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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
COPYRIGHT OFFICE
CATALOGUE
OF
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
PART 38
MusICAL COMPOSITIONS
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 24
FOR THE YEAR 1929
Nos. 1-12
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Published by authority of the Acts of Congress of March 3, 1891, of June 30, 1906.
and of March 4, 1909
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
WASHINGTON : 1930
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
COPYRIGHT OFFICE \
CATALOGUE
1-2589
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
OF JUNE 30, 1906, AND OF MARCH 4, 1909
PART 8
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
INCLUDING:
LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS
1929
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 24
No. 1
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
WASHINGTON : 1929
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891
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The act of March 4, 1909, going into effect July 1, 1909, provides
that the Catalogue of Copyright Entries “shall be admitted in any
court as prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein as regards
any copyright registration.”
EXPLANATIONS TO BE Notrep By USsmrs oF THis CATALOGUE
HE Catalogue of Copyright Entries is published in four parts. Part 3, con-
taining the entries for musical compositions and dramatico-musical compo-
sitions, is issued at monthly intervals in twelve numbers each year, and is
followed by a complete index for the year. The general arrangement is an
alphabet of the titles of the musical works with certain exceptions ex-
plained hereafter. The arrangement is alphabetical under the first word of
the title (except “a,” “an,” or “the,” or the corresponding foreign articles),
and a grouping at the end of the title alphabet of such titles as will not con-
veniently alphabetize (e. g., titles beginning with numerals, dates, etc.).
EXCEPTIONS.—(1) In the case of editions of classical music, instead of dis-
tributing them under the titles, each author’s works are brought together by
an entry under the original composer’s name, and for such works search should
be made in this number under the following names: Bach (Johann Sebastian) ;
Balfe (Michael William); Beethoven (Ludwig van); Bizet (Georges); Brahms
(Johannes); Chopin (Frédéric Francois); Delibes (Clément Philibert Leo);
Donizetti (Gaetano); Gounod (Charles Francois); Grieg (Edvard Hagerup);
Handel (Georg Friedrich); Haydn (Franz Josef); MacDowell (Edward Alex-
ander); Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric); Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Lud-
wig Felix); Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus); Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio);
Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch); Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille); Schubert
(Franz Peter); Schumann (Robert Alexander); Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) ;
Verdi (Giuseppe); Wagner (Richard).
(2) COLLECTIONS having general titles, such as “Funf studien,” “12
études élémentaires,” etc., and pieces published without individual identifying
titles, but designating the class of musical work (e. g., “ waltz,” ‘“ dance,”
“march,” “cantata,” “schottische,” “nocturne,” “impromptu,” “ sonata,”
“étude,” “study,” “exercise,” etc., without differentiating words and only
identifiable by the name of the composer) are entered under the composer’s
name without cross reference from the titles, and search should only be made
under the names of the composers.
IMPRINTS.—As the publishers of musical compositions are generally also
the claimants of copyright the imprint is omitted, but when the name and
address of the publisher differ from those of the copyright proprietor, mention
of the fact is made at the end of the title as an imprint giving place of publi-
eation and name of publisher.
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Piano music is understood to be for two hands unless otherwise stated.
Songs are understood to be with piano accompaniment unless otherwise stated.
Under the act of March 4, 1909, the preliminary entry of titles has been ab-
rogated and registration follows deposit of copies with an application for
entry in the Copyright Office.
To save space in the Catalogue, the Copyright notice after each title is ab-
breviated. The abbreviations used in this part are as follows: “ E,” Class E,
Musical compositions; “D,” Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions; “©,”
implies copyright registration of a published composition, followed by date of
publication; “© 1c.,” stands for copyright of an unpublished work, followed
by date of receipt in the Copyright Office of the printed or manuscript copy;
and “2 c.,” for 2 copies, followed by the date of their receipt. In the case of
contributions to periodicals only one copy of the issue or issues containing
such contributions is required.
A list of copyright renewals made for musical compositions under section 24
of the act of March 4, 1909, will be found at the end of this issue immediately
following the text.
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to both composers and proprietors. The subscription price for Part 3, which
must be for the complete calendar year, is $3, payable in advance, to the
Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C., by postal money order,
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The Copyright Act of 1909 provides that of the articles deposited
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what books and other articles shall be transferred to the permanent
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60 of the Act.
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such claimant prior to December 31, 1929.
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RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF MUSIC AGAINST UNAUD-
THORIZED REPRODUCTION BY MECHANICAL MUSI-
CAL INSTRUMENTS
The United States has established reciprocal copyright protection
for music against unauthorized reproduction by mechanical musical
instruments in the case of the countries listed below. The President’s
proclamations to this effect were printed in the Catalogue of Copy-
right Entries, Part 3, as follows:
Australia and the territories of Papua and Norfolk Island, vol.
13 (1918), pages vi—vili of no. 5;
Austria, vol. 17 (1922), pages vil—vili of no. 6, and vol. 20 (1925),
pages vil-vili of nos. 3-4;
Belgium, vol. 6 (1911), pages uae On NO: Ts
Canada, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi—viii of no. 8;
Cuba, vol. 6 (1911), pages iv—v of no. 12;
Czechoslovakia, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi-vii of no. 4;
Denmark, vol. 15 (1920), pages xii—xiv of no. 13;
Finland, vol. 23 (1928), pages vi—vii of no. 12;
France, vol. 13 (1918), pages xi—x1i of no. 5;
Germany, vol. 6 (1911), pages vi—vii of no. 7, and vol. 17 (1922),
pages ix—x of no. 6;
Great Britain, vol. 10 (1915), pages viii-ix of no. 3, and vol. 15
(1920), pages vi-ix of no. 13;-
Hungary, vol. 17 (1922), pages xi-xii of no. 6;
Italy, vol. 10 (1915), pages viliix of no. 4, and vol. 17 (1922),
pages xili-xiv of no. 6;
Luxemburg, vol. 6 (1911), pages vii—vili of no. 7;
Netherlands, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi—vii of no. 3;
New Zealand, vol. 12 (1917 ), pages v-ix of no. 8. and vol. 17
(1922), pages xv—xix of no. 6;
Norway, vol. 6 (1911), pages ix—x ae LGs*(:
Poland, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi—vii of no. 2;
Sweden, vol. 15 (1920), pages vi—vii of no. 3;
Switzerland, vol. 19 (1924), pages vii—viii of nos. 5-6;
Union of South Africa, vol. 19 (1924), pages vi-vii of nos. 3-4.
The copyright convention signed at the Fourth International
American Conference at Buenos Aires on August 11, 1910, was pro-
claimed by the President of the United States on July 18, 1914. This
convention is understood to be in effect as between the United States
and Bolivia, Brazil, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador,
Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, and
Uruguay.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Notice.—When the nationality of the composer is not
stated in the title
entry, it is to be understood that he is a citizen of the United States.
A. A. A. military novelty march; by
Nick Brown; solo B flat cornet. ©
1c. Oct. 19, 1928; E unp. 429; Lampe
music service, New York. 1
A bailar; two step march, por Cirilo
Rodriguez, of Mexico, domiciled at
Chicago; pf. [Photostat] ©1.«.
Jan. 12, 1929; E unp. 2710; Ignacio
M. Valle, Chicago. Pe
A canzone d’o carecerato; versi e
musica di M. Pinnola. © 1 e¢. Jan.
18, 1929; E unp. 2925; Michele Pin-
nola, Roxbury, Mass. 3
A-cappella-chorsuite; texte aus dem
Hohenlied in Minneliedern, 14. jahr-
hundert, neudeutsch von Will
Vesper, fiir grossen chor oder kam-
merchor, von Hugo Hermann, of
Germany, op. 27. Sc. 4to. © Jan.
ages Jean. ‘22's “for. 2315;
Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 4
*A echiil sincera ’a mamma; words by
Roberto Ciaramella, music by R. De
Luca, of Italy, domiciled at Brook-
lyn. [Words and melody only] ©
ies Jan 12,51929 > unps 2729:
Ralph De Luca, Brooklyn. 5
Maria; poesia di G. A. Borgese,
musica di Carlo Ravasenga, of Italy.
(©) Jan. 2/°1929-: 1°¢: Jan!’9: B for.
1852; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 6
A sera in terra di Toscana; impres-
sione, di Fernando Limenta, of Italy,
riduzione dell’ autore per orchestrina
con pf. conduttore. pts. 4to. ©
Dee. 27, 19283 Y¥ e. Dec. 28; EB for.
1789; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. €
A toi; gavotte, by L. N. Griffin, op.
190; band pts. with solo B flat cornet
conductor. 4to. © Jan. 26, 1929;
2c. Jan. 26; E pub. 3046; Louellyn
Nelms Griffin, Waco, Tex. 8
Abendstimmung; minnerchor a cap-
pella, words by Carl Busse, music by
Paul Lefmann, of Germany, op. 39,
NOs, 144. 4t0,-4 ©). Oct, 15,,0928:- 1 -e.
pan. 11) 1929 >" for 220 Le. ol.
Tonger, Cologne, Germany. 9
A
1
Acearezzandoti; valzer, riduzione per
orchestrina con pf. conduttore del
autore, Attilio Parelli, of Italy. pts.
4to. © Dec. 27, 1928; 1 ce. Dec. 28;
E for. 1991; G. Ricordi & co., ee
1
Acrobatic (The) fliver [!]; by M. L.
Lake; full orch., with pf.-organ con-
ductor. 4to. © Dec. 22, 1928; 2 ¢.
Jan. 10, A929s0K" pub: 25bisCarl
Fischer, inc., New York. 11
Adelaide ; words and music by J. Brat-
tain and H. Thies; pf. ©1e. Jan.
19, 1929; E unp. 2937; Joe Brattain
and Henry Thies, Cincinnati. 12
Adios, te quedas en tus gustos; cancion .
Mexicana, arr. de 8S. R. Ramos, of
Mexico, domiciled at Chicago; [pf.,
with words] [Photostat] © 1 «¢.
Jan. 10, 1929; E unpub. 2665; Sil-
vano R. Ramos, Chicago. 13
Admiral Stosch; marsch, von C.
Latann, op. 140, arr. von Bernhard
HKgg, of Germany; orch., mit pf.-di-
rection u. violino 1 direction. 4to.
© Dee. 3, 1928; 1 c. Dec. 29; E for.
1759; D. Rahter, Leipzig. 14
Adorable one; words and music by L.
Rosenberg. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Jan. 28, 1929; E unp.
3156; Louis Rosenberg, Brooklyn.
15
Aegyptus ; balletto egiziano, per piccola
orch. e pf. conduttore, di Aroldo
Fornasari, of Italy. 4to. © Nov.
12, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 29; BH for... 1954;
Guglielmo Zanibon, Padova, Italy.
16
Ar allt férbi? text av Jean Ernst
[pseud, of Harry Halm], music by
Karl Wehle, of Sweden; pf. © Nov.
15, 19286 toe. Jan. .7, 19295 Hitor.
1869; A. b. Nore. ska musikforlaget,
Stockholm, Sweden. 17
After I loved you darling; words and
music by M. A. Adamowecz. © 1.
Jan. 31, 1929; E unp. 3341; Max A.
Adamowecz, Cincinnati. 18
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19
pt. 117, n. s., v. 24
After loving you; lyric by Benee Rus-
sell, music by Vincent’ Rose.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Jan. 17, 1929; E unp. 2882; Remick
music corp., New York. 19
After midnight; prélude dramatique,
by James C. Bradford; full orch.
pts. © Nov. 20, 1928; 2 «. Dee. 14;
E pub. 1507; Kalmus filmusic edi-
tion, New York. ea 20
After you there'll be somebody else
after me;
John Siras, musie by Felix Bernard,
arr. by Herbert Deer; 4 male voices.
Ato. ©» Jan. 9;.,19294: 2 ¢, Jan. 12;
E pub. 2723; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 21
After you’ve broken my heart; words
and music by Walter Smith.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Jan. 12, 1929; E unp. 2739; Noah
Frederick, San Francisco. Pps
Agitation while dancing; fotoplay
music, by Hdward Kilenyi, scored
by A. EH. Cafarella; pf. or organ
conductor. © Jan. 18, 1929; 2 «.
Jan. 19; EH pub. 2782; Robbins music
corp., New York. es
Agnese; versi di R. Ciaramella, musica
di V. De Crescenzo: [Words and
melody only] © Dec. 1, 19283 2 c¢.
Jan. 7, 1929; E pub. 2306; Vincenzo
De Crescenzo and Roberto Ciara-
mella, New York. 24
Ain’t no use of talking; words by E. C.
Hazelwood, music by L. E. Goffin.
© Jan. 2, 1929; 2c. Jan. 28; E pub.
3045; HE. Clayton Hazelwood, Med-
ford, Mass. 25
Ain’t she real cute? comedy fox trot
song, words by R. Bayfield Evans,
musie by Sylvain Hamy [pseud. of
Sylvain Freund], of Belgium; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Dec. 22, 1928;
1c. Jan. 4,.1929; E for. 1812; Inter-
national music co., Brussels, Bel-
gium. 26
Air breton; by Georges Favre, of
France; pf. © Dec. 31, 1927; 1 «
Mar. 6, 1928; E for. 1815; Alphonse
Ledue et cie., Paris. 27
Airplane (An) flight; by Mortimer
Wilson, op. 86, no. 1; pf. © Jan. 2,
1929; 2c. Jan. 4; E pub. 2248; Cen-
tury music pub. co., New York. 28
Aladdin; a Chinese fairy tale, by H.
Meyerowitz; pf. © 1c. Jan. 23,
1929; E unp. 3044; Harry Meyero-
witz, New York. 29
lyric by Monty Siegel and.
Alice in Wonderland; words’ by
‘Vaughn De Leath [pseud. of L.
Geer], music by Irving Bibo; pf. ©
1 ¢@: Jan. 26, 1929> aap eee
Leonore Geer, New York. 30
All hail, the risen King; anthem,
words by S. H. Mekin, music by Al-
fred Wooler ; mixed voices. 4to. ©
Jan. 30, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 313 Ho pub.
3109; Arthur P. Schmidt co., rg >
All I ever get is sympathy; lyrics and
music by Ernie Burnett. [Chords -
single staff] © 1c. Jan. 29, 1929;
BH unp. 3275; Ernest M. Burnett, Chi-
cago. 82
All I have is a memory; words by H.
Reinschreiber, music by Johnny
Thompson and H. Reinschreiber.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Dec. 21, 1928; H unp. 2564; Henry
Reinschreiber, Philadelphia. 33
All I need is you; words and musie
by R. A. Lynch. Boston, Mass., Hol-
lis pub. co. © Dec. 29, 1928; 2 ¢.
Jan. 7, 1929; E pub. 2422; Richard
A. Lynch, Boston. - 384
All join in and be happy; vocal fox-
trot; by Jack Payne, Reg Connelly
and Jimmy Campbell, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
Harry J. Stafford. © June 28, 1928;
1c. July 12; E for. 2349; Campbell,
Connelly & ¢o., London. 85
“All my baby does is maybe me; words
by G. Quaw, music by G. Joyce. ©
1c. Jan. 29, 1929; E unp. 3274; Gene
Quaw and Gerald Joyce, Pasadena,
Calif. 36
All nuts don’t grow on trees; words by
Marvin Smolevy and Jerry Levine,
musie by Henry Fishbach; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by Oscar Catsiff..
© Dec. 29, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1929;
E pub. 2197; - Mercury music pub. co.,
New York. 37
All the day long; lyrics by Clinton
Scollard, music by G. Bagby. ©1e.
Jan. 14, 1929; E unp. 2803; George
Bagby, New York. 388
All the year round; written and com-
posed by Kenneth and George West-
ern, both of Great Britain. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Dec.
28, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 16, 1929; E for.
2205; Reynolds & co., London. 39
All we want Miami, is the moonlight
bright and you; lyrics by H. L. Leon-
ard, music by Lon Healy. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 4, 1929; E unp. 2508; Harriett
Lyon Leonard, Miami, Fla. 40
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
Alleluia, sing His praise; Easter an-
them, words and music by M. E.
Florio [pseud. of Maximillian Hel-
fere]; quartet or cho. of mixed
voices with incidental solos; organ
ace. 4to. © Dec. 28, 1928; 2c. Jan.
4, 1929; E pub. 23895; G. Schirmer,
ine., New. York. 41
Alles fiir euch; marschlied, aus der
gleichnamigen revue, text u. musik
von Erich Ziegler, of Germany. ©
July 6, 1928; 1 ¢. Jan. 7, 1929; EH for.
1907 ; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H., Ber-
lin. 42
Alma y corazon; vals lento, by Isaias
Medina Campa, of Mexico, domiciled
at Chicago; pf. [Photostat] ©le.
Jan. 12, 1929; E unp. 2709; Ignacio
M. Valie, Chicago. 43
Almiro; 6/8 one step, de Cole Porter.
arr. pour orch., partiés séparées,
avec pf. conducteur, par Francis Sa-
labert, of France. [With words]
Ed. Francis Salabert. 4to. © Nov.
15; . 4928 * db ec. Dee: 193". for. 1822;
M. H. Sayag, Paris. At
Aloha Oahu; words and music by Jack
Scholl and Irving Mills; pf. acc.
with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. ©
Dee. 21, .1928; 2 ce. Jan. 14, 1929; H
pub. 2655; Gotham music service,
ine., New York. 45
Alone on the great white way; words
by N. A. Kneeland, music by Sylves-
ter Long Cross. © 1 ec. Jan. 29,
1929; E unp. 3255; Nellie A. Knee-
land, Tacoma. 46
Always in my dreams, never in my
arms; lyric by Lou Herscher and
Joe Darcey, music by Max Kortlan-
der; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
Hank Linet. © Dee. 31, 1928; 2 ¢.
Dec. 31; E. pub. 2427; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 47
Am montag ktisse ich die blonde Eri-
ka; worte von Giinther Bibo, musik
von R. Marbot, of Germany, klavier
arr. von Otto Lindemann. © Dec.
5, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 7, 1929; E for. 1933 ;
Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
48
Amandote en silencio; vals tropical,
letra y musica de J. A. Monrouzeau;
Be) G) Nov. 3); 142652. Jam, 8,
1929; E pub. 2335; José Antonio
Monrouzeau, Arecibo, Porto Rico.
49
Amelia my own; words by D. V. Wag-
ner, music by Eddie Fitzgerald.
Boston, Mass., Harmonies music co.
© Oct. 20, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 9; E pub.
61
2134; Della V. Wagner, Jamaica
Plain, Mass. 50
America; tango, by C. Maduro; pf.
New York City, O. Flaschner music
co," “© Nov. 1, 1928: 2 e. Jans 11,
1929; E pub. 2551; Charles Maduro,
New York. S51
Amina; serenade Egyptienne, by Paul
Lineke, arr. by M. J. Scheidlmeier ;
ten. banjo solo, with pf. acc. arr.
by Otto Merz. © Jan. 30, 1929; 2 ¢.
Jan. 31; E pub. 3116; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. 52
An der waterkant steht ein fischer-
haus; worte von Fritz Ginzel, musik
von Harry Hauptmann, of Germany.
© Nov. 15, 1928; 1 ¢. Jan. 7, 1929;
E for. 1982; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b.
H., Berlin. da
And especially you; words and music
by Abner Silver, Al Sherman and
Al Lewis. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Jan. 30, 1929; E unp. 3345;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 54
Andalucia; suite espaniola, por EH. Le-
cuona, of Cuba; pf. Habana, Lecuona
music co. 1. Cérdoba. [5 others]
© Nov. 2, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 8, 1929;
EK for. 1839; Ernesto Lecuona, Ha-
vana. 55
Angel-cake; lyric and music by Caro
Romay. © Dee. 31, 1928; 2 ¢. Dee.
31; E pub. 2483; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 56
Angela dances; by Robert Nolan Kerr ;
pr. © Dee. 14, 1928; 2 « Dee. 15;
E pub. 2371; Theodore Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia. 57
Angels’ (The) song; words by Bertha
Mullin, music by Adam Geibel; in
D. © Dec. 14, 1928; 2 c. Dec. 15;
E pub. 23838; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 58
Anima (L’) musicale della patria; a
cura di Achille Schinelli, of Italy,
con note storiche di Antonio Monti.
Vv. 2. 4to: © fan. 7, 1929 * 4. ¢. Jan.
14; EK for. 2214; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 59
Anita teach me necking tricks; slow
fox, by F. Markush, of Hungary;
orch. pts. 4to. ©1e. Dec. 28, 1928;
E unpub. 3004; Fred Markush, Buda-
pest, Hungary. 60
Anson (Hugo) Idyl; for violin and
pf., by H. Anson, of Great Britain.
Curwen ed. © Dee. 27, 1928; 1 ¢.
Jan. 4, 1929; E for. 2039; Hugo An-
son, Chelsea, England. 61
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62
pt. II, n. S., v. 24
Anvil (The) of God’s word; words by
John Clifford, music by A. E. Buck-
ingham. [Words and melody only]
© le. Jan. 23, 1929; E unp. 3057;
A. Edward Buckingham, Los An-
geles. 62
Aphrodite; entr’acte et musique de
scéne, de Henry Février, transcrip-
tion de H. Mouton, of Belgium;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. 1*°
suite, nos. 1-4.—2° suite, nos. 5-7.
© Nov. 20, 1928; 1 « each Jan. 9,
1929: EB . for: 2126, 2127; Heugel,
Paris. 63, 64
Apollo-hymne; von Arthur Bliss, of
Great Britain; orch. Partitur. ©
Dec. 5, 1928; 1c. Jan. 7, 1929; BH for!
2015: Universal edition actiengesell-
schaft, Vienna. 65
Areadian (An) idyl; by Ida Bostel-
mann; pf. Rev. ed. © Jan. 4, 1929;
Ze. Jani, pub. 2282 > belsvam,
inc., New York. ~ 66
Are you my _ sweetheart? fox-trot,
words and music by V. Marcy.
[Words and melody only] ©1l1e«e
gan. 4, 1929: EH unp. 2502; Victor
Marcy, Perrysburg, N. Y. 67
Are you sorry you went away? words
by M. Sigurdson, music by Sylvester
Long Cross. © 1. Jan. 15, 1929;
EK unp. 2822; Margaret Sigurdson,
Portland, Or. 68
Arioso; von Otto Fleischmann, of Ger-
many, op. 85; violoncello and pf. or
organ, © Jan. 7, 1929; 1c. Jan. 22;
E for. 2356; Anton J. Benjamin,
Leipzig. 69
Arise, shine; anthem, 4 pt. cho., text
from Isaiah chap. 60, music by John
Prindle Scott; mixed voices with
duet for sop. and bass; organ acc.
4to. (© Jan. 24, 1929; 2c. Jan. 25;
EK pub. 2972; R. L. Huntzinger, inc.,
New York. 70
Armand; words and music by C. Wy-
man; pf. ©1c., Jan. 4, 1929; E unp.
3150; Charles Wyman, Glendale,
Calif. A.
Ar’nt we all; written and composed by
Kenneth and George Western, both
of Great Britain. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Dec. 28, 1928;
1.” de, LG, “PO29 5 Hy ee meee 5
Reynolds & co., London. 72
Artichauts (Les); fox-trot de lVopér-
ette Comte Obligado, par Raoul Mo-
retti, arr. par Francis’ Salabert, of
France; orch. pts., with pf.-conduc-
tor, 1st violin-conductor and words.
+
© April 15, 1928; 1 ec. May 10; B
692091; Francis Salabert, Paris. 73
As long as we are in love; from Hello
daddy, words by Dorothy Fields,
music by Jimmy McHugh; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Dec. 27, 1928; 2 «.
Dee. 29; E pub. 2176; Mills music,
inc. and Harms, ine., New York. 74
Ash (The) grove; three-part song,
words by John Oxenford, set to old
Welsh melody arr. by W. Davies
[i. e. Hiddil Gwent], of Great Brit-
ain, domiciled at Cleveland ; women’s
voices. ©1c. Jan. 10, 1929; EH unp.
2690: William Davies, Cleveland. 75:
Ashes of love; lyrics by Monty Siegel,
music by Charles Rosoff; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Dee. 31, 1928; 2 ¢.
Dec. 31; E pub. 2431; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 76
Asperges me; by Casciolini, arr. by
C. A. Benson; 4 mixed voices. Bal-
timore, P. J. Lammers. 4to. © Dec.
21, 1928';. 2.c Jan 8;1929% Biapub:
2328; Archdiocesan commission of
music, Baltimore. a
At sunrise; by Thelma De Mille; pf.
Lawrence, Mass., Bay state music co.
© Dec. 29, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1929;
E pub. 2153; Reginald K. Liversidge,
Lawrence, Mass. 78
At the end of the day; 4 pt. cho.,
words by Richard Hovey, music by
Robert Samuel Flagler; male voices
with bar. solo. 4to. © Jan. 24,
19292. 2) er Jan. 25.0 pubeeeeo:
R. L. Huntzinger, inc., New York. ,
vi ;
At the end of the rainbow, where
golden dreams come true; words and
music by Lou Herscher, Perry Alex-
ander and Katherine Wexler; pf. acc.
with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. New
York, Mills music, ine. © Dee. 8,
1928: 2 c, Dec. 31; 4 pub. 23883;
Jack Mills, inc., New York. 80°
At the fair; by Harold T. Scull, of
Great Britain; pf. 1. All the fun
of the fair [3 others] © Dec. 27,
1928: 1¢. Jan. 19, 1929; E for. 2179;
Warren & Phillips, London. 81
At the lawn fete; dance caprice, by
Bilsel “Holt; pf. © Demiee. fieee.
2c Jan. 4; E pub. 2563; Century
music pub. co., New York. 82
At the shepherd’s hut; by Georg Hg-
geling, of Germany; pf. © Jan. 28,
1929: 2 ec. Jan. 253 HE) pubs S02,
Theodore Presser co., asin
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Au chateau de Laboisiére; par H. de
Callias, of France; pf. 1. Midi au
verger. [3 others] © Nov. 20, 1928;
1 c. Jan. 9, 1929; E for. 2120; Heu-
gel, Paris. 84
Au dancing; 1°" album, by various au-
thors, compiler of France; pf.
Dec. 31, 1927; 1 c. Jan. 28, 1928;
E 684967; Choudens, Paris. 85
Au pays qd’ amour; fox-trot, par H.
Ackermans, orch. par Ch. Geuskens,
of Belgium; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Nov. 20, .1928;.1 ¢.
Jan. 9, 1929; E for. 2153; Choudens,
Paris. 86
Aucassin; by B. Stambler; pf. © 1c.
Jan. 16, 1929; E unp. 2848; Bern
Stambler, Brooklyn. 87
Auch die kinder haben sorgen; aus
Kapitan Funk, text von Gtnther
Bibo, musik von Theo Mackeben, of
Germany. © Dec. 10, 1927; 1 «.
Jan. 7, 1929; E for. 1951; Rondo-
verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 88
Auction (The) of life; auction bridge,
musical recitation, written by George
Arthurs, music by Gil Roy, of Great
Britain; pf. © Dec. 28, 1928; 1 ¢.
Jan. 16, 1929; E for. 2197; Reynolds
& co., London. 89
Auf der reise; mdannerchor a cappella,
words by Carl Busse, music by Paul
Lefmann, of Germany, op. 39, no. 38.
450; «© Oct. 15, 1928. + Ae» Janet,
1929; EH for. 2265; P. J. Tonger, Co-
logne, Germany. 90
Aufstieg (Der) ; vom volkslied zu den
klassischen meistern, ftir violine u.
klavier, von Ferdinand Ktiichler, of
Germany. heft 46. © Oct. 31,
1928; 1 c. each Jan. 11, 1929; H for.
2260; Rithle & Wendling, Leipzig.
91
Aus dem Nordlande; 3 charakteristticke
in form einer suite, von Emil Juel-
Frederiksen, of Denmark, instr. von
Leopold Weninger, of Austria; orch.,
mit violine 1 direction. 1. Die hein-
zelmiinnchen ziehen zu berg. [2
others] © Dec. 3,1928; 1c. Dec. 29;
E for. 1763; Anton J. Benjamin,
Leipzig. 92
Aus den dimmergrauen wiesen .. .;
text von A. Grumbrecht, musik von
Hugo Kaun, of Germany; minner-
chor, a cappella. 4to. © Nov. 6,
1925 -1-¢. Jan. 1). 1eggeaior, 227-5:
Amsel-verlag, Berlin-Stidende, Ger-
many. 93
104
Ave Maria; music arr. from K. H., by
J. W. Simpson; mixed voices, with
organ or pf. ace. 4to. [Latin text.]
© Jan. 24, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 1; E pub.
3125; Robin Ellis, Ridgefield Park,
Ne Ji 94
Awakening of spring; by J. Albert Jef-
fery; pf. © Dec. 22, 1928; 2c. Jan.
19, 1929; E pub. 2757 sx HE. C. Schirmer
music co., Boston. 95,
Baby, du hast dich veraindert ...; fox-
trot, text von Fritz Rotter, musik
von Harry Ralton [pseud. of Heinz
Rosenthal], of Germany. © Jan. 2,
1929; Lc. Jan. 25; BE for. 2335; Drei
masken verlag, a. g., Berlin. 96
Baby girl; words by R. Sutton, musie
by Sylvester Long Cross. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 15, 1929; EH unp. 2826; Rosa
Sutton, Cambridge, Id. 97
Baby hands are heaven to me; words
» DY op. Fly Pappas,.and D. B. Hart,
music by Dora Barr Hart; pf. and
ukulele ace. © 1c Nov. 8, 1928;
E unp. 3029; Sara H. Pappas and
D. B. Hart, Bessemer, Ala. 98
Baby mine; words by Emil Isenberg,
music by P. B. Story. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Jan. 5, 1929;
E unp. 2545; Emil EF. Isenberg, jr.,
Troy, Il. 99
Baby rose; words by W. A. Claiborne,
music by Harry Jay [pseud. of
Harry J. Lincoln]; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Jan. 12, 1929; 2c. Jan. 18;
E pub. 2754; William A. Claiborne,
Pittsburgh. 100
Baby Ruth gum; words by Jerry Bel-
yea, music by D. L. Carley. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Jan. 31,
1929; E unp. 3329; Dorothee Leone
Carley, Grand Rapids, Mich. 101
Baby—you have It, and plenty of it;
words and music by W. H. Jones;
oreh. pts. : © 1c. Jan. 26, 19829; Bh
unp. 3137; William H. Jones, Pitts-
burgh. 102
Baby you’ve been foolin’; fox-trot,
words by HE. Eby and H. Moulton,
musie by H. Eby. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Jan. 12, 1929; EB
unp. 27382; Earl Eby and Hi Moulton,
Pasadena, Calif. 103
Babyland; words and music by B. G.
Trimme. %c).1'¢, Jan. 271929" HH
unp. 2445;. Bernice Gruver Trimble,
San José, Calif. 104
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pb. 111;D..S), eee
Baby’s song; words by M. J. Keith,
music by Sylvester Long Cross. ©
1c. Jan. 15, 1929; EH unp. 2818; Mi-
nette J. Keith, Spokane, Wash. 105
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Anna Mag-
dalena’s march; ed. by Clarence
Dickinson; organ. © June 24, 1927;
2 c. Dec. 19, 1928; E pub. 2701; H.
W. Gray co., New York. 106
———Ave Maria; meditation, solo or
duet, by Bach-Gounod, arr. by Cal-
vin Grooms; pts. for E flat alto, B
flat ten. and C melody saxophones,
with pt. ace: /©' Jan. 2, 29295 2. ¢.
Jan. 4; E pub. 2573; Century music
pub. co., New York. 107
— Bach-studien fiir oboe; sammiung
von arien und sitzen mit obligater
oboe aus kantaten, oratorien und
orchester-konzerten von Joh. Seb.
Bach, zusammengestellt und mit
atem- und anderen vortragszeichen
versehen von Walter Heinze, of Ger-
may, bd. 1,2. © Wee, si, 1928:
Te. each Jan. 28, 1929: for. 2292.
2293; Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leipzig.
108, 109
— Concerto in D minor; ed. by Ed-
win Hughes; pf. Copyright is based
upon new matter by Hdwin Hughes,
namely, his interpretation repre-
sented in the legible notation there-
of contained in the copies filed. ©
Dec. 24, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1929; B
pub. 2850; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 110
O Saviour sweet; arr. by Clarence
Dickinson, arr. for women’s voices
by Lucy Clark Street; organ acc.
4to. © Jan. 2, 1929; 2c. Jan. 3; EB
pub. 2213; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 111
— Passion chorale; arr. by Lucy
Clark Street; women’s voices, organ
ace. 4to. © Jan. 8, 1929; 2c. Jan.
9; E pub. 2459; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 3 i
——— Six short preludes or studies for
beginners; ed. with special and gen-
eral instructions by Gottfried Gal-
ston, of Germany, domiciled at St.
Louis; pf: © Jan. (31, 1929720 ¢
and aff. each Feb. 7; AA 8429-8481;
Art publication society, St. Louis.
113-115
Twelve short preludes or studies
for beginners; ed. with special and
general instructions by Gottfried
Galston, of Germany, ‘domiciled at
St. Louis; pf. 1. nos. 1-8, 5-8, 10,
11, — 2. nos. 4, 9,12. © Jan. 15, 31,
1929; 2 c. and aff. each Jan. 18, Feb.
7; A 7384-7389, 8432-8434; Art pub-
lication soc., St. Louis. 116-124
Back in my home town; words and mu-
Sic by FE. Hutchison. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Jan. 17, 1929;
H unp. 2894; Frank Hutchison, Big
Creek, Va. 125
Backe, backe kuchen; 2. kinderlieder-
potpourri, von Carl Robrecht,
Germany; klavier arr. von Otto Lin-
demann, of Germany. © Oct. 8,
1928; 1 c. Jan. 8, 1929; E for. 2064;
Heinrichshofen’s verlag, Magdeburg,
Germany. 126
Badger legionnaire; by George EH. Ma-
nupella; band pts. 4to. © Jan. 5,
1929; 2 e@; Jans 233) Ws pub. 2aser
Kenosha, Wisconsin, post no. 21,
American legion, Kenosha, Wis. 127
Baijian gal; words by Lionel O’Don-
nell Licorish, music by Tosh Ham-
med; pf. © Dee. 10, 1928; 2 c. Dee.
7; E pub. 2718; Harrison Godwin
Smith and Tosh Hammed, New York.
128
Ballad (A) of trees and the Master;
anthem for Good Friday, words by
Sidney Lanier, music by George W.
Chadwick; mixed voices; pf. or or-
gan acc. 4to. © Dec. 24, 1928; 2c.
Jan. 8, 1929; E pub. 23438; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 129
Ballet (The) scene; by Mortimer Wil-
son, op. 86, no: 4; pf. © Vanes
1929; 2c. Jan. 4; E pub. 2251; Cen-
tury music pub. co., New York. 130
Balulalow; words anon., music by
Elizabeth Poston, of Great Britain;
Ist and 2d sop. 4to. © Dee. 19,
1928; 1c. Jan. 2, 1929; E for. 1989;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd., Lon-
don. 131
Banjo, banjo sing dein lied; aus Wann
und wo, text von Herman Haller,
Willi Wolff und Rideamus, musik
von Walter Kollo, of Germany, fiir
klavier erleichtert von Nico Dostal.
© Aug. 31, 1927; 1 c. Janiteageo-
E for. 1925; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b.
H., Berlin. 132
Barearole; von Otto Fleischmann, of
Germany, op. 76; 1st and 2nd vio-
lins and pf. © Jan. 7, 1029; 2) c
Jan, 22; E for. 2357; Anton J. Ben-
jamin, Leipzig. 133
Basket (A) of prize kittens; by Morti-
mer Wilson, op. 86, no. 3; pf.
Jan. 2, 1929; 2 ¢. Jan. 4; (pap.
of .
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no. 1, 1929
2250; Century music, pub. co., New
York. . 134
Baskische hirtenknaben; charakter-
stiick, von Joan Fresco, of Nether-
lands, op. 25; orech. pts., with violin
1 direction and pf. direction. 4to.
© Nov. 22, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 28, 1929;
EH) for. 2295; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin. OD
Be merciful unto me; anthem, words
from Psalm 57, music by Charles V.
Stanford, of Great Britain; mixed
voices. 4to. © Dec. 21, 1928; 1c.
Dec. 31; E for. 2078; Stainer & Bell,
Itd., London. . 136
Beau Brimmel; minuet, by Edward
Elgar, of Great Britain; pf.. © Jan.
2, Iseo > LG Jan. 5: KH Tor. 2082s
Hikin & co., Itd., London. 137
Beautiful (The) Cumberland valley;
words and music by S. Herron.
[Words and melody only] ©1le.
Jan. 14, 1929; E unp. 2759; Stanley
Herron, Lancaster, Ky. 138
Beautiful girl of my dreams; waltz
song, words and music by W. H.
O’Rourke. New York City, Frank
Harding, music publisher. © Nov.
28, 1928; 2 c. Dec. 20; E pub. 2704;
Wilfred H. O’Rourke, Bellingham,
Wash. 139
Beautiful Ozark moonlight; words by
Robert Lee Mitchell, music by Rob-
ert Van Sickle. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Jan. 14, 1929; E unp.
3148; Elbert Lee Mitchell, Drakes
Creek, Ark. 140
Beautiful rose from the golden West;
words by A. Morrison, music by N.
Shannon. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Jan. 31, 1929: E unp. 3340;
Alick Morrison and Noel Shannon,
Chicago. 141
Beautiful Willamette; words by I.
Austen, music by Sylvester Long
Cross. © 1c. Jan. 15, 1929; E unp.
28138; Ida Austen, Kelso, Wash. 142
Beauty parade; words and music by
Andrew Donnelly; pf. and ukelele
ace. © Jan. 30, 1929; 2 ¢. Jan. 31;
E pub. 3118; Edward B. Marks mu-
sic co., New York. 143
Because of this; words by Margaret
Dixon Thayer, music by Louis
Drakeford [i. e. L. H. Drakeford],
of Great Britain. © 1. Jan. 30,
1929; E unp. 3302; Lewis Henry
Drakeford, London. 144
153
Because you put your arms around
me; words and music by Jack Clash
[i. e, J. E. Clash] [Words and
melody only] © 1. Jan. 9, 1929;
EH unp. 2649; John Edward Clash,
Chicago. 145
Beers (Jacques) Trois chansons pour
danser; textes des négres de lAf-
rique recueillis par Yvan Goll, mu-
sique de Jacques Beers, of France.*
© Nov. 20, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 9, 1929;
E for. 2121; Heugel, Paris. 146
Beethoven (Ludwig van) ‘Turkish
march; from The ruins of Athens,
arr. by Clarence Dickinson and
Charlotte Mathewson Lockwood ; or-
gan duet. (Cover title:—March
from Ruins of Athens) © Jan. 2,
1929 ; 2c. Jan. 3; E pub. 2219; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 147
Beggin’ for love; words and music by
Spencer Williams. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1e. Jan. 25, 1929; BE
unp. 3087; Georgia music co., New
York. 148
Bei uns im hinterhaus; foxtrot, text
von Charlie Amberg, musik von Nico
Dostal, of Germany. © Oct. 5, 1928;
1c. Jan. 7, 1929; E for. 1947; Rondo-
verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 149
Bei uns um die gedéchtniskirche rum;
foxtrott, aus der gleichnamigen re-
vue, worte u. musik von Friedrich
Hollaender, of Germany, erleichtert
“yon Willy Geisler. © Dee. 24, 1927;
2 ie ean, PO2G i rer? OOH 2s
Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
150
Bei'm kleinen Amanulla; text von Al-
fred Berg u. Siegwart Ehrlich, mu-
sik von S. Ehrlich, of Germany. ©
June 27, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 7, 1929; EB
for. 1905; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 151
Beim Rolandseck am grtinen Rhein;
fox trot, worte von Lissy Rossbach
u. Siegwart Ehrlich, musik von Sieg-
wart Ehrlich, of Germany. © July
Dy NOZS Ce tall. ty Loos a, hOr.
1906 ; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H., Ber-
lin. 152
Bell (The) boy; fantastic dance, by
Cuthbert Clarke, arr. for the cinema
organ by Frank Newman, of Great
Britain. © Nov. 28, 1928; 1 ¢. Jan.
10, 1929; E for. 2305; Chappell &
co., Itd., London. 1a
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Bella (Rudolf) Drei lieder; von Arno
Holz and others, musik von Rudolf
Bella, of Austria, op. 18. 1. Hinter
bluhenden apfelbaumzweigen [2
others] © Nov. 20, 1928; 1 ec. Jan.
11, 1929; E for. 2273; Josef Wein-
berger, Leipzig. 154
Fiinf lieder; von Gustay Schiiler
and others, musik von Rudolf Bella,
of Austria, Yop. PT cl Die nacht
kommt an. [4 others] © Nov. 20,
1928; 1c. Jan. 11, 1929; BE for. 2270;
Josef Weinberger, Leipzig. 155
Zwei gedichte; von Karl Josef
Pichler, musik von Rudolf Bella, of
Austria, op. 11. 1. Traum in die
ferne. [1 other] © Nov. 20, 1928;
1e. Jan. 11, 1929; E for. 2272; Josef
Weinberger, Leipzig. 156
—— Zwei gedichte; von Rabindranath
Tagore, musik von Rudolf Bella, of
Austria, op. 9. 1. Es ist nicht mehr
tag. [1 other] © Nov. 20, 1928; 1
e. Jan. 11, 1929; E for. 2271; Josef
Weinberger, Leipzig. 157
Bella bambina; canzone fox-trot, di
Franz Barbi, of Italy; piccola orch.
pts. 4to. © Jan. 2, 1929; 1 ¢. Jan.
9; E for. 1848; A. & G. Carisch &
c., Milan. 158
Bella bambina; fox trot, versi di Gug-
lielmo Giannini, musica di Franz
Barbi, of Italy; pf. © Jan. 2, 1929;
1c Jan. 9; E for. 1856; A. & G.
Carisch & c., Milan. 159
Bellman-melodier; arr. by Eric West-
berg, of Sweden; salon-orch. pts.,
with pf. direction. © Aug. 1, 1928;
Lie, Jan. 7, 1929; EB for, 1878; Ax b,
Nordiska musikf6rlaget, Stockholm,
Sweden. ~ 160
Bells are gaily ringing; Easter carol,
words and music by T. Guy Lucas;
mixed voices. 4to. © Jan. 11, 1929;
2c. Jan. 9; E pub. 2454; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 161
Bells of Honolulu; words and music
by Harold Dixon and Irving Mills;
pf. ace. with ukulele arr. by M.
Kalua. © Dee. 21, 1928; 2c. Jan:
14, 1929; E pub. 2656; Gotham mu-
sie service, inc., New York. 162
Bells over Jordan; a spiritual, words
by Daniel Cross, music by Bernard
Hamblen; in A flat. © Dec. 29,
1928; 1 c. Dec. 31, 1 c. Jan. 12, 1929;
E pub. 2886; Harms, ine., New York.
163
Benatzky (Ralph) schlager; aus dem
repertoir der Optimisten Unter den
linden Berlin, text von Erich Wei-
nert u. Ralph Benatzky, musik yon
R. Benatzky, of Austria; pf. arr. by
Otto Lindemann. Ich kenne ein an-
dres Berlin. [3 others] © Feb. 10,
1928; 1 ¢, Jan. 7, 1929; E for. 1891;
Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
164
Bendemeer’s stream ; words by
Thomas Moore, set to Irish folk
tune, arr. by Gladys Pitcher. 4to.
1. Sop., alto and bass.—2. Sop. and
alto. © Jan. 11, 1929; 2 c) each
Jan. 25; E pub. 2940, 2941; C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. / 165,166
Benedicite omnia opera; by Leo Sow-
erby; mixed voices, organ acc.; in
D min. 4to. © Jan. 11, 1929; 2 ¢.
Jan. 9; E pub. 2455; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 167
Benedictus es Domine, in E flat; 4-pt.
cho., music by N. Herbert Caley;
mixed voices; organ ace. 4to.
Dec. 28, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1929; E
pub. 2838; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 168
Berceuse; de Suite bréve par Louis
Aubert, pour petit orch. par Roger
Branga, of France; pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Novy. 20, 1928;
1c. Jan. 9, 1929; E for. 2168; Du-
rand et cie., Paris. 169
Berceuse; per violino e pf., di Onofrio
Altavilla, of Italy. © Dec. 27, 1928;
1c. Dec. 28; E for. 2076; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 170
Berceuse; riduzione per orchestrina
con pf. conduttore dell’ autore Ono-
frio Altavilla, of Italy. pts. 4to.
© Dee. 27, 1928; 1 c. Dec. 28; E for.
1788; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 171
Berceuse (La); poésie de Tournier,
musique de M. Truillet-Soyer, of
France. © Noy. 20, 1928; 1 ¢. Jan.
9, 1929; EH for. 2159; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 172
Bergeronnette (La); poésie de André
Theuriet, musique de M. Truillet-
Soyer, of France. © Nov. 20, 1928;
1c. Jan. 9, 1929; E for. 2160; Du-
rand et cie., Paris. 173
Berners (Lord) Fugue; for orch., by
Lord Berners, of Great Britain. Sc.
© Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 3, 1929;
E for. 1803; J. & W. Chester, ltd.,
London. 174
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Betsy: ouverture de JTopérette, par
G. Bonincontro, of France; orch.
pts. with pf. conductor. 4to.
Mar. 10, 1928; 1 ce. Apr. 9; E 689531;
Choudens, Paris. 175
Better convention songs; our 1929
book, for conventions, singing
classes, Sunday schools, revivals,
ete., ed. by H. C. Collins and L. L.
Lovett. Tallahassee, Fla., Florida
song-book co. .12mo. © Dee. 1,
gO2 Se ret Dec. 22: vaft..: Dee: 21:
A 2411; Luther L. Lovett, Tallahas-
see, Fla. 176
Bettina ; celebre canzone, versi di N. N.,
musica di Romeo Manoni, of Italy.
© Oct. 1, 1928; 1 ec. Oct. 29; E for.
1960; Guglielmo Zanibon, Padova,
Italy. 177
Betty; fox-trot, theme song of Syn-
thetic sin, words by Harold Christy,
music by Nathaniel Shilkret, arr.
by Arthur Lange; orch. pts. 4to.
© Jan. 28, 1929; 2c. Jan. 30; E pub.
3104; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
178
Betty; fox-trot, theme song of Syn-
thetic sin, words by Harold Christy,
music by Nathaniel Shilkret; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © Jan. 4, 1929; 2c. Jan. 7;
E pub. 2346; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 179
Betty-Lou; waltz, words by Claire
Lawton, music by C. van Geldern.
© 1c. Jan. 5, 1929; E unp. 2525;
Charlotte van Geldern, New Orleans.
180
Bickford’s harmony chord system for
tenor banjo or tenor guitar; by Zarh
Myron Bickford. © Feb. 8, 1929;
2 ce. and aff. Feb. 12; AA 8704;
Chart music pub. house, ine., Chi-
cago. 181
Biddy O’Brien; lyrics by Ken O’Brien
[i. e. K. B. O’Brien], music by A.
M. Wethe. © 1c. Jan. 18, 1929:
E unp. 3252; Al M. Wethe and Ken-
neth B. O’Brien, Minneapolis. 182
Billie; fox trot, from Billie, by George
M. Cohan, arr. by Frank Skinner;
dance orch. pts., with words. 4to.
© Jan. 9, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 12; EB pub.
2722; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
183
Billy; versi di Luciano Ramo, musica
di Giuseppe Pietri, of Italy; pf. ©
dam, 2eA9oos: 1 c. Jany Sam) for.
1850; A. & G. Carisch & ¢c., Milan.
184
Bird (The) and the squirrel; 3-pt.
song, words by Henry Briscoe, mu-
sic by Mary Helen Brown; sop., alto
and bar. 4to. © Jan. 30, 1929; 2c.
Jan. oF Dub. 5120 fo. i ute-
zinger, inc., New York. 185
Bit (A), a saddle, and a horse; words
by Bruce Sievier, music by Douglas
Brownsmith [pseud. of Douglas Hol-
loway], of Great Britain. © Dec.
GO, 10255 ..c. WEG. ob., Er Tor., 19saq
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd.,
London. 186
Bitte, sag’ nicht knif zu mir; aus
Schon und schick, worte von Mar-
cellus Schiffer, musik von Paul
Strasser, of Germany. © Oct. 23,
1928; 1 c. Jan. 7, 1929; E for. 1940;
Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. -
187
Black cat blues; words and music by
Hattie Burleson. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Jan. 5, 1929; E
unp. 2533; Brunswick Balke Collen-
der co., New York. 188
Black Hills (The) suite; by J. A.
Dvorak, op. 112; [pf. conductor pt.]
© ic. Jan. 5, 1929; E unp. 2554;
Joseph Anton Dyorak, Tabor, S. D.
189
Black key kapers; by Silvio De Ri-
enzo, arr. by F. Henri Klickmann;
pt. © Jan. "1929: 2"e. Fane’ 9
EH pub. 2450; Alfred &-co., New
York. 180
Blau veilchen; mazurka caprice, von
Richard Hilenberg, of Germany, op.
22, fiir salon-orch. von L. Zeitl-
berger, of Germany; pts., with har-
monium. 4to. © Oct. 31, 1928; 1c.
Jan. 11, 1929; W for. 2257; Ruhle
& Wendling, Leipzig. 191
Bless the Lord, O my soul; music by
Ippolitof-Ivanof, arr. by Lucy Clark
Street; women’s voices, organ acc.
Ata, Cy) Sine eee Se. Fan te:
E pub. 2206; H. W. Gray co., New
York, 192
Blessed be God; anthem, words from
the Apocrypha, music by A. For-
syth; mixed voices; organ acc. ©
1e Jan. 12, 1929; E unp. 2742; Al-
exander Forsyth, Reno, Nev. 193
Blessed is every one; anthem, words,
biblical adaptation, music by H. P.
Hokins, op. 112; mixed voices. 4to.
© Jan. 18,1929; 2.c. Jan. 21; HE pub.
2820; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 194
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Blessed is He that cometh; words
from the Scriptures, music by John
N. Brown; mixed voices in unison.
4to. © Jan. 19,.1929; 2 c. Jan. 23;
E pub. 28638; Brown bros., Winsted,
Conn. 195
Bley (Der) saa stille; Dansk tekst:
Henry Carlsen, musik: Alexander
Yrnéh, of Denmark; pf. © Dec. 29,
1928; 1c. Jan. 12, 1929; E for. 2209;
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen. 196
Bloody fingers; words and music by
M. Lasco. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Jan. 19, 1929; E unp.
29538; Morris Lasco, Chicago. 197
Blow snow blow; words and music by
H. T. Wright. © Jan. 18, 1929; 2 ¢.
Jan. 21; E pub. 2799; Harold Taft
Wright, Westwood, N. J. 198
Blow the blues away; from Boom-
boom, lyric by Mann Holiner and J.
Keirn Brennan, music by Werner
Janssen. © Jan. 18, 1929; 2c. Jan.
16; E pub. 2729; Shubert music pub.
cor'p., New York. 199
Blowing bubbles; by Matilee Loeb-
Preston; pf. © Jan. 22, 1929; 2 c¢.
Jan. 21; E pub. 2792; Schroeder &
Gunther, inc., New York. 200
Blue bells are chiming you back to me;
words by M. EH: Hewitt, music by
Robert Van Sickle.. [Words and
melody only] ©1c Jan. 14, 1929;
E unp. 2788; Mamie Hllen Hewiit,
Concordia, Mo. 201
Blue chords; words by Joseph Bon-
brest, music by Michael Fera and
Parley W. Eaton. © 1 ¢. Jan. 2,
1929; E unp. 2625; Parley Warner
Miller EKaton, Washington. 202
Blue Danube; by Johann Strauss, op.
314, transcribed by Edwin H. Le-
mare; organ. © Dec. 14, 1928; 2 «¢.
Dee. 15; E pub. 2388; ‘Theodore
Presser ¢co., Philadelphia. 203
Blue little you; words and music by
Jack Palmer and Irving Mills; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Dee. 31, 1928;
2 ¢. Jan. 1%, 1929; HH pub. -2733 ;
Gotham music service, inc., New
York, 204
Blue moon; fox-trot, written by Mary
Delaney, music by Harris Weston,
of Great Britain; pf. and ukulele
ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions! (© Dec ‘17, 1928% 1° gsan,
23, 1929; E for. 2371; Francis, Day
& Hunter, ltd., London. 205
Blue waters; lyric by Ned Washing-
ton, music by Nathaniel Shilkret;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Jan. 7, 1929;
2.@ Jan.:9; E pub. 2461; Forster
music publisher, inc., Chicago. 206
Blue weather; words and music by
Charlie Follansbee [i. e., C. L. Fol-
lansbee] © 1. Jan. 10, 1929; EB
unp. 2672; Charles Lambert Follans-
bee, Washington. . 207
Bluebird (A) flew out of my window;
words and music by R. B. Smith. ©
1 ce. Jan. 14, 1929; EH unp. 2802;
Richard B. Smith, Chattanooga.
208.
Bluebottle (The); a little study, by
Gordon Jacob, of Great Britain; pf.
© Jan. 8, 1929; 1 ce. Jan. 22; BE for.
2285; Joseph Williams, Itd., London.
; 209:
Blues album ; by Tony Lowry, of Great
Britain; pf. 1. Sunday morning
blues. [3 others] © Dec. 12, 1928;
1 ec. Dee. 21; E for. 1781; Harms,
ine., New York. 2106
Blues (11) dello tzigano; riduzione
per orchestrina con pf. conduttore
dell’autore, Luigi Sansoni, of Italy.
pts. 4to. © Dee. 27, 1928; 1 c Dee.
28; H for. 1992; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 211
Bluse[ !] of choice; words and music
by T. EH. Dawkins, of Great Britain,
domiciled at New York. ©1 ce. Oct.
9,.1928; E unp. 3234; Thomas HE.
Dawkins, New York. 212
Bobolink (The) and the chickadee;
words from St. Nicholas, music by
Vito Carnevali, of Italy, domiciled
at New York; high voice. © Dec.
31, 1928; 2 e. Jan..'3) 19295 Hrpua:
2192; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
213
Bogalusa strutt; by S. Morgan; cornet
in’ Bi flat. © 1:¢e. Jan. 15; 2929308
unp. 2886; Sam Morgan, New Or-
leans. 214
Bogey (The) man is here; words and
music by Eddie Leonard and Jack
Stern. [Words and melody only]
©l1ec. Jan. 26, 1929; E unp. 3121;
Irving Berlin, inec., New York. 215.
Bombardes et binious; pastels bretons
en suite de danses, par Georges
Razigade, of France; pf. 1. Entrée
en forme de danse. [5 others] ©
Nov. 20, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 9, 1929; HE
for. 2103; Georges Razigade, Bor-
deaux, France. 216.
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Bona pasca a tuttuquante; versi di F.
Amodio, musica di Remo D’Alba.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Jan. 25, 1929; E unp. 3091; Frank
Amodio, Brooklyn. mint
Bonnie heilen’ [!] Maggie; written and
composed by Sandy MacFarlane
fpseud. of T. M. MacFarlane] ©
Jan. 12, 1929; 2 ec. Jan. 14; E pub.
2724; Thomas M. MacFarlane,
Boston. 218
Book (A), a light and a bed; words
and music by F. J. Lynch. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Jan. 23,
1929; E unp. 3046; Frank Joseph
Lynch, New York. 219
Boosey’s song & tune sheets no. 20;
arr. by Sydney Herbert, of Great
Britain; brass band and orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. They all
love Jack. [2 others.] © Dec. 20,
1928; 1c. Jan. 16, 1929; E for. 2206;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 220
Berresen (Hakon) Tre sange; Dansk
tekst: Henrik Pontoppidan and
others, music by H. B@rresen, of
Denmark, op. 24. 1. Jul. [2 others.]
© Dec. 29, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 12, 1929:;
E for. 2210; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. pray
Bostwick (Julia Bernadette) Six
sket¢hes for the piano; in a minor
mood, op. 27. Prelude. [5 others.]
© Nov. 28, 1928; 1 e. Nov. 23; 1.
Jan. 4, 1929; E pub. 2292; Frederick
Harris co., London. 222
Bournonville (Armand) Quarante
legons de solfége; par A. Bournon-
Ville, of France. 1°7 vy. 8ve: 1.
Edition a changements de clés sur
clés de sol, de fa 4° ligne et ut 17°
ligne—2. Edition a changements de
clés sur toutes les clés. © Nov. 20,
1928; 1 c. each Jan. 9, 1929; E for.
2130, 2131; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris. 223, 224
Quarante lecons de solfége; par
A. Bournonville, of France. 2™° vy.
Svo. 1. Edition a changements de
clés sur clés de sol, de fa 4° ligne
et ut 1°° ligne—2. Edition a change-
ments de clés sur toutes les clés.—
3. A changements de clés sur clés de
sol, et fa 4° ligne. © Nov. 20, 1928;
1 e. each Jan. 9, 1929; E for. 2132-—
2134; Henry Lemoine et cie., Paris.
225-227
250 dictées musicales; progres-
fives, par A. Bournonville, of France.
37713—29——2
8vo. © Nov. 20, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 9,
1929 ; E for. 2186; Henry Lemoine et
cie., Paris. 228
Bow-wow; words and music by H. L.
Schreiner. © 1c. Jan. 21, 1929; E
unp. 2979; Henry L. Schreiner,
Chicago. 229
Boy scouts march; words and music
by Rudolf Kyvelve, op. 1, no. 3; for
violin, or 2 violins with pf. © Jan.
12, 1929: 2 c. Jan. 16; E pub. 2705;
Fred Heltman co., Cleveland. 230
Boyhood memories; words and music
by J. M. Day. ©1e. Jan. 19, 1929;
E unp. 2946; John M. Day, Dor-
chester, Mass. 231
Boys at play; by Mildred Adair, select-
ed, ed., annotated and fingered by
John M. Williams; pf. © Dec. 24,
1928 je DEC. ah. Bh TED. COl0
Boston music co., Boston. 232
Boy’s own book of pianoforte pieces;
compiled by William M. Felton. ©
JAN. 2 JO: 2 Ce. ANG At. gan. 4:
AA 6196; Theodore Presser Co.,
Philadelphia. Zan
Brahms (Johannes) Chorus of homage.
(Tafellied) ; words by Joseph von
Hichendorff, English version by
Miriam Chase, of U. S., music by J.
Brahms, op. 93", ed. by H. Clough-
Leighter; mixed voices. 4to. ©
Jan. 11, 1929; 2 ec. Jan. 19; E pub.
2995; E. C. Schirmer music co.,
Boston. 234
Hungarian dance; arr. by Paul
Zilcher, of Germany; pf. 6 hands,
no. 1, in F.—no. 2, in G@ min.—no.
3,in D. © Dec. 27, 1928; 2 ¢. each
Jan. 4, 1929; E pab) 2535, 2586,
2538; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 235-237
Hungarian dance, no. 5; arr. by
Frank R. Keedy; organ. © June
24, 1927; 2 c. Dec. 19, 1928; E pub.
2698; H. W. Gray co., New York.
238
—— Ungarische tinze; arr. von Leo-
pold Weninger, of Austria; orch.,
mit pf. o. organ direction u. violino
1 direction. 1. no. 5 & 6.—2. no.1 &
2. © Dee. 3, 1928; 1 c. each Dec.
29,;.. H. for, 1761, 1762 ; .D:, Rahter,
Leipzig. 239, 240
The watchful lover; transcription
arr. by Douglas Macdonald Stewart.
of Great Britain; violin and pf. ©
Nov. 27, 1928; 1 « Jan. 5, 1929; EB
for. 1977; Schott & co., ltd., London.
241
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Brass buttons; by C. Repper; pf.
Boston, Charles Brashear. © Dec.
19, 1928; 2 ic. Jan). o, 1929 BH pub.
2438; Charles Repper, Boston. 242
Brave (The) little soldier; by Daniel
Meolt: pf: © Jan? 26, 1929.) 2c.
Jan. 25; E pub. 3002; Harold
Flammer, ine., New York. 243
Breaking (The) of the California
dam; words and music by S. Herron
and A. Ray. [Words and melody
only] ©1e Jan. 14, 1929; E unp.
2758; Stanley Herron and Alton
Ray, Laneaster, Ky. 244
Breitenbush (The); march, by Guido
Deiro; accordion. © Dec. 22, 1928;
2'e!* Jan.’ 12; 1929; EB: pub: °2599:
Biagio R. Quattrocioeche, Steuben-
ville, O. 245
Bridal (A) party on the Hardanger;
words tr. by R. B. Anderson, music
by H. Kjerulf, arr. by Morten J.
Luvaas; sop. 1, 2 and alto. 4to. ©
Jan 11, 1929 2 ic. Jan, 2Zoced pub:
2937; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
246
Bride (The) of Dionysus; music
drama in 38 acts, poem by Robert
Calverley Trevelyan, set. to music by
D. F. Tovey, of Great Britain. Voc.
se. London, Schott & co., ltd. ©
Dee. 31, 1928; 1 c. Dec. 22; E for.
1800; Donald Francis Tovey, Hdin-
burgh, England. 247
Bring back my boy; words anon., arr.
by J. L. Moore, music by J. L. Moore.
4to. © Jan. 1, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 19;
E pub. 2783; Judson L. Moore,
Bethlehem, Ga. 248
Broken butterfly ; lyric by David Hal-
pern, music by Burt Levy. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Jan. 17,
1929; EK unp. 2885; Remick music
corp., New York. 249
Broken dreams; words and music by
A. E. Morris. © 1c. Jan. 10, 1929;
EH unp. 2664; Alice Evelyn Morris,
Winston-Salem, N. C. 250
Broken dreams; words and music by
I. V. Irving. [Chords, single staff]
© 1c. Jan. 30, 1929; E unp. 3288;
Inez Valentine Irving, Algiers, La.
Zoi
Broken hearted lover; words by H.
Molisee, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Jan. 28, 1929; E unp. 3206; Howard
Molisee, Beaverdale, Pa.
252
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Broken hearted pal; words by Beatrice
Kelly and Pat Baffa [i. e. Patrick
Bafta], music by Frank and P. Baffa.
©1c. Jan. 16, 1929; H unp. 2855;
Patrick Baffa, Jersey City. 253
Broken levee blues; words and music
by L. Johnson. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Jan. 17, 1929; E unp.
2898; Lonnie Johnson, Jackson
Heights, L. I., N. Y. 254
Broken wings; words and musie by
H. S. Schwartz; in G. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Jan. 9, 1929; B
unp, 2756; Harry S. Schwartz, New
York. 255
Brook (The); by Ella Ketterer; pf.
with words. © Dee. 14, 1928; 2 «.
Dee. 15; E pub. 2384; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 256
Brooklyn Elks march; words by Wal-
ter C. J. Magee, music by M. E.
Magee. ©1c. Jan. 23, 1929; E unp.
3060; May HE. Magee, Amityville,
Nig Ys 257
Brown (J. Hullah) Twenty-one first
position melodic violin studies in
bowing, rhythm, phrasing, and melo-
die expression; by J. H. Brown, of
Great Britain, op. 12. Berners ed.
© Jan. 10, 1929; 1 c. Jan. 24; E for.
2326; Joseph Williams, Itd., London.
258
B’twixt—b’tween; jazz-classic, by Joe
Wolf; pf. © Dec. 29, 1928; 2c. Jan.
2, 1929; E pub. 2390; Wolf music
studio, New Orleans. 259
Bublike, will you buy rolls; by S.
Corona and M. Sokolskaya, both of
Russia, domiciled at New York City;
pf. .© 1,¢e; Jan. 15, 19293, Hi ump;
25538; Sandro Corona and Myra
Sokolskaya, New York. 260
Budinera (La) ; tango ecriollo, di Angel
G. Villoldo, riduzione per orchestrina
con pf. conduttore di IDluminato Cu-
lotta, of Italy. pts. 4to. © Dec.
27, 1928; 1 c. Dec. 28; E for. 1786;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 261
Bud’s Strad violin; words by Martha
K. Parr and George T. Parr, music
by Martha K. Parr; pf. and ukulele
ace. St. Paul, Minn., Martha’ K.
Parr. © Dec. 31,. 1928%. 2%¢) Jam:
2, 1929; E pub. 2391; Martha Parr,
St, seal. 262
Buffalo Bill; words and music by J.
Ring. [Words and melody only]
©l1e. Jan. 17, 1929; E unp. 2893;
Justin Ring, New York. 263
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Bumblebee (The); by Anna Priscilla
Risher; violin and pf. © Dee. 14,
fees ie. Dec 152) ub. 2o00;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
264
Bump ta-da-da, ump ta-da-da, it’s so
easy to play; lyrics and music by
W. H. Schoening. [Photostat] ©
1e. Jan. 8, 1929; E unp. 2600; Wil-
liam H. Schoening, Chicago. 265
Burn me with your eyes; one-step
song, by W. Moreno, of Mexico, dom-
iciled at New York; pf. ©1c. Jan.
8, 1929; E unp. 3242; Wenceslao
Moreno, New York. 266
But—how did de goats get in? words
and music by Herbert Buffum. ©
Oct. 10, 1927; 2 c. Dec. 5, 1928; EH
pub. 2329; Anna Marie Anderson,
Topeka, Kan. PASH
Buttercup; by Walter Rolfe; pf. ©
Jan. 16, 1929; 2.-e. Jan..21; EH pub.
2877 ; Evans music ¢co., Boston. 268
Button up your overcoat; from Fol-
low thru, words and music by B. G.
De Sylva [pseud. of George Gard
De Sylva], Lew Brown and Ray
Henderson ; pf. acc. with ukulele arr.
by Joseph M. Weiss. © Dec. 28,
1928; 2 ec. Dec. 31; E pub. 2063; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc., New
York. 269
By, by, baby. baby by by; words and
music by Hattie Burleson. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Jan. 5,
1929; E unp. 2534; Brunswick Balke
Collender co., New York. 270
By the blue Bendemeer; words by
Thomas Moore, music by S. C. Laney.
© 1c. Jan. 30, 1929; E unp. 3281;
Sue Caldwell Laney, Los Angeles.
Arg
By the fountains; by Mortimer Wil-
Some On se NG, On. 0. . (C) ato
1929; 2¢ Jan. 4: E pub. 2252; Cen-
tury music pub. co., New York. 272
By the light of Dixie’s moon; words
by H. A. Smith, music by Lee
Turner. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Jan. 21, 1929; 2 c. Jan.
24; E pub. 2918; Harvey A. Smith,
Criders, Va. 273
By the little babbling brook; words
and music by E. S. Bennett, arr. by
C. Adelaide Slatter. © Jan. 5, 1929;
Zo @ Jan *o>" Eh) pub. "2802 7 ndith
Slatter Bennett, Dayton, Ky. 274
By the silver waves; by M. Abramo-
witz; violin. © 1 c. Dec. 27, 1928;
13
287
E unp. 2267; Morris Abramowitz,
Brooklyn. 275
Cabin (The) by the shore; words by
E. Crouch, music by Luther A. Clark.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
Jan. 14, 1929; E unp. 2779; Estelle
Crouch, Drumright, Okl. 276
Cabin (A) on the bayou; 3-pt. song,
words by Creole Thomas, music by
Mary Helen Brown; sop., alto and
bar. 4to. (Gy Jan. : 30, 1929" 2c.
don. ol: Hepub. slat: Ri Le jaune
zinger, inc., New York. 277
Café de Roma; polka por I. M. Valle;
pt. *j(Photostat) ;©udive: Jan: 12,
1929; E unp. 2711; Ignacio M. Valle,
Chicago. 278
Cafeteria jangle; by Jules Buffano;
pfs n©nJans:10,1929 > 2.¢. Sang A:
E pub. 2554; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 279
California; pageant, words by Sister
Anthony [i. e. Sara Alice Quinlan],
music by Rosalie Balmer Smith Cale.
Voeal.sc.. © 1 ce. Jan. 7, 1929: HB
unp. 2684; College Notre Dame, Bel-
mont, Calif. 280
California I’m here, and how; words
and music by A. M. Brown. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Dee. 31,
1928; E unp. 3098; Aaron M. Brown,
Palo Alto, Calif. 281
California mama; words and melody
by N. C. Wilson, music arr. by
Agatha Turner. © 1 ec. Nov. 30,
1928; E unp. 1733; Nellie Cole Wil-
son, St. Helena, Calif. 282
California, O how I love you! words
and music by S. W. Hollowell. ©
1e. Jan. 8, 1929; E unp. 2617; Stella
Watts Hollowell, Santa Barbara,
Calif. 283
Call (The) of the freaks; by L. Rus-
sell and Paul Barbarin; pf. ©1c.
gan. 30, 1929; BE unp. 3292; Luis
Russell, New York. 284
Call to arms; marche militaire, by
C. W. Kern; pf. © Dec. 14, 1928;
2 ec. Dee. 15; E unp. 2367; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 285
Calling; lyric and music by J. D.
Marks. [Photostat] © 1 e¢. Jan.
26, 1929; E unp. 3128; John David
Marks, New York. 286
Calling you, sweetheart; words and
music by 8S. H. Smith. © 1c. Jan.
11, 1929; E unp. 2701; Sidney
Herbert Smith, Dallas. 287
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Canadian aviation hymn; words by
J. EF. Tupper, music by Luther A.
Clark. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Jan. 14, 1929; BE unp. 2793;
Joseph Freeman Tupper, Toronto,
Canada. 288
Cancion de Nena (Nena’s song) ; bal-
lad, Spanish words and music by W.
Moreno, of Mexico, domiciled at New
York, English words by Frank
Heany. ©1c. Jan. 8, 1929; E unp.
3243; Wenceslao Moreno, New York.
289
Cancion (La) del olvido; Spanish
song, by J. Serrano, transeribed by
Louis Persinger; violin and pf. ©
Dee. 11, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan. 10, 1929; EH
pub. 2498; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 290
Cancion ingénua; tonadilla, poesia de
Justino Ochoa, musica de Federico
Longas, of Spain. © Jan. 7, 1929;
2e Jan. 9; E pub. 2462; Forster
music publisher, ine., Chicago. 291
Candy sticks; by Jack Shilkret; pf.
© Dee. 3, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 14, 1929;
E pub. 2637; Forster music pub-
lisher, inc., Chicago. 292
Canfield’s (Ray) melody uke album
no. 1; containing standard and clas-
Sical favorites arr. for the ukulele,
also a complete course of instruc-
tions, by Ray Canfield. © Jan. 28,
1929; Le. Jan.’ 305°" pub. s0re;
Spier & Coslow, ine., New York. 293
Canoe song; words and music by
Franklin Bradley; male quartet.
4to. © Jan..17, 1929: 2 ¢. Jan. 23;
EH pub. 2897; Gamble hinged music
co., Chicago. 294
Canto (Il) dell’ usignuolo; mazurka,
di Giuseppe Ferraro, of Italy, domi-
ciled at New York, N. Y.; pf. ©
1 ¢..Jan. 7, 1929; E unp: 2598; Gio-
vanbattista Rizzi, Brooklyn. 295
Canto di pescatore; versi di Hrmanno
Bersani, musica di Gianni Flores, of
Italy. © Dec. 27, 1928; 1 @. Dec.
28; E for. 1798; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 296
Canto patetico; andante religioso, von
Christian Sinding, of Norway, op.
106, nr. 38, orch.-arrangement von
Bruno Gellert, of Germany; pts.,
with violin 1 direction and pf. di-
rection. 4to. © Noy. 23, 1928; 1 ¢.
Jan. 23, 1929; EH for. 2299; Ed. Bote
& G. Bock, Berlin. 297
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Cantus-firmus-praeludien; eine samm-
lung von 307 grésseren vorspielen zu
174 chorilen der evangelischen
kirche, ftir die orgel, mit verwendung
der ganzen choralmelodie, hrsg. von
F.. W. Franke u. K. Sandman, of
Germany. bd. 2. obl. 4to. © Dec.
15, 1928; 1 «@ Dec. 11;' Hi for, 1510;
B. Schott’s sdéhne, Mainz, Germany.
* 298.
Capriccietto; by Ernest Reeves, of
Great Britain; pf., in G. © Jan. 18,
1929; 1’ @ Jan, 29); ED for (2a;
Walsh, Holmes & co., ltd., London.
- 299:
Capriccio fantastique; by Gustav Meh-
ner; organ. © Jan. 2, 1929; 2 «¢.
Jan. 3; E pub. 2226; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 300:
Caprice de concert; pour violon avec
ace. de pf. par Ovide Musin, op. 6.
New & rev. 1927 ed. (Cover-title :—
1°" caprice de concert) © Dec. 31,
1928; 2 ¢. Jan. 9, 1929; E pub. 2580;
Edward Schuberth & co., inc., New
Wark 301
Capriol ; suite, based on tunes from Ar-
beau’s Orchésographie, by Peter
Warlock [pseud. of P. Heseltine], of
Great Britain; full orch. Sc 1.
Basse-danse. [5 others] London,
J. Curwen & sons, ltd. © Dee. 15,
1928; 1 ¢ Dee. 12; BH for 2s;
Philip Heseltine, HEynsford, Kent,
England. 302
Captivation; waltz, by G. N. Benson,
transcribed by Rob Roy Peery; vio-
lin and pf. © Jan. 23) to2e oe
Jan. 25; EH pub. 3026; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 303
Captive memories; suite for pf., by
Ethelbert Nevin, op. 29, arr. by
Charles G. Spross. 1. Aready. [4
others] © Jan. 21, 1929; 2 c@ Jan.
23; E. pub. 2998; John Church ¢o.,
Cincinnati. 3804
Caressing you; words and music by
Ray Klages, Mickie Alpert and Ber-
nardo Fazioli; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Dee. 17, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 14, 1929;
E pub. 2648; Forster music publish-
er, ine., Chicago. 305
Carezze; melodia, di Vittorio Masche-
roni, of Italy; piccola orch. pts. ©
Jan. 2, 1929; 1c. Jan. 9; E for. 1863 ;
A. & G. Cariseh & c., Milan. 306
Carmencita open your window ; words
and music by BH. M. Joseph, of Swit-
zerland, domiciled at Oakland, Calif.
/
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
© 1c. Jan. 3, 1929; E unp. 2480;
Hieinore M. Joseph, Oakland, Calif.
307
Carolina dust; words and music by W.
M. Sims. © 1c. Jan. 25, 1929; E
unp. 3126; William McKinley Sims,
Buffalo. 308
Caroline of my: dreams; lyric by L. S.
Costanzo, musie by Don Mancini [i.
e., Domnick Mancini]; in E flat. ©
1c. Jan. 10, 1929; E unp. 2673; Louis
S. Costanzo, Philadelphia. 309
Carse (Adam) Four old _ nursery
rhymes; words and music tradition-
al, arr. by Adam Carse, of Great
Britain; children’s voices. 4to. 1.
Two robin redbreasts. [3 others]
© Dee. 3, 1928; 1 ec. Jan. 5, 1929; E
for. 1972; Augener, ltd., London.
310
Casabianca; 6/8 comedy one-step,
words by Stanley J. Damerell and
Robert Hargreaves, music by Tol-
chard Evans, of Great Britain; pf.
and ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Dec. 18, 1928;
1 c. Dec. 22; E for. 1769; Cecil Len-
nox, Itd., London. 311
“Casket (The) of gold; words by J.
Duplease, music by Pauline Britting.
New York, Frank Harding. © Dec.
28, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1929; EH pub.
2152; James Duplease, Winchendon,
Mass. 312
“Castanets; Spanish dance, by Louise
Christine Rebe, selected, ed., anno-
tated and fingered by John M. Wil-
liams; pf. © Jan. 23, 1929; 2c. Jan.
25; E pub. 2925; Boston music co.,
Boston. 313
(Mario) ‘Three
sonnets from the Portuguese; poems
by Elizabeth Barrett Browning, mu-
sic by M. Castelnuovo-Tedesco, of
Italy. 1. The sweet, sad years. [2
others] © Dec. 31, 1928: 1c. Jan.
3, 1929; EH for. 1802; J. & W. Ches-
ter, ltd., London. 314
‘Cataiogna ; Spanish one-step, riduzione
per orchestrina con pf. conduttore
dell’ autore, Luigi Sansoni, of Italy.
4to. © Dec. 27, 1928; 1 c. Dec. 28;
E for. 2075; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
315
Cai’s (The) me-ow; words and music
by Agnes Jane Carlton. © 1c. Jan.
21, 1929; EH unp. 2972; Agnes Jane
Herr Carlton, Ethan, S. D. 316
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327
Celos (Los); vals cancién, arr. de I.
M. Valle, of Mexico, domiciled at
Chicago; [two voices] [Photostat]
Cy @ Jan. 12, 1929 "han. 2015 *
Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago. 317
Chagrin d’ amour; lamento, par Er-
nest Gillet, of France; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Nov. 20,
1928; 1 c. Jan. 9, 1929; E for. 2094;
Delrieu fréres, Nice, France. 318
Chanson (La) du moulin; poéme pour
petit orch., de Sylvio Lazzari, of
France; pf., 4 hands. © Nov.. 20,
1928 te Jan. 9, 1929: KE for. 2189%
Henry Lemoine et cie., Paris. 319
Chanson (La) du moulin; pour orch.
moyen, par Sylvio Lazzari, of
France. 4to. 1. Partition d’orch.—
2, Parties. séparees. © Nov. 20,
1928; 1 é. each “Jan. 9, 1929 for.
2137, 2138; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris. Bo, ook
Chanson et ronde; de Le bon roi Da-
gobert, comédie musicale en quatre
actes' de Marcel Samuel-Rousseau,
transcription de .H. Mouton, of Bel-
gium; orch. pts., with pf. conductor.
© Nov. 20, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 9, 1929;
EH for. 2128; Heugel, Paris. 322
Chansonnette; chanson d’amour, by
Hric Mareo, of Great Britain; violin
and pf. © Jan. 2, 1929; 1 c. Jan.
5; H for. 2083; Hikin & co., Iitd.,
London. 323
Chappell’s cinema library; composed
and arr. by Max Irwin, of Great
Britain; orch. pts. Supplement no.
3. 4to. no. 18. Pell mell. [5 oth-
ers] © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 24,
1929: E for. 2342; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London. 324
Characteristic staccato studies; by
Frances Terry; pf. © Jan. 16, 1929;
2c. Jan. 18; E pub. 3061; Clayton
EF. Summy co., Chicago. B25
Charming eyes; words and music by
Buddy Valentine [pseud. of Joseph
Taccati] and Irving Mills; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Dec. 31, 1928; 2 ¢.
Jan. 17, 1929; E pub. 27384; Gotham
music service, inc., New York. . 326
Chavela (La); cancién para canto y
piano, de S. R. Ramos, of Mexico,
domiciled at Chicago. [Photostat]
© 1c. Jan. 10, 1929; EH unp. 2667;
Silvano R. Ramos, Chicago. SP |
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Chazonim of probe; words and music
by S. Secunda. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Dec. 28, 1928; E unp.
2562; Samuel Secunda, Brooklyn.
328
Cheer giver’s club song; words and
music by E. Herman. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Jan. 25, 1929;
E unp. 3085; Essie Herman, New
York. 329
Cheer up and smile; words and music
by H. C. Schachern. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Jan. 7, 1929:
H unp. 2580; Helen C. Schachern,
New York. 330
Cheer up old pal and smile; words
and music by W. W. Miller. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Jan. 10,
1929; EH unp. 2654; William Wesley
Miller, Englewood, N. J. 331
Cherubic (The) hymn; words from
the Russian liturgy, tr. by C. W:
Douglas, music by Gretchaninoff,
arr. by Lucy Clark Street; women’s
voices, organ ace. 4to. © Jan. 2,
1929-2 ¢. Jan. So Ei pave eval:
W. Gray co., New York. Boe
Cherubim song; words from the Rus-
Sian liturgy, music by Bortniansky,
arr. by Albert Ham, arr. for wom-
en’s voices by Lucy Clark Street;
organ ace. ad lib. 4to. © Jan. 2,
1929; 2¢. Jan. 3; E pub. 2208; H. W.
Gray co., New York. ABR)
Cheveux (Les) ; poésie de Jean Aicard,
musique de Jules Deveux, of France.
© Nov. 20, 1928: 1 « Jan. 9, 1929;
E for. 2119; Heugel, Paris. 334
Chi mangia a Natale e pava a Pasca;
versi di F. Amodio, musica di Remo
D’ Alba. Words and melody only]
©1ec. Jan. 25, 1929; E unp. 3092;
Frank Amodio, Brooklyn. 335)
Child of the East; words and music
by A. M. K. Jacobsen, of Norway,
domiciled at Seattle. © 1c. Jan.
3, 1929; E unp. 2490; Annar Munthe
Kaas Jacobsen, Seattle. 336
Child’s (A) garden of song: [com-
piled] by Edith Lovell Thomas and
HK. Hershey Sneath. Grades 3-4.
4to. 1. Teacher’s ed.—2. [Children’s
ed.] © Jan. 10, 1929; 2 ec. and aff.
Jan. 12; A 2786, 2787; Century Co.,
New York. 331, 338
China del Alma; letra y musica de S.
Gonzalez, of Mexico, domiciled at
Chicago; 2 voices. © 1c. Jan. 30,
1929; EH unp. 8810; Salome Gonzalez,
Chicago. 3839
pt. TLS 24
Chinita antillana; vals caprichoso,
letra y musica por QO. Miras,) of
Spain. ©1c. Jan. 18, 1929; E unp.
2927; Orencio Miras, New York.
340
Chirurgie; opéra-bouffe en un acte de
Denis Roche et Andyvré-G. Block,
@apres Antone Tchékhov, musique
de P. O. Ferroud, of France; orch.
sc. [French and German text] ©
Nov. 20, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 9, 1929;
EK for. 2173; Durand et cie., Paris.
: 341
Chirurgie; opéra-bouffe en un acte, de
Denis Roche et André-G. Block,
d’aprés Antone Tchékhov, musique de
P. O. Ferroud, of France; voice and
pf. [French and German text] ©
Nov. 15, 1928; 1 ¢ Dee .tSs Dior
27425; Durand et cie., Paris. 342
Choca esos cinco; tango, letra y mu-
sica de J. Bohr, of Germany; pf.
Havana, Lecuona musie co. © Jan.
10, 1929; 1c. Jan: 16; BH fore2040:
Jose Bohr, New York. 343.
Choclo (El); tango, composed by A.
G. Villoldo, arr. by Joseph Nuss-
baum: orch. pts. © Jan. 22, 1929:
2c. Jan. 23; E pub. 2902; Edward
B. Marks music co., New York. 344
Choeur de fete; by Gatty Sellars, of
Great Britain; organ. © Dec. 28,
1928: 1c. Dec. 26; E for ais ay.
Paxton & co., ltd., London. 345
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Htude;
op. 25, no. 2, transcribed for 2 pfs.,
4 hands by Edouard Hesselberg; in
EF min.''© Jan. 28, 1929392 0c. ae
30; E pub. 3079; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago. 346
—— Polonaise brillante; by Frédéric
Chopin, op. 3, ed. and violoncello pt.
arr. by Joseph Adamowski, of Po-
land, domiciled at Boston; violon-
cello and pf. Copyright is based
upon new matter by Joseph Adam-
owski, namely, his arrangement of
violoncello pt. and his interpretation
represented in the legible notation
thereof contained in the copies filed.
© Dec. 24, 1928; 2 c. Jan: 2, 1929;
E pub. 2851; G. Schirmer, inc., New
LY onic ‘ 347
—— Valse; op. 34, no. 8. transcribed
by Louis Persinger; violin and pf.
© Dee. 11, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1929;
E pub. 2500; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 348
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no. 1, 1929
Choral prelude on Gibbons’ Song 67;
by Mark Pasteur, of Great Britain;
organ. © Dec. 21, 1928: 1 ¢. Dec.
31: E for. 2079; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London. 349
Choral (The) service; set forth by
The joint commission on church mu-
sic. ed. by Wallace Goodrich; choir
and congregational ed. S8vo. New
York, H. W. Gray co. © Oct. 2,
1928; 1 e. Oct. 3; E pub. 3052; Joint
commission on church music, Boston.
350
Choros, no. 8; pour orch., by H. Villa-
Lobos, of Brazil. Se. © Nov. 15,
1928 ; 1 c. Dee. 19; E for. 1828; Edi-
tions Max Eschig, Paris. Bie d
Christ for the world; hymn, words and
music by R. Harkness, of Australia,
domiciled at South Pasadena. ©
Ney. 1, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 5, 1929-.5
pub. 2277; Robert Harkness, South
Pasadena, Calif. 352
Christ is born; hymn, words by Jessie
F. Moser, music by H. G. Tovey;
quartette choir. © Nov. 1, 1928;
2 c. Jan. 14, 1929; E pub. 2647; Her-
bert G. Tovey, Los Angeles. nT
Christ triumphant; Easter recessional,
two or four-part cho., words by Lil-
lian Hendrix Clark, music by
Stephen A. Erst. 4to. © Jan. 19,
1929; 2 ec. Jan. 24; E pub. 2903; Wm.
E. Ashmall & ¢o., Boston. 354
Christgléckchen; tonstiick mit benut-
zung des Weihnachtsliedes, Siisser
die glocken nie klingen, von Elise
Zernikow, op. 55, bearb. von Her-
mann Wenzel, of Germany: pf.
Oct. 12, 1928; 1 c«. Jan. 8, 1929: E
for. 2050; Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 355
Christmas carol: words and music by
Leon De Costa. [Chords, single
staff] © 1c. Jan. 14, 1929; E unp.
2797; Olive De Costa, New York.
356
Christmas carol; words by Frances
Chesterton, music by Julius Rént-
gen; mixed voices, with pf. or organ
ace. 4to. © Dec. 27, 1928: 2 e«.
Jan. 17, 1929; E pub. 2770; Dean-
Phillips, Chicago. 307
Christmas echoes; descriptive Christ-
mas fantasie, by E. Brooks, arr. by
Julius 8S. Seredy; full orch. with pf.
conductor. © Nov. 20, 1928; 2 e.
Jan. 10, 1929: E pub. 2490; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 308
368
Christmas greeting; words and music
by Leon De Cost&. [Chords, single
staff] © 1c. Jan. 3, 1929; E ump.
2470; Olive De Cost&é, New York.
359
Christmas lullaby: poem by Marshall
Howenstein, set to ancient carol by
Kenneth R. Umfieet. © Dec. 20,
1928 ; 2 ec. Jan. 9, 1929; E pub. 2473;
K. R. Umfleet, Greencastle, Ind.
; 360
Christmas (A) song; words by P. Ger-
hardt, music by Chas. H. Marsh: pf.
© Nov. 1, 1928; 2 ec. Jan. 14, 1929;
E pub. 2645; Herbert G. Tovey, Los
Angeles. 361
Christmas suite; 6 pieces for pf., by
Ferdinand Meyer, of Germany, op.
27. rev. by Alfred Moffat, of Great
Britain. London, Alfred Lengnick
& co.. ltd. 1. Christmas bells. [5
others.] © Oct. 23, 1928; 1 ec. Nov.
28, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 14, 1929; E pub.
2618; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 362
Christmas tide (Weihnachten) ; words
from hymns and Scriptures, music
by A. L. Wendt: ladies’ or children’s
voices. 4to. © Sept. 10, 1928: 1 ¢.
Sept. 17, 1928, 1 c. Jan. 31, 1929; E
699562; Amandus, L. Wendt, Chi-
cago. 363
Christmas! what does it mean to you?
words and music by Mrs. Thomas G.
Clynes [i. e. K. R. Clynes] ©l1e
Noy. 15, 1928; E unp. 3233; Kather-
ine Rosentreter Clynes, Millington,
| Rat 364
Christus vincit; motet for Easter,
words from the liturgy of the Cath-
olic church. music by Henri Nibelle,
of France; two or four pt. cho. of
mixed voices. 4to. © Jan. 19,
1929; 2 « Jan. 24; E pub. 2904;
McLaughlin & Reilly co., Boston.
365
Chuckles; caprice, by William M. Fel-
ton; pf. © Dee. 14, 1928; 2 ec. Dec.
15; E pub. 2378; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 366
Chupamirto; danzén Mexicano, origi-
nal de Justo Sierra Lenit, of Mex-
ico; pf. Mexico, Unién popular de
arte vernaculo. © Dec. 15, 1928:1¢c.
Dec. 31; E for. 1757; José Luis In-
urreta, Mexico, Mexico. 30T
Cinderella overture; by George Rosen-
krans; orch. 4to. © Jan. 5, 1929;
2 Caan 5: Eh pub. 22 Kart B.
King music house, Fort Dodge, Ia.
368
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pt. 11, n. S., v. 24
Ciprie e parrucche; scena musicale per
films cinematografiche, riduzione per
orchestrina con pf. conduttore dell’
autore Httore Montanaro, of Italy,
op. 121. pts. 4to. © Dec. 27, 1928;
1 e¢@. Dee. 28; E for. 1784; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 369
‘Circus (The); by Matilee Loeb-Pres-
ton; pf.. .©,Jan. 22, 1929: 2 ec. Jan.
21; KE pub. 2790; Schroeder & Gun-
ther, inc., New York. 370
‘Circus echoes; galop, by A. W. Hughes;
band pts., with solo B flat cornet
conductor. 4to. © Sept. 22, 1928;
2c. Dec. 26; E pub. 2309; Charles L.
Barnhouse, sr., Oskaloosa, Ia. 371
‘Cita (La); letra de J. Vega, musica
de 8. Gonzalez, of Mexico, domiciled
at Chicago; 2 voices. ©1c. Jan. 30,
1929; H unp. 3311; Salome Gonzalez,
Chicago. 372
‘City (The) of roses; melody adopted,
words and music by A. D. Graham,
arr. by Harker S. Perkins. Port-
land, Oregon, J. K. Gill co. © June
15, 1928; 2 c. Dec. 81; E pub. 2141;
Adelaide Dorothy Graham, Portland,
Oreg. 373
‘City (The) of wonderful love; hymn,
words and music by O. A. Parris. ©
Sept. 15, 1928; 2 ec. Dee. 20; E pub.
2604; James D. Vaughan, Lawrence-
burg, Tenn. 374
‘Clarke’s (Herbert L.) setting up
drills; or, Calistheniec exercises for
the cornet, trumpet and baritone,
also excellent for clarinet, by H. L.
Clarke. © Jan. 10, 1929; 2 c and
aff. Jan. 19; AA 6730; Herbert L.
Clarke, Long Beach, Calif. 375
‘Cleopatra; ouverture, di L. Manci-
nelli, riduzione per orehestrina con
pf. conduttore di A. De Cecco, of
Italy. Ato. ‘© Dec!) 27) 7928) Loe
Dec. 28; E for. 2074; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 376
Climbing roses; by Mathilde Bilbro;
pf. Lawrence, Mass., Bay State mu-
sic co. © Dec. 29, 1928: 2c Jan.
2, 1929; EH pub. 2161; Reginald K.
Liversidge, Lawrence, Mass. 377
Climbing up the hill, just like Jack
and Jill; by Daniel Wolf; pf. ©
Jan. 26, 1929; 2c. Jan. 25; EH pub.
3004; Harold Flammer, inc., New
York. 3878
Clock (The) ; descriptive, by Ernest HB.
Welles; pf. © Nov. 28, 1928; 2 ¢.
Jan. 4, 1929; E pub. 2266; Walter
Jacobs, inc., Boston. 379
Cloister memories; intermezzo, by
Stuart Templeton, of Great Britain;
pf. © Jan. 23, 1929: 1 «ans 255
E for. 2331; Banks & son, York,
England. 380
Clouds like dream castles; by Florence
Newell Barbour; pf. © Jan. 17%,
1929; 2c Jan. 21 WH abe
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 381
Coid wave blues; words and musie by
Spencer Williams. [Words and mel-
cody only] © 1c. Jan. 25, 1929; BH
unp. 3088; Georgia music co., New
York. 382
Collection of Italian & Neapolitan
songs for mandolin; compiled and
arr. by Antonio de Martino, of
Italy. Series 86-90. 4to. © Sept.
£0, 1928) Ie. San: 97 1920-9 ar,
1999-2003; Italian book co., New
York. 383-387
Columbia university band; march, by
George C. Flint; full band. 4to. ©
Nov. 16, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1929;
pub. 2489; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 888
Columbine’s lament; by John Thomp-
son, op. 42, no. 2; pf.: © Dec. 29,
1928; 2 ¢. Jan. 7, 1929; BH pub. 223e 5
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 389
Come back to me; words and music by
Wendell Phillips [i. e. G. W. Phil-
lips, ir} ©!) 1..c.. Jan. 2. 1925
unp. 2469; George Wendell Phillips,
jr., Orlando, Fla. 390
Come, be my jazzy sweetheart; fox-
trot, words by C. M. Stairs, music
by Sylvester Long Cross.. © 1 «.
Jan. 15, 1929; E unp. 2823; C. M.
Stairs, Seattle. 3891
Come live with me, and be my love;
four-part song, words by Christo-
pher Marlowe, music by Frank Idle,
of Great Britain; mixed voices.
4to.. © Jan. 24, 1929; 1 c. Jan. 25;
HE} for. 2328; Novelle & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 392
Come on; by K. L. Richards, op. 39;
pr. © 1c. Jan. 28, 19295 ewan:
3249; Katherine Louise Richards,
New York. 393
Come while Jesus pleads; hymn, words
and music by F. G. Staggs. ©1e.
Jan. 31, 1929; E unp. 33388; Fred
Goble Staggs, Oolitic, Ind. 3894
Comes, at times, a stillness; anthem,
words by Gregory Smith, with addi-
tional verse by C. H., musie by
Cuthbert Harris, of Great Britain;
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mixed voices; organ ace. 4to. ©
Dec. 27, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1929; E
pub. 25387; Arthur P. Schmidt cc.,
Boston. 395
Commencement ball; waltz, by G. EH.
Holmes; band pts. 4to. © Sept. 22,
2928; 2 @..Dee. 26; FE pub. .2311;
Charles L. Barnhouse, sr., Oskaloosa,
Ta. 396
Comparison; words by G. Paddock,
music by T. E. Tudor. © 1c. Jan.
19, 1929; E unp. 2948; Gladys Pad-
dock, Chicago. , 397
Con esos ojos; cancion Mexicana, letra
y musica de I. M. Valle, of Mexico,
domiciled at Chicago. [Photostat]
© 1c. Jan. 24, 1929; E unp. 3072;
Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago. 398
Consecration; words by Josephine M.
Fabricant, music by S. Cardillo. ©
1c. Jan. 22, 1929; E unp. 3024; Sal-
vatore. Cardillo, Brooklyn. 399
Conservatory series for pupils and stu-
dents of pianoforte; beginner’s bk.,
by Oswald B. Wilson. v.1. © Jan.
28, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 7; AA
9373 ; Bendix pub. co., Lincoln, oe
Considerin’; song fox-trot, written and
composed by John P. Long, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Noy.
Zs, 292835°1 @ Jan. 3, 1929 >: B for.
2180; Montgomery & co., London.
401
Constantinople: paroles francaises de
L. Lelievre, H. Varna et F. Rouvray,
music by Harry Carlton, orch. by
M. Gracey, of France; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Nov.
Mietooos | G Jan. 9° 1929: Hi for.
2096 ; Publications Lawrence Wright,
Sas, Paris, 402
C.0O.N.S.T.A.N.T.I.N.O.P.L.E; paroles
francaises de Léo Leliévre, H. Varna
et Rouvray, words and music by
Harry Carlton, of Great Britain. ©
Nov. 15, 1928; 1 @€) Dec. 19; E for.
1818 ; Publications Lawrence Wright,
atau AP aris. 403
Contented; words by Bob Schafer,
music by Anthony Wayne and Irving
Milis; pf. ace. with ukulele arr. by
M. Kalua. © Dec. 21, 1928; 2 e.
Jan. 14, 1929; E pub. 2657; Gotham
music service, inc., New York. 404
Contrebandiers (Les) dans la mon-
tagne; par H. Ackermans, orch. par
Mommaert, of Belgium; pts. with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Mar. 10,
1928; 1c. Apr. 9; E 689529; Chou-
dens, Paris. 405
Coq (Le) a chanté; opérette en trois
actes, de Michel Carré, musique de
Jean Rioux [pseud. of Gustave
Roux-Martin], of France; partition
pf. et chant. © June 20, 1928; 1 «¢.
July 12; D for. 27421; Editions Max
Eschig et cie., Paris. 406
Coro a Frescobaldi; parole di Domen-
ico Tumiati, musica di Vittore Ven-
eziani, of Italy; men’s’_ voices.
(Cover title:—A Frescobaldi) ©
Oct. 20, 1928; .1 .c..Qety 29; HE. for.
1961; Guglielmo Zanibon, Padova,
Italy. 407
Could you care; by Minzde and Victor
Zentrer. [Melody only] © 1 «
Jan. 10, 1929; E unp. 2658; Anne
Nichols, New York. 408
Could you forgive me; waltz, lyric
and music by Ted McAlsey, of Swe-
den. [Mimeograph] 1 c. Jan.
31, 1929; E unp. 3342; Hrik Ostrém,
Stockholm, Sweden. 409
Could you learn to care? ballade,
words and melody by M. EH. Stauf-
fer, harmonized by Sara Newell. ©
£ e. Jan. 15,1929; B unp. 2842;
Mildred HElsie Stauffer, Ventnor,
WN. J. 410
Country (A) dance; by Thomas A.
Johnson, of Great Britain; pf. Lon-
don, Rowland’s. © Dee. 21, 1928;
1c. Jan. 3, 1929; EH for. 1804; Sol-
omon Rowland, London. 411
Country girl blues; words and music
by Hattie Burleson. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Jan. 5, 1929;
E unp. 2535; Brunswick Balke Col-
lender co., New York. 412
Coups de roulis; opérette en 3 actes,
de Albert Willemetz, d’aprés le ro-
man de Maurice Larrouy, muSique
de André Messager, of France. Par-
tition pf. et chant. © Nov. 15, 1928;
1c. Dec. 19; D for. 27424; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 413
Cradle of love; fox-trot, lyric by L.
Wolfe Gilbert, music by Mabel
Wayne, arr. by Arthur Lange; orch.
Dts te ee) en. 24 Pg are.
Jan. 25; E pub. 3100; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 414
Cradle song; by Albert Von Doenhoff;
pi (om Pec,) 24. 1998 2 es jan 2.
1929; E pub. 2848; G. Schirmer,
inec., New York. 415
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Cradle song; by Miska Hauser, arr.
by Albert Harvey; ist and 2nd vio-
lins with pf. ace. © Jan. 12, 1929;
Zier Jan: 163) Hepub: 2706s), red.
416
Cradle song; poem by S. M. Harring-
ton, music by Frances Brockett Kel-
logg; high voice, in G flat. © Jan.
2a, 19202 Nes dallas oH) UD. yoo
Boston music ¢co., Boston. 417
Cradled in dreams; poem by Georges
Champenois, Hnglish version by
Cecil Cowdrey, music by Mme. Ohr-
strom-Renard. 1. High—2. Low. ©
Jane 26.) 1929 2 *e.-each’ Jan? aus
E pub. 3074; R. L. Huntzinger, inc.,
New York. 418
Creeping love; words by R. Knight,
music by Sylvester Long Cross. ©
ive? Jan. 29, 1929: unp. .3206;
Rexdale Knight, Hugene, Or. 419
Creole belle; words by George Sidney,
music by J. Bodewalt Lampe. New
arr. © Dec. 31, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 3,
1929; E pub. 2205; Remick music
corp., New York. 420
Crescent moon; from Ned Wayburn’s
gambols, words by Morrie Ryskind,
music by Walter G. Samuels; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Dec. 27, 1928;
2c. Dec. 29; E pub. 2581; Harms,
inc., New York. 421
Croll (Helen K.) Two songs from
The inaugural bawl; musical com-
edy, words by Isabelle Farrington,
music by H. K. Croll and Alice
Byrnes. Army and Navy song. [1
other] © Feb. 8, 1929; 2 ¢. and aff.
Feb. 9; AA 8623; Frederic Ernest
Farrington, Chevy Chase, Md. 422
Cromwell; rapsodie ouverture, pour
orch., parties séparées, avec pf. con-
ducteur, par Trespaillé-B., of France.
© Nov. 15, 1928; 1 ec. Dec. 19; E for.
1826; EF. Moulin, Cannes, France.
423
Cryin’ the blues; words and music by
Jack Palmer and Irving Mills.. ©
Dec. 31, 1928%° 2 'c. . Jan. 2oweeso >
EK pub. 2894; Gotham music service,
ine., New York. 424
Csékos (Egy) nydri é6j? ...; Ilniezky
Laszlo verse, Hubai Albert és VOoros
Feri, both of Hungary, zenéje.
Woy. 18, 1927; 1 «@ Dec. 7 228;
HK for. 138638; Kalman Nador, Buda-
pest, Hungary. 425
Cubanita ; tango cancion, letra de Gon-
zalo Mazas, mtsica de J. Bohr, of
Germany; pf. © Jan. 10, 1929; 1 c.
Heltman co., Cleveland.
pt. Il, n. S., v. 24
Jan. 16; E for. 2041; Jose Bohr, New
York. 426
Cuck-coo (The) clock; by G. A. Grant-
Schaefer; pf. © Jan. 16, 1929; 2 c.
Jan. 18; E pub. 3057; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 427
Cunailand ’e sera; versi e musica di
G. Amato, of Italy, domiciled at
Brooklyn. [Words and melody only]
© 1-e; Jan. 28, 1929; E unp. 32068
Gennaro Amato, Brooklyn. 428
Cungittina l’ anfirmera; Sicilian song,
versi e musica di F. Ruggieri, of
Italy, domiciled at Philadelphia;
mandolin or violin. © 1 ¢. Jan. 26,
1929; EK unp. 3125; Ferdinand Rug-
gieri, Philadelphia.
Cupid worked while we were playing ;
words and music by W. W. Penrose.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
Jan. 21, 1929; E unp. 2959; Walter
W. Penrose, Hutchinson, Kan. 430
Curly head; words by H. Rein-
schreiber, music by Johnny Thomp-
son and H. Reinschreiber. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢c. Dec. 21,
1928; E unp. 2566; Henry Rein-
schreiber, Philadelphia. 431
Curso de harmonia ; conposto de Carlos
Pedron, para os alumnos instrumen-
tistas e cantores dos R. R. Conserva-
torios de musica, illustragaio aos
cento e cincoenta baixos do mesmo
auctor, traduccao de Samuel Ar-
chanjo, of Portugal. 4to. © Jan.
@, 1929; 1 c«. Jan. 14; EH fory 2352%
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 432
Custer’s last fight; words and music
by J. Ring. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Jan. 18, 1929; E unp.
2921; Justin Ring, New York. 483
Cutest (The) girl in town; words by
Mac McShirley [i. e. F. M. McShir-
ley], music by Vic Guebard [i. e.
V. A. Guebard]; pf. and ukulele ace.
[Photostat] © 1c. Jan. 28, 1929;
EK ounp. 3210; Victor Albertis Gue-
bard, Ft. Wayne, Ind. and Frank
Metzger McShirley, Oakville, Ind.
434
Cytheria; von Eduard May, of Austria,
arr. von. L. Zeitlberger, of Austria ;
orch. pts., with violin 1 direction and
pf. direction. 4to. © Dec. 3, 1928;
1-.¢. Jan. 23, 1929: Ei for, 2208) mins
Bote & G. Bock, Berlin. 435
Da Roma a Parigi; by L. Bevilacqua,
of Italy, domiciled at Bridgeport,
Conn.; pf. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1928; 5
unpub. 1999; Luigi Bevilacqua,
Bridgeport, Conn. 436
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458
Daddy o’mine; words by Frank Capano
and Eddie Palmer, music by John
Macaid: Cc)" 1c. san o, 1929*~ Bi
unp. 2474; Gene Austin, inc., New
York. 437
Daddy o’ mine; words by Frank Ca-
pano and Eddie Palmer, music by
John Magaldi; pf. acc. with ukulele
arr. by May Singhi Breen. © Jan.
30, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 31; E pub. 3117;
Gene Austin, inc., New York. 438
Daffodil; by George Parker, of Great
Britain, op. 7, no. 9; pf. © Jan. 21,
ie Scr san, eo: EP pub: 2951;
B. F. Wood music co., Boston. 439
Daffodils: petit ballet, by Heinrich
Gebhard; pf. © Dec. 18, 1928; 2 «c.
Jan. 19, 1929; E pub. 2764; E. C.
Schirmer music ¢co., Boston. 440
‘Daisy; by George Parker, of Great
Britain, .op..¢;.no,..1.:,. pt. Jan.
21, 1929; 2-c. Jan. 25; E pub. 2948;
B. F. Wood music ¢co., Boston. 441
Dallas blues; slow fox-trot, by Hart
A. Wand, Spencer Williams and
Licyd Garrett, arr. by Ken Macom-
bers arch. ts, 4to. ©. Jans,21,
Mews CG!) dan. 202 0K sub. 279;
Triangle music pub. co., inc., New
York. 442
Dame Souris; poésie de Paul Verlaine,
musique de M. Truillet-Soyer, of
France. © Nov. 20, 1928; 1 ¢c. Jan.
§, 1929; E for. 2161.; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 443
Dance (The); words by Mrs. M. A.
McDonald, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Jan. 5,.1929: E unp. 2546; Sarah
Love McDonald, Parma, Id. 4tt
Dance (A) of Spain; by S. Wien-
shienk; pf. © 1 c¢. Jan. 28, 1929;
E unp. 3201; Sylvia Wienshienk,
Kansas City, Mo. 445
Dance of the demons; Draga, incanta-
tion and recitation from the Yodler,
words by F. Zimmermann and
Charles Lenoir, music by F. Zimmer-
mann, of Switzerland, domiciled at
Los Angeies, and W. F. Schiller, of
U. S.; pf. with words. © 1 ¢. Jan.
2, 1929; EK unp.. 2466; Fritz Zim-
mermann, Los Angeles. 446
Dance of the marionettes; from Holly-
wood music box revue, lyrics and
music by Carlton Kelsey, Lupino
Lane and Val Burton. © Jan. 26,
1929 75 2 e Jan. 29°" Heepibe “SUS :
Harms, inc., New York. 447
Dance of the midgets: rondo, by Fran-
ces McCollin, bowing by Lucius Cole;
wolim and pt.. C) Jan we. to20'* 2c.
Jan. 25; E pub. 3016; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 448
Dance of the reapers; by Thomas A.
Johnson, of Great Britain; pf. Lon-
don, Rowland’s. © Dec. 19, 1928;
1..cs Jan. 2 ;.E.fer. 1767; Solomon
Rowland, London. 449
Dance of the totties; by Milan Roder;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. ©
Dec. 1, 1928; 2 c. Dee. 14; E pub.
1509; Kalmus filmusic edition, New
York. 450
Dancing (The) doll; by Gordon Jacob,
Oly Great jbritain +, pt.) ©), Jan, .8!
1929 3h ce Jian 22 $E) for)'2283-34,J0-
seph Williams, ltd., London. 451
Dans un dernier adieu; par Maurice
Pesse, of France; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Nov. 20, 1928; 1
ec. Jan. 9, 1929. E. for. 2152 ; -Chou-
dens, Paris. 452.
Danse espagnole; de Angelo, tyran de
Padoue, drame lyrique en cing actes
de Alfred Bruneau, transcription de
H. Mouton, of Belgium: orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. © Nov. 20,
Ie: cx Tans39, 19295) for. 2izae
Heugel, Paris. 453
Danza de la gitana; extrait du ballet
Sonatina, de Ernesto Halffter, of
Spam: pi.) Chine, 20, TOASes ie ce.
July 12; E for. 1577; Max Eschig
et cie., Paris. 454
Danza de la pastora; extrait du ballet
Sonatina, de Ernesto Halffter, of
Spain; pf. © June 20, 1928; 1 «.
July 12; BE for. 1576; Max Eschig
et cie., Paris. 455
Danza rustica; di Gio. Batt. Besardo,
da Antiche danze ed arie per liuto,
di Ottorino Respighi, riduzione per
orehestrina con pf. conduttore di
Arturo De Cecco, of Italy. pts. 4to.
© Dec. 27, 1928; 1 c. Dec. 28; E for.
1994; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 456
Darling boy of mine; words and music
by George Ar, arr. by Elizabeth
Flammer. © 1 ec. Jan. 12, 1929; B
unp. 2877; Esther Bishop McMul-
len, Compton, Calif. 457
Das bist du! foxtrot, aus der gleich-
namigen revue, worte und musik
von Friedrich Hollaender, of Ger-
many. “© Aur. 10,°1927; 1 ¢. Jan. 7,
1929; E for. 1927; Rondo-verlag, G.
m. b. H., Berlin. 458
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Das kommt nicht in frage; foxtrot,
text von Ch. Amberg, musix von
Frank Stafford,
Dec. 4, 1928 5..1 ey Dee. 25: ° BH for,
1867; Musikverlag city, Leipzig.
459
Daughter come down; fox-trot, words
and music by D. and G. Miller; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Jan. 23, 1929;
2c Jan. 26; E pub. 3030; World-
wing co., inc., New Castle, Pa. 460
David; ballet en un acte sur un Ssce-
nario d’ André Doderet, réduction
pour pf. par l’auteur, Henri Sauguet,
of France. © Nov. 20, 1928; 1 ec.
Jan. 9, 1929; E for. 2102; Rouwart,
Lerolle et cie., Paris. 461
Dawn; words and music by J. Smale,
of Canada. © 1 ec: Jan. 25, 1929;
E unp. 3180; Josephine Smale, To-
ronto, Canada. 462
Dawn and dew bring thoughts of you;
ballad, words by R. Rayfield Evans,
music by Peter Packay [pseud. of
Pierre Paquet], of Belgium; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Dec. 22, 1928; 1 «.
Jan. 4, 1929; E for. 1818; Interna-
ticnal music co., Brussels, Belgium.
463
Dawn (The) brought me love and
you; by Richard Kountz, scored by
George J. Trinkaus; band orch. pts.,
with solo B flat cornet conductor;
in’ Di wat "© Jan. (22. 199942 ce.
Jan. 26; E pub. 3037; M. Witmark
‘& sons, New York. 464
Dawn (The) brought me love and you;
lyric by Lynn Merrick, music by
Richard Kountz, arr. by George J.
Trinkaus; male voices. 4to. ©
gan, 21, 19295 2) Carsales ha es.
2988; Mi Witmark & sons, New
York. 465
Dawn (The) of Easter; cantata, for
church choirs of mixed voices, text
by Herman von Berge, music by Ira
B. Wilson.) 4to.. © .Jate 2) 1929;
> @, and aff, Jan.. 73 AAGTa2Z io-
renz pub. co., Dayton, O. 466
Day (The) of resurrection; Easter
anthem, translated by J. M. Neale,
music by H. A. Barrell, jr.; mixed
voices. 4to. © Jan. 28, 1929; 2 «¢.
Jan. 30; E pub. 3095; Theodore
467
Presser co., Philadelphia.
Day school singer; by C. D. Tillman,
with songs by various authors and
composers. 12mo. © Sept. 1, 1928;
DC. Oct. 20 3 Aike Dee, S13: Avemeie
Charlie D. Tillman, Atlanta. 468
of Germany. ©.
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
Day (A) will come; words by Elmer
Campbell, music by Gordon Balch
Nevin; high voice. © Dec. 28,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1929; BE pub. 2410:
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 469:
Days that used to be; words by Mike
Zingle [i. e. Michael H. Zingle] and
Nick Zingle [i. e. N. R. Zingle]
[Words and melody only] © 1c.
Jan. 28, 1929; E unp. 3199; Nicholas
R. Zingle, Philadelphia. 470:
De celui qui s’en alla par le monde;
1°" récit. de Légendes, pour harmo-
nie 4 fanfare, par Paul Gilson, of
France. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1926; 1 ¢.
Sept. 26, 1927; EH 676914; E. Gaudet,
Paris. 471
Dear old Broadway; fox-trot ballad,
words and music by A. HE. Bucking-
ham. [Words and melody only] © -
1 ¢@. Jan. 23; 1929; E unp. 8058; A..
Edward Buckingham, Los Angeles.
472
Dearest Jesus, gentle, mild; HEnglish
text by Helen A. Dickinson, music
by Re:mann-Dickinson, arr. by Lucy
Clark Street; women’s voices, organ
ace. 4to. © Jan. 2, 1929; 2 @ Jan.
3; E pub. 2210; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 473.
Dearest pal; words and music by L.
Luetkens. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dee. 31, 1928; BH unp. 2517;
Lydia Luetkens, Loganville, Wis.
A474
Dearest, when I waltz with you;.
words and music by A. E. Bucking-
ham, arr. by Morrie B. Streeter.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ec.
Jan. 23, 1929; E unp.' 3059; AL Bd-
ward Buckingham, Los Angeles.
475.
Deirdre; Celtic farewell, by .Hdgar
Barratt, arr. by Hric-Mareo, of Great
Britain; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. 4to. © Jan. 22, 1920-5
Jan. 23; E for. 2346; Elkins & Co.,
Itd., London. 476
Del vals; two step, by I. S. Ashley ; pf.
© Nov. 18, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1929;
E pub. 22382; Isa Stanton Ashley,
Oroville, Calif. ATT
Delibes (Clément Philibert Léo) Pas.
des fleurs; walzer intermezzo aus
dem ballet Naila, von Léo Delibes,
arr. von Leopold Weninger, of Aus-
tria.;. orch. ° pts.) 4t0.., ©). dame st,
1929: 1c. Jam, 225+ By forges
Anton J. Benjamin, Leipzig. 478.
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500
Deloris of you I am dreaming; words
by M. Harris, music by Robert Van
Sickle. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Jan, 14, 1929; E unp. 2787;
Margaret Harris, Hamilton, —.
AT
Delta tau delta; words and music by
H. G. Becker. © 1 c. Jan. 5, 1929;
E unp. 2551; Evalyn Garret Becker,
Wheeling, W. Va. 480
Dernier (Le) réve; sur les motifs de
la célébre valse Gervaise, paroles de
Georges Millandy, musique de A.
Bose, of France. © Nov. 20, 1928;
1 c. Jan. 9, 1929; E for. 2105; Au-
guste Bose, Paris. 481
Des singer’s geburtstag; von P. Miil-
ler; ist B flat cornet. © 1c. Jan.
19, 1929: E unp. 2936; Peter Miller,
Philadelphia. 482
Deutsche (Das) lied; text von Karl
Pusch, musik von Max Kaever, of
Germany, op. 3; mannerchor, a cap-
pella. 4to. © Nov. 15, 1928; le.
Jan. 11, 1929; E for. 2237; Carl En-
gels, Miilheim-Ruhr, Germany. 483
Deuxiéme sonatine; par Jean Wiener,
of France; pf. 1. Agréable. [2
others] © Nov. 15, 1928; 1 ¢ Dec.
19; E for. 1825; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. 484
Devaux (Jules) Twelve impressions;
collections of short first pieces, both
hands within the compass of five
notes, by J. Devaux, of Great Brit-
am rop: 42: pi. © Jan. 21, 1929;
Petal.) 29 o. 3 UD: 2o0ey” Db.
Wood musie co., Boston. 485
Dictator (The); march, by G. E.
Holmes; band pts. 4to. © Sept.
Bo, 1828 --2.e) Dees 265 HH. pubs 2312 ;
Charles L. Barnhouse, sr., Oska-
loosa, Ia. 486
Did you? waltz, words by Josie D.
Bader, music by Albert E. Bader;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Jan. 16,
1929; 2c. Jan. 19; E pub. 2833; In-
dependent music publishers, Hachita,
N. M. 487
Dies und das; marsch aus der gleich-
namigen revue, text und musik von
Rolf Roeder, of Germany. © Nov.
fomtven: | -C. dabeaneeoe. ou Or.
1896; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H..
Berlin. 488
Dirge; sextet, by John Powell; 2 pfs.,
12 hands. © Dec. 24, 1928; 2 e«.
Jan. 2, 1929; E pub. 2845; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York. 489
Dirge (A) of the desert; words and
music by L. G. Morrill; bass solo.
© Jan. 26, 1929; 2c. Jan. 26; E pub.
3049; Lloyd Grant Morrill, Tridell,
Utah. 490
Discarded; words and music by A.
Geraldine Farrar. © 1c. Jan. 21,
1929; E unp. 2970; Alice Geraldine
Farrar Gleason, Monrovia, Calif.
491
Distant bells at evening; melodie, by
Hilsel Holt; pf. © Jan. 2, 1929; 2
e, Jan. 4; H pub., 2565: Century
music pub. co., New York. 492
Dites-moi, ma mére; one-step, by Mau-
rice Yvain, of’ Great Britain; pf.
New ed. © Dec. 28, 1928; 1 c. Dee.
29; H for. 1771; Chappell & co., 1td..
London. 493
Divertimenti (Li) americani; words
by Antonino Crivello, music by R.
De lLuea, of Italy, domiciled at
Brooklyn. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Jan. 29, 1929; E unp.
8273; Ralph De Luca, Brooklyn.
494
Divine (The) tragedy; crucifixion of
our Saviour, Lenten cantata, words
from the four Gospels, music by
Christopher H. H. Booth; 5 solo
voices, mixed cho., and organ. 4to.
© Jan. 26, 1929; 2 e Jan. 25; D
pub. 27440; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 495
Dixie Mammy; words and music by
Walter Smith. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Jan. 12, 1929; E unp.
_ 2741; Noah Frederick, San Fran-
cisco. 496
Dixie spells home to me; words and
music by Adele Thier. © Dec. 4,
1928; 2 c Dec. 8; E pub. 1375; Hd-
ward Lansing Cowles, Los Angeles.
497
Dixon’s (Harold) piano pieces children
play; rev. and ed. by Harold Dixon.
New rev. ed. © Dec. 12, 1928; 2 ¢.
Dec, 13; E pub. 2449; Robbins music
corp., New York. 498
Do: you recall; words by Alice Matul-
lath, music by Muriel Pollock; in B
flat. New York, Chappell-Harms,
ine. © Jan. 2, 1929; 2. ¢ Jan: 3;
E pub. 2337; Harms, ine., New York.
499
Do you think of me; words and music
by Buddy Valentine [pseud. of Jo-
seph Taccati] and Irving Mills; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Dec. 31, 1928;
2 ¢@. dan. 23, 1929; E pub. 2895;
Gotham music service, inc. New
York. 500
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pt. III, n.S., Vv. 24, '
Do you wonder that I love you; words
and music by Buddy Valentine and
Irving Mills; pf.. ace. with ukulele
arr. by M. Kalua. © Dec. 21, 1928;
2c. Jan, 14, 192929 pub.1,2008 ;
Gotham music service, inc., New
York. 501
Dobrze mi sie przy wojsku powodzi;
by Leona Kormana; pf. © 1c. Dec.
31, 1928; E unp. 2487; International
music pub. co., Chicago. 502
Dodman Rock; folk dance, by John C.
Holliday, of Great Britain; pf.
Janey 1071929." 5 “ee san. 12° Kor.
2310; Chappell & co., Itd., London.
; 503
Dolly’s slumber song; by Matilee Loeb-
Preston; pi.’ © Jan, 22, 1929% 2c.
Jan. 21; E pub. 2788; Schroeder &
Gunther, inc., New York. 504
‘Don’t ask me, I'll tell you it’s love;
words and music by Hugene L.
Kintzle and Wendell L. Mayhew.
[Chords, single staff] © 1c. Jan.
31, 1929; E unp. 3331; Hugene
Kintzle, \Muscatine, la., and Wendell
Mayhew, Milford, Ill. 505
Don’t be worried; hymn, words and
music by C. F. Weigle. © Jan. 5,
1929; 2 c« Jan. 9; E pub. 2451;
Charles EF. Weigle, Sebring, Fla. 506
Don’t hinder me; spiritual, words and
melody arr. by F. P. Heatwole,
harmony arr. by Adger M. Pace. ©
Sept. 15, 1928; 2 e. Dec. 20; E pub.
2605; James D. Vaughan, Lawrence-
burg, Tenn. 507
Don’t let a little thing like that worry
you; words and music by Bennie
McLaughlin [i. e. B. H. McLaughlin]
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Jan. 38, 1929; E unp. 2497; Bernard
Howard McLaughlin, Cambridge,
Mass. 508
Dooley-dooley-do; theme song of Billy
Dooley comedies, words and music
by Sterling Sherwin; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Jan. 9, 1929; 2. ¢. Jan. 14;
E pub. 2639; Sherman, Clay & co.,
San Francisco. 509
Dormi, bimbo, mio; ninna-nanna, per
piccola oreh. e pf. conduttore, di
Domenico Cortopassi. of Italy. 4to.
© Nov. 5, 1928; 1 ¢. Oct. 29; E for.
1959; Guglielmo Zanibon, Padova,
Italy. 510
Down by the levee; words and music
by Albert Wynn. [Chords, single
staff] © 1c. Jan, 24, 1929; E unp.
3077; State street music pub. co.,
ine., Chicago. 511
Down from Pacheco; song from the
West, words and music by Carl John
Bostelmann; med. voice. © Dec.
28, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1929; BE pub.
2412; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
512
Down in Argentine; words by Jean
Herbert, music by Al. Koppell and.
Irving Mills; pf. acc. with ukulele
arr. by M. Kalua. © Dec. 21, 1928;
2 ¢e. Jan. 14, 1929; EK pub. 2en9;
Gotham music service, inc. New
York. 513
Down in Carolina, with my Caroline;
words by McKinley Jenkins, music
by I. M. Lawson. New York, N. Y.,
I. M. Lawson music co. © Dee. 14,
1928; 2 ec. Jan. 9; 1929; & pub. 2472;
Iowen Mathew Lawson, New York.
; 514
Down where the lolly pops grow;
words by P. Ponce, music by Dan
Dougherty; pf. © 166 Jane,
1929; E unp. 2984; Phil Ponce, New
York. 515:
Dream baby; words by Irving Caesar,
music by Cliff Friend. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Jan. 16, 1929;
EH unp. 3005; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 516.
Dream child; by H. H. Palmer; melody
with pf. ace. © 1c. Jan. 10, 1929;
E unp. 2674; Henry Hendey Palmer,
New Haven, Conn. 517
Dream girl do you hear my call; words.
by Margaret E. Shaver, music by
W. G. Shaver. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Jan. 31, 1929; HE unp.
3334; Walter G. Shaver, New York.
518.
Dream girl of mine; words by J.
Wright, music by Sylvester Long
Cross. ©1c. Jan. 29; 1929; H unp.
38261; John Wright, Seattle. 519
Dream of love; waltzes, by L. Ceci;
ist violin. © 1c. Jan. 28, 1929; H
unp. 3280; Louis Ceci, Philadelphia,
520
Dream (A) on the dog-watch; by
Richard Howsgill, of Great Britain;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor, 4to.
© Jan. 10, 1929; 1 c. Jan. 22; H for.
2321; J. R. Lafleur & son, ltd., Lon-
' don. 521
Dream pal I’ll meet you yet, some day;
waltz song, words by Mary Carolyn
Davies, music by P. H. Burn.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
_ [Words and melody only] .© 1 «.
Bec. 31,, 1928; BH unp., 2511. Philip
Haviland Burn, Brooklyn. 522
Dream visions; suite of 5 pieces, by
Jaspar Neale, of Great Britain; pf.
1. Fairy dreams. [4 others] © Jan.
16, 1929; 1 ¢. Jan. -30;°H for: 2865 ;
Joseph Williams, Itd., London. 523
Dreaming; by Anna Priscilla Risher,
violin and pf. © Dec. 14, 1928; 2 ¢.
Dee. 15; E pub. 23855; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 524
Dreaming; lyric and music by L.
Howatt. © 1 c. Jan. 19, 1929; EB
unp. 2929; Louise Howatt, Holly-
wood, Calif. . 525
Dreaming; words and music by F. G.
Thompson. © 1c. Jan. 14, 1929; HE
unp. 3177; Fleet Gillum Thompson,
Hollywood, Calif. 526
Dreaming; words and music by G.
Arno [pseud. of Bertha Grossmann],
of Germany. © 1 ec. Jan. 22, 1929;
E unp. 38061; Bertha Grossmann,
Berlin. 527
Dreaming blues; lyrics and music by
Samuel Westmoreland. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Jan. 2, 1929;
E unp. 2456; Lester Melrose,
Chicago. 528
Dreaming down on_ silver’ bay;
Hawaiian waltz, lyrics by Bob
Schaffer, music by Frank Milne, and
Robert De Socio, arr. by Edw. A.
Furey; orch. pts. 4to. © Jan. 30,
1929);) '2'-e. ‘Jan. 315° Epub! 3142:
Edward B. Marks music co., New
York. 529
Dreaming dreams away; waltz, words
by O. Sanchez, music by J. Valverde
of Guatemala, domiciled at San
Francisco. '‘©-°*"1 -¢.’ ‘Jan. 11, 1929:
E unp. 2986; Oscar Sanchez and
Jose Valverde, San Francisco. 530
Dreaming of Honolulu’s shore; lyrics
by Lucian Joseph Kremer, music by
J. M. Gervel. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Jan. 2, 1929; E unp.
2467; John Matthew Gervel, Kings-
ton, Pa. 531
Dreaming of just a memory; lyric and
music by C. S. Oden. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Jan. 19, 1929;
E unp. 2930; Clarence §S. Oden,
Laurel, Miss. 532
Dreamland; words by Grae Shields
and Romie Rosefield fi. e. J. M.
kKosefieid], music by J. M. Rosefield.
544
© 1c. Jan. 8, 1929; E unp. 3003,;
J. M. Rosefield, Alameda, Calif.
533
Dreams; waltz, words and music by
G. E. Brander. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Jan. 18, 1929; E unp.
2917; George Edwin’ Brander,
Chicago. 5384
Dreams and moonbeams; waltz song,
words by HE. E. Robinson, music by
Compton P. Thorp, of Great Britain,.
domiciled at Los Angeles. © 1 «¢.
Jan. 21, 1929; E unp. 2974; Edith
Elden Robinson, Whittier, Calif.
535
Dreams of happy hours; valse triste,
by Hilsel Holt; pf. © Jan. 2, 1929;
2c. Jan. 4; E pub. 2564; Century
music pub. co., New York. 536
Dreams of mother; words by Al Hoch,
music by Claude Lapham. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Jan. 17,
1929; E unp. 2892; Alvina L. Hoch,
Buffalo. 537
Dreams of old Erin; words and music
by C. R.: Stouffer. [Words and
melody only] ©1 ¢. Jan. 28, 1929;
E. unp. 3157; Clayton R. Stouffer,
Columbiana, O. 538
Dreams of valley queen; words and
music by C. H. Meltz. © 1c. Jan.
17, 1929; E unp. 3145; Clarence H.
Meltz, Appleton, Wis. 539
Dreams on the Hudson; waltz, by
Elisabeth Kuyper, of Netherlands;
pf. © May 31, 1928; 1 « Jan. 8,
1929 ; E for. 2062; Elisabeth Kuyper,
Lugano, Switzerland. 540
Dreams (The) that linger, remind me
of you; words and music by R. L.
Williams, arr. by Harry L. Alford;
pf. and ukulele acc. © 1c. Jan. 9,
1929; E unp. 2640; Roy L Williams,
Marguette, Mich. weer a
Dreamy eyes; words and music by
Billy James and Irving Mills; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Dec. 21, 1928;
2 ec Jan. 14, 1929; E pub. 2660;
Gotham music service, inc, New
York. 542
Dreamy Hawaiian eyes; words and
music by Harold Dixon and Irving
Mills; pf. ace. with ukulele arr. by
M. Kalua. © Dec. 21, 1928; 2 ¢.
Jan. 14, 1929; E pub. 2661; Gotham
music service, inc., New York. 543
Dress parade; by Mortimer Wilson,
op. 86, no. 8; pf. © Jan. 2, 1929;
2 ¢@-Jan. 4; E pub. 2255; Century
music pub. co., New York. 544
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545
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pt. Im, n. 8., v. 24
Drifting into love; words and music by
Sidney Clare, Abe Frankl and Lee
David. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Jan. 22, 1929; E unp. 3021;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York. 545
Drowsy eyes; words by S. Serwer and
T. E. Evans, music by T. BE. Evans.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Jan. 4, 1929; E unp. 2523; Thomas
Edward Evans, Olyphant, Pa., and
Samuel Serwer, Scranton, Pa. 54€
Dry away those tears, and smile
awhile with me; slow fox-trot, words
and musie by Eddie Schoelwer [i. e.
EH. H. Schoelwer] [Chords single
staff] [Photostat] © 1. Jan. 18,
1929; E unp. 2915; Edward Henry
Schoelwer, Cincinnati. 547
Du démanché; 20 études mélodiques
pour préparer aux études de F.
Mazas; pour violon, 1°7°, 3eme et 5eme
position, par Louis Cazin, of France.
/ -geme nartie. © Nov. 20, 1928;'2 ec.
Jan. 9, 1029. H fer. 2089; id. Be
Fontana, Lyon, France. 548
Du oder keine, darling ; slow-fox, worte
von Wilhelm Sterk, musik yon Willy
Engel-Berger, of Austria. © Sept.
12, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 8, 1929; E for.
2071; Edition Seala, Vienna. 549
Duetto pour remplacer la ronde; de
Voila le printemps, paroles de F.
Beissier et L. Hennevé, musique de
G. van Parys, of France. 4to.
Nov. 20, 1928; 1 ¢« Jan. 9, 1929; H
for. 2090; L. Grus & cie., Paris. 550
Dying (A) rebel’s request; words and
music by M. J. Haskins. ©1c. Jan.
7, 1929; E unp. 2587; Matthew
James Haskins, New York. 5D1
Easin’ along; by C. Repper: pf. Bos-
ton, Charles Brashear. © Jan. 16,
1929: 2 ce Jan. 392 7H pub, sesd:
Charles Repper, Boston. 552
Haster (An) hallelujah; sacred cho.,
English text by Helen A. Dickinson,
music by Melchior Vulpius, arr. by
EH. Harold Geer; 2 choruses of wom-
en’s voices, a cappella. 4to. © Jan.
14, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 15; E pub. 2688;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 553
Easter helper no. 15; with songs, words
by Elsie Dunean Yale, Carolyn R.
Freeman and others, music by A. A.
Payn, Carolyn R. Freeman and Lida
Shivers Leach. 8vo. © Jan. 23,
1929 2 c. and aff. Feb. 7 AA
9294; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia.
554
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Easter joy; Easter pageant-service for
the Sunday school, pageant by M. A.
G. Edington, music by Thomas, Ne-
vin, Martin, Nolte and Rosche. Chi-
cago, Ill., Geo. F. Rosche & eo. 8vo.
© Jan. 2, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 25; D pub.
27436; Geo. F. Rosche, Chicago.
555
Hasy money; by Claude Austin; pf. ©
Jan. 11, 1929; 2 ec. Jan. 11; HB pmb.
2548; Lewis music pub. co., New
York. 556
Eau (L’) a la bouche; opérette en 3
actes, paroles de Serge Veber, mu-
sique de Philippe Parés et Georges
Van Parys, both of France; parti-
tion pf. et chant. © Nov. 15, 1928;
1 ce. Dee. 19; D pub. 27422; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 557
Eby’s complete scientific method; by
W. M. Eby; French horn. Buffalo,
N. Y., Virtuoso musie school. ©
Feb. 2, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 7, aff. Feb. 5;
AA 9187; W. M. Eby, Buffalo. 558
Echoes ; trio, words by Thomas Moore,
music by T. Frederick H. Candlyn,
of Great Britain; women’s voices.
4to. © Jan. 10, 1929; 2c. Jan. 15;
E pub. 2873; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 559
Hdelweiss of ivory; by Bainbridge
Crist; pf. © Dec. 22, 1928; 2 ¢ Jan.
10, 1929; E pub. 2525; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 560
He-by-gum; comedy fox-trot, written
and composed by Howard Flynn and
Ralph Butler, of Great Britain; pf.
and ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Nov. 23, 1928;
1c. Jan. 3, 1929; E for. 2045; Mont-
gomery & co., London. 561
Eglogue; par Henri Rabaud, op. 7,
pour petit orch. par Roger Branga,
of France; pts., with pf. conductor.
4to. © Nov. 20, 1928; 1 ec. Jan. 9,
1929; E for. 2169; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 562
EKhestand; lindler, von P. Miiller; ist
B flat clarinet. ©1c. Jan. 19, 1929;
E unp. 2934; Peter Miiller, Philadel-
phia. 563
Elégie 4 Clyméne qui est aux rives de
la Chine; poéme de Tristan Deréme,
mis en musique par Georges Migot,
of France. © Nov. 20, 1928; 7 «@
Jan. 9, 1929; E for. 2148; Henry
Lemoine et cie., Paris. 564
Eltérétt a hegedtim ; operett 3 felvonis-
ban, szovegét és verseit irta, Szilagyi
Laszlo, zenéjét szerzette Zerkovitz
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
Béla, of Hungary. Libretto and pf.
se. ©1e¢. Jan. 11, 1929; D unpub.
27433; Francis Révész, Budapest,
Hungary. 565
Emilio Portes Gil: marche militar, by
Cirilo Rodriguez, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Chicago; pf. [Photostat]
© 1c. Jan. 12, 1929; E unp. 2712;
Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago. 566
Emperor (The) and the nightingale; a
Chinese legend, cantata, words by B.
H. Fitzgerald, music by Franz C.
Bornuschein; sop. and alto. 4to. ©
Jam. t7, 1929; 2:e.Jan; 15; Hi pub.
2693; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
567
Empty house blues; words and music
by Andy Razaf. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Jan. 26, 1929; E unp.
3115: Georgia music co., New York.
568
En liten tos; text av Jean Ernst
[pseud. of Harry Holm], music by
Karl Wehle, of Sweden: pf. © Oct.
ples 4 ¢C.. Jan. .7,.;,1929;3 Hy for.
1874: A. b. Nordiska musikfo6rlaget,
Stockholm, Sweden. 569
En mi ausencia; waltz, por A. Domin-
cuez B., of Mexico, domiciled at Chi-
caso; pf. ‘© 1 ec. Jan. 2, 1929; BH
unp. 2462; Abel Dominguez B., Chi-
cago. 570
En mi loco desvario; cancién Mexi-
cana para canto y piano, arr. de Sil-
vyano R. Ramos, of Mexico, domiciled
at Chicago. [Photostat] ©1c. Jan.
10. 1929; E unp. 2668; Silvano R.
Ramos, Chicago. iy as
Enchanted (The) garden; words and
music by Agnes Jane Carlton. ©
i<_ jan. 21, 1929: Hh unp. 2973
Agnes Jane Herr Carlton, Ethan,
S. D. . 572
End (The) of the trail; a prayer,
words and music by H. H. Story. ©
oe, Jan. ig t929- BP nip... 2510;
Harry H. Story, Antioch, Calif. 573
English tune: lyric by Bertha Deegan,
music by T. J. Deegan, jr. ©1e.
Jan. 25, 1929; E unp. 3143; Thomas
J. Deegan, jr., Brooklyn. 574
Enraptured; words and music by D.
E. Clark. [Words and melody only]
©1e. Jan. 22, 1929; E unp. 3025;
Dorothy Ellen Clark, Davenport, Ia.
575
Entrée du cortége; by E. A. Barrell,
jr.; organ. © Dec. 14, 1928; 2 ¢.
Dee. 15; E pub. 2382; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 576
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585
Ere evening shadows round me close;
words from Formby’s school songs,
music by C. J. May, of Great Brit-
ain; with descant optional. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Jam, 25) 19290; I> c; Jan, 2° Ei for.
2329; Noveilo & co., ltd., London.
577
Erich, nur dir gehor’ ich; foxtrot, aus
Die ungektisste Eva, text von Fritz
Rotter u. Otto Stransky, musik von
Martin Knopf, of Germany, arr. von
Richard Etlinger, of Germany ; orch.,
with pf. direction. 4to. © Aug. 10,
1228 * Tt ¢. Jan. &, 1929° BW ior. 2039;
Oskar Seifert, Eppendorf, Germany.
578
Ernestine-Wegner-walzer; ach, ein
walzer ist mein leben, words and
music by Ludolf Waldmann, of Ger-
many, op. 61°; sal.-orch. pts. with
pf. direction, arr. by Bernhard Egg,
of Germany. 4to. © Oct. 15, 1928;
ie Jane’ 1990 -2 8 tor” 2269":" Lb.
Waldmann’s verlag, Erfurt, Ger-
many. 579
Ersten (Die) doppelgriffe des violini-
sten in allen dur-u. molltonarten;
von Ferdinand Kiichler, of Germany.
© Oct. 31, 1928: 1 ¢« Jan. 11, 1929;
E for. 2261; Riihle & Wendling, Leip-
zig. 580
Ersten (Die) veilchen; lied und blues
aus Grosse kleinigkeiten, text und
musik von Relf Réder, of Germany,
arr. von Felix Werner. © Aug. 30,
1927: 1c. Jan: 7, 1929; E for. 1920;
Rondo-yerlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
581
Erven (Gust. P.) Three jazz inspira-
tions; von Gust. P. Erven, of Ger-
many; pf. 1. Jazz-devil. [2 others]
©) Jime.16,..1928 ; tic, Jams 7,.1929):
E for. 1916; Rondo-verlag, G. m. Db.
H., Berlin. 582
Es griisst der Stephansturm die Bero-
lina: text von Hanns Dekner, musik
von Harry Waldau, of Germany. ©
Oct. 15, 1928: Me. dan. 7, 1929;
for. 1904; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 583
Es ist ein komisches ding um die liebe;
text u. musik von Willy Prager, of
Germany. © Oct. 1, 1927; 1 ce Jan.
7, 1929: E for. 1903; Rondo-verlag,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 584
Espanita; Spanish waltz, by George
tosey, arr. by M. J. Scheidlmeier,
ten. banjo solo, with pf. acc. arr. by
Otto Merz. © Jan. 30, 1929; 2 c.
Jan. 31; E pub. 3115; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. 585
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586
Estrella tropical; valse serenade, by
Herbert Ralph Ward; pf. © Jan. 2,
1929; 2 c. Jan. 3; E pub. 2394; Ed-
ward Schuberth & co., inc., New
York. 586
Eszedbe jutok-e néha [and] Bura sanyi
notaja; Nador Joska verse, Sandor
Jeno, of Hungary, zenéje. © Feb.
16, 1928; 1 ec. Dee. 4; E for. 1354;
Kalman Nador, Budapest, Hungary.
587
Eternal love; words and music by
Ballard Macdonald, Dave Dreyer
and Peter De Rose. [Words and
melody only] © 1.c¢. Jan. 12, 1929;
Be uip, 20s; Irving, Berlin, 7 1nc,
New York. 588
Evangeline; by Dorathy Knapp
Fowler; pf. [Photostat] © 1.
Jan. 16, 1929; E unp. 2844; Dora-
thy K. Fowler, Los Angeles . 589
Evangeline; song of Arcady, words”
and music by F. S. Jarrett. © 1.
Jan. 28, 1929; EH unp. 3172; Frank
S. Jarrett, Upper Darby, Pa. 590
Evangeline; words and music by M.
_Lasco. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Jan. 8, 1929; E unp. 2647;
Morris Lasco, Chicago. 591
Evangeline; words by Billy Rose, mu-
sic by Al Jolson. © Jan. 28, 1929;
2c Jan. 29; E pub. 3064; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 592
Evans (David) Concerto; for string
orch., arr. for pf. duet by the com-
poser, D. Evans, of Great Britain, op.
7. London, Stainer & Bell, ltd. ©
Dec. 21,,.1928; 1 cG, Dec. 31; HE for.
2080; David Evans, London. 593
Evening (The) mood; by Gordon Ja-
cob, of Great Britain; pf. © Jan.
S, 1929; 1 ¢..Jan. 22%. BY tor 2254.
Joseph Williams, ltd., London. 594
Evening prayer; quartette or cho.,
words by C. Winkworth, music by
K. Hall, arr. by F. S. Raymond ;
mixed voices, with organ or pf. acc.
4to. © Jan. 24, 1929; 2.c¢, Feb. 1;
E pub. 3126; Robin Pllis, Ridgefield
rarec nN’ Js 595
Evening (An) prayer; XV _ century
Moravian, ed. by Clarence Dickin-
son, English version by Helen A.
Dickinson, arr. by Lucy: Clark
Street; women’s voices, organ acc.
ato, . ©)ied any 2, 4929: 2 er) dame. :
E pub. 2207; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 596
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pt. 1, n. S., v. 24
Evening song; by William Balagno, of
Great Britain; violin and pf.
Dec. 29, 1928; 2 c.. Jan: 5, 19297 EB
pub. 2270; Boston music ¢co., Boston.
597
Evening’s calls; words and music by
O. E. Kruse. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Jan. 14, 1929; EH unp.
2761; Olive E. Kruse, New Har-
mony, Ind. 598
Every day’s a sunny day; words and
music by H. ©. Schachern. [Words
and melody only] © 1« Jan. 7,
1929; H unp. 2581; Helen C. Scha-
chern, New York. 599
Every once in a while; words and mu-
sic by K. Toronjo. New York,
Frank Harding. © Dec. 27, 1928;
2c. Jan. 2, 1929; E pub. 2149; Kath-
erine Toronjo, Saginaw, Mich. 600
Every one of them’s just like their
father; words and music by Bennie
McLaughlin [i. e. B. H. McLaugh-
lin] [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Jan. 3, 1929; E unp. 2498; Ber-
nard Howard McLaughlin, Cam-
bridge, Mass. 601
Everybody’s sorry but you; words and
music by Frank Parente. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Jan. 17,
1929; E unp. 2889; James Dante,
Madison, N. J. . 602
Everything I do—I do for you; words
and music by Al. Sherman, Abner
Silver and Al. Lewis; pf. ace. with
ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini:. *©
Jan. 25, 1929: 2 c. Jan. 26; © pub
2977; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York.
Ev’rywhere; words and music by H.
E. Crow. [Blue-print] ©1e. Jan.
7, 1929; E unp. 2590; Henry Ernest
Crow, Topeka, Kan. 604
Excursion (An) through all the keys;
by Julia A. O’Neill, of Great Brit- |
ain; pf. © Jan. 21, 1929; 2 ¢ Jan.
25; EB pub. 2962; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston. 605
Exeunt; by Clement Charlton Palmer,
of Great Britain; organ. © Dec. 19,
1928; 1c. Jan. 5, 1929; BH for. 1976;
Augener, ltd., London. 606
Hxtra gang; negro r. r. work song,
words and music by S. Haston; 1st
violin. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1928; E unp.
2623; Sidney Easton, New ue
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
629 .
Eyes: words and music by W. H. | Farmer Green and the north pole;
Burn. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Jan. 28, 1929; E unp. 3151; Wil-
liam Henry Burn, Ironwood, Mich.
608
Fairies: by Ella Ketterer; pf. © Dec.
14, 1928; 2 c. Dec. 15; E pub. 2358;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
609
Fairies play hide and seek; by Anita
Dexter, selected, ed., annotated and
fingered by John M. Williams; pf.,
with preparatory exercises. © Jan.
23, 1929; 2 ce. Jan. 25; E pub. 2922;
Boston music co., Boston. 610
Fairy dance: by Charles Kovacs, op.
86; violin and pf. © Nov. 20. 1928:
2 ¢. Jan. 10, 1929; E pub. 2506; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 611
Fairy tales: words and music by Ir-
ving Morris [i. e. I. M. Schlenoff]
{Words and melody only] ©1e.
Jan. 16, 1929; E unp. 2853; Irving
Morris Schlenoff, Baltimore. 612
Fairy (A) waltz; by Ella Ketterer; pf.
with words. © Dec. 14, 1928; 2 ¢.
Dec. 15; E pub. 2386; Theodore
Presser ¢o.. Philadelphia. 613
Fairy’s (The) dream; reverie, by
Frances McCollin, bowing by Lucius
Cole; violin and pf. © -Jan. 28,
i, 2G) Jan, 25; H.pub: 3017:
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
614
Fall (The) of waters; by K. L. Rich-
ards, op. 29, no. 4; pf. © 1c. Jan.
28, 1929: E unp. 3248;. Katherine
Louise Richards, New York. 615
Falla (Manuel de) Concerto; per
clavicembalo o pf., flauto, oboe, clari-
netto, violino e violoncello, por Man-
uel de Falla, of Spain. Partition.
© June 20, 1928; 1¢. July 12: E for.
1579; Max Eschig et cie., Paris. 616
Falsos pensamientos; danzon, words
and music by Vicente Sigler [i. e.
V. S. Lalondri] and Julio Cesar Ar-
jona, of Cuba; pf. © 1 ec. Oct. 30,
1928: E unp. 2443: Vicente Sigler
Lalondri, New York. 617
Fantasie tiber russische volksklinge;
fiir blasquintett, von Oskar Boéhme,
ef Germany, op. 45, no. 1. 4to. ©
July 31, 1928; 1 ¢. Jan. 8, 1929; BE
for. 2065; Riihle & Wendling, Leip-
zig. 618
Farewell my native Irish home; words
and music by M. J. Haskins. © 1c.
Jan. 7, 1929; E unp. 2588; Matthew
James Haskins, New York. 619
29
words by G. W. Pfiel, music by Paul-
ine Britting. New York, Frank
Harding. © Dec. 27, 1928; 2c. Jan.
2, 1929; E unp. 2148; George William
Pfiel, Barker, N. Y. 620
Farrar (Murgatroyd) Three bagpipe
echoes; by M. Farrar, of Great Brit-
ain; orch. pts., with pf. conductor.
4to. a. Marching.. [2 others] ©
Dee. 30, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 23, 1929; E
for. 2363; Meyer De Wolfe, London.
621
Fate man; words by T. Mundy and
George Wehner, music by Dawn
Allen. © 1c. Jan. 16, 1929; E unp.
2873 ; Talbot Mundy, New York. 622
Fate (The) of Lloyd Groves: words
by J. E. Duffy, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Jan. 28, 1929; E unp. 3205; Josie E.
Duffy, Hacker Valley, W. Va. 623
Father theme; plaintive-andante, by
Erno Rapee, orch. by Walter C.
Schad; orch. 4to. © Jan. 7, 1929;
2c. Jan. 9; E pub. 2452; Belwin,
ine., New York. 624
Fauré (Gabriel) Pastorale; tirée de
la suite d’orch., Masques et berga-
masques, de Gabriel Fauré, op. 112,
transcription pour violoncelle et pf.
par Louis Fournier, of France.
Nov. 20,,4925 > doc. Jan. <9,.1929.: 5
for. 2164; Durand et cie., Paris. 625
Feeling blue; words by Nat Furst [i. e.
Nathan Furst], music by Sam Ku-
blin. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Jan. 25, 1929; E unp. 3096; Sam-
uel Kublin and Nathan Furst, Dor-
chester, Mass. 626
Feierlicher aufzug; triumphmarsch,
von Otto Kockert, op. 84, instr. von
Henry Weber, of Germany; orch.,
with pf. direction and violin 1 direc-
tion. 4to. © Aug. 26, 1926; 1 «.
Apr. 23, 1928; E for. 1887; Richard
Birnbach, Berlin. 627
Fernandez (Oscar Lorenzo) Dois epi-
grammas (Deux épigrammes): pa-
lavras de Luiz de Andrade Filho,
musica de Oscar Lorenzo Fernandez,
of Brazil, op. 66. 1. A Vidas, Al
other] © Dec. 27, 1928; 1 e. Dec.
28; E for. 1792; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 628
Fest-polonaise; von César Cui, arr.
von Leo Artok, of Germany; salon-
orch., with pf. conductor. © Dec.
31, 1928<- f €o ee) 22°" i for. 1796:
B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
629
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630
pt. 1, DAS.) Wee
Festa campestre; di Silvio Travaglia,
of Italy; orch., with pf. conductor.
Ato. © Oct. 15, 1928; 1. ec. Oct. 29;
E for. 1956; Guglielmo Zanibon, Pa-
doyva, Italy. 630
Festival; ouverture in miniatura per
orch., trascrizione per pf., di Ezio
Camussi, of Italy. © Jan. 2, 1929;
1 e@ Jan..9; HE for. 18615) A.) & 1G.
Carisch & c., Milan. 631
Féte des roses; dance caprice, by Ar-
thur Wellesley, of Canada; pf. ©
Dec..29,, 19283 Le... Dec. (312 Ei stor
1963; W. R. Draper co., Toronto,
Canada. 632
Fiancée (La) vendue; opéra comique
en 3 actes, paroles de Ch. Sabina,
adaptation francaise de Daniel Mul-
ler, of France, musique de F. Sme-
tana. © June 20, 1928; 1 c. July
12; E for. 1564; Max Eschig et cie.,
Paris. 633
Fiddler Joe; words and musie by Wal-
ter Wallace Smith. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Jan. 15, 1929;
E unp. 28388; Vernon Dalhart, New
York. 634
Field-day; march, by G. E. Holmes;
band pts. 4to.'© Sept. 22,1928:
2 c. Dec. 26; E pubs. 2313; Charles
L. Barnhouse, Oskaloosa, Ia. 635
Fight (The); for fotoplay, by Hugo
Felix, ed. by D. Savino; pf. © Dee.
26, 192832 ¢., Dee... 27, B, pub. 12626:
Robbins music corp., New York. 636
Fight on; words by Glen Grant and
Milo Sweet, music by M. A. Sweet.
©.1 ¢..Jan. 8, 18295" huni) 2een
Milo A. Sweet, Los Angeles. 637
Figlia sventurata; words and music
by U. Orazio., © 1 e. Jan. 12, 1929;
Ki nnp. 3054; Umberto Orazio, Phil-
adelphia. 638
Fileuse; pour pf., d’ Henri Ketten,
transcription pour violon et ace. de
pf. par Raoul Barthalay, of France.
© Nov. 20, 1928; 1 ¢c. Jan. 9, 1929;
HE for. 2143; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris. 639
Fillmore (The) beginners’ band book;
systematic progressive elementary
method for individual and ensemble
instruction, by James M. Fulton;
Lessons , I-14... 4to, ©: .. Dees 12,
1928; 2 ec. each and aff. Dec. 22; A
2648: Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati.
640
Willmore’s Easter recitations and dia-
logues for children & young folks,
no. 25; with songs, words by Lizzie
De Armond and others, music by J.
H. Fillmore and J. H. Lockwood.
8vo. © Jan. 11, 1929; 2 ec. and aff.
Jan. 18; AA 7369; Fillmore bros. co.,
Cincinnati. 641
Fior d’arancio; by Ierotheo Schisa, of
Italy, domiciled at New York. [Mel-
ody only] © 1. Jan. 25, 1929; H
unp. 3108; Kimon Hadjoson, New
York. 642
Fireflies; birthday serenade, by Paul
Lincke, arr. by M. J. Scheidlmeier ;
ten. banjo solo, with pf. ace. arr. by
Otto Merz. © Jan. 30, 1929; 2 e.
Jan. 81; E pub. 3114; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. 643
Fishing (The) party; operetta in 2
acts, words by John Frederick Par-
sons, music by R. Farmer. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 11, 1929; D unpub. 27430; Ruth
Farmer, Washington. 644
Flag (The) in Birdland; operetta for
children, libretto by Catherine T.
Bryce, music arr. and adapted by
David Stevens; pf. and toy orch. ace.
4to. © Jan. 16, 1929; 2 e. Jan. 31;
EK pub. 3081; C. C. Birehard & Go.,
Boston. 645
Flapper (The); words and music by
T. B. Richardson. © Dec. 27, 1928;
2 ¢«. Jan. 4, 1929; EH :pabageeee
Thomas B. Richardson, Phoentx,
Ariz. 646
Flapper love; words and music by B.
L. M. Johns. © 1 ¢c. Jan. 28, 1929;
EK. unp... 3211; .Berta il. M. Joenns:
Orange Park, Fla. 647
Fleeting fancies; by W. A. Montgom-
ery, of Great Britain, op. 38, no. 3;
pf. ‘© Jan: 21, 1929; 2°e* Janie:
HE pub. 2954; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston. 648
Fleeting fancies; dance, by L. J. Ben-
nett; pf.. [Photostat] © 1d © Jan.
21, 1929; E unp. 2955; Louis J. Ben-
nett, Kansas City, Mo. 649
Flirt (The); intermezzo, by Jay
Speck; pf. ©. Jan. 23, 19295 3c.
Jan. 25; E pub. 3024; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 650
Flora; waltz, by S. F. Romano. [Mel-
ody..only]° @*<1 cc Jan. 5, lege;
EK ounp. 2528; Salvatore F. Romano,
Brooklyn. 651
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no. 1, 1929
673
Florida—land at the rainbow’s end;
waltz-ballad, words by T. Rossil,
music by H. A. Hanft. © 1c. Jan.
30, 1929; E unp. 3288; Harold A.
Hanft and Thos. Rossil, Jackson-
ville, Fla. 652
Flower ballet; intermezzo valsetta, by
mucy Nord: pt. © “Dee!"17, 1928;
mc. Dec 172) BE pub. 2681 ;. Louis
Retter music co., St. Louis. 653
Flowers (The) I brought you; words.
and music by J. Fowler. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Jan. 21,
1929; E unp. 2988; Julia Fowler,
San Francisco. 654
Flowers to the living; words and mu-
sic by A. Cobb. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Dec. 31, 1928; E unp.
2512; Alice Cobb, Hayward, ape
Flying ace; march foxtrot, by E. A.
Runde, arr. by Esther M. Telfer; pf.
© 1c. Jan. 16, 1929; E unp. 3103;
Edwin Albert Runde, N. Tona-
wanda, N. Y. 656
Flying along; words by Dougias O.
Tew, music by H. J. Jenkins; pf.
© 1c: jan. 14 1929. Hamp. 2798 ;
Harry James Jenkins, Hyde Park,
Mass. 657
Flying (The) Argonauts; march, by
G. E. Holmes; band pts. 4to. ©
Sept. 22, 1928; 2 c. Dec. 26; E pub.
2314; Charles L. Barnhouse, syr.,
Oskaloosa, Ia. 658
Flying colors; march, by Anne Keller,
orchestrated by Adolf Schmid; orch.,
with pf.-conductor. 4to. © Jan. 14,
1929; 2 e. Jan. 21; E pub. 2884;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 659
Flying the kite; by Carl Wilhelm
Mer. O51 1, NO. 33, pL. ~Ac) Jans 30:
eo. oer ewat. at. Ey DUD: oLOt S
Irving Berlin standard music corp.,
New York. 660
Fog (The) fleet; pt.-song, words by
Harold Willard Gleason, music by
Moshe Paranov; 1st and 2nd sop.,
and 1st and 2nd alto. 4to. © Jan.
oe, 49293 2 ¢. Jab. sts pub. 3119:
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 661
Foggy (The) dew; Irish melody, arr.
by W. H. Squire, of Great Britain;
violoncello with pf. acc. © Dec. 6,
1928 ; 1 ec. Jan. 16; 19293) for: ‘2189;
Boosey & co., Itd., London. 662
Folio of guitar solos and duets; by
J. Robt. Morris and others. © Jan.
ol
8, 1929: 2 c. and aff. Jan. 14; AA
7244; Chart music pub. house, inc.,
Chicago. 663.
Follow me; hymn, words by James
Rowe, music by Chas. W. Vaughan.
© Oct. 1, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 29; E pub.
2549; Chas. W. Vaughan, Lawrence-
burg, Tenn. 664
Follow the leader; by Helen Sears,
op: 5, 00.3 * pe ‘©: Jan,’ 25, 1929:
2 @. Jan. 285.42 pub. 3007;,, John
Church co., Cincinnati. 665
Follow the trail of the Gypsy; words
by Ballard Macdonald, music by
Peter De-Rose. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Jan. 31, 1929; E unp.
3324; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
666.
Follow thru; from the musical show,
words and music by B. G. De Sylva
[pseud. of George Gard De Sylva],
Lew Brown and Ray Henderson;
pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by Joseph
M. Weiss. © Dec. 28, 1928; 2 c. Dec.
31; E pub. 2064; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, ine., New York. 667
Fool ’em fingers; by O. C. Stemland ;
pf. © Jan. 16, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 19;
EK pub. 28384; Odgard C. Stemland,
Minneapolis. 668
For a bunch of lilac; deutscher text
von Kurt Schwabach u. Willy Rosen,
music by Will Meisel, arr. by Har-
twig v. Platen, both of Germany;
orel. pts.) 4to, © Oct: Barni1928 -
ft es Jan. 14.1929: BH for. 2234 -midi-
tion Meisel & co., G. m. b. H., Berlin.
669
For my love will follow you; waltz,
words and music by E. F. Reed. ©
Jan.) 23//1929 :'2.e., Jan. 26; EK) pub.
3028; Elmer Floyd Reed, Grand
Junction, Col. 670
For people like uS; words by Jack
Meskill and Irving Kahal, music by
Pete Wendling, arr. by W. C. Linde-
mann; pf. and ukulele ace. © Jan.
29, 1929.52 elvan. (303). pub 3077 ;
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. 671
For you and me sweetheart; theme
song, words by Roy Turk, music by
Abner Silver. © 1. Jan. 8, 1929;
E unp. 2597; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 672
Forever; lyric and music by J. D.
Marks. [Photostat] © 1 e¢. Jan.
26, 1929; E unp. 3129; John David
Marks, New York. 673
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674
Forget-me-not; by George Parker, of
Great Britain, op. 7, no. 5; pf. ©
Jan. 21,°1929;' 2 '‘e Jan. 253, Epub.
2947; B. F. Wood music co., Boston.
674
Forget the past; words and music by
Wm. J. Rietz; pf. aec. with ukulele
arr. by A. J. Franchini. © Dec. 21,
1928>""2 ¢ Dees 22) He pubs 2ie2-
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 675
Forward pass; march, by G. H.
Holmes; band pts. 4to. © Sept. 22,
1928; 2 ¢. Dec., 26; H pub. 2315;
Charles L. Barnhouse, sr., Oska-
loosa, Ia. 676
Forward! singing glory; anthem,
words by Louis F. Benson, music by
Paul Ambrose; mixed voices. 4to.
©, Jan, 10, 1929:5,:,.2)¢ Jani dasyh
. pub. 2871; Arthur. P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 677
Fourth air concertante; by Louis Ret-
ter; violin and pf. © Dec. 17, 1928;
2 c. Dee. 17; Epub. 2686; Louis
Retter music co., St. Louis. 678
Friulein Ping-Pong; Japanese slow-
fox, text und musik von Willy Rosen,
of Germany; pf. arr. by Otto Linde-
mann. © Aug.’24; 1928;°1.¢ Jan. 7,
1929; E for. 1918; Rondo-verlag, G.
m. b.. H., Berlin. 679
Franklin post; march, by Karl L.
King; band: 4to. ‘©vJan. 5, 1929;
2 e.: Jan} .53/\E) pub.) ;2296 5 Karly i.
King music house, Fort Dodge, Ia.
680
Frau (Hine) von Format; grosses pot-
pourri, aus der dreiaktigen operette,
von Rudolph Schanzer u. Hrnst We-
lisch, musik von Michael Krausz, of
Hungary, potpourri bearb. von Otto
Lindemann, of Germany; pf. with
words. © Oct. 18,'1927; 1 ¢. Jan.
10, 1929; HE for. 2007; Drei masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 681
Freakish light blues; by L. Russell and
Paul Barbarin. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1929;
E unp. 3293; Luis Russell, New
York. 682
French child’s song; dolly’s lullaby,
words by Fred Heltman, of U. S.,
music by Francois Behr, op. 575, no.
1; pf. .© Jan. 12, 1929: 2.e4san.
16; E pub. 2712; Fred Heltman co.,
Cleveland. 683
French (The) de Paris lassie; words
and music by F. C. Mendell. ©1e.
Jan. 18, 1929; E unp. 3175; Frances
Cleo Mendell, Hutchinson, Kan, 684
pt. 111, n.S., v. 24
French (The) de Paris mother; words
and music by F. C. Mendell. © 1.
Jan. 18, 1929; E unp. 3176; Frances
Cleo Mendell, Hutchinson, Kan. 685
French peasants’ dance; on an ancient
theme, by Lucy Nord; pf. © Dee. 17,
1928; 2 ce. Dec. 17.;. BE pa 2hee
Louis Retter music co., St. Louis.
Freuden egrtisse; walzer, von Josef
Strauss, op. 128, arr. von Leopold
Weninger, of Austria; orch. pts.,
with pf.-direction and violin 1 di-
rection. 4to. © Dec. 20, 1928; 1 ¢.
Jan. 15, 1929; EH for. 2181; Anton J.
Benjamin, Leipzig. 687
Freut euch des lebens; zehn schlager
aus der Randow-Weiniger revue, text
von Walter René, musik von Hmil
Palm, of Germany. © Feb. 7, 1928;
ric. Jan. 7, 1929; EH for. 1887; Rondo-
verlag, g. m. b. h., Berlin. 688
Friendly moon; waltz song, words and
music by K. H. Burnham. © 1 e«.
Jan. 5, 1929; H unp. 2531; Katherine
Hazel Burnham, Boonton, N. J.
689
Frisco; lyric and melody by P. L.
Geer, harmony and arrangement by
Arthur Lee Mancebo. [Mimeograph]
© 1c. Jan. 8, 1929; E unp. 2606;
Paul L. Geer, Berkeley, Calif. 690
Frithiof; opera in 2 acts and 3 scenes,
Norse legend from the Swedish of
Esaias Tegnér, English version by
Clement B. Shaw, adapted and set
to music by E. E. Freer, op. 40. ©
Jan. 9, 1929; 2. c. and aff. Jan; 12;
AA 6709; Hleanor Everest Freer, Chi-
cago. 691
Froken! tink om vi triffats i varas!
text av N. G. Granath, musik av
Granath-Wehle, of Sweden; pf. ©
Dec. 15, 1928; 1 ¢. Jan. 7d 5 2
for. 1872; A. b. Nordiska musik-
forlaget, Stockholm, Sweden. 692
From nature’s fields; by Montague
Hwing, of Great Britain; pf. 1. In
the orchard. [3 others] © Jan. 21,
1929: 1 ¢@. Jan. 23°? Hiigpeee
Beal, Stuttard & ¢co., Itd., London.
693
From the cross to the crown; spiritual
songs, ed. by Thomas S. Cobb and
others. no. 2. 12mo. © Nov. 10,
1928; 2 c. and aff. Dee. 26; aff. Jan.
12; AA 6510; Quartet music Co.,
Fort Worth, Tex. 694
Friihlingseinzug ; text von Wilh. Miil-
ler, musik von Hugo Kaun, of Ger-
many; minnerchor, a cappella. 4to.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
© Nov. 6, 1928; 1c. Jan. 11, 1929;
E for. 2225; Amsel-verlag, Berlin-
Sitidende, Germany. 695
Fullahel hop; words by Patricia
O’Hearn, music by Minzde and Vic-
tor Zentner. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Jan. 10, 1929; BH unp.
2660; Anne Nichols, New York. 696
Fume lo que su tierra produce ; danzon,
letra por Victorio Llanos, mtsica por
Hy Viecreaux. pi.” © Jan. 2, 1920:
2 c. Jan. 9; E pub. 2334; Ernesto
Vigoreaux, Santurce, Porto Rico.
697
Funny (The) guy; by M. L. Lake;
full orch., with pf.-organ, conductor.
Bia e) hice 22. IOS OC. al. 10,
1929 ; E. pub. 2510 ; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 698
Furniture man blues; words and music
by Spencer Williams and Victoria
Spivey. pt. 1 and 2. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Jan. 25, 1929;
E unp. 8086; Joseph M. Davis, New
York. 699
Futuristic blues; by I. L. Seidler; pf.
Gri ic. Jan, 12. 1999, Hunn, 2735;
Isadore L. Seidler, Dorchester, Mass.
700
Futuristic rhythm; from Hello daddy,
words by. Dorothy Fields, music by
Jimmy McHugh; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Dec. 27, 1928; 2 ec. Dec. 29; E
pub. 2174; Mills music, ine. and
Harms, ine., New York. 701
Ga-ga; from Lady fingers, words by
Hdward Eliscu, music by Joseph
Meyer; pf. and ukulele ace. © Jan.
19; 1929; 2’e. Jan. 22; E pub. 2909;
Harms, ine., New York. 702
Gaillard (Marius Francois) Etude;
par M. F. Gaillard, of France; pf.
1. Pour tierces.——2. Pour les cing
doigts. © Mar. 10, 1928; 1 c. each
Apr. 9; E 689535, 689536 ; Choudens,
Paris. 703, 704
Gallant soldiers; by Mathilde Bilbro;
pt ©. Jan. 2at929s 2 .e: (Jan. 25;
E pub. 3001; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 705
Game (A) of tag; perpetual motion,
by Frances McCollin, bowing by
Lucius Cole; violin and pf. © Jan.
ee, 1929; 2c. Jan. 255 8) pup. 3019;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
706
Garden (A) of the South; words by
L. Boyd, music by Robert Van
33
717
Sickle. [Words and melody only]
©). dot. Jan. 1449298 Bunpe.2777.;
Laura Boyd, Walla Walla, Wash.
707
Gavotte; by Marais, transcribed by
Arthur Hartmann; violin and pf;
in.G min., © Dec. 27, 1928; 2 ec.
Jan. 4, 1929; E pub. 2542; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 708
Gavotte, in D minor; by Jean Baptiste
de Lully, orchestrated by N. Clifford
Page; orch. Se. and pts. © Jan. 5,
1929312: eidaniins; (EH: pub. 23845;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 709
Gay (A) ecaballero; words and music
by Krank’ Crumit > pf. ace.‘ with
ukulele arr. by Louis Fleischer. ©
Dec. 10; 1928; 2’ ec. Dee. 22; Epub.
2634; F. B. Haviland pub. co.,. New
LOK, er 710
Gay (The) nineties; by K. L. Rich-
ards, op. 37; melody with pf. .acc.
© 1c. Jan. 28, 1929; E unp. 3245;
Katherine Louise Richards, New
ork. Feat
Geburtstagsreigen; salonsttick, von
Carl Ginschals, op. 384, bearb. von
Hermann Wenzel, both of Germany ;
Dlsn© aNOven lly 2025 sr 1G. alae LE
1929; E for. 2251; Fr. Portius, Leip-
Zig. 712
Gee but I’m blue; lyrics and music by
J. EH. Redrick. [Chords, single staff]
© 1c. Jan. 3, 1929; E unp. 2493;
James Edward Redrick, New York.
713
Gee I’m gettin’ lonesome waitin’ for
you; words by Orville Andrews,
music by Terry Shand [i. e. Terence
Alister Roddy Shand] [Photostat]
© 1c. Jan. 17, 1929; E unp. 2852;
Terence A. R. Shand, Louisville.
714
General electric; march, by J. L. Ver-
weire;: band. 4to. © Jan. 5, 1929;
aC. Lal wo ee. 220 (1 Rea ry La,
King music house, Fort Dodge, Ia.
715
General F. Angeles; marcha militar,
por Cirilo Rodriguez; pf. © 1 e.
Jan. 12, 1929; E unp. 2713; Ignacio
M. Valle, Chicago. 716
Gently love us; words by M. J. Brad-
ley, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Jan. 19,
1929; E unp. 2938; Mary J. Bradley,
Easton, Md. CLE
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718
Geraldine; words by Charles Tobias,
music by El Kay. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Jan. 9, 1929;
E unp. 2642; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 718
Gilbert (Gladys V.) Caprice; by
Gladys V. Gilbert, of Great Britain,
op. 21, no. 1; pf. © Dec. 24, 1928;
2 e. Jan. 2) 79293) EB pub: asbe >
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 719
Gina, I love you; waltz, by L. V.
Martin. [Melody only] ©1ce. Jan.
28, 1929; E unp. 38198; Louis V.
Martin, New York. 720
Girl of my dreams, I love you; words
and music by Harry B. Rowe. ©
1c. Jan. 8, 1929; E unp. 2601; Rowe,
Byxbe & Rowe, Los Angeles. (rAl
Girlie; words by M. Dvorshak, music
by William Van Beaver; pf. and
ukulele ace. © 1. Jan. 7, 1929; E
unp. 2571; Mike Dvorshak, Wagner,
Mont. 722
Git up, Suke; words by Paul Laurence
Dunbar, music by L. W. Beery. ©
1c. Jan. 28, 1929; E unp. 3216; Lois
Wyatt Beery, Valley Center, Calif.
723
Giuliano; 1. fantasia, di R. Zandonai,
riduzione per orchestrina con pf.
conduttore di Arturo De Cecco, of
Italy ;, pts:, 4to,.. ©: Jan. 7, A929;
1c. Jan. 14; BE for. 2213; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 724
Give me a smile; words and music by
Alice White; melody with pf. acc.,
and refrain for voice and pf. ©1e.
Jan. 28, 1929; E unp. 3181; Hughes,
Bailey & co., inc., New York. PPAR
Give us a hitch; words and music by
S. Coslow. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Jan. 2, 1929; E unp.
2464; Sam Coslow, New York. 726
Glad days are sad days when you're
away; lyrics by Lee Duskin, music
by N. Lee. [Chords, single staff]
© 1c. Jan. 9, 1929; E unp. 2644;
Norman Lee, Chicago. To
Glad rag doll; words by Jack Yellen,
music by Dan Dougherty and Milton
Ager; pf. and ukulele acc. © Jan.
2, 1920; 2 ec. Fan? 33° H pub. 2200;
Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc., New
York. 728
Go ’way sorrow, don’t come till to-
morrow, cause I’m busy being glad
today ; fox-trot, words and music by
J. H. Morrison. [Photostat] ©lce.
34
pt. III, n. 8., v. 24
Jan. 9, 1929; E unp, 2629. John H.
Morrison, Longview, Wash. 729
Goblins; by Ella Ketterer; pf. © Dee.
14, 1928; 2 c. Dee. 15; E pub. 2361;
Theodore Presser c¢o., Philadelphia.
- %30
God has blotted them out; hymn,
words and music by G. W. Cooke.
© Aug. 15, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 14, 1929;
E pub. 2715; Geo. W. Cooke, Wil-
mington, Del. 731
God is love; hymn, words and music
by E. F. Stanton. © Jan. 15, 1928;
2 c. Dec. 17; E pub. 2814; Robert
Emmet Winsett, Chattanooga. 732
Godard (Charles) Intermezzo; arr.
by Edwin Arthur Kraft; organ. ©
Jan: 2, 1929; 2 ¢_ Jan. o.2 aes
2222; H. W. Gray co., New York.
733
Gold fishes; by Eleanor Clark; pf.
Lawrence, Mass., Bay state music
co. obl. 8vo. © Dee. 29, 1928;
2c. Jan. 2, 1929; E pub. 2154; Regi-
nald K. Liversidge, Lawrence, Mass.
734A
Golden autumn; scenic reverie, by
Walter C. Schad; orch., with pf. or
organ conductor. © Jan. 2, 1929;
2c Jan. 4; E pub. 2258; Belwin,
inc., New York. 735
Golden curls; words and music by
H. E. Jordan. [Words and melody
only] ©1le. Jan. 28, 1929; E unp.
3168; Harriet E. Jordan, West Bend,
Wis. 736
Golden memories ; words and music by
A. A. McKenzie. © 1 e¢. Jan. 22,
1929; E unp. 3009; Archie Alexan-
der McKenzie, Albemarle, N. C. 737
Golden tear drops; words and music
by K. Jasper. [Words and melody
only] © 1°¢ec. Jan. 16, 1929: B
unp. 2849; Kasper Janner, West Ca-
tasauqua, Pa. 738
Golgotha; hymn, words by Jessie F.
Moser, music by Herbert G. Tovey;
solo and quartette. © Nov. 1, 1928;
2c. Jan. 14, 1929; E pub. 2648;
Herbert G. Tovey, Los Angeles. 739
Gondoliera; by E. Meyer Helmund,
new arr. by Giovanni EH. Conterno;
pf. © Jan. 2, 1929; 2.¢ PJani4;
E pub. 2261; Emil Ascher, inec., New
York. 740
Gone; by H. R. Cook. [Chords, single
staff} © 1c Jan. 7, 1929; E ump.
2575; Hardy Rhodes Cook, Houston.
741
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no 1, 1929
Good bye! Ich lass dich herzlich
griissen! lied und onestep nach mo-
tiven von C. M. Ziehrer, worte von
Peter Herz, music by Isy Geiger, of
Austria. © Nov. 20, 1928; 1 «@ Jan.
11, 1929; E for. 2276; Josef Wein-
berger, Leipzig. 742
Good-bye sweetheart good-bye; lyrics
and music by M. Rosumny. © 1.
Jan. 2, 1929; E unp. 2459; Max
Rosumny, Los Angeles. 743
Good-morning; by Marie D. La Cour,
Bp. 30, no. 1; pf. (Jn Three little
pieces for you) © Jan. 16, 1929;
2 ec. Jan. 18; E pub. 2748; Clayton
F. Summy co., Chicago. 744
Good morning—good night; words by
Loyal M. Thompson, music by Stan-
ley S. Effinger. © Jan. 11, 1929;
2c Jan. 14; E pub. 2829; John
Church co., Cincinnati. 745
Good morning professor; fox-trot,
words and music by S. Sario. ©
1c. Jan. 21, 1929; EH unp. 3039; Sam
Sario, Boston. 746
Good news; selection, music by B. G.
De Sylva [pseud. of George Gard
De Sylva], Lew Brown and Ray
Henderson, arr. for military band by
Dan Godfrey, of Great Britain. pts.
© Dec. 22, 1928; 1¢. Jan. 8, 1929; E
for. 2312; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, ine., New York. 747
Good night; by Peter Broom [pseud. of
Dora Gilner], of Great Britain; pf.
© Dee. 28, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1929;
E pub. 2414; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 748
Good or bad, you’re good enough for
me; words and music by Eddie
Leonard, Clarence J. Marks and
Jack Stern. [Words and melody
only] ©1ée. Jan. 11, 1929; E unp.
2693 ; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
749
Goodby old world goodby; words and
musie by A. D. B. Randol. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Dec. 81,
1928; E unp. 2516; A. D. Bedford
Randol, Los Angeles. 750
Gossamer dreams; waltz, by Charles
Ancliffe, of Great Britain; pf.
et O99: 1 Govan, oo BY ror,
2332; Banks & son, York, England.
751
Gosse d’ amour; paroles de Pierre
Bayle, musique de J. Bos, of France.
© Nov. 20, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 9, 1929;
E for. 2109; Editions musicales
Evette, Paris. 752
30
762
Gott sei dank, heut’ hab’ ich blau
gemacht; aus Gruss an Alle, text von
Richard Rillo, musik yon Leo Leux,
of Germany. © Oct. 10, 1927; 1 «¢.
Jan. 7, 1929; E for. 1917; Rondo-
verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 153
Gounod (Charles Francois) - O divine
Redeemer; sop. solo and quartet or
cho., adaptation and arr. by J. A.
Parks; male voices. 4to. © Jan.
de 192942 Goclan.vf3, Ey pub. 2446;
J. A. Parks co., York, Neb. 7154
Governer [!] (The) ; march, by A. van
Leeuwen, of Netherlands, domiciled
at ACImemnatt:. Nr. © fC. 7 Dec. 21a,
1928; E unp. 2628; Ary van Leeu-
wen, Cincinnati. 755
Graded studies for the violin; specially
arr. in order of progression, rev.,
fingered and bowed by Léon J. Fon-
taine, of Great Britain. bk. 9. ©
Dec. 28, 1928; 1 c. Dec. 26; E for.
1780; W. Paxton & co., ltd., London.
756
Grand-mére; poésie de Converset,
musique de M. Truillet-Soyer, of
France. © Nov. 20, 1928; 1 ¢. Jan.
9, 1929; E for. 2162; Durand et cie.,
Paris. (5T
Gray days bring May days; words and
music by F. G. Thompson. © 1 «.
Jan. 14, 1929; E unp. 3178; Fleet
Gillum Thompson, Hollywood, Calif.
758
Gray (The) hills taught me patience;
hymn, words by Allen Hastman
Cross, music by H. L. Harts. ©
Mey a, W928 2°'c.* Dec. a, ir pub:
2181; Earl Enyeart Harper, Evans-
ville, Ind. 759
Great camp meetin’ day; words and
music by Noble Sissle; pf. acc. with
banjulele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations.] © Dec. 20, 1928;
2 e. Dec. 21; E pub. 2584; B. Feld-
man & co., London. 760
Great masters; Tschaikowsky, Field,
Gade, Rubinstein, ed. and arr. by
Cuthbert Harris, of Great Britain;
pf. bk. 38. 1. Reverie. [5 others]
© Dec. 6, 1928; 1 ec. Dec. 22; E for.
2032; Warren & Phillips, London. .
761 .
Grenadier (Der) ; ein lustiges marsch-
lied nach dem text von Hermann
Lons, musik von Otto Spreckelsen,
of Germany; midnnerchor. 4to.
Oct. 3, 1928; 1 e@ Jan:’8, 1929; E
for. 2048; Schweers & Haake,
Bremen, Germany. 762
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763
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) I love thee;
solo or duet, arr. by Calvin Grooms;
pts. for E flat alto, B flat ten. and
C melody saxophones, with pf. acc.
© Jan. 2, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 4; E pub.
2570; Century music pub. co., New
York. 763
Triumphal march; from Sigurd
Jorsalfar, arr. by Edwin Arthur
Kraft; organ. © Jan. 2, 1929; 2 ¢.
Jan. 3; E pub. 2223; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 764
Grosse (Das) heimweh; text von Karl
Pusch, musik von Max Kaever, of
Germany, op. 4; m&nnerchor, a cap-
pella. 4to. © Nov. 15, 1928; 1 «.
dan. j11, 19292. Ki for.: 2239) aan
Engels, Milheim-Rhur, Germany.
765
Grosse kleinigkeiten; fiinf schlager
aus Rolf Rdéder’s revue, words by
Rolf Réder, music by Rolf Réder
and Felix Werner, both of Germany.
1. Schwingt das bein. [4 others] ©
Jan:)5;) 19285. Liesdans 64902927
for. 1886; Rondo-verlag, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin. 766
Gruss Gott, Charlott, es wir’ so schén
gewesen! foxtrot, worte von Hans
Pflanzer, musik von Paul A. Hensel,
of Germany, spezial arr. von Fred
Ralph [pseud. of Hermann Krome]
of Germany; orch. pts., with pf. or
organ ‘direction. 4to. © Dee. 20,
1928; 1 ¢. Jan. 15, 1929; EB for. 2183;
Musikverlag city, Leipzig. 167
Guess who; fox-trot, by Morey David-
son and Sammy Watkins, arr. by
Eddie Bard; orch. pts. with words.
4t0.' ‘© Jan; 21, 1929: 2 ¢. Jan, Ose
E pub. 2980; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 768
Guess who; fox-trot song, words and
music by Morey Davidson and
Sammy Watkins; pf. acc., with uku-
lele arr. by May Singhi Breen.
© Dee. 28, 1928; 2 c. Dec. 31; E pub.
2588; Leo Feist, New York. 769
Gullup, gullup, gullup, knok, knok,
knok; or, Paul Revere, words and
music by F. L. Johnson. [Words
and melody only.] © 1. Jan. 22,
1929; E unp. 3022; Fred L. Johnson,
Clarksburg, W. Va. 770
Gunman’s (A) farewell; ballad, lyric
by X [pseud. of Sidney Clare], music
by Phil Boutelje; in B flat. © Jan.
25, 1929; 2 c, Jan. 26; E pub. 2978;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc. T71
36
pt. 11 Nsw
Gypsy rose; words by H. Reinschrei-
ber, muSic by H. Reinschreiber and
Johnny Thompson. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Jan. 25, 1929;
EK unp. 3312; Henry Reinschreiber,
Philadelphia. T72
Gypsy (The) song; where sunset
meets the sea, from Whoopee, lyrics
by Gus Kahn, music by Walter Don-
aldson. © Nov. 9, 1928; 2 @ Jan.
26, 1929; E pub. 2994; Donaldson,
Douglas & Gumble, inc., New York.
1S
Habanera; by Fuentes, transcribed by
Arthur Hartmann; violin and pf. ©
Dec. 27, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1929; HE
pub. 2540; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 174
Haec dies; liturgical text, music by
Ignatius WilkenS; mixed voices,
organ ace. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1928;
2 e. Jan. 3, 19295 Hi. pubs 2189cna
Fischer & bro., New York. ri 43)
Hiindel (Georg Friedrich) Handel;
‘Six selected pieces from The water
music, arr. from the figured bass by
C. S. Lang, of Great Britain ; pf. bk.
2. © Jan. 10, 1929- 1 © Jan? 24;
HE for. 2327; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London. 776
Suite; pour deux violons et pf.,
arr. par William Murdoch, of Great
Britain. © Dee. 11, 1928; 1 c. Jan.
5, 1929; E for. 1970; Schott & ¢o.,
ltd., London. re i
—fTwo choruses from L’ allegro;
words by John Milton, music by G.
F. Handel, arr. by George Wallace
Woodworth; women’s voices. 4to.
1. Or let the merry bells ring round.
[1 other] © Nov. 23, 1928; 2 ¢c. Jan.
19, 1929; E pub. 2756; EH. C. Schirmer
musie ¢o., Boston. 778
Hitt’ ich nicht so angst vor meiner
frau; slow-fox, worte von Fritz Rot-
ter, musik von Ralph Erwin, of Aus-
tria. © Dee. 4, 1928; 1 c. Dec. 29;
E for. 1866; Musikverlag city, a
77
zig.
Hitt’ ich nicht so angst vor meiner
frau... ; Slow-fox, worte von Fritz
Rotter, musik von Ralph Erwin, of
Austria, spezial-arr. von Fred Ralph
[pseud. of Hermann Krome], of Ger-
many; orch. pts., with pf. or organ
direction and words. 4to. © Dee.
20, 1928; 1 ec. Jan. 15, 1929; H for.
2182; Musikverlag city, Leipzig. 780
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
Hallo, hallo! hier Wien! by Carl
Zellers and others, potpourri by C.
Morena, of Germany, op. 169; pf. ©
Nov. 20, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 11, 1929; E
for. 2275; Josef Weinberger, Leipzig.
781
Hallo Helen! fox-trot, by F. Markush,
of Hungary; orch. pts. © 1 ¢. Dee.
28, 1928; E unp. 3141; Fred Mar-
kush, Budapest, Hungary. 782
Halloh, Margot! du lieber Herrgott ;
lied u. slow-fox, text von Richard
Rillo, musik von Fred David, arr.
von Franz Stelzenwald, both of Ger-
many; orch. pts. 4to. © May 19,
19238 ; te. Jan. 11,:1929; Ei for. 2235;
Edition Meisel & co., G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 783
Handelsjud (Der) im Dorf; von P.
Miiller; ist B flat cornet.. © 1.
Jan. 19, 1929; E unp. 2982; Peter
Miiller, Philadelphia. 784
Happy (The) darkie; by Robert Nolan
Kerr; pf. © Dec. 14. 1928; 2 ¢. Dee.
15; E pub. 2369; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 785
Happy holidays; by T. Robin Mac-
Lachlan; pf. © Dec. 31, 1928; 2 ¢.
Dec. 31; E pub. 2148; Harold Flam-
mer, inc., New York. 786
Happy humming bird; lyric by Mort
Dixon, music by Harry Woods. ©
Jan. 9, 1929;"2 ¢ Jan. 11; BH pub.
2559; Remick music corp., New
York. ; 787
Happy rhythm; fox-trot, by Spencer
Williams, arr. by Ken Macomber ;
orch. pts. 4to. © Jan. 28, 1929;
2 ¢. Jan. 28; E pub. 3044; Triangle
music pub. co., inc., New York. 788
Harbor (The) of home sweet home;
by Benj. H. Burt and Alfred Solman,
arr. by Theo. Westman; male quar-
tette. 4to. © Jan. 22, 1929; 2c.
Jan. 23; E pub. 2898; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. 789
Hardeen methed for Jews harp; com-
piled by M. K. [i. e. M. T. Kendrick]
and J. H. [i. e. Jack Harden] ©
Hep, &).1929,;,2 ¢. and. aff. Keb. 11;
AA 8733; Marjorie Harden, Spring-
field, Mass. 790
Harder studies; by E. E. Harder; pf.
bk. 1. © Dec. 22, 1928; 2 c. Dec.
26; E pub. 2305; Erwin E. Harder,
Chicago. 791
Harebell; by George Parker, of Great
Britain, op. 7, no. 2; pf. © Jan. 21,
1929; 2 c. Jan. 25; E pub. 2944; B.
F. Wood music co., Boston. 792
ot
803
Hark, the glad sound; Christmas an-
them, words by Philip Doddridge,
music by H. G. Tovey. © Nov. 1,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 14, 1929; E pub. 2649;
Herbert G. Tovey, Los Angeles. 793
Harlem twist; by Fud Livingston and
Chauncey Morehouse; FE flat alto
saxophone, with pf. acc. © Jan. 10,
TODS 2 VeloTam tit! Rh pube 2Taiv :
Rebbins music corp., New York. 794
Harlequin; by John Thompson, op. 42,
no. 1: pf. © Dee. 29, 1928; 2c. Jan.
7, 1929; E pub. 2286; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 795
Harmonium-album ; ausgewihlte
stticke, von A. Guilmant, E. Elgar,
ete., bearb. und hrsg. band 3 von 8S.
Karg-Elert, of Germany. © Dee. 31,
1928 "1 e: Deel22: HB for. 17985 B.
Schott’s sGhne, Mainz, Germany.
796
Harold Teen; words and music by Joe
Sanders. © Jan. 23, 1929; 2 c. Jan.
24; E pub. 2932; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 797
Harp of the North; words by Walter
Seott, music by Royal Andrews
Merwin; male voices. 4to. © Jan.
22, 1929; 2c. Jan. 23; H pub. 2985;
G. Ricordi & co., inc., New York. Me
798
Harp of the North, farewell; part
song, words by Walter Scott, music
by Dudley Peele; men’s voices. 4to.
©)" Jan: 2, 1920" 2c. Jan: 8; er pub:
2342; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
799 -
Harris (Dorothy) Ballade; by D.
Harris, of Great Britain, op. 11; pf.
© Jan, 2171929; 1 ec. Janes 5" H for,
2348; Beal, Stuttard & co., ltd., Lon-
don. . 800
Haste, ye soft gales; glee for quartet
or choir, music by G. W. Martin, arr.
by Hugh S. Roberton, of Great
Britain; men’s voices. 4to. © Jan.
2 1929% bey Jameetys HY Lor. 2186;
Joseph Williams, ltd., London. 801 -
Haunting memories; theme song for
Should a girl marry, words and mu-
sic by Irving Bibo; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by Anthony J. Fran-
chini. © Jan. 18, 1929; 2c Jan. 18;
E pub. 2746; Synchro pub. co., New
York. 802
Have to change keys to play the blues;
by E. Lang. [Melody only] ©1le.
Jan. 17, 1929; E unp. 2902; Ed Lang,
New York. 803
CATALUGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
804
Have you forgotten; waltz ballad,
words and music by B. H. Carlson.
© Jan. 9, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 12; E pub.
2826; Bert H. Carlson, Kahului,
Maui, T. H. 804
Haven't I; fox-trot, words and music
by Harry Tilsley and Sherman My-
ers, of Great Britain; pf. and uku-
lele acc. [Staff and tonic sSol-fa no-
tations] © Jan. 18, 1929; 1 ¢. Jan.
26; E for. 2372; Cecil Lennox, Itd.,
London. 805
Hawa:i; words by M. F. Johnston,
music by George P. Hulten. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ce. Jan. 26,
1929; E unp. 3193; Mary Fairchild
Johnston, Burlingame, Calif. 806
Hawaiian-ukulele method; for self in-
struction, by G. Domingo. obl. 12mo.
© July 15, 1928; 2 ce. Dec. 4; E pub.
2194; Gregorio Domingo, Berlin. 807
Hawkes (The) photo-play series; pf.
album no. 19, by Edouard Patou, of
Great Britain. 1. At bay. [5 oth-
ers] © Dee. 7, 1928; 2c. Dee. 21;
E for. 1777; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) ltd., London. 808
Haydn (Franz Josef) Rondo; finale
of the G major symphony, no. 13,
tuanscr.bed by Louis Persinger; vio-
lin and. pf. © Deceril, 1928; Ze
Jan. 10, 1929; E pub. 2499; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 809
Haymakers’ dance; by W. A. Mont-
gomery, of Great Britain, op. 38,
nO. 18) pt? “© Taned, OFS ae
senan.. 20; Epub 2oaece bee ho LOO
music co., Boston. 810
He careth for me; hymn, words by
Vida Munden Nixon, music by R. E.
Winsett. .© ‘Jian: hd) (1928.30 2 «ce.
Dec. 17; E pub. 2809; Robert Hm-
met Winsett, Chattanooga. 811
He is risen! Easter service for Sun-
day schools and week day church
schools, arr. by Emma Hoppe Hun-
ton, 8y0.- ©. Jan. \29,, too 22. Gs
EBeD:, 24) att. Lal, alee ean:
Board of publication of the United
Lutheran church in America, Phila-
delphia. 812
He’s my daddy pop now, I’m her daddy
pop now; romantic fox-trot-ballad,
words by R. C. Dillmore, music by
Edward J. Paynter. © Dee. 21,
1928; 2. ¢c. Jan...17, 1929: eb:
2780; Richard C. Dillmore, Phila-
delphia. 813
He’s so unusual; words and music by
Al Sherman, Al Lewis and Abner
38
pt. III, n. S., Vv. 24
Silver; pf. aec. with ukulele arr. by
A. J. Franchini. © Jan. 9, 1929;
2¢. Jan. 10; E pub. 2479; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
814
He said it with flowers; lyric by F.
Downey, music by M. Hamilton.
-[_—Words and melody only] © 1.
Jan. 26, 1929; E unp. 3131; Morris
Hamilton and Fairfax Downey, New
York. 815
He, she, and me; words by Charles
Newman, music by Carmen Lom-
bardo, arr. by Rube Bennett; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Jan. 9, 1929;
2°e. Jan. 125° KE pub. 2825: Milton
Weil music co., Chicago. 816
He was born in a manger; words and
music by J. M. Gates. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Jan. 11, 1929;
E unp. 2677; P. C. Brockman, At-
lanta. 817
Heart and soul; old-fashioned love
song, words and music by G. V.
Wright. Los Angeles, Calif., Arroyo
press. ©! Jan. 2, 1929:. 2c) deems
E pub. 2327; George Veach Wright,
Los Angeles. 818
Heart (The) of a boy; fox-trot, lyric
and. music: by .M. -H... BR Cseeke
[Words and melody only] ©1.
Dec. 11, 1928; E unp. 2440; Mary
Hungerford Robinson Cook, Watson-
ville, .Calif. 819
Heaven sent my heart a song; words
by T. Mundy and George Wehner,
music by Dawn Allen. © 1 ¢. Jan.
16, 1929; EK unp. 2874;° Talbot
Mundy, New York. 820
Heil, deutsches lied; worte von Kurt
Reiche, musik von Otto Spreckelsen,
of Germany; mannerchor. 4to. ©
Oct. 3, 1928; 1c. Jan. 8, 1929; B for.
2049; Schweers & Haake, Bremen,
Germany. 821
Heilman (William’ Clifford) Suite of
dances; violin and pf. © Dec. 24,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1929; BH pub. 2848 ;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 822
Hello sunshine hello; words by Charles
Tobias and Jack Murray, music by
Henry H. Tobias. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Jan. 24, 1929; EH
unp. 3065; De Sylva, Brown and
Henderson, ine., New York. 823
Hemp (A) spinner of Cartago; by
Marie Louise Evans; pf. © Jan. 16,
1929 ;°2 ¢.' Jan. 18; Ei’ pubs;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago. 824
MUSICAL ‘COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
Here comes my ball and chain; words
by Lou Davis, music by J. Fred
Coots, pf. arr. by Charles Maxwell
Smith; ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © Jan. 28, 1929; 1c. Jan.
30; E pub. 3070; Spier & Coslow,
825
Here is my heart; lyrics by Patricia
O’Hearn, music by Minzde and
Victor Zentner. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Jan. 10, 1929; E unp.
2662; Anne Nichols, New York. 826
Hesitatin’ Jim; words and music by
H. G. Dazey. © 1c. Jan. 10, 1929;
E unp. 3034; H. Gladys Dazey, Ham-
ilton, O. 827
Hesse (Adolph Friedrich) Fantasie;
arr. by Clarence Dickinson and Char-
lotte Mathewson Lockwood; organ
Bact. © Jan: 2, 1929: 2c. Jan. 3;
E pub. 2218; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 828
Heureux (L’) retour a la vie; par
Maurice Pesse, of France; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Nov. 20,
1928; 1 c. Jan. 9, 1929; E for. 2154;
Choudens, Paris. 829
Heut’ spielt mein Sebastian; slow-fox,
sehr frei nach Liszt, text u. musik
von Charles Amberg u. Hugo Wiener,
of Germany; pf. arr. by Otto Linde-
mann. © Aug. 22, 1928: 1 ¢. Jan. 7,
inc., New York.
1929; E for. 1908; Rondo-verlag,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 830
Hey! Hey! Did you ever meet Mae?
words and music by B. Sawyer. ©
1c. Jan. 25, 1929; E unp. 3112; Billy
Sawyer, Ft. Leavenworth, Kan. 831
Hiaba hazudja azt...; tango, Ilniczky
Laszlo verse, Nador Jozsef, of Hun-
gary, zenéje. © Jan. 20, 1928; 1 «¢.
Dec. 7; E for. 1865; Kalman Nador,
Budapest, Hungary. 832
High up on a hill-top; fox-trot, words
and music by Abel Baer, Ian Camp-
bell and George Whiting, arr. by Tom
Satterfield: orch. © Jan. 5, 1929;
2c. Jan. 7; E pub. 2347; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 833
Him and her; an argument, by M. L.
Lake; full orch. with duet for clari-
net and trombone and pf. or organ
conductor. 4to. © Dec. 26, 1928;
2 ce. Jan. 10, 1929; E pub. 2514;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 834
Himmelszecher (Der) ich bild mir ein,
im himmel miisste sein ein blondes
Migdelein; foxtrot, text von Armin
Jongg [pseud. of Armin Schulen-
39
846
burg] und Hermann Krome, musik
von H. Krome, of Germany. © Jan.
2, 1929;.1 ‘ce. Jan. '25-; {HY for. 2340;
Drei masken verlag, a. g., Berlin.
835
Hiram Hawkins, neow I don’t come to
teown very often but when I do la-
de-da; words and music by F. W.
Petrie. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Jan. 28, 1929; E unp. 3174;
Fred Wallace Petrie, Kalamazoo,
Mich. 836
His glory is shining for me; hymn,
words by James Rowe, music by C.
W. Vaughan. © Oct. 1, 1928; 2 e.
Dec. 29; E pub. 2550; Chas. W.
Vaughan, Lawrenceberg, Tenn. 837
His haven; sacred song, words and
music by Bernard Hamblen; med.,
in F. New York, Chappell-Harms,
meni Fane, 1929°)2 extany83 EB
pub. 2533; Harms, inc., New York.
838
His love is over me; words by W. C.
Poole, music by D. M. Shanks. ©
gan. 15, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 80, 1929; B
pub. 3087; Robert Emmet Winsett,
Chattanooga. 839
Hohe (Das) lied der treue; text von
EK. Krenge, musik von Hugo Kaun, of
Germany; minnerchor, a cappella.
4to. © Nov. 6, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 11,
1929; E for. 2224; Amsel-verlag, Ber-
lin-Stidende, Germany. 840
Hohe schule der doppelgriff-technik
virtuosen-studien fiir violine (High
school of double stop technique vir-
tuoso studies for violin) ; von Fer-
dinand Carri, op. 22. 3 hefte. ©
Sept. 18, 1928; 1 ce. each Sept. 29;
1c. each Nov. 27; E pub. 2576-2578 ;
Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leipzig.
841-843
Hold everything; selection, by Ray
Henderson, arr. by Oscar Radin; pf.
© Dec. 5, 1928; 2 ce. Dec. 6; E pub.
1252; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 844
Hold me fast; hymn, words by Mrs.
Hester W. Templin, music by F. L.
Templin. © Jan. 8, 1929; 2 ¢c. Jan.
11; E pub. 2965; Frank L. Templin,
Nardin, Okl. 845,
Hollaender (Friedrich) Die 5 revue
schlager aus Es kommt jeder dran;
text und musik von F. Hollaender,
of Germany. Es kommt jeder dran.
[4 others] © July 11, 1928; 1 «
Jan. 7, 1929; E for. 1894; Rondo-
verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 846
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847
Hollaender (Victor) Canzonetta; arr.
by Albert Harvey; 1st and 2nd vio-
lins with pf..acc. © Jan. 12, 1929;
2c. Jan. 16; E pub. 2708; Fred Helt-
man co., Cleveland. 847
Holler whoopee; words and music by
Tom Donahue. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Jan. 4, 1929; H unp.
2505; Thomas A. Donahue, Cleve-
land. 848
Holy (The) Child; cantata on the
nativity of cur Lord, words compiled
by A. Garfield Howe, music by Hric
Gritton, of Great Britain. 4to. ©
Dee: 10, 1928751 c. Jani 21929;
for. 2081; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don. 849
Home (The) at the end of my dreams;
lyric by Joseph McCarthy, music by
James V. Monaco. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. Jan. 17, 1929; H
unp. 2884; Remick music corp., New
York. 850
Home frem school; march, by Walter
Rolfe; pf. Lawrence, Mass., Bay
state music co. Obl. Svo. © Dee.
29 ADZ8 3 2 Ce! gam, 2. 1929) eo:
2155; Reginaid K. Liversidge, Law-
reiice, Mass. 851
(The) of the home-sick soul;
hymn, words by Johnson Oatman,
jr., music by J. D. ' Vaughan. “©
Sept. 15, 1928; 2 c. Dec. 20; E pub.
2606; James D. Vaughan, Lawrence-
burg, Tenn. 852
Homeward to you; words by Royden
Barrie, music by Hrie Coates, of
Great Britain. © Dec. 10, 1928; 1c.
Jan. 10, 1929; E for. 2306; Chappell
& co., 1td., London. 853
Honest I’m in love with you; words
and music by Johnny Tucker, Joe
schuster and Rudy Vallée; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Dee. 31, 1928; 2 ¢.
Dec. 31; E pub. 2429; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 854
Honey; words and music by A. A.
Braynard; pf. ©l1c. Jan. 24, 1929;
E unp. 3066; Alice A. Braynard, Mt.
Vernon, N. Y. 855
Honolulu nights; words by Margaret
and Erol Van Orden, music by F. L.
Altizer; pf. and ukulele acc. [Pho-
tostat] ©1ce. Jan. 5, 1929; E unp.
2544; Frank L. Altizer, Los Angeles.
856
Hoover; marcha, por F. A. Torres, of
Mexico, domiciled at Los Angeles;
pL. (© 1. C, San. 25, 1020s ens
Home
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
Los
857
Hop (The) off; galop, by Hugo Frey;
orch. 4to. Jan, 4, 1929; Jae
Jan. 5; E pub. 2281; Robbins music
corp., New York. 858
Hopak; par M. Moussorgsky, arr. par
Samuel Dushkin; violon et pf. ©
Dec. 31, 1928; 2 c. Dec. 22; EH pub.
2184; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz,
Germany. 859
Horatious; words and music by F. H.
Behr, arr. by Frank C. Murphy. ©
Jan. 19, 1929; 2. c..Jan.22 > hapa
2862; Frederic H. Behr, New York.
860
Hot and bothered; by Duke Ellington;
pt.. © Dec. 31, 19285 Angee dames
1929; E pub. 2896; Gotham music
service, inc., New York. 861
Hot and bothered; words by Benee
Russell, music by Abner Silver; pf.
ace. with ukulele arr. by A. J.
Franchini. © Jan. 9, 1929; 2 e.
Jan. 10; E pub. 2480; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., ine., New York. 862
Hot dogs; words by Sam Robinson and
Pearl Taylor, music by R. Sauer.
© Jan. 12, 1929; 2c. Jan. 18; H pub.
2755; Robert Sauer, Provo, Utah.
3028; Francisco A. Torres,
Angeles.
863
Hot time in Caroline; words and music
by A. A. McKenzie. © 1 ©. Jan. 22,
1929; E unp. 3010; Archie Alexander
McKenzie, Albemarle, N. C. 864
Hotsy totsy baby; words and musie by
Daca.. © 1c. Jan. 12, 1929; E unp.
2724; Harry Payne Reeves, New
York. 865
Hour (The) you gave your heart to
me; words and music by L. Herscher
and L. Parris. © 1c. Jan. 17, 1929;
E unp. 2878; Louis Herscher and
Lewis Parris, Philadelphia. 866
House (The) boat on the Styx; from
the musical play, lyrics by Monte
Carlo, music by Alma Sanders; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Dec. 19, 1928;
2c. Dec. 21; E ‘pub. Zits, iar,
inc., New York. 867
How can I be good, when there’s so
many bad girls around? words and
music by Bennie McLaughlin [i. e.
B. H. McLaughlin] [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Jan, 3, 1929;
EK unp. 2499; Bernard Howard
McLaughlin, Cambridge, Mass. 868
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
891.
How can they look so hot, be so cold;
words and music by J. Vollmer.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
.- Jan. 29, 1929; E unp. 3269; James
Vollmer, Philadelphia. 869
How’d ja do; words and music by
F. J. Lyneh. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Jan. 238, 1929; E unp.
3047; Frank Joseph Lynch, New
York. S70
How long wilt Thou forget me?
anthem, words from Psaim 13,
music by Charles V. Stanford, of
Great Britain; mixed voices; organ
wee, . 410, (©), Dec.,.21,. L928: 1 \c.
Dee. 31; E for. 2077; Stainer &
Bell, ltd., London. (as
How lovely are Thy dwellings; an-
them, words from Psalm 84, music
by F. J. Horwood; mixed voices,
with pf. or organ ace. 4to. ©
Dee. 27, 1928;\2 ce. Jan. 17, 1929;
E pub. 2769; Dean-Phillips, Chi-
cago. 872
How sweet the name of Jesus sounds;
hymn-anthem, words by John New-
ton, music by Charles Huerter;
mixed voices. 4to. © Jan. 23,
997) 42 ex; Jan. 25; WH pub. ):2918;
Boston music co., Boston. 873
Hula moon; words by Mabelle Fran-
cis, music by J. Weddell. [Words
and melody only] ©1e Jan. 12,
1929; H unp. 2731; Johnny Weddell,
Oakland, Calif. 874
Humoreske; by G. Karganoff, arr. by
Giovanni EH. Conterno; pf. © Jan.
2) 19293 2 ej Jan. ‘45° pub: '2262;
Emil Ascher, inc., New York. 875
Humoresque; by Francis William
Massi-Hardman, of Great Britain;
pf.; in C min. © Nov. 24, 1928;
1 e. Jan: 5; 1929 ; Ey for. 1973; Au-
gener, Itd., London. 876
Hungarian rhapsody, no. 1; by Charles
Kovaes, op. 84. 1. Violin and pf.—
2. 2 violins and pf. © Nov. 20,
1928 ; 2 c. each Jan. 10, 1929; E pub.
2486, 2488; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 877, 878
Hungarian rhapsody, no. 2; by Charles
Kovaes, op. 85; violin and pf.
Nov. 20, 1928; 2 e:. Jan. 10, 1929;
E pub. 2487; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 879
Hurdy-gurdy, sounds of spring; by K.
L. Richards op. 36; melody with pf.
ace. © 1c. Jan. 28, 1929; E ump.
3246; Katherine Louise Richards,
New York. 880
Hutchinson’s rag; by F. Hutchison
[Melody only] ©1e. Jan. 17, 1929;
E unp. 2895; Frank Hutchison, Big
Creek, W. Va. 881
Hymn of gladness; Easter anthem,
words by C. Wordsworth, music by
R. M. Stults; mixed voices. © Jan.
28; 1929; 2°c. Jan. 30; E pub. 3096 ; -
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
882
I adore you; lyric by Merle Van Zandt,
music by M. Stein; pf. and ukulele
Ser AC Le dal, La. 1920. HE tne
2923: M.ldred Stein, Denver. 883
I always think of you; lyrics and mu-
sic by Eva May Leach. © Oct. 26,
1928; 2c. Oct. 31; E. pub. 2632; Otto
F. Janda prop. Spotlight music ¢o.,
Boston. 884
I am so blue, waiting for you; words
by Tosh Hammed, music by Benja-
min Garrison. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Jan. 7, 1929; E unp.
2584; Harrison Godwin Smith, New
York. 885
I believe in you; from Yankee Doodle,
words and music by Shafter How-
ard; pf. and ukulele ace. © Jan.
22, 1929 25e. Jan, 23; EY pub. ZI6vi:
Edward B. Marks music co., New
York. 886
I believe it, don’t you; hymn, words
by James Rowe, music by J. M. Hen-
son. © Jan: 15, 1928; 2c. Dec 17;
EH. pub. 2810; Robert Emmet Win-
sett, Chattanooga. 887
I bought some chewing gum; words
and music by B. Samberg. © 1 «.
Jan. 30, 1929; E unp. 3289; Benja-
min Samberg, Brooklyn. 888
I can’t forget you; lyric and melody
by C. S. Oden. © Pe’Fan:'30; 1929;
E unp. 3287; Clarence S. Oden, St.
Laurel, Miss. 889
I could forget you; words and music
by Sid Silvers and Phil Baker; pf.
acec., With ukulele arr. by A. J. Fran-
chini. © Jan. 9, 1929; 2¢ Jan. 10;
E pub. 2481; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 890
I could give up anything but you;
from Follow thru, words and music
by B. G. De Sylva [pseud. of George
Gard De Sylva], Lew Brown and
Ray Henderson; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by Joseph M. Weiss. ©
Dec. 28, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 31; E pub.
2065; De Sylva. Brown & Hender-
son, ine., New York. 891
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892
I couldn’t if I wanted to—wouldn’t if
I could; words and music by Jack
Palmer and Irving Mills. © Dec.
Zl, 1928; 2 c Jan. 16) do26 = spa.
2719; Mills music, inc., New York.
892
I’d come back to you; lyric and music
by... M... Rosumny.; ©" te “dam 29;
1929; E unp. 3232; Max Rosumny,
Los Angeles. 893
I’d rather be blue over you, than be
happy with somebody else; words by
Billy Rose, music by Fred Fisher.
© Dee, Bi) 19285 De: Jane, 27 1929;
E pub. 2168; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 894
I done caught you blues; words and
music by Harold Gray and Irving
Mills. © Dec. 21, 1928; 2c. Jan. 14,
1929; E pub. 2662; Gotham music
service, inc., New York. 895
I dream of you; words and music by
H. Piper. © Dec. 29, 1928; 2c. Jan.
4, 1929; BE. pub. 2231; Harold Piper,
Lawrence, Mass. 896
I feel rosy all over; words and mu-
sic by F. J. Lynch. [Words and
melody only] ©1ce. Jan. 23, 1929;
E unp. 4038; Frank Joseph Lynch,
New York. 897
I found happiness, when I found you;
words by Lew Pollack, music by
Erno Rapée. © Jan. 4, 1929; 2 ¢.
Jan. 73 Ey «pub..; 22795, De. Sylva;
Brown & Henderson, ine, New
York. 898
Same. © Jan. 4, 1929; 2c. Jan.
9; E pub. 2469; De Sylva, Brown &
' Henderson, ine., New York. 899
I found my happiness; words and mu-
Sic by L. J. Halpern, V@ te; Jan. 7,
1929; E unp. 2574; Louis Joseph
Halpern, Chicago. 900
found my paradise when I found
you; words and music by T. W.
Thurban, of Great Britain. © Jan.
By AgZos lL eGoJan. 4: topes:
Cary & co., London. 901
found my sunshine in the rain;
words and mus.c by Buddy Valen-
tine and Irving Mills: pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Dec. 21, 1928; 2 c. Jan.
14, 1929; E pub. 2663; Gotham music
service, inc., New York. 902
found you; lyrics by J. Keirn Bren-
nan, music by Ralph Benatzky,
adapted by Maurie Rubens. [Words
and melody only] © 1 c¢. Dee. 26,
1928; E unp. 2563; Gerson H. Wer-
ner, New York. 903
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pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
I have found my silver lining; words
and music by Frank and Pat Baffa
fi. e. Patrick Baffa] © 2 @ Jan.
16, 1929; FE unp. 2856; Patrick Baffa,
Jersey City. 904
I have never known the Lord to fail;
hymn, words and music by G. W.
Cooke. © Aug. 15, 1928; 2 ¢c. Jan.
14, 1929; E pub. 2716; Geo. W.
Cooke, Wilmington, Del. 905
I have you and you have me; by J. R.
I
Pick; melody with pf. acc. ©1.«.
Jan. 7, 1929; E unp. 2586; Joseph
Richard Pick, Chicago... 906
hear the bells across the sea; hymn,
words by Henry Burton, music by
H. lL. Harts. © Dee 3) 1s 2a
Dec. 5; E pub. 2180; Harl Enyeart
Harper, Evansville, Ind. 907
hear thee sweetly singing, nightin-
gale; words by Carl John Bostel-
mann, music by Ida Bostelmann;
med. voice. © Dec. 24, 1928; 2 ¢.
Jan. 2, 1929; E pub. 2842; G. Schir-:
mer, inc., New York. 808
I heard a chirp; words by Esther Wolli-
son, music by L. J. Oscar Fontaine,
op. 166, no. 6; sop. © Dec. 28, 1828;
2c. Jan. 4, 1929; E pub. 2411; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 909
I kiss your hand, madame; intermezzo,
Le
music by Ralph Erwin, orch. by Fred
Ralph [pseud. of Hermann Krome],
of Germany ; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. (Jn Chappell’s orchestral
journal) © Jan. 16, 1929; 1 cj: Jan.
30; E for. 2375; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. [© English edition ar-
ranged for orchestra | 910°
kiss your hand, madame; words by
Adrian Ross, of Great Britain, music
by Ralph Erwin. New ed. © Dec.
28, 1928;.1.¢ Dec. 29; Hiforsaiieg
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 911
kiss your hand, madame; words by
W. A., of Great Britain, music by
Ralph Erwin. © Jan. 17, 1929; 1 c.
Jan. 30; E for. 28374; Chappell & co.,
Itd., London. [© New edition] 912
know not how that Bethlehem’s
Babe; hymn, words by Harry Webb
Farrington, music by HE. E. Harper.
© Dee. 3, 1928; 2 ce. Dec. 5; E pub.
2182: Earl Enyeart Harper, Hvans-
ville, Ind. 913
know that you know that you love
me; waltz song, words by Happy
Jack Himeniz [i. e. John Himeniz],
music by Elsie Himeniz, arr. by Len
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
Fleming. © 1 c¢. Jan. 22, 1929; E
unp. 38027; John Himeniz, Nyssa,
Or. 914
I like my booze; words by H. Engler,
music by Clifton Crafty. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Jan. 14,
1929; E unp. 2783; Harold Engler,
Carville, La. 915
I like the night time; words and music
by K. D. Henderson. © Mar. 7, 1928;
2 ce. Dec. 12; E pub. 2230; Kay Dover
Henderson, Larchmont, N. Y. 916
I live in this world for you; waltz
song, words and music by T. A.
Gillen. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Dec. 28, 1928; 2 c. Jan.
24, 1929: E pub. 2914; Thomas A.
Gillen, Brooklyn. 917
T'll always love just you; words and
music by B. Solomon. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Jan. 17, 1929;
E unp. 2887; Berenice Solomon, Chi-
cago. 918
T'll be waiting at the end of the rain-
bow; words and music by B. G.
Trimble. © 1 c. Jan. 2, 1929; E
unp. 2446; Bernice Gruver Trimble,
San José, Calif. 919
T’ll follow you sweetheart; words and
music by Al Sherman, Al Lewis and
Abner Silver. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Jan. 21, 1929; E unp.
2993 ; De Sylva, Brown & Henderson,
inc., New York. 920
Ill laugh at you some day; words and
music by J. A. Braden. ©1 ce. Jan.
11, 1929; E unp. 2704; James A.
Braden, Kansas City, Mo. 921
I'll love you forever more; words and
music by F. H. De Nobile. © 1 «.
Jan. 2, 1929; E unp. 2461; Frank
Henry De Nobile, Brooklyn. 922
I'll tell the world you're all the world
to me; words and music by Roy Turk
and Fred E. Ahlert. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Jan. 17, 1929;
E unp. 2886; Remick music corp.,
New York. 923
I jong for the song of the pine trees
tall; lyric by Maude Darneille, music
by Irene Darneille. © 1c. Jan. 23,
1929: E unp. 3055; Villa Moret, inc..
San Francisco. 924
I love the dear Columbia; words by
G. W. Cook, music by Sylvester Long
Cross. © 1c. Jan. 15, 1929; E unp.
2816; Geo. W. Cook, Rainier, Or.
925
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935
I love to live, ‘cause I live to love no
one but you; words and music by
Jack Major, arr. by Rube Bennett;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Jan. 23, 1929;
2c. Jan. 26; E pub. 3029; Milton
Weil music co., Chicago. 926
I’m always building castles in the air;
words and music by Alice White.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Jan. 28, 1929; E unp. 3182; Hughes
Bailey & co., ine., New York. 927
I’m glad I fell for you; from Lucky
girl, words by Douglas Furber, R. P.
Weston, and Bert Lee, music by
Philip Charig. London, New York
& Sydney, Chappell & co., ltd. ©
Dec, 10, 1928; 2 c. Dec. 26: 1 pub.
2170; Harms, inec., New York. 928
I’m going back to see my sweetheart;
words and music by R. Larsh. ©
Han. 9, 1929: 2 e. Jan. 12: \ He pub.
2827; Ralph Larsh, Chicago. 929
I’m going to be in the old home town;
lyric and melody by P. L. Geer, har-
mony and arrangement by Arthur
Lee Mancebo. [Mimeograph] © 1
e. Jan. &, 1929; BE: unp.” 2607; Paul LG.
Geer, Berkeley, Calif. 930
I’m gon’a pack my trubbles in the
snow ball man, and they soon will
melt away; words and music by J.
Brockman. [Words and melody
oniy] ©1c. Jan. 28, 1929;'E unp.
3226; James Brockman, Los An-
geles. 931
I'm gonna be happy, from now on;
words and music by C. and F.
Emler. © Jan. 10, 1929; 2 ec. Jan.
19; E pub. 2784; Carl Hmler and
Frank Emler, San Francisco. 932
I'm in love at last; words and music
by Lou Davis and J. Fred Coots.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Jan. 11, 1929; E unp. 2681; Spier &
Coslow, inc., New York. 933
I’m leavin’ my troubles behind; words
and music by Jack Palmer and Irv-
ing Mills; pf. acec., with ukulele arr.
by M. Kalua. © Dec. 21, 1928; 2 ec.
Jan. 14, 1929; E pub. 2664; Gotham
music service, inc., New York. 9384
I’m lonely ; music by Eric Coates, orch.
by Max Irwin, of Great Britain;
orch. pts., with words. 4to. © Dec.
13,352, toe fan. 4. ieee b for.
2300; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
935
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936
I’m looking for tulips to kiss my trou-
bles away; words and music by
Porter Grainger, Russell Smith, and
Irving Mills; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Dec. 31, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 17, 1929;
E pub. 2735; Gotham music service,
ine., New York. 936
I'm not sorry; words by Jack Yellen,
music by Milton Ager; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Jan. 2, 1929; 2 ¢. Jan.
3; E pub. 2201; Ager, Yellen &
Bornstein, inc., New York. 937
I'm saving my kisses for you; lyrics
by Pat Lawlor [i. e. Patricia Law-
lor], and Ernie Burnett, melody by
E. Burnett. [Chords single staff]
© 1c. Jan. 29, 1929; E unp. 3276;
Ernest M. Burnett, Chicago. 938
I’m so happy now; words and music
by H. D. Conaway and Sibyl Bran-
non. © a "e. Jam 12,719292 H sunp!
2723; Harold D. Conaway, Austin,
Tex. 939
I'm sorry; words and music by Jack
Scholl and irving Mills; pf. ace.,
with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. ©
Dec ol, ASZS - 24e har. gun) LOZS ean,
pub. 2786; Gotham music service,
ine., New York. 940
I’m sorry Sally; fox-trot, words by Gus
Kahn, music by Ted Fiorito, arr. by
Tom Satterfield; orch. pts., with
words. © Jan. 8, 1929; 2 ¢. Jan. 9;
E pub. 2727; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 941
I’m talking about my wonderful gal;
words by Al Koppell, music by
Frank Galassi and Irving Mills; pf.
acc., with ukulele arr. by M. Kailua.
© Dee. 21, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 14, 1929;
E pub. 2665; Gotham music service,
ine., New York. 942
I’m thirsty for kisses, hungry. for love,
lonely, with only just me; fox-trot,
by Lou Davis and J. Fred Coots,
arr. by Frank Skinner; dance orch.
pts. with words., 4to...© Jan, 22,
1929; 2 c. Jan. 26; E pub. 3035; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. $43
I'm waiting; words and music by W.
T. McPherson. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1929;
E unp. 3297; William Tamer Mc-
Pherson, Portsmouth, Va. 944
Im wild about you; words and music
by J. E. Redrick. [Chords, single
staff} © 1e¢. Jan. 3, 1929; E unp.
2494; James Edward Redrick, New
York. 945
I may forget; words and music by C.
Steindel. © 1c Jan. 11, 1929; H
d4
pt. ITI, n. §., v. 24
unp. 2702; Charlotte Steindel, Chi-
cago. 946
I need a man around my house; words
by Tosh Hammed, music by Benja-
min Garrison. [Words and melody
only]. © 1 ¢. Jan: 7, 1929;ehpaap
2572; Harrison Godwin Smith, New
York. 947
I promise to dream of you sweetheart,
if you will dream of me; words and
musie by J. R. Kelley; with duet for
. sop. and alto, arr. by James Don
Cook. ©1¢. Dec. 15, 1928; E unp.
3287; James R. Kelley, Detroit:
948
I see your eyes; words and music by
Beatrice James [pseud. of B. G. Pol-
lak] [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Dee. 11, 1928; E unp. 2626; Bea-
trice Gertrude Pollak, New York.
949
I stole a kiss from a dear little miss;
words by S. Graves-Grange, music
by Robert Van Sickle. [Words and
melody only] ©1ce. Jan. 14, 1929;
E unp. 2785; Sigrid Graves-Grange,
Sherman, S. D. 950
I surrender; words by Wilfred J.
Funk, music by C. Maduro.. New
York City, O. Flaschner music Go.
© Nov. 15, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan, (ize
E pub. 2552; Charles Maduro, New
York. 951
I thank my lucky stars that I found
you; words and music by L. A. Har-
line. [Words and melody only] ©
1° ¢ Jan. 26, 19293" Wwe aes
Leigh Adrean Harline, San Fran-
cisco. 952
I treasure you; lyric by Edgar Leslie,
music by Jimmie Monaco. © Jan.
9; 1929: 2c. Jan. 17; “Bl pubs ae
Remick music corp., New York. 953
I used to be a Shrinking vy-let but I’m
a tiger lily now; words and music
by Geo. J. Bennett and Sam Carlton.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Jan. 21, °1928; E unp.’ 29927" De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 954
I’ve been so blue; lyrics and music by
R. A. Reamer. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Dee. 14, 1928; E unp.
2620; Robert A. Reamer, New York.
955
I’ve been trying to forget; words and
music by M. Whalen. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Jan. 28, 1929;
E unp. 3208; Molly Whalen, Genesee,
Id. 956
i -
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
979
I’ve fallen in love with just you; words
and music by F. J. Morrow. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Jan. 15,
1929; E unp. 2830; Frederick James
Morrow, Hampton Roads, Va. 957
I’ve got a new girl; words and music
by J. Landberg. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Jan. 12, 1929; E unp.
2727; Jack Landberg, Philadelphia.
958
I’ve got a new sweetheart; words and
musie by H. Wilkinson. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Jan. 14, 1929;
E unp. 2776; Howard Wilkinson,
Baltimore. 959
I’ve got a sunshine baby for a rainy
day; words and music by Ray
Brown and James Brennan. © Jan.
16, 1929; 2c Jan. 17; E pub. 2748;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 960
Ive got that thing; by L. Russell.
[Melody only] ©1c. Jan. 30, 1929;
E unp. 3291; Luis Russell, New York.
961
I’ve got to find a new sweet mama;
words and music by'\J. Smidl. ©
tee Jan. 25, 1929 9° HW unpe sii;
Joseph Smidl, Westmont, Ill. 962
I’ve never met a girl that made a hit
with me; words and music by D. K.
Alexander. © 1c. Jan. 19, 1929;
E unp. 2944; Dorothy K. Alexander,
Salt Lake City. 963
I want somebody to love; words and
music by Irving Morris [i. e. I. M.
Schienoff ] [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Jan. 16, 1929: E unp.
2854; Irving Morris Schlenoff, Balti-
more. 964
I want someone; words and music by
Lou Sternschuss, jr. © 1c. Jan. 21,
1929; E unp. 2985; Louis Samuel
Sternschuss, jr., New Haven. 965
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want to be bad; from Follow thru,
words and music by B. G. De Sylva
{pseud. of George Gard De Sylva],
Lew Brown and Ray Hefiderson; pf.
acc., with ukulele arr. by Joseph M.
Weiss. © Dec. 28, 1928; 2 c. Dec.
31; E pub. 2066; De Sylva, Brown
and Henderson, ine., New York. 966
I want to come back and make you
mine; ballad, lyric by EH. Gewiss,
music by Neil Navarre. Boston,
Mass., Mayer & Mayer music pub. co.
«cy Jan.5, 1929: 2'¢ dan. 2u- Ei pab.
2802; Emma Gewiss, Milwaukee.
967
I want you back again; words and
music by #- Fisher. [Words and
45
melody only] ©1e. Jan. 10, 1929;
BH unp. 2650; Herbert Fisher, Phila-
delphia. 968
I want you, I need you; words and
music by L. De Ville. © 1c. Jan.
8, 1929; E unp.. 2591; Leo De Ville,
Los Angeles. 969
I want you now dear; words and music
by B. Frederick. © 1 ¢...Jan.. 22,
1929; E unp. 3017; Billy Frederick,
Baltimore. 970
>
was only jealous of you; words by
C. D. Furst, music by Bauer bros.;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Jan. 23,
1929: 2 ¢«. Jan. 26; E pub. 3031;
Charles Dellen Furst, Chicago. 971
I will miss you; words and music by
A. A. Hesse. [Words and melody
cnly] ©l1e. Jan. 14, 1929; E unp.
2771; Ardyce Aker Hesse, Milwau-
kee, 972
I will sing for you my love song; fox-
trot song, by W. Moreno, of Mexico,
domiciled at New York; pf. ©l1e.
Jan. 8, 1929; HE unp. 3240; Wenceslao
Moreno, New York. 973
I wish I had a talking picture of you;
fox-trot. words by Reginald Arkell,
music by H. M. Tennent, of Great
Britain. © Dec. 12, 1928; 1 ¢. Jan.
8, 1929; E for. 2304; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London. 974
I wish I knew; words by Will J.
Harris, music by Victor Young; pf.
ace., With ukulele arr. by Dan
Dougherty. © Jan. 2, 1929; 2c. Jan.
3; E pub. 2204;- Ager, Yellen &
Bornstein, ine., New York. 975
I wonder if you still love me; words
by L. Bradley, music by Robert Van
Sickle. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Jan. 14, 1929; EH unp. 2778;
LeRoy Bradley, Cleveland. 976
wonder why I love you; words and
music by P. Williams. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Jan. 28, 1929;
E unp. 3160; Pansy Williams, Wilkes
Barre, Pa. NT
I would die without you; song-fox-trot,
by W. Moreno, of Mexico, domiciled
at New York; pf. © 1c. Jan. 8,
1929; E unp. 38238; Wenceslao
Moreno, New York. 978
Ich benk noch die oigen; words and
music by S. Secunda. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dec. 28, 1928;
E unp. 2476; Samuel Secunda,
Brooklyn. 979
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
980
Ich fahr mit meiner Erika; slow-fox,
text von Artur Rebner, musik von
Hugo Hirsch, of Germany, erleich-
tertes klavier—arr. von Otto Linde-
mann. (Cy Oe e211 O28 all ic. vera
7, 1929; E for. 1943; Rondo-verlag,
Gm. by Hy Bertin: 980
Ich habe heute nacht yon dir so siiss
getriumt; foxtrot, text von Ch. Am-
berg, musik von Fred Raymond, of
Austria. © Dee. 4, 1928; 1 c. Dee.
29; E for. 1865; Musikverlag city,
Leipzig. 981
Ich kann nicht nein sagen; foxtrot,
text und musik von Willy Rosen, of
Germany; pf. arr. by Otto Linde-
mann. © Aug. 24, 1928; 1 ¢. Jan.
7, 1929; EH for. 1911; Rondo-verlag,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 982
Ich kannte eine! lied und blues, text
von Wilhelm Sterk, musik von Willy
Engel-Berger, of Austria. © Nov.
20, 1928; 1 ec. Jan. 11; 1929; E for:
2274; Josef Weinberger, Leipzig.
983
Ich sah die Liesbeth im paradiesbett ;
text von Robert Gilbert, musik von
Will Rollins, of Germany. © Oct.
4.1928 1 ee: Jan... 1929: “BH tor
1942; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 984
Ich triume jede nacht von Elisabeth!
aus Der dichters ehrentag, worte
und musik von Friedrich Hollaen-
der, of Germany. © Sept. 2, 1927;
1c. Jan. 7, 1929; E for. 1919; Rondo-
verlag, G. m. db. H. Berlin. 985
Ich weiss bescheid, ich bin im bilde;
step und marschlied, text von Ch.
Amberg u. Friedr. Schwarz, musik
von Percy Milton, spezial-arr. von
Fred Ralph [pseud. of Hermann
Krome], of Germany; orch. pts.,
with pf. direction. 4to. © Feb. 3,
1928; 1c. Jan. 11, 19293 Hfor, 2253 ;
Ries & EHErler, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
986
Ideal man; words and music by M. D.
Waller. [Words and melody only]
©) 1 @ Jan. ‘29, 1929: BH unp. 3264;
Miriam Deacy Waller, New York.
987
Ideale waltz; by T. Bongiorno, of
Italy, domiciled at New York; vio-
lin. © 1c. Jan. 31, 1929; E unp.
3339; Tony Bongiorno, New York.
988
Idilio; solo or duet, by Théodore Lack,
arr. by Calvin Grooms; pts. for E
flat alto, B flat ten. and C melody
saxophones, with pf. ace. © Jan.
46
pt. Il, n. S., v. 24
2, 1929); .2- ec. Jan: 4; HE pubiigawse
Century music pub. co., New York.
989
Idiosyncrasies; for pf., by L. Kroll.
nos. 1-3. New York City, O. Flasch-
ner music ¢o., inc. © Dec. 22, 1928;
2, Dee..,29;..E pub. 27023) bouts
Kroll, Bronxville, N. Y. 990
Idlers (The) ; humorous duet, written
by Robert Rutherford, composed by
Harold Arpthorp, of Great Britain.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Dec. 28, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 16, 1929;
E for. 2200; Reynolds & co., London.
991
Idylle; by Charles E. Overholt; organ.
© Dec. 14, 1928; 2 c. Dec. 15; HE
pub. 2374; Theodore Presser GOo.,
Philadelphia. 992
If all of my dreams came true; waltz
ballad, lyrics by J. W. Gallan, music ~
by M. Paul Manganella; pf. and
ukulele acc. © 1c. Jan. 28, 1929;
EK unp. 3224; J. W. Gallan, North
Wales, Pa. 993
If I could forget like you; words and
music by T. E. Evans. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Jan. 28, 1929;
E unp. 3196; Thomas EK. Evans, Oly-
phant, Pa. 994
If I didn’t have you; words and music
by G. L. Long. [Words and melody
only] ©l1e Jan. 2, 1929; E unp.
2449 ; Glynn Lea Long, New Orleans.
995
If I had you; fox-trot, words and mu-
sic by Ted. Shapiro, Jimmy Camp-
beli and Reg. Connelly ; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by Hank Linet. ©
Dec. 28, 1928; 2 ec. Dec. 29; EH pub.
2627; Robbins music corp., New
York. 996
If I were you, dear, and you were me;
fox-trot, words and music by Van
Phillips, of Great Britain; pf. ace.
with banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Dec. 6, 1928; 1 ec.
Dec. 31, 1928; E for. 1984; Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd., London.
997
If the heart is right with God; hymn,
words and music by H. F. Stanton.
© Jan. 15, 1928; 2 ec. Dec. 17; E pub.
2815; Robert Emmet Winsett, Chat-
tanooga. 998
If the whole world loves a lover, the
world’s in love with me; words by
Tommie Malie, music by Little Jack
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
Little, arr. by Rube Bennett; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Jan. 16, 1929; 2 ec.
Jan. 19; E pub. 2835; Milton Weil
musie co., Chicago. 999
If you can care for someone; words
and music by H. G. Schmitt.
[Words and melody only] -© 1.
Jan. 15, 1929; E unp. 2829; Helen
Gray Schmitt, New York. 1000
If you really love your baby; words
by Andy Razaf, music by J. C. John-
son. [Words and melody only] ©
Pe Jan. oo. t92o: H) unp, “S089:
Georgia music co., New York. 1001
Im Argonnenwald; text von H. Schu-
macher, musik von H. Behr. ©
tan. 25, 1929:.2 cc. Jan. 26; Eepub.
3032; Herman Behr, New York.
1002
Immortalis; words and music by Ed-
win Walker. 1. High voice, in HE
flat.—2. Med. voice, in C. © Dee.
24, 1928; 2 c. each Jan. 8, 1929; E
pub. 2344; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
1003
Impressions; six short pieces for the
piano, by G. Bagby. 1. Romanza.
[5 others] ©1c. Jan. 14, 1929; E
unp. 2804; George Bagby, New York.
1004
Impressions paiennes; partition
d’orch., par V. Davico, of Italy. 1.
Couchant sur la mer Tyrrhenienne.
[3 others] © Nov. 15, 1928; 1 «
Dec. 19; E for. 1827; Editions Max
Hschig, Paris. 1005
Improved (The) paramount method
for baritone, bass clef; by W. J.
Smith. © Jan. 31, 1929; 2 c and
aff. Feb. 2; AA 8269; Wm. J. Smith
music co., ine., New York. 1006
Improved (The) paramount method
for slide trombone, in bass clef; by
Woh Smith: (©! Jan. 31, \1929-: 2c.
and aff. Feb. 2; AA 8268; Wm. J.
Smith music co., inc., New York.
1007
In a bungalow; lyric by Morris A.
Nunes, music and arr. by F. Konitz.
© 1c. Jan. 9, 1929; E unp. 2770;
Morris Nunes and Frank Konitz,
New Haven. 1008
In a great big way; from Hello daddy,
words by Drothy Fields, music by
Jimmy McHugh; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Dec. 27, 1928; 2 c. Dec. 29; E pub.
2178; Mills music, ine. and Harms,
inc., New York. 1009
In a little bungalow; words and mu-
sic by C. H. Nutter; pf., ukulele and
47
1021
banjulele banjo ace. © Jan. 16,
L929: , Bic. San, 2194 > pub... 2881 ;
Carl H. Nutter, Newark, O. 1010
In a little lane in Honoloo; words by
Mitchell Parish, music by Fred Cavi
and Irving Mills; pf. and ukulele
arr. by M. Kalua. © Dec. 21, 1928;
2 e. Jan. 14,°:1929; E pubs 2666;
Gotham music service, ine., New
York. 1011
In a moonlit garden; by J. M. Bald-
win, op. 96; pf. © Jan. 16, 1928;
2 @. Jani 21H) -pub: 2880 “Evans
music co., Boston. 1012
In a Spanish garden; serenade, by
Filsel Holts pt... ©) Jan... 2, "1829;
2 e. Jan. 4; E pub. 2562; Century
musie pub. co., New York. 1013
In an old garden; by George Bagby;
pf. © Dee. 11, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 10,
1929; E pub. 2502; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 1014
In Bonn am Rhein harrt ein midel
mein; worte von F. Teo von Donop,
musik yon Willy Geisler, of Ger-
many. © Aug. 20, 1928; 1 ¢ Jan.
7, 1929; E for. 1946; Rondo-verlag,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 1015
In careless youth we would be free;
from The rose and the ring, words
by John Arthington, music by Christ-
abel Marillier, of Great Britain. ©
Nov.,.29'0 1928) ten Jan. 46, 12929":
E for. 2192; Boosey & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 1016
In empire days; vocal gavotte, words
by J. Lilian Vandevere, music by
Henry Hadley; mixed voices. 4to.
© Jan. 11, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 25; E pub.
2939; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
1017
In Flanders fields; words by John Mc-
Crae, music by Royal Andrews Mer-
win; male voices. 4to. © Jan. 2,
1929 :. Zieh fan Sek, pul Aer s iG.
Ricordi & co., inc., New York. 1018
In freedom’s cause; words by H. B.
Reese, music by May Reese. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Jan. 21,
1929; E unp. 2958; Henry B. Reese,
New Orleans. ‘1019
In frog-land: by Louise Godfrey Ogle;
pf. © Jan. 8, 1929; 2 @ Jan. 14;
E pub. 2615; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 1020
In lilac time; words by C. Dearn-
barger, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. Jan. 26,
1929; E unp. 3203; Christine Dearn-
barger, Champaign, III. 1021
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1022
In love; words and music by E. H.
Barnes. © 1c. Jan. 7, 1929; E unp.
2619; Edwin H. Barnes, Greensburg,
Pa. 1022
In my dreams we are sweethearts
again; words by Steve Zakey, music
by C. H. Jennings [i. e. C. H. Jen-
mines, ir.j. © Jan” 5, O20; are:
Jan. 5; E pub. 2304; Charles H.
Jennings, jr., Pittsburgh. 1023
In New York [and] Nu adaige; words
by Harry Goodelman, music by S.
Secunda. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dec. 28, 1928; E unp. 2477;
Samuel Secunda, Brooklyn. 1024
In old Malaga Bay; tambourine dance,
by W. A. Montgomery, of Great Brit-
AlN. OD, 85) p00, 75 3. ,Dt. 2)(© eae ae
1929.2 @& Jan,.25 2) Epub: 29aG;;
B. F. Wood music co., Boston. 1025
In old Savonia; romantic opera ¢o-
mique in a prologue and 3 acts,
lyrics and music by R. M. Sterrett;
vocal sc. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1929; D
unp. 27418; Robert Montgomery
Sterrett, Jamaica, N. Y. 1026
In praise of our old high; trio or
cho., words by Margaret Upson, mu-
sic by J. A. Parks, three-pt. arr. by
Marion Moore; female voices. 4to.
© Jan. 1; 1929; 2 «. Jan. 7; E pub.
2441; J. A. Parks co., York, Neb.
1027
In Rothenburg am blitenstrand der
Tauber; text von Julius B. Heim,
musik von Eduard Czajanek, of Ger-
many, klavier arr. von Otto Linde-
mann. © Sept. 14, 1928; 1 ¢. Jan.
7, 1929; E for. 1937; Rondo-verlag,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 1028
In silent night; Swabian folk-tune,
arr. by Katherine K. Davis; pf. ©
Deel. 13, 1928, 2 .elosantane, 1929;
E pub. 2760; BE. C. Schirmer music
co., Boston. 1029
In sunny Hawaii; lyric by Eddie
Palmer, music by Harry Archer; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Jan. 5, 1929;
2 ec. Jan. 10; E pub. 2478; Villa
Moret, inc., San Francisco. 1030
In the chimney corner; four short
pieces, by Thomas F. Dunhill, of
Great Britain; pf. 1. A fireside story.
[8 others] © Jan. 22 1929: 1 ¢
Jan. 24; E for. 2318; Keith-Prowse
& co., Itd., London. 1031
In the garden of beautiful rose; words
by F. De Jack, music by Robert Van
Sickle. [Words and melody only]
48
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
© 1c. Jan. 14,:1929; E unp. 2781;
Frank De Jack, Lackawanna, N. Y.
1082
In the jungle; by Mortimer Wilson,
op. 86, no. 10; pf. © Jan. 2, 1929;
2e. Jan. 4; E pub. 2257; Century
music pub. ¢o., New York. 1033
In the land of make believe; lyrie by
L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by Abel
Baer. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Jan. 25, 1929; E unp. 3348; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 1034
In the land of roses; words and musie
by G. Nyman. {Words and melody
only] ©1« Dec. 20, 1928; E unp.
2518; George Nyman, Portland,
Oregon. 1085
In the month of May; a spring song,
words by Fred Heltman, of U. S.,
music by Francois Behr, op. 575, no.
2: pf: ‘© Jan: 12, 1929. Bie an oe
E pub. 2710; Fred Heltman ©Co.,
Cleveland. 1036
In the moonlight; words by M. F.
Johnston, music by George P.
Hulten. [Words and melody only]
©1« Jan. 26, 1929; E unp. 3194;
Mary Fairchild Johnston, Burlin-
game, Calif. 1037
In the rock hills; words and music by
J. Rechtzigel. New York City,
Frank Harding’s music house. ©
Jan; -3), 1929; 2-¢ Jan. 1230) ub:
2594; John Rechtzigel, San Fran-
cisco. 1038
In the silence of the night, I long for
you; words and. music by Ernie
Burnett. [Words and melody only]
© 1c¢ Jan. 10; 1929; BH unp. 2648;
Ernest M. Burnett, Chicago. 1089
In the springtime; words and music
by G. Nyman; quartet and bass solo.
© 1c Jan. 28, 1929; E unp. 3214;
George Nyman, Portland, Or. 1040
In the valley; caprice, by G. BE.
Holmes; band pts. 4 to. © Sept.
22, 1928; 2 c. Dec. 26; E pub. 2316;
Charles L. Barnhouse, sr., Oskaloosa,
Ta. 1041
In the wilderness; romance, by G. EH.
Holmes; band pts. 4to. © Sept.
22, 1928; 2 c. Dec. 26; E pub. 2317;
Charles L. Barnhouse, sr., Oska-
loosa, Ia. 1042
In tulip time; spring song, by Arthur
Ager, of Great Britain; pf. © Jan.
18, 1929; 1 c. Jan. 29; E for. 2359 ;
Walsh, Holmes & co., Itd., London.
1043
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
In your arms; by Minzde and Victor
Zentner. [Melody only] © 1 «.
Jan. 10, 1929; E unp. 2659; Anne
Nichols, New York. 1044
In your garden there’s a rose; words
and music by E. Grosz, of Hungary,
domiciled at Chicago, Ill. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Jan. 28,
1929; E unp. 3173; Eugene Grosz,
Chicago. 1045
Indian love song; white moon beam
calls, words and music by C. W.
Bowlby, of Canada, domiciled at
Holbrook, Mass. © 1 ¢ Jan. 30,
1929; E unp. 3307; Charlotte Winni-
fred Bowlby, Holbrook, Mass. 1046
Indiola; fox-trot, by Frank Lucas;
accordion. © Dec. 22, 1928; 2 ec.
Jan, 12, 1929; E pub. 2600; Biagio
R. Quattrociocche, Steubenville, O.
1047
Ines; tango, text und musik von
Rudolf Bernauer, of Germany. ©
aan 2 1929: 1) c Jan, 25; Er for.
2338; Drei masken verlag, a. g.,
Berlin. 1048
Infinito (L’); testo di Giacomo Leo-
pardi, musica di Salvatore Musella,
Se aly.” © Jan. {, 1929 1°¢ Jan.
ae. 2) for. 2215: 2G. Ricerdi &. COs
Milan. 1049
Ingen 4r Som mor; text av Gosta
Stevens, musik avy Helan [pseud. of
Sven Helin], of Sweden; pf. ©
my. 1 1928: AC. Jan: 7, 1929°" fh
for. 1871; A. b. Nordiska musikfor-
laget, Stockholm, Sweden. 1050
Inner (The) circle; hymn, words by
Mrs. C. E. Hardy, music by J. D.
Vaughan. © Sept. 15, 1928; 2c. Dec.
20; E pub. 2607; James D. Vaughan,
Lawrenceburg, Tenn. 1051
Inquisitive (An) mosquito; by Marie
Louise Evans; pf. © Jan. 16, 1929;
2c. Jan. 18; E pub. 3058; Clayton
F. Summy co., Chicago. 1052
Inspiration in verse and music; words
by. DV. Bush enusie oby'H).G,
Stegner and Clarence E. Young.
8vo. © Jan. 22, 1929; 2 c. and aff.
Jan. 28; AA 9096; David V. Bush,
Chicago. 1053
Instruktive jazz-etiiden; by Alfred
Baresel, of Germany; pf. 1. Charles-
ton-etude [5 others] © Oct. 22,
1928; 1 c. Jan. 11, 1929; E for. 2278;
Wilhelm Zimmermann, Leipzig.
1054
1064
Intermezzo brillante; study in octaves,
by Frederick Hall, of Australia; pf.
© June 20, 1928; 1c. Jan. 24, 1929;
E for. 2325; Allan & co., proprietary
Itd., Melbourne, Australia. 1055
Intermezzo sinfonico; per. piccola
orch. e. pf. conduttore, di Aroldo
Fornasari, of Italy. 4to. Nov.
3, 1929; 1c, Oct.29; E for. 1995;
Guglielmo Zanibon, Padova, Italy.
1056
Intonation—rythme—style; 48 lecons
de solfége en clés de sol et fa, par
Paul Rougnon, of France. 1° pt.
© ‘Nov. 20, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 9, 1929;
E for. 2149; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris. 1057
Invitation (An); cho., words by Clin-
ton Scollard, music by Adolf Weidig,
op. 88; mixed voices, with sop. or
ten. solo. 4to. © Dec. 24, 1928;
2 @;-Jan.-2, 19295 “Epub, 2546 : -G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 1058
Invitation eyes; lyrics by Patricia
O’Hearn, music by Minzde and Vic-
tor Zentner. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Jan. 10, 1929; E unp.
2661; Anne Nichols, New York.
1059
Invocation ; words by Henry Augustus
Tillett, music by Jeannette Tillett.
© Jami26, 1929-2’ c \ Jan. 262-8
pub. 38047; Ernest Gerald Council,
Dallas. 1060
Invocation ; words by Herbert J. Bran-
don, music by Dexter Stanton. 1.
In_B flat—2. In D flat—3. In F.
© Jan. 21, 1929; 2 c. each Jan.
25; E pub. 2961; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston. 1061
Iola; words by H. Reinschreiber, music
by Johnny Thompson and H. Rein-
schreiber. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Dee. 21, 1928; E unp.
2565; Henry Reinschreiber, Phila-
delphia. 1062
Ireland; national melodies, arr. by
Aubrey Winter, of Great Britain;
orch., with pf.-conductor. pts. 4to.
1. St. Patrick’s day. [2 others] ©
Dec. 6, 1928; 1 c Dec. 21; E for.
1774: Hawkes & son (London) Itd.,
London. 1063
Irene; fox trot song, words and music
by A. W. Drill. [Chords, single
staff]. ©1c¢. Jan. 11, 1929; E unp.
2697; A. Ward Drill, Woodstock, Ill.
1064
49
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1065
Irish countryside songs; words by P.
J. McCall, music arr. by Charles
Wood, of Great Britain. v. 3. ©
Dec? 28, "1928." 1..c. Jan 5, eee:
E for. 2085; Stainer & Bell, lItd.,
London. 1065
Is there a lucky star? one that will
bring me you; words and music by
J. Tucelli; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
1 e, Jan.4, 19297 BE) unp. 2501 jodos-
eph Tucelli, Charleroi, Pa. 1066
It is not wise to tarry; hymn, words
and musie by John Telfer, of Great
Britain. © Nov. 1, 1928; 1 ec. Nov.
380; E for. 2030; Walter Johnston
Main, Edinburgh. 1067
It makes me sigh then cry; words by
H. Reinschreiber, music by H. Rein-
sechreiber and Johnny Thompson.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Jan. 25, 1929; E unp. 3313; Henry
Reinschreiber, Philadelphia. 1068
It’s a Pontiae; words and music by
PH... Potts, «©. Dee;.22. 1928). 2
Dee. 31; E pub. 2421; Merrit T. Car-
hart, Watervliet, N. Y., and Porter
By Potts; Troy, N.Y. 1069
It’s a tough racket; words by Margaret
H. Shaver, music by W. G. Shaver.
[Words and melody only] ©1l1e
Jan. 31, 1929; E unp. 3335; Walter
G. Shaver, New. York. 1070
It’s all applesauce; words and music
by W. J. Rexford. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Jan. 23, 1929; E
unp. 38051; William Jess Rexford,
Bay Shore, "Hla NY, 1071
It’s always you; words by C. Mikell,
musie by Luther A. Clark. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Jan. 14,
1929; E unp. 2789; Clayton Mikell,
Silver Creek, Miss. 1072
It’s easier said than done; words and
music by Eddie Schoelwer [i. e. E.
H. Schoelwer. Chords, single staff.
Photostat]/) "@° 1c. Jan. 1291929 :
E unp. 2720; Edward Henry Schoel-
wer, Cincinnati. 1073
It’s girls like you make fellows like
me like girls like you; words by
R. P. Weston and Bert Lee, music
by Harris Weston, of Great Britain ;
pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Dec. 17,
1928; 1c. Jan, 23, 1929: E for. 2370;
Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd., Lon-
don. 1074
It’s love that lingers; words and music
by M. F. Kranitz. [Photostat] ©
50
pt. ITT; Ne Ss Woe
~ 1e. Jan. 5, 1929; BE unp. 2550; Mary
Faye Kranitz, Kansas City, Mo.
1075
It’s up to you; lyric by Grant Clarke,
music by Lou Silvers. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Jan. 3, 19293
KH unp. 2485; Irving Berlm, ine.,
New York. 1076
It’s up to you; words by Grant Clarke,
music by Louis Silvers. © Jan. 24,
1929: 2 c Jan. 25; EH pup. 200ee
Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
1077
It was for me; words by William
Wallace, music by R. HE. Winsett.
© Jan; ¥5, 1928; 2ic. Jang, 4029;
E pub. 3086; Robert Emmet Winsett,
Chattanooga. 1078
J’ aime ta mansarde; rondeau, paroles
de Gabriello et Jean Mélé, musique
de Fred Mélé et Craven, of France.
© Nov. 15, 1928; 1 c. Dec. 19; E for.
1823; Editions musicales HEvette,
Paris. 1079
Jacoby (Marie Cowles) Les trois melo-
dies; trio; violin, cello and pf.
1; c Jan; 11, 1929; H unp siz;
Marie Cowles Jacoby, Seneca Falls,
Ney. 1080
Jacqueline; by Hermann Krome, of
Germany; orch, pts., with violin 1
direction and pf. direction. 4to.
Dee, 3,°1928 3 1 -c.. Jan, .23),, 492909) Hi
for. 2297; Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Ber-
lin. 1081
Jail break blues; words and music by
Hattie Burleson. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Jan. 5, 1929; H
unp. 2536; Brunswick-Balke-Collen-
der co., New York. 1082
Japansy; valse, music by John Klen-
ner, arr. for military band by Max
Irwin, of Great Britain; pts. Lon-
don, New York & Sydney, Chappell
& co., ltd. 4to. © Jan. 17, 1929;
1c. Jan. 30; E for. 2375 % tiaras;
inc., New York. 1084
Jardins sous la pluie; extrait des
Estampes, pour le pf., par Claude
Debussy, transcrit pour harpe par
Alys Lautemann, of France. © Nov
20, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 9, 19293 Maor,
2166; Durand et cie., Paris. 1084
Jauja; cancioén, por I. M. Valle; [two
voices] [Photostat] © 1c Jan.
12, 1929; E unp. 2714; Ignacio M.
Valle, Chicago. 1085
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
Jealous of you; words and music by
R. I. Minut. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Jan. 16, 1929; E ump.
2845; Robert I. Minut, Newark, N. J.
1086
Jerusalem the golden; hymn-anthem,
music by Sydney Thomson; mixed
voices, With organ acc. 4to. © Dee.
27, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 17, 1929; E pub.
2768: Dean-Phillips, Chicago. 1087
Jesse James: words from Cowboy
songs and other frontier ballads col-
lected by John A. Lomax, music arr.
by Oscar J. Fox; high voice, in B
flat. © Dee. 18, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 10,
1929; E pub. 2504; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 1088
Jesus is all in all to me; words by
C. B. Hopkins, music by Chas. H.
Marsh: pf. © Nov. 1, 1928; 2 e«.
Jan. 14, 1929; E pub. 2646; Herbert
G. Tovey, Los Angeles. 1089
Jeunesse (La); caprice, par Denis
Dupré, of Great Britain; pf.
July 21, 1928; 1 ec. Nov. 30; E for.
2026; A. Hammond & co., London.
1090
Jim Crow’s alphabet ; words and music
by Mungo Dewar and Alison Travers
[pseud. of Toni Farrell], both of
Great Britain. © Dec. 14, 1928;
ee san 16, 1929: f tor. 2207;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 1091
Jim Nappy; words and music by Hat-
tie Burleson. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Jan. 5, 1929; E unp.
2537 : Brunswick-Balke-Collender €o.,
New York. 1092
Jimmy’s jazz band: words and music
by R. Enoch. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Jan. 28, 1929; E unp.
3189; Robert Enoch, New York.
1093
Jinendra’s smile; words by T. Mundy,
music by Dawn Allen. © 1c. Jan.
2, 1929; E unp. 2451; Talbot Mun-
dy, New York. 1094
Jo an’ de banjo; by C. Repper; pf.
Boston, Charles Brashear. © Dec.
151928; 2.¢:.dan.. 5, 1929: Wi epnb.
2437: Charles Repper, Boston. 1095
John, dear; words by A. Christoffer-
son, music by Sylvester Long Cross.
© 1c Jan. 15, 1929; BE unp. 2815;
Agnes Christofferson, Sedro Wool-
ley, Wash. 1096
Jolly Jack: by Richard Howsgill, of
Great Britain; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Jan. 10, 1929;
ol
1108
TC. Jan. 22. i for, Soli. J. lh. ta
fleur & son, ltd., London. 1097
Jolly sailors; by T. Robin MacLach-
lan; pf. © Dee. 31, 1928; 2 c. Dee.
31; E pub. 2144; Harold Flammer,
ine., New York. 1098
Jongen (Joseph) Suite; pour orch. et
alto principal, réduction pour alto
et pf. par l’ auteur, Joseph Jongen,
of France, op. 48 1. Poéme élé-
giaque. [1 other] © Nov. 20, 1928;
1c. Jan. 9, 1929; E for. 2142; Henry
Lemoine et cie., Paris. 1099
Josephita; theme song of Tide of em-
pire, lyric by Raymond Klages, mel-
ody by Jesse Greer; pf. acc. with
ukulele arr. by Hank Linet. © Jan.
18,-1929:: 2*e Jan. 19; “Epub. 2765;
Robbins music corp., New York.
1100
Joy (The) of answered prayer; words
anon., music by L. W. Beery. ©
1c. Jan. 28, 1929; E unp. 3217; Lois
Wyatt Beery, Valley Center, Calif.
1101
Joyeuse aventure; papotage, par Ern-
est Gillet, of France; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. Nov. 20,
1928; 1 ec. Jan. 9, 1929; E for. 2093;
Delrieu fréres, Nice, France. 1102
Joyous (A) Christmas song; from
Collection de choeurs, English text
by Stewart A. Trench, music by F.
A. Gevaert, arr. by Clarence Dick-
inson, arr. for women’s voices by
Lucy Clark Street; organ ace. 4to.
icy dan. 2 1929. 2c. Jan. s2ee. pun.
2211; H. W. Gray co., New York.
1103
Juanita ; mazurka, arr. by G. A. Grant-
Schaefer; pf. © Jan. 17, 1929; 2 «.
Wan. O92 hr pub: 28002 eArihur— P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 1104
Juanita; words by Marjorie Driscoll,
music by G. A. R. Iuvone. © 1 ©.
Jan. 4, 1929; E unp. 2504; Gaetano
A. R. Iuvone, Pasadena, Calif. 1105
Jumping nerves; by Mel Ball and Dave
Prince: pf. © Jan. 26, 1929: 2 ¢.
Jan. 26; E pub. 2975; Lewis music
pub. co., inc., New York. 1106
Jumping the rope; by Carl Wilhelm
Kern, op. os1. 00..2:-pt © fan: 30,
4939 3/2 ean. Si A. pul <dI0b-
Irving Berlin standard music corp.,
New York. 1107
June is on the way; words by J. S.
Pickering, music by M. E. Bronson.
© 1c. Jan. 21, 1929; E unp. 3030;
Margaret E. Bronson, Cincinnati.
1108
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1109
June rose; by Edward G. Simon;
violin and pf. © Dec. 18, 1928; 2 «¢.
Jan. 10, 1929; E pub. 2491; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 1109
June waltz; by Rob Roy Peery; violin
and pf. © Dec. 7, 1928; 2c. Jan. 10,
1929; E pub. 2494; Carl Fischer, inc.,
. New York. 1110
Jung - Deutschland; marschlieder-pot-
pourri, composed and arr. by Leo-
pold Weninger, of Austria; orch.,
with pf. or organ direction, violino 1
direction, and words. © Dec. 4,
1928; 1c. Dec. 29; E for. 1864;
Musikverlag city, Leipzig. jhe
Jung - Deutschland; marschlieder-pot-
pourri, fiir klavier mit tiberl. text,
von Leopold Weninger, of Austria.
© Dee. 4, 1928; 1 c. Dec. 29; HE for.
1868; Musikverlag city, Leipzig.
1a?
Jungle (The) Yale blues; the 1929
version of the Yale blues, by the
inventor Cecil H. Taylor, words by
R. P. Weston and Bert Lee, music
by Harris Weston, of Great Britain ;
pf. and ukulele acc. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Dec. 17, 1928;
1c. Jan. 23, 1929; E for. 2366; Fran-
cis, Day & Hunter, ltd., London.
1118
Just a home lovin’ body; by Charley
Berry, arr. by Irving Szathmary;
orch. 4to. ‘© Dec. 17, 1928; 2 «.
Dec. 31; E pub. 2419; Berry-Hosman
music co., Salem, Mass. 1114
Just a home lovin’ body, who wants
somebody to want nobody but her;
lyric by Syl. Hosman, music by
Charley Berry. © Dec. 17, 1928;
2 c. Dec. 31; E pub. 2420; Berry-
Hosman music co., Salem, Mass.
1115
Just a little blue; words and music
by s. Huesmith. Cyidgic. shanieadae
1929; EK unp. 2703; Sidney Herbert
Smith, Dallas. 1116
Just a rose from heaven; words and
music by M. Muller. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Jan. 28, 1929;
E unp. 3169; Marion Muller, Belle-
ville, N. J. 1117
Just after sunrise; words and music
by Mary Zoller. © Jan. 28, 1929;
2c. Jan. 29; E pub. 3068;-Al Pian-
tadosi, New York. 1118
Just as the sun goes down; music and
words by EH. W. Spindler, pf. ar-
rangement by Duke Baier. © Jan.
o2
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 24
15; 1929.;..2.:¢c., Jan. 1h; Bee
2728; Emmett William Spindler, Ft.
Wayne, Ind. 1119
Just a-thinking of you; words and
music by 8S. E. Brown; pf. and uku-
lele ace. New York, Frank Harding.
© Dec. 31, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1929;
E pub. 2198; Samuel E. Brown, New
York. 1120
Just for to-day; anthem-quartette or
cho., words by EH. R. Wilberforce,
music by Simpson-Blanchard ; mixed
voices, with organ or pf. aec. 4to.
© Jan. 24, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 1; E pub.
3127; Robin Ellis, Ridgefield Park,
hy 1121
Just for you; words and music by W.
Markowitz. [Words and melody
only]. ©-1 ¢..Jan. 9,.1929; E unp.
2643; William Markowitz, Los An-
geles. 1422
Just Frances and me and plane makes
makes three; words and music by
H. F. Boling. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Jan. 28, 1929; E unp.
3162; Hubert F. Boling, Ft. Caihoun,
Neb. T1238
Just keep a’ hoping; words and music
by J. Fowler. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Jan. 21, 1929; HB unp.
2989 ; Julia Fowler, San Francisco.
1124
Just learn to forget to remember; lyric
by Stanley Cohen, music by I. M.
Cohen and Fred Brunkhorst. ©1e.
Jan. 25, 1929; E unp. 3110; Irving
M. Cohen, Jersey City. 1125
Just lonesome and blue: words and
music by E. Brown. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Jan. 28, 1929;
E unp. 3168; Ethel Brown, Solomon
Ville, Ariz. 1126
Just nothing; by Len Fillis and Syd
Bright, of Great Britain ; tenor banjo
solo, with pf. acc. © Dec. 19, 1928;
1c. Jan. 7,° 1929: BS forsee:
Hawkes & son (London) Itd., Lon-
don. 1127
Just sing a song; words and music by
Eddie Leonard, Carlton Kelsey “ee
y
Val Burton. [Words and melo
only] ©1c. Jan. 31, 1929; E unp.
3325; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
1128
Just smile your blues away; words
and music by L. Gillespie. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Jan. 28,
1929; E unp. 3154; Lucille Gillespie,
Waco, Tex. 1129
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
Just suppose that you and I wouid
meet again; ballade de _ fox-trot,
words and music by B. E. McCarver.
© 1e¢. Jan. 2, 1929; E unp. 2448;
Bamboo Edward McCarver, Chicago.
1130
Just waitin’ for you; lyrics and music
by B. Whitney and Dick Morris. ©
1c. Jan. 21, 1929; E unp. 2981; Beth
Whitney, Salt Lake City. p be Fea
Just with you; words by Harry Krue-
ger, music by T. Hilgendorf; pf. and
ukelele ace. © Dec. 31, 1928; 2 ec.
Jan, 2, 1929: Ki pub. 2392; Ted ‘Hil-
gendorf, Milwaukee. 1132
Kansas; words by K. R. Mixer, music
by Estella Hall Reade; pf. ©1e«.
Jan. 17, 1929; E unp. 2994; Kate
Ray Mixer, Ellis, Kan. 1133
Kapena; waterfall song, words and
music by Charles E. King; solo or
mixed voices. Honolulu, T. H.,
Chas. E. King. © Jan. 2, 1929; 2c.
Jan. 8; E pub. 2326; Frances H.
King, Honolulu. 1134
KKarnevals-marsch; by Fritz Hanne-
mann, of Germany; orch. pts., with
pf. direction. 4to. © Oct. 10, 1928;
i e.Aan ti, 1929: Bb for. 2266: BP. J.
Tonger, Cologne, Germany. 1185
Katherine Lou; words and music by
Dorothy Garrison and Billie Heger.
© 1c. Jan. 28, 1929; E unp. 3228;
Dorothy Margaret EnEHarl, Anaheim,
Calif. 1136
Kaun (Hugo) Idyll; von H. Kaun, of
Germany, op. 124, no. 5; violoncello
and pf.. © Nov. 8, 1928; 1 c. Jan.
11, 1929; E for. 2233; Amsel-verlag,
Berlin-Stidende, Germany. 1137
Intermezzo; von H. Kaun, of Ger-
many, op. 124, no. 2; violoncello and
pf. ‘© Nov: 8, 1928 ; 1 ‘Ee Wan) 11,
1929; E for. 2930 : Amsel-verlag, Ber-
lin-Siidende, Germany. 1138
— Walzer; von H. Kaun, of Ger-
many, op. 124, no. 4; violoncello and
i. Uy Nov. Sato he san, tt
1929; E for. 2232; Amsel-verlag,
Berlin-Siidende, Germany. 1139
Keep your chin up; words and music
by R. M. Keller. © Dec. 29, 1928;
2c. Dec. 29; E pub. 2269; A. Fassio,
New York, and R. M. Keller, Brook-
lyn. 1140
Keiner wusste, dass Auguste; text von
Ernst Grund, musik von Max Fliess,
of Germany. © Nov. 1, 1928; 1c.
as)
1151
Jan. 7, 1929; E for. 1895; Rondo-
verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 1141
Kérdezd meg az _ illatozo ibolyat;
tango-blues, szOvegét irta: Szilagyi
Laszlo, zenéjét szerzette: Zerkovitz
Béla, of Hungary. © Mar. 7, 1928;
1 ec. Dee. 7; E for. 13857; Kalman
Nador, Budapest, Hungary. 1142
Kiddies kabaret;. words by Bernie
Grossman, music by Sverre Hlsmo
and Art Sizemore; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Jan.,21.,1929: 2 enJan. 2:
E pub. 2942; Harold Rossiter music
co., Chicago. 1143
Kidnapping; words and music by J.
M. Gates. [Words and melody only]
©1e. Jan. 11, 1929; E unp. 2678;
P. C. Brockman, Atlanta. 1144
Kinek a sz0ke, kinek a barna...;
szovegét irta: Farkas Rezso, zenéjét
szerzették: Hubai Albert és Voroés
Feri, both of Hungary. © Oct. 10,
192% 5«2 er Dec.)F, 1928 :-E) for, das ;
Kalmin Nador, Budapest, Hungary.
1145
King (The) of heaven waits outside;
hymn, words by Lizzie DeArmond,
music by D. M. Shanks. © Jan. 15,
1928 ; 2 c. Dec. 17; E pub. 2804; Rob-
ert Emmet Winsett, Chattanooga.
1146
King (The) of queens; words and mu-
sic by C. J. Sinning. © Oct. 1, 1928;
Ze. Jani |25,1929;°E pub.: 2997;
Charles J. Sinning, Brooklyn. 1147
Kiss me and then forget me; deutscher
text von Kurt Schwabach u. Willy
Rosen, music by Charles W. Dimdé,
arr. by Charles Christoph, both of
Germany; orch. pts. 4to. © Oct. 24,
1928; 1 ¢. Jan. 11, 1929; BE for. 2236;
Edition Meisel & co., G. m. b. H., Ber-
lin. 1148
Kisses ; words by Rush Duer, music by
P. Kobbé.. © 1 ec. Jan. 10, 1929; E
unp. 2652; Philip Kobbé, inc., New
Work. 1149
Kleine musiken und kantaten; bearb.
von Walter Rein, of Germany; [for
voices and various instruments] 4to.
©: Oct: Uz A928 ; 21..e:\ Jans 871929 :
E for. 2060; Georg Kallmeyer verlag,
Wolfenbiittel, Germany. 1150
Kleine suite; von Sigfrid Walther
Miiller, of Germany, op. 20, nr. 3;
klavier; in E moll. 1. Préludium.
[4 others] © Dee. 17, 1928; 1 ¢.
Jan. 2, 1929; E for. 1980; Breitkopf
& Hartel, Leipzig. 1151
1152
Kleines (Kin) hauschen; wochenend
im Paddelboot, text u. musik von
Rolf Roeder, of Germany. © Oct.
G9), LOLS 3 OC. Sa ei Oe, Loc LOT.
1897; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 1152
Klosterglocken ; zwolf geistliche lieder
im volkston, ein, zwei-u. dreistimmig
mit orgel-harmonium-oder klavier-
begleitung, von Simon Breu, of Ger-
many. 4to. © Oct. 27, 1928; 1 «¢.
Jan. 11, 1929; B® for. 2262; H. Sturtz,
a. g., Wtirzburg, Germany. 1153
Knotting (The) song; words by
Charles Sedley, music by Henry Pur-
cell, of Great Britain, arr. by Er-
nest Reeves, of Great Britain; in F
and D. © Jan. 18, 1929; 1 ¢ Jan.
29; E for. 2858; Walsh, Holmes: &
co., 1td., London. 1154
Knowing your face I’ll see a twilight
wish; lyric and music by Caro
Roma. (Cover-title:—A twilight
wish.) © Dee. 31, 1928; 2 c. Dee.
31; E pub. 2428; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 1155
Kogen (Harry) Four characteristic
moods; op.16;pf. 1. Gay. [3 others]
© 1c. Jan. 26, 1929; E unp. 3117;
Harry Kogen, Chicago. 1156
—— Fugue; op. 14; pf.; in F min. ©
1 ¢«. Jan. 26, 1929; EH unp. 3118;
Harry Kogen, Chicago. 1157
Komm’ ins gritine, Karoline; foxtrot
aus Wann und wo, texte von Her-
man Haller, Willi Wolff und Ridea-
mus, musik von Walter Kollo, of
Germany. ‘© Aug. 24, 1927; 1 ce.
Jan. 7, 1929; E for. 1928; Rondo-
verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 1158
Komm mit mir nach Venedig; text
von Willy Prager und Max Hansen,
musik von M. Hansen, of Germany,
arr. by Willy Geisler. © Sept. 9,
ATL ce. san, T;"1920°9 i Ton Tos
Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
1159
Konzert des-dur; ftir trompete-solo u.
klavier, von Paul Wiggert, of Ger-
many, op. 50, bearb. von Franz
Herbst, of Germany. © July 31,
1928; 1c. Jan.'8, 1929; E for. 2068;
Rtihle & Wendling, Leipzig. 1160)
Kralju vijekova; zbirka izabranih
hrvatskih erkvenih pjesama; saku-
pile i izdale sestre Klanjateljice
dragocijene krvi; za dva glasa. 8vo.
© Jan. 9, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Jan.
12; AA 6612; Sisters Adorers of the
most precious blood, Chicago. 1161
o4
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. II, n. S., v. 24
Krause mit dem saxophon; text und |
musik von Hermann Abendroth, of
Germany. © Oct. 15, 1928; 1 ¢. Jan.
7, 19629; E tor. 19889; Rondo-verlag,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 1162
L. D. D. (The) music course; by L.
L. Dean; pf. pt. 4, lessons. no. 37—
48. © Sept. 4, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 15,
1929; aff. Feb. 6; AA 8828; Lily L.
Dean, Falls Village, Conn. 1163
La-hoota-boota-coota-mamasseta; Cu-
ban comedy song, words and music
by Cliff Friend. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Jan. 26, 1929; E unp.
3122; Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
1164
Laddies; words by Edgar Guest, mu-
sic by H. Kogen, op. 17. © 1c. Jan.
26, 1929; E unp. 3119; Harry Kogen,
Chicago. 1165
Ladies (The); or, I learned about
women from ’er, poem by Rudyard
Kipling, music by Frank Crumit;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Dec. 1, 1928;
2c. Jan. 15, 1929; E pub. 2982; F.
B. Haviland pub. co., New York.
1166
Lady Caprice; novelette nouveau, by
Kilsel Holt; pf. © Jan. 2, 1929;
2c. Jan. 4; E pub. 2566; Century
music pub. co., New York. 1167
Lady Graceful; danse de salon, by
Hilsel Holt; pf. © Jan. 2, 1929;
2c Jan. 4; E pub. 2703; Century
music pub. co., New York. 1168
Lady in blue; words and music by I.
H. Lebling. [Words and melody:
only] © 1 e. Jan. 17, 1929; ‘Hounp.
2880; Isabelle Horan Lebling, Cleve-
land. 1169
Lake (A) and a fairy boat; words by
Thomas Hood, music by Chris M.
Edmunds, of Great Britain; sop.
and alto voices. 4to. © Dec. 38,
1928: 2 @« Jan. 14, 1929; EH pub.
2694; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
1170
Lake Morey; waltz ballad, words and
music by M. E. Garvin. © Jan. 2,
1929; 2c. Jan. 7; E pub. 2585; Min-
na HK. Garvin, Newton, Mass. 1171
Lamb (The) ; 2 pt. cho., poem by Wil-
liam Blake, music by Daniel Pro-
theroe; sop. and alto, with organ or
pi. ace. 4to. ‘© Tan: Tarag2o tien.
Jan: :-26:. E pub; “29737 Henny aT,
FitzSimons, Chicago, 1172
Lamp (A), a chair and a cigarette;
words and music by Roy Turk and
Fred E. Ahlert. [Words and mel-
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
1194
ody only]
unp. 2555: De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, ine., New York. 1173
Lamplit (The) hour; 2 pt. song, lyric
by Thomas Burke, music by Arthur
A. Penn, arr. by George J. Trin-
aus. 4io...,© fan 24, 19295)..2.,¢.
Jan. 24; E pub. 2989; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 1174
Lancastria; march, by Thomas Gooch,
of Great Britain; band pts. 4to.
© Nov. 29; 1928; 1 c. Jan. 16, 1929;
E for. 2187; Boosey & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 1175
Land (The) of Nod; by Grace Wins-
ton; pf. Lawrence, Mass., Bay
state music co. obl. Svo. © Dee.
29, 1928; 2 «. Jan. 2, 1929; E pub.
2156; Reginald K. Liversidge, Law-
rence, Mass. 1176
Larkspur; by Walter Rolfe; pf. ©
jan, 3G6,,.1929;: 2,e, Jan. 24:. FH) pub.
2878 ; Evans music co., Boston. 1177
Lass dem kind den luftballon; aus
Gruss an alle, text von Hans H.
Zerlett und Richard Rillo, musik
von Leo Leux, of Germany. © Oct.
Pete | C.. wan, 1¢, 1929-- Hy for.
1889; Rondo-verlag, g. m. b. h., Ber-
lin. 1178
Lass (The) of Richmond Hill; words
by Leonard McNally, melody by
James Hook, arr. with descant by
Geoffrey Shaw, of Great Britain.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions} © Jan. 15, 1929; 1 ¢. Jan.
15; E for. 2084; Novello & co., Itd.,
London. 1179
Last cent; by Claude Austin and Dave
Prince; pf. © Jan. 26, 1929; 2 «.
Jan. 26; E pub. 2976; Lewis music
pub. co., inec., New York. 1180
Last (The) lullaby; words and music
by E. M. Joseph, of Switzerland,
domiciled at Oakland, Calif. © 1.
Jan. 3, 1929; E unp. 2481; Elednore
M. Joseph, Oakland, Calif. 1181
Last prayer; sacred song, poem by
Christina Rossetti, mus:c¢ by Ernest
Mae Millan, of Canada; high, in E
mat. © Jan. 8, 1929: 2 ec Jan a4:
EK pub. 2617; Boston music Co.,
Boston. 1182
Laugh a bit and love a bit: words by
Herbert J. Brandon, music by Dex-
ter Stanton. 1. In A—2. In Cc. ©
Jans, 2), 1929; . 2) .¢. .each Jan: 25:
E pub. 2958; B. F. Wood music co..
Boston. 1183
a15)
© 1-c. Jan. 4, 1929; E | Laughing eyes; words by G. Folberth,
jr., music by Lee Turner. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Dec. 3,
1928; E unp. 3104; George Folberth,
jr., N. Olmsted, O. 1184
Laura soave; di Fabrizio Carosio, de
Antiche danze ed arie per liuto, di
Ottorino Respighi, riduzione per or-
chestrina con. pf. conduttore di Ar-
turo de Cececo, of Italy. pts. Ato.
© Dec. 27. 1928; 1c. Dee. 28; H
for. 1998; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
1185
Lavender thoughts; poem by Fred G.
Bowles, music by Granville Eng-
lish; high, in E flat. © Dec. 29,
1928; 2 ¢ Jan: 5, 1929; EH pub. 2275;
Boston music co., Boston. 1186
Lazy-bones; grotesque dance, by Guy
Franklyn, of Great Britain; pf. ©
IDs | 25 LO20 LT reso) any, Se ), We sfor.
1988; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
1187
Lead me, Lord; words from Psalms,
mus ¢c by S. 8S. Wesley, arr. by Lucy
Clark Street; women’s voices, organ
ace. 4to. © Jan. 8, 1929; 2 c. Jan.
2H pubs 245s) He We Gray “co.,
New York. 1188
Learn to find a smile; fox-trot, words
and music by O. W. Kerksieck. ©
Jan. 9,'1929;5 2°e) Jan. 12; EH pub.
2824; Otto W. Kerksieck, Eldon, Mo.
1189
Leb’ wohl mein schatz auf wieder-
seh’n! text von Fritz Oesterreicher,
musik von Marc Lavry, of Germany.
© Oct. 9, 1928; 1 ¢. Jan. 7, 1929; E
for. 1945; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. EI.,
Berlin. 1190
Lemont (Cedric W.) Rondino; se-
lected, ed., annotated and fingered
by J. M. Williams; pf. © Dec. 24,
1928 ;,,.2-¢.,, Dee hsh; E pubs 2622;
Boston music co., Boston. 1191
Léone; legend of the sea-pines, words
and music by S. H. Sargent; sop.
or ten.; in G. © Dec. 21, 1928; HE
unp. 2589: Stephen Harold Sargent,
Ph.ladelphia. 1192
Let him ramble—let him roam; words
by Jack Yellen, music by Milton
Ager. © Jan. 2, 1929; 2c. Jan. 3;
E pub. 2202; Ager, Yellen & Born-
stein, ine., New York. 1193
Let me remind you; slow fox-trot,
words and music by R. De Jimarra.
[Chords, single staff] © 1c. Dec«.
18, 1928; E unp. 2510; Ramon De
Jimarra, Detroit. 1194
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1195
Let me weep on your shoulder; from
Lady fingers, lyrics by Edward El-
iscu, music by Joseph Meyer; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Jan. 19, 1929;
2 e. Jan. 22: E pub: 3090; Harms,
inc., New York. 1195
Let’s drift down the stream together ;
words and music by Eddie Schoel-
wer [i. e., EH. H. Schoelwer. Chords,
single staff. Photostat] ©1ce Jan.
127°1929% "BH *unpe 272) Se hadward
Henry Schoelwer, Cincinnati. 1196
Let’s hurry; for fotoplay, by Hugo
Felix, ed. by D. Savino; pf. © Dec.
28, 1928; 2 c. Dec. 29; E pub. 2630;
Robbins music corp., New York.
1197
Let’s pretend; from Happy days, lyric
by Walter Craig, music by Leo Flan-
ders. © Dec. 27, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan. 2,
1929; EH pub. 2135; Sherman Clay &
co., San Francisco. 1198
Let’s sit and talk about you; from
Hello daddy, words by Dorothy
Fields, music by Jimmy McHugh;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Dec. 27,
1928: 2 ec Dee. 29; EH pub. 2175;
Mills music, inc. and Harms, ine.,
New York. 1199
Let Thy merciful ears, O Lord; collect
for the tenth Sunday ‘after Trinity,
music by Eric H. Thiman, of Great
Britain ; mixed voices. 4to. © Dec.
11, 19282 1c. Jan. 10; 1929: Wr for:
2018; Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow.
1209
Let you light shine all the time; hynin,
words by Herbert Buffum, music by
D; M.” Shanks. "©" Jan.” 15, #1928;
2c. Dec. 17; E pub. 2806; Robert
Emmet Winsett, Chattanooga.
1201
Leux (Leo) Die 2 Leo Leux-schlager ;
aus Grtiss und ktiss, text von Rob-
ert Gilbert u. Hans H. Zerlett, musik
von Leo Leux, of Germany. 1. Du,
komm mit mir nach Afghanistan.
[1 other], ©. Apr; 5, 1928; due. Jan.
7, 1929; E for. 1888; Rondo-verlag,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 1202
Lieber schatz, warum denn bés’ sein;
lied und tango, worte von Wilhelm
Sterk, musik von Willy Engel-
Berger, of Germany. © Sept. 15,
1928: 1 ec. Jan. 8, 1929; E for. 2072;
Edition Scala, Vienna. 1208
Liebesbriefe; lied und slow-fox, text
von Rideamus |[pseud. of Fr tz Oli-
ven], musik von José Padilla, of
Spain. © Nov. 20,°1928; 1° «dan.
06
pt. I, n. S., v. 24
11, 1929; E for. 2277; Josef Wein-
berger, Leipzig. 1204
Liebesgefitister ; intermezzo fiir klavier
u. violine, von Franz Drdla, of Aus-
tria, op. 212. © Aug. 27, 1928; 1 «.
Jan. 7, 1929; E for. 1910>"Ronde-
verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 1205
Liebeslied; aus Die dreigroschenoper,
nach dem Englischen des John Gay
bearb. von Bert Brecht, musik von
Kurt Weill, of Germany. © Nov.
20, 1928; 1-c: Jan.-7, 1929: EP tor
2014; Universal edition actiengesell-
schaft, Vienna. 1206
Liebestraum; worte von Friedrich
Schwarz, musik von G. Becce, of
Italy, op. 20, fiir gesang und klavier
mit violine bearb. von Otto Linde-
mann. (Cover title:—Réve
d’amour) © Feb. 18, 1928; 1 e¢.
Nov. 19; E for. 2073; Hd. Bote &
G. Bock, Berlin. 1207
Lied (Das) der Bremen; worte yon
E. G. Freiherrn vy. Hitinefeld, musik
von Hugo Hirsch, of Germany. ©
June 16, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 7, 1929; H
for. 1909; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 1208
Life (The) beyond; sacred song,
words and music by Hdna F. Sin-
clair, of Canada. ‘Toronto, Canada,
Whaley, Royce & co., ltd. © Jan.
14, :-1929;: 1 ¢. Jan. 16; BH for, 217;
Edna F. Sinclair, Stouffville, On-
tario, Canada. 1209
Life eternal; Easter cantata, text from
the Holy Scriptures, music by Nor-
wood Dale; for soli, cho., and organ.
4to. © Jan. 21, 1929; 2 ¢* Janae,
E pub. 2984; Theodore Presser Co.,
Philadelphia. 1210
Lifeboat (The) man; words and
music by Louis Drakeford [i. e. L. H.
Drakeford] of Great Britain. ‘©
1 ec. Jan. 30, 1929; E unp. 3303;
Lewis Henry Drakeford, London.
1211
Life’s experience; words and music
by L. O. Bryan. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Jan. 28, 1929; EH unp.
3164; Lee O. Bryan, Rhinelander,
Wis. 1212
Light (The) on the staircase; words
and music by S. S. Henwood.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
Jan. 24, 1929; E unp. 3062; Samuel
Stephen Henwood, Cleveland. 1213
Like the big pots do; comedy song
fox-trot, words and music by abe
Long, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
1236
with banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Jan. 14,
929 52 e: Janes 5. Hy £orie2369 ;sW
Lawrence Wright music co., London.
1214
Lilliukalani; words and music by
L. Geiger. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dec. 13, 1928; E unp. 2436;
Lillian Geiger, Cleveland. 1215
Lily of the valley; by George Parker,
of Great Britain, op. 7, no. 6; pf.
re) Slant, 2ty 1929-2 \e.f.Jan. 2531)
pub. 2948; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston. 1216
Linda; words and music by Vee
Doherty. © 1 ¢. Jan. 15, 1929; E
unp. 2811; Vera Doherty, New
York. 1 tg
Linda; words by Charles Tobias and
Harry Tobias, music by Al Sher-
man. [Words and melody only] ©
ee dan. 22, 1929 “Hi “unp. 3028 ;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 1218
Lindy-hop; fox-trot, words by S. C.
Bullard, music by D. A. Cooper, of
Great Britain. © 1c. Jan. 18, 1929;
EK unp. 2912; SS. Clifton Bullard,
New York. 1219
Listen and your heart will tell; from
Happy days, lyrics by Walter Craig,
music by Leo Flanders. © Dec.
ae, 29287 2 ec. Jan. 2, 1929; HE pub.
2137; Sherman, Clay & co., San
Francisco. 1220
Listen to the brook; by M. Olson, of
Sweden, domiciled at Chicago; pf.
© 1c. Dec. 17, 1928; E unp. 3101;
Melker Olson, Chicago. 12371.
Little baby curls; words by Howard
Johnson, music by Robert King and
Jesse Greer; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by A. J. Franchini. © Jan. 22,
1929; 2 el osan: 23)! |B pubs 2912 ;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 1222
Little girl of mine; words and music
by W. lL. Herron. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Jan. 31, 1929;
E unp. 3333; Warren L. Herron,
Gulfport, Miss. 1223
Little humoresque; by Frances Terry;
pir © Jan. 16, 1929;,237..Jan, 18;
E pub. 3060; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 1224
Little imp of mischief; words and
music by George Nobbs. © Jan. 7,
1929; 2 c. Jan. 8; E pub. 2333; Elmo
Russ, New York. 1225
5)
Little Indian [and] Little dancer; by
John Alden Carpenter, arr. by Wil-
liam Strasser, of Czechoslovakia,
domiciled at New York; orch. pts.
with pf. conductor. © Aug. 20,
1928; 2 c. Aug. 31; E 698330; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 1226
Little knights and ladies; minuet
rococo, by Lucy Nord; pf. © Dec.
17, 1928; 2 c. Dec:.17; E pub. 2680;
Louis Retter music co., St. Louis.
Io
Little laddie; words and music by
Fred Rose; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Jan. 14, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 14; E pub.
2635; Harold Rossiter music co.,
Chicago. 1228
Little lady in blue; by Dorothy M.
Russell; pf. © Dee. 29, 1928; 2 «.
Jan. 5, 1929; E pub. 2271; Boston
music co., Boston. 1229
Little (The) log cabin; words by
M. T. Marschilock, music by T. E.
Tudor. ©i1c. Jan. 24, 1929; E unp.
3078; Mary Theresa Marschilock,
Oneta, N. Y. 1230
Little (The) match girl; by Beryl
Rubinstein; pf. © Dee. 7, 1928; 2 «¢.
Jan. 10, 1929; E pub. 2496; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 1231
Little mother, my sweetheart and pal;
lyric by Merrion D. Bright, music by
C. Bob Eastway [i. e. C. C. Hast-
way] [Words and melody only] ©
He Jan. 25, 1929. B. ynpised Ses
Clarence Charles Eastway, Milwau-
kee. 1232
Little Roxyette; novelty fox-trot, by
B. Fomeen and Jack Press, both of
Russia, domiciled at New York: pf.
© le. Jan. 29, 1929; E unp. 3268;
Basil Fomeen, New York. 1233
Little sweetheart; words and music by
G. Haacke, of Germany, domiciled
at Chicago. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Jan. 26, 1929; E unp.
3132; George Haacke, Chicago. 1234
Liturgical music for the holy com-
munion: altar book, set forth by
Joint commission on church music,
ed. by Wallace Goodrich. New York,
H. W. Gray co. © Oct. 6, 1928; 2 «.
Oct. 8; E pub. 2127; Joint commis-
sion on church music, Boston. 1235
Lo how a rose; English text by M. E.
Bother, music by Michael Praetor-
ius, arr. by Lucy Clark Street: wom-
en’s voices, organ ace. 4to. © Jan.
8, 1929; 2 ec. Jan. 9; E pub. 2458:
H. W. Gray co., New York. 1236
4237
Loch Lomond; by yon bonnie banks,
an’ by yon bonnie braes, traditional
Scots air, arr. for female voices, by
Pureell J. Mansfield, of Great Brit-
ain, op. 88, no. 1. 4to. © Dee. 18,
1928; 1c. Jan. 10, 1929; E for. 2019;
Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 1237
Londonderry (The) air; arr. by
Katherine K. Davis; pf. © Dee. 13,
1928" 2. e Jan. d9, 1929;.K) spub:
2759; EH. C. Schirmer music co., Bos-
ton. 1238
Lone pilot; march, by H. R. Hooper,
of Great Britain; reed and brass
band. pts. 4to. © Dee. 7, 1928;
1 ¢e. Dee. 21; E for. 1776; Hawkes
& son (London) Itd., London. 1239
Lone (The) star; words by H. E.
Snyder. [Words and melody only]
@ Lic: Jan. 28) 1929; °H. unp, sv ;
Harry E. Snyder, Dayton, O. 1240
Loneliness; meditation, by César
Borré, of Belgium, domiciled at New
York; organ. obl. Svo. © Dee. 31,
1928; 2 ¢. Jan. 3, 1929; E pub: 2199 ;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 1241
Loneliness; valse ballad, words by
Godfrey Williams, music by Everett
Lynton, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Jan. 5,
1929.-.1.e)Jan.,8; Hy for..2802..\Lawyw-
rence Wright music co., London.
1242
Lonely and blue; fcex-trot, lyrics by
A. Barber, music by M. Paul Man-
ganella; pf. and ukulele acc. ©1e.
Jan. 22, 1929: E unp. 3016; Alice
Barber, San Francisco. 12438
Lonely blues; words and music by A.
M. K. Jacobsen, of Norway, domi-
ciled at Seattle. ©1c. Jan. 3, 1929;
EH ounp. 2491; Annar Munthe Kaas
Jacobsen, Seattle. 1244
Lonely blues; words by M. Fuelling,
musie by Robert Van _ Sickle.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Jan. 14, 1929: EH unp. 2784; Merle
Fuelling, Fullerton, Neb. 1245
Lonely sweetheart; words and music
by F. Devine.. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Dec. 31, 1928: E unp.
2513; Ferdinand Devine, Amityville.
Ns eX. 1246
Lonesome; words by P. Keith, music
by Pearl Spalding Watters. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Jan. 2,
1929; H unp. 2463; Paul Keith, Hous-
ton. 1247
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
Lonesome for you; fox trot, words and
music by J. Cooper. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Jan. 12, 1929;
E ounp. 2726; Jcseph Cooper, Phila-
delphia. 1248
Lonesome hours; words and music by
Si Vargas [i. e. S. H. Vargas], of
Mexico, domiciled at St. Louis, Mo.,
arr. by’ H. Jackson. '‘©'2e) Jan14,
1929; E unp. 3149; Sergio H. Var-
gas, St. Louis. 1249
Lonesome yodelin’ blues; words and
musie by Roy Evans. pts.1&2. ©
1 e¢. Jan. 8, 1929; E unp. 2750; Co-
lumbia phonograph co., New York.
1250
Long ago; words by H. Simonsen, mu-
sic by Sylvester Long Cross. © 1 ©.
Jan. 29, 1929; E unp. 3259; Hillen
Simonsen, San Francisco. 1251
Longest (The) and shortest day; en-
core song, words by George Birds-
eye, music by Florence Turner-
Maley; high or med. voice. © Dec.
28, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1929; E pub.
2407; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
1252
Longing; ballad, words and music by
AL MM) Lerch. New > orks) fea
Harding. © Jan. 21, 1929; 2 ec. Jan.
24; E pub. 2916; Arminta M, Lerch,
Harpersville, O. 1253
Longing; words py H. Hckstein, music
by Robert Van Sickle. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Jan. 14, 1929;
BH unp. 2782; Henrietta Hckstein,
Oakland, Calif. 1254
Lord, I live in Thee; words by James
H. Miers, music by Hazel Ferrell
Adair. 1. High—-2 Tow.” © gan,
28, 1929; 2 c. each Jan. 30; H 3075;
R. L. Huntzinger, inc., New York.
1255
Lord (The) is my Shepherd; anthem,
words of Psalm 23, music by Tustin
Baker ; men’s voices, organ ace. 4to.
©:Jan. 8, 1929; 2 ce Jan. 9; Heapup.
2456; H. W. Gray co., New York.
1256
Lord (The) is my Shepherd; pastoral
prayer, words of Psalm 23, musie by
Maybelle Owens Strand; high key.
© Oct. 20, 1928; 2 c. Oct. 25; E pub.
2964; Maybelle Owens Strand, Two
Harbors, Minn. 1257
Lord (The) is my Shepherd; words
from the Bible, music by E. M. Jo-
seph, of Switzerland, domiciled at
Oakland, Calif. ©1c. Jan. 3, 1929;
FE unp. 2482; Eleiinore M. Joseph,
Oakland, Calif. 1258
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS -
no. 1, 1929
1281
Lord, oh Lord, look down upon us;
kyrie eleison, music by G. I. Will.
4to.. ©, Dec., 21,, 1928; 2 cc: Dee,.22;
BH pub. 2545; Grinton I. Will, Mama-
roneck, N.. Y. 1259
Lorenz’s Dulciana no. 4; collection of
organ voluntaries for church use
[collected] by Lorenz pub. co. ©
Dee. 31, 1928 ;;2 ec: and. aff. Jan. 7,
1929; AA 7034; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. - 1260
Lorita; by C. L. Sansone and J. Ri-
baud. [Melody only] © 1c. Jan.
21, 1929; E unp. 2956; Charles Lu-
ciano Sansone, Philadelphia, and
Joseph Ribaud, Jackson Heights,
ce. N.Y. 1261
Lost (The) chord; solo or duet, by
Arthur Sullivan, arr. by Calvin
Grooms; pts. for E flat alto, B flat
ten. and C melody saxophones, with
piy ace. © Jan. 2, 1929: 2 c¢. Jan.
4; E pub. 2571; Century music pub.
co., New York. 1262
Lost love; words and music by A. M.
Baldwin. © Jan. 25, 1929; 2 ec. Jan.
22; E pub. 3062; Anita M. Baldwin,
Santa Anita, Calif. 1263
Lost love; words by M. E. Livingston,
music by Sylvester Long Cross. ©
been Jan. tb, 1929: ..Kpunp, 2819;
Mary E. Livingston, Sedro Woolley,
Wash. 1264
Lota of the South Seas; South Sea
love song, words and music by Ir-
ving Caplan. © Jan. 24, 1929; 2c.
Jan. 25; E 2996; Caplan music pub.
co., New York. 1265
Lotus flower; gavotte, by G. HE.
Holmes; band pts. 4to. © Sept.
22, 1928; 2 ce. Dec. 26; E pub. 2318;
Charles L. Barnhouse, sr., Oska-
loosa, Ia. 1266
Louise; words and music by Al. Johns.
*[Words and melody only] © 1.
Jan. 28, 1929; E unp. 3183; Hughes
Bailey & co., inc., New York. 1267
Louisiana moon; words and music by
Earl Monroe; moledy with pf. acc.,
and refrain for voice and pf. ©
1 ¢@. Jan. 28, 1929; E unp. 3184;
Hughes Bailey & co., ine., New York.
1268
Love; words and musie by L. G. Lowe.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Jan. 21, 1929; E unp. 2960; Lillian
G. Lowe, Stotesbury, W. Va. 1269
Love built a little garden; words by
Herbert J. Brandon, music by
S771 9a 5 59
Charles Huerter. 1. In F—2. In A
flat. © Jan. 21, 1929; 2c each Jan.
25; E pub. 2960; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston. 1270
Love call; lyric and motif by S. G.
Handelsman, musical setting by G.
Greven. © 1c. Jan. 26, 1929: E
unp. 8120; Sara G. Handelsman, San
Francisco. 1271
Love (The) call; .words and melody
by N. C. Wilson, musical arrange-
ment by Agatha Turner. © 1 «@
gan. 18, 1929; E unp. 2913; Nellie
Cole Wilson, St. Helena, Calif. 1272
Love divine; lyric and music by Caro
Roma. ©' Jan: 21, 1929.52 e:. Jane
24; EH pub. 2991; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. PZT
Love divine; hymn, words and music
by E. F. Stanton. © Jan. 15, 1928;
2.@.. Dee. 17; .H spub. 2812; Robert
Emmet Winsett, Chattanooga. 1274
Love is like a punch in. the nose;
words by Billy Rose, music by Al
Jolson and Peter De Rose. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Jan. 25,
1929; EH unp. 3084; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. 1275
Love isn’t love any more; lyric by F.
D. Downey, music by M. Hamilton.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Dec. 27, 1928; E unp. 2751; Fairfax
D. Downey and Morris Hamilton,
New York. 1276
Love (The) lament; by Carlyon de
Lyle, of Great Britain; pf. © Dec.
2, 19283) te.) Jane! 19290 bor.
2012; Swan & co. (Music publish-
ers) Itd., London, P2T7
Love me long; musical comedy, book
and lyrics by J. Muldoon, music by
Joe Kempner. © 1c. Jan. 8, 1929;
D unp. 27426; Johnny Muldoon,
New York. 1278
Love me while the music plays; waltz,
words and music by Billy Hays;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Jan. 11,
1929; 2 @ Jan. 12; Epub: 2574;
Spier & Coslow, inc., New York.
1279
Love (The) pirate; words and music
by B: ‘Mi onns, ©) 1 ¢. Jan.’ 28,
1929: Ey ump. 3215; Berta: a. MM.
Johns, Orange Park, Fla. 1280
Lovely night in Spain; words by Ray-
mond B. Egan and Joe Goodwin,
musie by Larry Shay; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Jan. 28, 1929; 2 ec. Jan.
30; E pub. 3072; John S. Finck, inc.,
Detroit. 1281
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1282
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Lover’s (A) plaint; pt.-song, words by
Thomas Ford, music by Frank
Greenfield, of Great Britain; mixed
voices. 4to. © Jan. 18, 1929; 1 ¢.
Jan. 16; E for. 2211; W. Paxton &
co., Itd., London. 1282
Lover’s [!] still; words and music by
N. Barnes. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Jan. 21, 1929; E unp.
2961; Nellie Barnes, Lola, Ky.
1283
Love’s first kiss; theme song of A
woman of affairs, lyric by Raymond
Klages, music by William Axt and
David Mendoza. © Jan. 22, 1929;
2c. Jan. 23; E pub. 2887; Robbins
music corp., New York. 1284
Love’s soliloquy; words by Walt
Whitman, music by Robert W.
Manton, op. 22; sop. or ten. © Dec.
20, 1928; 2 ¢«. Jan: 19, 1929; E pub.
2758; E. C. Schirmer music Go.,
Boston. 1285
Love’s song; words by L. Scott, music
by Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Jan. 19, 1929; E unp.
2942; Lucille Scott, Osceola, Ia.
1286
Lu bacealaru da za Betta; lyric by
Giuseppe Artali, music by Giuseppe
Madonia, of Italy, domiciled at New
York. ©1c. Jan. 1%, 1929; E unp.
2905; Nettie Tesoriero, New York.
1287
Lu bummu ’talianu; versi di A. Criv-
ello, musica di A. Galasso, of Italy,
domiciled at Jersey City. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Jan. 14,
1929; E unpub. 2995; A. Crivello,
Brooklyn, A. Galasso, Jersey City,
and J. Clano, Woodside, L. I., N. Y.
1288
Lu suli scinni a mari; Cicilian [!]
dialet [!] song, versi di R. Madonia,
musica di N. Tesoriero. © 1c. Jan.
17, 1929; E unp.. 2906; Nettie
Tesoriero, New York. 1289
Lu zitaggiu di Carmela; words by
Giovanni De Rosalia, music by R.
De lLuea, of Italy, domiciled at
Brooklyn. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Jan. 29, 1929; E unp.
3272; Ralph De Luca, Brooklyn.
1290
Luana Lu; lyric by Mitchell Parish,
music by Lou Herscher; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Dec. 31, 1928; 2 ec.
Jan. 17, 1929; E pub. 2737; Gotham
music service, inc., New York. 1291
Lucke (Katharine E.) Prelude ;
organ. © Jan. 2, 1929; 2 ¢c. Jan. 3;
60
E pub. 2225; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 1292
Lucky strike; words and music by
Leon De Costa. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Jan. 12, 1929; E unp.
2722; Olive De Costa, New York.
1293
Lullaby; by M. HB. Bronson; melody
with pf. acc. © 1c. Jan. 21, 1929;
E unp. 3031; Margaret EH. Bronson,
Cincinnati. 1294
Lullaby (A); words by Patience
Worth, music by Irwin Fischer. ©
Dee. 21;° 1928; 2°. Jan. 1 ae2e.
E pub. 2776; Dean-Phillips, Chicago.
1295
Lully (—) Air; attributed to Lully,
transcribed by Arthur Hartmann;
violin and pf.; in G. © Dee. 27,
1928; 2c. Jan. 4, 1929; E pub. 2541;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
1296
Lussimpiccolo; canzone fox-trot, di
Vittorio Mascheroni, of Italy;
piccola orch. pts. 4to. © Jan. 2,
1929; 1 c. Jan. 9; E for. 1847; A. &
G. Carisch & c., Milan. 1297
Lussimpiccolo; canzone fox-trot, versi
di Peppino Mendes, musica di Vit-
torio Mascheroni, of Italy; pf. ©
Jan. 2;'1929% ree) Jan. 9) > hen
1858; A. & G. Carisch & ¢., Milan.
1298
Lutin (Le) de Glenmore; légende pour
orch., par Georges Brun, of France,
op. 105. 1. Partition.—2. Parties
separées, avee pf. conducteur. ©
Nov. 20, 1928; 1 ec. each Jan. 9, 1929;
E for. 2145; 2146; Henry Lemoine
et cie., Paris. 1299, 1300
Lyrisches salon-album; 48 leichte
compositionen fiir harmonium solo,
componiert von Hermann Wenzel,
of Germany. Dk. 1. Nov. 5,
1928; 1 ‘e/. Jan. 11, 1929; om
2245; Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 1301
Ma cherie petite baby doll; fox trot,
words by High Gear Bob: Stayton
fi. e. R. L. Stayton], music by Ray
Hibbeler. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Jan. 28, 1929; E unp. 3209;
‘Robert Louis Stayton, Los Angeles.
1302
McKinley (The) song; words and
music by W. Schuessler. Chicago,
Ill., William McKinley high school.
© Jan. 10, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 4; EF pub.
2477; William Schuessler, Chicago.
1303
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
1325
Madeleine; Dansk tekst: Alfred
Kjerulf, musik: Sidney Mills and
Howard Brown, both of Denmark;
nme) Dec: 29, 1928; 1 c. Jan.12,
1929; E for. 2208; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. 1304
Madelon...! lied und blues, worte von
A. Steinberg-Frank, music von Henry
Love, of Austria. © Mar. 20, 1928;
1 ec. Jan. 8, 1929; E for. 2070; Edi-
tion Scala, Vienna. 1305
Madonna bruna; canzone-tango, di
Vittorio Mascheroni, of Italy; pic-
cola orch. pts. 4to. © Jan. 2, 1929;
dice Jan. 9; Befor, 1843 37 A.i:& :G.
Carisch & c., Milan. 1306
Madonna bruna; canzone-tango, versi
di Peppino Mendes, musica di Vit-
torio Mascheroni, of Italy; pf. ©
ame 22 1929>- de<es. dans Oy Hyfor.
1860; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
1307
Madre (Mother); Spanish waltz bal-
lad, words and music by J. M.
Penman. (©). Jan, .3,.1929;.2 ¢... Dec.
27, 1928; E pub. 2460; José M.
Peman, Los Angeles. 1308
Madchen (Das) am Bodensee; walzer-
lied, von P. Miiller; 1°‘ B flat cornet.
© 1c. Jan. 19, 1929; E unp. 2935;
Peter Miiller, Philadelphia. 1309
Magara vagyom .. .; tango, szOvegét
irta: Ilniczky Laszlo, zenéjét szer-
zették: Hubai Albert és Voroés Feri,
both of Hungary. © Dee. 17, 1927;
1. ec. Dec. 7, 1928; E. for. 1364;
Kalman Nador, Budapest, Hungary.
1310
Magie moonlight; selection from the
musical comedy. by Wm. Morris,
arr. by W. D. Moyer; banjo band.
© Dee. 26, 1928; 2 c. Dec. 28; E pub.
1978 ; Don Santos, Rochester, N. Y.
1311
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis in EH
flat; words from the Bible, music by
Herbert M. Butcher; mixed voices,
with organ ace. 4to. © Oct. 6, 1928;
2 ec. Oct. 18; E 2817; Wm. E. Ash-
mall & co., Boston. 1312
Mahnung; minnerchor, a cappella,
words by Georg Reich, music by Paul
Lefmann, of Germany, op. 39, no. 2.
wi (GC) Oct. 15,1928. 1-¢. Jan.’ 11:
1929; E for. 2264; P. J. Tonger, Co-
logne, Germany. 1313
Maid (A) churning; by Bainbridge
Grist; * pr "© “Dec.” 22, tsz8 * 2 cc.
Jan. 10, 1929; E pub. 2521; Carl
Fischer, inec., New York. 1314
Mailied; text von Goethe, musik von
H. Behr. © Jan. 23, 1929; 2 c. Jan.
26; E pub. 3033; Herman Behr, New
York. 1315
Majestic waltz of love; words by Wil-
liam Hibbard, music by O. D. Kin-
caid. © 1c. Jan. 9, 1929; E unp.
2638; Owen David Kincaid, Chicago.
1316
Make room in -your. heart; hymn,
words by Ada Powell, music by R. E.
Winsett. © Jan. 15, 1928; 2 ¢. Dec.
17; E pub. 2807; Robert Emmet
Winsett, Chattanooga. - 1317
Malke (A) ohn a meilach; from the
musical comedy, words and music by
I. Lillian and Benjamin L. Blanc.
2% 8 JAN TDS y)
© Oct. 26, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 3; E pub.
334; Isidor Lillian, Brooklyn. 1318
Mama’s shortenin’ bread; words and
music by Eddie Leonard and Jack
Stern. [Words and melody only]
©1e. Jan. 26, 1929; E unp. 3123;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 1319
Mammy’s lullaby; words by Frederick
Firth, music by Jack Thompson, of
Great Britain. © Jan. 16, 1929;
1c. Jan. 24; E for. 2344; Chappell
& co., ltd., London. 1320
Man braucht ja so wenig um gliticklich
zu sein; fox trot, text von Otto
Stransky, musik von Fis. A. Bach-
Robiloff, of Germany; orch., with pf.
direction. 4to. © Aug. 10, 1928;
1c. Jan. 8, 1929; E for. 2056; Oskar
Seifert, Eppendorf, Germany. 1821
Manolita; paroles de R. Chamfleury,
musique de José Sentis, of Spain.
© Nov. 20, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 9, 1929;
E for. 2108; Editions musicales
Evette, Paris. 1322
Man’s (A) man; from Follow thru,
words and music by B. G. DeSylva
[pseud. of George Gard De Sylva],
Lew Brown, and Ray Henderson.
[Words and melody only] ©1«
Dee. 29, 1928; E unp. 3235; DeSylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
1323
March of the bull frogs; fantastic
patrol, by Willy B. Stahl, arr. by
Walter C. Schad; orch., with pf.-
organ conductor. © Jan. 17, 1929;
2 ec. Jan. 21;' H pub. 2885; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 1324
March of the classes ; by M. L. Preston ;
pf. duet. © Dec. 14, 1928; 2c. Dee.
15; E pub. 2387; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 1325
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Marcha dos soldadinhos desafinados ;
di Oscar Lorenzo Fernandez, of
Brazil, .op., 55,, Repl gupie iO) Dec) 27,
$28: Les, Dee) 2528) fOr. (ol sr.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 1326
Marchande (La) de fleurs; par Denis
Dupré, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Jan.) 28, A922 bce Nov. 30), 1928 ;
H, for. 20277, .A.) Hammond &co;,
London. 132%,
Marche humoristique; par Michel Ro-
mano, of Italy; pf. conductor. 4to.
© Nov. 20, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 9, 1929;
EK for. 2091; M. Romano, Antibes,
France. 1328
Marche orientale; by Vera Buck, of
Australia ; pf. © Nov. 22, 1928; 1 e.
Jan. 14, 1929; KE for. 2047; Allan &
£0., proprietary itd., Melbourne, Aus-
tralia. 1329
Mariette; ou, Comment on écrit Vhis-
toire, comédie musicale en 4 actes,
de Sascha Guitry, musique de Oscar
Straus, of Austria. Partition pf. et
chant. © Nov, 15,.1928*"1 c.” Dec.
19; D for. 274238; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 1330
Mariuccia; words by Larry Perry
[pseud. of L. Perricone], music by
Coloman Katona. © 1 c¢« Jan. 9,
1929; E unp. 2645; Lawrence Perri-
cone, St. Louis. 133i
Marquisette; gavotte, by A. W. Lan-
sing; pf., 4 hands. © Jan. 23, 1929;
2 c. Jan. 25; E pub. 3021; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 1332
lyrics by M. Sun-
Shine, music by Howard Mott.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e¢.
Jan. 15, 1929; E unp. 3040; Marion
Sunshine, New York. 1333
Mary Jane; words and musie by F. J.
Lynch. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Jan. 23, 1929; E unp. 3049;
Frank Joseph Lynch, New York.
1334
Mary’s not old fashioned any more;
lyrics by M. Sunshine, music by
Howard Mott. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Jan. 4, 1929; E unp.
3041; Marion Sunshine, New York.
1835
Maschinist Hopkins; oper in eitem
vorspiel, drei akten und zwé6lf bil-
dern, von Max Brand, of Austria,
op. 11, klavierauszug mit text von
Erwin Stein, of Austria. © Dee.
13, 1928 ° ive Van. (C.D. tor, 2iaege,
Universal edition a. g., Vienna.
Marvelous child;
pt. 11, DWS., y. 24
Mass in honor of The little flower;
words from the liturgy of the Cath-
olic church, music by T. Francis
Burke; unison or two-part cho. 4to.
© Jan. 19, 1929; 2c. Jan. 24; E pub.
2905; McLaughlin & Reilly co., Bos-
ton. 1337
Massa-choo-setts ; words and music by
Dave Ringle; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Jan. 9, 1929; 2c. Jan. 10; E pub.
2482; Shapiro, Bernstein & ¢co., ine.,
New York. 1338
Mater dolorosa; versi di F. Amodio,
musica di Remo D’ Alba. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Jan. 25,
1929; E unp. 3093; Frank Amodio,
Brooklyn. 1339
Mauna Loa; words and music by Jack
Scholl and Irving Mills; pf. aee.
with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. ©
Dee. 21, 1928; 2 c. Jan) 14, 1929;
HK pub. 2667; Gotham music service,
inc., New York. 1340
Mavis (The) ; pt.-song for choir, music
by H. Purcell, arr. by Hugh S. Rob-
erton, of Great Britain; mixed
voices. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Jan. 2, 1929: 1 «
Jan. 17; E for. 2086; Joseph Wil-
liams, Itd., London. 1341
Max Reger; eine auswahl seiner
werke fiir harmonium, mittelsechwer
bearb. von Karl Hoyer, of Germany.
© Nov. 5, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 11, 1929;
E for. 2247; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
1342
Maxicana; words by J. Brockman, mu-
sic by J. Brockman and Gus Kd-
wards. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Jan. 30, 1929; E unp. 3317;
James Brockman, Los Angeles. 1343
Mayarina; cancion costefa, letra y
musica de S. Gonzalez, of Mexico,
domiciled at Chicago. [Photostat]
© 1c. Jan. 30, 1929; E unp. 3309;
Salome Gonzalez, Chicago, Ill. 1344
Maybe you’re gonna be sorry; words
and muSic by C. J. Kann. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Jan. 2,
1929;'E unp. 2492; Carl Joseph
Kann, Guttenberg, Ia. 13845
Mazel tov; lyric and music by L. Satz.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Jan. 30, 1929; E unp. 3298; Ludwig
Satz, New York. , 1346
Mazurka di bravura; by Richard
Krentzlin, of Germany, op. 129; pf.
© Dec. 14, 1928; 2 e. Dec. 15; E pub.
2377; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 1347
62
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
1371
Me and my girl friend Lou; words by
W. E. Story, music by E. 8S. Wilkins.
© 1c. Jan. 7, 1929; BE unp. 2577;
Edith Story Wilkins, Pittsburg,
Calif., and William Edmund Story,
Antioch, Calif. 1348
Me and my little banjo; words and
music by M. H. R. Cook. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Dee. 11,
1928; E unp. 2441; Mary Hunger-
ford Robinson Cook, Watsonville,
Calif. 1349
Mean to me; words and music by Roy
Turk and Fred E. Ahlert. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Jan. 5,
1929; E unp. 2556; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc., New York. 1350
Meditation; [poem by] J. Krishna-
murti, fOr en rost och piano, kom-
ponerad av E. Cajanus, of Sweden.
© Jan. 22, 1929; 1 c. Jan. 24; E for.
2314; Einar Cajanus, Stockholm,
Sweden. 1351
Meet me in Chicago town; words and
music by J. M. Callju. © 1c. Jan.
29, 1929; E unp. 3267; Joseph M.
Callju, Rockford, Il. 152
Meeting and parting; words and music
by George Pelling. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Jan. 28, 1929;
E unp. 3185; Hughes Bailey & co.,
inc., New York. 1353
Melancholy; for fotoplay, by Hugo
Felix, ed. by D. Savino; pf. ©
Dec. 28, 1928; 2 ce. Dec. 29; E pub.
2628: Robbins music corp., New
York. 1354
Melodic fgundation studies for violin
beginners; by Russell Webber. ©
Jan. 23, 1929: 2 c. and aff. Jan. 25;
AA 7726; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 1355
Melodische ettiden: von Fr. Burgmiil-
ler, neue instruktive ausgabe von
Theodore Wiehmayer, of Germany;
pf. v. 1, op. 100.—v. 2, op. 109—
v. 8, op. 105. © Aug. 7, 1928; 1 ¢.
each Jan. 11, 1929; E for. 2240-—
2242; Heinrichshofen’s verlag, Mag-
deburg, Germany. 1356-1358
Memories; by Anna Priscilla Risher;
violin and pf. © Dec. 14, 1928; 2 «.
Dec. 15; E pub. 2356; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 1359
Memories; by David C. Brooks; pf.
Lawrence, Mass., Bay state music
co. © Dec. 29, 1928; 2 c Jan. 2,
1929; E pub. 2157; Reginald K.
Liversidge, Lawrence, Mass. 1360
63
Memories; valse, by I. Turnbull; pf.
©1e. Nov. 15, 1928; BH unp. 2757;
Isabella Turnbull, Saranac Lake,
ING ee 1361
Memories; words and music by W. O.
Wesner. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Jan. 28, 1929; E unp. 3159;
William O. Wesner, Tower City, Pa.
1362
Memories of Picardy ; from Hollywood
music box revue, lyrics and music
by Carlton Kelsey, Lupino Lane and
Val Burton. © Jan. 26, 1929; 2 ¢.
Jan. 29; E pub. 3092; Harms, inc.,
New York. 1363
Memories of summer days; reverie,
by Hilsel Holt; pf. © Jan. 2, 1929;
2c Jan. 4; E pub. 2568; Century
music pub. co., New York. 1364
Memory; words by S. H. M. Byers,
music by Charles Wakefield Cad-
man; in G. © Dee. 14, 1928; 2 ¢.
Dec. 15; E pub. 2380; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 1365
Mem’ries of you; waltz, words and
music by Charlie Follansbee. ©
1 ce. Jan. 30, 1929; E unp. 3286;
Charles Lambert Follansbee, Wash-
ington. 1366
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob lLud-
wig Felix) Haster jubilate; proces-
sional, words, and arr. of music from
Mendelssohn, by M. C. Brown. 4to.
@) Jany) 34,4929: 2) ec. Jan. case"
pub. 3040; Margaret Coote Brown,
Buffalo. 1367
Notturno; aus Sommernachts-
traum, arr. von Leo Artok, of Ger-
many; salon-orch., with pf. conduc-
tor. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢ Dee. 22;
BH for. 1795; B.* Sehott’s’ 'sohne,
Mainz, Germany. 1368
—— On wings of song; arr. by W. F.
Ambrosio; violin and pf. © Dee.
2671192832) ¢. Jane.10, 1929 >) 2 pub:
2515; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
1369
Menuet; by J. J. Mazzarino; violin
and pf.; in G. © 1.e:Jan.. 3,,41929,;
E unp. 2496; Jos. John Mazzarino,
Boston. 1370
Menuet; tiré de la suite d’orch.,
Masques et bergamasques, de Gabriel
Fauré, op. 112, transcription pour
violoncelle et pf. par Louis Fournier,
of France. © Nov. 20, 1928; 1 ec.
Jan. 9, 1929; E for. 2167; Durand et
cie., Paris. 1371
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1372
Menuet de concert; by Jan Hurst, of
Great Britain; pf. London, Row-
land’s. © Dec. 19, 1928; 1c. Jan. 2;
EH for. 1766; Solomon Rowland,
London. 1372
Menuett ; von Hugo Kaun, of Germany,
op. 124; no. 3; violoncello and pf.
© Nov. 8, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 11, 1929;
EK for. 2231; Amsel-verlag, Berlin-
Stidende, Germany. 1373
Menuetto; by Joseph Brinkman; pf.
© Jan. 7, 1929; 2 ec. Jan. 9; E pub.
2466; Clayton F. Summy ©o.,
Chicago. 1374
Mermaids; by Ella Ketterer; pf. ©
Dee. 14, 1928; 2 «. Dec. 15; E pub.
2360 Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 1375
Merry (The) countryside; for fotoplay,
by Hugo Felix, ed: by D. Savino; pf.
© Dee. 26, 1928 2 c. Dec. 27; E pub.
2625 Robbins music corp., New York.
1376
Merry (A) suite; by Jessie Furze, of
Great Britain; pf. 1. To market on
the mare. [4 others] Dee. 28,
1928; 1 ¢. Jan. 7, 1929; E. for. 1842;
Hdwin Ashdown, ltd., London. 1377
Message (The) of Christmas; Christ-
mas carol, words and musiec by J. A.
Meale, of Great Britain. ©1c. Jan.
Dl OZ9e > Hh np 2871s iden Arthur
Meale, Hatch End, Middlesex, Eng-
land. 1378
Mi ultima noche; vals, by Cirilo
Rodriguez, of Mexico, domiciled at
Chicago; pf. [Photostat] © 1 «
Jan. 12, 1929; E unp. 2716; Ignacio
M. Valle, Chicago. 1379
Michigan River blues; words and
music by Bert Mays. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dec. 20, 1928;
E unpub. 2998; State street music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 1380
Middle (The) way; words by T.
Mundy, music by Dawn Allen. © 1
e. Jan. 2, 1929; E unp. 2452; Talbot
Mundy, New York. 1381
Middlesex (The) hymn book; com-
piled by FEF. Winsor and John P.
Marshall, rev. by Arthur Motter
Lamb. Middlesex school. S8vo. ©
Nov. 29, 1928; 2 c. Dec. 14; aff. Dec.
13; A 2459; Frederick Winsor, Con-
cord, Mass. [© on new hymns and
changed tunes. 1382
Midland (The) prince; march, by H.
G. McMillan. ©1c. Jan. 21, 1929;
64
pt. 11, n. s., v.24 —
E unp. 3144; Hubert G. McMillan,
Leavenworth, Kan. ~ 1383
Midnight lagoon; Creole romance, by
Thurlow Lieurance; pf. ©. Jan. 23,
1929; 2 e. Jan. 25; E. pub. 3023;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
1384
Midsummer eve; serenade, by G. E.
Holmes; band pts., with solo B flat
cornet conductor. 4to. © Sept. 22,
1928; 2 c. Dec. 26; E pub. 2319;
Charles L. Barnhouse, sr., Oska-
loosa, Ia. 1385
Mignotise; intermezzo giocoso, scena
musicale per films cinematografiche,
riduzione per orcheStrina con pf. con-
duttore dell’ autore Ettore Monta-
naro, of Italy, op. 123. pts. 4to.
© Dec. 27, 1928; 1 c. Dec. 28; E for.
1785; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 1386
Miner’s blues; words and music by
F. Hutchison. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Jan. 17, 1929; E unp.
2896; Frank Hutchison, Big Creek,
W. Va. 1387
Minstrel (The) boy; [song], Irish air,
arr. with descant by Geoffrey Shaw,
of Great Britain. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Jan. 15,
1929: 1 ¢« Jan. 15; Bi sfor. 20.0.
Novello & co., Itd., London. 1388
Minuet; by Frances McCollin, bowing
by Lucius Cole; violin and pf.
Jan. 23, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 25; EH pub.
3018 ; Theodore Presser co., Philadel- .
phia. 1389
Minuet; by Sydney Marshaj]l; pf. ©
Dee. 21, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 17, 1929; EH
pub. 2775; Dean-Phillips, Chicago.
1390
Mio padre; tango de l’opérette Comte
Obligado, par Raoul Moretti, arr.
par Francis Salabert, of France;
orch. pts., with pf.-conductor, 1st
violin-conductor and words. ©
April 15,° 1928; 1 em@Mamwatcy
692089; Francis Salabert, Paris.
1391
Mirage; words by Florence Moore
Winston, music by H. L. Wendel.
© 1c. Jan. 2, 1929; H unp. 3001;
Hmma Louise Wendel, Trenton, N.
J., and Florence Moore Winston,
New York. 1392
Mirror dance; by William M. Felton ;
pf. © Dec. 14, 1928; 2 ce. Dec. 15;
E pub. 2379; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 1393
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
1417
no. 1, 1929
Miseremini; musique de Alexandre
Bigay; of France, ace. arr. pour
orgue par André Messier; chant et
orgue. © Mar. 10, 1928; 1 ¢. Apr.
9; E 689538; Choudens, Paris. 1394
Misery farm; words and music by C.
Jay Wallis, of Great Britain; pf.
and ukelele acc. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Jan. 2, 1929; 1
ce. Jan. 17; E for. 2087; Cambridge
music co., London. 1395
Missa pro defunctis ; music by E. Bot-
tigliero, arr. by Alexander Pero;
two voice cho., organ ace. 4to. ©
Dec. 31, 1928';'2' ce! Jan. 3, 1929; E
pub. 2188; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 1396
Missing you; words by Annabel Greer,
music by G. D. Moore; pf. and uke-
lele ace. [Photostat] © 1. Jan.
8, 1929; E unp. 3036; Grady D.
Moore, Nashville. 1397
Missing you so; waltz, words by O.
Sanchez, music by J. Valverde, of
Guatemala, domiciled at San Fran-
cisco. © 1c. Jan. 11, 1929; E unp.
3008; Oscar Sanchez and Jose Val-
verde, San Francisco. 1398
Mississippi moon; words and music by
T. Tronieri. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Dec. 31, 1928; E unp.
2411; Theodore Tronieri, Philadel-
phia. 1399
Mississippi muck; words and music by
K. B. O’Brien. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Jan. 2, 1929: E unp.
2447: Kenneth Bostwick O’Brien,
Minneapolis. 1400
Mr. Gay’s The beggars opera; with
new symphonies and acces. by Healey
Willan, of Canada. [Vocal sc.] ©
Dec. 28, 1928;5-1 ¢. Dec. 22; E for.
2044; Frederick Harris co., London.
1401
Mister Squirrel; lullaby, words by
James J. Montague, music by Carlyle
Davis. “©: Jane Ii 1929; 2 ce. TJan.
14; E pub. 2830; John Church co.,
Cincinnati. 1402
Mitternachtsspuk; intermezzo, von
Max Rhode, of Germany, op. 17;
orch. 4to. © Dee. 18, 1928; 1 ec.
Jan. 9, 1929; E for. 2004; Anton J.
Benjamin, Leipzig. 1403
Mmiez ’e pazze; versi di G. Amato,
musica di G. De Luea, of Italy, domi-
ciled at New York. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Jan. 28, 1929;
E unp. 3220; Gennaro Amato, Brook-
lyn. 1404
Mockingbird (The) love song; words
and music by Harry B. Rowe. ©
1 ec. Jan. 8, 1929; E unp. 2602;
Rowe, Byxbe & Rowe, Los Angeles.
1405
Moda (La) e li fimmini; versi di A.
De Simone, musica di S. Lunetta;
[Words and melody only] © Jan.
4, 1929; 2 c Jan. 5; E pub. 2278;
Andrea De Simone and Sisto Lu-
netta, New York. 1406
Modern (A) Cinderella; fantasy, by
Evan Marsden, of Great Britain; pf.
©) Jian. 21,:1929,; ile) Jan, 23.: Btor:
2345; Joseph Henry Larway, Lon-
don. 1407
Modern polka; by S. Kautz; pf. ©
i Ge dalle Oe WOeo JH AMD, 22, °
Steve Kautz, New York. 1408
Moissonneurs (Les); par Couperin,
arr. by Orlando Morgan, of Great
Britain; pf. © Dee. 28, 1928; 1 «.
Jan. 7, 1929; E for. 1841; Edwin
Ashdown, ltd., London. 1409
Monaco (il) sperduto; musica di
Paola Cittarella, of Italy, domiciled
at Philadelphia. [Melody only] ©
1e. Jan. 14, 1929; E unp. 2774; John
Clano, Woodside, L. I., N. Y. 1410
Monastery bells; nocturne, by Lefé-
bure-Wély, op. 54, arr. by R. E. Hil-
dreth. 4to. 1. Band.—2. Orch. ©
Dec. 8, 1928; 2 c. each Jan. 4, 1929;
E pub. 2264, 2265; Walter Jacobs,
ine., Boston. 1411, 1412
Monkey biznez; novelty pf. solo by
Chas. L. Johnson. © Nov. 19, 1928;
2. ¢.,, Jan. 14,1929; "H pubs2 2641 :
Forster music publisher, ine., Chi-
cago. 1413
Monna Vanna; tango, worte von AI-
fred Gritinwald, musik von Carlo
Toscanini, of Italy. © Jan. 2, 1929;
Pe Jan. 253°R tora23s95. Drei, mas-
ken verlag, a. g., Berlin. 1414
Mooch (The); by Duke Ellington and
Irving Mills; pf. © Dec. 31, 1928;
Si, C..| ADs lilo, See DUD?) 2rool:
Gotham music service, inc., New
York. 1415
Moon (The); words by William Da-
vies, music by Roland Farley; med.
voice. © Dec. 28, 1928; 2 c. Jan.
4, 1929; E pub. 2409; G Schirmer,
inc., New York. 1416
Moon children; by Heinrich Gebhard ;
pL ‘© Dee. “13; 1928+ 2 *e Fan! '19,
1929; E pub. 2762; E. C. Schirmer
musie ¢co., Boston. 1417
65
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1418
pt. 1, n.s., v. 24
Moon Mullins; words and music by
Grace Ingram and George Hill; pf.
and ukulele ace, © Jan. 23, 1929;
2c. Jan. 23; E pub. 2891; Will Ros-
siter, Chicago, 1418
Moon. what are you seeing tonight?
words by HK. Myers, music by Sylves-
ter Long Cross. © 1 e¢. Jan. 29,
1929; E unp. 3257; Earl Myers,
Blachly, Or. 1419
Moonlight waltz; words and music by
J. KF. Holligan. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Jan. 14, 1929; E unp.
5760; John F. Holligan, Albany,
INS We 1420
More very young songs; from When
Wwe were very young, and Now we
are six, words by A. A. Milne, mu-
sic by H. Fraser-Simson. London,
Methuen & co. ltd. © Nov. 15,
1928; 1 ¢ Jan. 9, 1929; A—Foreign
int. 12299; Alan Alexander Milne,
London. 1421
Morena; tango, by Haydn Wood, of
Great Britain; orch. pts., with pf.
eonductor. (Jn Chappell’s orches-
tral journal) © Jan, 16, 1929; 1c.
Jan. 30; E for. 2376; Chappell & co.,
Itd., London. 1422
Morena; tango, by Haydn Wood, of
Great Britain; pf. © Jan. 10, 1929;
1 ey san il: EY fore 2Za07: Chappell
& co., Itd., London. 1423
Morgan (A.) day and night; march,
by D. G. La Banea; band. 4to.
Dec. 24, 1928; 2 c. Dec. 27; E pub.
2713; Arthur L. Morgan, St. Louis.
1424
Morning hymn; sunrise on Mont Blanc,
by Florence Neweli Barbour; pf.
Cyan 17. 1929282 sel melenn. eine ae,
pub. 2866; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 1425
Morning hymn (Morgan hymne);
quartet or cho., text by Robert. Rein-
ick, music by George Henschel,
adaptation and arr. by J. A. Parks;
male voices. 4to. © Jan. 1, 1929;
2c. Jan. 7; E pub. 2448; J. A. Parks
co., York, Neb. 1426
Morning skies; words and music by
T. EK. Evans. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Jan. 28, 1929; E unp.
3197; Thomas E. Evans, Olyphant,
Pa. 1427
Morning (The) star; choral by Phillip
Nicolai, arr. by Morten J. Luvaas;
treble voices, a cappelia. 4to. ©
66
Jan.,11, 1929;, 2..¢..Jan. 255. 5hpiie
2936; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
- 1428
Mosquito, fly and flea; words and mu-
Sic by V. Spivey. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Jan. 17, 1929; BE
unp. 2903; Victoria Spivey, New
York. 1429
Moss rose; by George Parker, of Great
Britain, op. 7, no, 3; pf. © paneer
1929; 2 «. Jan. 25; E- pub. 29453 B:
F. Wood music ¢o., Boston. 1430
Mot (Un) de toi; tango, paroles de
Pierre Bayle, musique de J. Bos, of
France. © Noy. 20, 1928; 1c. Jan.
9, 1929; E for. 2110; Editions
musicales Evetie, Paris. 1431
Mother; by F. S. Dunbar, of Canada.
[Words and melody only] ©1e
Dee. 3, 1928; E unp. 1761; Frances
S. Dunbar, Biggar, Saskatchewan,
Canada. 1432
Mother; words and music by E. Clark.
[Words and melody only] © 1«e
Jan- 7," 1929; EE unp.* 2579; Mithel
Clarke, i. e. Mrs. Harry Clark,
Cicero, Ill. 1433
Mother dear mine: lyric by Danny
Matin, music by M. Rosumny. © 1
e. Jan. 21, 1929; E unp. 2987; Max
Rosumny, Los Angeles. 1434
Mother I love just you; words and
music by L. W. Garrity. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Jan. 21, 1929;
EH unp. 2962; Larry W. Garrity,
Fremont, O. 1435
Mother. of mine; words by Enriqueta
C. Benefield, music by A. Aragona.
[Words and melody only] ©1e
Jan. 21, 1929; E unp. 2976; Andrea
Aragona, Glendale, Calif. 1486
Mother (A) waltz; words by G. J.
Wendling, music by G. J. Wendling
and E. A. Schindler; pf. and ukulele
arr. by Jean Walz, Chicago, Wen-
dling and Schindler. © Nov. 7,
1928: 2 ec. Nov. 15; E pub. 3055;
George J. Wendling and Edw. A.
Schindler, Chicago. 1437
Motherless blues; words and music by
Hattie Burleson. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 «4 Jan. 5, 1929; B
unp. 2538; Brunswick-Balke-Collen-
der co., New York. 1438
Mount and away; two-part song,
words by Harold Boulton, music by
Norman O’Neill, of Great Britain;
sop. and contralto. 4to. [Staff and
no. 1, 1929
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
1460
tonic sol-fa notations] © Dec. 28,
1928; 1 c. Jan. 9, 1929; E for. 1997;
Joseph Williams, Itd., London. 14389
Moyer’s charted harmony chords for
Hawaiian guitar; by Will D. Moyer.
©) Jan. 7, 1929-2 cand aff. JA.
14; AA 7245; Chart music pub.
house, ine., Chicago. 1440
Moyer’s universal teacher for plectrum
banjo in C notation; by Will D.
Moyer, arr. by Tom Carey. 4to. ©
mep...2, 1929. 2 ec. and, ait... Feb. 12;
AA 8703; Chart music pub. house,
ine., Chicago. 1441
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Minuet;
transcription by Arthur Hartmann;
violin and pf.; in D: © Dec. 27,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1929; E pub. 2548;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 1442
Les noces de Figaro; de l’opéra-
comique en quatre actes, fantaisie
par Raoul Morane, of France.
Lor? Kacie: violon, et .pt..)/©
Nov. 20, 1928; 1 c. each Jan. 9, 1929;
HE for. 2155, 2158; Choudens, Paris.
1443, 1444
Romanze aus dem 3. konzert fiir
horn; arr. von Egon Giinther, of
Germany; orch., with pf. direction
and 1st violin direction. 4to. ©
Panores 1999) tie. JJan, 785+ itor.
2033; D. Rahter, Leipzig. 1445
—— Variationen tiber ein thema von
W. A. Mozart; fiir orch., von Adolf
Busch, of Germany, op. 41. Parti-
tur. © Dec. 22, 1928; 1 ¢. Jan. 5,
1929; E for. 1982; Breitkopf &
Hartel, Leipzig. 1446
Mujeres sin amor; danza, words by
Jose Lopez Castellon, music by S. R.
Ramos, of Mexico, domiciled at Chi-
eago. [Photostat] © 1c. Jan. 10,
1929; EK unp. 2666; Silvano R. Ra-
mos, Chicago. 1447
Musie (A) box; ancient German
dance, by Bainbridge Crist; pf. ©
Dee: 22, 1928; 2 ce Jam, 10,1929;
E pub. 2518; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 1448
Music (The) hour; 1st book, [com-
piled] by Osbourne McConathy, W.
Otto Miessner, Edward Bailey Birge
and Mabel E. Bray. 8vo. © Dec.
£9,.1928; 2c. and afi Dee. 28; A
2492; Silver, Burdett & co., Newark,
N. J. [© on new material] 1449
Musie waves; hymn, words and music
bv ©. A. Parris. © Sept. 15, 1928;
OF
2 ec. Dee. 20; E pub. 2608; James D.
Vaughan, Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
450
Musical (The) salvationist; compiled
by F. G. Hawkes, of Great Britain.
With supplement. v. 48, pt. 1, Jan.
1929. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Jan. 9, 1929; 1¢. Jan.
22; E for. 2281; Salvationist pub. &
supplies, ltd., London. 1451
My aeroplane; words and music by A.
Lifter, of Russia, domiciled at New
York. [Words and melody only]
©1e. Jan. 29, 1929; E unp. 3265;
Anna Lifter, New York. 1452
My Angelie; words and music by
Frank and Pat Baffa [i. e. Patrick
Baffa] ©1ce. Jan. 16, 1929; E unp.
2857; Patrick Baffa, Jersey City.
1453
My Angeline; lyric by L. Wolfe Gil-
bert, music by Mabel Wayne.
[Words and melody only] © 1c.
Jan. 7, 1929; E unp. 2749; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 1454
My Angeline; waltz ballad, lyric by
L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by Mabel
Wayne. © Jan. 24, 1929; 2c. Jan.
26; E pub. 3102; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 1455
My Angeline; waltz, lyric by L. Wolfe
Gilbert, music by Mabel Wayne, arr.
by Arthur Lange; orch. pts. 4tv.
© Jan. 21, 1929; 2c. Jan. 23; E pub.
3099; Leo Feist, inec., New York.
1456
My beautiful Oregon rose; words and
music by W. L. Walker. © 1 «
Jan. 28, 1929; E unp. 3192; William
L. Walker, Portland, Or. 1457
My beautiful rose; words and music
by J. Hrvacic, of Jugo-Slavia, domi-
ciled at Detroit. © Dee. 28, 1928;
2c. Jan. 9, 1929; E pub. 2471; John
Hrvacic, Detroit. 1458
My blue eyed Peggy Rose; words by
R. J. Tyson, musie by Luther A.
Clark. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dee. 17, 1928; E unp. 3146;
Raymond Jacob Tyson, Carlisle, Pa.
1459
My Broadway racketeer; American
Apache song, words by Edgar Leslie,
mus:c by Jimmie Monaco; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Dee. 8, 1928; 2 «¢.
Jan. 12, 1929; E pub. 2597; Donald-
son, Douglas & Gumble, ine., New
York. 1460
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1461
My eastle in Spain is a shack in the
lane; words and music by Cliff
Friend and Irving Caesar. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Jan. 16,
1929; E unp. 3006; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 1461
My Cleveland girl; words and music
by’ Po vAL “G2 @urnn. 1: Words! and
melody only] ©1c. Jan. 29, 1929;
E unp. 3266; Patrick Aloysius
George Quinn, Fairview Village, O.
1462
My darling now that you and I are
one; words by Leo L. Livingston,
music by N. Marr. ‘[Words and
melody only] ©1c. Jan. 17, 1929;
E unp. 2910; Naiman Marr, New
York. 1463
My dear little home by the sea; words
and music by Buddy Valentine and
Irving Mills; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by M. Kalua. © Dec. 21, 1928;
2c Jan. 14, 1929; E pub. 2668;
Gotham music service, inc., New
York. : 1464
My dear old wife; waltz song, words
by E. Corcoran, music by Bertram
Shield. [Blueprint] © 1 e¢. Jan.
26, 1929; E unp. 3186; Edwin Cor-
coran, Portland, Or. 1465
My dream baby; words and music by
Ralph Chummie Keating. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Jan. 12,
1929; E unp. 2725; Ralph Keating,
Los Altos, Calif. 1466
My dream girl; waltz moderato, words
by Leonardo Del Credo, music by
C. Tucker. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Jan. 3, 1929; E unp.
2471; Carl Tucker, Vienna. 1467
My dream of paradise; words and mu-
sic by V. R. Campanaro. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Jan. 19,
1929; E unp. 2949; Vito Rocco Cam-
panaro, Wildwood, N. J. 1468
My fav’rite melody; words and mu-
sic by,,C. .Johnson.,,©),1..¢. Jan. 2%
1929; E unp. 3002; Carlton John-
son, Hollywood, Calif. 1469
My first lesson book; for beginners at
the piano, by Mathilde Bilbro. ©
Jan. 29, 1929; 2 ce. and aff. Feb. 4;
AA 9185; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
1470
My friend’s wife; words and music by
S. B. Malone. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Jan. 21, 1929; EH unp.
2965; Samuel B. Malone, McLean,
Tex. 1471
68
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
My happiness girl; fox-trot, by F.
Markush, of Hungary; orch. pts. ©
1 c. Dec. 28, 1928; E unp. 3140;
Fred Markush, Budapest, Hungary.
1472
My Hawaiian dream girl; words and
music by Harold Dixon and Irving
Mills; pf. and ukulele acc. © Dee.
21, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 14, 1929. fo pus:
2669; Gotham music service, ine.,
New York. 1473
My Hawaiian heaven; words by
Mitchell Parish, music by Lou
Herscher ; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by M. Kalua. © Dee. 31, 1928; 2 ¢.
Jan. 17, 1929; E pub. 2739; Gotham
musie service, inc., New York. 1474
My Hawaiian sweetheart; fox-trot,
words by M. B. Barrett, music by
Ray Hibbeler. ©1c. Jan. 15, 1929;
E unp. 2828; Mildred B. Barrett,
Ceres, N. Y. 1475
My Hawaiian sweetheart; lyric by
Mitchell Parish and Irving Mills,
music by Elliott Jacoby; pf. ace,
with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. ©
Dec. 21, 1928; 2.¢. Jani 14, 19207
pub. 2670; Gotham music service,
inc., New York. 1476
My heart cries out for you; words and
music by Art Gillham and Geo.
Randall; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by Louis Fleischer. © Nov. 1, 1928;
2 c. Dec. 4; E pub. 2633; F. B. Havi-
land pub. co., New York. 1477
My heaven; from The house boat on
the Styx, lyrics by Monte Carlo,
music by Alma Sanders; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Dec. 19, 1928; 2 «¢.
Dec. 21; E pub. 2167; Harms, ine,
New York. 1478
My Honolulu moon; vocal foxtrot,
words and music by Conroy Sherry,
of Great Britain; pf. aec., with uku-
lele arr. by Harry J. Stafford.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
(Cover-title :—Honolulu moon)
gan. 9, 1929; 1 c. Jan, Zager
2282; Campbell, Connelly & co., Lon-
don. 1479
My ideal; words by Larry Norett, mu-
sic by Sam H. Stept, arr. by W. C.
Lindemann; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Dec. 20, 1928; 2 ec. Jan. 9, 1929;
EK pub. 2474; Winton music ¢Co.,
Cleveland. 1480
My Iowa queen; words by Cynthia
Flowers, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
OREO — lL
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
a ER
Jan. 5, 1929; E unp. 2547; Cynthia
F. Walker, Pacific Junction, Ia.
1481
My Leah; words by Russell Smith, mu-
sic by H. Hoffman. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Jan. 7, 1929;
E unp. 2583; Harry Hoffman, Pitts-
burgh. 1482
My little doll; words and music by
A. M. Baldwin. © Jan. 25, 1929;
2c. Jan. 22; E pub. 3063; Anita M.
Baldwin, Santa Anita, Calif. 1483
My little gypsy maiden; words and
music by G. Nyman; for voice and
flute. © 1c. Jan. 24, 1929; E unp.
3063; Geo. Nyman, Portland, Or.
1484
My little Hawaiian boy; words by C.
M. Stairs, music by Sylvester Long
Cross. © 1c. Jan. 15, 1929; E unp.
2824; C. M. Stairs, Seattle. 1485
My little midnight Rose; words and
music by Ernie Burnett. [Chords
single staff] © 1c. Jan. 29, 1929;
E unp. 38277; Ernest M. Burnett,
Chicago. 1486
My little pool; words by Paul S. Nick-
erson, music by Nicolas Slonimsky. ©
en ¥4. 1929 +2 ¢ San. 23>.) pub.
2910; White-Smith ‘music pub. co.,
Boston. 1487
My Lord says He’s gwineter rain down
fire, American negro spiritual, arr.
by J. Rosamond Johnson; mixed
voices. 4to. © Dec. 21, 1928: 2 ¢.
Jan. 8, 1929; E pub. 2341; Oliver
Ditsen co., Boston. 1488
My love’s gone to Brooklyn to live;
lyric by F. D. Downey, music by M.
Hamilton. [Words and _- melody
only] © 1. Dec. 27, 1928; E unp.
2752; Fairfax D. Downey and Mor-
ris Hamilton, New York. 1489
My lucky star: from Follow thru,
words and music by B. G. De Sylva
[pseud. of George Gard De Sylva],
Lew Brown and Ray Henderson;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by Joseph
M. Weiss. © Dec. 28, 1928; 2 c.
Dec. 31; E pub. 2067; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
1490
My May on the rue de la Paix; words
and music by R. Donnelly, arr. by
Sneeze and Walton. 4to. [Words
and melody only] © Aug. 1, 1928;
2 c. Dec. 4; E pub. 2289; Ruth Don-
nelly, New York. 1491
My melody of love; words and music
by L. J. Kremer. [Words and mel-
1502
ody only] © 1: ce Jan. 24, 1929%
E unp. 3074; Lucian Joseph Kremer,
Tulsa, Okl. 1492
My Miami sweetheart; words and mu-
sic by Bob Schafer, Jack Le Soir
and Ray Doll. © Dec. 21, 1928;
2..¢e. Jan, 14, 1929; E..pub. 2671;
Gotham music service, inc. New
York. 1493
My Minnesota; words by J. A. Bel-
gard, music arr. by Forrest Chilton.
© Dec. 28, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1929;
E pub, 2678; Joseph Aldrick Bel-
gard, Minneapolis. 1494
My mother dear; lyric and melody by
P. L. Geer, harmony and arrange-
ment by Arthur Lee Mancebo.
[Mimeographed] © 1 c¢. Jan. 8,
1929; E unp. 2608; Paul L. Geer,
Berkeley, Calif. 1495
My mystery; words and music by HE.
H. Wolfe. [Melody in octaves] ©
1 e@4 Jan. 31, 1929; E unp. 3337;
Eleanor Harriet Wolfe, New York.
1496
My old Kentucky cabin; words and
music by HE. S. Carl, arr. by C. Ade-
laide Slatter. © Jan, 5, 1929; 2 e.
Jan. 5; E pub. 2308; Emma Slatter
Cari, Newport, Ky. 1497
My old man; iyric by Mort Dixon,
music by Harry Woods. © Jan. 9,
1929: 2c Jan. 11; E pub. 2561;
Remick music corp., New York.
1498
My old piano and me; words by J.
Will Callahan, musie by Lee 8S. Rob-
erts; high voice. © Jan. 9, 1929;
2c. Jan. 12; E pub. 2854; G. Sehir-
mer, inc., New York. 1499
My pal Sue; words by W. F. Medaris,
music by Chester Escher. © Nov.
24,1928; 2 c. Dee. 3; BH pub. 2298 ;
William F. Medaris, Westville, Ind.
1500
My Pierrot; from Hollywood music
box revue, lyrics and music by Carl-
ton Kelsey, Lupino Lane and Val
Burton. © Jan. 26, 1929; 2 c. Jan.
29; E pub. 3094; Harms, inc., New
York. 1501
My San Antonio; words and music by
J. H. Downie; solo or sop. and alto
duet, with 1st ten., bar. and bass
pts. San Antonio, Tex,,, J... H.
Downie co. 4to. © Noy. 24, 1928;
2 ec. Nov. 30; E pub. 2126; James H.
Downie, San Antonio. 1502
69
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1503
My Savior is leading me right; hymn,
words by W. C. Poole, music by D.
M. Shanks. © Jan. 15, 1928; 2 ¢.
Dec. 17; E pub. 2813; Robert Em-
met Winsett, Chattanooga. 1503
My southern mammy of mine; words
by H. Reinschreiber, music by
Johnny Thompson and H. Rein-
schreiber. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ec. Dec. 21, 1928; EB unp. 2567;
Henry Reinschreiber, Philadelphia.
1504
My southern rose; ballad, words and
music by W. S. Shotwell, arr. by
Gordon Newham. © 1 e¢. Jan. 30,
1929; E unp. 3299; Woodford Stew-
art Shotwell, Springfield, O. 1505
My starlight; fox-trot song, lyric by
Benée Russell, music by Vincent
‘Rose... © Dec. 31, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 3,
1929; E pub. 2589; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 1506
My starlight; fox-trot, lyric by Benée
Russell, music by Vincent Rose, arr.
by Arthur Lange; orch. 4to.
Jan. 15, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 16; E pub.
2821; Leo Feist, ine., New York.
1507
My sugar pie baby; words and music
by N. A. Person. © 1 ¢. Jan. 26,
1929; E unp. 3322; Noye Aycock
Person, Louisburg, N. C. 1508
My sunshine girl; words by G. Cox,
music by K. O’Tay, of Canada. To-
ronto, Canada, Weona pub. assn. ©
Oct... 20.) 1928: 1) codan, ' 25; 19295
E for. 2880; George Cox and Kings-
ley O’Tay, Toronto, Canada. 1509
My sweet dream girl; words and mu-
sic by M. R. Singer. © 1c. Jan. 22,
1929; E unp. 3007; Mabel Ruth
Singer, Aurora, Or. 1510
My sweetheart bird; words by George
HK. Merrick, music by Louis Drake-
ford [i. e. L. H. Drakeford], of
Great Britain. ©1c. Jan. 30, 1929;
E unp. 3304; Lewis Henry Drake-
ford, London. 1511
My sweetie’s so sweet; words and mu-
sic by J. Lawton. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Jan. 11, 1929; BE
unp. 2692; Jack Lawton, Los An-
geles. tal2
My times are in Thy hand; words by
Jessie F. Moser, music by H. G.
Tovey; pf... © Novy.. 1, 29232
Jan, 14, 1929; E pub. 2650; Herbert
G. Tovey, Los Angeles. 1513
My tomorrow’s [!]; words and music
by V. Wise. [Words and melody
70
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
only] © 1c. Jan. 21, 1929; EB unp.
2964; Violet Wise, Salem, Or. 1514
My very own; words and music by H.
~C. Schachern. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Jan. 7, 1929; E ump.
2568; Helen C. Schachern, New
York. 1515
My winged sweetheart; words by M.
M. Roberts, musie by Sylvester Long
Cross. ©1e. Jan. 29, 1929; E unp.
3258; Mary Meckley Roberts, North
Bend, Wash. 1516
Nach meiner heimat zieht’s mich wie-
der; walzer, text von Forster, mu-
sik von Peter Fries-Forster, of Ger-
many; orch., with pf. direction.
4to. © Oct. 19, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 8,
1929; E for. 2057; Oskar Seifert,
Eppendorf, Germany. 1517
Nachtgesang ; von Hugo Kaun, of Ger-
many, op. 124, no. 1; violoncello and
pf. © Nov. 8, 1928; 1 ec. Jan. 11,
1929; E for. 2229; Amsel-verlag,
Berlin Siidende, Germany. 1518
Nadeschico; words by Frank Carroll
Giffin, music by Alda Astori [i. e.
R. L. Astori], of Italy, domiciled at
San Francisco. © 1 e¢ Jan. 12,
1929; E unp. 2748; Rinalda Luisa
Astori, San Francisco. 1519
Nador Jéska masodik notaskonyve; 20
Hungarian songs, verse Nador
JOska, Szavay Zoltan es Melha Ar-
mandné, zenejet Nador Jdoska, of
Hungary. obl. 24mo. © April 4,
1928; 1 ce. Dee. 4; E for. 1350; Jos-
eph Nador, Budapest, Hungary.
1520
Nanibaujau; words and music .by L.
M. Filiatrault. © 1 ec. Jan. 21,
1929; E unp. 2982; Lauretta Marie
Filiatrault, Duluth, Minn. 1521
Nannette; words and music by H.
Bailey; melody with pf. ace. and
refrain for voice and pf. © 1e¢
Jan. 28, 1929; E unp. 3186; Hughes
Bailey & co., inc., New York. 1522
Nation (A) saved; words by Mrs.
Chas. L. Green, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Jan. 16, 1929; E unp. 2848; Sallie
May Green, Fairfax, Va. 1523
Nattbris; vals, text av Hss Hlge
[pseud. of Sven Lundberg], mel:
Henry Freeman [pseud. of Folke
Torngerst], of Sweden; pf. © Nov.
15, 1928; 1'« Jan. %, 1929;) toe
1875; A. b. Nordiska musikforlaget,
Stockholm, Sweden. 1524
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
Natur und leben; zwolf stiicke fiir das
pf. in mittlerer schwierigkeit fiir
den unterricht und mit fingersatz
versehen, von Hugo Kaun, of Ger-
many, werk 125. heft 1-38. © Nov.
G6, 1928: 1: ¢.-each Jan. Ii, 1929;
E for. 2226-2228; Amsel-verlag, Ber-
lin-Stidende, Germany. 1525-1527
Naughty eyes; lyric by Tom Ford,
music by Ted Locke; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. © Nov.
23, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 11, 1929; E pub.
2882; Millis music, inc., New York.
1528
Naughty little lady: words by Larry
Rich, music by Chas. Roddick; pf.
aece., with ukulele arr. by W. C.
Lindemann. © Jan. 14, 1929; 2 ¢.
Jan. 15; E pub. 2691; Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
1529
Neapolitan nights; valsSe de ballet, by
Felix Lemoine, of Great Britain; pf.
© Jan. 18, 1929; 1 c. Jan. 29; E for.
2361; Walsh, Holmes & co., Itd.,
London. 15380
"Neath twinkling stars; by W. A.
Montgomery, of Great Britain, op.
orn rn dan: DP 1990-2".
Jan. 25; E pub. 2953; B. F. Wood
music co., Boston. 1531
Nein, sowas von liebe; foxtrott, text
von Fritz Rotter u. Otto Stransky,
musik von Werner R. Hermann, of
Germany; pf. arr. by Otto Linde-
mann. © May 7, 1926; 1 c. Jan. 7,
1928; E for. 1948; Rondo-verlag,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 1532
Nem tehetek ro6la: szeretem!.. ;
blues, Nador Jozsef verse, K6la J6z-
sef, of Hungary, zenéje. © Dee. 20,
1927 ; 1.e. Dec: 7, 1928; E for. 1362:
Kalman Nador, Budapest, Hungary.
1533
Neue schnitzelbank; words by Otto
Eisenschiml and Curt Benisch, mu-
sic by Curt Benisch and Harry C.
Thompson. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1929; EB
unp. 2753; International music pub.
c0., Chicago. 1534
Never; words and music by Archie
Gottler, Chas. Tobias and Maceo
Pinkard. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Jan. 11, 1929; E unp. 2694;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 1535
Never have a bath with your wrist-
watch on; words by Graham
Squiers, music by Shirley Goodall,
71
1546
of Great Britain. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Dec. 28, 1928;:
1c. Jan. 16, 1929; E for. 2208; Rey-
nolds & co., London. 1586
New (The) Casani Yale blues; music
by Reginald Morgan, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. © Dec. 17, 1928; 1 ¢c. Jan.
23, 1929; E for. 2367; Francis, Day
& Hunter, ltd., London. dot
New (The) Ford; words and music
by E. A. Waddy. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Jan. 21, 1929; E
unp. 2866; Edward Allen Waddy,
Wichita, Kan. 1538
New (The) moon; musical romance,
book and lyrics by Oscar Hammer-
stein, 2nd., Frank Mandel and Lau-
rence Schwab, music by Sigmund
Romberg. Vocal sc. © Dee. ' 27,
1928; 2 ce. Dec. 29; D pub. 27427;
Harms, inec., New York. 1539
New (The) trail; Indian duet, words
by Nelle Richmond Eberhart, music
by Charles Wakefield Cadman;
mezzo-sop. and bar. © Nov. 21,
12S: 2. cee Jan. 25). 1929-0 “pub:
2911; White-Smith music pub. co.,
'« Boston. 1540
Newest system of scale studies; for
mastering playing of the double bass
by D. Shmuklovsky. [English, Ger-
man and French téxt] © Jan. 30,
1929; 2 cand aff. Feb..2; AA $186;
Dmitry Shmuklovsky, Chicago.
1541
Nfamo destino! versi di M. Tusiani,
musica di Luigi Donadio. [Words
and melody only] © Jan. 28, 1929;
2.¢e. Jan. 29; E pub. 3066; Michele
Tusiani, New York. 1542
Nicolas; canciédn por I. M. Valle, of
Mexico, domiciled at Chicago; [two
voices] [Photostat] ©1c. Jan. 12,
1929; E unp. 2717; Ignacio M. Valle,
Chicago. 1543
Nicolette; by B. Stambler; pf. ©1ce.
gan. 12, 1929; E unp. 2728; Bern
Stambler, New York. 1544
Night calls me home; words and mu-
gic by ‘A. ¥iGohnsen. + © 1 ¢: Fan. 22.
1929; E unp. 3020; Alma Y. Johnson.
Avalon, Pa. 1545
Night-riders (The); by Peter Broom
[pseud. of Dora Gilner], of Great
Britain; pf. © Dec. 28, 1928; 2c.
Jan. 4, 1929; E pub. 2415; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 1546
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1547
Night (A) song; lullaby, trio or cho.,
words by G. Clifton Bingham, music
by Frederic N. Lohr, three-part arr.
by Marion Mocre; male voices. 4to.
©. Jan. 1, 1929-2 ce, Jan. 7 > EK) pub.
2444; J. A. Parks co., York, Neb.
1547
Night time in Hawaii; words and mu-
sic by G. E. Offield. © 1c. Jan. 22,
1929; E unp. 2978; Gertrude H. Of-
field, Seattle. 1548
Nights are blue; words and music by
B. Frederick. © 1 ¢. Jan. 17%, 1929;
E unp. 2904; Billy Frederick, Balti-
more. 1549
Nite (The) we met was the theme of
our song of love; words by Jack
Richmond fi. e., John L. Richmond],
music by Gene Gifford [i. e., Harold
Hugene Gifford] [Chords, single
staff] ©1e¢. Jan. 10, 1929; EB unp.
2656; H. Hugene Gifford, Memphis,
Tenn. 1550
Nivernaise; par René Rabey, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. 4to. © Nov. 20, 1928; 1c. Jan.
9, 1929; EH for. 2124; Heugel, Paris.
1551.
No fool man can make a fool out of
me; words and music by Carlton
Kelsey, Jack Stern and Val Bur-
ton. [Words and melody only] ©
Mit er Jami ssl O29 2" Hy Un piiaacer
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 1552
No more you; from Follow thru, words
and music by B. G. De Sylva [pseud.
of George Gard De Sylva], Lew
Brown and Ray Henderson. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Jan. 4,
1929; EY unp. 7255s Devsiswiyva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
1553
No one but me, only me; theme song,
from Show folks, words and music
by Billy Stone, Al. Koppell and
Chas. Weinberg; pf. and ukelele ace.
(© Dec. 27, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 24, 1929;
E pub. 2927; Denton & Haskins mu-
sic pub. co., ine., New York. 1554
No one can take your place; lyric by
L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by Matt
Malneck and (“Frank — Signorelli.
{Words and melody only] © 1.
Jan. 25, 1929; E unp. 3344; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 1555
No, papa, no; words and music by
Victoria Spivey. © Dee. 31, 1928;
2 ec. Jan 1% 1929; BE publ’ 2740;
12
pt. I, n. s., v. 24
Gotham music service, ine., New
York. 1556
Nobody can tell me that, but you dear
one, you; words and music by P.
Nussincf, of Russia, domiciled at
Baltimore. [Words and melody
only]. © 1c. Jan. 15, 1929; H unp.
2841; Pioter Nussinof, Baltimore.
1557
No-body - cares - so-dearie,-hurry - back-
home; lyrics and music by J. D. Lee
and J. C. Lee; pf. | © 1 ¢, Jan 24
1929; E unp. 3073; John Dotson Lee
and Johnnie Catherene Lee, Talla-
hassee, Ela. 1558
Nobody knows; words and music by
Johnny Burke. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Jan. 23, 1929; E unp.
3053; John G. Burke, Chicago. 1559
Nora Neale; words by Grif Alexander,
music by Parke V. Hogan; in F.
Dee. 14, 1928;°2 ce. Dee. 15; H pub.
2381 ; Theodore Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 1560
Nothin’ to do; words and music by
Frank Meyer. [Words,and melody
only] ©1e. Jan. 25, 1929; E unp.
3082; Polk C. Brockman, Atlanta.
1561
Nothing to do but love; words and mu-
sic by Mce Jaffe, Clay Boland and
Powers Gouraud. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Jan. 25, 1929; H
unp. 3090; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inc., New York. 1562
Nothing to do—but think of you; by
Felix Bernard, arr. by George J.
Trinkaus; vocal orch. pts. 4to. ©
Dec. 31, 1928; 2.¢; Jan. 2, 1929).
pub. 2423; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 1563
Nothing to do—but think of you; fox-
trot, lyric by Jack Meskill and
Monty Siegel, music by Felix Ber-
nard, arr. by Art McKay; dance
orch. pts. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1928;
2e. Jan. 2, 1929; E pub. 2424; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 1564
Nothing to do—but think of you; lyric
by Jack Meskill and Monty Siegel,
musie by Felix Bernard; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Dec. 31, 1928; 2c.
Dec. 31; E pub. 2432; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 1565
Notturno; from the second string quar-
tet, by Borodine, arr. by Homer
Whitford; organ. © Jan. 2, 1929;
Ze Jan. '3; pad. 2a: aay
Gray co., New York. 1566
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
1588
tan ns ne er a le a leben
November and May; fox-trot, words
and music by E. D. Warren. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Jan. 14,
1929; E unp. 2768; Effie D. Warren,
Oilton, Okl. 1567
Novia mia; my sweetheart, words and
music by S. Stauffer. © 1 ¢. Jan.
15, 1929; E unp. 3000; St. Huila
Stauffer, De Land, Fla. 1568
Now I am lonesome; words and music
Be Bt Mea rtin..4 (GsA, iC. A ADT ED,
1929; E unp. 2639; Francis Louis
Martin, Muskegon, Mich. 1569
Now sleeps the crimson petal; 4-pt.
song, words by Alfred Tennyson, mu-
sic by James P. Dunn; women’s
voices. Copyright is claimed upon
new matter by James P. Dunn,
namely his arrangement for 4-pts.,
Women’s voices, as contained in
copies filed. 4to. © Jan. 3, 1929;
woe Jat, tik. Up. 2a50. ,Jonn
Church co., Cincinnati. 1570
Nuit troublante; entr’acte extrait de
VYopérette Betsy, par G. Bonincon-
tro; of France; orch. pts. with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Mar. 10, 1928;
1 ¢@ Apr..9; E 689530; Choudens,
Paris. 1571
Nuits napolitaines; musique de J. S.
Zamecnik, paroles de Paul Max, of
Belgium. © Dee. 10, 1927; 1c. Jan.
7, 1928; E for. 1830; Editions musi-
eales Sam Fox, Paris. 1572
O, arrogant giver: words by T. Mun-
dy, music by Dawn Allen. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 2, 1929; E unp. 2453; Talbot
Mundy, New York. 1573
O! Betty; fox-trot, by H. Ackermans,
of Belgium; orch. pts. with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Mar. 10, 1928; 1 e¢.
Apr. 9; E 689532; Choudens, Paris.
1574
*O fatto d@ ’a pastiera; versi di G.
Amato, musica di R. De Luea, of
Italy. domiciled at Brooklyn.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e«.
Jan. 28, 1929; E unp. 3221; Gen-
naro Amato, Brooklyn. 1575
O God be merciful; words and music
by A. Monestel; organ ace.; high,
in A. © Dec. 3, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan. 10,
1929; E pub. 2492; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 1576
© God Creator, in Whose hand; hymn,
words by Harry Webb Farrington,
music by Herbert L. Heidecker. ©
Hee. 3, 1928 5» 2 ey Deé:cd; “Bh pub.
2183; Earl Enyeart Harper, Evans-
ville, Ind. 1577
13
O God! I love Thee; words by St.
Francis Xavier, music by a Sister
of the Visitation [i. e. M. IL.
Browne]; contralto or bar. Seattle,-
Tacoma, Washington, Kaufer co.,
ine’ |). Dec: 1, 1926: Dae. Dec. 10:
E pub. 2590; Mary L. Browne, South
Tacoma, Wash. 1578
O God of nations; words by Amelia
C. Howe, music by M. W. Daniels.
qmos ko te. ec. VW) 19267
unp. 2755; Mabel W. Daniels, Bos-
ton. 1579
O, happy day; ouverture, by Louis
Retter; violin and pf. © Dec. 17,
1928.4 5;2).¢.. DeGs LT >, By, pub... 2687 ;
Louis Retter music co., St. Louis.
1580
O-high-O; march, by C. L. Barnhouse,
sr.; band pts.. 4to.. © Sept. 22,
1928 °°" 1 *e. Dec. 26>. BF pub: 1892'-
Charles L. Barnhouse, sr., Oska-
loosa, Ia. 1581
O kiss me, don’t say good bye; words
and music by E. Gerow. © 1 e.
Jan. 14, 1929; E unp. 2876; Emma
Gerow, White Plains, N. Y. 1582
O lil’ lamb; poem by Paul Laurence
Dunbar, music by L. Danz. Los
Angeles, California, Neville-Marple
music. co... ©v1..Dec.. 27, 1928 2. e.
Jan. 2, 1929; E pub. 2140; Louis
Danz, Anheim, Calif. 1583
°O panettiere; versi di G. Amato, mu-
sica di R. De Luca, of Italy, domi-
ciled at Brooklyn. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 e¢. Jan. 28, 1929;
E unp. 3222; Gennaro Amato, Brook-
lyn. 1584
O salutaris; pour chant avec acc. de
pf., par Georges Brun, of France,
op. 115." © Noy. 20 428, 1 «dan,
9, 1929; E for. 2150; Henry Lemoine
et cie., Paris. 1585
O Saviour of the world; by John Goss,
arr. by Lucy Clark Street; women’s
voices, organ ace. 4to. © Jan. 2,
1929-2. @: Jalen) Br DUD. 22to > EH.
W. Gray co:, New York. 1586
O such wondrous love; hymn, words
by Grace Maynard, music by Jas.
B. Franklin. © Sept. 15, 1928; 2 c.
Dee. 20; E pub. 2609; James D.
Vaughan, Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
1587
O think of His love for you; hymn,
words and music by G. W. Cooke.
© Aug. 15, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 14, 1929;
E pub. 2714; Geo. W. Cooke, Wil-
mington, Del. 1588
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1589
pt. 1, n. s., v. 24
Oberki Tarnowskie; by Leona Kor-
mana; pf. © 1c. Dec. 31, 1928;
E unp. 2488; International music
pub. co., Chicago. 1589
Off to camp; Bay scouts march, by
W. A. Montgomery, of Great Britain,
op. 38, no. 6; pf. © Jan. 21, 1929;
2 ¢. dan. 25 Epub: 2957; eB. ¥-.
Wood music co., Boston. 1590
Oh baby, that breaks my heart; words
and music by Al Lewis and Al Sher-
man. [Words and melody only] ©
LG. dane Lf." 1929 "RCo 2 seie:
Remick music corp., New York.
1591
Oh, dear! what can the matter be;
humoresque, arr. by G. A. Grant-
Schaefer; pf. © Jan. 17, 1929; 2 ¢.
Jan. 21; E pub. 2868; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 1592
Oh Dorothy; words and music by K.
Janner. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Jan. 19, 1929; E unp. 2939;
Kasper Janner, West Catasauqua,
Pa. 1593
Oh, dream come true; words by H.
Roy, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Jan. 19,
1929; EK unp. 2941; Hattie Roy,
Hubbell, W. Va. 1594
Oh, gasoline; words by E. M. Ponsler,
music by Robert Van Sickle. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. Jan. 14,
1929; E unp. 2792; Effie May Pon-
Ssler, Hudson, Ill. 1595
Oh how I hate my Fannie; words and
music by Bennie McLaughlin [i. e.,
B. H. McLaughlin] [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Jan. 11, 1929;
HE unp. 2676; Bernard Howard Mc-
Laughlin, Cambridge, Mass. 1596
Oh! I do like a basinful of hot-pot;
song fox-trot, words by Frank Tay-
lor, music by Fred Shuff, of Great
Britain ; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
Harry J. Stafford. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Dec. 10, 1928;
1c. Jan. 4, 1929; E for. 1809; Camp-
bell, Connelly & co., London. 1597
Oh! Louise; fox-trot, words and music
by D. Tyler. © 1c. Jan. 19, 1929;
EK unp. 2948; Dale Tyler, Glendale,
Calif. 1598
Oh Lou-iss tell me who you choo-iss;
words and music by Johnny Tucker
and Joe Schuster; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Dec. 31, 1928; 2 c. Dee. 31;
E pub. 2426; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 1599
Oh! oh! words and music by W. R.
Daugherty. © 1c. Jan. 8, 1929;
E unp. 2603 ; William Ronald Daugh-
erty, Sharon, Pa. 1600
Oh wake me up then; hymn, words by
W.I1. Varner, music by J. M. Henson.
© Jan. 15, 1928; 2 c. Dec. 17; E pub.
2811; Robert Emmet Winsett, Chat-
tanooga. : - 1601
Oklahoma U; words by Roy Temple
House, music by C. L. Pawlowski.
© Jan. 12, 1929; 2 ¢ Jan. 14° B
pub. 2679 ; C. L. Pawlowski, Norman,
Okl. 1602
Old Black Joe; by Stephen C. Foster,
transcribed by Carlyle Davis, op. 42,
no, 3; ‘pf. ..©, Dee: 28; 1928) ae
Jan, 4, 1929;.. 1) -pubsr2eot sie:
Schirmer, inc., New York. 1603
Old country polka; by S. Kautz; pf.
© 1c. Jan. 11, 1929; EB unp. 2683;
Steve Kautz, New York. 1604
Old (An) fashioned garden; words
and music by R. 8. Townsend. New
York City, New York, Frank Hard-
ing... ©) Jan: 3, 1929: Sevens 12.
E pub. 2596; Regia Sheppard Town-
send, Onsted, Mich. 1605
Old-fashioned waltz; by Daniel Wolf ;
pf. ©. Jan! !26, 1929). 2 ervanl ga:
E pub. 8003; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 1606
Old French gallantry; by L. Leslie
Loth, selected, ed., annotated and
fingered by John M. Williams; pf.
©: Jan. 23, 19292. c) Sane 2a
pub. 2920; Boston music co., Boston.
1607
Old (The) hand-organ man; by James
C. Bradford, orech. by Walter C.
Schad; orch., with pf. conductor. ©
Jan, 2)°1929; 2 «Jan. 42 3 gore
2260; Belwin, inc., New York. 1608
Old (The) hen cackled; words and
music by L. De Ville. © 1 ¢. Jan.
8, 1929; E unp. 2592; Leo De Ville,
Los Angeles. 1609
Old (The) Hi-y; unison, words by E.
H. Bemis, music by J. A. Parks. 4to.
© Jan. 1, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 7; EB pub.
2447; J. A. Parks co., York, Neb.
1610
Old Kentucky cabin; words and music
by C. J. Robison. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Jan. 8, 1929;
EK unp. 2598; Carson J. Robison,
New York. 1611
74
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
1633
Old Kentucky my native land; words
and music by S. Herron. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Jan. 28,
1929; E unp. 3167; Stanley Herron,
Lancaster, Ky. 1612
Old New England; words by Allen
Eastman Cross, music by H. C. Whit-
temore. 4to. © Nov. 26, 1928; 2 ¢.
Nov. 28; E pub. 2227; Harry C.
Whittemore, Manchester, N. H.
1613
Old pal we'll meet again some day;
words and music by L. Monsarrat.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Jan. 28, 1929; E unp. 3155; Lucille
Monsarrat, Mobile. 1614
Old (The) school bell; words by E. L.
B. Johnson, music by David Reed;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Jan. 1, 1929;
2c. Jan. 28; E pub. 2998; Emma
Luella Bever Johnson, Marshfield,
Ind. 1615
Old timer; words by Billy Rose, music
by Louis Silvers; pf. acc, with
ukulele arr. by May Singhi Breen.
© Jan. 28, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 29; E pub.
3065 ; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
1616
Old (The) toy maker; by Marie
Crosby, op. 67, no. 3, Selected, ed.,
annotated and fingered by John M.
Williams; pf. © Jan. 23, 1929; 2c.
Jan. 25; E pub. 2923; Boston music
co., Boston. 1617
Omar’s rose; words by Claire Car-
valho, music by Mortimer Browning ;
med. or high voice. © Dee. 28,
1928; 2c. Jan. 4, 1929; E pub. 2398;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 1618
On a grand old night in June; words
by J. J. Nugent, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Jan. 16, 1929; E unp. 2850; John J.
Nugent, Hopkinton, Mass. 1619
On a night, long ago; Christmas carol,
by C. Whitaker-Wilson, of Great
Britain. 4to. © Dec. 22, 1928; 1c.
Jan. 17, 1929; E for. 2184; Banks &
son, York, England. 1620
On a quiet afternoon; slow stomp fox-
trot, words and music by Merrill
Bolen; pf. and ukulele acc. © Dee.
24771928; ..2.¢. Janz\2, 1929- 1 pub.
2139; Capitol music co., Seattle.
621
On a starry night; words and music
by Walter Smith. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Jan. 12, 1929;
E unp. 27388; Noah Frederick, San
Francisco. 1622
3¢713—29——6 fs
On Broadway; words and music by
J. A. Lovely. Missoula, Mont., J. A.
Lovely. © Jan. 16, 1929; 2 ¢. Jan.
19; E pub. 2882; Margaret A.
Lovely, Missoula, Mont. 1623
Or Riverside drive; words by AI.
Dublin, music by Joe Burke; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © Jan. 30, 1929; 2 c. Jan.
31; E pub. 3118; Gene Austin, inc.,
New York. 1624
Ov that resurrection day; Easter
anthem, solos, duet and cho., com-
posed by Joseph Fletcher, arr. by
Chris H. H. Booth. 4to. © Jan. 24,
129 ta G.. Leb. 1: Epub. 3128-
Robin Ellis, Ridgefield Park, N. J.
1625
On the flying horses; by Robert Nolan
Kerr; pf... ©, Dec, ,.14;),,1928; 2 ic.
Dee. 15; E pub. 2368; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 1626
On the race track; by Mortimer
Wilson, op. 86, no. 9; pf. © Jan. 2,
LOZ ee Co AD. bs, ep.» 2cow 2
Century music pub. co., New York.
1627
On the top of a Tennessee hill; words
and music by Dave Sonn, of Great
Britain, and Noble Sissle, of U. S.;
pf. ace., with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Dee. 31, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1929;
E pub. 24384; B. Feldman & co.,
London. 1628
On the wing; perpetuum mobile, by
Felix Deyo; pf. © Dec. 28, 1928;
2c. Jan. 4, 1929; E pub. 2408; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 1629
Once I, in maiden folly; farewell duet
from The rose and the ring, words
Dy vC.- B.. musie? by Chiistapel
Marillier, of Great Britain. © Nov.
Zo, tooo. |, C. aan tierce | Be tor
2190; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
1630
Once in a while; words and music by
D. K. Alexander. © 1c. Jan. 19,
1929; E unp. 2945; Dorothy K.
Alexander, Salt Lake City. 1631
Once upon a time; by H. R. Cook.
[Chords, single staff] © 1c. Jan.
7, 1929; E unp. 2576; Hardy Rhodes
Cook, Houston. 1632
Once upon a time; musical fairy-tale,
by Roy Lamont Smith; pf. © Dec.
24, 1928; 2 ec. Jan. 2, 1929; E pub.
2844; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
1633
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1634
Once upon a time memories; words
. and music by S. HE. Brown; pf. and
. ukulele ace.. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Dec. 31,.1928; 2c. Jan.
3, 1929; E pub. 2199; Samuel. EH.
Brown, New York. 1634
Once upon a time with you; words and
music by Walter Smith. [Words
- and melody only] © 1c. Jan. 12,
1929; EH unp. 2740; Noah Frederick,
San Francisco. 1635
One cute girl; words and music by ‘N.
Sumner. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Jan. 28, 1929; E unp. 3158;
Naomi Sumner, Burlington, N. C.
1636
One hour; words and music by Ernest
Longstaffe, arr. for mixed voices, by
William Stickles. New York,
Chappell-Harms, inc. 4to. © Dec.
17, 1928; 2 ce. Dee. 18; E pub. 1904;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 1637
One last kiss; love-song, words by
Daniel S. Twohig, music by Chris-
tiaan Kriens; low, in E flat. ©
Jan. 26, 1929; 2'¢c.: Jan. 25; E pub.
3000; Harold Flammer, inc., New
York. 1638
One moment more with you; words by
Richard Whiting and Ray Egan, mu-
sic by Neil Moret. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Jan. 22, 1929; E
unp. 3014; Villa Moret, inc., San
Francisco. 1639
One more station to bring in; words
and music by M. H. R. Cook.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Jan. 5, 1929;,H.unp. 2529; Mary
Hungerford Robinson Cook, Watson-
ville, Calif. 1640
One more waltz with you; lyric by
EH. M. Gilmore, music by A. Dodd.
©;1.e. Jan: 11, 1929* EH unp. 2700 ;
Hlizabeth McCabe Gilmore, Los An-
geles and Arthur Dodd, Inglewood,
Calif. 1641
One (The) that once belonged to me,
now belongs to somebody else; words
by A. M. Whelan, music by Sylvester
L. Cross. New York, Frank Hard-
ing) @) Dee wy 1926 2ier dane.
1929 ; E pub. 2150; Anna M. Whelan,
Aberdeen, Wash.
One, two, three, four, five; words by
Gerald Morrison and Mabel Pagden,
music by Gerald Morrison, of Great
Britain; pf. ace., with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations] © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c. Jan.
76
1642
pt. 117, T.'Si, w. 24
2, 1929; E for. 2021; B. Feldman &
co., London. 1643
Onkel Miiller hat ’nen triller; foxtrot,
aus Wann und wo, text von Herman
Haller, Willi Wolff und Rideamus,
musik von Walter Kollo, of Ger-
many. © Aug. 24, 1927;.1 ¢. Jan.
7, 1929; E for. 1923; Rondo-verlag,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 1644
Only thru failure have I realized suc-
cess; by A. M. West. [Melody only]
© 1c. Jan. 9, 1929; E unp. 2641;
Alvin M. West, New York. 1645
Ooh—the moon is ruining me; blues
fox-trot, by Grace Dalton; pf.
1c Oct. 11, 1928; E unp. 170; Ger-
trude Duckman, Brooklyn. 1646
O’Reilly O; words and music by EH. J.
Hamm. © 1 ¢. Jan. 14, 1929; EB
unp. 2799; Elizabeth J. Hamm, San
Francisco. 1647
Ouled-Nael dancing girls; oriental im-
pression, by Litta Lynn; pf. © Dec.
29, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 5, 1929; E pub.
2274; Boston music co., Boston.
1648
Our beloved United States; words and
music by M. W. Brigham. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 7, 1929; H unp. 2605; Mildred
W. Brigham, Simi, Calif. 1649
Our famous Lindy man; march song,
words and music by N. G. Cloud; in
C. New York, Frank Harding. ©
Dec. 28, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1929; H
pub. 2151; Nelson G. Cloud, Rich-
mond, Ind. 1650
Out beyond the window-pane; encore
song, words by Stephen Maley, mu-
sic by Florence Turner-Maley; high
voice. © Dec. 28, 1928; 2 ec. Jan.
4, 1929; E pub. 2406; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 1651
Out in the moonshine; words and mu-
sic by S. S. Henwood. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Jan. 28, 1929;
E unp. 3161; Samuel Stephen Hen-
wood, Cleveland. 1652
Out of the depths; hymn, words by
John Telfer, set to old Spanish air,
arr. by W. J. Main, of Great Brit-
ain. © Nov. 1, 1928; 1 ¢. Nov. 30;
EK for. 2031; Walter Johnston Main,
Edinburgh. 1653
Out of the mist; fox-trot ballad, lyric
by J. Will Callahan, music by Lee
S. Roberts, arr. by Arthur Lange;
orch. pts., with words. 4to. © Jan.
2, 1929; 2 e: Jan. 7; BE pub. 2887 -"G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 1654
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
“no. 1, 1929
1675
Out of the mist; fox-trot ballad, words
by J. Will Callahan, music by Lee
= hoperts. \C) Jan. 8. tae0. 2G.
Tan iL: —& pub. 2000; G. Sehirmer,
inc., New York. 1655
Out where the blues begin; from Hello
daddy, words by Dorothy Fields,
music by Jimmy McHugh; pf. and
ukulele.ace. © Dec. 27, 1928; 2 c.
Dec. 29; E pub. 2179;. Mills music,
inc., and Harms, inc., New York.
1656
Over a garden gate; from’ Sharps and
frats, words by Larry Parker, mu-
sic by E. G. Brown. Washington,
D. C., Troubadours. © Jan. 7, 1928;
moe. aan. 2, 1929 5H pub.; 21as.; dil-
mer Germaine Brown, Washington.
1657
Ox meat blues; words and music by
Hattie Burleson. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Jan. 5, 1929; E
unp. 2539; Brunswick-Balke-Collen-
der co., New York. 1658
Oi uomy 2Ke (Oy tchomu ze); folk lyrics,
{fand] Oi xogquma (Oy hodyla); words
by E. I. Tziorogh, music of each by
EK. I. Tziorogh, of Galicia, Poland,
domiciled at Jackson Heights, L. I.,
Ree Key i c Fan £5, 1920" BY Utp.
2926; Elias I. Tziorogh, New York.
1659
Paddy from Cork; lyric and music by
R. Albright. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Jan. 19, 1929; E unp.
2928; Ray Albright, Newark. 1660
Pageant of Bible characters; by HE. M.
Knapp, with music. © 1. Dec. 26,
1928; D unp. 27438; Edna M. Knapp,
Kenosha, Wis. 1661
Painted (A) clock; by Bainbridge
Wrist, pie ©) Dee: 227° 1928-2. e.
Jan. 10, 1929; E pub. 2526; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 1662
Palaschko (Johannes) 25 melodious
studies for obtaining a _ beautiful
tone on the violin; by Johannes
Palaschko, of Germany, op. 90. ©
Wee a: 1928 tc an. 5, 1929 8 for.
1969; Schott & co., Itd., London.
1663
Paletas (Las); cancion, arr. de F.
Moure, of Mexico, domiciled at El
Paso, Tex., pf. ©1c. Jan. 10, 1929;
E unp. 2685; Francisco Moure, El
Paso. 1664
Pali maid; lyric and melody by P. L.
Geer, harmony and arrangement by
Arthur Lee Mancebo. [ Mimeo-
v
graph] ©1e. Jan. 8, 1929; E unp.
2609; Paul L. Geer, Berkeley, Calif.
1665
Pall mail; fox trot, per piccola orch.
e pf. conduttore, di Ettore ed Achille
Schinelli, of Italy. 4to. © Oct. 25,
1928; 1 ec: Oct. 29; E for. 1957 Gug-
lielmo Zanibon, Padova, Italy.
1666
Pamela; words by ivan E, Taylor
and Walt Merrico [pseud. of W. HE.
Merrick], music by W. Merrico, of
Great Britain, domiciled at Wash-
ington. ©.1.¢ Jan. 24, 1929; EH
unp. 8067; Walter Ernest Merrick,
Washington. 1667
Pan’s revels; idyl, by R. 8. Stoughton;
pf. © Dee. 14, 1928; 2 ec. Dec. 15;
EK pub. 2376; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 1668
Pantomima romantica; frammenti per
piccola orch., traserizione per pf., di
Eizio Camussi, of Italy. 1. Nei e
Gicishel,.. [> Jothers],) .© “Jan. © 2,
1929 1c, Jan, Of BY tor: 18625 Ack
G., Carisch & ¢. Milan. 1669
Parade (A); by Bainbridge Crist; pf.
© Dee. 22, 1928; 2 ce. Jan. 10, 1929;
2c. Jan. 10, 1929; E pub. 2523; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 1670
Paradise found with you; words and
music by A. M. Brown. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dee. 31, 1928;
EH unp. 3099; Aaron M. Brown, Palo
Alto, Calif. 1671
Paraphrase on the Easter hymn St.
Kevin; by Russell Hancock Miles;
orean. '“©) Jan, 2, 4929 2e Jan. 3°
EH pub. 2224; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 1672
Paraphrase tiber Stille nacht! heilige
nacht! von Ad. Schreiner, arr. von
Leopold Weninger, of Austria; orch.,
mit pf.-direction u. violino 1 direc-
tion. 4to. © Dee. 3, 1928; 1c. Dec.
29; E for. 1760; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
1673
Florence Parr-
2A. AOZS 2
2841; G. Sehir-
1674
Parce que; poem, by
Gere; pf. © Dec.
Jan. 2, 1929; E pub.
mer, inc., New York.
Parking space; lyrics by Patricia
O’Hearn, music by Minzde and Vic-
tor Zentner. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Jan. 10, 1929; E unp.
2663; Anne Nichols, New York.
1675
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1676
pt. 11, n. S., v.24 -
Parrucche bianche; minuetto, riduzione
per quintetto d’ archi con pf. con-
duttore dell’ autore, Luigi Sansoni,
of Italy. pts. 4to. © Dec. 27,
1928; 1 c. Dec. 28; E for. 1995; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 1676
Patiently; by C. L. Sansone and J.
Ribaud. [Melody only] ©1e Jan.
2T° 1929 inp: "2957 =) Oharres
Luciano Sansone, Philadelphia, and
Joseph Ribaud, Jackson Heights,
dra WM le 1677
Patria; marcia, di Amilcare Pennati
Malvezzi, of Italy; small orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. © Oct. 26,
1928 5 Le. Nov: 9: Ei tor 2a Ak
G. Carisch & c., Milan. 1678
Patrouille francaise; fiir grosses orch.,
von B. Leopold, of Czechoslovakia,
op. 42; pts., with violin direction and
pf. direction. 4to. © Oct. 31, 1928;
le. Jan. 11, 1929; E for, 2259 ; Rtihle
& Wendling, Leipzig. 1679
Paulino Uzcudun; paso doble, por L.
Francés, of Spain, domiciled at New
York; pf. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1929; E
unp. 8314; Leopoldo Francés, New
York. 1680
Pavane; de Angelo, tyran de Padoue,
drame lyrique en cing actes de AIl-
fred Bruneau, transcription de H.
- Mouton, of Belgium; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. © Nov. 20, 1928; 1
ce. Jan. 9, 1929; E for. 2122; Heuget,
Paris. 1681
Peace; by Eric Fogg, arr. by Cedric
Sharpe, of Great Britain; ’cello and
pi... ©. Jans 2. AG2O eto e bans fae Hl
for. 2084; Elkin & co., Itd., London.
1682
Pech (Raymond) 40. lecons qd’ har-
monie; 20 basses données, 20 chants
donnés, par Raymond Pech, of
France. 4to. © Noy. 20, 1928; 1
ce. Jan. 9, 1929; E for, 2129; Heugel,
Paris. 1683
Penny (A) for your thoughts; words
and musie by L. Red Hawk [pseud.
of L. Hawk] ©1c. Jan. 9, 1929;
E unp. 2646; Leonard Hawk, Hono-
lulu. 1684
Pensée; par C. A. P. Ruyssen, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. direc-
tion. 4to. ©. Nov. 20, 1928: aee
Jan. 9, 1929; E for. 2089; H. Benja-
min, Paris. 1685
rep (A) song; cho., words anon.,
music by Daniel Protheroe; male
voices. 4to. © Jan. 15, 1929; 2 ¢,
18
Jan. 26; E pub. 2974; Henry T.
FitzSimons, Chicago. 1686
Perhaps there’s something wrong with
you; words and music by Herbert
Buffum. © Oct. 10, 1927; 2 e. Dee.
5, 1928; E pub. 2330; Anna Marie
Anderson, Topeka, Kan. 1687
Perkowski (P.) Four krakowiaki;
Polish dances for pf. by P. Perkow-
ski, of Poland, op. 12. © Dee. 31,
1928; 1 ¢ Jan. 3,.1929- EH for. i800:
J. & W. Chester, ltd., London. 1688
Pesar; tango milonga, par Miguel Ro-
mano, of Italy; pf. conductor. 4to-
© Nov. 20, 1928; 1 @ Jan. 9, 1929;
E for. 2092; M. Romano, Antibes,
France. 1689
Peter and chorus girls; from The sil-
ver swan, lyrics by William S.
Brady, music by H. Maurice Jacquet-
[Words and melody cnly] ©1e
Jan. 3, 1929; E unp. 2746; Leo Feist,
inec., New York. 1690
Phantom footsteps; by C. F. Haster;
pf.” © Jan: 17; 1929.2) Geta ers
E pub. 3088; Chas. F. Easter, Chi-
cago. 169L
Phantom frolics; by C. S. De Lano;
for solo and 2nd steel guit., with pf-
ace. © Jan. 20, 1929; 2 ¢. Jan. 29;
E pub. 3050; C. S. De Lano, Los
Angeles. 1692
Phlegmatic dance; par Géo. Linat, of
France, op. 29; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Nov. 20, 1928;
1 c@ Jan. 9, 1929; BE for’ 20at cea
Porret, Deuil, France. 1693
Piano solo album, no. 3; by Richard
Howsgill, of Great Britain. 1. Jolly
Jack. [5 others] © Jan. 10, 1929;
L ¢. Jan. 22°, E. for;, 23824)°\ J: pees
fleur & son, ltd., London. 1694
Pianto ignoto; waltz, by Pasquale Lat-
orella; accordion. © Dec. 22, 1928;
2 c. Jan. 12, 1929; EH pubeoar
Biagio R. Quattrociocche, Steuben-
ville, O. 1695
Pibroch of Donuil Dhu; pt. song,
words by Sir Walter Scott, music
by T. Frederick H. Candlyn, of
Great Britain; men’s voices. 4to.
© Jan. 10, 1929; 2c Jan. 15; E pub.
2872; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston-
1696
Pied (The) piper is coming; by H. A.
Stevenson; pf. Lawrence, Mass.,
Bay state musie co. obl. 8vo. ©
Dee. 29, 1928; 2. e Jan.) 2,),1929 1m
pub. 2159; Reginald K. Liversiage,
Lawrence, Mass. 169T
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
Pierrot and Pierrette; by John
Thompson, op. 42, no. 3; pf. © Dec.
29, 1928; 2 e. Jan. 7, 1929; E pub.
2288; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
1698
Pifferata di natale; di Attilio Parelli,
of-Staly ;.pf.., ©»dani| 2, 19295;\1)-¢.
Jan. 9; BE for. 1851; A. & G. Car-
isch & ¢c., Milan. 1699
Pilgrim (The); words by John P.
Fort, music by Alda Astori [i. e.
R. L. Astori], of Italy, domiciled at
San Francisco. © 1 ce. Jan. 12,
1929; E unp. 2744; Rinalda Luisa
Astori, San Francisco. 1700
Pins and needles; words and music by
Lou Herscher, Morty Berk and Da-
vid Prince; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Jan. 17, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 17; E pub.
2744; Lewis music pub. co., ine., New
York. 1701
Pioneer’s (The) song; words and mu-
Sie by <A. McClintock. Seattle,
Gould music co. © Dee. 26, 1928;
1e@ Jan. 2, 1929; E pub. 3054; An-
nie McClintock, Seattle. 1702
Pirate’s (The) umbrella; operetta for
boys, book and lyrics by Sarah
Grames Clark, music by Mrs. R. R.
Forman. 4to. © Jan. 21, 1929; 2
e. Jan. 23; D pub. 274385; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 1703
Pisci Maliziuso; words and music by
P. Cittarella, of Italy, domiciled at
New York. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Jan. 23, 1929; E unp.
3402; Pavolo Cittarella, New York.
1704
Pixie (The) scouts; by Peter Broom
[pseud. of Dora Gilner], of Great
Britain; pf. © Dec. 28, 1928; 2 ec.
Jan. 4, 1929; E pub. 2416; G. Schir-
mer, ine., New York. 1705
Pizzica (La) pizzica; tarantella ba-
rese, by FE. Umbriaco. [Melody
only] © 1c. Jan. 9, 1929; E unp.
2634; Frank Umbriaco, New York.
1706
Planisphére; 8 piéces pour pf., by
Pierre Vellones, of France. © Nov.
ta to; 1c Dée. 29-08 For. 1519 -
J. Jobert, Paris. 1707
Piant your smiles and watch them
grow; words by Joe Seitman, mel-
ody by Jack Levy. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Jan. 5, 1929; E
unp. 2558; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc., New York. 1708
79
1719
Play-time [and] Sleep, dolly, sleep;
5-note duets, by Marie F.- Hall; pf.
with rhymes. © Dec. 28, 1928; 2 c¢.
Jan. 4, 1929; E pub. 2401; G. Schir-
mer, ine., New York. 1709
Play-time pieces; by Henry Coleman,
ot Great Britain; for one or two pfs.
bk. 1-bk. 2. © Nov. 30, 1928; 1 c.
each Jan. 5, 1929; E for. 1974, 1975;
Augener, Jtd., London. 1710, 1711
Play with me; six easy piano duets,
composed by H. Baynton-Power, of
Great Britain. © Jan. 21, 1929; 1
e. Jan. 23; E for. 28378; Beal, Stut-
tard & co., ltd., London. 1712
Playing store; by Matilee Loeb-Pres-
ton; pf. © Jan. 22, 1929; 2 ¢. Jan.
21; E pub. 2789; Schroeder & Gun-
ther, inc., New York. 1713
Playing tag; by Grace Winston; pf.
Lawrence, Mass., Bay state music
co. obl. S8vo. © Dec. 29, 1928;
a te Salle | oe AO aO oY DU. SNS:
Reginald K. Liversidge, Lawrence,
Mass. 1714
Playtime; by Marie D. La Cour, op.
30, no. 2; pf. (in Three little
pieces for you) © Jan. 16, 1929;
2c Jan. 18; E pub. 2749; Clayton
F. Summy co., Chicago. 1715
Please come on along; lyrics by H.
Murray O’Neill and R. A. Reamer,
music by R. A. Reamer. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Dec. 14,
1928; E unp. 2621; Robert A. Ream-
er, New York. 1716
Please let me dream in your arms;
fox-trot, words and music by Al
Sherman, Al Lewis and Carmen
Lombardo, arr. by Eddie Bard;
oerch, pts. 4to. | (@ Pec. 28, 1928;
2.06) DOCG, ds
Feist, inc., New York.
E pub. 2586: Leo
5 iy id I 6
Plenilunio d’aprile; scena musicale per
films cinematografiche, riduzione per
orchestrina con pf. conduttore dell’
autore Ettore Montanaro, of Italy,
op. 119. pts. 4to. © Dec. 27, 1928;
tT ¢ Dec. "233. Fi tor., 1782; G. Ri-
eordi & co., Milan. 1718
Ploddin’ along; words by Jo Trent,
music by Peter De Rose and Wil-
lard Robison; pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by May Singhi Breen. © Dec.
18, 1928; 2 c. Dec. 20; E pub. 2131;
Villa Moret, ine., San Francisco.
1719
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1720
Poem (A) lovely as a tree; lyric by
Joyee Kilmer, music by M. L. Tay-
lor. © 1c. Dec. 17, 1928; E ump.
2519; Mary Lyon Taylor, Indianapo-
lis. 1720
Polychordia string tutor; step 10, arr.
and ed. by James Brown, of Great
Britain, © Dee. 21, 1928; 1 ¢ Jan.
12, 1929; E for. 2212; Stainer &
Bell, ltd., London. 1721
Poor Punchinello; lyric by Sam Lewis
and Joe Young, music by Lew Pol-
lack. © Jan. 9, 1929; 2c. Jan. 11;
E pub. 2865; Famous music corp., )
New York. 1722
Poor (The) sap; fotoplay music, by
Edward Kilenyi, scored by A. E.
Cafarella; pf. or organ conductor.
©) Jan.’ 18, 1929 -~.2°6. Jamo £9)
pub. 2781; Robbins music corp., New
York, L723
Porqué lloras? canciOn para pf. y can-
to, arr. by S. R. Ramos, of Mexico,
domiciled at Chicago. [Photostat]
© 1c. Jan. 10, 1929; E unp. 2669;
Silvano R. Ramos, Chicago. 1724
Portraits; petite suite, par F. Closset,
of France; orch., with pf. conduc-
tor. 4to. 1. Enfant. [4 others] ©
Nov. 20, 1928; 1 c Jan. 9, 1929; EH
for. 2140; Henry Lemoine et Gie.,
Paris. 1725
Postlude march; by George S. Schuler;
organ. © Dec. 14, 1928; 2 e. Dec.
15; E pub. 23865; Theodore Presser
¢o., Philadelphia. IW EAG
Practical violin school ; by Ch. H. Hoh-
mann, rev. ed. by Crosby Mollen-
haver!) ‘pt! 1/°" @'¥ Nov. 13)’ 1928 ;
2 ec. and aff. Dec. 21; A 2577; Estate
of Hamilton S. Gordon, New York.
1727
Praise God I’m one of them; words
and music by R. E. Winsett. ©
Jan. 15, 1928;
E pub. 3085; Robert Emmet Win-
sett, Chattanooga. 1728
Prayer (A) for our country; anthem,
words by George Washington, mu-
sic by W. R. Voris; mixed voices
with organ ace. 4to. © Oct. 10,
1927; 2 e. Jam, 15; 1929; “Hy pub.
2696; H. W. Gray co., New York.
1729
Prelude and toccata; by William Ber-
wald; organ. obl. S8vo. © Dee. 381,
1928: 2c. Jan. 3, 1929; E pub. 2190;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 1730
80
2c Jan. 30, 1929;
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Prelude in C-sharp minor; by Sergei
Rachmaninoff, op. 3, no. 2, tran-
seribed by Edward Shippen Barnes ;
organ. © Dec. 24, 1928; 2 ¢ Jan.
2, 1929; E pub. 2889; G. Schirmer,
’ inec., New York. 1731
Preludya wyborowe; serya druga, J.
Paczoski, of Poland, op. 10 b; pf.
obl. 8vo. © Dec. 21, 19283 2 ec.
Dec. 29; E pub. 2819; Julius Pac-
zOski, New York. 1732
Prés de toi; words and music by A.
Meehan, of Canada, domiciled at
New York. © 1c. Jan. 15, 1929;
E unp. 2839; Albert Meehan, New
York. 1733
Pre-school music; book for mothers,
compiled by Floy A. Rossman. ©
Dee. 8, 1928; 2 c.. Dec. 26; aff. Dec.
17; A 8835; C. C. Birchard & Co.,
Boston. 1734
Presence (The) of God; words from
Prayers old and new, compiled by
Dean Rousmaniere, music by J. Se-
bastian Matthews; mixed voices.
Ato. © Jan. 10, 1929; 2 @ Jan. 15;
E pub. 2874; Arthur P. Schmidt €o.,
Boston. 1735
Pressa-marschlied ; text von Valmarad-
seha, arr. fiir salon-orch. mit klavier-
kondukteur des komponisten Leo Hy-
soldt, of Germany. 4to. © May
15, 1928; 1 c: June 30; E for. 1888;
Internationale présse - ausstellung
K6éln 1928 e. V., Cologne, Germany.
1736
Pretending ; words and music by Harry
Porter, Mel Ball and Matty Cohen;
pf. and ukulele arr. by A. J. Fran-
chini. © Jan. 23, 1929; 2 c. Jan.
23; E pub. 2898; Lewis music pub.
co., ine., New York. Tot
Pretty face; fox-trot, words and music
by Joe Davis, Spencer Williams and
Billy Hays; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by Sonny Kahauwa. © Jan.
21, 1929; 2c. Jan. 21; E pub. 2798;
Triangle music pub. co., ine, New
York. 1738
Pretty little Adeline; words and mu-
sic by Eddie Schoelwer [i. e. E. H.
Schoelwer Chords single staff
Photostat] © 1 « Jan. 18, 1929;
E unp. 2916; Edward Se ‘Schoel-
wer, Cincinnati. 1739
Pride of the Illini; march, by Karl
..' King: oreh,:»/4t0.9 (©) Jane
1929; 2c. Jan. 5; E pub. 2299; Karl
L. King music house, Fort Dodge,
Ta. 1740
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
Pride of the regiment; by C. C. Cram-
mond, op. 143; pf. duet. © Dec. 14,
a928 >> 2c: Dec.) 15; “EH pub. 2366 ;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
1741
Primavera (La) bella; valzer, versi
di M. Jiambelluca, musica di Giu-
seppe Vallone, of Italy, domiciled at
New York. [Words and melody
only] ©l1e. Nov. 26, 1929; E unp.
2754: Mariano Jiambelluca, New
York. 1742
Primavera dei fiori; parole e musica
di D. Natale. © 1 c¢. Jan. 23, 1929;
E unp. 3045; Domenico Natale, Cam-
den, N. J. 1743
Primrose: by George Parker, of Great
Preaimn, Op. (,. 00.4. pi... (C). Jan, 21,
iad ©. Jan, 2a: B.pup.,.040 5 B:
F. Wood music co., Boston. 1744
Printemps sur la mer; 4° tableau Sym-
phonique, par Edouard Flament, of
France, op. 66; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. © Dec. 31, 1927; 1 e.
Apr. 9, 1928; E 689539; Choudens,
Paris. 1745
Priscilla; minuet by James B. Cor-
bridge; for violin, or 2 violins with
me. © Jan..12, 1929:.9rc..Jan,-16;
EK pub. 2706; Fred Heltman co.,
Cleveland. 1746
Prisoner (A) for life; words from
Cowboy songs and other frontier
ballads, collected by John A. Lomax,
music ed. and arr. by Oscar J. Fox;
high voice, in B flat. © Dec. 18,
29285. 2).c.. Jam. 10; ,.1929* . Epub.
2503; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
1747
Prisoner's (The) lament; words and
music by L. W. Chobar ; pf. acc. with
violin obbl. © 1c. Jan. 28, 1929;
E unp. 3229; Louis W. Chobar, Lan-
caster, Neb. 1748
Psaume 80; cho., traduction francaise
daprés la version Segond, musique
par Albert Roussel, of France;
mixed voices. 4to. © Dec. 17, 1928;
Zic. Jan. 5, 1929; Epub: 2436; C.' C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 1749
Punto e virgola; canzone one step, di
Vittori Mascheroni, of Italy; pic-
cola orch. pts. 4to. © Jan 2, 1929;
2G Jan. 9; Hh. for. tate: Al & G.
Carisch & c., Milan. 1750
Punto e virgola; canzone one-step,
versi di Peppino Mendes, musica di
Vittorio Mascheroni. of, Italy; pf.
81
1770
© Jan. 2)'°2929 ;> 2%." Jan’ 9; Hi for.
1857; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
1751
Puppets on parade; by Helen Sears,
OD. . N06: pi. . ©) Janno. 29202
2, G, san. 28; E pub... 2006, John
Church co., New York. 1752
Purple (The) banner; concert march,
by Ernest Schmidt; band pts.
Tc. dans’28, 19295 WH unp: S223
H. C. E. Schmidt, Eau Claire, Wis.
1753
Pussy-willows; by H. A. Stevenson;
pf. Lawrence, Mass., Bay State mu-
Sie co. obl. 8vo. © Dec. 29, 1928;
2c. Jan. 2, 1929; E pub. 2160; Regi-
nald K. Liversidge, Lawrence, Mass.
1754
Put on your old red flannels; words
and music by Morey Davidson and
Carl Rupp. [Words and melody
only] > © of .G dan. 21, 1929: Eh. an-
pub. 2991; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc.. New York. 1755
Quand les pins chanteront .. .; mélo-
die, pour voix moyenne, poéme de
Loys Labéque, musique de EK. Bon-
nal, of France. © Nov. 20, 1928;
te Jan. 9, 4929; tor, 2101 ; Kir
mend Bonnal, Bayonne, France.
1756
Quartet; by John Alden Carpenter;
stringed instruments. Sc. 4to. ©
Deen 28; .19283.2 e..Jan.,4, 19295
E pub. 2396; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 1757
Que (Lo) yo quiero; por I. M. Valle,
of Mexico, domiciled at Chicago; pf.
[Photostat}] © 1c. Jan. 24, 1929;
E unp. 3071; Ignacio M. Valle, Chi-
cago. ‘1758
Queen of the South-sea isle; words
and music by B. Nawahi. © 1 «.
Jan. 22, 1929; E unp. 3026; Bennie
Nawahi, Honolulu. 1759
Quiete silvestre: scena musicale per
films cinematografiche, riduzione per
orchestrina con pf. conduttore deil’
autore Ettore Montanaro, of Italy,
op. 120. pts. 4to. © Dec. 27, 1928;
Le Dee; 25540) for. 1783 G. Ricordl .
& co., Milan. 1760
Raab’s violin course; compiled by G.
Raab, grade 1, lesson 5-8, 13, 15-17,
grade 3, lesson 1. © Dec. 1, 1928;
2c. each Dec. 26; E pub. 2233-2241 ;
George Raab, New York.
1761-1770
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1771
pt. II, n.s., v.24 |
Racket; words and music by D. H. | Ratez (H.) 50 lecons de solfége; a
Hstep. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Jan. 28, 1929; E unp. 3153;
Deuard H. Estep, Albans, W. Va.
1771
Radio (The) craze; words and music
by L. Browne. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Dec. 28, 1928;
2c. Jan. 24, 1929; E pub. 2917;
Lawrence Browne, Bishops Falls,
Newfoundland, Canada. 1772
Radio waltz; words and music by A.
W. Sweet; pf., with vocal chorus.
Worcester, Mass., Sweet bros. ©
Dec. 15, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 18, 1929; E
pub. 2753; Alfred Wheaton Sweet,
Worcester. 1773
Ragamuffin; by Jesse Greer. [Melody
only] ©1e. Jan. 18, 1929; BE unp.
2920; Spier & Coslow, inc., New
York. 1774
Rain (The) ; by Matilee Loeb-Preston ;
mL. ©) Jan. 22-1999" Dejan, 21:
E pub. 2794; Schroeder & Gunther,
inc., New York: 1775
Rain (The) came pouring down; hu-
morous song, words by George Ar-
thurs, music by Cuthbert Clarke, of
Great Britain. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations.] (Cover title:—And
the rain came pouring down.) ©
Dec. 28, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 16, 1929; E
for. 2202; Reynolds & co., London.
1776
Raise the dust; from Lady fingers,
words by Edward Eliscu, music by
Joseph Meyer; pf. and ukelele acc.
© Jan. 19, 1929; 2c. Jan. 22; E pub.
2908; Harms, ine., New York. 1777
Randonnée (La) de lime défunte;
poéme symphonique, par Albert
Wolff, of France; orch. pts. ©
sept. 20,.1928; 1 c: Oct. 12: E for.
361; Durand & cie. Paris. 1778
Randonnée (La) de l’Ame défunte;
poéme symphonique, par Albert
Wolff, of France; orch. sec. © Novy.
20, 1928e10e, Jan. 9, 1929: By for.
2165; Durand et cie., Paris. 1779
Rapture (The) ; hymn, words by J. A.
Wade, music by Clara EH. Brewer. ©
Sept. 15, 1928; 2 c. Dec. 20; E pub.
2610; James D. Vaughan, Lawrence-
burg, Tenn. 1780
Rat (The) ; words by C. Marsh, music
by William W. Dougal. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Jan. 12, 1929;
KH unp. 2951; Charles Marsh, Mil-
waukee, 1781
82
changements de clés sur clés de sol,
fa 4° linge, ut 1°°, 3° et 4° lignes,
par BE. Ratez, of France. 8vo. ©
Nov. 20, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 9, 1929; B
for. 2135; Henry Lemoine et cie.,
Paris. 1782
Ready; hymn, words by Manda L.
Crocker, music by W. C. L. Phillips.
© Dee. 25, 1928; 2 c Jan. 9, 1929;
E pub. 2470; William Charles Lans-
down Phillips, Vanderbilt, Mich.
1783
Real estate mamma; lyrics and music
by Samuel Westmoreland. [Words
‘ and melody only] © 1c. Jan. 2,
1929; E unp. 2457; Lester Melrose,
Chicago. 1784
Red hair; by F. Loewe; pf. ©1e.
Jan. 9, 1929; E unp.. 2635.7. Hered
Loewe, New York. 1785
Red head baby chile; words and music
by M. A. Redding. ©1. Jan. 29,
1929; E unp. 3263; Mary Agnes Red-
ding, Pittsburg, Calif. 1786
Red (A) hot Hottentot; words by W.
H. Ferguson, music by Arvid Sol-
berg. © 1c. Jan. 24, 1929; E ump.
3064; William Henry. Ferguson,
Everett, Wash. 1787
Red River; from The house boat on
the Styx, lyrics by Monte Carlo, mu-
sic by Alma Sanders; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Dec. 19, 1928; 2 ¢. Dec. 21;
E pub. 2166; Harms, ine., New York.
1788
Red River bottom blues; words and
musie by Hattie Burleson. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Jan. 5,
1929; E unp. 2540; Brunswick Balke
Collender co., New York. 1789
Redskin; theme song of Redskin,
words by Harry D. Kerr, music by
J. S. Zamecnik; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by May Singhi Breen. ©
Jan. 18, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 17; Bp,
2742; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
1790
Regiment (The) ; 5-note duet, by Marie
F. Hall; pf. with rhymes. © Dec.
28, 1928; 2 ec. Jan. 4, 1929; E pub.
2402; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
1791
Rejoice, He lives; Haster hymn-an-
them, words by Joseph Fletcher, mu-
sic by Eduardo Marzo, op. 207; for
cho. of mixed voices, with sop. solo;
organ ace. 4to. © Jan. 25, 1929; 2
ec. Jan. 25; BH pub...2999; Harold
Flammer, ine., New York. 1792
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
Rejoice in the Lord; anthem, words
from psalm 33, music by. J. Jones-
Owen; mixed voices with organ acc.
4to. © Dee. 27, 1928; 2c. Jan. 17,
1929; E pub. 2766; Dean-Phillips,
Chicago. 1793
Religion; poem by Kathleen Millay,
musie by P. R. ey... (ey Janes to,
1929; 2 ec. Jan. 21; HE pub. 2808;
Philip Rockel Frey, Springfield, O.
1794
Reminiscence; lyrics by Jack M.
Franks, music by Marie EH. Dreier.
© Dee. 31, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 28, 1929;
E pub. 3048; Occidental music pub-
lishers, Chicago. 1795
Reseda ; danza, [cancién] arr. de S. Ri
Ramos, of Mexico, domiciled at Chi-
cago. © 1c. Jan. 10, 1929; E unp.
2670; Silvano R. Ramos, Chicago.
1796
Resurrection (The) song; Easter can-
tata, for church choirs of mixed
voices, by Roy E. Nolte. 4to. .©
ee, $820 ©. nO Ait. dd lMey
AA 7033 ; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
1797
Réve de fée; intermezzo, par André
Colomb, of France; orch., with pf.
direction. 4to. © Nov. 20, 1928;
1 ¢. Jan. 9, 1929; E for. 2098; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 1798
Revival songs; words and music by
B. B. McKinney, J. P. Scholfield,
and others, ed. and compiled by
Robert H. Coleman. 8vo.
15, 1929: 2 e. Feb. 11; aff. Feb. 9;
AA 8624; Robert. Henry Coleman,
Dallas. 1799
Révolte (La); dramatique, par C. A.
P. Ruyssen, of France; orch. pts.,
with pf. direction. 4to. © Nov. 20,
1928; 1 ec. Jan. 9, 1929; E for. 2088 ;
H. Benjamin, Paris. 1800
Rhubarb and custard; words and mu-
sic by Will E. Wise and Chas. R.
St. Juste, both of Great Britain; pf.
ace. with ukulele arr. by Harry J.
Stafford. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Dec. 14, 1928; 1 «¢.
Jan. 4, 1829; E for. 1810; Campbell,
Connelly & co., London. 1801
Richard and Gabrielle; duet from The
Silver swan, lyrics by William S&S.
Brady, music by H. Maurice Jac-
quet. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ¢. Jan. 3, 1929; BE unp. 2747: Leo
Feist, inc., New York: 1802
Richards (Katherine Louise) Im-
promptu; op. 42; pf., in C maj. ©
© Jan.’
1813
1 ec. Jan. 28, 1929; EH unp. 3244;
Katherine Louise Richards, New
York. 1803
—— Notturno; op. 45; pf., in G maj.
©l1e Jan. 28, 1929: EB unp. 3247;
Katherine Louise Richards, New
York. 1804
Rickshaw (A) ride; by Albert Seward
Tenney; pf. © Jan. 7, 1929; 2 ¢.
Jan. 9; E pub. 2467; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 1805
Ricordi Jlontani; Italian serenade,
words and music by C. Maduro.
[Italian and English text.] © Nev.
10, 1928 2ee.. dane, 1929: K. pub:
2553 ; Charles Maduro, New York.
1806
Ride on in majesty; anthem, music
by Frank Patterson; mixed voices.
4to. © Dee. 27, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 17,
1929; E pub. 2767; Dean-Phillips,
Chicago. 1807
Ring out the sweet message; text by
G. Allston Brown, sacred version
adapted from The bells of St. Mary’s,
by A. Emmett Adams, arr. as anthem
or quartet for mixed voices by Wil-
liam Stickles; organ or pf. ace.
New York, Chappell-Harms, ine. 4to.
© ‘Dee! 17, “1928. -2"%e:" Dec: 18: EB
pub. 1903; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London. 1808
Ring, ye bells of Haster day; anihem,
musie by W. R. Voris; mixed voices.
Ato. © Jan. 30, 1929; 2 c Jan. 31;
E pub. 3108; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 1809
Risurrezione di. Gesu’; versi di F.
Amodio, musica di Remo DD’ Alba.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Jan. 25, 1929: E unp. 3094; Frank
Amodio, Brooklyn. 1810
Rita; vals, por Cirilo Rodriguez, of
Mexico, domiciled at Chicago; pf.
[Photostat] © 1c. Jan. 12, 1929;
E unp. 2718; Ignacio M. Valle, Chi-
cago. 1811
River (A) reverie; idyll, by René Du-
bois, of Great Britain; pf. © Jan.
18, 1929; 1 «@ Jan. 29; E for. 2362;
Walsh, Holmes & co., Iltd., London.
1812
Road (The) that leads to happiness
is the road that leads to you; words
by J. E. Cohn, music by B. L. Bran-.
nan. ©) Oet: 20, 1928; '2'¢. Oct. ‘23 ;
E pub. 2128; Jesse EH. Cohn and Bar-
rington L. Brannan, Brooklyn, 1813
83
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1814
Roamin’ blues; words and music by
W.S. Shotwell, arr. by Gordon New-
ham. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1929; E unp.
3300; Woodford Stewart Shotwell,
Springfield, O. 1814
Robin redbreast ; by Ella Ketterer ; pf.
with words. © Dec. 14; 1928; 2 ec.
Dee. 15; E pub. 2385; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 1815
Robin’s bed-time song; by Frances
Brockett Kellogg; pf. with words.
© Jan. 8, 1929; 2c. Jan. 14; E pub.
2616; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
1816
Robin’s (The) last will; [Song], arr.
with descant by Geoffrey Shaw, of
Great Britain. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Jan. 15,
1929; 1 ec. Jan. 15; EH for. 2086; No-
vello & co., ltd., London. 1817
Rock me to sleep; sacred song, words
by Elizabeth A. Allen, music by P.
F. Hall, of Canada; low voice or
middle voice. New York, H. W.
Gray co. © Jan. 15, 1929; 2 ec. Jan.
15; E pub. 2689; Perey F. Hall, Rod-
ney, Ontario, Canada. 1818
Rock of ages; march, by W. Brough-
ton; band pts. 4to. © Oct. 20,
1928; 2 c. Oct. 22; E pub. 42; Sal-
vation army, ine., New York. 1819
Rocking (The) horse brigade; by Ma-
tilee Loeb-Preston; pf. © Jan. 22,
1929 22 Gohan Zee Ey pubsse ao,
Schroeder & Gunther, inc., New
York. 1820
Rocky road; mood spiritual, words by
Joe Grey, music by Arthur Gibbs;
pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by An-
thony Franchini. © Dec. 27, 1928;
2c. Jan. 24, 1929; E pub. 2926; Den-
ton & Haskins music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 1821
Rococco minuet; by Hermann Spiel-
ter, op. 89, no. 1; violin, violoncello
and pf. ©: Dec. 3; 1928; 2.¢. Jan.
10, 1929; E pub. 2508; Carl Fischer,
ine.,,New York. 1822
Roger’s [!]1 popular style tenor banjo
duets of medium difficulty ; by Ralph
Rogers, ed. by Wm. Morris. Jan.
10, 1929; 2ieeand att. Jans) 145A.
7246; Chart music pub. house, inc.,
Chicago. 1823
.Rokoko suite; fiir blasquartett, von
Oskar Bohme, of Germany, op. 46.
4to. 1. Kleiner marsch. [3 others]
© July -31, 19283010. Jab.08) dee
84
‘Romance ;
pt. III, n. s., v.24 -
EK for.
Leipzig.
2066; Riihle & Wendling,
1824
by Preston Ware Orem;
violin and pf. © Dec. 14, 1928; 2 c.
Dec. 15; E pub. 23857; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 1825
Romance; waltz song, words by Vir-
ginia Fortin, music by W. Greene.
© Jan. 26, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 26; E pub.
3048; Wallace J. Greene, Saiem,
ING Y.: 1826
Romance d’ amour; chansons sans pa-
roles, par J. S. Manca, of South
Africa; pf. © Aug. 25, 1928; 1 «.
Nov. 30; E for. 2028; A. Hammond
& co., London. 1827
Romance sans paroles; par René Ra-
bey, of France; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Noy. 20, 1928;
1 ec. Jan. 9, 1929; E for. 2125; Heu-
gel, Paris. ; 1828
Romantiker (Die) ; walzer, von Joseph
Lanner, op. 167, arr. von Leopold
Weninger, of Austria; orch., mit vio-
line 1 direktion. 4to. © Nov. 27,
1928; 1 ¢. Dec. 215) tor ya.
Anton J. Benjamin, Leipzig. 1829
Rondoletta; by Frederic Mullen, of
Great Britain; pf. © Jan. 25, 1929;
1 ec. Jan. 26; E for. 2379; Cary &
co., London. 1830
Rosario (El); letra de N. N., misica
de Amadeo Vives, of Spain. © Jan.
26, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 28; HE) for. 2350;
Union musical Espanola, Madrid.
1831
Rose (La) de minuit; opérette en trois
actes, livret de Paul Diolot, musique
de Max et Alex Puget, both of
France; partition pf. et chant. ©
June 20, 1928; 1.e. July 12; Dfor:
27420; Editions Max Eschig et cie.,
Paris. 1832
Rose of Mandalay; fox-trot, words and
music by Ted Koehler and Frank
Magine, arr. by Arthur Lange; orch.
pts. -4to, © Jan.) 21, 1923pe2 c.
Jan. 23; E pub. 3101; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 1833
Rose of my heart; words and music by
M. Lasco. [Words and melody only]
©l1e. Jan. 19, 1929; E unp. 2952;
Morris Lasco, Chicago. 1834
Rose of the Dardanelles; words and
music by Clayton Calhoun. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Jan. 28,
1929; E unp. 3187; Hughes Bailey
& co., inc., New York. 1835
ws
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
Rose of the spring; lyric and melody
by P. L. Geer, harmony and arrange-
ment by Arthur Lee Mancebo.
{Mimeograph] © 1c. Jan. 8, 1929;
E unp. 2610; Paul L. Geer, Berkeley,
Calif. 1836
Roses ; waltz, by Walter Rolfe; pf. ©
Jan. 16, 1929; 2c. Jan. 21; E pub.
2879; Evans music 'co., Boston. 1837
Roses in the rain; words by George A.
Little and Jesse Crawford, music
by Billy Baskette. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Jan. 24, 1929;
E unp. 3075; Harold Rossiter music
- co., Chicago. 1838
Roses of today; passione, words by
Desmond Carter, music by_ Virgilio
Ranzato, arr. as a_duet by Ernest
Newton, of Great Britain. © Dec.
a2, 19285 1 ec Jan.’ 8,'°1929:; for.
2303; Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew,
ltd., London. 1839
Rosey (George) piano transcriptions ;
vy. 5, compiled and arr. by George
Rosey [pseud. of G. M. Rosenberg]
New York, George Rosey pub. co. 1.
Cathedral chimes. [5 others] ©
Mov 24, 19285. 2°65 Jan: 16,1929;
E pub. 2720; G. M. Rosenberg, New
York. 1840
Rosita; sérénade, violin solo by C. A.
P. Ruyssen, of France; violin 1 di-
rection, violin 2, viola, violoncello,
bass and pf. direction. pts. 4to. ©
Woy. ty 1998: |e. Deca lSs Bl tor.
1816; H. Benjamin, Paris. 1841
Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio) Semi-
ramis; ouverture, arr. von Leopold
Weninger, of Austria; orch., with
pf.-organ direction. © Dec. 18, 1928;
PG daa. 9. 1929* Hi for. 2006 51D).
Rahter, Leipzig. 1842
Roussel (Albert) Prélude; dé Le fes-
tin de ’Araignée par Albert Roussel,
pour petit orch. par Roger Branga,
of France; pts., with pf. conductor.
4to. © Nov. 20, 1928; 1 ¢. Jan. 9,
2929; KE) for.,,2071= Durand ‘et ,cie.,
Paris. 1848
Valse: de Le festin de l’Araignée
par Aibert Roussel, pour petit orch.
par Roger Branga, of France; pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Nov.
me, 1975- 1 ec. Jan.,9,,4939.- Ei. for.
2170; Durand et cie., Paris. 1844
Royal (The) hunt; galop, composed
and arr. by F. Bub; orch. pts. 4to.
© Jan. 26, 1929: 2 ec. Jan. 28: EB
pub. 3038; Music buyers corp., New
York. 1845
1856
Rubber neck; a bouncing time, by
A. C. King; melody only. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 7, 1929; E unp. 2582; Arthur
C. King, New York. 1846
Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch) Mel-
ody in F; simplified by Andrew H.
Luck; pf. © Jan. 12, -1929; 2 e.
Jan. 16; E pub. 2709; Fred Heltman
co., Cleveland. 1847
Ruby (The) of the East; rondeau,
words translated from the French
of Guillaume de Machault by Gil-
bert Pass, music by Gilbert A. Al-
cock, of Great Britain. © Jan. 12,
19297 ves Jans Qs Ei fore 2318;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 1848
Running feet; caprice, by Carl Wil-
helm Kern, op. 577, no. 1; pf. ©
Jan. 30, 192952 cc. Jan. 31; BE pub.
3106; Irving Berlin standard music
corp., New York. 1849
Russian (A) danseuse; by Bainbridge
Crist; pti © Dee. 22, 19283" 2° c.
Jan. 10, 1929; E pub. 2519; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 1850
Sabine; lyrics by Lee Duskin, music
by N. Lee. [Chords, single staff]
© 1c. Jan. 19, 1929; E unp. 2947;
Norman Lee, Chicago. 1851
Sacra (La) rappresentazione di Abram
e d’ Isaac; di Feo Belecari, adattata
nel testo a cura di Onorato Castel-
lino, musica di Ildebrando Pizzetti,
riduzione per canto e pf. di M. Za-
non, of Italy. 4to. © Jan. 7, 1929;
1 ec. Jan. 14; HE for. 2351; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 1852
Sad (A) memory; words by Z. Shutt,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Jan. 16, 1929;
E unp. 2851; Zella Shutt, Advance,
NLC. 1853
Sad (The) story; words by F. Roma,
music by Robert H. Brennen. New
York City, Frank Harding’s music
house. © Jan. 3, 1929;°2 ec. Jan.
12; E pub. 2595; Frank Roma, Lodi,
We J: 1854
Sadie’s servant room blues; words
and music by Hattie Burleson.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Jan. 5, 1929; E unp. 2541; Bruns-
wick-Balke-Collender co., New York.
1855
Singers mahnung; text von Otto
Wehrmann, musik von Max Kaever,
of Germany, op. 24; miinnerchor, a
cappella. 4to. © Nov. 15, 1928;
1 ¢..Jdan--24,°1929;;. Ei: for 2238 Carl
Engels, Miilheim-Ruhr, Germany.
1856
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1857
pt. 1, n. S., v. 24
Sag mal, wer ist die dame; fox trot,
worte von Friedrich Schwarz, musik
von Ed. May u. F. Schwarz, arr.
pour orch., parties séparées, avec pf.
conducteur, von Gerhard Mohr, of
Germany. 4to. © Nov. 15, 1928;
1 ec. Dee. 19; E for. 1817; H. Ben-
jamin, Paris. 1857
Sai tu perché: canzone-valse, versi di.
Peppino Mendes, musica di Vittorio
Mascheroni, of Italy; pf. © Jan. 2,
1929; 1 @ Jan. 9; E for. 1859; A.
& G. Carisch & ¢c., Milan. 1858
Sailors don’t care; by Richard How-
gill, of Great Britain; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Jan. 10,
1929". ce: Jan’ 22) Tor, 2319 J".
R. Lafleur & son, ltd., London. 1859
Saint Bride’s eve; words by Thomas
S. Jones, jr., music by H. Gifford
Bull; med. voice. © Dec. 28, 1928;
2c: Jan. 4, 1929; E pub. 2417; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 1860
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) Danse
macabre; arr. by Clarence Dickin-
son and Charlotte Mathewson Lock-
wood; organ duet. © Jan. 2, 1929;
2..e. dan.) 34 9Hhpub. 2220 5) Ha GW.
Gray co., New York. 1861
words and music by J. M.
Grantham, arr. by August Dietz;
mixed voices. © Dec. 20, 1928; 2 c.
Jan. 4, 1929; E pub. 2248; James
Mitchell Grantham, Deerfield, Dl.
1862
Sally-Ann; words by D. V. Wagner,
music by Bennie McLaughlin. Bos-
ton, Mass., Harmonies music co.
Get. 20, 292s Apa Ov velo = El. DED,
2133; Della V. Wagner, Jamaica
Plain, Mass. 1863
Salvator Rosa; finale 1, duetto e mar-
cia dell’ atto 2, di A. Carlo Gomes,
istrumentazione di Giuseppe Ma-
nente, of Italy. . Piccola partitura.
© Dee. 27, 1928; 1 c. Dec. 28; BE for.
1790; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 1864
Sam Bass; words from Cowboy songs
and other frontier ballads, collected
by John A. Lomax, music arr. by
Oscar J. Fox; med. voice, in G.
Dec. 18, 1928; 2 e. Jan. 10, 1929; HB
pub. 2505; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York, 1865
Sanctuary; words by Blisabeth Zu-
lauf, music by George Bagby; high
voice. © Dec. 18, 1928; 2 ec. Jan.
10, 1929; E. pub. 2507; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 1866
Saline;
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Sand (The) diviner; oriental impres-
sion, by Litta Lynn; pf. © Dec. 29,
1928 ; 2 c. Jan. 5, 1929; E pub: ' 2273;
Boston music co., Boston. 1867
Santa Claus, bring my man back home};
words and music by Porter Grainger
and Irving Mills. © Dee. 21, 1928;
2 @. Jan. 14, 1929; BH) pub. 2672;
Gotham music service, inc., New
York. 1868
Sarati le Terrible; morceaux détachés
du drame lyrique en quatre actes,
. paroles de Jean Vignaud, musique
de Francis Bousquet, of France.
Nos. 1-8. © Nov. 20, 1928; 1 «.
each Jan. 9, 1929; EH for. 2111-2118;
Heugel, Paris. 1869-1876
Sarga csizmat visel a babéam... [and]
Nincsen olyan embor...; Nador
Joska verse, Chorin Géza, of Hun-
gary, zenéje. © Apr. 2,.1928; 1 e.
Dec. 7; E for. 1361; Kalman Nador,
Budapest, Hungary. 1877
Saul; nach dem drama von A. Lernet-
Holenia in einem akt, musik von
Hermann Reutter, of Germany, op.
33; partitur. © Dec. 31, 1928; le.
Dec. 22; HE for.:' 1799; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany. 1878
Savoy (The) shout; by L. Russell.
[Melody only] ©1e, Jan. 30, 1929;
Eounp. 3294; Luis Russell, New
York. 1879
Sax-agony; by Ed. Trea [i. e. E. A.
Trea]; E flat alto saxophone. ©
Le. Jani 72) 1929)" aes eee
Edward Atwood Trea, DeLand, Fla.
1880
lyrics’ by ‘Patri
O’Hearn, music by Minzde and
Victor Zentner. [Words and melody
only] ©1ce. Jan. 10, 1929; E unp.
2657 ; -Anne Nichols, New York.
1881
Sax-in-Dixie; by Ed. Trea [i. e. HE. A.
Trea]; E flat alto saxophone. © 1
e. Jan. 2, 1929; EH unp. 2488; Edward
Atwood Trea, DeLand, Fla. 1882
Say it with a big brass band; words
by J. Brockman, music by J. Brock-
man and Sam Feinberg. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ce. Jan. 10,
1929 ; EF unp. 3316; James Brockman,
Los Angeles. 1883.
Seavenger’ (The) ; lyric by Arthur L.
Salmon, music by Kennedy Russell,
of Great Britain; in B flat. © Jan.
2.71929» 1 -e. Jans 16; “B for,)2194%
Enoch & sons (1927) ltd., London.
1884
Sax appeal;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
Schenk’mir nur einen tag aus deinem
leben! lied und slow-fox, text von
Egon Schubert, musik von Trojan
Wellisch, of Germany. © Oct. 19,
1928; 1 c. Jan. 7, 1929; EH for. 1938 ;
Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
1885
Scherzino; film-musik, ay Eduard
Rudolf, of Sweden; orch. pts., with
pi, direction. © Nov. 15, 1928; 1.¢.
Jan. 8, 1929; BE for. 1882; Edition
international, musikhandel interna-
tional, A. E. Wappler, Stockholm,
Sweden. 1886
Schlager (Die) aus der revue Jetzt
oder nie; worte von Harry Waldau,
musik von Felix Hirschberg u. H.
Waldau, of Germany. In der
kleinen bar. [2 others] © Mar. 17,
1928;:1 ce. Jan. 7, 1929; HE for. 1890;
Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
1887
Schlager (Die) aus der revue Offent-
lichkeit ausgeschlossen; text von
Alfred Berg u. Siegwart Ehrlich,
musik von S. Ehrlich, of Germany.
Wir treffen uns heut’ abend um halb
neunzehn, mein schatz. [4 others]
© Jan. 12, 1928; 1 ec. Jan. 7, 1929;
E for. 1892; Rondo-verlag, G.m.b.H.,
Berlin. 1888
Schlager (Die) aus Die reise durch
Berlin in 40 stunden; gesangstexte
u. musik von Willy Rosen, of Ger-
many; pf. arr. by Otto Lindemann.
© Aug. 28, 1928; 1 ¢ Jan. 7, 1929;
E for. 1893; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b.
H., Berlin. 1889
seyiaeer (Die) aus Fiir jeden etwas;
Berlins erste sport-revue, texte von
Alfred Berg u. Siegwart Ehrlich,
musik von Siegwart Ehrlich, of Ger-
many. 1. Ftr jeden etwas. [3
others] © Noy. 5, 1928; 1c. Jan. 7,
1929; E for. 1884; Rondo-verlag,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 1890
Schone frau, komm’ zu mir heut’
nacht; valse boston aus Wann und
wo, text von Herman Haller, Willi
Wolff und Rideamus, musik von
Walter Kollo, of Germany. © Aug.
PA. A920 1 eocdan. % 1929); ; for:
1921; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 1891
Schone (Die) lau; miurchenoper in 6
bildern, nach Ed. Morikes dichtung,
von Aenne von Below, musik von
Julia Kerwey [pseud. of Julia Kerr],
of Germany. © 1c. Oct 6, 1928; D
unpub. 27419; Felix Bloch erben,
Berlin-Wilmersdorf, Germany. 1892
87
1900
Schoénsten (Die) augen hat meine
frau; worte von Fritz Rotter, musik
von Ralph Erwin, of Germany. s
Oct. 10, 1927; 1c. Jan. 7} 11929;
for. 1902; Rondo- verlag, G. m. b. oe
Berlin. 1893
School days; six scenes in the day of
a school-child, by Mary D. Kemp, of
Canada; pf. Going to school. [5
others] © Dec. 26, 1928; 1 c. Dee.
22; E for. 2048; Frederick Harris
co., London. 1894
Schubert (Franz Peter) Fantasia in F
minor; by Franz Schubert, op. 103,
arr. by Harold Bauer; 2 pfs., 4
hands. © Dec. 28, 1928; 2 ec Jan.
4, 1929; E pub. 2400; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 1895
Hark! hark! the lark; words
by William Shakespeare, arr. for
pf. solo by John M. Williams. ©
Dee. 24, 1928; 2 c. Dec. 31; E pub.
2619; Boston music co., Boston.
1896
—— Schubert suite; selected and ed.
by Joseph E. Maddy, arr. by Tom
Clark; band pts. with conductor
se. 1. Marche héroique. [4 others]
Copyright is based upon new
matter by Joseph EH. Maddy
namely, his interpretation repre-
sented in the legible notation
thereof contained in the copies
filed and on the arrangement for
band by Tom Clark. © Dec. 7,
1928:.2 e. Dec..17; EX. .pub. £745;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
1897
—— Sthndchen; leise flehen meine
lieder, aus dem Schwanengesang
[and] Stindchen; horch, horch,
music of each by Fr. Schubert,
arr. by Leopold Weninger, of
Austria; orch., with violin 1 di-
rection. 4to. © Dec. 3, 1928; 1c.
Dec. 29; E for. 1764; Anton J.
Benjamin, Leipzig. 1898
—— Unfinished symphony; andante
con moto, arr. by Carl J. Simonis;
4 violins, cello and pf. © Nov. 1,
1925 > Ler Dee ia? ter Dees 2Z6n-H
pub. 3083; Peters edition distrib-
utors of America, New York.
; 1899
Schumann (Robert Alexander) He
leadeth me; tratimerei, quartet or
cho., words by Joseph H. Gilmore,
adaptation and arr. by Marion
Moore; male voices. 4to. © Jan. 1,
1929; 2c. Jan. 7; E pub. 2445; J. A.
Parks co., York, Neb. 1900
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1901
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
Schwarze (Die) orchidee; opera grot-
tesca in drei akten, dichtung von
Karl M. von Levetsow, musik von
Eugen D’Albert, of Germany, klavier-
auszug mit text von Arthur Willner,
of Czechoslovakia. © July 27, 1928;
1c. Sept. 20; D for. 27408; Universal
edition actiengesellschaft, Vienna.
1901
Schwiegermutter, du siehst wie der
Chaplin aus; foxtrot, aus Die unge-
kiisste Eva, text von Fritz Rotter u.
Otto Stransky, musik von Martin
Knopf, of Germany, spezial-arr. von
Nico Dostal, of Germany ; orch., with
pf. direction. 4to. © Aug. 10,
1928; 1 c. Jan. 8, 1929; B for. 2058 ;
Oskar Seifert, Eppendorf, Germany.
1902
Scotland’s story; 12 miniatures, by
Leslie Fly, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Jan; 10/1929; Lev Tan. 22) BE for.
2286; Forsyth bros., ltd., London.
19038
Se torno a nascere; canzone one-step,
di Vittorio Mascheroni, of Italy;
piccola orch. pts. 4to. © Jan. 2,
1929; 1 ec. Jan. 9; E for. 1844; A. &
G. Carisch & ¢., Milan. 1904
Se torno a nascere; canzone one-step,
versi di Guido di Napoli, musica di
Vittorio Mascheroni, of Italy; pf.
© Jan. 2, 1929; 1 c. Jan. 9; E for.
1855; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
1905
Sea (A) fight; by Richard Howgill, of
Great Britain; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Jan: 10, 1929;
tel! Jan '224) (tor 2320 Je ok:
Lafleur & son, Itd., London. 1906
Sea (The) of memory; ballad, words
by J. F. Grimes, music by K. B.
' Brunton. © Jan. 16, 1929; 2 ¢. Jan.
22; E pub. 2860; June F. Grimes
and Kathryn Bryan Brunton, Los
Angeles. 1907
Sears (Helen) March; op. 5, no. 5;
pt. © Jan.’ 25, 19293"2 ec Tan? 28 -
E pub. 3009; John Church co., Cin-
cinnati. 1908
Melody; op. 5, no. 1; pf. © Jan.
20, 1929: 2.¢@,. Jan. 28; E pub. 38005;
John Church co., Cincinnati. 1909
Waltz; op. 5, no. 4: pf. © Jan.
25, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 28; E pub. 3008;
John Church co., Cincinnati. 1910
See saw; lyric and melody by P. L.
Geer, harmony and arrangement by
Arthur Lee Mancebo. [ Mimeo-
graph] © 1c. Jan. 8, 1929; E unp.
2611; Paul L. Geer, Berkeley, Calif.
1911
Seek not here; Easter anthem; arr-
from M. A. Simpson, by Joseph
Fletcher; mixed voices with organ
ace. 4to. © Jan. 24, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
1; E pub. 3130; Robin Ellis, Ridge-
field Park, N.. J. 1912
Sei doch kein frosch, du kleine kroéte;
one-step, text von Armin Robinson,
musik von Fred Raymond, of Ger-
many, klav. arr. von Otto Linde-
mann: © Aug. 28, 1928: 7 eta
7, 1929; E for. 1980; Rondo-verlag,
G.m.b.H., Berlin. 1913
Sei tutta mia, bella; mazurka, by Pas-.
qualina Caliendo; violin. © 1 c
Jan. 15, 1929; E unp. 2832; James B.
Russo, Brooklyn. 1914
Senorita, my love is all for you; words.
and music by A. Geraldine Farrar.
© 1c. Jan. 21, 1929; E unp. 2971;
Alice Geraldine Farrar Gleason,
Monrovia, Calif. 1915
Serenade; by Helen Sears, op. 5, no.
65 pf. © Jan. 25, 19297 )2) er Jame
28; E pub. 3010; John Church co.,
Cincinnati. 1916
Serenade; by Victor Herbert, arr. by
Wm. Strasser, of Czechoslovakia,
domiciled at New York; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Sept. 10,
1928; 2! c. Sept. 19; E 699438; Emil
Ascher, inc., New York. 1917
Sérénade; de Maxime Jacob, transcrip-
tion pour orch., parties séparées,
avec pf. conducteur, de H. Mouton,
of Belgium. 4to. © Nov. 15, 1928;
1c. Dee. 19; E for. 1820; J. Jobert,
Paris. 1918
Sérénade; par P. O. Ferroud, of
France; orch. pts. 1. Berceuse [2
others] © Nov. 20, 1928; 1 ¢. Jan.
9, 1929; E for. 2172; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 1919
Sérénade; pour orch., réduction pour
pf. 4 4 mains par l’auteur, Jacques
Larmanjat, of France, op. 34. ©
Nov. 20, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 9, 1929; BE
for. 2163; Durand et cie., Paris.
1920
Serenade; von Kurt Thomas, of Ger-
many, op. 10; kleines orch. Parti-
tur. 1. Marsch. [4 others] ©
Dec. 22, 1928; 1 ec. Jan. 5, 1929; E
for. 1981; Breitkopf & Hartel, Leip-
zig. 1924
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
1942
Serenata rumena (Roumanian sere-
nade) ; words and music by Menotti
Salta, of Italy, domiciled at New
York, English version by Frederick
H. Martens; high voice. © Dee. 24,
1928; 2c. Jan. 2, 1929; E pub. 2852;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 1922
Serenata spagnola; versi di Luigi Sica,
musica di V. De Crescenzo. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Jan. 25,
1929; E unp. 38107; Vincenzo De
Crescenzo, New York. 1923
Serenity; idyl, by Frank Howard
Warner; organ. © Dec. 28, 1928;
Zoe Jan. 4,,.1929: EH pub. 2899; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 1924
Sereno (El) ; Mexican serenade, by G.
E. Holmes; band pts. 4to. © Sept.
22, 1928; 2 c. Dec. 26; E pub. 2320;
Charles L. Barnhouse, sr., Oskaloosa,
Ta. 1925
Sergeant Jock McPhee; written and
composed by Sandy MacFarlane
[pseud. of T. M. MacFarlane] ©
Jan. 12, 1929; 2 ec Jan. 14; E pub.
2725; Thomas M. MacFarlane, Bos-
ton. 1926
Service; words by Edward Lynn, mu-
sie by Charles Wakefield Cadman.
© Dec. 31, 1928; 2 ¢. Dec. 31; E pub.
2145; Harold Flammer, inc., New
York. 1927
Settin on a rail: words and music by
Ae A. | McKenzie. -© 1, ce. Jan..22,
1929; E unp. 8011; Archie Alex-
ander McKenzie, Albemarle, N. C.
1928
Sevilla! fox-trot, words and music by
J. Miceli, English version by Mrs.
Ma © de Arrigoni:|,© 1c Janey 3,
1929; E unp. 2472; Joseph Miceli,
Los Angeles. 1929
Sevillana ; Spanish song, letra de Jus-
tino Ochoa, music de Federico
Longis, of Spain. © Dec. 17, 1928;
2e Jan. 14, 1929; E pub. 2644;
Forster music publisher, inc., Chi-
cago. 1930
Shadow land; intermezzo, by Frank H.
Grey; pf. © Dec. 14, 1928; 2 «
Dec. 15; E pub. 2372; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 1931
Shady lady; theme song of the photo-
play, words by Howard Johnson,
musie by Josiah Zuro, Francis Gro-
mon and Jack Grun. © Jan. 28,
mao 2 ¢ Jan. 29; © pa. 3s0bs;
89
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 1932
Shake high, shake low; from Boom-
boom, lyrics by Mann Holiner and
J. Keirn Brennan, music by Werner
Janssen. © Jan. 18, 1929; 2c. Jan.
16; E pub. 2730; Shubert music pub.
ecorp., New York. 1933
Shall I, wasting in despair; part-song,
words by Geo. Wither, music by
C. E. Miller, of Great Britain; male
voices. 4to. © Jan. 21, 1929; 1 «.
Jan. 25; E for. 2330; Banks & son,
York, England. 1934
She only laughs at me; words and mu-
sic by F. Hall. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Jan. 17, 1929; E unp.
2879; Fred Hall, New York. 1935
She’s a girl from my home town;
words and music by A. Fernwood.
[Chords, single staff] © 1 c¢. Jan.
5, 1929; E unp. 2526; Albert Fern-
wood, New York. 1936
She’s a new kind of old-fashioned
girl; words by Billy Rose, music by
Vincent Rose. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Jan. 31, 1929; E unp.
3327; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
1937
She’s got a great big army of friends,
Since she lives near the navy yard;
words by Billy Frisch and Monty
Siegel, music by Bob Nelson; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Jan. 2, 1929: 2 e.
Jan. 3; E pub. 2195; Gene Austin,
ine., New York. 1938
She’s got a handful of gimme, and a
mouthful of much obliged; words by
Charles Tobias, music by Peter de
Rose. [Words and melody only] ©
ie Spec 22,’ 1825 Hh unm’ 2509:
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 1939
Same. © Jan. 21, 1929; 2 c¢. Jan.
22; E pub. 2861; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 1940
She’s got great ideas; words by
Charles Tobias and Sam Carlton,
music by Geo. J. Bennett; pf. ace.
with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © Jan. 28, 1929; 2 ec. Jan.
29; E pub. 3067; Broadway music
corp., New York. 1941
She’s my girl, oh! what a difference
that makes; words and music by
Max Kortlander. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c Jan. 19, 1929; E
unp. 2954; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 1942
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1943
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
She’s the godess [!] of all, no king-
dom could fall, with her as ruler
and queen; words by F. Ruby, mu-
sie by Carleton Ruby. © 1 ¢. Jan.
29, 1929; E unp. 3280; Fauntleroy
Ruby, Danbury, Neb. 1943
She said she wouldn’t—but she did;
words and music by Ed. EH. Elton, of
Great Britain; pf. acc., with ban-
julele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Dec. 31, 1928;
ft fe; (Tan. 2 1929; 6 for 20228:
Feldman & co., London. 1944
She stoops to conquer; romance of
Japan, quartet or cho., words by
I’. EK. Weatherly, musie by J. L.
Roeckel, harmonized by J. A. Parks;
men’s voices. 4to. © Jan. 1, 1929;
2c. Jan. 7; HE pub. 2443; J. A. Parks
co., York, Neb. 1945
She used to call me nothing, but now
she calls me sheik ; words and music
by EH. O. Klahn. New York, Frank
Harding) ©. “Dee. 27) L928 Fhe
Jan. 2, 1929; E pub. 2147; Elmer O..
Klahn, Rocky Point, N. Y. 1946
Sheila; words and music by Arthur
F. Kellogg; in C. © Dec. 14, 1928;
2 ec. Dec. 15; E pub. 2373; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 1947
Sheltered by love; hymn, words and
‘music by O. A. Parris. © Sept. 15,
1928 +) 2 ¢., Dees 20. Bi pubs, Zoe 5
James D. Vaughan, Lawrenceburg,
Tenn, 1948
Sherry; fox trot, words and mus‘c¢ by
Vv. L. Ridky. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Jan. 30, 1929; E unp.
3290; Viola Lillian Ridky, Detroit.
1949
Ship ahoy! words and music by Phil
Saltman. © 1c. Jan. 14, 1929; E
unp. 2801; Philip Harl Saltman, Re-
vere, Mass. 1956
Shoe blues; words by F. Pine, music
by Sylvester Long Cross. © 1 «
Jan. 15, 1929; E unp. 2821; Frank
Pine, Blaine, Wash. 1951
Short dress gal; by S. Morgan. [Mel-
ody only] ©1ec. Jan. 15, 1929; E
unp. 2837; Sam Morgan, New Or-
leans. 1952
Short postlude; by H. P. Hopkins, op.
123, no. 2; organ. © Dec. 14, 1928;
2 ¢e. Dee. 15; E pub. 23863; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 1953
Short prelude; by H. P. Hopkins, op.
128, no. 1; organ. © Dec. 14, 1928;
90
2 ce. Dec. 15; E pub. 2362; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 1954
jSi tatita es tan bueno! tango, tema
de La angelical Manuelita, di Fer-
nando Rifion, riduzione per orches-
trina con pf. conduttore di Ilumi-
nato Culotta, of Italy. pts. 4to. ©
Dec.,.2G),. 1928: 1 ec: Dee, 23 2 ara.
1787; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 1955
Si te pesa haberme amado; pespunte
ranchero, letra de Juan Vega, musica
de S. Gonzalez, of Mexico, domiciled
at Chicago; 2 voices. [Photostat]
© 1c. Jan. 30, 1929; E unp. 3308;
Salome Gonzalez, Chicago. 1956
Siam; words and music by Walter
Smith. [Words and melody only]
©.1 e; Jdan..12, 1929;-E unp. 27a;
Noah Frederick, San Francisco.
1957
Siciliano; Sicilian melody, by Beryl
Rubinstein; pf. © Dee. 7, 1928; 2 ¢.
Jan, 10, 1929; E pub. 2495; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 1958
Silhcuette; o Kaiserstadt, du schone!
by A. Walter Kramer; string orch.
se. and pts. © Dee. 21, 1928; 2 e¢.
Jan. 2. 1929: (EK) pub. 23200
Schirmer, inc., New York.
Silver shadows; Argentine tango, by
Charles Repper; orch. pts. © Jan.
16, 1929; 2c Jan. 31; E pub. 3082;
C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 1960
Simplicity graded violin course; by
Louis Retter. Grade 5, 1st-3rd posi-
tions. © Dec.\17, 1928; 2 ¢. Dee. 17;
E pub. 2684; Louis Retter music co.,
St. Louis. 1961
Simply starving for affection; words
by Leo Livingston Goldstein, music
by N. Marr. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Jan. 18, 1929; EH unp.
2924; Naiman Marr, New York.
1962
Since JesuS laid His hand on me;
hymn, words and music by O. A.
Parris. © Sept. 15, 1928; 2 e. Dec.
20; E pub. 2612; James D. Vaughan,
Lawrenceburg, Tenn. 1963
Since Lizzie’s got to be a lady; words
by A. Puckett, music by Luther A.
Clark. [Words and melody only]
©1e Jan. 14, 1929; E unp. 2791;
Aldine Puckett, Rainelle, W. Va.
1964
Since you are away; lyrics and music
by J. Kwasser. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Jan. 17, 1929; E unp.
2908; Jack Kwasser, New York.
1965
1959 .
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
1987
Since you came into my life; words
by Mitchell Parish, music by Elliott
Jacoby. © Dee. 31, 1928; 1 ¢. Jan.
17, 1929, 1 ce. Jan. 22; E pub. 2881;
Gotham music service, ine., New
York. 1966
Sing a song in the rain; from Polly,
words by Douglas Furber, of Great
Britain, and Irving Caesar, of U. S.,
music by Harry Rosenthal, of U. 8.;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Jan. 26,
1929; 2 e. Jan. 29; EH pub. 3091;
Harms, ine. New York. [© new
lyrics and new arrangement of mu-
sic. ] 1967
Sing unto the Lord a new song; no. 3,
words and music by Mrs. H. S.
Lehman [i. e. Edna Fay Lehman]
and W. W. Colby. Lehman € co.,
Erie, Penna. 8vo. © July 15, 1928;
2 ce. Dec. 5; aff. Dec. 6; A 3288;
Edna Fay Lehman, i. e. Mrs. H. S.
Lehman, Erie, Pa. 1968
Singapore Sal; theme song for Sal of
Singapore, by Billy Stone, Al. Kop-
pell and Chas. Weinberg, arr. by
George J. Trinkaus; voc. orch. pts.,
with words. 4to. © Jan. 22, 1929;
2c. Jan. 26; H pub. 3036; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 1969
Singapore Sal; words by Al Koppell,
music by Charles Weinberg and Billy
Stone; pf. and ukulele ace. © Jan.
21, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 24; E pub. 2990;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
1970
Singing (A) bird in a little gold box;
by Bainbridge Crist; pf. © Dec. 22,
1928 ; 2c. Jan. 10, 1929; E pub. 2524;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 1971
Singvégelchen; gavotte, von W. Win-
terling, op. 8, bearb. von Hermann
Wenzel, both of Germany; pf. ©
Nov. 5, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 11, 1929; E
for. 2248; Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 1972
Sizzling the blues; by Joe Capraro [i.
e. J. J. Capraro] [Melody only] ©
1-e@ Jan. 21, 1929; HE unp. ‘2977;
Joseph John Capraro, New Orleans.
1973
Skipping on the lawn; by Robert No-
lan Kerr; pf. © Dee. 14, 1928; 2 ec.
Dec. 15; E pub. 2370; Theodore Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 1974
Sky blue; by Erv. Bradley: pf. ©
Jan. 4, 1929; 2 ec. Jan. 5; E pub.
2280; Robbins music corp., New
York. 1975
37713—29-—7 91
Slavische tinze; fiir grosses orch., von
Karl Mraczek, of Czechoslovakia.
Se. © Sept. 27, 1928; 1 ¢. Jan. 11,
1929; B for. 2255; Ries & Erler, G.
m. b. H., Berlin. 1976
Sleep, my babe, my darling; words
and music by E. M. Joseph, of
Switzerland, domiciled at Oakland,
Calif. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1929; E ump.
2483; Eleinore M. Joseph, Oakland,
Calif. 1977
Sleep you well—in die bettgestell; text
und musik von Hermann Abendroth,
of Germany. © Oct. 15, 1928; 1 ¢.
Jan. 7, 1929; E for. 1941; Rondo-
verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 1978
Sleepy; words by E. Dodson, music by
J. Weddell. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Jan. 12, 1929; E unp.
2730; Johnny Weddell and Edgar
Dodson, Oakland, Calif. 1979
Sleepy little pickaninnies; by Morti-
mer Wilson, op. 86, no. 2; pf. ©
Jan.2,,.4929,;; 2.:e.; Jap. .4;..—E pub.
2249; Century music pub. co., New
York. 1980
Slow down; from Lady fingers, words
by Edward HEliscu, music by Joseph
Meyer; pf. and ukulele ace. © Jan.
19, 1929; 2c. Jan. 22; E pub. 2906;
Harms, inc., New York. 1981
Slow motion; words and music by H.
Y.. .Smith..©° bse. Jan. b, .da29:
E unp. 2559; Harold Y. Smith, Eu-
gene, Or. 1982
Slumber song; by A. Ilynsky, arr. by
Richard Kountz; organ. © June
24, 1927; 2 ¢. Dec. 19, 1928; E pub.
2697; H. W. Gray .co., New York.
1983
Slumber song; by Arkadieff, tran-
seribed by Arthur Hartmann; violin
and pf. © Dec. 27, 1928; 2 ¢c. Jan.
4, 1929; E pub. 2539; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 1984
Small town Rose; waltz, lyric and
music by Percy O. Bryant, of Can-
ada. [Words and melody only] ©
1 c., Noy. 19, 1928; E unp. 24389;
Percy Oswald Bryant, Vancouver,
Canada. 1985
Smile; words and music by P. J. Sar-
antis. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ¢., Jan. '8,°1929; EZ unp. 2594;
Peter J. Sarantis, New York. 1986
Smile (A) and a song; words by N.
M. Mulford, music by Helen M.
Johnson. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1929; E
unp. 2520; Nellie M. Mulford, Kan-
sas City, Mo. 1987
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1988
Smile and make the world smile with
you; words and music by John J.
Sehneider, pf. arr. by Edward J.
Splane, ukulele arr. by Anthony J.
Franchini. © Jan. 2, 1929; 2 e.
Jan. 2; E pub. 2165; Songtex music
co., Philadelphia. 1988
Smile away those bluey bluey blues;
waltz, words and music by Paul
Russ; pf. and ukulele acc. © Dec.
29, 1928; 2 «. Jan. 2, 1929; BE" pub.
2393; Paul Russ music publisher,
Amarillo, Tex. 1989
Smile (The) you owe me; words and
music by V. B. Milligan. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. Jan. 21,
1929; E unp. 29638; Virgil B. Milli-
gan, Maryville, Tenn. 1990
Smilin’; words and music by M. Lasco.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Jan. 29, 1929; E unp. 3279; Morris
Lasco, Chicago. 1991
Smiling eyes; lyric by George Ellis-
ton, music by T. Allison. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 10, 1929; E unp. 3097; Theo-
dora Allison, Cape May, N. J. 1992
Smiling tooth army song; words and
music by Baron Keyes. 16mo.
[Words and melody only] © Dec.
30, 1928; 2 c. Jan\21; 1929; EK pub.
2800; Myrrohl chemical co., San
Francisco. 1993
words and music
by W.. Crawley, arr. by Harry
Schoolfield; pf. and ukulele acc.
New York, Crawley music co. -
Aug, ‘1, 1928 = 2. eo Noy, “283. Ei. pub.
2129; Wilton Crawley, Chicago.
1994
Snake hip dance;
Sneaking; for fotoplay, by Hugo Felix,
ed. by D. Savino; pf. © Dec. 28,
1928; 2 ¢., Dec: 29; EH pub. , 2629);
Robbins music corp., New York.
1995
Snow fairies; by Marie D. La Cour,
op. 30, no. 3; pf. [in Three little
pieces for you] © Jan. 16, 1929;
2 ¢c. Jan. 18; E pub. 2750; Clayton
FE. Summy co., Chicago. 1996
Snowdrop; by George Parker, of Great
Britain, op. 7, no. 8; pf. © Jan. 21,
19: 2G. Jal. oon 2D eu, Geo
B. F. Wood music co., Boston. 1997
Snowflakes; caprice, from Snégou-
rotchka, by Rimsky-Korsakoy, tran-
scribed by Arthur Hartmann; violin
and pf.. © Dec. 27, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan.
4, 1929; E pub. 2544; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 1998
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pt. Ln ny Shae.
So ein trépfchen steight ins képfchen ;
marsch aus Die ungektisste Eva,
text von Fritz Rotter u. Otto Stran-
sky, musik von Martin Knopf, of
Germany, arr. von Richard Etlin-
ger, of Germany; orch., with pf.
direction. 4to. © Aug. 10, 1928;
1c. Jan. 8, 1929; E for. 2054; Oskar
Seifert, Eppendorf, Germany. 1999
Sognando amore; sogno-visione-estasi,
per piccola orch. e. pf. conduttore,
di Aroldo Fornasari, of Italy. 4to.
© Nov. 1, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 29; B for.
1958; Guglielmo Zanibon, Padova,
Italy. 2000
Sold down the river; ballet suite, by
Eastwood Lane; pf. © Dee. 31,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 3, 1929; E pub. 2193;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 2001
Soldiers of Christ, arise; hymn with
descant, words by C. Wesley, music
by Eric H. Thiman, of Great Brit-
ain. 4to. [Staff and tonie sol-fa
notations] © Jan. 8, 1929; 1 ¢. Jan.
9; E for. 1998; Novello & ¢o., Itd.,
London. 2002:
Solita; lyric by Mitchell Parish, mu-
Sic by Hlliott Jacoby and Irving
Mills; pf. ace. with ukulele arr. by
M. Kalua. © Dec. 21, 192820
Jan. 14, 1929; E pub. 2673; Gotham
musie service, inc., New York. 2003:
Solos de concertos; pour violon, avec
ace. de pf., par Jules Le Boulch, of
France. no. 9. En la bémol ma-
jeur.—no. 10. En fa majeur. ©
Nov. 20, 1928; 1 ¢@ each Jan. 9,
1929; E, for, .2106, “2107; see
Boulch, Versailles, France.
2004, 2005
Some day I'll be happy; words and
music by K. Kichi, arr. by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Jan. 19, 1929; E unp. 2940;
King Kichi, Wallingford, Conn. 2006
Some day—my darling; words and
music by W. R. Hodgin. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Jan. 25,
1929; E unp. 3106; Willard Ran-
dolph Hodgin, New York. 2007
Some Sunday in the summertime;
song fox-trot, words and music by
Harry Gifford and Fred EH. Cliffe,
both of Great Britain; pf. ace. with
ukulele arr. by Harry J. Stafford.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Dec. 14. 1928; 1 @ Jan. 4, 1929; H
for. 1811; Campbell, Connelly & co.,
London. 2008.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
2032
Some sweet morning; words by Darl
MacBoyle, music by James F. Han-
ley and Will Hollander; pf. acc.
with ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini.
© Dec. 21, 1928; 2 ec. Dec. 22; E pub.
2631: Shapiro, Bernstein & C0., inc.,
New York. 2009
Somebody; words and music by J. A.
Braden,’ ©>-=-1'e.'\ Jan. 11, 1929;
unp. 2705; James A. Braden, Kansas
City, Mo. 2010
Somebody’s been stealing; words and
music by J. M. Gates. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Jan. 11, 1929;
am wy 2619; Po CC.’ Brockman,
Atlanta. 2011
Somebody town; lyric and melody by
P. L. Geer, harmony and arrange-
ment by Arthur Lee Mancebo.
[Mimeograph] ©1c. Jan. 8, 1929;
E unp. 2612; Paul L. Geer, Berkeley,
Calif. 2012
Something to live for; from Lady
fingers,
music by Joseph Meyer: pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Jan. 19, 1929; 2 c. Jan.
22; E pub. 2807; Harms, inc., New
York. 2013
Somewhere there’s someone who is all
alone tonight; waltz song, lyric and
music by K. G. Coe, of Canada ; steel
guit. © 1c. Jan. 14, 1929; E unp.
2808; Kenneth George Coe, Medi-
cine Hat, Alberta, Canada. 2014
Sommernacht; text von Johanna Am-
brosius, musik von H. Behr. © Jan.
23, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 26; E pub. 3034;
Herman Behr, New York. 2015
So’n bisschen franzoésisch ist gar nicht
so schwer! aus Wann und wo, text
von Herman Haller, Rideamus und
Willi Wolff, musik von Walter Kollo,
of Germany. © Aug. 31, 1927; 1 ¢.
Jan. 7, 1929; E for. 1926; Rondo-
verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 2016
Sonate en si; pour pf. et violon, par
Simone Plé, of France. © Nov. 20,
1928; 1 c. Jan. 9, 1929; E for. 2144;
Henry Lemoine et cie., Paris. 2017
Sonatina; by James H. Rogers; organ.
© Jan. 23, 1929; 2c. Jan. 25; BE pub.
3020; Theodore Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 2018
Sonatina; von Sigfrid Walther Miiller,
of Germany, op. 20; klavier. 1, in F
dur.-2, in B dur. © Dee. 17, 1928;
1 ¢. each Jan. 2, 1929; E for. 1978,
1979; Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig.
2019, 2020
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words by Edward Eliscu, -
Song in E flat no 38; by Robert Wil-
liam Berick; pf. [Chords, single
staff] © 1c Jan. 3, 1929; HE unp.
2473; Ralph Marie Bonsanti, Brook-
lyn. 2021
Seng (A) in praise of the Lord of
heaven and earth; Hnglish text by
Helen A. Dickinson, music by Fran-
ciscus Nagler, ed. by Clarence Dick-
inson, arr. by Lucy Clark Street;
women’s voices. 4to. JAD. nets
1929; 2¢. Jan. 3; E pub. 2214; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 2022
Song (The) of a river; words and
music by A. Y. Johnson. © 1c. Jan.
o?. 1929; EK unp. 30193: Alma’ Y¥.
Johnson, Avalon, Pa. 2023
Song (A) of home; words and music
by F. J. Rogers, of Canada. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Jan. 28,
1929; E unp. 3170; Fred J. Rogers,
St. Vital, Manitoba, Canada. 2024
Song of Indiana; words and music by
©. Lucas; [mixed voices] © 1 «¢.
Jan. 10, 1929; E unp. 2653; Caroline
Lueas, Sandborn, Ind. 2025
Song of light; theme song, by M. S.
Pallant. [Melody only] ©1e. Jan.
8, 1929; E unp. 2599; Myron Sey-
mour Pallant, New York. 2026
Song (A) of love; words and music by
Helen C. Schachern. [Words and
melody only] ©ic. Jan. 7, 1929; E
unp. 2569; Helen C. Schachern, New
York. 2027
Song (The) of love (Dos lied fun
liebe) ; words and music by S. Se-
eunda. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dec. 28, 1928; E unp. 2561;
Samuel Secunda, Brooklyn. 2028
Song of San Leandro; words and mu-
sic by H. P. Nissen. [Photostat] ©
1 ee san? '23)- 1929-5 9R aunp. 3043::
Harry Petersen Nissen, Oakland,
Calif. 2029
Song of the forge; by H. W. Petrie,
arr. by C. F. Shattuck; male quar-
tette. 4to. © Jan. 22, 1929; 2c.
Jan. 23; EH pub. 2899; Edward B.
Marks musie co., New York. 2030
Song of the islands; Hawaiian fox
trot, words and music by Chas. HE.
King. © 1c. Jan. 7, 1929; EB unp.
2596; Frances H. King, Honolulu.
2031
Song (The) of the musketeers; lyric
by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by Mabel
Wayne. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Jan. 3, 1929; E unp. 2748;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 2032
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2033
pt. IIT, n.s., v. 24
Song of the plumbers; words by Louise
Hamilton, music by B. Solomon.
[Words and melody only] © 1 .«.
Jan. 17, 1929; E unp. 2888; Berenice
Solomon, Chicago. 2033
Song (A) to the stars; by Ralph
Kinder; organ. © Dec. 17, 1928;
2c. Dec. 19; E pub. 2352; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 20384
Songs for raggedy Ann; from Rag-
- gedy Ann and Andy, words and
music by Mary Landis Holden. 1.
What do you suppose. [4 others]
© Oct. 1, 1928: 2 c. Jan/3, 1929:
E pub. 2291; Samuel French, ine.,
New York. 2035
Songs of Alpha chi omega. 8th ed.
Rev. and enl. © Dec. 6, 1928; 2 e¢.
and aff. Dec. 8; A 3268; Alpha chi
omega, Lincoln, Neb. 2036
Songs of Exmoor; words and music by
Laurence EK. Tanner, of Great Bri-
tain, rev. and ed. by Edwin Thorn-
ton. 1. Winter. [3 others] © Dec.
24) 1928) 3\4) et San! 22,1929: © for.
2316; Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew,
ltd., London. 20387
Songs of long ago; words and music
by F. Dale. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Dee. 31, 1928; E unp.
2514; Frank Dale, Moundsyille, W.
Va. 2038
Soul mates; from The house boat on
* the Styx, words by George Wehner,
music by Monte Carlo and Alma San-
ders; pf. and ukulele acc. © Dee.
19, 1928; 2c. Dee. 21; E pub. 2169;
Harms, inc., New York. 2039
South Downs of Sussex; words by
Charles Doré, music by George Bu-
chanan, of Great Britain. © Dee.
14, 1928; 1 ¢c. Jan. 5, 1929; E for.
1971; Berners music co., ltd., Lon-
don. 2040
South of Kentucky; song fox-trot,
words and music by Harry Shalson,
of Great Britain; pf. ace. with uku-
lele arr. by Charles Hanley. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Dec.
20, 1928) 1 ‘es Jan.) 4, *929)0 i itor,
1807; Lareine & co., 1td., London.
2041
Souvenir; from Yankee Doodle, words
and music by Shafter Howard; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Jan. 22, 1929;
2 ¢. Jan. 23; E pub. 2901; Edward
B. Marks music co., New York.
2042
Souvenirs of you; words by Annabel
Greer, music by G. D. Moore; pf.
and ukulele ace. [Photostat] © 1 ¢.
Jan. 8, 1929; E unp. 3037; Grady D.
Moore, Nashville. 2043
Soy virgencita; canciOn Mexicana arr.
de F. Moure, of Mexico, domiciled at
Kl Paso, Tex.; pf. © 1c. Jan. 10,
1929; EH unp. 2686; Francisco Moure,
Hl Paso. 2044
Spanish and Mexican album for guitar
solo; transcriptions by V. O. Bick-
ford, op. 128. Los Angeles, Calif.,
American guitar society. .© Dee. 26,
1928; 2 c. Dec. 28; aff. Dec: 29; A
3418; Vahdah Olcott Bickford, Los
Angeles. 2045
Spanish dance; by Pablo de Sarasate,
op. 26, no. 8, free concert version by
Hans Hanke; pf. © Jan. 25, 1929;
2c. Jan. 29; E pub. 3056; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. 2046
Spanish eyes; words by J. Brockman,
music by J. Brockman and Gus Ed-
wards. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Jan. 18, 1929; E unp. 3319;
James Brockman, Los Angeles. 2047
Spartacus; ouverture dramatique, pour
orch. partiés, avec pf. conducteur, by
E. Froment, of France. © Dec. 10,
1927: 1 c. Jan. 7, 1928* Bi ror fae;
Editions musicales Evette, Paris.
2048
Speak; lyrics by Lee Duskin, music
by N. Lee. [Chords, single staff]
© 1c. Jan. 28, 1929; E unp. 3200;
Norman Lee, Chicago. 2049
Speed (The) king; galop, by Dudley
Peele, orch. by Walter C. Schad;
orch. pts. 4to. © Jan. 18, 1929;
2c. Jan. 21; E pub. 2857; Belwin,
inc., New York. 2050
Speedway (The) ; galop, composed and
arr. by F. Bub; orch. pts. 4to. ©
‘Jan. 26, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 28; H pub.
3039; Music buyers corp., New York.
2051
Spinning song; by Helen MacGregor,
selected, ed., annotated and fingered
by John M. Williams; pf. © Jan.
23. 1929: 2 ¢c.. Jan. Zohn, een
Boston music co., Boston. 2052
Spinning (The) wheel; trill study, by
Albert von Doenhoff; pf. © Dee.
24, 1928; 2 ec. Jan. 2, 1929; E pub.
2849; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
2053
Spirit (The) of Easter; Haster service,
words by Lizzie De Armond, and
others, music by Fred B. Holton and
94
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
Edith Sanford Tillotson. Svo. ©
Sum. 2, 1929; 2:6 and afic'Jan..T;
AA 7031; Lorenz pub. co., New York.
2054
Spirit (The) of Lawrence; march, by
As H. Peterson... 1**. violin... ©,1.¢.
Jan. 18, 1929; E unp. 2918; August
H. Peterson, Methuen, Mass. 2055
Spohr (L.) Rondo; transcribed by
Louis Persinger; violin and pf. ©
Mec...11,. 1928 2. ¢.saban. 40; 4929;
E 2497; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 2056
Sprite dance; by Rob Roy Peery; vio-
lin and pf. © Dec. 3, 1928; 2c. Jan.
10, 1929; E pub. 2493; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 2057
Stainer (Charles) Scherzo ; by
Charles Stainer, of Great Britain;
wind quintet. © Jan. 3, 1929; 1.
Jan. 19; E for. 2177; Rudall, Carte
« & co., Itd., London. 2058
Star of Bethlehem; carol, words and
music by E. W. G. Leidzen. S8vo.
© Dee. 14, 1928: 2 ec. Dec. 15: B
pub. 2130; Erik W. G. Leidzen, New
Yerk. 2059
Starlight; words and music by F. J.
Lynch. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Jan. 23, 1929; E unp. 3050;
Frank Joseph Lynch, New York.
2060
Stately (The) names of England;
written by Graham Squiers, com-
posed by Fred Cecil, of Great Brit-
ain. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Dec. 28, 1928; 1 c. Jan.
16, 1929; E for. 2199; Reynolds &
co., London. 2061
Station L. O. V. E.: words and music
by D. P. Fina. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Jan. 26, 1929; E ump.
3114; Donald Pascal Fina, Kenosha,
Wis. 2062
Stay out of Walnut Street alley;
words and music by L. Johnson.
[Words and melody only] ©1«
Jan. 17, 1929; E unp. 2899; Lonnie
Johnson, Jackson Heights, L. L.,
KN. ¥: 2063
Stendardj (Piero) Pastorale:) "di
Piero Stendardi, of Italy; pf. ©
Jan; 5, 1929; 1c Jan. 4:. BH: for.
1808; Casa editrice musicale ital-
iana, Florence. 2064
Step by step; course in theory and
practise for the young piano stu-
dent, by Elizabeth Fyffe. bk. 1,
elementary.—bk. 2, ist grade—bk.
Q5
2076
3, 2nd grade. © Nov. 20, 1928; 2 ¢.
each Jan. 10, 1929; E pub. 25380-
2532; Carl Fischer; ine., New York.
2065-2067
Step-by-step; progressive method of
musical education for beginners, by
Lucy Ellen Peterson. obl. S8vo. ©
Oct. 24, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 3; aff. Dec.
10; A 3522; Eurydiceum school of
music, Long Beach, Calif. 2068
Stepping high; theme song for the
photoplay, lyric by L. Wolfe Gilbert,
music by Mabel Wayne. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Jan. 3,
1929: E unp. 2745; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 2069
Stepping lightly; by Celeste Bruner
Givens; pf. © Dec. 29, 1928; 2 «.
Jan. 8, 1929; E pub. 2824; Shattin-
ger piano & music co., St. Louis.
2070
Still I’d love you; from Follow thru,
words and music by B. G. De Sylva
[pseud. of George Gard De Sylva],
Lew Brown and Ray Henderson;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by Joseph
M. Weiss. © Dee. 28, 1928; 2 e.
Dee. 31; E pub. 2068; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New
York. 2071
Stimmungsbilder; 60 lyrische ton-
stiicke fiir harmonium, komponiert
von Hermann Wenzel, of Germany,
revid. v. M. Wenzel, of Germany.
bESZ. "© Nov'10, 19283 © eetan.
11, 1929; E for. 2246; Fr. Portius,
Leipzig. 2072
Stone’s (Jerry) modern jazz piano
course; for the playing of popular
music, by Jerry Stone. © Dec. 17,
1928 ; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 26; AA 7411;
Jerry Stone, Portland, Or. 2073
Strifling (Der) ; text von L. Melschin,
libers. von Hans Ostwald, musik von
Bernhard Blau, of Germany, op. 23,
Bond. © dune.43,.1928;: 1, ¢. Jan.
11, 1929; E for. 2254; Ries & Erler,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 2074
S.t.r.a.m.i.l.a.n.o.; canzone one-step, di
Vittorio Mascheroni, of Italy; pic-
eola orch. pts. 4to. © Jan. 2, 1929;
ke. Jan. 9; BE for. 1849) Av i&.G.
Carisch & ¢., Milan. 2075
S.t.r.a.m.ilia.n.o.; canzone one-step,
parole di Luciano Ramo, musica di
Vittorio Mascheroni, of Italy; pf.
© Jan, 2;.1929; 1 ce. Jan. 9; E for.
1854; A & G. Carisch & ¢., Milan.
2076
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2077
Strangers (The) at our door; home |.
mission song, words by Jessie F.
Moser, music by H. G. Tovey. ©
Nov. 41928; 2.¢. Jan. 14° 1929.
pub. 2651; Herbert G. Tovey, Los
Angeles. 2077
Student (The) march; by J. Jaffe. ©
ic. Jan. 3, 1929; EH unp. 2475; Julius
Jaffe, New York. 2078
Suss singt die geige, gut’ nacht; tango,
verse von Robert Gilbert, musik von
Will Rollins. © Oct. 4, 1928; 1 «¢.
Jan. 7, 1929; E for. 1899; Rondo-
verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 2079
Suite in olden style; by Henry Ken-
ning, of Great Britain; violin, with
pf. 1. Praeludium. [4 others] ©
Noy.) 29; ) 1928; . i te; Jan, 5 5B) tor.
1968; Schott & eco., 1td., London.
‘ 2080
Summer frolics; by W. A. Montgom-
ery, of Great Britain, op. 38, no. 4;
pi. Cy Jan.’ 2171929. 2° ce. Jango
EK pub. 2955; B. EF. Wood music co.,
Boston. 2081
Summer time in old Kentucky; words
by Hollis C. Franklin, music by
Betsy White. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Jan. 15, 1929; E unp.
2834; Vernon Dalhart, New York.
2082
Sun of glory; overture, by Edw. Rus-
sell; band pts., with solo B flat cor-
net conductor. 4to. © Sept. 22,
1928; 2 ec Dee. 26; E pub. 2310;
Charles L. Barnhouse, sr., Oska-
‘ loosa, Ia. 2083
Sunbonnet (The) girl; comic operetta
in 2 acts, book, lyrics and music by
Geoffrey F. Morgan and Frederick
G. Johnson; mixed voices. Vocal
se. 4to. © Jan. 8, 1929; 2 ¢. Jan.
14; D pub. 27481; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati. 2084
Sunflower; by George Parker, of Great
Bitain7op. 7, No. 1 pla "© Jane 2,
1929; 2 ¢«. Jan. 25; E pub. 2949;
B. F. Wood music co., Boston. 2085
Sunrise on the mountain; waltz, by
G. E. Holmes; band pts. 4to. ©
Sept. 22, 1928; 2 c. Dee. 26; E pub.
2322; Charles L. Barnhouse, sr.,
Oskaloosa, Ia. 2086
Sunset in the garden; valse, by Hilsel
Holt; pf. © Jan. 2, 1929; 2 c. Jan.
4; E pub. 2567; Century music pub.
co., New York. 2087
Sunset (The) limited; march, by G. H.
Holmes; band pts. 4to. © Sept.
22, 1928; 2 ec. Dec. 26; H pub. Zaza
96
pt. III, 0. S., v. 24
Oska-
2088
Sunset trail; words and music by S.
W. Hollowell. © 1c. Jan. 8, 1929;
E unp. 2618; Stella Watts Hollo-
well, Santa Barbara, Calif. 2089
Superstitious blues; words and music
by Hattie Burleson. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Jan. 5, 1929;
E unp. 2542; Brunswick-Balke-Col-
lender co., New York. 2090
Supplication; by Haydn Wood, of
Great Britain; pf. © Jan. 10, 1929;
1c. Jan. 12; E for. 2308; Chappell
& co., ltd., London. 2091
Supposing; words and music by M.
Weitz. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Jan. 4, 1929; E unp. 2524;
Mark Weitz, Boston. 2092
Sure (A) retreat; hymn, words by
Jessie F. Moser, music by H. G. To-
vey. © Nov. 1, 1928; 2 «. Jan. 14,
1929; E pub. 2652; Herbert G. To-
vey, Los Angeles. 2093
Surf riders; by Heinrich Gebhard; pf.
© Dee. 18, 1928; 2 ec. Jan. 19, 1929;
EK pub. 2763; E. C. Schirmer music
co., Boston. 2094
Surprise (La) amoureuse; ou, La belle
endormie, poésie populaire de Haute-
Savoie, mis en musique de Georges
Migot, of France. © Nov. 20, 1928;
1e. Jan. 9, 1929; EH for. 2147; Henry
Lemoine et cie., Paris. 2095
Susi (Die) blist das saxophon; text
von Hans H. Zerlett, musik von Ru-
dolph Nelson, of Germany. © Sept.
13, 1928; 1 ¢ Jan. 7, 2929°" eae
1936; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 2096
Sutor (Adele) Nocturne, selected, ed.,
annotated and fingered by John M.
Williams; pf. © Dec. 24, 1928; 2c.
Dec. 31; E pub. 2624; Boston music
co., Boston. 2097
Suzette; an idle idyll, words by Wil-
liam F. Boddington, music by Ar-
thur Fickénscher; mixed voices.
4to. © Jan. 11, 1929; 2 e. Jan. 25;
E pub. 2938; C. C. Birchard & G0.,
Boston. 2098
Swampy river; by Duke Hllington; pf.
© Dec. 31, 1928; 2 ce. Jan. 17, 1929;
HE pub. 2741; Gotham music service,
inc., New York. 2099
Swanee river; by J. F. Weir; melody,
with pf. acc. © 1ic. Jan. 5, 1929;
E unp. 2530; James Frederick Weir,
Syracuse, N. Y. 2100
Charles L. Barnhouse,
loosa, Ia.
SIr.,
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
2123
Sweet Colorado home; words and mu-
sic by J. V. Lappin. © 1 ¢. Jan.
11, 1929; E unp. 2707; Jules Verne
Lappin, Tulsa, Okl. 2101
Sweet dreams of music; words by C.
M. Stairs, music by Sylvester Long
Cross. © 1c. Jan. 15, 1929; E unp.
2825; C. M. Stairs, Seattle. 2102
Sweet Estella, the ideal of my dreams:
words by Mrs. Frank C. Duplessie
fi. e. S. Duplessie], music by Ray
Hibbeler. New York City, Frank
Harding’s music house. © Jan. 3,
1929; 2 c. Jan. 12; E pub. 2592;
Selina Duplessie, Fitzwilliam Depot,
N.. H. 2103
Sweet Ida Joy: words by Will J. Har-
ris, music by Maurice Abrahams;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Jan. 2,
1929; 2c. Jan. 4; E pub. 2186; Spier
& Coslow, inc., New York. 2104
Sweet is the voice, and brown are the
eyes; words and music by L. Tower.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Jan. 14, 1929; E unp. 2767; Leslie
Tower, Red Bluff, Calif. 2105
Sweet Kentucky Lou; words and mu-
sic by Sherman Brown. [Words and
melody only]
E unp. 3188; Hughes Bailey & co.,
inc., New York. 2106
Sweet Rose of memory; words and mu-
sic by Al Johnson [i. e. E. A. John-
son] [Words and melody only] ©
1 ce Jan. 31, 1929; E unp. 3330;
Eric Albin Johnson, Chicago. 2107
Sweet rose of paradise; words and
music by C. Swanberg. © Dec. 28,
Pees ec. Aan. 24, 1929" "Hh, pup:
2934; Carl Swanberg, St. Paul.
2108
Sweet violets; words and music by B.
Samberg. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Jan. 3, 1929; E unp. 2506;
Benjamin Samberg, Brooklyn. 2109
Sweet William; words by Jack Fors-
ter, music by Mary Forster; pf. and
ukulele ace. © 1c. Jan. 10, 1929;
E unp. 2671; John T. Forster, Hol-
ton, Kan. 2110
Sweetest (The) story ever told; part
song, words and music by R. M.
Stults, arr. by Philip Greely; men’s
voices. 4to. © Dee. 19, 1928; 2 «@.
Jan. 8, 1929; E pub. 2340; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 2A a
Sweetheart blues; words by F. McRoy,
music by Luther A. Clark. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Jan. 14,
9g
©1e. Jan. 28, 1929;
1929; E unp. 3147; Florence McRoy,
Newport, Ark, 2AAZ
Sweetheart, I love you; lyrics by Lil-
lian Barnes, music by E. A. Schanda.
©1e Jan. 2, 1929; E unp. 2458;
Edward Adolph Schanda, Chicago.
2113
Sweetheart I’m lonesome for you;
words and music by G. D. Moore; pf.
and ukulele ace. [Photostat] ©1
ce. Jan. 8, 1929; E unp. 3038; Grady
D. Moore, Nashville. 2114
Sweetheart of memories; waltz, words
and music by Sam Coslow; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Jan. 2, 1929; 2 «.
Jan. 4; E pub. 2187; Spier & Coslow,
inc., New York. 2AAS
Sweetheart of mine come back to me;
waltz song, words and music by H.
Johnson... © 1 e. Jan. 2, 1929; EB
unp. 2450; Harold Johnson, Fort
Riley, Kan. 2116
Sweetheart of mine, come back to me;
words and music by V. Vaska. ©
1 26. San Zoo toeo., Wh Unp. o2ol
Vana Vaska, Los Angeles. 2117
Sweetheart of my dreams; lyric and
melody by P. L. Geer, harmony and
arrangement by Arthur Lee Man-
cebo. [Mimeograph] © 1c. Jan.
8, 1929; E unp. 2613; Paul L. Geer,
Berkeley, Calif. 2118
Sweetheart Sue—I love you; words
by L. Clyde, music by Lee Turner.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
Jan. 9, 1929; E unp. 2637 ; Lee Clyde,
Baylor, Mont. 2119
Sweetness of your song; fox-trot, lyric
by J. Keirn Brennan, music by John
McLaughlin, arr. by Joseph Nuss-
baum; dance orch. pts. 4to. ©
Jan.. 26,1929: 2c Jans o0; EK. pub.
3098; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 2120
Swinging; 5-note duet, by Marie F.
Hall; pf. with rhymes. © Dec. 28,
1928; 2 ec. Jan. 4, 1929; E pub. 2403;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 2121
Swinging on de golden gate; negro
Spiritual, words and music by M. A.
Redding. © 1c. Jan. 29, 1929: E
unp. 8262; Mary Agnes Redding,
Pittsburg, Calif. 2122
Symphonie VI; fiir orch, partitur, in C
dur, von Kurt Atterberg, of Sweden,
op: aL. ‘© Woy. 29, 1928; 1 ¢. Jan.
2, 1929; E for. 1996; Columbia
graphophone co., ltd., London.
2123
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. III, Nn. s., Vv. 24
2124
Syncopator (The); march, by G. H.
Huffine; band. 4to. © Jan 5,
1929 ;. 2.c. Jan. 5s Wepub, 2500 ;. Karl
L. King music house, Fort Dodge,
Ta. 2124
Szazas bank6é nesze cigany; fox-trot,
a szovegét Kola Jésef és Nador Josef
irtak, zenéjét szerzette: Kola Jozsef,
of Hungary. © Nov. 17, 1927; 1c.
Dec. 7, 1928; E for. 1859'; Kalman
Nador, Budapest, Hungary. 2125
Tanker du pa mej? text av Jean
Ernst [pseud. of Harry Holm],
music by Folke Anderson, of Sweden ;
pe -GweOct; 23, )1928- 1 ¢. Jan. 7,
1929: BE for. 1873; A. b. Nordiska
musikforlaget, Stockholm, Sweden.
2126
Take me back, sweetheart; ballad,
words by C. O. Jones, music by Lee
Turner. New York City, Frank
Hardie. ©) fan, "21, '1929% 2 ie,
Jan. 24; EH pub. 2915; Charles Os-
ear Jones, Gary, Ind. 2127
Take me back to Col-ler-rad-da fer to
stay; words and music by Moran
Moore; pf. and ukulele ace. © Jan.
19, 2929; 2'¢) Fan, 23; BH pub: 2889;
Villa Moret, inc., San Francisco.
128
Tale and story; fox trot, special jazz
arr., by José M. Lucchesi, of Brazil;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
© Nov. 20, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 9, 1929;
E for. 2104; Auguste Bosc, Paris.
2129
Tampa; from Happy days, lyric by
Lew Levinson, music by Leo Flan-
ders. © Dec. 27, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan. 2,
1929; E pub. 3084; Sherman, Clay
& co., San Francisco. 2130
Tangerina; tango, par S. Esvé, of
France; pf. © Dec. 31, 1927; 1 e.
Apr. 9, 1928; E 689537 ;
Paris.
Choudens,
Paes a |
Tango creole; by K. L. Richards, op.
383. pf., in A, min. © 1 ¢ J4n, 28,
1929; EH unp. 8250; Katherine Louise
Richards, New York. 2132
Tango d’amour; nem tagadom, még
mindig gondolok magara. :
szovegét irta: Lorinez Mikl6s, zené-
jét szerzette: Zerkoyvitz Béla, of
Hungary. © Oct. 7; 1927: 1 ec.
Dec: 7, 1928; BH for. 1358; Kalman
Nador, Budapest, Hungary. 2183
Tantum ergo V; a Zoltanus Kodaly,
of Hungary; gyermekhangokra, or-
gona v, harmonium. obl. Ato,
| 98
(Cover title:—Ot tantun ergo) ©
Dec. 1,- 1928;. 1 ¢) Jani 3). 19293)
for. 2017; Zoltan Kodaly, Budapest,
Hungary. 2134
Tanz-suite; von Efrem Zimbalist, arr.
von Leo Artok, of Germany, op. 98;
salon-orch., with pf. conductor. 1.
Polnischer tanz. [2 others] © Dec.
31, 1928; 1 c. Dec. 22; EH for. 1794;
B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
2135.
Tarantella; by Gaston Borch, of Nor-
way; orch. pts., with pf. conductor.
© Jan. 2, 1929; 2c. Jan. 4; E pub
2259; Belwin, ine., New York. 2136
Tea (The) party; by Matilee Loeb-
Preston; pf. © Jan. 22, 1929; 2 ¢
Jan. 21; E pub. 2787; Schroeder &
Gunther, inc., New York. ZAST
‘Tea time; words and music by M. E.
Bronson. © 1c. Jan. 3, 1929; HB
unp. 3032; Margaret E. Bronson,
Cincinnati. 2138
Teach me to love; sacred song, words
by Priscilla M. Dunn, music by W.
E. McGee; low vyoice. Oakland,
Calif., Franklin music publisher. ©
Jan. 17, 1929’; 2 ¢.. dam 25> Epo
2864; Winifred E. McGee, Ceres,
Calif. 21389
Tear drops; words by Lou Davis, mu-
sic by Arnold Johnson. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Jan. 9, 1929; HB
unp. 2630; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc., New York. 2140
Tears of love; words and music by H.
P. Nissen. [Photostat] ©1c. Jan.
15, 1929; E unp. 28388; Harry Peter-
sen Nissen, Oakland, Calif. 2141
Teasing; words and music by R. AIl-
bright. [Words and melody only]:
© 1c. Jan. 2, 1929; E unp. 2468;
Ray Albright, Newark, N. J. 2142
Teddy (The) bear; dance, by Matilee
Loeb-Preston; pf. © Jan. 22, 1929;
2c. Jan. 21; E pub. 2793 ; Schroeder
& Gunther, inc., New York. 2143
Teiere mamenin; words and musie by
S. Secunda. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Dee. 28, 1928; E unp.
2478; Samuel Secunda, Brooklyn.
2144
Tell it to the marines; by Richard
Howsgill, of Great Britain; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Ja. 10, 19295) b-e.: Fam. 22 95H fore
2322; J. R. Lafleur & son, Itd., Lon-
don. 2145.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
2165
Tell me in the moonlight; words and
music by Bob and Don Elbel; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Jan 7, 1929;
2 ¢e. Jan. 9; E pub. 2463; Forster
music publisher, ine., Chicago. 2146
Tell me little sweetheart; waltz,
words, and music by G. E. Ruther-
ford. [Words.and melody only] ©
1 @& Jan. ‘30; 1929: EH unp 3285;
George E. Rutherford, Poughkeep-
sie, N. Y. 2147
Vell me when blues; words and mu-
~~ sic by Spencer Williams. [Chords,
' single staff] © 1. Jan. 26, 1929;
E unp. 3116; Georgia music co., New
York. 2148
Tell the doc; words by Ira Gershwin,
music by George Gershwin. London,
New York & Sydney, Chappel & co.,
Itd. [Words and melody only] ©
Dec. 21, 1928; 2 c. Dec. 31; E pub.
2172; New world music corp., New
War ik. 2149
Tempest (The); from The Yodler,
words and music by F. Zimmermann,
of Switzerland, domiciled at Los
Angeles, arr. by Wm. F. Schiller.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
ane, 2. 1929: BE pnp... 2465; Krilz:
2150
Tender memories; words by Ford [i. e.
Ford Rush] and Glenn [i. e. Glenn
Rowell], music by Fred _ Rose.
[Chords, single staff.] ©1e. Jan.
28, 1929; E unp. 3190; Ford Rush
and Glenn Rowell, Oak Park, Il.
2151
Tennessee, I’m coming home; words
and music by J. Ring. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Jan. 14, 1929;
E unp. 2794; Justin Ring, New York.
2152,
Tepcres and totem poles; by Mortimer
Wilson, op. 86, no. 6; pf. © Jan. 2,
1929; 2c. Jan. 4; EH pub. 2253; Cen-
tury music pub. co., New York. 2153
Zimmermann, Los Angeles.
Terry (Frances) Twelve study pieces
for wrist technic; pf. © Dee. 20,
1928; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 8, 1929; AA
7035; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
2154
Tesha; vocal waltz theme, words and
- musie by Harry Gordon and An-
thony Deering, both of Great Brit-
ain; pf. acc. with ukulele arr. by
Harry J. Stafford. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Dec. 21, 1928;
1c. Jan. 3, 1929; E for. 1806 ; Camp-
bell, Connelly & co., London. 2155
Testing the keys; by W. L. Proctor; pf.
© 1c. Jan. 21, 1929; E unp. 2980;
Walter L. Proctor, Everett, Mass.
2156
Teufels-tanz (Der); caprice fantas-
tique, fiir violine mit begleitung des
pf., von Ferdinand Carri, op. 30.
pept:..13;,.4928,, 1c. Sept, 27s, 2h, &
Sept. 29; E pub. 2579; Breitkopf &
Hiirtel, Leipzig. 2157
Thank God for all; words by Herbert
J. Brandon, music by Charles Huer-
ter. 1. In C.—2. In E flat—3. In F.
© Jan. 21, 1929; 2c. each Jan. 25; EB
pub. 2959; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston. 2158
That Monte Carlo song; fox-trot, words
and music by Chick Endor and
Harry Steinberg, both of Great .
Britain; pf. acc. with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Dee. 28, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 3,
1829; E for. 1987; Lawrence Wright
music co., London. 2159
That night among the roses; words by
Ted Koehler, music by Frank Ma-
gine. [Chords, single staff] ©1e.
Jan. 22; 1929; BE, unp. 3015; Villa
Moret, inc., San Francisco. 2160
That old-time organ melody; valse bal-
lad, written and composed by Harry
Carlton and Michael Blair, of Great
Britain; pf. aec., with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech. © Jan. 7%, 1929; 1c. Jan.
24; E for. 2343; Lawrence Wright
music co., London. 2161
That phoney boloney ; tchirri-birri-bim,
words and music by B. Samberg.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Jan. 3, 1929; E unp. 2507; Benjamin
Samberg, Brooklyn. ps OS
That’s her now; words by Jack Yellen,
music by Milton Ager; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by Dan Dougherty. ©
Jan. 2, 1920: ZiegJan, 33), pub.
2203; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc.,
New York. 2163
That’s my girl; words and music by
C. C. Poche. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Jan. 21, 1929; E unp.
2968; Catherine C. Poche, Poucha-
toula, La. 2164
That’s the good old sunny south ; words
by Jack Yellen, music by Miiton Ager ;
pf. acc. with ukulele arr. by Dan
Dougherty. © Jan. 11, 1929; 2 «¢.
Jan. 12; E pub. 2603; Ager, Yellen
& Bornstein, inc., New York. 2165
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2166
That’s the kind of a baby that loves
me; words and music by R. A.
Pritchett. © 1c. Jan. 25, 1929; E
unp. 3323; Ray Alphus Pritchett,
Dallas. 2166
Thats the melody my mother sang to
me; words and music by J. Kwas-
ser. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Jan. 17, 1929; E unp. 2909; Jack
Kwasser, New York. 2167
That’s what I call sweet music; words
by Jack Meskill, music by Al Hoff-
man and Pete Wendling; pf. acc.
with ukulele arr. by Dan Dougherty.
©. Yane'2."1929:- 2 er Jan.-3> EH pub:
3053 ; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc.,
New York. 2168
That’s what’s calling me back; music
by Johnny Tucker and Joe Schuster,
scored by George J. Trinkaus; voc.
orch: pts. 4to. © Jan. 21, 1929;
2 e. Jan. 24; EH ‘Sub. 2986; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 2169
That’s what’s calling me back; words
by Clyde Hager, music by Johnny
Tucker and Joe Schuster; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Dec. 31, 1928; 2 ¢.
Dee. 31; E pub. 2480; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 2170
That’s why I’m happy; words by Herb
Magidson, music by Michael H.
Cleary ; pf. acc. with ukulele arr. by
AO Wh ranchin’ ©, Jan.’ 9) Wee ;
2c. Jan. 10; H pub. 2483; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inec., New York.
2171
That’s why I’m jealous of you; words
by Ford [i. e. Ford Rush] and
Glenn fi. e. Glenn Rowell], music
by Fred Rose, arr. by Rube Bennett;
pf. and ukulele acc. © 1c. Jan. 28,
1929; E unp. 3191; Ford Rush and
Glenn Rowell, Oak Park, Il. 272
That tantolizing [!] smile; words and
music by G. S. Ostrander. © 1 «¢.
Jan. 24, 1929; E unp. 3102; Gertrude
Snowden Ostrander, Sterling, Neb.
2173
That tired feeling; words and music
by V. A. L. Smith, of Canada.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Dee. 31, 1928; E unp. 2515; Victoria
A. L. Smith, Tillsonburg, Ontario,
Canada. 2174
Thee Barbados; words by Lionel
O’Donnell Licorish, music by T.
Hammed; pf. © Dec. 10, 1928; 2 «.
Dee. 7; E pub. 2717; Harrison God-
win Smith and Tosh Hammed, New
York. 2175
pt. Il, n. S., v. 24
Then I’ll have time for you; from Fol-
low thru, words and music by B. G.
De Syiva [pseud. of George Gard De
Sylva], Lew Brown and Ray Hender-
son; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
Joseph M, Weiss. © Dec. 28, 1928;
2 ¢. Dec. 31; E pub. 2069; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine, New
York. 2176
There is a green hill far away; sacred
song, words by C. F. Alexander, mu-
sic by Alfred Wooler . 1. In A flat.—
2.In F. © Jan. 30, 1929; 2 c. eac
Jan. 31; E pub. 3110; Arthur =p
214
There is no dream; words by Margaret
EH. Sangster, music by Louis Drake-
ford [i. e. L. H. Drakeford], of Great
Britain. © 1c. Jan. 30, 19295°58
unp. 3305; Lewis Henry Drakeford,
London. 2178
There’s a four leaf clover in my pocket,
and a horse-shoe over my door;
lyrics by Lew Colwell and Jack
Meskill, music by Pete Wendling;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Jan. 29,
1929; 2c. Jan: 305) Hyspubi sors;
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. 2179
There’s a little girl who’s calling, call-
ing me; words and music by T. Par-
rillo. © 1c. Jan. 26, 1929; EH unp:
3138; Tom Parrillo, Chicago. 2180
There’s a reason when my dad steps
out! fox-trot, words and music by
Ay, Lett. © 1 ¢. Jan, dae
unp. 2840; Alice Leff, Whitewood,
a gg 1 2181
There’s a smile for ev’ry tear; lyrie
by John Leeds, music by Hoyt Fish-
er. Los Angeles, Calif., Gene John-
ston, inc. © Jan. 16, 1929; 2 ¢. Jan.
22: E pub. 2859; Gene Johnston, Los
Schmidt co., Boston.
Angeles. 2182
There’s but only one dream; words
and music by G. J. Poquse. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ce. Dee. 11,
1928; E unp. 1944; George J. Po-
quse, Fort Sill, Okl. 2183
There’s no happiness without you; by
S. Wienshienk; melody with pf. ace.
© 1c. Jan. 21, 1929; BH unp. 2969;
Sylvia Wienshienk, Kansas City, Mo.
2184
There’s no power on earth can pull it
down; words and music by Tommy
Lorne and R. F. Morrison, of Great
Britain; pf. acc., with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
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tions] © Jan. 7, 1929; 1c. Jan. 8;
E for. 2025; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don. 2185
There’s nobody else; words by Sidney
Clare, music by Jimmy Monroe
[pseud. of Leonard Joy]; pf. ace.
with ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini.
© Jan. 9, 1929; 2 ec. Jan. 10; E pub.
2484; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 2186
There’s sugar cane around my door;
words and music by Eddie Leonard
and Jack Stern. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. ce. Jan. 11, 1929;
E unp. 2695; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 2187
There were shepberds; Christmas
pageant-service for the Sunday
school, pageant by Frances V. Hub-
bard, music by John J. Thomas,
Clarence Nevin, Clinton D. Lowden
and Roy E. Nolte. Chicago, IIL,
Geo. F. Rosche & co. 8vo. © Sept.
A, st O285— 2)-eF LOcti SS) D'27388 $s
George F. Rosche, Chicago. 2188
Therese; or, The Lady of Morunique;
comic opera in 2 acts, written by
EK. H. Stevens, composed by R. G.
Bartow.” 4te.,,©)1 ¢.,Jan. 22,1929;
D unpub. 27484: Edmund H. Stevens
and Robert G. Barrow, Washington.
2189
-Thermidor; ouverture, pour orch., par-
ties séparées, avec pf. conducteur,
par A. Scassola, of Italy. © Nov.
15, 1928; 1 e.. Dec. 19; E for. 1824;
F. Moulin, Cannes, France. 2190
They who trust and obey; hymn,
words by Jessie F. Moser, music by
H. G. Tovey ; mixed voices. © Nov.
1, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 14, 1929; EH pub.
2653; Herbert G. Tovey, Los Ange-
les, 2191
Thinking of you, my _ sweetheart;
words and music by C. B. Meyer.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
dan. 14, 1929;.E.unp: 2762; Carl
B. Meyer, St. Louis. 2192
Thinnest (The) girl I know; musical
recitation, written by Greatrex New-
man, composed by Wolseley Charles,
of Great Britain; pf. © Dec. 28,
1928; 1 c. Jan. 16, 1929; E for. 2198:
Reynolds & co., London. 2193
Third air concertante: by Louis Ret-
ter; violin and pf. © Dec. 17, 1928;
2 ¢. Dec.. 17; E pub. 2685; Louis
Retter music co., St. Louis. 2194
Third sonata; by Arnold Bax, of Great
Britain; violin and pf. © Jan. 22,
1929; 1 ec. Jan. 30; E for. 2377; Mur-
doch, Murdoch & co., ine. with J.
G. Murdoch & co., ltd., London.
2195
This glad Easter day; English text
by Helen A. Dickinson, set to tra-
ditional Norwegian air, arr. by Clar-
ence Dickinson, arr. for women’s
voices by Lucy Clark Street; organ
acc. 4to. © Jan. 2, 1929; 2 ¢. Jan.
on, Mopue 2etGs ts WwW. Gray co.
New York. 2196
Thompson (John) Seven: musical
travelogues; pf. © Jan. 21, 1929;
2c. Jan. 21: E pub. 2786; Schroeder
& Gunther, inc., New York. 2197
Thou art all; sacred song, words by
Ave Galbraith, music by J. Lamont
Galbraith; med. voice. © Jan. 30,
1929 42 -c.. Mans lst > <hr pub: Bas 5
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 2198
Thou art near; words by William H.
Pike, music by H. G. Tovey; pf. ©
Now; i. J928" 2 e., Van, 14, 1S29;
E pub. 2654; Herbert G. Tovey, Los
Angeles. 2199
Thoughts of you when I’m blue;
words by Mrs. G. L. Brown, music
by Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Jan. 16, 1929; E unp.
2847; Gertrude L. Brown, Aroda,
Va. 2200
Throne (The) of grace; hymn, words
and music by Mrs. L. J. Zorn [i. e.
CIS Zorn] © Nov.: 19287 2° ¢.
Nov. 22; E pub. 2485; Clara Inez
Zorn, Chicago. 2201
Through the night a Starry ray; the
first Noel, hymn, music by G. I.
Wills 4to. ‘©oDeew2t, 19285 2 c.
Dec. 22; E pub. 2546; Grinton I.
Will, Mamaroneck, N. Y. 2202
Through the waning seasons; words
by Thomas S. Jones, jr., music by
H. Gifford Bull; low or med. voice.
© Dec. 28, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1929;
E pub. 2418; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 2203
Tick tock; 5-note duet, by Marie F.
Hall; pf. with rhymes. © Dee. 28,
1928; 2 ¢. Jan. 4, 1929; E pub. 2404;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 2204
Tickety tock; by M. Wetzel; pf.
[Photostat] © Dec. 13, 1928;:2.¢.
Jan. 9, 1929; E pub. 2475; Maurice
Wetzel, Chicago. * 2205
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pt. II, n. S., v. 24
Tiddley-iddley-iddley-iddley-hi! writ-
ten and composed by W. H. Wallis
and Harry Bedford, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. aec., with banjulele banjo
and ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢. Jan. 2; 1929;
HE for. 1967; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don. 2206
Tide of memory; lyric by Morris A.
Nunes, music by Frank J. Konitz;
pr.,,,© ie. Jan: 5, 1929: EB ump.
3127; Morris Nunes and Frank
Konitz, New Haven. 2207
Tiger man; words and music by Henry
Lodge. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Jan. 10, 1929; EB unp. 2651;
Spier and Coslow, inc., New York.
2208
Tillie; av Folke Anderson, of Sweden;
pf © Nov. 15; 1928: 1 e. Jan-~ 7,
1929; E for. 1870; A. b. Nordiska
musikforlaget, Stockholm, Sweden.
2209
Time’s end; if I could live a thousand
years, words and music by James
Francis Cooke; with violin ad lib;
in C:. © Jan. 18,1929: 2 ce) Jan. 21:
E pub. 3097; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 2210
"Tis Jesus; hymn, words*and music by
James M. Henson. © Jan. 15, 1928;
2 ¢. Dec. 17; E pub. 2808; Robert
Hmmet Winsett, Chattanooga. 2211
"Tis you; words and music by F. G.
Thompson. © 1c. Jan. 14, 1929;
BH unp. 3179; Fleet Gillum Thompson,
Hollywood, Calif. 2212,
’Tis you I love; words and music by
HK. M. Joseph, of Switzerland, domi-
ciled at Oakland, Calif. ©1c¢. Jan.
3, 1929; E unp. 2484; HleAinore M.
Joseph, Oakland, Calif. 2213
To a marching tune; unison and
quartet or cho., words by Gerald
Grey, music by J. A. Parks, four-pt.
arr. by Marion Moore; male voices.
4to. ©), dan, .1920 20c. Jan Ts
E pub. 2440; J. A. Parks co., York,
Neb. 2214
To all you ladies; [song], arr. with
descant by Geoffrey Shaw, of Great
Britain. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Jan. 14, 1929; 1 ¢.
Jan. 15; E for. 20837; Novello & co.,
Itd., London. 2215
To be with you again; words by S. O.
Miller, music by Luther A. Clark.
© Dec. 20, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 24, 1929;
EK pub. 2930; Stella Owen Miller,
Coffeyville, Kan. 2216
To the Chinamen belong the soils;
words by Andrew HE. Lindas, musie
by C. B. Lindas. © 1 ¢. Jan. 10,
1929; Hl. unp. 2675) ‘Clarion iB:
Lindas, Chicago. 2217
Toast (A) for Pierrot; by Marie
Louise Evans; pf. © Jan. 16, 1929;
2c. Jan. 18; E pub. 2752; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 2218 °
Toenniges (Christian Frederick) 45
master student daily technical exer-
cises; saxophone, cornet or trumpet.
© Jan. 28, 1929; 2 ce. and aff. Feb.
7; AA 9372; Christian Frederick
Toenniges, Detroit. 2219
To-morrow; in Charlot 1928, English
words by Rowland Leigh, of U. S.,
original French words by Jean
Lenoir, music by T. Aivaz; pf. and
ukulele ace. London, Francis, Day
& Hunter, ltd.. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations.] © Oct. 22, 1928; 1c.
Oct. 24, 1 e. Dee. 19; E pub. 2979;
Publications Francis-Day, Paris.
To-morrow is here; words by Sidney
Clare and Jack Murray, music by
Lew Pollack. [Words and melody
only] © Jan. 21, 1929; E unpub.
2990; De Sylva, Brown & Henderson,
ine., New York. 2221
To-morrow—perhaps—but not to-day;
words and music by Jack Judge, of
Great Britain; pf. acc., with ban-
julele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Dec. 31, 1928;
1c. Jan. 2, 1929; E for. 1966; B.
Feldman & co., London. 2222
arpeggien-studien fir
posaune; unter berticksichtigung
moderner intervalle von Ernst
Gaetke, of Germany. Heft 1,2. ©
Oct. 29, 1928; 1 c. each Jan. 11, 1929;
BE for. 2279; Wilhelm Zimmermann,
Leipzig. 2223
Tonwellen; potpourri, von H. Mann-
fred, of Germany, op. 135; pf. ©
Oct. 10, 1928; 1 ce. Jan. 8, 1929; E
for. 2061; MHeima-verlag, Berlin-
Sch6neberg, Germany. 2224
Top (The) ; by Matilee Loeb-Preston ;
of. © Jan, 22, 1929; 2 c Jan. 21;
EB pub. 2795; Schroeder & Gunther,
ine., New York. 2225
Tortoises; musical recitation, written
by H. M. Burnaby ; composed by
Harold Arpthorp, of Great Britain ;
Tonleiter-und
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pe ey ee
pf. © Dec. 28, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 16,
1929; E for. 2195; Reynolds & co.,
London. 2226
Totentanz-suite; drei stiicke fiir
violine mit kleinem orch., von Heinz
Tiessen, of Germany, op. 29. Sc.
© Aug. 27, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 11, 1929;
E for. 2256; Ries & Erler, G. m. Db.
H., Berlin. 2227
‘Touchdown; march, by G. E. Holmes;
band pts. 4to. © Sept. 22, 1928;
2 e. Dec. 26; E pub. 2323; Charles L.
Barnhouse, sr., Oskaloosa, Ia. 2228
Tour (La) de feu; fantaisie, du drame
lyrique en trois actes de Sylvio
Lazzari, par Raoul Morane, of
France. 1. Pf-—2. Facile; violon et
pf. © Nov. 20, 1928; 1 ¢. each Jan.
9, 1929; E for. 2156, 2157; Choudens,
Paris. - 2229, 2230
Toy (A) band; by Bainbridge Crist;
Me. Cy Dec. 22,1923) 2. ¢.. dan: 10,
1929; E pub. 2522; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 2231
Toy maker’s (The) dream ; characteris-
tic fox-trot, by Ernie Golden, arr. by
Jos. Nussbaum; orch. 4to. © Jan.
10, 1929; 2 «. Jan. 11; E pub. 2557;
Edward B. Marks music co., New
York. 2232
Toymaker’s (The) dream; characteris-
_tie piece, words and music by Ernie
Golden, arr. by Jos. Nussbaum; pf.
ace., With ukulele arr. by T. Kahana ;
violin obbl. © Jan. 1, 1929; 2 ¢. Jan.
2; E pub. 2142; Edw. B. Marks
music co., New York. 2233
Traité de Vharmonie; réalisation par
Ch. Koechlin, of France, des lecons
des vols. 1 et 2. vol. 3. © June 20,
1928; 1 e. July 12; E for. 1578; Max
Eschig et cie., Paris. 2234
Travelin’; by Dave Berend, op. 308,
pf. arr. by Leo. A. Kempinski; banjo
solo, with pf. acc. © Jan. 22, 1929;
250, Jat. Jo. pup 2o90 >. Irving
Berlin standard music corp., New
York. 2235
Travelin Sam; words and music by
F. Downing. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Jan. 28, 1929; BE unp.
3152; Fred Downing, Tampa, Fla.
2236
di Vittorio Mas-
of Italy; piccola orch. pts.,
Tre; canzone fox-trot,
cheroni,
pf. conduttore. 4to. © Jan. 2, 1929;
1 c. Jan. 9; E, for. 1845; A. & G.
Carisch & c., Milan. 2237
2247
Tre; canzone fox-trot, versi di Angelo
Ramiro Borella, musica di Vittorio
Mascheroni, of Italy; pf. © Jan. 2,
1929; 1c. Jan. 9; E for. 18538; A. &
G. Carisch & ¢., Milan. 2238
Treasure of mem/’ries; words and
music. by .Al Gifford [i. e. A. M.
Gitords aril. GC). 1 eC. dan) toe d9Ze :
E unp. 2831; Alfred Morse Gifford,
jr., Los Angeles. 2239
Trees; poem by Joyce Kilmer, music
by Katherine Ruth Heyman; med.
. voice, in F. [London], Winthrop
Rogers, ltd. © Nov. 29, 1928; 2 c.
Jan. 8,.1929; E pub. 2575; Hawkes
& son (London) Itd., London. 2240
Trille (Le) du diable; teufelstriller-
sonate, von Giuseppe Tartini, bearb.
und hrsg. von Fritz Kreisler, of
Austria; violine mit streichorchester
und orgel; partitur. © Dec. 28,
1928; 2c. Jan. 4, 1929; E pub. 2285;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 2241
Trinidad blues; words by Iris
and Walt Merrick [i. e. W. E. Mer-
rick], music by Walt Merrick, of
Great Britain, domiciled at Washing-
ton. © 1c. Jan. 24, 1929: E ump.
3068; Walter Ernest Merrick, Wash-
Davis
ington. 2242
Trinity river blues; words and music
by Hattie Burleson. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Jan. 5, 1929;
E unp. 2548; Brunswick-Balke-Col-
lender co., New York. 2243
Trink auf uns’re liebe; foxtrot, text
von Fritz Rotter, musik von Anton
Profes, of Germany, klavierarr. von
Franz Grothe. © Jan. 2, 1929; 1 «.
Jan. 25; E for. 2336: Drei masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 2244
Triomphe (Le) de Bacchus; divertisse-
ment pour orch. par Claude Debussy,
réduction pour pf. 2 mains, par Ma-
rius Francois Gaillard, of France.
© Mar. 10, 1928: 1 .¢ .Apr.9:, B
689533; Choudens, Paris. 2245
Triomphe (Le) de Bacchus; divertis-
sement pour oreh., reduction pour
pf. 4 mains, par Claude Debussy, of
France. © Mar. 10, 1929; 1 c. Apr.
9; E 689534; Choudens, Paris.
2246
Triplin’-sax; polka brillante, by Ge-
rardo Iasilli; E flat alto saxophone.
with pf. ace. © Dee. 11, 1928; 2 c.
Fan * 10551929 :- BD pub 250!) > Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 2247
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2248
Triumphzug; ftir grosses-orch., von B.
Leopold, of Czechoslovakia, op. 36;
pts., with pf.-direction and 1st violin
direction. © Oct. 31, 1928: 1 ¢. Jan.
11, 1929; E for. 2258; Rtihle & Wen-
dling, Leipzig. 2248
True blue; words by Haven Gillespie,
music by Charlie Garland, arr. by
Carleton L. Colby; pf. and ukulele
acc, © San. 14, <1929'"2"e, Sram? 14
E pub. 2636; Harold Rossiter music
co., Chicago. 2249
True heaven; words and music by Wil-
liam Kernell and Dave Stamper.
[Words and melody only] ©1l1ee.
Jan. 9, 1929; E unp. 2631; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
2250
True love came too late; words and
music by D. Tripp. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1ce. Jan. 21, 1929; E
unp. 2967; Daisy Tripp, Glens Falls,
mn. YS 2251
Trutzlied; text von Hagen Thiirnau,
musik von Hugo Kaun, of Ger-
many; minnerchor, a cappella. 4to.
© Nov. 6, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 11, 1929;
E for. 2222; Amsel-verlag, Berlin-
Stidende, Germany. B252-
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) A leg-
end; words ty. by Frederick B.
Miles, arr. by Lucy Clark Street;
women’s voices. 4to. © Jan. 2,
1929); 2-e Janis; pubs 2202 - EW’.
Gray co., New York. 2253
Melodie; arr. by Richard Kountz;
organ. © June 24, 1927; 2 ¢. Dec.
19, 1928; EH pub. 2699; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 2254
The nightingale; words by Flor-
ence Gebhardt-Ormsbee, music by
* Tehaikovsky, arr. by Morten J. La-
vaas; treble voices, a cappella. 4to.
©! Jani 11401929; 20 e Panels Bb
pub. 2985; C. C. Birchard & co.,
Boston. 22D
Nur, wer die sehnsucht kennt;
op. 6, no. 6, arr. by Leopold Wenin-
ger, of Austria; orch. pts., with pf.
direction and violin 1 direction. 4to.
© Jans8iy1928 ; 1) &) Ange2e
6976238; D. Rahter, Leipzig. 2256
Nussknacker (Der); suite aus
dem ballett, von P. Tschaikowsky,
op. 71", arr. von Leopold Weninger,
of Austria; orch. pts., with violin 1
direction. © Jan. 4, 1929; 1 ¢. Jan.
22; EH for. 2291; Anton J. Benjamin,
Leipzig. 2257
pt. I, D. S., v. 24
—— Russischer tanz; von P. Tschai-
kowsky, op. 40, no. 10, arr. von Leo-
pold Weninger, of Austria; orth.
4to. © Dec. 18, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 9,
1929; E for. 2005; Anton J. Benja-
min, Leipzig, 2258
Tscherepnin (Alexandre) III*™® so-
nate; par A. Tscherepnin, of Russia,
domiciled at Wereholme Islip, L. I.,
N. Y., op. 30, no. 2; violoncelle et pf.
© Oct. 30, 1928; 2 c. Dec. 5; E pub.
2376; Universal edition a. g., Vi-
enna. 2259
Tu-tu; one-step, by S. Ehrlich, of
Great Britain; pf. © Jan. 2, 1929;
1c. Jan..8; E for. 2301; Chappell
& co., Itd., ‘London. [© English
edition arranged as piano solo]
2260
Tunes for little folks; by M. L. Pres-
ton; pf. with words. © Jan. 25,
1929); 2*'e. ‘Jan, “28: EP pubs hai
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
2261
Tunes of yesterday; quartet or cho.,
words by Anna E. Nelson, music by
Vera J. Rolander; male voices. 4to.
© Jan. 1, 1929; 2 ce. Jan. 7; E pub.
2442; J. A. Parks co., York, Neb.
2262
Turn to me; from Lady fingers, lyrics
by Edward HEliscu, music by Joseph
Meyer; pf. and ukulele acc. © Jan.
19, 1929; 2 ce, Jan. 22; H) pub: 5089;
Harms, ine., New York. 2263
Turtle (The) walk; words by Tosh
Hammed, music by Benjamin Gar-
rison. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Jan. 7, 1929; BE unp. Gare
Harrison Godwin Smith, New York.
2264
Tuscan (A) folk song; by Gordigiani,
arr. by M. E. Bossi, of Italy; organ.
© June 24, 1927; 2 c. Dec. 19, 1928;
E pub. 2700; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 2265
Tutor for the improved long scale solo
ukulele or miniature guitar; by A.
de Vékey, of Great Britain. bk. 1.
4to. © Dec. 28, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 11,
1929; E for. 2020; Keith, Prowse &
co., ltd., London. 2266
"Twas night in Venice; barearolle, by
Hilsel Holt; pf. © ‘Jan. )2)aie2o;
2c. Jan. 4; BE pub. 2246; Century
music pub. co., New York. 2267
"Twas only a dream; words by T.
Roth, music by Hugene Platzman.
© 1c. Jan. 25, 1929; E unp. 3109;
Thomas Roth, Brooklyn. 2268
104
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no. 1, 1929
2290
Twilight; anthem, words by Mary A. | Under starry skies of old Hawaii;
Lathbury, music by George B.
Nevin. 4to. 1. Day is dying in the
West; mixed voices.—2. Men’s voices.
© Dee. 19, 18, 1928; 2 c. each Jan.
8, 1929; E pub. 2338, 2339; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 2269, 2270
Twilight; by M. Abramowitz; mand.
and guit. © 1. Dec. 27, 1928; BE
upp. 2268; Morris Abramowitz,
Brooklyn. 2271
Twilight and you; words and music
by Ernie Burnett. [Chords, single
staff} ©1e. Jan. 29, 1929; E unp.
3278; Ernest M. Burnett, Chicago.
' 2272
Twilight in the woods; arpeggio
piece, by Walter A. Lehleitner; pf.
i san. 16, 1929; 2 ¢. Jan. 215 BH pub.
2876; Evans music co., Boston. 2273
Twilight time; lyric and melody by
P. L. Geer, harmony and arrange-
ment by Arthur Lee Mancebo.
[Mimeograph] ©1ce. Jan. 8, 1929;
E unp. 2614; Paul L. Geer, Berkeley,
Calif. 2274
Two men; musical recitation, written
by George Arthurs, musical setting
by Cuthbert Clarke, of Great Britain;
pf. © Dee. 28, 1928; 1 ce. Jan. 16,
$929: EH for. 2196; Reynolds Se CO.,
London. 2975
Two tired old eyes; words by Pat
Kenyon, music by J. H. Squire, of
Great Britain. © Dec. 6, 1928; 1 ¢.
Dec. 31; E for. 1986; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London.
2276
Two tone stomp; by lL. Johnson.
[Melody only] ©1c. Jan. 17, 1929;
E unp. 2900; Lonnie Johnson, Jack-
som Heichis. Ta: Iny.N. cY. 2277
Two words; waltz, by Federico Lon-
gas, of Spain; pf. © Jan. 7, 1929;
2c Jan. 9; E pub. 2464; Forster
music publisher, inc., New York.
2278
’Twould be heaven in the haven of
your arms again; words by F. L.
Henington, music by Sylvester Long
Cross. ©1c. Jan. 29, 1929; E unp.
3254; Frederick Lee Henington, New
York. 2279
Uncle Joe and his radio; words and
music by W. M. Creamer; pf. and
ukulele ace. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1929;
E unp. 3301; Warren Milton Crea-
mer, New Haven. 2280
words and music by Billy James and
Irving Mills; pf. ace. with ukulele
arr. by M. Kalua. © Dec. 21, 1928;
2c. Jan. 14, 1929; E pub. 2674;
Gotham music service, ine., New
York. 2281
Under stjirnorna; av Otto P. Trobick,
of Sweden; pf. © Oct. 15, 1928;
Ly. Jan. 1929 5 Ee for. I8t 7 sev Ds
Nordiska musikforlaget, Stockholm,
Sweden. 2282
Under the cathedral tower; spiritual
meditation, by Hilsel Holt; pf. ©
Jan.' 2, 1929; 2 -¢: Jani 4; E: pub.
2247; Century music pub. co., New
York. 2283
Underneath the silvery moon; words
and music by R. Albright. [Words
and melody only]) © 1.«. Jan. 9,
1929; E unp. 2632; Ray Albright,
Newark, N. J. 2284
Unforgetable; fox trot, lyric by Del-
bert Lucas, music by Stanley
Wheeler, of Canada. © Dec. 28,
1928; 1 c. Dec. 31; E for. 1965; Tri-
union publications, Peterboro, Can-
ada. 2285
Ungarische rhapsodie no. 2, in B moll;
von Paul Wiggert, of Germany, op.
27; fir solo trompete oder cornet in
B [flat] u. klavier, bearb. von Franz
Herbst, of Germany. © July 31,
1928; 1 c«. Jan. 8, 1929; EH for. 2069;
Riihle & Wendling, Leipzig. 2286
United States of love; words and mu-
sic by I. B. Smith. © 1c. Dee. 29,
1928; E unp. 2444; Irving B. Smith,
Oakland, Calif. - 2287
Universal flag of love; anthem, words
and music by C. E. Key. © Jan.
26, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 28; E pub. 3041;
Clarence Edgar Key, Louisville.
2288 .
Until He come; communion hymn,
quartet or cho., words by George
Rawson, music by John W. Thomas;
mixed voices with organ acc. 4to.
© Jan. 24, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 1; E pub.
3129; Robin Ellis, Ridgefield Park,
N. J. 2289
Up in the air; breezy operetta in 2
_acts, book and lyrics by Geoffrey F.
Morgan, music by Don C. Wilson.
Full voe. se. 4to. © Jan. 15, 1929;
2e. Jan. 26; D pub. 27487; Henry
T. FitzSimons, Chicago. 2290
105
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2291
pt. Il, n.'s., v. 24
Up in the sky with you; waltz, by
Charles Tobias and Al. Sherman,
arr. by Arthur Lange; orch., with
words. 4to. © Noy. 9, 1928; 2 ec.
Dec. 31; E pub. 2185; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inec., New York. 2291
Vagabond (The) lover; words and
music by Charles Pride, Gene Clapp,
and Benny Snow [i. e. Gordon H.
Snow] [Photostat] © 1c. Jan. 4,
1929; E unp. 2911; Charles F. Pride,
Oak Park, Ill., E. Eugene Clapp,
Chicago, and Gordon H. Snow, Oak
Park, Ill. 2292
Valley (The) of my tears; hymn,
words and music by L. H. Bachel-
ler. © Sept. 15, 1928; 2 «. Dec. 20;
E pub. 2613; James D. Vaughan,
Lawrenceburg, Tenn. 2293
Valse brillante; by Joseph G. Law, op.
3; pf. © Dec. 29, 192852 c; Jan.
5, 1929; E pub. 2272; Boston music
co., Boston. 2294
Valse eaprice no. 1; by Guido Deiro;
accordion. © Dec. 22, 1928; 2 e.
Jan. 12, 1929; E pub. 2602; Biagio
R. Quattrociocche, Steubenville, O.
2295
Valse capricieuse; petit air de ballet,
by Hugo Felix, scored by Maurice
Baron; orch., with pf. conductor and
violin 1 conductor. .New York, Irv-
ing Berlin standard music corp. ©
jan. 2771929: 12) Gy, damn. or ye) ED:
2556; M. Baron, Great Neck, L. LI.,
Nias YX 2296
Valse captive; by G. Bagby; pf. ©
Lives Tan. 14, 1929 ice) sumpsy Zep:
George Bagby, New York. 2297
Vaise de concert; by Gaston Borch;
orch. with pf. conductor. © Jan.
Zz, 1929; 2) ce. Jane Oye), pub. yaa 4
Belwin, inc., New York. 2298
Valse extase; by R. O. Suter; pf. ©
Jan. 28, 1929; 2c. Jan. 25; H 3012;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
| 2299
Valse fugitive; by G. Bagby; pf. ©
1,,¢.; Jan. 14, 1929;. 5 unp. 2806;
George Bagby, New York. 2300
Valse gracieuse; by William Coburn,
selected, ed., annotated and fingered
by John M. Williams; pf. © Jan.
23, 1929; 2 ¢. Jan. 25; E pub. 2924;
Boston music co., Boston. 2301
Valse marionette; by Anna Priscilla
Risher; violin and pf. © Dec. 14,
1928 + 2, Bee...15; EB. pub. 2304;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
2802
Valse melancolique; by Boris Leven-
son, op. 64; orch., with pf. conduc-
tor and violin 1 conductor. New
York, Irving Berlin standard music
corp. 4to. © Jan. 2, 1929; 2 e.
Jan. 3; E pub. 2555; M. Baron,
Great Neck, L. I., N. Y. 2303.
Valse mélancolique; by Georges Favre,
of France; pf. © Dee. 31, 1927;
1c. Mar. 6, 1928; EH for. 1814; Al-
phonse Leduc et cie., Paris. 2804
Valse mignonne; by. Hans Harthan;
pi © Jan. 23,1929". 2c. Janes.
E pub. 3015; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 2305
Valse mysterieuse; by J. A. Meale, of
Great Britain. [organ] ©1e. Jan.
3, 1929:' EH. unp.. 2872; J,’ Arthur
Meale, Hatch End, Middlesex, Hng-
land. 2306
Valse Tatjana; by Oscar Potoker, of
Poland, domiciled at Los Angeles,
Calif.; pf. . [conductor] 4to. ©
Noy. 20, 1928; 2 c. Dee. 26; E pub.
2439; Kalmus filmusic edition, New
York. 2307
Valses brunettes; by Paul A. Irby, of
Great Britain; pf. 1. Ione. [1
other.] © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢. Jan.
21, 1929; E for. 2217; Wellington
music pub. co., itd., London. 2308
Varfor kan jag inte fa ett svar ifran
dej? text av Jean Ernst [pseud. of
Harry Holm], music by Karl Wehle,
of Sweden; pf. © Oct. 23, 1928;
Ie. Jan. 7, 1929; E for. 1876; A. b.
Nordiska musikférlaget, Stockholm,
Sweden. 2309
Varj ram...; tango dal, Nador Jozsef,
of Hungary, verse és zenéje. © Oct.
10,. 1927; 1 ¢. ‘Dec. 7, 1928 eeieior.
1349; Joseph Nador, Budapest, Hun-
gary. 2310.
Varmer Giles’s outin’; humorous west
country song, written and composed
by Frederick Chester, of Great Brit-
ain. © Dec. 28, 1928; 1 ec. Jan. 16,
1929; E for. 2341; Reynolds & co.,
London. 2311
Varsoviana; old dance, arr. by G. A.
Grant-Schaefer; pf. © Jan. 17,
1929; 2:c. Jan, 21;, EH: pubseeasw;
Arthur P. Schmidt ¢o., Boston. 2312
Vashon we love; words and music by
Otto L. Bohanan. In The Vashon
herald, v. 8, no. 2, Oct. 24, 1928. ©
Dee. 29, 1928; 2 @) Jan. 83). Hi pub.
2325; Vashon herald, St. Louis.
Bale
106
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
2335:
Vécsei (Desider Josef) Melody; op.
ah .©. 1c. Jan. 30,4920) H.unp.
- 8282: Desider Josef Vécsei, New
York. 2314
Venetian (The) moon and you; words
and music by H. F. Jackson. © Jan.
19, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 23; E pub. 2888;
Howard Franklin Jackson, St. Louis.
2315
Venetian (A) night; serenade, by St.
John Horne, of Great Britain, arr,
by Adolf Lotter, of Great Britain;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
© Jan. 10, 1929; 1 ec. Jan. 22; E for.
2323; J. R. Lafleur & son, Itd., Lon-
don. 2316
Veohavto lere-echo; by S. Secunda. ©
1 ec. Dee. 28, 1928; E unp. 2479;
Samuel Secunda, Brooklyn. 2517
Verdi (Giuseppe) Celeste Aida; from
Aida, solo or duet, arr. by Calvin
Grooms; pts. for E flat alto, B flat
ten. and C melody saxophone, with
me acc. © Jan. 2.1929: 2 ei, dan.
4; E pub. 2569; Century music pub.
co., New York. 2318
Vers la Sibérie . ..; caravane, par
Edouard Flament, of France, op. 80,
no. 1; orch. pts., with pf. conductor.
4to. © Nov. 20, 1928; 1 « Jan. 9,
1929; E for. 2151; Choudens, Paris.
2319
Vi piace: polka brillante, by Joseph
Conte, of Italy, domiciled at New
York. © 1c. Jan. 19, 1929; E unp.
3251; Nicola Iandoli, New York.
2320
Via dolorosa; by L. Kroll; pf. New
York City, O. Flaschner music ¢o.,
inc. © Dec. 21, 1928; 2 c. Dec. 29;
E pub. 2816; Louis Kroll, Bronx-
ville, N: Y. yy
Vie (La) joyeuse; danse-intermezzo,
by Armand Dumas, of Great Britain ;
Hike Oy aa. el. tooo Le. San tA:
E for. 2218; Cary & co., London.
Py a
Vigil (The); by Richard Howsgill, of
Great Britain; orch. pts., with pf.-
conductor. 4to. © Jan. 10, 1929;
1.¢: Jan. 22; BE for. 2318; J. BR: La-
fieur & son, ltd., London. 23823
Village (The) chapel; by H. P. Hop-
kins, op. 129; organ. © Dec. 14,
1928; 2 ec. Dec. 15; E pub. 2364;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
2324
Village (A) festival; by Frederick A.
Wiliams; pf. © Dec. 17, 1928; 2-c¢.
37713—29—_8
Dec. 19; E pub. 2351; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 2325-
Villager’s (The) delight; by J. M.
KRuesal? pt "CO. ty 71928" 2" c.
Jan. 17, 1929; E pub. 2779 John M.
Knesal, Petersburg, O. 2326.
Villian [!] theme; gruesome andante,
by Erno Rapee, orch. by Walter C.
Schad; orch. 4to. © Jan. 7, 1929;.
2c. Jan. 9; E pub. 2453 ; Belwin, inc.,,
New York. Dei
Violetta (La); menuet antique, by
Lucy Nord; pf. © Dec. 17, 1928;
2 ¢@ Dec. 17; E pub. 2682; Louis
Retter music co., St. Louis. 2328
Virginia; selection, music by Jack
Waller and J. A. Tunbridge, selected.
and arr. by H. M. Higgs of Great
Britain; orch. pts. with 1st violin.
conductor. London, New York and.
Sydney, Chappell & co., ltd. © Dec.
1 1938S") te. Jan Gy 1929: BH ror.
1990; Harms, inc., New York. 2329
Virginia mammy ; words and music by
F. W. Vaughan. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Jan. 7, 1929; E unp.
2570; Fred W. Vaughan, Seattle.
2330:
Vissza jottem érted [and] Nota a
szerelemrol; Nador Jdska_ verse,
Sandor Jeno, of Hungary, zenéje.
Feb. 16, 1928; 1 c. Dec. 4; E for.
13855; Kalman Nador, Budapest,
Hungary. 2331
Viva Celaya; marcha two step, by
Isaias Medina Campa, of Mexico,
domiciled at Chicago; pf. [Photo-
stat] ©1e. Jan. 12, 1929; E unp.
2719; Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago.
2332
Vivaldi (Antonio) Concerto; aus dem
manuskript hrsg. und bearb. von
Fritz Kreisler, of Austria, domiciled
at New York; violine mit streich--
orchester und orgel; C dur; partitur.
© Dec. 28, 1928; 2 c Jan. 4, 1929;
E pub. 2284; Carl Fischer, inec., New
York. 2333
Vocal tutor; by Ralph Dunstan, of
Great Britain; bar. and bass. 4to.
©). DeG aie is2e:) 1c: Jane, 1920 ;
E for. 2216; Reid bros., ltd., London.
2334
Vocal tutor; by Ralph Dunstan, of
Great Britain; ten. 4to. © Dec.
28. 1oea tC. Jan 1, los0. 1 for.
1840; Reid bros., ltd., London. 2335.
107
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2336
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
Voglein (Der) abendlied; notturno,
von Bernard Derksen, of Germany;
orch. pts., with pf.-organ direction.
Ate. 7G) Jan: %, 1929) a ch diane oe
E for. 2354; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
2336
by Fr. Kark, of Germany;
orch. pts., with violin 1 direction
and pf. direction. 4to. © Dec. 38,
1928: 1e¢. Jan. 23, 1929; E for. 2296;
Ed. Bote & G. Bock, Berlin. 2337
Voice (The) in the wilderness; an-
them, 3 pt. cho., text from Isaiah 40,
music by John Prindle Scott; wom-
en’s voices. 4to. © Jan. 24, 1929;
Z.0.¢, Jan.;20% Hy pub: +2971; | BR: a:
Huntzinger, inc., New York. 2338
Voices; words by M. T. Churchill, mu-
sie by Julian Caster. © 1c. Jan.
7, 1929: E unp. 2622; May Thirza
Churchill, Buffalo. 2339
Voices of the valley; by Heinrich Geb-
hard: pt., © Dee: “1s, 19282" 2.0
Jan. 19, 1929; E pub. 2761; H. C.
Schirmer music co., Boston. 23401
Volplaning; by Carrie Ward Lyon,
selected, ed., annotated and fingered
by John M. Williams; pf., with pre-
paratory exercises. © Dec. 24,
1928; 2 @. Dee. 31; EH pub. 2628;
Boston music co., Boston. 2341
Voltal-e majusban bécsben (Kennst du
den friihling der Wiener); dalker-
ingd, deutsche worte von Albert
Hetényi Heidlberg und Josef Nador ;
Kalmar Tibor, of Hungary, verse és
zenéje. © Dec. 6, 1927; 1 © Dee. 7,
1928; E for. 1360; Kalman Nador,
Budapest, Hungary. 2342
Von dem zoo bis zu den linden... ;
marschlied, worte u. musik von
Erich Ziegler, of Germany. © Dec.
24, 1927: 1 ec. Jano"G 8829¢ BE) for
1901 ; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H., Ber-
lin. 2343
Von Doenhoff (Albert) Valse; pf. ©
Dee. 24, 1928; 2 ec. Jan. 2, 1929; EB
pub. 2847; G. Schirmer, ine, New
York. 2344
Von Riidesheim bis Heidelberg; worte
von Alfred Grtinwald, musik von
Robert Stolz, of Germany, op. 503.
© Jan. 2, 1929; 1 c. Jan. 25: B for.
2334; Drei masken verlag, a. g., Ber-
lin. 2345
Von Tilzer’s (Albert) famous songs of
the past; words by Cecil Mack and
others, music by A. Von Tilzer; pf.
ace. With ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © Jan. 2, 1929; 2 c. and aff.
Voglia ;
Jan. 3: AA 7125: Broadway music
corp., New York. 2346
Vor Tietz am Alexanderplatz; one-
step, text von Ludwig Lehmann, mu-
sik von Max Schulz-Berger, of Ger-
many; pf. arr. by Otto Lindemann.
© Nov. 15, 1928; 1 ec Jan. 7, 1929;
E for. 1912; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b.
H., Berlin. 2347
Vuggevise; af Christian Holmboe, of
Norway; pf: © Aug. 5, 1928; 1 ce.
Jan. 22, 1929; E for. 2287; Norsk
musikforlag, Oslo, Norway. 2348
W. C. T. U. songs; compiled by Na-
tional W. C. T. U. 12mo. © Nov.
8, 1928; 2 c and aff. Dec. 6; A 2876;
National woman’s Christian temper-
ance union, Evanston, II. 2349
W, haarew no; words from the He-
brew prayer book, music by E. Shni-
pelisky. © 1c. Jan. 15, 1929; E
unp. 2812; Elias Shnipelisky, New
York. 2350
War’ ich doch noch ein baby wie
du. ... ; langsamer foxtrot aus Die
ungektisste Eva, text von Fritz Rot-
ter u. Otto Stransky, musik von Mar-
tin Knopf. of Germany, arr. von
Richard Etlinger, of Germany;
orch., with pf. direction. 4to.
Aug. 10, 1928; 1. ¢« Jan. 8 192958
for. 2053; Oskar Seifert, Eppendorf,
Germany. 2351
Wagner (Richard) Introduction,
spinnchor und ballade; aus Der
fliegende Hollinder, arr. von Leo
Artok, of Germany; salon-orch., with
pf. conductor. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1c.
Det.,,, 22; EH for. 179%: B. “Sckotrs
sohne, Mainz, Germany. 2352
Love duet and Brangaene’s warn-
ing; from Tristan and Isolde, tran-
seribed and provided with explana-
tory notes by Ralph Leopold; pf. ©
Dec. 22, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 10, 1929; E
pub. 2512; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 2353
The ride of the Valkyrs; arr. by
Clarence Dickinson and Charlotte
Mathewson Lockwood; organ duet.
© Jan. 2, 1929; 2c. Jan. 3; E pub.
2220; H. W. Gray co., New York.
2354
Sunrise and Siegfried’s parting
from Briinnhilde; from Die gétter-
dimmerung, transcribed and _ pro-
vided with explanatory notes by
Ralph Leopold ; pf. © Dec. 22, 1928;
108
a. ae
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
2374
2c. Jan. 10, 1929; E pub. 2518; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 2355
Traume; gedicht von Mathilde
Wesendonck, musik von Richard
Wagner, arr. von Leopold Weninger,
of Austria; orch. pts., with violin 1
direction. © Jan. 4, 1929; 1c. Jan.
22; E for. 2289; Anton J. Benjamin,
Leipzig. 2356
Wait till his ship comes home; writ-
ten and composed by John P. Long,
of Great Britain; pf. acc., with ban-
julele banjo and ukulele arr. by Al-
vin D. Keech. [Staff and tonic soi-
_ fa notations] © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 «.
Jan. 2, 1929; E. for. 2023; B. Feld-
man & co., London. 2357
Waiting for you; words by H. P. Mel-
vin, music by Sylvester Long Cross.
© 1c. Jan. 15, 1929; E unp. 2820;
Harriet P. Melvin, Portland, Or.
2358
Waiting for you; words by Terry
Moreschi, music by Banjo-Pete Min-
etti [i. e. P. Mineti] New. York
City, Frank Harding. © Jan. 28,
ie 208.) Jans 30% Kafpub. 317;
Peter Minetti, Torrington, Conn.
2359
Wake up dream girl; words by Benee
Russell, music by Sammy Fain. ©
JanodtS. 1929; 2 ¢c., Jan. 22...) pub.
2858 ; De Sylva, Brown & Henderson,
ine., New York. 2360
Wakening (The) of Flora; operetta
for schools, written by A. Ella
Bridger and Wilmot Bridger, music
by Katie Moss, of Great Britain.
4to. © Dee. 14, 1928; 1 @ Jan. 16,
1929; E for. 2188; Boosey & co., Itd.,
London. 2361
Waking at dawn; by Mathilde Bilbro;
pf. with words. Lawrence, Mass.,
Bay state music co. © Dec. 29,
1928; 2 ec. Jan. 2, 1929; E pub. 2162;
Reginald K. Liversidge, Lawrence,
Mass. 2362
Waldlieschen; von Elise Zernikow, of
Germany, op. 5, bearb. von Hermann
Wenzel; pf. © Nov. 5, 1928; 1 «
Jan. 11, 1929; EB for. 2252; Fr. Por-
tius, Leipzig. 2363
Wales; national melodies, arr. by Au-
brey Winter, of Great Britain; orch.,
with pf.-conductor. Pts. 4to. 1.
Land of my fathers. [2 others] ©
Dee: 6;°1928 51 ex Deere Hh for.
1775; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.,
London. 2364
Waltz Circe; by Helen Searles-West-
brook; organ. © Jan. 16, 1929; 2 c.
Jan. 18; E pub. 3059; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 2365
Waltz (The) I can’t forget; words by
Gus Kahn, music by Carmen Lom-
bardo. © Jan. 3, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 4;
E pub. 2263; Irving Berlin, ine., New
York. 2366
Waltzing (A) doll; by Bainbridge
Crist ; pf. © Dec. 22, 1928; 2c. Jan.
10, 1929; E pub. 2517; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 2367
Wanderers nachtlied; text von Johann
Wolfgang v. Goethe, musik von Ed-
uard Behm, of Germany, op. 60, 1;
ménnerchor a cappella. 4to.
Nov. 6, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 11, 1929; E
for. 2220; Amsel-verlag, Berlin-Sti-
dene, Germany. 2368
Wandering home; fox-trot song, lyric
by Gus Kahn, music by Jules K.
Stein. © Jan. 24, 1929; 2c. Jan. 26;
E pub. 3103; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 2369
Wandering on; fox-trot, words and mu-
sic by Sandy Rowan, of Great Brit-
ain; in D. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Dec. 14, 1928; 1 «.
Jan. 2, 1929; E for. 1983; Lawrence
Wright music co., London. 2370
Wann und wo; aus der Haller-revue,
text von Herman Haller, Willi
Wolff und Rideamus, musik von
Walter Kollo, of Germany. © Aug.
24, 192703 1G. Jan,, 7, 1929> RL for:
1922; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H., Ber-
lin. 2371
Wann und wo; fiinf Kollo-schlager aus
Haller-revue 1927-28, texte von Her-
man Haller, Rideamus and Willi
Wolff, musik von Walter Kollo, of
Germany. 1. Zieh’ dich aus. [4
others] © Jan. 13, 1928; 1 ¢c. Jan.
7, 1929; E for. 1885; Rondo-verlag,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 2372
Wann werden wir uns wiederseh’n?
slow-fox, text von Egon Schubert,
musik von Hrich Ziegler, of Ger-
many. © Sept. 2, 1927; 1 ¢. Jan. 7,
1929; E for. 1929; Rondo-verlag, G.
m. b. H., Berlin. 2373
Warner’s novelties for tenor banjo or
tenor guitar with piano aeccompani-
ment; by R. J. Amenta, Ralph Ro-
gers, and others, with pf. ace. by
Fred K. Huffer. 1. Rhythmic. [4
others. © Feb. 6, 1929; 2 c. and aff.
Feb. 12; AA 8705; Chart music pub.
house, inc., Chicago. 2374
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2375
pt. 11,.248:; 7.24
Was it meant to be; waltz song, words
by Dale Wimbrow, music by Loyal
Curtis. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Jan. 10, 1929; E unp. 2655;
Loyal B. Curtis, New York. 2019
Was meine mutter sang; bearb. v. Carl
Ganschals, of Germany, words by
various authors; pf. Band 1, 2. ©
Nov. 5, 1928; 1 c. each Jan. 11, 1929;
E for. 2280; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
2376
Wat braucht der Berliner um glticklich
zu sein; text von Werner Hassen-
stein, musik von Fritz Paul, of Ger-
many. © Dec. 4, 1928; 1 ¢. Jan. 7,
°1929; E for. 1934; Rondo-verlag, G.
m. b. H., Berlin. 2377
Waterman (The); or, The gardener’s
daughter, ballad opera, by Charles
Dibdin, libretto adapted by S. N.
Sedgwick, music arr. by E. Mark-
ham Lee, of Great Britain. Vocal
se. Rev. version. 4to. © Dec. 28,
1926" 2c) Wee, 262), eo tor. Loge :
Goodwin & Tabb, Itd., London. 2378
Wax (The) peach; play, by Alfred
Julian Talbot, music by Carol Bottle,
of Great Britain. © Dec. 26, 1928;
1c. Jan. 14, 1929; E for. 2038; Sam-
uel French, Itd., London. 2379
Waxwork (The) show; suite, by Hel-
ler Nicholls, of Great Britain; pf.
© Jan. 2, 1929; 1 c. Jan. 19; EB for.
2178; Warren & Phillips, London.
2380
We are seven; seven little songs, verses
by E. L. Groves, musical settings by
B. L. Tamblyn, of Canada. Toronto,
Canada, Warwick bros. & Rutter, ltd.
© Dee. 20, 1928; 1 ¢. Jan. 8, 1929; E-
for. 2016; Edith Lelean Groves and
Bertha Louise Tamblyn, Toronto.
2381
We'll be cutting paper dolls together ;
words by Raymond B. Egan and Joe
Goodwin, music by Larry Shay; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Jan. 28, 1929; 2
e. Jan. 803 E pub. .3073; John SN.
Finck, ine., Detroit. 2382
We love Colorado the best; words and
music by Olive Gertrude Reaser. ©
1 ec. Jan. 18, 1929; E unp. 3124; Ger-
trude Reaser, Denver. 2383
We're two boys of knowledge; words
and music by Bennie McLaughlin [i.
e. B. H. McLaughlin] [Words and
melody only] © 1 «¢ Jan. 3, 1929;
KH} unp. 2500; Bernard Howard Mc-
Laughlin, Cambridge, Mass. 2384
We've met to say goodbye; words by
I. EH. Carlson, music by Frank L.
Baker and Clinton E. Mathias. © 1
e. Jan. 30, 1929; E unp. 3315; Iddo
E. Carlson, Elkhart, Ind. 2385.
We want no buggyrides; words and
music by E. Miller. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Jan. 26, 1929;
HK unp. 3130; Ernest Miller, Sagi-
naw, Mich. 2386
Weary feet; words and music by T.
Koehler and Jay Mills. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Jan. 9, 1929;
E unp. 2636; Ted Koehler,
York. 2387
Weary money blues; words and musi¢
by Chippie Hill. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Dec. 20, 1928; E un-
pub. 2999; State street music pub.
co., inc., Chicago. 2388:
Weary river; lyric by Grant Clarke,.
music by Lou Silvers. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Jan. 3, 1929;
E unp. 2486; Irving Berlin, ine., New
York. 2389
Weary river; words by Grant Clarke,
music by Louis Silvers. © Jan. 24,
1929; 2 c., Jan..25; Bi pub aoa
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 2390
Weather bird; by Louis Armstrong;
Ist cornet. © 1 ec. Jan. 2, 1929; Eh
unp. 2460; Melrose bros. music €o.,
ine., Chicago. 2391
Wedding bells are breaking up that old
gang of mine; lyric by Irving Kahal
and Willie Raskin, music by Sammy
Fain, arr. by W. C. Lindemann; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Jan. 14, 1929;
2c. Jan. 15; E pub. 2692; Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
2392
Wee hands; words by N. M. Mulford,
music by Helen M. Johnson. © 1 ¢.
Jan. 4, 1929; E unp. 2521; Nellie M.
Mulford, Kansas City, Mo. 2393.
Wee tot mine; lullaby, words and
music by A. F..Fuller. © Jan. 17,
1929; 2 c Jan. 29; EH pub. 3042;
Arthur Franklin Fuller, Los Angeles.
2394
Weihnachten iiberall; album, 55
beliebte Weihnachtslieder wu. fan-
tasien fiir pf. mit text u. 5 Weih-
nachtslieder fiir pf. zu 4 hianden,
bearb. von Georg Bliithner, of Ger-
many. © Nov. d, do285ob Co Sates
1929; E for. 2248; Fr. Portius, Leip-
zig. 2395.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
Weihnachts album; 34 beliebte Weih-
nachtslieder, fiir klavier oder har-
monium mit unterlegtem text,
gesang ein-oder zweistimmig ad lib.,
bearb. von Otto Frodhlich, of Ger-
many. © Oct. 12, 1928; 1c. Jan. 8,
1929; E for. 2052; Fr. Portius, Leip-
zig. 2396
Wenn du mich magst, ja, dann sag’
inir’s beim tango; text und musik
von Hans H. Zerlett, of Germany,
klavierarr. von Leo Leux. © June
11; 1928; 1 @. Jan. 7, 1929; E for.
1935; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 2397
Wenn in werder wieder die biume
bltiih’n; foxtrot, worte von Ernst
Neubach, musik von Hans May, of
Austria. © Aug. 1, 1928; 1 c. Nov.
20; E for. 1115; Wiener bohéme-ver-
lag, Vienna. 2398
Wer hat denn bloss den hering am
schlips mir festgemacht; one step,
worte u.: musik von Engelbert
Zaschka, of Germany. © Jan. 16,
Pea ean. %, 1929 hi. tor.1950;
Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
2399
Wer hat dich bloss so aufgekliirt, mein
Klarchen? foxtrot-lied, text yon
Theo Halton, musik yon Gerard
Jacobson, of Germany, erleichtertes
klavier-arr. von Otto Lindemann.
fewer, is, 1925, 1 eo dan, 1, 1o20;
E for. 1944; Rondo-verlag, G. m.
b. H., Berlin. 2400
Wer ist das grésste pumpgenie? fox-
trot aus Wann und wo, text von
Herman Haller, Rideamus und Willi
Wolff, musik von Walter Kolio, of
Germany. © Aug. 31, 1927; 1 «.
Jan. 7, 1929; E for. 1924; Rondo-
verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 2401
Wer so geliebt, wie ich geliebt; trink
und stimmungslied, text von Paul
Fago, musik von Hermann Lustig
[pseud. of Hermann Krome], of
Germany. © Jan. 2, 1929; 1 ¢. Jan.
25; E for. 2337; Drei masken verlag,
a. g., Berlin. 2402
West winds; waltz, adapted from
Poeme by Z. Fibich, by E. V. Martin.
{Chords, single staff] © 1c. Jan.
Zen Ado? hi. UNDP. oocti. wunet ‘Vv.
Martin, Boonton, N. J. 2403
Western romance; words by R. Wat-
son, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Jan. 5,
2414
1929; E unp. 2548; Raymond Wat-
son, Emily, Minn. 2404
Whaddya thinka that; song fox-trot,
words and music by Q. R. Snowden.
©1e. Jan. 24, 1929; FE unp. 3070;
Q. Roscoe Snowden, New York.
2405
What a girl; from Boom-boom, lyric
by Mann Holiner. and J.. Keirn
Brennan, music by Werner Janssen.
( Jan. 18, 1929; 2 ec. Jan. 16; EB
pub. 2731; Shubert music pub. corp.,
New York. 2406
What a girl! What a night! fox trot,
words and music by Joe L. Sanders,
arr. by Arthur Lange; orch. pts.,
with words. 4to. © Jan. 10, 1929;
2e. Jan. 11; E pub. 2726; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. . 2407
What a’ you lookin’ for; song sketch,
by C. Smiley. © 1c. Jan. 21, 1929;
D unp. 27441; Chas. Smiley, Paris,
Tex. 2408
What can a poor guy do? words and
music by Leon De Costa. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Jan. 4,
1929; E unp. 2503; Olive De Costa,
New York. 2409
What couid I do; from Boom-boom,
lyric by Mann Holiner and J. Keirn
Brennan, music by Werner Janssen.
© ‘Jan: 18, 1929:°"2 «. Jan. 16; E
pub. 2732; Shubert music pub. corp.,
New York. 2410
What did the village blacksmith say?
words by Graham Squiers, music by
Leonard Henry, of Great Britain;
pf., banjulele banjo and ukulele acc.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Jans DH? 1929): 4. ee) ans BP “for.
2174; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 2411
What do you suppose; from Raggedy
Ann and Andy, words of verse by
Margaret Hagar Wulsin, words of
cho. and music by Mary Landis
Holden. (in Songs for raggedy
AY XC) Ocul: Ge Ca Nalig ven
1929; E pub. 2290; Samuel French,
inc., New York. 2412
What does he wanna from me? words
and music by M. DeComo; pf. ©
1c. Jan. 7, 1929; BE unp. 2578; Maria
DeComo, New York. 2413
What don’t the show girls show; by
J. R. Pick; melody with pf. acc. ©
1 e@) Sami. 1929)) 4. snp!) 2685;
Joseph Richard Pick, Chicago. 2414
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2415
What I need I ain’t been gettin’ from
DL, 14, n. S., v. 24
© Dee: 21, 1928; 2 ce. Dee 267°
you; words by M. Rosumny and B.
B. Berman, music by M. Rosumny.
© 1c. Jan. 5, 1929; E unp. 2950;
Max Rosumny and Bobby Burns
Berman, Los Angeles. 2415
What I read in the stars about you;
ballad, words by Donald A. Schmidt,
music by E. Schmidt. Cleveland,
O., Cooley pub. co. © Jan. 16, 1929;
2c. Jan. 19; E pub. 2886; Elizabeth
Schmidt, Cleveland. 2416
What I’ve done for you; words by
Bertha Deegan, music by Tom
Deegan [i. e. T. J. Deegan, jr.] ©
emer wee.” 26,7 19287 i suns, coos
Thomas J. Deegan, jr., Brooklyn.
2417
What is this spell coming over me;
words by J. J. Kerin, music by Ray
Hibbeler. [Photostat] © 1c. Jan.
5, 1929; E unp. 2549; John James
Kerin, Waukegan, Ill. 2418
What might have been; words by R.
M. Fahnestock, music by Sylvester
Long Cross. © 1c. Jan. 15, 1929;
EH eunp. 2817; Rhoda M. Fahnestock,
Tacoma. 2419
What’s the use of loving when you
haven’t anyone to love; words by
Howard Johnson, music by Robert
A. King and Ted Fiorito; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini.
© Jan. 18, 1929; 2 ¢. Jan: 19; E
2796; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 2420
What to do second at the piano; for
the youngest players, by Helen L.
Cramm, op. 42. obl. 8vo. © Dec.
24, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Jan. 8, 1929;
AA 7036; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
2421
What would you say, if when we were
married; wedding duet and cho.
from The rose and the ring, words
by John Arthington, music by
Christabel Marillier, of Great
Britain. © Dec. 14, 1928; 1c. Jan.
16, 1929; E for. 2198; Boosey & co..,
ltd., London. 2422
What? yes, she is mine; one-step song,
by W. Moreno, of Mexico, domiciled
at, New, Notks pf. | ©.4d./c., dames,
1929; E unp. 3241; Wenceslao
Moreno, New York. 2423
Whatever it is I’ve got it; from The
red robe, words by Mann Holiner,
music by Alberta Nichols; pf. and
ukulele ace. New York, Harms, inc.
ie
pubsi2173;
New York.
Whatever you do remember that I love
you; words and music by H. Altrock
and George Nelson; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Jan. 21, 1929; 2 ec. Jan. 24;
E pub. 2992; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 2425
When; words and music by Mabel A.
Mason [i. e. M. M. Gerberich] ©
1) ef), Jang 28,1929; Hy uppha2e2s
Mabel Mason Gerberich, Alhambra,
Calif. 2426
When all hope was lost I found you
Joan; lyric by Sam Lewis and Joe
Young, music by Harry Akst.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ce.
music Nov. 27, 1928, 1 c. words Dec.
20; E unp. 1617; Remick music corp.,
New York. 2427
When dreams come true; words and
music by E. M. Noe. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Jan. 14, 1929;
FE unp. 2763; Hlizabeth M. Noe,
Springfield, Ky. 2428.
When Ford makes the flivver to fly;
words and music by C. Thornewell.
© 1c. Jan. 29, 1929; EH unp. 3270;
Charles Thornewell, Sayville, L. L.,.
Shubert theatre corp.,
N.Y 2429:
When God came a-visiting; carol,
words by G. Aidan Clarke, music by
Alec Rowley, of Great Britain. 4to.
© Dec. 22, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 17, 1929;
E for. 2185; Banks & son, York,
England.
When I hear those songs of Dixie;
words by N. M. Mulford, music by
Helen M. Johnson. © 1 ¢. Jan. 4,
1929: E unp. 2522; Nellie Martin
Mulford, Kansas City, Mo. 2431
When I know that you don’t care;
words by Beatrice Kelly, music by
Frank and Pat Baffa [i. e. Patrick
Baffa] ©1c. Jan. 16, 1929; E unp.
2858; Patrick Baffa, Jersey City.
2432:
When I look thru’ my book of dreams ;
words by Alfred Bryan, music by
John Klenner. © Dec. 31, 1928; 2 c.
Jan. 4, 1929; E pub. 2244; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New eee
When I’m walkin’ with my sweetness,
down among the sugar cane; words
by Charles Tobias and Sidney Clare,
music by Peter De Rose. © Jan. 23,
1929: 2 ce. Jan. 24; E pub. 2933;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York. 2434
6)
heed
2424 .
2430:
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 1, 1929
2455
When I sang the tenor in that old
quartet in my home town; by Johnny
Tucker, Joe Schuster and John Siras,
arr. by Herbert Deer; male voices.
4to. © Jan. 21, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 24;
E pub. 2987; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 2435
When I see myself in your eyes; words
by Monty Siegel, music by Johnny
Tucker. © Jan. 9, 1929; 2 ¢. Jan.
10; E pub. 2485; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 2436
When I think of you; words and mu-
sie by Robert Asnah Arbuckle. ©
1 ¢ Jan. 30, 1929; E unp. 3296;
Robert A. Arbuckle, Hamilton, On-
tario, Canada. 2437
When I walk alone in my garden;
words by E. M. Galbraith, music by
W. R. Hadlock. © Jan. 3, 1929;
2 c. Jan. 8; E pub. 2308; W. Robert
Hadlock, Oakland, Calif. 2438
When Jesus came; sacred song, words
by G. A. Studdert-Kennedy, music
by Leon Abbott Hoffmeister. 1.
High—2. Low. © Jan. 28, 1929;
2 c. each Jan. 30; E pub. 3076; R. L.
Huntzinger, inc., New York. 2489
When Jesus was born in my soul;
words and music by Herbert Buf-
fum. © Nov. 27, 1928; 2 ¢. Dec. 5;
E pub. 2331; Anna Marie Anderson,
Topeka, Kan. 2440
When lo, upon a windy morn; poem
by Charles G. Blanden, music by
Granville English; high in F. ©
Dee. 29, 1928; 2 ce. Jan. 5, 1929; E
pub. 2276; Boston music co., Bos-
ton. 2441
When the birds come back again; with
waltz cho., words and music by C.
L. Weeks. © 1c. Jan. 28, 1929;
E unp. 3213; Charles Lee Weeks,
Schroon Lake, N. Y. 2442
When the California poppies bloom
again; words and music by M. A.
Redding. © 1c. Jan. 29, 1929; E
unp. 38271; Mary Agnes Redding,
Pittsburg, Calif. 2443
When the curtain comes down; waltz
ballad, words and music by Al Sher-
man, Al Lewis and Carl Hoefle. ©
Jan. 17, 1929; 2.¢. Jan..19; EB. pub.
2828; Leo Feist, inec., New York.
2444
When the girlie you love loves you;
from Happy days, lyrics by Walter
Craig, music by Leo Flanders. ©
Dec. 27,'1928; 2 ec. Jan. 2, 1929; EB
pub. 2136; Sherman, Clay & co., San
Francisco. 2445
When the maple leaves are falling;
words by M. Roth, music by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
© 1.¢, Jan. 28, 1929; B’unp. 3207;
Mildred Roth, Dracut, Mass. 2446
When the roses bloom again; words
and music by Maryin Smoley, Ber-
nie Seaman and Irving Mills; pf.
ace. with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua.
© Dec. 21, 1928: 2 c. Jan. 14, 1929;
E pub. 2676; Gotham music service,
inc., New York. 2447
When the roses bloom again; words
by M. Dopke, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Jan. 28, 1929; E unp. 3204; Mabelle
Dopke, North Milwaukee, Wis.
2448
When the shadows fall; words and
music by G. G. Bacon. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Jan. 11, 1929;
E unp. 2691; George Gilbert Bacon,
Antigo, Wis. 2449
When the sun smiles on Erin; from
Jack MDarrell’s kiddie karnival,
words and music by J. Darrell; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Nov. 5, 1928;
2 ec. Dec. 31; E pub. 2598; Jack Dar-
rell, New York. 2450
When the world is at rest: words by
Lou Davis, music by Sammy Fain.
© Dee. 31, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 4, 1929;
E pub. 2245; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inec., New York. 2451
When they saw the star they rejoiced;
words and music by Herbert Buf-
fom...” (CC) Nov..27, 1928- 2 ¢ Dec. 5:
E pub. 2332; Anna Marie Anderson,
Topeka, Kan. 2452
When you and I were kiddies on the
farm; words by M. HE. Washenber-
ger, music by Sylvester Long Cross.
© 1e. Jan. 29, 1929; E unp. 3260;
Mary E. Washenberger, Meridian,
Id. 2453
When you are biue and feeling sad;
words by Louis D. Maurer, music by
A. Marschall of Germany, domiciled
at New York. © 1c. Dee. 7, 1928;
E unp. 2103; Alfred Marschall, New
York. 2454
When you return to me; words and
music by Louis Drakeford [i. e. L.
H. Drakeford] of Great Britain;
© 1c. Jan. 30, 1929; E unp. 3306;
Lewis Henry Drakeford, London.
2455
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‘2456
‘When you’ve gone, I know I shall ery;
English lyric and arr. by Harry S.
Pepper, original lyric by Schiffer,
music by Werner R. Heymann, of
Great Britain; pf. acc., with banju-
lele banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin.
D. Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations! .i\@ Dec. :3i., L928 >t ¢.
Jan. 2, 1929; BE for. 2024; B. Feld-
man & co., London. 2456
‘When you whistle; words and music
by W. W. Penrose. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Jan. 14, 1929;
EK unp. 2764; Walter W. Penrose,
Hutchinson, Kan. 2457
‘When your sweetheart goes back on
you; words and music by L. A. Dor-
man. © 1c. Jan. 22, 1929; E unp.
3012; Lon A. Dorman, Los Angeles.
2458
‘When your sweetheart’s gone; words
and music by J. A. Muldowney. ©
1 ec. Jan. 7, 1929; EH unp. 2604; John
Arthur Muldowney, Schenectady,
NET 2459
‘Where ever there’s a will, there’s a
way, my baby; words and music by
Donald Redman. © Jan. 11, 1929;
2c. Jan. 15; E pub. 2690; Empire
musie eo., New York. 2460
‘Where go the boats; words by Robert
Louis Stevenson, music by Stanley
Muschamp; in D. © Dee. 14, 1928;
2c. Dec. 15; E pub. 2375; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 2461
Where is your heart to-night; words
by Alfred Bryan, music by Albert
Gumble; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
PAM. (24, LOA SG aan. eae’ EY Tangy,
2931; Donaldson, Douglas & Guinble,
inc., New York. 2462
Where the green pine trees grow;
words by A. M. Olson, music by Bill
Barklow. © 1.c Jan. 5, 1929; B
unp. 2552; Annie May Olson, Ro-
lette, N. D. 2463
Same. © 1c. Jan. 14, 1920: B
unp. 2790; Annie May Olson, Rolette,
dif, 8 2464
‘Where the rainbow never fades; hymn,
words by Herbert Buffum, music by
D. M. Shanks. -© Jan. 15, 1928; 2 ¢.
Dec. 17; E pub. 2805; Robert Emmet
Winsett, Chattanooga. 2465
Where the Santiam River flows; words
and music by P. Zastrow. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Jan. 14,
1929; E unp. 2769; Paul Zastrow,
Sweet Home, Or. 2466
pt. IIL, nN: §.,!'V. 24
Wherein Ellis Joe; words and music
by F. R. Treasure. © 1 ¢. Jan. 23,
1929; E unp. 3052; Frank Raymond
Treasure, New York. 2467
Whisper of the pines; words and music
by Maude L. Sloan. ©. Dec. 81,
1928; 2c. Jan. 2, 1929; E pub. 2146;
Harold Flammer, inc., New York.
2468
Whistling (A) boy; by Bainbridge
Crist; pf." “© Dee. 22): 1928-12 c
Jan. 10, 1929; E pub. 2520; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 2469
Who chased my blues away, nobody
but you; words and music by M.
Scully. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Jan. 11, 1929; E unp. 2687;
Margaret Scully, New York. 2470
Who did? why, you did; written and
composed by Fred Holt and Harry
Castling, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations]! © Dec. 17, 1928° "ie
Jan. 23, 1929; E for. 2369; Francis,
Day & Hunter, Itd., London. 2471
Who ever dreamed; words by I. Fred
Berg and Morty Berk, music by Mar-
gie Morris. © Jan. 28, 1929; 2 e.
Jan. 29; E pub. 3069; Al Piantadosi,
New York. 2472
Who hath regarded the horse! words
by T. Mundy, music by Dawn Allen.
© 1e. Jan. 2, 1929; E unp. 2454;
Talbot Mundy, New York. 2473
Who is the man; words and music by
Reggie Montgomery [i. e. R. Mont-
gomery] and G. Ward. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Jan. 12, 1929;
Ho unp. 2733; Reginald Montgomery
and George Ward, Pasadena, Calif.
2474
Who knows, ah! who knows, not he;
words by Norma Elmore and V.
Gary, music by V. Gary, melody har-
monized by Homer Tourjée. Eureka,
Calit,,,;d. 2. Crabill.
1928; 2 ec. Jan. 7, 1929; BE pub aaves
Vie Gary, Eureka, Calif. 2475
Whoopee; theme song from Whoopee,
words and music by H. A. Kies.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Jan. 11, 1929; E unp. 2688; Horace
Allen Kies, Platteville, Wis. 2476
Why; song fox trot, words and music
by Slater Wilson, of Great Britain;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by Harry
¢ od, Stafford. © Nov23; 1828H ave
Jan. 38, 1929; E for. 2046; Montgom-
ery & co., London. 2477
114
© Dec. 21,
no. 1, 1929
Why? words by Jack Carson and Grace
Gore, music by Don Eastin [i. e.
Donovan Eastin] © 1c. Jan. 25,
1929; E unp. 3105; Grace Elizabeth
Gore, Milwaukee. 2478
Why can’t I throw a natural with
cupid; words and music by S. 8.
Cassard. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ¢. Jan. 23, 1929; E unp. 3056;
Samuel Snowden Cassard, Brooklyn.
2479
Why did I ever believe in you; lyrics
by Larry McCoy, miusic by Vine
Bruno [i. e. V. N. Bruno]; pf. ©
1 Cw alk) 20, 1929: K. unp. 3250;
Vincent N. Bruno, Philadelphia.
2480
Why did I get married; words by
Frank Luther, music by C. J. Robi-
son. [Words and melody only] ©
ve aa OU; ook Ho UN o2o8 ;
Carsdn J. Robison, New York. 2481
Why did I tell you? vocal waltz, writ-
ten and composed by Baden Kendal,
of Great Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Dec. 3, 1928; 1 c. Dec. 21; E for.
2176; Metzler & co. (1920) ltd.,
London. 2482
Why did we say goodbye? words by
R. D. Cain, music by Sylvester Long
Cross. © 1c. Jan. 15, 1929; E unp.
2814; Robert D. Cain, Kelso, Wash.
2483
Why did you kiss me last night? ya
comin’ up to-night—huh; fox-trot,
words and music by Al Sherman, Al
Lewis and Abe Lyman, arr. by
Frank Skinner; orch. pts., with
words. 4to. © Dec. 28, 1928; 2 «¢.
Dec. 31; E pub. 2587 ; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 2484
Why do you want me now; words by
T. Roth, music by Phil Starr. ©
ie. San, (Si; 3929 sy unpe Sse2 :
Thomas Roth, Brooklyn. 2485
Why don’t you kiss me; waltz, by F.
Falla, arr. by Edw. A. Furey; orch.
with words. 4to. © Jan. 10, 1929;
2c. Jan. 11; E pub. 2558; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. 2486
Why don’t you make my dreams come
true? words by R. I. Minut, music
by Etta Mae Minut. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Jan. 16, 1929;
E unp. 2846; Robert I. Minut, New-
atic (No. 2487
Why don’t you smile; words by H. F.
Ingersoll, music by Gene Daniel [i.
e. G. L. Daniel] [Photostat] ©
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
2497
1 e. Jan. 3, 1929; E unp. 3033; Gen-
eva LL. Daniel, Los Angeles, and
Helen F. Ingersoll, Des Moines.
2488
Why I am lonesome sweetheart; words
and music by M. Downs. [Words
and melody only] © 1e. Jan. 28,
1929; E unp. 3165; Meredith Downs,
Lima, Okl. 2489
Why is life like this; lyrics by H. M.
O’Neill and J. J. Pressly, musie by
H. M. O’Neill and R. A. Reamer.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Dec. 14, 1928; H unp. 3321; H. Mur-
ray O’Neill and Robert A. Reamer,
New York. 2490
Why should we worry about tomor-
row; words and music by L. Nicchia.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Jan. 18, 1929; E unp. 2919; Lillian
Nicchia, Mountain Lakes, N. J.
2491,
Why should you be so mean to me,
when I’m so good to you? words and
music by Mac Berger [i. e. M. Ber-
ger] [Words and melody only] ©
1 e¢. Jan. 25, 1929; E unp. 3081; Max-
well Berger, New York. 2492
Wie bald; text von K. HE. Knodt, mu-
sik von Hugo Kaun, of Germany;
minnerchor, a cappella. 4to. ©
Nov. 6, 1928; 1 ¢c. Jan. 11, 1929; B
for. 2221; Amsel-verlag, Berlin-Sii-
dende, Germany. 2493
Wie du ktisst keine; text von Fredi
Kirchhoff, musik von Karl Pfarsch--:
ner, of Germany; pf. arr. von Otto
Lindemann. © June 6, 1928; 1 ec.
Jan. 7, 1929; E for. 1914; Rondo-
verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 2494
Wie kommt denn nur die gniéd’ ge frau
dazu; slow-fox aus Die ungektisste
Eva, text von Fritz Rotter u. Otto
Stransky, musik yon Martin Knopf,
of Germany, spezial-arr. von Nico
Dostal, of Germany; orch., with pf.
direction. 4to. © Aug. 10, 1928;
1c. Jan. 8, 1929; E for. 2055; Oskar
Seifert, Eppendorf, Germany. 2495:
Wild hogs in the red brush; square
dance,, by F. Hutchison. [Melody
only] © hierdan. 17, 1929: BH unp,
2897; Frank Hutchison, Big Creek,
Va. 2496
Will o’ the wisp; danse humoresque,
by Dudley Glass, of Australia; pf.
© Dee! St, 1928% 1° ¢. Tan! 2) 1929:
EX for. 2042; Murdoch, Murdoch &
co., ine. with J. G. Murdoch & co.,
ltd., London. 2497
11d
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2498
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Will-o-wee; lyric and melody by P. L.
Geer, harmony and arrangement by
Arthur Lee Mancebo. [Mimeograph]
© 1c. Jan. 8, 1929; E unp. 2615;
Paul L. Geer, Berkeley, Calif. 2498
Willst du ein Deutscher sein! text von
Pflanzer-Poor, ‘musik von Karl
Knauer, of Germany, klav. arr. von
Otto Lindemann. © July 3, 1927;
1c. Jan. 7, 1929; E for. 1931; Rondo-
verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 2499
Wind’s (The) way; words by Cathal
Canty, music by G. Bagby. ©1e.
Jan. 14, 1929: E unp. 2807; George
Bagby, New York. 2500
Winning aces; march, by S. E. Bang-
hart; pf. © 1 ¢. Jan. 5, 1929; H
unp. 2532; Sarah Elizabeth Bang-
hart, New York. 2501
Wipin’ the pan; lyric by Willard Robi-
son, music by Nathaniel Shilkret and
Abel Baer, arr. by Frank Skinner;
orch. pts. 4to. © Jan. 21, 1929;
2c. Jan. 23; E pub. 2981; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 2502
Wir fitistern; schlager-potpourri, zu-
Sammengestellt von Nico Dostal, of
Germany; pf. with words. © Sept.
15, 19283. © Nov.13 ; Hi for. 2352 ;
Alrobi musikverlag, G. m. b. H., Ber-
lin. 2503
Wir sind schwestern; foxtrot, aus
Gruss an alle, text von Richard
Rillo und Hans H. Zerlett, musik von
Leo Leux, of Germany. © Oct. 10,
1927; 1 ¢. Jan: 7; 1929; Bi for. 1888 ;
Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
2504
Wishing; encore song, words by Steph-
en Maley, music by Florence Turner-
Maley; high voice. © Dec. 28, 1928;
2 c..Jan. 4, 1929; E pub. 2405; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 2505
Wistfulness; by Helen Dallam, selec-
ted, ed., annotated and fingered by
John M. Williams; pf. © Dee. 24,
1928; 2 ce. Dec. 31; E pub. 2621; Bos-
ton music co., Boston. 2506
Witches; by Ella Ketterer; pf. ©
Dec. 14, 1928; 2 ce. Dec. 15; EH 2359;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
2507
With a mother’s prayer you soared
high; words by S. Graves-Grange,
music by Robert Van _ Sickle.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Jan. 14, 1929; E. unp. 2786; Sigrid
Graves-Grange, Sherman, §. D. 2508
With a note of sadness; by Mortimer
Wilson, op. 86, no. 7; pf. Jan.
2, 1929; 2 ¢. Jan. 43 EH pubs 2252,
Century music pub. co., New York.
2509
With you; words and music by Irving
Berlin. [Words and melody only]
© 1c Jan. 31, 1929; E unp. 3328;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 2510
With you and a dreamy melody ; words
and ‘musie’ by: P. ‘J.° Sarai
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Jan. 8, 1929; E unp. 2595; Peter "gs;
Sarantis, New York. 2511
With you in the harbor of love; words
and music by Johnny Tucker, John
McLaughlin and Joe Schuster; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Dec. 31, 1928;
2c. Dec. 31; E pub. 2425; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 2512
Wo ist die. ananas” . 5" 2?) (hexinee
musik von Rolf Roeder, of Germany.
© Oct. 19, 1928; 1 ec. Jan. 7; E for.
1898; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 2513
Wohlfahrt (Franz) Sixty studies for
the violin; op. 45, ed. by Crosby Mol-
lenhauer. bk. 1. © Dec. 20, 1928;
2 ec. and aff. Dee. 21; AA 6948; Hs-
tate of Hamilton S. Gordon, New
York. 2514
Wohlfahrt foundation studies; by
Franz Wohlfahrt, selected, ed. and
arr. in progressive order by K. H.
Aigouni; violin. bk. 1. 60 1st posi-
tion studies. © Nov. 16, 1928; 2 e.
Jan. 10, 1929; E pub. 2516; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 2515
Woman hater’s song; words and music
by A. L. Ohnhaus; pf. © 1. Jan.
28, 1929; E unp. 3225; Alfred Lester
Obhnhaus, New York. 2516
Wonder who—will it be you; words
and music by Bob Schafer, Jack Le
Soir and Ray Doll. © Dee. 21, 1928;
2 e. Jan. 14, 1929; E pub. 2677;
Gotham music service, ine. New
York. 2517
Wonderful love; hymn, words and mu-
sic by E. M. Cornelius. © Nov. 15,
1928 ; 2c. Jan. 25, 1929; EH pub. 2967;
Edward Moses Cornelius, Kokomo,
Ind. 2518
Wond’ring what you'll do; words and
music by Bob Lee. © 1c. Jan. 25,
1929; E unp. 3083; Polk C. Brock-
man, Atlanta. 2519
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2542
Won't you come back, old sweetheart ;
words and music by W. W. Miller.
fWords and melody only] © 1 ¢.
Jan. 31, 1929; E unp. 33386; William
Wesley Miller, Englewood, N. J.
2520
.Won’t you love me again; waltz,
words by M. T. Brevard, music by
Ray Hibbeler. ©1c. Jan. 28, 1929;
E unp. 3223; Mary T. Brevard, Long
Beach, Calif. 2521
Woodland idyl; polka, arr. by Karl
Echtner; orch. pts. 4to. © Jan. 10,
feos 2 ec! Jan. 21: FH). pub. -2801 ;
Vitak-Elsnic co., Chicago. 2522
Woodland (A) serenade; by Thomas
A. Johnson, of Great Britain; pf.
London, Rowland’s. © Dec. 21, 1928;
1 ce. Jan. 3, 1929; E for. 1805; Solo-
mon Rowland, London. 2523
Woodland vignettes; album of songs,
words by Rowena Bastin Bennett,
music by Berenice Benson Bentley.
4to. Around a toadstool table. [4
others] ' © Jan. 7, 1929; 2c. Jan. 9;
FE pub. 2465; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 2524
‘Worcester (The) march; by H. HE.
Brewer; band pts. 4to. © Jan. 9,
1929; 2 c. Jan. 12; E pub. 2822; Sal-
vation army, ine., New York. 2525
Wotta’ life; fox-trot, by Ted Nixon;
small dance orch. © Dec. 28, 1928;
2¢. Jan. 24, 1929; E pub. 2928; Den-
ton & Haskins music pub. ¢o., ine.,
New York. 2526
Would you: by Chris Smith fi. e.
Christopher Smith]. [Melody only]
© 1e. July 26, 1928; © 698144;
Henry Troy, Marguerite H. Gale and
Christopher Smith, New York. 2527
Wrap me in a Spanish shawl; words
by J. Brockman, music by J. Brock-
man and Gus Edwards. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Jan. 30, 1929;
E unp. 3318; James Brockman, Los
Angeles, 2528
Wreck (The) at Trout’s Spur; words
by F. Demeo, music by Robert Van
Sickle. [Words and melody only]
©1c Jan. 14, 1929; © unp. 2780:
Fred Demeo, Providence, R. I. 2529
Wreck of the N & W cannon ball;
words by Cleburne C. Meeks, music
by Betsy White. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Jan. 15, 1929;
E unp. 2835; Vernon Dalhart, New
York. 2530
Writing drills and theory work for the
young piano student and for ele-
mentary theory Classes; by Elizabeth
Fyffe. bk. 1, elementary grade.—bk.
2, 1st. grade.—bk. 3, 2nd grade. ©
Noy. 20; 1928; .2.e. each. Jan. 10,
1929; E pub. 2527—2529; Carl
Fischer, ine... New York. 2531-2533
Wrong woman blues; words and music
by L. Johnson. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Jan. 17, 1929; E unp.
2901; Lonnie Johnson, Jackson
Heichis;, hace iN: Y. 2534
Wu es flist di shtile waser; words and
music by L. Feingold. [Words and
melody only] [Yiddish and Hebrew
text] © 1c. Jan. 19, 1929; E unp.
2931; Lipa Feingold, Brooklyn.
25385
Wunder-cello (Das); von Willem En-
gel. of Germany; violoncello u. pf.
Heft. 4. © Dec. 3, 1928; 1 ¢. Dec.
29; E for. 1765; Anton J. Benjamin,
Leipzig. 2536
Wunderschone frau tanz’ diesen tango
mit mir; text von Fritz Rotter, mu-
Sik von Franz Grothe, of Germany.
© Jan. 2, 1929; 1 ¢. Jan. 25; E for.
2333; Drei masken verlag, a. g., Ber-
lin. 20a
Wurzeltop ; humorous yokel song, writ-
ten by HE. A. Searson, composed by
Harold Arpthorp, of Great Britain.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations. ]
© Dec. 28, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 16, 1929;
E for. 2201; Reynolds & co., London.
2538
Wynken, Blynken, and Nod; words by
Eugene Field, music by F. F. Beale;
treble voices in 3 pts. 4to. © Dec.
3, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 14,°1929° EY pub.
2695; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
2539
Y. C. L. march song; words by Joseph
Mills Hanson, musie by Richard EH.
Broughton. 4to. © Jan. 5, 1929;
2 :@.) JAN, Jeo OU 2a =. YeOUml as
citizens league of Pierre, S. D..
Pierre, S. D. 2540
Ye that have faith; words anon., music
by 'B.'C. Johnson." © tc,’ Fan! "24,
1929; E unp. 3079; Bertha Curtis
Johnson, Washington. 2541
Yellow rose; words and music by C.
Lee. © Jan. 19, 1929; 2 ec. Jan. 23;
E pub. 2892; Charles Lee, Camden,
N.. de 2542
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2543
Yes, do not monkey with the buzz-saw ;
words and music by John J.
Schneider, with extra verses, pf. and
ukulele arr. by Marvin Smolev. ©
Jan. 2, 1929) :2" errant:
2164; Songtex music co., Philadel-
phia. 2543
Yoo hoo goodlooking! words by S&S.
Kindy, music by H. A. Hummel.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Jan. 26, 1929; E unp. 3134; Stanley
Kindy, Cleveland.
You; lyric and melody by P. L. Geer,
harmony and arrangement by Arthur
Lee Mancebo. [Mimeograph] ©
Ic. Jan. 8, 1929: Bi unp, 2616; Pag!
L. Geer, Berkeley, Calif. 2545
You; words by Jean Leleu, mpsic by
C. L. Ost; in EK. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Jan. 28, 1929; E unp.
3212; Charles Leslie Ost, Amityville,
IN, Me 2546
You are the angel I dreamed; fox-trot
song, by W. Moreno, of Mexico,
domiciled at New York; pf. © 1.
Jan. 8, 1929; H unp. 3239; Wenceslao
Moreno, New York. 2547
You are there, little Jesus; unison or
4 pt. cho., words by Henry J.
Erbacher, music by a Sister of the
Visitation [i. e. M. L. Browne]
South Tacoma, Washington, Sisters
of the Visitation. © Dee. 1, 1928;
2 e. Dec. 10; E pub. 2591; Mary L.
Browne, South Tacoma, Wash.
2548
You can raise potatoes; words and
musie by A. Marquis. © 1c. Jan.
26, 1929; E unp. 3139; Alexander
Marquis, Rochester, N. Y. 2549
You don’t have to rub, rub, rub, on the
wash-board any more; novelty fox-
trot, words and music by G. R.
Wilson, arr. by HEugene Platzman.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Jan. 21, 1929; E unp. 2975; George
Robert Wilson, New York.
You forget; written and composed by
Fred Holt, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Dec: 17, 1928; 1 ec.
Jan. 238, 1929; E for. 23868; , Francis,
Day & Hunter, ltd., London. 2551
You hurt my feelings; words and
music by H. Nathan. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Jan. 2, 1929;
E unp. 2489; Henry Nathan, San
Francisco. 2552
2544 | You orta learn that thing;
2550"
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
You may be living, or you may be dead
Christmas day; words and music by
J. M. Gates. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Jan. 11, 1929; E unp.
2680; P. C. Brockman, Atlanta.
2553
You, my melody of love; words and
music by Victor Schertzinger. ©
Dec. 27, 1928; 2 ¢. Dee. 295 EH pub.
2583; Harms, inc., New York. 2554
West
Indian whoopee, words and music
by Walt Merrick [i. e. W. E. Mer-
rick], of Great Britain, domiciled at
Washington. © 1c. Jan. 24, 1929;
E unp. 3069; Walter Ernest Merrick,
Washington. 2555
You're bananas crazy; words and
musie by Al. Frazzini [i. e. Amicus
Frazzini] [Words and melody only]
©. 1 ¢ Jan, 11, 1929;, BE unp. 2696=
Amicus Frazzini, Boston. 2556
You’re in my heart, but never in my
arms; fox-trot ballad, with harmon-
ised refrain, words by Al. Bryan,
music by Horatio Nicholls, of Great
Britain; pf. ace. with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Dec. 22, 1928; 1 e«. Dee.
27; E for. 1770; Lawrence Wright
music co., London. 2507
You’re just another memory; words
by Lou Davis and Raymond Klages,
music by J. Fred Coots. [Words
and melody only]
1929; E unp. 2914; Spier & Coslow,.
ine., New York. 2558
You’re on a wild goose chase; words
by Raymond Klages, music by Jesse
Greer. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Jan. 17, 1929; E unp. 2883;
Remick music corp., New York.
2559
You're still my baby; fox trot song,
words and music by A. W. Drill.
fChords, single staff] © 1 ¢ Jan:
11, 1929; E unp. 2698; A. Ward Drill.
Woodstock, Il. 2560
You're the one and only one; words by
Bob Schafer, music by Anthony
Wayne and Irving Mills; pf. ace.
with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. ©
Dee. 21, 1928; .2,.¢e. Jan. 14, 1929; EH
pub. 2675; Gotham music service,
inc., New York. 2561
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no. 1, 1929
You're the one I love dear; words and
music by G. Ryan. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Jan. 24, 1929;
E unp. 3080; Gorden Ryan, Chicago.
2562
You should see my _neighbor’s
daughter; words by Charles Tobias
and Al Levey, music by Albert
Gumble; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Jan. 14; 19293: 2 ic. Jan. 11; pub.
2547; Donaldson, Douglas & Gumble,
inc., New York. 2563
You wandered away; words and music
by J. A. Braden. © 1 ¢c. Jan. 11,
1929; E unp. 2706; James A. Braden,
Kansas City, Mo. 2564
You wouldn’t fool me, would you;
from Follow thru, words and music
by B. G. De Sylva [pseud. of George
Gard De Sylva], Lew Brown and
Ray Henderson; pf. ace, with
ukulele arr. by Joseph M. Weiss. ©
Dec. 28, 1928; ‘2c. Dee. 31; EH pub.
2070; De Sylva, Brown & Henderson,
inc., New York. 2565
Your blue Irish eyes; lyrics by Lee
Duskin, music by N. Lee. [Chords,
single staff] © 1c. Jan. 14, 1929;
E unp. 2809; Norman Lee, Chicago.
2566
Your disposition is mine; from Hello
daddy, words by Dorothy Fields,
music by Jimmy McHugh: pf. and
ukulele ace. © Dec. 27, 1928; 2 «¢.
Dee. 29; E pub. 2177; Mills music,
inc. and Harms, inc., New York.
2567
Your[!] just pretending; words and
music by G. L. Long. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Jan. 2, 1929;
* E unp. 2996; Glynn Lea Long, New
Orleans. 2568
Your shining eyes and golden hair;
from The rose and the ring, first
verse from Bullen’s Elizabethan love
lyrics, second verse by Clifford Bax,
music by Christabel Marillier, of
Great Britain. © Dec. 20, 1928; 1 ¢.
Jan. 16, 1929; E for. 2191; Boosey
& co., Itd., London. 2569
You’r[!] smile; words and music by
A. Fernwood. [Chords, single staff]
Cite, Jan. 5, 1929: Hun. 2527 :
Albert Fernwood, New York. 2570
Youth triumphant; by Robert W. Gibb,
arr. by R. E. Hildreth. 1. Band.—2.
Orch. © Nov. 8, 1928; 2 ¢. each
Jan. 4; E 2267, 2268; Walter Jacobs,
inc., Boston. Zatl. Zotz
2582
Zampognara (La); tarantella cala-
brese, by F. Umbriaco. [Melody
only] © 1c. Jan. 9, 1929; E unp.
2635; Frank Umbriaco, New York.
2973
Zanzibar; words by T. Mundy, music
by Dawn Allen. © 1c. Jan. 2, 1929;
E unp. 2455; Talbot Mundy, New
York. 2574
Zouave ; waltz song, words and melody
by E. Neville Buck, arr. by Albert
E. Bray, of Canada. © Dec. 28,
1928; 1 c. Dee. 31; E for. 1964;
Premier music publishers, Montreal,
Canada. 2575
Zum Christfest; fantasie, von Karl
Hoyer, of Germany, op. 38; pf. ©
Novy.,.0,5 19285 doc. Jan. J4). 1929; EB
for, 2249; Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 2576
Zur maienzeit; musik und text von
S. M. Fink. Milwaukee, Wis., Wm.
A. Kaun music co. (In Zwei lieder.)
© Jan, 9, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 12; E pub.
_ 2823; Selma Marr Fink, Milwaukee.
2577
Zwei auglein blau; salonstiick, von
Hermann Wenzel, op. 28, bearb. von
Martin Wenzel, both of Germany ; pf.
© Nov. 5, 1928; 1 @ Jan. 11, 1929:
EK for. 2250; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
2578
Zwei dunkle augen; tango aus der
revue, Bei uns um die gedichtnis-
kirche rum, text and musik von
Friedrich Hollaender, of Germany;
pf. arr. by Otto Lindemann. © Jan.
30, 1928; 1 « Jan. 7, 1929; E for.
1900; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H., Ber-
lin. 2579
Zwei frohe herzen; polka, von P.
Millers: 1° .B flat corneti::: © dc.
Jan. 19, 1929; E unp.:2933; Peter
Miller, Philadelphia. 2580
1°* concertsttick ; pour violoncelle avec
ace. de pf. ou qd’ orch., par Louis
Delune, of France; violoncello and
pf. © Nov. 20, 1928; 1 ¢. Jan. 9,
1929; E for. 2095; Henri Gregh et
fils, Paris. 2581
1°°© esquisse cannoise; L’ esterel au
soleil levant, version spéciale pour
orch. restreint, par Ernest Guillou,
of France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Nov. 20, 1928; 1 «¢.
Jan. 9, 1929; E for. 2141; Henry Le-
moine et cie., Paris. 2582
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2583
1°" quatuor; pour 2 violons, alto et
violoncelie, par Ermend Bonnal, of
France. 12mo. © Nov. 20, 1928;
1 cr Jan. 9, 1929>"> tor: ZLO0? -hir-
mend Bonnal, Bayonne, France.
2583
19-** Nador album; 1926 tartalomjegy-
zéke 1927, verse Anyos Laci, Szilagyi
Laszl6, [and others] zenéjet Anyos
Laci, Buday Dénes and others, all
of Hungary. no. 144. © Oct. 29,
1926; 1 ec. Dec. 4, 1928; E for. 1351;
Kalman Nador, Budapest, Hungary.
2584
20-'* NAdor album; 1927 tartalomjegy-
zéke 1928, verse Farkas Imre, Szi-
lagyi Laszlo, [and others] zenéjet
Bizet Gyorgy, Farkas Imre, and
others, all of Hungary. no. 1-42. ©
Oct. 10, 1927; 1 ¢c. Dec. 4, 1928; EH
for. 1852; Kalman Nador, Budapest,
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 24
21—'* Nador album; 1928 tartalomjegy-
zéke 1929, verse Szilagyi Laszlo,
Harsanyi Zsolt, [and others], zenéjet
Zerkovitz Béla, Markus Alfréd, and.
others, all of Hungary. no. 1—44.
Oct.. 20, 1928; 1 c Dee. 4:-H ters
1353 ; Kalman Nador, Budapest, Hun-
gary. 2586
24 concert études; no. 24, by Aurelio:
Giorni; pf. in D min. © Dec. 28,
1928; 2 ¢. Jan. 4, 1929; E pub. 2413;
G. Schirmer, inc.. New York. 2587
147th field artillery; march, by Karl
L. King; band. 4to. © Jan. 5, 1929;
2e Jan. 5; E pub. 2298; Karl L.
King music house, Fort Dodge, Ia.
2588.
1000 jahre voller liebe mécht ich leben.
mit der Ursula; text von Robert
Gilbert, musik von G. P. Erven, of
Germany; pf. arr. by Otto Linde-
mann. © Oct. 9, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 7,
1929; E for. 1949; Rondo-verlag, G.
Hungary. 2585 m. b. H., Berlin. 2589:
Number of entries included in Part 8 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1929:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 8 unpublished) ___ 23:
Class E, Musical compositions (including 874 unpublished) ____________ 2, 566.
Totals 20 AOU tae) Oe LE ee a ek 2, 589
120
ero, OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT
AAS, BEEN RENEWED UNDER SECTION. 24 OF THE ACT
OF MARCH 4, 1909
"A frangesa; by P. M. Costa, arr. by
L. P. Laurendeau; band. © Rose
Laurendeau, Montreal, Quebec, Can-
ada, as the widow of the author of
the arrangement. R 1360, Aug. 20,
1928.
A Phidyle; no. 9 des études latines sur
des poésies de Leconte de Lisle, mu-
sique de R. Hahn; basse et choeur.
© Reynaldo Hahn, Paris, as the au-
thor of the music. R 1009, Sept. 6,
1927. 2
A vous, ombre légére; poésie de
Joachim du Bellay, musique d’ E. V.
Moret. © Ernest Victor Moret,
Paris, as the author of the music.
R 1048, Sept. 6, 1927.
Air de ballet; by C. Borelli, arr. by G.
Saenger; violin and pf. © Gustav
Saenger, New York, as the author of
the arrangement. R 1372, Aug. 24,
1928. ee
‘Amorette; poeme romantique, par C.
W. Krogmann, op. 52, no. 2; pf. ©
Carrie W. Krogmann, Marblehead,
Mass., as the author. R 949, Oct.
17, 1928. 5
Ano (Un) de estudios; ejercicios y vo-
calizaciones con teoria sacados del
tratado la voz y el canto; por J.
Faure; edicion para ten. 0 sop. ©
Jean Adolphe Joseph Raphaél Louis
Faure et Pierre Maurice Jean Bap-
tiste Ferdinand Charles Faure,
Paris, aS the next of kin of the au-
thor, who is not living. R 1101,
June 12, 1928. 6
Antoinette; words by R. Carle, music
by Alfred E. Aarons. © Richard
Carle, Hollywood. Calif., as the au-
thor of the words. R 908, Nov. 28,
1928. 7
Astarte; grand opéra en 4 actes,
poéme de Louis de Gramont, mu-
Sique de Xavier Leroux; partition
pt. et chant. © Gaston Xavier Le-
roux, Salbris, France, as the child
of the deceased author of the music.
ii $84, Dec. 30, 1927.
8
1°
[2589
Astarte; opéra en quatre actes et cing
tableaux, poéme de Louis de Gra-
mont, musique de Xavier Leroux;
chant et pf. © Gaston Xavier Le-
roux, Salbris, France, as the child
of the deceased author of the music.
R 1084, June 12, 1928. 9
Au bord de l’ eau; poésie de Sully -
Prudhomme, musique de Théodore
Dubois. © Charles Antoine Dubois,
Paris, as the child of the deceased
author of the music. R 990, Dec.
4 Ug LO he 10
Aubade militaire; par Theodore Lack,
op. 197; pf. © Berthe Tissier,
Paris, as the widow of the author.
R 11387, Mar. 8, 1928. oe
Ave Maria; par C. M. Widor; sop. et
contralto, avee ace. de pf. ou d’-
harpe et d’orgue. © Ch. M. Widor,
Paris, as the author of the music.
R 1118, June 12, 1928. 12
Awake! put on thy strength; anthem,
music by C. B. McAfee. © Cleland
B. McAfee, Chicago, as the author
of the music. R 1149, Dec. 13, 1928.
13
Balfe (Michael William) Bohemian
girl; overture, arr. by L. P. Lauren-
deau; band. © Rose Laurendeau,
Montreal, Quebee, Canada, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 1858, Aug. 20, 1928. 14
Baptéme (Le) d’ Yvonnette; scéne
pastorale, par Paul Wachs; pf. ©
Blanche Marie Pauline Simone Le-
marchand, Saint Mandé, France, as
the widow of the author. R 972,
Dec. 30, 1927. 15
Barcarolle; par L. Delafosse; pf. ©
Léon Delafosse, Paris, as the au-
thor. R 1056, Sept. 6, 1927. 16
Basses et chants; donnés aux exam-
ens et concours des classes d’har-
monie et d’accompagnement, recueil-
lis par Constant Pierre. Années
1827-1900. © Blanche Constant
Pierre, Paris, as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 1050, Sept. 6,
1927. 17
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pt. II; n. SVs
Beautiful (The) Galatea; overture,
py F. v. Suppé, arr. by L. P. Lauren-
deau; band. Rose Laurendeau,
Montreal, Quebec, Canada, as the
widow of the author of the ar-
rangement. R 13859, Aug. 20, 1928.”
18
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Fidelio ;
Tantasias arr. «by D., MM... -Debanr;
band. © Theo. Moses Tobani,
Jackson, N. Y., as the author of the
arrangement. R 1286, Dec. 29, 1928.
19
Before the mast; medley march, by
L. P. Laurendeau; orch. © Rose
Laurendeau, Montreal, Quebec, Can-
ada, as the widow of the author.
R 1370, Aug. 24, 1928. 20
’ Behold the days come; by P. A. Otis.
© Philo A. Otis, Chicago, as the
author. R 1274, Dec. 28. 1928. 21
Belle (La) au bois dormant; opéra
comique en 38 actes et 4 tableaux,
paroles de A. Vanloo et G. Duval,
musique de Charles Lecocgq. © Al-
fred Bloch, Paris, as the executor of
the author of the music. R 1064,
Sept. 6, 1927. Bagh
Belle (la) France; overture on popu-
lar French melodies, arr. by L. P.
Laurendeau; orch. © Rose Lauren-
deau, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, as
the widow of the author of the ar-
rangement. R 1362, Aug. 20, 1928.
2s
Bend low, O dusky night; vocal solo,
music by HE. R. Kroeger. op. 48, no.
2. © Ernest R. Kroeger, St. Louis,
as the author of the music. R 895,
Dec. 7, 1928. 24
Bible songs; by a committee of the
church. © United Presbyterian
board of publication, Pittsburgh, as
the proprietor of composite work. R
1245, Dec. 6, 1928. 25
Bizet (Georges) L’aurore; transerip-
tion par Ernest Alder; pf. 4 4 mains.
© Marie Berthe Richelet, Malakoff,
France, as the executor of the au-
thor of the transcription. R 1027,
Sept. 6, 1927. 26
La bohemienne; transcription par
Ernest Alder; pf. 4 4 mains. ©
Marie Berthe Richelet, Malakoff,
France, as the executor of the au-
thor of the transcription. R 1029,
Sept. 6, 1927. 27
Les confidences; transcription par
Ernest Alder; pf. 4 4 mains. ©
Marie Berthe Richelet, Malakoff,
France, as the executor of the au-
thor of the transcription. R 1031,
Sept. 6, 1927. 28
Le depart; transcription par Ern-
est Alder; pf. 4 4 mains. © Marie
Berthe Richelet, Malakoff, France,
as the executor of the author of the
transcription. R 1028, Sept. 6, 1927.
29
— Le retour; transcription par Ern-
est Alder; pf. 4 4 mains. © Marie
Berthe Richelet, Malakoff, France,
as the executor of the author of the
transcription. R 1032, Sept. 6, 1927.
30
Les réves; transcription par Hrn-
est Alder; pf., 4 mains. © Marie
Berthe Richelet, Malakoff, France,
as the executor of the author of the
transcription. R 1030, Sept. 6, 1927.
31
Bohm (C.) Intermezzo; arr. by L. P.
Laurendeau ; band. © Rose Lauren-
deau, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, as
the widow of the author of the ar-
rangement. R 1378, Aug. 24, 1928.
32
Bonjour Parrain; esquisse, par Marius
Carman; pf. © Eugénie Stéphanie
Tissot, Paris, as the widow of the
author. R 1063, Sept. 6, 1927. 33
Bonsoir Collin; paysannerie, par Paul
Wachs; pf. © Blanche Marie Paul-
ine Simone Lemarchand, Saint Man-
dé, France, as the widow of the au-
thor. R 1062, Sept. 6, 1927. 34
Bourrée; from suite in G min., by A.
Weidig, op. 21; violin and pf. ©
Adolf Weidig, Hinsdale, Ill., as the
author. R 1272, Dec. 28, 1928. 35
Brunette; extraite de recueil imprimé
en 1703, par Christophe Ballard, har-
monisés par A. Périlhou; chant et
pf. © Albert Périlhou, Tain, Drome,
France, as the author of the arrange-
ment of the music. R 1082, June 12,
1928. 36
Bull (Georges) Vingt petits préludes;
pour les petites mains, dans les tons
maj. et min. les plus usités, par G.
Bull, op. 178. © Georges Bull, Lyon,
France, as the next of kin of the au-
thor who is not living. R 1038, Sept.
6, 1927. 37
C'est un oiseau du bois sauvage; par
Augusta Holmés. © Helyonne Gene-
viéve Mendes, epouse Henri Bar-
busse, Paris, as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 1034, Sept. 6, 1927.
38
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2589 (58)
Calm on the listening ear; Christmas
song, by F. L. Hyer, op. 29, no. 1;
mixed voices. © Frank L. Byer,
Montreat, N. C., as the author. R
1242, July 21, 1928. 39
Capitaine (Le) Thérése; opéra com-
ique en 3 actes de Alexandre Bisson,
musique de Robert Planquette; par-
tition chant et pf. © Marie Alexan-
drine Griveaud, Paris, et Jeanne Hs-
telle Sallet, veuve de Jean Etienne
Henri Renart, Paris, as the execu-
tors of the author of the music. R
1095, June 12, 1928. 40
Carillon; de Louis Lacombe; pf. ©
Marie Retzer, Speyer, Germany, as
the executor of the author. R 110%,
June 12, 1928. 41
Carnaval de Princesse d’ Auberge;
opéra flamand, de Jan Blockx, tran-
scription de I. Philipp; 2 pfs. 4
mains. © Isidore Philipp, Paris, as
the author of the transcription. R
970, Dec. 30, 1927. 42
Cats (The) quartette; from King
Dodo, lyrics by Frank Pixley, music
by Gustav Luders. sop. 1, 2, alto and
ten. © Gustav Chase, Brooklyn, as
the next of kin of the author of the
music, who is not living. R 1166,
Dec. 15, 1928. 43
Ce que disent les cloches; poésie de
Jean de la Vingtrie, musique de J. E.
F. Massenet; voix de femme. ©
Louise Constance de Gressy, Ver-
sailles, France, as the widow of the
author of the music. R 1139, Mar.
8, 1928. 44
Chanson d’ avril; par Paul Wachs; pf.
© Blanche Marie Pauline Simone Le-
marchand, Sainte Mande, France, as
the widow of the author. R 964,
Dec. 30, 1927. 45
Chanson de Guillot-Martin; paroles de
Clément Marot, harmonisé par A.
Périlhou; chant et pf. © Albert
Périlhou, Tain, Droéme, France, as
the author of the arrangement. R
1077, June 12, 1928. 46
Chant d’amour; poésie de Lamartine,
musique de Max d’Ollone. © Maxi-
milien Paul Marie Félix d’Ollone,
Paris, as the author. R 1017, Sept.
6, 1927. 47
Chant (Le) de la caille; valse pittor-
esque, par Paul Wachs; pf.
Blanche Marie Pauline Simone Le-
marchand, Mande, France, as the
widow of the author. R 1081, June
12, 1928. 48
37713—29——9
Chaperons (The); musical comedy in
three acts, book and lyrics by Fred-
eric Ranken, music by I. Witmark.
Vocal sc. © Isidore Witmark,
. Woodmere, L. I., N. Y., as the author
of the music. R 1163, Dec. 6, 1928.
49
Charlotte Corday; drame musical en
trois actes, un prologue et 5 tableaux,
poéme de Armand Silvestre, musique
de Alexandre. Georges; chant et pf-
© Alexandre Georges, Paris, as the
author of the music. R 1089, June
12, 1928. dO
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Polonaise
militaire; arr. by T. M. Tobani; orch.
© Theo. Moses Tobani, Jackson
Heights, N. Y., as the author of the
arrangement. R 1290, Dec. 29, 1928.
51
Choral et variations; pour harpe et
orch., partition d’ orch., réduction
pour harpe et pf., par C. M. Widor,
op. 74. © Ch. M. Widor, Paris, as
the author. R 1091, June 12, 1928.
52
Ciel (Le) est gris; poésie de Georges
Rodenbach, musique de Hrnest
Moret. © Ernest Moret, Paris, as
the author of the music. R 1118,
June 12, 1928. 53
Cinderella’s waltz; music and title
verses by Florence Maxim [i. e. F. M.
Cutter] © Florence Maxim Cutter,
Dedham, Mass... as the author. R
Tala NOV, oy LOZOe uae 5A
Cinquantaine (La); air in olden style,
by Gabriel-Marie, arr. by G. Saenger,
op. 98, no. 11; 1st and 2d violins and
pf. © Gustav Saenger, New York,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 1365, Aug. 20, 1928. 5D
Claim thou thy own; from King Dodo,
lyrics by Frank Pixley, music by
Gustav Luders. © Gustav Chase,
Brooklyn, as the next of kin of the
author of the music, who is not liv-
ing. R 1164, Dec. 15, 1928. 56
Come out Dinah on the green; darkey
serenade, words by J. W. Johnson
and Bob Cole, music by Rosamond
Johnson,,,[i. e..J., KR. Johnson] ~..©
James Weldon Johnson, New York,
as the author of the words, and J.
Rosamond Johnson, New York, as
the author of the music. R 1341,
Dec. 28, 1928. 5T
Coming (The) of Christ; by John
Farmer; orchestral pts. © Henry
Farmer, London, as the child of the
deceased author. R 1407, June 29,
1928. ~ 58
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2589 (59)
Complainte de St. Nicolas; tradition
populaire, harmonisée par A. J.
Perilhou. © Albert Jacques Peril-
hou, Tain, France, as the author. R
1042, Sept. 6, 1927. 59
Concertstiick ; pour pf. et orch., reduc-
tion: par’ Raoul Pugno; 2 pfs. ©
Marie Fischer, Paris, as the widow
of the author. R 967, Dec. 30, 1927.
60
Cricket (The) ; Song, tone poem with
words, by. C. W. Krogmann, op. 55,
no. 4. © Carrie W. Krogmann, Mar-
blehead, Mass., as the author. R
953, Oct. 17, 1928. 61
Danse galicienne; mazurka, par Théo-
dore Lack, op. 202; pf. © Berthe
Tissier, Paris, as the widow of the
author. R 987, Dec. 30, 1927. 62
Danse rustique; par L. Vierne; pf. ©
Louis Vierne, Paris, as the author.
R 1037, Dec. 8, 1927. 63
Daybreak; part song, words by Henry
Wadsworth Longfellow, music by W.
A. Fisher; men’s voices. © William
Arms Fisher, Boston, as the author
of the music. R 894, Dec. 7, 1928.
64
Dear old pipe; words by R. M. Skin-
ner, music by F. Rycroft. © Fred
Rycroft, New York, as the author of
the music. R 905, Nov. 24, 1928. 65
Delafosse (Léon) Fantaisie; pour pf.
et orch., réduite pour deux pfs. ©
Léon Delafosse, Paris, as the author.
R 1088, Sept. 6, 1927. 66
Sonate; violon et pf. © Léon
Delafosse, Paris, as the author. R
1045, Sept. 6, 1927. 67
Deuxieme yalse; par H. Lutz; pf. ©
Henri Lutz, Paris, as the author. R
1024, Sept. 6, 1927. 68
Dolly Varden; comic opera, in 2 acts,
book and lyrics by Stanislaus
Stangé, music by Julian Hdwards;
voe. sc. © Philippine Edwards, New
York, as the widow of the author of
the music. R 1185, Dec. 6, 1928. 69
Dolly Varden; march, by Julian
Edwards, arr. by Karl L. Hoschna ;
pf. © Hettie Hoschna, Patchogue,
L. I., N. Y., as the widow of the
author of the arrangement. R 1156,
Dec. 18, 1928. 70
Dolly Varden; selection from the
musical comedy, by Julian Edwards,
arr. by Karl L. Hoschna; pf. ©
Hettie Hoschna, Patchogue, L. L,
pt. 111, nes., vy. 24
N. Y., as the widow of the author of
the arrangement. R 1187, Dee. 6,
1928. 1
Dolly Varden; selection from the
musical comedy, by Julian Edwards,
arr. by Otto Langey; orech. ©
Lizzie Langey, New York, as the
widow of the author of the arrange-
ment. R 1186, Dec. 6, 1928. (2
Dolly Varden; vocal gems from the
comic opera in two acts, book and
lyrics by Stanislaus Stangé, music
by Julian Edwards. © Philippine
Edwards, New York, as the widow
of the author of the music. R 1155,
Dec. 18, 1928. 73
Donizetti (Gaetano) Mighty Jehova;
anthem, arr. by T. M. Tobani; orch.
© Theo. M. Tobani, Jackson Heights,
N. Y., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 13892, Sept. 15, 1928. 74
Douce gaité; par Paul Wachs; pf. ©
Blanche Marie Pauline Simone
Lemarchand, Paris, as the widow of
the author. R1141, Mar. 8,1928. 75
Down the stream; music and title-
verses by Florence Maxim [i. e. F. M.
Cutter] © Florence Maxim Cutter,
Dedham, Mass., as the author. R
1387, Nov. 3, 1928. 76
Dream (A) that never comes true;
from The sleeping beauty and the
beast, words by J. Cheever Goodwin,
music by Frederic Solomon. © Ida
Goodwin, New York, as the widow
of the author of the words. R 1153,
Dee. 18, 1928. C7.
Drink to me only with thine eyes;
pt.-song, music by Louis R. Dressler,
arr. by F. J. Smith; men’s voices. ©
Minnie Smith, New York, as the
widow of the author of the arrange-
ment of the music. R 1140, Oct. 11,
1928. 78
Dubois (Théodore) Deux piéces en
forme canonique; hautbois, violon-
celle et pf. © Charles Antoine
Dubois, Paris, as the child of the
deceased author. R 1073, Sept. 6,
1927. 79
Sonate; violon et pf. © Charles
Antoine Duboise, Paris, as the child
of the deceased author. R_ 1066,
Sept. 6, 1927. 80
Ebony echoes; by G. Edwards; pf. ©
Gus Edwards, New York, as the
author. R 904, Nov. 24, 1928. $1
124
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Hievation; par G. Debat-Ponsan;
grand orgue. © G. Debat-Ponsan,
Toulouse, France, as the author. R
10138, Sept. 6, 1927. 82
Emerald (The) Isle; comic opera,
written by Basil Hood, composed by
Arthur Sullivan and E. German.
Voeal se. © Hdward German, Lon-
don, as the author of the music, and
Herbert Sullivan, London, as the
next of kin of Arthur Sullivan. R
1127, Nov. 10, 1928. 83
Eminent (The) Doctor Fizz; from
King Dodo, lyrics by Frank Pixley,
musie by Gustav Luders. © Gustav
Chase, Brooklyn, as the next of kin
of the author of the music, who is
not living. R1167, Dec. 15,1928. 84
Hn chemin de fer; esquisse, par Marius
Carman; pf. © Eugénie Stéphanie
Tissot, Paris, as the widow of the
author. R 1065, Sept. 6, 1927. 85
Enfantillage; poésie de Sully Prud-
homme, musique de Théodore Du-
bois. ‘© Charles Antoine Dubois,
Paris, as the child of the deceased
author of the music. R 991, Dec.
30, 1927. 86
Escamilla; habanera, by Ernesto
Redla, arr. by T. M. Tobani; orch.
© Theo. Moses Tobani, Jackson
Heights, N. Y., as the author of the
arrangement. R 1292, Dec. 29, 1928.
87
Eternel (L’) cantique; poésie de Lu-
cien Boyer, musique de Esteban
Marti. © Marie Julie Adrienne
Crochet, Paris, as the widow of the
author of the music. R 1052, Sept.
6, 1927. 88
Etoile (L’) au coeur; poésie de Sully
Prudhomme, musique de Théodore
Dubois. - © Charles Antoine Dubois,
Paris, as the child of the deceased
author of the music. R 989, Dec.
30. 1927. 89
Etude en fa diéze; par L. Delafosse;
pf. © Léon Delafosse, Paris, as the
author. R 1055, Sept. 6, 1927. 90
Exercices journaliers; par E. Tem-
poral; violon. © Jean Temporal,
Paris, as the child of the deceased
author. R 962, Dec. 30, 1927. 91
Fantaisie-menuet; par Théodore Lack,
op. 198; pf. © Berthe Tissier,
Paris, as the widow of the author.
R 955, Dec. 30, 1927. 92
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Far from my heavenly home; words
by Henry F. Lyte, music by A. Frey.
© Adolf Frey, Syracuse, N. Y., as
the author of the music. R 892,
Dec. 7, 1928. 93
Father, hear us; response, words and
musie by A. Geibel. © Adam Gei-
bel, Philadelphia, as the author. R
1147, Dec. 18, 1928. 94
Faust; ballet-pantomime en quatre
tableaux, tiré par Gardel-Hervé, du
Petit Faust de H. Crémieux et A.
Jaime, musique de Hervé, reduction
par HE. Domergue; chant et pf.
EK. Domergue, Brussels, Belgium, as
the author. R 1104, June 12, 1928.
95
Fiancé (Le) de Thylda; opérette-
boutfe en 3 actes et 6 tableaux, pa-
roles de V. de Cottens et R. Charvay,
musique de Louis Varney. ©
Claire Marie de Biarrot, Paris, as
the widow of the author of the mu-
sic. R 1061, Sept. 6, 1927. 96
Fleur d’avril; bluette par Paul Wachs;
pf. © Blanche Marie Pauline Si-
mone Lemarchand, Saint Mandé,
France, as the widow of the author.
R_ 1025, Sept. 6, 1927. OG
For love I live alone; from King
Dodo, lyrics by Frank Pixley, mu-
sie by Gustay Luders. © Gustav
Chase, Brooklyn, as the next of kin
of the author of the music, who is
not. living. “R/-1176, Dec. 15, 1928:
98
Foret (La) enchantée; légende sym-
phonique d’ apres une ballade @’
Uhland, musique de Vincent )D’
Indy, réduction par Ernest Alder;
pf., 4 mains. ©. Marie. Berthe
Richelet, Malakoff, France, as the
executor of the author of the ar-
rangement. R 973, Dec. 30, 1927. 99
Fort Frayne march; by O. R. Farrar;
band. © Sarah G. Farrar, Long
Beach, Calif., as the widow of the
author. R 1280, Dec. 29, 1928. 100
Foxy Quiller ; waltzes, by Reginald De
Kkoven, arr. by Charles J. Roberts
[pseud. of C. Kraushaar]; military
band. © Charles Kraushaar, Larch-
mont, N. Y., as the author of the
arrangement. R 909, Nov. 28, 1928.
101
Froehliche armuth; music by P.
Klengel; male quartet. © Paul
Klengel, Leipzig, as the author of
the music. R 1284, Dec. 29, 1928.
102
125
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Gai (Le) touriste; piéce caractéris-
tique, par Théodore Lack, op. 199;
pf. © Berthe Tissier, Paris, as the
widow of the author. R 958, Dec.
30, 1927. 103
Gavotte rustique; par Victor Dol-
metsch, op. 132; pf. © Victorine
Valentine Penisson, Paris, as the
widow of the author. R 956, Dec.
30, 1927. 104
Gems (The) I prize; from King Dodo,
lyrics by Frank Pixley, music by
Gustav Luders. © Gustav Chase,
Brooklyn, as the next of kin of the
author of the music, who is not liv-
ing, R.J171, Dec. 15, 1928: 105
German liederkranz no. 2; potpourri,
by T. M. Tobani; orch. © Theo.
Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights, N.
Y., as the author. R 1291, Dee. 29,
1928. 106
Girl (The) you love; from Dolly Var-
den, lyric by Stanislaus Stangé, mu-
sic by Julian Edwards. © Philip-
pine Edwards, New York, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 1180, Dec. 6, 1928. 107
God’s rest; words by Kathleen Rhodes,
music by Noel Johnson; high voice.
© Rose Noel-Johnson, London, as
the widow of the author of the mu-
sic. R 1125, Nov. 10, 1928. 108
Good night; waltz song, by C. W.
Krogmann, op. 55, no. 5. © Carrie
W. Krogmann, Marblehead, Mass.,
as the author. R 954, Oct. 18, 1928.
109
Good (The) Shepherd; music by G. C.
Stebbins. © Geo. C. Stebbins,
Brooklyn, as the author of the music.
R 1404, Sept. 7, 1928. 110
Gute stunde; music by P. Klengel;
male quartet. © Paul Klengel,
Leipzig, as the author of the music.
R 1285, Dec. 29, 1928. ald Lik
Hail, all hail; Easter carol, words by
Harriet D. Castle, music by E. S.
Lorenz. © Edmund §. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as the author of the music.
R 1144, Dec. 14, 1928. 112
Happy when we eat; from The chape-
rons, lyric by Frederic Ranken,
music by I. Witmark. © Isidore
Witmark, Woodmere, L. I., N. Y., as
the author of the music. R 1159,
Dec. 6, 1928. di be]
He shall cover thee; music by C. A.
Miles. (In New songs of the gospel
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
no. 1) © C. Austin Miles, Phila-
delphia, as the author of the music.
R 13896, Oct. 29, 1928. 114
Heure (L’) d’ azur; par Augusta
Holmés. © MHelyonne Geneviéve >
Mendes, epouse Henri Barbusse,
Paris, as the child of the deceased
author. R 980, Dec. 30, 1927. 115
Heure (L’) d’ or; par Augusta Holmés.
Helyonne Geneviéve Mendes,
epouse Henri Barbusse, Paris, as the
child of the deceased author. R 978,
Dec. 30, 1927. 116
Heure (L’) de pourpre; par Augusta
Holmés. © Helyonne Geneviéve
Mendes, epouse Henri Barbusse,
Paris, as the child of the deceased
author. R 979, Dec. 30, 1927. 117
Heure (L’) rose; par Augusta Holmés.
Helyonne Geneviéve Mendes,
epouse Henri Barbusse, Paris, as the
child of the deceased author. R 977,
Dees so! 1927, 118
Ho, ho, ho for the sea; music and title-
verses by Florence Maxim [i.e. F. M.
Cutter] © Florence Maxim Cutter,
Dedham, Mass., as the author. R
1388, Nov. 3, 1928. 119
Holy quietness; hymn, words by G. M.
Hall, music by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick.
© Lizzie Kirkpatrick, Germantown,
Pa., as the widow of the author of
the music. R 1231, Dec. 21, 1928.
120
Homeland (The); words by H. R.
Haweis, music by E. W. Hanscom;
in F. © Frank Blair Hanscom, Los
Angeles, Eliza Hanscom Record, and
Mary Hanscom Eveleth, Jersey City,
as the next of kin of the author of
the music who is not living. R 1243,
July 21, 1928. 121
How beauteous on the mountains;
sacred song, by W. Spry. © Walter
Spry, Chicago, as the author. R
1273, Dec. 28, 1928. p i
Hiie (Georges) Nocturne; pour fitite
et orch.; réduction pour flute et pf.
© Georges Hiie, Paris, as the author.
R 1110, June 12, 1928. 123
Hungarian dance; by R. Kieserling;
orch. © Richard Kieserling, Cincin-
nati, as the author. R 1224, Dec. 8,
1928. 124
I am redeemed; music by C. A. Miles.
(In New songs of the gospel no. 1)
© C. Austin Miles, Philadelphia, as
the author of the music. R 1895,
Oct. 29, 1928. 125
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I am the Resurrection and the Life;
Easter anthem, composed by C. Sim-
per; mixed voices, organ acc. ©
Caleb Simper, Barnstaple, England,
as the author of the music. R 940,
Nov. 12, 1928. 126
I heard the voice of Jesus say; words
by Horatius Bonar, music by J. H.
Rogers. © James H. Rogers, Cleve-
land, as the author of the music.
R 896, Dec. 7, 1928. 127
I left ma heart in Dixie; words by
Harry B. Marshall, music by W.
Loraine. © William Loraine, Brook-
lyn, as the author of the music. R
1226, Dec. 15, 1928. 128
I'll do or die; from King Dodo, lyrics
by Frank Pixley, music by Gustav
Luders. © Gustav Chase, Brooklyn,
as the next of kin of the author of
the music, who is not living. R
1174, Dec. 15, 1928. 129
T’ll shut my eyes and think it’s you;
duet, from King Dodo, lyrics by
Frank Pixley, music by Gustav Lu-
ders. -© Gustav Chase, Brooklyn,
as the next of kin of the author of
the music, who is not living. R
1170, Dec. 15, 1928. 130
I think it must be love; words by ’Gene
Jefferson [pseud. of Raymond A.
Browne], music by Leo Friedman.
© Fredricka F. Lowenthal, Chicago,
as the next of kin of the author of
the music, who is not living. R 901,
Noy. 24, 1928. 131
In the blood; music by C. A. Miles.
(In New songs of the gospel no. 1)
© C. Austin Miles, Philadelphia, as
the author of the music. R 1397,
Oct. 29, 1928.
In the country; music and title verses
by Florence Maxim [i. e. EF. M.
Cutter] © Florence Maxim Cutter,
Dedham, Mass., as the author. R
1382, Nov. 3, 1928. 133
In Thee abiding; hymn anthem, theme
from Sigesmund Tholberg, musie¢ arr.
and composed by E. L. Ashford. ©
Emma L. Ashford, Nashville, as the
author of the music. R 1146, Dec.
13, 1928. 134
Interlude; impression de neige, par E.
Moret; pf. © Ernest Moret, Paris,
ae ihe Aginior. hb 1b dune 12,
1928. 135
Interméde symphonique de Notre Dame
de la mer; poéme légendaire, de
Théodore Dubois; partition d’orch.
132°
© Charles Antoine Dubois, Paris, as
the child of the author. R 1099,
June 12, 1928. 136
Ischia; barcarolle, poésie de Lamar-
tine. musique de A. Perilhou; sop.
© Albert Perilhou, Tain, Drdme,
France, as the author of the music.
R°1122, June 12, 1928. Iu
Italian romance; by C. Bohm, arr. by
L. P. Laurendeau; band. © Rose
Laurendeau, Montreal, Quebec,
Canada, as the widow of the author
of the arrangement. R 1877, Aug.
24, 1928. 138
Jesus hail! enthroned in glory; hymn
anthem, music by L. O. Emerson. ©
Mabel H. Emerson, Arlington, Mass.,
as the child of the deceased author
of the music. R 1148, Dec. 13, 1928.
139
Jolly (A) old potentate; from King
Dodo, lyrics by Frank Pixley, music
by Gustav Luders. © Gustav
Chase, Brooklyn, as the next of kin
of the author of the music, who is
not living. R 1177, Dec. 15, 1928.
140
Joyful summertide; by C. Schumann,
op. 17, no. 1-3, arr. by G. Saenger,
3 violins and pf. © Gustav Saenger,
New York, as the author of the ar-
rangement. R 1374-1876, Aug. 24,
1928. 141-143
Just a chain of daisies; words by
Arthur J. Lamb, music by John R.
Hubbell [i. e. Raymond Hubbell] ©
Raymond Hubbell, New York, as the
author of the music. R 902, Nov. 24,
1928. 144
Justa “sentlie «touch: .tronr ““Ehe
chaperons, lyric by Frederic Ranken,
music by I. Witmark. © Isidore
Witmark, Woodmere, L. I., N. Y.,
as the author of the music. R 1162,
Dec. 6, 1928. 145
Karadec; suite concertante de Vin-
cent d’Indy, transcrite par Ernest
Alder; pf., 4 mains. © Marie Berthe
Richelet, Malakoff, France, as the
executor of the author. R 1040,
Sept. 6, 1927. 146
Kermesse de Milenka; ballet, de Jan
Blockx, transcription par I. Philipp;
2 pfs., 4 mains. © Isidore Philipp,
Paris, as the author of the transcrip-
tion. R 969, Dee. 30, 1927. 147
127
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Kettenus (Aloys)
Saenger; 3 violins and pf. ©
Gustav Saenger, New York, as the
author of the arrangement. R 1369,
Aug. 24, 1928. 148
King Dodo; musical comedy in 8 acts,
book and lyrics by Frank Pixley,
musie by Gustav Luders. Vocal sc.
© Edward Konig, Breslau, Germany,
and Gustav Chase, Brooklyn, as the
next of kin of the author of the
music, who is not living. R 906,
Nov. 28, 1928. 149
King Dodo; selection from the musical
comedy, by Gustav Luders, arr. by
H “Anderson; pt. © Hilding
Anderson, Bayside, L. I., N. Y., as
the author of the arrangement. R
1175, Dec. 15, 1928. 150
Kingdom (The) everlasting; sacred
song, words and music by J. Jordan.
© Julian Jordan, Mt. Vernon, N. Y..,
as the author. R 13840, Dec. 28, 1928.
151
Kitty; from The sleeping beauty and
the beast, words by J. Cheever
Goodwin, music by Frederic Solo-
mon. © Ida Goodwin, New York,
as the widow of the author of the
words. R 1157, Dee. 18, 1929. 152
Knight errant overture; by W. Bendix;
orch. © Wm. Bendix, Arlington,
Mo., as the author. R 1220, Dec. 8,
1928. 153
Konorah march; two-step, by Edward
Hazel [pseud. of W. H. Scouton]
1, Band.—2:""Orech: © Wm. °H.
Scouton, Fremont, O.. as the author.
R 1219, 1221, Dee. 8, 1928. 154, 155
Lament (A); words by H. L. Rogers,
music by Frank Lambert. © Alice
Lambert, Burwash, Sussex, England,
as the widow of the author of the
music. R 1129, Nov. 10, 1928. 156
Lay (The) of the jay; from Dolly Var-
den, lyric by Stanislaus Stangé, mu-
sic by Julian Edwards. © Philip-
pine Edwards, New York, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 1181, Dee. 6, 1928. 157
Légende bourguignonne; par L. Vier-
ne; pf. © Louis Vierne, Paris, as
the author. R 1036, Dec. 8, 1927.
158
Little (The) Dutch queen; two-step,
by Andrew J. Boex; pf. © Louise
Boex, Cincinnati, as the widow of
the author. R 891, Dee. 8, 1928.
159
pt. Im, n. s., Vv. 24
Marche; arr. by G. | Little (The) sister; music and title-
verses by Florence Maxim [i. e. F.
M. Cutter] © Florence Maxim Cut-
ter, Dedham, Mass., as the author.
R 1389, Nov. 3, 1928. 160
Little toy soldiers; music and title
verses by Florence Maxim [i. e. F.
M. Cutter] © Florence Maxim Cut-
ter, Dedham, Mass., as the author.
R 1390, Nov. 3, 1828. 161
Livre d’orgue; piéces simples compo-
sées spécialement pour le service or-
dinaire, par A. J. Perilhou. 2. liv-
raison. © Albert Jacques Perilhou,
Tain, France, as the author. R 1001,
Sept. 6, 1927. 162
Long Tom; march, by L. P. Lauren-
deau; band. © Rose Laurendeau,
Montreal, Quebec, Canada, as the
widow of the author. R 1367, Aug.
24, 1928. 163
Look in the book and see; from King
Dodo, words by Frank Pixley, music
by Gustav Luders. © Gustav Chase,
Brooklyn, as the next of kin of the
author of the music, who is not liy-
ing. R 1173, Dec..15; 1928. 164
Louise; Roman musical en 4 actes et
5 tableaux, paroles et musique de G.
Charpentier ; partition orch. © Gus-
tave Charpentier, Paris, as the au-
thor. R 1076, June 12, 1928. 165
Louise; Roman musical, par G. Char-
pentier; chant seul. Ed. populaire.
© Gustave Charpentier, Paris, as
the author. R 1102, June 12, 1928.
166
Love in a palace is better; from The
chaperons, lyric by Frederic Ranken,
music by I. Witmark. © Isidore
Witmark, Woodmere, L. I., N. Y., as
the author of the music. R 1160,
Dec. 6, 1928. 167
Love me, sweetheart, in sweet song;
from Miss Simplicity, words by R.
A. Barnet, music by H. L. Heartz.
© Robert A. Barnet, New York, as
the author of the words. R 908,
Noy. 24, 1928. 168
Lyde; no. 5 des etudes latines sur des
poésies de Leconte de Lisle, musique
de R. Hahn. © Reynaldo Hahn,
Paris, as the author of the music. R
1005, Sept. 6, 1927. 169
Lydie; des etudes latines sur des
poésies de Leconte de Lisle, musique
de R. Hahn; tén. solo et cheur. ©
Reynaldo Hahn, Paris, as the author
of the music. R 1089, Sept. 6, hee
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MacDowell (Edward Alexander) The
bluebell; idyl, after Goethe, com-
posed by E. MacDowell, op. 28, no.
6; pf. Rev. and augmented ed. ©
Marian MacDowell, Peterborough,
N. H., as the widow of the author
of the music. R 1331, Dec. 19, 1928.
171
Fiute idyl; after Goethe, composed
by E. MacDowell, op. 28, no. 5; pf.
Rev. and augmented ed. © Marian
MacDowell, Peterborough, N. H., as
the widow of the author of the mu-
sic. R 13380, Dec. 19,,1928: 172
From a fisherman’s hut; poem
after Heine, composed by E. Mac-
Dowell, op. 31, no. 1. © Marian
MacDowell, Peterborough, N. H., as
the widow of the author. R 1294,
Dec. 26, 1928. tte
From long ago; poem after Heine,
composed by EH. MacDowell, op. 31,
no. 3. © Marian MacDowell, Peter-
borough, N. H., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 1296, Dec.
26, 1928. 174
In the woods; idyl, after Goethe,
composed by E. MacDowell, op. 28,
no. 1; pf. Rev. and augmented ed.
© Marian MacDowell, Peterborough,
N. H., as the widow of the author
of the music. R 1326, Dec. 19, 1928.
ite
Monologue; poem after Heine,
composed by E. MacDowell, op. 31,
no. 6. © Marian MacDowell, Peter-
borough, N. H., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 1299, Dec.
26, 1928. 176
— The post waggon; poem after
Heine, composed by E. MacDowell,
op. 31, no. 4. © Marian MacDowell,
Peterborough, N. H., as the widow of
the author of the music. R 1297,
Dec. 26, 1928. n brave
Scotch poem; after Heine, com-
posed by E. MacDowell, op. 31, no. 2.
© Marian MacDowell, Peterborough,
N. H., as the widow of the author.
R 1295, Dec. 26, 1928. 178
The shepherd boy; poem after
Heine, composed by E. MacDowell,
op. 31, no. 5. © Marian MacDowell,
Peterborough, N. H., as the widow
of the author of the music. R 1298,
Dec. 26, 1928. 179
— Siesta; idyl, after Goethe, com-
posed by E. MacDowell, op. 28, no.
2; pf. Rev. and augmented ed. ©
Marian MacDowell,
* mented ed.
Peterborough. |
2589. (189)
N. H., as the widow of the author
of the music. R 1327, Dec. 19, 1928.
180
idyl, after Goethe,
composed by E. MacDowell, op. 28,
no. 4; pf. Rev. and augmented ed.
© Marian MacDowell, Peterborough,
N. H., as the widow of the author
of the music. R 13829, Dec. 19, 1928.
181
——To the moonlight; idyl, after
Goethe, composed by E. MacDowell,
op. 28, no. 3; pf. Rev. and aug-
© Marian MacDowell,
Peterborough, N. H., as the widow
of the author of the music. R 1328,
‘Dee. 19, 1928. 182
Mademoiselle George; opérette en 3
actes de Victor de Cottens et Pierre
Veber, musique de L. Varney; par-
tition chant et pf. © Henriette Ha-
brekorn née Hirsch, Paris, as execu-
tor of the author of the music. R
1408, Mar. 8, 1928. 183
M°''* portez arme; opérette en 3 actes,
paroles de Albert Barre, Ed. Martin
et Henry Berhard, musique de An-
toine Anatole Banés; partition chant
et pf. © Jeanne Suzanne Marie
Bertrand, Neuilly, France, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 1111, June 12, 1928. 184
Madrigale; by A. Simonetti, arr. by G.
Saenger; violin and pf. © Gustav
Saenger, New York, as the author
of the arrangement. R 1373, Aug.
24, 1928. 185
Maid Marian; comic opera in three
acts, libretto by Harry B. Smith,
music by Reginald De Koven. Vo-
eal sc. © Anna De Koven, New
York, as the widow of the author
of the music. R 1154, Dec. 18, 1928.
186
Maiden (The) with the dreamy eyes;
words by J. W. Johnson, music by
Bob Cole. © James Weldon John-
son, New York, as the author of the
words. R 1348, Dee. 28, 1928. 187
Maidie, come be my lady; from A
trip to Buffalo, words by Harry B.
Marshall, music by W. Loraine. ©
William Loraine, Brooklyn, as the
— Silver clouds;
author of the music. R 1184, Dec.
6, 1928. 188
Marche nuptiale; par H. Eymieu,
transcrite par C. Tournemire; orgue.
© Charles Tournemire, Paris, as
the author of the transcription. R
961. Dee. 30, 1927. 189
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Marche religioso no. 1; by W. P.
Chambers, arr. by G. Saenger; pf.
© Gustav Saenger, New York, as
the author of the arrangement. R
1871, Aug. 24, 1928. 190
Margoton; chanson a danser du 15éme
siécle, harmonisée par A. J. Perilhou.
© Albert Jacques Perilhou, Tain,
France, as the author. R_ 1071,
Sept. 6, 1927. 191
Marseillaise (La); oeuvre lyrique en
un acte, paroles de Georges Boyer,
musique de Lucien Lambert [i. e.
Charles Lucien Lambert] ; partition
chant et pf. © Francoise Pierrette
Louise Geneviéve Hmilie Poncet,
Paris, as the widow of the author
of the music. R 1048, Sept. 6, 1927.
. 192
Massa’s in the cold, cold, ground; air
and variations, arr. by Frank Hoyt
Losey; orch. © F. H. Losey, Hrie,
Pa., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 1368, Aug. 20, 1928. - 193
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric)
Amoureux appel; poésie de Georges
de Dubor, musique de J. Massenet;
sop. © Louise Constance de Gressy,
Versailles, France, as the widow of
the author of the music. R 998,
Dec. 30, 1927. 194
Amours benis; pf. et violon. ©
Louise Constance de Gressy, Ver-
sailles, France, as the widow of the
author. R 1023, Sept. 6, 1927. 195
Au trés aimé; paroles d’ aprés
Caroline Duer, musique de J. Mas-
senet. © Louise Constance de
Gressy, Versailles, France, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 996, Dec. 30, 1927. 196
Avril est amoureux; poésie de
Jacques d’ Halmont, musique de J.
Massenet; mezzo-sop. or bar. ©
Louise Constance de Gressy, Ver-
sailles, France, as the widow of the
author of the music. R 994, Dec.
30, 1927. 197
Brumaire; ouverture pour le
drame d’Edouard Noél. Partition
d’orch. © Louise Constance de
Gressy, Versailles, France, as the
widow of the author. R 1044, Sept.
6, A927; 198
Les erinnyes; tragédie antique en
2 actes, paroles de Leconte de Lisle,
musique de J. HE. F. Massenet; par-
tition chant et pf. © Louise Con-
stance de Gressy, Versailles, France,
as the widow of the author of the
music. R 1138, Mar. 8, 1928. 199
pt. III, B. S., v. 24
Marche des princesses de Cen-
drillon; transcrite par I. Philipp; 2
pfs. © Isidore Philipp, Paris, as
the author of the arrangement. R
1072, Sept. 6, 1927. 200
— Mon page; poésie de Maurice de
Théus, musique de J. Massenet;
sop. © Louise Constance de Gressy.
Versailles, France, as the widow of
the author of the music. R 999,
Dee. 30, 1927. 201
—— On dit; mélodie, sonnet de Jean
Roux, musique de Jules Massenet.
1. Ed. B, avec ace. de pf.—2. Hd. A,
avee acc. de pf. et violoncelle obligé.
© Louise Constance de Gressy veuve
de Jules Emile Frederic Massenet,
Versailles, France, as the widow of
the author of the music. R 1085,
1086, June 12, 1928. 202, 203
Phéedre; musique de scéne; parti-
tion d’orch. © Louise Constance de
Gressy, Versailles, France, as the
widow of the author. R 1105, June
12, 1928. 204
—— Phédre; ouverture; pf. © Louise
Constance de Gressy, Versailles,
France, as the widow of the author.
R 971, Dee. 30, 1927. 205
—— Phédre; tragédie de Racine, ouver-
ture, entr’actes et musique de scéne
par J. Massenet; partition pour pf.
seul. © Louise Constance de Gres-
sy, Versailles, France, as the widow
of the author. R 983, Dec. 30, 1927.
206
La riviére; poésie de Camille
Bruno, musique de J. Massenet; sop.
© Louise Constance de Gressy. Ver-
Sailles, France, as the widow of the
author of the music. R 997, Dec. 30.
1927. 207
—— Rondel de la belle au bois; poésie
de Julien Gruaz, musique de J. H. F.
Massenet. © Louise Constance de
Gressy, Versailles, France, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 968, Dec. 30, 1927. 208
Simple phrase; transcription de
la mélodie On dit. 1. Hd. A, pour
violoncelie et pf.—2. Ed. B, pour pf.
© Louise Constance de Gressy, Ver-
sailles, France, as the widow of the
author. R 1087, 1088, June 12, 1928.
209, 210
Soeur d’ election; poésie d’ Emile
Trolliet, musique de J. Massenet. ©
Louise Constance de Gressy, Ver-
sailles, France, as the widow of the
author of the music. R 995, Dee. 30,
1927. ¥11
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La terre promise; oratorio en
trois parties, d’aprés La Vulgate. ©
Louise Constance de Gressy, Ver-
sailles, France, as the widow of the
author of the music. R 1054, Sept.
6, 1927. 12,
— La terre promise; oratorio en 3
parties; orch. © Louise Constance
de Gressy, Versailles, France, as the
widow of the author. R 966, Dec.
30, 1927. 213
Méditation; par Frédéric-Auguste Bi-
net; violon, avec ace. d’orgue ou de
pf. © Marie Dupalet, Fontaine-
bleau, France, as the widow of the
author. R 1098, June 12, 1928. 214
Méditation ; par Théodore Dubois; vio-
lon et hautbois, avec acc. d’orgue. ©
Charles Antoine Dubois, Paris, as
the child of the deceased author. R
1068, Sept. 6, 1927. ZA
Menagerie song: from The little duch-
ess, book by Harry B. Smith, music
by Reginald De Koven. © Anna De
Koven, New York, as the widow of
the author of the music. R 910,
Nov. 28, 1928. 216
Menuet; de Louis Lacombe; pf. ©
Marie Retzer, Speyer, Germany, as
the executor of the author. R 1108,
June 12, 1928. aii Wg
Menuet rococo; par Théodore Lack, op.
196. © Berthe Tissier, Paris, as the
widow of the author. R 975, Dec.
30, 1927. 218
Messe Solennelle; en ut diéze mineur;
choeur a 4 voix mixtes et deux
orgues, par L. Vierne, op. 16. ©
Louis Vierne, Paris, as the author.
R 1135, Mar. 8, 1928. 219
Mimosa; caprice, by Alberto Himan,
arr. by L. P. Laurendeau; orch. ©
Rose Laurendeau, Montreal, Quebec,
Canada, as the widow of the author
of the arrangement. R 1357, Aug.
20, 1928. 220
Miss Bob White; pastoral comedy op-
era in 3 acts, words and music by
W. Spenser. Vocal sc. © Willard
Spenser, Wayne, Pa., aS the author.
R 884, Dec. 12, 1928. eal |
Miss Clementina; words by R. Carle,
music by Alfred E. Aarons. © Rich-
ard Carle, Hollywood, Calif., as the
author of the words. R 907, Nov.
28, 1928. 222
Mon réve; poésie de Paul Verlaine,
musique de Max d’Ollone. © Maxi-
2589 (233)
milien Paul Marie Félix d’Ollone,
Paris, as the author of the music.
R 1018, Sept. 6, 1927. 223
Monte-Cristo; célébre valse Tzigane,
by Istvan Kotlar, arr/ by L. P. Lau-
rendeau; band. © Rose Lauren-
deau, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, as
the widow of the author of the ar-
rangement. R 1368, Aug. 24, 1928.
224
Moret (Ernest) Nocturne; poésie de
Jean Lahor, musique de EH. Moret.
© Ernest Moret, Paris, as the au-
thor. R 1119, June 12, 1928. 225
Mount (The) of prayer; musie by C.
A. Miles. (In New songs of the gos-
pel no. 1) © C. Austin Miles, Phila-
delphia, as the author of the music.
R 1394, Oct. 29, 1928. 226
Muffs; or, The husband’s mistake,
character quartette, written and
composed by Frederic Jerome
[pseud. of J. S. Fearis]; mixed
© John S8. Fearis, Chicago,
R 927, Sept. 27, 1928. .
par |
My college chum; waltz, arr. by T. M.
Tobani; orch. © Theo. Moses To-
bani, Jackson Heights, N. Y., as the
author. R 1283, Dec. 29, 1928. 228
My love’s a butterfiy; words by Kath-
leen Rhodes, music by Noel John-
son; high voice. © Rose Noel-John-
son, London, as the widow of the
author of the music. R 1126, Nov.
10, 1928. 229
My old Kentucky home; arr. by Fred-
eric W. Root; male voices. ©
Fanny Smith Root, Chicago, as the
widow of the author of the arrange-
ment. R 1267, Dec. 28, 1928. 230
My own wild western rose; song, by
B. C. Costen and A. B. Sterling. ©
Bartley Costello Costen and Andrew
B. Sterling, New York, as the au-
thors. R 1228, Dee. 4, 1928. 25h
My Sambo; from The chaperons, lyric
by Frederic Ranken, music by I. Wit-
mark. © Isidore Witmark, Wood-
mere, L. I., N. Y., as the author of
the music. R 1158, Dec. 6, 1928.
voices.
as the author.
232
My ship’s the girl for me; from Dolly
Varden, lyric by Stanislaus Stangé,
music by Julian Edwards. © Phil-
ippine Edwards, New York, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 1188. Dee. 6. 1928. 233
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My soul waiteth for the Lord; duet,
by C. F. Manney; sop. and ten.; or-
gan or pf. ace. © Charles Fonteyn
Manney, Boston, as the author. R
893, Dee. 7, 1928. 234
Names (The) of His children are
there; music by C. A. Miles. (In
New songs of the gospel no. 1) ©
C. Austin Miles, Philadelphia. as the
author of the music. R 13893, Oct.
29, 1928. 235
Néére; no. 2 des etudes latines sur des
poésies de Leconte de Lisle, musique
de R. Hahn. © Reynaldo Hahn,
Paris, as the author of the music. R
1002, Sept. 6, 1927. 236
Ninepin (The) regiment; march song,
by C. W. Krogmann, op. 55, no. 3.
© Carrie W. Krogmann, Marble-
head, Mass., as the author. R 592,
Oct. 17, 1928. Zan
Noces (Les) d’Yvonnette; villageoise,
par Paul Wachs; pf. © Blanche
Marie Pauline Simone Lemarchand,
Saint Mandé, France, as the widow
of the author. R 1021, Sept. 6. 1927.
238
Nuit d’été; poésie de Paul Bourget,
musique de Max d’Ollone; mezzo-
soprano et tén. soli, avec cheeur a
4 voix. © Maximilien Paul Marie
Félix d’Ollone, Paris, as the author
of the music. R 1020, Sept. 6, 1927.
239
O dry those tears; song, by Teresa Del
Riego [i. e. T. Leadbitter] © Tere-
sa Leadbitter, London, as the author.
R 1124, Nov. 10, 1928. 240
Oberon; selection, by C. M. von Weber,
arr. by T. M. Tobani; orch. © Theo.
Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights,
N. Y., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 12938, Dec. 29, 1928. 241
Offertoire; par H. Fleury; orgue. ©
Héléne Fleury, Toulouse, France, as
the author. R 963, Dec. 30, 1927.
242
Old Uncle Ned; air varie, by Frank
Hoyt Losey; band. © F. H. Losey,
Hrie, Pa., as the author. R 1879,
Sept. 15, 1928. 243
One sweetly solemn thought; sacred
song, by R. A. Ambrose, arr. by T.
M. Tobani; orch. © Theo. Moses
Tobani, Jackson Heights, N. Y., as
the author of the arrangement. R
1391, Sept. 15, 1928. 244
Opera songs; selections from all the
standard operas. new and old. com-
piled and ed. by E. Marza. bk. 2.
pt. In n. S., V. 24
Alto.—bk. 3. Tenor. © EHduardo
Marzo, New York, as the author. R-
941, $42, Dec. 4, 1928. 245, 246
Oster glocken ; Oster liturgie, von E. S.
Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as the author of the music.
R 1145, Dec. 18, 1928. 247
Our only Saviour; music by G. C. Steb-
bins. © Geo. C. Stebbins, Brooklyn,
as the author of the music. R 1406,
Sept. 7, 1928. 248
Ouragan (L’) ; drame lyrique en quatre
actes, poeéme de Emile Zola, musique
de A. Bruneau; partition pf. et
chant. © Alfred Bruneau, Paris, as
the author of the music. R 1096,
June 12, 1928. 249
Paloma (La); Spanish serenade, by
C. Yradier, arr. by G. Saenger, op.
98, no. 12; 1st and 2d violins and pf.
© Gustav Saenger, New York, as
the author of the arrangement. R
1364, Aug. 20, 1928. 250
Panamericana; morceau characteris-
tique, by Victor Herbert, arr. by Otto
Langey; orch. © Lizzie Langey,
New York, as the widow of the
author of the arrangement. R 1227,
Jan. 2, 1929. 251
Pan-Americana; morceau, characteris-
tique, by Victor Herbert; pf. © Ella
Herbert and Clifford Herbert, New
York, as the children of the deceased
author. R 899, Nov. 10, 1928. psy 4
Pansy; by H. Erichs, arr. by G. Saen-
ger; violin and pf. © Gustav Saen-
ger, New York, as the author of the
arrangement. R 1287, Dec. 29, 1928.
253
Par le sentier fleuri; petite piéce par
Paul Wachs; pf. © Blanche Marie
Pauline Simone Lemarchand, Saint
Mandé, France, as the widow of the
author. R 1026, Sept. 6, 1927. 254
Parade of the sun-bonnet babies; two
step, by L. E. Sterns; pf. © Lucy EH.
Sterns, Minneapolis, as the author.
R 890, Dec. 8, 1928. 255
Partir, c’est mourir un peu; poésie de
Ed. Haraucourt, musique de L. Dela-
fosse. © Léon Delafosse, Paris, as
the author of the music. R 1046,
Sept. 6, 1927. | 256
Pastorale du 18° siécle; transcription
par A. Perilhou; pf. © Albert Pe-
riihou. Tain, France, as the author.
R 1100, June 12, 1928. 257
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Patient be and pray; sacred song,
music by C. B. McAfee. © Cleland
B. McAfee, Chicago, as the author
of the music. R 1142, Dec. 13, 1928.
258
Patres et troupeaux; de Louis La-
combe; pf. © Marie Retzer, Speyer,
Germany, as the executor of the
author. R 1108, June 12, 1928. 259
Pélerinages; poésie de Sully Prud-
homme, musique de Théodore Dubois.
© Charles Antoine Dubois, Paris, as
the child of the deceased author of
the music. R $92, Dec. 30, 1927. 260
Penitential prayers and vows; music
by G. C. Stebbins. © Geo. C. Steb-
bins, Brooklyn, as the author of the
music. R 1405, Sept. 7, 1928. 261
Perchance; words by Margaret, music
by Max S. Witt. © Albert Witt,
Murray Hill, N. Y., as the next of
kin of the author of the music, who
is not living. R 1402, Oct. 27, 1928.
262
Périlhou (A.) Pastorale; 17° siécle,
harmonisé par A. Périlhou; chant et
pf. © Albert Périlhou, Tain, Drome,
France, as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 1075, June 12, 1928. 263
Petite marche de Polichinelle ; esquisse
symphonique par M. Carman; pf.
Eugénie Stéphanie Tissot, Paris, as
the widow of the author. R 1022,
Sept. 6, 1927. 264
Pholoe; no. 8 des études latines sur
des poésies de Leconte de Lisle, mu-
sique de R. Hahn. © Reynaldo
Hahn, Paris, as the author of the
music. R 1008, Sept. 6, 1927. 265
Phyllis: no. 10 des études latines sur
des poésies de Leconte de Lisle, mu-
sique ‘de R. Hahn. © Reynaldo
Hahn, Paris, as the author of the
music. R 1010, Sept. 6, 1927. 266
Pickaninny dollies; music and title-
verses by Florence Maxim [i. e., F.
M. Cutter] © Florence Maxim Cut-
ter, Dedham, Mass., as the author.
R 1386, Nov. 3, 1928. 267
Place (The) prepared; anthem, words
by Marianne Farningham, music by
C. B. Adams. © Carrie B. Adams,
Portland, Or., as the author of the
music. R 1148, Dec. 13, 1928. 268
Pleut (il) sur la mer; poésie d’ Ed-
mond Haraucourt, musique de E.
Moret. © Ernest Moret, Paris, as
the author of the music. R 1120,
June 12, 1928. 269
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Polka; two step, from King Dodo, by
Gustav Luders, arr. by H. Anderson ;
orch. © Hilding Anderson, Bayside,
L. I., N. Y., as the author of the ar-
rangement. R 1179, Dec. 15, 1928.
270
Pound the drum; from King Dodo,
lyrics by Frank Pixley, music by
Gustav Luders. © Gustay Chase,
Brooklyn, as the next of kin of the
author of the music, who is not liv-
ing. R 1178, Dec. 15, 1928. Zeal
Preludio-patetico; par Théodore Du-
bois; pf. © Charles Antoine Du-
bois, Paris, as the child of the
deceased author. R 981, Dec. 30,
1927. 272
Preludio-saltarello; par Théodore Du-
bois; pf. © Charles Antoine Dubois,
Paris, as the child of the deceased
author, Wk, 982; Dec.-30,. 1927. 278
Premier amour; poésie de Francois
Coppée, musique de Max d’Ollone.
© Maximilien Paul Marie Félix
d’Ollone, Paris, as the author of the
music: R 1019, Sept. 6,1927. 274
Premier (Le) jour de May; paroles de
Jean Passerat, harmonisé par A.
Périlhou; chant et pf. © Albert
Périlhou, Tain, DroOme, France, as
the author of the arrangement. R
1078, June 12, 1928. 275
Premieres (Les) communiantes; poésie
de Jules Breton, musique de Max
d’Olione. © Maximilien Paul Marie
Félix d’Ollone, Paris, as the author.
R 1016, Sept. 6, 1927. 276
Priére; poésie de Sully Prudhomme,
musique de Théodore Dubois. ©
Charles Antoine Dubois, Paris. as
the child of the deceased author of
the music. R 1000, Dec. 30, 1927.
277
Primary and junior songs for the Sun-
day school; handbook of chants,
hymns, responses, sentences and sup-
plementary songs, by Mari Ruef
Hofer. © Mari R. Hofer, Berkeley,
Calif., as the author. R 1271, Dec.
28, 1928. 278
Princeton (The) Yorke; by R. O.
Goldsmith; orch. © Pauline Gold-
smith, Bennington, Vt., as the widow
of the author. R 1223, Dec. 8, 1928.
279
Promenade; par A. Perilhou; pf. ©
Albert Perilhou, Tain, France, as the
author. R 1112, June 12, 1928.
280
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Quand je riais; poésie de Mme.
Blanchecotte, musique d’ HE. V.
Moret. © Ernest Victor Moret,
Paris, as the author of the music.
R 1047, Sept. 6, 1927. 281
Raindrops (The); polka song, by
C. W. Krogmann, op. 55, no. 1.
Carrie W. Krogmann, Marblehead,
Mass., as the author. R 950, Oct. 17,
1928. 282
Religioso; march, by W. P. Chambers,
arr. by L. P. Laurendeau; orch. ©
Rose Laurendeau, Montreal. Quebec,
Canada, as the widow of the author
of the arrangement. R 13861, Aug.
20, 1928. 283
Réverie; poésie d’ André Dumas,
musique de E. Moret. © Ernest
Moret, Paris, as the author of the
musie. R 1117, June 12, 1928. 284
Roi (Le) de Paris; opéra en trois
actes et quatre tableaux, poéme de
Henry Bouchut, musique de G. Hiie;
partition chant et. pf. © Georges
Hue, Paris, as the author of the
music. R 1097, June 12, 1928. 285.
Romaika (La); souvenir de Smyrne,
par Théodore Lack, op. 201; pf. ©
Berthe Tissier, Paris, as the widow
of the author. R 986, Dec. 30, 1927.
286
Ronde populaire; trio ou choeur pour |
3 voix de femmes, harmonisé par
A. Périlhou; chant et pf. © Albert
Périlhou, Tain, Drome, France, as
the author of the arrangement. R
1079, June 12, 1928. 287
Rondoletto; by Frank Lynes, op. 24,
no. 3; pf. © Adéle G. Lynes, Cam-
bridge, Mass., as the widow of the
author. R 1233, Oct. 18, 1928. 288
Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch)
Melody in F; abridged and simpli-
fied by H. Schoenefeld; pf.
Henry Schoenefeld, Los Angeles, as
the author of the arrangement. R
1268, Dee. 28, 1928. 289
Reve angélique; arr. by G.
Saenger; violin and pf. © Gustav
Saenger, New York, as the author
of the arrangement. R 1288, Dec.
29, 1928. 290
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) Les
cloches de la mer; chanson. ©
Marie Truffot, Mulhouse, France, as
the widow of the author. R 965,
Dec. 30, 1927. 291
Le feu céleste; cantate, poésie de
Armand Silvestre, musique de C.
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Saint-Saéns, op. 115; sop., choeurs,
orch., orgue et un récitant. © Marie
Truffot, Mulhouse, France, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 1014, Sept. 6, 1927. 292
Lola; op. 116, paroles de Stephen
Bordése. © Marie Laure Truffot,
Domaine du Vergon a Puyriecard,
Bouche du Rhone, France, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 1080, June 12, 1928. 293
Nocturne; poésie de Quinault,
musique de Camille Saint-Saéns. ©
Marie Truffot, Mulhouse, France, as
the widow of the author of the mu-
sic., R 988, Dec. 30, 1927. 294
La nuit; poésie de Georges Au-
digier; sop. solo, choeur de femmes
et orch. © Marie Truffot, Mul-
house, France, as the widow of the
author of the music. R 1015, Sept.
6, 1927. 295
Le rossignol; extrait de Lola,
poésie de Stéphan Bordése, musique
de C. Caint-Saéns, op. 116. © Ma-
rie Laure Truffot, Domaine du Ver-
gon 4 Puyricard, Bouches du Rhone,
France, as the widow of the author
of the music. R 1093, June 12,
1928. 296
—lLe songe; extrait de Lola, poesie
de Stephan Bordése, musique de C.
Saint-Saéns, op. 116. © Marie
Laure Truffot, Domaine du Vergon
& Puyricard, Bouches du Rhone,
France, as the widow of the author
of the music. R 1092, June 12, 1928.
297
—— Tango; extrait de Lola, op.,116;
pf. © Marie Laure Truffot, Do-
maine du Vergon 4 Puyricard,
Bouches du Rhone, France, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 1094, June 12, 1928. 298
— Valse lente; du ballet Javotte;
pf. © Marie Truffot, Mulhouse,
France, as the widow of the author.
R 1069, Sept. 6, 1927. 299
Salinum; no. 3 des études latines sur
des poésies de Leconte de Lisle, mu-
sique de R. Hahn. © Reynaldo
Hahn, Paris, as the author of the
music. R 1003, Sept. 6, 1927. 300
Saltimbanques (Les); opéra comique
en 3 actes et 4 tableaux, paroles de
Maurice Ordonneau, musique de
Louis Ganne. Partition pf. et
chant. © Paul Louis Alexandre
Ganne, Neuilly, France, and Pierre
Christian Ganne, Alger, France, as
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of the music. R 1059, Sept. 6, 1927.
301
Salut d’ amour; by Edward Elgar,
arr. by G. Saenger; 2 violins and
pf. © Gustav Saenger, New York,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 1289, Dec. 29, 1928. 302
Salvation to our God; sacred song, by
W. Spry.- © Walter Spry, Chicago,
as the author. R 1266, Dec. 28,
1928. 303
Schmitt (Florent) Prélude: grand
orgue. © Florent Schmitt, Paris, as
the author. R 1012, Sept. 6, 1927.
304
Second minuet; by H. W. J. Ruifrok,
op. 5; pf. © Henri W. J. Ruifrok,
Saginaw, Mich., as the author. R
1270, Dec. 28, 1928. 305
See, love. I bring thee flowers; words
by H. L. Rogers, music by Frank
Lambert. © Alice Lambert, Bur-
wash, Sussex, England, as the widow
of the author of the music. R 1128,
Noy. 10, 1928. 306
Selected pieces; by F. A. Porter; pf.
bk. 2. © F. Addison Porter, Bos-
ton, as the author. R 1344, Dec. 26,
1928. 307
Serenade—caprice; par Théodore
Lack, op. 194. © Berthe Tissier,
Paris, as the widow of the author.
R 974, Dec. 30, 1927. 308
Sérénade de Milenka: ballet-panto-
mime, par Jan Blockx; pf., violon et
violoncelle. © Anne Collignon, An-
vers, Belgium, as the widow of the
author. R 1070, Sept. 6,1927. 309
Silver fishes; by H. Schoenefeld; pf.
© Henry Schoenefeld, Los Angeles,
as the author. R 1269, Dec. 28,
1928. 310
Soir d’ été; poésie de Mme. Desbordes-
Valmore, musique de E. Moret. ©
Ernest Moret, Paris, as the author
of the music. R 1116, June 12, 1928.
3811
Song of the wooden man; from King
Dodo, lyrics by Frank Pixley, music
by Gustay Luders. © Gustave
Chase, Brooklyn, as the next of kin
of the author of the music, who is
not living. R 1165, Dec. 15, 1928.
312
Sourire du matin; par Francis Thomé;
pf. © Marie Suzanne Fernande
Thomé é€pouse de André Théodore
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Bailu, Paris, Marie Hugénie Hen-
riette Marguerite Thomé épouse
Archambault, Paris, and Georges
Paul Félix Thomé, Ajaccio, France,
as the children of the deceased au-
thor. R 1134, Mar. 8, 1928. 313
Souvenance; feuillet d’ album, par
Victor Dolmetsch, op. 134; pf. ©
Victorine Valentine Penisson, Paris,
as the widow of the author. R 959,
Dee. 30, 1927. 314
Souvenir; de Louis Lacombe; pf. ©
Marie Retzer, Speyer, Germany, as
the executor of the author. R 1106,
June 12, 1928. 315
Souvenir de Nazareth; cantique, pa-
roles de l’abbé Félix Sédilot, musique
de Jean Baptiste Faure. © Jean
Adolphe Joséph Raphaél Louis Faure
et Pierre Maurice Jean Baptiste Fer-
dinand Charles Faure, Paris, as the
next of kin of the author of the
music, who is not living. R 1109,
May 28, 1928. 316
Sujets de fugue et thémes d’improvisa-
tion; donnés aux concours et exam-
ens, recueillis par Constant Pierre.
Années 1804-1900. © Blanche Con-
stant Pierre, Paris, as the child of
the deceased author. R 1051, Sept.
6, 1927. 317
Sunday morning; music and title-
verses by Florence Maxim [i. e. F.
M. Cutter] © Florence Maxim Cut-
ter, Dedham, Mass., as the author.
R 1383, Nov. 3, 1928. 318
Sur un album; poésie de Sully Prud-
homme, musique de Théodore Du-
bois. © Charlies Antoine Dubois,
Paris, as the child of the deceased
author of the music. R 993, Dec.
30, 1927. 319
Sweet is the light of Sabbath eve;
hymn anthem, by F. L. Eyer, op. 29,
no. 3.: © Frank L. Eyer, Montreat,
N. C., as the author of the music.
R 1240, July 21, 1928. 320
Tale (The) of a bumble bee; from
King Dodo, lyrics by Frank Pixley,
music by Gustay Luders. © Gustav
Chase, Brooklyn, as the next of kin
of the author of the music, who is
not living. R 1172, Dec. 15, 1928.
321
Tell me the story; music by C. A.
Miles. (In New songs of the gospel
no.1) ©. Austin Miles, Philadel-
phia, as the author of the music. R
13898, Oct. 29, 1928. 322
150
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2585 (323)
Tempelweihe; festival overture, by
Kéler-Béla [pseud. of Albert von
Keler], op. 95, arr. by L. P. Lauren-
deau; band. Rose Laurendeau,
Montreal, Quebec, Canada, as the
widow of the author of the arrange-
ment. R 1366, Aug. 24, 1928. 323
Temps (Le), l étendue et le nombre;
peésie de Leconte de Lisle, musique
de EK. Moret. © Ernest Moret, Paris,
as the author of the music. R 1115,
June 12, 1928. 324
Terpsichore; pas de valse, par Paul
Wachs; pf. © Blanche Marie Paul-
ine Simone Lemarchand, St. Mandé,
France, as the widow of the author.
R 1090, June 12, 1928. 325
Thaliarque; no. 4 des études latines
sur des poésies de Leconte de Lisle,
musique de R. Hahn; cheeur a4 2 voix
avec soli. © Reynaldo Hahn, Paris,
as the author of the music. R 1004,
Sept. 6, 1927. 326
Théme varié; par Théodore Dubois;
pf. © Charles Antoine Dubois,
Paris, as the child of the deceased
author. R 985, Dee. 30, 1927. 327
There is a fountain filled with blood;
by P. A. Otis. © Philo A. Otis, Chi- -
cago, as the author. R.1275, Dec. 28,
1928. 328
They never die up yonder; music by
C. A. Miles. (Jn New songs of the
gospel no. 1) © C. Austin Miles,
Philadelphia, as the author of the
music. R 1400, Oct. 29, 19800. 329
Thou knowest Lord; sacred song, by
G. W. Marston. 1. Alto or bar.—2.
Sop. or ten. © E. Howard Thayer,
Boston, as the executor of the au-
thor. R 1241, July 21, 1928. 330
To-day I am _ Sweet sixteen; day
dreams, from The sleeping beauty
and the beast, words by J. Cheever
Goodwin, music by Frederic Solo-
mon. © Ida Goodwin, New York, as
the widow of the author of the
words. R 1152, Dec. 18, 1928. 3381
Traité de contrepoint et de fugue; par
Théodore Dubois. © Charles An-
toine Dubois, Paris, as the child of
the author. R 1114, June 12, 1928.
332
Trimousett ; chant de quéte de la cham-
pagne, soli et choeur pour voix de
femmes, harmonisé par A. Périlhou,
© Albert Périlhou, Tain, Drome,
France, as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 1074, June 12, 1928. 333
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Trojan (The) march; two-step, by R.
O. Goldsmith; orch. © Pauline
Goldsmith, Bennington, Vt., as the
widow of the author. R 1222, Dec.
8, 1928. 334
Tubéreuse; poésie de Jean Lahor, mu-
sique d’ E. V. Moret. © Ernest
Victor Moret, Paris, as the author
of the music. R 1049, Sept. 6, 1927. —
335
Two hearts made one; duett, from
King Dodo, lyrics by Frank Pixley.
music by Gustav Luders. © Gustav
Chase, Brooklyn, as the next of kin
of the author of the music, who is
not living. R 1169, Dee. 15, 1928.
336
Two little honey bees; tone picture
with words, by C. W. Krogmann, op.
50, no. 2: vocal or instrumental. ©
Carrie W. Krogmann, Marblehead,
Mass., as the author. R 951, Oct.
17, 1928; 337
Tyndaris; no. 7 des études latines sur
des poésies de Leconte de Lisle, mu-
Sique de R. Hahn. © Reynaldo
Hahn, Paris, as the author of the
music. R 1007, Sept. 6, 1927. 338
University (The) of Pennsylvania
band march; by Roland F. Seitz;
band. © R. F. Seitz, Glen Rock,
Pa., as the author. R 1235, Dec. 18,
1928. 339
Valentine (A); waltz, by L. Oehmler ;
pf. © Leo Oehmler, Pasadena, as
the author. R 1225, Dec. 8, 1928.
340
Valse—caprice ; par Francis Thomé, op.
161; pf. © Marie Suzanne Fernande
Thomé épouse de André Théodore
Ballu, Paris, Marie Eugénie Henri-
ette Marguerite Thomé é6pouse Ar-
chambault, Paris, and Georges Paul
Félix Thomé, Ajaccio, France, as the
children of the deceased author. R
1136,, Mar. 8, 1928. 341
Valse des mouches; par Albert Lan-
dry; 2 pfs., 4 mains. © Aimée Pau-
line Pasquier, Paris, as the widow of
the author. R 1041, Sept. 6, 1927.
342
Valse interrompue; par Paul Wachs;
pf. 4 4 mains. © Blanche Marie
Pauline Simone Lemarchand, St.
Mandé, France, as the widow of the
author. R 1011, Sept. 6, 1927. 343
Valse légére; par Georges Jean Pfeif-
fer; pf. © Marie Thérése Lemoine,
Paris, as the widow of the author.
R 10538, Sept. 6, 1927. 344
136
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Valse ondulante; par Frédéric Auguste
Binet; pf. © Marie Dupalet, Fon-
tainebleau, France, as the widow of
the author. R 1083, June 12, 1928.
345
Valse pimpante; par Thédore Lack,
op. 195. © Berthe Tissier, Paris, as
the widow of the author. R 976,
Dec. 30, 1927. 346
par Victor Dol-
© Victorine
Valse sentimentale;
metsch, op. 136; pf.
Valentine Penisson, Paris, as the
widow of the author. R 960, Dec. 30,
1927. 347
Variantes et points d’orgue; pour les
principaux airs du répertoire, par
Mathilde Marchesi. © Blanche Mar-
chesi, Paris, as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 1067, Sept. 6,
1927. 348
Verdi (Giuseppe) Attila; selection,
arr. by T. M. Tobani: band. ©
Theo. Moses Tobani, Jackson Heights,
N. Y., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 1281, Dec. 29, 1928. 349
Ernani; selection, arr. by T. M.
Tobani; band. © Theo. Moses To-
bani, Jackson Heights, N. Y., as the
author of the arrangement. R 1282,
Dec. 29, 1928. 350
Victory; music by C. A. Miles. (In
New songs of the gospel no. 1) ©
C. Austin Miles, Philadelphia, as
the author of the music. R 1399,
Oct. 29, 1928. 3501
Vierne (Louis) Idylle: pf. © Louis
Vierne, Paris, as the author. R
1035, Dec. 8, 1927. 352
Vile Potabis; no. 6 des études latines
sur des poésies de Leconte de Lisle,
musique de R. Hahn. © Reynaldo
Hahn, Paris, as the author of the
music. R 1006, Sept. 6, 1927. 353
Village (The) dance; music and title-
verses by Florence Maxim [i. e. F. M.
ia
Sa
2589 (345)
Cutter] © Florence Maxim Cutter,
Dedham, Mass., as the author. R
1384, Nov. 3, 1928. 354
We met in lover’s lane; from Dolly
Varden, lyric by Stanislaus Stangé,
music by Julian Edwards. © Philip-
pine Edwards, New York, as the
widow of the author of the music.
‘R 1182, Dec. 6, 1928. B55
355
Weg (Der) zum herzen; gavotte, von
P. Lineke; pf. © Paul Lincke, Ber-
lin, as the author. R 1342, Dec. 28,
1928. 356
When they play God save the king;
words by Vincent P. Bryan, music
by Theo. F. Morse. © Dolly Morse.
New York, as the widow of the
author of the music. R 13839, Dec.
28, 1928. Bis |
Wonderings; music and title-verses by
Florence Maxim [i. e. F. M. Cutter]
© Florence Maxim Cutter, Dedham,
Mass.. as the author. R 1385, Nov.
8, 1928. 358
Won’t you go with us to Monte Carlo;
from The chaperons, lyric by Fred-
eric Ranken, music by I. Witmark.
© Isidore Witmark, Woodmere,
i; FT, IN.. ¥., as the author of the
music. R 1161, Dec. 6, 1928. 359
You'll do; from King Dodo, lyrics by
Frank Pixley. music by Gustav Lu-
ders. © Gustav Chase, Brooklyn, as
the next of kin of the author of the
music, who is not living. R 1168,
Dec. 15, 1928. 360
Zamona; Arabian intermezzo, by W.
Loraine; pf. © William Loraine,
Brooklyn, as the author. R 900,
Nov. 24, 1928. 361
2° chaconne: par Victor Dolmetsch, op.
129; pf. © Victorine Valentine Pen-
isson, Paris, as the widow of the
duther. RK 951, Dee. se, e277. - 362
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Noricr.—When the nationality of the composer is not specifically stated in the title
entry, it is to be understood that he is a citizen of the United States.
A la burlesque; scherzo, by L. Leslie
Loth; pf. © Jan. 28, 1929; 2c. Jan.
31; E pub. 3246; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 2590
A las 11:20, once y veinte; words and
music by Alfredo Reza, of Mexico,
domiciled at El Paso. [Photostat]
© Jan. 11, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 8; E pub.
3451; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
2591
A Montparnasse, a Montparno;
roles de Leo Leliévre, Henri Varna
et Fernand Rouvray, musique de
René Sylviano, of France; pf. acce.,
with ukulele arr. by F. Salabert.
© Jan. 10, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 8; E for.
2790; Francis Salabert, Paris. 2592
*A tarantella d’ ’o 29; versi e musica
di R. Cacace, of Italy, domiciled at
New York. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Feb. 8, 1929; E unp.
3546; Raffaele Cacace, New York.
2593
Abbie’s daughter; fox-trot, words and
music by W. S. Galamore. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Feb. 9,
1929; E unp. 3605; Wm. S. Gala-
more, Detroit. 2594
Abendfrieden; adagio, von Otto
Fleischmann, of Germany, op. 93;
violoncello and pf. or organ. ©
mr. 10, i920. 1 ©. Keb. 2: Hi tor.
2530; Anton J. Benjamin, Leipzig.
2595
Absence makes the heart grow fonder
of somebody else; waltz song, words
and music by V. A. L. Sharp, of
Great Britain. ©1c. Feb. 25, 1929;
EK unp. 4034; Vernon A. L. Sharp,
Washington. 2596
Acquarelli; sei pezzi per due violini e
pf., di Johannes Palaschko, of Ger-
many; op. 88. Italian, French,
Spanish, English and German text.
1. Foglio d’album. [5 others] ©
Hep. 15)! 1929; de) Kepeis : Ei for.
2481; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 2597
pa- _
Ad matutinum; responsories as sung
at tenebrae, also Miserere, Christus
factus est and Benedictus, words
liturgical, music by Pietro A. Yon;
male voices. 4to. © Feb. 12, 1929;
2c. Feb. 14; E pub. 3473; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. 2598
Adagio ay E-moll concerten (Adagio
from the concert in H-flat) [and] I
ensomme stunde (Hours of soli-
tude); av Ole Bull, arranger of
Norway; salon orch. pts. 4to. ©
Sept. 10, 1928; 1 c. Nov. 3; E for.
581; Norsk musikforlag, Oslo, Nor-
way. 2599
Adoration; words by J. Keirn Bren-
nan, music by Karl Hajoés; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Feb. 23, 1929; 2 ¢.
Feb. 26; E pub. 3717; Famous mu-
sic corp., New York. 2600
Adventures (The) of a doll-child; mu-
sical story in one act, words and
music by G. A. Grant-Schaefer. 4to.
© Jan. 30, 1929; 2 ec. Jan. 31; D
pub. 27449; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 2601
After dawn; words and music by
Steve Gardella [i. e. Stephen Gar-
della] ©1e. Feb. 6, 1929; E unp.
3478; Stephen Gardella, Brooklyn.
2602
Aggio (L’) ditto accussi’; words by
Maria Perrocato, music by lL. Ca-
noro; violin. [Italian text] ©
1c. Feb. 27, 1929: E unp. 4077;
Louis Canoro, New York. 2603
Agitato impetuoso; par F. Salabert,
of France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor and Ist violin conductor.
4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢«. Jan. 31,
1929; E for. 2504; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 2604
Agonie (L’) des cheylasS; poéme
dramatique, par A. Reillae, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor.: 402 @Y Dee! 31; 1928 7105'c.
Jan. 31, 1929; E for. 2492; J. Yves
Krier, Paris. 2605
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2606
Ah! ah! chanson officielle du carnaval
de Nice 1929, paroles de C. De Rich-
ter, musique de H. Tarelli, of France.
© Jan. 5, 1929; 1 c. Jan. 31; E for.
2445; Delrieu fréres, Nice, France.
2606
Ahmed temple; march, by J. Green-
field; military band pts., with solo
B flat cornet conductor. 4to. ©
Feb. 15, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 20; E pub.
8614; Joe Greenfield, Escanaba,
Mich. 2607
Ain’t puttin’ out nothin’ blues; words
and music by A. M. Lee. © 1 «.
Feb. 1, 1929; E unp. 4104; Alura
Mack Lee, Indianapolis. 2608
Air de ballet; by John Thompson, op.
43; pf. © Feb. 4, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 7;
E pub. 3202; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 2609
Airs chantés; pour sop., d’aprés des
poémes de Jean Moréas, musique de
Francis Poulene, of France. [Texte
francais, anglais et allemand] 1.
Air romantique. [8 others] © Dec.
34, 1928; 1.c. Jan., 31,.1929; Hytor.
2421; Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris.
2610
Al pie de un arbol; words and music
by Manuel Moreno, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles; pf. [Photo-
stat] © Jan. 11, 1929; 2c: Feb. 8;
E for. 8411; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 2611
Alarm (The); galop dramatique, for
cinema, by Joseph Engleman, of
Great Britain; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. © Nov. 20, 1928; 1 ¢.
Feb. 7, 1929; EH for. 2559; Bosworth
& @o., Leipzig. 2612
Album (The) of my dreams; words
and music by Lou Davis and Har-
old Arluck. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Feb. 19, 1929; E unp.
4065; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
2613
Alice in Wonderland; words and mu-
sic by Vaughn De Leath [pseud. of
Leonore Geer] and Irving Bibo; pf.
© 1c. Feb. 27, 1929; E unp. 4088;
Bibo-Lang, ine., New York. 2614
Al-kasar; marche marocaine, par I.
Snoék, of Netherlands, op. 65; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ec. Feb. 8, 19295 BH
for. 2755; J. Yves Krier, Paris. 2615
All over town; words and music by
R. M. Hillery. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Feb. 23, 1929; E unp.
4014; Robert M. Ellery, Toledo, O.
2616
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
All the world seems to be in mourning,
since I lost you dear mother of
mine; words by D. DeBellis, music
by M. Grasso. [Words and melody
only |
3381; Manfredo Grasso, Brooklyn,
and Dominic DeBellis, Orange, N. J.
2617
All through the night; old Welsh mel-
ody, 3 pt. song, lyric by Harold Boul-
ton, choral version by Arthur H.
Ryder; women’s voices. 4to. ©
Jan. 7, 1929; 2 c Feb. 4; E pub.
3480; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
2618
All you need to drive those blues away
is me; lyric and music by F. M.
Black. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 23, 1929; E unp. 4114;
Florrance Mildred Black, Leonia,
IN. 4a). 2619
Allo allo chéri; fox trot, paroles de
Jean Boyer, musique de René Syl-
viano, of France; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by F. Salabert.
1929; 1 c. Feb. 8: E for. 2792; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 2620
Always in my dreams, never in my
arms; by Lou Herscher, Joe Darcy
and Max Kortlander, orchestration
by EH. Chas. Eggett; voce. orch. pts.,
with words. 4to. © Feb. 11, 1929;
2 c. Feb. 14; E pub. 3563; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 2621
Always thinking of you; words and
music by R. M. Buchanan. © Feb.
23, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 25; E pub. 3679;
Ruth Markley Buchanan, Cincinnati.
2622
Am I a passing fancy, or am I the
one in your dreams? words and
music by Abner Silver, Al Sherman
and Al Lewis. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Feb. 26, 1929; E unp.
4052; Arthur Behim music corp.,
New York. 2623
Amanda; words by E. M. Lyttleton,
music by Robt. H. Brennen. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ee. Feb. 1,
1929; E unp. 3355; Eva M. Lyttle-
ton, Hartford. 2624
Amber eyes; intermezzo, by Hermann
LGhr, of Great Britain; orch. pts.
4to. © Jan. 19, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 2;
E for. 2685; Chappell & co., itd.,
London. 2625
Amen; negro hymnal song sketch, by
C. Smiley. \© 1.¢e. Jan. 21, 1929; D
unp. 27456; Chas. Smiley, Paris,
Tex, 2626
140
© 1c. Feb. 2, 1929; E unp.
© Jan. 10, .
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1929
2647
America; anthem from the symphony,
by Ernest Bloch; male voices. 4to.
© Feb. 4, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 18; E pub.
3595; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
2627
America! America! versi di E. Frati,
musica di C. Lombardo, of Italy.
© Nov. 15, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 6, 1929;
E for. 2618; Carlo Lombardo, Milan.
2628
America, dear land of hope; national
anthem of peace and good _ will,
words by Walker Gwynne, music
of verses, an ancient Irish melody,
music of cho. by W. Gwynne, har-
monized by W. Y. Webbe; mixed
voices. 4to. © Oct. 31, 1927; .2 c¢.
Feb. 9, 1929; E pub. 3299; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 2629
America the wonderful; patriotic
hymn, words and music by C. R.
Brackelsberg. © 1c. Feb. 1, 1929;
E unp. 3352; Charlotte Rose Brack-
elsberg, Des Moines. 2630
American army military march; by
Gerardo Iasilli; band pts. with solo
B flat trumpet or cornet, conductor.
4to. © Dec. 22, 1928; 2 c. Jan. 10,
1929; E pub. 2509; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 2631
American (The) flag; words and mu-
sic by M. I. Murphy. © 1 c¢. Feb.
14, 1929; E unp. 3727; Minnie I.
Murphy, Denver. 2632
American (An) in Paris; tone poem,
by G. Gershwin; orch. se. [Photo-
stat] ©1c. Feb. 15, 1929; E unp.
3839; George Gershwin, New York.
2633
America’s appeal to the Great Spirit;
words and music by I. L. Ashley.
© Jan. 29, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 5; E pub.
3997; Ivers Louise Ashley, Los
Angeles. 2634
Ammunito e survigliato! versi e mu-
sica di A. Gildo, of Italy, domiciled
at Brooklyn. [Words and melody
only] © Feb. 1, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 9;
E pub. 3326; Armando Gildo, Brook-
lyn. 2635
Amorous adventure; love lyric, by
James C. Bradford; pf. © Nov. 28,
1928; 2 c. Dec. 28; E pub. 3406;
Sonnhemann music co., ine, New
York. 2636
Anamnisi glykia; tango. words by Phil
Bakalis, music by J. Skiza, of Italy,
domiciled at New York, and T. De-
14
metriades, of Turkey, domiciled at
New York. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 8, 1929; HB unp.
3000; Tetos music store, New York.
2637
Ando borracho; words and music by
Jesus P. Peralta, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at El Paso. [Photostat] ©
Jan. 11,1929; 2.c. Keb., 8¢/H pub.
3429; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
2638
Ane (L’) de Jean; paroles tradition-
nelles, musique par Pierre Gautier,
of Canada; 4 voix egales, sans acc.
© 1c. Oct. 27, 1928; E unpub. 522;
Charles Marchand, Montreal, Can-
ada. 2639
Angel of love; lyrics and music by S.
Wienshienk. © 1 c. Feb: 23, 1929;
E unp. 4016; Sylvia Wienshienk,
Kansas City, Mo. 2640
Aniela; waltz, words and music by
Archie Evans and Jack Heath, of
Canada. © Dec. 29, 1928; 1 c. Jan.
2, 1929; E for. 2717; Evans & Heath,
Regina, Sask., Canada. 2641
Anna Belle; fox-trot song, words and
music by A. M. and A. E. Kuenzin-
ger, ed. and arr. by Jean Walz; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Jan. 23, 1929;
2 c. Jan. 26; E pub. 3720; Anna M.
Kuenzinger, Chicago. 2642
Another star in the family flag; words
by H. Carlson, music by Richard
Broughton. © 1c. Feb. 8, 1929; BE
unp. 3581; Harry Carlson, Bayard,
N. M. 2643
Anthems; words by Minnie Case Hop-
kins, music by L. D. Fischer. ©
1 ¢« Feb. 18, 1929; E unp. 4061;
Louise Daggett Fischer, San An-
tonio. 2644
Any-old-place, any-old-time with you;
words and music by A. R. Guenther.
© 1c. Feb. 14, 1929; E unp. 3731;
Arthur R. Guenther, Providence,
er Ts 2645
Apfelbltite; intermezzo, von Ludwig
Siede, of Germany, op. 127, arr. von
Leopold Weninger, of Austria; orch.
pts., with Ist violin conductor. 4to.
© Jan. 17 1929" 41°¢, Keb. 9° ‘for.
2579; Anton J. Benjamin, Leipzig.
2646
Appassionato no. 3; pour pf. conduc-
teur, par M. Gracey, of France. 4to.
© Dec. BL, 192824, c. Feb. 81929;
E for. 2763; Smyth, Paris. 2647
1
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2648
Apple blossom time; words by John
Fellows Gowen, music by Frank
Milne. © Jan. 20, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
14; E pub. 3519; George M. Miles
productions, New York. 2648
Apple (The) of life; words and music
by M. L. Jeffords. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ¢ Feb. 11, 1929;
E unp. 3662; Minnie Lee Jeffords,
New York. 2649
———‘Same. © 1 ¢ Feb. 23, 1929:
unp. 3964; Minnie Lee Jeffords, New
York. 2650
Arabella; fox trot, paroles de René
Jacobs, musique de Sylvain Hamy
[pseud. of Sylvain Freund], of Bel-
gium; pf. and ukulele acc. © Dec.
22° 1928; 1. ce, Jan.) /4;:1929; BE. for.
2564; International music co., Brus-
sels, Belgium. 2651
Are you holding fast? words and music
by M. M. Pearl. © 1c. Feb. 8, 1929;
E unp. 3586; Musetta Markland
Pearl, Oklahoma City, Okl. 2652
Are you making believe that you love
me; words and music by Jack Pal-
mer; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
M. ‘Kalua ©. dan: 29, 1929 "2c
Feb. 11; E pub. 3347; Mills music,
inc., New York. 2653
Are you satisfied; lyrics by Don L.
Brodie, music by D. H. Lowenstein,
pf. arr. by F. Karres.. © 1. Feb.
27, 1929; FH unp. 4084; David H.
Lowenstein, Cincinnati. 2654
Are you the kind of guy that goes
without a hat; words and music by
A. S. Watkins and H. R. Ward. ©
1 ¢. Feb. 20, 1929; E unp. 3876;
Anne Spencer Watkins, New York,
and Herbert Ralph Ward, Brooklyn.
2655
Arethusa (The) ; two pt. old sea song,
arr. by Alec Rowley, of Great Brit-
ain; treble voices. Winthrop Rogers
eds 4to. q@nadan. 2368290 Ah ec:
Feb. 4; E for. 2691; Hawkes & son
(London) Itd., London. 2656
Aria all’ antica; terzo tempo della
Suite mignonne, per violino solista e
quintetto d’ archi con pf. od arpa e
organo, di Fernando Limenta, of
Italy. 4to.. © Jan. 12) 1029:
Jan. 30; B for. 2537; A. & G. Carisch
& c., Milan. 2657
Arluine; musical romance, including
male quartette, words and music by
F,.H. Hahm. © Feb. 5, 1929; 2. ¢.
Feb. 7; E pub. 3524; George Harding
Hahm, Kane, Pa. 2658
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pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Arme (Der) Reinhold; tanzmarchen
mit gesang in 3 bildern, text nach
dem marchenbuch Heinrich Hoff-
manns, von Bernhard Paumgartner,
musik von Wilhelm Grosz,-of Aus-
tria, op. 17; klavierauszug mit text
von Arthur Willner, of Czechoslo-
vakia. © Dec. 15, 1928; 1 c Jan:
7, 1929; D pub. 27429; Universal
edition actiengesellschaft, Vienna.
2659
Arrieros (Los) ; words and music by
Alejandro Gamboa, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles. [Photostat]
© ‘Jan. 11, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 8; E pub.
3426; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
2660 -
As it were; fox-Charleston, par Y. P.
Mullow, of France; pf. © Jan. 10,
1929; 1 « Feb. 8; HE for, 2am
Francis Salabert, Paris. 2661
As long as she keeps on loving me;
words and music by J. Scholl and
Kel Keech. [Words and melody
only] ©1ce Nov. 5, 1928; E ump.
878; Jack Scholl, New York. 2662
AS we sing the lovers’ refrain; lyrics
by I. M. Cohen, music by Fred
Brunkhorst. © 1 ¢. Feb. 14, 1929;
EH unp. 3739; Irving M. Cohen, Jer-
sey City. 2663
Ashes of love; by Chas. Rosoff and
Monty Siegel, orchestrated by Geo.
J. Trinkaus; voce. oreh. pts. with
words. 4to. © Feb. 11, 1929; 2 ¢.
Feb. 14: E pub. 3564; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 2664
At the end of the rainbow of love;
words and music by Al Koppell and
Irving Mills; pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by M. Kalua. © Jan. 29, 1929;
2 ¢. Feb. 11; E pub. 3354; Gotham
music service, inc., New York. 2665
At the end of the rainbow trail; ly-
rics by Patricia Lawlor and Hrnie
Burnett, music by EH. Burnett.
[Chords, single staff] © 1 «¢ Feb.
15, 1929; E unp. 3767; Hrnest M.
Burnett, Chicago. 2666
At the new Grill Leon; words and
music by Herman Hupfeld; pf. and
ukulele acc. Montclair, N. J., Grill
Leon., © Feb. 6, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 8; E
pub. 3493; Ernest Christopher
Hinck, Montclair, N. J. 2667
At the wishing well; words and music
by R. Zetler.
E unp. 3501; Raymond Zetler, Long
Beach, Calif. 2668
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© 1 c. Febs, 1295,
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1929
At twilight time; words by William
Heagney, music by Nat Shilkret
i. e. Nathaniel Shilkret] ; pf. and uku-
lele ace. .© Feb. 23, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
26; E pub. 3716; Atlas music corp.,
New York. 2669
Atlanta gal; words and music by Chas.
Fulcher. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 15, 1929; E unp. 3759;
Triangle music pub. co., inc., New
York.
Atlantic waltz (The) ; by A. Cagnazzo.
© 1 e¢. Feb. 19, 1929: E unp. 3865;
Angelo Cagnazzo, San Francisco.
2671
Attainment; words by Kathryn Heil-
kecker, music by W. E. McGee. ©
Feb. 10, 1929; 2 c« Feb. 8; E pub.
3277; Winifred E. McGee, Ceres,
Calif. 2672
Au bord d’un ruisseau; de René Bois-
deffre, op. 52, arr. par F. Salabert.
of France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor and 1st violins conductor. ©
Mec Sl, 1928: 1c. Feb. 8, 1929; E
for. 2803; Francis Salabert, Paris.
2673
Au couvent; pour pf., par A. Borodine,
transcription pour orgue par Léonce
de Saint-Martin, of France. © Dee.
ar 1925: fe Jan. 31, 192933; for.
2392: W. Bessel et cie., Paris. 2674
Au pays des pagodes; suite orientale,
par E. F. Fonteille, of France; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. 1. Sur
les bords de l’arroyo [3 others] ©
Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢ Jan. 31, 1929;
E for. 2480; J. Yves Krier, Paris.
2675
Au temps de Haydn: menuet, pour
petit orch., avec pf. conducteur par
Maurice-Schwaab, of France. 4to.
© Dee. 31, 1928: 1 « Feb. 8, 1929;
E for. 2777; Durand et cie., Paris.
2676
Auber (Daniel Francois Esprit) Le
domino noir; ouverture, arr. par F.
Salabert, of France; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor and violin 1 conductor.
4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 8,
1929; E for. 2807; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 2677
Automobile (LI’); versi di G. Onofri,
musica di A. Rizzi. [Words and
melody only] ©1ce. Dec. 14, 1928;
E unp. 3719; Ambrogio Rizzi and
Guglielmo Onofri, Brooklyn. 26:8
2670
2689
Autour d’une tasse de thé; par Maud
Dargel, of France; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Jan. 10, 1929;
i. ¢@. Feb. &; (for. 2782: Paul, De-
courcelle, Nice, France. 2679
Awake! put on strength; sacred song,
music by Ernest H. Sheppard; mixed
voices. 4to. © Feb. 12, 1929; 2c.
Feb. 14: E pub. 3549; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 2680
Awful sad; by Duke Ellington; pf. ©
Jan. 29; 1929; 2 c Feb. 11; E pub.
3356; Gotham music service, inc,
New York. 2681
Baa-baa; words and music by Billy
Ross. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ¢ Feb. 11, 1929; E unp. 3656;
William Livingston, Los Angeles.
2682
Babe (A) lies in a cradle; Christmas,
from David Gregor Corner’s collec-
tion The sacred nightingale, arr. by
Clarence Dickinson ; harp, violin and
vicloncello, pts. 4to. © Oct. 31,
1927: 2 c. Feb. 9, 1929; E pub. 3296;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 2683
Babe (A) lies in a cradle; Christmas,
from David Gregor Corner’s collec-
tion The sacred nightingale, English
text by Helen A. Dickinson, arr. by
Clarence Dickinson; organ ace. 4to.
© Oct. 31, 1927; 2 ce. Feb. 9, 1929;
E pub. 3297; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 2684.
Babilonia; polka, by L. Canoro; vio-
lin. © 1 ce Feb. 27, 1929; E unp.
4079; Louis Canoro, New York.
2685
Baby: words and music. by H. H.
Reynolds. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 1, 1929; E unp.
3358; Hayden Hamilton Reynolds,
Memphis, Tenn. 2686
Baby blue eyes: words and music by
Edwina EE. Ford, of Canada, domi-
ciled at Oakland, arr. by Dorothy
La Dieu. © 1 «¢. Feb. 7, 1929; HE
unp. 3511; Elfreda Ford, Oakland,
Calif. 2687
Baby mine; words by V. EH. Taylor,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 9, 1929;
E unp. 3596; Violet E. Taylor, Lus
Angeles. 2688
Baby (A) that I call mine; words by
Margaret E. Shaver, music by W.
G. Shaver. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Feb. 21, 1929; E unp.
3939; Walter G. Shaver, New York.
2689
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2690
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, pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Bacchanalian dance; ballet scene, by
Giuseppe Ferraro, of Italy, domi-
ciled at New York; pf. © Nov. 22,
1928; 2 c. Dee. 28; E pub. 3402;
Sonnemann music co., inc., New
York. 2690
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Bourrée;
from the 8rd sonata for cello, arr.
for string quartet or string orch. by
Charles Woodhouse, of Great Brit-
ain; with pf. conductor. © Feb. 1,
19029 Tt exatebs “153 for. 9274:
Hawkes & son (London) ltd., Lon-
don. 2691
Prelude no. 8; well tempered
clavichord, transeription for violin
or cello and pf. by Gordon Camp-
bell. © Feb. 11, 1929; 2 c Feb. 13;
H pub. 3457; Gamble hinged music
co., Chicago. 2692
Suite of six pieces; from the
lesser known pf. works, selected and
arr. for string quartet or string
orch. by Charles Woodhouse, of
Great Britain; with pf. conductor.
1. March. [5 others] © Feb. 1,
1929; 1d @. Feb. 15; E for., 2715;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd., Lon-
don. 2693
Back to that old silver screen; words
and music by E. Kelly. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Jan. 24, 1929;
E unp. 3448; Hila Kelly, Pittsburgh.
2694
Bag o’ blues; by Jack Pettis, Al
Goering and Irving Mills; pf. ©
Jan. 29, 1929; 2 ec. Feb. 11; E pub.
3365; Gotham music service, ine.,
New York. 2695
Bagatelle; by G. Wolseley Cox, op. 9,
no. 3, selected, fingered and anno-
tated by G. Augustus Holmes and
Frederick J. Karn, of Great Britain ;
pf. © Feb. 12, 1929; 1 c.' Feb. 15;
E for. 2836; Edwin Ashdown, Itd.,
London. 2696
Bagpipe (The) man; 2 pt. school cho.,
music by William Baines. 4to.
Feb. 12, 1929; 2 c Feb. 14; E pub.
3548; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia, 2697
Ballad (A) of the stork; Christmas
carol, words anon., music by Wil-
liam Y. Webbe; mixed voices; pf.
ace. 4to. © Oct. 14, 1927; 2 c. Feb.
9, 1929; E pub. 3308; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 2698
Ballet japonais; par Raymond Bru-
nel, pour orch. par F. Andrieu, of
France; pts., with pf. conductor.
4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 e. Jan. 81,
1929; IE for. 2401; Andrieu fréres,
Paris. 2699
Bambino; words by R. Gibson, musie
by S. Marco and J. Finke, jr.
1c. Feb. 21, 1929; EH unp. 3941; Sano
Mareo, New York, John Finke, jr.,
Ravenna, N. Y. and Ross Gibson,
Portland, Or. 2700
Baptising day on the old Pee-Dee
river; chant, words and music by
W. R. Hodgin. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 7, 1929; E unp.
3514; Willard Randolph Hodgin,
New York. ~° 2701
Barearolle in G@ minor; by Sergei
Rachmaninoff, op. 10, no. 3, tran-
scribed by Edward Shippen Barnes ;
organ. © Jan. 24, 1929; 2 e¢. Jan.
30; E pub. 3237; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 2702
Barreteros (Los) ; by Simon G. Casas,
of Mexico; 2 voices. [Photostat]
© Jan. 11, 1929; 2 ec. Feb. 8; E pub.
3422: Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
27038
Basin street blues; fox-trot, by Spen-
cer Williams, arr. by Ken Macom-
ber; small orch. pts. © Feb. 18,
1929; 2 c. Feb. 18; E pub. 3666;
Triangle music pub co., ine, New
York. 2704
Be non-chalant; words and music by
D. Flinder and S. C. Gorden.
[Words and melody only] [Photo-
stat] © 1c. Feb. 12, 1929; E unp.
3976; Dave Flinder, Brooklyn and
Saul C. Gordon, New York. 2705
Be thou content; poem by Paul Ger-
hardt, music by G. C. Murray. ©
1c. Feb. 9, 1929; E unp. 3611; Grace
Cordia Murray, Rochester, N. ¥.
2706
Be Thou my guide; sacred song, words
and music by Ruth Prosser. © Feb.
27, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 28; HE pub. 3781;
Wm. A. Pond & co., New York. 2707
Beale street Sadie; words and musi¢e
by B. C. Gregory. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Feb. 7, 1929; EH
unp. 3522; Bobby C. Gregory, New
York. 2708
Beautiful Lugano; waltz, by A. Cag-
nazzo. ©1c. Feb. 14, 1929; HE unp.
3737; Angelo Cagnazzo, San Fran-
cisco. 2709
Beautiful prom’ girl of mine; song and
waltz, words and music by Irvin
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2734
Corcoran; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Feb. 15, 1929; 2 ¢. Feb.:15; E pub.
3530; Will Rossiter, Chicago. 2710
Because I know I’m in love with you;
words and music by M. F. Jaeger.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ec.
Feb. 12, 1929; E unp. 3654: Melanie
Frederica Jaeger, New York. 2711
Beeause I love you dear; words by
Jerry Belyea, music by Dorothee
Carley. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 16, 1929; E unp. 3793;
Dorothee Leone Carley, Grand Rap-
ids. Mich. 212
Because I miss you; waltz ballad,
words and musie by L. E. Baxter.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Feb. 27, 1929; E unp. 4091; Leslie
Edwin Baxter, Union City, N. J.
2713
Bed light blues; words and music by
Freddie Spruell. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Feb. 8, 1929; EB
unp. 3568; Chicago music pub. co.,
ine., Chicago. 2714
Bedad then says I, I don’t care if I do;
words by E. Lee and James J. Mul-
lan, traditional air arr. by EH. Lee.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Jan. 30, 1929; E unp. 3494; Edward
Lee, Philadelphia. 2715
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Andante
aus der V. symphonie; yon L. v.
Beethoven, op. 67, arr. von Leopold
Weninger, of Austria; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and ist violin
conductor. © Jan. 17, 1929; 1 e.
Feb. 9; E for. 2582; Anton J. Ben-
jamin, Leipzig. 2716
Presto agitato; final, extrait de la
sonate pour pf. op. 27, arr. par F.
Salabert, of France; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor and violin 1 conductor.
4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢. Jan. 31,
1929; E for. 2522; Francis Salabert,
Paris. PAY
—— Minuet in D; arr. by Gladys Cum-
berland, of Great Britain; percus-
sion band, with pf. conductor, child
conductor’s s¢c., and pf. duet, violin
ad lib. © Jan. 21, 1929; 1c. Feb. 7;
E for. 2546; Warren & Phillips, Lon-
don. 2718
Beginners harmonica course; by Tim
Needham Brown. Lessons no. 1-5.
© Feb. 5, 1929; 2 c. each Feb. 7; E
pub. 3525-3529; Timothy Needham
Brown, Lake Worth, Fla. 2719-2723
Beginners piano course; by H. S.
Wilder. West Newton, Mass.,
Wilder pub. co. © Dec. 24, 1928; 2
ce. Feb. 1, 1929; E pub. 3262; Henry
S. Wilder, West Newton, Mass. 2724
Beginnings; first lessons in the rudi-
ments of music, by Donald Gray, of
Great Britain. © Jan. 22, 1929; 1c.
Feb. 8; E for. 2671; Boosey & co.,
ltd., London. 2725
Behold, O God our defender; anthem,
words from Psalms 84, 95, 100, Two
antiphons, and a stanza from J. M.
Neale, musie by William Y. Webbe;
mixed voices with organ ace. 4to.
© Nov. 9, 1927; 2 c. Feb. 9, 1929; EB:
pub. 3293; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 2726
Behoid the dawn; Easter anthem,
words by Evangeline Close, music
by H. Alexander Matthews; mixed
voices and sop. solo; organ ace. 4to.
© Jan. 30, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 4; E pub.
3481; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
Data
Bei nacht und nebel; walzer, von Oscar
Fetras, of Germany, op. 52; orch.
pts., with 1st violin direction. 4to.
© Jan. 23, 1929; 1-¢ Feb: 12; E for.
2597; Anton J. Benjamin, Leipzig.
2728
Believe! believe! hymn, words and mu-
sic by B. B. McKinney. (In Revival
songs) © Jan. 15, 1929; 2 ¢. Feb.
11; E pub. 3752; Robert Henry Cole-
man, Dallas. 2729
Believe me, that’s love; lyric by George
Whiting, music by Ted Snyder.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Feb. 19, 1929; E unp. 3853; Robbins
music corp., New York. 2730
Bella (La) corsara; versi di Tino
Massi, musica di Vincenzo Raimondi,
Of, Italy, : -pE.,.<@s DeGude 1923':) dee.
Feb. 6, 1929; E for. 2625; Alba mu-
sicale, Rome. 2731
Bella (La) Maria; by M. Loguercio..
[Melody only] ©1c. Dec. 29, 1928;
E unp. 2369; Michael Loguercio,
Brooklyn. 2732
Bellezza; polka, by Valentino Roma;
accordion. © Feb. 13, 1929; 2 «.
Feb. 13; E pub. 3460; Roma music
co., Cleveland. 2733
Bells (The) at eventide; prelude in C
sharp min., music by Rachmaninoff,
lyric and arr. for male voices by
Frank J. Black. New York City,
Chappell-Harms, ine. 4to. © Feb.
9, 1929; 2 ¢« Feb. 11; E pub. 3478;
Harms, ine., New York. 2734
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2735
pt. 117, n. s., v. 24
Bells (The) of London; collection of
nursery rhymes and a carol set to
music with simple pf. acces. by P.
Hdmunds. London, J. Curwen &
sons, ltd. © Feb. 5, 1929; 1 ce. Feb.
6; E for. 2587; Paul Edmonds, Lon-
don. 2735
Beneath Montana skies; lyric by Mel-
vin Knoyle, music by Bill Nokes; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Feb. 6, 1929; 2
c. Feb. 9; E pub. 3499; Melody music
house, Butte, Mont. 2736
Benediction hymns; in honor of the
most Holy Name and of our Heay-
enly Queen, words from the Official
Holy Name pocket manual, music
compiled, arr. and original composi-
tions by S. A. HE. [i. e. Sister Agnes
Hppley] 4to. © Feb. 11, 1929; 2c,
Feb. 18; EH pub. 3579; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 2737
Berceuse; poésie de L-A. Duthu, mu-
sique de M. Breton, of France.
[Textes francais et anglais] © Dec.
31, 1928; 1 « Jan. 31, 1929; E for.
2406; Ch. Hayet, Paris. 2738
Berlioz (Hector Louis) Voici des
roses; extrait de La damnation de
Faust, arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor and violin 1 conductor. 4to. ©
Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 31, 1929; EH
for. 2520; Francis Salabert, Paris.
2739
Berty Lou; lyric by J. L. Baldwin,
music by B. Schrag. © 1c. Dec. 19,
1928; EB unp. 3775; John L. Baldwin
and Belle Schrag, Toledo, O. 2740
Beside your window; from Falstaff,
music by Porter Steele, orchestra-
tion by Gustay Klemm; orch. pts.
ato! ©) Feb! Al, 19295 2e: Mebs'oG-
pub. 3158; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 2741
Bethlehem ; folk song of Glatz, by Chr.
Dan. Schubart, written down by
Heinrich Reimann, English text by
Helen A. Dickinson, arr. for cho. by
Clarence Dickinson, for Women’s
voices by Rose Phelps; organ acc.
4to. ©» Dec.» 2, 1927su20e)\Peb. 9;
1929: E pub. 3290; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 2742
Betty Jane; words and music by
V. H. Gallagher. ©' ey Febi) As;
1929: E unp. 3827; Virginia Ham-
aker Gallagher, Huntsville, Ala.
2743
Bid your tears goodbye; lyrics by Ruth
J. C. Hill, musie by F. H. Hill; pf.
acc., with ukulele arr. by A. Morse.
© Jan. 25, 1929; 2 e. Jan. 31; BH
pub. 3157; Floyd Emery Hill, North
Cambridge, Mass. 2744
Big boy they can’t do that; words and
music by Pinetop Clarence Smith.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Feb. 18, 1929; E unp. 3704; State
street music pub. co., ine., Chicago.
2745
Bim-bam-bimini; words and music by
HK. EH. Helseth. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Feb. 6, 1929; E unp.
3475; Ethel Etheridge Helseth,
Indrio, Fla. 2746
Bimbe d’ America; canzone 6/8,
parole di Nando Vitali, musica di
Vincenzo Billi, of Italy. © Dec. 4,
1928; 1 ec. Feb. 6, 1929; EH for. 2604;
Saporetti e Cappelli, Florence, Italy.
2747
Bin ich mir a chosidil; words and
music by M. Kotlowitz. © 1c. Feb.
26, 1929; E unp. 4059; Max Kot-
lowitz, New Rochelle, N. Y. 2748
Bird chatter; by Mildred Weston; pf.
with words. © Feb. 20, 1929; 2 ¢.
Feb. 23; E pub. 3644; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 2749
Bit (A) of Irish; words and music by
S. W. Hollowell; pf. © 1 ¢. Feb.
11, 1929; E unp. 3648; Stella Watts
Hollowell, Santa Barbara, Calif. :
275
Bittersweet; poem by Hleanor A.
Chaffee, music by Louis Drakeford,
of Great Britain; high voice, in A
flat. Winthrop Rogers ed. © Jan.
24, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 6; E for. 2696;
Hawkes & son (London), Itd., Lon-
don. 2751
Bizet (Georges) Les réves; arr. by
Edwin Arthur Kraft; organ. ©
Oct. 17, 1927; 2 ec. Feb. 9, 1929; E
pub. 3312; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 2752
Black boy blues; by Bennie Nawahi
[i. e. Benjamin Nawahi] and Robert
Cloud. [Melody only] © 1 ec. Feb.
21, 1929; E unp. 3908; Harrison God-
win Smith, New York. 2753
Black (The) rose, an ebony rosebud
to shine; fox-trot, words and music
by G.' A: ‘Hadley. "© 1". “Weniere,
1929; EH unp. 3659; George A. Had-
ley, Denver. 2754
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1929
Blackbird blues; words and music by
F. N. King; pf. ©1c. Feb. 9, 1929;
EH ounp. 3847; Frank Nisbet King,
Corydon, Ky. 2755
Blade of mine; from Fioretta, lyrics
by Grace Henry, music by George
Bagby. © Feb. 13, 1929; 2 ¢. Feb.
14; E pub. 3470; Robbins music
ecorp., New York. 2756
Blair (Jamieson) Seven cameos;
suite, by J. Blair, of Great Britain;
pie ©) Tant) 25, .1929.;! trues Heb. 9 ;
E for. 2690; International music co.,
Itd., London. 275
Blessed love shine on; hymn, words
by Luther G. Presley, music by Rena
Presley. © Jan. 3, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
26; E pub. 3709; Eugene Monroe
Bartlett, Hartford, Ark. 2758
Blossom time in San Jose; words by
A. M. Keatinge, music by Ludmid epee
Wadia, of Great Britain. © 1 «.
Feb. 9, 1929; E unp. 3616; Alice M.
Keatinge, San Francisco. 2759
Blue-bells; words and music by
Howard Mock. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 16, 1929; E uap.
3796; Lloyd Adair Mock, Oakland,
Calif. 2760
Blue bonnet time; waltz,-words and
music by J. E. Gaskell. © 1c. Feb.
19, 1929; EH unp. 3868; John Edwin
Gaskell, ‘Houston. 2761
Blue (The) butterfly; operetta in 3
acts, for children’s voices, book and
music by Kathryn Fisk Churchill
and Elizabeth Churchill. 4to. ©
Feb. 21, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 26; E pub.
3702; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
2762
Blue (The) Danube; waltz, words by
Katherine Bellamann, music by
Johann Strauss, arr. by Estelle
Liebling. © Jan. 31, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
4; E pub. 3247; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 2763
Blue little you, and biue little me;
fox-trot, words and music by
Howard Johnson and Joe Davis. ©
Wep. 41 1929 5/2 'e) Feb..1i; E. pub.
3374; Triangle music pub. ¢o., ine.,
New York. 2764
Blue (The) of your eyes; words by
H. Baytarian, music by G. Suni.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Web. *1, 1929; °2: c.- Peb:’6 > E: ‘pub.
3193; Hagop Baytarian, Pontiac,
Mich. 2765
2777
Blue Ridge sweetheart; waltz, words
and music by Spencer Williams and
Joe Davis. © Feb. 11, 1929; 2 ¢.
Feb. 11; E pub. 3375; Triangle music
pub. co., ine., New York. 2766
Boat song; by Dorothy Harris, of
Great Britain, op. 12; pf. © Jan. 29,
$9290 Lives Mebs2 15:3) for: 2705;
Joseph Williams, ltd., London. 2767
Bon; tekst av Arne Garborg, musik
av Kilif Gulbranson, of Norway. ©
Dee. 12;°1928: 1 © Jan. 22,°1929: B
for. 2868; Norsk musikforlag, Oslo,
Norway. 2768
Bonnie; words by Rosemary Searles,
music by B. Heinen; with male quar-
tet. © 1c. Feb. 12, 1929; E ump.
3673; Beatrice Heinen, Cedar Rap-
ids, Ia. 2769
Booby hatch; words by Phil Ponce,
music by Henry Welling. [Words
and melcdy only] © 1.c. Feb. 19,
1929; EK unp. 38872; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. 2770
Boot, saddle, to horse, and away;
words by Robert Browning, music
by G. R. Stratton, of Great Britain.
© Jan. 31, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 8; E for.
2589; Murdoch, Murdoch & ¢o., inc.,
with John G. Murdoch & co., ltd.,
London. Ze
Boston nostalgique; poéme de Didier-
Gold, musique de Joé Jekyll et F.
Wolter, of France; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by F. Salabert. © Dee.
aip O28 wt GidJans ad, 19205 spidor.
2508; Francis Salabert, Paris. 2772
Boulder Dam; march, by 8. O. Loredo ;
phe VE. c. Feb. 15, 1929: E unp.
3788; Santiago Olguin Loredo, Los
Angeles, 2773
Bourrée; by Ethel E. Lord; violin
with pf. ace. © Feb. 26, 1929; 2 ec.
Feb. 28; E pub. 3777; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 2774
Bourrée ; by Paul Zilcher, of Germany ;
violin with pf. acc.; in C. © Feb.
14, 1929: 2 ec. Feb. 18; E pub. 3576;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
2775
Bourrée; ftir violine u. pf., von Paul
Juon, of Germany, op. 47 A. © Feb.
5, 1929: 1 «. Feb. 26; BH for. 2871;
Schlesinger’sche buch u. musik-
handlung, Berlin-Lichterfelde, Ger-
many. 2776
Boy scouts on parade; by Ethel HE.
ord: «pt. ) © feb.'' 265 1929" 2.
Feb. 28; E pub.
Summy co., Chicago.
3779; Clayton F.
2777
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2778
Boy (The) that left home; ballad,
words and music by M. McCombs.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Feb. 2, 1929; 2 @ Feb. 6; E pub.
3197; Mabel A. McCombs, Ukiah,
Calif.
Brahms (Johannes) Poco allegretto ;
from the third symphony, arr. by
Gordon Balch Nevin; organ. © Oct.
17, 1927; 2 e Feb. 9, 1929; E pub.
3311; H. W. Gray co., New York.
Zito
Brin (Un) d’ Paris; paroles de Geor-
gius, musique de Henri Poussigue, of
France; pf. aec., with ukulele arr.
by F. Salabert. © Dec. 31, 1928;
te an, ol allo2o: for,” 2Zatt :
Francis Salabert, Paris. 2780
Bring back my man; words and mu-
sic by E. P. Wrubel. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 6, 1929;
E unp. 3487; Elias Paul Wrubel,
Middletown, Conn. 2781
Broadway melody; from The Broad- |
way melody, lyric by Arthur Freed,
melody by Nacio Herb Brown; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by Hank Linet.
© Feb. 2, 1929: 2 c. Feb. 4; E pub.
3142; Robbins music corp., New
York. 2782
Broadway rhythm; by L. C. Stone; pf.
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1929;.E unp. 3875;
Lawrence Calvin Stone, Denver.
2783
Broken hearted little sweetheart;
words and music by K. Qualls.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Feb. 25, 1929; E unp. 3994; Kathe-
rine Qualls, Huntington, W. Va.
2784
Bruin songs; arr. by members of Sig-
ma alpha iota, of University of
Calif. 4to. © Feb. 7, 1929; 2c. and
aff. Feb. 16; A 8840; Students’ co-
operative store, Los Angeles. 2785
Bull (H. Gifford) Four songs; words
by Gertrude Thilly, Cid Ricketts
Sumner and others, music by H. G.
Bull. 1. Little boy. [3 others] ©
Dee. 29, 1928; 2 ¢ Dec. 31; E pub.
2082; E. Morris music pub. ¢o., inc.,
New York. 2786
Bull fiddle rag; melody by James
Blythe. ©. de. Feb... 25, 1929,; Bb
unp. 3982; Lester Melrose, Chicago.
2787
Bundle meets the catnip mouse; num-
bers from a children’s play, words
by Dorothy G. Hyde, musie by W.
P. Conklin, jr.; pf. Jack-be-nimble’s
2778 |
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
song. [2 others] © Feb. 5, 1929;
2 ¢. Feb. 12; E pub. 35138; William
P. Conklin, jr., Hartford. 2788
Buona pasqua; mazurka, by H. Rossi;
violin. © 1c. Feb. 5, 1929; E unp.
3430; Enrico Rossi, Brooklyn. 2789
Buone feste; polka, by E. Rossi; vio-
lin. © 1c. Feb. 5, 1929; HB unp.
3429; Enrico Rossi, Brooklyn. 2790
Buveurs (Les) de Manzanilla; par J.
Turina, arr. par S. Chapelier, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. 4to. © Jan. 10, 1929: 1¢ Feb.
8; E for. 2780; Rouart, Lerolle et
cie., Paris.
By sylvan lake; by Esther C. Benson;
pf. © Feb. 4, 1929; 2 ¢ Feb. 7; E
pub. 38200; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 2792
By the log fire; intermezzo, by Ruth
Vincent, op. 49; pf. © Jan. 28,
1929;. 2 ¢ Keb. 4; EH pub. ole;
B. F. Wood music co., Boston. 2793
Byrd; mazurka, per elarinetto si
bemolle, di U. Neroni, of Italy. ©
July 4, 1927; 2 c« Feb. 4, 1929;-
pub. 3149; Umberto Neroni, Phila-
delphia. 2794
C’est l’amour; de Tout Paris, paroles
de Albert Willemetz, Saint-Granier
et Jean Le Seyeux, musique de José
Padilla, of Spain; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by F. Salabert. © Dec.
31; 1928; 1 ¢c. Jan.’ 31, 1929. ter,
2517; Francis Salabert, Paris. 2795
C’ était une petite blonde; one-step, de
G. Gabaroche, arr. par F. Salabert,
of France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor, Ist violin conductor and
words. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1928; 1 e.
Jan. 31, 1929; E for. 2505; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 2796
Ca, cest mufle; paroles de Saint-
Granier et Jean Le Seyeux, musique
de Ph. Parés et Georges van Parys,
of France. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ce.
Jan. 381; E for. 2454; MKditions
musicales Sam Fox, Paris. 2797
Cabaret Sally; lyrics and music by
P. A. Foglia. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Feb. 9, 1929; E unp.
3846; Peter Antonio Foglia, Brook-
lyn. 2798
Calandria (La)! words and music by
Hlena Ramirez, of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles; pf. [Photostat] ©
Jan. 11, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 8; H pub.
3416; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
2799
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no. 2, 1929
California bred: words and music by
Harold Saylor. © 1c. Feb. 6, 1929;
E ounp. 3459; Nathan Harold Saylor,
Chicago. 2800
California’s calling you; words and
music by Anna Irene Jenkins. (Jn
Sierra educational news) © Jan.
i. to20* 2 ¢. Keb, 9; 19295 Hpub.
8319; California teachers associa-
tion, San Francisco. 2801
Cali (The) of the Maytime; words by
Helen Taylor, music by May H.
Brahe, arr. by Clarence Lucas, of
Great Britain; female trio. New
York, Chappell-Harms, inc. 4to. ©
Mem oer ron: ) eG. Wep. 2 for.
2680; Chappell & co., Itd., London.
2802
Camello; corrido mexicano, words and
music by Manuel M. Moreno y
Felipin Turich, both of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles. [Photo-
stat] © Jan: 11,1929; 2 ¢. Feb: 8;
E pub. 3428; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 2803
Can it be you; words and music by E.
Fortunato. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 12, 1929; E unp.
3651; Eugenio Fortunato, Philadel-
phia. 2804
Cancion de Cuna; berceuse, par Abe-
lardo Mus, of Spain, op. 5; pf. et
violon. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c¢. Jan.
ae fo29? 8 for. °2423* Rouart,
Lerolle et cie., Paris. 2805
Canti (I) dell’ isola; versi di Ada
Negri, musica di Adriano Lualdi, of
Italy. 1. Notte di Capri. [2 others]
ic), Hep..is, 1920-1 ¢ Feb, 165°
for. 2733; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
2806
Cantilena e musetta; by Melchiorre
Mauro-Cottone; organ. obl. 8vo.
© Feb. 5, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 8; E pub.
3271; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
2807
Canto del pane; da Pro. oriente,
proclama di Benito Mussolini, coro a
4 yoci dispari, di R. Selvaggi, of
Italy. © Nov. 8, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 6,
1929; E for. 2624; Rito Selvaggi,
Rome. 2808
Canyon; words and music by Frances
Marie Wyman. ©1c. Feb. 5, 1929;
E unp. 3433; Frances M. Wyman,
Stanford University, Calif. 2809
Canzone (La) di Franciscio; parole e
musica di Adriano Lualdi, of Italy.
42049—29——_2
2820
© Feb. 15, 1929; 1 ¢. Feb. 13; E
for. 2688; A. Forlivesi & c., Florence,
Italy. 2810
Carissima; from TFioretta, lyrics by
Grace Henry, music by G. Romilli.
(Cy Feb. 18, 1929; 2 ¢c. Feb, 14; EF
pub. 3474; Robbins music corp..,
New York. 2811
Carneval revels; by ©. A. Hgener; pf.
(© ‘Noy: 28, 1928) '2™e: ‘Dée. 282°
pub. 38405; Sonnemann music Co.,
inec., New York. 2812
Carnival; galop, for cinema, by Joseph
Engleman, of Great Britain; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. © Nov. 20,
A925; lve. Rep, 7, 1920). fer: 2009 5
Bosworth & co., Leipzig. 2813
Carolina; fox-trot chanté, paroles de
Nazelles et Paul Max, musique de
R. Penso, of France. © Dee. 381,
1928; 1c. Jan. 31, 1929; BE for. 2486;
Publications Francis Day (s. a.),
Paris. 2814
Caroline, pal o’ mine; words and music
by EF. L. Cunningham. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Feb. 9, 1929;
E unp. 3752; Frank Lewis Cunning-
ham, Los Angeles. 2815
Carols of praise; compiled and edited
by J. W. Gaines. Memphis, Tenn...
Showalter pub. house. 12mo. ©
Jany 3,929. 2\¢.-and+atiy Jang 29;
A 5303; Firm foundation pub. house,
Austin, Tex. 2816
Casanova a Venezia; azione coreo-
grafica in otto quadri, di Giuseppe
Adami, musicata da Riccardo Pick-
Mangiagalli, of Italy, riduzione per
pf. di Giuseppe Ramella, of Italy.
4to,” Cy Jan. 23, 1929; te. Jane 24 ;
E for. 2585; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
2817
Cascadas (Las); by Marie Louise
Hyans; pf. © ©) dam 516, 1929); 2c.
Jan. 18; E pub. 38152; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 2818
Cavatine; par J. Armand Heck, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. “4to.-+ © Dee Si) 1928; “bh! &.
Jan. 31, 1929; EH ‘for. 23887; Paul
Decourcelle, Nice, France. 2819
Celoso (El); fox trot, by J. Bethan-
court, of Guatemala, domiciled at
Philadelphia; pf. © 1c. Feb. 15,
1929; E unpub. 3769; José Bethan-
court, Philadelphia. 2820
149
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2821
pt. 111, n. s., ‘7. 24
—_—
Cernés! poursuite dramatique, par F. | Chepina; words and music by Maximo
July, of France; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928;
Lien dan. Bly 19299 Mater. 32478 sd?
Yves Krier, Paris. 2821
Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stéphanie)
L’ heure du mystére; pour violon
solo et orch., avec pf. conducteur et
1° violini-conducteur, arr. par F.
Salabert, of France. 4to.
db 19285 Ine. Jane3l, 1929. © for.
2506; Francis Salabert, Paris. 2822
Chanson andalouse; pour violon solo
et acc. d’oreh., par Robert Fort, of
France; pts., with pf. conductor.
4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ce. Jan. 31,
1929; E for. 2390; Paul Decourcelle,
Nice, France. 2823
Chanson de Prairial; par H. Pierre-
Pierre, of France. 1. Orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to.—2. Violin
or flute, with pf. acc. © Dee. 31,
1928; 1c. each Jan. 31, 1929; HE for.
2389, 2391; Paul Decourcelle, Nice,
France. 2824, 2825
Chanson des noisettes: poéme de Tris-
tan Klingsor, musique de Gabriel
Dupont, of France. 4to. [Words
and melody only] © Dee. 31, 1928;
1c. Jan. 31, 1929; EH for. 2584; Heu-
gel, Paris. 2826
Chanson mauresque; par J. Turina,
arr. par §8. Chapelier, of France;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
© Jan. 10, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 8; E for.
2781; Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris.
2827
Chant (Le) de la vie; von Marc Del-
mas, of France; odeon and salon-
orch. pts., with pf. conductor and
violin 1 conductor. 4to. © Feb.
18.) 2029's" Lie. Med. sb bors p2Oa0:
Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leipzig.
2828
Charmed (The) land is calling; words
and music by RK. Eliott, Oye
Feb. 21, 1929; E unp. 3929; Renah
Elliott, Renton, Wash. 2829
Chasin’ the blues; words by Don
Miersch [i. e. Donald Miersch], mu-
sic by./Jimmy,.Jd/ Kreek, fi;.e. iJ. J.
Kreek]; pf. © 1c. music Dee. 31,
1928, 1 ce. words Feb. 1, 1929; BE
unp. 2442; James Jake Kreek,
Cicero, Ill. 2830
Chateau Andlau; ouverture, par Rich.
Schneider, of France, op. 12; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c. Jan: 31, 1929; HB
, L0G, 24773 So. * Wives Ferier, "Paris
| 2831
© Dec...
Cervantes, of Mexico, domiciled at
Los Angeles. [Photostat] © Jan.
11, 1929; 2 c Feb. 8; E pub. 3440;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 2832
Chevauchée; par G. Alary, of France;
pt. © Dee...31, 1928; dic damavede
1929; E for. 2407; Ch. Hayet, Paris.
2833
Chevauchée dramatique; agitato, par
A. Reuchsel et F. Andrieu, both of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor.’ 4to.”°©°' Dec. 31, ° 1928
Jan. 31, 1929; E for. 2403; Andrieu
fréres, Paris. 2834
Chicago blues; words and musie by
Leuella Miller. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Feb. 13, 1929; E unp.
3700; State street music pub. ¢o.,
inc., Chicago. 2835
Chicago, 1933 ; world’s fair song, words
and music by J. A. Mundy. ©1«.
Feb. 23, 1929; E unp. 3949; James
A. Mundy, Chicago. 2836
China maderista; words and music by
Hlena Ramirez, of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles; pf. [Photostat]
© Jan. 11, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 8; E pub.
3433; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
2837
Chinese march; by Gladys Cumber-
land, of Great Britain; percussion
band, with pf. conductor, child con-
ductor’s se., and pf. duet, violin ad
lib. © Feb. 5, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 27;
FE) for. 2872; Warren & Phillips, Lon-
don. 28388
Chinese song; words after Arthur
Waley’s translation from _ T’ao
Ch’ien, music by Marguerite Fischel;
med. or high. © Feb. 4, 1929; 2 ec.
Feb. 8; E pub. 3506; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York.
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Chopin’s
most famous compositions; simpli-
fied transcriptions by Paul Held; pf.
© Feb. 9, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 25; E pub.
3688; Melrose bros. music co., inc.,
Chicago. 2840
tude; op. 25, no. 1, transcribed
for 2 pis., 4 hands, by Edouard Hes-
selberg; in’ A flat major. © Jan.
30,1929; 2 ce. Feb!) 5 i) pid. Sisa,
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
2841
Marche funébre; extrait de la
sonate no. 35 pour pf., arr. par F.
Salabert, of France; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Dee. 81,
1928; 1 c. Feb. 8, 1929; E for. 2806;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 2842
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2839.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1929
2862
Christ (The) of the centuries; Easter
service with pageant, words by Mat-
tie B. Shannon and A. A. Payn, mu-
sic by Roy E. Nolte, Isabelle M. Rit-
ter and Clinton D. Lowden. S8vo.
ejan. 23. 1999: 2 ¢ Reb. 11; E
pub. 3333; Hall-Mack co., Philadel-
phia. 2848
Christ the Lord is risen again; an-
them, words tr. from the German
by C. Winkworth and from Lyra
Davidica, music by Hric Thiman, of
Great Britain; mixed voices, organ
ace. 4to. © Jan. 30, 1929; 1c. Feb.
1; E for. 2381; Novello & co., Itd.,
London. 2844
Christ. the Lord is risen again; Haster
anthem, words by Michael Weisse,
translated by Catherine Winkworth,
music by Elmer S. Hosmer; mixed
voices with organ ace. 4to. © Jan.
30, 1929; 2 e. Feb. 4; E pub. 3482;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 2845
Christ the Lord is risen today; Easter
anthem, music by H. P. Hopkins, op.
128; mixed voices. 4to. © Jan. 30,
eee. eC. Heb. 1: Hy. pubs o2045
Theodore Presser ¢0., Philadelphia.
2846
Christmas (A) folk-song; carol, words
by Lizette Woodworth Reese, music
by Hugh A. Mackinnon; mixed
voices; organ acc. 4to. © Oct. 14,
1927; 2 c. Feb. 9, 1929; E pub. 3302;
H.W. Gray co., New York. 2847
Christmas (The) star; anthem, words
from Numbers, Matthew and two
verses of a hymn by C. Coffin, music
by Lucina Jewell; mixed voices,
with sop. and ten. solos; organ acc.
4to:. © Oct. 14, 1927; 2c: Feb. 9,
1929; E pub. 3305; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 2848
Church around the corner; from Ned
Wayburn’s gambols, words by Mor-
rie Ryskind, music by Walter G.
Samuels; pf. and ukulele acc.
Feb. 2, 1929; 2 ce Feb. 5; E pub.
3492; Harms, ine., New York. 2849
Ciliege ; canzone fox trott, versi di Gio-
vanni Maria Sala, musica di Nello
Segurini, of Italy; pf. © Jan. 11,
1929; 1 ce. Jan. 30; E for. 2540; A.
& G. Carisch & c., Milan. 2850
Ciliege; fox-trott canzone, di Nello
Segurini, of Italy; small orch. pts.
Ato. © Jan. 25, 1929; 1 ec. Feb. 21;
E for. 2825; A. & G. Carisch & ¢.,
Milan. 2851
Clarion songs; words and music by H.
L. Bland. 1. Rally song. [1 other]
Clarion, Pa., State teachers college.
© Feb. 5, 1929; 2 ce. Feb. 7; E pub.
3566; Harrie L. Bland, Clarion, Pa.
2852
Cleopatra; semi blue fox trot, words
and music by Archie Evans and Jack
Heath, of Canada; pf. and ukulele
ace., with special saxophone cho. ©
Dec. 20, 1928; 1 c. Dec. 26; E for.
2716; Evans & Heath, Regina, Sask.,
Canada. 2853
Clover blossoms; words by E. Oehlsen,
music by E. Schnorr. © 1c. Feb.
16, 1929; EK unp. 3789; Emma Oehl-
sen. and Erma Schnorr, Newport,
Ky. 2854
Colborn (Arthur G.) Three short
postludes; by A. G. Colborn, of
Great Britain; organ. 1. Set C.—2.
Set D. © Jan. 21, 1929; 1 c. each
Feb. 7; EH for. 2592, 2598, A. Weekes
& co., ltd., London. 2855, 2856
Colimena! words and music by Man-
uel M. Moreno, of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles; pf. [Photostat] ©
Jan. 11, 1929; 2 c Feb. 8; E pub.
3415; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
2857
Collection of Italian & Neapolitan
songs for mandolin; compiled and
arr. by A. De Martino, of Italy.
Milan, C. A. Bixio. serie 81. 4to.
© Sept. 10, 1928; 1 c Jan. 7, 1929;
Hi for. 8; Italian book co., New York.
2858
Collection of Italian & Neapolitan
songs for mandolin; compiled and
arr. by A. De Martino, of Italy.
Naples, Vincenzo Cappiello. serie
82. 4to. © Sept. 13, 1929; 1c. Jan.
7, 1929; E for. 7; Italian book co.,
New York. 2859
Collection of Italian & Neapolitan
songs for mandolin; compiled and
arr. by A. De Martino, of Italy.
serie 93, 92. 4to. © Oct. 17, 10,
1928; 1 ec. each Feb, 21, 1929; E for.
2822, 2823; Italian book co., New
York. 2860, 2861
Collection of Italian & Neapolitan
songs for mandolin; compiled and
arr. by A. De Martino, of Italy.
serie 91. 4to. © Oct. 27, 1928; 1
ce. Feb. 20, 1929; BH for. 2752; Italian
book co., New York. 2862
College (The) widow; words and mu-
sie by C. J. G. Kliteaard;jry' pt.
151
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2863
College (The) widow—Continued.
arr. by Howard Hastwood. © 1 «.’
Feb. 27, 1929; E unp. 4075; Christen
Julius Gantzel Klitgaard, jr., Ala-
meda, Calif. 2863.
Collegiate Joe; lyrics by Lou Silver-
man, music by Harry Filler; pf. ©
1c. Feb. 9, 1929; E unp. 3606; Oscar
Rosen music pub. co., Philadelphia.
2864
Color song; words and music by Leon
De Costa. © 1c. Feb. 9, 1929; B
unp. 3588; Olive De Costa, New
York. 2865
Columbia: one-step, by C. W. Bird;
1st violin. © 1c. Feb. 14, 1929; H
unp. 3723; Wilbur Bird, New York.
2866
Come back and love me beneath the
arbour vine; words by N. Brayton,
music by Ugene Waffell; pf. ©1-c.
Feb. 27, 1929; E unp. 4069; Nelson
Brayton, Jackson, Mich. 2867
Come, dance with me; by B. Percy
James; pf. Boston-New York, Evans
music co. © Feb. 18, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
23: E pub. 3662; M. T. Evans, Bos-
ton. 2868
Come, dance with me; by Irene Rod-
gers: pf. © Feb. 11, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
18; E pub. 3588; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati. 2869
Come down to earth, little angel;
words by C. J. Edwards and M. Eli-
zalde, music by Fred Elizalde, of
Spain; pf. and ukulele acc. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Nov.
LG. L928 CINOW., (2p. 50k LOR. cacee ie
Cambridge music co., London. 2870
Come home, mah honey; negro spir-
itual, words and music by John
Thomas [pseud. of John T. Fagan];
organ acc. © Jan. 24, 1929; 2 e.
Feb. 6; E pub. 3205; John T. Fagan,
Portland, Me. 2871
Community medley; one-step, arr. by
Debroy Somers, of Great Britain;
pf., with words. © Feb. 26, 1929;
1 ¢. Feb. 27; E for. 2854; Keith-
Prowse & co., ltd., London. 2872
Con tres gotas de rocio ...; words and
music by Jesus Osorio, of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles. [Photo-
Stat] © Jan. 11; 1929: 2c. Pepess
EK pub. 38450; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 2873
pt. III, n. §., Vv. 24
Conservatoire scale manual; compiled
by Ernest A. Dicks, of Great Britain.
Enl. and rev. ed. © Feb. 9, 11929;
1c. Jan. 30; E for. 2575; Frederick
Harris co., London. 2874
Conservatory series for pupils and stu-
dents of pianoforte; by Oswald B.
Wilson. v. 2. © Feb. 18; 1929: 2c.
and aff. Feb. 25; AA 10134; Bendix
pub. co., Lincoln, Neb. . 2875.
Vv. 3. ©) Mar.”5,, 9920" ame.
Mar. 9; aff. Mar. 11; AA’ 11868;
Bendix pub. co., Lincoln, Neb. 2876
Constantinople; mélodie orientale, par
Aimé Courtioux fils, of France; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Dee... 301928" 1 c«. Jani Shp weaes
E for. 2487; J. Yves Krier, Paris:
2877
Convict’s (The) song; words and
music by B. C. Gregory. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Feb. 7,
1929; E unp. 3519; Bobby C. Greg-
ory, New York. 2878
Cooke (Greville) Three pieces for
pianoforte; by G. Cooke, of Great:
Britain. 1. A sunny morning. [2
others] © Feb. 7, 1929; 1° @ Feb.
27; EH for. 2855; Joseph Williams,
ltd., London. 2879:
Cooking breakfast for the one I love;
words by Billy Rose, music by Henry
H. Tobias. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Feb. 19, 1929; E unp.
3874; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
2880:
Cordoue en féte; par J. Turina, arr.
par 8S. Chapelier, of France; orch..
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
Jan! "£0, 19295" 1c. Feb. oe eater
2778; Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris.
2881
Corn liquor blues; words by Selma
Davis [pseud. of Aletha Dickerson],
music by Charlie Jaekson. [Words:
and melody only] © 1. Feb. 8.
1929; E unp. 3572; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 2882
Cortege; de Novia, par Roger Jénoc,
of France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1928; 1 «.
Feb. 8, 1929; E for. 2783; Paul
Decourcelle, Nice, France. 2883:
Cottage (The) on the hillside; ballad,
words and music by C. HE. Hoffman...
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Jan. 24, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 30; E pub.
8181; Callie Elizabeth Hoffman,
Lancaster, ©. 2884
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1929
Couple (A) of knights; words and
music by C. Marsh. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 5, 1929;
BH unp. 3440; Charles Marsh, Mil-
waukee. 2885
Course 4 l’abime; scéne dramatique,
par A. Reuchsel et F. Andrieu, both
of France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢.
Jan. 31, 1929; E for. 2402; Andrieu
fréres, Paris. 2886
Cowboys (The) dream; words by Billy
Woods [i. e. W. Woods], music by
Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1929;
E unp. 3658; William Woods, Bil-
lings, Mont. 2887
Cradle-song; by Vladimir Ivanoyitch
Rebikoff, transcribed by H. Clough-
Leighter: organ. © Jan. 28, 1929;
Sine: olan Ske. Bicpub. (98244;3+ vi.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 2888
Crazy over Daisy ; words and music by
- Dick Wilson; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by M. Kalua. © Jan. 29, 1929;
2 ec. Feb. 11; E pub. 3340; Mills
music, ine., New York. 2889
Creation ; a ballet of machines, by Jack
Meakin [i. e. J. B. Meakin]; pf. ©
1 ce. Feb. 4, 1929; E unp. 3445: Jack
Brunker Meakin, Stanford Univer-
sity, Calif. 2890
Crimson (The) and white triumphal
march; by A. M. Christensen; pf.
© 1c. Feb. 14, 1929; E unp. 3722;
Arnold Michael Christensen, Moor-
head, Minn. 2891
Crowley (John W.) Allegro; 1st po-
sition study for violin; in B flat.
© Feb. 14, 1929: 2 c Feb. 18; E
pub. 3574; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 2892
Crown of glory: Easter service of song
and recitation, words by A. A. Payn,
music by Adam Geibel. S8vo. ©
gan. 25, 1929; 2 c.. Feb. 11; pub.
3332: Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia.
2893
Crucifixion (The), resurrection, and
ascension; pt. 3 of The King tri-
umphant, music by Ernest A. Dicks,
of Great Britain; mixed voices. 4to.
© Apr. 28, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 11; E
pub. 3653; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 2894
Crudo (El) ; words and music by Anas-
tacio Campos, of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles. [Photostat] ©
van, 1%, 929 2c Wep..8'> Epub:
3453; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
2895
2907
Cuckoo waltz; by Emanuel Jonasson,
transcribed by Alfred H. Wertheim ;
violin and pf. © Feb. 5, 1929; 2 c.
Feb. 6; E pub. 3398; Edward Schu-
berth & co., inc., New York. 2896
Cuddle me under your wing; words
and music by A. Healy. [Photostat]
© 1c. Feb. 8, 1929; E unp. 3587;
Amelia Healy, Oakland, Calif. 2897
Cumberland (Gladys) . Two Scottish
danees; arr. by Gladys Cumberland,
of Great Britain; percussion band,
with pf. conductor, child conductor’s
se., and pf. duet, violin ad lib. 1.
Sir David Hunter Blair. [1 other]
© Feb. 5, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 27: E for.
2873; Warren & Phillips, London.
2898
Daddy’s coming home to-night; words
and music by R. F. Glick. © 1 «¢.
Feb. 1, 1929; BE unp. 3717; Ruth
Fridman Glick, Cincinnati. 2899
Daddy’s baby girl; words and music
by Harold Saylor. © 1c. Feb. 6,
1929; E unp. 3460; Nathan Harold
Saylor, Chicago. 2900 -
Dafni; interludio, di Giuseppe Mulé,
riduzione per orchestrina con pf.
conduttore di Illuminato Culotta, of
Italy. pts. 4to. © Feb. 15, 1929;
1c. Feb. 16; E for. 2727: G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 2901
Damska ; polka, by W. Podosek. [Mel-
ody only]) © 1°c. Feb. 26, 1929;
BE eunp. 4044; Walter Podosek, Cam-
den, N. J. 2902
Dance (The) down at Jones’s place;
words and music by C. J. Robison.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Feb. 20, 1929; E unp. 3884; Carson
J. Robison, New York. 2903
Dance of the brigands; grotesque, by
George J. Trinkaus; oreh. pts. with
pf. conductor. © Jan. 31, 1929;
2 ec. Feb. 4; E pub. 3261; G. Schir-
mer, inc.. New York. 2904
Dance of the rag doll; by Oswald B.
Wilson; pf. © Feb. 25, 1929; 2 ec.
Feb. 25; E pub. 3678; Bendix pub.
eo., Lincoln, Neb. 2905
Dance on the black keys; by R. M.
Critchley, op. 5; pf. Worcester,
Mass., J. Verner Critchley. © Feb.
Go 1920" 2 Gy meow ic: Ey pub, Soli:
Rosamond M. Critchley, Worcester.
2906
Dancing eyes; intermezzo, by Otto
Werner, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Feb. 4, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 5; E for.
2845; Beal, Stuttard & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 2907
103
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2908
Dancing “in the clover; by Mildred
Weston; pf. with words. © Feb. 20,
1929; 2 c Feb. 23; E pub. 3646;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 2908
Dancing rivulets; by Carl Wilhelm
Kern, op. 577, no. 5; pf. © Feb. 4,
192972) ¢. 1 Bebi a.; PE “pubs 3275 ;
Irving Berlin standard music corp.,
New York. 2909
Dancing Sunbeams; by Helen Mac-
Gregor; pf. © Feb. 25, 1929; 2 c.
Feb. 28: EH pub. 3764; Schroeder &
Gunther, ine., New York. 2910
Dancing with you in the moonlight;
words by Alison M. Bart, music by
O. H. Damm. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1929;
E unp. 3402; Otto Henry Damm,
Cleveland. 2911
Dandy’s black bottom; parole di Dino
Falconi, musica di Ermete Liberati,
of Italy. © Dee. 15, 1928; 1c. Feb.
6, 1929; HE, for. 2611; Carlo Lom-
bardo, Milan. 2912
Dans la forét; entrée, par David Pop-
per, op. 50, no. 1, arr. par F. Sala-
bert, of France: orch. pts.. with pf.
conductor and 1st violin conductor.
© Dee. 31, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 31, 1929;
BH} for. 2495; Francis Salabert, Paris.
2913
Dans le temple d’Aphrodite; poéme
symphonique, par Edouard Flament,
of France, op. 88; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor or harp. 4to. © Dec.
al, 19287 1 ¢. Jan. dh 3029" Botor:
2479; J. Yves Krier, Paris. 2914
Dans les magaSins; paroles de A. Wil-
lemetz, Saint-Granier et Jean Le
Seyeux, musique de C. Borel-Clerc,
of France. © Dee. 31, 1928; 1 ce.
Jan. 31, 1929; E for. 2444; Ch. Borel-
Clere, Paris. 2915
Danse des gnomes; de Dans la forét,
par David Popper, op. 50, no. 2, arr.
par F. Salabert, of France; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor and Ist vio-
lin conductor. © Dec. 31, 1928;
1c. Jan. 31, 1929; BH for. 2496; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 2916
Danza classidra; by A. Cagnazzo. ©
1. cc... Feb, 19, 1929: unpi.3866;
Angelo Cagnazzo, San Francisco.
2917
Danza delle ore; balletmusik aus der
oper Gioconda, von A. Ponchielli,
arr. von Leopold Weninger, of Aus-
tria; orch. pts., with ist violin di-
rection. 4to. © Jan. 23, 1929; 1c.
Feb. 12: E for. 2596; Anton J. Ben-
jamin, Leipzig. 2918
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Dark (The) hills; by Lewis M. Isaacs ;:
pf...;,Q»dan.: 31,,1929;, 2.6 tebe
E pub. 3254; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 2919:
Darling; words by Tom Ford, music
by Jack Waite. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 8, 1929; BE. unp..
3578; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
; 2920-
Tate (A) for only two; words and.
music by M. L. Estabrook. © I c.
Feb, .4, 1929; E. unp. 338623) Mary
Louise Estabrook, Ponchatoula, La..
2921
Day after day; words by S. H. Ames,
music by S. H. Ames and Samuel H.
Walsh. [Photostat] © 1. Feb. 2,
1929; E unp. 3372; Stanley E. Ames,
New York. 2922:
Day-dream; words and music by F.
Honn, jr. © 1. Feb. 4, 1929;
unp. 3396; Frank Honn, jr., Berke-
ley, Calif, 2923:
Days gone by; words by Maria Watts,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 9, 1929;
E unp. 38597; Laverne Watts, Mul-
draugh, Ky. 2924
Days of youth; 12 little pieces for pf.,
by John Daulby Peake, of Great
Britain. pts. 1 and 2.'' ©? Get 9,
1928; 1 c. each Feb. 7, 1929; E for.
2560, 2561; Bosworth & co., Leipzig.
2925, 2926
De alla vine y pa alla voy; corrido
mexicano, words and music by Man-
uel M. Moreno and Felipin Turich,
both of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles. [Photostat] © Jan. 11,.
1929; 2 G4” Feb. 83, EH pubes
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 2927
De hoot owl; words anon., music by
Shirley D. Nevin; mens’ voices. 4to.
© Feb. 12, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 14; E pub.
3543; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. * 2928.
Dear one I love; lyrics and music by
M. Groeting. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1929;
EK unp. 4098; Maury Groeting, St.
Louis. 2929"
Deep in the arms of love; words and
music by Lou Davis and Ray Ingra-
ham. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Feb. 27, 1929; E unp. 4132; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine,
New York. 2930:
Deep night ; lyrics by Rudy Vallée, mu-
sic by Charlie Henderson; pf. ace
with ukulele arr. by Dan Dougherty
154
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no. 2, 1929
2952
© Feb. 15, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 16; E pub.
3572; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc.,
New York. 2931
Del tango al fox; couplet, letra y mu-
sica de L. Francés, of Spain, domi-
ciled at New York. © 1c. Feb. 16,
1929: EH unp. 3801; Leopoldo Francés,
New York. 2932
Départ (Le) de la chasse; scéne de
chasse, de F. July, of France; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
Dee. 31, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 8, 1929; E
for. 2762; F. July, Paris. 2933
Departed and gone; words and music
by J. M. Wilson. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Feb. 18, 1929; E
unp. 38825; James M. Wilson, Park
City, Utah. 2934
Dernier ultimatum; scéne dramatique,
par F. July, of France; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Dee. 31,
1928 ; 1 ec. Jan. 31, 1929; E for. 2488;
J. Yves Krier, Paris. 2935
grimace: boston, par
Jacques Mendel, of France; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Dec. 31,:1928; 1 ¢. Jan. 31, 1929; EB
for. 2419: Louis Jacquot, Paris.
2936
Derniére (La) grimace; boston, paroles
de Claude Dherelle, musique de Jac-
ques Mendel, of France. © Dee. 31,
1928; 1c. Jan. 31, 1929; E for. 2420;
Louis Jacquot, Paris. 2937
Des zih et des z’ah; paroles de Bertal
Maubon et F. Vimont, musique de
Ph. Parés et G. van Parys, of France.
© Dee. 31, 1928; 1 c Jan. 31, 1929;
EB for. 2459; Editions musicales Sam
Fox, Paris. 2938
Desde que te vi: mazurke, words and
music by David Valles Gonzalez, of
Mexico. domiciled at Los Angeles;
pf. [Photostat] © Jan. 11, 1929;
2 ce. Feb. 8: E pub. 3418; Dionisio
Acosta. Los Angeles. 2939
Desert (The) moon; by Jean Morel, of
Great Britain; pf. © Jan. 8, 1929;
1c. Feb. 8; E for. 2670; Reeder &
Walsh, London. 2940
Destanteado (El) corrido
mexicano, words and music by Fe-
lipin Turich, of Mexico, domiciled at
Los Angeles. [Photostat] © Jan.
11, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 8; E pub. 3448;
Dicnisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 2941
Destino (El) me lleva; vengo a ver si
en mi ausencia, words and music by
Maximo Cervantes, of Mexico, dom-
Derniére (La)
iciled at Los Angeles; pf. [Photo-
stat}..© Jan. '11,;1929% 2)c.) Febs 8;
E pub. 3409; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 2942
Devotion; memory, by J. Harold
Henry, of Great Britain; violin and
pt. © June 29, 1928; 1 c Feb. 7,
1929; # for. 2553; Bosworth & co.,
Leipzig. 2948
Dhurbar (Le); parade hindoue, par
Raymond Brunel, of France; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Deeaeil;: 1928 5)1 es Jam 31/1929.
for. 2490; J. Yves Krier, Paris. 2944
Dialogue bouffe; scéne gaie, par F.
July, of France; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928;
1. Gc. Jan. 31, 1929: Hy for.,,.2489... 8.
Yves Krier, Paris. 2945
Dichoso el arbol! words and music by
Luis Aguifnaga, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles. [Photostat]
© Jan. 11, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 8; E pub.
3410; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
2946
Did you mean what you said last
night? words by Babe Fritsch, mu-
sic by K. L. Johnson. © 1 ¢. Feb.
26, 1929; E unp. 4048; Katherine
Louise Johnson, Houston. 2947
Dinna forget; words by Edwin Osgood
Grover, music by A. Judson; bar.
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1929; E unp. 4187;
Agnes Judson, Winter Park, Fla.
2948
Dippsy doo; words and music by H.
L. Fledderman. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Feb. 16, 1929: E
unp. 3803; Harry L. Fledderman,
Oakland, Calif. 2949
Disappointed; words by A. S. Jaczin-
ski, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Feb. 20,
1929; E unp. 3879; Anna S. Jaczin-
ski, New London, Conn. 2950
Disonore ; versi di Pasquale L. Espo-
sito, musica di Domenico Ietti. of
Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn. [Words
and melody only] © Dec. 20, 1928;
2 ec. Dec. 26; E pub. 1983; Italo
Bella, Brooklyn. 2951
Dites-moi ma mére; one step, by Mau-
rice Yvain, of France: orch.. with
1st violin conductor [and] Tu-tu;
fox trot, by S. Ehrlich, arr. by Fred
Ralph [pseud. of Hermann Krome],
of Germany; orch., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Jan. 18, 1929; 1 ¢.
Feb. 2; E for. 2686; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London. 2952
155
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2953
Dixie’s calling; lyric by James Court-
ney Challiss,’ music by Pearl Ad-
ams. © Feb. 16, 1929; 2c. Feb. 18;
E pub. 3613; Manhattan music pub.
corp., New. York. 2953
Dizzy Dan; slow-fox trot, by H. Mac
Knight; orch. pts. with pf. conduc-
tor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 2 c. Jan.
aL, 1929: pub. 3140; hy ioMae
Knight, Paris. 2954
Do I love my Lord? cho., words and
music by A. H. Perry. © 1. Feb.
12, 1929; E unp. 3668; Augustus H.
Perry, Philadelphia. 2955
Do the Mississippi muck; words and
musie by Ken O’Brien [i. e. K. B.
O’Brien] © Feb. 15, 1929; 2 ¢. Feb.
23; E pub. 3638; Kenneth B. O’Brien,
Minneapolis. 2956
Doin’ the bingo; words and music by
B. N. Beale. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 7, 1929; E unp.
3502; Bettye Nelle Beale, Osceola,
Ark, 2957
Doin’ the frat; fox trot, words and
music by J. Wesley Ryan. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Feb. 16,
1929; E unp. 3805; James Joseph
Ryan, North Bergen, N. J. 2958
Dolores; the desert flower, by Arthur
L. Brown, op. 86; pf. © Jan. 28,
1929; 2c. Feb. 4; E pub. 3155; B. F.
Wood music co., Boston. 2959
Domine non sum dignus; 4 pt. cho.,
composer unknown, arr. by The Sis-
ters of the Visitation [i. e. M. Lo-
retto Browne]; mixed voices; organ
ace. Tacoma, Wash., The Sisters of
the Visitation. [Latin and English
text] © Dec. 1, 1927; 2c. Jan. 14,
1929; E pub. 3657; Mary L. Browne,
Tacoma. 2960
Dominica resurrectionis; cycle de
Paques, pour grand orgue, par
Charles Tournemire, of France, op.
5b), © Dee 31-1998 Lah amano
1929; E for. 2414; Heugel, Paris.
2961
Donizetti (Gaetano) Oh, Italia, be-
loved; from Lucrezia Borgia, arr. by
Gladys Pitcher; 3 women’s voices.
4to. © Jan. 28, 1929; 2c. Feb. 16;
EK pub. 35387; C. C. Birchard & co.,
Boston. 2962
Don’t give me the family eye; words
by Jeanne Rogers, music by Z. F.
Cannon. © 1c. Feb. 1, 1929; EB
unp. 3360; Zella EF. Cannon, Ft.
Riley, Kan. 2965
pt. 111, 0.8. vo24
Don’t leave me honey ; words and mu-
sic by B. N. Beale. [Words and
melody only] © 1c Feb. 7, 1929;
EK unp. 3503; Bettye Nelle Beale,
Osceola, Ark, 2964
Don’t let my castles fall; words and
musie by J. I. Ruddell~ [Words.and
melody only] © 1c. Jan. 14, 1929;
E unp, 2765; Julia I. Ruddell, Ponca
City, Ok. 2965
Don’t worry, but pray; hymn, words
by Lizzie DeArmond, music by B..
D. Ackley. (In Revival songs) ©
Jan. 15,1929; 2 ¢. Feb. 11> BH pum
3743; Robert H. Coleman, Dallas.
2966
Dorinne ; waltz ballad, words and mu-
sic by Kenneth G. Allen. © 1 «
Feb. 7, 1929; E unp. 3524; Kenneth
George Allen, New York. 2967
Douloureusement; musiques pour
films, par Rhené-Baton, op. 48, orch.
par Roger Branga, of France; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Dee:, 31, 01 928,;..1:.¢... Heby 8; d929g ae
for. 2774; Durand et cie., Paris.
2968
Down by the lake of dreams; waltz,
words and music by L. M. Campbell.
© 1c. Feb. 25, 1929; E unp. 3971;
Lillian May Campbell, Agua Calien-
te, Calif. , 2969
Down in lazy lane with you; words
by Clinton Lewis [i. e. Clinton Gard-
ner Lewis], music by Al. Smith [i. e.
Albert Francis Smith] © 1 c. Feb.
28, 1929; E unp. 4136; Al. Smith and
Clinton Lewis, Buffalo. 2970
Down on Pennsylvania avenue; blues,
words and music by T. Delaney.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
Feb... 8, 1929; KE unp.. 3582 ;\)Tom
Delaney, Baltimore. 2971
Down where the sycamore grows;
waltz, words by F. Hosford, music
by Ed. E. Applegate. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 13, 1929;
HE unp. 3688; Floyd Hosford, Newark
Valley, N. Y. 2972
Dramatic (A) impression; by Giu-
seppe Becce, of Italy; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and ist violin
conductor. London, De Wolfe’s. ©
Jan. 14, 1929; 1 ec. Feb. 7;: EB for.
2542; Meyer de Wolfe, London.
2973
Dream boat; from Fioretta, lyric by
Grace Henry and Jo’ Trent, music
by George Bagby. © Feb. 8, 1929;
2 c. Feb. 9; E pub. 3281; Robbins
music corp., New York. 2974
156
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no. 2, 1929
2999
Dream children; words and music by
G. M. Yapp. © 1c. Feb. 9, 1929;
E unp. 3609; Grace May Yapp,
Alkabo, N. D. 2975
Dream (A) of you; words by T. J.
Moss, music by Richard Broughton.
© 1 c..Feb. 8, 1929; E unp. 3584;
Thos. J. Moss, Chicago. 2976
Dream sweetheart; fox trot, words
and music by C. L. Shaffer. © 1.
Feb. 13, 1929; E unp. 3745; Clalia
L. Shaffer, Gary, Ind. 2977
Dreaming; words and music by J.
Noel. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Feb. 25, 1929; E unp. 3993; Jean
Noel, New York. 2978
Dreaming doll; by Zoe Fairchild; pf.
Pen. vie (192902 (co Keb: 13), Ei
pub. 3461; Bendix pub. co., Lincoln,
Neb. 2979
Dreaming of you; words by G. Brown,
music by Harry Jay _ [pseud.. of
Harry J. Lincoln] © 1c. Feb. 9,
1929; E unp. 3598 ; Gladstone Brown,
Kelton, S. C. 2980
Dreaming sweet dreams of you; lyrics
by L. Shears, music by V. Tomasulo.
© 1 ec. Feb. 15, 1929; E unp. 3765;
Louis Shears and Vincent Tomasulo,
Brooklyn. 2981
Dreams on wings; words and music by
W. B. Weeks. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1929;
E unp. 3640; Warren Benjamin
Weeks, Davenport, Ia.. 2982
Dreamy mellow moon; lyric by Eddie
Swenson and H. Erickson, music by
Helmar Erickson; with male quar-
tette arr. Detroit, Swanson, Jack
Orr & Hrickson. © Feb. 23, 1929;
2c. Feb. 25; E pub. 3682; Helmar
Erickson, Detroit. 2983
Drowsy (A) breeze drifts by; by
Mildred Weston; pf. with words. ©
Feb. 20, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 23; E pub.
3643; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
2984
Drunken (The) drag; words and
music by E. P. Wrubel. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Feb. 6, 1929;
E unp. 3486; Elias Paul Wrubel,
Middletown, Conn. 2985
Dutch panels; by Jac. Bonset, of
Netherlands; pf. bk. 1. 1. The
citadel. [5 others] — bk.2. 7. Mar-
ket-day in Volendam. [5others] ©
Feb. 4, 1929; 1 c. each Feb. 6; E
for. 2543, 2544; Keith-Prowse & co.,
Itd., London. 2986, 2987
Dwie kumoszki; by Joseph Kapalka.
© 1c. Feb. 16, 1929; BE unp. 3779;
International music pub. co., Chi-
cago. 2988
E allora dillo!...; comico fox, parole
e musica di A. Ramiro Borella, of
Italy. © Dec. 6, 1928; 1 ¢. Feb. 6,
1929; HK for. 2602; Carlo Lombardo,
Milan. 2989
Each melody; words. by Jack La
Monte, music by G. Duckworth.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Bieb., 2,-1929\;...23,¢; Keb... 63. BE \pub.
3198; George Duckworth, Princeton,
IN: eli, 2990
Haster; anthem, words by Edmund
Spenser, music by Louis Victor Saar,
op. 124°; for a cappella cho. of men’s
voices. 4to. © Jan. 24, 1929; 2 «.
Jan. 30; E pub. 3239; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 2991
Haster (The) miracie of Saint Anne
de Beaupré; cantata, words by
Avery Gaul, music by Harvey Gaul.
4to. © Feb. 28, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 25;
E pub. 3723; G. Ricordi & c¢o., inc.,
New York. ; 2992
Eccitamento; by Walter C. Schad; pf.,
with obbl. pt. © Nov. 22, 1928; 2c.
Dee. 28; E pub. 3403; Sonnemann
musie co., inc., New York. 2993
Echo; words by Viscountess Grey,
musie by V. Ward. © 1. Feb. 15,
1929; E unp. 3774; Vera Ward, New
York. 2994
Echo caprice; by Carl F. Mueller;
organ. © Feb. 6, 1929; 2c. Feb. 11;
E pub. 3514; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. 2995
Echoes; words and music by Les Poe;
pir, © 1.¢c.. Feb... 8. 19295) Bieanp.
3547; Les Dryden Poe, San Fran-
cisco. 2996
Echoes from the pines; by R. M.
Stults; pf. Boston,-New York, Evans
music co. © Feb. 18, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
23; E pub. 3660; M. T. Evans, Bos-
ton. 2997
Echoes of forty nine; words by M. H.
Johnson, music by J. Fowler. ©
1 @ Dee. 26, 1928; :.E unp. 3422;
Julia Fowler, San Francisco, and
Mary ‘Helen Johnson, Sacramento,
Calif. 2998
Echoes of long ago; words and music
arr. by H. Shamlian; 1st violin. ©
1c. Feb. 9, 1929: E unp. 3604; Hov-
sep Shamlian, Union City, N. J.
2999
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3000
Education -(L’) du hautboiste; méth-
ode, par A. Bridet, of France. ©
Dee: 31,1928) 1c Jan 31, 1929; 1
for. 2447; Bridet, Lyon, France.
3000
"Exxevrpixes évwuaries (Hi kkentrikes eno-
maties); émeper7a, dtwdia, "EAa va ~Ea-
tAwons, words by Nicholas Laskaris,
music by D. Zattas, of Greece, domi-
ciled at New York. © Oct. 17, 1927;
oC. Vane Sl. 129. ib. pul. ooco5, we
mosthenis Zattas, New York. 3001
"Ea meopatapa: words by Lemonio
Eleftheriou, music arr. by Demos-
thenis Zattas, of Greece, domiciled
at New York. ©1e. Feb. 25, 1929;
E unp. 4028; Alector pub. co., New
York. 3002
Elaine; words and music by Harold
Saylor. © 1c. Feb. 6, 1929; E unp.
3461; Nathan Harold Saylor, Chi-
cago. 3003
Elegia; partitura per orchestrina, di
P. G. Breschi, of Italy. Rome, HEdi-
tore L. S. Palagi. 4to. © Dec. 18,
1928; 1 c. Feb. 6, 1929; EH for. 2600;
Pier Giulio Breschi, Rome. 3004
Hiéyation ; von Francois Rasse, of Bel-
gium; odeon and salonorch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Feb. 18,
1829; 1 «. Feb. 9; E for. 2656; Aug.
Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leipzig.
Elfin sprites; by G. O’Connor-Morris,
of Great Britain, op. 40, no. 2; pf.
© Feb. 4, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 15; E for.
2701; Joseph Williams, ltd., London.
3006
Hives at play; study in phrasing, by
Rob Roy Peery; pf. © Feb. 11,
1929; 2 c. Feb. 18; E pub. 3580;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 3007
En su santo; words and music by Al-
fredo Reza, of Mexico, domiciled at
Bl Paso.en{Photestatin © :dan. vit,
1929; 2 ¢. Feb. 8; E pub. 3484; Dio-
nisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 3008
En tu choza. ...; danza, words and
music by Antonio Loya, of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles. [Photo-
stat] © Jan. 11, 1929; 2c. Feb. 8;
E pub. 8452; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles, 3009
Hn vano; by Luis Aguifiaga, of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles; pf. [Pho-
tostat] © Jan. 11, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
8; E pub. 3422; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 3010
3005
pt. 111, 0. s., Vv. 24
Hna-dena-dinah-do; fox trot, words
and music by Ralph Butler, Julien
Wright and Will EH. Haines, of Great
Britain; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by, Harry J. Stafford. [Stati vane
tonic sol-fa notations] © Feb. 8,
1929; 1 & “EBeb... 215 (HY tormyZsaee
Campbell, Connelly & co., London.
3011
Hnchantement ; habanera chantée, par-
oles de Jacques Loar, musique de
Sylvain Hamy [pseud. of Sylvain
Freund], of Belgium. © Dee. 22,
1928; 1.¢e). Jan. 4, 1929: Bitore2aGae
International music co., Brussels,
Belgium. 3012
End (The) of a beautiful dream;
words and music by Harold Saylor.
© 1e. Feb. 6, 1929; E unp. 3462;
Nathan Harold Saylor, Chicago.
3013
Hngagez vous dans la marine; one
step, sur les motifs de la chanson de
P. Dagorrette, musique de Pablo
Labor, of France; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor and words. 4to. © Dec..
a1, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 8, 1929; EK for.
2771; Editions Cicada, Paris. 3014
Engagez-vous dans la marine; paroles
de P. Dagorrette, musique de Pablo
Labor, of France. © Nov. 15, 1928;
1c. Jan. 31, 1929; EH for. 2440; EKdi-
tions Cicada, Paris. 3015
Epitafi; di Lodovico Rocca, of Italy;
pf. Ad un guerriero. [2 others] ©
Jan. 23, 1929: 1 c. Feb. 212 ten
2829; A. & G. Carisch & ¢, Milan.
3016
Epouvante; cinédrame, par M. Brus-
selmans, of Belgium; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Dec. 31,
1928; 1 c. Jan. 31, 1929; H for, 2491;
J. Yves Krier, Paris. 3017
Ere psefti dounia; composer anon.,
words, transcription and arr. by
Tetos Demetriades, of Turkey, domi-
ciled at New York. [Words and
melody only] ©1. Feb. 8, 1929;
EH unp. 3552; Tetos musie store, New
York. 3018
Hspressione del cuore; valzer, di G.
Critelli; violin. ‘©’ 1 e) Wants,
1929; EH unp. 2827; Giuseppe Cri-
telli, Brooklyn. 3019
Hstrellita; by Manuel M. Ponce, arr.
by C. 8S. DeLano; 1st and 2nd steel
guit. with pf. acc. © Jan. 20, 1929;
2.c, Jan. 29; BE pub. 33851; C. S. De
Lano, Los Angeles. 3020
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no. 2, 1929
3042
Eternal (The) light; Easter service Every Saturday night; words and mu-
for chureh school and congregation,
1929, arr. by Clarice McCauley. 8vo.
© Feb. 9, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Mar.
1; AA 9923; Methodist book con-
eern, New York. 3021
——-—— Supplement. 8vo. © Feb.
9, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 1; AA
$924; Methodist book’ concern, New
York. ve 3022
‘Eternal love; words and music by Bal-
lard Macdonald, Dave Dreyer and
Peter De Rose; pf. ace., with uku-
lele or banjulele banjo arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © Feb. 11, 1929; 2 c.
Feb. 12; E pub. 3392; Irving Berlin,
inec., New York. 3023
‘Eterno amore; mazurka, by L. Canoro;
violin. © 1c. Feb. 27, 1929; E unp.
4080; Louis Canoro, New York.
3024
(David) Concerto; by D.
Evans, of Great Britain, op. 7;
string orch. sc. © Dec. 21, 1928;
1 ce. Feb. 14, 1929; E for. 2740; Da-
vid Evans, London. 3025
Eve; words and music by Buddy Val-
entine and Irving Mills; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Jan. 29, 1929; 2 e¢.
Feb. 11; # pub. 3360; Gotham music
service, inc., New York. 3026
‘Evening in Paris; waltz, by B. Fo-
meen and Jack Press, of Russia,
domiciled at New York; pf. ©1e.
Feb. 4, 1929; E unp. 3413; Basil
Fomeen, New York. 3027
Hyening song; by Frances Brockett
Kellogg; pf. © Feb. 11, 1929; 2 ¢.
Feb. 18; E pub. 3581; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 3028
Eyans
Hyventide; by L. B. Turney, tran-
scribed by Alfred H. Wertheim;
violin and pf. © Feb. 5, 1929; 2 ec.
Feb. 6; E pub. 3395; Edward Schu-
berth & co., ine., New York. 3029
Everlasting life is free; hymn, words
by Hal Homer, music arr. by B. B.
McKinney. (Jn Revival songs) ©
Pampertis, 1929: 2 ¢ Feb. 11> Eigub.
3759; Robert Henry Coleman, Dal-
las. 3030
Every moon’s a honeymoon with you;
fox-trot, words and music by Dale
Wimbrow; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Heb.S, 1929; 2 c Febi.9; EH. pub.
.338203 Loyal B. Curtis, New York.
3031
sic by Beatrice James [pseud. of B.
G. Pollak] [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 14, 1929; E unp.
4102; Beatrice Gertrude Pollak, New
York. 3032
Hvighetstanker; dikt ay Marie Knudt-
zon, musik av Inga Lzerum Liebich,
of Norway, op. 538. © Dec. 12, 1928;
1Se. bdiani 622.0 :49295-): for.e2869 ;
Norsk musikforlag, Oslo, Norway.
3033
Hxcuse my ravin’ ’bout my Caroline;
words by Max C. Freedman, music
by J. Kopf and Don Travaline.
[Chords, single staff] © 1c. Feb.
2, 1929; E unp. 3364; Jack Kopf,
Philadelphia. 3034
Fabliau; scéne agreste, par Frédéric
Le Rey, of France; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. Dec.4431,
1928; 1c. Jan. 31, 1929; E for. 2470;
J. Yves Krier, Paris. 3035
Face (A) in a star above me; words
by R. Gibson, music by S. Marco
and J. Winke: jr. oO 1 '¢ heb. 21,
1929; E unp. 3940; Sano Marco,
New York, John Finke, jr., Ravena,
N. Y., and Ross Gibson. Portland,
Or. 3036
Face to face; sacred song, words and
music by Herbert Johnson, arr. by
Geo. J. Trinkaus. 1. Mixed voices.
2. Male voices. 4to. © Feb. 25,
1929 2ine) ‘each. Feb. 25 2H pub.
3668, 3669; Peate’s music house, inc.,
Wirdal Ne Y: 3037, 3038
Faded (A) rose, to bring’ back
thoughts of yesterday; words by O.
L. Hubbert, music by O. L. Hubbert
and Ernest Hubbert: pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by E. Hubbert. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 5, 1929; E unp. 3536; Ollie Lee
Hubbert, Los Angeles. 3039
Faim (La); by W. B. Shimp; pf. and
violin. © Dec. 20, 1928; 2 ec. Feb.
23; E pub. 3654; William Bennett
Shimp, Paris. 3040
Fair Santa Barbara; words and mu-
sic by S. W. Hollowell. © 1c. Feb.
11, 1929; E unp. 3642; Stella Watts
Hollowell, Santa Barbara, Calif.
38041
Fairies’ (The) forest; unison song,
words by Margaret G. Rhodes, mu-
sic by George Rathbone, of Great
Britain. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Feb. 15, 1929; 1 ec.
Feb. 18: E for. 2711; Novello & co.,
itd., London. 3042
159
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304
Fairy scenes; by A. M. Virgil, op. 114;
pf. New York, Virgil piano school
co. © Feb. 20, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 16;
E pub. 3567; Antha M. Virgil, New
York. 3043
Fammi dormire; versi di P. Iannac-
cone, musica di M. Romagnoli.
[Words and melody only] S8vo.
Jan. 7, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 18; E pub.
8589; Mario Romagnoli and Pietro
Iannaccone, Philadelphia. 3044
Fancy (The) tree; by Arthur Baynon,
of Great Britain; pf. 1. Elves
dance. [4 others] © Jan. 30, 1929;
1 ¢. Feb. 27; E for. 2856; Joseph
Williams, ltd., London. 3045
Fanny Lee; waltz song, words and
music by Fred Meyer; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Feb. 2, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
7; E pub. 3665; Fred Meyer, Chi-
cago. 3046
Fantasy on Russian airs for string
quartet ; based on Glinka’s Kamarin-
skaia, by G. Besrodny. © 1c. Feb.
19, 1929; E unp. 3863; Gregory Bes-
rodny, Long Island, N. Y. 3047
FantOme; piéce caractéristique, de
Paul Pierné, of France; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and violin 1 con-
ductor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1c.
Feb. 8, 1929; E for>.2808; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 3048
Far-a-way eyes: words and music by
R. FE. Glick. ‘©: Le. Feb! 1;°1929;
E unp. 8714; Ruth Fridman Glick,
Cincinnati. 3049
Fast jeden abend stehe ich vor deiner
wohnung; slow-fox, aus Das. siisse
geheimnis, text von Alfred Brieger,
musik von Kurt Zorlig, of Germany,
arr. von Hartwig v. Platen, of Ger-
many; orch. pts., with pf. conductor.
4to. © Jan. 10, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 2;
E for. 2533; Musikverlag City, Leip-
zig. 3050
Father, in Thy mysterious presence;
anthem, words by Samuel Johnson,
music by J. Sebastian Matthews and
H. Alexander Matthews; sop. solo
and cho. of mixed voices; organ acc.
4to. © Jan. 14, 1929; 2 « Feb. 4;
EK pub. 3483; Oliver Ditson ¢o., Bos-
ton. 3051
Father Mississippi; theme song for
Show boat, lyric by L. Wolfe Gilbert,
music by Harry Akst. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Feb. 1, 1929;
E unp. 3531; Leo Feist, inec., New
York. 3052
pt. TIT, 0. S., Vv. 24
Father, teach us; sacred song, text
anon., music by Maddalena Heryer
Akers; pf. or organ acc.; high, in F.
© Feb. 18, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 23; E
pub. 3664; Harold Flammer, inc..
New York. 3053
Fauré (Gabriel) Andantino; rev. by
Georges Barrére, of France, domi-
ciled at New York: flute or violin,
with pf. acc. © Jan. 31, 192072 ¢
Feb. 4; E pub. 3259; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 3054
Favolette morali: per canto solo o
mand., parole di Peppino Mendes,
musica di Vittorio Mascheroni, of
Italy. .4to., ©, Jan. 5. Joeo ges
gan. “sO: HH for. (2508 =) aa ees
Carisch & c., Milan. 38055
Fedel ti sono; by M. Loguercio. [Mel-
ody only] © 1. Dec. 29, 1928: B
unp. 2366; Michael Loguercio, Brook-
lyn. 38056
Féerie-ballet; suite chorégraphique
pour orch., avec pf. conducteur, par
Gabriel Parés, of France, pts. 1.
Princesse Mpyrtil. [3 others] ©
Jan. 5, 1929-1" c. Jane oly ere
2467: Editions musicales Sam Fox,
Paris. 3057
Felicity: mood by Walter Rolfe; pf.
© Jan. 31, 1929; 2c. Feb. 4: E pub.
3256: G.-Schirmer, inc., New York.
3058
Feo (El); corrido mexicano, words
and music by Felipin Turich, of
Mexico, domiciled at Los Angeles.
[Photostat] © Jan. 11, 1929: 2 ce.
Feb. 8; E pub. 3407 ; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 3059
Festum omnium sanctorum; eycle
aprés Ja Pentecdte, pour grand orgue,
par Charles Tournemire, of France,
op. 57. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 & Jan.
31, 1929; E for. 2418; Heugel, Paris.
3060
Féte et cortége; petite suite pour orch.,
avee pf. conducteur, par Gabriel
Parés, of France. 4to. © Dee. 31,
1928; 1c. Jan. 31, 1929; E for. 2462;
Editions musicales Sam Fox, Paris.
3061
Féte provencale; trio for beginners,
par EK. Soubeyran, of France, op. 30,
révision par G. Bardout; violon, vio-
loncelle et pf. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢.
Jan. 31, 1929; E for. 2422; Rouart,
Lerolle et cie., Paris. 3062
Feudal knights; by Cedric W. Le-
mont; pf. © Feb. 18, 1929; 2 c¢.
160
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1929
3085
Feb. 19; E pub. 3611; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
3063
Feuilles (Les) mortes; valse lente, par
Pablo Labor, of France; string quin-
tet, with pf. conductor. 4to. © Dee.
Bt, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 8, 1929; E for.
2769; Editions Cicada, Paris. 3064
Février (Henry) Une idylle; par
Henry Février, of France; odeon
and salonoreh. pts., with pf. con-
ductor and violin 1 conductor. 4to.
© Feb. 18, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 2; E for.
2644; Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leip-
zig. 3065
Fickénscher (Arthur) Three French
folk songs; English version by Edith
C. Fickénscher, music arr. by A.
Fickénscher; male voices. 4to. 1.
Long live Henry fourth. [2 others.]
© Feb. 2, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 18; E pub.
3596; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
3066
Fiévet (Paul) Deux piéces sympho-
niques; pour petit orch., par P.
Fiévet, of France. pts. 1. Interlude.
Pevetneris © Dee: 3%;°°1928 >. 1" ec.
Jan. 31, 1929; E for. 2449; Hditions
musicales Evette, Paris. 3067
Fior di Spagna; waltz, by Athberto
Rizzi; violin. © 1 c. Feb. 20, 1929:
E unp. 3891; Apollo music Co.,
Brooklyn. 3068
Fioretta; from the musical comedy,
lyric and music by G. Romilli. ©
Feb. 13, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 14; E pub.
3469; Robbins music corp., New
York. 3069
Firecrackers; by Donald Thorne, of
Great Britain; pf. © Dec. 13, 1928;
1 ec. Feb. 21, 1929; EH for. 2863;
Campbell, Connelly & co., London.
3070
Fireman’s life; words and music by P.
Martorano. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Feb. 4, 1929; E unp.
3441; Peter Martorano, Garfield,
Nid. 3071
First lessons in counterpoint; by
Thomas Keighley, of Great Britain.
8vo. © Jan. 16, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 8;
E for. 2567; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow. 3072
First melody book; simplified and com-
piled for violin class instruction, by
O. S. Colbentson; with pf. ace. ©
fue, Pep. 14, 192598 anp. Sle :
Oliver S. Colbentson, Chicago. 3073
First (The) rose of springtime; words
by H. Hendrickson, musie by Her-
bert Leslie. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1929;
E unp. 4099; Henry Hendrickson,
Kansas City, Mo. 3074
Fisher’s (The) widow; words by Ar-
thur Symons, music by Clara Hd-
wards; med. or high voice. © Jan.
28, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 31; EH pub. 3245;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 3075
Flamische idyllen; ein zyklus von
neun stiicken, nach gedichten yon
Guido Gezelle, fiir klavier von Eugen
Bodart, of Germany, op. 2. © Jan.
5, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 13; E for. 2633;
F. KE. C. Leuckart, Leipzig. 3076
Flames; words by Mary Aldis, music
by Winifred E. McGee. © Feb. 10,
1929; 2 c. Feb. 8; E pub. 3278;
Winifred E. McGee, Ceres, Calif.
3077
Flapper land; words and music by J.
EH. Wilson. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 23, 1929; E unp.
3965; J.. E. Wilson, Long Beach,
Calif. 3078
Fleeting hours; valse caprice, by Carl
Wilhelm Kern, op. 442; pf. © Feb.
6192902) Pep. ts. my pub... 3210 5
Irving Berlin standard music corp.,
New York. 3079
Fleischmann (Otto) Canzonetta; von
Otto Fleischmann, of Germany, op.
88, bearb. von J. Sakom; violon-
cello au. “pf. © Jan! 4, 1929; de.
Jan. 22; E for. 2290; Anton J. Ben-
jamin, Leipzig. 3080
Fleurette; words by Billy Rose, music
by Fred Fisher and Louis Silvers.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Feb. 5, 1929; E unp. 3438; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 3081
Flor silvestre; tango, paroles argen-
tines de Antonio Viergol, musique de
Manuel Jovés, of Spain, ukulele arr.
by F. Salabert; pf. © Dee. 31, 1928;
1c. Feb. 8, 1929; EH for. 2796; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 3082
Fliorecita de una cumbre; words and
music by Simon G. Casas, of Mex-
ico; pi. [Photestat! ~ © “Jan” 11,
1929; 2 c. Feb. 8; E pub. 3435; Dio-
nisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 3083
Florestine des Alpes; valse, par I.
Snoék, of Netherlands, op. 120; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 8, 1929;
E for. 2756; J. Yves Krier, Paris.
3084
Florida moon; words and music by
IF. Martinez, jr. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Feb. 19, 1929;
E unp. 3861; Frank Martinez, jr.,
Clearwater, Fla. . 8085
161
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3086
pt. I, nes, v.26
Flower of May; words by G. Romilli,
music by G. Bagby. ©1c. Feb. 18.
1929; E unp. 4100; George Bagby,
New York. 3086
Flowers of memory; chant sans pa-
roles, by Perey Elliott, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. © Jan. 30; 1929; 1 c. Feb.
15: E for. 2659; Metzler & co. (1920)
ltd., London. 3087
Folks (The) at home sweet home;
words: and music by L. Hngelkes.
[Words and melody only] ©l1ee.
.Feb. 18, 1929; E unp. 3822; Lavere
Engelkes, Britton, S. D. 3088
Follow a big cigar: comedy one step,
words and music by C. Jay Wallace
and Raymond Wallace, both of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Jan.
12, 19298 1 Golan. 22s) Bore laa
Cambridge music co., London. 3089
words by Monty Siegel
Meskilil, music by Pete
pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Feb. 21, 1929;-2 c. Feb. 21;.E pub.
3624; Will Rossiter, Chicago. 3090
For a smile; fox-trot, by Mirrio Rob-
ert. of Belgium; odeon and salon-
Foot-prints ;
and Jack
Wendling;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor and
violin 1 conductor. 4to. © Feb. 18,
1929; 1 c. Feb. 2: Evfor. 2646; Aug.
Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 3091
For His love is my highest goal; words
and music by E..W. Hall. ©. 1 e.
Feb. 2, 1929; E unp. 3383; Harsel
Waneta Hall, LaFayette, O. 3092
For me; hymn, words and music by
H. Dautel. © Feb. 1, 1929; 2 c.
Feb. 19; E pub. 3609; Hall Dautel,
Chicago. 3093
For remembrance; words by Fred E.
Weatherly, music by Margaret Wool-
mer, of Great Britain. © Feb. 1,
1929; 1 @: Feb. 2; E for. 2688; Chap-
pell & co., ltd., London. 3094
Forever; words and music by E. E.
Applegate. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Feb. 20, 1929; E unp.
3877; Ed. E. Applegate, Asbury
Park. 3095
Forever with you; lyric by F. L.
Cooper, jr., music by John Péter
Sacco. [Chor ds single staff] ©le.
Feb. 8, 1929; E unp. 3538; Frederick
Linn Cooper, jr., New York. 3096
Forging (The) of the anchor; pt. song,
words by Samuel Ferguson, music
by Humphrey J. Stewart; men’s
voices. 4to. © Jan. 380, 1929; 2 c.
16
Feb. 4; E pub. 3484; Oliver Ditson:
co., Boston. 3097
Forgiveness; love theme, by H. C.
Fischer; melody with pf. acc. © 1
c. Feb. 4, 1929; E unp. 33938; Harry
ib Fischer, Elmhurst, iO! N. ¥:
38098.
Fountain (The); by Frances Terry;
pf. © Jan. 24, 1929; 2 « Jan. 30;
FE pub. 3242; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 3099
Fountainette; by Joseph Nussbaum;
pf. © Feb. 28, 1929; 2 ¢. Feb. 27;
E pub. 3734; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 3100:
Fox (Sam) school collection; 3 pt.
songs, words and music by various
authors, with arrs. by J. S. Zameenik:
and Don Wilson; sop., alto and bar.
v. 1. 4to. © Feb. 25, 1929; 2 e. Web:
25; E pub. 3691; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 3101
Fox album of B flat clarinet solis; by
various authors; arr. with pf. apse
7. 1-8. 4to. © Feb. 25, 1929; e. e:
Feb. 25; E pub. 8695-3697; Sam Fox
pub. co., Cleveland. 3102-3104
Fox famous folio of B flat clarinet
solos; by Jessie L. Deppen, Walter
EK. Miles and others; arr. with pf..
ace. v. 1. © Feb. 25, 1929-)27¢
Feb. 25; E pub. 3694; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 3105:
FKriulein mama; operette in drei akten
von Louis Verneuil [pseud. of Louis
Collin] und Richard Kessler, gesangs-
texte von R. Kessler und Willi
Kollo, musik von Hugo Hirsch, of
Germany; volistandiger klavieraus-
zug zum dirigieren eingerichtet von
Paul Hiihn, of Germany. © Oct. 6,
1928; 1 ¢ Nov. 6; E for. 602; Dret
masken verlag, a. g., Berlin. 3106:
Fraternity man; words and music by
Donald G. Robertson; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © Nov. 27, 1928; 2 ec: Dec.
10; E pub. 3192; Melrose bros. music
co., inc., Chicago. 3107
Freshman hop; words and music by Al
Goering, Jack Pettis and Irving
Mills; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
M. Kalua. © Jan; 29, 1920; 2c:
Feb. 11; E pub. 3350; Mills music,.
ine., New York. 3108
Frivolity; caprice, by Chester Nord-
man; pf. © Jan. 28, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
4; E pub. 3153; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston. 38109
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no. 2, 1929
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31351
Frohsinn auf den bergen; oberlindler,
mit benutzung altbayerischer the-
men, yon Oscar Fetras, of Germany,
op. 150; orch. pts. 4to. © Jan. 23,
1929; 1 c. Feb. 12; E for 2594; Anton
J. Benjamin, Leipzig. 3110
From morning to evening and mid-
night to dawn; words and music by
J. Melbourne. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Feb. 9, 1929; E unp.
3602; John Melbourne, Ozone Park,
N. Y., Gus Buehl and Chris Prae-
torius, New York. Si1t
From sunrise to sunset, from sunset
till dawn; words and music by Ber-
nard MtLaughlin and Jack Miller.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Feb. 26, 1929; E unp. 4056; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. atl2
@®rwxeia (“H) rov Mroéu; éx omepertTa Mrr0-
Euikn ayamrn, stixo: Op>. KapaGia, pov-
oxy NixorA. XarfnamoaroAdov, of France.
© Dee. 11, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 6, 1929;
BE for. 2541; Alector pub. co., New
York. ails
Fuhrmannslied; text von W. Molden-
hauer, musik gesetzt fiir minnerchor
von Walther Moldenhauer, of Ger-
many, op. 38, nr. 4. 4to. © Dec.
ete a GaiKebp A, 1929 >;H-for.
2665; Karl Hochstein, Heidelberg,
Germany. ei 3114
Fumble and stumble and kiss you in
the dark; words and music by G.
Quirk; pf. © 1. Feb. 25, 1929; E
unp. 4004; Gene Quirk, Maitapan,
Mass. 3115
Fun and frolic; galop, for cinema, by
Joseph Engleman, of Great Britain;
orech. pts., with pf. conductor. ©
Nov. 20, 1928; 1 ¢. Feb: 7, 1929; EB
for. 2556; Bosworth & co., Leipzig.
3116
Fureur (La) de Néron: mélodrame,
par Marcel Colin, of France; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
Dec 315 1928-1 ve. Fan? 31." 1929"
for. 2474; J. Yves Krier, Paris. 3117
Gagelstein (Gregory) Twelve piquant
revelations; by Gregory Stone
[pseud. of G. Gagelstein], of Russia,
domiciled at Chicago; pf. © May i,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 2, 1929; E pub. 3136;
Gregory Gagelstein, Chicago. 3118
Gaity-suite; pour orch., avec pf. con-
ducteur, par H. de Beatti et R. Jac-
quemont, of France. pts.
Wee, 31) 19285 Ive. FJanieel, 1929; E
for. 2463; Editions musicales Sam
Fox; Paris. 3119
Ato. © |
Gamin (Le) de Paris; paroles de Léo
Leliévre, Henri Varna et Fernand
Rouvray, musique de René Sylviano,
of France; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by F. Salabert. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1
ce. Jan. 31, 1929; E for. 2518; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 3120
Garafion (El); words: and music by
Felipe Flores, of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles; pf. [Photostat] ©
Watltk, O20 2.¢ Keb, Ss Hh wate
3431; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
3121
Garlands; classical pieces, and studies
for beginners, by Clemence Roff, of
Great Britain; pf. © Feb. 12, 1929;
1c. Feb. 15; E for. 2833 ; Edwin Ash-
down, ltd., London. aaa
Garofani rossi; by M. Loguercio; oca-
rina. © 1c. Dec. 29, 1928; E unp.
2367 ; Michael Loguercio, Brooklyn.
3123
Gaucho (Hl) ; tango, letra y musica de
Tito Schipa, of Italy. © Nov. 19,
1928 ; 2 c. Jan. 14, 1929; E pub. 2640;
Forster music publisher, inc., Chi-
cago. 3124
Gavotte; by Richard Kountz; organ.
© Oct. 17, 1927; 2 e) Feb. 9, 1929;.
E pub. 3314; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 3125
Gay (Marion Viola) Prelude; pf. ©
irae. ; Dee, AS. 1928 >, unpee sue ;
Marion Viola Gay, New York. 3126
Gay, sweet and jolly; by Frederic
Groton, op. M, no. 2; pf. © Feb.'4,
1929: 2 c. Feb. 8; E pub. 3508; G..
Schirmer, ine., New York. 3127
Gee! but I’m missing you; words and
music by M. L. Bacon. © 1 «. Feb.
238, 1929; E unp. 3972; Myron L.
Bacon, Bayfield, Wis. 3128
Gems for everybody; collection, con-
taining 10 classics, arr. by Henri
Weber: pf. © Mar. 4, 1929; 2 «.
War. %; aft. War G: 7A, P1963;
Belwin, inc., New York. 3129
Gentille fieurette; intermezzo, par
Jean Bernard, of France, op. 279;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
© Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ec. Jan. 31, 1929;
E for. 2388; Paul Decourcelle, Nice,
France. 3130
Georgia; words by Frank N. Wilson
and Ray S. Seaton, music by F. N.
Wilson and N, B. Lewellyn. © 1c.
Feb. 8, 1929; E unp. 35438; F. N.
Wilson, Sanford, Fla., N. B. Lewel-
lyn and R. S. Seaton, Denver. 3131
163
3132
Georgia gigolo; novelty song, words
and music by Spencer Williams and
Howard Johnson. © Feb. 11, 1929;
2c. Feb. 11; E pub. 3376; Triangle
music pub. co., ine, New York.
3132
Georgia peach; words and music by
W. G. Pattison. © +1 ¢c. Feb. 18,
1929; E unp. 3880; William G. Pat-
tison, Palo Alto, Calif. 3133
Geraldine; words by Charles Tobias,
music by El Kay; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by May Singhi Breen. ©
Jan. 31, 1929; 2 c« Feb. 1; E pub.
3133; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
3134
Gespenster-marsch ; by Edgar Dame, of
Belgium; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor and violin 1 direction. 4to.
© Aug. 2, 1928; 1 ec. Feb. 7, 1929;
H for. 2552; Bosworth & co., Leip-
zig. 3135
Gethsemane; sacred song, words and
music by George Rittenhouse; in A
min. © Feb. 4, 1929; 2 ec. Feb. 5;
E pub. 3161; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 3136
Gia to meraki sou; composer anon.,
words and arr. of music by Tetos
Demeiriades, of Turkey, domiciled
at New York. [Words and melody
only] ©1« Feb. 8, 1929; E unp.
3554; Tetos music store, New York.
3137
Giglio fiorito; by M. Loguercio. [Mel-
ody only]: © 1c. Dec. 29, 1928; EB
unp. 23868; Michael Loguercio,
Brooklyn. 3138
Gin and It; fox trot, by Harry Par-
sons, of France; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Noy. 20, 1928;
1 e. Jan. 31, 1929; EH for. 2400;. H.
Benjamin, Paris. 3139
Ginger snaps; intermezzo, by Rosario
Bourdon; pf. © Dec. 27, 1928; 2.
Dec. 29; EH pub. 2582; Harms, ine.,
New York. 3140
Giovanna; lyric by J. A. J. Miller, mu-
sic by Al A. Erkert [i. e. Albert A.
Erkert] ©.1 «. Feb. 1,.1929; EB
unp. 3423; Joseph A. J. Miller,
Philadelphia. 3141
Girl (A) for every month; words and
music by Robert 8S. Armbruster. ©
Jan. 20, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 14; E pub.
3520; George M. Miles productions,
New York. 8142
Girls’ two-part choruses; composed,
arr, and ed. by Marion Moore and
J. A. Parks; sop. and alto. 4to. ©
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES”
pt. ITI, n. 8., v. 24
Jan. 2,:49293'2) ec: Jan, 'Ts art, ene
14; A 2853; J. A. Parks ¢o., York,
Neb. 3143
Git-wit-it; by S. J. Arodin. [Melody
only] ©ic. Jan. 30, 1929; © unp.
3655; Sidney J. Arodin, New Or-
leans. 3144
Giuliano; 2. fantasia, di R. Zandonai,
riduzione per orchestrina con pf.
conduttore di Arturo De Cecco, of
Italy. pts. 4to. © Feb. 15, 1929;
ic. Feb. 16; E for. 2729; G. Ricordi
& ¢co., Milan. 3145
Give a man a horse he ean ride; 2 pt.
song for boys voices, Words by
James Thomson, music by Geoffrey
O’Hara. 4to. © Feb. 11, 1929; 2 ¢
Feb. 12; E pub. 3382; R. L. Hunt-
zinger, inc., New York. 3146
Give me love; words by M. J. Mary,
music by Sylvester Long Cross. ©
1c. Feb. 21, 1929; EH unp. 3934; M.
J. Mary, Boise, Id. 3147
Give me sweet dreamland with a won-
derful one like you; words and mu-
sic by Tommie Jackson [i. e. T.
Jackson] New York City, Frank
Harding. © Jan. 14, 1929; 2 ¢. Jan.
17; EH pub. 3184; Thomas Jackson,
Sumter, S. C. 3148
Give up to Jesus; hymn, words and
music by A. N. Bostrom. (Jn Good
tidings, v. 4, no. 10, Oct., 1927) ©
Oct. 14, 1927; 2 c. Feb. 25, 1929; EH
pub. 38685; Albert N. Bostrom, Mc-
Allen, Tex. 3149)
Give your little baby lots of lovin’;
fox-trot song, lyric by Dolly Morse,
music by Joe Burke, arr. by Walter
C. Simon; Feistyle pianorgan. ©
Feb. 15, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 16; E pub.
3605; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
3150
Glenn (The) glee club book for girls;
collection of forty-two songs, ed. by
Mabelle Glenn and Virginia French.
4to. © Feb. 5, 1929; 2c. and aff.
Mar. 5; AA 11194; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 3151
Gloriana; words by A. Bellany, music
by Luther A. Clark. © Jan. 1, 1929;
2c. Feb. 27; E pub. 3788; Annette
Bellany, San Francisco. 3152
Glories of summer; Children’s day
pageant-service for the Sunday
school, pageant by M. A. G. Hding-
ton, words by Lizzie DeArmond and
others, music by John J. Thomas,
164
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3174
Clarence Nevin and others. 8vo. ©
Feb. 14, 1929; 2 ec. Feb. 18; D pub.
27459; Geo. F. Rosche, Chicago.
3153
Godard (Benjamin Louis Paul) An-
gels guard thee; berceuse, written
by S. J. Reilly, composed by B.
.Godard, arr. as a duet by Ernest
Newton, of Great Britain; sop. and
bar. [English and French text] ©
van. 10, 1929; 1 @ Jan. 26;'E for.
2532; Metzler & co. (1920) Itd., Lon-
don. 3154
God’s heaven; hymn, words and music
by Luther G. Presley. © Jan. 3,
1929; 2 ec. Feb. 26; E pub. 3710;
Eugene Monroe Bartlett, Hartford,
Ark. 3155
God’s messenger; poem by HElla A.
Abbott, music by Herbert A. Strout.
© Dec. 29, 1928; 2 c. Dec. 31; E
pub. 2083; E. Morris music pub. co.,
inec., New York. 3156
Goin’ back to Texas; words and music .
by Co J. “Robison. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 21, 1929;
EK unp. 389238; Carson J. Robison,
New York. 3157.
Goin’ south blues; words by Selma
Davis [pseud. of Aletha Dickerson],
music by Elzadie Robinson. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Feb. 8,
1929; E unp. 3570; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 3158
Goin’ to quit that runnin’ around!
words and music by W. R. Hodgin.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Feb. 26, 1929; E unp. 4053; Willard
Randolph Hodgin, New York. 3159
Goin’ to town; by Duke Ellington and
Bub Miley; pf. © Jan. 29, 1929;
2c. Feb. 11; E pub. 3366; Gotham
music service, inc., New York. 3160
Going through; hymn, words by Hal
Homer, music by B. B. McKinney.
(In Revival songs) © Jan. 15,
g070-. 2 ee. Web... 14 3.. Hii pub. 3750;
Robert Henry Coleman, Dallas.
3161
Going thru Gethsemane; sacred song,
words and music by W. N. Miles.
8vo. © Feb. 15, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 18;
E pub. 3588; Wilbur N. Miles, Wil-
liamsport, Pa. 3162
Golden days; arpeggio waltz, by B.
Percy James; pif. Boston—New
York, Evans music co. © Feb. 18,
1929;'2 c. Feb. 23; EB pub. 3661;
M. T. Evans, Boston. 3163
42049—29——3
Golden memories; suite, by Margaret
Meadows, of Great Britain; pf.
1. Golden days. [4 others] © Jan.
16, 1929; 1 ec. Feb. 7;:E for. 2548;
Warren & Phillips, London. 3164
Good counsel; words from a Balade by
Geoffrey Chaucer, music by Herbert
Howells, of Great Britain. 4to. ©
Feb. 2, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 18; E for.
2713; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.,
London. 3165
Good morning—good evening—good
night; words and music by Abner
Silver, Al Sherman and Al Lewis.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Feb. 27, 1929; E unp. 4074; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 3166
Good night little sweetheart; words
by P. Baxter, music by P. Baxter
and Dick O’Kane. © 1. Feb. 8,
1929; E unp. 3576; Phil Baxter,
Kansas City, Mo. 3167
Got the blue blues; words by AL.
Koppell, music by Frank Galassi.
© Jan. 29, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 11; E
pub. 3348; Mills music, ine. New
York. 3168
Graded tenor banjo method; by A. T.
Cremin. bk. 1. © July 14, 1928;
2 ec. Feb. 7, 1929; aff. Aug. 6, 1928;
AA 4876; Arthur T. Cremin, New
York. 3169
Grande (La) porte de Kiev; extrait
des Tableaux d’une exposition, par
M. Moussorgsky, transcrit pour
grand-orgue par Léonce de Saint-
Martin, of France. © Dec. 31, 1928;
1Se) Jan. 31;).1929: EY for. 2893 :
W. Bessel et cie., Paris. 3170
Great (The) event; hymn, words by
G. O. Vikan, music by Uno N.
Brauer. © Dec. 18, 1928; 2 ¢. Dec.
31; E pub. 3772; Gilbert O. Vikan,
N. D. Se!
Green’s (George Hamilton) xylophone
solos of famous Sam Fox successes ;
arr. by G. H. Green. © Feb. 28,
1929; 2c. (Febs 23 (H .pub.. Sia ;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 3172
Greetings; by Cedric W. Lemont; pf.
© Feb. 18, 1929; 2 c«. Feb. 19; E
pub. 3612; Irving Berlin standard
music corp., New York. 3173
Greyhounds (The) ; galop, for cinema,
by Joseph HEngleman, of Great
Britain; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. © Noy. 20, 1928; 1 c. Feb.
7, 1929; E for. 2557; Bosworth &
co., Leipzig. 3174
165
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3175
Griévement blessé; scéne dramatique,
par F. July, of France; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Dee.
31, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 8, 1929; E for.
2761; F. July, Paris.
Griselle (Thomas) Two American
sketches; pf. a. Nocturne. [1 other]
©. Feb. 25, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 26; E
pub. 37382; Robbins music corp., New
York. 3176
Grosse (Die) liebe kommt nur einmal
im -leben—; slow-fox, worte von
Fritz Rotter, musik von Hans May,
of Austria. © Oct. 16, 1928; 1 «.
Nov. 15; E for. 703; Drei masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 3177
Grown-up baby; words by M. Elizalde
and C. J. Edwards, music by Fred
Elizalde, of Spain; pf. and ukulele
ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Dec. 6, 1928; 1 ¢. Dec. 19;
E for. 2888; Cambridge music ¢o.,
London. 3178
Gruesome nights; by Isé Joels, of Hol-
land; pf. © Nov. 22, 1928; 2 ¢. Dec.
28; E pub. 3404; Sonnemann music
co., ine., New York. 3179
Grzechotka; polka, by W. Podosek.
[Melody only] ©1c. Feb. 26, 1929;
E unp. 4046; Walter Podosek, Cam-
den, N. J. 3180
Guess who; fox-trot ballad, words and
music by Morey Davidson and Sam-
my Watkins, arr. by Walter C.
Simon; Feistyle pianorgan. © Feb.
21, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 23; E pub. 3730;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 3181
Gypsy; fox-trot, music by Matt Mal-
neck and Frank Signorelli, arr. by
O. Sciacca; full military band pts.
obl. 24mo. © Jan. 30, 1929; 2c.
Jan. 31; E pub. 3222; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 3182
Gypsy; fox-trot song, by L. Wolfe
Gilbert, Matt Malneck and Frank
Signorelli, arr. by Walter C. Simon;
Feistyle pianorgan. © Feb. 15,
1929; 2 ec. Feb. 16; E pub. 3604;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 3183
Gypsy (The) band; danza ungherese,
by C. Adolfo Bossi, of Italy; violin
and pf. © Feb. 12, 1929; 2.c. Feb.
14; E pub. 3556; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 3184
Gypsy queen; words by Fred Johnson,
music by D. P. Stuart. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Feb. 1, 1929;
E unp. 3351; Dever Payne Stuart,
Clarksburg, W. Va. 38185
3175 |
pt. 11, nes., ¥. 24
Habanera; de Novia, par Roger Jénoc,
of France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 e.
Feb. 8, 1929; E for. 2784; Paul De-
courcelle, Paris. 3186
Hace un ano; danza, words and music
by Alfredo Reza, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at El Paso. [Photostat] ©
Jan, J1; 1929; °2 c. Keb. 8: 4 gue:
3442; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
3187
Handel (Georg Friedrich) A _ collec-
tion of Handel’s songs; selected and
ed. by Walter Ford, of Great Brit-
ain, with pf. accs. by Rupert Erle-
bach, of Great Britain. 4to. v. 1,
light sop.—v. 4, contralto. © Dee.
d1, 1928; 1 c. each Feb. 8, 1929;
E for. 2667, 2668; Boosey & co., ltd.,
London. 3188, 3189
Tochter Zion, freue dich; fiir orgel,
von Alfred Hottinger, of Germany.
©, Jan. 5, .1929;.1 « Heb, 18; BE for
2632; F. BE. GC. Leuckart, Leipzig.
3190
Hail, King Eternal; sacred song,
words and music by Bernard Ham-
blen; high voice, in C. © Feb. 15,
1929; 2 c. Feb. 16; HB ‘pub: 3594;
Harms, ine., New York. 3191
Hallelujah no more blues; fox trot,
words by D. Bervey, music by Ray
Hibbeler. © 1c. Feb. 21, 1929; E
unp. 3987; Dora Bervey, Chicago.
3192
Hark! I hear a strain of music; Haster
anthem, words by Hliza M. Sherman,
music by Eduardo Marzo; 3 pt. cho.
of women’s voices, with sop. solo;
organ acc. 4to. © Jan. 24, 1929;
2c. Jan. 30; E pub. 3240; G. Schir-
mer, ine., New York. 3193
Hark, what mean those holy voices;
Christmas anthem, music by Her-
bert J. Tily; mixed voices; organ
ace. 4to. © Oct. 25, 1927; 72 4.
Feb. 9, 1929; E pub. 3301; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 3194
Harmonica music; by H. Watanuki,
of Japan, domiciled at Los Angeles.
Tokio, Japan, Minosuke Ito. 12mo.
©: July 112,.1927 3 dive. Nov. 2Givdee:
Dec. 5; A—Foreign 739; Homare
Watanuki, Los Angeles. 3195
Harvest moon; words by W. Hall, mu-
sic by Sylvester Long Cross. ©1c.
Feb. 21, 1929; E unp. 39381; William
Hall, Seattle. 3196
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- no. 2, 1929
Haunted (The) flame; by George Dun-
bar Shewell; pf. © Feb. 12, 1929;
2 c. Feb. 14: E pub. 3558; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 3197
Have a sunny smile each day; hymn,
words by Edgar Jackson, music by
Claude Patton Ganus. (In Jewels
of glory) © Dec. 1,.1928; 2 c. Jan.
23, 1929;_E pub. 3264; Claude P.
Ganus, Birmingham, Ala. 3198
Hawaiian melodies; words and music
by L. Red Hawk [i. e. Leonard
Hawk] and J. Macario, jr. ©l1e.
Feb. 11, 1929; E unp. 3623; Leonard
Hawk and Joe Macario, jr., Hono-
lulu. 3199
Hawaiian Sandman; words by Charles
O’Flynn, music by F. Henri Klick-
mann. © Feb. 23, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
27: E pub. 3774; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc.. New York. 38200
Same. © 1c. Feb. 7, 1929; E
unp. 3525; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc., New York. 3201
Hawkes (The) photo-play series;
piano album no. 20, by Raymond S.
C. Bennet, of Great Britain. no.
115. The dark intruder. [5 others]
© Dee. 7, 1928; 1 c. Dee. 21; E for.
2697; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.,
London. 3202
Haydn (Franz Josef) Humoresque;
for motion pictures arr. by A. Fas-
sio; pf. conductor. © Dec. 26, 1928;
2 @. Dee. 27; Epub. 3168; A. Pas-
sio, New York. 3203
He can save me too; hymn, words and
music by N. B. Vandall. © Feb. 1,
1929; 2 c. Feb. 9; E pub. 3324; Lil-
lenas pub. co., Indianapolis. 3204
He has gone to Kumbaccoola; words
and music by Fred Manville, of
Great Britain. © Nov. 3, 1928; 1.
Nov. 22; E for. 2583; Nash & sons,
Cambridge, England. 3205
He ransomed me; hymn, words and
music by Burl Sparks. © Feb. 1,
fo20 5 \2 1c. Web.19> Epub: Sa23 ) ail-
lenas pub. co., Indianapolis. 3206
He’s smiling through; sacred duet,
words and music by H. Burns, arr.
by Arthur Smith. © Feb. 13, 1929;
2c. Feb. 16; E pub. 3599; Harriet
Burns, Beresford, S. D. 3207
He’s the best friend I can find; hymn,
words and music by E. Boone. ©
Feb. 4, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 7; E pub.
3207 ; Edward Boone, Grand Rapids,
Mich. 3208
3218
He told me to think of a number;
words by Dan O. Scott and Geo.
Crump, music by Will Hyde, of
Great Britain; pf. acc., with uku-
lele arr. by Charles Hanley. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Dec.
20, 1926 Th es Feo." 8) te20e" Fy ror.
2658; Music pub. co., Itd., London.
3209
Hearts in Dixie; theme song from the
photoplay, lyric by Walter Weems,
music by Howard Jackson. © Feb.
by, 1929. 352) GaeKebinfjeH pub. 3214 >
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.,.
New York. 3210
Heaving (The) of the lead; old naval
song, words by W. Pearce, music
arr. by Alec Rowley, of Great Brit-
ain; 2 treble voices. 4to. © Jan.
23, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 4; E for. 2692;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd., Lon-
don. 3211
Heigh-ho everybody, heigh-ho; words
and music by Harry Woods. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Feb. 23,
1929; E unp. 3969; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inec., New York. By Aly.
Helden-parade; marsch, von H. L.
Blankenburg, op. 190, arr. von Leo-
pold Weninger, of Austria; orch.
Dis, At0s, ©. Jan. . 6.01929... dave:
Feb. 9; E for. 2580; Anton J. Ben-
jamin, Leipzig. 3213
Hello my Josephine, my Joe dear;
words and music by C. M. Kay.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
Feb. 23, 1929; E unp. 3960; Carolyn
Margarite Kay, Omaha, Neb. 3214
Hello sunshine hello; words by Charles
Tobias and Jack Murray, music by
Henry H. Tobias. © Feb. 11, 1929;
2c. Feb. 15; E pub. 3467; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New
York. aoe
Hello sweetie; words by Bob Schafer,
music by Joseph A. Cirina; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Feb. 18, 1929; 2 ec.
Feb. 19; E pub. 3610; Al. Pianta-
dosi, New York. 3216
Henries Ford; words and music by
M. HE. Livingston. © 1c. Feb. 13,
1929; E unp. 3747; Mary Elisabeth
Livingston, Sedro Wolley, Wash.
3217
Her name is Helen; words and music
by Larry Fish, jr. [i. e. L. C. Fish,
jr.] [Words and melody only] ©
i: ce.) Webiipt,719295 BE mnps 361s -
Lawrence C. Fish, jr., Brooklyn.
3218
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3219
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Herbert (The) Hoover march; by P. | His resurrection; service of responses
FEF. Damm; pf. © Feb. 2, 1929; 2 ¢.
Feb. 6; E pub. 3167; Peter F. Damm,
Dover, N. H. 3219
Here comes the bride; words and mu-
sic by Harold Christy and Charles
Rosoff. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1929; E unp. 3873;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 3220
Here comes the bride; words and mu-
sic by Howard Jackson and Walter
Weems. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 7, 1929; E unp. 3527;
Fox film corp., New York. 3221
Here I go; lyrics and music by F.
Pruslin. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 5, 1929; E unp. 34389;
Frank Pruslin, Brooklyn. 3222
Heut’ hab’ ich premiére bei einer
schonen frau! lied und_ boston,
worte von Fritz Rotter, musik von
Richard Tauber, of Germany. ©
Dec. 14, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 8, 1929; E
for. 2576; Alrobi musikverlag, G.
m. b. H., Berlin. 3223
Hiding; words by Mat Freedman [i.
e. M. Freedman], music by Cy Cot-
ler [i. e. S. Cotler] [Words and
melody only] © 1. Feb. 1, 1929;
E unp. 8974; Simon Cotler, New
York, and Matilda Freedman, Lans-
downe, Pa. 3224
High (The) flyer; words and music
by F. H. Carlson. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Feb. 2, 1929; E
unp. 3376; Francis H.. Carlson, Bal-
four. ING a! 3225
High up on a hill-top; fox-trot, music
by Abel Baer, Ian Campbell and
George Whiting, arr. by O. Sciacca ;
full military band pts. obl. 24mo.
© Jan. 30. 1929; 2c. cain. wad $2
pub. 3228; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
3226
Hiking: 3 pt. school cho., words and
music by William Baines; sop., alto
and bass. 4to. © Feb. 12, 1929;
2 ¢. Feb. 14; E pub. 3550; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 8220
Hipp-i-ty hop; by George Hamilton
Green: pf. © Fehb..25, 1929; 2\c¢.
25: E pub. 3693; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 3228
His journey’s end; words by Frank
Luther, music by C. J. Robison.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
Feb. 19, 1929: E unp. 3857; Carson
J. Robison, New York. 3229
for celebration of Easter, words by
Elsie Duncan Yale, music by J. Lin-
coln Hall. 8vo. © Jan. 23, 1929;
2 e Feb. 11; E pub. 33384; Hall-
Mack ¢o., Philadelphia. 3230
Hit-ta-ditty low down; words and mu-
Sic by Frankie Jaxon. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 13, 1929;
E unp. 3698; State street music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 3231
Hob a hartz; words by Anshel Schorr,
music by Sholom Secunda. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. Feb. 18,
1929; E unp. 4106; Samuel Secunda,
Brooklyn. 3232
Hokum boys from Tennesee [!]; words
and music by T. Dorsey. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Feb. 27,
1929; E unp. 4089; Thomas Dorsey,
Chicago. 3233
Hold it boy; by Clarence Jones. [Mel-
ody only] ©1e. Feb. 8, 1929; E
unp. 3560; Chicago music pub. co.,
ine., Chicago. 3234
Holiday pictures; suite, by Margaret
Meadows, of Great Britain; pf. 1.
The caveman’s dance. [4 others] ©
Jan. 29, 1929; 1 e Feb. 19; E for.
2821; Warren & Phillips, London.
3235.
Hollindisches volksleben; klavier-
stiicke von Julius R6ntgen, of Ger-
many, op. 91. heft 2. © Feb. 1,
1929: 1 c. Feb. 20; E for. 2817; D.
Rahter, Leipzig. 3236
Holland; duet or 2 pt. school cho., mu-
sic: by George Byron Adams. 4to.
© Feb. 12, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 14; E pub.
3540; Theodore Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 3237
Holy, holy, holy, Lord God of hosts;
sanctus, from the Heroic symphony,
by Hans Huber, arr. by Clarence
Dickinson; sop. or ten. solo, with
cho. of mixed voices. 4to. © Feb.
2, 1929: 2 c. Feb. 4; E pub. 3144;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 3238
Home sweet home for two; words and
music by S. W. Hollowell. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 11, 1929; E unp. 3641; Stella
Watts Hollowell, Santa Barbara,
Calif. 3239
Honey (The) and the bee; words by
E. M. Lyttleton, music by Robt. H.
3rennen. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 1, 1929; E unp. 3353;
Eva M. Lyttleton, Hartford. 3240
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3261
Honeycomb harmony; by Spencer Wil-
liams; pf. © 1c. Feb. 16, 1929; E
unp. 3795; Triangle music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 3241
Honeymoon soon; words and music
by R. L. McCanon. Mitchell, South
Dakota, Custer battlefield hi-way
headquarters. [Mimeograph ] ©
rep. 1k: 1929: 2c. Feb: -8:"°E ‘pub.
3269; R. L. MeCanon, Mitchell, S. D.
3242
Honky tonk lullabye; words and mu-
sic by Neil Moret. [Chords, single
staff] © 1c. Feb. 8, 1929; E unp.
3575; Villa Moret, ine., San Fran-
cisco. 32438
Honolulu (The) beach boy blues; lyric
by Billy Male [i. e. W. H. Male],
music by Leonard Hawk. © Oct.
31, 1928; 2 c. Dec. 31; E pub. 3169;
William Henry Male, Honolulu.
3244
Hop-off; words by Minnie I. Hodapp,
music by S. J. Jepperson: with vio-
lin obbl. © 1 ec. Feb. 19, 1929; E
unp. 3902; Samuel J. Jepperson, Los
Angeles. 3245
Hora (La) trece; tango, par José M.
Lucchesi, arr. par Ph. Parés, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. 4to. © Jan. 5, 1929; 1¢ Jan.
31; E for. 2464; Editions musicales
Sam Fox, Paris. 3246
Hostellerie (L’) de la vertu; opérette
en 8 actes, livret et lyrics de Jean
Guitton, musique de Henry Verdun,
of France. Voice and pf. sc. ©
Hee. o1,. 4998: 1 c.. Jans, dl, 1929:
D pub. 27446; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 3247
Hot chocolate; lyric by Dorothy
Fields, music by Jimmy McHugh;
pt. ace., with ukulele arr. by M.
Kalua. © Jan. 29, 1929; 2 c Feb.
11; E pub. 3346; Mills music, inc.,
New York. 3248
Hot peppers; melody by H. Egbert. ©
foe, Heb. 25, 192 - HY unp. 3947;
Harry Egbert, Queens Village, L. I.,
cs ge 3249
Hotsy-totsy hose, going to town; by J.
H. Linton; melody, with pf. ace. ©
1 ¢. Feb. 19, 1929; E unp. 3870; Jack
Hartman Linton, Beechhurst, White-
stone, L. I., N. Y. 3250
How can I know; words by N. S. Rag-
land, melodic completion by Casper |
Nathan. New York City, Frank |
Harding. © Jan. 14, 1929: 2 ec. |
Jan. 17; E pub. 3185; Nina S. Rag-
land, Eudora, Ark. 3251
How can I learn to love someone else,
when there’s no one else but you;
words and music by Al. Dynes [i. e.
A. A. Dynes] [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 8, 1929; E unp.
3541; Alexander Aloysius Dynes,
Jersey City. 3252
How can I show I love you; words
and music by E. P. Wrubel. [Words
and melody only] © 1 «¢. Feb. 6,
1929; E unp. 3488; Elias Paul Wru-
bel, Middletown, Conn. we
How dja do; words and music by
Frank Lynch. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Feb. 9, 1929; E unp.
3591; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
254
How do I know; hymn, words and
music by B. B. McKinney. (Jn Re-
vival songs) © Jan. 15, 1929; 2 e.
Feb. 11; E pub. 3760; Robert Henry
Coleman, Dallas. aoa
How far is it to Bethlehem? Christ-
mas anthem, words by Frances Ches-
terton, music by Richard Donovan;
women’s voices; organ ace. 4to.
Oct. 14; 1927 = 2 .¢. Keb. 9, 1929-238:
pub) o500: HW. Gray co.,. New
York. 3256
How it hurts to love a girl like you;
words and music by O. F. Angell.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Feb. 8, 1929; E unp. 3539; Oscar
Franklyn Angell, Long Beach, Calif.
3257
How long, how long blues; no. 3, words
by Leroy Carr, music by Leroy Carr
and J. M. Williams. [Words and
‘melody only] © 1. Feb. 13, 1929;
E unp. 3712; State street music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 3258
How much of that can I stand; words
and music by Gladys’ Bentley.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Feb. 25, 1929; E unp. 4009; J. C.
Johnson, New York. 3259
How to play the trumpet; by Fred H.
Pitt: 4to. Ky sane is. 1929.:: | Tese!
Feb. 20; A int. 12348; John E. Dal-
las and sons, ltd., London. 3260
Hula bula lullaby; words and music
by Chick Endor, Harry Steinberg,
Ray Benson and the Duncan sisters ;
pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by Charles
Hanley. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions.] © Dec. 28, 1928; 2 ¢. Feb. 8,
1929: E pub. 3475; Music pub. co.,
ltd., London. 3261
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3262
Huldreslaat (Hulderdance) ; by Agathe
Backer Grondahl, of Norway, arr.
by A. Andersen Wingar, of Norway;
salon orch. pts. 4to. © Sept. 10,
1928*. 1c INOW. Siwy oss. Norsk
musikforlag, Oslo, Norway. 3262
Humiliavit semet ipsum (He took an
humble form upon Him) ; motet, by
W. A. Pickard-Cambridge, of Great
Britain, op. 18, no. 2; mixed voices.
London, Novello & co., ltd. 4to. ©
Jan. ot, JO29" dic. Web. sie tor.
2382; W. A. Pickard-Cambridge, Ox-
ford, England. 3263
Humoresque; von Alex. De Taeye, of
Belgium ; odeon and salon orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and violin 1 con-
ductor. 4to. © Feb. 18, 1929; 1c.
Feb. (9; BE for. 2655; Aug. Cranz,
G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 3264
Hungarian dance; by Gladys Cumber-
land, of Great Britain; percussion
band, with pf. conductor, child con-
ductor’s se., and pf. duet, violin ad
lib. Ov Janin21), 1929); 1 ye. Mebachs
Ei for. 2547; Warren & Phillips,
London. 3265
Hunting (A) song; male cho., words
and music by F. L. Cunningham.
[Words and melody only] © 1«.
Keb. 79, 1929 7 un 81 oo. 4. anol
Lewis Cunningham, Los Angeles.
3266
Tyuyuka-13-Komomuitnoen (Hutzulka -ez.
kolomyjkow) ; words and music by
G. Apolsky. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 11, 1929; E unp.
3621; George Apolsky, Detroit. 3267
Hymn for St. Joseph of Arimathea ;
by H. W. van Couenhoven, plain
song melody, alternate verses set to
music by Reginald Mills Silby. ©
Feb: 20, 1929; 2 ¢. Feb. 23; EH pub.
3635; Herbert Woodhull van Couen-
hoven, New York. 3268
Hymn to liberty; by G. Ad. Uthmann,
English words and arrangement for
mixed voices by Herman Koehler.
4to. (©) Feb. 1920: 2 ia. Nel:
Epub. 3401; Orbis music pub. ¢o.,
New York. 3269
esquisse sympho-
par Amédée Reuchsel, of
France; orch, pts., with pf. con-
ductor. _4to. © Dee. 31, 1928; 1 ¢.
Jan. 31, 1929; E for. 2482; J. Yves
Krier, Paris. 3270
I ain’t scared of you; words and music
by L. Morton. ©1c. Feb. 12, 1929;
Hymne
nique,
érotique ;
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
E unp. 3670; Leroy Morton, New
York. 3271
I am not lonesome when my memories
are of you; words and music by R.
Merriwell. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Feb. 2, 1929; KE unp.
3080; Robert Merriwell, Welles, Nev.
LP 04
I am so glad you love me; words by
G. Ginther, music by Walter New-
comer. New York City, Frank Har-
ding. © Jan. 14, 1929); 2° ey fam
17; E pub. 3189; Grace Ginther, St.
Louis. 3273
I believe in dreams; words by N. Con-
ney, music by K. H. Baker. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Dec. 26,
1928; EK unp. 3417; Keith H. Baker,
Oshkosh, Wis., and Nat Conney, Mil-
waukee. 3274
I belong to you; theme song, words
by Jo Trent, music by D. Savino. ©
1c. Feb. 4, 1929; E unp. 3400; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 3275
I ean find Him everywhere; hymn,
words and music by A. H. Ackley.
(In Revival songs) © Jan. 15,
1929; 2 ¢c.. Feb. 113 4 publ wer
Robert H. Coleman, Dallas. 3276
I can tell you; fox-trot, by Georges
W. Larazay, of France; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and words. EHdi-
tions Costallat. 4to. © Dee. 31,
1928; 1 ¢ Feb. 8, 1929; E for. 2767;
Lucien de Lacour, Paris. S217
I cannot afford to miss heaven; sacred
sohg, words and music by Dorothy
Dobbins Dake. Jan; Tae yipee:
2 ¢. Feb. 27: -E. pub: st6e2) fume
Jennings Dake, Tulsa, Okl. 3278
I’d like to love someone like you;
words by Troy Perkins, musie by
A. O: Willis. © 1c) Pepy 2a ie2..;
E unp. 3997; Augustus Odell Willis,
Bowling Green, Ky. 3279
I don’t care what you call me, if you
don’t call me down; words and mu-
sic by M. P. Hemphill. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 18, 1929;
E unp. 3828: Mareus P. Hemphill,
Oklahoma City. 3280
I don’t mind the rain drops; words
and musie by Larry Fish, jr. [1i. e.
IL. C. Fish, jr.] [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Feb. 9, 1929; H
unp. 3589; Lawrence C. Fish, jr.,
Brooklyn. 3281
170
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no. 2, 1929 : 3303
I don’t work for a living; words and Jan. 25, 1929; 1 e@ Feb, 2; EB for.
music by E. Lee. [Words and mel- 2689; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
ody only] © 1c. Feb. 12, 1929 ; EB 3292
unp. 38669; Edward Lee, Philadel- | [ know; lyrics by Elsa Barker, music
phia. 3282 by G. Bagby. © 1 c¢. Feb. 18, 1929;
I don’t work for a living; words by E unp. 4101; George Bagby, New
{
ke
James J. Mullan, old air arr. by E.
Lee. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ¢. Jan. 30, 1929; E unp. 38495;
Edward Lee, Philadelphia. 3283
feel lost without you; words and
music by J. Kopf. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Feb. 26, 1929; E
unp. 4042; Jack Kopf, Philadelphia.
3284
found a four leaf clover when I
found you; words by R. Gibson, mu-
sie by S. Marco and John Finke, jr.
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1929: E unp. 3942;
Sano Marco, New York, John Finke,
jr., Ravena, N. Y., and Ross Gibson,
Portland, Or. ; 3285
found my dream girl when I found
you; words and music by R. A.
Pritchett. © 1 ¢. Feb. 7, 1929; E
unp. 3516; Ray Alphus Pritchett,
Dallas. 3286
got a eode in by doze; words and
music by Arthur Fields and Fred
Hall. [Chords, single staff] ©1e.
Feb. 27, 1929; E unp. 4072; Santly
music pub. co., ine... New York. 3287
had to give up gymnasium; words
and music by T. Dorsey. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Feb. 8,
1929; E unp. 3550; Thomas Dorsey,
Chicago. 3288
have twelve oxen; 2 pt. song in
canon for equal voices, words anon.,
music by Eric H. Thiman, of Great
Britain. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Feb. 15, 1929: 1 ¢.
Feb. 18; EH for. 2712; Novello & co.,
Itd., London. 3289
heard you call me, pal o’ mine;
words and music by Harold Dixon;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Jan. 29,
ee: 2 e., Web. 1L= Epub. 3355;
Gotham music service, inc., New
York.
I held you in my arms just yesterday ;
words by J. A. Tole, music by Wil-
liam Albert Scribner. © 1 c¢. Feb.
13, 1929; E unp. 3686; Joseph Ar-
thur Tole, Stoneham, Mass. 3291
kiss your hand, madame; music by
Ralph Erwin, transcribed by Tony
Lowry, of Great Britain; pf.
171
3290
York. 3293
Ill always keep the rose you gave
me; words by Paul De. Frank, music
by W. E. Russell and Frank Adduci.
[Words and melody only] ©1e«e
Feb. 16, 1929; E unp. 3804; William
EK. Russell, Allston, Mass. 3294
T’ll be happy as long as I have you;
words and music by D. K. Lyndon;
pf. © 1c Feb. 27, 1929; E unp.
4092; Dudley K. Lyndon, Chicago.
3295
T’ll go to Chicago! words and music
by Larry, Bish, jr: Lt e. 1: .C. Fish
jr.] [Words and melody only] ©
Ler Weep. 40)" 19295" El mp. S619;
Lawrence ©. Fish, jr., Brooklyn.
3296
Till meet you tonight in dreamland;
waltz, words and music by A. Healy.
© 1c. Feb. 26, 1929; E unp. 4054;
Amelia Healy, Oakland, Calif. 3297
Ill never tire of you; words and mu-
sic by Frank George Skoglund.
[Words and meledy only] ©le«
Feb. 6, 1929; E unp. 3849; Frank G.
Skoglund, Chicago. 3298
Til praise my Maker; anthem, hymn
by Isaac Watts, music by J. Arthur
Meaie, of Great Britain. 4to.
Jan. S,,1929> (4 «Jan. 9; itor.
2637; Novello & co., 1td., London.
3299
T’ll smack his sassy face; words and
music by N. Brunell. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Feb. 7, 1929;
E unp. 3504; Nita Brunell, Chicago.
3300
[ll take you home, old timer, any old
time at all; words and music by
Harold Dixon; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by M. Kalua. © Jan. 29, 1929;
2 c. Feb. 11; E pub. 3357; Gotham
music service, inc., New York. 3301
I long to belong to someone; words by
E. Fogerty, music by David Reed.
© 1c. Feb. 15, 1929; E unp. 3757;
E. Fogerty, New York. 3302
long to see the old home-stead once
more; words and music by L. Love-
ridge. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 13, 1929; E unp. 3685;
Leila Loveridge, Rensselaer, N. Y.
3303
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3304
pt. ITI, n. s., v. 24
I love the lady up in the moon; words
and music by Louise D’Artell; med.
voice. ©1c. Feb. 19, 1929; E unp.
3851; John Erhard Hunziker, Te-
tonia, Id. 3304
I love thee, my country; ballad, words
and music by A. F. Carlson, music
arr. by M. C. Jensen. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Jan. 24,
1929; 2 e. Jan. 80; E pub. 3179;
- Axel F. Carlson, Campello, Mass.
3305
I love to hear you singing; words by
Lillian Glanville, music by Haydn
Wood, orch. by Henri Klickmann;
orech. pts.; in E flat. New York,
Chappell-Harms, inc. 4to. © Feb.
1 £929; 2 °c. Feb. 2; HE pub.-3393;
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 3306
I love to love a girl like you; fox-
trot, words and music by F. Mar-
tinez, jr. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 8, 1929; E unp. 3544;
Frank Martinez, jr., Clear Water,
Fla.
I love you best of all; lyrics by Louis
Shears, music by V. Tomasulo. ©
1 e. Feb. 15, 1929; E unp. 3764;
Vincent Tomasulo, Brooklyn. 3308
I love you more than you love me;
from Virginia, words by Douglas
Furber, R. P. Weston and Bert Lee,
music by Harris Weston, of Great
Britain. London, New York & Syd-
ney, Chappell & co., ltd. © Jan. 21,
1920) ot) endian 30) VEY tor: 2643
Harms, ine., New York. 3309
I’m a pilgrim; sacred song, words and
music by Herbert Johnson, arr. by
Geo. J. Trinkaus. 1. Mixed voices.
2. Male voices. 4to. © Feb. 25,
1929; 2 ¢@. each Feb. 25; pub.
3670, 3671; Peate’s music house, inc.,
Utica, N. Y. GOL, el.
I’m a sailor; words and music by P.
Leff; pf. © 1 c¢ Feb. 8, 1929; E
unp. 3585; Pincus Leff, St. Paul.
3312
I’m all aflutter; words and music by
Larry Fish, jr. [i. e. L. C. Fish, jr.]
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Feb. 11, 1929; E unp. 3620; Law-
rence C, Fish, jr., Brooklyn. 3313
I’m baby; words and music by W. R.
Hodgin. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 16, 1929; E unp. 3807;
Willard Randolph MHodgin, New
York. 3314
3307 |!
I’m disappointed [!] in you; lyrics
and music by Don Beidleman [i. e.
D. F. Beidleman] © 1 c¢. Feb. 18,
1929; E unp. 3850; Donald Foster
Beidleman, Nanticoke, Pa. 3315
I’m doing what I’m doing for love; in
Honky tonk, words by Jack Yellen,
music by Milton Ager; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by Dan Dougherty. ©
Feb. 20, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 21; E pub.
3625; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc.,
New York. 3316
I’m dreaming dreams that never come
true; words and music by W. R.
Williams; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Feb. 1, :1929;°2 ¢ Feb. 2; 4p
31381; Will Rossiter, Chicago. 3317
I’m falling in love with your wonder-
ful eyes; words by Teddy Joyce,
music by Sammy Mysels. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. Feb. 4,
1929; E unp. 3415; Spier & Coslow,
inc., New York. 3318
I’m going back home; words by O.
Yester, music by B. M. Hale. ©l1e.
Feb. 14, 1929; E unp. 37386; Olive
Yester, Gary, Ind. 3319
I’m going to be tough on you; words
by G. Ward, music by R. Montgom-
ery and G. Ward. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Feb. 16, 1929; E
unp. 38797; Reggie Montgomery,
Pasadena, and George Ward, Holly-
wood, Calif. 3320
I’m in love with my wife; words and
music by R. A. Wood. ©. 1 «. Feb.
20, 1929; E unp. 3920; Roy Albert
Wood, Sanger, Calif. 3321
I’m just wild about everything, and
especially you; fox-trot song, words
and music by Abner Silver, Al Sher-
man and Al Lewis. © Feb. 23,
1929; 2 « Feb. 26; HE. pub. 3727;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 3322
I’m just wonderin’ who; words and
music by Jack Palmer and Irving
Mills; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
M. Kalua. © Jan. 29, 19297 2 «&
Feb. 11; E pub. 3361; Gotham mu-
sie service, inc., New York. 3323
I’m ka-razy for you; words and mu-
sic by Al Jolson, Billy Rose and
Dave Dreyer. © Feb. 14, 1929; 2 e¢.
Feb. 15; E pub. 3531; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 3324
I’m living in a forest of mem’ries;
waltz, words by M. Ford, music by
Ray Hibbeler. ©1c. Feb. 18, 1929;
E unp. 3856; Mae Ford, Marshall,
Tex. 3325
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1929
I’m longing for someone to love; words
and music by A. Brock. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ce. Oct. 26,
1928; E unp. 616; Archibald Brock,
Arlington, N. J. 3326
I’m not so young; words and music
by A. J. Najaka. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Feb. 11, 1929;
E unp. 3634; Andrew J. Najaka,
Gleniyon, Pa. 3327
I'm pleading with you; lyries by Pat-
ricia Lawlor and Ernie Burnett,
musie by E. Burnett. [Chords, sin-
gle staff} © 1c. Feb. 15, 1929; H
unp. 3771; Ernest M. Burnett, Chi-
cago. 3328
I’m. sorry Sally; fox-trot, music by
Ted Fiorito, arr. by O. Sciacca; full
military band pts. obl. 24mo.
Jan. 30, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 31; E pub.
3221; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
3329
I’m the nutty nut that’s nutty over
nuts; words and music by L. Dia-
mond. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 8, 1929; E unp. 3551;
Leo Diamond, Brooklyn. 3330
I’m the wealthiest man in the world;
words and music by Roy Turk and
Fred E. Ahlert. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Feb..1, 1929; E
unp. 3349; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. Soak
I’m thinking forever of you; words by
Frank Livingstone [pseud. of F. L.
Warner], music by L. Hope. ©1c.
Feb. 18, 1929; E unp. 3818; Frank
L. Warner, Alameda, Calif., and
Louise Hope, San Francisco. 33832
I’m trying to forget; words by L. Ro-
senthal, music by Alvin Rosenthal.
[Chords, single staff] © 1 ¢. Feb.
20, 1929; E unp. 3888; Leonard
Rosenthal, Brooklyn. 3333
I’m wondering where you are tonight,
and wondering if you’re still true;
waltz, lyric and music by O. L. Hub-
bert. © 1c. Feb. 5, 1929; E unp.
3004; Ollie Lee Hubbert, Los Ange-
les. 3334
I’m your rain-beau; words and music
by A. Johnston. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Feb. 8, 1929; E
unp. 3542; Anne Johnston, Morris,
Til. 3335
I must have a cup of tea; written and
composed by Butler Wright, of
Great Britain; pf. acc., with banju-
lele banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin
3346
D. Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Dec. 17, 1928; 1 e.
Dec. 18; E for. 1864; B. Feldman &
co., London. 3336
I never can forget your broken prom-
ises; words and music by I. Kane
and E. White. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Feb. 28, 1929; E unp.
4118; Irving Kane and Edward
White, Brooklyn. 3337
I never knew that I loved you; words
and music by A. Nickell, of Canada.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Feb. 25, 1929; E unp. 3992; Alfred
K. Nickell, Toronto, Ont., Canada.
3338
I passed your garden wall; words by
Francis J. Wells, music by P. M.
Starr. © Feb. 20, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
25; EH pub. 3686; Perry M. Starr,
Long Beach, Calif. 3339
I pleaded guilty; words and music by
W. Friedberg. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 27, 1929; E unp.
4085; William Friedberg, Cleveland.
3340
I should say so; fox trot, words and
music by V. Marcy; pf. acec., with
arr. for ukulele by Bobby Bennett.
© 1c. Feb. 23, 1929; E unp. 3966;
Victor Marcy, Perrysburg, N. Y.
3041
I think of you; words and music by
EK. Spicer. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 26, 1929; E unp. 4050;
Edward Spicer, New York. 3342
I thought; words by Cristel Hastings,
music by L. D. Fischer. © 1 «.
Feb. 18, 1929; E unp. 4062; Louise
Daggett Fischer, San Antonio. 3348
I used to be a shrinking vy-let, but I’m
a tiger-lily now; words and music
by Geo. J. Bennett and Sam Carlton.
© Feb. 8, 1929; 2 ce. Feb. 11; E pub.
3387; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 3344
I’ve been cheating, cheating on you;
words by C. N. Kosmalski, music by
Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Feb. 20, 1929; BE unp.
38880; Caroline Nixa Kosmalski,
Racine, Wis. 3345
I’ve crossed the separated line; words
and music by Joel Taggert. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Feb. 8,
1929; E unp. 3563; Chicago music
pub. co., inec., Chicago. 3346
173
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3347
I’ve found the man I love; words by
Dwight Taylor, melody by T. Cum-
ings. © 1c. Feb. 7, 1929; E unp.
3508; Thayer Cumings, New York.
3347
I’ve got it all, if that’s any news to
-you; words by Joe Walker, music by
Stanley Wilson. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1e. Feb. 8, 1929; BE
unp. 3574; Chicago music pub. co.,
inc., Chicago. 3348
I’ve got religion; words’ and music by
Irving Bibo and Dale Wimbrow;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © Jan. 18, 1929; 2 ¢.
Jan. 18; EH} pub. 2745; Bibo-Lang inc.,
New York. 3349
I wanna see my baby; words by Selma
Davis [pseud. of Aletha Dickerson],
music by Priscilla Stewart. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Feb. 8,
1929; E unp. 3562; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 3350
I want you only; words by G. Ward,
music by R. Montgomery and G.
Ward. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 12, 1929; E unp. 3679;
Reggie Montgomery, Pasadena,
Calif., and George Ward, Hollywood,
Calif. 3351
I want your love to have and hold;
words by J. C. Mack, jr. and George
Albert Ormes, music by G. A. Ormes.
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1929; E unp. 4128;
Joseph C. Mack, jr., Toledo, O.
3352
I whistle to my old coon dog; words
by Frank Luther, music by C. J.
Robison. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 6, 1929; E unp. 3479;
Carson J. Robison, New York. 33853
I will always love you, darling; words
by C. EH. Hoffman, music by Nor-
wood Dale. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Jan. 14, 1929; 2c. Jan.
17; E pub. 3186; Callie E. Hoffman,
Laneaster, O. 3354
wish you all the luck in the world;
words by James Cavanaugh and
Ned Washington, music by Michael
H. Cleary ; pf. aec., with ukulele arr.
by M. Kalua. © Jan. 29, 1929; 2 c.
Feb. 11; E pub. 3345; Milks music,
inc., New York. 3355
I wonder if she’s still thinking of me
today; words and music by W. M.
Lame!
Sims. © 1. Feb. 21, 1929; E unp.
4060; William McKinley Sims,
Buffalo. 3356
Dt. ‘IT, 0h Se We 24
I wonder where Mary is tonight;
words and music by Walter Wallace
and Mitchell Parish; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. © Jan.
29, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 11; EB pub. 3344;
Mills music, inc., New York. 3357
I wonder why? fox-trot, words and
music by B. R. Woods. © 1 ¢. Feb.
19, 1929; E unp. 3907; Bertha Reola
Woods, Chicago. 3358
I wouldn’t care for that; or How I
could care for that, words and
music by E. P. Wrubel. [Words and
melody only] ©1 ¢. Feb. 6, 1929;
E unp. 3490; Elias Paul Wrubel,
Middletown, Conn. 3359
I yearn for day-dreams and you;
waltz ballad, words and music by
B. R. Woods. © 1 ec. Feb. 19, 1929;
E unp. 3905; Bertha Reola Woods,
Chicago. 3360
Ice cold mamma; words and music by
B. C. Gregory. [Words and melody
only] ©1. Feb. 7, 1929; E unp.
3521; Bobby C. Gregory, New York.
3361
ihnen. viel zu sagen, sehr
verehrte gnid’ge frau! lied und
boston, worte von Fritz Rotter,
musik von Fritz Rotter und Her-
mann Krome, both of Germany. ©
Nov. 15, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 8, 1929; HE
for. 2578; Alrobi musikverlag, G. m.
Db. B. Berlin. 3362
Ich trium’ so gern von dienem reizen-
den madonnengesicht ! lied und
slow-fox, text von Kurt Schwabach
u. Willy Rosen, musik von Willy
Rosen, of Germany, klav. arrang.
von Nico Dostal, of Austria. ©
Nov., 25, 1928; 1c. Feb. 8,;/202903
for. 2720; Alrobi musikverlag, G. m.
b. H., Berlin. 3363
Ich weiss schon lingst, dass du mich
heimlich lieb hast! lied und tango,
text von Fritz Rotter, musik von
Walter Jurmann, of Austria, klav.-
arr. von Nico Dostal, of Austria.
© Dec. 14, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 8, 1929;
EH for. 2719; Alrobi musikverlag,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 3364
Idol (The) and queen of my dream;
words by R. E. McCaleb, music by
Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 6, 1929; E unp.
3471; Roy E. McCaleb, Hennessey,
Ok. 3365
Idylle (Une) pendant un film; inter-
mezzo, per Guzzi Buzzi Ercole, of
Italy; orch. pts., with pf. conductor.
Ich hab’
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no. 2, 1929
4to. © Jan. 10, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 8;
E for. 2758; Francis Moulin, Cannes,
France. 3366
Mare Delmas,
Chapelier, of
Idylle printaniére; de
arrangement par S.
France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c.
ei te Poete OT fOr. eres. «Le:
Philippo, Paris. 3367
Idylle printaniére; par Mare Delmas,
of France; pf. © Dec. 31, 1928;
Poe fan. ol, loco. b. for, 2452, i.
Philippo, Paris. 3368
If; waltz, words by S. K. MacLean,
arr. by F. C. Dunham. [Photostat]
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1929; E unp. 3667;
Sumner Kinsman MacLean, % Post-
master, New York. 3369
If at twilight; words by Carl Kauf-
mann, music by A. G. Heyer. ©
fee oJan. 026,95 19292 “hounp. 13538 ;
Arthur Gustav Heyer, Owosso, Mich.
3370
If I could call you my sweetheart
again; words and music by A.
Stephenson. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Feb. 1, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
6: E pub. 3194; Anthony Stephenson.
Johnstown, Pa. Sot l
If I didn’t miss you; words and music
by Chick Endor, Harry Steinberg
and Eddie Lambert; pf. acc.. with
ukulele arr. by Charles Hanley.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Dee. 28, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 8, 1929;
EK pub. 3477; Music pub. co., ltd.,
London. BRIG
If I had Aladdin’s lamp; words and
music by L. Robinson. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 14, 1929;
E unp. 3721; Louis Robinson, Chi-
cago. 3313
If I had someone like you; words and
music by C. Staff. [Words and
melody only] .© 1c. Feb. 16, 1929;
E unp. 3802; Charles Staff, Long
Island City, N. Y. 3374
If I had you Id have the world, for
you're all the world to me; words
and music by O. F. Angell. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Feb. 8,
1929; E unp. 3540: Oscar Franklyn
Angell, Long Beach, Calif. 3375
If I only had a girl like you; words
and music by E. E. Carr. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Jan. 28,
1929 2c) Jan: 30; Ee pubit: 3174;
Eli E. Carr, Springfield, Mass. 3376
3386
If there is a sweetheart for everyone
- else, there must be one for you;
words by Fanny Fergen, music by
W. J. Chepil. © Feb. 9, 1929; 2 ce
Feb. 11; E pub. 3370; Walter Joseph
Chepil, Lake Worth, Fla. Batt
If there’s a Santa Claus; words and
music by C. M. Morris. © 1c. Feb.
20, 1929; E unp. 3897; Chas. M. Mor-
ris, Charlotte, N. C. 3378
If wishes but came true; words by L.
L. Hill, music by Georgia Layne
Brown. ©1c. Feb. 28, 1929; E unp.
4119; Lela Long Hill, Los Angeles.
3379
If you’re thinking of me, when I’m
thinking of you; words by Julian
Davidson, music by Guy Lombardo
and Art Sizemore [i. e. Arthur Size-
more]; pf. and ukulele ace. © Feb.
18; 1929; 2 c. Feb. 18; E pub. 3592;
Harold Rossiter music co., Chicago.
3380
Il dansait; paroles de Georges Roger,
musique de H. Rawson et F. Sala-
bert, both of France; pf. and ukulele
ace.,.,©), Dec. 31, 1928;,1.¢ Jan. 31,
1929; E for. 2514; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 3381
I] reviendra ; de Tout Paris, paroles de
Albert Willemetz, Saint-Granier et
Jean Le Seyeux, musique de José
Padilla, of Spain; pf. acc., with uku-
lele arr. by F. Salabert. © Dec. 31,
1928; 1 © Jan. 31, 1929; E for. 2519;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 3382
Immaculata conceptio B. Marie Vir-
ginis; cycle de Noél, pour grand
orgue, par Charles Tournemire, of
France, op. 55. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1
c. Jan. 31, 1929; E for. 2412; Heugel,
Paris. 3383
Impressioni d’ oriente: suite 1, pf. di-
rezione, di A. Amadei, of Italy, op.
418: 1. Paesaggio. [2 others] ©
Dec. 1, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 6, 1929; E for.
2619; C. Beltramo, San Remo, Italy.
3384
Impressoes brasileiras; duas pecas
para pf., di Agostino Cantu, of Italy.
1. Ciranda.. [1 other] © Feb. 15,
1929; 1 ec. Feb. 16; E for. 2735; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 3385
Improved (The) paramount method
for mandolin or mandolin banjo; by
William J. Smith. © Feb. 18, 1929;
2c. Feb. 20; aff. Feb. 19; AA 8923;
Wm. J. Smith music co., ine., New
York. 3386
175
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3387
In a little love canoe; words by Tom
Ford, music by Phil Boutelje; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Feb. 1, 1929; 2
ec. Feb. 7; E pub. 3218; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine., New York.
3387
In Allah’s garden; music by Muriel
Pollock, orch. by Henri Klickmann ;
orch. pts. 4to. © Feb. 20, 1929; 2
ce. Feb. 21; E pub. 3721; Harms, inc.,
New York. 3388
In an antique shop; by Leonard Peck,
of Great Britain; pf. a. My lady’s
fan. [1 other] © Feb. 4, 1929: 1¢.
Feb. 15; E for. 2702; Joseph Wil-
liams, ltd., London. 3389
In April; poem by Arthur L. Salmon,
music by Montague F. Phillips, of
Great Britain, op. 47, no. 1. © Feb.
de 1929 > kee! Ken 2e Ho for 2687 >
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 3390
In assumptione B. M. V.; cycle aprés la
Pentecdte. pour grand orgue, par
Charles Tournemire, of France, op.
57. © Dec! 31).71928 5) 1 es Tan: 3a,
1929; E for. 2417; Heugel, Paris.
3391
In Bohemia; by Gaston Borch, of Nor-
way, arr. by Thadeus Jarecki, of Po-
land, domiciled at New York; orch.
pts. 4to. © Sept. 25, 1928; 2 c. Oct.
28: E pub. 1107; Kalmus filmusic
edition, New York. 3392
In der Litineburger heide; worte von
Ernst Neubach, musik von Hermann
Krome, of Germany. © Dec. 10,
1928; 1 c. Jan. 7, 1929; E for. 601;
Musikverlag City, Leipzig. 3393
In fancy dress; suite of eight pf. pieces
for young people, by Wilfrid Sander-
son, of Great Britain. © Jan. 10,
1929; 1 ¢..Feb.. 8; HE: for. 2674;
Boosey & co., Itd., London. 3394
In festo corporis Christi; cycle aprés
la Pentecdte, pour grand orgue, par
Charles Tournemire, of France, op.
Nw hos WAC slot 19S aragnc mel aith. eit,
1929; E for. 2416; Heugel, Paris.
3395
In festo Pentecostes; cycle de Paques,
pour grand orgue, par Charles Tour-
nemire, of France, op. 56. © Dec.
31, 1928; 1 ‘¢.: Jan.' 31; 1929: EH for.
2415; Heugel, Paris. 3396
In Glasgow a wee bit o’Scotch is wait-
ing for me; fox-trot, lyric by L.
Wolfe Gilbert, music by Fred Phil-
lips, arr. by Arthur Lange; orch.
. pts. 4to. © Feb. 5, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
6; E pub. 3226; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 3397
pt. 17, n. s., v. 24
In heavenly love abiding; hymn, words
by A. E. Waring, music by N. Bax-
ter, © 1c. Feb. 7, 1929;) Hom
3523; Norman Baxter, West War-
wick, R. I. 3398
In my coffer of memories; the buried
love affair, words by M. André; mu-
sie by Josephine Concannon. ©1e.
Feb. 25, 1929; E unp. 4027; Malva
André, Chicago. 3399
In my Father’s house; hymn, words by
Gene Routh, music by B. B. McKin-
ney. (In Revival songs) © Jan.
15, 1929: 2 ce. Feb. 11; E pub. 3747;
Robert Henry Coleman, Dallas.
3400
In my garden of memory; lyrics by
Jerry Buckley, music by Ray Miller.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Feb. 15, 1929: E unp. 3766; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 3401
In my Reo Flying cloud; words and
music by V. A. R. Willrich. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ce. Feb. 18,
1929; EH unp. 3820; Virginia Adelina
Raum Willrich, Houston. 3402
In nineteen twenty seven; lyrics by
J. Rizzo, musie by Antonio Vivio, of
Italy, domiciled at New Brunswick,
N. J. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1929; E unp.
3848; John Rizzo, New Brunswick,
aN eli: 3403
In our cottage of love; words by Bob
Schafer, music by Frank Milne; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by Ben Gar-
rison. © Feb. 5, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 11;
E pub. 3390; Clarence Williams mu-
sic pub co., ine., New York. 3404
In service; poem by W. M. Letts, mu-
sie by Eric Fogg, of Great Britain;
in A min. © Feb. 1, 1929; 1 ¢ Feb.
2; EH for. 2789; Elkin & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 3405
In Surabaya; lied und foxtrot, text
von Charles Amberg, musik von
Fred Raymond, of Austria, klav.-
arr. von Nico Dostal, of Austria.
© Nov. 28, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 8, 1929;
E for. 2721; Alrobi musikverlag,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 3406
In the land of make-believe; fox-trot,
theme song of Molly and me, lyric
by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by Abel
Baer. © Feb. 23, 1929; 2 e. Feb. 26;
E pub. 3728; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 3407
In the May time; words and music by
O. M. Derivan. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1929;
E unp. 3401; Olive Mauger Derivan,
Sioux City, Ia. 3408
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1929
3430
In 1492; words and music by B. Sam-
berg. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Feb. 5, 1929; E unp. 3485; Ben-
jamin Samberg, Brooklyn. 3409
Incanto; serenata, versi di Riccardo
Cordiferro, musica di Costa-Rizzi.
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1929; E unp. 3894;
Apollo music co., Brooklyn. 3410
Indian moon, I’m in love with you;
words and music by B. R. Woods.
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1929; E unp. 3906;
Bertha Reola Woods, Chicago. 3411
Indian River moon; waltz, words and
music by E. E. Helseth. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Feb. 6,
1929; E unp. 3476; Ethel Etheridge,
Helseth, Indrio, Fla. 3412
Infantita (La) Maribel; letra de Dolo-
res Roclerc Gurumeta, musica de C.
P. Garcia, of Spain. ©1c. Feb. 11,
1929; E unp. 4109; Cristobal Pala-
cios Garcia, Malaga, Spain. 3413
Innamorati (Gli): waltz, by Alberto
Rizzi; violin. © 1c. Feb. 20, 1929;
E unp. 3892; Apollo music co.,
Brooklyn. 8414
Inno delle piccole Italiane: poesia di
Adolfo Simonetti, musica di S. R.
Cianetti, of Italy. Edizione Fascio
Femminile Livorno. © Dec. 1, 1928;
1 ce. Feb. 6, 1929; E for. 2601; Syra
Rapallo Cianetti, Livorno, Italy.
3415
Inno universale fascista; versi di Giu-
seppe Denaro, musica di Angelo
Patricolo. © 1c. Jan. 29, 1929; E
unp. 3467; Alberto De Santis, Rome.
3416
Inquiétude; 5°™* nocturne, par E. Rey-
Andreu, of France, op. 60; pf. ©
Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ec. Jan. 31, 1929; E
for. 2408; Ch. Hayet, Paris. 3417
Intermezzo calin; de Mare Delmas,
arrangement par S. Chapelier, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1c¢. Jan.
31, 1929; E for. 2431; L. Philippo,
Paris. 3418
Intermezzo calin; par Mare Delmas,
of France; violon et pf. © Dec. 31,
1928; 1 ce. Jan. 31, 1929; E for. 2434;
L. Philippo, Paris. 3419
Invito; ballata Veneziana, per canto
e pf., di P. G. Breschi, of Italy.
Rome, Editore L. S. Palagi. © Dec.
18, 1928; 1 ce. Feb. 6, 1929; E for.
2606; Pier Giulio Breschi, Rome.
3420
Iowa, out where the West begins;
march-song, words and music by M.
H. Walker, arr, by Louise Swigart-
Ellis. © Feb. 13, 1929; 2 ec. Feb.
16; E pub. 3601; Myrtle Hickson-
Walker, Maquoketa, Ia. 3421
Irene; lyric by Gus Kahn, music by
Ted Fiorito. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 1, 1929; E unp.
3347 ; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
3422
Is it gold you want my dear? words
and music by A. M. Akanes. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Feb. 14,
1929; E unp. 3741; Alfred M.
Akanes, New York. 3423
It doesn’t take so much to make me
happy; words by A. Seymour Brown
and Billy Tracey, music by Albert
Von Tilzer. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Feb. 18, 1929; E unp.
3817; Broadway music corp., New
York. 3424
It’s hard to believe; lyrics by Clarice
White Luck, music by W. Nappi.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
music Aug. 18, 1928; 1 ce. words Feb.
1, 1929; E 698176; William Nappi,
Birmingham, Ala. 3425
It’s hard to face life alone; waltz song,
words by V. H. Hansen, music by
Bertram Shield; med. voice. ©1e.
Feb. 4, 1929; E unp. 3408; Virginia
H. Hansen, Central Point, Or. 3426
It’s the same old story; words and
music by Robert De Grano [pseud.
of R. Di Girlamo], extra verses to
cho. by Albert De Grano [pseud. of
Albert Di Girlamo] [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dec. 29, 1928;
E unp. 2388; Robert Di Girlamo,
Philadelphia. 3427
It’s the sun shinin’ on you; words and
music by R. A. Williams. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Feb. 14,
1929; E unp. 3726; Robert Alonzo
Williams, Chicago. 3428
It’s too late; lyric by Bob Weinstein,
music by Chas. De Veto. [Words
and melody only] © 1 c¢. Feb. 5,
1929; E unp. 3448; Weinstein & De
Veto pub. co., Cleveland. 3429
It was for me; hymn, words and musie
by Luther G. Presley. © Jan. 3,
1929; 2 @ Feb. 26;.E pub. 3711;
Eugene Monroe Bartlett, Hartford,
Ark. 3430
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3431
Italiana; suite, by T. W. Thurban, of
Great Britain; full military band
pts., with pf. conductor. (Boosey’s
military journal, 156th series, no. 5)
1. In sunny San Marino. [2 others]
© Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 8, 1929;
HE for. 2678; Boosey & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 3431
J’ adore ca; fantaisie-sélection, par
Henri Christiné, of France; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor and 1st vio-
lin conductor. 4to. Dee. le
1928: te, Feb 8, 1929 Er for, 2812"
Francis Salabert, Paris. 3432
J’ ai Il eafard; paroles de Louis
Despax, musique de J. Hblinger, of
France. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 © Jan.
31, 1929; E for. 2428; Edition Arle-
quin, Paris. 3433
J’ ai l’ cafard; valse, par J. Eblinger,
of France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. -4to.; © Dec.31, 1928. 1c.
Jan. 31, 1929; E for. 2427; Edition
Arlequin, Paris. 3434
J’ai une touche; fox trot de L’hos-
tellerie de la vertu, par Henry Ver-
dun, of France; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor, violin 1 conductor and
words. 4to. © Jan. 5, 1929; 1 «@.
Jan. 31, 1929: E for. 2521; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 3435
Jamais; valse lente, sur la chanson de
Louis Despax et Irma Hopper, mu-
sique de H. Aivaz, of France; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Dee sl; 19282)be.r dan, (3h, - 1929"
E for. 2426; Edition Arlequin, Paris.
3436
Japanese moon; words by Charley
Johnson [pseud. of Charlotte John-
son], music by Manny Parsons
[pseud. of M. Parsons] © 1c. Feb.
23, 1929; E unp. 3955; Marion Par-
sons, Atlantic City. 3437
Japansy; by John Klenner, arr. by
Chas. W. Saxby, of Great Britain ;
theatre unit organ. © Jan. 2, 1929;
1c, Jam. 29;~- Ei for. 2842 ;, Harms)
inc., New York. 3438
Jardin (Le) de mon enfance; suite
pour orch., par Rachel Bassett, arr.
et instrumentée par Georges Brun,
of France: pts. 4to. © Dec. 31,
1928; 1 ¢. Jan. 31, 1929; E for. 2404 ;
Ch. Hayet, Paris. 3439
Jaspers barb-b-que; words and music
by Frankie Jaxon. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Feb. 13, 1929;
E unp. 3699; State street music pub.
eco., inc., Chicago. 3440
pt. I, n. 8., v. 24
Jazz (The) patrol; words by Irving
Caesar, music by Arthur Lange.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Feb. 19, 1929; E unp. 4063; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 3441
Je ©’ voiSs Paname; fox trot, par C.
Oberfeld, arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor, list violin conductor and
words. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1928; 1 «
Feb. 8, 1929; E for. 2814; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 3442
Je vais vous le dire; chanson duo, pa-
roles de Albert Willemetz et Ch. L.
Pothier, musique de Samuel Pokrass,
of France: pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by F. Salabert. © Dec. 31, 1928;
1: ec. Jan. 31; 1929): se fons
Francis Salabert, Paris. 3443
Jefferson City blues; words and music
by Leulla Miller [i. e. Leueila Mil-
ler] [Words and melody only] ©
1). Febe,.43, 1929 48) sumpei aa,
State street music pub. co., ine., Chi-
cago. 3444
Jelly whipping blues; words and music
by Hudson Whittaker. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Feb. 138, 1929;
E unp. 3710; State street music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 3445
Jes’ a lonesome pickaninny baby ; lyric
by Joseph M. White, music by George
J. Trinkaus....©, Peb.. 1i 1029 sams
Feb. 14; E pub. 3561; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 3446
Jetzt danzt Hannemann; alter mar-
kischer bauerntanz, gesetzt fur man-
nerchor von Walther Moldenhauer,
of Germany, op. 38. 4to. © Dec.
31,, 1927: 1 ¢,.. Feb. , 2, 49295, Meta
2664; Karl Hochstein, Heidelberg,
Germany. 3447
Jig; by Ethel E. Lord; violin with pf.
ace. © Feb. 26, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 28;
E pub. 3778; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 3448
Joanna; words and music by Buddy
Valentine and Irving Mills; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Jan. 29, 1929; 2c.
Feb. 11; E pub. 3363; Gotham music
service, ine., New York. 3449
Joanne; words and music by Jimmy
Helm [i. e. James Pendleton Helm,
3d], arr. by Karl Schmidt. © 1c.
Feb. 25, 1929; E unp. 4020; James
P. Helm, 3d, Louisville, Ky. 3450
John Peel; English hunting song, arr.
by Charles Repper; mixed voices.
d4to. © Jan. 25) 1929; 2 c. Webi
178
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no. 2, 1929
3472
E pub. 3400; C. C. Birchard & ©Co.,
Boston. 3451
Jolly (The) Ethel E.
Lord; pf.
Feb. 28; E pub. 3780; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 3452
Joueur (Le); paroles de Georgius,
musique de Tremolo, of France; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by F. Sala-
bert. .©. .Dee.31,. 1928 ;3..1) ¢. Jan.
31, 1929; E for. 2512; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 3453
Journey of love; words and music by
A. M. Golden and A. EH. Beethoven.
[Words and melody only]
Feb. 6, 1929; E unp. 3493; Angeline
M. Golden and Albert E. Beethoven,
New York. 3454
Joven divina; words and music by
David Valles Gonzalez, of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles; pf.
jigsters; by
[Photostat] © Jan. 11, 1929; 2 ec.
Feb. 8; E pub. 3412; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 3455
Jovencita; Jovencita no he podido,
schotis, words and music by Hmilio
Medellin, of Mexico, domiciled at
Los Angeles. [Photostat] © Jan.
11, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 8; E pub. 3424;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 3456
Joyeusement ; musiques pour films, par
Rhené-Baton, op. 48, orch. par Roger
Branga, of France; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Dec. 31,
1928; 1 ec. Feb. 8, 1929; E for. 2773;
Durand et cie., Paris. 3457
Joys (The) of home; hymn, words and
music by Luther G. Presley. ©
Jan. 3, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 26; E pub.
3712: Eugene Monroe _ Bartlett,
Hartford, Ark. 3458
’ Jubilatin’; words and music by How-
ard Jackson and Walter Weems.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Feb. 7, 1929; E unp. 3526; Fox film
corp., New York. 3459
Judgement day; words by A. Sey-
mour Brown, music by Albert Von
Tilzer. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 18, 1929; E unp. 3816;
Broadway music corp., New York.
3450
Juggler (The) [and] The mandolin
player; by Stephen Barker; pf. ©
Feb. 13, 1929; 2 ce. Feb. 18; E pub.
3466; Bendix pub. co., Lincoln, Neb.
3461
Jump Jim Crow; for toy symphony,
by J. Lilian Vandevere; teacher’s sc.
and picture se. 4to. © Jan. 4,
© “Feb. 26,, 1929; 2G:
©) Ic
1929; 2 ce. Feb. 13; E pub. 3655;
C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 3462
Jump steady; words and music by
Pinetop Clarence Smith. [Chords,
single staff] © 1c. Feb. 13, 1929;
E unp. 3705; State street music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 3463
Jumping froggies; by Carl Wilhelm
Kern, op. 577, no. 4; pf. © Feb. 4,
1929; 2 e. Feb. 5;_E pub. 3274; Irv-
ing Berlin standard music corp.,
New York. 3464
June, sweetheart o’ mine; lyrics by
I. M. Cohen, music by Fred Brunk-
horst. © 1. Feb. 14, 1929; E unp.
3738; Irving M. Cohen, Jersey City.
3465
Jungle man blues; words by Charlie
Jackson and Andrew Austin, music
by C. Jackson. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Feb. 8, 1929; E unp.
3573; Chicago musie pub. co., inc.,
Chicago. 3466
Juon (Paul) Intermezzo; fiir violin
u. pf., von P. Juon, of Germany, op.
32, no. 2. © Feb. 5, 1929; 1 c. Feb.
26; E for. 2870; Schlesinger’sche
buch u. musikhandlung,' Berlin-
Lichterfelde, Germany. 3467
Sieben kleine tondichtungen ; ftir
zwei violinen und klavier, von P.
Juon, of Germany, op. 81. © Sept.
PrUgzS <7 41 et Heb 13) 1929; Ky ter
2636; F. HE. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
3468
Just a farewell waltz to remember you
by; words and music by W. R. Hod-
gin. [Words and melody only] ©
dey, Mebs dl 1929; Hh. mp. S65ats
Willard Randolph MHodgin, New
York. 3469
Just a little car; words and music by
F. L. Cunningham. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 9, 1929;
E unp. 3751; Frank Lewis Cunning-
ham, Los Angeles. 3470
Just an hour of adoration; vocal
waltz, lyric by Wynter de Haven,
music by Walter R. Collins, of
Great Britain; pf. acc., with banju-
lele banjo and ukulele arr. by Keech.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Jan. 18, 1929; 1 ec. Feb. 7; E for.
2682 ; Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew,
ltd., London. 3471
Just as the shadows are falling, I
hear your voice calling; words and
music by C. H. Hinman; pf. ©1c.
Feb. 4, 1929; E unp. 3447; Charles
Harvey Hinman, Hastings, Mich.
3472
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3473
Just because I love you; words and
music by A. J. Hoffman. © 1 ec.
Feb. 12, 1929; E unp. 3676; Alice J.
Hoffman, Newark. 3473
Just dreams that will never come
true; words by Wm. McMillan Tal-
bott, music by Harold Wollstein. ©
Dec. 14, 1928; 2 c. Dec. 26; E pub.
3172; Wm. McMillan Talbott and
Harold Wollstein, Paris, Ky. 3474
Just drifting; words and music by M.
Arden. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1929; E unp.
3652; Marguerite Arden, Dallas.
3475
Just for to-day; sacred song, words by
Samuel Wilberforce, music by Ar-
thur Laubenstein; low voice; pf. or
organ acc. © Jan. 31, 1929; 2 ec.
Feb. 4; E pub. 3252; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 3476
Just for you and me; lyrics by L. A.
Nortenstraugh, music by Don Pres-
ton [i. e. Donald Preston] © 1 .«.
Jan. 24, 1929; E unp. 3424; Don G.
Preston and Leon A. Nortenstraugh,
Flint, Mich. 3477
Just lazy; words anon., music by B.
Heinen; bass solo. © 1c. Feb. 12,
1929; E unp. 3674; Beatrice Heinen,
Cedar Rapids, Ia. 3478
Just like a lark; lyrics by R. Gibson,
music by S. Marco and J. Finke, jr.
© 1c. Jan. 31, 1929; E unp. 3978;
Sano Marco, New York, John Finke,
jr., New York and Ross Gibson, Port-
land, Or. 3479
Just say you love me; words and mu-
sic by Robert S. Armbruster. ©
Jan. 20, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 14; E pub.
3518; George M. Miles productions,
New York. 3480
Just some one to love; words by C.
Sayles and R. Sayles, music by Syl-
vester Long Cross. © 1 ¢. Feb. 21,
1929; E unp. 4096; Clarence Sayles
and Ray Sayles, Willapa, Wash.
3481
Just suppose; from Pleasure bound,
lyric by Sid Silvers and Moe Joffee,
music by Phil Baker and Maury
Rubens. © Feb. 18, 1929; 2 c¢. Feb.
27; E pub. 37387; Shubert music pub.
corp., New York. 3482
Just to find you; words and music
by G. W. McNamara. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 25, 1929;
E unp. 3990; George W. McNamara,
Chicago. 3483
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
Just try to forget; words and music
by Esther Herron. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 23, 1929;
-E unp. 4018;. Warren L. Herron,
Gulfport, Miss. 3484
Just whisper and tell me, you’re mine;
words and music by V. Vaska. ©
1 ¢.. Feb. 11, 1929;. E -unp, 38629;
Vana Vaska, Los Angeles. 3485
Just wondering; words by E. B. Kelly,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Feb. 6, 1929;
E unp. 3470; EH. B. Kelly, Lynn,
Mass. 3486
Just you; words and music by E. Bru-
guiere. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dec. 21, 1928: E unp. 3418;
Hmile Bruguiere, Villa Carmela,
Monaco. 3487
Kansas City Kitty; words by Edgar
Leslie, music by Walter Donaldson ;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Feb. 4, 1929;
2c. Feb. 4; E pub. 3150; Donaldson,
Douglas & Gumble, inc., New York.
3488
Katydid; words by Oliver Wendell
Holmes, music by K. L. Richards, op.
48. ©1e.. Feb. 4, 1929; E unp.
3416; Katherine Louise Richards,
New York. 3489
Keep smiling; words and music by M.
L. Jennings. [Words and melody
only] ©1ce. Feb. 25, 1929; E unp.
3989; Margaret L. Jennings, Sasak-
wa, Okl. 3490
Kelly the boy from Killan; words tra-
ditional, music arr. by J. Smith. ©
1 c. Feb. 21, 1929; E unp. 3918;
Josephine Smith, Brooklyn. 3491
Kentucky and the girl I love; words
by Carolyn C. Ramminger, music by
Earl Blankenhorn. © 1 c. Feb. 25,
1929; E unp. 4003; Carolyn Ram-
minger, Milwaukee. 3492
Ketélbey (Albert W.) Three fanciful
etchings; suite for orch., by Albert
W. Ketelbéy, of Great Britain; pts..
with violin 1 direction. 1. A passing
storm-cloud on a summer day. [2
others] © Sept. 1, 1928; 1 c. Feb.
7, 1929; E for. 2562; Bosworth &
co., Leipzig. 3498
Kidlets (The); march, by Raymond
B. Smith; pf. © Feb. 13, 1929; 2c.
Feb. 16; E pub. 3600; Margaret
Smith, Hibbard, Ind. 3494
Kidney feet; fox-trot, by H. G. Smith
and Arthur Williams, arr. by Robert
180
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1929
3518
Cloud; orch. pts. 4to. © Feb. 18,
1929: 2 c. Feb. 14; E pub. 3771;
Harrison Godwin Smith, New York.
3495
Kids again; words and music by Nat
Natoli and Harold Stokes. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Feb. 27,
1929; E unp. 4133; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc., New York. 3496
Kill the cook; humorous pt-song, words
by Will Lissner, music by Harry
. Converse; men’s voices. 4to.
Nov: 9; 1927; 2 c: Feb. 9, 1929; E
pub. 3652; H. W. Gray cc., New York.
3497
Kinder (Der) Weihnachtsfeier; 20
auserlesene Weihnachtslieder u. vor-
spielstiicken; fiir pf. mit unterleg-
tem text, darunter 3 Weihnachtslie-
der fiir pf., 4 hiindig, bearb. von Emil
Radi, of Germany, neue bearb. von
Herman Wenzel, of Germany. ©
Oc 12771928; Pie! Jani 8; 1929; Hh
for. 2051; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
3498
King (The) shall joy in Thy strength ;
anthem, words from Psalm 21, music
by William Baines; mixed voices.
4to. © Feb. 12, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 14;
E pub. 3547; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 3499
Kingdom (The); presentation of the
Easter story, words and music by
Karin Sundelof-Asbrand. 4to. ©
Feb. 14, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 1; D pub.
27464; Natl. board of the Young
women’s Christian assn. of the
United States of America, New ee
35
Kiss (A) if you'll buy it; by Xavier
Cougat, of Spain, domiciled at Holly-
wood, Calif.; melody, with pf. acc.
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1929; E unp. 3836;
Pathe studios, ine. Culver City,
Calif. 3501
Kiss that baby again; words and mu-
sic by Ned Underhill [i. e. E. H.
Underhill] © 1c. Feb. 4, 1929; E
unp. 3410; Edwin H. Underhill,
Kansas City, Mo. 3502
Kisses; words by L. Shears, music by
Vincent Tomasulo. © 1 ¢. Feb. 15,
1929; E unp. 3763; Louis Shears,
Brooklyn. 3503
Kolo mego ogrédeczko; by Joseph Ka-
palka. ©1c. Feb. 16, 1929; E unp.
3778; International music pub. co.,
Chicago.
42049—29—_4
Kommen sie zu mir zum tee; worte von
Otto Stransky und Artur Rebner,
musik von Ralph Erwin, of Austria.
© Oct. 23, 1928; 1c. Nov. 15; E for.
704; Drei masken verlag, a. g., Ber-
lin. 3505
Kto lubi; oberek, by W. Podosek.
[Melody only] ©1ce. Feb. 26, 1929;
E unp. 4045; Walter Podosek, Cam-
den, N. J. 3506
Lady of the morning; words and mu-
Sic by Sam Messenheimer and Val
Burton; pf. and ukulele ace. © Jan.
iy Pole 20G, Jan. 22. to puD: slias
Sherman, Clay & co., San Francisco.
3507
Lady’s delight; by Walter Rolfe; pf.
© Feb. 18, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 23; E pub.
3659; Evans music co., Boston. 3508
Landlicher reigen; lyrisch sttick, von
Oswin Keller, of Germany, op. 18,
no. 2; salonorch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Feb. 18, 1929; 1 ¢.
Feb. 2; E for. 2641; Aug. Cranz,
G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 3509
Laighton (Ruth) Six folk tunes; for
violin with pf. ace. 1. Irish air. [5
others.] © Feb. 14, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
18; E pub. 3575; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 3510
Lalo (Edouard Victor Antoine) Au-
bade; arr. par FEF. Salabert, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor and 1st violins conductor. ©
Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 8, 1929; E
for. 2805; Francis Salabert, Paris.
3511
L’aube nait; arr. par F. Salabert,
of France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor and ist violins conductor.
4to. © Dee: 31, 1928: 1 Jan. 31,
1929; E for. 2507; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 3512
Comment, disaient-ils; arr. par F.
Salabert, of France; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor and ist violin conduc-
tor. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1928; 1 «.
Feb. 8, 1929; E for. 2815; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 3913
Symphonie espagnole; pour violon
et orch., en ré mineur, par Edouard
Lalo, op. 21, arr. par F. Salabert,
of France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor and ist violins conductor.
pts. 1-5. © Dee. 31, 1928; 1 c. each
Feb. 8, 1929; BE for. 2798-2802; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 3514-3518
181
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3519
Lamento; pour violoncelle ou violon.
et petit orch., avec pf. conducteur,
par Pierre Dupont, of France. pts.
4to. © Dee. 31, 1928; 1 c« Jan. 31,
1929; E for. 2465; Editions musi-
ecales Sam Fox, Paris. 3519
Lamp (A), a chair and a cigarette;
words and music by Roy Turk and
Fred E. Ahlert. © Feb. 8, 1929;
2c. Feb. 11; E pub. 3388; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
3520
Land (A) of perfect rest; hymn, words
and music by M. M. Johnson. ©
Feb. 15, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 20; E pub.
3616; Monroe M. Johnson, Lynwood,
Calif. 3521
Lantern (The) light; words and mel-
ody by Eva Bell-Irving, of Great
Britain; pf. ace. © Dee. 28, 1928;
ic. Feb. 1, 1929; E for. 2527; Meth-
ven Simpson, ltd., Edinburgh, Scot-
land. 3522
Lass (The) with the delicate air; cho.,
by Michael Arne, arr. by Bryceson
Treharne, of Great Britain, domi-
ciled at New York; mixed voices.
4to. © Feb. 11, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 18;
EK pub. 3570; Boston music ¢co., Bos-
ton. 3523
Last (The) dance before we part;
words and music by E. Altrock, Har-
old Dorr and Irving Bibo; pf. acc,
with ukulele arr. by Anthony J.
Franchini and fox-trot cho. for pf.,
with words. © Feb. 28, 1929; 2 «.
Feb. 28; E pub. 3782; Bibo-Lang,
inc., New York. 3524
Last night when we were all alone;
words and music by Jean Herbert,
Al. Koppell and Irving Milis. ©
same 29° 19295" 2"e. Wep. Li: Epub:
3359; Gotham music service, inc.,
New York. 3525
Last (The) of the roses and you;
lyric by Don L. Brodie, music by D.
H.: . Lowenstein, pf. arr; by. EF.
Karres.:,©:4. :e4|\Feb;. 27,9929"
unp.. 4083; David H. Lowenstein,
Cincinnati. 3526
Laughing at the raindrops; words and
music by H. C. Schachern. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Feb. 27,
1929; E unp.. 4095; Helen C. Scha-
chern, New York. 3527
Leave me a beautiful melody; words
by Larry Spier, music by Sam Cos-
low; pf. and ukulele acc. © Feb.
7, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 9; E pub. 3272;
Spier & Coslow, inc., New York.
3528
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
Lemme, lemme; slow, di Iginio Buz-
zacchi, of Italy; small orch., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Dec. 30,
1928; 1 ¢. Jan. 30, 1929; Hi forc25se.
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 3529
Leona; waltz, words and music by
B. Gabriel. © 1 c. Feb. 16, 1929;
EK unp. 3790; Bernard Gabriel, New
York. 3530
Let me be alone with you; words and
music by Harold Dixon and Irving
Millis; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
M. Kalua. © Jan. 29, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
11; E pub. 3353; Gotham music sery-
ice, inc., New York. 3531
Let me “be yo’ piccaninny mammy
again just fo’ tonight; words and
music by G. G. Turner. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Feb. 28,
1929; E unp. 4131; George Garfield
Turner, New York. 3532
Let’s get acquainted; fox-trot song,
words and music by W. Bird.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Feb. 26, 1929; E unp. 4058; Wilbur
Bird, New York. 3533.
Let’s go walkin’; words and music
by HE. P. Wrubel. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Feb. 6, 1929;
EH unp. 3485; Hlias Paul Wrubel,
Middletown, Conn. 3534
Let’s join the army; manual of arms
and fingers for boys at the pf., by
John Thompson. nos. 1-24. © Feb.
4, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 7; E pub.-3203;
Willis music co., Cincinnaii. 3535
Let’s play and sing around the clock;
an instruction bk. for teaching the
pf. and _ ear-training, based on
nursery rhymes, by Gladys Willan
and Olive Brush, of Canada. ©
Feb. 11, 1929: 1 c. Feb. 71; HE for:
2588; Frederick Harris co., London.
3536
Let the light above shine for me;
words and music by A. W. Czan-
derna. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 25, 1929; E unp. 3986;
Alvina W. Czanderna, LaPorte, aaa
Let us be happy today—tomorrow we
may be away! words and music by
N. Dorée. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 8, 1929; E unp. 3579;
Nadage Dorée, New York. 3538
Let us cheer the weary traveler;
spiritual, arr. by Morton J. Luvaas;
women’s voices. 4to. © Jan. 23,
1929; 2 c. Feb. 13; E pub. 3515;
C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 3539
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1929
Leta: words by Jack Hoffman, music
by Frank Bushea [i. e. F. O. Bushea]
© 1c. June 4, 1928; E unp. 3900;
Franklin Orville Bushea, Toledo, O.
3540
Leuchtkiiferchens hochzeit; charakter-
stiick, von Ludwig Siede, of Ger-
many, op. 227; oreh. pts., with ist
violin direction. 4to. © Jan. 23,
pone: ft em Heb. 23 Be fori 2595 ;
Anton J. Benjamin, Leipzig. 3541
Levantate amigo mio!!! mafianitas;
words and music by Alfredo Reza,
of Mexico, domiciled at El Paso.
[Photostat] © Jan. 11, 1929; 2 «¢.
Feb. 8; E pub. 3487; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 3542
Leyenda mora; par Abelardo Mus, of
Spain. op. 8; pf. et violon. © Dec.
aloes 3 4-e} Jan. Si, 1929: for.
2424; Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris.
3943
Li tri soru; words and music by M.
Bianchi. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 25, 1929; E unp. 4012;
Mercione Bianchi, Brooklyn. 3544
Life eternal; song for Easter, words
by Frederick H. Martens, music by
Walter H. Nash; pf. or organ acc.
1. Low voice, in A.—2. High voice,
m GC. ‘©: Jan. -30;71929; 2-c. ‘each
Feb. 4; HE. pub. 3486; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 3545
Life’s ways; words and music by EH. M.
Joseph, of Switzerland, domiciled at
Hollywood, Calif. © 1. Feb. 11,
1929; E unp. 3649; Eleinore M.
Joseph, Hollywood, Calif. 3546
Linger dearest (Bleibe doch bei mir) ;
from Hyacinth, lyric and music by
Oswald Guido Loeffler. © Feb. 14,
1929; 2 oe. Keb. 163. EH “pubs.'3538 ;
Edward B. Marks music co., New
York. 3947
Lingering love; words and music by
J. Johnson. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 11, 1929; E ump.
3635; Joseph Johnson, Akron, O.
3548
Liszt (Franz) Hungarian dance
tune; from Rhapsodie no. 2, arr. by
A. Garland; pf. © Feb. 12, 1929;
2c. Feb. 14; E pub. 3554; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 3549
— O, while I sleep; arr. by William
Strasser, of Czechoslovakia, domi-
ciled at Long Island; orch. with pf.
conductor. © Jan. 22, 1929; 2 ec.
3561
Jan. 30; E pub. 3236; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 3550
Zweite ungarische rhapsodie; arr.
von Leopold Weninger, of Austria;
orch., with pf. conductor and ist
violin conductor. © Jan. 17, 1929;
ter Fep. 95" HY for.’ 258k > anton sa.
Benjamin, Leipzig. 3551
Little (The) elf; petite valse chrom-
atique, by Emma Lea Simkins; pf.
© Feb. 4, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 7; E pub.
3201; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
3552
Little (The) green isle of my birth;
ballad, words and music by J. D.
Cornell. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Feb. 4, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
6; E pub. 3195; Joseph D. Cornell,
Fair Oaks, Calif. 3553
Little Jack Tar; by Frederic Mullen,
or “Great “Britain ;**pt.' *©:) “Heb; “1,
1929; 1 ec. Feb. 4; EB for. 2851; Cary
& co., London. 3004
Little (The) red castle on the hill;
words by M. Shockett, music by
Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Feb. 9, 1929; E unp.
3599; Morris Shockett, Baltimore.
3555
Little (A) rhythm song; waltz, words
and music by A. Leff. © 1.¢. Feb.
14, 1929; E unp. 3733; Alice Leff,
Whitewood, S. D. 3556
Little (The) songster; by G. O’Con-
nor-Morris, of Great Britain, op. 40,
no. 1; pf. © Feb. 4, 1929; 1 c. Feb.
15; E for. 2708; Joseph Williams,
Itd., London. SDDC
Little wonder girl; words by C. Crim-
mins, music by Sylvester Long Cross.
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1929; E unp. 3928;
Chester Crimmins, Freewater, Or.
3558
Little yellow bird; by Louise Godfrey
Ogle; pf. © Feb. 25, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
28; E pub. 3769; Schroeder & Gun-
ther, inec., New York. 3559
Llove ’e pasca; versi di Guglielmo
Onofri, musica di <A. Bascetta.
[Words and melody only] ©1l1e.
Feb. 9, 1929; E unp. 3608; Alfredo
Bascetta and G. Onofri, Brooklyn.
3560
Llanto; tango cancion, letra de Jean
De Kel-Sar, musica de Humberto
Matéo (Sancho) © Dec. 31, 1928;
2 ec. Jan. 31, 1929; E pub. 3141; H.
Mae Knight, Paris. 3561
183
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3562
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
Loneliness; words by Godfrey Wil-
liams, music by Everett Lynton, of
Great Britain; pf. acc., with banju-
lele banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin
D. Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations],.. ©,Jan.(25,, 1929; «1 .¢.
Feb., 2; . B).f0r.4. 2684; Lawrence
3062
Lonely and blue; words and music by
V. E. Geyer. © 1c. Feb. 1, 1929;
E unp. 8356; Vernon E. Geyer, San
Antonio. 3563
Lonely little me; slow fox trot, by
Harry Parsons, of France; orch.
pts. 4to.. © Jan. 5, 1929; 1 e. Jan.
31; E for. 2399; H. Benjamin, Paris.
3564
Lonely one; lyric by Harry Tobias,
music by Joe Burke. [Words and
melody only] © 1 ec. Feb. 1, 1929;
E unp. 3530; Leo Feist, ine., New
York. 3565
Lonesome and blue dear, without you;
lyric and music by
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Feb. 23, 1929; E unp. 4116; Flor-
rance Mildred Black, Leonia, N. J.
3566
Lonesome me; words and music by W.
T. Corbin. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1929; BE unp. 3631;
Wm. T. Corbin, Brooklyn. 3567
Longing; by Norman Henderson, of
Great Britain; pf. © Nov. 21, 1928;
1c. Dee. 6; E for. 2866; Metzler &
co. (1920) Itd., London. 3568
Look in her eyes; fox trot, words and
music by Ray Noble and Alan Mur-
ray, of Great Britain; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by Harry J. Stafford.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Feb. 8, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 21; E for.
2831; Campbell, Connelly & co., Lon-
don. 3569
Lookin’ around for someone; words
and music by Moe Jaffe, Scrappy
Lambert and Clay Boland; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. ©
Jan. 18, 1929; 2 ce. Feb. 11; E pub.
3349; Mills music, ine., New York.
3570
Lord (The) is my light; anthem, words
from Psalm 27, music by A. F. Tate,
of Great Britain; sop. solo, quartet
and cho. of mixed voices; organ acc.
London, J. Curwen & sons, ltd. 4to.
© Jan. 29, 1929; 1 ¢. Jan. 30: EB for.
2574; Arthur F. Tate, London.
3571
Wright music co., London.
FE’. ; Ms: Black. ;
Lord (The) Jehovah reigns; 4 pt. song,
music by J. Christopher Marks; male
voices; organ acc. 4to. © Jan. 30,
1929; 2 ¢. Feb. 8; E pub. 3479; John
Church co., Cincinnati. 3572
Lord (The) now victorious; for Haster
or general use, by Pietro Mascagni,
arr. by Philip Greely; mixed voices
with pf. or organ ace. 4to. © Jan.
30, 1929; 2 c Feb. 1; E pub. 32338;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
3573
Lord (The) stilleth the tempest;
words from Matthew 8, musie by G.
C. Murray. © 1c. Feb. 9, 1929; E
unp. 38610; Grace Cordia Murray,
Rochester, N. Y.
Lord, who throughout these forty
days; choral song for Lent, by Ar-
thur Fickénscher; mixed cho. or
quartet; organ ace. 4to. © Feb.
6, 1929; 2 ¢ Eeb. 23; ©) pub. 36am,
C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 3575
Lost flower; words by A. J. La Porta,
music by Antoinette Erice, of Italy,
domiciled at Philadelphia. © 1 «¢.
Feb. 19, 1929; E unp. 3852; A. James
La Porta, Philadelphia. 3576
Lost lover blues; words and musie by
Lulu Jackson. [Words and melody
only ]
3696; State street music pub. ¢o.,
inec., Chicago. 3577
Lost one; words and music by Sunny
Clapp and Irving Mills; pf. ace.
with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. ©
Jan. 29, 1929; 2 c Feb. 11; EB pub.
8336; Mills music, inc., New York.
3578
Lotos; tango, par D. Alchansky, of
Poland; orch. pts., with pf, conduc-
tor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ©. Feb.
8, 1929; E for. 2787; Société d’ édi-
tions musicales franco-americaine,
Paris.
Love (The) bees; yodle, words and
music by C. F. Hoofer. © 1c. Feb.
21, 1929; E unp. 3924; Charles Fred-
erick Hoofer, Chicago. 3580
Love boat; from The Broadway mel-
ody, lyric by Arthur Freed, melody
by Nacio Herb Brown; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by Hank Linet. © Feb.
23, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 25; E pub. 3700;
Robbins music corp., New York.
3581
Love is heaven, heaven is love; lyric
by Alfred Bryan, music by Leo EKd-
wards. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1929; E unp. 3912;
184
3574,
© 1c. Feb. 13, 1929; E unp.
3579 ©
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no. 2, 1929
3603
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 3582
Love is like a punch in the nose;
words by Billy Rose, music by Al
Jolson and Peter De Rose. © Feb.
21, 1929; 2.¢c. Feb. 23; E pub. 3650;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 3583
Love me now; words and music by B.
Nawahi. © 1c. Feb. 26, 1929; H
unp. 4055; Benjamin Nawahi, New
York. 3584
Love of my heart; words by Phebe
Thompson, music by lL. Patton.
Portland, Ore., Manuscript club. ©
gan. 2 4929; 2 .c.. Feb. 2;. E., pub.
3139 ; Lowell Patton, Portland, Or.
3585
Love (The) pirate; words by H. A.
Robertson, music by Luther A.
Clark. © Jan. 9, 1929; 2c. Feb. 20;
E pub. 3620; Huston A. Robertson,
Tulsa, Okl. 3586
Loveliness (The) of you; waltz song,
words and music by M. C. Jansen.
© 1c. Feb. 18, 1929; E unp. 3811;
Maude Campbell Jansen, San José,
Calif. 3587
Lovely one; words by Sammy Lerner,
music by Roy Ingraham and Marty
Quinto. © Feb. 13, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
15: E pub. 3468; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc., New York. 3588
Love’s broken threads; words and mu-
sic by E. M. Joseph, of Switzerland,
domiciled at Hollywood, Calif. ©
1c. Feb. 11, 1929; E unp. 3648;
Eleinore M. Joseph, Hollywood,
Calif. 3589
Love’s golden dream; words by Wm.
B. Shadwell, music by Gordon Balch
Nevin; men’s voices. 4to. © Feb.
12, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 14; EH pub. 3545;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
3590
Love’s paradise; words by Geo. A. Lit-
tle, music by Art Sizemore [i. e.
Arthur Sizemore] and Paul Hosang;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Feb. 18, 1929;
2c; Web. 16° Hh pub. 3593 * Harold
Rossiter music co., Chicago. 35991
Love’s sweet melody; words and music
by M. L. Jeffords. [Words and mel-
ody.only] © 1.c. Feb. 28, 1929:
E unp. 3963; Minnie Lee Jeffords,
New York. 3592
Loves sweet melody, in old New York;
words and music by M. L. Jeffords.
[Words and melody only]
©.d ct
Feb. 11, 1929; E unp. 3661; Minnie
Lee Jeffords, New York. 3593
Loving Colorado; words and music by
ae Orr Glasstord.: » ©) 1. .¢, eu. .o,
1929; E unp. 3594; Jesse Crandall
Glassford, Grand Junction, Col.
3594
Loving just you; words and music by
George Ar, arr. by Elizabeth Flam-
mer. © 1c. Feb. 16, 1929; E unp.
3787; Esther Bishop McMullen,
Compton, Calif. 3595
Loving (A) stroll in the moonlight;
words by W. C. Penny, music by
Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 6, 1929; E unp.
3472; William Columbus Penny,
Wylam, Ala. 3596
Low down dirty blues; words and
music by Leroy Carr. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 13, 1929;
E sunp. 3692; State street music pub.
co., inc., Chicago. 3597
Low down mama blues; words and
music by O. Long. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c Feb. 18, 1929;
EK unp. 3824; Oliver Long, Yuma,
Ariz. 3598
Lualdi (Adriano) Deux rondeaux;
texte de Ciément Marot, musique de
Adriano Lualdi, of Italy. 1. De
Vamor du siécle antique. [1 other]
©' Feb. 15, 1929; 1c. Feb. 16; EB
for. 2734; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
3599
Lucky girl [and] When I set eyes on
you; fox trots, from Lucky girl, by.
Philip Charig, orch. by Max Irwin,
of Great Britain; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Jan. 23,
1929; 1 c. each Feb. 1; EH for. 2841;
Harms, inc., New York. 3600
Lullaby; duet or 2 pt. school : cho.,
words by Mary Gleadall, music by
Anna Priscilla Risher; sop. and alto.
4to. © Feb. 12, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 14;
E pub. 3551; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 3601
Lullaby ; words by Bernard M. Taylor,
music by, C.° B.owarane CC) 1 ec.
Feb. 7, 1929; E unp. 3505; Charles
Douglas Darling, Easton, Pa. 3602
Lure (The) of the blazed trail; words
and music by A. Geraldine Farrar
fi. e. A. G. EF. Gleason] ©1.e
Feb. 6, 1929; EH .unp. 3491; Alice
Geraldine Farrar Gleason, Mon-
rovia, Calif. 36038
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3604
Ma curly-headed babby; words and
music by G. H. Clutsam, arr. by
Clarence Lucas, of Great Britain;
mixed voices. New York, Chappell-
Harms, inc. 4to. © Feb. 11, 1929;
1c. Feb. 12; E for. 2679; Chappell
& co., Itd., London. 3604
MeNeili’s (Duncan) hymn book; song
testimonies, composed by D. Mc-
Neill, of Great Britain, domiciled at
Chicago, and others. 4to. © Jan.
1, 192952 ce. Mari) 2:) att.ieb: 2s:
AA 10372; Duncan McNeill, Chicago.
3605
Madame Récamier; ouverture, de
Léon Moreau, transcription pour
orch. par Martin Garcias, of France;
pf. conductor pt. © Dec. 31, 1928;
ie. Jan.: 381, 1929% B. for. 2448:
Lucien de Lacour, France. 3606
Madrigal; by André Wormser, rev. by
Georges Barrére, of France, domi-
ciled at New York; flute or violin,
with pf. acc. © Jan. 31, 1929: 2 ¢.
Feb. 4; E pub. 3258; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 3607
Madriléne; fandango et valse de No-
via, par Roger Jénoc, of France;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
© Dec. 31, 1928; 1-c. Feb. 8, 1929;
E for. 2786; Paul Decourcelle, Paris.
3608
Magnificat and Nune dimittis; set to
music by Ernest Douglas; mixed
voices; organ ace.; in A min., 4to.
© Nov. 9, 1927: 2 c. Feb. 9, 1929;
E pub. 3291: H. W. Gray. co.,, New
York 3609
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis; set to
music by Jan Kannolus; mixed
voices; organ acc.; in D flat. 4to
© Nov. 16, 1927: 2 & Feb. 9, 1929;
E pub. 3292; H. W. Gray co., New
York 3610
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis; set to
music by Norman Coke-Jephcott;
mixed voices; organ acc.; in G. 4to.
© Nov. 9, 1927: 2 « Feb. 9, 1929;
E pub. 3298; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 3611
Make believe Mary; words and music
by J. Brandfonbrenner. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Feb. 25, 1929;
E unp. 4030; Joseph Brandfonbren-
ner, Brooklyn. 3612
Manana; tango-song, by Xavier Cou-
gat, of Spain, domiciled at Holly-
wood, Calif.; pf. © 1 ¢. Feb. 19,
1929; E unp. 3835; Pathe studios,
inc., Culver City, Calif. 3613
pt. In; sss v. 24
Manana por la manana (Long before
the break of day); words and mu-
sic by Maria Grever, English version
by Frederick H. Martens; high or
med. voice, or vocal duet. © Feb.
4, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 8; _E pub. 3501;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. ~ 3614
Mandolinista 1928; [compiled] by I.
Finizio, of Italy. © Sept. 11, 1928;
1 ¢. Sept. 24; A—Foreign 1194; Ino
Finizio, Naples. 3615
Mandolinista 1928, E. Rossi; compiia-
tore Nicolo Cinque, of Italy. 4to. ©
Oct. 2, 1928; 1 c. Nov. 9; A—For-
eign 473; Ernesto Rossi, New York.
3616
Mandolinista 1928, Piedigrotta U. N.
A. ©.; compilatore G. Alfano, of
Italy. 4to. © Sept. 29, 1928; 1 ¢.
Nov. 26; A—Foreign 581; Casa edi-
trice musicale, U. N. A. C., Naples.
3617
Manneken-pis; chanson populaire, de
V’la manneken-pis, paroles de Leo
Berryer, musique de Fernand Bastin,
of France; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by F. Salabert. © Dee. 31, 1928;
Le. Jan. 31, 1929s BH? fortes:
Francis Salabert, Paris. 3618
Marasita; versi di P. Pizzi, musica di
A. C. B. Caropresi. [Words and
melody only] ©. 1 ce. Jan. 7, 1929;
E unpub. 2997; Pasquale Pizzi, New
York. 3619
Marche des Cathberinettes; paroles de
René Dubreuil, musique de Rodolphe
Halleux, of France; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by F. Salabert. © Dec.
al, 1928: 1.¢. Jan. 31, 19285 ero
2515; Francis Salabert, Paris. 3620
Marching we go; by Mildred Weston;
pf. with words. © Feb. 20, 1929:
2c. Feb. 23; E pub. 3641; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 3621
Margot, Margot; fox trot, parole e
musica di Alberto Ghislanzoni, of
Italy. © Dec. 8, 1928; 1 c Feb. 6,
1929; E for. 2614; Carlo Lombardo,
Milan. 3622
Marguerite, can’t you hear me eall
Marguerite! serenade, words and
music by O. L. Hubbert; with duet
and ukulele arr. © 1e. Feb. 5,
1929; E unp. 3535; Ollie Lee Hub-
bert, Los Angeles. 3623
Maria la porfiada; words and music
by D. V. Gonzalez, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles. [Photostat]
© Jan. 10, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 8; E
pub. 3408; Dionisio Acosta, Los An-
geles. 3624
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no. 2, 1929
Mariachi Michoacano; words and mu-
sic by Jesus Osorio, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles. [Photostat]
© Jan. 11, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 8: E pub.
3432; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
3625
Marigold; souvenir d’ amour, by Erik
Nilssen, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Feb. 4, 1929; 1 c Feb..5; E for.
2846; Beal, Stuttard «& co., ltd., Lon-
don. 3626
Marimonas rojas; cancion espanola
para tiple, letra di Gonzalo Jover
and Enrique Arroyo, musica di Cris-
tobal Palacios [i. e. C. P. Garcia],
of Spain. © 1c. Feb. 11, 1929; E
unp. 3680; Cristobal Palacios Garcia,
Malaga, Spain. 3627
Marina; melodrama in un atto di Na-
tale Lo Bianco, musica di Giuseppe
Signorelli, of Italy, riduzione per
canto e pf. di Giuseppe Fabiano. ©
Nov. 12, 1928: 1 ec. Feb. 6, 1929; D
for. 27455; Giovanni Signorelli € c.,
Milan. 3628
Marquesita ; paroles espagnoles de Di-
dier-Gold, musique de José Padilla,
of Spain, ukulele arr. by F. Sala-
bert; pf. © Dee. 31, 1928; 1 c. Feb.
8, 1929; E for. 2794; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 3629
j
Marvelous child; words by Marion
Sunshine, music by Howard Mott;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Jan. 10,
1929: 2 c« Feb. 15; E pub. 3719;
F. B. Haviland pub. co., New York.
3630
Mary; fox-trot, words and music by
Jerotheo Skiza, of Italy, domiciled
at New York. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Feb. 8, 1929; E unp.
3555; Tetos music store, New York.
3631
Mary mine; waltz, words and music by
H. H. Reynolds. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1. Feb. 21, 1929; E
unp. 3909; Hayden Hamilton Rey-
nolds, Starkville, Miss. 3632
Mary, the mother; Christmas carol,
words by Langdon Elwyn Mitchell,
music by Hugh A. Mackinnon; wom-
en’s voices; organ acc. 4to. © Oct.
1421927 >" 2 ec. Neb; 97-1929" pub.
3303; H. W. Gray co., New York.
3633
Masquerade; one step, words by Elle
De Witt, music by Kennedy Stewart,
of Great Britain. © Jan. 4, 1929;
1c. Jan. 26; E for. 2865; Reginald
Rupert Gann, Brighton, England.
3634
3646
Mattheson (Johann) Air; arr. by
Herbert A. Fricker, of Canada; or-
gan. (Jn St. Cecilia series no. 422)
© Oct. 17, 1927; 2 c. Feb. 9, 1929;
E pub. 3310; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 3635
Max y Carlitos; tango milonga, di D.
F. Scloceo, riduzione per orchestrina
con pt. conduttore di Iluminato Cu-
lotta, of Italy. pts. 4to. © Feb.
15; 1929; 1c Feb. 16% E for. 2726;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 3636
May-day valse; by Frances Brockett
Kellogg; pf. © Feb. 11, 1929; 2 «.
Feb. 18; E pub. 3582; Willis musie
co., Cincinnati. 3637
May-morn; by Ernest Newton, of
Great Britain; pf. © Feb. 1, 1929;
1 ec. Feb. 15; E for. 2707; Joseph
Williams, Itd., London. 3638
Maya (La); tango, par Pablo Labor,
of France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 «¢.
Feb. 8, 1929; E for. 2770; Editions
Cicada, Paris. 3639
Maya (La); tango, paroles de Armand
Foucher, musique de Pablo Labor,
of France. © Nov. 15, 1928;.1 e.
Jan. 31, 1929; E for. 2439; Editions
Cicada, Paris. 3640
Mayflowers; playful waltz movement,
by Arthur Bergh, orch. by Edward
Turkisher; orch. pts. with pf. or
organ conductor. © Feb. 7, 1929;
2c. Feb. 8; E pub. 3284; Robbins
musie corp., New York. 3641
Mazurka; pour pf., par Joseph Jon-
gen, of Belgium. © Feb. 18, 1929;
1c. Feb. 2; E for. 2648; Aug. Cranz,
G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 3642
Me and you; words by Herbert J.
Brandon, music by Charles Huerter ;
med. or high voice. © Jan. 31,
1929; 2 c. Feb. 4; E pub. 3250; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 3643
Mean old train blues; words and mu-
sic by Leroy Carr. [Words’and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Feb. 23, 1929; E
unp. 3946; State street music pub.
co., inec., Chicago. 3644
Mean to me; words and music by Roy
Turk and Fred E. Ahlert. © Feb.
1. 19293 2 Ve ep: Cs pup. 3212 5
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 3645
Mediolanum; fox trot, di Iginio Buz-
zacchi, of Italy; small orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Jan.
18, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 21; HE for. 2826;
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 3646
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3647
Medley (A) of negro spirituals; cho.,
arr. by Bryceson Treharne, of Great
Britain, domiciled at New York;
mixed voices a cappella. 4to. ©
Feb. 11, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 18; E pub.
3571; Boston music ¢co., Boston.
3647
Melancholy me; words and music by
Lou Davis and Ted Fiorito. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Feb. 16,
1929; EH unp. 3810; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc., New York. 3648
Melodi-album; fér fiol, enligt Stradi-
systemet, av B. Holm, of Sweden;
with words. 4to. © Dec. 1, 1927;
1 ce. Dec. 20, 1928; E for. 1533; EH.
Anderssons musikforlag, Malmé,
Sweden. 3649
Mélodies populaires des provinces de
France; recueillies et harmonisées
par Julien Tiersot, of France. 4to.
1. Neuviéme série—2. Dixiéme sé-
rie. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c. each Jan.
31, 1929; E for. 2410, 2411; Heugel,
Paris: 3650, 3651
Melody caprice; by Miltona Moore; pf.
© Feb. 9, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 8; E pub.
3398; Walter A. Quincke, Los An-
geles. 3652
Membership blues; words and music
by W. R. Ellis. [Photostat] ©1e.
Feb. 5, 1929; E unp. 34381; William
R. Ellis, Washington. 3653
Memories; class song of 1928, Tufts
college, words by Marion Austin
Greene, music by Elizabeth Craw-
ford Sonier. 4to. © June 15, 1928;
2 ce. Dec. 10; E pub. 3330; Leo Rich
Lewis, Tufts college, Mass. 3654
Memories lane; words and music by
M. G. Wiley. [Words and melody
only]. © 1 ¢. Feb. 23, 1929; E pub.
3967; Mirna Gothard Wiley, Omaha,
Neb. 3655
Memories of a dream of long ago;
words and music by F. Martinez, jr.
[Words and melody only] ©l1e.
Feb. 8, 1929; E unp. 3545; Frank
Martinez, jr., Clear Water, Fla.
3656
Memories of happiness; words by Ali-
son M. Bart; music by O. H. Damm.
© 1c. Feb. 4, 1929; EH unp. 3403;
Otto Henry Damm, Cleveland. 3657
Memory (A); by C. H. Jennings, jr.;
melody, with pf. ace. ©1e. Feb. 1,
1929; EH unp. 3718; Chas. H. Jen-
nings, jr., Pittsburgh. 3658
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Memory stream; fox trot, words and
music by Laveen Van Anda, of Can-
ada. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ic. Feb, ‘19, (19295) Ei inp Sata.
Robt. D. MacLachlan, Victoria, B. C.,
Canada. 3659
Memphis wail; by Duke Hllington; pf.
© Jan. 29, 1929; 2c. Feb. 11; EB
pub. 3362; Gotham music Service,
inec., New York. 3660
Merino (Hl); valz, words and music
by Simon G. Casas, of Mexico; pf.
[Photostat] © Jan. 11, 1929; 2 «¢.
Feb. 8; E pub. 3445; Dionisio
‘Acosta, Los Angeles. 3661
Mermaid (The) ; 2 pt. song, old sailor
tune, arr. by Alec Rowley, of Great
Britain; treble voices. Winthrop
Rogers ed. 4to. © Jan. 23, 1929;
1c. Feb. 4; E for. 2694; Hawkes &
son (London) Iltd., London. 3662
Merrily singing; by Mildred Weston;
pf. with words. © Feb. 20, 1929;
2 c. Feb. 23;.E pub. 36407 Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 3663
Metodo teorico-pratico; per oboe, in
sette parti, di Sigismondo Singer, of
Poland: pt.: 1°)“ Ttalian), Peencen:
Spanish, English and German text.
© Feb. 15, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 16; EB for.
2730; G. Ricordi & co}, Milan. 3664
Mexicali moon; words and music by
Buddy Valentine and Irving Mills;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Jan. 29,
1929; 2 ©¢ Web. 11; HE publ vss0nr,
Gotham music service, ine, New
York. 3665
Migot (Georges) Deux préludes;
pour oreh., par Georges Migot, of
France. Sc. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c.
Jan. 31, 1929; E for. 2441; Henry
Lemoine et cie., Paris. 3666
Military maids; quand les femmes se-
ront deS hommes, marche-fox, de
Cole Porter, arr. par Francis Sala-
bert, of France; orch., with pf. con-
ductor and words. 4to. © Dee. 31,
1928; 1 ec. Jan. 31, 1929; E for. 2450;
M. EK. Sayag, Paris. 3667
Miniature; intermezzo, par Frédéric
Le Rey, of France; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. .,..4to..+ ©» Dee al,
1928; 1 ec. Jan. 31, 1929; E for. 2475;
J. Yves Krier, Paris. 3668
Minuet in B minor; by R. M. Critch-
ley, op. 1; pf. Worcester, Mass, J.
Verner Critchley. © Feb. 6, 1929;
2c. Feb. 12; E pub. 3512; Rosa-
mond M. Critchley, Worcester. 3669
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3692
Miroir du désert; fox trot oriental,
paroles de Paul Max, musique de P.
Magritte et Ph. Parés, of France.
© Dee. 31, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 31, 1929;
E for. 2456; Editions musicales Sam
Fox, Paris. 3670
Mis cositas; by J. P. Peralta, of Mex-
ico, domiciled at El Paso; pf. [Pho-
tostat] © Jan. 11, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
8; E pub. 3447; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 3671
Mis delirios; letra por Domingo Vil-
lalpando, musica por S. Hspinosa.
© Feb. 25, 1929;2 ec. Feb. 25; E
pub. 3684; Sabino Espinosa, Indian
Harbor, Ind. 3672
Mississipi [!]; canzone one-step, pa-
role e musica di Ermete Liberati,
of Italy. © Dec. 5, 1928; 1 c. Feb.
6, 1929; E for. 2610; Carlo Lom-
bardo, Milan. 3673
Mitsue; Mitsou, c’est une gosse de
Paris, fox trot, par Fred Mélé et
Craven, of France; orch. pts., with
pe conductor. 440% ©), Dec. «31,
1928; 1 c. Feb. 8, 1929; E for. 2766;
Editions musicales Evette, Paris.
3674
Moderato: ist position study for vio-
lin, by John W. Crowley; in D.
Feb. 14, 1929; 2. c.. Feb. 18;-E pub.
do%3; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
3675
Mokrejs (John) Scherzo; pf.; in G
flat. Rev. ed. New York, Odowan
pub. co. © Nov. 9, 1928; 2 c. Nov.
10; E pub. 2818; John Mokrejs, New
York. 3676
Mon seul ami; mélodie fox-trot, pa-
roles de Fernand Vimont, musique
de Ph. Parés et Georges van Parys,
of France. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢.
Jan. 31; E for. 2453; Editions musi-
cales Sam Fox, Paris. 3677
Mona; Spanish love song, words and
music by Cal De Voll and Buddy
Valentine; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Jan. 30, 1929; 2 ¢ Feb. 7; E pub.
3219; McKinley music co., Chicago.
3678
Moon fantasy; words by Theodicia
Pearce, music by Jean McKinnon,
of Canada. Toronto, Canada,
Whaley, Royce & co., itd. © Jan.
el 1929. 41 a: Jan, 2558) far, 2004:
Jean McKinnon, St. Catharines, Ont.,
Canada. : 3679
Moon for sale; words and music by
R. F. Glick. © 1 ¢ Feb. 1, 1929;
E unp. 38716; Ruth Fridman Glick,
Cincinnati. 3680
Moonbeams; tango, words and music
by B. Gabriel. ©1c. Feb. 25, 1929;
E unp. 3999; Bernard Gabriel, New
Yowls.: ; 3681
Moonlight makes me think of you;
words and music by Vic Meyers and
Harold Weeks; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Feb. 11, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 18; E pub.
3585; West coast music publishers,
ine., Seattle. 3682
Moonyeen; words and music by P. C.
Prescott-Richardson. © 1 ¢. Feb. 12,
1929; E unp. 3653; Percival Charles
Presecott-Richardsen, New York.
3683
Moorland breezes; by J. W. Rooke, of
Great Britain; pf. © Feb. 18, 1929;
1 ce Feb. 23; HE for. 2832; Banks &
son, York, England. 3684
More than a friend; hymn, words by
Haldor Lillenas, music of verse by
Burl Sparks, chorus by H. Lillenas.
© Feb. 1, 1929; 2 ¢ Feb. 9; E pub.
3322; Lillenas pub. co., Indianapolis,
3685
More than a Savior; hymn, words and
music by J. P. Scholfield. (Jn Re-
vival songs) © Jan. 15, 1929; 2c.
Feb. 11; E pub. 3751; Robert Henry
Coleman, Dallas. 3686
Morettina; by Remo D’Alba. [Melody
only] ©l1e. Dec. 26, 1928; E unp.
1474; James B. Russo, Brooklyn.
3687
Morning blues; words and music by
Freddie Spruell. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Feb. 8, 1929; EH
unp. 3569; Chicago music pub. co.,
ine., Chicago. 3688
Morning hymn; anthem, words by A.
B. Kenyon, music by Edna Fuller -
Day ; mixed voices, with pf. or organ
ace. 4to. © Feb. 5, 1929; 2 ¢ Feb.
6; E pub. 3164; Wm. A. Pond & co.,
New York. 3689
Morning prayer; by W. E. Kritch;
violin with pf. acc. © Feb. 11, 1929;
2c. Feb. 13; E pub. 3454; Gamble
hinged music co., Chicago. 3690
Mosquée (La) ; par J. Turina, arr. par
S. Chapelier, of France; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Jan. 10,
1929; 1 ¢: Feb. 8S; HP for.2779; Rou-
art, Lerolle et cie., Paris. 3691
Mother dear, I want you all-ways [!];
words and music by I. L. Cotterell,
of Great Britain, domiciled at New
York. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Feb. 8, 1929; E unp. 3583; Ida
Lee Cotterell, New York. 3692
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3693
Mother, dear old mother; waltz, words
and music by W. S. Galamore.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Feb. 18, 1929; E unp. 3815; W. S.
Galamore, Detroit. 3693
Mother, how sweet the name; by H.
R. Whited, arr. by Robert Van
Sickle; orch. “pts.?"in’ F. 4to. “©
fan? 2) 1929-2 Ee san, 4°. i pub.
3268; Elma R. Whited, Middleport,
N. Y. 3694
Mother love; words and music by C.
H. Imhof. © 1 c. Feb. 2, 1929;
unp. 3373; Carolyn Henriette Im-
hof, Kansas City, Mo. 3695
Mother—loving one; words and music
by H. Svaérd. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Feb. 27, 1929; E unp.
4082; Harvey Svard, Philadelphia.
3696
Mother mine; waltz ballad, words by
F. Hosford, music by Ray Hibbeler.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Feb. 4, 1929; E unp. 3394; Floyd
Hosford, Newark Vailey, N. Y. 3697
Mother (The) of us men; words by G.
Biehn, music by Sylvester Long
Cross. © 1c. Feb. 21, 1929; E unp.
3927; George Biehn, Yakima, Wash.
3698
Mother, why did you bob your hair?
words by F. Pummill, music by
Richard Broughton. © 1c. Feb. 8,
1929; EH unp. 3580; France Pummill,
Weston, Or. 3699
Mother’s lullaby; words and music by
L. Evelyn Gensman; med. voice. ©
Feb. 11, 1929; 2 @ Feb. 13;. HE) pub.
3455; Gamble hinged music co., Chi-
cago. 3700
Mountain sunshine girl; words by
Harold Bevan, musie by J. HE. Day-
mon. © 1e. Feb. 25, 1929; E unp.
4032; John Edwards Daymon, Phila-
delphia. 3701
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Sym-
phonie )’ escarpolette; en mi bémol
majeur, arr. par KF. Salabert, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor and Ist violin direction. I1st—
4th pts. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c. each
Jan. 31, 1929; E for. 2500-2503;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 3702-3705
Muggheri mia; words and music by P.
Cittarella, of Italy, domiciled at
at New York; violin. © 1 ec. Feb.
8, 1929; E unp. 3844; Paul Citta-
rella, New York. 3706
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
Mulinaredda; versi di G. Marrone,
musica di Mario Nicastro. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. Feb. 12,
1929; E unp. 3664; Gaspare Mar-
rone, Brooklyn. 3707
Music in the air; cho. bk., compiled
by Jerome Swinford and Anne
Stratton. 8vo. © May 16, 1928; 2 ce.
Jan. 24, 1929; aff: \Jan. 29;>AxA
4108; John C. Winston co., Philadel-
phia. 3708
Musical (A) alphabet; tunes old and
new, pf. pieces with words, composed
and compiled by Constance Morse.
© Jan. 24, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 30; E pub.
3235; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
. 3709
Musical portraits; suite, by Richard
Montaigne, of Great Britain; pf.
Keb. 1, °1929';. 1- c..\Webl 4esihi mam
2847; Cary & co., London. 3710
My Angeline; waitz, by Mabel Wayne,
arr. “by O.. Sciacca; Dandhetom,
24mo. © Feb. 11, 1929; 2 © Feb.
12; E pub. 3489; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 3711
My Angeline; waltz, lyric by L. Wolfe
Gilbert, music by Mabel Wayne, arr.
by Ferdie Grofé; orch. pts. © Feb.
1, 1929; 2 c.Feb...2;.H pub; seows
Leo Feist, inec., New York. 3712
My Angeline; waltz song, words by L.
Wolfe Gilbert, music by Mabel
Wayne, arr. by Walter C. Simon;
Feistyle pianorgan. © Feb. 15,
1929; 2 c. Feb. 16; E pub. 3606; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 3713
My baby said yes; words and music
by Al Joison, Billy Rose and Dave
Dreyer. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 26, 1929; E unp. 4057;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 3714
My best friend; hymn, words and
music by N. B. Vandall.
1929; 2 ec. Feb. 9; E pub. 3525;
Lillenas pub. ¢co., Indianapolis. 38715
My blackbirds are bluebirds now; fox-
trot, music by Cliff Friend, arr. by
O. Sciacca; full military band pts.
obl. 24mo. © Jan. 31,1929; 2%,
Feb. 1; E pub. 3224; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 3716
My blackbirds are bluebirds now;
words by Irving Caesar, music by
Cliff Friend, compiled by L. Wolfe
Gilbert ; special organ transcription.
© Feb. 1, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 2; E pub.
3229; Leo Feist, inec., New York.
3717
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1929
3739
My blue girl; words and music by M. | My dynamic personality; words and
C. Berube. Boston, Mass., W. B.
Hasey & co. © Feb. 12, 1929; 2 c.
Feb. 19; -E pub. 3608; Marion C.
Berube, Providence, R. I. 3718
My boyhood days; poem by James P.
Whedon, music by Leroy Wetzel:
low in B flat. © Feb. 11, 1929; 2c.
Feb. 13: E pub. 3456; Gamble
hinged music ¢o., Chicago. 3719
My castle in Spain is a shack in the
lane; fox-trot ballad, words and
music by Cliff Friend and Irving
Caesar, arr. by Walter C. Simon;
Feistyle pianorgan. © Feb. 21, 1929;
2c. Feb. 23: E pub. 3729; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 3720
My Chicago; words and music by
Ernie Burnett. [Chords, single staff]
© 1 c. Feb. 15, 1929; BE unp. 3772;
Ernest M. Burnett, Chicago. 3721
My childhood days; words and music
by M. E. Livingston. © 1 ¢. Feb.
13, 1929; E unp. 3748; Mary Elisa-
beth Livingston, Sedro Wolley, Wash.
SMe
My cigarette girl, sure a Lucky Strike;
words and music by J. T. Searle. ©
1c. Feb. 1, 1929; E unp. 3426; Jose-
phine Truax Searle, Boston. 3723
My college dream girl; words by F.
Hayes, music by F. Hayes and H.
Bradshaw; pf. © Feb. 13, 1929:
Sie? Veb.0 13s BY pub: 3773s) Fred
Hayes and Herbert Bradshaw, Clin-
ton, Ind. 3724
My coitage built for two; lyric and
music by F. M. Black. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 23, 1929;
EH unp. 4115; Florrance Mildred
Black, Leonia, N. J. 3725
My cup runneth over; hymn, words
and music by J. P. Scholfield. (In
Revival songs) © Jan. 15, 1929;
2c. Feb. 11; E pub. 3742; Robert
Henry Coleman, Dallas. 3726
My dog Tack; lyric by Noel Louis
Provost. music by Vance Morton,—
Barnyard jig; lyric by Noel Louis
Provost, set to folk-song [and] Mos-
quito march; music by Vance Mor-
ton; pf. © Feb. 13, 1929; 2 ¢. Feb.
13; E pub. 3462; Bendix pub. co.,
Lincoln, Neb. 3727
My Dolores, I love you so; words and
music by H. Jolet. [Photostat] ©
1c. Feb. 2, 1929; E unp. 3361; Har-
old Jolet, Chicago. 3728
music by Reggie Montgomery [i. e.
Reginald Montgomery] and George
Ward. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Jan. 8, 1929; E unp. 3450;
Reginald Montgomery, Pasadena, and
George Ward, Hollywood, Calif.
3729
My gift to you; words and music by
G. L. Robinette. © 1c Jan. 22,
1929: E unp. 3455; Grace Hubbard
Robinette and Donald Jasper Robi-
nette, Butte, Mont. 3730
My Hawaiian home; words and music
by John V. Pacheco, arr. by J. Noble;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Feb. 1, 1929;
2c. Feb. 7; E pub. 3209; Johnny
Noble, Honolulu. AY GLE
My heart is bluer than your eyes,
cherie; words by Alfred Bryan,
music by Monte Wilhitee © 1 «
Heb. 6, 1929; E unp. 3481; Joe Hiller
music corp., Pittsburgh. 3732
My heart’s in the Highlands; words by
Robert Burns, music by Robert
Caird, of Great Britain. London and
Glasgow, Bayley & Ferguson.
dan24,. 1979 1c. Keb. 8° Ei tor
2569; Robert A. Caird, Margate,
Kent, England. 3733
My home sweet home; words and
music by R. Albright. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 6, 1929;
E unp. 3496; Ray Albright, Newark,
NivJd. 3734
My home town gal; ballad, words and
music by E. H. Paisley. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Jan. 23,
19293) 2) ex San. 30; Ho pubs sf;
Edna H. Paisley, Fort Pierre, S. D.
3735
My honey boy: words and music by
EH. Lau. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 4, 1929; E unp. 3387;
Elsie Lau, Hilo, Hawaii. 3736
My kinda love; one way to paradise,
lyric by Jo’ Trent, music by Louis
Alter; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
Hank Linet. © Feb. 8, 1929; 2 ¢.
Feb. 9: E pub. 3282; Robbins music
corp., New York. BYOY¢
My little garden world; words by
J. M. Stuart-Young, music by Molly
Carew, of Great Britain. © Dec.
24, 1928);)1°e. Dec. 29; H.for. 1772;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 3738
My little girl; words by E. Walker,
music by David Reed. © 1c. Feb.
15, 1929; EH unp. 38756; Eveline
Walker, Toronto; Ont., Canada.
3739
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3740
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
My little love baby; words by J.
Bonanno, music by David Reed. ©
1 ¢@ Feb. 8, 1929; E unp. 3548;
Josephine Bonanno, Houston. 3740
My little one; words by T. L. Chap-
pelle, music by Doc Schier [pseud.
of A. Schier] © 1c. Feb. 4, 1929;
E unp. 3686; Thos. L. Chappelle and
Adolph Schier, Atlanta. 3741
My love; words and music by M. D.
Waller. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 1, 1929; E unp. 3346;
Miriam Deacy Waller, Bronxville,
Ne yite: 3742
My love ship of dreams; words and
music by Harold Dixon; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. ©
Jan. 29, 1929; 2 c Feb. 11; HE pub.
3358; Gotham music service, inc.,
New York. ; 3743
My madonna; words by Billy Rose,
music by Fred Fisher and Louis
Silvers; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by May Singhi Breen. © Jan. 381,
TODS 62; Nes ela ls EL te, oe at:
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 3744
My mother’s eyes; fox-trot, theme song
of Lucky boy, by L. Wolfe Gilbert
and Abel Baer, arr. by Walter C.
Simon; Feistyle pianorgan. © Feb.
15, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 16; E pub. 3607;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 3745
My mother’s eyes; words by L. Wolfe
Gilbert, music by Abel Baer, com-
piled by L. Wolfe Gilbert; special
organ transcription. © Feb. 5, 1929;
2c. Feb. 6; E pub. 3225; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 3746
. My Nettie; fox trot, by J. Bethan-
court, of Guatemala, domiciled at
Philadelphia; pf. © 1 ¢. Feb. 15,
1929; E unp. 3770; José Bethan-
court, Philadelphia. 3747
My old lady blues; words and music
by Roy Evans. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 7, 1929; E unp.
3499; Joseph M. Davis, New York.
3748
My people; words by Paul Cunning-
ham, music by Paul Winkopp; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Feb. 4, 1929;
2c. Feb. 7; E pub. 3397; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 3749
My prayer; hymn, words and music by
B. B. McKinney. (In Revival
songs.) © Jan. 15, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
11; E pub. 3740; Robert Henry Cole-
man, Dallas. 3750
My prayer; words by Frances Ring,
music by Martin Broones; med. or
high voice. © Feb. 4, 1929; 2 e.
Feb. 8; E pub. 3510; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 3751
My pretty blue eyes; fox trot, words
and music by S. Zitter. © 1c. Feb.
28, 1929; E unp. 4121; Samuel
Zitter, Mattapan, Mass. 3752
My promise; words by M. Whelan,
music by B. M. Hale. © 1 ec. Feb.
14, 1929; BE unp. 3735; Margaret.
3753
My river of dreams; words by Mel.
Brewster, music by H. C. Weasner
and John W. Newton; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Feb. 8, 1929; 2 «.
Feb. 9; E pub. 3321; H. C. Weasner
& co., Buffalo. 3754
My Rocky Mountain home; words and
music by Harold Saylor. © 1 ce.
Feb. 6, 1929; E unp. 3463; Nathan
Harold Saylor, Chicago. 3755
My slumber song; words and music
by Myrtle Farnham; violin and
voice. © 1c. Feb. 15, 1929; E unp.
3761; Myrtle Farnham, Chicago.
3756
Whelan, Norwich, Conn.
My sunny southern home; words by
F. A. Hehr, music by Luther A.
Clark.. © Jan. 15, 1929; 2 eeu
18; E pub. 3590; Frances A. Hehr,
Cleveland. 3797
My sunshine; lyric by Sunny Clapp,
music by Dee Larroque; pf. ace.,
with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. ©
Jan, 29, 1929; 2 c. Feb, 1135 Bepupe
3337; Mills music, inc., New York.
3758
My sunshine; words by W. L. Herron,
music by Adrian J. Larroque and
W. L. Herron. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Feb. 23, 1929; E unp.
4019; Warren L. Herron, Gulfport,
Miss. 3159
My sweetheart; words and music by
M. C. Payin. © 1c. Feb. 23, 1929;
E unp. 3957; Mary Cathryn Payin,
St. Paul. 3760
My sweetheart’s gone away; words by
BE. A. Harris, music by Richard
Broughton. © 1 ce. Feb. 20, 1929;
FE unp. 3885; Everett A. Harris,
Ewing, Neb. 38761
My sweetheart’s refrain; words and
music by W. S. Shotwell, arr. by
Grace P. Connell. © 1 ¢. Feb. 16,
1929; E unp. 3808; Woodford Stew-
art Shotwell, Springfield, O. 3762
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no. 2, 1929
My thrill; words and music by I.
O'Donoghue. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Feb. 13, 1929; E unp.
3684; Irene O’Donoghue, eige
37
Same. © 1. Feb. 28, 1929; E
unp. 4140; Irene O’Donoghue, Brook-
_ lyn. 3764
My tree; meditation, words by Donald
Bain, music by HE. A. Schulze, arr.
by A. G. W. ©1c. Feb. 16, 1929;
E unp. 3792; Ernst A. Schulze,
Evanston, Ill. 3765
My Xmas ecard; words and music by
R. D. Saunders. 12mo. © Dec. 17,
1928; 2 c. Dec. 26; E pub. 3285;
Richard Drake Saunders, Los An-
geles. 3766
Mystére (Le) des ruines; ouverture
dramatique, par Jean Mazot, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1c. Jan.
31, 1929; E for. 2494; J. Yves Krier,
Paris. 3767
Mysterien; tondichtung fiir violoncell
und orch., von Paul Juon, of Ger-
many, op. 59. Se. © Dee. 2, 1928;
fe eh: 13,°1929; BE for. -2635) °F.
E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig. 3768
Mysterious (The) master; operetta in
2 acts, words by Sarah Grames
Clark, music by Otis M. Carrington.
Voce. sc. 410. © Jan. 23, 1929; 2 c.
Jan. 31;'D pub. 27457; Myers &
Carrington, Redwood City, Calif.
3769
Mytho; fox-trot, von Harold De Bozi,
of France; odeon and salonorch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and violin 1 con-
ductor. 4to. © Feb. 18, 1929; 1 «¢.
Feb. 9; E for. 2648; Aug. Cranz, G.
m. b. H., Leipzig. 3770
"Na mamma senza core; versi di V.
Nobile, musica di Luigi Canoro, of
Italy, domiciled at New York.
[Words and melody only] 4to. ©
Feb. 5, 1929;.2 ce. Feb...11;. FE pub:
3623; Vincenzo Nobile, New York.
38771
Napolitania ; pour pf., par Joseph Jon-
gen, of Belgium. © Feb. 18, 1929;
1c. Feb. 2; E for. 2642; Aug. Cranz,
G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 3712
Natalie; words by Pat. K. Heale, mu-
sic by Fred Elizalde, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. acc., with banjulele banjo
and ukulele arr. by Keech. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Jan.
24, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 8; E for. 2675;
Cavendish music co., London. 3773
3784
Nativitas D. N. Jesu Christi; cycle de
Noél, pour grand orgue, par Charles
Tournemire, of France, op. 55.
Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 31, 1929; BE
for. 2413; Heugel, Paris. 3774
Natoma; words by F. E. Heppe, mu-
sic by Phil Starr. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Feb. 6, 1929; E
unp. 3469; Florence Edna MHeppe,
Chicago. 3775
Naughty; words and music by P.. W.
Porter. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 4, 1929; E unp. 3389;
Percy W. Porter, Springfield, S. C.
3776
Naval (The) cadet’s march; by Gladys
Cumberland, of Great Britain; per-
cussion band, with pf. conductor,
child conductor’s se. and pf. duet,
violin ad lib. © Jan. 21, 1929; 1 ¢.
Feb. 7; E for. 2546; Warren & Phil-
lips, London. 3777
Neath the moon; words by R. Gibson,
music by S. Marco and J. Finke, jr.
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1929; E unp. 3943;
Ross Gibson, Portland, Or., Sano
Marco, New York, and John Finke,
jr., Ravena, N. Y. 3778
’Neath the old olive trees; duet, words
and music by B. B. McKinney. (In
Revival songs) © Jan. 15, 1929;
2 ec. Feb. 11; E pub. 3741; Robert
Henry Coleman, Dallas. 3779
*"Neath the spell of the moon; lyrics by
L. Shears, music by V. Tomasulo.
© 1e. Feb. 19, 1929; E unp. 3970;
Vincent Tomasulo and Louis Shears,
Brooklyn. 3780
Nervous wreck; words by Dewey Rec-
ord and R. Arthur Booker, music by
W. Bishop. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 9, 1929; E unp.
3614; Walter Bishop, New York.
3781
Neve rossa; valzer esitation, versi di
Giovanni Maria Sala, musica di
Nello Segurini, of Italy; pf. © Jan.
Tt, 1929" Le: Jane so} for 25895
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 3782
Never; words and music by Archie
Gottler, Maceo Pinkard and Charles
Tobias. © Feb. 20, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
21; E pub. 3626; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 3783
Never again; words and music by L.
Nicchia. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 27, 1929; E unp. 4070;
Lillian Nicchia, Mountain Lakes,
We.J. 3784
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pt. III, n. s., v. 24
New songs for the home and radio;
words by Mack Miller, Lotta Greene
and others, music by David Reed,
Lee Turner and others; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © Jan. 2, 1929; 2 c. Jan.
28; aff. Jan. 26; AA 10378; Stuart
music ¢co., Chicago. 3785
New way of living blues; words and
music by Williard Thomas. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Feb. 8,
1929; E unp. 3565; Chicago music
pub. co., inc., Chicago. 3786
Nicholls (Heller) Seven beginner
pieces for violin; by H. Nicholls, of
Great Britain; with pf. ace. © Jan.
Zh 1920). GC. Web. 3 1h, form 2549.
Warren & Phillips, London. 3187
Nido; canzone-tango, versi di Nando
Vitali, musica di Salvatore Allegra,
of Italy. © Dec. 15, 1928; 1 ¢. Feb.
6, 1929; E for. 2605; Saporetti e
Cappelli, Florence, Italy. 3788
Night (A) in June; words and music
by L. M. Niederer. © 1 c. Feb. 27,
1929; EH unp. 4068; Louise Marie
Niederer, Foristell, Mo. 3789
Night time; by Xavier Cougat, of
Spain, domiciled at Hollywood,
Galif ic, pf.. 2K). 1.,.c4, Heb, 19, 929%
E unp. 3838; Pathe studios, inc., Cul-
ver City, Calif. 3790
Nineteen twenty nine; words and mu-
sic by A. Geraldine Farrar [i. e. A.
G. F. Gleason] ©1e. Feb. 6, 1929;
EK unp. 3492; Alice Geraldine Farrar
Gleason, Monrovia, Calif. 3791
Ninive; canzone fox trot, di T. Petra-
lia C., of Italy; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 8vo. © Feb. 28, 1929;
1 ec. Feb. 28; E for. 2859; A. Forli-
vesi & c., Florence, Italy. SiGe
Ninon, Ninon, jolie; fox-trott chanté,
par J. Rico, of France; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Jan. 10,
1929; 1 ¢. Feb. 8; E for. 2760; Joseph
Rico, Courbevoie, Seine, France.
3793
Niobe; fox-trot, di T. Petralia C., of
Italy; orch. pts., with pf. conductor.
8vo. © Dee. 31, 1928; 1 ¢. Feb. 28,
1929; E for. 2858; A. Forlivesi & c.,
Florence, Italy. 3794
No candle was there and no fire; words
by Frances M. Gostling, music by
Liza Lehmann, arr. as quartet or an-
tiein for mixed voices, by Wiiliam
Stickles; organ or pf. acc. 4to. ©
Feb. ‘6, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 7;:E pub.
3220; Chappell & co., Itd., London.
3795
No hay plata; tango, di Eva Taveira,
riduzione per orchestrina con pf.
conduttore di Illuminato Culotta, of
Italy. pts. 4to. © Feb. 15, 1929;
1c. Feb. 16; E for. 2723; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 3796
No llores Pancha; words and music
by Simon G. Casas, of Mexico; pf.
[Photostat] © Jan. 11, 1929; 2 ¢.
Feb. 8; E pub. 3444; Dionisio Acos-
ta, Los Angeles. 3797
No mas a ti; words and music by
Simon G. Casas, of Mexico; pf.
[Photostat] © Jan. 11, 1929; 2 «
Feb. 8; E pub. 3489; Dionisio Acos-
ta, Los Angeles. 3798
No more you; from Follow thru, words
and music by B. G. DeSylva [pseud.
of George Gard De Sylva], Lew
Brown and Ray Henderson, arr. by
Joseph M. Weiss; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Jan. 24, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 30;
E pub. 3151; DeSylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc., New York. 37989
No one but you; words and music by
A. T. Walters.. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 11, 1929; E unp.
3632; Austin T. Walters, Kintners-
ville, Pa. 3800
Nobody cares; words and music by
Jack J. Sheridan. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Feb. 2, 1929; E
unp. 3366; Jack Sheridan, Chicago.
3801
Nobody cares like mother; ballad,
words by M. Heene, music by Robert
H. Brennen. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Jan. 23, 1929; 2 ¢. Jan.
30; E pub. 3178; Marguerite Heene,
Leavenworth, Kan. 3802
Nobody knows you when you're down
and out; words and musie by Pine-
top Clarence Smith. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 18, 1929;
E unp. 3706; State street music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 3803
Nobody’s fault but my own; written
and composed by Vee Lawnhurst.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Feb. 19, 1929; E unp. 3858; Hdward
B. Marks music co., New York.
3804
Nobody’s fault but your own; fox-trot,
written and composed by Alan Mur-
ray and Ray Noble, both of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele or banju-
lele banjo ace. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Dec. 17, 1928; 1 «.
Jan. 23, 1929; E for. 687; Francis,
Day & Hunter, ltd., London. 3805
194
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1929
3827
” Noln; by Felix Arndt, arr. by J. S. | Nuit (Une) au Louvre; opérette en 3
Zamecnik; B fiat clarinet with pf.
acc. © Feb. 25, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 25;
BH pub. 3699; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 3806
Non ti rammenti i baci; melody arr.
By “A; *Tppolito:’' ©” 1 e. Feb, 23,
.1929; E unp. 4021; S. Riccardi, New
York. 3807
Norwood high marching song; words
and music by Louis R. McBay, arr.
by Carmela C. Vena. © Dee. 29,
1928; 2 c. Feb. 1, 1929; E pub. 32638;
Louis R. McBay, Norwood, Mass.
3808
Nostalgia russa; di Aldo Montanari,
of Italy; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. Svo. © Feb. 28, 1929; 1 c. Feb.
28; E for. 2857; A. Forlivesi & ¢.,
Florence, Italy. 3809
Nothin’ but the biues; words by Matt
Freedman [i. e. M. Freedman], mu-
sic by Cy Cotler [i. e. S. Cotler]
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Feb. 1, 1929; E unp. 3427; Simon
Cotler. New York, and Matilda
Freedman, Lansdowne, Pa. 3810
Nothin’ you do can make me blue;
words and music by M. Aaron. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Jan.
26, 1929: 2 ce. Jan. 30: E, pub..3180;
Margaret Aaron, Blacksburg, Va.
3811
Notti veneziane; waltz, by Flaminio
Pignoloni; violin. © 1 ¢. Feb. 20,
1929; E unp. 3895; Apollo musie¢ co.,
Brooklyn. 3812
Now for home I’m leaving on the fast-
est east-bound train; mountaineer
ballad, words and music by J.-H.
Crockett, jr. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Feb. 21, 1929: E unp.
3936; Johnny Harvey Crockett, jr.,
Fowler, Calif. 3813
Now you know I’m jealous! novelty
song, words and music by W. R.
Hodgin. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 13, 1929; E unp. 3689;
Willard Randolph MHodgin, New
York. 3814
Nowa przepidreczka; by Joseph Ka-
palka. ©1c. Feb. 16, 1929; E unp.
3785; International music pub. ¢o.,
Chicago. 3815
Nuit angoissante; par Joseph Rico, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢ Feb.
8, 1929; E for. 2759; Joseph Rico,
Courbevoie, Seine, France.’ 3816
actes, de Henri Duvernois, lyrics de
René Dorin, musique de Louis Urgel,
of France. Voice and pf. sc. ©
Dec. 31, 1928;:1 c. Jan: '31, 1929; D
pub. 27447; Francis Salabert, Paris.
3817
Nuovo libro d’ inni e salmi spirituali ;
[compiled] by M. Tosetto. 12mo.
© Nov. 28, 1928; 2 c. Dec. 19; aff.
Jan. 11, 1929; A 5127; Chiesa Cris-
tiana, Niagara Falls, N. Y., and Con-
gregazione Cristiana, Chicago. 3818
Nur das kleine woértchen ach; lied und
tango, Deutscher text von Roxy, mu-
sik von Buzis Mihaly, of Hungary,
klay. arr. von Nico Dostal. © Nov.
15, 1928; 1 ec Feb. 8, 1929; E for.
2577; Alrobi musikverlag, G. m. Db.
H., Berlin. 3819
O be joyful in the Lord; jubilate Deo,
words from Psalm 100, music by
Carleton H. Bullis; mixed voices in
A; organ ace. 4to.~© Oct. 14, 1927;
2 ec. Feb. 9, 1929; E pub. 3307; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 3820
O. E. S. musical service; words by R.
B. Brown, music by L. B. Knox;
mixed voices. 4to. © Feb. 11, 1929;
2c. Feb. 14; E pub. 3565; Lenox mu-
sic co., Boston. 3821
O hartopehtis; words and music by
Jerotheo Skiza, of Italy, domiciled
at New York. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Feb. 8, 1929: E unp.
3556; Tetos music store, New York.
3822
O Lord, support us all the long day;
anthem, prayer of John Henry New-
man, music by J. Christopher
Marks; mixed voices with organ acc.
4to. © Jan. 31, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 2;
E pub. 3231; John Church co., Cin-
cinnati. 3823
O love that will not let me go; an-
them, words by G. Matheson, music
by R. M. Stults. 4to. © Feb. 5,
1929; 2 c. Feb. 6; E pub. 3166; Wm.
A. Pond & co., New York. 3824
O may my walk be close with God;
words by Mrs. Charles Sherwin, mu-
sie by Herbert Johnson. 1. Mixed
quartet.—2. Male quartet. 4to. ©
Feb. 25, 1929; 2 c. each Feb. 25; E
pub. 3674, 3675; Peate’s music house,
ine: Utica, Nv as: 3825, 3826
O praise the Lord ; anthem, words from
Psalm 117, music by Eugene F.
Marks; mixed voices. 4to. © Feb.
12, 1929; 2 ec. Feb. 14; E pub. 3546;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
3827
195
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3828
pt. I11, n. s., v. 24
O, the holly; Christmas carol, words
by Ffrida Wolfe, music by Hugh A.
Mackinnon; mixed voices; organ
ace. 4to. © Oct. 14, 1927; 2 c. Feb.
9, 1929; E pub. 33804; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 3828
O welcome in our midst; song of greet-
ing, words by Percy Dearmer, music
by M. Shaw, of Great Britain. Lon-
don, J. Curwen & sons, ltd. 12mo.
© Jan. 12, 1929; 1c. Jan. 16; E for.
2573; Martin Shaw, London. 3829
O wondrous love; hymn, words by J.
Stewart Smith, music by George C.
Stebbins. (In Revival songs)
Jan. 15, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 11; E pub.
3753; Robert Henry Coleman, Dal-
las. 3830
Obersteiger (Der) ; fantasie, von Carl
Zeller, arr. von Leo Artok, of Ger-
many, op. 108; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor and 1st violin direction.
© ‘Feb. 15,) 1929; 1 c. Feb. 9’; EH for.
2745; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Ger-
many. 3831
Occhi neri; parole e musica di Dina
Evarist, of Italy. © Dec. 10, 1928;
1 ce. Feb. 6, 1929; E for. 2612; Carlo
Lombardo, Milan. 3832
Od Wioseczki do Wioseczki; by Joseph
Kapalka. © 1 @ Feb. 16, 1929; E
unp. 3784; International music pub.
co., Chicago. 3833
Of all the airts the winds can blow;
words by Robert Burns, music by
Edward Reitz. ©1c. Feb. 25, 1929;
EH unp. 4000; Edward E. Reitz, Buf-
falo. 3834
Office boys; words and music by L.
DeTurk. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 14, 1929; E unp. 3728;
LeRoy DeTurk, Cincinnati. 3835
Office (The) of the holy communion ;
set to music by T. Frederick H.
Candlyn; organ ace.; in D flat. 4to.
© Oct. 14, 1927; 2 c. Feb. 9, 1929;
E pub. 3288; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 3836
Oft in the twilight glow; souvenir,
words by Marion Graybiel Means,
musie by Franz Drdla, arr. by Royal
Andrews Merwin; female voices.
4to. © Feb. 23, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 25;
EK pub. 3722; G. Ricordi & co., inc.,
New York. 3837
Oh! baby what a night! words by A.
Seymour Brown, music by Albert
Von Tilzer; pf. aece., with ukulele
arr. by May Singhi Breen. © Feb.
4, 1929: 2 c. Feb. 5; E pub. 3162;
Broadway music corp., New York.
3838
Oh Byrd the gem of the ocean and
sky ; words by B. B. Rhoades, music
by Phil Starr.
only] © 1c. Feb. 6, 1929; E unp.
3473; Bertha B. Rhoades, Norris-
town, Pa. 3839
Oh cullud man; words and music by
L. J. Bennett. [Photostat] ©1le.
Feb. 25, 1929; E unp. 4005; Louis
J. Bennett, Kansas City, Mo. 3840
Oh! Henry! words and melody by
J. V. Laughland, of Canada; with pf.
ace. Toronto, Canada, Whaley,
Royce & co., Itd. © Jan. 29, 1929;
1.c., Keb. 2; 1929; E. for. 25247) 0:
Laughland, Stella, Ont., Canada.
3841
Oh! it’s nice to have a girl like mine;
words, music and ukulele arr. by
J. J. Shupienis. ©1c. Feb. 4, 1929;
E unp. 4108; Joseph John Shupienis,
Niagara Falls, N. Y. 3842
Oh ma, what a man; words and music
by Albert Gumble, Leon Flatow and
Al. Bryan; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by M. Kalua. © Jan. 29, 1929; 2 ¢.
Feb. 11; E pub. 3338; Mills music,
inc.,, New York. 3843
Oh! Peggy! words by Golden Maxwell,
music by C. A. Pedrick. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Feb. 9,
1929; E unp. 3600; Clinton A. Pe-
drick, Santa Monica, Calif. 3844
Oh sume, suscipe; words by Saint
Ignatius, music by a Sister of the
Visitation [i. e. M. Loretto Browne] ;
sop. and alto or ten. and bar.; organ
ace. Tacoma, Wash., The Sisters of
the Visitation. © Dec. 1, 1925; 2 ¢.
Dec. 10, 1928; E pub. 3658; Mary
L. Browne, Tacoma. 3845
Oh! we like ’em bald-headed; words
and music by Merle Hunt [pseud.
of M. H. Etson], of Great Britain.
© Dec. 4, 1928; 1 c. Dee. 10; E for.
1208; Merle Hunt Htson, Edgerton,
Alta., Canada. 3846
Ojitos chinos y negros ... .; words
and music by Alfredo Reza, of Mex-
ico, domiciled at El Paso. [Photo-
stat] © Jan. 11, 1929; 2c. Feb. 8;
EK pub. 3441; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. . 3847
Oklahoma lullaby; words by J. Will
Callahan, music by Lee 8S. Roberts;
med. voice. © Jan. 24, 1929; 2 ec.
Jan. 30; E pub. 38238; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 3848
196
[Words and melody ©
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1929
3870
Old country stomp; words and music
by J. M. Williams. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 18, 1929;
E unp. 3713; State street music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 3849
Old folks at home; way down upon de
Swanee Ribber, words and melody
by Stephen C. Foster, harmonized
and arr. by Purcell J. Mansfield, of
Great Britain, op. 84, no. 1; mixed
voices. 4to. © Jan. 25, 1929; 1c.
Feb. 8; E for. 2568; Bayley & Fer-
guson, Glasgow. 3850
Old moon; words by R. Gibson, music
by S. Mareo and John Finke, jr.
1 e. Feb. 21, 1929; E unp. 3944;
Sano Marco, New York, Jobn Finke,
jr., Ravena, N. Y., and Ross Gibson,
Portland, Or. 3851
Old (An) refrain; fox-trot, words by
J. L. Matisoff, music by Milton
Davis; in C. ©1c. Feb. 26, 1929;
E unp. 40438; Jack L. Matisoff, Los
Angeles. 3852
Old timer; lyric by Billy Rose, music
by Louis Silvers. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Jan. 5, 1929; E
unp. 548; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 3853
Old wedding ring; words by M. R.
Luman, music by Sylvester Long
Cross. © 1c. Feb. 21, 1929; E unp.
3933; Mattie R. Luman, Medford,
Or. 3854
Ombre (L’) qui fuit; réverie, de I.
Snoek, of France, op. 223; orch., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Oct. 19,
£925; Fe. .Nov.-.2:) BH. for: »1015;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd., Lon-
don. 3855
On est plus léger; paroles de Fursy,
musique de M. Christiné, of France;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by F.
Salabert. © Dee. 31, 1928; 1c. Jan.
31, 1929; E for. 2516; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 3856
On the roller-coaster; by Irene Rod-
gers; pf. © Feb. 11, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
18; E pub. 3584; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati. 3857
On trial; words and music by J. How-
arth. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ¢. Feb. 25, 1929; E unp. 3988; John
Howarth, Fall River, Mass. 38538
On wings of love; words and music
by H. Rhoads. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 7, 1929; E unp.
3497 ; Helen Rhoads, Glendale, Calif.
3859
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On with the dance! words by Edgar
Leslie and Al Dubin, music by Jim-
mie Monaco; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Feb. 9, 1929; 2 ec. Feb. 9; E pub.
3318 ; Donaldson, Douglas & Guimble,
ine., New York. 3860
One (The) girl of my dreams; words
and music by Ken O’Brien [i. e. K.
B.' O'Brien] -.\©) -Feb,..15, 1929: 2. ¢.
Feb. 23; E pub. 3636; Kenneth B.
O’Brien, Minneapolis. 3861
One little hour with you; words by
H. Rodgers, music by Herbert B.
‘Ostrow. [Words and melody only]
©1e. Feb. 25, 1929; E unp. 4036;
Hlla Rodgers, Sharon Hill, Pa.
3862
One little year; waltz, words and mu-
sic by N. E. Brooks. ([Blue-print]
© 1c. Feb. 27, 1929; E unp. 4073;
‘Norman Eugene Brooks, Concord,
NCE. 3863
4
One moment more with you; words
and music by Ray Egan, Dick Whit-
ing and Neil Morét; pf. and ukulele
aces (xey Wels. “of 19295 °2).e)) Beb.. th;
EH pub. 3372; Villa Morét, ine., San
Francisco. 3864
One over the 8; by Joseph G. Halter,
orch. by Murgatroyd Farrar, both
of Great Britain; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. London, De Wolfe’s.
4to. © Jan. 4, 1929; 1 ec. Feb. 4;
E for. 2550; Meyer de Wolfe, Lon-
don. 3865
One (The) that I love loves me; words
and music by Roy Turk and Fred
EK. Ahlert. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 1, 1929; E ump.
3348; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
3866
Only of thee and me; poem by Louis
Untermeyer, music by P. R. Frey.
© Feb. 2, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 4; E pub.
3147; Philip Rockel Frey, Spring-
field, O. 3867
Only the blues; words and music by
T. Dorsey. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 27, 1929; E unp.
4090; Thomas Dorsey, Chicago.
3868
Only through failure have I realized
success; words and music by A. M.
West. ©1c. Jan. 12, 1929; E unp.
2736; Alvin M. West, New York.
3869
Open the door; hymn, words and mu-
sic by J. P. Scholfield. (Jn Revival
songs) © Jan. 15, 1929; 2 c Feb.
11; E pub. 3756; Robert Henry Cole-
man, Dallas. 3870
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
3871
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Open up dem pearly gates for me;
words and music by C. J. Robison.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Feb. 5, 1929; E unp. 3487; Carson
J. Robison, New York. 3871
Optimist (The) and the pessimist;
humorous duet, words by Percy Ed-
gar, music by Lauri Bowen, of
Great Britain; ten. and bar.
Jan. 10, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 8; EH for.
_ 2676; Reeder & Walsh, London.
3872
Or what have you; lyric by G. Henry,
music by M. Hamilton. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Feb. 27, 1929;
EH unp. 4086; Grace Henry and Mor-
ris Hamilton, New York. 3873
Orgelklinge aus neuerer und neuester
zeit; eine sammlung yon tonstiicken,
hrsg. von Wilhelm ‘Trenkner, of
Germany. v. 3. obl. 8vo. © Jan.
12; L929" de. Heb: wo Jen LOnaae oad =
F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig. 3874
Oriental fantasy; by F. Payne. Orig-
inal. se.” ©, 1c.’ Feb. 11, ,1929: BH
unp. 4013; Sterling Payne, Parkers-
burg, W. Va. 3875
Original (An)
style; by Boris Levenson, op. 70;
violin and pf. © Jan. 25, 1929; 2 ec.
Feb. 8; E pub. 3206; Belwin, inc.,
New York. 3876
Orphan girls; marcia sinfonica, by
Domenick Villoni; band pts. 4to.
©) Feb. "15, 1929;" 2c) Keb.” 28e0h)
pub. 37389; D. Villoni & son, Cleve-
land. 38877
Oshamno-mikol-om; words from He-
brew prayer, music by S. Gozinsky.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Feb. 2, 1929; E unp. 3370; S. Gozin-
sky, New York. 3878
Oublie; valse boston, paroles de Dé-
siré Cadine, musique de Antonin
Ferré, of France. © Feb. 14, 1929;
1 c. Feb. 15; E for. 2742; Société
anonyme des éditions Ricordi, Paris.
3879
Oud-vlaamsche’ kerstliederen; met
klavierbewerking van Hdward Ver-
heyden, of Belgium. 4to. © Dec.
10, 1928; 1 ec. Feb. 1, 1929; E for.
2722; Het muziekfonds, Antwerp,
Belgium. 3880
Our country; lyric by Frank Living-
stone [pseud. of F. L. Warner], mu-
sic by L. Hope. © 1c. Feb. 9, 1929;
E unp. 3607; Frank L. Warner, Ala-
meda, Calif., and Louise Hope, San
Francisco. . 3881
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melody in Russian |,
Our great convention day; hymn,
words and music by Thomas Ben-
ton. © Jan. :3}''1929 4 2%) Benger
EK pub. 8704; Eugene Monroe Bart-
lett, Hartford, Ark. 3882
Our playground; words by A. French,
music by Sylvester Long Cross.
1c. Feb. 21, 1929; E unp. 39380; Ad-
die French, The Dalles, Or. 3883
Our President; marching song, words
and music by Joseph Frank. Chi-
cago, Joseph Frank music pub. co.
© Feb. 8, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 11; E pub.
3381; Joseph Frank, Chicago.
Our President, Mr. Hoover; words and
music by E. Taylor. [Words and
melody only] © 1e. Feb. 25, 1929;
EK unp. 3996; Elizabeth Taylor,
Cleveland. 38885
Our united land; lyric by M. D. Bright,
music by Clarence Charles Hastway.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Feb. 18, 1929; E unp. 3973; Merrion
De Lafayette Bright, 'Thielman,
Minn. 3886
Out of the depths; anthem, 4 pt. cho.,
text from Psalm 130, music by John
Prindle Scott; mixed voices with
solo for sop. or ten.; organ acc.
4to}, © Feb. 11, 1929; 2.e5Keb, 126
E pub. 3761; R. L. Huntzinger, inc.,
New York. 3887
Out of the dusk to you; duet or 2 pt.
cho., words by Arthur J. Lamb,
music by Dorothy Lee, arr. by Don
Wilson. 4to. © Feb. 25, 1929; 2 c.
Feb. 25; E pub. 3690; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 38888
Over the top for Jesus; hymn, words
by Luther G. Presley, music by
Thomas Benton. © Jan. 8, 1929;
2c. Feb. 26; E pub. 3705; Eugene
Monroe Bartlett, Hartford, Ark.
3889
Over the waves to you; lyric and
music by J. G. Bandy. © 1c. Jan.
29, 1929; E unp. 3532; Joseph Gar-
field Bandy, Cardin, Okl. 3890
P-H-S-mareh; intro. the school song
On Portsmouth, by H. Schnabl; pf.
© Feb. 6, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 7; E pub.
3521; Henri Schnabl, Portsmouth,
O. 8891
(La) col Vaticano; words by
Maria Perrocato,' musie by, I:
Canoro; violin. [Italian text] ©
1 ce. Keb. 27, 1929; E unp. 4078;
Louis Canoro, New York. 3892
Pace
3884
pee a¢"
Ses
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1929
3915
Paducah; by Donald Redman; pf. ©
Jan. 29, 19295 2 ce. Feb. 11; E pub.
3368: Gotham music service, inc¢.,
New York. 3893
Paganini; fantaisie-sélection sur les
motifs de l’opérette romantique, de
Franz Lehir, of Hungary; pf. ©
Dee. 31,. 1928; 1 ¢.. Feb. 8, 1929; .E
for. 2795; Francis Salabert, Paris.
3894
Paghiella; sérénade cyrnéenne, pour
violon et pf.. par Henri Tomasi, of
France. © Dec. 31, 1928;.1 c. Jan.
.o1, 1929; E for. 2442; Henry Le-
moine et cie., Paris. 3895
Pal of my dreams; words and music
by F. L. Knoll and R. W. Bronson.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Feb. 18, 1929; E unp. 3828; Frank
L. Knoll and Richard Willard Bron-
son, Los Angeles. 3896
Palacio (El) de cristal; words and
music by David Valles Gonzalez, of
Mexico, domiciled at Los Angeles;
pf. [Photostat] © Jan. 11, 1929;
2 c. Feb. 8; E pub. 3414; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 3897
Palms of victory; Easter cantata and
pageant for choir and Sunday school,
text by Herman Von Berge, music
composed and arr. by E. 8S. Lorenz.
4to.. © Jan. 5; 1929; 2 e«. and aff.
Feb. 18; AA 10045; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. 3898
Paname, Paname n’est pas Paris; two
step, par Tom Waltham, of Great
Britain et Fred Mélé, of France;
orch. pts. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928;
1 c. Feb. 8, 1929; E for. 2765; Edi-
tions musicales Evette, Paris. 3899
Pandore s’essouffie; galop, poursuite
comique, par F. July, of France;
oreh. pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
© Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢. Jan. 31, 1929;
E for. 2472; J. Yves Krier, Paris.
3900
Papa is a mama now; words by Monty
Siegel, music by Johnny Tucker: pf.
and ukulele acc. © Feb. 11, 1929;
2 ¢e. Feb. 14; E pub. 3560; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 3901
Paramount method; by William J.
Smith. 1. For flute and piccolo.
2. For violin. © Feb. 11, 1929; 2 c.
Feb. 20; aff. Feb. 19; AA 8924, 8925;
Wm. J. Smith music ¢co., inc., New
York. 3902, 3903
Parana’; parole di Dino Falconi,
musica di Ermete Liherati, of Italy.
© Noy. 5, 1928; 1 ¢. Feb. 6, 1929;
EK for, 2615; Carlo Lombardo, Milan.
3904
Pare (Le) mystérieux; scéne étrange,
par F. July, of France; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Dee. 31,
1928; 1 c. Jan. 31, 1929; B for. 2473:
J. Yves Krier, Paris. 3905
Paris—New York! suite de danses, de
f.P,,. Carter; pf. ©) Lodi Heb.: 8,
1929; E unp. 3842; Theodore Park-
man Carter, New York. 3906
Park avenue strut; from Pleasure
bound, lyrics by Moe Joffee and
Harold Atteridge, music by Phil
Baker and Maury Rubens. © Feb.
18, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 27; E pub. 3736;
Shubert music pub. corp., New York.
3907
Park way stomp; by Thomas Dorsey
and Albert Wynn. [Melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 13, 1929; E unp. 3687;
State street music pub. co., ine.,
Chicago. P 3908
Passing the time away; words and
music by F. Hinton; pf. and ukulele
ace. (C). Jann 80s 1929s 2ver Hebe 2;
E pub. 3497; Frayser Hinton, Mem-
phis, Tenn. 3909
Passionate (The) shepherd; words by
Marlowe, music by Peter Warlock
[pseud. of Philip MHeseltine], of
Great Britain; low or med. voice.
© Feb. 8, 1929; 1 c Feb. 9; E for.
2737; Elkin & co., ltd., London:
3910
Passionnément; par Frédéric Le Rey,
of France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1928; 1 c.
Jan. 31, 1929; E for. 2469; J. Yves
Krier, Paris. 3911
Pat-a-foot blues; words and music by
T. Dorsey. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 8, 1929; E ump.
3549; Thomas Dorsey, Chicago.
3912
Patch and powder; by Frederic Mul-
len, of Great Britain; pf. © Feb. 1,
1929; 1c. Feb. 4; E for. 2852; Cary
& co., London. 3913
Path (The) of yesterday; poem by
Grantland Rice, music by H. L.
Bilger. © Dec. 29, 1928; 2 c Dee.
31; E pub. 208; E. Morris music
pub. co., ine., New York. 3914
Pattering feet; by Carl Wilhelm Kern,
op. 577, no. 6; pf. © Feb. 4, 1929;
2 ¢e. Feb... 5; E pub. 8276; Irving
Berlin standard music corp., New
York. 3915
199
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3916
Paysage polaire; var Ch. Silver, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c. Jan.
31, 1929; E for. 2460; Editions musi-
cales Sam Fox, Paris. 3916
Peace; hymn, words by A. T. White,
arr. by L. G., music by Leland
Green. © July 1, 1928; 2 ¢. Dec. 1;
E pub. 1117; Clarence Leland Green,
Placentia, Calif. 3917
Peace; sacred song, words by Robert
Nelson, music by H. Baynton-Power,
of Great Britain; with organ obbl.
and violin obbl.; in F. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Jan. 8,
19293. Pe Webs Ss Hi for,» 26¢2 ;
Reeder & Walsh, London. 3918
Peanut (The) man; by John Duddy;
pf. duet. © Jan. 31, 1929: 2c Feb.
4; EK pub. 3260; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 3919
Pedersen (Olaf) Three tone pictures ;
by O. Pedersen, of Great Britain;
pf. 1. Autumn song. [2 others] ©
Jan. 29;::1929; 1 e> Heb. 19: BH’ for.
2820; Warren & Phillips, London.
3920
Pedlar’s (The) caravan; two-part
song, poem by W. B. Rands, music by
R. Tansley, of Great Britain. Lon.
don, J. Curwen & sons, ltd. 4to. ©
Feb. 5,, 1929; Le. Neb. 6; EH for.
2586; Reginald Tansley, London.
3921
Peele (Dudley) Nocturne; organ.
(In St. Cecilia series no. 423) ©
Oct. 17, 1927; 2 @ Feb. 9, 1929; H
pub. 3313; H. W.) Gray co.,
York. 3922
Pepperette; by Dolly Morrow [pseud.
of B. M. Morrow]; pf. © 1c. Feb.
18, 1929; E unp. 3831; Blanche M.
Morrow. Swampscott, Mass. 3923
Peppina ; intermezzo, von L. Mambour,
of Belgium; odeon and salonorch.
pts., with pf. conductor and violin 1
conductor. 4to. © Feb. 18, 1929;
1c. Feb. 9; E for. 2649; Aug. Cranz,
G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 3924
Perederedyorgela ; words and music by
P. Burstein. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Feb. 11, 1929; E unp.
3593; Paul Burstein, New York.
3925
Perfect (A) long dream; words and
music by A. Zaniboni. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Feb. 18, 1929;
E unp. 3826; Albert Zaniboni, Ply-
mouth, Mass. 3926
New |
pt. II, n. s., Vv. 24
Perle (Une) del’ océan; fantasie ftir
piston, von Th. Hoch, op. 19, und
Otterer, of Germany, bearb. von
Franz Herbst, of Germany ; with pf.
and orch. pts. © July 31, 1928: 1¢.
Jan. 8, 1929; E for. 2067; Riihle &
Wendling, Leipzig. 3927
Perrachio (Luigi) Venticinque pre-
ludi; per pf. di Luigi Perrachio, of
Italy. © Feb. 15, 1929; 1 c Feb.
16; EH for. 2732; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. ~ 8928
Petits solos de concertos; trés faciles
et chantants, pour violon avee acc.
de pf., par Jules Le Boulch, of
France. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢. Jan.
31,1929; E for. 2446; H. Le Boulch,
Versailles, France. 3929
Petrillo—walzer; by Clement Carmen
Petrillo; pf. © 1c. Feb. 6, 1929;
EK unp. 3458; Clement C. Petrillo,
Philadelphia. 3930
Pharaon; fox-trot oriental, par D. Al-
chansky, of Poland; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Dee. 31,
1928; 1 c. Feb. 8, 1929; E for. 2788;
Société d’ éditions musicales franco
americaine, Paris. 3931
Phyllis; words and music by Edward
Reitz. ©1c. Feb. 25, 1929; E unp.
4001; Edward E. Reitz, Buffalo.
3932
Piccadilly ; fox-trot canzone, di An-
tonio Jannone, of Italy, riduz. di
Edoardo Lanzetta, of Italy; small
orch. pts. with pf. conductor. 4to.
© Oct. 12, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 29; B for.
509; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
3933
Piccadilly ; fox-trot per mand. o canto,
versi di Rubini, musica di Antonio
Jannone, of Italy. 4to. © Jan. 18,
1929; 1 ¢. Feb. 21; EF for. 2827;
A. & G. Carisch & c.,, Milan. 3934
Piccolo (Il) cantante; canzone tango,
parole di Enrico Frati, musica di
Gino Ancillotti, of Italy. © Dee. 20,
1928; 1 ce. Feb. 6, 1929; EH for. 2608;
Carlo Lombardo, Milan. 3935
Pickle (The) song; words by James
Reimel, music by John MacKay; pf,
and ukulele ace. © Feb. 9, 1929;
2 ec. Feb. 11; E pub. 3589; Melody
music co., Philadelphia. 3936
Piedigrotta HE. Rossi 1928; canzoni,
compilata di M. Nicolo, of Italy.
New York, N. Y., Casa _ editrice
Italo-Americana E. Rossi. © Sept.
11, 1928; 1 c. Sept. 24; A for. 1195;
Mario Nicolo, Naples. 3937
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1929
3958
Pierrot; words by Sara Teasdale, mu-
sic by Mark Andrews; female voices.
4to. © Jan. 30, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 31;
E pub. 32384; G. Ricordi & co., ine.,
New York. 3938
Pilgrim’s (The) progress; musicale
miracle play, text based on the alle-
gory of John Bunyan, by Elizabeth
Hodgkinson, music by Edgar Still-
man Kelley, op. 37; soli and cho.
a0... Rev..ed., pt. .2—pt. 8; © Jan.
22, 1929; 2 e. each Feb. 4; D pub.
27451, 27452; Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
ton. 3939, 3940
Pilot (The) song; words and music by
N. Danyluk, of Canada. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Feb. 25,
1929; E unp. 3987: Nick Danyluk,
Drumheller, Alta., Canada. 3941
Pinetop blues; words and music by
Pinetop Clarence Smith. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Feb. 13,
1929; E unp. 3707; State street mu-
Sic pub. co., inc., Chicago. 3942
Pinetop’s sober now; words and music
by Pinetop Clarence Smith. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Feb. 13,
1929; E unp. 3709; State street mu-
sic pub. co., inc., Chicago. 3943
Pinetops boogie woogie; by Pinetop
Clarence Smith. [Chords, single
staff} © 1c. Feb. 13, 1929; E unp.
3708; State street music pub. co.,
ine., Chicago. 3944
Pingo mio; tango, paroles espagnoles
de Manuel Romero, musique de
Manuel Jovés, of Spain; pf., with
ukulele arr. by F. Salabert. © Dec.
31, 1928; 1 c Feb. 8, 1929; E for.
2789; Francis Salabert, Paris. 3945
Pining for you: words and music by
Thomas Joseph Malone, jr. [Photo-
stat] © 1. Feb. 2, 1929: E unp.
3368; Thomas J. Malone, jr., Buf-
falo. 3946
Pirate song; words and music by E.
P. Wrubel. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Feb. 6, 1929; E unp.
3484: Elias Paul Wrubel, Middle-
town, Conn. 3947
Pirate’s (The) lair; comedy musical
sketch in one act for boys, written
and composed by Brian O’Malley
[pseud. of W. S. Roddie], of Great
Britain. London, J. Curwen & sons,
ltd. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Jan. 18, 1929: 1 «
Jan. 18; E for. 2570; W. Stewart
Roddie, London. 3948
Pitter-patter; lyric by Noel Louis Pro-
vost, [and] Christmas in Cornwall;
music of each by Wilbur Chenoweth ;
pf. © Feb. 13, 1929; 2 ¢ Feb. 13;
E pub. 3463; Bendix pub. co., Lin-
ecoln, Neb. 3949
Pitter patter; words and music by
Reggie Montgomery [i. e. Reginald
Montgomery] and G. Ward. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Jan. 8,
1929; H unp. 8449:. Reginald Mont-
gomery, Pasadena, and George Ward,
Hollywood, Calif. 3950
Pity the Gypsy; prayer, by Xavier Cou-
gat, of Spain, domiciled at Holly-
wood, Calif.; melody, with pf. acc.
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1929; E unp. 3837;
Pathe studios, inc. Culver City,
Calif. 3951
Pizzicato; words by George O’Neil, mu-
sic by Marguerite Fischel; med. ©
Feb: 4, 1929: 2c. Feb.'8; E pub.
3507; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
3952
Place (The) where I belong; lyric by
Jimmy Kriz, melody by Charlie Bou-
langer and Joseph V. De. Cimber;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by Wm.
Grigg. © Feb. 20, 1929; 2 ec Feb.
23;-H pub. 3680; Anglo music pub.
co., Milwaukee. 3953
Playing at soldiers; by Frederic Mul-
len, of Great Britain; pf. © Feb. 1,
1929; 1 ce. Feb. 4; E for. 2848; Cary
& co., London. 3954
Playtime [and] A curious story; by
Minnie Coons Freeman; pf. with
words. © Feb. 4, 1929; 2c. Feb. 8;
E pub. 3508; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 3955
Please pin a rose o’er my heart; words
and music by Margarite Kay [i. e.
C. M. Kay] [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 23, 1929; E unp.
3961; Carolyn Margarite Kay, Oma-
ha, Neb. 3956
Pleasure pieces; by Robert S. Thorn-
ton, of Great Britain; pf. 1. Butter-
flies on the wing. [4 others] ©
Dec. 24, 1928; 1 « Feb. 20, 1929;
EH for. 2819: Banks & son, York,
England. 3957
Poémes (Les) de Vinfini; poésie de
Marcel Semezies et Fernand Gregh,
musique de E. Rey-Andreu, of
France, op. 48. 1. Astres [1 other]
© Dee. at; 1928; 1.¢..Jan.31, 1929 ;
E for. 2409; Ch. Hayet, Paris. 3958
201
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3959
Polly; by J. S. Zamecnik; B flat clari-
net with pf. ace. © Feb. 25, 1929;
2c. Feb. 25; E pub. 3698; Sam Fox
pub. co., Cleveland. 3959
Pond lillies [!]; by Helen MacGregor ;
pf. © Feb. 25, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 28;
E pub. 3766; Schroeder & Gunther,
inc., New York. 3960
Poo-poo-pe-doop, everybody’s doin’ it
now; words and music by Al Sher-
man, Al Lewis and Abner Silver.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Feb. 19, 1929; E unp. 4064; Leo
Feist. ine., New York. 3961
Poor boy blues; words and music by
Williard Thomas. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Feb. 8, 1929; E
unp. 8566; Chicago music pub. co.,
inec., Chicago. 3962
Popper (David) Ronde [and] Fleur d’
automne; de Dans la forét, par D.
Popper, op. 50, no. 4, arr. par F.
Salabert, of France; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor and 1st violin conduc-
tor, “©-Weersi 1928 = A "ea tan, ia,
1929; E for. 2498; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 3963
Poppin’ ’em out; by S. Hillis. ©1e.
Feb. 16, 1929; E unp. 3791; Seger
Ellis, New York. 3964
Por una ingrata; por una ingrata
mujer, cantabile, words and music
by Luis Aguifiaga, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles; pf. [Photo-
statl "© dant 14929-. 2 ¢. Bepo8
E pub. 3425; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 3965
Pour Vamour de Psyché; ouverture,
par H. Mouton, of Belgium; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
Dec. 31, 1928; 1 @ Jan. sl) 1929)"
for. 2481; J. Yves Krier, Paris.
3966
Pour mon cinéma; recueil de 15 piéces,
écrites spécialement en vue des pian-
istes jouant seuls, par divers au-
teurs, of France; pf. 4to. © Dec.
31, “1928 1 ¢ Jan. 31) 1929 Becor,
2451; Publicationg Lawrence Wright,
Paris. 3967
Powder and rouge; waltzes, by Hd-
ward Mayhofer; 1st violin. 4to. ©
Oct. 15,1928: 2’ e) Oct.-1i);. Hap:
39; Strauss music pub. co., Sharon,
Mass. 3968
Praise be Thine, O risen Lord; Haster
anthem, words by J. M. Neale, from
the Latin, music by Daniel Prothe-
roe; mixed voices with bar. or alto
solo; organ ace. 4to. © Feb. 11,
pt. 111, DS Veen
1929; 2 c. Feb. 18; B. publ jaGaee
Boston music co., Boston. 3969
Praise God for all things; anthem,
words by Robert Norwood, music by
David Me K. Williams; mixed
voices; organ ace. 4to. © Oct. 28,
1927; 2c. Feb. 9, 1929; E pub. 3300;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 3970
Prayer (A) at twilight; words and
music by Charles Lavain, of Bel-
gium. © Feb. 5, 1929; 1 ¢. Feb. 20;
EH for. 2753; Atlantic musikverlag,
Miinich. 3971
Prayer (The) perfect; duet or 2 pt.
cho., poem by James Whitcomb Ri-
ley, music by Ervine J. Stenson, arr.
by Don Wilson. 4to. © Feb. 25,
1929; 2 ec. Feb. 25; E pub. 3689;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 3972
Preacher (The) and the bear; blues
episode, by Joe Arzonia, arr. by Ken
Macomber; orch. pts. 4to. © Jan.
24, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 26; E pub. 3171;
Joe Morris music co., New York.
. 3973
Prelude — Salut et Dance; trois gestes
plastiques sonores, par Georges Mi-
got, of France; pf. © Jan. 10, 1929;
1 ec. Feb. 8; E for. 2816; Alphonse
iedue eb; cle:) Paris; 3974
Premier (The); march, by Edward
Mayhofer; ist violin. 4to. © Oct.
15, 1928; 2 ec. Oct. 17; E pub. 38;
Strauss music pub. co., Sharon,
Mass. 3975
Prepare to meet thy God; words and
music by N. M. Maynard; pf. ©
Feb. 18, 1929; 2 ec. Feb. 20; E pub.
3617; Nellie M. Maynard, Orlando,
Fla. 3976
Presidential march; words by George
Denoyan, music by Harry Mehrab.
© Jan. 31, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 4; E pub.
3639; Mus-Art co., New York. 3977
Pretty little maid of old Madrid;
words and music by Lou Davis, J.
Fred Coots and Arnold Johnson.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Feb. 19, 1929; E unp. 4067; Leo
Feist, ine, New York. 3978
Pride of the Illini; march, words by
R. F. Dvorak, music by Karl L.
King; pf. solo, trio for voice and pf.
and pf. with words. © Feb. 23,
1929; 2 c Feb. 25; E pub. 3683;
Karl L. King music house, Fort
Dodge, Ia. 3979
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1929
4002
Printemps; paroles de Armand Fouch-
er, musique de Gil d’ Azil, of France.
© Dee. 31, 1928; 1 e. Feb. 8, 1929;
E for. 2772; Editions Cicada, Paris.
3980
Prison bound blues; words and music
by Leroy Carr. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 13, 1929; E unp.
3688; State street music pub., inc,
Chicago. 3981
Progressive trumpet studies in modern
dance rhythms; by Henri Weber, op.
8. © Feb. 15, 1929; 2 c. and _ aff.
Feb. 16; AA 8851; Belwin, inc., New
York. 3982
Promises (The) of God; sacred solo
or duet, words and music by George
- Rittenhouse; in E flat.. © Feb. 2,
1929; 2 c. Feb. 4; E pub. 3148; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 3983
Public (The) dance; fantasy, by R.
P. Yaw; pf. © 1 ec.’ Feb. 20, 1929;
E unp. 4112; Ralph Percy Yaw,
Hartford. 3984
Punch (The) and Judy show; words
and music by Ben Black. © Feb.
8, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 11; E pub. 3494;
Harms, ine., New York. 3985
Pupil’s concertino; by Paul Zilcher, of
Germany, op. 214; violin and pf. ©
Feb. 14, 1929: 2 c. Feb. 18; E pub.
3577 ; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
3986
Puppet dance; by Thomas F. Dunhill,
of Great Britain; pf. © Aug. 8,
1928; 1 ec. Aug. 21; E 697624; Joseph
Williams, Itd., London. 3987
Pussy [and] The clock; by Minnie
Coons Freeman; pf. with words. ©
Feb. 4, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 8; E pub.
3502; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
3988
Pussyeat’s (A) I love you; lyric by
Charles Tobias, music by Henry H.
Tobias. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 8, 1929; E unp. 3577;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 3989
Put on your old red flannels; words
and music by Morey Davidson and
Carl Rupp. © Feb. 8, 1929; 2 «ce.
Feb. 11; E pub. 3386; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine., New York.
3990
Qu’ est-c’ qu’ on peut faire avee ga;
paroles de Paul Max, musique de
Ph. Parés et Georges van Parys, of
France. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢. Jan.
31, 1929; E for. 2455; Editions mu-
sicales Sam Fox, Paris. 3991
Quand chassait le roi; esquisse, par
Edouard Flament, of Franee, op. 82,
no. 2; orch. pts., with pf. conductor.
4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 31,
1929; EH for. 2476; J. Yves Krier;
Paris. 3992
Quand on a fini de s’ aimer; paroles
de F. Vimont, musique de Ph. Parés
et G. van Parys, of France. © Dec.
31, 1928; 1 ¢. Jan. 31, 1929; E for.
2457; Editions musicales Sam Fox,
Paris. 3993
Quand on sait fair’ ces p’tits trues 14;
fox-trot, paroles de Armand Foucher,
musique de Pablo Labor, of France.
© Nov. 15, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 31, 1929;
EH} for. 2438; Editions Cicada, Paris.
3994
Que chula flor ....; danza, words and
music by Alfredo Reza, of Mexico,
domiciled at El Paso. [Photostat]
© Jan. 11, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 8; E pub.
3449; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
3995
Que culpa tienen mis padres; words
and music by Alfredo Reza, of Mex-
ico, domiciled at El Paso. [Photo-
stat] © Jan. 11, 1929; 2 c Feb. 8;
E pub. 3419; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 3996
Queen of my moonlight dreams; words
by F. Hosford, music by Ed. E. Ap-
plegate. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 2, 1929; E unp. 3363;
Floyd Hosford, Newark Valley, N. Y.
3997
Raceme; cluster of seven waltzes, by
K. L. Richards, op. 46; pf. © 1 e.
Feb. 1, 1929; E unp. 3425; Katherine
Louise Richards, New York. 3998
Rachem no; words from Hebrew
prayer, music by S. Weisser. © 1 e.
Feb. 7, 1929; E unp. 3509; Samuel
Weisser, New York. 3999
Raff (Joseph Joachim): Preludio;
from Suite in E minor, op. 72, se-
lected, fingered and annotated by G.
Augustus Holmes and Frederick J.
Karn, of Great Britain; pf. © Feb.
12, 2929); 1 ¢., Febo age tor: 285%
Edwin Ashdown, ltd., London. 4000
Ragamuffin: by Jesse Greer; pf. ©
Veb..1,, 1929502 Geb. $3 pub.
3273; Spier & Coslow, inc., New
York. 4001
Rain and sunshine; by J. M. Baldwin;
pf. Sterling ed. © Feb. 13, 1929;
2c. Feb. 14; E pub. 3471; Irving
Berlin standard music corp., New
York. 4002
205
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4003
Rainbow (The) man; words and mu-
Sic! "by J. EK.) Hantey-= pr 4G... Gc,
Feb. 26, 1929; E unp. 4051; James
F. Hanley, Douglaston, N. Y. 4003
Rainbow melodies; no. 1-26, by M. A.
Weitzman. © 1 «¢. Jan. 28, 1929;
E unp. 3456; Morris A. Weitzman,
Chicago. 4004
Rainbow of my dreams; words and
music by A. M. Golden and A. E.
Beethoven. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Feb. 19, 1929; E unp.
3855; Angeline M. Golden and AIl-
bert E. Beethoven, New York. 4005
Rainbow’s end; lyric by Alan Drake
[pseud. of R. D. Saunders], music
by Dick Saunders [i. e. R. D. Saun-
ders] © 1. Feb. 11, 1929; E unp.
8647; Richard Drake Saunders, Los
Angeles. 4006
Ramblin’ man blues; words and music
by Williard Thomas. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Feb. 8, 1929;
E unp. 3567: Chicago music pub. co.,
inc., Chicago. 4007
Rapsodie juive; de A. H. Monfred, arr.
par F. Salabert, of France; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor and 1st vio-
lins conductor. 4to.. © Dec. 31,
1928; 1 c. Feb. 8, 1929; E for. 2809;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 4008
Really going to town; words by G.
Ward, music by R. Montgomery and
G. Ward. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 12, 1929; E unp. 3678;
Reggie Montgomery, Pasadena,
Caf}, and George Ward, Holly-
wood, Calif. 4009
Recollections; lyric by Lew Pollack,
musie by Erno Rapee. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 7, 1929;
EH unp. 3529; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 4010
Recuerdos de una ingrata; words and
music by Elena Ramirez, of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles; pf.
[Photostat] © Jan. 11, 1929; 2 ec.
Feb. 8; E pub. 3427; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 4011
Red suspenders, right from dear old
Hollywood; lyric and music by
Agnes Herr Carlton. © 1 ¢c. Feb.
23: 1929; E unp. 4017; Agnes Jane
Herr Carlton, Ethan, S. D. 4012
Redemption; from the play, lyric by
Mitchell Parish, waltz and fox-trot
arrs,’ "by “Sam A. Perry st, 2ec.,
with ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini.
© Feb. 5, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 5; E pub. |
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
3762; Lewis music pub. co., New
York. : 4013
Redskin: original compositions, by J.
S. Zamecnik and L. De Francesco.
Music se. © Feb. 15, 1929; 2 e.
Feb. 14; E pub. 3459; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland.
Regards from Russia; mareh, by J.
Jaffe. [Melody only] © 1 e@. Feb.
4, 1929; E unp. 3392; Julius Jaffe,
New York. 4015
Regular guy; words and music by
Reggie Montgomery [i. e. Reginald
Montgomery] and George Ward.
[Words and melody only] ©1e
Jan. 8, 1929; E unp. 3451; Reginald
Montgomery, Pasadena, and George
Ward, Hollywood, Calif. 4016
Reindeer (The) trot; by Helen Mac-
Gregor; pf. © Feb. 25, 1929; 2 e.
Feb. 28; E pub. 3763; Schroeder &
Gunther, inc., New York. 4017
Rejoice in God; hymn, words by
James Rowe,-music by C. P. Ganus.
(In Jewels of glory.) © Dee. 1,
1928 ; 2 c. Jan. 23, 1929; Ei pub. 32655
Ciaude P. Ganus, Birmingham, Ala.
4018
Remembering you; march, by A. Cag-
nazzo. © 1c. Feb. 19, 1929; E unp.
3867; Angelo Cagnazzo, San Fran-
cisco. 4019
Remembrance; by Tito Schipa, of
Italy; pf. © Nov. 19, 1928; 2 «&
Jan. 14, 1929; E pub. 2642; Forster
music publisher, inc., Chicago. 4020
Renegado (El); zapateado, words and
music by Simon G. Casas, of Mex-
ico; pf. [Photostat]!” © janteaas
1929; 2 @ Feb. 83°H *pubiazze;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 4021
Resignation; de Mare Delmas, ar-
rangement par S. Chapelier, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1¢. Jan.
31, 1929; E for. 2480; L. Philippo,
Paris. 4022
Resignation; par Mare Delmas, of
France; pf. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 «¢.
Jan. 31, 1929; Hi for. 2433; L. Phil-
ippo, Paris. 4023
Resurrection (The) morn; words by
Marion Short, music by Elizabeth
Banghart.
unp. 3391; Sarah Bang-
hart, New York. 4024
Retour (Le); de Dans la forét, par
David Popper, op. 50, no. 5, arr. par
F. Salabert, of France; orch. pts.,
Elizabeth
204 ‘
4014
© 1c. Feb. 4, 19295 Hy
;
Y
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1929
with pf. conductor and 1st violin
conductor. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ec.
Jan. 81, 1929; E for. 2499; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 4025
Return of the waltz; by S. Lund, of
Norway, op. 50; pf. Oslo, Norsk
musik: forlag. © Jan. 25, 1929; 1 ec.
Feb. 16; E for. 2710; Signe Lund,
Oslo, Norway. 4026
Réve (Un); de Tout Paris, paroles de
Albert Willemetz, Saint-Granier et
Jean Le Seyeux, musique de Joé
Jekyll et F. Wolter, both of France;
pf. ace. with ukulele arr. by F.
Salabert. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1c. Jan.
31, 1929; E for. 2510; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 4027
Réves envolés; valse de salon, par
Paul Wachs, of France; pf. © Dec.
id aos 4 1G, dam, oi, 1929.9 Hi for.
2437; G. Hamelle, Paris. 4028
Rhapsodie russe; fantasia for pf.
based on Tschaikowsky’s 1812, by
Joseph Nussbaum. © Feb. 28, 1929;
2 ec. Feb. 27; E pub. 3735; Sam Fox
pub. co., Cleveland. 4029
Rhapsody; by Lily Wadhams Moline;
for organ, pf. and violin. © Feb.
11, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 18; E pub. 3458;
Gamble hinged music co., Chicago.
4030
Rhythm on the brain, da, da, da, dee;
by Harry Revel, special jazz orches-
tration by André Sab, of France;
orch. pts. 4to. © Jan. 5, 1929; 1c.
Jan. 81; E for. 2384; Publications
Raoul Breton et co., Paris. 4031
Ride on, ride on in majesty; anthem,
words from the Bible and a hymn by
Dean Milman, music by Lucina
Jewell; mixed voices with bass solo;
organ ace. 4to. © Oct. 10, 1927;
2 Ch HED. OF 19205) ©, Dub? Boa09., EL.
W. Gray co., New York. 4032
Ride out on wings of song; pt. song,
words by Jessie Ward Haywood, mu-
sic by William Berwald. 4to. 1.
Male voices.—2. Trio of women’s
voices.—3. Mixed voices. © Feb.
11, 1929; 2 c. each Feb. 12; E pub.
3383-3385; R. L. Huntzinger, inc.,
New York. 4033-4035
Ridin’ the rainbow; words by A. W.
Somerville, music by Weston W.
Morrell. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1929; E
unp. 3904; A. W. Somerville, Dallas.
4036
Rio tango; by W. Busé; pf. © 1.
Feb. 4, 1929; E unp. 3776; William
Busé, New York. 4037
4048
Rip Van Winkle; words and music by
EK. McLeary. [Words and melody
only] .©. 1c. Feb; 4, 1929; BH unp.
3388; Eddie McLeary, Hudson, Wy.
4038
Riquet a la houppe; comédie musicale
en trois actes et un prologue, poéme
de Raoul Gastambide, musique de
Georges Hiie, of France. Voice and
pieise, “4to. "@) Dees 31, \ 1928 20 te:
Jan. 31, 1929; D pub. 27445; Heugel,
Paris. 4039
Ritorno per il dolce natale; lirica di
Ada Negri, musica di Adriano Lu-
aldi, of Italy. © Feb. 15, 1929; 1c.
Feb. 18; E for. 2639; A. Forlivesi &
e., Florence, Italy. 4040
River-side ; pour pf., par Rhené-Baton,
of France, op. 49. © Dee. 31, 1928;
PoC, an, goin. Poe: LOT. . Zook |
Durand et eie., Paris. 4041
Rivista; tango criollo, di José L. Ron-
callo, riduzione per orchestrina con
pf. conduttore di Diuminato Culotta,
of Italy. pts. 4to. © Feb. 15, 1929;
1c. Feb. 16; E for. 2724; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 4042
Rock of ages; hymn, words by Augus-
tus Montague Toplady, music by W.
B. Ross, of Great Britain. 8vo.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Dec. 28, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 1, 1929; EH
for. 2526; W. B. Ross, Edinburgh,
Scotland. 4043
Rock of ages; words by A. M. Top-
lady, music by Herbert Johnson, arr.
by Geo. J. Trinkaus; mixed voices.
Ato. © Peb. 25, 1929; 2. co Web. 25;
E pub. 3672; Peate’s music house,
inc., Utica, N. Y. 4044
Rock of ages; words by A. M. Top-
lady, music by Herbert Johnson;
male voices. 4to. © Feb. 25, 1929;
2 ce. Feb. 25; E pub. 3673; Peate’s
music house, inc., Utica, N. Y. 4045
Roll on river; words and music by W.
R. Hodgin. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 7, 1929; E unp.
3512; Willard Randolph MHodgin,
New York. 4046
Roller-coaster (The) ; by Wilbur Chen-
oweth ; : pfs, YOmMed £35 1929 +22: c:
Feb. 13; E pub. 3464; Bendix pub.
co., Lincoln, Neb. 4047
Romance; par Léon Moreau, transcrip-
tion par J. Clémandh, of France;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. Edi-
tions Costallat. 4to. © Dec. 31,
1928; 1 c. Feb. 8, 1929; H for. 2768;
Lucien de Lacour, Paris. 4048
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4049
pt. 1, DiS. Ve
Romance en mi; pour violon solo et
orch., de Alberto Bachmann, arr. par
F. Salabert, of France; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and ist violins
conductor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928;
1c. Feb. 8, 1929; E for. 2811; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 4049
Romance norvégienne; par Richard
Schneider, of France, op. 17; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Dee, 54.) A925) Lele: an.) iol et O29
E for. 2486; J. Yves Krier, Paris.
4050
Romanticismo; dal dramma di G. Ro-
vetta, tre atti di Arturo Rossato,
musica di I. Robbiani, of Italy, ri-
duzione per canto e pf. di Raffaele
Delli Ponti. 4to. © Nov. 15, 1928;
dee) Keb: 6. 19293) fort 27454-
Igino Robbiani, Milan. 4051
Romanze; lyrisch sttick, von Oswin
Keller, of Germany, op. 18, no. 3;
odeon and salonorch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Feb. 18, 1929;
1c. Feb. 2; E for. 2647; Aug. Cranz,
G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 4052
Romping rowdies; by L. J. Bennett;
pe Pp Photostat), “Or 1c Web. 25,
1929; EK unp. 4006; Louis J. Ben-
nett, Kansas City, Mo. 4053
Rosa mia; words and music by F. M.
Pasqua. © 1 ¢ Feb. 2, 1929; E
unp. 3453; Francesco Mastro Pas-
qua, Waverly, Pa. — 4054
Rosalie; words and music by Harold
Saylor. ©1c. Feb. 6, 1929; E unp.
3464; Nathan Harold Saylor, Chi-
cago. 4055
Rosalie; words by J. Caraciolo, music
by Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 20, 1929; E unp.
3882; Josephine Caraciolo, West
Chester, Pa. 4056
Rosamunda; poema tragico in quattro
atti, di Sem Benelli, musica di
Erardo Trentinaglia, of Italy: re-
duction for voice and pf. © Jan.
18, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 7; D pub. 27444;
Casa musicale Sonzogno, Milan.
4057
Rosanne; by E. L. Helms; pf. ©l1c.
Feb. 9, 1929; E unp. 3612; Edwin
Leroy Helms, New York. 4058
Rose: by O. Bryngelson; pf. © 1 «.
Feb. 21, 1929; HE unp. 3919; Olof
Bryngelson, Augusta, Ga. 4059
Rose veliutate; by M. Loguercio.
[Melody only] ©1.c. Dec. 29, 1928;
E unp. 2370; Michael Loguercio,
Brooklyn. 4060
Rosebud; words and music by R. C.
Renwick. © 1 ¢. Feb. 1, 1929; H
unp. 3646; Ruth Comfort Renwick,
EK. Cambridge, Mass. 4061
Rosemary; by Frederic Mullen, of
Great Britain; pf. © Feb. 1, 1929;
1c. Feb. 4; E for. 2849; Cary & co.,
London. 4062
Roses and you; words and music by
Edwin Walker. 1. Low voice.—2.
Med. voice.—3. High voice. © Feb.
5, 1929; 2 c. each Feb. 7; EB 3204;
R. L. Huntzinger, inc., New York.
4063
Roses of red; from Fioretta, words
and music by G. Romilli. © Feb.
8, 1929; 2 c« Keb. 9: El pub eceen
Robbins music corp., New York.
4064
Rosillda I’m in love with you; words
by Joseph Micale, music by S. Mi-
cale. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1929; E ump.
3998; Samuel Micale, New Bruns-
wick, N. J. 4065
Round the camp fire; suite, by Doris
Strong, of Great Britain; pf.
Jan. 24, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 4; E for.
2525; Forsyth bros., ltd., London.
4066
Roundelay; by Frederic Mullen, of
Great Britain; pf. © Feb. 1, 1929;
1c. Feb. 4; E for. 2850; Cary & co.,
London. 4067
Rowdy man blues; words by Selma
Davis [pseud. of Aletha Dickerson],
music by Hlzadie Robinson. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Feb. 8,
1929; E unp. 3571; Chicago music
pub. co., inc., Chicago. 4068
Royal arch march; by HE. C. Maxham,
[Melody only] ©1c. Feb. 4, 1929;
BE unp. 3414; Earl C. Maxham, Chi-
cago. 4069
Rubacuori; parole de Dino Falconi,
musica di Ermete Liberati, of Italy.
© Dec. 18, 1928; 1 ¢. Feb. 6, 1929;
BE for. 2609; Carlo Lombardo, Milan.
4070
Rubank melody album; playable as
solo, duet, trio, quartet, sextet and
larger combinations of wind instru-
ments with or without pf. and
drums, by Cecil H. Taylor, James J.
Urbanek and others; B flat trumpet
sole with cornet-bar., treble clef.
1st -pt.. © Feb. 18, 1929; 2c) Wem
21: aff. Mar. 1; AA 10327; Rubank,
inc., Chicago. 4071
206
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1929
4091
Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch)
Lichtertanz der briiute; aus Fera-
mors, arr. von Leopold Weninger,
of Austria; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor and ist violin conductor. ©
Feb. 1, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 20; E for.
2818; D. Rahter, Leipzig. 4072
Rue d’Orient; scéne orientale, par
F. July, of France; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Dee. 831,
1928; 1c. Jan. 31, 1929; E for. 2468;
J. Yves Krier, Paris. 4073
Run-a-way (The) boy; words and
music by B. C. Gregory. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Feb. 7,
te BH unp. 7 a020; Bobby — C:
Gregory, New York. 4074
Runaway (The) brooklet; by Mildred
Weston; pf. with words. © Feb.
20, 1929; 2 ec. Feb. 23; E pub. 3642;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
4075
Sai tu perché; canzone valse, di Vit-
torio Mascheroni, of Italy; small
orch. pts., with pf. conductor and
ist violin conductor. 4to. © Jan.
25, 1929; 1 «. Feb. 21; E for. 2824;
A. & G. Carisch & co., Milan. -4076
Sailing home; words by James Rowe,
music by Thomas Benton; pf. ©
elias an) 129 Hc. Feb: 26.,.80 ‘pub:
3706 ; Eugene Monroe Bartlett, Hart-
ford, Ark. 4077
Sailor (A) dance; by Thomas F. Dun-
hill, op. 46, no. 2, arr. by Sydney
Robjohns, of Great Britain; string
quartet or string orch. pts. with pf.,
ad ise oll..se: (Ang. iS, 1928 :
1 ec. Aug. 21; E 697625; Joseph
Williams, ltd., London. 4078
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) La
jeunesse d’Hercule; trio par Roger
Branga, of France; violin, violon-
cello and pf. Hd. A. © Dee. 81,
1928; 1 ec. Jan. 31, 1929; E for. 2398;
Durand et cie., Paris. 4079
Salem alma mater; words by Marion
Hunt Blair and Anna Pauline
Shaffner, music by C. G. Vardeli, jr.
Winston-Salem, N. C., Students of
Salem college. © Feb. 6, 1929; 2 e.
Feb. 7; E pub. 3522; Charles G.
Vardell, jr., Winston-Salem, N. C.
4080
Salvation (The) army brass band
journal; compiled by F. G. Hawkes,
of Great Britain; full se. and pts.
nos. 49-52, Jan. 1929. obl. 12mo.
Festival series. © Jan. 30, 1929;
1 e¢. Feb. 15; E for. 2661; Salvation-
ist pub. and supplies, Itd., London.
4081
Salvation (The) army brass band
journal; compiled by F. G. Hawkes,
of Great Britain; full se. and pts.
1. Second series, nos. 117-120, Jan.,
1929. obl. 12mo.—2. Ordinary se-
ries, nos, 987-990, Dec., 1928. obl.
8vo. © Jan. 23, 1929; 1 ce. each Feb.
6;- E for. 2565, 2566; Salvationist
pub. and supplies, ltd., London.
4082, 4083
Same old story; words and music by
Jack J. Sheridan. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Feb. 2, 1929;
E unp. 3367 ; Jack Sheridan, Chicago.
4084
Same (The) to you—upholstered ;
words by Graham Squiers, music by
Shirley Goodall, of Great Britain;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by Alvin
D. Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
‘notations] © Feb. 4, 1929; 1c. Feb.
5; E for. 2853; B. Feldman & co.,
London. 4085
Sandman lullabye: words and music
by Ryan bros. and Chas. A. Siep:
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
Feb. 16, 1929; E unp. 3800; Mark H.
Ryan, St. Paul. 4086
Sandman, wrap me up in a silver
cloud; words by Irving Kahal and
Jack Meskill, music by Pete Wend-
ling; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
Dan Dougherty. © Feb. 1, 1929;
Pe Web? 2: Epub.’ 3lat; Ager,
Yellen & Bornstein, inc., New jae
Sarments dans l’Atre; rapsodie occi-
tane, par E. Rey-Andreu, of France,
op. 85; pf. © Dec. 34, 1928; 1 ©.
tan. 31, 1929°: Bi for 220ac Ch.
4088
Hayet, Paris.
Satyr’s (The) fountain; impression,
by Everett Titcomb; pf. © Jan. 31,
1929: 2 c. Feb. 4; BH pub. 3248; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 4089
Saul und David; tondichtung fiir orch.,
von Joh. Wagenaar, of Netherlands.
Se. © Jan. 8, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 13;
EH for. 26384;" Pe >. C.° Leuckart,
Leipzig. 4090
Savoia march; by J. Pezzolo; ac-
ecordion. © 1 e¢. Feb. 18, 1929; E
unp. 3813; John Pezzolo, San Fran-
cisco. 4091
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4()92
Saxophon ettiden; 24 jazz etiiden, von
Gustav Bumcke, of Germany, op. 48,
Dt,o., ©O.dan, 23, 4929) 1ve. hep. 12
H for. 2598; Anton J. Benjamin,
Leipzig. 4092
Saxophone-blues; by Arthur Benjamin,
of Great Britain; pf. (Jn Das neue
klavierbuch) © Feb. 15, 1929; 1 ¢.
Feb. 9; E for. 2749; B. Schott’s
sOhne, Mainz, Germany. 4093
Scéne (Une) de ballet Au clair de
lune; par EHdm. Filippucci, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. 4to. © Jan. 5, 1929: 1 ¢. Jan.
31; E for. 2452; Edm. Filippucci,
Paris. 4094
Scenes through the mirror; suite ro-
coco, four reflections, by Perey HEl-
liott, of Great Britain; pf. 1. The
phantoms minuet. [3 others] ©
Neb. 11, 1929 et Bebo Tyr ror:
2591; A. Weekes & co., ltd., London.
4095
Scherzetto; by Lewis M. Isaacs; pf. ©
Jan. 3, 1929; 2 e. Keb: 4; pub.
3253; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
4096
Scherzo humoresque; by Ralph HE.
Clewell; organ. (Jn St. Cecilia se-
ries nos. 444-5) © Oct. 17, 1927:
2c. Feb. 9, 1929; E pub. 3317; H.
W. Gray co., New York. 4097
School day march; by J. M. Baldwin;
pf. Sterling ed. © Feb. 13, 1929;
2c. Feb. 14; E pub. 3472; Irving
Berlin standard music corp., New
York. 4098
Schubert (Franz Peter) Litany;
sacred song, words by J. G. Jacobi,
tr. by E. A. Barrell, music arr. by
William M. Felton; mixed voices.
4to. © Feb. 12, 1929; 2 c Feb. 14;
EK pub. 3553; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 4099
The Omnipotence; anthem, words
by Johann Ladislaus Pyrker, music
arr. by William M. Felton; mixed
voices with sop. solo. 4to. © Feb.
12, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 14; E pub. 3541;
Theodore Pressei co., Philadelphia.
4100
— Rosamunde; romantic cantata,
text by Frederick H. Martens, mu-
Sic arr. by Gottfried Federlein ; cho.
of mixed voices and soli. 4to. ©
Jan. 24, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 30; EB pub.
3241; G. Schirmer, ine. New York.
4101
Sei mir gegriisst! transcription
for violin and pf. by Gordon Camp-
bell. © Feb. 21, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 23;
pt. I, n. s., v. 24
E pub. 3647; Gamble hinged musie
co., Chicago. 4102
Serenata; transcripcion para gui-
tarra, por 8. Hidalgo, of Cuba. ©
1c Feb. 7, 1929; E unp. 3515; Se-
bastian Hidalgo, Habana, Cuba.
4103
Trois marches militaires; op. 51,
arr. by Jules Devaux, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. © Jan. 15, 1929; 2 ce Feb.
13; E pub. 3517; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston. 4104
Schumann (Robert Alexander) Scher-
z0; from quartette for pf. and
strings, arr. by Guy Maier; 2 pfs.,
4 hands. © Feb. 1, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
5; E pub. 3159; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 4105
Schwabisches tanzlied; um 1800, 2.
strofe von Max Pohl, musik bearb.
fiir md&nnerchor yon Walther Mol-
denhauer, of Germany, op. 38. 4to.
© Dec. 31, 1927: 1 ec. Feb. 2, 1929;
EK for. 2662; Karl Hochstein, Heidel-
berg, Germany. 4106
Se fué ya vol6; words and music by
Onofre Rubalcaba, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at El Paso; pf. [Photostat]
© Jan. 11, 1929; 2c. Feb. 8; E pub.
3438; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
4107
Sea (The); words by Felicia Hemans
and Kathryn Van Dyke, music by
M. A. Reed. © 1 ec. Oct. 16, 1928:
1 c. added stanzas Feb. 9, 1929; H
unp. 761; Mary Augusta Reed,
Eagle Rock, Calif. 4108
Secrets (Les) du violon; augmentée
de quelques intuitions sur la mé-
canique transcendante de Paganini,
par Jacinthe de Meis, of Italy. 16mo.
© April 10, 1928; 1 c. May 7; A—
Foreign 1117; G. de Mcis, Marseille,
France. 4109
Sefior Juez; tango, par Manuel Joves,
arr. par F. Salabert, )0f » France:
orch. pts., with pf. conductor, Ist
violin conductor and words. 4to.
© Dec. 31, 1928; 1 « Feb. 8, 1929;
HB for. 2818; Francis Salabert, Paris.
4110
Sentiments joyeux; par Frédéric Le
Rey, of France; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928;
1c Jan..31, 1929; Bi for. 240ie
Yves Krier, Paris. 4111
Sentimiento (Un); words and musie
by Emilio Medellin, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles; pf. [Photo-
stat] © Jan. 11, 1929; 2c. Feb. 8;
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4134
E pub. 3421; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles- 4112
Sérénade: partition d’orch., par P. O.
Ferroud, of France. 1. Berceuse. [2
others] © Dee. 31, 1928; 1 ¢. Jan.
31, 1929; E for. 2396; Durand et
cie., Paris. 4113
Serenade (A); words by Edward
Coate Pinkney, music by Cecil
Cowles; high voice. © Jan. 81,
1929; 2 ec. Feb. 4; E pub. 3255: G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 4114
Serenade n. 2: by P. Chiappinelli, of
Italy, domiciled at Bridgeport,
Conn.; violin and pf. © 1 c. Feb.
6, 1929; E unp. 3468; Peter Chiap-
pinelli, Bridgeport, Conn. 4115
Sérénade galante; by Edgar Dame, of
Belgium; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor and violin 1 direction. 4to.
© Aug. 20, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 7, 1929;
E for. 2551; Bosworth & co., Leipzig.
4116
Sérénade inutile; canzone napolitana,
par Alex. De Taeye, of Belgium;
orch. pts., with pf. direction and
1st violin direction. 4to. © Jan.
me toe. 1 ¢ Kep.-S; for. 2757;
H. Benjamin, Paris. 4117
Serenade picturesque; descriptive, by
Leo Edwards, orch. by Leo Erdody:
orech. pts. with pf. or organ conduc-
tor. © Feb. 7, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 8;
E pub. 3287; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 4118
Serenata del ... 2000; versi di Gino
Gini, musica di Gino Ancillotti, of
Teaty...| ic) Noy.18, 1928. 1 ¢ Feb.
6, 1929; E for. 2617; Carlo Lom-
bardo, Milan. 4119
Serenata Veneziana; per canto e pf.,
di P. G. Breschi, of Italy. Rome,
Editore L. S. Palagi. © Dec. 21,
1928; 1 c. Feb. 6, 1929; E for. 2607;
Pier Giulio Breschi, Rome. 4120
Serenatella andalusa; riduzione per
orchestrina con pf. conduttore dell’
autore, Illuminato Culotta, of Italy.
pts. 4to. © Feb. 15, 1929; 1 ec. Feb.
16; E for. 2725; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 4121
Seul (Un) amour... .; sérénade fox
trot, paroles de Valentin Tarault,
musique de Guido Fioravanti, of
Italy. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c. Jan..31,
1929; E for. 2466; Editions musi-
cales Sam Fox, Paris. 4122
Seven men blues; words and music by
A. M. Lee. © 1. Feb. 1, 1929;
HE unp. 4103; Alura Mack Lee, In-
dianapolis. 4123
Sévillane; de Novia, par Roger Jénoc,
of France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1928; 1 «¢.
Feb. 8, 1929; E for. 2785; Paul De-
courcelle, Paris. 4124
Sgriddo’ u pisci a mmari; versi di A.
De Simone, musica di Joseph Gioé.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Jan. 26, 1929; E unp. 3421; Andrea
De Simone, New York. 4125
Shadow dance; by Stephen Barker;
pf. © Feb. 13, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 13;
E pub. 3465; Bendix pub. co., Lin-
coln, Neb. 4126
Shake that jelly roll; melody by L.
Melrose. © 1 c. Feb. 25, 1929; E
unp. 3983; Lester Meirose, Chicago.
4127
Shanghai Rose; words and music by
O. M. Fallon and Woolf Silverman.
© 1c. Feb. 8, 1929; E unp. 3559;
Owen M. Fallon, Los Angeles. 4128
She ate herself out of my heart; words
and musie by Bennie McLaughlin
fi. e. B. H. McLaughlin] [Words
and melody only] ©°'1 e¢. Feb. 13,
1929; HE urp. 3691; Bernard Howard
McLaughlin, Cambridge, Mass. 4129
She has a dimple on her chin; words
and music by Geo. McConnell, Nat.
Osborne and Irving Bibo. © 1 e.
Jan. 12, 1929; E unp. 2734; Bibo-
Lang, inc., New York. 4130
She’s cute, she’s sweet; words by G.
Ward, music by R. Montgomery and
G. Ward. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1929; E unp. 3862;
Reggie Montgomery, Pasadena, and
George Ward, Hollywood, Calif.
4131
She’s made for love, but she’s not for
me; fox-trot, words and music by
O. L. Hubbert; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by Ernest Hubbert. ©1e.
Feb. 5, 1929; E unp. 3537; Ollie Lee
Hubbert, Los Angeles. . 4132
She’s my girl, oh! what a diff’rence
that makes; words and music by
Max Kortlander. © Feb. 21, 1929;
2 c. Feb. 23; E pub. 3649; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 4133
She’s my Sweet girl; words and music
by J. B. Meakin. © 1 ec. Feb. 26,
1929; E unp. 4047; Jack Brunker
Meakin, Stanford University, Calif.
4134
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4135
Ship of dreams; waltz, words and mu-
sic by R. A. Lowe; pf. ©1e. Feb.
1, 1929; E unp. 3350; Ruth Alice
Lowe, New York. 4135
Shluf mein kind; words by Sholom
Aleichem, music adopted by Sholom
Secunda. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 18, 1929; E unp. 4107;
Samuel Secunda, Brooklyn. 4136
Show me Thy ways, O Lord; anthem,
music by G. Torrente, arr. by Carl
Deis; 4-pt. cho. of mixed voices.
4to. © Feb. 11, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 14;
E pub. 3603; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 4137
Shrimp (The); words by Phyllis Me-
groz, music by Cecil Sharman, of
Great Britain. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Feb. 4,
1929" 1 er Keb. @o.4 Bi tor “2700:
Joseph Williams, Itd., London. 41388
Si demain; sur la chanson de Jean
Lenoir et EH. Aivaz, tango par H.
Aivaz, of France; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Dec. 31,
1928; 1 ¢. Jan. 31, 1929; E for. 2425;
Edition Arlequin, Paris. 4139
Si o no? polka brillante by Ida De
Feo; violin. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1929;
HK unp. 4008; Apollo music co.,
Brooklyn. 4140
Siedzi jagna na progu; by Joseph
Kapalka. © 1 c¢. Feb. 16, 1929; HB
unp. 3782; International music pub.
co., Chicago. 4141
Siesta; by W. F. Soller; violin solo,
with pf. ace. © 1c. Feb. 23, 1929;
E unp. 3954; Waldemar F. Soller,
Neweastle, Wy. 4142
Silver moon; scarf dance, by Jean
McKinnon, of Canada; pf. Toronto,
Canada, Whaley, Royce & co., ltd.
© Jan. 21, 1929; 1 c.. Jan. 233 EB for.
2535; Jean McKinnon, St. Cath-
arines, On&, Canada. 4143
Silv’ry moon, I’m all alone and blue;
words and music by Al Frazzini [i.
e. Amicus Frazzini] [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 2, 1929;
EH unp. 3365; Amicus Frazzini, Bos-
ton. 4144
Since I gave my heart to you; words
by Alfred Bryan and Ev. E. Lyn,
music by Ted Snyder; pf. and uku-
lele acc. ©1. Feb. 6, 1929; E unp.
pt. It, Msi wee
3480; Joe Hiller music corp., Pitts-
burgh. 4145
Since Jesus laid His hand on me;
hymn, words and music by Luther
G. Presley. © Jan. 38, 1929; 2 e«.
Feb. 26; E pub. 3713; Eugene Mon-
roe Bartlett, Hartford, Ark. 4146
Since you never, never, smile on me;
words by Blanche E. Allen, music
by H. G. Dazey and William Kneff. |
© 1c. Jan. 10, 1929; E unp. 3420;
H. Gladys Dazey, Hamilton, O., and
B. E. Allen, Kyle, O. 4147
Sing of His goodness forever; hymn,
words by James Rowe, music by
Thomas Benton. © Jan. 3, 1929;
2c. Feb. 26; E pub. 3707; Hugene
Monroe Bartlett, Hartford, Ark.
4148
Sing the refrain; words and music by
Harold Saylor. ©1ce. Feb. 6, 1929;
EK unp. 3465; Nathan Harold Saylor,
Chicago. 4149
Singapore Sal’s lullaby; baby go to
sleep, theme song for Sal of Singa-
pore, lyric by Charley Wynn, music
by Jack Grun. © Jan. 29, 1929;
2c. Feb. 11; E pub. 3341; Mills mu-
sie, inec., New York. 4150
Singing the same sweet song; words
and music by M. E. Denney.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Feb. 5, 1929; E unp. 3444; Mary
Emelyn Denney, Elkins Park, Pa.
4151
Skye (A) symphony; by S. Wilson, of
Great Britain, op. 38; orch. Full
se. © Dec. 29, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 14,
1929; E for. 2748; Stanley Wilson,
London. 4152
Sleep, my Jesus, sleep; Christmas, old
Dutch lullaby, arr. by Clarence
Dickinson; harp, violin and violon-
cello pts. 4to. © Oct. Sil) 192i
2c. Feb. 9, 1929; E pub. 3294; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 4153
Sleep, my Jesus, sleep; Christmas, text
by Helen A. Dickinson, music, Old
Dutch lullaby arr. by Clarence Dick-
inson; mixed voices, with aito or
bass solo; organ ace. 4to. © Oct.
ol, 1927; 2 c. Feb, 9,. 29295 soe
3295; H. W. Gray co., New York.
4154
Sleep on my soul; words and music
by M. Farnham; with violin intro.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Feb. 15, 1929; E unp. 3760; Myrtle
Farnham, Chicago. 4155
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1929
4176
Slichos; recitative cantor, el chor, el
soli, ad lib., words and music by A.
I. Sherman, of Poland, domiciled at
Chicago. Chicago, National music
co.
(mins)
© Dec. 18, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 23, 1929;
E pub. 3701; A. I. Sherman, Chicago.
4156
Slumber time yodel; words and music
by L. G. Burrell. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Feb. 23, 1929; E
unp. 3952; Louie Grant Burrell,
Leachville, Ark. 4157
Smiling; lyrics by Betty Collins, mu-
sic by Lawrence Curry. © 1c. Feb.
18, 1929; E unp. 3845; W. Lawrence
Curry, Philadelphia. 4158
Smyrniotaki; words by P. Bakalis
and T. Demetriades, music by Tetos
Demetriades, of Turkey, domiciled
at New York. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Jan. 25, 1929; E unp.
4110; Tetos music store, New York.
4159
Snowflakes; 2 pt. school cho., music
by William Baines. 4to. Feb.
12, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 14; E pub. 3544;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
4160
So big and strong; words and music
by E. P. Wrubel. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1e. Feb. 6, 1929; E
unp. 3489; Elias Paul Wrubel, Mid-
dletown, Conn. 4161
Soda I, soda you, sodas ev’rybody;
words and music by Howard John-
son, Billy Moll and Robert A. King.
[Words and melody only] ©1ee.
Feb. 20, 1929; E unp. 3886; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
4162
Sglvet (Silver and sorrow) ; by Thor-
vald Lammers, of Norway, arr. by
Bjarne Brustad, of Norway [and]
Berceuse; by T. Lammers, arr. by
Alfred Andersen Wingar, of Nor-
way; salon orch. pts. 4to. © Sept.
16 1528* 2° c. Nova ,, 20 ter: 583:
Norsk musikforlag, Oslo, Norway.
4163
Soir (Le) au Lido; paroles de Decaye
et Carol, musique de Vincent Scotto,
of France. © Jan. 25, 1929; 1 e«.
Feb. 8; E for. 2677; Enoch & cie.,
Paris. 4164
Some day Ill return love to you;
words and music by D. F. Seanlon.
© 1c. Feb. 14, 1929; E unp. 3981;
Dennis F. Scanlon, Lawrence, Mass.
4165
Some day you'll be sorry; words by
M. Periglio, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Feb. 20, 1929; E unp. 3883; Minnie
Periglio, West Frankfort, Ill. 4166
Some day you'll feel blue; melody by
T. Raph and Al King. © 1c. Feb.
23, 1929; E unp. 3958; Theodore
Raph, Brooklyn. 4167
Some day youll know what love
means; words and music by P. How-
ard. © 1c. Feb. 2, 1929; E ump.
3382; Pat Howard, San Diego, Calif.
4168
Some other June; words by George
W. Tupper, music by Herbert Oliver,
of Great Britain; in B flat. © Jan.
SisPlO20.; Je. dan. o1°% HY for. 2844:
Joseph Henry Laraway, London.
4169
Some rainy day; lyric by Walter Mel-
rose, music by John C. Spikes and
Benjamin Spikes; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Feb. 2, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 18;
E pub. 3587; Melrose bros. music
co., inc., Chicago. 4170
Somebody cares; words and music by
HK. Bruguiere. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Dec. 21, 1928; E unp.
3419; Emile Bruguiere, Villa Car-
mela, Monaco. 4171
Somebody needs you today;
words by James Rowe, music by
H. N. Lineoln. (Jn Revival songs).
© Jan. 15, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 11; E pub.
3748; Robert H. Coleman, Dallas.
4172
Somebody nobody loves; words and
music by Gus Kahn and Spike Ham-
ilton; pf. and ukulele acc. © Feb.
11, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 14; E pub. 3562;
M. Witmark & sons, New York. 4173
hymn,
Sometimes; song of love, words anon.
and by B. A. Kyros, music by B. A.
Kyros; med. voice. Chicago, Venus
music publishers. © Jan. 23, 1929;
2c. Jan. 26; E pub. 3394; Bassilios
Andrea Kyros, Chicago. 4174
Somewhere; words and music by N.
Metier:* © eh mep, 21,‘ 1929.08
unp. 3935; Norman Metler, Spokane,
Wash. 4175
Sommervise ; von Agathe Backer Gron-
dahl, of Norway, arranger of Nor-
way; salon-orch. pts. 4to. © Sept.
10; J9Z8.2° Bee INOV. io 4) LOB SSDs
Norsk musikforlag, Oslo, Norway.
4176
211
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4177
pt. IIT, ne seve24
Sonata in G; by Cornelius Gurlitt, op.
94, no. 2, selected, fingered and anno-
tated by G. Augustus Holmes and
Frederick J. Karn, of Great Britain ;
yt. ©). Feb. 12 1929" tic Keb: bo:
E for. 2834; Edwin Ashdown, Itd.,
London. 4177
Song (The) market; intro. Give your
little baby lots of lovin’,—My
mother’s eyes, etc., compiled and ed.
by L. Wolfe Gilbert; special organ
transcription. © Feb. 11, 1929; 2 c.
Feb. 12; E pub. 3491; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 4178
Song (The) of sorrow; words and
music by Frank Marvin. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Feb. 25,
1929; EK unp. 4025; Spier & Coslow,
ine., New York. 4179
Song of the bayou; words and music
by Rube Bloom; pf., with voice pt.
ad lib. © Feb. 5, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
7; H pub. 3228; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 4180
Song of The girls; written and com-
posed by Charles Seton [pseud. of
C. Lincoln], of Great Britain. Bath,
Edward Lang. © Dec. 8, 1928; 1 «¢.
Dec. 12; E for. 2660; Charles Lin-
coln, Bath, England. 4181
Song (The) of the katydid; by Carl
Wilhelm Kern, op. 19, no. 2; pf.
duet. © Feb. 12, 1929; 2 ¢. Feb. 14;
E pub. 3557; Theodore Presser GCo..
Philadelphia. 4182
Song of the riveter; poem by Lew
Levenson, music by Arthur Schwartz.
© Feb. 25, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 26; E pub.
3731; Robbins music corp., New
York. 4183
Songs of homage; words by Helen
Taylor, music by Wilfrid Sanderson,
of Great Britain. 1. The windows.
[2 others]; @xvdan, V0) .1929i9 ane:
Feb. 8; E for. 2673; Boosey & ©o.,
Itd., London. 4184
Songs of the Scots; words and music
arr. by George Short, of Great Brit-
ain, v. 6. 1, Dumbarton s drums:
[3 others], .©, Dee, 28, 1928.) 1c.
Feb. 1, 1929; E for. 2529; Methven
Simpson, Itd., Edinburgh, Scotland.
4185
Soochow (The) creek; lullaby from
Cathay, words and music by KHva
sell-Irving, of Great Britain. ©
Dec. 28, 1928; 1 c Feb. 1, 1929; EB
for. 2528; Methven Simpson, Edin-
burgh, Scotland. 4186
Sophia waltz; by R. Vogel, of Ger-
many, domiciled at Elizabeth, N. J.;
pi... ©, 1 .¢.. Keb, 2&5, 1929" 50) unp.
3773; Robert Vogel, Elizabeth, Nagel:
4187
Sorrisi di gioventu; mazurka, by J.
Sardo; violin. © 1c. Feb. 6, 1929;
EH unp. 3498; Joseph Sardo, Brook-
lyn. 4188
Sotto il sole di Madera; tango, versi
di Guido di Napoli, musica di Re-
nato Penco, of Italy. © Dec. 1,
1928; 1 c. Feb. 6, 1929; FE for: 2613);
Carlo Lombardo, Milan. 4189.
Soubrette (La) indiscréte; ouverture,
par H. Mouton, of Belgium; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Dee. 31, 1928; 1 ¢ Jan Si) 2628"
E for. 2484; J. Yves Krier, Paris.
4190.
Sous ton loup de velours; ouverture,
par H. Mouton, of Belgium; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Dee. 31,1928; :4 ec Jana, 1828.
E for. 2485; J. Yves Krier, Paris.
4191
South wind; by Mathilde Bilbro; pf.
© Feb. 4, 1929; 2 ¢ Feb. 7; E pub.
3199; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
4192
Souvenir; pt. song, words by Clayton
CC. Quast, music by Joseph W. Clo-
key; men’s voices. 4to, © Feb. 5,
1929; 2 c Feb. 8: E pub. 3270; J.
| Fischer & bro., New York. 4193.
Scuvenir poétique; by Roland Diggle; .
organ. © Jan. 31, 1929:° 2 ce) Feb.
4° RH) pub.* 38249; G. Schirmer, Tie..
New York. 4194
Spanish Easter carol of the lambs;
folk melody, words by Oscar Avery,.
music arr. by Harvey Gaul; mixed
voices; organ ace. 4to. © Jan.
31, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 4; E pub. 3485;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 4195.
Spaventapasseri (Lo) ; parole di Guido
di Napoli, musica di C. Lombardo, of
Italy. © Dec. 8, 1928; 1 c@ Feb. 6,
1929; E for. 2608; Carlo Lombardo,
Milan. 4196
Spazzacamino; melody arr. by A. Ip-
polito. ©1c. Feb. 23, 1929; E unp.
4022; S. Riceardi, New York. 4197
Speakeasy (The) miss; Mlle. Speak-
easy, night club scene, songs and
dancing, by C. Smiley. © 1c. Feb.
8, 1929; D ufip. 27448; Chas. Smiley,
Paris, 'Tex. 4198
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1929
4219
Spiel der wellen; aus der sinfonie,
Von der Nordsee, von Friedrich E.
Koch, op. 4, bearb. von Martin
Schmeling, of Germany; orch. pts..
with 1st violin direction. 4to. ©
an. 12, 1909* 1 gc) Jan. 28; BE for.
2383; Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leipzig.
4199
Spiewki na przeprowadziny ; by Joseph
Kapalka. © 1c. Feb. 16, 1929; E
unp. 3781; International music pub.
co., Chicago. 4200
Spil musik; tekst av Helge Rode, mu-
sik av Andreas Haarklou, of Nor-
way. © Dec. 12, 1928: 1 c¢. Jan. 22,
1929; E for. 2867; Norsk musikfor-
lag, Oslo, Norway. 4201
Spinning; valse, by Jascha Gurewich ;
E flat alto saxophone solo with pf.
acc. © Feb. 25, 1929; 2 ¢. Feb. 25;
Hh pub. 3692; Sam Fox pub. co,
Cleveland. 4202
Spirit of the living God; hymn, words
and music arr. by E. L. Wolslagel.
(In Revival songs) © Jan. 15, 1929:
2e. Feb. 11; E pub. 3757; Robert
Henry Coleman, Dallas. 4203
Spookland; by B. van den Sigtenhorst
Meyer, of Netherlands; pf. 1. Hymn
to the king. [5 others] © Feb. 15,
ime... G& Web_.16:" for’ 2700:
Keith-Prowse & co., Itd., London.
4204
Spread a little happiness [and] Ev’ry
little moment; fox trots, from Mis-
ter Cinders, by Vivian Ellis, orch.
by Max Irwin, of Great Britain;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
© Jan. 31, 1929; 1 c. each Feb. 11;
E for. 2840; Harms, inc., New York.
4205
Spring feelin’; by Donald Thorne, of
Great Britain; pf. (Cover title :—
Spring feeling) © Dec. 13, 1928;
1 «@ Feb. 21, 1929: E for. 2864;
Campbell, Connelly & co., London.
4206
Stage (The) coach; galop, for cinema,
by Joseph Engleman, of Great Brit-
ain; orch. pts., with pf. conductor.
© Nov. 20, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 7, 1929;
E for. 2554; Bosworth & co., Leip-
zig. 4207
Stahl’s (Wm. C.) plectro phonic folio
for symphony mandolin orchestra;
arr. by Walter Kaye Bauer; pf. con-
ductor. v. 1. 1. Coronation march.
[5. others] © Feb. 25; 1929; 2 ec.
Mar. 2; aff. Mar. 5; AA 11118; Wil-
liam C. Stahl, Milwaukee. 4208
42049—29——6
Star dust; by Hoagy Carmichael; pf.
© Jan. 29,1929: 2 ¢ Feb. 11; E
pub. 3339; Mills music, ine, New
York. 4209
Star of the evening; words and musie
by J. E. Caldwell. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Feb. 2, 1929; B
unp. 3375; James Eber Caldwell,
Carp, Ontario, Canada. 4210
Stars (The) are in your eyes; words
and music by H. C. Schachern.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Feb. 27, 1929; E unp. 4094; Helen
C. Schachern, New York. 4711
Stately dance; by Carl Wilhelm Kern,
Op. Gia” pe. ©) Web. 6, [929'°2@.
Feb. 7; E pub. 3218; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
4912
Step by step—mile by mile, ’m march-
ing home to you; in George White’s
scandals, words and music by Abner
Silver, Al Sherman and Al Lewis:
pf. acc., with, ukulele arr: by A. J.
Franchini. Feb. 4, 1929; 2 ec.
Feb. 6; E pub. 3163; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 4213
Stomp second; by B. M. Ziegler: mel-
ody with pf: acc. © 1.¢ Feb. 2,
1829; E unp. 3369; Basil Morton
Ziegler, Camden, N. J. 4214
Stornelli romani; words by S. Picchi-
anti, music arr. by A. Ippolito; vio-
lin. © 1 ce Feb. 23, 1929: E ump.
4024; 8. Riccardi, New York. 4215
Stornelli toscani; words by S. Picchi-
anti, music arr. by A. Ippolito; vio-
lin. © 1c Feb. 23, 1929: EB unp.
4023; S. Riceardi, New York. 4216
Stradi-album, nr. 2; dansaibum, [col-
lected, andar.) ay. se Elon .or-
Sweden; violin with words. 4to. ©
Dee. 1, 1927; 1 c. Dee. 20, 1928; EB
for. 1534; HE. Anderssons musikfor-
lig, Malmo, Sweden. 4217
Strange waltz; valse lente, de Léo
Pouget, orch. par Albert Chantrier,
of France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢.
Jan. 31, 1929; E for. 2483; J. Yves
Krier, Paris. 4218 |
Strauss (Richard) Die tageszeiten;
liederzyklus fiir minnerchor u. orch.,
worte von Joseph yon Hichendorff,
musik yon R. Strauss, of Germany.
OD: 16s. Bamapartitur... T2mo- 1.
Der morgen. [3 others] © July
2, 1928: 1+ @.. Heb. ts,..1929 5-.B.. for.
2630; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
4219
213
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4220
pt. ITI, n. s., v. 24
Stroudsburg swing; one-step, by C. W.
Bird; 1st violin. © 1c. Feb. 14,
1929; E unp. 3724; Wilbur Bird,
New York. 4220
Students’ concertino; no. 3, in G, by
J. Hullah Brown, of Great Britain;
violin and pf. © Feb. 4, 1929; 1 «.
Feb. 15; HE for. 2704; Joseph Wil-
liams, ltd., London. 4221
Studien zu einer neuen spieltechnik ;
von Joachim Stutschewsky, of Aus-
tria; violoncello. v. 2. [German,
French and English text] © Feb.
15, 1929; 1 ec. Feb. 9; E for. 2746;
B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
4222
Styles, past, present and future; words
by O. E. Reed, music by Carl Zerse.
© 1c. Feb. 6, 1929; E unp. 3482;
Q. EK. Reed, Blue Rapids, Kan. 4223
Su guitarra; cancion andaluza para
ten., letra di Joaquin Diaz Serrano,
musica di Cristobal Palacios [i. e.
C. P. Garcia], of Spain. © 1c. Feb.
11, 1929; E unp. 3681; Cristobal
Palacios Garcia, Malaga, Spain.
42294
Submarine (The) S-4; words by P. N.
Jackson, music by Robert H. Bren-
nen. New York City, Frank Hard-
ing’s music house. © Jan. 14, 1929;
2c. Jan. 17; E pub. 3187; Pansy N.
Jackson, Fremont, Utah. 4225
Stisses baby; slow-fox, text von Fritz
Rotter, musik von Austin Hgen, of
U. S., bearb. ftir klavier von Nico
Dostal, of Germany. © May 12,
1928); 2 es Nove 203" i for. 2564:
Edition Karl Brill, Berlin. 4226
Sufrimiento; words and music by Luis
Aguifiaga, of Mexico, domiciled at
Los Angeles. [Photostat] © Jan.
11, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 8; E pub. 3430;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 4227
Sugar is back in town; fox-trot song,
words by Mike Landau, music by
Louis Springer; pf. and ukulele acc.
©r'Feb, 1i,51929" "2 chi kept ageae
pub. 3391; Loyal B. Curtis, New
York. 4228
Suite 4 Vantique; von Reuchsel, of
France and De Taeye, of Belgium;
odeon and salonoreh. pts., with pf.
conductor and violin 1 conductor.
4to. 1. Prélude [2 others] © Feb.
18, 1929; 1c. Feb. 9; E for. 2654;
Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leipzig.
4229
Suite persane; par Charles Henry, of
France; pf. 1. La Princesse Kelilah
proméne sa mélancolie dans les
jardins du palais. [2 others] ©
Jan. 10,7929; 1 cc.” Keb. 83.8 foe
2764; Alphonse Leduc et cie., Paris.
4230
Summer days [and] The parade; by
Minnie Coons Freeman; pf. with
words. © Feb. 4, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
8; E pub. 3504; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 4231
Summer days at Meadow Brook; 7%
musical scenes with words ad lib.,
by Mae-Aileen Erb, op. 33; pf. ©
Feb. 11, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 18; E pub.
3621; Hatch music co., Boston. 4232
Summer’s promise; words and music
by J. Devlin. ©1c. Feb. 28, 1929;
EH unp. 4122; Jane Devlin, Chicago.
4233
Sun flower blues; by Spencer Wil-
liams; pf. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1929; EB
unp. 4117; Triangle music pub. co.,
ine., New York. 4234
Sunny of Sunnyside; juvenile operetta
in two acts for unchanged voices,
libretto and lyrics by Beatrice Marie
Casey, music by Harry L. Alford.
4to. © Feb. 20, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 23;
D pub. 27463; T. S. Denison & co.,
Chicago. 4235
Sunny smiles; fox-trot song, words
and music by N. Delfonse. © Feb.
15, 1929; 2c. Feb. 21; E pub. 3629;
Nicholas Delfonse, Philadelphia.
4236
Sunrise City; words and music by
HH. E. Helseth. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Feb. 6, 1929; E unp.
3477; Ethel Etherdige Helseth,
Indrio, Fla. 4237
Supplication; sacred song, words and
music by Johncea Gillingham.
1. Mixed voices. 2. Male voices.
4to. © Feb. 25, 1929; 2 ec. each
Feb. 25; E pub. 3676, 3677; Peate’s
music house, ine., Utica, N. Y.
4238, 4239
Sur le lac; tyrolienne, par I. Snoék,
of Netherlands, op. 19; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Dec.
31, 1928; 1: ¢. Feb. 8, 19293, i for:
2754; J. Yves Krier, Paris. 4240
Swallow, hither wing; poem by W. C.
Bennett, music by Ivor R. Davies, of
Great Britain. © Jan. 31, 1929; 1c.
Feb. 8; E for. 2590; Murdoch,
Murdoch & co., ine., with John G.
Murdoch & co., ltd., London. 4241
214
no. 2, 1929
Swaying (The) nest; by Mildred
Weston; pf. with words. © Feb.
20, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 23; E pub. 3645;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
4242
Swaying roses; by Louise Godfrey
Ogle; pf. © Feb. 25, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
28; E pub. 3770; Schroeder & Gun-
ther, inc., New York. 4243
Sweeping thru the gates; hymn, words
and music by Luther G. Presley. ©
gan, 3, 1929+ 2 c. Feb. 26; E ‘pub.
3714; Eugene Monroe Bartlett, Hart-
ford, Ark. 4244
Sweet (A) honeymoon; words by Mrs.
Jno. M. Ely, music by Larry UH.
Goffin; pf. and ukulele ace. Los
Angeles, Sequoia music publishers.
© Jan. 30, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 2; E pub.
3498; Maud Virginia Ely, Grange-
ville, Id. 4245
Sweet memories; words and music by
F. H. Rea. © Feb. 23, 1929; 2 ¢.
Feb. 25; E pub. 3680; Floris H. Rea,
Peoria, O. 4246
Sweet (The) o’ the year; words by
Shakespeare, music by Peter War-
lock [pseud. of Philip Heseltine], of
Great Britain; low or med. voice.
© Feb. 8, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 9; E for.
2736; Hikin & co., ltd., London. 4247
Sweet summer-time; words by Martin
Wagner, music by E. M. Reasoner.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Jan. 14, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 17; E pub.
3182; Elizabeth M. Reasoner, Lan-
sing, Mich. 4248
Sweetheart; words and music by J.
Georges. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Jan. 28, 1929; E unp. 3166;
Josephine Georges, Laramie, Wy.
4249
Sweetheart IT’ll never forget; words
and music by L. Wood, arr. by O.
Potoker. © 1. Feb. 20, 1929; HE
unp. 3887; Leonora Wood, Holly-
wood, Calif. 4250)
Sweetheart I love you just the same;
words and music by M. Resnick.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Feb. 8, 1929; EH unp. 3558; Morris
Resnick, St. Louis. 4251
Sweetheart, I’m on my way; words
and music by Alfred Solman and
Geo. Brown. [Words and melody
only] ©1ce. Feb. 19, 1929; E unp.
3871; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
4252
Sweetheart of Beta; waltz, words and
music by Hume Everett [i. e. W. H.
3)
iad
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
4263
Everett], special arr. by Bob Taylor;
pf. and ukulele acc. © 1c. Feb. 16,
1929; E unp. 3768; William Hume
Everett, Denver. 4253
Sweetheart of mine; words by M. L.
Sehaeffer, music by Phil Starr.
[Photostat] © 1c. Feb. 14, 1929;
EH ounp. 3730; Melvin L. Schaeffer,
Quicksburg, Va. 4254
Sweetheart of Spain; words and music
by G. Hundley. © 1c. Feb. 12,
1929; E unp. 3915; Gertrude Hund-
ley, Denver. 4255
Sweetheart of the dawn; words by
Minnie I. Hodapp, music by S. J.
Jepperson. © 1 c¢. Feb. 19, 1929;
E unp. 3903; Samuel J. Jepperscn,
Los Angeles. 4256
Swinging in the lane; for toy sym-
phony, by J. Lilian Vandevere;
teacher’s sec. and picture sc. 4to. ©
Jan. 4, 1929; 2 ¢. Feb. 13; E pub.
3656; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
4257
Symphonie prelude to Robert Brown-
ing’s tragedy, A blot in the ’scutch-
eon; by L. R. Lewis, op. 7; full orch.
se. © Sept. 10, 1928; 2 ec. Dec. 10;
E pub. 3329; Leo Rich Lewis, Somer-
ville, Mass. 4258
Symphonie prelude to Robert Brown-
ing’s tragedy, A blot in the ’scutch-
eon; by L. R. Lewis, op. 7; orech.
ptsy ©) Nov: 122, 1927 ; 2e)) Dee 10;
1928; E pub. 3331; Leo Rich Lewis,
Tufts college, Mass. 4259
Tally-ho; by W. A. Montgomery, of
Great Britain; pf. © Jan. 29, 1929;
1 ec. Feb. 15; E for. 2706; Joseph
Williams, ltd., London. 4260
Tambourin; by Jean J. C. Mondon-
ville, arr. by Georges Barrére, of
France, domiciled at New York;
flute or violin, with pf. ace. © Jan.
al, 1929: 2.c. Keb. 43,H) pub., 3250:
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 4261
Tambourin; 18th siécle, fiir violine und
klavier, bearb. von Charles Cerné, of
Austria. © Jan. 5, 1929; 1 c Jan.
22; E for. 1548; Adolph fFiirstner,
Berlin. 4262
Tangled curls; words by D. S. Rey-
nolds, music by Chas. L. Johnson.
© 1c. Feb. 23, 1929; E unp. 4041;
Dorothy Statton Reynolds, Bloom,
Kan. 4263
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Tangled in a taxicab; lyric by FE. | Temptation
Downey, music by M. Hamilton.
[Words and melody only] ©l1e«
Feb. 27, 1929; E unp. 4087; Fairfax
Downey and Morris Hamilton, New
York. 4264
Taniec wojta na weselu; by Joseph
Kapalka. © 1 ¢ Feb. 16, 1929; E
unp. 3780; International music pub.
co., Chicago. 4265
Taxi; words and music by L. J. Wells;
pf. © 1c. Feb. 21, 1929; E ump.
3922; Lillian Juanita Wells, New
York. 4266
Teach me, O Lord; anthem, text from
Psalm 119, music by R. M. Stults.
Ato. © Feb. 5, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 6;
EK pub. 3165; Wm. A. Pond & co.,
New York. 4267
Teach me to pray; duet and echo.,
words and music by A. H. Ackley.
(In Revival songs) © Jan. 15,
HO29 SO 2s tee Me tL Ey SOD i Coens
Robert Henry Coleman, Dallas.
4268
Tear drops; words by Lou Davis, mu-
sic by Arnold Johnson. © Feb. 1,
1929; 2 «. Feb. 7; E pub. 3210; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.,
New York. 4269
Tee off; words and music by Reggie
Montgomery [i. e. Reginald Mont-
gomery| and G. Ward. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Jan. 8, 1929;
E unp. 3452; Reginald Montgomery,
Pasadena, and George Ward, Holly-
wood, Calif. 4270
Tell me dear; words and music by J.
Claps. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 18, 1929; E unp. 3821;
Joseph Claps, West New York, N. J.
4271
Tell me dear; words by R. Gibson,
music by 8. Marco and J. Finke, jr.
© 1-c. Feb. 21, 1929; E unp. 3945;
Sano Marco, New York, John Finke,
jr., Ravena, N. Y., and Ross Gibson,
Portland, Or. 4272
Tell me there’s hope for me: waltz
ballad, words and music by Howard
Johnson and Joe Davis. © Feb. 11,
1929); (2° ef Rebr 15) “pub, “Sates
Triangle muSic pub. co., inc., New
York. 4273
Tell me you care; words and music
by H. A. Evensen. © 1 ¢. Feb. 23,
1929; E unp. 8956; Howard Alvin
Evensen, Chicago. 4274
(The) on the Mount;
sacred cantata for mixed cho., and
cho. of children’s or women’s voices,
with sop. and bar. solos, text se-
lected by Frederick H. Martens, mu-
sic by A. Louis Scarmolin, op. 60.
4to. © Feb. 2, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 1;
EK pub. 31382; H.. W. Gray,co., New ~
York. 4275
Tenement Tessie; words and music by
Ken O’Brien [i. e. K. B. O’Brien]
© Feb. 15, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 23; B
pub. 8637; Kenneth B. O’Brien, Min-
neapolis. 4276
That baby boy of mine; words by
Jack Hoffman, music by Frank
Bushea [i. e. F. O. Bushea] ©1c.
June 4, 1928; E unp. 3899; Franklin
Orville Bushea, Toledo, O. 4277
That harmonica band; words and mu-
sic by James Vollmer. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 7, 1929;
E unp. 3500; Edward Vollmer, Phila-
delphia. 4278
That little gal from Sharghai; words
and music by P. J. Moran. ©1e.
Feb. 11, 1929; EH unp. 3638; Patrick
Joseph Moran, Oakland, Calif. 4279
That memory kiss; words by H. F.
Bell, music by David Reed. ©1e.
Feb. 15, 1929; E unp. 3758; Harry
EF. Bell, Venice, Calif. 4280
That night among the roses; lyric by
Ted Koehler, music by Frank Ma-
gine; pf. and ukulele acc. © Feb.
5, 1929; 2 ec. Feb. 11; HE pubr sage
Villa Moret, ine., San Francisco.
4281
That rose covered shack; words and
music by W. R. Hodgin. [Words
and melody only] © 1e. Feb. 16,
1929; E unp. 8806; Willard Ran-
dolph Hodgin, New York. 4282
That’s how I know I love you; words
and music by Tom Ford. © 1 «
Feb. 23, 1929; E unp. 4039; Kathryn
W. Ford, Newton Center, Mass.
] 4283
That’s like taking you away from me;
words and music by Dave Ringle.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e¢.
Reb, 11, 19295. Eounpipadtt sie
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 4284
That’s me; fox-trot song, by M. C.
Skie, music arr. by Walter W. New-
comer. © Feb. 3, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 16;
E pub. 3568 ; C. Max Skie, Gary, Ind.
4285
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That’s music to my ears; words and
musie by J. Fred Coots, Lou Davis
and Arnold Johnson. © Feb. 1,
1929; 2 c. Feb. 7; E pub. 3211; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine,
New York. 4286
Same. © 1c. Jan. 4, 1929; EB
unp. 8236; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, ine., New York. 4287
That’s my folly Molly; words by H.
Reinschreiber, music by Johnny
Thompson and H. Reinschreiber.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Jan. 25, 1929; E unp. 3454; Henry
Jieinschreiber, Philadelphia. 4288
That’s my new girl now; words by
Jean Herbert, music by Frank Ga-
lassi and Maurice Abrahams.
[Words and melody only] ©1e«.
Feb. 16, 19829; E unp. 3809; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.,
New York. 4289
That’s what I call heaven; words and
music by Al Solman, Dale Wimbrow,
and George Brown. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 7, 1929;
E unp. 3528; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 4290
That’s what I call heaven; words and
musie by Alfred Solman, Geo. Brown
and Dale Wimbrow, arr. by Joseph
M. Weiss; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Feb. 27, 1929: 2 c. Feb. 28: E pub.
3775; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 4291
‘That’s what I like about you; lyrics
and music by Tom Ford. © 1 e.
Feb. 23, 1929; E unp. 4040; Kathryn
W. Ford, Newton Center, Mass.
4292
That’s what I see in you; words and
music by Al. Koppell and Irving
Mills; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
M. Kalua.. © Jan. 29; 1929; 2 «.
Feb. 11; E pub. 3364; Gotham music
service, inc., New York . 4293
That’s what the moon said to me;
words and music by Fred Gardner,
H. Pitman Clarke and Walter Wal-
lace: pf. acc. With ukulele arr. by
M. Kalua. © Jan. 29, 1929; 2 ¢.
Feb. 11; E pub. 33438; Mills music,
ine., New York. 4294
That’s what you’ve done to me; words
and music by H. J. Fisher. © 1 ec.
Feb. 9, 1929; E unp. 3613; Harry J.
Fisher, Chicago. 4295
That’s why I love you Helen; words
and music by J. Panichelli; with ist
4306
violin intro. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Feb. 15, 1929; B unp.
3762; Joseph Panichelli, Philadel-
phia. 4296
That’s why I’m lonesome for you; lyric
and music by D. De Bellis. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 28,
1928; E unp. 2106; Dominic De Bel-
lis, Orange, N. J. 4297
That’s why she’s my _ sweetheart;
words and music by James C. Stapp,
arr. by Rube Bennett; pf. and uku-
lele ace. ‘© Feb. 6, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
9; E pub. 3500; Milton Weil music
co., Chicago. 4298
That smile I had, I have lost; lyrics
and music by P. A. Foglia. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. Feb. 25,
1929; E unp. 4037; Peter A. Foglia,
Brooklyn. 4299
That someone it’s you; words and
music by R. Albright. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 14, 1929;
E unp. 3729; Ray Albright, Newark,
Neo: 4300
That up-to-date baby of mine; words
and music by H. Levine. [Words
and melcdy oniy] © 1c. Feb. 7,
1929; E unp. 3507; Hyman Levine,
New York. 4301
That wonderful wife of mine; words
and air by James B. Murphy, music
by Laura J. Murphy. © 1 ¢. Feb.
9, 1929; E unp. 3748; James Barn-
hart Murphy, Detroit. 4302
That wonderful yesterday; words by
¥. U. Carr, music by David Reed.
© Feb. 14, 1929; 2 ¢ Feb. 15; E
pub. 3532: Florence Unzicker Carr,
Middletown, O. 303
Then came the war; words and music
by Ben Black; pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by May Singhi Breen. © Feb.
20,1929) °2 «. Keb 2h pub. 3627);
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 4304
Then farewell, my trim-built wherry;
2 pt. song, by Charles Dibdin, arr. by
Alee Rowley, of Great Britain; tre-
ble voices. Winthrop Rogers ed.
Ate. © Jan2s, 192971 ¢ Feb. A;
E for. 2695; Hawkes & son (London)
Itd., London. 4305
Then I’li come back to you; words
and music by E. Marino. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Feb. 1,
1929; E unp. 3436; Ernest Marino,
New York. 4306
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There ain’t no-body but you; lyric by
C. L. Hauser, jr., music by C. L.
Hauser, jr. and Bob Zurke; pf. ©
1c. Feb. 28, 1929; E unp.'4118; Carl
L. Hauser, jr., Philadelphia. 4307
There is always a bright light gleam-
ing; words by Reginald Rigby,
music by Cecil Webb Johnson, of
Great Britain. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations! © Dec. 13, 1928; 1 «.
Feb. 21, 1929; E for. 2861; Camp-
bell, Conneliy & co., London. 4308
There is life for a look; hymn, words
and music by Custer V. Cox. (In
Revival songs.) © Jan. 15, 1929;
26 Feb. 11; E pub. 3745; Robert
Henry Coleman, Dallas. 4309
There is no secret but love; aria, from
A little girl at play, words and music
by Frank Patterson; with violin
obbl. © Jan. 23, 1929; 2 ¢. Feb. 13;
E pub. 3516; C. C. Birchard & co.,
Boston. 4310
There is nobody else like you; words
and music by Jack Palmer and Ir-
ving Mills; pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by M. Kalua.. © Jan. 29, 1929;
2c. Feb. 11; E pub. 3369; Gotham
music service, inc., New York.
4311
There is one we both call baby now;
words and music by E. G. Forbes.
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1929; E unp. 3637;
Ernest Gilbert Forbes, Hammond,
Ind. 4312
There’s a golden dawn for someone,
but just another day for me; words
and music by N. Ingham and Charlie
Smith [i. e. C. J. Smith]; pf. ©lc.
Feb. 11, 1929; E unp. 3622; Nelson
Ingham and Charles J. Smith, Phila-
delphia. 4313
There’s a handwriting on the wall;
words and music by Joel Taggert.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Feb. 8, 1929; E unp. 3564; Chicago
music pub. co., ine., Chicago. 4314
There’s a reason; words and music by
M. D. Bullis. New York City, Frank
Harding... © Jan. 14, 1929; 2 c. Jan.
17; E pub. 3183; Maxine D. Bullis,
Bangall, N. Y. 4315
There’s an open heaven to-night;
hymn, words and music by Leland
Green. © May 1, 1928; 2c. Dec. 1;
EH pub. 1118; Clarence Leland Green,
Placentia, Calif. 4316
Thésée vainqueur; ouverture, par I.
Snoék, of Netherlands, and G. Krier,
91
21
pt. Ill, n. S., v.24
of France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢.
Jan. 31, 1929; E for. 24933 J. \¥ves
Krier, Paris. 4317
Theta delta chi sweetheart ; words and
music by D. C. Beattie. [Photostat]
©.1¢. Feb. 27, 1929; BE unp. 4071;
Daniel C. Beattie, Washington. 4318
away my Lord;
Haster anthem, quartet or echo.,
words from the Bible, music by
R. W. Martin; mixed voices. 4to.
© Feb. 1, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 4; E pub.
3146; J. A. Parks co., York, Neb.
4319
They shake all the way round; words
and music by L. Aron. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Feb. 4, 1929;
E unp. 3884; Lionel Aron, New
Gatun, Canal Zone. 4320
Things look wonderful now; words by
Benny Davis, music by Joe Burke;
pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © Jan. 28, 1929; 2 ¢.
Jan. 380; E pub. 3170; Joe Morris
music co., New York. 4321
They have taken
Thinking; words and music by 8. Her-
ron. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Feb. 11, 1929; EH pub. 3630;
Stanley Herron, Lancaster, Ky.
4322
Thinking and dreaming of you; words
and music by F. Busker. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. Feb. 11,
1929; E unp. 3633; Frank Busker,
Sheboygan, Wis. 4323
Those airplane blues; words and music
by G. Offield, banjo ace. by J. W.
Barney Offield. © 1 c. Feb. 25,
1929; E unp. 4031; Gertrude EH.
Offield, Seattle. 4324
words and
[Photo-
Those cornfield blues;
music by S. B. Furgatch.
stat] © 1c. Feb. 7, 1929; E unp.
3517; Sidney B. Furgatch, New
York. 4325
Those were the happy days long long
ago; words and music by Dick
Robertson, Art Linick and Ted
Koehler; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Dec. 29, 1928; 2 ce. Dec. 28; E pub.
2000; Gene Austin, ine., New York.
4326
Three (The) cherry trees; poem by
Walter De La Mare, music by
Horace Johnson. © Feb. 13, 1929;
2.e.¢ Heb: dds ohh pub. ebae rs:
Ricordi & co., inc., New York. 4327
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no. 2, 1929
Three-part sight reading exercises; by
Hubert E. Rooney, of Great Britain.
nos. 1-50. 4to. © Jan. 17, 1929;
1c. Feb. 8; E for. 2666; Boosey &
co., Itd., London. 4328
Three (The) wise bachelors; words
and music by E. M. Jones. © 1.
Feb. 28, 1929; E unp. 4138; Elihu
M. Jones, West Haven, Conn. 4329
Through all the keys with the great
masters; compiled by Elizabeth
Gest: pie ©) Dec. 29, “1928-2 c.
Tana, tage; atl. Jan. 513 AA’ O117 ;
Boston music co., Boston. 4330
Tick-tock, lullaby; by Rudolf Kvelve,
op. 4) noe! '15' pf. “with words.” ©
Sane, 1929: 2 ¢ Jan, 16; pub:
2711; Fred Heltman co., Cleveland.
4331
Tickle my doggie; lyrics by Edward
B. Gordon, music by Erv. Bradley.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Feb. 23, 1929; E unp. 4026; Broad-
way music corp., New York. 43832
Tiddledy winks; by E: Rhinard; pf.:©
Feb. 9, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 7; E pub.
3399; Ethel Rhinard, Santa Ana,
Calif. 4333
Tidings of peace; cantata for Christ-
mas, text compiled and written by
- Arthur Beresford, set to music by
Russell Hancock Miles; solo voices
and cho., with organ ace. 4to. ©
Oct. 28, 1927; 2 c. Feb. 9, 1929; BH
pub. 3289; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 4334
Tip-top-ics; six one-steps. by Mel B.
. Kaufman, arr. by Walter C. Schad;
orch. pts. with pf. conductor.
1. Here we go. [5 others] 4to. ©
Jan. 28, 1929; 2 ec. Jan. 31; E pub.
32438; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
4335
Tipsy (The) noctambulist; slow-fox,
von Mirrio Robert. of Belgium;
odeon and salonorch. pts., with pf.
conductor and violin 1 conductor.
4to. © Feb. 18, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 9;
E for. 2651; Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H.,
Leipzig. 4336
"Tis my Savior that can give; hymn,
words and music arr. by B. B. Mc-
Kinney. (In Revival songs) ©
Jan. 25, 192952: e. Febiiiy Epub.
3758; Robert H. Coleman, Dallas.
4337
To a brown-eyed maiden; words and
music by R. C. Stokell. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Feb. 4, 1929;
4349
E unp. 3390; Ralphia Constance
Stokell, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 4338
To a>-canary; words by Ruth Carol
Evertz, music by N. H. Evertz. ©
Feb. 18, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 16; E pub.
3602; Normanda Hvale Evertz, Chi-
cago. 4339
To a woodlark; words by Robert
Burns, music by. Edward Reitz. ©
1 eso Keb: 25, 1928);* He unps-4002;
Edward BE. Reitz, Buffalo. 4340
To Him, who died and rose again;
Easter anthem, 4 pt. cho., words by
A. T. Russell, music by Edwin H.
Pierce; mixed voices with solos;
organ ace. 4to. © Feb. 4, 1929;
Dane Web Vos ky * PUY HooUO ss. G.
4341
To katinaki mou; words and music by
Ierotheo Skiza, of Italy, domiciled
at New York. [Greek text and mel-
ody only] © 1. Feb. 19, 1929; E
unp. 3869; Tetos music store, New
York. 4342
To my buddy; words by D. Bervey,
music by Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. Feb.
21, 1929; E unp. 3988; Dora Bervey,
Chicago. 4343.
To the greenwood; by Helen Mac-
Gregor; pf. © Feb. 25, 1929; 2.-c.
Feb. 28; E pub. 3765; Schroeder &
Gunther, inc., New York. 4344
To the Nazarene; words by Lawrence
Woodfin, music by L. Patton. Port-
land, Ore., Manuscript club. ©
Dec. 31, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 2, 1929; H
pub. 3138; Lowell Patton, Portland,
Or. 4345.
Tomorrow ; words and music by H. F.
Styles, of Canada. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Feb. 25, 1929; E
unp. 3995; Henry F. Styles, Van-
couver, B. C., Canada. 4346
Toni (Aleeo) Quattro strambotti; sw
testi trecenteschi, per canto e pf., di
A. Toni, of Italy. © Feb. 5, 1929;
dc. Keb. 21 52 Wistor. 2828; A. .& Gs
Carisch & c., Milan. 4347
Too much lovin’; words by Herb Ma-
gidson, music by Michael H. Cleary ;
pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by M.
Kalua. © Jan. 29, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
11; E pub. 3342; Mills music, inc.,
Schirmer, inc., New York.
New York. 4348
Tootache; words by Max Rutchik,
music by L. Whitcup. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Jan. 26, 1929;
E unp. 3457; Leonard Whitcup, New
York. 4349:
219
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4350
Toreras (Las); zarzuela en un acte,
paroles et musique de Raoul lLa-
parra, of France; se. for voice and
pia, (Ow Dee. 315, 492852 es Feb. 8)
1929: D pub. 27461; René Gilles,
Paris. 4350
Tornade (La) ; incidental, par B. Des-
sart, orch. par Ph. Parés, of France;
pts., with pf. conductor. © Dee. 31,
1928; 1 c. Jan. 31, 1929; H for. 2461 ;
Editions musicales Sam Fox, Paris.
4351
Toro (El) puntal; words and music
by Antonio Loya, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles; pf. [Photo-
stat] © Jan. 11, 1929; 2c. Feb. 8;
EH pub. 3436; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 4352
Toujours les mémes; paroles de F.
Vimont, musique de Ph. Parés et G.
van Parys, of France. © Dee. 31,
1928: 1 ce. Jan. 31, 1929; E for. 2458;
Editions musicales Sam Fox, Paris.
4353
Tous les maitres du piano; troisiéme
grand album, 40 chefs-d’ceuvre clas-
siques et modernes, de F. Salabert,
of France. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢.
Jan. 31, 1929; E for. 2523; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 4354
Traum (Hin) von Wien;\text und mu-
sik von EH. Lukasczyk, of Germany,
domiciled at New York; pf. ©1«.
Feb. 138, 1929; E unp. 3742; BHrich
Lukasczyk, New York. 4355
Treasures; love song, words by Ar-
thur Sherburne Hardy, music by
Brinton Whitehead [i. e. J. B. White-
head]; high or med. voice. © Jan.
SL, 1929:,2¢. Feb. 4; EH pub, 3251;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 4356
Treren oi treren; by D. Meyerowitz.
[Melody only] ©1c. Feb. 16, 1929;
EK unp. 38794; David Meyerowitz.
New York. 4357
Triguefita dame un beso; words and
music by Emilio Medellin, of Mex-
ico, domiciled at Los Angeles; pf.
[Photostat] © Jan. 11, 1929; 2c.
Feb. 8; E pub. 3413; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 4358
Trio en fa diése; pour violon, -violon-
celle et pf., par R. Bernard, of
France. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1c. Jan.
31, 1929; E for. 2895; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 4359
Tripping through the woods; by E.
Schonherr, of Germany, domiciled
at San Francisco; pf. © 1c. Nov.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
19, 1928; E unp. 1417; Erwin Schon-
herr, San Francisco. 4360
Tristes recuerdos; words and music
by Antonio Loya, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles; pf. [Photo-
stat] © Jan. 11, 1929; 2 ce. Feb. 8;
EK pub. 3448; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 43861
“Tristeza y dolor; danza, letra y mu-
sica de Salome Gonzalez, of Mexico,
domiciled at Chicago. [Photostat]
© 1c. Feb. 5, 1929; EH unp. 3428;
Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago. 4362
Troop—pageantry; by Leo Stanley, of
Great Britain; military and brass
band pts. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1928;
1c. Feb. 8, 1929; E for. 2669 ; Boosey
& co., ltd., London. 4363
Trottola (La); riduzione per orches-
trina con pf. conduttore dell’ autore,
Attilio Parelli, of Italy. pts. 4to.
© Feb. 15, 1929; 1 ¢« Feb. 16; EB
for. 2728; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
4364
Troublesome blues; words and music
by Leuella Miller. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Feb. 13, 1929; H
unp. 3702; State street music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 4365
Trova de amor; cancion, letra de Car-
los Valverde Lopez, musica di C. P.
Garcia, of Spain. © 1 ec. Feb. 11,
1929; E unp. 3682; Cristobal Pala-
cios Garcia, Malaga, Spain. 4366
True heaven; theme song from the
photoplay, words and music by Wil-
liam Kernell and Dave Stamper; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Feb. 1, 1929; 2 ¢.
Feb. 7; E pub. 3215; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
4367
True heaven; words by R. Gibson, mu-
sie by S. Marco and J. Finke, jr. ©
tives Jan. 31, 1929; Micninp eet
Sano Marco, New York, John Finke,
jr.. New York, and Ross Gibson,
Portland, Or. 4368
Try your wings; words and music by
R. F. Glick. © 1. Feb. 1, 1929; B
unp. 3715; Ruth Fridman Glick, Cin-
cinnati. 4369
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) Har-
vest song; August, op. 37", no. 8, Se-
lected, fingered and annotated by G.
Augustus Holmes and Frederick J.
Karn, of Great Britain; pf. © Feb.
12, 1929: 1°e Feb. 153 BE for. 2ean.
Edwin Ashdown, ltd., London. 4870
220
MUSIGAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1929
4391
Tu veux savoir; valse lente sur les mo-
tifs de la chanson du film La chair
et le diable, de René Sylviano, arr.
par F. Salabert, of France; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor, 1st violins
conductor and words. 4to. © Jan.
10, 1929: 1 e@« Feb. 8; E for. 2810;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 4371
Tu veux savoir; chanson du film La
chair et le diable, paroles de Lucien
Boyer, musique de René. Sylviano, of
France; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by F. Salabert. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1
ce. Feb. 8, 1929; E for. 2798; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 4372
Tune (A) that you can whistle; words
and music by Tom Rogers [i. e. T.
P. Rogers] [Without acc.] ©1 ce
Feb. 6, 1929: EB unp. 3483: Thos. P
Rogers. Bellwood, Ill. 4373
Tune (The) the old cow died on;
words and music by HE. M. Manley.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Feb. 5. 1929; E unp. 3434; Edward
Marquis Manley, Los Angeles. 4874
Tutto passa; by M. Loguercio. [Mel-
ody only] ©l1e. Dee. 29, 1928; B
unp. 2371; #Michael Loguercio,
Brooklyn. 4375
"Twas in the moonlight when my love
dreams came true; fox trot, words
and music by Del Cabell [i. e. A. T.
Cabell]
© 1c. Feb. 19, 1929; E unp. 3859;
Adelbert T. Cabell, Denver. 4376
Two (The) orphans; musical version
in 3 acts, 5 scenes, lyrics by Doris
Marbro, music by Anthony Bonsig-
nore and M. Scala. © 1c. Feb. 16,
1929; D unp. 27458; Mario Scala,
Brooklyn. 4377
Tyrolean song; by Zeller, arr. by Os-
ear J. Lehrer; violin and pf. ©
Meb> 12,0929 20e. Keb. 142 B pub.
35099; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 4378
°U cavuru d’ America; words by A. De
Simone, music by Paolo Dones.
[Italian text] [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Feb. 20, 1929; EB unp.
3878 ; Andrea De Simone, New York.
4379
"U chiovu; versi di G. Marrone, musica
di Mario Nicastro. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Feb. 12, 1929;
E unp. 38663; Gaspare Marrone,
Brooklyn. 4380
Uccellino (L’) blu; versi di Peppino
Mendes, musica di C. Lombardo. ©
[Words and melody only] |
Novel, 1928 *.8 «2 Wen 6. BE) for,
2616; Carlo Lombardo, Milan. 4381
Uke a melody; dis moi oui, fox-trot,
de Broadway, by Harry Revel, spe-
cial jazz orchestration by André Sab,
of France; orch. pts. 4to. © Jan.
Hoong de ex JADA Site) LOR. 2aGos
Publications Raoul Breton et ¢co.,
Paris. 4382
Um pah: words and music by Lou
Davis and Ted Fiorito. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 11, 1929;
EH unp. 3918; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine., New York. 4383
Uncle Bud; words and music by Hud-
son Whittaker. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Feb. 13, 1929; E unp.
3711; State street music pub. Co.,
ine., Chicago. 4384
Under the harvest moon; words and
music by C. N. Parker. © 1c. Feb.
20, 1929; E unp. 3898; Carroll Nor-
man Parker, Chicago. 4385
Under the silvery moon in a little bark
canoe; words and music by J. C.
Farrow. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Feb. 4, 1929; 2c. Feb.
6; E pub. 3196; James Clarke Far-
row, Coachella, Calif. 4386
Underneath the mystic moon; words
by Clinton Lewis [i. e. Clinton Gard-
ner Lewis], music by Al Smith [1. e.
Albert Francis Smith] © 1. Feb.
28. 1929; E unp. 4135; Al Smith and
Clinton Lewis, Buffalo. 4387
Unfortunate (The) coon; song and
dance, words by W. H. Thomlinson,
music by I. A. Springborn. Musca-
tine, Iowa, Muscatine music house.
© Feb. 6, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 7; E pub.
3523; Ida Appel Springborn, Muscea-
tine, Ia. 4388
Unhappy blues; words and music by
Will Ezell. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 8, 1929; E unp.
3561; Chicago music pub. co., ine.,
Chicago. 4389
United States of America; stars on the
blue, marching song, words and mu-
sic. by ©. Gladish,. .©.1\..c. FKeb...4,
1929; E unp. 3357; Cora Gladish,
Higginsville, Mo. 4390
Uomo (L’) che ride; fantasia, di Ar-
rigo Pedrollo, riduzione per orch.
salon, con pf. conduttore, di A. Pen-
nati Malvezzi. of Italy. pts. 4to.
© Nov. 10, 1928; 1 c Feb. 6, 1929;
E for, 2626; Casa musicale Sonzogno,
Milan. 4391
221
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4392
Up a hill and down a hill to you;
words and music by L. Valdare. ©
1c. Feb. 27, 1929; E 4093; Larry
Valdare, Chicago. 4392
Up in the air; lyric by M. C. Davies,
music by P. H. Burn. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Feb. 9, 1929;
E unp. 3615; Philip Haviland Burn,
Brooklyn, and Mary Carolyn Da-
vies, New York. 4393
Up in your room; words and music by
Harold Saylor. © 1c. Feb. 6, 1929;
EH unp. 3466; Nathan Harold Saylor,
Chicago. 4394
Vacation-time [and] The _ birthday
party; by Minnie Coons Freeman ;
pf. with words. © Feb. 4, 1929;
2 ¢@. Feb. 8; E pub. 38505; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 4395
Yademecum (Das) des fldtenspielers
(The flutist’s vademecum); by L.
DeLorenzo, op. 35. book 1-3. ©
Oct. 21, 192834) es each Oct, 16%. 1-¢
each Nov. 27; E pub. 3534-3536;
Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leipzig.
4396-43898
Valse in F; by M. Gold. [Melody
only] ©1c. Feb. 12, 1929; E unp.
3665; Matthew Gold, Bayonne, N. J.
4399
Valse lente; by Florence A. Goodrich;
pf.. © Feb. 26, 1929; 2c. Feb. 28;
E pub. 3776; Clayton F. Summy Co.,
Chicago. . 4400
Walse Pauline; valse lente, by Carl
Wilhelm Kern, op. 584; pf. © Feb.
6 1929 2 e) Pebait} Epub: (S207
Irving Berlin standard music corp.,
New York. 4401
Valse piquante; by S. L. Davis; pf.
© 1c. Feb. 13, 1929; E unp. 4097;
Stanley L. Davis, Warren, O. 4402
Valse romantique; by W. O. Forsyth,
of Canada, op. 62; pf. © Feb. 11,
19207 Ae. Reb, ia for eae
Anglo-Canadian music co., Toronto,
Canada. 4403
Valse tendre; graceful waltz move-
ment, by William Axt, orch. by An-
tonio HE. Cafarella; orch. pts. with
pf. or organ conductor. © Feb. 7,
1929; 2c. Feb. 8; E pub. 3286; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 4404
Valses nobles et sentimentales; par
Maurice Ravel, pour petite orch.,
avec pf. conducteur par Roger Bran-
on, OL France, 400.) ono, oi
Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c. each Feb. 8, 1929;
KY for. 2775, 2776; Durand et cie..,
Paris. 4405, 4406
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Valzer allegro; by J. Pezzolo; accor-
dion. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1929; © unp.
3812; John Pezzolo, San Francisco.
4407
Vengeance; by Edward Mayhofer; ist
violin. 4to. © Oct. 15, 1928; 2 e«.
Oct. 17; E pub. 37; Strauss music
pub. co., Sharon, Mass. 4408
Veni pebeta .. .; tango sentimental,
paroles argentines de Bourel y Mo-
rales, musique de Manuel Jovés, of
France; pf., with ukulele arr. by
F. Salabert. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 e.
Feb. 8, 1929; E for. 2791; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 4409
Verlorene (Der) sohn; in ftinf szenen,
text nach André Gide, tibersetzt von
* Rainer Maria Rilke, musik von Her-
mann Reutter, of Germany, op. 34;
orch. Se © Feb. 15, 1929; ie
Feb. 9; E for. 2748; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany. 4410
Véronique! Véronique! chanson popu-
laire, paroles de <A. Willemetz,
Saint-Granier et Jean Le Seyeux,
musique de C. Borel-Clere, of France.
©' Dee. 31, 1928 -' 1c.) Jan st, oes.
EH for. 2443; Ch. Borel-Clerc, Paris.
4411
Vezzosa (La); polka, by L. Canoro;
violin. © 1c. Feb. 27, 1929; E unp.
4081; Louis Canoro, New York.
4412
Vidi aquam; liturgical text, music by ~
Martin G. Dumler, op. 13, no. 5;
mixed voices, with organ ace. 4to.
© Feb. 19, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 23; EB
pub. 3634; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 4413
Viole appassite; by M. Loguercio.
[Melody only] © 1c. Feb. 5, 1929;
EK unp. 3432; Michael Loguercio,
Brooklyn. 4414
Violen; von Johan §. Svendsen, of
Norway, arr. by A. Andersen Win-
gar, of Norway salon-orch. pts. 4to.
© Sept. 10, 1928: 1 ¢. Nov. o3um
for. 584; Norsk musikforlag, Oslo,
Norway. 4415
Violetta ;
loni; violin.
EK unp. 3896;
Brooklyn.
waltz, by Flaminio Pigno-
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1929;
Apollo music @o.,
4416
Violin compositions ; with pf. ace., and
violin alone by Gene Redewill;
violin pt. © Jan. 9, 1929; 2 c. Jan.
16; E pub. 3266; Redewill music co.,
Phoenix, Ariz. 4417
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 2, 1929
Vita (La) di Broadway; words by
Andrea De Simone, music by L.
Canoro; voice with violin. [Italian
text] © 1c. Feb. 27, 1929; E unp.
4076; Louis Canoro, New York.
4418
Vita mia; by M. Loguercio. [Melody
only] ©1ce. Dec. 29, 1928; E unp.
2372: Michaei Loguercio, Brooklyn.
4419
Vita spagnola; waltz, by Alberto Rizzi;
violin. ©1c. Feb. 20, 1929; E unp.
3893; Apollo music co., Brooklyn.
4420
Vogelhiindler (Der); fantasie, von
Carl Zeller, arr. von Leo Artok, of
Germany, op. 107; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor and ist violin direc-
tion. © Feb. 15, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 9;
E for. 2744; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany: 4421
Voici que le printemps...: de Cl. De-
bussy, arr. par F . Salabert, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor and ist violins conductor. ©
Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ce. Feb. 8, 1929; E
for. 2804; Francis Salabert, Paris.
4422
Vol (Le) du bourdon; scherzo, tiré de
lopéra Le conte du Tsar Saltan,
par N. Rimsky-Korsakov, transcrip-
tion pour grand-orgue par L. de
Saint-Martin, of France. © Dec.
abvidezs;: te. Jan. 31, 1929. for.
2394; W. Bessel et cie., Paris. 4423
Volkstinze fiir singkreise in schule
und haus; in verbindung mit Paul
Kickstat u. Bernhard Schmidt, hrsg.
von Fritz Jode, of Germany. Melo-
dien ausg. 1. t. 12mo. © June
16, 1928; 1 c«. Nov. 20; A—Foreign
824: Georg Kallmeyer verlag, Wol-
fenbiittel, Germany. 4494
WOy. 2. OTIE.< 22) ; words and music by
Luis Aguifiaga, of Mexico, ‘domi-
ciled at Los Angeles; pf. [Photo-
stat] © Jan. 11, 1929; 2c. Feb. 8;
E. pub. 3446; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 4425
Voyageurs (Les); musical play, li-
bretto by D. O. Wilson, music by
J. H. Gilbert and Christine Corbett.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Dec. 28, 1928: D unp. 27460: Chris-
tine G. Corbett, Des Moines. J. H.
Gilbert, El Dorado, Kan., and D. O.
Wilson, Des Moines. 4426
Waffenschmied (Der); ouverture zur
oper, von A. Lortzing, arr. von Leo-
pold Weninger, of Austria; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and 1st violin
conductor. © Jan. 23, 1929: 1 «.
4438
Feb. 12; E for. 2599; Anton J. Ben-
jamin, Leipzig. 4427
Wagner (Richard) Tannhiiuser; se-
lection from the opera, arr. by Ar-
thur Purcell, of Great Britain; pf.
© Feb. 15, 1929: 1 ec. Feb. 14; E
for. 2708; J. H. Larway, London.
4428
Wait till you’re blue, Mary; words
by Irving Caesar and Murray Smith,
music by Cliff Friend. © Feb. 7,
1929; 2 c. Feb. 8; E pub. 3280; Irv-
ing Berlin, ine., New York. 4429
Waitin’ for the rainbow; words by F.
Johnson, music by F. Johnson and
Dever Stuart. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Feb. 23, 1929; E unp.
3950; Fred Johnson, Clarksburg, W.
Va. 4430
Waiting; waltz, words and music by
C. Santoro. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 23, 1929; E unp.
3951; Carl Santoro, Norristown, Pa.
4431
Waiting for you; words by C. Bas-
ham, music by Robert H. Brennen.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Jan. 14,1929; 2 c Jan. 17; E pub.
3188; Clara Basham, Roanoke, Va.
4432
Waiting (The) song; words by Lou
Klein, music by B. Miller. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Jan. 2,
1929: E unp. 3980; Bob Miller, New
York. 4433
Walk in the newness of life; words
by James Rowe, music by B. D. Ack-
ley: pf. (In Revival songs.) ©
Jan.” 15, 1929-3 c. Feb. 1 3-nF pul:
3744: Robert H. Coleman, Dallas.
4434
Walking home blues; words by H.
Lewis, music by Robert B. Hand.
© 1c. Feb. 9, 1929; E unp., 3595;
Howard Lewis, Philadelphia. 4435
Walking with Jesus; hymn, words by
James Rowe, music by Thomas Ben-
ton, © Jan. 3, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 26;
E pub. 3708: Eugene Monroe Bart-
lett. Hartford, Ark. 4436
Walking with the Lord; hymn, words
and music by Luther G. Presley. ©
Jan. 3, 1929: 2 ¢ Feb. 26; E pub.
3715: Eugene Monroe _ Bartlett,
Hartford, Ark. 4437
Waltz of the moon; words and music
by Charley Berry, Syl. Hosman and
Bert, Lowes?.@© Feb. 4, 1929; -2¢
Feb. 18: E pub. 3724; Berry-Hosman
music co., Salem, Mass. 4438
223
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4439
Wanderer’s (The) warning; words by
Frank Luther, music by C. J. Robi-
son. [Words and melody only] ©
1c Feb. 19, 1929; E unp. 3860; Car-
son J. Robison, New York. 4439
Wandering (The) girl; mountanieer
[!]> ballad, by.. J. HH: Crockett, jr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Feb. 21, 1929; HB unp. 3925; Johnny
Harvey Crockett, jr., Fowler, Calif.
4440
Wandering home; fox-trot, lyric by
Gus Kahn, music by Jules K. Stein,
arr. by Arthur Lange; orch. pts.
4to. © Feb. 11, 1929: 2 « Feb. 12;
E pub. 3490; Leo Feist, inc, New
York. 4441
“Wandering lovers; moon and_ star-
light waltz, lyric by W. N. Myers.
music by B. M. Hale. © 1 ec. Feb.
25, 1929; EH unp. 4029; Wm. Nelson
Myers, U. S. Natl military home,
Ind. 4442
words by Mary
Warriors (The);
Brennan Clapp, music by D. Smith. |
Missoula, Associated students’ store,
State university of Montana. 4to.
© Jan. 25, 1929; 2c. Feb. 4; E pub.
3148; DeLoss Smith, Missoula, Mo.
4443
Wave that frame; words and musie by
C. McMichen. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 9, 1929; E unp.
3746; Clayton McMichen, Atlanta.
4444
Wavelets; by Helen MacGregor; pf.
© Feb. 25, 1929; 2 c Feb. 28; B
pub. 3768; Schroeder & Gunther,
inc., New York. 4445
Way (The) the world goes round;
words and music by W. 8S. Roddie,
of Great Britain. London, J. Cur-
wen & sons, ltd. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Feb. 1, 1929;
Lee, Jan. 3h Ky for (2512.7 Wieste-
wart Roddie, London. 4446
Way (The) to do the men nowadays;
words by H. M. Lyttleton, music by
Robt. H. Brennen. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Feb. 1, 1929;
EK unp. 8854; Eva M. Lyttleton,
Hartford. 4447
Wehatza matta Tony; words and mu-
sic by P. Martorano. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 4, 1929;
EK unp. 3442; Peter Martorano, Gar-
field, N. J. 4448
We be three poor mariners; two pt.
song, old sailor tune, arr. by Alec
pt. 1 Ss eee
Rowley, of Great Britain; treble
voices. Winthrop Rogers ed. 4to.
© Jan. 23, 1929; 1 ce Feb. 4; E for.
2693 ; Hawkes & son (London) ltd.,
London. 4449,
We could be more loving while in good
old wonderland; words by A. M.
West, music by HE. Hiliott. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Feb. 11,
1929; E unp. 8660; Alvin M. West
and Ernest Elliott, New York. 4450
We know you'll take good care of
Lindy ; words by Charles Tobias and
Al. Lewis, music by Al. Sherman.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Feb. 18, 1929; EH unp. 3832; Hughes
Bailey & co., inec., New York. 4451
We'll get along; from Well well well,
lyrics by Max and Nathaniel Lief,
music by Muriel Pollock. © Feb. 8,.
1929; 2 ¢«. Feb: 20; pule Sb?
Shubert music pub. corp., New York.
4452
We'll laugh the clouds away; words
and music by Billy House [i. e. W.
House] © 1 «¢« Feb. 25, 1929; EH
unp. 8984; William House, Chicago.
4453:
We must all have another; fox trot,
words and music by Rex Kerwall
and Irving King, of Great Britain;
pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by Harry
J. Stafford. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Dec. 18, 1928; 1 e.
Feb. 21, 1929; E for. 2862; Campbell,
Connelly & co., London. 4454
Weary of earth; hymn anthem, words
by S. J. Stone, music by Firmin
Swinnen; mixed voices. 4to. ©
Feb. 12, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 14; E pub.
3542; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 4455.
Weenie; words and music by C. Smi-
ley. © 1c. Feb. 18, 1929; E unp.
8901; Chas. Smiley, Paris, Tex.
4456
Wen ich wolt reich given [and] Shein-
dele; words by Israel Rosenberg,
music by S. Secunda. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Feb. 11, 1929;
E unp. 38592; Samuel Secunda,
Brooklyn. 4457
Wenn es irgend geht; slow-fox, aus
Das siisse geheimnis, gesangstext
von Alfred Brieger, musik von Kurt
Zorlig, of Germany, arr. von Hart-
wig v. Platen, of Germany; orch.
pts., with pf. direction and 1st violin
direction. 4to. © Dec. 18, 1928; 1
ec. Jan. 9, 1929; E for. 2699; Musik-
verlag city, Leipzig. 4458
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no. 2, 1929
What an unusual melody; lyrics and
melody by W. Markowitz. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 28, 1929; E unp. 4189; William
Markowitz, Los Angeles. 4459
What can I do? words and music by
H. H. Reynolds. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Feb. 19, 1929; E
unp. 3854; Hayden Hamilton Rey-
nolds, Starkville, Miss. 4460
What do you want the moonlight for;
words and musie by T. T. Murch.
[Words and melody only] ©le«.
Feb. 20, 1929; E unp. 3889; Thomas
T. Murch, Hoboken, N. J. 4461
What does a woman say when when
she proposes; words and music by
A. H. C. Smythe. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Feb. 25, 1929; BH
unp. 3985; Alexandria H. Campbell-
Smythe, Cranbrook, B. C. 4462
What have I done to deserve all this?
words and music by lL. Morris.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Feb. 25, 1929; E unn. 3991; Lester
Morris, New York. 4463
What I need I ain’t been gettin’ from
you; lyric by M. Rosumny and B.
B. Berman, music by M. Rosumny.
© 1c. Feb. 11, 1929; E unp. 3639;
Max Rosumny and Bobby Burns
Berman, Los Angeles. 4464
What is life without you; ballad,
words and music by S. A. Preston.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Jan. 24, 1929; 2 «. Jan. 30; E pub.
3176; Sophie A. Preston, Tacoma.
4465
What more? words and musie by
Chuck Thode [i. e. C. Thode]
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Feb. 4, 1929; E unp. 3395; Charles
Thode, San Francisco. 4466
What’s da use; words by Harvey Mae
Donald Barr, music by H. L. Cle-
ments. © 1c. Jan. 19, 1929; EB unp.
3446; Henry Loren Clements, Brook-
lyn. 4467
What’s your price; words and music
by J. C. Johnson and Andy Razaf.
[Chords, single staff] © 1. Feb.
28, 1929; E unp. 4126; Triangle mu-
sic pub. co., ine., New York. 4468
What will it matter; hymn, words by
Margaret Preston, music by Knowles
Shaw, arr. by B. B. McKinney. (In
Revival songs) © Jan. 15, 1929;
2 ec. Feb. 11; E pub. 3746; Robert
__ H. Coleman, Dallas.
4479
When dawn comes stealing; words by
Anne-Marentze, music by George
Roberts; low-med. voice, in C. ©
Dee. 29, 1928; 2 ec. Dec. 81; E pub.
2085; E. Morris music pub. co., ince.,
New York. 4470
When days begin; words and music by
Chick Endor, Harry Steinberg, Ray
Benson and the Duncan sisters; pf.
aee., with ukulele arr. by Charles
Hanley. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations] © Dec. 28, 1928; 2 ec. Feb.
8, 1929; E pub. 3476; Music pub. co.,
ltd., London. 4471
When I’m back with you; words by J.
Valle and W. Gasser, music by J.
Valle. [Words and melody only]
© 1 e. Feb. 2, 1929; E unp. 4111;°
Jack Valle and Walter Gasser, New
York. 4472
When I sail from the North in the
fall; words and musie by Jack Had-
land. [Photostat] © 1. Feb. 25,
1929; E unp. 4035; Jacob Hadland,
Petersburg, Alaska. 4473
When I see you smile; lyric by Reuben
Rosten, music by H. J. Klimpl and
Sam Yaffe. © 1c. Nov. 26, 1928;
EK. unp. 3916; Harry Joseph Klimpl,
New Haven. 4474
When I sing my tender songs; waltz
ballad, words and music by W. R.
Hodgin. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 13, 1929; E unp. 3690;
Willard Randolph Hodgin, New
York. 4475
When it’s haying time in lowa; words
by H. M. Scharff, music by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 6, 1929; E unp. 3474;
Hattie M. Scharff, Le Claire, Ia.
4476
When Jesus took me in; hymn, words
by Mrs. E. Boone, musie by HE. Boone.
© Feb. 4, 1929;:2 c. Feb. 7; E pub.
3208; Edward Boone, Grand Rapids,
Mich. 4477
When Rosalinda sings; Italian folk
tune, words by Lizzie De Armond,
music arr. by Fred K. Huffer ; mixed
quartette. 4to. © Feb. 18, 1929;
2 ec. Feb. 23; E pub. 3632; Chart
music pub. house, ine., Chicago.
4478
When shadows fall on Mississippi
shore; words and music by EH. L.
Wendel; with male quartette. ©
1 ec. Feb. 12, 1929; E unp. 3650;
Emma Louise Wendel, New York.
4479
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4480
When summer comes; by Ernie Bur-
nett. [Chords, single staff] © 1c.
Feb. 9, 1929; E unp. 3601; Ernest M.
Burnett, Chicago. 4480
When the swallows nest again; fox
trot, words and music by Reed
Stampa and Hubert W. David, of
Great Britain; pf. acc., with banju-
lele banjo and ukulele arr. by Keech.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
©poKeb. 5: 1929.1 se. .Peb.. 05) Eior.
2683; Worton David, ltd., London.
4481
When the work’s all done in the fall;
words and music by R. O. Mack; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by Louis
Fleischer. © Feb. 1, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
16; E pub. 3718; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York. 4482
When twilight shadows fall; words
and music by K. L. Lanning.
[Words and melody only], © 1 ¢.
Feb. 4, 1929; E unp. 3386; Kathryn
L. Lanning, Washington, N. J. 4483
When we settle down, we two; lyric by
L. Rosenthal, music by Alvin Rosen-
thal. [Chords, single staff] © 1.
Feb. 12, 1929; E unp. 3671; Leonard
Rosenthal, Brooklyn. 4484
When will my golden. dreams come
true; words and music by Gertrude
Offield; with banjo acc. by Barney
Offield. ©1c. Feb. 18, 1929; E unp.
3814; Gertrude EK. Offield, Seattle.
4485
When you meet the one you really
love too late; words by Shamrock
[pseud. of A. Bowness], music by
David Reed. © 1c. Feb. 15, 1929;
E unp. 3755; Annie Bowness, Salis-
bury, Rhodesia, So. Africa. 4486
Where are you? words by Charles
Tobias,. music by Al Sherman.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Feb. 11, 1929; E unp. 3910; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 4487
Where did you get that name? words
by Lou Klein, music by Bob Miller ;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Feb. 8,
1929; 2c. Feb. 9; E pub. 3327; Skid-
more music co., ine., New York.
4488
Where I may have been before; words
by Baron Keyes, music by L. A.
Harline. [Chords, single staff] ©
it, “Keb. 12,1920); Hh tiny. oer.
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
Leigh Adrean Harline, San Fran-
cisco, 4489
Where life and dreams are true; from
The silver swan, lyrics by Wm. S.
Brady, music by H. Maurice Jacquet.
[Words and melody only] © 1c.
Feb. 16, 1929; E unp. 3840; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 4490:
While I’m dreaming of you dear, are
you dreaming of somebody else;
lyrics by P. Lawlor, music by D.
Lynn. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 23, 1929; E unp. 3948;
Doris Lynn and Patricia Lawlor,
Chicago. 4491
While I think of you; part song,
founded on the Largo from Dyorak’s
symphony, From the new _ world,
words by Stella Max, music by
Henry Bond, of Great Britain; fe-
male voices. 4to. © Jan. 21, 1929;
1c. Feb. 2; E for. 2531; Alfred Leg-
nick & co., ltd., London. 4492
Who cares what you have been; lyric
by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by: Mar-
tin Freed. [Words and melody
only] ©41e. Feb. 19, 1929; E unp.
4066; Leo Feist, ine., New York.
4493
Who do you miss; words by Charlie
Garland and Harry Harris, music
by Fred Rose; pf. ace, with Lee
Sims pf. solo and ukulele arr. ©
Feb. 20;;1929; 2 e Feb: 23; Epub:
3687; Ted Browne music ¢o., iné.,
Chicago. 4494
Who'll buy my flowers; from the Ital-
ian, words and music by L. B. Pem-
berton, arr. by Nellie Vaughn. ©
Jan. 14, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 21; E pub.
3628; Lovell Bearse Pemberton, Re-
dondo Beach, Calif. 4495
Who stayed at home with Mrs. Paul
Revere, while Paul pulled his mid-
night ride? words and music anon.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Feb. 2, 1929; E unp. 3645; Herbert
M. Fant, Sardis, Miss. 4496
Who threw mush in grandpa’s whis-
kers; words and music by B. C.
Gregory. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 7, 1929; H unp. 3518;
Bobby C. Gregory, New York. 4497
Who will be in love with me? waltz,
words and music by E. Miller.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Feb. 12, 1929; E unp. 3666; Hrnest
Miller, Saginaw West Side, Mich.
4498
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no. 2, 1929
Why am I alone with no one to love;
fox-trot song, words and music by
Spencer Williams, Andy Razaf and
Thomas Waller. © Feb. 18, 1929;
2 «. Feb. 18; E pub. 3591; Triangle
music pub. co., inc., New York.
4499
Why do you give your smiles to some-
one else, and all your tears to me;
words and music by Max Kortland-
er, Pete Wendling and Irving Bibo;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by An-
thony J. Franchini. © Feb. 5, 1929;
2 c. Feb. 5; E pub. 3160; Bibo-Lang,
inc., New York. 4500
Why do you tease me, yes or no; from
Well well well, lyric by Max and
Nathaniel Lief, music by Muriel
Pollock. © Feb. 8, 1929; 2 ¢. Feb.
20; E pub. 3619; Shubert music pub.
corp., New York. 4501
Why don’t you love me; words and
music by E. F. McDonough. ©1..
Feb. 25, 1929; E unp. 4011; Edward
Francis McDonough, Chicago. 4502
Why, just why; words by J. C. Mack,
jr. and George Albert Ormes, music
by G. A. Ormes. © 1 c Feb. 28,
1929; E unp. 4129; Joseph C. Mack,
jr., Toledo, O. 4508
Why? Oh! Why, must I pine and miss
happy days; words and music by
Ac pwastas! ©) 77M Jan 237/499 ;
© unp. 3749; Andrew Nastasi, New-
ark. 4504
Wie schon sind doch am abend die
augen einer braut! walzerlieda, text
von Hermann Frey, musik von
Walter Kollo, of Germany. © Nov.
15, 1928; 1c. Feb. 8, 1929. E for.
2718; Alrebi musikverlag, G. m. b.
H., Berlin. 4505
Wild geese blues; words and music
by Johnny Louis. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Feb. 25, 1929; BH
unp. 4010; J. C. Johnson, New York.
4506
Wild rose: words and music by D.
McCormick. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Jan. 14, 1929; E unp.
3786: Dell McCormick, Dell Rapids,
i. . 4507
Will I make love to her, och will I
make love to her; words and music
by G. Scharf. [Words and melody
only] ©41. Feb. 18, 1929; E unp.
4105; Gene Scharf, Union City, N. J.
4508
Will you ever care, in the same sweet
way I care for you; words and mu-
4519
sic by V. A. L. Sharp, of Great Brit-
ain. © 1c. Feb. 25, 1929: E unp.
4033; Vernon A. L. Sharp, Washing-
ton. 4509
Will you forget? lyrics and music by
V. A. R. Willrich. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 14, 1929;
E unp. 3725; Virginia Adelina Raum
Willrich, Houston. 4510
Window (The) cleaners; words and
music by Bert Kalmar and Harry
Ruby; pf. and ukulele ace. © Feb.
8, 1929; 2 ¢ Feb. 11; E pub: 3495;
Harms, ine., New York. 4511
Windy city wabble; by Spencer Wil-
liams; pf. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1929; EB
unp. 4127; Triangle music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 4512:
Winning aces; march, by Elizabeth
Banghart [i. e. S. E. Banghart];: pf.
© Feb, 21,1929 2- c..Web...25;, E
pub. 3667; Sarah BHlizabeth Bang-
hart, New York. 4513
Winter winds have chilled our bones;
earol, words by Hamish Maclaren,
music by Kenneth Finlay, of Great
Britain, tonic solfa tr. by H. J. Tim-
othy; male choir or quartette. 4to.
© Feb. 14, 1929; 1 ¢ Feb. 15; E
for. 2741; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don. 4514
Wishing (The) well; musical comedy
in a prologue and two acts by P.
Gawthorne, music by H. Garstin, of
Great Britain, domiciled at San
Francisco. © 1c. Feb. 7, 1929; D
unp. 27462; Harold Garstin and
Peter Gawthorne, San Francisco.
4515
With you forever; words and music
by K. L. Johnson. © 1 e. Feb. 26,
1929; E unp. 4049; Katherine Louise
Johnson, Houston. 4516
Without the one you love; words and
music by J. A. Osborne. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Feb. 28,
1929; E unp. 4120; James Andrew
Osborne, Los Angeles. 4517
Wonder (The) flower; words and mu-
sie by H. Swerdloff. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Jan. 14, 1929;
E unp. 2766; Herman Swerdloff,
Seward, Alaska. 4518
Wonder if you miss me: words by Lew
Pollack, music by Paul Renault. ©
1 c Feb. 23, 1929; E unp. 3968;
Belwin, ine., New York. 4519
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4520
pt. TI; BPS.P¥; 24
Wonderful love; hymn, words and mu-
sic by M. M. Johnson. © Feb. 15,
1929; 2c. Heb, 20" Epub! sels:
Monroe M. Johnson, Lynwood, Calif.
4520
Wonderful pal of my dreams; lyric by
Andrew Joseph Flaherty, music by
L. A. Donohue. © 1 ¢. Feb. 16,
1929; EH unp. 3798; Louis Augustine
Donohue, Philadelphia. 4521
Wonderful pals of mine; waltz ballad,
words by M. J. O’Connor, music by
Vincent Shannon. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Feb. 2, 1929; E
unp. 3374; Michael Joseph O’Connor,
Trenton, N. J. 4522
Wonderful you; words by V. M. Charl-
ton, music by David Reed. © 1.
Feb. 15, 1929; E unp. 3754; Viola
M. Charlton, Httrick, Va. 4523
Wond’ring; words and music by W.
L. MacDonald, of Canada, domiciled
at Watertown, Mass., arr. by Luther
A. Clark. © Feb. 8, 1929; 2 ¢ Feb.
23; E pub. 3648; Wilfred L. Mac-
Donald, Watertown, Mass. 4524
Won’t you be my steady gal: waltz,
words and music by A. J. Limata.
© 1c. Feb. 20, 1929; E unp. 3890;
Albert J. Limata, New York. 4525
Woo! my ebony babe; words and mu-
sie by O. W. Winkfield. © 1c. Feb.
28, 1929; E unp. 4130; Orange Willis
Winkfield, Chicago. 4526
Woodpecker (The); by Helen Mac-
Gregor; pf. © Feb. 25, 1929; 2 ¢.
Feb. 28; E pub. 3767; Schroeder &
Gunther, inec., New York. 4527
Work in the harvest field; hymn,
words and music by HE. M. Bartlett.
© Jan. 3, 1929; 2c. Feb. 26; E pub.
3708; EKugene Monroe _ Bartlett,
Hartford, Ark. 4528
World (The) remains the same; words
by G. D. Giuseffi, music by Andrew
S. Dimichino. © 1c. Feb. 14, 1929;
EK ounp. 3744; Girolamo D. Giuseffi,
St. Louis. 4529
World’s (The) national anthem; lyric
and music by Wilfred W. Wilson, of
Great Britain, domiciled at New
York. © 1c. Feb. 2, 1929; E unp.
do11; Wilfred Wedderburn Wilson,
New York. 4530
Worried papa blues; words and music
by Leulla Miller [i. e. Leuella Mil-
ler] [Words and melody only] ©
ite. Feb. 13, 19297 By .anp) vanes ;
State street music pub. co., ine., Chi-
cago. 4531
Would God I were the tender apple
blossom; Irish melody, words by
Katherine Tynan Hinkson, music
arr. by William M. Felton; mixed
voices. 4to. © Feb. 12, 1929; 2 ¢.
Feb. 14; E pub. 3552; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 45382.
Would you be happy; words and mu-
sic by Jimmy Rush and Irving
Mills; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
M. Kalua. © Jan. 29, 1929; 2 e¢.
Feb. 11; E pub. 3335; Mills music,
ine., New York. 4533
Wrong (The) way to celebrate Xmas
day; words and music by E. W.
Clayborn. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 13, 1929; E unp. 3694;
State street music pub. co., ine,
Chicago. 4534
Yakima; words by G. Heimdal, music
by Sylvester Long Cross. © 1 «.
Feb. 21, 1929; E unp. 3932; Grace
Heimdal, Yakima, Wash. 4535
Yang tze whirlpools; by Albert Seward
Tenney; pf. © Dec. 27, 1928; 2 «¢.
Dec. 28; E pub. 1951; Schroeder &
Gunther, inc., New York. 4536
Yankee baby; an American pastorale,
words and music by I. Hollister-
McKee [i. e. I. Hollister-McKee
Bloch] 4to. [Melody only] ©
Feb. 12, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 11; E pub.
3389; Isabelle Hollister McKee
Bloch, Chicago. 4537
Yazoo (The) train on the Arkansaw
line; novelty song, words and music
by W. R. Hodgin. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Feb. 7, 1929; E
unp. 3518; Willard Randolph Hod-
gin, New York. 4538
Years; unison song, poem by Herman
Ould, music by U. Greville, of Great
Britain. London, J. Curwen & sons,
ltd. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Feb. 1, 1929; 1 «
Jan. 31; E for. 2571; Ursula Gre
ville, Gerrards Cross, Bucks, Eng-
land. 4539
Yellow lily, my passion flower; song
fox trot, words and music by Ron
Roland and Russel Gee, both of
Great Britain; pf. aecc., with ban-
julele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Jan. 18; 1929; 1 ¢ Feb:
7; E for. 2681; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London. 4540
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no. 2, 1929
4562
Yes INdeed! written and composed by
Billy Milton and Clifford Seyler,
both of Great Britain; pf. acc., with
banjulele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Dec. 28, 1928; 1 c. Feb.
8, 1929; E for. 2657; Music pub. co.,
Itd., London. 4541
Yes, you may eall me _ sweetheart;
waltz song, words and music by J.
E. Gaskell. © 1c. Feb. 12, 1929; E
unp. 38672; John Edwin Gaskell,
Houston. 4542
Yias t’adelfi oh ti kefaki; composer
anon., words, transcription and arr.
by Tetos Demetriades. of Turkey,
domiciled at New York. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Feb. 8,
1929; E unp. 8557; Tetos music
store, New York. 4543
You; fox-trot song, words and music
by Joe Bennett and Harry Linden.
© Feb. 5, 1929; 2 c Feb. 7; E pub.
3227; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
; 4544
You; words and music by Buddy
Valentine, Al Hoffman and Irving
Mills; pf. and ukulele ace. © Jan.
29, 1929;.2 ce. Feb. 11; E pub. 3852;
Gotham music service, ine. New
York. 4545
You and I are in love, just you and I;
words and music by L. G. Coombs.
[Blue-print] © 1c. Feb. 14, 1929;
E unp. 3720: lLaforest Gilbert
Coombs, Bath, Me. 4546
You are the captain of my ship of
love: words by D. Fox, music by
Joe Rinaldo. © 1c. Feb. 12, 1929;
E unp. 3675; Dave Fox, Union City,
, ee 4547
You can know Him now; hymn, words
and music by A. H. Ackley. (In
Revival songs) © Jan. 15, 1929;
2c. Feb. 11; E pub. 3754; Robert
Henry Coleman, Dallas. 4548
You could have had me—when you had °
me, but now I can’t be had; words
and music by Larry Fish, jr. [i. e.
L. C. Fish, jr.] [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 9, 1929; E unp.
3590; Lawrence C. Fish, jr., Brook-
lyn. 4549
You don’t have to worry any more;
words and music by W. J. Johnstone.
© Feb. 4, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 4, 1 c. Feb.
15; E pub. 3622; William Joseph
Johnstone, Salt Lake City. 4550
You don’t mean me no good; words
and music by Leroy Carr. [Words
42049—29-——_7
and melody only] © 1. Feb. 13,
1929; EH unp. 3693; State street mu-
sic pub. co., inc., Chicago. 4551
You fooled me; words by Angelo M. Di
Orio, music by Anthony M. Di Orio.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Jan. 30, 1929; E unp. 3412; Angelo
M. Di Orio, Brooklyn. 4552
You, in that old wedding dress; words
by Ellis Tf. Flynn, music by H. B.
Snelling. © 1c. Feb. 21, 1929; B
unp. 8917; Hallie B. Snelling, Pu-
eblo, Col. 4553
You'll come back and say; melody by
T. Raph and Al King. © 1c. Feb.
23, 1929; E unp. 38959; Theodore
Raph, Brooklyn. 4554
You'll really miss me; words and mu-
sic by H. J. Fisher. © 1-c. Feb. 25,
1929; E unp. 4038; Harry J. Fisher,
Chicago. 4555
You'll recognize my baby; words by
Ned Miller-and Gabriel Jacoby, mu-
Sic by Chester Cohn. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 14, 1929;
E unp. 38834; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 4556
You made me believe you cared; words
by J. Kelly, music by D. R. Murphy.
“© 1c Feb. 25, 1929; E unp. 4007;
Joseph Kelly, Charlestown, Mass.,
and Daniel Robert Murphy, South
Boston. 4557
You made me what I am to-day; words
and music by L. A. Langston.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ec.
Feb. 4, 1929; E unp. 3385; Lee Anna
Langston, Galveston, Tex. 4558
Yow’re going to leave the old home Jim;
words and music by Lulu Jackson.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Feb. 13, 1929; E unp. 3697; State
street muSic pub. co., ine., Chicago.
4559
You’re just the girl; lyrics and music
by S. Wienshienk. © 1 ¢. Feb. 23,
1929; E unp. 4015; Sylvia Wien-
shienk, Kansas City, Mo. 4560
You’re perfect; from Lady fingers,
words by Edward Eliscu, music by
Joseph Meyer; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Feb. 8, 1929; 2 ce. Feb. 11; E pub.
3496; Harms, ine., New York. 4561
You’re the one and only one I love;
fox trot, words by Frank Arnett,
music by Al Hahn [i. e. A. O. Hahn];
pt. © 1 e- Feb. 14, 1929; BE unp.
37384; Albert O. Hahn, St. Louis.
4562
229
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4563
You're the only one for me; theme song
of The flying fleet, lyric by Raymond
Klages, melody by William Axt and
David Mendoza; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by Hank Linet. © Feb. 4,
1929; 2 c. Feb. 4; E pub. 3145; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 4563
Yow’re the words and music of my
heart; words and music by Charlotte
Kent [pseud. of C. Hochman] © 1
c. Feb. 4, 1929; E unp. 3411; Char-
lotte Hochman, New York, 4564
You stole my heart away; words by
Ballard Macdonald, music by Peter
De Rose. © Feb. 7, 1929; 2 « Feb.
8; EF pub. 3279; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 4565
You’ve got me goin’: words and music
by B. Yancey. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 20, 1929; E unp.
3881; Beryl Yancey, Cohasset, Minn.
4566
You were made to love, dear; words
and music by H. J. Rowden. [Pho-
tostat] ©1e. Feb. 19, 1929; E unp.
3864; Harold J. Rowden, Los An-
geles. 4567
You were meant for me; from Broad-
way melody, lyric by Arthur Freed,
music by Nacio Herb Brown; pf.
ace., With ukulele arr. by Hank
Linet [pseud. of Henry A. Linet] ©
Feb. )2,' 1929; 2c. Feb. 4; H pub.
3156; Robbins music corp., New
York. 4568
You, you, you; words and music by L.
Red Hawk and J. Macario, jr. © 1
e. Jan. 21, 1929; E unp. 3977; Leon-
ard Hawk and Joe Macario, jr.,
Honolulu. 4569
Young (The) harpist; by B. Percy
James; pf. Boston-New York, Evans
pt. ITT, Be8, vet
Feb. 23; E pub. 3663; M. T. Evans,
Boston. | 4570
Your Lord and my Lord; negro spirit-
ual or men’s cho., words and music
by C. H. Snyder. © 1 c. Feb. 18,
1929; E unp. 3829; Cora Haldeman
Snyder, Harrisburg, Pa. 4571
Your royal highness; or, The boojum
of Bagore, comic operetta in two
acts, written and composed by
Arthur A. Penn. 4to. © Jan. 14,
1929; 2 c Feb. 4; D pub. 27453;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 4572
Your way is my way, any way you ZO; -
lyrics by Charles Tobias and Al
Lewis, music by Al Sherman.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Feb. 27, 1929; E unp. 4134; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine., New York.
4573
Youth; words by Robert Wever, music
by Peter Warlock [pseud. of Philip
Heseltine], of Great Britain; low
or med. voice. © Feb. 8, 1929; 1 ¢.
Feb. 9; EH for. 2738; Elkin & co., 1td.,
London. 4574
Zee Zee; theme song from Hasy for
Zee Zee, lyric by 8S. Goldtree, music
by Billy Dixon Montgomery [i. e.
William D. Montgomery] © Feb.
11, 1929; 2 ce. Feb. 18; E pub. 3586;
Sidney Goldtree, San Francisco.
4575
Zgubita wianeczek dziewezy na Zz lub-
lina; by Joseph Kapalka. © 1 «@
Feb. 16, 1929; H unp. 3783; Inter-
national music pub. co., Chicago.
4576
2°™° sonate; en ré majeur, pour violon
et pf., par G. Sporck, of France. ©
Dec. .31, 1928; 1. ¢.. Jan, 31) 23295
for. 2485; Georges Sporck, Paris.
4577
music co. © Feb. 18, 1929; 2 e«.
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since J an. I, 1929:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 13 unpublished ) __ 48
Class EH, Musical compositions (including 1,658 unpublished) —-----____ 4, 5384
4,577
230
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fiot OF MUSIC OF WHICH. THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS .BEEN
RENEWED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909 [4577]
According to the word of the Lord;
words by Mrs. Frank A. Breck,
music by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author
of the music. R 1800, Jan. 24,
1929. 1
Adonis; poéme symphonique en trois
parties, par Théodore Dubois; ré-
duction pour pf., 4 mains. 1. La
mort d’Adonis. [2 others] ©
Charles Antoine Dubois, Paris, as
the child of the deceased author.
R 1912, Jan. 3, 1929. 2
Album of transcriptions; 24 pieces se-
lected, ed, and fingered by L.
Oesterle; pf., 4 hands. © Louis
Oesterle, New York, as the author
of the editing. R 1506, Dec. 27,
1928. 3
All in all; anthem, words by C. Ar-
mand Miller, music by William Dres-
sler; alto solo and quartet, organ
acc. © Louis R. Dressler, Jersey
City, as the child of the deceased
author of the music. R 1766, Jan.
25, 1929. 4
Allegro vivace; par L. Masson; fitite et
pf. © Louis Masson, Paris, as the
author. R 1965, Jan. 3, 1929. 3
Alone with Thee; words by Robert F.
Gordon, music by EB. H. Bailey ; high
voice, in E flat. © Eben H. Bailey,
Ipswich, Mass., as the author of the
music. R 1994, Jan. 19, 1929. 6
Altogether lovely; words by W. C.
Martin, music by M. L. McPhail. ©
M. L. McPhail, Park Ridge, IIl., as
the author of the music. R 1807,
Jan. 24, 1929. %
Always abounding; words by Kate UI-
mer, music by M. lL. McPhail. ©
M. L. McPhail, Park Ridge, IIll., as
the author of the music. R 1805,
Jan. 24, 1929. 8
Ambitious mosquito; words by J. C.
Harvey, music by J. L. Golden. ©
J. Clarence Harvey, Toronto, Canada,
as the author of the words, and
John L. Golden, New York, as the
author of the music. R 1737, Jan.
23, 1929. 9
America,
our’ fatherland; national
song, words by Robert F. Gordon,
music by EK. H. Bailey ; mixed voices.
© Eben H. Bailey, Ipswich, Mass.,
as the author of the music. R 1987,
Jan. 19, 1929. 10
Andante and scherzo capriccioso; by
Ferdinand David, op. 16, ed. and
fingered by Henry Schradieck, bio-
graphical sketch by Richard Aldrich ;
violin and pf. © J. Alice Schra-
dieck, Brooklyn, as the widow of the
author of the editing and fingering.
® 1499; Dee? 27; 1928. att
Ante (An) bellum sermon; words by
Paul Laurence Dunbar, music by
H. T. Burleigh. © Harry T. Bur-
leigh, New York, as the author of the
music. R 1744, Jan. 9, 1929. 12
April showers; spring song, text by
Ida L. Reed, music by E. S. Lorenz.
© Edmund S§S. Lorenz, Dayton, O.,
as the author of the music. R 1791,
Dec. 15, 1928. 13
Arbutus; by C. Dennée, op. 30, no. 2;
pf. © Charles Dennée, Brookline,
Mass., as the author. R 1682, Jan.
17, 1929. 14
Are you living for the Lord; words by
Mrs. Frank A. Breck, music by HE. S.
Lorenz. © Edmund 8. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as the author of the music.
R 1799, Jan. 24, 1929. 15
Around the campfire; by C. Dennée,
op. 30, no. 9; pf. © Charles Dennée,
Brookline, Mass., as the author. R
1689, Jan. 17, 1929. 16
As it began to dawn; Haster anthem,
music by W. R. Spence ; mixed voices,
organ acc. © William R. Spence,
Perth, Ontario, Canada, as the au-
thor of the music. R 1760, Jan. 25,
1929. i
As it began to dawn; Haster solo and
cho., music by E. L. Ashford. ©
Emma lL. Ashford, Nashville, as the
author of the music. R 1772, Dec.
19, 1928. 18
Ashford (Emma L.) Introduction;
organ prelude. © Emma L. Ash-
ford, Nashville, as the author. R
1780, Dec. 19, 1928. 19
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pt. WI, n. s., v. 24
At heaven’s gate; solo and quartet,
words by Alice Jean Cleator, music
by A. Geibel. © Adam -Geibel, Phil-
adelphia, as the author of the music.
R 1875, Feb. 1, 1929. 20
At the circus; polka, by J. S. Fearis;
pf. © John §S. Fearis, Chicago, as
the author. R 1650, Jan. 3, 1929. 21
Awake thou that sleepest; Haster an-
them, music by P. A. Schnecker ; or-
gan ace. © Louise W. Schnecker,
New York, as the widow of the au-
thor of the music. R 1767, Jan. 25,
1929. pepe
Awaken ye! Easter anthem, words
by A. Wetherell Draper, music by
L. R. Lewis; mixed voices, organ
ace. © Leo R. Lewis, Tufts College,
Mass., as the author of the music.
R 1768, Jan. 25, 1929. 23
Baby-eyes; words by H. Boulton, mu-
sic by H. Lohr. (Jn A garland of
song) © Harold Boulton, London,
as the author of the words and Her-
mann Lohr, London, as the author
of the music. R 1473, Nov. 10, 1928.
24
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Gavotte in
Emajor; transcribed by C. Saint-
Saens, ed. by A. Foote. © Arthur
Foote, Newton Centre, Mass., as the
author of the editing. R 1488, Jan.
15, 1929. 25
Baptéme (Le) de Clovis; par Théo-
dore Dubois; orch. © Charles An-
toine Dubois, Paris, as the child of
the deceased author. R 1975, Jan.
38, 1929. 26
Be glad, O ye righteous; anthem,
words from Psalm 32, music by G.
A. Burdett ; mixed voices, organ acc.
© George A. Burdett, Newton Cen-
ter, Mass., as the author of the mu-
sien R Gl 152, dan 2541929) Zit
Be Thou exalted; words by Fanny J.
Crosby, music by J. S. Fearis. ©
John §. Fearis, Chicago, as the au-
thor of the music. R 1826, Jan. 24,
1929. 28
Beautiful (The) after-time; words by
Jennie Wilson, music by J. H. Ten-
ney. © Alice P. Tenney, Ipswich,
Mass., as the widow of the author
of the music. R 1828, Jan. 25, 1929.
29
Bella Napoli; féte napolitaine, par
Paul Wachs; pf. © Blanche Marie
Pauline Simone Lemarchand, St.
Mande, France, as the widow of the
author. R 1967)'\Jan! 3;
1929. 30.
Blessed is the man; anthem, from
Psalm 1, music by C. Cy. Stearns;
mixed voices. © Florence B. Condy,
Boston, as the executor of the, au-
thor. R 1998, Jan. 19) 1928; SL
Blessed word of the Lord; words and
music by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author
of the music. R 1812, Jan. 25, 1929.
aye
Blissful name; duet, words by Anne
Steele, music by Chas. M. Davis;
sop. and alto. © Kate Davis Crap-
ser, Monterey Park, Calif., as the
next of kin of the author of the mu-
sic, who is not living. R 1787, Jan.
24, 1929. 33
Blue eyes and brown; words by Myrtle
Reed, music by H. P. Hopkins, op.
14, no. 1. © Harry Patterson Hop-
kins, Baltimore, as the author of
the music. R 15338, Dec. 27, 1928.
34
Boy blue; operetta, words by Alice .H.
Allen, music by Thomas G. Shepard.
© Collins Shepard Bell, Mt. Carmel,
Iil., as the next of kin of the author
of the music. R 1491, Dec. 27, 1928.
35
Break, break, break; poem by Tenny-
son, set to music by S. Homer;
mezzo-sop. or bar. © Sidney Ho-
mer, Bolton, N. Y., as the author of
the music. R 1715, Jan. 25, 1929.
- 86
Brightest (The) spot on earth; song,
music by J. P. Ludebuehl. © Jo-
seph P. Ludebuehl, Chattanooga, as
the author of the music. R 1617,
Jan, 3; 1929. 37
Brockway (Howard) Etude; op. 26,
nod Zee Pi. Howard Brockway,
New York, as the author. R 1518,
Oct. 8, 1928. 38
Idyl; op. 26, no. 1; pf. © How-
ard Brockway, New York, as the
author. R 1517, Oct. 8, 1928. 39
—— Scherzo; op. 26, no. 3; pf. ©
Howard Brockway, New York, as
the author. R 1519; Oct S) 1928:
40
Brook (The) that ran into the sea;
by N. EH. Swift, op. 10, no. 1; pf. ©
Newton E. Swift, New York, as the
author. ‘R.1578, Jan.238, 2929 tara
Burlesca; by C. Gurlitt, op. 163, no. 7,
ed. and fingered by L. Oesterle; pf.,
4 hands; in B flat. © Louis Oes-
terle, New York, as the author of
the editing and fingering. R 1482,
Dee. 27, 1928. 42
232
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no. 2, 1929
Burro (A) ride; by C. Dennée, op. 30,
-no. 7; pf. © Charles Dennée,
Brookline, Mass., as the author. R
1687, Jan. 17, 1929. 43
By my Father’s hand; words by John-
son Oatman, jr., music by J. H.
Tenney. © Alice P. Tenney, Ips-
wich, Mass., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 1824, Jan.
25, 1929. it
By the rippling Schuylkill’s shore;
words by Frederick William Vander-
sloot, music by A. L. Fischer. ©
F. W. Vandersloot, Williamsport,
Pa., as the author of the words.
R 1904, Jan. 8, 1929. 45
Cardinal (The) flower; pt. song, poem
by Arlo Bates, music by A. Foote,
op. 49, no. 6; women’s voices. ©
Arthur Foote, Newton Center, Mass.,
as the author of the music. R
igo, Jan. 17, 1929. 46
Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stéphanie)
Au firmament; poésie de Paul Marie-
ton, musique de Cecile Chaminade;
no. 1 en mi, pour tén. ou sop.
Cecile Louise Stephanie Chaminade,
veuve Carbonel, Tamaris-sur-mer,
Var, France, as the author of the
music. -R 351, Jan. 24, 1929. 47
Ton Sourire; poésie de R. Ni-
verd, musique de Cecile Chaminade;
no. 1 en fa min., pour tén. ou sop.
© Cecile Louise Stephanie Chami-
nade, veuve Carbonel, Tamaris-sur-
mer, Var, France, as the author of
the music. R 352, Jan. 24, 1929. 48
Chanson 4 danser, 1613; harmonisée
par A. Perilhou: pf. © Albert Per-
ilhou, Tain, Drome, France. as the
author. R 1970. Jan. 3, 1929. 45
Chant du soir; by F. Borowski; pf.
© Felix Borowski, Chicago, as the
author. R 1611, Jan. 3, 1929. 50
Children’s anthem; by Mrs. Crosby
Adams; pf. © Juliette Graves Ad-
ams, i. e. Mrs. Crosby Adams, Mon-
treat, N. C., aS the author. R 1662,
Dee. 28, 1928. 51
Christ is risen; Easter carol, words by
Margaret E. Lacey, music by L. R.
Dressler. © Louis R. Dressler, Jer-
sey City, as the author of the mu-
sic. R 17638, Jan. 25, 1929. oe
Christ is risen from the dead; Easter
anthem, music by J. H. Rogers;
mixed voices, organ acc. © James
H. Rogers, Cleveland, as the author
of the music. R 1761, Jan. 25, 1929.
53
4577 (65)
Christ is risen to-day; Easter cho.,
music by H. L. Ashford; quartet and
cho. © Emma L. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as the author of the music.
R 1771, Dec. 19, 1928. 54
Christ our passover; Easter solo and
cho., music by BE. L. Ashford. ©
Emma L. Ashford, Nashville, as the
author of the music. R 1782, Dec.
19, 1928. 55
Christmas morn hath dawned again;
song, music by A. Wooler; high
voice. © Alfred Wooler, Buffalo, as
the author of the music. R 1596,
Jan: 3.0 1929. 56
City (The) child; poem by Tennyson,
set to music by S. Homer; mezzo-
sop. or bar. © Sidney Homer, Bol-
ton, N. Y.. as the author of the mu-
sic, > Ri aAg20) dan? 25, o8929: 57
Close beside my Saviour; words by
Ida Scott Taylor, music by E. S.
Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as the author of the music.
R 1802, Jan. 25, 1929. 58
Columbine (The); pt. song, poem by
Arlo Bates, music by A. Foote, op.
49, no. 5: women’s voices. © Ar-
thur Foote, Newton Center, Mass.,
as the author of the music. R 1694,
Jan. 17, 1920: 59
Come, see the empty bed; Easter solo
and cho., words and music by C. H.
Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berke-
ley, Calif., as the author. R 1784,
Dec. 19, 1928. 60
Come to the feast; words by Jennie
Ree, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 1816,
Jan. 25, 1929. 61
Commodore (The) ; polka, by W. Paris
Chambers; orch. © Evelyn H.
Chambers, Los Angeles, as the
widow of the author of the arrange-
ment. R 1457, Oct. 17, 1928. §2
Constant devotion; by A. Geibel; pf.
© Adam Geibel, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 1618, Jan. 3, 1929. 63
Coryphée (La); par C. W. Krogmann,
op. 538; pf. © Carrie Williams
Krogmann, Marblehead, Mass., as
the author. R 1858, Feb. 5, a
Crescent queen; march, by F. H. Lo-
sey: band. © Frank Hoyt Losey,
Erie, Pa., as the author. R 1870,
Jan. 30, 1929. 65
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4577 (66)
Crocus (The) ; pt. song, poem by Arlo
Bates, music by A. Foote, op. 49, no.
2; women’s voices. © Arthur Foote,
Newton Center, Mass., as the author
of the music. R 1691, Jan. 17, 1929.
66
~“Oross (The) our ensign; words by E.
A. Hoffman, music by Arthur W.
Nelson. © Flora Nelson Barry,
Central Lake, Mich., as the next of
kin of the author of the music, who
is not living. R 1828, Jan. 25, 1929.
67
Crossing the bar; poem by Tennyson,
set to music by S. Homer; mezzo-
sop. or bar. © Sidney Homer, Bol-
ton, N. Y., as the author of the mu-
Sig. hs 1V1G) Jan, 2a 129, 68
Crossing the ferry; by E. M. Read;
vf. © Edward M. Read, St. Louis,
as the author. R 1630, Jan. 3, 1929.
69
Cup (A) of cold water; words by E.
EK. Hewitt, music by Arthur W. Nel-
son. © Flora Nelson Barry, Central
Lake, Mich., as the next of kin of
the author of the muSic, who is not
living. R 1829, Jan. 25, 1929. 70
Cupid and the maiden; music by E. R.
Kroeger; med. voice. © E. R. Kroe-
ger, St. Louis, as the author of the
music. R 1591, Jan.3, 1929. ee
Cupid might have been a little coon;
from The explorers, lyrics by Bert
Leston Taylor, music by W. H.
Lewis. © Walter H. Lewis, Man-
chester, N. H., as the author of the
music. R 1526, Dec. 27, 1928. 12
Cupids garden; intermezzo, by Max
C. Eugene [pseud. of Max Dreyfus]
© Max Dreyfus, New York, as the
author. R 1981, Jan. 16, 1929. 73
Cupid’s pranks ; waltzes, by C. H. Kueb-
ler; pf. © Charles H. Kuebler,
Mauch Chunk, Pa., as the author.
R 1606, Jan. 3, 1929. 74
Dance of the gnomes; by C. Dennée, |
op. 30, no. 8; pf. © Charles Den-
née, Brookline, Mass., as the author.
R 1688, Jan. 17, 1929. 15
Dancing gnomes; by Geza Horvath,
op. 46, no. 4; pf. © Thusnelda Hor-
vath, Vienna, as the widow of the
author. R 1686, Jan. 3, 1929. 76
Dancing (The) lesson; by F. A. Frank-
lin; pf. © Frederic A. Franklin,
Fredericksburg, Va., as the author.
R 1592, Jan. 3, 1929, CL
pt. ITI, 0. S., v. 24
Danse militaire; by H. Hngelmann,
op. 491; pf. © Marie C. Engel-
mann, Burholme, Pa., as the widow
of the author. R 16038, Jan. 3, 1929.
‘ 78
Danube (The) sprite; by Geza Hor-
vath, op. 46, no. 5; pf. © Thusnelda
Horvath, Vienna, as the widow of
the author. R 1687, Jan. 3, 1929.
79
Day dreams; by H. Engelmann, op.
487, no. 1; pf. © Marie C. Engel-
mann, Burholme, Pa., as the widow
of the author. R 1624, Jan. 3, 1929.
80:
Daybreak; words by H. Boulton, mu-
sic by H. Lohr. (in A garland of
song) © Harold Boulton, London,
as the author of the words and
Hermann Lohr, London, as the au-
thor of the music. R 1471, Nov. 10,
1928. 81
De black-bird an’ de crow; words by
R. E. Phillips, music by H. T. Bur-
leigh. © Harry T. Burleigh, New
York, as the author of the music.
R 1741, Jan. 9, 1929. 82
Dear dreams; words by Frank Dupree,
music by H. 8S. Krouse. © H. Syl-
vester Krouse, New York, as the au-
thor of the music. R 1415, Jan. 4,
1929. 83:
Deuxiéme suite; sur des piéces choisies
de Th. Dubois, transcrite pour deux
pfs., par I. Philipp. 1. Entrée, [3
others] © Isidore Philipp, Paris,
as the author of the transcription.
R 1962, Jan. 3, 1929. 84.
Diamond medal; march and two-step,
by H. Engelmann, op. 5238; pf.
Marie C. Engelmann, Burholme,
Pa., as the widow of the author. R
1647, Jan. 8, 1929. 85.
Do your best; words by Mrs. M. M.
Newton, music by E. S. Lorenz. ©
Edmund §8. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author of the music. R 1811,
Jan. 25, 1929. 86
Donizetti (Gaetano) Lucia; sextette,
transcription by HE. V. McIntyre; pf..
© Edwin Vaile McIntyre, Oklahoma
City, Okl., as the author of the
transcription. R 1703, Jan. 26, we,
Donkey (The) ride: by N. EH. Swift,
op. 10, no. 2; pf. © Newton E. Swift,
New York, as the author. R 16574,
Jan. 23, 1929. 88.
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Don’t forget the union label; words
and music dy T. H. West. © Thomas
H. West, Kansas City, Mo.,- as the
author. R 14386, Nov. 26, 1928. 89
Dragon flies; by Homer N. Bartlett,
ma, 193, no. 2 pt: «©) dohn B.C.
Bartlett, New York, as the child of
the deceased author. R 1512, Dec.
15, 1928. 90
Dreaming in the trenches; words by
Ed. Gardenier, music by H. W. Arm-
strong, arr. by S. Gibson Cook. ©
Henry W. Armstrong, New York, as
the author of the music. R 1859,
Feb. 5, 1929. 91
Easter dawn; Waster cantata, text
arr. and music composed by E. L.
Ashford. © Emma lL. Ashford,
Nashville, as the author. R 1779,
Dec. 19, 1928. 92
Haster dawn; sacred song for Easter,
by G. C. Stock. 1. Sop. or ten.; in
A flat—2. Alto or bass, in F. ©
Geo. Chadwick Stock, New Haven,
as the author of the music. R 1698,
Jan. 9, 1929. 93
Easter eve and morn; cantata, by
Frederick Stevenson; soli, cho. and
organ. © Houseley Stevenson, Los
Angeles, as the child of the deceased
author. R 1758, Jan. 25, 1929. 94
Easter treasury, no. 6; collection of
recitations, exercises, etc, ed. by
BH. S. Lorenz. © E. 8. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as the author of the editing.
R 17938, Dec. 19, 1928. 95
Hlizabeth’s reply ; vocal solo, music by
W. W. Shaw. © W. Warren Shaw,
Philadelphia, as the author of the
music. R 1638, Jan. 3, 1929. 96
Enid’s song; poem by Tennyson, set to
music by S. Homer; mezzo-sop. or
bar. © Sidney Homer, Bolton, N. Y.,
as the author of the music. R 1722,
Jan. 25, 1929. 97
Enough for all; words by Mrs. Frank
A. Breck, music by J. H. Tenney.
© Alice P. Tenney, Ipswich, Mass.,
as the widow of the author of the
music.” +R 1825," Jani’ 25, 1929.98
Escamillo; Spanish dance, by H. En-
gelmann, op. 455. 1.-Pf—2. Pf.; 4
hands. © Marie C. Engelmann, Bur-
holme, Pa., as the widow of the
author. R 1642, 1645, Jan. 3, 1929.
99, 100
Esquisse; par Théodore Dubois; vio-
loncelle solo, avec acc. de petit orch.
4577 (111)
© Charles Antoine Dubois, Paris, as
the child of the deceased author. R
1969, Jan. 38, 1929. 101
Etude de style; by H. Ravina, op. 14,
no. 1, ed. by Ferdinand Meyer
[pseud. of A. Foote]; pf. © Arthur
Foote, Newton Center, Mass., as the
author of the editing. R 1680, Jan.
17, 1929. 102
Evening song; by C. W. Krogmann, op,
15, arr. by C. Griin [pseud. of Chas.
W. Greene]; violin and pf. © C. W.
Greene, Franklin, N. H., as the child
of the deceased author of the ar-
rangement. R 1733, Jan. 8, 1929.
103
Evermore and evermore; sacred song,
words from Prudentius, music by
J. L. Browne; low voice, with violin
and ’cello ad lib. © J. Lewis
Browne, Chicago, as the author of
the music. R 1463, Dec. 8, 1928.
104
Explorers (The) ; selection, from Tay-
lor and Lewis’ musical comedy, arr.
by H. Anderson; pf. © Hilding An-
derson, Bayside, L. I., N. Y., as the
author of the arrangement. R 1979,
Jan. 30, 1929. 105
Eyes of blue, eyes of brown; written
by B. C. Costen and A. B. Sterling.
© Bartley Costello Costen and An-
drew B. Sterling, New York, as the
authors. R 1980, Jan. 16, 1929. 106
Fairy (The) ring; by Mrs. Crosby
Adams; pf. © Juliette Graves Ad-
ams, i. e. Mrs. Crosby Adams, Mon-
treat, N. C., as the author. R 1661,
Dec. 28, 1928. 107
Fallen asleep; funeral hymn, words by
M. E. Servoss, music by A. Geibel;
mixed voices. © Adam Geibel, Phil-
adelphia, as the author of the music.
R 1985, Dec. 26, 1928. 108
Farfalletta; by E. F. Marks; pf. ©
Eugene F. Marks, Augusta, Ga., as
the author. R 1601, Jan. 3, 1929:
109
Fear not, O ye righteous; words by
Lizzie De Armond, music by J. S.
Fearis. © John S. Fearis, Chicago,
as the author of the music. R 1827,
Jan. 25, 1929. 110
Fear not ye; Waster quartet, music by
E. L. Ashford. © Emma lL. Ash-
ford, Nashville, as the author of the
music. R 1774, Dec. 19, 1928. 111
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Fear thou not; anthem, words from
Isaiah 41, music by A. Frey; organ
ace. © Adolf Frey, Syracuse, N. Y.,
as the author of the music. R 1755,
Jan. 25, 1929. 112
Féte (La) des vignerons; scéne cham-
pétre, par Paul Wachs; pf. ©
Blanche Marie Pauline Simone Le-
marchand, St. Mande, France, as the
widow of the author. R 1971, Jan.
3, 1929. 113
Feuilles (Les) du matin; valse-caprice
sur des motifs de Johann Strauss,
par I. Philipp, transcrite a 2 pfs.
par A. Reitlinger. © Arnold Reit-
linger, Neuilly sur Seine, France, as
the author of the transcription. R
1I977,. Jan. 3, 1929. 114
Find the work waiting for you; words
by Lanta Wilson Smith, music by
E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as the author of the
music. R 1815, Jan. 25, 1929. 115
Flaite (La) et le luth; par A. Perilhou;
pf. © Albert Perilhou, Tain, Drome,
France, as the author. R 1974, Jan.
3, 1929. 116
Folia (La) ; by Arcangelo Corelli, vari-
ations for violin, acc. of pf. and ca-
denza by H. Leonard, ed. and fin-
gered by L. Lichtenberg, biographi-
cal sketch by Richard Aldrich. ©
Leopold Lichtenberg, New York, as
the author of the editing and finger-
ing. R 1500, Dec. 27, 1928. 117
Foolish (The) little maiden; words
arr. and music by Carlos Troyer. ©
Florence Hdna Cox, Los Angeles, as
the child of the deceased author of
the music. R 1639, Jan. 8, 1929.
118
Forest sounds; by ©. Dennée, op. 30,
no. 5; pf. © Charles Dennée,
Brookline, Mass., aS the author. R
1685, Jan. 17, 1929. 119
Forth to the fight; sacred song, music
by L. O. Emerson. © Mabel H.
Emerson, Arlington, Mass., as the
child of the deceased author of the
music. R 1830, Jan. 25, 1929. 120
Four (The) seasons; words by Austin
Dobson, music by Ethelbert Nevin;
mixed voices. © Anne Paul Nevin,
New York, as the widow of the au-
thor of the music. R 1460, Dec. 8,
1928. 121
Foxglove (The); pt. song, poem by
Arlo Bates, music by A. Foote, op.
49, no. 3; women’s voices. © Arthur
Foote, Newton Center, Mass., as the
Dt. THT, Desh ae 24
author of the music. R 1692, Jan.
17, 1929. : 122
Franco-russe (La); nouvelle berline,
de Jean Strauss. © Adéle Deutsch,
Vienna, as the widow of the author.
R 1989, Jan. 3, 1929. 223
French marine ashore; from The ex-
plorers, lyrics by Bert Leston Tay-
lor, music by W. H. Lewis. ©
Walter H. Lewis, Manchester, N. H.,
as the author of the music. R 1531,
Dee. 27, 1928. 124
Gade (Niels W.) Sonata; op. 6, ed.
and fingered by L. Lichtenberg, bio-
graphical sketch by Th. Baker; vio-
lin and pf., in A major. © Leopold
Lichtenberg, New York, as the au-
thor of the editing and fingering. R
1497, Dec. 27, 1928. 125
Sonata; op. 21, ed. and fingered by
L. Lichtenberg; violin and pf., in D
minor. © Leopold Lichtenberg,
New York, as the author of the
editing and fingering. R 1498, Dec.
27, 1928. 126
Gavotte in D minor; by C. C. Stearns;
violin and pf. © Florence B. Condy,
Boston, as the executor of the au-
thor. R 2000, Jan. 19, 1929. 127
Gipsy dance; by G. W. Hunt, op. 8; pf.,
4 hands. © George W. Hunt, Erie,
Pa., aS the author. R 1620, Jan. 3,
1929. 128
Girl (The) I loved and lost; words by
Will D. Cobb, music by G. Edwards.
© Gus Edwards, New York, as the
author of the music. R 1657, Jan.
11, 1929. 129
Glorious Apollo; words by H. Boulton,
music by H. Lohr. (Jn A garland of
song). © Harold Boulton, London,
as the author of the words and Her-
mann Lohr, London, as the author of
the music. R 1474, Noy. 10, 1928.
130
Godard (Benjamin Louis Paul) Le
cavalier fantastique; by Benj. Go-
dard, op. 42, no. 1, ed. by Ferdinand
Meyer [pseud. of A. Foote]; pf. ©
Arthur Foote, Newton Center, Mass.,
as the author of the editing. R 1866,
July 21, 1928. 131
O Lord, Thou art my strength;
anthem, arr. by P. A. Schnecker;
organ ace. © Louise W. Schnecker,
New York, as the widow of the au-
thor of the arrangement. R 1753,
Jan. 25, 1929. 132
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God’s Easter bells; Easter anthem,
words by R. Freitag, music by E. S.
Lorenz; women’s voices. © Ed-
mund 8S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the
author of the music. R 1788, Jan.
24, 1929. 133
‘God’s mighty army; words by H. J.
Zeliey, music by M. L. McPhail. ©
M. L. McPhail, Park Ridge, Ill., as
the author of the music. R 1806,
Jan. 25, 1929. 134
Going fishing; march, by J. S. Fearis;
pf. © John S. Fearis, Chicago, as
the author. R 1649, Jan. 3, 1929.
135
‘Going to take God at His word; words
by Mrs. Frank A. Breck, music by
BH. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lo-
renz, Dayton, O., as the author of
the music. R 1801, Jan. 25, 1929.
136
-Gouttes de pluie; par Théodore Du-
bois; pf. © Charles Antoine Du-
bois, Paris, as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 1915, Jan. 3, 1929.
137
‘Grande marche militaire; by H. A.
Wollenhaupt, op. 31, ed. and fingered
by L. Oesterle; pf. © Louis Oes-
terle, New York, as the author of
the editing and OSES: R 1484,
Dee. 27, 1928. 138
‘Grave (The) itself a earden is; solo
and quartet, music by EH. L. Ash-
ford. © Emma L. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as the author of the music.
R 1781, Dec. 19, 1928. 139
“Green buds; words by H. Boulton, mu-
Sic by H: Lohr. (fn A’ garland of
song) © Harold Boulton, London,
as the author of the words and Her-
mann Lohr, London, as the author
of the music. R 1478, Nov. 10,
1928. 140
“Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) Album for
pianoforte; selected, -ed., and fin-
gered by L. Oesterle. v. 1, 2. ©
Louis Oesterle, New York, as the au-
thor of the editing. R 1508, 1509,
Dee. 27, 1928. 141, 142
— Norwegian dance; op. 35, no. 3,
ed. and fingered by L. Oesterle; pf.,
4 hands. © Louis Oesterle, New
York, as the author of the editing
and fingering. R 1486, Dec. 27,
1928. 143
Valse-caprice; op. 37, no. 2, ed.
and fingered by L. Oesterle; pf., 4
hands. © Louis Oesterle, New
York, as the author of the editing
4577 (156)
and fingering. R 1485, Dec. 27,
1928. 144
Hail, happy morning; Easter sop. solo,
music by BE. L. Ashford; with violin
or flute obbl. © Emma L. Ashford,
Nashville, as the author of the mu-
sic. R 1783, Dec. 19, 1928. 145
Hamaec (Le); berceuse, par Paul
Wachs; pf. © Blanche Marie Paul-
ine Simone Lemarchand, Paris, as
the widow of the author. R 1968,
Jans, 4929. 146
Hands of blessing; words by Lizzie
De Armond, music by E. 8S. Lorenz.
© Edmund 8. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author of the music. R 1809,
Jan. 25, 1929. 147
Happy is the heart that loves Jesus;
words by Mrs. Frank A. Breck, mu-
sic by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author
of the music. R 1814, Jan. 25, 1929.
148
Harvest carnival; tarantelle, by E. H.
Bailey, op. 315;..pf. ©. ben 4.
Bailey, Ipswich, Mass., as the au-
thor. R 1993, Jan. 19, 1929. 149
He is risen; Easter anthem, words
from Mark 16 and Cor. 15, music by
Caleb Simper, arr. by G. B. Nevin;
men’s voices, organ ace. © George
B. Nevin, Easton, Pa., as the author
of the arrangement. R 1762, Jan.
25, 1929. 150
He keeps me; words by Jennie Ree,
music by C. H. Gabriel. © Charles
H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the
author of the music. R. 1820, Jan.
25, 1929. 151
He lights up the way: words and mu-
sic by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author.
R 1804, Jan. 25, 1929. 152
Helmet of Navarre; waitzes, by C. R.
Hirst; pf. © Chas. R. Hirst, Long
island - City, GN See asi athe ranthor!
R 1414, Jan. 4, 1929. 153
Heralds (The) of heaven; Christmas
solo, music by P. A. Schnecker;
with violin obbl. 1. High voice, in
G.—2. Low voice, in E flat. ©
Louise N. Schnecker, New York, as
the widow of the author of the mu-
sic. R 1597, 1598, Jan. 3, 1929.
154, 155
Hills (The) o’ Skye; by M. R. Lang,
op. 37, no. 3; med. voice. © Mar-
garet Ruthven Lang, Boston, as the
author. R 1676, Jan. 17, 1929. 156
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His wonderful love; words and music
by C. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the au-
thor. R 1822, Jan. 25, 1929. 157
Holiday songs [and] Every day songs
and games; by Emilie Poulsson [i. e.
A. E. Poulsson] © Anne Emilie
Poulsson, Boston, as the author. R
1696, Jan. 10, 1929. 158
Home they brought her warrior dead;
poem by Tennyson, set to music by
S. Homer; mezzo-sop. or bar. ©
Sidney Homer, Bolton, N. Y., as the
author of the music. R 1719, Jan.
12. 192 159
Honey chile; words by Paul Laurence
Dunbar, music by C. B. Adams. ©
Carrie B. Adams, Terre Haute, Ind.,
as the author of the music. R 1590,
Jan. 3, 1929. 160
Hungarian dance; by H. Engelmann,
op. 487, no. 4; pf. © Marie C. En-
gelmann, Burholme, Pa., as _ the
widow of the author. R 1621, Jan.
3, 1929. 161
Hungarian dream; by H. F. Faber.
1, PE» duet. =—-2) Pt. dG) wktenry 1k
Faber, Altoona, Pa., as the author.
R 1602, 1608, Jan. 3; 1929. 162, 163
Hunting song; by Stephen Heller, op.
86, no. 3, ed. by Ferdinand Meyer
[pseud. of A. Foote]; pf. © Arthur
Foote, Newton Center, Mass., as the
author of the editing. R 1867, July
21, 1928. _ 164
Hush! little lion; from The explor-
ers, lyrics by Bert Leston Taylor,
music by W. H. Lewis. © Walter
H. Lewis, Manchester, N. H., as the
author of the music. R 1529, Dec.
27, 1928. 165.
I am the resurrection; anthem, music
by J. S. Fearis. © John S. Fearis,
Chicago, as the author of the music.
R 1794, Jan. 24, 1929. 166
am the resurrection ; Easter song, by
C. C. Stearns; high voice, in F.
Florence B. Condy, West Roxbury,
Mass., as the executrix of the au-
lal
thor’ R’1586,, Jan.°12; 1929, 167
I am trusting Christ; words by Mag-
gie EK. Gregory, music by C. H. Ga-
briel. © Charles H. Gabriel, Berke-
ley, Calif., as the author of the
music. R 1817, Jan. 25, 1929. 168
I am with thee; words by Charlotte
G. Homer, music by C. H. Gabriel.
pt. Im, n. s., v. 24
© Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley,
Calif., as the author of the music.
R 1819, Jan. 25, 1929. 169
I belong to Jesus; words and music
by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund 8. Lo-
renz, Dayton, O., as the author of
the music. R 1777, Dec. 19, 1928.
170
doan’ want fu’ t’ stay hyeah no
longah; words by R. E. Phillips,
music by H. T. Burleigh. © Harry
T. Burleigh, New York, as the au-
thor of the music. R 1738, Jan. 9,
1929, 171
I live unto Jesus; words by Mrs.
Frank A. Breck, music by EH. 8. Lo-
renz. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton,
O., as the author of the music, R ~
1803, Jan. 25, 1929. 172
I'll trust Him all my days; words by
Ida Scott Taylor, music by H. S.
Lorenz. © Edmund 8. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as the author of the music.
R, 1810, Jan. 25, 1929. we
I’m dreaming of a by-gone day; words
by Will D. Cobb, music by G. Ed-
wards. © Gus Edwards, New York,
as the author of the music. R 1658,
Jan. 11, 1928. 174
I will go; words by Charlotte G.
Homer, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 1821,
Jan. 25, 1929. 175
I will labor to-day; words by W. M.
Runyan, music by Chas. H. Gabriel.
© Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley,
Calif., as the author of the music.
R 1818, Jan. 25, 1929. 176
If I could see you once again; words
by William H. Gardner, music by
A. Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Phila-
delphia, as the author of the music,
R 1989, Dec. 26, 1928. 177
Impatience; by Camille W. Zeckwer,
op. 19, no. 1; pf. © Hortense Zeck-
wer, Philadelphia, as the widow of
the author. R 1614, Jan. 3, 1929. 3
17
Imperial (The) method for the slide
trombone; treble clef, ed. by R. N.
Davis. © R.N. Davis, Boston, as
the author. R 1459, Dec. 8, 1928.
179
In a cosey corner; by Grace E. Kimball
and John W. Bratton; pf. © John
W. Bratton, Brooklyn, as one of the
authors. R 1536, Dec. 27, 1928. 180
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In endless mischief; waltz, by J. S.
Fearis; pf. © John S. Fearis, Chi-
cago, as the author. R 1651, Jan. 3,
1929. 181
In June-time ; two-part song, words by
' Hedwig Wiley, music by A. Geibel ;
ladies’ voices. © <Adam_ Geibel,
Philadelphia, as the author of the
music. R 1984, Dec. 26, 1928. 182
In the canon; by C. Dennée, op. 30,
no. 1; pf. © Charles Dennée, Brook-
line, Mass., as the author. R 1681,
Jan. 17, 1929. 183
In the footsteps of the Master; words
by Ida Scott Taylor, music by E. S.
Lorenz. © Edmund §8. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as the author of the music.
me. 1S13¥ gan. 2d; 1929. 184
Infinite (The) love; words by E. E.
Rexford, music by E. S. Lorenz. ©
Edmund §. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author of the music. R 1808,
Jan. 25, 1929. 185
Inguiétude (L’); by H. A. Wollen-
haupt, op. 29, no. 7, ed. and fingered
\by L. Oesterle; pf. © Louis Oes-
terle, New York, as the author of the
editing and fingering. R 1520, Oct.
8, 1928. 186
Intermezzo pizzicato; by H. HEngel-
mann, op. 502; pf. © Marie C. En-
geimann, Burholme, Pa., as the
widow of the author. R 1600. Jan.
3, 1929. 187
Is there a maid; waltz song, from
The explorers, lyrics by Bert Leston
Taylor, music by W. H. Lewis. ©
Walter H. Lewis, Manchester, N. H.,
as the author of the music. R 1527,
Dec. 27, 1928. 188
Isobel: words by H. Boulton, music by
H. Lohr. (in A garland of song)
© Harold Boulton, London, as the
author of the words and Hermann
Lohr, London, as the author of the
music. R 1476, Nov. 10, 1928. 189
It is just like Jesus; hymn, words and
music by Mrs. C. H. Morris. (In
Triumphant praises) © Lelia N.
Morris, i. e., Mrs. C. H. Morris, Au-
burn, N. Y., as the author. R 1896,
Jan. 29, 1929. 190
Italienische liebesnovelle; by Heinrich
Hofmann, op. 19, ed. and fingered by
L. Oesterle; pf., 4 hands. © Louis
Oesterle, New York, as the author
of the editing and fingering. R 1501,
Dec. 27, 1928. 191
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Joy-beWs (The) are ringing; Easter
anthem, arr. from Rheinberger by
Frederic Vinal; sop. 1, 2 and alto.
© Mary S. T. Vinal, Middletown,
Conn., as the widow of the author
of the arrangement. R 1468, Dec. 8,
1928. 192
Joy to the world; words by Palmer
Hartsough, music by J. H. Fillmore.
(In Fillmore’s Concert quarterly for
Sunday-schools, v. 6, no. 27, Oct.,
1900) © James H. Fillmore, Cin-
cinnati, as the author of the music.
R 1666, July 23, 1928. 193
Jubilate in B flat; music by C. E. Ha-
worth; mixed voices; organ acc. ©
C. EK. Haworth, Huntington, W. Va.,
as the author of the music. R 1467,
Dec. 8, 1928. 194
Judith ; lyric drama, for soli, cho., and
orch., text by William Chauncy
Langdon, music by G. W. Chadwick.
Voce. sc. © George W. Chadwick,
Boston, as the author of the music.
R 1522, Oct. 8, 1928. 195
Kinder-polonaise; geschrieben von
Richard Krentzlin, op. 15, no. 1; pf.
© R. Krentzlin, Berlin, as the au-
thor. : FR’ 1660, Jan.,25,) 1929. 196
King of Kings; Christmas song, by C.
‘GC. Stearns: high voice, in E. ©
Florence B. -Condy, Boston, as the
executor of the author. R 1997, Jan.
19, 1929. 197
Land (The) of light; sacred song,
words by Pearl L. Rotruck [i. e.
P. R. Markley], music by W. W. Ab-
bott; sop. or mezzo sop.; in B flat.
© Pearl Rotruck Markley, Denver,
as the author of the words. R 1897,
Feb. 1, 1929. 198
Land (The) of nod: by N. E. Swift, op.
10, no. 6; pf. © Newton E. Swift,
New York, as the author. R 1578,
Jan. 23, 1929. 199
Land (A) of roses; words by H.
Teschemacher, music by Teresa del
Riego [i. e, Teresa Leadbitter] ©
Teresa Leadbitter, Pinkney’s Green,
Maidenhead, England, as the author
of the music. R 341, Sept. 27, 1928.
200
Lead, kindly light; hymn anthem,
music by Finley Lyon. © Carrie
May Selley Lyon, Columbus, O., as
the widow of the author of the
music. R 1786, Dec. 14, 1928. 201
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Lead, kindly light; words by J. H.
Newman, set to music by H. W. Han-
scom. © Frank Blair Hanscom,
Los Angeles, Eliza Hanscom Record
and Mary Hanscom Hyveleth, Jersey
City, as the next of kin of the au-
thor of the music, who is not living.
R L60L, Jan. 17, 1929: 202
Leola waltz; by C. W. Krogmann, op.
15, arr. by C. Griin [pseud. of Chas.
W. Greene]; violin and pf. © C.
W. Greene, Franklin, N. H., as the
child of the deceased author of the
arrangement. R 1727, Jan. 8, 1929.
203
Lesson (A) from the violets; song,
composed by EH. F. Marks, op. 26.
© Hugene F. Marks, Augusta, Ga.,
as the author. R 1641, Jan. 3, 1929.
204
Let the gospel light shine out; hymn,
words by Johnson Oatman, jr., mu-
sic by A. Geibel. © Adam Geibel,
Philadelphia, as the author of the
music. R 1873, Feb. 1, 1929. 205
Life’s mirror; song, music by A.
Wooler; low voice. © Alfred Wool-
er, Buffalo, as the author of the
music. R 1595, Jan. 3, 1929. 206
Lift up your heads; anthem, music by
L. O. Emerson. © Mabel H. Emer-
son, Arlington, Mass., as the child
of the deceased author of the music.
R 1796, Jan. 24, 1929. 207
Light-house (The) ; part-song, by Karl
Linders [pseud. of A. Geibel] ; mixed
voices. © Adam Geibel, Philadel-
phia, as the author. R 19838, Dec.
26, 1928. 208
Light in darkness; anthem, music by
EK. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lo-
renz, Dayton, O., as the author of
the music. R 1790, Jan. 24, 1929.
209
Little comrades; schottische, by H.
Engelmann, op. 487, no. 5; pf. ©
Marie C. Hngelmann, Burholme, Pa.,
as the widow of the author. R 1625,
Jan. 3, 1929. 210
Little étude in A minor; by A. Foote;
pf. © Arthur Foote, Newton Cen-
ter, Mass., as the author. R 1673,
Jan. 17, 1929. 211
Little home pet; by H. Engelmann, op.
469; pf. no. 1. Waltz.—no. 4. Polka.
© Marie C. Engelmann, Burholme,
Pa., as the widow of the author. R
1643, 1644, Jan. 3, 1929. Pe PPP Al hes}
Dt. INT, Saves
Little lords and ladies gay; minuet, by
H. Engelmann, op. 487, no. 3; pf. ©
Marie C. Engelmann, Burholme, Pa.,
as the widow of the author. R 1622,
Jan. 3, 1929. 214
Little (The) patriot; by C. W. Krog-
mann, op. 15, arr. by C. Grtin [pseud.
of Chas. W. Greene]; violin and pf.
© C. W. Greene, Franklin, N. H.,
as the child of the deceased author
of the arrangement. R 1729, Jan.
8, 1929. 215
Little (The) prince; by C. W. Krog-
mann, arr. by C. Gritin [pseud. of
Chas. W. Greene]; violin and pf. ©
C. W. Greene, Franklin, N. H., as
the child of the deceased author of
the arrangement. R 1723, Jan. 8,
1929. 216
Little (The) shadow-folk; by Newton
EK. Swift, op. 10, no. 5; pf. © New-
‘ton EK. Swift, New York, as the au-
thor. R 1577, Jan. 23, 1929. 217
Lord (The) is King; anthem, words
from Psalm 97, music by John B.
Grant; mixed voices, organ ace. ©
De Witt ©. Noyes, New Rochelle,
N. Y., as the executor of the author
of the music. R 1754, Jan. 25, 1929.
218
Lord (The) is my rock; anthem, music
by J. H. Rogers; mixed voices and
organ. © James H. Rogers, Cleve-
land, as the author of the music. R
1502, Dee. 27, 1928. 219
Lord (The) is my shepherd; anthem,
by C. C. Stearns; mixed voices. ©
Florence B. Condy, Boston, as the
executor of the author. R _ 1999,
Jan. 19, 1929. 220
Lord (The) is my shepherd; anthem,
music by C. Demarest; mixed voices
and organ. Clifford Demarest, Ten-
afly, N. J., as the author of the
music. BR 1496, Dee) 27, 1928. W220
Louise; roman musical en quatre actes
et cing tableaux, de Gustave Char-
pentier, partition transecrite pour pf.
solo, par A. Gédalge. © Clara
Berthe Gédalge, Paris, Mélanie Hen-
riette Gédalge, Alexandrine Mélanie
Gédalge, Chessy, France, Emile Jean
Henri Camille Gédalge, Paris and
Amélie Marguerite Alice Gédalge,
Chessy, France, as the children of
the deceased author. R 1942, Jan.
3, 1929. 222
Love’s highway; from The explorers,
lyrics by Bert Leston Taylor, music
by W. H. Lewis. © Walter H.
Lewis, Manchester, N. H., as the
240
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author of the music. R 1525, Dec.
27, 1928. 223
Love’s way; ballad, by E. V. McIntyre;
mezzo-sop. or bar. © Edwin Vaile
McIntyre, Oklahoma City, Okl., as
the author of the music. R 1704,
Jan. 26, 1929. 224
Luna-rheinlinder; aus Frau Luna, von
P. Lincke; clavier. © Paul Lincke,
Berlin, as the author. R 1901, Feb.
1, 1929. 225
Ma Lawd’s a-writin’ down time; words
by R. E. Phillips, music by H. T.
Burleigh. © Harry T. Burleigh,
New York. as the author of the mu-
sic. R 1739, Jan. 9, 1929. 226
Madcap Marjorie; words and music
by Ewan Dale [pseud. of F. Nor-
ton] © Frederic Norton, St. John’s
Wood, England, as the author. R
1469, Nov. 10, 1928. Bt
Mah starlight Sue; words and music
by W. Gould. © William Gould,
Hollywood, Calif., as the author. R
1535, Dee. 27, 1928. 228
Marche gaie; par Ernest Reyer; pf.
© Léonie Claire Ernestine Rey,
épouse de Charles Adolphe Outrey,
Monte Carlo, Monaco, as the child
of the deceased author. R 1921,
Jan. 3, 1929. 229
Marionettes; by Geza Horvath, op. 46,
no. 2; pf. © Thusnelda Horvath,
Vienna, as the widow of the author.
fe. 1635, dan..3; 1929. 230
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric)
Chanson d’Avignon; de Grisélidis;
pf. © Louise Constance de Gressy,
Versailles, France, as the widow of
the author. R 1950, Jan. 3, 1929.
real
— Chantez; quatuor, poéme de Mare
Legrand; sop., contralto, tén. et bar.
© Louise Constance de Gressy, Ver-
sailles, France, as the widow of the
author of the music. R 1947, Jan.
3. 1929. 232
--— Chéres fleurs; quatuor, poéme de
Marc Legrand; sop., contralto, tén.
et bar. © Louise Constance de
Gressy, Versailles, France, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 1948, Jan. 3, 1929. 233
Grisélidis; conte lyrique en trois
actes avec un prologue, po@éme de
Armand Silvestre et Eugéne Mo-
rand. 1. Partition d’orch.—2. Par-
tition pf. et chant. © Louise Con-
4577 (248)
stance de Gressy, Versailles, France,
as the widow of the author of the
miusie.,) R 1911, 1959, Jan. 3,; 1929.
234, 235
— Grisélidis; conte lyrique en trois
actes avec un prologue, poéme d’Ar-
mand Silvestre et EHugéne Morand,
transcrite par Ernest Alder; parti-
tion pf. seul. © Marie Berthe Ar-
mandine Richelet, Malakoff, France,
as the executor of the author of the
transcription. R 19238, Jan. 3, 1929.
236
Grisélidis; entr’acte-idylle, tran-
scription par H. Alder. 1. Mand. et
pf.—2. Flite et pf—%a. Violoncelle
et pf.—4. Violon et pf.—5d. Pf. a 4
mains.—6. Pf. © Marie Berthe Ar-
mandine Richelet, Malakoff, France,
as the executor of the author of the
transcription. R 1929-1932, 1938,
1949, Jan. 3, 1929. 237-242
—— Grisélidis; prelude; pf. © Louise
Constance de Gressy, Versailles,
France, as the widow of the author.
R 1944, Jan. 3, 1929. 243.
Grisélidis; prélude, transcription
pour pf. 4 4 mains, par E. Alder.
© Marie Berthe Armandine Riche-
let, Malakoff, France, as the execu-
tor of the author of the transcrip-
ion, “Ry, £935, Jan. 3, 1929: 244
Hérodiade; opéra en quatre actes,
transcription pour pf. 4 4 mains,
daprés Vorech., par E. Alder. ©
Marie Berthe Armandine Richelet,
Malakoff, France, as the executor of
the author of the transcription. R
1907; dane 3.4929. 245,
— Mousmé; poésie de André Alex-
andre;-bar. © Louise Constance de .
Gressy, Versailles, France, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 1909, Jan. 3, 1929. 246
—O bon printemps; trio, poéme de
Mare Legrand; sop., contralto et
tén. © Louise Constance de Gressy,
Versailles, France, as the widow of
the author of the music. R 1945,
Jan. 3,,,1929: 247
—O ruisseau; trio, poéme de Mare
Legrand; sop., contralto et tén. ©
Louise Constance de Gressy, Ver-
sailles, France, as the widow of the
author of the music. R 1948, Jan.
3, 1929. 248
Oiseau des bois; duo, poeéme de
Marc Legrand; sop. et contralto. ©
Louise Constance de Gressy, Ver-
sailles, France, as the widow of the
241
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Massenet (Jules Emile, Frédéric)—
Continued.
author of the music. R 1946, Jan.
3, 1929. 249
——lLe printemps visite la _ terre;
poésie de Jeanne Chaffotte; tén. ou
sop. © Louise Constance de Gressy,
Versailles, France, as the widow of
the author of the music. R 1908,
Jan. 3, 1929. 250
Simple phrase; petit orch. ©
Louise Constance de Gressy, Ver-
sailles, France, as the widow of the
author. “RR 1976; Jan.’ 3; 1929). 251.
Valse des esprits; de Grisélidis,
transcription par HE. Alder. 1. Vio-
loncelle et pf.—2z2. Pf. et violon.—
3. Pf. 4 4 mains.—4. Flite et pf.—
5. Pf. © Marie Berthe Armandine
Richelet, Malakoff, France, as the
executor of the author of the tran-
scription. R 1934-19387, 1951, Jan.
ar LO29: 252-256
—— Valse trés-lente; pf. © Louise
Constance de Gressy, Malakoff,
France, as the widow of the author.
Re 1955, Jans, 1929, 257
—— Valse trés-lente; transcription par
EH. Alder. 1. Pf. a quatre mains.—2.
Pf. et violon.—3. Violoncelle et pf.—
4. Mand. et pf.—. Fitite et pf. ©
Marie Berthe Armandine Richelet,
Malakoff, France, as the executor of
the author of the transcription. R
1924-1928, Jan. 3, 1929. 258-262
Voix de femmes; poésie de Pierre
d’Amor. © Louise Constance de
Gressy, Versailles, France, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 1910, Jan. 3, 1929. 263
Werther; drame lyrique, réduc-
tion par Ernest Alder; partition
pour pf. 4 4 mains. © Marie Berthe
Armandine Richelet, Malakoff,
France, as the executor of the au-
thor of the reduction. R 1916, Jan.
3, 1929. 264
Masson (Louis) Andante; fiite et pf.
© Louis Masson, Paris, as the au-
thor. R 1964, Jan. 3, 1929. 265
May (A) day; by F. G. Rathbun; pf.
© Edna Rathbun, Tyringham, Mass.,
as the widow of the author. R 1618,
Jan. 3, 1929, 266
May has come; by M. G. Wittman; pf.
© M. G. Wittman, Jonesboro, Ark.,
as the author. R 1615, Jan. 3, 1929.
267
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Mayonnaise (The) marines; from The
explorers, lyrics by. Bert Leston
Taylor, music by W. H. Lewis. ©
Walter H. Lewis, Manchesier, N. H.,
as the author of the music. R 15382,
Dec. 27, 1928. 268
Maypole dance; by EH. L. Ashford; pf.
duet. © Emma Louise Ashford,
Nashville, as the author. R 1652,
Jan. 3, 1929. 269
Mazurka-caprice; by F. Borowski; pf.
© Felix Borowski, Chicago, as the
author. R 1610, Jan. 3, 1929. 270
Meadow (The) rue; pt. song, poem by
Arlo Bates, music by A. Foote, op.
49, no. 4; women’s voices. © Ar-
thur Foote, Newton Center, Mass.,
as the author of the music. R 1693,
dan.) 1G 1 Geo: 271
Merry (The) bobolink; by C. W. Krog-
mann. op. 15, arr. by C. Grtin [pseud.
of Chas. W. Greene]; violin and pf.
© C. W. Greene, Franklin, N. H., as
the child of the deceased author of
the arrangement. R 1732, Jan. 8,
1929. 272
Merry moments; polka, by F. R. Webb,
op. 98, no. 1; pf. © Frank R. Webb,
Baltimore, as the author. R 1607,
Jan. 38, 1929. 273
Mid-summer; waltzes, by Cora Estelle
Vandersloot; pf. © C. E. Vander-
sloot, Williamsport, Pa., as the au-
thor. R 1905, Jan. 8, 1929. 274
Minnie and Winnie; poem by Tenny-
son, set to music by S. Homer;
mezzo-sop. or bar. © Sidney Homer,
Bolton, N. Y., aS the author of the .
music. R 1721, Jan. 25, 1929. 275
Minuet (The); by N. E. Swift, op. 10,
no. 3; pf. © Newton E. Swift, New
York, as the author. R 1575, Jan.
23, 1929. 276
Miss Simplicity; from the musical
comedy, by R. A. Barnet, music by
H. L. Heartz. © Harry Lawson
Heartz, West Newton, Mass., as the
author of the music. R 1581, Jan.
12, 1929. rarer
Morning song; by BH. M. Read; pf. ©
Hdward M. Read, St. Louis, as the
author. R 1633, Jan. 3, 1929. 278
My Carolina lady; words by A. B.
Sterling, musie by G. Hamilton. ©
Andrew B. Sterling, New York, as
the author of the words, and Geo.
Hamilton, Los Angeles, as the au-
thor of the music. R 1736, Jan. 23,
1929. 279
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My dream-love; words by H. Boulton,
music by H. Lohr. (Jn A garland
of song) © Harold Boulton, Lon-
don, as the author of the words, and
Hermann Lohr, London, as the au-
thor of the music. R 1479, Nov. 10,
1928. 280
My first waltz; by H. Engelmann, op.
487, no. 2; pf. © Marie C. Engel-
mann, Burholme, Pa., as the widow
of the author. R 1623, Jan. 3, 1929.
281
My Jesus as Thou wilt; words tr. by
J. Borthwick, music by G. C. Stock.
1. Sop. or ten., in E flat.—2. Mezzo
sop. or bar., in C.—3. Contralto or
bass, in B flat. © Geo. Chadwick
Stock, New Haven, as the author
of the music. R 1699, Jan. 9, 1929.
282
My Lady Champagne; from The ex-
plorers, lyrics by Bert Leston Tay-
ior, musie by, W. H. Lewis.
Walter H. Lewis, Manchester, N. H.,
as the author of the music. R 1530,
Dec. 27, 1928. 283
My Merlindy Brown; words by James
Edwin Campbell, music by H. T.
Burleigh. © Harry TT. Burleigh,
New York, as the author of the mu-
sic. R 1748, Jan. 9, 1929. 284
My Redeemer lives; sacred male cho.,
text by Samuel Medly, music by
J. S. Fearis. © John S. Fearis, Chi-
cago, as the author of the music.
R 1775, Dec. 15, 1928. 285
Nancy, ma yellow rose; plantation
song, words by Richard Henry Buck,
music by A. Geibel. © Adam Geibel,
Philadelphia, as the author of the
music. R 1988, Dec. 26, 1928. 286
Negro lullaby; words by James Edwin
Campbell, music by H. T. Burleigh.
© Harry T. Burleigh, New York, as
the author of the music. R 1742,
Jan. 9, 1929. 287
Nevin (Ethelbert) A song; words by
Richard Watson Gilder; mixed
voices. © Anne Paul Nevin, New
York, as the widow of the author of
the music. R 1464, Dec. 8, 1928.
288
Niobe; intermezzo, by J. A. Silberberg.
© Rosalie Guttenberg, Brooklyn, as
the next of kin of the author, who
is not living. R 1655, Jan. 16, 1929.
289
Northward; by M. R. Lang, op. 37,
no. 6; med. voice. © Margaret
Ruthven Lang, Boston, as the au-
thor. KR 1679, Jan. 17, 1929: 290
4577 (301)
Now is Christ risen; Haster anthem,
musie by C. H. Gabriel. © Chas. H.
Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the au-
thor of the music. R 1795, Jan. 24,
1929. 291
Now is Christ risen; Easter anthem,
music by E. 8. Lorenz. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author
of the music. R 1792, Dec. 15, 1928.
292
O gladsome day; Easter song, by W.
F. Sudds, op. 267. © J. Etta Bond,
New York, as the child of the de-
ceased author of the music. R 1627,
Jan. 3, 1929. 293
O Lord, I will praise Thee; anthem,
music by C. Demarest; mixed voices
and organ. © Clifford Demarest,
Tenafly, N. J., as the author of the
music. R 1494, Dec. 27, 1928. 294
Oh! lift your joyful hearts: Easter
song, words by Margaret HK. Lacey,
musie by L. R. Dressler; pf. or or-
gan acc., with violin obbl. © Louis
R. Dressler, Jersey City, as the au-
thor of the music. R 1757, Jan. 25,
1929. 295
Oiseaux (Les) ; par Theodore Dubois;
pf. © Charles Antoine Dubois,
Paris, as the child of the deceased
author. R 1919, Jan. 3, 1929. 296
Omena march; two-step, by Edward
Hazel [pseud. of W. H. Scouton] ;
orch. © Wm. H. Scouton, Fremont,
O., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 1458, Oct. 17, 1928. 297
On Broadway; words by George V.
Hobart, music by M. A. Sloane. ©
Mae Auwerda Sloane, Pasadena, as
the author of the music. R 1409,
Dee. 19, 1928. 298
On the lawn; by E. M. Read; pf. ©
Edward M. Read, St. Louis, as the
author. R 1631, Jan. 3, 1929. 299
Opera songs; selections from all the
standard operas, new and old, com-
piled and ed. by E. Marzo; for bass.
bk. 4. © Eduardo Marzo, New York,
as the author. R 1429, Dec. 29, 1928.
300
Organ (The) treasury, no. 2; collec-
tion for pipe and reed organs, com-
posed, arr. and ed. by E. L. Ash-
ford. © Emma L. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as the author of the music.
R 1831, Jan. 25, 1929. 301
Original theme with variations; by
Henri Wieniawski, op. 15, ed. and
fingered by L. Lichtenberg: violin
and pf. © Leopold Lichtenberg,
243
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4577 (302)
Original theme with variations—Con.
New York, as the author of the edit-
ing and fingering. R 1483, Dec. 27,
1928. 302
Our suffering Lord; Haster anthem,
words and music by H. 8. Lorenz.
© Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton. O.,
as the author. R1789, Jan. 24, 1929.
303
Out of the depths; words of Psalm
130, music by W. Berwald; organ
acc. © William Berwald, Syracuse,
N. Y., as the author of the music.
R 1759, Jan. 25, 1929. 304
Out of the past; by M. R. Lang, op.
37, no. 2; med. voice. © Margaret
Ruthven Lang, Boston, as the au-
thor. R 1675, Jan: 17; .1929. 305
Pattering raindrops; by W. G. Smith,
op. 83, no. 1; pf. © Wilson G. Smith,
Cleveland, as the author. R 1612,
SAMY), 1 G29: 306
Peace (The) of Jerusalem; cantata,
by J. Eliot Trowbridge; soli, cho.
and organ. © Henry O. Trowbridge,
Newton, Mass., as the child of the
deceased author. R 1765, Jan. 25,
1929. 307
Pendant la moisson; ronde pastorale,
par Paul Wachs; pf. © Blanche
Marie Pauline Simone Lemarchand,
Saint Mande, France, as the widow
of the author. R 1960, Jan. 3, 1929.
308
Perfect rest; hymn-anthem, by C. C.
Stearns; mixed voices. © Florence
B. Condy, Boston, as the executor of
the author of the music. R 1995,
Jan. 19, 1929. 309
Petite valse de ballet; by E. F. Marks,
op. 27; pf. © Eugene F. Marks, Au-
gusta, Ga., as the author. R 1616,
Jan. 3, 1929. 310
Petites (Les) visites;: par Théodore
Dubois; pf. © Charles Antoine Du-
bois, Paris, as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 1917, Jan. 3, 1929.
311
Petits (Les) canards; par Théodore
Dubois; pf. © Charles Antoine Du-
bois, Paris, as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 1914, Jan. 3, 1929.
312
Pianist’s (The) second and third year;
collection of pieces graded and fin-
gered by L. Oesterle. © Louis
Oesterle, New York,
of the editing. R 1510, Dec. 27, 1928.
313
as the author
Piece dans le style antique; par Ernest
Reyer; pf. © Léonie Claire’ Er-
hestine Rey, épouse de Charles
Adolphe Outrey, Monte Carlo,
Monaco, as the child of the deceased
author. BR.1922, Jan. 3; 1929. 14
Placid (The) lake; by C. Dennée, op..
30, no. 4; pf. © Charles Dennée,
Brookline, Mass., as the author. R
1684, Jan. 17, 1929. ‘Sis
Placid (The) lake; by Homer N. Bart-
lett, op. 193, no. 1; pf. © John B. C.
Bartlett, New York, as the child of
the deceased author. R 1511, Dec.
15, 1928. 316
Pony race; by C. W. Krogmann, op.
15, arr. by C. Gritin [pseud. of Chas.
W. Greene]; violin and pf. © C. W.
Greene, Franklin, N. H., as the child
of the deceased author of the ar-
rangement. R 1730, Jan. 8, 1929.
oe
Premiére (La) étoile; par Théodore
Dubois; pf. © Charles Antoine Du-
bois, Paris, as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 1913, Jan. 3, 1929.
318
Pretty girl in gray; from The ex-
plorers, lyrics by Bert Leston Tay-
lor, music by W. H. Lewis. ©
Walter H. Lewis, Manchester, N. H.,
as the author of the music. R 1528,
Dec. 27, 1928. 319
Pretty (The) primrose; by EH. M.
Read; pf. © Edward M. Read, St.
Louis, as the author. R 1632, Jan.
3, 1929. 320
Primrose dance; by C. W. Krogmann,
op. 15, arr. by C. Grtin [pseud. of
Chas. W. Greene]; violin and pf.
© C. W. Greene, Franklin, N. H., as
the child of the deceased author of
the arrangement. R 1728, Jan. 8,
1929. 321
Prisoner of war; march and two-step,
composed by L. G. Muniz. © Louis
G. Muniz, New York, as the author
of the music. R 1410, Dec. 19, 1928.
oon
Processional march; by L. Ringuet;
pf., 4 hands. © Leon Ringuet, Hya-
cinthe, Quebec, Canada, as the au-
thor., R 1626, Jan. 3, 1929. 323
Pussy willow march; by Mrs. Crosby
Adams. © Juliette Graves Adams,
i. e., Mrs. Crosby Adams, Montreat,
N. C., as the author. R 1663, Dec.
28, 1928. 324
244
pt. Il, n. s., v. 24-
\d
‘
no. 2, 1929
Rainbow (The) ; by C. Dennée, op. 30,
no. 6; pf. © Charles Dennée, Brook-
line, Mass., as the author. RB 1686,
Jan. 17, 1929. 325
Rainbow (The) fairy; by C. W. Krog-
* mann, op. 15, arr. by C. Griin [pseud.
of Chas. W. Greene]; violin and pf.
© C. W. Greene, Franklin, N. H.,
as the child of the deceased author
of the arrangement. R 1726, Jan. 8,
1929. 326
Ravina (H.) Arabeske; ed. by A.
Foote; pf. © Arthur Foote, New-
ton Center, Mass., as the author of
the editing. R 1672, Jan. 17, 1929.
oat
Reapers (The) march; by E. M. Read;
pf. © Edward M. Read, St. Louis,
as the author. R 1629, Jan. 3, 1929.
328
Red, (The) red sarafan: introduction
and variations, by Ferdinand David,
op. 6; ed. and fingered by Henry
Schradieck; violin and pf. © J.
Alice Schradieck, Brooklyn, as the
widow of the author of the editing
and fingering. R 1481, Dec. 27, 1928.
f 329
Resurrection (The); sacred song, by
A. M. Foerster; high voice; with
cho. ad lib. © Adolph M. Foerster,
Pittsburgh, as the author. R 1461,
Dee. 8, 1928. ®330
Ring out, glad bells of Easter-tide;
Easter anthem, words by Josephine
A. Van Tassel, music by J. C. Bart-
lett; mixed voices, organ ace. ©
James C. Bartlett, Medfield, Mass.,
as the author of the music. R 1769,
)( Jan. -25,.,1929: SaL
Rise, glorious conqueror; anthem, by
C. B. Adams. © Carrie B. Adams,
Portland, Or. as the author. R
1798, Jan. 24, 1929. 332
Rise, glorious conqueror; Easter song,
words by Matthew Bridges, music
by A. Wooler. © Alfred Wooler,
Buffalo, as the author of the music.
R 1756, Jan. 25, 1929. 333
Robin’s’ (The) lullaby ; by C. W. Krog-
mann, Op. <15,, arr. by. .C.... Grin
[pseud. of Chas. W. Greene] ; violin
and pf. © C. W. Greene, Franklin,
N. H., as the child of the deceased
author of the arrangement. R 1734,
Jan. 8, 1929. 334
Rondo a la polka; by Josef Liw, op.
429, no. 1, ed. and fingered by L.
Oesterle; pf, 4 hands. © Louis
Oesterle, New York, as the author
42049—29—__8
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of the editing and fingering. R 1521,
Oct. 8, 1928. 335:
Rosamonde; by F. G. Rathbun; pf.
© Edna Rathbun, Tyringham, Mass.,.
as the widow of the author. R 1593,
Jan. 3, 1929. 336:
Roses et papillons; par Theodore Du-
bois; pf. © Charles Antoine Du-
bois, Paris, as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 1918, Jan. 3, 1929.
337
Rubinstein (Anton) Highteen two
part songs; translations by T.
Baker. © Theodore Baker, Leipzig,
as the author of the translations.
R 1507, Dec. 27, 1928. - 838:
Russian airs; by Warlamoff, for vio-
lin and pf. by Henri Wieniawski,
ed. and fingered by L. Lichtenberg.
© Leopold Lichtenberg, New York,
as the author of the editing and fin-
gering. R 1498, Dec. 27, 1928. 339
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) Les
Barbares; tragédie lyrique en 3
actes et un prologue, poéme de Vic-
torien Sardou et P. B. Cheusi, par-
tition pour chant et pf. réduite par
Georges Marty. © Séraphine Louise
de Wulf, Paris, as the widow of the
author of the arrangement. R 1973,
Jan. 8, 1929. 340
Désir d’amour (Deseo de amor) ;
poésie de D. Francisco Perpina;
bar. © Marie Laure Truffot, Puy-
ricard, France, as the widow of the
author of the music. R 1952, Jan.
3, 1929. 3841
— Elle; sonnet, poésie de Charles
Lecog. © Marie Laure Truffot,
Puyricard, France, as the widow of
the author of the music. R 1961,
Jan. 3, 1929. - 842.
Sanctus; response, music by E. S.
Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as the author. R 1778, Dec.
19, 1928. 343
Santa Claus guards; march, by C. W.
Krogmann, op. 15, arr. by ©. Griin
[pseud. of Chas. W. Greene] ; violin
and pf. © C. W. Greene, Franklin,
N. H., as the child of the deceased
author of the arrangement. R 1724,
Jan. 8, 1929. 344
Scaramouche; ecaprice, par Théodore
Lack, op. 210; pf. © Berthe Mar-
guerite Victorine Tissier, Paris, as
the widow of the author. R 1958,
Jan. 3, 1929. 345
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Scherzino; by H. A. Wollenhaupt, op.
29, no. 6, ed. and fingered by L.
Oesterle; pf. © Louis Oesterle,
New York, as the author of the edit-
ing and fingering. R 1487, Dec. 27,
1928. 346
Sea (The) is calling me; words by J.
T. Branen, music by H. W. Petrie.
© J. T. Branen, New York, as the
author of the words, and Julia C.
Petrie, Chicago, as the widow of the
author of the music. R 1900, Feb.
1, 1929. 347
Sea (The) is the home for me; words
by J. T. Branen, music by H. W.
Petrie. © J. T. Branen, New York,
as the author of the words, and
Julia C. Petrie, Chicago, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 1418, Dec. 20, 1928. 348
Secret (The); by L. J. O. Fontaine;
op. 19; pf. © L. J. Oscar Fontaine,
New Bedford, Mass., as the author.
R 1634, Jan. 3, 1929. 349
Send out Thy light; by Bernhard
Klein, arr. and adapted by C. B.
Hawley; cho. of men’s voices. ©
Hattie B. Hawley, Nyack, N. Y., as
the widow of the author of the ar-
rangement. R 1513, Dec. 17, 1928.
350
Sérénade de Milenka; poésie de Gus-
tave Lagye, musique de Jan Blockx;
a deux voix égales. © Anne Maxi-
milienne Gabrielle Collignon, Anvers,
Belgium, as the widow of the author
of the music. R 1906, Jan. 3, rae
3
Sérénade vénitienne; valse lente, par
Waldteufel; pf. © Henri Lucien
Gustave Waldteufel, St. Mande,
France, Louis René Jean Waldteu-
fel, Aulnay sous bois, France, and
Héléne Marie Victorine Berthe
Waldteufel, épouse de Charles Gus-
tave Henri Rolet, Paris, as the chil-
dren of the deceased author. R
1941, Jan. 3, 1929. 352
Severance; song, music by J. H. Rog-
ers; med. voice. © James H. Rog-
ers, Cleveland, as the author of the
music. R 1594, Jan. 3, 1929. 353
She’s mine to have and to hold; words
by Will A. Heelan, music by G. Ed-
wards. © Gus Edwards, New York,
as the author of the music. R 1659,
Jan. 11, 1929. 354
Shepard (Thomas G.) Sixteen short
responses; mixed voices. © Collins
Shepard Bell, Mt. Carmel, IIL, as
pt. 1, n. s., v. 24
all
the next of kin of the author of the
music. R 1490, Dec. 27, 1928. 355
Shepard’s reed-organ method; instruc-
tion book, by Thomas G. Shepard.
© Collins Shepard Bell, Mt. Carmel,
Iil., and Bertine Bell Obrecht, In-
dianapolis, as the next of kin of the
author, who is not living. R 1524,
Dec. 27, 1928. 356
Shepherd (The) and the nymph; for
voice and pf., music by Harry Pat-
terson Hopkins, op. 14, no. 4. ©
Harry P. Hopkins, Baltimore, as the
author of the music. R 15384, Dec.
27, 1928. 357
Shout (The) of victory; Haster an-
them, music by E. L. Ashford. ©
Hmma L. Ashford, Nashville, as the
author of the music. R 1797, Jan.
24, 1929. 358
Silent hearts; waltzes, by H. S&S.
Krouse, arr. by Maurice F. Smith;
orch. © H. Sylvester Krouse, New
York, as the author of the music.
R 1412, Jan. 4, 1929. 359
Sing aloud unto God, our strength; an-
them, music by C. Demarest; mixed
voices and organ. © Clifford De-
marest, Tenafly, N. J., as the author »
of the music. R 1495, Dec. 27, 1928.
360
Sing praises; full anthem, words from
Psalm 30, music by C. H. H. Booth;
mixed voices; pf. or organ acc. ©
Christopher Henry Hudson Booth,
New York, as the author of the mu-
sic. R 1654, Jan. 5, 1929. 361
Slumber (The) stream; words by H.
Boulton, music by H. Lohr. (Jn A
garland of song) © Harold Boul-
ton, London, as the author of the
words and Hermann Lohr, London,
as the author of the music. R 1477,
Nov. 10, 1928. 362
Solféges de concours; par A. Chapuis;
2 voix. © Auguste Chapuis, Paris,
as the author. R 1972, Jan. 3, 1929.
363
Song (The) I heard one Sunday morn;
words by Robert H. Brennen, music
by EH. H. Hilison [pseud. of J. H.
Ellis] © Jacob Henry Ellis, New
York, as the author of the music.
R 14138, Jan: 4, 1929. 364
Song (A) of hope; spring carol, text
by Mrs. George Archibald, music by
J.S. Fearis. © John 8. Fearis, Chi-
cago, as the author of the music... R
1776, Dec. 15, 1928. 365
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Song of the lilies; words and music
by S. Howard; high voice. © Stan-
ton Howard, New York, as the au-
thor. R 1462, Dec. 8, 1928. 366
Song (The) of the sea; words by H.
Boulton, music by H. Lohr. (Jn A
garland of song) © Harold Boul-
ton, London, as the author of the
words and Hermann Lohr, London,
as the author of the music. R 1470,
Nov. 10, 1928. 367
Song of the sea shell; by C. W. Krog-
mann, op. 15, arr. by C. Griin [pseud.
of Chas. W. Greene]; violin and pf.
© C. W. Greene, Franklin, N. H.,
as the child of the deceased author
of the arrangement. R 1725, Jan.
8, 1929. 368
Sonnambula (La): opera in 2 acts,
libretto by Felice Romani, essay on
story by H. E. Krehbiel, English ver-
sion by Natalia Macfarren, music by
Vincenzo Bellini: vocal sc. © Ma-
rie Krehbiel, New York, as the
widow of the author of the essay.
R 1488, Dec. 27, 1928. 369
Soupir (A sigh); valse lente, poem by
T. Salignac, music by Leo Stern,
English version by T. Baker: sop.
or ten.; in G. © Theodore Baker,
Leipzig, as the author of the trans-
lation. R 1523, Aug: 20, 1928. 3870
Sous les roses (Under the roses); by
H. S. Krouse. © H. Sylvester
Krouse, New York, as the author.
R 1417, Jan. 12, 1929. By gil
Souvenir de Haydn; by Hugo Léonard,
op. 2, and fingered by L. Lichten-
berg; violin and pf. © Leopold
Lichtenberg, New York, as the au-
thor of the editing and the fingering.
R 1492, Dee. 27, 1928. SG
Spring morning; by E. L. Ashford; pf.
© Emma Louise Ashford, Nashville,
as the author. R 1653, Jan. 3, 1929.
373
Springtime; rondo, by E. H. Bailey, op.
315; pf. © Eben H. Bailey, Ips
wich, Mass., as the author. R 1991,
Jan. 19, 1929. 374
Sprites of the glen: by C. Dennée, op.
30, no. 3; pf. © Charles Dennée,
Brookline, Mass., as the author. R
1683, Jan. 17, 1929. 375
Stand up, stand up for Jesus; hymn,
words by George Duffield, music by
A. Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Phila-
delphia, aS the author of the music.
R 1874, Feb. 1, 1929. 376
Stearns (C. C.) Nocturne; violin and
pf. © Florence B. Condy, Boston, as
the executor of the author. R 1996,
Jan. 19, 1929. 377
Still, still with Thee; hymn anthem,
music by G. A. Burdett; mixed
voices and organ. © George A. Bur-
dett, Newton Centre, Mass., as the
author of the music. R 1504, Dec.
27, 1928. 378
Still, still with Thee; hymn-anthem,
words by Harriet Beecher Stowe,
music by J. H. Rogers; mixed voices,
organ ace. © James H. Rogers,
Cleveland, as the author of the mu-
sic. ,, Ri 1751, Jan. 25,1929. 379
String quartet album for the young;
melodies from different countries,
arr. by E. Herrmann, op. 2; 2 vio-
lins, viola and violoncello. © Eduard
Herrmann, New York, as the author
of the arrangement. R 1503, Dec.
27, 1928. 380
Summer noon: by M. R. Lang, op. 37,
no. 4; med. voice. © Margaret
Ruthven Lang, Boston, as the au-
thor. R 1677, Jan. 17, 1929. 381
Summer winds; cho., music by D. S.
Smith; women’s voices. © David
Stanley Smith, New Haven, as the
author of the music. R 1579, Jan. 3,
1929. 382
Sun (The) goes down; hymn anthem,
arr. by Max Spicker; mixed voices
and organ. © Elizabeth Spicker
Elsner, New York, as the widow of
the author of the arrangement. R
1489, Dec. 27, 1928. 383
Sunbeams and shadows; tone poem, by
R. A. Keiser [i. e. R. A. K. King]
© Robert A. Keiser King, New York,
as the author. R 165%; Jan. 15,1929.
384
Sur le lac; barcarolle, par G. Falken-
berg; pf. © Georges Falkenberg,
Paris, as the author. R 1963, Jan.
3, 1929. 385
Sweet and low; poem by Tennyson, set
to music by S. Homer ; mezzo-sop. or
bar. © Sidney Homer, Bolton, N.
Y., as the author of the music. R
TCL, Jame 2a S29; 386
Sweet flower of Normandie; words by
William H. Gardner, music by A.
Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Philadel-
phia, as the author of the music.
R 1990, Dec. 26, 1928. 387
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Sweet Saloma ; serenade, words by Bob
Cole and J. W. Johnson, music by
Rosamond Johnson [i. e. J. Rosa-
mond Johnson] © James Weldon
Johnson and J. Rosamond Johnson,
New York, as one of the authors of
the words and the author of the mu-
sic. R 1416, Jan. 4, 1929. 388
Te Deum laudamus in F; music by
Thomas G. Shepard; mixed voices,
organ ace. © Bertine Bell Obrecht,
Indianapolis, and Collins Shepard
Bell, Wabash, Ill., as the next of kin
of the author of the music, who is
not living. R 1735, Jan. 19, 1929.
389
Teakettle song; by N. E. Swift, op. 16,
no. 4; pf. © Newton E. Swift, New
York, as the author. R 1576, Jan.
23, 1929. 390
Tell me, dearest maiden; poem by H.
Heine, music by W. D. Armstrong.
© William D. Armstrong, Alton, I]1.,
as the author of the music. R 1599,
Jan. 3, 1929. 391
Tema con variazioni; by A. Foote, op.
32; string quartette; in A min.
Arthur Foote, Newton Center, Mass.,
as the author. R 1669, Jan. 17, 1929.
392
They have taken away my Lord; duet,
music by H. L. Ashford; sop. and
alto. © Emma L. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as the author of the music. R
17738, Dec. 19, 1928. B33
Thomas (Charles Louis Ambroise)
Ouverture de Mignon; arr. par Er-
nest Alder; violon et pf. © Marie
Berthe Armandine Richelet, Mala-
koff, France, as the executor of the
author of the arrangement. R 1953,
Jan. 3, 1929. 394
Thought (A); by M. R. Lang, op. 37,
no. 1; med. voice. © Margaret
Ruthven Lang, Boston, as the author.
R 1674, Jan. 17, 1929. 395
Three-leaved clover; trio, words by
Arthur Macy, music by Frederic
Field Bullard; sop. 1, 2 and alto.
© Maud S. Bullard, So. Orleans,
Mass., as the widow of the author
of the music. R 1764, Jan. 25, 1929.
396
Thy voice is heard; poem by Tenny-
son, set to music by S. Homer;
mezzo-sop. or bar. © Sidney Homer,
Bolton, N. Y., as the author of the
music... RK 1718, Jan. , 25.1920 eo,
To spring; valse, par Waldteufel; pf.
© Henri Lucien Gustave Waldteufel,
pt. III, n. 8., v. 24
St. Mande, France, Louis René Jean
Waldteufel, Aulnay sous bois, France,
Héléne Marie Victorine Berthe Wald-
teufel, épouse de Charles Gustave
Henri Rolet, Paris, as the children
of the deceased author. R 1940, Jan.
3, 1929. 398
Treasures (The) of the sea are buried
deep; words by J. T. Branen, music ©
by H. W. Petrie. © J. T. Branen,
New York, as the author of the
words, and Julia C. Petrie, Chicago,
as the widow of the author of the
music. R 1411, Jan. 4, 1929. 399
Trickling brook; romance, by EH. H.
Bailey, op. 315; pf. © Eben H.
Bailey, Ipswich, Mass., as the au-
thor. R 1992, Jan. 19, 1929. 400
Trilliums (The); pt. song, poem by
Arlo Bates, music by A. Foote, op.
49, no. 1; women’s voices. © Ar-
thur Foote, Newton Center, Mass., as
the author of the music. R 1690,
Jan. 17, 1929. 401
Trusting in Thy love; words by Wil-
liam H. Gardner, music by A. Geibel;
low voice, in G. © Adam Geibel,
Philadelphia, as the author of the
music. R 1986, Dec. 26, 1928. 402
Tryste Noél; by M. R. Lang, op. 37,
no. 5; med. voice. © Margaret Ruth-
ven Lang, Boston, as the author. R
1678, Jan. 17, 1929. 403
Twilight murmurings; by Homer N.
Bartlett, op. 193; pf. © John B. C.
Bartlett, New York, as the child of
the deceased author. R 1516, Dec.
15, 1928. 404
Until God’s day: music by Dudley
Buck; sop. or ten., in G. © Helen
B. Buck, and Madeline Blossom, New
York, as the next of kin of the author
of the music, who is not living. R
1505, Dec. 27, 1928. 405
Uplifted voices; words by James B.
Thompson, music by A. Geibel; fe-
male voices. © Adam Geibel, Phila-
delphia, as the author of the music.
R 1872, Feb. 1, 1929. 406
Valse brillante; by A. Whiting; pf.
© Arthur Whiting, New York, as the
author. R 1480, Dec. 27, 1928. 407
Valse capricante; par Théodore Lack,
op. 208; pf. © Berthe Marguerite
Victorine Tissier, Paris, as the
widow of the author. R 1954, Jan.
oy 1929. 408
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Valse en sourdine; par A. Perilhou;
pf. © Albert Perilhou, Tain, Drome,
France, as the author. R 1978, Jan.
3, 1929. 409
Valse éphémére; par Théodore Lack,
op. 209; pf. © Berthe Marguerite
Victorine Tissier, Paris, as the
widow of the author. R 1957, Jan.
3, 1929. 410
Valse fileuse; par Théodore Lack, op.
207; pf. © Berthe Marguerite Vic-
torine Tissier, Paris, as the widow of
the author. R 1956, Jan. 3, 1929.
‘ 411
Valse lente; par L. Masson; fitite et
pf. © Louis Masson, Paris, as the
author. R 1966, Jan. 3, 1929. 412
Vesper bells: by C. W. Krogmann, op.
15, arr. by C. Griin [pseud. of Chas.
W. Greene]; violin and pf. © C. W.
Greene, Franklin, N. H., as the child
of the deceased author of the ar-
rangement. R 1731, Jan. 8, 1929.
413
Vision (La) de Dante; poéme sym-
phonique en trois chants, un pro-
logue et un épilogue, poésie de Eu-
géne et Edouard Adenis, musique de
R. Brunel. © Raoul Brunel, Paris,
as the author of the music. R 1920,
Jan. 3, 1929. 414
Vita nostra plena bellis (Mortal life
is full of battle) ; motet, Latin hymn
of Alanus Insulanus, tr. by John
Hayes, music by A. Foote, op.
47; mixed voices, a capella. © Ar-
thur Foote, Newton Center, Mass.,
as the author of the music. R 1670,
Jan. 17, 1929. 415
Waldmere: march, by F. H. Losey;
orch. © Frank Hoyt Losey, Erie,
Pa., as the author. R 1871, Jan. 30,
1929. 416
Wayside (The) flower; by Homer N.
Bartlett, op. 193, no. 3; pf. © John
B. C. Bartlett, New York, as the
child of the deceased author. R
1514, Dee. 15, 1928. 417
Weg (Der) zum herzen;: gavotte, von
P. Lincke; orch. © Paul Lincke,
Berlin, as the author. R 1898, Feb.
1, 1929. 418
Welcome happy morning; Easter carol,
words by V. Fortunatus, tr. by John
Ellerton, music by E. S. Hosmer;
mixed voices, organ acc. © Elmer
S. Hosmer, Providence, R. I., as the
author of the music. R 1750, Jan.
25, 1929. 419
When de debble comes ’round; words
by R. H. Phillips, music by H. T.
Burleigh. © Harry T. Burleigh,
New York, as the author of the mu-
sic. R 1740, Jan. 9, 1929. 420
When love is young; by H. Engel-
mann, op. 452; pf., 4 hands. ©
Marie C,. Engelmann, Burholme, Pa.,
as the widow of the author. R 1609,
Jan. 3, 1929. 421
When the band plays ragtime; words
by J. W. Johnson, music by Bob
Cole. © James W. Johnson, New
York, as the author of the words.
R 1656, Jan. 16, 1929. 422
When we were twenty-one; waltzes,
by M. H. Kohn; pf. © Milton H.
Kohn, Newark, N. J., as the author.
R 1903, Jan. 8, 1929. 423
Whip and spur; by F. A. Franklin;
pf. © Frederic A. Franklin, Fred-
ericksburg, Va., as the author. R
1646, Jan. 3, 1929. 424
Whispered (A) vow; song, music by
W. P. Hartwell-Jones. © Paulina
M. MHartwell-Jones, Brondesbury,
England, as the widow of the author
of the music. R 1619, Jan. 3, 1929.
425
White wavelets; words by H. Boulton,
music by H. Lohr. (Jn A garland
of song) © Harold Boulton, Lon-
don, as the author of the words and
Herman Lohr, London, as the author
of the music. R 1472, Nov. 10, 1928.
426
Wilt plead for me; hymn anthem, mu-
sic by J. H. Tenney. © Alice P.
Tenney, Ipswich, Mass., as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 1770, Dec. 14, 1928. 427
With giowing heart I’d praise Thee;
hymn anthem, words by F. S. Key,
music by J. S. Fearis. © John S.
Fearis, Chicago, as the author of
the music. R 1785, Dec. 14, 1928.
428
Woodland (The) path; by Homer N.
Bartlett, op. 193, no. 4; pf. © John
B. C. Bartlett, New York, as the
child of the deceased author. R
1515, Dec. 15, 1928. 429
Woodland town: words by H. Boul-
ton, music by H. Lohr. (In A gar-
land of song) © Harold Boulton,
London, as the author of the words
and Hermann Lohr, London, as the
author of the music. R 1475, Nov.
10, 1928. 430
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Yachting glee; four-part song, words | Young America; march, by Richard
by S. Virginia Levis, music by A. Goerdeler; pf. 4 hands. © Wil-
Geibel; male voices. © Adam Gei- helmina C. A. Goerdeler, Brooklyn,
bel, Philadelphia, as the author of as the widow of the author. R 1628,
the music. R 1982, Dee. 26, 1928. Jan. 3, 1929. 433
431
F 3 Shetals Young America march; by Richard
You'se sweet to yo! mammy jes. de Goerdeler : pf. © Wilhelmina C. *
same; words by Bob Cole and J. ' Goerdeler, Brooklyn, as the widow
W. Johnson, music by Rosamond .
Johnson eae ie Tohono) of the author. R 1640, Jan. 3, —
James W. Johnson, New York, as
one of the authors of the words, and | Yuletide bells; by H. L. Ashford; pf.
J. Rosamond Johnson, New York, © Emma Louise Ashford, Nashville,
as the author of the music. R 1899, as the author. R 1648, Jan. 3, 1929.
Feb. 1, 1929. 432 435
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Noticr.—When the nationality of the composer is not
Apeecfcecolty the title
entry, it is to be understood that he is a citizen of the United States.
A gli amici cari; polka, di Giovanni
Gioviale, of Italy. [Melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 21, 1929; E unp. 4926;
Giovanbattista Rizzo, Brooklyn.
4578
A la ceagna; marche, par Spéranza-
Camusat, of France; orch. pts., with
pf. eonductor. 4to. Dec. 31,
1928; 1 ec. Mar. 8, 1929; Hi for. 3075;
Choudens, Paris. 4579
A ia fontaine; by H. Meyerowitz;
celesta and salon ensemble ; complete
sc. © 1 -e. Mar. 27, 1929; E unp.
5121; Harry Meyerowitz, New York.
4580
A te kis kertedben; zenéjét szerzé,
ifbb Berkes Béla, of Hungary.
[Melody only] © 1 c¢ Mar. 22,
1929; E unp. 5020; Béla Berkes, jr.,
Budapest, Hungary. 4581
Abbandunata; Neapolitan song, lyric
and music by A. A. Egidj. ©le.
Mar. 28, 1929; E unp. 5137; Arnaldo
Armando Egidj, Brooklyn. 4582
Accordéoniste (L’) virtuose; 12 grands
suecés, pour accordéon chromatique,
alr. Ou composés par Harold de
Bozi, of France. 4to. © Dee. 31,
1928; 1 ec. Mar. 21, 1929; Ei for. 3483;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 4583
Accordion blue jazz breaks; by Pietro
Deiro, of Italy, domiciled at New
York; accordion. © Mar. 10, 1929;
2c. Mar. 16; E pub. 4284; O. Pa-
gani & bro., New York. 4584
Ach die liebe; slow-fox, aus Die frau
in gold, worte von Leopold Jacob-
son u. Bruno Hardt-Warden, musik
von Michael Krausz, of Hungary,
klavier arr. von Otto Lindemann.
© Feb. 26, 1929; 1 ¢. Mar. 20; E
for. 3159; Drei masken verlag, a. g.,
Berlin. 4585
Ach, sieh’ doch nur den Zeppelin;
marschlied, text von G. Doerner,
musik von Albin Rall, of Germany.
© Dee. 21, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 13, 1929;
E for. 3276; Georg Doerner, Wiesba-
den, Germany. 4586
Actions (The) of the just; unison
song, words by James Shirley, music
by U. Greville, of Great Britain.
London, J. Curwen & sons, ltd. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Mar. 16, 1929; 1 ce. Mar. 14; E
for. 3357; Ursula Greville, Gerrards
Cross, Bucks, England. 4587
Adelaide; words and music by H.
Thies and Joe Brattain; pf. © Mar.
2, 1929; 2 ce: Mar. 2; E pub. 4113;
Henry Thies, Cincinnati. 4588
Adellina; words and music by L.
Morse. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ec. Mar. 1, 1929; E unp. 4765;
Lee Morse, New York. 4589
Adios Maruca; bolero, words and mu-
sic by R. Hernandez. © 1c. Mar.
22, 1929; EH unp. 4959; Rafael Her-
nandez, New York. 4590
Adon Olom; ancient liturgical words,
music by Z. Zilberts, op. 38, no. 3;
bar. solo and cho., with organ or
pf. ace. New York, Bloch pub. co.
4to. © Nov. 30, 1928; 2 ec. Mar. 5,
1929; E pub. 3888; Zavel Zilberts,
New York. 4591
Adventure; unison song for boys,
words by Margaret G. Rhodes, mu-
sic by George Rathbone, of Great
Britain. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Mar. 14, 1929; 1c.
Mar. 13; E for. 3003; Novello & co.,
ltd., London. 4592
’AepotAavo (T’); from Kikh-koko, words
and musie by Yianni D. Komnino,
of Italy. © Dec. 23, 1928; 1 c. Mar.
16, 1929; E for. 3362; Alector pub.
co., New York. 4593
After all you’ve told me, I find that
I loved in vain; words and music
by R. M. Verona. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Mar. 23, 1929; E
unp. 5026; Ray M. Verona, Chicago.
4594
After I get your loving Joycine; words
and music by Everett Linwood
Burke. ©1c. Jan. 24, 1929; E unp.
4637; Elizabeth Joycine Burke, Pat-
erson. 4595
201
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4596
pt. I, n. s., v. 24
After thinking it over; lyric by Benny | Alibi boy; lyrics and music by John
Davis, music by Carmen Lombardo.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Mar. 138, 1929; E unp. 4875; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 4596
Afterwhile; words and music by D. M.
Elder. [Chords, single staff] ©
1 ce Mar. 9;°1929;-E unp. 4520;
Dorothy M. Elder, Philadelphia.
/ 4597
Agitato dramatico; par F. Salabert,
of France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor and ist violins conductor.
4to. © Feb. 25, 1929: 1 ¢. Mar. 21;
E for. 3445; Francis Salabert, Paris.
4598
Aigle (L’); extrait des chansons de
Leilah, par Alexandre Georges, arr.
par FE. Salabert, of France; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor and ist vio-
lin conductor. 4to. © Feb. 25,
1929; 1 e@. Mar. 21; HB for. 3452;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 4599
Airs russes; by Henri Wieniawski,
transeribed by Fritz Kreisler, of
Austria, domiciled at New York;
violin and pf. © Jan. 14, 1929; 2c.
Mar. 8; E pub. 4018; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 4600:
Alabama (The) flood; words and mu-
sic by Jack Waite. © 1c Mar. 20,
1929; EK unp. 4889; Bibo-Lang inc.,
New York. 4601
Alabama mistreater; words and mu-
sic by Cow Cow Davenport [pseud.
of Charles Davenport] [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 13, 1929;
E unp. 3695; State st. music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 4602
Alabammy snow; words by Billy Rose,
music by Lee David. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Mar. 13, 1929;
E unp. 4876; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 4603
Album leaf; by Adam Carse, of Great
Britains’ of. (O- Fan. 1, 1929 ec.
Feb. 11; E for. 3500; Augener, Itd.,
London. 4604
Alfred Pingouin; fox trot chanté, pa-
roles de Nazelles, musique de Hlek
Nyitrai, of Hungary. © Dec. 31,
1928 2°. ef Nar: 15," 1920 er for,
3189; Publications Francis-Day, s. a.,
Paris. 4605
Alhambra; Spanish serenade, ridu-
zione per orchestrina con pf. con-
duttore e violino 1. conduttore, de
Alessandro Cardoni, of Italy; pts.
4to. © Mar. 15, 1929; 1c. Mar: 16;
BH for. 3152; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
4606
Life LaMonte. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1929;
E unp. 4866; Marguerite Sisson La-
Monte, Columbus, O. 4607
All alone and blue; words and music
by F. J. Hemerlein; pf. © 1c. Mar.
5, 1929; E unp. 4339; Franklin J.
Hemerlein, Los Angeles. 4608:
All because I love you; words by R.
Bickford, music by Larry EH. Gof-
fin. [Words and melody only] ©
1 c. Mar. 16, 1929; E unp. 4772;
Roberta Bickford, San Diego, Calif.
4609:
All I have are my dreams of you;
words and music by Larry Fish, jr.
fi. e. L. C. Fish, jr.] [Words and
melody only] © 1. Mar. 2, 1929;
E unp. 4212; Lawrence C. Fish, jr.,
Brooklyn. 4610:
All I want is ’ittle ootsie 00; words:
and music by Frazer, Mac [pseud.
of Harry McClintock] and Lennie
[pseud. of Leonard Whitcup]; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by Anthony
J. Franchini. © Jan. 23, 1929; 2 ce.
Jan. 24; E pub. 2929; Bibo-Lang,,.
inc., New York. 4611
Ali in King George’s time; in the man--
ner of a folk song, words by Carrie
Stern, music by Beatrice MacGowan.
Scott. 1. Low voice, in F.—2. High
voice, in G. © Dec. 27, 1928; 2 c..
each Jan. 17, 1929; E pub. 2771, 2772;
Dean-Phillips, Chicago. 4612, 4613:
All night long; waltz, words by J..
Seidor, music by M. Jacobi and J..
Peto. [Words and melody only] ©
1c Mar. _5,.1929;, EH ounpl) 4256.
Juluis Seidor, Martin Jacobi, and
Juluis Peto, Cleveland. 4614
Allegri ballerini; mazurka, by A. Rug-
gieri;. :pf:, ©.,Jan.. 25, 192895. 29 ¢
Mar. 20; E pub. 4442; Alexander
Ruggieri, Chester, Pa. 4615
Allegro molto moderato; extrait du:
1°" quatuor en ut mineur, par Ga-
briel Fauré, op. 15, transcription
et arr. par F. Salabert, of France ;:
oreh. pts., with pf. conductor and
1st violin conductor. © Feb. 25,
1929: 1 c. Mar. 21; H for! S485;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 4616
Allende (P. Humberto) Deux pré-
ludes; pour pf., par P. Humberto:
Allende; of Chile. © Dee. 31, 1928;
1 ¢@ Mar. 8, 1929; E for. 3069; Edi-
tions Maurice Senart, Paris. 4617
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
Allo! allo! chéri; fox trot, de Réne
Sylviano, arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor, Ist violins conductor and words.
4to. © Feb. 25, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 21;
E for. 3481; Francis Salabert, Paris.
4618
Alone in a crowd; waltz, words by
Philip Seeley, music by Fred BEli-
zalde, of Spain; pf. and ukulele acc.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Feb. 28, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 14; E for.
3012; Cambridge music co., ltd., Lon-
don. 4619
Alte flimische volkslieder; aus den
Scuterliedekens 1556, 15 dreistim-
mige liedsiitze, hrsg. von Wilhelm
Blanke, of Germany. S8vo. © Dec.
28, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 13, 1929; E for.
3235; Georg Kallmeyer verlag, Wol-
fenbiittel, Germany. 4620
Always stick to the one that you loved;
words by F. Kane, music by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
© 1 c. Mar. 9; 1929: F unp. 4531;
Fred Kane, Norwood Park, Ill.
4621
Always two lovers; words and music
by J. Tallariti. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Mar. 2, 1929; E unp.
4236; Joseph Tallariti, Tacoma.
4622
Am I a passing fancy, or am I the
one in your dreams? words and mu-
sic by Abner Silver, Al Sherman and
Al Lewis; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Mar. 25, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 26; E pub.
4596; Arthur Behim music corp.,
New York. 4623
-Amarantina; paso-doble, par José M.
Lucchesi, of Brazil; orch. pts., with
words and pf. conductor. 4to.
ec. 31, 1928: 1 c¢ Mar. Zi, 1929;
E for. 3417; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 4624
-Amatchi baita; valse basque, par Gil
dq’ Azil, of France; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. ©. Dec. 831,
aes: 4 ¢.. Mar. 1. 1929: i. fer.
3182; Editions Cicada, Paris. 4625
Amber eyes; intermezzo, by Hermann
Lohr, of Great Britain; pf. © Feb.
21, 1929; 1 ec. Mar. 1; E for. 2944;
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 4626
America, beloved land; words by Ber-
tha Galland, music by M. Levitzki.
© 1c. Mar. 9, 1929; E unp. 4539;
Mischa Levitzki, New York. 4627
4639
American (An) romance; trip from
New York to Hawaii, operetta, li-
bretto, music and words by Michael
Lauro, collaborator Richard Merri-
field. © 1c. Mar. 19, 1929; D unp.
27472; Michael Lauro, Brooklyn.
4628
Americans we; march, by Henry Fill;
more. 4to. 1. Band pts. with solo
cornet conductor.—2. Orch. pts. ©
Mar. 11, 1929; 2 c. each Mar. 14;
E pub. 4260, 4261; Fillmore bros. ¢o.,
Cincinnati. 4629, 4630
America’s emblem; words by W. L.
Colby, music by R. P. Kelley. ©1ce.
Mar. 2, 1929; EK unp. 4224; Robert P.
Kelley and Walter Lincoln Colby,
Boston. 4631
Amfitheatrof (Daniele) Andante; per
violoncello o violino e pf., di D.
Amfitheatrof, of Italy. © Mar. 18,
1929; 1 ¢c. Mar. 19; HE for. 3334;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 4632
Amor de Torero; paso-doble flamenco,
por A. M. Garza; pf. © 1c. Mar.
21, 1929; E unp. 4936; Alfredo M.
Garza, San Antonio. 4633
Amour (L’) dans les roses; valse Bos-
ton, de la revue En pleine jeunesse,
paroles de Léo Leliévre et Fernand
Rouvray, musique de Alex Thomas,
of France. © Feb. 25, 1929; 1 c.
Mar. 21; E for. 3487; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. 4634
Angel eyes; words and music by K.
Schen. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 22, 1929; E unp. 5000;
Kathyrn Schen, Chicago. 4635
Angile; canzonetta abruzzese, versi e
musica di P. Sciascia. 4to. [Words
and melody only] © Mar. 9, 1929;
2 c. Mar. 25; E pub. 4539; Pasquale
Sciascia, Philadelphia.
Anne; words and music by EH. H.
Breuer. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1929; E unp. 4365;
Edwin Eugene Breuer, Champaign,
Ill. 4637
Answer (The) song; lyrics and music
by 1.: Frank. © 1.c: Mar. 8; 1929;
E unp. 4493; Ivan Frank, New York.
4638
Ant Nemuno kranto; duetas ant pf.,
zodziai ir muzika J. A. Zemaitio. ©
Jan. 31, 1929; 2 c. Feb: 6; EH pub.
4258; John A. Zemaitis, Shenandoah,
Pa. 4639
203
4636 .
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4640
Antiphonale romano-seraphicum pro
horis diurnis ; a sacra rituum congre-
gatione recognitum et approbatum
atque auctoritate, editum, Bonaven-
turae Marrani, of Italy. S8vo.
Dée. 1; 19283) e? Tan.” 18; +1929 ;
A—Foreign 1524; Desclée & cGie.,
Paris. 4640
Anything to hold your baby; words
and music by Con Conrad, Sidney
D. Mitchell and Archie Gottler.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Mar. 12, 1929; E unp. 4626; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc., New
York. 4641
Apasionado; words and music by I. M.
Valle, of Mexico, domiciled at Chi-
cago; pf. © 1 ¢. Mar. 9,°1929;> BH
unp. 4512; Ignacio M. Valle, Chi-
cago. 4642
Apocalypse (L’) de Saint Jean; trois
tableaux d’aprés la Bible, pour soli
et cho., poéme de Héléne Naville et
Jacques de la Presle,.musique de J.
de la Presle, of France. 4to. ©
Keb. 20, 1929;,.1 ¢. Mar. 15;,.E for.
38202; Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris.
4643
April eyes; 3 pt. cho., words by Percy
Cochran, music by Jesse Van Camp, ,
arr. by De Loss Smith; women’s
voices, .-4to.. © Peb. 25,°1929 2 ¢.
Mar. 11; E pub. 4144; Fillmore bros.
co., Cincinnati. 4644
Are you coming out to-night; words
and music by J. W. Purchler; pf. ©
1c. Mar. 11, 1929; E unp. 4585; Jo-
seph William Purchler, Mt. Vernon,
ING cs 4645
Argentinéa; fox-stomp, de Harold de
Bozi, of France; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928;
1c. Mar. 21, 1929; E for. 3422; Hdi-
tions Max Eschig, Paris. 4646
Arizona blues; words and music by
Spencer Williams. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Feb. 11, 1929;
E unp. 8626; Georgia music ¢o., New
York. 4647
Arkansas, the wonder state; words and
music by A. M. Hutton. © 1 e. Dec.
15, 1928; E unp. 38100; Allen M.
Hutton, Van Buren, Ark. 4648
Arm in arm; intermezzo, by Hugo
Felix, orch. by Walter C. Schad,
organ notation by Emil Velazco;
orch. ‘pts; ©’ Mar. 5, 1929 2 7e.
Mar. 14; E pub. 4287; Crawford
music corp., New York. 4649
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
—
Arm these Thy soldiers, mighty Lord;
4 pt. cho., words by Christopher
Wordsworth, music by John Hyatt
Brewer; men’s voices. © Mar. 28,
1929; 2 c. Mar. 27; E pub. 4610;
Harold Flammer, inc., New York.
4650
Armes (Hin) midi; tango, text von
Fritz Rotter, musik von Stephan
Weiss, of Austria. © Dec. 7, 1928;
1 :e., Mar.13; (19295. Hh termiaseage:
Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herz-
mansky), Leipzig. 4651
Arrabal; tango milonga, letra y musica
de J. Bohr, of Germany, domiciled at
New York. © Dec. 10, 1928; 2 ©.
Dec. 22; E pub. 2966; Jose Bohr,
New York. 4652
Arrivée (L’) des hirondelles; par Mau-
rice Pesse, of France; pf. © Feb.
20, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 15; E for. 3187;
Durand et cie., Paris. 4653.
As the sun goes down; theme song to
The burgomaster of Stilemonde,
words by Patrick K. Heale, musi¢e by
Fred Elizalde, of Spain. © Feb. 7,
1929;""T"e Mar. 142° for ar 40e
Cavendish music co., London. 4654
As U-R—as U-B, Anna Lee you suit me
to a T; words and music by G. A.
Hadley. © 1c. Mar. 26, 1929; B
unp. 5090; George A. Hadley, Den-
ver. 4655
As well as I remember; words by J.
Bettencourt, music by Chester
Escher; ist violin. © 1c Mar. 18,
1929; E unp. 4654; Jack Bettencourt,
Meridian,. Calif. 4656
Ashes of love; waltz, lyric by Monty
Siegel, music by Chas. Rosoff, arr.
by Joseph Nussbaum; dance orch.
pts. “4to.; © Mar... 0, Doze
Mar. 14; E pub. 4520; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. ° 4657
Ashes of my dreams; words and musie
by Leonard Ceeley [pseud. of L. R.
Ceiley], of Great Britain, domiciled
at New York. © 1c. Mar. 26, 1929;
E unp. 5102; Leonard Robert Ceiley,
New York. 4658
Ask me not again; words by Marjorie
Feltham, music by Hubert Brown,
of Great Britain. © Mar. 4, 1929;
1 ce. Mar. 8; E for. 2954; Chappell &
co., ltd., London. 4659
At last my dream has come true;
words by Mrs. Anson Sherman, mu-
sic by Phil Starr. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Mar. 2, 1929;
unp. 4243; Florence Sherman, Fay-
etteville, N. Y. 4660:
254
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nd. 5, 1929
4682
At the angels ball; words by A. G. | Auf dem chimborasso; amerikanisches
Skinner, music by Clarke Parker
Tate. [Words and melody only] ©
l+e. Mar. 25, 1929; E unp. 5059;
Agnes Gertrude Skinner, Memphis,
Tenn. 4661
At the end of a winding trail; waltz
song, words, music and ukulele arr.
by F. F. Hassett; in C. ©1c. Mar.
11, 1929; E unp. 4641; Frank F.
Hassett, Everett, Mass. 4662
At the end of the day; fox trot, words
by M. De La Fuente, music by Sol
Gransie and M. De La Fuente.
{Words and melody only] ©le.
Mar. 2, 1929; E unp. 4214; Maurice
De La Fuente, New York. 4663
At the journey’s end, with you; lyric
by Pat Ballard [pseud. of F. D. Bal-
lard], music by Tom L. Waring.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Mar. 26, 1929; E unp. 5094; Francis
Drake Ballard, New York. 4664
At the spinet; minuet, by Elizabeth
Clarke [pseud. of Chas. J. Roberts]
op. 2, arr. by Chas. J. Roberts; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
Dec. 4, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 11, 1929; HB
pub. 3378; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 4665
At the waters edge, just edging around;
lyric by Sam Lewis and Joe Young,
music by Ted Fiorito; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © Feb. 26, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
1; E pub. 3799; Remick music corp.,
New York. 4666
Atlantica; overture, par José M. Luc-
chesi, of Brazil; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1928; 1
ec. Mar. 21, 1929; E for. 8425; Edi-
tions Max Eschig, Paris. 4667
Au revoir, till we meet again; part-
song, words by H. L. H., music by
Franz Behr, ed. and arr. by Frederic
H. Ripley and Harry L. Harts; sop.
and alto, with bass ad lib. 4to. ©
Heb. 13; 1929;.2. ¢. Mar. 12; BE pub.
4453; White-Smith music pub. co.,
Boston. 4668
Aubade basque; recueillie et harmo-
nisée par Julien Tiersot, of France.
(Mélodies populaires des provinces
de France, 9° série, no. 89) © Dec.
31, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 8, 1929; E for.
3100; Heugel, Paris. 4669
Audition blues; by G. N. Terry; pf.
© Feb. 5, 1929; 2 ce. Mar. 2; E pub.
3833; Gotham music service, inc.,
New York. 4670
intermezzo, one step, text und musik
von Giinter Joachim, of Germany;
salon-orch. pts., with special arrange-
ment for jazzband, and pf. conductor.
4to. © Mar. 7, 1927; 1 c. Feb. 26,
1929; E for. 2892; Imuver-verlag,
Paul Przetak, Charlottenburg, Ger-
many. 4671
Aunque no pueda vivir sin ti; Cuban
song, lyrics by Adolf Utrera, music
by N. Menendez, of Cuba, domiciled
at New York. ©1c. Mar. 15, 1929;
E unp. 4869; Nilo Menendez, New
York. 4672
Auréole; by Ed. Poldini, of Hungary,
op. 112, no. 3; pf. © Dec. 17, 1928;
2 c. Dec. 19; E pub. 2350; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 4673
Aus winkeln und gassen; grosses pot-
pourri, aus alten u. neuen volksmelo-
dien, von Fritz Hannemann, of Ger-
many. 1. Blasmusik.—2. Bando-
neon.—3. Salon-orch., mit pf. direk-
tion u. text. © Nov. 11, 1928; 1 ¢.
each Mar. 13, 1929; E for. 3304,
3308, 3309; P. J. Tonger, Cologne/Rh.,
Germany. 4674-4676
Ave Maria; de Jules Walter, arr. par
Julien Falk, of France; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Jan.
20, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 8; E for. 3041;
C. Joubert et cie., Paris. 4677
Ave Maria; English text and music by
G. Romilli; med. voice. [Hnglish
and Latin text] © Jan. 28, 1929;
2 ec. Mar. 8; E pub. 4020; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 4678
Ave Maria; English text and music
by George Bagby; high voice.
[Latin and English text] © Mar. 2,
1929 7"2"e. ‘Mar.’ 8: HY pub: 39914 Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 4679
Ave Maria; words, Latin prayer, music
by L. Loehr [i. e. M. L. Loehr] ©
1c. Jan. 7, 1929; E unp. 4769; Mal-
vina Louise Loehr, Florence, Italy.
4680
Aviator’s dream; words by L. Dosdall,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Mar. 22, 1929;
E unp. 4969; Laura Dosdall, Bay
City, Wis. 4681
Aviators (The) song; words and mu-
sic by M. V. Smith. New-York City,
Frank Harding music house. ©
Mar. 11, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 14; E pub.
4435; Maria Vrooman Smith, New
York. 4682
259
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4683
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
A-wa-na-y; waltz-ballad, words and
music by G. A. Hadley. © 1c. Mar.
26, 1929; E unp. 5091; George A.
Hadley, Denver. 4683
Away out west; words and music by
Jimmie Smith [i. e. J. L. Smith.
Words and melody only] © 1«.
Mar. 5, 1929; E unp. 4279:.. J...
Smith, Tujunga, Calif. 4684
Baby and me; words and music by B.
J.. Davidson... [Photostat], © 1 e.
Mar. 5, 1929; E unp. 4253; Bruce
J. Davidson, Marseilles, I11. 4685
Baby feet; fox trot lullaby, words and
music by EH. H. Humble. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. Mar. 13,
1929; E unp. 4689; Edwin H. Hum-
ble, Chicago. 4686
Baby I still love you; words by M. S.
Voss, muSie by Chester Escher.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Mar. 6, 1929; E unp. 4407; Marie
Shirley Voss, Dumont, Ia. 4687
Baby mine; words and music by H. F.
Sands; pf. and ukulele ace. ©1e.
Mar. 7, 1929; E unp. 4421; H. F.
Sands, Chicago. 4688
Baby Nell; words by M. Williams, mu-
sie by Phil Starr. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1e. Mar. 9, 1929; E
unp. 4532; Myzelle Williams, Ca-
milla, Ga. 4689
Baby one; words and music by C.
Smiley. © 1c. Mar. 12, 1929; E
unp. 4645; Chas. Smiley, Paris, Tex.
4690
Baby’s awake now; from Spring is
here, words by Lorenz Hart, music
by Richard Rodgers; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Mar. 14, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 16;
E pub. 4386; Harms, inc., New York.
4691
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Adagio;
from organ toccata in C, transcribed
by William Murdoch, of Great Brit-
ain; violin and pf. © Feb. 19, 1929;
1 ec. Mar. 16; E for. 3136; Schott &
co., Itd., London. 4692
Arioso; arr. by Frank Louis Tay-
lor, of Great Britain; violin and pf.
(In Violinist’s treasury. v. 3) ©
Sept.°14, 1928; 1 ec. Nov. 23; E for.
897; Alfred Lengnick & co., Iltd.,
London. 4693
Bourrée; arr., ed., fingered and
bowed by James Brown, of Great
Britain; violin and pf. © Mar. 25,
1929" Te. War. 2620) for.” soa:
Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 4694
Fifty classie masterpieces for vio--
lin and piano; Bach to Haydn, com-
piled by Karl Rissland. vy. 1.
Mar. 15, 1929; 2 ¢. and aff. Mar.
18; AA 11731; Oliver Ditson co.,.
Boston. 4695
Passepied ; arr., ed., fingered and
bowed by James Brown, of Great
Britain; violin and pf. © Mar. 25,
19295: c.! Mar. 26; oH formisaie:
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 4696
Sicilienne; from 2nd snoata for
flute and pf., arr. by William Mur-
doch, of Great Britain; pf. © Feb.
19, 1929; tc. Mar...16 :. Ei for, ease :
Schott & co., ltd., London. 4697
Bachelor’s (The) dream; words and
music by P. A. G. Quinn; pf. ©
1 c. Mar. 6, 1929; E unp. 4301; Pat-
rick Aloysius George Quinn, Fair-
view Village, O. 4698
Baci di primavera; mazurka, di Vin-
cenzo Paladino, of Italy, domiciled
at New York. [Melody only] ©
1c. Mar. 21, 1929; E unp. 4922; Gio-
vanbattista Rizzo, Brooklyn. 4699
Back to that old silver screen; waltz
song, words and music by H. Kelly;
pf. ace, with ukulele arr. by T.
Kahana. Pittsburgh, Kelly & Cohn.
© Mar. 27, 1929; 2 ec Mar. 28; B
pub. 4685; Ella Kelly, New York.
4700
Back to the land of broken dreams;
words and musie by Ray Wencil [i.
e. R. H. Wencil] Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Mar. 6, 1929; B
unp. 4281; Raymond Henry Wencil,
Chicago. 4701
Backe, backe, kuchen; 2. kinderlieder-
potpourri, fiir bandonion, original-
tonart, von Carl Robrecht, of Ger-
many, arr. von W. Porschmann, of
Germany. © Noy. 20, 1928; 1 ¢.
Mar. 138, 1929; E for. 3263; Hein-
richshofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Ger-
many. 4702
Badinage; by William T. Timmings;
organ. © Mar. 18, 1929; 2 ec. Mar.
20; E pub. 4507; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 4703
Bagatelles; par Filip Lazar, of Ru-
mania; pf. no. 1-8. © June 5, 1928;
1c. June 28; E for. 3491; Durand
et. cie., Paris. 4704
Bailey (William S.) Fantasy; 2 pfs.,
4 hands. © Jan. 19, 1929; 2 ec. Mar.
12; EB pub. 4457; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. 4705
256
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
4725
walie (Michael William) Bohemian
girl; cavatina and chorus, arr. by
P. Tucciarone; 2 violins and pf.
New York City, Pat progressive ed.
co. © Feb. 15, 1929: 2 c. Feb. 16;
EK pub. 4841; Pasquale Tucciarone,
New York. 4706
Ballangrud ; foxtrot, tekst: Einar Fag-
stad, musikk: Kare Ingemann Ped-
ersen, of Norway: pf. © Feb. 9,
1929; 1 ec. Mar. 1; E for. 2929; Norsk
musikforlag, Oslo, Norway. 4707
Band fundamentals; by C. Webber;
solo and ist B flat cornets or trum-
pets. obl. 24mo. © Feb. 15, 1929;
2 c. Mar. 18; E pub. 4845; Carl
Webber, Bartlesville, Okl. A708
Banter; intermezzo, by Erno Rapée,
orch. by George Torke, organ nota-
tion by Emil Velazco; orch. pts. ©
Mar. 15, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 16; E pub.
4289: Crawford music corp., New
York. 4709
Barbeau (Marius) Three songs of the
west coast; recorded from singers of
Nass River tribes, Canada, by M.
Barbeau, English versions by Dun-
ean Campbell Scott, musie tran-
scribed and arr. by Ernest MacMil-
lan, of Canada. Outsiders, behold
Geedaranits. [2 others] © Mar.
22, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 16; E for. 3360;
Frederick Harris co., London. 4710
Barlow (Fred) Sonate; pour pf. et
viclon, par F. Barlow, of Great Brit-
ain. © Feb. 25, 1929: 1 ¢. Mar. 21;
E for. 3413; Rouart, Lerolle et cie.,
Paris. 4711
Barney McClare: words by J. Mel-
bourne, music by C. A. Matson.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Mar. 22, 1929; E unp. 4953; John
Melbourne and Charles A. Matson,
New York. 4712
Be careful; words by William T. Jor-
dan, music by Morgan H. Harris;
pf. © 1c. Mar. 27, 1929: E unp.
5123; Morgan Hovey Harris, Boston.
4713
Be kind to little golf balls; recitation
to music, written by Percy Green-
bank, music by Herman Finck, of
Great Britain; pf. © Feb. 28, 1929;
1 ¢e. Mar. 19; E for. 3336; Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd., London.
4714
Be silent—make no noise! words and
musie by A. W. Drill. [Chords, sin-
gle staff] © 1c. Mar. 5, 1929: E
unp. 4306; A. Ward Drill, Woodstock,
iit. 4715
Beautiful (The) Cumberland valley;
words and music by S. Herron. ©
Mar. 28, 1929; 2c. Mar. 28; E pub.
4644; Stanley Herron, Lancaster,
Ky. 4716
Beautiful Rose from the Golden West;
words by Alick Morrison, music by
Noel Shannon; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Mar. 13, 1920: 2 c. Mar. 16; EB
pub. 4510; Noel Shannon and Alick
Morrison, Chicago. 4717
Beauty waltz; from Fox movietone
follies, lyrics by Harlan Thompson,
music by Dave Stamper. [Words
and melody only] © 1-:c. Mar. 8,
1928; E unp. 4631; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc., New York. 4718
Because you went away; fox-trot, lyric
and music by M. Berger. [Words
and melody only] © 1 Mar. 18,
1929 ; EF unp. 4797 ; Mac Berger, New
York. 4719
Bedouin love song; 3-pt. choral, by
Pinsuti, arr. by Christopher O’Hare;
sop.,altoand bar. Franklin ed. 4to.
© Mar. 1, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 2; E pub.
3818; Kay & Kay music pub. corp.,
New York. 4720
Beethoven (Ludwig van) In the val-
ley; from the Moonlight sonata, by
L. van Beethoven, op. 27, no. 2, text
and arrangement by EH. A. Barrell,
jr:; in HE) flat. ©) Mar. 4, 1929: 2¢.
Mar. 6; E pub. 3914; Theodore Pres- _
ser co., Philadelphia. 4721
Minuet in G; arr. by P. Tuccia-
rone; 2 violins and pf. New York
City, Pat progressive ed. co. © Feb.
15, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 16; E pub. 4343;
Pasquale Tucciarone, New York.
4722
—— The moonlight sonata; op. 27, no.
2, arr. by Frank Winterbottom, of
Great Britain; military band pts.,
with conductor. © Mar. 11, 1929;
1 e. Mar. 22; E for. 3345; Hawkes
& son (London) Itd., London. 4723
Before I parted with you; words and
music by S. Sokolove; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © 1. Mar. 6, 1929: E
unp. 4338; Sam Sokolove, Philadel-
phia. 4724
Before the footlights; by M. L. Pres-
ton: pf. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 c Mar.
5; E pub. 3933; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 4725
207
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4726
Bei einer kleinen tasse tee; tango, text
von Beda, musik von Rudolf
Schwarz-Richards, of Austria. ©
Peper. M929". tc,” Mar a> EE for:
3368; Wiener bohéme-verlag, Vienna.
A726
Bellini (Vincenzo) Mira, O Norma;
duet from act 2 of Norma, arr. by
P. Tucciarone; violin and pf. New
York City, Pat progressive ed. co.
© Feb. 15, 1929; 2c. Feb. 16; E pub.
4338; Pasquale Tucciarone, New
York. 4727
Bells of Trollheim; from Trollheim,
by Trygve Torjussen, of Norway, op.
63, no. 5; pf. © Dec. 27, 1928; 2 e.
Mar. 5, 1929; E pub. 4291; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 4728
Below the Mason-Dixon line; words
and music by J. EH. Walker. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Feb.
23, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 2; EH pub. 4326;
James Egbert Walker, Fort Lewis,
Wash. 4729)
Ben coraida; orientalisches intermez-
z0, von Ludwig Siede, op. 141, arr.
von Leopold Weninger, of Austria;
orch., with 1st violin conductor. 4to.
© Feb. 20, 1929; 1 ¢. Mar. 15; E for.
3115; Anton J. Benjamin, Leipzig.
4730
Beneath the Indian moon; words and
music by D. J. Bero. © 1 «¢. Mar.
22, 1929; E unp. 5011; David J. Bero,
New York. 4731
Beneath the Spanish moon; lyrics by
George Karle, music by H. K. Giam-
matteo. ©1c. Mar. 6, 1929; EH unp.
4362; Hercules E. Giammaiteo,
Brooklyn. 4732
Benvenuti (Giacomo) Tre quartine di
Omar Kajjam; tradotte da Vittorio
Gottardi, musica di G. Benvenuti, of
Italy. 1. Bevo del vino. [2 others]
© “Mar, 4, 1929.1 "¢c.. Mar, \ 7.) Hi ior.
2938; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 4733
Berceuse; fiir salon-orch. stimmen, mit
pf. direktion, von Ira Temen [pseud.],
of Hungary, op. 17, bearb. von Jo-
seph Németi, of Hungary. 4to. ©
Oct. .31,. 1928 °° 1 Vc.) Mar? 1387" 1329);
E for. 3247; Rtihle & Wendling, Leip-
zig. 4734 |
Berceuse; pour violon solo avec acc.
d’orch. et pf. conducteur, par Roger
Weiller et L. Lempers, both of
France. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c.
Mar. 21, 1929; KE for. 3420; Editions
Max Eschig, Paris. A735
pt. OI, n. s., v. 24
Berceuse tendre; par Maurice Pesse,
of France; pf. © Feb. 20, 1929; 1c.
Mar. 15; E for. 3186; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 4736
Berglied aus dem harz; volkslied, fir
minnerchor, bearb. von Richard
Wickenhauser, of Germany. 4to. ©
Nov... 28; 1928): 1 cl Mar tenes
E for. 3303; Hans Kessler, Trier,
Germany. 4737
Besuch beim waldspecht; intermezzo,
von John Percy [pseud.], of Ger-
many, op. 18, instr. von Carl Zim-
mer, of Germany; orch. pts., with
1st violin conductor. 4to. © Nov.
29, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 13, 1929; EB for.
8253; Richard Birnbach, Berlin.
4738
Bewildering blucs; words by Joseph
W. Barrett, music by E. B. Delph.
© 1c. Mar. 2, 1929; EH unp. 4213;
Edith B. Delph, New York. 4739
Big city blues; from Fox movietone
follies, words and music by Con Con-
rad, Sidney D. Mitchell and Archie
Gottler. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 12, 1929; E unp. 4627;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 4740
Big feeling blues; words by Selma
Davis co., music by Gertrude (Ma)
Rainey. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 8, 1929; E unp, 4189;
Chicage music pub. co., inc., Chi-
cago. 4741
Big hearted baby; words by Raymond
B. Egan, music by Phil Phillips, arr.
by Harry P. Guy; pf. and ukuiele
ace. © Dec. 15, 1928;/2"¢, Dec2e;
HY pub.’ 1861; John’ S.” Finck, me:
Detroit. 4742
Billy Venero; words and music by
Harry K. McClintock. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 6, 1929;
E unp. 43832; Villa Moret, inc., San
Francisco. 4743
Birdies sing in cages too, why can’t
you; words and music by B. G. De
Sylva [pseud. of George Gard De
Sylva], Lew Brown and Ray Hen-
derson. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 5, 1929; E unp. 4380;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 4744
Birds of flight; words and music by
V. DL. Gay” © ‘Toe "Mar, day ioe,
E unp. 4618; Vera Lothrop Gay,
Los Angeles. 4745
208
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 38, 1929
4766
Birmingham (The) ; fox trot, words by
Sam Ward, music by Lew Pollack ;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by Arthur
Lange. © Feb. 19, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
29; E pub. 4652; Sage pub. corp.,
New York. 4746
Blaklokker ; tango, tekst: Herbert Her-
berth, musik; Kristian Hauger, of
Norway; pf. © Jan. 8, 1929; 1 «
Mar. 1; E for. 29380; Norsk musik-
forlag, Oslo, Norway. 4747
Black (The) pigeon wing; fox-trot,
words and music by M. Davidson
and C. Rupp. © Feb. 25, 1929; 2 ¢.
Feb. 25; E pub. 3681; Carl Rupp and
Morey Davidson, Cleveland. 4748
Black waters; words and music by
Sterling Sherwin. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 c. Mar. 18, 1929;
E unp. 4822; John Milton Hagen,
Santa Monica, Calif. 4749
Blanquita; criolla, letra y musica por
R. Hernindez. ©1c. Mar. 18, 1929;
E unp. 4648; Rafael Hernandez, New
_ York. 4750
Blasser tag; mi&nnerchor, a cappella,
worte von Franz Evers, musik von
Wilhelm Rinkens, of Germany, Op.
AA no. 2a s7 Sexe. 4to37 ©, Aug:, 24;
1928; 1 c. Mar..27, 1929; E for. 3398 ;
Gebriider Hug & co., Leipzig. 4751
Bleaden (Alice M.) Two songs; words
anon. and by Alice Meynell, music
by Alice M. Bleaden, of Great Bri-
tain. 1. Babylon. [1 other] © Feb.
a, 1020 f.e, Mar. 1° HK for, 25,6:
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 4752
Blessed Saviour of mankind; hymn,
words by Harriet C. Clyde, music
’ by E. A. Cording. © Dec. 20, 1928;
2c. Mar. 9, 1929; E pub. 4659; Ed-
ward A. Cording, Chicago. 4753
Bliss one hundred and ninety-nine note
transposition scale; complete nota-
tion and tonal-compass of all band
and orch. instruments in numerical
form, compiled by D. R. Bliss. ©
1 ce. Mar. 18, 1929; E unp. 4868;
Daniel Radley Bliss, Hollywood,
Calif. 4754
Blondes midchen blonder wein! ein
wanderlied, text von Beda und Hans
Heger, musik von Heinrich Strecker,
of Australia, op. 292. © Sept. 12,
1928; 1 ¢« Dec. 13;-H for. 1429;
Wiener bohéme-verlag, Vienna. 4755
Blondie; words by J. L. Loyeano, mu-
sic by Phil Starr. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 c. Mar. 2, 1929; E
unp. 4241; J. L. Loyecano, Baton
Rouge, La. 4756
Blowing kisses over the moon; words
by Jack Meskill and Billy Mann, mu-
sic by Pete Wendling; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by May Singhi Breen.
© Jan, 2; 1929; 2 c. Jan. 8; E pub.
2195; Gene Austin, ine., New York.
4757
Blue and sad; slow fox-trot, words and
music by H. H. Reynolds. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Mar. 16,
1929; © unp. 4778; Hayden Hamil-
ton Reynolds, Starkville, Miss. 4758
Blue days; words and music by Fred
Rose and Cal De Voll [i. e. Calvin
De Voll]; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Mar. 11, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 14; E pub.
4246; McKinley music co., Chicago.
4759
Blue devil blues; words by Texas Alex-
ander, music arr. by Irene Spain.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Mar. 5, 1929; E unp. 4270; Polk C.
Brockman, Atlanta. 4760
Blue dreams; words by William Wal-
dron, music by Ted Stanford; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Oct. 19, 1928;
2c. Feb. 4, 1929; E pub. 3598; He-
deen, Stanford and Waldron, Chi-
cago. 4761
Blue dusk; by Emerson Whithorne, op.
47, no. 1; violin and pf. © Feb. 1,
1929; 2 ec. Mar. 8; E pub. 4033; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 4762
Blue night; fox-trot intermezzo, music
by Will Rollins, orch. by Max Erwin,
of Great Britain; orch., with pf.
conductor and words. (Jn Chappell’s
orchestral journal) © Mar. 6, 1929;
1 ¢ Mar. 21; E! for. 3375; Harms,
inc., New York. 4763
Blue (The) Ridge moonshine blues;
words and music by L. W. Jackson.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Mar. 8, 1929; E unp. 4474; Lafayette
W. Jackson, Metuchen, N. J. 4764
Blue rythm; by B. Rose, of Canada;
melody with pf. acc. © 1 e¢. Mar.
30, 1929; E unp. 5216; Bram Rose,
Montreal, Quebec, Canada. 4765
Blue (A) sailor dress; words and mu-
sie by C. MacKenzie. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Mar. 13,
1929; 2 c. Mar. 23; E pub. (4621;
Cecil MacKenzie, Minneapolis.
4766
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4767
pt. III, n. S., v.24
Blue (The) skies above you; words by
F. Kane, music by .Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Mar. 9, 1929; E unp. 4533; Fred
Kane, Norwood Park, Il. 4767
Blue skies, daddy ; fox trot, words and
music by J. R. Biggs and G. Queen.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Jan. 23, 1929; EH unp. 4932; James
R. Biggs and George Queen, Detroit.
4768
Blue (The) step; words and music by
J. M. Hagen. [Words and melody
only] © 1 e¢. Mar. 21, 1929; E unp.
4939; John Milton Hagen, Los An-
geles. 4769
Bluebonnet ; march, by R. Ritchie Rob-
ertson; band pts. 4to. © Mar. 9,
1929; 2 e. Mar. 9; E pub. 4135;
Robert Ritchie Robertson, Spring-
field, Mo. 4770
Blues, I’m thru with blues; fox trot,
words by L. Moon, music by Ray
Hibbeler. © 1 ¢. Mar. 19, 1929; HE
unp. 4828; Luella Moon, Fairmont,
W. Va. 4771
Blues (The) with a feeling; by Duke
Ellington; pf. © Feb. 15, 1929; 2 ¢.
Mar. 15; E pub. 4274; Gotham music
service, inc., New York. 4772
Bliiten und knospen ; 24 fantasien tiber
beliebte volksmelodien u. lieder ftir
harmonium solo, mit text, komponi-
ert von Hermann Wenzel, of Ger-
many. band i.,.© Dee. 4, 1928;
1c. Mar. 13, 1929; E for. 3285; Fr.
Portius, Leipzig. 4773
Bo walec to taki taniec niewinny, me-
zowie mowia o walcu Zle; na chor
zenhski 3 glosowy lub solo, Hugeniusz
Walkiewicz. (Katalog muzyezny no.
1—1928r.,B) 4to. © Mar. 20, 1929;
2 ce. Mar. 22; E pub. 4459; Bolestaw
Jézef Zalewski, Chicago. 4774
Bondevalsen; je aa’n tor, kjeeresten
min, tekst af J. Arnulf, musik af
Anna Alm, of Norway; pf. © Aug.
29, 1928; 1c. Mar. 6, 1929; E for.
3404; Norsk notestik og forlag, Oslo,
Norway. 4775
Bonjour Manon; morceau caractéris-
tique, par A. Bose, of France; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor and 1st vio-
lin conductor. 4to. © Feb. 20, 1929;
1 ¢c. Mar. 15; BE for. 3191; Auguste
Bose, Paris. ‘T76
Book (The) of Psalms; rendered in
metre and set to music, rev. by D.
Bruce Martin, A. A. Wylie and oth-
ers, authorized by The Synod of the
Reformed Presbyterian church of
North America. 8vo. © Feb. 1,.
1929; 2 c. and aff. Feb. 15; A 5801;
Trustees of the Synod of the Re-
formed Presbyterian church of North.
America, Pittsburgh. 4TTT
Boot that thing; by L. Melrose; pf.
© 1c. Mar. 28, 1929; E unp. 5174;
Lester Melrose, Chicago. 4778.
Bootlegger (The) man; words and
music by W. O’Connor, jr. ©1e.
Mar. 7, 1929; E unp. 4487; Wm.
O’Connor, jr., Almont, Mich. 4779:
Bordona (La) llora un tango; Buenos
Aires de mi vida, letra y musica de
F. Bonanova y Bonanova, of Spain..
© Mar. 9, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 14; E for.
3033; Fortunio Bonanova y Bonan-
ova, Havana, Cuba. 4780:
Bounce a little ball at your baby;
words and music by Archie Gottler,.
Con Conrad and Sidney D. Mitchell.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ec.
Mar. 14, 1929; E unp. 4704; De Syl-
va, Brown & Henderson, inc., New
York. 4781
Bound down Maryland way; fox trot,
words and music by James R. Biggs
and G. Queen. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Jan. 23, 1929; E unp.
4933; James R. Biggs and George:
Queen, Detroit. 4782
Bourrée; by Alfred Hollins, of Great
Britain; organ.
1 e. Mar. 18; E for. 3010; Novello
& co., ltd., London. 47838:
Boy, Ill get my man; lyrics by Doe
Liebman [i. e. Charles Liebman],
music by Bert Rose [i. e. B. C. Rose]
© 1c. Mar. 14, 1929; E unp. 4729;
Bertha C. Rose, Chestnut Hill, Mass.
A784
Boy of mine; words and music by M.
E. Bouchard. New York City,.
Frank Harding. © Feb. 13, 1929;
2c. Feb. 15; E pub. 4802; M. Eliza-
beth Bouchard, Caribou, Me. 4785.
Boy (The) scouts of the U. S. A.;
words and music by Edward Voll-.
mer. © Feb. 1, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 20;
E pub. 4445; Vollmer bro. & Luck,
Philadelphia. 4786
Boys of the Foreign legion; lyrie and
music by Bigelow. © 1 e. Mar. 30,.
1929; E unp. 5204; Dorothie Bige-
low, New York. 4787
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© Mar. 14, 1929;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS “
no. 3, 1929 4808
Boys of the neighborhood; words and Thomas E. Schindler, Perryville,
musie by W. Camm. [Words and Mo. 4798
melody only] ©1c. Mar. 30, 1929;
E unp. 5220; Walter Camm, New
York. 4788
Bozo; by F. Stahlberg; pf. © Jan.
10, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 18; E pub. 4211;
Kalmus filmusie edition, New York.
4789
Brahms (Johannes) Rhapsody in E
flat; op. 119, no. 4, arr. by H. Mau-
rice Jacquet, of France, domiciled
at New York; orch., with pf. con-
ductor. © Feb. 26, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
7; E pub. 4068; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 4790
ccarina method; containing
diagrammed chart, exercises and
solo and duet material, by Fred
Brano. 4to. © Feb. 28, 1929; 2 ¢.
Mar. 8; E pub. 3990; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 4791
Brasilerita; tango, par José M. Luc-
chesi, of Brazil; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928;
1 ec. Mar. 21, 1929; E for. 3427; Edi-
tions Max Eschig, Paris. 4792
Brayoure! grande marche, de Jean
Preckher, of Belgium; with pf. con-
ductor and violin 1 conductor. 4to.
1. Odeon orch. pts.—2. Salon-orch.
pts. © Mar. 15, 1929; 1 ¢. Mar. 9;
\B for. 3013; Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H.,
Leipzig. 4793
Bravoure; marche, par Spéranza-Ca-
musat, of France; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Jan. 20, 1929;
1c. Mar. 8; E for. 3074; Choudens,
Paris. 4794
Breakaway; from Fox movietone fol-
lies of 1929, words and music by
Archie Gottler, Sidney D. Mitchell
and Con Conrad. © Mar. 7, 1929;
2c Mar. 8; E pub. 4174; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
4795
Brelan de javas; sur la chanson de
Henri Moreau, par Ch. Chobillon,
of France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
Brano
ductor. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1928; 1 «.
Mar. 21, 1929; E for. 3424; Editions
Max Eschig, Paris. 4796
Brennan’s chivalry and _ triumph;
drama in 4 acts, with music by W.
Roddy. © 1c. Feb. 5, 1929; D unp.
27468 ; Winifred Roddy, New York.
4797
Bright lights; ballad, words and mu-
sic by T. E. Schindler. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Mar. 18,
1929; 2 ec. Mar. 21; E pub. 4629;
47158—29—_2
Broadway ; words and music by Archie
Gottler, Con Conrad and Sidney D.
~Mitchell. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ce. Mar. 14, 1929; E unp. 4705;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 4799
Broadway (The) of my dreams;
words and music by FE. Schu-ette.
[Words and melody only] © 1 .«¢.
Mar. 14, 1929; E unp. 4735; Flo-
rence Schu-ette, New York. 4800
Brockton band book; 16 compositions
for school bands, by Lester Brock-
ton [pseud. of M. L. Lake]; pts.,
with solo B flat cornet or trumpet
conductor. obl. 24mo. © Jan. 16,
1929; 2c. Mar. 8; E pub. 3989; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 4801
Broken (A) heart; words by H. Rob-
bins, music by Orpha Phillips; 1st
violin. ©1e. Mar. 21, 1929; E unp.
4937; Harland Robbins, Toledo, O.
4802
Broken (A) hearted mother; words
and music by P. Salvatore, of Italy,
domiciled at Boston, arr. by Percy
F. Hunt. Boston, Mass., Salvatore
music co. © Feb. 28, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
2; E pub. 3837; Pasquale Salvatore,
Boston. 4803
Broken is the seal; choir or cho.,
words by Alma Johnson, music by
C. S. Brown. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 «.
Mar. 28; E pub. 4687; Homer A.
Rodeheaver, Chicago. 4804
Broncho bustin’ blues; words and mu-
sic by Spencer Williams. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Feb. 11,
1929; E unp. 3628; Georgia music
co., New York. 4805
Brown (The) eyed angel; from The
broken wing, lyrics by Harry Clarke,
music by Percy Wenrich. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Mar. 8,
1929; E unp. 4542; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 4806
Brownstone blues; lyric by G. Henry,
music by M. Hamilton. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 7, 1929;
E unp. 4409; Grace Henry and Mor-
ris Hamilton, New York. 4807
Buch (Das) vom lied der vélker; eine
sammlung von 838 fremdlindischen
volksliedern, fiir klavier mit tiber-
gelegtem text, hrsg. yon Heinrich
Moller, of Germany. © Mar. 20,
192901 °C) Maro is) BE tors '3222;"B.
Schott’s sOdhne, Mainz, Germany.
4808
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4809
Buddies; by Francis Gromon, of Hun-
gary, domiciled at New York; pf.
©) ,Jan:,.10,,,1929% 2.e, Mar 13 +. B
pub. 4197; Kalmus filmusic edition,
New York. 4809
Bugle (The) call; galop militaire, for
cinema, by Joseph Engleman, of
Great Britain; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. © Noy. 20, 1928; 1 e¢.
Feb. 7, 1929; E for. 2558; Bosworth
& co., Leipzig. 4810
Building a nest for Mary; lyric by
Billy Rose, music by Jesse Greer;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Mar. 5,
1929; 2 c. Mar. 8; E pub. 4110; Rem-
ick music corp., New York. 4811
Bum’s (The) rush; words and music
by Porter Grainger; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Feb. 15, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 15;
HE pub. 4270; Gotham music service,
inc., New York. 4812
Bunte reihe; leichte klavier stiickchen,
von Paul Zilcher, of Germany, op.
229. 1. Auf dem marsch. [4 others]
© Oct. 8, 1928; 1 c Mar. 18, 1929;
E for. 3254; Richard Birnbach, Ber-
lin. 4813
Burgh (A) song; words by John N.
Hall, air by Harry Lumsden, of
Great Britain, arr. by Howard Croft,
of Great Britain. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Feb. 7,
1929; 1c. Feb. 23; E for. 3497; Pat-
erson’s publications, ltd., London.
4814
Burn ’em up; by Mel Ball, Dave Prince
and Morris Levy; melody, with pf.
ace. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 ce. Mar. 5;
H pub. 3884; Lewis music pub. ¢o.,
New York. - 4815
Burning (The) heart; theme song of
the photo-play, words by Charles
Dunn, music by Norton Greenop, of
Great Britain. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Mar. 12, 1929; 1«¢
Mar. 13; E for. 3344; B. Feldman
& co., London. 4816
Burwell (Charles H.) Songs; arr. by
Julius Reinhardt. 1. Go ’way nigga.
{3 others] © Feb. 28, 1929; 2 «.
Mar, 2: aff. Mar. 3°) AA iaeeae :
Charles H. Burwell, Pittsburgh.
4817
Busy bees; words and music by L. J.
Kness. New York City, Frank Hard-
ing music house. © Feb. 23, 1929;
2c. Mar. 2; E pub. 4827; Leopold
John Kness, Oakland, Calif. 4818
Butter cups; by Zoe Fairchild [and]
The (wo troubadors; by Victor Scott ;
pt. Il, n. s., v. 24
pf. © Mar. 21, 1929; 2c. Mar. 20;
E pub. 4417; Bendix pub. co., Lin-
coln, Neb. 4819
Butterfly (The) ; intermezzo, by Rich-
ard H. Walthew, of Great Britain;
pt. London, Leonard, Gould & Bolt-
tler. © Mar. 7, 1929; 1 ce. Mar. 18;
E for. 3340; Gould & Bolttler, Lon-
don, 4820
By the lake of the little moon; two-
part cbo., words by Mary Grant
O’Sheridan, music by Louis Victor
Saar, op. 123, no. 2; sop. and alto.
4to. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 ce. Mar. 7;
E pub. 4070; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 4821
By the light of the moon; words by
Fred HE. Weatherly, music adapted
from an old Irish air by Raymond
Loughborough, of Great Britain. © .
Feb. 13, 1929; 1 « Feb. 27; E for.
2948 ; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
4822
By the roadside; 3-pt. cho., words by
Estelle Clark, music by Palmer
Clark; men’s voices. 4to. © Feb.
1, 1929;..2.¢.; Mar:.8; Epub, 2996;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 4823
By the waters of Babylon; anthem,
words from the Psalms, music by
Daniel Protheroe ; mixed voices, with
organ ace. 4to. © Feb. 20, 1929;
2c. Mar. 9; E pub. 4084; Boston mu-
sic co., Boston. 4824
C’est ca Varticle de Paris; paroles de
Jacques-Charles et Louis Leliévre,
fils, musique de René Sylviano, of
France; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by F. Salabert. © Feb. 25, 1929;
1 ¢,, Mar. 21; EH for, 3482: Wrameis
Salabert, Paris. 4825
©’est pour voir les anges; fox trot, sur
les motifs de la chanson de P. Da-
gorrette, musique de Pablo Labor, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor and words. 4to. © Dec 31,
1928; 1.,c..:Mar. 15,..1929- HE fom
31838; Editions Cicada, Paris. 4826
C’est pour vous; paroles de Léo Le-
liévre et Fernand Rouvray, musique
de René Sylviano, of France; pf.
ace., With ukulele arr. by F. Sala-
bert. © Feb. 25, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 21;
E for. 3465; Francis Salabert, Paris.
4827
C’est un beau vigneron; recueillie et
harmonisée par Julien Tiersot, of
France. (Mélodies populaires des
provinces de France, 9° série, no. 90)
© Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ce. Mar. 8, 1929;
E for. 8101; Heugel, Paris. 4828
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no. 3, 1929
4850
Cache-cache; pour violoncelle et pf.,
par Paul Bazelaire, of France, op.
194..- ©. Dee 21, 4928+: Lie. Mar. ‘8,
1929; E for. 3070; Editions Maurice
Senart, Paris. 4829
Caféteria: air varie, by Arthur Gra-
ham, of Great Britain; E flat alto
saxophone with pf. ace. © Feb. 6,
1929; 1 @ Mar. 14; EH for. 3139;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 4830
California beloved; words and music
by. A. K. Lynch; pf. © 1c. Mar.
19, 1929; E unp. 4857; Ada Kyle
Lynch, Venado, Calif. 4831
California bluebird; words and music
by J. Lawton. [Words and melody
only] ©1c¢. Mar. 28, 1929; E unp.
5170; Jack Lawton, Los Angeles.
4832
California pioneers; words and music
by W. A. Stewart, of Australia, domi-
ciled at San Francisco; violin. ©
1c. Mar. 5, 1929; E unp. 4288; Wil-
liam A. Stewart, San Francisco.
4833
Call (The) of the Ozarks; words by
Kate Strauss Shibley, music by S. B.
Bryan. © 1-e. Mar. 5, 1929; E unp.
4291; Susan Bell Bryan, Van Buren,
Ark. 4834
Call the dog; words and music by
Dorothy Woodward; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Mar. 18, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 25;
E pub. 4573; Marco Day, Monterey,
Calif. 4835
Call (A) to worship; hymn, music by
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Mar. 1, 1929;
2c. Mar. 28; E pub. 4688; Homer A.
Rodeheaver, Chicago. 4836
Caméléon no. 1; by André Colomb, of
France; pf. d’orchestre et conduc-
teur; accompagnement en tremolos
ou en notes tenues quatuor. ©1e.
Mar. 21, 1929; E unp. 5181; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 4837
Campus rush; by Nat Asherman; orch.
pts. © Feb. 9, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 19;
E pub. 4874; Denton & Haskins
music pub. co., ine., New York. 4838
Can she dance? uh huh! words by M.
Van Rensselaer, music by Luther A.
Clark. New York City, Frank
Harding music house. © Feb. 8,
1929;,2 ¢.. Feb. 15;._E pub. 4306;
Madge Van Rensselaer, Detroit.
4839
Canadian born; poem by E. Pauline
Johnson, music by Harry Livens, of
Canada. Toronto, Canada, Whaley,
Royce & co. © Mar. 23, 1929; 1 ¢.
Mar. 25; EH for. 3350; Harry Livens,
St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada.
4840
Canard (Le) blanc; ronde avec choeur,
version canadienne, recueillie et har-
-monisée par Julien Tiersot, of
France. (Mélodies populaires des
provinces de France, 9° série, no. 81)
© Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 8, 1929;
EK for. 3092; Heugel, Paris. 4841
Candy man blues; words and music by
Joe Sivad. [Words. and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 11, 1929; E unp.
3627; Georgia music co., New York.
4842
Cantar Gitano; lyrics by Adolf Utrera,
music by N. Menendez, of Cuba,
domiciled at New York. © 1c. Mar.
15, 1929; E unp. 4870; Nilo Menen-
dez, New York. 4843
Can’tcha see I love you; words and
music by A. B. Taneyhill. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Mar. 13,
1929; E unp. 4675; Alex. B. Taney-
hill, Catonsville, Md. 4844
Canti popolari emiliani; [raccolti e
armonizzati] de Enzo Masetti, of
iRaly: Ate, ©) Mar. 15:.,1929's. 1c.
Mar. 16; E for. 3158; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 4845
Cantiléne; par Butay Duperron, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 «.
Mar. 8, 1929; E for. 3053; F. Moulin,
Cannes, France. 4846
Canzoniere popolare dell’Italia setten-
trionale ; trascritto e armonizzato da
Elisabetta Oddone, of Italy. © Mar.
4, 1929.1 ¢. Mar.,30° . Hip tor., 2933 5
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 4847
Cape Breton calling; words and music
by I. E. Spedding, of Canada. ‘To-
ronto, Canada, Whaley Royce & co.,
Itd. © Mar. 8, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 8;
EK for. 2921; I. Edward Spedding,
Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada. 4848
Capriccioso ; fox-trot, par Ernest Bosso,
of France, op. 39; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor, ; 4to.....©:. Dec... 3A,
1928-7 L. Geg Mars gies, 1920 Ry FOr,
3195; Ernest Bosso, Nice, France.
4849
Captain Cheerful; quick march, by
Robert 8S. Thornton, of Great Brit-
ain; .pi.0¢ ©@< Mar; 12,; 1929: 1, ec.
Mar. 15; E for. 3035; Banks & son,
York, England. 4850
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4851
pt. Tr, n. s., v. 24
Captain Fried and his crew; words by
J. Gafney, music by Phil» Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Mar. 9, 1929; E unp. 4534; James
Gafney, New York. 4851
Captain Incencio; from The broken
wing, lyrics by Harry Clarke, music
by Perey Wenrich. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Mar. 8, 1929;
E unp. 4547; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 4852
Carita; Spanish love song, words and
music by Billy James; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © Mar. 16, 1929; 2 «.
Mar. 26; E pub. 4593; Gotham music
service, inc., New York. 4853
Carmencita; words and music by F.
Hinton. © 1c. Mar. 25, 1929; HB
unp. 5051; Frayser Hinton, Memphis,
Tenn. 4854
Carmeta, my Spanish maid; words and
music by Gertrude Offield. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 11, 1929; E unp. 4591; Gertrude
E. Offield, Seattle. 4855
Carinita; lyrics by R. Gibson, music
by S. Mareo and J. Finke, jr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Mar. 21, 1929; E unp. 4918; Sano
Marco, New York, John Finke, jr.,
Ravena, N. Y., and Ross Gibson,
Portland, Or. 4856
Carnaval (Le) d’Athénes; danses
grecques de Bourgault-Ducoudray,
arr. pour orch. restreint par Ch.
Delsaux, of France; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor and 1st violin conduc- -
tor’. © Dec, 31, 1928: 1 ¢ Mar. 8,
1929; E for. 3082; Choudens, Paris.
4857
Carolina sunshine, home of mine;
words by E. Nichols, music by Fred
Ahlefeld, jr. New York City, Frank
Harding music house. © Feb. 23,
1929; 2 ec. Mar. 2; E pub. 4824; Ed-
ward Nichols, Mount Airy, N. C.
4858
Carry me back to my dreams; words
and music by E. M. Roy. [Words
and melody only. Photostat] ©
1 ce. Mar. 28, 1929; E unp. 5194;
Hidgar M. Roy, Pittsburgh. 4859
Casanova; grosse operette, von Ru-
dolph Schanzer und Ernst Welisch,
musik von Johann Strauss, ftir die
biihne musikalisch bearb. von Ralph
Benatzky, of Austria; violin 1, clar-
inet 1, flute 1 and piccolo. © Feb.
T, 1929: 1:¢e. Jan. 22% BH). for. 2973;
Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leipzig.
4860
Casey the fiddler; words by Fred G.
Bowles, music by Haydn Wood, arr.
by Clarence Lucas; male quartet.
4to. © Mar. 20, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 23;
E for. 3337 ; Chappell & co., 1td., Lon-
don. 4861
Castle (A) in Spain; words and mu-
sic by R. M. Ellery. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 6, 1929;
E unp. 4370; Robert M. Ellery, To-
ledo, O. 4862
Cat (The) and the mouse; by A. Louis
Scarmolin; pf. © Mar. 1, 1929;
2c. Mar. 7; E pub. 4050; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York. 4863.
Catalina; words by M. Murray, music
by.E.. .R... Heard... © 1 ¢ Deen26,
1928; E unp. 4854; Edna Rosalyne
Heard and Mary Murray, Santa
Moniea, Calif. 4864
Catch on? lyric by Charles Cris King,
music by M. Mosay, of Bohemia,
domiciled at Ferndale, N. Y. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢c. Mar. 13,
1929; E unpn. 4692; Miro Mosay,
Ferndale, N. Y. 4865
Catty conversations; duet for 2 girls,
words and music by Gwen Lewis, of
Great Britain. © Feb. 8, 1929; 1c.
Mar. 14; E for. 8142; Cavendish
music co., London. 4866
*Cause I’m in love; words and music
by Irving Mills, Matt Malneck and
Frank Signorelli; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by M. Kalua. © Feb. 5,
1929; 2 @ Mar. 1; BH pube3s7e2;
Mills music, inec., New York. 4867
Causerie; by Rudolf Friml, orchestra-
tion by Joseph Majer; pf. conductor
pt. © Feb. 15, 1929; 2 ce. Mar. 15;
E pub. 4569; Kalmus filmusic edi-
tion, New York. 4868:
Cavendish (The) tenth concert party
album; words by H. M. Burnaby and
James M. Gallatly, music by James.
M. Gallatly, of Great Britain. nos.
1-9. © Feb. 12, 1929; 1 ce. Mar. 14;
E for. 3146; Cavendish music Cco.,
London. 4869
Ce matin me suis levé; aubade du
Dauphiné, Hautes-Alpes, recueillie
et harmonisée par Julien Tiersot, of
France. (Mélodies populaires des
provinces de France, 9° série, no. 83)
© Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 8, 1929;
FE for. 3094; Heugel, Paris. 4870
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
Ce sont les femmes qui m’ont perdu;
de la revue du Moulin Rouge, paroles
de Léo Leliévre fils et De Lima, mu-
Sique de René Sylviano, of France;
pf. acec., with ukulele arr. by F. Sala-
bert. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c Mar. 21,
1929: E for. 3464; Francis Salabert.
Paris. 4871
Cerises (Les) ; valse-boston, paroles de
Leo Leliévre fils et De Lima, mu-
sSique de René Sylviano,. of France;
pf. aec., with ukulele arr. by F. Sala-
bert. © Feb. 25, 1929; 1 ¢c. Mar. 21;
E for. 3463; Francis Salabert, Paris.
4872
Cerné (Charles) Melodie; nach einem
bulgarischen motiv, ftir violine u.
klavier, von C. Cerné, of Austria. ©
Feb. 21, 1929: 1 c. Mar. 9; E for.
2981; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin. 4873
Chalita; words and musie by Victor
Schertzinger, arr. for female trio by
William Stickles. New York, N. Y.,
Chappell-Harms, inc. 4to. © Mar.
15, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 16; E pub. 4424;
Harms, inc., New York. 4874
Chamacos (Los); fox-trot, by J. M.
Lacalle; pf. © 1 ¢. Mar. 15, 1929;
E unp. 4872; Joseph M. Lacalle, New
York. 4875
Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stéphanie)
The flatterer; 3-pt. choral, lyric by
E. M. Carroll, music arr. by Christo-
pher O’Hare; sop. 1 & 2, and alto.
Franklin ed. 4to. © Mar. 1, 1929;
2c. Mar. 2; E pub. 3814; Kay & Kay
music pub. corp., New York. 4876
Chan; song of China, words by Rich-
ard A. Whiting. music by Helen
Lewis, arr. by Rube Bennett; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Dec. 15, 1928; 2 ¢.
Dec. 20; E pub. 1804; John S. Finck,
inc., Detroit. 4877
Chanele is geschtorben; words by H.
Mysell, music by Alexandre Olsha-
netsky. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 26, 1929: E unp. 4355;
Hyman Mysell, New York. 4878
Chanson bretonne; de Florent Schmitt,
arr. par F. Salabert, of France; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor and 1st vio-
lin conductor. © Feb. 25, 1929: 1c.
Mar. 21; E for. 3453; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 4879
Chanson (La) de Germaine; recueiilie
et harmonisée par Julien Tiersot, of
France. (Mélodies populaires des
provinces de France, 9° série, no. 82)
© Dec. 31, 1928: 1 c. Mar. 8, 1929;
E for. 3093; Heugel, Paris. 4880
4890
Chanson de Vorang-outang; de l’opé-
rette Popaul, paroles et musique de
Jean Loysel, of France. © Jan. 20,
WO292! 10°C) Man: (8: fi fom s0T38;
Choudens, Paris. 4881
Chanson (La) de la mariée; recueillie
et harmonisée par Julien Tiersot, of
France. (Mélodies populaires des
provinces de France, 10° série, no.
99) © Dee. 31, 1928; 1 c Mar. 8,
1929; E for. 3110; Heugel, Paris.
4882
Chanson douce; par Butay Duperron,
of France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1928; 1 «.
Mar. 8, 1929; E for. 3055; F. Moulin,
Cannes, France. 4883
Chansons d’Aguillaneuf; chants de
quéte pour le renouvellement de
Vannée, recueillis et harmonisés par
Julien Tiersot, of France. 1. Péri-
gord [38 others] (Mélodies popu-
laires des provinces de France, 10°
série, no. 91) © Dee. 31, 1928; 1.
Mar. 8, 1929; E for. 3102; Heugel,
Paris. 4884
Chant d’amour (Song of love) ; words
and music by A. Greenberg. [Eng-
lish text] © Mar. 10, 1929; 2 c¢.
Mar. 18; E pub. 4661; Abner Green-
berg, inc., New York. 4885
Chant funébre; by Hd. Poldini, of
Hungary, op. 112, no. 1; pf. © Dec.
If, 1928; 2c.’ Dec. 19; HE pub. 2348 ;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
4886
Cha-ra-chick-ro-chew-der-chew ; words
and music by C. P. Walker. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Mar. 25,
1929; E unp. 5073; Clyde P. Walker,
Chicago. 4887
Charleston i grukkedalen; text: Carl
Kaas, musik: Kristian Hauger, of
Norway; pf. © Aug. 29, 1927; 1c.
Mar. 6, 1929; E for. 3405; Norsk
notestik og forlag, Oslo, Norway.
4888
Charlotte; valse intermezzo, by Rudolf
Friml, orchestration by Joseph Ma-
jer ; pf. conductor. © Jan. 10, 1929;
2c. Mar. 18; E pub. 4194; Kalmus
filmusic edition, New York. 4889
Charming; intermezzo, by Joseph E.
Zivelli, orch. by Antonio H. Cafa-
rella; orch. pts., with pf. or organ
conductor. © Mar. 14, 1929; 2 e.
Mar. 15; E pub. 4278; Robbins music
corp., New York. 4890
269
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4891
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Charming episode; by Eugene Or-
mandy, sc. by A. H. Cafarella; pf.
conductor. 4to. © Dec. 26, 1928;
2c. Mar. 13; E pub. 4206; Kalmus
filmusic edition, New York. 4891
Cheating; by K. Burgess. [Melody
only] ©1«. Mar. 16, 1929; E unp.
4786; Kendall Burgess, Montclair,
N. J. 4892
Cheer giver’s song; opening, words and
music by HE. Herman. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 8, 1929;
EH unp. 4485; Essie Herman, New
York. 4893
Cheerful (A) moment; by Ella Ket-
terer; pf. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2c. Mar.
5; E pub. 3980; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 4894
Cheerio; words and music by Harry
Porter, Jos. P. Seitman and Sam. A.
Perry. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 14, 1929; E unp. 5084;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 4895
Chevauchée infernale; par Hans Our-
dine, of France; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Feb. ‘25, 1929;
1c. Mar. 21; H for. 3412; S. Cha-
pelier, Paris. 4896
Chicago police band march; by Carl
Mader; band pts. Chicago, Harry
B. Jay co. 4to. © Dec. 4, 1928; 2c.
Dec. 8; E pub. 3863; Chicago police
band, Chicago. 4897
Chicago rhythm; words by Bernie
Grossman [i. e. Bernard Grossman],
music by Ben Kanter [i. e. Benja-
min Kanter], arr. by Rube Bennett;
pf. and ukulele ace. Chicago, Gross-
man and Lewis music pub. co. ©
Mar, 4,. 1929+..2.¢;. Mar, 73H) pub.
3977; Bernard Grossman and Ed-
ward Lewis, Chicago. 4898
Chicken (The) or the egg; words and
music by Con Conrad, Archie Got-
tler and Sidney D. Mitchell. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Mar. 14,
1929; E unp. 4706; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, ine., New York. 4899
Chico; lyrics and music by W. Marko-
witz. [Words and melody only]. ©
1 c. Mar. 5, 1929; EH unp. 4844;
William Markowitz, Los Angeles.
4900
Chicot; by Al. Moquin; pf.
Mar. 15, 1929; E unp. 4745; Albert L.
Moquin, Astoria, N. Y. 4901
(dives 4
Child songs; words and music by B.
Asalena. Sacramento, Calif., Asa-
lena studios. © Mar. 14, 1929; 2.¢.
Mar. 19; E pub. 4360; Bessie Asa-
lena, Sacramento, Calif. 4902
Childhood days; descriptive fantasie
of children songs, arr. by Peter Buys;
band pts., with solo B flat cornet
conductor. © Feb. 2, 1929; 2 «
Mar. 27; E pub. 4604; Charles L.
Barnhouse, sr., Oskaloosa, Ia. 4903
Chinee lullaby; words and music by
W. Gediman, G. Garden and W.
‘Lewis. © 1c. Mar. 12, 1929; E unp.
4613; Walter Gediman, Glen Gar-
den, and Warren Lewis, Los Angeles.
4904
Chinese prelude; by D. Tiomkin, of
Russia, domiciled at New York; vio-
lin. © 1c. Mar. 7, 1929; E unp.
4457; Dimitri Tiomkin, New York.
4905
Chinese, twilight; words by Robert
Hargreaves and Stanley J. Damerell,
music by Sherman Myers, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar.
15, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 23; E for. 3372;
Cecil Lennox, ltd., London. 4906
Choo-choo train; words and music by
Irene Beasley. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Feb. 28, 1929; EH unp.
4164; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 4907
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Fantaisie-
impromptu; op. 66, ed. by Arthur
Friedheim; pf., in C sharp min.
Copyright is based upon new matter
of Arthur Friedheim, namely, his in-
terpretation represented in the legi-
ble notation thereof contained in the
copies filed. © Feb. 23, 1929; 1 «¢.
Mar. 8; E pub. 4557; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 4908
Nocturne; op. 9, no. 2, bearb. von
Leopold Weninger, of Austria; orch.,
with 1st violin conductor. 4to. ©
Feb. 20, 1929; 1 c.' Mar, 1a Me tom
3117; Anton J. Benjamin, Leipzig.
4
—— Scherzo no. 2, B flat minor; op. 31,
rey. in accordance with Franz Liszt
traditions by Alexander Siloti, of
Russia, domiciled at New York; pf.
© Feb. 7, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 8; E pub:
4026; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
4910
Christ conquered the devil; [musical
recitation], words and music by
266
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
John B. Blakey. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ce. Jan. 14, 1929;
E unp. 2795; Consolidated music
pub. house, Chicago. 4911
Christ our Passover; Easter anthem,
words from Romans 6 and I Corin-
thians 15, music by George B. Nevin;
men’s voices; organ ace. 4to.
Feb. 4, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 5; 'B pub.
3892; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
4912
Christ reigns; words by H. H. Story,
music by H. H. Story and E. M. P.
Stark. ©1ce. Feb. 12, 1929; E unp.
4567; Harry H. Story and Eveline
M. Post Stark, Antioch, Calif. 4913
Christ the Lord is risen again; 2-pt.
Easter anthem, words by Michael
Weisse, tr. by Catherine Winkworth,
music by E. 8S. Hosmer; women’s
voices; organ or pf. acc. 4to. ©
Feb. 1, 19293..2).¢. Mar..5; 2) pub.
3893; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
4914
Christmas bells; by A. Seidel, arr. by
Blanche Fox Steenman; rhythmic
orch. of toy instruments and pf., with
teacher’s sc. 4to. © Mar. 1, 1929;
2c. Mar. 5; E pub. 3919; Theodore
Presser ¢o., Philadelphia. 4915
Christmas bells; cho. from the cantata
The Holy Child, poem by Longfel-
low, music by Eric Gritton, of Great
Britain; male voices. 4to. © Feb.
25,1929; 1.¢c..Mar.,1; E for. 2914;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 4916
Christmas joy; Christmas service,
words by Edith Sanford Tillotson
and others, music by Fred B. Hol-
ton. 8vo. © Sept. 15, 1928; 2:<.
and aff. Sept. 29; A 1056853 ; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 4917
Cinquantaine (La); by Gabriel-Marie,
simplified transcription by Mortimer
Wilson; pf. © Mar. 6, 1929; 2c.
Mar. 7; E pub. 3967; Century music
pub. co., New York. 4918
Cinque (I) nani della montagna bli;
fiaba in tre atti di L. Teodoro, com-
menti musicali di D. Beloch, of Italy.
4to. © Dec. 9, 1928; 1 c Feb. 6,
1929; D pub. 27470; Dorotea Beloch,
Rome. 4919
Circus day: by Esther C. Benson. se-
lected, ed., annotated and fingered by
John M. Williams; pf., 6 hands. ©
Feb. 20, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 9; E pub.
4090; Boston music co., Boston.
4920
Cita (La) ; aire Colombiano, words by
José David Canizales, musie by J.
4932
Miceli; two voices. © 1c. Mar. 11,
1929; E unp. 4582; Joseph Miceli,
Los Angeles. 4921
Claretta; words and music by E. Mc-
Donald. [Words and melody only],
© 1 ce. Mar. 1, 1929; E unp. 4153;
Elizabeth McDonald, Memphis,
Tenn. 4922
Clickety clack blues; words and music
by F. Thompson and J. E. Guernsey.
© Mar. 5, 1929; 2 ce. Mar. 9; E pub.
4138; Floyd Thompson and John E.
Guernsey, Indianapolis. 4923
Clickety-click march; 2-pt. song for
schools, by Fred T. Baker, arr. by
S. E. Senrab; sop. and alto. 4to. ©
Pep. Go lose, 2c. Mar ww. BH pub.
3891; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
4924
Climbing roses; by A. M. Virgil, op.
113; pf. New York, Virgil piano
school co. © Feb. 20, 1929; 2 ¢
Feb. 16; E pub. 3796; Antha M. Vir-
gil, New York. 4925
Cloudy day blues; words by Selma
Davis [pseud. of Aletha Dickerson],
music by Will Ezell. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 8, 1929;
E unp. 3848; Chicago music pub. co.,
inc., Chicago. 4926
Cloudy skies; fox-trot, words and mu-
sic by L. L. Yost, Hazel Licklider
and. Payson’ Ré.. ©, 1 c. Mar. .28,
1929; E unp. 5164; Leland L. Yost,
San Antonio. 4927
Clown (The); by Georgie Moneymak-
er, selected, ed., annotated and fin-
gered by John M. Williams; pf. ©
Feb, 20, 1929; 2c: Mar. 9; EB pub.
4088; Boston music co., Boston.
4928
Cogliendo rose; canzonetta, riduzione
per orchestrina con pf. conduttore,
de Attilio Parelli, of Italy; pts. 4to.
© Mar: 15; 1929;1)c. Mar..16;;B
* for 3150; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
4929
Coktail-fox ; fox-trot, by V. E. Ihne,
of Italy; melody with pf. acc. ©1
ce. Nov. 12, 1928; E unp. 1585;. Vit-
torio Ernesto Ihne, Milan. 4930
Colibri; tango, de Jose Sentis, arr. par
F, Salabert, of France; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor, 1st violin con-
ductor and words. 4to. © Feb. 25,
1920" “1 ei ae a tory’ oF1e,
Francis Salabert, Paris. 4931
Colibri; tango, de José Sentis, of
Spain; pf., with words. © Feb. 235,
1929 - PoE Mbt" 21: for! $4663
Francis Salabert, Paris. 4932
267
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
4933
Colossus (The) of swat; march, by A.
Archambault, of Canada; pf. ©1c.
Mar. 23, 1929; E unp. 5088; Amédée
Archambault, Athabasca, Alberta,
Canada. — 4933
Columbia ultra modern method for
saxophone and clarinet; by S. T.
Daley... bk. 1... .© Mar. 30,1.4929:;
2c. and aff. Apr. 3; AA 1383138; Sam-
uel T. Daley, Akron, O. 4934
Come aroun’ to my home town; words
and music by M. Grand. © 1 .«.
Mar. 2, 1929; E unp. 4222; Mitchell
' Grand, Harrisburg, Pa. 4935
Come back;. waltz, words and music
by C. Santoro. [Words and melody
only]. © 1..c.,, Mar. . 19,1929... B
unp. 4833 ; Carl Santoro, Norristown,
Pa: 4936
Come back to me; waltz, words and
music by G. Castanzo, arr. by Bur-
- rell Van Buren; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Feb. 26, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 5; E pub.
3886; George Castanzo, Scranton, Pa.
4937
Come drift in my canoe; waltz, words
and music by Muriel Scott, of Can-
ada. © Mar. 13, 1929; 1 ¢c. Mar.
16; E for. 3342; Muriel Scott, Hd-
monton, Alberta, Canada. 4938
Come sei bella; polka, di Vincenzo
Paladino, of Italy, domiciled at New
York. [Melody only] © 1c. Mar.
21, 1929; E unp. 4924; Giovanbat-
tista Rizzo, Brooklyn. 4939
Come thou at night, my love; words
by Alberta Farley, music by Rich-
ard Kountz; high voice. © Mar. 1,
1929; 2 c. Mar. 7; E pub. 4045; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 4940
Companionate blues; by Jack Pettis
and Al. Goering; pf. © Mar. 16,
1929; 2 ec. Mar. 26; E pub. 4592;
Gotham music service, inc., New
York. 4941
Complainte; par R. et W. Cantrelle,
both of France; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor and ist violin conductor.
4fo. ©, Dec. 31) 19282 1c. War, 21,
1929; E for. 3423; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. 4942
Concerto grosse; en D, fiir zwei kla-
viere von Sigfrid Walther Miller, of
Germany, op. 23. © Feb. 4, 1929;
1c. Feb. 18; E for. 2880; Breitkopf
& Hirtel, Leipzig. 4943
Conchita; vals, letra y musica por F.
Carballo; pf. © Mar. 6, 1929; 2 ¢.
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Mar. 12; E pub. 4176; Francisco
Carballo, Santurce, Porto Rico.
4944
Connell (John) Twee Afrikaanse
liedjies ; woorde van F. W. Vodegel,
musiek van J. Connell, of Union
of South Africa. London-Glasgow,
Bayley & Ferguson. 4to. 1. Wan-
dellied. [1 other] © Feb. 27, 1929;
1c. Mar. 14; E for. 3018; John Con-
nell, Johannesburg, South Africa.
4945
Conqueror (The); Easter anthem,
words by O. M. Albig, music by H.
Leroy Baumgartner, op. 16; mixed
voices; organ ace. 4to. © Feb. 5,
1929; 2 c. Mar. 5; Epub. 3894;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 4946
Conscience ; waltz dramatic, words and
music by H. Oblinger. © 1 ¢. Mar.
25, 1929; E unp. 5065; Harry Ob-
linger, San Francisco. 4947
Consolation; hymn, words by Georgie
Tilman Snead, music by B. D. Ack-
ley. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 28;
Epub. 4693; Homer A: Rodeheaver,
Chicago. 4948
Contented (The) lover; words by
James Mabbe, music by Peter War-
lock [pseud. of Philip Haseltine], of
Great Britain. © Jan. 21, 1929;
1c Feb. 11; E for. 3504; Augener,
ltd., London. 4949
Continuous motion; for photoplay, by
Irénée Bergé, orch. by Edward Turk-
isher; orch. pts., with pf. or organ
conductor. © Mar. 29, 1929; 2 e¢.
Mar. 30; E pub. 4678; Robbins music
corp., New York. 4950
Coquette (La); par Trémisot, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor and Ist violins conductor.
4to. © Feb. 25, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 21;
E for. 3446; Francis Salabert, Paris.
4951
Coquette charmante; American inter-
mezzo, by Josiah Zuro, of U. S., and
Francis Gromon, of Hungary, domi-
ciled at New York; pf. © Jan. 10,
1929; 2 c. Mar. 18; E pub. 4202;
Kalmus filmusic edition, New York.
4952
Coral land; musical panorama for
orch., by D. Robinson; pf. sc. ©
Te. Mar. "(, 1929: 1. (Ain. aa
David Robinson, New York. 4953
Corn (David De Tar) jr. Four melo-
dies. © 1c. Mar. 27, 1929; E unp.
5120; David De Tar Corn, jr., Pe-
tersburg, Ind. 4954
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
Corrido de Toral; words and music by
Alfredo Marin, of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles, Calif.; pf. © 1c.
Mar. 27, 1929; H unp. 5119; Felipe
Valdes Leal, Los Angeles. 4955
Cortaron a Elena; de Plena, words
and music by R. Hernandez. ©1..
Mar. 22, 3929; E unp. 4961; Rafael
Hernandez, New York. 4956
Cortége; for 4 violins in the Ist posi-
tion, by Ralph Lewando. © Mar.
22, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 25; E pub. 4544;
Harms, ine., New York. 4957
Cortége triumphal; by Humphrey J.
Stewart; organ. obl. S8vo. © Mar.
14, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 19; E pub. 4358;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 4958
Cossack (The); cho., after St. Moni-
uszko, words adapted from the Po-
lish and music arr. by Howard D.
McKinney; sop. and alto. 4to. ©
Mar. 7, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 12; E pub.
4164; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
4959
Cossack dance; by Ruth Klauber; pf.
© Mar. 5, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 7; E pub.
3981; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 4960
Could anybody ask for more? words
by James Kendis and Frank Sam-
uels, music by Meyer Gusman; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by Harvey
Samuels. © Jan. 17, 1929; 2c. Mar.
5; E pub. 3858; Kendis, Gusman &
Samuels, inc., New York. 4961
Could I have known; words by J. A.
SE0OCCyr, music by’ i!) So Poedd.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Mar. 16, 1929; E unp. 4780; John
A. St. Cyr, and L. Sterling Todd,
Chicago. 4962
Could I reach thee; oriental lament,
words by Florence Moore Winston,
musie by Hugo Frey; with flute or
violin and cello obbl. © Mar. 1,
1929 )02'e" Mar. o's. pub? 3907 ;
Harms, ine., New York. 4963
Could you? why so could I; words by
Lou Garden, musie by L. Diamond.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Mar. 30, 1929; E unp. 5227; Leo
Diamond, Brooklyn. 4964
Course d’autos; galop, par F. July, of
France; orech. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. 4to. © Jan. 20, 1929; 1 c. Mar.
8; E for. 3081; Choudens, Paris.
4965
4976
Court dance; Russian dance, by Erie
Mareo, of Great Britain; pf.
Mar. '4,"-19295>1 -e Mar: 16; for.
3132; Augener, Itd., London. 4966
Court minuet, Siciliano and The fai-
ries’ country dance; by Thomas Au-
gustine Arne, arr., ed., fingered and
bowed by James Brown, of Great
Britain; violin and pf. © Mar. 25,
19399: 1 ey Mar,» 266 H. for.. 8514
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 4967
Court (The) of Pharaoh; from Egyp-
ta, by Haydn Wood, of Great Brit-
ain; orch. pts., with pf. conductor.
© Feb. 22, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 9; E for,
3032; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.,
London. 4968
Cowboy’s (The) lament; O bury me
not on the lone prairie, collected by
John A. Lomax, music arr. by Oscar
J. Fox; for a cappella cho, of men’s
voices, 4to. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 «¢
Mar. 7; E pub. 4076; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 4969 -
Cowboy’s meditation; Texas range
song, original tune and words from
the note-books and eollection of
Charles J. Finger, music arr. by
David W. Guion; low or med. voice. :
© Mar. 1, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 7; E pub.
4079; G. Schrimer, inc., New he
970
Crasher (The); lyric by M. H. Fla-
herty, music by Hank Hauser. ©
1 ec. Mar. 20, 1929; E unp. 4886;
Michael H. Flaherty, Philadelphia.
4971
Crawlin’ spider blues; words and mu-
sic by Will Ezell. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Mar. 7, 1929; H
unp. 4432; Chicago music pub. co.,
inc., Chicago. 4972
Craze-ology; by Lawrence Freeman.
[Melody only] © 1 @ Mar. 138,
1929; E unp. 4666; Consolidated
music pub. house, Chicago. 4973
Crazy song; fox-trot, by F. Loewe, of
Germany, domiciled at New York;
phe) ©), Aye. Mars 2; £929 - Ei unp.
4246; Fred Loewe, New York. 4974
Crooning song of love; words and mu-
sic by Lowry Circeo. © Feb. 27,
1929; 2 c. Mar. 5; E pub. 4449;
Beacon music pub. co., Brookline,
Mass. 4975
Cross word puzzles; novelty fox-trot,
by W. W. Lowitz; pf. © Mar. 19,
1929; 2. ce. Mar. 20; E pub. 4411;
Crawford music corp., New York.
4976
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pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Crows; by V. G. Ladd; pf. [Photo-
stat] ©1e. Mar. 20, 1929; E unp.
4884; Valeria G. Ladd, New York.
4977
Cry-baby smile; words and music by
A. A. Kohrt. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Mar. 11, 1929; E unp.
4602; Arlene Agnes Kohrt, Hibbing,
Minn. 4978
Cuernavaca; words and music by C.
B. Davis. [Mimeographed] © 1.
Mar. 8, 1929; E unp. 4502; Charles
Blevins Davis, Independence, Mo.
4979
Cupid’s tune of rosy June; words by
C. Roberson, music by M. M. Paden.
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1929; E unp. 4334;
M. Maude Paden and Carrie Rober-
son, Washington. 49801
Czomu Halu ne tanciujesz; by P.
Humeniuk. [Melody only] ©1e.
Mar. 7, 1929; E unp. 4461; Paul
Humeniuk, New York. 4981
D’un pas majestueux; par Maurice
Pesse, of France; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to © Dee. 31,
1928; 1 c. Mar. 8, 1929; E for. 3076;
Choudens, Paris. 4982
Daddy (The) and his lad; words by
J. L. Kane, music by Calvin Bowers.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
Mar. 28, 1929; EH unp. 5157; John
L. Kane, Wilmington, Del. 4983
Daddy don’t let me drive you wild;
words and music by Eloise Moore,
Clarence Williams and Tim Brymn.
[Words and melody only] © 1 .«.
Mar. 2; 1929; E :unp. 4225: Clar-
ence Williams music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 4984
Dad’s dinner pail; words and music
by Harry K. McClintock. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Mar. 6,
1929; E unp. 4330; Villa Moret, inc.,
San Francisco. 4985
Daffodils waltz; by Frederic A. Frank-
lin, arr. by Preston Ware Orem;
rhythmie orch. of toy instruments
and pf., with teacher’s sc. 4to. ©
Mar. 1, 1929; 2 ¢. Mar. 5; HE pub.
3920; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 4986
Daily bread; theme song from Daily
bread, words and music by James
Hanley, Pierre Norman and Al Du-
bin. © Mar. 22, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 23;
E pub. 4478; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine., New York. 4987
Daily bread; words and music by
James Hanley, Pierre Norman and
Al Dubin. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Feb. 27, 1929; E unp.
4197; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine., New York. 4988
Dainty damozel; by Louis Panella;
pf. © Mar. 19, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 18;
EK pub. 4852; Volkwein bros., Pitts-
burgh. 4989
Daisy (The); text anon., music by
Raymond Earle Mitchell; sop. and
alto. 4to. © Mar. 9, 1929; 2 e.
Mar. 22; E pub. 4467; Raymond A.
Hoffman co., Chicago. 4990
Dan Cupid up to date; serenade, by
H. C. Miller; band pts., with solo B
flat cornet conductor. 4to. © Mar.
Dd, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 6; E pub. 3874;
Hiram C. Miller, Parkesburg, Pa.
4
Dance memories; by A. M. Virgil, op.
112; pf. New York, Virgil piano
school co. © Feb. 20, 1929; 2 ec.
Feb. 16; E pub. 3797; Antha M.
Virgil, New York. 4992
Dance (The) of Kauna-Vilna; song
and polka for stage dancing, words
and music by O. Talbot, op. 65. ©
Feb. 25, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 25; E pub.
4111; Odilon Talbot, Worcester,
Mass. 4993
Dance of the bells; by Vladimir Iva-
novitch Rebikoff, transcribed by H.
Clough- Leighter ; organ. © Mar. 5,
1929; 2 «. Mar. 11;°E pub: 4221;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 4994
Dance of the paper dolls; by Johnny
Tucker, Joe Schuster and John
Siras, arr. by E. Chas. Hggett; vo-
eal orch. pts. 4to. © Mar. 5, 1929;
2c. Mar. 8; E pub. 4123; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 4995
Dance of the toys; by Jack Bourbeil
and Clarence M. Jones; pf. © Mar.
28, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 28; E pub. 4641;
Mckinley music co., Chicago. 4996
Dancing wavelets; by Michael Aaron,
selected, ed., annotated and fingered
by John M. Williams; pf. With
suggested methods of practise. ©
Feb. 20, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 9; E pub.
4089; Boston music ¢co., Boston.
4997
Dandy; intermezzo, per orchestrina
con, pf. conduttore, di Llluminato
Culotta, of Italy. pts. 4to.
Mar. 18, 1929; 1 ce. Mar. 19; E for.
3331; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 4998
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991
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no. 3, 1929
5021
Dangerous journey; by Jean Beghon,
arr. by Milan Roder; pf. conductor
pt. 4to. © Feb. 1, 1929; 2.c. Mar.
15; E pub. 4566; Kalmus filmusic
edition, New York. 4999
Danse des tulipes; par Arth. Van
Oost, of Belgium; orch. pts., with
pe. conductor. 4to. .© .Dec.. 31,
1928 ; 1 c. Mar. 21, 1929; E for. 3428;
Editions Max Eschig, Paris. 5000
Danse du papillon; by S. Feinsmith.
[Melody only] © 1 ec. Mar. 26,
1929; E unp. 5098; Sam Feinsmith,
New York. 5001
Danza delle apparizioni e barcarola;
di Riccardo Pick-Mangiagalli, of
Italy; pf. © Mar..26, 1929; 1 ¢.
Mar. 28; E for. 3520; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 5002
Dark designs; by Hugo Felix, ed. by
D. Savino; pf. © Dec. 28, 1928;
2 c. Dec. 29; E pub. 3267; Robbins
musie corp., New York. 5003
Darling; by Al Pinard; solo for B
flat trumpet or cornet, clarinet,
trombone or baritone, E flat alto,
C melody or B flat ten. saxophone,
with pf. acc. © Mar. 2, 1929; 2c.
Mar. 8; E pub. 4016; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 5004
Tom Ford, music
by Jack Waite. © Mar. 13, 1929;
2 ¢. Mar. 14; E pub. 4240; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 5005
Darling it is dawn; words and music
by Jacque Black. © Mar. 2, 1929;
2c. Mar. 2; E pub. 3882; Rose King,
Cincinnati. 5006
Das ist der prater; Wiener marschlied,
text von Wilhelm Desoyer, musik
von Ferdinand Rebay, of Austria, op.
102. © Dec. 12, 1928: 1 @ Mar. 13,
1929; E for. 3258; Adolf Robitschek,
Vienna. 5007
Das war in Bonn am Rhein; text von
Beda, musik von Ferry Stipschitz,
of Austria. © Nov. 10, 1928: 1 «.
Dec. 13; E for. 1486; Wiener bohéme-
verlag, Vienna. 5008
Davico (Vincenzo) Cinque canti po-
polari toscani; musica di V. Davico.
of Italy. 1. Fiorin d’ argento. [4
others] © Mar. 15, 1929; 1 ce Mar.
16; E for. 3156; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 5009
Dawn (The) brought me love and you;
music by Richard Kountz, arr. by
George J. Trinkaus. 1. Female
voices, 3 or 4 pt. with optional obbl.—
Darling; words by
2. Mixed voices. 4to. © Feb. 25,
1929; 2 c. each Feb. 28; E pub. 3942,
3943 ; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
OU, DOLL
Dawn (The) of a perfect day; words
by Daniel Boone Herring, music by
S. J. Shull and G. Gallo. ©l1e.
Mar. 22, 1929; E unp. 5003; Sallie
J. Shull, Venice, Calif., and Giuseppe
Gallo, Santa Monica, Calif. 5012
Day dreams; words and music by W.
Gediman, G. Garden and W. Lewis.
© 1 c. Mar. 12, 1929; E unp. 4612;
Walter Gediman, Glen Garden and
Warren Lewis, Los Angeles. 5013
Day dreams; words by M. G. Golton,
music by M. G. Golton and Fae Ja-
cobson. ©1ce. Jan. 14, 1929; E unp.
4904; Mignon Gainsborough Golton,
Chicago. 5014
Day (The) I met you; love song, mu-
sie by L. Kun, of Hungary, domi-
ciled at New York; melody with pf.
ace. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1929; E unp.
4369; Ladislas Kun, New York.
5015
Day (The) of God is breaking; hymn,
words by C. H. G., music by John
Zundel and Chas. H. Gabriel. ©
Mar be too 2 Mat. 2S = By pa.
4690; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago. 5016
Day (A) seems a year; words by J.
Haeckel, music by Chester Escher.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Mar. 21, 1929; EH unp. 4929; Julius
Haeckel, St. Louis. 5017
Daybreak (The) is here; hymn, words
and music by E. Boone, har. by Mrs.
BE. Boone. © Mar. 22, 1929; 2 e.
Mar. 25; FE pub. 4532; Edward
Boone, Grand Rapids, Mich. 5018
Days; in Ziegfeld midnight frolic,
words by Nathan C. Caress, music
by Martin Freed and Milton S. Ro-
sen; pf. and ukulele ace. © Mar.
19, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 19; E pub. 4362;
Donaldson, Douglas & Gumble, inc.,
New York. 5019
Daytona Beach; words and music by
H. M. Snyder, op. 1. © 1c. Mar.
8, 1929; E unp. 4508; Helen Mary
Snyder, Daytona Beach, Fla. 5020
Dear Jesus, sweet the tears I shed; at
the cross, by George B. Nevin, arr.
in anthem form by A. F. M. Cus-
tance; mixed voices. 4to. © Mar.
15, 1929; 2c. Mar. 18; E pub. 4880;
John Church co., Cincinnati. 5021
271
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5022
Dear little pal of mine; words and mu-
sic by Ken Howell. © 1c. Mar. 19,
1929; E unp. 4860; Kenneth Howell,
New York. 5022
Dear Miss Rose; words by Alice Dor-
rance, music by H. A. Barrell, jr. |
1* daa D2 ne Se) Wet: 1291999:
2c. each Feb. 23; E pub. 4117 ;s Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 5023
Dear cold home of childhood; ballad,
words by Mrs. EH. H. Johnson [i. e.
I. A. Johnson], music by Pauline B.
Story. New York City, N. Y., Frank
Harding. © Dec. 28, 1928; 2 c. Feb.
23, 1929; EH pub. 4294; Lydia Ann
Johnson, Reedsburg, Wis. 5024
Dear old Italy; words and music by
F. P. Magrini, of Italy. [Words and
melody only] ©1« Jan. 28, 1929;
EX unp. ‘3218; Frank P. Magrini,
Hollywood, Calif. 5025
Dear old Minnesota, I’m coming back
to you; words by EH. Vanderlaan, mu-
sic by Ray Hibbeler. © 1 c. Mar.
15, 1929; E unp. 4754; Epko Van-
derlaan, Bemidji, Minn. 5026
Dear one; love ballad, by Domenico
Savino; orch, pts. © Mar. 23, 1929;
2c Mar. 25; E pub. 45381; Robbins
music corp., New York. 5027
Death is on your track; words and
music by Spencer Williams. [Chords,
single staff]. © 1c. Mar. 22, 1929;
Fi unp. 4956; Georgia music co., New
York. 5028
Debussy (Claude) Nocturne; arr. par
F. Salabert, of France; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and 1st violin
conductor; in D flat. © Dee. 31,
1928.3" Pen "Mar Sie 1920 oh) Vor
3455; Francis Salabert, Paris. 5029
Defiled is my name; unison song,
words by Anne Boleyn, music by U.
Greville, of Great Britain. London,
J. Curwen & sons, Itd. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar.
16, 1929; 1 c Mar. 14; H for. 3356;
Ursula Greville, Gerrards Cross,
Bucks, England. 5030
Déja; paroles de Paul Colline, mu-
sique de Paul Mave, of France.
dal, 20, 20be. 2 CG Mar me oR Tor,
3044; Publications Raoul Breton et
cie., Paris. 5031
Delibes (Clément Philibert Leo) Piz-
zicato ; from Sylvia ballet, arr. by P.
Tucciarone; violin and pf. New
York City, Pat progressive ed. co.
© Feb. 15, 1929; 2c. Feb. 16; E pub.
| De Luca (Joseph)
pt. 11, n.s., v. 24
4339; Pasquale Tucciarone, New
Work: 12 5032
Intermezzo; ga-
votte; orch. pts. 4to.. © Feb. 2,
1929; 2 ec. Mar. 27; EH pub. 4603;
Charles L. Barnhouse, sr., Oska-
loosa, Ia. 5033
Dépit (Le) de la bergére; pastourelle
de la Bresse, recueillie et harmo-
nisée par Julien Tiersot, of France.
(Mélodies populaires des provinces
de France, 9° série, no. 84) © Dec.
381, 1928; 1 ¢c Mar. 8, 1929; E for.
3095; Heugel, Paris. 5034
Des fleurs; paroles de Ch. L. Pothier,
musique de C. Oberfeld, of Poland;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr., by F.
Salabert. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c
Mar. 21, 1929; E for. 3469; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 5035
Déshabillez-vous! operette en 3 actes,
livret et lyrics de André Barde, mu-
sique de René Mercier, of France;
partition pf. et chant. © Feb. 25,
1929; 1 ¢c.. Mar. 21; D, pubs 2g4n0>
Francis Salabert, Paris. 5036
Despertar; bolero, letra y musica por
O. M. Lopez, of Spain, domiciled at
New York. ©1c. Mar. 1, 1929; EB
unp. 4163; Orencio Miras Lopez,
New York. 5037
Destouches (André-Cardinal) Two
dances from the Ballet du roi; by
A.-C. Destouches and Michel-Richard
De Lalande, arr., ed., fingered and
bowed by James Brown, of Great
Britain; violin and pf. 1. Air pour
les heures. [1 other] © Mar. 25,
1929; 1 c@ Mar. 26; E for. 3384;
Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 5038
Devils serenade; music by Sonny Clay
[pseud. of William Clay] [Melody
only] © 1c. Dee. 31, 1928; E unp.
2402; William Clay, Oakland, Calif.
. 5039
Dew drops; words by Lola Dunn, mu-
sic by Phil Starr. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Mar. 9, 1929; E
unp. 4535; Lola P. Dunn, Kenvil
Wed. 5040
Dey is all gitting liquor; words and
music by C. D. Mundy. New York
City, Frank Harding music house.
© Feb. 16, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 19; E pub.
4313; Charles D. Mundy, Buffalo
Station, Va. 5041
Di me chiquita; tango, by L. C. Gains-
borg; pf. © 1\@ Mar. 8, 19293°8
unp. 4492; Lolita Cabrera Gains-
borg, New York. 5042
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no. 8, 1929
Dialogue élégant; scéne légére, par F.
July, of France; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928;
1 ce Mar. 8, 1929; E for. 3080;
Choudens, Paris. 5043
Dicky (A) bird told me so; song fox-
trot, written and composed by Jos.
Geo. Gilbert, of U. S., Al Maud and
Carol Bourne, both of England; pf.
ace. with ukulele arr. by Harry J.
Stafford. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations]. © Feb. 1, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
1; E pub. 4157; Montgomery & co.,
London. 5044
Did you give your heart to Jesus; -
evangelistic solo, words and music
by Arthur F. Kellogg. Cincinnati,
Ohio, Fillmore music house.
Mar. 7, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 11; E. pub.
4145; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati.
5045
Difiette ("E) d’ ’e femmene; words
and music by G. Amato, of Italy,
domiciled at Brooklyn. [Wordsand
melody only] ©41c. Mar. 18, 1929;
EK unp. 4864; Gennaro Amato,
Brooklyn. 5046
Dinna forget; words by Edwin Osgood
Grover, music by Karolyn Wells
Bassett. © Mar. 15. 1929; 2c. Mar.
19; E pub. 4868; Henry T. Fitz-
Simons, Chicago. 5047
Dirty ground-hog blues;
music by Cow Cow Davenport
[pseud. of Charles Davenport]
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Jan. 24, 1929; EH unp. 3076; State st.
music pub. co., inc., Chicago. 5048
Distortion; by Elliott Jacoby; pf. ©
Beh. 5, 1929; .2.¢..Mar. 2; EH. pub.
3830; Gotham music service, inc.,
New York. 5049
Divertissement; par Filip Lazar, of
Rumania. 1. Partition d’orch.—2.
1°™* violons. © June 5, 1928; 1 «.
each June 28; E for. 3487, 3488;
Durand et cie., Paris. 5050, 5051
Dixie; lyrics and music by J. M:
Grooms. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 11, 1929; E unp. 4598;
Joy Macfarlane Grooms, Mondamin,
Ta. 5052
Dixon’s (Harold) modern arrange-
ments of Gilbert and Sullivan’s fa-
mous songs; selected from the comic
operas, compiled by Ben Richmond,
ed. and arr. by Harold Dixon. ©
words and
5065
Mar. 29, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 30; E pub.
4677; Robbins music corp., New
York. 5053
Do darling, do; lyrics by G. Henry,
music by M. Hamilton. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Mar. 7, 1929;
E unp. 4410; Grace Henry and Mor-
ris Hamilton, New York. 5054
Do dreams come true; words by B. L.
Wallace, music by Larry Goffin. ©
1c. Mar. 19, 1929; E unp. 4952; Ben
L. Wallace, Syracuse, N. Y. 5055
Do something; from Syncopation,
words and music by Bud Green and
Sam H. Stept. © Mar. 19, 1929; 2
e. Mar. 19; E pub. 4855; Green &
Stept, inc., New York. 5056
Do we do; words by A. White, music
by Chester Escher. © 1 c¢. Mar. 6,
1929; E unp. 44038; Allen White,
Birmingham, Ala. 5057
Do you know my garden; words by
Philip Henry, music by Haydn
Wood, arr. by William Stickles.
New York, N. Y., Chappell-Harms,
inc. 4to. 1. Female trio—2. Mixed
quartet.—3. Male quartet. © Feb.
28, 1929; 2 c. each Mar. 1; E pub.
4040-4042; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 5058-5060
Do you love me truly; words ancs
musie by J. Hurtig. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 8, 1929;
E unp. 4472; Jennie Hurtig, Buffalo
Lake, Minn. 5061
Do you think of me once in a while;
words and music by Abner Silver
and Cliff Friend. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. Mar. 27, 1929; E
unp. 5133; DeSylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc., New York. 5062
Do you think that dreams come true;
voc. duet, words and music by M. A.
EK. Smith. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Mar. 9, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
21; E pub. 4627; Mary A. HEasby
Smith, Washington. 5063
Do you wonder why I love you? words
by Shirley Kaye, music by W.
Creager. [Words and melody only]
© 1e. Jan. 31, 1929; E unp. 4192;
William Creager, New York. 5064
Does it matter to you? words and
music by P. H. Pryor. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 13, 1929;
E unp. 4698; Preston H.. Pryor,
Philadelphia. 5065
273
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5066
Donizetti (Gaetano) Lucia von Lam-
mermoor ; tragische over in 3 akten,
5 bildern, dichtung von S. Camma-
rano, neu tbersetzt u. bearb. von
Max Ettinger, of Germany. 4to. ©
Mee... 3, AL926 A ee Mire es tooo:
E for. 3240; Biihnenverlag Ahn &
Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 5066
Donna ingrata; words and music by
A. Frittitta, of Italy, domiciled at
Brooklyn. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 8, 1929; E unp. 4499;
Antonino Frittitta, Brooklyn. 5067
Donna May; words by A. Guy, music
by Luther A. Clark. © 1c. Mar. 27,
1929; E unp. 5115; Anna Guy, So.
Milwaukee, Wis. 5068
Don’t believe the stories you hear
- about me; words and music by C.K.
Harris. © Feb. 28, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
12; E pub. 4166; Charles K. Harris,
New York. 5069!
Don’t cry honey; words and music by
Alex Hill and Junie C. Cobb.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Mar. 7, 1929; E unp. 4467; Lester
Melrose, Chicago. 5070
Don’t forget me, dear; waltz song,
words by R. Vansickle, music by
EH. F. Davis; pf. and. ukulele ace.
© Mar. 15, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 30; EB
pub. 4669; Ed. F. Davis, Columbia,
S. iG: 5071
Don’t say goodbye; words and music
by FE. E. Downey, arr. by Red Hawk
[pseud. of Leonard Hawk] © 1.
Mar. 5, 1929; E unp. 4262; Forrest
Edward Downey, Schofield Bar-
racks, Hawaii. 5072
Don’t wait for your dreams to come
true; words by Josephine T. Ver-
milyea, music by S. T. Vermilyea.
© 1c. Mar. 21, 1929; E unp. 4928;
Stanley T. Vermilyea, Los Angeles.
5073
Don’t you know; lyric by Lois Leeson,
music by J. Plaskette. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Mar. 29, 1929;
E unp. 5195; Jane Plaskette, Holly-
wood, Calif. 5074
Doretta; polka marcia, by A. Rug-
gieri; pf. © Jan. 25, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
20; E pub. 4443; Alexander Rug-
gieri, Chester, Pa. 5075
Double trouble; musical comedy in 2
acts, lyrics and music by C. B. Gay-
nor. © Feb. 8, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 5;
E pub. 4450; Charles B. Gaynor,
Hanover, N. H. 5076
pt. 111, n.s., v. 24
Down by the bending willows; by
W. O. Forsyth, of Canada, op. 47, no.
2; pf. © Feb. 11, 1929; 1 c Feb.
13; E for. 2898; Anglo-Canadian
music ¢co., Toronto, Canada. 5077
Down by the lilacs; love-song, words
by Frederick H. Martens, music by
Serge Walter, of Russia, domiciled
at New York; med. or high voice. ©
Mar: ‘1, ‘1929 53.:2: c.' Mar. ut wepap,
4075; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
5078
Down in dear old Greenwich village ;.
words and music by A. F. Ryan.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Mar. 26, 1929; E unp. 5118; Adeline
Francis Ryan, Oceanside, L. I., N. Y.
5079
Down in dreamy Venice; words and
music by V.. Silver. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 5, 1929;
E unp. 4848; Violet Silver, New
York. 5080:
Down in memory lane; words and
music by H. R. Alford. © 1c. Mar.
5, 1929; E unp. 4849; Hsther R. Al-
ford, Long Beach, Calif. 5081
Down in old Monterey; lyric by Jack
Meskill, music by Fete Wendling,
arr. by John Klenner; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © Mar. 12, 1929; 2 c. Mar..
14; E pub. 4236; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York. 5082.
Down in the valley by the stream}.
words and music by J. W. Purchler.
© 1c. Mar. 11, 1929; E unp. 4586;
Joseph William Purchler, Mt. Ver-
arom; N. ..NGs 5083.
Down on that Ches’peake shore; words.
and music by E. H. Barnes. ©1 c.
Mar. 12, 1929; E unp. 4605; Edwin
Harry Barnes, Greensburg, Pa. 5084
Down on the old west side; words and
music by W. Camm. [Words and.
melody only] ©1c. Mar. 30, 1929;
E unp. 5217; Walter Camm, New
York. 5085:
Down South feeling; words and music
by Billy James and Irving Mills;
pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by M.
Kalua. © Feb. 15, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
15; E pub. 4275; Gotham music
service, inc., New York. 5086:
Down the moon path; words and mu-
sic by E. E. B. Lester, arr. by Bur-
rell Van Buren. © Mar. 21, 1929;
2c. Mar. 25; E pub. 4536; Elmore
Enzly Beach Lester, Mt. Clemens,
Mich. 5087
274
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
: 5108
Down the stream; by Irene Rodgers;
pf. © Mar. 13, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 16;
E pub. 4882; John Church co., Cin-
cinnati. 5088
Down where January’s June; words
and music by L. Burrows, arr. by
Wm. G. Utermoehlen; solo with
male cho. Coconut Grove, Florida,
Burrows multi-print service. © Mar.
9, 1929; 2 c Mar. 21; E pub. 4426;
Lester Burrows, Miami, Fla. 5089
Dragon fiy; polka mazurka, by Josef
Strauss, arr. by Calvin Grooms; pf.
© Mar. 6, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 7; E pub.
3959; Century music pub. co., New
York. 5090
Dream (A); by James C. Bartlett, arr.
by Geo. L. Tracy, revised by N. P.
Danforth; orch. pts., with 1st vio-
lin conductor. 4to. © Mar. 14,
1929; 2 ec. Mar. 18; E pub. 44938;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 5091
Dream baby; fox-trot, lyric by Irving
Caesar, music by Cliff Friend, arr.
by Eddie Bard; orch. pts. 4to. ©
Mar. 9, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 11; E pub.
4228; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
5092
Dream baby; fox-trot song, lyric by
Irving Caesar, musie by Cliff Friend.
© Feb. 27, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 1; E pub.
3906; Leo Feist, ine., New York.
5093
Dream boy; waltz, words by A. Mans-
field, music by Wm. Van Beaver;
pf. and ukulele ace. © 1c. Mar. 5.
1929; E unp. 43826; Arthur Mans-
field, Plano, Ill. 5094
Dream girl; ballad, words and music
by J. Reiss. New York City, Frank
Harding, music house. © Feb. 25,
1929 ; 2 c. Mar. 7; E pub. 4562; Jesse
Reiss, Chicago. 5095
Dream mother; words by Al. Lewis
and Al. Sherman, music by Joe
Burke; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
May Singhi Breen. © Mar. 18,
1929; 2 ec. Mar. 19; E pub. 4359;
Joe “Morris music co., New York.
5096
Dream (The) of a bum; words and
music by Mitchell Parish and Irving
Mills; pf. and ukulele acc. © Feb.
ive, ss Cc. Mar 2258 pul. seer;
Gotham music service, inc., New
York. 5O9T
Dream song of love; words and music
by M. B. Straus. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Mar. 7, 1929; E
unp. 4425; Mortimer B. Straus, Chi-
cago. 5098
Dream (The) waltz; words and mu-
sic by R. V. Koontz. © 1 c. Mar.
6, 1929; E unp. 4319; Richard V.
Koontz, Chicago. 5099
Dreamin’ time; words by Michael De
Longpré (Lily Strickland), music
by Lily Strickland, arr. as pt.-song
by Franz C. Bornschein; sop. and
ato ands her Mar” 7.2 1925 «1.95,
Mar. 12; EH pub. 4161; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 5100
Dreamin’ time; words by Michael De
Longpré (Lily Strickland), music by
Lily Strickland, arr. as pt.-song by
Franz C. Bornschein; ist and 2nd
sop. and alto. 4to. © Mar. 18,
1929; 2 c Mar .20; E pub. 4407; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 5101
Dreaming memories; cho., folksong
from Latin America, adapted from
the Spanish and arr. by Howard D.
McKinney; sop. and alto. 4to. ©
Mar. 7, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 12;3,,H pub.
4163; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
5102
Dreaming of a little pal way back
home; song of love, words by F.
Rodd, music by A. P. Couture. New
York City, Frank Harding music
house. © Feb. 8, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
15; E pub. 4804; Frederick Rodd,
Whitehall, N. Y. 5103
Dreaming of you; words and music by
N. E. Tackett. © 1c. Mar. 18, 1929;
E unp. 4976; Nora EH. Tackett, Ar-
thr “a1. 5104
Dreams of Hawaii and you; words and
music by F. W. Vandersloot; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Mar. 20, 1929; 2 «¢.
Mar. 21; H pub. 4429; Vandersloot
music pub. co., Williamsport, Pa.
3105
Dreams of Valley Queen; words and
music by C. H. Meltz, New York City,
Frank Harding. © Feb. 28, 1929;
2 ce. Mar. 14; E pub. 4487; Clarence
H. Meltz, Appleton, Wis. 5106
Dreams of you; from The white ca-
mellia, words by Clifford Seyler, mu-
sic by Henry Arthur, of Great Brit-
ain. © Mar..12, 1929; 1 © Mar. 22;
E for. 3229; Lareine & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 5107
Dreamy land you’re calling me; words
by W. E. Flournoy, music by Lucile
Burton [i. e. Lucile Burton Glick]
[Photostat] © 1c. Mar. 18, 1929;
E unp. 4816; William Edward Flour-
noy, Corning, Calif. 5108
275
5109
Drifting and dreaming of you; words
and music by J. E. Imrick. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Mar. 8,
1929; E unp. 4473; Joseph EH. Im-
rick, Detroit. 5109
Drifting in the moonlight; words by
B. Redmond, music by H. HE. Wil-
kinson. © Mar. 18, 1929; 2 ec. Mar.
19; E pub. 4517; Bill Redmond and
Horace EH. Wilkinson, Hamilton, On-
tario, Canada. 5110
Droll (The) lover; words anon., mu-
sic by Peter Warlock [pseud. of
Philip Heseltine]," of Great Brit-
tain. © Jan. 21, 1929; 1c. Feb. 11;
EH for. 3503; Augener, ltd., London.
5111
Drum, fife and trumpet; by Frederic
A. Franklin, arr. by Preston Ware
Orem; rhythmic orch. of toy instru-
ments and pf., with teacher’s sc.
4to. © Mar.'1, 1929; 2:'c. Mar. 5;
E pub. 3916; Theodore Presser ©€o.,
Philadelphia. 5112
Drum woll’n wir uns wieder vertra-
gen; stimmungswalzerlied, text von
Willy Weiss, musik von Hermann
Krome, of Germany. © Feb. 18,
1929; 1 e. Mar. 20; E for. 3166;
Drei masken verlag, a. g., Berlin.
5113
Du er min egen lille pige; tango,
tekst: D. L. Folberg, musik: Wal-
ther Schrgder, of Denmark; pf. ©
Feb. 21, 1929; 1 ¢. Mar. 9; E for.
3024; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
5114
Du Fric; paroles de Mare Hely, mu-
sique de Jean Lenoir, of France; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by F. Sala-
bert. © Feb. 25, 1929; 1 c. Mar.
21; BE for. 3468; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 5115
Du hast mir ew’ge treu’ geschworen,
Ferdinand; foxtrot, text von Wau-
wau, musik von Hermann Leopoldi,
of Austria. © Dee. 11, 1928; 1 «¢.
Mar. 14, 1929; E for. 3369; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, Vienna. 5116
Duo; pour violon et violoncelle, par
Tibor Harsainyi, of Hungary. ©
Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ce. Mar. 8, 1929; HE
for. 3064; Editions Maurice Senart,
Paris. 5117
Dustman’s (The) call; unison song,
words by Margaret G. Rhodes, mu-
sie by George Rathbone, of Great
Britain. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Mar. 18, 1929; 1 ¢.
Mar. 19; E for. 3125; Novello & co.,
ltd., London. 5118
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, n.s., v. 24
Dwell in my heart; sacred song, words
by Ernst F. Gradolph, music by
Harold N. Wansborough, of Great ~
Britain, domiciled at New York; in
B flat. .© Jan. 23, 1929* 2 eens
25; EH pub. 3022; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 5119
Dying on Calvary [and] Tell them
we will meet them there; hymns,
words and music by EH. Boone, har.
by Mrs. E. Boone. © Mar. 22, 1929;
2c. Mar. 25; E pub. 4533; Edward
Boone, Grand Rapids, Mich. 5120
Dynamite blues; words by Selma
Davis, music by Lemon Jefferson.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Mar. 7, 1929; E unp. 4435; Chicago
musie pub. co., ine., Chicago. 5121
Dziaugsmai ir verksmai; ZodZai Vinco,
muzika Benedict Velicka, of Lithua-
nia, domiciled at Boston, Mass.
8vo. © Nov. 15, 1928; 2 ec. Mar. 18,
1929; E pub. 4448; Anthony J. Kup-
stis, Boston. 5122
Dziefi imienin przyjaciela; chér mies-
zany, Slowa J. S. Zieliiskiego, mu-
zyka Fr. Przybylskiego. © Feb. 21,
1929; 2 @ Mar. 2; E pub. 4650; W.
H. Sajewski, Chicago. 5123
*E curiuse; versi e musica di F. Amo-
dio; violin. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1929;
E unp. 4553; Frank Amodio, Brook-
lyn. 5124
Hagle eyed mama blues; words by
Selma Davis, music by Lemon Jef-
ferson. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 7, 1929; E unp. 4436;
Chicago music pub. ¢co., ine., Chi-
cago. 5125
Easter dawn; text by Erna EH. Hoefs,
music by Louis Victor Saar, op.
124; mixed voices. 4to. © Dec. 26,
1928; 2 c Mar. 7, 1929; E pub. 4100;
Henry T. FitzSimons, Chicago.
5126
Ebaude bressane; recueillie et har-
monisée par Julien Tiersot, of
France. (Mélodies populaires des
provinces de France, 10° série, no.
97) ©. Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢« Mar, 8,
1929; E for. 3108; Heugel, Paris.
» 9127
Hecho (The) of a song; Christmas can-
tata, libretto by Mattie B. Shannon,
music by Ruth Dale. 4to. © Sept.
5, 1928; 2 e. and aff. Sept. 29; A
1056858; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
O. 5128
276
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
5148
Echoes calling me home; words and
music by Arthur A. Penn, of Great
Britain, domiciled at Block Island,
R. I.: med. or high voice. © Mar.
1, 1929; 2 ce. Mar. 7; BE pub. 4051;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 5129
Echoes of Andalusia; by Barter
Johns, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Jan. 28, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 16; BH for.
3135; Augener, Itd., London. 5180
Eclipse (The) folio; 14 solos for plec-
trum banjo, by Warren Dean, W.
©. Stahl and “others: “pr. acc. "©
Mar. 12, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 20;
AA—13306; Wm. C. Stahl, Milwau-
kee. 5131
Eestacy; 3 pt. song, words by Jean
Lahor, tr. by Isabella G. Parker,
musie by Henri Dupar’c, arr. by Leo
Braun; women’s voices. 4to. ©
Mar. 14, 1929: 2c. Mar. 18; E pub.
4494; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
Ta
Eddie Cantor’s automobile horn song;
from Whoopee, words and music by
Clarence Gaskill, Charles Tobias,
and Bennett & Carlton. © Mar. 7,
1929: 2 c. Mar. 8; E pub. 40385;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 5133
Egg (The) song; comedy fox-trot,
words and music by F. G. H. Salus-
bury, Jimmy Campbell and Reg.
Connelly, all of Great Britain; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by Harry J.
Stafford. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations]. © Feb. 23, 1929; 1 «.
Mar. 8; E for. 2923; Campbell, Con-
nelly & co., London. 5134
Egyptian love song; lyric by L. G. A.
Woolfall, music by Umberto Sis-
tarelli, of Italy, domiciled at Los
Angeles. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1929; E
unp. 43835; Lila G. A. Woolfall,
Yonkers, N. Y. 5135
Einmal kommt zu dir das_ glitick;
walzer aus Jettchen Gebert, gesangs-
texte von Willi Wolff, musik von
Walter Kollo, of Germany. © Jan.
92 9h 9290 1c. Mam 135 Eefor, 3278 ;
Edition vuvag verlag u. vertrieb, a.
g., Berlin. 5136
Eleanore; words and music by S. Sil-
verman; pf. © 1c. Mar. 25, 1929;
E unp. 5057; Sam Silverman, Chi-
cago. 5137
Hlégie; by Boris Levenson, op. 49;
violin and pf. 1. Concert ed... 2.
47158—29——3
Simplified ed. © Mar. 14, 1929;
2 ce. each Mar. 15; E pub. 4265,
4266; Century music pub. co., New
York. 5138, 5139
Elle est & vous; opérette en 3 actes,
livret de Andre Barde, musique de
Maurice Yvain, of France; partition
pf. et chant. © Feb. 25, 1929; 1 ¢.
Mar. 21; D pub. 27478; Francis Sal-
abert, Paris. 5140
Hloré lo; words anon., music by Peter
Warlock [pseud. of Philip Hesel-
tine], of Great Britain. © Jan. 1,
1929* ater Kebe (LIGH) for, e502;
Augener, ltd., London. 5141
Empty arms; theme song for Not
quite decent, words and music by
Con Conrad, Sidney Mitchell and
Archie Gottler. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Mar. 16, 1929;
EH unp. 4798; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine., New York. 5142
En lille spraellemand; tekst: Mogens
Dam, musik: Harry Robinson, of
Denmark; -pf. © Web. 21, 1929’;
1 c. Mar. 9; E for. 3023; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 5148
En passant par un échalier; ronde
populaire dans les provinces de
Vouest, recueillie et harmonisée par
Julien Tiersot, of France. (Mélo-
dies populaires des provinces de
France, 9° série, no. 85) © Dee.
ol, 19284 Tae Mar. 8, 1929; Hi for.
3096; Heugel, Paris. 5144
Enfer (L’); par M. Delmas et F. An-
drieu, both of France; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Dee.
31, 1928.1 ¢.. Mar. 8, )1929>) for.
3037; Andrieu fréres, Paris. 5145
Enter not into judgment; words from
Psalm 148, musie by Frank L.
Sealy; mixed voices; organ acc.
4to. © Mar. 4, 1929; 2 c: Mar. 5;
E pub. 3865; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 5146
Episode; pt. song, words by Ethel
Duncan, music by Harry Banks;
men’s voices. 4to. © Mar. 13, 1929;
2c. Mar. 15; E pub. 4421; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 5IAT
Eredita’ (L’) di mio padre; words by
A. Sigismondi, music by G. Bar-
bati, of Italy. [Words and melody
only] ©1ce. Mar. 28, 1929; BH unp.
5179; Aristide Sigismondi, Brook-
lyn. 5148
240
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5149
Erinnerung an Fr. von Flotow’s Mar-
tha; von Otto Hohmann, of Ger-
many; orch. pts., with ist violin
conductor. © Feb. 4, 1929; 1 «.
Feb. 26; E for. 2985; D. Rahter,
Leipzig. 5149
Ernst (The) modern graded studies
for saxophone; in 8 volumes, by
Ruby Ernst. bk. 1. obl. 12mo. ©
Mar. 20, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 21;
AA 10946; Irving Berlin standard
music corp., New York. 5150
Erste (Die) frau, die ich gektisst;
text von Kurt Robitschek, musik
von Ralph Erwin, of Austria. ©
Feb: 26,'1929; ic. Mar. 20; BE: for:
3161; Drei masken verlag, a. g., Ber-
lin. 5151
Es gibt eine frau, die dich niemals
vergisst; waltz, worte von Kurt
Schwabach, musik von Jim Cowler
[pseud.], of Germany. © Jan. 10,
19298 VA SelyMar. 13 3" EH tor. sa225
Edition Karl Briill, Berlin. 5152
Es herbstelt schon im Wienerwald;
walzerlied, text von Wilhelm De-
soyer, musik von Ferdinand Rebay,
of Austria; “op. 101." “©” Dec. 12:
19238): ) ob pene hay. 1S O29 ae Tots
3257; Adolf Robitschek, Vienna.
5153
Espana, komm nach spanien; one step,
text v. Archibald Zyankali, musik
v. Richard Schicke, of Germany;
orch. 4to. © Mar. 20, 1928; 1 «¢
June 13; E for. 3114; Oskar Sei-
fert, Eppendorf, Germany. 5154
Essays in the modes; by John Foulds,
Of Great Brita OO nIO bits. Veale
1) Exotie*]5> others) “© Wee si.
1928 ;"1'e@. Mar. 8, 1929; @ tor, 5066;
Editions Maurice Senart, Paris.
5155
Essie Herman song; words and music
by E. Herman. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Mar. 8, 1929; E unp.
4483; Essie Herman, New York.
5156
Estrella mattutina; by G. Gioviale,
of Italy, domiciled at New York;
pf.....©@»1:+e,,.Mar., 16, - 1929518 amp.
4789; J. Torres, New York. 5157
Eternal King, lead on; hymn, words
by Charlotte G. Homer, music by
Charles H. Gabriel. © Mar. 1,
1929; 2 c Mar. 28; E pub. 4689;
Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chicago.
5158
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Ethie; by Max Kramm; pf. © Mar.
26, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 30; E pub. 4667;
Gamble hinged music co., Chicago.
5159
Evangeline; words and music by O.
F. Angell. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Mar. 29, 1929; E unp.
5193; Oscar Franklyn Angell, Long
Beach, Calif. 5160
Everglade moon; words and music by
W.W. Warren. [Photostat] ©1c.
Mar. 6, 1929; E unp. 4333; William
W. Warren, Pittsburgh. 5161
Everlasting (The) mercy; words by
John Masefield, music by Sidney
Homer, op. 42; med. or low voice.
© Mar. 1, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 7; E pub.
4078; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
5162
Every day is Mother’s day, Mother’s
day to me; words and music by J.
Keller. © 1. c..Mar, 42319205 s nn
unp. 4601; Jack Keller, Bloomfield,
Ni. 5163
Everything is coming my way; words
by L. Shears, music by V. Tomasulo.
© 1c. Mar. 22, 1929; E unp. 5006;
Vincent Tomasulo, and Louis Shears,
Brooklyn. 5164
Hivoca mis penas; bolero, letra y mu-
sica por O. M. Lopez, of Spain, domi-
ciled at New York; pf. ©1c. Mar.
1i, 1929; EH unp. 4597; Orencio Miras
Lopez, New York. 5165
Evolution; suite d’orch., extraite du
ballet, par Edouard L’Enfant, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. 1. Les sisters Barrisson [4 oth-
ers] © Dec. 31, 1928; 1c. Mar. 8,
1929; E for. 3083; Choudens, Paris.
5166
Ev’ry little while I think of you; by
John McLaughlin and Harold Levey,
scored by George J. Trinkaus; voc.
orch. pts. 4to. © Mar. 20, 1929; 2
ce. Mar. 25; E pub. 4555; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 5167
Ev’ry little while I think of you; lyric
by John McLaughlin, music by Har-
old Levey; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Mar. 4, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 8; E pub.
4132; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 5168
Hv’ry night, I’m dancing ‘in’ my
dreams; fox trot, words and music
by Al. Frazzini [i. e. Amicus Fraz-
zinil [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Feb. 5, 1929; E unp. 4561; Ami-
cus Frazzini, Boston. 5169
278
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
5190
Evviva Siviglia; valzer, di G. Gioviale,
of Italy, domiciled at New York; pf.
© 1c. Mar. 16, 1929; E unp. 4788 ;
J. Torres, New York. 5170
Exalt the Lord our God; anthem, text
from the Bible, music by Mrs. H. W.
Batchelor [i. e., Florence Roberts
Batchelor]; mixed voices. © 1 ¢.
Feb. 20, 1929; E unp. 4340; Florence
Roberts Batchelor, Wooster, O.
5171
Experience; words by Charlie Ander-
son [pseud. of W. D. Moats], music
by Samuel H. Speck. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 28, 1929;
E unp. 5153; Wm. D. Moats, Waynes-
boro, Pa. aU bf ip:
Eye full (An) of you; lyrics by L.
Wolfe Gilbert, music by Mabel
Wayne. [Words and melody only]
(fe Mar, 11,1929; Ki unp. 4719;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. dLiS
Eyes (The) have it; words and music
by Marion Kaye and Bob Taklinger.
© 1c. Mar. 14, 1929; E unp. 4712;
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York.
Ezell’s precious fives; words and mu-
sic by Will Ezell. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Mar. 7, 1929; E
unp. 4431; Chicago music pub. co.,
ine., Chicago. 5175
Fa ta,°pa ra da; by L. VY. Martino.
[Melody only] © 1 e¢. Mar. 16,
1929; E unp. 4776; Louis Victor
Martino, New York. 5176
Fables; words anon., music by Fred-
erick Stanley Smith; male voices.
4to. © Mar. 23, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 26;
E pub. 4620; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 517
Fairy frolic; from Where the rainbow
ends, by Roger Quilter. of Great
Britain; violin, cello and pf. ©
Mar. 3S. 1929 le. Mar, .9:,..E) for:
2963; Elkin & co., ltd., London.
5178
Faith of our mothers; service for
Mothers’ day, compiled by Lorenz
pub. co. Svo. © Feb. 21, 1929; 2 «.
and aff. April 3; A A 18308; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 5179
Fancy our meeting; from That’s a
good girl, by Joseph Meyer and
Philip Charig, arr. by J. Ord Hume,
of Great Britain; band, with solo
cornet B flat conductor. 24mo. ©
Mar. 4, 1929; 1 ¢ Mar..14; E. for.
3172; Harms, inc., New York.
5180
DLT4:
Fantasia on Beggar’s opera airs; by
Maurice Jacobson, of Great Britain;
violin and pf. © Mar. 19, 1929; 1c.
Mar. 16; # for. 3353; J. Curwen &
sons, Itd., London. 5181
Fantasy on. negro themes; excerpts,
words and music by EH. Jessye;
chorus. © 1 ‘c. Mar. 14, 1929: B&
unp. 47384; Eva Jessye, Los Angeles..
5182:
Fantasy on Russian themes; by Niko-
las Rimsky-Korsakow, transcribed
by Fritz Kreisler, of Austria, domi-
ciled at New York; violin and pf.
© Jan. 7, 1929; 2 ¢. Mar. 8; E pub.
4014; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
5183-
Far away Texas blues; by Douglas
Williams. [Melody only] © 1 ec.
Feb. 28, 1929; E unp. 4186; Southern
music pub. co., inc., New York.
5184
Farfalla notturna; polka, by Carlo
Meluzio [pseud. of C. Meluzio}]
[Melody only] ©1c. Feb. 11, 1929;
E unp. 3617; Carmine Meluzio, Long:
Island City, N. Y. 5185
Fashion strut girl; words by H. Les-
slau and Billy Arnold, music by H.
Lesslau. [Words and melody only]
© 1c Mar. 8, 1929: E unp. 4568;
Harry Lesslau, Brooklyn. 5186
Fatal (The) mistake; waltz ballad,
words by EK. McKlemuery, music by
L. Florin Brown. [Words and mel-
ody. “onlyl) ©@et (c. Jan, Boiges-
EK ounp. 4201; Ethel McKiemuery,
Bains, La. 5187
Fateful moments; by Josiah Zuro, of
U. S., and Francis Gromon, of Hun-
gary, domiciled at New York; full
pts. © Jan. 10, 1929; 2'c. Mar. 18;
E pub. 4198; Kalmus filmusic edi-
tion, New York. 5188
Father, hear Thy children’s call; an-
them, words and adaptation by
Thomas B. Pollock, music by Carl
Bohm, arr. by Palmer Clark; mixed
voices, With bass solo; pf. or orgam
Ace.) Ato, Oe Mee doy AI2s, 2 re.
Mar. 27; E pub. 4605; Harold Flam-
mer, inc., New York. 5189
Fauré (Gabriel) Andante; de la 2°
sonate pour violon et pf., op. 108,
transcription pour pf. 4 2 mains par
Gustave Samazeuilh, of France. ©
Feb; 2023929. 1 «© Mar, 15: K).for-
3188; Durand et cie., Paris. 5190
279
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5191
Fauré (Gabriel )—Continued.
Scherzo; extrait du 1°" quatuor
en ut mineur, op. 15, transcription et
arr. de F. Salabert, of France; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor and 1st vio-
lin conductor. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c¢.
Mar. 21, 1929; E for. 3484; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 5191
Favorite (The) march; by M. W. Hol-
lingsworth, arr. by R. B. Hisenberg ;
band, pts... 4te. © Mar.. 1,.1929);
2 c..Mar. 5; E pub. 4119;: Melville
W. Hollingsworth, Palestine, Ill.
5192
Favorite nursery rhymes and melo-
dies; arr. as pf. duets for beginners
by Pearl Marie Barker; with words.
©). Mar...25, 1929:; 2).c,"\Mar,)/263,
pub. 4645; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 5193
Favors; words and music by C. F.
Bowen. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 25, 1929; FE unp. 5056;
Charles Francis Bowen, Boston.
5194
Feeding time; two-part song, words
by Kate R. Moffat, traditional
French peasant tune adapted and
arr. by Alfred Moffat, of Great Bri-
tain. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Mar. 14, 1929; 1 «
Mar. 13; E for. 3005; Novello & co.,
Itd., London. 5195
Feeling blue; fox trot, par J. Berson,
of France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor; “4t0, © Jan 10; 1929) dc.
Mar. 8; H for. 3039; Jean Berson,
Paris. 5196
Feminine company, feminine sympa-
thy ; fox trot, written and composed
by Ralph Butler and Julian Wright,
of Great Britain; pf. acc., with ban-
julele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions], © Feb.«1, 19295 ce Mar, 1;
E for. 2994; Montgomery & ©Co.,
London. 5197
Femme (La) nue; choeurs, actes 1 et
2, du drame lyrique en 4 actes,
par Henry Février, of France. 4to.
1. Choeurs hommes.—2. Choeurs
femmes. © Jan. 20, 1929; 1 c. each
Mar. 8; E for. 3085, 3086; Heugel,
Paris. 5198, 5199
Feo (El); corrido, words and music
by Hermanos Banuelos, of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles. © 1 e.
Mar. 165, 1929; EH unp. 4784; Felipe
Valdes Leal, Los Angeles. 5200
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Féte (Une) a Oslo; ballet Norvégien
en un acte, musique de A. Baussart,
of France; pf. © Dec. 31, 1928;
toe. Mar. 15.1929. 48 storvs2ue
Editions Max HEschig, Paris. 5201
Feuilles d’automne; par A. Scassola,
of France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor and ist violins conductor.
4to. © Feb. 25, 1929; 1c. Mar. 21;
E for. 3450; Francis Salabert, Paris.
5202
Fiamma del mio cuore; valzer, di G.
Sardo: violino. 1-« "Mar 20;
1929; E unp. 4887; Giuseppe Sardo,
Brooklyn. 5203
Fiddle-sticks; pf. novelty, by Jack
Glogau and Jose Zimmerman. [Mel-
ody only]
unp. 4255; Arthur
corp., New York.
Behim music
5204
Fighting for the U. S. A.; words and
music by A. J. Pollard. © 1c. Mar.
11,1929; E. unp. 4610: Archi as
Pollard, Brooklyn. 5205
Film-musik heft IV; von Jacques
Renée [pseud.], of Austria; orch.
pts. © Aug. 12, 1928; 1 « Mar. 13,
1929; E for. 3255; Richard Birn-
bach, Berlin. 5206
Filutka ; polka, melody by W. Podosek.
© 1c. Mar. 13, 1929; E unp. 4686;
Walter Podosek, Camden, N. J. 5207
Finders keepers; from The broken
| wing, lyrics by Harry Clarke, music
by Percy Wenrich. [Words and
‘melody only] © 1. Mar. 8, 1929);
E unp. 4546; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 5208
Finding the long way home; lyric by
Gus Kahn, music by Harry Warren.
(©. Mar. 22,1929: 2 ¢ Mar.25 50
pub. 4528; Remick music corp., New
York, 5209
TYireflies; text and music by Paul
Bliss; sop. and alto. 4to. © Mar.
9, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 22; E pub. 4468;
Raymond A. Hoffman co., Chicago.
5210
| First lady of the land; march, by Ann
"J. ‘Proctor; pf. ©) Mar’ 24) fezer
2c. Mar. 28; E pub. 4636; Edward
B. Marks music co., New York. 5211
First lessons in violin playing; for be-
ginners, modern method compiled
and arr. by H. Hoare, op. 29. bk. 3.
Chicago, I[l., Chicago educational
music library. © Mar. 1, 1929: 2 ec.
and aff. Mar. 5; AA 11406; Henry
Hoare, Chicago. 5 hy
280
©'1e. Maris, 19293
}
i
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
First love; vocal waltz, words by Helen
M. Hatton, music by George Lewis,
of Great Britain. © Mar. 22, 1929;
1c. Mar. 25; E for. 3363; Reid bros.,
Itd., London. 5213
Nocturne; the
© Mar... 5,' 1929;
E pub. 4222; G.
5214
Fischel (Marguerite)
lake waters; pf.
eer Nar, | 1s
Schirmer, ine., New York.
Fischer (Der): gedicht von Goethe,
musik von H. Behr. © Feb. 20,
1929; 2 ec. Feb. 25: E pub. 3810;
Herman Behr, Brooklyn. 5215
Flag of the free; march, by J. De-
Forest Cline; band pts. 4to. ©
Feb. 2, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 27; E pub.
4601; Charles L. Barnhouse, sr., Os-
kaloosa, Ia. 5216
Flame; poem by Hlizabeth Shaw, mu-
sic by Daniel Wolf. ©: Mar. 27,
1929; 2c. Mar..27.,; E. pub. 4611;
Harold Flammer, inc., New York.
52
Flaming youth; by Duke Ellington;
po) Mar 1G) 1929-2’ Mar. ‘26;
E pub. 4594; Gotham music Sserv-
ice, inc., New York. 5218
Flapper (The) is a good pal after all;
words by J. W. Spencer, music arr.
by R. M. Stults. © Mar. 18, 1929;
2c Mar. 20; E pub. 4418; James
W. Spencer, Providence, R. I. 5219
Flattery ; valse etude, by Homer Tour-
jée; pf. © Mar. 18, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
20; E pub. 4509; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 5220
Fleishige, milchige un pareve yiden;
words and music by M. Kotlowitz,
arr. by Abe Hllstein.
WN VIII ,JYTN yawerp)
(JD DUDAND AN
© Mar. 1, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 2; E pub.
3836; Max Kotlowitz, New Rochelle,
i aie
Fleur (La) de Volivier; chanson du
Valois, recueillie et harmonisée par
Julien Tiersot, of France. [Mélodies
populaires des provinees de France,
9° série, no. 86) © Dec. 31, 1928;
1 e. Mar. 8, 1929; E for. 3097; Heu-
gel, Paris. ‘a pond
Fleurette; lyric by S. Berkey, music
by E. Covey; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Feb. 27, 1929: 2 c. Mar. 5; E pub.
3854; Eugene Covey and Stephen
Berkey, San Rafael, Calif. 5223
yea we
5234
Fleurette; words by Billy Rose, mu-
sic by Fred Fisher and Louis Sil-
vers; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
May Singhi Breen. © Mar. 4, 1929;
2c Mar. 5; E pub. 3846; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 5224
Flippity flop; words and music by
Leo Robin, Sam Coslow and Richard
“A. Whiting. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Mar. 23, 1929; E unp.
5032; Famous music corp., New
York. 5225
Flotow (Friedrich von) Martha; fan-
tasie on airs from the opera by
Eduard Dorn, op. 39, simplified arr.
by Calvin Grooms; pf. © Mar. 6,
1929; 2 e. Mar. 7; E pub. 3962;
Century music pub. co., New York.
5226.
Flower of my heart; words and mu-
sic by R. A. Jones. ©1c¢ Mar. 14,
1929; EH unp. 4697; Rulon Armstrong
Jones, Cedar City, Utah. SORA G
Flying; words and music by EH. G.
Dowin; pf. © 1 ¢. Mar.’8, 1929; E
unp. 4503; Edwin Goodrich Dowin,
Pontiac, Mich. 5228.
Flying (The) ship; words by H.
Rhoads, music by H. Rhoads and.
June Olsen. [Words and melody
only]. © 1 @ Mar. 13, 1929; E unp.
4677; Helen Rhoads, Glendale, Calif.
5229
Flying thoughts; characteristic inter-
mezzo, by G. C. Mazzeri; band pts.
4to. ©! Mar. 1, 1929; 2 ¢ Mar. 5;
E pub. 4120; Giovanni Carlo Maz-
zeri, Fort Myers, Fla. 5230
Follow me; words and music by E.
Fortunato. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Mar. 15, 1929; E unp.
4746; Eugenio Fortunato, Philadel-
phia. 5231
For old Bombay; song of the sea,
words by Herbert J. Brandon, mu-
sic by Charles Huerter; low or med.
voice. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 ¢. Mar.
7; EH pub. 4052; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. azo
For you; words and music by P. H.
Pryor. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 13, 1929; E unp. 4694;
Preston H. Pryor, Philadelphia.
5233
Forever and a day; lyrics by L. Wolfe
Gilbert, music by Mabel Wayne.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Mar. 138, 1929; E unp. 4874; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 5234
281
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5235
Forevermore; words by Bernard S.
Cogan and M. H. Harris, music by
M. H. Harris, arr. by Chas. R. Bird;
pf. © 1 «ce Mar. 27, 1929;.E unp.
5128; Morgan Hovey Harris, Boston.
5235
Forgetting you; fox-trot, by L. V.
Martin. [Melody only] © 1 «.
Mar. 2, 1929; E unp. 42381; Louis
Victor Martin, New York. 5236
Forgotten melody; waltz, words and
music by Dick Leibert [i. e. R. W.
Leibert] [Chords, single staff] ©
1 .e Mar.,.9,...1929:. EH upp. 459;
Richard William Leibert, Pitts-
burgh. 5237
Forsyth (W. O.) Prelude; by W. O.
Forsyth, of Canada, op. 59, no. 2;
at. ©: Beb.11,, 19291. ¢. Keb. 13
E for. 2974; Anglo-Canadian music
co., Toronto, Canada. 5238
Fortsetzung der orchesterstudien fiir
violine; von Richard Hofmann,
hrsg. von Johannes Striegler, of
Germany. heft 15. © Dec. 28, 1928;
tc. Mar i3; Bor solok eae
Merseburger, Leipzig. 5239
Fortune telling; an old melodie [arr.]
by Maud Aurochs-[pseud. of M. M.
Aurochs], of Russia, domiciled at
Seattle; pf. © 1 @ Dee. 20, 1928;
E unp. 2181; Mary Madelaine Au-
rochs, Seattle. 5240
Foulds (John) Sonata; pour violon-
celle et pf., par John Foulds, of
Great Britain, op. 6. © Dec. 31,
1928; 1) Ge Mares; 1929.8) for. 3063;
Editions Maurice: Senart, Paris.
5241
Fourth (The) symphony; [2nd move-
ment], by C. EH. Ives; for large orch.
Se. (New music, vol. 2, no. 2, Jan.
1929): © Jan..30, 1929: .2'c.. Keb. 7;
E pub. 4232; Charles E. Ives, New
York. 5242
Fox (Sam) photoplay edition; loose
leaf coll. of motion picture music,
by J. S. Zamecnik; 1st violin. v. 5.
© Feb. 25, 1929; 2 c. Feb: 25: H
pub. 3798; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleve-
land. 0243
Fox River valley queen; words and
music by W. F. Benson. © 1c. Mar.
20, 1929; E unp. 4880; Wallace
5244
Fox-trot, tango et finale; pour pf. et
violon, par Lucien Chevaillier, of
France. © Dee. 31, 1928; 1 ¢ Mar.
21, 1929; E for. 3439; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris, 5245
Frances Benson, Batavia, Ill.
pt. 1, n.s., v. 24
Friiulein, darf ich’s wagen; foxtrot,
aus Die frau in gold, worte von
Leopold Jacobson u. Bruno Hardt-
Warden, musik von Michael Krausz,
of Hungary, klavier arr. yon Otto
Lindemann. © Feb. 26, 1929; 1 e.
Mar. 20; E for. 3162; Drei masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 5246
Fragment; by EF. 8S. McGowen; violin.
© 1c. Mar. 14, 1929; E unp. 4698;
Franklin S. MeGowen, Los Angeles.
5247
Francesca da Rimini; 6° tableau sym-
phonique, par Edouard Flament, of
France, op. 79; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor, ‘© Dec. Bi, 19925:
Mar. 15, 1929; E for. 3207; Chou-
dens, Paris. 5248
Fraternity prom; lyrics by Shirley
Kaye, music by W. Creager
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Jan. 31, 1929; E unp. 4193; Wil-
liam Creager, New York. 5249
Freiheit und Vaterland; marsch, von
Jonny Heykens, of Netherlands, op.
91; salon-orch. pts., with words.
4to. © July 1, 19285.3) cine,
1929; E for. 3391; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany. 5250
Fremder sang; 12 europiische volks-
lieder in freien nachdichtungen yon
Karl Wolfskehl, fiir eine singstimme
mit klavierbegleitung von Lothar
Windsperger, of Germany. © Mar.
20, 1929; .1.-e, Mar..15;\H forsezeos
B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
5251
Freut euch des lebens; marschlied,
aus der gleichnamigen revue, text
von Walter René, musik von Emil
Palm, of Germany, klavier arr. von
Otto Lindemann. © Nov. 8, 1928;
1 c., Jan. “(19295 iS toms ae
Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
5252
Friedensmesse; aus den tiefen schreie
ich zu dir, o Herr, fiir gemischten
chor, sop.-solo, orch. u. orgel, von
Franz Philip, of Germany, op. 12;
klayierauszug. © Nov. 16, 1928;
1 ¢., Mar, 13, 1929.5 se forte2eo,
Fritz Muller, Stiddeutscher musik-
verlag, Karlsruhe, Germany. 5253
Friends tried and true; souvenir, 2-pt.
choral, lyric by Frederick H. Mar-
tens, music by Franz Drdla, arr.
by Christopher O’Hare. Franklin
ed. 4to. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
2; E pub. 3819; Kay & Kay music
pub. corp., New York. 5254
282
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
*Frisco train blues; words by Texas
Alexander, music arr. by Irene
Spain. [Words and melody only]
© 1 c« Mar. 5, 1929; EB unp. 4271;
Polk C. Brockman, Atlanta. 5255
Frolic (A); from suite, Harvest time,
by William B. Coburn; pf. © Mar.
25, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 27; E pub. 4616;
Belwin, ine., New York. 5256
From now on; fox trot, words and
music by R. 8. Sowell. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 1, 1929;
E unp. 4158; Ralph Spellman So-
well, Detroit. 5257
From sunrise to sunset, from sunset
till dawn; words and music by Benny
McLaughlin and Jack Miller. ©
Mar. 25, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 26; E pub.
4588 ; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
5258
From the parlor to the pig pen; [mu-
sical recitation], words and music
by John B. Blakey. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Jan. 14, 1929;
E unp. 2772; Consolidated music
pub. house, Chicago. 5259
Funny face; gems, by George Gersh-
win, arr. by Dan Godfrey, of Great
Britain; full military band pts.,
with conductor. (In Chappell’s
army journal, no. 563) © Feb. 6,
1929; 1 c. Feb. 20; E for. 2884; New
world music corp., New York. 5260
Funny what a kiss will do; lyrics by
Sammy Lerner, music by Al Hoff-
man. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ec. Mar. 5, 1929; E unp. 4378:
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 5261
Furious (A) chase; by Hugo Felix,
arr. by Maurice Baron; orch. pts.,
with pf. or organ conductor and vio-
lin 1 conductor. New York, Irving
Berlin standard music corp. 4to. ©
Mar. 27, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 28; E pub.
4642; M. Baron, Great Neck, L. L.,
N= ¥, 5262
Gallant (The) sergeant; one step, by
Josiah Zuro, of U. S., and Francis
Gromon, of Hungary, domiciled at
New York; orch. pts. 4to. © Feb.
1, 1929; 2c. Mar. 13; E pub. 4200;
Kalmus filmusic edition, New York.
5263
Game (The) of love; words by Char-
ley Johnson [pseud. of Charlotte
Johnson], music by Manny Parsons
[pseud. of M. Parsons] ©1e. Mar.
5, 1929; E unp. 4261; Marion Par-
sons, Atlantic City. 5264
5275
Garden (A); words by P. B. Frost,
musie by Elizabeth G. Black.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Mar. 16, 1929; E unp. 4773; Pearl
Beers Frost, Dresden, O. 5265
Garden (A) in the rain; lyrie by James
Dyrenforth, music by Carroll Gib-
bons, of England; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by Harry J. Stafford. ©
Mar. 4, 1929; 2 GMar. 5; E pub.
3845; Gene Austin, inc., New York.
5266
Garden (The) of dreams; waltz, by
Ernest Nield [pseud. of Chas. J. Rob-
erts], arr. by Chas. J. Roberts; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Dec. 4, 1928; 2 c. Feb. 11, 1929; EB
pub. 3377; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 5267
Garden (A) of good little girls; words
and music by F. 8S. Colburn; pf. and
ukulele ace. © 1c. Mar. 16, 1929;
HE unp. 4796; Frank S. Colburn, Mil-
waukee, 5268
Garden of love; words and music by
O. M. Derivan. © 1c. Mar. 12, 1929;
E eunp. 4640: Olive Mauger Derivan,
Sioux City, Ia. 5269
Garden (The) of my heart; hymn,
words and music by L. H. Bacheller,
harmony by Adger M. Pace. © Sept.
15, 1928; 2 c Dee. 20; E pub. 2614;
James D. Vaughan and L. H. Bachel-
ler, Lawrenceburg, Tenn. 5270
Garden (The) of the Lord; Children’s
day service, text by Rene Bronner
and Herman yon Berge, music by
Fred B. Holton. S8vo. © Mar. 18,
1929; 2 ce. and aff. April 3; AA—
13310; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
5271
Gavot and Interlude; from Hight easy
symphonies, by John Valentine, arr.,
ed., fingered and bowed by James
Brown, of Great Britain; violin and
pf. © Mar. 25, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 26;
E for. 3383; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London. 5272
Gavotta: di Riccardo Pick-Mangiagalli,
of Italy.. pf. “© Mar. 26, 1929; 1 c.
Mar. 28; E for. 3522; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 5273
Gavotte [and] Gavotte 2; by Ruth
Klauber; pf. © Mar. 11, 1929; 2 e.
Mar. 18; BE pub. 4189; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 5274
Gay (Vera Lothrop) A song; words
and music by V. L. Gay. ©1c. Mar.
12, 1929; E unp. 4623; Vera Lothrop
Gay, Los Angeles. 5275
283
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5276
Gay butterflies; by Hsther C. Benson;
2 pfs., 8 hands. © Mar. 26, 1929;
2c. Mar. 28; E pub. 4619; Willis mu-
sie co., Cincinnati. 5276
Gay (The) fandango; words and mu-
sic by V. L. Gay. ©1c¢. Mar. 12,
1929; E unp. 4619; Vera Lothrop
Gay, Los Angeles. 5277
Gay moment; polka brillante, by A.
Mariano; pf. Providence, R. I., A.
Paolilli’s music co. © Mar. 10, 1929;
2 ce. Mar. 14; E pub. 4241; Arturo
Mariano, Providence, R. I. 5278
Gee hard luck and me must be com-
bined; words by H. Reinschreiber,
musie by Johnny Thompson and H.
Reinschreiber. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Mar. 13, 1929; E unp.
4713; Henry Reinschreiber, Phila-
delphia. 5279
Gem (The) dance folio for 1929-—no. 2;
fox-trots and waltzes, selected from
the season’s song successes, compiled
by Jack Glogau; pf. © Mar. 4, 1929;
2 c. Mar. 23; E pub. 4475; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
5280
Georgia; fox-trot, di Harry Revel, of
Great Britain, rid. di T. Petralia
Carducci, of Italy; orch. pts. with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Feb. 28, 1929;
1c. Feb. 28; E for. 2860; A. Forlivesi
& c., Florence, Italy. 5281
Georgia baby; words by J. S. Hodges,
music by Joseph Reichman. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 11, 1929; E unp. 4581; James
S. Hodges, Hollywood, Calif. 5282
Get away big; by J. L. Cook and Jos-
eph Hilliard. [Melody only] ©1e.
Mar. 21, 1929; E unp. 4946; Jean
Lawrence Cook, New York. 5283
Get me a red head girl, with eyes of
blue; words by Lew Colwell, music
by Pete Wendling, arr. by W. C.
Lindemann; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Mar. 12, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 14; E. pub.
4237; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co.,
New York. 5284
Get out into the sun; words and music
by W. Camm. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Mar. 30, 1929; E unp.
5224; Walter Camm, New York.
5285
Get yourself a sweetie, and kiss your
troubles away; words by Jack Mes-
kill and Frank Samuels, music by
Meyer Gusman; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by Jeanne Gravelle. ©
Jan! 17,'1929: 2c! Maro! pu
8860; Kendis, Gusman & Samuels,
ine., New York. 5286
pt. II, n.s., v. 24
Gi’ me; words by L. Parker, music by
Chester Escher. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Mar. 13, 1929; E unp.
4656; Lowell Parker, Fort Wayne,
Ind. 5287
Gianizando; valse di salon, by Juan
Vinolo Siez; flute, saxaphone and
pf. © 1c Mar. 12, 1929; E ump.
4628; Pedro Vinolo Fabregas, San-
turce,. Porto Rico. 5288
Gifts of Summer; Children’s day serv-
ice, text by Dorothy Lehman Sume-
rau and Lizzie DeArmond, music by
Roy E. Nolte. S8vo. © Mar. 18,
1929:: 2. -¢; and, aft. Apmis ie a
13311; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
5289
Giggling golliwog; story by Hrell
Reaves, music by Harry Tilsley and
Tolchard Evans, of Great Britain;
pt. .© Mar. 15, 1929; 1.c)Marg2ae
E for. 8371; Cecil Lennox, ltd., Lon-
don. 5290
Gilbert (Gladys V.) Chanson; by
G. V. Gilbert, of Great Britain, domi-
ciled at New York, op. 21, no. 2;
pf. © ‘Mar. ‘1; 1929; 12°C) Mia
E pub. 4053; G Schirmer, inc., New
York. 5291
Ginger (The) cat; a tragedy, words
by Mildred Travers Anderson, music
by Daniel Protheroe. © Mar. 10,
1929; 2 c Mar. 19; E pub. 4369;
Henry T. FitzSimons, Chicago. 5292
Ginsberg don’t be a Lindeberg [!];
words and music by F. J. Lynch.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Mar. 16, 1929; E unp. 4785; Frank J.
Lynch, New York. 5293
Giovanina; sérénade, par A. Ciappi,
of France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 19283 ie
Mar. 8, 1929; E for. 3057; F. Moulin,
Cannes, France. 5294
Giovanna, to thee I am calling; lyric
by Richard Kountz, music by Josef
Pasternack; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Mar. 4, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 8; E pub.
4522; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 5295
Giovanna, to thee I am calling; theme
song for Love and the devil, lyric
by Richard Kountz, music by Josef
Pasternack, arr. by Geo. J. Trin-
kaus; vocal orch. pts. 4to. © Mar.
5, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 8; E pub. 4124;
M. Witmark & sons, New York. 5296
Giovanna, to thee I am ealling; waltz,
theme song for Love and the devil,
lyric by Richard Kountz, music by
284
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
5319
Josef Pasternack, arr. by Joseph
Nussbaum; dance orch. pts. 4to. ©
Mar. 20, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 25; E pub.
4553; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
5297
Gipsy life; eight easy pieces, by J. E.
Newell, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Mar: 4, 1929° 4 «’ Mar... $7 \E) for.
2959; Joseph Henry Larway, Lon-
don. 5298
Girl (The) in the Spanish shawl;
waltz ballad, lyric by Marion Bruner,
music by E. M. Gergen. © 1c. Mar.
5, 1929; E unp. 4260; Ethel May
Gergen, San Bernardino, Calif.
5299
Girl (The) of my heart; words and
music by I. M. Tabor. © Jan. 28,
1929; 2 ec. Mar. 20; E pub. 44389;
Irene Manby Tabor, Carnegie, Pa.
5300
Girl (The) with blue eyes; words and
music by M. A. Marcucci. [Photo-
stat] © 1c. Mar. 16, 1929; E unp.
4783 ; Michael A. Marcucci, Portland,
Me. 5301
Girls; words and music by A. C.
Aviene. .© dc. Mar.;22, 1929;5.1
unp. 5016; Andrew Charles Avigne,
West Haven, Conn. 5302
Girls take a tip from me; words and
music by R. Dreyer. [Words and
melody only] ©1.. Mar. 7, 1929;
E unp. 4449; Rose Dreyer, Brooklyn.
5303
Give me a little kiss, and I’ll give you
a little hand; words by I. Caplan,
music by Fernando Falla. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Mar. 21,
1929; E unp. 4948; EF. Falla and
Irving Caplan, New York. 5304
Give me your heart; words and music
by C. W. Davis. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Feb. 28, 1929; E unp.
4173; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 5305
Give me your smile today; lyric and
music by J. G. Bandy; pf. and uku-
lele arr. by Stan Tucker. © 1.
Mar. 5, 1929; E unp. 4256; Joseph
Garfield Bandy, Cardin, Okl. 5306
Give us back our beer and wine; words
and music by F. L. Knoll and R. W.
Bronson. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 15, 1929; BE unp. 4762;
Frank L. Knoll and R. Willard Bron-
son, Los Angeles. 5307
Gladiola; valse de concert, by A.
Bartky>).pf. " Chicage, TG, My! ’L.
Mann. © Mar. 13, 1929; 2 c Mar.
16; E pub. 4896; Adolph Bartky,
Chicago. 5308
Gliding waltz; by A. Pinsker; melody
with pf. ace. © 1c. Mar. 15, 1929;
EX unp. 4763; Abraham Pinsker,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 5309
Glory (The) of the cross; hymn, com-
posed and written by W. E. Buffum.
© Mar. 10, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 26; E
pub. 4590; W. E. Buffum, East St.
Louis, Ill. 5310
Go ‘long Lasses; words and music by
Irene Beasley. [Words and melody
only] ©l1le. Feb. 28, 1929; E unp.
4165; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 5311
Gobbo (Il) del Califfo; musica di
Franco Casavola, of Italy, libretto
di Arturo Rossato, riduzione dell’au-
tore per canto e pf. © Feb. 23,
1929; 1 c Feb. 25; D pub. 27465;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 5a12
Gobelins (The); from the suite The
antique shop, by Jean Beghon; pf.
conductor pt. 4to. © Feb. 1, 1929;
2c. Mar. 15; E pub. 4565; Kalmus
filmusic edition, New York. 5313
God heareth me; words by E. Jewel
Robinson, music by William Dich-
mont, of Great Britain; in D flat.
© Mar. 18, 1929: 2 c. Mar. 20: E
pub. 4508; Theodore Presser ©Co.,
Philadelphia. 5314
God is everywhere; hymn, words by
Ina Duley Qgden, music by C. H.
Gabriel. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
28; E pub. 4692; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago. 5315
God is love; words by Lillian Hendrix
Clark, music by Stephen A. Erst,
op. 17) ine. 2: © Mare 13591929;
2c. Mar. 16; E pub. 4512; Rogers
Park music publishers, Chicago.
5316
God made a wonderful mother, when
He made you; words and music by
H. F. Kuhn, sr. ©1c. Mar. 2, 1929;
E unp. 4265; Harry F. Kuhn, sr.,
Valiey Stream, N. Y. 5317
God made me thine; words and music
by Anne Spencer Watkins. © Mar.
12, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 13; E pub. 4404;
Edward Schuberth & co., inec., New
York. 5318
God (The) that did not answer; [mu-
sical recitation], words and music
by John B. Blakey. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Jan. 14, 1929;
E unp. 2796; Consolidated music
pub. house, Chicago. 5319
285
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5320
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Godard (Benjamin Louis Paul) Sec-
ond waltz; op. 56, simplified tran-
scription by Mortimer Wilson; pf.
© Mar. 6, 1929; 2 c Mar. 7; E pub.
3963; Century music pub. co., New
York. 5320
Going away and leave my baby; words
and music by F. Thompson and J.
E. Guernsey. © Mar. 5, 1929; 2 ¢
Mar. 9; E pub. 4139; Floyd Thomp-
son and John E. Guernsey, Indianap-
olis. 5321
Gold-hunter (The) ; lure of gold, with
march in min. and maj., by Emil
Hilp”: apie Ata. 4 ©). San. 925, 51920"
2c. Mar. 13; E pub. 4203; Kalmus
filmusic edition, New York. Hone
Golden (The) fleece; words by Tot
Seymour, music by L. Edwards. ©
Mar 25, 1929" 2ee Mar 29") He pub:
4658; Leo Edwards, New York.
5323
Golden memories; words by EH. C. Pres-
brey, music by H. L. Harts, ed. by
Frederic H. Ripley; two or three-
part song with ten. and bass, ad lib.,
or four-part song for mixed voices.
4to. © Feb. 13 ,1929; 2 c. Mar. 12;
E pub. 4452; White-Smith’ music
pub. co., Boston. 5324
Golden moon; words and music by J.
B. Tranter. © 1 c¢. Mar. 7,°1929;
E unp. 4427; James B. Tranter, Buf-
falo. 5325
Golden (The) time is near; sacred
song, words by Iddo i. Carlson, mu-
sic by Robert Van Sickle. © Mar.
1, 1929; 2 c«. Mar. 18; E pub. 4433;
Tip top music pub. co., Hlkhart, Ind.
5326
Golden (The) trail; adventures of the
pioneers of ’49, musical comedy in 3
acts, book and lyrics by George Mur-
ray Brown, music by Charles Wake-
field Cadman; mixed voices. 4to.
© Mar. 4, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 6; D pub.
27466; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
BPATG
Gone; words and music by J. Spitz;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Feb. 20,
1929; 2 c. Mar. 5: .E pub. 3849;
Joel Spitz, Glencoe, II1. 5328
Good-bye; by F. Paolo Tosti, arr. by
Calvin Grooms; violin and pf. ©
Mar. 6,.1929:;; 2. ¢.. Mar, 7: Eiepub,
3973; Century music pub. co., New
York. 5329
Good-bye, gray skies - hello blue skies;
words and music by Abner Silver,
Al. Sherman and Al. Lewis; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini.
© Mar. 14, 1929; 2 ¢. Mar. 16; E
pub. 4548; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inc., New York. 5330
Good bye old Paint; words and music
by Harry K. McClintock. [Words
and melody only] © 1c Mar. 6,
1929; E unp. 4829; Villa Moret, ine.,
San Francisco. 5331
Good bye, old pal of mine; words and
music by Robert Hoffman. © Mar.
7, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 8; E pub. 4036;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine., New
York. 5332
Good mornin’; words and music by
Irene Beasley. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Feb. 28, 1929; E unp.
4166; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 5333
Good morning ; fox-trot, words by Ray-
mond B. Egan, music by Phil Phil-
lips, arr. by Harry P. Guy; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Dec. 15, 1928; 2 ¢.
Dec. 20; E pub. 1803; John S. Finck,
ine., Detroit. 5334
Good-morning, good-evening, good-
night; words and music by Abner
Silver, Al Sherman and Al Lewis;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © Mar. 25, 1929; 2 ¢.
Mar. 26; E pub. 4589; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 53835
Geed old U. S.; words and musie by
D. T. Ryan; pf. and ukulele acc.
Mar. 18, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 16; E pub.
4514; Daniel T. Ryan, Salt Lake
City. 5336
Goodness gracious Gracie; words and
music by Charles Abbott, Dave
Casem and Dale Wimbrow; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini.
© Mar. 28, 1929; 2 ce Mar’ 28; Hi
pub. 4639; Bibo-Lang, ine, New
York. 53837
Goodnight, dear friends, goodnight: by
F. E. Werner, arr. by Fred Huffer ;-
male quartette. 4to. © Feb. 15,
1929; 2 c. Feb. 23; E pub. 3631;
Chart music pub. house, ine., Chi-
cago. 5338
Gossip; musical recitation, words by
Mildred Plew Merryman, music by
Helen Wing. © Mar. 18, 1929; 2 ¢.
Mar. 20; E pub. 45083; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 5339
Gounod (Charles Francois) Flower
song; 2-pt. choral from Faust, music
arr. by Christopher O’Hare. Frank-
lin ed. .\4to. ©»Mar. 1,; 192950258.
Mar. 2; E pub. 3820; Kay & Kay
music pub. corp., New York. 5340.
286
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
Soldiers chorus; from Faust, act
3, arr. by P. Tucciarone; violin and
pf. New York City, Pat progressive
ed. co. © Feb. 15, 1929; 2 ec. Feb.
16; E pub. 4835; Pasquale Tuccia-
rone, New York. 5341
Governor Roosevelt march; by G.
D’ Agostino; violin and pf. ©1«.
Mar. 7, 1929; E unp. 4416; Giacomo
D’ Agostino, Newburgh, N. Y. 5342
Gracieuse (La); by Christiaan Kriens ;
violin and pf. © Mar. 22, 1929; 2.c.
Mar. 25; E pub. 4545; Harms, ine.,
New York. 5343
Grand (Le) chic de Paris; ou, C’est
ca la mode, par Eug. Gavel, of
France, sur les motifs de la chanson
de Jules Combe et Musset; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 21, 1929; HB
for. 34382; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 5344
Grand cheeur solennelle; resurgam, by
Frederic Lacey, of Great Britain;
organ. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 5;
EK pub. 3926; Theodore Presser Co.,
Philadelphia. 5845
Grand triumphal; march, by J. DeFor-
rest Cline; band pts. 4to. © Feb.
em o29: 2 ec Mar..27:.E pub. 4602:
Charles L. Barnhouse, sr., Oskaloosa,
la. 5346
Grandfather sings [and] The echo; by
Marie St. John, selected, ed., anno-
tated and fingered by John M. Wil-
liams; pf. with words, and pf.
solo. © Feb. 20, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 9;
E pub. 4082; Boston music co., Bos-
ton. 5347
Granny; words by M. Drinkwater,
music by Chester Escher. [Words
and melody only] © 1 c. Mar. 6,
1929; E unp. 4400; Margaretta
* Drinkwater, Waterbury, Conn.
5348
Grave; by F. M. Veracini, transcribed
for violin and pf. by Mario Corti, of
Italy, domiciled at New York. ©
me 1.1929; 2. eeoMar. So; Epub.
4003; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
53849
Grazioli (G. B.) Adagio; transcribed
for violin and pf. by Mario Corti, of
Italy, domiciled at New York. ©
Reb? 7,°1929; °2' ¢. (Mar? 8; ©: pub.
4001; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
5350
Grazioso; valse lente, par Arth. Van
Oost, of Belgium; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928;
5364
-1« Mar. 21, 1929; BE for. 3415; Edi-
tions Max Hschig, Paris. 53851
Greater Chicago march; by J. V. Have-
ner. [Melody only] © 1. Mar.
22, 1929; E unp. 5100; Jacob Valen-
tine Havener, Chicago. 53852
Green grow the rashes O! arr. by J.
Stuart Archer, of Great Britain ; vio-
lin and pf. (Jn Three Scottish folk
tunes). © Sept.-3, 1928; 1 ¢ Aug.
20° why) LOL, 2aos) W.. Paxton .& con
ltd., London. 53853
Grieg. (Hdvard Hagerup) Anitra’s
dance; from Peer Gynt, op. 46, no.
3, Simplified transcription by Morti-
mer Wilson; pf. © Mar. 6, 1929; 2
ec. Mar. 7; I pub. 3964; Century mu-
sic pub. co., New York. 354
——— Norwegian dance; op. 35, no. 2,
arr. by P. Tucciarone; violin and
pf. New York City, Pat progres-
sive ed. co. © Feb. 15, 1929; 2 c.
Feb. 16; E pub. 4836; Pasquale 'Tuc-
ciarone, New York. 5355.
—— Peer Gynt; arr. by L. Weninger,
of Austria; small orch., with pf. or
organ conductor and ist violin con-
ductor. Suite 1, op. 46, nos. 1 & 2,
nos. 3 & 4.-Suite 2, op. 55, nos. 1 &
2 Mos, 3. & 4. ©; Now. Jy 19285 Ie.
each Dec. 15; E for. 1734-17387; C.
FE. Peters, Leipzig. 5356-5359
— Voice of spring; to spring, words
by. Gilbert Purcell, music arr. by
Richard Kountz; mixed voices. 4to.
© Mar. 4, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 8; E pub.
4127; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
5360
Groseille (La); paroles de Mare Hely,
musique de Jean Lenoir, of France;
pf. acc., with ukulele arr..by F.
Salabert. © Feb. 25, 1929; 1c. Mar.
21; E for. 3467; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 5861
Guess again; words and music by I. D.
Short. © 1c. Mar. 1, 1929; E unp.
4141; Isabel Dean Short, Fort Leav-
enworth, Kan. 5362
Guess Ill learn to care for you;
words by Hearle Crooker, music by
F. H. Grey. [Words and melody
only] ©1ce. Mar. 27, 1929; E unp.
5109; Frank H. Grey, New York.
5363.
Gun (A) man; words by O. Hampton,
music by Chester Escher. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Mar. 6,
1929; E unp. 4404; Otis Hampton,
Ewing, Va. 5364
287
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5365
Gypsy dance; by J. Carroll Levan; pf.
© Feb. 1, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 9; E pub.
4096; Walter Jacobs, ine., Boston.
5365
H. M. jollies; march, by Kenneth J.
Alford, of Great Britain; reed and
brass band pts. 4to. © Mar. 11,
19293 't.@; (Mar 22 3H for... 38485
Hawkes & son (London) lItd., Lon-
don. 5366
Ha-ha blues; words and music by
Rosie May Moore. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ec. Feb. 28, 1929;
EK unp. 4183; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 5367
Hiindel (Georg Friedrich) Air and
Giga; arr., ed., fingered and bowed
by James Brown, of Great Britain;
violin and pf. © Mar. 25, 1929;
dc. Mar. 26;,.E) for. 33813" Stainer
& Bell, ltd., London. 5368
The Gods go a-begging; ballet
suite, arr. by Thomas Beecham, of
Great Britain; pf. nos. 1-10. ©
Mar. (,. 1929) 1c Mar) LSiothititor.
3126; Metzler & co. (1920) Itd., Lon-
don. 5369
He shall feed His flock like a
shepherd; anthem from The Mes-
siah, text from the Scriptures, mu-
sic by G. F. Handel, arr. by J. Mar-
vin Hanna; mixed voices. 4to. ©
Mar. 4, 1929; 2 ‘4. Mar, 65) © “pub.
3918; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 5370
—— Prelude and Musette; arr., ed.,
fingered and bowed by James
Brown, of Great Britain; violin and
pe: © Mar,.25,,1929" 1 ec. Mar 26.
E for. 3379; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London. 53871
Sarabande and Corrente; arr.,
ed., fingered and bowed by James
Brown, of Great Britain; violin and
pf. © Mar. 25,.1929; 1 ¢. Mar. 26;
E for. 3512; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London. 5372
—— Transcriptions for pianoforte;
from harpsichord pieces, arr. by
William Murdoch, of Great Britain.
1. Prelude and allegro. [2 others]
‘© Feb. 14, 1929: 1 ce. Mar. 16; E for.
38127; Schott & co., 1td., London.
5373
Hail Columbia steel; by A. Semenetz;
pf. © 1c. Mar. 27, 1929; BH unp.
5088; Augusta Semenetz, Pittsburg,
Calif. 53874
Hail, King Hternal; anthem or quar-
tet, words and music by Bernard
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Hamblen; mixed voices. 4to. New
York, N. Y., Chappell-Harms, ine.
© Mar. 14, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 15; B
pub. 4422; Harms, inc., New York.
5375
Hale (Alfred M.) Air; without
words, by A. M. Hale, of Great Brit-
ain; double chorus of mixed voices.
London, Goodwin & Tabb, ltd. 4to.
© Mar. 22, 1929: 1 c@ Mar. 18; B
for. 3510; Alfred M. Hale, Hast Liss,
Hants, England. 5376
Hallelujah (The) feelin’; words by
EK. C. Baird, music by De Loss
Smith; men’s voices. 4to. © Feb.
25, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 11; E pub. 4142;
Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 5377
Halling; Norwegian dance, by G. G.
Soeller; pf.’ © 1° ¢. Mars 7, 71923;
E unp. 4367; George G. Soeller, Chi-
cago. 5378
Hallowe’en revels; from suite, Harvest
time, by William B. Coburn; pf.
©: “Mar: 25, 1929; 2° @ Mar. ane
E pub. 4617; Belwin, inc., New York.
5379
Handy man; words and music by A.
Bishop. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 28, 1929; E unp. 4169;
Southern music pub. ¢o., ine., New
York. 53880
Hangman’s blues; words and musi¢
by H. Rosen. [Words and melody
only] ©'1 ¢; Mar. 21,1929 ie
5201; Hyman Rosen, Philadelphia.
5381
Happiness lane; words by W. M.
Leader, music by Geo. C. Penning-
ton. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Mar. 11, 1929; E unp. 4594;
William M. Leader, Philadelphia.
5382
Happy Hawaii; march, by James M.
Fulton; military band pts. 4to. ©
Feb. 28, 1929: 2 ec. Mary 3; 7iepan
3895; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
53883
Happy Hawaii; march, by James M.
Fulton; orch pts. 4to. © Mar. 4,
1929; 2 c. Mar. 18; E pub. 4495;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 5384
Hard luck; by Al Thew [i. e. Alfred
Thew], arr. by Ken Macomber; orch.
pts. 4to...© Nov. 20; 1928 j772ie:
Nov. 16; E pub. 1456; Alfred & co.,
New York. 5385
Harmonium-etitiden; von Hermann
Wenzel, of Germany. bd. 2. © Dec.
3, 1928; 1 ic. Mar. 13; 1929; HW for.
3286; Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 53886
288
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
5408
Harmony hall is what we call home;
words by John Roland Hogue, mu-
sic by. E. L. McCaw. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 5, 1929;
E unp. 4351; Hleanor L. McCaw,
New York. 5387
Harvest (The) is great and the labor-
ers are few; words and music by
a A. Nichols) © .1.c.,, Mar’ *19,
1929; E unp. 4831; Violet Alice
Nichols, Wapato, Wash. 5388
Hashish; tango, by A. Bartnovsky;
mM. vote Mar. 6.19295 “hi unp.
4320; Alexander Bartnovsky, Brook-
lyn. 5389
Haunting perfume; words by Maureen
Rue, music by Carl Tucker; med.
voice. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2c. Mar. 7;
E pub. 4046; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 5390
Have you the time; words and music
by F. Hinton. © 1c. Mar. 5, 1929;
E unp. 4269; Frayser Hinton, Mem-
phis, Tenn. 5391
Hawaiian dream girl; words and mu-
sie by W. S. Shotwell, arr. by Gor-
don Newham. © ic. Mar. 8, 1929;
E unp. 4486; Woodford Stewart
Shotwell, Springfield, O. 5392
Hawaiian dreams; words and music
by A. H: Tozer. © 1 c& Mar. 30,
1929; E unp. 5226; Arthur Harold
Tozer, Ipswich, Mass. 5393
Hawaiian lullaby and yodle; words
and music by F. E. Hathaway. ©
July 2 192872 ic. Feb. 18, 1929: B
pub. 4255; Franklin EKarl Hathaway,
Chicago. 5394
Haydn (Franz Joseph) Intermezzo
and Menuetto; arr., ed., fingered and
bowed by James Brown, of Great
Britain; violin and pf. © Mar. 25,
$28 1G Mar. 26-7 Ps fOr. Sato >
Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 5395
Die landlust; dichter unbekannt,
fiir minnerchor, bearb. von Richard
Wickenhauser, of Germany. 4to.
© Nov. 28, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 13, 1929;
E for. 3298; Hans Kessler, Trier,
Germany. 5396
Minuetto; transcribed for violin
and pf. by Mario Corti, of Italy,
domiciled at New York. © Feb. 7,
1929; 2 ce. Mar. 8; E pub. 4002; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 5397
— Serenade; from the string quar-
tet op. 3, no. 5, ed. and arr. for string
quartet or string orch. by Charles
Woodhouse, of Great Britain; pts.,
vith pf. conductor. © Feb. 15, 1929 ;
1 ¢. Mar. 2;-H for, 2911: Hawkes &
son (London) 1td., London. 5398
He is risen; Easter anthem, words by
Joachim Neander, music by George
Henry Day; mixed voices with con-
tralto or bar. solo, and organ acc.
4to. © Feb. 14, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 12;:
E pub. 4454; White-Smith music pub..
co., Boston. 5399)
He just don’t appeal to me; words and
music by Porter Grainger. © Feb.
1. RO20 Sh ret Wan. ie A 42°77
Gotham music service, inc., New
York. 5400"
He’s calling for thee; words and music
by E. Boone, har. by Mrs. E. Boone;
sop. and alto duet. © Mar. 22, 1929;
2c. Mar. 25; E pub. 4534; Edward
Boone, Grand Rapids, Mich. 540L
Heah dem bells; harmonized by De
Loss Smith; men’s voices. 4to. ©
Hep 25.1920: 2Zre. Marva ty Hy pubs
4143; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati.
5402
Heah me talkin’ to ya’; by Louis Arm-
strong. [Melody only] ©1 ec. Mar.
13, 1929; FE unp. 5129; Consolidated
music pub. house, Chicago. 5403
Heaven in my home; words and music
by T. J. Honaker. New York City,
Frank Harding music house. © Feb.
Phe LODO 2 eo Mar. <8 >. BH) Duby 43085
Thomas Jesse Honaker, Charleston,
WicVia. 5404
Heaven is my home; words and music
by G. H. Schmidt. © Mar. 138, 1929 -
2c. Mar. 16; E pub. 4897; Gustave
H. Schmidt, Chicago. 5405.
Heavenly King; anthem, music by I.
Totschesky, English adaptation and
harmonization for mixed voices by
N. Lindsay Norden; organ ace. 4to.
© Feb. 20, 1929; 2c. Mar. 9; E pub.
4085 ; Boston music co., Boston. 5406
Hebrew rhapsody; opera sketch in L
- act, words and music by I. J. Hoch-
man, op. 62. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1929;
E unp. 5230; Israel J. Hochman, New
York. 5407
Heimatstraum; text von Paul Gross-—
mann, musik von Carl Heins, of Ger-
many, op. 264, bearb. von Hermann
Wenzel, of Germany; pf. © Dec.
27, 1928: 1 e. Mar. 18, 1929; E for.
3260; Carl Heins, Leipzig. 5408
289
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5409
Heinrich, wo greifst du denn hin; fox-
trot, text von Beda, musik von
Richard Fall, of Austria. © Oct. 1,
1928; 1 ¢@. Mar. 14, 1929; E for.
33564; Wiener bohéme-verlag, Vien-
na. 5409
Hello daddy ; words by EH. B. McLean,
music by Len Fleming. [Words and
melody only] © 1 ce. Mar. 5, 1929;
EH eunp. 4804; Hilla B. McLean, Tulsa,
Ok1. 5410)
Hello—Oxiton; fox-trot, words and
music by A. Frazzini. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Mar. 13, 1929;
EH unp. 4696; Al. Frazzini, Boston.
5411
Hello there, world; words and music
by M. de Fonville. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Mar. 2, 1929; E
unp. 4238; Marion de Fonville, Kan-
sas City, Mo. 5412
Hembra coqueta; tango, letra y mu-
Sica por O. M. Lopez, of Spain, dom-
iciled at New York; pf. ©1c. Mar.
11, 1929; E unp. 4596; Orencio Miras
Lopez, New York. 5413
Her old Spanish shawl; words by An-
geline Breakspeare, music by A. F.
Ryan. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 26, 1929; E unp. 5117;
Adeline Francis Ryan, Océanside,
er le NS ee 5414
Her u-kee-el-a; talking song, words
and music by H. Green, music arr.
by Fred Watson. [Words and mel-
ody only| CY Le. Mar 18> ts29::
E unp. 4809; Eddie Green, New
York. 5415
Here comes the bride; words and mu-
sic by Harold Christy and Chas.
Rosoff. © Mar. 19, 1929: 2 c Mar.
21; E pub. 4430; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 5416
Here comes the sunshine, there goes
the rain; fox trot, words by Irving
Kahal, music by Ted Snyder; pf.
aee., With ukulele arr. by Arthur
Lange. © Feb. 19, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
29; E pub. 4654; Sage pub. corp.,
New York. 5417
Hermit: marcia sinfonica, by Dome-
nick Villoni; band pts. Ato.
Feb. 15, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 28; E pub.
4215; D. Villoni & son, Cleveland.
5418
poésie de René
Louis <Au-
Heure (L’)
Dommange,
captive ;
musique de
bert, of France; violin obbl. and pf.
acc. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢. Mar.
pt. ITT, n. s., v. 24
8, 1929; HE for. 3059; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 5419
Heure (L’) mauve; boston, by Harold
de Bozi, of France; pf. conductor
and violin 1 conductor. 4to. 1.
Odeon orch. pts.—2. Salonorch. pts.
© Mar. 15, 1929: 1 ce. Mar. 9; B for.
3015; Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H,, Leip-
zig. 5420
Heures d’angoisse; par M. Delmas et
FF. Andrieu, both of France; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Dec. 31,1928; 1. Marics, 1625-
E for. 8036; Andrieu fréres, Paris.
5421
Heute fliegt der Luxus-Zeppelin; one
step, text von Beda, musik von Dol
Dauber, of Austria. © Feb. 9, 1929;
1 ¢c..Mar. 14; E for. 3367; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, Vienna. 5422
Hickman’s confession; lyric and mu-
sic by N. A. Gilbert. © 1 c. Feb.
27, 1929; E unp. 4830; Naomi Anita
Gilbert, St. Benedict, Pa. 5423
Hide-away bay; words by Harry A.
Moiker, music by M. L. Vandervort.
© 1c. Mar. 12, 1929; BE unp. 4634;
Mary Lynch Vandervort, Los Ange- °
les. 5424
High-hatted Molly; words and music
by R. T. Cleary. .© 1c, Mar) 27,
1929: E} unp. 5130; Richard Thomas
Cleary, Binghamton, N. Y. 5425
High speed; galop, composed and arr.
by F. Bub; orch. pts. with pf. 4to.
©. Mar. 11, 1929: 2. ¢c.. Mar g3.7m
puk. 4179; Music buyers corp., New
York. 5426
High tension; fox trot, by David Bee
[pseud. of Ernest Craps], of Bel-
gium, arr. by Peter Packay [pseud.
of Pierre Paquet], of Belgium; pf.,
3 violins, cello and bass. 4to. ©
Mar. 1, 19293. 1 .c, Mar 26 2anior,
3112; International music ¢co., Brus-
sels, Belgium. 5427
High up in the sky; theme song of
The air circus, song fox trot by Hd-
ward Pola and Edward Brandt, of
Great Britain; pf. ace, with ban-
julele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Harry J. Stafford. © Mar. 9, 1929;
1 ¢. Mar. 20; E for. 3228. Campbell,
Connelly & CO., London. 542)
Highly colored wings; words by Hdith
Carroll, music by Anne Spencer Wat-
kins. © Mar. 12, 1929; 2’ ce Mar.
13: E pub. 4403; Edw ard Schuberth
& co TG ay New. York. 5429
290
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
5451
Hillside (A) romance; by George S.
Schuler; pf. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 c.
Mar. 5; E pub. 3984; Theodore Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 5430
Hindu love song; by Frank H. Grey;
pt. © Mar. 27, 1929; 2c. Mar. 27;
Epub. 4612; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 5481
His haven; anthem or quartet, words
by B. H., music by Bernard Ham-
blen: mixed voices. New York, N.
Y., Chappell-Harms, ine. 4to. ©
Mar. 14, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 15; E pub.
4423; Harms, ine., New York. 54382
Hittin’ the ceiling; words and music
by Archie Gottler, Con Conrad and
Sidney D. Mitchell. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 14, 1929;
E unp. 4707; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 0433
Hobo Joe; words by Haven Gillespie,
music by Larry Shay; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Dec. 15, 1928; 2 c. Dec.
20; E pub. 1806; John S. Finck, inc.,
Detroit. 5434
Hogyha a te; zenézét szerzé: ifbb
Berkes Béla, of Hungary. [Melody
only] ©1c. Mar. 22, 1929; EB unp.
5022; Béla Berkes, jr., Budapest,
Hungary. 5435
Heogyha néked elmondhatnam; zenézét
szerzé:ifbb Berkes Béla, of Hungary.
[Melody only] ©1c. Mar. 22, 1929;
E unp. 5023; Béla Berkes, jr., Buda-
pest, Hungary. 5436
Hold fast; by Claude Austin; pf. ©
Jan chp 12942: ec; Jane 313, Epub.
3122; Lewis music pub. co., New
York. 5437
Hold it still; by Rupe Biggadike.
[Melody only] ©1c. Feb. 28,1929;
E unp. 4171; Southern music pub.
e0., ine., New York. 5438
Hollywood: cinematografa cinemato-
egrafi, words by G. Amato, music by
R. De Luca, of Italy, domiciled at
Brooklyn. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Mar. 18, 1929; E unp.
4865; Gennaro Amato, Brooklyn.
5439
Hollywood bound; words and music
by W. Camm. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Mar. 30, 1929; E unp.
5222; Walter Camm, New York.
5440
Hollywood I hear you ealling; lyric
and music by R. S. Kirkwood and
Walter F. Wunderlin. © 1 c¢. Mar.
23, 1929; E unp. 5029; Ruby Sigler
Kirkwood, Kalamazoo, Mich. 5441
Homecoming; theme song of Home-
coming, words by Harry Graham,
music by H. Fraser-Simson, of Great
Britain; pf. ace., with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Keech.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
©) Webs 28.,/2929): 1 ey MatyebPhs
for. 3021; Ascherberg, Hopwood &
Crew, ltd., London. 5442
Homely girls; words and music by
Mercer Cook. © Mar. 28, 1929; 2 ¢.
Mar. 29; E pub. 4675; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inec., New York.
5443
Honest I’m in love with you; fox-
trot, by Johnny Tucker, Joe Schus-
ter and Rudy Vallée, arr. by Tex
Brewster and ‘Theodore Raph;
dance orch. pts., with words. 4to.
© Feb. 28, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 5; E pub.
3941; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 5444
Horney don’t go away; words and mu-
sic by A. D. Monsees, of Canada,
domiciled at San Francisco. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Mar. 20,
1929; E unp. 4899; Alonzo Denis
Monsees, San Francisco. 5445
Honolulu; valse, de Hille est a vous,
de Maurice Yvain, of France; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor, 1st violin
conductor and words. 4to. © Feb.
25, 1929-71 ce Mar.c 2); :8 for! 3417;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 5446
Honor your country; patriotic song,
words and music by J. Milzarek.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Mar. 40LT9?9) 2 -eicMar.t (3) i. pub:
4560; John Milzarek, Little Sua-
mico, Wis. 5447
Hoota (La) -boota-coota-mamasseta ;
words and music by Cliff Friend.
© Feb. 28, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 1; E pub.
3786; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
5448
Hoping you'll come back some day;
words by L. M. Truesdale, music by
J. I. Wray. © 1 @: Mar. 26, 1929;
EX unp. 5103; James I. Wray and
Leon M. Truesdale, Edgewood, R. I.
5449
Horse (The) paweth in the valley;
[musical recitation], words and mu-
sic by John B. Blakey. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Jan. 14, 1929;
E unp. 2773; Consolidated music
pub. house, Chicago. 5450
Hot dogs; words and music by A.
Giambra. [Words and melody only]
© 1 c. Mar. 9, 1929; E unp. 4537;
Angelo Giambra, Pittston, Pa. 5451
291
5452
Hot footin’ it; words and music by
Archie Gottler, Con Conrad and Sid-
ney D. Mitchell. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Mar. 14, 1929;
E unp. 4708; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 5452
Hot sun baby; from The broken wing,
lyrics by Harry Clarke, music by
Perey Wenrich. [Words and mel-
ody. only) «©. 12) Mars8,.19295 07m)
unp. 4550; Leo Feist, inc. New
York. 5453
Hot water; words and music by Aye
Farr [i. e. A. Farr] [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Mar. 25, 1929;
E unp. 5054; Aaron Farr, Miami,
Fla. 5454
Hottentot tot; lyric by Dorothy Fields,
music by Jimmy McHugh; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. ©
Reb: '5,'°1929 42 'e Mar: 4); + Epub.
8793; Mills music, ine., New York.
5455
How can I love again, after loving
you; lyrics by Benee Russell, music
by Vincent Rose. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 c. Mar. 15, 1929;
E unp. 4879; Leo Feist, inc, New
York. 5456
How could I know; words by Mary
Eleanor Crosley, music by G. W.
Hemingway. [Chords, single staff]
© 1c. Mar. 5, 1929; E unp. 4295;
Grace Whitley Hemingway, Web-
ster City, Ia. 5457
How did you get that way? words by
B. Trivers, music by Walter Scharf;
pf! ©rivceMMar.& 28798829" Ehvaanp:
5168; Benn Trivers & Robert Fram,
inc., New York. 5458
How many pips are there in a pome-
granate; fox trot, words and music
by Fred Gibson and John P. Long,
of Great Britain; pf. acc., with uke
arr. by Harry J. Stafford. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Feb.
1, 9892951 @4 Maria ator 2995 §
Montgomery & co., London. 5459
How much I owe; words and music
by Loney McIntosh. [Words. and
melody only] ©1c. Mar. 138, 1929;
K unp. 4678; Southern. music pub.
co., ine., New York. 5460
How’s your mother? She’s all right!
words and music by Fred Godfrey,
Will Haines and Ralph Butler, all
of Great Britain; pf. and ukulele
ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Feb. 20, 1929; 1 c. Feb.
27; E for. 2904; Francis, Day &
Hunter, ltd., London. 5461
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pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Huggable kissable you; words and mu-
sic by Irving Bibo; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by Anthony J. Franchini.
© Mar. 26, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 26; E
pub. 4581; Bibo-Lang, ine, New
York. 5462
Hugsviv ; tekst af Olav Gullvaag,
musik af Valter Aamodt, of Nor-
way; men’s voices. 4to. © Jan. 7,
1929; 1e@ Mar. 1; E for. 2927; Norsk
musikforlag, Oslo, Norway. 5463
Humming-bird’s surprize; lyric and
music by B. Kellogg. © 1c. Mar.
5, 1929; E unp. 4841; Bell Kellogg,
San Diego. | 5464
Humoreske; by Anton Dvorak, of Bo-
hemia, arr. by P. Tucciarone; violin
and pf. New York City, Pat pro-
gressive ed. co. © Feb. 15, 1929; 2
e. Feb. 16; E pub. 4840; Pasquale
Tucciarone, New York. 5465
Hundert. jahr is halt zu spat; text von
Wilhelm Desoyer, musik von Ferdi-
nand Rebay, of Austria, op. 100. ©
Dec. 12, 1928; 1 « Mar. 18, 1929; B
for. 3259; Adolf Robitschek, Vienna.
5466
Hundreds of miles away; written and
composed by Joe Mott, of Great
Britain; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by Harry Bull. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Feb. 14, 1929;
1c. Mar. 1; E for. 2996; Silberman
& Solloway, London. 5467
Hungary; by Carl Koelling, op. 410,
arr. by Franz J. Liftl, of Austria. op.
186; pf., 6 hands. © Jan. 23, 1929;
2c. Jan. 25; E pub. 3027; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 5468
Hunting (The) of the snark; cantata
for 2 pt. children’s cho., and bar.
solo, ad lib., from the poem by Lewis
Carroll, music by Jeanne Boyd. 4to.
© Mar. 15, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 19; B
pub. 43867; Henry T. FitzSimons,
Chicago. 5469
Hunting song; words by Harlan
Thompson, music by Dave Stamper.
[Words and melody only] ©l1e«e
27, 1929; E unp. 5185; De
Mar.
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine,
New York. 5470
Hurrah for the State farm mutual;
words and music by Mrs. Harold
B. Ogden [i. e. B. V. S. Ogden] ©
Nov. 21, 1928; 2 e. Dec. 22; E pub.
4446; Bessie V. S. Ogden, Greens-
burg, Ind. 5471
292
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
Husband of mine; words by H. G.
Robben, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Mar. 22, 1929; E unp. 4967; Henry
G. Robben, St. Louis. 5472
Hush-a-bye time; words by Hymon
Cheiffetz and Mel Brewster, music
by H. Cheiffetz; pf. acc. and violin
obbl., with ukulele arr. by John W.
Newton. © Mar. 5, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
6; E pub. 3953; H. C. Weasner &
co., Buffalo. 5473
I actually am in love; words and music
by Mary Litt. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Mar. 15, 1929; HE unp.
4750; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
5474
ain’t never been kissed; words by
Edgar Leslie, music by Jos. Geo.
Gilbert, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar. 16,
1929; 1 c. Mar. 19; E for. 33835;
Lawrence Wright music co., London.
D475
believe in you; fox-trot, by Shafter
Howard, arr. by Edw. A. Myer;
orch. pts. 4to. © Mar. 14, 1929; 2 ¢.
Mar. 15; E pub. 4262; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. 5476
I can’t do anything without my man;
words by Pat Ballard [pseud. of F.
D. Ballard], music by Tom Waring.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Mar. 26, 1929; E unp. 5096; Francis
Drake Ballard, New York. dATT
I can’t get along without you; fox
trot, words by W. H. Stein, music
by Donald Heywood, arr. by Arthur
B. McKay; orch. pts., with words.
© July 16, 1928; 2 ec. July 28; EB
695697 ; Music corp. of America, New
York. DATS
ean’t keep from lovin’ that gal;
words and music by M. K. Baird.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Mar. 5, 1929; E pub. 4278; Maynard
K. Baird, Knoxville, Tenn. 5479
I can’t understood you; words and mu-
sic by S. Burzynski. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Feb. 2, 1929;
E unp. 5142; Sigmund Burzynski,
Milwaukee. 5480
I could love a girl like you; from
Lovely lady, lyric by Cyrus Wood,
music by Harold Levey and Dave
Stamper. © Mar. 7, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
8; E pub. 4037; Shapiro, Bernstein
& co., ine., New York. 5481
I’d love to love the one I love, but
she don’t care for me; words by
47158—29—4
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kH
om
5492
Francis Russ, music by James Webs-
ter and C. J. Brownagle; pf. ©
1 ¢@. Mar. 11, 1929; E unp. 4587; C.
J. Brownagle, Harrisburg, Pa. 5482
I’d make this world your kingdom,
dear; lyrics by Charles E. Morgan-
stern, music by G. Goldkette.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Mar. 29, 1929; E unp. 5196; George
Goldkette, Riverside, Ill. 54838
I’d rather have a little love from you
than a lot of love from anyone else;
words and music by H. W. Law-
rence. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 25, 1929; E unp. 5070;
Harry Willis Lawrence, New York.
5484
I’d rather have a rose; words and
music by A. J. Hurley. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Mar. 15, 1929;
E unp. 4752; Alexander J. Hurley,
Detroit. 5485
I dare not tell you I love you; words
by E. Hastings, music by Sylvester
Long Cross. © 1. Mar. 6, 1929;
E unp. 4387; Edith Hastings, Seat-
tle. 5486
I dared to dream; words and music
by Horatio F. Cirino. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Mar. 19, 1929;
E unp. 4834; Samuel Lockritz,
Brooklyn. 5487
I don’t care what you say; words and
music by Alfoncy Harris. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Feb. 28,
1929; E unp. 4175; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 5488
I don’t think we'll touch upon that;
point duet, words by E. A. Searson,
music by Chater Robinson, of Great
Britain. © Feb. 8, 1929; 1 c. Mar.
14; E for. 3143; Cavendish music
co., London. 5489
I don’t wan’ t’, unh uh! words by H.
B. Press, music by E. Chapelle.
[Photostat] © 1, Mar. 20, 1929;
E unp. 4907; Harry Barnett Press,
Ocean Park, Calif. 5490
I found paradise when I found you;
words by Thomas A. Romley, music
by Bill Whiting and T. A. Romley.
© 1c. Mar. 7, 1929; E unp. 4491;
Thomas Aquinas Romley, Arlington,
Mass. 5491
I found the girl of my dreams; words
and music by Sunny Clapp; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. ©
Mar. 16, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 26; E pub.
4582; Mills music, ine., New York.
5492
293
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5493
pt. In, nes. woes
I have a gift for you; words and mu-
sic by Anne Spencer Watkins; [in
Av flat] «@ Marigi2, 192944 cy. Apr.
9, 1c. Mar. 13; E pub. 4402 ; Edward
Schuberth & co., inc., New York.
5493
I have loved you dear from year to
year; words and music by W. C.
Barnard. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 8, 1929; E unp. 4469;
William C. Barnard, Wethersfield,
Conn. 5494
I have those moon beam biues; words
by Kenneth White, music by Clar-
ence F. Edwards, arr. by Burrell
Van Buren. Mansfield, O., White
music house. © Feb. 26, 1929; 2 «¢.
Mar. 5; E pub. 3885; Kenneth
White, Mansfield, O. 5495
I have told you, no more will I see
these walls; words and music by Al-
fred M. Akanes. [Words and mel-
cdy only} © 1. Mar. 5, 1929; E
unp. 4294; Alfred Marten Akanes,
New York. 5496
I hear you calling, when night am a
falling; words and music by G. C.
Sohnles ©’ 4 c. ‘Mar, 12, 19295) BH
unp. 4606; George Charles Sohnle,
Newark, N. J. 5497
I heard you singing on my radio;
words and music by Rene Dietrich
Wright. © Mar. 7, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
8; E pub. 4038; Shapiro, Bernstein
& co., ine., New York. 5498
I just can’t wait, I’ve got to. see my
baby; words and music by L. B.
Byron. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 21, 1929; E unp. 4931;
Levi B. Byron, Atlanta. 5499
I just love you, and you know why;
words by L. Simpson, music by Rob-
ert H. Brennen. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Jan. 14, 1929;
2e. Jan. 17; E pub. 4297; Lucille
Simpson, Big Stone Gap, Va. 5500
I kiss your hand, madame; lyrics by
Fritz Rotter, American words by
Lewis and Young, music by Ralph
Erwin, new arr. by Albert Szirmai,
of Hungary, domiciled at New York;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Feb. 28,
1929; 2 ¢ Mar. 5;:E pub 3908;
Harms, inc., New York. 5501
I knew it would rain; words by Pat
Ballard [pseud. of F. D. Ballard],
music by Tom Waring. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 26, 1929;
EK unp. 5097; Francis Drake Ballard,
New York. 5502
I know; words and music by Bert Ber-
ry, Frank Perkins and Irving Mills.
© Feb. 5, 1929; 2c. Mar. 2; E pub.
3829; Gotham music service, inc.,
New York. 5503
I like my bootleg man; fox trot, words
by Wilbert Hurdle, music by Frank
Sacca. © Jan. 28, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
20; E pub. 4444; W. Hurdle & F.
Sacca, Ocean City, Md. 5504
I live in memory; words by Frank
Whitehead, music by Paul Vogel. ©
1c. Mar. 20, 1929; E unp. 4890; Joe
F'alvo, McKeesport, Pa. 5505
Ill always be in love with you; theme
song of Syncopation, words and mu-
sic by Herman Ruby and Green and
Stept; pf. and ukulele ace. © Mar.
8, 1929: 2 ¢c. Mar. 8; E pubjisdsc:
Green & Stept, inc., New York.
5506
I'll be so happy; words and music by
Roy Turk and Fred E. Ahilert.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Mar. 25, 1929; E unp. 5074; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 5507
Ill be your baby doll; words and mu-
sic by Eloise Moore, Clarence Wil-
liams and Tim Brymn. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 2, 1929;
EH ounp. 4229; Clarence Williams mu-
sic pub. co., inc., New York. 5508
I'll bob up with the bobolink in the
morning; words by Irving Kahal
and Willie Raskin, music by Sammy
Fain. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Mar. 16, 1929; E unp. 4791; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ince.,
New York. 5509
I'll build a cozy bungalow somewhere
down by the sea; words and music
by Frank J. Mackey. © 1 ¢ Feb.
6, 1929: I} unp. 30138; Gordon Ken-
neth MacLeod, Roxbury, Mass. 5510
T’ll mend your broken dreams; words
and music by A. BE. Morris. © 1.
Mar. 15, 1929; EH unp. 4748; Alice
Evelyn Morris, Winston Salem, N. C.
Dont
T’ll never stop lovin’ you; words and -
music by A. R. Guenther. © 1 ec.
Mar. 27, 1929: E unp. 5110; Arthur
Rudolf Guenther, Providence, R. I.
5512
I’ll see you thru; words and music by
Art Kassel and Charles Newman,
arr. by Rube Bennett; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Mar. 13, 1929; 2 c: Mar.
16; E pub. 43893; Milton, Weil mu-
sie co., Chicago, 5513
294
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
5533
Tl still belong to you; words and mu-
sic by S. Gardella. © 1 ¢. Mar. 29,
1929; E unp. 5187; Steve Gardella,
New York. 5514
T'll tap ‘em while you wait; words and
music by A. J. Archambault. New
York City, Frank Harding music
house. © Feb. 8, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
26: E pub. 4318; Alphonsine J. Ar-
chambault, Westbrook, Me. HOLS
I'll tell the world, you’re all the
world to me; words and music by
Roy Turk and Fred E. Ahlert; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Feb. 26, 1929;
2 ec. Mar. 1; E pub. 8800; Remick
music corp., New York. 5516
Yll try and forget; words and music
by Ed. White and Joe. White, arr.
by Millard F. Allen; pf. and uku-
lele ace. Corpus Christie, Texas,
Melody ace Ed White, Cun Maurer.
© Mar. 6, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 19: EH
pub. 4872; Ed White, Corpus Christi,
Tex., Joe White and Millard F. Al-
len, Del Rio, Tex. Boer
I lost; lyric and music by T. Lardon.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Mar. 22, 1929; E unp. 4971; Ted
Lardon, Brooklyn. 5518
T-love-it; waltz, by Ray Stillwell;
trombone, with pf. ace. © Feb. 9,
1929; 2c. Mar. 8; E pub. 40381; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 5519
I love my gal; words by R. Pedersen,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 2, 1929;
E unp. 4242; Robert Pedersen, Seat-
tle. 5520
I love the jocund dance; part-song,
poem by William Blake, music by
Julius Harrison, of Great Britain;
sop. 1, 2 and alto. 4to. © Feb. 26,
O29) Sel Maree). Bi forel 2056 ;
Hawkes & son (London) Iitd., Lon-
don. 5521
I love to eat marshmallows; words
and music by P. Leff and Solly
Fields [pseud. of S. Feldman]; pf.
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1929; E unp. 5113;
Pincus Leff, St. Paul, and Solly
Feldman, Woodhaven, L. I., N. Y.
5522
I love to hear you singing; fox-trot,
words by Lillian Glanville, music by
Haydn Wood, orch. by Walter Paul;
orch. pts. New York City, N. Y.,
Chappell-Harms, ine. 4to. © Mar.
5, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 6; E pub. 4114;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 5523
I love to hear you singing; words by
Lillian Glanville, music by Haydn
Wood, arr. by William Stickles ; male
voices. 4to. © Mar. 27, 1929; 2 ¢.
Mar. 28; E pub. 4679; Chappell &
co., ltd., London: 5524
I love to hear you singing;: words by
Lillian Glanville, music by Haydn
Wood, arr. by William Stickles. 4to.
1. Kemale trio—2. Mixed voices.
New York, Chappell-Harms, inc. ©
Mar. 20; 1929-2 ‘enveach. Mar s23';
E pub. 4490, 4491; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London. 5525, 5526
I love you more than yesterday; duet
from Lady fingers, words by Lorenz
Hart, music by Richard Rodgers;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Feb. 15,
1929 ;+2 ce Feb: 18; “E pub: 3806;
Harms, ine., New York. 5527
I’m a one-man girl; blues or slow fox-
trot from Mister Cinders, by Richard
Myers, orch. arr. by Max Irwin
of Great Britain [and] Paradise
square; fox-trot from Virginia, by
Jack Waller and J. A. Tunbridge,
orch. arr. by Carl Varney, of Great
Britain; pts., with , pf. conductor.
4to. © Feb. 13, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 25;
BH for. 2886; Harms, inc., New York.
5528
I’m a pilgrim; Italian melody, tran-
scribed and arr. by Calvin Grooms;
violin and pf. © Mar. 6, 1929: 2 ¢.
Mar. 7; E pub. 3974; Century music
pub. co., New York. 5529
I’m a prisoner on the Clyde; by J.
Lynch. [Melody only] © 1. Mar.
28, 1929; E unp. 5148; John Lynch,
New York. 5530
Vm afraid I'll wake up from a dream;
words and music by L. Maisto.
[Words and melody only] © 1c.
Mar. 30, 1929; E unp. 5202; Louis
Maisto, Brooklyn. 5531
I’m afraid I’m in love with you; fox-
trot, words by ‘I. Roth, music. by
Len Fleming. © 1c. Mar. 22, 1929;
E unp. 5012; Thomas Roth, Brook-
lyn. 5532
I’m all a-twitter and all a-twirl; theme
song of Close harmony, words by
Leo Robin, music by Richard A.
Whiting; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Mar. 28, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 30; E pub.
4671; Famous music corp., New
York. 5533
295
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pt. m1, n.s., v. 24
I’m always in love with some one,
but no one’s ever in love with me;
words and music by Ray Wencil
fi. e. R. H. Wencil] [Words and
melody only] © 1 e. Mar. 6, 1929;
EH unp. 4282; Raymond Henry Wen-
cil, Chicago. 5034
I’m cok-a-bok-a-lo-key now; fox-trot,
words and music by Roy J. Hamil-
ton. © 1c. Mar. 14, 1929; BE unp.
4723 ; Roy Jackson Hamiiton, Brook-
lyn. 5535
I’m coming back on that long, long
trail of love for you; words by H. J.
Mahon,‘ musie’ = by A. “fe UR Ezz.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Mar. 7, 1929; E unp. 4489; Harold
J. Mahon and Anthony J. Rizzo,
New York. 5036
I’m dreaming love of thee; ballad,
lynie! by L. 3) BY music by EB R:
Steiner. New York City, Frank
Harding music publisher. © Feb.
25, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 11; E pub. 4254;
Emma R. Steiner and Frank Har-
ding, New York. ae
I’m glad I live just when I do; words
by B. Phillips, music by Isabella
Van Norte ©" te: iar 2° 1920":
EH unp. 4856; Berta Phillips, Hous-
ton. 5538
I’m glad I’m on the bum; words and
music by Mitchell Parish and Irving
Mills; pf. and ukulele acc. © Feb.
Dy O29, =) 2 en ei 2 Ps Eee:
Gotham music service, inc., New
York. 5539)
I’m glad I waited for you; words by
O. B. Dierauer, music by Richard
Broughton. © 1c. Mar. 21, 1929;
EK unp. 4942; Olga B. Dierauer,
Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y. 5540
I’m glad it was only a dream; words
by Al Koppel and Irving Mills, mu-
sic by Frank Galassi; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. © Feb.
5, 1929: 2 c. Mar..2; EB pub. 3826;
Gotham music service, inc.,
York. 5D41
I’m glad you are mine; words by Har-
riet Forsythe, music by L. Siry.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Mar. 2, 1929; E unp. 4240; Larry
Siry, New York. 5542
I’m going back to San Antonio; words
and musie by Leslie Hudson Stowe.
© Feb. 21, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 20; E
pub. 4440; L. H. Stowe, New York.
5543
New '
I’m going Spanish; words and music
by W. H. Renfrew. © 1c. Mar. 29,
1929; H unp. 5190; William Howard
Renfrew, Boston. 5544
I’m going to get me a big pair of
wings; words and music by Dorothy
Woodward; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Mar. 18, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 25; B pub.
4574; Mareo Day, Monterey, Calif.
5545
I’m gonna move to Louisiana; words
and music by Jim Jackson. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Feb. 28,
1929; E unp. 4178; Southern musie
pub. co., ine., New York. 5546
I’m happy too; words and music by
Ray Wencil [i. e. R. H. Wencil]
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Mar. 6, 1929; HE unp. 4283; Raymond
Henry Wencil, Chicago. 5DAT
I’m in love with a rose; words by
Don lL. Brodie, music by D; H.
Lowenstein. [Chords, single staff]
[Photostat] © 1c. Mar. 18, 1929;
E unp. 4806; David H. Lowenstein,
Cincinnati. 5548
I’m in love with someone; lyrics by
B. Trivers, music by R. Fram, arr.
by W. Scharf; pf.) © 1 ¢. Mar. 30,
1929; E unp. 5209; Benn Trivers &
Robert Fram, ine., New York. 5549
I’m in love with you; lyric and music
by C. S. Oden. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Mar. 22, 1929; BE unp.
5004; Clarence S. Oden, Laurel,
Miss. 5550:
I’m in seventh heaven; words and
music by B. G. De Sylva _ [pseud.
of George Gard De Sylva], Lew
Brown and Ray Henderson.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Mar. 5, 1929; E unp. 4885; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine, New
York. 5551
I’m just a vagabond lover; words and
music by Rudy Vallée and Leon
Zimmerman. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Mar. 15, 1929; E unp.
4878; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
. 5552
I’m just wild about everything and
especially you; fox-trot, words and
musie by Abner Silver, Al Sherman
and Al Lewis, arr. by Arthur Lange;
orch. pts. 4to. © Mar. 4, 1929;
2c. Mar. 6; E pub. 3902; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 5553
I’m leaving my blue-eyed Joe; words
by I. L. Rogers, music by Chester
Escher. [Words and melody only]
296
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
5975
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1929; E unp. 4402;
Ida Lazenby Rogers, Fairhope, Ala.
5554
{
I’m leaving the whole thing to you;
words and music by Larry Spier,
J. Fred Coots, and Lou Davis.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Mar. 5, 1929; HE unp. 4258; Spier &
Coslow, inc., New York. 5555
I’m like a doll; words by Henry Myers,
musie by Arthur Schwartz. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Mar. 1,
1929; BH unp. 4150; Flora Le Breton,
New York. 5556
I’m lonely; valse song, words by Gor-
don MecConnel, music by Eric Coates,
arr. for the theatre unit organ by
Terance Casey, of Great Britain.
(O*Mar. 1, 192951 ¢. Mar. 12; © for.
3022; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
5557
I’m lonely; words and music by H. B.
Kling. [Words and melody
© 1c. Mar. 22, 1929; E unp. 5
Hulda B. Kling, Blairs Miils, Pa.
I’m lonely only for you; words and
music by C. K. Harris. © Feb. 28.
Toroooe, ¢. Mar 42° 2). pubs 4167 :
Charles K. Harris, New York. 5559
I'm longing for you darling; words
by O. Tort,,.music by Nettie Tort.
© 1c. Mar. 23, 1929; E unp. 5049;
Oscar Tort, Brooklyn. 5560
I’m loying somebody else—not you;
words and music by V. A. Marchal.
[Chords, single staff] © 1 ec. Mar.
28, 1929; E unp. 5171; Vivian A.
Marchal, Caribou, Calif. 5561
I’m meant for you and you’re meant
for me; words and music by, W.
Camm. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 30, 1929; E unp. 5219;
Walter Camm, New York. 5562
I’m needing you most just now; words
and musie by P. A. Cawley. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Mar. 22,
1929; E unp. 4997; Pearl A. Cawley,
Roanoke, Ill. 5563
I’m not jealous of you; words and mu-
sic by H. Towne. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1ec. Mar. 18, 1929; EB
unp. 4819; Hattie Towne, Waupun,
Wis. 5564
I’m not satisfied just to dream; words
and music by M. V. Kerth, arr. by
Dan Michaud. [Photostat] ©1e.
Mar. 27, 1929; E unp. 5136; Mildred
V. Kerth, Los Angeles. 5565
I’m red, white and blue over you;
words and musie by A. Donnelly.
[Chords, single staff] © 1c. Mar.
19, 1929; EH unp. 4858; Andrew Don-
nelly, Ridgefield Park, N. J. 5566
I’m rolling around in sunshine; fox
trot, words by Sam Ward, music by
Lew Pollack; pf. acce., with ukulele
arr. by Arthur Lange. © Feb. 19,
1929; 2c Mar. 29; E pub. 4653;
Sage pub. corp., New York. 5567
I’m rolling in love; words and music
by Frank Galassi, Saul Klein, Bob
Merwin and Irving Mills; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Feb. 15, 1929; 2 ¢.
Mar. 26; E pub. 4584; Mills music.
ine., New York. 5568
I’m'‘sad; fox trot, de J. Berson, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. 4to. © Jan. 10, 1929;>.1 e€ Mar:
8; E for. 3040; Jean Berson, Paris.
5569
I’m sad and lonely; words by Dick
Thompson [i. e. R. Thompson], mu-
sic by Bob Thompson [i. e. R. W.
Thompson]. © 1c. Dec. 18, 1928;
E unp. 4207; Robert W. Thompson
and Richard Thompson, Anaheim,
Calif. 5570
I’m saving all my loving; theme song
from Through different eyes, words
and music by Wm. Kernell and Dave
Stamper. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 16, 1929; E unp. 4794;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 5D GE
I’m so melancholy for somebody like
you; words and music by A. Silver
and ©. Kellard. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 c. Mar. 22, 1929; HE
unp. 4966; Abner Silver and Carl
Kellard, New York. 5572
I’m sorry it wasn’t you; words and
melody by J. C. Gore, music by Glen-
dora Brown. © 1 e. Mar. 18, 1929;
E unp. 4664; John Calvin Gore, At-
lanta. 51S
I’m sorry we drifted apart; words and
musie by C. Polite. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Mar. 22, 1929;
EH unp. 4991; Charles Polite, Pitts-
ton, Pa. 5574
I’m still loving you; words and music
by C;:K. Harris., © Feb. 28, 1929;
2 c. Mar. 12; E pub. 4168; Charles
K. Harris, New York. 5S5TD
297
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5576
I’m sure there must be a heaven;
words and music by T. A. Murray
and J. J. Mullan. [Chords, single
staff] © 1c. Mar. 25, 1929; E unp.
5055; T. A. Murray and James J.
Mullan, Philadelphia. 5576
I’m that way over you; ballad-fox-trot,
by C. La Magna and M. Riley.
[Melody only] © 1 c@ Mar. 28,
1929; EH unp. 5146; Carl La Magna
and Michael Riley, Brooklyn. 5577
I’m the nutty nut that’s nutty over
nuts; words by Lou Garden, music
by L. Diamond. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Mar. 14, 1929; EB
unp. 4728; Leo Diamond, Brooklyn.
5578
I’m the wealthiest man in the world;
words and music by Roy Turk and
Fred E. Ahlert. © Mar. 4, 1929;
2c. Mar. 5; E pub. 3847; Irving Ber-
lin, ine., New York. 5579
I’m tired of it-ho-hum! words and
music by H. W. Lawrence. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Mar. 25,
1929; E unp. 5069; Harry Willis
Lawrence, New York. 5580
I’m treading the highway ; words by S.
Lockritz, music by Horatio Cirino.
[Words and melody only] ©1e«.
Mar. 5, 1929; E unp. 4345; Samuel
Lockritz, Brooklyn. 5581
I’m watching the clock; by Joe Oliver
and Clarence Williams. [Melody
only] © 1c. Mar. 2, 1929; E unp.
4228: Clarence Williams music pub.
co., ine., New York. 5582
I’m wild about dancing; words by
James Kendis and Frank Samuels,
music by Meyer Gusman, arr. by Bob
Ricketts; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Jan. 17, 1929; 2 ¢. Mar. 5; EH pub.
3857; Kendis, Gusman & Samuels,
ine., New York. 5583
I miss a pal like you; words and mu-
sic by L. V. Moore. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Mar. 22, 1929;
FE unp. 4998; Lewis V. Moore, Ara-
paho, Okl. 5584
I never guessed; fox-trot song, words
“by Rudy Vallee, music by Cliff Bur-
well; pf. and ukulele ace. © Mar.
25, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 21; E pub. 4465;
Al. Piantadosi, New York. 5D85
I never had a sweetheart; words and
music by H. Jolet. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c Mar. 1, 1929; B
unp. 4152; Harold Jolet, Chicago.
5586
pt. 17, n.8., v. 24
I never knew that I'd fall in love; fox-
trot, lyric and music by Don José
[i. e. D. R. José] © 1 ec. Mar. 1,
1929; E unp. 4767; Donald Robert
José, Detroit. 5o8T
I promise; words by Walter Hirsh,
music by Monte Wilhite, arr. by
Carleton L. Colby; pf. and ukulele
ace., with pf. solo cho. by Lee Sims.
© Feb. 20, 1929: 2 « Feb. 23; HB
pub, 4105; Ted Browne music ¢o.,
inc., Chicago. 5088
I say whoopie—she says boom-boom,
we have a wonderful time; words by
Jack Meskill, music by Felix Ber-
nard, orch. by H. Chas. Eggett; vocal
orch. pts. 4to. © Mar. 5, 1929; 2.
Mar. 8; E pub. 4121; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 5589
I say whoopie—she says boom-boom,
we have a wonderful time; words by
Jack Meskill, music by Felix Ber-
nard; pf. and ukulele ace. © Mar.
4, 1929; 2 « Mar. 8; E pub. 41380;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
55980
I shall not want; sacred song, words
from Psalm 28, music by Maddalena
Heryer Akers; low voice in D; pf.
or organ acc. © Mar. 4, 1929: 2 ¢.
Mar. 5; E pub. 3862; Harold Flam-
mer, inc., New York. 5591
I still have my memories; words by
KF. E. Bogner, music by Luther A.
Clark. N .Y. City, Frank Harding.
© Feb. 13, 1929; 2 c Feb. 19; E
pub. 4816; Francine Elizabeth Bog-
ner, Leavenworth, Kan. 5092
I think of you each day; words by 8.
Less, music by Sylvester Long Cross.
© 1c Mar. 6, 1929; E unp. 4392;
Sam Less, Oakland, Calif. 5593
thought you wanted love; waltz bal-
lad, words and music by H. Ob-
jd
linger. ©1c. Mar. 14, 1929; E unp.
4737; Harry Oblinger, San Fran-
cisco. 5594
I tickled em’; words and music by
A. Bishop. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Feb. 28, 1929; EH unp.
4170; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 5595
used to love her in the moonlight,
but she’s in the limelight now; lyric
by Sam Lewis and Joe Young, music
by Ted Fiorito; pf. and ukulele ace.
© ' Mar. 22, 1929;'2' ¢.’ Mar. 255°
pub. 4526; Remick music corp., New
York. 5596
bo
298
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
I’ve built a shack in Maryland, Mary ;
written by Clifford Seyler, composed
by Reginald Morgan; pf. and uku-
lele acc. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations] © Feb. 20, 1929; 1 c Feb.
27, 1 c. Mar. 26; E pub. 46381; Fran-
cis, Day & Hunter, Itd., London.
5597
I’ve fallen for you; words and music
by S. Vieton. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1929;
BH ounp. 50838; Southwick Vieton, New
York. 5598
Ive got a feeling I’m falling; words
and music by Billy Rose, Harry
Link and Fred Waller. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Mar. 14, 1929;
E unp. 4730; Santly bros., inc., New
York. 599
I’ve got a permanent now; words and
music by M. Grand. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 2, 1929;
E unp. 4221; Mitchell Grand, Har-
risburg, Pa. 5600
I’ve got nothing; words and music by
Dick Masten; pf. and ukulele ace.
e) Mae.*6, 1929+" 2°" Marit:
pub. 4155; Marco Day, Monterey,
Calif. 5601
Yye got the world with a fence
around it; words by Ned. Washing-
ten, music by Michael H. Cleary;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by M.
Kalua. © Mar. 16, 1929: 2 c. Mar.
26; E pub. 4586; Mills music, inc.,
New York. 5602
I’ve just got to give her credit, that
sweetheart of mine; words and mu-
sic by A. M. Brown. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Mar. 21, 1929;
E unp. 4979; Aaron M. Brown, Palo
Alto, Calif. 5603
I’ve never seen a smile like yours; fox-
trot, theme song for Alibi, words and
music by Justin Johnson and Eddie
Frazier, arr. by Frank Skinner;
dance orch. pts. 4to. © Mar. 20,
1829; 2 c. Mar. 25; HY pub. 4551; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 5604
I’ve never seen a smile like yours;
words and music by Justin Johnson
and Eddie Frazier; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Feb. 25, 1929; 2 c Feb. 28;
E pub. 3945; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 5605
I wan-na go places and do things;
theme song of Close harmony, words
by Leo Robin, music by Richard A.
Whiting; pf. and ukulele acc.
Mar. 28, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 30; E pub.
4670; Famous music corp., New
York. 5606
5617
I want a California bungalow; words
and music by L. Brennan. Los An-
geles, Calif., Lois Brennan pub. co.
© Mar. 18, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 20; E
pub. 4420; Lois Brennan, Los <An-
geles. 5607
Rs
want a little some o’ that what you
got; words and music by Jimmie
Foster. [Words and melody only {
© 1c. Mar. 2, 1929; E unp. 4234;
Georgia music co., New York. 5608
I want to be good; words and music
by R. M. Ellery. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. Mar. 29, 1929; BE
unp. 5189; Robert M. Ellery, Toledo.
5609
I want to cuddle some cuddlesome ba-
by; words and music by Leo Robin,
Sam Coslow, and Richard A. Whit-
ing. [Words and melody only] ©
1 “ce Mar. 23): 1929) EH unp, 5033;
Famous music corp., New York.
5610
I want to drive a Durant; fox trot,
words and music by G. H. K. Mit-
ford, of Canada; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Mar. 14, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 15; E
for. 3147; George H. K. Mitford,
Toronto, Canada. 5611
ke
want to feel that I love you; words
and music by J. W. Purchier. ©
tre. Mar.,.14, 72929):) E..unp., 45835
Joseph William Purchler, Mt. Ver-
nonewN sy, 5612
I want to go home; words by S. H.
Efird, music by Archie Alexander
McKenzie. © 1c. Mar. 5, 1929; E
unp. 4328; Spencer Homer Efird, Al-
bemarle, N. C. 5613
I want to love you, but I’m afraid to;
words by J. Bianco, music by Eugene
Platzman. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 7, 1929; E unp. 4412;
John Bianco, Brooklyn. 5614
I want you because I love you; words
and music by R. Gagne. © 1c.
Mar. 1, 1929; E unp. 4161; Romeo
Gagne, Lawrence, Mass. 5615
I wish I could find some one who’s
just been waiting for me; words and
music by G. W. Jones, sr. ©1e.
Mar. 23, 1929; E unp. 5047; Griffith
William Jones, sr., Hempstead, L. I.,
NY. 5616
I wish that I were a star; words and
music by *B. Joy: © 1 ce Mar. 5,
1929 ; EK. unp. 4324; Blanche Joy, New
York. 5617
299
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5618
I wonder if you wonder too; words by
T. Wooton, music by Samuel H.
Speck. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 28, 1929; E unp. 5154;
Ted Wooton, Dayton, O. 5618
I would live in your love; words by
Sara Teasdale, music by Beatrice
MacGowan Scott; violin obbl. ad lib.
1. Med. voice.—2. High voice. ©
Dec. 21, 1928; 2 c each Jan. 17,
1929; E pub. 2777, 2778; Dean-
Phillips, Chicago. 5619, 5620
Iamuninne a cuneale; words and music
by A. Frittitta, of Italy, domiciled
at Brooklyn. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Mar. 8, 1929; E unp.
4500; Antonino Frittitta, Brooklyn.
5621
Ich brauch’ fiir Sonntag eine neue
braut! worte von Kurt Schwabach,
musik von Austin Egen. © Dec. 1,
19283: 2 es “Mars 3 i4929 spb.
4489; Edition Karl Brill, Berlin.
5622
Ich habe heute nacht von dir so stiss
getraiumt; foxtrot, text von Ch. Am-
berg, musik von Fred Raymond, of
Austria, spezial-arr. von Fred Ralph
[pseud. of Hermann Krome], of Ger-
many; orch., with pf. conductor, and
ist violin conductor. 4to. © Feb. 4,
1OQG Tre Neb: 26H) for) 2ose-3
Musikverlag City, Leipzig. 5623
Ich will sie ktissen wenn sie es ver-
langen; foxtrot, text von Fritz Rot-
ter, musik von Rudolph Nelson, of
Germany. © Feb. 18, 1929; 1 «.
Mar. 20; E for. 3165; Drei masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 5624
Idaho, the sweetheart of the West;
words and music by M. Floyd. ©
1 ce. Mar. 14, 1929; E unp. 4764;
Muriel Floyd, Santa Cruz, Calif.
5625
Idilio; by Théodore Lack, simplified
transcription by Mortimer Wilson;
pi. © Marii6, 1929812 eMaren i ;
E pub. 3961; Century music pub. co.,
New York. 5626
Idle dreaming; lyric and music by M.
G. Wittman. Caney, Kansas, Black-
ledge sales co. © Mar. 13, 1929; 2.
Mar. 16; HE pub. 4511; Gwynne Ed-
ward Blackledge and Max Geo. Witt-
man, Caney, Kansas. 5627
Idylle forestiere; divertissement du
ballet, de Alexander Gretchaninoff,
of Russia, domiciled at New York,
op. 117; pf. 2. Danse de faunes.
pt. IIT, n.s., v. 24
[4 others] © 1c. Mar. 30, 1929;
E unp. 5208; Edwin F. Kalmus, ince.,
New York. 5628
If all the world were paper; unison
song, words traditional, music by
U. Greville, of Great Britain. Lon-
don, J. Curwen & sons, Itd. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Mar. 16, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 14; B
for. 3358; Ursula Greville, Gerrards
Cross, Bucks, England. 5629
If I but knew; part-song, words anon.,
music by Joseph W. Clokey; mixed
voices. 4to. © Mar. 26, 1929; 2 ¢.
Mar. 29; E pub. 4647; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 5630
If I but knew it could be true; words
and music by J. Soechtig. © 1.
Mar. 5, 1929; E unp. 4275; Jean
Soechtig, Fort Madison, Ia. 5631
If I could just stop dreaming; words
and melody by Irene. Beasley.
[Words and melody only] ©l1e
Feb. 28, 1929; E unp. 4167; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
5632
If I give up the saxophone; words
and music by Sammy Fain, Willie
Raskin, and Irving Kahal. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Feb. 21,
1929; E unp. 3914; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, ine., New York. 5633
If I give up the saxophone, will you
come back to me; words and music
by Sammy Fain, Irving Kahal and
Willie Raskin, arr. by Joseph M.
Weiss; pf. and ukulele ace. © Mar.
25; 1929; 2.¢e, Mar..27; BY pubesors.
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 5634
If I had been Mary’s little lamb;
words and music by W. O. Merril.
[Words and melody only] ©1e«.
Mar. 25, 1929; E unp. 5089; Wil-
liam Obed Merril, Hardwick, Vt.
5635
If I only had you; by Frank Parente.
[Melody only] ©1c. Jan. 17, 1929;
EK sunp. 2890; James Dante, Madison,
ING el. 5636
If that ain’t something; words and
music by James William Foster.
[Chords, single staff] © 1 ce. Mar.
22, 1929; E unp. 5010; James W.
Foster, Bridgeport, Conn. 5637
If you don’t, I’ll be crying too; words
and musie by A. M. Akanes.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Mar. 5, 1929; E unp. 4552; Alfred
Marten Akanes, New York. 5638
300
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
If you leave me don’t you ever come
back; lyrics by B. Trivers, music
by R. Fram, arr. by W. Scharf; pf.
© 1c. Mar. 28, 1929; E unp. 5169;
Benn Trivers & Robert Fram, inc.,
New York. 5639
If you'll only keep smiling with me;
words and music by D. P. Fina.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
Mar. 9, 1929; E unp. 4522; Donald
Pascal Fina, Kenosha, Wis. 5640
If you were mine; waltz, words and
music by Joe Davis and Spencer
Williams. © Mar. 25, 1929; 2 «.
Mar. 26; E pub. 4587; Triangle mu-
Sic pub. co., inc., New York. 5641
Il est parti; paroles de Rip [pseud.
of Georges Thénon], musique de Al-
bert Chantrier, of France. © Dec.
veers: 1 ¢. Mar. Zl 1929°' BH for.
3456; Francis Salabert, Paris. 5642
Il est pourtant temps de me marier;
recueillie et harmonisée par Julien
Tiersot, of France. (Mélodies popu-
laires des provinces de France, 10°
série, no. 98) © Dec. 31, 1928; 1c.
Mar. 8, 1929; HE for. 3109; Heugel,
Paris. 5643
Illusione; canzone-tango, parole di
Nando Vitali, musica di U. Volpi,
of Italy; small orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Sept. 1, 1928;
1 ec. Nov. 12; E for. 904; Ulderico
Volpi, Florence, Italy. 5644
Im caffee Zum stissem léchel; words
and music by E. Mueller, of -Ger-
many, domiciled at New York.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Mar. 28, 1929; E unp. 5045; Hrich
Mueller, New York.
Im griinen klee; fox-trot, text von
Beda, musik von Hermann Leopoldi,
of Austria, klavier arrang. von Hans
bin. ©),AUS. 3, 19282 1 ea Dec. 13.
E for. 1430; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
Vienna. 5646
Im trauten heim; 76 kleine vorspiels-
tiickchen, volkslieder u. opernmelo-
dien, arr. fiir pf. zu 4 hiinden von
Carl Ginschals, of Germany. bd. 2.
© Dec. 3, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 18, 1929;
KE for. 3287; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
5647
Impérator; par Trémisot, of France;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor and
1st violins conductor. 4to. © Feb.
25, 1929; 1: e Mar. 21; EB for..3447;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 5648
5645 |,
5658
In a big, big way; words by Ned
Washington, music by Michael H.
Cleary; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by M. Kalua. © Jan. 29, 1929; 2 ec.
Mar. 1; E pub. 3790; Mills music,
ine., New York. 5649
In a bungalow; words and music by
Morris Nunes and Frank Konitz;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by Orton.
© Mar. 22; 1929; 2 c.-Mar. 22; H
pub. 4472; Bibo-Lang, ine. New
York. 5650
In a Japanese garden; musical story,
from Life in Japan, by H. M. Higgs;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor and
1st violin conductor. 4to. © Mar.
26, 1929; 1'e. Mar. 28; HE for. 3518;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 5651
In a little cozy corner; or, Wheu I’m
yours and you are mine, slow fox-
trot, words by F. E. Merling, melody
by John E. Greer, arr. by Victor
Frandila; E flat alto and B flat ten.
saxophone pts. 4to. © Dec. 28,
1928); 02) C.. Heb, 267 UB). pud.n8948-;
Fred Emanuel Merling, New York.
5652
In a little inn in Mexico; words by
George A. Little, music by Billy
Baskette; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Mara, 192972 °e° Mar 8: pub:
4108; Remick music corp., New
York. 5653
In a little wonderland that I have
found for you; words by Bernie
‘Grossman [i. e. Bernard Grossman],
music by E. Clinton Keithley; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Mar. 11, 1929;
2c. Mar. 14; E pub. 4247; McKinley
music co., Chicago. 5654
In a spring garden; by Alec Roloff, of
Great Britain; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor and ist violin conductor.
4to. © Mar. 11, 1929; 1 c. Mar 14;
E for. 3011; Meyer de Wolfe, Lon-
don. 5655
In an airplane built for two; words
and music by J. E. LaRosa. ©1«
Mar. 6, 1929; E unp. 4368; Julia EH.
LaRosa, New York. 5656
In deep thought; by Ella Ketterer ; pf.
© Mar. 1, 1929; 2c. Mar. 5; BE pub.
3931; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
de! phia. 5657
In der Liineburger heide; lied, worte
von Ernst Neubach, musik von Her-
mann Krome, of Germany; orch.
pts., with pf. or organ conductor.
4to. © Feb. 18. 1929; 1 ce. Mar. 12;
E for. 2998; Musikverlag city, Leip-
zig. 5658
501
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5659
In, every little way I miss you; words
and music by M. Haddon. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Mar. 25,
1929; E unp. 5077; Mildred Haddon,
Minneapolis. 5659
In love; words and music by EH. H.
Barnes. Greensburg, Pa., Barnes
music publishers. © Mar. 8, 1929;
2 ec. Mar. 20; E pub. 4441; Edwin
H. Barnes, Greensburg, Pa. 5660
In March; words by Max Eastman,
music by P. R. Frey. © Mar. 19,
1929; 2c. Mar. 21; HE pub. 4559;
Philip Rockel Frey, Springfield, O.
5661
In my garden; melody by I. Firestone.
© 1e¢. Mar. 7, 1929; E unp. 4419;
Idabelle Firestone, Akron, O. 5662
In my garden of memory; words and
music by Ray Miller and Jerry Buck-
ley. © Mar. 22, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 23;
E pub. 4485; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 5663
In old Tia Juana; words by Fred K.
Steele, music by Billy Heagney; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Mar. 15, 1929;
2 e. Mar. 16; E pub. 4283; Arthur
Behim music corp., New York. 5664
In our aeroplane abode; words by HE.
M. Slaughter, music by Frank L.
Clifford.’ © 1 «& Mar. 2) °1929> Hh
unp. 4223; Hlizabeth Marguerite
Slaughter, Perris, Calif. 5665
In some far day; words and music
by Anne Spencer Watkins. © Mar.
12, 1929; 2c. Mar. 13; E pub. 4401;
Edward Schuberth & co., inc., New
York. 5666
In somebody’s eyes; words and music
by M. Grand. ©1ec. Mar. 2, 1929;
Ho unp. 4217; Mitchell Grand, Har-
risburg, Pa. 5667
In sweetheart land; words by L. M.
Stoness, music by Phil Starr. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Feb.
20, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 27; E pub. 4320;
Lillian M. Stoness, Sydenham, Onta-
rio, Canada. 5668
In that little love nest with Nellie;
words and music by H. Towne.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Mar. 18, 1929; E unp. 4820; Hattie
Towne, Waupun, Wis. 5669
In the air; from The broken wing,
lyrics by Harry Clarke, music by
Percy Wenrich. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Mar. 8, 1929; E
unp. 4549; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
5670
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
In the city of sunshine and dreams;
waltz song, words and music by J.
J. Lowrey. © Mar. 21, 1929; 2 ¢.
Mar. 20; E pub. 4416; John J. Low-
rey, St. Petersburg, Fla. 5671
In the fields ; from suite, Harvest time,
by William B. Coburn; pf. © Mar.
25, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 27; E pub. 4614;
Belwin, inc., New York. 5672
In the garden of dahlias with you;
words and music by A. E. Wilcox.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Mar. 25, 1929; E unp. 5067; Albert
Elmer Wilcox, San Francisco. 5673
In the garden of my dreams; words
by C. W. White and R. J. Prescott,
music by R. F. Winch. © 1c. Mar.
13, 1929; E unp. 4673; Robert Fran-
cis Winch, Calvin W. White and
Robert J. Prescott, Lakewood, O.
5674
In the haven of your heart; by E. L.
McCaw. [Melody only] © 1 «.
Mar. 12, 1929; E unp. 4625; Eleanor
L. McCaw, New York. 5675
In the hollow of His hand; words by
William M. Runyan, music by .
George S. Schuler; alto solo or trio.
© Mar. 1, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 6; EB pub.
3952; G. S. Schuler and W. M. Run-
yan, Chicago. 5676
In the hush of the night; lyrics by
Sammy Lerner, music by Al Hoff-
man. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Mar. 5, 1929;° BH unpP 4se85
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 5677
In the land of make-believe; fox-trot,
theme song of Molly and me, lyric
by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by Abel
Baer, arr. by Arthur Lange; orch.
pts.’ 4to.: © Mar. 6, “1920e) Sue:
Mar. 7; E pub. 4116; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 5678
In the same old way; words by Alfred
Haynes, music by Alpha Francis
Gorman. © 1 c. Mar. 5, 1929.08
unp. 4562; Julia EK. Haynes, Mere-.
Githy Ne Eh. 5679:
In the twilight by a waterfall; words
and music by H. N. Raymond. ©
1 ec. Mar. 16, 1929; E unp. 4798;
Harold N. Raymond, Denville, N. J.
5680
In the village; by M. Moussorgsky, arr.
by Chas. J. Roberts; full orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. © Feb. 14, 1929;
2 ce. Mar. 8; E pub. 4019; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 5681
302
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
In traffic hours; by Wm. W. Lowitz,
organ notation by Emil Velazco;
oreh.' pts: “© Web. - 21, (1929%''2 “ce.
Mar. 7; E pub. 4251; Crawford
music corp., New York. 5682
In 1933; words and music by Ward
Perry, Jack Laughlin and Walter
Hirsch; pf. and ukulele ace. © Mar.
5, 1929; 2 e Mar. 8; E pub. 4109;
Remick music corp., New York.
5683
Ineantation; scéne chorale 4 5 voix
mixtes [a cappella], poeéme d’Albert
Samain, musique d’Hrnest Garnier,
of France. © Feb. 25, 1929; 1 ¢.
Mar. 21; E for. 3410; E. Garnier,
Lyon, France. 5684
Inez’s entrance, act 1; .from The
broken wing, words by Harry Clarke,
music by Perey Wenrich. [Words
and melody only] ‘© 1 c. Mar. 8,
1929; E unp. 4541; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 5685
Intercession; by H. B. Weatherdon, of
Great Britain; organ. London, No-
vello & co., Itd. © Feb. 27, 1929;
toe Neb) 27> Hator., 28763. HB.
Weatherdon, Chingford, England.
5686.
Into the woods my Master went; an-
them, words by Sidney Lanier, music
by W. R. Voris; mixed voices; organ
ace. 4to. © Feb. 26, 1929: 2 c. Feb.
2; EH pub. 3784; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 5687
Iolanda dimmi che vuo fa; versi e
musica di G. Tranquillo; mand. ©
c.” Mar. G6.) £029: BL unp...4364 :
Guglielmo Tranquillo, Philadelphia.
5688
Irene; words by Gus Kahn, music by
Ted Fiorito. © Mar. 12, 1929; 2 e.
Mar. 13; E pub. 4214; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 5689
Irish (The) schoolmaster; duet and
cho., adapted and arr., from an old
pipe tune, by Alfred Moffat, of Great
Britain. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Mar. 14, 1929: 1 e.
Mar. 18; E for. 3120; Novello & co.,
Itd., London. 5690
Is it true, I'm loving you; words by
J. Bianco, music by Eugene Platz-
man. [Words and melody only] ©
ft. ¢.\ Mar: 7, 1929): - > wp. 4413;
John Bianco, Brooklyn. 5691
Isso e essa; versi e musica di F. Amo-
dio; violin. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1929:
E unp. 4554; Frank Amodio, Brook-
lyn. 5692
5704
It ain’t no fault of mine; novelty
song. words and music by Joe Davis
and Spencer Williams. © Mar. 18,
1929; 2 c. Mar. 18; E pub. 4349; Tri-
angle music pub. co., inc., New York.
5693
It beats only for you; words by J.
Hess, music by Pauline Britting.
New York City, Frank Harding mu-
sic house. © Feb. 9, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
8; EH pub. 4330; James Hess, Hinton,
W. Va. 5694
It comes from the misty ages; cho.
from The banner of St. George, arr.
as a unison song by Edward Elgar,
of Great Britain. 1. 1st violin pt.—
2. 2d violin pt—%. Pf. ad lib. or
conductor, with words. © Mar. 8,
1929); 1 oe, seach}, Mar, 93. E.. for.
2939-2941; Novello & co., Itd., Lon-
don, 5695-5697
It feels so good; words and music by
Spencer Williams. [Chords, single
staff] © 1e. Mar. 2, 1929; E unp.
4233; Georgia music co., New York.
5698
It is wing time in the spring time;
words and music by O. M. Derivan.
© 1c. Mar. 12, 1929: E unp. 4638;
Olive Mauger Derivan, Sioux City,
Ta. 5699
It looks like it’s gonna be you; words
by Mort Dixon, music by Peter De
Rose aud Harry Woods. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Mar. 19,
1929; EH unp. 4844; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 5700
It must be nice to be a man; point
number, words and music by War-
wick Pryce, of Great Britain. ©
Feb. 11, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 14; E for.
3144; Cavendish music co., London.
5701
It reminds me; waitz, words and mu-
sic by E. de los Santos; ist violin.
© 1e. Mar. 5, 1929; E unp. 4310;
Emilio de los Santos, San Francisco.
5702
It’s a great life, master of ceremonies ;
words and music by C. Marsh.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Mar. 28, 1929; E unp. 5030; Charles
Marsh, Milwaukee. 5703
It’s a million to one you’re far from
home; fox trot, words and music
by Dave Senn, of Great Britain; pf.
ace., With ukulele arr. by Harry J.
Stafford. [Staff and tonie sol-fa no-
taticns] © Feb. 1, 1929: 1 «@ Mar.
1; E for. 2998; Montgomery & co.,
London. 5704
303
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5705
It’s a pleasure! words and music by
R. W. Leibert. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Mar. 5, 1929; E unp.
4266; Richard William Leibert,
Pittsburgh. 5705
It’s all comin’ home to you; words and
music by Porter Grainger. © Feb.
5, 1929." 2°'e Mar) .2.° Hh pub." 3825;
Gotham music service, inc., New
York. 5706
It’s all the same to me; words and
music by F. 8S. McGowen; voice and
violin. ©1c. Mar. 14, 1929; E unp.
4699; Franklin S. McGowen, Los
Angeles, 5707
It’s in the morning; words by Shirley
Kaye, music by W. Creager. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Jan. 31,
1929; FE unp. 4196; William Creager,
New York. 5708
It’s It; words and music by Dick
Masten; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Mar. 6, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 11; E pub.
4154; Marco Day, Monterey, Calif.
5709
It’s only when we’re dancing; words
and music by L. Jenkins. New York
City, Frank Harding music house.
© Feb. 8, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 15; E pub.
4303; Louise Jenkins, Cumberland,
Md. 5710
It’s tough to be in love; words by G.
Ward, music by R. Montgomery and
G. Ward. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 9, 1929; E unp. 4511;
Reggie Montgomery, Pasadena, and
George Ward, Hollywood, Calif.
511
It takes a blonde to make you happy;
words by M. Navitsky, jr., music by
Bert Baker [pseud. of Luther A.
Clark] ©1c Mar. 5, 1929; E unp.
325; Matthew Navitsky, jr., Shenan-
doah, Pa. 5712
It took a lot of blue to take my blues
away; words by Ned. Washington,
music by Michael H. Cleary; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Mar. 16, 1929; 2 c¢.
Mar. 26; E pub. 4585; Mills music,
inc., New York. 5713
It was so; waltz, words and music
by D. R. Vance. © 1 c. Mar. 1,
1929; E unp. 4162; David Ross
Vance, Alameda, Calif. 5714
Iwan Lypusznyk; by P. Humeniuk.
[Melody only] ©1c. Mar. 7, 1929;
EH unp. 4460; Paul Humeniuk, New
York. B15
pt. Inn: S:o V2
Ivy covered cabin; words and music
by B. Miller. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Mar. 19, 1929; E unp.
4835; Bob Miller, New York. 5716
J’ai peur; paroles de Ch. L. Pothier,
musique de C. Oberfeld, of Poland;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by F.
Salabert. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 «@
Mar. 21, 1929; E for. 3461; Francis
Salabert, Paris. HLT
Ja, wenn ich eine freundin hitt’.. ;
foxtrott, aus Rosen aus Florida,
text von A. M. Willner u. Heinz
Reichert, musik von Leo Fall, of
Austria, musikalische einrichtung
fiir das theater von Hrich Wolf-
gang Korngold, of Austria. © Mar.
15, 1929; 1 ¢@ Mar 7:92 forvauese
B. Schott’s sdéhne, Mainz. 5718
Ja, wenn ich eine freundin hatt.. .;
foxtrott, aus’ Rosen aus Florida,
von Leo Fall, musikalische einrich-
tung f. d. theater von HE. W. Korn-
gold, spezial arr. von Fred Ralph
[pseud. of Hermann Krome], of
Germany; small orch., with jazz
pts., pf. conductor and words. 4to.
© Mar. 21, ‘1929; 1c Mar. 18; B
for. 3221; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany. 5719
Ja, wenn mir zeit nur bliebe-zur
liebe; slow-fox, aus Rosen aus Flor-
ida, text von A. M. Willner u. Heinz
Reichert, musik von Leo Fall, of
Austria, musikalische einrichtung
fiir das theater von Hrich Wolfgang
Korngold, of Austria. © Mar. 15,
19291 @. Mar. 7; H- for s02enye:
Schott’s séhne, Mainz. 5720
Ja, wenn mir zeit nur bliebe-zur liebe;
slow-fox, auS Rosen aus Florida,
von Leo Fall, arr. von Isy Geiger,
of Austria; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Mar. 21; 19295°1 @.
Mar. 18; E for. 3219; (BY -Sehotrs
s6hne, Mainz, Germany. 5721
Japanese lullaby; by Ruth Klauber ;
pf! ©! Mar: 5,\ 1929; ''2°e)) Marinas
E pub. 3982; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 5722
Jardin azul (My blue garden); vals,
versos de Gustavo S. Gala'rrraga,
English words and music by H. L.
de Brouwer, of Cuba. Havana, Le-
cuona music co. © Feb. 9, 1929;
1c. Feb. 28; E for. 2997; Ernestina
Lecuona de Brouwer, Havana, Cuba.
5723
Jazz (The) patrol; novelty fox-trot,
words by Irving Caesar, music by
Arthur Lange. © Mar. 21, 1929;
304
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
5746
2 ec. Mar. 23; E pub. 4546; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 5724
Jealous moon; words and music by
Hloise Moore, Clarence Williams
and Tim Brymn. © 1c. Mar. 2,
1929; E unp. 4226; Clarence Wil-
liams music pub. co., inc., New York.
5725
Jean qui pleure et Jean qui rit; par
Ernest Gillet, of France; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Dec.
31, 1928; 1 'c. Mar. 21,.1929;, EH for.
3418; Editions Max Hschig, Paris.
5726
Jelly roll stomp; by Frank Melrose.
[Melody only] © 1 « Mar. 28,
1929; E unp. 5175; Lester Melrose,
Chicago. D727
Jericho; from Syneopation, words by
Leo Robin, music by Richard Myers;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Mar. 9,
Pee see, ce.) Mar.) 42 BH pubs, 42.17 ;
Harms ine., New York. 5728
Jesse James; words and music by
Harry K. McClintock. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 6, 1929;
E unp. 4895; Villa Moret, ine., San
Francisco. 5729
Jewels of the air; words by R. R.
Bailey, music by William J. S. Rits-
cher. © 1 ¢. Mar. 21, 1929; E unp.
4927; Roy Rutherford Bailey, Chi-
cago. 5730
Jide jide Zelman; by P. Humeniuk.
[Melody only] © 1c. Mar. 7, 1929;
E unp. 4462; Paul Humeniuk, New
York. 5731
JO reggelt k6sSOn6dm; Hungarian folk
song, words and music by J.
Schmidt. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Jan. 18, 1929; E unp. 5024;
Julius Schmidt, New York. AT (ey
Johnson (F. Arthur) Twelve lyric
compositions for piano. New York,
London, Leipzig, Hdward Schuberth
m co;) inc. (©) Nar. 25, 1929°) 2. e.
Mar. 26;'E pub. 4632; EF. Arthur
Johnson, Waco, Tex. 5733
Joli (Le) mois; chant de quéte de la
Bresse, recueilli et harmonisé par
Julien Tiersot, of France. (Mélo-
dies populaires des provinces de
France, 10° série, no. 92) © Dec.
mi 1028 1 el Marre 1920 B) tor.
3103; Heugel, Paris. 5734
Jollity ; by Ella Ketterer; pf. © Mar.
1, 1929: 2 c. Mar. 5; # pub. 3929;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
5735
Jolly comrades; one step, by Josiah
Zuro, of U. S., and Francis Gromon,
of Hungary, domiciled at New York;
pf. conductor. 4to. © Mar. 5, 1929;
2c. Mar. 13; E pub. 4199; Kalmus
filmusie edition, New York. 5736
Jolly darkies; by Karl Bechter, arr.
by Preston Ware Orem; rhythmic
orch. of toy instruments and pf.,
with teacher’s sc. -4to. © Mar. 1,
1929; 2 ec. Mar. 5; E pub. 3917;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
5137
Jonque (La) sur le lac; par Ch. Jar-
din, arr. par F. Salabert, of France;
orch, pts., with pf. conductor and
1st violin conductor. 4to. © Dee.
ol, "19282 1 c, Mar, 2d, 1929: HH, for
3473; Francis Salabert, Paris. 5788
Joss-pidgin (The) cat; pidgin-English
sing-song, words by Charles G. Le-
land, music by Eugene Dyrssen;
med. or low voice. © Mar. 1, 1929;
2c. Mar. 7; EH pub. 4080; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York. 5739
Jota; de Eugéne Cools, arrangement
par S. Chapelier, of France; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
Dee |i, T9282 dee! Mar’ 21 1929 9
for. 3444; Hditions Max Eschig,
Paris. 5740
Jour NWN) Vesk. par... G. Loess ok
France; violins, violoncello, contra-
bass and pf. conductor. 4to. © Feb.
20, 1929; 1 @ Mar. 15; E for. 3199;
G. Loés, Paris. 5741
Jovial Joe; characteristic one-step, by
Josiah Zuro, of U. S., and Francis
Gromon, of Hungary, domiciled at
New York; pf. © Jan. 10, 1929;
2c Mar. 18; E pub. 4201; Kalmus
filmusic edition, New York. 5742
Joy to the world; Christmas cantata
and pageant, text by Mattie B. Shan-
non, music by E. 8. Lorenz. 4to. ©
Sept. 5, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 29;
A 1056859; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
Oo, 5743
Juanita; transcription by Calvin
Grooms; violin and pf. © Mar. 6,
1929; 2 ec. Mar. 7; E pub. 3975; Cen-
tury music pub. co., New York. 5744
Jubilee overture; by Weber, arr. by
Herbert F. Ellingford, of Great Brit-
tain; organ. © Mar. 26, 1929; 2 c.
Mar. 27; E pub. 4634; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 5745
Jump the rope; by A. Louis Scarmo-
lin: pf: © Mar. 1, 1929: 2'e. Mar.
7; E pub. 4049; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 5746
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D747
pt. 111, n. s:, v. 24
June; words by Mitchell Parish, music
by Jeanne Gravelle, pf. arr. by El-
liott Jacoby ; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Feb., 5,0 19293 2.0e), Many: pub
3831; Gotham music service, inc.,
New York. 5T47
Just a Chinese jade; words by H. HE.
Stone, music by A. Young. [Photo-
stat] © 1c. Feb. 23, 1929; E unp.
4206; Herbert Ellsworth Stone and
Ada Young, San Francisco. 5748
Just a dream; theme song from What
about Jane, words and music by H.
H. Goldberg. Svo. © Mar. 19,
1929; 2 e. April 1; E pub. 4663;
Harry H. Goldberg, Baltimore. 5749
Just a little kiss at twilight; words
by Raymond B. Egan, music by
Larry Shay; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Dec. 15, 1928; 2 c. Dec. 20; E pub.
1805; John S. Finck, inc., Detroit.
5750
Just a little love; words and music by
Mary Day. [Words and melody
only] ©1e Mar. 23, 1929; E unp.
5046; Olga Thoreson, Sioux Falls,
Ss. D. Ty a0 |
Just a moonlight night dear and you;
words and music by. A. Remsen.
[Words and melody only] ©1ee.
Mar. 19, 1929; E unp.\4851; Alice
Remsen, New York. 5752
Just a year ago tonight; words and
music by Ray Wencil [i. e. R. H.
Wencil] [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1929; E unp. 4284;
Raymond Henry Wencil, Chicago.
5753
Just another kiss; words and music
by Benny Davis and J. Fred Cootes.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Mar. 21, 1929; EH unp. 5116; Santly
bros., inc., New York. 5754
Just another song; lyric and music by
S. (Wienshienks ..©@_jie! Mar: 25,
1929; H unp. 5061; Sylvia Wien-
shienk, Kansas City, Mo. 5755
Just because you are you; fox-trot,
words by Len Fleming, music by E.
Jackson. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1929; E unp. 4881;
EKuga Jackson, Detroit. 5756
Just enough rain; words and music
by L. Hawk. © 1c. Mar. 11, 1929;
E unp. 4588; Leonard Hawk, Hono-
lulu. 5757
Just forgotten; words and music by
G. A. Lawson. .New York City,
Frank Harding music house. ©
Feb. :9," 1929; 2:¢. Keb. 192° Rh, paps
4314; Grace A. Lawson, Waverly,
Ill. 5758
Just like a story; fox-trot, words and
music by Will Walner [i. e. W. H.
Wainer]. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 16, 1929; E unp. 4774;
William Henry Walner, Baltimore.
5759
Just make a bridge of the rainbow;
fox trot, words and music by Reed
Stampa and Hubert W. David, of
Great Britain; pf. acc., with banju-
lele banjo and ukulele arr. by Keech.
© Mar. 4, 1929; 1 ¢. Mar. 5 fiom
2950; Worton David, ltd., London.
5760
Just plain folk; words by Edgar Les-
lie, music by Jos. Geo. Gilbert, of
Great Britain; of. ace., with banju-
lele banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin
D. Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations! ~ ©” Mar. i) 1926)
Mar. 15; E for. 3169; Lawrence
Wright music co., London. 5761
Just take a little tip from me; words
and music by R. Allwork. © 1 «¢.
Mar. 25, 1929; E unp. 5062; Roland
Allwork, New York. 5762
Just to love you and kiss you again;
words by G. Minihan, music by Ches-
ter Escher. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Mar. 6, 1929; BE unp.
4406; Gerald Minihan, Salem, Mass.
5763.
Just two in a little red canoe; waltz,
words by Catherine Coyle, music by
Billie Hollingsworth [i. e. W. J. Hol-
lingsworth] © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 @
Mar. 6; E pub. 3955; W. J. Hollings-
woth, Los Angeles. D764 —
Just wear a smile; words by R. K.
Ryle, music by Cliff Barnes. [Photo-
stat] © 1c. Mar. 19, 1929; EH unp:
4856; Richard K. Ryle, Cleveland.
5765
Just you; words and music by George
B..L. Braun. © 1 c. Mar. 18, 1929;
E sunp. 4978; Elsa M. S. Braun, San
Francisco. 5766
Just you and I; words and music by
H. M. O’Neill. [Words and melody
only], © 1c Mar..1, 1929; EH ump:
4424; H. Murray O’Neill, New York.
5767
Just you and I; words and music by
L. Morse. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 1, 1929; E unp. 4766;
Lee Morse, New York. 5768
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
5790
Just you, only you; words by L. Sharp
and Ruth Kraft, music by L. Sharp.
© 1c. Mar. 15, 1929; E unp. 4756;
Lillian Sharp, Kansas City, Mo.
5769
Kiirntner lieder-marsch; von Anton
Seifert, op. 80, arr. von Leopold
Weninger, of Austria; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and violin 1 con-
ductor. 4to. © Mar. 1, 1929; 1c.
Mar. 27; E for. 3398; Anton J. Ben-
jamin, Leipzig. 5770
Kansas City blues; by Jim Jackson.
[Melody only] ©1c. Feb. 28, 1929;
E unp. 4179; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 5(T1
Kate; words by Carl Nessler, music
by A. Farrow. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Mar. 22, 1929; HE unp.
4964; Amanda Farrow, Cleveland.
aire
Katinaki; words by Nikitas Tsopa-
nakis, music arr. by M. Sifnios, of
Greece, domiciled at New York; pf.
© 1 c. Sept. 27, 1928; E unp. 2689;
Markos Sifnios, New York. 5773
Kee da lope; traditional words and
folk tune, arr. by D. J. Overfield
and M. Stocking. © 1c. Mar. 15,
1929; E unp. 4795; Dorothy Jane
Overfield and Marguerite Stocking,
Long Beach, Calif. 57174
Keep the bali a-rolling; words by A.
Broome, music by C. Rose, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Feb.
1 1032S ec Mar. 1 >for. 2546.
Cecil Lennox, ltd., London. 5775
Kennst du das kleine haus am Michi-
gansee? slow-fox, text von Marcellus
Schiffer, musik von Werner R. Hey-
mann, of Germany. © May 15,
ieee se eC Nove os BY for: A 280T :
Wiener bohéme-verlag, Vienna. 5776
Kewpie doll; novelty fox-trot, by Hrno
Rapée; pf. © Mar. 5, 1929; 2 c.
Mar. 7; E pub. 3957; Crawford
music corp., New York. OTT
Keys to the king’s castle; original
point system pf. book for beginners,
by John Mokrejs. bk. 1-38. _ obl.
8vo. © Mar. 20, 1929; 2 c. each
and aff. Mar. 22; AA 11826-11828 ;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
57785780
Keystone march; words by B. McCaf-
ferty, music by H. Fisher. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Mar. 18,
1929; E unp. 4817; Bernard McCaf-
ferty and Herb Fisher, Philadel-
phia. 5781
Kilties (The) band; talking Song,
words and music by H. Green, mu-
sic arr. by Fred Watson. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Mar. 18,
1929; E unp. 4810; Hddie Green,
New York. 5782
Kind (The) of girl; fox-trot, words
and music by Charles King and
Walter Kelsey, arr. by Fred Preston
Search; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Mar. 19, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 26; E pub.
4540; Marco Day, Monterey, Calif.
5783
Kind words never die; words by R.
Jeffers, music by Luther A. Clark.
New York City, Frank Harding,
music house. © Feb. 25, 1929; 2 ¢.
Mar. 7; E pub. 4561; Rebecca Jef-
fers, Jellico, Tenn. 5784
King of Borneo; words and music by
rank Crumit, arr. by Art Addoms;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Mar. 23,
1929; 2 ec. Mar. 233. Hr pub. 4482;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 5785
King (The) of Jazzmania; words and
music by Leo Robin, Sam Coslow
and Richard A. Whiting. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Mar. 23,
1929; H unp. 5034; Famous music
corp., New York. 5786
Kingdom of love; words by G. C.
Walsh, music by M. Gold. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Mar. 21,
1929; E unp. 4945; Matthew Gold
and George Cohan Walsh, New
York. O87
Kirry machree; waltz, theme song of
The Manxman, lyric by Raymond
Wallace, music by Jimmy Campbell
and Reg. Connelly, both of Great
Britain; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by Harry J. Stafford. [Staff and
tonie sol-fa notations] © Feb. 19,
1929 e ee Man Ve be tor. ole:
Campbell, Connelly & co., London.
5788
Kiss (A) for every mile that stands
between us; words and music by
T. G. DeMonico. [Words and mel-
ody only] © LY e& Mar. 11, 1929;
E unp. 4576; Thaddeus Grandier De
Monico, Indianapolis. 5789
Kiss me, little blue eyes; words by
EK. Barrett, music by Luther A.
Clark. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1929; E unp.
4318; Ernest Barrett, Markleeville,
Calif. 5790
307
5791
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pt. 111, n. s.,-vo24
Kleine gratulanten; charakterstiick,
von Richard Schicke, of Germany,
bearb. von Arnold Wilke, of Ger-
many; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor.” 4to: °© Paw. 1,1929 > 41, €. Mar.
13; E for. 3292; Oskar Seifert, Ep-
pendorf/Sa., Germany. 5791
Kleine modern tanz-suite ftir die ju-
gend; fiir klavier, von Ferdinand
Rebay, of Austria, op. 50. 1. Fox-
trot. [5 others] © Nov. 20, 1928;
fe... Miarein3,. 1929; “H! “for. 3320 5
Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herz-
mansky), Leipzig. 5792
Knight of dreams; by B. Rose, of
Canada; melody with pf. acc. ©
1c. Mar. 30, 1929; E unp. 5214;
Bram Rose, Montreal, Quebec, Can-
ada. 5793
Korsarenlied; fiir mia&nnerchor, text
von W. Hegeler, musik von Ernst
Kloepfer, of Germany. 4to. ©
Nov.. 28/1928: ¢€ Mar. 43) 929 ;
EH for. 3302; Hans Kessler, Trier,
Germany. 5794
Krakoviak; by M. JZiolkowski, of
Poland, domiciled at Chicago; pf.
© Jan. 23, 1929; 2c. Jan. 25; E pub.
3014; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 5795
Ku (The) klux klan; words by J. L.
Johnson, music by David Reed.
New York City, Frank Harding mu-
sic house., © Feb. 16, 1929; 2.¢.
Feb. 19; E pub. 4810; John L. John-
son, Horseheads, N. Y. 5796
Kunst (Die) des tbens; von Joachim
Stutschewsky, of Austria; violon-
cello. [German, French and Eng-
lish text] | © "Mar! 20, 1929; e.
Mar. 15; E for. 3224; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany. 5797
Kuss (Hin) ist keine siinde; aus Ber-
lin, text von Fritz Rotter, musik
yon Franz Doelle, of Germany. ©
Feb. 18, 1929; 1.c. Mar. 20; E for.
3163; Drei masken verlag, a. g., Ber-
lin. 5798
Labbra di rosa; canzone tango, di
Aldo Bottero, of Italy; pf. ©1ée«.
Noy. 12, 1928; E unp. 1584; Abramo
Allione, Milan. 5799
Lachende welt; intermezzo, text von
A. Wilke, musik von Ludwig Siede,
of Germany, instr. von A. Wilke, of
Germany; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. *°4to.” © Jan. 1, 192951) c.
Mar. 13; H# for. 3291; Oskar Seifert,
Eppendorf/Sa., Germany. 5800
Ladies of the dance; words and music
by Leo Robin, Sam Coslow and
Richard A. Whiting. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 23, 1929;
E unp. 5035; Famous music corp.,
New York. 5801
Lady divine; lyric by Richard Kountz,
music by Nathaniel Shilkret, orch.
by Geo. J. Trinkaus; vocal orch. |
pts. 4to. © Mar. 5, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
8; E pub. 4125; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 5802
Lady divine; lyric by Richard Kountz,
music by Nathaniel Shilkret; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Mar. 4, 1929;
2 @. Mar. 8; E pub. 4521; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 5803
Lady divine; waltz, theme song for
The divine lady, lyric by Richard
Kountz, music by Nathaniel Shil-
kret, arr. by Joseph Nussbaum;
dance orch. pts. 4to. © Mar. 20,
1929; 2 ¢. ‘Mar. 25; pube aaoa
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
' 5804
Lachle, Giaconda; russische romanze,
valse impression, fiir salon-orch.
stimmen, mit pf.-direktion u. violino
1 direction, text von Capriccio, mu-
sik von Ira Temen [pseud.], of Hun-
gary, op. 18, bearb. von Joseph Né-
meti, of Hungary. 4to. © Oct. 31,
1928 ;).1.¢. ‘Mar. 13, 1929) ctor
38248; Riihle & Wendling, Leipzig.
5805
Lindler; by Paul Zilcher, of Germany,
op. 222, no. 3; violin, 1st position,
and pf. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 ¢. Mar. 7;
E pub. 4061; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 5806
Lake (A) in winter; from Trollheim,
by Trygve Torjussen, of Norway, op.
63, no, 6; pf. : © Dec. 27,,4928— 2
Mar. 5, 1929; E pub. 4292; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 5807
Lamden (Der) Rab Sender; words by
M. Rund, music by S. Weisser. ©
1c... Feb... 7,:.1929;, Eup. 13610:
Samuel Weisser and Morris Rund,
New York. 5808
Langdale (Bernard) Four cameos; by
B. Langdale, of Great Britain, op. 16,
no. 1-4; pf. 1. Memories. [3
others] © Mar. 8, 1929; 1 @ Mar.
15; E for. 3084; Banks & son, York,
England. 5809
*Larm (The) clock blues; words and
music by A. 8. Glogowski and Tiny
Parham. New York City, Frank
308
2
no. 3, 1929
Harding. © Mar. 5, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
14; E pub. 4486; Anthony S. Glo-
gowski, Chicago Heights, Ill. 5810
Last night; fox-trot, words and music
by C. W. Davis. © 1 c. Mar. 22,
1929; E unp. 5199; Claude Wright
Davis, Atlanta. 5811
Lauber (Joseph) 4 danses médiévales ;
pour fitite et harpe, de J. Lauber, of
Switzerland, op. 45. 1. Rigaudon
[3 others] © Nov. 20, 1928; 1.
Mar. 13, 1929; E for. 3233; Wilhelm
Zimmermann, Leipzig. 5812
Laudate Dominum; words from Roman
Catholic liturgy, music by C. Ett,
arr. and ed. by M. Doré; for 3 female
voices and organ. 4to. © Feb. 20,
1928; 2 e. Dec. 29; E pub. 4102;
Otto A. Singenberger, Mundelein,
Til. 5813
Laugh; from The broken wing, lyrics
by Harry Clarke, music by Percy
Wenrich. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 8, 1929; E unp. 4548;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 5814
Laugh! words by H. W. Peters, music
by Ruth E. DeWitt. © 1c. Mar. 2,
1929; E unp. 4850; Henry William
Peters, Seattle. 5815
Laurette; by Frank Banta; pf. ©
Mar. 4, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 6; E pub.
3890; Robbins music corp., New
York. 5816
Laurette; romance, poésie de Terras-
son, musique par Jacques Durand,
of France. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢.
May 8, 1929; E for. 3058; Durand
et cie., Paris. 5817
Lay (The) of the laborer; words by
Thomas Hood, music by Sidney
Homer, op. 43; med. or low voice.
© Mar. 1, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 7; E pub.
4077; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
5818
Lazar (Filip) Deux chansons d’ amour
et une autre gaie (Douad cantece de
dor si unul vesel); d’ aprés le texte
populaire, traduction frangoise de
Nikita Macedonsky, musique de F.
Lazar, of Rumania. © June 5,
1928; 1 ec June 28; E for. 3494;
Durand et cie., Paris. 5819
Trois danses; pour violon et pf.,
par F. Lazir, of Rumania. © June
5, 1928; 1 c. June 28; E for. 3492;
Durand et cie., Paris. 5820
Trois pastorales; d’aprés St. O.
Iosif, traduction francaise de Em.
Ciomac, musique de Filip Lazar, of
Rumania. [French and Rumanian
47158—29—_5
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
5832
text] © June 5, 1928; 1c. June 28;
E for. 3493; Durand et cie., Paris.
5821
Lazy afternoon; words and music by
H. W. Lawrence. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 25, 1929;
E unp. 5068; Harry Willis Lawrence,
New York. 5822
Lazy-bones; grotesque dance, by Guy
Franklin, orch. by Eric Mareo, of
Great Britain; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Feb. 6, 1929; 1
ce. Feb. 20; E for. 2883; Chappell &
co., Itd., London. 5823
Leap-frog; little study in thirds, by
Joseph J. McGrath; pf. © Mar. 1,
1929; 2 e. Mar. 7; E pub. 4054; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 5824
Leap year song; words and music by
W.H. Reichenbach. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Feb. 13, 1929;
2c. Feb. 15; E pub. 4305; Walter H.
Reichenbach, Fortvilie, Ind. 5825
Leave it to Rieley; words and music
by James Thomas Wilkes, musical
arr. by H. W. Griffin. © 1c. Mar.
14, 1929; E unp. 4741; James T.
Wilkes and Helen W. Griffin, Phila-
delphia. 5826
Legend (The) of the stars; ballad—
fox trot, words and music by M.
Grand. ©1c. Mar. 2, 1929; E unp.
4220; Mitchell Grand, Harrisburg,
Pa, 5827
Legende; by Paul Vernon; violin with
pf. ‘dee. “©? Mar, 11/'1929;' 2*e. Mar.
13; E pub. 4192; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago. 5828
Lemkowske prydany; by P. Humen-
ink. pts. 1&2. [Melody only] ©
1 ¢. Mar. 7, 1929; E unp. 44638; Paul
Humeniuk, New York. 5829
Lemkowskyj balec; by P. Humenink.
pt. 1 & 2. [Melody only] © 1 «:
Mar. 7, 1929; E unp. 4464; Paul
Humeniuk, New York. 5830
Lesghinka [and] Grusinischer kriegs-
marsch; aus suite Iveria, von M.
Ippolitow-Iwanow, op. 42, arr. von
Leopold Weninger,. of Austria; orch.
pts., with pf. or organ conductor and
1st violin conductor. (Kaukasische
skizzen, zweiter teil) © Mar. 1,
1929: 1 c. Mar. 27; E for. 3402; D.
Rahter, Leipzig. 5831
Let ’em ride; words and music by C.
Smiley. ©/1 ‘°c. Marid2))9925-)
unp. 4646; Chas. Smiley, Paris, Tex.
5832
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5833
Let me call you sweetheart Mary;
words by C. Campbell, music by
Chester Escher. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Mar. 6, 1929; E unp.
4397; Camille Campbell, Cuyahoga
Falls, O. 5833
Let me spend an evening in an old
maid’s arms; words and music by
B. H. McLaughlin. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 6, 1929;
E unp. 43874; Bernard Howard Mc-
Laughlin, Cambridge, Mass. 5834
Let’s build a nest for two; words by
Cliff Hess, music by Frank L. Ven-
tre. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ¢. Mar. 29, 1929; E unp. 5186;
Spier & Coslow, inc., New York.
5835
Let’s don’t and say we did; words by
Phil Ponce, music by Leon Flatow.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Mar. 16, 1929; E unp. 4792; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 5836
Let’s dream; words and music by Ben-
ny Davis and Fred Coots. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Mar. 14,
1929; E unp. 4725; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 5837
Let’s pash the night away; words and
music by Jack Scholl and S. Wil-
liams. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 9, 1929; E unp. 4525;
Spencer Williams, New York. 5838
Let’s start loving today; words by
Tommy Thomsen [pseud. of Claude
Thomsen], music by H. Plough. ©
1. .€. Mar. 22, 7929):) EE unpi) 4972:
Harold Plough, Aurora. 5839
Let us now praise famous men; an-
them for commemoration festivals,
text from Hecclesiasticus, music by
Harvey Gaul; organ ace. 4to.
Mar. 20, 1929; 2 «- Mar. 21; H pub.
4515; G. Ricordi & co., inc., New
York. 5840:
Liebesklagen des midchens; worte aus
Des knaben Wunderhorn, musik von
Armin Knab, of Germany; sop. ©
Jan. 1, 1929; 1 © Mar? 13*%-B’ for.
3236; Georg Kallmeyer verlag, Wol-
fenbiittel, Germany. 5841
Jonny Heykens, of
salon-orch. pts., with
pf.conductor. 4to. © Aug. 15, 1928;
Lt. ¢, Mar. 0°27," 1929): hy Porro:
Heinrichshofen’s verlag, Magdeburg,
Germany. 5842
Liebesschmerz; Deutsches volkslied,
fiir ménnerchor, bearb. von Richard
Liebeslied ; von
Netherlands;
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Wickenhauser, of Germany. 4to. ©
Nov. 28, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 18, 1929;
EK for. 3297; Hans Kessler, Trier,
Germany. 5843
Lied (Ein) aus Hawai; slow-fox, text
von Richard Rillo, musik von Mario
Baldoni, of Italy, klavier arrang.
von Hans Elin. © Oct. 19, 1928;
1 ¢. Dee. 18; E for. 1438; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, Vienna. 5844
Lieder fiir eine hohe singstimme und
Klavier; text von verschiedene au-
toren, musik von Franz Philipp, of
Germany, op. 20. 1. Vorahnung. [4
others] © Nov. 16, 1928; 1 c. Mar.
13, 1929; E for. 3266; Fritz Miller,
Siiddeutscher musikverlag, Karls-
ruhe, Germany. 5845
skazska; vals, by A.
Schwartz. [Melody only] ©1e«.
Mar. 1, 1929; E unp. 4145; Abe
Schwartz, New York. 5846
Lifes journey o’er; words and music
by O. H. A. Sievert. © 1 ¢ Mar.
28, 1929; E unp. 5180; Otto H. A:
Sievert, Merrill, Wis. 5847
Life’s sunshine; words and music by
H.P. Nissen. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Mar. 2, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
21; E pub. 4628; Harry P. Nissen,
Oakland, Calif. 5848
Liesnaya
Lift up the latch, open the booby
hatch; words by Phil Ponce, music
by Henry Welling. © Mar. 19, 1929;
2 ec. Mar. 21; E pub. 4431; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 5849
Light fingered; by Erno Rapee, orch.
by George Torke, organ notation by
Emil Velazco; orch. pts. Feb.
21, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 7; E pub. 4249;
Crawford music corp., New York.
9850
Lighthouse (The) on the shore; words
by John A. Jones, music by Wendell
P. Loveless. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 e.
Mar. 5; E pub. 3840; Harry Mc-
Cormick Lintz, Chicago. 5851
Linda; words by Charles Tobias and
Harry Tobias, music by Al Sher-
man; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
May Singhi Breen. © Feb. 28,
1929.;' 2 .¢. Mar, 23; EH pubs oicae
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 5852
Lindy-Anne; words by Charles Fred-.
erick West, music by William Hoff-
man. [Photostat] © 1 ¢. Mar. 14,
1929; E unp. 4722; West pub. co.,
Los Angeles. 5853
310
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
5875
Lindy, the knight of the air; lyric
by M. G. Sager, music by Burrell
Van Buren. © Feb. 26, 1929; 2 c.
Mar. 5; E pub. 3888; Mary G. Sager,
Petersburg, Va. 0854
Linger a little longer, and love a little
while; words and music by L. B.
Byron. © 1 c. Mar. 13, 1929; EH
unp. 4661; Levi B. Byron, Atlanta.
5855
Lion (The) and the tribes of Judah;
words and music by Loney MclIn-
tosh. [Words and melody only] ©
1 c. Mar. 13, 1929; E unp. 4679;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 5856
Liszt (Franz) Liebestraum; nocturne
no. 8, arr. by J. Stuart Archer, of
Great Britain; organ. © Feb. 22,
1929; 1 c. Feb. 20; E for. 2878; W.
Paxton & c9., ltd., London. D857
Liebestraum ; notturno no. 3, sim-
plified arr. by Eric Mareo, of Great
Britain ;tpf/ -©- Mar. 8)°19295 1 c.
Mar. 7; E for. 2960; W. Paxton &
co., Itd., London. 5858
Litaniae lauretanae; words from Ro-
man Catholic liturgy, music by John
Singenberger: for chanter and cho.
4to. © Oct. 20, 1928; 2 c. Dee. 29;
E pub. 4101; Otto A. Singenberger,
Mundelein, Ill. 5859
Little (A) ball of string; by Robert
A. Keiser; pf. © Mar. 20, 1929;
2 c. Mar. 21; E pub. 4428; Vander-
sloot music pub. co., Williamsport,
Pa. 5860
Little (A) child shall lead; hymn,
words and music by P. P. Bilhorn.
© Mar. 26, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 28: E
pub. 4640; Peter Philip Bilhorn,
Chicago. 5861
Little (A) girl’s secret: musical read-
ing, words by Stella Fisher Burgess,
musical setting by Frieda Peycke;
ur (© Mar. 9) 1929-"3 cc, Mar. 13;
E pub. 4183; Willis muSic co., Cin-
cinnati. 5862
Little (A) hut in Hoboken; words
and music by H. Hupfeld. © 1 «.
Feb. 20, 1929; E unp. 4208; Herman
Hupfeld, Montclair, N. J. 5863
Little love fellow; words by Philip
Morris, music by Treva Lawler.
Los Angeles, Gene Johnston, inc. ©
Mar. 6, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 11; Ei pub.
4152; Tom Kress, Los Angeles.
5864
Litile Miss Serious; slow dance, by
Joseph J. McGrath; pf. © Mar. 1,
1929; 2 ec Mar. 7; E pub. 4056;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 5865
Little moonbeams; ballad, words by
L. H. Morgan, music by Ray Hib-
beler. New York City, Frank Hard-
ing. © Jan. 23, 1929; 2 c. Jan. 30;
E pub. 4298; Laura Hanks Morgan,
Pittsboro, N. C. 5866.
Little (The) old house; words by M..
M. Briggs, music by Samuel H..
Speck. [Words and melody only]!
© 1c. Mar. 28, 1929; BE unp. 5155;
Martha M. Briggs, Waterville, Me.
5867
Little pal; words and music by B. G.
De Sylva [pseud. of George Gard
De Sylva], Lew Brown and Ray
Henderson. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Mar. 5, 1929; E unp.
4377; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. D868:
Little pal, goodbye; fox-trot ballad,
words and music by R. J. Hamilton.
© 1-¢ Mar. 14, 1929; E unp. 4724;
Roy Jackson Hamilton, Brooklyn.
5869
Little pal of mine; waltz, words and
music by B. C. Gregory. [Words
ard melody only] © 1c. Mar. 6,
1929; E unp. 4815; Bobby C. Greg-
ory, New York. 5870
Little (The) red hut in the pines;
words and music by E. H. Lynn. ©
1, c.. Mar.. 19, 1929; .E unp. 4840;
Eva Henderson Lynn, Los Angeles.
5871
Little robin red breast; fox-trot, lyric
by Harry Y. Owen, music by F.
Copland. [Words ard melody
only] ©1c. Mar. 23, 1929; E unp.
5031; Forbes Copland, New Orleans.
5872
Little senorita; words and music by
Anson Weeks; pf. and ukulele acc.
©-Mar. 18, 1929; 2 @ Mar. 25; BE
pub. 4575; Lloyd Campbell publica-
tions, inc., San Francisco. 5873
Little (The) sick dog; by Ruth Klau-
ber; pf. © Mar. 5, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
7; E pub. 3980; Clayton F. Summy
cc., Chicago. 5874
Little silver-haired sweetheart; words
and music by Fred Rose, Ford &
Glenn. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 7, 1929; E unp. 4451;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 5875
oll
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5876
Little stranger; words and music by
Guy Lombardo and Jimmy Steiger,
arr. by Rube Bennett; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 ¢ Mar.
5; E pub. 3988; Milton Weil music
eo., Chicago. 5876
Little things that we love: words by
Mary Ricea Compton, music by E.
L. Ricca. © 1c Mar. 6, 1929; E
unp. 4287: Emile Louis Ricea, San
Jose, Calif. S8TT
Little (The) white house on the hill;
words and music by E. M. Wallack.
{Words and melody only] © 1.
Mar. 1, 1929; E unp. 4154; Edna
Mary Wallack, Jennings, Kan. 5878
Living (The) Christmas spirit; by L.
C. Havlicek: band pts. 4to. © Aug.
1, 1929; 2 ce. Mar. 20; E pub. 4378;
Lumir C. Havlicek, Crete, Neb.
5879
Load (The) is heavy, and I'm ready
to go; words by George Whiting, mu-
sic by Ted Snyder. [Photostat] ©
1 ec. Mar. 16, 1929; E unp. 4951;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 5880
Lock step blues; words and music by
H. Rosen; pf. © 1c. Mar. 1, 1929;
E unp. 4149: Hyman Rosen, Phila-
delphia. 5881
Lockvogel (Der) ; fiir minnerchor, text
von Heinrich Schmidt, musik von F.
HH. Himmel, of Germany, bearb. von
Leo Kieslich, of Germany. 4to. ©
(Noy. 28, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 13, 1929; H
for. 3800; Hans Kessler, Trier, Ger-
many. 5882
‘Lola; tango fox-trot, by G. Carbonara ;
pf. © 1c Mar. 14, 1929; E unp.
4711; Gerard Carbonara, New York.
5883
Lolita, my dove; waltz-ballad, words
and music by K. E. Burdick.
{Words and melody only] © 1.
Mar. 21, 1929: E unp. 4988; Kenneth
Eugene Burdick, Los Angeles. 5884
London pride; by Eric Harding Thi-
man, of Great Britain; violin and
pf. © Jan. 21, 1929; 1 e¢. Feb. 11;
E for. 3506; Augener, itd., London.
5885
Londonderry air; arr. by Moore Mac-
Mahon, of Australia; for violin and
pf., with 1st and 2nd violin and ad-
ditional pts. for string orch.
Mar. 5, 1929; 1 e Mar. 22; E for.
3351; W. H. Paling & co., ltd., Syd-
ney. 5886
pt. 11, n. s., Vv. 24
Lone scout of the sky; words and mu-
sic by E. B. Stover. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 8, 1929;
EK unp. 4478; Esther B. Stover,
Wadsworth, Ill. 5887
Lonely (The) birch tree; from Troll-.
heim, by Trygve Torjussen, of Nor-
way, op. 63, no. 7; pf. © Dee. 27,
1928; 2 ec. Mar. 5, 1929; E pub. 4293;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 5888
Lonely for you; words and music by
A. J. P. Vandermyn.: [Photostat]
© 1c. Mar. 22, 1929; E unp. 4973;
Armand J. P. Vandermyn, Pitts-
burgh. 5889
Lonely one; fox-trot, lyric by Harry
Tobias, music by Joe Burke, arr. by
Arthur Lange; orch. pis. 4to. ©
Mar. 4, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 6; BH pub.
3901; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
5890
Lonely one; fox-trot song, Lyric by
Harry Tobias, music by Joe Burke.
© Feb. 27, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 1; E pub.
3905; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
5891
Lonesome; words by Frank Horn, mu-
sie by V. I. S. Rudolf, of Canada, dom-
iciled at Chicago. © 1 ¢. Mar. 18,
1929; E unp. 4807;. Vernon Ivor Sin-
clair Rudolf, Chicago. 5892
Longing; words by M. Cottingham,
music by Sylvester Long Cross. ©
1 ec. Mar. 6, 1929; E unp. 4888; Mabel
Cottingham, Oakland, Calif. 5893
Lord God omnipotent ; hymn, words by
Charlotte G. Homer, music by Chas.
H. Gabriel. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 e.
Mar. 28: E pub. 4685; Homer A.
Rodeheaver, Chicago. 5894
Loreley-paraphrase; nach Silcher, von
Jos. Nesvadba, op. 17, arr. von Leo-
pold Weninger, of Aus:ria; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Mar. 1,°1929; 1.c. Mar. 27; ) titer,
3399; Anton J. Benjamin, Leipzig.
5895
Lost dreams: words by Frederick H.
Martens, musie by Francesco B. De
Leone: med. voice. © Mar. 5, 1929;
2 ec. Mar. 11; E pub. 4225; G. Schir-
mer, ine., New York. 5896
Lost in the world; fox trot, words and
musie by Dave Sonn, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
Harry J. Stafford. [Staff and tonic
sol fa notations] © Feb. 1, 1929; 1
ce. Mar. 1; E for. 2991; Montgomery
& co., London. 5897
312
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
5920
Lotte (Die) und ihr Fritz; walzerlied,
fiir konzertzither, text u. musik von
O. M. Miiller, of Germany. © Oct.
4;°1928; 1 c. Mar. 13,1929; E for.
38262: Otto Max Miiller, Berlin-Co-
penick, Germany. 5898
Lotti (Antonio) Fifty classic master-
pieces for violin and piano; Lotti to
Vivaldi, compiled by Karl Rissland.
Moe. <<) Mar. 15,°1929:'2 c. and afl
Mar. 18; AA 10984; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 5899
Louise ; words by Leo Robin, music by
Richard A. Whiting; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Mar. 22, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 26;
E pub. 4580; Famous music corp.,
New York. 5900
Love (The) bees; yodel, words and
music by C. F. Hoofer. © Mar. 15,
1929;,2 ce. Mar. 21; E pub. 4427;
Charles Frederick Hoofer, Chicago.
5901
Love bird; words and music by B. L.
Happ. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 8, 1929; E unp. 4471;
Burton lL. Happ, Sparrowbush, N. Y.
5902
Love blues; words and music by Clif-
ford Hayes. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Feb. 28, 1929; E unp.
4177; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 5903
Love comes but once; words and music
Ry V. 4. Gay... @) 1c. Mar. 12-1929;
E unp. 4620; Yera Lothrop Gay, Los
Angeles. 5904
Love is a magic key; words by George
Redman, music by H. Kogen. ©1c.
Mar. 7, 1929; E unp. 4415; Harry
Kogen, Chicago. 5905
Love is all that matters; words and
music by H. C. Schachern. [Words
and melody only] © 1 «¢. Mar. 13,
1929; E unp. 4663; Helen C. Scha-
chern, New York. 5906
Love is heaven; lyric by Alfred Bry-
an, music by Leo Edwards. © Mar.
19, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 21; E pub. 4413;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 5907
Love is in the air; words and music
by J. Fred Coots and Benny Davis.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Mar. 28, 1929; E unp. 5144; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 5908
Love lasts a day; words and music
by V. L. Gay. © 1c. Mar. 12, 1929:
E unp. 4621; Vera Lothrop Gay, Los
Angeles. 5909
Love made me that way; words and
music by H. W. Lawrence. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Mar. 25,
1929; E unp. 5071; Harry Willis
Lawrence, New York. 5910
Love makes the world go ’round; from
Fox movietone follies of 1929, words
and music by Archie Gottler, Sid-
ney D. Mitchell and Con Conrad. ©
Mar fo 1929; ae. Mar. 8 >" Hi pup:
4171; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 5911
Love me true; by A. Coquin, of
France, domiciled at New York; pf.
© 1c. Mar. 13, 1929; E unp. 4652;
André Coquin, New York. 5912
Love needs lovers; words by T. Mun-
dy and George Wehner, music by
Dawn Allen. ©1c¢. Jan. 29, 1929;
E unp. 4203; Talbot Munday, New
York. 5913
Love never faileth; sacred song, text
by Emmy Matt Rush, music by Ma-
belle Dyer; med. voice, in B flat.
Los Angeles, Calif., W. A. Quincke &
co. © Feb. 20, 1929; 2 c Feb. 18;
E pub. 38789; Walter A. Quincke,
Los Angeles. 5914
Love (The) of Jesus; words and mu-
sic by E. Schumaker. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Mar. 4,
1920): 2c. ‘Mar: 8%’ pub; °4a295
Emilie Schumaker, New Castle, Pa.
5915
Love of yesterday; words by Lillian
Raizen, music by M. Strauss.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Mar. 20, 1929; E unp. 4888; Marie
Strauss, Auburn, New York. 5916
Love theme no. 5; waltz, by M. Salta,
of Italy. domiciled at New York;
melody with pf. acc. © 1c. Mar.
2, 1929; E unp. 4249; Menotti Salta,
New York. 5917
Love theme no. 6; fox-trot, by M.
Salta, of Italy, domiciled at New
York; melody with pf. acc. ©1e.
Mar. 2, 1929; E unp. 4250; Menotti
Salta, New York. 5918
Loveland; words and music by E. G.
Dowin; pf. © 1 ¢. Mar. 8, 1929;
E unp. 4504; Edwin Goodrich Dowin,
Pentiae, Mich. 5919
Lovely eyes; words and music by K.
Boone. © 1 c¢. Mar. 25, 1929: B
unp. 5075; Kathryn Boone, St. Louis.
5920
313
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
5921
pt. 111, n. s., V. 24
Lovely one; words and music by W.
Gunzendorfer and Cy Collins. ©
Mar. 14, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 19; E pub.
4361; Wilt Gunzendorfer & co., San
Francisco. 5921
Love’s dream; words by O. MecFee,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 18, 1929;
E unp. 4827; Olive McFee, Coshoc-
ton, O. 5922
Love's garden; words by Ana W. Simp-
son, music by Grover Tilden Davis.
© Mar. 11, 1929: 2 c@ Mar. 14; B
pub. 4881; John Church co., Cincin-
nati 5923
Love’s melody; words by John Wil-
liam Lang, music by R. Lepine. Bid-
deford, Me., Raoul Lepine’s school
of pianoforte. © Mar. 19, 1929; 2 c.
Mar. 20; E pub. 4870; Raoul Lepine,
Biddeford, Me. 5924
Love's raptures; by Hugo Felix, orch.
by Walter C. Schad, organ notations
by Emil Velazco; orch. pts. © Mar.
5, 1929; 2 ¢. Mar. (3, “pub. 4252,;
Crawford music corp., New York.
: 5925
Love’s troth; words and melody by J.
A. Osborne. © 1 c. Mar. 13, 1929;
E unp. 4660; James Andrew Osborne,
Los Angeles. 5926
Lovin’ baby; by C. Maisto and M.
Riley. [Melody only] © 1c. Mar.
28, 1929; E unp. 5149; Colombo
Maisto and Michael Riley, Brooklyn.
5927
Loving confession (Confesi6n amoro-
sa); waltz, words and music by
Oscar Manuel Beltran, of Mexico,
domiciled at New York; pf. [Span-
ish text] © ces Mar, 28, 1929:
E unp. 5014; Oscar M. Beltran, New
York. 5928
Loving theoughts; by John Orth, op.
22, selected, ed., annotated and _ fin-
gered by John M. Williams; pf. ©
Feb. 20, 1929; 2c. Mar. 9: E pub.
4091; Boston music co., Boston.
5929
Lu primamore; duetto abruzzese, versi
e musica di P. Sciascia. 4to.
[Words and melody only] © Mar.
9, 1929 2c Mar. 253° ER) pul; 4558’;
Pasquale Sciascia, Philadelphia.
5930
Lualdi (Adriano) Due pezzi corali; a
tre voci femminili, versi di Saffo e
Nicolo Tommaseo, musica di Adriano
Lualdi, of Italy. 4to. 1. L’Addio.
{1 other] © Mar. 4, 1929; 1 «@
Mar. 7; E for. 2935; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 5931
Tre pezzi corali; a voci miste,
versi di Guido Pusinich, Simone Rau
y Angelo Poliziano, musica di Adri-
ano Lualdi, of Italy. 1. Il eanale.
[2 others] © Mar. 4, 1929; 1 «.
Mar. 7; E for. 2984; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 5932
Lucia; words by Billy Rose, music by
Fred Fisher. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Mar. 1, 1929; E unp.
4298 ; De Sylva, Brown & Henderson,
ine., New York. 5933
Lucky girl; select:on, music by Philip
Charig, selected and arr. by H. M.
Higgs, of Great Britain; orch. pts.,
with 1st violin conductor. London,
New York and Sydney, Chappell &
co., Itd. © Jan. 31, 1929; 1 ¢. Feb.
27; E for. 2909; Harms, inc., New
York. 5934
Lullaby; by Isadore Schwartz; violin
and pf. © Mar. 25, 1929; 2 &© Mar.
27; E pub. 4681; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 5935
Lullaby ; words by Vincent O’Sullivan,
music by Louise Loehr [i. e. M. L.
Loehr] © 1c. Jan. 7, 1929; E unp.
4768; Malvina Louise Loehr, Flor-
ence, Italy. 5936
Lupe; waltz, by Oscar Manuel Beltran,
of Mexico, domiciled at New York;
pf. © 1c. Mar. 23, 1929; E unp.
5015; Oscar M. Beltran, New York.
5937
Lure (The) of California; words by
W. J. Carlin, music by H. French;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Mar. 18,
1929; 2 ec. Mar. 25; E pub. 4570;
EKthelyn French, San Jose, Calif.
5938
Ma little honey bee; lyric by Louis
Weslyn, music by Frederick W. Van-
derpool; med. in B flat. © Mar. 20,
1929; 2 ce. Mar. 21; E pub. 4425;
Irving Berlin standard music corp.,
New York. 5939
Ma? se? torn’ aprile; versi di GiuSeppe
Cervello, musica di C. G. Farruggia.
© 1e Mar. 16, 1929; E unp. 4799;
Carmelo G. Farruggia, Rochester,
ys. tae 5940
MacTwister (The) clan; talking song,
words and music by H. Green, music
arr. by Fred. Watson. [Words and
melody only] ©1 ec. Mar. 13, 1929;
E unp. 4681; Eddie Green, New York.
5941
314
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
5962
Madison street rag; by Gus Cannon. | Making dreams come true; words by
[Melody only] ©1e. Feb. 28, 1929;
EH ounp. 4172; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 5942
Madrigal (A) of spring; four-part
song, words by George Darley, music
by Percy E. Fletcher, of Great Br:t-
ain; mixed voices. 4to. © Mar. 28,
1929; 1 ec Mar. 27; E for. 3397; No-
vello & co., ltd., London. 5943
Mady danza; riduzione per orchestrina
con pf. conduttore, di Attilio Parelli,
of Italy. 4to. © Mar. 4, 1929; 1 ce.
Mar. 7; E for. 2986; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 5944
Miidel, liebes midel mein; text u. mu-
sik von Erik Wirl, of Germany. ©
Sept. 30, 1928; 1 ce. Mar. 138, 1929;
E for. 3272; Johann André, Offen-
bach/M., Germany. 5945
Miidels (Die) aus Sachsen; marsch-
lied, worte von Artur Rebner, musik
von Otto Stransky, of Germany, arr.
von Hartwig v. Platen, of Germany;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
© Jan. 1, 1929; 1 c Mar. 13; E for.
3290; Oskar Seifert, Eppendorf/Sa.,
Germany. 5946
Marechen; von Jonny MHeykens, of
Netherlands; salon-orch. pts. 4to.
© July 1, 1928; 1 c. Mar.‘27, 1929;
FE for. 3390; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany. 5947
Maggie O’Reilly; words and music by
W. Camm. [Werds and melody
only] ©1e. Mar. 30, 1929; E unp.
5221; Walter Camm, New York.
5948
Magnolia time in Dixie land; words
and music by T. G. De Monico.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Mar. 11, 1929; E unp. 4577; Thad-
deus Grandier De Monico, Indianap-
olis. 5940)
Mahomet; overture, par Trespaillé—B,
of France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. © Feb. 25, 1929; 1 c. Mar.
21; E for. 3408; F. Moulin, Cannes,
France. 5950
Maid of Spain; lyric by F. M. Earl,
music by Richard Tetley, arr. by
William Stickles, male voices. 4to.
Or Web 11, 1929 22" Ch Mar’ 27> EB
pub. 4607; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 5951
Majesty; by W. A. Goldsworthy; or-
gan. (In St. Cecelia series) ©
Oct. 17, 1927; 2 ec. Feb. 9, 1929; E
pub. 33815; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 5952
T. Mundy and George Wehner, mu-
sic by Dawn Allen. © 1c. Jan. 29,
1929; E unp. 4202; Talbot Mundy,
New York. 59538
Malaguefia; de la MRapsodie espa-
2nole, pour orch., par Maurice Ra-
vel, transcription pour violoncelle et
pf. par Louis Fournier, of France.
© Feb. 20, 1929; 1.c. Mar. 15; E
for. 3184; Durand et cie., Paris.
5954
Mama didn’t do it, papa didn’t do it;
words and music by Wesley Wilson.
© Feb. 15, 1929: 2 c@ Mar. 15; B
pub. 4272; Gotham music service,
ine., New York. 5955
Mamma a cu m’ ’addari; versi e mu-
Sica di Paul Cittarella, of Italy,
domiciled at New York. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Mar. 21,
21, 1929; E unp. 4923; Giovanbat-
tista Rizzo, Brooklyn. 5956
Mammy I’m coming home; words by
Belle Williams, musie by F. HE.
Allen. © 1c. Mar. 30, 1929; E unp.
5211; Fay E. Allen, Los Angeles.
5957
Mammy, my dear mammy ain’t I your
mammy’s boy; words and music by
H. Brown. © 1-c Mar. 28, 1929;
E unp. 5140; Harry Brown, Brook-
lyn. 5958
Mammy’s lullaby; words by Al Came-
ron and Julius Seidor, music by
Pete Bontsema, Julius Peto and
Marty Jacobi, arr. by Rube Ben-
net; pf. and ukulele acc. © Mar.
1, 1929; 2c. Mar. 5; E pub. 3939;
Milton Weil music co., Chicago.
5959
Mafiana (Una) de horas negras; can-
cidn, words and music by I. M.
Valle, of Mexico, domiciled at Chi-
eago; pf. © 1e¢ Mar. 9, 1929; HE
unp. 4513; Ignacio M. Valle, Chi-
cago. 5960:
Manikins (The); characteristic
march, by Alfred Gray [pseud. of
Chas. J. Roberts], arr. by Chas. J.
Roberts; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Dec. 4, 1928; 2 ec.
Feb. 11, 1929; E pub. 3379; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 5961
March Annapolis; by B. Losh, of
Great Britain, domiciled at Ozone
Park LAie NAY. pf. \Orive> Mar.
20, 1929; E unp. 5076; Barbara
Losh, Ozone Park, L. I., N. ¥. 5962
315
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5963
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
March (The) of the broken hearts;
lyrics by Ballard Macdonald and
Harold Arlen, music by Peter De
Rose. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 19, 1929: EB unp. 4845;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 5963
Marche de Vindustrie; par Arth. Van
Oost, of Belgium; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. Dec. 31,
1928; 1 c. Mar. 21, 1929; E for. 3433;
Editions Max Hschig, Paris. 5964
Marche de la légion étrangére; pour
harmonie et fanfare, transcrite pour
clairons par Doering-Quéru, of
France. Collection Parés. 4to. ©
Dee. 31, 1928; 1c. Mar. +S, 1929; EB
for. 8038; Andrieu fréres, Paris.
5965
Marche funébre d’Hamlet; de _ HE.
Cools, arr. par S. Chapelier, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 21,
1929; E for. 3409; Eugéne Cools,
Paris. 5966
Marche provencale; par A. Bose, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor and Ist violin conductor. 4to.
© Feb. 20, 1929; 1 ec Mar. 15; B
for. 3192; Auguste Bose, Paris.
5967
Marcia funebre; fOr orgel av Oskar
Lindberg, of Sweden. obl. 8vo. ©
May 6, 2928-1 ¢ Jan. 1.1929.)
for. 2877; A. B. Nordiska musik-
forlaget, Stockholm, Sweden. 5968
Marenaro ’e pusilleco; versi e musica
di Luigi Donadio, of Italy, domiciled
at New York. © 1c. Mar. 22, 1929;
EK unp. 4955; John Clano, Woodside,
Dope ING 5969:
Marika; vocal waltz, theme song of
Hungarian rhapsody, lyric by Bruce
Sievier, music by Walter R. Collins,
of Great Britain; pf. acc., with ban-
julele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Keech. [Staff and tonie sol-fa nota-
tions] © Feb. 21, 1929; 1 c Mar.
15; E for. 8170; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, l1td., London. 5970
Marine; par G. Loés, of France; vio-
lins, violoncello, contrabass and pf.
conductor. 4to. © Feb. 20, 1929;
1 ec. Mar. 15; E for. 3200; G. Loés,
Paris. 5971
Marivaudage téléphonique ; intermezzo,
par F. July, of France; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Dec.
o1, 1928; 1 ¢. Mar. 8, 1929; E for.
3077 ; Choudens, Paris. 5972
Marjie; by G. Gadsol; melody with pf.
acc. © 1c. Mar. 1, 1929; B ump.
4305; Geo. Dadsol, Bradford, Pa.
5973
Marjoram; by Eric Harding Thiman,
of Great Britain; violin and pf. ©
Jan. 21;'1929.;5):1) @! Keb. dilly Eifor.
3505; Augener, ltd., London. 5974
Martucci (Giuseppe) Notturno; op.
70, n. 1, traserizione per violino,
violoncello e pf. di Salvatore Quar-
anta, of Italy. © Mar. 4, 1929; 2 ec.
Mar. 7; E for. 2987; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 5975
Mary’s in tune; words by M. D. Stoney,
melodic completion by Casper
Nathan. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 21, 1929; E unp. 4943;
Marion Dwight Stoney, Allendale,
St.'©> 5976
Masonic (A) march; by Herbert F.
Ellingford, of Great Britain; organ.
(In St. Cecilia Series.) © Oct. 17,
1927; 2 c. Feb. 9, 1929; E pub. 3316;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 5977
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric)
Manon; bearb. von Walther Hirsch-
berg, of Germany; pf. with words.
nos. 1-8. (Musik fiir alle, nr. 254)
© Mar. 12, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 7, 1929;
E for. 2924; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin.
5978
Mater dolorosa; pour chant é¢t orgue
ou harmonium, par Luc Darmés, of
France. © Feb. 20, 1929; 1 c. Mar.
15; E for. 3203; Alphonse Ledue et
cie., Paris. 5979
Mating time; words by R. Gibson,
music by 8S. Marco and J. Finke, jr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Mar. 21, 1929; E unp. 4920; Sano
Mareo, New York, John Finke, jr.,
Ravena, N. Y., and Ross Gibson,
Portland, Or. 5980
Maurische serenade; salon-orch. stim-
men, von Hans Lange, of Germany,
op. 35. 4to. © Dec. 20, 1928; 1 e.
Mar. 138, 1929; E for. 3249; Gustav
Fechner, Berlin. 5981
May be so, may be so not; words and
music by A. D. Monsees, of Canada,
domiciled at San Francisco. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Mar. 20,
1929; E unp. 4901; Alonzo Denis
Monsees, San Francisco. 5982
May memories urge; words by F. C.
Smith, music by Herman A. Hum-
mel. ©.1¢. Mar. 21, 1929; E unp.
4941; F. C. Smith, Cleveland. 5983
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
May revels; words and music by A. M.
Mitton, of Canada; pf. sc. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 25, 1929; E unp. 5141; Agnella
M. Mitton, Van Couver, B. C.,
Canada. 5984
May rose; mazurka, by Clement Car-
men Petrillo. [Melody only] ©1ce.
Mar. 19, 1929; E unp. 4832 ;. Clement
C. Petrillo, Philadelphia. 5985
Maya; romanze, blues-fox, text and
musik von Giinter Joachim, of Ger-
many; salon-orch. pts., with special
arrangement for jazzband, and pf.
conductor. 4to. © May 5, 1926; 1c.
Feb. 26, 1929; Ei for. 2891; Imuver-
verlag, Paul Przetak, Charlotten-
burg, Germany. 5986
Maybe; waltz, words and music by E.
de los Santos; ist violin. © 1 ce.
Mar. 5, 1929; E unp. 4811; Hmilio
de los Santos, San Francisco. 5987
Maybe; words and music by L.
Magruder; 1st violin. © 1 c. Mar.
6, 1929; E unp. 4317; LeRoy
Magruder, Baltimore. 5988
Maybe tomorrow; words and music by
Robert Carson and J. Davis, arr. by
Mary Lou McCallie. © Mar. 7,
1929; 2 c. Mar. 18; E pub. 4851;
Jimmie Davis, Shreveport, La. 5989
Mazur; Russian dance, by Eric Mareo,
of Great Britain; pf. © Mar. 4,
feel GC, Mar... 16; for. 3di31;
Augener, Iltd., London. 5990
Me and the clock tick-i-ty tock and
you; words by Jack Meskill and
Billy Mann, music by Pete Wend-
ling, arr. by W. C. Lindemann; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Mar. 12, 1929;
2c. Mar. 14; E pub. 4238; Water-
son, Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
5991
Me ruft (They call); words by Yitz-
chok Rontch, music by Jacob Schae-
fer; mixed cho. 4to. [German and
English text.] © Mar. 16, 1929;
2c. Mar. 19; E pub. 4363; Thorn-
ton W. Allen, New York. 5992
Méditation; par Arth. Van Oost, of
Belgium; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor, and ist violin conductor.
4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c Mar. 21,
1929; E for. 3414; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. 5993
Meet the boy friend—don’t laugh;
words by Billy Rose, musie by Henry
H. Tobias. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Mar. 13, 1929; E unp.
4873; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
5994
6004
Mein Heidelberg, ich kann dich nie
vergessen; worte von Ernst Neu-
bach, musik von Fred Raymond, of
Austria, op. 165. © Aug. 15, 1927;
1 ce. Noy. 6, 1928; E for. 2896;
Wiener bohéme-verlag, Vienna.
5995
Mein onkel braucht eine reiche tante;
foxtrot, text von Fred Heller u.
Adolf Schititz, musik von Willy En-
gel-Berger, of Austria. © Feb. 7,
1929: 1 ec. Mar.,14; EH for. 3370;
Wiener bohéme-verlag, Vienna.
5996
Mein schatz, du wirst. doch nicht...;
foxtrott, fiir salon-orch., mit pf. di-
rektion u. violino 1 direktion, text
von J. F. Hess u. P. Bourfeind, mu-
sik von Josef Felix Hess, of Ger-
many, op: 4, no. 4 pts. 4to. ©
Sept. 30, 1928; 1 @ Mar. 13, 1929;
E for. 3268; Johann André, Offen-
bach/M., Germany. 5997
Mein schatz, du wirst doch nicht...;
text von J. F. Hess und Paul Bour-
feind, musik von Josef Felix Hess,
of Germany, op. 4, no. 4. © Sept.
30, 1928: 1 ec. Mar. 138, 1929; E for.
3274; Johann André, Offenbach/M.,
Germany. 5998
Meine liebe Lola; foxtrot, text von
Beda, musik von Richard Fall, of
Austria. © Dec. 19, 1928; 1 ce. Mar.
14, 1929; E for. 3365; Wiener bo-
heme-verlag, Austria. 5999
Melody of night; words and music by
F. Honn, jr. © 1c. Mar. 25, 1929;
E unp. 5066; Frank Honn, jr., Berke-
ley, Calif. 6000
Memories of you; words by C. Eaton,
musie by Chester Escher. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Mar. 13,
1929; E unp. 4655; Clifford Eaton,
Omaha, Neb. 6001
Memory of love; words by Hileen M.
Allen,,.music by S. S. ° Glaxon.
[Words and melody only] ©1e«.
Mar. 28, 1929; E unp. 5148; Seymour
S. Glaxon, New York. 6002
Memory (A) of you; words and mu-
sic by V. Hagerman-Rumball, of
Canada. © 1. Mar. 5, 1929; E
unp. 4292; Vera Hagerman-Rumball,
Toronto, Canada. 6093
Menacing foe; by Joseph Zuro, of U.S.
and Francis Gromon, of Hungary,
domiciled at New York; pf. © Feb.
20, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 15; E pub. 4281;
Kalmus filmusic ed., New York.
6004
317
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6005.
pt. 111, n.s., v. 24
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig
Félix) Htude; op. 104, no. 3, tran-
scription and revision for pf. by
Alexander Siloti, of Russia, domi-
ciled at New York; in A min. ©
Feb. 7; 19293. 2°¢. Mar. 8; H pub.
4028 ; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
6005
—— Songs without words; arr. by
Maurice Jacobson, of Great Britain;
violin and pf. no. 1-3. © Mar. 19,
1929 te Mar iG Bh fom aa I,
Curwen & sons, Itd.. London. 6006
Spring song; arr. by P. Tuccia-
rone; violin and pf. New York City,
Pat progressive ed. co. © Feb. 15,
1929; 2 c. Feb. 16; E pub. 4337:
Pasquale Tucciarone, New York.
6007
Menuet; by M. Ziolkowski, of Poland,
domiciled at Chicago; vf. © Jan.
23, 1929; 2c. Jan. 25; BE pub. 3013;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
6008
Menuet antique; by Robert Elkin, arr.
by Eric Mareo, of Great Britain;
violin, cello and pf. © Mar. 8, 1929:
1 ¢ Mar. 9; E for. 2962; Hlkin &
Co,;. tid, London. 6009
Message (The) ‘came too late; ballad,
words and music by J. C. Kuhn.
N. Y. City, Frank Harding. © Mar.
18, 1929; 2c. Mar. 23; EB pub. 4624 ;
John C. Kuhn, Cherrydale, Va.
6010
Mexico moon; words by M. Jones,
music by Sylvester Long Cross. ©
1 c. Mar. 6, 1929; E unp. 4390; May
Jones, Seattle. 6011
Meyerbeer (Giacomo) Coronation
march; from The prophet, arr. by
R. EB. Hildreth. 1. Small oreh., with
pf. conductor.—2. Band, with solo B
flat trumpet or cornet conductor. ©
Jan. 8, 1929; 2 ce. each Mar. 9: B
4097, 4098; Walter Jacobs, ine.,
Boston. 6012, 6013
Coronation march; from The
prophet, arr. by Reginald Goss-
Custard, of Great Britain; organ.
© Jan. 14, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 11: Ki for.
3009 ; Schott COs Ita. London.
6014
Mi anhelo; bolero, letra y musica por
O. M. Lopez, of Spain, domiciled at
New York; “pt. (©) 1c. Mar. 929)
1929; E unp. 5184; Orencio Miras
Lopez, New York. 6015
Mi nena; bolero, letra y musica por
R. Hernindez. © 1 ec. Mar. 13,
‘Mightiest (The) matador;
1929; E unp. 4649; Rafael Her-
nandez, New York. 6016
Mia bella Angelina; ballad-fox-trot, by
C. Maisto. [Melody only] ©1l1e.
Mar. 28, 1929; E unp. 5161; Colombo
Maisto, Brooklyn. 6017
Micheline; operette en trois actes,
livret de H. Mitchell, musique de
Maud Dargel, of France; partition
pf. et chant. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 «.
Mar. 15, 1929; D pub. 27474; Hdi-
tions Max Hschig, Paris. 6018
Midnight march; words and music by
K. G. Coe, of Canada; steel guitar.
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1929; E unp. 4902;
Kenneth George Coe, Medicine Hat,
Alberta, Canada. 6019
Midnight on the ocean; words and
music by M. E. Ball. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Mar. 22, 1929;
E unp. 4994; Margaret Eugenia Ball,
Lancaster, Kly. 6020
words and
music by Leo Robin, Sam Coslow and
Richard A. Whiting. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 23, 1929;
E unp. 5036; Famous music corp.,
New York. 6021
Miller (The) o’ the glen; talking song,
words and music by E. Green, music
arr. by Fred Watson. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Mar. 18, 1929;
E unp. 4811; Eddie Green, New
York. 6022
Miller (The) of Griffin; words by L. E.
McWilliams, music by H. M. Hudson.
© 1c. Mar. 15, 1929; E unp. 4758;
Leslie E. McWilliams and H. Miller
Hudson, West Palm Beach, Fla.
6023
Mine alone; words by Clifford Grey,
music by Richard Myers; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Mar. 9, 1929; 2 e.
Mar. 12; E pub. 4216; Harms inc.,
‘New York. 6024
Minglewood blues; by Noah Lewis.
[Melody only] ©1c. Feb. 28, 1929;
E unp. 4181; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 6025
Miniatures grecques; pour pf., par P.
Humberto Allende, of Chile. nos.
1-5. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ec. Mar. 8,
1929; E for. 3062; Editions Maurice
Senart, Paris. 6026
Miniera; versi di Bixio Cherubini,
musica di C. A. Bixio, of Italy. ©
Sept. 6, 19275! Lve.)/Mar; 2) 19295
for. 2888; Italian book co., New
York. 6027
318
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
6048
Minstrel’s (The) fiddle; from the suite
The antique shop, by Jean Beghon ;
pf. conductor pt. 4to. © Feb. 1,
1929; 2.c. Mar. 153°E pub: 4568 ;
Kalmus filmusic edition, New York.
6028
Minuetto; by Giovanni Battista Mar-
tini (Padre Martini), transcribed
for violin and pf. by Mario Corti, of
Italy, domiciled at New York. ©
Feb. 7,. 1929; 2. ec: Mar. 8; E. pub:
3998; Carl Fischer, inec., New York.
6029
Minuit, Place Pigalle; de L’Orloff,
paroles de Roger Ferréol et Georges
Merry, musique de Bruno Granich-
staedten, of Austria. © Dec. 31,
1928; 1 ce. Mar. 15, 1929; E for. 3214;
Editions Max Eschig, Paris. 6030
Mirage (Le); andantino fervente, by
Hugo Felix; orch., with pf. conduc-
tor. © Feb. 22, .1929;.2 ec: Mar:,.8;
EH pub. 4005; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 6031
Mirka; mazurk, par Arth. Van Oost, |
of Belgium; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1928; 1c.
Mar. 21, 1929; E for. 3431; Editions
Max HEschig, Paris. 6032
Miss Cinéma; paroles de Léo Leliévre
et Fernand Rouvray, musique de
André Mauprey et H. Geiringer,
both of France. © Feb. 25, 1929;
1 ec. Mar. 21; E for. 3488; Editions
Max Hschig, Paris. 6033
Miss you; words by Chas. Tobias and
Harry Tobias, music by Henry H.
Tobias. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ¢. Mar. 22, 1929; © unp. 5009;
Santly bros., inc., New York. 6034
Missa brevis in Pentecoste; et in
honorem Sancti Christofori, pour
quatuor vocal, cho. a 2 voix de
femmes, quatuor 4 cordes, orgue ou
harmonium, par Henri Collet, of
Prance, Op O02) oc... ic) Dec, 31:
#925 5 1 G.-Mar. 15. 1929") for: S21T :
Editions Max Hschig, Paris. 6035
Missin’ my pal; words and music by
Irene Beasley. [Words and melody
only]. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1929; BH unp.
4168; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 6036
Missing you so; lyric by C. O’Hearn,
music by Stuart Larkins, of Can-
ada. © 1c. Mar. 28, 1929; E unp.
5138; Christine O’Hearn, Montreal,
Quebec, Canada. 6037
Mississippi (A) mood; by Gustav
Klemm; full orch., with pf. conduc-
tor. 4to. © Feb. 9, 1929; 2 ce. Mar.
8; E pub. 4012; Carl Fischer,* inc.,
New York. 6038
Mister Cinders; selection, by Vivian
Ellis and Richard Myers, selected
and arr. by H. M. Higgs, of Great
Britain; orch. pts., with 1st violin
conductor. © Mar. 2, 1929; 1 «.
Mar. 16; E for. 3149; Harms, inc.,
New York. 6039
Misterioso; py David Ottoson, of
Sweden, arr. by EHduard Rudolf
[pseud. of Rudolf Hladisch] of Aus-
tria; orch. pts., with pf. conductor
and violin 1 conductor. © Nov. 15,
1928" 1) Jan, &,, 1929 > for. 1881:
Edition international, musikhandel
international, A. E. Wappler, Stoek-
holm, Sweden. 6040
Misty mornin’; by Arthur Whetsel and
Duke Ellington; pf. © Feb. 5, 1929;
2c. Mar. 2; E pub. 3832; Gotham
musie service, inc., New York. 6041
Mitzi; intermezzo-ballet, by Max
Herzberg, orch. by Walter C. Schad,
organ notations by Emil Velazco;
orch. pts. © Mar. 5, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
7; E pub. 4253; Crawford music
corp., New York. 6042
Modell (Das) ; ouverture, von Fr. von
Suppé, arr. von Leopold Weninger,
of Austria; orch., with pf.-organ
conductor and 1st violin conductor.
©:.Feb., 20,1929; 1:e.. Mar. 15; EB
for. 3119; D. Rahter, Leipzig. 6043
Modern rhythmic studies for trom-
bone; by C. E. Wilkinson. © Feb.
#5, 1929 2) Feb! 21% afl: Mars 22 ;
AA—12178; Rubank, ine., Chicago.
6044
Mod-nis-tik; by M. Saxe; E flat alto
saxophone solo, with pf. aec. ©
Mar. 28, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 27; E pub.
4695; Morey Saxe, Boston. 6045
Moi je m’en souviens...et vous;
valse anglaise, par Pablo Labor, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor and words. 4to. © Dec. 381,
1928: 4 c.. Mar. 15,1929. Hi for. sisi;
Editions Cicada, Paris. 6046
Mona of all my dreams; words and
music by G. K. Tilden. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 5, 1929;
E unp. 4347; Grace Kathryn Tilden,
Clawson, Mich. 6047
Monbijou, bleib mir treu; slow fox aus
Jetttschen Gebert, gesangstexte von
Willi Wolff, musik von Walter Kollo,
of Germany. © Jan. 12, 1929: 1 «¢.
Mar. 13; E for. 3277; Edition vuvag
verlag u. vertrieb, a. g., Berlin. 6048
319
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6049
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Monetta, ma mia! tango espanol, por
Manu Dnolbel and Harry Nilb, both
of France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢.
Mar. 8, 1929; E for. 3050; Ch. Blin,
Toulon, France. 6049
Moods; words by Sara Teasdale, mu-
sic by Beatrice MacGowan Scott. 1.
High voice, in A flat—2. Low voice,
in E flat. © Dee. 21, 1928; 2 ¢. each
Jan. 17, 1929; E pub. 2773, 2774;
Dean-Phillips, Chicago. 6050, 6051
Moon girl; lyric by Joe G. Lightner
and Estelle Sims, music by Edward
Charles Horne, arr. by Alma L. Gar-
ber. © 1 c¢. Mar. 5, 1929; E unp.
4300; Okoboji music pub. co., Odessa,
Mo. 6052
Moon (The) has lost it’s [!] lure;
words and music by V. L. Gay. ©
1c. Mar. 12, 1929; E unp. 4622; Vera
» Lothrop Gay, Los Angeles. 6053
Moonbeams; words and music by J.
Soechtig. © 1c. Mar. 5, 1929; EB
unp. 4276; Jean Soechtig, Fort Madi-
son, Ia. 6054
Moonlight (The) and you; words by
R. E. Johnson, music by Harry Jay
[pseud. of Harry J. Lincoln] ©1e.
Mar. 26, 1929; E unp.. 50938; Rachel
Ella Johnson, Washington, D. C.
6055
Moonlight in the Yellowstone; words
and music by Hugene West. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Mar. 23,
1929; E unp. 5042; Broadway mu-
sie corp., New York. 6056
Moonlight memories; words by HE.
Maynard, music by Sylvester Long
Cross. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1929; E unp.
4389 ; Elinor Maynard, Port Angeles,
Wash. 6057
Moonlight (A) night; words and mu-
sic’ by” Rv Pre @leary.. Sore) are:
Mar. 27, 1929; E unp. 5131; Richard
Thomas Cleary, Binghamton, N. Y.
6058
Moontime; words and music by R. C.
Ingersoll. obl. 32mo. © Mar. 6,
1929; 2c. Mar. 8; E pub. 4115; Ray-
mond C. Ingersoll, New York. 6059
Morning-land; hymn, words by Louis
F. Benson, from a 17th century Ger-
man carol, music by C. W. Laufer.
© Mar. 15, 1929; 2 c Mar. 19; E
pub. 4864; Calvin W. Laufer, Phila-
delphia. 6060
Most wonderful you; words and music
by Billy Milton, of Great Britain;
pf. ace., with banjulele and ukulele
arr. by Alvin D. Keech. © Feb. 1,
1929; 1 c. Feb. 14; E 697988; Billy
Thorburn music pub. co., ltd., Lon-
con. 6061
Mother ; words by H. F. Bohnert, music
by Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Mar. 22, 1929; E unp.
4968; ‘Elmer F. Bohnert, Wichita,
Kan. 6062
Mother, dear heart; words and music
by M. L. Moncreiff. © 1c. Mar. 16,
1929; E unp. 4781; Martha Louise
Moncreiff, Wheaton, Ill. 6063
Mother I think of you; words and mu-
sic by G. F. Beardsley. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 5, 1929;
HE unp. 4296; George F. Beardsley,
Chicago. 6064
Mother love; by Emil Hilb; pf. ©
Jan. 15, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 13; HE pub.
4204; Kalmus filmusic edition, New
York. 6065
Mother love; by George B. L. Braun;
melody, with pf. ace. © 1 e. Feb. 4,
1929; E unp. 3409; Elsa M. 8. Braun.
San Francisco. 6066
Mother-love; words and music by
Charles M. Fillmore. Cincinnati,
Ohio, Fillmore music house. © Feb.
23, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 11; E pub. 4146;
Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 6067
Mother love; words and music by
George B. L. Braun. San Francisco,
Concord pub. co. © Feb. 13, 1929;
2c. Mar. 9; E pub. 4099; Hisa M. 8.
Braun, San Francisco. 6068
Mother’s your real sweet-heart still;
words by H. Reinschreiber, music
by Johnny Thompson and H. Rein-
Schreiber. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 13, 1929; E unp. 4714;
Henry Reinschreiber, Philadelphia.
6069
Mother will show me the way; words
and musi¢ by E. S. Bennett, arr. by
C. Adelaide Slatter. © Mar. 21,
1929; 2 c Mar. 20; E pub. 4415;
Edith Slatter Bennett, Dayton, Ky.
6070
Mother’s dying prayer; words and mu-
sic by B. Miller. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c Mar. 19, 1929;
EK unp. 4836; Bob Miller, New York.
6071
Mother’s (A) farewell; words and mu-
sic by L. L. Hyde. New York City,
Frank Harding music house. © Feb.
16, 1929; 2 ec. Feb. 19; E pub. 4815;
Louis L. Hyde, Tampa, Fla. 6072
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6093
Mother’s lullaby; memories of the
Alps, words and music by H. H. Sal-
isbury and F. BE. Hathaway. ©
Soly 2. 1928" 2 @ Pep. 18, 1929; He
pub. 4256; Franklin Earl Hatha-
way, Chicago. 6073
Mother’s lullaby; words and music by
H.S. Rowe) ©,;1,¢..Mar. 18, 1929;
E unp. 4814; Howard Sterling Rowe,
Philadelphia. 6074
Mother’s (A) smile; words and music
by A. T. Meredith. © Mar. 20,
1929: 2 c Mar., 25; EH pub. 4542;
Agnes Trainor Meredith, Chicago.
6075
Motka from Slabotka, the sheik of old
Broadway; lyrics by L. Shears, mu-
sic by V. Tomasulo. © 1 ¢. Mar. 7,
1929; E unp. 4480; Vincent Toma-
sulo and Lou's Shears, Brooklyn.
6076
Mousmée (La) danse; par Ch. Jardin,
arr. par. F. Salabert; orch pts., with
pf. conductor and ist violin conduc-
ire to OC). Dec, a1. 1928" 1 @:
Mar. 21, 1929; HE for. 3472; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 6077
Move over; by Duke Ellington; pf. ©
Hep; , 5, 1929; 2 ¢ “Mar. 2; HE pub.
3835; Gotham music service, inc.,
New York. 6078
Movies (The); musical recitation,
words by Mildred Plew Merryman,
music by Helen W.ng. © Mar. 18,
1929; 2 ec. Mar. 20; E pub. 4504;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
6079
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) L’enlé-
vement au sérail; opéra bouffe en 3
actes de W. A. Mozart, fantaisie fa-
cile pour violon et pf. par Raoul Mo-
rane, of France. © Dec. 31, 1928;
1c. Mar. 8, 1929; E for. 3072; Chou-
dens, Paris. 6089
Romanza ; from the pf. concerto in
D min., arr. by Herbert F. Blling-
ford, of Great Britain; organ. ©
Mar. 26, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 27; E pub.
4633; H. W. Gray co., New York.
6081
Mzagra (0) ovfos (Mparpa ouzos) words
and music by A. Sakellariou.
[Words and meiody only] © 1 «.
Mar. 20, 1929; E unp. 4883; Anto-
nios Sakellariou, New York. 6082.
Muleteros (Los) (Les muletiers) ; pa-
roles de Ch. L. Pothier, musique
de Marcel Valence, of France; pf.
acc., with ukulele arr. by F. Sala-
bert. [French text] © Feb. 25,
1929: 1 ec Mar. 21; BE for. 8457;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 6083:
Music when. soft voices die; part-song;-
words by Shelley, music by Edward
©. Bairstow, of Great Britain; men’s
vo ces. 4to. © Feb. 23, 1929; 1 e.
Mar. 7; E for. 2958; Hawkes & son
(London) Itd., London. 6084
Musical (The) salvationist; compiled
by F. G. Hawkes, of Great Britain.
v. 43, pt. 2, Feb. 1929. 8vo. [Staff
and tonic solfa notations] © Feb. 5,,.
1929; 1 :e Feb.’ 20; BE for, 349837
Salvationist pub. & supplies, Itd.,
London. 6085
Musical (The) salvationist; compiled
by F. G. Hawkes, of Great Britain.
v. 48, pt. 3, Mar. 1928. Svo..° [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar.
ts, 19292 Ae; Mar 28 22h TOF, ooves
Salvationist pub. and supplies, lItd.,
London. 6086
Musik nach volksliedern; musik von
Ludwig Weber, of Germany. heft 2.
Stticke ftir 2-4 gleiche stimmen a
capella.——heft 38. Lieder ftir eine
stimme m.t instrumenten. © Dec.
24, Nov. 26, 1928; 1 e. each Mar. 138,
1929; E for. 3237, 3288; Georg Kall-
meyer verlag, Wolfenbiittel, Ger-
many. 6087, 6088
My Alpine yodling sweetheart; words
and music by H. H. Salisbury;
solo with yodle. © Mar. 1, 1928;
2c. Mar. 20, 1929; E pub. 4414;
F. E. Hathaway, Chicago. 6089
My angel face; words and music by
J... Wo», Buxebler.; ©, 1-¢.4 Mar ota.
1929; E unp. 4584; Joseph William
Purchler, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 6090
My Armenia; Armenian Jove song,
words by Irving Caplan, music by
Seranoosh A. Roobenian. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ce. Mar. 11,
1929; E unp. 4599; Caplan music
pub. co., New York. 6091
My baby; [song], by F. H. Scott. ©
1 oe Mar. 14, 1929; Eo unp. 4739;
Francis H. Scott, North Wales, Pa-
6092
My baby ain’t like she use to be;
words by V. EH. Greer, music: by
William J. Van Beaver; pf. and
ukulele acc. New York City, Frank
Harding music house. © Feb. 8,
1929; 2 e. Feb. 15; E pub: 4300;
Vance Harl Greer, Zwolle, La.. 6093
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6094
pt. 1m, n.s., v. 24
My bluebird; words and music by J. | My dear old valley home; words by
Soechtig. © 1c. Mar. 5, 1929; E
unp. 4277; Jean Soechtig, Fort Mad-
ison, Ia. 6094
My bonnet; musical reading, words
anon., musical setting by Frieda
Peycke; pf. © Mar. 9, 1929; 2 «.
Mar. 13; E pub. 4184; Willis music
eo., Cincinnati. 6095
My boy; words and music by P. Olm-
stead. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 22, 1929; E unp. 4992;
Perry Olmstead, Great Falls, Mont.
6096
My Cairo love; theme song of One
stolen night, words by Harry D.
Kerr, music by J. 8S. Zamecnik; pf.
acc., with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © Mar. 23, 1929; 2c. Mar.
22; E pub. 4471; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 6097
My castle in Spain is a shack in the
lane; fox-trot, lyric by Irving
Caesar, music by Cliff Friend, arr.
by Joscph Nussbaum; orch. pts. 4to.
©) Webiv 28, 1929" 02 yee ia Valo By
pub. 3903; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
6098
My castle in Spain is a shack in the
lane; fox-trot song, lyric by Irving
Caesar, music by Cliff Friend; pf.
and ukulele or banjulele banjo ace.
© Feb. 27, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 1; E pub.
3904; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
6099
My castle of never can be; lyric by
Sunny Clapp, music by Bob Nolan;
pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by M:
Kalua. © Jan. 29, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
12 pub? StS ves msc, nc.,
New York. 6100:
‘My Chili queen; words and music by
D. A. Forbes. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Feb. 20, 1929; 2 c¢.
Feb. 27: BH pub. 4822; Denver A.
Forbes, Tucson, Ariz. 6101
My China poppy I love you; words
by H. Reinschreiber, music by
Johnny Thompson and H. Rein-
schreiber. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 13, 1929; E unp, 4715;
Henry Reinschreiber, Philadelphia.
6102
My dad, the best pal I ever had;
words by T. M. Lupton, music by
Samuel H. Speck. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c Mar. 28, 1929;
EH unp. 5160; Thelma M. Lupton,
Phoebus, Va. 6103
HK. Nichols, music by Fred Ahlefeld
jr.; pf. and ukulele ace. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Feb. 16,
1929; 2 ¢«. Feb. 19; E pub. 4309;
Edward Nichols, Mount Airy, N. C. -
6104
My Dixie boy dream; words by J.
Seales, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1 «¢ Mar. 22,
1929; E unp. 4970; James Seales,
Brooklyn. 6105
My Dixieland; fox trot, by Emile
Christian and Tom Waltham, of
Great Britain; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1928;
1 c. Mar. 15, 1929; HH for. 3208;
Editions Max Eschig, Paris. 6106
My dream boat, waltz; words and mu-
sic by G. O’Connor. [Photostat] ©
1 ec. Mar. 20, 1929; E unp. 4894;
Gertrude O’Connor, Detroit. 6107
My dream girl; words by L. Hogan,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Mar. 18, 1929;
E unp. 4825; Lou Hogan, Escanaba,
Mich. 6108
My dream is you; words by C. Mears,
music by Robert Van _ Sickle.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «
Mar. 11, 1929; EH unp. 4600; Charley
Mears, Louisville. 6109
My dream of paradise; words and
music by C. K. Harris. © Feb. 28,
1929;, 2 a, Mar. 12: BE. pub...
Charles K. Harris, New York. 6110
My girlie; words by E. Worden, music
by Chester Escher. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 6, 1929;
EK unp. 4396; Elizabeth Worden,
Fillmore, Calif. 6111
My golden dream; words by S. Stock-
er, music by Lewis F. Stafford.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Mar. 19, 1929; E unp. 4859; Stanley
Stocker, Syracuse, N. Y. 6112
My golden haired gal; words by C.
Harsh, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ©. Mar. 2,
1929; E unp. 4244; Curtis Harsh,
Dudley, Mo. 6113
My heart belongs to you; fox-trot,
words by Jack Matisoff, musie by
Milton Davis. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Mar. 8, 1929; E unp.
4494; Jack Louis Matisoff, Los
Angeles. 6114
My heart belongs to you; words and
music by A. Farrow. [Words and
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 22, 1929;
EH unp. 4965; Amanda Farrow,
Cleveland. 6115
My heart holds a rose; words and
music by D. P. Fina. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 8, 1929;
E unp. 4498; Donald Pascal Fina,
Kenosha, Wis. 6116
My heart is bluer than your eyes,
cherie; words by Alfred Bryan,
music by Monte Wilhite; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Mar. 15, 1929; 2 ¢.
Mar. 16; E pub. 4285; Joe Hiller
musie corp., Pittsburgh. 6117
My heart wants to kiss you, cherie;
words by Alfred Bryan, music by
Horatio Nicholls, of Great Britain;
pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Mar. 12, 1929;
1 ec. Mar. 16; E for. 3177; Lawrence
Wright music co., London. 6118
My heaven of love; words by Alfred
Bryan, music by Edwin Franko
Goldman; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Mar. 9, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 12; E pub.
4158; Atlas music corp., New York.
6119
My hour of love; words and music by
J. R. Biggs and G. Queen. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Jan. 23,
1929; E unp. 4935; James R. Biggs
and George Queen, Detroit. 6120
My hours with you were heaven;
words and music by J. Cornelli; pf.
© 1c. Mar. 23, 1929; E unp. 5048;
Joseph Cornelli, Hoboken, N. J.
6121
My house; musical reading, words by
Ed. Stone, music by Frieda Peycke,
pf. © Mar. 9, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 18;
E pub. 4185; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 6122
My Irish paradise; song waltz, words
by H. B. Tilsley, music by Tolchard
Evans, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele acc. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Mar. 8, 1929; 1 «e.
Mar. 16; E for. 3178; Cecil Lennox,
ltd., London. 6123
My kingdom of love; words by E. M.
Christian, music by Eugene Platz-
man. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Mar. 7, 1929; E unp. 4414; Edith
M. Christian, Ozone Park, L. I.,
NY! Y! 6124
My little brown shack in Lamore;
words by F. Hosford, music by Ray
Hibbeler. New York City, Frank
6136
Harding. © Jan. 3, 1929; 2 ¢. Jan.
12; E pub. 2593; Floyd Hosford,
Newark Valley, N. Y. 6125
My little Dixie home; words by H. G,
Smith, music by Bob Cloud fi. e.
Robert Cloud] and Ben Garrison [i.
e. Benjamin Garrison] © Mar. 15,
1929+2..e;, Mar, 12; EF pubs 4177;
Harrison Godwin. Smith, New York.
6126
My little fellow; by Frank Parente.
[Melody only] ©1c. Mar. 138, 1929;
EH unp. 4668; James Dante, Madison,
N. J. 6127
My little pal; words by Walter Sean-
lan, music by I. Schloss. © 1 ce.
Mar. 11, 1929; E unp. 4569; Irving
Schloss, Flushing, L. I., N. Y. 6128
My little poppy maid; words and
music by L. Morris, arr. by Jean
Walz. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 2, 1929; E unp. 4239;
Lois Morris, Winnetka, Il. 6129
My Louisiana home; words and music
by T. G. De Monico. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Mar. 11, 1929;
E unp. 4578; Thaddeus Grandier De
Monico, Indianapolis. 6130
My love is a silent forest; words by
Fred E. Weatherly, music by
Margaret Woolmer, of Great Britain.
© Mar. 14, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 16; E for.
3176; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
6131
My mamma’s in town; words and
musie by Billy Morlen. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Jan. 3, 1929;
BH unp. 2495; Wasa Miolski, Phila-
delphia. 6132
My mammy’s yodel song; words and
music by F. Marvin. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Mar. 18, 1929;
E unp. 4824; Frankie Marvin, Mama-
roneck, N. Y. 6133
My melody man; words by Charles
Tobias and Sidney Clare, music by
Peter De Rose. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Mar. 27, 1929; E ump.
5107; Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
6134
My Michigan moon; words and music
by G. O’Connor. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Mar. 20, 1929; BE unp.
4893; Gertrude O’Connor, Detroit.
6135
My Misscuri cabin; words by G. L.
Vandiver, musie by Chas. L. Johnson.
© Mar. 1, 1929; 2 c Mar. 5; E pub.
3936; Grace Lewis Vandiver, Kansas
City, Mo. 6136
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6137
My mother; ballad, words by A.
Gibson, music by Phil Starr. New
York City, Frank Harding music
house. © Feb. 26, 1929; 2 c Mar.
2; E pub. 4325; Alma Gibson, Mt.
Pleasant, Mich. 6137
My mother’s lullaby ; words and music
by D. B. Sorlin. Worcester, Mass.,
Aletheia Grotto. © Mar. 20, 1929;
2 ce. Mar. 19; E pub. 4871; Daniel
Bror Sorlin, Worcester, Mass. 6138
My own song, a tear with a smile in
it; words and music by Madame
Marie. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ¢. Mar.?11, 1929; E unp. 4590;
Marie Johnson, San Francisco. 6139
My pal of pals; waltz, words by M.
A. Kickashear, music by Wallace
Frank Johnson. © 1 ec. Mar. 28,
1929; E unp. 5177; Maurice A. Kick-
ashear, Fresno, Calif. 6140:
My pansy blossom girl; words and
music by B. E. Murch. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 2, 1929;
E unp. 4251; Bess Evangeline
Murch, Detroit. 6141
My paradise; words by J. G. Johnson,
music by Sylvester Long Cross.
1 c. Mar. 6, 1929; E unp. 4391; J.
G. Johnson, Orchards, Wash. 6142
My people; by Paul Cunningham and
Paul Winkopp, orch. by George J.
Trinkaus;. ‘voc. orch, pts...) with
words. 4to. © Mar. 20, 1929; 2 «.
Mar. 25; E pub. 4556; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 6143
My picture frame; words and music
by..d:. D>. Marks. (1@) de.) Mar. 8,
1929; E unp. 4670; John David
Marks, New York. 6144
My prohibition daddy; words by M.
D. Wilson, music by Richard
Broughton. © 1 c. Mar. 8, 1929;
E unp. 4489; Marion Dale Wilson,
Bismarck, N. D. * 6145
My radio Ray; words and music by
W. H. Morgan; pf. and ukulele ace.
San Francisco, Meryl Prince. ©
Mar. 18, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 25; E pub.
4571; William Hart Morgan, San
Francisco. 6146
My Rosalie; fox-trot song, lyrics by
Jos. R. Hawes and Jos. J. Sexton,
music by Klarence N. Kraemer; pf.
and ukulele acc. Chicago, Imperial
music pub. co. © Mar. 18, 1929;
2 c. Mar. 23; E pub. 4486; Edward
A. Jachim, Chicago. 6147
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
My sin; words and music by B. G. De
Sylva [pseud. of George Gard De
Sylva], Lew Brown and Ray Hen-
derson. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 5, 1929: FE unp. 43879;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.,
New York. 6148
My Studebaker sedan; words and mu-
sic by J. L. Smith (Jimmie Smith).
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Mar. 5, 1929; E unp. 4280; J. L.
Smith, Tujunga, Calif. 6149
My sugar and me; words and music
by Jack Palmer, Billy Hays and
Ted Koehler; pf. ace. with ukulele
arr. by A. J. Franchini. © Mar. 7,
1929; 2 ec. Mar. 8; E pub. 4039;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 6150
My sweet little darling; unison song,
words anon., adapted by W. M., mu-
Sic by U. Greville, of Great Britain.
London, J. Curwen & sons, ltd. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Mar. 16, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 14; E
for. 3359; Ursula Greville, Gerrards
Cross, Bucks, England. 6151
My sweetheart of boyhood days;
words and music by F. Mirro; pf.
© 1c. Mar. 8, 1929; E unp. 4501;
Frank Mirro, Union Beach, N. J.
6152
My sweetheart on the air; words and
music by J.. Y. Corley. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 18, 1929;
E unp. 4805; Julia Y. Corley,
Greensboro, Ala. 6153
My sweetie true; words by Lilly B.
Levy, music by Arnold Le Bonde
[i. e. R. A. Le Bonde] © 1c. Mar.
18, 1929; E unp. 4849; Robert
Arnold Le Bonde, Portland, Or.
6154
My true blue over all man; words and
music by R. B. Lewis. © 1 ¢. Mar.
21, 1929; E unp. 4917; Ruby Ben-
nett Lewis, Warren, Mich. 6155
My very first music lessons at the
pianoforte; by Hazel Gertrude Kin-
scella. obl. 8vo. © Mar. 5, 1929;
2c. Mar. 11; aff. Mar. 25; AA 12189;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 6156
My wild party girl; words by Leo
Robin, music by Richard A. Whit-
ing; pf. and ukulele acc. © Mar.
aor 1929. 2’*e.” Mar, 30's" 30 ae.
4672; Famous music corp., New
York. 6157
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
My wonderful garden; words and mu-
sic by Dorothie Bigelow, of Great
Britain. © Feb. 18, 1929; 1 ¢. Feb.
23; E for. 2882; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. 6158
My wonderful moon; words and music
by Cliff Slider; pf. and ukulele ace.
Louisville, Ky., Cohn & Cohn. ©
Apr. 1, 1929;°2' cs Mar: 29; E ‘pub.
4657; Cliff Slider, Louisville. 6159
Mystic Bengal Bay; words by Shirley
Kaye, music by W. Creager.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Jan, 31, 1929; E unp. 4191; William
Creager; New York. 6160
Nacht (Eine) in Kairo; operette in
drei akten, von Leopold Jacobson
und Bruno Hardt-Warden, musik
von Jean Gilbert, of Germany. ©
Feb. 20, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 9; D pub.
27469; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 6161
Nachtwandler; minnerchor, a cappel-
la, worte von Gustav Falke, musik
von Wilhelm Rinkens, of Germany,
op. 44, no. 8. Se. 4to. © Aug. 24,
19285) oE el) Mar.) 27,::1929;) i: for.
3394; Gebriider Hug & co., Leipzig.
6162
Nagasaki; par. Ch. Jardin, arr. par
F. Salabert, of France; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and ist violin
cenductor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928;
1 ec. Mar. 21, 1929; EB for. 3471; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 6163
Naomi; words and music by A. Rem-
sen. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ce Mar. 19, 1929; E unp. 4850;
Alice Remsen, New York. 6164
Napule d’esta’; versi di Louis Sica,
musica di Pasquale Vittori. [Words
and melody only] 4to. © Jan. 14,
1929; 2 @ Jan. 16; E pub. 4229;
Vincenzo Di Maio & Salvatore Di
Fazio, New York. 6165
Naughty gnomes; novelty fox-trot, by
T. Henry Lodge; pf. © Mar. 18,
1929; 2 c. Mar. 20; E pub. 4412;
Crawford music corp., New York.
6166
Ne plus t’aimer; valse russe, chanson
du film Anna Karénine, paroles de
Lucien Boyer, musique de René Syl-
viano, of France; pf. acc., with uku-
le arr. by F. Salabert. Feb.
25, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 21; E for. 3458;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 6167
Ne t’en vas pas; valse, de L’hostel-
lerie de la vertu, de Henry Verdun,
of France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
47158—29—6
6178
ductor, 1st violin conductor and
words. 4to. © Feb. 25, 1929; 1 ec.
Mar. 21; E for. 3479; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 6168
Neue (Die) wunder-geige; von Arthur
Seybold, of Germany; violin and pf.
v. 1. © Feb. 4, 1929; 1c. Feb. 26;
E for. 2986; Anton J. Benjamin,
Leipzig. 6169
New (A) little mother; words and
music by L. G. Smith. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 22, 1929;
E unp. 4999; Lou G. Smith, Jersey
City. 6170
New love; words and music by B.
Jampel. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 12, 1929; E unp. 4607;
Blanche Jampel, New York. 6171
New songs for service; compiled by
H. A. Rodeheaver. 8vo. © Mar.. 15,
1929.2) ¢,and ate. * Mar. 237A 4
12219; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago. 6172
Newark I; march, by A. C. Laurie;
band pts., with conductor. 4to. ©
Feb. 20, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 25; E pub.
3809; Salvation army, inc., New
York. 6173
Nieszpory ; psalmy, hymn, magnificat i
antyfony, na chor. mieszany, Hugen-
iusz Walkiewicz (Katalog muzyczny
no. 1-—1923r., B) 4to. © Mar. 20,
1929; 2 c. Mar. 22; E pub. 4458;
Bolesiaw Jozef Zalewski, Chicago.
6174
Night (A) in May (Mainacht); ga-
votte fox-trot, English lyrics by
Robert A. Simon, music by Paul
luincke, of.Germany.. © Mar, 6,
1929; 2 c. Mar. 7; E pub. 3984; Ed-
ward B. Marks music co., New York.
6175 .
Night of spring; nocturne, by Charles
Raymond Cronham; organ. obl.
8vo. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 5;
E pub. 3878; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 6176
Nightingaie’s (The) song; 2-pt. choral,
by Carl Zeller, arr. by Christopher
O’Hare. Franklin ed. 4to. © Mar.
ds: 19290.:: 20. Mawes 2 Bp oe)
Kay & Kay music pub. corp., New
York. 6177
Nightingale’s (The) song; 3-pt. choral,
by Carl Zeller, arr. by Christopher
O’Hare; sop. 1, 2, and alto. Frank-
lin ‘ed, 4to: © Mar: 1)°1929:. 2 c.
Mar. 2; E pub. 3816; Kay & Kay
music pub. corp., New York. 6178
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6179
Nightly; fox-trot, by Yatove, of
France; orch, pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. 4to. © Feb. 20, 1929; 1 «
Mar. 15; E for. 3180; H. Benjamin,
Paris. 6179:
Nimble fingers; study in five-finger po-
sitions, by Joseph J. McGrath; pf.
© Mar. 1, 1929; 2c. Mar. 7; E pub.
4055; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
6180
Ninette; valse, words and music by
Al. Maud, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by Alvin D. Keech. © Mar.
14, 1929; 1 « Mar. 23; E for. 3338;
Lawrence Wright music co., London.
6181
Now. movo; milonga, é démepérta “H
TpaTn ayarn, words and music by
Nicholas Hatziapostolou, of France.
© Dec. 18, 1928; 1 c Mar. 9, 1929;
E for. 2942; Alector pub. co., New
York. 6182
Nita my Juanita; words by Shirley
Kaye, music by W._ Creager.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Jan. 31, 1929; E unp. 4195; William
Creager, New York. 6183
No dough blues; words and music by
Arthur Blake. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Mar. 7, 1929; E unp.
4429; Chicago music pub. co., inc.,
Chicago. 6184
No one cares for me; lyric by H. Har-
nis, » music “by ~<Dave, B.. Peyton.
[Words and melody only] ©1.«.
Mar. 28, 1929; E unp. 51389; Herries
Harris, Chicago. 6185
No one else but you; by Donald Red-
man. [Melody only] © 1c. Mar.
23, 1929; E unp. 5028; Georgia mu-
sic co., New York. 6186
No one in the world but vou; words
and music by Wm. T. Ferris and J.
Russel Robinson; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Mar. 12, 1929; 2c. Mar. 14;
E pub. 4234; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York. 6187
Nobody ever looks at me; words and
musie by Will Sullivan [i. e. Wil-
liam Agusta Sullivan] © Jan. 2,
1929; 2c. Jan. 7; E pub. 4230; En-
glewood music house, Chicago. 6188
Nobody knows de trouble I see; negro
spiritual, transcribed by Calvin
Grooms; pf. © Mar. 6, 1929; 2 «.
Mar. 7; E pub. 3958; Century music
pub. co., New York. 6189
Nobody knows the trouble I see; negro
spiritual, freely arr. by Charles Fon-
pt. 111, n.s., v. 24
teyn Manney; mixed voices. 4to..©
Feb. 14, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 5; E pub.
3896; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
6190
Nocturnal Tangier; from Triakontam-
eron, by Leopold Godowsky, trans-
scribed by Fritz Kreisler, of Austria,
domiciled at New York; violin and
pf. © Feb. 14, 1929; 2 c Mar. 8;
E pub. 4015; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 6191
Noél nouvelet; recueilli et harmonisé
par Julien Tiersot, of France. (Mél-
odies populaires des provinces de
France, 10° série, no. 95) © Dee.
31, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 8, 1929; BH for.
3106; Heugel, Paris. 6192
Noél savoyard du XVI° siécle; recueilli
et harmonisé par Julien Tiersot, of
France. (Mélodies populaires des
provinces de France, 10° série, no.
96) © Dee. 31, 1928; 1 c Mar. 8,
1929; E for. 3107; Heugel, Paris.
6193
Norma; words and music by 8. Pepper
and Bob Brennen. © 1 c¢. Mar. 19,
1929; E unp. 4847; Sally Pepper and
Robt. H. Brennen, New York. 6194
Not guessing; words and music by
A. D. Monsees, of Canada, domiciled
at San Francisco. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Mar. 20, 1929; HB
unp. 4900; Alonzo Denis Monsees,
San Francisco. 6195
Nothing’s right, when your love’s all
wrong; words by Howard Dietz and
Erwin Harburg, music by Jay Gor-
ney. [Words and melody only] ©
1 c. Mar. 6, 1929; E unp. 4861; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 6196
Nothing to do but love; words and
music by Moe Jaffe, Clay Boland and
Powers Gouraud. © Mar. 22, 1929;
2 ec. Mar. 23; E pub. 4474; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
6197
Nous quittons les Paques; chanson de
fiancailles, recueillie et harmonisée
par Julien Tiersot, of France. (Mél-
odies populaires des provinces de
France, 9° série, no. 87) © Dee. 31,
1928; 1c. Mar. 8, 1929; EH for. 3098;
Heugel, Paris. 6198
Novelty (The) Chopin; fox-trot, sur
des motifs de Frédérik Chopin, par
I. Paoli, of France; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Dec. 31,
1928; 1 ec. Mar. 21, 1929; E for. 3436;
Editions Max Eschig, Paris. 6199
326
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
6220
ec UIT
Now I have learned to care; words
and music by W. S. Shotwell, arr.
by Gordon Newham. © 1 ¢. Mar. 8,
1929: E unp. 4487; Woodford Stew-
art Shotwell, Springfield, O. 6200
Now I lay me down to sleep ; words by
Mary Pettus Thomas, music by M. E.
Everett. [Words and melody only]
© ic. Mar. 5, 1929; E unp. 4313;
Mary E. Everett, Memphis, en
Nu ioka hula; words and music by
M. K. Hanapi; guitar. © 1c. Feb.
21, 1929; E unp. 4200; Michael K.
Hanapi, New York. 6202
Nudity; words by J. Gafney, music by
Chester Escher. © 1 ec. Mar. 6,
1929: E unp. 4405; James Gafney,
New York. 6203
Nuit d’ Argentine; tango, paroles de
Vincent Telly, musique de A. Bosc,
of France. © Feb. 20, 1929; 1 c.
Mar. 15; E for. 3198; Auguste Bosc,
Paris. 6204
Nuits d’ Argentine; one-step, de Dés-
habillezvous. Ge René Mercier, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor, Ist violin conductor and words.
4£0. 4G) Heb. 25, 192934 c. Mars 21;
E for. 3475; Francis Salabert, Paris.
6205
Number runners blues; words and mu-
sic by L. Fowler. [Chords, single
staff] © 1c. Mar. 18, 1929; E unp.
4866; Lem Fowler, New York. 6206
Nur, wer dich mit dem herzen sucht’
. . .; Wienerlied, worte von Fried-
rich Oppenheimer, musik von Her-
mann Leopoldi, of Austria. © Dec.
19,1928; d.¢cMar: 13,;1929;, Ey for.
3319; Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard
Herzmansky), Leipzig. 6207
O clap your hands together; anthem,
words from psalm 47, music by Her-
bert J. Tily; men’s voices; pf. or
organ ace. 4to. © Mar. 15, 1929;
2 c. Mar. 18; E pub. 4501; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 6208
’O fatto d’ ’o capecuollo; versi di Nino
Marzoni, musica di Remo D’Alba;
violin. © 1c. Feb. 28, 1929; E ump.
4557; Frank Amodio, Brooklyn.
6209
O-give Thy grace to me; prayer and
music by Laura Frances Deem. Cin-
cinnati, Ohio, Fillmore music house.
© Feb. 23, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 11; E pub.
4147; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati.
6210
°O gulio @’ ’a parulana; words by A.
Sigismondi, music by G. Barbati [i. e.
Joseph Barbati] [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Mar. 7, 1929; E
unp. 4418; Aristide Sigismondi,
Brooklyn. 6211
O Moselland, mein Moselland; fiir
mannerchor, text von Erich Langer,
musik von Emil Kraemer, of Ger-
many, op. 214, nr. 1. 4to. © Nov.
28, 1928; 1 e. Mar. 13; 1929; E for.
3301; Hans Kessler, Trier, Germany.
6212
O perfect love; wedding anthem, words
by Dorothy F. Blomfield, music by
Ralph Kinder; mixed voices, with
organ ace. 4to. © Mar. 18, 1929;
2c. Mar. 20; E pub. 4502; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 6213
°O ritorno ’e muglierema; versi e
musica di F. Amodio; violin. © 1.
Feb. 28, 1929; E unp. 4555; Frank
Amodio, Brooklyn. 6214
O schiffiein, fahre zu; fiir minnerchor,
text u. musik von Georg Doring, of
Germany, 109. werk. 4to. © Nov.
28, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 13, 1929; E for.
3299; Hans Kessler, Trier, Germany.
6215
O sole mio; by E. di Capua, simplified
transcription by Mortimer Wilson;
pf. © Mar. 6, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 7: EB
pub. 3969; Century music pub. co.,
New York. 6216
°O sturento e ’a vaiassa ; versi e musica
di F. Amodio; violin. © 1 c. Feb.
20, ~ 1929; KH up. ..45d65) Krank
Amodio, Brooklyn. 6217
Obsession; mélodie-boston, paroles de
René Vilhianne, musique de Jehan
Charpentier, of France. © Mar. 20,
1929 68 Avice. Mar. >217;)GH fort S332 :
Société anonyme des éditions Ri-
cordi, Paris. 6218
Occupe toi du pli de ton pantalon; par
Léon Raiter, orch. par Roger
Crayssac, of France; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor and words. 4to.
Dec, SL, 1925 c. 1 eso iar. 2h, 129 ;
E for. 3426; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 6219
Oh boy what a night for love; words
and music by H. D. and R. L. Algie,
of Canada. © 1 ¢. Mar, 25, 1929;
E unp. 5058; Harry Dale Algie and
Robert L. Algie, Brampton, Ontario,
Canada. 6220
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6221
Oh boy! What joy! words and music
by B. J. Greenhouse; pf. © 1 c.
Mar. 8, 1929; E unp. 4510; Bertram
J. Greenhouse, Philadelphia. 6221
Oh gee! words and music by H. A.
Pendreigh, of Australia. © 1 ¢. Nov.
21, 1928; E unp. 4565; Harold
Alexandre Pendreigh, Rockhampton,
Queensland. 6222
Oh gentle loving presence; Christian
science hymn, words and music by
G. E. Morley. © 1c. Mar. 18, 1929;
E unp. 4829; Gertrude Estelle Mor-
ley, Silverton, Or. 62238
Oh girls, what a man; words by R.
Sexton, music by Arthur Darvo.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Mar. 1, 1929; E unp. 4147; Ruth
Sexton, Paterson. 6224
Oh! how I love a Christmas day;
duet, words by EH. T. C. Jenkins,
music by Irving Edward Jenkins;
sop. and alto, with. obbl:. for: 2
violins. Independence, Mo., Herald
pub. co. © Dee. 20, 1928; 2 c. Jan.
21, 1929; E pub. 2785; Elizabeth T.
C. Jenkins, Independence, Mo. 6225
Oh! how the girls can lurve, ’way
down in Arkansaw; words and
music by George Waggner, Lou
Traveller and J. Russel Robinson;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Mar. 12,
1929; 2) .C.. Mar, 14; .Byspub:. 4233);
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. 6226
Oh, lovelight; ballad, words and music
by L. Martine. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Mar. 14, 1929;
2c. Mar. 23; E pub. 4623; Loretta
Martine, Elmira, New York. 6227
Oh, me! Oh, my! She’s wonderful ;
fox trot song, words by Louis Paul,
music by Reginald Morgan and
Alfredo, both of Great Britain; pf.,
ukulele and banjulele banjo acc.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Feb. 20; 1929; ic.’ Web.27.7).) for.
2906; Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd..,
London. 6228
Oh, oh, oh, how I love it; words by
H. Reinschreiber, music by Johnny
Thompson and H. Reinschreiber.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Mar. 13, 1929; E unp. 4716; Henry
Reinschreiber, Philadelphia. 6229
Oh! sunshine; words by B. Rossini,
music by Chester Escher. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Mar. 21,
1929; E unp. 4930; Bert Rossini,
Wilson, Pa. 6230
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Oh sweetheart where are you to-night ;
words and music by Benny Davis
and Fred _ Coots. [Words and
melody only] ©1ce. Mar. 14, 1929;
E unp. 4726; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 6231
Oh, what you can do to me; from
Mister Cinders, words by Clifford
Grey, music by Vivian Hllis, of Great
Britain. © Feb. 14, 1929; 1 ¢. Feb.
21; E for. 2887; Harms, ine., New
York. 6232
Oh, yeh! words and music by James.
Brockman and Leonard Stevens.
[Words and melody only] ©1l1e..
Mar. 1, 1929; E unp. 4841; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc. New
York. 6233.
Oh! yes it’s some bolony; by M.
Romagnoli; violin. © 1c. Mar. 22,
1929; E unp. 4958; Mario Romag-
noli, Philadelphia. 6234
Oh! you mama; words by W. Z. Har-
rison, music by Lotus Florin Brown.
New York City, N. Y., Frank Hard-
ing. © Déc. "28, 1928" 2%e) wane ee
1929; E pub. 4295; Walter Zann
Harrison, Greenwood, S. C. 6235
Oiselet & la voix tendre; chanson
basque, recueillie et harmonisée par
Julien Tiersot, of France. (Mélodies
populaires des provinces de France,
9¢ série, no. 88) © Dec. 31, 1928;
1 c. Mar. 8, 1929; EH. for..3099;
Heugel, Paris. 6236
Old Christmas carols; tr. by Edward
Bliss Reed, music arr. by David
Stanley Smith. v. 5. 4to. © Aug.
29, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 30; 1 c. Sept. 17;
EH 697686; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don. 6237
Old country dance; by Dorothy Harris,
of Great Britain, op. 19; pf... ©
Mar. 18,1929; 2 ce. Mar. 22; Epub:
4578; B. EF. Wood music co., Boston.
6238
Old (The) homestead on the ,hill;
words and music by F. Roy Mc-
Cluskey, arr. by L. A. Clark; male
quartette. 4to. © Mar. 1, 1929;
2c. Mar. 5; E pub. 4118; Frank Roy
McCluskey, Canfield, O. 6239
Old memories; words by William
Stewart Steele, music by Fred West.
© Mar. 18, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 20; B
pub. 4419; William S. Steele, Lona-
coning, Md. 6240
328
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
6262
Old (An) music box; from the suite
The antique shop, by Jean Beghon;
pf. conductor pt. 4to. © Feb. 1,
1929; 2 c. Mar. 15; E pub. 4567;
Kalmus filmusic edition, New York.
6241
Old Panama; march, by Kenneth J.
Alford, of Great Britain; reed and
brass band pts. 4to. © Mar. 11,
pes 1 es Marei22-°E). for. 334i;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd., Lon-
don. 6242
Old school bell; words and music by
M. M. Frownfelter. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 28, 1929;
E unp. 5159; Mattie M. Frownfelter,
Flint, Mich. 6243
On a balmy June night; lyric by Shir-
ley Kaye, music by W. Creager.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Jan. 31, 1929; E unp. 4194; William
Creager, New York. 6244
On a moonlight night; waltz, words
and music by J. Turchi; 1st violin.
© 1c. Mar. 28, 1929; E unp. 5145;
John Turchi, Philadelphia. 6245
On a poet’s lips I slept; part song,
words by Shelley, music by Edward
C. Bairstow, of Great Britain;
women’s voices. 4to. © Feb. 28,
1929; 1 c. Mar. 14; E for. 3148;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd., Lon-
don. 6246
On a summery night; lyrics by Charles
Tobias and Al Lewis, music by Al
Sherman. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ec. Mar. 8, 1929; E unp. 4495;
Santly bros.. ine., New York. 6247
On the banks of the Tippecanoe;
words by F. A. Brewer, music by
Z. Williams. Warsaw, Ind., Reub.
Williams & sons. © Mar. 1, 1929;
2 c. Mar. 5; E pub. 3937; Zella Wil-
liams, Chicago. 6248
On the davenport; words and music
by H. E. Crow. [Photostat] ©
mje. ‘Mar. 5, 19295 E ‘inp: 4293);
Henry Ernest Crow, Topeka, Kan.
6249
On the march; by Paul Zilcher, of
Germany; pf., 6 hands. © Mar. 5,
1929: 2 c.. Mar. 1413, E pub. 4224;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 6250
On the road to Tennessee; words and
music by Johnny Crockett [i.e. J. H.
Crockett, jr.] [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Mar. 27, 1929; E unp.
5108; Johnny Harvey Crockett, jr.,
Fowler, Calif. 6251
On the trail; intermezzo, composed
and arr. by F. Bub; orch. pts., with
pf. © Mar. 11, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 13;
E pub. 4180; Music buyers corp.,
New York. 6252
On the way; march, by James M.
Fulton; military band pts. 4to. ©
Feb. 14, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 5; E pub.
3897; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
6253
Once there was; point number, words
by Bruce Sievier, music by Chater
Robinson, of Great Britain. © Feb.
6, 1929: 1°e. Mar. 14;°H for. 3138;
Cavendish music co., London. 6254
One hour to-night ; words by B. Smith,
music by Thelma Lee. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 28, 1929;
E unp. 4180; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 6255
One summer’s night; words and music
by B. Katzen. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Mar. 28, 1929; E unp.
5166; Bernard Katzen, New York.
6256
One (The) that I love loves me;
words and music by Roy Turk and
Fred E. Ahlert. © Mar. 7, 1929;
2 ce. Mar. 8; E pub. 3986; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 6257
Only dreaming; words and music by
B. R. Ingram. [Words and melody
only] ©1c¢. Mar. 22, 1929; E unp.
4993; Beulah R. Ingram, Washing-
ton. 6258
Only for you; words and music by
Buddy Valentine and Gene Johnston,
arr. by Ray Canfield; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Mar. 19, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
26; E pub. 4541; Gene Johnston, ine.,
Los Angeles. 6259
Only one light; words by Herbert J.
Brandon, music by Ashworth Hope,
of Great Britain. © Mar. 19, 1929;
1c. Mar. 20; E for. 3168; Keith-
Prowse & co., Itd., London. 6260
Open book; duet from Lady fingers,
words by Edward Eliscu, music by
Joseph Meyer; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Feb. 15, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 18; E pub.
3805; Harms, ine., New York. 6261
Open your heart and give me all your
love pretty baby; words and music
by H. Oblinger. © 1 ec. Mar. 25,
1929; E unp. 5064; Harry Oblinger,
San Francisco. 6262
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6263
Opening act 1; from The broken wing,
lyrics by Harry Clarke, music by
Percy Wenrich. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Mar. 8, 1929; E unp.
5002; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
6263
"Orov ku av Taw; tango-romanza, ék d7e-
perta ‘H arpatn ayarn, words and
muse by Nicholas Hatziapostolou,
of France. © Dec. 18, 1928; 1 «.
Mar. 9, 1929; E for. 2948; Alector
pub. co., New York. 6264
Oquossoe (The) hop; words and mu-
sic by B. J. Greenhouse; pf. with
words. [Photostat] © 1 ¢c Mar.
8, 1929; E unp. 4458; Bertram J.
Greenhouse, Philadelphia. 6265
Orage (L’); morceau descriptif, par
J. Franceschi, of Italy; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and ist violin
conductor. 4to. © Feb. 25, 1929;
1c. Mar. 21; E for. 3406; J. Fran-
ceschi, Marseilles, France. 6266
Orage (L’) dans la montagne; scéne
descriptive, par Roger Weiller, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor and ist violins conductor. ©
Dee si, “19283 Loe" Mar. 21% /1929-
E for. 3443; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 6267
Orage en mer; poéme symphonique,
par Ed. Flament, of France, op. 81;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
© Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ec. Mar. 8, 1929;
E for. 38056; F. Moulin, Cannes,
France. 6268
Orchester-studien fiir viola; hrsg. von
Wilhelm Altman, of Germany. heft
8. © Dec. 28, 1928; 1 c Mar. 13,
1929; E for. 3280; Carl Merseburger,
Leipzig. 6269:
Orchestral studies for violoncello; dif-
ficult passages including a few solos
and obbls. from works of the mas-
ters, selected, compiled, fingered and
ed. by Leo Schulz. v. 1. © Feb.
20, 1929; 2 c« Mar. 9; E pub. 4087;
Boston musie ¢co., Boston. 6270
Orchids; novelette, by Cornelius Van
Rees; pf. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
5; E pub. 3922; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 6271
Oregon mist; triolet, words by H.
Sweet, music by R. Brown. [Photo-
stat] © 1c. Feb. 19, 1929; E unp.
4568; Elnathan Sweet and Ruth
Brown, Portland, Or. 6272
Oriental fantasy ; symphonic ballet, by
M. Salta, of Italy, domiciled at New
pt. 117, n. s., v. 24
York; pf. conductor. © 1 ¢c. Mar.
2, 1929; E unp. 4248; Menotti Salta,
New York. 6273.
Original low down blues; words and
music by Nick Reno [pseud. of N..
J. Rettino] [Words and melody
only] ©1ce Mar. 8, 1929; E unp.
4566; Nicholas Joseph Rettino,
Brooklyn. 6274-
Orlando (John) Canzonetta; words.
by James T. Bodet, music by J.
Orlando, of Italy, domiciled at New
York. ©1c. Mar. 13, 1929; E unp.
4669; John Orlando, New York.
i 6275.
Ostatni uScisk; wale, words and music
by I. Podgorski, arr. by Edw. Gru-
dowski. © Aug. 24, 1928; 2 ce. Sept.
19; E 698595; Ignacy Podgorski,
Philadelphia. 6276:
Osterchor; aus Goethes Faust, musik
von Hermann Unger, of Germany,,.
op. 56; fiir 3 stimmigen frauen o. 4
stimmigen gemischten chor. und
schiilerorchester. Se. and pts. ©
Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 13, 1929; E
for. 3305; P. J. Tonger, Cologne/
Rh., Germany. G2;
Other days in Arcady; words by
Flora M. Smith, music by EH. H. Bai-
ley; low voice. Boston-New York-.
Chicago, White-Smith music pub. co.
© Jan. 17, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 11; E pub.
4451; Eben H. Bailey, Ipswich,
Mass. . 6278:
Our air hero Lindy; patriotic fox trot
song, words by M. R. McAdams, mu-
sie by Eugene Platzman. © 1 «.
Mar. 11, 1929; E unp. 4574; Marga--
ret R. McAdams, Ottumwa, Ia.
6279)
Our castle of dreams; words by M.
Peterson, music by Chester Escher.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e..
Mar. 13, 1929; E unp. 4657; Marga-
ret Peterson, Grant City, S. I., N. Y. |
6280"
Our grand old U. S. A.; words and
music by M. V. Smith. New York:
City, Frank Harding music house.
© Mar. 11, 1929; 2.¢.-Mar. 14; KE:
pub. 4434; Maria Vrooman Smith,
New York. 6281
Our lad; words and music by Ernest
Melvin, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele acc. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Feb. 20, 1929; 1 «.
Feb. 27; BE for. 2905; Francis, Day
& Hunter, Itd., London. 6282:
330.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
Our world of dreams; words and mu-
sic by W. G. L. Betz. New York
City, Frank Harding music house.
© Feb. 25, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 8; E
pub. 4831; Wallola G. L. Betz, Da-
venport, Ia. 6283
Out on Santa Fé blues; words and mu-
sie by Arthur Petties. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Feb. 28, 1929;
E unp. 4185; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 6284
Out yonder; words and music by V.
A. Marchal. [Chords, single staff]
© 1c. Mar. 28, 1929; E unp. 5172;
Vivian A. Marchal, Caribou, Calif.
6285
Outeast (The) ; ballad, words and mu-
sic by F. Thompson and J. E. Guern-
sey. ©) Mar. 5,/1929: 2°@ Mar!''9:
E pub. 4140; Floyd Thompson and
John E. Guernsey, Indianapolis.
6286
Over the water to Charlie; unison
song, words traditional, adapted by
W. M., music by U. Greville, of
Great Britain. London, J. Curwen
& sons, ltd. 4to. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Mar. 16, 1929;
1 ec. Mar. 14; EH for. 3354; Ursula
Greville, Gerrards Cross, Bucks,
England. 6287
Over the waters blue; words by Dena
Tempest, music by Robert Coningsby
Clarke, arr. by Clarence Lucas, of
Great Britain; female trio. 4to. ©
Mar. 15, 1929; 1 ¢c..Mar. 16; E for.
38175; Chappell & co., Itd., London.
6288
Over the waves; waltz, by Juventino
Rosas, arr. by R. E. Hildreth. 4to.
1. Band, with solo B flat trumpet cr
cornet conductor.—2. Orch., with pf.
conductor: ..©- Feb:; 1,;31929;,; 2..c:
each Mar. 9; E pub. 4094-4095;
Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston.
6289, 6290
Ozark baby; words by Claude Z. Au-
buchon, music by F. Wakefield.
New York City, Frank Harding mu-
sic house. © Feb. 8, 1929; 2 «.
Feb. 15; E pub. 4308; Fred Wake-
field, Crystal City, Mo. 6291
Pa and ma poorhouse blues: words
by Selma Davis co., music by
Gertrude (Ma) Rainey. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Feb. 8,
1929; E unp. 4190; Chicago music
pub. co., inc., Chicago. 6292
Pace (La) fra l’Italia e il Vaticano:
versi di F. Amodio, musica di Remo
DAlba ; ‘violin. © ile. Hew... 28,
6304
1929; E unp. 4559; Frank Amodio,
Brooklyn. 6293
Paean of Easter; by Carl F. Mueller; .
organ. © Feb. 14, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
12; E pub. 4456; White-Smith mu-
sie pub. co., Boston. 6294
Paggio innamorato; air de ballet, di
Silvio Travaglia, of Italy, orch. de
Giorgio Ballig, of Italy. 4to.
Get. S028 +L €.. Get. 29% Hy tor.
2988; Guglielmo Zanibon, Padova,
Italy. 6295
Palo Alto fox trot; by E. H. Jeffery;
pe (©) Mar. 1s, 1929. 2 ¢ Mar.’ 20;
E pub. 4410; Elia H. Jeffery, Royal
Oak, Mich. 6296
Pals to the end; words by L. Shears,
music by V. Tomasulo. © 1 c. Mar.
22, 1929; E unp. 5007; Vincent
Tomasulo and Louis Shears, Brook-
lyn. 6297
Panther squall; words and music by
Arthur Blake. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Mar. 7, 1929; E unp.
4434; Chicago music pub. co., inc.,
Chicago. 6298
Papa (’O) e’o Rre; words by A. Cen-
nerazzo, music by R. De Luca, of
Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Mar. 18, 1929; E unp. 4863; Gennaro
Amato, Brooklyn. 6299
Papotages; piéce caractéristique, par
F. Ausseill, of France; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Dee.
of 928 3% Ive. Mar: 8, ‘1929 for:
3052; F. Moulin, Cannes, France.
6300
Parade (The); musical recitation,
words by Mildred Plew Merryman,
music by Helen Wing. © Mar. 18,
1929; 2 c«. Mar. 20; E pub. 4505;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
6301
Parade rest; words by V. W. Bartlett,
music by Robert A. Jeanfavre and
M. G. S.. ©-1 ce Mar.»5,,.1929;, B
unp. 4274; Volney Ward Bartlett,
Torrington, Conn. 6302
Paradise (A) in Spain; words and
music by Al Gifford [i. e. A. M. Gif-
ford, jr.] © 1 ¢ Mar. 20, 1929;
E unp. 4896; Alfred Morse Gifford,
jr.. Los Angeles. 6303
Paradise lost; lyric by Arthur Swan-
strom, music by Harry Rosenthal;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Mar. 22,
1929; 2: ¢c..Mar. 25;-E pub. 4525;
Remick music corp., New York.
6304
dol
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6305
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Parting friends; words and music by
W. Camm. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Mar. 30, 1929; E ump.
5223; Walter Camm, New York.
6305
Partita tiber den choral Ach Gott,
vom himmel sieh darein, fiir orgel,
von Giinter Raphael, of Germany, |
op. 22> rio: E , obl.”’” Sv." ©, Mar, 5;
19292 dar ine ere £Ot veent.2
Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leipzig. 6306
Pass the jug; by Frank Melrose.
[Chords, single staff] © 1c. Mar.
28, 1929; E unp. 5176; Lester Mel-
rose, Chicago. 6307
Pastorella; dance of the shepherd-
esses, by A. D’Agostino, op. 64, no.
a. Vioknwand pr... ©. eb... 1929;
2 e. Mar. 8; E pub. 4004; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 6308
Patio (A) in Mexico; words and mu-
sic by Marjorie Blanid Gilbert.
[Words and melody only] ©1l1e.
Mar. 28, 1929; E unp. 5200; Ray-
mond Edwin Gilbert, Dorchester,’
Mass. 6309
Patrouille japonaise; de Ch. Jardin,
arr. par F. Salabert, of France;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor and
1st violin conductor. 4to. © Dec.
SI, $9283 °1 ce. Mar.” 21.\1929" ‘for.
3474; Francis Salabert, Paris. 6310
Patsy; by F. Loewe, of Germany,
domiciled at New York; pf. ©1e.
Mar. 2, 1929; E unp. 4245; Fred
Loewe, New York. 6311
Pearl of old Japan; words and music
by Con Conrad, Sidney D. Mitchell
and Archie Gottler. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Mar. 5, 1929;
EK unp. 4883; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine., New York. 6312
Pedlar (The); two-part song, words
by Kate R. Moffat, old English air
adapted and arr. by Alfred Moffat,
of Great Britain. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar. 14,
19295°° 1 @. Marvd3; EH? for. 3007:
Novello & co., ltd., London. 6313
Penitentiary moan blues; words by
Texas Alexander, music arr. by
Irene Spain. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Mar. 5, 1929; E unp.
4272; Polk C. Brockman, Atlanta.
6314
Petite chérie (Tu eres mi amor) ; Eng-
lish and Spanish words and music
by A. D. Tessier. New York City,
Frank Harding music publisher. ©
Mar. 7, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 21; E pub.
4630; Albert Denis Tessier, Visalia,
Calif. 6315
Petite valse; by Aurelio Giorni; pf.
© Mar. 2, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 8; E pub.
4606; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
6316
Petticoat lane; Kosher medley fox
trot, arr. by A. W. Parry, of Great
Britain; pf. © Mar. 12, 1929; 1-e.
Mar. 13; E for. 3343; B. Feldman &
co., London. 6317
Petting; waltz, words and music by I.
Covino. © 1c. Mar. 27, 1929; E
unp. 5105; Isaac Covino, West New
York, N. J. 6318
Philipp (Franz) Zwei frauenchore a
cappella; text von Eduard MoOrike,
musik von F. Philipp, of Germany,
op. 3. 4to. a. Gebet. [1 other] ©
Nov. 16, 1928; 1 ce. Mar. 13, 1929; E
for. 3284; Fritz Miiller, Stiddeut-
scher musikverlag, Karlsruhe, i B.,
Germany. 6319
Piano lessons; teaching how to repro-
duce what is heard in correct pulse
and rhythm and pitch, by A. Pettin-
gill. © Mar. 25, 1929; 2 c. April 5;
aff. April 4; AA 12729; Alice Pettin-
gill, St. Louis. 6320
Pickaninny’s cryin’; words and music
by Elliott Jacoby Palmer and Irving
Mills; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
M. Kalua. © Feb. 5, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
2; EH pub. 3823; Gotham music sery-
ice, ine., New York. 6321
Picture (The) on the wall; words and
music by M. V. Dunham. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 7, 1929; E unp. 4426; Mary Van
Arsdale Dunham, San Francisco.
6322
Pictures memories recall; words by T.
F. White, music by Hugene Lester.
© Mar. 11, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 20; H
pub. 4409; Thomas F. White, Bridge-
port, Conn. 6323
Piéce; par Tibor MHarsanyi, of
Hungary; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © Dec.
31, 1928: 1 ‘c. Mar. 8) 1929. rier,
3067: Editions Maurice Senart,
Paris. 6324
Piéces intimes; par Pierre Dupont, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor and 1st violin conductor. 1. Au
coin de ’atre. [1 other] © Dec. 31,
1928: 1 ec. Mar. 8, 1929; E for. 3042;
Hditions musicales Evette, Paris.
6325
Pierrette; by R. E. De Stefani; pf.
© 1c. Mar. 22, 1929; E unp. 5018;
Ralph EH. De Stefani, Brightwaters,
WW. Me 6326
332
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
Pierrot’s wooing; serenade, by George
J. Trinkaus; orch. pts., with pf. acc.
conductor. 4to. © Feb. 23, 1929;
2c. Feb. 26; E pub. 3803; Harms,
inc., New York. 6327
Pilarica (La) y Santa Cecilia; gran
jota para violin y pf., de Celso Diaz,
of Spain. © Feb. 27, 1929; 1c. Feb.
=o. KH. for, 2018; Union *’ musical
espanola, Madrid. 6328
Pilot’s (The) song; or, Lindy’s love
song, words and music by G. Wallace.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Mar. 30, 1929; E unp. 5205; Grace
Wallace, Berkeley, Calif. 6329
Ping-Wing; pidgin-English sing-song,
words by Charles G. Leland, music
by Eugene Dyrssen; low voice. ©
Mare te 120s 2 ch Mar? 02 5 pub.
4081; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
6330
Pingo mio; tango, paroles espagnoles de
Manuel Romero, musique de Manuel
Jovés, of Spain; pf. ace., with ukulele
are by ik. Salabert..’ ©” Bec. 31,
1928; 1 ec. Mar. 21, 1929; E for. 3460;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 6331
Pipe and I; words and music by J. P.
Bloom. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 22, 1929; E unp. 4996;
James P. Bloom, Galeton, Pa. 6332
Pirates (The) of Penzance; or, The
Slave of duty, libretto by William S.
Gilbert, music by Arthur S. Sullivan,
arr. by Gladys Pitcher; cho. pts.,
for treble voices. 4to. © Mar. 18,
1929 = 2"e@) April 4; # pub. 4666;
C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 6333
Pirouette (The) frolic; words by H.
Lesslau and Billy Arnold, music by
H. Lesslau. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Mar. 8, 1929; E unp.
4564; Harry Lesslau, Brooklyn.
6334
Plaukiantieji garsai; ZodZiai Vinco,
muzika Benedict Velicka, of Lithu-
ania, domiciled at Boston, Mass.
8vo. © Dec. 18, 1928; 2 c. mar. 18,
1929; E pub. 4447; Anthony J. Kup-
stis, Boston. 6335
Play ball Yankee lad, ’ tis springtime;
words and music by H. T. Wright.
[Words and melody only] © 1 .«.
Mar. 14, 1929; E unp. 4736: Harold
Taft Wright, Westwood, N. J. 6336
Playing round your wigwam; words by
David Kindleberger and J. Spree,
music by D. Kindleberger; pf. © 1
6348
ce. Mar. 29, 1929; E unp. 5185; Joseph
Spree, New York. 6337
Playmates; ensemble for tiny tots, by
M. M. Bishop; 2 pfs., 8 hands. 1. Pf.
12... Pf, 2.) ©, Mare 13, 1929; 12 «.
each Mar. 16; E pub. 4898-4899;
Mabel M. Bishop, Greenwood, Wis.
6338, 6339
Playtime; by A. Louis Searmolin;
rhythmic orch. of toy instruments
and pf., with teacher’s sc. 4to. ©
Mars'S, 1929; 2.¢) Mar. 17; Hiipuhb:
4218; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 6340
Please come back Kathleen to Dun-
leary ; words by H. J. Mahon, music
by A. J. Rizzo. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Mar. 7, 1929; E unp.
4440; Anthony J. Rizzo and Harold
J. Mahon, New York. 6341
Please come back Sally; words and
music by S. J. Arodin. [Words and
melody only] © 1 e. music Feb.
9, 1929: 1 e words Mar. 11; E unp.
3603; Sidney J. Arodin, Westwego,
La. 6342
Plucky Lindy’s lucky day; fox-trot,
lyric by Dale Wimbrow, music by
Charles Abbott. © Mar. 16, 1929:
2c Mar. 18; E pub. 4354; Southern
music pub. co., inc., New York.
6343
Pluie d’ été; poéme lyrique pour chant
et orch., poésie de Victor Hugo, mu-
sique de Maurice Desrez, of France;
reduction for voice and pf. © Feb.
20, 1929: 1 «. Mar. 15; E for. 3204;
Alphonse Leduc et cie., Paris. 6344
Poéme @’ amour; by Edgar R. Carver,
of Great Britain, domiciled at New
York: orch., with pf. conductor. ©
Feb. 26, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 7; E pub.
4067; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
6345
Polka; by Hugo Riesenfeld; pf. ©
Feb. 20, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 18; E pub.
4207; Kalmus filmusice edition, New
York. 6346
Polly wants a cracker; words by A. R.
Rossman, music by Edith Whittick.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Mar. 27, 1929; BE unpi 5111; Alfred
R. Rossman, Keyport, N. J. 6347
Polo; de Eugéne Cools, arrangement
par S. Chapelier, of France; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Dee» 31, 1928:.1 ef Mary 21; 1929;
E for. 3440; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 6348
ovo
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6349
Pomegranate (The) ; cantata for wom-
en’s voices with sop., or ten., and
bar. solo and pf. acc., text by Eliza-
beth J. Macintire, set to music by
Russell Hancock Miles. 4to. ©
Mar. 138, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 13; E pub.
4188; H. W:' Gray co., New York.
6349
Pommes (Les) du voisin; ballet en
deux actes, musique de Elpidio Pe-
reira, of Brazil; orch. pts. © Dec.
ol, 192 Soe ay C4 loos... We cor.
Sao: Che eavet. atic. 6350
Pommes (Les) du voisin; 1°° fantaisie,
par Elpidio Pereira, of Brazil; orch.
pts. with pf. conductor. © Dec. 31,
TOAD “oC. ove be, POS” Om loos:
Ch. Hayet, Paris. 6351
Pont (Le) d’amour; valse, par Arth.
Van Oost, of Belgium; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Dec.
31, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 21, 1929: E for.
3429; Editions Max HEschig, Paris.
6352
Pony dance; by Dave Stamper. [Mel-
ody only] ©1ce. Mar. 14, 1929: BE
unp. 5085; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, ine., New York. 6353
Poo-poo-pe-doop, everybody’s doin’ it
now; novelty fox-trot song, words
and music by Abner Silver, Al. Sher-
man and Al Lewis; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Mar. 20, 1929; 2 ¢. Mar.
22; E pub. 4499; Leo Feist, inc,
New York. 6354
Pool (The); tone poem, words and
music by L. Miller. © 1 ec. Mar. 5,
1929; E unp. 4800; Lucy Miller,
Guatay, Calif. 6355
Poor little locked up me; words by
Henry Myers, music by Arthur
Schwartz. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ¢. Mar. 1, 1929; E unp. 4151;
Flora Le Breton, New York. 6356
Popaul; opérette en trois actes, pa-
roles et musique de Jean Loysel, par-
tition chant et pf. reduite par Mar-
tin Garcias, of France. © Jan. 20,
1929: 1 @ Mar, 8S: EF tor waves:
Choudens, Paris. 6357
Poppy (The); words and music by
W. A. Stewart, of Australia, domi-
ciled at San Francisco; violin. ©
‘1 ec. Mar. 5, 1929; E unp. 4289; Wil-
liam A. Stewart, San Francisco.
6358
Poppy dance; by E. Wunderlich; pf.
New York City, Frank Harding mu-
sic house. © Mar. 15, 1929; 2 «.
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 24
Mar. 23; E pub. 4625; Frank Hard-
ing, New York. 6359
Por tu culpa; tango sentimental, pa-
roles argentines de P. Maroni, mu-
Sique de Manuel Jovés, of Spain;
pf. ace. with ukulele arr. by F.
Salabert. © Dec .31, 1928; 1 c. Mar.
21, 1929; E for. 3459; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 6360
Por un beso; vals serenata, letra y
muisica de L. Francés, of Spain, domi-
ciled at New York. © 1 e¢. Mar. 2,
1929; E unp. 4252; Leopoldo Fran-
cés, New York. 6361
Port of my dreams; music by Frank
Parente. [Melody only] © 1 «.
Jan. 17, 1929; E unp. 2891; James
Dante, Madison, N. J. 6362
Possum time in Dixie; words and mu-
sic by G. P. Ritchey. © 1c Mar.
22, 1929; E unp. 5025; George Purser
Ritchey, Tunica, Miss. 6363
Potato peelings; from The _ broken
wing, lyrics by Harry Clarke, mu-
sic by Percy Wenrich. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 8, 1929;
EK unp. 45438; Leo Feist, ine., New
York. 6364
Pots and pans; by Dave Prince and
Mel Ball; pf., with melody. © Jan.
31, 1929; 2 ¢ Jan: 31; Ei pub. aia.
Lewis music pub. co., New York.
6365
Pouét! pouét; fox-trot, de l’opérette
Elle est a vous, par Maurice Yvyain,
of France; orch. pts., with words;
pf. conductor and 1st violin conduc-
tor. 4to. © Feb. 25, 1929; 1 c. Mar.
21; E for. 3470; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 6366
Pour ton sourire; mélodie, par KH.
Benda, of France; violin, violon-
cello, contrabasse and pf. 4to. ©
Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 15 1923200)
for. 3179; E. Benda, Nice, France.
6367
Pour toujours; paroles de Jean Lenoir,
mus que de Dora Stroéva et Jean
Lenoir, of France. © Dec. 31, 1928;
1c. Mar. 15, 1929; © for, 31905 Pub-
lications Francis-Day, s. a., Paris.
6368
Praeludium; by Armas Jirnefelt, arr.
by Chas. J. Roberts; full orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. © Feb. 15, 1929 ;
2 e. Mar. 8; E pub. 4017; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 6369
Prairie blues; words and music by -
Spencer Williams. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Feb. 11, 1929;
304
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
6391
E unp. 3624; Georgia music co., New
York. 6370
Prayer; from The broken wing, lyrics
by Harry Clarke, mus:c by Percy
Wenrich. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 8, 1929; E-unp. 4545;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 6371
Prayer of memory; offertory for pipe
organ, by M. Wassenberg. © 1 «.
Mar. 8, 1929; E unp. 4647; May Was-
senberg, Van Wert, O. 6372
Prec-i-ous Bernice; words and music
by A. M. Brown. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Mar. 26, 1929;
E unp. 5104; Aaron M. Brown, Palo
Alto, Calif. 6373
Precious Mar-gar-et ; words and music
by A. M. Brown. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ec. Mar. 19, 1929;
E unp. 4861; Aaron M. Brown, Palo }
Alto, Calif. 6374
Preghiera (La); versi di Luigi Tarta-
glia, musica di Gennaro Marranzini,
of Italy, domiciled at New York;
violin. © 1 c- Mar. 8, 1929; E unp.
4496; Luigi Tartaglia, Albany.
6375
Prelude and dream music; by Ida Bos-
telmann; pf. © Mar. 5, 1929; 2 ec.
Mar. 11; E pub. 4227; G. Schirmer,
inec., New York. 6376
Prélude pour la mort de Tintagiles; de
Eugéne Cools, arrangement par S.
Chapelier, of France; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 «.
Mar. 21, 1929; E for. 3442; Editions
Max Eschig, Paris. 6377
President Herbert Hoover; march, by
Art Gaetke, arr. by A. E. Gaylord;
band. pts., with solo B flat trumpet
conductor. 4to. © Mar. 9, 1929; 2
ec. Mar. 9; E pub. 41384; Arthur
Gaetke, Wisconsin Rapids, Wis.
6378
President Hoover; march, by T. Bucci;
pf. or organ. © Mar. 9, 1929; 2 ¢.
Mar. 9; E pub. 4137; Tacito Bucci,
Vicksburg, Miss. 6379
President Hoover march; words and
music by William Spencer. © Mar.
4, 1929; -.2.¢. Mar, oie pub. 3852 ;
Tr angle music pub. ©)., inc., New
York. 6380
Pretending; words and music by H.
Levine. [Words and melody only]
© 1 e«. Mar. 15, 1929; E unp. 4751;
Hyman Levine, New York. 6381
Pretending; words and music by R.
Montgomery and G. Ward. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Mar. 7,
1929; E unp. 4420; Reggie Monit-
gomery, Pasadena, and George Ward,
Hollywood, Calif. 6382
Pretty bird; two-part cho., words by
Mary Grant O’Sheridan, music by
Louis Victor Saar, op. 123, no. 5;
sop. and alto, 4to. — Mar. 1,
1929; 2 ec. Mar. 7; E pub. 40738; G.
Schirmer, inec., New York. 6383
Pretty flitting butterflies; words by
B. Lampert, music by Al Taylor.
[Words and melody only] © 1 .«.
Mar. 28, 1929; E unp. 5152; Bernice
Lampert, Rochester, N. Y:
6384
Pretty (The) little house that Jack
built, for you and me; words and
musie by John P. Long, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele acc. with
duet version. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Feb. 20, 1929; 1 «.
Feb. 27; E for. 2903; Francis, Day &
Hunter, Itd., London. 6385
Pretty little maid of old Madrid; fox-
trot, words and music by Lou Davis,
J. Fred Coots and Arnold Johnson,
orch. by Ray Heindorf; orch. pts.,
with words. 4to. © Mar. 21, 1929;
2c. Mar. 22; E pub. 4497; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 6386
Pretty little maid of old Madrid; Span-
ish fox-trot song, words and music
by Lou Davis, J. Fred Coots and
Arnold Johnson. © Mar. 20, 1929;
2c. Mar. 22; E pub. 4498; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 6387
Pretty little thing ; fox-trot song, words
and music by Tommy Malie and Lit-
tle Jack Little; pf. and ukulele acc.
© ar: 22, 1929 2c. Mar 25: i
pub. 4547; Leo Feist, ine., New York.
6388
Pretty little thing; words and music
by Tommy Malie and Little Jack
Little. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 15, 1929; E_unp. 4877;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 6389
Preziose (Le) ridicole; commedia lirica
in un atto di Arturo Rossato, mu-
sica di Felice Lattuada, of Italy;
riduzione per canto e pf. © Feb. 8,
1929; 1 c Feb. 8; D pub. 27473;
Casa musicale Sonzogno, Milan.
6390
Primavera dei fiori; versi ¢ musica di
D. Natale; pf. 4to. © Dee. 12,
1928; 2 « Mar. 30, 1929; E pub.
4664; Domenico Natale, Camden,
N). De 6391
330
CATALOGUE OF
6392
Primo (Lu) amore; versi e¢ musica di
P. Sciascia. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Mar. 5, 1929; E unp.
4307; Pasquale Sciascia, Philadel-
phia. 6392
Prince Charming; march, by John
Philip Sousa; band pts., with solo B
fiat trumpet or cornet conductor.
4to. © Feb. 14, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 8;
E pub. 4023; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 6393
Prisionero (Hl) veterano; paso doble,
por Juan Vifniolo Siez; pf. ©l1e.
Mar. 12, 1929; EH unp. 4629; Pedro
Vinolo Fabregas, Santurce, Porto
Rico. 6394
Prisoner’s (The) dream; words and
music by M. Yankowsky; with reci-
tation. New York City, Frank Hard-
ing music house. © Feb. 6, 1929; 2
c. Feb. 26; E pub. 4817; Morris Yan-
kowsky, Newark, N. J. 6395
Processione notturna del Venerdi San-
to; di C. de Nardis, per orchestrina,
con pf. conduttore, riduzione di Ar-
turo De Cecco, of Italy. pts. 4to.
(Scene abruzzesi, no. 1) © Mar. 15,
1929; 1 c« Mar. 16; E for. 3151; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 6396
Proprium de tempore pro vesperis; ab
Adventu usque ad ultimam Domini-
can post Pentecosten, ad exemplar
editionis vaticanae, cantum gregori- .
anum harmonice modulavit Julius
Bas, of France. © Oct. 12, 1928; 1
e. Jan. 18, 1929; A—Foreign 1531;
Desclée & cie., Paris. 6397
Prosit (Hin) der liebe; text von Fritz
Rotter, musik von Anton Profes, of
Germany, instr. von Fred Ralph
[pseud. Hermann Krome], of Ger-
many; orch. pts., with pf. conductor
and ist violin conductor. 4to. ©
Noy. 29, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 18, 1929; E
for. 3252; Richard Birnbach, Berlin.
6398
P’tites (Les) michu; suite d’orch. sur
Y opérette de André Messager,
transcription de Raoul Labis, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. 4to. © Feb. 20, 1929; 1 ¢. Mar.
15; E for. 3206; Choudens, Paris.
6399
Public school loose leaf method; for
individual and ensemble study, by
Carl #. Gardner; string, wood-wind
and reed instruments. Series 1, les-
sons 1-5.—Series 2, lessons 6-10. ©
Jan. 5, 1929; 2 @ each Mar. 8; E
4008, 4007; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 6400, 6401
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 117,(ai Ss, #22
Puccini (Giacomo) Turandot; selec-
tion, arr. and orch. by Richard John
F. Howgill, of Great Britain; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
Mar. 18, 1929; 1 c« Mar. 19; E for.
3329; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 6402:
Puck’s pranks; by Max Herzberg, orch.
by Geo. H. Sanders, organ notation.
by Emil Velazco; orch. pts. © Mar.
15, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 16; E pub. 4290;
Crawford music corp., New York.
6403.
Pupil’s (The) first position album; a
collection of pieces and studies for
violin, compiled by Arthur P.
Schmidt co.; with pf. ace. © Feb.
14, 1929; 2 ec. Feb. 18; E pub. 35783.
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 6404
Pusey (William Henry) Two little
violin solos; wiih pf. acc., by William
Henry Pusey, of Great Britain,
(Polychordia violin solos, additional,
ed. by James Brown) 1. Slumber
song. [1 other] © Feb. 25, 1929;
1 ¢@. Mar. 1; E for. 2915; Stainer &.
Bell, itd., London. 6405.
Pussycat’s (A) I love you; words by
Charles Tobias, music by Henry H.
Tobias. © Mar. 14, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
15; E pub. 4269; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 6406
Qu’en pensez-vous? comédie musicale
en 3. actes, livret Ph. (Géraud,
musique de Henry Coullon, of
France; partition pf. et chant. ©
Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c Mar: 15, 1929; D
pub. 27475; Editions Max Sschig,
Paris. 6407
Quand le bouvier vient du labour;
chanson du Languedoc, recueillie et
harmonisée par Julien Tiersot, of
France. (Mélodles populaires des
provinces de France, 10 série, no. 94)
© Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢. Mar. 8, 1929;
H for. 3105; Heugel, Paris. 6408.
Quartet; in one movement, by James
Lyon, of Great Britain, op. 46; for
2 violins, viola and violoncello. 1.
Pts.—2. Sc. © Feb. 27, 28, 1929571
e. each Mar. 16; E for. 3129, 3130;
Augener, Itd., London. 6409, 6410
Quejas; tango, par José M. Lucchesi,
of Brazil; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to.° © Dec 31, 1928 3
Mar. 15, 1929; E for. 3209; Editions.
Max Eschig, Paris. 6411
Querida; Spanish serenade, by Ed-
ward G. Simon; violin and pf. ©
Feb. 1, 1929; 2 ¢. Mar. 8; Epub:
4030; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
6412
336
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
6433
Rachmaninoff (Sergei) Prelude; op.
32, no. 12, rev. by Alexander Siloti,
of Russia, domiciled at New York;
pf.; in G sharp min. © Feb. 9,
1929; 2 c. Mar. 8; E pub. 4027; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 6413
Radetzky-fox; text von Peter Herz u.
Karl Farkas, musik von Hermann
Leopoldi, of Austria. © Dec. 20,
1928; 1c. Mar. 18, 1929; E for. 3318;
Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herz-
mansky), Leipzig. 6414
Rain in May; two-part song, words by
Kate R. Moffat, traditional air
adapted and arr. by Alfred Moffat,
of Great Britain. 4to. [Staff and
tonie sol-fa notations] © Mar. 14,
Tole) pee ar. 15> HY ‘tor! ‘3006;
Novello & co., ltd., London, 6415
Raindrops and snowflakes ; waltz song,
text and music by Paul Bliss; sop.,
alto and bass. 4to. © Mar. 9, 1929;
2 ec. Mar. 22; E pub. 4469; Raymond
A. Hoffman co., Chicago. 6416
Rajah; oriental ballad blues, music by
Eduard May, of Austria; pf. © Jan.
9, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 13; E for. 3234;
Eduard May, Berlin-Halensee, Ger-
many. 6417
Raphael (Gitinter) Konzert; fiir
violine und orch., von G. Raphael,
of Germany, op. 21; violin and pf.;
C dur. 1. Toccata. [2 others] ©
Feb. 26, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 13; E for.
3020; Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig.
6418
Rapsodie; pour violoncelie et orch.,
par Jean Rivier, of France. Reduc-
tion for violoncello and pf. © Dee.
ol, 1928"°)t%e Mar. 8, 1929: ' EY for.
3068; Editions Maurice Senart,
Paris. 6419
Rattle off a tune; words and music by
N. H. Saylor. © 1c. Mar. 18, 1929;
E unp. 4815; Nathan Harold Saylor,
Chicago. 6420
Reaper (The); a system of technical
studies in left hand violin technique.
by P. Bissing. Chicago, I11., Bissing
master school of violin playing. 4to.
© Feb. 11, 1929; 2c. Feb. 18; E pub.
3946; Petrowitsch Bissing, Chicago.
6421
Recreation; by Dante Carrozzini, arr.
by Walter G. Schad; orch., pts., with
pf. conductor. © Mar. 5, 1929; 2 «¢.
Mar. 11; E pub. 4226; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 6422
Red! red!! red!!! talking song, words
and music by E. Green, music arr. by
Fred. Watson. [Words and melody
only] ©1ce. Mar. 138, 1929; E unp.
4682; Eddie Green, New York. 6423
Redeemer (The) of the world; two-
part cantata, arr. from the cantata
for mixed voices. The world’s
Redeemer, text arr. and music by
Fred B. Holton; women’s cho. or
junior choirs. 4to. © Sept. 1, 1928;
2c. and aff. Sept..29; A 1056861;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 6424
Regard sur le passé; scéne mélan-
colique, par F. July, of France; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Dee. 31, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 8, 1929; E
for. 3079; Choudens, Paris. 6425
Regrets; suite lyrique, partition
dorch., par Gdsta Nystroem, of
Sweden. nos. 1-5. © Dee. 31, 1928;
1c. Mar. 8, 1929; E for. 3065; Edi-
tions Maurice Senart, Puris. 6426
Rejoice ye pure in heart; music by
B. Justin Ratcliffe ; cho. for women’s
voices. 4to. © Mar. 15, 1929; 2 ¢.
Mar. 13; E pub. 4187; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 6427
Remembrance; mazurka, by P. Tuc-
ciarone, op. 4, no. 1; violin and pf.
New York City, Pat progressive ed.
co. © Feb. 15, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 16;
E pub. 43834; Pasquale Tucciarone,
New York. 6428
Remembrances; by Louis Victor Saar,
opy 125a 3) violin and; pt... ©,..Magt 4,
1929>..2) ey, Mar, 5; #..peb:.. 3928;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
6429
Reminiscence; by D. Friedman, op. 1,
no. 2; violin and pf. New York
City, N. Y., Sigler’s music co. ©
Mar. 25,.1929:.2 ¢c..Mar, 256.) pub.
4530; David Friedman, Brooklyn.
6430
Renard (Le) chez les poules; opérette
en trois actes de André Mouézy-Eon
et Alfred Machard, musique de
Tiarko Richepin, of France; parti-
tion chant et pf. © Feb. 20, 1929;
1 ec. Mar. 15; D pub. 27476; Chou-
dens, Paris. 6431
Rendezvous (A) with you; words by
L. Galioway, music by Chester
Escher. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1929; E unp. 4401;
Louis Galloway, Cleveland. 6432
Renunciation; words and music by
H. H. Herr. © 1. Mar. 9, 1929;
E unp. 4517; Helen Hoyle Herr,
Washington. 6433
397
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6434
pt. 111, es. a
Resbalon (El); tango. de Justina
Robero [pseud. of H. W. Rauber] ; pf.
[Photostat] © 1c. Feb. 19, 1929;
E unp. 4974; Houston W. Rauber,
Montclair, N. J. 6434
Resignation; foxtrott, von Gerhard
Mohr, of Germany; jazz-orch., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Feb. 4, 1929;
1c Feb. 26; E for. 2984; Musik-
verlag City, Leipzig. 6435
Respighi (Ottorino) Toccata; per pf.
e orch., riduzione del II. pf. di Sal-
vatore Messina, of Italy; 2 pfs. ©
Mar. 15, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 16; E for.
3155; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 6436
Response [and] Three-fold amen;
music by Ethel McDermott Olver;
mixed voices. 4to. © Mar. 21, 1929;
2c. Mar. 22; E pub. 4460; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 6437
Restlessness; 3-pt. cho., words by
Estelle Clark, music by Palmer
Clark; men’s voices. 4to.
1, 1929; 2c. Mar. 8; E pub. 3995;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 6438
Resurrection; Easter anthem, words
and music by Mary Williams
Belcher; solo sop., children’s choir
and mixed quartet; organ ace. 4to.
© Mar. 4, 1929; 2c. Mar. 5; E pub.
3864; H. W. Gray co., New York.
6439
Revenge; valse, motif de film Ven-
geance, paroles anglaises de Lewis
et Young, paroles francaises
de Robert Valaire, of France,
musique de Harry Akst; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Dee. 31, 1928; 1 ©.
Mar. 8, 1929; E for. 3045; Publica-
tions Francis-Day, Paris. 6440
Rhapsodic march; by Dudley Peele;
organ. obl. 8vo. © Mar. 5, 1929;
2 ¢. Mar. 7; Epub. 3978; Clayton F’.
Summy co., Chicago. 6441
Rhapsodie espagnole; pour pf. par
C. Maduro. New York, N. Y., Selma
mercantile corp. © Feb. 10, 1929;
2c. Mar. 5; E pub. 3985; Charles
Maduro, New York. 6442
Rheinisch land; fiir mAinnerchor, text
u. musik von Joseph Schuth, of Ger-
many, op. 10. 4to. © Nov. 28, 1928;
Liven! Mare 18,0 1929° 7H for" e20e ;
Hans Kessler, Trier, Germany. 6443
Rhythm (The) band series; for kin-
dergarten and primary grades, by
Lyravine Votaw, Ruth Laederach
and Cora Mannheimer. vy. 2. 4to.
© Mar. 7, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 22; EB
© Feb. °
pub. 4470; Raymond A. Hoffman co.,
Chicago. 6444
Rhythmic fantasy; by Phil Saltman;.
pf. © Feb. 9, 1929; 2c. Mar. 19;
E pub. 4376; Denton & MHaskins.
music pub. co., inc., New York. 6445.
Rich man, poor man; from Spring is.
here, words by Lorenz Hart, musi¢
by Richard Rodgers; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Mar. 14, 1929; 2 ¢, Mar 16;
E pub. 4385; Harms, ine., New York.
6446.
Richards (Katherine Louise) Waltz;
op. 44; melody with pf. acc.; in D
Major. © 1 ¢. Mar. 14, 1929: EK.
unp. 4732; Katherine Louise Rich-
ards, New York. 6447
Ricordanza; by Ed. Poldini, of Hun-
gary,.op. 112, no. 2: pt. ©) Wecmras
1928; 2.¢. Dec, .19:> Hi pubes 2atae
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
6448
Ride ’em, cowboy; words and music
by Ned Underhill [i. e. E. H. Under-
hill] © 1c. Mar. 20, 1929; E unp.
4898; Edwin H. Underhill, Kansas
City, Mo. 6449
Ride on, King Jesus; negro spiritual,
music arr. by Harry T. Burleigh.
© Mar. 18, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 19; EB
pub. 4516; G. Ricordi & co., ine,
New York. 6450
Ridin’ on the clouds, since you said
that you loved me; words and music
by Nelson A. Chon and Harold
Stokes, arr. by Rube Bennett; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Mar. 13, 1929;
2 ¢. Mar. 16; E pub. 4395; Milton
Weil music co., Chicago. 6451
Riding on the elevated railroad; words
and music by F. Marvin. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Mar. 18,
1929; E unp. 4823; Frankie Marvin,
Mamaroneck, N. Y. 6452
Rigodons dauphinois; en suite, recueil-
lis et harmonisés par Julien Tiersot,
of France. (Mélodies populaires des
provinces de France, 10° série, no.
100) © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢. Mar, 8,
1929; E for. 3111; Heugel, Paris.
6453
Ripples; by A. Louis Scarmolin; pf.
© Mar. 1, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 7; E pub.
4047; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
6454
Rippling (The) brooklet; petite etude
de concert, by Dorothy Harris, of
Great Britain, op. 13; pf. © Mar.
18, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 22; E pub. 4579;
B. F. Wood music co., Boston. 6455
338
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929 6477
Riquet 4 la houppe; morceaux détachés Mortimer Wilson; pf. © Mar. 6,
de la comédie musicale en trois 1929; 2 c. Mar. 7; E pub. 3968;
actes et un prologue, poéme de Raoul Century music pub. co., New York.
Gastambide, musique de Georges 6468
Hiie, of France. nos. 1-3, 5. ©
an. 20, 192998Bec. 32,: 1928; 1c.
each Mar. 8, 1929; E for. 3087-3089,
3091; Heugel, Paris. 6456-6459
Riquet A la houppe; prélude et danse,
morceau détaché de la comédie musi-
eale en trois actes et un prologue,
musique de Georges Hiie, of France;
pf. © Jan. 20, 1929; 1 ¢. Mar. 8;
E for. 3090; Heugel, Paris. 6460:
Risen triumphant; Easter service,
[compiled] by G. C. Tullar. 8vo.
© Feb. 4, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Apr. 8;
AA 12855; Grant Colfax Tullar, New
York. 6461
Rising moon; waltz, words and music
by B. E. Cline. New York City,
Frank Harding music house. ©
Feb. 25, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 8; E pub.
4332; Barney E. Cline, Pocatello, Id.
6462
River, river (Rio, rio) ; Chilean folk-
song, [with English tr.] by Fred-
erick H. Martens, arr. as pt.-song
for sop., alto and bar. by Stephen
Zoltai. 4to. © Mar. 18, 1929; 2 c.
Mar. 20; FE pub. 4408;-J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 6463
River, river (Rio, rio) ; words by Fred-
erick H. Martens, Chilean folksong
arr. aS part-song for sop. 1, 2 and
alto by Stephen Zoltai. 4to. ©
Mar. sf, 4ecece ¢. Mar..12: EK. pub.
4159; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
6464
Road house stomp; by Douglas Wil-
liams. [Melody only] © 1c. Feb.
28, 1929; E unp. 4187; Southern
music pub. co., inc., New York. 6465
Roberts (Chas. J.) Intermezzo; by
Henry Wiegand [pseud. of C. J.
Roberts!|, op. 2 saer by. Chas. J.
Roberts; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Dee. 4, 1928; 2¢
Feb. 11, 1929; E pub. 3380; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 6466
Robin on the apple tree; unison song,
words by Margaret G. Rhodes, music
by George Rathbone, of Great Bri-
tain. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Mar. 18, 1929; 1 «.
Mar. 19; E for. 3124; Novello & co.,
Itd., London. 6467
Robin’s (The) departure; by Leander
Fisher, simplified transcription by
Rocker moon; slumber song, words by
Caro Taylor West, music by M. V.
Dunham. © 1 ¢. Mar. 13, 1929;
E unp. 4662; Mary Van Arsdale
Dunham, San Francisco. 6469
Rocky road; mood spiritual, fox-trot,
by Arthur Gibbs, orch. by Ted Nix-
on; orch. pts. © Jan. 23, 1929; 2 ¢.
Mar. 19; E pub. 4878; Denton &
Haskins music pub. co., inc., New
York. 6470
Roguish little sunbeams; by Louise
Godfrey Ogle, selected, ed., annota-
ted and fingered by John M. Wil-
Mamss. Dt. dc) <HeD, 20, ood: La, eC.
Mar. 9; E pub. 4093; Boston music
co., Boston. 6471
Roi (Le) d’Yvetot ; operette en 3 actes,
poéme de Louis Payen, musique de
Camille Boucoiran, of France; par-
tition pf. et chant. © Dee. 31, 1928;
LG: Mar o21, 1929,:.1)-pub... 2481 «
Editions Max Eschig, Paris. 6472
Roll away clouds; from Virginia, by
Jack Waller and J. A. Tunbridge,
arr. by J. Ord Hume, of Great Brit-
tain; band, with solo cornet B flat
conductor. 24mo. © Mar. 4, 1929;
tle. Mar 14°" Eh for. “sis > Harms;
inc.. New York. 6473
Roll on deep ocean roll on; words and
music by Elmo Tanner; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 c Mar.
11; E pub. 4151; Melrose bros. music
co., inc., Chicago. 6474
Rolseth (Bjarne) Twelve melodious
etudes; without octaves, by Bjarne
Rolseth, of Norway, domiciled at
Brooklyn, op. 37; pf. © Mar. 14,
1929; 2c. Mar. 12; E pub. 4165; Rol-
seth pub. co., Brooklyn. 6475.
fox trot, written and
composed by Ray Boyd, of Great
Britain; pf. ace. with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Mar. 25, 1929; 1 c. Mar.
26; E for. 3524; B. Feldman & co.,
London. 6476
Roly Farola;
Romance; by P. Chiappinelli,of Italy,
domiciled at Bridgeport, Conn.; vio-
lin and pf. © 1c. Mar. 20, 1929;
E unp. 4980; Peter Chiappinelli,
Bridgeport, Conn. 6477
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6478
pt. I11, n.s., v. 24
Romance; in the silence of night, by
S. Rachmaninoff, op. 4, no. 3, tran-
scribed for cello and pf. by Alexan-
der Siloti, of Russia, domiciled at
New York, cello pt. rev. by Pablo
Casals, of Spain, domiciled at New
York. © Feb. 9, 1929; 2 ¢. Mar. 8;
EH pub. 4025; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 6478
Romance and tragedy in birdland; a
cantata in 4 acts, words and music
by A. S. Kilgore. © 1 c. Mar. 29,
1929; D unp. 27477; Anna S. Kil-
gore, Philadelphia. 6479
Rondeau and Le sabat; by Francois
Couperin, arr., ed. fingered and
bowed by James Brown, Great Brit-
ain, violin, aud pt. \°© sMar 25,
1$29*" 1c.’ Mar.,.26;, Bi, for, 3573 ;
Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 6480
Rooper (Jasper B.) Three Hindus-
tani songs; words arr. from the
original text by Peter Hastings, mu-
sic arr. by J. P. Rooper, of Great
Britain. London, J. Curwen & sons,
Itd. 1. The boatman’s song. [2
others] © Feb. 19, 1929; 1 c. Feb.
20; E for. 2990; Jasper B. Rooper,
Shoreham, Sussex, England. 6481
Rosa carissima; Neopolitan [!]_ bal-
lad, words and music by E. H. Hum-
ble. © 1c. Mar. 13,, 1929; E unp.
4690; Edwin H. Humble, Chicago.
6482
Rosa la gitana; one step espagnol,
paroles de J. Combe et Audiffred,
musique de Eug. Gavel, of France;
oreh. pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
© Dec: 81) 1928) fe’ Mar. 21,1929;
i for. 3421; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris: 6483
Rosa la gitana; one step espagnol,
paroles de Jules Combe et. Audiffred,
musique de Hugéne Gavel, of France.
(©) Dec. 31, 1928; 1 e. Mar. 21, 1929;
E for. 34385; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 6484
Rosalie, I’ll make you mine, in blos-
som time; words and music by L. M.
Collver, of Canada. © 1. Mar. 6,
1929: E unp. 4560; Lela May Coll-
yer, Waterford, Ontario, Canada.
6485
Rosaline; waltz ballad, words and mu-
sie by Jack E. Kelly [pseud. of J.
E. Tomek], arr. by Len Fleming. ©
1 ce Jan. 14, 1929; E unp. 2800;
Joseph Edwan Tomek, Warren, O.
6486
Rose nocturne; ballet pantomime en 1
acte, musique par Alex Puget, of
France; pf. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 «.
Mar. 15, 1929; E for. 3213; Hditions
Max HEschig, Paris. 6487
Rose of Argentine; words and music
by T. G. De Monico. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 11, 1929;
EK unp. 4579; Thaddeus Grandier De
Monieco, Indianapolis. 6488
Rose of my dreams; words and music
by A. L. Evans. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ce. Mar. 13, 1929;
E unp. 4672; Aura Lee Evans, Weir-
ton, W. Va. 6489
Rose of my heart; waltz, words by S.
Pitarra, music by Steve Clark. Bal-
timore, Md., Belvedere music pub.
co. © Mar. 2, 1929; 2 ‘e) Mime
E pub. 3888; Sam Pitarra, Balti-
more. 6490
Rose of Romany; lyric by Jack Mes-
kill, music by Joseph M. Weiss and
Irving Weill. [Words and melody
‘ only] ©1c¢ Mar. 5, 1929; BH unp,
4259; Arthur Behim music corp.,
New York. 6491
Rose of to-morrow; words and music
by J. F. Rice. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Mar. 7, 1929; E unp.
4465; John F. Rice, Farmington,
Conn. 6492
Rose (The) that broke my heart; by
Redferne Hollinshead and Jesse M.
Winne, orch. by E. Chas. Eggett;
vocal orch. pts. 4to. © Mar. 5,
1929; 2 ec. Mar. 8; E pub. 4122; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 6493
Rosen und frau’n; tango, text von Theo
Halton und K. Brill, musik von
Franz Grothe, of Germany. © Jan.
1, 1929; 1 @ Mar. 18; E for. 3826;
Edition Karl Briill, Berlin. 6494
Roses du matin; sérénade, de Chris-
tophe Maony, arr. de Edouard Ber-
vily, of France; orch. pts., with pf.
eonductor. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1928;
1 ec. Mar. 21, 1929; BH for. 3419; EKdi-
tions Max Eschig, Paris. 6495
Roses in the rain; words by Geo. A.
Little, music by Billy Baskette and
Jesse Crawford; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Mar. 18, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 18; HB
pub. 4346; Harold Rossiter music ¢€o.,
Chicago. 6496
Rossi (M. de) Andantino; transcribed
for violin and pf. by Mario Corti, of
340
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
Italy, domiciled ,at New York. ©
Feb. 7, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 8; E pub.
4000; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
6497
Rossini (Gioacchina Antonio) La
Gazza ladra; ouverture, arr. par F.
Salabert, of France; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor and violin 1 conductor.
4to. © Feb. 25, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 21;
E for. 3451; Francis Salabert, Paris.
6498
Rosy-tinted dreams; lyric and melody
by A. K. Lynch, pf. ace. by Clara
Grindell. © 1 ¢. Mar. 19, 1929; HB
unp. 4858; Ada Kyle Lynch, Venado,
Calif. 6499
Rote rosen; slow-fox, aus Rosen aus
Florida, text von A. M. Willner u.
Heinz Reichert, musik von Leo Fall,
of Austria, musikalische einrichtung
fiir das theater von Hrich Wolfgang
Korngold, of Austria. © Mar. 15.
fee, 1%: Mar 7’; BH) for S027’: ‘B:
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz. 6500
Route (La) bienheureuse; ouverture,
par Gabriel-Marie et Hans Ourdine,
both of France; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Feb. 25, 1929;
1 ce. Mar. 21; E for. 3411; S. Chape-
lier, Paris. 6501
Rover’s (The) prayer; 4 pt. ,, Cho.,
words by Elizabeth Evelyn Moore,
music by Robert S. Flagler; men’s |
voices. 4to. © Mar. 24, 1929; 2 e.
Mar. 27; E pub. 4609; Harold Flam-
mer, inc., New York. 6502
Royal flush stomp; melody by K. A.
Roane. ©1c. Feb. 21, 1929; E unp.
4359; Kenneth A. Roane, New York.
6503
Rub-a-tub-lues; by Duke Ellington; pf.
© Feb. 26, 1929; 2 c Mar. 11; B
pub. 4148: Gotham music service,
inec., New York. 6504
Rubenola; uovelty fox-trot, composed
by Rudy Wiedoeft, and Hugo Frey,
orchestration scored by Hugo Frey;
orch. pts. 4to. © Mar. 29, 1929;
2c. Mar. 30; E pub. 4676; Robbins
music corp., New York. 6505
_ Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch )
Kamennoi ostrow; op. 10, no. 2, sim-
plified transcription by Mortimer
Wiison; pf. © Mar. 6, 1929; 2 ec.
Mar. 7; E pub. 3966; Century music
pub. co., New York. 6506
Vesper bells; kamennoi ostrow,
arr. by Kenneth A. Hallett and J.
Marvin Hanna; mixed voices. 4to.
47158—29——_7
6517
© Mar. 4, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 6; E pub.
3912; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 6507
Rugby; mouvement symphonique, par-
tition d’orch., par A. Honegger, of
Switzerland. © Dee. 31, 1928; 1 e.
Mar. 8, 1929; E for. 3071; [© Edi-
tions Maurice Senart, Paris. 6508
Rune (The) of hospitality; old Gaelic
rune recovered by Kenneth McCleod,
music by Bernard Everett, of Great
Britain. London, Stainer & Bell,
ltd... © Mar.’ 11, 1929: 1 e. ‘Mar. 13:
EK for. 3154; Bernard Everett, Lon-
don. 6509
Rush in blues; by Irving Mills, Jack
Pettis and Al. Goering; pf. © Feb.
26, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 11; E pub. 4149;
Gotham music service, ine, New
York. 6510
Rusina chi vO fari; words by A. De
Simone, music by Sisto Lunetta
[pseud, of S. Luna] [Words and
melody only] © 1 «¢. Mar. 7, 1929;
HK unp. 4423; Andrea De Simone and
Sisto Luna, New York. 6511
Russian craddle [!] song; words by
A. S. Poushkin, tr. and music by
Maude Aurochs [i.e. M. M. Aurochs],
of Russia, domiciled at Seattle. ©
1c. Mar. 9, 1929; E unp. 4527; Marie
Madelaine Aurochs, Seattle. 6512
Russian love song; words by Carl
John Bostelmann, words by Ida
Bostlemann ; med. or high voice. ©
Mar. 1, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 7; H pub.
4074; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
6513
Russie (La); sonata, by Carlyon De
Lyle, of Great Britain; violin; with
pf. acc.- © Mar. 21, 1929; 1 c. Mar.
22; E for. 3341; Swan & co. (Music
publishers) Itd., London. 6514
Russlan and Ludmilla; overture, by M.
Glinka, arr. by Frank Winterbottom,
of Great Britain; military band pts.,
with conductor. © Mar. 11, 1929;
1c Mar. 22; E for. 3349; Hawkes &
son (London) Itd., London. 6pi5 ~
Rustle of autumn; by G. Sindeng; pf.
© Mar. 14, 1929; 2c. Mar. 15; E pub.
4267; Century music pub. co., New
York. 6516
Sa valse, dans la revue du Moulin
rouge, par F. Wolter, of France;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor and 1st
violins conductor. 4to. © Dec. 31,
1928; 1 c. Mar. 21, 1929; B for. 3449;
[© Francis Salabert, Paris. 6517
341
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6518
Sabbath (A) peace is on the earth;
sacred song, words by Mary M.
Adams, music by W. R. Voris; mixed
voices. 4to. © Mar. 14, 1929; 2 c.
Mar. 16; E pub. 4282; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago.
Sad news blues; words and music by
Lemon Jefferson. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 7, 1929;
E unp. 4483; Chicago music pub. co.,
inc., Chicago. 6519
Sadie Malone; words and music by
C. M. Keil, of Canada. © 1 c. Mar.
12, 1929; E unp. 5081; Colin Macken-
zie Keil, Osaquan, Ontario, Canada.
6520
Safety .crusader’s march; words and
music by Edward A. Morgan.
(Cover-title:—We are the safety
crusaders, safety crusaders march)
©: Feb. 15, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 14; E
pub. 4891; F, B. Haviland pub. co.,
New York. 6521
Safety or sorrow; words by R. L.
Klein, music by Hy Baum [i. e.
Henry G. Baum]; violin. © 1 e.
Mar. 13, 1929; E unp. 4659; Rudolph
Louis Klein, St. Louis. 6522
Sailing through blue skies with me;
aviator’s love call, words and music
by A. M. Shafter. © 1c. Mar. 14,
1929; E unp. 4801; Alfred M. Shaf-
ter, Brooklyn. 6523
Sailor’s dream; fox trott, ftir salon-
orch. stimmen, mit text, von Josef
Hess, of Germany, op. 4, no. 3. 4to.
© Sept. 30, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 18, 1929;
E for. 3269; Johann André, Offen-
bach/M., Germany. 6524
Sailor’s dream; foxtrott, text und mu-
sik: von Josef Felix Hess, of Ger-
many, op. 4, no. 3. © Sept. 30, 1928 ;
1 ce. Mar. 13, 1929; E for. 3273; Jo-
hann André, Offenbach/M., Peay.
6525
Saint (La) Blaise; chant du laboureur
de la Dombes, recueilli et harmonisé
par Julien Tiersot, of France. (Mé-
lodies populaires des provinces de
France, 10° série, no. 93) © Dec. 31,
1928; 1 c. Mar. 8, 1929; E for. 3104;
Heugel, Par.s. 6526
St. James’ infirmary ; words and music
by Joe Primrose. © Mar. 4, 1929;
2 c. Mar. 26; E pub. 4595; Gotham
musie service, inc., New York. 6527
St. Lou's bound; words and music by
Lloyd Smith. [Chords, single staff]
© 1c. Mar. 28, 1929; EB unp. 5173;
Lester Melrose, Chicago. 6528
6518 ©
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
St. Patrick’s (A) day prelude; tradi-
tional melody with variations, by
Eugene Bonn; organ. obl. 8vo. ©
Mar. 14, 1929 : 2c. Mar. 19; E pub.
4357 ; Eugene Bonn, Rochester, N. Y.
6529
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) Ouver-
ture d’un opéra-comique; pour petit
orch. par Roger Branga, of France;
orch, pts., with pf. conductor. ©
Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c@ Mar. 8, 1929;
for. 83061; Durand et cie., Paris.
6530
St. Viator college loyalty song; words
by James R. Dalrymple and John
F. Ryan, music arr. by Lesle J.
Roch. 4to. © Mar. 2, 1929; 2 «¢.
Mar. 6; E pub. 3889; St. Viator col-
lege, Bourbonnais, Ill. 6531
Saita la belle; legende persane, pa-
roles de Pierre Thomas, musique de
Dardany, of France. © Mar. 20,
1929; 1 ec Mar. 21; E for. 3333; So-
ciété anonyme des. éditions Ricordi,
Paris. 6532
Salutatory ; words and music by F. G.
Crawford. © 1. Feb. 4, 1929; EB
unp. 4742; Florence Gloria Craw-
ford, San Francisco. 6533
Saluto (Il) di Gioviale; mazurka, di
Giovanni Gioviale, of Italy. [Mel-
ody only] © 1 ¢. Mar. 21, 1929;
E unp. 4925; Giovanbattista Rizzo,
Brooklyn. 6534
Salvage; words and music by Horace
Smythe [pseud. of H. W. B. Smith]
[Words and melody only] ©le«
Mar. 8, 1929; E unp. 4453; Horace
W. B. Smith, San Francisco. 6535:
San Clemente a Casauria; di C. de
Nardis, per orchestrina con pf. con-
duttore, r.duzione di Arturo De
Cecco, of Italy. pts. 4to. (Scene
abruzzesi, no. 2) © Mar. 18, 1929;
1c. Mar. 19; E for. 3330; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 6536
Sangen i Norden; i digte af Axel Juel,
musik af Fini Henriques, of Den-
mark, [and others]; mixed voices.
© Feb. 22, 1929; 1 « Mar. 9; E for.
3025; Dansk Korforening, Copen-
hagen. 6537
Santa Lucia; Neapolitan boat song,
transeribed by Calvin Grooms; violin
and pf. © Mar. 6, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 7;
E pub. 3970; Century music pub. co.,
New York. 6538
Sara; canzone tango, di Priamo H.
Gnecco, of Italy ; pf. © 1c. Nov. 12,
1928; E unp. 1582 ; Abramo Allione,
Milan. 6539
342
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
6558
Sarabanda; di Riccardo Pick-Mangia-
galli, of Italy; pf. © Mar. 26, 1929;
1 c. Mar. 28; EB for. 3521; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 6540
Sarabande in D minor; by J. Fro-
berger, transcribed by Harold Crax-
ton, of Great Britain; violin and pf.
(©) Jan.,2, 1929); 1c. Keb. 11; H.for-.
3508; Schott & co., Itd., London.
6541
Sarsaparilla; written and composed by |
Fred Holt, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Feb. 20, 1929; 1 c.
Feb. 27; E for. 2901; Francis, Day
& Hunter, Itd., London. 6542
Save it pretty mama; words and music
by Donald Redman. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 23, 1929;
E unp. 5027; Georgia music co., New
York. 6543
Savoy (The) hunting medley; one-
step. arr. by Debroy Somers, of Great
Britain; pf. with words and ukulele
acc. © Mar. 1, 1929; 1c. Mar. 5;
E for. 2890; Keith, Prowse & ¢o.,
Itd., London. 6544
Saxanna; by M. Saxe; E flat alto
saxophone solo, with pf. acc. ©
Mar. 28, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 27; E pub.
4694; Morey Saxe, Boston. 6545
Say it to the ediphone; words and
music by Art. Walsh [i. e. Arthur
L. Walsh]; pf. 4to. © Mar. 18,
1929; 2 ec. Mar. 23; E pub. 4487;
Thomas A. Edison, ine. West
Orange, N. J. 6546
Say something; words by Lou Davis,
music by J. Fred Coots; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Feb. 26, 1929; 2 c.
Mar. 1; E pub. 3801; Remick music
corp., New York. 6547
Say you love me, that’s all; lyric and
music by Vera Elizabeth Goodwin.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Mar, 16, 1929; HH unp. 4700 ., Vera
E. Goodwin, Canton, O. 6548
Searlet jazz; by D. Tiomkin, of Rus-
Sia, domiciled at New York; ist
violin. © 1c. Mar. 7, 1929; E unp.
4456; Dimitri Tiomkin, New York.
6549
Seattin’ the cat; by Archie Gottler,
Con Conrad and Sidney D. Mitchell.
[Melody only] © 1 ¢. Mar. 14,
1929; E unp. 5086; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc., New York. 6550
Scénes mystiques; par Louis Billaut
et René Jacquemont, both of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. 4to. 1. Au crépuscule. [1
other] © Feb. 25, 1929; 1 ¢ Mar.
21; E for. 3407; F. Moulin, Cannes,
France. 6551
Schenk mir die nacht; tango, aus Die
frau in gold, worte von Leopold Ja-
eobson u. Bruno Hardt-Warden, mu-
sie von Michael Krausz, of Hun-
gary, klavier arr. von Otto Linde-
mann. © Feb. 26, 1929; 1 c Mar.
20; E for. 3160; Drei masken ver-
lag, a. g., Berlin. 6552
Scherzino; by Paul Zilcher, of Ger-
many, op. 222, no. 4; violin, Ist po-
Sition, and pf!’ ‘(© Mar. 1,'1929; 2 c.
Mar. 7; E pub. 4062; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 6553
Schlager (Die) aus Zu befehl, schéne
frau; gesangstexte von Richard
Kessler u. Franz Borden, musik vom
Paul Ottberg, of Germany, arr. von
Otto Lindemann, of Germany. Zu
befehl. schéne frau. [5 others] ©
Oct: 19:1 1928 oti ver Mar: 13)" £929)-
E for. 3251; Rondo-verlag, Berlin.
6554
Schmiede (Die) im walde; idylle, ftir
grosses oreh., mit pf. -direction wu.
violino 1. direction, von Theodor
Michaelis, of Germany, op. 126, arr.
von L. Zeitlberger, of Germany.
pis.” 4tof (O@uOct) 31, 01928 3 iG -e,
Mar. 13, 1929; HE for. 3245; Ruhle
& Wendling, Leipzig. 6555
Schén ist der Mai in Vorderindien,
Hinterindien; fox-trot, text von
Beda, musik von Richard Fall, of
Austria. © Oct. 10, 1928; 1 ¢ Dec.
13; E for. 1435; Wiener bohéme-
verlag, Vienna. 6556.
Schdénbrunner (Die); walzer, von Jo-
sef Lanner, op. 200, arr. von Leopold
Weninger, of Austria; orch. pits.,
with violin 1 conductor. 4to. ©
Mar. 0 1929: Le Maro Ree nor,
3401; Anton J. Benjamin, Leipzig.
6557
Schonste (Das) der wunder auf er-
den; valse boston, aus Rosen aus
Florida, text von A. M. Willner u-
Heinz Reichert, musik von Leo
Fall, of Austria, musikalische ein-
richtung ftir das theater yon Erick
Wolfgang Korngold, of Austria. ©
Mar,,.15, A929 tie Mir et sek. TOT:
3029; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz.
6558
043
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6559
Schubert (Franz Peter) Come to the
meadows; cho. of Shepherds from
Rosamunde, translated from _ the
German of Wilhelmine von Chezy by
J. Sebastian Matthews; op. 26, no.
4; mixed voices. 4to. © Mar. 7,
1929; 2 c«. Mar. 18; E pub. 4492;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 6559
Litany; for the feast of All souls,
words by J. G. Jacobi, tr. by E. A.
Barrell, music by Franz Schubert.
[English and German texts] ©
Mars 1, 1929; 2c. iMar.95; BH apub.
3927; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 6560
—— Moment musical; by Fr. Schu-
bert, op. 94, no. 3, arr. by Preston
Ware Orem; rhythmic orch. of toy
instruments and pf., with teacher’s
se. 4to. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
5; E pub. 3915; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 6561
—— Moment musical; by Schubert, op.
94, no. 3, arr. for string quartet or
string orch. by Charles Woodhouse,
of Great Britain; pts., with pf. con-
ductor. © Feb. 15, 1929; 1 c.. Mar.
2; E for. 2912; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) itd., London. 6562
Rosamunde; entr’acte 2, arr. by
Frank Louis Taylor, of Great Brit-
ain; violin and pf. (J Violinist’s
treasury, v. 3) © Sept. 14, 1928;
1 ce. Oct. 1; E for. 241; Alfred Leng-
nick & co., Itd., London. 6563
Schubert symphony suite; se-
lected and arr. by Aileen Bennett;
beginners orch. Conductor’s se. 1.
The unfinished symphony. [3
others] © Mar. 12, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
15; E pub. 4259; Gamble hinged
musie co., Chicago. 6564
Unfinished symphony ; first move-
meut, arr. by Helen Chrystal Ben-
der; triangle, tambourine, cymbals,
gong, drum and pf. sc. © Mar. 22,
1929: 2 c. Mar. 25; Epub. 4977;
Schroeder & Gunther, inc, New
York. 6565
Schumann (Robert Alexander )
Kreisleriana; op. 16, no. 4, arr. par
F. Salabert, of France; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and 1st violins
conductor. 4to. © Feb. 25. 1929;
1 ce. Mar. 21; E for. 3448; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 6566
——The merry peasant; arr. by
Gladys Cumberland, of Great Brit-
ain; percussion band pts., with
pt. 111, n.s., v. 24
child-conductor’s sc, pf. conductor
and pf. duet. © Jan. 21, 1929; ic.
Feb. 7; E for. 3499; Warren & Phil-
lips, London. 6567.
-—— Triiumerei; arr. for string quar-
tet or string orch. by Charles Wood-
house, of Great Britain; pts, with
pf. conductor. © Feb. 19, 1929; 1 ¢.
Mar. 6; E for. 2913; Hawkes & son
(London) Itd., London. 6568
Schwarzes (Hin) liebespaar; fiir
orch. stimmen, mit 2 Saxophone-
solo, o. violine u. cello-solo, 0. oboe
u. fagott-solo, pf. direction u. vio-
lino 1. direction, von B. Leopold, of
Czechoslovakia, op. 84. © Oct. 31,
1928; 1:-e..(Mar: .13)) 19295) aor
3244; Ruhle & Wendling, Leipzig.
6569
Schweinauer (Der) tanz; text 18.
jahrhundert, musik bearb. fiir min-
nerchor von Walther Moldenhauer,
of Germany, op. 38. 4to. © Dee.
31, 1927; 1 .¢. Keb..2; 1929> BH ftom
2663; Kar! Hochstein, Heidelberg,
Germany. 6570
Seotland yet; words by Henry Scott
Riddell, melody by Peter McLeod,
arr. by Kenneth Finlay, of Great
Britain; male choir. 4to. Aug.
9, 1928; 1 c.. Aug. 22;, BE for; sour
Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 6571
Scout and guide marches; by Robert
S. Thornton, of Great Britain; pf.
1. Flag of honour. [5 others] ©
Feb. 28, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 5; BH for.
2889; Banks & son, York, England.
6572
Seriabine (A.) Htude; op. 2, rev. by
Alexander Siloti, of Russia, domi-
ciled at New York; pf.; in C sharp
min. © Feb. 9, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 8;
E pub. 4029; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 6573
Serub song; words by William T. Jor-
dan, music by M. H. Harris; pf. ©
1 « Mar. 27, 1929; H unp. Si2ae
Morgan Hovey Harris, Boston.
6574
Sea (The) and the seagulls; for small
orch., by J. H. Darlington. New
York, H. W. Gray co. 1. Pfi.—2.
1st violin.—8. 2nd violin.—4. Viola.—
5. Bass—6. Flute—7. Cello—_S8.
Oboe. © Mar. 4, 1929; 2 ec each
Mar. 5; E pub. 8866-8873; James
Henry Darlington, Harrisburg, Pa.
6575-6582
Sea-fever; poem by John Mansfield,
music by Mark Andrews; low voice.
© Mar. 1, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 7; E pub.
4065; G. Schirmer, inc., New or
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
Searching in vain; fox-trot song, writ-
ten by Frank Secker, composed by
Eddie Brandt, of Great Britain; pf.
and ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Feb. 20, 1929;
1 ec. Feb. 27; E for. 2902; Francis,
Day & Hunter, ltd., London. 6584
Seattle; valse, by Maude Aurochs
[pseud. of M. M. Aurochs], of Rus-
sia, domiciled at Seattle; pf. ©le.
Dee. 20, 1928; E unp. 2182; Mary
Madelaine Aurochs, Seattle. 6585
Sei gegrtisst, Christkindelein; fiir
miinnerchor, gedicht von Johannes
Heinen, musik von Hubert Greim-
ers, of Germany, op. 97. 4to. ©
Nov. 28, 1928; 1 ¢. Mar. 13, 1929;
E for. 3294; Hans Kessler, Trier,
Germany. 6586
Seit wann bliist deine grossmama po-
saune; text von Marcellus Schiffer,
musik von Friedrich Hollaender, of
Germany. © Sept. 28, 1928: 1 «¢.
Jan. 1, 1929; E for. 2999; °Rondo-
verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 6587
Selection cf Easthope Martin’s songs;
arr. by Henry Geehl, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. © Feb. 19, 1929; 1 ¢. Mar.
14; E for. 3145; Enoch & sons,
(1927) itd., London. 6588
Send a great revival, Lord; hymn,
words and music by R. Harkness, of
Australia, domiciled at South Pasa-
dena, Calif. © Nov. 1, 1928; 2 «.
Jan. 5, 1929; E pub. 3841; Robert
Harkness, South Pasadena, Calif.
6589
Sennerin abschied von der Alm; O du
mein edelweiss, Alpenidyll, von P.
Rohricht, of Germany, op. 15, nr.
1, arr. fiir blasmusik stimmen von
Wilhelm Hogel, of Germany. 4to.
© Dec. 21, 1928; 1 c Mar. 13, 1929;
E for. 3288; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
6580
Senorita; California serenade; words
and music by E. Clapham. © 1 e.
Mar. 30, 1929; E unp. 5206; Emilia
Clapham, Berkeley, Calif. 6591
Sentimental Swanee; words by Alfred
Bryan, music by Joseph Nussbaum ;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © Mar. 13, 1929; .2 «.
Mar. 12; E pub. 4178; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 6592
Separated blues; words and music by
I. Cox. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 7, 1929; E unp. 4430:
Chicago music pub. co., inc., Chicago.
6593
o4
6603
Serce mam; walc, melody by W. Po-
dosek. © 1c. Mar. 13, 1929; E unp.
4687; Walter Podosek, Camden,
Nu Jd: 6594
Sérénade; by A. Borodine, op. 5, no. 5,
transcribed by John Foulds, of Great
Britain; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. © Mar. 11, 1929; 1 c. Mar.
22; E for. 3346;°\Hawkes & son
(London) ltd., London. 6595
Serenade; by Paul Zilcher, of Ger-
many; pf., 6 hands. © Mar. 5, 1929;
Bue. Mer Ii; Hh pub. '4223'.°G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 6596
Serenade; von Anton Profes, of Ger-
many, arr. fiir salon-orch. stimmen,
mit pf.-direktion, von L. Zeitlberger,
of Germany. 4to. (Cover title:—
Mondschein-serenade) © Dee. 10,
1928; 1c. Mar. 13, 1929; E for. 3264;
Viola-verlag, G. m. b. H., Leipzig.
6597
Sérénade 4a Vaimée; par Butay Duper-
ron, of France; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928;
ic Mar. S, 1929: BH) for. 3054; F.
Moulin, Cannes, France. 6598
Sérénade d’amour; by Franz von Blon,
arr. by Calvin Grooms; violin and
pf. © Mar. 6, 1929; 2c. Mar. 7; E
pub. 3972; Century music pub. co.,.
New York. 6599
Sérénade (La) de Montmartre; par
E. Depas, of France; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928;
1 ec. Mar. 21, 1929; E for. 3480; Hdi-
tions Max HEschig, Paris. 6600
Serenata; by J. E. Roberts; pf. ©
Mar. 1, 1929; 2 c Mar. 5; E pub.
3925 ; Theodore Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 6601
Serenata agli sposi; de C. De Nardis,
per orchestrina con pf. conduttore,
riduzione di Arturo De Cecco, of
Italy. pts. 4to. (Scene abruzzesi,
no. 3) © Mar. 26, 1929; 1 c. Mar.
28; E for. 3519; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 6602
Serenata appassicnata: ftir salon-orch.
stimmen, mit pf.-direktion wu. vio-
lino 1. direktion, von Ira Temen
[pseud.], of Hungary, op. 16, bearb.
von Joseph Németi, of Hungary.
4to. © Oct. 31, 1928; 1 ce. Mar. 13,
1929; E for. 3246; Riihle & Wend-
ling, Leipzig. 6603
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6604
Serenata espagnola; von Jonny Hey-
kens, of Netherlands; salon-orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
July 1, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 27, 1929; BH
for. 8389; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany. 6604
Serenata zingara; riduzione per or-
chestrina con pf. conduttore Fer-
nando Limenta, of Italy; pts. 4to.
© Mar. 4, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 7; E for.
2932; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 6605
Service; 4 pt. cho., poem by Edward
Lynn, music by Charles Wakefield
Cadman, arr. by Wallace Moody;
male voices. 4to. © Feb. 13, 1929;
2c. Mar. 27; E pub. 4606; Harold
Flammer, inc., New York. 6606
Seven times seven is forty-nine; words
and music by W. W. Halli. [Chords,
single staff] © 1c. Mar. 15, 1929;
E unp. 4760; Wendell Woods Hall,
Chicago. 6607
Sex appeal; from The broken wing,
lyrics by Harry Clarke, music by
Percy Wenrich. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Mar. 8, 1929; EB unp.
4540; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
6608
Shadows; from Fox movietone follies
of 1929, words and music by Archie
Gottler, Sidney D. Mitchell and Con
Conrad. © Mar. 7, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
8; E pub. 4175; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 6609
Shadowtown; words anon., music by
James Lyon, of Great Britain. ©
Mar. 8, 1929; e Mar. ‘93°. for.
2961; Elkin & co., ltd., London.
6610
Shake hands with a nephew of Uncle
Sammy; march song, words and
music by E. G. Dowin; pf. © 1 c.
Mar. 8, 1929; E unp. 4505; Edwin
Goodrich Dowin, Pontiac, Mich.
6611
Shake off the blues; words and music
by W. Camm. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Mar. 30, 1929; E unp.
5225; Walter Camm, New York.
6612
She do! words and music by Ray
Wencil [i. e. R. H. Wencil] [Words
and melody only] © 1. Mar. 6,
1929; E unp. 4285; Raymond Henry
Wencil, Chicago. 6613
She done me wrong; novelty song,
words and musie by F. 8S. McGowen ;
voice and violin. © 1c. Mar. 14,
1929;.. BD unp. 47003): Franklin’. $8.
McGowen, Los Angeles.
6614 |
pt. III, n.s., v. 24
She has a little dimple on her chin;
words and music by Nat Osborne,
George McConnell and Irving Bibo;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Mar. 5, 1929;
2c. Mar. 5; E pub. 3879; Bibo-Lang,
inc., New York. 6615
She has a way about her; words and
music by E. G. Dowin; pf. ©1e.
Mar. 8, 1929; E unp. 4506; Edwin
Goodrich Dowin, Pontiac, Mich.
6616
She just won’t don’t; words and music
by Harold Gray. [Chords, single
staff]. © 1 '¢..Mar.' 2, 1920); (oie.
4232; Georgia music co., New York.
6617
She’s a good girl; lyric by Jack Mur-
ray, music by Sammy Fain. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Mar. 27,
1929; E unp. 5134; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc., New York. 6618
She’s a new kind of old-fashioned girl;
words by Billy Rose, music by Vin-
cent Rose. © Mar. 4, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
5; E pub. 3848; Irving Berlin, ine.,
New York. 6619
She’s got It; words by O. Tort, music
by Nettie Tort. © 1 ¢. Mar, 23,
1929; E unp. 5050; Oscar Tort,
Brooklyn. 6620
She’s it; words and music by Rachel
Vaughan McIntosh. © 1c. Mar. 14,
1929; E unp. 4738; Rachel V. McIn-
tosh, Detroit. 6621
She’s my baby; words and music by
W.S. Shotwell, arr. by Gordon New-
ham. © ic. Mar. 8, 1929; E ump.
4488; Woodford Stewart Shotwell,
Springfield, O. 6622
She’s my sugar dumpling; words by
G. Ward, music by R. Montgomery
and G. Ward. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Mar. 9, 1929; E unp.
4538; Reggie Montgomery, Pasadena,
and George Ward, Hollywood, Calif.
6623
She was a lovely girl; talking song,
words and music by H. Green, arr.
by Fred. Watson. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 13, 1929;
E unp. 4683; Eddie Green, New
York. 6624
She went picking berries; words by
Margaret HE. Shaver, music by W. G.
Shaver. [Words and melody only]
©.1 ¢ Mar. 27,, 1929; BH wap pies
Walter G. Shaver, New York. 6625
Sheep and lambs; 4 pt. chorus, words
by Katherine Tynan Hinkson, music
by Sidney Homer, op. 81, arr. by
046
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
Carl Deis; mixed voices, with organ
ace. 4to. © Mar. 5, 1929; 2c. Mar.
11; E pub. 4220; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 6626
Shéhérazade; chanson orientale, pa-
roles de J. Despax et L. Poterat,
musique de Paul Sterman, of
Poland; pf. and ukulele acc. © Jan.
11929 1G) Mar. 8S; EL for:s S047 ;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 6627
Sheherazade; fox-trot oriental, par
Paul Sterman, of Poland; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and ist violin
conductor. 4to. © Jan. 20, 1929:
1 ec. Mar. 8; E for. 3046; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 6628
Shinaniki da; written and composed by
Harry Carlton, of Great Britain;
pf. ace., with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
mor, oO foco: 1c. War. 14: BE for.
3171; Lawrence Wright music co.,
London. 6629
Shine where you are; hymn, words
and music by Chas. H. Gabriel. (In
Advanced Sunday school lesson
quarterly, April, May, June, 1929,
Vv. 23; no. 2) © Mar. 12; 1929: 2 e.
Mar. 23; E pub. 4484; Mennonite
pub. house, Scottdale, Pa. 6630
Shooting stars; by Walter Rolfe; pf.,
4 hands. © Mar. 1, 1929: 2 c. Mar.
5; E pub. 3921; Theodore Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia. 6631
Short stories; by Franz C. Bornschein,
arr. by Tom Clark, selected and ed.
by Victor L. F. Rebmann; orch.,
full. sc. nos. 1-8. © Feb. 12, 1929;
2 ec. Feb. 18; E pub. 4044; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 6632
Show me the good little girl and I will
be her bad little boy; words by H.
Reinschreiber, music by Johnny
Thompson and H. Reinschreiber.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e¢.
Mar. 13, 1929; E unp. 4717; Henry
Reinschreiber, Philadelphia. 6633
Show me the way; sacred song, lyric
by Sterret Clives, music by Richard
Kountz. © Feb. 25. 1929; 2 c. Feb.
28; E pub. 3944; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 6634
Shrine (A) within my heart; words
and music by K. 8. Shibley. © 1c.
Mar. 11, 1929; E unp. 4604; Kate
Strauss Shibley, Van Buren, Ark.
6635
6645
- Shufflin’ back to Dixie; words by Perry
Alexander, music by Woody Frisino
[pseud. of W. Frisino] [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Mar. 12, 1929;
E unp. 4609; Warren Frisino, Gar-
denville, Md. 6636
Si pudiera de mi pecho; capricho,
letra y musica por R. Hernandez.
1 ic, Mar. - 13, 1929; EE unp. 4650 ;
Rafael Hernandez. New York. 6637
Siciliana; by Alfred Hollins, of Great
Britain; organ. © Mar. 14, 1929;
1 c. Mar. 13; E for. 3009; Novello &
co., Itd., London. 6638
Sicut incensum; two-part cho., words
by Mary Grant O’Sheridan, music
by Louis Victor Saar; sop. and alto.
4to. ‘(© Mar! 1, 1929;'2:¢e. Mar. 7;
E pub. 4071; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 6639
Sighing (The) lute; ballad, words and
music by M. A. E. Smith. New York
City, Frank Harding music house.
© Mar. 9; 1929; 2 c. Mar. 21; E pub.
4626; Mary A. Easby Smith, Wash-
ington. 6640
Signal (Le); interlude, by R. Guil-
lemyn, of Belgium; with pf. con-
ductor and violin 1 conductor. 4to.
1. Odeon orch. pts.—2. Salonorch.
pts. © Mar. 15, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 15;
E for. 3016; Aug. Cranz, G. m. b.
H., Leipzig. 6641
Silver threads among the gold; by
Harb BPicDarks, ,arr.. by “Henry. s-
Sawyer, bowed and fingered by Ann
Hathaway; violin and pf. © Mar.
11, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 14; E pub. 4248;
McKinley music co., Chicago. 6642
Silver threads among the gold; by
Hart. EP.) Danks; arr. by Henry as:
Sawyer: pf., 4 hands. © Mar. 11,
1929; 2 ¢. Mar. 14; HE pub. 4244;
McKinley music co., Chicago. 6643
Silver threads among the gold; by
Hart P. Danks, transcribed by Henry
S. Sawyer; pf. © Mar. 11, 1929;
2 c. Mar. 14; E pub. 4245; McKinley
music co., Chicago. 6644
Silver threads among the gold; words
by Eben E. Rexford, music by Hart
P. Danks, arr. by Henry 8S. Sawyer;
mixed or male chorus; with ukulele
ace. ad lib, © Mar. 11, 1929; 2 ¢.
Mar. 14; E pub. 4242; McKinley
music ¢o., Chicago. 6645
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
6646
Silvertone; polka, by Fred W. Clem-
ent; solo for B flat trumpet, F saxo-
phone, E flat saxophone, trombone,
bassoon, or tuba, with pf. acc. 4to.
© Mar. 20, 1929; 2 c Mar. 23; EB
pub. 4466; Joseph E. Agnew, Kansas
City, Mo. 6646
Silvery moonlight; by D. Tiomkin, of
Russia, domiciled at New York; 1st
violin. © 1. Mar. 7, 1929; E unp.
4455; Dimitri Tiomkin, New York.
6647
Silvery stream; words and music by
W. Gediman, G. Garden and W.
Lewis. © 1 ¢. Mar. 12, 1929: EH
unp. 4615; Walter Gediman, Glen
Garden and Warren Lewis, Los An-
geles. 6648
Silvery Susquehanna; words and mu-
sic by Anna May Smith, Frank Sam-
uels and James Kendis; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © Jan. 17, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
5; E pub. 3855; Kendis, Gusman &
Samuels, inc., New York. 6649
Simpatia del alma; valse, por Juan
Vinolo S4ez;: pf. .© 1c. Mar. 12,
1929; E unp. 4630; Pedro Vinolo
Fabregas, Santurce, P. R. 6650
Since I gave my heart to you; words
by Alfred Bryan and Ev. E. Lyn,
music by Ted Snyder, pf. and uku-
lele acc. © Mar. 15, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
16; E pub. 4286; Joe Hiller music
corp., Pittsburgh. 6651
Since I lost you; words and music
by P. Sarvello. [Words and melody
only] ©1.. Mar. 7, 1929: E unp.
4422; Philip Sarvello, Chicago. 6652
Since mother went away; words by B.
Phillips, music by Isabella Van Nort.
©1c. Mar. 2, 1929; E unp. 4857;
Berta Phillips, Houston. 6653
Since my baby started talking baby
talk; words and music by H. Levine.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Mar. 5, 1929; E unp. 4263; Hyman
Levine, New York. 6654
Since my wife is a radio announcer ;
words and music by L. A. Donohue.
© 1 c. Mar. 30, 1929; E unp. 5203;
Louis Augustine Donohue, Philadel-
phia. 6655
Since vitaphone put talkies on the
screen; lyric Basil Brady, music by
John McLaughlin; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Mar. 4, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 8;
E pub. 4183; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 6656
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Since you are mine; words by Jack
Meskill and Frank Samuels, music
by Meyer Gusman; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Jan. 17, 1929; 2:-c.:Mar. 5;
E pub. 38859; Kendis, Gusman &
Samuels, inc., New York. 6657
Sing; from Lady fingers, words by
Lorenz Hart, music by Richard
Rodgers; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Feb. 15, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 18; E pub.
3807; Harms, inc., New York. [©
new arrangement] 6658
Sing a little love song; words and mu-
sic by Archie Gottler, Con Conrad
and Sidney D. Mitchell. [Words
and melody only] © 1c Mar. 14,
1929; E unp. 4709; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc., New York. 6659
Sing me an Irish song; words and mu-
sic by A. E. Hansen. © 1 c¢. Mar.
30; 1929: E unp. 5207; Agnes E.
Hansen, Council Bluffs, Ia. 6660
Sing New Jersey’s praise; words and
music by Mark Andrews. © Mar.
23, 1929; 2 c«. Mar. 25; E pub. 4682;
G. Ricordi & co., inc., New York.
6661
Sing that jazzy jazz; words and music
by R. E. Marnoch. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 8, 1929;
E unp. 4475; Rose E. Marnoch, Stock-
ton, Calif. 6662
Singapore Sal; fox-trot, theme song for
Sal of Singapore, by Billy Stone, Al
Koppell, and Chas. Weinberg, arr.
by Arthur Lange; dance orch. pts.,
with words. 4to. © Mar. 11; 1929;
2c. Mar. 14; E pub. 4518; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 6663
Singenberger (Otto. A.) Duodecim
hymni ad benedictionem (Twelve
hymns for benediction) ; words from
Roman Catholic liturgy, music by O.
A. Sinbenberger, of U. S. P. Victor
Eder and Geo. Schachtl, both of
Germany; mixed voices, with organ
aec. 4te. ‘© Feb: ''20;) 19285) 2 vc.
Dec. 29; E pub. 4103; Otto A. Sing-
enberger, Mundelein, II. 6664 —
Singin’ Sam; words by G. Donoghue,
music by R. Farmer. © 1 ¢. Mar.
20, 1929; E unp. 4891; Ruth Farmer
and Gerald Donoghue, Washington.
6665
Singing (The) fool; words and musie
by M. Rosenfeld. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©,)1 ¢. Jan, 25, 1929) B
unp. 3095; Milton Rosenfeld, Chi-
cago. 6666
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no. 3, 1929
Sinking (The) of the Vestris; words
by P. Ewry, music by Chester
Eseher. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1929; E unp. 43899;
Pearl Ewry, Dayton, O. 6667
Sinners (The) parade; by Claude Aus-
tin; pf. © Jan. 31, 1929; 2 ¢. Jan.
31; E pub. 3124; Lewis music pub.
co., New York. 6668
Siratom a boldogsigom; zenéjét szer-
ze:ifjbb Berkes Béla, of Hungary.
[Melody only] © 1 ¢ Mar. 22,
1929; E unp. 5019; Béla Berkes, jr.,
Budapest, Hungary. 6669
Sister, awake! two-part song in canon
for equal voices, words anon., music
by Eric H. Thiman, of Great Britain.
4to. © Mar. 27, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 27; E
for. 3396; Novello & co., Itd., London.
6670
Zkautaveas; words and music by A. Sa-
kellariou. [Greek text and melody
only] © 1c. Mar. 2, 1929; E unp.
4210; Antonios Sakellariou, New
York. 6671
Skating; valse patineuse, by August
Noelek, of Germany, op. 289; pf. ©
Medteed. 1929> 2c. Mar. 5; i pub.
3932; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 6672
Skeleton (The) tree; poem by Georg-
ina Mase, music by Ursula Greville
and Maurice Jacobson, of Great
Britain. London, J. Curwen & sons,
Itd. © Dec. 27, 1928; 1 ©. Dec. 27;.
E for. 3231; Ursula Greville, Bucks,
England. 6673
Sketches from nature; 4 pieces for
organ, by Joseph W. Clokey. 1.
Pipes of Pan. [3 others] © Mar.
4, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 7; E pub. 3950;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 6674
Slave dance; from Egypt, by Haydn
Wood, of Great Britain; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. © Feb. 22,
A920 1 Ve. “Marl 09" hr for: 2031:
Hawkes & son (London) ltd., Lon-
don. 6675
Slavonic fantasia: by M. Patchook;
violin with pf. ace. © 1 ¢. Mar. 18,
1929; E unp. 4862; Mischa Patc-
hook, New York. 6676
Sleep on brown eyes; words and music
by C. W. Davis. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Feb. 28, 1929; E unp.
4174; Southern music pub. Co., inc.,
New York. 6677
Sleep on mother sleep on; words and
music by Loney McIntosh. [Words
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
668%
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Mar. i3,
1929; E unp. 4680; Southern music
pub. eo., ine., New York. 6678
Sleigh bells; words and musie by J. A.
Plunkett. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Nov. 12, 1928; 2 ¢. Jan.
30, 1929; E pub. 4299; Julia Annie
Plunkett, Westerly, R. I. 6679
Slip (The); tanze doch den slip mit
mir, text und musik von Austin
Egen, of U. S., Fritz Rotter and
Billy Gold [pseud. of Walter Car-
los] both of Germany. [German
text] © Dee. 1, 1928; 1 ec. Dee. 28,
1928 2~ tye. Heb. 21, . 1929; ...puls.
4646 ; Drei masken verlag, a. g., Ber-
lin. 6680
Smid (Die); tweestemmige lied,
woorde van Hugene Marais, musiek
van J. Connel, of Union of South
Africa. London-Glasgow, Bayley &
Ferguson. 4to. © Feb. 27, 1929;
1c. Mar. 14; E for. 3019; John Con-
nell, Johannesburg, South Africa.
6681
Smile and be happy; words and music
by H. E. Tripp. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c Mar. 7, 1929; E
unp. 4411; Harvey Earl Tripp, San
Francisco. 6682
Smile everybody, just smile; words
and music by G. J. Wendling and
E. A. Schindler. © 1c. Jan. 14,
1929; E unp. 2775; George J. Wen-
dling and Edward A. Schindler,
Chicago. 6683
Smiling thru the clouds; words and
music by James Brockman and Leo-
nard Stevens. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Mar. 1, 1929; E unp.
4842; De Sylva, Brown & Henderson,
ine., New York. 6684
Smith’s crisp crisps; comedy fox-trot
song, written by R. P. Weston and
Bert Lee, composed by Harris Wes-
ton, of Great Britain; pf. and uku-
lele ace. [Staff and tonie sol-fa not-
ations] © Feb. 20, 1929; 1 ¢. Feb.
27; E for. 2900; Francis, Day &
Hunter, ltd., London. 6685
Smith’s tuneful melodies for Hawai-
ian guitar; pieces for duet, or solo
playing, collection by Wm. J. Smith.
© Mar. 30, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
1; AA 18094; William J. Smith
music co., inc., New York. 6686
Smoke-shop-drag; by Alex Hill and
Junie C. Cobb. [Melody only] ©
1 e@ Mar. 7, 1929; E unp. 4466; Les-
ter Melrose, Chicago. 6687
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6688
Snappy baby; words and music by C. |
G. Hamilton. [Words and melody |
only] ©1e. Mar. 19, 1929; E unp.
4848; Charles G. Hamilton, Brook-
line, Mass. 6688
Snooping around; comedy misterioso,
by N. Palumbo; pf. conductor. ©
Mar. 1, 1929; 2 ¢. Mar. 6; E pub.
38877; A. Fassio, New York. 6689
So beautiful you are; words by Irene
R. de Selincourt, music by George
Bagby ; med. voice. © Feb. 7, 1929;
2 ce. Mar. 8; E pub. 3993; Carl Fis-
cher, inc., New York. 6690
So dear to me; theme song of Nobody’s
children, words and music by Con
Conrad, Sidney D. Mitchell and
Archie Gottler. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Mar..5, 1929; E
unp. 4382; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc., New York. 6691
So I bawt some pretzels; words by B.
Miller and Charlotte Thompson, mu-
sic by B. Miller. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. Mar. 19, 1929; E
unp. 4839; Bob Miller, New York.
6692
So long to the blues; from Sharps and
frats, words by Larry Parker, music
by Elmer Brown. Washington, D.
C., The Troubadours. © Jan. 7,
1928; 2 c. Jan. 2, 1929; E pub. 248;
Elmer Germaine Brown, Washing-
ton. 6693
So sweet; words and music by Sterling
Sherwin. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 18, 1929; E unp. 4821;
John Milton Hagen, Santa Monica,
Calif. 6694
Sobbin’ tears blues; words and music
by I. Cox. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 7, 1929; E unp. 4428;
Chicago music pub. co., ine., Chicago.
6695
Soda (The) sheik; words by Ervin
Seltzer, music by B. J. Greenhouse;
pi ©) Te.) Mar. Vel O29e tayo un.
4509; Bertram J. Greenhouse, Phila-
delphia. 6696
Soleil (Le) et la montagne; poésie de
Schopenhauer, musique de Alfred La
Liberté, of France. [French and
German text] © Feb. 25, 1928; 1 «.
Mar. 21, 1929; H for. 3441; Editions
Max Eschig, Paris. 6697
Solfége de concours 4 2 voix (1928) ;
par M. Chevais, Ed. Bouillon, of
France, and others. 12mo. © Dec.
31, 1928; 1 « Mar. 8, 1929; E for.
3060; Durand et cie., Paris. 6698
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Solitude; words and music by R. D.
Saunders; high or med. voice. Los
Angeles, Calif., Saunders publica-
tions. © Mar. 22, 1929; 2 ¢ Mar.
25; E pub. 4523; Richard Drake
Saunders, Hollywood, Calif. 6699
Solo responses for the church service;
short sacred songs, compiled by
Charles Fonteyn Manney. © Mar.
8, 1929: 2c. and aff:)\Mar, 16:)Ax
10985 ; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
6700
Solomon Island scenes; ballet suite, by
Howard Carr, of .Great Britain; pf.
1. Dance of native bucks. [2 others]
© Mar. 15, 1929; 1 ec Mar. 14; BE
for. 3511; W. Paxton & co., ltd., Lon-
don. TOL
Some-body cares; words and music by
P. Remler. © 1 c¢. Mar. 16, 1929;
E unp. 4761; Patricia Remler, Carth-
age, Mo. 6702
Some day you'll come back to me;
words by Charles Cris King, musie
by M. Mosay, of Bohemia, domiciled
at Ferndale, N. Y. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ¢ Mar. 21, 1929;
E unp. 4940; Miro Mosay, Ferndale,
N. ¥. 6703
Some day you'll want me to want you;
‘words by J. S. Hodges, music by
Joseph Reichman. © 1 ¢c. Mar. 6,
1929; EH unp. 4812; James 8. Hodges,
Hollywood, Calif. 6704
Some sweet day; theme song of Chil-
dren of the Ritz, words and music by
Nat Shilkret and Lew Pollack; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Feb. 26, 1929;
2c. Mar. 1; E pub. 3802; Remick
music corp., New York. 6705
Some sweet sometime; words by M.
Hutton, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1e«e
Mar. 18, 1929; E unp. 4826; Minnie
Hutton, Gering, Neb. 6706
Some-time; words by William T.
Jordan, music by M. H. Harris; pf.
© 1c. Mar. 27, 1929; E unp. 5125;
Morgan Hovey Harris, Boston. 6707
Somebody else needs Him too; hymn,
words by Susan R. Peck, music by
B. D. Ackley. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 e.
Mar. 28; E pub. 4688; Homer A.
Rodeheaver, Chicago. 6708
Somebody nobody loves; by Gus Kahn
and Spike Hamilton, arr. by George
J. Trinkaus; voc. orch:.,,pts,,4to.
© Feb. 28, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 5; E pub.
3940; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
6709
390
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
Someone has made my dreams come
true; waltz, words and music by R.
C. Mack. © 1c. Mar. 13, 1929; BE
unp. 4665; Roy Cornelius Mack,
Tucson, Ariz. 6710
Sometime you'll find the sunshine peep-
ing thru the clouds for you; words
by Bob Ellsworth, music by J. Sher-
man. [Words and melody only] ©
1 c. Mar, 25, 1929; E unp. 5060; Jack
Sherman, Boston. 6711
Sometimes; words by Thomas 8S. Jones,
jr. music by Raymond Harle
Mitchell; med. or high voice. ©
Mar, 1,..1929*).2:;c.. Mar. :7';, 4) pub.
4057; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
6712 ©
Someway, Somehow you cheated at
play; words and music by J. R.
Brannan. St. Louis, Mo., R. Stem-
mel music co. © Feb. 25, 1929; 2c.
Mar. 5; E pub. 3851; Josie R. Bran-
nan, St. Louis. 6713
Son (The) of God; hymn, words and
music by H. Grant. [Photostat]
© 1 e. Mar. 19, 1929; E unp. 4855;
Hubert Grant, Jamaica, L. I., N. Y.
6714
Sonata gallega; por Antonio-José, of
Spain; pf. © Feb. 27, 1929; 1 «¢.
Feb. 28; E for. 2920; Unioén musical
espanola, Madrid. 6715
Sonata in B flat; by Giuseppe Torelli,
arr., ed., fingered and bowed by
James Brown, of Great Britain;
violin and pf. © Mar. 25, 1929; 1 «¢.
Mar. 26; E for. 3380; Stainer & Bell,
ltd., London. 6716
Sonate in C moll; fiir oboe u. klavier,
von M. Laurischkus, of Germany, op.
od, 1G),19e¢. 28, 1998 1 @. Mar 13,
1929; E for. 3282; Carl Merseburger, |
Leipzig. 6717
Sonatine; voor pf., van B. van den
Sigtenhorst Meyer, of Netherlands,
op. 80. © Jan. 25, 1929; 1c. Feb. 7;
E for. 3121; G. Alsbach & co., Ams-
terdam, Netherlands. 6718
Sonetto 15; da La vita nova, per canto
e pf. di Mario Pilati, of Italy. ©
Mar. 15, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 16; E for.
3157; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 6719
Song (The) and the star; Christmas
cantata, text by Herman von Berge,
music by Fred B. Holton; mixed
voices. 4to. © Sept. 1, 1928; 2 «.
and aff. Sept. 29; A 1056862; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton. O. 6720
6731
Song echoes; sacred march song, words
from Isaiah 12, music by C. T.
Willoughby; mixed voices. obl.
8vo. © Feb. 26, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 1;
E pub. 3794; Casper Thomas Will-
oughby, Fort’ Worth, Tex. 6721
Song of May; words anon., music by
George Herbert Jones, of Great
Britain; sop. and alto. 4to. © Feb.
19, 1929; 2c. Mar. 22; E pub. 4558;
C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 6722
Song (A) of ships; 4 pt. cho., words by
Elizabeth Evelyn Moore, music by
Robert 8S. Flagler; men’s voices. 4to,
© Mar. 24, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 27; B
pub. 4608; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 6723
Song of summer; two-part cho., words
by Mary Grant O’Sheridan, music by
Louis Victor Saar, op. 123, no. 4;
sop. and alto. 4to. © Mar. 1, 1929;
2 ce. Mar. 7; E pub. 4072; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 6724
Song of the blind child; words and
music by B. Miller. [Words and
melody only] ©1«c Mar. 19, 1929;
E unp. 4838; Bob Miller, New York.
6725
Song of the cat; words by A. Lloyd,
music by Samuel J. Evans. © Mar.
11, 1929; 2c. Mar. 11; E pub. 4141;
Dorothea L. Schroeder, Flushing,
Ney Y. 6726
Song of the drum; by Anna Priscilla
Risher, arr. by Preston Ware Orem;
rhythmic orch. of toy instruments
and pf., with teacher’s se. 4to. ©
Mar. 1, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 5; E pub.
3918; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 6727
Song (The) of the Illini braves; words
and music by J. S. Crandell. ©1c.
Mar. 2, 1929; E unp. 4237; John
Stanley Crandell, Urbana, Ill. 6728
Song (The) of the kettle; words by
R. T. Baines, musie by Robert
Anthony, of Great Britain ; in B flat.
© Mar. 8, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 9; E for.
2964; Cary & co., London. 6729
Song of the rain; words and music by
H. ©. Chivington; pf. © 1 ¢. Feb.
28, 1929; E unp. 4352: Harold Con-
way Chivington, Pueblo, Col. 6730
Song (The) of the whippoorwill; bal-
lad, words and music by H. K. Wil-
cox. UN. Y¥. City, Frank Harding.
© Feb. 19, 1929; 2c. Feb. 27; E pub.
4321; Howard K. Wilcox, Wabeno,
Wis. 6731
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6732
Song to a flower; words and music
by F. Wiren. © 1c. Mar. 18, 1929;
EH unp. 4867; Frances Wiren, Locust
Valley, L. 1, N. Y. 6732
Songs heard in Palestine; collected by
Anna Shomer Rothenberg, pf. arrs.
by Meyer Posner. [Hebrew and
Yiddish text] With explanatory
notes and suggestions for interpre-
tation. © Jan. 3, 1929; 2 ¢ Mar.
5; E pub. 3839; Bloch pub. co., inc.,
New York. 6733
Songs of Italy; 40 folk and popular
songs, selected and arr. by Gustav
Saenger; violin with pf. ace. ©
Jan., 2. 1929: 2, ¢ Maris: 4, pub.
4022; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
6734
Songs of Rockford college; compiled
by the class of 1912, rev. and ed. by
the class of 1929. 4to. © Mar. 138,
£929; -2iie...and) aff. «Margnl6<oAA
10983 ; Hlsa M. Fredricks and Win-
nifred Hendricks, Rockford, Il.
6735
Songs (The) of the New York state
college for teachers; ed. by T. Fred-
erick H. Candlyn. 4to. (Cover
title :—State college song book) ©
Mar. 4, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 5;
A 4805; H. W. Gray co., New York.
6736
Sonnet; words by Elizabeth Barrett
Browning, music by Ernest MacMil-
lan, of Canada. © Mar. 22, 1929;
1c. Mar. 16: for. 3361; Frederick
Harris co., London. 6737
Sonntags am Rhein; fiir minnerchor,
text von Robert Reinick, musik von
Ludwig Baumann, of Germany. 4to.
© Nov. 16, 1928; 1 e. Mar. 13, 1929;
E for. 3283; Fritz Miiller, Stiddeut-
Scher musikverlag, Karlsruhe i/B.,
Germany. 6738
Sonny lad; words and music by A. H.
Galow. [Photostat] © 1 c¢ Mar.
8, 1929; HE unp. 4484; August Henry
Galow, Huntington, N. Y. 6738
Sons (The) of old Ireland can love
’till they die; words by R. Gibson,
music by S. Mareo and J. Finke, jr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Mar. 21, 1929; E unp. 4919; Sano
Marco, New York, John Finke, jr.,
Ravena, N. Y. and Ross Gibson,
Portland, Or. 6740
Sorrows; words. and music by Gus
Kahn, Ted Fiorito and Harry War-
ren. © Mar. 22, 1929; 2c. Mar. 25;
EX pub. 4527; Remick music corp.,
New York. 6741
pt. 111, n.s., v. 24
South of Dixie; words and musi¢ by
Charles King and Walter Kelsey, arr.
by Fred Preston Search; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Mar. 6, 1929; 2 ¢
Mar. 11; E pub. 4153; Marco Day,
Monterey, Calif. 6742
South Texas state teachers college;
lyric by Mamie E. Brown, music by
Marian E. Wood. © Mar. 9, 1929;
2c. Mar. 9; E pub. 4186; South
Texas state teachers college, Kings-
ville, Tex. 6743
Southern blues; cho., words by Edgar
HWarl Wells, music by L. J. Wells.
© 1c Feb. 21, 1929; E unp. 3921;
Lillian Juanita Wells, New York.
6744
Southern moon; words and music by
Lily Strickland, arr. as pt.-song by
Franz C. Bornschein; sop. and alto.
Ato. ‘© Mar. (7, 1929" 2 er Naren
E pub. 4162; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 6745
Southern moon; words and music by
Lily Strickland, arr. as pt.-song by
Franz ©. Bornschein; ist and 2nd
sop. and alto. 4to. © Mar. 18,
1929; 2 c Mar. 20; E pub. 4405;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 6746
Southern (A) siesta; valse intermez-
zO, by Ernest Reeves, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. London, Leonard, Gould
& Bolttler. © Mar. 7, 1929; 1) e.
Mar. 18; E for. 3339; Gould & Bolt-
tler, London. 6747
Souvenir romantique; by Gordon
Balch Nevin; organ. © Mar. 1,
1929; 2 e« Mar. 5; EH, pub... 3823;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
6748
Spanischer (Hin) tanz; fiir saxophon
Solo und violin solo mit klavier beg-
leitung, von Jonny Heykens, of
Netherlands. 4to. © July 1,°1928;
1 c. Mar. 27, 1929; E for. ‘3388;
Heinrichshofen’s verlag, Magdeburg,
Germany. 6749
Spanish dance; by Ruth Klauber; pf.
© Mar. 5, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 7; E pub.
3979; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 6750
Spanish Haster procession; folk mo-.
tive, words by Oscar Avery, music
arr. by Harvey Gaul; mixed voices;
pf. or organ ace. 4to. © Feb. 4,
1929; 2 c. Mar. 5; E pub. 3898; Oli-
ver Ditson co., Boston. 6751
Sparkling waters of Waikiki; waltz
song, words and music by Joe Davis
and Spencer Williams. © Mar, 18,
302
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"no. 3, 1929
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1929;.2 ec. Mar. 18; E pub. 4350;
Triangle music pub. co., inc., New
York. 6752
Speak, Lord; hymn, words and music
by J. G. Minton. © Mar. 2, 1929;
2c. Mar. 11; E pub. 4662; John Guy
Minton, Salem, Or. 6753
Zegovyyapas (‘O) (Sphouggaras); words
and musie by A. Sakellariou.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Mar. 20, 1929; E unp. 4882; Anto-
nios Sakellariou, New York. 6754
Spice dance; by Dave Stamper. [Mel-
ody only] ©1ce. Mar. 27, 1929; E
unp. 51382; DeSylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, ine.. New York. 6755
Spinning (The) wheel; from the suite
The antique shop, by Jean Beghon;
pf. conductor pt. 4to. © Feb. 1,
1929; 2 c«. Mar. 15; E pub. 4564;
Kalmus filmusic edition, New York.
6756
Spirit (The) of good fellowship; by
H, L. Clark; pf. © Mar. 27, 1929;
2 ec. Mar. 29; EH pub. 4651; Harry L.
Clark, New York. 6757
Sprit of the tango; by K. W. Con-
ners; pf. © 1c. Mar. 22, 1929; EB
unp. 4968; Kenneth Wray Conners,
Philadephia. a 6758
Spirit of vengeance; by Jean Beg-
hon; orch. pts., with pf. conductor.
© Dec. 26, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 13, 1929;
E pub. 4563; Kalmus filmusic edi-
tion, New York. 6759
Spirit (The) of victery; march, by J.
DeForest Cline; band pts. 4to. ©
Web, 2; 4929; 2.c. Mar. 27; pub.
4600; Charles L. Barnhouse, s&r.,
Oskaloosa, Ia. 6760
Splendors (The) of Thy glory, Lord;
moet, music by Peter Christian Lut-
kin; mixed voices. 4to. © Mar.
15, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 18; E pub. 4500;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
6761
Spread a little happiness; from Mister
Cinders, music by Vivian Ellis,
transcribed for pf. by Tony Lowry,
of Great Britain. London, New
York and Sydney, Chappell & ©9.,
Itd. © Feb. 14, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 1;
EK for. 2908; Harms, inc., New York.
6762
Spread a little happiness; song inter-
mezzo from Mister Cinders, music
by Vivian Ellis, orchestra by Wil-
liam Topliss, of Great Britain; pts.,
6773
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Feb. 15,
1929.;.,. 1) @... Mears, len i.fop. 2007 ;
Harms, inc., New York. 6763
Spring (Lenz) ; words by Felix Dahn,
Engl:sh version by Charles Fonteyn
Manney, music by Eugen Hikdach,
op. 19, no. 5. 1. High voice, if D—
2.4, HOw.« Voice, un CL. (O.iWep. 1G,
1929; 2 ¢. each Mar. 5; E pub. 3900;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 6764
Spring breezes; by Esther C. Benson ;
pf., 6 hands. © Mar. 26, 1929; 2 ¢
Mar. 28; E pub. 4618; Willis music
eo., Cincinnati. 6765
Spring is here; words and mus:c by
Clifford Higgin, of Canada; in F.
© Mar. 5, 1929; 2 « Mar. 14; EB
pub. 43879; Boosey & co., inc., New
York. 6766
Spring is just around the corner;
words and music by Haven Gilles-
pie, arr. by Rube Bennett; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Feb. 20, 1929; 2 c¢.
Feb. 25; E pub. 3813; Milton Weil
music co., Chicago. 6767
Spring (A) morning serenade; by
Walter C. Schad; oreh., w:th pf.
conductor. © Feb. 26, 1929; 2 «
. Mar. 7; E pub. 4066; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 6768
Spring thunder; poem by Mark Van
Doren, music by P. R. Frey. ©
Mar. 7, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 8; E pub.
4034; Philip Rockel Frey, Spring-
field, O. 6769
Springtime; two-part canon for equal
voices, words by Margaret G.
Rhodes, music by George Rathbone,
of Great Britain. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar. 15,
1929; 1 c. Mar. 18; E for. 3008; No-
vello & co., Itd., London. 6770
Springtime; words and mus:c by W.
Brown. [Words and melody only}
© 1c. Mar. 8, 1929; E unp. 4470;
William Brown, Salisbury, Md.
6771
Sprookjeswereld; von B. van den Sig-
tenhorst Meyer, of Netherlands, op.
29; pf. 2 bundel. 1. Optocht der
perggeesten. [5 others] © Jan. 25,
1929; 1 c. Feb. 7; E for. 3230; G.
Alsbach & co., Amsterdam, Nether-
lands. 6772
Stadion-marsch; von L. Siede, op. 85,
arr. von Leopold Weninger, of
Austria; orch., with 1st violin con-
ductor. 4to. © Feb. 20, 1929; 1 c.
Mar. 15; E for. 3116; Anton J. Ben-
jamin, Leipzig. 6773
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6774
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Staggering blues; words and music
by Ros'e May Moore. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 28, 1929;
Hunp. 4184; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 6774
Star of my life, I love you; words
and music by F. Wicke. © 1 «@
Mar. -12;.1929. H. unp,..4635;, Pred.
Wicke, Philadelphia. 6775
Starlight on the lake; words and mu-
sic by E. B. Stuart. © Mar. 20,
1929;.2.¢. Mar. 23; E pub. 4549;
Edward B. Stuart, Chicago. 6776
Stars; three-part song, words by Joyce
Kilmer, music by Harriet Ware,
arr. by Victor Harris; women’s
voices. 4to. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 «.
Mar. 7; E pub. 4058; G. Schirmer,
6777
Stay a little while; words by Max
Rutchik, music by W. Samuels and
Leonard Whiteup. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1.¢ Mar. 23, 1929;
E unp. 5082; Walter Samuels, New
York. 6778
Stella; poeme lyrique en un acte, pa-
roles de J. Merlat, musique de M. L.
Thiollier, of France; partition pf. et
chant. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢. Mar.
21, 1929; D pub. 27480; Editions
Max Eschig, Paris. 6779
ine., New York.
Stepping stones to violin playing; for
the young beginner, by Lawrence
Sardoni. 4to. 1. Teacher’s man-
ual.—2. Student’s bk., violin pt. ©
Feb. 14, 1929; 2 c. each Mar. 5; aff.
Mar. 18; AA 11792, 11793; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 6780, 6781
Stevedore man biues; words and mu-
sic by Wesley Wilson. © Feb. 15,
1929; 2)>c. Mar. 153.) pub. 4273):
Gotham music service, inc., New
York. 6782
Still waiting; by L. Schwartz; melody
with pf. ace. © 1c. Jan. 30, 1929;
KE unp. 4860; Leo Schwartz, Cleve-
land. 6783
Stop being everyone’s sweetheart;
lyric by H. Marvin, music by C. F.
Foge." ‘[Photostat]’” "©," 1. 2) aiar.
15, 1929; E unp. 4747; Harry Mar-
vin, Woodlynne, N. J., and Clarence
F. Fogg, Camden, N. J. 6784
Storico (Lo) incontro fra Mussolini
col Papa é il Ré d@’ Italia; marcia.
di G. Critelli; violin. © 1 c. Mar.
1, 1929; E unp. 4159; Giuseppe Cri
telli, Brooklyn. 6785
Storm clouds; words by Felix A. Jo-
seph, music by Helen Fothergill, of
Great Britain. © Feb. 21, 1929;
1c. Mar. 16; E for. 3134; Augener,
ltd., London. 6786
Strauss (Richard) Feuersnot; sing-
gedicht von Richard Strauss, op. 50,
bearb. von Walther Hirschberg, of
Germany; pf. with words. (Musik
fiir alle, nr.. 267) 1. Hinleitung und
kindertanz. [3 others] © Feb. 14,
1929; 1..@ Mar. ‘(.2., Bi for (2Z32a-
Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin. 6787
—— Intermezzo; oper, von Richard
Strauss, bearb. von Walther Hirsch-
berg, of Germany; pf. with words.
(Musik fiir alle, nr. 257) 1. Die
abreise. [4 others] © Oct. 6, 1928;
1.) c.e;Mar.: 7, »-1929:;;, EH gore 2o20;
Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin. 6788
—— Winterweihe; op. 48, nr. 4, arr.
von Eduard Rudolf [pseud. of Ru-
dolf Hladisch], of Austria; orch.,
with pf. conductor, 1st violin con-
ductor, and German and English
words. © Feb. 19, 1929; 1 ec. Mar.
9; E for. 2982; Adolph Ftrstner,
Berlin. 6789
Sturmnacht; minnerchor, a cappella,
worte von Justinus Kerner, musik
von Wilhelm Rinkens, of Germany,
op. 44, no. 1. Se. 4to. © Aug. 24,
1928; 1 ec. Mar. 27,. 19293 "EH: fox
3392; Gebriider Hug & co., Leipzig.
6720
Sudiev mylimas broleli; zodziai Tau-
tos Vainiko, muzika J. A. Zemaicio.
© Jan. 31, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 6; E pub.
4257; John A. YZemaitis, Shenan-
doah, Pa. 6791
Suite A; words by G. C. Walsh, music
by M. Gold. nos. 1-5. [Words and
melody only] © 1 e. Mar. 21, 1929;
E unp. 4944; Matthew Gold and
George Cohan Walsh, New York.
6792
Suite bréve; pour violon et pf., par
Renée-Philippart Gonzalez, of
France. 1, Andante. [1 other] ©
Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 15, 1929;
HE} for. 3185; Durand et cie., Paris.
6793
Suite ftir die jugend; sieben kleine
klavierstiicke, von Gustav Ltittgers,
of Germany. © Nov. 16, 1928; 1 ¢.
Mar.. 18, 1929; EB for. 3267) oath
Miiller, Sitiddeutscher musikverlag,
Karlsruhe, Germany. 6794
Suite in the clden style; by H. Waldo
Warner, of Great Britain, op. 34;
304
MUSICAI;, COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
string quartet. Se. 4to. no. 1.
Prelude. [3 others.] © Mar. 14,
1929: 2 c. Mar. 19; E pub. 4356; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 6795
Summer night; words by Jane Lan-
don, music by Mrs. M. H. Gulesian ;
sop. 1, 2 and alto. 4to. © Mar. 7,
1929: 2 c. April 1; E pub. 4665; C.
©. Birechard & co., Boston. 6796
Sun’s (The) gonna’ shine in my back
door some day; words and music
by Babe Fritsch [i. e. BE. V. Fritsch]
© 1c. Feb. 9, 1929; E unp. 4982;
Edward Vincent Fritsch, Pon ais
67
Sunbonnet days; words and music by
Bernie Grossman [i. e. B. Gross-
man], E. Clinton Keithley and Guy
Lombardo, arr. by Rube Bennett;
pf. and ukulele acc. Chicago, Gross-
man and Lewis music pub. co. ©
Mar. 4, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 7; E pub.
3976; Bernard Grossman and Kd-
ward Lewis, Chicago. 6798
Sunday afternoon; musical recitation,
words by Mildred Plew Merryman,
music by Helen Wing. © Mar. 18,
1929; 2 c. Mar. 20; E pub. 4506;
Theodore Presser co., at arent
679
Sunkist serenade; words and music
by H. F. Reser. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Mar. 1, 1929; E
unp. 4157; Harry F. Reser, New
York. 6800
Sunny (A) shaft; part song, poem by
S. T. Coleridge, music by Julius
Harrison, of Great Britain; sop. 1,
2 and alto. 4to. © Feb. 19, 1929;
1 c. Feb. 28: E for. 2910: Hawkes |
& son (London) Itd., London. 6801
Sunrise chant; words and music by
A. M. Baldwin. © Feb. 20, 1929;
2c. Feb. 18; E pub. 3787; Anita M.
Baldwin, Santa Anita, Calif. 6802
Sunrise in the Alps; by E. J. M. Sea-
mans; pf. © 1c. Mar. 26, 1929;
E unp. 5092; Emma J. Moore-Sea-
mans. Yorba Linda, Calif. 6803
Sunset and evening star; hymn, words
by Tennyson, music by Chas. H.
Gabriel. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
28; E pub. 4684; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago. 6804
Sur la tombe d’un enfant (L’ epitaffio
d’un bambino); d’ apres la poéme
de Ch. Swinburne, paroles italiennes
de Luigi Siciliani, paroles fran-
6814
caises de Louis de Morsier, musique
de Sandro Fuga, of France. © Mar.
13, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 1; E For. 3153;
Société anonyme des éditions Ri-
ecordi, Paris. 6805
Sur les bords galants; barearolle, par
F. July, of France; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1928;
1c. Mar. 8, 1929;°E for. 3078; Chou-
dens, Paris. 6806
Sur ton chemin; valse anglaise, paroles
de Armand Foucher, musique de
Red-Wills et P. Nast, both of
France. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢c. Mar.
8, 1929; E for. 3043; Lucien de La-
cour, Paris. 6807
Suspicion (A); by Rudolf Friml, or-
chestration by Joseph Majer; pf.
conductor. 4to. © Jan. 10, 1929;
2c. Mar. 13; E pub. 4195; Kalmus
filmusic edition, New York. 6808
Suzy; paroles de H. Varna et Jean
Marsaec, musique de J. Bos, of
France. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c. Mar.
15, 1929; E for. 3194; Editions mu-
sieales Evette, Paris. 68093
Swallow (The) ; 3-pt. choral, lyric by
Frederick H. Martens, music by Ser-
radell, arr. Christopher O’Hare; sop.,
alto and bar. Franklin ed. 4to. ©
Mar." 1, 929°" 2\'c.*Mar. 2°" “pub.
3817; Kay & Kay music pub. corp.,
New York. 6810
Swanee River home; words by J. Mel-
bourne, music by C. A. Matson.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Mar. 22; 1929; E unp. 4954; John
Melbourne and Charles A. Matson,
New York. 6811
Sweet Adeiina; mazurka, by P. Tuc-
ciarone, op. 4, no. 2; violin and pf.
New York City, Pat progressive ed.
co: . © Peb..15, 1929-20 eb: 162
E pub. 4844; Pasquale Tucciarone,
New York. 6812
Sweet baby mine stop a-wasting my
time blues; lyrics by Irving Kane
and Edward I. White, music by M.
Parti, of Italy, domiciled at May-
wood, ll. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1929; E unp. 4892;
Michael Parti, Maywood, Ill. 6813
Sweet Chewaukla, the land of sleepy
water; words by Fred C. Higman,
music by Carmen Lombardo.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Mar. 27, 1929; E unp. 5106; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 6814
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6815
Sweet cider; from the cantata The
harvest, text by C. Gordon Wilcox,
music by Richard Kountz; mixed
voices. 4to. © Mar. 4, 1929; 2 ¢
Mar. 8; E pub. 4129; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 6815
Sweet Eleanor, you I adore; words by
Margaret E. Shaver, music by W.
G. Shaver. [Words and melody
only] ©1ce. Mar. 11, 1929; E unp.
4592; Walter G. Shaver, Bellevue
Manor, L. I., N.: Y. 6816
Sweet girl of nineteen twenty-nine;
words and music by H. Baehr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Mar. 29, 1929; EH unp. 5197 ; Hermina
Baehr, Relay, Md. 6817
Sweet little girl of my dreams; words
and music by Orris Adair. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 20, 1929; E unp. 4885; Orris
Adair Nafe, Rock Island, Ill. 6818
Sweet little Lou; words and music by
W. Gediman, G. Garden and W.
Lewis. ©1«c Mar. 12, 1929; E unp.
4614; Walter Gediman, Glen Gar-
den, and Warren Lewis, Los Angeles.
6819
Sweet little mannikin doll; from Pleas-
ure bound, lyrics by John H. Mul- |
downey, music by Phil Baker and
Maury Rubens, © Feb. 18, 1929;
2 ec. Mar. 6; E pub. 3881; Shubert
music pub. corp., New York. 6820
Sweet little Swede; music by Freder-
ick William O’Shea [pseud. of F.
W. Shea.] [Melody only] ©1l1e.
Feb. 2, 1929; E unp. 3359; Frederick
William Shea, New York. 6821
Sweet Liza; words by Walter Hirsch,
music by Milton Samuels; pf. and
ukulele ace., with pf. solo cho. by
Lee Sims. © Feb. 20, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
23; E pub. 4104; Ted Browne music
co., inc., Chicago. 6822
Sweet moon; words by V. H. Wilken-
ing, music by Jack Mahoney. New
York City, Frank Harding music
music house. © Feb. 14, 1929; 2 ¢.
Feb. 19; E pub. 43812; Vernon H.
Wilkening, Nevada, Ia. 6823
Sweet Nancy Lee; lyric by M. G. Sa-
ger, music by Burrell Van Buren.
Petersburg, Va., Saber music house.
© Feb. 26, 1929; 2c. Mar. 5; E pub.
3887; Mary G. Sager, Petersburg,
Va. 6824
Sweet Rowena; words and music by
H. C. Peterson, arr. by S. A. Her-
man; pf. and ukulele acc. © Mar.
20, 1929; 2c. Mar. 25; BE pub. 4548;
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Edward C. Peterson, Niles City,
Mont. 6825
Sweet Sadie mine; words by H. Rein-
schreiber, music by Johnny Thomp-
son and H. Reinschreiber. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Mar. 13,
1929; E unp. 4718; Henry Rein-
schreiber, Philadelphia. 6826
Sweet seventeen, that’s what I call my
baby ; words by Edgar Leslie, musie
by Walter Donaldson; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Mar. 30, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
30; E pub. 4668; Donaldson, Doug-
las & Gumble, ine., New York. 6827
Sweet Sue; words and music by Theo-
dora Miller; pf. [Photostat] ©1le.
Mar. 22, 1929; EH unp. 5018; Agnes
Theodora Miller, Easton, Md. 6828
Sweet Virginia Rose; words and mu-
sic bq Lou Herscher and Billy Hays;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Mar. 15,
1929; 2 ec. Mar. 15; E pub. 4277;
Louis Herscher, Philadelphia. 6829
Sweetheart Emma Lou; words by A.
Hammond, music by Walter W.
Newcomer. © Mar. 18, 1929; 2 «¢.
Mar. 16; E pub. 4513; Albert Ham-
mond, Burbank, Calif. 6830
Sweetheart I, love you; waltz, words
and music by T. Ambrose. © 1 «.
Mar. 5, 1929; E unp. 4264; Toney
Ambrose, Westville, I]. 6831
Sweetheart, I’m on my way; words
and music by Alfred Solman and
George Brown. © Mar. 14, 1929;
2c. Mar. 15; E pub. 4268; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 6832
Sweetheart memory ; fox-trot, by L. V.
Martin. [Melody only] © 1c. Mar.
2, 1929; E unp. 4209; Louis Victor
Martin, New York. 6833
Sweetheart mine; words and music by
J. H. Ainsworth, of Great Britain,
domiciled at Lynwood, Calif., arr. by
J. Watson. © 1c. Mar. 16, 1929;
E unp. 4775; John Harrison Ains-
worth, Lynwood, Calif., and Jonas
Watson, Gardena, Calif. 6834
Sweetheart mine, I hear you calling
me; words by G. Leaming, music by
Chester Escher. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Mar. 6, 1929; E uunp.
4398; George Leaming, Northville,
Mich. 6835
Sweetheart of DeMolay; words by
R. M. Robbins, music by Reba Ann
Robbins and R. M. Robbins. © Feb.
20, 1929; 2 ¢. Feb. 25; E pub. 3812;
Roy M. Robbins, Richmond, Ind.
6835
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no. 3, 1929
6857
ee
Sweetheart of May; South American
song, words and music by R.
Bascope, of Bolivia, domiciled at
Chicago. © 1c. Mar. 15, 1929; B
unp. 4755; Rudolph Bascope, Chi-
cago. 6837
Sweetheart won’t you come back to
me; lyric and music by M. G. Witt-
man. Caney, Kansas, Blackledge
Sales co. © Mar. 13, 1929; 2 c. Mar. |
16; E pub. 4392; Gwynne Edward
Blackledge and Max Geo. Wittman,
Caney, Kan. 6838
Sweetheart, you and I; words by Ray
Hawling, music by K. T. Wright;
pf. with words. © 1c. Mar. 14,
1929; E unp. 4738; Kenneth T.
Wright, Menominee, Mich. 6839
Sweethearts; from suite, Harvest time,
by William B. Coburn; pf. © Mar.
20,1929 ; 2c. Mar. 27; HE) pub. 4615;
Belwin, inc., New York. 6840
Sweethearts of yesterday; ballad,
words and music by Joe C. Moore
[i. e. Joseph Carroll Moore] New
York City, Frank Harding. © Feb.
B1929; 2c. Feb. 15; E pub. 4301 ;
Joseph C. Moore, Boise, Id. 6841
Sweetie; fox trot, par Geo. L.
Heartly, arr. par Tom Waltham, of
Great Britain; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928;
1 ¢@. Mar. 15; E for. 3210; Editions
Max Eschig, Paris. 6842
Sweetness (The) of your song; lyric
by J. Keirn Brennan, music by John
McLaughlin, arr. by E. Chas. Eggett;
voe. orch. pts., in B flat. 4to. ©
Mar. 20, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 25; E pub.
4552; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
6843
Tayuatapxns (‘O) BeXtooapiov; words and
music by A. Sakellariou. [Greek
text and melody only] © 1 «¢. Mar.
2, 1929; E unp. 4211; Antonios Sa-
kellariou, New York. 6844
Take a little tip; from Fox movietone
follies, words by Harlan Thompson,
music by Dave Stamper. [Words
and melody only] © 1 c¢. Mar. 8,
1929; EH unp. 4632; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc., New York. 6845
Take a peck; fox trot, words by Art
Mansfield, music by Wm. Van
Beaver; pf. and ukulele acc. ©1ce.
Mar 5, 1929; E unp. 43827; Arthur
Mansfield, Plano, Il. 6846
Take me back to California; fox-trot
song, words by W. F. Warmoth,
music by M. Paul Manganella; pf.
47158—29
and ukulele acc. © 1 ¢. Feb. 13,
1929; E unp. 4743; W. F. Warmoth,
Yakima, Wash. 6847
Take me back to peaceful valley;
words and music by Harold Dixon ;
pf. acc. by Harold Potter, ukulele
arr. by M. Kalua. © Feb. 5, 1929;
2c. Mar. 2; E pub. 3824; Gotham
music service, inc., New York. 6848
Take me back to sweetheart days;
waltz, words by M. D. McLaughlin,
music by Ray Hibbeler. © 1 e.
Mar. 23, 1929; E unp. 5044; Myrtle
D. McLaughlin, Olympia, Wash.
6849
Take me beneath the moon; fox trot,
words and music by A. Romano, of
Italy, domiciled at Springfield, Mass.
© 1c. Mar. 21, 1929; BE unp. 4921:
Arthur Romano, Springfield, Mass.
6850
Take me walking in the moonlight;
words and music by W. Wassaw.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Feb. 15, 1829; 2.¢. Feb. 19; E pub.
4311; Wilber Wassaw, Cripple Creek,
Col. ; 6851
Takes you; words and music by Benny
Davis and Carmen Lombardo.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Feb. 27, 1929; E unp. 4198; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 6852
Takes you; words and music by Benny
Davis and Carmen Lombardo, arr.
by Joseph M. Weiss; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Mar. 13, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 29:
E pub. 4649; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine., New York. 6853
Takin’ the longest way home; words
by Charles Tobias and Ballard Mac-
donald, music by Larry Shay.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Mar. 19, 1929; E unp. 4846; Irving
Berlin, inec., New York. 6854
Tango; by B. J. Greenhouse; melody
with ‘pf. -acc. [Photostat] © 1. c.
Mar. 8, 1929; E unp. 4490; Bertram
J. Greenhouse, Philadelphia. 6855
Tango boheme; by J. Bohr, of Ger-
many, domiciled at New York; pf.
© 1c Mar. 9, 1929- BE unp.. 4521;
Jose Bohr, New York. 6856
Tango ec-moll; fiir klavier, von H. W.
Funke, of Germany. Leipzig, Ko-
missionsverlag Friedrich Schneider.
© Nove 1g 1028: 1. G, Maer “43.
1929* HF for.” $279 3) H.W. Funke,
Weida/Thur., Germany. 6857
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6858
Tantum ergo; guide me O Thou great
Jehovah, words arr. by Lucia An-
derson Huff, music by Augustus B.
Anderson. [Latin and English text]
© 1c. Mar. 21, 1929; E unp. 4949;
Lucia A. Huff, Old Orchard, Me.
6858
Tanz dcr irrlichter; charakterstticke,
fiir salon-orch. stimmen, von Hans
Lange, of Germany, op. 34. 4to. ©
Dec. 20, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 138, 1929;
Ti for. 3250; Gustav Fechner, Berlin.
6859
Tanzende (Die) welle; worte von
Hans Joachim Klengel, musik von
Otto Wittenbecher, of Germany;
orch. pts., with pf. direction. ©
Mar.,.1,,:1928 s..1 .¢.. Oets, dd + Hh, for.
747; Lido-verlag, Lisbeth Dorrhauer,
Leipzig. 6860
Tarantella; by Paul Zilcher, of Ger-
many, ov. 222, no. 5; violin, 1st posi-
tion, and pf. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 ¢
Mar. 7; E pub. 4068; G. Schimer,
inc., New York. 6861
Tarde fulera; tango, letra de O.
Amato, mtisica de L. M. Ferreté, of
France; pf. © Feb. 20, 1929; 1 «¢.
Mar. 15; E for. 3197; L. M. Ferreté,
Paris. 6862
Tartar dance; by A... Bartnovsky.
[Melody only] © 1. Mar. 6, 1929;
E unp. 4821; Alexander Bartnovsky,
Brooklyn. 6863
Tartini (G.) Canzone; transcribed
for violin and pf. by Mario Corti,
of Italy, domiciled: at New York.
© Feb. 7, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 8; E pub.
3999; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
6864
Tausend und eine nacht; aus orienta-
lische ballett-suite, von Serge Bort-
kiewicz, op. 37, no. 7, arr. von Leo-
pold Weninger, of Austria; orch.
pts., with pf. or organ conductor and
1st violins conductor. 4 teil. Tanz
der trauer jt" other] :) ©. Marois
TOZ9: "ee Mar, 27 Sor ae:
D. Rahter, Leipzig. 6865
Tausend und eine nacht; orientalische
ballett-suite, von Serge Bortkiewicz,
op. 37, no. 1, arr. von Leopold Wenin-
ger, of Austria; orch.. with pf.-organ
conductor and 1st violin conductor.
1. teil. Der kalif Harun-al-Raschid.
[1 other] © Feb. 20, 1929: 1 ec.
Mar. 15; E for. 3118; D. Rahter,
Leipzig. 6866
Te (Il) Deum di ringraziamento ; versi
di F. Amodio, musica di Remo
pt. 111, n.s., v. 24
D’Alba; violin. © 1 c. Feb. 28,
1929; E unp. 4558; Frank Amodio,
Brooklyn. 6867
Teach me to forget; words and music
by F. S. McGowen; voice and violin.
© 1c. Mar. 14, 1929; E unp. 4701;
Franklin 8. McGowen, Los Angeles.
6868
Tears; by Milan Roder; orch. pts.
with pf. conductor. © Mar. 5, 1929;
2c. Mar. 13; E pub. 4210; Kalmus
filmusiec edition, New York. 6869
Tears of love; words and music by
Dorothy Woodward; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Mar. 18, 1929; 2 ¢ Mar. 25;
E pub. 4572; Marco Day, Monterey,
Calif. 6870
Tell me it’s true you love me; [song],
composer, of the United States.
[Photostat] © 1c. Mar. 15, 1929;
E unp. 4759; Marie Shores, Wash-
ington. 6871
Tell me that you care; waltz, words
and music by S. Sario. ©1c. Mar.
16, 1929; E unp. 4975; Sam Sario,
Boston. 6872
Tell me the reason why; lyric by L.
Shears, music by V. Tomasulo. ©
1c. Mar. 7, 1929; E unp. 4479; Vin-
cent Tomasulo and Louis Shears,
Brooklyn. 6873
Tel! me whose girl you are; words and
music by Ruth Coleman and R. M.
Embry. [Words and melody only]
©); te. Mar. 2, 1929-" EB) ip olor
Ruth Miller Embry, Cincinnati.
6874
Tempo di scherzo; pour violon et orch.,
par A. Libiot, of France; pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Dec. 31,
1928; 1c. Mar. 8, 1929; H for. 3049;
O. Auloy, Paris. 6875
Temporal, temporal; de Plena, words
and music by R. Hernandez. © 1.
Mar. 22, 1929; E unp. 4962; Rafael
Hernandez, New York. 6876
Tempting little love lips; words by
G. J. Wendling, music by EH. A.
Schindler. © 1 ¢c. Mar. 22, 1929;
EX unp. 4952; George J. Wendling,
and Edw. A. Schindler, Chicago.
6877
Terence, this is stupid stuff; words by
A. E. Housman, music by Stanley
Wilson, of Great Britain, op. 41;
bar. solo, and male voices. 4to. ©
Mar. 26, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 27; E for.
3515; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
6878
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
Tewkesbury road; part-song, words by
John Masefield, music by Stanley
Wilson, of Great Britain, op. 42,
no. 1; male voices. 4to. © Mar.
26, 1929; 1 ce. Mar. 27> E for. 3517;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 6879
Tex, old pal; words and music by
Arthur Fields and Fred Hall; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Jan. 31, 1929;
2c. Mar. 19; E pub. 4877; Denton &
Haskins music pub. co., inc., New
York. 6880
‘Texas rangers; words and music by
Harry K. McClintock. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Mar. 6, 1929;
E unp. 43828; Villa Moret, inc., San
Francisco. 6881
‘That didna trouble me; talking song,
words and music by HE. Green, music
arr. by Fred Watson. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Mar. 18, 1929;
E unp. 4812; Eddie Green, New
York. 6882
‘That germ called love; lyrics by Sylvia
Fields Ginsberg, music by B. C. Rose.
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1929; E unp. 4373;
Bertha C. Rose, Chestnut Hill, Mass.
6883
‘That'll be me thinking of you; words
by W. Dent, music by Luther A.
Clark. © 1c. Mar. 27, 1929; E unp.
5114; Weslet Dent, St. Louis. 6884
‘That look in your eyes; words and
music by A. Greenberg. © Oct. 4,
1928; 2 ce. Mar..18; E pub. 4660:
Abner Greenberg, ine., New York.
6885
‘That lovely melody ; words and melody
by A. G. Bolt. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1929;
E unp. 4372; Arthur G. Bolt, Buffalo.
6886
‘That made me fall in love; words and
music by W. Camm. [Words and
melody only] ©41c. Mar. 30, 1929:
E unp. 5218; Walter Camm, New
York. 6887
‘That mournful melody; lyrie by
Sammy Lerner, music by Fred Cohn,
Clark and Degnon. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Mar. 8, 1929;
E unp. 4633; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 6888
That night of nights; lyric by Jack B.
Loeb, music by A. H. Gutman.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Mar. 9, 1929; E unp. 4518; Arthur
H. Gutman, Lynbrook, N. Y. 6889
6900
That red head; words and music by
B. Cray; 1st ‘violin. © 1c. Mar. 5,
1929; EK unp. 4290; Beula Cray, New
York. 6890
That’s a drop in the bucket, compared
to my love for you; words and music
by Al Sherman, Abner Silver and
Al Lewis, arr. by Joseph M. Weiss;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Jan. 5, 1929;
2c. Jan. 31; E pub. 4186; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
6891
That’s all I ask of you; words and
music by Mickey Kippel and Guy
Lombardo; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Mar. 4, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 8; E pub.
4131; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 6892
That’s all I want you to know; words
and music by H. F. Chorpening. ©
1c. Feb. 4, 1929; E unp. 3399 ; Hilda-
garde F. Chorpening, New Orleans.
6893
That’s living; lyric by Ben Lyon, music
by Violinsky [pseud. of Solly Gins-
berg] [Words and melody only]
© 1.¢) Mar: 7,,1929; H unp.. 4452;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 6894
That’s my idea of heaven; lyric by G.
Whiting, music by Herbert Steiner
and Mae Lieb, arr. by May Singhi
Breen; pf. and ukulele or banjulele
banjo ace. © Mar. 4, 1929; 2 e.
Mar. 6; E pub. 3954; George Whit-
ing, inc., New York. 6895
That’s my Sally; words and music by
H. M. Dodd. -© 1c. Mar. 5, 1929;
EH ounp. 4822; Henry Morgan Dodd,
Kansas City, Mo. 6896
. That’s the song of songs for me; words
by Henry M. Neely, music by Harold
Levey. © Mar. 8, 1929; 2c. Mar. 8;
E pub. 3988; Green & Stept, inc.,
New York. 6897
That’s why I fell in love; words by
J. Costanzo, music by Samuel H.
Speck. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 5, 1929; E unp. 4303;
Joseph Costanzo, Carbondale, Pa.
6898
That’s why I’m blue; words by Mrs.
J. A. Winters, music by M. Winters.
© 1c. Mar. 21, 1929; E unp. 4950:
Melvin Winters, San Antonio. 6899
That’s why I’m content; words and
music by M. Grand. © 1 ¢. Mar. 2,
1929; E unp. 4216; Mitchell Grand,
Harrisburg, Pa. 6900:
309
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6901
That’s words and music to me; words
and music by A. Donnelly. [Chords,
single staff} © 1c Mar. 19, 1929;
E unp. 5854; Andrew Donnelly,
Ridgefield Park, N. J. 6901
That’s you, baby; from Fox movietone
follies of 1929, words and music by
Archie Gottler, Sidney D. Mitchell
and Con Conrad. © Mar. 7, 1929;
2 c Mar. 8; E pub. 4173; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
6902
That same cat; words and music by
Alfoncy Harris. [ Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 28, 1929;
E unp. 4176; Southern music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 6903
That wonderful girl of mine; words
and music by H. Grell. Lincoln,
Nebr., Jesse Williams. © Mar. 14,
1929; 2 ec. Mar. 16; E pub. 4853; H.
Grell, Chicago, 6904.
Theme songs; by G. Casriel; pf. ©1
ec. Mar. 26, 1929; E unp. 5101;
Gertrude Casriel, New York. 6905
Théme, variations, danse; par Stan
Golestan, of Rumania; pf. © June
5, 1928: 1 «. June 28; E for. 3486;
Durand et cie., Paris. 6906
Then I’m satisfied; words and music
by R. A. Woods and. William A.
Barbee; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Mar. 9, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 11; E pub.
4156; Richard Arthur Woods, Chi-
cago. 6807
There are fairies at the bottom of our
garden; words by Rose Fyleman, mu-
sic by Liza Lehmann, arr. by Clar-
ence Lucas, of Great Britain; fe-
male trio. 4to. © Mar. 15, 1929;
1c. Mar. 16; E for. 3174; Chappell
& co., Itd., London.
There’s a dare in Kil-dare; words by
M. G. Golton, music by M. G. Gol-
ton and Fae Jacobson. © 1 ¢. Jan.
14, 1929: E unn. 4905; Mignon
6909
There’s a hole in my heart and a lump
in my throat; words and music by
Art Arlett fi. e. A. M. Arlett], and
Lloyd Ramsey [i. e. L. I. Ramsey]
© 1c. Mar. 21, 1929; E unp. 4977;
Arthur M. Arlett and Lieyd I. Ram-
sey, Berkeley. 6910
There’s no pal in this world like moth-
er; words by EH. Angrisano, music
by Luther A. Clark. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Mar. 6, 1929;
2c Mar. 14; E pub. 4488; Hmilio
Angrisano, Boston, Mass. 6911
Gainsborough Golton, Chicago.
6908.
é pt. 111, n.s., vy. 24
There’s no use of crying; words by R.
Sexton, music by Arthur Darvo.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Mar. 1, 1929; E unp. 4148; Ruth
Sexton, Paterson. 6912.
There’s somebody else; words and mu-
sic’ by. P. H. Pryor. ~[Wotds ane
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 18, 1929;
EK unp. 4695; Preston H. Pryor,
Philadelphia. 6918.
There you are and here am I; words.
by M. Holiner, music by Alberta.
Nichols. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 19, 1929; E unp. 4843;
Mann Holiner, New York. 6914-
These—those—and—them; fox trot,
lyrics by A. Wilson, music by C. La--
Grange. © 1c. Mar. 11, 1929; E:
unp. 4595; Alexander Wilson and
Cleo LaGrange, Chicago. 6915.
Things; words by Dorothy Dow, music
by George Bagby; high voice. ©
Feb. 7, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 8; E pub.
3992; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
6916.
Thinking; words and music by S8.
Herron. © Mar. 28, 1929; 2c Mar.
28: E pub. 4643; Stanley Herron,
Lancaster, Ky. 6917
Thinking, just thinking of you; waltz.
song, words and music by N. Hs-
sary. © 1c. Mar. 5, 1929; E unp.
4297; Nettie Essary, Dallas. 6918
Thinking of Calvary; words by Avis.
B. Christiansen, music by Nathalie
Jessup. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 ec. Mar.
6; E pub. 3951; G. S. Schuler and
W. M. Runyan, Chicago. 6919
Thirty-third (The) star; Champoeg
memorial song, words and music by
C. S. West. Portland, Oregon, J. K.
Gill co. © Feb. 14, 1929; 2 c Mar.
15; E pub. 4248; Carl Sumner West,
Portland, Or. 6920°
Tho’ castles tumble down; theme song
to Master and man, words by Har-.
greaves, Damerell and Pat Heale,
music by Harry Tilsley and Tolchard
Evans, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa.
notations] © Mar. 12, 1929; 1 «
Mar. 16; E for. 3374; Cecil Lennox,
ltd., London. 6921
Thomas (Charles Louis Ambroise)
Land of heart’s desire; connais tu
le pays, from Mignon, words by Gil-
bert Purcell, music arr. by Richard
Kountz; mixed voices. 4to. © Mar.
4, 1929; 2.c. Mar. 8; E pub. 4128;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
6922:
8AQ
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
6943
‘Thousand (A) miles away; words by
Billy Rose, music by Lee David.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ec.
Mar. 138, 1929; E unp. 4710; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc., New
York. 6923
Thracian (A) holiday; cantata for
women’s voices with ten. solo, text
by Claire Richardson, music by Har-
vey Gaul. 4to. © Feb. 14; 1929;
2c. Mar. 5; E pub. 3899; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. 6924
Three cheers for the Irish and the
Jews; words and music by A. Mack.
© 1c. Mar. 18, 1929; E unp. 4808;
Andrew Mack, New York. 6925
Three-part (The) choir no. 2; coll. of
three-part anthems, ed. by Ira B.
Wilson; sop. 1, 2 and alto. 4to. ©
Sept. 29, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 24;
A O-976; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O. 6926
Three women blues; words and music
by W. McTell. [Words and melody]
© ic. June 3, 1929; E unp. 7450;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 6827
Thrills of glory, no. 1; series of cho-
ruses for evangelistic campaigns,
words and music by C. H. Snyder.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Mar. 9, 1929; E unp. 4515; Cora H.
Snyder, Harrisburg, Pa. 6928
Throbbing hearts; love song, by Josef
Pasternack, arr. from the original
se. by Leo A. Kempinski; orch. pts..,
with pf. or organ conductor and 1st
violin conductor. © Mar. 21, 1929;
2 ce. Mar. 22: E pub. 4463; Irving
Berlin standard music corp., New
York. 6929
Thy glory dawns, Jerusalem; anthem,
words by John J. Moment, music by
Charlotte Mathewson Lockwood;
mixed voices; organ acc. 4to. ©
rep. 1, 1929:"2 ¢c Web: t-" Hi pab.
3795; H. W. Gray co., New York.
6930
Thy word, O Lord, is my delight;
hymn, words by Charlotte G. Homer,
music by Chas. H. Gabriel. © Mar.
f., 1929 -.2.¢. Mar, 28: BE pub, 4691 :;
Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chicago.
6931
Tiddledy winks; by Jack Glogau and
Joe Zimmerman. [Melody only] ©
Mar. 11, 1929; E unp. 4720; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 6932
Tididda voli ’a ecarni; versi di Anselmo
Frattellone, musica di A. Bascetta.
{Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Jan. 10, 1929; E unp. 3644; Alfredo
Bascetta, and A. Frattellone, Brook-
lyn. 6933
Tie a string on your finger; from Fox
movietone follies of 1929, words and
music by Archie Goitler, Sidney D.
Mitchell and Con Conrad. © Mar.
7, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 8; E pub. 4170; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 6934
Tight like this; by A. Curl. [Melody
only] ©41e. Mar. 13, 1929; E unp.
4667 ; Consolidated music pub. house,
Chicago. 6935
Tight like this; words by Henry Myers,
music by Arthur Schwartz. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢ Mar. 9,
1929; E unp. 4721; Harms inc., New
York. 6936
Till I heard you say good-bye; words
by Tom Collins, music by Less Ruth-
ven [i. e. B. L. Ruthven]; in F. ©
1 e. Mar. 14, 1929; E unp. 4740;
B. L. Ruthven, Donna, Tex. 6937
"Till life’s journey ends, Ill be the
same to you; words and music by
Agnes Herr Carlton; pf. © 1 «.
Mar. 5, 1929; E unp. 4346; Agnes
Jane Herr Carlton, Ethan, S. D.
6938
Till vapen; Swedish march, by K. M.
Fristrup; band pts., with conductor.
4to.. ©, Mar, 20,°1929; 2 c. Mar. 23;
E pub. 4548; Salvation army, inc.,
New York. 6939
Till we meet; words by Lou Davis,
music by Ted Fiorito; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Mar. 14, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
16; E pub. 4383; Harms, inc., New
York. 6940
Tillie ain't walkin’ no mo’; words and
music by W. Bishop. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Mar. 9, 1929;
E unp. 4526; Walter Bishop, New
York. 6941
Tiomkin (Dimitri) March; by D.
Tiomkin, of Russia, domiciled at
New York; 1st violin. © 1c. Mar.
7, 1929; E unp. 4454; Dimitri Tiom-
kin, New York. 6942
Tired of dreaming dreams; words by
Mabelle Francis, music by J. Wed-
dell. [Words and melody only] ©
tf ec, Maro, 1929308) qainp) 4155;
Johnny Weddell, San Francisco.
6943
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6944
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
To a katydid; cantata for children’s
cho., words by Oliver Wendell
Holmes, music by Carl Busch. 4to.
© Mar. 26, 1929; 2 ec Mar. 28; E
pub. 4680; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 6944
To a lady seen from the train; words
by Frances Cornford, music by Stan-
ley Wilson, of Great Britain, op. 42,
no. 2; male voices. 4to. © Mar. 26,
1929; Liew; Mat..27; EUfor. (3516;
Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 6945
To a Nordic princess; bridal song, for
orch., pipe organ at will, by P. A.
“Grainger; pf. New York, G. Schir-
mer, inc. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
7; E pub. 4064; Percy Aldridge
Grainger, White Plains, N. Y. 6946
To be in love; words and music by
Roy Turk and Fred E. Ahlert.
[Words and melody only] © 1 .«.
Mar. 22, 1929; E unp. 5008; Santly
bros., inc., New York. 6947
To make a long story short, I love
you; lyrics by Jack Meskill and
Billy Mann, music by Pete Wend-
ling; pf. and ukulele ace. © Mar.
12, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 14; E pub. 42389;
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. 6948
To music; poem by Fred G. Bowles,
music by Louis Victor Saar, op. 126
a; mixed voices. 4to. © Feb. 20,
1929; 2 e. Mar. 25; EH pub. 4537;
Henry T. FitzSimons, Chicago. 6949
Toccata and Jig; by William Babel,
arr., ed., fingered and bowed by
James Brown, of Great Britain; vio-
lin and pf. © Mar. 25, 1929; 1 «¢.
Mar. 26; E for. 3377; Stainer & Bell,
ltd., London. | 6950
Tod (Der) des Oedipus; cantate, ftir
gemischten chor, soli u. orgel, 2
trompeten, 2 posaunen u. pauken ad
lib., text von René Morax, Deutsch
von. H. Weber, musik von Conrad
Beck, of Switzerland. Se. © Mar.
ZO; 1929; 1c. Mar. 15: HY formaeen:
B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
6951
To-day and to-morrow; theme song
from Port of dreams, words and mu-
sic by Roy Turk, Joseph Cherniavsky
and Fred E. Ahlert. © Feb. 1, 1929;
2e¢. Feb. 2; E pub. 3190; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
6952
Today is the morning after; words and
music by Lou Zoeller and Tommie
Malie; pf. and ukulele acc. © Mar.
28, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 28; E pub. 4637;
Will Rossiter, Chicago. 6953.
Toloka; words by Eugene Zukowsky,.
music by A. Schwartz. [Polish text
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Mar. 1,
1929; E unp. 4142; Abe Schwartz,
New York. 6954
Tom Tiddler; children’s march, by
John C. Holliday, of Great Britain ;.
pf. © Feb. 13, 1929; 1c Feb. 27;
E for. 2947; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. 6955:
Tom Tyler; words anon., music by
Peter Warlock [pseud. of Philip
Heseltine], of Great Britain. ©
Jan. 1, 1929; 1 ¢.: Feb. 11; EB for:
3901; Augener, ltd., London. 6956
Tommy’s new’ drum; march, by M. L.
Preston; pf. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 «¢.
Mar. 5; E pub. 38935; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 6957
Tomorrow ; words by William T. Jor-
dan, music by Morgan H. Harris,
arr. by, Chas.|\R.. Bird.) pty Kee
Mar. 27, 1929; E unp. 5126; Morgan
Hovey Harris, Boston. 6958:
Tomorrow’s violets; words by Ray-
mond B. Egan, music by Larry
Shay; pf. and ukulele ace. © Dec.
15, 1928; 2 ec. Dec. 20; E pub. 1802;
John §S. Finck, inec., Detroit. 6959.
Too many lips; words and music by
A. Geraldine Farrar [i. e, A. G. F.
Gleason] © 1c. Mar. 25, 1929; E
unp. 5068; Alice Geraldine Farrar
Gleason, Monrovia, Calif. 6960.
Toodle oouch! words and music by E..
G. Dowin; pf. ©1c. Mar. 8, 1929;
E unp. 4507; Edwin Goodrich Do-
win, Pontiac, Mich. 6961L
Top-of-the-morning to you, sir; rollick-
ing style of Irish air, words by Jen.
J. Jawus [pseud. of H. A. Jenkins,.
jr.], music by B. M. Hale. © Jan..
11, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 15; E pub. 4264;
Henry A. Jenkins, jr., Philadelphia.
6962:
Torch (The) of liberty; words and
music by D. K. McDaniel. © 1 «
Feb. 9, 1929; E unp. 4188; Dora
Kneeland Me Daniel, Oklahoma City,
Okl. 6963:
Touch-down; by Thomas (Fats) Wal-
ler. [Melody only] © 1 ec. Mar. 2,
1929; E unp. 4230; Clarence Wil-
liams musi¢e pub. co., inec., New York.
6964-
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
Toujours en retard; de L’Orloff, paro-
les de Roger Ferréol et Georges
Merry, musique de Bruno Granich-
staedten, of Austria. © Feb. 20,
1929; 1 ce. Mar. 15; B for. 3215; Edi-
tions Max Eschig, Paris. 6965
Toy (The) theatre; easy suite for pf.,
by Harold Rawlinson, of Great Brit-
ain. 1. Miniature overture. [4
others] © Feb. 12, 1929; 1 c. Mar.
16; E for. 3128; Schott & co., Itd.,-
6966
Toy time; eight little pf. solos with
incidental words, by Jessie W. Kent.
© Feb. 9, 1929; 2 « Mar. 8: E
pub. 4011; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 6967
Toymaker’s (The) dream; novelty
characteristic, by Ernie Golden, arr.
be C.. Polla' = pt.) © Mar.” 14
1929; 2 c. Mar. 15; E pub. 4263; Ed-
ward B. Marks music co., New York.
6968
Tranen; valse moderne, ftir salon-
orch. stimmen, von Josef Felix Hess,
of Germany, op. 4, no. 2. 4to. ©
Sept. 30, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 13, 1929; E
for. 3270; Johann André, Offenbach/
M., Germany. 6969
Trinen; valse moderne, text u. musik
von Josef Felix Hess, of Germany,
op. 4, no. 2. © Sept. 30, 1928; 1 «¢.
Mar. 13, 1929; E for. 3271; Johann
André, Offenbach/M., Germany.
6970
Trail (The) to Mexico; words and mu-
sic by Harry K. McClintock.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Mar. 6, 1929; E unp. 4331; Villa
Moret, inc., San Francisco. 6971
Traveler’s (The) song; words and mu-
sic by M. Lintecum. © 1 ¢. Mar. 30,
1929; E unp. 5229; Mattie Linte-
cum, Englevale, Kan. 6972
Treasure; words and music by W. and
E. Gorman and J. O. Riehl. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Mar. 5,
1929; E unp. 4603; William Gorman,
London.
Edward Gorman and J. Oliver Riehl,
6973
Treaty hymn of peace; words and mu-
Sic by F. A. Lockhart; pf. © 1«.
Feb. 23, 1929; E unp. 3953; Freder-
ick Algernon Lockhart, San Fran-
cisco. 6974
Treue (Der) husar; karnevals-marsch
1929, fiir klavier mit unterlegtem
text: von Fritz Hannemann, of Ger-
Chicago.
6983
many. © Nov. 11, 1928; 1 ce. Mar.
13, 1929; HE for. 3306; P. J.' Tonger,
Cologne/Rh., Germany. 6975
Trianon; air style ancien, by Gaston
Boreh, of Great Britain, arr. by Ed-
uard Rudolf [pseud. of Rudolf
Hladisch], of Austria; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and violin 1 con-
ductor. © Nov. 15, 1928; 2c. Jan. 8,
1929; E for. 1879; Edition interna-
tional, musikhandel international,
A. E. Wappler, Stockholm, Sweden.
6976
Trio; fiir klavier, violine und violon-
cello, von Guido Pannain, of Italy.
© Dee. 31, 1928; 1 ce. Mar. 13, 1929;
E for. 3239; Friedrich Hofmeister,
Leipzig. 6977
Trio; serenade, ftir violine, viola u. vio-
loneell, von Miklos R6zsa, of Hun-
gary, op. 1. 3 bks. © Mar. 5, 1929;
1c. each Mar. 19; E for. 3328; Breit-
kopf & Hirtel, Leipzig. 6978
Trio-sonate 8 aus op. 2, D dur; von J.
M. Leclair, fiir violine oder fléte,
viola da gamba oder violoncello, cem-
balo oder klavier und basso conti-
nuo, bearb. von Christian Ddberei-
ner, of Germany; se. and pts. ©
Mar. 20, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 15; E for.
3225; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz, Ger-
many. 6979
Trip (A) in the Zeppelin; march, by
J. M. McDonald; pf., with words.
Montclair, N. J., McDonald musie
house. © Feb. 27, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
5; E pub. 3850; John Methuselah
McDonald, Montclair, N. J- 6980
Tristan le loup; ouverture dramatique,
par Emmanuel Leblond et Charles
Blin, both of France; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor and 1st violin con-
ductor: \4to.: © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 e.
Mar. 8, 1929; E for. 3051; Ch. Blin,
Toulon, France. 6981
Tristesse (La) de Jeanneton; inter-
lude du Roi d’Yvetot, acte 3, par
Camille Boucoiran, of France; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Dec. 3b,):1928; We, Mar. -21,°1929;
E for. 3434; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 6982
Triumph (The) of Joseph; sacred
cantata, text written and compiled
by Frederick H. Martens, music by
Francesco B. De Leone ; mixed voices
and soli, with organ acc. 4to. ©
Mar..5, 1929; 2 « Mar. 11; E pub.
4219; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
6983
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6984
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Triumph of the West; march by F. D. | Tuha za rodynoju; by P. Humeniuk.
Griffin; pf. © 1 ¢ Mar. 9, 1929;
E unp. 4524; Fred D. Griffin, Phila-
delphia. 6984
Troika ; Russian dance, by Eric Mareo,
of Great Britain; pf. © Mar. 4,
192940 -d. G. Max; plGe, Hi for.) 383s :
Augener, Itd., London. 6985
Trop petit, trop grand; fox-trot, de
Déshabillez-vous, de René Mercier,
of France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor, ist violin conductor and
words. 4to. © Feb. 25, 1929; 1 ¢.
Mar. 21; E for. 3480; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 6986
Tropical moon, brighten my way back
home; words by Sam Knapp [i. e.
S. A. Knapp], music by Bud Rey-
nolds [i. e. B. W. Reynolds] ©1e.
Feb. 18, 1929; E unp. 4983 ; Budward
Woodward Reynolds and Samuel
Albertus Knapp, Oilton, Okl. 6987
Trouble (The) with me is you; lyric
by Pat Ballard [pseud. of F. D,
Ballard], music by Tom Waring.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
Mar. 5, 1929; E unp. 4257; Francis
Drake Ballard, New York. 6988
True blue Lou; words and music by
Leo Robin, Sam Coslow, and Rich-
ard A. Whiting. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Mar. 23, 1929; E unp.
50387; Famous music corp., New
York. 6989
True pals; words by K. E. Schene,
music by Pauline Britting. © 1 ec.
Mar. 2, 1929; E unp. 4802 ; Katherine
EK. Schene, Louisville. 6990
Truth divine; sacred song, text by
Emmy Matt Rush, music by Mabelle
Dyer; med. voice, in G. Los An-
geles, Calif., W. A. Quincke & co.
© Feb. 20, 1929; 2c. Feb. 18; E
pub. 3788; Walter A. Quincke, Los
Angeles. 6991
Try and get it, baby, just try; words
and music by W. Lewis, G. Garden
and W. Gediman. © 1 ¢. Mar. 12,
1929: E unp. 4611; Warren Lewis,
Glen Garden and Walter Gediman,
Los Angeles. 6992
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) The tin
grenadiers ; toy soldiers’ march, 3-pt.
choral, lyric by Frederick H. Mar-
tens, music arr. by Christopher
O’Hare; sop. 1, 2, and alto. Frank-
lin ed. 4to. | © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 c.
Mar. 2; E pub. 8815; Kay & Kay
music pub. corp., New York. 6993
[Melody only] © 1c. Mar. 7, 1929;
E unp. 4459; Paul Humeniuk, New
York. 6994
Tulip, you are the girl of my choice;
words by R. Sage, music by Samuel
H. Speck. [Words and melody only]
© 1«¢ Mar. 28, 1929; E unp. 5156;
Ruth Sage, Bluefield, W. Va. 6995
-_Tumbled-down shack; words and mu-
sic by F. S. McGowen; voice and
violin. © 1c Mar. 14, 19293 HB
unp. 4702; Franklin S. MeGowen,
Los Angeles. 6996
Tune in with Jesus; hymn, words and
music by E. Boone, har. by Mrs. E.
Boone. © Mar. 22, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
25; E pub. 4535; Edward Boone,
Grand Rapids, Mich. 6997
Turkey in the straw; old zip coon,
based on string quartet arr. by
Alfred Pochon, concert paraphrase
for pf. solo by E. R. Blanchet, of
Switzerland: © Feb. 9, 1929; 2 «.
Mar. 8; E pub. 3994; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 6998
Turn back the clock; words and music
by H. B: Cook. © 1.6) ewe
1929; E unp. 4853; Harold Bryan
Cook, Kalamazoo, Mich. 6999
Turnip greens; words and music by
Add Lindsay. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Feb. 28, 1929; E unp.
4182; Southern music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 7000
Turtle soup; humorous song, words by
Lewis Carroll, music by N. F. Byng
Johnson, of Great Britain. 4to. 1.
Mixed voices—2. Men’s voices. ©
Feb. 28, 1929; 1 ¢. each Feb. 27;
Ei for. 2874, 2875; Novello & co., ltd.,
London. 7001, 7002
Tuvo corazon; tango, letra de Serafin
Adame Martinez, mtsica de Manuel
Santander, of Spain; pf. © Feb. 27,
1929; 1 @ Feb. 28; EH for: 2919;
Union musical espanola, Madrid.
7003
Twenty classic violin duets; 1st posi-
tion, ed. and arr. by Pasquale Tuc-
ciarone, op. 49.. ©.Mar. 22, 1929;
2 ce. Mar. 23; E pub. 4473; Pat pro-
gressive edition co., New York. 7004
Twilight; from Woodland fancies, by
Victor Herbert, op. 34, arr. by Har-
old Sanford; orch. pts. with pf. con-
ductor. © Feb. 12, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
18; E pub. 4043; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. - F005
364
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
Twilight chimes; by C. Demangate;
pf. Schenectady, N. Y., Carl Deman-
gate easy-music house. © Mar. 138,
1929; 2 c. Mar. 19; EH: pub. 4865;
Carl Demangate, Schenectady, N. Y.
7006
Twilight memories; by Edwin H. Le-
mare, vocal arr. and text by Franz
C. Bornschein; sop. 1 and 2, and
alto. 4to. © Mar. 18, 1929; 2 ¢.
Mar. 20; E pub. 4406; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 7007
Twilight memories; music by Edwin
H. Lemare, vocal arrangement and
text by Franz C. Bornschein; sop.
and alto. 4to. © Mar. 7, 1929; 2c.
Mar. 12; E pub. 4160; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 7008
Twilight’s the highlight, in my mem-
ory; words and music by Ella
Frances Peterson and Walter R.
Peterson. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1929; E
unp. 43836; W. R. Peterson, Park
Ridge, Ill. 7009
Twilight shadows; two-part song,
words by Kate R. Moffat, old Alsa-
tian melody adapted and arr. by
Alfred Moffat, of Great Britain.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Mar. 14, 1929; 1 c. Mar.
18; E for. 3004; Novello & co., Itd.,
London. ; 7010
Two empty arms; lyric by Michael J.
Fuoco, music by G. La Banco, jr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Mar. 2, 1929; E unp. 4235; George
La Banco, jr., Chicago. 7O11
Two (The) farmers; words and music
by..V. h. Gay; pf...© 1,e. Mar..20,
1929; E unp. 4903; Vera Lothrop
Gay, Los Angeles. 7012
Two little players at two pianos; by
Esther C. Benson. nos. 1-8. obl.
8vo. © Mar. 9, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 138;
E pub. 4182; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 7013
Two-part (The) choir no. 3; coll. of
anthems, ed. and arr. for two-part
choirs by Ira B. Wilson. 4to.
Aug. 17, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 29;
A 1056860; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O. 7014
Two weeks’ notice; by Hank Krom-
part, B. Seaman and M. Smoley, arr.
by Claude L. Austin; pf. © Feb. 9,
192931 20e Mari 19;.<eypub. 4375;
Denton & Haskins music pub. co.,
inc., New York.
7015 |
7027
Twosome; words by G. Ward, music
by R. Montgomery. and G. Ward.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Dec. 26, 1928; E unp. 4744; Reg-
inald Montgomery and George Ward,
Pasadena, Calif. 7016
Tziganes; scherzo, par Filip Lazar, of
Rumania. <1. 1° violons.—2.. Parti-
tion de grand orch. © June 5,
1928; 1 c. each June 28; E for. 3490,
3495; Durand et cie., Paris.
7017, 7018
Uintah; winter, valse caprice, by R.
M. Miller; alto saxophone and pf.
© May 29, 1929; 2 c May 31; E
pub. 6533; Roy M. Miller, Detroit.
7019
U-le-i-o; words and music by E. Green,
music arr. by Fred. Watson. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Mar. 18,
1929; E unp. 4684; Eddie Green,
New York. 7020
Um pah; words and music by Lou
Davis and Ted Fiorito. © Mar. 22,
1929’; 3 ce. Mar. 23;.E pub. 4476;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 7021
Uncle Jawn said dog gawn; words
and music by L. J. Bennett. [Photo-
stat] © 1c. Mar. 5, 1929; E unp.
43438 ; Louis J. Bennett, Kansas City,
Mo. 7022
Uncle Joe’s stomp; by Joe Oliver.
[Melody only] © 1c. Mar. 2, 1929;
E unp. 4227; Clarence Williams mu-
sic pub. co., ine., New York. 7023
Under-neath the stars; words by Win-
ifred Jones, music by C. W. Baer.
© 1 ec. Mar. 23, 1929; E unp. 5039;
Curtis Webster Baer, Greensburg,
peu 7024
Under the apple tree; by F. Loewe;
pt. © 1-¢ Mar. 5, 1929) Eunp.
4309; Fred Loewe, New York. 7025
Underneath the moon; fox-trot, words
by J. Seidor, music by M. Jacobi
and J. Peto. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Mar. 5, 1929; E unp.
4267: Juluis Seidor, Martin Jacobi
and Juluis Peto, Cleveland. 7026
Underneath the Russian moon; words
by James Kendis and Frank Sam-
uels, music by Meyer Gusman; pf.
acc., with ukulele arr. by Harvey
Samuels. 1 ©)iJan. 17, 1929;..2i: ¢.
Mar. 5; E pub. 8861; Kendis, Gus-
man & Samuels, ine., New York.
7027
365
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7028
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Ungekiisste (Die) Eva; operette in 3 | Valse coquette; by Adam Carse, of
akten, gesangstexte von Fritz Rot-
ter und Otto Stransky, musik von
Martin Knopf, of Germany; klavier-
auszug. © 1c. Mar. 2, 1929; D unp.
' 27467; Vertriebsstelle des verbandes
deutscher buhnenschriftsteller und
buhnenkomponisten, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 7028
Unrevealed; the song in my heart,
words and music by F. Honn, jr.
© 1c. Feb. 4, 1929; E unp. 3397;
Frank Honn, jr., Berkeley, Calif.
7029
Up above the clouds; waltz ballad,
words and music by E. H. Humble.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Mar. 13, 1929; E unp. 4691; Edwin
H. Humble, Chicago. 7030
Up in Archie’s aeroplane; fox trot,
words and music by Albert Cloff
[pseud. of Ralph Butler and Julian
Wright], of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by Harry J. Staf-
ford. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Feb. 1, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 1;
E for. 2992; Montgomery & co., Lon-
don. 7031
Up in the hills; lyrics and music by
H. H. Yates. © 1c. Mar. 8, 1929;
E unp. 4497; Harold Hugh Yates,
New York. 7032
Used to you; words and music by
B. G. De Sylva [pseud. of George
Gard De Sylva], Lew Brown and
Ray Henderson. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Mar. 5, 1929;
EK unp. 4881; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 7083
Utah Mormon blues; words and music
by Spencer Williams. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Feb. 11, 1929;
E unp. 3625; Georg.a music co.,
New York. 7034
Valamikor; zenézét szerzé; ifbb Ber-
kes Béla, of Hungary. [Melody
only] © 1c. Mar. 22, 1929; B unp.
5021; Béla Berkes, jr., Budapest,
Hungary. 7035
Vals metchta; by A. Schwartz. [Mel-
ody only] © 1c. Mar. 1, 1929;
unp. 4146; Abe Schwartz, New York.
7036
- Walse & Ninon; valse hésitation, par
by Geo. L. Heartly, of France; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ce. Mar. 21, 1929; EB
for. 3416; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. T0387
Great Britain; pf. © Jan. 21, 1929;
1c. Feb. 11; E for. 3507; Augener,
ltd., London. 7038
Valse d’or; by H. Hertz; saxophone
solo. © 1c. Feb. 21, 1929; E unp.
4642; Herman Hertz, Newark, N. J.
7039
Valse d’straite; by Rudolf ¥riml, or-
chestration by Joseph Majer; pf.
conductor. 4to. © Jan. 10, 1929;
2c. Mar. 18; E pub. 4196; Kalmus
filmusic edition, New York. 7040
Valse triste; aus Kuolema, von Jean
Sibelius, op. 44; ausgabe ftir klavier,
mit fidte von Carl Bartuzat, of Ger-
many. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ec. Jan.
22, 1929; E for. 2952; Breitkopf &
Hirtel, Leipzig. 7041
Valzer; di Riccardo Pick-Mangiagalli,
of Italy; pf. © Mar. 26, 1929; 1 «¢.
Mar. 28; © for. 3523; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 7042
Vella (La); by G. O’Connor; pf.
[Photostat] © 1c. Feb. 28, 1929;
E unp. 4205; Gertrude O’Connor,
Detroit. 7043
Vendetta; by Max Herzberg, orch. by
Walter C. Schad, organ notation by
Emil Velazco; orch. pts. © Mar. 13,
1929; 2 ce. Mar. 14; E. pub. 4288;
Crawford music corp., New York.
7044
Venetian night; words and music by |
L. L. Yost. © 1c. Mar. 28, 1929;
EH unp. 5165; Leland L. Yost, San
Antonio. 7045
Heroes of old; la
from Rigoletto,
Verdi (Giuseppe)
donna e mobile,
words by Gilbert Purcell, music
arr. by Richard Kountz; mixed
voices. 4to. © Mar. 4, 1929; 2 ¢.
Mar. 8; E pub. 4126; M. Witmark &
sons, New York, 7046
Triumphal chorus; from Aida, act
2, arr. by P. Tucciarone; violin and
pf., or pf. solo. New York City, Pat
progressive ed. co. © Feb. 15, 1929;
2 ¢. Feb. 16; E pub. 4842; Pasquale
Tucciarone, New York. 7047
Verlorene (Der) ring; volkslied vom
Niederrhein, fiir minnerchor, bearb.
von Richard Wickenhauser, of Ger-
many. 4to. © Nov. 28, 1928; 1 @
Mar. 138, 1929; E for. 3296; Hans
Kessler, Tr-er, Germany. 7048
Vernon (Paul) Idyll; violin with pf.
ace. © Mar. 11, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 13;
E pub. 4191; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 7049
366
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
Vestris tragedy; by S. A. Collymore,
of Great Britain, domiciled at New
Mork ; pf: Or deve. Mawe028, 1929 ;
E unp. 5043; Shirley Ashbey Colly-
more, New York. T7050
‘Vi har et land; tekst af Vilhelm
Tvedt, musik af Signe Lund, of
Norway, op. 62; men’s voices. 4to.
© Jan. 7, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 1; E for.
2928; Norsk musikforlag, Oslo, Nor-
way. 7051
Vie brisée; scéne triste, par F. July,
of France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢.
Mar. 15, 1929; E for. 3205; Chou-
dens, Paris. 7052
Vie (La) joyeuse; danse-intermezzo,
by Armand Dumas, of Great Brit-
ain, orch. by W. Piercy, of Great
Britain; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor and 1st violin conductor. ©
Mar:°8; 1929; . 1. «> Mars, 93> Hi for.
38232; Cary & co., London. 7053
‘Vieja herida; tango milonga, de José
Padilla, arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor, 1st violins conductor and
words. 4to. © Feb. 25, 1929; 1 c.
Mar. 21; E for. 3478; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. ~ 7054
‘Vier worte mdodcht’ ich dir jetzt sa-
gen ...; foxtrot, worte von Fritz
Rotter, musik von Ralph Erwin, of
Austria: © Dee. 1, 1928; 1 c. Mar.
13, 1929; E for. 3324; Edition Karl
Brill, Berlin. T7055
Villa-Lobos (H.) Tres poemas indi-
genas; paroles rec. par. Jean de
Léry et al, musique de H. Villa-
Lobos, of Brazil. 1. Canide ioune-
sabath. [2 others] © Feb. 20,
1929; Does Mar. a5 neHY for: "38212:
Editions Max Eschig, Paris. 7056
Villanelle; words by Dorothy Hayes,
music by Alma Goatley, of Great
Britain. © Feb. 8, 1929; 1 c. Mar.
14; E for. 3141; Boosey & co., ltd.,
London. T7057
Violent love; words by G. Ward,
music by R. Montgomery and G.
Ward. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 9, 1929; E unp. 4514;
Reggie Montgomery, Pasadena, and
George Ward, Hollywood, Calif.
7058
Violet (The) song; words and music
by A. R. Getz. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Mar. 22, 1929; E unp.
4995; Anna R. Getz, Pittsburgh.
7059
7069
Violin concerto; in A min. by
Giuseppe Tartini, with pf. or string
orch. and cembalo ace., harmonized
and re-arranged by Mario Corti, of
Italy, domiciled at New York; violin
and pf. © Jan. 23, 1929; 2 ec. Mar.
8; E pub. 3997; Carl Fischer, ine.,
‘New York. 7060
Violinist’s ensemble collection ; by John
Gernert; violin solo, duet, or trio,
with pf. ace. © Mar. 26, 1929; 2 ¢.
and aff. Mar. 27; AA 11945; William
J. Smith music co., inc., New York.
7061
Virginia; gems, by Jack Waller and
J. A. Tunbridge, arr. by Dan God-
frey, of Great Britain; full military
band pts., with conductor. (In
Chappell’s army journal, no. 563)
© Feb. 6, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 20; E for.
2885; Harms, ine., New York. 7062
Virginia; words and music by H. Nel-
son. [Words and melody only] ©
fc. Mar. 28,1929 :. W..unp.. 5151 ;
Herbert Nelson, Detroit. 7063
Visione azzurro; tango, di Gino Sil-
vestri, of Italy: pf. © 1c. Nov. 12,
1928; E unp. 1583; Abramo Allione,
Milan. 7064
Visions of you; reverie, by Ray Still-
well; solo for B flat trumpet or
cornet, B flat clarinet, E flat alto or
B flat ten. saxophone, trombone or
bar., with pf. ace. © Feb. 9, 1929;
2 te. Mare 82°: pub.” 4032 57 Garl
Fischer, inc., New York. 7065
; Viva Madrid, que es mi pueblo! paso-
doble, letra de Jose Soriano, mtsica
de Luis Barta, of Spain. © Feb.
2%, 19293°1 ce: Feb. 28; EH for: 2917;
Union musical espafiola, Madrid.
7066
Vocalise; de S. Rachmaninoff, tran-
seription pour pf., violon et violon-
celle par Jules Conus, of France. ©
Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ce. Feb. 18, 1929; KE
for. 2881; Breitkopf & Hartel, Leip-
zig. T7067
Vogelhindier (Der); potpourri, tiber
bekannte meilodien der gleichnamigen
operette, von Carl Zeller, arr. von
Leopold Weninger, of Austria; orch.,
with pf.-organ conductor and ist
violin conductor. © Feb. 4, 1929;
1c. Feb. 26; E for. 2987; D. Rahter,
Leipzig. 7068
Voice (The) of spring; by Anna Pris-
cilla Risher; violin and pf. © Mar.
1, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 5; E pub. 3924;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
7069
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7070
Voluspaa; dikt av Den eldre Edda,
for soli og blandet kor, og orkester,
musikk av David Monrad Johansen,
of Norway; klaveruttog. © Feb. 14,
19291 .¢e. Mar. 1; E for. 2931; Norsk
musikforlag, Oslo, Norway. 7070
Vous étes trés parisienne; fox-trot, de
la revue du Concert Mayol, paroles
de Léo Leliévre, Henri Varna et
Fernand Rouvray, musique de René
Sylviano, of France; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by F. Salabert.. © Feb.
25, 1929; 1 ce. Mar. 21; E for. 3462;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 7071
Vuccuccia d’ore; words by Cesare De
Titta, music by A. Di Iorio, of Italy.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Mar. 28, 1929; E unp. 5178; Aristide
Sigismondi, Brooklyn. (072
Wagner (Richard) The angels’ song;
prize song from Die meistersinger,
arr. by J. Marvin Hanna; mixed
voices. 4to. © Mar. 4, 1929; 2 c.
Mar. 6; E pub. 3911; Theodore Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 7073
— The blushing bride; words anon.,
musie arr. by V. L. Gay. ©1c. Mar.
12, 1929; E unp. 4617; Vera Lothrop
Gay, Los Angeles. 7074
Bridal chorus; from Lohengrin,
act 3, arr. by P. Tucciarone; violin
and pf., or pf. solo. New York City,
Pat progressive ed. co. © Feb. 15,
1929; .2,¢. .Feb...16;. EH pub. 4333;
Pasquale Tucciarone, New York.
Evening star; romance from
Tannhiuser, simplified transcription
by Mortimer Wilson; pf. © Mar.
6, 1929;.2 «. Mar. 7; E pub. 3965;
Century music pub. co., New York.
7076
The song of Venus; from Tann-
hiuser, new tr., freely adapted for
choral use, and musie arr. by Julius
Harrison, of Great Britain; sop. 1. 2
and alto 1, 2. 4to. @©Feb. 26, 1929;
1c. Mar. 7; E for. 2955; Hawkes &
son (London) ltd., London. TOT7
Wait till you see ma chérie; from In-
nocents of Paris, words by Leo
Robin, music by Richard A. Whiting ;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Mar. 28,
1929; 2 c. Mar. 30; E pub. 46738;
Famous music corp., New York.
7078
Waiting; theme song from New Year’s
Eve, words and music by Archie
Gottler, Con Conrad and Sidney D.
Mitchell. [Words and melody only]
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7075
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
© 1c. Feb. 27, 1929; E unp. 4199;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. TOT:
Waiting; theme song from New Year’s.
eve, words and music by Con Conrad,
Sidney D. Mitchell and Archie
Gottler. © Mar. 22, 1929; 2 ec. Mar.
23; EH pub. 4477; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc., New York. T7080
Waiting; words and music by B. F.
Hudnall. © 1c. Mar. 5, 1929; B
unp. 4342; Betty Florio Hudnall,
Los Angeles. 7081
Waiting and longing; by Emil Hilb,
orch. by William Spielter; pf. pt.
© Jan. 10, 1929; 2c Mar-13- 0m
pub. 4205; Kalmus filmusic edition,
New York. 7082
Waiting for the train; words and
music by Jimmie Rodgers; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Mar. 23, 1929; 2 ¢.
Mar. 23; E pub. 4483; Southern
music pub. co., inc., New York. 7083
Waiting for the weather to clear; from
The broken wing, lyrics by Harry
Clarke, music by Percy Wenrich.
[Words and melody only] ©1«
Mar. 8, 1929; E unp. 4551; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 7084
Waiting for you; lyrics and music by
V. de Rivera. ©1c. Mar. 15, 1929;
E,unp. 4871; Vazquez de Rivera,
New York. 7085.
Waiting for you; words and music by
D. Metz. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 8, 1929; E unp. 4476;
Dora Metz, South Bend, Ind. 7086
Wake up and dream; from Cochran’s
1929 revue, words and music by Cole
Porter. London, Chappell & co.,
Itd. © Mar. 5, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 16;
E pub. 4890; Harms, inc., New York.
7087
Wake up! chill’un, wake up; lyric by
Jo Trent, music by Willard Robison ;
pf, and ukulele acc. © Mar. 9, 1929;
2c. Mar. 9; E pub. 4083; Donaldson,
Douglas & Gumble, inc., New York.
7088
Wake up with a smile; fox trot, words
and music by J. R. Biggs and G.
Queen. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Jan. 23, 1929; HE unp. 4934;
James R. Biggs and George Queen,
Detroit. 7089
Wakening (The) of Flora; operetta
for schools in one scene, lyries, etc.
by A. Ella Bridger, quotations se-
368
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
lected by Wilmot Bridger, music by
Katie Moss, of Great. Britain;
libretto with voice pts, in staff and
tonic sol-fa notations. S8vo. © Dec.
14, 1928; 1 c Feb. 8, 1929; D pub.
27471; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
7090
Waldteufel memories, fantasia, arr. by
Herman Finck, of Great Britain; pf.
(©) Feb. 27, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 23; E for.
3373; Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew,
Itd., London. 7091
Walker song; lyric by F. Downey,
music by M. Hamilton. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 7, 1929;
E unp. 4408; Fairfax Downey and
Morris Hamilton, New York.
Walkin’ around in a dream; lyric by
Larry Yoell, music by Robert
Spencer. [Chords, single staff] ©
1c. Mar. 16,,1929; E unp. 4779;
Villa Moret, inc., San Francisco.
7093
Walking with Susie; from Fox movie-
tone follies of 1929, words and music
by Archie Gottler, Sidney D. Mitchell
and Con Conrad. © Mar. 7, 1929;
2c. Mar. 8; E pub. 4172; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inec., New York.
7094
Waltz in C sharp minor; by M. Gold.
[Melody only] ©1c. Mar. 13, 1929;
E unp. 4688; Matthew Gold, Bay-
onne, N. J. 7095
Waltz (A) is a dream; waltz song,
words and music by A. G. Duemmel.
© 1e. Mar. 11, 1929; E unp. 4570;
Arthur George Duemmel, Columbus,
a: 7096
Waltz memories no. 1; based on fam-
ous waltz themes, Joseph Little -en-
semble transcription ed. by Carleton
L. Colby; 4 violins and pf. Copy-
right is claimed on the introductory
15 measures and the closing 8
measures by C. L. Colby. © Dee.
Pe AS. oe CAMO. 129° Ey pup.
3949; Joseph Little, Chicago. 7097
Waltz of memories; words by M. G.
Golton, music by M. G. Golton and
Fae Jacobson. ©1ce. Jan. 14, 1929;
E unp. 4906; Mignon Gainsborough
Golton, Chicago. T7098
Waltz of the wooden shoe; by Ruth
Klauber; pf. © Mar. 11, 1929; 2 «.
Mar. 13; E pub. 4190; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 7099
Waltzes of love; by J. F. Gregson; pf.
© 1e. Mar. 28, 1929; E unp. 5162;
John F. Gregson, Springfield, Il.
7100
7092
7110
Waltzing; words and music by M. R.
Singer. © 1 ¢ Mar. 11, 1929; EB
unp. 4593; Mabel R. Singer, Aurora,
Or. 7101
Waltzing doll; by E. Poldini, arr. by
Calvin Grooms; violin and pf. ©
Mar, 6; 2929312: ©? Mars 7; Abo.
3971; Century music pub. co., New
York. 7102
Waltzing the whole night thru with
you; waltz, words and music by
Billy Glynn [pseud. of G. Thomas],
and Dave Lewis [i. e. David Lewis]
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Mar. 26, 1929; 1 unp. 5099; Glynn
Thomas, Granville, N. Y. 7103
Wanderers; words by Michael G. Ler-
montoff, tr. and music by Maude
Aurochs [i. e. M. M. Aurochs], of
Russia, domiciled at Seattle. ©le.
Mar. 9, 1929; E unp. 4528; Marie
Madelaine Aurochs, Seattle. 7104
Wanderlied; Deutsche volksweise, fiir
minnerchor, bearb. von Richard
Wickenhauser, of Austria. 4to. ©
Nov. Zo, ©9258, 1-¢. Mar. 15, 1929:
for. 3295; Hans Kessler, Trier, Ger-
many. 7105
Wanderlust; six characteristic
Sketches. by Frederick Mullen, of
Great Britain; pf. 1. On the Jung-
frau. [5 others] © Mar. 26, 1929;
1 ec. Mar. 29; E for. 3496; Banks &
sen, York, England. 7106
Warm (The) rain; three-part song,
poem anon., music by Ivor R. Davies,
of Great Britain; women’s voices.
410. © Feb. 23, 1929;.1 « Mare7;
HE for. 2957 ; Hawkes & son (London)
ltd., London. 7107
Warrior (The); by Max Herzberg,
orch. by Walter C. Schad, organ no-
tations by Emi! Velazco; orch. pts.
© Mar. 5, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 7; E pub.
4250; Crawford music corp., New
York. 7108
Warwick (Alfred T.) Two pastorals
for organ; by Alfred T. Warwick, of
Great Britain. London, H. Freeman
& co. Pastoral in A flat no. 3(a)
and no. 3(b) © Jan. 1, 1929: 1 @
Jan. 26; E for. 2895; Ethel Mary
Wadham Dutton, Birmingham, Eng-
land. 7109
Was deine augen fragen; boston, text
von Wilhelm Sterk, musik von Willy
Engel-Berger, of Austria. Oct.
15, 1928; 1 ec. Mar. 13, 1929; BE for.
3311; Ludwig Doblinger (Bernard
Herzmansky), Leipzig. 7110
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T1
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
Was it fate; words and music by T.
Thanet. [Words and meiody only]
© 1c Mar. 23, 1929; E unp. 5040;
Ted Thanet, Bellmore, N. Y. 7111
Was weisst denn du, wie ich verliebt
bin; boston, verse von Fritz Rotter,
musik ven Walter Jurmann, of Aus-
tria. © Sept. 29, 1928; 1 c. Dec. 13;
E for. 1432; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
Vienna. (gay.
Was will die Rosalinde in Binz und
Swinemtinde; text und musik von >
Harry Waldau, of Germany. ©
June 7, 1928; 1 ¢. Jan. 7,. 1929; H
for. 3002; Rondo-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 71138
Wash day; lyric and music by G. Ro-
milli: med. voice. © Jan. 28, 1929;
2 '@. Mar. 8; E pub. 4021; “Carl
Fischer, inc.. New York. 7114
Washington junior high pep song;
words by J. E. Rummel, music by
Gladys Rich. 4to. © Feb. 22, 1929;
2c. Mar. 7; E pub. 39838 ; Jean Hliza-
beth Rummel, New Castle, Pa. 7115
Watching the snow; fox-trot, by F.
Loewe, of Germany, domiciled at
New York; pf. ©1c. Mar. 2, 1929;
E unp. 4247; Fred Loewe, New York.
7116
Wave of love; boston, by Mirrio Rob-
ert, of Belgium; with pf. conductor
and violin 1 conductor. 4to. 1. Ode-
on orch. pts.—2. Salonorch. pts. ©
Mar, to,, 1929 1.c., Mar. ..9: Hi hor.
3014; Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leip-
zig. T1177
Waxman (A. Philip) Five Sabbath
recitatives; for cantor with quar-
tette arr. 1. Ke lekach tov. [4
others] © Mar. 21, 1929; 2c and
aff. Mar. 22; AA 11780; Maurie Wax-
man, Brooklyn. 7118
Way (The) I’m feeling to-day; fox
trot, words by Henry Schone, music
by Arthur Lange; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Feb. 19, 1929; 2 ¢. Mar. 29;
E pub. 4656; Sage pub. corp., New
York. 7119
We all want what we want when we
want it; written and composed by
EK. Green, music arr. by Fred Wat-
son. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Mar. 18, 1929; E unp. 4685; Hd-
die Green, New York. 7120
We follow on, O Master; Easter an-
them, words from the German of
Phillip Nicolai, English tr. by S. R.
G., music by Samuel Richards
Gaines ; mixed voices, with contralto
or bar. solo. 4to. © Feb. 14, 1929;.
2 ¢. Mar. 12; EB pub. 4455; White
: Smith music pub. co., Boston. 7121
We have no home brew today; words.
by K. E. Schene, music by Pauline
Britting. © 1c. Mar. 2, 1929; E.
unp. 4803; Katherine E. Schene, Lou-
isville. Ti22.
We know you'll take good care of
Lindy ; words by Charles Tobias and.
Al. Lewis, music by Al. Sherman.
New York, Shapiro, Bernstein & co.
© Mar. 7, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 9; E pub.
4082; Hughes-Bailey & co., inc., New
York. 7123.
We leave the winds to tell; words by
Charles O. Roos, music by Charles.
Sanford Skilton; low voice. © Jan.
5, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 8; H pub. 4024; ~
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 7124
We praise Thee; anthem, music by A.
Tenyakoff, English adaptation and
harmonization for mixed voices by
N. Lindsay Norden; organ acc. 4to.
© Feb. 20, 1929; 2c. Mar. 9; E pub.
4086; Boston musie co., Boston.
7125.
We will meet, dear mother, by the
golden gate; words by Lota Droul-
lard, music by E. EH. Droullard.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Mar. 5, 1929; E unp. 4814; Elgie E.
Droullard, St. Joseph, Mo. 7126.
Wear a little smile; words and music
by H. Nelson. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Mar. 28, 1929; E unp.
5150; Herbert Nelson, Detroit.
T1127
Weary money blues; words and music
by Bertha C. Hill and John Offett;
pf. © 1c. Jan. 21, 1929; E unp.
8035; Richard M. Jones music pub.
co., Chicago. 7128:
Wedding (The) of the painted. doll;
intro. in Broadway melody, lyric by
Arthur Freed, music by Nacio Herb.
Brown. © Feb. 26, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
5: E pub. 3843; Sherman, Clay &
co., San Francisco. 7129
Weeping willow tree; lyric by Pat Bal-
lard [pseud. of F. D. Ballard], music
by Tom Waring. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1« Mar. 26, 1929; E
unp. 5095; Francis Drake Ballard,
New York. 7130
Weihnachtsfreuden itiberall! eine au-
swahl der Weibnachtslieder und
stiicke in leichter spielart, von Willy
Frohlich, of Germany. 1. Pf. with
370
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
7150
words. 2. Violin solo. © Sept. 138,
1928; 1 c. each Dec. 11; E for. 1768;
C. F. Leede, Leipzig. 7131
Weihnachtsglickchen ; text und musik
von ©. Heins, of Germany, bearb. von
Hermann Wenzel, of Germany; pf.
© Dee. 7, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 18, 1929;
E for. 3261; Carl Heins, Leipzig.
7132
Weird and exotic; words and music by
M. Grand. © 1 ¢. Mar: 2, ‘1929; E
unp. 4219; Mitchell Grand, Harris-
burg, Pa. 7133
Welsh jig; by W. S. Gwynn Williams,
of Great Britain; pf. London, J.
Curwen & sens, ltd. © Feb. 19,
1929: 1 «& Feb. 20; E for. 2989;
W. S. Gwynn Williams, Llangollen,
North Wales. 7134
Welykodnyj bowtun; pt. 1, words by
Eugene Zukowsky, music by A.
Schwartz. [Polish text and melody
only] © 1c. Mar. 1, 1929; E unp.
4143: Abe Schwartz, New York.
(435
Weninger (Leopold) Fantasie; tiber
bulgarische volksweisen, von Leo-
pold Weninger, of Austria; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor and violin 1
conductor. 4to. © Mar. 1, 1929; 1
e. Mar. 27; E for. 3400; Anton J.
Benjamin, Leipzig. 7136
Wenn am Tivoli rote rosen blih’n;
foxtrot, text von Beda und Steinberg-
Frank, musik von Heinrich Strecker,
of Austria, op. 295. © Jan. 24,
1929-2 fe) Mar. 44 > “Rotor. 3866 ;
Wiener bohéme-verlag, Vienna.
7137
Wenn der mond auf das traumende
Wien runter.acht; alto-Wiener-wal-
zerlied, text von Wilhelm Desoyer,
musik von Ferdinand Rebay, of
Austria, op. 103. © Dec. 12, 1928;
ite Mar. 18. 4929: “tor. 3256;
Adolf Robitschek, Vienna. 7138
Wenn du was zu saufen hast; trinklied
und walzer, text von Artur Rebner,
musik yon Otto Stransky, of Ger-
many, arr. von Hartwig v. Platen, of
Germany; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Jan. 1, 1929; 1 «.
Mar. 13; E for. 3289; Oskar Seifert,
Eppendorf/Sa., Germany. 7139
Wenn zwei blondinen; fox trot, text
von Fritz Griinbaum, musik von
Fredy Raymond, of Austria. © Oct.
13, 1928; 1 c. Dec. 18; E for. 1434;
Wiener bohéme-verlag, Vienna.
7140
Wer kann die frauen je ergriinden;
aus Rosen aus Florida, worte von
Arthur Willner u. Heinz Reichert,
musik von Leo Fall, of Austria,
musikalische einrichtung ftir das
theater von Erich Wolfgang Korn-
gold, of Austria. © Mar. 21, 1929;
1c. Mar. 15; E for. 3226; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany. 7141
Wer kann die frauen je ergriinden;
foxtrot, aus Rosen aus Florida, von
Leo Fall, arr. von Isy Geiger, of
Austria; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor, 4toq ©, Mari) 21, 1929; 1) .¢.
Mar. 18; E for. 3220; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany. 7142
West Virginia hills; words by J. Hess,
music by Ray Hibbeler. N. Y. City,
Frank Harding. © Feb. 23, 1929; 2 ¢.
Feb. 26; E pub. 4819; James Hess,
Hinton, W. Va. 7143
Westbrook (Helen Searles-) Melodie;
organ. © Mar. 11, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
13; E pub. 4193; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago. 7144
Western reverie; idyl of the plains, by
E. Conte and L. Brunelli, scored hy
Leo A. Kempinski, orch. pts., with
pf. or organ conductor and violin 1
conductor. © Mar. 21, 1929; 2 «.
Mar. 22; E pub. 4461; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
7145
What a band; fox trot, words and
music by A. O. Hahn; pf. and words,
with vocal cho. © 1 c¢. Mar. 11,
1929; E unp. 4589; Albert O. Hahn,
St. Louis. 7146
What a day; words and music by
Harry Woods. © Mar. 28, 1929; 2
e. Mar. 29; EF pub. 4674; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
7147
What a life! by Duke Ellington; pf.
© Feb. 5, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 2; E pub.
3834; Gotham music service, ine¢.,
New York. 7148
What are you without me; from The
broken wing, lyrics by Harry Clarke,
music by Percy Wenrich. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Mar. 8,
1929; E unp. 4544; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 7149
What can I do to make you love me;
words and music by Bud Wilson
fi. e. D. C. Wilson] © 1 ec. Mar. 5,
1929; E unp. 4875; Doris Celester
Wilson, Niagara Falls, N. Y. 7150
oll
3 CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7151
pt. III, n.s., v. 24
What could be sweeter? written and
composed by Clarke Lewis, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Feb.
20, 1929; 1 ce. Feb. 27; HD for. 2899;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., London.
7151
What didja wanna make me love you
for; lyric by Mort Dixon, music by
Harry Warren. © Mar. 22, 1929; 2
ec. Mar. 25;.E pub. 4529; Remick
musie corp., New York. iio
What has become of you; words by R.
Henson, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Jan. 19, 1929; E unp. 4636; Rufina
Henson, Seminole, Okl. (eas
What I heard and saw through prayer ;
hymn, composed and written by W.
EK. Buffum. © Mar. 10, 1929; 2 ec.
Mar. 26; E pub. 4591; W. HE. Buffum,
East St. Louis, Il. 7154
What is it, dear; words by D. Shears,
music by Chester Escher. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Mar. 13,
1929; E unp. 4658; Dudley Shears,
Cleveland. 7155
What is there about you that makes
me care about you; words by Gus
Kahn, music by Ted Fiorito; pf. and
ukulele or banjulele banjo acc. ©
Feb. 28, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 5; E pub.
4112; Vincent Youmans, New York.
7156
What’ll become of me? words by Al
Dubin, music by J. Russell Robin-
son; pf. and ukulele acc. © Mar.
12, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 14; Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
rekarg
What more; words by Chuck Thode
[i. e. Charles Thode] and Les Poe
[i. e. L. D. Poe]; mixed voices. ©
tic. Feb. 19; 1929 EF unp. 43858;
Charles Thode and Les Dryden Poe,
San Francisco. 7158
What wouldn’t I do; words by Moe
Jaffe, music by Clay Boland; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Mar. 18, 1929;
2 ec. Mar. 18; E pub. 4347; Harold
Rossiter music co., Chicago. 7159
What you gonna do when I’m gone;
words by Eddie Reid [i. e. HE. C.
Reid], music by Dave May [i. e.
D, C. May] and BE. CY Red? Xo) 1 c.
Mar. 15, 1929; E unp. 4771; Edward
C. Reid and David C. May, Los An-
geles. 7160
Whatsa’ matter? words by Lou Gar-
den, music by L. Diamond. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Mar. 30,
1929; EH unp. 5228; Leo Diamond,
Brooklyn. 7161
Whatta world! words and music by
C. H. Morse. © 1c. Mar. 13, 1929;
EK unp. 4651; Callie Hope Morse, St:
Joseph, Mo. 7162
Whatyerfraidof; words and music by
Ted Waite, of Great Britain; pf.
acc., with banjulele banjo and uku-
lele arr. by Alvin D. Keech. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Feb.
18, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 19; E for. 2879;
B. Feldman & co., London. 7163
Wheaton college song book; ed. by W.
C. Thomas and EH. C. Helfrick. 4to.
(Cover-title: — Wheaton college
songs) © Mar. 7, 1929; 2 ¢. and
aff. Mar. 11:\ A 57636, (Vultee
Thomas and Earl C. Helfrick,
Wheaton, Ill. 7164
Wheezer ; words by H. G. Smith, mu-
sic by Martha Straus and Benjamin
Garrison. [Words and melody
only] ©. 1c. Mar. 1, 1929; H unp.
4160; Harrison Godwin Smith, New
York. 7165
When all hope was lost I found you
Joan; theme song of She goes to
war, lyric by Sam Lewis and Joe
Young, music by Harry Akst; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Mar. 22, 1929;
2c. Mar. 25; E pub. 4524; Remick
music corp., New York. 7166
When dreams come true; Arden wood-
land song, words and music by F.
S. Sonnakolb, op. 188. © 1 ¢. Mar.
8, 1929; E unp. 4644; Franklin
Schuyler Sonnakolb, Tulsa, Okl.
7167
When Hilen starts to vamp; words
and music by R. M. Ellery. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Mar. 6,
1929; E unp. 4871; Robert M. Hillery,
Toledo, O. 7168
When evening winds are sighing home
sweet home; words and music by
B. Miller. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Mar. 19, 1929; EB unp.
4837; Bob Miller, New York. 7169
When God made that mother for you;
written and composed by Harry
Carlton, of Great Britain; pf. acce.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by Alvin D. Keech. © Feb. 21,
1929; 1 ec. Mar. 1; E for. 2945; Law-
rence Wright music co., London.
7170
372
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
When I first met you; words and mu-
sic by M. EB. O’Brien. © 1.¢: Mar.
11, 1929; E unp. 4572; Mary Eliza-
beth O’Brien, Washington. 7171
When I’m away from you; words and
music by Ray Wencil [i. e. R. H.
Wencil] [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 6, 1929; E unp. 4286;
Raymond Henry Wencil, Chicago. ‘
417.
When I Sang the tenor in that old
quartet, in my home town; fox-trot,
by Johnny Tucker, Joe Schuster and
John Siras, arr. by Art McKay;
dance orch. pts., with words. 4to.
© Mar. 11, 1929; 2 c Mar. 14; E
pub. 4519; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 7173
When I survey the wondrous cross;
words by Isaac Watts, music by
Tra--B. Wilson: ‘1. ‘High voice, in
D.—Med. voice in C—Low voice in
B flat.—2. Sop. and ten.—Alto and
ten. © Jan. 12, 1929; 2 ¢. each
Mar. 1; E pub. 3909, 3910; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 7174, 7175
When I take the air, I’ll soon be there,
in old Tennessee; words and music
by: EB. ‘Safford: “© 1 c.. Mar. 11,
1929; E unp. 4571; Hstelle Safford,
Chicago.
When mother’s hair was gold; words
by B. R. Allender, music by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 9, 1929; E unp. 4536;
Beulah Raye Allender, Spokane.
LCT
When my dreams come true; words
and music by Irving Berlin; pf. ace.
with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © Mar. 12, 1929; 2 c. Mar:
13; E pub. 4213; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 7178
When my life with the tide goes out;
words by Jno. R. Clements, music
by B. D. Ackley; male quartette.
©) Mar. 1, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 28; E
pub. 4686; Homer A. Rodeheaver,
Chicago. 7179
When my thoughts go drifting back
to St. Omer; words by J. P. Mor-
risSey, music by Paul M. Paulsen.
© 1c. Mar. 16, 1929; E unp. 4790;
James P. Morrissey, Charlestown,
Mass. 7180
When Pat Rooney steps; vocal dance,
by J. Darrell, arr. by Frank C. Mur-
7176 |
7191
phy; orch. pts.; in F. 4to. © Dee.
1, 1928; 2 ec. Dec. 31; E pub. 2875;
Jack Darrell, New York. 7181
When roses bloom again; words and
music by R. Laird. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Feb. 25, 1929;
E unp. 4204; Ray Laird, Winchester,
Id. 7182
When shadows fall; words and musie
by A. Friedenberg. © 1 ¢. Mar. 30,
1929; E unp. 5212; Albert Frieden-
berg, Brooklyn. 7183
When the autumn leaves of life begin
to fall; words and music by B. G.
De Sylva [pseud. of George Gard
De Sylva], Lew Brown and Ray
Henderson. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Mar. 5, 1929; E unp.
4376; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 7184
When the man in the moon goes to
sleep too soon; words and music by
G. A. Low. © 1c. Mar. 27, 1929-
E unp. 5182; Grace A. Low, Akron,
O. 7185
When the rain goes you'll see rain-
bows; lyric and musie by K. Taul-
bee. [Photostat] © 1 ec. Mar. 21,
1929; E unp. 4947; Kelly Taulbee,
Chicago. 7186
When the rest of the world forgets;
words and music by F. 8S. McGowen;
voice and violin. © 1 e. Mar. 14,
1929; EH unp. 4703; Franklin S. Me-
Gowen, Los Angeles. 7187
When the sunset bids the day adieu;
words and music by H. M. Bone and
W. E. Fulton. 4to. [Chords, sin-
gle staff] © Feb. 20, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
25; E pub. 3808; Harold M. Bone
and W. Earle Fulton, New Haven.
7188
When the wind blows low o’er the
dunes; words by Caro Taylor West,
music by A. Arriola. © 1c. Mar. 12,
1929; E unp. 4608; Alfred Arriola,
San Francisco. 7189
When they ring the golden bells for
you and me; trio or duet, by Dion
De Marbelle, arr. by Fred K. Huffer;
ladies voices. 4to. © Feb. 12, 1929-
2 e. Feb. 23; E pub. 3683; Chart
music pub. house, ine., Chicago.
T7196
When two lips call; words by Mitchell
Parish, music by Elliott Jacoby; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua.
© Feb. 15, 1929;\2 ec. Mar. 15; E
pub. 4276; Gotham music service,
inc., New York. F191
47158—29-—_9 378
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7192
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
When we were together; ballad, words
by Eddie Stroelen, music by Phil
Starr. New York City, Frank Hard-
ing music house. © Feb. 8, 1929;
2c. Feb. 15; E pub. 4307; Edward
Stroelen, Jersey City. 7192
When will you be mine; by Grace Dal-
ton. [Chords, single staff] © 1.
Mar. 13, 1929; E unp. 4653; Ger-
trude Duckman, Brooklyn. 7193
When will you kiss me again; waltz,
words and musie by G. Denoyan, of
Turkey, domiciled at New York. ©
1 ce. Mar. 20, 1929; E unp. 4981;
George Denoyan, New York. 7194
When you are dancing; words and mu-
sic by N. Brunell. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Mar. 14, 1929; E
unp. 4727; Nita Brunell, Chicago.
7195
When you come to the end of the day;
words by Gus Kahn, music by Frank
Westphal. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 13, 1929; E unp. 4674;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 7196
When you know the girl you’re lone-
some for is feeling lonesome too;
lyric by Frank Samuels and David
Frisch, music by James Kendis; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Jan. 17, 1929;
2c. Mar. 5; E pub. 3856; James Ken-
dis music publisher, New York. 7197
When you were in love with no one
but me and I was in love with you;
theme song from Girl on the barge,
words and music by Roy Turk, Jos-
eph Cherniavsky and Fred E. Ahlert.
© Feb. 1, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 2; E pub.
3191; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 7198
Where? words and musie by Stephen
Gardella. © 1c Mar. 29, 1929; HE
unp. 5188; Steve Gardella, New
York. 7199
Where has our good money gone;
words and music by -C. P. Kent.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ce.
Mar. 1, 1929; E unp. 4156; Claire
Palmer Kent, Bluefield, W. Va.
7200
Where love never dies; words and mu-
sic by N. Stargardt. © 1 e. Mar. 15,
1929; E unp. 4753; Nathan Star-
gardt, Cincinnati. 7201
Where mother is, is home sweet home;
words and music by O. M. Derivan.
© 1e. Mar. 12, 1929; E unp. 4639;
Olive Mauger Derivan, Sioux City,
Ta. 7202
Where the dark eyed girl waits for me;
waltz, words by M. Puccetti, music
by R. A. Puccetti. © Feb, 26, 1929;
2c. Mar. 8; E pub. 4107; Marie G.
Puccetti and Robert A. Puccetti, San
Francisco. 7208
Where the rippling Rappahannock
winds its way; lyric by A. T. Dra-
per, music by Joseph Harrison.
[Photostat] © 1c. Mar. 29, 1929;
E unp. 5192; Alice T. Draper, Wash-
ington. 7204
Whispering of love; by H. Favenza;
pf. (Cover title:—Whisperings of
love) © Mar. 22, 1929; 2 c Mar.
23; E pub. 4481; Edward Favenza,
Jamaica, N. Y. 7205
White sails; words by Anworth Ruth-
e1ford, music by I. M. Wilson; with
cello obbl. © 1c. Mar. 18, 1929; BE
unp. 4818; Irving M. Wilson, San
Francisco. 7206
Whitmer (T. Carl) Songs; second se-
ries, words by Wordsworth, Emerson
and others. © Mar. 18, 1929; 2 e.
Mar. 20; aff. Apr. 4; AA-—13307;
T. Carl Whitmer, Pittsburg. 7207
Who can tell what you’ll do to-mor-
row ; lyric and music by W. W. Wil-
son; pf. © 1. Mar. 15, 1929; B
unp. 4757; Wilfred Wedderburn Wil-
son, New York. 7208
Who cares what tomorrow may bring,
‘as long as you’re mine today; lyrics
by B. Trivers, music by R. Fram,
arr. by W. Scharf; pf. © 1 ¢. Mar.
28, 1929; E unp. 5147; Benn Trivers
& Robert Fram, ine., New York.
7209
Who'll take the place of mother;
waltz, words by Antonio Provenzano,
music by M. Damiano, of Italy. ©
1 ec. Mar. 5, 1929; E unp. 4308;
Michael Damiano, Philadelphia.
7210
Who’s the new man; words by Ll.
Polk, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Mar. 9,
1929; HE unp. 4530; Lueille Polk,
Coalgate, Okl. 7211
Whoopee; words and music by A.
Geraldine Farrar [pseud. of A. G. F.
Gleason] © 1 ¢. Mar. 30, 1929; B
unp. 5213; Alice Geraldine Farrar
Gleason, Monrovia, Calif. 7212
Whoopee (The) fluid; words and
music by J. C. Rodenbeck. © 1 ¢.
Mar. 22, 1929; E unp. 5005; John ©.
Rodenbeck, Rochester, N. Y. 7213
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
7235
Whoopee! I’m havin’ my fun, smilin’
the blues away; words by H. G.
Smith, music by Bob Cloud [i. e.
Robert Cloud], and Ben Garrison
[i. e. Benjamin Garrison] © Mar.
7, 1929; 2 & Mar. 2;.E pub. 3822;
Harrison Godwin Smith, New bis
7214
Whoopee (The) stomp; by G. N.
Terry; pf...@© Feb. 26, 1929; 2 c.
Mar. 11; E pub. 4150; Gotham music
service, inc., New York. 7215
Why can I never forget; words by I. B.
Rossier, music by Sylvester Long
Cross. © 1c. Mar. 6, 1929; E unp.
4393; Ida B. Rossier, Port Angeles,
Wash. 7216
Why can’t I; from Spring is here,
words by Lorenz Hart, music by
Richard Rodgers; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Mar. 14, 1929; 2 ec. Mar.
16; E pub. 4384; Harms, ine., New
York. fi We
Why can’t I find a pal; words and
music by L. Morris. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 8, 1929;
E unp. 4477; Lester Morris, New
York. 7218
Why can’t I stop thinking about you?
words and music by M. D. Waller.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Mar. 16, 1929; E unp. 4782; Miriam
Deacy Waller, New York. 7219
Why did the cow jump over the moon?
words and music by Clitus Marcel-
linus Wickens; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Mar. 4, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 5; E pub.
3880; Universal music sales, Chi-
cago. 7220
Why do you keep me guessing, why
don’t you answer yes; words and
music by B. H. McLaughlin. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. Mar. 30,
1929; E unp. 5210; Bernard Howard
McLaughlin, Cambridge, Mass. 7221
Why don’t my dreams come true;
words by K. Blohm, musie by Sam-
uel H. Speck. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Mar. 5, 1929; E unp.
4302; Katherine Blohm, Neenah,
Wis. 7222
Why don’t you love me the way that
I love you? words and music by
Ted Mason; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by M. Kalua. © Feb. 15, 1929;
2 ¢. Mar. 26; E pub. 4583; Mills
music, inc., New York. 7223
Why should I care; words and music
by J. M. Zenehoff. © 1 c. Mar. 6,
1929; E unp. 4316; Julius Morris
Zenchoff, Willimantic, Conn. 7224
Wie kommt die matsch’ge birne auf
den mist? text von C. Hermann EKck-
ler, musik von Max Gonda, of Ger-
many. © Feb. 13, 1928; 1 « Jan.
7, 1929; E for. 3000; Rondo-verlag,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 7225
Wiener siingerfestjubel 1928; walzer
fiir mdnnerchor mit orch., text u.
musik von M. Frisch, of Germany,
op. 100, no. 4; pf. and men’s chor.
© Jan. 1, 1929; 1.c. Mar. 13:; E for:
3279; Maximilian Frisch, Chemnitz
i/Sa., Germany. 7226
Williams’ (John M.) first grade piano
book; verses by Cecil Cowdrey, mu-
sic by John M. Williams; enl. ed.
© Mar. 14, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 16; E
pub. 4279; Boston music co., Boston.
Kaee
Wind; words and music by V. L. Gay.
© 1c. Mar. 12, 1929; E unp. 4624;
Vera Lothrop Gay, Los Angeles.
7228
Wishing; words and music by Vic
Meyers, Harl Gibson and Harold
Weeks; pf. and ukulele ace. © Mar.
18, 1929; 2 c Mar. 25; E pub. 4576;
West coast music publishers,. Seattle.
7229
With a song in my heart; from Spring
is here, words by Lorenz Hart, music
by Richard Rodgers; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © Mar. 14, 1929; 2 «.
Mar. 16; E pub. 4888; Harms, inc.,
New York. 7230
With mother as of yore; words and
music by J. A. Coy. [Photostat]
© 1 ¢. Jan. 16, 1929; E unp. 2875;
ohn Andrew Coy, Cincinnati. 7231
——Same. © 1c. Mar. 28, 1929; HB
unp. 5167; John Andrew Coy, Cin-
cinnati. 7232
With my love; mélodie, by Paul Beau-
mont, simplified transcription by
Mortimer Wilson; pf. © Mar. 6,
1929; 2 c. Mar. 7; E pub. 3960;
Century music pub. co., New York.
7233
With you beside me; words and music
by Roy Turk and Fred E. Ablert.
[Words and melody only] © 1 c¢.
Mar. 15, 1929; E ump. 4749; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 7234
Wonderful baby; fox-trot, words and
music by L. Wittman. Published
by Wittman & Mack. © Mar. 4,
1929; 2 ¢ Mar. 6; E pub. 4231; Law-
rence Wittman, Newark, N. J. 7235
BYES)
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7236
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Wonderful box of flowers; words by
K. E. Schene, music by Pauline Brit-
ting. © 1c Mar. 2,.1929; E ump.
4804; Katherine E. Schene, Louis-
ville. 7236
Wonderful mother; words and music
by R. D. Freeman. © 1 c¢. Mar. 9,
1929; E unp. 4528; Reginald Duane
Freeman, Racine, Wis. 7237
Won’t you please come back? foxtrot,
words and music by P. Sarvello.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Mar. 25, 1929; E unp. 5072; Philip
Sarvello, Chicago. 7238
Woodchuck day; words and music by
E. J. McDonald. © Feb. 21, 1929;
2c. Feb. 23; E pub. 4106; Ellsworth
J. McDonald, Guys Mills, Pa. 7239
Woodpecker (The) ; by A. Louis Scar-
molin; pf. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
7; E pub. 4048; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 7240
Words of love; words and music by
H. H. Herr. © 1c Mar. 9, 1929;
EK unp. 4516; Helen Hoyle Herr,
Washington. F241
Work ox blues; words by Texas Alex-
ander, music arr. by Irene Spain.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Mar. 5, 1929: E unp. 42738; Polk C.
Brockman, Atlanta. 7242
World (The) began the night I met
you; words by Pat Ballard [pseud.
of Francis Drake Ballard], music by
T. Waring. [Words and melody
only] ©1ce Mar. 5, 1929; E unp.
4337: 'Tom Waring, New York. 7243
Worlds may be moved; words and mu-
sic by M. D. Auerbach. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Mar. 29, 1929:
EH unp. 5191; Mitchell D. Auerbach,
New York. 7244
Wosie; words and music by C. Jay
Wallis, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Mar. 15, 1929; 1 «
Mar. 20; E for. 3167; Cambridge
music co., ltd., London. 7245
Would you welcome me now sweet-
heart? waltz, words by F. Ellison,
music by Henry Ellison. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Mar. 5,
1929; E unp. 4254; Francis Ellison,
Wakefield, Mass. 7246
Wreck (The) of the Florida; words
by L. Trombley, musie by Samuel
H. Speck. [Words and melody only]
Yiddisher (The) trot;
© 1c Mar. 28, 1929; EB unp. 5158;
Lillian Trombley, Ticonderoga, N. Y.
. ‘(247
Wright (The) drum tutor; compiled
by Eddie Lincoln, of Great Britain.
4to. © Mar. 5, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 8;
E for. 2953 ; Lawrence Wright music
co., London. 7248
Ya no me importa; tango, by ©. Ma-
duro; pf. © 1c. Mar. 5, 1929; BE
unp. 4481; Charles Maduro, New
York. ; 7249
Ya no te quiero; bolero, words and.
music by R. Hernandez. © 1 e.
Mar. 22, 1929; E unp. 4960; Rafael
Hernandez, New York. 7250
Yankee division A. E. F.; march, by
Fred W. Clement; band pts., with
solo B flat cornet conductor. 4to.
© Mar. 5, 1929; 2 ¢. Mar. 6: E pub.
3875; Hiram C. Miller, Parkersburg,
Pa. 7251
Yearning and dreaming ; waltz ballad,
words and music by L.’E. Rothman, |
arr. by Bob. Odenbrett. © 1c. Mar.
11, 1929; E unp. 4648; Lee EH. Roth-
man, Milwaukee. 7252.
Yes! my little Mady! charleston, by
José Mommaert, of Belgium: with
pf. conductor, and violin 1 conduc-
tor. 4to. 1. Odeon orch. pts.—2.
Salon orch. pts. © Feb. 18, 1929;
1c. each Feb. 9; E for. 2653; Aug.
Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 7253
written and
composed by C. 8S. Diamond, of Great
Britain; pf. acc., with banjulele ban-
jo and ukulele arr. by Keech. lLon-
don, Diamond music pub. co: [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations} © Jan.
17, 1929; 1 «@ Jan. 3; HE for. 2894;
Charles Solomon Diamond, London.
7254
You; fox-trot, by Joe Bennett and
Harry Linden, arr. by Eddie Bard;
orch. pts., with words. 4to. © Mar.
21, 1929; 2c. Mar. 22; E pub. 4496;
Leo Feist, inc, New York. 7255
You; words by William T. Jordan, mu-
sic by M. H. Harris: pf. ‘© 1 «.
Mar. 27, 1929; E unp. 5127; Morgan
Hovey Harris, Boston. 7256
You are the queen of my heart; words
by A. T. LeBlanc, music by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 9; 1929; E unp. 4529;
Arthur T. LeBlanc, Houston. © 7257
316
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
‘no. 3, 1929
You belong to me, I belong to you;
words by Charles Newman, music by
Carmen Lombardo, arr. by Rube Ben-
nett; pf. and ukulele ace. © Mar.
13, 1929; 2 ¢ Mar. 16; E pub. 4894;
Milton Weil music co., Chicago.
7258
You can’t stop me from lovin’ you;
lyric by Geo. Whiting, music by
Joseph Nussbaum and Al Hoffman.
[Words and melody only] ©ie.
Mar. 7, 1929; E unp. 4450; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 7259
You can’t take away the things that
were made for love; words by
Charles Tobias and Irving Kahal,
music by Peter De Rose. © Mar.
19, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 21; E pub. 4432;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 7260
You can’t take away the things that
were made for love; words by
Charles Tobias and Irving Kahal,
music by Peter De Rose. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Feb. 21,
1929; E unp. 3926; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 7261
You didn’t want me when I wanted
’ you, so I don’t want you now; words
and music by T. G. DeMonico.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Mar. 11, 1929; E unp. 4580;
Thaddeus Grandier De Monico,
Indianapolis. 7262
You get more like your father every
day; hymn, words and music by C.
C. Mourer. 8vo. © Jan. 25, 1929;
2 ce. Mar. 5; E pub. 3842; Charles C.
Mourer, Cincinnati. 7263
You'll be coming back; words and
music by A. C. Moody. © Mar. 21,
1929; 2 c. Mar. 28; E pub. 4488;
Audrey C. Moody, New Orleans.
7264
You'll be sorry if you leave; words and
music by J. C. Murphy. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Mar. 13,
$929; 2 ©., Mar. 23 +.B: pub.; 4622;
James Calvin Murphy, Silver Lane,
Conn. 7265
You'll do; by B. Rose, of Canada;
melody with pf. acc. © 1. Mar.
30, 1929; E unp. 5215; Bram Rose,
Montreal, Quebec, Canada. 7266
You'll find out; words by C. Marsh,
music by Bobby O’Brien. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Mar. 28,
1929; E unp. 5168; Charles Marsh,
Milwaukee. 7267
You, my beloved; words and music by
Marschal-Loepke [i. e. G. Marschal-
7278
Loepke] Los Angeles, Calif., Mar-
shall pub. co. © Nov. 15, 1928; 2 ¢.
Dec. 17; E pub. 3947; Gloria Mar-
schal Loepke, Los Angeles. 7268
You never can tell; talking song,
words and music by E. Green, music
arr. by Fred Watson. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 18, 1929;
EK unp. 4813; Eddie Green, New
York. 7269
You never say yes; from Spring is
here, words by Lorenz Hart, music
by Richard Rodgers; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Mar. 14, 1929; 2c. Mar. 16;
E pub. 4387; Harms, ine., New York.
7270
You ought to be ashamed; words and
music by Porter Grainger. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Mar. 22,
1929; E unp. 4957; Joseph M. Davis,
New York. WAAL
You quite take my breath away; by
K. L. Richards, op. 49; melody with
pf. ace. ‘© 1 ¢.-Mar. 14, 1929; E
unp. 4731; Katherine Louise Rich-
ards, New York. 7272
You’re a different you; words and
music by Frank Fay, Jo Trent and
Louis Alter. [Words and melody
only |’ © Lf ‘e Mar. 1,°1929; EH unp.
4299; De Sylva, Brown & Henderson,
ine., New York. 42te
Youw’re all the world to me; words by
N. M. Lewis, music by Herbert B.
Ostrow. © 1c. Mar. 11, 1929; H
unp. 4575; Nathan M. Lewis, Phila-
delphia. 7274
You’re my little cole [!] black rose of
Caroline; words and music by R. J.
Zimmerman. © 1c. Mar. 18, 1929;
E unp. 4671; Russell J. Zimmerman,
Harrisburg, Pa. 7275
You’re not asking me I’m telling you;
lyric by Sam Lewis and Joe Young,
music by Vincent Rose; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Feb. 26, 1929; 2c.
Mar. 5; E pub. 3844; Sherman, Clay
& co., San Francisco. 7276
You’re still my Mary; words and music
by T. C. Roberts, jr. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Mar. 22, 1929;
E unp. 4990; Thomas C. Roberts, jr.,
Shamokin, Pa. CC
You should know the girl friend;
words by Paul Oesting, music by
Len Gray; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by Arthur Lange. © Feb. 19, 1929;
2 ce. Mar. 29; E pub. 4655; Sage pub.
corp., New York. 7278
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7279
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
You should never, never worry over
things like that; written and com-
posed by Fred Gibson and Frank
Wood, both of Great Britain; pf.
and ukulele acc. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Feb. 20, 1929;
1 ¢. Feb. 27; E for. 2898; Francis,
Day & Hunter, ltd., London. 7279
You stole my love; words and music
by Mrs. Wm. Clifford, jr. [i. e. A.M.
Clifford] New York City, Frank
Harding’s music house. © Jan. 14,
1929; 2 ec. Jan. 17; E pub. 4296;
Armeaner Mary Clifford, Boston.
7280
You thought that I’d never forget;
words and music by M. Maki. New
York City, Frank Harding music
house. © Feb. 11, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
27; E pub. 4323; Mary Maki,
Westerly, R. I. 7281
You used to call me your sweetheart;
words by Ogden H. Mace, music by
J. L. Childers. © 1. Mar. 7, 1929;
E unp. 43886; Jesse Lee Childers,
La Grange, Mo. (282
You’ve broken my heart; words and
music by Bernie Goodman fi. e. B. .
Goodman] © 1 «. Mar. 5, 1929; E
unp. 4468; Bernard Goodman,
Chicago. 7283
You've got to know just how to make
love; from. The house boat on the
Styx, words and music by Monte
Carlo and Alma Sanders; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Feb. 15, 1929; 2 ¢.
Feb. 18; E pub. 3804; Harms, inc.,
New York. 7284
You’ve made my dreams come true;
waltz song, words by Dan Hornsby,
music by Harry Pomar. © Mar. 4,
1929; 2 c« Mar. 5; E pub. 38538;
Triangle music pub. co., inec., New
York. 7285
You went over big with me; words and
music by M. Grand. © 1c. Mar. 2,
1929; E unp. 4218; Mitchell Grand,
Harrisburg, Pa. 7286
You were always, will always be mine;
poem and melody by C. H. Leber;
pf., ukulele and banjo ukulele acc.,
with violin obbl., by O. M. Cook. ©
1c Mar. 7; 1929; E unp. 4438;
Charles H. Leber, Puyallup, Wash.,
and Orlando M. Cook, Seattle. 7287
Young (The) ploughman; unison song,
words traditional, adapted by W.
M., music by U. Greville, of Great
Britain. London, J. Curwen & sons,
ltd. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations] © Mar. 16, 1929; 1 @ Mar.
14; E for. 3355; Ursula Greville,
Gerrards Cross, Bucks, England.
7288
Youp et youp; de L’Orloff, paroles de
Roger Ferréol et Georges Merry, mu-
Sique de Bruno Granischstaedten, of
Austria. © Feb. 20, 1929; 1 ¢ Mar.
15; E for. 3216; Editions Max Hs-
chig, Paris. 7289
Your eyes; love song, music by L. Kun,
of Hungary, domiciled at New York;
melody with pf. ace. ©1e. Mar. 6,
1929; E unp. 43868; Ladislas Kun,
New York. 7290
Your thoughts; words by P. L. Whee-
ler, music by Guy D’Hardelot
[pseud. of Helen Rhodes], of Great
Britain. © Feb. 20, 1929; 1 ¢. Mar.
5; E for. 2951; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. 7291
Your way is my way, any way you
go; words by Charles Tobias and Al.
Lewis, music by Al. Sherman. ©
Mar. 27, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 29; HE. pub.
4648; De Sylva, Brown & Henderson,
inec., New York. 7292
Yours sincerely; from Spring is here,
words by Lorenz Hart, music by
Richard Rodgers; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Mar. 14, 1929; 2c. Mar. 16;
E pub. 4389; Harms, inc., New York.
7293
Yours sincerely; words and music by
Dave Stamper and Paul Gerard
Smith. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ¢. Mar. 14, 1929; E unp. 5087;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.,
New York. 7294
Yugend (Die); words and music by
L. Yelsky, of Russia, domiciled at
New York. (73Y23° °") © Mar.-1,
1929; 2 ec. Mar. 12; E pub. 4181;
Louis Yelsky, New York. 7295.
Yule-tide; two-part cho., words by
Mary Grant O’Sheridan, music by
Louis -Victor Saar, op. 123, nov 1;
sop. and alto. 4to. © Mar. 1, 1929;
2c. Mar. 7; E pub. 4069; G. Schir-
mer, ine., New York. 7296
Zacharie; esquisse symphonique, de
Camille Chevillard, op. 19, arr. par
F. Salabert, of France; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and ist violin
conductor. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c.
Mar. 21, 1929; E for. 3454; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 7297
378
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 3, 1929
7310 (20)
Zieh’ dich wieder an, Josefin’! fox-trot,
text von Arthur Rebner, musik von
Robert Katscher, of Austria. ©
Sept. 25, 1928; 1 c. Dec. 13; E for.
1481; Wiener bohéme-verlag, Vien-
na. 7298
Zilcher (Paul) Melody; by P. Zil-
cher, of Germany, op. 222, no. 2;
violin, 1st position, and pf. © Mar.
1, 1929; 2 ce. Mar. 7; E pub. 4060;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 7299
Prelude; by P. Zilcher, of Ger-
many, op. 222, no. 1; violin, 1st posi-
tion, and pf. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 ¢.
Mar. 7; E pub. 4059; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 7300
Zita; waltz song, words and music by
Z. Kelly; pf. and ukulele acc.
Feb. 20, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 25; E pub.
3811; Zettie Kelly, Memphis, Tenn.
7301
Zu einer schénen frau gehort ein klei-
ner flirt... ; slow-fox, aus Berlin,
text yon Fritz Rotter, musik von
Franz Doelle, of Germany. © Feb.
18, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 20; E for. 3164;
Drei masken verlag, a. g., Berlin.
7302
Zunser (Eliakum) Selected songs of
Eliakum Zunser; arr. for voice with
pf. ace. by William Fichandler,
based on notes by Joseph Rumshin-
sky. © Nov. 30, 1928; 2 ¢. Dec. 5;
aff. Dec. 4; A 968; Zunser publica-
Zuro (Josiah) Three character
sketches; by J. Zuro, of U. S. and
Francis Gromon, of Hungary, domi-
ciled at New York; pf. 1. Loyalty.
[2 others] © Feb. 25, 1929; 2 «.
Mar. 15; E pub. 4280; Kalmus fil-
music edition, New York. 7304
Zweites standchen; von Jonny Hey-
kens, of Netherlands: salon-orch.
pts. 4to. © July 1,1928; 1 c Mar.
27, 1929; E for. 3387; Heinrichsho-
fen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
7305
Zwodyny ; words by Eugene Zukowsky,
music by A. Schwartz. [Polish text
and melody only] © 1 ec. Mar. 1;
1929: E unp. 4144; Abe Schwartz,
New York. 7306
2nd polka; scherzo, by Hugo Riesen-
feld; pf. © Feb. 20, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
13; E pub. 4208; Kalmus filmusié
edition, New York. 7307
3°™° suite; par Filip Lazdr, of Ruma-
nia; pf. no. 1-5. © June 5, 1928;
1 ¢. June 28; E for. 3489; Durand
et cie., Paris. 7308
39° recueil Francis Salabert ; compiled
by F. Salabert, of France; violin or
mandolin. 4to. © Nov. 15, 1928;
Ie." Dec; 192° for: /1591 > Kranets
Salabert, Paris. 7309
150th (The) psalm; music by W. Sass-
mannshausen; mixed voices. 4to.
© Mar. 23, 1929; 2 ce. Mar. 27; E
pub. 4587; Walter Sassmannshausen,
tion co., New York. 7303 Chicago. 7310
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1929;
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 17 unpublished) __ 60
Class E, Musical compositions (including 2,747 unpublished) __________ 7, 250
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LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN: BEEN
RENEWED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909
Adventurers (The); from Lords of
the sea, words and music by W.
Wallace. © William Wallace, Lon-
don, aS the author. R 2122, Feb. 1,
1929. 1
Aggressive songs; collection of male
quartets and choruses, ed. by E. S.
Lorenz. © Edmund §S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as the author of the edit-
ing. R 2061, Feb. 9, 1929. 2
Allah’s dove; words by Mrs. Bertram
Shapleigh, music by B. Shapleigh,
op. 29. © Bertram Shapleigh, Chi-
eago, as the author of the music.
R 2025, Feb. 6, 1929. 3
Alone; by Richard Goerdeler; pf. ©
Wilhelmina C. A. Goerdeler; Brook-
lyn, aS the widow of the author.
R 2184, Jan. 8, 1929. +
Always and everywhere; words from
the Polish of Krasinski, by F. H.
Fortey, music by E. Elgar. © Ed-
ward Elgar, London, as the author
of the music. R 2118, Feb. 1, 1929.
5
Amer’can (The) billionaire; lyric by
E. Smith, music by John Stromberg.
© Edgar Smith, Elmhurst, L. I.,
N. Y., as the author of the words.
R. 2083; Jan..2o, noe.
And He showed me a pure river;
anthem, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 2062,
Feb. 9, 1929. f¢
Anton; prologo, due parti ed epilogo,
libretto di Luigi Illica, musica di C.
Galeotti; riduzione per canto e pf.
© Cesare Galeotti, Paris, as the
author of the music. R 2066, Feb.
2, Woe 8
April morn; waltz, words by John
Dowers, music by Robert Batten.
© Robert J. Barclay Wilson, Chis-
wick, England, as the executor. of
the author of the music. R 2189,
Feb. 1, 1929. 9
AS on moonlit waves we ride; words
by E. Smith, music by John Strom-
berg. ©. Edgar Smith, Elmhurst,
[7310]
L. I., N. Y¥., as the author of the
words. R 2087, Jan. 25, 1929. 10
At eventide; by HE. L. Ashford; pf.
© Emma Louise Ashford, Nashville,
as the author. R 2190, Jan. 3, 1929.
11
At sunset; slumber song, words by
E. O. Cooke, music by L:za Leh-
mann; in D. © Herbert Bedford,
London, as the widower of the au-
thor of the music. R 2116, Feb. 1,
1929. 12
At the door; hymn anthem, music by
E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz,.
Dayton, O., as the author of the
music. R 2052, Feb. 9, 1929. 13
Awake! ye sons of light and glory;
sacred song, words by Samuel
Adams, set to music by W. R.
Spence; in A flat. © William R.
Spence, Perth, Ontario, Canada, as
the author of the music. R 2014,
Jan. 30, 1929. 14
Bacchus et Siléne; music by M. d’ Ol-
lone. © Max qd’ Ollone, Versailles,
France, as the author of the music.
R 2114, Feb. 1, 1929. 15
Barn yard frolics; by J. W. Bratton;
pf. © John W. Bratton, Brooklyn,
as the author. R 2072, Nov. 4,
1928. 16
Barrymore (The) ; waltzes, by J. W.
Bratton; pf. © John W. Bratton,
Brooklyn,. as the author. R 2094,
Nov. 15, 1928. ce §
Berceuse tendre; par Dezso Lederer,
op. 40; pour violon avec acc. de pf.
ou de quintette 4 cordes. © Robert
Stern, Paris, as the executor of the
author. R 2129, Feb. 1, 1929. 18
Bird’s (The) lullaby; by E. M. Read;
pf. © Edward M. Read, St. Louis,
as the author. R 2181, Jan, 3,
1929. 19
Blessed be the Lord my strength; an-
them, music by G. A. Burdett;
mixed voices and organ. © Geo. A.
Burdett, Newton Center, Mass., as
the author of the music. R 2196,
Feb. 5, 1929. 20
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Blessedness (The) of the forgiven;
music by James McGranahan. ©
Addie McGranahan, Lestershire,
N. Y., as the widow of the deceased
author. R 2200, Nov. 7, 1928. ZL
Blessedness (The) of the godly; music
by James McGranahan. © Addie
McGranahan, Lestershire, N. Y., as
the widow of the deceased author.
R 2197, Nov. 7, 1928. 22
Brune ou blonde; paroles de M. de
Féraudy, musique de P. Darty. ©
Paulette Darty, Paris, as the author
of the music. R 2143, Feb. 1, 1929.
23
Cameos; music by Liza Lehmann; ten.
© Herbert Bedford, London, as the
widower of the author of the music.
R 2140, Feb. 1, 1929. 24
Captivity; by B. Shapleigh, op. 24, no.
1. © Bertram Shapleigh, Chicago,
as the author. R 2018, Feb. 6, 1929.
2
Caress {The) ; by Gaylord Barrett, op.
11; pf. © Elizabeth Goodspeed,
Chicago, and Dorothy Vauter, jr.,
Benton Harbor, Mich., as the next
of kin of the author, who is not liv-
ing. R 2070, Nov. 15, 1928. 26
Castillane (La) ; valse de concert, par
J. Vieu; pf. © Jane Vieu, Paris, as
the author. R 2137, Feb. 1, 1929.
PAG
Ce que femme veut; valse lente, par
Rodolphe Berger; pf. © Honorine
Isopy, Paris, as the executor of the
author. R 2144, Feb. 1, 1929. 28
Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stéphanie)
Alleluia; poésie de Paul Mariéton,
musique de Cecile Chaminade; en
mi, pour tén. ou sop. © Cécile
Louis Stéphanie Chaminade, veuve
Carbonel, Tamaris-sur-Mer, Var,
France, as the author of the music.
R 2150, Feb. 1, 1929. 29
Divertissement; op. 105; pf. ©
Cécile Louise Stéphanie Chaminade,
veuve Carbonel, Tamaris-sur-mer,
Var, France, as the author. R 2131,
' Feb. 1, 1929. 30
Expansion; par Cécile Chaminade,
op. 106; pf. © Cécile Louise Sté-
phanie Chaminade, veuve Carbonel,
Tamaris-sur-Mer, Var, France, as the
author. R 2149, Feb. 1, 1929. zat
L’orgue; poésie de Charles Cros,
musique de Cécile Chaminade. ©
Cécile Louise Stéphanie Chaminade,
.
veuve Carbonel, Tamaris-sur-Mer,
Var, France, as the author of the
music. R 2135, Feb. 1, 1929. 32
—— La plus jolie; poésie de R. Myriel,
musique de Cécile Chaminade; in mi
bémol, pour tén. ou sop. © Cécile
Louise Stéphanie Chaminade, veuve
Carbonel, Tamaris-sur-Mer, Var,
France, as the author of the music.
R 2134, Feb. 1, 1929. 33
— Pourquoi; poésie de J. Thénard,
musique de Cécile Chaminade; en
ré, pour ten, ou sop. © Cécile Louise
Stéphanie Chaminade, veuve Car-
bonel, Tamaris-sur-Mer, Var, France,
as the author of the music. R 2136,
Feb. 1, 1928. 34
Tristesse; op. 104; pf. © Cécile
Louise Stéphanie Chaminade, veuve
Carbonel, ‘Tamaris-sur Mer, Var,
France, as the author. R 21383, Feb.
1, 1929. 35
—— 4°™® valse; op. 91; pf. © Cécile
Louise Stéphanie Chaminade, veuve
Carbonel, ‘Tamaris-sur-mer, Var,
France, as the author. R 2132, Feb.
1, 1929. 36
Chaperons (The) ; selection, by Isidore
Witmark, arr. by Karl L. Hoschna;
pf. © Hettie Hoschna, Patchogue,
L. I., N. Y¥., as the widow of the
author of the arrangement. R 2095,
Feb. 1, 1929. 37
Chevaliers (Les) du ceil; par Augusta
Holmes; en ré. Helyonne Bar-
busse, Paris, as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 2142, Feb. 1, 1929.
38
Chinese (A) honeymoon; musical com-
edy, written by George Dance, com-
posed by Howard Talbot. Vocal se.
© George Dance, London, as the
author of the words. R 2096, Nov.
27, 1928. 39
Christian’s (The) affection for the
church; music by James McGrana-
han. © Addie MeGranahan, Lester-
shire, N. Y., as the widow of the de-
ceased author. R 2203, Sept. 7, 1928.
40
Christian’s (The) sure refuge; music
by James McGranahan. © Addie
McGranahan, Lestershire, N. Y., as
the widow of the author. R 2199,
Sept. 7, 1928. 41
Cockaigne; in London town, concert
overture, by E. Elgar, op. 40; full
orch. se. © Edward Elgar, London,
as the author. R 2112, Feb. 1, 1929.
42
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Come, gentle night; words by Clifton
Bingham, music by E. Elgar. ©
EHdward Hlgar, London, as the author
of the music. R 2117, Feb. 1, 1929.
43
Communication; words by Mrs. Ber-
tram Shapleigh, music by B. Shap-
leigh, op. 24, no. 2. © Bertram
Shapleigh, Chicago, as the author
of the music. R 2019, Feb. 6,1929. 44
Daffodils a’blowing; words by Caryl
Battersby, music by E. German. ©
Edward German, London, as the
author of the music. R 2147, Feb.
1, 1929. 45
Dance of the honey bees; by B. Rich-
mond; pf. © Benjamin Richmond,
Brooklyn, as the author. R 2041,
Feb. 27, 1929. 46
Dans les fleurs; valse lente, par Ro-
dolphe Berger; pf. © MHonorine
Isopy, Paris, as the executor of the
ajithor. RK. 2126, Feb. 1, 1929. AT
De Pullman porters ball; lyries by E.
Smith, music by John Stromberg.
© Edgar Smith, Elmhurst, L. L,
N. Y., as the author of the words.
R 2082, Jan. 25, 1929. 48
Dirge for two veterans; poem by Walt
Whitman, set to music by Charles
Wood; bass solo, cho. and orch. ©
Charlotte Georgina Wood, Cam-
bridge, England, as the widow of
the author of the music. R 2120,
Feb. 1, 1929. 49
Dolly Varden; waltzes, from Julian
Edwards’ musical comedy, arr. by
Otto Longey; orch. © Lizzie Lan-
gey, New York, as the widow of the
author of the arrangement. R 2100,
Jan. .22, 1929. 50
Dolly Varden; waltzes from the musi-
eal play, by Julian Edwards, arr. by
Karl L. Hoschna; pf. © Hettie
Hoschna, Patchogue, L. I. N. Y.,
as the widow of the author of the
arrangement. R 2098, Jan. 22, 1929.
51
Donkey (The) laugh; by Howard
Whitney; pf. © Lucy E. Swope,
Long Beach, Calif., as the widow of
the author. R 2093, Nov. 15, 1928.
52
Dream days of Seville; morceau espag-
nole, by J. W. Bratton; pf. © John
W. Bratton, Brooklyn, as the author.
R 2079, Nov. 15, 1928. 53
Easter lilies; words by Palmer Hart-
sough, music by J. H. Fillmore, sr.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
(In Fillmore’s Concert quarterly for
Sunday-schools, v. 6, no. 29, Feb.,
1901) ©James Henry Fillmore, sr.,
Cincinnati, as the author of the
music. R 2028, Jan. 31, 1929. 54
Easy money; ma poppy belle, words by
EK. Smith, music by John Stromberg.
© Edgar Smith, Elmhurst, L. L.,
N. Y., as the author of the words.
R 2097; Jan. 25, 1929. 55
Electric light cadets; march and two
step, by Maurice Levi; pf. © Leon
Levi, Baltimore, as the next of kin
of the author, who is not living.
R 2078, Nov. 15, 1928. 56
Elysian (An) dream; waltz, by N.
Faucette; pf. © Nanka Faucette,
St. Louis, as the author. R 2042,
Feb. 12, 1929. 57
Face to face; words by Jennie Ree,
music by C. H. Gabriel; male quar-
tet. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley,
Calif. ,as the author of the music.
R. 21938, Feb. 21, 1929. 58
fear not ye; Easter anthem, by
Thomas G. Shepard; mixed voices.
© Collins Shepard Bell, Mount Car-
mel, Ill., as the next of kin of the
author of the music, who is not
living. R 2013, Jan. 30, 1929. 59
For me; words by Charlotte G. Homer,
music by C. H. Gabriel; male quar-
tet. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, -
Calif., as the author of the music.
R 2191, Feb. 21, 1929. 66
Forains (Les); suite, par Rodolphe
Berger; orch. 1. La Parade. [4
others] © Honorine Isopy, Paris,
as the executor of the author. R
212%, #eb., 1,; 1929. 61
Forget-me-not ; waltz, by E. M. Read;
pf. © Edward M. Read, St. Louis,
as the author. R 2182, Jan. 3, 1929.
62
Fortune (The) teller; opera in 3 acts,
book by H. B. Smith, music by
Victor Herbert. Voeal sec. © Harry
B. Smith, New York, as the author
of the words, and Ella H. Bartlett
and Clifford Herbert, New York, as
the next of kin of the author of thé
music, who is not living. R 2074,
Jan, 29, 1929. 63
Gently, Lord; hymn anthem, music by
Charles M. Davis. © Kate Davis
Crapser, Monterey Park, Calif., as
the next of kin of the author of the
music, who is not living. R 2064,
Feb. 9,,1929. 64
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Get next to the man with a pull;
words by Harry B. Smith, music by
Maurice Levi. © Leon Levi, Balti-
more, as the next of kin of the
author of the music, who is not liv-
ing. R 2075, Nov. 27, 1928. 65
Go ye through the gates; sacred song,
words by E. E. Hewitt, music by
E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as the author of the
music. R 2056, Feb. 9, 1929. 66
God will help you win; words by
Gertrude Elizabeth Ford, music by
C. H. Gabriel; male quartet. ©
Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 2194,
Feb. 21, 1929. 67
God’s tender mercies besought; music
by James McGranahan. © Addie
MecGranahan, Lestershire, N. Y., as
the widow of the deceased author.
R 2202, Sept. 7, 1929. 68
Haymaker’s march; by J. F. Zimmer-
mann; pf. © Mary D. Zimmermann
and Laura P. Zimmermann, Phila-
delphia, as the children of the de-
- ceased author. R 2183, Jan. 3, 1929.
69
He’s everything to me; words by Jen-
nie Ree, music by C. H. Gabriel;
male quartet. © Chas. H. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif., as the author of
the music. R 2192, Feb. 21, 1929.
70
Herzog Wildfang; oper in 3 akten, von
S. Wagner, klavierauszug mit text
von Eduird Reuss. © Siegfried
Wagner, Bayreuth, Germany, as the
author of the music. R 2001, Jan.
31, 1929. pl
Hoity-toity: musical play, by John
Stromberg, arr. by Karl L. Hoschna;
pf. 1. Selection—2. March and
two-step.—3. Waltzes. © Hettie
Hoschna, Patchogue, L. I., N. Y., as
the widow of the author of the ar-
rangement. R 2088, 2089, 2091, Jan.
25, 1929. (2-74
If my songs had airy pinions; music
by Reynaldo Hahn, trio arr. by
Frank Lynes; women’s voices. ©
_Adéle G. Lynes, Cambridge, Mass.,
as the widow of the author of the
arrangement. R 2015, Jan. 30, 1929.
75
In the highlands; words by Robert
Louis Stevenson, music by B. Shap-
leigh, op. 31, no. 1. © Bertram
Shapleigh, Chicago, as the author
of the music. R 2026, Feb. 6, 1929.
76
In the palace of the king; musical
gems, by Julian Edwards; pf. ©
Philippine Edwards, New York, as
the widow of the author. R 2104,
July 23, 1928. 17
In the valley where the blue birds
sing; words by Monroe H. Rosen-
feld, music by Alfred Solman. ©
Eunice M. Rosenfeld, New York, as
the widow of the: author of the
words, and Alfred Solman, New
York, as the author of the music.
R 2152, Feb. 28, 1929. 78:
It’s for her, her, her; words by Ren
Shields, music by Billee Taylor. ©
Grace Shields, Brooklyn, as the
widow of the author of the words.
R 2007, Noy. 19. 1928. TD
Jeune fille modern style; poésie de Jean
Daris, musique de Rodolphe Berger.
© Honorine Isopy, Paris, as the ex-
ecutor of the author of the music.
m 2109, Feby 1.4920 80:
King Kazoo of Kakaroo; lyric by E.
Smith, music by John Stromberg.
© Edgar Smith, Elmhurst, L. I,
N. Y., as the author of the words.
R 2085, Jan. 25, 1929. ro
Last (The) rose; words by Lizette
Woodworth Reese, music by B.
Shapleigh, op. 27, no. 1. © Bertram
Shapleigh, Chicago, as the author of
the music. R 2023, Feb. 6, 1929. 82
Life’s mirror; music by A. Wooler;
high voice. © Alfred Wooler, Buf-
falo, as the author of the music.
R 2186, Jan. 3, 1929. 83.
Little (The) Duchess; musical com-
edy in 8 acts; by H. B. Smith and
Reginald DeKoven. © Harry B..
Smith, New York, as one of the au-
thors. R 2103, Dec. 18, 1928. 84.
Little hands are knocking; sacred
song, words by E. HE. Hewitt, music
by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund §&8..
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author of
the music. R 2053, Feb. 9, 1929. 8&5.
Longings; words by Mrs. Bertram
Shapleigh, music by B. Shapleigh,
op. 27, no. 2. © Bertram Shap-
leigh, Chicago, as the author of the
music. R 2024, Feb. 6, 1929. 86
Lord (The) our shepherd; music by
James McGranahan. © Addie Mc-
Granahan, Lestershire, N. Y., as the
widow of the deceased author. R
2198, Sept. 7, 1928. 87
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-Lorenza; drame lirico in tre atti, di
Luigi Illica, musica di E. Masche-
roni, riduzione per canto e pf. di
Ugo Solazzi. © Edoardo Masche-
roni, Ghirla, Valganna, Italy, as the
author of the music. R 2069, Feb.
7, 1929. 88
Madame Tallien (Thérésia Cabar-
rus) ; piéce historique en 5 actes et
8 tableaux de Paul Berthelot et
Claude Roland, musique de J. Vieu;
chant et pf. © Jane Vieu, Paris,
aS the author of the music. R 2068,
Feb. 7, 1929. 89
Mary Black; lyric by E. Smith, music
by John Stromberg. © Edgar Smith,
Elmhurst, L. I., N. Y., as the author
of the words.
90
‘Medio evo latino; trilogia, di Luigi
Illica, musica di Héctor Panizza;
voice and pf. sc. © Ettore Panizza,
Milan, as the author of the music.
R 2067, Feb. 7, 1929. 91
‘Meditation; by B. Shapleigh, op. 14;
violin and pf. © Bertram Shap-
leigh, Chicago, as the author. R
2027, Feb. 6, 1929. 92
-Meeting (The); words by Mrs. Ber-
tram Shapleigh, music by B. Shap-
leigh, ‘op?425,° no. 1° © “Bertram
Shapleigh, Chicago, as the author of
the music. R 2020, Feb. 6, 1929.
93 .
Mercy (The) of the Almighty; music
by James McGranahan. © Addie
McGranahan, Lestershire, N. Y., as
the widow of the deceased author.
R 2204, Sept. 7, 1928. 94
-My bunco queen; words by Harry B.
Smith, music by Maurice Levi. ©
Leon Levi, Baltimore, as the next of
kin of the author of the music, who
is not living. R 2077, Nov. 27, 1928.
95
My Japanese cherry blossom; lyrics by
E. Smith, music by John Stromberg.
© Edgar Smith, Elmhurst, L. L.,
N -¥, aS the author of the words.
R 2081, Jan. 25, 1929. 96
My Japanese cherry blossom; march
and two-step, from MHoity-toity, by
John Stromberg, arr. by Karl L.
Hoschna; pf. © Hettie Hoschna,
Patchogue, L. I., N. Y., as the widow
of the author of the arrangement.
R 2090, Nov. 15, 1928. 9
My light and my salvation; anthem,
by C. B:: Adams? >'© "Carries:
R 2086, Jan. 25, 1929. .
Adams, Portland, Or., as the author
of the music. R 2065, Feb. 9, 1929.
98
My soul doth magnify the Lord; an-
them, music by J. S. Fearis. ©
John §. Fearis, Chicago, as the
author of the music. R 2063, Feb.
9, 1929. 99
My star; words by John B. Tabb,
music by S. Shapleigh, op. 26, no. 1.
© Bertram Shapleigh, Chicago, as
the author of the music. R 2022,
Feb. 6, 1929. 100
Nell Gwyn; 3 dances, by Edward Ger-
man, arr. by J. Gready; military
band. (Jn The army journal, no.
257.) © John Gready, London, as
the author of the arrangement. R
2159, dans 3, 1929, 101
Nest thee, my bird; from Lords of the
sea, words and music by W. Wallace.
© William Wallace, London, as the
author. R 2121 Feb. 1, 1929. 102
Never pass them by; sacred song,
words by E. E. Hewitt, music by
E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S§S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as the author of the
music. R 2054, Feb. 9, 1929. 103
Nuit (La); paroles de Jean Daris,
musique de Rodolphe Berger. ©
Honorine Isopy, Paris, as the execu-
tor of the author of the music. R
2110, Feb. 1, 1929. 104
Old English dance; by Heinrich Engel
[pseud. of H. Engelmann]; pf.
Marie C. Engelmann, Burholme, Pa.,
as the widow of the author. R 2180.
Jan. 3, 1920. 105
Our Lord’s gracious providence; music
by James McGranahan. © Addie
MecGranahan, Lestershire, N. Y., as
the widow of the deceased author.
R 2201, Sept. 7, 1928. 106
Parting; words by Mrs. Bertram
Shapleigh, music by B. Shapleigh, op.
25, no. 2. © Bertram Shapleigh,
Chicago, as the author of the music.
R 2021, July 7, 1928. 107
Peace on earth; words and music by
G. M. Lane; with organ or har-
monium acc. ad lib.; in C. © Gerald
M. Lane, Goudhurst, Kent, England,
as the author. R 2119, Feb. 1, 1929.
108
Pilgrim’s (The) dream; words by
Richard Henry Buck, music by A.
Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Philadel-
phia, as the author of the music.
R 2188, Jan. 3, 1929. 109
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Pitty-pat and Tippy-toe; words by
Eugene Field, music by Alicia
Adélaide Needham. © Alicia A.
Needham, London, as the author of
the music. R 2141, Feb. 1, 1929.
110
Pomp and circumstance; quick march,
by E. Elgar, op. 39; full orch. 1. In
D maj—2. In A min. © Edward
Elgar, London, as the author. R
2050, 2051, Feb. 1, 1929. dbo oh ing, i
Poor little fluttering moths; lyrics by
E. Smith, music by John Stromberg.
© Edgar Smith, Elmhurst, L. L.,
N. Y., as the author of the words.
R 2080, Jan. 25, 1929. 113
Préludes et fugues; par L. Abbiate;
violoncelle. © Louis’ Abbiate,
Monaco, as the author. R 2125, Feb.
1, 1929. 114
Rosy (The) gates of summer; sacred
song, words by HE. E. Hewitt, music
by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S&S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author of
the music. R 2055, Feb. 9, 1929. bat
Roundelay (A); now is the month of
Maying, words 16th century, music
by C. A. Lidgey. © Robert E.
Burgiss, London, as the executor of
the author of the music. R 2111,
Feb. 1, 1929. 116
Sarabande; par Dezsé Lederer, op. 41,
no. 1; pour violin seul ou pour vio-
lon et pf. © Robert Stern, Paris,
as the executor of the author. R
2130, Feb. 1, 1929. 117
Sea-hawks; from Lords_ of. the sea,
words and music by W. Wallace. ©
William Wallace, London, as the au-
thor. R 2123, Feb. 1, 1929. 118
Selection of Stephen Adams’ popular
songs; arr. by W. Henley; pf. ©
William Henley, West Park Gar-
dens, Kew, England, as the author
of the arrangement. R 2145, Feb. 1.
1929. 119
Sing aloud, Jerusalem; sacred song,
words by E. E. Hewitt, music by
E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund §S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as the author of the
music. R 2058, Feb. 9, 1929. 120
Sing unto the Lord; festival anthem,
music by H. J. Stewart; mixed
voices. © H. J. Stewart, San Diego,
Calif., as the author of the music.
R 2016, Jan. 30, 1929. LAR
Sleigh (The) ride; by E. L. Ashford;
pf. © Emma Louise Ashford, Nash-
7310 (133)
ville, as the author.
1929.
R 2189, Jan. 3,.
122
Song (A) of flowers; words and music
by G. M. Lane; in E flat. © Gerald
M. Lane, Goudhurst, Kent, England,
as the author. R 2107, Feb. 1, 1929.
423°
Sous les étoiles; réverie, by G. M.
Lane; pf. © Gerald M. Lane, Goud-
hurst, Kent, England, as the author.
R 2115, Feb. 1, 1929. 124-
Spring; words by Mrs. Bertram Shap-
leigh, music by R. Shapleigh, op. 21.
© Bertram Shapleigh, Chicago, as-
the author of the music. R 2017,
Feb. 6, 1929. a [Lie
Strife (The) is o’er; Easter anthem,
by H. J. Stewart; mixed voices. ©
H. J. Stewart, San Diego, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 2011,
Jan. 30, 1929. 126.
Sun (The) dance; by Leo Friedman;
pf. © Fredricka F. Lowenthal, Chi-
cago, as the next of kin of the au-
thor, who is not living. R 2092,.
Noy. 15, 1928. 5 A ue
Swordsman (The) ; from Lords of the
sea, words and music by W. Wal-
lace. © William Wallace, London,
as the author. R 2124, Feb. 1, 1929.
128:
Take the world for God; sacred song,
words by EH. E. Hewitt, music by
E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund §S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as the author of the-
music. R 2057, Feb. 9, 1929. 129:
Talk, talk, talk; from The chaperons,
lyric by George V. Hobart, music by
I. Witmark. © Isidore Witmark,
Woodmere, L. I., N. Y., as the au-
thor of the music. R 2099, Feb. 1,
1929. 130:
Tempo di bourrée; par Dezso Lederer,.
op. 41, no. 2; violon, ou violon et
pf. © Robert Stern, Paris, as the
executor of the author. R 2128.
Feb. 1, 1929. dod
Temps (Le) fuit; caprice caractéris-
tique par Paul Wachs; pf. ©
Blanche Marie Pauline Simone
Lemarchand, Saint-Mande, Seine,
France, as the widow of the author.
R 2049, Mar. 1, 1929. 132
Tentation; valse-intermezzo, par A.
Stanislas, op. 22. © Adolf Stanislas,
Paris, as the author. R 2108, Feb.
1, 1929. 133.
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Through the gates; children’s day serv-
ice, text by HE. E. Hewitt, music by
EB. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as the author of the
music. R 2060, Feb. 9, 1929. 134
Through the pearly gates; sacred song,
words by EH. E. Hewitt, music by
BE. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as the author of the
music. R 2059, Feb. 9, 1929. 135
To-day ; from Foxy Quiller, libretto by
Harry B. Smith, music by Reginald
de Koven. © Anna De Koven, New
York, as the widow of the author of
the music. R 2101, Jan. 22, 1929.
136
Tout feu tout flamme; polka fantasque,
par Rodolphe Berger; pf. © Honor-
ine Isopy, Paris, as the executor of
the author. R 2148, Feb. 1, 1929.
137
Trip (A) to Buffalo; by T. Bendix; pf.
© Theodore Bendix, Los Angeles, as
the author. R 2073, Nov. 15, 1928.
138
Twilight on the mountains; by F. G.
Rathbun; pf. © Edna Rathbun,
Tyringham, Mass., as the widow of
the author. R 2185, Jan. 3, 1929.
139
Valse triste; par Rodolphe Berger; pf.
© Honorine Isopy, Paris, as the
executor of the author. R 21138, Feb.
1, 1929. 140
Waiting for the summons; words and
music by C. H. Gabriel; male
quartet. © Chas. H. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif., as the author. R
2195, Feb. 21, 1929. 141
Wake! ye ransomed; Haster anthem,
music by W. R. Spence; mixed
voices. © William R. Spence, Perth,
Ontario, Canada, as the author of
the music. R 2012, Jan. 30, 1929.
142
Watermelon party; words by Harry B.
Smith, music by Maurice Levi. ©
Leon Levi, Baltimore, as the next of
kin of the author of the music, who
is not living. R 2076, Nov. 27, 1928.
143
West’s (The) awake; Munster air,
poem by Thomas Davis, music arr.
by M. Esposito. © Michael Espo- |
sito, Florence, Italy, as the author
of the arrangement of the music. R
2146, Feb. 1, 1929. 144
When two little hearts are one; duet,
lyric by E. Smith, musie by John
Stromberg. © Edgar Smith, Elm-
hurst, L. I., N. Y¥., as the author of
the words. R 2084, Jan. 25, 1929.
145
Woodland (A) madrigal; words by
John Dowers, music by Robert Bat-
ten. © Robert J. Barclay Wilson,
Chiswick, England, as the executor
of the author of the music. R 2138,
Feb. 1, 1929. 146
1863 medley; by HE. C. Calvin; orch.
{© Elbert Cassius Calvin, Los
Angeles, as the author. R 2153, Feb.
27, 1929. 147
386
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Noricy.—Whem the nationality of the composer is not specifically stated in the title
entry, it is to be understood that he is a citizen of the United States.
A elske en sjémand; en traekspilvals.
tekst og musik: Lon Gog, of Nor-
way; pf. © Aug. 6, 1928; 1 ec. April
29, 1929; E for. 4048; Oslo musik-
forlag, a. s., Oslo, Norway. (Hal
A la Viennoise; by Johann Brandl,
transeribed by Arthur Hartmann;
violin and pf. © Mar. 29, 1929; 2 c.
Apr. 6; E pub. 4878; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 7312
; hymn, words and
(In
Able and willing
music by Mrs. J. I. McClelland.
Songs of faith and triumph)
Mepril if), 1929: 2c. Apr. 17: B, pub:
5414; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia.
7313
Absent blues; words and music by
R. C. Critchfield. © 1c. Apr. 22,
1929; E unp. 5966; Ross C. Critch-
field, Baltimore. 7314
Across the years; words and music by
C. Connell; pf. ©1e. Apr. 4, 1929;
E unp. 5372; Catherine Connell, Ta-
coma. 7315
Adams (Pearl) Four songs of the
air; lyrics by Mary Heath, music by
Pearl Adams; med. voice. v. 1. 1.
The new ships. [3 others] © Apr.
15, 1929: 2 ¢ Apr. 4; E pub. 5184;
Manhattan music pub. corp., New
York. 7316
Adios; letra y musica por Alberto
Loya, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles, Calif. [Photostat] © Apr.
22, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 27; E pub. 5471;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 7317
Adoramus: te Christe; Latin motet,
liturgical text, music by Martin G.
Dumler, op. 14, no. 4; men’s voices,
organ ace. 4to. © Apr. 25, 1929;
2c. Apr. 27; E pub. 5482; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. 7318
Adoration ; words and music by A. E.
Sykes; low voice. © Apr. 15, 1929;
2c. Apr. 22; E pub. 5268; Albert E.
Sykes, Oakland, Calif. 7319
Aeroplane (An) courtship; words by
M. A. K. Hendrickson, music by Lee
Turner. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 24, 1929; E unp. 6058;
Mary A. Keller Hendrickson, Loup
City, Neb. 7320
Aeroplane (An) honeymoon; words
and music by C. Alphin and R.
Fargo. Los Angeles, Alphin and
Fargo. © Mar. 29, 1929; 2 ¢. Apr.
3; E pub. 5039; Charles Alphin and
Robert Fargo, Los Angeles. 7321
African jungle; by Spencer Williams;
Bio Ot el vApre Tay) 1929" Eun.
5721; Triangle music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 7322
After lunch; words by Po Chii-i, tr.
from the Chinese by Arthur Waley,
music by Douglas Macdonald Stew-
art, of Great Britain. © Mar. 21,
1929 : do ET ApP.~ 15; - BE -for. | 3816 ;
Augener, Itd., London. 7323
After midnight; by M. A. Weitzman.
nos. 44-56. [Melody only] © 1.
Feb. 21, 1929; E unp. 4985; Morris
Abe Weitzman, Chicago. 7324
After thinking it over; fox-trot, words
and music by Benny Davis and Car-
men Lombardo, arr. by Charles Max-
well; orch. pts. 4to. © Apr. 9,
1929;.2 e. Apr. 10; E pub. 5019;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 7325
Afterglow; by Charles Sanford Skil-
ton; organ. obl. 8vo. © Apr. 17,
1929; 2c. Apr. 19; E pub. 5193; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 7326
Agitato dramatico; par M. Delmas-
Popy, of France; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor and ist violins conductor.
4to. © Dee. 31, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 28,
1929; E for. 3545; E. Gaudet, Paris.
7327
Agiiero; paso-doble, march, by José
Franco, of Spain, arr. by Aubrey
Winter, of Great Britain; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Mar. 21,
TO Te AG os rer. SUTOs
Hawkes & son (London) ltd., Lon-
don. 7328
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7329
Ain’t love a wonderful thing; words
and music by Irving Morris [pseud.
of I. M. Schlenoff] [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Apr. 16, 1929;
E unp. 5780; Irving Morris Schlen-
off, Baltimore. 7329
Airplane (The) ride; by Wm. A. Tay-
lor; pf. Boston, W. B. Hasey & co.
© July 25, 1928; 2 c.-Apr. 10, 1929;
BE pub. 4948; W. B. Hasey, Boston.
7330
Airship of love; words and music by
I. B. Foldessy. © 1 ¢. Apr. 20,
1929; E unp. 5916; Irene Brooks
Foldessy, San Diego, Calif. 7331
Aj, aj, aj; fox-trot, text: Waldemar
Dalquist, musik: Jules Sylvain
[pseud. of Stig Hansson], of
Sweden; pf. © Jan. 6, 1928; 1 «.
Apr. 12, 1929; E for. 3763; Edition
Sylvain, Stockholm, Sweden. 7332
Alabama moonlight; by F. B. Jacobs,
arr. by J. G. Liddicoat; 5 string
banjo solo, C notation. S8vo. © Apr.
24, 1929; 2c. Apr. 30; E pub. 5518;
Frederic Burnham Jacobs, Cleve-
land. (3a0
Alabammy snow; fox-trot, words by
Billy Rose, music by Lee David, arr.
by Elliott Jacoby; orch. pts. 4to.
© Apr. 22, 1929; 2c. Apr. 24; E pub.
5420; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
7334
Alabammy snow; fox-trot song, words
by Billy Rose, music by Lee David.
© April 17, 1929; 2c. Apr. 19; E pub.
5291; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
7335
Alarme; par M. Brusselmans, of Bel-
gium; orch. pts., with pf. conductor
and ist violins conductor. 4to.
Dee. 31, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 28, 1929; BE
for. 3556; E. Gaudet, Paris. 7336
Alba (L’) ; mazurka, by M. Scoma, of
Italy, domiciled at New York. [Mel-
ody only] © 1. Apr. 3, 1929; E
unp. 5804; S. Riccardi, New York.
(ao t
Alba fosca; intermezzo, di Maria
d’Avalos, atto 3, di Giuseppe Signor-
elli, of Italy, riduz, per piccola orch.
di G. Sirlen Milanesi, of Italy; pts.,
with pf. conductor. © Dec. 22, 1928;
1 ce. Feb. 6, 1929; E for. 2629; G.
Signorelli & c., Milan. 7338
Album; obras de Ernesto Lecuona, of
Cuba, versos de Gustavo S. Galar-
raga, E. Lecuona and others. Ha-
pt. III, n.s., v. 24
vana, Lecuona music co. © Mar.
22, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 2: BH for. sn2ze-
Ernesto Lecuona, Havana, Cuba.
7339
Album no. 1; zbior piesni piosnk i
tanecodw Polskich, zebrat i utozyt L.
A. Cieszykowski. 1. Na skrzypce. 2.
Na fortepian. © Dec. 28, 1928; 2 ¢.
each Apr. 11, 1929; E pub. 4981,
4982; John Jasinski, Chicago.
7340, 7341
Album (The) of my dreams; fox-trot
song, words and music by Lou Davis
and Harold Arluck. © April 17,
1929; 2 ec April 19; E pub. 5290;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 7342
Alimony baby; words and music by M.
White. New York City, Frank
Harding. © April 15, 1929; 2 e.
April, 20; HE pub. 5326; Murray
White, Raleigh, N. C. 7343
Alita; words by B. R. Allender, music
by Lee Turner. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Apr. 24, 1929; E unp.
6057; Beulah Raye Allender, Spo-
kane. 7344
All alone in lovers’ lane; fox-trot,
words by Billy Rose, music by Hora-
tio Nicholls, of Great Britain; pf.
ace., with banjulele banjo and uku-
lele arr. by Alvin D. Keech. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar.
28, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 1; E for. 3670;
Lawrence Wright music co., rea
734
All because of you; words by J. Jo-
hanson, music by Samuel H. Speck.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Apr. 26, 1929; E unp. 6131; John
Johanson, Winifred, Mont. 7346
All I want is just a home; ballad,
words by A. H. Thomas, music by
Bauer brothers; pf. and ukulele acc.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Apr. ,8, 1929; 2 ec. Apr. 11s pup,
5142; Ambrose H. Thomas, Norwalk,
O. (347
All march; by Wallace A. Johnson: pf.
© April 4, 1929; 2 ce. April 6; H pub.
4920; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. ' 7348
All my heart this night rejoices; words
by Paulus Gerhart, tr. by Catherine
Winkworth, composed by Peter
Christian Lutkin on a chorale by
Johann G. Ebeling; motet for 2
choirs with organ acc, ad lib. 4to,
© April 30, 1929; 2 c. April 29; H
pub. 5510; Henry T. FitzSimons,
Chicago. 7349
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
7371
All my life I wanted someone like you ;
words by Jean Herbert, music by
Ray Doll and Frank Galassi.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Apr. 22, 1929; B unp. 5976; Spier &
Coslow, ine., New York. 7350
All together; one-step, by Mirrio Ro-
bert, of Belgium; with pf. conductor
and violin 1 conductor. 4to. 1.
Odeon orch. pts. 2. Salon orch.
pts. © Feb. 18, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 2;
E for. 2645; Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H.,
Leipzig. 7351
Allende (P. Humberto) 4 études; par
P. H. Allende, of Chile; pf. © Mar.
20, 1929; 1 c« Apr. 138; E for. 3951;
Editions Maurice Senart, Paris.
Alma torera; pasodoble flamenco, letra
y musica de L. Francés, of Spain,
domiciled at New York. ©1e. Apr.
18, 1929; E unp. 5847; Leopoldo
Francés, New York. Ta00
Alone broken hearted; words by C. E.
Lowrey, music by Samuel H. Speck.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Apr. 12, 1929; E unp. 5662; Culver
E. Lowrey, Bloomington, Ind. 7354
Alone in the rain; fox trot, words and
music by D. D. Fraieli. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Apr. 23, 1929;
E unp. 6025; Domenico D. Fraieli,
Providence, R. I. 7355
Alone in your class, little girl; lyrics
by Frank Loesser, music by C. Rice.
© 1c. Apr. 12, 1929; E unp. 5616;
Carl Rice, New York. 7356
Always in my dreams, never in my
arms ; fox-trot, lyric by Lou Herscher
and Joe Darcey, music by Max Kort-
lander, arr. by Len Joy; orch. pts.
4to. © Apr. 8, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 11;
E pub. 50138; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 7357
Always remember mother; words and
music by B. Mack. New York, Union
music co. © April 22, 1929; 2 «.
April 24; E pub. 5301; Billee Mack,
New York. 7358
Amelia; by Sid Phillips, of Great
Britain, and J. Paques, of Belgium;
E flat alto saxophone with pf. acc.
© Mar. 25, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 4; E for.
3646; International music co., Brus-
sels, Belgium. 7359
America land of the free; peace an-
them, words and music by J. H.
Rogers. © 1c. Apr. 16, 1929; BH
unp. 5779; James Henderson Rogers,
New York. 7360
7352 -
America the beautiful; words by Kath-
arine Lee Bates, music by M. P.
Opie; mixed voices. © 1c. Apr. 8,
1929; E unp. 5471; Mary Pickens
Opie, New York. 7361
American (The) press; march, by
Homer Montfort, arr. by EH. W.
Berry; band pts., with solo B flat
cornet conductor. 4to. © Mar. 21,
1929; 2 ec. Mar. 20; E pub. 4970;
Merit music pub. co., Kansas City,
Mo. 7362
American Venice (Venezia d’Amer-
ica); versi e musica di J. Torre.
{Italian words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 20, 1929; E unp. 5945;
Joseph Torre, New York. 7363
Amor de madre; letra y musica por
Jesus J. Peralta, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at El Paso, Tex. [Photostat]
© Apr. 22, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 27; E pub.
5468; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
7364
Amore ed arte; hesitation, by Omero
Carraro, of Italy; pf. © 1c. Apr.
26, 1929; E unp. 6127; Giuseppe De
Vita, New York. 7365
Amores de la indita; letra y musica de
Concepcion V. Pardo, of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles; pf. ©
fee Aggrs 21920'= HY np. Dots:
Felipe Valdes Leal, Los Angeles.
7366
Amorette; by George Stoupa; violin
and pf. © Apr. 20, 1929; 2 ¢. Apr.
22; E pub. 5363; Edward Schuberth
& co., inc., New York. 7367
Amplesso amoroso; waltz, by T. Bon-
giorno, of Italy; violin. © 1c. Apr.
26, 1929; E unp. 6144; Tony Bon-
giorno, New York. 7368
An der Weser, an der Mosel und am
Rhein; ich hab’ so manchen mund
gektisst! worte von Hrnst Neubach,
musik von Ralph Erwin, of Austria.
© May 23, 1928; 1c. Jan. 7, 1929;
E for. 1915; Rondo-verlag G. m. b.
H., Berlin. 7369
An how! words by P. Oakley, music
by Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Apr. 3, 1929; E unp.
53812; Pauline Oakley, Pershing, Ia.
7370
And what of your roses? from Rio
Rita, lyrics by Joseph McCarthy,
music by Harry Tierney. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Apr. 1,
1929; E unp. 5416; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. To.L
389
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES :
1372
pt. 11)_n.'s.) vi. 24
Andante-cantabile; de Suite-ballet, par
André Grandjean, of France; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Mar. 5, 1929; 1 ¢. Mar. '28;: HB for.
3538 ; Paul Decoureelle, Nice,
France. (372
Andante funébre; par P. H. Cuele-
naere, of France; orch. Partition.
© Mar. 5, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 28; E for.
3531; P. H. Cuelenaere, Paris. 7373
Andante religioso; by Charles V.
Rychlik, op. 18; violin and pf. ©
Mar. 15, 1929; 2 c. April 3; E pub.
4758; Fr. A. Urbanek & sons, Prague,
Czechoslovakia. 7374
Ando pasando trabajos; letra y mu-
sica por Jesus J. Peralta, of Mexico,
domiciled at El Paso, Tex. [Photo-
Stat] ©! Apr! 22) 19295 2'e. Apr 27;
E pub. 5474; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 7375
Aneinu; text from the prayer book,
music by M. Kotlowitz. © 1c. Apr.
18, 1929; E unp. 5857; Max Kot-
lowitz, New Rochelle, N. Y. 7376
Angeline; love ballad, lyric and music
by J. D. Marks. [Photostat] ©
1c. Apr. 20, 1929; E unp. 5948; John
David Marks, New York. (377
Angoissant mystére; par M. Brussel-
mans, of Belgium; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor and 1st violin conduc-
tor. 4to. © Mar. 5, 1929; 1 c. Mar.
28; E for. 3550; E. Gaudet, Paris.
. 7378
Anita; words and music by H. Rhoads.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
Apr. 2, 1929; E unp. 5288; Helen
Rhoads, La Crescenta, Calif. 7379
Anyone—but me; words by Jimmy
Coghill, music by J. Maynard Grover,
of Great Britain. © Apr. 10, 1929;
1c. Apr. 11; E for. 3854; Chappell
& co., ltd., London. 7380
Anything to hold your baby; words
and music by Con Conrad, Sidney
D. Mitchell and Archie Gottler. ©
April 22, 1929; 2 c. April 28; E pub.
5306; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine., New York. 7381
Appassionato; valzer, by A. C. Ippo-
lito, of Italy, domiciled at New York.
[Melody with obbligato pt.] ©1«.
Apr. 9, 1929; E unp. 5531; Kimon
Hadjoson, New York. 7382
Apple (The) tree,—The gentle gard-
her [and] The path that leads to
home; suite of poems from EHdgar
Guest’s A heap o’ livin’, set to music
by J. W. Lumley. © Mar. 30, 1929;
2c. April 3; E pub. 5348; Juanita
Winchester Lumley, Detroit. 7383
Aquarelles; par M. Roesgen-Champion,
of France; reduction for clavecin
and pf. 1. Prisme. [2 others] ©
Mar. 20,1929; 1 c. Apr. 18; E for.
3954; Editions Maurice Senart,
Paris. 7384
Are you blaming me; words and music
by EF. H., Dillon and H. Kark saer,
by Norm Zeller. © 1 ce. Apr. 138,
1929; E unp. 5704; Frank H. Dillon
and Howard Kirk, St. Albans,
W. Va. 7385
Are you holding fast; words and music
by M. M. Pearl; with violin and
cello. obbl. © Mar. 25, 1929; 2 «.
April 8; E pub. 4904; Musetta Mark-
land Pearl, Oklahoma City, Ok1.
7386
Are you saved, or to you crave; words
and music by A. H. Perry. ©1e.
Apr. 12, 1929; E unp. 5675; Augustus
H. Perry, Philadelphia. 7387
Are you sorry; words and music by
EK. L. Hamilton. © 1 ¢. Apr. 17,
_ 1929; E unp. 5828; Edith Loville
Hamilton, Lake Arthur, N. M.
7388
Arkansas traveler; old fiddlers’ break-
down, concert transcription for pf., by
David W. Guion. © April 4, 1929;
2 c. April 8; E pub. 4899; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 7389
Armstrong Quaker theme song; by
Kenneth Christie; melody with pf.
acc. © 1c Apr. 26, 1929; E unp.
6128; Judson radio program corp.,
New York. 7390
Army & navy march; by L. O. Daily;
pf. © 1c. Apr. 22, 1929:) amin:
5995; Laura Oberlies Daily, San
Diego, Calif. 7391
Army (The) of the Lord; hymn, words
and music by T. S. Cobb. © Nov.
20, 1928; 2 c Apr. 18, 1929 E pub.
5199; Thomas Seth Cobb, Fort
Worth, Tex. 7392
Around the columns original varsity
songs, words and music by T. T.
Railey [and others] © Apr. 22,
1929: 2 ec. and aff. Apr. 24; AA
18974; Thos. T. Railey, St. Louis.
7393
Arrieu (Claude) Etude; pour pf., par
©. Arrieu, of France. © Mar. 5,
390
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
1929; .1..¢c: Mar; 28;,. HB .foer:; 3567;
Heugel, Paris. 7394
Marche; pour pf., par C. Arrieu,
of France. © Mar. 5, 1929; 1 «
Mar. 28; E for. 3566; Heugel, Paris.
7395
Arte (El) Mexicano; flamenco, by I.
Medina Campa, of Mexico, domiciled
at Chicago; pf. [Photostat] ©le.
Apr. 8, 1929; E unp. 5482; Ignacio
M. Valle, Chicago. 7396
Artema; preludio atto 4, di Giuseppe
Signorelli, of Italy, riduz. per piccola
orch. di G. Sirlen Milanesi, of Italy;
pts., with pf. conductor. © Dec. 15,
1928; 1 c. Feb. 6, 1929; E for. 2628;
G. Signorelli & c., Milan. (397
As a little child; program for Child-
ren’s day, text by Verna Whinery,
music by G. C. Tullar. 8vo. © Apr.
mue20>) 2\¢ and- afi. Apr! 29; AA
15240; Grant Colfax Tullar, New
York. 7398
As long as I live; words and music by
Howard Simon and Al. Lewis.
[Words and melody only] ©1e
Apr. 27, 1929; E unp. 6160; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
7399
As long as it’s you dear, O. K.; words
by Edgar Leslie, music by Walter
Donaldson; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
April 29, 1929; 2 c. April 29; E pub.
5505; Donaldson, Douglas & Gumble,
inc., New York. 7400
As long as the stars shine above;
words by F. Tracey, music by Dan
Miller; pf. and ukulele acc. ©1e.
Apr. 17, 1929; E unp. 5840; Daniel
Miller and Frank Tracey, Philade!-
phia. 7401
As long as you believe in me; words
and music by Benny Davis and
Newell Chase; pf. and ukulele acc.
© April 8, 1929; 2 ¢ April 12; BE
pub. 5006; Sherman, Clay & co., San
Francisco. 7402
Ashes of roses; words by M. E.
Blanton, music by Dave Peyton.
[Words and melody only] © 1e
Apr. 5, 1929; E unp. 5413; Mattie E.
Blanton, Chicago. 7403
Asia moon; waltz, by L. V. Martin.
[Melody only] ©1c. Apr. 6, 1929;
E unp. 5441; Louis Victor Martin,
New York. 7404
Ask me once; by J. C. Kelly; pf. ©
1c. Apr. 10, 1929; E unp. 5596; John
Cheever Kelly, Boston. 7405
7416
Asperges me; Latin motet, liturgical
text, music by Martin G. Dumler, op.
14, no. 5; men’s voices, organ ace.
4to. © Apr. 25, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 27;
E pub. 54838; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 7406
At my window; poem by Gertrude
Eastment, music by Claude Warford.
© April 3, 1929; 2 c. April 4; E pub.
4797; G. Ricordi & co., ine., New
York. 7407
At the peep of dawn I love you; words
by Al. Lewis, music by Al. Sherman ;
pf. and ukulele acc. © April 16,
1929; 2 ec. April 17; E pub. 5124;
Vincent Youmans, New York. 7408
At the rainbow’s end; lyrics by Hd
Lucibello, music by A. Hecker. ©
1c. Apr. 4, 1929; E unp. 5366; .Al
Hecker, New York. 7409
Atlanta Anna; fox-trot, words and
music by Nib King [pseud. of F. N.
Kons |= "pt? slue-erint |" © <
Apr. 18, 1929; E unp. 5851; Frank N.
King, Corydon, Ky. 7410
Attila; ouverture, par André Grand-
jean, of France; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Mar. 5, 1929; 1
ec. Mar. 28; E for. 3528; F. Moulin,
Cannes, France. 7411
Au chateau et dans le parc; petites
piéces romantiques de moyenne dif-
ficulté pour pf., précédé de Invoca-
tion 4 Schumann, par D. de Séverac
transcrite pour harpe par H. Renié,
of France. (En vacances, 1° re-
cueil) © Feb. 20, 1929; 1 c. Mar.
15; E for. 3201; Rouart, Lerolle et
cie., Paris. 7412
Au monastére; trois scénes, par Alfon-
so Cafiedo, of Spain; pf. © Mar.
20, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 18; E for. 3953;
Editions Maurice Senart, Paris.
7413
Au revoir, Paris; dans De la folie pure,
paroles de Louis Lemarchand et
Jean Boyer, musique de Henry Ver-
dun et Jean Boyer, both of France.
© Mar. 29, 1929; 1 ce. Mar. 30; B
for. 3657; Enoch & cie., Paris. 7414
Aunt Jemima stomp; by L. Melrose.
[Melody only] ©1c. Apr. 8, 1929;
E unp. 5484; Lester Melrose, Chi-
cago. 7415
Aunt Jemima’s pancake flow’r is the
sweetest flow’r I knows; lyric by
Arthur Porter, music by J. R. John-
son and Hughie Walke. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 21, 1929;
E unp. 5869; J. Rosamond Johnson,
New York. 7416
391
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7417
Aurie (Georges) Rondeau; de L’
eventail de Jeanne, par G. Auric,
of France; pf. © Mar. 20, 1929;
1 ¢ Apr. 13; E for. 3983; Heugel,
Paris. 7417
Aus der heimat; 18 volks-und jodel-
lieder aus der sammlung Bi tis im
Birnerland, gesammelt und hrsg.
von O. F. Schmalz, of Switzerland,
bearb. fiir eine singstimme mit kla-
vierbegleitung von J. Rudolf Kren-
ger, of Switzerland. Bern, R.
Miiller-Gyr sGhne. © Sept. 28, 1928;
1 © Mar. 16,°1929; E for. 3860;
Oskar Fr. Schmalz, Berne, Switzer-
land. 7418
Automaton; by Emil Velazco; organ.
(In. Komedy tid-bits) © Mar. 25,
1929; 2 c. April 10; E pub. 4994;
Crawford music corp., New York.
7419
Autumn frolies; by Victor Herbert, op.
34, arr. by Harold Sanford; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. © April
9, 1929; 2 c. April 18; E pub. 5099;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 7420
Autumn leaves; words and music by
Kathleen Lockhart Manning; high
voice. © Apr. 4,. 1929; 2 c. Apr.
8; E pub. 2856; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 7421
Avanese; de Enzo Masetti, of Italy;
pt. “Ones tO. T9281"! Apres,
1929; E for. 3885; Umberto Piz-
zi, Bologna, Italy. 7422
Avangeline; by L. O’Connor, of Can-
ada, arr. by Emilio O’Brien Molta;
pie. Photostarien©: 4.c¢, Apr. dG
1929; EH unp. 58538; Lydon O’Connor,
Toronto, Canada. 7423
Ave Caesar; heroic march, by John C.
Holliday, of Great Britain; pf. ©
April 4, 1929; 2 ce. April 8; E pub.
5089; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
7424
Ave Maria; Latin motet, liturgical
text, music by Martin G. Dumler, op.
12; woman’s voices, organ acc. 4to.
©), Apr. 425, 1929.) 2 ve Aor > 27:
pub. 5484; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 7425
Ave Maria; per canto e pf. o organo,
musica di A. Smareglia, of Italy.
Trieste, L. Smolars & Nipote. ©
Feb. 10; 1929); 1;.e. «Apri; 2);; B+ for.
3619; Antonio Smareglia, Trieste,
Italy. 7426
Ave Maria; words from a church pray-
er, music by I. Levine. © 1 c. Mar.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
30, 1929; E unp. 5292; Isidor Levine,
New York. 7427
Ave Maria (Jesu, Lord of glory);
liturgical text, music by Martin G.
Dumler, op. 24, no. 2; high or med.
voice, with organ ace. © Apr. 23,
1929; 2 c. Apr. 25; E pub. 5396;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 17428
Ave verum (Jesu, word of God inear-
nate); music by Josquin De Prés,
arr. by J. EHarle Newton; female
voices. 4to. © April 20, 1929; 2 ¢.
April 23; E pub. 5426; G. Ricordi &
co., ine., New York. 7429
Aw come on, be sociable; words by
Charles Tobias and Harry Tobias,
music by Henry H. Tobias; pf. and
ukulele ace. © April 26, 1929; 2 ¢.
April 29; E pub. 5518; Famous mu-
sic corp., New York. 7430
Aw gimme a tumble; words by Jean
Wakefield, music by L. A. Hartline.
[Words and melody only] ©1.e.
Apr. 22, 1929; E unp. 5985; Leigh
Adrean Harline, San Francisco.
431
Awake, O soul; words by EH. Brown,
music by L. Morrison. © April 3,
1929; 2 c« April 8; E pub. 4902;
Eleonore Brown and Luella Morri-
son, Minneapolis. 7432
Ay que chulo es Guanajuato; cancion
tipica, letra de Raul Castell, musica
de J. C. Tovar, of Mexico, domiciled
at New York; pf. © 1. Apr. 16,
1929; E unp. 5807; José Conrado
Tovar, New York. 7433
Aye! aye! aye! aye! lyric by Martha
R. White, music by L. Sugarman. .
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Apr. 15, 1929; E unp. 5737; Louis
Sugarman, New York. 7434
Babillarde (La); by Carl Sauer, of
Australia; pf. © Jan. 28, 1929; 1 ¢.
Feb. 8; E for. 3866; W. H. Paling
& co., ltd., Sydney, Australia. 7435
Baby don’t you love me no more;
words and music by Floyd Thomp-
son and J. BE. Guernsey. © Mar. 5,
1929: 2 c. Mar. ,20;, HB, pub. 4071;
Thompson & Guernsey, Indianapo-
lis. 7436
Baby hands are heaven to me; words
by S. H. Pappas and D..B.. Hart,
music by D. B. Hart. © April 4,
1929; 2 ce April 5; BH. pub,’ 480T;
Sara H. Pappas and Dora B. Hart,
Bessemer, Ala. 7437
392
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
Baby have a heart; words by L. Wolfe
Gilbert, music by Irving Friedman.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Mar. 13, 1929; E unp. 5541; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 7438
Baby-o’-mine; words and music by J.
L. Rogers. © April 18, 1929; 2 c.
April 18; E pub. 5051; John Logan
Rogers, Topeka, Kan. 74389
Baby of mine; words and music by A.
Yount. [Words and melody only]
© 1e. Apr. 25, 1929; E unp. 6108;
Anita Yount, Chicago Heights, Il.
7440
Baby—oh where can you be? words
and music by Ted Koehler and Frank
Magine. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 18, 1929; E unp. 5854;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 7441
Baby, who cares; words and music by
Moe Jaffe, Scrappy Lambert and
Clay Boland. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Apr. 12, 1929; E unp.
5708; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
7442
Babyland of sleep; words by S. E.
Boone, music by Marie Taylor Har-
- vis. © 1. Apr. 11, 1929; E ump.
5802; Stella Echols Beone, Cotton
Plant, Ark. 7443
Bacchanale; de Suite-ballet, par An-
dré Grandjean, of France; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Mar. 5,
AOFOc Ci, Mar.. 28;; BE .tor. -8539;
Paul Decourcelle, Nice, France.
7444
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Air; from
the 3d Suite, arr. by Frank Winter-
bottom, of Great Britain; military
band pts., with conductor. © Apr.
fi, 19293; 1 ¢ Apr. 22; EH for, 3929:
Hawkes & son (London) ltd., Lon-
don. 7445
Bach’s Fugue 4 la gigue; arr. by
Gustav Holst, of Great Britain; mili-
tary band pts., with conductor. ©
Apr,, 141, 1929). d0¢. Apr. 22.5. 5)-for.
3930; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.,
London. 7446
Bach’s Fugue 4 la gigue; arr. for
orch. by Gustav Holst, of Great Brit-
ain; pts., with pf. conductor. ©
Mar. 14, 1929; 1, c.. Mar. 29. B for.
3677; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.,
London. 7447
Bourrée; from the 3rd cello suite,
arr. by Ernest Reeves, of Great Brit-
ain; violin or cello and pf. © Apr.
2, 1929; 1c... Apr.: 6; BH for. 3692:
Walsh, Holmes & ¢o., Itd., London.
7448
7460
.
Concerto in C major; for 3 harp-
sichords with ace. of stringed orch.,
arr. for 3 pfs. by Harold Bauer. obl.
S8vo. © April 4, 1929; 2 ¢. April 8;
E pub. 5087; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 7449
Le passion selon Saint-Mathieu ;
oratorio en deux parties, version
francaise de Arthur Bernéde, reduc-
tion pour pf. ou orgue par Raoul
Moreau, of France. © Mar. 20,
1929; 1 ec. Apr. 18; E for. 4001;
Choudens, Paris. 7450
Baci fatali; words by Raffaele Ianna-
relli, musie by A. Norelli, of Italy,
domiciled at Philadelphia. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Apr. 16,
1929; E unp. 5794; Armando No-
relli, Philadelphia. 7451
Bad girl; words and music by J.
Mitchell and Wm. B. Carroll. ©
Mar. 30, 1929; 2 e. Apr. 4; E pub.
4840; Joe Mitchell, Chicago. 7452
Bagdad; suite for pf., by Montague
Ring, of Great Britain. 1. The royal
guard. [2 others] © Mar. 21, 1929;
1c. Apr. 10; E for. 3850; Chappell
& e@o., Itd., London. 7453
Balalaikan sjunger; Rysk ballad, text
av Sven-Olaf Sandberg, musik av
Peter Lebedjeff [pseud. of Stig Hans:
son], of Sweden. © Nov. 1, 1928;
1c. Apr. 25, 1929; E for. 4010; Edi-
tion Sylvain, Stockholm, Sweden.
7454
Ballarina ; polka, by C. Pezzolo. [Mel-
ody only], © 1c. Apr: 8, 1929; EH
unp. 5436; Caesar Pezzolo, San
Francisco. 7455
Ballerina (La); polka, by Valentino
Roma ; accordion. © April 4, 1929;
2c. April 5; E pub. 4810; Roma mu-
Sie ¢o., Cleveland. 7456
Ballet encore; by I. F. Spofford; pf.
@© April 5, 1929; 2 c. April 12: EB
pub. 5183; Ida F. Spofford, Malden,
Mass. 7457
Balletto no. 1; by Montague F. Phil-
lips, of Great Britain, op. 48, no. 1.
1. Pf£—2. Orch. pts., with 1st violin
conductor. © Mar. 12, 25, 1929; 1 ¢.
each Mar. 30; E for. 3846, 3848;
Chappell & co., Itd., London.
7458, 7459
Banjo (The) that man Joe plays; from
Cochran’s 1929 revue, words and mu-
sic by Cole Porter. London, New
York & Sydney, Chappell & co., Itd.
© Mar. 5, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 30; E pub.
4792; Harms, inc., New York. 7460
393
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7461
pt. 111, n.s., v. 24
Banjo (The) that man Joe plays [and]
Let’s do it, let’s fall in love; from
Wake up and dream, by Cole Porter,
arr. by Max Irwin, of Great Britain ;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. Lon-
don and Sydney, Chappell & co., ltd.
4to. © Mar. 28, 1929; 1 ec. Apr. 9;
E for. 3778; Harms, inc., New York.
7461
Barbara; Bohemian polka, arr. by F.
C. Bradbury; for 2 ten. banjos and
pf. acc. © April 18, 1929; 2 ¢. April
15; E pub. 5105; Fred Heltman co.,
Cleveland. 7462
Barcarolle; by Walter H. Nash; vio-
loncello, with pf. acc. © Apr. 18,
1929;-2 ec. Apr. 20; E pub., 5869; G.
Schirmer, ine:, New York. 7463
Barearolle; words and music by J. C.
- Gaines; pf., with introduction for
violins. ©1c. Apr. 15, 1929; E unp.
5749; Jennie Chester Gaines, Los
Angeles. 7464
Barnacle Bill the sailor; novelty song,
words by Carson Robison, music by
Frank Luther, arr. by Art Addoms;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Apr. 3, 1929;
2c. Apr. 4; E pub. 5156; Southern
music pub. co., inc., New York. 7465
Basi e bote; pot-pourri, di Riccardo
Pick-Mangiagalli, riduzione per pic-
cola orch., con pf. condutiore, di Ar-
turo de Ceeco, of Italy. pts. 4to.
© Apr 491929201 c¢. Apr. 5?) for:
3694; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 7466
Be a clown, when the joke’s on you;
words and music by E. A. Cook. ©
1 ec. Apr. 8, 1929; E unp. 5453;
Edythe Adamy Cook, Seattle. 7467
Be sweet to me; lyrics by Mary Ricca
Compton, music by H. L. Ricca.
1 ec. Apr.” 22, 19292) -unp: 5997;
Emile Louis Ricca, San Jose, Calif.
7468
Be your age; by Frankie Ward and
Irving Szathmary, arr. by I. Szath-
mary; orch. pts. 4to. © April 2,
1929; 2 ec. April 27; E pub. 5452;
Denton & Haskins music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 7469
Beale st. blues; by W. C. Handy, tran-
scription for trombone by Miff Mole;
with pf. acc. © April 3, 1929; 2 e.
April 1; E pub. 4707; Alfred & co.,
New York. 7470
Beatrice be mine; words by B. F. Kin-
dred, music by Vernon Leftwich, of
Great Britain, domiciled at Los An-
geles. [Photostat] © 1c. Apr. 29,
1929; E unp. 6185; Benjamin F.
Kindred, Los Angeles. 7471
Beau Brummel; minuet, by Edward
Elgar, arr. by Ernest Austin, of
Great Britain; pf., 4 hands. © Mar.
28, 1929;, 1 ¢. Mar... 29; E for. 3680;
Elkin & co., ltd., London. 7472
Beau Brummel; minuet, by Edward
Elgar, of Great Britain; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. © Mar. 28,
1929; 1 c Mar. 29; E for. 3681;
Elkin & co., ltd., London. 7473
Beautiful eyes of blue; words and mu-
Sic “by. By Ea)? (Cet eee ee
1929; E unp. 6194; Lyle E. Hill,
Kansas City, Mo. T7474
Beautiful La Joila; waltz by L. O.
Daily; pf.. ©.1 c..Apr. 22, 1929;
EH unp. 5996; Laura Oberlies Daily,
San Diego, Calif. T7475
Beautiful (The) land of nod; 4 pt.
cho., words by Ella Wheeler Wilcox,
music by L. D. Fischer; women’s
voices, with string quartet and pf.
acc. © 1c. Apr. 18, 1929; E unp.
5866; Louise Daggett Fischer, San
Antonio, Tex. 7476
Beautiful memory; waltz song, lyric
by George D. Murray, music by
Louis W. Brand. © April 15, 1929;
2 c. April 18; E pub. 5049; De
Aryan pub. co., Cincinnati. T4717
Because I love Him; hymn, words by
J. BR, Baxter; ‘jr., music’ by jhe.
Murray. © Sept. 18, 1928; 2 ce. Nov.
24; E pub. 4968; R. W. Murray and
J. R. Baxter, jr., Chattanooga. 7478
Because I’m fond of you; words by
Eric Little, music by H. M. Tennent,
of Great Britain. © Apr. 11, 1929;
1c. Apr. 12; E for. 3852; Chappell
& co., ltd., London. 7479
Because of you; words and music by
B. Martin and Hmanuel Schneider.
[Chords, single staff} © 1 ¢. Apr.
12, 1929; E unp. 5678; Bobby Mar-
tin, Brooklyn. 7480
Because she’s happy now; words and
music by Con Conrad, Sidney D.
Mitchell and . Archie Gottler.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Apr. 16, 1929; E unp. 5782; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 7481
Because you were my gal; words by
Mrs. Richard Brine, music by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
394
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
7502
© 1c. Apr. 17, 1929; E unp. 5817;
Ruth E. Brine, Moriches, L. I., N. Y.
7482
Becher (Der); words by J. Varshay-
sky, music by A. Olshanetsky.
[Words and melody only]
Syoys a)
© 1c. Apr. $, 1929; E unp. 5507;
Alexander Olshanetsky, New York.
7483
Bed of pansies; waltz, by Wallace A.
Johnson, op. 190, no. 1; pf. © April
10, 1929; 2 c. April 12; E pub. 5069;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
7484
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Minuet in
G; arr. and ed. by Ernest Read, of
Great Britain; rhythmic band pts.,
with child-conductor’s se. 4to.
mie >) Joes to GC. Apr io: WH Tor.
3874; Joseph Williams, ltd., London.
7485
Behiend [!] my soul; by M. A. Weitz-
man. nos. 57-71. [Melody only]
© 1c. Feb. 21, 1929; E unp. 4984;
Morris Abe Weitzman, Chicago.
7486
Behitit’ dich Gott, es wir’ zu schon
gewesen! abschiedslied aus der oper
Der trompeter von Sikkingen, von
Victor E. Nessler, arr. von Leopold
Weninger, of Austria; orch. pts.,
with violin 1 conductor and words.
© Mar. 9, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 4; E for.
3714; Anton J. Benjamin, Leipzig.
T7487
Belia Napoli; impressioni partenopee,
di Eugenio Mignone, of Italy; small
orch. pts. © Mar. 8, 1929; 1c. Apr.
6; E for. 3769; A. & G. Carisch & «.,
Milan. 7488
Belle (The) of Sher’dan Square; lyric
and melody by J. B. Ward, arr. by
Jean Oliver. © 1c. Apr. 30, 1929;
E unp. 6219; John B. Ward, New
York. 7489
Bellman (The) ; poem by Robert Her-
rick, music by C. M. Edmunds, of
Great Britain. London, J. Curwen
f.sous, ltd. ©) War. 26. 1929°"1 c¢.
Rar 20°. TH Tor. sgeoae chris, vi.
Edmunds, Birmingham, England.
7490
Beloved lover! lyric by George K.
Beck, music by lL. Sugarman.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «
Apr. 9, 1929; E unp, 5521; George
Beck and Louis Sugarman, New
York. 7491
Beneath the white Texas moon; words
by Terry Sullivan, music by L.
Silberman, of Great Britain; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by Harry Bull.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Feb. 14, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 1; E for.
3925; Silberman & Solloway, London.
7492
Beneath your window ; Gypsy serenade,
words and music by R. S. Moore;
violin, © 1c. Apr. 2, 1929; E unp.
5279; Robert Sherman Moore, Lis-
POM aN. Ake 7493
Berea song; words by Allen A. Stock-
dale, music by Gladys V. Jameson.
© April 1, 1929; 2c. April 4; E pub.
4765; Berea college, Berea, Ky.
7494
Bergére (La) et le petit roi; par Mare
Delmas, arr. par S. Chapelier, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Mar. 20, 1929; 1c.
Apr. 13; EH for. 3991;-- Philippo,
Paris. 7495
Bergére (La) et son chaton; par Vin-
cent d’Indy, of France, op. 95; pf.
(6) rary’ +5,° 1029 4.-e* Mar 284*#)
for. 3571; Heugel, Paris. 7496
Beside the western sea; words by
Larry Yoell, music by Al Jacobs;
pf. and ukulele ace. © April 4,
1925. 2 “C. April. 9:8 pub. 4913;
Sherman, Clay & co., San Francisco.
7497
Best (The) is yet to be; words and
music by C. BE. Slee. © 1c. Apr. 3,
1929; E unp. 5322; Frances L. Mil-
ler, admx. Caroline E. Slee, Steuben-
ville, O. 7498
Best of all; lyric by H. M. Lemoine,
music by Raymond Leslie, of Great
Britain; in A flat. © Mar. 15, 1929;
1c. Apr. 15; EH for. 3821; Boosey &
co., ltd., London. 7499
Betrothal (The); suite for orchestra,
by E. De Lamarter. Sc. New York,
G. Schirmer, inc 1. Overture. [2
others| © Apr 18, 1929; 2 ¢, Apr.
20; E pub. 5372; Eric De Lamarter,
Chicago. 7500
Betty; tango by Barretto de Souza,
of Great Britain, domiciled at New
York=' pi. 2'© 2 eran wa," 1929:
E unp. 5696; J. Barretto de Souza,
New York. 7501
Betty B.; words and music by N. M.
Hon pi.” 1) 1 wares, 1029-7 Bi
unp. 5329; Nicholas Mileusnitch-Don,
New York. 7502
399
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7503
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Beyond; poem anon., music by F.
Louda; med. or low voice. © April
2, 1929; 2 c. April 3; E pub. 4750;
Frances Louda, New York. 7503
Beyond the Great Divide; words and
music by P. Colebank, arr. by B. S.
Haugh; mixed voices. © 1 c¢. Apr.
18, 1929; E unp. 5841; Paul Cole-
bank, Glendora, Calif. 7504
Beyond the rim of the world; words
by M. P. Herold, music by Burrell
Van Buren. [Words and melody
only] ©1«. Feb. 2, 1929; EH unp.
3378; Martin P. Herold, Detroit.
7505
Bi tis im Barnerland; volks-und jode!-
lieder fiir vierstimmigen manner-
chor, hrsg. von O. F. Schmalz, unter
mitwirkung von J. Rudolf Krenger,
both of Switzerland. bd. 1-6. 12mo.
© Sept. 28, 1928; 1 c. Nov. 26; E for.
3859; Oskar Fr. Schmalz, Berne,
Switzerland. 7506
Birds in springtime; waltz-melody, by
Rudolf Kvelve, op. 1, no. 2; for
violin or 2 violins with pf. acc. ©
April 13, 1929; 2 c. April 15; E pub.
5108; Fred Heltman co., Cleveland.
7507
Black eyes; Russian Gipsy folk-song,
transcribed by John Thompson; pf.
(©) April 23,1929; .2 ¢ April 265° 4
pub. 5482; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati. 7508
Blanchet (E. R.) Treize études con-
trapuntiques; pour pf., par H. R.
Blanchet, of France, op. 43. © Dee.
o1,,.1928; 1.¢.,Apr,,13,.1929;.E for.
3964; Editions Max Eschig, Paris.
7509
Blondes (The) I like; fox trot, words
and music by E. Grosz, of Hungary,
domiciled at Chicago. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Apr. 29, 1929;
E unp. 6210; Eugene Grosz, Chicago.
7510
Blow, wind, blow! old French Cana-
dian melody, adapted and arr. by
G. A. Grant-Schaefer; pf. © Apr.
18, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 27; E pub. 5446;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 7511
Biue bird; words by Grace Evelyn
Packard, music by Arthur Bowers.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Apr. 12, 1929; E unp. 5659; Grace
EK. Packard, Windsor, Mass. 7512
Blue Danube; waltz, by Strauss, arr.
by F. C. Bradbury; for 2 ten. banjos
and pf. acc. © April 13, 1929; 2 «.
April 15; E pub. 5104; Fred Helt-
man co., Cleveland. 7513
Blue eyes; by J. C. Kelly; pf. ©l1e.
Apr. 10, 1929; E unp. 5597; John
‘Cheever Kelly, Boston. 7514
Blue eyes, won’t you be mine; words
and music by Geo. Plafkin, pf. arr.
by Celia Ginsburg; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Apr. 10, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 18;
E pub. 5219; Imperial crest music
publishers, Grand Rapids, Mich.
7515
Blue flame; by Ferde Grofé; pf. ©
April 19, 1929; 2 ¢«. April 22; E pub.
5270; Robbins music corp., New
York. 7516
Blue Hawaii; waltz song, words and
music by Abel Baer, Irving Caesar
and Ira Schuster. © April 12, 1929;
2c. April 15; E pub. 5066; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 7517
Blue Hawaii; waltz, words and music
by Abel Baer, Ira Schuster and Iry-
ing Caesar, arr. by Joseph Nuss
baum; orch. pts. 4to. © Mar. 29,
1929; 2 c. April 1; E pub. 4776; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 7518
Blue hills of Pasadena; words by Ray-
mond Wallace, music by Leo Her-
bert, of Great Britain; pf. aec. with
ukulele arr. by Alf Ralston. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © April
19, 1929; 1 c. April 27; E for. 4048;
Campbell, Connelly & co., London. -
7519
Blue Rose; oriental fox trot song,
words and music by S. H. Roberts.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Apr. 27, 1929; E unp. 6154; Sidney
Ernest Roberts, Piedmont, Calif.
7520
Blue seal blues; fox-trot, words and
music by V. H. Alger, arr. by Arthur
Smith. © Apr. 8, 1929; 2 ¢c. Apr. 11;
E pub. 4974; Vernon H. Alger, Sioux
Falls, S. D. TaZh
Blue windows; lyric and. music by
Raymond B. Egan; pf. and ukulele
ace. © April 23, 1929; 2 c. April 26;
E pub. 5429; Vincent Youmans, New
York. 7522
Bluebird of happiness; from North- .
western Univ. musical comedy, words
by Darrell P. Ware, music by J. W.
Miller. © 1c. Apr. 9, 1929; E unp.
5535; Joe W. Miller and Darrell
Ware, Evanston, III. 7523
396
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
7544
Blues (The) singer from Alabam;
words by Agnes Castelton, music by
Spencer Williams; pf. ace. with
ukulele arr. by Ben Garrison. ©
April 17, 1929; 2c. April 22; E. pub.
5279; Handy bros. music Co., inc.,
New York. 7524
Blumenstrauss walzer; by P. Miiller;
1st violin. © 1c. Apr. 16, 1929;
E unp. 5778; Peter Miiller, Phila-
delphia. 7525
Bobette; fox-trot, words and music by
L. G. Nicholson. Los Angeles, Nich-
olson pub. co. © Mar. 28, 1929; 2
e. Apr. 24; E pub. 5387; Laurie
Gregory Nicholson, Los Angeles.
7526
Bonum est; Latin motet, liturgical
text, music by Martin G. Dumler,
op. 21, no. 1; mixed voices, organ
ace. 4to. © Apr. 25, 1929; 2 «.
Apr. 27; E pub. 5485; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 1527
Boot and saddle; poem by Robert
Browning, music by Louis Drake-
ford, of Great Britain; in B flat.
[London], Winthrop Rogers, ltd. ©
Mar. 28, 1929; 1 ce. Apr. 12; E for.
3780; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.,
London. 7528
Boot-legger (The) blues; words and
music by V. L. Wathen. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Apr. 19,
1929; E unp. 5886; Virginia L. Wa-
then, Eldorado, Ill. (529
Bounce a little ball at your baby;
words and music by Archie Gottler,
Sidney D. Mitchell and Con Conrad.
© April 22, 1929; 2 ¢, April 23; E
pub. 5312; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inec., New York. 7530
Bouquet (La) de printemps; chanson
pour trois voix de femmes, a cap-
pella, musique de Vincent qd’ Indy,
of France, op. 93; sop., mezzo sop.
and contralto. 4to. © Mar. 20,
1029 :o.4y Gi Apr?! 13} Hi fom B943:
Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris. 7531
Bouquet. flowers of remembrance; by
B. Goldberg; violin. © 1c. Apr. 22,
1929; E unp. 5960; Boris Goldberg,
Cambridge, Mass. 1582
Bourrée; de L’éventail de Jeanne, par
Marcel Delannoy, of France; pf.,
4 hands. © Mar. 20, 1929; 1 ¢. Apr.
13; E for. 3980; Heugel, Paris.
7533
Boy-o-mine; words.and music by F. J.
Lewey. [Words and melody only]
52354—29——-2
© 1c. Apr. 3, 1929; E unp. 5328;
Fred Jackson Lewey, Kannapolis,
N. C. 7534
Brahms (Johannes) Two “waltzes;
op. 39, orchestrated by N. Clifford
Page. Se. nos. 1 and 2. © Apr.
10, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 17; E pub. 51638;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 7535
— Waltzes; op. 39, ed. by Edwin
Hughes; 2 pfs., 4 hands. Copyright
is based upon new matter by Edwin
Hughes, namely, his interpretation
represented in the legible notation
thereof contained in the copies filed.
© Mar. 29, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 6; E pub.
4893; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
7536
Break forth into thanksgiving; words
from Wordsworth’s Power of sound,
music by Martin Shaw, of Great
Britain; massed voices in unison or
mixed voices. 4to. © Apr. 9, 1929;
1c. Apr. 10; E for. 3720; Novello &
co., Itd., London. 7537
Breath o’ California; words by J. T.
Gamble, music by Winifred L.
Cowell: .pf..© 1. c. Apr. .1, 1929;
E unp. 5264; John T. Gamble, Los
Angeles. 7538
Bright (The) and morning star; hymn,
hein and music by T. S. Cobb.
Nov. 20 19292 ¢ Apr. 18, 1920%
E pub. 5197; Thomas Seth Cobb,
Fort Worth, Tex. 7539
Bright (The) side of the road; words
by G. Prosser, music by J. Sterba.
© 1c. Apr. 22, 1929; E unp. 5994;
Jerry Sterba, Chicago. 7540
Brise de printemps; valse caprice, par
J. M. Zoubaloff, of France; pf.
Mar. 20, 1929: 1 ¢. Apr. 13; E for.
3945; Editions Maurice Senart,
Paris. T7541
Broadway; words and music by
Archie Gottler, Sidney D. Mitchell
and Con Conrad. © April 22, 1929;
2 ce. April 23; E pub. 5311; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine., New York.
7542
Broadway baby; words and music by
G. Ryan. [W ords and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 16, 1929; E unp. 5792
Gorden Ryan, Chicago. 7543
Broadway Sal; words by James Mur-
ray, music by J. E. Whiting. 4to.
[Words and melody only] © April
27, 19293). 2.46.) April, 23: .)-, pub.
5515; James Ernest Whiting, As-
torias| Ab. 5... Nx ¥. 7544
397
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7545
pt. 111, eh wee
Broadway-stomp; novelty fox-trot, par
Raymond Wraskoff, of France; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Mar. 5, 1920: 1c Mar..28: i for.
3942; H. Benjamin, Paris. 7545
Broken dreams; by A. S. Randall;
melody with pf. ace. © 1c Apr.
19, 1929; EH unp. 5913; Alfred Steven
Randall, Los Angeles. 7546
Broken hearted pal; words and music
by L. Papp. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Apr. 6, 1929; E unp.
54381; Lewis Papp, N. Tarrytown,
Ne , TD47
Bruits d’usine; par M. Brusselmans,
of Belgium; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor and 1st violin conductor. 4to.
©, Mar. 5, 1929; 1c. Mar. 28; E for.
3555; E. Gaudet, Paris. 7548
Bubbling over with love; words by
Benee Russell and Charles Tobias,
music by Vincent Rose. [Words and
melody only] ©1ec. April 5, 1929;
EH unp. 5542; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 7549
Bumble bee; by J. A. Le Barge, arr.
by Fred K. Huffer; mixed quartette.
4to. © Mar. 27, 1929; 2 @ Apr."5;
E pub. 4827; Chart music pub.
house, ine., Chicago. 7550
Burchenal (EKlizabeth ) Five folk
dances; from Austria, Germany and
Holland, ed. by E. Burchenal; pf.
Fohr contra dance. [4 others] ©
Apr. 1, 01929 2G, Apres; EH pub:
5400; Boston music co., Boston.
7551
Butterfly baby; words and music by
L. Niechia. [Words and melody
cnly] ©1e. Apr. 24, 1929; E unp.
6068; Jillian Nicchia, Mountain
Lakes, N. J. 7552
Buveurs (Les) de manzanilla; de
Contes d’ Espagne, 2° série, par
Joaquin Turina, of Spain; pf.
Mar. 5, 1929; 1 ¢. Mar. 28; E for.
3583; Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris.
7553
By the fireside ; from Ship ahoy, words
and musie by Ted Williams. © Apr.
30, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 27; E pub. 5501 ;
Shattinger piano & music co., St.
Louis. 7554
3y the Volga; vocal fox-trot, words
and music by Paul Emson, Chisholm
Davies, Jimmy Campbell and Reg.
Connelly, all of Great Britain; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by Alf. Ral-
ston. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions]. © Apr. 5, 1929; 1 ¢. Apr. 18;
EK for. 3807; Campbell, Connelly &
co., London. 7555
By your twilight window; words by
Lucia Trent, music by Charles H.
Marsh; med. voice. © Mar. 29,
1929; 2 c. Apr. 6; E pub. 4888; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 7556
Bye & bye; words and music by BE.
McConnell. © 1 c¢ Apr. 20, 1929;
E unp. 5935; Ed McConnell, Nash-
ville. 7557
Bye little baby bye; words and musie
by C. HE. Slee. ©1c. Apr. 3, 1929;
EK unp. 5821; Frances L. Miller,
admx. Caroline EH. Slee, Steubenville,
O. 7558
Cest si bon d’aller douec’ment! pa-
roles de R. Chamfleury, musique de
J. Bos, of France. © Mar. 20, 1929;
1 ec. Apr. 13; E for.’ 3968; Editions
muSicales Evette, Paris. 7559
Cafixio viejo; la historia de un caba-
retier envejecido, tango wmilonga,
letra y musica de Fortunio Bonano-
va [i. e. F. B. Bonanova], of Spain.
© Mar. 9, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 14; E for.
3635; Fortunio Bonanova Bonanova,
- Havana, Cuba. 7560
California nights; words and music by
R. P. Yaw. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Apr. 9, 1929; E unp.
5509; Ralph Percy Yaw, Hartford.
7561
California sunshine; words by Tom
Ford [pseud. of Lester O’Keefe],
music by Mary Earl [pseud. of Rob-
ert King]; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by A. J. Franchini. © April 5, 1929;
2c. April 6; E pub. 4864; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
7562
Call me back to your heart in loveland;
words and music by H. D. Wilson.
© 1c. Apr. 12, 1929; E unp. 5619;
Edward D. Wilson, Walla Walla,
Wash. 7563
Call (The) of love; lyric by Mitchell
Parish, music by Michel Sciapiro.
© April 2, 1929; 2 ¢. April 20; HB.
pub. 5243; Mills music, ine., New
York. 7564
Call of the sea; words and music by
Paul Bliss; ten. 1 & 2, bass 1 & 2,
with baritone solo. 4to. © Apr. 22,
1929; 2 c. Apr. 24; E pub. 5386;
Willis musie co., Cincinnati. 7565
098
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
7586
Call of the whippoorwill; words by D. | Canto (I) del cammino; quattro liriche
I. McGuire, music by Ray Hibbeler.
© 1c. Apr. 12, 1929; E unp. 5622;
Daisy I. MeGuire, Ft. Wayne, leo
%
Callais (H. de) ‘Trois poémes; de
Jacques Heugel, musique de H. de
Callias, of France. 1. L’ anneau des
jours. [2 others] © Mar. 20, 1929;
1c. Apr. 18; E for. 3985; Heugel,
Paris. 7567
Camp Minne Wonka; words and music
by Frank Bagot, of Australia, domi-
ciled at Chicago. [Photostat] ©
L-c. Apr. .20, 19293. H. unp.;..5930;
Ewerhardt camp, inc., Three Lakes,
Wis. 7568
Campagnola (La); polka, by C.
Pezzolo. [Melody only] © 1 «.
Apr. 8, 1929; E unp. 5487; Caesar
Pezzolo, San Francisco. 7569
Canada; charleston-black bottom, by
~ Allan Johansson and Hamilton, both
or Norway: pf. '© Oct. 2° 1927" Tt’.
June 15, 1928; E for. 3638; Norsk
musikforlag, Oslo, Norway. 7570
Canard (Le) blanc; ronde avec choeur,
version canadienne, sans acc., [re-
ceullis] par Julien Tiersot, of
France. 4to. © Mar. 5, 1929; 1 «.
Mar. 28; E for. 3560; Heugel, Paris.
; 7571
Canarie; de L’éventail de Jeanne, par
Roland-Manuel, of France; pf.
Mar. 20, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 13; E for.
3979; Heugel, Paris. 7572
Candlyn (T. Frederic H.) Toccata;
from Sonata-rhapsody; organ. ©
Apr, 1S, 19292 "e Apr. 202° pub.
5450; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
7573
Cantabile; von Ernst Cahnbley, of
Germany, op. 12, no. 1; violoncello
and pf. (Jn Vortrags-album, heft
By AC) “Mar* 2h 1929 * f ce oApr 4 :
E for. 38702; Steingrdaber-verlag,
Leipzig. (574
Cantate Domino; Latin’ motet, litur-
gical text, music by Martin G.
Dumler, op. 21, no. 2; mixed voices,
organ ace. 4to. © Apr. 25, 1929;
2c. Apr. 27; E pub. 5486; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. 7575
Cantico di frate Sole; lobgesang des
heiligen Franziskus, fiir minnerchor
und orgel, musik von O. E. Crusius,
of Germany. 4to. © Apr. 3, 1929;
1 ec. Apr. 16; E for. 3876; Tischer
& Jagenberg, G. m. b. H. Co-
logne/Rhine, Germany. 7576
di Antonio Beltramelli, musica di F.
Balilla Pratella, of Italy, op. 52;
with obbl. violin and violoncello pts.
1. Dietro il mio cuore. [3 others]
© Mar. 5, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 28; BE for.
3627; A. & G. Carisch & ¢., Milan.
T5T7
Cantuale Romano-seraphicum; editio
altera, aucta ac caeremoniali necnon
antiphonali ordinis adaptata. 8vo.
© Jan. 8, 1929; 1 ec. Feb. 15; A—
Foreign 1962; Desclée & cie., Paris.
7578
Canzuna (A) d’a figlia du scarparu;
versi e musica di A. Frittitta, of
Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Apr. 9, 1929; E unp. 5519; Antonino
Frittitta, Brooklyn. T5719
Canzuncella ’e verita; versi di S.
Martorelli, musica di Adolfo
Salemme, of Italy; violino. © 1.
Apr. 25, 1929; E unp. 6081; Salvatore
Martorelli, New York. 7580
Caress; words and music by Jen6
Donath, of Hungary, domiciled at
New York; in BE. © April 4, 1929;
2c. April 6; E pub. 4923; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 7581
Carmelita ; Spanish-Mexican love song,
words and music by W. H. T. Shade;
pf. and ukulele acc. © April 22,
1929; 2 c. Aprli 27; E pub. 5460;
William Shade, Los Angeles. 7582
Carmen; mazurka, letra y musica por
Luis N. Varela, of Mexico, domiciled
at El Paso, Tex. 8vo. [Photostat]
© Apr. 22, 1929; 2c. Apr. 27; E pub.
5473; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
7583
Carnations remind me of you; theme
song of The carnation kid, words
and music by Sterling Sherwin; pf.
and ukulele ace. © April 8, 1929;
2c. April 12; E pub. 5005; Sherman,
Clay & co., San Francisco. 7584
Carnevale; scene di vita gaia, per
orchestrina con pf. conduttore, ridu-
zione dell’ autore, Ettore Montanaro,
of Italy, op. 124. pts. 4to. © Apr.
4, 1929; 1 ce. Apr. 5; E for. 3695: G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 7585
Carnival; overture, by Franz von
Suppé, adapted and arr. by Adolf
Lotter, of Great Britain; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. © Mar. 26,
1929 1. cg. Ae. ae Be for. 3¢82;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd., Lon-
don. 7586
399
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7587
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 24
Carola; tango, worte von Alfred
Griinwald, musik von Carlo Tos-
canini, of Austria. © Mar. 15, 1929;
1c. Apr. 13; E for. 3784; W. Karc-
zag verlag, Vienna. 7587
Carry me back to dear old Maryland ;
words by J. M. Kirkpatrick, music
by Ray Hibbeler. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 e. music Feb. 20,
1929, 1 ce. words Apr. 4; E unp. 6002 ;
John M. Kirkpatrick, Huntingdon
Valley, Pa. 7588
Castalia’s fountain; by William J.
Kraft; organ. © Apr. 18, 1929; 2c.
Apr. 27; E pub. 5443; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 7589
Castle of dreams; words by H. A.
Modarelli, music by Timothy Pat-
rick Linahan. ©1c. Feb. 18; 1929;
E unp. 3833; Hector Angelo Moda-
relli, San Francisco. 7590
Cat-naps; by Emil Velazco; organ.
(In Komedy tid-bits) © Mar. 25,
1929; 2 ¢c. April 10; E pub. 4995;
Crawford music corp., New York.
7591
Catalina Isle; words by F. P. Kipp,
music by Sylvester Long Cross. ©
1c¢. Apr. 4, 1929; E unp. 5383; Isabel
A. Shaw, Long Beach, Calif. (592
Catherine; waltz ballad, words by L.
Greene, music by Len Fleming. ©
Apr. 10, 1929; 2 ¢«. Apr. 18; E pub.
5222; Louise Greene, Little Rock,
Ark. 7593
Cat’s (The) whiskers; one-step, by
Hugo Frey; orch. pts. 4to. © April
2, 1929; 2. ¢c.. April 33 E pub. 4747;
Robbins music corp., New York.
7594
Cauchemar; par M. Delmas-Popy, both
of France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor and 1st violin conductor. 4to.
© Dee. 31, 1928; 1 ce. Mar. 28; 1929;
E for. 3551; E. Gaudet, Paris. 7595
Cause my baby loves nobody but me;
words by Frank P. Forzi, and Al
Ronet, music by A. De Haas, of
Netherlands. © 1 ¢ Apr. 4, 1929;
BH unp. 53856; Adrian De Haas, Long
Island City, N. Y. 7596
Cavoro e primavera; parole e musica
di P. Cittarella, of Italy, domiciled
at New York; violin. © 1.c. Mar.
19, 1929; E unp. 5709; Paolo Citta-
rella, New York. 7597
Cecelia; march, by W. Taylor, of Can-
aea'; pf. © April 1) 1929+) ee
April 12; E for. 3861; William Tay-
lor, Sydney Mines, Nova Scotia, Can-
ada. 7598
Cedar Rapids, Iowa; words and music
by F. Schneider. © 1c Apr. 20,
1929; E unp. 5951; Florence Schnei-
der, Cedar Rapids, Ia. 7599
Cesarina; mazurka, by C. Pezzolo.
[Melody only] © 1c. Apr. 8, 1929;
E unp. 5488; Caesar Pezzolo, San
Francisco. 7600
Chagrin d’amour; lamento, par Ernest
Gillet, of France; pf. © Mar. 20,
1929; 1 c. Apr. 13; E for. 3985;
Delrieu fréres, Nice, France. 7601
Challenge (A) to loyalty ; hymn, words
by Mattie B. Shannon, music by B.
D. Ackley. (Jn Songs of faith and
triumph) © April 10, 1929; 2 «.
April 17; E pub. 5415; Hall-Mack
co., Philadelphia. 7602
Challenge to youth; service for Chil-
dren’s day with complete pageant by
Elsie Duncan Yale, music by Caro-
lyn R. Freeman and others. 8vo. ©
April 10,°1929; 2c. April i? . 2 pun,
5117; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia.
7603
Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stéphanie)
Villanelle; poésie de Ed. Guinand,
English words by Dawson Freer, of
Great Britain, deutsch von L. G.
Sturm, musique de C, Chaminade.
© Apr. 3, 1929;1 ¢. Apr. 15; E for.
3875; Joseph Williams, Itd., London.
7604
Chanson mauresque; de Contes d’Hs-
pagne, 2™° série, par Joaquin Turina,
of Spain; pf. © Mar. 5, 1929; 1 ¢.
Mar. 28; EH for. 3582; Rouart, Le-
rolle et cie., Paris. 7605
Chansons dans la nuit; de Contes d’Hs-
pagne, 2° série, par Joaquin Turina,
of Spain; pf. © Mar. 5,.1929; 1 ¢.
Mar. 28; E for. 3581; Rouart, Lerolle
et cie., Paris. 7606
Chantons un peu; collection of French
songs, with gamés, dances and cos-
tumes, etc., by Ruth Muzzy Connis-
ton. 4to. © Mar, 22, 1929; 2 c. and
aff. Mar. 30; A 6861; Doubleday,
Doran & co., ine., Garden City, N. Y.
7607
Chappell’s cinema library; composed
and arr. by Max Irwin, of Great
Britain; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. Suppl. no. 4. 4to. 19. Romany
life. [5 others] © Apr. 3, 1929; 1 ¢.
Apr. 23; E for. 3927; Chappell & co.,
Itd., London. 7608.
400
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
Charl’s eyston; charleston, par. Ch.
Tilly, of France; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Mar. 5, 1929; 1
e. Mar. 28; E for. 3563; Heugel,
Paris. 7609
Charmante; mazurka souvenir, by
Frederic Groton, op. 67; pf. © April
4, 1929; 2 ce. April 6; E pub. 4924;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
sr aL O
Chasidishe maises; words by Max Wil-
ner, music by <A. Olshanetsky.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Apr. 9, 1929; E unp. 5508; Alex.
Olshanetsky, New York. 7611
Chasing shadows; words and music by
B. Sheldon. © 1c. Apr. 5, 1929; BE
unp. 5401; Beulah Sheldon, New
York. 7612
Chauvet (A.) Deux piéces: orches-
trées par Georges Marty, of France;
orech. pts., with pf. conductor. ©
Dec., 31, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 28, 1929; B
for. 3569; Heugel, Paris. 7613
Chayele geht shoin; a mother’s phan-
tasie, words and music by H. W.
Yankelewitz.
Qhyw vaya ybrasn)
© April 22, 1929; 2 e. April 24: E
pub. 5304; Hirsch W. Yankelewitz,
Newark, N. J. 7614
Cheerio; words and music by Harry
Porter, Joseph P. Seitman and Sam
me Petey.) (©. April (22): 1929: 2-«.
April 23; E pub. 5314; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine., New York.
7615
Cherished memories; words and music
by B. Christensen. © 1c. Apr. 6,
1929; E unp. 5468; Bertha Chris-
tensen, Kansas City, Mo. 7616
Cherry lips; words and music by W.
M. Myers, arr. by Chas. E. Warner.
© Apr. 10, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 18; E pub.
5217; William Maxwell Myers, Han-
nibal, Mo. 7617
Chicken (The) or the egg; words and
music by Archie Gottler, Sidney D.
Mitchell and Con Conrad. © April
22, 1929; 2 c. April 28; E pub. 5309;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 7618
Chickens; words by D. J. Overfield,
music by Cleo A. Hibbs. © 1c. Apr.
24, 1929; E unp. 6061; Dorothy Jane
Overfield, Long Beach, Calif. 7619
7628
Child of earth; cycle of choral songs,
poems by Henry Bryan Binns, music
by R. Boughton, of Great Britain;
mixed voices. London, J. Curwen &
sons, Itd. 4to. © Apr. 6, 1929; 1 ¢.
Apr. 4; E for. 3742; Rutland Bough-
ton, Newent, Gloucestershire, Eng-
land. 7620
Childhood days; words by Aleta Gard-
ner, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Apr. 24,
1929; E unp. 6049; Wincie Aleta
Gardner, Kalamazoo, Mich. 7621
Children’s day classics no. 12; for Sun-
day schools, words by A. A. Payn
and others, music, and arrs. of com-
positions of the masters, by Alfred
Judson and others. 8vo. © April
10 1O2o 2 ¢ April 1: Ei) pup. ole:
Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia. 7622
Children’s day helper no. 15; words by
Tilsie Duncan Yale [and others],
musie by Arthur Wilton, A. A. Payn
[and others]. © Apr. 10, 1929; 2 ¢.
and aff. Apr. 17; A 13783; Hall-
Mack co., Philadelphia. 7623
China rose; words by Lois Leeson, mu-
sie by J. Plaskette. [Words and
melody] © 1c. Mar. 29, 1929; EB
upp. 4482; Jane Plaskette, Holly-
wood, Calif. 7624
Chinese twilight; fox trot, words by
Robert Hargreaves and Stanley J.
Damerell, music by Sherman Myers,
of Great Britain; pf. and ukulele
aec. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Apr. 12, 1929; 1c. Apr.
18; E for. 3902; Cecil Lennox, Itd.,
London. 7625
Chip (A) of the old block; words by
Harold Simpson, music by W. H.
Squire, arr. by Clarence Lucas, of
Great Britain; male quartet. 4to.
© Apr. 12, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 13; E for.
3853; Chappell & co., Itd., London.
7626
Chop suey; words and music by Julian
Wright and Ralph Butler, both of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele ace.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Dec. 28, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 8, 1929; B
for. 3864; Silberman & Solloway,
London. 7627
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Bal-
lades; édition de travail par Alfred
Cortot, of France; pf. © Mar. 20,
1929; 1 ec. Apr. 18; E. for. 4039; Edi-
tions Maurice Senart, Paris. 7628
—— Nocturne in D flat; op. 27, no. 2,
arr. by Calvin Grooms; violin and
pf. © April 26, 1929; 2 c. April 27;
401
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7629
Chopin (Frédéric Francois)—Contd.
E pub. 5454; Century music pub. co.,
New York. 7629
Chopsticks; by J. H. Levis, of Great
Britain, domiciled at New York; pf.
© 1c. Apr. 23, 1929; E unp. 6009;
John Hazedel Levis, Jackson
Hetettts, i." 1 Nea, 7630
Choral; pour pf., par Claude Arrieu,
of, France. © Mar. 5, 1929; 1 ec.
Mar. 28; E for. 3568; Heugel, Paris.
7631
Choristers (The) ; by Frederic Groton,
selected, ed., annotated and fingered
by John M. Williams; pf. © April
1, 1929; 2 c. April 13; E pub. 5032;
Boston music ¢o., Boston. 7632
Choros no. 38; pica-pao, pour choeur
masculin et sept instruments A vent,
sur une chanson des indiens Paricis,
par H. Villa-Lobos, of Brazil. Se.
© Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ec Mar. 28, 1929;
E for. 8611; EHKditions Max Eschig,
Paris. 7633
Choéros no. 4; pour trois cors et un
trombone, par H. Villa-Lobos, of
Brazil. Se. 8vo. © Dee. 31, 1928;
1c. Mar. 28, 1928; E for. 3588; Edi-
tions Max Eschig, Paris. 7634
~Choros no. 7; settimino, pour partition
d’ orch., par H. Villa-Lobos, of Bra-
zil,. © Dec. 31,,1928; 1 ec. Mar. 28,
1929; EH for. 8612; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. 7635
Choya; words and music by H. C. Mor-
gan. © 1c. Apr. 25, 1929; E unp.
6082; Helene Constance Morgan,
Glendale, Calif. 7636
Christina; theme song of the movie-
tone picture, words and music by
Archie Gottler, Con Conrad and Sid-
ney D. Mitchell; pf. acc., with uku-
lele arr. by Joseph M. Weiss. ©
Apr. 18, 1929; 2.¢ Apr. 19); E) pub.
5191; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 7637
Church bells; waltz, by L. V. Martin.
[Melody only] ©1e. Apr. 6, 1929;
EH unp. 5421; Louis Victor Martin,
New York. 7638
Cigarette; from The silver swan, lyric
by Wm. S. Brady, music by H. Mau-
rice Jacquet. © April 1, 1929; 2 «.
April 3; E pub. 4783; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 7639
Clara Bow; words and music by T. G.
Everett. New York City, Frank
pt. III, n. s.,,.v. 24
Harding. © Mar. 6, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
15; E pub. 4966; Thelma G. Everett,
Dlo, Miss. ; 7640
Clark’s (Norman) Hawaiian song fo-
lio; words by S. Kalama, and others,
music by Jack Alau and others, ed.
and arr. by F. Henri Klickmann;
sop. and alto, with pf. and ukulele
acc. [English and Hawaiian text]
© April 5, 1929; 2 c. April 6; E pub.
4863; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine.,
New York. 7641
Cleo; waltz by Barretto de Souza, of
Great Britain, domiciled at New
York ; pf. .;.©, 1.c“ Apts, .8020;
E unp. 5697; J. Barretto de Souza,
New York. 7642
Clever Stana; music comedy in 2 acts,
book and lyrics by M. Walker, music
by Kurt Hetzel and M. Walker.
[Photostat] © 1c. April 22, 1929;
D unp. 27497; Mannix Walker,
Washington. 7643
Cliff by the sea; words by M. P. Her-
old, music by Burrell Van Buren.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Feb. 2, 1929; E unp. 6003; Martin
P. Herold, Detroit. 7644
Close harmony for boys; a collection
of typical glees and choruses for
junior-Ssenior high schools, etec., se-
lected, ed. and harmonized by Earl
L. Baker and Cyrus Daniel. 4to.
© Apr. 8, 1929; 2c. Apr. 13; E pub.
5026; Boston music ¢co., Boston.
7645
Closer to me; lyrics by L. Wolfe Gil-
bert, music by Nathaniel Shilkret.
[Words and melody only] © 1e«
Apr. 3, 1929; E unp. 5415; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 7646
Clouds; by L. D. Fischer; violin duet,
with pf. acc. © 1. Apr. 1, 1929;
E unp. 5266; Louise Daggett Fischer,
San Antonio. 7647
Clouds; two-part song, poem by W.
H. Davies, music by R. Boughton,
of Great Britain; female or treble
voices. London, J. Curwen & sons,
ltd. 4to...©, Apr..9, 1929; 1c. Ae.
6; E for. 3741; Rutland Boughton,
Newent, Gloucestershire, AOR AT 6
7
Cochran’s 1929 revue; selection, by
Cole Porter, selected and arr. by
H. M. Higgs, of Great Britain; pf.
© Mar, 25. 1920) "6, Ar es
for. 3878; Harms, inc., New te
76
402
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4,1929
7672
Colette; waltz, by Manning King; E | Conductor’s hand march; by George
flat alto saxophone, with pf, acc.. ©
April 6, 1929; 2 c. April 10; E pub.
4991; Crawford music corp., New
York. 7650
Colgate my own; lyric and music by
J. D. Marks, ©,1 ¢, Apr,20, 1929’;
E unp. 5947; John David Marks,
New York. 7651
Coll me and clip; madrigal in 5 pts.,
words anon., 16th century, set to
music by Herbert Hughes, of Great
Britain. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Mar. 12, 1929; 1c.
Apr. 15; E for. 3818; Boosey & co.,
ltd., London. 7652
College days; overture, by J. H. Mor-
rison; pf. © 1c. Apr. 9, 1929; E
unp. 5517; James H. Morrison, Los
Angeles. 7653
College days; Selection, by J. H. Mor-
rcon: pi, © 1 ©: Apr. 9 1929°" Bb
unp. 5517; James H. Morrison, Los
Angeles. 7654
Come closer; words and music by A.
A. Calmbacher. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Apr. 13, 1929; E unp.
5685; Adolph Arthur Calmbacher,
Freeport, L. I., N. Y. 7655
Come on, along with the blue bird;
words by Irving Kahal and Francis
Wheeler, music by Sammy Fain; pf.
ace., with banjulele banjo and uku-
lele arr. by Alvin D. Keech. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © April
15, 1929; 2 c. April 16; E pub. 5109;
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. 7656
Come on girlie; words and music by
C. Peterka. [Words and melody
only] ©1ce. Apr. 25, 1929; E unp.
6105; Charles Peterka, Chicago.
7657
Come to me in Normandy; waltz-song,
words and music by Andrew Don-
nelly ; pf. and ukulele acc. © April
£5, 1929; 2 c. April 16; BH pub. 5108:
Edward B. Marks music co., New
York. 7658
Compére Guillery; par Vincent d’Indy,
of France, op. 95; pf: © Mar. 5,
igo, 4° eo Mar “267° Er aor. 93514 :
Heugel, Paris. 7659
Comprendi?! fox-trot, di Virgilio di
Bonizzo, riduzione di Ugo Baxa, of
Italy; small orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Feb. 7, 1929; 1 «c.
Mar. 28; E for. 3634; A. & G. Car-
isch & c., Milan. 7660
Bahler; pf. © April 15, 1929; 2 c.
April 13; E pub. 5054; George Bah-
ler, Waterbury, Conn. 7661
Conquerors’ (The) march; by George
Druinm; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. © April 9,.1929; 2 «. April 138;
E pub. 5098; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 7662
Constantly ; words by Benjamin Ryan,
music by L. A. Handman. [Chords,
single staff] © 1c. Apr. 18, 1929;
EK unp. 5860; Louis Aaron Handman,
New York. 7663
Consuelo; intermezzo spagnuolo, di Il-
luminato Culotta, of Italy ; orch. pts.,
with violin conductor. 4to. © Feb.
18, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 11; E for. 3797;
P. Ragona & c., Palermo, Italy.
7664
Contes d’ Espagne; histoires en sept
tableaux, par Joaquin Turina, of
Spain; pf. 2d series. © Mar. 5,
1929; 1 ¢«. Mar. 28; E for. 3579;
Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris. 7665
Conversational theme; by Max Oesten,
no. 4, orchestrated by Frank Tours,
of Great Britain; pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Mar. 6, 1929; 1 «.
Mar. 18; E for. 3799; Joseph Wil-
liams, Itd., London. 7666
Coclin’ off your heels; lyric by Benja-
min Canter, music by L. Seidenman.
© 1c. Apr. 5, 1929; E unp. 5409;
Louis Seidenman, Baltimore. (667
Coquetry; by James Spencer, op. 9,
no. 2° pt..© Mar.,, 30.,..1920..) 2 “ec.
April 5; E pub. 4813; Bendix pub.
co., Lincoln, Neb. 7668
Coquette; by G. Gioviale, of Italy,
domiciled at New York. Ge
Apr. 24, 1929; E unp. 6053; S. Ric-
eardi, New York. 7669
Coquetterie; by Ruth Rapoport; pf.
© Mar. 29, 1929; 2c. Apr. 6; E pub.
4879; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
7670
Cordoue en féte; de Contes d’ Espagne,
2™° série, par Joaquin Turina, of
Spain; pf. "©, Mar. 5, 1929" 1° ¢.
Mar. 28; E for. 3580; Rouart,: Le-
rolle et cie., Paris. 7671
Corina; fox-trot, de E. Canonge, of
Spain; pf. 4to. © Mar. 6, 1929;
2c Mar. 9; E pub. 5085; Enrique
Canonge, Barcelona, Spain. (672
403
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1673
Corrente; della Suite mignonne, di
Fernando Limenta, of Italy; violin
and pf. © Mar. 17, 1929;.1 ¢. Apr.
6; E for. 3776; A. & G. Carisch & c.,
Milan. 7673
Cortége nocturne; de Sylvio Lazzari,
arr. pour orch. restreint par Raoul
Moreau, of France; pts., with pf.
conductor. © Mar. 20, 1929; 1 e.
Apr. 18; E for. 3998; Choudens,
Paris. 7674
Cosette; valse ecaprice, by G. H.
Holmes; solo for E flat alto, C mel-
ody, B flat ten. saxophone or B flat
cornet, with pf. acc. © April 6,
1929; 2 ec. April -22;°H pub. 5277;
Charles L. Barnhouse, sr., Oska-
loosa, Ia. 7675
Costantinopoli; parole italiane di Pio
de Flaviis, musica di Harry Carlton,
of Great Britain; pf. .© Mar. 1,
1929; 1c. Mar. 28; E for. 3625; A. &
G. Carisch & ¢., Milan. 7676
Country-dance and variations; varia-
tions sur une vieille danse anglaise,
par Antoine Konstant, of Great Bri-
tain; pf. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢. Apr.
13, 1929; HE for. 3965; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. (677
Country (The) lad; unison song, words
by Nicholas Breton, music by George
Dyson, of Great Britain. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar.
22, 1929, 1 ¢,Apr.,.6;.H for. 3729;
Edward Arnold & co., London. 7678
Couvert (Un) pour deux; fox-trot,
dans De la folie pure, paroles de
Louis Lemarchand, musique de Mau-
rice Hermite, of France. © Mar.
29, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 30; BH for. 3655;
Enoch & cie., Paris. 7679
Cowboy’s (The) last request; words
and music by T. R. Marshall.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Apr. 1, 1929; E unp. 5244; Thomas
R. Marshall, Alturas, Calif. 7680
Cracked ice; by Mickey Guy; orch.
pts.:,,, Ato. . © (April, a, Beek. c.
April 1; E pub. 4705; Alfred & co.,
New York. 7681
Cradle me back to my old Georgia
home; words by EH. M. Dean, music
by Richard Broughton. © 1 ¢. Apr.
1, 1929; E unp. 5237; Edwin M.
Dean, North Charlotte, N. C. 7682
Cradle of love; fox-trot song, by L.
Wolfe Gilbert and Mabel Wayne,
arr. by Walter C. Simon; Feistyle
pianorgan. © April 22, 1929; 2 c.
pt. IIT, n. s., Vv. 24
April 24; E pub. 5423; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 7683
Creation hymn; vocal transcription
and text by Franz C. Bornschein,
music by S. Rachmaninoff, op. 3,
no. 2; men’s voices. 4to. © Dec.
12, 1928; 2: ¢. Apr: 27, 1929; E pub.
5481; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
7684
Crimson and gold; words by C. 8S.
Brewster, music by Philip J. W.
Schaefer. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 17, 1929; E unp. 5846;
Clarence S. Brewster. Boston. 7685
Croon a lullaby; lyric and music by
B. E. Murch. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Apr. 4, 1929; E unp.
5369; Bess Evangeline Murch, De-
troit. 7686
Crossing the bar; 4 pt. cho., words
by Alfred Tennyson, music by C. B.
Hawley; men’s voices. 4to. © Mar.
29, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 6; E pub. 4877;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 7687
Crystal (The) streamlet; old French
Canadian melody, adapted and arr.
by G. A. Grant-Schaefer; pf. © Apr.
18, 1929; 2c. Apr. 27; E pub. 5447;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
7688
Cuando las mujeres; plena, letra y
musica por R. Hernandez. © 1 «¢.
Apr. 27, 1929; E unp. 6174; Rafael
Hernandez, New York. 7689
Cuor dei cuori; valzer-intermezzo, di
Attilio Parelli, of Italy; small orch.
pts. © Mar. 8, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 6;
BE for. 3770; A. & G. Carisch & «¢.,
Milan. 7690
Cupid time in loveland; words by R.
Domke, music by Robert H. Brennen.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Feb. 13, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 27; E pub.
5147; Rudolph Domke, Appleton,
Wis. 7691
Cupid worked while we were playing;
words by W. W. Penrose, music by
Arthur Bowers. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Apr. 12, 1929; B
unp. 5660; Walter W. Penrose,
Hutchinson, Kan. 7692
Curly locks; words by C. F. Dietsch,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Apr. 20, 1929;
E unp. 5924; Clao Fairchild Dietsch,
Rawlins, Wy. 7693
404
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
Sutie; words by C. Stealey, music by
©. Kunselman; pf. © 1 ¢. Apr. 25,
1929 ; E unp. 6087; Clarence Kunsel-
man and Charles Stealey, Pittsburgh.
7694
Cutie Island up the bay; words and
music by EH. A. Woods. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Mar. 20,
1929; 2 ¢c. Mar. 28; E-pub. 5334;
Hilton A. Woods, Ruatan, Bay Island,
Honduras. 7695
Cynara; non sum qualis eram bonae
sub regno Cynarae, words by Earn-
est Dowson, music by Quinto Maga-
nini; med.-high . voice. (In Two
songs) © Apr. 8, 1929; 2 © Apr.
11; E pub. 4983; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 7696
Da Lilleguld kom; av Lyktemanden,
tekst & musik av Friman-Clasen, of
Norway; pf. © Dee. 15, 1927: 1 «.
June 15, 1928; E for. 3637; Norsk
musikforlag, Oslo, Norway. 7697
Dad; words and music by L. Boone.
© 1c. Apr. 17, 1929; E unp. 5834;
Kathryn Boone, St. Louis. 7698
Daddy won’t you please come home;
words and music by Sam Coslow.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Apr. 9, 1929; E unp. 5529; Famous
music corp., New York. 7699
Daily technic for the organist; ed. by
H. P. Whitford. Hanover, New
Hampshire, A. D. Storrs. © Mar.
27, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 30; E pub. 4801;
Homer P. Whitford, Hanover, N. H.
7700
Dainty dewdrops; gavotte, by Wallace
A. Johnson, op. 190, no. 5; pf.
April 10, 1929; 2 c. April 12; E pub.
5073; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 7701
Dainty Lou; words and music by J. L.
Cady. ©1c. Apr. 26, 1929; E unp.
6124; Jennie L. Cady, Syracuse,
1 a 7702
Dairy maid; words and music by G. G.
Bowman. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 15, 1929; E unp. 5763;
George G. Bowman, Corona, S. D.
7703
Daisies; by Rob Roy Peery; violin
and pf. © April 10, 1929; 2 ¢. April
12; E pub. 5075; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 7704
Dalmaine (Cyril C.) Twelve sketches
from the life of Dick Whittington;
by C. C. Dalmaine, of Great Britain;
pf, © Apr. 10, 1929; 1c. Apr. 22;
7715
—
E for. 3911; Forsyth brothers, Itd.,
London. 7705
Dance of the honeybees ; by Benjamin
Richmond, arr. by Grace Helen
Nash; pf. duet. © April 15, 1929;
2 c. Apr:1 16; E pub. 5102; Edward
B. Marks music co., New York. 7706
Dance of the hours; from the opera
Gioconda, by A. Ponchielli, symph-
overture by Raymond Matthews, arr.
by F. Henri Klickmann; fox-trot
orech. pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
© Apr. 3, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 1; E pub.
5185; Alfred & co., New York. T7707
Dance of the paper dolls; by Johnny
Tucker, Joe Schuster and John Si-
ras, quartette arr. by Albert Deer;
male voices. 4to. © April 2, 1929;
2 e. April 5; E pub. 4981; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 7708
Dance of the paper dolls; novelty fox-
trot, by Johnny Tucker, Joe Schuster
and John Siras, arr. by Jean Oli-
vier; band orch. pits. obl. 24mo.
© Apr. 8, 1929; 2c. Apr. 11; E pub.
5010; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
7709
Dance (The) of the wooden dolls;
by Leonard Stevens; pf. © Mar. 27, ©
1929; 2 ec. April 20; E pub. 5242;
Mills music, inc., New York. 7710
Dance of the young men; valse, hy
Josef Gungl, arr. by Aubrey Winter,
of Great Britain; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Apr. 11, 1929;
1 ¢. Apr. 22; E for. 3928; Hawkes
& son (London) ltd., London. T7711
Dancing moonbeams; dance souvenir,
by Cuthbert Clarke, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. © Mar. 12, 1929; 1 ¢. Apr.
1; E for. 3667; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. 7712
Dancing on the dikes; composed and
arr. by William C. Schoenfeld ; orch.
pts. © April 15, 1929; 2 ec. April
17; E pub. 5115; Musie buyers corp.;
New York. 7713
Danse castillane; par J. Turina, arr.
par S. Chapelier, of France; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Mar. 5, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 28; E for.
3577; Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris.
7714
Danse rustique; souvenir de l’Hnga-
dine, de Giov. Antiga, orch. par Aug.
Gandolfo, of Italy; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Dec. 31,
1928; 1 c. Jan. 31, 1929; E for. 2386;
Paul Decourcelle, Nice, France.
7715
405
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7716
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Danse slave; extraite de la Suite anim-
able, par E. Cassard, of France;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
© Mar. 5, 1929; 1 ce. Mar. 28; E for.
3530; Emm. Cassard, Paris. 7716
Daphne; song of love, by R. S. Stough-
ton; pf. © April 10, 1929; 2 «.
April 12; E pub. 5082; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. T7117
Darling old mother o’ mine; vocal
waltz, words and music by De Baker,
Knight and Zona, of Great Britain;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by Harry
J. Stafford. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Apr. 13, 1929; 1 «¢.
Apr. 25; E for. 4003; Campbell,
Connelly & co., London. 7718
Daughters of time; pt.-song, words by
Ralph Waldo Emerson, music by
Harvey Gaul; cho. of men’s voices,
with bar. solo and pf. 4 hands. 4to.
© April 4, 1929; 2 c. April 8; E pub.
4896; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
7719
Dawn; by P. Gentile; melody with pf.
ace. © 1c. Apr. 18, 1929; E unp.
5852; Phyllis Gentile, Elmhurst,
dD Ng ret fh Op 7720
Dawn in the valley of the kings; from
EKgypta, by Haydn Wood, of Great
Britain; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. © Feb. 22, 1929; 1 c. Mar.
9; E for. 3030; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) ltd., London. T721
Dawn (A) song; words by Charles O.
Roos, music by Arthur Farwell, op.
69, no. 2; med. voice. © April 4,
1929; 2 ec April 8; E pub. 5092;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 7722
Day dreams; lyrics by Stella Unger
and Saul Bernie, music by Jimmy
Johnson. [Words and melody only]
©,.1 .c., Apr. 8, 1929,; :B; amp., 5298;
Irying Berlin, inc., New York. 7723
Day (A) in June; words and music by
D. H. Richardson. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Apr. 27, 1929;
E unp. 6166; Dorothy Helen Richard-
son, Sigourney, Ia. 7724
Days (The) gone by; waltz song, by
A. E. Mailoff, of Armenia, domiciled
at’ New York; pf. © 1c. April 10,
1929; EK unp. 5554; Armond HE.
Mailoff, New York. Wer 493
Days of my boyhood ways; words and
musie by T. F. Barry. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Apr. 20, 1929;
EK unp. 5929; Thomas Francis Barry,
Hoboken, N. J. 7726
De punta y hacha; bailecito, words
and music by G. Veiga, of Spain,
domiciled at New York; pf. ©1e.
Apr. 18, 1929; E unp. 5679; Genaro
Veiga, New York. T7127
De sun do move; negro spiritual, words
and music by Ted Wilson [i. e. T.
W. Wilson] ©1e. Apr. 6, 1929; E
unp. 5435; Theodore W. Wilson,
Atlantie City. 7728
Dear girl of my heart; waltz ballad,
words by I. Brown, music by Gus
Nager. [Words and melody only]
©.'1. c’Apr. 16, 1929* Ee unpre
Irving Brown, Brooklyn. 7729
Dear little brown eyes, why are you
blue; words by I. Champlin, music
by Luther A. Clark. © 1c. Apr. 25,
1929; E unp. 6077; Ida Champlin,
Springfield, Pa. 7730
Dear little mother ; words by M. Pick-
ard, music by Samuel H. Speck.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Apr. 26, 1929; E unp. 6135; Mar-
guerite Pickard, Palatine Bridge,
ING Oe (toe
Dear mother of mine; words by
Henrietta Goldfarb, musie by S.
Goldhersh. [Words and melody
only] © 1.¢. Apr. 15, 1929; E unp.
5868; Samuel Goldhersh, Paterson. ‘
773
Dearest mother Oh! how we miss you;
words and music by EH. Dunbaro.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Apr. 15, 1929; E unp. 5764; Elsie
Dunbaro, Altoona, Pa. 7733
Death (The) of Jesse James; words
and music by Howard Johnson.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Apr. 19, 1929; E unp. 5897; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inec., New York. .
7734
Debussy (Claude) Prélude; extrait
de la Suite bergamasque, transcrip-
tion pour pf. 4 4 mains par Emile
Nerini, of France. © Dee. 31, 1927;
1 c. Dee. 19, 1928; E for. 1821; J.
Jobert, Paris. 7735
Debutante (The); by George Stoupa ;
violin and pf. © Apr. 20, 1929; 2 ¢.
Apr. 22; E pub. 5364; Edward
Schuberth & co., inc., New York.
7736
Departed; lyric and music by John
David Marks. [Photostat] © 1c.
Apr. 20, 1929; E unp. 5946; John D.
Marks, New York. T7137
406
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
Derviches tourneurs; par Henri Fur-
lani, of Italy; pf. © Mar. 20, 1929;
mee Apr 6G: Befter’ Siri; A: & G.
Carisch & ¢c., Milan. 7738
Desert moon; ballad, words and music
by A. E. Eisenberg. © 1 c. Apr. 16,
1929; E unp. 5778; Albert Hisenberg,
Brooklyn. T739
Desert Rose; words and music by H.
Rhoads; in F. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Apr. 23, 1929; E unp.
6024; Helen Rhoads, La Crescenta,
Calif. 7740
Det stir skrivet uti stjiirnorna; fox-
trot, text av Waldemar Dalquist,
musik avy Jules Sylvain [pseud. of
Stig Hansson], of Sweden; pf. ©
ADF LO, «1929 > 1 erzApr. 25375) for.
4011; Edition Sylvain, Stockholm,
Sweden. 7741
Détresse; paroles de Pierre Biletta,
musique de Jehan Charpentier, of
France. © Apr. 8, 1929;1¢. Apr. 4;
E for. 3683; Société anonyme des
éditions Ricordi, Paris. 7742
Deuxiéme trio; pour pf., violon et vio-
loneelle, par H. Villa-Lobos, of Bra-
zil. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c Mar. 28,
1929; E for. 3610; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. 7743
Deviel (The) song; words and music’
by E. McConnell. © 1 c« Apr. 20,
1929; E unp. 5933; Ed McConnell,
Nashyille. 7744
Dewdrops (The) are falling; waltz,
words and music by H. P. Duplantis.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Apr. 12, 1929; E unp. 5623; Hayes
Paul Duplantis, New Orleans. 7745
Diavoletto; polka brillante, by Fla-
minio Pignoloni; violin. © 1c. Apr.
29, 1929; E unp. 6188; Apollo music
co., Brooklyn. 7746
Did I do wrong; words and music by
B. Neal. © 1. Apr. 20, 1929: E
unp. 5986; Ben Neal, Los Angeles.
TTAT
Didn’t I tell you; words and music by
I. B. Foldessy. © 1 ce. Apr: 20,
1929; E unp. 5917; Irene Brooks
Foldessy, San Diego, Calif. 7748
Divertissement; de Suite ballet, par
André Grandjean, of France; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Mar. ''5.\/4929;''1 ¢. Mar. 28° for.
3537; Paul Decourcelle, Nice, France.
T7749
7760
Dixie bluebird; the voice of Alabama,
lyric by Clarice White Luck, music
by M. W. Wallace. © 1c. Apr. 15,
1929; E unp. 5745; Mildred White
Wallace, Columbiana, Ala. 7750
Dixie’s calling; globe trot, by Pearl
Adams; orch. pts. 4to. © Feb. 16,
1929; 2 c. Feb. 18; Manhattan music
pub. corp., New York. T7151
Dizzy ; words and music by Geer Park-
inson [i. e. G. F. Parkinson] ©1..
Apr. 23, 1929; E unp. 6022; Geer
Forrest Parkinson, Columbus, O.,
: 7752
Dla starszych dzieci, przy skoficzeniu
szkoty; stowa J. S. Zielifiskiego,
muzyka Fr. Przybviskiego; na dwa
gtosy. (Cover-title:—Spiew na za-
konezenie roku szkolnego dla star-
szch dzieci) © Mar. 18, 1929; 2 ce.
April 1; E pub. 4742; W. H. Sajew-
ski, Chicago. 7753
Do that thing; fox trot, by L. V. Mar-
tin. [Melody only] © 1c. Apr. 6,
1929; E unp. 5444; Louis Victor
Martin, New York. 7154
Do ya wanna little iss-kay; words by
Herb Magidson and Ned Washing-
ton, music by Michael H. Cleary; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua.
© April 8, 1929; 2 c. April 20; E
pub. 5235; Mills music, inc., New
York. 7755
Do you? words and music by M. M.
Flynn; pf. © 1c. Apr. 1, 1929; E
unp. 5248; Mary Margret Flynn, Chi-
cago. 7756
Do you mind if I fall in love; words
and music by Lou Davis, J. Fred
Coots and Larry Spier. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢ Apr. 23,
1929; E unp. 6044; Famous music
corp., New York. TST
Dodman Rock; folk dance [and] Tom
Tiddler; children’s march, by John
C. Holliday, orch. by Arthur Wood,
of Great Britain; pts. 4to. © Mar.
25. 1929 1 ¢. Apr..123 Mi torvoasais
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 7758
Does this go on forever? words by
Jack Ellis, musie by J. Fred Coots.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Apr. 1, 1929; E unp, 5268; Arthur
Behim music corp., New York. 7759
Doin’ the campus crawl; words and
music by Irving Mills; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © April 2, 1929; 2 ¢. April
20; E pub. 5238; Mills music, ine.,
New York. T7760
407
CATALOGUE OF .COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7761
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Dolly’s sleepy time; lullaby song, by
Wallace A. Johnson; pf. with words.
© April 4, 1929; 2 c April 6; E pub.
4917; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 7761
Dolores; valse, versi di Angelo Ramiro
Borella, musica di Giuseppe Ram-
poldi, of Italy; pf. © Feb. 15, 1929;
1 ce. Apr. 2; E for. 3614; Benini &
Rampoldi, Como, Italy. 7762
Donde estas—? dulce amorcito; letra y
musica de F. Bonanova, of Spain,
domiciled at New York. © 1c. Apr.
13, 1929; E unp. 5809; Fortunio
Bonanova, New York. 7763
Don’t disappoint me Flo; words and
music by Elmer E. Heath; pf. and
ukulele acc. © April 29, 1929; 2 ¢.
April 27; E pub. 5464; Heath music
pub. co., Smethport, Pa. 7764
Don’t send. the roses, bring them;
words and music by V. K. Paige.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Apr. 19, 1929; E unp. 5882; Viola
K. Paige, Upper Darby, Pa. 7765
Don’t tell me pal, you’re gone; words
and music by A. M. Akanes. [Words
and melody cnly] © 1 c¢. Apr. 6,
1929; E unp. 5450; Alfred Marten
Akanes, New York. 7766
Doors; words by William Frederick
Dix, music by D. D. Imbrie. ©
April 22, 1929 2 c.’ April 23 > Mipab:
5300; Daphne Dame Imbrie, South
Orange, N. J. T7167
Dorfschwalben aus Osterreich ; walzer,
von Josef Strauss, op. 164, arr. von
Josef Németi, of Hungary ; orch. pts.,
with violin 1 conductor. 4to. ©
Mar; )20,,4929; d,.¢e, yApr. 9; 1), fer.
3723; Anton J. Benjamin, Leipzig.
7768
Dos hermanas; tango, by Barretto de
Souza, of Great Britain, domiciled
at ‘New York; pf. © 1c. Apr. 15,
1929; E unp. 5698; J. Barretto de
Souza, New York. 7769
Doubtful don’ts; words anon., music
by W. E. MeGee. © 1c. Apr. 22,
1929; E unp. 5963; Winifred BE. Mc-
Gee, Ceres, Calif. 7770
Doux murmures; par Alfredo Barbi-
rolli, of Italy; pf.. © Mar. 20, 1929;
1 c. Apr. 138; E for. 3974; Heugel,
Paris. 7771
Doux serment; mélodie-boston, par A.
Baussart, of Belgium; orch. pts,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Mar.
5, 1929; .¢ Mar...28;..E for, Sdaas
‘Paul Decourcelle, Nice, France.
Down Hawaiian Islands; words and
music by W. Shankula. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Feb. 27,
1929; 2 c« Mar. 15; E pub. 4964;
William Shankula, East Chicago,
Ind. 7773
Down in a southern town; words and
music by C. W. Davis. © 1 ¢. Apr.
15, 1929; E unp. 5767; Claude
Wright Davis, Atlanta. 7774
Down on the Mississippi River; by
W. F. Higi. [Melody only], © 1c.
Apr. 3, 1929; E unp. 5320; William
Franklin Higi, Minneapolis. 7705
Down sunset’s trail; words and mel-
ody by L. H. Nichols, harmony and
arr. by R. Lloyd Adams. © 1 e.
April 10, 1929; E unp. 5555; Leon-
ard Herschel Nichols, Pomona, Calif.
7776
Down the lane to home sweet home;
words and music by A. Crocker; pf.
and ukulele acc. Clinton, Missouri,
Crocker & Wilkinson. © April 17,
1929; 2 ce. April 22; E pub. 5350;
Alvin Crocker and Fred EH. Wilkin-
son, Clinton, Mo. TTT
Down the Mississippi, on that Missis-
Sippi shore; words and music by
H. W. Lawrence. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Mar. 25, 1929; EB
unp. 5710; Harry Willis Lawrenc,
New York. 7778
Dragon-boat festival procession; by
J. H. Levis, of Great Britain, domi-
ciled at New York; pf. © 1. Apr.
10, 1929; E unp. 5565; John Hazedel
Levis, Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y.
7779
Dream castle; words and music by
M. A. Adamowecz. © 1c. Apr. 25,
1929; E unp. 6096; Max A. Adamo-
wecz, Cincinnati. 7780
Dream days; words by G. Carey, mu-
sic by Sylvester Long Cross. © 1.
Apr. 4, 1929; E unp. 5375; George
Carey, Seattle. 7781
Dream lover; words and music by
Carl Winge, Rudy Vallee and Neil
Moret. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 22, 1929; E unp. 5988;
Villa Moret, inc., San Francisco.
7782
Dream on dream girl; words by L.
Gillespie, music by Samuel H.
Speck. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 26, 1929; E unp. 6130;
408
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
Lillian Gillespie, West Hill, Ont.,
Canada. 7783
Dream town; fox-trot, words by A.
Mansfield, music by William Van
Beaver; pf. and ukulele ace. ©1e.
Apr. 15, 1929; E unp. 5755; Arthur
Mansfield, Plano, Il. 7784
Dreamers (The) melodies; by M. A.
Weitzman, nos. 27-34. [Melody
only] ©1e. Feb. 21, 1929: E unp.
4986; Morris Abe Weitzman, Chi-
cago. T7785
Dreaming I fell in love with you;
words and music by H. Guzy. ©
April 8, 1929; 2 c. April 9; E pub.
4906; Harry Guzy, Paterson, N. J.
7786
Dreaming memories; words and music
by F. M. Knapp. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ec. Apr. 15, 1929;
E unp. 5796; Floyd M. Knapp,
Luther, Mich. . T7187
Dreaming of mother; words and music
by N. H. Brinton; pf. © 1c. Apr.
4, 1929; E unp. 5384; Nina Hoover
Brinton, Gooding, Id. 7788
Dreaming of you; words and music
by O. L. Hand. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Apr. 25, 1929; E unp.
6100; Ola Lee Hand, Chicago. 7789
Dreams; words and music by G. J.
Burg. © 1c. Apr. 13, 1929: E unp.
5684; Geroge Joseph Burg, Redondo
Beach, Calif. 7790
Dreamy Spanish eyes; lyric by Billy
Curtis, music by J. Russel Robin-
son; pf. and ukulele ace. © April
16, 1929; 2 e. April 17; E pub. 5122;
Broadway music corp., New York.
7791
Drifting along; words and music by
E. Taylor. [Words and melody
only] ©1ec. Apr. 8, 1929; E unp.
5466; Elizabeth Taylor, Cleveland.
T7192
Drifting along and dreaming of you;
words and music by H. E. Rust; pf.
© 1c. Apr. 4, 1929; E unp. 5391;
Henry E. Rust, Blachly, Or. 7793
Drifting in the moonlight; by G. Gold-
kette. [Melody only] © 1. Mar.
29, 1929; E unp. 5291; George Gold-
kette, Riverside, Ill. 7794
Drink to me only with thine eyes; old
English song, arr. by Roger Quilter,
of Great Britain, transcribed by
Frank Winterbottom, of Great Brit-
ain; military band pts., with con-
7804
ductor. (Jn Hawkes & son’s mili-
tary band journal, no. 493) © Apr.
4,,1929; 1 ¢. Apr. 19; E for. 3918;
Hawkes & son (London) lItd., Lon-
don. T7195
Drive away your sadness with a song;
words and music by H. E. Rust;
pf. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1929; .E unp.
5890; Henry BE. Rust, Blachly, Or.
7796
Drogue (La); par M. Delmas-Popy,
both of France; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor and ist violins conductor.
4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ce. Mar. 28,
1929; E for. 3554; E. Gaudet, Paris.
T197
Drop (A) of love; by M. A. Weitzman.
nos. 72-78. [Melody only] ©1e.
Feb. 21, 1929; E unp. 4988; Morris
Abe Weitzman, Chicago. T7798
Dropping leaves; by Helen Dallam,
selected, ed., annotated and fingered
by John M. Williams; pf. © Apr.
HY 1929 2 ‘es Apr. 13 ;> Epub: 5080;
Boston music ¢o., Boston. 7799
Drunken (The) cantor (A chazen a
shiker) ; words and music by M.
Schwartz. [Yiddish words and mel-
ody only]
| (392 8 WA 8)
© 1c. Apr. 15, 1929; E unp. 5768;
Maurice Schwartz, Brooklyn. 7800
Du meines herzens ungekronte ko6ni-
gin; leitmotiv zu Die ungekroénte
koOnigin, worte von Robert Gilbert
und Hans Lefébre, musik von Hans
May, of Austria. © Jan. 25, 1929;
1 ec Apr. 30; E for. 4058; Alrobi
musikverlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
7801
Duan (A) of Barra; words by Mur-
doch Maclean, music by Edmund
Dunean-Rubbra, of Great Britain. ©
ep. 2h 1920; 1. Apr. 265 47 2.0r.
4029; Oxford university press, Lon-
don. 7802
Duce of Italy; march, by Federico P.
Mazuea, of Italy, domiciled at Chi-
cago; pf. © 1c. Apr. 29, 1929; E
unp. 6201; Caterina Mazuca, Chi-
cago. 7803
Duft (Der), der eine schdne frau be-
gleitet; lied und slow-fox, text von
Roxy, musik von Hans May, of Aus-
tria. © Dec. 24, 1928; 1 ¢. Apr. 30,
1929: E for. 4057; Alrobi musikver-
lag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 7804
409
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7805
Dust in my eyes, you’re throwing;
words by H. Marvin, music by Cla-
rence F. Fogg. ©1c. Apr. 3, 1929;
E unp. 5302; Harry Marvin, Wood-
lynne, N. J., and Clarence Fogg,
Camden, N. J. 7805
E 1 ora dell’ anima; versi e musica
di Guido Guerrini, of Italy. © June
10, 1928; 1 c« Apr. 18; E for. 3889;
Umberto Pizzi, Bologna, Italy. 7806
Each little smile; words and music by
C. Gordon. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Apr. 5, 1929; E unp.
5412; Cora Gordon, Brooklyn. 7807
Each time you smile; words and mu-
sic by Bernie Goodman [i. e. Ber-
nard Goodman] © 1 ec. Apr. 17,
1929; E unp. 5830; Bernard Good-
man, Chicago. 7808
Easter, restorer of lost dreams; pag-
eant, text by Vera Whinery, music
by G. ©. Tullar. 8vo. © Feb. 4,
1929; 2 ¢. Apr. 8; D unp.. 27490;
Grant Colfax Tullar, New York.
7809:
Hight little gringo maids; from Rio
Rita, lyric by Joseph McCarthy, mu-
sie by Harry Tierney. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. April 1, 1929;
E unp. 5546; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 7810
Hileen, my colleen; lyric by Herman
Kahn, music by Roland A. Ball; pf.
and ukulele acc. © April 1, 1929;
2c. April 5; E pub. 49383; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 7811
Eldorado; poem by Edgar Allen Poe,
music by Daniel Protheroe; male
voices. ~4to..-© Apr,..1, 1929;..2 ¢
Apr. 2; E pub. 4711; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 7812
Bille. dansait. .;. elle ,.dansait.\. . 3
sur les motifs du tango milonga Hl
loro pelado, paroles de René Vilhi-
anne, musique de Eduardo Gareri,
of Italy. © Apr. 3,,1929;.1 c, Apr.
4; E for. 3682; Société anonyme des
éditions Ricordi, Paris. 7813
Emigrant (The); part song, words by
John Masefield, music by Edric Cun-
dell, of Great Britain; mixed voices.
4to. | © -Apr/.5,° 1929; 1‘c. Apr! 3;
E for. 3678; W. Paxton & co., ltd.,
London. 7814
Emegrantvalsen; text: John Nelson,
musik: W. Berner, of Sweden; pf.
© Oct. 10, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 12, 1929;
EK for. 3751; Forlags a.-b. Musika-
liska Knuten, Stockholm, Sweden.
7815
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 24
En s’ amousant; intermezzo, di Rug-
gero Veronesi, of Italy; orch. 4to.
© June 10, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 18, 1929;
E for. 3890; Umberto Pizzi, Bologna,
Italy. 7816
En vain d’ un voile épais; mélodie pour
voix grave, poéme de Victor Hmile
Michelet, musique de A. Sauvrezis,
of France. © Mar. 20, 1929; 1 ¢.
Apr. 18; E for. 3949; Editions Mau-
rice Senart, Paris. 7817
Encore (The) ; words by Martha Mar-
tin, music by R. Huntington Wood-
man; high or med. voice. © April
4, 1929; 2 c. April 8; E pub. 5096;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 7818
Enfant (L’) do .; par Vincent
d’Indy, of France, op.. 95; pf. ©
Mar. 5, 1929; 1 «.Mar. 28; EH. for.
3573 ; Heugel, Paris. 7819
England, awake! unison song, words
and music by Gladys Reeve, of Great
Britaim. 4to. [Staff and tonie sol-fa
notations] © Mar. 22, 1929; 1 ¢.
Apr. 6: E for. 3731; Edward Arnold
& co., London. 7820
English dance; for orch. and organ,
by P. A. Grainger. Sc. New York,
G. Schirmer, inc. © Mar. 29, 1929;
2 c. April 6; E pub. 4901; Percy
Aldridge Grainger, White Plains,
sie YY. 7821
English (An) posy; selected or com-
posed by Ursula Greville; new poems
written by Hermon Ould and old
words adapted by Whyte Monk, old
songs adapted and arr. with accom-
paniments by Maurice Jacobson, of
Great Britain. 4to. © Mar. 19,
1929;.1 e. Mar. 16; E for. 4020; J.
Curwen & sons, ltd., London. 7822
Ensueno; letra y musica por Gomez y
Fierro, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles, Calif. [Photostat] © Apr.
22, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 27; E pub. 5477;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 7823
Epiloogi; by Selim Palmgren, of Fin-
land, op. 87, no. 6; pf. © Dee. 31,
1928; 1 ¢ Mar. 9, 1929 ; Er for. 2980;
Anton J. Benjamin, Leipzig. 7824
Ernst (The) modern graded studies
for saxophone; by W. A. Ernst.
bk. 2. obl. 16mo. © Apr. 29, 1929;
2 ec. and aff. Apr. 30; AA 14625;
Irving Berlin standard music corp.,
New York. 7825
Ernst (The) modern graded. studies
for saxophone; by W. A. Ernst.
bk. 3. obl. 16mo.. © Apr. 30, 1929;
2e and aff.,May.1; AA 15802;
410
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
7848
Irving Berlin standard music corp.,
New York. 7826
Espanola; from Rio Rita, lyric by
Joseph McCarthy, music by Harry
Tierney. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. April 1, 1929; E unp. 5547;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 7827
Espanola jazz; by R. Dick Parnell.
Cincinnati, O., Fillmore music house.
1. Band pts., with solo cornet con-
ductor. 4to—2. E flat alto saxo-
phone or E flat clarinet, with pf. ace.
© Apr. 13, 1929; 2 c. each Apr. 20;
E pub. 5250, 5259; Fillmore bros. co.,
Cincinnati. 7828, 7829
Estrella; valse, letra y musica por
R. G. Levy; pf. © 1 ¢. Apr. 27,
1929; E unp. 6159; Rafael Gonzalez
Levy, New York. 7830
Estrella @ lua nova; canto fetiche de
Makumba, harmonizado por H. Villa-
Lobos, of Brazil. © Mar. 5, 1929;
1 ¢. Mar. 28; E for. 3605; Editions
Max Eschig, Paris. 7831
Eternel printemps; grande valse, par
F. Popy, transcrite pour harmonie et
fanfare avec conducteur si bémol,
par J. Furgeot, of France. 4to. ©
Dee, ..d1;; 1928;:.1).c. Mar.; 28,1929;
E for. 3544; E. Gaudet, Paris. 7832
Etna traditura; versi di Guglielmo
Onofri, musica di Ralph De Luca,
of Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn.
[Words and melody only] © Mar.
1, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 18; E pub. 5181;
G. Onofri and R. De Luca, Brooklyn.
7833
Etude en la mineur; par HE. R.
Blanchet, of France, op. 42; pf. ©
Dee. 31, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 138, 1929;
for. 3963; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 7834
Etude en ré majeur; par E. R.
Blanchet, of France, op. 42; pf. ©
DEC. of, Boze Ive HApr. 1o:21929%
for. *5962; Editions Max JEschig,
Paris. 7835
Evalyn; words and music by K. Boone;
pf. © 1c. Apr.17} 1929: BH ump.
5836; Kathryn Boone, St. Louis.
7836
E-van-ge-line; words and music by Ed.
Snyder. © Mar. 30, 1929; 2 c. April
5: E pub. 4814; Edward Snyder, In-
dianapolis. 7837
Evelyn; words by L. B. Harford, music
by Sylvester Long Cross; pf. ©1c.
Apr. 15, 1929; E unp. 5724; Laura B
Harford, Yakima, Wash. 7838
Evening hymn; rest with Thee, words
and music by S. F. Hartley. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 10, 1929; E unp. 5569; S. Fran-
cis Hartley, Waterloo, Ia. 7839
Evensong; from Sonata-rhapsody, by
T. Frederick H. Candlyn; organ.
Apr. 18, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 27; E pub.
5449; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
7840
H\vensong; sacred song, words and mu-
sic by Marjorie Eastwood Dudley;
low or med. voice. © Apr. 18, 1929;
2c. Apr. 20; E pub. 5371; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York. 7841
Evensong (An) of prayer; hymn-
anthem, words by Maude Lyman,
music by Charles Huerter; mixed
voices with organ ace. 4to. © Apr.
1,4A929; 2-¢. Apr, Ja: By, DUD,,.pUZS 5
Boston music co., Boston. 7842
EKventail (L’) de Jeanne; ballet en un
acte, par Maurice Ravel, P. O. Fer-
roud, and others, all of France; pf.
solos and duets. © Dee. 31, 1928;
Le fjeyeMarnp 28) 1929645) .for. | 3562);
Heugel, Paris. 7843
Eventide; romance, by Leon Dore, of
Great Britain; pf. © Jan. 29, 1929;
1c. Apr. 6; E for. 3749; Allan & co.,
proprietary, Itd., Melbourne, Aus-
tralia. 7844
Ever so goosey; comedy fox-trot,
words and music by Wright Butler
and Raymond Wallace, both of Great
Britain; pf: acc., with ukulele arr.
by Harry J. Stafford. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr. 2,
1929 jo) eo Apr, (13)3\.H. for:) 3802;
Campbell, Connelly & co., London.
7845
Every day melodies; collection of pop-
ular melodies arr. for violin and pf.,
rev. by Crosby Mollenhauer; violin
Dts,yw.l. © » April; By; L9Z9s6P c.
April 12; aff. April 11; AA 12997;
Hamilton S. Gordon, inc., New York.
7846
Every little while I think of you;
words by Johnny McLaughlin, mu-
sic by Harold Levey, arr. by Albert
Deer; male voices. 4to. © Apr. 8,
1929.2 ¢. Apr), LhanE) supe) eLe
M. Witmark & sous, New York.
T847
Everybody wants my baby now; fox-
trot, lyric and music by M. Berger.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Apr. 9, 1929; E unp. 5516; Mac Ber-
ger, New York. 7848
411
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7849
Evolution blues; words and music by
J. EK. Sullivan. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Apr. 24, 1929; E unp.
6056; Joseph E. Sullivan, Elmhurst,
IN eva 7849
Bye-full (An) of you; fox-trot, lyric
by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by Mabel
Wayne, arr. by Frank Skinner ; orch.
pts. 4to. © Apr. 8, 1929; 2 c. Apr.
9; E pub. 5021; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 7850
Eye-full (An) of you; fox-trot song,
lyric by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by
Mabel Wayne. © Mar. 28, 1929;
2 c. Mar. 30; E pub. 4780; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 7851
Facing new worlds; words by B. W.
Jenkins, jr., music by H. M. Bloe-
dorn. Washington, D. C., EH. F.
Droop & sons co. © April 27, 1929;
2 c. April 27; E pub. 5456; Helen
May Bloedorn and _ Benjamin
Wheeler Jenkins, jr., Washington.
7852
Fair (A) exchange; whimsy, words by
Charles W. Duke, music by Fred-
erick Stanley Smith; high voice. ©
April 4, 1929; 2 c. April 8; E pub.
5088; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
7853
Fairies (The) and brownies at play;
tone picture of the West, by H.
Werder; pf. [Photostat] © 1.
Apr. 26, 1929; E unp. 6152; Hans
Werder, Denver. 7854
Fairy revels; unison song, verses from
Irish national poetry, Irish air arr.
by G. Ronald Olden, of Great Brit-
ain. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © July 21, 1928; 1 «.
July 19; E for. 3909; G. Ronald
Olden, Belfast, Ireland. 7855
Fairy (A) tale; by Clara Gregory
Bridge; violin and pf. © Mar. 29,
1929; 2 c. April 6; E pub. 5086;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 7856
Faithful Shepherd; anthem, words by
Thomas B. Pollock, music by J.
Sebastian Matthews and H. Alexan-
der Matthews; sop. solo ane cho.
of mixed voices; organ ace. 4to.
©, Apr. 5, 1929° 2 @ ‘Apr. 17-9 pup.
5162; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
7857
Fall in line [and] The purple and the
gray; words and music by M. V.
Binde;' pt © AY. 20. domes ic.
Apr. 20; Ei pub. 5229*" Martha’ V.
Binde, Houston. 7858
pt. III, n.s., v. 24
Famosa; polka, di Santi Tafarella,
rid. di Albert Ziri, both of Italy,
domiciled at Brooklyn; 2 mands.
and guit. © Mar. 6, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
11; E pub. 5340; O. Pagani & bro.,
New York. 7859
Famous song hits for tenor banjo; arr.
by Ralph Colicchio; with pf. ace.
folio 7.. © Mar. 27, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
28; aff. April 13; AA 14738; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 7860
Fanfare; de L’éventail de Jeanne, par
Maurice Ravel, of France; pf., 4
hands. © Mar. 20, 1929; 1 ¢c. Apr.
13; E for. 3976; Heugel, Paris. 7861
Fantasie-impromptu; from Sonata-
rhapsody, by T. Frederick H. Cand-
lyn; organ. © Apr. 18, 1929; 2 e.
Apr. 27; E pub. 5448; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 7862
Fantasie tanz (Fancy dance); tiber
Der Schweizer knabe und Thurgauer
lied, von José Berr, of Switzerland ;
pf. © Feb. 11, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 12;
E pub. 4719; Richard Kiener, Pitts-
burgh. 7863
Far away pal of mine; words and
music by B. Moses. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Apr. 19, 1929;
E unp. 5889; Betty Moses, Toledo, O.
7864
Far och mor; text av J. Severin, mu-
sik av Eugen Widman, of Sweden.
© Dec. 10, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 25, 1929;
E for. 4004; Edition Sylvain, Stock-
holm, Sweden. 7865
Farewell song; tone picture of the
West, words and music by H. Wer-
der; pf. [Photostat] © 1 ¢c Apr.
26, 1929; E unp. 6153 ; Hans Werder,
Denver. 7866
Farrell (Constance M.) Novelette;
classic jazz, ed. by J. G. Hinderer;
pf. © Jan. 28, 1929; 2 ¢, Mar. 20;
EK pub. 4745; Constance M. Farrell,
St. Paul. T7867
Farshtoisene mamma; words by M.
Rund, music by J. Jaffe. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Apr. 25,
1929; E unp. 6076; Julius Jaffe and
Morris Rund, New York. 7868
Fascinating you-o00-00, you’re fascinat-
ing me; lyrics by Benee Russell and
Charles Tobias, music by Vincent
Rose. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Apr. 16, 1929; E unp. 5784; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.,
New York. 7869
412
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
7889
Fate (The) of the subway; words by
F. Swint, music by Luther A. Clark.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Apr. 6, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 11; E pub.
5138; Frank Swint, Stapleton, es
Father on high, hear me; sacred song,
words and music by V. B. Cook.
April 17, 1929; 2 ¢«. April: 22; EH
pub, 5349; Virgil Burton Cook, Tam-
pa, Fla. 7871
Father Time jazz; words by O. N.
Eyans, music by Sylvester L. Cross.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
mor 9 1929: 2c Apr. 11; E pub,
5143: Orange Noble Evans, Elma,
Wash. 7872
Fedelta ; polka, di Santi Tafarella, rid.
di Albert Ziri, both of Italy, domi-
eiled at Brooklyn; 2 mands. and
guit. © Mar. 6, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 11;
E pub. 5342; O. Pagani & bro., New
York. 7873
Feelin’ blue; words by J. Vander, mu-
sic by P. Stewart. © 1c. Apr. 1,
1929; E unp. 5232; John Vander and
Paul Stewart, Pittsburgh. 7874
Femmes d’orient; esquisse orientale,
par VY. Dyck, of France; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Mar.
5, 1929; 1 « Mar. 28; E for. 3529;
F. Moulin, Cannes, France. 7875
Ferroud (P. O.) Marche; de L’éven-
tail de Jeanne, par P. O. Ferroud, of
France; pf., 4 hands. © Mar. 20,
fee. Apr, 13>. for. ‘sot ;
Heugel, Paris. 7876
Fervaal; prélude du 1°" acte, par V.
ad’ Indy, réduction pour pf., violon
et violoncelle par Jean Witkowski,
of France. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 «.
Apr. 13, 1929; E for. 3961; Durand
et cie., Paris. 7877
Festa tragica; di Scene abruzzesi, di
C. de Nardis, riduzione per orches-
trina con pf. conduttore di Arturo de
Cecco, of Italy. pts. 4to. © Apr.
4, 1929; 1 e Apr. 5; E for.. 3698; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 7878
Yestival; overture, by Albert Leutner,
arr. by Aubrey Winter, of Great
Britain; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. © Apr. 8, 1929; ic. Apr. 19;
E for. 3917; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) Itd., London. 7879
Festival of empire; Grand patriotic
fantasia, by J. Mackenzie-Rogan, of
Great Britain; full military band
pts., with conductor. (Jn Boosey’s
Military journal, 158th series, no. 1)
52354—29
© Mar. 22, 1929; 1 ec. Apr. 15; E
for, 3841; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
7880
Fiaba (La) dello zar saltan; opera in
quattro atti e un prologo, in sette
quadri, libretto russo di V. I. Biel-
ski, versione ritmica dal russo di
Rinaldo Kifferle, of Italy, musica di
N. Rimski-Korsakov; spartito per
canto e pf. Nuova edizione riveduta.
Testo italiano e tedesco. © Mar.
20, tooo: 2 Ce. Apr. 13> Hi for, $984:
W. Bessel et cie., Paris. [© Italian
words] 7881
Fiddle sticks; pf. novelty, by Jack
Glogau and Joe Zimmerman. ©
Apr. 19, 1929; 2 ec. Apr. 20; E pub.
5230; Arthur Behim musie corp.,
New "York. 7882
Fields (The) are full; words by Ed-
ward Shanks, music by Ivor Gur-
ney, of Great Britain. © Feb. 21,
1929; 1 ce. Apr. 26; E for. 4031; Ox-
ford university press, London. 7883
Fiksowanyi czolowik; words by E. Zu-
kowsky, music by A. Schwartz.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Apr. 25, 1929; E unp. 6088; Abe
Sehwartz and Eugene Zukowsky,
New York. 7884
Fineesh—I go! humorous song, words
and music by George HIlis, arr. by
Herbert Townsend, both of Great
Britain. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations] © Feb. 22, 1929; 1c. Apr.
15; E for. 38338; Reynolds & co.,
London. 7885
Finesse; by Bernard Maltin and Ray
Doll. © 1c. Apr. 11, 1929; E unp.
5609; Santly bros., ine., New York.
7886
Finger twister; by Emil Velazco; or-
gan. (In Komedy tid-bits) © Mar.
25, 1929; 2 ce. April 10; E pub. 4992;
Crawford music corp., New York.
7887
Fireflies; by Elizabeth Gest; selected,
ed., annotated, and fingered by John
M. Williams; pf. © Apr. 1, 1929;
2c. Apr. 18; E pub. 5031; Boston
music co., Boston. 7888
Fireman, save my child! musical com-
edy, lyrics by G. A: Weller, and
others, music by E. F. Craig, F. A.
Harding and L. D. Parker; musical
sc. © Apr. 1, 1929; 2 ec. Apr. 6;
E pub. 4832; Charles W. Homeyer &
co., Boston. 7889
3 413
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7890
Fires of spring; by Frances Terry; pf.
© Mar. 29, 1929; 2 ec. Apr. 6; E pub.
4891; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
7890
First flower; waltz, by D. Ferraro; pf.
Pittsburg, Kan., Music house of Bo-
tefuhr’s. ‘©, April 13, 1929; 2 e.
April 18; E pub. 5052; Dorothy Fer- |-
raro, Pittsburg, Kan. 7891
1st, 2nd and 8rd positions, a modern
method, compiled and arr. by H.
Hoare, op. 30. bk. 2. Chicago, Chi-
cago educational music library. ©
May 6, 1929; 2 c. and aff. May 8;
AA 15602; Henry Hoare, Chicago.
7892 |
First (The) two years of piano tech-
nic; by Clarence G. Hamilton.
Apr. 20, 1929; 2 ec. and aff. May 2;
AA 15478; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
7893
Fishing (The) fleet; song in unison,
words by George R. Elliott, set to
traditional Irish air, The brink of
the white rocks, arr. by G. Ronald
Olden, of Great Britain. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar.
26, 1929; 1 ¢. Apr. 6; E for. 3708;
Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 7894
Five (The) o’clock girl; selection, mu-
sic by Harry Ruby,selected and arr.
by H. M. Higgs, of Great Britain;
pf. London, Chappell & co., ltd. ©
Mar. 11, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 30; E for.
3674; Harms, ine., New York. 7895.
Flag of our nation; words by R. B.
Brown, music by L. B. Knox; mixed
voices. 4to. © Apr. 9, 1929; 2 «
Apr. 12; E pub. 5009; Lenox music
co., Boston. — 7896
Fleurette; paroles anglaises et fran-
ecaises et musique de Maury Madi-
son [pseud. of W. R. Smith] ©1ce.
Apr. 25, 1929; E unp. 6078; W. Ren-
wick Smith, Paris, Ky. 7897
Fleurs de mai; valse lente, par Al-
fredo Barbirolli, of Italy; pf. ©
Mar. 20, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 13; HB for.
3975; Heugel, Paris. 7898
Fleurs (Les) ne mentent jamais; valse
dans De la folie pure, paroles de
Louis Lemarchand, musique de Mau-
rice Hermite, of France. © Mar.
29, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 30; E for. 3654;
Enoch & cie., Paris. 7899
Flight; words by Dorothy Dickinson,
music by Molly Carew, of Great
Britain. © Mar. 12, 1929; 1¢@ Mar.
_.-pt. 100, 1S. oye
30; E for. 3847; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. 7900
Flood (The) song; the Alabama flood,
words and music by Andrew Jen-
kins. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ¢e. Apr. 22, 1929; E unp.. 5992;
Southern music pub. co., ine, New
York, 7901
eri et Floodgates; words
First lessons in violin playing; in the | gates; words by Martha Martin,
music by R. Huntington Woodman;
high voice. © April 4, 1929; 2 ¢
April 8; E pub. 5095; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 7902
-Florella; words by Alfred Bryan, mu-
sic by L. E. De Francesco; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © Mar. 21, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
20; E pub. 4870; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. [© ukulele arr.] 7903
Florida the land of dreams; words and
music by D. M. McCauley. © 1 «.
Apr, 20, 1929; E unp. 5942; D. Mil-
ton McCauley, Jacksonville, Fla. .
7904
Flower of. delight; theme song of
Kyher, words by Harlan Thompson,
music by William Kernell. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Apr. 17,
1929; E unp. 5848; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, ine., New York. 7905 -
Fly with me; words by L. L. Larson,
music by Burrell Van _ Buren.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Feb. 2, 1929; E unp. 3379; Lincoln
L. Larson, Detroit. 7906
Flying; words and music by A. Lax
and E. Craig. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Apr. 1, 1929; E ump.
5665 ; Arnold Lax and Edward Craig,
Cambridge, Mass. 7907
Fo6r ro skull och tros skull och sa f6r
kiirleks skull; valsen, text av Wal-
demar Dalquist, musik avy Fred Win-
ter, of Sweden; pf. © Jan. 2, 1929;
1c Apr. 25; E for. 4009; Hdition
Sylvain, Stockholm, Sweden. 7908
Folias; de Gaspar Sanz, transcription
de Emilio Pujol, of Spain; guit. ©
Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 28, 1929;
E for. 3598; Editions Max Hschig,
Paris. 7909
Folk-tune (The) book; compiled and
arr. by Angela Diller and Kate
Stearns Page; rhythmic band pts.,
with conductor’s se. and song book.
2d series. © April 17, 1929; 2 e.
April 20; E pub. 5428; G. Schirmer,
inec., New York. 7910:
414
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
Follow thru; selection, by Ray Hen-
derson, of U. S., arr. by Hans Spi-
alek, of Austria; pf. ©. Apr.. 23,
1929; 2 e@ Apr. 24; BH pub. 5383;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 7911
Fond (The) dove: waltzes, by A. M.
Baldwin; pf. © April 8, 1929; 2 c.
April 3; E pub. 4753; Anita M. Bal-
dwin, Santa Anita, Calif. 7912
Foote (Arthur) Air; string orch. sc.
and pts. © Apr. 18, 1929; 2 c Apr.
27; E pub. 5486; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 7913
For she loves me; words and music by
A. J. P. Vandermyn. [Photostat]
© 1c. Apr. 1, 1929; E unp. 5256;
Armand J. P.Vandermyn, Pitts-
burgh. 7914
For you and I; words and music by
A. T. Jacobs. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Apr. 22, 1929; E unp.
5978; Albert T. Jacobs, San Fran-
cisco. 7915
For you and you alone; words and
music by F. H. Sheehan. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Apr. 6,
1929; E unp. 5673; Fannie Hauer
Sheehan, Mobile. 7916
For you, for me: hymn, words and
music by G. E. Bonney. © April 8, |
1929; 2 c. April 10; E pub. 4952;
Gerald Emery Bonney, Winona Lake,
Ind. TILE
For your colleen’s sake! do not forget
auld Erin! words and music by M.
Marchellos, of Greece, domiciled at
Union City, N. J. © 1. Apr. 20,
1929; E unp. 5955; Mabel Mar-
chellos, Union City, N. J. 7918
Fora ’e caycelle! versi e musica di
Luigi Donadio, of Italy, domiciled at
New York. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Apr. 5, 1929; E unp.
5403; John Clano, Woodside, L. I.,
1 7919
Forbidden; words and music by Jean
Talbot. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 25, 1929; E unp. 6110;
Ruth Sylvia Keil, Hollywood, Calif.
7920
Forget me not, I love you; words by
F. Folsom, music by Samuel H.
Speck. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 12, 1929; E unp. 5652;
Frellie Folsom, Statenville, Ga.
7921
Forgive and forget; words and music
by C. A. Blanchette; mixed voices.
© Mar. 25, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 27; E
7933
pub. 4868; Charles A. Blanchette,
Minneapolis, Minn. 7922
Forgotten; words and music by
Marjorie Blanid Gilbert. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Apr. 20,
1929; E unp. 5920; Raymond Edwin
Gilbert, Dorchester, Mass. 7923
Forsaken; words and music by M. EH.
Ward. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 12, 1929; E unp. 5676;
Maude Evelyn Ward, New Brighton,
SaTooN, TY 7924
Four-o’clocks; by Wallace A. Johnson,
op. 190, no. 4; pf. © April 10, 1929;
2 ce. April 12; E pub. 5072; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 7925
Frate vendicato; versi e musica di G.
Ippolito. [Words and melody only]
© Apr. 1, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 2; E pub.
4714; Giuseppe Ippolito, New
Rochelle, N. Y. 7926
Free air; humoresque, by Ferde Grofé ;
pf. .© April 19, 1929; 2 @ April 22;
E pub. 5269; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 7927
Fremersberg (Le); scéne instrumen-
tale en quatre parties; par Miloslaw
Kennemann, of Czechoslovakia;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. ©
Dee. 31, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 28, 1929; E
for. 3564; Heugel, Paris. 7928
French march patrol; by James M.
Fulton; band pts., with solo cornet
conductor. Cincinnati, O., Fillmore
music house. 4to. © Apr. 13, 1929;
2 ec. Apr. 20; E pub. 5255; Fillmore
bros. co., Cincinnati. 7929
Friend of mine; words and music by
M. H. Stowe; pf. New York City,
Frank Harding. © April 15, 1929;
2c. April 20; E pub. 5329; Margaret
H. Stowe, Elmira, N. Y. 7930
Fringes; lyric by Martha K. White,
music by L. Sugarman. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Apr. 15, 1929;
E unp. 5734; Louis Sugarman, New
York. 7931
From our native land; folk-song minia-
tures, arr. for pf. by Alec Rowley,
of Great Britain. © Mar. 27, 1929;
1¢. April 1; E for. 3526; Edwin Ash-
down, Itd., London. 7932
Fronde (Le) che vedesti rinverdire ;
per voce e orch. d’ archi, parole di
Ada Negri, musica di Mario Bru-
schettini, of Italy. © June 10, 1928;
1 ec. Apr. 18, 1929; E for. 3896;
Umberto Pizzi, Bologna, Italy. 7933
415
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
7934
pt. IIT, n.s., v. 24
Funny fables; by Emil Velazco; organ.
(In Komedy tid-bits) © Mar. 25,
1929; 2 c. April 10; E pub. 4993;
Crawford music corp., New None
Fury of the storm; by Leo A. Kem-
pinski, op. 83; orch. pts., with pf. or
organ conductor, and 1st violin con-
ductor. © Apr. 4, 1929; 2c. Apr. 5;
E pub. 4822; Irving Berlin standard
music corp., New York. 7935
Fusilamiento (El) de Toral; corrido,
por I. M. Valle, of Mexico, domiciled
at Chicago; two voices. [Photostat]
© 1c. Apr. 29, 1929; E unp. 6193;
Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago. 7936
Gal (The) I loved; words and music
by J. Centek. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Apr. 25, 1929; E unp.
6098; Joseph Centek, Almena, a
Galant (Le) chasseur et la belle
laitiére; par Vincent d’ Indy, of
France, op. 95; pf. © Mar. 5, 1929;
1..e.. Mar. 28; E for. 3570; Heugel,
Paris. 7938
Gallardas; de Gaspar Sanz, transcrip-
tion, de Emilio Pujol, of Spain; guit.
© Dee. 31, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 28; 1929;
E for. 3596; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris, 7939
Garden (The) where my dreams came
true; words by S. J. Simon, music
by Jack Sims, of Great Britain; pf.
ace., with banjulele banjo and uku-
lele arr. by Alvin D. Keech. [Staff
and tonie sol-fa notations] © Apr.
21-1929 * Te. Apr. 5: ‘for. 3105;
B. Feldman & co., London. 7940
Garlic blues; words and music by
Spencer Williams. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Apr. 22, 1929; HE
unp. 5968; Georgia music co., New
York. 7941
Gavotte; by Arthur Foote; string orch.
se. and pts. © Apr. 18, 1929; 2c.
Apr. 27; E pub. 5437; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 7942
Gavotte; fiir violoncello und klavier,
von Ernst Cahnbley, of Germany,
‘op. 12, no. 2. (Jn Vortrags-album,
heft. 2) .© Mar. 21, 1929; 1 «Apr.
4; E for. 3708; Steingraber-verlag,
Leipzig. 79438
Ge mig en blick ur dina vackra 6gon;
fox-trot, text av Jean Ernst, musik
av Karl Wehle, of Sweden; pf.
Apr. 10,1928; 1 ¢ Apr. 25, 1929." Hh
for. 4006; Edition Sylvain, Stock-
holm, Sweden. 7944
Gedanken sind frei; lied und blues,
aus Sie werden lachen, worte von
Karl Farkas, musik von Egon Neu-
mann, of Austria. © Nov. 7, 1928;
1c. Jan. 24, 1929; E for. 4023; Edi-
tion Bristol musik-u. bithnenverlag,
a. g., Vienna. 7945
Gee whiz! when mother washes me;
song recitation, words by Retta
Jacobs, music by Mary V. McGowan.
© Nov. 14, 1928; 2 ec. April 15, 1929;
E pub. 5043; Eldridge entertainment
house, ine., Franklin, O. 7946
Geisha girl; Japanse fox-trot, lyrics
by T. Lardon and William Terryl,
music by T. Lardon. [Words and
melody only] © 1: Apr. 4, 1929;
E unp. 5360; Ted Lardon, Brooklyn.
F947
General Charles P. Summerall ; march,
by H. Scholtens; band pts. 4to. ©
April 27, 1929; 2 cc, April 27 5; pub.
5457 ; Hendrick Scholtens, Ft. Ethan
Allen, Vt. 7948
Genevieve; words by C. F. Dietsch,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Apr. 20, 1929;
E unp. 5928; Clao Fairchild Dietsch,
Rawlins, Wy. 7949
Ghitar ; Spanish dance, by F. Amodeo,
op. 5; pf. acc. ©1c. Feb. 16, 1929;
E unp. 3799; Ferdinand Amodeo,
Mechanicville, N. Y. 7950
Giovanna to thee I am calling; lyric
by Richard Kountz, musie by Josef
Pasternack, arr. by Albert Deer;
male voices. 4to. © Apr. 8, 1929;
2.e. Apr. 11; E pub. 5011; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 7951
Girls, girls, I have cold feet now;
words by A. M. Drazkowski, music
by Pauline Britting. New York
City, Frank Harding. ©. Mar. 8,
1929; 2 c. Apr. 11; E pub. 5139; Al-
bert M. Drazkowski, Manchester,
IN: els 7952
Girls (The) who we ignore; words by
J. Zarro,. musie by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Apr. 3, 1929; E unp. 5309; Juan
Zarro, Brooklyn. 7953
Gisheft (A) hob ich; words by M.
Rund, music by J. Jaffe. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Apr. 17,
1929; E unp. 5842; Julius Jaffe and
Morris Rund, New York. 7954
Give a rouse; poem by Robert Brown-
ing, music by Louis Drakeford, of
Great Britain; in E flat. [London],
416
Pe
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929 .
7975
Winthrop Rogers, ltd. © Mar. 28,
gazva: 1 ec Apr. 12; Wyion, 2:
Hawkes & son (London) Itd., Lon-
don. 7955
Give me a parting smile; words and
music by C. H. J. Harding. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Apr. 6,
1929; E unp. 5425; C. H. J. Harding,
New York. 7956
Give me a penny of your love; words
and music by A. V. Herman, of Rus-
Sia, domiciled at Seattle, Wash. ©
me. Apr. 11,..1929;, EB unp...5613 ;
Anatole V. Herman, Seattle. (957
Give me light ; words by G. D. Giuseffi,
musie by Andrew S. Dimichino. ©
1c. Apr. 9, 1929; E unp. 5533; Giro-
lamo D. Giuseffi, St. Louis. 7958
Give me my mammy back and [ll be
satisfied; words and music by
Thomas A. Romley. © 1. Apr. 5,
1929; E unp. 5410; Thomas Aquinas
Romley, Arlington, Mass. 7959
Glee and chorus book for male voices;
by Earl Towner and Ernest Hesser.
4to. © Mar. 13, 1929; 2 c. and aff.
Mar. 23; A 6261; Silver, Burdett &
co., Newark, N. J. 7960
Glorious (The) way; Sunday school
service for Children’s day, words by
A. A. Payn, music by Adam Geibel
and others. 8vo. © April 10, 1929;
2c. April 17; E pub. 5119; Hall-
Mack co., Philadelphia. 7961
Glory ; marche heroique, par Spéranza-
Camusat, of France; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Mar. 20,
igeo 1 Apr 137 HY for. 3997 ;
Cheudens, Paris. 7962
God bless King George! a Song of em-
pire, words by W. Allen Barker, mu-
sic by Harold Charles Gilbard Stev-
ens, of Great Britain. © Feb. 21,
1929; 1 ‘e. Apr. 15;:'E) for. 3811 ;s
Berners music co., ltd., London.
7963
God needed an angel: words by D. P.
Watkins, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Apr. 17, 1929; E unp. 5818; David
P. Watkins, Plainsville, Pa. 7964
God, the Eternal Ruler; anthem, words
by J. W. Chadwick, music by} 70°,
Tertius Noble, of Great Britain, dom-
iciled at New York: mixed voices.
4to. © Apr. 18, 1929; 2 ¢ Apr. Oe ;
E pub. 5434; Arthur P. Schmidt co..
Boston. 7965
Golden California ; words and music by
Horace Smythe [pseud. of H. W. B.
Smith] [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 1, 1929; B unp. 5251;
Horace W. B. Smith, San Francisco.
7966
Golden (The) kernels of love; words
and music by T. CheeChoo, of Can-
ada. [Words and melody only] ©
Pero Apr bs laao:. hr arp. tae 5
Thomas CheeChoo, Watts, Alta.,
Canada. (967 |
Gondoliera veneziana; by C. Adolfo
Bossi, of Italy, op. 24, no. 2; pf. ©
April 10, 1929; 2 c. April 12; E pub.
5068; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 7968
Good luck seeds; words and music by
H. Yorke-Norburn, of Canada.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Apr. 6, 1929; E unp. 5484; Henry
Yorke-Norburn, Birchcliff, Ont., Can-
ada. 7969
Good morning glory; from the musical
comedy, lyrics by Darrell P. Ware,
music by J. W. Miller. © April 2,
1929; 2 ¢e. April 9; E pub. 4907; Joe
W. Miller and Darrell Ware, Evans-
ton, Ill. 7970
Good night, dear heart, good night;
words by M. P. Johnson, music by
Samuel H. Speck.. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Apr. 26, 1929; E
unp. 6132; Morris P. Johnson, De-
troit. 7971
Goodness gracious Sue; fox-trot, words
by H. Kern and Patrick Duffy, mu-
sic by Ray Hibbeler. New York
City, Frank Harding. © April 16,
1929; 2 ec. April 20; E pub. 5333;
Harry Kern, Schofield Barracks,
Hawaii. (972
Gopak; kleinrussischer tanz aus der
oper Der jahrmarkt von Sorodtschin-
tzi, von M. Mussorgsky, arr. von Leo-
pold Weninger, of Austria; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and violin 1 con-
ductor. 4to. © Mar. 20, 1929; 1c.
Apr. 9; HE for. 3722; .D. .Bakter,
Leipzig. 7973
Gordohn (Theordor) Three Russian
sketches; strings. 1. A thought. [2
others] ©1c. Apr. 25, 1929; E unp.
6097 ; Herman Victor Gordohn, Crest-
wood, N. Y. 7974
Goumiers (Les); de Suite Marocaine,
par M. Deimas—F. Andrieu, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1c. Apr.
13, 1929; E for. 3993; Andrieu
fréres, Paris. 7975
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7976
pt. III, n.s., Vv 24
Gounod (Charles Francois) There is
a green hill; transcribed by Edward
Shippen Barnes; organ. © Apr. 3,
1929. 2 .c 4Apr, 5; 2 Gpub. “4886;
Theodore Presser, co., Philadelphia.
7976
Gracey, my pretty baby; words by G.
Landi, music by Samuel H. Speck.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Apr. 26, 1929; E unp. 6188; Grace
Landi, Passaic, N. J. fot
Grand (The) arpeggio; by H. J. Chal-
mers; solo for harp or pf. © Mar.
25, 1929; 2 ce. Mar. 26; E pub. 4700;
Harry J. Chalmers, Akron, O. 7978
Grand concerto; pour violoncelle avec
ace. de pf., par H. Villa-Lobos, of
Brazil, op. 50. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 «.
Mar. 28, 1929; E for. 3608; Editions
Max HEschig, Paris. 7979
Grand valse brillante; by Rich. Krentz-
lin, of Germany, op. 108; pf. duet.
© April 4, 1929; 2 c. April 6; E pub.
4925; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 7980
Grave (The) could not hold Him;
hymn, words and music by G. HE.
Bonney. © April 8, 1929; 2 ¢. April
10; E pub. 4955; Gerald Emery
Bonney, Winona Lake, Ind. 7981
Great Scot! sporting musical romance,
book by D. F. Marcus and George F.
Smithfield, lyrics and music by D. F.
Marcus and Bernard Maltin. ©1le.
Apr. 26,1929.) unp.,..27502. 3) DP,
Frank Marcus, ne Ney Yee oe
Great (The) smokey yhountains and
you; waltz ballad, lyric by J. V. Dilla-
hunty, music by Burrell Van Buren.
Three Rivers, Texas, Dillahunty pub.
co. (©, Mar; 1: 1929") 2 ey Mar NV2:;
E pub. 5262; Josephine Virginia
Dillahunty, Three Rivers, Tex. 7983
Green (The) tent; two-part song, poem
by W. H. Davies, music by Rutland
Boughton, of Great Britain; female
or treble voices. London, J. Curwen
& sons, ltd. 4to. © Apr. 9, 1929; 1
c:' Apr. 6; E. for. (3740; Rutland
Boughton, Newent, Gloucestershire,
England. 7984
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) To spring;
op. 48, no. 6; transcription by Kd-
ward Shippen Barnes; organ. ©
Agr, "3; 119294 “20e. Apr.) Die ypub:
4834; Theodore Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 7985
Grieving for you; words and music by
W. P. Saunders. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Apr. 24, 1929; E
unp. 6059; William Philip Saunders,
Cleveland. 7986
Grins and giggles; novelty, by Andy
Sannella, arr. by Claude Lapham; H
flat alto saxaphone, with pf. ace. ©
Apr. °16,°1929'5'2.-¢, Apr’ 1 ii pene
5176; Crawford music corp., New
York. , 7987
Grouch (The) poem by Kate Forman,
music by Daniel Protheroe; cho. for
male voices. 4to. © April 30, 1929;
2c. April 29; E pub. 5512; Henry T.
FitzSimons, Chicago. 7988
Gruppetto melody; the melody of the
turn, by A. Cerboneschi; pf. Boston,
W. B. Hasey & co. © July 9, 1928;
2 ec. April 10, 1929; E pub. 4950;
W. B. Hasey, Boston. 7989
Gruss on’s burgenland; text und musik
von R. Perl; 2 voices. obl. 24mo.
New York, Frank Penny. © April
22, 1929; 2 c. April 23; E pub. 5293;
Rudolf Perl, New York. 7990
Guitar; Spanish dance, by F. Amodeo,
op. 5; violin solo. © 1 ¢. Apr. 3,
1929; E unp. 5873; Ferdinand
-Amodeo, Mechanicville, N. Y. 7991
Guitar song; words by William Fred-
erick Dix, music by D. D. Imbrie.
New York, Harold Flammer, ine.
© April 22, 1929; 2 ce. April 23; B
pub. 5296; Daphne Dame Imbrie,
South Orange, N. J. 7992
Gullita; danza Mexicana, letra y
musica de J. C. Tovar, of Mexico,
domiciled at New York; pf. ©1-..
Apr. 16, 1929; E unp. 5805; José
Conrado Tovar, New York. 7993
Gumbo; by T. Parenti. © 1c. Apr. 25,
1929; E unp. 6116; Tony Parenti,
New York. 7994
Gure Herria; recueil de chansons
basque, par le P. Donostia, of Spain.
© Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ce. Mar. 28, 1929;
E for. 3592; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 7995
Gypsy queen; melody by A. Gianelli.
© 1c. Apr. 25, 1929; E unp. 6080;
Antony Gianelli, New York. 7996
Habana; tango lento, di Enzo Masetti,
of Italy; orch., with pf. conductor.
4to., ©,dJan. 15,:1929; 14; Ape eae
E for. 3891; Umberto Pizzi, Bologna,
Italy. 7997
Hiindel (Georg Friedrich) By my
command; recitative [and] Wher-
e’er you walk; aria, from Semele,
words authorized by Percy Rector
418
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
Stephens, new pf. arr. by Horace
Hunt; med., G flat. © April 11,
1929; 2 c. April 18; E pub. 50386;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 7998
A collection of Handel’s songs;
selected and ed. by Walter Ford, of
Great Britain, with pf. accs. newly
arr. from the original se. by Rupert
Erlebach, of Great Britain. 4to. 1.
vy. 2, dramatie sop.—2. v. 3, mezzo-
sop.—3. v. 5, ten. © Mar. 8, Feb.
25, Mar. 5; 1 ¢. Mar. 30; E for. 3651-—
3653 ; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
7999-8001
Overture to Athalia; transcribed
by Charles C. Francis, of Great
Britain; organ. © Mar. 21, 1929;
'cG, Apr. 3: BH tor, 5(45;° Ho. W.
Deane & sons, The year book press,
ltd., London. 8002
——Ten songs; English text and pf.
ace. arr. from the original figured
bass by A. Somervell, of Great
Britain. London, J. Curwen & sons,
ltd. © July 17, 1928; 1c. July 14;
E for. 3910; Arthur Somervell, Lon-
don. 8003
Halffter (Ernesto) Dos canciones
(Deux chansons) ; poémes de Rafael
Alberti, version francaise de Henri
- Collet, musique de Ernesto Halffter,
of Spain. 1. La corza blanea. [1
other] © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 @ Mar.
28, 1929; E for. 3883; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. 8004
Hamburg am jungferstrand; walzer-
lied, by P. Miller; 1st B flat clarinet.
© 7 ec. Apr. 16, 1929; E unp. 5774;
Peter Miller, Philadelphia. 8005
Happiest girl in the world; words by
P. Gawthorne, music by Harold Gar-
stin, of Great Britain, domiciled at
San Francisco. ©1c. Apr. 11, 1929;
E unp. 5669; Peter Gawthorne, San
Francisco. 8006
Happy (The) song; words and music
by W. Bently, musie arr. by Albert
Sand. © Mar. 30, 1929; 2c. Apr. 5;
E pub. 5188; Warren Gregg, Peru,
Ta. 8007
Happy time; concert party album no.
44, words and music by Scott
Gordon, of Great Britain. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] 1. Open-
ing chorus. [5 others] © Feb. 22,
19279 -"1 -e;’ Apr. 15; ° HW “for.’ 3838;
Reynolds & co., London. 8008
Harebell (The) [and] Wild rose;
words by Dorothy Pleydell-Bouverie,
music by I. Vickers, of Great
8019
Britain. London, Metzler & co,
(1920) ltd. © Apr, 11, 1929;,1.c.
Apr. 20; E for. 4017; Izme Vickers,
London. 8009
Harlem walk; by Donald Heywood.
[Chords, single staff] © 1¢. Apr.
1G, ;.lgco}, 4 np... 5791.;, Harrison
Godwin Smith, New York. 8010
Have you forgotten, cherie; words and
music by Benny Davis and J. Fred
Coots. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. April 1, 1929; E unp. 5550;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 8011
Have you the time; lyrics and music
by Frayser Hinton. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Apr. 12, 1929;
E unp. 5631; Remick musSi¢e corp.,
New York. 8012
Haven of dreams; words and music by
H. D. E. Ovenden, of Canada.
{Words and melody only] © 1.
Apr. 25, 1929; E unp. 6104; Horace
D. E. Ovenden, Wainfleet, Ontario,
Canada. 8013
Haydn (Franz Josef) Toy symphony ;
vocal se., words by John Lyly, John
Logan and John Wolcot, music by
Franz Joseph Haydn, arr. and ed. by
John A. O’Shea. 4to. 1. Allegro.
[2 others] © Apr. 1, 1929; 2 c. Apr.
17; E pub. 5136; C. C. Birchard &
co., Boston. 8014
He did it; hymn, words and music by
C. Austin Miles. (In Songs of faith
and triumph) © April 10, 1929; 2c.
April 17; E pub. 5408; Hall-Mack
co., Philadelphia. 8015
He has trod the path before; words
and music by G. E. Bonney. ©
April 8, 1929; 2 ec. April 10; E pub.
4953; Gerald Emery Bonney, Winnoa
Lake, Ind. 8016
He is King; hymn, words by James
Rowe, music by Thomas Benton.
Jan. “3.19292 ¢ Reb. 26 °° pub.
4734; Eugene Monroe Bartlett, Hart-
ford, Ark. 8017
He is looking my way; hymn, words
by C. J. E. Nelson, music by Albin
B. Anderson. ‘© Nov. 1, 1928; 2 ec.
April 20, 1929; EH pub. 5231; Carl
J. E. Nelson, Minneapolis. 8018
He’s a good man to have around;
theme song in Honky tonk, words
by Jack Yellen, music by Milton
Ager; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
Dan Dougherty. © April 9, 1929; 2
e. April 10; E pub. 4940; Ager, Yel-
len & Bornstein, inc., New York.
8019
419
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8020
He’s jolly Jimmie Walker; words and
- musie by A. Lindsay. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Apr. 3, 1929;
E unp. 5306; Alfred Lindsay, East
Orange, N. J. 8020
He’s my little rain-beau, he kissed me
in the rain; words and music by
A. A. Calmbacher. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Apr. 18, 1929; E
unp. 5692; Adolph Arthur Calm-
bacher, Freeport, L. I., N. Y. 8021
Hearts adrift; words by L. M. Haw-
kins, music by Samuel S. Speck.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Apr. 12, 1929; E unp. 5653; Louise
M. Hawkins, Casper, Wy. 8022
Hearts are mating; words and music
by H. Kanter. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Apr. 2, 1929; E unp.
- 5275; Howard Kanter, New Bed-
ford, Mass. 8023
Heaven; hymn, words and music by
T. S. Cobb. © Nov. 20, 1928; 2-c.
Apr. 18, 1929; E pub. 5200; Thomas
Seth Cobb, Fort Worth, Tex. 8024
Heaven in my soul; hymn, words and
music by Luther G. Presley. © Jan.
3, 1929; 2 ce Feb. 26; E pub. 4723;
Eugene Monroe Bartlett, Hartford,
Ark. : 8025
Heavenly love; lyrics by B. Klasmer,
music by E. Hammerbacher. © 1c.
Apr. 30, 1929; E unp. 6229; Benja-
min Klasmer and Edmund Hammer-
bacher, Baltimore. 8026
Heaven’s gift to me; poem by Frank
Tannehill, music by Alfred Solman.
© April 12, 1929; 2 c. April 24; E
pub. 5401; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc., New York. 8027
Heigh-ho! ev’rybody, heigh-ho! words
and music by Harry Woods. © Apr.
9, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 10; E pub. 4973;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 8028
Heja-valsen; text av Gdsta Stevens,
musik av Ernst Rolf, of Sweden; pf.
© Mar. 4, 1929; 1c. Apr. 22; E for.
38913; Ernst Rolfs musikforlags,
a. b., Stockholm, Sweden. 8029
Helen’s first piano lessons; by R. J.
Bassett; pf., and pf. with words.
Indianapolis, Ind. James music ¢o.
© Apr. 11, 1929; 2 ¢, and aff, Apr.
13; A 14088; Ruby Jameson Bassett,
Shelbyville, Ind. - 8030
Hello there world; words and music by
M. de Fonville. © Mar. 20, 1929;
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
2 e¢. Mar. 23; E pub. 4755; Marion de
Fonville, Kansas City, Mo. 8031
Hello yourself; selection from the mu-
sical comedy, music by Richard My-
ers; pf. © Mar. 22, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
25; E pub. 4790; Harms, inc., New
York. 8032
Hendriks (Francis) Sonata; op. 59;
pf. © Mar. 29, 1929; 2 « April
6; E pub. 4895; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 8033
Hera—goddess of the sky; words and
music by Arthur L. Ball. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Apr. 13,
1929; E unp. 5703; Aviation indus-
tries, ine,, Chicago. 8034
Herbert Hoover; waltz, words and mu-
sic by E. S. Sabilla. © 1c. Mar. 27,
1929; E unp. 5278; Effie Seldon Sa-
billa, Gary, Ind. 8035
Herbstrosen; walzer, von Josef
Strauss, op. 232, arr. von Leopold
Weninger, of Austria ; orch pts., with
violin 1 conductor. 4to. © Mar. 20,
1929; 1 ec. Apr. 9; E for. 3724; An-
ton J. Benjamin, Leipzig. 80386
Herztone; walzer, von Josef Strauss,
op. 172, arr. von Leopold Weninger,
of Austria; orch. pts., with violin 1
conductor. 4to. © Mar. 9, 1929;
1c. Apr. 4; E for. 3711; Anton J.
Benjamin, Leipzig. 8037
Heseltine (Philip) Two songs; words
by Arthur Symons, music by Peter
Warlock [pseud. of P. Heseltine], of
Great Britain. A prayer to Saint
Anthony of Padua. [1 other] ©
Jan. 24, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 26;, H for.
4038; Oxford university press, Lon-
don. 8038
Hi, Bo! rodeo; fox-trot song, words
and music by Marie Anderson; pf.
and ukulele acc. © April 27, 1929;
2c. April 27; E pub. 5461; Corn-
husker music publishers, Lincoln,
Neb. 8039
Hi-flyers (The) ; from the 1 act skit,
words and music by Sarah Eldridge.
© Nov. 2, 1928; 2 ec. April 15, 1929;
E pub. 5045; Eldridge entertainment
house, ine. Franklin, O. 8040
Hi-Jack; musical comedy, lyries by
Jack Mason, Bob De Haven and
W. H. Purnell, music by J. W. Ma-
son. © April 9, 1929; 2 c. April 15;
D pub. 27493; Jack William Mason,
Madison, Wis. 8041
420
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no. 4, 1929
8062
Hi-jinx; novelty fox-trot, by Fred
Libby and Harold Berg; pf. ©l1e.
Apr. 8, 1929; E unp. 5483; Frederick
M. Libby, Los Angeles. 8042
High life; by Duke Ellington; pf. ©
April 2, 1929; 2 e. April 19; E pub.
5207; Gotham music service, inc.,
New York. 8048
High living; hymn, words by C. J. E.
Nelson, musie by N. L. Ridderhof.
© Nov. 1, 1928; 2 ec. April 20, 1929;
E pub. 5234; Carl J. E. Nelson, Min-
neapolis. 8044
High-ways to heaven; lyric by Jimmie
Dooley [i. e. J. M. Dooley], music
by Jimmie Dooley and Helen Naoma
Miller. © 1c. Apr. 19, 1929; E unp.
5914: James Monroe Dooley, Long
Beach, Calif. 8045
Hills (The) of old New England;
words and music by A. M. Guthrie
Tilton, harmonized by R. E. S.
[pseud. of Arthur Ryder] © Apr. 5,
Peo 2 € Apr. 19* BM pob..' 5225;
Annie M. G. Tilton, Haverhill, N. H.
8046
Hiram Abiff the widow’s son; memo-
rial song, words by I. W. Gilbert,
music by Luther A. Clark; solo,
with male quartette. © Mar. 15,
1929; 2 ec. April 1; E pub. 4709; Ivo
William Gilbert, Branch, Ark. 8047
His promises never can fail; hymn,
words by Alfred Barratt, music by
Thomas Benton. © Nov. 20, 1928;
ee Apr, £8). 1929; “pap: “5205 >
Thomas Seth Cobb, Fort Worth, Tex.
8048
Hittin’ the ceiling; words and music
by Archie Gottler, Sidney D. Mit-
chell and Con Conrad. © April 22,
1929; 2 ec April 23; E pub. 5310;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 8049
Hostermans memoarer; skirgardsvals,
text och musik: Ejnar Westling, of
Sweden; pf. © June 15, 1928; 1 e.
Apr. 12, 1929; E for. 3755; Edition
Sylvain, Stockholm, Sweden. 8050
HoOstserenad; sangvals, text av Sven-
Olof Sandberg, musik av Jules Syl-
vain [pseud. of Stig Hansson], of
Sweden; pf. © Dec. 10, 1928; 1 ¢.
Apr. 25, 1929; E for. 4012; Edition
Sylvain, Stockholm, Sweden. 8051
Hold me—I’m falling for you; words
by Charles Tobias and Harry To-
bias, music by Henry H. Tobias.
[Words and melody only] ©l1e.
_
April. 10, 1929; E. unp. 5553; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 8052
Holiday (A) on the ranch; tone pic-
ture of the West, by H. Werder; pf.
[Photostat] © 1. Apr. 26, 1929;
E unp. 6149; Hans Werder, Denver.
8053
Hollywood melody; lyric by Lois Lee-
son, music by J. Plaskette. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Apr. 10,
1929; E unp. 5578; Jane Plaskette
and Lois Leeson, Hollywood, Calif.
8054
Holtz ich iron Moisha; words and mu-
sic by I. Loonan. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Apr. 6, 1929; E
unp. 5456; Irving Loonan, Brook-
lyn. 8055
Homeland (The); words by Muriel
McKee, music by A. Thanet. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Mar. 23,
1929; E unp. 5041; Anna Thanet,
Bellmore, N. Y. 8056
Homeward bound; 4-pt. cho., words by
Warner Van Valkenburg, music by
Charles Wakefield Cadman; men’s
voices, with bar. or bass solo. 4to.
© April 6, 1929; 2 c. April 23; E
pub. 5295; Harold Flammer, inc,
New York. 8057
Honey; fox-trot song, by Seymour Si-
mons, Haven Gillespie and Richard
A. Whiting, arr. by Walter C. Si-
mon; Feistyle pianorgan. © April
22, 1929; 2 c. April 24; E pub. 5424;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 8058
Honey (The) bees’ neeze; intro.
Honey, compiled by Leo. Wood, ed.
and arr. by Lee Orean Smith; spe-
cial organ transcription, with words.
© April 138, 1929; 2 c April 15; BH
pub. 5064; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
8059
Honey dear; words and music by P.
Gornkowski. © 1c. Apr. 1, 1929;
EK unp. 5231; Paul Gornkowski,
Peru, Il. 8060
Honey I love you; words and music
by D. H. Lowenstein. [Chords, sin-
gle staff] [Photostat] ©1e. Apr.
1, 1929; E unp. 5262; David H.
Lowenstein, Cincinnati. 8061
Honey-moon; words and music by A.
M. Malberg. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Mar. 6, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
15; E pub. 4965; Alma M. Malberg,
Rockford, Wash. 8062
421
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8063
pt. 1, n. s., v. 24
Honey o’ mine; words and music by
C. E. Morganstern. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Apr. 26, 1929;
E unp. 6148; Charles E. Morgan-
stern, Chicago. 8063
Honeymoon; theme song of Time,
place and the girl, lyric by Will M.
Hough and Frank R. Adams, music
by Jos. E. Howard. © Mar. 21,
1929; 2 ¢. Apr. 2; E pub. 4718; Chas.
K. Harris, New York. 8064
Honeymoon; waltz song, words by L.
H. Mackay, music by Sylvester L.
Cross. New York City, Frank Hard-
ing music house. © Mar. 18, 1929;
2 c. Mar. 28; E pub. 4874; Lulu
Hackett Mackay, Seattle. 8065:
Hoo Hoo Hoover; words and music by
M. H. Morley. New York City,
Frank Harding. © April 15, 1929;
2 ec. April 20; E pub. 5332; Mary
Harriet Morley, Lemoyne, Pa.
8066
Hornpipe; by Clara Osmond, of Great
Britain > pl. © Jian, 2141929) te,
Feb. 7; E for. 3750; A. Weekes & co.,
ltd., London. 8067
Hot and bothered; fox trot melody, by
C. Maisto. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1929; E
unp. 5448; Colombo Maisto, Brook-
lyn. 8068
Hct bricks; by Peter Packay [pseud.
of Pierre Paquet], of Belgium; pf.
© April 3, 1929; 2 ¢« April 4; B
pub. 4761; Edward B. Marks music
co., New York. 8069
Hot dog blues; fox-trot, words by Bur-
rell Van Buren, music by J. Wick-
iser. © Apr. 12, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 18;
E pub. 5180; James Wickiser, Tulsa,
Ok. 8070
Hot footin’ it; words and music by
Archie Gottler, Sidney D. Mitchell,
and Con Conrad. © April 22, 1929;
2 ¢c. April 23; E pub. 5808; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inec., New York.
8071
Hot ice; slow fox trot, by L. S. Shurt-
liff. [Melody only] © 1 ec. Apr.
10, 1929; E unp. 5559; Louis Stew-
art Shurtliff, Los Angeles. 8072
Hot sax; by Sid. Phillips, of Great
Britain, and J. Paques, of Belgium ;
I} flat alto saxophone with pf. acc.
©. Mar, 25, 1929.;.1) ¢. Apr. 4; JB
for. 3647; International music Co.,
3russels, Belgium. 80738
Hot steppin’; words by David S. Gold-
berg, music by H. O. Carow. © 1 «.
Apr. 10, 1929; E unp. 5577; Herman
Otto Carow, Philadelphia. 8074
How are you off for eggs; words by
Graham Squiers, music by Shirley
Goodall, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr. 3,
1929; 1 @ Apr. 5; E for, 3704; B.
Feldman & co., London. 8075
How can I love again after loving you;
fox-trot song, lyric by Benée Rus-
sell, music by Vincent Rose. ©
April 18, 1929; 2 ¢. April 20; E pub.
5288 ; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
8076
How can I smile; lyric by Hdw. B.
Gordon, music by Cy Springer
[pseud. of Paul Specht]; pf. and
ukulele ace. © April 1, 1929; 2 ¢.
April 5; E pub. 4985; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 8077
How do I know? words by E. R. Hed-
man, music by Sylvester Long Cross.
© 1c. Apr. 4, 1929; E unp. 5376;
Evelyn R. Hedman, Oakland, Calif.
8078
Hudson-Hssex Challenger march; by
Josef A. Pasternack; pf: © 1 e.
Apr. 8, 1929; E unp. 5477; Judson.
radio program corp., New York.
8079
Hudson rhinelander; by M. V. Paja-
kowski; violin. ©1c. Apr. 3, 1929;
E unp. 53825; Matthew V. Pajakow-
ski, Buffalo. 8080
Humoreski; by Selim Palmgren, of
Finland, op. 87, no. 2; pf. © Dee.
31, 1928; 1. c. Mar. 9, 1929; E for.
2976; Anton J. Benjamin, Leipzig.
8081
Humoresque; pour pf., main gauche
seule, par Henri Furlani, of Italy.
© Mar. 20, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 6: E for.
3772; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
8082
Hunor¢Gia polka; by J. Wyskowski.
[Melody only] © 1c. Apr. 12, 1929;
E unp. 5715; John Wyskowski, New
York. 8083
Huracan (El) de Puerto Rico; Bam-
buco, letra por Hspada Rodriquez,
musica arr. por EH. Dorrego. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Apr. 12,
1929; EK unp. 5645; Enrique Dorrego,
New York. . +8084
Hurrah for the wonder bakers! yo-ho!
yo-ho! yo-ho! words by Frank Mou-
lan, musie by Will Donaldson. [Pho-
422
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no. 4, 1929
8106
I
H
Lo
tostat] ©1ce. Apr..6, 1929; E unp.
5539; Batten, Barton, ‘Durstine &
Osborn, ine., New York. 8085
ain’t got nothin’ for nobody but you;
words by Margie Morris and Frank
Capano, music by Billie Dale and
Bob Ricketts; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Mar. 23, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 22; E
pub. 4464; Empire music co., New
York. 8086
am coming back to old New Hamp-
shire, Molly; words and music by
1. LL Boyle. ©) Apr. 18, 1929: °2° ¢.
Apr. 22; E pub. 5359; Edward I.
Boyle, Worcester. 8087
am thinking love of you; words by
F. O. Robinson, music by John
Heiser. © Mar. 29, 1929; 2 ¢. April
10; E pub. 51385; Fred O. Robinson,
Cambridge, Mass. 8088
am thinking more of you: words by
O. Reynolds, music by Samuel H.
Speck. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 26, 1929; E unp. 6136;
Otto Reynolds, Roanoke Rapids,
N. C 8089
barndomens Angder; text: N. G.
Granath, musik: Jules Sylvain
[pseud. of Stig Hansson], of Swe-
den; pf. © Oct. 8, 1928; 1c. Apr.
12, 1929; E for. 3761; Edition Syl-
vain, Stockholm, Sweden. 8090
bring my song to you; words and
music by M. Laing. © 1c. Apr. 23,
1929; E unp. 6006; Marie Laing,
New York. 8091
ean get it for you wholesale; words
and music by Charles Tobias and
Jack Ellis. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Apr. 8, 1929; E unp.
5514; Santly bros., inc., New York.
8092
can never live without you, pal of
mine; words by J. J. Kelly, music by
Fred Ahlefeld; pf. and ukulele acc.
© 1c. Apr. 6, 1929; E unp. 5473;
John Joseph Kelly, Chicago. 8093
can’t find the man I want; words
and music by Ed Goodman. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Apr. 16,
1929; E unp. 5772; Edward Leonard
Goodman, Philadelphia. 8094
ean’t forget; words and music by M.
Futernick, of Russia, domiciled at
Detroit. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. April 10, 1929; E unp. 5557;
Morris Futernick, Detroit. 8095
423
I can’t forget; words by Howard Dietz,
music by Muriel Pollock and Arthur
Schwartz; pf.and ukulele acc. New
York, Chappell-Harms, inc. © Apr.
15, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 16; E pub. 5159;
Harms, ine., New York. 8096
I ean’t keep away from you; words
and music by L. Deutsch. © April
4, 1929; 2 ec. April 5; E pub. 4808;
Leo Deutsch, Wilkes Barre, Pa.
8097
I care more for you than you think I
do; words and music by R. Murray;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Apr. 20,
1O29 2 Cor ADT sn ele, Pee PUD, 220 5
Richard Murray, New Orleans. 8098
I confess I love you; words and music
by J. M. Pearson. © 1c. Apr. 19,
1929; E unp. 5862; Julius M. Pear-
son, Brooklyn. 8099
I’d do anything for you; words and
music by Cliff Friend and Lew Pol-
lack. [Words and melody] ©1e«
Apr. 6, 1929; E unp. 5464; Remick
music corp., New York. 8100
I don’t care; lyric by Martha R. White,
music by L. Sugarman. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Apr. 15, 1929;
E unp. 5736; Louis Sugarman, New
York. 8101
I don’t love anyone—I don’t love any-
one—I don’t love anyone but you;
words and music by Al Lewis, Al
Sherman and Abner Silver. [Words
and melody only]. © 1 c. Apr. 3,
1929; E unp. 5332; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc., New York. 8102
I don’t love you, for some-one else ’'m
longing; words and music by C. Di
Marco. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 1, 1929; E unp. 5241;
Consetta Di Marco, Brooklyn. 8103
I don’t mind telling you; words and
musie by S. Brent. © 1c. Apr. 18,
1929; E unp. 5693; Stanford Brent,
Oakland, Calif. 8104
I don’t wanna be good; words by John
McLaughlin, music by Johnny
Tucker and Joe Schuster; pf. and
ukulele acc. © April 1, 1929; 2 ¢.
April 5; E pub. 4988; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 8105
I don’t want to get thin; theme song in
Honky tonk, words by Jack Yellen,
music by Milton Ager; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by Dan Dougherty.
April 9, 1929; 2 e. April 10; E pub.
4941; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc.,
New York. 8106
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I dream of Hawaii and you; words | I just pretend. it’s you; words by
and music by Jack Palmer and Irv- Charles Newman, music by Rube
I
Le
I
ing Mills; pf. ace. with ukulele arr.
by M. Kalua. © April 2, 1929; 2 ¢.
April 19; E pub. 5211; Gotham music
service, inec., New York. 8107
found the way to happiness, the day
that I met you; words and music by
T, A. Foley, jr ©, 1,°c.. ‘Apr. 24;
1929; E unp. 6047; Thomas A. Foley
jr., Portland, Me. 8108
found you in a garden of roses;
words by E. Wilson, music by David
Reed. © 1c. Apr. 9, 1929; E unp.
5497 ; Edith Wilson, Davenport, Ia.
8109
go—all is well; hymn, words by B. B.
Edmiaston, music by E. S. Dean;
male voices. (In Carols of praise)
© Nov. 20, 1928; 2 ¢«. Apr. 29, 1929;
BH pub. 5490; Emmett S. Dean, Waco,
Tex. 8110
got a code in my doze; fox-trot,
words and music by Billy Rose, Ar-
thur Fields and Fred Hall. © Apr.
L929) Ave apr 2: KH pub. Avaire
Santly bros., ine., New York. 8111
got myself another sweetie; words
and music by D. Morogano. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Apr. 25,
1929; EK unp. 6103; Dolores Moro-
gano, New York. 8112
got no gal; words by Earl La Forge,
music by R. A. Le Bonde. © 1 «
Apr. 29, 1929; E unp. 6198; Robert
Arnold Le Bonde, Portland, Or.
8113
gotta have you; words by Max Rut-
chik, music by Walter Samuels and
Leonard Whitcup. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. Apr. 24, 1929: B
unp. 6020; Walter Samuels, New
York. 8114
had to learn; fox trot, words and
music by T. F. Farrell. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Apr. 11, 1929;
E unp. 5602; Thomas Francis Far-
rell, Worcester, Mass. 8115
have a mother like you; waltz ballad,
lyric by H. B. Wilkinson, musie by
M. L. Harper. © Apr. 22, 1929; 2 c.
Apr.. 30;..E. pub. 5517; Henry. B.
Wilkinson, Brooklyn. 8116
have this day; waltz-ballad, words
and music by F. I. Phillips. © 1.
Apr. 20, 1929; E unp. 5958; Flo Idler
Phillips, Huntington Park, Calif.
8117
424
Bennett. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 12, 1929; E ump. 5643;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
8118
I know—because the jury told me so;
words and music by S. S. Cassard,
arr. by A. K. Abrahall. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Apr. 15, 1929;
E unp. 5756; Samuel Snowden
Cassard, Brooklyn. 8119
_ know my Lord will keep me; hymn,
words and music by HE. M. Bartlett.
© Jan. 3, 1929; 2 c Feb. 26; E pub.
4728; Eugene Monroe Bartlett, Hart-
ford, Ark. 8120
know of a beautiful city; hymn,
words and music by G. H. Morley;
mixed voices. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1929;
E unp. 6037; Gertrude UHstelle
Morley, Silverton, Or. 8121
know one little girlie; words by
Althea Mertis Latham, music by J.
E. Latham, sr.; pf.. © 1 ¢. Apr. 2,
1929; E unp. 5281; Joseph Effingham
Latham, sr., Brewster, Mass. 8122
know she shouldn’t care for me
now; words and music by L. L.
Carriere. © 1.c. Apr..3, 1929; BH
unp. 5489; Layton Louis Carriere,
New Orleans. 8123
like scented soap; comedy song fox-
trot in On with the show, words
and music by Leslie Weston, of
Great Britain; pf. acc., with banju-
lele banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin
D. Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Mar. 29, 1929; 1 «
Mar. 30; E for. 3844; Lawrence
Wright music co., London. 8124
like the brunette girls; words by J.
W. Ritchie, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
Apr. 8, 1929; E unp. 5311; Josh W.
Ritchie, Hardburly, Ky. 8125
I’ll always be mother’s boy; theme
song of Mother’s boy, words and
music by Bud Green and Sam H.
Stept, pf, arr. by Paul Feinberg,
ukulele arr. by May Singhi Breen.
© ‘Apr.’ 24) 1929 ;)2 “e. Apr 2a i
pub. 5379; Green & Stept, inc., New
York. 8126
I’ll be there; words and music by Lou
Davis, J. Fred Coots and Larry
Spier. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 23, 1929; E unp. 6046;
Famous music corp., New York. lis
‘no. 4, 1929
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
8148
I'll be waiting for you dear; words and
music by S. G. Laramy. © Apr. 11,
fO29 502 :e4 Apr. 37; | BH pub.. 6223 ;
Sidney G. Laramy, Brookline, Mass.
8128
Ill break your heart somehow; words
by O. B. Dierauer, music by Larry
BE. Goffin. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 24, 1929; E unp. 6048;
Olga B. Dierauer, Jackson Heights,
Bk NY: 8129
I’ll come back to you; words and music
by Charlie Follansbee [i. e. C. L.
Follansbee ] [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Apr. 22, 1929; E unp.
5989; Charles Lambert Follansbee,
Washington, 8130
Til dream of you sweet-heart; words
and music by F. T. Bradley.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Apr. 4, 1929; E unp. 5365; Frank T.
Bradley, Middletown, Conn. 8131
Tll follow you sweetheart; words and
music by Al Sherman, Al Lewis and
Abner Silver. © Apr. 25, 1929; 2c.
Apr. 26; E pub. 5451; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
8132
I'll never leave you again; words and
musie by C. Klitgaard, jr., pf. arr.
by Howard Eastwood. © 1c. Apr.
15, 1929; E unp. 5744; Christen
Klitgaard, Alameda, Calif. 8133
Till wait for you; fox trot, words an
music by Harry Revel, of Great
Britain; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by Harry J. Stafford. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar. 24,
Pee oe ce AT. Gs") tor S050 §
Campbell, Connelly & co., London.
8134
I love Him more each day; hymn,
words and music by J. B. Paris. ©
San. 3. 1920" 2: ¢. Neb.” 26>’ pub.
4731; Eugene Monroe Bartlett, Hart-
ford, Ark. 8135
I love you; words by F. P. Johns,
music by Samuel H. Speck. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Apr. 12,
1929; E unp. 5654; Frank P. Johns,
Ellerslie, Md. 8136
I love you all the time; words by B. T.
Gordon, music by Mrs. B. T. Gordon.
© 1c. Apr. 18, 1929; E unp. 5690;
Braxton T. Gordon, Loudon, Tenn.
8137
I love you baby; words and music by
D. Corbo, jr. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Apr. 15, 1929; E unp.
5765; Dominick Corbo, jr., Asbury
Park, N. J. 8138
I love you, I adore you; duet, from
The silver swan, lyric by Wm. S.
Brady, music by H. Maurice Jacquet.
© April 1, 1929; 2 ec. April 3; E pub.
4785; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
8139
I love you, I hate you for making a
fool of me; lyric by Al Bryan, music
by Geo. W. Meyer; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Apr. 8, 1929;..2 .c Apr. 11;
E pub. 5017; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 8140
I love you more than anyone else;
words and music by A. L. Scocca.
© 1c. Apr. 28, 1929; E unp. 6026;
Anthony Louis Scocca, Albany.
8141
I loved him but he didn’t love me;
from Wake up and dream, words
and musie by Cole Porter. London,
New York & Sydney, Chappell &
co., ltd. © Mar. 25, 1929; 2 ¢. April
23; E pub. 5347; Harms, inc., New
York. 8142
I’m afraid that ev’rything’s all right;
lyric by Raymond Klages, music by
J. Fred Coots. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Apr. 12, 1929; E unp.
5632; Remick music corp., New
York. 81438
I’m a-yellin, no mo’ dog-gone blues;
words by A. Schiller, music by
Walter Bishop. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Apr. 16, 1929; E unp.
5795; Al. Schiller, Brooklyn. 8144
I’m camping on the hills of glory;
hymn, words by, Luther G. Presley,
music by Thomas Benton. © Jan.
3, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 26; E pub. 4733;
Eugene Monroe Bartlett, Hartford,
Ark, 8145
I'm crazy with love—I guess; words
and music by F. Honn, jr. [Photo-
stat] ©1c. Apr. 19, 1929; E unp.
5892; Frank Honn, jr., Berkeley,
Calif. 8146
I’m croonin’ a tune about June; words
by Lou Davis, music by J. Fred
Coots: pf. and ukulele ace. © April
22, 1929; 2 c. April 22; E pub: 5280;
Donaldson, Douglas & Gumble, inc.,
New York. 8147
I’m feathering a nest for a little blue-
bird; theme song in Honky tonk,
words by Jack Yellen, music by Mil-
ton Ager; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by Dan Dougherty. © April 9, 1929;
2 ce. April 10; E pub. 4948; Ager,
Yellen & Bornstein, ine., New York.
8148
425
8149
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. I, n.s., v. 24
I’m for you, you're for me; from A
night in Venice, words by J. Keirn
Brennan, music by Lee David; pf.
and ukulele ace. New York, Shu-
bert music pub. corp. © April 19,
£929: 2 c. April 22: EH pub. 5283;
Shubert theatre corp., New York.
8149
I’m glad I didn’t live in grandma’s
days; humorous song, words and mu-
sic by Helen Alston, of Great Brit-
ain. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Feb. 22, 1929; 1 ¢. Apr.
15; E for. 3886; Reynolds & co.,
London. 8150
I’m glad I learned to do without you;
words by A. Schiller, music by
Walter Bishop. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Mar. 20, 1929; E unp.
5492; Al Schiller, Brooklyn. 8151
I’m headin’ for the lane back home;
words and music by W. R. Water-
son, jr. © 1 ec. Apr. 11, 1929; E
unp. 5590; William R. Waterson, jr.,
Upper Darby, Pa. 8152
I’m in love with a dream; words and
musie by E. C. Gifford. [Words and
melody only] © 1 e¢. Apr. 1, 1929;
E unp. 5242; Harl C. Gifford, “Provi-
dence, R. I. 8153
I’m in love with you; lyric and music
by C. S. Oden. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Apr.:4, 1929; E unp.
5368; Clarence §S. Oden, Laurel,
Miss. 8154
I’m in seventh heaven; words and mu-
sic by B. G. De.Sylva [pseud. of
George Gard De Sylva], Lew Brown,
Ray Henderson and Al Jolson. ©
April 22, 1929; 2 ec. April 23; E pub.
5318; De Sylva, Brown & Henderson,
inc., New York. 8155
I’m just a vagabond lover; fox-trot,
words and music by Rudy Vallée
and Leon Zimmerman. © Apr. 9,
1929; 2 c. Apr. 11; E pub. 5022; Leo
Feist, inc., New, York. 8156
I’m just a vagabond lover; fox-trot,
words and music by Rudy Vallée
and Leon Zimmerman, arr. by Wm.
©. Polla; orch. pts. 4to. © April
12, 1929; 2 c. April 13; E pub. 5065;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 8157
I’m lonely, dear mother, for you;
words by Mrs. Eugene Barkdoll, mu-
sic by Cleora Culbertson. Neligh,
Nebraska, Mrs. Eugene Barkdoll. ©
April 4, 1929; 2 c. April 5; E pub.
4806; Willie K. Shain-Barkdoll, Ne-
ligh, Neb. 8158
I’m lonely for you just you; words and
music by S.. Forbes. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Apr. 25, 1929;
E unp. 6113; Sidney Forbes, Cleve-
land. 8159
I’m lonely my dear for you; ballad,
words and music by H. Alf. Kelley.
Detroit, Mich., Alexandrine studio.
© April 10, 1929; 2 ¢ April 15; H
pub. 5129; Harris Alfred Kelley, De-
troit. 8160
I’m looking for an old fashioned song,
to sing to an old fashioned girl; ly-
ric by H. Marvin, music by Clarence
F. Fogg. © 1c. Apr. 3, 1929; H
unp. 5303; Harry Marvin, Wood-
lynne, N. J., and Clarence Fogg,
Camden, N. J. 3 8161
I’m looking for someone to love; words
by M. A. Luebben, music by Samuel
H. Speck. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Apr. 26, 1929; E unp.
6134; Margaret A. Luebben, Long-
ville, Minn. 8162
I’m losing you, that’s why I’m blue;
words and music by H. C. Scha-
chern. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 3, 1929; E unp. 5300;
Helen C. Schachern, New York.
8163
I’m on my way south; fox-trot, words
and music by Eddie Brandt; pf. and
ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations.] © April 5, 1929; 2 -¢.
April 18; E pub. 5292; Victor pub.
co., London. 8164
I’m referin’ just to her’n me; words
and music by Lou Davis and J.
Fred Coots. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Apr. 8, 1929; E unp.
5513; Santly bros., inc., New York.
8165
I’m sailing high on a moonbeam;
words and music by R. M. Embry.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Apr. 16, 1929; E unp. 5790; Ruth
Miller Embry, Cincinnati. 8166
I’m saving all my loving; theme song
from Thru different eyes, words and
music by William Kernell and Dave
Stamper. © April 22, 1929; 2 e.
April 23; E pub. 5305; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York. .
8167
I’m simply wild, that’s just putting it
mild, pretty baby; words and music
by L. ©. Dodd. © 1 ¢« Apr: 20,
1929; E unp. 5941; Louis Clayton
Dodd, Los Angeles. 8168
426
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
I’m so happy—oh so happy, it’s just
one of those things; words and mu-
sic by F. H. Anderson, jr. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Apr. 12,
1929; E unp. 5674; Frank Henry
Anderson, jr., Oakland, Calif. 8169
I’m so happy then! words by H. W.
Peters, music by, Ruth Evelyn De
Witt. © 1c. Apr. 1, 1929; BE unp.
5295; Henry William Peters, :Se-
attle. 8170
I’m so melancholy; words and music
by Abner Silver and Karl Kellard.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Apr. 26, 1929; E unp. 6123; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 8171
I’m someone else’s now; by Jack
Golden [i. e. J. I. Golden] [Chords,
single staff] © 1. Apr. 4, 1929;
E unp. 5351; John Irving Golden,
New York. 8172
I’m sorry; words and music by A.
Crocker; pf. and ukulele acc. Clin-
ton, Missouri, Crocker & Wilkinson.
© April 17, 1929; 2 ec. April 22; E
pub. 5357; Alvin Crocker and Fred
E. Wilkinson, Clinton, Mo. 8173
I’m sorry I lost you; fox-trot ballad,
lyrics by G. H. Dougherty, music by
Michael Manganella. © 1 cc. Apr.
16, 1929; E unp. 5786; G. Harriet
Dougherty, West Palm Beach, Fla.
8174
I’m stuck on Molasses, and Molasses
is stuck on me; words and music by
A. Seymour Brown and Fred Phil-
lips. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Apr. 27, 1929; E unp. 6178; Irv-
ing Berlin, ine., New York. 8175
I’m the last of the red hot mammas;
theme song, in Honky tonk, words
by Jack Yellen, music by Milton
Ager; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
Dan Dougherty. © April 9, 1929:
2 c. April 10; E pub. 4942; Ager,
Yellen & Bornstein, ine., New York.
8176
I’m the teach; words by Charles
Marsh, music by Walter Lively.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Apr. 16, 1929; E unp. 5793; Frank
D’Amore, Lynbrook, L. I., N. Y.
8177
I’m thinking of you; fox-trot, words
and music by J. A. Gallagher; pf.
and ukulele ace. Medford, Or. Gi-
enger pub. co. © April 20, 1929; 2
e. April 25; E pub. 5405; Julia A.
Gallagher, Medford, Or. 8178
8189
I’m tunning [!] on station L. O. V. E.;
words by I. Caplan, music by F.
Falla; pf. ©1e. Apr. 19, 1929; E
unp. 5893; F. Falla and Irving Cap-
lan, New York. 8179
I’m walking in the sunshine, sitting in
the moonlight now; words and mu-
sic by Cliff Friend. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Apr. 13, 1929;
E unp. 5700; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine., New York. 8180
I’m walking thro’ clover, I’m happy in
love; words and music by Lew Pol-
lack and Cliff Friend. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Apr. 12, 1929;
E unp. 5626; Remick music corp.,
New York. 8181
I’m wild about that thing; words and
music by Spencer Williams. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Apr. 29,
1929; E unp. 61838; Georgia music
co., New York. 8182
I’m wishing by the wishing well; song
waltz, words and music by Frank
Mack and Ray Vincent, both of
Great Britain; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by Harry J. Stafford. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © April
19, 1929; 1 ec. April 27; E for. 4042;
Campbell, Connelly & co., London.
8183
I’m your rain-beau; fox-trot, words
and music by A. Johnston. © Apr.
8, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 11; E pub. 4979;
Anne Johnston, Morris, Ill. 8184
I min blaa himmel; sangyals, text:
Karl-Ewert, musik: Jules Sylvain
[pseud. of Stig Hansson], of Swe-
den; pf. © Nov. 1; 1928; 1 c. Apr.
12, 1929; E for. 3760; Edition Syl-
vain, Stockholm, Sweden. 8185
I miss you all the time; words and
musie by K. Boone. © 1c. Apr. 17,
1929; E unp. 5837; Kathryn Boone,
St. Louis. 8186
I never knew that it was you; words
and music by I. Stahl. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Apr. 25, 1929;
E unp. 6106; Isabel Stahl, Danbury,
Conn. 8187
I never saw the sunshine, till I saw
you; fox-trot ballad, words and mu-
sic by Frank Edward Kubilas. ©
Apr, 10,1929: “eee Apri: 15>
pub. 5127; Frank E. Kubilas, Silver
Creek, Pa. 8188
I owe you; lyrics by Sammy Lerner,
music by John W. Green. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Apr. 2,
1929; E unp. 5336; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, ine., New York. 8189
427
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8190
pt. 11, neS.,; Vv. 24
I owe you; words by Sammy Lerner,
music by John W. Green. © April
27, 1929; 2 c. April 29; E pub. 5516;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 8190
I saw him first and he’s gonna be
mine; words and music by L. L.
Hill. ©1c. Apr. 20, 1929; E unp.
5943; Lela Long Hill, Arcadia, Calif.
8191
I say whoopee, she says boom-boom,
we have a wonderful time; fox-trot,
words by Jack Meskill, music by
Felix Bernard, arr. by Dick Kent;
orch. pts. 4to. © Apr. 8, 1929; 2c.
Apr. 11; E pub. 5014; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 8192
says to myself, says I, says I, there’s
the one for me; theme song of Bull-
dog Drummond, words by Jack Yel-
len, music by Harry Akst; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by Dan Dougherty.
©)-Apr: 12, 1929; 2c. Apr. (13; B
pub. 5024; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein,
inc., New York. 8193
I searched the world ’till I found you!
words and music by A. Schiber. St.
Louis, Mo., Shattinger piano & mu-
sie co. © Apr. 30, 1929; 2 ¢. Apr.
27; E pub. 5502; Adele Schiber,
Granite City, Ill. 8194
I shall go softly all my years; words
by M. Hedderwick. Browne, music
by Leslie Elliott, of Great Britain.
© Mar. 12, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 1; E for.
3666; Chappell & co., Itd., London.
8195
I shall rise; hymn, words and music
by T. S. Cobb. © Nov. 20, 1928; 2 ¢.
Apr. 18, 1929; E pub. 5202; Thomas
Seth Cobb, Fort Worth, Tex. 8196
I shall see Jesus; hymn, words by
Loan |
James Rowe, music by A. C. Fisher. |
© Nov. 20, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 18, 1929;
E pub. 5204; Albert C. Fisher, Fort
Worth, Tex. 8197
I sommarnattens elfte timma; text:
Michal, musik: Jules. Sylvain
[pseud. of Stig Hansson], of Swed-
en; pf. (Cover-title:—Det var i
sommarnattens elfte timma) ©
Oct. 8, 1928; 1. ¢. Apr. 12,.1929; HB
for. 8758; Edition Sylvain, Stock-
holm, Sweden. 8198
I soon grew tired of your smile; words ,
and musie by V. J. Haskell. © 1.
Apr. 29, 1929; E unp. 6209; Vernon
J. Haskell, Los Angeles. 8199
I’ve always wanted to call you my
sweetheart; waltz ballad, words and
musie by Chick Endor, Harry Stein-
berg and Eddie Ward; pf. ace., with
ukulele and banjulele arr, by Keech.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Apr. 5, 1929; 1 ‘ce. Apr. 13; E for.
3803 ; Campbell, Connelly & co., Lon-
don, 8200
I’ve fallen in love with someone like
you; words by Walter Christie [i. e.
Walter Chrzanowski], music by
Casey Kuczborski [i. e. C. E. Kucz-
borski]; violin. ..©,..1\.¢.. Ape estes
1929; E unp. 5680; Casimer Emma-
nuel Kuczborski, Cicero, Il. 8201
I’ve got a feeling I’m falling; words
by Billy Rose, music by Harry Link
and Thomas Waller. © Apr. 1,
1929; 2° ¢.,Apr. 2; E | pub. 4a:
Santly bros., inc., New York. 8202
I’ve got a passport to heaven, since I
fell in love with you; words and mu-
sic by Lou Davis and J. Fred Coots.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Apr. 11, 1929; E unp. 5612; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 8203.
I’ve got the stock market blues; words
by Ralph Collicchio, music by A.
Piantadosi and Jack Glogau. ©
Apr. 10, 1929; 2 « Apr. 17; E pub.
5149; Al. Piantadosi, New York.
8204.
I’ye never seen a smile like yours;
theme song for Alibi, by Justin
Johnson and Eddie Frazier, orches-
trated by E. Chas, Eggett; voce. orch.
pts. 4to. © April 2, 1929; 2 c. April
5; E pub. 4927; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 8205.
I’ve the dearest little mother; words.
and music by Kathleen Harlan
Speiglemeir. Portland, Or., K. H.
Speiglemeir. © April 13, 1929; 2 ¢.
April 18; E pub. 5058; Kathleen
Smith, Portland, Or. 8206:
I want that mammy song; words and.
music by L. Raytz. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Apr. 10, 1929;
E unp. 5671; Louis Raytz, Cleveland.
8207
I want them all to know that I love
you; words by Bob Ellsworth, mu-
sic by Cele Stone. © April 20, 1929;
2c. Apr. 22; E pub. 5282; Bernard
Eyges, Boston. 8208.
want to be a baby, a baby in some-
body’s arm; words and music by M.
F. Fruscella. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Apr. 26, 1929; E unp.
6146; Marie F. Fruscella, Yonkers,
THs, ee 8209
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
8231
I want to be like Jesus; poem by
Katharine Bainbridge, music by J.
Harold Forshaw ; high voice, in D. ©
April 10, 1929; 2.c. April 12; E pub.
5035; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
8210
I want to be like Jesus; words anon.,
musie by E. McConnell; mixed
voices. © 1c. Apr. 20, 1929; E unp.
5936; Ed McConnell, Nashville. a
821
I want to belong to you; words and
musie by I. A. Mosteller and G. H.
Haines. © 1c. Apr. 8, 1929; E unp.
5486; Isabel Abbott Mosteller and
Glen Harry Haines, Cuyahoga Falls,
O. 8212
I want to feel your arms around me;
words by Girvan Dundas, music by
Jack Barker, of Great Britain; pf.
and ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Mar. 22, 1929;
1 c. Apr. 15; E for. 3810; Berners
music co., ltd., London. 8213
I want to love—and how! words by
E R. Spragg, music by Marion
Velma Bartholomew. © 1 ec. Apr.
17, 1929; E unp. 5875; Effie Rose
Spragg, Bell, Calif. 8214
I want you for my pal; words and
music by Neil Hackwert. © 1 ©.
Mar. 29, 1929; E unp. 5417; Frank
J. Kleinwachter, Cincinnati. 8215
I will be good to you; lyric and music
by B. E. Murch. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Apr. 5, 1929; E
unp. 5405; Bess Evangeline Murch,
Detroit. 8216
I will love you; words by William
Kitta, music by S. Kitta. © 1.
Apr. 11, 1929; E unp. 5604; Stanley
Kitta, Fairbanks, Pa. 8217
I will never be lonesome for you;
words by J. A. Costello, music by
Pauline Britting. New York City,
Frank Harding. © April 3, 1929;
2 e. April 6; E pub. 4998; John A.
Costello, Casper, Wy. 8218
I will sing you to sleep; words and
music by M. J. Kennedy. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Apr. 6,
1929; E unp. 5426; Margaret J. Ken-
nedy, Philadelphia. §219
I won't believe it’s raining, till I see
the rain; words and music by James
Vollmer. [Words and melody only]
© ic. Apr. 24, 1929; E unp. 6067;
Edward Vollmer, Philadelphia. 8220
52354—29—_4.
I would if I could; words and music
by Al. Miller. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Apr. 17, 1929; E unp.
5833 ; Lester Melrose, Chicago. 8221
Ibert (Jacques) Valse; de L’éventail
de Jeanne, par Jacques Ibert, of
France; pf. © Mar. 20, 1929; 1 ¢.
Apr. 13; EH for. 3978; Heugel, Paris.
i 8222:
Ich dank dir Gutt; lyrics by Isidore
Lillian, music by H. Lubin. [Words.
and melody only] © 1. Apr. 30,
1929; E unp. 6230; Harry Lubin,
Brooklyn. 8223.
Ich glaub’ nie mehr an eine frau! lied
und boston, worte von Fritz Rotter,
musik von Richard Tauber, of Ger-
many. © Feb. 12, 1929; 1 c Apr.
80; E for. 4054; Alrobi musikverlag,
G. m. -b. H., Berlin. 8224
Ich kiisse ihre hand madame, tango,
worte von Fritz Rotter, musik von
Ralph Erwin, of Austria. © May
14, 1928; 1 ce. Nov. 20; E for. 1221;
Edition Karl Brill, Berlin. 8225.
Ich weiss ganz genau, du bist mein
schicksal; tango, aus Flirt und jazz,
worte von Karl Farkas, musik von.
Isy Geiger, of Austria. © Dec. 5,
1928; 1¢. Jan. 24; 1929; HE for. 4022;
Edition Bristol musik - u - biihnen-
verlag, a. g., Vienna. 8226.
Ideal (The) music series; the junior,
by F. W. Westhoff, bk. 4. 8vo.
July 15, 1928; 2 ¢. and aff. Apr. 1,
1929; A 7193; McKnight & Mc-
Knight, Normal, Ill. 8227
Ideal (The) music series; teachers ed.,.
by F. W. Westhoff. bk. 2. 8vo. ©
Sept. 1, 1928; 2 ce. and aff. Apr. 1,
1929; A 7194; McKnight & Mc-
Knight, Normal, Ill. 8228.
If I had but two little wings; two-part
canon, words by S. T. Coleridge, mu-
sie by George H. Jones, of Great
' Britain. 4to. © Apr. 12, 1929; 1c.
Apr. 13; E for. 3869; Banks & son,
York, England. 8229
If ’m wrong—sue me; words and mu-
sic by Sol Violinsky [pseud. of Solly
Ginsberg] and Ben Ryan. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Apr. 12,
1929; E unp. 5625; Remick music
corp., New York. 8230
If I touch but the hem of His garment;
words and musie by HE. L. Hamilton.
© 1c. Apr. 17, 1929; EB unp. 5829;
Edith Loville Hamilton, Lake Ar-
thur, N. M. 8231
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8232
pt. IIT, n.s., v. 24
If I were to leave you; words by C. H.
Roskam, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Apr. 24, 1929; E unp. 6051; Christ H.
Roskam, Morris, Minn. 8232
If love should come to me; words by
Annelu) Burns, music by Robert
Braine, op.12,no.2. 1. High voice.—
2. Med. voice —3. Low voice.
Apr. 18, 1929; 2 c each Apr. 27; BH
pub. 5440; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 8233
If the world were but square; comical
song, words and music by M. J.
Waxmann. [Words and _ melody
only] ©1c. Apr. 20, 1929; E unp.
5949; Marie Josephine Waxmann,
New York. 8234
If you haven’t somebody to love; lyric
by A. Seymour Brown, music by
Albert Von Tilzer. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Apr. 12, 1929; E
unp. 5644; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 8235
If you know what I know, you'll know
I love you; fox-trot, words and music
by Art Gillham and Howard John-
son. © Apr. 29, 1929; 2c. Apr. 29;
EH} pub. 5492; Triangle music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 8236
Il pleut, bergére ...; par Vincent @’
Indy, of France, op. 95; pf. © Mar.
5, 1929; 1 c« Mar. 28; E for. 3572;
Heugel, Paris. 8237
Im shuldig in eirlich; words by M.
Rund, music by J. Jaffe. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Apr. 23,
1929; E unp. 6028; Julius Jaffe and
Morris Rund, New York. 8238
Imogene; words and musie by G. De-
noyan, of Turkey, domiciled at New
York. ©1c. Apr. 19, 1929; E unp.
5998 ; George Denoyan, New York.
8239
Impatient blues; words and music by
J. A. Veazey. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Mar. 6, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
15; E pub. 5328; John A. Veazey,
Youngstown, O. 8240
In a garden; words and music by
Ethel Leginska ; low, med., and high
voice. © Dee. 27, 1928; 1 ce. each
Mar. 28, 1929; 1 c. each April 6; H
pub. 4867; ‘Associated music pub-
lishers, inc., New York. 8241
In a little bungalow down by the sea;
lyric by Earl Leonard Ibafiez, music
by Ted Serafin. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Apr. 3, 1929; E unp.
5319;. Earl L. Ibafiez and Theodore
Serafin, Brooklyn. 8242
In a sylvan glade; by Irene Rodgers;
pf. © Mar. 13, 1929; 2c. Mar. 16;
E pub. 5158; John Church co.,
Cincinnati. 8243
In an ocean pool; words by Margaret
Longfellow Strong, music by C.
Southworth. [Photostat] © 1 e«
Apr. 10, 1929; E unp. 5560; Constant
Southworth, Washington. 8244
In an old synagogue (In an alten bes
hamedrooh); words and music by
M. Schwartz. [Yiddish words and
melody only]
(Wary M2 WON YN PN)
© 1c. Apr. 15, 1929; E unp. 5769;
Maurice Schwartz, Brooklyn. 8245
In Boskowitz und Holleschau; foxtrot-
parodie, text von Julius Brammer,
musik von Artur M. Werau, of
Austria, op. 790. © Mar. 15, 1929;
1c. Apr. 18; E for. 3785; W. Karc-
zag verlag, Vienna. 8246
In Campagna; suite in quattro tempi,
di G. de Micheli, of Italy, op. 56; pf.
conductor. <A. Alba _ estiva. [3
others] © Jan. 5, 1929; 1¢. Apr. 2;
E for. 3613; C. Beltramo, San Remo,
Italy. 8247
In dear old England now; humorous
song, words by Robert Rutherford,
music by Harold Arpthorp, of Great
Britain. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Feb. 22, 1929; 1 «.
Apr. 15; E for. 3834; Reynolds & co.,
London. 8248
In dreamland; words by Hugh Evans,
music by H. M. Wadsworth.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Apr. 22, 1929; E unp. 5962; Horace
Miller Wadsworth, New Orleans.
8249
In heavenly love aviding; anthem,
words by Anna L. Walker, music by
Oley Speaks, arr. by Carl Deis; 4-pt.
cho. of mixed voices. 4to. © April
4, 1929; 2 c. April 8; E pub. 4898;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 8250
In her wigwam; words and music by
Eugene West; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by M. Kalua. © April 2, 1929;
2c. April 20; E pub. 5241; Mills
music, ine., New York. 8251
In Hollywood town; words by Robert
Hugh Cloud, music by Bennie
Nawahi [i. e. Benjamin Nawahi],
430
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no. 4, 1929
8272
arr. by Robert Cloud. [Chords,
single staff] © 1c. Mar. 26, 1929;
E unp. 4573; Harrison Godwin
Smith, New York. 8252
In my dreams of paradise; slow fox
trot, words and music by HE. delos
Santos; 1 st violin. ©1c. Apr. 13,
1929; E unp. 5681; Emilio delos
Santos, San Francisco. 8253
In my Father’s house are many man-
sions; words and music by G. E.
Morley; mixed voices. © 1c. Apr.
24, 1929; E unp. 6040; Gertrude
Estelle Morley, Silverton, Or. 8254
In my garden of dreams with you;
waltz, words by E. Talbot, music by
Ray Hibbeler. © 1. Apr. 4, 1929;
E unp. 5361; Elizabeth Talbot,
Chicago. 8255
In my heart; hymn, words and music
by Lida Shivers Leech. (In Songs
of faith and triumph) © April 10,
1929; 2 c. April 17; E pub. 5410;
Hali-Mack co., Philadelphia. 8256
In my old Hawaiian home; words by
W. Titterington, music by E. A.
Coley and R. F. Pyle. © 1c. Apr.
3, 1929; E unp. 5447; Walter Titter-
ington, Robert F. Pyle and Elbert
A Coley, Hopewell, Va. $257
In Samothrace and Samarkand; words
by William Frederick Dix, music by
D. D. Imbrie. New York, Harold
Flammer, ine. © April 22, 1929; 2.
April 23; E pub. 5298; Daphne Dame
Imbrie, South Orange, N. J. 8258
In sogno; per orchestrina con pf. con-
duttore, riduzione dell’ autore, Ettore
Montanaro, of Italy, op. 125. pts.
4to, ©" Apr! 4,°1929;'1 G Apr. 5;
E for. 3696; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
8259
In the garden of my dreams; words by
S. H. Miller, music by Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. © 1 ce Apr. 15,
1929; E unp. 5730; Sallie H. Miller,
Vista, Calif. 8260
In the gloaming; by Annie F. Harrison,
transcription by Edward Shippen
Barnes; organ. © Apr. 3, 1929; 2c.
Apr. 5; E pub. 4835; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 8261
In the golden autumn time; words and
music by Mrs. Chas. McGlade [i. e.
Elien McGlade] New York City,
Frank Harding music house. ©
Feb. 8, 1929; 2 ec. Feb. 26; E pub.
5144; Ellen McGlade, Allentown,
Pa. 8262
In the land of Old King Coal; words
and music by R. Fleming, arr. by
Paul Barker. Fairmont, W. Va.,
Radio station WMMN. © April 17,
1929; 2 c. April 22;'H pub. 53856;
Reno Fleming, Fairmont, W. Va.
8263
In the meanwhile; words by Mae
MeShirley Epseud.. of 2 VES aye,
McShirley], music by Vic Guebard
fi. e. V. A. Guebard] [Photostat]
© 1c. Apr. 17, 1929; E unp. 5838;
Victor Albertis Guebard, Ft. Wayne,
Ind. and Frank Metzger McShirley,
Oakville, Ind. 8264
In the moonlight; by Charles O’Neill
of Canada; band, with solo cornet
conductor and bell obbl. 4to. ©
Feb. 28, 1929; 1c. Apr. 25; E for.
4024; Waterloo music co., Waterloo,
Ont., Canada. 8265
In the park; talking song, words and
music by T. C. Lestrade. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Apr. 29,
1929; E unp. 6204; Teresa Cole
Lestrade, New York. 8266
In the same old way; lyrics and music
by J. O’Brien, assisted by Joe
aomea.jitG) Apr. 13,1929 52,6. ADT.
16; EB for. 5171; Jack O’Brien, Bos-
ton, Mass. 8267
In the temple; a dream, words by
Harry Hay, music by M. A. Reed.
© 1 c. Apr. 1, 1929; BE unp. 5273;
Mary Augusta Reed, Eagle Rock,
Calif. 8268
In the valley; words and music by HE.
BE. Harder; ten. or sop. © Mar. 29,
1929; 2 c. April 1; E pub. 4859;
Erwin E. Harder, Chicago. 8269
In the valley of the San Jacinto;
tango fox trot, words by Clifford
Cole, music by Vincent Fagan Shan-
non; pf. and ukulele ace. © 1 ¢.
-Mar. 30, 1929; E unp. 5672; Shan-
non & Cole music ¢o., Jersey City. :
827
Indian dusk; 4 pt. cho., words by C.
S. Montanye, music by Vernon
Eville; men’s voices. 4to. © Mar.
29, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 6; E pub. 4875;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 8271
Indian fantasie; by A. M. Baldwin;
orch. sc. ©°1 e@. Apr. 3,' 1929; E
unp. 5331; Anita M. Baldwin, Santa
Anita, Calif. 8272
Indian melodies; as played on native
Indian flutes, recorded by Thurlow
Lieurance. Winnebago love song.
431
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8273
pt. II, n. s., v.24
Indian melodies—Continued.
[3 others] © 1'c. Apr. 24; 1929;
E unp. 6121; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 8273
Indy (Vincent d’) Six paraphrases ;
sur des chansons enfantines de
France, par VY. d’ Indy, of France,
op. 95; pf. 1. Le galant chasseur et
la belle laitiére. [5 others] © Mar.
5, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 28; E for. 3576;
Heugel, Paris. 8274
Inflexible march; by Al. Sweet; band
pts. 4te. © April 6, 1929; 2 ¢.
April 22; E pub. 5274; Charles L.
Barnhouse, sr., Oskaloosa, Ia. 8275
Innocent eyes; words and music by
J. Russel Robinson; pf. and ukulele
ace. © April 23, 1929; 2 ec. April
26; E pub. 5430; Vincent Youmans, |
New York. 8276
International good will; march, by
Geo. J. Me Kinney; band pts. 4to.
© Mar. 5, 1929; 2c. Mar. 6; E pub.
8876; Hiram C. Miller, Parkesburg,
Pa. 8277
Introduction et To di mazurka; de
Suite-ballet, par André Grandjean,
of France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Mar. 5, 1929; 1 ¢.
Mar. 28; E for. 3536; Paul Decour-
celle, Nice, France. 8278
Iodine; song of South Carolina, words
and music by R. A. Conard. ©1e.
Apr. 23, 1929; E unp. 6014; Robert
A. Conard, Florence, S. C. 8279
Irish (An) love song; by J. H. Squire,
of Great Britain; violin, with pf.
© ‘Apr. 5; 19295 1c. vApnyds:;
ace.
E for. 3914; Joseph Williams, ltd.,
London. 8280
Isen’t [!] there a little love down in
your hart [!] for me; words by
Terry Shand, music by Terry Shand
and J. Mannone. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Apr. 1, 1929; E
unp. 5272; Joe Mannone, CO eas
It doesn’t seem fair; words by Her-
man J. Nocker, music by T. C. Bos-
well. ©1 ce. Apr. 27, 1929; E unp.
6156; Thomas C. Boswell, HE. St.
Louis, Ill. ' 8282
It don’t mean a thing without you;
words and music by Lou Davis, J.
Fred Coots and Ken Stambaugh; pf.
ace., with ukuele arr. by A. J. Fran-
chini. © April 5, 1929; 2c. April 6;
E pub. 4865; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., inec., New York. 8283
[t don’t pay to be ev’ry one’s gal;
lyrics by Frank P. Forzi and Al
Ronet, music by A. De Haas, of
Netherlands; pf. © 1 ¢e. Apr. 4,
1929; EH unp. 5355; Adrian De Haas,
Long Island City, N. Y. 8284
It is His will; sacred song, words by
Isaac Williams, music by Samuel
Liddle, of Great Britain; in E flat.
© Mar. 1, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 30; E for.
3659; Boosey & co., Itd., London.
8285
It’s a great life if you weaken; lyric
by H. Lavalle, music by R. Me-
Gaugh: © 1c Apr. 19sig2erer
unp. 5899; Rex McGaugh and Helen
Lavalle, New York. 8286.
It’s a habit of mine; words by Leo
Robin, music by Richard A. Whit-
ing; pf. and ukulele ace. © Apr.
3, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 5; E pub. 4830;
Famous music corp., New York.
8287
It’s a hard, hard world; lyrie and
music by EH. Craig. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Apr. 1, 1929;
E unp. 5664; Edward Craig, Cam-
bridge, Mass. 8288
ft’s a long time thru eternity; hymn,
words and music by Luther G. Pres-
ley. © Jan. 3, 1929; 2 ce Feb. 26;
E pub. 4726; Eugene Monroe Bart-
lett, Hartford, Ark. 8289:
It’s hard to smile when I feel so blue;
words by Marie Arline Breckenridge,
music by Sylvester Long Cross; pf.
© 1c. Apr. 4, 1929; E pub. 5385;
Mary Etta Breckenridge, Salem, Or.
8290
It’s Henry Field you’re list’ning to;
words and music by ©. J. Peter. ©
i4ce. Apr. 20, 1929; Hy Ghee vecor:
Carl J. Peter, Omaha. 8291
It’s hurtin’ me mor’n it’s hurtin’ you;
words and music by T. Harris.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ec.
Apr. 6, 1929; E unp. 5475; Thomas
Harris, New York. 8292
It’s just you I love; words and music
by A. D. Hxevea. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. Apr. 19, 1929; E
unp. 5888; Alfredo D. Exevea, San
Francisco. 8293
It’s love that rules the world; words
by Bob Shafer, music by Bradford
Browne. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 30, 1929; E unp. 6224;
Spier & Coslow, ine., New York.
8294
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
8315
It won’t be long now, baby; words by
C. Trissler, jr., music by O. Soehn-
lein. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1929; E unp.
6118; Otto Soehnlein and Charles
Trissler, jr., Brooklyn. 8295
Italian (An) earol of Saint Michael;
for Michaelmas festivals, text by Os-
ear Avery, music by Harvey Gaul;
mixed voices with organ ace. 4to.
© April 19, 1929; 2 ce April 20; E
pub. 5287; G. Ricordi & co., ine., New
York. 8296
Ivan; words by Charles King Van
Riper, music by Charles King Van
Riper and Walter Kelsey; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Mar. 18, 1929; 2 e.
Apr. 17; E pub. 5186; Marco Day.
Monterey, Calif. 8297
Jack and I; words by C. F. Strenger,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Apr. 17, 1929;
E unp. 5816; Christian F. Strenger,
Lamar, Ind. 8298
Jack-in-the-green; by John C. Holli-
day, of Great Britain; pf. © April
4, 1929; 2 c. April 8; E pub. 5090;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 8299
Jacqueline; valse-ballad, words and
music by Will E. Haines and Carol
Bourne, both of Great Britain; pf.
ace., with banjulele banjo and uku-
lele arr. by Alvin D. Keech. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar.
26, 1929573 e@, Apr. 35,H; for; 3855;
Lawrence Wright music co., London.
~ 8300
Jardin des caresses; sept poémes ara-
bes, de Franz Toussaint, mis en mu-
Sique par Jean d’Udine, of France.
© Mar. 20, 1929; 1c. Apr. 13; E for.
3973; Heugel, Paris. 8301.
Jasmin; sang-vals, tekst og musik af
Lon Gog, of Norway; pf. © 1 «.
Apr. 22, 1929; E unp. 5993; Oslo
musikforlag, a. s., Oslo, Norway.
8302
Jeanjean (Paul) 18 etudes de perfec-
tionnement; pour clarinette, par P.
Jeanjean, of France. © Dec. 31,
1928; 1 c. Apr. 18, 1929; E for. 3995;
Andrieu fréres, Paris. 8303
Jeanne a4 Domrémy; par Calas, of
France; pf., with text by Henri
Gregh. © Mar. 20, 1929; 1 c Apr.
13; E for. 39386; Henri Gregh et fils,
Paris. 8304
Jelly; words and music by J. L. Cook.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Apr. 29, 1929; E unp. 6206; Jean
Lawrence Cook, New York. 8305
Jennie MacIntyre; fox-trot, words by
Edgar Leslie, musie by Jos. Geo. Gil-
bert, of Great Britain; pf. ace., with
banjulele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Mar. 28, 1929;
1 e¢e. Apr. 1; E for. 3669; Lawrence
Wright music co., London. 8306
Jesu. dulcis memoria; Latin motet,
liturgical text, music by Martin G.
Dumler, op. 14, no. 3; men’s voices,
organ ace. 4to. © Apr. 25, 1929;
2c. Apr. 27; E pub. 5487; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. 8307
Jesus is ever the same; hymn, words
and musie by A. C. Fisher. © Nov.
20, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 18, 1929; E pub.
5196; Albert C. Fisher, Fort Worth,
Tex. 8308
Jesus is mine; hymn, words by B. B.
Edmiaston, music by HE. S. Dean;
male voices. (In Carols of praise.)
© Nov. 20, 1928; 2 c. Apr. 29, 1929;
E pub. 5489; Emmett 8S. Dean, Waco,
Tex. 8309
Jesus knows; hymn, words by M. Har-
rison, music by Edward C. Deas.
© April 1, 1929; 2 c. April 15; E
pub. 5113; Mattie Harrison, Ind an-
apolis. §310
Jeunesse facétieuse; allegro de sym-
phonie bouffe, par F. July, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. 4t0. ©” Mar.” 20: “1929"°9 ¢,
Apr. 13; E for. 3996; Choudens,
Paris. 8311
Jewish march; words and music by
M. A. Weitzman. [Words and mel-
ody only]. © 1.c. Feb. 21, 1929; H
unp. 4989; Morris Abe Weitzman,
Chicago. 8312
words by J. Paul Fo-
garty, music by Ted Fiorito and
Guy Lombardo. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Apr. 24, 1929; E unp.
6120; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
8313
Joli (Le) mois; chant de quéte de la
bresse, paroles traduites d’aprés les
couplets traditionnels en _ patois
bressan, musique par Julien Tiersot,
of France. 4to. [Words and mel-
ody only] © Mar. 5, 1929; 1 c. Mar.
28; E for. 3558; Heugel, Paris.
8314
Jolly sailor boys; hornpipe, by Cuth-
bert Harris, of Great Britain; pf.
duet. © Apr. 18, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 27;
E pub. 5488; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston, 8315
Joe College;
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8316
Jolly sailor boys; hornpipe, by Cuth-
bert Harris, of Great Britain;
rhythmic orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor, pf. duet and child conduc-
tor’s sc. © Apr. 18, 1929; 2 c Apr.
27; E pub. 5439; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 8316
Jolly shepherd ; words by Thomas Wot-
ton, music by Alec Rowley, of Great
Britain ; mixed voices. 4to. © Apr.
15, 1929; 1 ec. Apr. 16; E for. 3880;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 8317
Joneses bull dog; words by D. J. Over-
field, music by Cleo A. Hibbs. ©
1 ce. Apr. 24, 1929; E unp. 6062;
Dorothy Jane Overfield, Long Beach,
Calif. 8318
Jongleurs (Les) ; par V. Staub et Hans
Ourdine, of France; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Mar. 20,
1929) 2° ich Apr. Ter fore Soon" Li.
Philippo, Paris. 8319
Jovial (The) sailor; two part song,
words anon., set to old Dibdin sea
song, arr. by Alec Rowley, of Great
Britain; treble voices. 4to. © Jan.
22, 4929 Te. Jane ols Ee tor, aoa;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd., Lon-
don. 8320
Joy (The) of memories; words by R.
Giusefi, music by Andrew S. Di-
michino. © 1c. Apr. 22, 1929; BE
unp. 5979; Rosina Giuseffi, St. Louis.
8321
Joy street; theme song of the photo-
play, words and music by Con Con-
rad, Sidney D. Mitchell and Archie
Gottler. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 17, 1929: E unp. 5849;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 8322
Joyeuse aventure; papotage, par Er-
nest Gillet, of France; pf. © Mar.
5, 1929 1 C Mar. | 237 Bi tor) aa04. *
Delrieu fréres, Nice, France. 8323
Joys (The) of home; hymn, words and
musie by Luther G. Presley. © Jan.
3, 1929; 2c. Feb. 26; E pub. 4722;
Eugene Monroe Bartlett, Hartford,
Ark. 8324
Jumping (The) frog of Calaveras;
words by C. H. Winchell, music by
Hugh Watt. © 1c. Apr. 2, 1929;
E unp. 5285; Clarence H. Winchell,
San Andreas, Calif. 8325
Junetime; selection from the musical
comedy, music by James M. Fulton;
band pts., with solo cornet conductor.
Cincinnati, O., Fillmore music house.
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pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
4to. © Apr. 13, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 20;
E pub. 5251; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati. 8326
Jr. O. U. A. M.; true American, words
and music by C. B. Weston. © Mar.
8, 1929; 2 c. April 27; E pub. 5455;
Charles B. Weston, Oakhurst, N. J.
8327
Junior-senior high school chorus book;
specimen pages, selected, ed. and
harmonized by Earl L. Baker and
Cyrus Daniel. 8vo. © Mar. 1, 1929;
2 ce. Mar. 5; E pub. 5008; John
Church co., Cincinnati. 8328
Junior-senior (The) prom; words and
musie by Irving Mills; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © April 2, 1929; 2 ce. April
20; E pub. 5239; Mills music, inc.,
New York. 8329
Juravit Dominus; liturgical text, mu-
sic by James P. Dunn; mixed voices,
with organ ace. 4to. © Apr. 23,
1929; 2 c. Apr. 25; E pub. 5398;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 8330
Just a kiss before you say goodbye;
lyric and music by H. A. Blackman.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Apr. ,,15, .1929;....B.. Unpiaaiee.
Harry Allen Blackman, Cleveland
Heights, O. 8331
Just a little love; words and music by
A. L. Hill. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Apr. 24, 1929; E unp.
6114; Alfred Leroy Hill, Marion,
Mass. ; 8332
Just a little lovin’; lyrics by M. Gard,
music by M. Paul Manganella; pf.
and ukulele ace. © 1 ¢ Apr. 16,
1929; EK unp. 5787; Mary Gard, Oka-
nogan, Wash. 8333
Just a lonely girl; words by Il.
Breakey, music by Arthur Bowers.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
Apr. 12, 1929; E unp. 5651; Lillian
Breakey, River Rouge, Mich. 8334
Just an old love affair; words by Gus
Kahn, music by Charles Rosoff; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Mar. 22, 1929;
2c. Mar. 25; E pub. 4786; Harms,
inc., New York. 8335
Just another kiss; words and music
by Benny Davis and J. Fred Coots;
pf. and ukulele ace. © April 1,
1929: 2 ec. April 8; E pub. 4854;
Santly bros., inc., New York. 8336
Just around the corner; words and
music by L. Marshall. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Apr. 24, 1929;
E unp. 6064; Louise Marshall, Bos-
ton. 8337
434
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
Just at twilight a kiss; words and
music by E. A. Diller. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Apr. 1, 1929;
E unp. 5240; Edward A. Diller,
Butte, Mont. 38
Just be a builder of dreams; lyric by
Sam Lewis and Joe Young, music
by Lew Pollack; pf. and ukulele acc.
© April 5, 1929; 2 c. April 8; E
pub. 4862; Remick music corp., New
York. 8339
Just beyond the blue; lyric by George
Whiting and Will Oakland, music
by Charles Abbott and Edwin
Weber ; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
May Singhi Breen. © April 11,
1929: 2 le. April 13: BE pub. 4852;
George Whiting, inec., New York.
8340
Just cause I love you, that’s all; lyrics
and music by J. M. Grooms. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Apr. 1,
1929; E unp. 5259; Joy Macfarlane
Grooms, Mondamin, Ia. 8341
Just enough rain; words and music
by L. Red Hawk [pseud. of L.
Hawk] © 1c Apr. 15, 1929; E
unp. 5766; Leonard Hawk, Honolu-
lu. 8342
Just here—my love; words by L. B.
Levy, music by Arnold Le Bonde.
© 1c. Apr. 20, 1929; E unp. 5959;
Lilly B. Levy, Portland. 83438
Just live in my dream with you!
words and music by M. Marchellos,
of Greece, domiciled at Union City,
N. J. © 1c. Apr. 20, 1929; E unp.
5954; Mabel Marchellos, Union City,
N. J. 8344
‘Just looking around; words by R. F.
Root, music by Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1929: BE
unp. 5378; Ruth F. Root, Bremer-
ton, Wash. 8345
Just one little song I want to sing to
you; words and music by T. B. Pol-
lak. [Words and melody only] ©
Rie. Apr.) 15, 1920 BW) unp. 5057 :
Therese B. Pollak, New York. 8346
Just one little year; words and music
by P. Jeisy. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Mar. 8, 1929: E unp.
6031; Pauline Jeisy, St. Louis. 8347
Just one of those things; words and
music by H. Israel, Jack Corlies
[pseud. of C. Jackson] and Derby
Morris [pseud. of V. Morris]; pf.
© 1c. Mar. 22, 1929; E unp. 5079;
Howard Isreal, Corlies Jackson and
Virgil Morris, Detroit. 8348
8359
Just sweethearts; words by A. E. Jol-
son, music by Samuel H. Speck.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Apr. 12, 1929; E unp. 5655; Alma HE.
Jolson, Olivia, Minn. 8349
Just tag your man; words by A. M.
Lerch, music by Pauline Britting.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Mar. 29, 1929; 2 c. April 6; E pub.
5000; Arminta M. Lerch, Harpers-
ville, O. 8350
Just the having you around; lyric by
W. Herschell, music by M. L. Tay-
lor. Indianapolis, Indiana, Carlin
music co. © April 18, 1929; 2 e¢.
April 13; E pub. 5050; William Her-
schell and Mary Lyon Taylor, In-
dianapolis. 8351
Just thinking of you; words by L.
Heikes and E. Heikes, music by
Sylvester Long Cross. © 1 ¢ Apr.
4, 1929; E unp. 5389; Leo Heikes
and Ethel Heikes, Meridian, Id.
8352
Just waiting; words by Greta Dalny
and D. Sodelle, music by D. So-
delle. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Apr. 8, 1929; E unp. 5525 ; David
Sodelle, New York. 8353
Just wond’ring ’bout you; words by P.
Bendigo, music by Arthur Bowers.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Apr. 12, 1929; E unp. 5649; Pauline
Bendigo, Detroit. 8354
Just you; waltz ballad, words by Ver-
na Johnson, music by Sylvester L.
Cross. New York, Frank Harding.
© Mar. 25, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 30, 1929;
E pub. 4960; Verna Johnson, age he
355
Just you; words and music by F. Blu-
menthal. © 1. Apr. 22, 1929; BE
unp. 5980; Fritz Blumenthal, Okla-
homa City, Okla. 8356
Just you; words and music by 8S. E.
Mumma. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 6, 1929: E unp. 5430;
Samuel E. Mumma, Mechanicsburg,
Pa 8357
Just you, just me and love; words and
music by Saul Klein, Frank Ga-
lassi, Ray Doll and Maurice Abra-
hams; pf. and ukulele acc. -© April
1, 1929; 2 ¢ April 5; EH pub. 4936;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
8358
Kabed es ovicho v’es yimecho; words
and music by M. Kotlowitz. ©1..
Apr. 13, 1929; E-unp. 5687; Max
Kotlowitz, New Rochelle, N. Y.
8359
435
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
.8360
Kanonen-song; aus Die dreigroscheno-
per, von Kurt Weill, of Germany,
arr. von Jerzy Fitelberg; jazz.
orch, pts., with pf. conductor and
violin 1 conductor. © Oct. 30, 1928;
1 ce. Dec. 5; E for, 13892; Universal
edition a. g., Vienna. 8360
Kansas (The) bandman; march, by
K. L. King, band pts. 4to. © April
4, 1929; 2 c. April 5; E pub. 4805;
Karl L. King music house, Fort
Dodge, Ia. 8361
Kappa psi sweetheart; words and mu-
sie by Gertrude Murdock; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Mar. 20, 1929; 2 «¢.
Mar. 23; E pub. 4550; Beta sigma
chapter, Kappa psi fraternity, Far-
£0, INV D. 8362
Karabali (Slave song) ; versos de Gus-
tavo S. Galarraga, musica de HE. Le-
cuona, of Cuba. Habana, Lecuona
music co. (Cover title:—Canto
karabali.) © Feb. 9, 1929; 1 «.
April 18; E for. 8862; Ernesto Le-
cuona, Havana, Cuba. 8363
Katy did; words by Myra Durfee, mu-
sic by C. S. Ferrett. Boston, W. B.
Hasey & co. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 ¢.
Mar. 30; E pub. 4696; Charles
Southwick Ferrett, Bridgeport,
Conn. : 8364
Kayser violin studies; op. 20, bk. 1, in
the first position, rev., fingered and
annotated by Carl Sauer, of Austra-
lia!’ © Jan. "28, "1929 3" 1 ce Keb 8:
E for. 3868; W. H. Paling & eo., 1td.,
Sydney, Australia. 8365
Keep smiling; words and music by
M. O. Steffen. © 1c. Apr. 10, 1929;
E unp. 5572; Metta Olive Steffen,
Hibbing, Minn. 8366
Kermesse-valse; de L’ eventail de
Jeanne, de Florent Schmitt, of
France, op. 80; pf., 4 hands. © Mar.
20, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 13; E for. 3984;
Heugel, Paris. 8367
Kesiinen laulu; by Selim Palmgren,
of Finland, op. 87, no. 3; pf. © Dec.
31, 1928; 1 ec Mar. 9, 1929; HE for.
2977; Anton J. Benjamin, Leipzig.
8368
Kewpie; noyelty fox-trot, by Gene
Rose; pf.. .©, April 4, 1929; 2 e.
April 9; E pub. 4910; Sherman,
Clay & co., San Francisco. 8369
Key to my heart; words by Caroline
Nixa Kosmalski, music by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 3, 1929; E unp. 5314;
Caroline N. Kosmalski, Racine, Wis.
8370
pt. IIT, n.s., v. 24
Keystone athletic club song; words
and music by A. J. P. Vandermyn.
[Photostat] © 1c. Apr. 1, 1929;
EH ounp. 5257; Armand J. P. Vander-
myn, Pittsburgh. 8371
Ki vonu vocharto; words and music
by M. Kotlowitz. © 1c. Apr. 138,
1929; E unp. 5686; Max Kotlowitz,
New Rochelle, N. Y. 8372
Kicsike vigyazzon, egyszer nagymama
lesz ... ; blues-fox, szovegét irta:
Harmath Imre, zenéjét szerzette:
Abraham Pal, of Hungary. © Nov.
21, 19283: 1 c) Apr. 18;'1929; Bretor:
3926; Rozsavolgyi es tarsa, Buda-
pest, Hungary. 8373
Kids again; words and music by Nat
Natoli and Harold Stokes. © Mar.
30, 1929; 2 c April 2; E pub. 4710;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.,
New York. 8374
King Arthur ruled the land; unison
song, words from an old ballad, mu-
sic by Harold Sykes, of Great Brit-
ain. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Mar. 22, 1929; 1 «
Apr. 6; E for. 3732; Edward Arnold
& co., London. 8375
King of the air; march, by David Mel-
son; band pts. Cincinnati, O., Fill-
more music house. 4to. © Apr. 13,
1929; 2 ¢@. Apr: 20; EH pub. 5252;
Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati. 8376
King’s (The) with his people again;
ballad, words and musie by John
Smith, of Great Britain. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr. 5,
1929; 1 @ Apr. 18; E for. 3805;
Campbell, Connelly & co., London.
8377
Kiss my blues away; words and mu-
sic by Dorothy Woodward; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Apr. 6, 1929; 2 e.
Apr. 15; E pub. 5055; Marco Day,
Monterey, Calif. 8378
Kitten kapers; by C. M. Farrell, ed.
by J. G. Hinderer; pf. © Jan. 28,
1929; 2 @ Mar. 20; E pub. 4744;
Constance M. Farrell, St. Paul.
8379
Kitty Carey ; waltz, words by BE. Waldo
Stansbury, music and ukulele arr.
by Ada Jean Rogers. © Apr. 8,
1929: 2 ce. Apr. 11; E pub. 4980;
Ada Rogers Scott, Chicago. 8380
Knick knacks; novelty ten. banjo solo,
with pf. ace. by Roy Smeck.
April 2, 1929; 2 « April 3; E pub.
4748; Irving Berlin standard music
corp., New York. 8381
436
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
Kohlmann (Carl) 24 studies for tuba.
© 1e. Apr. 8, 1929; E unp. 5494;
Carl Kohlmann, Cincinnati. 8382
Komedy tid-bits; by Emil Velazco;
organ. 1. Finger twister. [5 others]
© Apr. 6, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 16; E pub.
51387; Crawford music corp., New
York. 8383
Kujawiak druzby; by J. Wyskowski.
[Melody only] ©1c. Apr. 12, 1929;
E unp. 5718; John Wyskowski, New
York. 8384
Kujawiak z Galicyi; by J. Wyskowski.
[Melody only] ©1c. Apr. 12, 1929;
E unp. 5717; John Wyskowski, New
York. 8385
Lack-a-day-me; words by Doris Row-
ley, music by Alec Rowley, of Great
Britain ; mixed voices. 4to. © Apr.
15, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 16; E for. 3879;
Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 8386
Lacrem’ e’ careerato; versi di A. Ric-
ciardi, musica di Hdmond Aversano;
pf. ©l1c. Apr. 4, 1929; E unp. 5713;
Alfonso Ricciardi, New York. 8387
Ladies (The) they all like me; words
and music by Leo Lynn; solo and
cho. for men or boys. © Nov. 21,
1928; 2 ¢. April 15) 1929; BH pub.
5044; Eldridge entertainment house,
inc., Franklin, O. 8388
Lady fingers; selection, from the mu-
sical comedy, music by Joseph
Meyer, arr. by Hans Spialek, of
Austria, domiciled at New York; pf.
©. April 3, 1929; 2 c« April 5: E
pub. 4914; Harms, inc., New York.
8389:
Lady when your lovely head; words
by Hilaire Belloc, music by Ralph
Greaves, of Great Britain. © Feb.
Zr, 1929; 1 ¢: Apr. 26; Ei for. 4025;
Oxford university press, London.
8390
Laird (The) o’ Cockpen; unison song,
words by Lady. Nairne, traditional
air arr. by Maurice Jacobson, of
Great Britain. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr. 2,
Pee aC, \ADE. Se Motor, she kcid «
Curwen & sons, ltd., London. 8391
Lament; by J. H. Levis, of Great
Britain, domiciled at New York; pf.
© 1c. Apr. 23, 1929; E unp. 6021;
John Hazedel Levis, Jackson
Heights, L. I., N. Y., 8392.
Lamplight blues; fox trot, words and
music by S. Sbrigata. © 1c. Apr.
11, 1929;' HE unp. 5603’ Sylvio
Sbrigata, Brooklyn. 8393
8404
Lass dir nix von Hoffmann erzihlen;
Hoffmann-foxtrot, worte von Alfred
Griinwald, musik nach Offenbach,
von Carlo Toscanini, of Austria. ©
Mari is) 1929% Loc: Apt tse) Hs for,
3783; W. Karczag verlag, Vienna.
8394
.Lassie o’ mine; words by Mrs. L. J.
Cormier, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Apr. 17, 1929; E unp. 5813; Annie S.
Cormier, San Benito, Tex. 8395
Last night underneath the moon;
words and music by C. Odien. ©1
e. Apr. 4, 1929; E unp. 5876; Cora
Odien, Detroit. 8396
Last tag; by Harriet E. Higgins, select-
ed, ed., annotated and fingered by
John M. Williams; quartet for pf.
© April 1, 1929; 2 @ April 13; E
pub. 5033; Boston music co., Boston.
8397
Laundry (The) song; words and musie
by E. McConnell, Walker Norris and
tT. MacWillaams, arr... by oF. W.
Walker. © Apr. 10, 1929; 2c Apr.
18; E pub. 5221; Edward McCon-
nell, Thos. MacWilliams and Walker
Norris, Nashville. 8398
Law (The) of the Lord is perfect;
anthem, words from psalms 16 and
37, music by Gottfried H. Feder-
lein; mixed voices, and sop. solo,
with organ ace. 4to. © Mar. 29,
1929; 2 c. Apr. 6; E pub. 4876; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 8399
Leanna; words and music by C.
' Smiley; melody with pf. ace. © 1
ce. Apr. 9, 1929; E unp. 5538; Chas.
Smiley, Paris, Tex. 8400
Leap frog; novelty, by Andy Sannella,
arr. by Claude Lapham; E fiat alto
saxophone, with pf. acc. © Apr. 16,
AOD 3 2) CAO.) 1 (2 By Ucn he 5
Crawford music corp., New York.
8401
Leave me, O love; words by Philip
Sidney, music by Dennis Arundell,
of Great Britain. © Feb. 21, 1929;
1c. Apr. 26; E for. 4028; Oxford
university press, London. 8402
Leg up, over leather; cowboy song,
words and music by Paul Bliss; ten.
1 & 2, bass1&2. © Apr. 22, 1929;
2 ec. Apr. 24; E pub. 5385; Willis
music co., Cinicinnati. 8403
Légende (La) de Sonia; de Quand la
cloche sonnera, paroles de Y. d’Hanse-
wick et P. de Wattyne, musique de
Alfred Bachelet, of France. © Mar.
5, 1929; 1 ec. Mar. 28; E for. 3565;
Heugel, Paris. 8404
437
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8405
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
Legs; words and musie by Archie Got-
tler, Con Conrad, and Sidney D.
Mitchell. [Words and melody only]
©1ec. Apr. 2, 1929; E unp. 5835; De
Sylva, Brown, & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 8405
Lejos de mi patria; danzon por M.
_ Pagan, arr. por Francisco Tizol; pf.
* © 1c. Apr. 13, 1929; E unp. 5706;
Manrique Pagan, New York. 8406
Leona; waltz ballad, words and music
. by A. Saltzer. © Apr. 16, 1929; 2 ¢.
Apr. 22; EH pub. 5263; Andrew Salt-
zer, Sawtelle, Calif. 8407
Let love abide and be our guide; words
by J. Wagemaker, music by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 3, 1929; E unp. 5310;
John Wagemaker, Ontario, Calif.
8408
Let me fall in your arms; ballad,
words and music by Joe Milleriam
fi. e. J. Milleriam] New York,
Frank Harding. © Mar. 25, 1929;
2 ec. Mar. 30; E pub. 4962; Joseph
Milleriam, Wevaco, W. Va. 8409
Let me fill my eyes with you; words
and music by M. J. Schaeffer. ©
April 17, 1929; .2.¢. April 22; Epub.
53854; Mary Johnston Schaeffer,
Roanoke, Va. 8410
Let’s away; words and music by Ma-
rian Barker. © Mar. 29, 1929; 2c.
Apr. 6; E pub. 4890; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 8411
Let’s be sweethearts, I love you; lyric
by I. Mantz, music. by Jack J.
Bishop; pf. and ukulele ace. ©1e.
Apr. 16, 1929; E unp. 5775; I. Mantz,
Groton, Conn. 8412
Let’s build a nest for two; lyric by
Cliff Hess, music by Frank L. Ven-
tre; pf. and ukulele ace. © Apr. 25,
1929; 2 @ Apr. 26;' Ei pub. 5488;
Spier and Coslow, inc., New York.
8413
Let’s incorporate; lyrics by Frank
Loesser, music by C. Rice. © 1 «
Apr. 12, 1929: E unp. 5621; Carl
Rice, New York. 8414
Let’s make the best of it; words and
music by J. Fred Coots and Benny
Davis; pf. ace. with ukulele arr.
by A. J., Franchini,, ©, Aprilgis,
1929; 2 c. April 6; E pub. 4866;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine., New
York. 8415
Let’s talk about love; fox-trot, lyric
by Arthur Smith, musie by V. H.
Alger. © Apr. 8, 1929; 2 e¢.. Apri
11; E pub. 4975; Vernon H. Alger,
Sioux Falls, 8. D. 8416
Let’s talk it over; fox-trot song, words
and music by Benny Davis and Fred
Coots [i. e. J. Fred Coots] © April
12, 1929; 2.c. April 15; Epub. 5067;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 8417
Let’s talk it over; words and music by
Benny Davis and J. Fred Coots.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Mar. 13, °1929; FE ‘unp. 55405" tee
Feist, inc., New York. 8418
Levee love; words and music by Lou
Davis, J. Fred Coots and Larry
Spier. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 23, 1929; E unp. 6045;
Famous music corp., New York.
8419
Liberty; words and music by Evelyn
C. Towle; mixed voices. ©1c. Apr.
25, 1929; E unp. 6084; EH. C. Towle,
_ Miami, Fla. 8420
Licorne (La); valse, par Alfred Bert,
of France; pf. © Mar. 5, 1929; 1c.
Mar. 28; E for. 3548; EH. Gaudet,
Paris. 8421
Lies; words by H. B. Miller, music by
A. Matthews; pf. and ukulele ace.
[Photostat] © 1c. Apr. 30, 1929;
E unp. 6217; Artie Matthews and
Hattie B. Miller, Cincinnati. 8422
Life eternal; hymn, words and music
by Thomas Benton. © Jan. 3, 1929;
2 c. Feb. 26; E pub. 4730; Eugene
Monroe Bartlett, Hartford, Ark.
8423
Life is just wonderful when you find
yourself a girl; by B. Pagenstecher.
[Melody only] ©1c. Apr. 16, 1929;
E unp. 5788; Bernard Pagenstecher,
New York. 8424
Life is like a rose; bloom of youth,
words and music by J. C. Lockhart.
Dayton, Ohio, Lockhart music Co.
© April 29, 1929; 2 ¢ April 27; E
pub. 5463; James C. Lockhart, Day-
ton, O. 8425
Lifer’s (A) prayer; words by J. H.
Secavone and Curtis C. Karchner,
music by Peter Koteas and Thomas
A. McGroarty. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Apr. 29, 1929; E unp.
6186; Joseph H. Scavone, Wilkes
Barre, Pa. 8426
Life’s lighter hours; gavotte-caprice,
by Clay Smith; band pts. 4to.
April 6, 1929; 2 e@ April 22; E pub.
5272; Charles L. Barnhouse, SFr.,
Oskaloosa, Ia. 8427
438
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
Light (A) in a night! fox-trot, music
by J. Berny and Jack April, both of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. 4to. © Mar. 20, 1929; 1c. Apr.
13; EH for. 39389; L. Grus et ecie,
Paris. 8428
Light (The) o’ the line the porter;
humorous patter song, words and
music by Harry Gibson, of Great
Britain. [Staff and tonic. sol-fa
notations] © Feb. 22, 1929; 1 «¢.
Apr. 15; E for. 3835; Reynolds &
..€o0., London. 8429
Light (The) of the cross; hymn, words
by B. B. Edmiaston, musie by E. S.
Dean; male voices. (Jn Carols of
praise) © Nov. 20, 1928; 2 c. Apr.
29, 1929: E pub. 5491; Emmett S.
Dean, Waco, Tex. 8430
Lights of home; program for Parents’
day or Mothers’ day, text by Dorothy
Lehman Sumerau, music by Grant
Colfax Tullar. Svo. © Apr. 8, 1929;
2 ce. and aff. Apr. 29; AA 15241;
Grant Colfax Tullar, New York. 8431
Lilies pure; by Wallace A. Johnson,
op. 190, no. 3; pf. © April 10, 1929;
2c. April 12; E pub. 5071; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 8432
Lily of the valley; words and music
by M. Jones.
E unp. 5387; May Jones, Seattle.
8433
Lily-pool (The); two-part canon,
words by Mary V. Howell, music by
Dorothy Howell, of Great Britain.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Mar. 22, 1929; 1c. Apr. 6;
E for. 3738; Edward Arnold & co.,
London. 8434
Limited (The); galop, by Max Herz-
berg, orch. by George Torke; orch.
_pts. 4to. -© Apr. 10, 1929; 2 «.
Apr. 16; E pub. 5249; Crawford
music corp., New York. 8435
Lincke-winke ; foxtrot—fantasie 3, von
Paul Lincke, of Germany; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Apr. 8,
1929: 1 e«. Apr. 29; E for. 4050;
Apollo verlag, Berlin. 84386
Linda; words and music by John
Clayton. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 1, 1929; E unp. 5269;
Arthur Behim music corp., New
York. 8437
Lindy and Ann: words and music by
Helen Geraldine Grant. ©1ce. Apr.
17, 1929; E unp. 5843; H. G. Grant,
Asheville, N. C. 84388
© 1c. Apr. 4, 1929 5
8448
Lindy tomorrow; words by .W. D.
Dempsey, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Apr. 17, 1929; E unp. 5815; William
Harrison Dempsey, Mechanicsville,
eo. 8439
Listen to His call; hymn, words and
music by G. E. Bonney. © April 8,
1929';' 2 c. April.10; E. pub: 4951;
Gerald Emery Bonney, Winona Lake,
Ind. 8440
Listenin’; words by Hugh Chesterman,
music by Haydn Wood, of Great
Britain. © Mar. 22, 1929; 1c. Apr.
1; E for. 3843; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. 8441
Liszt (Franz) Liebestraum; tran-
scribed by Clay Smith; solo for
trombone, bar., cornet, cello, E flat
alto, B flat ten., or C saxophone,
or duet for any combination of. these
instruments, with pf. acc. © April
6, 1929; 2 c. April 22; E pub. 5276;
Charles L. Barnhouse, sr., Oska-
loosa, Ia. 8442
Vom felS zum meer! Deutscher
siegemarsch, bearb. von Leopold
Weninger, of Austria; orch. pts.,
with violin 1 conductor. 4to. ©
Mar: “9)51929; tye Apr. 4: Bustor.
3712; Anton J. Benjamin, Leipzig.
84438
Little artist; valsette, by Edward E.
Menges; pf. © Apr. 30, 1929; 2 «.
Apr. 27; E pub. 5504; Shattinger
piano & music co., St. Louis. 8444
Little (A) bird told me all about you;
words and music by J. W. Barrows.
24mo. [Words and melody only] ©
A pr. 115, 1929 ;'2:.c.-Aprs 22,4 pub!
5266; Joseph Whitman Barrows,
Palo Alto, Calif. 8445
Little Boy Blue; words and music by
L. L. Miller. © 1 ¢. Apr. 24, 1929;
E unp. 6065; Lillian Laura Miller,
Chicago. 8446
Little (The) brown house that I love;
words and music by E. L. Shulters.
[Words and melody only] ©1.«.
Apr. 19, 1929; E unp. 5891; Hlla-
Laura Shulters, Plainfield, N. J.
8447
Little elves from fairyland; by Wal-
lace A. Johnson; pf. with words. ©
April 4, 1929; 2 ec. April 6; E pub.
4918; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 8448
439
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8449
Little feller; words and music by Joe
L. Sanders. © Apr. 10, 1929; 2 e.
Apr. 12; E pub. 5027; Robbins music
corp., New York. 8449
Little girl of my dreams; fox-trot,
lyric by J. A. Rodosky, jr., music
by Robert H. Brennen. N. Y. City,
Frank Harding. © Mar. 25, 1929;
2c. Mar. 30; E pub. 4961; John A.
Rodosky, jr., Winburne, Pa. 8450
Little (A) house on a little hill; words
and music by Lou Davis and J. Fred
Coots; pf. and ukulele acc. © April
1, 1929; 2 c April 5; E pub. 4937;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
8451
Little (A) mouse; words by C. F.
Dietsch, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Apr. 20, 1929; E unp. 5927; Clao
Fairchild Dietsch, Rawlins, Wy.
8452
Little old fashioned girl [and] Since I
found you, and you found me;
words and music by Karin Sundelof
Asbrand.. © Apr 23, )1929;" 22
Apr. 24; E pub. 5389; Fitzgerald
pub. corp., New York. 8453
Little old home; waltz, words by
Mrs. E. BE. Delk [i. e. M. L. Delk],
music by Ray Hibbeler. © 1 c. Mar.
16, 1929; E unp. 5362; Martha L.
Delk, Weldon, Ia. 8454
Little old log cabin in the lane; words
by Al Lewis and Neil Moret, music
by Al Sherman and Neil Moret; pf.
acc., With ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. -© April 15, 1929; 2 ec. April
15; E pub. 5320; Villa Moret, inc.,
San Francisco. 8455
Little pal; words and music by B. G.
De Sylva [pseud. of George Gard De
Sylva], Lew Brown, Ray Hender-
son and Al Jolson. © April 22,
1929; 2 ce. April 23; E pub. 53816; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, -inc., New
York. 8456
Little poker face; words and music by
M. Marchellos, of Greece, domiciled
at Union City, N. J. ©1e. Apr. 20,
1929; E unp. 5953; Mabel Marchel-
los, Union City, N. J. 8457
Load (The) is heavy and I’m ready to
go; words by George Whiting, music
by Ted Snyder. © Mar. 29, 1929;
2c. Apr. 6; E pub. 4881; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York. 8458
Loboda; words and music by E. Zuk-
owsky, of Poland, domiciled at New
pt. Im, n.s., v. 24
York. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 9, 1929; E unp. 5499;
Eugene Zukowsky, New York. 8459
Log cabin lullaby ; words and music by
Vaughn De Leath [pseud. of Leo-
nore Geer]; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Apr. 10, 1929; 2 ec. Apr. 17; E pub.
5151; Al. Piantadosi, New York.
8460
Londonderry air; would God I were
the tender apple-blossom, 4-pt. cho.,
words by Katherine Tynan, music,
old Irish song, arr. by Victor Harris;
women’s voices, with solo voice. 4to.
© April 4, 1929; 2 c. April 8; E pub.
4897; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
8461
Loneliness dreams; ballad, words and
music by O. C. Rollevson, arr. by
Alphilo Hays. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Feb. 15, 1929; 2
ce. Feb. 19; E pub. 5146; Oscar C.
Rollevson, Tacoma, Wash. 8462
Lonely gardens without love; waltz, by
I. Ortiz; pf. ©1c. Mar. 20, 1929;
EK unp. 5298; Iturbe Ortiz, New
York. 8463
Lonely little me; fox-trot ballad, words
and musie by Irving Laing, Phil
King and Allan McIver, all of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Apr. 10, 1929; 1 c.. Apr. 15; E for.
3858; Laing & King, Montreal, Que-
bec, Canada. 8464
Lonely (The) road; waltz song, from
The silver swan, lyric by William S.
Brady, music by H. Maurice Jacquet.
© April 1, 1929; 2 ec. April 3; E pub.
4782; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
8465
Lonesome and blue; by F. Warshauer
and S. Sbrigato. [Melody only] ©
i ec. Mar. 15, 1929; E: unp. 5297;
Frank Warshauer and Sylvester
Sbrigato, Rockaway Beach, N. Y.
8466
Lonesome and blue; words by R. Man-
ning, music by R. Manning and Mar-
guerite Jaeger. © 1 c. Mar. 11,
1929; E unp. 5445; Ralph Manning,
St. Louis. 8467
Lonesome clouds; words and music by
T. Gmachl, jr. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Apr. 5, 1929; EH unp.
5404; Therese Gmachl, jr., St. Louis.
8468
Lonesome sweetheart; fox-trot, by L.
V. Martin. [Melody only] ©l1e.
Apr. 4, 1929; E unp. 5357; Louis
Victor Martin, New York. 8469
440
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
8492
a INNO
Lonesomeness and memories of you;
words and music by M. A. Tomase.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Apr. 19, 1929; E unp. 5885; Mare
A. Tomase, New York. 8470
Long gone; or Away, away, away from
here, by Selrahec Reyob [pseud. of
Charles Boyer]; pf. © Apr. 10,
#929; 2 ec. Apr. 19; E. pub. 5224;
Standard feature music co., Fort
Worth, Tex. 8471
Longing; words and music by I. Stahl.
[Words and melody only] © 1c.
Apr. 25, 1929; E unp. 6107; Isabel
Stahl, Danbury, Conn. 8472
Look for me;-hymn, words and music
by IT. S. Cobb. © Nov. 20, 1928;
2 ec. Apr. 18, 1929; E pub. 5201;
Thomas Seth Cobb, Fort Worth, Tex.
8473
Looking at you; from Cochran’s 1929
revue, words and music by Cole Por-
ter. London, New York & Sydney,
Chappell & co., ltd. © Mar. 5, 1929;
2 ec. Mar. 30; E pub. 4791; Harms,
inc., New York. 8474
Looking for love; from Ziegfeld mid-
night frolic, lyric by Dorothy Fields,
music by Jimmry McHugh; pf. ace,
with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. ©
Mar. 27, 1929; 2 e. April 20; E pub.
5244; Mills music, ine., New York. \
847
Looking (The) glass; poem by Paul
Laurence Dunbar, music by Claude
Warford. © April 3, 1929; 2 ec.
April 4; E pub. 4796; G. Ricordi &
co., ine., New York. 8476
Loosen up; by Ted Nixon; orch. pts.
© Mar. 138, 1929; 2 ¢. Apr. 6; E pub.
4831; Denton & Haskins music ptb.
co., ine., New York. 8477
Lorraine; waltz ballad, words by S.
Van Poznak, music by Christian A.
Praetorius. © Mar. 25, 1929; 2 «.
Apr. 11; E pub. 4987; Seymour Van
Poznak, Newark, N. J. 8478
Lost childhood; children’s operetta in
1 act, written by Charles W. Emlyn,
music by G. Tootell, of Great Brit-
ain. London, J. Curwen & sons, Itd.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Apr. 9, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 6;
E for. 3739; George Tootell, Edg-
ware, Middlesex, England. 8479
Louisiana (A) lullaby; ballad, words
and music by R. M. Zullo. New
York City, Frank Harding. © April
10, 1929; 2 c. April 20; E pub. 5325;
Rose M. Zullo, Brecksville, O. 8480
Love and laughter; by C. Edgar Ford,
of Great Britain, op. 46; pf. © Jan.
9, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 15; E for. 2698;
Laudy & co., London. 8481
Love for mother; program for Moth-
er’s day, words by Rosemary Mac-
Donald, music by Geo. C. Stebbins
and others. 8vo. © Mar. 19, 1929;
2 ec. Mar. 28; D pub. 27487; Hall-
Mack co., Philadelphia. 8482
Love is a dream; words and music by
Hale Hope. © 1c. Apr. 30, 1929;
E unp. 6220; Lillian Toelle, Holly-
wood, Calif. 8483
Love just love; words and music by
Sl. Swans pe” Cv cj Apr, 2%
1929; E unp. 5822; Sara Lillius
Swan, Hornell, N. Y. — =8484
Love letters; duet, from The silver
swan, lyric by Wm. S. Brady, music
by H. Maurice Jacquet. © April 1,
1929; 2 c. April 3; E pub. 4784;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 8485
Love memory; fox-trot, lyric and mu-
sie by J. G. Bandy; pf. and ukulele
arr. by Stan Tucker. © 1 ec. Apr.
1, 1929; E unp. 5255; Joseph Gar-
field Bandy, Cardin, Okl. 8486
Love must have brought us together;
melody by Frank Parente and Ben
Ross. © 1 c¢. Apr. 26, 1929; E unp.
6141; James Dante, Madison, N. J.
8487
Love time is nigh; fox trot, words and
melody by G. R. Wilson; ukulele ace.
© 1 ec. Apr. 27, 1929; E unp. 6171;
George Robert Wilson, New York.
8488
Love will find a way; lyric by Al
Dubin, music by Joe Burke; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Apr. 8, 1929; 2 e.
Apr. 11; E pub. 5018; M. Witmark
_& sons, New York. 8489
Lovelace; ouverture dramatique, par
E. Flament, of France, op. 78; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor or harp. ©
Deel 3i, 1928+" 1 cc. Apr eda, 920°
E for. 3931'; Edouard Filament,
Paris. 8490
Loveland is calling; waltz, words by
Betty Cooper, music by H. C. Horne,
of Great Britain; pf. and ukulele
ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Mar. 20, 1929; 1 c Apr.
6; E for. 3690; Walsh, Holmes &
co., ltd., London. 8491
Lovely one; words by B. A. Miller,
music by Stella Callender. © 1 ec.
Apr. 3, 1929; E unp. 5328; Buster A.
Miller, Los Angeles. 8492
441
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8493
Love’s cradle; theme song, words and
music by Boris Goldberg. © 1 ¢.
Apr. 22, 1929; E unp. 6084; Boris
Goldberg, Cambridge, Mass. 8493
Love’s effervescence; appassionato, by
Leo Russotto, orchestrated by Wal-
ter C. Schad, organ notations by
Emil Velazco; orch. pts. © Apr.
16, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 17; E pub. 5178;
Crawford music corp., New York.
8494
Love’s evolution; words by William
Dicting, music by M. Caudle. ©1.
Apr. 8, 1929; E unp. 5515; Mamie
Caudle, Stacy, Calif. 8495
Love’s lament; words by Ethel Rattay,
music by W. Stokking. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Apr. 11, 1929;
E unp. 5593; William Stokking,
Ventnor, N. J. 8496
Love’s lullabye; lyric by George K.
Beck, music by .L. Sugarman.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Apr. 9, 1929; E unp. 5522; Louis
Sugarman and George Beck, New
York. 8497
Love’s melody; slow fox-trot, words
and music by R. D. Freeman. ©
1 c. Apr. 6, 1929;-E unp. 5474;
Reginald Duane Freeman, Racine,
Wis. 8498
Love’s melody; words and music by
G. W. Zink. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Apr. 29, 1929; E unp.
6211; Gleason William Zink, Tulsa,
Okl. 8499
Loving (A) heart; solo, words by C.
Austin Miles, music by Clinton D.
Lowden; with mixed cho. (In
Songs of faith and triumph) ©
April 10, 1929; 2 c. April 17; E pub.
5416; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia.
8500
Loving (A) nest; by M. A. Weitzman.
nos. 35-43. [Melody only] ©l1e..
Feb. 21, 1929; E unp. 4987; Morris
Abe Weitzman, Chicago. 8501
Loyola, where old California is calling ;
words and music by L. Brennan.
Los Angeles, Calif., Lois Brennan
pub. co. © April 2, 1929; 2 e. April
8; E pub. 4860; Lois Brennan, Los
Angeles. 8502
Lucille; words and music by Beatrice
James [pseud. of B. G. Pollak]
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Apr. 2, 1929; E unp. 5282; Beatrice
G. Pollak, New York. 8503
pt. 01, n.s., v.24
Lucille; words and music by F. Crum.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Apr. 27, 1929; E unp. 6168; Frank
Crum, Irvington, N. J. 8504
Lucy and her little pussy; words and
music by A. Elbrich. [Words and
melody only] ©1e Apr. 6, 1929;
E unp. 5424; Albert Elbrich, Bryan,
Tex. 8505:
Ludy Dugan; words and music by
F. B. Hammann. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 c. Apr. 9, 1929;
E unp. 5527; Frederick Burton Ham-
mann, Baltimore. 8506.
Lullaby; by Charles V. Rychlik, op.
14; violin and pf. © Mar. 15, 1929;
2 e@ April 3; E pub. 4757;. Fr. A.
Urbanek & sons, Prague, Czecho-
slovakia. 8507
Lullaby; by R. Kress; pf. © 1 ec
Apr. ‘15, 1929; EY unp. 5747;" Ray
Kress, Hollywood, Calif. 8508
Lullaby ; from Chinese theme, by J. H.
Levis, of Great Britain, domiciled at
New York; pf. ©1c. Apr. 10, 1929;
E unp. 5568; John Hazedel Levis,
Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y. 8509
Lupe; words and music by B. Amador,
of Mexico; pf. ©1c. Apr. 15, 1929;
E unp. 5797; Benito Amador, Los
Angeles. 8510:
Lyssnar du till mig i kvaéll, lilla mor?
text: Sven-Olof Sandberg, musik:
Igor Borganoff, of Sweden; pf.
Dec. 5, 1927; 1 c. Apr. 12, 1929; EB
for. 3752; Forlags a.-b. Musikaliska
Knuten, Stockholm, Sweden. 8511
Macbeth; opera in five acts, libretto
from Wm. Shakespeare, with music
by J. Snyder, arr. by Eugene Platz-
man. New York, Jack Snyder pub.
co., inc. © Jan. 7, 1929; 2 ¢. Jan..7;
D pub. 27482; Jack Snyder, New
York. 8512
Macchinetta (La) da cucire; bozzetto
domestico per quintetto d’archi con
pf. conduttore, interpretazione lit-
teraria di Alberto Colantuoni, mu-
sica di Fernando Limenta, of Italy.
© Mar. 26, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 6; E for.
3774; A. & G. Carish & c., Milan.
8513:
Madelaine; words and music by Geo.
Greenberg and Freddie Johns, of
Great Britain; pf. ace., with banju-
lele banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin
D. Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Apr. 3, 1929; 1c. Apr.
5; E for. 3707; B. Feldman & co.,
London. 8514
442
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4,1929
8538:
Madrigal: 4 deux voix, pour sop. et
violoncelle, d’aprés une chanson en
rondeau, de Charles d’Orléans, mu-
sique de Vincent d’Indy, of France,
op. 94. © Mar. 20, 1929; 1 ‘c. Apr.
13; E for. 3986; Heugel, Paris. 8515
Maganini (Quinto) Sonnet; words by
John Keats; med.-high voice. (In
two songs) © Apr. 8, 1929: 2 ¢.
Apr. 11; E pub. 4984; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 8516
Magda: habanera tango, by Apollo
Gaudenzi, of Italy; violino. ©1e.
Apr. 26, 1929; E unp. 6126; Giuseppe
De Vita, New York. 8517
Magic (The) lower valley of the Rio
Grande; song of The last frontier,
words and music by J. F. Curtice,
ace. by Mary Traub Busch. ©
April 22, 1929; 2 c. April 27; E pub.
5459; John F. Curtice, Indianapolis.
8518
Magic (The) of the moon; words and
music by Bob Billings [i. e. R. W.
Billings] [Chords, single staff] ©
1 ec. Apr. 5, 1929; E unp. 5770; Rob-
ert William Billings, Maywood, IIl.
8519
Magnolia blues; by Spencer Williams;
pf. © 1c. Apr. 22, 1929; E unp.
5971: Triangle music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 8520
Mahogany hall blues; by Spencer Wil-
rims =". (C9 °G, ‘Apr.'15, 1929*
E unp. 5720; Triangle music pub.
co., ine., New York. 8521
Maiden (A) and a rose; words by F.
H. Miller, music by Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1929; E
unp. 5388; Fred Howard Miller,
Walla Walla, Wash. 8522
Main street; lyrics and music by R.
Brooks. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 5, 1929; E unp. 5419;
Reynold Brooks, New York. 8523
Maininki; by Selim Palmgren, of Fin-
fd. op. Si, NG, 5: pe. ©) Dec S11,
1928; 1 e. Mar. 9, 1929; E for. 2979;
Anton J. Benjamin, Leipzig. 8524
Maja (La) gullita sSevillanas; por
José Conrado de Tovar [i. e. José
Conrado Tovar], of Mexico, domi-
ciled at New York; pf. © 1c. Apr.
16, 1929; E unp. 5804; José C. Tovar,
New York. 8525
Major Cords; fox trot, by L. V. Mar-
tin. [Melody only] © 1. Apr.
13, 1929; E unp. 5702; Louis Victor
Martin, New York. 8526
id
Malkaus; by L. Lota, of U. S. and S.
Lahiri, of India; pf. © 1c. Apr.
10, 1929; E unp. 5570; Lucile Lota
and Sarat Lahiri, New York. 8527
Mamma che veglia; versi e musica di
Pietro Montani, of Italy. © Apr.
29, 1929; 1 ce. Apr. 22; E for. 3921;
A. Forlivesi & c., Florence, Italy.
8528.
Mammy mine, all I need is you; words
and music by C. A. Malani. ©1e.
Apr. 30, 1929; E unp. 6214; Claude
Aloysius Malani, Honolulu. 8529.
Man in the moon; words by E. Ritter,
music by Sylvester Long Cross. ©
ice. Apr. 45011929; E)' ump. 5870:
Elizabeth Ritter, Arlington, Wash.
8530:
Man (The) on the flying trapeze;
words and music by Harry K. Mc-
Clintock. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 5,:1929; E unp. 5406;
Villa Moret, ine., San Francisco.
8531
Mansken; sdngvals, text och musik:
Berta Onnerberg, of Sweden, op. 35;
pf. © Nov. 1, 1928; 1 ¢. Apr. 12,
1929; E for. 3756; Edition Sylvain,
Stockholm, Sweden. 8532:
Marcelle; words by A. Rinaldi, music
by Ernie Siclari. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Apr. 1, 1929; BE
unp. 5253; Ernest Siclari and An-
thony Rinaldi, Brooklyn. 8533. .
March Montello; by H. I. Boyle; pf.
© Apr. 18, 1929; 2 ec. Apr. 22; BE
pub. 5360; Edward I. Boyle, Worces-
ter. 8534
March of the hollyhocks; by Dorothy
Bell Briggs; pf. © Apr. 11, 1929;
2.6 Apr. 175 pub.’ siGa; Olver
Ditson co., Boston. 8535
March to the Legion; words and mu-
sic by W. H. Wring. © 1 ¢. Apr.
17, 1929; E unp. 5845; Wilbur John
Wring, Hibbing, Minn. 8536
March—159th regt., California N. G.;
by G. Buglione; band pts. 4to. ©
April 4, 1929; 2 ec. April 5; E pub.
4804; Fred Jewell, Worthington, Ind.
8537
Marche bohéme; par Zerco, of France;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
© Mar. .26;-W2ag=4 ¢« VApr 153° 8
for. 3971; EF. Moulin, Cannes,
France. 8538
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8539
Marching along; poem by Robert
Browning, music by Louis Drake-
ford, of Great Britain; in E flat.
[London], Winthrop Rogers, ltd. ©
Mar. 28, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 12; E for.
3781; Hawkes & son (London) 1td.,
London. 8539
Marching song; after poem from Rob-
ert Louis Stevenson’s Child’s gar-
den of verse, music by Edward E.
Menges; pf. © Apr. 30, 1929; 2 ¢.
Apr. 27; E pub. 5496; Shattinger
piano & music co., St. Louis. 8540
Mareo (Eric) Five little tales; by E.
Mareo, of Great Britain; pf. 1.
Sunny Jim. [4 others] © Mar. 22,
1929; 1 e. Apr. '15;' EB for. 3813;
Augener, ltd., London. 8541
Margarita linda; danza corrido, letra
y musica de J. C. Tovar, of Mexico,
domiciled at New York; pf. ©1e
Apr. 16, 1929; E unp. 5806; José
Conrado Tovar, New York. 8542
Marg’ret.; fox trot, words by V. Feyrer,
jr., music by Ray Hibbeler. © 1 c.
Apr. 24, 1929; E unp. 6054; Valen-
tine Feyrer, jr., Detroit. 8543
Marianna; waltz, by OC. Pezzolo.
[Melody only] ©1e. Apr. 8, 1929;
E unp. 5489; Caesar Pezzolo, San
Francisco. 8544
Marigold; duet, words by Aubrey Dow-
don, music by Maurice Besly, of
Great Britain. © Mar. 28, 1929; 1c.
Apr. 15; E for. 3820; Boosey & co.,
ltd., London. 8545
Marionetten-brautzug; intermezzo ca-
ratteristico, von Otto Rathke, of
Germany, op. 93, klay.-arr. von Gus-
tave Groschwitz, of Germany. ©
Feb. 18, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 12; E for.
4018; D. Rahter, Leipzig. 8546
Mariska; lied und csardas, worte von
Robert Bodanzky, musik yon Franz
Lehir, of Austria. © Jan. 28, 1927;
1 ce Oct. 31; E for. 3871; Rondo-
verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. . 8547
Marvellous, magical moon; slow mel-
ody fox-trot, words by Robert Har-
greaves and Stanley J. Damerell,
music by Tolchard Evans, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonie sol-fa notations] © Mar.
22, 1929: :b.¢, Apr. 1;,E for. 3672;
Cecil Lennox, ltd., London. 8548
Marvelous precious you; words and
music by M. Caleo. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Apr. 24, 1929;
EK unp. 6069; Mickey Caleo, Utica,
is X. 8549
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Mary; lied u. waltz, text von Robert
Katscher, musik von R. Katscher, of
Austria, and Austin Egen, of U. S.
Berlin, Roehr, a-g. © July 15, 1928;
1c. Aug. 30, 1 c. Oct. 6; E pub. 5319;
Fred Wreede, Berlin. 8550
Mary Jane waltz; by Fred Heltman,
arr. by F. C. Bradbury; for 2 ten,
banjos and pf. ace. © April 13, ”
1929; 2 c. April 15; E pub. 5106;
Fred Heltman co., Cleveland. 8551
Mary Jane waltz; by Fred Heltman,
arr. by S. E. Morris; E flat alto
saxophone, B flat ten. saxophone
and pf. acc. © April 18, 1929; 2 ¢.
April 15; E pub. 5107; Fred Helt-
man ¢o., Cleveland. 8552
Mary, my Mary; lyric by Aubrey Dow-
don, music by Raymond Leslie, of
Great Britain. © Mar. 1, 1929; 1c.
Mar. 30; E for. 3663; Boosey & co.,
ltd., London. 8553
Mary of my heart; words and music
by C. E. Lowrey. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Apr. 6, 1929; BE
unp. 5428; Curvel E. Lowrey, Bloom-
ington, Ind. 8554
Mascot; fox-trot, tekst og musik: Lon
Gog, of Norway; pf. © Aug. 6,
1928; 1 ¢ April 29, 1929; EH for.
4046; Oslo musikforlag, a. s., Oslo,
Norway. "8555
Mass in C; in honor of St. James,
music by J. F. Walter, in pt. by
Joseph Fletcher; quartette or cho.,
with organ acc. 4to. © April 10,
1929; 2 c. April 10; E pub. 4939;
Robin Ellis, Ridgefield Park, N. J.
‘ 8556
Master school of modern piano playing
& virtuosity; by Alberto Jonas, of
Spain, domiciled at New York, with
original exercises by Wilhelm Ba-
chaus and others. bk. 6. 4to. ©
Jan. 18, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 8;
A 5868; Carl Fischer, ine, New
York. 8557
Master we will work for Thee; hymn,
words by F. F. Walters, musie by
B. D. Ackley. (Jn Songs of faith
and triumph) © April 10, 1929;
2 ce. April 17; E pub. 5409; Hall-
Mack eo., Philadelphia. 8558
Matilda ; fox trot, words and music by
Eddie Brandt, of Great Britain; pf.
and ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Mar. 25, 1929;
1 ce. Apr. 6; EH for. 3687; Campbell,
Connelly & co., London, 8559
444
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
8583
no. 4, 1929
May; words and music by Marian
Barker; med. or high voice. © Mar.
29, 1929; 2 ce. Apr. 6; E pub. 4889;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 8560
May day; a ballet, by Rutland Bough-
ton; pf. London, J. Curwen & sons,
ltd. © Mar. 12, 1929; 1 ec. Mar. 14;
E for. 4019; Rutland Boughton,
Gloucestershire, England. 8561
May day is lei day in Hawaii; words
and music by Red Hawk [pseud. of
Leonard Hawk] © April 4, 1929;
2 c. April 9; E pub. 4909; Oscar
Hyatt, Honolulu. 8562
Me despido triguefita; letra y musica
por Gomez-Fierro, of Mexico, domi-
ciled Los Angeles, Calif. [Photo-
stat] © Apr. 22, 1929; 2 ¢. Apr. 27;
E pub. 5478; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 8563
Meadow (The) lark’s song; words and
music by G. E. Morley ; mixed voices.
© 1e. Apr. 24, 1929; E unp. 6038;
Gertrude Estelle Morley, Silverton,
Or. 8564
Med dej kom varen ater till mej; sang-
vals, text av Sven-Olof Sandberg,
musik av Jules Sylvain [pseud. of
Stig Hansson], of Sweden. © Nov.
1, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 25, 1929; E for.
4013; Edition Sylvain, Stockholm,
Sweden. 8565
Medio-evo; parole di Lorenzo Stec-
chetti, musica di Guido Menini, of
Italy. © 1c. Feb. 21, 1929; E unp.
5580; Pizzi Umberto, Bologna, Italy.
. 8566
Meditation; by Charles V. Rychlik;
violin and pf. © Mar. 15,- 1929;
2 ec. April 3; E pub. 4760; Fr. A.
Urbanek & sons, Prague, Czechoslo-
vakia. 8567
Meditation ; words by Burrell Van Bu-
ren, music by J. W. King. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Apr. 29,
1929; E unp.. 6184; Jessie Winifred
King, Winnipeg, Man., Canada. 8568
Meet me on the lawn beneath your
window ; words by M. 8. Viscia, mu-
sic by Sylvester Long Cross; pf. ©
1 ce. Apr. 15, 1929; E unp. 5723;
Mamie S. Viscia, Oakland, Calif.
8569:
Meet the boy friend—don’t laugh; fox-
trot song, words by Billy Rose, mu-
sic by Henry H. Tobias. © April
17, 1929; 2c. April 19; E pub. 5289;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 8570
52354—29——_5
Melancholy mama; theme song of The
melancholy dame, words and music
by Sterling Sherwin; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © April 4, 1929; 2 ¢. April
9; E pub. 4912; Sherman, Clay &
co., San Francisco. 8571
Melancholy me; lyrics by Frank Loes-
ser, music by C. Rice. © 1c. Apr.
12, 1929; E unp. 5617; Carl Rice,
New York. 8572
Melissa lands her trout; words and
music by W. M. Myers, arr. by Chas.
EK. Warner. © Apr. 10, 1929; 2 ¢.
Apr. 18; E pub. 5218; William Max-
well Myers, Hannibal, Mo. 8573
Melodias de Mexico; en forma de con-
cierto, por José Conrado de Tovar
[i. e. José Conrado Tovar], of Mex-
ico, domiciled at New York; pf. ©
1 ec. Apr. 16, 1929; E unp. 5803; José
C. Tovar, New York. 8574
Melodie op. 483; by D. J. Vecsei. ©
1c. Apr. 22,.1929: Hyunp. 5981;
Desider Josef Vecsei, New York.
8575
by D. J. Vecsei. ©
1929; E unp. 5982;
Vecsei, New York.
8576
Melodie op. 45; by D. J. Vecsei. ©
1 ¢. Apr. 22, 1929; E unp. 5983;
Desider Josef Vecsei, New York.
8577
Melodie plaintive; by J. A. Longfield,
of Great Britain; organ. London,
Novello and co., ltd. © Apr. 16,
1929; 1c. Apr. 16; E for. 3808; Jesse
A. Longfield, Victoria, British Co-
lumbia, Canada. 8578
Melodrama; from Rio Rita, music by
Harry Tierney. [Melody only] ©
1 ce. Apr. 1, 1929; E unp. 5548; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 8579
Melody (The); by H. O. Carow; mel-
ody with pf. acc. © 1. Apr. 10,
1929; E unp. 5574; Herman Otto
Carow, Philadelphia. 8580
Melody land; words and music by L.
BH.’ Holcomb; pf. © 1 &’ Apr 4,
1929; E unp. 5394; Leo Hunter Hol-
comb, Seattle. 8581
Memories; by John Allen; band pts.,
with solo cornet conductor. 4to.
Mar. 30, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 4; E pub.
4842; Salvation Army, ine, New
York. 8582
Memories; by Ralph Lewando; violin
and pf. © Mar. 22, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
25; E pub. 4788; Harms, inc., New
York. 8583
Melodie op. 44;
i ec Apee22.
Desider Josef
445
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8584
Memories; words and music by J. W.
Morris. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 6, 1929; E unp. 5429;
goe W. Morris, Keithsburg, Ill.
8584
Memories of childhood; words by M.
E. Barth, music by C. Roland Flick.
[Photostat] © 1. Apr. 13, 1929;
EH unp. 5683; Martha Eleanore
Barth, Nashville, Tenn. 8585
Memories of childhood days; words
and music by A. Shutt, arr. by Har-
ry L. Alford; pf., banjo and uku-
lele ace. © April 10, 1929; 2 «¢.
April 15; Ei pub. 5131; Albert Shutt,
Topeka, Kan. 8586
Memories of love and you; vocal
waltz, words and music by Slater
Wilson, of Great Britain; pf. acc,
with ukulele arr. by Harry J. Staf-
ford. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Apr. 2, 1929; 1¢. Apr. 13;
E for. 3801; Campbell, Connelly &
co.. London. 8587
Memory (A); by Walter H. Nash;
violoncello, with pf. ace. © Apr.
18, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 20; E pub. 5368;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 8588
Memory, Oh, memory; ballad, words
‘by A. M. Lerch, music by Pauline
Britting. N. Y. City, Frank Hard-
ing. © Mar. 25, 1929; 2 ¢ Mar. 30;
E pub. 4968; Arminta M. Lerch,
Harpersville, O. 8589)
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig
Felix) Die Hebriden; Fingalshohle,
concert-ouverture, op. 26, arr. von
Leopold Weninger, of Austria; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor and violin
1 conductor. © Mar. 20, 1929: 1 c¢.
Apr. 9; E for. 3725; Anton J. Ben-
jamin, Leipzig. S580
Merry (The) reapers; by Helen Mac-
Gregor, selected, ed., annotated and
fingered by John M. Williams; pf.
© April 1, 1929: 2 «@ April 13; E
pub. 6034; Boston music ¢co., Boston.
8591
Merry whistler; words and music by
S. Yezerski. [Words and melody
only] ©1e«. Apr. 15, 1929; E unp.
5760; Stanley Yezerski, Dickson
City, Pa. $592
Métamorphose (La) d’ Eve; par D. E.
Inghelbrecht, of France; pf. © Mar.
20, 1929" T «Apr. 13-°E for, 3946:
Editions Maurice Senart, Paris.
. 8593
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Metodo teorico-pratico; 7? pte., due
grandi sonate da concerto per due
oboi, di Sigismondo Singer, of Italy.
© Apr: 4, 1929;.1ce. Apr.) 5)" for.
3700; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 8594
Mexican serenade; words and music by
Pamela Terese, of Australia. © Jan.
2, 19295 1,,¢.: Apr. 63)/\E fomis Gea:
Allan & co., proprietary, ltd., Mel-
bourne, Australia. 8595
México altivo; marcha two-step, by I.
Medina Campa, of Mexico, domiciled
at Chicago; pf. [Photostat] ©le.
Apr. 8, 1929; E unp. 5481; Ignacio M.
Valle, Chicago. 8596
México en Chicago; paso-doble, by J.
Vazquez, of Mexico, domiciled at
Chicago; pf. [Photostat] © 1.
Apr. 8, 1929; E unp. 5480; Ignacio
M. Valle, Chicago. 8597
Mi guagua; plena, letra y musica por
R. Hernandez. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1929;
E unp. 6176; Rafael Hernandez, New
York. 8598
Midnight dream; waltzes, by W. J.
Angert; pf. © Apr. 8, 1929; 24
Apr. 11; E pub. 4976; William J.
Angert, Chicora, Pa. 8599
Mill (The) wheel; old French Cana-
dian melody, adapted and arr. by
G. A. Grant-Schaefer; pf. © Apr.
18, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 27; E pub. 5445;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 8600
Miller (The) and the brook; suite, by
Ernest Newton, of Great Britain; pf.
1. The mill wheel. [4 others] ©
Mar. 22,,.1929;.1.¢c, AproGe Bago,
3649 ; Metzler & Co. (1920) ltd., Lon-
don. 8601
Milly; words and music by H. Lingg.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Apr. 19, 1929; E unp. 5881; Helen
Lingg, Guilford, Ind. 8602
Milonguita .de Hollywood; tango,
words and music by F. Bonanova, of
Spain, domiciled at New York. ©1
e. Apr. 13, 1929; E unp. 5810; For-
tunio Bonanova, New York. 8603
Min egen lilla hemlighet ; sangvals, ord
av Hrik Lindorm, music ay Jules
Sylvain [pseud. of Stig Hansson], of
Sweden; pf. © Feb. 9, 1928; 1 «¢.
Apr. 25, 1929; E for. 4014; Edition
Sylvain, Stockholm, Sweden. 98604
Minnesota; canzone fox trot, di Ul-
derigo Volpi, of Italy; orch. pts,
with pf. conductor and words. 4to.
© Feb. 18, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 2; E for.
3615 ; Ulderigo Volpi, Florence, Italy.
8605
446
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
8628
Minstrel (The) (Der spielmann) ; 3-pt.
song, words by Hans Schmidt, Eng-
lish version by Charles Fonteyn
Manney, music by Eugen Hildach,
op. 15, no. 1, arr. by Victor Harris;
women’s voices with violin obbl.
4to. © Mar. 18, 1929; 2 c. April 3;
E pub. 5345; Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
ton. 8606
Minuet; from string quintette by G.
Bolzoni; arr. by Edward Shippen
Barnes; organ. © Apr. 3, 1929; 2c.
Apr. 5; E pub. 4833; Theodore Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 8607
Mira me; tango, por Juan Abalos, of
France; small orch. pts. 4to. ©
Mar. 5, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 28; E for.
3541; H. Benjamin, Paris. S608
Miracle (The) of spring; poem by
Clayton Quast, music by C. Beutel;
women’s voices and sop. solo. 4to.
© Apr. 1, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 25; E pub.
5397 ; Carl Beutel, Detroit. 8609
Miss Alice; fox-trot, par Ch. Tilly, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. 4to. © Mar. 5, 1929; 1 c Mar.
28; E for. 3557; Heugel, Paris. 8610
Miss Amerika; operett 3 felvonasban,
szovegét irta: Szilagyi Laszl6, zené-
jét szerzette: Eisemann Mihaly, of
Hungary; libretto and pf.ac. ©le.
April 20, 1929; D unp. 27498; Fran-
cis Révész, Budapest, Hungary. 8611
Missin’ you; fox trot, lyric by A. Le-
vine, music by Robert Kroll. ©1-«.
Apr. 29, 1929; E unp. 6180; Abra-
ham Levine, Brooklyn. 8612
Mr. Moon and merry Christmas;
Chrisamas musical play, words and
music by Carolyn R. Freeman. &8vo.
© Nov. 10, 1928; 2 ec. Apr. 13; D pub.
27489 ; Eldridge entertainment
house,, ine., Franklin, O. 8613
Mistinguette; by Andy Sannella, arr.
by Claude Lapham; E flat alto saxo-
phone, with pf. acc. © Apr. 16,
$929 3.92550.) Apry 1%? Me pub. 5173 ;
Crawford music corp., New York.
8614
Mixin’ gin; fox-trot, words and music
by J. K. Harwood. © 1c. Apr. 8,
1929; E unp. 5467; James K. Har-
wood, Detroit. 8615
Modern (The) dance banjoist:; by
Henri Weber, op. 13. © Apr. 17,
1929; 2 c. Apr. 20; aff. Apr. 19; AA
13870 ; Belwin, inc., New York. 8616
Modern (The) dance clarinetist; by
Henri Weber, op. 15. © Apr. 17,
1929; 2 ¢. Apr. 20; aff. Apr. 19; AA
13872; Belwin, inc., New York. 8617
Modern (The) dance cornetist; by
Henri Weber, op. 14. © Apr. 17,
does os eA. 20 alt ee ee
AA 138871; Belwin, inc., New York.
8618
Modern (The) dance pianist ; by Henri
Weber, op. 10. © Apr. 17, 1929; 2 ¢.
Apr. 20; aff. Apr.-19; AA 18867;
Belwin, inc., New York. 8619
Modern (The) dance saxophonist; by
Henri Weber, op. 12. © Apr. 17,
1929.02 .e@v Apr: 20; \aft. Apr.'.19;
AA 13869; Belwin, inc., New York.
8620
Modern (The) dance violinist; by
Henri Weber, op. 11. © Apr. 17,
19293) 2.,.c Ape. 20; aif..Apr.. 19;
AA 13868; Belwin, inc., New York.
8621
Moeror; di Giuseppe Signorelli, of
Italy, riduz. per piccola orch. di G.
Sirlen Milanesi, of Italy; pts., with
pf. conductor. © Dee. 18, 1928; 1 ¢.
Feb. 6, 1929; E for. 2627; G. Sig-
noreili & c., Milan. 8622
Moid (A) mit apetit; words by M.
Rund, music by J. Jaffe. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Apr. 16,:
1929: E unp. 5789; Julius Jaffe and
Morris Rund, New York. 8623
MCk0cé cé-maka .. .; cancao para
acalentar as criancinhas entre Os
indios Paricis, recolhido por E. Ro-
quette Pinton, harmonizado por H.
Villa-Lobos, of Brazil. © Mar. 5,
1929:):1 ©. Mar, 28; E for. 3601;
Editions Max Eschig, Paris. 8624
Molly o’mine; lyric by Betty E. Mat-
son, music by L. L. Carter. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Apr. 19,
1929; E unp. 5879; Leonard L. Car-
ter, Los Angeles. 8625
Momento feliz; letra y musica por
Gomez y Fierro, of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles, Calif. [Photostat]
© Apr. 22, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 27; BH pub.
5479; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
8626
Mon paradis; poésie de Renée Vivien,
musique de Rhené-Baton, of France,
op. 47, no. 2.: © Dec: 31, 1928; 1 c¢.
Apr. 13, 1929; E for. 3957; Durand
et cie., Paris. 8627
Money, QO! words by W. H. Davies,
music by Michael Head, of Great
Britain; high veice. © Mar. 22,
1929; 1.¢. ‘Apr. 15; E for. 3830;
Boosey & co., Itd., London. 8628
447
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8629
Montagna d’amore; mazurka, di Santi
Tafarella, rid. di Albert Ziri, both
of Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn; 2
mands. and guit. © Mar. 6, 1929;
2c. Mar. 11; E pub. 5341; O. Pagani
& bro., New York. 8629
Monterrey; flamenco paso-doble, by
A. M. Garza; pf. © 1c. Apr. 12,
1929; E unp. 5615; Alfredo M.
Garza, San Antonio. 8630:
Montezuma; fox-trot, by E. W. Ehr-
lich, arr. by Harry P. Guy; pf. ©
1 @ Apr. 10, 1929; E unp. 5667;
Edward William Ehrlich, Detroit.
8631
Moon (The) : unison song for children,
words by Helen Bantock, music by
Granville Bantock, of Great Britain.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Mar. 22, 1929; 1 ¢« Apr.
15; E for. 3819; Boosey & co., Itd..
London. 8632
Moon; words and music by K. Boone.
© 1 c. Apr. 17,, 1929; FE unp. 5835;
Kathryn Boone, St. Louis. 8633
Moon light in Hawaii; by H. A. Coley
anduvR.. K Pyle: pr ©) te Agr s
1929; E unp. 5446; Robert F. Pyle
and Elbert A. Coley, Hopewell, Va.
8634
Moonbeam; words and music by F.
Madden. [Chords, single staff] ©
Te Apr. 22, 1920 ile tine ee
Franklin Madden, Miami, Fla. 8635
Moonbeams; words and music by J. C.
Kelly. © 1c. Avr. 10, 1929; E unp.
5600; John Cheever Kelly, Boston.
8636
‘Moonbeams; words by lL. Elsbury,
music by Burrell Van _ Buren.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Feb. 2, 1929; E unp. 33877; Leona
Elsbury, Dubuque, Ia. 8637
Moonlight in the Yellowstone; words
and music by Eugene West; pf. acc.
with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © April 11, 1929; 2 c. April
13; E pub. 5037; Broadway music
corp., New York. 8638
Moonlight night; ballad, words and
music by L. L. Clark. New York,
Frank Harding. © Mar. 16, 1929;
2 ce. Mar. 25; E pub. 4736; Linus L.
Clark, Monroe, N. Y. 8639
Moonlight on the Hudson; words and
music by M. J. Phillips. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. Apr. 6,
1929; E unp. 54382: Mary Joy Phil-
lips, Stony Point, N. Y. 8640
pt. IT, n. s., v. 24
More than that; words by H. Lavalle,
music by R. MecGaugh. © 1 «.
Apr. 3, 1929; E unp. 5601; Helen
Lavalle and Rex McGaugh, New
York. 8641
Mormors melodi; vals, arr. pa motiv
av folkvisan Spinn, spinn, text: H.
Iseborg, arr. Berta Onnerberg, of
Sweden; pf. © Oct. 10, 1928; 1 ec.
April 29, 1929; E for. 4045; Foérlags,
a. b., musikaliska Knuten, Stoek-
holm, Sweden. 8642
Mornin’, Miss Spring; words anon.,
music by Elizabeth L. Skinner; med.
voice. © Mar. 29, 1929; 2 c. Apr.
6; E pub. 4892; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 8643
Mosquée (La); de Contes d’ Espagne,
2™° série, par Joaquin Turina, of
Spain; pf. © Mar. 5, 1929; 1 «
Mar. 28; E for. 3585; Rouart, Le
rolle et cie., Paris. 8644
Most wonderful lamp of all; lyric by
Morton M. Druck, music by M. Mo-
say, of Bohemia, domiciled at Fern-
dale, N. Y. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Apr. 25, 1929; E unp:
6115; Miro Mosay, Ferndale, N. Y.
8645
Mother; words by O. Arnold, muSic
by Samuel H. Speck. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Apr. 12, 1929;
E unp. 5648; Opal Arnold, St. Joe,
Ark. 8646
Mother dear o’ mine; words by Hazel
D. Gibbons, music by H. L. Fledder-
man. [Words and melody only] ©
1 e@. Apr. 25, 1929; E unp. 6091;
Hazel Drummond, Fresno, Calif.,
and Harry L. Fledderman, Oakland,
Calif. 8647
Mother, don’t you worry; waltz, words
by Henry J. De Cremer, music by
William J. Van Beaver; pf. and uku-
lele acc. ©1c. Apr. 8, 1929; E unp.
5505; Henry De Cremer, Green Bay,
Wis. ; 8648
Mother, I’m dreaming of you; words
and music by H. A. Fairley;-pf. and
ukulele ace. © 1c. Apr. 25, 1929;
EH unp. 6095; Helen A. Fairley, Peck,
Id. 8649
Mother knows best; words by Ben
Ryan, music by Sol Violinsky
[pseud. of Solly Ginsberg] [Words
and melody only] © 1. Apr. 6,
1929; E unp. 5461; Remick music
corp., New York. 8650
448
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
8672
Se ee SS SSS SSS
Mother mine; waltz ballad, words by
F. Hosford, musie by Ray Hibbeler ;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Apr. 1, 1929;
2 ce. Apr. 10; E pub. 5260; Floyd
Hosford, Newark Valley, N. Y. 8651
Mother o’ mine; words by B. G. Mar-
tel, music by Samuel H. Speck.
[Words and melody only] © 1c.
Apr. 12, 1929; E unp. 5658; B. G.
Martel, Dallas. 8652
Mother of mine; fox trot, words and
music by C. Scilingo. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Apr. 24, 1929;
E unp. 6093; Charles Scilingo, Chi-
cago. 8682
Mother of mine; words and music by
A. Lafranehi, arr. by Arthur Fisk.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Apr. 29, 1929; E unp. 6199; Alfred
Lafranchi, Berkeley, Calif. 8654
Mother’s (The) farewell; words and
music by E. Clement. © 1.c. Apr.
1, 1929; E unp. 5864; Earl Clement,
Detroit. 8655
Mother’s (A) love; lullaby, words and
music by I. Bigelow. © 1c. Apr. 6,
1929; E unp. 5465; Ida Bigelow,
Oakland, Calif. 86556
Mother’s (A) love song; words and
music by E. M. Joseph, of Switzer-
land, domiciled at Hollywood. ©
1c. Apr. 4, 1929; E unp. 5337; Ele-
inore M. Joseph, Hollywood, Calif.
8657
Mother’s voice; waltz, by J. Bauer, of
Jugo-Slavia, domiciled at Brooklyn;
orch. Se. © 1. April 10, 1929;
E unp. 5556; John Bauer, Brooklyn.
8658
Mountain dawn; song without words,
by George Roberts, op. 10, no. 1; pf.
© April 4, 1929; 2 c. April 6; E pub.
4921; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 8659
Mouse (The) ; unison song, words and
music by Una Gwynne, of Great
Britain. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Mar. 22, 1929;
1 ce. Apr. 6; E for. 3733; Edward
Arnold & co., London. 8660
Moviesong; words and music by R. B.
Fouch. [Chords, single staff] ©
ire Apr. +12, 19205 “inet “5634:
Ranthus B. Fouch, Minneapolis.
8661
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Cosi
fan tutte; opéra comique en 4 actes,
fantaisie pour violon et pf., par
Raoul Morane, of France. © Mar.
20, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 18; E for. 3999;
Choudens, Paris. 8662
Minuet; arr. and ed. by Ernest
Read, of Great Britain; rhythmic
band pts., with child-conductor’s sc. ;
in’ H. 400" © Apri 3; 192952 «.
Apr. 15; E for. 3873; Joseph Wil-
liams, Itd., London. 8663
Mud; fox trot sermon, words and
music by Hank Swan [pseud. of
Henry R. Swan] [Words and mel-
ody only] * Gide. Apr. 22, 1929';
EK unp. 5987; Henry R. Swan,
Stoughton, Wis. 8664.
Mujundali; melody by L. Lota, of
U. S. and S. Lahiri, of India. ©
1 ec. Apr. 10, 1929; EK unp. 5571;
Lucile Lota and Sarat Lahiri, New
York. 8665
Musics. "words, and. music “by F.
Shackleford. © 1. Apr. 25, 1929;
E unp. 6111; Forrest Shackleford,
New York. 8666
Music and beauty; words by Ada Mae
Hoffrek, music by Clement Flynn.
© April 1, 1929; 2 « April 2; BE
pub. 4795 ; G. Ricordi & co., inc., New
York. 8667
Musical (The) salvationist; compiled
by F. G. Hawkes, of Great Britain.
v. 43, pt. 4, Apr. 1929. S8vo. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr.
10,,1929; 2 ec. Apr. 20; E for. 3907;
Salvationist pub. & supplies, Itd.,
London. 8668
My al-bi-no Rose; words and music
by J. W. Cooper, harmonized by D.
Basilotti. © 1 c. Feb. 4, 1929; EB
unp. 3406; James William Cooper,
Sacramento, Calif. 8669
My American girl; words by G. Hod-
son, music by Lee Turner. [Words
and melody only]. © 1c. Apr. 26,
1929; E unp. 6145; George Hodson,
New Bedford, Mass. 8670
My baby B; words by G. F. Swin-
burne, music by Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1929; EB
unp. 5377; Geo. F. Swinburne, San
Francisco. 8671
My baby sure knows how to love; words
by Andy Razaf, music by J. C. John-
son. [Words and melody only] ©
Lie. Apr, 4;°1929:. "un pras52;'J- C.
Johnson, New York. 8672
449
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8673
My bed is a boat; after poem from
Robert Louis Stevenson’s Child’s
garden of verse, music by Edward H.
Menges; pf. © Apr. 30, 1929; 2 «.
Apr. 27; E pub. 5497; Shattinger
piano & music co., St. Louis. 8673
My best girl; words by T. C. Thomas,
music by Samuel H. Speck. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Apr. 26,
1929; E unp. 6137; T. C. Thomas,
% Postmaster, New York. 8674
My castle in Spain is a shack in the
lane; fox-trot, lyric by Irving Cae-
sar, music by Cliff Friend, simplified
arr. by Eddie Bard; orch. pts. 4to.
© Mar. 29, 1929: 2c. April 1; E pub.
4777; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
8675
My childhood days; words and music
by C. D. Dulin. © April 4, 1929;
2 ec. April 5; E pub. 4812; Charles
D. Dulin, St. Joseph, Mo. 8676
My cottage by the sea; words and mu-
sic by J. A. E. Neumann. © April
1%, 1929.2 e. April’ 22% BE pub. 5302;
John A. E. Neumann, Agate, Col.
8677
My day; words and music by A. M.
Akanes. ©1c. Apr. 6, 1929; E unp.
5451: Alfred Marten Akanes, New
York. 8678
My dear; lyrics and music by Gus
Kahn and Joe Sanders. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Apr. 18, 1929;
EK unp. 5915; Leo Feist, inc, New
York. 8679
My dear little home by the sea; words
and music by Buddy Valentine
[pseud. of Joseph Taccatti] and
Irving Mills; pf. ace. with ukulele
arr. by M. Kalua. © Dec. 21, 1928;
2 ¢c. April 19, 1929; E pub. 5210; .
Gotham music service, ine., New
York. 8680
My dream girl come true; words and
music by R. Trimmer. New York
City, Frank Harding. © April 3,
1929; 1:¢e. April 6):1 ¢ April 13; H
pub. 5336; Raymond Trimmer,
Plainfield, N. J. S681
My dream of love; words and music
by C. E.. Morganstern.. [Chords,
single staff] © 1c. Apr. 19, 1929;
E unp. 5905; Charles E. Morgan-
8682
My faith is unshaken; hymn, words
and music by C. Austin Miles. (Jn
Songs of faith and triumph) ©
April 10, 1929; 2 ¢. April 17; E pub.
5419; Hall-Mack eco., Philadelphia.
8683
stern, Chicago.
pt. 111, n.s., v.24
My first dancing lesson; waltz, by
Wallace A. Johnson; pf. © April
4, 1929; 2 c. April 6; E pub. 4916;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
8684
My fiame of love; valse ballad, words
by Alfred Bryan, music by Hora-
tio Nicholls, of Great Britain; pf.
ace., with banjulele banjo and uku-
lele arr. by Alvin D. Keech. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar.
29, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 30; E for. 3845;
Lawrence Wright music co., London.
$685
My friend the man in the moon; words
and music by F. B. Ennis. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Apr. 19,
1929; E unp. 5884; Florence B. En-
nis, Philadelphia. 8686
My heart is troubled Lord; words and
music by R. Templeton. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Apr. 18,
1929; E unp. 5880; Roberta Temple-
ton, Chicago. 8687
My home in the Golden West; words
and music by H. H. Hill. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Feb.
27, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 15; E pub. 4967;
Henry Hiram Hill. Sacramento,
Calif. 8688
My honey in the roses—I love you;
waltz song, words and music by Z.
Seybold; voice, violin or saxophone
with pf., or pf. solo.” ©™ Mares,
1929; 2c. Mar. 18; E pub. 4748; Zeb
Seybold, Ada, Ok1. 8689
My Irish Tillie O; Irish song, words
and music by M. E. Roberts; pf. and
ukulele acc. New York City, Frank
Harding. © April 12, 1929; 2 «
April 20; EH pub. 53824; Manning BH.
Roberts, San Francisco. 8690
My little boy’s eyes; words and music
by Laura Bower Van Nuys. ©
April 3, 1929; 2 ec April 4; EH pub.
4762; Edward B. Marks music ¢o.,
New York. 8691
My little clock and me; lyrics by
Charles Newman, music by Larry
Shay. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 12, 1929; E unp. 5629;
Remick musie corp., New York.
8692
My little dream girl; words by M. I.
Dugan, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1.«.
Apr. 3, 1929; E unp. 5316; May
Irene Dugan, Mount Vernon, 8. D.
8693
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
8716
My little rainbow at home; words by
G. W. Burne, music by George Cos-
tanzo. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 29, 1929; E unp. 6203;
George Warren Burne, Scranton,
Pa. 8694
My love for Jesus; words and music
by A. A. Richardson. [Photostat]
© 1c. Apr. 25, 1929; E unp. 6092;
Amasa Artilus Richardson, St. Jos-
eph, Mo. 8695
My love for you; words and music by
R. Burrell. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Apr. 15, 1929; E unp.
5762; Reuben Burrell, New York.
8696
My loving brother; words and music
by E. McConnell; pf. © 1 ec. Apr.
20, 1929; E unp. 59384; Ed MeCon-
nell, Nashville. 8697
My Mary; words and music by L.
Herscher. [Words and _ melody
only] © 1c. Apr. 17, 1929; E unp.
5839; Louis Herscher, Philadelphia.
8698
My melody man; words by Charles
Tobias and Sidney Clare, music by
Peter De Rose. © April 15, 1929;
2 e. April 16; E pub. 5112; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 8699
My moonland of dreams; words and
music by S. M. Hopper. © Apr. 8,
4929: 2 ce Apr. 11;-H pub: 4978;
Susan M. Hopper, Hayes, Kan. 8700
My mother’s Bible; words and music
by C. A. Blanchette; mixed voices.
© Mar. 25, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 27; E
pub. 4869; Charles A. Blanchette,
Minneapolis, Minn. 8701
My mother’s eyes; foxtrot, theme song
of Lucky boy, by Abel Baer, arr. by
O. Sciacea; band pts. obl. 24mo.
© Apr. 8, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 9; E pub.
5020; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
8702
My mother’s eyes; words by L. Wolfe
Gilbert, music by Abel Baer, com-
piled by L. Wolfe Gilbert: special
organ transcription. © Mar. 239,
1929; 2 c. April 1; E pub. 4781; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 703
My mother’s smiles of sunshine; words
by M. Schimmel, music by Sylvester
Long Cross. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1929; E
unp. 5392; Mary Schimmel, Vallejo,
Calif. , 8704
My! my! my; lyric by Jo’ Trent, mu-
sic by J. Russel Robinson; pf. and
ukulele ace. © April 16, 1929; 2 «.
April 17; E pub. 5123; Vincent You-
mans, New York. 8705
My ocean; words by N. M. King, mu-
Sic by B. A. Holt. Los Angeles, Holt
and King. © April 27, 1929; 2 ¢
April 27; E pub. 5462; Beth Alvord
Hoit and Nancy M. King, Los An-
geles. 8706
My ol’ white mule; words and music
by M. Jones. © 1 @ Apr. 4, 1929;
E unp. 5382; May Jones, Seattle.
8707
My old New England home; ballad,
words by F. M. Dakin, music by Syl-
vester L. Cross. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Mar. 27, 1929;
2 ce. Apr. 11; E pub. 5141; Freeman
Morten Dakin, Vancouver, Wash.
8708
My old southland plantation; words by
D. Ware, music by W. Dehmlow. ©
1c. Apr. 24, 1929; E unp. 6060; Dar-
rell Ware and Walter Dehmlow,
Evanston, Ill. 8709
My only love; poem and music by D.
Carone. Chicago, Ill., D. Angelus
& co. © April 18, 1929; 2 c. April
£9; E pub. 5506; Domenico Carone,
Chicago. 8710
My pal of the sky; words and music
by K. Qualls. [Words and melody
oniy] ©.:1 ¢. Apr. 19, 1929; E unp.
5883; Katherine Qualls, Huntington,
W. Va. 8711
My pal of yesterday; words and mu-
sic by I. Ashby. © 1. Apr. 9, 1929;
E unp. 5496; Ina Ashby, Los An-
geles. 8712
My precious mother; words and music
by B. L. Kinne. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Apr. 26, 1929; H
unp. 6129 ; Bernice L. Kinne, Meadow
Grove, Neb. 713
My psychopathic baby; words by Lil-
lian Raizen, music by M. Strauss.
[Words and melody only] ©l1e«
Apr. 16, 1929; E unp. 5776; Marie
Strauss, Auburn, N. Y. 8714
My queen of love; lyric by J. Wallace,
of Great Britain, domiciled at Santa
Monica, Calif., music by J. Wallace
and Francesco Ferullo. © 1 ¢. Apr.
22, 1929; E unp. 5991; Jennie Wal-
lace, Santa Monica, Calif. 8715
My querida; lyric by Martha White,
music by L. Sugarman. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Apr. 15, 1929;
E unp. 5733; Louis Sugarman, New
York. 8716
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8717
My radio love; words by H. W. Peters,
music by Ruth Evelyn De Witt. ©
1c. Apr. 1, 1929; E unp. 5294; Henry
William Peters, Seattle. 8717
My rainbow; words and music by I.
Loonan. [Words and melody only |
© 1c. Apr. 6, 1929; E unp. 5449;
Irving Loonan, Brooklyn. 8718
My Rose of Kildare; words and music
by S. Pepper, and B. Brennen. id
ce. Apr. 5, 1929; E unp. 5399; Sally
Pepper and Bob Brennen, New York.
8719
My rose of the moonlight Arabian
night; words and music by D. Metz.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «
Apr. 25, 1929; HB unp. 6102; Dora
Metz, South Bend, Ind. 8720
My Savior’s hand; words Dy Cu a
Nelson, music by Albin E. Anderson 5
duet, sop. and alto. © Nov. 1, 1928 ;
2 ¢. April 20, 1929; E pub. 5232 ;
Carl J. E. Nelson, Minneapolis.
q 8721
My song of you; words and music by
Peter Amil Cavallo, jr. © 1c. Apr.
5, 1929 ; H ounp. 5407; Peter A. Ca-
vallo, jr., Chicago. 8722
My sonny boy; words
M. L. Akridge.
EK unp. 5799;
ridge, Dallas,
and music by
© 1c. Apr. 16, 1929;
Minnie Lechner Ak-
8723
My toreador;: words by G. Ward, music
by hi Montgomery. [Words and
melody only] © 1 «. Apr. 2, 1929:
EK ounp. 5286; Reggie Montgomery,
Passadena, Calif., and George Ward
Hollywood, Calif. 8724
My twilight rose; words by A. Fischer,
music by Richard Broughton. ©1
¢. Apr. 11, 1929: BE unp. 5610; Anna
Fischer, Buffalo, 8725
My valse Viennese ;
Weeks and Carl Winge, music by
Liborius Hauptmann. (¢ Apr. 3
1929; 2 ¢. Apr. 11; EB pub. 5058.
West coast musie publishers, Sea ttle.
8726
My Venitian [!] Rose; words by Paul
M. Frank, music by Dolly Morrow
[pseud. of B. M. Morrow] ©1.«.
Apr. 30, 1929; E unp. 6216; Blanche
M. Morrow, Swampscott, Mass. 8727
lyrics by Harold
Mystery waltz; by Hazel Felman ;
melody with pf. acc. © 1c. Feb. 23,
1929; E unp. 5586; Hazel Felman
Buchbinder, Chicago. 8728
pt. 111, n.s., v.24
Na Bahia tem... .; music by H. Villa-
Lobos, of Brazil; male cho. a cap- —
pella. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928: 1 «@
Mar. 28, 1929; E for. 3587; Editions
Max Eschig, Paris. 8729
Nadina; waltz, words and music by
Edward Pola and Carroll Gibbons,
both of Great Britain; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by Harry J. Stafford.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Apr. 5, 1929; 1. e@ Apr a3 toe
3804; Campbell, Connelly & co., Lon-
don. 8730
Nir fyrarna tindas; text: Waldemar
Dalquist, musik: Fred Winter, of
Sweden; pf. © Sept. 10, 1928; 1 ¢.
Apr. 12, 1929; E for. 3754; Forlags
a.-b. Musikaliska Knuten, Stockholm,
Sweden. 8731
Nir lindarna blomma; sangvals, text
av Sven-Olof Sandberg, musik av S.
Sune, of Sweden. © Apr. 10, 1928;
1c. Apr. 25; 1929; E for. 4007; Edi-
tion Sylvain, Stockholm, Sweden.
8732
Nappy headed blues; words and music
by Spencer Williams. [Words and
melody only] ©1e Apr. 22, 1929;
E unp. 5969; Georgia music co., New
York. 8733
Nash (Walter H.) Prelude; violon-
cello, with pf. ace. © Apr. 18, 1929;
2c. Apr. 20; E pub. 5367; G. Schir-
mer, inec., New York. 8734
Nature’s friend; words by W. H. Da-
vies, music by Michael Head, of
Great Britain; high voice. © Mar.
23, 1929; 1 c Apr. 15; Hy foriiseZz7 >
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 8735
Naufrage (Le); par M. Brusselmans,
of Belgium; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor and 1st violin conductor. 4to.
© Mar. 5, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 28; B for.
3546; E. Gaudet, Paris. 8736
Neha; words and music by S. F. Stark-
weather; pf. © 1. Apr. 2, 1929;
E unp. 5289; Sidney Field Stark-
weather, Berkshire, N. Y. 8737
Near the sea; waltz, words by V. Fey-
rer, jr., music by Ray Hibbeler. © 1
ec. Apr. 24, 1929; E unp. 6055; Valen-
tine Feyrer, jr., Detroit. 8738
Near though fareaway; words by S. S.
Martin, music. by Phil’ Starr
[Words and melody only] ©1.«
Apr. 12, 1929; E unp. 5639; Sophia
Schaible Martin, Mexico, Mo. 87389
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no. 4, 1929
NE
Ne’er do well; words and music by F.
Anderson ; pf. and ukulele ace. Oak-
land, Calif., McDonald & Anderson.
© Apr. 6, 1929; 2c. Apr. 15; E pub.
5056: Frank Anderson, Oakland,
Calif. 8740
Negra ingrata; danza cubana, letra y
musica de J. C. Tovar, of Mexico,
domiciled at New York; pf. ©1c.
Apr. 16, 1929; E unp. 5808; José
Conrado Tovar, New York. 8741
Nelly, my love, and me; song in unison,
words by Patrick W. Joyce, set to
traditional Irish air, arr. by G. Ro-
nald Olden, of Great Britain. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Mar. 26, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 6; E for.
3709; Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow.
8742
Never again; words by Tommy Monroe
and Larry Yoell, music by Bob Allen
and Al Jacobs; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Apr. 3, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 11; E pub.
5057; Lloyd Campbell publications
inc., San Francisco. 8743
Never-to-be-forgotten night; words by
Al Lewis, music by Al Sherman; pf.
and ukulele acc. © April 23, 1929;
2 c. April 26; E pub. 5431; Vincent
Youmans, New York. 8744
New (The) age; words by M. K.
Brown, music by Lowell Mason;
mixed voices. 4to. © April 8, 1929;
2c. April 13; E pub. 5063; Marian
Katherine Brown, Boston. 8745
New (The) America; by L. B. Mc-
Whood; pf. © 1c. Apr. 30, 1929;
E unp. 6213; Leonard B. McWhood.
Hanover, N. H. 8746
New (A) baby boy; words by C. F.
Dietsch,. music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Apr. 20, 1929; E unp. 5923; Clao
Fairchild Dietsch, Rawlins, Wy.
ST47
New (The) Christian hymnal; ed. by
H. J. Kuiper. Grand Rapids, Mich.,
Wm. B. Eerdmans pub. co. 8vo. ©
Mar, 1, 1929: 2c. and att... Mar. 18:
A 5924; Wm. B. Eerdmans, Grand
Rapids, Mich. 8748
New (A) method for the pianoforte;
by James Bellak, rev. by Hamilton
A. Gordon. Enl. and rey. ed. ©
Mar. 27, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Mar. 28;
AA 12382; Hamilton 8. Gordon, inc.,
New York. 8749
New Mexico; by R. S. Price; pf. ©
t ec Apr. 29, 1929; EH unp. 6197;
Roeanna Smothers Price, Las Cru-
ces, N. M. 8750
New York bella; march, versi di M.
Jiambelluca, musica di Joseph Val-
lone, of Italy, domiciled at New
York. [Words and melody only] ©
1 e. Mar. 28, 1929; E unp. 5491;
Mariano Jiambelluca, New York.
8751
New York town; words and music by
EK. L. Berry. New York, Frank
Harding. © Mar. 25, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
30; E pub. 4959; Emma _ Louise
Berry, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 8752
Next to myself I want you; lyric by
Harry Ruskin, music by Eddie Ward.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Apr. 8, 1929; E unp. 5512; Santly
bros., inc., New York. 8753
Nifty noodles; by Emil Velazco; organ.
(In Komedy tid-bits) © Mar. 25,
1929; 2 ec. April 10; E pub. 4997;
Crawford music corp., New York.
8754
Night and day, dreams of you; words
by Estelle Schroeder, music by L.
Me Phail. © April 18, 1929; 2 e.
April 29; E pub. 5507; Lindsay
Me Phail, Chicago. 8755
Night (A) in May; melody fox-trot,
English lyrics by Robert A. Simon,
music by Paul Lincke, arr. by W. C.
Polla; orch. pts. 4to. © April 15,
1929; 2 c. April 16; E pub. 5100;
Edward B. Marks music co., New
York. 8756
Night sinks on the wave; two-part
song, poem by Mrs. Hemans, music
by W. T. Deane, of Great Britain;
sop. and contralto. London, J. Cur-
wen & sons, Itd. 4to. © Mar. 5,
£9293'4-° Gi: Mar. 28; Hi for. 33926;
W. T. Deane, London. 8757
Night-time’s my day-time; words by
F. S. Sierkowski, music by Eugene
Platzman. N. Y. City, Frank Har-
ding. © Mar. 16, 1929; 2c. Mar. 28;
E pub. 4873; Fred SS. Sierkowski,
Lansing, Mich. 8758
Nights at limehouse; words by Thomas
Burke, music by Harvey Gaul; med.
voice. © Mar. 29, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 6;
E pub. 4883; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 8759
Nina; sérénade, paroles de R. Nazelles
et Paul Max, musique de R. Penso,
of Great Britain. © Mar. 20, 1929;
1c. Apr. 18; E for. 3988; Publica-
tions Francis-Day, s. a., Paris. 8760
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8761
pt. 111, n. s.,’v. 24
Ninna nanna; parole di L. Siciliani,
musica di Mario Bruschettini, of
Italy. © June 10, 1928; 1 c. Apr.
18, 1929 ; E for. 3887; Umberto Pizzi,
Bologna, Italy. 8761
Ninotchka waltz; by A. Schwartz. ©
1c. Apr. 10, 1929; E unp. 5562; Abe
Schwartz, New York. 8762
No me hagas sufrir; letra y musica
por R. Concepcion ; violin 1° y 2° con
guitarra. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1929; B
unp. 6172; Roberto Concepcion, New
York. 8763
No more playin’; from Northwestern
musical show, words by Darrell P.
Ware, music by J. W. Miller. ©1c.
Apr. 9, 1929; HW unp. ‘5536; Joe W. ’
Miller and Darrell Ware, Evanston,
Til. 8764
No room for Jesus; words and music
by G. E. Bonney. © April 8, 1929;
2c. April 10; E pub. 4954; Gerald
Emery Bonney, Winona Lake, Ind.
8765
No storm clouds gather there; hymn,
words and music by Luther G. Pres-
ley. ©° Jan. 3,°19292 2 -c "Web: 26;
E pub. 4724; Hugene Monroe Bart-
lett, Hartford, Ark. 8766
No wonder I’m so crazy over you;
words and music by J. Fred Coots
and Benny Davis. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Apr. 24, 1929; BE
unp. 6070; Remick music corp., New
York. 8767
Nobody loves me; fox trot, by L. V.
Martin. [Melody only] ©1e. Apr.
6, 1929; E unp. 5455; Louis Victor
Martin, New York. 8768
Nobody’s fault but your own; fox-trot
song, by Alan Murray and Ray
Noble, arr. by Walter C. Simon;
Feistyle pianorgan. © April 22,
1929; 2 c April 24; E pub. 5422;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., Lon-
don. 8769
Non ne posso piu; words and music by
A. Cagnazzo; pf. © 1 ¢. Apr. 23,
1929; E unp. 6011; Angelo Cagnazzo,
San Francisco. 8770
Non tanto facile; mazurka, di Santi
Tafarella, rid. di Albert Ziri, both
of Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn; 2
mands. and guit. © Mar. 6, 1929;
2c. Mar. 11; E pub. 5338; O. Pagani
& bro., New York. 8771
(The) march; by J. O.
© 1c. Apr. 15, 1929; E
Nor’easter’s
Riehl; pf.
unp. 5699; J. Oliver Riehl, Chicago.
8772
Notations d’ été; 7 piéces bréves, par
A. Sauvrezis, of France; pf. © Mar.
20, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 13; E for. 3950;
Editions Maurice Senart, Paris.
8773
Nothin’ to do; words and music by L.
Cole. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ¢. Apr. 23, 1929; E unp. 6007; Les-
ter Cole, Hollywood, Calif. 8774
Notre heure; poésie de Renée Vivien,
musique de Rhené-Baton, of France,
op. 47, no. 1. © Dee. 31, 1928; 1¢.
Apr. 13, 1929; E for. 3956; Durand
et cie., Paris. 8775
Now I lay me down to sleep; by Mrs.
O. L. Blomquist; orch. pts. 4to. ©
Mar. 30, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 3; E. pub:
4838; Hannah Lundberg Blomquist,
Coteau, N. D. 8776
Now I’m no longer my own,—alone;
words and musie by C. B. Richard-
son. © 1c. Apr. 15, 1929; E unp.
5752; Caroline B. Richardson, Waco,
Tex. 8777
Now that I’ve met you; words and
music by B. J. Horowitz. © 1.
Mar. 29, 1929; E unp. 5587; Bettye
Jean Horowitz, Galveston. 8778
Now what do you think of that; words
and music by H. N. Dalton; pf. ©
1c Apr. 18, 1929; E unp. 5850;
Howard N. Dalton, New York. 8779
Now you know I love you, tell me that
you love me; words by James A.
Ruf, music by H. 8S. Copelin. [Pho-
tostat] ©1c. Apr. 1, 1929; E ump.
5261; Harold S. Copelin, Cleveland.
8780
Nozani-ni; canto dos indios Paricis
da Serra do Norte, Matto Grosso,
rocolhido por HE. Roquette Pinto,
harmonizado por H. Villa-Lobos, of
Brazil. © Mar. 5, 1929; 1 c. Mar.
28; E for. 8602; Editions Max Hs-
chib, Paris. 8781
Nuit sur la baie de Palma; par J.
Turina, arr. par S. Chapelier, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. 4to. © Mar. 5,.1929; 1 e7 Mar.
28; E for. 3578; Rouart, Lerolle et
cie., Paris. 8782
O belle nuit (O lovely night); French
and English text, and music by
McNair Ilgenfritz. © Apr. 20, 1929;
2c. Apr. 22; E pub. 5361; Edward
Schuberth & co., inc., New York.
8783
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no. 4, 1929
O cielo scurato; words and music by
P. Santaniello, of Italy, domiciled at
Camden, N. J. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Apr. 10, 1929; E unp.
6036; Pasquale Santaniello, Camden,
aN. Y. 8784
O Domine Deus (My Lord and My
God) ; motet, English version by R.
C. Johnstone, music by Douglas
Clarke, of Great Britain; mixed
voices. 4to. © Apr. 15, 1929; 1 ec.
Apr. 16; E for. 3881; Stainer & Bell,
Itd., London. 8785
’O figlio d’ ’a colpa! versi e musica di
Luigi Donadio, of Italy, domiciled
at New York. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Apr. 9, 1929; E unp.
5506; John Clano, Woodside, L. I.,
oe 8786
O! girl of mine; words and music by
S. Seerra. © 1 c. Apr. 8, 1929; E
unp. 5511; Salvatore Scerra, Rome,
1 hla 8787
O good beyond compare; sacred song,
words by Reginald Heber, music by
Samuel Liddle, of Great Britain. ©
Mar. 15°1929: ic. Mar. 30: 1 for.
38660; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
8788
O Master, let me walk with Thee; an-
them, words by J. Conder and W.
Gladden, music by William Lester;
sop. solo and cho., with organ acc.
4to. © Apr. 18, 1929; 2c. Apr. 27;
E pub. 5485; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 8789
O salutaris hostia (O God most holy) ;
liturgical text, music by Martin G.
Dumler, op. 24, no. 1; high or med.
voice, with organ acc. © Apr. 23,
1929: 2 c. Apr. 25; E pub. 5395; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 8790
O starry flag; anthem, words and mu-
sic by A. H. Holder; mixed voices
mA flat. © 1 ©. Apr: 20, 1929: BE
unp. 5938; Alfred H. Holder, Wayne,
Nid. 8791
O thou with dewy locks; words by
William Blake, music by Chris. M.
Edmunds, of Great Britain; mixed
voices. 4to.. © Mar. 27, 1929; 1 «.
April 1; E for. 3525; Edwin Ash-
down, ltd., London. 8792
70 vuto ‘a mmamma schiavona; versi
e musica di Luigi Donadio, of Italy,
domiciled at New York. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Apr. 9, 1929;
E unp. 5510; John Clano, Woodside,
es i. NN, %. 8793
8805
Oasis (L’); de Suite Marocaine, par
M. Delmas-F. Andrieu, of France;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
© Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 13, 1929;
E for. 3994; Andrieu fréres, Paris.
8794
Oberek glo glo glo; words and music
by J. Wyskowski; clarinet solo. ©
te. YApr. 30, . 1929: ‘ting G225.;
John Wyskowski, New York. 8795
Oberek mtody pary; by J. Wyskowski.
[Melody only] ©1c. Apr. 12, 1929;
E unp. 5716; John Wyskowski, New
York. 8796
Oberek z Haczowa; by J. Wyskowski;
[clarinet solo] ©1e. Apr. 30, 1929;
E unp. 6228; John Wyskowski, New
York. 8797
Oberek z pod babiej gory; by P. Hu-
meniuk. [Melody only] ©1ce. Apr.
19, 1929; EH unp. 5904; Paul Hu-
meniuk, New York. 8798
O’er waiting harpstrings of the mind;
words by Mary Baker Eddy, music
by James G. MacDermid; low voice,
with pf. or organ ace. © Mar. 22,
1929; 2 « Mar. 16; E pub. 4720;
Harry I. Hunt, Boston. 8799
Oh Clara; foxtrot, text och musik:
Uno Asplund, of Sweden; pf. Gdote-
borg, B. Mannheimer.. © Mar. 1,
1929; 1c. Apr. 12); for. 3746; Uno
Asplund, Gothenburg, Sweden. 8800
Oh, dem golden slippers! by James
A. Bland, [and] Oh! Susanna; by
Stephen C. Foster, each arr. by Fred
K. Huffer; male quartette. 4to. ©
Mar’ 23, 1929/2 -e> Apr. 5; Hype
4828; Chart music pub. house, ine.,
Chicago. 8801
Oh, gee! I got a count; words and
music by C. Y. Kitchen. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Apr. 1,
1929; E unp. 5243; Clifford Y. Kitch-
en, Chicago. 8802
Oh melody Sweet; love song, words
and music by C. Dagilis, of Lithu-
ania, domiciled at New York. ©
April 17, 1929; 2 c. April 27; E pub.
5465; Carl Dagilis, New York. 8803
Oh, mother dear; ballad, words and
music by HE. Kachic. New York
City, Frank Harding. © April 6,
1929: 2 c. April 20; E pub. 5327;
Edward Kachic, Raritan, N. J. 8804
Oh Nellie; words by C. F. Dietsch,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Apr. 20, 1929;
E unp. 5922; Clao Fairchild Dietsch,
Rawlins, Wy. 8805
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8806
pt. 10, ms, v.24
Oh! Pop! Buy me one of those; fox
trot, lyric by A. Levine, music by
Robert Kroll. © 1c. Apr. 29, 1929;
E unp. 6181; Abraham Levine,
Brooklyn. 8806
Oh sweetheart, where are you _ to-
night; words and music by Benny
Davis and J. Fred Coots; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © April 15, 1929; 2 c. April
16; E pub. 5111; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 8807
Oh! the elevator man; words and mu-
sic by P. J. Ford. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Apr. 23, 1929;
E unp. 6023; Peter Joseph Ford,
Pittsburgh. 8808
Oh what a friend; hymn, words by
C. J. EH. Nelson, music by N. L. Rid-
derhof. © June 1, 1928; 2 c¢. April
20, 1929; E pub. 52383; Carl J. E.
Nelson, Minneapolis. 8809
O’Hooley’s football run; words and
music by Marshall Locke. © 1 ec.
Apr. 26, 1929; E unp. 6138; Mar-
Shall P. W. Locke, Ashland, O. 8810
Oiseau (L’) bleu; fox trot, paroles de
R. Nazelles et Paul Max, musique
de R. Penso, Great Britain. © Mar.
20, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 13; E for. 3989;
Publications Francis Day, s. 4a.,
Panis. 8811
Old age; words by Edmund Waller,
music by Robin Milford, of Great
Britain. © Jan. 17, 1929; 1c. Apr.
26; E for. 4026; Oxford university
press, London. 8812
Old Broadway; words by C. S. Cas-
sanelli, music by David Daxter.
8vo. [Words and melody only] ©
Mar. 18, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 20; aff. Mar.
19; AA 11835; Charles 8S. Cassanelli,
New York. 8813
O!d fashioned sweetheart of mine; bal-
lad, words and music by S. G.
Swain. N. Y. City, Frank Harding.
© Mar. 27, 1929; 2c. April 6;-E pub.
4999 ; Sidney Gilbert Swain, Chesaw,
Wash. 8814
Old Hickory march; by Al. Sweet;
band pts. 4to. © April 6, 1929; 2 c.
April 22; E pub. 5275; Charles L.
Barnhouse, sr., Oskaloosa, Ia. 8815
Old (The) home town; words by R.
E. Barrett, music by Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. © 1 c. Apr. 4, 1929;
E unp. 5373; R. EH. Barrett, Forest
Grove, Or. 8816
Old Kentucky my native land: words
and music by S. Herron, musi¢ arr.
by Walter W. Newcomer. © Mar.
30, 1929; 2 c. April 5; E pub. 4811;
Stanley Herron, Lancaster, Ky. 8817
Old man weaver of dreams; words by
James Cavanaugh and Ned Wash-
ington, music by Michael H. Cleary;
pf. and ukulele ace. © April 8,
1929; 2 ec. April 20; E pub. 5236;
Mills music, ine., New York. 8818
Old Missouri; words by Geo. A. Wau-
chope, music by T. T. Railey. ©
Apr. 22, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 24; E pub.
5376; Thos. T. Railey, St. Louis.
8819
Old (An) time political parade; nov-
elty march, by Henry Fillmore.
Cincinnati, O., Fillmore’ music
house. 4to. 1. Orch. pts—2. Band
pts., with solo cornet conductor. ©
Apr. 18, 1929; 2 ec. each Apr. 20;
E pub. 5254, 5256; Fillmore bros.
co., Cincinnati. 8820, 8821
Ole! lo fino!! schottis, by L. Gaston
fi. e. L. G. Sarabia], of Spain, domi-
ciled at New York; pf. ©1c. Apr.
23, 1929; E unp. 6012; Luciano Gas-
ton Sarabia, New York. 8822
Ole (The) time waltz; words by H.
W. Cwens, music by B. M. Hale. ©
1c. Apr. 1, 1929; E unp. 5250; Edith
Wiloby Owens, Atchison, Kan. 8823
Om ja’ va’ konung for en da’; text av
Karl-Ewert, musik av Jules Sylvain
[pseud. of Stig Hansson], of Swe-
den: pf. © July 14, 1928: 1 ec. Apr.
25, 1929; E for. 4015; Edition Syl-
vain, Stockholm, Sweden. 8824
Ombra (L’) toia! versi e musica di
Luigi Donadio, of’ Italy, domiciled
at New York. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Apr. 5, 1929; E unp.
5402: John Clano, Woodside, L. I.,
INNES 8825
On a summery night: rythmic fox-trot
ballad, lyrics by Chas. Tobias and
Al Lewis, music by Al Sherman. ©
Apr. 1. 1929: 2 @ Apr. 2; E pub.
4716: Santly bros., ine., New York.
8826
On horseback; by Bob Roy Peery;
violin and pf. © April 10, 1929;
2 ¢. April 12; E pub. 5079; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia. 8827
On horseback in apple blossom time;
words by Ellen EH. Prince, music by —
Charles H. Gabriel; med. voice. ©
1c. Apr. 1, 1929; E unp. 5260; Ellen
Emma Prince, Fairfield, Me. 8828
456
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
8850
On London bridge; lyric by Aubrey
Dowdon, music by Maurice Besly, of
Great Britain. © Mar. 1, 1929; 1 «¢.
Mar. 30; E for. 3662; Boosey & co.,
ltd.. London. 8829
On my daddy’s old farm; words by
L. Bey, music by Samuel H. Speck.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Feb. 13, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 15; E pub.
5148; Lawrence Bey, Versailles, O.
8830
On the playground; by Rob Roy
Peery; violin and pf. © April 10,
1929; 2 c. April 12; E pub. 5078;
Theodore Presser ¢o., Philadelphia.
8831
Once and again; words and music by
C. Smiley; melody with pf. acc. ©
1 ec. Apr. 9, 1929; E unp. 5537; Chas.
Smiley, Paris, Tex. 8832
Once upon a time; by Frederic Mullen,
of Great Britain; pf. © Feb. 1S,
19290. > Mar. 1608 for. 3872 ;
A. Weekes & co., ltd., London. 8833
Onde amorose; by Lorenzo Morelli;
1st violin or mandolin. New York,
A. Mongillo. 4to. © April 6, 1929;
2 c. April 12; E pub. 5003; Lorenzo
Morelli, Rye, N. Y. 8834
One (The) I love; fox-trot _ballad,
words by S. Van Poznak, music by
Christian Praetorius. © Mar. 25,
1929: 2 c«. Apr. 11; E pub. 4988;
Seymour Van Poznak, Newark, N. J.
8835
One (The) I loved the best; words
and music by Loretto Beatrice
Quigley. New York City, Wm. Pond
& co. | © Apr 25,1929.’ 2-c. Apr:
25; E 53888; Loretto B. Quigley,
Newark, N. J. 8836
One night of love; from A night in
Venice; words by J. Keirn Brennan,
music by Maury Rubens; pf. and
ukulele ace. New York, Shubert
music pub. corp. © April 19, 1929;
2c April 22; E pub. 5284; Shubert
theatre corp., New York. 8837
One sweet kiss; words and music by
Al Jolson and Dave Dreyer. [Words
and melody only] © 1 «¢. Apr. 23,
1929: E unp. 6016; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 8838
Only a dream; words and music by
B. E. Farmer. [Words and melody
only] ©1.. Apr. 25, 1929; E ump.
6099; Beatrice E. Farmer, Oxford,
Pa. 8839
Only for you; words and music by
Josiah Zuro, Francis Gromon and
Charles Weinberg; pf. and ukulele
acc.. © Apr. 13, 1929; 2:¢c. Apr. 15;
E pub. 5061; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York. ‘8840
Only (The) one; from Ship ahoy,
words and music by Ted Williams.
@- Apr. 30, 1929: 2 oe Aph 2H
pub. 5498; Shattinger piano & music
co., St. Louis. 8841
Only want you; words by Ronald
Frankau, music by Conrad Leonard,
of Great Britain; pf. ace, with
banjulele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Apr. 8, 1929:
1c Apr. 9; E for. 3901; B. Feld-
man & co., London. 8842
Only you; words and music by J. A.
St. Cyr. [Words and melody only]
Cy 1 Ct. Apr. 24,1929" np. 6075 ;
John A. St. Cyr, Chicago. 8843
| Open your heart baby for me; by E.
Schuberth. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 8, 1929; E ump. 5472;
Eusebius Schuberth, Corona, L. I.,
i leo a 8844
Orchidée ; tango, tekst og musik: Lon
Gog, of Norway; pf. © Aug. 6,
1928" fre: Apraily 2or 1g 29 2 hr: oe
4047; Oslo musikforlag, a. s., Oslo,
Norway. 8845
Oro muerto; intermezzo, di Felice Lat-
tuada, of Italy ; orchestrina pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Nov. 15,
1928; 1 ¢. Feb.'6, 1929; E for. 2623;
Mario Aromando, Milan. 8846
Our comrades in blue; march song,
words by C. H. Carlin, music by
Carl Bartow. Long Beach, Calif.,
‘Sons of veterans of the civil war. ©
Apr.’ 13, T$29* 2c. ‘Apr. J5"°H pub.
5192: Charlotta H. Carlin, Long
Beach, Calif. 8847
Our conquering hero; march, by Wal-
lace A. Johnson; pf. duet. © April
10, 1929; 2 c. April 12; E pub. 5083 ;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
8848
Our country and our fiag; words and
music by F. C. Roan. © 1c. Apr. 3,
1929; E unp. 5324; Florence Clark
Roan, Cisco, Tex. 8849
Our Father Who art in heaven, that’s
what my mother taught me; words
and music by W. A. Dillon. © Mar.
22, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 26; E pub. 4751;
William A. Dillon, Ithaca, N. Y.
8850
4957
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8851
pt. 111, es. v.28.
Our Lady of Loretto hymnal; compiled
and arr. by Sister Mary Zita. 12mo.
© April 10, 1929; 2 c. and aff. April
15; AA 14133; Presentation sisters,
B. V. M., Lawler, Ia. 8851
Our motherland; words and music by
R. Dolphin. ''© 1 ¢. Apr. 27, 1929:
E unp. 6167; Rita Dolphin, Wash-
ington. 8852:
Our mothers; words and music by A.
Leff. © 1c Apr. 15, 1929; E unp.
5740; Alice Leff, Whitewood, S. D.
8853
Our new maid; words by lLaurene
Highfield, music by Winifred E.
Moore; male quartette. 4to. ©
Mar. :30, 1929 ;,.2: ec Apr. 5. Ey pub.
4829; Chart music pub. house, inc..
Chicago. 8854
Our queen of the May; an exercise for
Mothers’ day, by Mary Huron Blair,
music by Wm. S. Pitts [and others]
© Apr. 10, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Apr.
15; A 13647; Standard pub. co., Cin-
cinnati. 8855
Our rainbow; words and music by H.
C. Peterson. © 1c. Apr. 1, 1929;
E unp. 5233; Hilma Charlotte Peter-
son, St. Louis. 8856
Our river Thames, the doyen of them
all; words and music by Jewell Hen-
nessy, of Great Britain. © Mar. 22,
1929's 1c) VApr. Dh3° BR tory, 36245
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 8857
Our school song; Lodi academy and
normal, words and music by B. E.
Loewen. © Apr. 15, 1929; 2 ¢ Apr.
22; E pub. 5267; Beatrice E. Loewen,
Lodi, Calif, 8858
Out of a clear sky; words by Art Kas-
sel, music by Charlie Garland, arr.
by Rube Bennett; pf. and ukulele
ace. © April 1, 1929; 2 c. April 25;
E pub. 5407; Harold Rossiter music
co., Chicago. 8859
Over land and sea; march, by C. K.
Barton; band pts., with solo cornet
conductor. Cincinnati, O., Fillmore
music house. 4to. © Apr. 18, 1929;
2 ¢ Apr. 20; E pub. 5257; Fillmore
bros. co., Cincinnati. 8860
Over the prairie; descriptive etude, by
G. A. Grant-Schaefer; pf. © Apr.
18, 1929; 2:c., Apr. 27; E pub. 5444;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston. 8861
Overnight; words by David S. Gold-
berg, music by H. O. Carow. © 1c.
Apr. 10, 1929; E unp. 5576; Herman
Otto Carow, Philade!phia. 8862
Owl (The) and the pussy-cat; two-
part song, poem by Edward Lear,
music by A. J. Silver, of Great Bri-
tain; sop. and contralto. London,
J. Curwen & sons, ltd. 4to. © Apr.
6, 1929; 1. ¢. Apr. 4: ) for aaa.
Alfred J. Silver, Birmingham, Eng-
land. 8863
Paa laaven! Norsk Q trott & charles-:
ton, fra Piker, vin og sang, tekst av
Arne Svendsen, musikk av Koibjgrn
Svendsen, of Norway, op. 16; pf. ©
Dee. 27,. 1927 ; 1c. “Sime” ts ee
EK for. 38636; Norsk musikforlag,
Oslo, Norway. 8864
Pack clouds away; part-song, words
by Thomas Heywood, music by S.
Ward-Casey, of Great Britain; male
voices. 4to. © Apr. 8, 1929: 1 ¢
Apr. 10; H 3719; Banks & son, York,
England. 8865
Pagan love song; theme song of The
pagan, lyric by Arthur Freed, music
by Nacio Herb Brown; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by Hank Linet. New
York, Robbins music corp. © Apr.
13, 1929; 2c. Apr. 15; EH pub. 5060;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, New York.
S866
Pal; words and music by H. Jolet. ©
Mar. 29, 1929; 2 ¢. Apmliyt} Hepa,
4701; Harold Joliet, Chicago. 8867
Pal of my dreams; words by Geo. A.
Little, music by Rube Bennett; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Mar. 30, 1929;
2c. Apr. 4; E pub. 4843; Milton Weil
music co., Chicago. 8868
Palmgren (Selim) Preludium; by S.
Palmgren, of Finland, op. 87, no. 1;
pf. © Dee.. 31,.1928; 1 c Mar, 9,
1929; E for. 2975; Anton J. Benja-
min, Leipzig. 8869
Pam-Pan-ga; oriental intermezzo, by
G. W. Schofield, of England, domi-
ciled at Galveston, Tex.; pf. ©1le.
Apr. 11, 1929; E unp. 5611; George
Wilson Schofield, Galveston, Tex.
8870
Pan Fraiter; words and music by HE.
Zukowsky, of Poland, domiciled at
New York. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Apr. 9, 1929; E unp.
5500; Eugene Zukowsky, New York.
8871
Pan! Pan! the doughnut man, he
makes greaseless doughnu:rs fit for
nan; words and music by G. M.
Yapp. ©1e. Apr. 26, 1929; E unp.
6155; Grace May Yapp, Alberto, N. D.
8872
458
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
8896
Papae curumiassi; cancao de réde
entre os Caboclos do Para, harmon-
izado por H. Villa-Lobos, of Brazil.
© Mar. 5, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 28; E for.
3603 ; Editions Max HEschig, Paris.
8873
Parade of the baa baa sheep; nod-land
novelty, by Homer Montfort; band
pis. 4to.. © April 15, 1929; 2c.
April 13; E pub. 5046; Merit music
pub. co., Kansas City, Mo. 8874
Paradise; words and music by A. S.
Martin. ©1e. Apr. 9, 1929; E unp.
5503; Adaline Stephens Martin, Los
Angeles. 8875
Paradiset; sangvals, text: Sven-Olof
Sandberg, musik: Berta Onnerberg,
of Sweden, op. 31; pf. © Feb. 9,
1928; 1 ce. Apr. 12, 1929; E for. 3757;
Edition Sylvain, Stockholm, Sweden.
8876
Pardoned (The) crime; words by H.N.
Hansen, music by Sylvester Long
Cross. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1929; E unp.
5371; Homer N. Hansen, Butte,
Mont. S377
Park in the park in the moonlight;
lyric by Ben Ryan, music by Violin-
sky [pseud. of Solly Ginsberg]
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Apr. 3, 1929; E unp. 5299; Irving
Berlin, inec., New York. 8878
Park your troubles; words by Norina
Logan, music by F. Wild. © 1 «.
Apr. 23, 1929; E unp. 6005; Frances
Wild, Los Angeles. 8879
Park your troubles on Smile Street;
lyrics by Irving Fields [pseud. of
Irving Greenfield], music by HB.
Clark. ©1c. Apr. 17, 1929; E unp.
5811; Edwin Clark and Irving Green-
field, New York. 8880
Passatempi; 5 piccoli walzer per pf.,
di Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco, of
Italy. © Apr. 8, 1929; 1 c Apr. 5;
E for. 3717; A. Forlivesi & c., Flor-
ence, Italy. 8881
Passing by; poem anon., music by
Peter Warlock [pseud. of Philip Hes-
eltine], of Great Britain. © Jan.
24, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 26; E for. 4037;
Oxford university press, London.
8882
Passion; par M. Brusselmans, of Bel-
gium; orch. pts., with pf. conductor
and 1st violin conductor. 4to. ©
Mar. 5, 1929; 1 ¢ Mar. 28; E for.
3547; E. Gaudet, Paris. 8883
Passion (La) de Jeanne d’Are; par
Calas, of France; pf., with text by
Henri Gregh. © Mar. 20, 1929; 1c.
Apr. 138; E for. 3987; Henri Gregh
et fils, Paris. 8884
Pater noster; musica di A. Smareglia,
of Italy; sop. or ten., with pf. or
organ ace. Trieste, L. Smolars &
Nipote. © Feb. 15, 1929; 1 c. Apr.
2; E for. 3618; Antonio Smareglia,
Trieste, Italy. 8885
Pavanas; de Gaspar Sanz, transcrip-
tion de Emilio Pujol, of Spain; guit.
© Dee. 31, 1928; 1 c Mar. 28, 1929;
E for. 3597; Editions Max HEschig,
Paris. 8886
Pavane; de Luis Milan, transcription
de Emilio Pujol, of Spain; guit. no.
1-3. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢. each Mar.
28, 1929; E for. 3593-3595; Editions
Max Eschig, Paris. 8887-8889
Peace of mind; lyric by James Dyren-
forth, music by Carroll Gibbons, of
Great Britain. © April 12, 1929; 2
e. April 18; E pub. 5038; Gene Aus-
tin, ine., New York. 8890
Pearly gates open I pray; duet or
quartet, words and music by G. E.
Morley. © 1c. Apr. 24, 1929; E
unp. 6039; Gertrude Estelle Morley,
Silverton, Or. 8891
Pedrell (Carlos) Pastorales; poémes
de Juan R. Jiménez, adaptation
francaise de Triston Klingsor, mu-
Sique de Carlos Pedrell, of Uruguay.
1. Andéabamos, monte arriba [2 oth-
ers] © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c Apr. 13,
1929; HE for. 3967; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. 8892
Peg leg Jack; words and music by C.
J. Robison and Frank Luther.
[Words and melody only] © 1 .«.
Apr. 24, 1929; E unp. 6063; Carson
J. Robison, New York. 8893
Peggy; words by I. E. Cox, music by
F. J. Endres. © Apr. 8, 1929; 2 «.
Apr. 11; E pub. 4977; Ida Hillen
‘Cox, Dodge City, Kan. 8894
Pena d’amore; waltz, by Vincenzo
Paladino, of Italy, domiciled at New
York; violin. © 1c. Apr. 29, 1929;
E unp. 6189; Apollo music co.,
Brooklyn. 8895
Pepper; by M. Weidenbach, op. 16;
pf. ©1c. Apr. 4, 1929; E unp. 5396;
Milton Weidenbach, Minneapolis.
8896
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8897
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Per le vie di Siviglia; fantasia Spa-
gnola, di Felice Lattuada, of Italy;
orchestrina pts. 4to. © Nov. 15,
1928; 1 c. Feb. 6, 1929; BE for. 2622;
Mario Aromando, Milan. 8897
Perdoname; letra y musica por Man-
uel Moreno, of Mexico, domiciled at
Los Angeles, Calif. [Photostat] ©
Apr. 22, 1929; 2 « Apr. 27; E pub.
5472; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
8898
Perenne rimorso; waltz, di Santi
Tafarella, rid. di Albert Ziri, both
of Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn; 2
mands. and guit. © Mar. 6, 1929;
2c. Mar. 11; E pub. 5339; O. Pagani
& bro., New York. 8899
Perfume of roses; words and .music
by Frank Westphal, Roger Lewis
and Walter Donovan, arr. by Rube
Bennett; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
April 10, 1929; 2 c. April 15; E pub.
5180; Milton Weil music co., Chi-
cago. 8900:
Persephone; trio for female voices,
words and music by Ethel Boyce, of
Great Britain. 4to. © Apr. 4, 1929;
1c. Apr. 4; E for. 3642; Novello &
co., Itd., London. 8901
Persianna; by Jamie Erickson; pf. ©
Apr. 15, 1929; 2 c Apr. 18; E pub.
5264; Walter A. Quincke, Los An-
geles. . 8902
Peter Rabbit; bedtime story, composed
and arr. by William C. Schoenfeld ;
orch. pts. with pf. or organ. ©
April 15, 1929; 2 ce. April 17; E pub.
5114; Music buyers corp., New York.
8903
Petit (Raymond) Nocturne; transcrit
et doigté par Emilio Pujol, of Spain ;
guit. © Dee. 31, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 28,
1929; E for. 38600; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. 8904
Petit papa... ; par Vincent d’Indy,
of France, op. 95; pf. © Mar. 5,
19295 2 e@. Mar. 28;- HE for..'3575;
Heugel, Paris. 8905
Petite berceuse; by René Demaret, of
Belgium; with pf. conductor and
violin 1 conductor. 4to. 1. Odeon
orch. pts.. 2. Salon orch. pts. ©
Dec. 27, 1928; 1 c. Dec. 26; E for.
2969; Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leip-
zig. 8906
Petite piéce pour deux archets; style
ancien, pour violon et violoncelle,
par Georges Razigade, of France.
© Mar. 5, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 28; E for.
3532 ; G.
France.
Razigade, Bordeaux,
8907
Petite suite en ré mineur; de Robert
de Visée, transcription de Hmilio
Pujol, of Spain; guit. Prélude. [3
others] © Dee. 31, 1928; 1 ¢. Mar.
28, 1929; E for. 3599; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. 8908
Petite suite russienne; sur des thémes
populaires, par Jacques Pillois, of
France, doigtés par André Pascal;
violin and pf. 1. Au fil de l’ eau.
[8 others] © Mar. 20, 1929; 1 ¢c.
Apr. 18; E for. 3960; Durand et
cie., Paris. 8909
Phantom (The) pirate; Captain Gold-
sack, poem by William Sharp, music
by Claude Warford. © April 3,
1929; 2 c. April 4; E pub. 4798; G.
Ricordi & co., ine., New York. 8910
Phi chi girl; words by Dixie Wade
Moody and Mary Margaret Sanders,
music by D. W. Moody. © April 4,
1929; 2 ¢« April 5; E pub. 5187;
Central office of Phi chi, Nicholas-
ville, Ky., Nicholasville, Ky. 8911
Piano pranks; by Silvio De Rienzo,
ed. by F. Henri Klickmann; pf. ©
April 3, 1929; 2 c. April; Epub.
4706; Alfred & co., New York. 8912
Pianoforte scale ed arpeggi circolanti
congiunti pluritonali; di HE. Paccag-
nella, of Italy. Milan, Nuova didat-
tica e pedagogio musicale. © Dec.
27, 1928341) ec: Apr, 2/9929) Hienor
3616; Ermenegildo Paccagnella, Mi-
lan. 8913
Pianotes; by J. Paques, of Belgium;
pf. © Mar, 25,1929; 2)¢ sApri4;
E for. 3645; International musi¢ ¢o.,
Brussels, Belgium. 8914
Piccolo Pete; words and music by Phil
Baxter; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Apr. 24, 1929; 2 «. Apr. 24; E pub.
5381; J. W. Jenkins sons’ musie ¢o.,
Kansas City, Mo. 8915
Picture’s [!] in the clouds; words and
music by W. M. Myers, arr: by Chas.
E. Warner. © Apr. 10, 1929; 2) ¢.
Apr. 18; E pub. 5216; William Max-
well Myers, Hannibal, Mo. 8916
Pierrot; words by Sara Teasdale, mu-
sic by Mark Andrews. © April 3,
1929; 2 c. April 4; E pub. 4799; G.
Ricordi & co., ine., New York. 8917
Pilgrims .of destiny; choral drama,
music by Gena Branscombe [i. e.
Gena B. Tenney]; soli, cho. Se.
460
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
4to. © April 18, 1929; 2 c. April 17;
D pub. 27499; Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
ton. 8918
Pilgrims’ triumphal; march, by Wm.
M. Talbott; band pts., with solo
cornet conductor. 4to. © Apr. 13,
1929: 2 ce Apr. 20; E pub. 5253;
Fillmore bros. ¢o., Cincinnati. 8919
Pillois (Jacques) Deux piéces; tran-
seription pour harpe a pédales par
Marcel Grandjany, of France. 1.
Lully. [1 other]
1c. Apr. 18; E for. 3955; Editions
Maurice Senart, Paris. 8920
Pin head sweetie; words and music
by E. Hopkins. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Apr. 19, 1929;
E unp. 5902; Edwin Hopkins, New
York. 8921
Pining for you; waltz, words by A.
De Maria, music by S. Kantrovitz
and A. De Maria. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Mar. 18, 1929;
BE unp. 5865; Alfred De Maria and
Samuel Kantrovitz, Brooklyn. 8922
Piper (The); words and music by L.
A. Dronsick. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Apr. 8, 1929; E unp.
5999; Laureatte A. Dronsick, Bos-
ton. 8923
Pisciaiolo siciliano; versi di P. Coni-
gliaro, musica di P. Sciascia.
[Words and melody only] © Mar.
a 1939- 2 ¢c.’ April I: pub.’ 4703;
Pietro Conigliaro and Pasquale Sci-
ascia, Philadelphia. 8924
Plant your smileS and watch them
grow; words by Joe Seitman [i. e.
Jos. P. Seitman], music by Jack
Levy. © Feb. 25, 1929; 2 c. Feb.
27; E pub. 5172; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc., New York. 8925
Play it again; music book for kinder-
garten children, words and music
by N. L. Forman; pf. Los Angeles,
Calif., Neville-Marple music co. obl.
tame: “(© Apr. 15,1929." 2. fpr.
22; E pub. 5265; Norma L. Forman,
Santa Ana, Calif. 8926
Playful puppets; scherzo, by Leo Rus-
sotto, orch. by George Torke; orch.
eC) Arlt 3, fo2o. 2 ag
E pub. 4773; Crawford music corp.,
New York. 8927
Piayful whims; by Cedric W. Lemont;
me Cr aAp.5o@ 19205 27°C mane. ais
E pub. 5494; Shattinger piano &
music co., St. Louis. 8928
52354— 296
© Mar. 20, 1929; ©
8940
Playground games; by Mathilde Bil-
bro, selected, ed., annotated and fin-
gered by John M. Williams; pf.
wpr, 2° 1929; 2c. Apr. 13s -a"pub.
5029; Boston music co., Boston.
8929
Pleasant dreams; words by M. Gun-
sky, music by Onslow Stevenson.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Feb. 4, 1929; E unp. 3404; Maurice
Gunsky, San Francisco. . 8930
Please let me dream in your arms;
fox-trot song, by Al Sherman, Al
Lewis and Carmen Lombardo, arr.
by Walter C. Simon; _ Feistyle
pianorgan. © April 22, 1929; 2 ¢.
April 24; E pub. 5425; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 8931
Please turn on the light; fox-trot,
words and music by R. A. Lowe; pf.
© 1c. Apr. 2, 1929; E unp. 5277;
Ruth Alice Lowe, New York. 8932
Plotted (A) uprising; misterioso agi-
tato, by Erno Rapée, orch. by George
Torke; orch. pts. © April 3, 1929;
2c. April 5; E pub. 4774; Crawford
music corp., New York. 8933
Plucking the rushes; words anon. from
4th century Chinese, tr. by Arthur
Waley, music by Douglas Macdonald
Stewart, of Great Britain. © Mar.
2h, 1929: 1 ec Apr. Jo} Ke foressibis
Augener, ltd., London. 8934
Pobre loca; tango, words and musi¢e
by F. Bonanova, of Spain, domiciled
at New York. ©1e. Apr. 29, 1929;
E unp. 6202; Fortunio Bonanova,.
New York. 8935.
Poker ballet; a gambler’s dream, by
G. Carbonara; pf. © 1. Apr. 1,
1929; E unp. 5267; Gerard Carbo-
nara, New York. 8936
Polka; de L’éventail de Jeanne, par
Darius Milhaud, of France; pf.
Mar. 20; 19297 2 e@ ApE1s.cRitor:
3981; Heugel, Paris. 8937
Polka chorazego; by J. Wyskowski;
clarinet solo. © 1c. Apr. 30, 1929;
E unp. 6226; John Wyskowski, New
York. 8938
Polka od krosna; by J. Wyskowski.
© 1c. Mar. 29, 1929; E unp. 5584;
John Wyskowski, New York. 8939:
Polka radosna; by J. Wyskowski. ©
Lc. ‘Mar. 29, 1929; Unp. D083 ;
John Wyskowski, New York. 8940.
461
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8941
pt. 111, n.s., v. 24
Polka wiesniaczka; by P. Humeniuk.
{Melody cnly] ©1e. Apr. 19, 1929;
EH ounp. 5903; Paul Humeniuk, New
York. 8941
Polka z Konstantynopolu; by Joe Gol-
ski; pf. ©l1e. Apr. 19, 1929; EB unp.
5911; Bishop music pub. house, Buf-
falo. 8942
Polly Toddle; by Emil Velazco; organ.
(In Komedy tid-bits) [ Cover-
title:—Polly Toddles] © Mar. 25,
1929; 2 ce. April 10; E pub. 4996;
Crawford music corp., New York.
8943
Polska krew w nas ptynie; chor dzieci
na dwa glosy, z poezji Maryi Konop-
nickiej, muzyka Fr. Przybylskiego.
© Feb. 21, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 2; E pub.
4738; W. H. Sajewski, Chicago.
8944
Poor Mary Gold: words by D. L.
Holmberg, music by Sylvester Long
Cross; pt. © L ¢ Apr. 15, 1929.
E unp. 5726; Daniel L. Holmberg,
Pocatello, Ida. 8945
Pork pie pigs; words by Graham
Squiers, music by Shirley Goodall,
of Great Britain; pf. acc., with
banjulele banjo and ukulele ace. by
Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] ©»Apr. 3, 1929;
1c. Apr. 5; B for. 3706; B. Feldman
& co., London. 8946
Porqué me dejais; tango, lyrics and
music by G. Veiga, of Spain, domi-
ciled at New York; pf. ©1«. Feb.
15, 1929; E unp. 3750; Genaro Veiga,
New York. 8947
Poulenc (Francis) Pastourelle; de
L’ éventail de Jeanne, par F. Pou-
lene, of France; pf. © Mar. 20,
1929; Te, “Apr a3) for see ;
Heugel, Paris. 8948
Povero ciuccio mio; words and music
by A. Cagnazzo;. pf. © 1, c.. Apr.
23, 1929; E unp. 6010; Angelo Cag-
nazzo, San Francisco. 8949
Praise to the Lord (Lobe den Herrn) ;
words and music by C. L. Liefeld;
mixed voices, with organ ace. 4to.
© Mar. 30, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 3; E pub.
4839; Carl F. Liefeld, Eureka, S. D.
8950
Prayer; photoplay music, by Irénée
Bergé, sc. by A. E. Cafarella; orch.
pts., with pf. or organ conductor.
© April 10, 1929; 2 c. April 10; B
pub. 4946; Robbins music corp., New
York. 8951
Prayer and praise; anthem, words and
music by E. E. George; mixed quar-
tet and cho., with organ acc. 4to.
© Mar. 12, 1929: 2 ec. Mar. 20; B
pub. 4818; Edgar H. George, Wilkes
Barre, Pa. 8952
Prayer and praise; words and music
by E. E. George; men’s voices, with
- organ acc. 4to. © Mar. 12, 1920;
2c. Mar. 20; E pub. 4817; Edgar EH.
George, Wilkes Barre, Pa. 8953
~ Prayer brings a silver lining; hymn,
words and music by Luther G. Pres-
ley. © Jan. 3, 1929; 2 c Feb. 26;
EK pub. 4725; EKugene Monroe Bart-
lett, Hartford, Ark. 8954
Prayer (The) from Hansel and Gre-
tel; light of God, within us shine,
anthem, words by Dorr Frank Die-
fendorf, music by Englebert Hum-
perdinck, arr. by Fred. Shattuck;
mixed voices, organ ace. 4to. ©
June 24, 1927; 2 « Apr. 8, 1929;
EK pub. 1765; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 8955
Precidario (El) ; plena, letra y musica
por R. Hernandez. © 1 e. Apr. 2%,
1929; Ei unp. 6173; Rafael Hernan-
dez, New York. 8956
Preferita; polka, di Santi Tafarella,
rid. di Albert Ziri, both of Italy,
domiciled at Brocklyn; 2 mands. and
guit. © Mar. 6, 1929; 2.c Mar. 11;
E pub. 5337; O. Pagani & bro., New
York. 8957
IIpniinu-pecuo (Prejdy wesno), words
by P. Rechliwska, music by G. Apol-
sky. [Words and melody only] ©
1c Apr. 9, 1929; E unp. 5502; Geo.
Apolsky, Detroit. 8958
Prelude in F minor; by Dorothy How-
ell, of Great Britain; pf. © Apr.
11, 1929; 1 ce. Apr. 26; E for. 4027;
Oxford university press, London.
8959
Prélude notturnesque; by Francis
Frank; pf. © April 4, 1929; 2 «¢.
April 8; E pub. 5094; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 8960
Prélude pathétique; pour orch. sym-
phonique, par V. Dvck, of France;
pts., with pf. conductor. © Mar.
20,1929; 1 c Apr. 135 E for, 3972;
F. Moulin, Cannes, France. 8961
Preludietto; della Suite mignonne, di
Fernando Limenta, of Italy; violin
and pf. © Mar. 17, 1929; 1c Apr.
6; E for, 3775; A. & G. Carisch & ¢.,
Milan. 8962
462
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
8984
Tremier (The) tenor banjo method for
class teaching; for the beginner, by
Wm. J. Eckhard. © Mar. 18, 1929;
2 ce, Mar. 20; HE pub... 4366;, Don
Santos pub. co., inc., Rochester,
1 enti 8963
Preparatory exercises for the study of
double thirds; by lL. Leslie Loth;
pf. © Mar. 29, 1929; 2 ec. Apr. 6;
F pub. 4894; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 8964
Prescott (Steven) Two folk songs of
Little Russia; text adapted from
the English version of Harold Flam-
mer, music arr. for cho. of men’s
voices by S. Prescott, op. 9. ©1c.
Apr. 6, 1929; E unp. 5495; Steven
Prescott, Erie, Pa. 8965
Present arms: from Step this way,
words and music by J. Pethick. New
York, Thornton W. Allen. © April
17, 1929; 2 c. April 29; E pub. 5509;
Jean Pethick, Greenwich, Conn.
8966
Presumida (La); letra y musica de
Concepcion V. Pardo, of Mexico,
domic:led at Los Angeles; pf. ©
me Apr, 22,1929: E unp: 5975;
Felipe Valdes Leal, Los Angeles.
8967
Preity eyes; words and music by
Charles. Rothheart Lohmeyer.
[Words and melody only] ©1«
Apr. 18, 1929; E unp. 5855; Charlies
R. Lohmeyer, San Francisco. 8968
Pretty little Miss Somebody; fox-trot,
words by Girvan Dundas, music by
Jack Barker, of Great Britain; pf.
and ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Mar. 15, 1929;
1c. Apr. 15: E for. 3809; Berners
music co., ltd., London. 8969
Pretty Polly; by J. C. Kelly; pf. ©
ie, Apr, 10, 1929: 3). unp,- 5598s ;
John Cheever Kelly, Boston. 8970
Prezent z Ewropy; words and music
by A. Schwartz. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Apr. 10, 1929;
E unp. 5564; Abe Schwartz, New
York. 8971
Prize fight dance; by Winthrop Sar-
geant; 2 pfs. [Photostat] © 1 «.
Apr. 30, 1929; E unp. 6218; Stella
Gerr Sandow, New York. 8972
Processional; hymn, words and music
by C. J. Woodworth, jr. © April
5, 1929; 2 ec. April 6; E pub. 4853;
Clayton James Woodworth, jr.,
Scranton, Pa. 8973
Profumi primaverili; mazurka di
Guido Tutrinoli, of Italy, domiciled
at New York; violin. © 1 c. Apr.
29, 1929; K unp. 6190; Apollo music
co., Brooklyn. 8974
Promenade; de Contes d’ Espagne, 2™°
série, par Joaquin Turina, of Spain;
mL. ©) Mar. 5; 1929 71 ey Maro2s.:
E for. 3584; Rouart, Lerolle et cie.,
Paris. 8975
Prystrit; words and music by E. Zu-
kowsy, of Poland, donriciled at New
York. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ¢. Apr. 9, 1929; E unp. 5498; Eu-
gene Zukowsky, New York. 8976
Psalm (A) of deliverance; words from
Psalm 126, music by Harvey Gaul;
mixed voices, with organ and harp
acc. | 4to. © Mar. 30, 1929; 2 «.
April 1; E pub. 4793; G. Ricordi &
co., ine., New York. 8977
Puppy love; words by G. Ward, music
by R. Montgomery. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Apr. 2, 1929; BE
unp. 5287 ; Reggie Montgomery, Pasa-
dene, Calif., and George Ward, Hol-
lywood, Calif. 8978
Purdue triumph march; by G. L. Shoe-
maker ;; pf: .©.1 e« Apr. 5, 1929:-
E unp. 5411; Grace L. Shoemaker,
La Fayette, Ind. S9T9
Puritan procession; featuring York
tune, from Pioneer America, by Seth
Bingham; organ. © Mar. 26, 1929:
2 ec. April 8; E pub. 4958; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 8980
Purple pansies; by M. L. Preston; pf.
© April 4, 1929; 2 c. April 6; E
pub. 4922; Theodore Presser Go.,
Philadelphia. 8981
Put on your Sunday face; lyric by
Mort Dixon, music by Ted Fiorito.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Apr. 24, 1929; E unp. 6071; Remick
musie corp., New York. 8982.
Pyrrhus; ouverture dramatique, by
Alex. de Taeye, of Belgium ; with pf.
conductor and violin 1 conductor.
Lo. 1, ‘Odeon’ orch: pts: "2. + salen
orch. pts. © Feb. 1, 1929; 1 «.
Jan. 22; E for. 2972; Aug. Cranz,
G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 8983
Quatuor; en la majeur, pour pf., vio-
lon, alto et violoncelle, par Ernest
Chausson, op. 30, réduction pour pf.
a 4 mains par Ch. Jacques Lerolle,
of France. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 «¢.
Mar. 8, 1929; E for. 3048; Rouart,
Lerolle et cie., Paris. 8984
463
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
8985
Que importa? letra y musica por Ra-
fael Gomez, of Mexico, domiciled at
Los Angeles, Calif. [Photostat] ©
Apr. 22, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 27; E pub.
5470; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
8985
Queen of my heart; words and music
by E. I. Reed. New York\ City,
Frank Harding. © Feb. 15, 1929;
2c. Mar. 29; E pub. 5145; Estey I.
Reed, Creston, Ia. 8986
Queen of my moonlight dreams; words
by FEF. Hosford, music by Ed. E. Ap-
plegate; pf. and ukulele ace. © Apr.
1, 1929; 2 ec. Apr. 10; E pub. 5261;
Floyd Hosford, Newark Valiey, N. Y.
8987
Quest ; poem by Clinch Calkins, music
by R. L. Masten. © 1. Apr. 9,
1929; E unp. 5501; Richard L. Mas-
ten, Carmel, Calif. 8988
Quest; words by Winifred May, music
by Samuel Fairfield, of Great Bri-
tain. © Feb. 22, 1929; 1 c Mar. 30;
E for. 3664; Boosey & co., itd., Lon-
don. 8989
Raccolta di pezzi facili; per il ritmo e
l’ espressione, di Dante Cipollini, of
Italy: -pf. ©° Apr.’ 4919298 ie
Apr. 5; E for. 3699; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 8990
Radio blues; words by L. A. Conley,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Apr. 17, 1929;
E unp. 5819; Lemuei Arthur Conley,
Cushing, Ol. 8991
Radio cake walk; by J. O. Riehl; pf.
© 1c. Apr. 1, 1929; E unp. 5234;
J. Oliver Riehl, Chicago. 8992
Raggedy Pete; words by Max Rutchik,
music by W. Samuels and Leonard .
Whitecup. [Words and melody only]
©O°L « Apr. 1, 1929: ump, 5252:
Walter Samuels, New York. 8993
Rail road porter’s blues; words and
music by J. Goims. [Words and
melody oniy] ©1e. Apr. 1, 1929;
E unp. 5246; James Goims, Char-
lotte, N. C. 8994
Railway (The) porter; action song,
words and music by P. Edmonds, of
Great Britain. London, J. Curwen
& sons, Itd. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Mar. 26, 1929: 1 ec.
Mar. 28; E for. 3767; Paul Edmonds,
Chelsea, England. 8995
Rain girl; melody fox trot, words by
Yrank John Rabbitt, music by
Charlie Berry [i. e. C. H. Berry];
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
pf. © 1. Apr. 17, 1929; E unp.
5826; Charles Henry Berry, Salem,
Mass. 8996.
Rainbow (The); trio for female
voices, words from Ecclesiastieus,
music by Ethel Boyce, of Great Brit-
tain. 4to. © Apr. 4, 1929; 1 ¢. Apr.
4; E for. 3648; Novello & co., ltd.,
London. 8997
Rainbow in the sky; words and music
by B. Christensen. © 1c. Apr. 6,
1929; E unp. 5469; Bertha Christen-
sen, Kansas City, Mo. 8998:
Rainbow of my dreams; lyric by James
Parker Coombs, music by Aldo Bo-
monte. ©1c. Apr. 19, 1929; E unp.
5894; A. P. Bombarger, New York.
8999
Rainbow’s end; words by R. Adamek,
music by Sylvester Long Cross; pf.
© 1c Apr. 4, 1929; E unp. 5381;
Rosalie Adamek, Longview, Wash.
9000
Raining; words by Mab Davis, music
by Alma Goatley, of Great Britain.
© Apr. 18, 1929; 2c. Apr. 27; E pub.
5442; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 9001
Rainy (A) day; by Rob Roy Peery;
violin and pf. © April 10, 1929;
2c. April 12; E pub. 5077; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 9002
Rainy day gal; words and music by
Maury Madison [pseud. of W. R.
Smith] © 1c. Apr. 25, 1929; E unp.
6079; W. Renwick Smith, Paris, Ky.
9003
Ramona mexicana; por Concepcion VY.
Pardo, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles; pf. © 1c. Apr. 29, 1929;
E unp. 6195; Feltpe Valdez Leal,
Los Angeles. 9004
Rasslin’ the snake; fox trot, words by
H. D. Murray, music by Ray Hib-
beler. © 1c. Apr. 17, 1929; E unp.
5831; H. David Murray, Chicago.
9005
Ratos de loco; letra y musica por
Fierro y Gomez, of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles, Calif. [Photostat]
© Apr. 22;/1929;.2e) Aprii27; 8
pub. 5480; Dionisio Acosta, Los An-
geles. 9006
Ravens (The) are singing; words by
Charles O. Roos, music by Arthur
Farwell, op. 69, no. 1; med. or low
voice. © April 4, 1929; 2 c. April
8; E pub. 5098; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 9007
464
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
Rays of sunshine; by Arthur F. Kel-
logg; pf. © Apr. 30, 1929; 2¢ Apr.
27; E pub. 5503; Shattinger piano
& musie ¢co., St. Louis. 9008
Re (11) ; novella in tre quadri di Gio-
vacchino Forzano, musica di Um-
berto Giordano, of Italy. Voe. se.
© Jan. 8, 1929; 1 ec. April 2; D pub.
27486; Casa musicale Sonzogno,
Milan. 9009
Reaching for some-one and not finding
anyone there; words by Edgar Les-
lie, music by Walter Donaldson; pf.
and ukulele acc. © April 22, 1929;
2c. April 22; E pub. 5281; Donald-
son, Douglas & Gumbie, inc., New
York. 9010
Reaching for you; hymn, words and
music by T. S. Cobb. © Nov. 20,
i925; 2.Cc. Apr. 18, 1929: EH pub.
5198; Thomas Seth Cobb, Fort
Worth, Tex. 9011
Real dreams proved true; words and
musie by F. HE. MacKay. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Apr. 19,
1929; E unp. 5887; Florence EH. Mac-
Kay, West Somerville, Mass. 9012
Recognition; words by Willa Cather,
music by P. R. Frey. © Apr. 4,
1929; 2 c« Apr. 6; E pub. 4845;
Philip Rockel Frey, Springfield, O.
; $013
Recollections; by Charles V. Rychlik;
violin and pf. © Mar. 15, 1929; 2c.
April 3; E pub. 4756; Fr. A. Urbanek
& sons, Prague, Czechoslovakia.
9014
Recollections; lyric by Lew Pollack,
music by Erno Rapée. © April 22,
1929; 2 ¢. April 23; E pub. 5307;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. \ 9015
Red roses; words and music by S. W.
Hollowell. © 1. Apr. 18, 1929; EB
unp. 5874; Stella Watts Hollowell,
Santa Barbara, Calif. 9016
Regrets; by Charles V. Rychlik; vio-
lin and pf. © Mar. 15, 1929: 2 «
April 3; E pub. 4759; Fr. A. Urbanek
& sons, Prague, Czechoslovakia.
9017
Regrets de Tahiti; par Mare Delmas,
arr. par S. Chapelier, of France;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
© Mar. 20, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 13; E for.
3990; L. Philippo, Paris. 9018
Remember little town girl; words by
L. G. Oakley, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
9029
Apr. 12, 1929; E unp. 56388; Lynn-
wood G. Oakley, Morrisville, N. C.
9019
Renga (La); danza, letra y musica
por Concepcion V. Pardo, of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles; pf. ©
1, ey, Apr. .29,,.1929; BH unp, 6196;
Felipe Valdez Leal, Los Angeles.
9020
Renversée (La); java 4 l’envers, pa-
roles de René Vilhianne, musique
de Mola et Rualten, both of France.
© Apr. 3, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 4; E for.
3684; Société anonyme des éditions
Ricordi, Paris. 9021
Renversée (La); java-valse populaire
Sur la chanson de René Vilhianne,
musique de J. Mola et Rualten,
orch. par Rualten, of France; pts.,
with pf. conductor and words. 4to.
© Apr. 3, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 4; E for.
3679; Société anonyme des éditions
Ricordi, Paris. 9022
Representative (The); march, by H.
Walker. © 1. Apr. 238, 1929; E
unp. 6030; Harry Walker, Hartford.
9023
Requiem mass; music by A. Forsyth;
mixed voices, with organ ace. New
York, T. B. Harms co. © April 5,
1929; 2 c« April 9; E pub. 4856;
A. Forsyth, Reno, Nev. 9024
Reverie; by C. M. Farrell, ed. by J.
G. Hinderer; pf. © Jan. 28, 1929;
2 ec. Mar. 20; E pub. 4746; Con-
stance M. Farrell, St. Paul. 9025
Reverie pastorale; by Martin G. Dum-
ler, op. 25; violin and pf. © Apr.
23, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 25; E pub. 5394;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 9026
Revolutionary rhythm; words and mu-
sic by Lou Davis, J. Fred Coots and
Larry Spier. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Apr. 23, 1929; E unp.
6043; Famous music corp., New
York. 9027
Rhodope; opérette en trois actes, fan-
taisie pour orch. avec pf.-conducteur,
par H. Mouton, of France. 4to.
Apr. 17, 1929; 1 e. Apr. 18; EH for.
3899; Société anonyme des éditions
Ricordi, Paris. 9028
Rich man, beggar, pauper,’ king,
they’re neighbors; lyrics by Charles
Newman, music by Larry Shay
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Apr. 12, 1929; E unp. 5630; Remick
music corp., New York. 9029
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9030
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
Richard Evelyn Byrd; words by I. M.
Reames, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Apr. 12, 1929; E unp. 5686; Iva Mae
Reames, Hurst, Ill. 9030
Rickety (The) shack; words and mu-
sic by I. Stahl. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Apr. 6, 1929; HE unp.
5433; Isabel Stahl, Danbury, Conn.
9031
Ricordo di Posillipo; words by Ric-
cardo Cordiferro, music by E. del
Cioppo. ©1c. Apr. 23, 1929; E unp.
6019; Eugene del Cioppo, New York.
9032
Rigadoon; by Harold Rutland, of
Great Britain; pf. © Feb. 21, 1929;
1 ce. Apr. 26; E for. 4035; Oxford
university press, London. 9033
Rigaudon; della Suite mignonne, di
Fernando Limenta, of Italy; violin
and pf. © Mar. 17,.1929; 1c. Apr.
6: Hl for. 3111; A. .& G. Carisch @&uc.
Milan. 9034
Rigodons dauphinois; en suite, pour
cheeur d’hommes et femmes, sans
ace., [receullis] par Julien Tiersot,
of France. 4to. © Mar. 5, 1929;
1c. Mar. 28; E for. 3559; Heugel,
Paris. 9035
Rinath Joshua; dritter theil Yomim
noroim, recitativen fiir kantor, com-
ponirt und hrsg. von S. Weisser
(Pilderwasser) 4to.
(pwn md)
© April 5, 1929; 2 c. April 10; E
pub. 4990; Samuel ‘Weisser, New
York.
Rink-a-tum-a-doo; words and music by
Sal. Swan: pi. vw®©) LE Apres,
1929; E unp. 5823; Sara Lillius
Swan, Hornell, N. Y. 9037
Rio Rita; finale act 1, from the mu-
sical play, lyric by Joseph McCarthy,
music by Harry Tierney. [Words
and melody only] © 1. April 1,
1929; E unp. 5551; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 9038
Rio Rita; opening act 2, from the mu-
sical play, lyric by Joseph McCarthy,
music by Harry Tierney. [Words
and melody only] © 1. April 1,
1929; E unp. 5552; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 9039
Ripples; novelette, by Mabel Metzger-
Wright; pf. © April 4, 1929; 2 c.
April 9; E pub. 4908; Wright music
co., Los Angeles. 9040
9036 |
Risa (La); words and music by L. F.
Ferrazzano, of Argentina domiciled
at Los Angeles. © 1 ec. Apr. 29,.
1929; E unp. 6200; Luis Frondi Fer-
razzano, Los Angeles. 9041.
Roaming; words and music by S.
Brent. ©1c. Apr. 13, 1929; E unp.
5694; Stanford Brent, Oakland,,.
Calif. 9042.
Roaming back home; words by G.
Howland, music by Robert Howland.
© 1c. Apr. 8,.1929; E unp. 5478;
George Howland, Racine, Wis. 9043.
Roberts (Hleanore Weddell) Four
Girl Reserve songs; words adapted.
from Emily T. Goding and by Lil-
lian Short Morse, music by Eleanore-
Weddell Roberts and others. New
York, The woman’s press. 4to. ©
Mar. 9; 1929; 2. ¢c. Mar. 183i pap:
5152; National board of the Young
women’s Christian assn. of the
United States of America, New York.
9044
Robin (The); lyric and music by M..
G. Wittman. © 1 cc. Apr. 6, 1929;
BE ounp. 5452; Max George Wittman,
Kansas City, Mo. 9045:
Robin Redbreast ; words by W. H. Da-
vies, music by Michael Head, of
Great Britain; high. © Mar. 23,
1929; 1 e Apr. 153; EY tor essen
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 9046.
Robin Redbreast’s testament; unison
song, words traditional, adapted by
Whyte Monk, traditional melody arr..
by Maurice Jacobson, of Great Brit-
ain. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations] © Apr. 2, 1929; 1 ¢ Apr.
4; BE for. 3728; J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., London. 9047
Rocking and waiting; Irish cradle
song, by H. C. Horne, of Great Brit-
ain; orch. pts., with pf. conductor.
4to. © Apr. 5,.19293,.1) @ Apraao::
BH for. 3916; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) lid., London. 9048
Roger Bacon high school march and
song; words and music by Fr.
Firmin and Fr. John. © Mar. 21,
1929; 2 ec. Mar. 20; E pub, 4819;
Roger Bacon high school, St. Ber-
nard, O. 9049
Rogon; letra y musica por Hmeterio
Fierro, of Mexico, domiciled at San
Diego, Calif. [Photostat] © Apr.
22, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 27; E pub. 5469;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 9050
466
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
9072
Romance mad; words by Max Rutchik, | Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio) Ange-
musie by L. Whitcup. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Apr. 11, 1929;
E unp. 5591; Leonard Whitcup, New
York. 9051
Romance sans paroles; pourquoi, par
J. M. Zoubaloff, of France; violon-
cello and pf. © Mar. 20, 1929; 1 «.
Apr. 138; E for. 3944; Hditions
Maurice Senart, Paris. 9052.
Romanza antigua; par Oscar Espla, of
Soain; pi., © Dec. 31, 1928: 1c.
Mar. 28, 1929; E for. 3591; Editions
Max Eschig, Paris. 9053
Rondo in A major; by Hector R. Mac-
lean, of Australia; pf. © Jan. 28,
925? ec... Feb. 8 > BH; for. 3867;
W. H. Paling & co., ltd., Sydney,
Australia. 9054
Rosa; waltz by Alfredo Fasano; violin.
© 1c. Apr. 29, 1929; E unp. 6191;
Apollo music co., Brooklyn. 9055
Rose of Hot Springs; words and music
by H. L. Leonard. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Apr. 19, 1929; E
unp. 5890; Hilliard L. Leonard,
Eudora, Ark. 9056.
Rose of my heart; words and music by
B. Christensen. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1929;
E unp. 5470; Bertha Christensen,
Kansas City, Mo. 9057
Rose of Romany; classic waltz song,
words by Jack Meskill, music by Jo-
seph M. Weiss and Irving Weill; pf.
and ukulele ace. © April 19, 1929;
2 c. April 20; E pub. 5246; Arthur
Behim music corp., New York.
9058
Roses; Neapolitan serenade, by E. di
Capua, arr. by Alfred H. Wertheim;
violin and pf. © Apr. 8, 1929; 2 ¢.
Apr. 10; E pub. 4985; Edward Schu-
berth & co., ine., New York. $059
Rose’s (Clarkson) third concert party
album; written, composed and arr.
by Clarkson Rose, of Great Britain.
(©) Apr. 18, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 23. EB for.
3920; Keith-Prowse & co., lid., Lon-
don. 9060
Rosi non m vuo capi; versi e musica
di G. Tranquillo; mand. ©1e. Apr.
24, 1929; E unp. 6066; Guglielmo
Tranquillo, Philadelphia. 9061
Rosie’s in love wid a real guy, and dat
real guy is me; words and music by
Paul Corbell and Bryan Foy; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Apr. 2, 1929; 2
ce. Apr. 5; E pub. 4816; Villa Moret,
inc., San Francisco. 9062
lina; la cenerentola, komische oper
von Jacob Ferretti, musik von G.
Rossini, umgearbeitet und neugestal-
tet von Hugo Rohr, of Germany;
klavier-auszug. © Mar. 23, 1929; 1
e. Apr. 13; E for. 3794; Drei masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 9063
Le barbier de Séville; opéra-
comique en 4 actes, fantaisie pour
violon et pf. par Raoul Morane, of
France. © Mar. 20, 1929; 1 c Apr.
13; E for. 4000; Choudens, Paris.
9064
Round and round and round; written
and composed by Bruce Sievier and
Arthur Le Clerg, both of Great
Britain; pf. ace, with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Feb. 19, 1929; 1 ¢c Mar.
30; E for. 3658 ; Cavendish music ¢€o.,
London. 9065
Rowena, the girl of my dreams; words
by Thomas R. Confare, music by E.
Novotny. © 1c. Apr. 19, 1929; E
unp. 6189; Edwin Novotny, Chicago.
9066
Roxlo (Guillermo S. de) Impromptu;
by G. S. de Roxlo, of Spain; pf., vio-
lin and violoncello. [Photostat] ©
1. -e. Apr. 25, 1929: E unp. 6096;
Mildred Clark Walter, Washington.
9067
Royal (The) highway; overture, by 8.
J. Mustol; band pts. with solo B flat
cornet conductor. 4to. © April 6,
1929)2.,2) es: Aprty (22> EH. pub: -5273%
Charles L. Barnhouse, sr., Oskaloosa,
Ta. 9068
Rozia polka; by J. Wyskowski; clari-
net solo. © 1c. Apr. 30, 1929; H
unp. 6227; John Wyskowski, New
York. 9069
Rudepoéma; par H. Villa-Lobos, of
Brazil me. . ©. Dec starogsn te
Mar. 28, 1929; E for. 3607; Editions
Max Eschig, Paris. 9070:
Running over; hymn, words by Seth
Sykes, music by W. Gardner Hunter,
of Great Britain. (Jn Songs of faith
and triumph) © April 10, 1929;
2 c. April 17; E pub. 5418; Hall-
Mack co., Philadelphia. 9071
Rutland (Harold) Toccata; by H.
Rutland, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Apr. 11511929.3 e@.: Apr. 263: BH: for:
4036; Oxford university press, Lon-
don. 9072
467
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9073
S. O. S.-valsen; text och musik av
Sven-Olof Sandberg, of Sweden; pf.
© May-1, 1928; 1 ce. Apr. 12, 1929;
E for. 3753; Forlags a.-b. Musika-
liska Knuten, Stockholm, Sweden.
9073
Sabbath evening service for the syna-
gogue; according to the union prayer
book, by Abraham Sukoenig and Sid-
ney Sukoenig. © Apr. 22, 1929; 2 «.
and aff. Apr. 23; AA 14414; Behr-
man’s Jewish book shop, New York.
9074
Sabbath morning service; according to
the union prayer book, words from
ancient Hebrew ritual, music by La-
zare Saminsky, op. 31. 4to. [He-
brew and English text] © Mar. 19,
1929: 2 ec. April 27; E pub. 5453;
Bloch pub. co., inc., New York. 9075
Sacred serpent; words and music by
Arnold Le Bonde [i. e. R. A. Le
Bonde] © 1 c. Apr. 20,:1929; HB
unp. 5937; Robert Arnold Le Bonde,
Portland. 9076
Sadi; novelty fox-trot, by René Dema-
ret, of Belgium; with pf. conductor
and violin 1 conductor. 4to. 1.
Odeon orch. pts. 2. Salon orch. pts.
© Dec. 27, 1928; 1 c. Dec. 26; E for.
2970; Aug. Cranz, G.’m. b.'H.; Leip-
zig. 9077
Sagra al villaggio; intermezzo, di Luigi
Cerri, of Italy, op. 179; small orch.
pts., with violin conductor. © Feb.
1, 1929" Tc. Mar. 28°, EF: for. 30a;
A. & G. Carisch & c, Milan. 9078
Sailor (A) sings; folk-song, words and
music by Marshall Kernochan. ©
April 3, 1929; 2 c. April 4; E pub.
4800; G. Ricordi & co., ine., New
York. 9079
Sailor’s (The) song; an ocean frolic,
by H. J. Chalmers; harp or pf. ©
Mar. 25, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 26; BE pub.
4698; Harry J. Chalmers, Akron, O.
9080:
St. Louis blues; by W. C. Handy,
transcription for trombone by Miff
Mole; with pf. acc. © April 3, 1929;
2c. April 1; E pub. 4708; Alfred &
co., New York. 9081
Saint of the desert; oriental fox trot,
words and music by R. Z. Ramirez.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Mar. 23, 1929; E unp. 5588; Ruth Z.
Ramirez, Chicago. 9082
Salvation (The) army brass band
journal; nos. 991-994, Mar., 1929,
compiled by F. G. Hawkes, of Great
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Britain; full sc. and pts. obl. S8vo.
© Apr. 10, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 22; E
for. 3922; Salvationist pub. and sup-
plies, Itd., London. 9083
Salvation army brass band journal; 2d
series, nos. 121-124, April 1929, com-
piled by F. G. Hawkes, of Great Bri-
tain; full sc. and pts. obl. 8vo. ©
April 17, 1929; 1 ec. April 29; E for.
4040; Salvationist pub. & supplies,
Itd., London. 9084
San Jacinto morning; from South-
western sketches, by Homer Near-
ing; organ. © Mar. 26, 1929; 2 c.
April 8; E pub. 4957; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 9085
Sands (The) of Dee; two-part song for
equal voices, poem by C. Kingsley,
music by George H. Jones, of Great
Britain. 4to. © Apr. 12, 1929; 1c.
Apr. 13; E for. 3870; Banks & son,
York, England. 9086
Sands of time; words and music by
©...G.,Blegstad.. © 4 e,Apra
1929; E unp. 5634; Conrad G. Bleg-
stad, Brandt, S. D. 9087
Sans souci; galop brillant, by Georges
Bernard, of France, op. 332. 1. Pf.
duet.—2. Pf., 6 hands. © April 10,
1929; 2 c. each April 12; Epub.
5080, 5081; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 8088, 9089
Sarah from Borough; words by Henri-
etta Goldfarb, music by S. Goldhersh.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Apr. 15, 1929; E unp. 5867; Samuel
Goldhersh, Paterson. 9090
Satisfied; words and music by Cliff
Friend and ,Irving Caesar. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. Apr. 10,
1929: E unp. 5707; Leo Feist, inc,
New York. 9091
Savoy (The) community medley; one-
step, compiled and arr. by Debroy
Somers, of Great Britain; orch. pts.
with pf. conductor and words. 4to.
© April 26, 1929; 1 ¢. April 27; EB
for. 4041; Keith, Prowse & co., itd.,
London. 9092
Savoy (The) hunting medley; one-
step, arr. by Debroy Somers, of Great
Britain; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor and words. 4to. © Apr. 4,
1929-1 ie. “Apr. 4: Ai Ter o@es,
Keith-Prowse & co., ltd., London.
9093
Sax-kapers; novelty, by Lewis G. Hun-
ter; E flat alto saxophone solo with
pf. ‘ace: .y©. Apriked, (1920 beac.
April 20; E pub. 5214; Belwin, inc.,
New York. 9094
468
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
|
Saxene; valse caprice, by Lewis G.
Hunter; E flat saxophone solo with
pf. ace. © April 17, 1929; 2 ¢. April
20; E pub. 5213; Belwin, inc., New
York. 9095
Say me; words by Val Burton, music
by H. Busse. Portland, Ore., Port-
land publix theatre. © April 20,
1929; 2c April 25; E pub. 5403;
Henry Busse and Valentine Burton,
Portland, Or. 9096
Says you—say I; lyrics by Ed Luci-
bello, music by A. Hecker. © 1 «
Apr. 4, 1929; E unp. 53867; Al Heck-
er, New York. 9097
Scéne miltaire; par Francis Salabert,
of France; orech. pts., with pf. con-
ductor and Ist violins conductor.
4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ec. Mar. 28,
- 1929; E for. 3548; E. Gaudet, Paris.
8098
Scenic agitato; by Kilenyi-Frey, orch.
by Hugo Frey; pf. or organ conduc-
tor. © Jan. 29, 1929; 2 ¢ Apr. 5;
E pub. 5154; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 9099:
Scheme modulations; by S. Ancis.
8vo. © Feb. 22, 1929; 2 c. and aff.
Mar. 8; A 5862; Carl Fischer, ine.,
New York. 9100
Scherzo fantasque; partiticn d’orch.,
format de poche, par Piero Coppola,
of Italy. 8vo. © Dec. 31, 1928;
1 c. Mar. 28, 1929; E for. 3589;
Editions Max Eschig, Paris. 9101
Scherzo nuptiale; by Haydn Sandwell,
of Great Britain; organ. © Mar.
225-1929 -1¢.. Apr. 15.5, for., 3812;
Augener, ltd., London. 9102
Schubert (Franze Peter) Dance
tunes; for pf., selected and ed. by
George Parker, of Great Britain. ©
Mar. 21, 1929.1 ¢. Apr. '6;%E! for.
3718; Alfred Lengnick & co., Itd.,
London. 9103
— Who is Sylvia? transcribed by
Edward Shippen Barnes; organ. ©
Apr. 3, 19294692 .e YAP: be4h pub.
4837; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 9104
Schumann (Robert Alexander) Schu-
mann suite; selected by Victor L.
FF. Rebmann, ed. by Joseph E. Mad-
dy, arr. by Tom Clark; pts. for a
young band, with conductor se.
Copyright is based upon new matter
by Joseph E. Maddy, namely, his
interpretation represented in the
legible notation thereof contained in
the copies filed, also selection by
Victor L. F. Rebmann and arr. by
9115
Tom Clark. 1. Soldiers’ march. [5
others] © Apr. 17, 1929; 2 c. Apr.
20: E pub. 5866; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 9105
Schwester (Die) ; words tr. and mu-
sic by Mrs. Wolf Jankelwitz; pf.
(DwoODVW “4)
© April 22, 1929; 2 ce. April 24; EB
pub. 5802; Hirsch W. Yankelewitz,
Newark, N. J. 9106
Seuola (La) del bel canto italiano;
ad uso dei solisti del cornetto si
bemoile e del flicorno scprano con-°
ace. di pf., di Alessandro Cardoni,
of Italy. 1st album. Apr. 4,
gS CLADE., aa, LOM of Ge
Ricordi & co., Milan. 9107
Scuola teorico-pratica del contrabasso
a quattro corde; prima parte, di
Giuseppe M. Marangoni, of Italy. ©
Mar, ,22,.1929; 1. «Apr. 5;;..H for.
3716; Francesco Bongiovanni, Bo-
logna, Italy. 9108
Sea dreams; by Raymond Loughbor-
ough, of Great Britain; pf. © Mar.
12, 1929; 1 ¢. Apr. 1; E for. 3668;
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 9109
Searchlight (The); poem by Daniel
Henderson, music by John H. Dens-
more; high voice in E flat. © Apr.
17, 1929; 2c. Apr. 24; E pub. 5382;
Boston music co., Boston. 9110
Seasons (The); by G. Gustave Chau-
doir, of Great Britain; flute and pf.
1. Spring. [1 other] © April 18,
1929; 1 ce. April 29; E for. 4044;
Rudall, Carte & co., ltd., London.
9111
Second concerto; pour pf., avec ace.
d’ orch., réduction pour 2 pfs., par
Alexandre Tansman, of Poland. ©
Pec! ol A928 lve” Map 28) yao
HE for. 3590; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 9112
Second rhapsody; tr. into the Amer-
ican, by A. Bartky; pf. Chicago,
Ill., M. L. Mann. © April 17, 1929;
2 c. April 22; E pub. 5355; Adolph
Bartky, Chicago. $113
Seek Jesus; hymn, words and music
by HE. M. Bartlett. © Jan. 3, 1929;
2 ¢. Feb. 26; E pub. 4727; Eugene
Monroe Bartlett, Hartford, Ark.
9114
Selected organ preludes; for tunes of
the Ev. Luth. hymn-book, composed
and arr. by H. Grote, op. 38. v. 8.
© April 5, 1929; 2 ¢ April 10: E
pub. 4945; Herman Grote, St. Louis.
9115
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9116
Selection on popular songs; by Eric
Coates, arr. by Dan Godfrey, of
Great Britain; military band pts.,
with conductor. © Mar. 25, 1929;
1 ¢. Apr. 18; E for. 3906; Chappell :
& co., Itd., London. 9116
Seminole (The); opera in 2 acts,
words-and music by M. Winton, arr.
by H. A’. Hummel. © 1 ec. April 15,
1929; D unp. 27495; Marion Winton,
Cleveland. 9117
Semplicité; schottische, by Vincent
Alberti; accordion. © April 4,
1929; 2 ¢c. April 5; E pub. 4809;
Roma music ¢co., Cleveland. 9118
Send out Thy light and Thy truth;
words from Psalm 48, music by
Mabel Browning Fairlie, of Great
Britain. © Mar. 22, 1929; 1 ec. Apr.
15; EH for. 3814; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don. 9119
Sentenciado (El); letra y musica de
Concepcion V. Pardo, of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles; pf.
1 ec. Apr. 22, 1929; E unp. 5974;
Felipe Valdes Leal, Los Angeles.
9120
Sentimental fool; words by Billy Rose,
music by Lee David; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini. ©
Apr. 15, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 16; E. pub.
5190; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine.,
New York. 9121
Sentimental melody; slow dance, by
Aaron Copland; pf. (Jn Das neve
klavierbuch, band 3) © Feb. 15,
1929; 2 c. April 5; E pub. 4926; B.
Schott’s s6hne, Mainz, Germany.
9122
Serenade; by C. Dagilis, of Lithuania,
domiciled at New York, ace. by Ed
Morbach jr., violin solo, with pf. and
cello acc. © Mar. 11, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
21; E pub. 3538; Carl Dagilis, New
York. 9123
Sérénade 4 Kalua; by René Demaret,
of Belgium; with pf. conductor. 4to.
1. Odeon orch. pts. 2. Salon orch.
pts. © Dec. 27, 1928; 1 ec. Dec. 26;
EB) for. 2965; Aug. Cranz.G. m,.b. H.,
Leipzig. 9124
Serenade (A) in a brillant night;
words by F. D’Ascenzo, music by
Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Apr. 12, 1929; E unp.
5635; Ferdinand D’Ascenzo, Phila-
delphia. 9125
Serenade to Nicolette; by Bernard Rus-
sell, of Great Britain; pf. © Apr.
H1,; 1929; 1 ¢@, Apr..G) EH for. e720:
W. Paxton & co., ltd., London. 9126
pt. III, n.s., v. 24
Serenata goliardica; di Felice Lattu-
ada, of Italy; orchestrina pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Nov. 8, 1928;
1c. Feb. 6, 1929; E for. 2620; Mario
Aromando, Milan. 9127
Severn meadows; words and music by
Ivor Gurney, of Great Britain. ©
Feb. 21, 1929; 1°¢) Apri’ 26: ‘Hitter.
4032; Oxford university press, Lon-
don. 9128
Sevilla; vals romanza, letra y musica
de L. Francés, of Spain, domiciled
at New York. © 1c. Apr. 23, 1929;
EK unp. 6027; Leopoldo Francés, New
York. 9129
Shaduws; words and music by F. N.
McGrath, jr., arr. by Clara A. Gib-
son. [Photostat] © 1 ¢. Apr. 26,
1829; EK unp. 6122; Francis Neal
McGrath, jr., Clayton, Mo. 9130
Shadowy lane; words and music by
J. A. McMillan. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Apr. 19, 1929; E unp.
5898; Joseph Anthony McMillan.
9131
Shake that whoopee; words by R. Ivy
Rivers, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Apr. 24,
1929; EH unp. 6052; Richard I. Ri-
vers, Jamaica, L. I., N. Y. 9132
She forget but I remembered; words
and music by Walter Smith.
[Words and melody only] ©l1e«
Apr. 15, 1929; E unp. 5754; Noah
Frederick, San Francisco. 9133
She only laughs at me; the laughing
song, words and music by Arthur
Fields and Fred Hall. © Apr. 22,
1929 3 2, @ Apr... 23% Hy pubsyaseks
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inec., New
York. 9134
She’s a daddy’s girl; fox-trot song,
lyric by P. H. Peck, music by Bur-
rell Van’ Buren. © Mar. 8, 1929;
2 @ April 22; E pub. 5278) Perey
H. Peck, Ramah, Col. 9135
She’s some butterfly; words and mu-
sic by P. D. Lippert. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Mar. 25,
1929; 2 e. April 20; E pub. 5328;
Philip D. Lippert, Fox, Alaska.
9136
She sailed to the isles; words and mu-
sic by B. Maurer. San Francisco,
Calif., Fisk music pub. co. © April
5, 1929; 2 c. April 4; E pub. 4768;
Bessie M. Maurer, Walnut Creek,
Calif. 9137
470
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
Shepherd, show me how to go; words
by Mary Baker Eddy, music by
James G. MacDermid; high voice,
with pf. or organ ace. © Mar. 22,
1929: 2c. Mar. 16; H pub. 4721;
Harry I. Hunt, Boston. 9138
Shepherd’s (The) tale; by Victor
Scott; pf.; optional pt. for duet. ©
Mar. 21, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 20; E pub.
4820; Bendix pub. co., Lincoln, Neb.
9139
Sherry; fox-trot, words and music by
Viola L. Ridky, arr. by Harry P.
Guy: Detroit, Michigan, T. B.
Ridky music co. © April 10, 1929;
2 ce. April 15; HE pub. 5128; Viola
L. Ridky musie co., Detroit. 9140
Ship ahoy ; from Ship ahoy, words and
music by Ted Williams. © Apr. 30,
1929; 2 ce. Apr. 27; E pub. 5500;
Shattinger piano & music co., St.
Louis. 9141
Sh’nei michtavim; a Palestinian song,
arr. by A. W. Binder. New York,
Avukah. © Apr. 1, 1929; 2 ec. Apr.
24; E pub. 5384; A. W. Binder, New
York. 9142
Short skirts; words by L. Trombley,
music by Arthur Bowers. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Apr. 12,
1929; E unp. 5661; Lillian Trombley,
Ticonderoga, N. Y. 9143
Show (The) must go on; words by
Jack Scholl, music by Spencer Wil-
liams, pf. arrangement by Hugene
Platzman. © Apr. 10, 1929; 2 e¢.
Apr. 17; E pub. 5150; Al. Piantadosi,
New York. 9144
Si jiavais un accordéon! tango, paroles
de Jean Pic et Montagard, musique
de J. Bos, of France. © Mar. 20,
1929; 1 e. Apr. 13; E for. 3969; Edi-
tions musicales Evette, Paris. 9145
Si jétais roi; overture, by A. Adam,
arr. by Aubrey Winter, of Great
Britain; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. ©: Apr. 2,:1929; 1 c. Apr.
15; E for. 3857; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) ltd., London. 9146
Siate piii dolce vO... .5; dai canti po-
polari umbri a cura di G. Mazza-
tinti, di Mario’ Bruschettini, of
Italy. © June 10, 1928; 1 ec. Apr.
18, 1929; E for. 3888; Umberto
Pizzi, Bologna, Italy. 9147
Sighing and crying for you; words and
music by J. I. Stansell, arr. by H. A.
Southard. © 1 ce. Apr. 27, 1929;
E unp. 6162; Jesse Iruon Stansel,
Los Angeles. 9148
9159
Sight (The) of His face; hymn, words
by W. C. Martin, music by C. Austin
Miles. (Jn Songs of faith and tri-
umph) © April 10, 1929; 2 ¢. April
17; E pub. 5411; Hall-Mack co.,
Philadelphia. 9149
Silver (The) ball; unison song, words
and music by May Sarson, of Great
Britain. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Mar. 22, 1929;1c.
Apr. 6; E for. 3734; Edward Arnold
& co., London. 9150
Silver (The) canoe; words by Arthur
Guiterman, music by W. E. McGee.
© 1c. Apr. 22, 1929; E unp. 5964;
Winifred EH. McGee, Ceres, Calif.
9151
Silver threads among the gold; ballad,
lyric by Eben EH. Rexford, music by
Hart P. Danks, arr. by Calvin
Grooms; med. voice, with cho. for
mixed or male voices, ad. lib.; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Apr. 5, 1929;
2 ec. Apr. 6; E pub. 4849; Century
music pub. co., New York. 9152
Silver threads among the gold; by
mar Eo Danks,” are. by. Calym
Grooms: 1. Duet for violin and pf.,
or trio for violin, cello and pf. 2.
Solo or duet for saxophone, with pf.
ace. © Apr. 5, 1929; 2 ec. each Apr.
6; E pub. 4850, 4851; Century music
pub. co., New York. 91538, 9154
Silver threads among the gold; by
Hart P. Danks, transcribed and arr.
by Calvin Grooms; pf. 1. Modern
transcription. 2. Simplified tran-
scription. © Apr. 5, 1929; 2 c. Apr.
6; E pub. 4847, 4848; Century music
pub. co., New York. 9155, 9156
Silver threads among the gold; words
by E. E. Rexford, music by H. P.
Danks, arr. by Jos. Messina; pf.
and ukulele acc., with male cho.; in
B" flat. .© Apr. 16, 1929-07 c Apr.
22; E pub. 5271; Morris music pub.
co., Philadelphia. 9157
Silver threads among the gold; words
by Eben E. Rexford, music by Hart
P. Danks, arr. by Harry Ferguson;
solo, with cho. for male or mixed
quartette; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by A. J. Franchini. © April 12,
1929;.. 2.0. Apriket? Heapub. 522 ;
Bibo-Lang, inc., New York. 9158
Silvery moon; words and music by
J. C. Gaines. © 1c. Apr. 2, 1929;
EK unp. 5280; Jennie Chester Gaines,
Los Angeles. 9159
471
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9160
pt. II, n.'s., v. 24
Sim sholom; text from prayer book,
music by M. Kotlowitz. © 1c. Apr.
18, 1929; E unp. 5856; Max Kot-
lowitz, New Rochelle, N. Y. 9160
Simoon (The); a dramatic poem,
words by Grace Thompson Seton,
music by M. Genet. ©1e. Apr. 15,
1929; E unp. 5742; Marianne Genet,
Pittsburgh. 9161
Simpson (The) steamboat _ blues;
words and music by J. Simpson.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
Apr. 20, 1929; E unp. 5939; John
Simpson, New York. 9162
Since His love came into my heart;
hymn, words and music by A. C.
Fisher. © Nov. 20, 1928; 2 c. Apr.
18, 1929; E pub. 5203; Albert C.
Fisher, Fort Worth, Tex. 9163
Since I found myself in love; words
and music by H. Levine. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Apr. 23,
1929; E unp. 6015; Hyman Levine,
New York. 9164
Since I found you; words and music
by D. Katzman and B. Tyrrell.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Apr 20, 1928" Hy unp: 5932 >" Dan
Katzman and Bill Tyrrell, Brook-
lyn. 9165
Since I lost you; words by Matt Freed-
man [i. e. M. Freedman], music by
Cy Cotler, [i. e. S. Cotler] [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. Apr. 5,
1929; E unp. 5488; Simon Cotler,
New. York, and Matilda Freedman,
Lansdowne, Pa. 9166
Since I met you; words by Marie N.
Van Doren, music by D. D. Imbrie.
New York, Harold Flammer, inc. ©
April 22, 1929; 2 c. April 23; E pub.
5297; Daphne Dame Imbrie, South
Orange, N. J. 9167
Since you came; poem and melody by
C. H. Leber, pf. acc., ukulele and
banjo uke arrs. by O. M. Cook. ©
1 c. Apr. 4, 1929; E unp. 5363;
Charles H. Leber, Puyallup, Wash.,
and Orlando M. Cook, Seattle. 9168
Sinfonietta; in re maggiore, par Hr-
nesto Halffter, of Spain; partition
d’orch. format de poche. 8yo. ©
Dee: 31, 1928) 1) Je. Apres tae doses
E for. 3966; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 9169
Sing a little love song; words and mu-
Sic by Archie Gottler, Sidney D.
Mitchell and Gon Conrad. © April
22, 1929; 2 c. April 23; E pub. 5313;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 9170:
Sing fa-de-riddle sing da; words and
music by B. Miller. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Apr. 4, 1929;
E unp. 5359; Bob Miller, New York.
9171
Sing me songs of yesterday; words and
music by H. D. Rose. © 1c. Apr.
6, 1929; E unp. 6117; Hugh Duncan
Rose, New York. 9172
Sing me the songs I heard on daddy’s
knee; words by E. B. Kern, music by
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. © 1 «
Apr. 15; 1929; E unp. 5725; Emily ©
Backer Kern, Selah, Wash. 9173.
Sing-song girl in temple of Poo-Too;
by J. H. Levis, of Great Britain,
domiciled at New York; pf. © 1 ec.
Apr. 10, 1929; E unp. 5567; John
Hazedel Levis, Jackson Heights, L.
Ny 9174.
Singapore Sal; by Chas. Weinberg, Al
Koppell and Billy Stone, quartette-
arr. by Albert Deer; male voices.
4to. © April 2, 1929; 2 ec. April 5;
H) pub. 4928; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 9175
Singende (Die) Venus; operette in 3.
akten, von Gustav Beer u. Fritz Lun-
zer, musik von Eduard Ktinneke, of
Germany, vollstindiger klavieraus-
zug mit text, zum dirigieren einge-
richtet von Karl Pauspert 1. © Jan.
10, 1929; 1 ¢&. Jan. 24; D pub. 27501;
Edition Bristol, musik u. biihnenver-
lag, a. g., Vienna. 9176
Sit back and don’t be weary; words
and music by A. M. Akanes.
[Words and melody only] ©1.«.
Apr. 2, 1929; E unp. 5283; Alfred
Marten Akanes, New York. 9177
Sittin’ up with Susan; acting duet,.
words and music by Harry C. Eld-
ridge. © Noy. 28, 1928; 2 ec. April
15; 1929; E pub. 5040; Eldridge en-
tertainment house, inc., Franklin, O.
9178
Sitting around thinking about my
baby; words and music by Sam Cos-
low. [Words and melody only] ©:
1 ec. Apr. 9, 1929; E unp 5530; Fa-
mous music corp., New York. 9179
Sitting by the window; words and mu-
sie by Con Conrad, Sidney D. Mitch-
ell, and Archie Gottler. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Apr. 16, 1929;
E unp. 5783; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 9180:
472
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
9203
ee ee
Skirgdrdsflirt; skirgardsvals, text:
N. G. Granath, musik: Jules Sylvain
[pseud. of Stig Hansson], of
Sweden; pf. © Apr. 10; 1928; 1 ¢.
Apr. 12, 1929; E for. 3762; Edition
Sylvain, Stockholm, Sweden. 9181
Skating along; by Ruth Rapoport; pf.
© Mar. 29, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 6; E pub.
4880; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
9182
Skipping rope; by Dorothy Bell
Briggs; pf. © Apr. 10, 1929; 2 ¢.
Apr. 17; E pub. 5166; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 9183
Skowronek rhienlander [!]; by M. V.
Pajakowski; violin. © 1c. Apr. 3,
1929; BE unp. 5326; Matthew V. Pa-
jakowski, Buffalo. 9184
Sleep sweet; words and music by N. T.
Rushton. [Photostat] © 1 c¢. Feb.
28, 1929; E unp. 5296; Nell T. Rush-
ton, Omaha, Neb. 9185
Sleepy song; words by Hlizabeth
LiDow, music by R. M. Widenham.
[Photostat] © 1. Apr. 15, 1929;
BE unp. 5746; Ruth Marshall Widen-
ham, Los Angeles. 9186
Sliding down a silver cloud; from A
night in Venice, words by J. Keirn
Brennan, music by Lee David; pf.
and ukulele acc. New York, Shubert
music pub. corp. © April 19; 1929;
2 ec. April 22; E pub. 5285; Shubert
theatre corp., New York. 9187
Stoneczko oczkami jasnemi; stowa S.
Zahajkiewicza, muzyka A. J. Kwa-
sigrocha. © Mar. 18, 1929; 2 e.
April 1; E pub. 4741; W. H. Sajew-
ski, Chicago. 9188
Slow as molasses; by Spencer Wil-
liams; pf. ©1c. April 15, 1929; E
unp. 5722; Triangle music pub. Co.,
inec., New York. 9189
Slow-coach ; words by Joan Ashby, mu-
sic by T. C. Sterndale-Bennett, of
Great Britain. © Mar. 1, 1929;1 ¢.
Mar. 30; E for. 3661; Boosey & co.,
ltd., London. 9190
Slumber time; words by Herb Magid-
son, music by Michael H. Cleary; pf.
and ukulele ace. © April 2, 1929;
2 ec. April 20; E pub. 5237; Mills
music, inc., New York. SiSt
Smearin’ trombone; by J. B. Farshee;
band pts. 4to. © April 29, 1929; 2
e. April 27; E pub. 5458; Jameale
Badowi Farshee, Canton, O. 9192
Smile; words by G. Sawyer, music by
Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Apr. 12; 1929; E unp.
5640; Grace Sawyer, New Britain,
Conn. 9193
Smiling through your tears; waltz,
words and music by Rex Kerwall, of
Great Britain; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by Alf. Ralston. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr. 5,
19299: 1 «@. Apr. 28; BH. for. 3806;
Campbell, Connelly & co., London.
9194
Smiling with a broken heart; words
by Benjamin Spikes, music by J.
Spikes. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 16, 1929; E unp. 5800;
Johnny Spikes, Los Angeles. 9195
Snow crystals; novelty fox-trot, by
Emil Velazco, arr. by Claude Lap-
ham :« pt.” ©. ‘Mar 30; 1929°""2 > c.
April 3; E pub. 4754; Crawford mu-
sie corp., New York. 9196
So the bluebirds and the blackbirds
got together; words by Billy Moll,
music by Harry Barris; pf. ace,
with ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini.
© Apr. 22, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 23; E pub.
5392; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 9197
Soavita; mazurka, di Frank Pedina,
of 'Etaly? violin: | ©-1 ¢) Apr 29,
1929; E unp. 6192; Apollo music co.,
Brooklyn. 9198
SOndagsseglaren; sjomansvals, text:
Karl-Ewert, musik: Jules Sylvain
[pseud. of Stig Hansson], of Swe-
den; pf. (© Feb. 6, 1928; 1 c Apr.
12, 1929; E for. 3759; Edition Syl-
vain, Stockholm, Sweden. 9199
Soft shoe shuffle; by Spencer Wil-
liams; pf. © 1c. Apr. 22, 1929: B
unp. 5970; Triangle music pub. co.,
inec., New York. 9200
Sogno d’un tango; by Giuseppe Fer-
raro, of Italy, op. 51; pf. © April
18, 1929; 2 ¢. April 22; E pub. 5286;
Ideal song co., New York. 9201
Sogno (Il) del cavaliere; di Pier Giu-
lio Breschi, of Italy; pf. Rome, L.
S.» Palagi.,: © .Feb.)d0, 44929" kc.
Apr. 2; E for. 3617; Pier Giulio
Breschi, Rome. 9202
Soir; par Learsi, of France; violon-
cello or viclin, with pf. ace. © Mar.
20, 1929; 1 ce. Apr. 13; E for. 3933;
Learsi, Paris. 9203
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9204
Sol ute, sol inne; text: Valdemar Dal-
quist, musik: Jules Sylvain [pseud.
of Stig Hansson], of Sweden; pf.
© Jan. 6, 1928: 1 ¢« Apr. 12, 1929;
H for. 3764; Hdition Sylvain, Stock-
holm, Sweden. 9204
Solace; by O. Merikanto, transcribed
by Aifred H. Wertheim; cello and
pf. © Apr. 20, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 22;
E pub. 53862; Edward Schuberth &
co., inc., New York. 9205
Solace; by O. Merikanto, transcribed
by Alfred H. Wertheim; violin and
pf. Concert and student eds. ©
Apr. 8, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 10; E pub.
4986; Edward Schuberth & co., inc.,
New York. 9206
Soldato che parte in guerra; parole e
musica di N. Nicosia, of Italy, domi-
ciled at Brooklyn; violino. © 1 «.
Apr. 6, 1929; E unp. 5670; Nicola
Nicosia, Brooklyn. 9207
Soleyma; romanza senza parole, di
Mario Chesi, of Italy; orch. pts.,
with violin conductor. 4to. © Feb.
22; 1929 Ae. “Apr: 11H for. 39e :
P. Ragona & ¢, Palermo, Italy.
9208
Solfége des concours; douze lecons de
solfége 4 changements de clés, avec
ace. de pf., par Noél-Gallon, of
France. © Mar. 5, 1929; 1 c. Mar.
28; E for. 3533; J. Jobert, Paris.
9209
Solo; letra y musica por Gomez y
Fierro, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles, Calif. [Photostat] © Apr.
2, 1929; 2°@, Apr’ 27; EH pub. 5476:
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 9210
Solio conte; mazurka, by Jerotheo Ski-
za. [Melody only] © 1c. Apr. 9,
1929; KE unp. 55382; Kimon Hadjo-
son, New York. 9211
Some day Ill return love to you;
words and music by D. F. Scanlon.
Boston, Lowell, Lawrence, Mass.,
Charles Pearce co. © Mar. 29, 1929';
2 ¢. April 10; E pub. 5134; Dennis
F. Scanlon, Lawrence, Mass. 9212
Some day you'll realize you’re wrong;
words by Billy Rose, music by Ma-
bel Wayne. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. April 5, 1929; E unp.
0043; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
9213
Some other baby loves me; words and
music by H. C. Schachern. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Apr. 12,
1929; E unp. 5647; Helen C. Scha-
chern, New York. 9214
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Somebody’s been using that thing;
words and music by Al Miller.
[Words and melody only] ©1«
Apr. 8, 1929; E unp. 5485; Lester
Melrose, Chicago. 9215.
Someday, somewhere, sometime; words.
and music by M. E. Yunke. © Mar.
30, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 4; E pub. 4841;
Margaret E. Yunke, Marinette, Wis.
9216
Someone; words by Earl Lisson, mu-
sic by L. F. Stafford. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Apr. 15, 1929;
E unp. 5719; Lewis Frederick Staf-
ford, Syracuse, N. Y. 9217
Someone ; words by Lillian Raizen, mu-
sic by M. Strauss. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Apr. 16, 1929;
E unp. 5777; Marie Strauss, Auburn,
ING Ys 9218
Somervell (Arthur) Ten descants;
written to national songs, arr. by
Arthur Somervell, of Great Britain.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Mar. 27, 1929; 1 e Apr.
15; E for. 3840; Boosey & co., Itd.,
London. 9219
—— Thirty-five nursery rhymes; with
their old tunes, collected and arr.
by Arthur Somervell, of Great Brit-
ain. 4to. © Mar. 27, 1929: 1c. Apr.
15; KE for. 3889; Boosey & co., Itd.,
London. 9220
Sometime; words by F. C. Arena, mu-
sic by John Miller and Jos. Fulco;
pf. © 1c. Mar. 22, 1929; E unp.
5663 ; Frank C. Arena, New Orleans.
9221
Sometimes; words by J. J. Hogan, mu-
sic by Gordon West [pseud. of Har-
land A. Riker] © Mar. 20, 1929;
2c. Mar. 30; E pub. 4808; John J.
Hogan, Boston. 9222
Somewhere there’s a pal; words by
R. C. Lender, music by Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. © 1 ¢. Apr. 15,
1929; E unp. 5727; Ruby Camille
Lender, Seattle. 9223
Sommarsol; vals, text av Nils Sverker,
musik av Berta Onnerberg, op. 33, of
Sweden; pf. © June 15, 1928; 1 c.
Apr. 25; E for. 4008; Edition Syl-
vain, Stockholm,.Sweden. 9224
Sonata italiana; per violino e pf., di
Mario Bruschettinj, of Italy. ©
June 10, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 18, 1929;
BE for. 3895; Umberto Pizzi, Bologna,
Italy. 9225
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
9247
Sonatine; en ut diése, par P. O. Fer-
roud, of France; pf. © Mar. 20,
19293 c: Apri 13>. Bfor. 3958 ;
Durand et cie., Paris. 9226
Sonatine; pour clarinette et pf., par
Darius Milhaud, of France. © Mar.
20, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 18; E for. 3959;
Durand et cie., Paris. 9227
Song of Connecticut; words by G. W.
Ide, music by Pauline B. Story. New
York City, Frank Harding music
publisher. © Mar. 7, 1929; 2 ¢
Mar. 28; E pub. 4872; George W.
Ide, Brooklyn, Conn. 9228
Song (The) of gold; theme song of
The rainbow, words by Edgar Leslie,
music by Jimmie Monaco; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Mar. 5, 1929; 2 ¢.
Apr. 20; E pub. 5248; Donaldson,
Douglas & Gumble, inc., New York.
9229
Song of joy; sacred song for low voice,
text by Henry Van Dyke, oid Welsh
melody set by Philip James. © April
1, 1929; 2 c. April 2; E pub. 4794;
G. Ricordi & co., inc., New York.
9230
Song of love; words and music by J.C.
Gaines. ©1c. Apr. 1, 1929; E unp.
5265; Jennie Chester Gaines, Los
Angeles. 9231
Song of silence; lyric by Eleanor Kath-
leen Richards, music by C. M. Phelps,
with violin obbl. by Thomas Vincent
Cator ; med. voice. © Mar. 28, 1929:
2 c. Apr. 2: E pub. 51538; Charlotte
Madeline Phelps, San Jose, Calif.
9232
Song of the acciaceatura; by Frederic
Groton, op. N, no. 4; pf., with words.
© Mar. 29, 1929: 2 ec Apr. 6; EB
pub. 4887; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 9233
Song of the air; words and music by
W. Bentley, music arr. by Albert
Sand. © Mar. 30, 1929; 2c. Apr. 5;
E pub. 5189; Warren Gregg, Peru, Ia.
. 9234
Song of the appoggiatura; by Frederic
Groton, op. N, no. 3; pf., with words.
© Mar. 29, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 6: E pub.
4886 ; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
9235
Song of the bayou; by Rube Bloom,
arr. by Nathaniel Shilkret; orch. pts.
with words. © April, 22, 1929; 2c.
April 24; E pub. 5421; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 9236
Song of the braves; tone picture of the
West, for boys and girls, words and
music by H. Werder; pf. [Photo-
stat] © 1c. Apr. 26, 1929; E unp.
6150; Hans Werder, Denver. 9237
Song of the Cyclops; unison song.
words by Thomas Dekker, music by
George Dyson, of Great Britain. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Mar. 22, 1929; 1.c. Apr. 6;..E for.
3730; Edward Arnold & co., London.
9238
Song of the drummer (Canzone del
tambur) ; words anon., English ver-
sion by Mabel Vanet, music by San-
dro Benelli, of Italy; mixed voices.
4to. © Apr. 15, 1929; 2c. Apr. 16;
EK pub. 5215; G. Ricordi & co., ine.,
New York. 9239.
Song of the marching men; from The
new earth, by Henry Hadley, arr.
by M. L. Lake; military band pts.,
with conductor. © Apr. 15, 1929;
ig ce) Apr 17> BH pub. 5170; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 9240
Song of the marching men; words by
Walter cott, music by Daniel
Protheroe ; cho. of mixed voices. 4to.
© April 30, 1929; 2 c. April 29; E
pub. 5511; Henry T. FitzSimons,
Chicago. 9241
Song of the trill; by Frederic Groton,,
op. N, no. 1; pf., with words. ©
Mar. 29, 1929: 2 ¢. Apr. 6; E pub.
4884; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
9242
Song of the turn; by Frederic Groton,
op. N, no. 2; pf., with words.
Mar. 29, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 6; E pub.
4885; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
: 9243
Song of the Volga boatmen; tradi-
tional, arr. by Ernest Reeves, of
Great Britain; violin or ‘cello and
pe, , O.. Mar. 20: 1929-1 ¢: Aper es;
E for. 3691; Walsh, Holmes & Go.,
Itd., London. 9244
Song of the well; music by C. A. Rus-
sell; pf. with words. [Photostat]
© Apr. 1, 1929; '2.c. Apr’ 2; E pub.
4713; Constance A. Russell, Wash-
ington. 9245,
Song (A) of the winds; fantasie, by
H. J. Chalmers; harp or pf. © Mar.
25, 1929: 2 c. Mar. 26; BE pub. 4699;
Harry J. Chalmers, Akron. O. 9246
Song (A) of Zion; motet, words from.
Psaim 137, music by Ernest A. Dicks,
of Great Britain; sop. solo and cho.
4to. © Mar. 23, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 6;
E for. 3710; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow. 9247
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9248
Song service number one for initiatory
work; for the Order of the Eastern
Star, by C. B. Jennings, words by
C. B. Jennings and John Fawcett,
music by C. B. Jennings and H. G.
Nageli; male voices. Howard City,
Mich., C. B. Jennings music co. 4to.
1. Initiation. [3 others.] © April
16, 1929; 2'c. April 19> pub. 5212 ;
Carrie Baxter Jennings, Howard
City, Mich.
Song (A) to her; words by William
Frederick Dix, music by D. D. In-
brie. © April 22, 1929; 2 ¢. April
23; E pub. 5299; Daphne Dame Im-
brie, South Orange, N. J. 9249
Song without words; from the Sonata
dramatica, by T. Frederick H. Cand-
lyn; organ. © Mar. 26, 1929; 2 e.
April 8; E pub. 4956; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 9250
Songe d’amour; intermezzo, par I.
Sadun, of Italy; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor and ist violin conductor.
4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 28,
1929; E for. 3552; EH. Gaudet, Hee
925
Songs (The) my daddy sang to me;
words and music by S. L. Swan; pf.
© 1‘c. Apr. 17, 1929; E unp. 5824;
Sara Lillius Swan, Hornell, N. Y.
9252
Songs (The) of the ten command-
ments; unison and two part singing
for schools and Sunday _ schools,
words by Katherine Bainbridge, mu-
sic by Sol Cohen. 4to. © Feb. 28,
1929: 2 ec. Mar. 5; aff. Mar. 14; AA
12064; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 9253
Sorghum; words and music by B. Mil-
ler. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Apr. 4, 1929; E unp. 5358; Bob
Miller, New York. 9254
Sorority (The) stomp; words and mu-
sie by Irving Mills; pf. and ukulele
ace. © April 2, 1929; 2 c. April 20;
E pub.: 5240; Mills music, inc., New
York. 9255
Sorriso infantile ; intermezzo, di Mario
Chesi, of Italy; orch. pts., with vio-
lin conductor. 4to. © Feb. 15,
1929; 1 ¢@. Apr. 113, for, 57983) P.
Ragona & c., Palermo, Italy. 9256
Soul stuff; words by J. L. Cook. music
by J. L. Cook and Joseph Hilliard.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
Apr. 3, 1929; EH unp. 5305; Jean
Lawrence Cook, New York. 9257
9248 |
pt. 111, n.s., v. 24
Sous les masques; par V. Dyck, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor and ist violins conductor.
4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢. Mar. 28,
1929; E for. 3553; HE. Gaudet, Paris.
9258
South Sea moon; words and music by
Walter Smith. [Words and melody
only] ©41e. Apr. 15, 1929; HE unp.
5753; Noah Frederick, San Fran-
cisco. 9259
Souvenir; by Ada Weigel Powers; pf.
© Apr. 20, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 22; E pub.
5365; Edward Schuberth & co., inc.,
New York. 9260
Souvenir d’ autrefois; by Tennyson
Werge, of Great Britain; violin,
with pf. acc. © Mar. 28, 1929; 1 e.
Apr. 6; E for. 3689; Joseph Wil-
liams, ltd., London. 9261
Souvenir of the Andes; idylle argen-
tine, by Diego Maravilla, of Great
Britain; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. 4to. © Mar. 19, 1929; 1 ¢.
Apr. 83; E for. 3675; Hawkes & son
(London) Iitd., London. 9262
Spagnoli (Guido) Due intermezzi;
tratti dal poema sinfonico lirico, I
due pastori, di G. Spanoli, of Italy;
orch. sc. 8vo.. © July 12, 1927; 1 ec.
Apr. 18, 1929; E for. 3892; Umberto
Pizzi, Bologna, Italy. 9263
Sonata; per violino e pf., di G.
Spagnoli, of Italy. © June 10, 1928;
1c. Apr. 18, 1929; E for. 3894; Um-
berto Pizzi, Bologna, Italy. 9264
Sparks; by John Thompson; pf.
April 23, 1929; 2 c. April 27; E pub.
5483 ; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
9265
Spectre (The) bridegroom; sketches,
words by Glanville Smith, music by
R. V. Kosakoff. © 1 ¢. music Mar.
22, 1929; 1. ¢. libretto. Apress
unp. 27500; Reuven VY. Kosakoff,
New York. 9266
Speranze e memorie; versi di G. Pa-
seoli, musica di Pietro Toschi, of
Italy. © June 10, 1928; 1 ce. Apr.
18, 1929; E for. 3893; Umberto Pizzi,
Bologna, Italy. 9267
Spiew przy kofcu roku dla malych
dzieci; stowa J. S. Zielifiskiego, mu-
zyka Fr. Przybylskiego; na dwa
glosy. (Cover-title:—Spiew na za-
konezenie roku szkolnego dla malych
dzieci) © Mar. 18, 1929; 2 ¢. April
1; E pub. 4739; W. H. Sajewski,
Chicago. ; 9268
476
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
9290
—EEE———————— Se ———_———_—_e sEEEIIRIIRRER EERIE mae SS
S’posin’; ballad fox-trot, words by
Andy Razaf, music by Paul Den-
niker. © Apr. 29, 1929; 2 c. Apr.
29; E pub. 5493; Triangle music
pub. co., inc., New York. 9269
Spring; by R. Adler, arr. by Pauline
Laurie; pf. © 1c. Apr. 20, 1929;
E unp. 5931; Rosalind Adler, New
York. 9270
Spring (Lenz) ; three-part song, words
by Felix Dahn, English version by
Charles Fonteyn Manney, music by
Eugen Hildach, arr. by Victor Har-
ris; women’s voices. 4to. © Apr.
10, 1929; 2c. Apr. 17; E pub. 5160;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 9271
Spring song; words and music by R.
Kern. [Words and melody only]
© 1e. Apr. 6, 1929; E unp. 5427;
Ruth Kern, Carroliton, Mo. 9272
Springtime; melody by W. Steinfeld.
© 1c. Apr. 12, 1929; EB unp. 5633;
William Steinfeld, Brooklyn. 9273
Staccato etude; by Selim Palmgren,
of Finland; op. 87, no. 4; pf. ©
Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c. Mar. 9, 1929; HB
for. 2978; Anton J. Benjamin, Leip-
zig. 9274
Stage door Johnny; words and music
by Gay Medley; pf. [Photostat] ©
if ¢« Apr. 24, 19295 .H’ wnp. 6112;
Clarence Fay, Brooklyn. 9275
Starlight; idyll, by Douglas Brown-
smith [pseud. of Douglas Hoiloway],
of Great Britain, orch. by Fred Ad-
lington, of Great Britain; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Apr. 5,
2023; Live, Apr: 19; EH for. .3915;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd., Lon-
don. 9276
Starosty ; words by E. Zukowsky, mu-
sic by A. Schwartz. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Apr. 25, 1929;
E unp. 6089; Abe Schwartz and
Eugene Zukowsky, New York. 9277
Stars of the East; suite for pf., by
Hermann Lohr, of Great Britain. 1.
Chant at sunset [3 others] © Mar.
21, 1929; 1 ec. Apr. 10; EB for. 3849;
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 9278
Stars of the night, sing softly; words
by Thekla Hollingsworth, music by
Clara Edwards; med. or high voice.
© Apr. 18, 1929; 2c. Apr. 20; E pub.
5370; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
9279
Statue (The) at Czarskoe-Selo (La
statue de Czarskoe-Selo); words
from the Russian of Pouchkin, Eng-
lish version by Charles Fonteyn
Manney, music by César Cui. 1.
52354297
High yoice, in F.—2. Med. voice, in
D flat. © Apr. 4, 1929; 2 c. each
Apr. 17; E pub. 5169; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. 9280
Stella Brown; words and music by H.
E. Crow. [Blueprint] © 1 ¢. Apr.
19, 1929; E unp. 5910; Henry Ernest
Crow, Topeka, Kan. 9281
Step this way; from the musical play,
words and music by J. Pethick.
New York, Thornton W. Allen. ©
~
April 17, 1929; 2 ec. April 29; E pub.
5508; Jean Pethick, Greenwich,
Conn. 9282
Stern’s (Lew) march folio; ten
marches, by L. Stern, of Great Brit-
ain; pf., with ukulele ace. 4to. ©
Apr. 3, 1929; 1 e. Apr. 2; E for. 3620;
Keith-Prowse & co., ltd., ie
92
Still I ean’t forget; words by C. G.
Moler, music by Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. © 1c. Apr. 15, 1929; E
unp. 5731; Clarence G. Moler, Notus,
id. 9284
Stop erying; words and music by J.
©. Woodards. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Apr. 1, 1929; E unp.
5870; J. C. Woodards, Hattiesburg,
Miss. 9285
Stop your noise; words and music by
L. L. Hill. © 1c. Apr. 20, 1929; EH
unp. 5944; Lela Long Hill, Arcadia,
Calif. 9286
Storm; words by G. Walker, music by
TH. Tudor. “©"1 c.: Apr.“ 15; 1929 ;
E unp. 5743; Guy Walker, St. Louis.
9287
Story (A) carved in stone; words by
L. Jannah, music by A. J. Larson.
© April 15, 1929; 2 c. April 18; E
pub. 5048; Anna J. Larson, Sher-
burn, Minn. 9288
Straniera; Il’ étrangére, parole di
Piero Preda, traduzione francese di
Mary Tibaldi Chiesa, musica di Ales-
sandro Riboli, of Italy. © Mar. 4,
1929; 1 ec. Mar. 28; E for. 3626; A.
& G. Carisch & ¢c., Milan. 9289
Strauss (Richard) All souls’ day (AI-
lerseelen) ; 3 pt. song, words by Her-
mann von Gilm, tr. by Isabella G.
Parker, music by R. Strauss, op. 10,
no. 8, arr. by Leo Braun; women’s
voices. 4to. © Mar. 20, 1929; 2 c.
Apr. 3; E pub. 4826; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 9290
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9291
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
Stroj wznosi pieknoSé; slowa S. Zahaj-
kiewicza, muzyka A. J. Kwasigro-
cha; na dwa gtosy. © Mar. 18,
1929; 2 c. April 1; E pub. 4740; W.
H. Sajewski, Chicago. 9291
Student’s album; arr. by Ralph Duns-
tan, of Great Britain; violin with
pf. acc. no. 3.. © Mar. 27, 1929;
1c. April 1; E for. 3527; Reid bros.,
ltd: London. 9292
Studies in cre deentins from the
works of Stephen Heller, compiled,
ed., and arr. by Isidor Philipp, of
France; pf. bk. 2. © April 4, 1929;
2c. April 6; E pub. 4915; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 9293
bk. 3. © April 10, 1929;
2c. April 12; EH pub. 5084; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 9294
Studio delle corde doppie; per violino,
di Giorgio Consolini, of Italy. ©
June 10, 1928; 1 c Apr. 18, 1929; H
for. 8886; Umberto Pizzi, Bologna,
Italy. 9295
Suite populaire; by M. Gold. ©1e
Apr. 27, 1929; E unp. 6170; Matthew
Gold, Bayonne, N. J. 9296
Summer’s praise; service of songs and
other material for Sunday schools,
words by A. A. Payn, music by May-
belle Knott and others. -8vo. ©
April 10, 1929; 2 c April 17; E pub.
5120; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia.
9297
Sun shine tell moonlight to kiss her
good night; words by H. Rein-
schreiber, music by H. Reinschreiber
and Johnny Thompson. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Apr. 19, 1929;
E unp. 6033; Henry Reinschreiber,
Philadelphia. 9298
Sun (The) shines brighter; hymn,
words by James Rowe, music by
Thomas Benton. © Jan. 38, 1929;
2 ¢. Feb. 26; E pub. 47385; Eugene
Monroe Bartlett, Hartford, Ark.
9299
Sunday’s my blue day—not Monday;
words and music by M. H. Ward.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Apr. 12, 1929; E unp. 5677; Maude
Evelyn Ward, New Brighton, S. L.,
Nit Xe 9300
Sundown lane; words and music by
Harry Stevens. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Apr. 3, 1929; E unp.
5301; Harry Stevens, New York.
9301
Sunny Carolina; words and music by
W. M. Sims; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Wf. ce) Apri 41, .1929:;) AN AM py Saas ;
William McKinley Sims, Buffalo.
9302
Sunny skies; waltz, words and music
by H. Hughes. [Words and melody
only] = 1c. Apr. 17, 1929; E unp.
5820; H. Hughes, Pittsburgh. 9303.
Sunny skies; words and music by
Frank Parente. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Apr. 26, 1929; E
unp. 6142; James Dante, Madison,
Noe 9304
Sunrise on the plains; tone picture of
the West, by H. Werder; pf. [Pho-
tostat] ©1c. Apr. 26, 1929; E unp.
6148; Hans Werder, Denver. 9305
Sunset in the Rockies; tone picture of
the West, by H. Werder; pf: [Pho-
tostat] © 1c. Apr. 26, 1929; E
unp. 6151; Hans Werder, Denver.
9306
Sunshine why don’t you shine on me;
words and music by A. Crocker; pf.
and ukulele ace. Clinton, Missouri,
Crocker & Wilkinson. © April 17,
19295,.2 cc, April .22°) pub pases
Alvin Crocker and Fred E. Wilkin-
son, Clinton, Mo. 9307
Sunshine will follow the rain; words
by B. C. Dodd, music by Wuanita E.
Dodd. © Mar. 30, 1929; 2 ec. April
5; E pub. 4815; Bruce C. Dodd,
Akron, O. 9308
Sure enuff; lyric by Al Garry and
Irving Kahal, music by Charles Ro-
soff. [Words and melody only] ©
1 c. Apr. 24, 1929; E unp. 6072;
Remick music corp., New York.
9309
Svea; fdr blandade roster, ord av
EK. J. Samuelson, musik av Frank
Earnest. 4to. © Apr. 10, 1929; 2c.
Apr. 18; E pub. 5220; Ernest John
Samuelson, Chicago. 9310
Swallows (The) are homing; two-part
song, words by Hleanor Farjeon,
music by Harry Farjeon, of Great
Britain. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Mar. 22, 1929; 1 ¢.
Apr. 6; E for. 3736; Edward Arnold
& co., London. 9311
Swanee River mammy; words and
music by Billy Peters [i. e. W. F.
Peters] [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 3, 1929; E unp. 5307;
William Francis Peters, Albany,
N./ (X22 9312
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
9333
Sweet and hot; by Mike Mosiello, arr.
by Claude Lapham; solo B flat trum-
pet with pf. acc.
2 ec. April 5; E pub. 4772; Crawford
music corp., New York. 9313
Sweet baby all my love is for you;
words and music by R. Switzer and
Elton Wheeler Payne. © 1. Apr.
16, 1929; E unp. 5877; Elton Payne,
Sedalia, Mo., and Rob’t. Switzer,
Independence, Kan. 9314
Sweet Carolina; fox-trot, by René
Demaret; with pf. conductor and
violin 1 conductor. 4to. 1. Odeon
orch. pts.—2. Salon orch. pts. ©
Dec. 27, 1928; 1 c. Dec. 26; E for.
2968; Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leip-
zig. 9315
Sweet Caroline; words by M. Jurgen-
sen, music by Sylvester Long Cross;
pf. © 1c. Apr. 15, 1929; E unp.
5728; Martha Jurgensen, Denver.
9316
Sweet chance, that led my _ steps
abroad; words by W. H. Davies,
music by Michael Head, of Great
Britain; high voice. © Mar. 27,
toes Loc, Apr. Ib: HK for. 3829;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 9317
Sweet Chewaukla, the land of sleepy
water; words by Fred C. Higman,
music by Carmen Lombardo; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © April 15, 1929; 2 c. April
16; E pub. 5110; Irving Berlin, inc..,
New York. 9318
Sweet daddy; words by G. Carlyle,
music by Sylvester Long Cross; pf.
© 1c. Apr. 22, 1929; E unp. 5984;
George Carlyle, Seattle. 9319
Sweet Genevieve; waltz, words by
H. D. Murray, music by Ray Hib-
beler. ©1c. Apr. 17, 1929; E unp.
5832; H. David Murray, Chicago.
9320
Sweet Hawaiian sweetheart of mine;
words and music by Jack Palmer
and Irving Mills; pf. and ukulele acc.
© April 2, 1929; 2 ¢ April 19; E
pub. 5208: Gotham music service,
inc., New York. 9321
Sweet little baby Rose; words and
music by J. W. Cooper, harmonized
by D. Basilotti. © 1c. Feb. 4, 1929;
E unp. 3407; James William Cooper,
Sacramento, Calif. 9322
Sweet little Rose-Bud; words and mu-
Sic by G. B. Sweet. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Mar. 25,:1929;
+
© April 3, 1929; |
lay f
(
E unp. 5585; George Britton Sweet,
San Jose, Calif. 9323
Sweet somebody said O. K.; words and
music by Lew Pollack and Lou Da-
vis. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Apr. 24, 1929; E unp. 6073:
Remick music corp., New York.
9324
Sweet, sweet Ann; lyrics by William
Estersohn, music by B. Sticks.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Apr. 23, 1929; E unp. 6018; Billy
Sticks, New York. 9325
Sweet the moments; anthem, music by
R. Dalley-Searlett, of Australia;
mixed voices. 4to. © Jan. 28, 1929;
1c. Feb. 8; E for. 3865; W. H. Pal-
ing & co., ltd., Sydney, Australia.
9326
Sweetest (The) mother of all; words
by Mrs. L. J. Cormier, music by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
) de Apr 17. 1929" Wi arp: bsi14:
Annie 8. Cormier, San Benito, Tex.
9327
Sweetheart; from Rio Rita, lyric by
Joseph McCarthy, music by Harry
Tierney. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ec. April 1, 1929; E unp. 5545;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 9328
Sweetheart mine; words by H. D.
Bradford, music by H. D. Bradford
and H. C. Kennery, jr. [Photostat]
© 1c. Apr. 25, 1929; E unp. 6083;
Harvey D. Bradford, Rutledge, Pa.,
and Henrique C. Kennedy, jr., Phila-
delphia. 9329:
Sweetheart of mine, sweetheart
divine; words and music by F. E.
Cornforth. © 1c. Apr. 18, 1929;
EK unp. 5701; Florence Elizabeth
Cornforth, Pittsburgh. 9330:
Sweethearts in dreamland; words by
V. Beasley, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Apr. 8, 1929; E unp. 5317; Victor
Beasley, Dallas. 9331
Swing (The); after poem from Rob-
ert Louis Stevenson’s Child’s garden
of verse, music by Edward E.
Menges; pf. © Apr. 30, 1929; 2 ec.
Apr. 27; E pub. 5495; Shattinger
piano & music co., St. Louis. 9332
Swing out on the promises; hymn,
words and music by E. M. Bartlett.
© Jan. 3, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 26; E pub.
4729; Eugene Monroe Bartlett, Hart-
ford, Ark. 9333
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9334
pt. 111, n.s., v. 24
Swinging in a hammock; words and
music by Robert Fram; pf. © 1 ec.
Apr. 19, 1929; E unp. 5895; Benn
Trivers & Robert Fram, inc., New
York. 9334
Sylvan (A) dawn; by George Drumm;
orch. pts. with pf. conductor. ©
April 4, 1929; 2 c. April 8; E pub.
5097; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
9335
Symphony no. 1; Nordic, in E min.,
2nd movement, by Howard Hanson,
op. 21; orch. Se. © Mar. 28, 1929;
2.0. April 12) Eh. pub: 50023 Cis €.
Birchard & co., Boston. 9336
Szene aus Goethe’s Faust; Margarete:
Versprich mir, Heinrich, ftir «drei
singstimmen, musik von Alroy Flem-
ing, of Germany. Heidelberg, Ver-
lag Neuenheimer musikhaus. ©
Feb. 8, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 25; E for.
3842; Reiher & Kurth, Heidelberg,
Germany. 9337
Sztajer nie chodz na ugorki; by J.
Wyskowski. © 1c. Mar. 29, 1929;
E unp. 5581; John Wyskowski, New
York. 9338
Sztajer od tarnowa; by J. Wyskow-
ski. © 1c. Mar. 29, 1929; E unp.
5582; John Wyskowski, New York.
9339
"Taint nobody’s fault but my own;
fox-trot ballad, words and music by
Vee Lawnhurst; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by T. Kahana. © April 3,
1929; 2 c. April 4; E pub. 4763; Ed-
ward B. Marks music co., New York.
9340
"Taint nobody’s fault but my own;
fox-trot, by Vee Lawnhurst, arr. by
W. C. Polla; orch. pts., with words.
4to. © April #5) 1929; 12 cicApril
16; E pub. 5101; Edward B. Marks
music co., New York. - 93841
Take a peek; words by A. Mansfield,
music by Wm. Van Beaver; pf. and
ukulele acc. © April 17, 1929; 2 ¢.
April 22; E pub. 5351; Art Mans-
field, Plano, Ill. 9342
Take time for prayer; words by John
R. Clements, music by George C.
Stebbins, ace. by G. Waring Steb-
bins. Cincinnati, Ohio, Fillmore
music house. © Apr. 8, 1929; 2 ¢.
Apr. 19; E pub. 5258; Fillmore bros.
co., Cincinnati. 9343
Talisman (The); by Robert Schu-
mann, arr. by A. B. Keene; men’s
voices. © Mar. 20, 1929; 2:¢e. Apr.
3; E pub. 4825; Oliver Ditson e¢o.,
Boston. 9344
Tango ballade; aus Die dreigroschen-
oper, von Kurt Weill, of Germany,
arr. von Jerzy Fitelberg, of Poland;
jazz orch. pts., with pf. conductor
and violin 1 conductor. © Oct. 30,
1928; 1 c. Dee. 5; E for. 1891; Uni-
versal edition a. g., Vienna. 9345
Tarantella sull’ onna; parole e musica
di D. Natale; pf. © 1c. Feb. 14,
1929; E unp. 6032; Domenico Na-
tale, Camden, N. J. 9346
Taverna (La); operetta tragicomica
in due atti, libretto e musica, di
P. Leoni, of Italy, domiciled at San
Francisco. © 1 ¢. April 2, 1929;
D unp. 27496; Pasquale Leoni, San
Francisco. 9347
Taxameteresse (Die); foxtrot, text
von Julius Brammer, musik von Ar-
tur M. Werau, of Austria, op. 791.
© Mar. 15, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 13; E
for. 3793; W. Karezag verlag, Vien-
na. 9348
Te Deum laudamus; words from Book
of common prayer, music by W. L.
Eccles; mixed voices. [Photostat]
© 1. Apr. 25, 1929; E unp. 6085;
Willet L. Eecles, Flushing, N. Y.
9349
ij Te quiero toda! gran tango, por Juan
Abalos, of Franee; orch. pts. 4to.
© Mar. 5, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 28; E for.
3540; H. Benjamin, Paris. 9350
Technicalities; by Clyde Doerr, pf.
arr. by Leo A. Kempinski; E flat
alto saxophone with pf. ace. ©
April 2, 1929; 2 c. Aprils apap.
4749; Irving Berlin standard music
corp., New York. 9351
Technique (La) journaliére du pian-
iste; par I. Philipp, of France. ©
Mar. 5, 1929; 1 ce. Mar. 28; H for.
3561; Heugel, Paris. 9352
Telegramvalsen; text av Valdemar
Dalquist, musik avy Jules Sylvain
[pseud. of Stig Hansson], of Swe-
den; pf. © June 15, 1928; 1 c. Apr.
25, 1929; E for. 4016; Edition Syl-
vain, Stockholm, Sweden. 9353
Tell her that you love her; words and
music by Hal Kemp, Saxie Dowell
[pseud. of Horace K. Dowell] and
Kay Kyser; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Apr. 18, 1929; 2 ce. Apr. 18; E pub.
5179; Southern musie pub. co., inc.,
New York. 9354
480
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
9375
Tell me Mrs. Barefacts! words by G. | That old-time gal of mine; words by
K. Beck, music by L. Sugarman.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Apr. 9, 1929; EK unp. 5523; Geo. K.
Beck and Louis Sugarman, New
York. 9355
Tell me that you still could care for
me; words and music by 8S. B. Fur-
gatch. [Photostat] © 1c. Apr. 1,
1929; E unp. 5235; Sidney B. Fur-
gatch, New York. 9856
Tell the South; words and music by
J. C. Johnson. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Apr. 4, 1929; E unp.
3300; J. C. Johnson, New York.
9357
Temper (The) of: a maid; words by
W. H. Davies, music by Michael
Head, of Great Britain; high voice.
© Mar. 27, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 15; E for.
3826; Boosey & co., Itd., London.
9358
Tempéte; par Delmas-Popy, both of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor and ist violin conductor. 4to.
© Mar. 5, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 28; E for.
3549; E. Gaudet, Paris. 9359
Temple incense; words and music by
R. A. LeBonde. © 1 ¢c Apr. 27,
1929; E unp. 6161; Robert Arnold
LeBonde, Portland, Or. 9360
Tempo di minuetto; par P. Humberto
Allende, of Chile; pf. © Mar. 20,
1929; 1 ce. Apr. 18; E for. 3952; Edi-
tions Maurice Senart, Paris. 9361
Ten minutes; high school operetta in
one act and three scenes, libretto by
H. Mac Donald Barr, music by H.
Loren Clements. 4to. © Mar. 21,
1929; 2 ec. Mar. 30; D pub. 27492;
White-Smith music pub. co., Boston.
9862
That is love; fox-trot, words by Ray
McNamara, music by Eugene West.
© Apr. 24, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 25; E pub.
5390; Edward B. Marks music co.,
New York. 9363
That is why I feel blue; fox trot,
words and music by E. delos Santos;
1st violin. © 1c. Apr. 13, 1929; E
unp. 5682; Emilio delos Santos, San
Francisco. 9364
That lovable baby of mine; words and
music by Billy Frisch and Otto Mot-
zan. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Apr. 16, 1929; E unp. 5785; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 9865
Sam Lewis and Joe Young, musie by
Charles Rosoff. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Apr. 6, 1929; E
unp. 5460; Remick music corp., New
York. 9366
That oriental lady; fox trot, by I.
Greenberg. © 1c. Apr. 11, 1929; E
unp. 5605; Ida Greenberg, Brooklyn.
9367
That ragtime man; words by Lester
Bercovich, music by Don Adams [i.
e. D. H. Adams] © 1 ¢. Apr. 3,
1929; E unp. 5318; Donald Horace
Adams, Piedmont, Calif. 9368
That’s just what I mean; words by
Art Fitch [i. e., A. H. Fitch], musie
by Kay Fitch [i. e. K. C. Fitch]
[Chords, single staff] © 1c. Apr.
16, 1929; E unp. 5798; Kenneth C.
Fitch and Arthur H. Fitch, Olean,
| a A 9369
That’s living ; words by Ben Ryan, mu-
sic by Violinsky [pseud. of Solly
Ginsberg] © April 3, 1929; 2 «
April 4; E pub. 4771; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. 9370
That’s the day you'll understand;
words by Keith Farlee, music by H.
G. Roberts. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Apr. 20, 1929; E unp.
5950; Hal George Roberts, San
Francisco. 9371
That’s the time when you'll miss me;
waltz-ballad, words and music by
Merrill E. Seeber, arr. by H. A.
Hummel; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
April 10, 1929; 2 ec. April 15; E pub.
5126; Seeber & Woolnough co., Sy-
racuse, N. Y. 9372
That’s what happens when you fall in
love; lyric by Gus Kahn, music by
Isham Jones. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Apr. 6, 1929; E unp.
5462; Remick music corp., New York.
9373
That’s what I’d call heaven; lyric and
melody by J. M. Grooms. [Words
and melody only] © 1 «¢« Apr 1,
1929; E unp. 5258; Joy Macfarlane
Grooms, Mondamin, Ia. 9374
That’s where is the song of songs!
words and music by M. Marchellos,
of Greece, domiciled at Union City,
N. J. © 1¢e Apr. 20, 1929; E ump.
5952; Mabel Marchellos, Union City,
mM. ds. 9375
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9376
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pt. 111, n.s., v. 24
That’s who Vm workin’ for; words
and music by L. W. Chobar. © 1.
Apr. 27, 1929; E unp. 6158; Louis
W. Chobar, Lancaster, Neb. 9376
That’s why the angels above bless you;
words by T. Solomito, music by
Clarke Parker Tate. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 4, 1929;
E unp. 3405; Tillie Solomito, Mem-
phis, Tenn. 9377
; ‘ (man )
That terrific (gal)
Roy Evans, music by Robert Hugh
Cloud. [Chords, single Staff] ©
1c. Apr. 29, 1929; E unp. 6207; Har-
rison Godwin Smith, New York.
9878
That vine-covered cottage of ours;
words by P. Remler, music by Geor-
gia Cragin. [Words and melody
only] ©1c, Mar. 16, 1929; E unp.
5493 ; Patricia Remler, Carthage, Mo.
9379
Then T’ll know why; words and music
by Paul Titsworth and Lynn Gowan ;
pf. and ukulele ace. © April 8,
1929; 2 c. April 12; E pub. 5007;
Sherman, Clay & co., San Francisco.
9380
Then you've hever been blue; words
by Sam Lewis and Joe Young, music
by Ted Fiorito. [Words and mel-
ody only], © 1c. Apr. 6, 1929; B
unp. 5463; Remick music corp., New
York. 9381
of mine; words by
There'll be you and I; words and mu-
sic by Bud Green and Sam _ H.
Stept; pf. arr. by Paul Feinberg;
ukulele arr. by May Singhi Breen.
© Apr. 24,'1929; 2c) Apr. (24. Hh
pub. 5380; Green & Stept, inc., New
York. 9382
There'll come a day; words and music
by Maury Madison [pseud. of W. R.
Smith] ©1e. Apr. 4, 1929; EB unp.
5397; W. Renwick Smith, Paris, Ky.
9383
There'll come a time for you; words
and music by Morey Davidson and
Carl Rupp; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
April 1, 1929; 2 ¢. April 5; E pub.
4934; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
9384
TYhere’s a place up in heaven for dad;
waltz ballad, words by Frank John
Rabbitt, music by Charley Berry
{i. e. C. H. Berry]; pf. © 1c. Apr.
17, 1929; E unp. 5827; Charles Henry
Berry, Salem, Mass. 9885
There’s a song in my heart just for
you; ballad, words and melody by
M. V. Smith; pf. ace. New York
City, Frank Harding music house.
© Mar. 15, 1929; 2 ce. Mar. 28; B
pub. 4871; Maria Vrooman Smith,
New York. 9386
There’s one man I love and that’s you;
words and music by I. Roubleff, of
Great Britain, domiciled at New
York. © 1c. Apr. 23, 1929; E unp.
6008; Inna Roubleff, New York.
. 9387
They call it California ; words and mu-
sic by B. Maurer. San Francisco,
Calif., Fisk music pub. co. © April
5, 1929; 2 c. April 4; E pub. 4767;
Bessie M. Maurer, Walnut Creek,
Calif. 9388
They know their dates in Arabia;
words by Irving Caplan, music by
Cornel Tanassy, jr. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Apr. 17, 1929;
BH unp. 5821; Caplan musie pub. co.,
New York. 9389
Thinkin’ of Mary; words by John Ash-
by, music by T. C. Sterndale-Bennett,
of Great Britain; in F. © Mar. 19,
192901 ‘el Apr "1°" Hh fore aoe.
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 9390
This is heaven; theme song of the
photoplay, words by Jack Yellen, mu-
sie by Harry Akst; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by Dan Dougherty. ©
Apr-"12, 1929" 2c. -Ape- 155 a ae
5025; Ager, Yellen, & Bornstein, inc.,
New. York. 9891
Tho’ now I must wander alone; words
by Pauline Lentsch, music by A.
Haider, arr. by Herman A. Stuck-
mann. © Apr. 22, 1929; 2 c. Apr.
25; E pub. 53898; Andrew Haider,
Roslyn, 8S. D. 9392
Thomas (Charles Louis Ambroise)
Gavotte from Mignon; arr. by Ced-
ric Sharpe, of Great Britain; string
quartet. © Apr. 17, 1929; 1 ©. Apr.
19; E for. 3898; J. & W. Chester,
Itd., London. 9393
Thomson (V.) Five inventions for
pianoforte. © 1 ce. Apr. 6, 1929; B
unp. 5872; Virgil Thomson, New
York. 9394
Three (The) bears; from Goldilocks
and the three bears, phantasy by
Eric Coates, of Great Britain ;. orch.
se. © Apr. 12, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 19;
E for. 3905; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. 9395
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
9417
Three suitors; lyric by Martha R.
White, music by L. Sugarman.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Apr. 15, 1929; E unp. 5738; Louis
Sugarman, New York. 9396
Thriller (The); musical monologue,
words by George Arthurs, music by
Cuthbert Clarke, of Great Britain:
pf. © Feb. 22, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 15;
E for. 3817; Reynolds & co., London.
9397
Thrills im the air;,.lyrics by,.G, A,
Kimball, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Apr. 12, 1929; E unp. 5637; Georgie
A. Kimball, Arlington, Mass. 9398
Tide (The) of time; words and music
by Hh. E. Harris, arr. by Arvilla
Pagel. © 1c. Apr. 27, 1929; E unp.
6165; Elden Eugene Harris, Minne-
apolis. 9399
*Til my ship comes in; by J. C. Kelly;
melody with pf. acc. © 1 c. Apr.
10, 1929; E unp. 5599; John Cheever
Kelly, Boston. 9400
Time (The) for dreams; words by P.
Gawthorne, music by Harold Gars-
tin, of Great Britain, domiciled at
San Francisco; pf. © 1c. Apr. 11,
1929; E unp. 5668 ; Peter Gawthorne,
San Francisco. 9401
Tired hips; words and music by M.
Milstead, music arr. by Burt Hager
Reeves; pf. © 1c. Apr. 22, 1929;
E unp. 5965; Maxine Milstead, Green
Bay,. Wis. 9402
To mother; words and music by E. E.
Harder. © Mar. 29, 1929: 2 «¢.
April 1; E pub. 4858; Erwin 9B.
Harder, Chicago. 9403
To my mammy; words and music by
I. Berlin. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 30, 1929; E unp. 6222;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 9404
To Sylvia; tango, by R. D. Brewster:
pf. © 1c. Apr. 18, 1929: E unp.
5863 ; Robert S. Brewster, New York.
9405
To the Thames; two-part song, words
by John Denham, music by George
Dyson, of Great Britain. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar.
me, tes 2 .C. ADE wh? Hater, oto.
Edward Arnold & co., London. 9406
To you sweetheart ; waltz ballad, words
by B. E. Stevens, music by Sylvester
L. Cross. New York City, Frank
Harding. © April 15, 1929; 2 e.
April 20; E pub. 5330; Beulah E.
Stevens, Seattle. 9407
To-morrow is the end of the world;
ballad, words and music by A. M.
Drazkowski. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Apr. 4, 1929; 2 c. Apr.
11; E pub. 5140; Albert M. Draz-
kowski, Manchester, N. H. 9408
To-night I am thinking of you; words
by Mitchell Parish, music by Saxie
Dowell ; pf. acc. with ukulele arr. by
M. Kalua. © April 8, 1929; 2c.
April 20; E pub. 5245; Mills music,
ine., New Yerk. 9409
Too good to be true; from Ship ahoy,
words and music by Ted Williams.
© Apr. 30, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 27; E
pub. 5499; Shattinger piano & music
co., St. Louis. 9410
Torniamo alla terra; bozzetto cam-
pestre, parole de Bianca Lena, mu-
sica di Ettore Lena, of Italy. ©
Feb. 15, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 28; E for.
3632; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
9411
Tournoi chevaleresque; de Contes
d’ Espagne, 2° série, par Joaquin
Turina, of Spain; pf. © Mar. 5,
127 Toe. Migr. 25 te LOOP. soeo.
Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris. 9412
Toymaker’s (The) dream; by Ernie
Golden, arr. for quartette by A. Fas-
sio; male voices. 4to. © April 16,
bg29= 2-e, April) (+ Epub... s8tee
Edward B. Marks music co., New
York. 9413
Tradimento; waltz, di Santi Tafarella,
rid. di Albert Ziri, both of Italy,
domiciled at Brooklyn; 2 mands. and
guit. © Mar. 6, 1929; 2c. Mar. 11;
E pub. 5344; O. Pagani & bro., New
York. 9414
Trafficu (Il) d’America; versi e musica
di A. Frittitta, of Italy, domiciled at
Brooklyn. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 9, 1929; E unp. 5520;
Antonino Frittitta, Brooklyn. 9415
Traicionera; letra y musica por Jesus
J. Peralta, of Mexico, domiciled at
El Paso, Tex. [Photostat] © Apr.
22, 1929; 2’c.. Apr. 27; BH) pub. 5475;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 9416
intermezzo, di Amilcare
Pennati Malvezzi, of Italy; small
orch., with pf. conductor. © Mar. 1,
1929 +40. C.> Mats ZSge8) tor. 3624:
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 9417
Tramonto;
483
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9418
__ pt. 1, n.8., V. 24
Trampevisen ; fox-trot, tekst og musik:
Lon Gog, of Norway; pf. © Dec.
18, 1928; 1 c April 29, 1929; E for.
4049; Oslo musikforlag, a. s., Oslo,
Norway. 9418
Trav ling on the highway of love;
words and music by Alan Anson
[pseud. of Allan A. Babcock] ©1c.
Apr. 12, 1929; E unp. 5642; Allan A.
Babcock, Sault Ste. Marie, Ont..,
Canada. 9419
Treasure; words and music by Bill
Gorman, Ed Gorman and J. Oliver
Riehl. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. April 1, 1929; E unp. 5549; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 9420
Tree (A) at dusk; words by Winifred
Welles, music by Laura Slade Innis ;
high voice. © April 4, 1929; 2 ¢.
April 8; E pub. 4900; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 9421
Trees; poem by Joyce Kilmer, music
by M. Lothhammer. © April 17,
1929; 2 @ April 25; E pub. 5402;
Mildred Lothhammer, Sacramento,
Calif. 9422
Tres (Las) Antillas; criolla, letra por
Alberto Rivera, musica arr. por E.
Dorrego. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 12, 1929; E unp. 5646;
Enrique Dorrego, New York. 9423
Tripping along; by Wallace A. John-
son; pf. © April 4, 1929; 2 ¢. April
6; E pub. 4919; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia: 9424
Triumphal march; by E. Batelli; pf.
© Apr. 6, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 18; E pub.
5182; Enrico Batelli, New Haven.
9425
Troisiéme trio; pour pf., violon et vio-
loneelle, par H. Villa-Lobos, of Bra-
Yil.. ©) Mar."5, 1929 2" ter hier 28):
E for. 3609; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 9426
Troll the bowl; words by A. Kipps-
Rushton, music by Wilfrid Sander-
son, of Great Britain; in F. ©
Mar. 8, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 30; E for.
8665; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
9427
Trouble (The) with me is you; words
by Pat Ballard, music by Tom War-
ing; pf. and ukulele acc. © April
19, 1929; 2.c. April 20; E pub. 5247;
Arthur Behim music corp., New
York. 9428
True love can never forget; words
and music by B. Carpenter. © 1 «.
Apr. 22, 1929 FB) “anp: | 5961 *~ Bert
Varpenter, New York. 9429
Trust Him, He’ll take your sins away;
hymn, words and music by D. H.
Smith. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1929; E unp.
5364; Daniel H. Smith, Newark,
NE. ds 9430
Try and get it; words and music by
A. Crocker; pf. and ukulele acc.
Clinton, Missouri, Crocker & Wil-
kinson. © April 17, 1929; 2c. April
22; E pub. 53858; Alvin Crocker and
Fred HE. Wilkinson, Clinton, Mo.
9431
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) Pique
dame; fantasie, arr. von Leopold
Weninger, of Austria; orch. pts.,
with pf. or organ conductor and
violin 1 conductor. © Mar. 9,
1929; 1 e«. Apr. 4; E for. 3715;
Anton J. Benjamin, Leipzig. 9432
Trepak; danse russe, from Nut-
cracker suite, by Peter’ Ilyitch
Tchaikovski, op. 7la, orchestrated
by N. Clifford Page. Se. © Apr.
10, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 17; E pub. 5164;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 9433
Tu non sai! valzer mesto, versi e€ mu-
sica di F. Massardo, of Italy. ©
Feb. 15, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 11; E for.
3795; Felice Massardo, San Remo,
Italy. ° 9434
Tu-tu; fox-trot, words by Adrian
Ross, of Great Britain, music by S.
Ehrlich. New ed. © Feb. 20, 1929;
1 ce. Mar. 5; E for. 2949; Chappell
& co., ltd., London. 9435
Tuberose (Le); mazurka, di Santi
Tafarella, rid. di Albert Ziri, both
of Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn; 2
mands. and guit. © Mar. 6, 1929;
2 c. Mar. 11; E pub. 5343; O. Pa-
gani & bro., New York. 9436
Tumble-down (The) shack in Dixie-
land; words and music by Bob
Palmer [i. e. Robert Palmer] ©
1 ec. Apr. 10, 1929; E unp. 5711;
Robert Palmer, Los Angeles. 94387
Turmiente ’e nnammurate; paroles di
S. Martorelli, musica di Adolfo Sa-
lemme. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 29, 1929; E unp. 6208;
Salvatore Martorelli, New York.
94388
Twa (The) corbies; border ballad set
to music by Ivor Gurney, of Great
Britain. © Feb. 21, 1929; 1c. Apr.
26; E for. 4033; Oxford university
press, London. 9439
Twas on a night in June; waltz,
words and music by E. H. Humble.
© 1 e.'Apre 27 1929; Hun Gtor:
Edwin H. Humble, Chicago. 9440
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no. 4, 1929
9462
Twilight always bring [!] memories
of you; words and music by M.
Henry. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 29, 1929; EH unp. 5490;
Maud Henry, New York. 9441
Twilight and you; words and music
by G. Richards. [Words and mel-
ody only] “© te. Apr. 30, 1929;
E unp. 6221; George Richards, Los
Angeles. 9442
Twilight brings dreams of you; words
and music by T. M. Jones, of Can-
ada, domiciled at Brooklyn.
[Chords, single staff] © 1c. Apr.
5, 1929; E unp. 5408; Trevor Mor-
gan Jones, Brooklyn. 9443
Twilight dreams; waltz ballad, by
Aaron .R. Gonzalez, jr. ;- pf... .©_1.-¢.
Apr..2, 1929; E unp. 5276; Aaron
Gonzalez, jr., Los Angeles. 9444
Twilight in Elham Valley; by Hubert
Hales, of Great Britain, op. 11, no.
meee C) Apr. OF 1920. 1 C. Apr.
22; E for. 3924; Joseph Williams,
Itd., London. 9445
Twilight (A) reverie; by Frederick
L. Watson; pf. Rev. ed. Boston,
W. B:» Hasey' & co.. © July 25,
#928; 2 ce. April 10, 1929%;3, BE) pub.
4947; W. B. Hasey, Boston. 9446
Twilight (A) story; reverie, by Leo
Russotto, orch. by Geo. Torke, or-
gan notations by Emil Velazco; orch.
pts. © Apr. 24, 1929; 2 e. Apr. 25;
E pub. 5399; Crawford music corp.,
New York. 9447
Twilight voices; réverie, by Granville
English, orchestrated by Adolf
Schmid; orch. pts. with pf. conduc-
tor. © April 17, 1929; 2c. April
20; E pub. 5427; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 9448
Twilight whispers; by Sid Phillips, of
Great Britain, and J. Paques, of Bel-
gium; E flat alto saxophone with
pf. acc. © Mar. 25, 1929; 1 ce. Apr.
4; E for. 3648; International music
co., Brussels, Belgium. 9449
Two sentimental tangoes; by V. Thom-
Sn pL.” (C) TG” Agr 6. 1926?"
unp. 5871; Virgil Thomson, New
York. 9450
U. C. T. march; by B. R. Swart; pf.
© Feb. 10, 1929; 2 ce April 3; EB
pub. 4752; Bertha Rathbun Swart,
Minneapolis. 9451
Um-tcha, um-tcha, da-da-da; novelty
fox-trot, words and music by Jack
Hart and Tom Blight, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. ace., with banjulele banjo
and ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech.
© Apr. 15, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 25; B
for. 4002; Billy Thorburn music pub.
co., Itd., London. 9452
Un as yich leb, leb yich, nu is vos;
words and music by M. Kotlowitz.
© 1... Apr. 13, 1929; E unp. 5688;
Max Kotlowitz, New Rochelle, N. Y.
9453
Uncle (The) Ned; words by J. Alex-
ander, music by Burrell Van Buren.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Feb. 2, 1929; E unp. 6004; Jobe
Alexander, Sonora, Calif. 9454
Uncle Sam’s air mail; words and mu-
sie by A. M. Brown. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Apr. 15, 1929;
E unp. 5748; Aaron M. Brown, Palo
Alto, Calif. 9455
Under a silv’ry moon, girl of my
dreams; words and music by J. M.
Klimko; 1st violin. © 1c. Apr. 30,
1929; E unp. 6215; John M. Klimko,
Campbell, O. 9456
Under the leaves; by Rob Roy Peery;
violin and pf. © April 10, 1929; 2c.
April 12; E pub. 5076; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 9457
Under the spell of the moon; valse,
by A. EH. Pfeiffer; pf. [Photostat]
© 1 e¢ Apr. 17, 1929; E unp. 5844;
Arnold Ernst Pfeiffer, New York.
9458
Unett (John §S. A.) Preludes; by J.
S. A. Unett, of Great Britain; pf.
no. 1-3. London, Murdoch. Mur-
doch & co., ine., with J. G. Murdoch
& co., ltd. © June 11, 1929; 1 ce.
June 15; E 697378; John §. A.
Unett, Chelmsford, England. 9459
Unique overture; by A. W. Hughes;
band pts. with solo B flat cornet
conductor. 4to. © April 13, 1929;
2 ce. April 18; E pub. 5047; Karl L.
King music house, Fort Dodge, Ia.
9460
U. S. devil dogs; march, by F. B. Ham-
mann. [Melody only] ©1e. Apr.
9, 1929; E unp. 5526; Frederick Bur-
ton Hammann, Baltimore. 9461
Universal dance folio for piano; selec-
ted from song hits and arr. as fox-
trots, waltzes ete.; with ukulele arr.
by May Singhi Breen. Special ed.
no. 17. © April 16, 1929; 2 ¢ and
aff. April 17; AA 13754; Irving Ber-
lin, ine., New York. 9462
489
9463
Up in the Alps; operetta in 2 acts,
words and music by J. H. Fithian.
©1 ec. Apr. 30, 1929; D unp. 27503;
James Hampton Fithian, Easton,
Pa. 9463
Urner (Catherine)
(Four songs) ;
Madeleine and others.
words by Jacques
1. La lune
se léve. [3 others] © Dec. 31,
1928; 2 «@ Mar. 28, 1929; E pub.
5373; Editions Maurice Senart,
Paris. 9464
Six songs; words by Maude
Meagher and others. 1. Sonnet. [5
others] © Dec. 31, 1928; 2 ec. Mar.
28, 1929; E pub. 5375; Editions
Maurice Senart, Paris. 9465
Uruapan hermoso; serenata Mexicana,
words and music arr. by I. M. Valle,
of Mexico, domiciled at Chicago;
two voices. [Photostat] © 1 «@
Apr. 8, 1929; E unp. 5878; Ignacio
M. Valle, Chicago. 9466
Used to you; words and music by B.
G. De Sylva [pseud. of George Gard
De Sylva], Lew Brown, Ray Hen-
derson and Al Jolson. © April 22,
19293) (2.ée, LApril.23 s\ Epub. 5317 ;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.,
New York. 9467
Vagabond (A) in fairyland; operatic
fantasy in 2 acts, by Jane Higbey
fi. e. J. H. Flint] © 1c. April 16,
1929; D unp. 27494; Jane Higbey
Flint, North Billerica, Mass. 9468
Valley (The) of the moon; words by
M. M. Schmidt, music by Sylvester
Long Cross. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1929; E
unp. 53880; Margaret M. Schmidt,
Long Beach, Calif. 9469
Valparaiso; words by Lou Scherhen,
music by Gil. B. Blue and Glenn
Allen. ©1c. Apr. 19, 1929; E unp.
5908; Charles Bayha musi¢ co., inc.,
New York. 9470
Valse chromatique; by Clyde Doerr,
pf. arr. by Leo A. Kempinski; E
flat alto saxophone, with pf. ace. ©
Apr. 4, 1929; 2. ¢e. Apr. 5; E pub.
4823; Irving Berlin standard music
col'p., New York. 9471
Valse de alegria; Spanish waltz, by
Alice Morse Glover, ed. by B. P.
James; pf. Boston, W. B. Hasey &
co. © July 9, 1928; 2.¢. April 10,
1929; E pub. 4949; W. B. Hasey,
Boston. 9472
Valse eccelente; by Bishop’s music
master; pf. © 1c. Apr. 19, 1929;
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Quatre mélodies
pt. 117, n. s., v. 24
E unp. 5912; Bishop music pub.
house, Buffalo. 9473
Valse fantastic; by J. Jaffe. © Ac.
Apr. 10, 1929; E unp. 5561; Julius
Jaffe, New York. 9474
Valse felice; by Andy Sannella, arr. by
Claude Lapham; E flat alto saxo-
phone, with pf. acc. © Apr. 16,
19292 ¢. Apr. I7.. 2 pie eee
Crawford music corp., New York.
9475
Valse oubliée; by René Demaret, of
- Belgium; with pf. conductor. 4to.
1. Odeon orch. pts. 2. Salon orch.
pts. © Dec. 27, 1928; 1 ¢. Dec. 26;
E for. 2971; Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H.,
Leipzig. 9476
Valse parisienne; by Marie Anderson;
pf. © Mar. 12, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 20;
E pub. 4821; Bendix pub. co., Lin-
coln, Neb. 9477
Valse romantique ; by Forrest L. Buch-
tel; solo for B flat trumpet, F, HB
flat and C saxophones, B flat clarinet,
French horn, E flat alto, trombone,
bassoon or tuba, with pf. ace. 4to.
© April 20, 1929; 2 c. April 22; EB
pub. 53821; Joseph EH. Agnew, Kansas
City, Mo. 9478
Vampin’ Lena from Catalina Isle;
words by F. Randolph, music by
John C. Spikes [i. e. Johnny Spikes]
© 1c. Apr. 16, 1929; E unp. 5801;
Frank Randolph, Hollywood, Calif,
9479
Van Heusen theme song; lyric by Vic-
tor A. Todd, music by Kenneth Chris-
tie. © 1c Apr. 8, 1929; E ump.
5476; Judson radio program corp.,
New York. 9480
Vecsei (Desider Josef) Melodie; op.
42. [Melody only] ©1c. Apr. 19,
1929; EK unp. 5901; Desider Josef
Vecsei, New York. 9481
Velt (Die) is a cheider; words and
music by M. Kotlowitz. © 1 ¢. Apr.
13, 1929; EH unp. 5689; Max Kot-
lowitz, New Rochelle, N. Y. 9482
Vem vill inte ha en sa’n sot liten flicka
sum du; fox trot, text: Walde-
mar Dalquist, musik: Jules Sylvain
[pseud. of Stig Hansson], of Swe-
den; pf. © Jan. 6, ‘1928; 1 ¢c. Apr.
12, 1929; E for. 3765; Edition Syl-
vain, Stockholm, Sweden. 9483
Ven a mis brazos; plena, words and
music by R. Hernandez. © 1 «¢.
Apr. 27, 1929; E unp. 6175; Rafael
Hernandez, New York. 9484
486
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
Vendettas ; humorous song, words and
music by Dick Henty, of Great Bri-
tain. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Feb. 22, 1929; 1 ec. Apr.
15; E for. 3837; Reynolds & ©Co.,
London. 9485
Vergil; words adapted from Alfred
Tennyson, music by H. C. Nutting.
8vo. © Mar. 22, 1929; 2 ¢. Mar. 26;
E pub. 5001; Herbert Chester Nut-
ting, Berkeley, Calif. 9486
Vespri di primavera; rispetto, liriche
di P. Mastri, ed. Zanichelli, musica
di Bruno Piccinelli, of Italy. © Feb.
4, 1929; 1 c Jan: 30; E for. 3693;
A. Forlivesi & c., Florence, Italy.
9487
Vestris (The) ship sinks; words and
music by N. G. Carter. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Apr. 1, 1929;
E unp. 5239; Noah G. Carter, Bar-
bourville, Ky. 9488
Victorius (The) life; hymn, words by
C. Austin Miles, music by J. Lincoln
Hall. (dn Songs of faith and tri-
umph) © April 10, 1929; 2 ¢. April
17; E pub. 5413 ; Hall-Mack co., Phil-
adelphia.
Victor’s (The) song; words and music
by H. Kanter. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Apr. 11, 1929; E unp.
5592 ; Howard Kanter, New Bedford,
Mass. 9490
Viens Toinon; paroles de Gabriello,
musique de Fred Mélé et Craven,
both of France. © Mar. 20, 1929;
1 ce. Apr. 13; E for. 3970; Editions
musicales Evette, Paris. 9491
Village (The) orphan boy; words by
E. Odor, music by Ray Hibbeler.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
April 1, 1929; 2 c. April 6; E pub.
5309; Elizabeth Odor, Lorain, O.
9492
Villanella; de Enzo Masetti, of Italy;
pf. © June 10, 1928; 1 ¢. Apr. 18,
1929; E for. 3884; Umberto Pizzi,
Bologna, Italy. 9493
Villanella; il suonatore di ghironda,
di Enrico Furlani, of Italy; pf.
Mar. 20, 1929; 1 c Apr: 63) E ‘for.
3773; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
9494
Viola quebrada ; Modinha de M. de A.,
harmonizado por H. Villa-Lobos, of
Brazil. © Mar. 5, 1929; 1 c. Mar.
28; E for. 3606 ; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 9495
9489:
9506
Violence; agitato, by W. W. Lowitz,
organ notations by Emil Velazco;
orch. pts. © Apr. 16, 1929; 2 «.
Apr. 17; E pub. 5177; Crawford
music corp., New York. 9496
Virgin, full of grace (Vergin, tutto
amor) ; prayer for 3 pt. cho., words
and music by Francesco Durante,
English version by Charles Fonteyn
Manney, arr. by Leo Braun; women’s
voices. 4to. © Mar. 29, 1929; 2 ¢.
Apr. 3; E unp. 4824; Oliver Ditson
eo., Boston. 9497
Virginia; words. by N. E. Reed and
S. Easton, music by N. E. Reed.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Apr. 27, 1929; E unp. 6163; Nath-
aniel EH. Reed and Sidney Easton,
New York. 9498
Virginia moon; waltz song, words and
music by A. E. Spears. © Apr. 1,
1929; 2 c. Apr. 2; E pub. 4844; Anne
E. Spears, Haverhill, Mass. 9499
Vision (A) dear mother of you;
words and music by A. M. Akanes.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Apr. 2, 1929; E unp. 5284; Alfred
Marten Akanes, New York. 9500
Visioni; valzer-intermezzo, di Amilcare
Pennati Malvezzi, of Italy; small
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. ©
Mar. 1, 1929; 1 ¢. Mar. 28; FE for.
3630; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
9501
Visite nocturne; tango, paroles de
Emile Gibert, musique de Fernand
Heintz, of France. © Mar. 20,
1929.1 ve vApr. iy for. 3984;
Publications Francis-Day, s. a.
Paris. 9502
Vita agreste; scenetta, parole di
Bianca Lena, musica di KEttore
Lena, of Italy. © Feb. 15, 1929;
Dae. Mar. 28 5-H. LOT. dao) Ag pte hous
Carisch & c., Milan. 9503
Vita nel bosco; scherzo fantastico, per
orchestrina con pf. conduttore, di
Ettore Montanaro, of Italy, op. 126.
pts. 4to. © Apr. 4, 1929; 1 ¢ Apr.
Wed. LOL. O006;, (re, ICOLOL oe CO...
Milan. 9504
Viva la giga; by C. Pezzolo. [Melody
only] ©1e. Apr. 8, 1929; E unp.
5440; Caesar Pezzolo, San Fran-
cisco. 9505
Voci (La) dello Martello; versi di A.
Ventura, musica di Joseph Vallone,
of Italy, domiciled at New York
City. [Words and melody only] ©
1 e. Feb. -14,'1929;' E'‘unp. 3740;
Angelo Ventura, New York. 9506
487
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Voci sul mare; frammento lirico, di Fe-
lice Lattuada, of Italy; orchestrina
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Novy. 8, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 6, 1929; E
for. 2621; Mario Aromando, Milan.
9507
Voices calling; words and music by
_ J. C. Gaines: © 1c. Apr. 15, 1929;
E unp. 5750; Jennie Chester Gaines,
“Los Angeles. 9508
Vous avez perdu ca dans un taxi;
dans De la folie pure, paroles de
Louis Lemarchand et FE. Pothier,
musique de C. Oberfeld, of Poland.
© Mar. 29, 1929; 1 e. Mar. 30; EH
for. 3656; Enoch & cie., Paris. 9509
Wagner (Richard) . Hin Albumblatt;
arr. von Leopold Weninger, of Aus-
tria; orch. pts., with violin conduc-
tor “© "Jan: 27° 1939; ean 2s ;
E for. 2355; Anton J. Benjamin,
Leipzig. 9510
Waikiki; lyric by Mitchell Parish, mu-
sic by Sammy Fain; pf. and ukulele
ace. © April 2, 1929; 2 c. April 19;
E pub. 5209; Gotham music service,
ine., New York. 9511
Wait till I dream some more; words
and music by C. B. Richardson. ©
1 ¢.,,Apr.,,15, 19293, EF unp. aol;
Caroline B. Richardson, Waco, Tex.
9512
Waiting at the end of the road; words
and music by I. Berlin. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Apr. 30,
1929; E unp. 6223; Irving Berlin,
inec., New York. 9513
Waiting for you; fox trot melody, by
C. Maisto. © 1c. Apr. 6, 1929;'E
unp. 5442; Colombo Maisto, Brook-
lyn. 9514
Waiting for you; waltz ballad, lyrics
by M. Horn, music by M. Paul Man-
ganella; pf. and ukulele ace. ©1ce.
‘ Apr. 28, 1929; E unp. 6017; Mae
Horn, Brooklyn. 9515
Waiting for you; words and music
by Sam Gold; pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by May Singhi Breen. © Mar.
30, 1929; 2 c. April 1; E pub. 4702;
Broadway music corp., New York.
9516 |
Waiting—wond’ring; words and music
by C. L. Simpson. © 1c. Apr. 8,
1929; E unp. 5479; Carrie Lewis
Simpson, Raleigh, N. C. 9517
Walkin’ around in a dream; words
and music by Ted Lewis, Larry
Yoell and Robert E. Spencer; pf.
pt. 111, n.s., v. 24
and ukulele ace. (Cover title:—I’m
walkin’ around in a dream) ©
April 20, 1929; 2 ¢. April 25; E pub.
5404; Lloyd Campbell publications,
San Francisco. 9518
Walking song; words by F. W. Har-
vey, music by Ivor Gurney, of Great
Britain. © Feb. 21, 1929; 1 ¢. Apr.
26; H for. 4034; Oxford university
press, London. 9519
Walking with my Lord; hymn, words
and music by R. J. Weaver. ©
Sept. 18, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 24; E pub.
4969; Roy J. Weaver and VY. O.
Stamps, Jacksonville, Tex. 9520
Waltz of the black-eyed Susans; by
Dorothy Bell Briggs; pf. © Apr.
af, 1929 2°@: Apr: Tt; Epub oror.
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 9521
Walzer siciliano; by J. Gioviale, of
Italy, domiciled at New York. ©
1 c. Apr. 11, 1929; EK unp. 5607; S&S.
Riccardi, New York. 9522
Wanderer (The) ; words and music by.
Chas. H. Gabriel, jr.; bass voice. ©
April 3, 1929; 2 c. April 4; E pub.
4764; Edward B. Marks music ¢o.,
New York. 9523
Wandering; words and music by Lor-
retta Dronsick [i. e. L. A. Dron-
sick] [Words and melody only] ©
1c Apr. 8, 1929; E unp. 6000; Lau-
reatte A. Dronsick, Boston. 9524
Wandering Lou; words by D. Feasel,
music by Lee Turner. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Apr. 9, 1929;
E unp. 5528; Darrel Feasel, Amsden,
O. 9525
Wann sind sie denn fiir mich einmal
zuhause, gnid’ ge frau?...; slow-
fox, worte von Alfred Grtinwald, mu-
sik von Carlo Toscanini, of Austria.
© Mar. 15, 1929; 1c. Apr. 18; E for.
3786; W. Karezag verlag, Vienna.
9526
Wasted away; words by H. Baccus,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Apr. 12, 1929;
EH ounp. 5641; Hazel Baccus, Akron,
O. 9527
Watson (Edward J.) Two _ sacred
songs; words and music by E. J.
Watson. Understanding. [1 other]
© Dee. 12, 1928; 1 ce. Dee. 14, 1 «.
Dec. 29; E pub. 2242; Edward J.
Watson and Elizabeth Watson, Buf-
falo. 9528
488
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
9549
Way up to heaven; words by Max
Rutechick, music by W. Samuels and
Lecnard Whitcup. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Mar. 138, 1929;
E unp. 4770; Walter Samuels, New
York. 9529
We cobblers lead a merry life; action
song with cho. and dance, poem from
Locrine, music by F. White, of Great
Britain. London, J. Curwen & sons,
Itd. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Mar. 26, 1929; 1 c. Mar.
28; E for. 3768; Felix White, Lon-
don. 9530
We'll all cheer the Red, White and
slue; words by R. Burns, music by
H. B. Anderson. © 1 ¢. Apr. 25,
1929; E unp. 6094; Robert Burns,
St. Joseph, Mo. 9531
We'll welcome in the springtime when
I get over home; words and music
by EF. E. Connolly. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Apr. 6, 1929;
E ounp. 5423; Frank E. Connolly,
Norwalk, Conn. 9532
We're hanging out the welcome sign
for you; words and music by Harry
C. Eldridge. © Dec. 4, 1928; 2 c.
April 15, 1929; E pub. 5041; Eld-
ridge entertainment house, inc.,
Franklin, O. 9533
We’re on the road to June, and our
aero honeymoon; words and music
by M. Marchellos. of Greece, domi-
ciled at Union City, N. J. ©1«.
Apr. 20, 1929; E unp. 5957; Mabei
Marchellos, Union City, N. J. 9534
We were pals together; waltz, words
and music by C. W. Davis. © 1 ec.
Mar. 22, 1929; E unp. 5338; Claude
Wright Davis, Atlanta. 9535
Wear a little smile; words and music
by H. Nelson. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Apr. 26, 1929; E unp.
6147; Herbert Nelson, Detroit.
9536
Wee (A) bit o’ love; words by Her-
man Ruby, music by Norman Spen-
cer; pf. and ukulele ace. © April
J, 1929; 2 ec. April 5; EY pub, 4932;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
9537
Weeping willow ; words by Charles To-
bias, music by Ben Schwartz.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Apr. 20, 1929; E unp. 5919; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 9538
Weird agitation;
orch. by Hugo Frey; pf. or organ
conductor. © Jan. 29, 1929; 2 e.
by Kilenyi-Frey, |
Apr. 5; E pub. 5155; Robbins yousic
corp.. New York. 9539
Weiss (Adolph) Six preludes for
piano. (New music, v. 2, no. 3, April,
1929) © April 20, 1929; 2 ¢. April
25; E pub. 5406; Adolph Weiss, New
York. 9540
Weisst du noch, damals am Rhein;
text von Kurt Schwabach, musik
von Wilhelm Baum, of Germany. ©
Nov. 7, 1928; 1 ¢. Apr. 30, 1929; HE
for. 4055; Alrobi musikverlag, G. m.
b. H., Berlin. 9541
Wer braucht denn jazz und saxo-
phoner; Wienerlied, worte und mu-
sik von Ernst Steffan, of Austria.
© Dec. 5, 1928; 1 c. Jan. 29, 1929;
E for. 4021; Edition Bristol musik-u.
biihnenverlag, a. g., Vienna. 9542
West wind; lyric by J. Russel Robin-
son, music by V. Youmans. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Apr. 20,
1929; E unp. 5940; Vincent You-
mans, New York. 9543
What about Jane; musical comedy,
words and music by H. H. Goldberg.
© 1 ce. April 1, 1929; D unp. 27488;
Harry H. Goldberg, Baltimore. 9544
What couldn’t I do without you; fox
trot, words and music by Charlie
Follansbee [i. e. C. L. Follansbee]
[Words and melody only] © 16.
Apr. 22, 1929; E unp. 5990; Charles
Lambert Follansbee, Washington.
9545
What—e’er betide: words and music
by T. C. Cox. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Mar. 29, 1929: E unp.
5395; Theodora Cavalier Cox, Mill-
wood, Va. 9546
What I don’t iike; words by Mab Da-
vis, music by Alma Goatley, of Great
Britain. (1../pin,, DD), 2 Tio Bl n©
Apr. 18, 1929; 2 c. each Apr. 27; EH
pub. 5441; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
New York. 9547
What is this thing called love; from
Wake up and dream, words and mu-
sic by Cole Porter. London, New
York & Sydney, Chappell & co., Itd.
© Mar. 25, 1929; 2 ec. April 23; E
pub. 5346; Harms, ine., New York.
9548
What manner of love; sacred song,
words by Minnie M. H. Ayers, mu-
sie by M. Tracy-Hischen; low voice.
© Mar. '29,. (1920: 2G Apr: 65° B
pub. 4882; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 9549
489
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9550
What more could I want; words and
music by Ord Hamilton, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar.
3, Lo2e 5 ae. Mia au. iy LOL. rae «
Music pub. co., ltd., London. 9550
What’s that you tell me; fox trot by
L. V. Martin. [Melody only] ©
1c Apr. 1f,.to20-. ©) Unp: pore:
Louis Victor Martin, New York.
9551
What’s the matter with the gravy;
words and music by Bernie Read
and Freddie Johns, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. ace., with banjulele banjo
and ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Apr. 8, 1929; 1 ¢. Apr. 9; E for. 3900;
B. Feldman & co., London. 9552
When daisies pied; two-part song,
poem by Shakespeare, music by M.
Crichton, of Great Britain; sop. and
contralto. London, J. Curwen &
sons, Itd. 4to. © July 21, 1928; 1c.
July 19; E. for. 3908; Margaret
Crichton, London. 9553
When His love comes shining through ;
hymn, words by F. F. Walters, mu-
sic by B. D. Ackley. (In Songs of
faith and triumph) © April 10,
1929; 2 ec. April 17; E pub. 5412;
Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia. 9554
When I behold; sacred song, words
and music by Clara Edwards; med.
_ voice. © April 4, 1929; 2 c. April
8; E pub. 5091; G. Schirmer, ince.,
New York. 9555
“When I came forth this morn; words
by W. H. Davies, music by Michael
Head, of Great Britain; high. (
Mar. 27, 1929; 1 .¢, Apr. Ta =i ator.
3825; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
9556
When I’m good; words by David 8.
Goldberg, music by H. O. Carow. ©
1c. Apr. 10, 1929; E unp. 5575; Her-
man Otto Carow, FE REE
When it’s moon-time in June-time;
words and music by W. W. Jones.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Apr. 25, 1929; E unp. 6101; Willard
W. Jones, Rochester, N. Y. 9558
When it’s springtime in the Rockies;
waltz song,, words by Mary Hale
Woolsey, music by Robert Sauer;
pf. and ukulele ace. © April 15,
1929: 2 ec. April 19; E pub. 5206;
Villa Moret, ine, San Francisco.
9559
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
When Jehovah leads; hymn, words by
James Rowe, music by Thomas Ben-
ton. © Jan. 3, 1929; 2 ec. Feb. 26;
EK pub. 4732; Eugene Monroe Bart-
lett, Hartford, Ark. 9560
When Jesus knows; words by C. F.
Dietsch, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Apr. 20, 1929; E unp. 5921; Clao
Fairchild Dietsch, Rawlins, Wy.
9561
When little children smile; fox-trot,
words by Edgar Leslie, musie by
Jos. Geo. Gilbert, of Great Britain ;
pf. acc., with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Apr. 11, 1929; 1 ce. Apr. 19; E for.
3903; Lawrence Wright music €o.,
London. 9562
When my baby comes trot-trot-trot-
ting along; words and music by A.
Fratus, arr. by Phil Star. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Apr. 3,
1929; EH unp. 5315; Anna Fratus,
Bristol, R. I. 9563
When my baby does that baby talk for
me; lyrics by L. Wolfe Gilbert, mu-
sic by Grace Dalton. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Apr. 3, 1929;
E unp. 5414; Leo Feist, ine. New
Work, 9564
When Phyllis crossed the wood ; words
by John Meighan, music by Ina
Mornement, of Australia. © Jan.
12, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 6; E for. 3748;
Allan & co., proprietary, ltd., Mel-
bourne, Australia. 9565
When shadows fall; waltz, words by
Sunny Clapp, music by Art Addoms ;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Apr. 3, 1929;
2 c. Apr. 4; E pub. 5157; Southern
music pub. co., ine., New York. 9566
When the light shines brightly in the
lighthouse; comedy song fox-trot,
written and composed by Robert
Hargreaves and Stanley J. Dame-
rell, of Great Britain; pf. and uku-
lele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions]. © Mar. 22, 1929; 1c) Apr.
1: E. for. 3673; Cecil Lennox, Itd.,
London. 9567
When the roll is called up yonder;
words and music by Bernie Read
and Freddie Johns, both of Great
Britain; pf. acc. with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Mar. 27, 1929; 1 ¢. Mar.
28: EB for. 3685; B. Feldman & Co.,
London. 9568
490
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
When they played Kentucky home;
words and music by E. Brocksmith.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Apr. 1, 1929; E unp. 5238; Edward
Brocksmith, Alvin, Ill. 9569
When we get together in the moon-
light, we get along great; lyric by
Ben Ryan and Billy Rose, music by
Violinsky [pseud. of Solly Ginsberg]
[Words and melody only] ©l1ee.
Apr. 27, 1929; E unp. 6179; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 9570
When you are here; words and music
by S. B. Furgatch. [Photostat] ©
1c. Apr. 6, 1929; E unp. 5448; Sid-
ney B. Furgatch, New York. 9571
When you come to the end of the day;
words by Gus Kahn, music by
Frank Westphal; pf. ace. with uku-
lele arr. by May Singhi Breen. ©
April 10, 1929; 2 c. April 11; E pub.
4972; Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
9572
When you’re in love; words by J.
Schroeder, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Apr. 24, 1929; E unp. 6050; John
Schroeder, Chicago. 9573
Where are you; words and music by
Lew Pollack and Lou Davis. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Apr. 24,
1929; E unp. 6074; Remick music
corp., New York. 9574
Where do I want to be? just with you;
lyric by Bruce Sievier, music by Paul
Barry, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele arr.
by Alvin D. Keech. © Mar. 15, 1929;
1 ec. Apr. 15; E for. 3832: Cavendish
musie co., London. 9575
Where the bee sucks; unison song,
words by Shakespeare, music by
Thomas F. Dunhill, of Great Britain.
Ato. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Mar. 22, 1929; 1 ec. Apr.
6; E for. 3735; Edward Arnold & co.,
London. 9576
Where the South begins; words and
music by A. H. Boostrom. New York
City, Frank Harding. © April 15,
1929; 2 ¢. April 20; E pub. 5331;
Alpha H. Boostrom, Lynn Haven,
Fla. 9577
Where the sweet forget-me-nots remem-
ber; lyric by Mort Dixon, music by
Harry Warren. [Words and melody
only} © 1c. Apr. 6, 1929; E unp.
5459; Remick music corp., New York.
9578
9588
Which am de best way home? slow
fox-trot, words and music by Nita
Hall, of Great Britain; pf. ace., with
banjulele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Alvin D. Keech. © Mar. 26, 1929;
1 ¢. Apr. 15; E for. 3831; Cavendish
music co., London. 9579
While the other boys play, I am mak-
ing hay for Mary; words and music
by L. G. Coombs. [Blueprint]
(Cover title:—I am making hay for
Mary) © 1c. Apr. 5, 1929; E unp.
5398 ; Laforest Gilbert Coombs, Bath,
Me. 9580
Whippoorwill; words by C. F. Dietsch,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Apr. 20, 1929;
EH eunp. 5930; Clao Fairchild Dietsch,
Rawlins, Wy. 9581
Whisper that you love me dear; fox-
trot, lyric and music by W. J.
Schmidt; in E. Flat. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Apr. 18, 1929;
E ounp. 5859; Walter John Schmidt,
Lindenhurst, L. I., N. Y. 9582
White and purple violets ; song without
words, by Wallace A. Johnson, op.
190, no. 2; pf. © April 10, 1929;
2c. April 12; E pub. 5070; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 9583
White and yellow daisies; reverie, by
Wallace A. Johnson, op. 190, no. 6;
pf. © April 10, 1929; 2 c. April 12;
EH pub. 5074; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 9584
Who cares; lyric by Martha R. White,
music by L. Sugarman. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Apr. 15, 1929;
E unp. 5735; Louis Sugarman, New
York. 9585
Who cares what you have been; fox-
trot, in Ziegfeld’s midnight frolic,
lyric by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by
Martin Freed, arr. by Joseph Nuss-
baum; orch. pts. 4to. © Mar. 29,
1920.2 .¢, April, ;.... BE) Deb. 44748 ;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 9586
Who cares what you have been; fox-
trot song, intro. in Ziegfeld’s mid-
night frolic, lyric by L. Wolfe Gil-
bert, music by Martin Freed. ©
Mar. 28, 1929; 2 ce. Mar. 30; E pub.
4779; Leo Feist, ine., New York.
9587
Who couldn’t love you; lyric and music
by C. Oden. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. April 10, 1929; E unp.
5558; Clarence Oden, Laurel, Miss.
9588
491
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9589
Who is that a comin’ down the moun-
tain; words by B. Miller, music by
B. Miller and Bernard Smith.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Apr. 19, 1929; E unp. 5909 ; Bob
Miller, New York. 9589
Who knows; words and music by T. S.
Myer. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ¢. Apr. 1, 1929; EK unp. 5245; Thel-
ma S. Myer, McGehee, Ark. 9590
Whom the gods destroy; musical
drama, words and music by L. Miller.
©1c. Jan. 30, 1929; D unp. 27439;
Lucy Miller, Guatay, Calif. 9591
Whoopee blues; words by T. M. Lup-
ton, music by Arthur’ Bowers.
[Words and melody oniy] © 1.
Apr. 12, 1929; E unp. 5657; Thelma
M. Lupton, Phoebus, Va. 9592
Whoopee (The) girl; words and music
by M. Marchellos, of Greece, domi-
ciled at Union City, N. J. ©1e..
Apr. 20, 1929; E unp. 5956; Mabel
Marchellos, Union City, N. J.. 9593
Whoopee, Texas jubilee; words by W.
H. Estes, music by M. L. Jackson. ©
Te Apr.” 12> 1989) Sire DOUG.
Investment bond & trust co., Itd.,
Fort Worth. 9594
Whoppee [!] blues; words and music
by S. M. Mingora. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Apr. 15, 1929; E
unp. 5761; Stephen M. Mingora,
Bethlehem,’ Pa. 9595
Why? words by E. W. Kidwell, music
by Sylvester Long Cross; pf. ©1c.
Apr. 4, 1929; E unp. 5379; Ethel W.
Kidwell, Spokane, Wash. 9596
Why can’t I be like you; words and
music by Con Conrad, Sidney Mitch-
ell, and Archie Gottler. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Apr. 5, 1929;
E unp. 5420; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 9597
Why can’t I find my man; lyrics by
WL: Cooper; “jr. musierpyy aL.
Sacco. [Chords, single staff] ©
1 ¢c. Apr. 20, 1929; E unp. 5918;
John Peter Sacco, New York. 9598
Why can’t I find someone; lyrics by
B. Trivers, music by R. Fram, arr.
by W. Scharf. © 1c. Apr. 2, 1929;
EK unp. 5274; Benn Trivers & Robert
Fram, inc., New York. 9599
Why can’t I love you; waltz song,
words and music by E. Wilson.
Boston, “Mass., Re TL. * Portals "oO
April 6, 1929; 2 ce. April 12; E pub.
51382; Esso Wilson, Boston. 9600
———————————
pt. III, n.S., v. 24
Why can’t you; words and music by
B. G. De Sylva [pseud. of George
Gard De Sylva], Lew Brown, Ray
Henderson and Al Jolson. © April
22, 1929; 2 c. April 23; E pub. 5315;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 9601
Why can’t you care? words and music
by V. L. Mitchell. © 1 e. Apr. 8,
1929; E unp. 5487; Virgel Lee Mit-
cheH, Twin Falls, Id. ~~ 9602
Why did the cow jump over the moon;
words and music by Clitus Marcel-
linus Wickens, arr. by Charles L.
Cooke; special dance orch. pts. 4to.
© April 1, 1929; 2c. April 1; E pub.
4704; Universal music Sales, Chi-
cago. 9603
Why did you forget; melody, by Eler,
of France; violin solo, violin ripiane,
cello, bass and pf. conductor. — 4to.
© Mar. 20, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 13; E for.
3942; Eler, Paris. 9604
Why don’t you believe me; fox trot,
words by Rowland Leigh, music by
Harry Revel, of Great Britain; pf.,
banjulele banjo and ukulele ace.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Mar. 27, 1929; 1 ¢. Apr. 2; B for.
3621; Keith-Prowse & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 9605
Why not smile; words and music by
G. K. Tilden. [Words and melody
only] ©1l1c. Apr. 26, 1929; HB unp.
6140; Grace Kathryn Tilden, Claw-
son, Mich. 9606
Why quarrel with me dear; words
and music by S. Pepper and B.
Brennen. © 1. Apr. 5, 1929; E
unp. 5400; Sally Pepper & Bob Bren-
nen, New York. 9607
Widdecombe fair; Devonshire folk-
song, arr. and adapted by. Cecil For-
syth; men’s voices. 4to. © Apr. 5,
19295 2. ¢. Apr. '17;) HUpubt 05161 ;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 9608
Wien bleibt Wien; von Joh. Schram-
mel, arr. von Leopold Weninger, of
Austria; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor and violin 1 conductor. 4to. ©
Mar. 9, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 4;'H for.
3713; Anton J. Benjamin, Leipzig.
9609
Wiggle yo’ toes; by Robert Hugh
Cloud and Benjamin Nawahi. [Mel-
ody only] © 1. Mar. 14, 1929;
E unp. 53850; Harrison Godwin
Smith, New York. 9610
492
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
9632
Wild orchids; theme song of Wild
orchids, music by Wm. Axt and
David Mendoza; pf. © 1c. Feb.
4, 1929; E unp. 3398; Robbins music
eorp., New York. 9611
Will love linger on my darling; words
and music by Ted Koehler and
Frank Magine. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Apr. 2, 1929; EH
unp. 5334; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inec., New York. 9612
Will you be my angel; fox trot, by
L. V.,Martin. [Melody only] ~- ©
te Ape 1. 19290: unp,”* S620 5
Louis Victor Martin, New York.
9613
Will you be _ satisfied; lyrics by
Charles Newman, music by Larry
Shay. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 12, 1929; E unp. 5628;
Remick music corp., New York.
9614
Will you forget? words by Perey Ed-
gar, music by L. Silberman, of Great
Britain; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by Harry Bull. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Dec. 15, 1928;
1 ec. Feb. 8, 1929; E for. 3863; Sil-
berman & Solloway, London. 9615
Will your wife be home tonight;
words by Wm. EK. Motz, jr., music
by Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Apr. 3, 1929; E unp.
5313; William E. Motz, jr.; Detroit.
9616
Wings of love; words by G. Heimdal,
music by Sylvester Long Cross.
1c. Apr. 4, 1929; E unp. 5393; Grace
Heimdal, Yakima, Wash. 9617
Winslow (Edward Monford) Dance;
words and music by E. M. Winslow.
[Words and melody only] ©1e
April 29, 1929; E unp. 6187; Edward
Monford Winslow, Boston. 9618
Winsome Nan; words and music by
D. O. Justice. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Apr. 15, 1929; E unp.
5759 ; Donald O. Justice, West Mans-
field, O. 9619
With heart and voice; service for
Children’s day with responses,
words by Elsie Duncan Yale, music
by J. Lincoln Hall. 8vo. © April
10, 1929; 2 e. April 17; E pub. 5121;
Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia. 9620
With you in my arms; words and
music by Lou Davis, J. Fred Coots
and Larry Spier. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ec. Apr. 23, 1929;
E unp. 6042; Famous music corp.,
New York. 9621
52354—29—_8
Woll’n sie ihren mann betriigen; lied
und slow-fox, text von Fritz Griin-
baum, musik yon Peter Kreuder, of
Austria, klavier arr. von Hartwig
von Platen, of Austria. © Jan. 26,
T920:)'T' ec. "Apr. SO; ‘HP tor. “agans
Alrobi musikverlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 9622
Wonderful Dixie nights; words by D.
Lane, music by D. Lane and J. S.
Brooks. © 1 ey Jan: 21, 1929; EB
unp. 2983; Dorothy Lane and J.
Stanley Brooks, Memphis, Tenn.
9623
Wonderful dream; words and music:
by Francis Scott. © 1.e. Apr. 6,
1929; E unp. 5458; Francis H. Scott,
North Wales, Pa. 9624
Wonderful mother; words and music
by M. E. Stewart; sop. and alto. ©
1 ce. Apr. 8, 1929; E unp. 5454; Maud
Eva Stewart, Paola, Kan. 9625
Wonderful pal of my dreams; words
and music by Ernie Burnett.
[Words and melody only] ©1l1e..
- Apr. 138, 1929; E unp. 5691; Ernest
M. Burnett, Chicago. 9626
Wonderful you; lyric by Jack Meskill
and Max Rich, music by Pete Wend-
ling; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
W.C. Lindemann. © Apr. 13, 1929;
2c Apr. 15; E pub. 5062; Water-
son, Berlin & Snyder eco., New York.
9627
Wonderlust; words by C. F. Dietsch,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] © 1c: Apr. 20, 1929;
E unp. 5929; Clao Fairchild Dietsch,
Rawlings, Wy. 9628
Won’t you come back once more?
words and music by C. J. Peter. ©
1 e¢. Apr. 20, 1929; E unp. 5906; Carl
J. Peter, Omaha. 9629:
Wood (Haydn) Three famous cinema
stars; suite, by H. Wood, of Great
Britain; pf. 1. Ivor Novello. — [2
others] © Apr. 29, 1929; 1 @ Apr.
20; E for. 4051; Keith, Prowse &
co., ltd., London. 9630
Woodland (A) tale; by Ralph Le-
wando; violin and pf. © Mar. 22,
1929; 2 ec. Mar. 25; E pub. 4787;
Harms, inc., New York. 9631
Woods of Belleau; words and music
by Howard D. Is . Jack Corlies
[pseud. of C. Jackson] and Derby
Morris [pseud. of V. Morris]; pf.
© 1c. Mar. 22, 1929; E unp. 5080;
Howard Israel, Corlies Jackson and
Virgil Morris, Detroit. 9632
493
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9633
Work; hymn, words and music by T.
S. Cobb. © Nov. 20, 1928; 2-c. Apr.
18, 1929; E pub. 5195; Thomas Seth
Cobb, Fort Worth, Tex. 96383
World (The) is yours and mine;
words and music by Bud Green, Sam
H. Stept, and James F. Hanley; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by A. J. Fran-
chini. © April 25, 1929; 2 ¢. April
26; E pub. 5514; Shapiro, Bernstein
& co., ine., New York. 9634
World’s (The) war is over; words and
music by L. C. Yates. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Apr. 1, 1929;
E unp. 5247; Lunsford C. Yates,
Silverton, Tex. 9635
Would you like to take a chance with
me? words and music by Jack
Heaton, of Great Britain, domiciled
at Philadelphia. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Apr. 18, 1929; E
unp. 5861; John Arthur Heaton,
Philadelphia. 9636
Wouldn’t we get along; words and mu-
sie by H. C. Schachern. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Apr. 12, 1929;
EH unp. 5614; Helen C. Schachern,
New York. 9637
Wound me not; madrigal, words anon.,
music by Herbert Hughes, of Great
Britain; mixed voices. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar.
6, 1929; 1 ec. Mar. 30; E for. 3650;
Boosey & co., Itd., London. 9638
Wringin’ that thing; words and music
by Jack Jones. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Apr. 22, 1929; EB unp.
5967; Georgia music co., New York.
9639
Write that letter to mother, before it
is too late; words by Walter Graff
and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Brandon,
musie by Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bran-
don, W. L. Shockley and Walter
Graff. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 25, 1929; E unp. 6086;
Nina A. Shockley, St. Louis. 9640
Xango; canto fetiche de Makumba, do
Brasil, harmonizado por H. Villa-
Lobos, of Brazil. © Mar. 5, 1929;
1c. Mar. 28; E for. 3604; Editions
Max Eschig, Paris. 9641
Yaller; words by H. Myers, music by
Charles M. Schwab. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Apr. 2, 1929;
E unp. 5290; Henry Myers, New
York. 9642
Yellow corn; theme song to Cupid in
clover, words by Robert Hargreaves,
Stanley J. Damerell and Pat Heale,
'
pt. 111, n.s., v. 24
music by Harry Tilsley and Tol-
chard Evans, of Great Britain; pf.
and ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Mar. 22, 1929;
1c. Apr. 1; E for. 3671; Cecil Len-
nox, ltd., London. 9643
Yes, I have no macaroni; fox trot,
words and music by BH. Angrisano.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Apr. 24, 1929; E unp. 6041; Emilio
Angrisano, Boston. “9644
Yesterday’s girl; words by C. B.
Brown, music by B. M. Hale. ©
1c. Apr. 1, 1929; E unp. 5249; Char-
lotte B. Brown, Grand Lake Stream, ,
Me. 9645
“Tuvos ths ’Axémas; moinots ’ Avdpeou I. BXa-
Xov, pmovorky Lar. Maexatwpov; mixed
voices, with mandolin and violin pt.
© Oct. 8, 1928; 2 c. Mar. 25, 1929;
HE} pub. 4989; Andrew J. Vlachos and
Spyros Becatoros, Chicago. 9646
Yosem’] (Der); words tr. and music —
[adapted] by Mrs. Wolf Jankelwitz.
(b/oyn* aD4)
© April 22, 19299: 2 c April 24; B
pub. 5308; Hirsch W. Yankelewitz,
Newark, N. J. 9647
You; waltz, words by Al Mickelson,
music by L. R. Hisinger. Baltimore,
Me-lo-dy music co. © Dec. 11, 1928;
2 ec. Apr. 15, 1929; E pub. 5059;
Leonard R. Eisinger, Baltimore.
9648
You; words and music by D. D. Re-
heard. ©1ce. Apr. 10, 1929; E unp.
5579; Dorothy Dietz Reheard, Har-
risburg, Pa. 9649
You and I in lovers lane; waltz, by
L. V. Martin. [Melody only] ©
1c. Apr. 4, 1929; E unp. 5354; Louis
Victor Martin, New York. 9650
You and I in the moonlight; lyric by
Ned Washington, music by M. K.
Jerome; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Apr. 8, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 11; E pub.
5015; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
9651
You are my Lucky Strike; words and
music by W. White. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Apr. 22, 1929;
E unp. 5972; Willy White, New York.
9652
You are the girl I love; words by G.
Rogers, music by Sylvester Long
Cross. © 1c. Apr. 4, 1929; E unp.
5386; George Rogers, Baker, Or.
9653
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
You are the girl that I love; by Betty
Carr [i. e. Elizabeth Carr]; melody
with' pf. acc. © 1c. Apr. 18, 1929;
E unp. 5705; Elizabeth Carr, New
York. 9654
You are the one after all; words and
music by Billie Dale [pseud. of J.
Smerecky] © 1c. Apr. 3, 1929; E
unp. 5589 ; Julia Smerecky, Scranton,
Pa. 9655
You belong to me; words by G. D.
Giusefi, music by Andrew S. Di-
michino. © 1 ¢. Apr. 9, 1929; E
unp. 5534; Girolamo D. Giuseffi, St.
Louis. 9656
You came along just in time; fox-trot,
words by Harry Tenney, music by
Lou Herscher and Billy Hays, arr.
by Art Addoms; pf. and ukulele or
banjulele banjo ace. © April 3,
1929; 2 e. April 4; E pub. 4769;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 9657
You can depend on me; words and
music by A. Eisenbourg. © 1 ec.
Apr. 27, 1929; E unp. 6169; Adolphe
Eisenbourg, New York. 9658
You can fuss at me woman, but please
don’t ya dawg me round; lyric and
music by J. R. Rose. © 1c. Apr.
22, 1929; E unp. 6035; John Richardi
Rose, Cleburne, Tex. 9659
You can’t see the sea today; fox trot,
written and composed by Howard
Flynn and Ralph Butler, of Great
Britain; pf. ace. with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D
Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions]. © Mar. 22, 1929: 1 ¢. Apr.
6; E for. 3686; Billy Thorburn music
pub. co., Itd., London. 9660
You can’t stop me from lovin’ you;
words by George Whiting, music by
Al Hoffman and Jos. Nussbaum. ©
April 3, 1929; 2 ce. April 4; E pub.
4770; Irving Berlin, inec., New York.
9661
You have too much fascination for me;
words and music by Jean Talbot.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Apr. 25, 1929; E unp.. 6109; Ruth
Sylvia Keil, Hollywood, Calif. 9662
You just couldn’t be true; rag ballad,
words by Pat Ballard [pseud. of
F. D. Ballard], music by Tom War-
ing. © Apr. 22, 1929; 2c. Apr. 24;
E pub. 5378; Francis Drake Ballard,
New York. 9663
9673
You just you; words and music by
Larry Yoell, Herb Scharlin and Al
Jacobs; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
April 4, 1929; 2 ec. April 9; E pub.
4911; Sherman, Clay & co., San Fran-
cisco. 9664
You left me lonely; words by S. Q.
Sabado, music by T. E. Tudor. ©
1 ce Apr. 30, 1929; E unp. 6212;
Silvino Q. Sabado, Kansas City, Mo.
9665
You like it; words by C. E. Rathbone,
music by Sylvester Long Cross; pf.
© 1c. Apr. 15, 1929; E unp. 5729;
' Charles. Earl Rathbone, Cavendish,
Id. 9666
You'll always be a sweetheart to me;
words and music by J. Oleck.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
Apr. 15, 1929; E unp. 5758; Joseph
Oleck, Weatherly, Pa. 9667
You'll have to see Seattle; words by
G. A. Morris, music by Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. ©1c. Apr. 4, 1929;
EK seunp. 5374; George Alfred Morris,
Issaquah, Wash. 9668
You'll recognize my baby; fox-trot
song, words by Ned Miller and Ga-
briel Jacoby, music by Chester Cohn;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Mar. 20,
1929 ; (Bie. Mar.) 223. Hi pub..05125 ;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 9669
You'll recognize my baby; fox-trot,
words by Ned Miller and Gabriel
Jacoby, music by Chester Cohn, arr.
by Frank Skinner; orch. pts. 4to.
© Mar. 30, 1929; 2c. April 1; E pub.
4775; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
9670
You’ll want to wriggle your toes; lyric
by Walter Schmidt, music by Leslie
Ost [i. e. Charles Leslie Ost] and
W. J. Schmidt. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Apr. 18, 1929; E unp.
5858; Walter John Schmidt, Linden-
hurst; 2 I.) Ne Y: 9671
You made me love you, why did you?
words and music by Carmen Lom-
bardo and Mickey Kippel; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Apr. 8, 1929; 2 «.
Apr. 11; E pub. 5016; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 9672
You never see a Western Union mes-
senger, but what he is spic and span;
words and music by B. L. Brannan.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Apr. 19, 1929; E unp. 5896; Bar-
rington L. Brannan, Brooklyn. 9673
495
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9674
You only made believe; words and
music by G. Doro. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Apr. 1, 1929; B
unp. 5263; Grace Doro, Chicago.
9674
You’re divine; words by Euphemia
Grimshaw, music by Gordon West
[pseud. of Harland A. Riker] ©
Apr. 6, 1929; 2 c Apr. 19; E pub.
5226; Arthur N. Middlemiss, Mon-
treal, Canada. 9675
You’re just another memory ; words by
Lou Davis and Ray Klages [i. e.
Raymond Klages] music by J. Fred
Coots; pf. and ukulele acc. © April
22, 1929; 2 c. April 24; E pub. 5294;
Spier & Coslow, inc., New York.
9676
You’re just too late; words and music
by Lou Davis and J. Fred Coots.
[Words and melody only] ©i1ec
April 5, 1929; E unp. 5544; Leo Feist, ©
S677
You’re not the same old sweetheart;
words and music by Ted Koehler and
Frank Magine. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Apr. 2, 1929: E unp.
5333; De Sylva, Brown & Henderson,
inc., New York. 9678
You’re only a heart-ache to me; words
and music by M. Laing. © 1 ec.
Apr. 9, 1929: E unp. 5504; Marie
Laing, New York. 9679
You’re only walkin’ in your sleep,
your life has not begun; words and
music by J. C. Lockhart. New
York-Dayton, Ohio, Lockhart music
co. © Apr. 20, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 20;
E pub. 5227; James C. Lockhart,
Dayton, O. 9680
You’re the only one for me; theme
song of The flying fleet, lyric by
Raymond Klages, music by William
Axt and David Mendoza; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by Hank Linet.
© Feb. 1, 1929; 2 c. Feb. 4; E pub.
5194; Robbins music corp., New
York. 9681
You stop that; talking song, words
and music..by .T.. ©... Lestrade.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Apr. 29, 1929; E unp. 6205; Teresa
Cole Lestrade, New York. 9682
You’ve captured me with your dreamy
eyes; fox-trot, words and music by
J. ‘RR, Sealzo” and’ “HH: ‘Oontell.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Apr. 1, 1929; E unp. 5236; Joseph
R. Scalzo & Harry Connell, Auburn,
(A 9683
ine., New York.
pt. 117, n. s., V. 24
You’ve gone back to your old ways
again; words by J. M. Boland, mu-
sic by Samuel H. Speck. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Apr. 12,
1929; E unp. 5650; Jessie M. Boland,
Kearney, N. J. 9684
You’ve got to give me some; words
and music by Spencer Williams.
[Words and melody only] ©1l1e
Apr. 29, 1929; E unp. 6182; Georgia
music co., New York. 9685
You’ve got what I want; words and
music by Irving Morris [pseud. of
I. M. Schlenoff] [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Apr. 16, 1929;
E unp. 5781; Irving Morris Schlen-
off. Baltimore. 9686
You’ve left me broken-hearted ; words
by J. L. Brown, music by Ray Hib-
beler. © 1c. Apr. 10, 1929; E unp.
5573; John L. Brown, Decatur, Ala.
9687
You want lovin’, but I want love;
words and music by Sam Coslow,
Larry Spier and -Jack Osterman.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Apr. 23, 1929; E unp. 6013; Spier
& Coslow, inc., New York. 9688
You went away once too often; fox
trot, words by Al Bryan, music by
Everett Lynton, of Great Britain ;
pf. acec., with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech.
[Staff and tonie sol-fa notations]
© Apr. 11, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 19; HE for.
3904; Lawrence Wright music ©co.,
London. 9689
You wonderful Californian; words
and music by A. E. Robert. © Apr.
21, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 80, 1929; EH pub.
5519; Augusta Emillion Robert,
Oakland, Calif. 9690
Young Briton’s heritage; school song,
words and music by Jewell Hen-
nessy, of Great Britain. © Mar.
22, 1929; 1 ¢c. Apr. 15; Hi for, seen,
Boosey & eco., ltd., London. 9691
Young (The) cadet; march, by H.
Walker. © 1 c. Apr. 23, 1929; EH
unp. 6029; Harry Walker, Hartford.
9692
Your cross and mine; hymn, words
by W. C. Poole, music by C. Austin
Miles. (Jn Songs of faith and tri-
umph) © April 10, 1929; 2 ec. April
17; E pub. 5417; Hall-Mack co.,
Philadelphia. 9693
496
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 4, 1929
Your love; words and music by F. | Zong-hai march; by J. H. Levis, of
McManus, of Canada, domiciled at
Los Angeles. [Words and mclody
only| © lic. Apr. 1, 1929; E unp.
5254; Frederick McManus, Los An-
geles. 9694
‘Your [!] my sweetheart of old; waltz,
words and music by J: A. Daily;
alto saxophone. © 1c. Apr. 12,
1929; E unp. 5618; John Albert
Daily, Philadelphia. 9695
Your [!] so sweet; words and music
by Jack Corlies [pseud. of Corlies
Jackson], Howard Isreal, and
Derby Morris [pseud. of V. Morris] ;
n.. © £ G Mar. 22, 1929; E unp.
5078; Howard Isreal, Corlies Jack-
son and Virgil Morris, Detroit.
9696
Youthful fancies; by Maurice Baron;
orch. pts., with pf. or organ conduc-
tor and ist violin conductor. ©
April 9, 1929; 2 c. April 10; E pub.
4944; Irving Berlin standard music
corp., New York, 9697
Z pod kopyta rhinelander; by M. V.
Pajakowski; violin. © 1c. Apr. 3,
1929; E unp. 5827; Matthew V. Pa-
jakowski, Buffalo. 9698
Zazra; intermezzo, by York Bowen, of
Great Britain, arr. by Frank Win-
terbottom, of Great Britain; mili-
tary band pts., with conductor. (In
Hawkes & son’s military band jour-
nal, no. 493) © Apr. 4, 1929; 1 e.
Apr. 19; E for. 3919; Hawkes & son
(London) ltd., London. 9699
Zero hour; march, by HE. W. Ehrlich,
are by Harry P. Guy; pf. © 1 ¢€
Apr. 10, 1929; E unp. 5666; Edward
9709
Great Britain, domiciled at New
York; pf. © 1c. Apr. 10, 1929;
E unp. 5566; John Hazedel Levis,
Jackson Heights, L. I, N. Y. 9701
Zoubaloff (J. M.) Deux valses; par
J. M. Zoubaloff, of France; pf. 1.
Valse d’automne [1 other] © Mar.
ay 19290 1 e, Apr. 18: BE for. sea;
Editions Maurice Senart, Paris.
9702
1° sonatina; per quartetto d’ archi,
di Alceo Toni, of Italy. Partitura,
formato tascabile. 12mo. © Feb. 1,
1929; 1 ec. Mar. 28; E for. 3623; A.
& G. Carisch & c., Milan. 9703
2° quartetto; pour 2 violons, alto et
violoncelle, par Carlo Jachino, of
Italy. © Mar. 20, 1929; 1 ce. Apr.
13; E for. 3947; Editions Maurice
- Senart, Paris. 9704
2° romanesque; de Blair Fairchild;
pf. © Mar. 20, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 13;
E pub. 5374; Durand et cie., Paris.
9705
2* sonatina; per quartetto d’ archi,
di Alceo Toni, of Italy. 1. Partitura,
formato tascabile. 12mo. 2. Parti.
© Feb. 14, 1929; 1 c. each Mar. 28;
E for. 3628, 3629; A. & G. Carisch
& e¢., Milan. 9706, 9707
2° trio; per pf., violino e violoncello,
di Guido Guerrini, of Italy. © Jan.
15, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 18; E for. 3897;
Umberto Pizzi, Bologna, Italy. 9708
101 U songs; words and music by R.
Raney. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 8, 1929; E unp. 5330;
Rebekah Raney, San Francisco.
William Ehrlich, Detroit. 9700 9709
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1929:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 26 unpublished) __~_ 78
Class E, Musical compositions (including 3,728 unpublished) ~----.-_~- 9, 631
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497
LASTiMOFMUSICo OFoWHIGHMTHE: SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT (AG Jom
RENEWED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909 [9709]
Above the shadows; words by Kate
Ulmer, music by A. Geibel. © Adam
Geibel, Philadelphia, as the author
of the music. R 2353, Feb. 18, 1929.
1
Acquaint thyself with God; anthem,
music by D. Protheroe, op. 58, no. 3;
mixed voices with organ acc.
Daniel Protheroe, Chicago, as the
author of the music. R 2480, Feb.
14, 1929. 2
Air de ballet; the gossipers, by S. S.
Aronson, op. 69; pf. © Samuel S.
Aronson, New York, as the author.
R 2410, Feb. 28, 1929. 3
Am I a soldier of the cross; hymn,
words by Isaac Watts, music by A.
Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Philadel-
phia, as the author of the music.
R 2357, Feb. 18, 1929. 4
Amedia schottische; by M. B. Eaton
[pseud. of W. M. Scouton]; orch.
© William H. Scouton, Fremont, O.,
as the author. R 2275, Feb. 18, 1929.
5
America; patriotic song, music by C.
H. Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif., as the author of the
music. R 2531, Mar. 21, 1929. 6
Angel voices ever singing; hymn,
words by Francis Pott, music by A.
Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Philadel-
phia, as the author of the music. R
2358, Feb. 18, 1929. 7
Apostles’ (The) creed; chant, music
by A. Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Phil-
adelphia, as the author of the music.
R 2346, Feb. 18, 1929. 8
As I watched the ploughman plough-
ing; and other chants of freedom,
words by Walt Whitman, music by
Philip Dalmas. © Howard 8. Okie,
Philadelphia, as the administrator
of the author of the music, who is
not living. R 2562, Feb. 28, 1929. 9
Au matin; par Gabriel Dupont; violin
and pf. © Delphine Constance
Brunel, veuve de Achille Henry
César Edouard Dupont, Neuilly sur
Seine, France, Maurice Martial
Henri Dupont, Paris, and Robert
Achille Adolphe Dupont, Paris, as
the next of kin of the author, who
is not living. R 2546, Jan. 3, 1929.
10
Au soir; par Gabriel Dupont; violon
et pf. © Delphine Constance Bru-
nel, veuve de Achille Henry César
Edouard Dupont, Neuilly sur Seine,
France, Maurice Martial Henri Du-
pont, Paris, and Robert Achille
Adolphe Dupont, Paris, as the next
of kin of the author, who is not
living. R 2547, Jan. 3, 1929. 11
Autumn leaves; Sunday school service
for Rally day and Harvest home, by
A. Geibel, R. Frank Lehman, Flo-
rence W. Williams and Lizzie De-
Armond. © Adam Geibel, Philadel-
phia, as the one of the authors of
the music. R 23891, Feb. 19, she *
=
Aventure (Une) de la Guimard; ballet
en un acte, livret de Henri Cain,
musique de André Messager. © An-
dré Messager, Paris, as the author
of the music. R 2544, Jan. 3, 1929.
13
Awake; hymn, words by Alice Jean
Cleator, music by A. Geibel. ©
Adam Geibel, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 2317, Feb.
18, 1929. 14
Awake, my Lady Sweetlips; serenade,
words by Ella Higginson, music by
Horatio Parker, op. 48, no. 2; male
voices. © Anna Parker, New York,
as the widow of the author of the
music. R 2280, Feb. 18, 1929. 15
Awake, put on thy strength; anthem
for Christmas, words from Isaiah 52,
music by D. Protheroe, op. 62, no.
3; mixed yoices with organ ace. ©
Daniel Protheroe, Chicago, as the
author of the music. R 2476, Feb.
14, 1929. 16
Awake, thou that sleepest; anthem,
words from the Bible, music by
Chester W. Greene; mixed voices
498
RENEWALS
no. 4, 1929
9709 (39)
with organ acc. © W. C. Greene,
Laconia, N. H., as the child of the
deceased author of the music. R
2481, Feb. 14, 1929. 17
Barearole; von A. Sartorio, op. 424,
no. 6; klavier, vierhandig. © Ar-
noldo Sartorio, Krefeld, Germany,
as the author. R 2420, Mar. 5, 1929.
18
Be a little light ; hymn, words by Alice
Jean Cleator, music by Florence W.
Williams. © Florence Williams
Falconer, Philadelphia, as the au-
thor of the music. R 2342, Feb. 19,
1929. 19
Be merciful unto me; sentence, music
by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author of
the music. R 2519, Mar. 21, 1929.
20
Belgian hares; waltz, by M. C. Bales.
© Mortimer C. Bales, Sedalia, Mo.,
as the author. R 2395, Feb. 11, 1929.
Pag
Bell (The) waltz; by S. G. Kiesling.
© Samuel G. Kiesling, Brooklyn, as
the author. R 2413, Feb. 26,1929. 22
Benedictus; anthem, music by E. L.
Ashford. © Emma L.. Ashford,
Nashville, as the author of the music.
R 2527, Mar. 21, 1929. 23
Beyond the gates of paradise; tran-
scribed by Robert A. King [i. e. R. A.
K. King]; pf. © Robert A. Keiser
King, New York, as the author of
the transcription. R 2497, Mar. 5,
1929. 24
Beyond the hills; hymn, words by
Alice Jean Cleator, music by A. Gei-
bel. © Adam Geibel, Philadelphia,
as the author of the music. R 2344,
Feb. 18, 1929. 25
Billy (The) goat; by William Hamil-
ton Gerrish. © Willard P. Gerrish
and Isabel F. Gerrish, Ashland,
Mass., as the children of the deceased
author. R 2556, Feb. 15, 1929. 26
Blessed (The) Book; hymn, words by
Birdie Bell, music by A. Geibel. ©
Adam Geibel, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 2371, Feb.
18, 1929. a |
Bond (Carrie Jacobs-) Eleven small
songs. © Carrie Jacobs-Bond, Hol-
lywood, Calif., as the author of the
music. R 2434, Jan. 29, 1929. 28
Bring the lambs; hymn, words by Kate
Ulmer, music by Florence W. Wil-
liams. © Florence Williams Fal-
coner, Philadelphia, as the author of
the music. R 2339, Feb. 19, 1929. 29
Canciones escolares; letra de M. F.
Juncos, musica de Branlio Duena
Colon. © Manuel Fernindez Juncos,
San Juan, Porto Rico, as the author
of the words. R 2464, Mar. 6, 1929. 30
Castillana ; air de ballet, par Théodore
Lack, op. 204; pf. © Berthe Mar-
guerite Victorine Tissier, veuve de
Théodore Lack, Paris, as the widow
Of the author. Rh 2501; Jan; "Ss,
1929. 31
Chanson d’ amitié; impromptu, par
Théodore Lack, op. 203; pf.
Berthe Marguerite Victorine Tissier,
veuve de Théodore Lack, Paris, as
the widow of the author. R 2550,
Jan. 3, 1929. 32
Charge the foe; temperance song,
words by W. C. Martin, music by
E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as the author of the
music. 'R 2505, Mar.’21, 1929: 33
Cheerfully give; hymn, words by Min-
nie A. Greiner Edington, music by
A. Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Phila-
delphia, as the author of the music.
R 2345, Feb. 18, 1929. 34
Children (The) are marching; hymn,
words by Jennie Wilson, music by A.
Geibel; pf. © Adam Geibel, Phila-
delphia, as the author of the music.
R 23873, Feb. 18, 1929. 35
Children’s (The) friend; hymn, words
by Alice Jean Cleator, music by
Florence W. Williams. © Florence
Williams Falconer, Philadelphia, as
the author of the music. R 2376,
Feb. 19; 1929. 36
Child’s prayer; hymn, words by Alice
Jean Cleator, music by Florence W.
Williams. © Florence Williams Fal-
coner, Philadelphia, as the author of
the music. R 2369, Feb. 19, 1929. 37
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Chopin;
opera in 4 atti, versi di Angiolo Or-
vieto, composta da Giacomo Orefice ;
canto e pf. © Alberto Orefice, Milan,
Italy, as the child of the deceased
author of the music. R 2437, Feb.
21,,1929. 38
Christ is risen; hymn, words by Alice
Jean Cleator, music by A. Geibel. ©
Adam Geibel, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 2310, Feb.
18, 1929. 39
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499
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9709 (40)
pt. 111, n. s., v.24
Christ, the children’s friend; hymn,
words by Alice Jean Cleator, music
by A. Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Phila-
delphia, as the author of the music.
R 2367, Feb. 18, 1929. 40
Christ was once a little baby; hymn,
words by Lavinia B. Brauff, music
by Florence W. Williams; pf. ©
Florence Williams Falconer, Phila-
delphia, as the author of the music.
R 2331, Feb. 19, 1929. 41
Christmas greeting; hymn, words and
music by A. Geibel. © Adam Geibel,
Philadelphia, as the author. R 2328,
Feb. 18, 1929. 42
Christmas with the pixies; cantata,
libretto by ‘Wm. H. Gardner, music
by A. Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Phila-
delphia, as the author of the music.
R 2393, Feb. 19, 1929. 43
Cold water; temperance song, words
by W. C. Martin, music by E. S.
Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as the author of the music.
R 2523, Mar. 21, 1929. 44
Contentment; waltz, by F. Hunter, op.
6; pf. © Fordyce Hunter, Los An-
geles, as the author. R 2267, Feb.
18, 1929. 45
Coquette (The); gavotte, by F.
Hunter; .op: "65. ph "7 © 7? Wordyee
Hunter, Los Angeles, as the author.
R 2271, Feb. 18, 1929. 46
Crystal (The) river; march two-step,
by R. Canfield; pf. or organ.
Roy Canfield, Sedalia, Mo., as the
author. R 2397, Feb. 11, 1929. 47
Dans les bois; par A. Périlhou; pf.
© Albert Périlhou, Tain, Drodme,
France, as the author. R 2552, Jan.
3, 1929. 48 ~
Dans les prés fleuris; paysannerie, par
Marius. Carman, op. 502; pf. ©
Emile Gallet, Paris, as the executor
of the author. R 2545, Jan. 3, 1929.
49
Dear little sunshine; words and mu-
sic by W. T. Francis. © W. T.
Francis, jr. and Marie T. Francis,
New York, as the children of the
deceased author. R 2541, Feb. 28,
1929. 50
Departure; march, by F. Hunter, op.
6; pf. © Fordyce Hunter, Los An-
geles, aS the author. R 2270, Feb.
18, 1929. 51
Don’t you remember, Nora darling;
words by Will A. Heelan, music by
Max 8. Witt. © Margaret Mahany,
New York, as the widow of the au-
thor of the words and Albert Witt,
Murray Hill, N. Y., as the next of
kin of the author of the music who
is not living. R 2448, Mar. 5, 1929,
52
Dubois (Théodore) Deux piéces en
forme canonique; hautbois, violon-
celle et pf., avec ace. de quatuor.
© Charles Antoine Dubois, Paris,
as the child of the deceased author.
R 25538, Jan. 238, 1929. 53
Easter lilies; hymn, words by Alice
Jean Cleator, music by A. Geibel;
pf. © Adam Geibel, Philadelphia,
as the author of the music. R 2308,
Feb. 18, 1929. 54
Haster primary song; words by lLa-
vinia HK. Brauff, music by Florence
W. Williams. © Florence Williams
Falconer, Philadelphia, as the au-
thor of the music. R 2333, Feb. 19,
1929. 55
Elston (The) ; two step, by G. F. Dan-
iels [pseud. of G. D. Barnard];
orch. © Geo. D. Barnard, Mays-
ville, Ky., aS the author. R 2276,
Feb. 18, 1929. 56
En jouant au cerceau; morceau de
genre, par Marius Carman, op. 501;
pf. © Emile Gallet, Paris, as the
executor of the author. R 2549,
Jan.: 3, 1929, oT
Enchantment; polka, by F. Hunter,
op. 6; pf. © Fordyce Hunter, Los
Angeles, as the author. R 2269,
Feb. 18, 1929. 58
Evening star; reverie, by Kathleen A.
Roberts [pseud. of R. A. K. King];
pf. © Robert A. Keiser King, New
York, as the author. R 2492, Mar.
5; 1929: 59
Fair as the morning; waltz, by H. S.
Lowing; pf. or organ. © Henry S8.
Lowing, Sedalia, Mo., as the author.
R 2402, Feb. 11, 1929. 60
Far from my heavenly home; music
by J. L. Browne; mixed voices. ©
J. Lewis Browne, Chicago, as the
author of the music. R 2278, Feb.
18, 1929. 61
Fencing (The) girl; waltz, by F. T.
Ashton. © Fred T. Ashton, Bloom-
ington, Ill., as the author of the
music. R 2455, Mar. 20, 1929. 62
Fern valley schottische; by EH. C.
Thompson; pf. or organ. © Eva
C. Thompson, Sedalia, Mo., as the
author. R 2396, Feb. 11, 1929. 63
000
no. 4, 1929
Fireside march; by E. C. Thompson ;
pf. or organ. © Eva C. Thompson,
Sedalia, Mo., as the author. R 2399,
Feb. 11, 1929. 64
Flower’s (The) message; hymn, words
by Alice Jean Cleator, music by A.
Geibel; unison voices, with mixed
cho. © Adam Geibel, Philadelphia,
as the author of the music. R 23821,
Feb. 18, 1929. 65
Foote (Arthur) Intermezzo; op. 50,
no. 4; organ. © Arthur Foote, New-
ton Center, Mass., as the author. R
2461, Mar. 7, 1929. 66
Nocturne; op. 50, no. 6; organ.
© Arthur Foote, Newton Center,
Mass., as the author. © R 2463,
Mar. 7, 1929. 67
Prelude; op. 50, no. 5; organ. ©
Arthur Foote, Newton Center, Mass.,
as the author. R 2462, Mar. 7, 1929.
68
Freedom in Christ; hymn, words by
Sadie Sterling, music by A. Geibel.
© Adam Geibel, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 2379, Feb.
18, 1929. 69
Freundschaftsklainge (Friendly greet-
ings); polka mazurka, von A. Sar-
torio, op. 424, no. 2; klavier, vier-
handig. © Arnoldo Sartorio, Kre-
feld, Germany, as the author. R
2416, Mar. 5, 1929. 70
From gloom to glory; hymn, words
adapted, music by A. Geibel. ©
Adam Geibel, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 2313, Feb.
18, 1929. 71
Fruehlings-lust und sommerfreuden ;
eine liturgie, von E. S. Lorenz. ©
Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author of the music. R 2500
Mar. 21, 1929. 2
Gather the children in; hymn, words
by E. E. Hewitt, music by Adam
Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Philadel-
phia, as the author of the music.
R 2366, Feb. 18, 1929. 13
Gather the golden
words by E. E. Hewitt, music by
A. Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Phila-
delphia, as the author of the music.
R 2372, Feb. 18, 1929. 74
Gathering home; hymn, words and mu-
sic by Mrs. C. H. Morris. © Lelia
N. Morris, i. e. Mrs. C. H. Morris,
Auburn, N. Y., as the author. R
2444, Feb. 26, 1929. 75
Sheaves; hymn,
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2: pf.; in G min. © Samuel S.
Aronson, New York, as the author.
R 2411, Feb. 28, 1929. 76
Gently, Lord, oh! gently lead us; [an-
them], music by W. Berwald; with
organ acc. © William. Berwald,
Syracuse, N. Y., as the author of
the music: R 2287, Mar. 1, 1929. 77
Gently, Lord, oh, gently lead us;
hymn anthem, words adapted and
music arr. from F. N. Lohr, by G.
B. Nevin; mixed voices with organ
acc. © George B. Nevin, Easton,
Pa., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 2469, Feb. 14, 1929. 78
Gift (The) of God; temperance exer-
cise, words by W. C. Martin, music
by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund 8. Lo-
renz, Dayton, O., as the author of
the music. R 2501, Mar. 21, 1929.
79
Gift (The) of God; temperance song,
words by W. C. Martin, music by
BE. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lo-
renz, Dayton, O., as the author of
the music. R 2504, Mar. 21, mee
Gifts for you and me; hymn, words
by Flora Kirkland, music by Flor-
ence W. Williams; pf. © Florence
Williams Falconer, Philadelphia, as
the author of the music. R 2337,
Feb. 19, 1929. 81
Give unto the Lord; anthem, music by
E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as the author of the
music. R 2528, Mar. 21, 1929. 103
Gloria; sacred hymn, words by M. C.
Schuyler, music by A. Buzzi-Peccia.
© A. Buzzi-Peccia, New York, as the
author of the music. R 2440, Feb.
20, 1929. 83
God bless our Sunday-school; hymn,
words by Johnson Oatman, jr., mu-
sic by A. Geibel. © Adam Geibel,
Philadelphia, as the author of the
music. R 2359, Feb. 18, 1929. 84
God’s care; hymn, words by Alice Jean
Cleator, music by A. Geibel; pf.
Adam Geibel, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 2335, Feb.
18, 1929. 85
Golden (The) trumpet; voluntary, by
B. O. Worrell; orch. © B. O. Wor-
rell, Sidney, O., as the author. R
2273, Feb. 18, 1929. 86
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Gospel (The) ship Zion; hymn, words
and music by Mrs. C. H. Morris. ©
Lelia N. Morris, i. e. Mrs. C. H.
Morris, Auburn, N. Y., as the author.
R 2446, Feb. 26, 1929. 87
Growing brighter every day; hymn,
words and music by Mrs.
Morris. © Lelia N. Morris, i. e. Mrs.
©. H. Morris, Auburn, N. Y., as the
author. R 2448, Feb. 26, 1929. 88
Hail the Lord of glory; hymn, words
by Alice Jean Cleator, music by A.
Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Philadel-
phia, as the author of the music.
R 2305, Feb. 18, 1929. 89
Hail to King Jesus; hymn, words by
William H. Gardner, music by A.
Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Philadel-
phia, as the author of the music.
R 2370, Feb. 18, 1929. 90
Happy lil’ Sal; music by C. Jacobs-
Bond. © Carrie Jacobs-Bond, Hol-
lywood, Calif., as the author of the
music. R 24385, Jan. 29, 1929. 91
Happy little workers; hymn, words by
EK. EH. Hewitt, music by A. Geibel; pf.
© Adam Geibel, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 23388, Feb.
18, 1929644 92
Hark! hark! my soul; hymn, words
by Frederick William Faber, music
by A. Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Phil-
adelphia, as the author of the music.
R 2875, Feb. 18, 1929. 93
Harmonies (The) of. heaven; words
and music by Mrs. C. H. Morris. ©
Lelia N. Morris, i. e. Mrs. C. H. Mor-
ris, Auburn, N. Y., as the author. R
2445, Feb. 26, 1929. 94
Harvest (The) will surely come;
hymn, words by Alice Jean Cleator,
music by A. Geibel. © Adam Gei-
bel, Philadelphia, as the author of
the music. R 2363, Feb. 18, 1929.
95
Hatchet (The) brigade; burlesque
two-step, by M. F. Wittwer; pf. or
organ. © Mae Francis Wittwer, Se-
dalia, Mo., as the author. R 2400,
Feb. 11, 1929. 96
Have I not loved thee; words by
Richard Lovelace, music by Frank
A. Howson. © Albert Howson, New
York, as the child of the deceased
author of the music. R 2540, Feb.
28, 1929. 97
He knows the way I take; anthem,
music by C. B. McAfee. © Cleland
OSs ae
pt. 111, n. s., vy. 24
B. McAfee, Chicago, as the author of
the music. R 2513, Mar. 6, 1929.
98
He shall feed His flock; anthem, mu-
sic by J. H. Tenney. © Alice P.
Tenney, Ipswich, Mass., as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 2529, Mar. 21, 1929." 99
Hear our prayer; hymn anthem, mu-
sic by F. H. Brackett; mixed voices
with organ acc. © Frank H. Brae-
kett, Ashland, Mass., as the author
of the music. R 2478, Feb. 14, 1929.
100
Hear Thou our prayer; prelude to
prayer, music by E. §. Lorenz. ©
Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author of the music. R 2517,
Mar. 6, 1929. 101
Heitere gondelfahrt (Boat song) ; von
A. Sartorio, op. 424, no. 1; klavier,
vierhandig. © Arnoldo Sartorio,
Krefeld, Germany, as the author. R
2415, Mar. 5, 1929. 102
Hold thou my hand; sentence, musi¢
by C. B. McAfee. © Cleland B. Mc-
Afee, Chicago, as the author of the
inusic. R 2528, Mar. 21, 1929. 103
Holy, holy, holy, Lord; anthem, music
by L. O. Emerson. © Mabel H.
Emerson. © Mabel H. Emerson, Ar-
lington, Mass., as the child of the
deceased author of the music. R
2530, Mar. 21, 1929. 104
I am the way; hymn anthem, words
from St. John 14, music by W. D.
Armstrong ; mixed voices with organ
acc. © William D. Armstrong, Al-
ton, Ill., as the author of the music.
R 2470, Feb. 14, 1929. 105
I heard a voice from heaven; anthem,
music by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author
of the music. R 2520, Mar. 21, ue
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I heard the voice of Jesus say; an-
them, music by Edward Whitby
[pseud. of F. H. Brackett]; mixed
voices. © Frank H. Brackett, Ash-
land, Mass., as the author of the
music. R 2474, Feb. 14, 1929. 107
I know my sheep; hymn, words by >
Lavinia E. Brauff, music by Florence
W. Williams; solo or duet, with
mixed cho. © Florence Williams
Faleoner, Philadelphia, as the au-
thor of the music. R 2382, Feb, 19,
1929. 108
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I love Him best of all; hymn, words
by Ada Blenkorn, music by A. Gei-
bel. © Adam Geibel, Philadelphia,
as the author of the music. R 2349,
Feb. 18, 1929. 109
I will sing of Thy power; anthem, mu-
sic by D. Protheroe, op. 55, no. 2;
mixed yoices with organ ace. ©
Daniel Protheroe, Chicago, as the
author of the music. R 2475, Feb.
14, 1929. 110
If you loved me; words by Geo. Tot-
ten Smith, music by Robert A. King
fi. e. R. A. K. King] © Robert A.
Kaiser King, New York, as the au-
thor of the music. R 2496, Mar. 5,
1929. 111
-If you want to be happy; sacred song,
words by Lizzie De Armond, music
by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lo-
renz, Dayton, O., as the author of
the music. R 2509, Mar. 6, 1929.
112 |
In old Judea; Christmas song, words
by Richard Henry Buck, music by
A. Geibel; with violin obbl. ©
Adam Geibel, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 2392, Feb.
19, 1929. 413
in the hall of judgment; hymn, words
by Alice Jean Cleator, music by
Adam Geibel; bar. solo or male
voices in unison. © Adam Geibel,
Philadelphia, as the author of the
music. R 2307, Feb. 18, 1929. 114
In the service of the Lord; hymn,
words by Adam Geibel, music by
Florence W. Williams. © Florence
Williams Falconer, Philadelphia, as
the author of the music. R 2560,
Feb. 19, 1929. 115
Infant (The) King; Sunday school
service for Christmas, by A. Geibel,
R. Frank Lehman, Florence W. Wil-
liams and Lizzie DeArmond. ©
Adam Geibel, Philadelphia, as one of
the authors of the music. R 2394,
Feb. 19, 1929. 116
It’s different when you’re wed; words
by Frank Pixley, music by Gustav
Luders. © Isabel Pixley, Los An-
geles, as the widow of the author of
the words. R 2539, Feb. 28, 1929.
gig’
It’s for her, her, her; words by Ren
Shields, music by B. Taylor. © Bil-
lee Taylor, New York, as the author
of the music. R 2265, Nov. 15, 1928.
118
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Jesus lives; words by Jennie Ree, mu-
sic by C. H. Gabriel. © Chas. H.
Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the
author of the music. R 2294, Feb. 2,
1929. 119
Jesus’ love; words by Jennie Ree, mu-
sic by C. H. Gabriel. © Chas. H.
Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the au-
thor of the music. R 2295, Feb. 2.
1929. 120
Jesus lover of my soul; hymn, words
by Charles Wesley, music by A.
Geibel ; alto and ten. © Adam Gei-
bel, Philadelphia, as the author of
the music. R 2355, Feb. 18, 1929.
128
Jesus, plead for me; hymn-anthem,
words by James Montgomery, music
by Daniel Protheroe, op. 62, no. 2;
mixed voices with organ ace. ©
Daniel Protheroe, Chicago, as the
author of the music. R 2479, Feb.
14, 1929. 122
Jolly (A) good fellow; by William
Hamilton Gerrish. © Willard P.
Gerrish and Isabel F. Gerrish, Ash-
land, Mass., as the children of the
deceased author. R 2559, Feb. 15,
1929. | 123
Jupiter; polka, by Kathleen A. Rob-
erts [pseud. of R. A. K. King]; pf.
© Robert A. Keiser King, New York,
as the author. R 2491, Mar. 5, 1929.
124
Just a little while; hymn, words by
Lizzie De Armond, music by Flor-
ence W. Williams; pf. © Florence
Williams Falconer, Philadelphia, as
the author of the music. R 2364,
Feb. 19, 1929. 125
Keep telling the wonderful story;
hymn, words by Ada Blenkhorn, mu-
sic by A. Geibel. © Adam Geibel,
Philadelphia, as the author of the
music. R 2365, Feb. 18, 1929. 126
Keeping power; words and music by
Mrs. C. H. Morris. © Lelia Morris,
i.e. Mrs. C. H. Morris, Auburn, N. Y.,
as the author. R 2447, Feb. 26, 1929.
1.
Kyrie eleison; music by W. D. Arm-
strong; mixed voices with organ acc.
© William D. Armstrong, Alton, II1.,
as the author of the music. R 2472,
Feb. 14, 1929. 128
Lamp (The) in the West; words by
Ella Higginson, music by Horatio
Parker, op. 48, no. 1; male voices.
© Anna Parker, New York, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 2281, Feb. 18, 1929. 129
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Land (The) of pure delight; hymn,
words by Isaac Watts, music by A.
Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Philadel-
phia, as the author of the music.
R 2361, Feb. 18, 1929. 130
Lead us, Saviour; hymn, words by
Alice Jean Cleator, music by A.
Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Philadel-
phia, as the author of the music.
R 238, Feb. 18, 1929. 131
Life and light forever; hymn, words
by Lizzie De Armond, music by A.
Geibel, melody refrain, Paul Rod-
ney’s Calvary. © Adam _ Geibel,
Philadelphia, as the author of the
music. R 2387, Feb. 18, 1929. 132
Light (The) of heaven; hymn, words ©
by Flora Kirkland, music by A. Gei-
bel. © Adam Geibel, Philadelphia,
as the author of the music. R 2330,
Feb. 18, 1929. 133
Limit of endurance; by William Ham-
ilton Gerrish. © Willard P. Gerrish
and Isabel F. Gerrish, Ashland.
Mass., as the children of the de-
ceased author. R 2558, Feb. 15, 1929.
134
Little gleaners; words by Minnie A.
Greiner, music by Florence W. Wil-
liams. © Florence Williams Fal-
coner, Philadelphia, as the author of
the music. R 23841, Feb. 19, 1929.
135
Little (The) Lord Jesus; hymn, words
by Lavinia Brauff, music by Florence
W. Williams. © Florence Williams
Falconer, Philadelphia, as the author
of the music. R 2332, Feb. 19, 1929.
136
Little ships; hymn, words by Alice
Jean Cleator, music by Florence W.
Williams. © Florence Williams Fal-
coner, Philadelphia, as the author of
the music. R 2340, Feb. 19, 1929.
137
Lord (The) is rich; anthem, music by
EK. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as the author of the
music. R 2518, Mar. 21,. 1929. 1388
Loretto mazurka; three-step, by M. B.
Eaton [pseud. of W. H. Scouton] ;
orch. © Wm. H. Scouton, Fremont.
O., as the author. R 2404, Dec. 8,
1928. 139
Love divine; service for Children’s day,
by A. Geibel, R. Frank Lehman and
others. © Adam Geibel, Philadel-
phia, as one of the authors of the
music. R 2389, Feb. 19, 1929. 140:
Love’s oracle; by A. Sartorio, op. 449;
pf. © Arnoldo Sartorio, Krefeld,
Germany, as the author. R 2425,
Mar. 5, 1929. 141
Lowly (The) Nazarene; words by
William H. Gardner, music by A.
Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Philadel-
phia, as the author of the music.
R 2362, Feb. 18, 1929. 142
Many voices; hymn, words by Flora
Kirkland, music by A. Geibel; pf.
with words, and cho. of mixed voices.
© Adam Geibel, Philadelphia, as
the author of the music. R 2319,
Feb. 18, 1929. 143
March of the Pilgrims; by Ethelbert
Nevin; pf. © Anne Paul Nevin, New
York, as the widow of the author.
R 22838, Feb. 18, 1929. 144
March (The) of the ransomed; hymn,
words by Llewellyn A. Morrison, mu-
sic by A. Geibel; pf. © Adam Gei-
bel, Philadelphia, as the author of
the music. R 2386, Feb. 18, 1929.
145
March onward, gladly onward; hymn,
words by Jennie Wilson, music by
A. Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Phila-
delphia, as the author of the music.
R 2343, Feb. 18, 1929. 146
Marching ; part-song, words by G. Clif-
ton Bingham, music by H. Trotére,.
arr. by G. B. Nevin; male voices.
© George B. Nevin, Easton, Pa., as
the author of the arrangement of
the music. R 2289, Mar. 1, 1929.
147
Marching ever onward; hymn, words
by Alice Jean Cleator, music by A.
Geibel; pf. © Adam Geibel, Phila-
delphia, as the author of the music.
R 2334, Feb. 18, 1929. 148
Marching on; march song and cho.,
words by J. Everett Fay, music by
James B. Oliver. © J. Everett Fay,
Chicago, as the author of the words.
R 2302, Feb. 28, 1929. 149
Mars; schottische, by Kathleen A. Rob-
erts [pseud. of R. A. K. King]; pf.
© Robert A. Keiser King, New York,
as the author. R 2494, Mar. 5, 1929.
; 150
Mascagni (Pietro) Just as I am; an-
them, music by P. Mascagni, adapted
and arr. by William Dressler ; mixed
voices, organ ace. © Louis R.
Dressler, Jersey City, as the child
of the deceased author of the ar-
rangement. R 2290, Mar. 1; 1929.
151
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Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric) Can-
tique; petit orch. © Louise Con-
stance de Gressy, Versailles, France,
as the widow of the author. R 2554,
Jan. 3, 1929. 152
Meditation ; by A. Foote, op. 50, no. 1;
organ. Arthur Foote, Newton
Center, Mass., as the author. R
2458, Mar. 7, 1929. 153
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Lud-
wig Félix) Auf fltigeln des gesanges
(On wings of song) ; arr. by A. Sar-
torio, op. 424, no. 4; klavier, vier-
handig. © Arnoldo Sartorio, Kre-
feld, Germany, as the author of the
arrangement. R 2418, Mar. 5, 1929.
154
Mizpah; hymn, words by Ida Scott
Taylor, music by Florence W. Wil-
liams. © Florence Williams Fal-
eoner, Philadelphia, as the author of
the music. R 2304, Feb. 19, 1929.
155
Muntere burschen (The jolly com-
rades) ; von A. Sartorio, op. 424, no.
8; Klavier, vierhandig. © Arnoldo
Sartorio, Krefeld, Germany, as the
author. R 2422, Mar. 5, 1929. 156
Murmuring brooklet; by A. Sartorio,
op. 450; pf. © Arnoldo Sartorio,
Krefeld, Germany, as the author. R.
2426, Mar. 5, 1929. 157
My Angemima Green; words by J. W.
Johnson, music by Bob Cole. ©
James W. Johnson, New York, as
the author of the words. R 2454,
Mar. 20, 1929. 158
My pajama beauty; words by George
V. Hobart, music by M. A. Sloane.
© Mae Auwerda Sloane, Pasadena,
as the author of the music. R 2452,
Feb. 28, 1929. 159
Nancy ; oh, Miss Nancy, words and mu-
sic by M. A. Sloane. © Mae Auwer-
da Sloane, Pasadena, as the author.
R 2451, Feb. 28, 1929. 160
Nearer, my God, to Thee; hymn an-
them, music by E. L. Ashford. ©
Emma L. Ashford, Nashville, as the
author of the music. R 2499, Mar. 2,
1929. 161
Nearer my home; sacred solo, music
by E. L. Ashford. © Emma L. Ash-
ford, Nashville, as the author of
the music. R 2498, Mar. 2, 1929.
162
Nearer to Thee; sacred song, words by
F. L. Stanton, music by F. H. Brack-
ett. 1. In E flat—2. In F.—3. In
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Mass., aS the author of the music.
R.2477, Feb. 14, 1929. 163
Neptune; march, by Kathleen A. Rob-
erts [pseud. of R. A. K. King]; pf.
© Robert A. Keiser King, New York,
as the author. R 2493, Mar. 5, 1929.
164
New (A) Year’s greeting ; hymn, words
by Lavinia EH. Brauff, musie by A.
Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Philadel-
phia, as the author of the music.
R 2347, Feb. 18, 1929. 165
Newsboy’s march; two step, cho. ad
lib., music by L. E. Orth; pf., with
words. © John Orth, Boston, as
the widower of the author of the
music. R 2288, Mar. 1, 1929. 166
Night (The) has a thousand eyes;
words by Francis W. Bourdillon,
music by Horatio Parker, op. 48,
no. 3; male voices. © Anna Parker,
New York, as the widow of the au-
thor of the music. R 2282, Feb. 18,
1929. 167
Norwegian (A) episode; by T. Ben-
dix; pf. © Theodore Bendix, Los
Argeles, as the author. R 2538,
Feb. 28, 1929. 168
O behold Him; words by Wm. Appel,
music by C. H. Gabriel. © Chas.
H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the
author of the music. R 2293, Feb.
2, 1929. 169
O Christmas bells, ring out; hymn,
words by Minnie A. Greiner, music
by A. Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Phil-
adelphia, aS the author of the music.
R 2306, Feb. 18, 1929. 170
O city of David; hymn, words by Alice
Jean Cleator, music by A. Geibel.
© Adam Geibel, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 2329, Feb.
18, 1929. 171
O glorious Easter day; hymn, words
by Alice Jean Cleator, music by A.
Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Philadel-
phia, as the author of the music.
R 2311, Feb. 18, 1929. 172
O golden land of peace; words by
Henry V. Neal, music by Robert A.
King [i. e. R. A. K. King]; med.
voice, in HE flat. © Robert A. Keiser
King, New York, as the author of
the music. R 2495, Mar. 5, 1929.
173
O praise the Lord; anthem, music by
L. G. Kratz. © Lee G. Kratz,
Omaha, Neb., aS the author of the
music. R 2514, Mar. 6, 1929. 174
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O salutaris hostia (O saving victim) ;
music by J. L. Browne; mixed
voices. © J. Lewis Browne, Chi-
cago, as the author of the music.
R 2279, Feb. 18, 1929. 175
O sing the praise of the sword; words
by H. B. Smith, music by Victor
Herbert. © Harry B. Smith, New
York, as the author of the words.
R 2537, Feb. 28, 1929. 176
O wonderful tidings; hymn, words by
Minnie A. Greiner Edington, music
by A. Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Phil-
adelphia, as the author of the music.
R 2354, Feb. 19, 1929. 177
O’er the billows light is streaming;
hymn, words by Jennie Wilson, mu-
sic by A. Geibel. © Adam Geibel,
Philadelphia, as the author of the
music. R 2381, Feb. 18, 1929. 178
Offertory; by A. Foote, op. 50, no. 3;
organ. © Arthur Foote, Newton
Center, Mass., as the author. R
2460, Mar. 7, 1929. 179
Old (The) farm well; temperance
duet and cho., words by W. C. Mar-
tin, music by E. 8S. Lorenz.
mund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the
author of the muSie. R 2526, Mar.
21, 1929. 180
Open thy heart; hymn, words by Rich-
ard Henry Buck, music by A. Gei-
bel. © Adam Geibel, Philadelphia,
as the author of the music. R 2383,
Feb. 18, 1929. 181
Our way grows bright; hymn, words
by Lavinia HE. Brauff, music by A.
Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Philadel-
phia, as the author of the music.
R 2318, Feb. 18, 1929. 182
Papillon (Le); valse, by S. S. Aron-
son, op. 69; pf. © Samuel S. Aron-
son, New York, as the author. R
2412, Feb. 28, 1929. 183
Pater noster; by A. Foote, op. 50, no.
2; organ. © Arthur Foote, Newton
Center, “Mass., as the author. R
2459, Mar. 7, 1929. 184
Petite berceuSe; pour endormir Mé-
dor, par Marius Carman, op. 500;
pf. © Emile Gallet, Paris, as the
executor of the author. R 2548,
Jan. 3, 1929. 185
Pilgrim’s (The) dream; words by
Richard Henry Buck, musie by A.
Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Philadel-
phia, as the author of the: music.
R 2322, Feb. 19, 1929. 186
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Please leave the gate ajar; words by
R. F. Roden, music by J. Fred Helf.
© Bessie Helf, New York, as the
widow of the author of the music,
and Robert F. Roden, New York, as
the author of the words. R 2449,
Feb. 28, 1929. 187
Polka brilliant; by W. E. Strong;
clarinet, with pf. acc. © W. E.
Strong, Los Angeles, as the author.
R 1466, Dec. 8, 1928. 188
Polonaise; von A. Sartorio, op. 424,
no. 7; klavier, vierhandig. © Ar-
noldo Sartorio, Krefeld, Germany,
as the author. R 2421, Mar. 5, 1929.
189
Praise His name forever; words by
Jennie Ree, music by C. H. Gabriel.
© Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., -
as the author of the music. R 2300,
Feb. 2, 1929. 190
Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem; an-
them, music by D. Protheroe, op.
58, no. 1; mixed voices with organ
acc. © Daniel Protheroe, Chicago,
as the author of the music. R 2471,
Feb. 14, 1929. 191
Praise to the King; hymn, words by
Lavinia HE. Brauff, music by A. Gei-
bel. © Adam Geibel, Philadelphia,
as the author of the music. R 2360,
Feb. 19, 1929. 192
Prayer; hymn, words by Alice Jean
Cleator, music by Adam Geibel. ©
Adam Geibel, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 2323, Feb.
19, 1929. 193
Precious (The) sacrifice; hymn, words
by Alice Jean Cleator, music by A.
Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Philadel-
phia, as the author of the music.
R 2312, Feb. 19, 1929. 194
Preyer (Carl A.) March; op. 38, no.
3; pf. © Carl A. Preyer, Lawrence,
_Kan., as the author. R 2291, Mar.
1, 1929. 195
Promise (The) fulfilled; Sunday
school service for Christmas, by A.
Geibel, R. Frank Lehman and
others. © Adam Geibel, Philadel-
phia, as one of the authors of the
music. R 2390, Feb. 19, 1929. 196
Put him out; temperance song, words
by W. C. Martin, music by HEH. S.
Lorenz. © Edmund §. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as the author of the music.
R 2525, Mar. 21, 1929. 197
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Rally in the Saviour’s name; hymn,
words by Jennie Wilson, music by
A. Geibel; unison voices, with mixed
cho. © Adam Geibel, Philadelphia,
as the author of the music. R
2378, Feb. 19, 1929. 198
Rally! rally; hymn words by H. B.
Hewitt, music by A. Geibel; pf. ©
Adam Geibel, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 2352, Feb.
19, 1929. 199
Reiterlied ; by C. Koelling, op. 352; pf.
© Carl Koelling, Chicago, as the au-
thor. R 2284, Feb. 18, 1929. 200
Request—a prayer; hymn, words by
Alice Jean Cleator, music by A. Gei-
bel. © Adam Geibel, Philadelphia,
as the author of the music. R 2350,
Feb. 19, 1929. 201
Responses to the commandments; mu-
sic by W. Reed; voices and organ.
© William Reed, Kenogami, P. Q.,
Canada, as the author of the music.
R 2301, Mar. 5, 1929. 202
Rest thee, dear comrade; music by E.
S. Lorenz; male cho. © Edmund 8S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author of
the music. R 2508, Mar. 6, 1929.
203
Reveries (The) of Yacob mit his pipe;
descriptive fantasia, by FF. Lus-
comb; band. © Fred Luscomb, Mar-
tinsburg, W. Va., as the author. R
2274, Feb. 18, 1929. 204
Richard Carvel waltzes; by L. J. Mo-
nico, pf. © L. J. Monico, Hicksville,
Lek; Nu ¥.y.ias the: author:.; R, 2457,
Feb. 15, 1929. 205
Safely through another week; hymn,
words by John Newton, music by A.
Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Philadel-
phia, as the author of the music. R
2356, Feb. 19, 1929. 206
Saturn ; galop, by Kathleen A. Roberts
ipscud, Of fb. A. kK. ming | pt. . ©
Robert A. Keiser King, New York,
as the author. R 2490, Mar. 5, 1929.
207
School of octave playing for piano-
forte; by I. Philipp. pt. 1. © Isi-
dor Philipp, Paris, as the author. R
2534, Mar. 8, 1929. 208
Seedtime and harvest; hymn, words
by E. E. Hewitt, music by Adam
Geibel; duet, with mixed cho. ©
Adam Geibel, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 2348, Feb.
19, 1929. 209
9709 (221)
Selections from the Silver song series ;
for supplementary use, compiled by
T. L. Gibson. © Thomas L. Gibson,
Baltimore, as the author of the com-
pilation. R 2465, Mar. 1, 1929. 210
Serenade; von A. Sartorio, op. 424,
no. 8; klavier, vierhandig. © Ar-
noldo Sartorio, Krefeld, Germany,
as the author. R 2417, Mar. 5, 1929.
211
Sesame; intermezzo Arabian, by Rob-
ert. A. King [1. e. R. A. K. King] ; pf.
© Robert A. Keiser King, New York,
as the author. R 2488, Mar. 5, 1929.
212
Sharon’s rose; hymn, words by Alice
Jean Cleator, music by A. Geibel;
pf. © Adam Geibel, Philadelphia,
as the author of the music. R 2385,
Feb. 19, 1929. Pallas
She wasn’t going; by William Hamil-
ton Gerrish. © Willard P. Gerrish
and Isabel F. Gerrish, Ashland,
Mass., as the children of the de-
ceased author. R 2557, Feb. 15, 1929.
214
Sing to the Lord; words by Jennie
Ree, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif, as
the author of the music. R 2298,
Feb. 2, 1929. 215
Siren (The) ; waltz, by F. Hunter, op.
6: pf. © Fordyce Hunter, Los An-
geles, as the author. R 2272, Feb.
18, 1929. 216
Slumber, sweetly slumber; hymn,
words by Lizzie De Armond, music
by A. Geibel; pf. © Adam Geibel,
Philadelphia, as the author of the
music. R 2326, Feb. 19, 1929. ZT
Smile in God’s name; hymn, words by
Lizzie DeArmond, music by A. Gei-
bel. © Adam Geibel, Philadelphia,
as the author of the music. R 2374,
Feb. 19, 1928. 218
Song (A) of praise; anthem, music
by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lo-
renz, Dayton, O., as the author of
the music. R 2510, Mar. 6, 1929.
219
Song (The) of victory; words by Jen-
nie Ree, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 2299,
Feb. 2, 1929. 220
Song paster, no. 1; songs from Master’s
eall, arr. by E. S. Lorenz. © Ed-
mund §S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the
author of the arrangement. R 2516,
Mar. 6, 1929. reed |
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Springtime praise; anthem, music by
E. L. Ashford. © Emma L. Ash-
ford, Nashville, as the author of the
music. R 2506, Mar. 6, 1929. 222
Star of fulfillment; hymn, words by
Flora Kirkland, music by A. Geibel.
© Adam Geibel, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 2324, Feb.
19, 1929. 223
Study (The) of God’s word; hymn,
words by Lavinia E. Brauff, music
by A. Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Phila-
delphia, as the author of the music.
R 2380, Feb. 19, 1929. 224
Success waltz; by A. M. Moore; pf. or
organ. © Albert M. Moore, Sedalia,
Mo., as the author. R 2398, Feb. 11,
1929. 225
Summer-land (The) ; hymn, words by
Alice Jean Cleator, music by A. Gei-
bel; pf. © Adam Geibel, Philadel-
phia, as the author of the music.
R 2314, Feb. 19, 1929. 226
Summer time is here; hymn, words by
Alice Jean Cleator, music by A. Gei-
bel. © Adam Geibel, Philadelphia,
as the author of the music. R 2320,
Feb. 19, 1929. Dok
Sweet be thy sleep; anthem, music by
C. H. Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif., as the author of the
music. R 2512, Mar. 6, 1929. 228
Sweet, before the swallows go; words
by Marshall Steele, music by Amy
Ward [i. e. Mrs. Woodforte-Finden] ;
in E flat. © Austin Low and Rob-
ert Septimus Gardiner, London, as
the executors of the author of the
music. R 2266, Mar. 1, 1929. 229
Sweet Memorial day; music by HE. S.
Lorenz; male cho. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, Daytcn, O., as the author of
the music. R 2511, Mar. 6, 1929.
230
Tantum ergo (Such a sacrament) ; mu-
sic by J. L. Browne; mixed voices.
© J. Lewis Browne, Chicago, as the
author of the music. R 2277; Feb.
18, 1929. 231
Tapfer voran marsch (Soldier’s
march); von A. Sartorio, op. 424,
no. 10; klavier, vierhandig. © Ar-
noldo Sartorio, Krefeld, Germany, as
the author. R 2424, Mar. 5, 1929.
232
Tell me the story of Jesus again;
hymn, words by William H. Gard-
ner, music by A. Geibel. © Adam
Geibel, Philadelphia, as the author
of the music. R 2368, Feb. 19, 1929.
233
Thanks be to God; hymn, words by
Lavinia E. Brauff, music by A. Gei-
bel. © Adam Geibel, Philadelphia,
as the author of the music. R 23541,
Feb. 19, 1929. 234
That blessed Easter day; hymn, words
by Lavinia E. Brauff, musie by A.
Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Philadel-
phia, as the author of the music.
R 2309, Feb. 19, 1929. 235
There is a day; hymn, words by Flora
Kirkland, music by A. Geibel; solo,
or voices in unison. © Adam Geibel,
Philadelphia, as the author of the
music. R 2316, Feb. 19, 1929. 236
There is joy; hymn, words by Alice
Jean Cleator, music by A. Geibel;
solo voices with cho. © Adam Gei-
bel, Philadelphia, as the author of
the music. R 2315, Feb. 19, 1929.
237
There’s a wonderful star; hymn, words
by Flora Kirkland, music by A.
Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Philadel-
phia, as the author of the music.
R 2327, Feb. 19, 1929. 238
Thou canst still the tempest; hymn,
words by William H. Gardner, music
by A. Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Phila-
delphia, as the author of the music.
R 2377, Feb. 19, 1929. 239
Through the night of doubt and sor-
row; processional, music by Edward
Whitby [pseud. of F. H. Brackett];
mixed voices with organ ace.
Frank H. Brackett, Ashland, Mass.,
as the author of the music. R 2482,
Feb. 14, 1929. 240
To-day Thy mercy calls Us; anthem,
music by F. H. Brackett; mixed
voices with organ ace. © Frank H.
Brackett, Ashland, Mass., as the
author of the music. R 2473, Feb.
14, 1929. 241
Trauermarsch (Funeral march); von
A. Sartorio, op. 424, no. 9; klavier,
vierhandig. © Arnoldo Sartorio,
Krefeld, Germany, as the author.
R 2423, Mar. 5, 1929. 242
Triumphant King and Lord; words by
Jennie Ree, music by C. H. Gabriel.
© Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 2297,
Feb. 2, 1929. 243
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9709 (264)
Trouble; music by C. Jacobs-Bond.
© Carrie Jacobs-Bond; Hollywood,
Calif:, as the author of the music.
R, 2436, Jan. 29, 1929. 244
Trust in the Lord; anthem, by H. P.
Danks; mixed voices, organ acc. ©
Gertrude L. Danks and Albert V.
Danks, Brooklyn, as the chiidren of |
the deceased author of the music.
R 2286, Feb. 4, 1929. 245
Unfurl the gospel banner; words by
Mrs. W. J. Kennedy, music by A.
Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Philadel-
phia, as the author of the music.
R 2388, Feb. 19, 1929. 246
Until we meet again; idyile, by A.
Green. © Alberta Green, Sedalia,
Mo., as the author. R 2401, Feb. 11,
1929. 2A7Z
Unto us a child is born; hymn, words
by Flora Kirkland, music by A.
Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Philadel-
phia, as the author of the music.
R 2325, Feb. 19, 1929. 248
Venus; waltz, by Kathleen A. Roberts
[pseud. of R. A. K. King]; pf. ©
Robert A. Keiser King, New York,
as the author. R 2489, Mar. 5, 1929.
249
Victory all the time; words and music
by Mrs. ©. H. Morris. © Lelia
Morris, i. e. Mrs. C. H. Morris, Au-
burn, N. Y., as the author. R 2442,
Feb. 26, 1929. ; 250
Voice (The) of praise; anthem, music
by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S&.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author
of the music. R 2507, Mar. 6, 1929.
251
Voracious (The) dragon; words by
Glen MacDonough, music by Selli
Simozson. Margaret Potter,
New York, as the widow of the
author of the words. R 2303, Feb.
a, 2929. pays
Waltz of the times; characteristic
Medley waltz, intro. Dreamy waltz,
Ragtime and Gay, by S. G. ISiesling.
© Samuel G. Kiesling, Brooklyn,
as the author. R 2414, Feb. 26,
1929. 253
Water just suits me; temperance
song, words by W. C. Martin, music
by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author
of the music. R 2522, Mar. 21, 1929.
254
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Way down in old Indiana; words and
music by Paul Dresser. © Theo-
dore Dreiser, New York, as next of
kin of the author who is not living.
R 2456, Feb. 15, 1929. 255
We will shine for Christ our Saviour ;
hymn, words by Ida L. Reed, music
by A. Geibel. © Adam Geibel, Phil-
adelphia, aS the author of the mu-
sic. R 2336, Feb. 19, 1929. 256 .
We will tell the story; words by Jen-
nie Ree, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 2292,
Feb. 2, 1929. Zt
When Charlie plays the slide trom-
bone; words by George V. Hobart,
music by M. A. Sloane. © Mae
Auwerda Sloane, Pasadena, as the
author of the music. R 2450, Feb.
28, 1929. 258
Who hath woe; temperance duet,
words by W. C. Martin, music by
B.S... daorens; .,sop. and: alter. ©
EHEdmund §8. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author of the music. R 2524,
Mar. 21, 1929. 259
Wiegeulied (Cradle song); von A.
Menzler, arr. von A. Sartorio, op.
424, no. 5; klavier, vierhandig. ©
Arnoldo Sartorio, Krefeld, Ger-
many, aS the author of the arrange-
ment. .R. 2419; Mar. 5, 1929. 260
Woman's (A) anguish; temperance
solo, words by W. C. Martin, music
by E. 8S. Lorenz. © Edmund S.
Lorerz, Dayton, O., as the author of
the music. R 2502, Mar. 21, 1929.
261
Vonderful Savior; words by Jennie
Ree, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 2296,
Feb. 2, 1929. 262
Woodland (The) blossom and the hot-
house flower; words by Arthur J.
Lamb, music by Max S. Witt. ©
Albert S. Witt, Murray Hill, N. Y.,
as the next of kin of the author of
the music, who is not living. R
2453, Mar. 20, 1929. 263
World-wide doors for Jesus; sacred
song, words by EH. E. Hewitt, music
by E. S. Lorenz. (© Edmund S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author
of the music. R 2515, Mar. 6, 1929.
264
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Yearning; mazurka, by F. Hunter, op. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
6; pf. © Fordyce Hunter, Los An- Dayton, O., as the author of the
geles, as the author. R 2268, Feb. music. R 2503, Mar. 21, 1929. 266
18, 1929. 265 | Zigeunerin (Der) traum; by C. Koel-
. ling, op. 353; pf. © Carl Koelling,
Yes, we will; temperance song, words Chicago, as the author. R 2285,
by W. C. Martin, music by HEH. 8. Feb. 18, 1929. 267
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
wocittfce ey the title
entry, it is to be understood that he is a citizen of the United States.
A Montparnasse a Montparno; one
step, par René Sylviano; arr. par F.
Salabert; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur, 1° violino conducteur et pa-
roles. 4to. © Apr. 10, 1929; 1 «.
May 16; E for. 4650; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 9710
A Venise; fox trot, paroles de Gabri-
ello, musique de Fred Mélé et J. Bos,
of France. © Apr. 10, 1929; 1 «¢
May 16; HE for. 4610; Editions musi-
cales Evette, Paris. 9711
About all sorts of things; early study-
pieces, by Marie Seuel-Holst; pf. 1.
Busy clocks. [4 others] © May 6,
1929; 2 ce. May 9; E pub. 5969; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 9712
Absent sweethearts; words and music
by W. E. Jennings. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. May 27, 1929;
E unp. 7198; William E. Jennings,
Tampa, Fla. 9713
Abstraccions; de M. Blanecafort, arr.
par F. Salabert, of France; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur et 1°
violini-conducteur. © Apr. 10, 1929;
i c. May 16; E for. 4647; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 9714
Accordion mania; fox-trot, by Maxie
Pisegna; accordion. © May 18,
1939 2 cu May 18%) Hh pub. GliT;
Roma music co.,. Cleveland. 9715
Ace (The) in the hole; by Everett J.
Buckley: pf. © 1 e¢ May 11, 1929;
E unp. 6663; Melrose bros. music
co., inec., Chicago. 9716
Across the Atlantic; march, by Earl
M. Crawford, arr. by R. B. Hisen-
berg; band pts. 4to. © April 24,
1929; 2 c. April 29; E pub. 5609;
W. R. Dalbey music co., Omaha,
Neb. 9717
Adios; words and music by E. B.
Stuart; pf. and ukulele acc. © May
23, 1929; 2 c. May 27; E pub. 6407;
Edward B. Stuart, Chicago. 9718
Adorable, wonderful you; waltz—bal-
lad, words and music by O. Webs, of
Czechoslovakia, domiciled at Los
Angeles, Calif. © 1c. May 7, 1929;
E unp. 6454; Oleg Webs, Los An-
geles. 9719
Adoration; by Felix Borowski; pf.
duet.. © May 2, 1929; 2 ce. May 4;
E pub. 5708; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 9720
Adoration; by Joseph J. McGrath; or-
gan or harmonium. © May 6, 1929;
2c. May 9; E pub. 5967; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York. 9721
Aegyptische nichte; walzer, von C. W.
Feldman, arr. von Bernhard HEgg, of
Germany; orch. pts., with pf.—or-
gan conductor. 4to. © Apr. 23,
1929; 1 c. May 17; E for. 4589; An-
ton J. Benjamin, Leipzig. 9722
Ar det nin som sett Maria? one-step
text av N. G. Granath, musik av
Helge Lindberg, of Sweden; pf.
© Jan. 1, 1928: 1 ec May 6, 1929;
E for. 4269; Reuter & Reuter, Stock-
holm, Sweden. 9723
Aero (The) squadron march; by H.
A. Maas; band pts. 4to. © May
14, 1929; 2c. May 18; E pub. 6258;
Henry A. Maas, Sheboygan, Wis.
9724
African rhapsody; by R. G. Craig;
pf. © 1c¢ May 6, 1929; E unp.
6469; Robert G. Craig, Baltimore.
9725
After the dance is over; words by
Phil Ford [i. e. Philip Ford], music
by C. Escher. © May 27, 1929;
2 ec. May 27; E pub. 6317; Chester
Escher, New York. 9726
After the girl; from Love lies, words
by Stanley Lupino, music by Hal
Brody [pseud. of H. B. Hedley, Jack
Clarke and Harry Acres], of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa-notations] © May
14, 1929; 1 ce. May 16; E for. 4508;
Francis, Day & Hunter, lItd., Lon-
don. 9727
o11
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9728
After thinking it over; fox-trot song,
words and music by Benny Davis, of
U. S. and Carmen Lombardo, of
Canada, domiciled at Chicago. ©
April 12, 1929; 2 c. April 15; E pub.
5645; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
9728
Agarena; piéce espagnole 4 danser,
par Raoul Laparra, version origin-
ale avec a défauts pour orchestres
réduits par Georges Grécourt, of
France: parties, avec pf. conducteur
et 1°* violons-conducteur. 4to, © |
Apr. 10; 1929; 1 c. May 16; HE. for.
4637; Choudens, Paris. 29:
Agua sincopada; tango, from Wake up
and dream, by Cole Porter; pf.
London, New York and Sydney,
Chappell & co. Itd. © Apr. 29,
1929; 2 ec. May 8; E pub. 5777;
Harms, ine., New York. 9730:
Ah, Amalia. En vals om. henne
som...; text av Michal, musik av
Jules Sylvain, of Sweden; pf. ©
Apr. 20, 1929; 1 ce. May 11; BE for.
4394; Edition Sylvain, Stockholm,
Sweden. 9731
Ah,: fuyez 4 présent, malheureuses
pensées; poéme de Jean Moréas,
musique de Philippe Gaubert, of
France. © Apr. 5, 1929: 1 ¢. Apr.
30; E for. 4135; Heugel, Paris.
9732
Ah! Quel temps! dans De la folie
pure, paroles de Louis Lemarchand,
musique de Maurice Hermite, of
France. © Apr. 19, 1929; 1 ec. May
10; E for. 4400; Enoch & cie., Paris.
9733
Air de ballet; by O. Lozzi, op. 3, no.
3; pf. ©1c. May 28, 1929; EB unp.
7234; Oscar Lozzi, Providence, R. I.
9734
Air (The) mail; by Miriam Righter ;
pf. © May 18, 1929; 2 ec May 18;
EK pub. 6108; Bendix pub. co., Lin-
coln, Neb. 9735
Air-o-loon; words and music by T.
Hankinson, of Great Britain, domi-
ciled at Rosedale, Md. [Photostat]
© 1c. May 14, 1929; E unp. 6739;
Thomas Hankinson, Rosedale, Md.
9736
Al amanecer; tango, by L. M. Ferreté,
of France; pf. conductor. © Sept.
20, 1928; 1 ce. Mar. 15; E for. 4599;
L. M. Ferreté, Paris. 9737
Al x. D&. «Ta ey . DAM . Coamaon
arabe, paroles de Nazelles, musique
de Albert Chantrier, of France; pf.
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
ace., with ukulele arr. by F. Sala-
bert. © Apr. 10, 1929; 1 c. May 16;
E for. 4669; Francis Salabert, Paris.
9738
Alabam; words and music by Tim
Brymn and Chris Smith. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. May 13,
1929; E unp. 6672; Clarence Wil-
liams music pub. co., inc., New York.
9739
Alabama Lou; words and music by G.
W. Brodin. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. May 6, 1929; E unp.
6443; Glenn W. Brodin, Chicago.
9740
Aladin; fox trot, de Maurice Hermite,
of Franee, sur les motifs de la chan-
son de Louis Lemarchand; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
May 10, 1929; 1 c. May 23; E for.
4759; Enoch & cie., Paris. 9741
Album no. 2; danzas Cubanas, de H.
Lecuona, of Cuba; pf. No hables
mas. [5 others] © Apr. 12, 1929;
1c Apr. 18; E for. 4731; Ernesto
Lecuona, Havana. 9742
Album des douze; morceaux célébres
pour violon et pf., von Johan S.
Svendsen, Franz Schubert and oth-
ers, arr. by Nicolaj Hansen, of Den-
mark. © Dec. 4, 1928; 1 ¢. Dee. 18;
E for. 3877; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen, Denmark. 9743
Album leaf in| E; composed by H.
Meyerowitz; ‘pf. © 1 e¢ May 29,
1929; E unp. 72938; Harry Meyero-
witz, New York. 9744
Album of four pieces; by Frederick
Bye, of Great Britain; violoncello,
with pf. acc. 1. Knockabout. [8
others] © Apr. 17, 1929; 1 ¢. Apr.
29; E for. 4157; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) ltd., London. 9745
Albur de amor; cancion popular mexi-
cana, arr. de Adolfo Estrada Ortiz,
of Mexico. © May 2, 1929; 1 ce. May
27; E for. 4801; A. Wagner y Levien
sucs., Ss. en c., Mexico City, Mexico.
9746
paso-doble, par José Sentis,
F. Salabert, of France;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur,
1.° violino conducteur et paroles.
4to. © Apr. 10, 1929; 1 e. May 16;
EH for. 4657; Francis Salabert, Paris.
9747
All aboard Frisco; words by R. D. Ru-
ben, music by M. G. Runyan. Pensa-
cola, Fla., Ruben-Runyan music co.
© May 18, 1929; 2 ec. May 18; E pub.
6109; Robert D. Ruben, Pensacola,
Fla. 9748
Aleala ;
arr. par
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
All alone hobo biues; fox-trot, words
and music by V. H. Moore. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Apr.
19, 1929: 2 « May 38; HB pub. 5894;
Vincent H. Moore, Salinas, Calif.
9749
All hail! this day of days; from the
cantata Glad tidings of great joy,
text by Raymond Harl Bellaire, mu-
sie by Richard Kountz: sop., alto and
bar. 4to. © May 6, 1929; 2 ¢. May
9; E pub. 6004; M. Witmark & sons.
New York. 9750
All I do is follow butterflies; lyric by
Mort Dixon, musie by Harry Woods.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
May 17, 1929; E unp. 6845; Rem-
ick music corp., New York. 9751
All I want is y-o-u; by Johnny Tucker,
Joe Schuster and Gladys Rice, arr.
by Geo. J. Trinkaus; voc. orch. pts.
4to. © May 18, 1929; 2 ¢c. May 22;
E pub. 6273; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 9752
All I want is you; by Johnny Tucker,
Joe Schuster and Gladys Rice; pf.
and ukulele ace. © May 6, 1929;
2 ce. May 9; E pub. 6010; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 9753
All in my thoughts; words by T. C.
Brogan, music by Samuel H. Speck.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
May 21, 1929; E unp. 6955; Thelma
C. Brogan, Calgary, Alta., Canada.
9754
All in the game; words and music by
H. N. Raymond. © 1 c¢. May 28,
1929; E unp. 7241; Harold N. Ray-
mond, Denville, N. J. 9755
All my life I’ve waited for you; by
Walter Scharf. [Melody only] ©
1 ce. May 13, 1929; E unp. 6708;
Benn Trivers and Robert Fram, inc.,
New York. 9756
All through the years; words by R. R.
Bailey, music by William J. S. Rit-
scher. [Photostat] © 1c. May 17,
1929; E unp. 6855; Roy Rutherford
Bailey, Chicago. 9757
Allerseelen; 120 vortrags u. fantasie-
sticke, von Hermann Weuzel, of
Germany; harmonium. bd. 1.
Dec, 10,- 1928 :. tT. ci-May,..2,. 1929;
E for. 4320; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
9758
Alone; words by Theodore Shaw,
music by Robert Braine, op. 14, no.
1; high voice. © May 2, 1929; 2 «¢.
May 9; E pub. 5799; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 9759
9770
Alone in my heart; lyric and music
by K. Coffey. © May 20, 1929; 2 ¢.
May 27; E pub. 6334; Kathleen Cof-
fey, San Francisco. 9760
Alone with God; words and music by
I, B. Vibbard; pf. © 1 ¢ May 10,
1929; E unp. 6581; Ida Belle Vib-
bard, Albany. 9761
Along the redwood trail; words and
musie by 8S. M. Modry. © 1c. May
18, 1929; E unp. 6896; Southard
Marcus Modry, San Francisco. 9762
Alphabet (The) song, F-U-N-E-X;
words and musie by G. C. Penning-
ton and Billy James. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 17, 1929;
EH unp. 6883; George C. Pennington,
Philadelphia. 9763
Am I blue? by Grant Clarke and Harry
Akst, arr. by E. Chas. Eggett; vocal
orch. pts., with words; in F. 4to.
© May 138, 1929; 2 c.’May 17; E
pub. 6153; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 9764
Am I blue; fox-trot, from On with the
show, lyrics by Grant Clarke, music
by Harry Akst, arr. by Joseph Nuss-
-baum; dance orch. pts. 4to. © May
18, 1929; 2 c. May 22; E pub. 6286;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
9765
Am I blue; lyric by Grant Clarke,
music by Harry Akst; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Apr. 29, 1929; 2c. May
2; E pub. 5997; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 9766
America, America, that’s where the
pretty girls grow; words by William
H. Leonard, music by F. S. Wildt.
© May 4, 1929; 2 c. May 6; E pub.
5912; Frank S. Wildt, Lancaster, Pa.
9767
America the beautiful; words by Kath-
arine Lee Bates, music by Will C.
Macfarlane; mixed voices or voices
in unison. 4to. © May 9, 1929; 2 «¢.
May 11; E pub. 5847; Cressey &
Allen, Portland, Me. 9768
America the friendly land; words and
music by M. S. Johnston, arr. by
T. Frederick H. Candlyn. © 1 ¢.
May 1, 1929; EH unp. 6289; Malcolm
Sanders Johnston, Geneva, N. Y.
9769
American (The) flyer; march, by G. EH.
Robinson, arr. by David Coate;
band pts. with solo cornet conductor.
Cincinnati, O., Fillmore music house.
4to. © April 18, 1929; 2c. April
20; E pub. 5538; Fillmore bros. co.,
Cincinnati. 9770
013
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9771
pt. II, n.s., v. 24
American (The) Legion march; words
by Ruth Northen, music by C. B.
Youmans. © 1*c. May 13, 1929; E
unp. 6698; Callie B. Youmans, At-
lanta. 9771
Amherst marching song ; words and mu-
sic by E. M. Durban. Philadelphia,
Amherst alumni assn. © April 5,
1929; 2c. April 29; E pub. 5557; Hd-
ward M. Durban, Philadelphia. 9772
Amor es cruel martirio; letra y
musica de Manuel Moreno, of Mex-
ico, domiciled at Los Angeles. 8vo.
[Photostat] © Apr. 22, 1929; 2 ¢.
Apr. 27; E pub. 6063; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 9773
Amor (L’) perduto; words by Ric-
cardo Cordiferro, music by Agostino
Montalto, of Italy ; 1° violini. [Italian
text] © 1c. music Mar, 29, 1929;
1 c. words Apr. 23; E unp. 5183;
Clara Dix, New York. Se OTT4
Amore Spagnuolo; tango, versi di
Giuseppe Denaro, musica di Angelo
Patricolo. © Apr. 1, 1929; 2 c. May
8; E pub. 5745; Carlo Francesco
Bodro, Rome. 9775
Amour (L’) ca n’a Il’ air de rien...;
fox trot, de |’ opérette Déshabillez-
vous, par René Mercier, of France;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur,
1° violino conducteur et paroles. 4to.
© Apr. 10, 1929; 1 c«. May 16; E for.
4659; Francis Salabert, Paris. 9776
An der Weser; lied, worte von Fr.
Dingelstedt, musik von Gustav Pres-
sel, arr. von Leopold Weninger, of
Austria; orch. pts., with violin 1
conductor. © Apr. 15, 1929; 1 e.
May 7; E for. 4263; Anton J. Benja-
min, Leipzig. 9777
Ananas; music von Stephan Weiss, of
Austria, arr. von Franz Eber, of Aus-
tria ; Salonorch.pts., with words. 4to.
© Jan. 24, 1929; 1 ec. Mar. 18; E for.
4219; Wiener musik-verlag (Inhaber
Otto Hirich), Vienna. 9778
And how; fox-trot song, lyric and
music by Bob. Roberts; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © Apr. 24, 1929; 2 c. May
3; E pub. 5712; Independent music
publishers, Hachita, N. M. 9779
And wilt thou leave me thus? words
by Thomas Wyatt, music by Peter
Warlock [pseud. of Philip Hesel-
tine], of Great Britain. © Mar. 14,
1929; 1 c. May 15; E for. 4841; Ox-
ford university press, London. 9780
And you'll notice that she never asked
him why; words by J. W. Rutledge,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only! © 1c. May 29, 1929;
_E unp. 7283; Joseph W. Rutledge,
Kenosha, Wis. ; S781
And you'll remember me; song or reci-
tation, words anon., music by Alma
Stanley. Belmar, N. J., Edgar S.
Werner & co. © May 8, 1929; 2c.
May 13; E pub. 6400; M. S. Titus-
Werner, Belmar, N. J. 9782
Andante tragique; von Ernst Miiller-
Betzin, of Germany, op. 72; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor and ist violin
conductor. London, J. Liber. 4to.
© Dee. 15, 1928; 1 ce. Apr. 19, 1929;
E for. 4186; Edition Otto Kuhl,
G. m. b. H., Cologne, Germany. 9783
Animation; overture, by A. F. Wend-
land, arr. by R. B. Hisenberg; band
pts. 4to. © April 24, 1929; 2 e.
April 29; E pub. 5611; W. R. Dalbey
music co., Omaha, Neb. 9784
Another chance; I was growing awful
bad, words and music by G. A.
Hadley. © 1c. May 24, 1929; H
unp. 7221; George A. Hadley,
Denver. 9785
Anywhere with you; fox-trot, words
and music by L. Kappoe. [Words
and melody only] © 1. May 16,
1929; E unp. 6779; Leo Kappoe,
Tamaqua, Pa. 9786
Apple-tree; words by T. H. Brown,
music by Felix White, of Great
Britain; sop. and contralto. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Apr. 4, 1929; 1 c. May 9; E for.
4380; Oxford university press, Lon-
don. 9787
Aprés; paroles de Lucien Boyer, mu-
sique de jean Lenoir, of France. ©
Apr. 10, 1929:3 "1c, May 16 aio
4663; Francis Salabert, Paris. 9788
April (An) day; by Herbert Ralph
Ward; pf. © May 21, 1929; 2 e.
May 28; Epub. 6418; Edward Schu-
berth & co., inc., New York. 9789
April rain; words by Annette Wynne,
music by Harry Colin Thorpe; high
voice. © May 2, 1929; 2 c. May 9;
E pub. 5784; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 9790
April rain; words by Robert Lovye-
man, music by William J. S.
Ritscher. [Photostat] © 1c. May
17, 1929; E unp. 6856; Roy Ruther-
ford Bailey, Chicago. 9791
Aramis march; words and music by
R. Meredith Willson; pf. © Mar.
5, 1929; 2 c. May 16; E pub. 6057;
Kalmus filmusic edition, New Mop
514
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
9814
no. 5, 1929
Are we still a million miles from
nowhere? words by G. Denoyan,
music by Walter Kushner. © 1 ©¢.
May 15, 1929; E unp. 6738; George
Denoyan, New York. 9793
Argentino amor; tango der leiden-
schaft, von Don Carlos [pseud.], of
France, arr. u. deutsche worte v.
Harry Blum, of Germany; orch. pts.
4to. © Dec. 15, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 19,
1929; E for. 4188; Edition Otto
Kuhl, G. m. b. H., Cologne, Ger-
many. 9794
Aria all’ antica; 3° tempo della Suite
mignonne, di Fernando Limenta,
trascrizione per viola e pf. di
Romeo Caprara, of Italy. © Mar.
29, 1929; 1 c. May 3; E for. 4153;
A. & G. Carisch & ¢., Milan. 9795
Armstrong (W. DD.) Four male
quartets; op. 124. 4to. 1. Night.
[3 others] © May 15, 1929; 2 «.
May 16; E pub. 6088; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 9796
As it were; fox-trot, par Y. P. Mullow,
arr. par F. Salabert, of France;
orch. parties, avee pf. conducteur et
1° violini conducteur. 4to. © Apr.
10, 1929; 1 ec. May 16; EB for. 4652;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 9797
As long as we’re together; words and
music by V. Beach. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 8, 1929;
E unp. 6354; Val Beach, New York.
9798
Ashes of love; lyric by Monty Siegel,
music by Chas. Rosoff, arr. by
Herbert Deer; mixed voices. 4to.
© May 18, 1929; 2 c. May 22; B
pub. 6277; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 9799
Ashes of love; lyrics by Monty Siegel,
music by Chas. Rosoff, quartette arr.
by Albert Deer; male voices. Ato.
© Apr. 2, 1929; 2 ec. Apr. 5; E pub.
4930; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 9800
Ashes of roses; flower song, words by
M. E. Blanton, music by Dave Pey-
ton. © May 10, 1929; 2 c. May 16;
E pub. 6033; Mattie E. Blanton,
Chicago. 9801
Ashes of roses; song without words,
by C. W. Krogmann; violoncello
with pf. acc. © 1. May 20, 1929;
E unp. 6907; Carrie Williams
Krogmann, Marblehead, Mass.
9802
Ask me no more; poem by A. Tenny-
son, music by K. L. Richards. ©
1c May 25, 1929; E unp. 7181;
Katherine Louise Richards, New
York. 9803
At a football game; a pipe dream
march, compiled by C. J. Cameron,
arr. by Albert M. Kanrich; band
pts. with solo & 1st B flat trumpets
conductor. obl. 24mo. © Feb. 1,
1929; 2 c. Feb. 25;*E. pub. 5639;
Colin J. Cameron, trading as The
Whittier press, Amesbury, Mass.
9804
At dawn when my thoughts turn to
you; words and music by L. M.
Powers. © 1 ¢c..May 13, 1929; EH
unp. 6696; Lorenzo Marzell Powers,
Washington. 9805
At sunrise; by Yvonne Beauregard;
pf. © May 2, 1929; 2 c. May,9;
E pub. 61381; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. 9806
Atlantic City auditorium and conven-
tion hall march; by W. Stokking.
© 1c. Apr. 11, 1929; E unp. 5594;
William Stokking, Ventnor City,
No 9807
Attack (The); by Eric Enoch, of
Great Britain; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928;
1 @ May 15, 1929; E for. 4455;
Lareine & co., ltd., London. 9808
Audition stomp; by Pat McCarthy [i. e.
Patrick McCarthy] [Melody only]
Or Ioae.u: May, 23,,,,1929; .E.amp.
7046; Herman Friedman and Pat
McCarthy, New York. * 9809
Auf dem kirchhof; ged. von Detlev
von Liliencron, musik von H. Behr.
© May 3, 1929; 2 c. May 7; E pub.
5719; Herman Behr, Brooklyn. 9810
Augusta; waltz, by S. F. Baldin, of
Russia, domiciled at Jamaica, N. Y.;
pf. © 1c. May 27, 1929; E unp.
7178; Siluan F. Baldin, Jamaica,
IN. <¥.. 9811
Aurevoir—bon jour; lyric by Olive
Chavous, music by G. Cowart. ©
1 ec. May 1, 1929; E unp. 6244;
Grace Cowart, Dublin, Ga. 9812
Autumn carnival; by Robert A. Hel-
lard; pf. © May 21, 1929: 2 «.
May 28; E pub. 6416; Edward
Schuberth & co., ine., New York.
9813
Autumb moods; capriccio, by Gerald
F. Frazee; pf. © April 1, 1929; 2
e. April 29; E pub. 5541; Walter
Jacobs, inc., Boston. ° 9814
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9815
pt. II, n.s., Vv.
Autumn time; words and music by
J. W. Pumel. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. May 8, 1929; E unp.
6535; J. W. Pumel, Portland, Or.
9815
Ave Maria; concert spirituel, by I. J.
O’Kupniak, op. 28, no. 3; sop. or
ten. solo, with organ ace. © Apr.
6, 1929; 2 c. May 13: E pub. 6140;
Ignace J. O’Kupniak, Gardner, Mass.
9816
Ave Maria; [from Roman Catholic
liturgy], music by a Sister of Saint
Agnes. 4to. © Apr. 23, 1929; 2 c.
May 17; E pub. 6322; Sisters of
Saint Agnes, Altoona, Pa. 9817
Ave Maria; hymn, by a Sister of Notre
Dame. nos. 1-3. 4to. © Apr. 20,
1929; 2 c« May 6; E pub. 6129;
Thomas F. Leonard, Lawrence,
Mass. 9818
Ave Maris stella; messe & 3 voix mix-
tes, musique de P. Jean-M. Plum, of
France, op. 40. 1. 4to.—2. With or-
gan ace. © Apr. 5, 1929; 1 c. each
Apr. 30; E for. 4136, 41387; Alph.
Schotte et cie, Boulogne s mer,
France. 9819, 9820
Aveu (L’); by Leonard Peck, of
Great Britain; organ. © May 6,
1929; 1 c«. May 2; Efor. 4248; W.
Paxton & co., ltd., London. 9821
Aviation blues; words and music by
W. Williams. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Apr. 29, 1928;
2 ec. May 3, 1929; E pub. 6324;
Wesley Williams, Ahmeek, Mich.
9822
Avril sourit ... poéme de Jean Mo-
réas, musique de Philippe Gaubert,
of France. © Apr. 5, 1929; 1 «¢.
Apr. 30; E for. 4134; Heugel, Paris.
9823
Aw don’t be that way—sweet baby;
fox-trot, words and music by J.
Ring. ©1c. May 31, 1929; E unp.
7354; Jack Ring, Chicago. 9824
Awake! thou that sleepest;
words [adapted] from Ephesians
and music by L. J. Kindig. © May
1, 1929; 2 c« May 10; E pub. 5763;
Lisle James Kindig, Mattoon, III.
9825
Awakening (The) (Das erwachen) ;
words by Walter Henley, music by
Aloys George Fleischmann, of Ger-
many, op. 26, no. 2. © Apr. 3, 1929;
1c. May 17; EH for. 4470; Augener,
Itd., London’ 9826
hymn,
Awakening of spring; Bohemian mel-
ody, arr. by A. Honicky; violin
and pf. ©1c. May 1, 1929; E unp.
6281; Antonin Honicky, Schenec-
tady, N’-Y. 9827
Azares de la vida; fox-trot, letra y
musica de Alfonso Esparza Oteo, of
Mexico. © May 2, 1929; 1 ec. May
27; E for. 4800; A. Wagner y Leyien
sues., Ss. en @c., Mexico City, Mexico.
9828
Baby blue eyes; ballad, words and
music by Edwina Ford. New York
City, Frank Harding. © May 10,
1929; 2 c. May 15; E pub. 5935;
Elia A. Ford, Oakland, Calif.
9829
Baby, does your maybe mean yes?
words and musie by Mitchell Parish,
Herbie Mandell and Cornel Tanassy,
jr.; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
M. Kalua. © May 14, 1929; 2 «¢.
May 29; E pub. 6372; Mills music,
ine., New York. 9830
Baby girl; words and music by L.
Walter. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 2, 1929; E unp. 6320;
Lou Walter, Atlantic City. 9831
Baby grand; words by F. E. Golden,
music by Samuel H. Speck. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ee. May 10,
1929; E unp. 6599; Frank EH. Golden,
Dunmore, Pa. 9832
Baby lips, baby eyes, baby cries;
words by M. Keown, music by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 25, 1929; E unp. 7125;
Moira Keown, Flushing, N. Y.
9833
Baby mine; lyric by R. Mason and M.
W. Hall, musie by M. 'W.- Hall.
[Photostat] © 1 ¢ May 22, 1929;
E unp. 7036; Matty W. Hall and
Ruby Mason, Copley, O. 9834
Baby mine; words and music by F, L.
O’Bryan. © 1c May 6, 1929; E
unp. 6481; Franklin L. O’Bryan,
Chicago. 9835
Baby cf my love; words and musie by
Richard Blaine Stauffer. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. May 2,
1929; H unp. 6734; Richard B.
Stauffer, Riley, Kans. 9836
Baby—oh where can you be; words
and music by Ted Koehler and
Frank Magine; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by May Singhi Breen. © May
16, 1929; 2c. May 17; E pub. 6042;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 9837
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
9859
Baby will you be mine; words and
music by D. Spiegel. [Words and
melody only} © 1c. Mar. 12, 1929;
E unp. 4616; David Spiegel, New
York. 9838
Baby’s (The) teeth; words by B.
Mitchell, music by Luther A. Clark.
© April 27, 1929; 2 ec. May 3; E pub.
5620; Bettie Mitchell, Akron, O.
9839
Bacchanale; par René Rabey, of
France; pf. © Apr. 10, 1929; 1c.
May 16; E for. 4617; Heugel, Paris.
. 9840
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Bachana;
introducing no. 1. Six easy pre-
ludes. In tears of grief from St.
Matthew passion, etc., arr. by R. W.
Saar, of Great Britain; pf. © Apr.
29, 1929; 1 ce. Apr. 25; E for. 4074;
W. Paxton & co., ltd., London. 9841
Clavecin bien tempéré; avec
analyses et conseils sur 1’ interpré-
tation par G. Sporck, of France; pf.
4™° recueil. © Apr. 5, 1929; 1 «.
Apr. 30; E for. 4094; Georges
Sporek, Paris. 9842
—— Menuet; transcrit et harmonisé
par André Benoist, of France; vio-
lin with pf. ace. © Dee. 31, 1928;
i -e. Apr. 30, 1929; E. for.. 4097;
Editions du magasin musical Pierre
Schneider, Paris. 9843
Bach’s birthday; 4 fugal sketches, by
George Dyson, of Great Britain; pf.
© Mar. 14, 1929: 1 ce. May 15; E
for. 4833; Oxford university press,
London. 9844
Baci e follie; canzone—fox-trot, mu-
Sica di C. A. Ciociano, of Italy; or-
chestrina parti, con pf. conduttore.
4to. © Dec. 30, 1928; 1 ec. May 2,
1929; E for. 4429; Edoardo Viani,
Genoa, Italy. 9845
Baciarti vorrei; polka, by FE. Fazio.
© 1c. May 21, 1929; E unp. 6978;
Frank Fazio, Brooklyn. 9846
Bacio (Il) di Conchita; serenata, di
Mario Mariotti, of Italy; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Feb. 18,
1929; 1 ec. May 2; E for. 4092; Edo-
ardo Viani, Genoa, Italy. 9847
Back home blues; words and music
by A. L. Sewall, arr. by Clarke Tate.
[Photostat] © 1 ee. May 20, 1929;
E unp. 69386; Anne Landee Sewall,
Coahoma, Miss. 9848
Back where the whippoorwills sing;
words and musie by C. C. Thomson.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
May 29, 1929; EH unp. 7296; Clytie
Cannaday Thomson, Roanoke, Va.
9849:
Bagatellen; 50 melodidse stticke fiir
harmonium svlo von Hermann Wen--
zel, of Germany. bd. 1. © Jan..
26, 1929; 1 c. May 2; E for. 4313;-:
Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 9850:
Bahama shore; words and music by
Mrs. M. J. Thompson [i. e. Arrie
Thompson] N. Y. City, Frank
Harding. © Dec. 15, 1928: 2 c. Dee.
22; E pub. 6894; Michael J. Thomp-
son, Jacksonville, Fla. 9851
Bailando el son; danzon, por F. Tizol ;
pf. ©1c. May 7, 1929; E unp. 6453;
Francisco Tizol, New York. 9852
Balfe (Michael William) Airs from
The Bohemian girl; arr. by S. E.
Morris; EH flat alto and B flat ten.
saxophones, with pf. acc. © May
14, 1929; 2 c« May 17; E pub. 6053;
Fred Heltman c¢o., Cleveland. 9853
Bohemian girl; from the opera,
fox-trot arr. by Raymond Mat-
thews; orch. pts. 4to. © May 6,
1929; 2 c. May 3; E. pub. 5622; Al-
fred & co., New York. 9854
Ballade of the stars; by A. de Faria,.
of Portugal, domiciled at Washing: -
ton;.melody, with pf. acc. © 1 «¢:
May 16, 1929; EH unp. 6821; Accacio
de Faria, Washington. 9855.
Bambina; words by Tom Ford, music
by Don Kendall. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. May 10, 1929; EH
unp. 6600; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleve-
land. 9856
Banjoistic ; fox-trot, by John Cali, arr:
by L. Katzman; violin. © 1: Apr.
18, 1929; E unp. 6235; Louis Katz-
man, New York. 9857
Barbecue (The); words by Henry
Finch, music by Louis Drakeford
fi. e. L. H. Drakeford], of Great
Britain. © 1 c¢. Apr. 2, 1929; BE:
unp. 5346: Lewis Henry Drakeford,
New York. 9858:
Baseball, the national game; words:
by H. ©: George, music by Bud
SToan.. © le. May 21, 1929; E’ unp.:
6986.;, Harry Clay George, Seattle.
9859"
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9860
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Battle; second set, poems by Wilfrid
Wilson Gibson, set to music by P. N.
Miles, of Great Britain, op. 9; bar.
London, J. Curwen & sons, ltd. 1.
Retreat. [5 others] © May 7,
1929; 1 c. May 4; E for. 4748; P.
Napier Miles, Bristol, Hngland.
9860
Battle of the centaurs; photoplay
music, by Henry Hadley; orch. pts.,
with pf. or organ conductor. ©
May 17, 1929; 2 ec. May 21; E pub.
6288; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. $861
Bauern hochzeit walzer; by E. Wil-
fahrt. [Melody only] © 1 ec. May
28, 1929; E unp. 7247; Eddie Wil-
fahrt, New Ulm, Minn. 9862
Baynon (Arthur) Three soliloquies;
by Arthur Baynon, of Great Britain ;
pf. nos. 1-8. © Nov. 29, 1928; 1 ¢.
May 15, 1929; E for. 4830; Oxford
university press, London. 9863
Be, me, fe; words and music by S.
Small. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 3, 1929; E unp. 6367;
Solomon Small, Brooklyn. 9864
Ge my sweetheart again; song and
dance, words and music by W. B.
Speth; pf. © 1 c. May 27, 1929;
BE unp. 7210; William B. Speth,
Denver. 9865
Beatitudes (The); anthem for 4 pt.
cho., words from Matthew 5, music
iby Harry Rowe Shelley; mixed
voices, with incidental scp. solo, and
organ ace. 4to. © Apr. 24, 1929;
2c. Apr. 27; E pub. 5655; G. Schir-
‘mer, inc., New York. 9866
Beautiful friendships; words and mu-
sic by J. S. High; mixed voices. 4to.
© May 11, 1929; 2 « May 11; E
pub. 5873; Jesse Sylvester High,
Windber, Pa. 9867
Beautiful one; words and music by
H. Kane. [Words and _ melody
only] ©41c. May 16, 1929; E unp.
6778; Hayden Kane, Pittsburgh.
9868
Beavers dance; by E. EH. Harder, 8
bars of melody by Richard Harder ;
pt. © May 16, 1929;'2 ¢. May, 24;
FE pub. 6205; Erwin E. Harder, Chi-
cago. 9869
Because I found you sweetheart ;
‘words by Max Wartell, music. by
Irving Wallman and Max Kaplan.
©. Mar. 23, 19295 2c. Mar 20,34
pub. 4598; Wartell, Wallman & Kap-
lan, New York. 9870
018
pt. 111, n.s., v. 24
Because I love nice things; words and
music by A. EH. Pfeiffer. [Words
and melody only. Photostat] © 1
ce. May 25, 1929; E unp. 7117; Ar-
nold Ernst Pfeiffer, New York.
9871
Because. I love you—that’s all; words
and music by W. Bluethner, of
Canada, domiciled at New York.
[Words and melody only. Photo-
stat]
7217; Waldo Bluethner, New York.
9872
Because of you; words by D. Field
Brooks, music by I. B. Foldessy. ©
1c. May 28, 1929; E unp. 7063;
Irene Brooks Foldessy, San Diego,
Calif. 9873
Because you are with me tonight;
words and music by Louis Drake-
ford [i. e. L. H. Drakeford], of
Great Britain. © 1c. Apr. 2, 1929;
Ei ounp. 5349; Lewis Henry Drake-
ford, New York. 9874
Because you love me baby; words and
music by Happy Cook [pseud. of J.
Cook] [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 9, 1929; E unp. 6544;
John Cook, Kansas City, Mo. 9875.
Bees; 4 pt. song, words by Norman
Gale, music by Percy E. Fletcher, of
Great Britain; mixed voices. 4to. .
© May 14, 1929; i c May 16; E for.
44638 ; Novello & co., Itd., London.
9876
Feethoven (Ludwig van) Allegro-
finale; extrait de la VII‘, sonate,
op. 30, no. 2, arr. par A. Salabert,.
of France; orch. parties, avec pf.
conducteur et 1° violini conducteur.
4to. © Apr. 10, 1929; 1 ce May 16;
K, for. 4687; Francis Salabert, Paris.
98TT
Before the ending of the day; hymn-
anthem, words by 8S. Ambrose, music
by Charles Huerter; mixed voices,
with bar. solo, and organ ace. 4to,
© May 2, 1929; 2 c. May 9; E pub.
5790; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
9878
Before the sandman comes; words by
Jack Largay, music by Jill Largay.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
May 6, 1929; E unp. 6461; Warren
James Largay, Minneapolis. 9879
Before you came; burlesque ballad,
written and composed by Kenneth
and George Western, of Great Brit-
ain. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Apr. 29, 1929; 1 «@ May
17; E for, 4490; Reynolds & Co.,
London, 9880
al
© 1c. May 7, 1929; E unp.-.
no. 5, 1929
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
9899
Behold, I stand at the door; hymn,
words [adapted] from Revelations
and music by L. J. Kindig. © May
1, 1929; 2 c. May 10; E pub. 5770;
Lisle James Kindig, Mattoon, ees
9881
Behold I will send you Elijah, words
from the Bible, music by C. F. Tol-
lestrup; mixed voices. 4to. © May
4, 1929; 2 c. May 4; E pub. 5663;
Christian Francis Tollestrup, Ray-
mond, Alberta, Canada. 9882
Bekold today is the day of salvation,
now is the accepted time; hymn,
words and music by C. EH. Bell; pf.
16mo. © Mar. 20, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
28; E pub. 2638; Carmon E. Bell,
Springfield, Il. 9883
Being bad; by J. M. Langley. [Mel-
ody only] © 1c May 23, 1929;
E unp. 7066; John Milton Langley,
New York. 9884
Believe in me; words and music by
B. M. Graebner. © 1 c. May 28,
20h unp. 72563: Bertha’ M.
Graebner, San Antonio. 9885
Believe me I believe you; words and
music by James Brockman. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. May 14,
1929; E unp. 6735; Brockman music
pub. co., Los Angeles. 9886
Believe me that’s love; lyrie by
George Whiting, music by Charles
Abbott and Edwin Weber; pf. acc,
with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © May 27, 1929; 2 c. May
29; E pub. 63877; George Whiting,
ine., New York. 9887
Belle (La) au bois dormant; de Claude
Debussy, arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et 1° violini conducteur. ©
Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c. May 16, 1929;
E for. 4660; Francis Salabert, Paris.
9888
Belle (La) dame sans merci; cho.,
poem by John Keats, music by A.
Gibbs, of Great Britain; mixed
voices. London, J. Curwen & sons,
Itd. 4to. © Feb. 26, 1929; 1 c¢. Mar.
7; E for. 4254; Armstrong Gibbs,
Essex, England. 9889
Belle lune d’argent; poéme de Jean
Moréas, musique de Philippe
Gaubert, of France. © Apr. 5, 1929;
1 c. Apr. 30; E for. 4131; Heugel.
Paris. 9890
Bells (The) are gaily ringing; Easter
earol, words and music by T. Guy
Lucas, of Great Britain; mixed
voices. 4to. © Jan. 11, 1929; 2c.
Jan. 9; E pub. 2454; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 9891
Bells (The) of St.
Emmett Adams, arr. by Matthew
Zoltai; violin and pf. New York
City, Chappell-Harms, inc. © May
9, 1929; 2 ce. May 10; E pub. 5779;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. 9892
Mary’s; by A.
Bells over Jordan; spiritual, anthem
or quartet, words by Daniel Cross,
music by Bernard Hamblen; mixed
voices. 4to. © May 17, 1929; 2 ¢.
May 18; E pub. 6217; Harms, inc.,
New York. 9893
Benedicite (A); words by Hugh B.
Cott, music by Robin Milford, of
Great Britain; male voice choir.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Apr. 5, 1929; 1 ¢« May
15; E for. 4445; Oxford university
press, London. 9894
Benjamin (Arthur) Three little
pieces ; by Arthur Benjamin, of Great
Britain; pf. 1. The tired dancer.
[2 others] © Feb. 21, 1929; 1 «.
May 15; E for. 4831; Oxford uni-
versity press, London. 9895
Berceuse ; by Connie Parsons, of Great
Britain; violin, with pf. ace. ©
Nov. 22, 1928; 1 « May 9, 1929; H
for. 4883; Oxford university press,
London. 9896
Berlin im licht-song; slow-fox, musik
von Kurt Weill, of Germany, spezia-
larr. von Otto Lindemann, of Ger-
many; jazz or full orch. pts., with
pf. conductor and violin 1 conductor.
© Dee. 12, 1928; 1, e..dan, 7/1929;
E for. 4203; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 9897
Berlioz (Hector Louis) Les Troyens
4 Carthage; prélude. arr. par W.
Tullius, of France; orch. restreint
avec pf. conducteur. pts. © Dee. 31,
1928; 1 c. Apr. 30, 1929; E for. 4108;
Choudens, Paris. 9898
Beside the sea; words by Edward
Blair: and Charles Ebey, music by
E. P. Blair. © 1c May 25, 1929;
E unp. 7097; Edward P. Blair,
Seattle. 9899
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
9900
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Best (The) of ’em are none too good;
words by M.. Holiner, music by
Alberta Nichols. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 10, 1929;
EH unp. 6586; Mann Holiner, New
York. 9900
Betrayal; original compositions, by
J. S. Zamecnik and L. de Francesco.
Music sc. © May 14, 1929; 2 «¢.
May 13; E pub. 5886; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 9901
Bibi-cheri ; one-step, di Ettore
Palone; pf. © 1c. May 2, 1929; BE
unp. 6339; Enrico Bernstiel, Milan.
9902
Bible (The) in melody; words and
music by L. J. Kindig. 4to. ©
May 1, 1929; 2c. and aff. May 10;
AA 15641; Lisle James Kindig,
Mattoon, Ill. 9903
Bible (The) is right; hymn, words by
A. T. Calhoun, music by C. P. Jones.
8vo. Gary, Ind., Bolar printing co.
© Mar. 22, 1929; 2c. Apr. 2; E pub.
4712; A. T. Calhoun, Gary, Ind.
9904
Bicicletta (La) stretta; Italian song
and dance, by A. Cagnazzo. ©1c.
May 6, 1929; E unp. 64387; Angelo
Cagnazzo, San Francisco. 9905
Biero satimeganta; vortojn kaj arion
verkis H. W. Hetzel:. [Blue-print]
© Apr. 10, 1929; 2c. May 21; E pub.
6147; Henry W. Hetzel, Phila-
delphia. 9906
Biff and bing; words by J. R. Hogue,
music by E. C. McCaw. © 1c. May
13, 1929; EK unp. 6707; Eleanor
Custer McCaw, New York. 9907
Big city blues; from Fox movietone
follies of 1929, words and music by
Archie Gottler, Sidney D. Mitchell
and Con Conrad. © Apr. 11, 1929;
2ce¢. May 21; E pub. 6176; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
9908
Big fat mama; words and music by
Papa Too Sweet [pseud. of Willie
Harris] [~Words and melody only]
© 1c..Apr. 24, 1929; E unp. 6420;
Richard M. Jones music pub. ¢Co.,
Chicago. 9909
Big gorilla man; words and music by
J. C. Johnson. [Words and melody
only] ©1 ce. May 10, 1929; EF unp.
6605; J. C. Johnson, New York.
9910
Billy boy [and] There’s musi¢ in the
air; arr. by Helen MacGregor; pf.
duet, with rhythm-band. © May 6,
1929; 2 c. May 9; E pub. 5970; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 9911
Bimba mia bimba; words and music by
P. Sciascia. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. May 23, 1929; E ump.
7054; Pasquale Sciascia, Philadel-
phia. 9912
Birmingham Bertha ; fox-trot, from On
with the show, lyrics by Grant
Clarke, mus:¢ by Harry Akst, arr. by
Ken Macomber; dance orch. pts.
Ato. © May 18, 1929; 2 c& May 22;
E pub. 6284; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 9913
Birmingham Bertha; lyric by Grant
Clarke, music by Harry Akst; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Apr. 29, 1929;
2c May 2; E pub. 5993; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 9914
Birthday party waltz; by Mabel Madi-
son Watson; pf. © May 22, 1929;
2c. May 24; EH pub. 6250; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 9915
Bitere (A) maise; words and music by
S. Small. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 21, 1929; E unp. 7041;
Solomon Small, Brooklyn. 9916
Bitter sweets; by Rudy Wiedoeft;
saxophone solo, with pf. ace. New
York, Robbins music corp. © May
29, 1929; 2 c. May 31; E pub. 6429;
Rudy Wiedoeft music pub. co., New
York. 9917
Blame it on the moonlight; words by
L. Piggott, music by Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. © 1 ¢ May 13, 1929;
E unp. 6686; Loretta Piggott, Se-
attle. 9918
Blogostawiny; words and music by
Frank Przybylski; 1st violin. © 1
ec. Apr. 17, 1929; E unp. 73820; An-
nette Przybylski, Chicago. 9919.
Blond oder braun; foxtrot, text von
Rolf Flor [pseud. of Max Maretzki],
musik von Josef Freudenthal, arr.
von Bernh. Egg, both of Germany ;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor and
violin 1 conductor. 4to. © Apr. 15,
1929; 1 ec. May 14; E for. 4432; In-
ternational-edition, G. m: b. GH.,
Leipzig. 9920
Blond oder braun? foxtrot, text von
Rolf Flor [pseud. of Max Maretzki],
musik von Josef Freudenthal, of
Germany. © Apr. 15, 1929; 1 «e
May 14; E for. 4442; International-
edition, G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 9921.
O20
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
ho. 5, 1929
9942
Blossom, rosebush; German folk tune,
arr. for toy Symphony orch. by J.
Lilian Vandevere; picture se. and
teacher’s sc. 4to. © May 4, 1929;
2c. May 23; E pub. 6890; C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 9922
Blossom time; lyrics by J. W. Picker-
ing, music by William J. S. Ritscher.
[Photostat] © 1 e. May 17, 1929;
FE unp. 6857 ; Roy Rutherford Bailey,
Chicago. 9923
Blue; words by Spencer Taylor, music
by K. M. L. Smith, of Great Britain,
domiciled at Garden City, N. Y.
[Photostat] ©1c. May 8, 1929; E
unp. 6917; Kenneth Moncrieff Leslie
Smith, Garden City, L. I., N. Y.
9924
Blue bird blues; lyric by Charlotte
Greenwood, music by Martin
Broones. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1929; E unp. 4909;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 9925
Blue bonnet time; love waltz, words
and music by J. E. Gaskell. © May
21, 1929; 2 ec. May 18; E pub. 6105;
John Edwin Gaskell, Houston. 9926
Blue (The) do-do-dee-skies ; words and
music by O. Smeby. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 16, 1929;
E unp. 6786; Oscar Smeby, Kensett,
Ta. < 9927
Blue Hawaii; waltz, by Abel Baer, Ira
Schuster and Irving Caesar, arr. by
O. Sciacea; band pts. obl. 24mo.
© May 13, 1929; 2 c. May 14; E
pub. 5956; Leo. Feist, inc, New
York. 9928
Blue Hawaii; waltz song, by Abel
Baer, Irving Caesar and Ira Schus-
ter, organ arr. by Walter C. Simon;
pianorgan with words. © May 10,
1929; 2 c. May 11; E pub. 5954; Leo.
Feist, ine., New York.» 9929
Blue Hawaii; waltz, words and music
by Abel Baer, Ira Schuster and Iry-
ing Caesar, arr. by Ferdie Grofé;
orech. pts. © May 15, 1929; 2 c. May
16; E pub. 6048; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 9930
Blue Hawaii; waltz, words and music
by Abel Baer, Ira Schuster and Irvy-
ing Caesar, arr. by Wm. C. Polla;
orch. pts. 4to. © April 26, 1929;
2 c. April 27; E pub. 5603; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 9931
Blue lagoon; words and music by Al-
bert Jacobs and Herbert Scharlin.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
57721—29—__2
May 27, 1929; E unp. 7169; Albert T.
Jacobs and Herbert M. Scharlin, San
Francisco. 9932
Blue moments; waltz, words by Josef
Hoffman, music by H._ Filler.
[Words and melody only] ©1l1e.
May 21, 1929; E unp. 6972; Harry
Filler, Philadelphia. 9933
Blue Ridge mountain cottage and you;
words by Al Lewis, music by Al
Sherman; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by May Singhi Breen. © Apr. 30,
1929; 2 c. May 1; E pub. 5580; Joe
Morris music co., New York. 9934
Blue shadows fantasy; incl. Blue
shadows, Raquel and Once in a life-
time, from Earl Carroll vanities, 7th
ed., orech. by Arthur Lange; orch.
pts. © May 18, 1929; 2 c. May 15;
E pub. 6023; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 9935
Blue (The) step; lyrics by Bud Mur-
ray [i. e. J. A. B. Murray] and Lon
Murray, music by Jerome Spolidoro.
© 1c. Apr. 13, 1929; E unp. 5695;
Julian A. Bud Murray, Los Angeles.
9936
Blue voyage; rhapsody, by Walling-
ford Riegger; pf. © May 2, 1929;
22°e@; May sO he. pubs! (5782). -G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 9937
Blue yodel no. 4; words and music by
Jimmie Rodgers, arr. by Art
Addoms; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Agar) 8, 2929); 2e@)Apr. 25';\ EH pub.
4903; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 9938
Blues; von Jean Wiéner, of France;
pf. (In Album Wiéner-Doucet) ©
Feb. 1, 1929; 1-¢. Mar. 18; EH for.
4234; Universal edition, a. g,,
Vienna.
B’nai Brith song; words and music
by Ben J. Scheinman. © Jan. 8,
1929; 2 e. May 23; E pub. 6188;
District Grand lodge no. 4, I. O.
B. B., B’nai B’rith, Women’s Grand
lodge, Dist. no. 4, San Francisco.
9940
Boat song of the Isles; lyric by Harold
Boulton, music by Granville Ban-
tock, of Great Britain; in G. © May
3, 1929; 1 ec. May 4; E for. 43828;
Elkins & co., Itd., London. 9941
Bolero; de Maurice Ravel, of France,
arr. par Roger Branga, of France:
pf: .© Apr. 5, 19297'1 ‘ec. Apr.’ '30;
E for. 4122; Durand et cie., Paris.
9942
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9943
“pt. 111, ni's., v.24
Bolero; de Maurice Ravel, of France;
pf.;-4.. hands:; © )Apry 549295 «1c.
Apr. 30; E for. 4121; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 9943
Bolivia; hymn, words by Mrs. C. H.
Berchtold, music by G. Yerbury; pf.
© May 17, 1929; 2 « May 20; EH
pub. 6112; Grant Yerbury, Jersey
City. 9944
Bomboola; darktown musical comedy,
. book by D. F. Marcus, lyrics and
music by D. F. Marcus and Bernard
Maltin. [Libretto, lyrics and mel-
ody] © 1e. May 8, 1929; D unp.
27504; David Frank Marcus, New
York. 9945
Book (A) of favorite hymns for
sundry oceasions; arr. by Frank
Howard Warner; organ or pf. acc.
© May 6, 1929; 2 c.. May 9; E pub.
5963; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
9946
Books (The) of the Bible; hymn,
words and music by L. J. Kindig.
© May 1, 1929; 2 c. May 10; E pub.
5769; Lisle James Kindig, Mattoon,
Tl. 9947
Botellas (Las); letra y musica de
Concepcion V. Pardo, of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles. [Photo-
stat] ©1c. Apr. 15, 1929; E unp.
6871; Felipe Valdes Leal, Los
Angeles. 9948
Bowery (The) bum; words and music
by Benny Samberg [i. e. Benjamin
Samberg]; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by Anthony J. Franchini. © May
17, 1929; 2 ec. May 17; E pub. 6173;
Bibo-Lang, inc., New York. 9949
Boy of my dreams; words by Chick
Field [i. e. G. F. Field], music by
Les Babbin [i. e. Leslie W. Babbin]
© 1c. May 7, 1929; E unp. 6498;
George F. Field, Lynn, Mass. 9950
Boys of the old countree; words and
music by Louis Drakeford [i. e.
L. H. Drakeford], of Great Britain.
© 1c. Apr. 2, 1929; BE unp. 5345;
Lewis Henry Drakeford, New York.
9951
Brahms (Johannes) Deutsche volks-
lieder; bearb, von Erwin Schwarz-
Reiflingen, of Germany, with pref-
ace and explanatory notes; gitarre
oder laute begleitung. (Musik fir
alle, nr. 255) © May 9, 1928; 1 «.
July 2; E for. 4198; Ullstein, a. g.,
Berlin. [© preface and explanatory
notes | 9952
— Minnelied; op. 71, transcribed by
J. Stuart Archer, of Great Britain;
organ. © May 31, 1929; 1 c. May
25; E for. 4849; W. Paxton & co.,
ltd., London. 9953
Brave; reading with music, poem by
Edgar Guest, music by Amelie Lane
Gubbins; pf. © May 28, 1929; 2 «¢.
May 29; E pub. 6424; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 9954
Breathe soft, ye winds; part-song,
music by William EK. Jacquest, of
Great Britain, tonic solfa tr. by
H. J. Timothy; mixed voices. 4to.
© Apr. 24, 1929; 1 ce. Apr. 25; E
for. 4082; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don. 9955
Bride’s (The) leap; words by J. HB.
Guernsey, music by EF. Thompson.
© 1c. May 27, 1929; E unp. 7147;
Floyd Thompson and J. EH. Guernsey,
Indianapolis. 9956
Bridges (The) ; from Percussion band
series, by L. EH. de Rusette, of Great
Britain; pf. London, J. Curwen &
sons, ltd. Philadelphia, Curwen,
inc. © Apr. 10, 1928; 1 ¢: May 2,
1929; E for. 43854; Louie HK. de
Rusette, Sutton, Surrey, England.
9957
Bright lights; words and music by
Maurice Licht, arr. by Arthur Fisk.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
May 6, 1929; E unp. 6429; Maurice
L. Lichtenberg, San Francisco.
9958
Bright star; fox-trot, words and music
by L. A. Heaton, of Canada, arr. by
Wal. Bromby. © 1c. May 7, 1929;
E unp. 6499; Lorene Ashman
Heaton, Rainy River, Ontario,
Canada. 9959
Bring me my bath towel now; words
and music«by M. EH. Roberts; pf.
and ukulele acc. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Apr. 11, 1929;
2c. May 29; E pub. 6854; Manning
EK. Roberts, Reno, Nev. 9960
3roadway baby dolls; lyric by Al
Bryan, music by Geo. W. Meyer; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Apr. 29, 1929;
2c. May 2; E pub. 5990; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 9961
Broadway (The) bootlegger; waltz
song, words and music by D. Pacific,
arr. by N. E. Miles. © May 10,
1929; 2 ec. May 16; E pub. 6031;
Dominic Pacific, Kast Lynn, Mass.
9962
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
Broadway rhythm; lyric by Bob
Joffe [i. e. Robert Maxwell Joffe],
music and ukulele arr. by Millard
Galveston Thomas. © Feb. 23,
1929; 2 c. May 7; E pub. 5674; Max-
well-Thomas music publishers, New
York. 9963
Broken butterfly; lyric by David Hal-
pern, music by Burt Levy; pf. and
ukulele acc. © May 9, 1929; 2 «¢.
May 11; E pub. 5842; Remick music
corp., New York. 9964
Broken dream house; words and mel-
ody. by E. Anderson. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. May 27, 1929;
E unp. 7192; Estelle Anderson, Chi-
cago. 9965
Broken dreams of yesterday; words
and music by Evelyn Morris and
Kay Kyser; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
May 2, 1929; 2 ec. May 6; .E pub.
5659; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 9966
Broken-hearted baby; words and mu-
sic by W. G. Anderson. © 1 ce. May
6, 1929; E unp. 6480; Wallace Gus-
tave Anderson, Seattle. 9967
Bromme (Walter) Die _ sieben
schlager aus Die Hotelratte; ge-
sangstexte yon Richard Rillo, music
von Walter Bromme, of Germany,
mit einer einlage von Gerard Jacob-
son, of Germany. © Jan. 22, 1928;
1c. May 2, 1929; E for. 4823; Rondo
verlag, Berlin. 9968
Brother love: photoplay music, by
Frank Grau, arr. by P. Mondrone;
orch. with pf. or organ conductor.
© Apr. 29, 1929; 2c. May 2; E pub.
6018; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 9969
Brown eyed baby mine; words and
music by T. H. Ainsworth. © May
13, 1929; 2 c. May 16; E pub. 6026;
Thomas H. Ainsworth, Niles, O.
9970
Browne’s (Ted) beginners’ piano
method; jazz, ed. by Carleton L.
Colby. © May 20, 1929; 2 ec. and
aff. May 29; AA 17596; Ten Browne
music ¢co., inc., Chicago. 9971
Brownies’ (The) frolic; novelette, by
Joe Keden;: pf. © May 16, 1929;
2 ec. May 16; E pub. 6025; Bibo-
Lang, ine., New York. 9972.
Brutality; by F. Stahlberg, orch. by
Emil Hilb; pf. conductor. © Jan.
10, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 13; E pub. 4212;
Kalmus filmusic edition, New York.
9973
9983
Bubbling over with joy; from Merry-
merry, words by R. P. Weston and
Bert Lee, music by Jack Waller,
Harris Weston and J. A. Tunbridge,
of Great Britain; pf. and ukulele
ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © May 14, 1929; 1 ec. May
16; E for. 4514; Francis, Day &
Hunter, ltd., London. 9974
Bucolique; par René Rabey, of
France; pf. © Apr. 10, 1929; 1 «.
May 16; E for. 4614; Heugel, Paris.
9975
Buddha; text och musik av Gosta
Stevens, of Sweden; pf. © Jan. 2,
1929; 1 ec. Jan. 12; BE for..4427; Edi-
tion Sylvain, Stockholm, Sweden.
9976
Burelar Bill: choral tragedy, verses
by F. Anstey, music by R. Bough-
ton, of Great Britain; mixed voices.
London, J. Curwen & sons, ltd. 4to.
© May 11, 1929; 1 c. May 9; E for.
4743; Rutland Boughton, Kilcot,
Gloucester, England. 9977
Busserl; text nach J. F. Castelli, mu-
Sik von Hugo Kaun, of Germany;
minnerché6r a cappella. 4to. ©
Dita al Ooo de Cue Nay 2.5) Ey fOr.
4303; Amsel-verlag, Berlin. 9978
But I do say so; from Merry merry,
words by R. P. Weston and Bert
Lee, music by Jack Waller, Harris
Weston and J. A. Tunbridge, of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© May 14.1929; 1c. May 162°8
for. 4515; Francis, Day & Hunter,
Itd., London. 9979
Butterfly; valse, poem by Fritz Rot-
ter and Otto Stransky, English
adaptation by W. A., of Great Brit-
ain, music by Harry Ralton. ©
Apr. 19, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 29; E for.
4248; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
$980
Butterfly ; valse-song, music by Harry
Ralton, orchestra by Franz Grothe,
ot Germany; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor and words. 4to. © Apr.
25, 1929; 1 c May 24; HE for. 4774;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 9981
3utterfly ard honey bee; words and
music by W. J. Deyo. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 38, 1929;
E unp. 6357; William J. Deyo, Syra-
cuse, N. Y. 9982
Butterfly waltz; by D. Welch; pf. ©
Mar. 12, 1929; 2 ec. April 29; E pub.
5553; Daisy Welch, Bradford, Pa.
9983
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9984
pt. 11, n.s., v.24 ©
DDD iii ha a ee La eee
Buy a broom [and] Fox and goose;
arr. by Helen MacGregor; pf. duet,
with rhythm-band. © May 6, 1929;
2 @. May 9; E pub. 5971; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 9984
By candlelight; chansonnette, by Ha-
rold Wansborough ; violin and pf. ©
Mar. 21, 1929; 2 ec. Mar. 30; E pub.
4802; White-Smith music pub. co.,
Boston. 9985
By the garden; by A. E. Cafarella;
orch. pts. © May 22, 1929; 2c. May
24; E pub. 6214; Atlas music corp.,
New York. 9986
By the lazy river; fox trot, words by
R. Bayfield Evans, music by Peter
Packay [pseud. of Pierre Paquet],
of Belgium; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Apr. 15, 1929; 1c. Apr. 27; E for.
4811; International music co., Brus-
sels, Belgium. 9987
By the light of the silverie [!] moon;
words and music by L. G. Lewis.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
May 22, 19829; E unp. 7002; Lester
Glen Lewis, Fairmont, W. Va. 9988
By the mirror of the moon; words and
music by G. R. Boyce; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Apr. 24, 1929; 2 ec. May
3; E pub. 5713; George R. Boyce,
Whiterock, Nev. 9989:
By the old mill; idyl, by Gardner Le-
land [pseud. of Arthur Ryder]; pf.
© Apr. 30, 1929; 2c. May 2; E pub.
5684; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
9990
By waters so blue at Honolulu; words
and music by L. M. Agnew; pf. and
ukulele acc. © May 14, 1929; 2 e.
May 18; E pub. 6266; Lucy M. Ag-
new, Colton, S. D. 9991
Bye-lo-land; words and music by H.
M. Sanborn. [Words and melody
only] ©1ece. May 25, 1929; E unp.
7110; Harriet Maxwell Sanborn,
Chicago. 9992
C’est de ’amour en bouteille; paroles
de Lucien Boyer, musique de Jean
Lenoir, of France. © Apr. 10, 1929;
1 ec. May 16; E for. 4664; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 9993
Ca, c’est Vamour; fox trot, de Maurice
Hermite, of France; orch. parties,
avee pf. conducteur. 4to. © May
10, 1929; 1 @ May 23; EH. for. 4760;
Enoch & cie., Paris. 9994
Ca vous fait bien plaisir; paroles de
Phylo, musique de Gaston Gabaro-
che, of France; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by F. Salabert. © Apr. 10,
1929; 1 c@. May 16; E for. 4672;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 9995
Cabaret kisses; lyrics by Billy Rose,
music by Mabel Wayne. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Apr. 27,
1929; E unp. 6871; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 9996
Cabellos de oro; canci6n mexicana,
letra y musica de Luis N. Varela, of
Mexico, domiciled at Hl Paso; 2
voices. 8vo. [Photostat] © May
11, 1929; 2 c. May 18; E pub. 6084;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 9997
Cadenza for Beethoven’s concerto in C
minor, 1st movement; by Harold
Bauer; pf. © May 14, 1929; 2 ¢.
May 20; E pub. 6223; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 9998
California; festival scenes for orch.,
by Frederick S. Converse. Se.
May 8, 1929; 2 c. May 25; E pub.
63438; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
9999
California glee club songs; ed. by Hu-
gene Blanchard. © May 6, 1929;
2c and aff. May 18; AA 16226;
Associated students, Univ. of Cali-
fornia, Berkeley, Calif. 10000
California skies of blue; words by Val
Valentine and C. C. Thode, music by
C. C. Thode. © 1c. Mar. 26, 1929;
‘E unp. 6422; Chas. Chuck Thode,
San Francisco. 10001
Call dis sinnah home; rythmie spirit-
ual, words by M. K. Patton, music
by Clarence A. Stout. © 1 ¢. May
16, 1929; EH unp. 6892; May Kriete
Patton, Roanoke, Va. 10002
Call (The) of Araby; words by L.
Wolfe Gilbert, music by Mabel
Wayne. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 11, 1929; E unp. 6768;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 10003
Call (The) of love; lyric by G. Far-
nell, music by F. W. Young and R.
Bond. [Photostat] © 1 ¢. May 6,
1929; E unp. 6427; Frank W. Young,
Genevieve Farnell and Rollin Bond,
Washington. 10004
Calling for you; waltz ballad, lyrics
by E. W. Bergman, music by M. Paul
Manganella. © 1c. May 138, 1929;
E unp. 6683; Hlvetta W. Bergman,
Chicago. 10005
Calling for you; words and music by
H. Kanter. [Words and melody
only] © 1c¢ May 1, 1929; E wunp.
6276; Howard Kanter, New Bedford,
Mass. 10006
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no. 5, 1929
Camilla; by GC. Elinor; pf. © 1.
May 15, 1929; E unp. 7039; Carli
Elinor, Los Angeles. 10007
Caminito de la sierra; letra de Manuel
Iglesias, mtisica de Joaquin Pardavé,
of Mexico. © Feb. 8, 1929; 1c. May
27; E for. 4794; A. Wagner y Levien
sues., Ss. en @., Mexico City, Mexico.
10008
Campus capers; from College days,
words and musie by Martin Broones.
[Words and melody only] © 1e.
Mar. 20, 1929; E unp. 4910; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer eorp., Culver City,
Calif. 10009
Cancion mixteca; letra y miisica de
José Lépez Alayés, of Mexico. ©
eae. loon. Le. May ‘270: for.
4798; A. Wagner y Levien sucs., s.
en ¢., Mexico City. Mexico. 10010
Canoe song; by Heller Nicholls, of
Great Britain: pf. © May 2, 1929;
2c. May 4; E pub. 5701; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 10011
' Can’t we be friends; from The little
show, words by Paul James, music
by Kay Swift; pf. and ukulele ac
© May 10, 1929; 2c May 13; E pub.
5960; Harms, inc., New York. 10012
Cantie cantraip; merry spell, by Theo-
dor A. Hoeck; pf. © May 8, 1929;
2c. May 10; EB pub. 5755; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. 10013
Cantilene in B flat; by HE. S. Hosmer;
organ. © May 22, 1929; 2 c. May
24; E pub. 6242; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. — 10014
Canzoniere per la scuola primaria; di
Vincenzo Lombardo, of Italy. 4to.
© Apr. 25, 1929; 1c. Apr. 26; E for.
4077; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 10015
Capitol dome; march, by C. HE.
Downey; band pts. 4to. © May 11,
20.2 ¢.., May te pubicsent ;
C. Earl Downey, Arlington, Ind.
10016
Caramelo (El); corrido, words and
music by E. A. Carrillo, of Mexico; °
pf. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1928; E ump.
1809; Eduardo A. Carrillo, Pueblo,
Col. 10017
Carmelita! letra y musica de Simon G.
Casas, of Mexico; 2 voices. 8vo.
' [Photostat] © May 11, 1929; 2 ¢.
May 18; E pub. 6070; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 10018
10029
Carnival time; by Elva Gade; pf. ©
Mar. 26, 1929; 2 c. April 29; E pub.
5564; Co-operative music co., Phila-
delphia. 10019
Carolina dream girl; words and music
by E..V. Coy. [Photostat]) © 1c.
May 138, 1929; E unp. 6695; Earnest
V. Coy, Chicago. 10020
Caroline; words and music by J. W.
Young. ©1c. May 7, 1929; E unp.
6450; John Wesley Young, Wayne,
Pa. 10021
Caromina; a love song of old Italy,
lyric and music by Andrew Don-
nelly. © May 2, 1929; 2c. May 1;
EH pub. 5570; Kay & Kay music pub.
corp., New York. 10022
Cat (The) and the canary; melodic
etude, by Edward A. Mueller; pf.
©) April 23, 1929°°2° @ April 25;
E pub. 5530; John Church co., Cin-
cinnati. 10023
Cat (The) and the canary; [musical
sketch], words and music by HE.
Samuels, of Australia. © 1c. May
7, 1929; E unp. 6481; Edmond Sam-
uels, Sydney, Australia. 10024
Caught in the rain; from The little
show, words by Howard Dictz, music
by Henry Sullivan; pf. and ukulele
ace. © May 24, 1929; 2 c. May 27;
EK pub. 6402; Harms, inc, New
York. 10025
Cecilla; tango-serenade, di Giulio de
Micheli, of Italy, op. 57, arr. di Bern-
hard Egg, of Germany; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Apr. 23,
1929; 1 e. May 17; E for. 4587;
Musikverlag City, Leipzig. 10026
Cecily’s in Sicily, Jerry’s in Jericho;
words and music by Rex Harle, of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele ace.
tstaff and tonic sol-fa notations}
© May 1, 1929; 1 c. May 23; E for.
4751; Harmer music ¢co., London _
10027
Celia; words by Leo Robin, music by
Richard A. Whiting; pf. and ukulele
acc. © May 10, 1929; 2c. May 13;
E pub. 5857; Famous music corp.,
New York. 10028
Centifolien; von F. Jellinek, of Ger-
many, op. 128, bd. 2, neue bearb.
von Hermann Wenzel, of Germany;
2 violinen, cello u. pf. © Dec. 381,
1928; 1 c. May 2, 1929; E for. 4318;
Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 10029
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10030
Cerises (Les); valse boston, sur les
motifs de la chanson Le temps des
cerises, par René Sylviano, arr. par
F. Salabert, of France; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur. 1° violino con-
ducteur et paroles. 4to. © Apr. 10,
1929; 1 ec. May 16; E for. 4654;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 10030
Chagua! por Jesus P. Peralta, of Mex-
ico, domiciled at El Paso; pf. 8vo.
[Photostat] © May 11, 1929;°2°c¢.
May 18; E pub. 6074: Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 10031
Chameliers (Les) ; caravane, par Mau-
rice Le Boucher, of France; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Dee. 31, 1928; 1 ¢«. May 16, 1929; E
for. 4632; Choudens, Paris. 10032
Chanson d’ amour; par J. Hollman,
arr. par F. Salabert, of France; pour
violon et violoncelle soli et orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur et 1°
violino conducteur. 4to. © Apr. 10,
2929 5. . 1eIe May 16: ORR for. 46585
Francis Salabert, Paris. 10033
Chanson naive; by Anna _ Joseffer:
violin and pf. © May 15, 1929; 2 ¢
May 16; E pub. 6039; Clayton HE
Sumn y co., Chicago. 100384
Chansons d’amour; poésies par divers
auteurs, musique de.Maxime Jacob,
of France. 2° recueil. © Mar. 20,
1929\ Ten Apr 13% Wh for (393235.
Jobert, Paris. 10035
Chant (Le) du batelier; sérénata fox
mélodie, de Fidelio Giai-Levra et D.
Berniaux, arr. par D. Berniaux, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1928; 1 «¢.
Apr. 30, 1929; EH for. 4127; D. Berni-
aux, Bois Colombes, France. 100386
Chants for the canticles used at morn-
ing prayer; by J. H. Humphreys, of
Great Britain. London, J. Curwen
& sons, ltd.,—Philadelphia, Curwen,
inc. © May 18, 1929; 1 ec. May 16;
EK for. 2652; J. Edgar Humphreys,
London. 10037
Characteristic intermezzos; by C. A.
J. Parmentier; theatre organ. folio
5. Spring blossoms. [4 others] ©
May 6, 1929; 2 c. and aff. May 7;
AA 17038; Irving Berlin standard
music corp., New York. 10038
Charles I de Valois, Due d’Orléans
rondel; musique par Bernard Van
Dieren, of Great Britain. © Nov.
15, 1928;'1 ¢. May 15, 1929; BH for.
4820; Oxford university press, Lon-
don. 10039
pt. 11, n. si vi 24
Chasing my happiness; ballad fox-trot,
words by Cromweli-Knox, music by
Cromwell-Knox and Hec. McLennon,,.
both of Great Britain; pf. acc., with.
ukulele arr. by Harry J. Stafford.
[Staff and tonie sol-fa notations]
© Mar. 14, 1929; 1 e. Mar. 28; E for..
4059 ; Campbell, Connelly & co., Lon-
don. 10040
Chata (La) ingrata; words by BH. A.
Carrillo, musie by J. M. Lopez, of
Mexico; pf. © 1 ¢ Dec. 4, 1928:;:
E unp. 1812; J. Martin Lopez and.
Eduardo A. Carrillo, Pueblo,. Gol.
10041.
Che ne vuo’ cchiu’; versi € musica di
Angelo Forno, of Italy, domiciled at.
New York; pf. © 1 e May 24,
1929; E unp. 7077; John Clano,
Woodside, L. I., N. Y. 10042:
Che-a-ni-ta; Indian love song, words
and music by R. Cooke. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e May 3,.
1829; E wunp. 6400; Ralph Cooke,
Belmar, N. J. 10043:
Cheerful (A) hurry; by E. Frederic
Curzon, of Great Britain, op. 4, no.
12; orch. pts. 4te. © May. 2, 1929;-
1c. May 17; E for. 4476; Boosey &
jco., Itd., London. 10044.
Cheerio; words and music by EH. Sam-
uels, of Australia. © I c. May 7,.
1929; E unp. 6484; Edmond Sam-
uels, Sydney, Australia. 10045.
Cheer-o cheer-o my girl loves me;.
vords by George Andrew Humes,
musie by Burrell Van Buren..
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
May 11, 1929; E unp. 6633; George
A. Humes, Philadelphia. 10046:
Cherokee love theme; by Lemuel Jen-
nings Childers; pf. © May 3, 1929;
2 ec. May 6; E pub. 6130; White-
Smith music pub. co., Boston. 10047
Cherubini (Maria Luigi Carlo Zenobie-
Salvatore) Anacréon; ouverture,.
arr. par W. Tullius, of France; orch.
restreint avec pf. conducteur. pts..
© Dec. 31, 1928; Tf c. Apr. 30,1929;
E for. 4110; Choudens, Paris. 10048:
Les deux journées; ouverture,
arr. par W. Tullius, of France; orch.
restreint avec pf. conducteur. pts. —
© Apr. 5, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 30; E for.
4109; Choudens, Paris. 10049:
Der wassertriger ; ouverture, arr.
von Leopold Weninger, of Austria ;
orch. pts., with 1st violin con-
ductor. © Apr. 23, 1929; I ¢« May
17; EB for. 4591; Anton J. Benjamin,
Leipzig. 10050:
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no. 5, 1929
Chevalier (Le) galant; by James C. | Chinese
Bradford; pf. © May 24, 1929; 2 ¢.
May 27; E pub. 6300; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., New York. 10051
Chicago waltzer; by John Wilfahrt.
© 1c. May 13, 1929; E unp. 6667;
Consolidated musie pub. house, Chi-
cago. 10052
Chicken pie; foxtrot, by Clément Dou-
cet, of France; pf. (Jn Album
Wiéner-Doucet) © Feb. 1, 1929; 1
e. Mar. 18; E for. 4237; Universal
edition, a. g., Vienna. 10053
Chiefs’ council; from suite In the In-
dian country, by Cady C. Kenney,
arr. by R. E. Hildreth. 1. Orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 2. Band pts.,
with solo B flat trumpet, cornet, con-
ductor. © May 14, 1929; 2 c. each
May. 31; E 6381, .6882; Walter
Jacobs, ine., Boston. 10054, 10055
Child 0’ mine; ballad, words by M. B.
Booth, music by Luther A. Clark.
New York City, Frank Harding.
© May 13, 1929; 2 ec May 15; E
pub. 5937; Martha B. Booth, Middle-
tewn, N. Y. 10056
Childhood; words and music by J.
Bauer. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 3, 1929; E unp. 6353;
Jennie Bauer, Chicago. 10057
Child’s (A) prayer; unison song,
words anon., music by Colin Taylor,
of Great Britain; pf. or organ ace.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Mar. 21, 1929; 1 c« May
9; E for. 4377; Oxford university
press, London. 10058
China ; foxtrot, by Egon Brown and B.
Ehrlich, both of Sweden; pf. ©
Apr..27, 1929; 1-¢. May: 11 ; _E..for:
4391; Edition Sylvain, Stockholm,
Sweden. 10059
China silk; operetta in 2 acts, book
and lyrics by Sarah Grames Clark,
music by Winifred Moore. Voe. sc.
4to. © May 20, 1929; 2 ce. May 21;
D pub. 27509; J. S. Fearis & bro.,
Chicago. 10060
Chinampa (La); words by Eduardo
A. Carrillo, music by J. Martin
Lopez, of Mexico; pf. © 1c. Dec.
4, 1928; E unp. 1815; J. M[artin]
Lopez and E[duardo] A. Carrillo,
Pueblo, Col. 10061
Chinese doll; five tone Chinese motif,
by Lindsay McPhail; orch. pts. 4to.
© May 20, 1929; 2 c. May 27; EB
pub. 6306; Forster music publisher,
_ Inc., Chicago. 10062
10072
(A) festival: from Street
scenes in Shanghai, photoplay musie,
by George J. Trinkaus; orch. pts,
with pf.-organ conductor. © Apr.
16, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 19; E pub. 5818;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
10063
Chinese wedding dance; fox trot, von
Heinz Lindemann, of Germany, re-
fraintext von Fritze Bollmann
[pseud. of W. Lindemann]; orch.,
mit klavier, harmonium u. jazz band
stimmen. 4to. © Apr. 30, 1929; 1
ec. May 15; E for. 4697; Wilhelm
Lindemann, Berlin-Karlshorst, Ger-
many. 10064
Choose ye; sacred song, words by
Katharine Bainridge, music by
André Vaneuf [pseud. of Sol Cohen]
1. Med., in F.—2. Low, in E flat. ©
Apr. -11,. 1929; 2 c. each May 2; EB
pub. 5168; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
10065
Choral prelude; tantum ergo, by
Joseph J. McGrath; organ or
harmonium. © May 6, 1929; 2 ¢
May 9; E pub. 5968; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 10066
Choral-vorspiele; zwischenspiele uw.
nachspiele in allen tonarten, von
Hermann Wenzel, of Germany;
harmonium o. orgel. bd. 1. © Dee.
31, 1928; 1 ec. May 2, 1929; E for.
4321; Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 10067
Choralperlen; ftir harmonium von
Hermann Wenzel, of Germany, mit
text und charakteristischem vor-,
zwischen- und nachspiel fir die
jeweilige melodie yon Carl Schon-
herr, of Germany. © Mar. 8, 1929;
1 ec. May 2; E for. 4310; Fr. Portius,
Leipzig. 10068
Chrysanthémes (Les) @ or...;
poéme de José Bruyr, musique de
Georges Migot, of France. © Apr.
5, 1929: 1 ce. Apr. 30; E for. 4099;
Siréne musicale, Paris. 10069
Chug, chug, chug; words by R. A.
Dean, old tune adapted and arr. by
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. © 1e
May +27, 1929; "E -unp. 7154; fA.
Dean, Hamilton, Ney. 10070
Chum of today, chum of tomorrow;
words by E. .Jackson, music by
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. © 1.
May 27, 1929; E unp. 7156; Elmer
Jackson, Seattle. 10071
Church march; by Cuthbert Harris, of
Great Britain; violin and pf.
May 22, 1929; 2 c. May 24; E pub.
6249; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 10072
527
10073
Churchill-Grindell songs for Sunday
Schools and religious day schools;
words by Marian Mitchell Walker
[and others], music by Churchill-
Grindell. © May 29, 1929; 2 ¢. and
aif. June 5; AA 17725; Churchill-
Grindell co., Plattville, Wis. 10073
Cielo (Il) 6 un tabarin; blues, adatta-
mento ritmico di Carlo Italia, com-
posto di Sebastiano Rizzarelli, of
Italy. ©1 ce. May 2, 1929; B unp.
6334; Enrico Bernstiel, Milan.
10074
Cin Cin badti; canzone cinese, parole
di Giovanni Maria Sala e M. Valen-
tin; musica di Angelo Bettinelli, of
Italy. © 1c. May 2, 1929; E unp.
6342; Enrico Bernstiel, Milan.
10075
Cine Alcazar de Juarez; por Jesus P.
Peralta, of Mexico, domiciled at El
Paso; pf. 8vo. [Photostat] ©
May 11, 1929; 2 c. May 18; E pub.
6075; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
10076
Clash of the tribes; photoplay music,
by George J. Trinkaus; orch. pts.
with pf. or organ conductor. © Apr.
16, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 19; E pub. 5815;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
10077
Classical satire; by Newell Chase; pf.
© May 2, 1929; 2 c. May 6; E pub.
0672; Sherman, Clay & co. San
Francisco. 10078
Clementi (M.) Two sonatas; ed. by
Edwin Hughes; 2 pfs., 4 hands.
Copyright is based upon new matter
by Edwin Hughes, namely, his in-
terpretation represented in the leg-
ible notation thereof contained in
the copies filed. © May 6, 1929;
2 -@:' May 9; H pub. 5964;. G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 10079
Close your eyes and make believe it’s
me; words by Irving Kahal, music
by Jimmie Monaco; pf. and ukulele
ace. © May 20, 1929; 2 c. May 20;
EK pub. 6114; Donaldson, Douglas &
Gumble, inc., New York. 10080.
Closer to me; fox-trot song, lyrie by L.
Wolfe Gilbert, music by Nathaniel
Shilkret. © May 8, 1929; 2 c. May
10; E pub. 5914; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 10081
Closer to me; fox-trot, lyric by L.
Wolfe Gilbert, music by Nathaniel
Shilkret, arr. by Elliott Jacoby;
orch, pts. 4to. © May 18, 1929;
2e. May 20; E pub. 6227; Leo Feist,
inc., New Ycrk. 10082
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Clouds sailing;
gard; pf. © May 2, 1929; 2 ec. May
9; E pub. 6132; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. 10083
Clover (Kleeblitter) ; poem by John
Bannister Tabb, German tr. by
Erwin Anton, music by E. d’Arba, of
Great Britain. © May 17, 1929; 1c.
May. 21;,..E._ for... 4716: i. & We
Chester, Itd., London. 10084
Cobarde; words and music by H.
Ortiz, of Chile, domiciled at New
York. © 1c. May 22, 1929; E unp.
71389; Emita Ortiz, New York.
10085
Cock-a-doo-dle-doo; 2 pt. eho., words
traditional, English air arr. by
Katherine K. Davis; women’s voices.
4to. © Apr. 27, 1929; 2 c. May 8;
EK pub. 5735; EH. C. Schirmer music
co., Boston. 10086
Cour (Un), une chaumiére; paroles
de Jacques-Charles et Léo Leliévre,
fils, musique de René Sylviano, of
France; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by F. Salabert. © Apr. 10, 1929;
1 ec. May 16; E for. 4681; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 10087
Cold (The) spring rain; by Rudolf
Kvelve, op. 16, no. 2; pf. © May
13, 1929; 2 c. May 20; E pub. 6089;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 10088
Collection of Italian & Neapolitan
songs for mandolin; compiled and
arr. by A. De Martino, of Italv.
serie 94. 4to. © Jan. 3, 1929; 2.¢.
and-aff. Mar. 16; A for. 2233; Ital-
ian book co., New York. 10089
Colleen O’Kildare; theme song of
High voltage, words by George J.
Wagener, music by George Green ;
pf. ace, with ukulele arr. by Dan
Dougherty. © May 29, 1929; 2 e.
May 31; E pub. 6425; Ager, Yellen
& Bornstein, ine., New York. 10090
College days; from College days, lyrie
by Al Boasberg, music by Martin
Broones. [Words and melody onlv]
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1929; E unp. 4911;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 10091
College university ; from College days,
lyrics and music by Martin Broones.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Mar. 20, 1929; E unp. 4912; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver City,
Calif. 10092
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FF & 2a
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
Columbia ultra modern method for
saxophone and clarinet; by 8S. T.
Daley. pt. 2. © May 14, 1929; 2c.
May 18; E pub. 6414; Samuel T.
Daley, Akron, O. 10093
Come! romanza, by G. Pompeo; mel-
ody with pf. acc.; in G@. ©1c¢. May
11, 1929; E unp. 6664; Giovanni
Pompeo, Boston, Mass. 10094
Come back; waltz, words and music by
C. Santoro. Rey. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. May 22, 1929; E
unp. 7022; Carl Santoro, Norristown,
Pa. 10095
Come back to me; words and music
by I. I. Mohl. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. May 16, 1929; E unp.
6784; Ida I. Mohl, Auburn, Pa.
10096
Come back to me; words by L. I. Gra-
ham, music by Burrell Van Buren.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
May 20, 1929; E unp. 6933; Luzetta
Isabelle Graham, Peterboro, Ont.,
Canada. 10097
Come live with me; words by Chris
topher Marlowe, music by Constance
Mills Herreshoff; high voice. ©
May 21, 1929; 2 ec. May 23; E pub.
6196; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
10098
Come, take a Sail on the rainbow;
waltz song, words by B. F. Willis,
music by Harold Dixon; ‘pf. and
ukulele acc. © 1c. May 13, 1929;
EK eunp. 7227; Benj. Franklin Willis,
Mount Vernon, Ia. 10099:
Come to my blessed Redeemer; hymn,
words and music by L. M. Rahner,
arr. by M. L. Borom. © 1 ¢ May
23, 1929; E unp. 7057; Louise M.
Rahner, Richmond Hill, L. I., N. Y.
10100
Comme au premier jour; boston
chanté, paroles de Vincent Telly,
musique de Learsi, of France. ©
ww 2D, Loco: LAC. Aor. “ou i TOL.
4105; Learsi, Paris. 10101
Common sense pipe organ drills; for
independence of hands and feet, by
Russell Snively Gilbert. © Apr. 11,
eo, 2 e. Apr. 2S: “Wr ab: 6124 -
White-Smith music pub. co., Boston.
10102
Communion service; mass in D, by
George Henschel, of Great Britain,
op. 76; 4 pt. cho., soli and organ.
4to. © Apr. 29, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 30;
E for. 4246; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London. 10103
10114
Competitive moon; words by J. M.
Mulholland, music by V. Johns. ©
1 ce. May 18, 1929; E unp. 6980; John
M. Mulholland and Vivian Johns,
Butte, Mont. 10104
Composizioni per banda; serie 1", stru-
mentazione di Raffaele Luongo, of
Italy. Partitura guida. obl. 16mo.
©: Sept. 25, 1928: tc, Oct. 29: E
for. 1953; Guglielmo Zanibon, Pa-
dova, Italy. 10105
Concertina walzer; by E. Wilfahrt.
[Melody only] © 1c. May 28, 1929;
EK unp. 7249; Eddie Wilfahrt, New
Ulm, Minn. 10106
Concertino in D; by George Liebling,
of Germany, domiciled at San Fran-
cisco, Calif.; violin and pf. © May
6, 1929; 2 c..May 9; E pub: 5966;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 10107
Concerto dell’ estate; de Ildebrando
Pizzetti, of Italy; orch. Partitura.
12mo. 1. Mattutino. [2 others] ©
May 6, 1929 -dice) May 75° I” for.
4332; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 10108
Conqueror (The); words by Hetty
O’Haley, music by Robert Braine,
op. 14, no. 2; high voice. © May
2, 1929; 2 c. May 9; E pub. 5800;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 10109
Conquerors (The); photoplay music,
by Adolph Fink; orch. pts., with pf.
or organ conductor. © May 1%,
1929: 2 ec. May 21; E pub. 6289; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 10110
Consejos (Los) del ranchero; corrido
mexicano, letra y musica de L.
Francés, of Spain, domiciled at New
York. © 1c. May 31, 1929; E unp.
7363; Leopoldo Francés, New York.
10111
Continong (The); continental one-
step, words by Raymond Wallace,
music by Ch. Borel-Clere, of Great
Britain; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by Harry J. Stafford. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar. 9,
1929; 1 ec. Mar. 20; E for. 4060;
Campbell, Connelly & co., London.
10112
Conversational (A) episode; by KE.
Frederic Curzon, of Great Britain,
op. 4, no. 10; orch. 4to. © May 3,
1929; 1c May 28; E for. 4758;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 10113
Copper (The) and the gunman; words
and music by Clarence Gaskill. ©
Apr. 15, 1929; 2°¢e: May 4; HE pub.
5637; Adams, Vee & Abbott, ine.,
Chicago. 10114
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10115
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Core che soffre; by Mario Pagano, of
Italy, domiciled at New York.
[Melody only] ©1e. Mar. 16, 1929;
EK unp. 4777; John Clano, Woodside,
eee dss Ney Xe 10115
Cornish (The) parson; old time bzl-
lad, words by Arthur L. Salmon,
music by Kennedy Russell, of Great
Britain; in C. © Apr. 16, 1929; 1c.
May 17; E for. 4484; Kennedy Rus-
sell publications, London. 10116
Coronet (The); book of songs for
schools, ete., with suggestions by
Ted R. Griffiths, R. J. McDowell
and B. V. Galbraith. no. 21. 8vo.
© May 8, 1929; 2 c. and aff. May
27; AA 17887; Hall-Mack o.,
Philadelphia. 10117
Corrido de Los Reyes; regional mexi-
cano, letra y musica de Luis N.
Varela, of Mexico, domiciled at El
Paso; 2 voices with solo ad lib.
8vo. [Photostat] © May 11, 1929;
2c. May 18; E pub. 6085; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 10118
Cosi Ketty; valzer lento, di Ettore
Palone, of Italy; melody with pf.
ace. © 1¢. May 2, 1929; E ump.
6340; Enrico Bernstiel, Milan.
10119
Cottage by the sea; words by M.
Stephens, music by Samuel H. Speck.
[Words and melody only]
May 10, 1929; E unp. 6592; Mar-
ceitta Stephens, Galveston, Tex.
10120
Cotton pickers; piccaninny dance, by
Elizabeth Blackburn Martin, se-
lected, ed., annotated and fingered
by John M. Williams; pf. © Apr.
30, 1929; 2 ec. May 11; E pub. 5834;
Boston musie co., Boston. 10121
Could you love me? waltz song, words
by C. Blanchard, music by Samuel
H. Speck. New York City, Frank
Harding. © May 7, 1929; 2 ce. May
15; E pub. 5942; Cora Blanchard,
Mexico, Me. 10122
Country club waltz; by Cecil Cowles;
pi. “Or May~2,''1929) 2 May 9;
E pub. 5797; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 10123
Country (A) dance; by Ida Bostel-
mann; pf. © May 2, 1929; 2 «.
May 9; E pub. 5801; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 10124
Cow (The) boy; words by I. HE.
Warren, music by David Reed. ©
1c. May 27, 1929; E unp. 7161;
Ila E. Warren, Coffee, Calif. 10125
© Aye:
Cradle song; by Cuthbert Harris, of
Great Britain; violin and pf. ©
May 22, 1929; 2 c. May 24; HE pub.
6246; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 10126
Crazy ’bout my lollypop; words and
music by Spencer Williams.
[Chords, single staff] © 1 ¢. May
3, 1929; E unp. 6613; Georgia music
co., New York. 10127
Credo; musique de P. J-M. Plum, of
France,...op. 44. . i Aj s3) Jaga
@hommes. 4to.—2. 3 voix mixtes.
4to.—3. A 3 voix d’hommes, et orgue.
© Apr. 5, 1929; 1 c. each Apr. 30;
EK for. 4140-4142; Alph. Schotte et
cie., Boulogne s/mer, France.
10128-10130
Crickets at play; by Yvonne Beaure-
gard; pf. © May 2, 1929; 2 c. May
9; E pub. 61383; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. 10131
Crossing the bar; 4-part setting for
male choir, words by ‘Tennyson,
music by Kenneth Finlay, of Great
Britain. 4to. [Staff and _ tonic
sol-fa notations] © Mar. 21, 1929;
1c. May 24; E for. 4737; Joseph
Williams, ltd., London. 101382
Cruel hearted woman blues; words
and music by Margaret Webster,
Clarence Williams and Tim Brymn.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
May 13, 1929; E unp. 6677; Claren-
ence Williams music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 10133
Cruel Mary Ann; words and music by
A. L. Gubbins; pf. © 1 ¢. May 2,
1929; E unp. 6326; Amelie Lane
Gubbins, San Rafael, Calif. 10134
Cry! ery! ery! words and music by
Simon Cotler. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. May 8, 1929; EH unp.
6563; Simon Cotler, New York.
10135
Cubanella; intermezzo-fox-trot, by
Clare W. Fisher, of Great Britain;
orch. pts. 4to. © Aug. 6, 1928; 1 ¢.
May 15, 1929; E for. 4454; Lareine
& co., ltd., London. 10136
Cucuel (Edward) ‘Two sketches of
jazz; by Joe Edwards [pseud. of EH.
Cucuel]; pf. 1. Steppin’ the keys.
[4,.other] © Apr. 1, 1929; 2\eeae:
15; E pub. 5678; Edward Cucuel,
New York. 10137
Cutie-cutie-cute; words by A. Rogers,
music by Chester Escher; 1st violin.
© 1c. May 16, 1929; E unp. 6820;
Alice Rogers, Waynoka, Okl. 10138
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
10159
Cycle (A) of hymns; words by Harry
Webb Farrington, music by R. R.
Peery. 1. The men in air. [5
others.] © Apr. 20, 1929; 2 ¢ May
S29) pub. 5733; Rob: Roy.» Peery,
Wooster, O. 10139
Czechoslovak hymn; arr. by A. Ho-
nicky; violin and pf. © 1 ec. May
1, 1929: E unp. 6288; Antonin Ho-
nicky. Schenectady, N. Y. 10140
Czepiny; words and music by Frank
Przybylski; 1st violin. © 1. Apr.
17, 1929; E unp. 7326; Annette
Przybylski, Chicago. 10141
Daddy and home; words by Elsie Mc-
Williams, music by Jimmie Rodgers,
arr. by Art Addoms; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Apr. 8, 1929; 2 ec. Apr. 25;
E pub. 4905; United pub. co., New
York. 10142
Daddy won’t you please come home;
from Thunderbolt, words and music
by Sam Coslow; pf. and ukulele ace.
© May 23, 1929; 2 c« May 28: E
pub. 6183; Famous musie ecorp., New
York. 10143
Daddy you got ey’rything; words and
music by J. C. Johnson. [Chords,
single staff] © 1. Apr. 18, 1929;
E unp. 6616; J. C. Johnson, New
York. 10144
Daffodils (The); unison song, words
by. Wordsworth, musie by R. H. Hull,
of Great Britain. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr. 4,
1929; 1 ec. May 15; E for. 4815; Ox-
ford university press, London. 10145
Daffy-down-dilly ; intermezzo, by Ed-
gar Martell, arr. by Erie Mareo, of
Great Brtiain; orch. pts., with pf.
eonduector and violin 1 conductor.
4to. © Feb. 20, 1929; 1 c May 4:
E for. 4161; Bosworth & eo., Leipzig.
10146
Dalcroze (E. Jaques-) Douze petites
images pour enfants; par E. Jaques-
Dalcroze, of Switzerland; pf. re-
cueil, 4to. © Jan. 15, 1929; 1 «.
May 2: E for. 4299; Au grand pas-
sage, Geneva, Switzerland. 10147
Damask (The) rose; selection. from
the musical romance, adapted from
themes of Chopin, by G. H. Clutsam,
of Great Britain; pf. © May 17,
1929; 1 ce. May 16; E for. 4459;
Keith-Prowse & eo., 1td., London.
10148
Damask (The) rose ; theme song from
The damask rose, adapted from
themes of Chopin, by G. H. Clutsam,
of Great Britain. © May 17, 1929;
1 e. May 16; E for. 4458; Keith-
Prowse & co., ltd., London. 10149
Dance (The) of the butterflies; by
Nellie Miles; pf. Boston, W. B.
Hasey & co. © Apr. 30, 1929; 2c.
May 1; E pub. 5574; Ward Beecher
Hasey, Boston. 10150
Dance of the. Chinese devils; allegro
grottesco, from Street scenes in
Shanghai, by George J. Trinkaus;
orch. pts., with pf. or organ con-
ductor. © May 13, 1929; 2 ¢«. May
16; E pub. 6165; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 10151
Dance of the gnomes: by William Bur-
rowes Cooke; pf. © April 15, 1929;
2c. April 29; E pub. 5565; Co-opera-
tive musie co., Philadelphia. 10152
Dance of the houris; by Gaston Borch,
orch. by Walter C. Schad; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and ist violin
conductor. © Aug. 20, 1928; 2 «.
Aug. 24; E pub. 698269; Belwin, inc.,
New York. 10153
Dance of the paper dolls; words and
music by Johnny Tucker, Joe Schus-
ter and John Siras; arr. by Albert
Deer: mixed voices. 4to. © Apr.
29, 1929; 2 c. May 2; E pub. 5986;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
10154
Dance of the snowflakes; by Mabel
Madison Watson; pf. © May 22,
1929’; 2 e. May 24; EF pub. 6254;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
10155
Dance with me; from Hansel and
Gretel, by Humperdinck, arr. by J.
Lilian Vandevere; toy symphony
orch. pts., with pf. and teacher’s se.
4to. © Apr. 27, 1929; 2 ec. May 13;
HE) pub. 5852; C. C. Birchard & co,
Beston. 10156
Dancer. (The) and death; tango, by
M. Gold; pf. © 1c. May 27, 1929;
E unp. 7206; Matthew Gold, Bay-
onne, N. J. 10157
Dancing animal crackers; by Herbert
Steiner, Harry De Costa and Sam
Herman; pf. © Apr. 22, 1929; 2 e.
May 4; E pub. 5681; Mills music,
inc., New York. 10158
Dancing silhouette; by Earl Roland
Larson; pf. © May 2, 1929; 2 «.
May 9; E pub. 5791; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 10159
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10160
Dans le jeune et frais cimetiere ; poéme
de Jean Moréas, musique de Phil-
ippe Gaubert, of France. © Apr. 5,
1929; 1 c. Apr. 30; E for. 4133 ; Heu-
gel, Paris. 10160
Dansas (Det) pa dstermans brygga;
vals, text och musik ay Gideon
Wahlberg, of Sweden; pf. © May
1, 1929; 1 c. May 20; E for. 4705;
Ernst Rolfs musikfo6rlags, A. B.,
Stockholm, Sweden. 10161
Danse bucolique; par Louis Vuillemin,
of France; pf. © Apr. 10, 1929; 1 ¢.
May 16; E for. 4607; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 10162
Danse du papillon; by S. Feinsmith.
[Melody only] ©1c. May 31, 1929;
EH ourp. 7358; Sam Feinsmith, New
York. 10163
Danse orgiaque; par V. Dyck, of
France; grand orch. symphonique,
parties. © Apr. 10, 1929: 1 c. May
16; HK for. 4608; Hditions musicales
Hvette, Paris. 10164
Danses gothiques; par Erik Satie, of
France: pt... .© Apr. 10, 1929°"1 .c.
May 16; E for. 4621; Rouart, Lerolle
et cie., Paris. 10165
Danza di Damine; di Giulio de Mich-
eli, of Italy, op. 67; orch. pts. with
pf. conductor. 4ts. © Mar. 15,
1929; 1 c. May 2; E for. 4090; C.
Beltramo, San Remo, Italy. 10166
d’Arba (E.) Three duets; words tr.
and arr. from Italian poem and mu-
sic by HE. d’Arba, of Great Britain ;
ten. and sop. 1. Pavana. [2 others]
© May 17, 1929; 1 ec. May 21; E for.
4714; J. & W. Chester, ltd., Lon-
don. 10167
Dark cloud blues; words and music by
C. S. Higby. © 1c. May 4, 1929;
EK unp. 6410; Catherine Sturgis
Higby, Pomona, Calif. 10168
Dark eyes (Oum uepubia, ou ACHBIA);
Russian gypsy ballad, English lyrics
by Carol Raven, music arr. by A.
Fassio. © May 28, 1929; 2 ce. May
29; E pub. 6860; Edward B. Marks
music co., New York. 10169
Darlin’ my darlin’; words by Herman
Ruby, music by Ray Perkins and
Norman Spencer; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Apr. 29, 1929; 2 e. May 2;
E pub. 5989; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 10170
Darling I’m in love with you; words
by A. H. Fitch, music by Kay
Fitch [pseud. of K. C. Fitch]
pt. 117, n.s.,. v. 24
[Chords, single staff] © 1 c. Apr.
23, 1929; E unp. 7310; Kenneth C.
Fitch and Arthur H. Fitch, Olean,.
N. Y. 10171
Das klingt als wenn’s ein marechen
wiir; lied aus dem singspiel, Jett-
chen gebert, text von Willi Wolff,
musik von Walter Kollo, of Ger-
many. © Feb. 20, 1929; 1 ¢. May 2;
E for. 4289; Edition Vuvag, verlag:
u. vertrieb, a. g.,‘ Berlin. 10172
Das weiss kein mensch; waltz by
John Wilfahrt. © 1c. May I, 1929;
E unp. 6264; Consolidated music
pub. house, Chicago. 10173:
Daughter (The) of Jairus; sacred can-
tata, by John Stainer, arr. by A.
Stanley Osborn; women’s voices.
Cho. pts. 4to:. © May 7, 1929; 2 c..
May 20; E pub. 6218; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 10174.
Dawn; fox trot, by F. L. Streapy, of
Belgium; orch. pts. 4to. © Apr. 5,
1929; 1 c«. Apr. 30; E for. 4104; H.
Benjamin, Paris. 10175:
Day after day; words by Latham
Ovens, music by M. H. Slote. -© 1
ec. May 10, 1929; E unp. 6619; Mil-
ton Henry Slote, Ithaca, N. Y.
. 10176.
Davy dreams; words and music by R.
M. Hutcherson. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. May 27, 1929; EK unp.
7141; Ralph Miles Hutcherson, De-
troit. 10177
Day dreams; words by Stella Unger
and Saul Bernie, music by Jimmy
Johnson. © May 14, 1929; 2 c. May
15; E pub. 5950; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 10178:
Day (A) in Naples; Italian divertise-
ment, by Geo. W. Byng, arr. by
Frank Winterbottom, both of Great
Britain; military band pts., with
conductor. © Mar. 11, 1929; 1 c.
Mar. 22; E for. 4159; Hawkes & son
(London) l1td., London. 10179
Day (A) in Venice; suite, music by
Ethelbert Nevin, op. 25, text and arr.
by Paul Bliss; sop., alto and bass.
4to. 1. Dawn. [3 others] © May
6, 1929; 2 c. May 8; E pub. 5913;
John Chureh eo., Cincinnati. 10180
Day (A) with the scouts; national
airs and cClassies arr. and adapted
to activities of a scout, ed. and com-
piled by Leopold W. Rovenger ; pf.
© May 15, 1929; 2c. May 16; E pub.
6174; Schroeder & Gunther, inc.,
New York. 10181
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no. 5, 1929
10202
Daylight (The) saving’s got me rav-
ing; words and music by SS.
McKnight, of New Zealand. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ce. May 10,
1929 ; E unp. 6569; Strath McKnight,
Timaru, New Zealand. 10182
De j6 vona, ha véna; blues, szévegét
irta: Weiner Istvin, zenéjét szerzé:
EF. Markush, of Hungary; orch. pts.
with words. Budapest, Rézsavolgyi
astarsa. 4to. © Apr.”5, 19295 "1-e.
May 4; E for. 4327; Fred Markush,
Budapest, Hungary. 10183
De profundis; poem by Hermon Ould,
musie by U. Greville, of Great Brit-
ain. London, J. Curwen & sons,
Itd. © May 7, 1929; 1 c. May 4; HB
for. 4747; Ursula Greville, Gerrards
Cross, Bucks, England. 10184
De tu lado al paraiso; danza, por
Juan Morel Campos; pf. Ponce,
Puerto Rico, Bazar Otero de Otero
y compania. © Feb. 23, 1928; 2 ec.
April 2, 1929; E pub. 5535; Placido
Morel Campos, San Juan, Porto
Rico. 10185
Deacon’s (The) prayer; words by J.
E. Guernsey, music by F. Thompson.
© 1 ¢ May 27, 1929; E unp. 7146;
Floyd Thompson and J. E. Guernsey,
Indianapolis. 10186
Dean’s (Warren N.) bon ten collec-
tion of duets for tenor banjo. ©
May 21, 1929; 2 c. and aff. May 25;
AA 16628; William C. Stahl, Mil-
waukee. 10187
Dear California; poem by Henry Van
Dyke, music by Carrie Jacobs-Bond ;
high voice, in A flat. © May 27,
1929; 2 c. May 29; E pub. 6345;
Carrie Jacobs-Bond & son, Holly-
wood, Calif. 10188
Dear little mother ; Mother’s day song,
words by Grace McCouch, music by
Ruth Dale. 1. High voice—Med.
voice—Low voice—2. Sop. and
alto.—Mezzo-sop. and ten. © Apr.
1, 1929; 2 ce. each May 11; E pub.
5922, 5923; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, OQ. 10189, 10190
Dear little mother of mine; words by
Charles Van Scoyk, music by Helene
Marguerite Greene; pf. and ukulele
ace. © 1c. May 27, 1929; E unp.
7208; Helene M. Greene, Rochester,
Vv. y. 10191
Dear mother of mine; words by G. E.
v. E. Ebert, music by Samuel H.
Speck. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 10, 1929; E unp. 6598;
Grete E. v. E. Ebert, Milwaukee.
10192
Dear mother your [!] as sweet as the
roses; words and music by P. A. G.
Quinn. ©1c. May 8, 1929; E unp.
6506 ; Patrick Aloysius George Quinn,
Fairview, O. 10193
Dear old fashion’d waltz; words by
Philip Seeley, music by Paul Emson,
of Great Britain; pf. and ukulele
aee. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © May 15, 1929; 1 c. May
20; E for. 4700; Cambridge music
eo., Itd., London. 10194
Dear old fashioned days; by D. Tiom-
kin, of Russia, domiciled at New
York; 1st violin. © 1c May 24,
1929; E unp. 7087; Dimitri Tiomkin,
New York. 10195
Dear old mother; words by A. Mat-
thews, music by Samuel H. Speck.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Apr. 26, 1929; E unp. 6451; Alfred
Matthews, Grove City, Pa. 10196
Dear pal o’ my dreams; waltz song,
words by O. M. Cook, music by A. A.
Lyons. © 1c. May 10, 1929; E. unp.
6606; Olive May Cook and Agnes An-
derson Lyons, Twin Falls, Id.
10197
Dear Phi pi epsilon; words.and music
by L. B. Stroup; pf. Columbus, O.,
Phi pi epsilon sorority. 4to. © May
25, 1929; 2 c. May 25; E pub. 6298;
Leora Belle Stroup, Cleveland.
10198
Dear River Dee; words by Althea Mer-
tis Latham, music by J. HE. Latham,
sr.; pf. ©1c. May 23, 1929; B unp.
7050; Joseph Effingham Latham, sr.,
Brewster, Mass. 10199
Dear, you're like an orchid ; words and
music by A. Marovich. © 1 ¢. May
20, 1929; E unp. 6989; Anne Maro-
vich, Berkeley, Calif. 10200
Dearest girl of mine; words by M.
Hill, music by Samuel H. Speck.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
May 6, 1929; 2 ec. May 8; E pub.
5904; Mildred Hill, Providence, R. I.
10201
Deedy um dum; words by J. L. Cook,
music by Joseph Hilliard. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. May 21,
1929; E unp. 6965; Jean Lawrence
Cook, New York. 10202
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10203
pt. II, n. s., v.24
Deep in the arms of love; words and
music by Lou Davis and Roy Ingra-
ham. © May 9, 1929; 2 c« May 10;
EK wnpe 5838; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 10203
Deeper than the sea; lyric by Jack
Murray, music by Sammy Fain.
[Words and melody only] ©1ee.
May. 11,..1929; E unp. 6623; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 10204
Del rancho a New York; corrido,
words by E. A. Carrillo, music by
J. M. Lopez, of Mexico; pf. ©1e.
Dec. 4, 1928; E unp. 1811; J. Martin
Lopez and Eduardo A. Carrillo, Pu-
eblo, Col. 10205
Delicious; Song fox-trot, words and
music by Ted Pola, of Great Britain,
and Eddie Brandt, of U. S.; pf. acce.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar. 29,
1929; 2 ec. May 18; E pub. 6197; Or-
ange music pub. co., London. 10206
Delus‘one; valzer-intermezzo, di Ame-
deo Amadei, of Italy, op. 423; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
Mar. 15, 1929; 1.¢. May 2;'EH for.
4089; C. Beltramo, San Remo, Italy.
10207
Dem rebins nigen; by L. Feingold;
violin.
(qiahdO7d939, BY)
© 1e Feb. 7, 1929; E unp. 3506;
Lipa Feingold, Brooklyn. 10208
Derelict (The); photoplay music, by
George J. Trinkaus; orch. pts., with
pf.-organ conductor. © Apr. 16,
1929; 2 ¢. Apr. 19; E pub. 5819; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 10209
Desde la raiz hasta el hueso; corrido,
words by H. A. Carrillo, music by
J. M. Lopez, of Mexico; pf. ©l1e.
Dec. 4, 1928; E unp. 18138; J. Martin
Lopez and E[duardo] A. Carrillo,
Pueblo, Col. 10210
Desert sheik; by M. A. Beaurman, arr.
by H. G. Gerrish; orch. Se. © 1.
Apr. 1, 1929; E unp. 5270; Marie
Anna Beaurman, Tacoma. 10211
Deserted (A) home; words by Sidney
Royse Lysaght, music by Perey Judd,
of Great Britain ; mixed voices. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Apr. 4,°1929" 1 c. May 15" Beror.
4816; Oxford university press, Lon-
don, 10212
Desolation; words by Kao-Shih, music
by A. M. Baldwin. © Apr. 23, 1929;
2c. Apr. 22; E pub. 5869; Anita M.
Baldwin, Santa Anita, Calif. 10213
Det er forbudt for bérn under 16 aar;
af Co-optimisteryne 1929, tekst af
Leif Berg og Dan Folke, musik af
Vincent de Costa, of Denmark; pf.
© Apr. 25, 1929; 1 c. May 9; E for. —
4409; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
10214
Det kan du tala om for dina bekanta;
fox-trot, text av Waldemar Dalquist,.
musik av Fred Winter, of Sweden ;.
pt. {© Jan. 2, °1929-" 1) @adameae
EB for. 4426; Edition Sylvain, Stock-
holm, Sweden. 10215.
Deutschmeister - slow - fox ;
phrase tiber W. A. Jureks Deutsch-
meister-marsch, von Frank Fox, of
Austria; full orch. with jazz, pf.
conductor and ist violin conductor.
pts. © Feb. 8, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 18;
E for. 4230; Universal edition, a. g.,.
Vienna. 10216
Deux (Les) enfants de roi (Of yore
there dwelt two: kingly ones) ; poésie-
de Emile Verhaeren, English version
by J. C. R., musie by HE. d’Arba, of
Great Britain. © May 17, 1929; 1c.
May 21; E for. 4715; J. & W. Ches-
ter, ltd., London. 10217
Dewdrops and teardrops; words by
V. Wolfmeyer, music by Chester
Escher; ist violin. © 1.c. May 16,
1929; EH unp. 6816; Viola Wolfmeyer,
Manitowoc, Wis. 10218.
Dialogue dramatique; par F. Salabert,
of France; orch. parties, avec pf.
conducteur et 1°. violini conducteur..
© Apr. 10, 1929; 1 c. May 16; E for.
4661; Francis Salabert, Paris. 10219:
Diastaltica; riduzione di Aldo Canta-
rini, of Italy; orchestrina parti, con.
pf. conduttore. 4to. © May 6, 1929 ;.
1c. May 7; E for. 4834; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 10220:
Dices ...!! letra y musica de Manuel
Moreno, of Mexico, domiciled at Los.
Angeles. 8vo. [Photostat] © Apr.
22, 1929:; 2 c. Apr. 27; E pub. 6061;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 10221
Dicty glide; by Duke Ellington; pf. ©
May 16, 1929; 2 c. May 29; E pub.
6366; Gotham music service, inc.,
New York. 10222:
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no. 5, 1929
Did you come straight down from
heaven to me; words by Mary
Eleanor Crosley, music by G. W.
Hemingway. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. May 25, 1929; E unp.
7099; Grace Whitley Hemingway,
Webster City, Ia. 10223
Did you ever see a hot dog stand?
words and music by F. H. Scott. ©
1e. May 31, 1929; E unp. 78386; Fran-
cis H. Scott, North Wales, Pa. 10224
Diddy-om-bom-bom; written and com-
posed by Leslie Sarony, of Great
Britain ; pf. and ukulele acc. {Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © May
14, 1929: 1 ce. May 16; E for. 4491;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., London.
10225
Dinah; words and music by R. J.
Cannaday. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 29, 1929; E unp. 7298;
Ralph J. Cannaday, Roanoke, Va.
10226
Dites-moi, ma mére; one-step march,
by Maurice Yvain, arr. by Dan God-
frey, of Great Britain; military band
pts., with solo clarinet in B flat con-
ductor. obl. 42mo. © Apr. 18,
1929; 1 c. May 1; E for. 4249; Chap-
pell & co., Itd., London. 10227
Divine; words by P. Dunlevy, music
by David Reed. © 1c. May 27, 1929;
E unp. 7159; Pat Dunlevy, Jefferson-
ville, Ind. 10228
Dixie Dan; words and music by Neilie
Cantor, Freddie Batch and Bill Mc-
Kenney. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 16, 1929; E unp. 6788;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 10229
Dixie moon; fox trot, words and music
by Henri Harris [pseud. of E. H. H.
Howe] [Photostat] © 1 e¢. May
20, 1929; E unp. 6943; Evelyn Hen-
riette Harris Howe, Washington.
10230
Dixie way; words by J. EH. Guernsey,
music by F. Thompson. © 1c. May
27, 1929; E unp. 7145; Floyd Thomp-
son and J. E. Guernsey, Indianapolis.
10231
Dizzy; lyric by Sylvester Tyrone,
music by J. C. Collins. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. May 21, 1929;
E unp. 6985; Jean C. Collins, De-
troit. 10232
Do gentlemen prefer blondes; words
and music by L. F. Prozeller.
[Words and melody only] ©1ee.
May 10, 1929; E unp. 6571; Louis
Frederick Prozeller, Rochester, N. Y.
10233
10245
Do I love you? words and music by
W. O. Grege. © 1c. May 38, 1929;
E unp. 6392; William Oliver Gregg,
Relay, Md. 10234
Do they miss me back at home; words
and music by Johnnie Walker and
M. Prince; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
May 1, 1929; 2 ec. May 9; E pub.
5747; Meryl Prince, San Francisco.
10235
Do you blame me for loving you; lyrics
and music by L. BH. Joselyn; pf. ©
1 ¢e. May 10, 1929; E unp: 6603;
Larry E. Joselyn, Detroit. 10236
Do you care? waltz, words by Charles
O’Flynn, music by James Burns; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Apr. 12, 1929;
2) Geren 2° SEY ube Gaote A. I
Stasny music co., ine., New York.
10237
Do you ever think of me; words by
i. W. Meyers, music by Reiford Leon
Bunch. [Words and melody only]
© 1 c. May 27, 1929; E unp. 7180:
Reiford L. Bunch, Cleveland. 10238
Do you hear my calling heart; fox-
trot ballad, words and music by O.
Webs, of Czechoslovakia, domiciled
at Los Angeles, Calif. © 1c. May
7, 1929; E unp. 6456; Oleg Webs,
Los Angeles. 10239
io you remember; words and music
by H. L. Duval. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c May 38, 1929; BE
unp. 6358; Edwin L. Duval, New
York. 10240
Do you remember; words and musie
by F. Bradach. © 1c. May 6, 1929;
E unp. 6448; Frank Bradach, Lock-
port, Ill. 10241
Do you think of me onee in a while;
lyric by Cliff Friend, music by Ab-
ner Silver.’ © May 2;°1929* 2c.
May 38; E pub. 5816; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
10242
Do your stuff, Mandy do; words by
C. C. Thomson, music by Ralph J.
Cannaday. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. May 29, 1929; E unp.
7295; Clytie Cannaday ‘Thomson,
Roanoke, Va. , 10243
Dobranocka; words and music by
Frank Przybylski; 1st violin. © 1
ec. Apr. 17, 1929; E unp. 7316; An-
nette Przybylski, Chicago. 10244
Doin’ the voom yoom; by Bub Miley
and Duke Ellington; pf. © Apr. 16,
1929: 2 c. ‘May -4-"" Beep. oat ;
Gotham music service, ine, New
York. 10245
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10246
pt. 111, n.s., v. 24
Dolci bugie; one-step, parole di M. | Don’t try to high-hat me; words and
Valentin and Giovanni Maria Sala,
musica di Angelo Bettinelli, of Italy.
© 1c. May 2, 1929; E unp. 6343;
Enrico Bernstiel, Milan. 10246
Doll’s (A) house; suite, by Joseph
Engleman, of Great Britain; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor and violin 1
eonductor. 1. The green baize lawn.
[4 others] © Jan. 30, 1929; 1 ¢.
May 4; E for. 4165; Bosworth & co.,
Leipzig. 10247
Dona: words by Eleanor Shea, music
by K. Ford. [Words and melody
only] ©1ec. May 20, 1929; E unp.
6941; Kennet Ford, Salem, Mass.
10248
Donizetti (Gaetano) Oh, Italia, Italia,
beloved; cho., arr. by Charles F.
Manney; sop., alto’ and bass. 4to.
© May 2, 1929; 2 ec. May 20; E pub.
6219; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
10249
Donop (F. Teo v.) Zwolf rundfunk-
kinderlieder ; von F. T. v. Donop, of
Germany, op. 18, no. 1-12. © 1«.
Oct. 29, 1928; E unp. 6426; F. Teo
v. Donop, Berlin. 10250
Don’t be blue; words by George Stin-
son and A. J. Hanagan, music by
A. J. Hanagan. ©, May 1, 1929; 2
ce. May 18; E pub. 5884; Alonzo J.
Hanagan, Lockport, N. Y. 10251
Don’t be that way; words and music
by H. V. Kessler. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. May 22, 1929; E
unp. 6993; Helen Vogel Kessler,
Newburgh, N. Y. 10252
Don’t make my heart your plaything ;
waltz ballad, written and composed
by Will E. Haines and Sam Kern,
of Great Britain; pf. and ukulele
ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © May 16, 1929; 1c. May 28;
KH) for. 4804; Campbell, Connelly &
co., London. 10253
Don’t tell fairy tales; words and music
by Lou Howarde [i. e. Louis L.
Howarde], of Australia. © 1 e.
May 29, 1929; HK, unp. 7302; Louis
Lloyd Howarde, Sydney, Australia.
10254
Don’t throw the lamp at your mother-
in-law, it’s a shame to waste the oil ;
words by J. W. Rutledge, music by
Fhil Starr. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. May 29, 1929; E unp.
7276; Joseph W. Rutledge, Kenosha,
Wis. 10255
music by J. L. Cook. [Words and
melody only] © 1 ¢. May 29, 1929;
EK unp. 7260; Jean Lairence Cook,
New York. 10256
Don’t write ... telegraph! words by
hk. Jones, music by Chester Escher;
1st violin. © 1 ¢ May 16, 1929;
E unp. 6819; Edward Jones, Wash-
ington. 10257
Dora Baltea; ouverture dramatique,
par Joseph Rico, of France; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Apw. 5, 1929; 1c." Apr. + 30> 9 for
4103; Joseph Rico, Courbevoie,
France. 10258
Dorine; lyric by Al. Levine [pseud. of
Abraham Levine], music by Bob
Kroll [i. e. Robert Kroll] © 1.
May 29, 1929; E unp. 7304; Abra-
ham Levine, Brooklyn. 10259
Dorothy; by Jimmie McHugh and
Frank Banta; pf. © May 7, 1929;
2c. May 29; E pub. 6375; Mills mu-
sic, inc., New York. 10260
Dort unten in der mithle; marsch,
- schlager-text u. musik von W. Linde-
mann, of Germany; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Oct. 1, 1928;
1 ec Oct. 23; E for. 4423; Wilhelm
Lindemann, Berlin-Karlshorst, Ger-
many. 10261
Doute (Le) ; romance russe, de Glinka,
arr. par Henry Ryder, of France;
pf., violon, violoncello solo et con-
trebasse ad lib. © Dee. 31, 1928;
i ec. May 16, 1929; E for. 4604; R.
Calas, Cuax, Hérault, France.
10262
Down by the old Mississippi; words
and music by C. Santoro. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. May 22,
1929: E unp. 7021; Carl Santoro,
Norristown, Pa. 10263
Down home dance; words and music
by Spencer Williams. [Chords,
single staff] © 1c. May 3, 1929;
E unp. 6612; Georgia music co., New
York. 10264
Down in Oriole Lane; words and
music by G. C. Sohnle. © 1 c. May
7, 1929; E unp. 6502; George
Charles Sohnle, Newark, N. J. 10265
Down south in Dixie land; words and
music by A. G. Moss. [Words and
melody-only] © 1 c. May, 22, 1929;
E unp. 7023; Arthur Garfield Moss,
New York. 10266
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no. 5, 1929
10288
Driigicim, maga de guszta n6; fox
trot, szOvegét irta: Weiner Istvaén,
zenéjét szerzé: EF. Markush, of Hun-
gary; orch. pts., with words. Buda-
pest, Rozsavolgyi és tarsa. 4to.
© Apr. 5, 1929; 1 c. May 4; E for.
4326; Fred Marku&h, Budapest,
Hungary. 10267
Dream; by Al Jacobs [i. e. A. T.
Jacobs] © 1c. May 13, 1929; HE
unp. 6679; Albert T. Jacobs, San
Francisco. 10268
Dream canoe; words and music by
J. H. Wild. © 1c. May 16, 1929;
E unp. 6828; John H. Wild, Chi-
cago. 10269
Dream girl; words and music by HE.
Samuels, of Australia. © 1c. May
7, 1929; E unp. 6483; Edmond
Samuels, Sydney, Australia. 10270
Dream man; words and music by A.
Lax and E. Craig. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. May 15, 1929;
HH unp, 67538; Arnold. Lax, and
Edward Craig, Cambridge, Mass.
10271
Dream night; words and music by
R. Lowenberg, op. 23.. © 1 c. May
27, 1929; E unp. 7207; Rhoda Lowen-
berg, Cleveland. 10272
Dream of early years; words by C.
Johnson, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
May 20, 1929; E unp. 6931; Carl
Johnson, Reisterstown, Md. 10273
Dream (The) of my heart; from The
theme of love, words by Rubey
Cowan and Philip Bartholomae,
music by Phil Boutelje; pf. and
ukulele ace. © May 22, 1929; 2 ¢.
May 24; E pub. 6207; Famous music
corp., New York. 10274
Dream of that old girl of mine; words
by E. Harden, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
May 1, 1929; E unp. 6249; Elizabeth
Harden, Camden, N. J. 10275
Dream world; words by L. Wolfe Gil-
bert, music by Mabel Wayne.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
May 11, 1929; E unp. 6767; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 10276
Dream you are a memory; words by
Lucie Ceccarini, music by J. De
Salvi, of Italy, domiciled at Chicago.
© 1c. May 20, 1929; E unp. 6903;
Joseph De Salvi, Chicago. 10277
57721—_ 293
Dreamer (A) of dreams; words by Ed
Keele, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. May 25,
1929; E unp. 7124; Edward Keele,
Sedalia, Mo. 10278
Dreamin’; words and music by S8.
Miranda and R. Montgomery. ©
1; e@oMay ;7; 1929; BE -unp. 6491;
Stephens Miranda, Hollywood, Calif.,
and Reggie Montgomery, Pasadena,
Calif. 10279
Dreaming dear of you; words and
music by J. Hoxie. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 22, 1929;
EK unp. 70038; John Hoxie, Jackson,
Tenn. 10280
Dreaming dreams of you; from Step
this way, words by Phebe Root and
Nancy Levering, music by J.
Pethick. New York, Thornton W.
Allen. © Apr. 17, 1929; 2 c. Apr.
29; HE pub. 5888; Jean Pethick,
Greenwich, Conn. 10281
Dreaming of you; words and music
by F. G. Fellows; in E flat. ©1e.
May 3, 1929; E unp. 6386; Floyd
George Fellows, Troy, N. Y. 10282
Dreams; waltz, by J. Bonomolo.
[Melody only] ©1e. May 8, 1929;
EH eunp. 6527; Jack Bonomolo, Brook-
lyn. 10283
Dreams come true; words and music
by L. Robinson. New York City,
Frank Harding. © May 13, 1929;
2 ec. May 29; E pub. 63853; Lee
Robinson, Clayton, Mo. 10284
Dreams: if they'd only come true;
lyric and music by A. K. Lynch.
© 1c. May 13, 1929; E unp. 6700;
Ada Kyle Lynch, Venado, Calif.
10285
Dreamy Spanish eyes; lyric by Billy
Curtis, music by J. Russel Robinson.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Apr. 6, 1929; E unp. 5457; Broad-
way music corp., New York. 10286
Drew (Lorna Frances) Caprice ;
violin and pf. © 1c. May 17, 1929;
E unp. 7038; Lorna Frances Drew,
New York. 10287
Drifting; words and music by J. A.
Osborne. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 27, 1929; E unp. 7185;
James Andrew Osborne, Los Angeles.
10288
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10289
Drifting sands; words and music by
C. Young and M. Y. Lavin. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. May 1,
1929; E unp. 6253; Carl Young and
Martha Young Lavin, Chicago.
° 289
Drémmande 6gon; text av N. G. Gra-
nath, musik av Fred Winter, of
Sweden; pf. © May 1, 1929; 1¢
May 20; E for. 4709; Hrnst Rolfs
musikforlags, A. B., Stockholm, Swe-
den. 10290
Du; tango erotika, tekst av Knud
Secher, musik av Hjler Krahn, of
Denmark; pf. © Mar. 12, 1928; 1 ¢.
May 9, 1929; E for. 4371; Nordeu-
ropeisk musikforlag, Odense, Den-
mark. 10291
Du, den eneste pige jeg kender; tango
serpentine, text ay Knud Secher, mu-
Sie av Hiler Krahn, of Denmark;
pf. © June 4, 1927; 1 « May 9,
1929; E for. 4370; Nordeuropseisk
musikforlag, Odense, Denmark.
10292
Du hast mich betrogen...; waltz, verse
von Fritz Rotter, musik von Hrwin
Bootz, of Germany, klav. arr. von
Nico Dostal, of Austria. © Dec. 1,
#928 ds en Mar. 135.1929" (Eh ator:
3325; Edition Karl Briill, Berlin.
10293
Du lieblicher stern; salonstiick, von
Hermann Wenzel, of Germany. op.
249: pf. Neue bearbeitung. © Feb.
18, 1929: 1 c. Apr. 19; E for. 4189;
Fr, Portius, Leipzig. 10294
Duck’s (The) yas-yas-yas; words and
music by J. Johnson, arr. by Carzie
Harris. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. music Apr. 3, 1929, 1 c. words
Apr. 24; E unp. 6869; James John-
son, St. Louis. 10295
Duncan - Rubbra (Edmund ) Two
songs; words by Ben Johnson and
James Thomson, set to music by E.
Dunean-Rubbra, of Great Britain.
1. Prayer. [1 other] © Dec. 18,
1928: 2, c¢. Apr. 26, 1929; HE. for.
4030; Oxford university press, Lon-
don. 10296
Dutchmans (The) serinade—on the
violin; words and music by EF. E.
Williams: violin. © 1c May 9,
1929: E unp. 7045; Frank E. Wil-
liams, Huntersville, N. C. 10297
Dvorianine i krestianine; extrait des
poemes russes de Jules Casadesus,
arr. par Francis Casadesus, of
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
France; orch. parties, avee pf. con-
ducteur et 1° violon conducteur. 4to.
© Dee. 31, 1928: 1 c. May 16, 1929;
E for. 4642; Choudens, Paris. 10298
’E ssirene’ ’e Napule; versi e musica
di Luigi Donadio, of Italy, domi-
ciled at New York; pf. © 1.¢. May
6, 1929; E unp. 6444; John Clano,
Woodside, L. I., N. Y. 10299
Easter (An) alleluya; choral prelude
founded on Lasst uns erfreuen, by
Gordon Slater, of Great Britain; or-
gan.
E for. 4886;
press, London.
Oxford university
10300
Easter Monday on the White House
lawn; by John Philip Sousa; band
pts. with conductor. 4to. © April
24, 1929; 2 c. April 26; E pub. 5528;
John Church co., Cincinnati. 10301
Eastern star; theme song to The biue
Peter, words by Pat K. Heale, music
by Fred Elizalde, of Spain. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr.
19, 1929; 1 « May 17; EH for. 4483;
Cavendish music co., London.
10302
Easy (An) and comprehensive Self
instructor for the regal octofone; by
Charles Buchanan [pseud. of Arling
Schaeffer] © June 6, 1929; 2 e.
and aff. June 10; AA 18255; Regal
musical instrument co., Chicago.
10303
Ebbona affa lamore; words and music
by P. Sciascia. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. May 23, 1929; BE unp.
7055; Pasquale Sciascia, Philadel-
phia. 10304
Ox, TH WOJIA, MOA WomA; Russian folk
song, arr. by J. Kammen. © Mar.
18, 1929; 2 c. May 1; E pub, 6189;
Jack Kammen and Joseph Kammen,
Brooklyn. 10305
Hchamela pa’ca’; one-step, arr. by I.
M. Valle, of Mexico, domiciled at
Chicago; pf. © 1 ¢, May 11, 1929;
E unp. 6651; Ignacio M. Valle, Chi-
cago. 10306
Echoes of Schoenbrun; words by G.
E. Schumacher, music by Luther A.
Clark. © Apr. 25, 1929; 2 c May
31; E pub. 6421; Grace E. Schu-
macher, Canton, O. 10307
Echoing river; words and music by
E. Brocksmith. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. May 27, 1929; E unp.
7191; Edward Brocksmith, Alvin,
Til. 10308
038
© Feb. 14, 1929; 1 c. May 9;
OO
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10329
Echo’s lament of Narcissus; unison
song, words by Ben Jonson, music
by Norman Demuth, of Great Bri-
tain. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Apr. 4, 1929; 1 c.
May 15; E for. 4818; Oxford uni-
versity press, London. 103809
Eddie’s clarinet laendler; by E. Wil-
fahrt. © 1 ce. May 11, 1929; E unp.
6660; Eddie Wilfahrt, New Uln,
Minn. 10310
Eddie’s polka; by E. Wilfahrt. [Mel-
ody only] © 1 c« ‘May 28,1929;
E unp. 7246; Eddie Wilfahrt, New
Ulm, Minn. AOS
Eerie: weird misterioso, by Erno Ra-
peé, orch. by George Torke; orch.
pis. .© May 15, 1929; 2 c. May 17;
E pub. 6179; Crawford music corp.,
New York. 10312
Egloga; di Guido Guerrini, of Italy,
riduzione per violino di Arrigo Se-
rato, of Italy; violino, flauto e pf.
© June 10, 1928; 1 ec. Apr. 18, 1929;
E for. 4255; Umberto Pizzi, Bologna,
Italy. 10313
Egyptian lotus song; waltz-tango,
words by P. H. Doran, music by
Bud Sloan. © 1c. May 16, 1929;
E unp. 6807; Pearl Helen Doran.
Seattle. 10314
Ehis pari tin kardia mou; words and
music by Tetos Demetriades, of Tur-
key, domiciled at New York, and
Terotheo Skiza, of Italy, domiciled at
New York. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ec: May 3, 1929: E unp.
6765; Tetos music store, New York.
10315
Hileen; by F. W. Connors... [Melody
only] © 1c. May 31, 1929; E unp.
7341; Frank William Connors, Union
Sry, Ns, 10316
.Ejote (El); flamenco, arr. de I. M.
Valie, of Mexico, domiciled at Chi-
cago; pf. [Photostat] © 1c. May
11, 1929; E unp. 6649; Ignacio M.
Valle, Chicago. 10317
El Jebel temple; march, by J. De¥For-
est Cline; band pts. 4to. © May 9,
1929; 2 ce. May 20; K.pub. 6096;
Charles L. Barnhouse, sr., Oskaloosa,
1c. 10318
Elefant! elefant! mon p’tit Tom;
deutscher text von Richard Rillo,
musik von Raoul Moretti, of France;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by F. Sala-
bert. Berlin, Musikverlag Semfa,
G.-m. /b.. H... ©, Apr. 10;°19295.1 c.
May 16; E for. 4682; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 10319
Elefante bianco; fox trot, di Vincenzo
Billi, of Italy, op. 485; pf. ©; Apr.
25, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 26; E. for. 4078;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 10320
Elegy (An) on that glory of her sex,
Mrs. Mary Blaize; words by Gold-
smith, music by Robin Milford, of
Great Britain, op. 15, no. 1. © Apr.
5, 1929; 1 c. May 15;.E for. 4450;
Oxford university press, London.
10321
Elegy on the death of a mad dog;
words by Goldsmith, music by Robin
Milford, of Great Britain, op. 15, no.
3. © Apr. 5, 1929; 1 ec. May 15; E
for. 4451; Oxford university press,
London. 10322
Elementary studies for violin; by
Rowsby Woof, of Great Britain. ©
May ’9, 192951 %e. May '18* for.
4594; Associated board of the Royal
academy of music and the Royal
college of music, London. 10323
Hlen polka; by. John Wilfahrt. © 1 ¢.
May 18, 1929; E unp. 6668; Consoli-
dated music pub. house, Chicago.
10324
Elenita; from The cock-eyed world,
words and music by Con Conrad,
Sidney D. Mitchell and Archie Got-
tler. [Words and melody only] ©
1 c. May 28, 1929; E unp. 7230; De
Sylva. Brown & Henderson, ince.,
New York. 103825
Elephant (An) can’t say can’t; lyric
by G. Whiting, music by Charles
Abbott. [Chords, single staff] ©
Mar, 23,,1929 2oc.-Apr. 18." Epub.
5183; George Whiting, inc, New
York. 10326
Elieleison; Piemontese song, words
and music by A. Cagnazzo; pf.
1c. Apr. 30, 1929; H unp. 6294; An-
gelo Cagnazzo, San Francisco. 10327
Elle a perdu son pantalon; one step,
de HK. Paoli, of France; orch.. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Apr. 5,
1929; 1 c. Apr. 30; E for. 4102; Edi-
tions musicales Paul Paoli, Nice,
France. 10328
Elle a perdu son pantalon; one step,
paroles de Antonin Bossy, musique
de E. Paoli, of France. © Apr. 5,
1929; 1 ce. Apr. 30; E for. 4096: Edi-
tions musicales Paul Paoli, Nice,
France. 10329
009
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10330
pt.. ITE, Tse) ee
Hllenica march; full melody, by L. | Enigma; by Boris Koutzen; pf.
Petti. © 1 ¢. Mar. 25, 1929; E unp.
5712; Luigi Petti, New York. 10830
Hillis Island ; words by M. Rund, music
by J. Jaffe. [Words and melody on-
ly] ©1 ¢ May 10, 1929: B unp.
6582; Julius Jaffe and Morris Rund,
New York. 10331
Elmer; words by G. Greenstreet, mu-
sic by Zeke Sanders. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 8, 1929;
EK unp. 6533; Gerald Greenstreet,
Kewanee, Ill. 10832
Emilie; waltz, lyric by Russell Smith
and Franees Conrad, music by John
Marino. [Chords, single staff] ©
1 ec. May 1, 1929; E unp. 6711; John
Babtist: Marino, Pittsburgh. 103833
Emilio Carranza; corrido, words by
HK. A. Carrillo, music by J. Martin
Lopez, of Mexico; pf. © 1 e. Dec.
4, 1928; E unp. 1814; J. M[artin]
Lopez and Eduardo A. Carrillo,
Pueblo, Col. 1038384
Empty arms are waiting for you; fox-
trot, lyrics by O. S. Unger, music
by M. Paul Manganella. ©1 ec. May
25, 1929; E unp. 7118; Ottilie S.
Unger, Honolulu. 10835
Empty (The) chair; written and com-
posed by Alan Murray and Ray
Noble, of Great Britain ; pf. and uku-
lele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © May 14, 1929; 1e.
May 16; E for. 4498; Francis, Day
& Hunter, ltd., London. 10336
Empty dreams; lyric and music by M.
O’Mara, of Canada. © 1c. Apr. 17,
1929; E unp. 7010; Maureen O’Mara,
Toronto, Canada. 10337
En boéljedans; K. 8. S. S. valsen, text
av Granath-Winter, musik av Lan-
din, of Sweden; pf. © June 1, 1927;
1c. May 6, 1929; E for. 4268; Reu-
ter & Reuter, Stockholm, Sweden.
10338
En Ecosse; par Roger Branga, of
France; pf: © Apr. 5, 1929; 1 c.
Apr. 30; E for. 4128; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 10339
En |’ honneur du dieu Pan; par René
Rabey, of France; pf. © Apr. 10,
1929; 1 c. May 16; E for. 4616; Heu-
gel, Paris. 10340
Encanto-mio; tango, by K. L. Richards ;
pf. in D flat maj. © 1c. May 16,
1929; E unp. 6826; Katherine Louise
Richards, New York. 10341
Jan. 18, 1929; 2 ce. April 29; EH pub.
5508; Elkan-Vogel co., ine. Phila-
delphia. 10342
Ensuefos por la paz de Honduras;
valse, by B. M. Bonilla, of Honduras,
domiciled at New York. [Melody
only] © 1c. May 23, 1929; B unp.
7071; Benjamin M. Bonilla, New
York. 10343
Epilogo drammatico; by A. E. Cafar-
ella; orch. pts. © May 22, 1929; 2
e. May 24; E pub. 6215; Atlas musie
ecorp., New York. 10844
Ernestine; words by V. Rogers, music
by David Reed. © 1 ¢c. May Q7,
1929; E unp. 71638; Velma Rogers,
Springfield, I11. 10345
Ernst (The) modern graded studies
for saxophone; arr. by W. A. Ernst.
bk. 4. obl. 16mo. © May 20, 1929;
2c. and aff. May 21; AA 16450;
Irving Berlin standard music corp.,
New York. 10846
—— Same. bk. 5. obl. 16mo. ©
June 5, 1929; 2 c and aff. June 6;
AA 17754; Irving Berlin standard
music corp., New York. 10347
Hrrante (El); schottische, letra y
musica de Concepcion V. Pardo, of
Mexico, domiciled at Los Angeles.
[Photostat] © 1c. Apr. 15, 1929;
EK unp. 6878; Felipe Valdes Leal,
Los Angeles. 10348
Erst trinken wir noch eins...!
walzerlied, text von Kurt Schwa-
bach u. Willy Rosen; musik von
Willy Rosen, arr. von Hartwig von
Platen, both of Germany; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Jan. 30,
1929; 1 c. Apr. 19; E for, 4193; Edi-
tion Meisel & co., G.m.b.H., Berlin.
10349
Erste symphonie; von Erwin Schulhoff,
of Czechoslovakia. Partitur. ©
Dec. 5, 1928; 1 ec. Jan. 7; 1929; BH
for. 4202; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 10350
Hrstes walzer-potpourri; von Carl
Robrecht, of Germany, arr. von H.
Miinnecke, of Germany; blas-musik,
mit elarinette 1 in B_ direktion.
Stimmer. © Feb. 11, 1929; 1 «.
May 2; E for. 4285; Heinrichshofens
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany. 10351
Es vilt sich sein a kind; words and
music by S. Small. [Words and
melody only] © 1. May 3, 1929;
EK unp. 63869; Solomon Small,
Brooklyn. 10852
040
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no. 5, 1929
10372
Escuchando tu voz; blues, letra de G. | Evening bells; words by Harold G.
Hoyos R., musica de Jose Moreno &.,
of Mexico. © Jan. 22, 1929; 1 «.
May 27; E: for. 4802; A. Wagner y
Levien sucs., s. en c., Mexico City,
Mexico. 103538
Esicastica; riduzione di Aldo Canta-
rini, of Italy; orchestrina parti, con
pf. conduttore. 4to. © May 6,
1929; 1 c. May 7; BH for. 4335; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 10354
Eskualduna; de Sylvio Lazzari, arr.
pour orch. restreint par Raoul Labis,
of France; parties, avec pf. conduc-
feur. 470. (©. Apr. 10, 1929: 1 ¢.
May 16; E for. 46384; Choudens,
Paris. 10355
Esprit (L’) francais; marche, by E.
Mezzacapo, orch. by Alf. Amadei, of
Italy; orch. pts., with pf. conductor
and 1st violin conductor. 4to.
Apr. 10, 1929; 1 « May 16; E for.
4603 ; E. Gaudet, Paris. 10356
Hstrangement; valse voluptuoso e
sentimentale, by Henry Hadley;
orch. pts., with pf. or organ con-
ductor. © May 18, 1929; 2 c. May
16; E pub. 6164; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 10357
Etudes du jeune violoncelliste; 60
études progressives pour la main
gauche et l’archet, par L. R. Feuill-
ard, of Franee. © Apr. 5, 1929; 1c.
Apr. 30; E for. 4095; Delrieu fréres,
Nice, France. 10358
Evangeline; words and music by
Forrest Kelley. [Words and melody
only] ©1e May 22, 1929; E unp.
7000: Jess N. Dutton, Colerain, O.
10359
Evangeline; words by A. M. West,
Arthur Porter and Lee J. Pleasant,
music by A. M. West, H. Quallie
Clark and A. Porter. [Words and
melody only] ©1ce. Mar. 27, 1929;
E unp. 5112; Alvin Mark West, New
York. 10360
Evangeline; words by C. E. Chalengs-
worth and Harvey Earl Chalengs-
worth, music by C. E. Chalengs-
worth. © 1c Apr: 20, 19295) 5
unp. 6232; Catherine Elizabeth
Chalengsworth, Béthalto, Ill. 10361
Even the stars in the heavens are
laughing with joy; from the cantata
Glad tidings of great joy, text by
Raymond Earl Bellaire. music by
Richard Kountz; sop. and alto. 4to.
© May 6, 1929; 2 c. May 9; E pub.
6007; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 10362
Bosward, music by Harry Gill, of
Great Britain, tonic sol-fa tr. by
H. J. Timothy. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr. 29,
102037 1-e@: Apr. 30: ED for, 4245.
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 10363
Evening shadows; by William Bur-
rowes Cooke; pf. © Mar. 1, 1929;
2c. April 29; E pub. 5559; Co-opera-
tive music ¢co., Philadelphia. 10364
Hyening song; by K. L. Richards; pf.
© 1c. May 16, 1929; E unp. 6822;
Katherine Louise Richards, New
York. 10365
Evening sundown; waltz-ballad, words
and music by Sam Mitchell. ©1c.
May 13, 1929; E unp. 6693; Samuel
S. Mitchell, jr., Stevens Point, Wis.
10366
Ever love somebody who didn’t love
you; words and music by R. Robert-
son. [Words and melody only] ©
J ¢. May 21,, 1929: E unp., 6975;
Ruby Robertson, New York. 10367
Every-body loves me but the one I
want; words and music by L. M.
Niederer. © 1 ec. May 3, 1929; H
unp. 6398; Louise Marie Niederer,
Foristell, Mo. 10368
Every day is Mother’s day; words and
musie by T. Love. New York City,
Frank Harding. (Cover title :—
Ev’ry day is Mother’s day) © May
6, 1929; 2 c. May 8; E pub. 5908;
Theatta Love, Leavenworth, Kan.
10369
Every dream has a scheme; words by
S. J. Carroll, music by F. B. Price.
© 1c. May 11, 1929; E unp. 6644;
Florence B. Price and Sal Janeway
Carroll, Chicago. 10370
Every month is May; from Music in
May, words by Heinz Merley and
Kurt Breuer, American version by J.
Keirn Brennan, music by Emil
Berté, new arr. by Albert Szirmai,
of Hungary; pf. and ukulele acc.
New York, Shubert music pub. corp.
© May 10, 1929; 2c. May 18; E pub.
5861; Shubert theatre corp., New
York. 10871
Everybody needs a buddy; theme song
of New Orleans, words by L. Wolfe
Gilbert, music by Abel Baer. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. May 11,
1929; E unp. 6769; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 10372
041
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10373
BHverybody’s making whoopee; words
by J. W. Rutledge, music by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 29, 1929; E unp. 7274;
Joseph W. Rutledge, Kenosha, Wis.
103873
Executioner’s (The) dream; photoplay
music, by Sam A. Perry, orch. by
George J. Trinkaus; orch. pts., with
pf. or organ conductor. © Apr. 22,
L929.) 2Heés’ Apri 25 + oH pubs. S984;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
10374
Exquisite; by Joe Keden; pf. © May
13,.1929; 2c: May 13; E pub..5883;
Triangle music pub. co., inc., New
York. 10375
Extase d’amour; intermezzo, by Edgar
Dame, of Belgium; orch. pts., with
pt. conductor and violin 1 conductor.
Ato. © Feb. 20, 1929; 1 c. May 4;
E for. 4162; Bosworth & co., Leipzig.
10876
Hyes of blue, you're my Waterloo:
words by Mitchell Parish, music by
Cornel Tanassy, jr!; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. © May 7,
1929 7.2. 1e@ May, .29 3.8). Dil. 065,60
Gotham music service, inc., New
York. 10377
HKyes (The) of Texas\.are upon you;
words of cho. anon., verses and arr.
of music by W. Brown. © 1 ¢. May
27, 1929; E unp. 7107; Wylbert
Brown, Fort Worth, Tex. 10378
Yaderullan; text och musik av Sverker
Ahde, of Sweden. © Jan. 15, 1929;
1 « May 6; E for. 4271; Reuter &
Reuter, Stockholm, Sweden. 10379
Fair California; words and music by
Orlyn Lee [pseud. of R. A. Jones].
© 1c. May 27, 1929’. E unp. 7166;
Rulon Armstrong Jones, Hollywood,
Calif. 10380:
Fairy (The) queene; two-part song,
words anon., music by Henry L.
Read, of Great Britain. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar.
22, 19291 ‘¢)) Apr: 6;"H for, 4809;
Edward Arnold & co., London. 10381
Falling leaves; by Gerald F. Frazee;
pf. © May 7, 1929; 2c. May 9;
E pub. 5729; Schroeder & Gunther,
inc., New York. 10382
Fan it; words and music by Frankie
Jaxon. [Words and melody only]
©'1c¢. May 1, 1929; E unp. 6270;
State street music pub. co., ine., Chi-
cago. 10383
pt. 01, n. s., v. 24
Fandanguillo ; piéce espagnole 4 danser,
par Raoul Laparra, version orignale
avec a défauts pour orchestres ré-
duits par Georges Grécourt, of
France; parties, avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Apr. 10, 1929; 1 c. May 16;
) for. 4636; Choudens, Paris. 10884
Fanny ; foxtrot, text von Kurt Schwa-
bach, music by Charles W. Dimdé,
arr. by Charles Christoph, both of
Germany; orch. pts. 4to. © Jan. 1,
1929; ° Pe} Apr. 19) aor too
Edition Meisel & co., G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 103885
Far from the madding crowd; words
by Spencer Taylor, music by K. M. L.
Smith, of Great Britain, domiciled
at Garden City, N. Y. [Photostat]
© 1c. May 8, 1929; E unp. 7044;
Kenneth Moncrieff Leslie Smith,
Garden City, L. I., N. Y. 10386
Fare-well; by Nellie Mayer; melody,
with pf. ace. © 1c. May 23, 1929;
EH unp. 7062; Nellie Mayer Gingold,
Brooklyn. 10387
Farewell to Bohemia ; Czech folk song,
arr. by A. Honicky; violin and pf.
© 1c. May 1, 1929; E unp. 6280;
Antonin Honicky, Schenectady, N. ¥.
10388 -
Farmers carnival; characteristic, by
Edwin F. Kendall, orch. by Walter
C. Schad; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. © Aug. 17, 1928; 2 c. Aug.
20; E pub. 698288; Belwin, ine., New
York. 10389
Farmers’ (The) tale; cho. of men’s
voices, poem and music by C. Sum-
sion, of Great Britain. London, J.
Curwen & sons, ltd. 4to, © May
21, 1929; 1 c. May 18; E for. 4740;
Corbett Sumsion, Shrewsbury, Eng-
land. 10390
Fascinatin’ you; words and music by
S. Miranda and R. Montgomery. ©
1 ¢. May 7, 1929; E unp. 6493; Ste-
phens Miranda, Hollywood, Calif.,
and Reggie Montgomery, Pasadena,
Calif, 10891
Fascinating dream; words by Fred C.
Russell, music by Harold Veo; pf.
and ukulele ace. © May 16, 1929;
2c. May 29; E pub. 6371; Mills mu-
sic, ine., New York. 10392
Fate (The) of our Savior; words by
S. Stipp, music by Samuel H. Speck.
[Words and melody only] © 1 .e.
May 10, 1929; E unp. 6590; Samuel
Stipp, Danville, I11. 10393
042
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
Father God: Thy people bless Thee!
hymn, words and music by H. Grant.
© 1c. Apr. 29, 1929; E unp. 6231;
Hubert Grant, Jamaica, N. Y. 103894
Father of my yesterdays; words and
music by M. H. Morley. © Mar. 26,
1929; 2 c. April. 29; EH pub. 5555;
Mary Harriet Morley, Lemoyne, Pa.
103895
Father’s Bible; words by Mrs. Jay
Swartz [i. e. A. E. Swartz], music by
Jess Williams. © 1c. Apr. 23, 1929;
E unp. 6258; Ara Hsther Swartz,
Byron, Neb. 10396
Father’s (The) gifts; Children’s day
Service, words by Mattie B. Shannon
[and others], music by Norman Roy
[and others] Chicago, Hope pub.
co. 8vo. © Apr. 2, 1929; 2 c. May
27; E pub. 6303 ; Hall-Mack co., Phil-
adelphia. 10397
Feast of the golden cockerel; dance
fantastique for photoplay, by George
J. Trinkaus; orch. pts., with. pf. or
organ conductor. © Apr. 18, 1929; 2
e. Apr. 22; E pub. 5975; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 10398
Feathertop; two-pt. cantata, libretto
by Edith Sanford Tillotson, music
by John 8. Fearis. 4to. © May 24,
1929); 2 «e) ‘May 27 :° © pub.'6302 ;
J. S. Fearis & bro., Chicago. 10399
Federation song; words and music by
I. S. Hisenkramer. © 1 ec. May 81,
1929; E unp. 7335; Irene Straus His-
enkramer, Pine Bluff, Ark. 10400
Felicidad; letra y musica de Rafael
Gomez, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles. 8vo. [Photostat] © Apr.
22, 1929; 2 c. May 15; E pub. 6060;
Dionisio Acosia, Los Angeles. 10401
Feller’s (A) never older than he feels;
words and music by A. L. Gubbins.
© 1c. May 2, 1929; E unp. 6325;
Amelie Lane Gubbins, San Rafael,
Calif. 10402
Femme, eternal printemps; de Harold
de Bozi, of France, sur les motifs de
la chanson d’Henry Moreau, et Louis
Lemarchand; orch. parties, avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © May 10, 1929;
1 ec. May 23; E for. 4769; Enoch &
cie., Paris. 10403
Femme (La) nue; drame lyrique en
quatre actes d’aprés Henry Bataille,
paroles de Louis Payen, musique de
Henry Février, of France. Partition
chant et pf. 4to. © Apr. 5, 1929;
1 ¢. Apr. 30; D pub. 27484; Heugel,
Paris. 10404
10415
Festa (La) del grano; canto di villa-
nelle senesi, coro a 2 yvoci per sop.
e contralto, parole di Ferdinando
Stiatti, musica di Paolo Malfetti, of
Italy. © Apr. 15, 1929; 1 ec. May 3;
E for. 4149; A. & G. Carisch & «.,,
Milan. 10405
Festal prelude; by Norman O’Neill, of
Great Britain; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. ©. July 25, 1928; 1 ¢.
May 22, 1929; E for. 4723; Bosworth
& co., Leipzig. 10406
Festival of the flowers; song cycle for
children with incidental dances,
words by Flora Sanborn, music by
Verna Lorraine Day. 4to. © Apr.
12, 1929; 2 ec. Apr. 17; D pub. 27485;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 10407
Feu et tonnerre; galop, by A. S. Petit,
of France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor and 1st violin conductor. 4to.
© Apr. 10, 1929; 1 ce. May 16; E for.
4602; E. Gaudet, Paris. 10408
Fickleness; intermezzo, by Learsi, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢. May
16, 1929; E for. 4600; Learsi, Paris.
10409
Fiddler’s (The) playbox; 8 first pieces
for violin with pf. acc., by Evan
Marsden, of Great Britain. bk. 2.
© Mar. 4, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 8; E for.
4415; Joseph Henry Larway, Lon-
don. 10410
Fight agitato; cinema incidental, by
Joseph Engleman, of Great Britain ;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. ©
Aug. 3, 1928; 1 c. May 22, 1929; E
for. 4722; Bosworth & co., Leipzig.
10411
Figlio abbandonato; versi di James
Reina, musica di J. Bertolino.
[Words and melody only.] ©1.«..
Jan,-'17, 1929; HE unp. 2907; John
Bertolino, Philadelphia. 10412
Film L. U. C. E.; marcia, di Vincenzo
Billi, of Italy, op. 436; pf. © Apr.
25, 1929: 1 c. Apr. 26; E for. 4080;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 10413
Filosofia barata; corrido mexicano,
letra y musica de L. Francés, of
Spain, domiciled at New York. ©
f' &.!) May, Sip 1929" - unp: Ya62;
Leopoldo Francés, New York. 10414
Finger (The) fairies; by Yvonne
Beauregard; pf. © May 2, 1929; 2.¢.
May 9; E pub. 6136; White-Smith
music pub. co., Boston. 10415
543
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10416
Fioriscon gli aranci; da Sicilia canora,
di G. Mulé, riduzione di A. De Cecco,
of Italy; orchestrina parti, con pf.
conduttore. 4to. © May 23, 1929;
1c. May 24; E for. 4785; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan, 10416
Fire (The) drill; musical recitation,
action poem or song, words by Stan-
ley Schell, music by Alma Stanley.
Belmar, N. J., Edgar S. Werner &
co. © Mar. 15, 1929; 2 c. May 13;
D pub. 27512; M. S. Titus-Werner,
Belmar, N. J. ‘10417
Fire laddies we; musical recitation,
action poem or song, words by Stan-
ley Schell, music by Alma Stanley.
Belmar, N. J., Edgar S. Werner &
co. © Mar. 15, 1929; 2 c. May 18;
D pub. 27511; M. S. Titus-Werner,
Belmar, N. J. 10418
Fireflies in the grass; by Frederika
Wadley ; selected, ad., annotated and
fingered by John M. Williams; pf.
© Apr. 30, 1929; 2 ec. May 11; E
pub. 5836; Boston music co., Boston.
10419
First lady of the land; march, by Ann
J. Proctor, arr. by Geo. F. Briegel;
band pts., with solo B flat cornet
conductor. 4to. © May 28, 1929;
2c. May 29; E pub. 6357; Edward
B. Marks music co., New York.
10420
First (The) thought in tenor banjo
chords for the beginners; by W. J.
Eckhard. pt. 1. © Oct. 22, 1928;
2 ec. Oct. 22; E pub. 75; Don Santos
pub. co., inc., Rochester, N. Y.
10421
Five (The) o’clock girl; selection,
intro. Any little thing, Happy go
lucky bird, ete., music by Harry
Ruby, selected and arr. by H. M.
Higgs, of Great Britain; orch. pts.
with 1st violin conductor. © May
2. 1929; 1 ec. May 24; E for. 4782;
Harms, ine., New York. 10422
Flag (The); words by T. Weeks, mu-
sic by Samuel H. Speck. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. May 10,
1929; E unp. 6596; Tillie Weeks,
Rochester, Minn. 10423
Flag of our fathers; patriotic hymn
no. 5, words by Grantland Rice, mu-
sic by C. R. Brackelsberg. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. May 8,
1929; E unp. 6399; Charlotte Rose
Brackelsberg, Chicago. 10424
Wiame of life; words and music by
R. A. LeBonde. © 1c. May 38, 1929;
pt. ITT, n.s., v. 24
EH unp. 6391; Robert Arnold Le-
Bonde, Portland, Or. 10425
Flapper (The) and the sheik; words
and music by I. M. Keller. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. May 16,
1929; E unp. 6780; Ida M. Keller,
Martinsburg, W. Va. 10426
Flapper’s (The) lullaby; words and
music by M. Stathakis. New York
City, Frank Harding. © May 13,
1929; 2 c. May 15; E pub. 5933; Mil-
dred Stathakis, Lansing, Mich.
10427
Fleur (Une) dans la fourrure; paroles
de Louis Lemarchand et Ch. L.
Pothier, musique de C. Oberfeld, of
Poland. © May 10, 1929; 1 c. May
23; E for. 4771; Enoch & cie., Paris.
- 10428
Flight (The); photoplay .music, by
Henry Hadley; orch. pts., with pf.-
organ conductor. © Apr. 18, 1929;
2 c. Apr. 22; E pub. 5822; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 10429
Flirt; slowfox, aus dem ballett Die
fiinf wiinsche, von Ralph Benatzky,
of Austria; jazz-orch. mit pf. di-
rection u. violino 1 direction. pts.
© Jan. 23, 1929; 1 ce. Mar. 18; E for.
4228; Universal edition, a. g., Vi-
enna. 10430
Flirt ; slow-fox, aus Die ftinf wiinsche,
von Ralph Benatzky, of Austria; pf.
© Jan. 10, 1929; 1 c. Feb. 7; E for.
4215; Universal edition, a. g., Vi-
enna. 10431
Flirt primaverile; di Bruto Martelli,
of Italy, op. 16; Small orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. © Mar. 29,
1929; 1 ce. May 3; E for. 4151; A. &
G. Carisch & c., Milan. 104383
Flo; words and music by Ray Smith
[pseud. of R. A. Schmitt] [Words
and melody only] © 1. May 10,
1929; E unp. 6889; Raymond A.
Schmitt, College Point, N. Y. 10433
Flohlied -und stindchen; aus der btih-
nenmusik zu Goethes Faust, von
Franz Salmhofer, of Austria. ©
Dee, 11, 1928; 1 ce. Jan. 7, 1929; H
for. 4201; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 10484
Flor (La) de Sevilla; march, by John
Philip Sousa; band pts., with cornet
conductor. 4to. © May 38, 1929; 2
ce. May 6; E pub. 5680; John Church
co., Cincinnati. 10435
O44.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
10457
Flor (La) de Sevilla; march, by John
Philip Sousa; pf. © May 38, 1929;
2 ce. May 6; E pub. 5681; John
Church co., Cincinnati. 104386
Florida the land of dreams; words and
music by D. M. McCauley. © May
25, 1929; 2 ec. May 25; E pub. 6299;
D. Milton McCauley, Jacksonville.
104387
Flow gently, sweet Afton [and] Away
with melancholy; arr. by Helen
MacGregor; pf. duet, with rhythm-
band. © May 6, 1929; 2c. May 9;
E pub, 5973; @. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 10488
Flower (The) in my garden of pray-
ers; ballad, words by A. Green, mu-
sic by Samuel H. Speck. New
York City, Frank Harding. © May
7, 1929; 2 ec. May 15; E pub. 5940;
Arthur Green, Waterbury, Conn.
10439
Flower of delight; words by Harlan
Thompson, music by William Ker-
nell. © May 28, 1929; 2 c. May 29;
E pub. 6386; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine., New York. 10440
Fly away with me; words by I. First,
music by F. J. Conway. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. May 1,
1929; E unp. 6248; Ida First and
Francis J. Conway, Alliance, O.
10441
Flying along; fox-trot song, words by
Douglas O. Tew, music by Harry J.
Jenkins. © May 23, 1929; 2 c. May
27;_E pub. 6411; Harry J. Jenkins,
Hyde Park, Mass. 10442
Folk dances for boys and girls; [com-
piled] by Mary Effie Shambaugh. ©
May 2, 1929; 2 « Apr. 22; aff. May
6; AA 6974; A. S. Barnes & co., New
York. 10443
Folk songs and famous pictures, for
piano beginners; with words, color
eharts, and cut-out cards, by Mary
Bacon Mason. obl. 8vo. © May 24,
1929; 2 c. and aff. June 4; AA 17727;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 10444
Folk-tunes and morris dances; com-
piled and arr. by Arthur Purcell, of
Great Britain; pf. © May 20, 1929;
1 e: May 20; E for. 4783; Joseph
Henry Larway, London. 10445
Fool (The) (Der phantast); words
by Franz Schaehle, English version
by Walter Henley, music by Aloys
George Fleischmann, of Germany,
op. 26, no. 3. © Apr. 3, 1929; 1 «.
May 17; E for. 4471; Augener, Itd.,
London. 10446
For a day; words and music by T.
and N. Jay. © 1c. May 7, 1929;
EK unp. 6764; Tillie Jay and Nancy
Jay, New York. 10447
For America; patriotic hymn no. 3,
words by Arthur Guiterman, music
by C. R. Brackelsberg. © 1 c. May
1, 1929; E unp. 6610; Charlotte
Rose Brackelsberg, Des Moines.
10448
For Molly and me; werds and music
by Alfred Solman, George Brown
and Dale Wimbrow. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. May 21, 1929;
EKeunp. 71388; Leo Feist, ine., New
York. 10449
For sidste gang modes vi to! tekst af
Zerine, musik af Alex Xekoff og
Iwan Petja, both of Denmark; pf.
© Apr. 25, 1929; 1 ec. May 9; E for.
4411; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
10450
For you and for me; words and music
by V. Vaska. © 1c. May 15, 1929;
EK unp. 6752; Vana Vaska, Los
Angeles. 10451
For you baby I’m smiling; fox trot,
words and music by M. G. Trout.
[Photostat] © 1c. May 23, 1929;
EK unp. 7073; Melbourne G. Trout,
Scottdale, Pa. 10452
Forever, green and white; words and
music by Jim Burnette. © May 14,
1929; 2 e. May 18; Epub. 6267;
James H. Burnette, Huntington,
W. Va. 10453
Forgista kanto; vortojn kaj muzikon
verkis H. W. Hetzel. [Blue-print]
© Dec. 15, 1928; 2 c. May 21, 1929;
E pub. 6148; Henry W. Hetzel,
Philadelphia. 10454
Forgotten; lyrics by L. Shears, music
by V. Tomasulo. © 1 c. May 14,
1929; E unp. 6730; Vincent Toma-
sulo and Louis Shears, New York.
10455
Forgotten; poem by L. W. French,
music by L. M. Koepfle. © 1 «¢.
May 8, 1929; E unp. 6529; L. W.
French, Gaylord, Mich. 10456
Fortier (Achille) Vingt-et-une chan-
sons canadiennes (Twenty-one folk-
songs of French Canada); arr. par
Achille Fortier, Alfred Laliberté
and others, all of Canada, with
English translations and an intro-
duction by J. Murray Gibbon, ed. by
Ernest MacMillan. © Mar. 14,
1929; 1 c@ Mar. 18; E for. 4061;
Frederick Harris co., Oakville, On-
tario, Canada. 10457
045
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10458
Fortsetzung der orchesterstudien fiir
violine; von Richard Hofmann, of
Germany, hrsg. von Johannes Strieg-
ler, of Germany. heft 16. © Dec.
341, 1928; Ie, Apres 19/1929. Bi tor:
4178; Carl Merseburger, Leipzig.
10458
Fortunio’s song (Chanson de For-
tunio) ; French words by Alfred De
Musset, English words by Adrian
Ross, of Great Britain, music by
André Messager. © May 17, 1929;
1 ce. May 21; E for. 4778; Chappell
& co., ltd. London. [© English
words] 10459
Foster (Ivor R.) Six miniatures; by
I. R. Foster, of Great Britain, op.
9; pf... Pierrette. [5 others] .©
May 14, 1929; 1 c. May 17; E for.
4595; Edwin Ashdown, lItd., London.
10460
Four-square (The) gospel; hymn,
words by G. A. Brewer, music by
C. W. Walkem. © Oct. 15, 1928;
20C.,. Keb: 2.1,,° 1929 3K), pulb,,, o9neL 5
George Atwell Brewer and Chas.
Wim. Walkem, Alton, Iil. 10461
Fox (The) and the crow; French
folk tune, arr. for toy symphony
oreh. by J. Lilian Vandevere; pic-
ture sc. and teacher’s se. . 4to.
May 4, 1929; 2 ec. May 23; E pub.
6391; C. C. Birchard. & co., Boston.
10462
Fraulein, pardon! Ich glaub’ wir
kennen uns schon; tiletrot-tango,
text von Richard Rillo, musik von
Will Meisel, arr. von Hartwig von
Platen, both of Germany; orch. pts.
4to. © Fan. 1929! 1-e, -Apriag:
EK for. 4196; Edition Meisel & ¢Go.,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 10463
Fragile things; poem by Juliette
Castellan, music by Montague F.
Phillips, of Great Britain, op. 47, no.
2. © May 7, 1929; 1c. May 11;
E for. 4407; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. 10464
Frances, do you remember? words and
music by J. J. Norton. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 27, 1929;
E unp. 7195; Joseph J. Norton,
Fitchburg, Mass. 10465
Frances of Virginia; words and music
by F. V. Jensen. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. May 27, 1929; BH
unp. 7187; Frances V. Jensen, Bos-
ton. 10466
Francesca da Rimini; di Riccardo Zan-
donai, fantasia composta ed istru-
mentata da Giuseppe Manente, of
pt. I, n. s., v.24
Italy: banda. Partitura. © May
23, 1929; 1 c. May 24; E for. 4786;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 10467
Fratellanza (La); march, by L. Zano-
ni. [Melody only] © 1. May 2,
1929; E unp. 6804; Louis Zanoni,
Raritan, N. J. 10468
Frau (Die) in gold; opérette,in drei
akten, von Leopold Jacobson und
Bruno Hardt-Warden, musik yon
Michael Krausz, of Hungary. Voll-
stindiger klavierauszug. © Apr. 15,
1929; 1 c. May 3; E for. 4148; Drei
masken verlag, a. g., Berlin. 10469
Freiheits-marsch; briider, zur sonne,
zur freiheit, von Peter Fries, of Ger-
many, op. 68; salon orchesterstim-
men, mit pf.-direktion. 4to. © Feb.
13, 1929; 1 ce. May 2; E for. 4287;
Oskar Seifert, Eppendorf, Sa., Ger- -
many. 10470
Freiheitslied (Hin) ; weltliche motette
nach worten von Richard Dehmel
- and others, fiir m&énnerchor a cappel-
la mit baritonsolo von Joseph Haas,
of Germany, op. 78. 4to. © Apr.
30, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 24; E for. 4066;
B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
10471
Friedensglocken; tonsttick, mit benu-
tzung des chorales: Nun danket alle
Gott, von Hermann Wenzel, of Ger-
many, op. 503; pf. © Dec. 31, 1928;
1 e@ May 2, 1929; EH for. 4816; Fr.
Portius, Leipzig. 10472
Fréehliche zeiten ; two-step, by E. Wil-
fahrt. © 1c. May 11, 1929; E unp.
6656; Eddie Wilfahrt, New Ulm,
Minn. 10473
From my window in Vanity Fair;
written and composed by George
Arthurs and John P. Long, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © May
14, 1929; 1 c. May 16; E for. 4499;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., Lon-
don. 10474
Fruhling (Der) stieg zu tale; worte
von Hrich Langer, musik yon Her-
mann Wenzel, of Germany, op. 511,
no. 1; male cho., unace. 4to. ©
Feb. 18, 1929-1, ic. Apr: 1977 Eetor:
4190; Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 10475
Fruitland high school, we’re for you;
words and music by S. L. Fielder,
ace. by Marie L. Fielder. © May
15, 1929; 2 c May 22; BE pub. 6168;
Steven L. Fielder, Fruitland, Id.
10476
046
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
Fuga degli amanti a Chioggia; di L.
Mancinelli, riduzione di Arturo de
Cecco, of Italy; orchestrina parti,
con pf. conduttore. 4to. © May 6,
1929; 1c. May 7; E for. 4333; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 10477
Fun keien chewing gum; words and
music by S. Small. [Words and mel-
ody only]
(BNANWY yO P WD)
© 1c. Apr. 19, 1929; E unp. 6419;
Solomon Small, Brooklyn. 10478
Funeral march for a puppet; photo-
play music, by George J. Trinkaus;
orch. pts. with pf. or organ con-
ductor. © Apr. 16, 1929; 2 c. Apr.
19; E pub. 5814; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 10479
Furiant; aus der oper Schwanda, der
dudelsackpfeifer, von Jaromir Wein-
berger, of Czechoslovakia, arr. von
Gustay Blasser, of Austria; pf. ©
Apr.14, 1929:>1 e.,.May 3; E -for.
4346; Universal edition, a. g., Vien-
na. 10480
Furies (The); photoplay music, by
Samuel A. Perry, orch. by George J.
Trinkaus; orch. pts., with pf. or or-
gan conductor. © Apr. 18, 1929; 2c.
Apr. 22; E pub. 5974; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 10481
Gar (Det) sa lange som det gar; fox-
trot, text av Berco, musik av Fred
Winter, of Sweden; pf. © May 1,
1929; 1c. May 20; E for. 4708 ; Ernst
Rolfs musikforlags, A. B., Stock-
holm. Sweden. 10482
Gadabout; by Herbert Howells, of
Great Britain; pf. © Apr. 11, 1929;
tee. May 15; E for. 4838; Oxford
university press, London. 10483
Galanterie; tango, tekst af Per Bjer-
ring, musik af Rol Dixi, of Den-
mark; pf. © May 138, 1929; 1-ce.
May 31; E for. 4851; Joh. Christen-
sen’s musikforlag, Copenhagen.
10484
Galeres ; fox trot, de Maurice Hermite,
of France; orch. parties, avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © May 10, 1929;
1 c. May 23; E for. 4761; Enoch &
cie., Paris. 10485
Galop chromatique; from Film top se-
ries, by J. Ben-Zey, scored by Wil-
liam C. Schoenfeld; orch. pts. 4to.
© May 10, 1929; 2.c. May 13; E pub.
5848; Crawford music corp., New |
York, 10486
10497
Game (The) ; sea song, words by Eli-
zabeth Evelyn Moore, music by
Charles Gilbert Spross. © April 30,
1929; 2 c. May 8; HE pub. 5642; John
Church co., Cincinnati. 10487
Garden of love; words and music by
H.. Hilpert. ©1c. May 7, 1929; EB
unp. 6474; Harriet Hilpert, Los An-
geles. 10488
Gargantua; one-step, de Maurice Her-
mite, of France; orch. parties. 4to.
© May 10, 1929; 1c¢. May 23; BE for.
4762; Enoch & cie., Paris. 10489
Gates of joy; Children’s day service,
words by A. A. Payn, and others,
music by A. B. Dorsey, and others.
Chicago, Hope pub. co. S8vo. © Apr.
2, 1929; 2 ec. May 27; E pub. ‘6304;
Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia. 10490
Gaubert (Philippe) Concerto; par P.
Gaubert, of France; réduction pour
violon et pf. © Apr. 10, 1929; 1 ¢.
May 16; E for. 4620; Heugel, Paris.
10491
Gavotte; by Francois Joseph Gossec,
arr. by J. Lilian Vandevere; toy
Symphony orch. pts., with pf. and
teacher’s sc. 4to. © Apr. 27, 1929;
2 ee Mayr isyLh tpub. 5854: Cy
Birchard & co., Boston. . 10492
Gavotte moderne; by Gardner Leiand
[pseud. of Arthur Ryder]; pf.
May 15, 1929: 2 ec. May 20; E pub.
6224; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
10493
Gay and wistful; intermezzo, by Do-
menico Savino; orch. pts. © May
22, 1929: 2 c May 24; E pub. 6210;
Atlas music corp., New York.
10494
Gay frolics; scherzo, by E. Frederic
Curzon, of Great Britain, op. 4, no.
7: orch. pts. 4to. © Apr. 25, 1929;
1c. May 17; E for. 4475; Boosey &
co., ltd., London. 10495
Gee! but I’m jealous of the moon; fox-
trot, lyric by Al. Levine [pseud. of
Abraham Levine], music by Bob
Kroll [i. e. Robert Kroll] © 1 ¢.
May 29, 1929; EH unp. 7305: Abra-
ham Levine, Brooklyn. 10496
Gee! but I’m lonesome for someone
like you; words’ and music by A. B.
Dickens. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Apr. 26, 1929; 2 ec. May
3; E pub. 5899; Ardis B. Dickens,
Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. 10497
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10498
pt. m1, n.s., v. 24
Geh’ nicht wieder fort! text von Artur
Rebner, musik von Nico Dostal, of
Austria, und Charles Calson, of
Czechoslovakia. © Dec. 1, 1928;
1c. Mar. 138, 1929; BH for. 3323 ; Hdi-
tion Karl Briill, Berlin. 10498
General Almazan; marcha militar, by
Isaias Medina Campa, of Mexico,
domiciled at Chicago; pf. © 1.
May 11, 1929; E unp. 6652; Ignacio
M. Valle, Chicago. 10499
Gentle (The) heart: words by Guido
Guinicelli, tr. by Dante Gabriel Ros-
setti, music by R. Boughton, of
Great Britain ; male voice choir. Lon-
don, Joseph Williams, ltd. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Mar. 22, 1929; 1 c. May 24; E for.
4736; Joseph Williams, Itd., and Rut-
land Boughton, London. 10500
Gently drifting; by Marion R. Black;
pf. © April 15, 1929; 2 c¢. April
29; E pub. 5566; Co-operative music
co., Philadelphia. 10501
Georgia; words by Latham Ovens, mu-
Sic by M. H. Slote. 1 ¢c. music
May 10, 1929; 1 ec. words May 17;
E unp. 6888; Milton Henry Slote,
Ithaca, N. Y. 10502:
Gertrude; words and music by JJ.
Richardson. New York City, Frank
Harding!) ‘© Apr. 23; 1929 2) -¢.
May 3; E pub. 5898; John Richard-
son, Newark, N. J. 10503
Get happy; by Bob Craig [i. e. R. G.
Craig]; pf. © 1c. May 24, 1929:
EH unp. 7219; Robert G. Craig, Balti-
more. 10504
Get it on the radio; or, Dad bought a
radio, words by B. S. French, music
by Pearl Sinelair Safford. © 1 «.
May 6, 1929; E unp. 6440; Bessie
Sinclair French, Chicago. 10505
Get it while it’s hot; words and music
by B. M. Smith. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. May 22, 1929;
EH unp. 7029; Bessie Mae Smith, St.
Louis. 10506
Get off boy, get off; words and music
by J. L. Howell; instrumental.
[Words and melody only] © 1 .«@
May 25, 1929; E unp. 7114; John
Lewis Howell, New York. 10507
Get some ice; words by H. Lavalle,
music by R. McGaugh. © 1c. Apr.
3, 1929: FE unp. 6418; Helen Lavalle .
and Rex McGaugh, New York.
10508
Get to-gether! stick to-gether! work
to-gether! words and music by A.
H. Gutman; pf. © May 9, 1929;
2c. May 10; E pub. 5775; Arthur
‘H. Gutman, New York. 10509
Get up off your knees; words by Andy
’ Razaf, music by Clarence Williams.
© Mar. 1, 1929; 2c. May 1; E pub.
5583; Clarence Williams music pub.
co., inc., New York. 10510
Ghost (The); by J. E. Kerns; pf. ©
1 G@ May 16, 1929: "HE une Gse4,
James Edward Kerns, Cincinnati. _
10511
Ghost (The) of the St. Louis blues;
words by Billy Curtis, music by J.
Russel Robinson; pf. acc., with uku-
lele arr. by Millard G. Thomas. ©
May 27, 1929: 2 c. May 31; E pub.
6384; W. C. Handy music publisher,
New York. 10512
Ghosts; words by R. A. Raum, music
by T. E. Tudor. © 1 @ May 22,
1929; E unp. 7034; Ruth A. Raum,
Springfield, Mo. 10513
Giovanna to thee I am ealling; lyric
by Richard Kountz, music by Josef
Pasternack, arr. by Albert Deer;
mixed voices. 4to. © Apr. 29; 1929;
2 ce. May 2; E pub. 5985; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 10514
Gipsy (A) lullaby; by G. Stone; pf.
© 1c. May 2, 1929; E unp. 6307;
10515
Girl-about-town (The) ; characteristic
intermezzo, by HE. Frederic Curzon,
of Great Britain, op. 4, no. 8; orch.
pts. 4to. © May 1, 1929; 1 «. May
17; E for. 4479; Boosey & co., Itd.,
London. 10516
Girl (The) of the sunny Ozarks; down
in Arkansas, words and music by
H. N. Files, arr. by Harrison Howe.
Little Rock, Ark., Wonder state
music co. © May 23, 1929; 2c. May
27; E pub. 6413; Harry N. Files,
Little Rock, Ark. 10517
Girl (The) that I picture in dreams;
words and music by G. L. Duncan.
© 1c. May 8, 1929; E unp. 6509;
Grace La Fond Duncan, Hollywood,
Calif. 10518
Girl (The) that I saw in my dreams;
words and music by V. H. Calaway.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Apr. 23, 1929; 2 ce. May 8; E pub.
5907; Vernon H. Calaway, Brooklyn.
- 10519
Gregory Stone, Chicago.
548
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
10539
Girls up to date; words by J. W. | Gloria in excelsis Deo; music by
no. 5, 1929
Rutledge, musie by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
May 29, 1929; E unp. 7273; Joseph
W. Rutledge, Kenosha, Wis. 10520
Gitana mia; Argentine tango, words
and music by L. Banker. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. May 27,
1929; E unp. 7171; Lester Banker,
New York. 10521
Gitano; tango, by K. L. Richards; pf. ;
in D min. © 1c. May 16, 1929; E
unp. 6824 ; Katherine Louise
Richards, New York. 10522
Give me your love, O girl! O girl;
words and music by J. Spolverino.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
May 18, 1929; 2 c. May 24; E pub.
6200; Joseph Spolverino, Maybrook,
i 10523
Give me yourself one hour; poem by
Laurence Hope, music by Herman
Behr. © May 3, 1929; 2.c. May 7;
E pub. 5717; Herman Behr,
Brooklyn. 10524
Glad feet; from Merry-merry, words
by R. P. Weston and Bert Lee, music
by Jack Waller, Harris Weston and
J. A. Tunbridge, of Great Britain;
pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © May 14,
1929; 1 c.-May 16; E for. 4513;
Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd., London.
10525
Glad tidings of great joy; Christmas
cantata, text by Raymond Earl Bell-
aire, music by Richard Kountz; sop.,
alto and bar. 4to. © Apr. 16, 1929;
2 ce. Apr. 19; E pub. 5805; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 10526
Gleam (A) of love; words and music
by A. Bradford, of British Guiana,
domiciled at New York. © 1 «.
May 138, 1929; E unp. 6900; Arthur
Bradford, New York. 10527
Gleanings; by M. L. White, of Great
Britain, op. 81; pf. London, Joseph
Williams, ltd. © May 3, 1929; 1c.
May 17; E for. 4516; Mary Louisa
White, Pinner, Middlesex, England.
10528
Gliding along; by Yvonne Beauregard ;
pf. © May 2, 1929; 2c. May 9; E
pub, 6134; White-Smith music pub.
co., Boston. 10529:
Glob-trotter; one-step, di Httore
Palone, of Italy; pf. ©1c. May 2,
1929; E unp. 6341; Enrico Bernstiel,
Milan. 10530
Anne Megarey, of Great Britain;
female voices, unace. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr.
4, 1929; 1 c. May 9; E for: 4879;
Oxford university press, London.
105381
Glory to God in the highest; the
angels’ song, words from St. Luke 2,
music by Giovanni Battista Pergo-
lesi, organ-pt. by Vincent Novello,
arr. by George Wallace Woodworth;
soli and cho. of women’s voices.
4to. © Apr. 27, 1929; 2 c May 8;
E pub. 5734; E. C. Schirmer music
co., Boston. 105382
Glory to that new-born King; negro
spiritual, arr. by John W. Work;
men’s voices. 4to. © May 2, 1929;
2c. May 4; E pub. 5689; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 10533
Go find somebody to love; fox-trot,
words by Herb Magidson, music by
Michael H. Cleary, arr. by Ken
Macomber; dance orch. pts. 4to.
© May 18, 1929; 2 c May 22; E
pub. 6282; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, 10534
Go find somebody to love; words by
Herb Magidson, music by Michael
H. Cleary, arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus;
voce. orch. pts. 4to. © May 3, 1929;
2c. May 7; E pub. 6002; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 10535
Go find somebody to love; words by
Herb Magidson, music by Michael
H. Cleary; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Apr. 29, 1929; 2 c. May 2; E pub.
5988; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 10536
God bless you, dear old friend; words
and music by L. H. Drakeford, of
Great Britain. © 1e. Apr. 2, 1929;
E unp. 5340; Lewis Henry Drake-
ford, New York. 10537
God doth call; sacred song, words and
musie by M. W. Campbell; in F.
Portland, Or., Mack music co. ©
Apr. 25, 1929; 2 ec. May 8; E pub.
5731; Myrtle W. Campbell, Portland,
Or. 10538
God so loved the world; response for
4 pt. cho., words from St. John 3,
music by Vernon BHEville; mixed
voices, with organ ace. 4to. ©
May 2, 1929; 2 c. May 9; E pub.
5788; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
10539
049
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10540
Godard (Benjamin Louis Paul)
Quasi adagio; fragment sympho-
nique, extrait de la Fantaisie persane,
op. 152, transcription et arr. de F.
Salabert, of France; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur et 1° violini
ccnducteur. © Apr. 10, 1929; 1 e.
May 16; E for. 4689; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 10540
Goin’ home to that dear old Swanee
shore; words and music by R. G.
Craig; pf. © 1c. May 6, 1929; E
unp. 6470; Robert G. Craig, Balti-
more. 10541
Going home; words by A. Hill, music
by Sylvester Long Cross; pf.
1c. May 27, 1929; E unp. 7150; An-
thony Hill, San Francisco. 10542
Gold (Dos) in dajne ojg’n (The gold
of your eyes) ; from the Yiddish of
S. I. Imber, English version by Jean
Barondess, music by Lazar Weiner;
high voice. © May 6, 1929; 2 «c.
May 9; E pub. 5965; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 105438
Golden (The) knot; words by Delia
O’ Halloran [i. e. C. O’Halloran], mu-
sie by Phil Starr. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Apr. 16, 1929;
2c. May 8; E pub. 63896; Cordelia
O’Halloran, Long Beach, Calif.
10544
Golden sands; by Jack Golden. © 1
e. May 138, 1929; EH unp. 6704; John
Irving Golden, New York. 10545
Goléa (Hl); divertissement oriental,
par Maurice Le Boucher, of France;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Apr. 10, 1929; 1 c. May 16;
E for. 4633; Choudens, Paris. 10546
Gondoliers’ song; by Carl Sauer, of
Australia; violin and pf., with addi-
tional pts. for complete string orch.
© Apr. 8, 1929; 1 ec. May 13; E for.
4755; W. H. Paling & co., ltd., Syd-
ney, Australia. 10547
Gone are the days of the long ago;
words and music by N. Armstrong.
© 1c. May 29, 1929; FE unp. 7264;
Nancy Armstrong, New York. 10548
Goo-goo eyes; words by Bennet Ryan,
music by L. A. Handman. [Chords,
single staff] © 1c. May 27, 1929;
E unp. 7172; Louis Aaron Handinan,
New York. 10549
Good-by New York; words by Jacob
Jacobs, music by <A. Olshanetsky.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
May 1, 1929; E unp. 6273; Alexan-
der Olshanetsky, New York. 10550
pt. 111, n. s., v.24
Good bye, good luck old pal; words and
music by Mary E. Mills. [Chords,
Single staff] © 1. c¢. May 13, 1929; EB
unp. 6681; Mary Mills, Philadelphia.
10551
Good feelin’ blues; words and music
by Bessie Smith. [Chords, single
staff] © 1 ce. May 3, 1929; BE unp.
6611; Georgia music co., New York.
10552
Good (The) old days; by Ted McAlsey
[pseud. of EH. Ostrom], of Sweden;
pf. © 1c Mar. 29, 1929; E unp.
6713; Erik Ostrom, Stockholm, Swe-
den. 10553
Goodbye dobbin, goodbye beer; words
by J. W. Rutledge, music by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
© 1« May 29, 1929; EB unp. 7278;
Joseph W. Rutledge, Kenosha, Wis.
10554
Goodbye, sweetheart, goodbye; words
and music by F. Schwandt. © May
3,, 1929 >*2 c. May (3 Hepubweaice:
Fred Schwandt, Minneapolis. 10555
Goodbye to you; words by C. O. Jones,
music by Lee Turner. New York
City, Frank Harding. © May 6,
1929; 2 c«. May 8; HE pub. ae0e;
Charles O. Jones, Gary, Ind. 10556
Gorgeous; from College days, lyrics
and music by Martin Broones.
[Words and melody only] ©1e
Mar. 20, 1929; E unp. 4913; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver City,
Calif. 10557
Gotta feelin’ for you; from Hollywood
revue of 1929, lyric by Jo’ Trent,
music by Louis Alter; pf. aee., with
ukulele arr. by Hank Linet. © May
27, 1929; 2 c. May 28; E pub. 6348;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 10558
Gounod (Charles Francois) Judex;
orch. von Hdmund Haensch, of Ger-
many; orch. pts., with pf. conductor
and violin 1 conductor. © Apr. 15,
1929; 1¢. May 7; E for. 4260; Anton
J. Benjamin, Leipzig. 10559
Grand (The) compagnie; descriptive
chorus, words adapted from Bulwer
Lytton’s Rienzi, music by John
Foulds, of Great Britain, op. 5, no.
8; cho. of mixed voices. 4to.
Apr. 29,1929; 1 e. Apr 253,
4073; W. Paxton & co., Itd., London.
10560
Grand old U. S. A.; words and mus‘c¢
by F. R. McClusky, arr. by L. A.
Clark. © May 14, 1929; 2 @ May
000
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
10582
18; E pub. 6265; Frank Roy Mc-
Clusky, Canfield, O. 10561
Grandpa’s radio goes bam, zowi, zee!
words by Mrs. William H. Wood
[i. e. C. M. Wood], music by Chester
Escher; 1st violin. © 1c. Apr. 11,
1929; E unp. 6242; Carrie M. Wood,
Waseca, Minn. 10562
Granito de sal; clave, letra de Carlos
Duarte Moreno, mtisica de Pepe Do-
minguez, of Mexico. © Apr. 1, 1929;
1 ec. May 27; H for. 4792; A. Wagner
y Levien sucs., s.-en ¢., Mexico City,
Mexico. 10563
Grasshopper green ; unison song, words
anon., music by Colin Taylor, of
Great Britain. 4to. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Mar. 21, 1929;
1 ec. May 9; E for. 4875; Oxford
university press, London. 10564
Gray days will fade away; words and
music by H. Behm, arr. by Rube
Bennett; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
May 23, 1929; 2 c«. May 27; EH pub.
6409; Homer Behm, Chicago. 10565
Grayciola; by Ray Doll and Bernard
Maltin. © May 20, 1929; 2 ¢. May
25; E pub. 6292; Vincent Youmans,
New York. 10566
Greater Chicago; march, lyric by
Agnes Clark Winkler, music by J. V.
Havener; pf. Chicago, Havener pub.
house. © May 10, 1929; 2 c. May
20; E pub. 6093; Jacob Valentine
Havener, Chicago. 10567
Grey (The) house (La maison grise) ;
French words by A. de Caillavet
and Robert de Flers, English words
by Adrian Ross, of Great Britain,
music by André Messager. © May
1%, 19295 1 'e& May ‘21; Hi for: 4777;
Chappell & co., ltd., London. [©
English words] 10568
Grimbalina; fox-trot song, words and
music by Walt Michels, arr. by
Carleton Colby. Chicago, Briggs mu-
sic shop. © May 10, 1929; 2c. May
16; E pub. 6034; Lionel Briggs and
Walter Miche!s, Chicago. 10569
Grotesque; by L. Brunelli, orch. by
Chas. Miller; pts. © May 24, 1929;
2 e. May 28; E pub. 6338; Atlas
music corp., New York. 10570
Gutbucket shuffle; by Cliff Jackson;
orch. pts. 4to. © Apr. 25, 1929; 2 ¢.
May 11; E pub. 5844; Denton &
Haskins music pub. ¢o.. inc., New
York. 10571
Gute kameraden; unterhaltungs und
vortragsstticke, componiert und arr.
von Carl Giinschals, of Germany, op.
64, u. a., bearb. von Hermann Wen-
zel, of Germany; pf. zu 4 hiden.
bad- 2° "© Dec. '31, 1928"L a May
2, 1929 °°) -for. 43817 ; ° Pr.) Portis;
Leipzig. 10572
Guttersnipes’ dance; von Cyril Scott,
of Great Britain; klavier. (Jn Das
neue klavierbuch, bd. 3) © Feb. 15,
Too a CG PeD.. Ost LOT. . 2c ees
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
10573
Gypsy charmer; lyric by Grant Clarke,
musie by Harry Akst; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © May 6, 1929; 2 c. May
9; E pub. 6012; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 10574
Gypsy girl; words and music by P.
Chapin. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 22, 1929; E unp. 7007;
Prudence Chapin, Norwich, N. Y.
10575
Haarlem; von Jean Wiéner, of France ;
pf. (In Album Wiéner-Doucet) ©
Heb. 2, 1929-1 cy. Mar. 18: HW, tor,
4236; Universal edition, a. g., Vienna.
10576
Hail Ohio! words and music by F.
Mouser. 4to. © Apr. 23, 1929; 2 ¢.
May 4; E pub. 5675; Faye Mouser,
Marion, O. 10577
Hangin’ ’round someone you love;
words and music by J. B. Kremer, 3d.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
May 31, 1929; E unp. 7352; James
Brainerd Kremer, 3d, Montclair,
ING’. J. 10578
Hanserl polka; by John Wilfahrt. ©
1c. May 1, 1929; E unp. 6263; Con-
solidated music pub. house, Chicago.
10579
Happiness; words and music by A. H.
Boostrom. New York, Frank Har-
ding. © Apr. 18, 1929; 2 c. May 3;
E pub. 5893; Alpha H. Boostrom,
Lynn Haven, Fla. 10580
Happy moments; words by E. Barbe
and B. Faber, music by James Flora.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
May 28, 1929; E unp. 7253 ; Edward
Barbe and Billy Faber, New York.
10581
Harlem flat blues; by Duke Ellington ;
pf. © May 14, 1929; 2 c. May 29;
E pub. 6368; Gotham music service,
inc., New York. 10582
ool
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10583
Harlequinade; cinema incidental, by
Joseph Engleman, of Great Britain;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. ©
Aug. 3, 1928; 1 c. May 22, 1929; E
for. 4725; Bosworth & co., Leipzig.
10583
Harlequinade; overture, by John Mc-
Ghie, arr. by Chas. J. Roberts; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. © Feb. 22,
1929; 2 c. Mar. 8; E pub. 4018; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 10584
Harmony (The) waltz; by Mrs. Joseph
Goulet; pf. © 1c. Apr. 25, 1929;
E unp. 6247; Alexina Goulet, Racine,
Wis. 10585
Harp strings; Spanish serenade, words
and music by M. Farnham. © 1 ¢.
May 1, 1929; E unp. 6295; Myrtle
Farnham, Chicago. 10586
Harpist’s (The) daily dozen; by Carlos
Salzedo. © May 2, 1929; 2 c. May
9; E pub. 5796; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 10587
’ Harpsichord; prelude and fugue, by
Edward A. Mueller; pf. © April 23,
1929; 2 ce. April 25; HE pub. 5532;
John Church ¢o., Cincinnati. 10588
Harris (Dora) Two melodies; by D.
Harris, of Australia; pf. 1. Barca-
rolle. [1 other] © Mar. 6, 1929;
1 ec. Mar. 16; E for. 4848; G. J.
Grice, Itd., Brisbane, Australia.
10589
Hats off to our brave Lindbergh;
words and music by M. B. Legler.
New York City, Frank Harding mu-
sic house. © Apr. 1, 1929; 2 c. Apr.
11; E pub. 5829; Mary B. Legler,
Charleroi, Pa. 10590
Haun (Ewald Bernhard) Hymn;
words by E. Haun, music by E. B.
Haun. 4to. ©1c. May 21, 1929; E
unp. 6960; Hwald Bernhard Haun,
New York. 10591
Haury (William) March; pf. ©
Mar. 10, 1929; 2 c. April’ 27; E pub.
5540; William Haury, Collinsville,
Tl. 10592
Havana nights; Cuban dance, by R. 8.
Stoughton; pf. © April 1, 1929;
2ce. April 29; E pub. 5542; Walter
Jacobs, inc., Boston. 10593
Hawaian [!] sky; waltz, by Peter
Paul, of Sweden; melody with pf.
ace. © 1c. May 11, 1929;.E unp.
6662; Erik Ostrom, Stockholm,
Sweden. 10594
Hawaiian Isles; duet, words by Oliver
Murray Edwards, music by William
Berwald; sop. and alto. Syracuse,
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
.N. Y¥., Oliver music co. © Apr. 16,
1929; 2 c. Apr. 195) EB pub... 6137;
Oliver M. Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y.
10595
Hawaiian (A) romance; intro. Blue
Hawaii, words and music by Abel
Baer, Ira Schuster and Irving
Caesar, compiled by Leo. Wood, ed.
and arr. by Lee Orean Smith;
special organ transcription. © May
21, 1929; 2 c. May 22; H pub. 6230;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 10596
He burns me up and he knocks me
cold! words by Bob Joffe, music and
ukulele arr. by Millard G. Thomas.
© May 27, 1929; 2 c. May 31; E
pub. 6885; Handy bros. music ¢o.,
inc., New York. 10597
He burns me up and. he knocks me
cold; words by Robert Maxvyell
Joffe, music by Millard G. Thomas.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
May 8, 1929; E unp. 6518; Maxwell-
Thomas, music publishers, New
York. 10598.
He is my sunshine boy; words by
H. B. Miller, music by Mattart
[pseud. of A. Matthews]; pf. and
ukulele ace. [Photostat)] © 1 «¢
May 4, 1929; E unp. 6416; Artie
Matthews, and Hattie B. Miller,
Cincinnati. 10599
He led me up the garden; humorous
song, words by EH. A. Searson, music
by Fred Gibson, of Great Britain.
[Staff and tonie sol-fa notations]
© May 10, 1929; 1c. May 23; B
for. 4842; Reynolds & co., London.
10600:
He'll wipe all tears from every eye;
words by H. EH. Miller, music by
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. © 1 e.
May 27, 1929; E unp. 7152; Hmma
Ellene Miller, Centralia, Wash.
10601
He never said a mumbling word;
negro spiritual, arr. by John W.
Work; men’s voices. 4to. © May
2, 1929; 2 c. May 4; E pub. 5688;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
10602
He’s my weaver of beautiful dreams;
words by Al. Levine [pseud. of
Abraham Levine], music by Bob
Kroll [i.e Robert Krouy © iG
May 29, 1929; E. unp. 73806; Abra-
ham Levine, Brooklyn. 10603.
He shall save His people; hymn,
words [adapted] from St. Matthew
O02
MUSICAL COMPOSITIUNS
no. 5, 1929
and musie by L. J. Kindig. © May
1, 1929; 2c. May 10; E pub. 5765;
Lisie James Kindig, Mattoon, Ill.
10604
He then brought in a woman part and
blamed her for it all; words and
music by E. F. Joyce. © 1c. May
20, 1929; E unp. 6906; Edward F.
Joyce, Kansas City, Kan. 10605
Head start; galop, by Max Herzberg,
orch. by George Torke, organ nota-
tion by Emil Velazco; orch. pts. ©
May 1, 1929; 2. ¢c. May 2; E pub.
5595; Crawford music corp., New
York. 10606
Heap (A) o’ livin’; poem by Edgar A.
Guest, music by Mrs. M. H.
Guiesian. 1. High voice in D.—2.
Med. yoice in C. © May 4, 1929;
2 ce, each May 20; E pub. 6221;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 10607
Hear the ukuleles, a-calling you home;
written by Jimmy Kennedy, com-
posed by Maurice Scott, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © May
14, 1929; 1 ec. May 16; E for. 4493;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., London.
10608
Heart o’ gold; words by P. Lupberger,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] ©1ec. May 20,.1929;
E unp. 6922; Pauline Lupberger, St.
James, Mo. 10609
Heart (The) of a dancing doll; by
D. Tiomkin, of Russia, domiciled at
New York; ist violin. © 1c. May
24, 1929; E unp. 7086; Dimitri
Tiomkin, New York. 10610
Heavens (The) are smiling on me;
words by Bartley Costello, music
by Billy Baskette. © 1 ec. Apr. 12,
1929; E unp. 5627; Remick music
corp., New York. 10611
Heimatlied; aus Rosen aus Florida,
operette von A. M. Willner und
Heinz Reichert, musik von Leo Fall,
of Austria, musikalische einrichtung
fiir das theater von Erich Wolf-
gang Korngold, of Austria. © Apr.
30, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 24; E for. 4068;
B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
10612
Hello, blue sky! bye-bye, blues; fox-
trot, words and music by Lawrence
Easson, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © May 22, 1929; 1 e¢.
May 27; E for. 4790; Cambridge
music co., ltd., London. 10613
57721—29—_4
10623
_
Hembygdsminnen; text ay Sven-Olof
Sandberg, valstranskription pia den
norska folkvisan Siiterjiintans s6n-
dag, avy Sigurd Hannel, of Sweden,
pf. © Jan. 27, 1929; 1 c. May 20:
E for. 4702; Edition Sylvain, Stock-
holm, Sweden. 10614
Henrietta; words and music by Lou
Howarde [i. e. Louis L. Howarde}]
of Australia. © 1 e¢. May 29, 1929;
E unp. 73801; Louis Lloyd Howarde,
Sydney, Australia. 10615
Here we are; lyric by Gus Kahn, mu-
sic by Harry Warren. © Apr. 29,
1929; 2 ec. May 1; H pub. 5573;
Remick music corp., New York.
10616.
Hero of the skies; words S Gilomen,
music by Frank S. Butler. © 1.
Apr. 10, 1929; E unp. 6001; Suzanne
Gilomen, New York. 10617
Heroic (An) tale; photoplay music,
by George J. Trinkaus; orch. pts.,
with pf.-organ conductor. © Apr.
16; 1929; 2 c. Apr. 19; pub. 5817;
M. Witmark & Sons, New York.
10618.
Heure (L’) bleue; boston, aus dem
ballett, Die fiinf wiinsche, von Ralph
Benatzky, of Austria; pf. © Jan.
101929" te. Hep. (= i for. 4216 >
Universal edition, a. g., Vienna.
10619:
Heure (L’) bleue; boston, aus der
ballett-pantomime, Die fiinfe wiin-
sche, von Ralph Benatzky, of Aus-
tria; jazz-orch., mit pf. direction u.
violino 2 direction. pts. © Jan.
23, 1929; 1 ¢ Mar. 18; E for. 4229;
Universal edition, a. g., Vienna.
10620-
Heure (L’) bleue; nocturne, by Mischa
Spolianski, orchestra by Max Irwin,
of Great Britain; pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Apr. 25, 1929. 4 c.
May 9; E for. 4405; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London. 10621.
Heure (L’) exquise; valse chantée,
paroles de Pierre Varenne, musique
de Octave Crémieux, of France.
Paris, Editions musicales Choumine.
© Apr. 10, 1929;°1 ¢ May 16; E
for. 4605; René Blum, Paris. 10622
Heut’ abend um halb neun; text yon
Kurt Schwabach, musik yon W. D.
Charles, of Germany, arr. yon Hart-
wig von Platen, of Germany; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Feb. 18, 1929; 1 c: Apri<i0;' % ‘for:
4166; Edition Meisel & co., G. m. b.
H., Berlin. 10623:
003
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10624
pt. 11, n.s., v.24 —
Hey-diddle-diddle; old rhyme with two
new verses written and set to music
by Ernest Austin, of Great Britain ;
unison song. 4to. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Mar. 21, 1929;
1c. Mar. 21; E for. 4414; Joseph
Henry Larway, London. 10624
Hi-jinx; novelty fox-trot, by Fred
Libby and Harold Berg; pf.
May 15, 1929; 2 «. May 22; EH pub.
6169; Fred M. Libby, Hollywood,
Calif. 10625
Hiawatha land; words and music by
EK. Jacobson. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. May 10, 1929; E unp.
6572; Elmer Jacobson, Bessemer,
Mich. 10626
Hide and seek; by Yvonne Beaure-
gard; pf. © May 2, 1929; 2 c. May
9; E pub. 6185; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. 10627
High above; words and music by Carl
Gustaf Hedberg. © 1 ec. May 11,
1929; EH unp. 6580; Carl G. Hedberg,
Melrose, Mass. 10628
High hat parade; words by A. H.
Fitch, music by Kay Fitch [pseud.
of K. C. Fitch] [Chords, single
staff] © 1c. Apr. 23, 1929; E unp.
7311; Kenneth C. Fitch and Arthur
H. Fitch, Olean, N. Y. 10629
High society; by A. J. Piron. [Mel-
ody only] © 1 ce. May 138, 1929; EB
unp. 6694; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., ine., New York. 10630
Highroad (The) of love; words and
music by EF. H. Farrell. [Words
and melody only] © 1. May 1,
1929; EH unp. 6346; Frank H. Far-
rell, Chicago. 10631
His grace is sufficient for me; words
by D. Lauck Currens, music by
Henry P. Morton. Cincinnati, Fill-
more music house. © May 2, 1929;
2c. May 10; E pub. 5759; Fillmore
bros. co., Cincinnati. 10632
Historia tragica de Foral y Obregon;
letra y musica de J. V. Olmos, of
Mexico, domiciled at Los Angeles;
pl., ©.) May..6, 1929 7h! unp.
6459; Juan V. Olmos, Los Angeles.
10633
Hobby-horse [and] Soft music is steal-
ing; arr. by Helen MacGregor; pf.
duet, with rhythm-band. © May 6,
1929; 2 ‘¢c. May 9; HE pub. 5972; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 10634
Hiochzeit in Hollywood; operette in 4
bildern, von Leopold Jacobson u.
Bruno Hardt, musik von Oscar
Straus, of Austria,
mit text eingerichtet von Joe Smi-
lovici. © Jan. 15, 1929; 1c. May 2;
EK for. 4281; Ludwig Doblinger
(Bernhard Herzmansky), Leipzig.
| ~ 10635
Holderlin-lieder; musik von Josef
Matthias Hauer, of Austria, op. 23;
mittlere stimme. bd. 2. 1. Abend-
phantasie. [38 others] © Feb. 13,
1929; 1 c. Mar. 18; E for. 4227; Uni-
versal edition, a. g., Vienna. 10636
Hold me—I’m falling for you; words
by Charles Tobias and Harry To-
bias, music by Henry H. Tobias. ©
May 9, 1929; 2 c. May 10; E pub.
5839; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine., New York. 10637
Hold me in your arms again; words
and music by Pauline Hall Wade, of
Canada. © 1c. May 25, 1929; BE
unp. 7120; Pauline Cassandra Hall
Wade, Victoria, B. C., Canada.
10638
Hold my hand, dear Father; hymn,
words and music by G. Bennard. ©
Jan: 1; 1929; 2° c@ Apr," i+" @pgp.
6388; George Bennard, Hermosa
Beach, Calif. 10639
Hollins song book; compiled by the
Musie assn. of Hollins college. 4to.
© Apr. 1, 1929; 2c. Apr. 5; aff, Apr.
12; A 7428; Music assn. of Hollins
college, Hollins, Va. 10640
Home and you; words by Stanley Bur-
ton Miller, music by C. Kunnick and
H. Jeppesen. © 1c May 8, 1929;
E unp. 6558; Clarence Kunnick,
Harold Jeppesen and Stanley Mil-
ler, Minneapolis. 10641
Home (A) for you and me; words and
music by R. C. Arnold. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 22, 1929;
E unp. 6992; Robinson C. Arnold,
Topeka, Kan. 10642
Home in the mountains; words by J.
EH. Guernsey, music by F. Thomp-
son. © 1c. May 27, 1929; E unp.
7144; Floyd Thompson and J. H.
Guernsey, Indianapolis. 10643
Honey; fox-trot, by Seymour Simons,
Haven Gillespie and Richard A.
Whiting; band pts. obl. 24mo. ©
Mav 2, 1929; 2 c. May 3; H pub.
5644; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
10644
Honey; fox trot, words and music by
Seymour Simons, Haven Gillespie
and Richard A. Whiting, special
O04
klavierauszug —
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
arr. by Kenn Sisson; orch. pts. ©
May 13, 1929: 2 « May 14; E pub.
5957; Leo. Feist, ine., New York.
10645
Honey girl; words and music by Mada-
line Krell Reynolds. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 28, 1929;
E unp. 7248; Sophia Blanche Reyn-
olds, Philadelphia. 10646
Honey, it’s tight like that; words and
music by William Harris. [Words
and melody only] © 1. May 81,
1929: E unp. 7338; Consolidated mu-
sic pub. house, Chicago. 10647
Honeymoon in the air; words and mu-
sie by V. C. Leftwich, of Great Bri-
tain, domiciled at Los Angeles. ©
foe May 15.920" fb -anp. ‘oro0:
Vernon Croxton Leftwich, Los An-
geles. 10648
Honeysuckles and a moon; words and
musie by C. B. Richardson. © 1 e.
May 11, 1929; E unp. 6642; Caroline
B. Richardson, Waco, Tex. 10649
Honolulu town; lyric and melody by
L. H. Nichols, harmony and arr. by
R. Lloyd Adams. © 1 ec. May 10,
1929; E unp. 6584; Leonard Her-
schel Nichols, Pomona, Calif. 10650
Horace Mann; song and march, words
and music by H. Egger; pf. (Cover
title:—_Horace Mann loyalty) ©
May 11, 1929; 2.c. May .11; E pub.
5880; Helen Egger, Pekin, Il.
10651
Hosanna; theme song of The valiant,
words and music by Con Conrad,
Sidney D. Mitchell and Archie Gott-
ler. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. May 14, 1929: E unp. 6719; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine,
New York. 10652
Hot dogs; words and musie by C.
Nardi. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 22, 1929; E unp. 7016:
Civeta Nardi, Chester, Pa. 10653
Hot heels; by Irving Mills, Al Goer-
ing and Jack Pettis: pf. © Apr.
16, 1929; 2 ec May 4; E pub. 5628;
Gotham music service, ine. New
York. 10654
Hot man; words and music by Con
Conrad, Sidney D. Mitchell and Ar-
chie Gottler. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. May 1, 1929; E unp.
6254; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 10655
Hot music; ten syncopated studies, by
Erwin Schulhoff, of Czechoslovakia ;
pf. © Apr. 3, 1929: 1 ec. May 3; EB
10667
for. 4210; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 10656
House (A) on a hill-top; from Love
lies, words by Frank Eyton, music
by Billy Mayerl, of Great Britain;
pf. and ukulele acc. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © May 14, 1929;
1 e. May 16; E for. 4509; Francis,
Day & Hunter, Itd., London. 10657
How about a kiss; words by Jeanette
Rosenson, music by G. Leonard.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
May 6, 1929; E unp. 6464; Gus
Leonard, Everett, Mass. 10658
How can blue eyes be blue; fox-trot,
by J. Berny and Jack April, both of
France; orch. pts., with pf. jazz
conductor and 1st violin conductor.
4io. .@ Mar. 20, 1929; 1.¢. Apr. .13;
E for. 3940; L. Grus co., Paris.
10659
How can I forget? words by J. Rior-
dan, music by Ray Hibbeler. ©1c.
May 23, 1929; E unp. 7058; John
Riordan, Chicago. 10660
How can I get it; words and music by
Frankie Jaxon. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. May 1, 1929: E
unp. 6271; State street music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 10661
How can I love some one else, since
you've won my heart away; words
and music by A. M. Brown. [Words
and melody only] © 1. May 6,
1929; E unp. 6458; Aaron M. Brown,
Palo Alto, Calif. 10662
How can I say goodbye, when you’re
always with me in dreams; words
by J. H. Wilson, music by David
Reed. © 1c. May 27, 1929; E unp.
7160; Jack H. Wilson, Detroit.
10663
How ean I smile? words and music by
B. Fazioli; pf. ©1c. May 29, 1929;
E unp. 7291; Bernardo Fazioli, Bel-
mont, Mass. 10664
How can you forget; words by A.
Canuel, music by Samuel H. Speck.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
May 21, 1929; E unp. 6956; Albert
Canuel, Amesbury, Mass. 10665
How could I be blue; music by Louis
Victor Martin. [Melody only] ©
1 @ May 3L, 1929: B-aunp.. 7351;
George Sumner, Hollis, N. Y. 10666
How do they do it, I ask you? words
and music by Orlando A. Kuhle; pf.
and ukulele ace. © May 27, 1929;
2,¢. May 29; EF pab. Gao.;: CS.
Denison & co., Chicago. 10667
O00
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10668
pt..III, 0. s., v. 24
Hymn to the Flag; words and music
How I love that girl; poem and melody g;
by C. H. Leber, instrumental arrs.
by O. M. Cook; pf., ukulele and
and banjo uke ace. © 1c. May 6,
1929 ; EF unp. 6504; Charles H. Leber,
Kent, Wash., and O. M. Cook, Seat-
tle. 10668
How long; words and music by B.
Neal. © 1c. May 31, 1929; E unp.
7333; Ben Neal, Los Angeles. 10669
How sweet the Jesus way I find;
words and music by H. Kanter.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
May 1, 1929; E unp. 6277; Howard
Kanter, New Bedford, Mass. 10670
Huddle up cuddle up honey mine;
words by HE. Harden, music by Ray
Hibbeler. © 1 c. May 21, 1929; EH
unp. 6961; Elizabeth Harden, Cam-
den, N. J. 10671
Hula Lu; lyric by Lee Duskin, music
by N. Lee. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 6, 1929; E unp. 6462;
Norman Lee, Chicago. 10672
Huntsman’s (The) song; two-part
song, words by Samuel T. Coleridge,
music by Henry L. Read, of Great
Britain; sop. 1, 2. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © May 3,
1929; 1 c«. May 4; E for. 4831; Elkin
& co., Itd., London. 10673
Husbins; humorous song, written and
composed by Leslie Weston, of Great
Britain. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations] © May 10, 1929; 1 c. May
23; E for. 4848; Reynolds & co.,
London. 10674
Hush-a-by, Holy Child; from the can-
tata Glad tidings of great joy, text
by Raymond Earl Bellaire, music by
Richard Kountz; sop., alto and bar.
4to. © May 6, 1929; 2c May 9;
E pub. 6003; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 10675
Hvide liljer; valse serenade, tekst av
Staugaard Therkildsen, musik av
Jules Sylvain, of Sweden; pf. ©
Apr. 20,1929 1c; Mia ye ist ky cor:
4393; Edition Sylvain, Stockholm,
Sweden. 10676
Hydrangea bush; words and music by
R. Bazant. [Words and melody
only] ©1e May 27, 1929; E unp.
7201; Rose Bazant, West, Tex.
10677
Hyménée; by René Rabey, of France;
pf. © Apr. 10, 1929; 1 ce. May 16;
E for. 4615; Heugel, Paris. 10678
by T. E. Hirst. ©1c. May 13, 1929;
E unp. 6702; Thomas Edward Hirst,
North Middleboro, Mass. 10679
Hymn to Zeus; 4-pt. song,
Robert Bridges, music by George H.
Jones, of Great Britain; men’s
voices. 4to. © May 7, 1929; 1 e.
May 8; E for. 4856; Banks & son,
York, England. 10680:
I always think of you; waltz, words.
by EF. Gilsinger, music by Ray Hib-
beler. © 1c. May 23, 1929; E unp.
7068; Francis Gilsinger, Logansport,.
Ind. 10681
I am so lonely without you; words and
music by B. Mann. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 3, 1929;
E unp. 6362; Bessie Mann, Tilton,
N. H. 10682
I bought a round trip ticket and I’m
never coming back; words and mu-
sic by A. Shutt. © 1c¢ May 16,
1929; E unp. 6833; Albert Shutt,
Topeka, Kan. 10683:
I can see there’ll be a rainbow; by
Michael H. Cleary, arr. by Geo. J.
Trinkaus; vocal orch. pts.; in H flat.
4to. © May 13, 1929; 2 «. May 17;
E pub. 6150; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 10684.
I can see there’ll be a rainbow; lyric
by Ned Washington, music by Mich-
ael H. Cleary; pf. and ukulele acc.
© May 6, 1929; 2 ec. May 9; E pub.
6013; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
10685.
I can’t bear to hear you say good-bye;
lyrics by R. Riskin, music by M.
Platt. [Words and melody only] ©
1c May 3, 1929; E unp. 6884; Max-
well Platt and Robert Riskin, New
York. 10686:
I can’t ery so I laugh when I’m blue;
words and music by J. E. Brown.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
May 27, 1929; EH unp. 7197; John BH.
Brown, Newport, Vt. 10687
I can’t use it any more; words by S. S.
Dixon, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. May 20,
1929; EK unp. 6924; Sylvester S.
Dixon, Bowling Green, Ky. 10688:
I couldn’t care for you; words and mu-
sic by C. Myers. [Chords, single
staff] © 1c. May 15, 1929; E unp.
6760; Carmel Myers, Los Angeles.
10689:
006
words by.
ea a. eee ee
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
I'd do anything for you; words and | I
music by Cliff Friend and Lew Pol-
lack; pf. and ukulele ace. © May
23, 1929; 2 ec: May 25; E pub. 63813;
Remick music corp., New York,
10690
I’d go a hundred miles to see her
smile; words by L. Bey, music by
Burrell Van Buren. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 11, 1929;
E unp. 6631; Lawrence Bey, Ver-
sailles, O. 10691
I'd like to be a Gipsy; lyric by Ned | I
Washington, music by Michael H.
Cleary; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
May 13, 1929; 2 ec: May 16; E pub.
6157; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
10692
I didn’t mean it; words and music by
Benny Davis and Abner Silver. | [
[Words and melody only] ie.
May 1, 1929; E unp: 6288; Santly
bros. ine., New York. 10693
I do all my dreaming in the daytime;
10709
don’t want your little gal—big boy;
fox-trot, by B. Culbreth. [Melody
only] © 1. May 9, 1929; E unp.
6556; Billy Culbreth, Louisville.
10700
don’t work for a living; words and
music by Edward Lee and James J.
Mullan; pf. ace. with ukulele arr.
by A. J: Franchnil. <0)" April 29,
1929; 2 ec, April 30; E pub. 5613;
Shapiro, Bernstein & eco., inc., New
York. 10701
dream of a girl in a shawl; from
Wake up and dream, words and
music by Cole Porter. London, New
York & Sydney, Chappell & co., ltd.
4to. [Words and melody only] ©
Aprii 23, 1929; 2 ec: April 25; HE pub.
5522; Harms, ine., New York. 10702
dunno; words and music by Jean
Talbot. [Words and melody only]
© 1c, May 1, 1929; E unp. 6261;
Ruth Sylvia Keil, Hollywood, Calif.
10703
words by Latham Ovens, music by | | fell in love with you; lyrics by Sam-
M. H. Slote. © 1 c. music May 10,
1929, 1 c¢: words May 17; E unp.
6887; Milton Henry Slote, Ithaca,
Bay 10694
I don’t care where you take it sweet
papa, just move it on out of here; I
words and music by Tom Delaney.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
May 18, 1929; E unp. 6675; Clarence
Williams music pub. co., inc., New
York. 10695
I don’t like you, I don’t want you, I’m
through; words and music by B. M.
Graebner. © 1 c¢. May 16, 1929;
E unp. 6809; Bertha M. Graebner,
San Antonio. 10696
I don’t love anyone—I don’t love any-
one, I don’t love anyone but you; | [|
words and music by Al Sherman, Al
Lewis and Abner Silver. © May 2,
1929; 2 c. May 3; E pub. 5615; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc., New
York. 10697
my Lerner, music by Max Prival.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
May 14, 1929; E unp. 6716; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc., New
York. 10704
found myself when I found you;
words by Sylvia. Fields, music by
Bert Rose [pseud. of B. C. Rose]
© 1c. Apr. 19, 1929; E unp. 5900;
Bertha C. Rose, Chester Hill, Mass.
10705
I gevaair! potpourri, 6ver gamla Sven-
ska beviringsvisor och marchlatar,
text och musik av Emrik Sandell, of
Sweden; pf. © Nov. 30, 1928; 1 ¢.
May 6, 1929; E for. 4274; E. Anders-
sons musikforlag, Malmo, Sweden.
10706
got that shaking spell; words and
music by M. Resnick. [Chords, sin-
gle staff] © 1 e¢. May 9, 1929; HE
unp. 6562 ; Morris Resnick, St. Louis.
10707
I gotta have you; words and music by
I don’t love nobody but you; lyric by
Perry Bradford, music by Jimmy
Johnson. © Apr. 16, 1929; 2 ¢. Apr.
19; E pub. 5810; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 10698
I don’t want anyone else but you; | I
words and music by B. Jones.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
May 3, 1929; E unp. 6366; Bethune
Jones, Westfield, N. J. 10699
557
Walter G. Samuels, Mac and Lennie
[pseud. of Max Rutchik and Leonard
Whiteup. Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 21, 1929; E unp. 6971;
Gene Austin, inec., New York. 10708
had never met your pal yet; words
and music by E. E. Elistrom. ©
1 ce. May 8, 1929; E unp. 6538; Eva
Emma Elistrom, Madelia, Minn.
10709
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10710
I. hagen dirhemma; text av N. G.
Granath, musik av Jules Sylvain, of
Sweden; pf.. © May 1,-1929; 1 «.
May 20: E for. 4704; Rdition Syl-
vain, Stockhoim, Sweden. 10710
I heard a red bird singing; words and
music by I. Von Lackey. © May 1,
1929; 2c. May 6; E pub. 5660; Irma
Von Lackey, Washington. 10711
I honestly do; words and music by
V. L. Black. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. May 20, 1929; E unp.
7095; Vera Luis-Black, Buffalo.
10712
I kiss your hand, madame; intermezzo,
by Ralph Erwin, arr. by Dan God-
frey, of Great Britain ; military band
pts., with conductor. (J Chappell’s
army journal, no. 565) © Apr. 18,
1929; 1 c. May 1; E for. 4252; Chap-
pell & co., ltd., London. 10713
I knew that you were mine; words and
music by Mitchell Parish, Irving
Mills and Cornel Tanassy, jr.; pf.
acc., With ukulele arr. by M. Kalua.
© May 7, 1929; 2 ¢. May 29; E pub.
6367; Gotham music service, inc.,
New York. 10714
I lift un my finger and say tweet
tweet; fox trot song, from Love lies,
written and composed by Leslie Sar-
ony, of Great Britain, pf. and uku-
lele acc. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © May 14, 1929; 1 e.
May 16; E for. 4505; Francis, Day
& Hunter, ltd., London. 10715:
I like it; words and music by L. D.
Poe ; pf... Owl) @ , May, 3,; 1929... H
unp. 6387; Les Dryden Poe, San
Franciseo. 10716
Ill always dream of you; waltz, words
by Constance Rogers, music by HE.
Bolognini, of Argentina, domiciled at
New York; pf. ©1c. May 7, 1929;
EK unp. 6477; Ennio Bolognint, New
York. 10717
Ill always wait for you; words and
music by F. E. Craig. © 1c. Apr.
20, 1929; E unp. 6417; Frances E.
Craig, Kansas City, Mo. 10718
I’ll be waiting here for you; words and
music by C. R. Wilcox. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 29, 1929;
EK unp. 7292; Charles Riley Wilcox,
Le Grand, Calif. 10719
Til dream of you sweetheart; lyrics
and music by F. Bradley. © May
22, 1929; 2 ec. May 22; E pub. 6166;
Frank Bradley, Middletown, Conn.
10720
pt. III, n.s., v. 24
I’ forget all the rest to build a little
nest for you; words by J. Riordan,
music by Ray Hibbeler. © 1 c. May
23, 1929; EK unp. 7059; John Riordan,
Chieago. 10721
Ill love you more and more; words
and music by Louis Drakeford [i. e.
L. H. Drakeford], of Great Britain.
© 1c. Apr. 2, 1929; EH unp. 5347;
Lewis Henry Drakeford, New York.
10722
I'll love you more each day; words by
Ray Charbonneau, music by F. EH.
Helwig, of Germany ; pf. and ukulele
ace. [Photostat] © 1 ¢« Apr. 10,
1929; E unp. 7312; Friedrich Erich
Helwig, Green Bay, Wis. 10723
I'll tell ma when I get home; polka
fox trot, words and music by Al.
Maud, of U. S., and Carol Bourne, of
Great Britain; pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by Pat Hall. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Apr. 23, 1929;
1c. May 4; E for. 5736; Victor pub.
co., London, 10724
I love to ride in your motor car;
words by C. H. Lyle, music by
Herman A. Hummel. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 24, 1929;
EK unp. 7082; Charles H. Lyle,
Cleveland. 10725
I love you; from The wishing well,
words by Peter Gawthorne, music by
Harold Garstin, of Great Britain,
domiciled at San Francisco; pf. and
ukulele ace. © April 19, 1929; 2 ¢.
April 27; E pub. 5647; Harms, ine.,
New York. 10726
I love you and I like you; from The
Grand street follies of 1929, words
by Max and Nathaniel Lief, music
by Arthur Schwartz; pf. and ukulele
ace. © May 17, 1929; 2c May 20;
EK pub. 6238; Harms, inc., New York.
10727
I love you, I hate you, for making a
fool of me; lyric by Al Bryan, music
by Geo. W. Meyer, arr. by E. Chas.
EKegett; vocal orch. pts.; in F. 4to.
© Apr. 22, "19292 @ Apres
pub. 5980; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 10728
I loved you; words by F. D’Abren,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 8, 1929;
E unp. 6515; Fernando D’Abren,
Coatesville, Pa. 10729
I’m a gigolo; from Wake up and
dream, words and music by Cole
Porter. London, New York &
Sydney, Chappell & eco., ltd. 4to.
008
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
[Words and melody only] © May
6, 1929; 2.c. May 18; E pub. 5961;
Harms, ine., New York. 10730
I’m all curiosity; words and music by
J. E. Durand. [Words and melody
only]. © 1c. May 10, 1929; EB. unp.
6575; J. Edward Durand, Boston.
10731
I’m alone, so alone with-out you;
words and music by E. W. Worley.
© 1c. May 17, 1929; E unp. 6851;
Ernest Walter Worley, Kansas City,
Kan. 10732
I’m goin’ back; words and music by
Dora K. McDaniel. © 1 c. May 11,
1929; E unp. 6645; Oklahoma song
producing co., Oklahoma City, Okl.
10733
I’m going to daddy and mother; words
and music by E. D. Wilson. ©1.
May 20, 1929; E unp. 6908; Edward
D. Wilson, Walla Walla,- Wash.
10734
I’m going to make good for you; words
and music by R. M. Hutcherson.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
May 27, 1929; E unp. 7140; Ralph
Miles Hutcherson, Detroit. 10735
I’m gray but not blue; words and
music by EH. D. Schwalm. © 1 ec.
May 31, 1929; E unp. 7350; Ephraim
Daniel Schwalm, Chicago. 10736
I’m happy ’cause I was wrong; words
by Irving Caesar, music by Harry
Woods. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 16, 1929; E unp. 6795;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
10737
I’m in love; from Music in May,
words by Heinz Merley and Kurt
Breuer. American version by J.
Keirn Brennan, music and new arr.
by Emil Berté, of Austria, and
Maury Rubens, of U. S.; pf. and
ukulele ace. New York, Shubert
music pub. corp. © May 10, 1929;
2c. May 18; E pub. 5862; Shubert
theatre corp., New York. 10738
I’m in waiting on the queen, and I’m
a lady; words by M. Holiner, music
by Alberta Nichols. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. May 10, 1929:
E unp. 6585; Mann Holiner, New
York. 10739
I’m just a black sheep; words and
music by H. A. Dawson. © May 9,
1929; 2 e@. May 11;' E pub. 5856;
Harry Ainsworth Dawson, Columbus,
oO. 10740
10751
I’m living in a forest of mem/rries;
waltz song, words by M. Ford, mu-
sic by Ray Hibbeler. © May 10,
1929; 2 c. May 16; E pub, 6029; Mae
Ford, Houston. 10741
I’m lonely and blue; words by Elsie
McWilliams, music by Jimmie Rodg-
ers; pf. and ukulele acc. © May 18,
1929; 2 c. May 17; E pub. 6045;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 10742
I’m looking for a heart; lyric and
music by M. O’Mara, of Canada. ©
Le. Apr..1%, 1929:" E ‘unp. 7009"
Maureen O’Mara, Toronto, Canada.
10743
I’m looking for someone; words and
music by A. Lax and E. Craig.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
May 15, 1929; E unp. 6754; Arnold
Lax and Edward Craig, Cambridge,
Mass. 10744
I’m on my way; words and music by
G. Smith; mixed voices. © May 1,
1929; 2 ec. May 14; E pub. 5929;
Georgia Smith, Philadelphia. 10745
I’m on the road to happiness; words by
Benny Davis, music by J. Fred
Coots. [Words and melody only]
© 1-c. May 17, 1929; E unp. 6887;
Remick music corp., New York.
10746
I’m referin’ just to her’n me; lyrics by
Lou Davis, music by J. Fred Coots;
pr. acc., with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © May 14, 1929; 2 ¢.
May 15; E pub. 5947; Santly bros.,
ine., New York. 10747
I’m saving kisses for baby; fox-trot
song, words and music by W. K.
Jones, arr. by 8S. A. Herman; pf. and
ukulele ace. © May 10, 1929; 2 «¢.
May 16; E pub. 6080; Walter Ken-
erton Jones, Danville, Il. 10748
I’m sorry I made you cry; words and
music by B. W. Stanis. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 1, 1929;
E unp. 6287; Benny William. Stanis,
Oakville, Conn. 10749
I’m that way about baby and she’s that
way about me; theme song of The
flying fool, words by ‘George J.
Wagener, music by George Green;
pf. acc, with ukulele arr. by Dan
Dougherty. © May 29, 1929; 2 @.
May 31; E pub. 6427; Ager, Yellen &
Bornstein, inec., New York. 10750
I’m the headman ; words and music by
I. Berlin. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 16, 1929; E unp. 6789;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 10751
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10752
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I’m thinking of no-one but you; lyrics
by W. Morrison, music by J. Cicca-
relli. © May 14, 1929; 2 ce. May 18;
E pub. 6259; John Ciccarelli and
William Morrison, Chicago.
I’m through with you, I’m through;
lyric and muSic by J. S. Happy; pf.
ace. with ukulele arr. Naugatuck,
Conn., Atlantic pub. co. © Feb. 1,
1929; 2 «. May 4; E pub. 5638; Jo-
seph Stephan Happy, Naugatuck,
Conn. 10753
I’m tired of waiting for you; words by
L. Oliver, music by T. E. Tudor. ©
1 ¢ May 22, 1929; E unp. 7031;
Lillian Oliver, Houston. 10754
I’m too young to be careful and too
sweet to be good; lyric by Al. Bryan,
music by Geo. W. Meyer; pf. and
ukulele ace. © May 13, 1929; 2 c.
May 16; E pub. 6162; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 10755
I’m walking in the sunshine, sitting in
the moonlight now; words and mu-
sic by Cliff Friend. © May 13, 1929;
2c. May 14; E pub. 5927; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine., New York.
10756
I’m wond’ring if you miss me; words
and musie by F. Phillips. © 1.
May 22, 1929; E unp. 6977; Florence
Phillips, Pasadena. 10757
I’m yours; words by Benny Davis,
music by J. Fred Coots. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. May 17,
1929; E unp. 6838; Remick music
corp., New York. 10758
I minnets rosengardar; vals, tekst av
Mare Souverain, musik av Norbert
Pouch, of Sweden; pf. © Mar. 381,
1929; 1 ec. May 6; E for. 4275; HK.
Anderssons musikforlag, Malmo,
Sweden. 10759:
I must have you; words and music
by H. Levine. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. May 7, 1929; E unp.
6473; Hyman Levine, New York.
10760
I need you; lyrie by Perry Bradford,
music by Jimmy Johnson. © Apr.
16, 1929; 2 ec. Apr. 19; E pub. 5811;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
10761
I need you sv; from The Grand street
follies of 1929, words by David Gold-
berg and Howard Dietz, music by
Arthur Schwartz; pf. and ukulele
ace. © May 17; 1929; 2 c« May 20;
H pub. 6236; Harms, ine., New York.
10762
10752:
_ pt. 1m, n.s., v.24
I never shall forget the night; words
by L. Lipscomb, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
May 20; 1929; E unp. 6923; Lillie
Lipscomb, Gadsden, Ala. 10763
I never thought I’d miss you; words
and music by A. Howard. [Words
and melody only] © 1 c¢. May 29,
1929; E unp. 7269; Anna Howard,
New York. 10764
I remember; words by R. Salkeld, mu-
sic by Chester Escher; 1st violin.
© 1c. May 16, 1929; E unp. 6814;
Ruth Salkeld, Lincoln, Kan: 10765
I said goodbye to the sunshine when
I said goodbye to you; words and
musie by Benny Davis and J. Fred
Coots. [Words and melody only]
© 1 e. May 3, 1929; E unp. 6350;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. |
10766
I said ten; words and music by Al
Jacobs [i. e. A. T. Jacobs] [Words
and melody only] © 1. May 22,
1929; E unp. 6976; Albert T.
Jacobs, San Francisco. 10767
I still believe in you; lyric by Grant
Clark and Benny Davis, music by
Harry Akst; pf. and ukulele ace.
@© Apr. 16, 1929; 2 e: Apr. 19; EH
pub. 5809; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 10768
I still believe in you; theme song for
Saturday’s children, lyric by Grant
Clarke and Benny Davis, music by
Harry Akst,....att., .Dh, Geum.
Trinkaus; vocal orch. pts. 4to.
@, Apr. 22;°1929; 2) ¢.. Apt Zaye"
pub. 5981; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 10769
I still believe in you; waltz, theme
song for Saturday’s children, by
Grant Clarke, Benny Davis and
Harry Akst, arr. by Dick Kent;
dance orch. pts. with words. 4to.
© May 18, 1929; 2 « May 22; EB
pub, 6276; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 10770
still love you; words and music by
W. H. Stickel. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. May 38, 1929; E unp.
6618; William H. Stickel, Detroit.
10771
I still love you, sweetheart; fox-trot,
words by A. Freed, music by A.
Freed and HE. H. Van _ Osdell.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
May 13, 1929; E unp. 6678; Alfred
Freed and E. H. Van Osdell, Lan-
sing, Kan. 10772
bh
560
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
I stood at the great divide; sacred
song, words and music by William
E. Ringold. [Photostat] © 1 e«.
Apr. 6, 1929; E unp. 6236; W. HE.
Ringold, Pendleton, Or. 10773
oa |
surrender to Thee; hymn, ' words
and music by L. J. Kindig. © May
41, 1929; 2 c. May 10; E pub. 5773;
Lisle James Kindig, Mattoon, II.
10774
I took a trip to dreamland but I just
got back; words and music by E. M.
Reese. [Words and melody only]
@© 1c. May 17, 1929; E unp. 7331;
Estella May Reese, New Orleans.
10775
I’ve been dreaming dreams that never
come true; words by J. Harden,
music by Chester Hscher; 1st violin.
© 1c. May 2, 1929; E unp. 6314;
Jake Harden, Avera, Ga. 10776
I’ve got those old man river blues;
words and music by Noble Sissle; pf.
aece., with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Apr. 29, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 30; E pub.
6019; B. Feldman & co., London.
10777
I’ve got what it takes, but it breaks
my heart to give it away; words by
Hezekiah Jenkins, music by H.
Jenkins and Clarence Williams.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
May 13, 1929; E unp. 6671; Clarence
Williams music pub. co., inc., New
York. 10778
I’ve got you captured baby in my
dreams; words and music by N. J.
Little, of Canada. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 22, 1929;
E unp. 6996; Norman J. Little,
MacGregor, Manitoba, Canada.
10779
I’ve got you going and coming my
way; words by Frank Marine,
music by Lee Turner. © 1 ec. Apr.
12, 4929; 8 np. 96d2; ; Epancis
Marine, Frankfort, N. Y. 10780
I’ve got you on my mind; from The
Grand street follies of 1929, words
and music by Max Ewing; pf. and
_ ukulele ace. © May 17, 1929; 2 c.
May 20; EH pub. 6235; Harms, inc.,
New York. 10781
I've made a habit of you; from The
little show, words by Howard Dietz,
10791
music by Arthur Schwartz; pf. and
ukulele acc. © May 1, 1929; 2 ec.
May 3; E. pub. 5654; Harms, inc.,
New York. 10782
I've never been loved by anyone like
you; words and music by Irving
Mills, Al Goering and Jack Pettis;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Apr. 26,
1929; 2 ce. May 4; E pub. 5632; Mills
music inc., New York. 10783
I’ve never seen a smile like yours;
quartette, by Justin Johnson and
Eddie Frazier, arr. by Herbert Deer ;
male voices. 4to. © May 18, 1929;
2 ec. May 22; E pub. 6280; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 10784
I've waited a lifetime for you; lyric
by Joe Goodwin, music by Gus
Edwards. [Chords, single staff] ©
1 e@. Mar. 7, 1929; E unp. 4448;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 10785
Lal
wagga da stick; written and com-
posed by Howard Flynn and Ralph
Butler, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © May 14, 1929; 1 «.
May 16; E for. 4492; Francis, Day
& Hunter, ltd., London. 10786
I wanna fall in love all over again;
words by Jeanette Rosenson, music
by G. Leonard. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. May 6, 1929; E unp.
6463; Gus Leonard, Everett, Mass.
10787
want a girl; fox-trot, words by HE.
Roy, music by Len Fleming. © Apr.
24, 1929; 2 c. May 3; E pub. 5709;
Edith Roy, Detroit. 10788
ra
Laon
want a little more of you; words by
Irving Kahal, music by J. Russel
Robinson. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. May 16, 1929; E unp.
6792; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
10789
I want them all to know that I love
you; slow rhythm fox-trot, words
by Bob Ellsworth, music by Cele
Stone, arr. by Joe Solman; orch.
pts.-, 4to.; © April’ &, 19295 2 e¢
April 10; E pub. 5537; Bernard
Eyges, Dorchester, Mass. 10790
I want to be naughty; words and mu-
sic by M. Wood. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. May 27, 1929; E
unp. 7204; Merrill Wood, Greenville,
Mich. 10791
561
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10792
pt. It, NS.) vos
I want to be near you; waltz ballad,
words and music by G. A. Sholes
and N. J. Beihoff ; pf. ace., with solo
cr duet arrs. for saxophones, clari-
nets, trumpets, ukulele and banjo.
Milwaukee, Wis., Norbert J. Beihoff
music co. © May 23, 1929; 2 «¢.
May 27; E pub. 6408; Gus A. Sholes
and Norbert J. Beihoff, Milwaukee.
10792
I want to be raided by you; from
Wake up and dream, words and
music by Cole Porter. London, New
York & Sydney, Chappell & co., Itd.
4to. [Words and melody only] ©
Apr. 23, 1929; '2 ec. Apr. 25; Epub.
55921; Harms, ine., New York. 10793
I want to cry on some-one’s shoulder ;
words by Helen Willis and A. M.
Brown, music by A. M. Brown.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
May 138, 1929; E unp. 6706; Aaron
M. Brown, Palo Alto, Calif. 10794
I want to dream of mammy; words by
H. BE. Chalengsworth, music by Cath-
erine Elizabeth Chalengsworth and
H. E. Chalengsworth. © 1c. Apr.
20, 1929; E unp. 6234; Harvey Marl
Chalengsworth, Bethalto, Ill. 10795
I want to meander in the meadow;
words by Charles Tobias, music by
Harry Woods. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. May 16, 1929; E unp.
6794; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
10796
want to rest in your arms; words
and music by S. Pepper. © 1 «@
May 28, 1929; E unp. 7214; Sally
Pepper, New York. 10797
I wanted the moon; words and music
by E. Samuels, of Australia. ©le.
May 7, 1929; E unp. 6485; Hdmond
Samuels, Sydney, Australia. 10798
I was blue; words and music by Theo
Beinecke [i. e. T. B. Burgess]
[Words and melody only] © 1..
Apr. 12, 1929; E unp. 5620; Theo
Beinecke Burgess, Livingston, Mont.
10799
I was lonesome when I met you; words
by J. W. Rutledge, music by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 29, 1929; E unp. 7282;
Joseph W. Rutledge, Kenosha, Wis.
10800
I wish you were mine again Mary;
words by F. E. Bogner, music by
Helen Martin. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Apr. 29, 1929;
b—{
2c. May 3; E pub. 5895; Francine
Elizabeth Bogner, Leavenworth,
Kan. 10801
I woder [!] who’s your pal now;
waltz, by J. Bonomolo. [Melody
only] © 1c. May 8, 1929; E unp.
6528; Jack Bonomolo, Brooklyn.
10802
I wonder why a woman will lie about
her age; words and music by C. R.
Young. [Words and melody only]
© 1c May 20, 1929; E unp. 6937;
Constance Ruth Young, San An-
tonio. 10803
Ich hab’ den ganzen tag schon durst;
schlager von W. Lindemann, of Ger-
many; orch. u. text, mit klavier,
harmonium wu. jazz band stimmen.
, 4to. © Apr. 4, 1929; 1 @ May 15;
E for. 4694; Wilhelm Lindemann,
Berlin-Karlshorst, Germany. 10804
Ich hab’ so einen schwarm ftir dich!
lied und tango, deutscher text von
Hans Pflanzer und Richard Rillo,
musik von Manfredo [pseud. of A.
H. Monfred], of France, arr. von
Bernhard Hegg, of Germany; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Apr. 15, 1929; 1 c« May 7; E for.
4258; Musikverlag City, Leipzig.
10805
Idawanna; by Newell Chase; pf. ©
May 2, 1929; 2 ec May 6; EH pub.
5670; Sherman, Clay & eco., San
Francisco. 10806
Idle dreams; words and music by M.
M. Matheson, arr. by Burrell Van
Buren. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 20, 1929; E unp. 6934;
Millard M. Matbeson, West Bend,
Wis. 10807
Idylle au Siam; fantaisie orientale,
par A. Seassola, of Italy; orch. par-
ties, avee pf. conducteur et 1° violini
conducteur. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928;
1 ec. May 16, 1929; E for. 4651; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 10808
Idyllwild; words and musie by V. B.
Clayton, arr. by Morrie B. Streeter.
© 1c. May 16, 1929; E unp. 6805;
Viola Bernard Clayton, Los Angeles.
10809
If birds can soar; poem by R. Young,
music by Josef Holbrooke, of Great
Britain, op. 91. London, J. Curwen
& sons, ltd. © May 7, 1929; 1 ¢.
May 4; E for. 4749; Ruth Young,
Welwyn Garden City, Herts, Eng-
land. | 10810
062
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
If I had a talking picture of you;
words and music by B. G. De Sylva
pseud. of George Gard De Sylva],
Lew Brown and. Ray Henderson:
{Words and melody only] © 1.
May 23, 1929;. EK unp., 7092; > De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine,
New York. 10811
Ii I had my days to live over, I’d
spend them all with my pals; song,
by E. F. Headrick. © 1c. May 27,
1929; E unp. 7186; Elmer Fay Head-
rick, Cleveland. 10812
If I had my way; theme song of The
flying fool, werds by George J.
Waggner, music by George Green;
pf. aec., with ukulele arr. by Dan
Daugherty. © May 29, 1929; 2 ¢.
May 31; E pub. 6428; Ager, Yellen
& Bornstein, inec., New York. 108138
If I were you, I’d fall in love with me;
lvrie by Jack Murray, music by
Sammy Fain. © May 27, 1929; 2c.
May 28; E pub. 6336; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine., New York.
10814
—— Same. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 4, 1929; E unp. 6409; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 10815
If longing is wronging, I’m wronging
you dear; words by G. Arnold, music
by Hugh Williams. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 17, 1929;
E unp. 6846; Gene Arnold, Chicago.
10816
If my dreams could only come true;
words and music by E. W. Feil.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
May 27, 1929; E unp.. 7194; Hdith
- West Fell, Chicago. 10817
If we never should meet again; words
by Edgar Leslie, music by Walter
Donaldson; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
May 7, 1929; 2 c. May 7; E pub.
5673: Donaldson, Douglas & Gumble,
ine., New York. 10818
If ye love me, keep my command-
ments; anthem, words from St. John
14, music by J. Burnell, of Great
Britain; mixed voices, with organ
ace. 4to. -© Apr. 26,°1929+ ‘1 e.
May 2; E for. 4148; Banks & son,
York, England. 10819
If you believed in me; lyric and music
by George Jessel, L. Wolfe Gilbert
and Abel Baer. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. May 3, 1929; E ump.
6425; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
10820
10829
If you like me, like I like you; words
and music by Clarence Williams,
Thomas Fats Waller, and Spencer
Williams; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by Ben Garrison. © Apr. 9, 1929; 2
e. May 1; E pub. 5584; Clarence
Williams music pub. co., ine., New
York. ‘ 10821
If you loved me as I love you; words
and music by C. McIntyre. [Words
and melody only] © 1. May 22,
1929; EH unp, 6989; Constance Mce-
Intyre, Oakland, Calif. 10822
If you should call;. words and music
by Anne Spencer Watkins; in E flat.
© April 23, 1929; 2c. April 24; B
pub. 5527; Edward Schuberth & co.,
ine., New York. 10823
If you’ve not heard it, you ain’t heard
nothin’ yet; words and music by Val
Valentine and Rex Taylor, of Great
Britain; pf. ace. with banjulele
banjo, and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations] © Apr. 29, 1929; 1 ¢ Apr.
30; E for. 4719; B. Feldman & co.,
London. 10824
If you were mine; lyric by Al. Bryan,
music by Geo. W. Meyer; pf. and
ukulele ace. © May 6, 1929; 2 «.
May 9; E pub. 6011; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 10825
If you were my sweetheart; lyric by
Billy Curtis, music by J. Russel Rob-
inson; pf. and ukulele ace. © May
14, 1929; 2 c May 16; E pub. 6022;
Remick music corp., New York.
10826
Il a bouffé des clarinettes; chanson
one step, paroles de Gabriel Valier,
musique de Emmanuel Zamor, fils, of
France; pf. ace, with ukulele arr.
by F. Salabert. © Apr. 10, 1929;
1 ec. May 16; E for. 4678; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 10827
Il fallait y penser; paroles de Georgius
et Léo Leliévre, fils, musique de René
Sylviano et Jean Boyer, of France;
pf. acc.,- with ukulele. arr. by F.
Salabert. © Apr. 10, 1929; 1c. May
16; E for. 4666; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 10828
Il m’dit...jy dis...; de Couchette
no. 38, lyrics de Albert Willemetz,
musique de Joseph Szule, of France;
pf. acc., With ukulele arr. by F. Sala-
bert. © Apr. 10, 1929; 1 ¢. May 16;
E for. 4685; Francis Salabert, Paris.
10829
563
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10830
Il y des souvenirs; de Couchette no.
3, lyries de Albert Willemets, mu-
sique de Joseph Szule, of France;
pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by F. Sala-
bert. © Apr. 10, 1929; 1¢ May 16;
E for. 4674; Francis Salabert, Paris.
10830
Ilsa ; waltz, words and music by Philip
Moeller. © April 24, 1929; 2 c. April
26; E pub. 5523; Harms, inc., New
York. 10831
Im rosen-hain; lied u. slow fox, worte
u. musik von H. T. Dreyer, of Ger-
many, op. 60. © Mar. 25, 1929; 1 «¢.
Apr. 10; E for. 4171; Heinz Theo
Dreyer, Berlin. 10832
Im rosen-hain; slow-fox, wrote u.
musik von H. T. Dreyer, of Ger-
many, op. 60, instr. von Carl Zim-
mer, of Germany; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Mar. 25, 1929;
1 @ Apr. 10; E for. 4169; Heinz
Theo. Dreyer, Berlin. 10833
Im trauten heim; 76 kleine vorspiel-
stiickchen, volkslieder und opernme-
lodien, arr. von Carl Ginschals, of
Germany, bearb. von Herman Wen-
zel, of Germany; pf. zu 4 hinden.
bd. 3. © Feb. 18, 1929; 1 c. May 2;
E for. 4809; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
10834
Immortal (The) spirit of love; by C.
Dagilis, of Lithuania, domiciled at
New York, ace. by Ed. Morbach, jr.;
violin, with pf. and cello ace. ©
Apr. 17, 1929; 2 ec. Apr. 27; E pub.
5467; Carl Dagilis, New York.
10835
Imogene; words and music by Ralph
M. Bailey. ©.1c¢. May 31, 1929; E
unp. 7339; Ralph Marion Bailey,
Kansas City, Mo. 10836
Impromptu appassionato; by Frances
Terry; pf. © May 2, 1929; 2 c. May
9; E pub. 5785; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 10837
In a little Italian garden; words by
Douglas Furber, music by Westell
Gordon, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele ace. New York, Chappell-
Harms, inc. © May 18, 1929; 1 ¢.
May 20; E for. 4780; Harms, inc.,
New York. 10838
In a melody for two; words by M.
Constance Tawresey, music by G.
W. W. Laise. © 1c. May 11, 1929;
E unp. 6625; G. Walter W. Laise,
Philadelphia. 10839
In a twilight garden; words by K.
Bradford, music by Samuel H.
Speck. [Words and melody only]
_ PL Pie v. 24
ae May 21, 1929 ; E unp. 6954;
Kathleen Bradford, Ridgedale, Sask.,
Canada. 10840
In fair Hawaii; words by M. Young,
music by Burrell Van Buren.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
May 11, 1929; E unp. 6641; Marion
Young, Schofield Barracks, Oahu,
Hawaii. 10841
In God’s out of doors; words and music
by G. G. H. Plybon ; voices in unison
with cho. 4to. © May 20, 1929; 2c.
May 23; E pub. 6187; Grace G. H.
Plybon, Salem, Neb. 10842
In honor of you; words and music by
Ray Egan and Larry Conley. | Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. May 17,
1929; E unp. 6863; Leo. Feist, inc.,
New York. 10843
In modo antico; suite for pf., by Caro-
line Maude [i. e. Viscountess Ha-
warden], of Great Britain. 1. Pre-
ludio. [5 others] © Apr. 24, 1929;
1c. Apr. 25; E for. 4085; Stainer &
Bell, ltd., London. 10844
In music land: incidental music, pt. 1,
by Mortimer Wilson, op. 93; pf. 4to.
© May 2, 1929; 2 e. May 4; E pub.
5635; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
10845
In my garden of dreams; words by O.
Granados, music by Samuel H.
Speck. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 10, 1929; E unp. 6593 ;
Ora Granados, Galt, Calif. 10846
In my old red hammock; words and
music by L. A. Francis. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 8, 1929;
E unp. 6532; Lucy A. Francis, Fol-
lansbee, W. Va. 10847
In rococeco [!] days; by Edward A.
Mueller; pf. © April 28,1920. ae
April 25 - E pub. 55383; J ohn Church
CO., Cincinnati. 10848
In rose-time; words by Willa Cather,
music by P. R. Frey. © April 24,
1929; 2 c. April 26; E pub. 5539;
Philip Rockel Frey, Springfield, O.
10849
In the flow’ry dell; 2 pt. cho., poem by
E. G. D., music by Gwilyn Davies;
sop. and alti. 4to. © Apr. 20, 1929;
2c. Apr. 29; E pub. 6122; White-
Smith music pub. co., Boston. 10850
In the fore of the year; Munster folk-
song tr. by Padriac Colum, music by
Constance Mills Herreshoff; high
voice. © May 21, 1929; 2 c. May
23; E pub. 6195; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 10851
564
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
10871
In the garden of my heart; ballad,
words by E. Losee, music by Samuel
H. Speck. New York City, Frank
Harding. © May 16, 1929; 2c. May
21; E pub. 6327; Ernest Losee, Ala-
meda, Calif. 10852
In the land of let’s pretend; lyric by
Grant Clarke, music by Harry Akst;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Apr. 29,
1929; 2 c. May 2; E pub. 5994; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 10853
In the Lord put I my trust; anthem,
words from Psalm 11, music by W.
A. Montgomery, of Great Britain;
mixed voices, organ acc. 4to.
May to; Joeg* 1’ ¢:'May 18; i* for.
4585; Banks & son, York, England.
10854
In the moonlight; words by Margie A.
Rodgers [i. e. M. A. Rodgers], music
by Samuel H. Speck. New York
City, Frank Harding. © May 6,
1929 ; 2c. May 8; E pub. 5905; Mar-
garet A. Rodgers, Palmyra, N. J.
10855
In the moonlight on a June night with
you; words and music by N. M.
Armistead: © May 10, 1929; 2 ¢.
May 16; E pub. 6028; Nettie Mae
Armistead, Greenville, Fla. 10856
In the morning; words and music by
I. Berlin. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 16, 1929; E unp. 6790;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 10857
In the swing; from Sketches from
childhood, by William Francis Dono-
hue, op. 3, no. 2; pf. © May 2, 1929;
Ave) May 9: Wi publ 57983: .G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 10858
In the twilight I await you; words by
Henry L. Finch, musie by Louis
Drakeford [i. e. L. H. Drakeford], of
Great Britain. © 1c. Apr. 2, 1929;
EH unp. 53842; Lewis Henry Drake-
ford, New York. 10859
In the valley of my dreams; from The
city girl, words and music by Pierre
Norman and James Hanley. [Words
and melody only] © 1. May 29,
1929; E unp. 7307; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, inec., New York. 10860
In the wildwood; Iowa state march,
words and music by H. M. Herrick
[i. e. Sister Mary Zita]; pf. Du-
buque, Ia., Renier music house. ©
May 14, 1929; 2 c. May 18; E pub.
6260; Sister Mary Zita, Lawler, Ia.
10861
In the woods; 2-pt. song, words from
the French of Gérard de Nerval by
Gilbert Pass, music by Gilbert A.
Alcock, of Great Britain. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © May
1, 1929; 1 e. May 17; E for: 4478;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 10862
Indian fantasie; symphonic suite, by
A. M. Baldwin; pf. © Apr. 15, 1929;
2c. Apr. 11; E pub. 5679; Anita M.
Baldwin, Santa Anita, Calif. 10863
Indian summer moon; words and mu-
sic by C. T. Davidson, arr. by Fred
Ahlefeld. © 1 ¢@ May 4, 1929; E
unp. 6418; Charles Theodore David-
son, Austinville, Va. 10864
Indiana university's Jordan River
revue, 1929 edition; book by How-
ard T. Batman and Ramon Kessler,
lyrics by Charles Dant, Margaret
Hecker, H. Batman and R. Kessler,
music by Amos Otstot, Charles Dant
and Leonard SNS. Scott; orch. [Photo-
stat] © 1c. Apr. 8, 1929; D unp.
27514; Jordan River revue board of
Indiana university, Bloomington, Ind.
10865
Indra; vals-intermezzo, Dansk tekst
ved O. Hoffmann-Canitz, musik av
Berta Onnerberg, of Sweden; pf.
© Apr. 20, 1929; 1c. May 11; E
for. 4392; Edition Sylvain, Stock-
holm, Sweden. 10866
Ingen ros utan toOrnen; text avy Karl-
Ewert, musik av Helge Lindberg,
‘of Sweden; pf. © Jan. 2, 1929; 1c.
Jan. 12; E for. 4428; Edition
Sylvain, Stockholm, Sweden. 10867
Ingleside; words and music by Eric
Karll. © May 15, 1929; 2 ec May
22; E pub. 6170; Ralph Murphy,
Phoenix, Ariz. 10868
Innario; con wun’appendice di canti
corali; compilato da TT. Hdmund
della-Cioppa, melodie scelte daglin-
signi maestri e direttori di cori: N.
Herbert Caley, Winfred Douglas and
Edmund Goldsmith. New York City,
Book store. © Apr. 25, 1929; 2 e.
and aff. Apr. 27; A 6839; National
council of the Protestant Episcopal
chureh, New York. 10869
Intermezzo 4 Jlantiques; by Louis
Drakeford [i. e. L. H. Drakeford],
of Great Britain; © 1 ¢. Apr. 2,
1929; E unp. 5348; Lewis Henry
Drakeford, New York. 10870
International prayer; words’ and
music by I. A. Alleyne. © 1 ec. May
29, 1929; EB unp. ~7299%" Isaac
Augustus Alleyne, New York. 10871
565
10872
Invitation; melody fox trot, by F. L.
Streapy, of Belgium; orch. pts.
4to.. © Apr. 5,,1929;.1.¢c.,Apr. 30;
E for. 4101; H. Benjamin, Paris.
10872
Iola, come to me; waltz song, words
and music by J. L. Curry.’ New
York, N:. Y., A. Fassio.*’'©' Feb. 25,
1929; 2 ce. April 29; BE pub. 5552;
Jole Lewis Curry, Drexel Hill, Pa.
10873
Ione; words by J. W. Rutledge, music
by Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] ©1e¢. May 29, 1929; E unp.
7280; Joseph W. Rutledge, Kenosha,
Wis. 10874
Irish (An) love song; lyric and music
by... Jo iuyneh.” ©.1. ¢. May, 13,
1929; E unp. 6699; Ada Kyle Lynch,
Venado, Calif. 10875
Is it Spain? lyric by Sam Lewis and
Joe Young, music by Jos. Meyer.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
May 17, 1929; E unp. 6842; Remick
music corp., New York. 10876
Is your lamp burning; words by Mrs.
Henry Moore, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
May 8, 1929; E unp. 6512; Eliza J.
Moore, Elk Rapids, Mich. 10877
Isle of the Indies; entr’acte or con-
cert composition for orch., arr. by
S. H. Sargent; pf., violin and ’cello.
© 1 ¢. May 17, 1929; E unp. 6860;
S. Harold Sargent, Philadelphia.
10878
Isles (The) of the Sea; lyric by
Harold Boulton, music by Granville
Bantock, of Great Britain; in F.
© May 3, 1929; 1 c« May 4; EB for.
4329; Elkin & eco., Itd., London.
10879
It must be love; words and music by
Frank Parente. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. May 24, 1929; E unp.
7081; James Dante, Madison, N. J.
10880
It never does nuthin’ but rain; words
and music by E. C. Hubert. © 1 «.
May 6, 1929; E unp. 6452; Hdward
Charles Hubert, Westfield, N. J.
10881
It’s a caution, I’m in love; words and
music; by G. B. .Gifford...,/ Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. May 10,
1929; EK unp. 6577; Gaily B. Gifford,
Dexter, Me. 10882
It’s a little old house just over the
hil; words by V. Hufford, music by
Burrell Van Buren. [Words and
melody only] © 1e. May 11, 1929;
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rears ___ pt. n.s., v.24 =
BH unp. 6632; Velma Hufford, Des
Moines. 10883.
It’s blue-bird weather now; words by
Geo. A. Little, music by Rube Ben-
nett. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. May 27, 1929; -H "Sinpheiiis:
Broadway music corp., New York.
10884
It’s doin’ you good, to know I’m lone-
some for you; words and music by
Boyd Senter; pf. and ukulele acc.
© May 25, 1929; 2 ce. May 24: E
pub. 6208; Southern music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 10885.
It’s easy to say forget you, but it’s.
easier said than done; words and
music by John Clayton. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Apr. 15,
1929; E unp. 6324; Arthur Behim
music corp., New York. 10886
It’s pouring down rain; words and
music by Roy Fox. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 2, 1929;
EH unp. 6305; Spier and Coslow, inc..,.
New York. 10887
It’s time for us all to go home; lyric
and music by B. A. Widmer. ©
May 10, 1929; 2 ec. May 17; E pub.
6044; Ben A. Widmer, Philadelphia.
10888.
It’s too late now; words by W. M.
Talbott, music by H. Wollstein. ©
May 14, 1929; 2 ec. May 24; E pub.
6209; Wm. McMillan Talbott and
Harold Wollstein, Paris, Ky. 10889:
It’s you! words by Frank Marine,
music by Lee Turner. © May 27,
1929; 2 ec) May 273; HH. pub. 96399;
Chester Hscher, New York. 10890:
It was a sad time when that sinking
ship went down; spiritual, words
and music by W. Pickett. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. May 11,
1929; E unp. 6628; William Pickett,.
Baltimore. 10891
It wasn’t meant to be; fox-trot, words.
by Harry Steinberg and Chick
Endor, music by Ray Benson, of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Apr. 25, 1929; 1 c. May 17; E for.
4486; Cavendish music co., London.
10892
Italias waltz; by Maxie Pisegna;
accordion.. ©. May 25, 1929; 2) ¢.
May 25; E pub. 6296; Roma music
co., Cleveland. 10893
Jack Dempsey will come back; fox-
trot, words and music by A. lL
Martin. © May 3, 1929; 2c. May 7;
066
4q
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
~ no. 5, 1929
10914 ©
E pub. 5721;
Abita Springs, La.
Arthur L. Martin,
10894
Jack Frost song; words by Emily
Linsley, music by W. E. McGee.
(In A song cycle) ©1e. Apr. 22,
1929; E unp. 6881; Winifred HE.
McGee, Ceres, Calif. 10895
Jag minns den ljuva tiden; potpourri,
dver gamla vOlkiinda Svenska visor
och danser, tekst av Erik Ahlberg,
instr. av Tor Arnljot, of Sweden; pf.
© Oct. 31, 1928; 1 c. May 6, 1929;
E for. 4277; E. Anderssons musik-
forlag, Malmo, Sweden. 10896
James (Wiliiam G.) Five very easy
piano solos; by W. G. James, of
Australia. 1. Tiggy-tiggy touch
wood. [4 others] © Mar. 5, 1929;
2c. May 8; E for. 4861; Allan & co.,
proprietary lid., Melbourne, Aus-
tralia. 10897
Jap; danse japonaise, par Henri Casa-
desus, of France; orch. parties, avec
pf.-conducteur. 4to. © Apr. 10,
1929: 1 ec. May 16; E for. 4630;
Choudens, Paris. 10898
Japanese (A) doll; by Rob Roy Peery,
selected, ed., annotated and fingered
by John M. Williams; pf. © Apr.
30, 1929; 2 c. May 11; E pub. 5835;
Boston music ¢o., Boston. 10899
Jazz dans la nuit (Jazz at night) ;
poésie de René Dommange, English
version by Rosa Newmarch, musique
de Albert Roussel, of France, op. 38.
© Apr. 10, 1929; 1 c. May 16; E for.
4606; Durand et cie., Paris. 10900
Je taime; fox trot, de Maurice Her-
mite, of France; orch, parties, avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © May 10,
1929,; 1 ec. May. 23;,E for. 4763;
Enoch & cie., Paris. 10901
Jealousy; cinema _ incidental, by
Joseph Engleman, of Great Britain;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. ©
Aug. 3, 1928; 1 c«. May 22, 1929; EH
for. 4728; Bosworth & co., Leipzig.
10902
Jealousy; words by D. Field Brooks,
music by I. B. Foldessy. © 1 «.
May 1, 1929; E unp. 6300; Irene
Brooks Foldessy, San Diego, Calif.
10903
City is the town I love the
most; words and music by T. J.
Lillis. ©. Apr. 18,1929; 2 c. Apr. 1;
E pub. 4697; Thomas J. Lillis,
Jersey City. 10904
Jersey
Jerusalem, du hochgebaute stadt;
kantate, von Kurt Thomas, of Ger-
many, op. 12;- 4 solostimmen,
gemischten chor u. orgel. 4to. ©
Apr. 16;/ 1929; 1 ‘e. Apr: 30y for.
4240; Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig.
10905
Jesu, grant me this I pray; hymn,
words from the 17th century tr. by
H. W. Baker, music by Orlando
Gibbons, with verses in faux bourdon
by E. C. Bairstow, of Great Britain;
organ ace. 4to. © May 18, 1929;
1 oo May 22> for, 4717: Banks &
son, York, England. 10906:
Jesus del gran poder! marcha, letra y
musica di F. Bonanova, of Spain,
domiciled at New York. © 1c. May
1939 = OH, samp. “boos. Fortunio
Bonanova, New York. 10907
Jesus is a friend indeed; hymn, words
and music by Mrs. W. R. Blackman
[i.e M. A. Blackman] © May 20,
1929; 2 ec. May 10; E pub. 5760;
Marie A. Blackman, Long Branch,
INTE. 10908:
Jesus, lover of my soul; hymn, words
by Charles Wesley, music by E.
Deacon. © Apr. 25, 1929; 2 c. May
1; E pub. 5586; :-Edwin Deacon,
Talent, Or. 10909:
Job (The) I’m gonna do on you; words
by John QO. Whedon, music by C. E.
Henderson. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. May 2, 1929; E unp.
6322; Charles EH. Henderson, New
York. 10910:
Joe College; fox-trot song, lyrics by
J. Pauli Fogarty, music by Ted
Fiorito and Guy Lombardo: pf. and
ukulele ace. © May 22, 1929; 2 «.
May 24; E pub. 6231; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 10911
Joe College; fox-trot, words by J. Paul
Fogarty, music by Ted Fiorito and
Guy Lombardo, arr. by Paul Van
Loan; orch: pts. 4to. © May 22,
1929; 2 c. May 23; E pub. 6229; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 10912
Johnny is never alone; words and
music by R. Phillips. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 27, 1929;
E unp. 7188; Rose Phillips, Auburn,
NY AY. 10913.
Jolly (The) cowboy and the Indian;
by Arnold D. Scammell; pf. duet. ©
May 2, 1929; 2 ec. May 4; E pub.
5704; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 10914.
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10915
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pt. 11, n. s., v.24
Josephine; words and music by S. D.
Palong-Palong. © 1 c. May 17,
1929; E unp. 6859; Sixto D. Palong-
Palong, Los Angeles. 10915
Jota; piéce espagnole A danser, par
Raoul lLaparra, version originale
avee 4 défauts pour orchestres ré-
duits par Georges Grécourt, of
France; parties, avee pf. conducteur.
4to. © Apr. 10, 1929; 1c. May 16;
Ii for. 4638; Choudens, Paris. 10916
Joujou (Un) ... comme vous; fox trot
* chanté, paroles de Vincent Telly,
musique de Learsi, of France. ©
Apr. 5, 1929; 1 c«. Apr. 30; E for.
4107; Learsi, Paris. 10917
Joy and gladness in my heart are ring-
ing; gospel song, words and music
by G. E. Vinaroff. © Apr. 26, 1929;
2 ec. Apr. 29; E pub. 5753; G. H.
Vinaroff, Russell, Kan. 10918
Juanita Vaciladora; letra y musica de
Concepcion VY. Pardo, of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles. [Photo-
stat] ©1c. Apr. 15, 1929; E unp.
6872; Felipe Valdes Leal, Los An-
geles, Calif. 10919
Julie; words and music by Lou
Howarde [i. e. Louis L. Howarde]
of Australia. © 1c: May 29, 1929;
E unp. 7300; Louis Lioyd Howarde,
Sydney, Australia. 10920
Juliette; words and music by W. HE.
Fulton and H. M. Bone. 4to.
[Chords, single staff] © Apr. 15,
1929; 2 c. Apr. 26; E pub. 6323; W.
Earle Fulton, New Haven, and
Harold M. Bone, West Haven, Conn.
10921
Jumping (The) frog of Calaveras;
words by C. Winchell, music by
Hugh Watt. © May 15, 1929; 2 «¢.
May 22; E pub. 6171; Clarence Win-
ehell, San Andreas, Calif. 10922
June, the moon and you; words and
music by G. Cowart. © 1c May
1, 1929; E unp. 6245; Grace Cowart,
Dublin, Ga. 10923
June waltz; by Walter Rolfe; pf.
© May 2, 1929; 2 c. May 9; E pub.
5795; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
10924
Jungfrun pa jungfrusund; ur Det
ligger i luften, text av Gésta Stev-
ens, musik av Nils Georg, of Sweden.
© Dec. 20, 1928; 1 ce. May 9, 1929;
EK for. 4369; Nils-Georgs musikfo6r-
lag, Stockholm, Sweden. 10925
Junior (The) folio for banjo band;
arr. by Thos. J. Armstrong; pts.
with pf. acc. 1. The junior march.
[5 others] © Apr. 16, 1929; 2 «.
each Apr: 17; E pub. 5547; Nic-
cmede music co., Altoona, Pa. 10926
Junior-senior high school chorus book;
selected, ed. and harmonized by Harl
L. Baker and Cyrus Daniel. © May
21; 1929; .2.c. May 23; aff, May 22;
A 8277; John Church co., Cincinnati.
10927
Junior welcome chorus; hymn, words
and music by L. J. Kindig. © May
1, 1929; 2 c. May 10; E -pub. 5762;
Lisle James Kindig, Mattoon, Ill.
10928
Jus’ Jimmie; song sketch, words and
music by ©. Smiley, © 1 ¢. May
16, 1929; E unp. 6810; Chas. Smiley,
Paris, Tex. 10929
Just a baby’s lullaby ; words and music
by K. E. Sheppard. [Words and
melody only] © 1. May 22, 1929;
EK unp. 6997; Knowles E. Sheppard,
Long Beach, Calif. 10930
Just a bit of driftwood; lyrie by
Jimmie Dooley, [i. e. J. M. Dooley],
music by Naoma Miller and Jimmie
Dooley, arr. by Wally Heglin. © 1
ec. May 14, 1929; E unp. 6727; James
Monroe Dooley, Long Beach, Calif.
10931
Just a broken heart; words by P. G.
Remaine, music by Samuel H. Speck.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
May 21, 1929; E unp. 6959; P, G.
Remaine, Roanoke, Va. 10932
Just a kiss at twilight, the night we
said good-bye; words by Lou Klein,
music by W. C. Polla. © Mar. 15,
1929; 1 «@ Apr. 16; 1 ce. Apr. 25; H
pub. 6233; F. B. Haviland pub. co.,
New York. 10933
Just a little home; words and music
by F. H: Quinn: © 1 @ May,
1929; E unp. 6480; Frank Henry
Quinn, Jamaica Plain, Mass. 10934
Just a little later; words by Spencer
Taylor, music by K. M. L. Smith, of
Great Britain, domiciled at Garden
City; N.'¥!)" [Photostatl” © aie
May 8, 1929; FE unp. 6918; Kenneth
Moncrieff Leslie Smith, Garden City,
1 Sie ESBS i aah 10935
Just a little nigger; words by K. Cun-
ningham, music by Arthur Fisk.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
May 9, 1929; E unp. 6553; Kitty
Cunningham, San Francisco. 109386
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
Just a little sunshine; lyric and music
by M. O’Mara, of Canada. © May
fenigeo, | Cc. ‘May 6; 8 for. 4713:
Maureen O’Mara, Toronto, Canada.
10937
Just a lullabye of love; words and
music by E. R. Alford. © 1 e¢. May
29, 1929; E unp. 7290; Esther R.
Alford, Long Beach, Calif. 10938
Just a picture of you, mother mine;
words by W. H. Cavanaugh, music
by Hareld R. Wheeler. © 1 ¢. May
20, 1929; HE unp.’’ 6912; William
Henry Cavanaugh, Marlboro, Mass.
10939
Just a song at twilight; words by M.
A. Brown, music by T. E. Tudor.
© 1c. May 24, 1929; E unp. 7091;
Mattie A. Brown, Dyersburg, Tenn.
10940
Just a word so true; words and music
by I. D. Rara. [Words and melody
only] © 1... May 1, 1929; E unp.
6251; Irineo D. Rara, San Francisco.
10941
Just an hour ago; fox trot, words and
musie by J. Povalich. © 1 ¢. May
23, 1929; E unp. 7064; Jack Pova-
lich, West Allis, Wis. 10942
Just an orphan boy; words and musie
by V. P. Hammer. © 1c. May 22,
1929; KE unp. 7017; Victor P. Ham-
mer, Washington. 10943
Just another kiss;. words and music
by A. Choffe. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. May 10, 1929; E unp.
6594; Augustus Choffe, Jersey City.
10944
Just another kiss, my dear; lyric by
M. Gibbs Lathrop, music by A. Fen-
zel; pf. © 1 ¢. May 22; 1929; BH
unp. 7018; Anna Fenzel, Cleveland.
10945
Just as I used to do; words and music
beh i. Laylor.. Orde, Ant: 224,
1929; E unp. 6351; Ethel Gertrude
Taylor, Allston, Mass. 10946
Just for to-night; words by M. Greene,
music by David Reed. © May 17,
19295, 2: 7C..May, 205K pub. 6103 ;
Maybelle Greene, Providence, R. I.
10947
words and music by
Hatry Fink. Chicago-New York,
State pub. co. © May 238, 1929; 2 ¢.
May 27; E pub. 6405; Harold D.
Finkelstein, Minneapolis. 10948
Just for you;
Just for you my dear; words and mu-
sie by R. G. Craig; pf. ©1¢ May
57721—29—_5
10960
6, 1929; E unp. 6466; Robert G.
Craig, Baltimore. 10949
Just gorgeous; words by Spencer Tay-
lor, music by K. M. L. Smith, of
Great Britain, domiciled at Garden
Chey, > INA ae.) enotostaty Get te
May 8, 1929; FE unp. 6915; Kenneth
Moncrieff Leslie Smith, Garden City,
ae TNS, Ye 10950
Just laugh and let the world roll on;
words by M. D. Brown, music by
B. M. Hale.. ©.1.¢, May 13, 1929;
IK unp. 6697; Margaret D. Brown,
HEmmitsburg, Md. 10951
Just one more waltz; words and musie
by S. A. Crandall: © 1 ¢ May 15,
1929; EH unp. 6759; Stewart Arthur
Crandall, Oneonta, N. Y. 10952
Just Sophie; words by J. W. Rutledge,
musie by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. May 29, 1929;
EK unp. 7279; Joseph W. Rutledge,
Kenosha, Wis. 10953
Just taste those lips; by E. Samuels,
of Australia; melody with pf. acc.
© 1 c. May 7, 1929; E unp. 6482;
Edmond Samuels, Sydney, Austra-
lia. 10954
Just the blues; words by Edwina
Ford, music by Arthur Bowers. New
York City, Frank Harding. © May
18, 1929; 2 c. May 24; E pub. 6203;
Ella A. Ford, Cakland, Calif. 10955
Just to hear the radio; words by J. E.
Molloy, music by B. M. Hale. ©
1 ec. May 20, 1929; E unp. 6948;
James Hlvin Molloy, Lanigan, Sask.,
Canada. 10956
Just you and I; words and music by
F. O. Wale. © 1 e¢. May 17, 1929;
EK unp. 6852; Frederick O. Wale,
Santa Cruz, Calif. 10957
Just you, just me and love; fox-trot,
by Saul Klein, Frank Galassi, Ray
Doll and Maurice Abrahams, arr.
by Joseph Nussbaum; dance orch.
pts., with words. 4to. © May 13,
1929; 2 ¢.. May 17; E pub. 6155;.M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 10958
Kabzonim familie; words and music
by S. Small. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. May 21, 1929; E unp.
7042 ; Solomon Small, Brooklyn.
10959
K-a-l-a-m-a-zoo, that’s my home town;
words by Al Koppell, musie by Al-
bert Gumble and Jimmie Monaco;
pf. and ukulele ace. © May 20,
T9207 2 ‘ce! Mary * 20%: - Bi Spius, “6115 :
Donaldson, Douglas & Gumble, inc.,
New York. 10960
069
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
10961
Kalina Keoka famous Honolulu hits
for Hawaiian guitar. © Apr. 15,
1929- 2, e. and. afi” Apr.” 265° AA
14380; William C. Stahl, Milwaukee.
10961
Kalua Bay; lyric by Mitchell Parish,
music by Lou Herscher; pf. acce.,
with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. ©
Apr. 16, 1929; 2 « May 4; E pub.
5629; Gotham music service, ine¢.,
New York. 10962
Kann es nicht vergessen dass ich sie
besessen; original tango Argentino,
schlager von W. Lindemann, of Ger-
many ; orch. u. text, mit klavier, har-
monium u. jazz band stimmen. 4to.
© Apr. 4, 1929; 1 ce. May 15; E for.
4692; Wilhelm Lindemann, Berlin-
Karlshorst, Germany. 10963
Karma; by Charles Haubiel, op. 7, pts.
1-3, variations. 1-22; orch.) se. «1.
The soul ascending. [2 others] ©
1c. each Apr. 18, 1929; E unp. 6375—
6377 ; Columbia phonograph co., inc.,
New York. 10964-10966
Kasinoklinge; von F. Jellinek, of Ger-
many, op. 119, bd. 2, neue bearb. von
Hermann Wenzel, of Germany; 2
violinen, cello und pf. © Dec. 31,
1928; 1 ec. May 2, 1929; EF for. 4315;
Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 10967
Katydid (The) and the bumble-bee;
words and music by J. Allison.
[Words and melody only] [Mimeo-
graph] © May 26, 1929; 2 ¢« May
31; E pub. 6422; John Allison, HEn-
glewood, N. J. 10968
Keep me in your heart; words and
music by Wyman Steele [i. e. S. W.
Steele] [Words and melody only]
©1ec. Apr. 27, 1929; E unp. 6421;
Samuel Wyman Steele, New York.
10969
Keep on repeating it; song fox-trot,
words by Erell Reaves and H. B.
Tilsley, music by Marcelle Mayne,
of Great Britain; pf. and ukulele
ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Apr. 30, 1929; 1 ¢. May
8; EK for. 4403; Cecil Lennox, Itd.,
London. 10970
Kegler gut holz; kegellieder-marsch,
schlager von W. Lindemann, of Ger-
many; orch. u. text, mit klavier,
harmonium wu. jazz band stimmen.
4to. © Apr. 30, 1929; 1 c. May 15;
E for. 4690; Wilhelm Lindemann,
Berlin-Karlshorst, Germany. 10971
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Kikiri polka; by John Wilfahrt. ©
1. c May 13, 1929; E. unp.. 6669;
Consolidated music pub. house, Chi-
cago. 10972
Killarney rainbow; words and music
by R. Raney. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. May 17, 1929; E ump.
6847; Rebekah Raney, San Fran-
cisco. 10973
Kinderlust; 60 leichte vortragsstticke,
komponiert von Emil Radi, of Ger-
many, heft 4 bearb. von Hermann
Wenzel, of Germany; pf. zu 4
hinden. © Dec. 31, 1928;,1 cc. May
2,,,1929;: E for. 4819; Fr. Portius,
Leipzig. 10974
Kiss me dear; words and music by C.
Simmons. © 1c. May 28, 1929; E
unp. 7239; Cyrus Simmons, Knox-
ville, Tenn. 10975
Kisses; words and music by F. Sav-
age. [Words and melody only] ©
1 @ May 10, 1929; E unp. 6574;
Ford Savage, Carnegie, Okl. 10976
Kisses and, tears; words by J. HE.
Guernsey, music by F. Thompson.
© 1c. May 27, 1929; E unp. 7142;
Floyd Thompson and J. EH. Guern-
sey, Indianapolis. 10977
Kissing tune; words by Irving Fields,
music by Edwin Clark and Bradford
Browne. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 11, 1929: E unp. 6622;
Irving Greenfield, New York. 10978
Kitchen man; words and music by
Andy Razaf and Alex. Bellenda. ©
Mar. 19, 1929; 2 c May i; Bigup.
5585; Clarence Williams music pub.
co., inc., New York. 10979
Kitty’s waltz; by Bernhardt Robel,
arr. by S. EH. Morris; H flat alto
and B flat ten. saxophones, with pf.
ace. © May 14, 1929; 2c. May 17;
E pub. 6052; Fred Heltman co.,
Sleveland. 10980
Klange aus Ruminien; potpourri tiber
ruminische volksweisen, von Dolfi
Dauber, op. 108, arr. von Bohuslav
Leopold, both of Czechoslovakia ;
orech. pts., with pf. conductor and
1st violin conductor. © Apr. 23.
1929; 1 ec. May 17: HE for) 4002;
D. Rahter, Leipzig. 10981
Kleiner walzer; ftir alt-saxophon in
es, mit begleitung des pf., von Carl
Robrecht, of Germany. 4to. © Jan.
2, 1929: 1 c«. Apr. 19; EH for, 4161;
Heinrichshofens verlag, Magdeburg,
Germany. 10982
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
Kotysanka; polka, by J. Biega; vio-
lin’ ©) 1 c. May’ 15,’'1929; E unp.
6747; John Biega, Perth Amboy,
med. 10983
Kom hem till Sally! one step, text av
I. Michal, musik av Fred Winter, of
Sweden; pf. © May 1, 1929; 1 «.
May 20; E for. 4707; Ernst Rolfs
musikférlags, A. B., Stockholm, Swe-
den. 10984
Komm in die priirie ; aus der revue Tig-
lich 15 tropfen Berlin, text von Fritz
Rotter, musik von Rudolph Nelson,
of Germany. © Apr. 2, 1929; 1 ¢.
May 8; E for. 4145; Drei masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 10985
Kompositionen der jetzigen und frii-
heren schiiler der meisterschule
Hans Pfitzners an der Preussischen
akademie der kiinste zu _ Berlin;
festzabe zum 60. geburtstage 5.
mai 1929, von Otto Straub, u. a., all
of Germany. © May 4, 1929: 1 «.
May 12: E for. 4711; Adolph Fiirst-
ner, Berlin. 10986
Koorstukke; vir kerk, kollege, skool,
en gewyde stukke vir die orrel, deur
P. K. De Villiers, of Great Britain.
4to. Uren, dagen, maanden, jaren.
[4 others] © Apr. 18, 1929; 1 e.
May 24; E for. 4738; Joseph Wil-
liams, Itd., London. 10987
Korsiche (Das) gesetz: oper in einem
akt, nach Prosper Merimée, text u.
musik von Walter von Simon, of
Germany; klavierauszug. © Dec.
31, 1928; 1 c. May 2, 1929; E for.
4293; Ahn & Simrock, Berlin. 10988
Kosher Spanish kid from Madrid;
words and music by Leon De Costa.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
May 21, 1929; E unp. 6966; Olive
De Costa, New York. 10989
Ksiezycowka ; polka, by J. Biega; vio-
lin. © 1c. May 15, 1929; E unp.
6744; John Biega, Perth Amboy,
i i 10990
Kucharka polka; by B. Kaminski; 1st
violin. © 1c. May 10, 1929: E ump.
6588; Bruno Kaminski, Philadelphia.
10991
Kujawiak dla babki; by J. Wyskow-
ski; clarinet. © 1c. May 17, 1929;
E unp. 6835; John Wyskowski, New
York. 10992
Kupowanie pani mtodej; words and
music by Frank Przybylski; 1st
wien,» “©. 1. .¢... Apr. “1, Fa2ge" B
unp. 7328; Annette Przybylski,
Chicago. 10993
11003
Kupowanie r0zdzki; words and music
by Frank Przybylski; 1st violin. ©
ie. “Apr lh 1929» Hi unp? 73ai8 >
Annette Przybylski, Chicago. 10994
Kurfiirstendamm; foxtrot, text WU...
musik von Hans Georg Pfeffer. of
Germany. © Feb. 9, 1929; 1 c. May
2; E for. 4292; Edition Vuvag,,.
verlag u. vertrieb, a. g., Berlin.
10995
Kysse-valsen; Dansk tekst af Alfred
Kjerulf, musik af Hric Julander, of
Denmark; pf. Apr. 25, . 1929;
1c. May 9; E for. 4412; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 10996
Ladder of love; words and music by
S. Miranda and R. Montgomery. ©
f @c May’ 7, 1929; E unp. 6495;
Stephens Miranda, Hollywood, Calif.,
and Reggie Montgomery, Pasadena,
Calif. 10997
Lady divine; lyric by Richard Kountz,
music by Nathaniel Shilkret, arr. by
Herbert Deer; male voices. 4to. ©
AE 22, 4929 92> er Ar: 25% Br pub.
5978; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 10998
Lady divine; theme song for The di-
vine lady, lyric by Richard Kountz,
music by Nathaniel Shilkret, arr. by
Jean Olivier, of Belgium; band orch.
pts., with solo B flat cornet con-
ductor. 4to. © May 3, 1929; 2 ce.
May 7; E pub. 6001; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 10999
Lady (The) of my dreams; words and
music by H. Lambert. [Words and
melody only] ©1ec. May 16, 1929;
E unp. 6781; Herald Lambert,
Roosevelt, Utah. 11000
Ligg ett litet viainligt ord for mej!
text av Nils-Georg, musik ay Hrn-
frid Ahlin, of Sweden; pf., with
ukulele ace. © Nov. 16, 1928; 1 ec.
May 9, 1929; E for. 4367; Nils-
Georgs musikforlag, Stockholm,
Sweden. 11001
Lago azzurro; intermezzo, di Giovanni
Papanti, of Italy; orch. parti, con
pf. conduttore. 4to. © Mar. 25,
1929; 1 c. Apr. 4; E for. 4457; Carlo
Schmidl, Trieste, Italy. 11002:
Lagrimas de sangre ; eancion Yucateca,
letra de Jose Espada, musica de J. C:
Cantu, of Mexico, domiciled at Los:
Angeles; pf. © Ic. May 14, 1929;
E unp. 6726; Jose Cordova Cantu,
Los Angeles. 110038.
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11004
pt. 11, nes., v.24
Lais; ou, La courtisane amoureuse,
opérette en 3 actes, paroles de André
Barde, musique de Charles Cuvillier,
of France. Partition pf. et chant.
© Apr. 19, 1929; 1 « May 10; D
pub. 27506; Enoch & cie, Paris.
11004
Lalo (Edouard Victor Antoine)
Sérénade; op. 14, no. 2, arr. par F.
Salabert, of France; pour violon ou
violoncello solo et orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur et 1° violini con-
ducteur. 4to. © Apr. 10, 1929;
1 c. May 16; BH for. 4656; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 11005
Lamb (The); unison song, words by
William Blake, music by Harry
Brook, of Great Britain. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Apr. 4, 1929; 1 c. May 15; E for.
4819; Oxford university press, Lon-
don. 11006
Lambs at play; by Edward A. Muel-
ler: < pi. ©), April -23, (1929.29
April 25; E pub. 5531; John Church
co., Cincinnati.
Lamento Africano;: de El cafetal,
palabras de Gustavo S. Galarraga,
musica de EH. Lecuona, of Cuba.
Habana, Lecuona music co. © Apr.
12, 1929; 1 ce. Apr. 18; E for. 4730;
Ernesto Lecuona, Havana. 11008
Lamp lightin’ time in the valley;
words and music by Sam C. Hart.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
May 23, 1929; E unp. 7133; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
11009
‘Lances of the free; popular marching
song: words adapted from Bulwer
Lytton’s Rienzi, music by John
Foulds, of Great Britain, op. 5, no.
2; cho. of mixed voices. 4to. ©
Apr, 29. 1929: lleapr. 2p 5) Hi for.
4072; W. Paxton & co., Itd., London.
11010
Land of my dreams. I love you; words
and music by A. M. Sollee; pf. and
ukulele acc. © May 38, 1929; 2 e.
May 7; E pub. 5718; Anna May
Sollee, Pueblo, Col. 11011
Land of the narcissus; by D. Tiomkin,
of Russia, domiciled at New York:
1st violin. ©:1c. May 24, 1929; E
unp. 7088; Dimitri Tiomkin, New
York. 11012
Largo; fiir violoncelle u. orgel 0,
klavier, von Hellmuth Soltau, of
Germany, op. 10. © Mar. 5, 1929;
11007 |
1c. Apr. 10; E for. 4172; Ernst.
Gieser, Berlin-Zehlendorf, Germany.
11013
Lasset uns den Herren preisen; Oster-
motette, von Max Reger, of Ger-
many; fiinfstimmigen gemischten
chor, ohne begleitung. Partitur.
4to. © May 7, 1929; 1 c. May 21;
E for. 4772; Breitkopf & Hiartel,
Leipzig. 11014
Late summer; unison song, words by
John Drinkwater, music by Arthur
Baynon, of Great Britain. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Apr. 4, 1929; 1 c. May 15; E for.
4813; Oxford university press, Lon-
don. 11015
Laughing biue eyes; words by P.
Lupberger, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and. melody only] © 1.
May 20, 1929; E unp. 6930; Pauline
Lupberger, St. James, Mo. 11016
Laura y Georgina; danza, musica por
Juan Morel Campos; pf. with words.
© April 5, 1928; 2 ec. April 9, 1929;
E pub. 5536; Placido Morel Campos,
San Juan, Porto Rico. 11017
Lausbuben; walzer, by E. Wilfahrt.
© 1c. May 11, 1929; E unp. 6659;
Eddie Wilfahri, New Uim, Minn.
11018
Lay me where sweet pansies grow;
words by C. Gutekunste, music by
David Reed. © May 24, 1929; 2 e.
May 27; E pub. 6311; Cathern Kute-
kunste, Mahonay City, Pa. 11019
Lead kindly light; anthem, words by
J. H. Newman, musie by F. G. Mann,
of Canada; mixed voices with organ
ace.’ 4to.. © “Mar! 18) 1929—" ac.
Mar. 19; E for. 3122; Frederic G.
Mann, Peterborough, Canada. 11020
Lead on, America! lyric by M. H. Augs-
bury, music by Frederick Martin
Lehman; mixed voices. © 1c. May
20. 1929; E unp. 6909; Mary: H.
Augsbury, Pasadena, Calif. 11021
Left my’ gal in the mountains; words
and music by C. J. Robison. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. May 14,
1929; E unp. 6736; Carson J. Robi-
son, New York. 11022
Legend of the organ-builder ; dramatic
recitation, poem by Julia C. R. Dorr,
music by Alma Stanley; pf. or organ.
Belmar, N. J., Edgar S. Werner &
co. © May 8, 1929; 2 c. May Ja;
D pub. 27513; M. S. Titus-Werner,
Belmar, N. J. 11028
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no. 5. 1929
11049
Legende; von Alfred Holy, op. 32;
harp and organ. © June 12, 1928;
meee. ADT. 19° 1920) "h. pub. Soa }
Wilhelm Zimmermann, Leipzig.
Lehre der flageoletténe (Méthode des
sons harmoniques); von Henryk
Heller, of Poland; violino. v. 1-7.
[German, French, English, Spanish
and Italian text] © Dec. 15, 1928;
1 ¢. each May 16, 1929; E for. 4564—
4570; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H., Ber-
lin. 11025-11031
Leo; English waltz, aus der komddie,
Bourgeois bleibt bourgeois, worte
von Hermann Kesten, musik von
Friedrich Hollaender,
© Feb. 20, 1929; 1 c. May 2; E for.
4283; Arcadia-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 110382
Lesson (A); by Mathilde Bilbro; pf.
© May 2, 1929; 2 c. May 4; E pub.
5695 ; Theodore Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 11033
Let me have my dreams; by Grant
Clarke and Harry Akst, arr. by E.
Chas. Eggett; voeal orch. pts., with
words; in G. 4to. © May 13, 1929;
2c. May 17; E pub. 6152; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 110384
Let me have my dreams; lyric by
- Grant Clarke, music by Harry Akst;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Apr. 29,
1929; 2.¢. May 2; E pub._5991; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 11035
Let me have my dreams; waltz, from
On with the show, lyrics by Grant
Clarke, music by Harry Akst, arr.
by Joseph Nussbaum; dance orch.
pts. 4to. © May 18, 1929; 2 ¢. May
22; E unp. 6285; M:. Witmark & sons,
New York. 11036
Let me nestle close, my dear, to you;
words and music by Louis Drake-
ford [i. e. L. H. Drakeford], of Great
Britain. ©1c. Apr. 2, 1929; E unp.
5348 ; Lewis Henry Drakeford, New
York. 11037
Let now your hearts awake with joy;
chorale, from the cantata Glad tid-
ings of great joy, text by Raymond
Harl Bellaire, music by Richard
Kountz; sop., alto and bar. 4to. ©
May 6, 1929; 2’ c. May 9; EH pub.
6005; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
11038
Let’s be sweethearts again; words and
music by Eric Valentine and Hugh
Wade, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and
of Germany. ;
notations] © May 6,
for. 4¢20.; Jb,
11039
Let’s do! lyric by Pat Ballard [pseud.
of F. D. Ballard], music by Tom
Waring. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 21, 1929; E unp. 6968;
Francis .Drake Ballard, New York.
11040
Let’s don’t ’n’ say we did; lyrie by
Phil Pouce. music by Leon Flatow.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
May 17, 1929; E unp. 6840; Remick
music corp., New York. 11041
Let’s dream; words and music by
Benny Davis and J. Fred Coots. ©
May 7.°1929% 2 'c’ May 8; EE pub.
5728; Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
11042
Let’s ring the bells; words and musie
by Marjorie Blanid Gilbert. [Words
and melody. only] © 1 ¢. May 21,
1929; HE unp. 6982; Raymond Edwin
Gilbert, Dorchester, Mass. 11048
tonic sol fa
dt, kn Cos De vane
Feldman & co., London.
Let’s sail on forever; words and mel-
cdy by N. T. Ricketts, musical arr.
by Lon Healy. © May 18, 1929;
2c. May 18; E pub. 6110; Nora Tam-
lin Ricketts, Colorado Springs, Col.
11044
Let’s sing of Ohio; words and musie
by R: B.. Smith. © 1 .¢. May 25,
1929; E unp. 7106; Roland Beatcher
Smith, Hast Cleveland, O. 11045
Let’s sit this out; words by Spencer
Taylor, music by K. M. L. Smith, of
Great Britain, domiciled at Garden
Cit ANY. ich Photostat]. ; @ndh-c
May. 8, 1929; E unp. 6916; Kenneth
Moncrieff Leslie Smith, Garden City,
twig Nt aXe 11046
Let’s stroll together once again; words
and music by R. C. Holzkamp.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
May 27, 1929; E unp. 7200; Rugen
C. Holzkamp, San Francisco. 11047
Let’s talk it over; fox-trot, words and
music by Benny Davis and J. Fred
Coots, arr. by Frank Skinner; orch.
pts. 4to. © May 7, 1929; 2 ¢ May
8; E pub. 5918; Leo. Feist, ine., New
York. 11048
Let us hope for better things than in
the past; ballad, words and music
by E. W. Shockley, music arr. by
Phil Starr. New York City, Frank
Harding. © May 6, 1929; 2 c. May
8; E pub. 6897; Emory W. Shockley,
Salisbury, Md. 11049
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11050
"Leven cent cotton, forty cent meat;
words and music by Bob Miller and
Emma Dermer. © May 6, 1929; 2 ¢.
May 6; E pub. 5662; Triangle music
pub. co., ine., New York. 11050
Lie strewn the white flocks; pastoral,
poems selected from the works of
Ben Jonson, John Fletcher and
others, music by Arthur Bliss, of
Great Britain; cho., mezzo-sop. solo
and solo flute. 4to. Apr. 30,
1929; 1 «. May 38; E for. 4154; No-
vello & co., ltd., London. 11051
Liebe (Die) ist ein schaukelbrett;
lied u. slowfox, musik von Stephan
Weiss, of Austria, arr. von Franz
Eber, of Austria; salon orch. pts.,
with words. 4to. © Jan. 24, 1929;
1c. Mar. 18; E for. 4220; Wiener
musik-verlag (Inhaber Otto Hirich),
Vienna. 11052
Lies—all lies; words by F. Gordon,
music by T. BE. Tudor. © 1 c¢. May
31, 1929; E unp. 7346; Frieda Gor-
don, St. Louis. 11053
Life-boatman (The) ; words and music
by Louis Drakeford, of Great Bri-
taing@) Ape! 17,1929 -)0 e,Apr 27;
EH for. 4242; Hawkes & son (London)
Itd., London. 11054
Life is like a dream dear with you;
waltz, lyric by L. Ong, music by A.
Allensworth. © 1c. May 1, 1929;
E unp. 6298; Alden Allensworth and
Louis Ong, Ubhrichsville, O. 11055
Life’s mirror; words by Madaline
Bridges, music by Sallie Batty An-
derson; sop. or ten. © Apr. 18,
1929; 2 ¢. May 3; B pub. 6128; Sallie
B. Anderson, Fairfield, Ia. 11056
Life’s sunshine; by H. P. Nissen; orch.
pts. New York City, Frank Harding.
4t0:.. Gy Apr: Sip l929- "2c. Apr.) 11:
EH pub. 5826; Harry Petersen Nissen,
Oakland, Calif. 11057
Light (The) in the window; words
and music by M. M. Harold. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. May 22,
1929; E unp. 7008; Mary M. Harold,
Danville, Ind. 11058
Light (A) in the window, honey; ne-
gro song, words and music by K. L.
Richards. © 1c. May 25, 1929; E
unp. 7132; Katherine Louise Rich-
ards, New York. 11059
Light of heart; from Sketches from
childhood, by William Francis Dono-
hue,. Gp. «3, RO. a } vie) (Oo Mee 2,
1929; 2 c. May 9; E pub. 5792; G.
Sehirmer, inc., New York. 11060
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 24
Light of my life; words and music by
L. L. Clark, arr. by Monetta Wells.
© 1c. May 24, 1929: E unp. 7085;
Leona Letitia Clark, Jacksonville,
Fla. 11061
Light, peace and joy; words by P.
Nafziger, music by Larry Goffin. ©
1c. Apr. 17, 1929; E unp. 6489; Paul
Nafziger, Los Angeles. 11062
Like I do; words and music by P. P.
Hilk. © 1. May 21, 1929; EH unp.
7222; Phillip Paul Hilk, Homestead,
Pa. 11063
Lil’ ol’ New York, my lil’ ol’ home;
words and music by J. Reubel.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
May 11, 1929; E unp. 6630; Joseph
Reubel, New York. 11064
Lille (Et) ord fra dig min ven; tango,
tekst af Gudde & Helle, musik af
Jules Sylvain, of Sweden; pf.
Apr. 27, 1929; 1 c. May 11; E for.
4390; Edition Sylvain, Stockholm,
Sweden. 11065:
Lily of Arcadie; lyric by Grace Thomp-
son Seton, music by M. Genet; men’s
voices. © 1c. May 16, 1929; E unp.
6804; Marianne Genet, Pittsburgh.
| 11066
Limoncito ; cancion mexicana, melodia
popular, armonizada por Alfonso Hs-
parza Oteo, of Mexico. Mexico, D.
F., A. Wagner y Levien sucs. ©
Sept. 15, 1928; 1 c. May 27, 1929; E
for. 4803; Alfonso Esparza Oteo,
Mexico City, Mexico. 11067
Linda Quisquella; plena, letra y mu-
sica de R. G. Levy. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 25, 1929;
E unp. 7183; Rafael Gonzalez Levy,
New York. 11068
Lindbergh’s romance; words and music
by G. T. Hartshorn, arr. by Frank
Carrigan. © 1 ¢. May 8, 1929; E
unp. 6517; Gerda T. Hartshorn,
Springfield, Mass. 11069
Lindy-Anne; lyric by Charles F. West,
music by William F. Hoffman. ©
Apr. 13, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 6; E pub.
5872; Charles F. West pub. co., Los
Angeles. 11070
Lingering lips; words and music by
C. J. Shokey. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. May 10, 1929; E unp.
6568; Charles J. Shokey, Islip, N. Y.
11071
Lion (The); marche militaire, by H.
Hlliott Smith, of Great Britain; pf.
© Apr. 26, 1929; 1 c. May 18; EH for.
4597; Bosworth & co., itd., London.
11072
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
Listening to me; words by W. J. Mur-
ray, music by Casper Nathan. New
York City, Frank Harding. © May
16, 1929: 2 c. May 21; Epub. 6329;
William John Murray, San Fran-
cisco. 11073
Lite gladare om jag far be; one-step,
text av Karl-Ewert och Waldemar
Dalquist, musik av Jules Sylvain
[pseud. of Stig Hansson], of Swe-
den: pf. © Jan. 2, 1929; 1 c. Jan.
12; E for. 4430; Edition Sylvain,
Stockholm, Sweden. 11074
Little by little; from Joe College,
words and music by Walter O’Keefe
and Bobby Dolan. [Words and mel-
cdy only] © 1c. May 24, 1929; E
unp. 7093; De Sylva, Brown & Hen- :
11075
Little Clarabelle; words by Jack Lar-
gay, music by Jill Largay. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. May 24,
1929; E unp. 7089; Warren James
Largay, Minneapolis. 11076
Little (A) coat of tan; words by Ray
Klages, music by J. Fred Coots.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
May 11, 1929; E unp. 6177; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 11077
Little Danny Cup'd; words by George
Gruskin, music by P. A. Cavallo, jr.
© 1c. May 1, 1929; E unp. 6286;
Peter A. Cayallo, jr., Chicago. 11078
Little dear; words and music by Bud
Carlton [pseud. of M. L. Carlton.
Chords, single staff} © 1 ¢ Jan.
18, 1929; E unp. 2922; Maurice Lloyd
Carlton, Los Angeles. 11079
Little girl; lyric and music by M.
O’Mara, of Canada. © 1c. Apr. 17,
1929; E unp. 7011; Maureen O’Mara,
Toronto, Canada. 11080
Little (A) hut in Hoboken; from The
little show, words and music by Her-
man Hupfeld; pf. and ukulele acc.
© May 1, 1929; 2 c. May-3; E pub.
5652; Harms, inc., New York.
11081
Little John; by Karl Reinecke, arr. by
J. Lilian Vandevere; toy symphony
orch. pts., with pf. and teacher’s se.
4to. © Apr. 27, 1929; 2 c. May 13;
E pub. 5849; C. C. Birchard & co.,
Boston. 11082
Little kewpie; words by E. P. Mayock,
music by Sylvester Long Cross; pf.
©. 1 ce. May 13, 1929; E unp. 6690;
. Pearl Mayock, Gilroy, Calif.
11083
derson, ine., New York.
11094
Little lady ; words and music by S. Mi-
randa and R. Montgomery. [Chords,
single staff] © 1c. May 7, 1929; H
unp. 6490; Stephens Miranda, Holly-
wood. Calif., and Reggie Montgom-
ery, Pasadena, Calif. 11084
Little Mary be my baby; words and
music by J. Luvert. © 1c. May 25,
1929; E unp. 7137; James Luvert,
Bessemer, Ala. 11085
Litile one, sleep; by Mabel Madison
Watson; pf. © May 22, 1929; 2c.
May 24; E pub. 6256; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 11086
Little pal; words and music by Eddie
Dowling and James F. Hanley; pf.
and ukulele ace. © April 24, 1929;
2 ce. April 26; E pub. 5525; Harms,
inec., New York: 11087
Little pal, little gal of my heart; words
and music by L. Lathrop. New York
City, Frank Harding. © May 17,
1929; 2 e@ May 24; E pub. 6202;
Leota Lathrop, Wheatland, Calif.
11088
Little rose-covered shack; lyric by
Mitchell Parish, music by Cornel
Tanassy, jr.; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by M. Kalua. © May 14, 1929;
2 ec. May 29; E pub. 6873; Mills
music, inc., New York. 11089
Little sweetheart ; words and music by
F. J. Hemerlein; pf. © 1 c. May
22, 1929; Hi unp.' 7019; Franklin J.
Hemerlein, Los Angeles. 11090
Loca juventud; vals lento, letra de
Antonio Jimenez de Lara, mUsica de
Juan José Espinosa, of Mexico. ©
Apr. 1, 1929;.1 cc. May) 205,;Hiator.
4793; A. Wagner y Levien sucs., s.
en c., Mexico City, Mexico. 11091
Lolita ; lyric and music by A. Folsom.
© 1c May 28, 1929; E unp. 7252;
Archer Folsom, Beverly Hills, Calif.
11092
Lon Chaney’s going to get you; lyrics
by John T. Murray, music by Gus
Edwards. {Words and melody only]
© 1. Mar. 7, 1929; E unp. 4445;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 11093
Lone (The) Hagle; concert allegro,
by Philippe Lé Veille; violin and pf.
© Apr. 25, 1929; 2.¢. Apr. 29; E for.
6123; White-Smith music pub. co.,
Boston, 11094
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11095
pt. 111, n.s., v. 24
Lone (The) EHagle’s wedding song;
lyric by Trevor A. Bailey, music by
Anna C. Trotzig and G. Schultheis,
New York-Los Angeles, Bailey, Trot-
zig and Schultheis. © May 6, 1929;
2c. May 9; E pub. 57387; Gustave
Schultheis, Los Angeles. 11095
Lonely and blue; music by Bob Craig
[i. e. Robert G. Craig] [Melody
only] ©1e. May 24, 1929; E unp.
7220; Robert G. Craig, Baltimore.
11096
Lonely little baby; words and music
by Happy Cook [pseud. of J. Cook]
[Words and melody only] ©1«
May 9, 1929; E wunp. 6545; John
Cook, Kansas City, Mo. 11097
Lonely little Cinderella; words by
Ruth Richey, music by Emerson
Gill; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
May Singhi Breen. © Apr. 6, 1929;
2c. Apr. 8; E pub. 4861; Broadway
mus-¢ corp., New York. 11098
Lonely, oh how I miss you sweetheart ;
words by Walter Hirsch, music by
Monte Wilhite; pf. and ukulele ace.
© May 22, 1929; 2 c. May 23; E pub.
6185; Joe Hiller music corp., Pitts-
burgh. 11099
Lonesome; waltz, words and music by
L. F. Bateman. © 1 c¢c. May 22,
1929; E unp. 6987; Laura Frank
Bateman, Millheim, Pa. 11100
Lonesome in my old home town; words
and music by R. L. Carter. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. May 10,
1929: E unp. 6565; Robert L. Carter,
Birmingham, Ala. 11101
Lonesome man blues; words and music
by Thomas Dorsey. [Words and
melody only] © 1 «@. May 1, 1929;
E unp. 6268; State street music pub.
co., inc., Chicago. 11102
Longing; words and music by J.
Cohen. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 6,.1929; E unp. 6441;
Julius Cohen, Brooklyn. 11103
Longo (Achille) Sonata; di A. Longo,
of Italy; violoncello e pf. © May
24, 1929; 1 ce. May 16; E for. 4517;
A. Forlivesi & c., Florence, Italy.
11104
Looking at you; words and music by
I. Berlin. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 16, 1929; E unp. 6791;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
11105
Looking thru’ the radio; words and
music by B. H. McLaughlin.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e«.
May 9, 1929; E unp. 6547; Bernard
Howard McLaughlin, Cambridge,
Mass. 11106
Lordy, Lordy ah most dead; words and
music by V. Clark. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 22, 1929;
E unp. 6999; Vivienne Clark, New
York. 11107
Los Angeles prison waltz; words by
G. B. Rayburn, music by Burrell
Van Buren. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. May 2, 1929; E unp.
6302; George Binford Rayburn,
Rosebud, Tex. 11108
Louisiana Susie; words and music by
Al Bernard; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by May Singhi Breen. © Mar.
18, 1929; 2 e@.May 1; BE pub. 5581;
Joe Morris music co., New York.
11109
Loupiots (Les); paroles de Aristide
Bruant, musique de Trémolo, of
France. © Apr. 10, 1929; 1 ¢. May
16; E for. 4686; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 11110
Love (A) affair all of our own; words
and music by H. C. Schachern.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
May 18, 1929; E unp. 6890; Helen C.
Schachern, New York. 11111
Love and war; from the musical play
The white camellia, words by
Clifford Seyler, music by Pat
Thayer, of Great Britain. © Mar.
12,.1929;1 c. Mar. 22; © for, 40625
Lareine & co., Itd., London. 11112
Love (A) baby; words and music by
V. Travers. © 1.¢. May 1, 1929;
E unp. 6290; Valentine Travers,
Corona, L. 1., N. Y. 11113
Love bird; words by B. Phillips, music
by Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. May 1, 1929; E unp.
6250; Bessie Phillips, Cleveland.
11114
Love ealled it a day; words by Hal
Christy [i. e. Harold Christy], music
by Grace Dalton. [Chords, single
staff] ‘© 1 ¢. music Apr. 11, 1929;
1 ec. words Apr. 26; EH unp. 5606;
Gertrude Duckman, Brooklyn.
11115
Love ’em and leave ’em; lyrics by G.
Robinson, music by M. Paul
Manganella. © 1c. May 25, 1929;
E unp. 7115; Grace Robinson,
Cimarron, Kan. 11116
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no. 5, 1929
Loye (A) episode; cinema incidental,
by Joseph Engieman, of Great
Britain; orch., pts., with pf.. con-
ductor. © Aug. 3, 1928; 1 c. May
22, 1929; E for. 4726; Bosworth &
co., Leipzig. 11117
Love has turned his face away; trio,
words by Philip Bourke Marston,
musie by Arthur Foote; women’s
voices. 4to. © May 21, 1929; 2 e.
May 25; E pub. 6198; Arthur P.
Schmidt eco., Boston. 11118
Love, I have sought you; words by T.
Mundy, music by’ Dawn _ Allen.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
May 17, 1929; E unp. 6861; Talbot
Mundy, New York. 11119
Love is a bubble; words and music by
S. Miranda and R. Montgomery.
[Chords, single staff} © 1 ¢c.. May
7, 1929; E unp. 6494; Stephens
Miranda, Hollywood, Calif., and
Reggie Montgomery, Pasadena, Calif.
11120
Love is a wonderful thing, but person-
ally I like spinach; words by Billy
Rose, music by Mabel Wayne.
[Words and melody only] © 1.¢.
May 11, 1929; E unp. 6766; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 11121
Love is in the air; words and music
by Benny Davis and J. Fred Coots.
© May 1, 1929; 2 c. May 2; E pub.
209% ; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
:. 11122
Love lies; selection, arr. by Henry E.
Pether, of Great Britain; pf. ©
May 14, 1929; 1 c May 16; E for.
4501; Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd.,
London. 11123
Love lit hollow; words by Morey Da-
vidson, music by Jesse Crawford and
Carl Rupp; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
May 10, 1929; 2 ec. May. 13; E..pub.
5959; Harms, ine., New York. 11124
L-O-V-E love; words and music by S.
Miranda and R. Montgomery.
[Chords, single staff] © 1c May 7,
1929; E unp. 6496; Stephens Mi-
randa, Hollywood, Calif., and Reggie
Montgomery, Pasadena, Calif.
11125
Love me a little now and then; words
and music by James Brockman.
[Words and melody only] © 1-e.
May 11, 1929; E unp. 6653; Brock-
man music pub. co., Los Angeles.
11126
Love me like I want you to; words
and music by W. Bluethner, of
Canada, domiciled at New York.
11136
[Words and melody only. Photo-
stat] © 1 ¢. May 7, 1929; EB unp.
7218; Waldo ,Bluethner, New York.
phe Py¢
Leve me that way; waltz song, words
and musiec_by EH. Heginger. New
York City, Frank Harding. © May
16, 1929; 2.¢) May 21; E pub. 6325;
Esther Heginger, Woodman, Wis.
11128
Love means nothing to you; song fox-
trot, lyric by Ralph Butler and Erell
Reaves, music by Harry Tilsley, of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele ace.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Apr. 26, 1929; 1 c. May 8; E for.
4401; Cecil Lennox, ltd., London,
11129
Love of mine; from The wishing well,
words by Peter Gawthorne, music
by Harold Garstin, of Great Britain,
domiciled at San Francisco; pf. and
ukulele ace. © April 19, 1929; 2c.
April 27; E pub. 5648; Harms, inc.,
New York. 11130
Love’s a dream; from The damask
rose, adapted from themes. of
Chopin, by G. H. Clutsam, of Great
Britain. © May 17, 1929; 1 c May
16; E for. 4460; Keith-Prowse & co.,
Itd., London. 11131
Love sings a song in my heart; lyrics
by Clarence J. Marks, music by
Joseph Cherniavsky ; pf. and ukulele
ac¢. © May 10, 1929; 2 c. May 15;
IE) pub. 5944; Sherman, Clay & co.,
San Francisco. 11132
Leve thou art mine (L’amour je
cherche l'amour) ; words and music
by Diane Pascale. © 1c. May 14,
1929 ; E unp. 6725; E. Wallace Moore,
Los Angeles. 11133
Love thrills; lyric by Al. Bryan, music
by Geo. W. Meyer; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Apr..29, 1929; 2.c. May 2;
E pub. 5992; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 11134
Love time; words and music by W.
Smith. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 20, 1929; E unp. 6910;
Walter Smith, San Francisco.
11135
Love will find a way; theme song of
In the headlines, lyric by Al Dubin,
music by Joe Burke, arr. by E. Chas.
Eggett; voc. orch. pts. 4to. © May
3, 1929; 2 c. May 7; E pub. 5998;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
11136
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111387
Love will find you anywhere; theme
song of Two men and a maid, words
by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by Abel
Baer. [Words and. melody only]
© 1c. May 11, 1929; E unp. 6771;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 11137
Lovelady Shield; part song, words by
Wilfrid Wilson Gibson, music by W.
G. Whittaker, of Great Britain;
mixed voices. London, J. Curwen &
sons, Itd. 4to. © May 7, 1929; 1 «.
May 4; E for. 4745; W. G. Whit-
taker, Jesmond, Newcastle, England.
11138
Lover’s lane is lonesome lane for me;
words and music by Carmen Lom-
bardo, Charles Newman and Nelson
Chon, arr. by Rube Bennett; pf. and
ukulele ace. © May 38, 1929; 2 «@
May 7; E pub. 5716; Milton Weil
music co., Chicago. 11139
Love’s greeting ; by Edward Elgar, arr.
by Francis Wood; pf. © Mar. 26,
1929; 2 ec. April 29; E pub. 5563;
Co-operative music co., Philadelphia.
11140
Love’s introduction ; words and music
by H. De Stefano. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. May 16, 1929; HE
unp. 6801; Henrietta De Stefano,
Lodi, N. J. 11141
Lcve’s secret; words by William Blake,
music by Constance Mills Herre-
shoff ; med. voice. © May 21, 1929;
2c. May 23; E pub. 6192; J. Fischer
' & bro., New York. 11142
Lovesick; words and music by H. C.
Schachern. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. May 23, 1929; E unp.
7067; Helen C. Schachern, New
York. 11143
Lovest thou Me; words and music by
G. Bennard; duet with cho. 4to.
©) Jan. 1, 1929; 2c. Apr. 1; E pub.
6389; George Bennard, Hermosa
Beach, Calif. 11144
Loving Colorado; words and music by
J. C. Glassford, [with harmonized
refrain] by Carl Hillyer. © May
11, 1929; 2 c. May 11; E pub. 5881;
Jesse Crandall Glassford, Denver.
11145
Lovita; Spanish song, lyric by Jose
Valdez, music by Justin Elie, of
Hayti, domiciled at New York. ©
1-.c. May. -31,, 1929; BE. unp., 7346;
Belwin, inc., New York. 11146
Low down rhythm; from Hollywood
revue of 1929, lyric by Raymond
Klages, music by Jesse Greer; pf.
pts TT nse
ace., with ukulele arr. by Hank
Linet. © May 27, 1929; 2 ec. May
28; E pub. 6351; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., New York. 11147
Low land moan; words and musie by
J. C. Johnson. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. May 10, 1929; E unp.
6604; J. C. Johnson, New York.
. 11148
Lozzi (Oscar) Two preludes; op. 11;
pf. no. 1, in E—no. 2,in B. ©1te«e
May 28, 1929; E unp. 7233; Oscar
Lozzi, Providence, R. I. 11149
Lu, that sweet baby of mine; words
and music by F. Tacinelli. © 1 «.
Apr. 26, 1929; EH unp. 6241; Francis
Tacinelli; Waterbury, Conn. 11150
Lucia; words by Billy Rose, music by
Fred Fischer. © Apr. 2, 1929; 2 ¢.
May 21; E pub. 6177; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
11151
Lucia; words by C. A. Lugo, music by
David Reed. © May 17, 1929; 2 ¢
May 20; E pub. 6104; C. A. Lugo,
Havana, Cuba. 11152
Lucille; by W. Hollander; violin. ©
1 ec. May 3, 1929; E unp. 6396; Will
Hollander, New York. 11153
Lucky little devil; lyric by Mort Dix-
on, music by Harry Woods. [Words
and melody only] © 1. May 24,
1929; EK unp. 7079; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 11154
Ludwig (Bernhard) Drei lieder;
texte von Li-tai-pe, nach dichtung
von Klabund [pseud. of Alfred Hen-
schke], musik von B. Ludwig, of
Germany; fiir eine singstimme, vor-
zugsweise bar., und klavier. 1. Im-
provisation. [2 others.] © Mar. 7,
1929; 1 c. May 2; E for. 4301 ; Amsel-
verlag, Berlin. 11155
Lullaby ; by Gladstone Evans, of Great
Britain; violin and pf. © Nov. 15,
1928; 1c. May 15, 1929; E for. 4839;
Oxford university press, London.
11156
Lullaby ; words by M. EF. Johnston, mu-
sic by George P. Hulten. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. May 8,
1929; E unp. 6521; Mary Fairchild
Johnston, Burlingame, Calif. 11157
Lullaby ; words by William F. Leggett,
music by William J. 8S. Ritscher.
[Photostat], © 1e¢. May 17, 1929;
E unp. 6858; Roy Rutherford Bailey,
Chicago. 11158
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
Lullaby waltz for Signa: by E. Bran-
ner. [Melody only] ©1. May 7,
1929; E unp. 6478; Edward Bran-
ner, New York. 11159:
Lupe Vélez; vals, de Juan Vazquez, of
Mexico, domiciled at Chicago; pf.
[Photostat] © 1 ce May 11, 1929;
E unp. 6650; Ignacio M. Valle, Chi-
cago. 11160
Lustige (Der) hornist; polka, by P.
Miiller; 1st B [flat] cornet. © 1.
May 1, 1929; E unp. 6285; Peter
Miller, Philadelphia. 11161
Lustige Ulmer; polka, by E. Wilfahrt.
© 1 ¢. May 11, 1929; E unp. 6658;
Eddie Wilfahrt, New Ulm, Minn.
11162
Luz celeste: letra y musica de Concep-
cion V. Pardo, of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles. [Photostat] ©lce.
Apr. 15, 1929; E unp. 6874; Felipe
Valdes Leal. Los Angeles. 11163
Lyric fox-trot; von Harry Blum, of
Germany; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. London, J. Liber. 4to. ©
Mee 15,, 1925 -.,1 .c.. Apr. _19,. 1929;
E for. 4187; Edition Otto Kuhl, G.
m. b. H., Cologne, Germany. 11164
McKinley song; official song of the
McKinley intermediate school, words
and music by E. Brix; pf. 8vo. ©
May, 27, 1929; 2 c. May. 27; E: pub.
6307; Else Brix, St. Louis. 11165
Maddalena; parole e musica di Odo-
ardo Spadaro, of Italy; pf. © June
1, 1929:.1. ¢.-May 31; 4H for.. 4852;
A. Forlivesi & ¢., Florence, Italy.
11166
Mademoiselle Pomme-de-terre; comedy
one step, words by Robert Har-
greaves and Stanley J. Damerell,
music by Tolchard Evans, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele acc. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr.
30, 1929; 1c. May 8; EH for. 4404:
Cecil Lennox, Itd., London. 11167
Miidelchen yom Rhein; lied und valse
moderato, text von Ernst Grund und
Richard Rillo, musik von Max
Fliess, of Germany, arr. von Hart-
wig von Platen, of Germany; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
Heb. 18, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 10; ..E, for.
4167; Edition Meisel & co., G. m. b.
H., Berlin. 11168
Miidels, die man liebt; operette in drei
akten, von Leo Kastner u. Alfred
Moller, musik von Leo Jessel, of
11179
Germany; klavierauszug mit Sing-
stimmen zum dirigieren eingerichtet.
© Jan. 2, 1929; 1 c. May 2: BF for.
4324; Rondo-verlag, Berlin. 11169
Maesaleg; words by Dafydd ap
Gwilym, English words by Will Ifan,
music by David Evans, of Great Bri-
tain; bar., with harp or pf. acc. ©
Apr. 4, 1929; 1c. May 15: © for.
4832; Oxford university press, Lon-
don. 11170
Magic (The) charm; operetta in 2
acts, book and lyrics by Sarah
Grames Clark, music by Winifred
Moore. Voc. sc. 4to. © July 15,
TOT oe Go Mery 20a O29 = 1D) Ip rie
27510; J. S. Fearis & bro., Chicago.
11171
Magic isle; words and music by M. A.
Blower. © 1 c. May 31, 1929; E
unp. 7364; Mary A. Blower, Mont-
erey Park, Calif. 11172
Magic paint box; by Jack Le Soir and
Ray Doll; pf. © May 15, 1929; 2 ec.
May 17; E pub. 6234; Harms, inc.,
New York. at rss
Magnificat [and] Nune dimittis; mu-
sic by G. Hoad, of Canada; mixed
voices. 4to. [English text] ©
April 23, 1929; 2 ec. April 24; E pub.
5726; George Hoad, Montreal, Can-
ada. 11174
Maid of Grand Pré; words and music
by E. C. Herring. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1«. May 22, 1929; BH
unp. 6995; Hlizabeth C. Herring,
Philadelphia. 11175
Maientanz; text von Julius Gersdorff,
musik von Hermann Wenzel, of Ger-
many, op. 178, no. 21; gemischten
chor, ohne begleitung. Partitur. ©
Keb. 2, £9293 e1i May ) 27 0H Gior.
4312; Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 11176
Mais vous étes si jolie; paroles de
Phylo, musique de R. Ghislain et HE.
Gueydan, of France; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by F. Salabert. © Apr.
10, 1929; 1 « May 16; E for. 4680;
Francis Salabert, Paris. inna,
Maker (The) of dreams; poem by Wil-
liam Allen White, music by H. Hein-
miller. © May 16, 1929; 2 c May
18; E pub. 6046; Harold Heinmiller,
Albany, N. Y. 11178
Makin’ friends; melody by J. Teagar-
den. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. May 1, 1929; E unp. 6275; Jack
Teagarden, New York. 11179
079
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11180
Maldita revolucion; corrido, letra y
musica de Concepcion V. Pardo, of
Mexico, domiciled at Los Angeles.
[Photostat] © 1c. Apr. 15, 1929;
E unp. 6876; Felipe Valdes Leal,
Los Angeles. 11180
Mallika; lyric by W. B. Speth, music
by Niels M. Dahl. © 1 © May 27,
£929 5 NY Apa aoe W llatoe ~ .
Speth, Denver. 11181
Mamacita linda; polka, por Luis N.
Varela, of Mexico, domiciled at El
Paso; pf. Svo. [Photostat] © May
11, 1929; 2 c. May 18; E pub. 6086;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 11182
Mama’s boy; words by L. S. Cabeal,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 25, 1929;
E unp. 7122; Louis 8. Cabeal, North
Westport, Mass. 11183
Mames (A) trehren; words and mu-
sic by S. Small. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. May 3, 1929; E
unp. 6368 ; Solomon Small, Brooklyn.
11184
Mamima; valse caprice, by R. M. Mil-
ler; E flat,saxophone, with pf. acc.
© May 13, 1929; 2c. May 22; E pub.
6146; Roy Merrill Miller, Detroit.
: 11185
Mamma nu mi mannati all’ acqua sula ;
Sicilian song, versi e musica di A.
Capolingua, of Italy, domiciled at
Philadelphia, Pa. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. May 29, 1929; E
unp. 7309; Antonio Capolingua,
Philadelphia. 11186
Mammy knows; words and music by
E. Snyder. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. May 8, 1929; E unp.
6508; Edward Snyder, Indianapolis.
11187
Man about town; words by T.. Joyce
and Sammy Mysels [i. e. S. G. My-
sels], music by S. G. Mysels. © 1c.
Apr. 25, 1929; EH unp. 7224; Samuel
Girard Mysels and Teddy Joyce,
Pittsburgh. 11188
Man (The) in the moon; words by D.
J. Overfield, musie by Cleo A. Hibbs.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
May 25, 1929; E unp. 7135; Dorothy
Jane Overfield, Long Beach, Calif.
11189
Man (The) in the wood; German folk
tune, from Hansel and Gretel, arr.
by J. Lilian Vandevere; toy Sym-
phony orch, pts., with pf. and teach-
er's: se... 400." © Apt 21, 19297 snc,
May 13: E pub. 5851; C. C. Birchard
& co., Boston. 11190
pt. III, n.s., v.24
Mandolin solos with piano accompani-
ment; by Perey W. A. Scott,, of
Great Britain.
23, 1929: 2 c. May 27; B pubeGaiee
James Hart Johnstone, Kalamazoo,
Mich. 11191
Manduline ’a ’pusilleco; versi e mu-
sica di Luigi Donadio, of Italy, dom-
iciled at New York; pf. © 1c. May
6, 1929; E unp. 6446; John Clano,
Woodside, L. I., N. Y. 11192
Manhattanette; by Claude Lapham;
pf. © May 21, 1929; 2 ec. May 23;
E pub. 6172; Crawford musie corp.,
New York. 11193
Manierka; polka, by J. Biega; violin.
© 1c. May 15, 1929; E unp. 6742;
John Biega, Perth Amboy, N. J.
11194
Many are the wonderful times we
never had to-gether ; words and mu-
sic by J. W. Casey; pf. and ukulele
ace. © May 10, 1929; 2 c. May 8;
EH pub. 5732; James W. Casey, Pasa-
dena. 11195.
Many roads; 2-pt. song, words by Kate
R. Moffat, old Dutch melody adapted
and arr. by Alfred Moffat, of Great
Britain. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Mar. 18, 1929; 1 ¢.
Mar. 19; E for. 3123; Novello & co.,
ltd., London. 11196
Maquina (La); plena, letra y musica
de R. G. Levy. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. May 25, 1929; E unp.
7184; Rafael Gonzilez Levy, New
York. 11197
March D’Artagnan; by Hugo Riesen-
feld: pf. © Mar. 5, 1929; 2 c. May
16; E pub. 6058; Kalmus filmusic
edition, New York. 11198
March of the boy scouts: by G. A.
Grant-Schaefer, arr. by James M.
Fulton; military band pts. with
conductor. 4to. © May 2, 1929;
2 ec. May 20; E pub. 6220; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 11199
March of the legion; by Victor J.
Grabel; band pts. 4to. © May 9,
1929; 2 c. May 20; E pub. 6098;
Charles L. Barnhouse, sr., Oska-
loosa, Ia. 11206
March (The) of the marines; by
Roland F. Seitz; band pts. 4to. ©
May 6, 1929; 2 c. May 11; E pub.
6059; R. F. Seitz, Glen Rock, Pa.
11201
580
Folio no. 4. © May -
4
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
11224
Mareh (The) of the medicos; by N.
Nathanson’; pf.’ © ‘1c. “May 25,
1929; E unp. 7098; Nathaniel
Nathanson, Philadelphia. 11202
March of the tin cavalry; by Mabel
Madison Watson; pf. © May 22,
1929; 2 ec. May 24; E pub. 6251;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
11203
March of the Wabash; by B. G. Wil-
liars >. pfiy. ©,.Mar,.,.d,,; 1929 5).2-¢
Mar. 16; E pub. 5754; Blanche
Graham Williams, Indianapolis.
11204
March of the wood-spirits; by HE. E.
Harder; pf. © May 16, 1929; 2 ¢.
May 24; E pub. 6204; Erwin E.
Harder, Chicago. 11205
Marcha para piano dedicada al Lic.
Jose Vasconcelos; por Feliciano V.
Hernandez, of Mexico, domiciled at
Los Angeles. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 c.
Maye 1: ) pub.,-, 6040; EF. --V.
Hernandez, Los Angeles. 11206
Marche capricieuse; par Ed. Poldini,
of Hungary, op. 117, no. 1; pf. ©
May 2, 1929;:2 c. May 4; E pub.
5696; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 11207
Marche exotique; par Ed. Poldini, of
Hungary, op. 117, no. 2; pf. © May
peo: 2 oc. May 45 HE pub. 5097;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
11208
Marche fantasque; par Ed. Poldini, of
Hungary, op. 117, no. 3; pf. © May
2, 1929; 2 c«. May 4; E pub. 5698;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
11209
Marche finale; par Ed. Poldini, of
Huugsary,,.op.. 11% ).no., 43.) pt:
May 2, 1929; 2 «. May 4; EH pub.
5699; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 11210
Marcolina; by B. Stambler. © 1 e.
May 14, 1929; E unp. 6723; Bern
Stambler, Brooklyn. 11211
Marguerite; words and music by L.
Dosdall. © 1 ¢c. May 31, 1929; E
unp. 7357; Laura Dosdall, Bay City,
Wis. 11712
Marie polka; by E. Wilfahrt. [Mel-
ody only] © 1 c. May 28, 1929;
E unp. 7248; Eddie Wilfahrt, New
Ulm, Minn. sBPAR;
Marietta; words by Herbert Fletcher,
American lyric by Samuel Ward.
pe
9)
music by H. B. Hedley, of Great
Britain. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 21, 1929; E unp. 6962;.
Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
11214.
Marionette (The) ; by John Thompson,.
apr 44: pf, ‘© May 13, 1929; 2 ¢
May 20; E pub. 6080; Willis music’:
co., Cincinnati. 11215.
Marionette (The); by. Nell Hanft;
Dis) AplLacordese; 2 C. Aprs Bae
E pub. 5867; Walter A. Quincke,.
Los Angeles. 11216
Mariposa; fox-cancion, letra de Luis
Espinosa de los Monteros, musica de
Carlos Espinosa de los Monteros,
of Mexico. © Jan. 15, 1929; 1 «.
May 27; E for. 4799; A. Wagner y
Levien sucs., s. en ¢., Mexico City,
Mexico. 11217
Marquisette; gavotte, by A. W. Lan-
sing; pi, 3© tMay:22, 1929; 2; ¢.
May 24; E pub. 6241; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 11218
Married life is just sweet heaven to
me; fox-trot, words and music by ©
M. Berger. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ec. May 2, 1929; E unp.
6331; Mac Berger, New York.
11219
Martinello; valse_ brilliante[!], by
Cortland P. Gilmore; alto saxo-
phone, with pf. ace. © May 25,
1929; 2.-e. May 25; E pub. 6295;
Rubank, ine., Chicago. 11220
Mary Jane; lyrics by Jack Meskill,
music by Rete Wendling and Max
Rich, arr. by W. C. Lindemann; pf.
and ukulele ace. © May 17, 1929;
2c. May 18; E pub. 6067; Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
11221
trois
de J.
Mas (Le); piéce lyrique en
actes, paroles et musique
Canteloube, of France. Partition
chant et pf. 4to. © Apr. 5, 1929;
- 1e. Apr. 30; D pub. 27483; Heugel,
EaAcis: 11222
Massachusetts; hymn, words and
music by J. H. Nichols; pf. © Apr:
29, 1929; 2. c. May 1; E pub. 5592-
John H. Nichols, Tewksbury, Mass.
11228.
Mastertone (The) guitar method; ed.
by Nick Lucas, Carson Robison, and
others. © May 13, 1929; 2 c. May
15; aff. May 16; AA 16310; Robbins
music corp., New York. 11224
81 ;
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11225
pt. 111, n.s., v. 24
Matins; 2-pt. song, words by Aubrey
Dowdon, music by Maurice Besly, of
Great Britain; female voices. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
May 'd5, 1929.3. eo\ May a7; for.
4477; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
\ AtQ25
*Mauresques; serenade, by Gaston
Borch, orch. by Walter C. Schad;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor and 1st
violin conductor. © Aug. 15, 1928;
2c. Aug. 18; E pub. 698289 ; Belwin,
inc., New York. 11226
May flowers and day dreams; words
by M. Hale, music by Chester
Escher; 1st violin. © 1 c. May 2,
1929; E unp. 6313; Mae Hale, Con-
cord, Tenn. 11227
Maybe—who knows? by Johnny Tuck-
er, Joe Schuster and Ruth Hitting,
arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus; vecal orch.
pts.; in. E flat. 4to. © May 13,
1929 > 2).¢,-May 17 32 BE publ etal;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
11228
Maybe—who knows; fox-trot, by
Johnny Tucker, Joe Schuster and
Ruth Htting, arr. by Joseph Nuss-
baum; dance orch. pts. with words.
Ato. ©, May. 8, 1929; 2.c May 7;
EK pub. 5999; M. Witmark & scns,
New York. 11229
Maybe—who knews; words and music
by Johnny Tucker, Joe Schuster and
Ruth EHtting; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Apr. 16, 1929; 2c. Apr. 19; E pub.
5806; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 11230
Maybe you'll forget; lyric by L. Jan-
nah, music by A. J. Larson; pf. and
ukulele acc. © May 14, 1929; 2 c¢.
May 18; E pub. 62638; Anna Jose-
phine Larson, Sherburn, Minn.
11231
Maybe you’re gonna be sorry; words
and music by C. J. Kaun. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. May 8,
1929: I) unp. 6534; Carl J. Kaun,
Guttenberg, Ia. T1232
M’ayin yovo esris? words and music by
M. Kotlowitz. © 1c. May 9, 1929;
EH unp. 6542; Max Kotlowitz, New
Rochelle, N. Y. 11233
Mazurek; by Gustave Lind, of Great
Britain’ pf. © Apr. 22, 1929; 1c.
May 17; E for. 4473; Augener, Itd.,
London. 11234
Me nzore o no me nzore; versi di N.
Nicoletti, musica di Tomaso Barba,
of Italy, domiciled at New York. ©
1c. Mar. 6, 1929; E unp. 4895; Ni-
cola Nicoletti, New York. 11235
Me odias; criolla, letra de Fernando
Lecuona, musica de EH. L. de
Brouwer, of Cuba. Habana, Lecuona
music co. © Jan. 20, 1929; 1 ¢ Apr.
18; E for. 4729; Ernestina Lecuona
de Brouwer, Havana. 11236
Medallion theme [and] Torture, birth
music; by Hugo Riesenfeld; pf. ©
Mar. 5, 1929; 2 ¢: May 16; E pub.
6055; Kalmus filmusic edition, New
York. 11237
Meet me in my dreams to-night; lyric
and music by S. R. Quick. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢ May 15,
1929; E unp. 6748; Sorah Reva
Quick, Chicago. 11238
Meet the boy friend—don’t laugh; fox
trot, words by Billy Rose, musie by
Henry H. Tobias, arr. by Charles
Maxwell; orch. pts. 4to. © May 10,
1929; 2 e@. May: 11; E pub. 5953;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 11239:
Mei weiberl; walzer, by E. Wilfabrt.
© 1c. May 11, 1929; E unp. 6661;
Eddie Wilfahrt, New Ulm, Minn.
11240
Mein schatz ist braun wie schokolade;
Hawaiian song, text von Flor
[pseud. of Max Maretzki] und Rillo,.
musik von Josef Freudenthal, of
Germany. © Apr. 15, 1929; 1 c.
May 14; E for. 4441; International-
edition, G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 11241
Mein schatz ist braun wie schokolade ;.
Hawaiian song und slowfox, text
von Flor [pseud. of Max Maretzki]!
und Rillo, musik von Josef Freuden-
thal, of Germany, arr. von Fred
Ralph [pseud. of Hermann Krome],
of Germany; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Aopr..15, 19295, 176
May 14; E for. 4486; International-
edition, G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 11242
| Melancholy moon; lyric by Tom Ford,
music by Don Kendall. [Words and
melody only! ©1c. May 17, 1929;
E unp. 6841; Remick music corp.,
New York. 11243
Melodie sionské; a chvalozpévy, ses-
tavil S. Fabry, of Czechoslovakia,
domiciled at Akron, O., spolupofa-
datele M. Fabry i A. R. Hanak. ©
Apr. 6, 1929; 2 c. and aff. May 16;
A 9133; Samuel Fabry, Akron, O.
11244
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
Melody divine; lyric by Herman Ruby,
music by Norman Spencer; pf. and
ukulele acc. © May 18, 1929; 2 ¢.
May 16; E pub. 6158; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 11245
Melody in D minor; by Ivy Herbert,
of Great Britain, op. 2, no. 3; violin
with pf. ace. © May 1, 1929; 1c.
May 13; E for. 4431; Joseph Wil-
liams, ltd., London. 11246
Melody, moonlight and you; ballad,
words and music by H. T. Daily.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
May 16, 1929; 2 c. May 21; E pub.
6328; Hester Thomas Daily, Aroma
Park, I. 11247
Melody (The) of dreams; words and
music by Anne Moore [pseud. of S.
A. Whittemore]. arr. by Leo G. D.
Wiemer. [Photostat] © 1 ¢« May
18, 1929; E unp. 6898; Sarah A.
Whittemore, Washington. 11248
Melody of love; by I. Vilven; pf.
Philadelphia, M. D. Swisher.
Mar. 11, 1929; 2 ce. Mar. 13; _E pub.
4400; IeRene Vilven, Philadelphia.
11249
Memorandum; words and music by
C. Goll. © 1c. May 13, 1929; E unp.
6670; Charlotte Goll, Chicago.
11250
Memories are yours, not mine; words
and music by S. Perla and G. Shill-
ing. [Words and melody only] ©
1 c. Apr. 9, 1929; E unp. 6714; Sol
Perla and Gus Shilling, Brooklyn.
11251
Memories at twilight; words by Syl-
vester Long Cross, music by L.
Spencer and Lucy Durant Viles; pf.
© 1c. May 27, 1929; E unp. 7155;
Luella Spencer, Portland, Or. 11252
Memories of childhood; words by B.
Foren, music by Chester Escher; 1st
violin. © 1c. May 16, 1929; E unp.
6813; Bessie Foren, Boise, Id. 11253
Memories of mother; words and music
by E. Deacon; male yoices. © Apr.
2, 11920; 2 c..May A37H pub.(55e7 :
Edwin Deacon, Talent, Or. 11254
Memory of love; words by J. W. Fran-
zone, music by Domenic Gregorio.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
May 15, 1929; E unp. 6751; James
W. Franzone, Brooklyn. 11255
Mem’ries of long ago; waltz ballad,
words and music by V. W. Vincent.
© 1c. May 8, 1929; E unp. 6523;
Vera Wright Vincent, Lindsay, Calif.
11256
11266
Men; words by Desmond Carter, mu-
sic. by H. B. Hedley and Jack
Clarke, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © May 14, 1929; 1 «.
May 16; E for. 4496; Francis,. Day
& Hunter, ltd., London. 11257
Men Isabella tink pié va’ du gor; one-
step, text av Karl-Ewert, musik av
Jules Sylvain [pseud. of Stig Hans-
son], of Sweden; pf. SAME) 2
1929; 1 c. Jan. 12; E for. 4425; Edi-
tion Sylvain, Stockholm, Sweden.
11258
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig
Felix) Spring song; arr. by Cyril
Monk, of Australia; violin 1, 2, and
pf. with additional pts. for string
orch. © Apr. 8, 1929; 1 ec. May 13;
E for. 4757; W. H. Paling & co., ltd.,
Sydney, Australia. 11259
Menuet; de Suite bréve, par Louis
Aubert, arr. par Roger Branga, of
France; small orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928;
1 ec. Apr. 30, 1929; BE for. 4124; Du-
rand et cie., Paris. 11260
Menuet des lutins; de Mare Delmas,
of France, arr. de L. Julien-Rous-
seau, of France; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Apr. 18,
1929; 1 e@ Apr. 29; E for. 4848;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd., Lon-
don. 11261
Menuet rococo; par Chr. Danning, of
Denmark; pf. © Dec. 7, 1925; 1 «.
May 6, 1929; E for. 4266; Nordeuro-
peisk musikforlag, Odense, Den-
mark. 11262
Merrick (Frank) Two movements in
symphonic form; dedicated to the
memory of Franz Schubert, by F.
Merrick, of Great Britain; orch. sc.
[Photostat] © 1 ec. Apr. 18, 1929;
E unp. 6374; Columbia graphophone
co., Itd., London. 11263
Merry (The) fiddler; by Cuthbert
Haris, of Great Britain; violin and
pf. © May 22, 1929; 2 c May 24;
E pub. 6245; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 11264
Merry masons; march, by M. A.
Beaurman, arr. by H..G. Gerrish;
orch... ‘Sc... ©, 1 ex Apest, 19295 Bb
unp. 5271; Marie Anna Beaurman,
Tacoma. 11265
Merry—merry; _ selection, arr. by
Henry EH. Pether, of Great Britain;
pf. © May 14, 1929; 1 ce May 16;
E for. 4510; Francis, Day & Hunter,
Itd., London. 11266
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pt. ITI, n. s., v. 24
Merry scenes; by A. HE. Cafarella;
orch. pts. © May 22, 1929: 2 ¢.
May 24; E pub. 6212; Atlas music
corp., New York. 11267
Merry (A) tale; by Heller Nicholls,
of Great Britain; pf. © May 2,
1929; 2 c. May 4; E pub. 5700;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
11268
Message (A) from a broken heart;
words and music by V. E. Sibley.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
May 3, 1929; E unp. 63864; Violet
Elizabeth Sibley, Moosic, Pa. 11269
Messe des pauvres; par Erik Satie, of
France; orgue ou pf. © Apr. 10,
1929; 1 ce. May 16; E for: 4622;
Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris. 11270
Mi nueva desgracia; vals, por Pio-
quinto Gonzalez, sr., of Mexico,
domiciled at El Paso; pf. SvVo.
[Photostat] © May 11, 1929; 2 ¢.
May 18; FE pub. 6073; Dionisio Acos-
ta, Los Angeles. 11271
Miao!..miao!.. il black-bottom del
gatto, di Luigi Sansoni, of Italy;
Ppiceola orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. 4to. © Jan. 15, 1929: 1 e.
Apr. 25; E for. 4063; Guglielmo
Zanibon, Padua, Italy. 11272
Midstream; theme song of the photo-
play, words by L. Wolfe Gilbert, mu-
sic by Abel Baer. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. May 11, 1929: BE
unp. 6770; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
11273
Mighty lonely; words by Speed Lang-
worthy, music by Leo Friedman; pf.
and ukulele acc. © May 27, 1929;
2c. May,,29.,°K pub: ;, 68625); Ds 8:
Denison & co., Chicago. 11274
Milhaud (Darius) Ballade; par D.
Milhaud, of France; 2 pianos 4
quatre mains. © Mar. 18, 1929: 1 ¢.
May 3; E for. 4844; Universal edi- |
11275
Million (A) stars; words by Jeanette
Rosenson, music by G. Leonard.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
May 6, 1929; E unp. 6465; Gus
Leonard, Everett, Mass. 11276
Mimi of old Montmarte; words and
music by D. M. Woodward. ©1e.
Apr. 8, 1929; E unp. 6248; Dorothy
M. Woodward, Carmel, Calif. 11277
Mimi réve; berceuse, par Zerco, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tion, a. g., Vienna.
tor.. .© Apt. 5.1929: 1.4 Aprasor
EK for. 4106; F. Moulin, Cannes,
France. 11278
Minstrel (The) (Der spielmann) ;
words by Hans Schmidt, English
version by Charles Fonteyn Manney,
music by Eugen Hildach, op. 15, no.
1; pf. and violin ace. 1. High voice,
in G. 2. Low voice, in E. © May
11, 1929; 2 ec. each May 20; E pub.
6222; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
11279
Minuet; by Berenice Benson Bentley ;
pf., 4 hands. © May 15, 1929; 2 ¢.
May 16; E pub. 6040; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 11280
Minuet; by Connie Parsons, of Great
Britain; violin, with pf. ace. ©
Noy. 22, 1928; 1 c« May 9, 1929; BH
for. 4884; Oxford university press,
London. 11281
Minuet a l’antique; by O. Lozzi, op. 5,
no. 2; pf. © 1c May 28, 1929; EH
unp. 7232; Oscar Lozzi, Providence,
R, -I. 11282
Minuet Martha Washington; by Josef
Pasternack, arr. from original sc. by
Leo A. Kempinski; orch. pts., with
pf. or organ conductor and violin 1
conductor. 4to. © Mar. 26, 1929;
2c. Mar. 27; E pub. 5748; Irving
Berlin standard music corp., New
York. 11283
Mir ist, als laég’ mein ganzes gliick
weit tiber’m meer; lied der Irina,
aus Rosen auS Florida, operette von
A. M. Willner und Heinz Reichert,
musik von Leo Fall, of Austria,
musikalische einrichtung fur das
theater von Hrich Wolfgang Korn-
gold, of Austria. © Apr. 30, 1929;
1c. Apr. 24; E for. 4069; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany. 11284
Mischievous sprites; by Josef Paster-
nack, arr. by Leo A. Kempinski;
orch, pts., with pf. or organ conduc-
tor. 4to. © Apr. 11, 1929; 2c. Apr.
12; E pub. 5004; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
11285
Miss Bobby; words and music by B.
Orchard. New York City, Frank
Harding music pub. house. © Dee.
15, 1928; 2 ec. Dec. 22; BE pub. 6395;
Beaupre Orchard, Weyburn, Saskat-
chewan, Canada. 11286
Miss Up-to-date ; from Love lies, words
by Frank Eyton, musie by Billy
Mayerl, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © May 14, 1929; 1 ce.
May 16; E for. 4502; Francis, Day
& Hunter, ltd., London. 11287
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no. 5, 1929
Missa adoremus; words from. the
Catholic church [liturgy], music by
John Farnsworth; mixed voices,
organ ace. 4to. © Apr. 29, 1929;
1c. May 1,1 c¢. May 13; E pub. 5890;
Michael L. Nemmers, Milwaukee.
11288
Missa fidelium; the office of the holy
communion, set to music by William
Y. Webbe; mixed voices with organ
acc. 4to. © April 30, 1929; 2 ec.
May 3; E pub. 5598; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 11289
Missing you; fox-trot, words by P.
Cenon-Marin, music by David Reed.
© May 24, 1929; 2c. May 27; E pub.
6310; P. Cenon-Marin, Maracaibo,
Venezuela. 11290
Mississippi moan; words and music by
C. Damron, arr. by Charlie Jeter.
© 1c. May 20, 1929; E unp. 6914;
Charlie Damron, Catlettsburg, Ky.
11291
Missouri moonlight; waltz, words and
music by J. Ring. © 1 c¢ May 831,
1929; E unp. 7355; Jack Ring,
Chicago. 11292
Mister Cinders; gems, by Vivian Ellis
and Richard Myers, arr. by Dan
Godtrey, of Great Britain; military
band pts., with conductor. (In
Chappell’s army journal, no. 565)
© Apr. 18, 1929; 1 e May 1;-E for.
4251; Harms, inc., New York. 11293
Misterioso danzante; by L. Brunelli,
orchestrated by A. Cafarella; orch.
pts. © May 22, 1929; 2 c. May 24;
E pub. 6218; Atlas music corp., New
York. 11294
Mit dir mdédcht ich ziehn bis ans ende
der welt; slow-fox, text von Richard
Rillo, musik von Josef Freudenthal,
of Germany. © Apr. 15, 1929; le.
May 14; E for. 4438; International-
edition, G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 11295
Mit dir mdcht ich ziehn bis ans ende
der welt; slow-fox, text von Richard
Rillo, musik von Josef Freudenthal,
of Germany, arr. von Hartwig von
Platen, of Germany; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Apr. 15,
1929; 1 ec. May 14; E for. 4434; In-
ternational-edition, G. m. b. H. Leip-
zig. 11296
Mitt eget blabirsstiille; onestep ur
folklustspelet Stockholmsgrabbar,
text och musik av Gideon Wahlberg,
of Sweden; pf. © May 1, 1929: 1c.
May 20; E for. 4706; Ernst Rolfs
musikforlags, A. B., Stockholm.
Sweden. 11297
57721—29—_6
o8
11308
Mitternachts-foxtrot; schlager von
Erich Konrad u. W. Lindemann, of
Germany ; orch. u. text, mit klavier,
harmonium wu. jazz band stimmen.
4to. © Apr. 30, 1929; 1 ec. May 15;
E for. 4696; Wilhelm Lindemann,
Berlin-Karlshorst, Germany. 11298
Moanin’ low; from The little show,
words by Howard Dietz, music by
Ralph Rainger; pf. and ukulele ace.
© May 1, 1929; 2 ec. May 3; E pub.
5651; Harms, inc., New York.
11299
Moins (Les) de cent-ans; marche des
vieux messieurs, paroles de Lucien
Boyer, musique de J. Boyer et Henry
Verdun, of France; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by F. Salabert. © Apr.
10, 1929; 1 ec. May 16; E for. 4662;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 11300
Moje ztotko; polka, by E. Mika; violin.
© 1c. May 16, 1929; E unp. 6800;
Edward Mika, Philadelphia. 11301
Molly please come back to me; words
and music by W. B. Stoner. ©l1e.
Apr. 24, 1929; E unp. 6349; Walter
B. Stoner, Cleveland. 11302
Mondfee; salonstiick, composed and
newly arr. by Hermann Wenzel, of
Germany, op. 57; pf. Feb. 2,
1929; 1 «. May 2; E for. 4814; Fr.
Portius, Leipzig. 11303
Moon girl of mine; waltz ballad, lyrics
by H. E. Floereky, music by M.
Paul Manganella. © 1 ¢. May 21,
1929; E unp. 6973; Herbert KH.
Floercky, Los Angeles. 11304
Moon-light, love-time and you; words
and music by Madaline Kreil Rey-
nolds. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 28, 1929; E unp. 7237;
Sophia Blanche Reynolds, Philadel-
phia. 11305
Moon madness; words and music by
Paul Smith. Junction City, 0.
Paul R. Smith. © April 9, 1929; 2
c. April 29; E pub. 5554; Van Tine
Smith & son, Junction City, O.
11306
Moon (A) night on Prospect Park
Lake; by Robert William Berick.
[Chords, single staff] © 1c¢ May
29, 1929; E unp. 7262; Ralph Marie
Bonsanti, Brooklyn. 11307
Moon of love; words and music by N.
Armstrong. © 1 ¢ May 29, 1929;
EK unp. 7265; Nancy Armstrong, New
York. 11308
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11309
Moon-tipped lake; by Kate Laycock
Haight; pf. © May 138, 1929; 2 «.
May 20; E pub. 6091; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 11309
Moonbeams; waltz song, words and
music ‘by E. M. Cook. New York
City, Frank Harding. © May 11,
1929; 2 c«. May, 15; E pub. 5934;
Effa M. Cook, Reno, Nev. 11310
Mconlight and me; words and music
by W. O. Gregg. © 1 c¢. May 3,
1929; E unp. 6393; William Oliver
Gregg, Relay, Md. 11311
Moonlight brings dreams of you;
words and music by Vinson Hunter
and Charles H. Cuppett. [Photo-
stat] © May 24, 1929; 2c. May 27;
E pub. 6301; V. Hunter & C. Cup-
pett, Columbus, O. 11312
Moonlight memories; words by Mar-
garet Elise Kossow, music by Bus
Malpas [i.e. W. F. Malpus] ©l1e.
May 6, 1929; E unp. 6488; Warren
Frederick Malpas, Bloomfield, N. J.
11313
Moonlight on the lake; sketch, by J.
Christopher Marks; organ. © May
22, 1929; 2 c. May 24; E pub. 6243;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
11314
Moonlight on the Mississippi; words
by Tom Ford, music by Franklin
Ferguson and Irving Bibo. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. May 29,
1929; E unp. 7287; Santly bros., inc.,
New York. 11315
Moonlight reminds me; words by Gus
Kahn, music by Helen Crawford.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
May 11, 1929; E unp. 6624; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 11316
Mocrings; words by Geoffrey Fyson,
music by Wilfrid Sanderson, of
Great Britain. © Apr. 12,. 1929; 1
c. May 10; E for. 4898; Boosey & co.,
Itd., London, 11317
Morenita; letra y musica de Ramon
Peraza, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles; pf. S8vo. [Photostat] ©
May 11, 1929; 2 ec. May 18; E pub.
6076; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
11318
Moss Lake; tango, by J. B. De Souza,
of Great Britain, domiciled at New
York; pf. © 1 ¢ May 11, 1929; E
unp. 6609; J. Barretto de Souza,
New York. 11319
Moszkowski (Moritz) Melodie; sere-
nata, arr. by Francis Wood; pf. ©
Mar. 26, 1929; 2 c.. April 29; EH pub.
pt. 111, 0-83 Vv. 24
5562; Co-operative music co., Phila-
delphia. 11320
Mother; words and music by Frances
Marion Ralston; med. or high voice.
© May 4, 1929; 2 c. May 9; E pub.
5781; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
TIS21
Mother; words by Wilbur D. Nesbit,
music by A. Walter Davidson [pseud.
of W. A. Davidson] © 1 ec. Mar.
29, 1929; E unp. 5198; Walter Abra-
ham Davidson, New York. 11322
Mother, dear old mother ; waltz ballad,
words and music by W. 8S. Galamore,
arr. by Harry P. Guy. © Apr. 24,
1929; 2 c. May 3; E pub. 5710; Will
S. Galamore, Detroit. 11323
Mother knows best; lyric by Ben
Ryan, music by Violinsky [pseud.
of Solly Ginsberg]; pf. and ukulele
ace. © May 23, 1929; 2 c. May 25;
E pub. 6314; Remick music corp.,;
New York. 11324
Mother mine; Mother’s day solo, words
and music by Carrie Barnacastle
Cole; med. voice. © Apr. 1, 1929;
2 ec. May 11; E pub. 5921; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 11325
Mother sing me a lullaby tonight;
words and music by M. Hodges.
[Words and melody only] ©1«..
May 10, 1929; E unp. 6566; Myrtle
Hodges, Jackson, M.ss. 11326
Mother, will we be pals up there;
words by H. R. Kern, music by Lu-
ther A. Clark. © 1c. May 17, 1929;
E unp. 6849; Henry R. Kern, Car-
rolton, Mo. 11327
Mothers’ day; words by Harman C.
Bickley, music by H. C. Bickley and
F. J. Rainboth. © Apr. 29, 1929; 2
ce. May 13; E pub. 5858; Frank J.
Rainboth, Los Angeles. 11328
Mother’s lullaby; words and music by
Mrs. Max Tieger [i. e. R. R. Tieger],
arr. by John Scribe. © 1¢. May 28,
1929; E unp. 7255; Rudae R. Tieger,
Elizabeth, N. J. 11329
Mountains ain’t no place for bad men ;
words by William H. Raskin, music
by Irving Kahal. © Apr. 15, 1929;
2c. May 4; E pub. 5636; Adams, Vee
& Abbott, ine., Chicago. 11330
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Idome-
neo; rezitativ u. arie der Ilia, von
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, hrsg.
von Lilli Lehmann, of Germany, with
preface and explanatory notes, kla-
vierbearbeitung von Felix Giinther.
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© May 3, 1928; 1 ce. July 2; B for.
4199; Ullstein, a. g., Berlin. [©
preface and explanatory notes]
1331
——, L’ impresario; ouverture, arr.
par Racul Moreau, of France; orch.
restreint avee pf. conducteur. pts.
© Apr. 5, 1929; 1 e@ Apr. 30; E for.
4113; Choudens, Paris. 11332
Symphony in C major; Jupiter,
ed. by Daniel Gregory Mason; pf.
Copyright is based upon new matter
by D. G. Mason, namely, his inter-
pretation represented in the legible
notation thereof contained in the
copies filed, and his arr. and prefa-
tory. matter. © April 18, 1929; 2 ¢.
April 20; E pub. 5612; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 11333
—— Titus; overture, arr. par W.
Tull.us, of France; orch. restreint
avee pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dec.
31, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 30; E for. 4114;
Choudens, Paris. 11334
—— Vado, ma dove? O: Dei! kon-
zertarie fiir sop. u. orch., Klavier-
begleitung nach der partitur bearb.
von Rainer Winkelmann, of Ger-
many; gesang u. klavier. © Feb. 5,
1929; 1 ec. Mar. 18; E for. 4239; Uni-
versal edition, a. g., Vienna. 11335
Muchachas alegres; fox trot, letra y
musica de Belisario de Jesus Garcia,
of Mexico. © Apr. 1, 1929; 1 «.
May 27; E for. 4795; A. Wagner y
Leyien sucs., Ss. en c., Mexico City,
Mexico. 11336
Miiller (Sigfrid Walther) Sonate;
von S. W. Miller, of Germany, op.
24; violine u. klavier; in G dur. ©
Apr, 15, 19293, 1c Apr. 30°; Bi fdr.
4241; Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leipzig.
11337
Muisto (Ett minne); laulu valssi tai
piano soolo, sanat ja sivel V. Kor-
pela, of Finland. © Aug. 15, 1928;
1c. May 7, 1929; E for. 4256; Vilho
Korpela, Tampere, Finland. 11338
Mujer Sevillana—plus ultra; pasa-
ealle, words and music by J. M.
Lacalle. © 1c. May 11, 1929; E unp.
6952; Joseph M. Lacalle, Brooklyn.
11339
Mummers (The) on parade; words
and music by J. P. Hansen. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. May 28,
1929; E unp. 7242; John Paul Han-
gen, Boyertown, Pa. 11340
Murmullos; tango; by L. M. Ferreté,
of France; pf. conducteur. © Sept.
11352
20, 1928; 1 .¢c. Mar. 15, 1929; HE for.
4598 ; L. M. Ferreté, Paris. 11341
Music of the breeze; by Mathilde Bil-
bro; pf. © May 2, 1929; 2 c. May
4; E pub. 5693; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 11342
Music of the rain; by Mathilde Bilbro ;
pf. © May 2, 1929; 2 c. May 4; E
pub. 5691; Theodore Presser Go.,
Philadelphia. 11343
Musie of the waves; by Mathilde Bil-
bro; pf. © May 2, 1929; 2 c. May
4; E pub. 5694; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 11344
Musical moods; by Amy Dearden, of
Great Britain; pf. © Apr. 26, 1929;
1c. May 18; EH for. 4596; Bosworth
& co., Itd., London. - 11345
Musical (The) salvationist; compiled
by F. G. Hawkes, of Great Britain.
With supplement. v. 43, pt. 5, May
1929. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © May 8, 1929; 1 e¢.
May 18;. E. for. 4593; .Salvationist
pub. & supplies, ltd., London. 11346
Mussolini; parole di G. D. Giuseffi,
musica di A. S. Dimichino. [Ital-
ian and English text] © May 6,
1929; 2 c«. May 11; E pub. 5878;
Girolamo D. Giuseffi, Denver, Col.
11347
My Advocate; gospel solo, words by
Sarah Warriner Osgood, music by
George C. Stebbins. Cincinnati,
Fillmore music house. © May 2,
1929; 2 e. May 10; E pub. 5758;
Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati.
11348
My Angeline; fox-trot, lyric by L.
Wolfe Gilbert, music by Mabel
Wayne, arr. by Kenn Sisson; orch.
pts. 4to.°'© “April 29," 1929 | Zee:
April 30; E pub. 5601; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 11349
My Aragon Rose; lyric by Thekla
Hollingsworth, music by Margaret
Cantrell; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
May 6, 1929; 2 e. May 9; E pub.
5739; Vincent Youmans, New York.
11350
My beautiful blue bell; words by
Norina Logan, musie by F. Wild. ©
1 ec. May 2, 1929; E unp. 6303; Fran-
ces Wild, Los Angeles. adtSor
My big thrill; words and music by
Russ Walters [i. e. R. E. Walters],
and’ ‘i: D. Poesy: pt. “© Pye. May
3, 1929; E unp. 6388; Les Dryden
Poe and Russell Edward Walters.
San Francisco. 11352
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11353
pt. III, n.s., v. 24
My Bobby; words and music by EH. | My dreams are all of you; lyrics and
Jackson; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by T. Kahana. New York, Edward
B. Marks music co. © May 28,
1929; 2 c. May 29; E pub. -6359;
Euga Jackson, Detroit. 11353
My castle in Spain is a shack in the
lane; fox-trot, by Cliff Friend, arr.
by O. Sciacca; band pts. obl. 24mo.
© April 29, 1929; 2 c. April 30; E
pub. 5600; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
11354
My castle on the Nile; words and mu-
sic by R. G. Craig; pf. © 1 c. May
6, 1929; E unp. 6467; Robert G.
Craig, Baltimore. 11355
My darling; words by Latham Ovens,
music by M. H. Slote, arr. ty Mau-
rice’C. Whitney; pf. © 1 ¢ music
May 10, 1929; 1 c@ words May 17;
E unp. 6886; Milton Henry Slote,
Ithaca, N. Y. 11356
My dear; waltz song, words and music
' by Gus Kahn and Joe Sanders; pf.
and ukulele ace. © April 30, 1929;
2c. May 2; E pub. 5606; Leo Feist, -
11357
My dear; waltz, words by Gus Kahn,
music by Joe Sanders, arr. by Eddie
Bard; orch. pts. 4to. © May 7,
1929: 2 ¢«. May 8; E pub. 5917; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 11358
My dear Hawaii, I love you still;
words and music by L. Red Hawk
[pseud. of L. Hawk] and J. Macario,
jr. © 1c May 14, 1929; E unp.
6740; Joseph Macario, jr. and
Leonard Hawk, Honolulu. 11359
ine., New York.
My dream girl; words and melody by
EK. L. Berry, arr. by Luther A. Clark.
© 1c. May 8, 1929; E unp. 6511;
Emma Leuise Berry, Mount Vernon,
ery. 11360
My dream of you; words and music
by I. B. Breitstein. © 1c. May 25,
1929; E unp. 7100; Irma Bell Breit-
stein, San Francisco. 11361
My dreamland man; words and music
by G.I. Palm. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. May 14, 1929; E unp.
6722; Gladys Irene Palm, Mount
Vernon, N. Y. 11362
My dreamland rose; fox-trot, theme-
song from Hyacinth, lyric and music
by Oswald Guido Loeffler; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Jan. 10, 1929; 2.
April 19; EH pub. 5640; Julius Hain-
auer, Breslau, Germany. 11363
music by R. E. Tervalon; ist violin.
© 1c. Apr. 138, 1929; E unp. 5714;
Ralph Edward Tervalon, West Ba-
den, Ind. 11864
My dreams are dreams of you; words
and music by F. H. Scott; pf. and
ukulele ace. © 1. Apr. 23, 1929;
E unp. 6240; Francis H. Seott, North
Wales, Pa. 11365.
My girl; words and music by F. Con-
don; pf. © 1c. May 24, 1929; H
unp. 7083; Frank Condon, Kansas
City, Mo. 11866
My girl of the Golden West; words
and music by J. R. Luxon.’ New
York City, Frank Harding. © May
3, 1929; 1 c« May 8; HE pub. 5902;
Joseph Roswarne lLuxon, Kelrin,
Ariz. 11367
My girl of the U. S. A.; words by
Ernest Roscoe, music by H. Hooper.
© May 238, 1929; 2 @ May 2(j0
pub. 6412; Henry Hooper, Salt Lake
City. 11368
My girl on Broadway; words and mu-
sic by M. Jones. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. May 3, 1929; H
unp. 6861; Minnie Jones, LaGrange,
N. C. 11369
My happy days of long ago; slow fox-
trot, words and music by E. de los
Santos; 1st violin. © 1 ¢. May 7,
1929; EH unp. 6488; Emilio de los
Santos, San Francisco. 113870
My happy dreams; words by T. A.
Lusk, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. May 20,
1929; E unp. 6927; Thomas A. Lusk,
Birmingham, Ala. Tiss
My heart calls to thee; words and mu-
sie by E. S. Carl, arr. by C. Adelaide
Slatter. © May 4, 1929; 2 c. May
4: E pub. 5664; Emma Slatter Carl,
Newport, Ky. 11872
My Kathleen May; words and music
by F. Cracolice, jr. and Louis Gai-
otto. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ce. May 31, 1929; E unp. 7343;
Frank Cracolice, jr. and Louis Gai-
otto, San Jose, Calif. 113738
My Kentucky mountain girl; words by
J. E. Guernsey, musie by F. Thomp-
son. © 1c. May 27, 1929; E unp.
7148; Kloyd Thompson and J. H.
Guernsey, Indianapolis. 11374
088
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no:.5, 1929
My lady love; words and music by S.
E. Zalant’s. [Words and melody
only] © 1'c. May 16, 1929; E unp.
6787; Stamati Emmanuel Zalant’s,
Detroit. 11875
My Lahaina Rose; words and music
by Irving Mills and Jack Scholl; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Apr. 16, 1929;
2c. May;4;,.H pub. 5633; Mills
music ine., New York. 11376
My little American bride; words and
music by H. A. Phillips, of Great
Britain. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 27, 1929; E unp. 7190;
Henry Albert Phillips, Bareilly,
India. 11377
My little blue-eyed baby; words and
music by R. Pantano. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 3, 1929;
& unp. 63863; Rosamond Pantano,
South Fork, Pa. 11378
My little charming miss; words and
music by W. M. Seyferlich. © 1 ¢.
May 10, 1929; E unp. 6607; Walter
M. Seyferlich, Chicago. 11379
My little heaven that used to be;
words by M. Leroux, music by
Samuel H. Speck. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 21, 1929;
EH ounp. 6958; Miidred Leroux, El
Dorado, Ark. 11380
My little love nest; words by L. Glass,
music by Samuel H. Speck. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. May 10,
1929; E unp. 6597: Loucille Glass,
Humble, Tex. 11881
My Lord, what a morning! negro
spiritual, arr. by John W. Work;
men’s voices. 4to. © May 2, 1929;
2 c. May 4; E pub. 5687; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 11382
My love for you was always true;
waltz, by J. Bonomolo. [Melody
only] © 1. May 8, 1929; E ump.
6526; Jack Bonomolo, Brooklyn.
11383
My lucky boy, your lucky girl; words
by A. Welker, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Apr. 12, 1929; E unp. 6710; Agnes
Welker, Warsaw, N. Y. 11384
My Lucky Strike song; words by M.
Capps; music by S. Sabo. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢ May 13,
1929; E unp. 6705; Stephen Sabo
and Morton Capps, Sheridan, Wy.
11385
My mammy’s moonlight lullaby; waltz
song, words by Ivo Winn [i. e. I. M.
W. Andress], music by M. Paul
11396
Manganella. © 1 .¢. May 9, 1929;
E unp. 6564; Ivo May Winn Andress,
Fort Dodge, Ia. 11386
My melody girl: waltz, words and
music by EH. A. Eckert and Ruth
Usher. © May 25, 1929; 2.¢. May
25; E pub. 6297; Emil A. Eckert and
Ruth Usher, Charleroi, Pa. 11387
My mem'’ry of home sweet home;
words and music by HE. D. Wilson,
arr. by F. M. Pierce. © 1c. May
10, 1929; E unp. 6602; Edward D.
Wilson, Walla Walia, Wash. 11388
My mother; poem and melody by
C. H. Leber, arr. by O. M. Cook.
© 1c. May 6, 1929; E unp. 6503;
Charles H. Leber, Kent. Wash., and
O. M. Cook, Seattle. 11389
My mother; words and music by L. H.
Drakeford, of Great Britain. ©1e.
Apr. 2, 1929; E unp. *5341; Lewis
Henry Drakeford, New York. 11390
My Nevada; lyric and music by M. A.
Coleman; pf. acc., with violin obbl.
© May 1, 1929; 2 c. May 6; E pub.
5658; Martha A. Coleman, Carson
City, Nev. 11391
My only consolation; comedy fox-
trot, words and music by John R.
Charlton and Alan Brodie, both of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© May ‘15,'1929; 1 cc: May 20; HB
for. 4701; Cambridge music co., ltd.,
London. 11392
My only one; words and music by W.
Sherman. © 1c. May 29, 1929; HB
unp. 7294; Walter Sherman, Atlantic
City, N. J. 11393
My own little wildwood Rose; fox-
trot, words and musie by L. W.
Chobar: pf. and ukulele ace. New
York City, Frank Harding. © May
15, 1929; 2 c. May 24; E pub. 6201;
Louis W. Chobar, Lincoln, Neb.
11394
My paradise; lyric by Herbert Magid-
son and James Cavanaugh, music
by Michael H. Cleary; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Apr. 29, 1929; 2 ¢.
May 2; E pub. 5996; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 11395
My paradise; words and music by
Walburga Grigollo. © May 27%,
1929 = 2° May 21 2 en pub. Gow 5
Chester Escher. New York. 11396
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES.
11397
My pretty tootsy wootsy baby; words
by M. Costeldi, music by Chester
Escher; 1st violin. © 1c. May 16,
1929; E unp. 6817; Michael Costeldi,
Warren, R. I. 11397
My rose of all the world; words by
R. J. Cannaday, music by Clytie
Cannaday Thomson. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 29,.1929;
EK unp. 7297; Ralph J. Cannaday,
Roanoke, Va. 11398
My rosebud of love; words and music
by Larry Norrett, arr. by Jack
Budniak; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
May 15, 1929; 2 c. May 17; E pub.
6041; Winton music co., Cleveland.
11399
My Sampan queen; words and music
by Z. D. Rapp, of Great Britain.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
May 31, 1929; E unp. 7344; Zoe
Dora Rapp, Hong Kong, China.
11400
My school-girl sweetheart; words by
B. Roach, music by Luther A. Clark.
© 1c. May 7, 1929; E unp. 6472;
Billy Roach, Oakville, Tex. 11401
My sin; words and music by B. G. De
Sylva [pseud. of George Gard De
Sylva], Lew Brown and Ray Hender-
son; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
Joseph M. Weiss. © Apr. 2, 1929;
2c. May 21; E pub. 6178; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
11402
My song; words by M. Smith, music
by Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] ©1c¢ May 1, 1929; E unp.
6252; Mary Smith, Massillon, O.
11403
My song of the Nile; words by Al
Bryan, music by Geo. W. Meyer; pf.
and ukulele ace. © May 13, 1929;
2c. May 16; E pub. 6160; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 11404
My soul shall be joyful; anthem,
words from Psalms, music by Gott-
fried H. Federlein ; mixed voices and
alto solo, with organ ace. 4to. ©
May 2, 1929; 2 c. May 9; E pub.
5789; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
11405
My Spanish sweetheart; by Nellie
Mayer; melody, with pf. acc. ©1c.
May 23, 1929; E unp. 7061; Nellie
Mayer Gingold, Brooklyn. 11406
My special occasion girl; words by C.
F. Alderson, music by Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. © 1 ¢ May 13,
1929; EK unp. 6684; Chas. F. Alder-
son, Leland, Or. 11407
pt. 111, n.s., v. 24
My sunny South; words and music by
W. Mahoney. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. May 29, 1929; EK unp.
7270; William Mahoney, New York.
11408
My swan down girl; waltz song, writ-
ten and composed by Hugh Barry
[pseud. of H. V. Ballard], of Great
Britain. © 1c. May 9, 1929; E unp.
7074; Hubert Vivian Ballard, Lon-
don. 11409:
My sweet Helene; words by Al. Bryan,
music by Geo. W. Meyer; pf. and
ukulele acc. © May 138, 1929; 2 ce.
May 16; E pub. 6159; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 11410:
My sweet midnight girlie; words and
music by EH. A. Engelke. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 22, 1929;
EK unp. 7001; Erhardt Albert Hn--
gelke, Brackettville, Tex. 11411
My sweetheart; words and music by
G. L. Long. [Words and melody
only] ©1e«¢. May 27, 1929; E unp.
7149; Glynn Lea Long, New Orleans.
11412:
My sweetheart; words and music by
Haven Gillespie and Little Jack
Little; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
A. J. Franchini. © May 21, 1929;
2 ¢«. May 22; E pub. 6270; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
114138.
My sweetie’s coming back to me; fox-
trot, words by B. Wakefield, music
by Ray Hibbeler. © 1 c. May 13,
-1929; E unp. 6703; Beulah Wake-
field, Chicago. 11414
My true blue sweetheart; fox-trot bal-
lad, words and music by Perry Alex-
ander, Harry Reser and Woody
Frisino. © Mar. 15, 1929; 1 c. Apr.
16; 1 c. Apr. 25; E pub, 6232; F. B.
Haviland pub. co., New York. 11415.
My violin; words by R. EH. Leigh,
music by Burrell Van _ Buren.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
May 11, 1929; E unp. 6638; Robert
Edward Leigh, Little Rock, Ark.
11416:
My way; fox-trot, words and music by
M. Moses, harmonized by A. D.
Hunter. [Photostat} © 1 ¢ May
10, 1929; EK unp. 6617; Monte Moses,
Los Angeles. 11417
My whoopee doll; words and music
by A. Marovich. © 1 c. May 20,
1929; EK unp. 6940; Anne Marovich,
Borkeley, Calif. 11418.
090
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
My wonderful love; theme song from
Moulin Rouge, words by William
Stone, music by Charles Wynn; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Mar. 22. 1929;
2 ¢. Mar. 25; E pub. 4789; Harms,
inc., New York. 11419
My wonderful you; waltz ballad, words
and music by W. Jian. © 1 ¢. May
1, 1929; E unp. 6299; William Jian,
Dayton, O. 11420
My world you hold Lou; words and
music by L. A. Donohue. © 1 ©¢.
May 2, 1929; E unp. 6330; Louis
Augustine Donohue, Philadelphia.
11421
Na also, Marie! foxtrot, text von Nik
Zeram |pseud. of Max Maretzki],
musik von Joe Joyce [pseud. of Josef
Freudenthal], arr. von Hartwig von
Platen, both of Germany; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Apr. 15,
1929; 1 e@. May 14; E for. 4485;
International-edition, G. m. b. ° H.,
Leipzig. 11422
Na also, Marie! foxtrot, text von Nik
Zeram [pseud. of Max Maretzki],
musik yon Joe Joyce [pseud. of Josef
Freudenthal], of Germany, klav.-
arr. von Hartwig von Platen, of Ger-
many. © Apr. 15, 1929; 1 c«. May
14; E for. 4489; International-edi-
tion, G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 11423
"Na vota sola, Mari’! versi di L. Fucci,
musica di Antonio Quintavalle, of
Italy, domiciled at Philadelphia.
[Words and melody only] © May
20, 1929; 2 c. May 25; E pub. 6291;
Luigi Fucci, Philadelphia. 11424
Nada me importa; letra y musica de
Manuel Moreno, of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles. 8vo. [Photostat]
1 Ape, 22.1999". 2 ¢. Agr. 27.0 We
pub. 6062; Dionisio Acosta, Los An-
geles. 11425
Nar granarna klidas till brud; séing-
vals, text: Jean Ernst-Sif, musik:
Jean Ernst, of Sweden; pf. with
words. © Dec. 10, 1928; 1 c. Apr.
25, 1929; E for. 4005; Edition Syl-
vain, Stockholm, Sweden. 11426
National airs and patriotic songs; Chi-
nese Republic, Colombia, Cuba, Do-
minican Republic, Esthonia, Finland,
Haiti, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland
and Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and |
Slovenes, compiled by Funk & Wag-
nalls eco. 1-4. [Words and melody
only] © Apr. 1, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 27;
EK. pub. 5657; Funk & Wagnalls co.,
New York. 11427
11437
Ne plus t’aimer; valse russe sur les
motifs de la chanson du film Anna
Karénine, par René Sylviano, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur, 1° violino conducteur et
paroles. .© Apr. 10, 1929; 1 ¢. May
16; E for. 4655; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 11428
Near you; fox-trot, special gramophone
arr. by Darny and Eler, both of
France; ten. and alto saxophone,
trombone, trompette and_ batterie
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Mar. 20; 1929; 1 ¢« Apr. 13; H for.
3941; Darny and Eler, Paris. 11429
"Neath the moon and stars; words by
Oliver Murray Edwards, music by
William Berwald; high voice. Syra-
cuse, N. Y., Oliver music co. © Apr.
16. 1929; 2 c. Apr. 19; E pub. 6126;
Oliver M. Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y.
11430
’Neath the summer moon; by N. Lud-
wig. [Melody only] © 1 ec. May
18, 1929; E unp. 6894; Norbert Lud-
wig, Brooklyn. 11431
"Neath the sweet locust tree: words
and music by Rosalee Todd. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢ May 22,
1929; E unp. 6998; Emma R. Payne,
Warrensburg, Mo. 11432
Needing you; words and music by T.
and, Ni day. 2©- fc May 7, ‘1929%
E unp. 6763; Tillie Jay and Nancy
Jay, New York. 11433
Negra (La) ; fox-trot, por Martin Mar-
tinez, of Mexico, domiciled at El
Paso; pf. 8vo. [Photostat] ©
May 11, 1929; 2 c. May 18; E pub.
6071; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
11434
Nedra (Ta) getyouv; serenata, from the
operetta ‘H Tpaézrn ayarn words and
music by Nicholas Hatziapostolou,
of France. © Dec. 18, 1928; 1 «¢.
May 13, 1929; E for. 4418; Alector
pub. co., New York. 11435
Nestling in your arms; theme song of
Whispering winds, lyrics by IL.
Wolfe Gilbert, music by Erno Rapee.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
May 9, 1929; E unp. 6550; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine., New York.
11436.
Never again; words by S. W. Niles,
music by A. O. Mason; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © May 13, 1929; 2 c. May
11; E pub. 5879; Sam W. Niles and
Abner O. Mason, Los Angeles.
11437
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11438
pt. III, n.s., v. 24
New (The) kind’a blues; words and
music by W. O. Gregg. © 1c. May
3, 1929; E unp. 6394; William Oliver
Gregg, Relay, Md. 114388
New (The) leaf; words anon., music
by L. H. Hemmerly; pf. [Photo-
stat] © 1c. May 6, 1929; E unp.
6433 ; L. Howard Hemmerly, Bethle-
hem, Pa. 11439
New (The) moon; selection, music by
Sigmund Romberg, selected and arr.
by H. M. Higgs, of Great Britain;
pt. London & Sydney, Chappell & co.,
Itd. © Apr. 4, 1929; 1 e. Apr. 25;
E for. 4087; Harms, ine., New York.
11440
New Ulm; polka by John Wilfahrt.
© 1c. May 1, 1929; E unp. 6262;
Consolidated music pub. house, Chi-
cago, 11441
Night (An die nacht) ; words by Wilh.
Michel, English version by Walter
Henley, music by Aloys George
Fleischmann, of Germany, op. 26, no.
i+ © Apr. 3, 1929; 1..¢,.May: AT;
i) for. 4469; Augener, Itd., London.
11442
Night brings your love call to me;
when night is falling, lyric by Bar-
nett Ellis, music by Arnold Lam-
bertz. © May 2, 1929; 2 c. May 1;
E pub. 5569; Kay & Kay music pub.
corp., New York. 11443
Night (The) I loved her; words and
music by A. Lingis. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. May 10, 1929;
EKeunp. 6579; Alfred Lingis, Water-
bury, Conn. 11444
Night (A) in dreamland; words and
music by L. F. Boyer. [Words and
nielody only] © 1c. May 27, 1929;
BW unp. 7203; LeVon Fritz Boyer,
Butler, Pa. ) 11445
Night (The) was made for love; by
Robert Fram. [Melody only] © 1
c. May 13, 1929; E unp. 6709; Benn
Trivers and Robert Fram, inc., New
York. 11446
Nina; waltz, by S. F. Baldin, of Rus-
sia, domiciled at Jamaica, N. Y.; pf.
© 1e¢ May 27, 1929; EB unp. 7179;
Siluan F. Baldin, Jamaica, N. Y.
11447
Ninna-nanna zingaresca; adattamento
ritmico di Carlo Italia, musica di
Sebastiano Rizzarelli, of Italy. ©
1 ¢. May 2, 1929; E unp. 6335; En-
rico Bernstiel, Milan. 11448
Ni-si-ni-mi; petite fantaisie chinoise,
par Francis Casadesus, of France;
orch. parties, avee pf. conducteur et
1? violon conducteur. 4to. © Dec.
31; 1928; 1 c. May 16, 1929; KE for.
4643 ; Choudens, Paris. 11449
Nissaki; valse caprice, by R. M. Mil-
ler; EK flat saxophone, with pf. acc.
© May 18, 1929; 2 c May 22; EH
pub. 6144; Roy Merrill Miller, De-
troit. 11450
No fool man can make a fool out of
me; words and music by Carlton
Kelsey, Val Burton and Jack Stern;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © May 16, 1929;
2c. May 17; E pub. 6048; Irving
Berlin, inec., New York. 11451
No, I won’t marry for money; words
and music by Peggy Grindstaff Bry-
ant [i. e. M. G. Bryant] New York
City, Frank Harding. © Feb. 19,
1929; 2 ce. Feb, 26: HE’ pub. 5825;
Martha Grindstaff Bryant, Weslaco,
Tex. 11452
No me olvides; bolero, letra y musica
por R. Concepcion. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. May 11, 1929;
E unp. 6621; Roberto Concepcion,
New York. 11453
No me preguntes; por Pioquinto Gon.
zalez, sy., of Mexico, domiciled at
El Paso; pf. S8vo. [Photostat] ©
May 11, 1929; 2 c. May 18; E pub.
6072: Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
11454
No night there, the city four-square ;
words by John R. Clements, melody
by H. P. Danks, harmonized and arr.
by G. Waring Stebbins; mixed
voices. Flushing, N. Yoo
Schroeder. © Mar. 5, 1929; 2°c.
Mar. 7; E pub. 3956; Biglow &
Main co., Chicago. 11455
No one but you; fox-trot song, words
by Pat Ballard [psued. of F. D.
Ballard], music by Jack Albin. ©
May 23, 1929; 2 c. May 25; E pub.
6294; Francis Drake Ballard, New
York. 11456
No one can take your place; fox-trot
song, lyric by L. Wolfe Gilbert, mu-
sic by Mat Malneck and Frank Sig-
norelli. © April 29, 1929; 2 ¢. May
1; E pub. 5607; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 11457
-No one can take your place; fox trot,
words by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by
Matt Malneck and Frank Signorelli,
arr. by Frank Skinner; orch. pts.
4to. © May 7, 1929; 2c. May 8; EH
pub. 5919; Leo. Feist, inc., New York.
11458
592
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
. 11483
No one else; words by Benny Davis,
music by Lew Pollack. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 17, 19298;
E unp. 6844; Remick music corn.,
New York. 11459
Nobody but you; from Hollywood re-
vue of 1929, lyric by Joe Goodwin,
music by Gus Edwards; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by Hank Linet. © May
27, 1929; 2 c. May 28; E. pub. 6847;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York, 11460
Nobody but you; lyrics by Joe Good-
win, music. by Gus Edwards.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Mar. 7, 1929; E unp. 4448; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
11461
Nobody else, just you; words and mu-
sic by T. and N. Jay. © 1c. May
7, 1929; E unp. 6762; Tillie Jay and
Naney Jay, New York. 11462
Nobody ever loved like I love you;
words by G. H. Pappas, music by
Samuel H. Speck. New York City,
Frank Harding. © May 6, 1929;
2c. May 8: E pub. 5906; Grace H.
Pappas, Cleveland. 11463
Nobody loves me; words by F. Kubat,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 20, 1929;
E unp. 6929; Frances Kubat, Omaha,
Neb. ~~ 11464
Nobody’s fault but your own; fox-trot,
words and music by Alan Murray
and Ray Noble, arr. by Eddie Bard;
orch. pts. New York, N. Y., Leo
Feist, inc. 4to. © April 8, 1929;
2c. April 9; E pub. 5599; Francis,
Day & Hunter, Itd., London. 11465
Noche divina; tango, by K. L. Rich-
ards, op. 55; pf.+’in B: flat.
May 16, 1929; E unp. 6825; Kathe-
rine Louise Richards, New York.
11466
Noche (Una) feliz; vals, por M. Pa-
gan, arr. por Francisco Tiz1: pf.
© 1c. May 7, 1929; E unp. 6475:
Manrigque Pagan, New York. 11467
Noche (Una) serena y obscura; letra
VY musica de Manuel Moreno, of Mex-
ico, domiciled at Los Angeles; pf.
[Photostat] © May 16, 1929; 2 «¢.
May 21; E pub. 6143; Dionisio Acos-
ta, Los Angeles. 11468
Noche (Una) serena y obscura; letra
y musica por J. Fernandez; two
voices, [Photostat] © 1.¢. May
23, 1929; E unp. 7072; La popular
music publishers, Chicago. 11469
593
(Cy:
Nocturne chinois; by O. Lozzi, op. 14;
pf. © 1c. May 28, 1929: BE unp
7235; Osear Lozzi, Providence, R. I.
11470
Norwegian dance; by Cuthbert Harris,
of Great Britain; violin and pf.
May 22, 1929; 2 c. May 24: E pub.
6248; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 11471
Nothing to do—but think of you; lyric
by Jack Meskill and Monty Siegel,
music by Felix Bernard, quartette
arr. by Albert Deer; male voices.
4to:, ©, Apr. 2,..1929:.2 ce, Apr 5:
EK pub. 4929; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 11472
Notre petite vie 4 nous; 24 chansons
et jeux d’ enfants, par E. Jaques-
Daleroze, of Switzerland. 1°™-5™°
recueil. 4to: © Dec.’ 31, 1928; 1 ¢.
each May 2, 1929; E for. 4294-4298 ;
Au grand passage, Genéve, Switzer-
land. 11473-11477
Notte (Una) a Taormina; da Sicilia
canora, di G. Mulé, riduzione di A.
De Cecco, of Italy; orchestrina parti,
con pf. conduttore. 4to. © May 23,
1929; 1 c. May 24; E for. 4784; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 11478
Notte di stelle; serenata, di Giulio de
Micheli, cf Italy, op. 69; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Mar.
15,,1929.- 1c. May. 2; Bi for. 40915
©. Beltramo, San Remo, Italy. 11479
Novelline; per i piccini e per i grandi,
parole di Carlo Bonapace e Mario
Pieracecini, musica di Mario Pierac-
cini, of Italy. 1. Il tesoro [5 others]
©” Apr. 25, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 26; H
for. 4076; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
11480
Novelty violin solo; from Novelty
suite, by D. Robinson; violin, with
pf. ace. © 1c. May 25, 1929; EH unp.
7108; David Robinson, New York.
11481
Now I’m in love; words by Jack Yel-
len, music by Ted Shapiro; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by Dan Dougherty.
© May 18, 1929; 2 c. May 20; E pub.
6101; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, ine.,
New York. 11482
Now what is love? part-song, words
from Hymen’s triumph by Samuel
Daniel, music by Leslie H. Heward,
of Great Britain, tonic solfa tr. by
H. J. Timothy; mixed voices. 4to.
© Apr. 24. 1929" Sie Air 2:
for. 4083; Stainer & Bell, ltd., Lon-
don. 11483
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11484
Nu poco poco ’e zuccaro ; versi di Bene-
detta C. Vairo, musica di L. Canoro;
violin. © 1c. May 8, 1929; E unp.
6380; Louis Canoro, New York.
11484
Nuptialia; suite in 4 tempi, di Silvio
Travaglia, of Italy; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. 1. Alba di nozze [3
others] © Mar. 30, 1929; 1 e@. Apr.
25; E for. 4065; Guglielmo Zanibon,
Padua, Italy. 11485
Nur eine nacht mit dir allein; foxtrot,
text von Richard Rillo, musik von
W. D. Charles, arr. von Hartwig von
Platen, both of Germany; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Jan. 10,
1929; 1 ce. Apr. 19; E for. 4191; Edi-
tion Meisel & co., G. m. b. H., Berlin.
11486
Nur sympathie; slow-waltz, worte von
Friedrich Schwarz, musik von Mar-
tin Pfau, of Germany, arr. von Hart-
wig v. Platen, of Germany; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Apr. 23,1929" (1"e. May’ 17; for.
4588; Musikverlag City, Leipzig.
11487
Nur sympathie! slow-waltz, worte von
Friedrich Schwarz, musik von Mar-
tin Pfau, of Germany,
von Hartwig v. Platen. © Apr. 15,
1929; 1 ec. May 7; E for. 4257 ; Musik-
verlag city, Leipzig. 11488
Nursery (The); dance-phantasy, by
Adam Carse, of Great Britain. 1.
Orch. se. and pts.—2. Pf. © Apr. 9,
30, 1929; 1 c. each May 17; E for.
4468, 4472; Augener, Itd., London.
11489, 11490
0! I hae seen the roses blaw; North
Country folk song, melody from
North Countrie ballads by W. G.
Whittaker, arr. by H. J. Foss, of
Great Britain; cho. of mixed voices.
London, J. Curwen & sons, ltd. 4to.
© May 11, 1929: 1 ce. May 9; E for.
4742; Hubert J. Foss, London.
11491
O love that will not let me go; an-
them, words by George Matheson,
music by J. Sebastian Matthews and
H. Alexander Matthews; mixed
voices, with organ ace. 4to. © Apr.
20, 1929; 2 ec. May 2; E pub. 5682;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 11492
O night of joy and gladness; chorale,
from the cantata Glad tidings of
great joy, text by Raymond Earl
Bellaire, music by Richard Kountz;
Sop., alto and bar. 4to. © May 6,
1929; 2 c. May 9; E pub. 6008; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 11493
klavierarr. |
pt. III, n.s., v. 24
O salutaris Hostia; [from Roman
Catholic liturgy], music by a Sister
of Saint Agnes. 4to. © Apr. 23,
1929; 2 c. May 17; E pub. 6186;
Sisters of Saint Agnes, Altoona, Pa.
11494
O starry Flag; anthem, words and
- music by A. H. Holder; mixed voic-
es; in A flat, and in B flat. Wayne,
N. J., Pioneer piano service. ©
May 27, 1929; 2 c. each May 28; H
pub. 6337; Alfred H. Holder, Wayne,
N. J. 11495
O strength and stay; anthem, music
by C. C. Harwood, of Great Britain ;
mixed voices; organ ace. 4to. ©
Mar. 21, 1929: 1 c. May 15; EH for.
4812; Oxford university press, Lon-
don. 11496
«
O wondrous night; Christmas earol,
anthem or quartet, words and music
by Bernard Hamblen; mixed voices.
4to. © May 17, 1929; 2 c. May 18;
E pub. 6216; Harms, inc., New York.
11497
O world, be gay with me; words by
Nelle Richmond Eberhart, music by
Leon T. Levy, op. 29; med. or high
voice. © May 2, 1929; 2c. May 9;
E pub. 5783; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 11498
Ob Donau oder Rhein; worte yon EH.
Leo und L. Ofner, musik von Wil-
helm Lindemann, of Germany and
Bernhard Kaempfner, of Austria. ©
Dec. 14, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 7, 1929; H
for. 4209; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 11499
Ob Donau oder Rhein; worte von EH.
Leo u. L. Ofner, musik von Wilhelm
Lindemann, of Germany und Bern-
hard Kaempfner, of Austria, arr.
von Felix Apold, of Austria; salon-
orch. mit jazz, pf. direction u. violine
1 direction. pts. 4to. © Feb. 14,
1929; 1 ce. Mar. 18; E for. 4222; Uni-
versal edition, a. g., Vienna. 11500
Obcinanie Warkoczy ; words and music
by Frank Przybylski; 1st violin. ©
1c. Apr. 17, 1929; E unp. 7327; An-
nette Przybylski, Chicago. 11501
Oberek od Rymanowa; by J. Wyskow-
ski; clarinet solo. © 1 e¢ May 10,
1929; EH unp. 6549; John Wyskowski,
New York. 11502
O’er Judea’s silent hills; from the can-
tata Glad tidings of great joy, text
by Raymond Earl Bellaire, music by
Richard Kountz; sop., alto and bar.
594
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
4to. © May 6, 1929; 2 c. May 9;
E pub. 6006; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 11503
‘Offenbach (Jaeques) Die schéne He-
lena; ouverture, arr. von Edmund
Haensch, of Germany; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and violin 1 con-
ductor. © Apr. 15, 1929; 1 ce. May
7: E for. 4261; Anton J. Benjamin,
Leipzig. ' 11504
‘Oft in memory’s garden; words and
music by Kennedy Russell, of Great
Britain; in D flat. © May 6, 1929;
1 cc May 17; E for. 4485; Kennedy
Russell publications, London. 11505
Oh! and how; fox-trot, words by R.
Fay, music by William Van Beaver.
© 1c. May 25, 1929; E unp. 7119;
Richard Fay, Mobile, Ala. 11506
Oh! baby it’s you; words and music
by H. Kessler. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. May 13, 1929; E unp.
‘6692; Helen Kessler, Newburgh,
be en 11507
Oh, baby please come back to me;
words and music by D. J. Groff.
{Words and melody only] © 1.
May 22, 1929; E unp. 6994; Donald
J. Groff, Conneaut, O. 11508
Oh! boy! her technique; lyric by Max
Worker, music by Herman M. Parris.
[Words and melcdy only] © 1 «.
May 1, 1929; E unp. 6255; Louis
Parris, Philadelphia. 11509
Oh brother brother; words by OD.
Arnold, music by E. Taylor. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. May 20,
1929; E unp. 6947; Earl Taylor and
Dick Arnold, Santa Monica, Calif.
11510
‘Oh Florida, fair land of sunshine;
words and music by L. L. Clark,
arr. by Burrell Van Buren. Jack-
sonville, Fla., Clark pub. house. ©
Apr. 18, 1929; 2 c. May 4; E pub.
5625; Leona Letitia Clark, Jackson-
ville, Fla. 11517
‘Oh! How she touches me; comedy fox-
trot, words and music by Howard
Flynn and Ralph Butler, both of
Great Britain; pf. ace., with ban-
julele banjo and ukulele arr. by Ted
Pola. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © May 4, 1929; 1 ¢. May 18;
E for. 4754; Orange musie pub. co.,
London. 11512
Oh I got the blues; fox-trot, words
and music by Will Sullivan [i. e.
W. A. Sullivan], arr. by Florence B.
11523
Price. Chicago, Ill., Englewood
music house. © May 2, 1929; 2 «.
May 22; E pub. 6182; William
Agusta Sullivan, Chicago. 115138
Oh! it won’t be long; words by J. K.
Kraus, music by Burrell Van Buren.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
May 11, 1929; E unp. 6635; John K.
Kraus, Springfield, Ill. 11514
Oh me, oh my; words and music by
Margaret Webster, Clarence Williams
and ‘Tim. Brymn. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 18, 1929;
E unp. 66738; Clarence Williams
music pub. co., inc., New York.
11515
Oh! Mirandy; words by § SEstelle
Whitney, music by M. Whitney [i. e.
M. Whitney Helms] [Words and
melody cnly] © 1c. Feb. 28, 1929;
EK unp. 4123; May Whitney Helms,
New York. 11516
Oh, Miss Propriety; words by H.
Metzger, music by Chester Escher;
Ist violin. © 1c. May 2, 1929; E
unp. 6317; Howard Metzger, Silver
Creek, N. Y. 11517
Oh, Mr. Devereaux; words and music
by L. S. Hollister; 1st violin. ©
1 e@. May 8, 1929; E unp. 6520;
Leona Stephens Hollister, New York.
11518
Oh! my sweet darling, I love you;
words and music by HEmilio A.
Aninao; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
May 14, 1929; 2 c. May 18; E pub.
6261; Musical dept., Filipino federa-
tion of America, inc., Los Angeles.
11519
Oh! pal; words and music by H. Carl
and ©. R. Rumsey. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. May 16, 1929;
E unp. 6776; Howard Carl and
Clarence Ralph Rumsey, Santa Ana,
Calif. 11520
Oh Peggy; words and music by E.
Samuels, of Australia. © 1 ¢ May
7, 1929; E unp. 6487; Edmond
Samuels, Sydney, Australia. 11521
Oh! why have I got the blues; words
and music by J. J. Kreuter. [Words
and melody only] © 1 c¢. May 22,
1929; E unp. 7006; ‘Joseph J.
Kreuter. Minneapolis. 11522
Oif der hetzke; words by M. Rund,
musie by J. Jaffe. [Words and
melody only] ©41e. May 11, 1929;
E unp. 7313; Julius Jaffe and Morris
Rund, New York. 11523
099
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11524
Ojos mentirosos; letra e musica por P.
Ramoz, of Mexico, domiciled at
Chicago; pf. [Photostat] © 1 «
Apr. 29, 1929; E unp. 6541; Peter
Ramoz, Oak Park, Ill. 11524
Old Black Jce; harmonized by De
Loss Smith; ten. 1, 2 and bass 1, 2.
4to. © Apr. 30, 1929; 2 ec. May 10;
E pub. 5757; Fillmore bros: co.,
Cincinnati. 11525
Old fashioned daddy-o-mine; words by
EK. L. Cole, music by Sylvester Long
Gross; “pt. “O° Wc May 13, 1929;
E unp. 6689; Edith Laura Cole, La
Mesa, Calif. 11526
Old fashioned lady; words and music
by Abner Silver, Al Sherman and Al
Lewis; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
Joseph. M.- Weiss: (© “Mar. °15,
1929; 2 ec. Apr. 22; E pub. 6020;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 11527
Old (An) fashioned sweetheart of
mine; words and music by Rob
Palmer. © May 1, 1929; 2 ¢. May
9; E pub. 5749; Robert Palmer pub.
co., Los Angeles. 11528
Old Glory; words and music by EH. V.
Wark. ©1c. May 27, 1929; E unp.
7213; Emma Viau Wark, Derry,
N. H. 11529
Old (The) home town; words by J. W.
Rutledge, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
May 29, 1929; E unp. 7277; Joseph
W. Rutledge, Kenosha, Wis. 11530
Old (An) Italian love song; words by
Charles Harrison, and Walter
Hirsch, music by Harry Sosnik and
EK. Clinton Keithley, arr. by Chas.
L. Cooke; pf. and ukulele ace. © 1
c. May 6, 1929; E unp: 6447; Ted
Browne music ¢o., ine., Chicago.
11531
Old (An) Italian love song; words
by Charles Harrison and Walter
Hirsch, music by Harry Sosnik and
BE. Clinton Keithley; pf. and ukulele
acc. © May 20, 1929; 2 c. May 29;
E pub. 6365; Ted Browne music ©o.,
inec., Chicago. 11532
Old man Grouch; comedy dialogue, by
Cecil S. Copping, scored by Leo A.
Kempinski; orch. pts., with pf. or
organ conductor and violin 1 con-
ductor. © Mar. 21, 1929; 2 c. Mar.
22; FE pub. 4462; Irving Berlin
standard musie corp., New York.
11533
pt. III, n. s., y. 24:
Old melodies bring memories; words.
by W. Flannigan and Ed. O’Mara,
music by David Reed. © 1 c. May
27, 1929; E unp. 7158; Wm. Flanni--
gan, Granville, N. Y. 11534
Old (An) violin; words by Helen Tay-
lor, music by Howard Fisher, of
Great Britain. © Apr. 19, 1929;
1c. May 17; E for. 4482; Boosey &
co., Itd., London. 11535.
Old Virginny lullaby ; words and music
by Bob Palmer [i. e. R. Palmer] ©
1c. Apr. 15, 1929; E unp. 6237; Rob-
ert Palmer, Los Angeles. 11536:
Olga; waltz, by S. F. Baldin, of Rus-
sia, domiciled at Jamaica, N. Y.; pf.
© 1c May 27, 1929; E unp. 7177;
Siluan F. Baldin, Jamaica, N. Y.
11537
On sk’'s; by Mabel Madison Watson;
pf. © May 22, 1929; 2 c. May 24;:
E pub. 6255; Theodore Presser Co.,
Philadelphia. 11538.
On syncope; paroles de Nazelles et
Paul Max, musique de André Mau-
prey, of France; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by F. Salabert. © Apr. 10,.
1929; 1 ¢ May 16; E for. 4668;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 11539:
On the banks of that silvery stream ;
words by W. Caplinger, music by
Andy Patterson. © 1 ¢ May 11,
1929; E unp. 6665; Warren Caplin-.
ger, Akron, O. 11540»
On top of the world, alone; words by
Leo Robin, music by Richard A.
Whiting; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
May 1, 1929; 2 c. May 3; E pub.
5618; Famous music corp., New
York. 11541
On y reviendra; paroles de Léo Lelié-
vre, fils, et De Lima, musique de
René Sylviano, of France; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by F. Salabert. ©
Apr. 10, 1929; 1 c. May 16; E for.
4665; Francis Salabert, Paris.
11542
Once in awhile; words by Art Fitch
fi. e. A. H. Fitch], music by Kay
Fitch [i. e, K. C. Fitch] [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. May 9,
1929; E unp. 6864; Kenneth Carlyle
Fitch and Arthur Holcombe Fitch,
Olean, N. Y. 11543
One day, you will remember; words.
by R. Bayfield Evans, music by Pe-
ter Packay [pseud. of Pierre Pa-
quet], of Belgium; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Apr. 15, 1929; 1 ¢. Apr. 27;
FH for. 4810; International music co.,
Brussels, Belgium. 11544
596
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
‘One fine day; humorous song, written
and composed by Kenneth and
George Western, of Great Britain.
© Apr. 29, 1929; 1 e. May 17; E for.
4489; Reynolds & co., London.
11545
One for all, all for one; theme song
of The iron mask, lyric by Jo’ Trent,
music by Hugo Riesenfeld and Louis
Alter; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
Hank Linet. © Mar. 22, 1929; 2c.
Mar. 23; E pub. 4479: Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., New York. 11546
One (The) in the world; words by
Erie Little, American version by
Mae, music by Roger Eckersley.
American version by D. Savino; pf.
acc., with ukulele arr. by Hank
Linet [pseud. of Henry A. Linet]
Apr’ 126°1929 "2 "e@ Apr."1385 EB
pub. 6399; Robbins music corp., New
York. 11547
One of these days; words and music by
Hope Hinds. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. May 3, 1929; E unp.
6356 ; Mila A. Collin, Proctor, Vt.
11548
CGne (The) rose that’s left in my
heart; words and music by D. Lyon,
and Lani McIntire. © Apr. 16,
Tee 2. eC. Ape 22 2 pub. Glsl :
Charles F. Loveland and Del Lyon,
Los Angeles. 11549
O’Neili (Norman) Four country pic-
tures; by N. O’Neill, of Great Brit-
ain; pf...©. Apr. 5, 1929; 1 ¢: May
15; E for. 4452; Oxford university
press, London. 11550
Only girl; words and music by S. Mi-
randa and R. Montgomery. © 1 «.
May 7, 1929; E unp. 6489; Stephens
Miranda, Hollywood, Calif., and
Reggie Montgomery, Pasadena, Calif.
11551
Only in dreams; lyric and music by
H. Dalton. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Apr. 24, 1929; E unp.
6345; Howard Dalton, New York.
11552
Only (The) love I know; words by
M. J. Rega, music by Al. Moquin.
© 1c. Apr. 27, 1929; E unp. 6164;
Mike J. Rega, Mt. Pleasant, Pa.
11553
Only mother knows best; words and
music by A. Turner. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. May 22, 1929;
E unp. 7020; Andrew Turner, Phil-
adelphia. 11554
og
) 11565
Only once in a million, million years;
words and music by A. Lax and HE.
Craig, [Words and melody only]
© 1c May 15, 1929; B unp. 6755;
Arnold Lax and Edward Craig,
Cambridge, Mass. 11555
Only you; by Al Jacobs [i. e. A. T.
Jacobs] © 1 c. May 13, 1929;
unp. 6680; Albert T. Jacobs, San
Francisco. 11556
Oooo! what a bad man; words and
music by M. Laing. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 8, 1929;
EH unp. 6510; Marie Laing, New
York. 11557
Ophélia ; valse, de Maurice Hermite, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © May 10, 1929; 1c.
May 28; E for. 4764; Enoch & Gie.,
Paris. 11558
Opus 1; words by T. Mundy, music by
Dawn Allen. [Words and melody
only] 1. Opening chorus.—2. No. 4.
© 1c. each May 21, 1929; E unp.
6949, 6950; Talbot Mundy, New
York. 11559, 11560
Or vedi, amor; madrigale, versi di
Francesco Petrarca, musica di-
Sebastiano Caltabiano, of Italy;
coro a quattro voci dissimili sole.
Ano. Cy Apr 26, 1929'3"de, “May 9;
E for. 4872; Societa_ tipografico-
editrice nazionale STHN, Torino,
Italy. 11561
Or what have you; from The little
show, words by Grace Henry, music
by Morris Hamilton; pf. and ukulele
aee. © May 1, 1929; 2 « May 3;
E pub. 5653; Harms, inc., New York.
11562
divina; parole di Milly
Dandolo, musica di Pier Adolfo
Tirindelli, of Italy. © May 23,
1929; 1 ec. May 24; E for. 4788; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 11563
Ora . CL’)
Orange blossom time; from Holly-
wood revue of 1929, lyric by Joe
Goodwin, music by Gus Edwards;
pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by Hank
Linet., © May. 27, 1929;2 ¢c. May
28: E pub. 6346; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., New York. 11564
Organ grinder; descriptive blues,
words and music by Clarence Wil-
liams; pf. © Mar. 1, 1929; 2 c. May
1; E pub. 5582; Clarence Williams
music pub. co., inc., New York.
11565
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11566
Orgue (L’) dels cavallets; de M.
Blaneafort, arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et 1° violini-conducteur. ©
Apr. 10, 1929; 1 c«. May 16; E for.
4645; Francis Salabert, Paris.
11566
Oriental fantasie; on melodies by
A. M. Baldwin, ed. by Walter A.
Quincke and Errol Collins; pf. ©
Apr. 29, 19295 2c. Apr. 265 Hopi.
5870; Anita M. Baldwin, Santa
Anita, Calif. 11567
Oriental fantasy; by Hdward B. Clay-
poole; pf. © May 13, 1929; 2 «.
May 18; E pub. 5882; Triangle
music pub. co., inc., New York.
11568°
Oriental flames; by O. L. Guinn; pf.
© May 21, 1929; 2 c. May 18; H
pub. 6107; Oscar Lawrence Guinn,
Sherman, Tex. 11569
Oriental moon; by J. Lichstein, of
Canada. [Melody only] © 1 «.
May 31, 1929; E unp. 7347; Joseph
Lichstein, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan,
Canada. 11570
Orthophonic (The); march and two
step, by John T. Hall; military band
pts., with solo or 1st B flat trumpet-
cornet conductor. 4to. © May 15,
1929; 2..¢), May 145°) pub. 5925;
Irving music co., New York. 11571
Orticinas; paso doble flamenco, de
Alfonso Esparza Oteo, of Mexico;
pf. © Mar. 1, 1929; 1 ce. May 27;
EK for. 4797; A. Wagner y Levien
sucs., Ss. en ¢c., Mexico City, Mexico.
11572
Our aerial honeymoon; words’ by
Larry Deybrook, music by C. D.
Pavlick; pf. ©.1-¢..May 7%, 1929;
EK unp. 6882; Clinnie Dill Pavlick,
St. Louis. iG ire:
Our Frank; march, by Scott Bradley ;
band pts. 4to. © Apr. 13, 1929;
2c. Apr. 138; E pub. 5567; Arabia
Temple, A. A. O. N. M. S., Houston.
11574
Our homeland; words and music by
Josef Brevard. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. May 16, 1929; BE
unp. 6775; Gladys R. Breckenridge,
Tallulah, La. 11575
Our ladder of roses; theme song of So
this is Paris, words by S. Gordon,
music by G. Stephenson. © May 3,
1029 5. 2 cc. May’ BH “pub. fares
Stanley Gordon and Gail Stephen-
son, New York. 11576
pt. 111, n.s., v. 24
Our little bag of tricks; words and
music by J. Fred Coots, Lou Davis
and Larry Spier. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ¢c.. May 1, 1929.
unp. 6278; Famous music corp..,
New York. : 11577
Our mission; words and music by
BE. V. Wark. © 1c. May 27, 1929;
E unp. 7212; Emma Viau Wark,
Derry, N. H. 11578
Our road song; words and music by
M. Lothhammer. © May 20, 1929; -
2c. May 27; E pub. 6333; Mildred
Lothhammer, Sacramento, Calif.
11579:
Out beneath the stars; words by J. W.
Rutledge, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
May 29, 1929; E unp. 7281; Joseph
W. Rutledge, Kenosha, Wis. 11580
Out of my dreams; from Jordan River
revue, words and music by Ramon >
Wilke Kessler and Leonard 8S. Scott.
© 1c. May 15, 1929: E unp. 7308;
Jordan River revue board of Indiana
university, Bloomington, Ind. 11581
Out-of-the-way (An) little love nest,
by an out-of-the-way little stream;
lyrics by Sammy Lerner, music by
Sammy Fain. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. May 14, 1929; E unp.
6717; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 11582
Outlaw (The); words and music by
Louis Drakeford [i. e. L. H. Drake-
ford], of Great Britain. © 1c. Apr.
2, 1929; E unp. 5339; Lewis Henry
Drakeford, New York. 11583
Outward bound; words by Wilfred
Wilson Gibson, music by W. G.
Whittaker, of Great Britain; cho. of
men’s voices. London, J. Curwen &
sons, ltd. Philadelphia, Curwen, inc.
4to. © Apr. 23, 1929; 1 ce. Apr. 20;
E for. 4852; W. G. Whittaker, New-
castle, England. 11584
Over hill, over dale; 2 pt. song for
equal voices, words from Midsummer
night’s dream, music by G. Godfrey,
of Great Britain. London, J. Cur-
wen & sons, ltd. Philadelphia, Cur-
wen, inc, 4to. © Apr. 30; 1929;
1c. Apr. 27; HE for. 4350; Graham
Godfrey, Sutton, Coldfield, England.
11585
Oxford (An) quadrangle; by H. HE.
Randerson, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Apr. 4,‘1929-" 1° May 45 ;° "for:
4840; Oxford university press, Lon-
don. 11586
098
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
11607
Paa min lysegrgnne ¢; tekst af Alfred
Kjerulf, musik af Axel Thingsted, of
Denmark; pf. © Dec. 17, 1928; 1 ¢.
May 6, 1929: E for. 4265; Nordeuro
pxeisk musikforlag, Odense, Den-
mark. 11587
Pace (La) Santa Romana; versi di
A. Ventura, musica di-Joseph Val-
lone, of Italy, domiciled at New
York. S8vo. [Words and melody
only]. © May 15, 1929; 2 c. May 1;
E pub. 5909; Angelo Ventura, New
York. 11588
Pact of peace; hymn, by A. C. Bruce;
Bi 4G) 1 e. Ape 25. 1929: BE unp.
6761; Addie Cornell Bruce, Belling-
ham, Wash. 11589
Paddle your heart down a river of
dreams; words by Robert Maxwell
Joffe, music by Millard G. Thomas.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
May 8, 1929; E unp. 6519; Maxwell-
Thomas, music publishers, New York.
11590
Padric the fidiler; words by Padraic
Gregory, music by Ernest Bullock,
of Great Britain; violin and pf. ace.
© Apr. 29, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 30; E for.
4247; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
11591
Pan; passacaglia, by Arnold Bax, of
Great Britain; pf. © Apr. 30, 1929;
1 ce. May 6; E for. 4362; Murdoch,
Murdoch & co., inc. with J. G. Mur-
doch & co., ltd., London. 11592
Paesanella; words and music by P.
Sciascia. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 23, 1929; E unp. 7053;
Pasquale Sciascia, Philadelphia.
11593
Pageant of P. T. Barnum; suite for
orch.; by Douglas Moore. Sc. 1.
Boyhood at Bethel. [4 others] ©
May 8, 1929; 2 e. May 25; E pub.
6342; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
11594
Paint slingin’ papa; words and music
by M. Hayes. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. May 11, 1929; E unp.
6627; Mariposa Hayes, New York.
11595
Painting the clouds with sunshine;
lyric by Al Dubin, music by Joe
Burke; pf. and ukulele ace. © Apr.
16, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 19; E pub. 5813;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
11596
Pais azul; letra y misica de Jorge del
Moral, of Mexico. © Mar. 1, 1929;
1c. May 27; E for. 4791; A. Wagner
y Levien sucs., Ss en ¢., Mexico City,
Mexico. 11597
Pal of S. A. M.: words and music by
K. Hallock. © 1c. May 27, 1929;
E unp. 7175; Kopple Hallock, Min-
neapolis. 11598
Pal (The) who waits for me; ballad,
words and music by L. A. Heaton, of
Canada, arr. by Wal. Bromby. ©
1 @. May 7, 1929; E unp. 6500; Lo-
rene Ashman Heaton, Rainy River,
Ontario, Canada. 11599
Palaschko (Johannes) 24 studi melo-
dici; per il conseguimento di un bel
suono sul violino, di Johannes Pa-
laschko, of Germany, op. 91. © Apr.
25, 1929. 1°c. Apr. 26; E for. 4079;
G Ricordi & co., Milan. 11600
Pals forever; theme song of New Or-
leans, words by Ben Adam, music by
Hugo Riesenfeld and Ted Shapiro;
pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by Dan
Dougherty. © May 29, 1929; 2 «.
May 31: E pub. 6426; Ager, Yellen &
Bornstein, inc., New York. 11601
Pan mtody zgaduje; words and melody
by Frank Przybylski; 1st violin. ©
Re Cy ADT oti, fO20 +, He UN Toes
Annette Przybylski, Chicago. 11602
Pannain (Guido) Sonata; di Guido
Pannain, of Italy; violin and pf.
© Jan. 23, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 18; E for.
4231; Universal edition, a. g., Vi-
enna. 11608
Pantins (Les) dansent; par Erik
Satie, of France; pf. © Apr. 10,
1929 :
- 1c May 16; E for. 4623;
Rouart, Lerolle & cie., Paris.
11604
Papa I can’t get blue; words and music
by A. G. Moss. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. May 22, 1929; E unp.
7024; Arthur Garfield Moss, New
York. 11605
arade of the marionettes ; intermezzo,
by Val Cheyne, arr. by Adolf Lotter,
both of Great Britain; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Mar.
11, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 22; E for. 4158;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd., Lon-
don. 11606
Paradis des cygnes; by James C.
Bradford; pf. © May 24, 1929; 2c.
May 27; E pub. 6808; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., New York. 11607
o99
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11608
pt. m1, n. s., v.24
Paradise with you; words and music
by S. N. Sparks. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c May 16, 1929;
E unp. 6803; Sarah Nelson Sparks,
Atlantie City. 11608
Parasites of the night; misterioso a la
polonaise, by L. Brunelli, orch. by
L. Kun; pts. © May 24, 1929; 2 «.
May 28; E pub. 6840; Atlas music
corp., New York. 11609
Parce Domine; pour double choeur, 4
7 voix mixtes, 4a capella, musique de
P. Jean-M. Plum, of France, op. 63.
4to. Apr. 5, 1929; 1 c Apr. 30; H
for. 4138; Alph. Schotte et cie.,
Boulogne s/mer, France. 11610
Parelli (Attilio) Sinfonia; in do
minore, per orch., di Attilio Parelli,
of Italy. .@2mo0,. (Pamdineds jC)
Apres 2a. 929 MEE: Apre 263 hi r0r.
4075; G. Ricordi & ¢o., Milan.
11611
Paris-Milan ; canzone one-step, versi di
Ramo e Spadaro, musica di Odoardo
Spadaro, of Italy; pf. © May 24,
1929; 1 ec. May 16; E for. 4584; A.
Forlivesi e c., Florence, Italy. 11612
Parted; waltz song, lyric by Raymond
Wallace, music by Jimmy Campbell
and Reg. Connelly, of Great Britain ;
pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by Harry
J. Staitord. “© Apr. 4, 1929; 1c.
Apr. 13; E for. 3800; Campbell, Con-
nelly & co., London. 11613
Parting; lyric by William Bruno,
music by Ernest Charles; med. voice,
in E.. © May 21, 1929; 2 ¢. May 22;
FE pub. 6149; Irving Berlin standard
music corp., New York. 11614
Parting (The) prayer; Hpworth league
benediction, words and music by HE.
Deacon. © Apr. 25, 1929; 2 c. May
1; E pub. 5588; Edwin Deacon, Tal-
ent, Or. 11615
Passacaglia; in the modern style, by
Purcell James Mansfield, of Great
Britain, op. 110; organ. © Apr. 24,
1929; 1 c. Apr. 25; E for. 4084;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 11616
Passacaille ; par Erik Satie, of France;
pf. © Apr. 10, 1929; 1 c May 16;
Ei for. 4624; Rouart, Lerolle & cie.,
Paris. 11617
Passe-temps; 12 pieces for the pf.,
by Caroline Maude [i. e. Viscountess
Hawarden], of Great Britain, v. 1.
© Apr. 24, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 25; E for.
4086; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
11618
Pastels; words by Isabel C. Greene,
music by Marjorie Eastwood Dud-
ley; med. voice. © May 2, 1929;
Zc. May 9; EF pub. 5802; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York. 11619
Pustorale [and] Jolly picnickers; by
Oswald B. Wilson; pf. © May 4,
1929; 2c. May 4; E pub. 5666; Ben-
dix pub. co., Lincoln, Neb. 11620
-athetie song; by Robert William
Berick. ©1c. May 15, 1929; E unp.
6741; Ralph Marie Bonsanti, Brook-
lyn. 11621
Patienee; reicht das gltick dir die
hand, dann schlag ein, English waltz,
text von Rolf Flor [pSeud. of Max
Maretzki] and Josef Freudenthal,
musik von Joe Joyce [pseud. of
gosef Freudenthal], of Germany,
arr. von Hartwig von Platen, of Ger-
many. [German text] 1. Orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. —-2.
Gesang u. klavier. © Apr. 15, 1929;
1c. each May 14; E for. 4483, 4440;
International-edition, G. m. b. H.,
Leipzig. 11622, 11623
Patria; anthem, by R. Irvin; pf. ©
1c. May 3, 1929; E unp. 6402; Rich-
ard Irvin, Oyster Bay, N. Y. 11624
Patriots’ hymn; words by W. G. Bal-
lantine, music by HE. Ballantine;
mixed voices. 8vo. © May 424,
1929; 2 c. May 28; HE pub. 6415; Hd-
ward Ballantine, Springfield, Mass.
11625
Pattison (Lee) Intermezzo; pf. ©
May 21, 1929; 2 c. May 18; E pub.
6106; Bendix pub. co., Lincoln, Neb.
11626
Patty; words by F. Hawkins, music
by Samuel H. Speck. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 21, 1929;
iE unp. 6957; Fosta Hawkins, New
Franklin, Mo. 11626
Paul Revere’s ride; cantata, text by
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, music
by Mary Strawn Vernon and Nora
Loraine Olin; sop., alto and bar.
4to. © Apr. 18, 1929; 2 ce. May 14;
D pub. 27505; Raymond A. Hoff-
man co., Chicago. 11628
Pux vobiscum; in piam memoriam F.
P. S., by J. St. A. Johnson, of Great
Britain ; orch. se. [Photostat] ©1
ec. Apr. 18, 1929; HE unp. 6373; Co-
lumbia graphophone co., Itd., Lon-
don. 11629
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
Payaso; tango, letra de Gustavo Hoyos
Ruiz, misica de Alfonso Esparza
Oteo, of Mexico. © May 2, 1929;
1 ec. May 27; E for. 4796; A. Wag-
ner y Levien sucs., s. en ¢., Mexico
City, Mexico. 11630
Peguena balada; words by Estanislav
Alberola Serra, music by J. Osma.
© 1c. May 21, 1929; E unp. 6984;
Julio Osma, Astoria, L. I., N. Y.
11631
Pelea (La) Tunney-Dempsey; plena,
letra y musica de R. G. Levy.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
May 25, 1929; E unp. 7181; Rafael
Gonzalez Levy, New York. 116382
Pelo 4 pelo; letra y musica de Conra-
do Varela, of Mexico, domiciled at
Los Angeles. [Photostat] © May
16, 1929; 2 c. May 21; E pub. 6142;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 11633
Pendleton round-up; words by G. F.
Smith, music by Sylvester Long
Gross. .pi. (c).' 1 .e...May. 13, 1929:
E unp. 6688: George Frederick
Smith, Walla Walla, Wash. 11634
Pennsylvania ; words and music by H.
S. Yoder, arr. by Dan Michaud.
[Photostat] ©1e. May 3, 1929; E
unp. 6379; Harry Samuel Yoder, Re-
dondo Beach, Calif. 11635
Penzanno ’a mamma mia; versi di En-
rico Pacella, musica di Joseph Far-
rar), of Italy. domiciled at New
York; pf. ©/1 ec. May 24, 1929; E
unp. 7078: John Clano, Woodside,
ares ey... 11636
Petite (Une) femme dans un grand
lit; paroles de Jacques-Charles et
Léo Leliévre, fils, musique de René
Sylviano, of France; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by F: Salabert. © Apr.
10, 1929; 1 c. May 16: E for. 4679;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 11637
Petite (La) Guiguite; paroles de Na-
zelles, musique de Albert Chantrier,
of France; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by EF. Salabert. © Apr. 10, 1929;
1 ec. May 16; E for. 4670; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 11638
Petites (Les) sockettes; paroles de
Fred Pearly et Léo Leliéyre, fils. mu-
sique de Fred Pearly et Pierre
Chagnon, of France; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by F. Salabert. © Apr.
10, 1929; 1 ec. May 16; E for. 4667;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 116389
Petits (Les) concerts de chambre; ©@l-
lection de morceaux Classiques, arr.
de P. S. Herard, M. Chailley et L. R.
11651
Feuillard, of France; pf., violon et
violoncello. v. 2, 3. © Apr. 10,
1929; 1 c. each May 16; E for. 4612,
4613; Delrieu fréres, Paris. .
11640, 11641
Peuple (Le) ne sait pas; diatribe hu-
moristique, paroles de Mare Hély,
musique de Paul Maye, of France.
© Apr. 10, 1929; 1 c. May 16; EB for.
4671; Francis Salabert, Paris.
11642
Phyllis; by W. E. Kritch; violin and
pf. © April 30, 1929; 2 ec; May 8;
E pub. 5621; Gamble hinged music
co., Chicago. 11643
Piccadilly; fox-trot, versi di A. Ru-
bini, musica di Antonio Jannone, of
Italy; pf. .© Mar,.. 15, 1929: 1 «©
May 3; E for. 4152; A. & G. Carisch
& ¢., Milan. 11644
Pick up the pieces of your’ broken
heart and put them together again ;
words and music by M. L. Holden.
© 1c. May 16, 1929; E unp. 6798;
Mary Landis Holden, Cincinnati, O.
11645
Pierrette’s wedding; by Herberte Jor-
dan, arr. by Eric Mareo, of Great
Britain; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. 4to. © Feb. 22, 1929; 1 c. May
4; E for. 4163; Bosworth & co., Leip-
zig. 11646
Pige, fortzl mig et eventyr; black bot-
tom-foxtrot, af oprt., Amors luner,
tekst av Knud Secher, musik av
Hjler Krahn, of Denmark; pf.
Feb. 26, 1928; 1 c. May 9, 1929; BH
for. 4868; Nordeuropzeisk musikfor-
lag, Odense, Denmark. 11647
Piggly wiggly; melody by Junie C.
Cobb. © 1c. May 1, 1929: E unp.
6259; Lester Melrose, Chicago.
11648
Piketown; comic operetta, libretto by
Mrs. Edwin H. Lemare [i. e. Char-
lotte Lemare], lyries by E. Y. Cha-
pin, A. D. Davis and Susan Mont-
gomery Funk, music by HE. H.
Lemare, of Great Britain, domiciled
at Chattanooga, Tenn. © 1 ¢c. May
15, 1929; D unp. 27507; Edwin H.
Lemare, Chattanooga, Tenn. 11649
Pilot me; sacred paraphrase by C. L.
Barnhouse, on melody by John E.
Gould; pf. © May 9, 1929; 2 ¢. May
20; E pub. 6099; Charles L. Barn-
house, sr., Oskaloosa, Ia. 11650
Pipes (The) of Pan; words and music
by A. M. Baldwin. © Apr. 23, 1929:
2c. Apr. 22; E pub. 5865; Anita M.
Baldwin, Santa Anita, Calif. 11651
Eye a: Ea 601
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11652
pt. 111, n.s., v.24
Pirates bold; by Mabel Madison Wat-
son; pf., with words. © May 22,
1929; 2 ec. May 24; E pub. 62538;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
11652
Pixies’ (The) procession; by Cuthbert
Harris, of Great Britain; violin and
pf. © May 22, 1929; 2 ¢. May 24;
E pub. 6244; Theodore Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia. 11653
Pizzetti (Ildebrando) ‘Tre _ preludi
sinfonici; per 1’ Edipo Re, riduzione
per pf. a quattro mani di Mario Pi-
lati, of Italy. © Apr. 25, 1929; 1 ¢.
Apr. 26; E for. 4081; G. Ricordi &
e9., Milan. 11654
Place (A) to call home; lyric by Ruth
Htting, music by Phil Schwartz.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
May 6, 1929; E unp. 6442; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 11655
Playas (Las) del amor; letra y musica
de Concepcion V. Pardo, of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles. [Photo-
stat] © 1. Apr. 15, 1929; E unp.
6870; Felipe Valdes Leal, Los Ange-
les. 11656
Playera (La); by Granados, pf. arr.
and Spanish words by Tito Schipa,
of Italy. domiciled at Beverly Hills,
Calif. © Dee. 3, 1928; 2 ec. Jan. 14,
1929; E pub. 5892; Forster music
publisher, inc., Chicago. 11657
Please come back to our little shack
that we called heaven; lyric by P.
Widmayer, music by P. Eaton.
[Photostat] © 1c. May 2, 1929; E
unp. 6323; Paul Widmayer and Par-
ley Eaton, Washington. 11658
Please don’t cut out my sauerkraut;
words and music by Geo. J. Bennett
and Sam Carlton. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e Apr. 30, 1929; E
unp. 6372; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inc., New York. 11659
Please take me back to mammy’s
shack; words and music by E. J.
Edmunds, arr. by B. Shield. (Cover
title:—Take me back to mammy’s
shack) © May 1, 1929; 2 @ May
20; E pub. 6118; Erwin J. Edmunds,
Portland, Or. 11660
Pledge of allegience [!];
song, words by W. Bragg, music by
F. T. Bradley. 4to. © May 20,
1929; 2 c« May 27; EK pub. 6305;
William Bragg and Frank T. Brad-
ley, Middletown, Conn. 11661
patriot’s -
Plum (P. J.-M.) Toccata; pour orgue,
par P. J.-M. Plum, of France, op. 59.
© Apr. 5, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 30; E for.
_ 4139; Alph. Schotte et cie., Boulogne
s/mer, France. 11662
Plus qu’ hier; fox trot, de Maurice
Hermite, of France; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © May
10, 1929; 1 ec. May 28; E for. 4765;
Enoch & cie., Paris. 11663
Poezestunek; words and music by
Frank Przybylski; 1st violin. ©1e.
Apr. 17, 1929; E unp. 7317; Annette
Przybylski, Chicago. 11664
Pod krivaéfiom; Slovakische tanz-
Suite, von J. Mory, of Czechoslova-
kia; grosses orch. Partitura. ©
Jan. 1, 1929; 1 c. May 2; E for. 4280;
Ries & Erler, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
11665
Podziekowanie; words and music by .
Frank Przybylski; 1st violin. ©
1c. Apr. 17, 1929; E unp. 7330; An-
nette Przybylski, Chicago. 11666
Poéme élégiaque; par Jean Delaine,
of France; violoncelle et pf. © Apr.
10, 1929; 1 c. May 16; E for. 4618;
Heugel, Paris. 11667
Poet and peasant; waltz, by Von Sup-
pé, arr. by J. Lilian Vandevere; toy
Symphony orch. pts., with pf. and
teacher’s sc. 4to. © Apr. 27, 1929;
2. ce. May 138; E pub. 5850; C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 11668
Polish dance; by Cuthbert Harris, of
Great Britain; violin and pf.
May 22, 1929; 2 c. May 24; EH pub.
6247 ; Theodore Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 11669
Polite society ; by Nathaniel Shilkret,
orch. by Henri Klickmann ; orch. pts.
© May 22, 1929; 2 c. May 24; EB
pub. 6211; Atlas music corp., New
York. 11670
Polka; aus Schwanda, der dudelsack-
pfeifer, v. Jaromir Weinberger, of
Czechoslovakia, arr. by Gustav Blas-
ser, of Austria; pf. © Apr. 4, 1929;
1 e@ May 8; E for. 4211; Universal
edition, a. g., Vienna. 11671
Polka de I’ equilibrista; par M. Blan-
cafort, arr. par Francis Salabert, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et 1° violini conducteur. ©
Apr. 10, 1929; 1 c. May 16; E for.
4648 ; Francis Salabert, Paris.
11672
602
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
11694
Polka (La) négre; charleston, de Mau-
rice Hermite, of France; orch. par-
ties, avee pf. conducteur. 4to.
May 10, 1929; 1 ec. May 23; -E for.
4766; Enoch & cie., Paris. 11673
Polka z TrzeSniowa; by J. Wyskow-
ski; clarinet solo. © 1 ¢. May 10,
1929; E unp. 6548; John Wyskowski,
New York. 11674
Polonaise in A; by Emil Hilb; pf. ©
Apr. 15,°1929; 2c. May 16; E pub.
6056; Kalmus filmusic edition, New
York. 11675
Poor little senorita; words and music
by L. L. Shepherd. © 1c. May 9,
1929; E unp. 6559; Lelia Lorene
Shepherd, Endicott, Neb. 11676
Poor unlucky me; lyric by Mort Dixon,
music by Harry Warren; pf. and
ukulele ace. © April 22, 1929; 2 ¢.
April 26; E pub. 5548; Remick mu-
sic corp., New York. 11677
Popping the question; my valentine,
words and music by C, Simmons. ©
1 ce. May 28, 1929; E unp. .7238;
Cyrus Simmons, Knoxville, Tenn.
11678
Poppy’s (The) asleep; lullaby, words
and musie by A. K. Lynch. © 1.
May 13, 1929; E unp. 6701; Ada
Kyl Lynch, Venado, Calif. 11679
Por tus ojos; letra y musica de Man-
uel Moreno, of Mexico, domiciled at
Los Angeles. S8vo. [Photostat] ©
Apr. 22, 1929; 2 ec. Apr. 27; E pub.
6064; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
11680
Potpourri; aus dem musikalischen
schwank, Die sechseropereite, ge-
sangstext von Kurt Schwabach,
musik yon Walter Bromme, of Ger-
many, arr. von Harry Waldau, of
Germany; pf. © Feb. 4, 1929; 1.
May 2; E for. 4291; Edition Vuvag,
verlag u. vertrieb, a. g., Berlin.
11681
Pour aller voir le feu d’artifice;
paroles de Nazelles et Paul Max,
musique de André Mauprey, of
France; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by F. Salabert. © Apr. 10, 1929;
1 ec. May 16; E for. 4676; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 11682
Poursuite de clowns; de Mare Delmas,
of France, arr. de L. Julien-Rous-
seau, of France; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Apr. 18,
1929; 1 ¢. Apr. 29; E for. 4846;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd., Lon-
don. 11683
Power and glory; processional march,
by George L. Cobb, arr. by R. E.
Hildreth. 1. Band pts., with solo
B flat trumpet (cornet) conductor.
2. Orch. pts., with pf. conductor and
ist violin conductor. © May 2,
1929; 2 ¢ each May 31; BE pub:
6379, 6380; Walter Jacobs, — ine.,
Boston. 11684, 11685
Prairie waters by night; by Carl
Sandburg, music by Constance Mills
Herreshoff; high voice. © May 21,
1929; 2 c. May 23; E pub. 6193;
J. Fischer & bro., New York.
11686
Praise to the Lord, the Almighty
(Lobe den Herren); words’ by
Joachim Neander, melody from 17th
century, arr. by C. J. Voss; mixed
voices. © 1 c. May 25, 1929; E
unp. 7180; Christian John Voss,
Milwaukee. 11687
Praktische fagott-schule (Practical
bassoon-school) ; mit ausftihrlichen
theoretischen erliuterungen, von
Julius Weissenborn, neu bearb. von
Carl Schaefer, of Germany. Neue
ausgabe. © Apr. 11, 1929; 1c. May
2; E for. 4466; Robert Forberg,
Leipzig. 11688
Prayer of memory; offertory, by M.
Wassenberg; pipe organ. obl. 8vo.
© May 10, 1929; 2 c. May 138; E
pub. 5859; May Wassenberg, Van
Wert, O. 11689
Prélude en tapisserie; par Hrik Satie,
of France; pf. © Apr. 10, 1929;
1 ec. May 16; E for. 4626; Rouart,
Lerolle & cie., Paris. 11690
Prélude et fugue; par Hilsa Barraine,
of France; organ. © Apr. 5, 1929;
1c. Apr. 30; E for. 4120; Durand et
cie., Paris. 11691
Prelude in A flat; by Dorothy Howell,
of Great Britain; pf. © Apr. 11,
1929: 1 Gv, May-old 3h A, fOR.) 4520
Oxford university press, London.
11692
Prelude in C major; by Dorothy
Howell, of Great Britain; pf.
Apr. 11, 1929 = Tice Maw a Bator,
4828; Oxford university press, Lon-
don. 11693
Preludes for young pianists; by
Florence A. Goodrich. bk. 2; ©
June 5, 1929; 2 c. and aff. June 7;
AA 18151; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 11694
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11695
Presagi; intermezzo, di Luigi Cerri,
of Italy, op. 177; small orch. pts.,
with violin 1 conductor. © Apr.
5, 1929; 1 ec. May 8; E for. 4150;
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 11695
Pretty butterfly; children’s ballet
dance, words and music by J.
Fowler. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Apr. 30, 1929; E unp. 6296;
Julia Fowler, San Francisco. 11696
Pretty cow; unison song, words by
Jane Taylor, musie by Colin Taylor,
of Great Britain. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Mar. 21,
1929; 1 ¢. May 9; E for. 4376;
Oxford university press, London.
11697
Pretty little thing; fox trot song, by
Tommy Malie and Little Jack Little,
organ arr. by Walter C. Simon;
pianorgan with words. © May 10,
1929; 2 ce. May 11; E. pub, 5955;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 11698
Pretty little thing; fox-trot, words
and music by Tommy Malie and
Little Jack Little, arr. by Frank
Skinner; orch. pts. 4to. © April
26, 1929; 2 c. April 27; E pub. 5602;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 11699
Pretty Mary-Jo; lyric and music by
Earl Eby. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. May 20, 1929; E unp.
6944; Earl A. Eby, Pasadena. 11700
Pride of Missouri; march, by J. J.
Richards; band pts. with solo B
flat cornet conductor. 4to. © May
9, 1929; 2 c. May 20; E pub. 6097;
Charles L. Barnhouse, sr., Oskaloosa,
Jor 11701
Pride (The) of the world; words by
R. Lange, music by John Hermann.
© 1c. May 31, 1929; BE unp. 7360;
Rudolph Lange, St. Louis. 11702
Priére asiatique; par Maurice Pesse,
of France; orch. parties, avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1928;
1 ec. May 16, 1929; E for. 4644;
Choudens, Paris. 11703
Prima casci dopa eand; words and
music by P. Seiascia. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. May 28, 1929;
EK unp. 7056; Pasquae Sciascia.
Philadelphia. 11704
Princely courtiers; mareh, by C. EH.
Downey; band pts. 4to. © May 11,
4929" 2: ec. May TL: EY pam aero.
C. Earl Downey, Arlington, Ind.
11705
pt. III, n. s., v. 24.
Priscilla; minuet, by James B. Cor-
bridge, arr. by Andrew H. Luck; pf.
© May 14, 1929; 2 c. May 17; E pub.
6051; Fred Heltman co., Cleveland.
11706
Prisoner’s (The) dream; words by
Joseph EKmmit Hennessey, music by
Bob Nichols [pseud. of R. N.
Wilkins]; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by Sherry Pratt. [Photostat] ©
1c. May 4, 1929; E unp. 6415; Robert
Nichols Wilkins, Brooklyn. 11707
Progressive march; by A. A. Redlack ;
pf. © May 238, 1929; 2 ec. May 27;
E pub. 6410; Anna A. Redlack. St.
Paul. 11708
Progressive rhythmic band music folio;
favorite compositions, dances and
folk songs for pf., orchestra per-
cussion instruments and optional
class singing, introductory word and
lyrics by Jane Kerley, pf. arrange-
ments by Clarice Giddings [pseud.
of Gustav Saenger], orchestrations
by Frances Taylor [pseud, of Charles
J. Roberts] v. 1. © Feb. 7, 1929;
2 ec. Mar. 8; E pub. 4010; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 11709
Prohibition blues; words and music by
George B. L. Braun. © 1c. May 8,
1929; E unp. 6560; Elsa M. 8S. Braun,
San Francisco. 11710
Prohibition moon; words by P. H.
Doran, music by Bud Sloan. ©1e.
May 16, 1929; E unp. 6808; Pearl
Helen Doran, Seattle. 11711
Promessa (La) ; mazurka, by F. Fazio.
© 1c. May 21, 1929; E unp. 6979;
Frank Fazio, Brooklyn. 11712
Promise me; fox-trot ballad, theme
song to The constant nymph, words
by Alan Stranks, music by Bill Van
Cooth, of Australia; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Feb. 25, 1929; 1 c. May 8;
E for. 4360; Allan & co., proprietary
ltd., Melbourne, Australia. 17713
Promise me dear sweetheart of mine;
waltz ballad, words and music by
W. J. Robertson and Vida BH. Litch-
field. © May 23, 1929 2c. May 27;
E pub. 6406; William J. Robertson,
Joliet, Tl. 11714
Protectorate march: by J. S. Taylor;
band pts... 4to. © May 9, 1929; 2c.
May 20; E pub. 6094; Charles L.
Barnhouse, sr., Oskaloosa, Ia. 11715
Przodek patstwa mlodyeh: words and
music by Frank Przybylski; 1st
violin. ©1e. Apr. 17, 1929; E unp.
7324; Annette Przybylski, Chicago,
11716
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
Przodek starosty ; words and music by
Frank Przybylski; 1st violin. ©
1 ¢« Apr. 17, 1929; E unp. 7325;
Annette Przybylski, Chicago. 11717
Psaume 121; traduction de Paul Clau-
del, Deutsch yon R. S. Hoffmann,
musique de Darius Milhaud, of
France; choeur d’ hommes, a cap-
pella. Partition.’ 4to. ©’ Feb. 1,
1029; 1 ¢ Mar. 18; BE for. 4233;
Universal edition, a. g., Vienna.
11718
Puppen-parade (Die); kinderlieder-
foxtrot-potpourri,- yon W. Linde-
mann, cf Germany; orch. u. text, mit
klavier, harmonium wu. jazz band
stimmen. 4to. © Apr. 30, 1929; 1c.
May 15: B for. 4691; Wilhelm Linde-
mann, Berlin-Karlshorst, Germany.
11719
Put him in—take him out; words and
music by Sidney Laney. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. May 29,
1929; E unp. 7261; Jean Layprence
Cook, New York. 11720
Pythian ; overture, by R. B. Hisenberg;
band pts. 4to. © April 24, 1929;
2 ¢c..April 29° Ei pub) 25608's""Ww R.
Dalbey music co., Omaha, Neb.
dil PAI
Pythian march; rally song, words and
music by L. McHenry. © May 4,
1929; 2 c. May 1; E pub. 5871; Lucy
McHenry, Los Angeles. 11722
Quand je viendrai m’asseoir; poéme de
Jean Moréas, musique de Philippe
Gaubert, of France. © Apr. 5, 1929;
1 c. Apr. 30; E for. 4132; Heugel,
Paris. 11723
Quand on aime; de Couchette no. 3,
lyrics de Albert Willemetz, musique
de Joseph Szule, of France; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by F. Salabert. ©
Apr. 10, 1929; 1 c May 16; E for.
4684; Francis Salabert, Paris. 11724
Quand reviendra l’automne; poéme de
Jean Moréas, musique de Philippe
Gaubert, of France. © Apr. 5, 1929;
1 c. Apr. 30; E for. 4129; Heugel,
Paris. 11725
Quand une jolie femme; de Couchette
no. 38, lyrics de Albert Willemetz,
musique de Joseph Szule, of France;
pf. ace, with ukulele arr. by F.
Salabert. © Apr. 10, 1929; 1c. May
16; E for. 4683; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 11726
Quartet in E flat; for strings, by
David Stanley Smith, op. 57. Se.
4to. 1. Prelude and allegro. [2
60
11737
others]: © Apr. 18, 1929; 2 c. May
7; E pub. 5668; Oxford university ©
press (New York), ine., New York.
i hi by Pg
Quartetto 6; by Bernard Van Dieren,
of Great Britain; violin 1, 2, viola e
violoncello. Se. 8vo. © Feb, 21,
1929; 1 c@ May 9; E for. 4874; Ox-
ford university press, London.
11728
Que cest beau la jeunesse; de Harold
de Bozi, of France, sur les motifs
de la chanson d’Henry Moreau et
Louis Lemarchand; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © May
10, 1929; 1c May 28; EB for. 4770;
Enoch & cie., Paris. 11729
Queen of love; words by Al Maister,
music by J. Sherman. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 29, 1929;
E unp. 7284; Jack Sherman, Boston.
11730
Rabbit (The) hop; by Yvonne Beaure-
gard; pf. © May 2, 1929; 2 c. May
9; E pub. 6137; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. LAZO.
Radio blues; by S. Hoopii, jr. [Mel-
ody only] © 1c. May 4, 1929; HE
unp. 6411; Sol. Hoop.i, jr., Holly-
wood, Calif. 11732
Rag (The) man; words by Emily
Linsley, music by W. E. McGee.
(In A song cycle) © 1c. Apr. 22,
1929; E unp. 6878; Winifred E. Mc-
Gee, Ceres, Calif. 11733
Rahi (Le) yaho; chant des pagayeurs
de l’Oubanghi, par Francis Casade-
sus, of France; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur et 1° violon-conduc-
teur:,..,.4to.. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 «
May 16, 1929; E for. 4628; Chou-
dens, Paris. 11734
Rain (The); words by Robert Louis
Stevenson, music by K. L. Richards,
op. 4.. © 1c. May 16, 1929; E unp.
6823; Katherine Louise Richards,
New York. 11735
Rain drops; words by Paul De Frank,
music by E. D. Weinberg. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. May 4,
1929; E unp. 6403; Eugene D. Wein-
berg, Roxbury, Mass. 11736
Rainbow (The) and the rose; valse
song, words by F. Hope, music by
Marion Westgarth, of Canada. ©
1 ¢«. May 4, 1929; E unp. 6405;
Franklin Hope, Vancouver, B. C.,
Canada. 11737
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11738
Rainbow- man; words and. music by
James F. Hanley and Eddie Dow-
ling; pf. and ukulele acc. © April
24, 1929; 2 c. April 26; E pub. 5524;
Harms, inc., New York. 11738
Rainbow (The) side; hymn, words
and music by E. Deacon. © Apr.
25, 1929; 2 c. May 1; E pub. 5589;
Edwin Deacon, Talent, Or. 11739
Ramon; waltz song of love, lyrie by
Modesta Argiiello and Y. P. Roth-
well, Spanish words by M. Argiiello,
music by B. Amador, of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Apr. 29, 1929; 2 «.
Apr. 25; E pub. 5868; Benito Ama-
dor, Calexico, Calif. 11740
Ranchman’s (A) story; words by A.
Jett, music by Samuel H. Speck.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
May 10, 1929; E unp. 6589; Anna
Jett, Marlow, Okl. 11741
Rapprochement (La) Franco Alle-
mand; paroles de Mare Hély, mu-
Sique de Roger Birgé et M. Hély,
of France; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by F. Salabert. © Apr. 10,
1929; 1 @. May 16; E for. 4677;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 11742
Rarahu; fox trot, de Maurice Hermite,
of France; orch. parties, avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © May 10, 1929;
1 e. May 23; E for. 4767; Enoch &
Gié:* Paris: 11743
Reasons; words and music by H.
Jones. [Photostat] © 1c. May 29,
1929; EH unp. 7286; Hugh Jones, Los
Angcles. 11744
Récit; complainte russe, par Alex. De
Taeye, of Belgium; orch. parties,
avec pf.-conducteur et 1° violon-
conducteur. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928;
1 ec. May 16, 1929; E for. 4627;
Choudens, Paris. 11745
Recitations and songs no. 5 for Chil-
dren’s day; ed. by J. H. Fillmore.
Svo. Cincinnati, O., Fillmore music
house. © Apr. 8, 1929; 2 ¢, and aff.
Apr. 18; AA 8304; Fillmore bros.
co., Cincinnati. 11746
Recollections; words and music by
E. D. Wilson, arr. by F. M. Pierce.
© 1 ¢. May 10, 1929; E unp.’ 6601;
Edward D. Wilson, Walla Walla,
Wash. 11747
Red (The) and blue blues; by Joe
Edwards [pseud. of E. Cucuel]; 2
pfs., 4 hands. © Apr. 1, 1929; 2 ¢.
Apr. 15; E pub. 5676; Edward Cu-
cuel, New York. 11748
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Red hair and freckles; lyric by How-
ard Dietz, music by Jessie L. Dep-
pen. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. May 17, 1929; E unp. 6889; Re-
mick music corp., New York. 11749
Red hot tamale; words and music by
Leon De Costa. [Words and melody
only] ©41e. May 21, 1929; E unp.
6953 ; Olive De Costa, New York.
11750
Red players; fox-trot, by Raymond
Wraskoff, of France; orch. pts. 4to.
© Apr. 5, 1929; 1 ce. Apr. 30; E for.
4100; H. Benjamin, Paris. 11751
Regret; words and music by A. Read
and M. Reisman. © 1c. May 16,
1929; E unp. 6796; Morton Reisman
and Alan Read, Chicago. 11752
Relativity ; words and music by J. Gri-
noch, of Poland, domiciled at New
York. [Words and melody only]
© 1c¢. May 16, 1929; E unp. 6867;
Jacob Grinoch, New York. 11753
Remember, I love you; words and
music by E. M. Bradley, of Great
Britain. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 27, 1929; E unp. 7202;
Ernest M. Bradley, Prince Edward
Island. 11754
Remembrance; by A. Saleza, tran-
scribed by Francis Findlay; string
orch. sc. and pts. © Apr. 29, 1929;
2 e. May 2; E pub. 5594; B. FB.
Wood music co., Boston. 11755
Rendezvous bei Lehir; potpourri aus
Franz Lehar’s meisterwerken, arr.
von Viktor Hruby, of Austria; pf.
with words. © Mar. 15, 1929; 1 ¢.
Apr. 5; E for. 4420; Wiener bohéme-
verlag, Vienna. 11756
Repasz on parade; march-two step, by
H. J. Lincoln; pf. © May 18, 1929;
2c. May 20; E pub. 6117; Harry J.
Lincoln music ¢o., Philadelphia.
11757
Return (The) of Barnacle Bill the
sailor; words by Frank Luther,
music by C. J. Robison. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. May 24,
1929: E unp. 7076; Carson J. Robi-
son, New York. 11758
Reveller’s (The) return; don’t wake
the wife, burlesque, by E. Frederic
Curzon, of Great Britain; orch. pts.
4to. © Apr. 15, 1929; 1 c. May 10;
E for. 4397; Boosey & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 11759
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
Reverie; by Nell Hanft; pf. © Apr.
23, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 22; E pub. 5866;
Walter A. Quincke, Los Angeles.
11760
Réverie-berceuse; by Gardner Leland
[pseud. of Arthur Ryder]; pf. ©
Apr. 30, 1929; 2 c« May 2; E pub.
5685; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
11761
Réverie crépusculaire a Sina; piéce
arabe, par Alex. De Taeye, of Bel-
gium; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et 1°* violon-conducteur. 4to.
© Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ec. May 16, 1929;
E for. 4639; Choudens, Paris. 11762
Rheinland marsch; worte und musik
von H. T. Dreyer, of Germany, op.
57, no. 1, instr. von Carl Zimmer,
of Germany; orch. pts.,. with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Feb. 1, 1929; 1c.
Apr. 19; E for. 4174; Heinz Theo
Dreyer, Berlin. 11763
Rheinland marsch; worte u. musik von
H. T. Dreyer. of Germany, op. 57,
nosasept | ©: Jams23,' 19292105 -c.
Apr. 19; E for. 4184; Heinz Theo
Dreyer, Berlin. 11764
Rhythmic play; games and dances for
- children, with selections from the
classics, by Francis M. Arnold; pf.
© May 138, 1929; 2 c. May 20; EB
pub. 6092; Willis music co., Cincin-
nati. 11765
Ride (The) of the witches; photoplay
music, by George J. Trinkaus; orch.
pts. with pf. or organ conductor. ©
Apr. 16, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 19; E pub.
5816; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
11766
Riding along with the moon; words
and music by Frank: Parente.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
May 24, 1929; E unp. 7080; James
Dante, Madison, N. J. 11767
Rio Grande (The); poem by Sache-
verell Sitwell, German version by
Beryl de Zoete, set for cho., orch.
and solo pf. by Constant Lambert, of
Great Britain. Voc. sc. © Apr. 11,
1929; 1 ec. May 15; E for. 4446; Ox-
ford university press, London.
11768
Rita; by J. Russel Robinson and Ber-
nie Cummins; pf. © May 20, 1929;
2c. May 25; E pub. 6293; Vincent
Youmans, New York. 11769
River (The) girl; cinema incidental,
by Joseph Engleman, of Great Brit-
ain; orch. pts., with pf. conductor.
11780
© Aug. 3, 1928; 1 c. May 22, 1929;
E for. 4724; Bosworth & co., Leipzig.
11770
Rivers of Devon; suite for pf., by E.
Markham Lee, of Great Britain. 1.
Tamar. [3 others] © May 22, 1929;
1c. May 18; E for. 4699; Goodwin
& Tabb, ltd., London. 11771
Robes Pierre & co.; kriminal-ballett-
sketch, von Yvonne Georgi und Ha-
rald Kreutzberg, musik yon Friedrich
Wilckens, of Germany; 2 klaviere
zu vier hinden. © Nov. 17, 1928;
1c. Jan. 7, 1929; E for. 4200; Uni-
versal edition, a. g., Vienna. 11772
Robin sings a song; by Mathilde Bil-
bro; pf. © May 2, 1929; 2c. May 4;
EH pub. 5692; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. ILVTS
Robinhood in Hollywood; words and
music by Meryl Prince and B. Al-
faro; pf. and ukulele ace. San Fran-
cisco, Meryl Prince. © May 20,
1929; 2 c« May 27; E pub. 6332;
Bernice Alfaro, San Francisco.
11774
Rockhurst stomp; from College daze,
lyric and music by F. Condon; pf.
© 1c. May 24, 1929; E unp. 7084;
Frank Condon, Kansas City, Mo.
11775
Roll up the shade so the sun shines in;
waltz song, words and music by
Thomas Buster Page; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © May 13, 1929; 2 c. May
16; © pub. 6027; Page music shop,
Lima, O. 11776
Rolling stone; fox-trot, words and
music by H. Feltcorn; pf. © 1 .¢.
May 1, 1929; E unp. 63801; Herman
Feltcorn, Dorchester, Mass. 11777
Roma; mazurka, by D. Roccisano [i. e.
Dominic Frank Roccisano]; violin
and pf. ©1c. May 20, 1929; E unp.
6946; Dominick Roccisano, East
Longmeadow, Mass. 11778
Roma, love of loves; words and music
by A. M. Brown. [Words and mel-
ody, only], © 1.¢, May 3151929;
E unp. 7356; Aaron M. Brown, Palo
Alto, Calif. 11779
Romance; fox-trot, words by Charles
O’Flynn, music by James Burns; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Apr. 12, 1929;
2.e. Apr. 24;. E pub.i51d2s), Ao J.
Stasny music co., inc., New York.
11780
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11781
Romance of youth; by C. Dagilis, of
Lithuania, domiciled at New York,
arr. by Ed. Morbach, jr.; violin,
with pf. and cello ace. © Apr. 17,
1929 ; 2 c. Apr. 27; E pub. 5466; Carl
Dagilis, New York. 11781
Romancer (The); valse, by Joseph
Lanner, arr. by Aubrey Winter, of
Great Britain; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Apr. 17, 1929;
1c. Apr. 29; E for. 4156; Hawkes &
son (London) Iltd., London. 11782
Rosa; polka, by E. Wilfahrt. © 1 «.
May 11, 1929; E unp. 6657; Eddie
Wilfahrt, New Ulm, Minn. 11783
Rosalee; negro ballad, words and mu-
sic by D. Allman. © 1c May 14,
1929; E unp. 6729; Drue Allman,
Philadelphia. 11784
Rose (A) I chose; words by J. Ro-
land Hogue, musie by E. C. McCaw.
© 1c. May 11, 1929; EB unp. 6654;
Eleanor Custer McCaw, New York.
11785
Rose (The) of Flanders; waltz, theme
song to Dawn, words and music by
Jack O’Hagan, of Australia. © Mar.
15, 1929; 1 c. May 8; E for. 4359;
Allan & co., proprietary Itd., Mel-
bourne, Australia. 11786
Rose (The) of memories; words by F.
G. Kirsch, music by Mark Boucher.
[Photostat] © 1c. May 17, 1929;
E unp. 6853; Frederick G. Kirsch,
Detroit. 11787
Rosemary; by Colin Taylor, of Great
Britain; violin and pf. © Nov. 22,
1928; 1 c. May 9, 1929; E for. 4881 ;
Oxford university press, London.
11788
Rosen aus Florida; operette in 3 ak-
ten, von A. M. Willner und Heinz
Reichert, musik von Leo Fall of Aus-
tria, musikalische einrichtung ftir
das theater von Erich Wolfgang
Korngold, of Austria; klavierauszug
zu 2 hinden mit beigeftigtem text.
© Mar. 21, 1929; 1 © Mar 18: bh
for. 3218; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany. 11789
Rosenthal (Manuel) Cing chansons
juives; de M. Rosenthal, of France.
1. Chanson du gardien de la vigne.
[4 others] © Apr. 5, 1929; 1c. Apr.
30; E for. 4098; Siréne musicale,
Paris. 11790
Roses, en bracelet ...; poéme de Jean
Moréas, musique de Philippe Gau-
bert, of France. © Apr. 5, 1929; 1
pt. 117, n. S., v. 24
a
c. Apr. 30; E for. 4130; Heugel,
Paris. 11791
Roses for the king; words by Charles
Henry Souter, music by KEHdith
Harrhy, of Great Britain. © Apr.
12, 1929; 1 c. May 10; E for. 43899;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 11792
Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio) Ange-
lina; la cenerentola, komische oper
von Jacob Ferretti, unter tberset-
zung und hinzuftigung der original-
secco-rezitative fiir die deutsche
biihne umgearbeitet u. neugestaltet
von Hugo Rohr, of Germany; orch.-
partitur. © Apr. 18, 1929; 1 c. May
15; E for. 44538 ; Drei masken verlag,
a. g., Berlin. 11793
Rowing on the old mill stream; words
and music by P. A. G. Quinn. © 1
ce. May 8, 1929; E unp. 6507; Patrick
loysius George Quinn, Fairview, O.
11794
Six cameos; by Alec
Rowley, of Great Britain; pf. 4
hands. 1, Valse. [5 others] ©
Nov. 29, 1928; 1 c. May. 15, 1929; E
for. 4836; Oxford university press,
London. 11795
Roxane; menuet, by Learsi, of France ;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
©. Dee. 31, 1928; 1 c. May 16, 1929;
' E for. 4601; Learsi, Paris. 11796
Rubia princesita; letra y musica de
Ramon Peraza, arr. por M. Moreno,
both of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles. 8vo. [Photostat] © May
11, 1929; 2 ec. May 18; E pub. 6077;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 11797
Ruby; words by R. S. B. Mann, music
by Burrell Van Buren. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. May 11, 1929;
Fi unp. 6639; Robert Swart Bouck
Mann, Phoenix, Ariz. 11798
Rudy, your love songs reach my heart ;
words by Rita Lhérie Breen, music
by May Singhi Breen. © May 23,
1929; 2 c. May 24; E pub. 6206;
Broadway music corp., New York.
11799
Rum-tum-tum; words and music by
Rex Earle, of Great Britain; pf.
and ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © May 1, 1929;
1 ec. May 23; E for. 4752; Harmer
music co., London. 11800
Running; from Sketches from child-
hood, by William Francis Donohue,
op. 8, no. 3; pf. © May 2, 1929; 2c.
May 9; E pub. 5794; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 11801
Rowley (Alec)
608
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
Russian river waltz; words and music
by R. Raney. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. May 17, 1929; E unp.
6848; Rebekah Raney, San Fran-
cisco. 11802
Russian: steppes; words and music by
A. Lax and E. Craig. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 15, 1929;
Eounp. 6756; Arnold Lax and Ed-
ward Craig, Cambridge, Mass.
11803
Rustle of spring; by Christian Sind-
ing, op. 382, no. 3, simplified tran-
scription by Andrew H. Luck; pf.
© May 14, 1929; 2 « May 17; B
pub. 6050; Fred Heltman co., Cleve-
land. 11804
Saera Italia; canto patriottico, di
Italos [pseud. of Pietro Ostali], of
Italy. © Dec. 28, 1928; 1 ec. May
29, 1929: E for. 4807; Casa musi-
cale Sonzogno, Milan. 11805
Sacred (The) hour; reverie, by Albert
W. Ketéibey, of Great Britain; pf.
© Apr. 15, 1929: 1 c..May-4;: E for.
4160; Bosworth & co., ltd., London.
11806
Sailing for Scotia; words by R. Batch-
elor, music by F. W. Sanders, of
Canada. © May 9, 1929; 2 ec. May
27; E pub. 6331; Florence Ward
Sanders, New Westminster, B. C.,
Canada. ~— 11.807
Sailing home: waltz song, intro. They
all love Jack, and Sailing, words
and musie by Charles Leonard and
Charlotte Low. © 1c. May 8, 1929;
E unp. 6530; Lucile C. Green, Sau-
salito, Calif. 11808
Sailing way up in the skies of blue;
werds by Grace Sawyer, music by
Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. May 25, 1929; E unp.
7127; Grace M. Sawyer, New Bri-
tain, Conn. 11809
St. Cecilia (The) hymnal; collection
of hymns, motets, antiphons, psalms,
ete., compiled, harmonized, arr. and
ed. for congregational and choir use
by J. Alfred Schehl. © Apr. 6,
1929: 2 c. and aff. Apr. 12; A 6680;
Frederick Pustet co., ine., Cincin-
nati. 11810
Same. © May 20, 1929; 2 c. and
aff. May 23; A 9232; Frederick Pus-
tet co., inc., Cincinnati. 11811
Salomons visdom:; fox trot, tekst af
John Riegel, musik af Thy. Oxbgl,
of Denmark; pf. © July 7, 1927;
1 ¢. May 6, 1929; E for. 4267; Nor-
11821
deuropxisk musikforlag, Odense,
Denmark. 11812
Salut (Le) du toréador; paso doble, de
Fidelio Giai-Levra et D. Berniaux,
arr. par D. Berniaux, of France;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
© Apr. 5, 1929; 1 ec. Apr. 30; E for.
4126; D. Berniaux, Bois-Colombes,
France. 11813
Salvation (The) army instrumental al-
bums; four quartettes, compiled by
F. G. Hawkes, of Great Britain.
Full sc. and pts. 4to. no. 6. Ist and
2nd cornets B flat, horn E flat and
euphonium B flat.—no. 7. Cornet B
flat, horn E flat, bar. B flat and eu-
phonium B flat. © May 15, 1929;
1 ec. each May 29; E for. 4805, 4806 ;
Salvationist pub. & supplies, Itd.,
London. 11814, 11815
Samarkand ; oriental fox trot song, by
Rud. Schwarz-Richards, American
version by Pat Ballard [pseud. of
Francis Drake Ballard], new music
and rev. by Tom Waring. © Apr.
22 19292. Apr 24: Kr pub. ‘ast ;
Kemp-Moore, ine., New York. 11816
Sandman (The); words by Roy L.
McCardell, music by C. G. Dickson.
© 1c. May 1, 1929; E unp. 6297;
Caspar G. Dickson, Washington.
11817
Sandy Hook; nautical march, by Hugo
Frey; orch. pts. 4to. © Apr. 30,
1929; 2 ec. May 1; EH pub. 5568; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 11818
Santo Spirito; Roman war _ song,
words adapted from Bulwer Lytton’s
Rienzi, music by John Foulds, of
Great Britain, op. 5, no. 1; cho. of
mixed voices. 4to. © Apr. 29, 1929;
1c. Apr. 25; E for. 4071; W. Pax-
ton & co., Itd., London. 11819
Santos improvising and filling in for
all lead instruments; including spe-
cial features for tenor banjo, by W.
J. Eckhard. © May 9, 1929: 2 «@
May 4; E pub. 5667; Don Santos
pub. co., inc., Rochester, N. Y.
11820
Sargino; ouverture, de F. Paér, arr.
par W. Tullius, of France; orch. re-
streint avee pf. conducteur. pts.
Dee. 31, 1928; 1 c..Apr. 30, 1929.;, B
for. 4115; Choudens, Paris. 11821
Satie (Erik) 4 préludes; par Brik
Satie, of France; pf. 1. Féte don-
née par des chevaliers normands en
Vhonneur d’une jeune demoiselle.
[3 others] © Apr. 10, 1929; 1 ¢.
609
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11822
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Satie (Erik )—Continued.
May 16; E for. 4625; Rouart, Le-
rolle & cie., Paris. 11822
Satisfied; fox-trot, lyric by Irving
Caesar, music by Cliff Friend. ©
May 8, 1929; 2 c. May 10; E pub.
5915; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
11823
Satisfied; fox-trot, lyric by Irving
Caesar, music by Cliff Friend, arr.
by Frank Skinner; orch. pts. 4to.
© May 21, 1929; 2c. May 22; E pub.
6228; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
11824
Satisfied; words by D. J. Overfield,
music by Cleo A. Hibbs. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. May 25,
1929; E unp. 7186; Dorothy Jane
Overfield, Long Beach, Calif. 11825
Satisfied ; words by S. E. Davis, music
by Sylvester Long Cross; pf. ©1lce.
May 27, 1929; E unp. 7153; Samuel
E. Davis, Fresno, Calif. 11826
Satisfied with Jesus; hymn, words
and music by J. M. Broadwell. ©
1 e@. May 28, 1929: E unp. 7051; J.
M. Broadwell, McKees Rocks, Pa.
11827
Saturnia; polka, by M. Casalone, of
Italy, domiciled at San Francisco,
Calif., arr. by A. Cagnazzo; [accor-
dion] ©1e. May 20, 1929; E unp.
6935; Maggiorino Casalone, San
Francisco. 11828
Say it with a big brass band; words
by Joe Goodwin, music by Gus Ed-
wards. [Chords, single staff] ©
1c. Mar. 7%, 1929; E unp. 4447;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 11829
Say it with a solitaire; from The care-
less age, words by Herman Ruby,
music by Ray Perkins; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © May 20, 1929; 2 c. May
23; E pub. 6290; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 11830
Scandal (The) song; words and mu-
sic by Fred Rose; pf. and ukulele
ace. © May 27, 1929; 2 ec. May 29;
E pub. 6868; T. S. Denison & co.,
Chicago. 11831
Scéne champétre corrézienne; scéne
mimée de Jules Casadesus, musique
de Francis Casadesus, of France;
orch, pts., with pf. conductor. ©
Apr. 5, 1929; 1 c.. Apr. 30; E for.
4119; Choudens, Paris. 11832
Scheiner (Walther) Sechs siebenbtir-
gische volkslieder; aus den samm-
lungen von Fr. W. Schuster u. G.
Brandsch, zweistimmig gesetzt u.
hrsg. von Walther Scheiner, of Ru-
mania. 12mo. Kleiderfreude. [5
others] © Jan. 3, 1929; 1 c. May
2; E for. 4278; Georg Kallmeyer ver-
lag, Wolfenbiittel, Germany. 11833
Scherzando; par Blair Fairchild, revue
editée par S. Dushkin; violin and
pf. © April 30, 1929; 2 ec. April 24;
E pub. 5520; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. 11834
Scherzo-caprice; by John Thompson,
op. 89; pf. © May 15, 1929; 2 ¢
May 16; E pub. 5946: Schroeder &
Gunther, ine., New York. 11835 .
Scherzo-valse; par Emmanuel Cha-
brier, transcription pour violon et pf.
par Manuel Sevilla y Roa, of Mexico.
© Apr. 12, 1929; 1 ec. May 17; EB
for. 4480; Enoch & cie., Paris. 11836
Schneefried (Sn6frid) ; improvisation
fiir melodrama gem. chor und orch.,
worte von V. Rydberg, musik von
Jean. Sibelius, of Finland, op. 29.
Klavier auszug. [Swedish, German
and Finnish text] © Apr. 25, 1929;
1 «@ May 9; E for. 4413; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 11837
School topicals; words by Harry
Waine, music by Sydney Bird, of
Great Britain. set 1. 4to. A bal-
lad of x and y. [2 others] © May
13, 1929; 1 ec. May 14; EH for. 4465;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 11838
Schubert (Franz Peter) Alphonse et
Estelle; ouverture, arr. par W. Tul-
lius, of France; orch. restreint avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dec. 31,
1928; 1 ce. Apr. 30, 1929; E for. 4116;
Choudens, Paris. 11839
Alt-Wien ; zwei walzersuiten nach
tinzen von Franz Schubert, bearb.
von Ignaz Friedman, of Poland; pf.
nos. 1, 2. © Nov. 30, 1928; 1 c. each
Jan. 17, 1929; E for. 4204-4205; Uni-
versal edition, a. g., Vienna.
11840, 11841
Fierrabras; ouverture, de F. Schu-
bert, op. 76, arr. par W. Tullius, of
France; orch. restreint avee pf. con-
ducteur. pts. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢.
Apr. 30, 1929 ; E for. 4117 ; Choudens,
Paris. 11842
Stindchen; text av Karl-Ewert,
valsarr. efter Franz Schubert’s be-
romda serenad, av Sylvain, of Swe-
den; pf. © July 14, 1928; 1 ce. May
20, 1929; E for. 4703; Edition Syl-
vain, Stockholm, Sweden. 11843
610
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
— Theme from the Unfinished sym-
phony; arr. by Ernest Reeves, of
Great Britain; violin or ’cello and
pf. © May 1, 1929; 1 c. May 10;
E for. 4398; Walsh, Holmes & co.,
Itd., London. 11844
Schule des violinvortrages auf melodi-
scher grundlage; in 2 teilen, von
Otakar Sevtik, of Czechoslovakia.
1. teil, heft 1-5. «© Jan. 21, 1929;
1 ec. each May 2; E for. 4304-43808 ;
Ol. Pazdirek, Briinn, Czechoslova-
kia. 11845-11849
Schumann (Robert Alexander) Gene-
viéve; ouverture, arr. par W. Tul-
lius, of France; orch. restreint avec
pf. conducteur. pts. © Dee. 31,
1928; 1 e. Apr. 30, 1929; E for. 4118;
Choudens, Paris. 11850
Soldier song; arr. for toy sSym-
phony orch. by J. Lilian Vandevere;
picture se. and teacher’s se. 4to.
May 4, 1929; 2 ec. May 23; EH pub.
6393; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
11851
Schwanda, der dudelsackpfeifer (Svan-
da dudak) ; potpourri aus volksoper
in 2 akten von MiloS Kare§s, deutsche
bearb. von Max Brod, musik von
Jaromir Weinberger, of Czechoslo-
vakia, zusammengestellt von Gustav
Blasser, of Austria; pf. © Apr. 4,
1929; 1 ce. May 3; E for. 4345; Uni-
versal edition, a. g.. Vienna. 11852
Schweizer salon-album; 10 melodien-
reiche salonstticke, von Hermann
Wenzel, of Germany; pf. bd. 10. ©
Dee. 31, 1928; 1 c. May 2, 1929; E
for. 4322; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
11853
Scorchin’; by Pat McCarthy [i. e. Pat-
rick McCarthy] [Melody only] ©
1c. May 23, 1929; E unp. 7049; Her-
man Friedman and Pat McCarthy,
New York. 11854
Seotch fantasia; arr. by A. Honicky;
violin and pf.- © 1 c. May 1, 1929;
E unp. 6284; Antonin Honicky, Sche-
nectady, N. Y. 11855
Scot’s (The) lament [and] The acci-
dent; recitations with musical ace.
written by Kennedy Allen, music
arr. by Kitty Kennedy Allen. of
Great Britain; pf. © Apr. 29, 1929;
1 e. May 17; E for. 4487; Reynolds
& co., London. 11856
Scourging (The); duet, words and
music by L. J. Kindig. © May 1,
1929; 2 ec. May 10; E pub. 5771;
Lisle James Kindig, Mattoon, Il.
11857
11866
Screen moods; by C. A. J. Parmentier ;
organ. 1. Reminiscence. [4 others]
© Apr. 30, 1929; 2 ec. May 1; E pub.
5579; Irving Berlin standard music
corp., New York. 11858
Sereen novelettes; theatre organ se-
ries, by C. A. J. Parmentier; organ.
folio 6. Roxyettes. [4 others] ©
May 6, 1929; 2 c. and aff. May 7; AA
14914; Irving Berlin standard mu-
sie corp., New York. 11859
Scuola (La) del bel canto italiano; ad
uso dei giovani clarinettisti con acc.
di pf., di Alessandro Cardoni, of
Italy. © May 6, 1929; 1 ce. May 7;
E for. 4837; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
11860
Sea-croon; by Greville Cooke, of Great
Britain, bowed and fingered by Ced-
ric Sharpe; violoncello and pf. ©
Apr. 30, 1929; 1 c@ May..24: E for.
4739; Joseph Williams, Itd., London.
11861
Sea shanties; collected and harmon-
ized by R. R. Terry, arr. by Maurice
Jacobson, of Great Britain; violin
1 and 2 and ‘cello, with pf. ace.
1. Bound for the Rio Grande. [4
others] © Apr. 10, 1928; 1 ec. May
2, 1929; EB for. 4855; J. Curwen &
sons, ltd., London. 11862
Sechser (Die) operette; musikalischer
schwank in 8 akten, von S. de
Buillet, gesangstexte von Kurt
Schwabach, musik yon Walter
Bromme, of Germany, arr. von
Harry Waldau, of Germany ; klavier-
auszug. © Feb. 25, 1929; 1 ec. May
2; E for. 4290; Edition Vuvag,
verlag u. vertrieb, a. g., Berlin.
‘ 1863
Second handed man; words and music
by S. Easton and KE. Waters.
[Words and melody only] ©l1e.
May 21, 1929; E unp. 6970; Sidney
Easton and Ethel Waters, New
York. 11864
Secrets of love; Bohemian melody,
arr. by A. Honicky; violin and pf.
© 1 ce. May 1, 1929; BE, unp. 6282;
Antonin Honicky, Schenectady,
i? Wis 11865
Seeriuberjenny; aus Die dreigroshen-
oper, nach dem _ Englischen des
John Gay, deutsche bearb. von Bert
Bracht, musik von Kurt Weill, of
Germany. © Jan. 8, 1929; 1 c. Feb.
7; E for. 4213; Universal edition,
a. g., Vienna. ; 11866
611
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11867
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Sei mir gut, schdne Marietta; sere-
nade, worte von Rudolf Anatol Petz,
musik von Ernst Arnold, of Austria,
op. 187. © Sept. 5, 1926; 1 c. Mar.
21, 1929; EH for. 4224; Verlag Josef
Blaha, Vienna. 11867
Self (A) made failure; words and
music by E. B. Pope. © 1 ec. May
17, 1929; E unp. 6884; Edward
Buckley Pope, Stamford, Conn.
11868
Sellerie; lied und foxtrot, text von
Charles Amberg, musik von Percy
Milton, of Germany, klayv. arr. von
Nico Dostal, of Austria. © Dec.
22,1928 ;* 1: 'e. Apr. 8051929 9 hr tor.
4053; Alrobi musikverlag, G. m.
b. H., Berlin. 11869
Sennen Cove; by Billy Mayerl, of
Great Britain; pf. © Apr. 27, 1929;
1c. May 17; E for. 4481; Boosey &
co., Itd., London. 11870
Sennerin sehnsucht nach der alm;
text und musik von P. Rohricht, of
Germany, op. 15, no. 2c, bearb. von
Hermann Wenzel, of Germany;
gemischten chor a capella. 4to. ©
Dee. 31, 1928; 1 ec. May 2, 1929; HE
for. 4811; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
11871
Senteurs (Les) de la nuit; de Mare
Delmas, of France, arr. de L. Julien-
Rousseau, of France; orch. parties,
avee pf. conducteur. 4to. © Apr.
18, 1929; 1 e. Apr. 29; E for. 4847;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd., Lon-
don. 11872
Senza _ figlie! versi di Pasquale
Buongiovanni, musica di L. Canoro;
violin. © 1c. May 38, 1929; E ump.
6381; Louis Canoro, New York.
11873
Senza pate; versi e musica di Luigi
Donadio, of Italy, domiciled at New
York. © 1c. May 6, 1929; E unp.
6445; John Clano, Woodside, L. LI..
eee 11874
Serenade; by Royal Andrews Merwin;
pf. © May 21, 1929; 2 « May 22;
E pub. 6268; G. Ricordi & ¢co., inc.,
New York. 11875
Serenade; fiir violine, viola und
violoneell, von Alexander Jemnitz,
of Hungary, op. 24. Partitur. 12mo.
© Jan. 9, 1929; 1c. Feb. '7;. Hi for.
4208; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 11876
Sérénade d’amour; von Harry Waldau,
op. 60, arr. von Leopold Weninger,
of Austria; orch. pts., with pf. or
organ conductor, violin 1 conductor
and words. 4to. © Apr. 15, 1929;
1 ce. May 7; E for. 4259; Anton J.
Benjamin, Leipzig. 11877
Serenading the moon; words by
Charles Newman, music by Jules K.
Stein, arr. by Rube Bennett; pf.
and ukulele acc. © May 14, 1929;
2c. May 18; E pub. 6262; Milton
Weil music co., Chicago. 11878
Serenata (La); by G. Braga, arr. by
Carl Sauer, of Australia; violin 1, 2,
with pf. and additional pts. for
string orch. © Apr.,.8, 1929; 1 ce.
May 13; EH for. 4756; W. H. Paling
& co., Itd., Sydney, Australia. 11879
reminiscenze
napoletane, versi di Pasquale L.
Esposito, musica di L. Canoro;
violin. © 1c. May 3, 1929; E unp.
6382; Louis Canoro, New York.
11880
Serenata napulitana; versi di Salva-
tore di Giacomo, musica di Pietro
Montani, of Italy. © May 17, 1929;
1c. May 13; E for. 4416; A. For-
livesi & c., Florence, Italy. 11881
Serenata all’ antica;
Serenata ticinese; von H. Kuyper, of
Netherlands; pf. © Nov. 30, 1928;
1G. “Apr: “19° 1929-5" for ate
Elisabeth Kuyper, Lugano, Switzer-
land. 11882
Serenissimus-marsch ; von Kurt Mello,
of Germany, op. 45; saion orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Feb.
4831929: 1.4. May 2:3. Deter i1on
Carmen-verlag, Dresden, Germany.
11883
Sex appeal; from The awful truth,
words and music by Walter O'Keefe
and Bobby Dolan. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 c. May 24, 1929;
E unp. 7094; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 11884
Shadows through my window pane;
words by A. B. Omerod, music by
H. A. Hummel. Milwaukee, Wis.,
Crescent song pub. co. © Apr. 24,
1929; 2 ¢@. May 3; EE pub. 5714;
Adrian Blaine Omerod, Milwaukee.
11885
Shall I tell you, mother; French folk
tune, arr. for toy symphony orch,
by J. Lilian Vandevere; picture sc.
and teacher’s se. 4to. © May 4,
1929; 2.¢e.,: May 23; E pub. 6392;
C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 11886
612
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
Shamrock stay wth me; words and
music by I. O'Donoghue. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. May 25,
1929; E unp. 7109; Irene O’Don-
oghue, Brooklyn. 11887
Shapiro Bernstein cinema series; by
A. Louis Brunelli, Samuel M. Berg
and Eugene Conte; pf. nos, 1-12.
© May 23, 1929; 2 c. May 24; E
pub. 6271; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
ine., New York. 11888
She decided to be a bride; words and
musie by C. L. Cousin. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 27, 1929;
E unp. 7193; Celina Leblanc Cousin,
Lutcher, La. 11889
She loves me, yes she loves me; words
and music by P. A. Fritsch. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. May 22,
1929; E unp. 7004; Paul A. Fritsch,
Cobb, W:-s. 11890
She’s a girl with a personality; words
by E. Shaffer, music by Chester
Escher; 1st violin. © 1 ¢. May 2,
1929; EH unp. 6318; Edith Shaffer,
Royalton, Pa. 11891
She’s a good girl; lyric by Jack Mur-
ray, music by Sammy Fain. © May
O519295"2).c:;. May 10: Epub. 5837;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 11892
She’s a real American girl; words by
C. Schwab, music by Sylvester L.
Cross. New York City, Frank Har-
ding. © Apr. 23, 1929; 2 c. May 38;
E pub. 5901; Charles Schwab, Sedro
Woolley, Wash. 11893
She’s a red hot mama with a ba-ba-
ba-by face; lyric by Max Worker,
music by Herman M. Parris. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. May 1,
1929; E unp. 6257; Louis Parris,
Philadelphia. 11894
She’s absolutely hopeless at lovin’;
song fox-trot, words and music by
Ray Noble and Alan Murray, both
of Great Britain; pf. ace, with
ukulele arr. by Ted Pola. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr. 3,
1929; 1 @ May 18; E for. 4753;
Orange music pub. co., London.
11895
She’s got blue eyes; written by Clif-
ford Seyler, composed by Henry Ar-
thur, of Great Britain; pf. and uku-
lele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations] © May 14, 1929; 1 c@ May
16; E for. 4500; Francis, Day &
Hunter, Itd., London. 11896
11906
She’s got what I need; words and mu-
sic by W. Crawley. [Words and
melcdy only] © 1c. May 7, 1929;
E unp. 6457; Wilton Crawley, New
York. 11897
She’s just the baby for me; fox-trot
novelty, lyric by Joe McDaniel and
Jack Sharpe, music by Elwood M.
Wilson and Charley Raymond, dance
arr. by E. M. Wilson; orch. pts. ©
May 10, 1929; 2°c> May 20; E pub.
6430; Joe McDaniel music co., New
Bern, N. C. 11898
She’s my girl; words by Evelyn May
Hosmer, music by C. Escher. ©
May 27, 1929; 2 c. May 27; E pub.
6318; Chester Escher, New York.
11899
She’s some hot party; words and mu-
sic by J. H. Wild.. © 1 ce. May 16,
1929; E unp. 6829; John H. Wild,
Chicago. 11909
She wouldn’t say yes; words and mu-.
sic by Al Jacobs and Herb Scharlin.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
May 27, 1929; E unp. 7168; Albert
T. Jacobs and Herbert M. Scharlin,
San Francisco. 11901
Shepherd (The); musical play in 3
acts, lyrics and music by Mathilde
Bilbro. 4to. © May 9, 1929; 2c.
May 11; D pub. 27482; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 11902
Shin-t6; scéne rituelle japonaise, par
Frane:s Casadesus, of France; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur et 1°
violon conducteur. 4to. © Dee. 31,
1928; 1 c. May 16, 1929; E for. 4640;
Choudens, Paris. 11903
Ships that pass in the night; poem by
Longfellow, music by S. Young, of
Great Britain; cho. of men’s voices.
London, J. Curwen & sons, ltd. Phil-
adelphia, Curwen, inc. 4to. © Apr.
30, 1929; 1-c. Apr. 27; E for. 4851;
Stuart Young, North Weald, Essex,
England. 11904
Shoifor shel mushiach; words by M.
Rund, music by J. Jaffe. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. May 22,
1929; E unp. 7027; Julius Jaffe and
Morris Rund, New York. 11905
Short (A) story; words by Herbert
J. Brandon, music by Charles Huer-
ter; med. or high voice. © May 2,
1929; 2 c. May 9; IF pub. 5798: G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 11906
613
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
11907
Shudders; cinema incidental, by Jos-
eph Engleman, of Great Britain;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. ©
Aug. 3, 1928; 1 c. May 22, 1929; H
for. 4727; Bosworth & co., Leipzig.
11907
Siberia ; Russia, photoplay music, from
The continent, by Christiaan Kriens;
orch. w.th pf. or organ conductor.
© May 6, 1929; 2 ec. May 9; E pub.
6017; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 11908
Siciliana; by Harold Rutland, of
Great Britain; pf. © Feb. 21, 1929;
1 ec. May 15; E for. 4887; Oxford
university press, London. 11909
Sicilienne; par Gabriel Fauré, op. 78,
nouvelle edition revue par Ronchini,
of France; violoncelle et pf. © Apr.
8, 19293 1%! Apr: 19 3° for!'18635''S.
Hamelle, Paris. 11910
Sight reading tests for beginners; by
Dora Pierce and Lilian Leavey, of
Great Britain... bk.. 3.)\,.©, Apr. 5,
1929; 1 ec. May 15; E for. 4447; Ox-
ford un.versity press, London. 11911
Signal fires; from suite In the Indian
country, by Cady C. Kenney, arr.
by R. E. Hildreth. 1. Band pts. with
solo B flat trumpet or cornet conduc-
tor.—2. Orch. pts. with pf. conduc-
tor. © Mar. 4, 1929; 2¢. each April
29; E pub. 5545, 5546; Walter Ja-
cobs, ine., Boston. 11912, 11913
Silver (The) road; song or recitation,
words and music by Alma Stanley.
Belmar, N. J., Edgar 8S. Werner & €o.
© May 8, 1929; 2c. May 13; E pub.
6401; M. S. Titus-Werner, Belmar,
1 a 11914
Silver threads among the gold; theme
and variations, by Smith and
Holmes; duet for 2 B flat cornets or
saxophones, with pf. acc. © May 9,
1929; 2 c. May 20;,.H pub. 6100;
Chares L. Barnhouse, sr., Oskaloosa,
Ta. 11915
Silver wings; airplane romance, by
Frank E. Hersom; pf. © May. 2,
1923: 2 ec. May 31; E pub. 63878;
Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston. 11916
Simmo Napulitane; versi di Giovanni
Bruno, musica di A. Salemme, of
Italy. [Words and melody oniy] ©
1 ec. May 6, 1929; E unp. 6434;
Adolfo Salemme, New York. 11917
Simple Simon; photoplay music, by
David H. Broekman and Sam A.
Perry, orch. by George J. Trinkaus ;
oich. pts., with pf.-organ conductor.
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
———
© Apr. 18, 1929: 2 c Apr. 22: BE
pub. 5823; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 11918
Since I first met you; words and music
by J. Kopf. [Chords, single staff]
© 1c. May 7, 1929; E uup. 6479;
Jack Kopf, Philadelphia. J1919
Since some one stole you from my
arms; words and music by Q. it.
Redd. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 28, 1929; E unp. 7250;
Quinton Elmer Redd, New York.
11920
Since you went away: words by’ J.
Connolly, music by Chester Escher ;
ist violin. © 1c. May 2, 1929; E
unp. 63811; Jerome Connolly, Fort
Sherman, Canal Zone. 11921
Sinfonia concertante; by William Wal-
ton, of Great Britain; orch. Full sce.
© Jan. 31, 1929; 1 ¢. May: = Bivtor:
4388; Oxford university press, Lon-
don. 11922
Sinfonietta giocosa; von Arnold Ebel,
of Germany, op. 39; grosses orch.
Partitura. © Feb. 28, 1929; 1 c. May
2; E for. 4279; Ries & Erler, G. m.
b. H., Berlin. 11923
Sing a sweet song for dad; words and
music by D. Olds. © 1c. May 27,
1929; E unp. 7174; Dot Olds, Los
Angeles. 11924
Sing me a love-song softly; ballad,
words and music by Arthur A. Penn,
of Great Britain, domiciled at Block
Island, R. I.; high voice. © May 2,
1929; 2 ec. May 9; E pub. 5803; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 11925
Sing me a song of the sunny South;
words and music by Anne Moore
[pseud. of S. A. Whittemore], arr.
by Leo Wiemer. [Photostat] ©
1c. May 18, 1929; E unp. 6899; Sa-
rah A. Whittemore, Washington. —
11926
Sing till the clouds roll by; lyric by
Douglas Durkin, music by Vollstedt,
arr. by Christopher O’Hare. © May
2;.1929; 2) c; May,.2; E pub.ioa71;
Kay & Kay music pub. corp., New
York. 11927
Singin’ in the rain; from Hollywood
revue of 1929, lyric by Arthur Freed,
music by Nacio Herb Brown; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by Hank Li-
net. © May 27, 1929; 2 c. May 28;
E pub. 6350; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., New York. 11928
614
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
11950
Sir Nicholas’ caper; by Robin Milford,
of Great Britain; pf. © Nov. 29,
1928; 1c. May 15, 1929; E for. 4834;
Oxford university press, London.
11929
Sirinata a Catarina; versi di A. Gloria,
musica di Nino Sciacea, of Italy,
domiciled at New York. © 1c. May
28, 1928; E unp. 7215; Angelo Gloria,
New York. 11930
Sistaltica; riduzione di Aldo Canta-
rini, of Italy; orchestrina parti, con
pf. conduttore. 4to. © May 6, 1929;
1 ce. May 7; E for. 4836; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 11931
Sister Hot Foot; by Mickey Guy; orch.
pis. 4to: -© Apr. 12,1929’; 2c. Apr.
13 ; E pub. 5023 ; Lake music publish-
ers, New York. 11932
Sittin’ down beside of the Lamb; negro
spiritual, arr. by John W. Work;
men’s voices. 4to. © May 2, 1929;
2c. May 4; E pub. 5690; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 11933
Sitting around thinking about my
baby ; words and music by Sam Cos-
low; pf. and ukulele acc. (Cover
title :—Thinkin’ about my baby) ©
May 23, 1929; 2 c. May 23; E pub.
6184; Famous music corp., New
York. 11934
Sitting on the garden gate; song fox-
trot, words and music by Clarke
Lewis, of Great Britain; pf. and uku-
lele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations] © May 7, 1929: 1c. May
8; E for. 4402; Worton David, ltd.,
London. 11935
Six (A) cylinder rag-time; von Clé-
ment Doucet, of France; pf. (In
Album Wiéner-Doucet) © Feb. 1,
1929 5/1 -e:. Mar. (18%) for, 4235;
Universal edition, a. g., Vienna.
11936
Sjomanstés (En); vals, text av Sven
Dolff, musik av Nils Lorén, of Swe-
den; pf. (Cover title :—Min sjéman-
stds) © Jan. 15, 1929; 1 ¢. May 6;
E for. 4273; Reuter & Reuter, Stock-
holm, Sweden. 11937
Skater’s waltz; by Emil Waldteufel,
op. 183, transcribed by Ralph Rain-
ger; pf. © May 7, 1929; 2 c. May
9; E pub. 5741; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 11938
Skepparhistorier, eller 6stberg ljuger
och berittar; sangvals, text och
musik av Ejnar Westling, of
Sweden; pf. © July 1, 1927; 1c.
May 6, 1929; BE for. 4272; Reuter &
Reuter, Stockholm, Sweden. 11939
Skiddle de skow; lyric by Perry Brad-
ford, music by Jimmy Johnson. ©
Apr. 16, 1929; 2 e@ Apr. 19; E pub.
5812; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
11940
Skies (The) have been gray ever since
you went away; words by Oscar
William Neilson, music by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 25, 1929; E unp. 7129;
Oscar W. Neilson, Poughkeepsie,
ING, Xs 11941
Skyward; composed by R. O. Eaton,
arr. by Puzant Barsumian; pf.
April 23, 1929; 2 ce. April 24; E pub.
5534; Robert O. Eaton, Lancaster,
Pa. 11942
Sleep, my baby sleep; words and music
by D. S. Carlson. [Photostat] ©
1 ec. May 138, 1929; E unp. 6691;
Dorothy S. Carlson, Oakland, Calif.
11943
Sleeping swans; by Paul Bliss; pf. ©
April 29, 1929; 2 ec May 3; E pub.
5643 ; John Church co., Cincinnati.
11944
Sleepy Rio Grande waltz; words and
music by C. J. Robison. [Words
and melody only] © 1. May 16,
1929; E unp. 6799; Carson J.
Robison, New York. 11945
Sleepy time moon; words and music
by I. McLarty. New York City,
Frank Harding. © May 7, 1929; 2c.
May 15; E pub. 5939; Ivan McLarty,
Villa Rica, Ga. 11946
Sleepy valley; from The rainbow man,
words by Andrew B. Sterling, music
by James F. Hanley; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Apr. 24, 1929; 2 ce. May 21;
E pub. 6240; Harms, ine., New York.
11947 °
Sleepy valley; words by Andrew B.
Sterling, music by James F. Hanley;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Mar. 24,
1929; 2 ec. April 26; E pub. 5526;
Harms, ine., New York. 11948
Slub; words and music by Frank
Przybylski; 1st violin. © 1 c¢. Apr.
17,, 1929; HE unp. 7321; Annette
Przyby|ski, Chicago. 11949
Slub janka; by P. Humeniuk. [Melody
only] ©1c. May 29, 1929; E unp.
7289; Paul Humeniuk, New York.
11950
615
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT EN TRIES
11951
pt. 11, 0.'S., v.24
Slumber song; by John Thompson, op.
41; pf. © May 15, 1929; 2c. May
16; E pub. 5945; Schroeder &
Gunther, ine., New York. 11951
Slumber song; poem by Fred Edmonds,
music by C. Hector, of Great Britain.
London, J. Curwen & sons, Itd.
Philadelphia, Curwen, ine. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr.
20, 1929; 1 @ Apr. 18; E for. 43849;
Chastey Hector, Hove, England.
11952
Small (A) violet I plucked from
mother’s grave; words and music by
EK. W. Shockley. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Apr. 29, 1929;
2c. May 3; E pub. 5896; Emory W.
Shockley, Salisbury, Md. 11953
Smile away ; fox-trot, words and music
by S. M. Margolis. New York,
Frank Harding. © May 20, 1929; 2
«@. May 29; E pub. 6356; Sydney M.
Margolis, Worcester, Mass. 11954
Smile (A) from you’ sweetheart;
words by D. J. Overfield, music by
Marguerite Irene Stocking. © 1 «.
May 28, 1929; E unp. 7258; Dorothy
Jane Overfield and Marguerite
Stcecking, Long Beach, Calif. 11955
Smile (The) you miss; words by Wm.
Cary Duncan, music by Raymond
Hubbell; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
April 26, 1929; 2 c. April 29; E pub.
5650; Chas. Freshman co., inc., New
York. 11956
Smiling Irish eyes; lyric by Herman
Ruby, music by Ray Perkins; pf.
and ukulele acc. © May 13, 1929;
2c. May 16; E pub. 6163; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 11957
Snoldby trav; af Jacob Gade, of Den-
mark; pf. with words. © Mar. 9,
1929; 1 c. May 7; E for. 4264; Gade
& Warny, Copenhagen. 11958
Snowdrop; unison song for children,
* words by Alfred Hayes, music by
Granville Bantock, of Great Britain.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Apr. 12, 1929; 1 ce. May
10; E for. 4395; Boosey & co., ltd.,
London. 11959
Snuggle pup; by George L. Cobb; pf.
© Mar. 4, 1929; 2 c. April 29; E pub.
5543; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston.
11960
So blue for you; words and music by
VY. L. Black. [Words and melody
only}. © 1 e¢ May 20, 1929; E unp.
7096; Vera Luis-Black, Buffalo.
11961
So geht’s zua bei uns in Wien; marsch.
von Emanuel Hornischer, of Austria,
arr. von R. H. Dietrich, of Austria ;
salon und kleines orchesterstimmen.
4to. © Apr. 5, 1929; 1 c. May 38;
E for. 4338; Verlag Josef Blaha,
Vienna. 11962
So long; march song, from The
cock-eyed world, words and musie by
Con Conrad, Sidney D. Mitchell and
Archie Gottler. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. May 28, 1929; EB unp.
7228 ; De Sylva, Brown & Henderson,
ine., New York. 11963
Soaring: (The) eagle; march, by John
N. Klohr; band pts. with solo B flat
cornet conductor. 4to. Apr. 24,
1929; 2 c Apr. 26; E pub. 5529;
John Church co., Cincinnati. 11964
Soft, soft wind; words by Charles
Kingsley, music by Alfred M. Wall,
of Great Britain ; mixed voices. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Apr. 4, 1929; 1 ec. May 9; E for.
4378; Oxford university press, Lon-
don. 11965
Solo en la tumba; letra y musica de
Alfredo Reza, of Mexico, domiciled
at El Paso. 8vo. [Photostat] ©
Apr: 221929" 2 c Apr Zi) Beas
6065; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
11966
Sem varje liten pirla; text av Karl-
Hwert, musik av Jules Sylvain
[pseud. of Stig Hansson], of Swe-
den; pf. © Jan. 2, 1929; 1 ¢. Jan.
12; E for. 4424; Hdition Sylvain,
Stockholm, Sweden. 11967
Some day I pray you'll be mine; words
by Orel Hicks, music by David Reed.
© 1c. May 27, 1929; E unp. 7164;
Orel F. Hicks, Conneant, O. 11968
Some day you'll be sorry; words by
Margie Morris and Frank Capano,
music by Sal Russo; pf. and ukulele
acc. © May 11, 1929; 2 c. May 15;
EK pub. 5949; World music pub. ¢o.,
, Philadelphia. 11969
Some day you'll be sorry, when you
find that you can’t forget; words by
R. M. Lowder, music by Eugene
Platzman. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Apr. 30, 1929; 2 c. May
oy iG pu, 5897;. R. Montgomery
Lowder, Kannapolis, N. C. 11970
Some other day; words and music by
Ambrose Barker, of Great Britain ;
pf. and ukulele’ ace. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © May 10,
1929; 1¢. May 8; E for. 4857; Keith-
Prowse & co., ltd., London. 11971
616
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
11993.
Someday; words anon., music by M.
Hatfield. [In 2 keys] © 1. each
May 17, 1929; H unp. 6862; Mar-
garet Hatfield, Croton, N. Y. 11972
Someday in Spain; words and music
by H. Levine. [Words and melody
only] ©1e May 29, 1929; E unp.
7285; Hyman Levine, New York.
11973
Someone; by H. Bortman; melody,
with pf. acc. © 1c. May 25, 1929;
EK ounp. 7116; Harry Bortman, Phila-
delphia. 11974
Someone; words and music by Johnnie
Walker and M. Prince; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © May 1, 1929; 2 ce. May
9: E pub. 5746; Meryl Prince, San
Francisco. 11975
Someone; words by L. Stillwell, music
by Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. May 8, 1929; E unp.
6514; Lottie Stiliwell, Oxford, Mich.
11976
Someone is working for loved ones
dear; words and music by BH. Stan-
ford. [Words and melody only] ©
i ec. May 3, 1929; E unp. 6365 ; Eliza-
beth Stanford, Philadelphia. 11977
Something’s gotta be done about that;
words by Ballard Macdonald and
Dave Dreyer, music by Arthur John-
sten. [Words and melody only] ©
Te. May 1, 1929; E unp. 6267; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 11978
Semetime yowle [!] change your
mind; ballad, words and music by
M EH. Palmer. ©1c. May 20, 1929;
E unp. 6938; Marguerite HE. Palmer,
Hockerville, Okl. 11979
Somewhere a mother’s voice is calling;
waltz, words by P. A. Montroy, mu-
sic by Ray Hibbeler. © 1 ¢« May
8, 1929; E unp. 6551; P. A. Montroy,
Jennings, La. 11980
Son (The) of man is come; hymn,
words [adapted] from St. Luke and
music by L. J. Kindig. © May 1,
1929 > 2c. May 10; EF pub. 51665
Lisle James Kindig, Mattoon, Ill.
11981
Son please ask yo’? mammy can I be
her new ice man; words and music
by H. Jones. © May 6, 1929; 2c.
May 8; E pub. 5730; Harry Jones,
Rome, N. Y. 11982
Son premier rendez-vous; paroles de
J. Meunier, musique de Fred Mélé
et Craven, of France. © Apr. 10,
1929; 1 ec. May 16; E for. 4609; Edi-
tions musicales Evette, Paris. 11983
57721—29—_8
Sonata clisica; por Manuel M. Ponce,
digitada y adaptada por Andrés Se-
govia, of Spain; guitar. © Feb. 15,
1929; 1 @oPeb. 9) BH for 2740p 1B.
Schott’s sdéhne, Mainz, Germany.
11984
Sonata in F minor; by Ernest Walker,.
of Great Britain; violoncello and pf.
© Nov. 8, 1928; 1 ce. May 9; E for.
4585; Oxford university press, Lon-
don. 11985:
Sonate in C dur; von Kurt Thomas, of
Germany, op. 13; klavier. © Apr.
30, 1929; 1 c. May 15; E for. 4467;
Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leipzig. 11986:
Song-bird of the night; 2 pt. song,
words by J. EH. Carpenter, altered,
music by S. Glover, arr. by Hal
Huntley. 4to. © May 8, 1929; 2«.
May 11; E pub. 5848; J. E. Fearis &
bro., Chicago. 11987
Song development; no. 3, by Frederic
H. Ripley and Harry Lawson Harts.
(The Stanhope ed. of schcol music,
no. 290) S8vo. [Words and melody
only] © Apr. 22, 1929; 2 c Apr.
29; E pub. 6121; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. 11988
Song in C; by K. M. L. Smith, of
-Great Britain, domiciled at Garden
City, N. Y.; melody with pf. acc.
[Photostat] © 1 ¢«. May 8; 1929;
E unp. 6919; Kenneth Moncrieff
Leslie Smith, Garden City, L. L,
Ne 11989:
Song in H flat; by K. M. L. Smith, of
Great Britain, domiciled at Garden
City, N. Y¥.; melody with pf. ace.
[Photostat] © 1 e¢ May 8, 1929;
E unp. 6920; Kenneth Moncrieff
Leslie Smith, Garden City, L. L,
Ni XY: 11990:
Song in the Valley of Humiliation;
short anthem, words by John Bun-
yan, music by Ernest Bullock, of
Great Britain; mixed voices; organ
ace. 4to.. © Mar. .21,,,1929; 1. ec.
May 15; E for. 4814; Oxford univer-
sity press, London. 11991
Song of autumn; words by Emily Lins-
ley, music by. W. E. McGee. (Jn A
song cycle) © 1c. Apr. 22, 1929 -
E unp. 6880; Winifred HE. McGee,
Ceres, Calif. 11992
Song (The) of Charons pretty flower ;
words and musie by F. V. Lindholm,
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
May 27, 1929: E unp. 71898; Frances:
V. Lindholm, San Francisco. 11993.
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pt. m1, n. s., v. 24
Song of devotion; air religioso for pf.,
by Frederic Groton, op. 66.. © May
13, 1929; 2 ec. May 24; E pub. 6321;
Boston musie co., Beston. 11994
Song (A) of flight; words and music
by A. W. Harvey. 4to. Washing-
ton, D. C., Progressive music bureau.
© May 11, 1929; 2 ec. May 11; E pub.
5846; Anne W. Harvey, Washington.
11995
Song of Italy; by J. A. Salvatore.
[Melody only] ©1c. May 81, 1929;
E unp. 7353; John A. Salvatore,
Brooklyn. 11996
Song (A) of Margharita; from Hur-
dy-gurdy, words and music by L.
Wolfe Gilbert and Abel Baer.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
May 28, 1929; E unp. 7229; De Syl-
va, Brown & Henderson, inc., New
York. 11997
Song (The) of my heart; words and
music by Dwight J. Partello, jr. ©
1c. Mar. 22, 1929; EH unp. 5017 ; Flor-
ence Shipley Partello [i. e. Mrs.
Dwight J. Partello, jr.], New York.
11998
Song of Teaberry gum; words and mu-
sic by M. A. Fichera. [Words and
melody only] ©1 ce. May 18, 1929;
E unp. 6895; Mary A. Fichera, Law-
rence, Mass. 11999
Song of the breeze; by Gardner Le-
land [pseud. of Arthur Ryder}; pf.
© May 2, 1929; 2c. May 20; E pub.
6225; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
12000
Song of the children in Paladore; 2-pt.
song for children’s voices, poem by
Henry Newbolt, music by G. Ban-
tock, of Great Britain. London, J.
Curwen & sons, ltd. 4to. © May
21,1929: .1 ©. May ils; H. for, 4741);
Granville Bantock, Birmingham,
England. 12001
Song of the cricket; by William Bur-
rowes Cooke; pf. © Mar. 1, 1929;
2 c. Apr. 29; E pub. 5560; Co-oper-
ative music co., Philadelphia. 12002
Song of the gold diggers; dig you little
diggers dig, lyric by Al. Dubin, music
by Joe Burke; pf. and ukulele acc.
© May 6, 1929; 2 c. May 9; E pub.
6016; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
12003
Song of the lute; Indian love song;
by R. G. Craig; pf. ©1¢. May 6,
1929; E unp. 6468; Robert G. Craig,
Baltimore. 12004
Song of the rainbow; from Step this
way, words by Phebe Root and Lu-
cille Eskell, music by J. Pethick.
New York, Thornton W. Allen. ©
Apr. 17, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 29; E pub.
5889; Jean Pethick, Greenwich,
Conn. 12005
Song of the red-winged blackbird; by
Rudolf Kvelve, op. 16, no. 1; pf.
May 13, 1929; 2 ec. May 20; E pub.
6088 ; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
12006
Song (The) of the tramp; words and
music by M. LeGette. © 1 ¢. May
11, 1929; E unp. 6951; Malcolm Le-
Gette, Columbia. S. C. 12007
Song of the Volga boatmen; Russian
folk-song, English translation and
arr. for cho. or quartet of mixed
voices by G. Bantock, of Great Brit-
ain. London, J. Curwen & sons, Itd.
Philadelphia, Curwen, ine. 4to.
Apr. 28, 1928; 1 c. May 2, 1929; B
for. 4853; Granville Bantock, Har-
borne, Birmingham, England. 12008
Song of the wind; words by George
EK. Merrick, music by Louis Drake-
ferd [i. e. L. H. Drakeford], of Great
Britain. ©1ce. Apr. 2, 1929; E unp.
5344; Lewis Henry Drakeford, New
York. 12009
Song (The) that the old minstrel sang;
lyrics by Joe Goodwin, music by
Gus Hdwards. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Mar. 7, 1929; E unp.
4444; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp..
New York. 12010
Song to Merlin; words by George Red-
man, music by H. Kogen, op. 19.
1e. May 4, 1929; E unp. 6404; Har-
ry Kogen, Chicago. 12011
Songs my mother taught me; by An-
ton Dvorak, op. 55, no. 4, arr. by
John M. Williams; pf., with words.
© Apr. 30, 1929; 2c. May 11; E pub.
5832; Boston music co., Boston.
12012
Sonne wird scheinen ... ! valse bos-
ton, worte von Peter Herz, musik
von Ernst Arnold, of Austria, op.
188. © Sept. 5, 1926; 1 c. Mar. 21,
1929; E for. 4225; Verlag Josef
Blaha, Vienna. 12013
Sonnenuntergang; worte von Fried-
rich Holderlin, musik von Walter
Braunfels, of Germany, op. 41, no.
1; ménnerchor a cappella. Partitur.
4to. © Feb. 4, 1929; 1 ¢ Mar. 18;
E for. 4238; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 12014
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
Sonny; words by A. Czanderna, music
by Chester Escher; ist violin.
1c. May 2, 1929; E unp. 63812; Al-
vina Czanderna, La Porte, Ind.
12015
Serge il sole! canzone-tango, by En-
rico Giachetto, of Italy; melody
with pf. ace. © 1 ¢. May 2, 1929;
E unp. 6332; Enrico Bernstiel, Mi-
lan. 12016
Sorrow (The) of an innocent girl;
ballad, lyrics by D. Turner, music
by M. Paul Manganella. © 1c. May
21, 1929; E unp. 6974; Della Turner,
Reading, Pa. 12017
Sorry that I strayed away from you;
lyric by Perry Bradford, music by
Jimmy Johnson. (Cover-title:—I’m
sorry that I strayed away from
you) © Apr. 16, 1929; 2 c Apr. 19;
E pub. 5808; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 12018
Sound off! soldier songs from Yankee
Doodle to Parley voo, [compiled] by
Edward Arthur Dolph, music arr.
by Philip Egner. © Apr. 26, 1929;
Zee, Apr. 29: aff. Apr. 27; - 6830 ;
Cosmopolitan book corp., New York.
12019
South African blues; melody by Junie
C. Cobb. © 1 ec. May 1, 1929; E
unp. 6260; Lester Melrose, Chicago.
12020
Southern dream girl; waltz song,
words by A. Hodges, music by. Cora
Broadwell. New York City. Frank
Harding. © Apr. 23, 1929; 2 c. May
8; E pub. 6898; Amos Hodges, Fal-
coner, N. Y. 12021
Sovra la riva d’un ecorrente fiume;
madrigale, versi di Franco Sacchetti,
musica di Sebastiano Caltabiano, of
Italy; coro a quattro voci dissimili
sole: 4to., © Apt,,.26, 1929-1. €.
May 9: E for. 4373; Societa tipo-
grafico-editrice nazionale STEN, To-
‘ rino, Italy. 12022
Soy mexicano! danza, letra y musica
de L. Francés, of Spain, domiciled at
New York. © 1c. May 4, 1929: E
unp. 6406; Leopoldo Frances, New
ork, 12023
Spaghetti, salamy, boloney from over
the sea; fox-trot, words by A. Vit-
toriano and Pasquale Gaudio, music
by Mario Romagnoli; violin. © 1 c.
May 2, 1929; E unp. 6321; Mario
Romagnoli and Aladino Vittoriano,
Philadelphia. 12024
12035
Spanische lustspiel—ouverture; von
Kéler-Béla [pseud. of Albert von
Kéler], op. 1387, arr. von Leopold
Weninger, of Austria; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and violin 1 con-
ductor. © Apr. 15, 1929; 1 @ May
7; E for. 4262; Anton J. Benjamin,
Leipzig. 12025
Spanish eyes; tango, lyric by John T.
Murray, music by Gus Edwards.
[Chords, single staff} © 1 ce. Mar.
7, 1929; E unp. 4441; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., New York. 12026
Spanish (A) tango; by A. MacDowel;
pf. [Photostat] © 1c. May 20,
1929; E unp. 6802; Ann MacD>wel,
Dearborn, Mich. 12027
Spaziergang; auS der komddie, Bour-
geois bleibt bourgeois, worte von
Hermann Kesten, musik von Fried-
rich Hollaender, of Germany. ©
Web: 20, 1920 1c, May, 2° Hi ‘for.
4282; Arcadia-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 12028
Speedway (The) courier; march, by
C. E. Downey; band pts. 4to. ©
May 11, 1929; 2 c«. May 11; E pub.
5875; ©. Earl Downey, Arlington,
Ind. 12029
Spelling Christian; hymn, words and
musie by L. J. Kindig. © May 1.
1929; 2 e. May 10; E pub. 5774;
Lisle James Kindig, Mattoon, IIl.
12030
Spooning in the sky; words by P. Car-
penter, music by Chester Escher;
1st violin. © 1c. May 2, 1929; H
unp. 6310: Pauline Carpenter, Pon-
ca City, Okl. 12031
Spring; words and music by I.
O’Denoghue. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. May 29, 1929; E unp.
7259; Irene O'Donoghue, Brooklyn.
12032
Spring dance; by Heller Nicholls, of
Great Britain; pf. © May 2, 1929;
2c. May 4;.E pub. 5702; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 12033
Spring idylls; by Arthur Baynon, of
Great Britain; pf. © Mar. 21, 1929;
1c. May 9; E for. 4887; Oxford uni-
versity press, London. 12034
Spring is here; selection from the
musical comedy, by Richard Rodgers,
arr. by Hans Spialek, of Austria,
domiciled at New York; pf. ©
April 19, 1929; 2 c. April 27; E pub.
5646; Harms, ine., New York.
12035
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12036
pt. 111, n. S., Vv. 24
Spring it in the Summer and she'll
fall; lyric by Jack Meskill and Al
Hoffman, music by Pete Wendling;
pf. and ukulele acc. © May 17,
1929; 2 @« May 18; E pub. 6068;
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder c¢o., New
York. 12036
Spring’s in the air; humorous song,
written and composed by George E]-
lis, of Great Britain, arr. by Herbert
Townsend, of Great Britain. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © May
10, 1929; 1 ec. May 23; E for. 4844;
Reynolds & co., London. 12037
Spring’s saraband; pt. song, words by
Bliss Carman, music by Herbert
Boardman, op. 8; mixed voices. 4to.
© Apr. 25, 1929; 2 c. May 2; E pub.
5683; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
12038
Springtime love; words and music by
G. Olson. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 22, 1929; E unp. 6990;
George Olson, Biloxi, Miss. 12039
Sprinzes shlof-lied; words and music
by S. Small. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. May 21, 1929; E unp.
7043; Solomon Small, Brooklyn.
12040
Spross (Charles Gilbert) Prelude;
pf.; in B min. © May 16, 1929;
2 ec. May 18; E pub. 6120; John
Church co., Cincinnati. 12041
Stahl’s (Wm. C.) new method for
tenor banjo; by Will D. Moyer and
others. pt. 2. Rev. ed. © May
21, 1929; 2 c. and aff. May 25; AA
16627; William C. Stahl, Milwaukee.
12042
Stances (Les); poémes de Jean
Moréas, musique de Philippe Gau-
bert, of France. © Apr. 5, 1929;
1 c. Apr. 30; E for. 4128; Heugel,
Paris. 12043
Stand by the Union label; words and
music by A. B. Omerod, arr. by
Hugh °~W. Schubert. Milwaukee,
Wis., Crescent song pub. co. © Apr.
24, 1929; 2 c. May 3; E pub. 5711;
Adrian Blaine Omerod, Milwaukee.
12044
Standing in a fog; by Pat McCarthy
[i. e. Patrick McCarthy] [Melody
only] ©1e. May 23, 1929; E unp.
7048; Herman Friedman and Pat-
rick McCarthy, New York. 12045
Star dance folio no. 32; containing
popular songs, arr. as fox-trots,
waltzes and novelties, compiled and
6
ed. by George Botsford; pf. solo
- with ukulele ace. © April 22, 1929;
2c. April 26; E pub. 5550; Remick
music corp., New York. 12046.
Star (The) of Bethlehem; from the
cantata Glad tidings of great joy,
text by Raymond Earl Bellaire,
music by Richard Kountz;_ sop.,
alto and bar. 4to. © May 6, 1929;
2c. May 9; E pub. 6009; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 12047
Star of mine; words and music by L.
Gallotello. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. May 22, 1929; E unp.
6991; Lucy Gallotello, Brooklyn.
, 12048
Stars of the Hast; love poems, by
Hermann Lohr, of Great Britain;
orch. pts., with 1st violin conductor.
1. Chant at sunset. [3 others] ©
May 2; 1929; 1 ¢. May 24; BH for.
4775; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
12049:
Station B-I-R-D; words and music by
N. Armstrong. © 1c. May 29, 1929;
E unp. 7266; Nancy Armstrong, New
York. 12050
Stay on bloomers; words by J. W.
Rutledge, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
May 29, 1929; E unp. 7275; Joseph
W. Rutledge, Kenosha, Wis. 12051
Stay out of the shadows; lyrics and
music by Wally Brown [i. e. W. F.
Brown] © 1c. Apr. 23, 1929; E
unp. 6344; Walter Francis Brown,
Baltimore. 12052
Steiger (Der); text von Max Frey-
gang, musik von Hugo Kaun, of
Germany. 1. Fiir mannerchor, alt-
solo u. fernchor.—2. Minnerchor.
4to. © Mar. 7, 1929; 1 c. each May
2; E for. 4300, 4802; Amsel-verlag,
Berlin. 120538, 12054
Stella Hoe; words and music by J. O.
McCabe. © 1 c. May 18, 1929; H
unp. 6646; Jefferson O. McCabe,
New York. 12055
Step high; from Love lies, words by
Desmond Carter, music by Hal
Brody [pseud. of H. B. Hedley, Jack
Clarke and Harry Acres], ‘of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © May
14, 1929; 1 c. May 16; BH for. 4508;
Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd., London.
12056
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
Step out with youth; arch preserver
theme song, words and music by
Kenneth Christie. © 1 ¢ Apr. 8,
1929; E unp. 6347; Judson radio
program corp., New York. 12057
Stephen (David) Six moods; by
David Stephen, of Great Britain;
pf. nos. 1-6. © Nov. 29, 1928; 1 ¢.
each May 15, 1929; E for. 4821-4826 ;
Oxford university press, London.
12058-12063
Still it’s Dixie to me; words and
music by A. G. Moss. [Werds and
melody only] © 1 ce. May 22, 1929;
E ounp. 7025; Arthur Garfield Moss,
New York. 12064
Stimmen der nacht; von Ernst Miiller-
Betzin, of Germany, op. 74; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor and ist
violin conductor. London, J. Liber.
4to. © Dec. 15, 1928; 1 ec. Apr. 19,
1929; E for. 4185; Edition Otto
Kuhl, G. m. b. H., Cologne, Ger-
many. 12065
Stompin’ away; by J. M. Langley.
[Melody only] ©1c. May 23, 1929;
E unp. 7065; John Milton Langley,
New York. 12066
Stop and fix it; words and music by
Harrison Blackburn. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 13, 1929;
E unp. 6676; Clarence Williams
music pub. co., inc., New York.
12067
Storm on the sea; words by S. T.
Thompson, music by B. M. Hale. ©
t GG ' May 9;-1929;°E: unp. 6561;
Stephen Turner Thompson, Ensley,
Ala. 12068
Storm (The) signal; march, by R. B.
Hisenberg; band pts. 4to. © April
24, 1929; 2 ce. April 29; H pub. 5610;
W. R. Dalbey music co., Omaha,
Web. 12069
Straight as a crow flies; words by
Morey Davidson, music by H. Del-
lon. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ce. May 20, 1929; E unp. 6942; Har-
old Dellon, inc., Cleveland. 12070
Strapaese; canzone pase-duble, parole
di Pinki, musica di Iginio Buzzacchi,
of Italy; pf. © 1c. May 2, 1929;
E unp. 6333; Enrico Bernstiel, Mi-
lan. 12071
Strauss (Richard) Die agyptische He-
lena; fantasie nach O. Singer’s
bearb., orchestriert von Eduard Ru-
dolf, of Austria; orch. u. salon orch.
mit pf. direction u. violino 1 direc-
tion. © Apr. 15, 1929; 1 ec. Apr. 16;
6
‘Streams from Calvary ;
12082
E for. 3882; Adolph Fiirstner, Ber-
lin. 12072
words and
melody by M. A. Selby, music arr.
by D. B. Rote and M. E. Ziegler.
8vo. © Nov. 29, 1928; 2 c. Dee. 13,
1928; E pub. 2229; Gospel worker
soec., Cleveland. 120738
Street (The) waif; recitation with
musical ace., words by HE. A. Sear-
son, musec by Cuthbert Clarke, of
Great Britain; pf. © Apr. 29, 1929;
1c. May 17; EH for. 4488; Reynolds
& co., London. 12074
String quartet in G major; founded
on Canadian folk-tunes, by Wyatt
Pargeter, of Great Britain; violins
1 & 2, viola and violoncello. Sec. and
pts. © May 13, 1929; 2 c. May 20;
E pub. 6226; Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
ton. 12075
Strolling down the lane, you and I;
words by Eddie Grant, music by B.
Martin, arr. by Larry Clinton.
[Chords, single staff] © 1 ce May
14, 1929; EH unp. 6733; Bobby Mar-
tin, Brooklyn. 12076
Stubborn Sadie Stout; words and mu-
sic by EH. M. Davis and L. D. Poe;
Die “Ov ier May 3; °1929%"" Ey imp.
6389; Les Dryden Poe and Hthelyn
Marie Davis, San Francisco. 12077
Stumbling along; words and music by
D. R. Donaldson. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. May 10, 1929; B
unp. 6570; Dicie Richards Donald-
son, Asheville, N. C. 12078
Suefio y realidad; valz, letra y mu-
sica por Francisco Moure; pf. [Pho-
tostat] ©1c. Apr. 3, 1929; E unp.
5308; Popular music publishers,
Chicago. 12079
Suffer the children; hymn, words
[adapted] from St. Luke and music
by L. J. Kindig. © May 1, 1929; 2c.
May 10; E pub. 5768; Lisle James
Kindig, Mattoon, Ill. 12080
Sul renon; ouverture, di Mario Mas-
cagni, of Italy; band. sc. © Dec.
30, 1928; 1 ec. May 2, 1929; E for.
4093 ; Edoardo Viani, Genoa, Italy.
12081
Sulla soglia; parole di Annie Vivanti,
musica di Pier Adolfo Tirindelli, of
Italy. © May 28, 1929; 1c. May 24;
E for. 4787; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
12082
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12083
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. III, n.s., v. 24
Summer and you; words by Marjo
Lewis, music by Mabelanna Corby;
© Apr. 24, 1929; 2 «.
high voice.
Apr. 27; E pub. 5656; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 12083
Summer skies; words by Mary Morris
Duane, music by James Francis
Cooke; in D. © May 2, 1929; .2 c.
May 4; E pub. 5707; Theodore Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 12084
Summer song; words by Emily Linsley,
music by W. EH. McGee. (In A song
cycle) ©1ec. Apr. 22, 1929; BE unp.
6879; Winifred E. McGee, Ceres.
Calif. 12085
Summer’s promise; words and music
by Jane Devlin [pseud. of G. C. Dev-
lin. Photostat]l © 1.«¢ Jan. 380,
1929; E unp. 3295; Genevieve Cox
Devlin, Chicago. 12086
Sun of my soul; hymn-anthem, words
by J. Keble, music by N. F. Byng
Johnson, of Great Britain; organ
ace. 4to. © May 16, 1929; 1 «
May 16; E for. 4461; Novello & co.,
ltd., London. 12087
Sun (The) will shine; lyric by Walter
Stoneham, music by Les Hoadley.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
May 13, 1929; E unp. 7223; Austin
Leslie Hoadley, Milwaukee. 12088
Sunbeams; words and music by H. F.
Brandwood. © 1c. May 7, 1929; E
unp. 6497; Hilda Fisher Brandwood,
Bogota, N. J. 12089
Sunday morn; by Heller Nicholls, of
Great Britain; pf. © May 2, 1929;
2c. May 4; E pub. 5703; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 12090
Sunny Sal; words by Johnny Marvin
and Harry Tobias, music by Henry
H. Tobias; pf. acc. with ukulele arr.
by A. J. Franchini. © April 29,
1929; 2 ec. April 30; E pub. 5614;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 12091
Sunny (The) South; from Love lies,
words by Desmond Carter, music by
Hal Brody [pseud. of H. B. Hedley,
Jack Clarke and Harry Acres], of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
May 14, 1929; 1 c. May 16; HE for.
4504; Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd.,
London. 12092
Sunshine and you; waltz, words and
music by Joe Edwards [pseud. of
EK. Cucuel], orch. by Johnny Cooper ;
pts. 4to. © Apr. 1, 1929; 2 ¢. Apr.
15; E pub. 5677; Edward Cucuel,
New York. * 12098:
Sunshower; by Elizabeth Gest, se-
lected, ed., annotated and fingered by
John M. Williams; pf. © Apr. 30,
1929; 2 ec. May 11; EB pub. 5833;
Boston music co., Boston. 12094.
Supplication; entr’acte, by Haydn
Wood, of Great Britain [and] Danc-
ing moonbeams; souvenir, by Cuth-
bert Clarke, of Great Britain; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Apr. 25, 1929; 1c May 9; E for.
4406; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
12095.
Susan ; words and music by M. O’Mara
of Canada. © 1c. Apr. 17, 1929; E
unp. 7012; Maureen O’Mara, Toronto,
Canada. 12096:
Suse, little Suse; German folk tune,
from Hansel and Gretel, arr. by J.
Lilian Vandevere; toy symphony
orch, pts., with pf. and teacher’s sc.
4to. © Apr. 27, 1929; 2 c. May 13;
E pub. 5853; C. C. Birchard & co.,
Boston. 12097
Swallow (The); transcribed by
Francis Findlay; string orch. sc. and
pts. © Apr. 29, 1929; 2 ec. May 2;
E pub. 5593; B. F. Wood music Co.,.
Boston. 12098
Sweet Auburn; interlude, by Robin
Milford, of Great Britain, op. 15, no.
2; pf. © Apr. 5, 1929; 1 c. May 15;
E for. 4449; Oxford university press,
London. 12099:
Sweet black woman; words and music
by Bessie Smith. [Chords, single
staff} © 1 ¢ May 3, 1929; E unp.
6614; Georgia music co., New York.
12100
Sweet heart of mine; words and music
by W. Crawley. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. May 23, 1929; E unp.
7070; Wilton Crawley, New York.
12101
Sweet land of memory; words and
music by lL. L. Clark, arr. by Burrell
Van Buren. Jacksonville, Fla., Clark
pub, house. © Apr. 18, 1929; 2 e¢.
May 4; E pub. 5626; Leona Letitia
Clark, Jacksonville, Fla. 12102
Sweet little girl; words by Lester
Henniger, music by R. S. Smith; pf.
© 1e. May 27, 1929; BE unp. 7205;
Russell Scott Smith, Chicago.
12103.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no, 5, 1929
Sweet little lady of mine; by Richard
Kountz, arr. by George J. Trinkaus;
oreh.~'pts.- 4to."" © Apr’ 22;°1929;
2c. Apr. 25; .E pub. 5977; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 12104
Sweet Marguerite; words by F. John-
ston, music by Burrell Van Buren.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
May 11, 1929; E unp. 6634; Francis
Johnston, Ottawa, Canada. 12105
Sweet memories; ballad, words by H.
Cooper, music by William Van
Beaver. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Apr. 9, 1929; 2 c. Apr.
11; E pub. 5828: Herman Cooper,
Curtis Bay, Md. 12106
Sweetest day of all; words and music
by J.H. Wild. ©1c. May 16, 1929;
E unp. 6831; John H. Wild, Chicago.
12107
Sweetheart come back to me; words
and music by A. G. Moss. [Words
and melody only] © 1. May 22,
1929; E unp. 7026; Arthur Garfield
Moss, New York. 12108
Sweetheart (The) I adore; words by
S. Hribal, music by Chester Escher;
1st. violin. © 1c. May 2, 1929; E
unp. 6315; Sylvester Hribal, Mt.
Pleasant, Pa. 12109
Sweetheart of mine; words and music
by V. Travers. © 1c. May 1, 1929;
E unp. 6293; Valentine Travers,
Corona, L. I., N. Y. 12110
Sweetheart of yesterday; words by
Edward Carretta, music by J. Pater-
city. [Words and melody only] ©
ime, May i6; 1929; Bo unp. (6773;
Julius Patercity, New York. 12111
Sweetheart please come back to me;
words and music by Lou Howarde
fi. e. Louis L. Howarde], of Aus-
tralia. ©1c. May 29, 1929; E unp.
7303; Louis Lloyd Howarde, Sydney,
Australia. 12112
Sweethearts still; words and music by
S. K.. Bisbee. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. May 10, 1929; E unp.
6567: Stella K. Bisbee, Spencer, Ia.
12113
Swingin’ along; words by Speed Lang-
worthy, music by Leo Friedman ; pf.
and ukulele acc. © May 27, 1929;
2c. May 29; E pub. 6364; T. S. Deni-
son & co., Chicago. 12114
Swinging; words and music by H. M.
Sanborn. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 25, 1929; E unp. 7111;
Harriet Maxwell Sanborn, Chicago.
12115
12125
Symphonette; by M. M. Kraus; pf. ©
1 ec. May 10, 1929; E unp. .6583;
Milton M. Kraus, New York. 12116
Tabernacle hymns, number three; for
the church and Sunday school, words
by Samuel Medley and others, music
by Lowell Mason and others. ©
May 8, 1929; 2 c. May 17; aff. May
16; A 9128; Tabernacle pub. co.,
Chicago. 12117
Tahiti; words and music by Will
Garland, of Great Britain; pf. ace.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and
tonic solfa notations] © Apr. 29,
1929: Abe) Apr. 30 2: for. 4718° Be:
Feldman & co., London. 12118
Tahuaca; vals, por Alfredo Reza, of
Mexico, domiciled at El Paso; pf.
8vo. [Photostat] © May 11, 1929;
2c. May 18; E pub. 6080; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 12119
Taibalich tsvei; words by Boris Ros-
erthal, music by H. Wohl. [Words
and melody only] © 1. May 1,
1929; E unp. 6272; Herman Wobl,
New York. 12120
Tait’s (John) modern method for the
tenor banjo; by John Tait. © May
31, 1929; 2 c. and aff. June 1; AA
17658; Robbins music corp., New
York. 12191
Take her on a ferry boat; words by
Vie Singer, music by G. L. Dietz.
[Words and melody only] ©1e
May 28, 1929; E unp. 7231; George
L. Dietz, Long Island City, N. Y.
12122
Take it out; blues fox-trot, words by
P. Alexander, music by Woody Fris-
ino [pseud. of Warren Frisino]
[Words and melody only] © 1.
May 31, 1929; E unp. 7334; Perry
Alexander, Baltimore. 12123
Take me back; sacred song, words and
melody by Margaret A. Selby, arr.
by D. B. Rote. © Nov. 29, 1928;
2 ce. Dec. 13; E pub. 2228; Gospel
worker soc., Cleveland. 12124
Take, O take those lips away; words
by Shakespeare [and] Why so pale
and wan? words by John Suckling,
music of each by E. Duncan-Rubbra,
of Great Britain. London, J. Cur-
wen & sons, ltd. © May 21, 1929;
1 ce. May 18; E for. 4744; Edmund
Dunean-Rubbra, London. 12125
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12126
Taking ways; by Maurice Baron; orch.
pts., with pf. or organ conductor and
violin 1 conductor. 4to. Mar.
26,°1929:; ee Mar; 27,: lc. Apes:
E pub. 5744; Irving Berlin: stand-
ard music corp., New York. 12126
‘Talking to heaven; words and music
by F. M. Hunter. [Words and, mel-
ody only] ©1. May 16, 1929; BH
upp. 6777; Frank M. Hunter, Brook-
lyn. WADA
‘Tambourin; by Norman Demuth, of
‘Great Britain; pf. © Nov. 29, 1928;
1c. May 15, 1929; BE for. 4829; Ox-
ford university press, London.
12128
‘Tambourine tune; from The rainbow
man, words by Jean Herbert, music
by James F. Hanley; pf. and ukulele
ace. © May 24, 1929; 2 c. May 27;
Epub. 6403 ; Harms, inc., New York.
12129
‘TYanee po slubi; by P. Humeniuk.
[Melody only] ©1c. May 29, 1929;
EK unp. 7288; Paul Humeniuk, New
York. 12130
Yangle foot; by S. Easton, music arr.
by Tim Brymn; pf. © 1c, Mar. 22,
1929; E unp. 2624; Sidney Easton,
New York. PABA
Tango; aus der koméddie, Bourgeois
bleibt bourgeois, von Friedrich Hol-
laender, of Germany; pf. © Feb. 23,
1929; 1 ec. May 2; B for. 4284; Ar-
cadia-verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
12132
‘Tango; par I. Albeniz, op. 165, no. 2,
transeription par C. D. Oberstadt,
of Germany; pf. © Apr. 30, 1929;
1c. Apr. 24; E for. 4070; B. Schott’s
sOhne, Mainz, Germany. 12133
‘Tango della malavita ; di Marf [pseud.
of Mario Bonavita], of Italy; pf. ©
1 ec. May 29, 1929; EH unp. 7263;
Abramo Allione, Milan. 12134
Tango macabre; aus dem ballett, Die
fiinf wiinsche, von Ralph Benatzky,
of Austria. » 1 Pf,.=,2; Jazz orch,.,.©
Jan. 10, 11, 1929; 1 ec. each Feb. 7;
KE. for. 4214, 4217; Universal edition
a. g., Vienna. 12135, 12136
‘Tayo (Td) rov rovov; poem by Constan-
tine Pachi, music by Nicola Stathero,
of Italy. © Feb. 29, 1929; 1c. May
13; E for. 4417; Alector pub. co.,
New York. T2037
Taoudéni; réverie nostalgique du dé-
sert, par Maurice Le Boucher, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
ducteur. 4to. © Apr. 10, 1929; 1
c. May 16; E for. 4631; Choudens,
Paris. 12138
Targ o rozdzke; words and music by
Frank Przybylski; 1st violin. © 1
ec. Apr. 17, 1929; E unp. 7319; An-
nette Przybylski, Chicago. 12139
Tarry no longer; words. and music by
A. L. Gubbins. © 1c. May 2, 1929;
FE unp. 63827; Amelie Lane Gubbins,
San Rafael, Calif. 12140
Te Deum laudamus; music by G.
Hoad, of Canada; mixed voices.
4to. [English text] © April 23,
1929; 2 ec. April 24; E pub. 5725;
George Hoad, Montreal, Canada.
12141
Teach yourself to play popular musie
on the piano; by Thomas I. Hol-
lingworth. © May 3, 1929; 2c. and
aff. May 11; AA 16120; Worth stu-
dios, Redlands, Calif. 12142
Teacher’s manual for Shefte’s rapid
course in modern piano playing; by
Art Shefte. © May 20, 1929; 2 ec.
and aff. May 27; AA 17442; Forster
musie publisher, inc., Chicago. 121438
Te]! me dear; words and music by G.
Lewis. ©1c. May 18, 1929; E unp.
6125; Georgia Lewis, Macon, Ga.
12144
Teli me more about love; written and
composed by Bert Page, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © May
8, 1929; 1 ec. May 8; E for. 4858;
Keith-Prowse & co., Itd., London.
12145
Tell your troubles tu the moon; words
by J. Nemett, music by Samuel H.
Speck. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 10, 1929; E unp. 6591;
Joseph Nemett, Lincoln Park, Mich.
12146
Tempest (The); photoplay music, by
Geo. J. Trinkaus; orch. pts., with pf.
or organ conductor. © May 17,
1929; 2 c. May 21; E pub. 6287; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 12147
Temple (The) of Benares; by H. J.
Klimpl; pf. © 1.¢. May 18, 1929;
E unp. 6901; Harry Joseph Klimpl,
New Haven. 12148
Temps (Le) des cerises; paraphrase
par F. Salabert, of France, sur les
motifs de la mélodie de A. Renard;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur
et 1° violini conducteur. 4to. ©
Apr. 10, 1929; 1 ¢. May 16; E for.
4653; Francis Salabert, Paris. 12149
624
no. 5, 1929
Ten (The) commandments; hymn,
words and music by L. J. Kindig.
© May 1, 1929; 2 ec. May 10; E pub.
5761; Lisle James Kindig, Mattoon,
Tal. 12150
Tennessee; solo and quartette, words
and music by 8S. B. Porter. © 1 ¢.
May 17, 1929; E unp. 6885; Silas B.
Porter, West Carlisle, O. 12151
Tenor (Der); komische oper in 3
akten nach der komédie Biirger
Schippel, text von Ernst Goth, musik
von Ernst von Dohnanyi, of Hun-
gary, op. 34; klavierauszug. © Sept.
S of928h 4 @oApr. 25) 1929"" Efor.
4347; Rozsavolgyi & co., Budapest,
Hungary. a by BSW
Teresita; vals, por Alfredo Reza, of
Mexico, domiciled at El Paso; pf.
Svo. [Photostat] © May 11, 1929;
2c. May 18; E pub. 6081; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. $2153
Ternura; vals lento, by Isaias Medina
Campa, of Mexico, domiciled at Chi-
cago; pf. [Photostat] © 1 c¢. May
11, 1929; E unp. 6648; Ignacio M.
Valle, Chicago. 12154
Terrassa (La) i la musica militar;
par M. Blancafort, arr. par F. Sala-
bert, of France; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur et 1° violini conduc-
teur. © Apr. 10, 1929; 1 ¢. May 16;
E for. 4649; Francis Salabert, Paris.
12155
Terrible toreadore [!1; lyric by John
T. Murray, music by Gus Edwards.
[Words and melody only] ©1«..
Mar. 7, 1929; E unp. 4442; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
12156
Testamento (El); corrido, letra y
musica de Concepcion VY. Pardo, of
Mexico, domiciled at Los Angeles.
[Photostat] © 1c. Apr. 15, 1929;
E sunp. 6877; Felipe Valdes Leal, Los
Angeles. d T2157
Tét2-a téte; waltz, by S. F. Baldin, of
Russia, domiciled at Jamaica, N. Y.:
pf. © 1c. May 27, 1929; EH ump.
7176; Siluan F. Baldin, Jamaica,
N.Y. 12158
Thank God for liberty; words and
music by E. M. Webster. ©1c¢. May
4, 1929; E unp. 6407; Emily M. Web-
ster, Ontario, Calif. 12159
That big rock candy mountain; words
and music by C. J. Robison. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Dee. 6,
1928 ; E unpub. 2221; Carson J. Rob-
ison, New York. 12160
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
* 12171
That good-night kiss; words and music
by G. Ryan. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. May 6, 1929; E unp.
6428 ; Gorden Ryan, Chicago. 12161
That is love; fox-trot, by Eugene West
and Ray McNamara, arr. by Ken
Macomber; orch. pts., with words.
4to. © May 28, 1929; 2 c. May 29;
E pub. 63858; Edward B. Marks
music co., New York. 12162
That is love; words and music by J. E.
Durand. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ¢ May 22, 1929; EB unp. 7005;
J. Edward Durand, Boston. 12163
That little green island of Erin; bal-
lad, words and music by L. A.
Heaton, of Canada, arr. by Wal.
Bromby; for two voices. © 1 e.
May 7, 1929; E unp. 6501; Lorene
Ashman Heaton, Rainy River, On-
tario, Canada. 12164
That night of delight with you; lyric
by Pat Ballard [pseud. of F. D. Bal-
lard], music by Tom Waring.
[Words and melody only] © 1..
May 21, 1929; E unp. 6969; Francis
Drake Ballard, New York. 12165
That old motto saying Home sweet
home; words by E. Green, music by
C. D. Peterson. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. May 28, 1929; E unp.
7244; Estella Green and Chester D.
Peterson, Pittsburgh. 12166.
That one caress; words and music by
EK. B. Stage, arr. by Howard Simon.
© 1c. May 31, 1929; E unp. 7340;
Ethel Brady Stage, Detroit. 12167
That’s all love means to you; words by
Pat. K. Heale, music by Norton
Greenop, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele arr.
by Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © May 14, 1929;
1c. May 15; E for. 4721; B. Feldman
& co., London. 12168:
That’s harmony; words by B. Myers.
music by R. Reber. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. May 3, 1929; E
unp. 6390; Roy Reber and Bob
Myers, Reading, Pa. 12169
That’s more than I can stand; words
and music by Henri Jackson.
[Chords, single staff] © 1 ¢. Mar
4, 1929; E unp. 6414; Georgia music
co., New York. 12170
That’s only love; words and music by
D. McFarlin. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. May 16, 1929; BE unp.
6783; Daisy McFarlin, El Centro,
Calif. 12171
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12172 .
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
That’s why I ecall you my birdie;
words and musie by C. E. Rutland,
of Canada. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. May 16, 1929; E unp.
6785; Clarence Elliott Rutland, To-
ronto, Canada. Bp 4
That’s why I’m as happy aS can be;
words and music by D. Spiegel.
[Words and melody only] f
May 16, 1929; KE unp. 6802; David
Spiegel, New York. 12173
That’s why I’m jealous of you; words
and musie by Fred Rose, arr. by
Rube Bennett; pf. and ukulele acc.
© May 138, 1929; 2 « May 16; E
pub. 6024; Adams, Vee & Abbott,
ine., Chicago. 12174
That’s why I’m so happy; words by
A. Germano, music by Chester
Escher; ist violin. © 1c. May 16,
1929; E unp. 6815; Anthony Ger-
mano, Trenton, N. J. 12175
That’Ss why my skies are blue; words
by B. Kevish, music by David Reed.
© 1 ¢« May 27, 1929: BE unp. 7162;
Bill Kevish, Joliet, Il. 12176
That strange melody; lyric by Loyce
(Rocky) Rockhold, music by E. M.
Moore. © 1 ec. May 16, 1929; E
unp. 6806; HE. Morrill Moore, Kan-
sas City, Mo. al are
That wonderfull [!] waltz of love;
words and music by F. W. Connors.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
May 9, 1929; E unp. 6555; Frank
William Connors, Union City, N. J.
12178
Thé ou chocolat; fox trot, de Maurice
Hermite, of France; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © May
10, 1929; 1 ec. May 23; E for. 4768;
Enoch & cie., Paris. 12179
Then we canoe-dle-oodle along; words
and music by Harry Woods and
Charles Tobias, of U. S., and José
Bonr, of Germany, domiciled at New
York. ©1« Apr. 24, 1929; E unp.
6119; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
12180
Then we canoe-dle-oodle along; fox
trot, words and music by Harry
Woods and Charles Tobias, of U. S.
and José Bohr, of Germany, domi-
ciled at New York; pf. and ukulele
ace. © May 8, 1929; 2 c May 10;
E pub. 5916; Leo Feist, ine, New
York. 12181
There dwells my Phyllis; words and
music by Arthur Somervell, of Great
Britain; mixed voices, 4to. [Staff
© le. |
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr.
20, 1929; 1 c. May 10; E for. 4396;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 12182
There is a garden in her face; two-
part song, words by Thomas Cam-
pion, music by Henry L. Read, of
Great Britain; sop. 1, 2. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© May 3, 1929: 1 c. May 4; E for.
4330; Elkin & co., ltd., London.
12183
There never will be a melody like the
St. Louis blues; words by Billy Cur-
tis, music by J. Russel Robinson;
pf. ace, with ukulele arr. by Mil-
lard G. Thomas. © May 27, 1929;
2c. May 31; E pub. 6883; W. C.
Handy music publisher, New York.
12184
There’s a million reasons why I love
you; words and music by H. Behm,
arr. by Rube Bennett; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © May 23, 1929; 2 ¢. May
27; E pub. 6404; Homer Behm, Chi-
cago. 12185
There’s a mother’s prayer for you;
ballad, words by T. Stouder, music
by Clifton Keith. New York City,
Frank Harding. © May 7, 1929; 2 e.
May 15; E pub. 5938; Theodore
Stouder, Goshen, Ind. 12186
There’s happiness ahead; fox-trot,
words by Charles O’Flynn, music by
James Burns; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Apr. 12, 1929; 2c. Apr. 24; E pub.
5750; A. J. Stasny music co., ine,
New York. 12187
There’s one little flower that reminds
me of you; words and music by J.
F. Stark. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 27, 1929; E unp. 7196;
James F.. Stark, Lowell, Mich. 12188
They never speak of me; words and
music by G. L. Dietz. [Words and
melody only] © 1 c.. May 14, 1929;
E unp. 6724; George Leonard Dietz,
Long Island City, N. Y. 12189
They’re going to be married to-day;
written and composed by G. Wil-
loughby, of Canada. © April 9,
1929; 2 c. April 29; E pub. 5556;
George Willoughby, Nelson, B. C.,
Canada. 12190
Thin (The) man and the fat man;
from Merry-merry, words by R. P.
Weston and Bert Lee, music by Jack
Waller, Harris Weston and J. A.
Tunbridge, of Great Britain ; pf. and
ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © May 14, 1929; 1-«¢.
626
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
May 16; E for. 4512; Francis, Day
& Hunter, ltd., London. 12191
Things we want the most are hard to
get; by Geo. W. Meyer and Al Bry-
an and John McLaughlin, arr. by
Geo. J. Trinkaus; voc. orch. pts.
4to. © May 18, 1929: 2 c. May 22;
E pub. 6275; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 12192
Think of me; words by J. E. Guern-
sey, music by F. Thompson. © 1 «.
May 27, 1929; E unp. 7143; Floyd
Thompson and J. E. Guernsey, In-
dianapolis. 12193
Thinking; words by E. EH. Ambler, mu-
sic by Samuel H. Speck. [Words
and melody only] © 1. May 10,
1829; E. unp. 6595; Elva H. Ambler,
Warren. O. 12194
- Thinking of you; ballad, words by
EH. Lawson, music by Arthur Bowers.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
May 11, 1929; 2 ec. May 15; E pub.
5936; Edith Lawson, White Haven,
Pa. 12195
Thinking of you; from The five o’clock
girl, music by Harry Ruby, tran-
seribed for pf. by Tony Lowry, of
Great Britain. London & Sydney,
Chappell & co., ltd. © Apr. 12,
1929; 1 ec. Apr. 25; E for. 4088;
Harms, ine., New York. 12196
This thing called love; lyric by Sam
Lewis and Joe Young, music by Jos.
Meyer. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 17, 1929; E unp. 6843;
Remick music corp., New York.
12197
‘This way out; 41st annual production,
book by Edmund H. Rogers and
Howard K. Mohr, music and lyrics
by Charles Gilpin. © Mar. 28, 1929;
2 c. and aff. Apr. 29; A 6881; The
mask and wig club, Univ. of Pa.,
Philadeiphia. 12198
Tho’ you've forgotten; by Al. Frazzini
[pseud. of Amicus Frazzini] [Mel-
ody only] © 1 c. May 20, 1929;
E unp. 6911; Amicus’ Frazzini,
Boston. 12199
‘Those sweet folk of mine; Irish bal-
lad, words and music by P. Martin.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Apr. 30, 1929; 2 e. May 3; E pub.
5900; Patrick Martin, Long Island
City, N. Y. 12200
12211
Those West Virginia mountains;
words by D. Walker, musie by David
Reed. © 1c. May 27, 1929; E unp.
7157; Donald Walker, Sharon,
W. Va. 12201
Thou art like a lovely flower; words
by Heine, music by E. T. Cunning-
ham. © 1c. May 23, 1929; E unp.
7060; Edith Treanor Cunningham,
Richmond, Calif. 12202
Though your sins be as searlet; hymn,
words [adapted] from Isaiah and
music by L. J. Kindig. © May 1,
1929; 2.e.:May 10; HE. pub. 5772;
Lisle James Kindig, Mattoon, Ill.
12203
Thoughts; words anon., set to music
by Leonard Salisbury, of Great
Britain. © May 17, 1929; 1 ce. May
27; E for. 4808; Joseph Williams,
ltd., London. 12204
Thoughts of you; words and music by
V. <A. Tengwald. Denver, Col.,
Kraft engraving co. © May 4, 1929;
2 e. May 9; E pub. 5830; Victor A.
Tengwald, Denver. 12205
Thousand (A) miles apart; words by
Billy Rose, music by Lee David.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
May 2, 1929; E unp. 6319; Santly
bros., ine., New York. 12206
Three little chestnuts ; humorous ditty,
words anon., music by Harvey
Enders. © May 15, 1929; 2 c. May
13; E pub. 5885; Shattinger piano
& music co., St. Louis. 12207
Through, how can you say we're
through; words by Joe McCarthy,
music by Jimmy Monaco. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. May 21,
1929; E unp. 6964; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 12208
Through peace to light; words by
Adelaide A. Procter, music by H.
Alexander Matthews and J. Sebas-
tian Matthews. 1. High voice, in
D.—2. Low voice, in B flat. © May
d,.1929.; 2c. each; May 23. Bepaup.
5686; Oliver Ditson co., Boston. —
12209
Thru the years; words and music by
Pauline Hart. ©1c. May 16, 1929;
E unp. 6797; Pauline Hartman, New
York. 12210
Thy way Lord, not mine; sacred song,
lyric and music by Edna L. Mani-
fold. © May 2, 1929; 2 ¢ May 1;
E pub. 5572; Kay & Kay music pub.
corp., New York. 12311
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12212
Ti, bériosa! extrait des poémes russes
de Jules Casadesus, arr. par Francis
Casadesus, of France; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur et 1°” violon con-
ducteur. 4to. © Dee. 31, 1928; 1.
May ~‘16,, °1929;. (for, .0-toZo,
Choudens, Paris. iAP
Tick tacks; Hallowe’en novelty, by
Robert A. Hellard; pf. © May 21,
1929; 2 ec. May 28; E pub. 6417;
Edward Schuberth & co., inc., New
York. ees
Tiddledy winks; fox trot, by Jack
Glogau and Joe Zimmerman, arr. by
Ken Macomber; orch. pts. 4to. ©
May 10, 1929; 2 c. May 11; E pub.
5951; Leo. Feist, inc., New York.
12214
Tiddledy winks; pf. novelty, by Jack
Glogau and Joe Zimmerman; pf. ©
April 26, 1929; 2 ec. April 29; E pub.
5604; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
12215
Tiddly winks; by Newell Chase; pf.
© May 2, 1929; 2 c. May 6; E pub.
5669; Sherman, Clay & co., San
Francisco. 12216
Time (The) for dreams; from The
wishing well, words by Peter Gaw-
thorne, music by Harold Garstin,
of Great Britain, domiciled at San
Francisco; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
April 19, 1929; 2 c. April 27; E pub.
5649 ; Harms, inc., New York.
12217
Tiochket; words by Jacob Jacobs,
music by A. Olshanetsky. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. May 1,
1929; E unp. 6274; Alexander
Olshanetsky, New York. 12218
Tip-toe thru’ the tulips with me; lyric
by Al. Dubin, music by Joe Burke;
pf. and ukulele acc. © May 13,
1929; 2 c. May 16; E pub. 6161;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
12219
"Tis all in the cross; hymn, words and
music by E. Deacon. © Apr. 25,
1929; 2 @ May a EP pppoe 5
Edwin Deacon, Talent, Or. 12220
’Tis Jesus I love; words and music by
S. EH. F. Beckman; duet or quartet.
4to. © Apr. 19, 1929; 2 c. May 1;
E pub. 5591; Sarah H. F. Beckman,
Newton, Kan. 12221
To a talisman rose; by C. S. Ferrett ;
pf. © May 10, 1929; 2 ec. May 15;
E pub. 5930; Charles Southwick Fer-
rett, Bridgeport, Conn. 12222
pt. m1, n.s., v.24
To be in love, espesh’lly with you; ly-
ries by Roy Turk, musie Fred E.
Ahlert; pf. and ukulele ace. © Apr.
1, 1929; 2 ce. Apr. 8; E pub. 4855;
Santly bros., inc., New York. 12223
To daffodils ; words by Robert Herrick,
music by Ernest Farrar, of Great
Britain; mixed voices. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr.
5, 1929; 1 ec. May 15; E for. 4444;
Oxford university press, London.
12224
To have and to hold; wedding song,
words and music by Miss C. Stinson.
© May 8, 1929; 2 ec. May 14; E pub.
5931; Miss Charley Stinson, Stock-
ton, Calif. 12225
To share the dawn with you; words
and music by Marjorie Blanid Gil-
bert. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. May 21, 1929; E unp. 6983; Ray-
mond Edwin Gilbert, Dorchester,
Mass. 12226
To the moon; words by Scudder Mid-
dleton, music by Constance Mills
Herreshoff ; high voice. © May 21,
1929; 2 c. May 23; E pub. 6194; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 12227
Today; words by E. C. Shane, music
by Sylvester Long Cross; pf. ©1le.
May 27, 1929; E unp. 7151; Emma
Clark Shane, Pocatello, Id. 12228
Together again; words and music by
B. Schwartz. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. May 28, 1929; E unp.
7257; Benjamin Schwartz, Chester,
Pa. 12229
Tommy Snooks; unison song, extra
verses by Edward Oxenford, music
by Cecil Sharman, of Great Britain.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © May 15, 1929; 1 c. May
16; E for. 4462; Novello & co., ltd.,
London. 12230
Tomochic; cancion regional mexicana,
letra y musica de Luis N. Varela, of
Mexico, domiciled at El Paso; 2
voices. Svo. [Photostat] © May
11, 1929; 2 c. May 18; E pub. 6087;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 12231
To-morrow our dreams fade away;
words and music by H. H. Green;
pf. and ukulele ace. 4to. © Apr.
16, 1929: 1 c. Apr. 26, 1 c. May 8;
E pub. 5824; Harry Horton Green,
Philadelphia. 12232
Tomorrow will take you away; words
by V. Mateer, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
May 25, 1929; E unp. 7126; Vivian
Mateer, Hagerstown, Md. 12233
628
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
ne. 5, 1929
Tonight of all nights; fox-trot, words
and music by Ray Hibbeler [i. e. R.
O. Hibbeler] [Words and melody
only] © 1 e¢. May 9, 1929; E unp.
6543; Raymond O. Hibbeler, Chi-
cago. 12234
Toreador’s (The) sweetheart; march
by M. de Adalid y Gamero, of Hon-
duras, domiciled at New York; pf.
conductor. © 1c: May 1, 1929; E
unp. 6266; M. de Adalid y Gamero,
New York. 12235
Torino in festa; marche italienne, de
Fidelio Giai-Levra et D. Berniaux,
arr. par D. Berniaux, of France;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
© Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ec. Apr. 30, 1929;
E for, 4125; D. Berniaux, Bois-Co-
lombes, France. 12236
Touch me not; lyric by Raymond B.
Egan, music by J. Russel Robinson ;
pf. and ukulele ace. © May 23,
1929; 2c. May 27; E pub. 6809; Vin-
cent Youmans, New York. 12237
Tovar y Perez; paso doble, por Alfredo
Reza, of Mexico, domiciled at El
Paso; pf. S8vo. [Photostat] ©
May 11, 1929; 2 « May 18; E pub.
6082; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
12238
Toy (The) shop infantry; words and
music by H. Nathan. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. May 21, 1929;
E unp. 6967; Henry Nathan, San
Francisco. 12239
Toyama; danse japonaise, par Mau-
rice Le Boucher, of France; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
© Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ec. May 16, 1929;
E for. 4641; Choudens, Paris. 12240
Toymaker’s (The) dream; fox-trot-
march, by Ernie Golden, arr. by
Fred Lampe; band pts., with solo B
flat cornet conductor. 4to. © May
13, 1929; 2 c. May 14; E pub. 5887;
Edward B. Marks music co., New
York. 12241
Traffic (The) in the air; words and
music by N. Armstrong. © 1c. May
29, 1929; E unp. 7267; Nancy Arm-
strong, New York. 12242
Traffic jam; by Pat McCarthy [i. e.
Patrick McCarthy] [Melody only]
© 1 ¢« May 23, 1929; BE. unp. 7047;
Herman Friedman and Patrick Mc-
Carthy, New York. 12243
Trail of (98 march; by William Axt:
pf. or organ conductor. © May 2,
1920; 2: May 4° 3)” pup?’ 5623 :
12254
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 12244
Train time blues; words and, music by
Hudson Whittaker. [Words and
melody only] © 1. May 1, 1929;
EK unp. 6269; State street music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 12245
Train whistle blues, rail road’n’ for
home sweet home; words and music
by M. EH. McSwain. © 1. May 4,
1929; E unp. 6408; Melvin E. Mc-
Swain, Ft. Smith, Ark. « 12246
Tramp (The); words and music by
Moran Moore; pf. and ukulele ace.
© May 3, 1929; 2 c. May 7; E pub.
5720; Louis J. Bennett, Kansas City,
Mo. 12247
Transformation; photoplay music, by
Henry Hadley; orch. pts., with pf.
or organ conductor. © Apr. 22,
1929; 2 c. Apr. 25; E pub. 5983; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 12248
Treasure; fox-trot song, words and
music by Bll and Ed. Gorman and
J. Oliver Riehl. © April 26, 1929;
2 e. April 29; E pub. 5605; Leo Fe-
ist, ine., New York. 12249
Treasure; fox trot, words and music
by Bill and Hd. Gorman and J. Oli-
ver Riehl, arr. by Brewster-Raph ;
orch. pts. 4to. © May 10, 1929; 2
e. May 11; E pub. 5952; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 12250
Treasure Island; words and music by
A. Lax and EH. Craig. [Words and
melody only] ©1c¢. May 15, 1929;
EH eunp, 6757; Arnold Lax and EKd-
ward Craig, Cambridge, Mass. 12251
Treue (Der) husar; marsch, von Pe-
ter Fries, of Germany, op. 67; salon
orchesterstimmem, m t pf.-direktion.
4to. © Feb. 13, 1929; 1 c May 2;
E for. 4286; Oskar Seifert, Eppen-
dorf Sa., Germany. by
Trickette; by Newell Chase; pf. ©
May 2, 1929; 2 c« May 6; E pub.
5671; Sherman, Clay & co., San
Francisco. Weds
Trinken (Das), das kitissen, das hat
seinen grund; marschlied, text von
Nik Zeram [pseud. of Max Maret-
zki], musik von Josef Freudenthal,
arr. von Bernh. Hgg, both of Ger-
many; orch. pts., with pf. conductor.
Ato... © Apr. 15, 1929; 1 ¢ May 14:
E for. 4437; International-edition,
G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 12254
629
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12255
pt. I, 0s Ss. vi Se
Trinken (Das), das kiissen, das hat
Seinen grund; marschlied, text von
Nk Zeram [pseud. of Max Maret-
zki], musik von Josef Freudenthal,
of Germany. © Apr. 15, 1929; 1 ¢.
May 14; E for. 4448; International-
edition, G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 12255
Triolets; poem by R. Young, music by
Josef Holbrooke, of Great Britain,
op. 91. London, J. Curwen & sons,
Itd. © May 7, 1929; 1c. May 4; E
for. 4750; Ruth Young, Welwyn
Garden City, Herts, England.
12256
Trip (A) through the U. S. A.; words
by M. C. H. McGregor, music by
Burrell Van Buren. Sherbrooke, Que-
bec, Canada, McGregor pub. house.
© Apr. 29, 1929; 2 « May 4; E pub.
5624; Margaret Cavers Hall Mc-
Gregor, Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada.
12257
Tripping lightly; by Yvonne Beaure-
gard; pf. © May 2, 1929; 2 c. May
9; EH pub. 6138; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. 12258
Triumph of the Lone Eagle march; by
O. Fauske. [Melody only] ©1.«.
May. 2%, 1929; HE unp. 7170; Oren
Fauske, Lakefield, Minn. 12259
Trotting (The) pony; by Mabel Madi-
son Watson; pf. © May 22, 1929;
2c. May 24; EH pub. 6252; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 12260
Troubled (A) fisherman; words and
music by R. D. Martindale. [Words
and melody only] © 1. May 16,
1929; E unp. 6782; Ranron D. Mar-
tindale, Naples, Tex. 12261
True love; words and music by Ger-
trude Eloise Martin. [Words and
melody only] © 1. May 7, 1929;
E unp. 6471; Gertrude EH. Martin,
New York. 12262
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) Album
denfants; premiere suite, arr. par
F. Salabert, of France; orceh. par-
ties, avec pf. conducteur et 1° vio-
lini conducteur. 4to. 1. Le petit
cavalier. [2 others] © Apr. 10,
1929; 1 ce. May 16; E for. 4688;
Francis Salabert, Paris.
Barcarole; aus den Jahreszeiten,
op. 37", no, 6, arr. von Leopold We-
nnger, of Austria; orch, pts. 4to.
© Apr. 23, 1929; 1 c. May 17; EB
for. 4590; Anton J. Benjamin, Leip-
zig. 12264
12263
Tu-tu; fox-trot, by S. Ehrlich, arr.
by Dan Godfrey, of Great Britain;
military band pts., with conductor.
(In Chappell’s army journal, no.
565) © Apr. 18, 1929; 1 c. May 1;
E for. 42538; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. 12265.
Tulsa; Indian love waltz, words and
music by C. H. Charles and C, V..
Fleming. Tulsa, Okl., Chester VY.
Fleming & co. © May 8, 1929; 2 ec.
May 7; E pub. 5722; Chester V.
Fleming, West Tulsa, OKl. 12266:
Tumult (Hl) desvetlla recorts; de M.
Blanecafort, arr, par IF. Salabert, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et 1° violini-conducteur. ©
Apr. 10, 1929; 1 ec. May 16; E for.
4646; Francis Salabert, Paris.
12267
Tune in on California; words by E.
White, music by Burrell Van Buren.
[Words and melody only] ©1«e.
May 29, 1929; E unp. 7268; Elsie
White, Los Angeles. 12268
Turkish eyes; words and music by H.
Halper. © 1c. May 14, 1929; EB
unp. 6737; Edward Halper, Gales-
burg, Ill. 12269.
Tuscany dance; by Paul Valdemar, of
Great Britain. 1. Pf. solo—2, Pf.
duet. © May 2, 1929; 2 c, each May
4; E pub. 5705, 5706 ; Theodore Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 12270 1220
’Twas beneath the silvery stars;
words by S. S. Dixon, music by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 20, 1929; E unp. 6925;
Sylvester S. Dixon, Bowling Green,
Ky. 12272
Twelve (The) disciples; hymn, words.
and music by L. J. Kindig. © May
1, 1929; 2 c. May 10; E pub. 5764;
Lisle James Kindig, Mattoon, Ill.
12273
Twenty-thousand Scotchmen; written
and composed by Kenneth and
George Western, of Great Britain ;
pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © May 14, 1929;
1c. May 16; E for. 4494; Francis,
Day & Hunter, Itd., London. 12274
Twilight (A) dream; words and music
by H. M. Sanborn. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. May 25, 1929;
E unp. 7112; Harriet Maxwell San-
born, Chicago. 12275
630
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
Twilight hour; words and music by
L. E. Buchanan. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. May 38, 1929; EB
unp. 6355; Lucy E. Buchanan, San
Francisco. 12276
Twilight (The) lullaby; words by S.
Haynes, music by B. M. Hale. ©
1 cc May 31, 1929; E unp. 73842;
Samuel Haynes, Cuyahoga Falls, O.
12277
Twin soul of mine; words by C. H. J.
Harding, music by Walter W. New-
comer. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Jan. 28, 1929; E unp. 5561;
C. H. J. Harding, New York. 12278
Two flashing eyes of blue; lyrics by L.
Shears, musie by V. Tomasulo. ©
1 e@. May 14, 1929; E unp. 6731;
Vineent Tomasulo and Louis Shears,
New York. 12279
JIse rurapst (Two guitars); arr. by J.
Kammen; pf. © Apr. 26, 1929; 2 ¢.
May 1; E pub. 5776; Jack Kammen
and Joseph Kammen, Brooklyn.
12280
Two in a canoe; words and music by
Ruws..Dean:. © 1. «May. 3,\1929;
EH unp. 63878; Ralph Lewis Dean,
Philadelphia. 12281
Two little angels, one silver, one gold;
lyric by Hal Christy, music by
Charles Rosoff. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. May 24, 1929; E unp.
7090; Santly bros., ine., New York.
12282
Two Summers; words and music by OQ.
Webs, of Czechoslovakia, domiciled
at Los Angeles, Calif.
7, 1929; E unp. 6455; Oleg Webs,
Los Angeles. 12283
U_ sciccareddu; words and music by
A. Capolingua, of Italy, domiciled at
Philadelphia ; 1st violin. ©1c. May
20, 1929; E unp. 6905; Antonio
Capolingua, Philadelphia. 12284
Uechiuzzi chiari; versi di A. Gloria,
musica di Nino Sciacea, of Italy,
domiciled at New York. ©1c. May
28, 1929; E unp. 7216; Angelo Gloria,
New York. 12285
Udine (Jean d’) Sept poémes arabes;
extraits du Jardin des caresses, de
Franz Toussaint, mis en musique
par J. d’ Udine, of France; pf. ©
Apr. 10, 1929; 1 c. May 16; E for.
4619; Heugel, Paris. 12286
Ugye sose gondolsz ram; slow blues,
szovegét irta: Weiner Istvan, zené
© 1c. May
12297
jét szerzé: F. Markush, of Hungary;
orch. pts., with words. Budapest,
Rozsavoélgyi és tarsa. 4to. © Apr.
61929. 1 ¢ May’ 4: Ei for. 4325°-
Fred Markush, Budapest, Hungary.
12287
Uintah: valse caprice, by R. M. Miller;
E flat saxaphone, with pf. ace. ©
May 138, 1929; 2 c. May 22; E. pub.
6145; Roy Merrill Miller, Detroit.
12288
Ultimo (El) chisme; danzon, por M.
Pagan, arr. por Francisco Tizol;
pf. © 1c May 7, 1929; E. ump.
6476; Manrique Pagan, New York.
12289
Under himlens stjirnor; vals, tekst av
Hinar Westling, musik av Norbert
Pouch, of Sweden; pf. © Mar. 31,
1929; 1 @. May 6; E for. 4276; E.
Anderssons musikforlag, Malmo,
Sweden. 12290
Under the harvest moon; poem by Carl
Sandburg, music by Constance Mills
Herreshoff; high voice. © May 21,
1929; 2 « May 23; E pub. 6191; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 12291
Under the midnight moon; by C. Rice;
pf. © 1c¢ May 10, 1929; E unp.
6608; Carl Rice, New York. 12292
Ungektisst soll eine frau nicht schlafen
geh’n ...; auS der revue Taglich 15
tropfen Berlin! worte von Ernst
Steffan, musik von Rudolph Nelson,
of Germany. © Apr. 2, 1929; 1.
May 3; E for. 4144; Drei masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 12293
U. S. A. (The) ; words and music by
C. Poth, arr. by L. E. Goffin. [Blue-
print] © 1c. May 10, 1929; BE unp.
6587; Carl Poth, Dayton, O. 12294
Unrest; photoplay music, by Henry
Hadley; orch. pts., with pf.-organ
conductor. © Apr. 18, 1929; 2 «.
Apr. 22; E pub. 5821; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 12295
Until the cows come home; words and
music by B. Neal; male voices.
[Photostat] © 1 e¢. May 25, 1929;
E unp. 7105; Ben Neal, Los Angeles.
12296
Until the end; from College days, lyrie
by Al Boasberg, music by Martin
Broones. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ec. Mar. 20, 1929; E unp. 4914;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 12297
631
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12298
Unto my heart; from Music in May,
words by Heinz Merley and Kurt
Breuer, American version by J.
Keirn Brennan, music by Emil
Berté, new arr. by Albert Szirmai,
of Hungary; pf. and ukulele ace.
New York, Shubert music pub. corp.
(© May 10, 1929; 2 « May 13; E
pub. 5863; Shubert theatre corp.,
New York. 12298
Up in a big aeroplane; words and
music by C. C. Beedy. New York
City, Frank Harding. © May 16,
1929; 2 e. May 21; E pub. 6326;
Cyrus Coit Beedy, Lansing, Mich.
12299
Up the river; from On with the show
1929, words by Edgar Leslie, music
by Jos. Geo. Gilbert, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. acc., with banjulele banjo
and ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech.
_ [Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© May 15, 1929; 1 c. May 17; E for.
4712; Lawrence Wright music Co.,
London. 12300
Vackra, vita flingor; vinterns vals,
text av Nils-Georg, musik av Georg
Enders, of Sweden; pf. © Nov. 16,
1928; 1 c. May 9, 1929; E for. 4366;
Nils-Georgs musikforlag, Stockholm,
Sweden. 12301
Valparaiso; words and music by Glenn
Allen, Lou Scherhen {pseud. of Lou
Herscher], and Gil. B. Blue. ©
May 8, 1929; 2 c. May 10; EH. pub.
5840; Charles Bayha music co., inc.,
New York. 12302
Valse cerise; by K. L. Richards; pf.
© 1c. May 16, 1929; E unp. 6827;
Katherine Louise Richards, New
York. 12303
Valse-humoresque; by Colin Taylor, of
Great Britain; violin and pf. ©
Nov. 22:'1928'; 1 ¢.'May ‘9; 1929;
for. 4882; Oxford university press,
London. 12304
Valse Juanita; by Henry Hadley, arr.
from the original se. by Chas. J.
Roberts; full orch. pts., with pf.
eonductor. © Jan. 23, 1929; 2 «.
Mar. 8; E pub. 4009; Carl Fischer,
inec., New York. 12305
Valse oubliée; by Otto Ortmann; pf.
© May 2, 1929; 2c. May 7; E pub.
5742; G. Fred Kranz music co., Bal-
timore. 12306
Valse petite; by William Burrowes
Ccok; pf. © Mar. 1, 1929-2 c. Apr.
29; EK pub. 5561; Co-operative music
co., Philadelphia. T2501
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pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
Vampire (Le); ouverture, de H. Mar-
sehner, arr. par W. Tullius, of
France; orch. restreint avec pf. con-
ducteur. pts. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢.
Apr. 30, 1929; E for. 4112; Chou-
dens, Paris. 12308
Vanas promesas; vals, letra y musica
por A. Z. Garcia, of Nicaragua.
1 ee. Feb. 23, 1929;, E. wnp., 6540;
Adrian Zavala Garcia, Managua,
Nicaragua. 12309
Vanderbilt drag; words by Morton B.
Howell, 38rd, music by Finley Me-
iwaine [i. e. J. F. McIlwaine], arr.
by J. Brasford Quirk; pf. [Photo-
stat] ©.1 ¢« May..18, 1929; E unp.
6897; Joseph Finley McIlwaine,
Nashville. 12310
Varfor ser jag tarar i dina 6gon; text
av Nils-Georg, musik av Georg End-
ers, of Sweden; pf. © Oct. 12,
1928; 1c. May 9, 1929; E for. 4365;
Nils-Georgs musikforlag, Stockholm,
Sweden. 12311
Vénézuéla ; slow, paroles de Paul Col-
line, musique de André Renaud, of
France; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by F. Salabert. © Apr. 10, 1929;
1c. May 16; E for. 4675; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 12312
Vengo del olivo; plena, letra y musica
de R. G. Levy. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. May 25, 1929; E unp.
7182; Rafael Gonzalez Levy, New
York. 12313
Vergiss deine sorgen; schlager von W.
Lindemann u. Hans J. Gliicksmann,
of Germany; orch. u. text, mit kla-
vier, harmonium u. jazz band stim-
men. 4to. © Apr. 30, 1929; 1 «¢.
May 15; E for. 4698; Wilhelm
Lindemann, Berlin-Karlshorst. Ger-
many. 12314
Vermut; valzer, by G. Olivieri, of
Italy, domiciled at Maspeth, L. I.,
N. Y. © 1c. May 20, 1929; E unp.
6913 ; Giovanni Olivieri, Maspeth, L.
ih SUNG Ne 12315
Vi to skal mgdes engang igen; tekst
af Leif Berg og Dan Folke, musik
at Sidney Boston, of Denmark; pf.
© Apr. 25, 1929; 1 ec. May 9; E for.
4408; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
12316
Vie (La) pour le ezar; ouverture, de J.
Glinka, arr. par W. Tullius, of
France; orch. restreint avee pf. con-
ducteur. pts. © Apr: 5, 1929; 1"¢
April 30; E for. 4111; Choudens,
Paris. 12317
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
12337
Vilma; words by Benny Davis, music
by J. Fred Coots; pf. and ukulele
ace. © May 10, 1929; 2c. May 138;
E pub. 5958; Harms, ine., New York.
12318
Vind for vag; sjOmansvals, text av
Gosta Stevens, musik av Helge Lind-
berg, of Sweden; pf. © July 31,
1928; 1 ec. May 20, 1929; BE for. 4710;
Ernst Rolfs musikforlags,. A. B.,
Stockholm, Sweden. 12319
Vine (El) ; words and music by EH. A.
Carrillo, of Mexico; pf. © 1c. Dee.
4, 1928; E unp. 1810; Eduardo A.
Carrillo, Pueblo, Col. 12320
Viola, cello and bass parts; arr. by
W. H. Bryant, to supplement En-
semble method for violin class in-
struction, by Oscar J. Lehrer. 1.
Viola.—2. Cello—3. Bass. © May
7, 1929; 2 ec: each May 8; E pub.
6257; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. t 12321
Violets bring memories of you; ballad,
lyric by Mary Viola Harrison, music
by Louis W. Brand. © May 11,
1929; 2 ec. May 15; E pub. 6049; De
Aryan pub. co., Newport, Ky. 123822
Virginia, let me dream and love;
words and music by C. Simmons. ©
1 ec. May 28, 1929; E unp. 7240;
Cyrus Simmons, Knoxville, Tenn.
2523
Vision; in der klosterzelle, worte u.
musik von Erik Meyer-Helmund, of
Germany, op. 200; sop., harmonium
und klavier, violine ad lib. © May
1, 2029 Ace May -21-' ih) ‘for.’ 4773 ;
Carl Simon musikverlag, Berlin.
12324
Visions of yesterday ; valse song, words
by Jack Taylor, music by Donald
Hond-Stiff, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Apr. 27, 1929: 1 ec.
May 9; E for. 48364; Walsh, Holmes
& co., ltd., London. iPRyAy,
Visions of you; words by Billie Curtis,
music by S. Solomon. © 1 ¢. May
28, 1929; E unp. 7332; Sidney Solo-
mon, New York. 12326
Vocal pavan; poem by Doris Rowley,
music by A. Rowley, of Great Bri-
tain; cho. of mixed voices. London,
J. Curwen & sons, Itd. 4to. © May
7, 1929; 1 c. May 4; E for. 4746;
Alec Rowley, Teddington, Middlesex,
England. 12327
57721—29—_9
Voci (La) dello martello; versi di A.
Ventura, musica di Joseph Vallone,
of Italy, domiciled at New York.
8vo. [Words and melody only] ©
May 15,1929; 2 ¢« May 1; Hiapob.
5810; Angelo Ventura, New York.
12328
Voila pourquoi, les filles de mon vil-
lage; paroles de Gabriello et J.
Marsac, musique de Fred Méle et
Craven, of France. © Apr. 10, 1929;
1c. May 16; E for. 4611; Editions
musicales Evette, Paris. 12329
Von deutscher seele; romantische kan-
tate von Hans Pfitzner, op. 28, bearb.
von Walther Hirschberg, of Ger-
many; pf. (Musik ftir alle, nr. 2738)
1. Mensch und natur. [4 others] ©
Apr. 25, 1929; 1 ¢ May 14; BH for:
4456; Adolph Firstner, Berlin.
12330
Vote for Herbert Hoover, he’s the man
for President; words and music by
Madaline Krell Reynolds. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. May 15,
1929; E unp. 6749; Sophia Blanche
Reynolds, Philadelphia. 12331
W karcezmie; words and music by
Frank Przybylski; 1st violin. ©
1 e. Apr. 17, 1929; E unp. 7322; An-
nette Przybylski, Chicago. 12332
Wages (The) of sin is death; hymn,
words [adapted] from Romans and
music by L. J. Kindig. © May 1,
1929; 2 c. May 10; E pub. 5767;
Lisle James Kindig, Mattoon, Ill.
12883
Wagner (Richard) The Mastersing-
ers; chorale, prize song and finale,
text adapted by Mary De Haven,
music arr. by Albert Stoessel ; mixed
voices. 4to. © Apr. 26, 1929; 2 c.
May 18; E pub. 5855; C. C. Birchard
& co., Boston. 12334
Wagon trains; words by H. Pearson,
music by Chester Escher; 1st violin.
© 1c. May 16, 1929; E unp. 6818;
Harry Pearson, Wilmington, Calif.
12335
Waiting for that thing called happi-
ness; words and music by E. L. Kint-
zle and W. L. (Gus) Mayhew.
[Chords, single staff] ©1c. May 1,
1929; E unp. 6279; Wendell L. May-
hew, Milford, Dll. and Hugene L.
Kintzle, Muscatine, Ia. 12336
Waltz divine; words and music by
J. F. Barrientos. 4to. © Apr. 30,
1929; 2 c. May 4; E pub. 5630; John
Frederick Barrientos, San Francisco.
12337
633
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12338
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Waltz (The) of the skates; by Roger
Jalowicz, of Great Britain; pf.
May 6, 1929; 1 c. May 17; E for.
4586; Campbell, Connelly & co., Lon-
don. 12338
Waltz with me; words and music by
Margery Meade [pseud. of Margaret
Ryan]; med. or high voice. © May
2, 1929; 2 c. May 9; E pub. 5787;
G. Schirmer. inc.. New York. 12339
Waltz with me; 4 pt. cho., words and
music by Margery Meade [pseud. of
- Margaret Ryan]; women’s voices.
4to. © May 2, 1929; 2c. May 9; E
pub. 5786; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 12340
Wanderer’s (The) plaint; photoplay
music, by David Broekman and Sam
A. Perry, arr. by George J. Trinkaus ;
orch. pts., with pf.-organ conductor.
© Apr. 16, 1929; 2 c Apr. 19; E
pub. 5820; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 12341
Wand’rer (A); words and music by
G. Southard. © 1 «¢. May 6, 1929;
E unp. 6423; Gail Southard, Zanes-
field, O. 12342
Warren waltzer; by John Wilfahrt.
© 1c. May 1, 1929; EH unp. 6265;
Consolidated music pub. house, Chi-
cago. 12348
Was it all a dream; words by Cyrus
Van Ness, music by Leonard H. Dug-
gan. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. May 27, 1929; E unp. 7165; C.
Van Ness Clark, New York. 12344
Wasn’t it fate; words by Benny Davis,
music by J. Fred Coots; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © May 17, 1929; 2 c. May
20; E pub. 6239; Harms, inc., New
York. 12345
Water boy serenade; pianistic spir-
itual, by Fletcher Henderson. ©
May 6, 1929; 2 c. May 9; E pub.
5738; Vincent Youmans, New York.
12346
Waters still; words by Oliver Murray
Edwards, music by Hthel Connell
Phoenix; high voice. Syracuse,
N. Y., Oliver music co. © Apr. 16,
1929; 2 ec. Apr. 19; E pub. 6125;
Oliver M. Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y.
12347
Way (The) of dreams; lyrics by Bix
Reichner and Billy Hays, music by
Don Walker; pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by May Singhi Breen. © May
20, 1929; 2 c. May 21; E pub. 6141;
Broadway music corp., New York.
12348
Wayside (The) inn; words by M. HE.
Stein, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. May 25,
1929; EH unp. 7128; Martha H. Stein,
Danville, Ill. 12349
We are going up the river; words by
D. McCain, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only]. © 1.
May 20, 1929; E unp. 6926; Dora
McCain, Rock Elm, Wis. 12350
We are three; words by Jimmie Lois
Gibson, music by J. M. Gibson, of
Great Britain, domiciled at Carlton,
Or. Carlton, Or., Gibson music pub.
co. © May 7, 1929; 1 ec. May 18;
E pub. 5860; J. McRae Gibson,
Carlton, Or. 12351
We both love the same sweetheart ;
lyric by Harry Pease, music by Hd.
G. Nelson; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
April 22, 1929; 2 ec. April 26; E pub.
5549; Remick music corp., New
York. 12352
We can’t get together it seems; words
by W. Mahoney, music by Robert
HH. Geraghty. [Words and melody
only] ©1 ec. May 29, 1929; E unp.
7271; William Mahoney, New York.
12353
We heros[!]; words by M. 'Tanton,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. May 20, 1929;
E unp. 6928; May Tanton, Arkansas
City, Kan. 12354
We'll climb thru the clouds; words
by C. Johnson, music by Chester
Escher; 1st violin. © 1 ¢. May 2,
1929; E unp. 6316; Charles Johnson,
Cromwell, Conn. 12355
We never grow up in our mothers
eyes; words and music by EH. W.
Worley. © 1c. May 17, 1929; H
unp. 6850; Ernest Walter Worley,
Kansas City, Kan. 12356
We praise Thy name, O God most
high; hymn, words and music by
L. J. Childers. [Mimeograph] ©
May 1, 1929; 2 c« May 29; E pub.
6376; Lemuel Jennings Childers,
Hominy, Okl. 12357
We two; words and music by S.
Miranda and R. Montgomery.
[Chords, single staff] © 1 c¢. May
7, 1929; E unp. 6492; Stephens
Miranda, Hollywood, Calif., and
Reggie Montgomery, Pasadena,
Calif. 12358
634
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
12378
We worship thee sun-god; words and
music by E. BE. Harder; ten. or sop.
solo. © May 9, 1929; 2 c. May 11;
EH pub. 5845; Erwin HE. Harder,
Chicago. 12359
Wedding hymn: words and music by
Mary Berington, of Great Britain.
oBmMo,- C) Apr. p26. tan0 se. Apr.
30; E for. 4244; Cary & co., London.
12360
Wee fingers at play; by Yvonne
Beauregard; pf. © May 2, 1929;
2c. May 9; E pub. 6189; White-
Smith music pub. co., Boston. 12361
Week-end (Loérdagskvillen) ; text av
Yson, musik avy Hartvig Kristoffer-
sen, of Sweden; pf. © Jan. 15,
fees. Cc. May, 6; 1. for. 4270;
Reuter & Reuter, Stockholm,
Sweden. 12362
Welcome home; fox-trot, from On
with the show, lyrics by Grant
Clarke, music by Harry Akst, arr.
by Ken Macomber; dance orch. pts.
4to. © May 18, 1929; 2 ce. May 22;
E pub. 6283; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 12363
Welcome home; from On with the
show, lyric by Grant Clarke, music
by Harry Akst, orch. by Geo. J.
Trinkaus; voc. orch. pts. 4to. ©
May 18, 1929; 2 c. May-22;-E ‘pub.
6274; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 12364
Welcome home; lyric by Grant Clarke,
music by Harry Akst; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Apr. 29, 1929; 2 ¢.
May 2; E pub. 5995; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 12365
Welcome home; march, by C. De
Cristoforo; pf. © May 22, 1929;
2.c. May 24; EH pub. 6272; Charles
De Cristoforo, East Boston, Mass.
12366
Wellesz (Egon) Fitinf tanzstticke; vy.
Egon Wellesz, of Austria, op. 42;
pf. © Apr. 4, 1929; 1 c. May 3;
E for. 4212; Universal edition a. g.,
Vienna. 12367
Wenn der pflaumenbaum nicht wir;
schlager, text u. musik von W.
Lindemann, of Germany; with orch.
pts. 4to. © Oct. 1, 1928; 1 e. Oct.
23; E for. 4421; Wilhelm Linde-
mann, Berlin-Karlshorst, Germany.
12368
Wenn du einmal dein herz verschenkst,
dann schenk’ es mir; lied un tango,
text von Kurt Schwabach u. Willy
Rosen, musik von Willy Rosen, arr.
6
von Hartwig von Platen, both of
Germany; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor:..4to. © Jan. 3,.1929;. 1c.
Apr. 19; E for. 4194; Edition Meisel
& co., G. m. b. H., Berlin. 123869
Wenn du einmal mich betriigst! tango,
text von Fritz Rotter, musik von
Michael Krausz, of Hungary, klavier
arr. von Otto Lindemann. © Apr.
15, 1929; 1 c. May 3; EH for. 4146;
Drei masken verlag, 4. g., Berlin.
12370
Wenn es frtihling wird; foxtrot, text
von Kurt Schwabach, musik von
Will Meisel, arr. von Hartwig von
Platen, both of Germany; orch. pts.
4to. © Jan. 12, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 19;
EK for. 4192; Edition Meisel & co.,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. aya
Wenonah; words and music by E. G.
Taylor. © 1. Apr. 24, 1929; B
unp. 6352; Hthel Gertrude Taylor,
Allston, Mass. 12372
Wer lieben will muss leiden; schlager
von W. Lindemann, of Germany;
orch. u. text, mit klavier, harmon-
ium u. jazz band stimmen. 4to. ©
Apr. 30, 1929; 1 c May 15; E for.
4695: Wilhelm Lindemann, Berlin-
Karlshorst, Germany. 12378
Werk fiir streichorchester; von Rein-
hard Schwarz, of Germany, bearb.
des streichquintetts fis moll, von
Heinrich Kaminski, of Germany. Sc.
© Dec. 17, 1928; 1 ec. Feb. 7, 1929; E
for. 4218; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 12374
Wesele w Rymanowie; obertasy, by J.
Biega; violin. ©1c. May 15, 1929;
E unp. 6745; John Biega, Perth Am-
boy, N. J. 12375
Wesota; polka, by J. Biega; violin.
© 1c. May 15, 1929; E unp. 6743;
John Biega, Perth Amboy, N. J.
12376
West (The) is the West no more;
words by Billy Woods [i. e. William
Woods], music by Ray Hibbeler. ©
May 12, 1929; 2 c. May 16; E pub.
6387; William Woods, Billings,
Mont. 12377
Western (The) girl; words by C. Bul-
cher, music by Sylvester Long Cross;
pf. © 1c. May 13, 1929; E unp.
6685; Clarence Bulcher, Woodin-
ville, Wash. 12378
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12379
pt. 1, n.s., v. 24
Western music for motion pictures; by
W. P. Ott, of Austria, domiciled at
New York, R. Wm. Wooby, and
others, with arrs. by R. Wm. Wooby.
v. 2,1. © Dec. 10, 1928; 1 c¢. each
Mar. 22, 1929, 1 ec. each and affs.
May 31; AA 16828, 16829; Wilhelm
Ott, New York. 12379, 12380
Whalen (The) hop; words by J. Clark
and Jack McArdle, music by J.
Clark. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 10, 1929; E unp. 6866;
Jack Clark. New York. 12381
What a night for love; words and mu-
sic by J. H. Wild. © May 8, 1929;
2c. May 16; E pub. 6085; John H.
Wild, Chicago. 12382
What a shame it’s gonna rain; words
and music by H. S. Schwartz and
Jack Wishner. [Words and melody
only] © 1. May 9, 1929; EH unp.
6557; Harry S. Schwartz, New York.
12383
What a wonderful world it would be;
words and music by Joe and May
Brennan; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
May 28, 1929; 2 ec. May 27; Epub.
6320; Joseph Brennan, Philadelphia.
12384
What are you doing to-night; words
by Ricardo Duromo, music by Joseph
Nussbaum, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Apr. 17;.1929; 1 «.
May 1; E for. 4250; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, ltd., London.
12385
What can a poor girl do; lyrics by R.
Riskin, music by M. Platt. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. May 8,
1929; E unp. 63883; Maxwell Platt
and Robert Riskin, New York.
12386
What care I? words and music by
D. GC. Beattie. [Photostat] ©1le.
May 11, 1929; E unp. 6647; Daniel
©. Beattie, Washington. 12387
What did Della wear, when Georgie
came across; from The Grand street
follies of 1929, words by Agnes Mor-
gan and Albert Carroll, music by
Arthur Schwartz; pf. and ukulele
ace. © May 17, 1929; 2 ¢ May 20;
E pub. 6237; Harms, ine., New York.
12388
What does it mean? words and music
by Marjorie Blanid Gilbert. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. May 21,
1929; E unp. 6981; Raymond Edwin
Gilbert, Dorchester, Mass. 12389
What does it mean to me; words and
music by Rube Wolf, Buddy Valen-
tine [pseud. of Joseph Taccati] and
Sam Coslow. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. May 2, 1929; EB ump.
6306; Spier and Coslow, ine., New
York. 12390
What does the deep sea say; words
and music by B. Miller and Char-
lotte Kay. [Words and melody
only] ©1«c. May 22, 1929; E unp.
7028; Bob Miller, New York. 12391
What is life; words and musie by Mrs.
William Rink [i. e. G. Rink] New
York City, Frank Harding. © May
17, 1929; 2 ¢. May 29; E pub. 6352;
Gertrude Rink, Allen, Neb. 12392
What is this thing called love? [and]
Looking at you; from Wake up and
dream, music by Cole Porter, arr.
by Max Irwin, of Great Britain;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. lLon-
don, New York and Sydney, Chappell
& co., Itd. 4to. © May 15, 1929;
1c May 22; E for. 4781; Harms,
ine., New York. 12393
What’s become of sweet Madelon ; lyrie
by Mitchell Parish, music by Paul
Abraham; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
May 14, 1929; 2 c« May 29; E pub.
6374; Mills music, inc., New York.
12394
What will I do, love; words and mu-
sic by William T. Maloney. ©1 «ce.
May 20, 1929; E unp. 7040; Hllen
Nora Maloney, Charlestown, Mass.
12395
Wheel of life; words by Lee Hazle-
wood, music by Curley Bowen. ©
May 6, 1929; 2 c. May 8; E pub.
5804; Sylvania pub. co., Allentown,
Pa. 12396
Wheeze sniff wheeze; and other songs,
by D. D. Miles. obl. 8vo. © June
1, 1929; 2 c June 7; aff. June 8;
AA 17802; Dorothy D. Miles, San
Marino, Calif. 12397
When Barney Google marries Dolly
Gray ; words by L. A. Doty, music by
Luther A. Clark. © Apr. 19, 1929;
2c. May 31; E pub. 6420; Lillian
A. Doty, Torrington, Conn. 12398
When he’s gone; words and music by
A. Lax and HE. Craig. [Words and
melody only] ©1«. May 15, 1929;
E unp. 6758; Arnold Lax and Hd-
ward Craig, Cambridge, Mass.
12399
636 4
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
12419
When I am old; words by Ernest Dow-
son, music by William J. S. Ritscher,
[Photostat] © 1c. May 17, 1929;
E unp. 6854; Roy Rutherford Bailey,
Chicago. 12400
When I dream of you; romance, by
William C. Schoenfeld; orch. pts.
© Dee. 31, 1928; 2c. May 16, 1929;
E pub. 6330; Music buyers corp.,
New York. 12401
When I fell in love with you; song
fox-trot, from On with the show,
1929, words by Harry Carlton, mu-
sic by Horatio Nicholls [pseud. of
Lawrence Wright], of Great Bri-
tain; pf. acc., with banjulele banjo
and ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
May 17, 1929; 1 ec. May 21; EH for.
4776; Lawrence Wright music ©co.,
London. 12402
When I get to thinking about home;
words and music by Ruth Moore.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
May 138, 1929; E unp. 6674; Clar-
ence Williams music pub. co., inc,
New York. ; 12403
When I’m alone; by L. C. Smith.
[Melody only] ©1ce. May 14, 1929;
E unp. 6715; Lewis Chick Smith,
New York. 12404
When I meet you; words and music
by G. Low. © 1 ec. May 14, 1929;
E unp. 6721; Grace Low, Hast Ak-
ron, O. 12405
When I see John Gilbert maka love;
words and music by L. Steedman; in
E flat. [Words and melody only]
© 1c May 8, 1929; E unp. 6531;
Louise Steedman, New York. 12406
When I was a monkey man and you
were a monkey maid; words and mu-
sic by EF. R. Paget. [Words and
melody oniy] © 1c. May 10, 1929;
E unp. 6578; Fanny Ruthven Paget,
Mobile, Ala. 12407
When it’s apple blossom time in Vir-
ginia; words and music by G. H.
Emmans. © Apr. 13. 1929; 1 «.
Apr. 16, 1 « May 8; E pub. 5891;
George Harmon Emmans, Frederick,
Md. 12408
When might is right; fable in verse,
words by Paul Dingledine, music by
H. F. Asbury. 4to.. © May 15,
1929; 2 ec. May 16; E pub. 6021;
Harry F. Asbury, Park Ridge, N. J.
12409
When might is right; words by Paul
Dingledine, music by H. F. Asbury.
[Photostat] © 1c May 6, 1929;
E ounp. 6449; Harry F. Asbury, Park
Ridge, N. J. 12410
When mother sings, Silver threads
among the gold; words and music
by Howard Johnson and Mary Earl
[pseud. of Robert A. King]; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini.
© May 17, 1929; 2c. May 18; E pub.
6269; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 12411
When my dream of love comes true;
lyric by Herman Ruby, music by
Norman Spencer; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Apr. 29, 1929; 2c. May 2;
E pub. 5897; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 12412
When nobody’s looking ; lyrics and mu-
sic by H. Idelson. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. May 28, 1929; E
unp. 7251; Harry Idelson, Brooklyn,
N.Y. 12413
When summer days have flown; words
and music by H. M. Sanborn.
[Words and melody only] ©le
May 25, 1929; E unp. 7113; Harriet
Maxwell Sanborn, Chicago. 12414
When the birds flv to the sands at
Miami Beach; words and music by
R. Young. [Words and melody
only] © 1c May 8, 1929; E unp.
6524; Raymond Young, Miami, Fla.
12415
When the harvest is over; theme song
of Daily bread, words and music by
Con Conrad, Sidney D. Mitchell and
Archie Gottler. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. May 14, 1929; E unp.
6720; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 12416
When the heart iS young; fox-trot,
words and music by E. Schou; pf.
and ukulele acc. © May 3, 1929:
2 ¢. May 7; E pub. 5715; Emil Schou,
Faulkton, 8S. D. 12417
When the lilac blooms again; fox-trot
song, poem by Fritz Rotter, adapta-
tion by Arthur Stanley, of Great
Britain, music by Franz Doelle. ©
May 17, 1929; 1 ec. May 21; E for.
4779; Chappell & co., ltd., London
[© English words] 12418
When the old gang gets together, I
want to be around; words and mu-
sie by T. EF. Barry. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 4, 1929;
E unp. 6412; Thomas Francis Bar-
ry, Hoboken, N. J. 12419
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12420
When the queen comes bounding home;
words and music by A. CasSnelli.
[Words and melody only] ©1«
May 25, 1929; E unp. 7134; Arnold
Casnelli,: Covington, Ky. 12420
When the stars are shining; words
and music by George Ar. © 1.
Apr. 20, 1929; E unp. 6848; Hsther
Bishop McMullen, Compton, Calif.
12421
When the stars come out; words and
music by H. Samuels, of Australia.
© 1c. May 7, 1929; EB unp. 6486;
Edmond Samuels, Sydney, Australia.
12422
When the sun kisses day goodbye;
words and music by J. Warnack.
© May 15, 1929; 2 c. May 20; E pub.
6119; James Warnack, Los Angeles.
12423
When thou art absent; words and mu-
sic by A. L. Gubbins. © 1 ce. May
2, 1929; E unp. 6828; Amelie Lane
Gubbins, San Rafael, Calif. 12424
When we get together in the moonlight
we get along great; words by Billy
Rose and Ben Ryan, music by Vio-
linsky [pseud. of Solly Ginsberg]
© May 22, 1929; 2 c. May 23; BE pub.
6190; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
12425
When we meet again sweetheart;
words and music by Art Kassel and
Marty Bloom [pseud. of M. L. Blu-
menthal] [Words and melody
only], © 1c. May 8, 1929; E unp.
6424; Leo Feist, Inc., New York.
12426
When we turn out the old town band;
words and music by Bob Palmer
[i. e. R..Palmer] © 1c Apr. -15,
1929; E unp. 6238; Robert Palmer,
Los Angeles. 12427
When you are mine; fox-trot, words
by William T. Jordan, music by
M. H. Harris. Boston, Charles W.
Homeyer & co. © April 30, 1929;
2 ec. May 8; E pub. 5617; Morgan
Hovey Harris, Boston. 12428
When you’re alone; waltz ballad,
words by R. B. La Brie, music by
M. Paul Manganella. © 1c. May 27,
1929; E unp. 7167; Ruby B. La Brie,
Pasadena, Calif. 12429
When you threw me down, I felt like
a king without a crown; words and
music by 8. J. Moore. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 27, 1929;
K unp. 7199; Samuel J. Moore, Rich-
mond Hill, L. I., N. Y. 12430
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
When you will come back to me; words
and music by O. L. Fauskee. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. May 20,
1929; E unp. 6921; Oren LeRoy
Fauskee, Worthington, Minn. 12431
When yor mother smiles at you;
words by J. J. Canning, music ‘by
Edward J. Mallory. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 31, 1929;
E unp. 73387; James J. Canning, De-
troit. 12432
When your rolling-stone comes home;
words by Percy Edgar, music by
Reginald Morgan, of Great Britain;
pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © May 14,
1929; 1 c« May 16; HE ‘for. 4495;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., Lon- ~
don. 12433
Where could I meet you tonight ; words
and music by T. F. Barry. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢ May 18,
1929; E unp. 6865; Thomas Francis
Barry, Hoboken, N. J. 12434
Where have you been all my life;
words by W. Mehsikomer, music by
Ray Hibbeler. New York City,
Frank Harding... © May 7, 1929; 2
ec. May 15; E pub. 5941; Walter
Mehsikomer, Superior, Wis. 12435
Where iS my _ sweetheart to-night;
words by R. Campbell, music by
Chester Escher; 1st violin. © 1 e¢.
May 2, 1929; E unp. 6809; Ruth
Campbell, Ellwood City, Pa. 12436
Where is my vodka; Russian novelty
song, lyric by Ben Shapiro, music by
L. Rubin and Isaac Pollack; pf. ©
1c. May 14, 1929; E unp. 7225; Louis
Rubin, Bayonne, N. J. 124387
Where the butterflies kiss the butter-
cups good-night; fox trot, words-by
Harry Pease and Charlies O’F lynn,
music by Ed. G. Nelson, arr. by
Archie Bleyer; dance orch. pts. 4to.
© July 22, 1929; 2c. July 26; HE pub.
8294; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 124388
Where the trade winds blow; words
and musie by Irving Mills and Jack
Scholl; pf. and ukulele ace. © Apr.
22, 1929; 2 c. May 4; E pub. 5634;
Mills music, inc., New York. 12439
Where would I be not having you;
lyric by Harle Crooker, music by
F. H. Grey. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. May 14, 1929; E unp.
6732; Frank H. Grey, New York.
12440
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
v 12461
Wherever you are; lyrics by Frederic
L. Cooper, jr., music by J. P. Sacco.
[Chords, single staff] © 1 c¢. Apr.
30, 1929; E unp. 6239; John P.
Sacco, New York. 12441
While I am thinking of you; words
and music by N. Ferrara. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. May 8,
1929; E unp. 6359; Nick Ferrara,
New Orleans. 12442
While I have you; by F. Paolo Tosti,
harmonized by De Loss Smith; ten.
1,2 and. bass. 1, 2. /4to., ©. Apr. .30,
1929; 2 ec. May 10; E pub. 5766; Fill-
_ more bros. co., Cincinnati. 12443
While wake I’m having day dreams of
the day you’ll be my own; words and
music by G. L. Taborn, arr. by
George Bryant. © 1c. Apr. 15,
1929; E unp. 5732; George Leroy
Taborn, Los Angeles. 12444
While you’re stepping out with some-
body else, remember I’m doing the
Same; words by J. K. Kraus, music
by Burrell Van Buren. [Words and
melody only] ©1 ce. May 11, 1929;
E unp. 6637; John K. Kraus, Spring-
field, Ill. 12445
Whip-po-will and I; words by Hstelle
Whitney, musie by M. Whitney [i. e.
M. Whitney Helms] [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 28, 1929;
E unp. 4124; May Whitney Helms,
New York. 12446
Whirlwind 2000; by Helen A. Mc-
Gregor, of Canada, domiciled at
New York; pf. ©1c. May 8, 1929;
E unp. 6885; Wright aeronautical
corp., Paterson. 12447
Whistlin’ blues; words and music by
L. Carman. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. May 10, 1929; E unp.
6576; Lillian Carman, Irvington,
N. J. 12448
Whiting sanitarium song; words and
music by U. G. Whiting, arr. by
Sydney Grubbs. © May 10, 1929;
2 ec. May 16; E pub. 6032; U. G.
Whiting, Martinsville, Ind. 12449
Who cares what tomorrow may bring;
slow fox-trot, words by Benn
Trivers, music by Robert Fram, arr.
by Walter Scharf; orch. pts. 4to.
© Apr. 27, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 27; E pub.
5943; Benn Trivers & Robert Fram,
ine., New York. 12450
Who could be more wonderful than
you; words by D. Arnold, musi¢e by
H. Taylor. [Chords, single staff]
© 1c. May 20, 1929; B unp. 6945;
Earl Taylor and Dick Arnold, Santa
Monica, Calif. 12451
Who was the grapefruit’s father; fox-
trot, words and music by Ted Pola
and Eddie Brandt, of Great Britain;
pf., banjulele banjo and ukulele ace.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Apr. 19, 1929; 1 c. May 13; BE for.
4464 ; Orange music pub. co., London.
12452
Who was the unknown soldier; words
and musie by C. Hillk © May 15,
1929.57 2.e;;, May .22s Epub. Giso;
Clark Hill, Trenton, N. J. 12453
Whole (The) world has gone whoopee;
words by N. B. Gibbs, music by
Chester Escher; 1st violin. © 1.
May 2, 1929; E unp. 6308; Nell
Baker Gibbs, Coal Creek, Tenn.
12454
Whoopee (The) hat brigade; words
and musie by Monty Siegel and Moe
Jaffe. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 6, 1929; E unp. 6505;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 12455
Whoopee is the craze; words by Rose
Dreyer, music by C. Escher. © May
27, 1929; 2 ec. May 27; E pub. 6316;
Chester Escher, New York. 12456
Whoopee love; words and music by
G. C. Turner. [Words and melody
only] ©1«. May 28, 1929; E unp.
7245; George Chittenden Turner,
Beverly Hills, Calif. 12457
Whoopee rag; by G. Cowart; pf. ©
1c. May 1, 1929; E unp. 6246; Grace
Cowart, Dublin, Ga. 12458
Whose, whose, whose little fellow are °
you, you, you; words and music by
C. J. McElroy. ©1c. May 15, 1929;
E unp. 7314; Charis Jeanne McElroy,
Norton, Va. 12459
Why; recitation, written by Margue-
rite Parrdt, composed by Herberte
Jordan, of Great Britain; pf. ©
May 10, 1929; 1 ec. May 28; EH for.
4845; Reynolds & co., London. 12460
Why can’t I find a pal; words and
music by L. Morris. [Words and
melody only] ©10c. May 11, 1929;
E unp. 6626; Lester Morris, New
York. 12461
639
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12462
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
Why can’t I have you; words by M. E.
Boyd, music by Ray Hibbeler. ©
1 e@. May 22, 1929; E unp. 7030;
Mary EH. Boyd, Ogdensburg, N. Y.
12462
Why can’t the sunbeams bring you
back to me? words by C. E. Chalengs-
worth and Harvey Earl Chalengs-
worth, music by C. E. Chalengsworth.
© 1c. Apr. 20, 1929; E unp. 6233;
Catherine Hlizabeth Chalengsworth,
Bethalto, Ill. 12463
Why did we say goodbye; words by
R. D. Cain, music by Sylvester L.
Cross. New York City, Frank
Harding. © May 138, 1929; 2 c. May
24; E pub. 6199; Robert D. Cain,
Kelso, Wash. 12464
Why did you; by P. Jackson; melody,
with pf. ace. ©1c. Apr. 23, 1929;
E unp. 6868; Preston Jackson,
Milwaukee. 12465
Why do you long for tomorrow, as
long as there’s sunshine today;
words by Harry Knowles and Frank
Capano, music by Sal Russo; pf. and
ukulele ace. © May 11, 1929; 2 ¢.
May 15; E pub. 5948; World music
pub. co., Philadelphia. 12466
Why must we part? words and music
by V. Travers. ©1c. May 1, 1929;
E unp. 6292; Valentine Travers,
Corona, L. I., N. Y. 12467
Why, only you; words and music by
W.L. Penzner. ©16c. May 8, 1929;
E unp. 6522; William L. Penzner,
San Francisco. 12468
Why wear clothes at all? fox-trot,
words by Frank J. Yacich, music by
C. J. Yacich. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. May 9, 1929; E unp.
6554; Chris J. Yacich, New Orleans.
12469
Widow-bird (A) sate mourning; words:
by Shelley, music by Wilson Manhire,
of Great Britain. © May 81, 1929;
1c. May 25; E for. 4850; W. Paxton.
& co., ltd., London. 12470
Wien, du mein Berlin! Wiener lied
aus der revue Tiglich 15 tropfen
Berlin! worte von Ernst Steffan,
musik von Rudolph Nelson, of Ger-
many. © Apr. 2, 1929; 1 c. May 3;
E for. 4147; Drei masken verlag,
a. g., Berlin. 12471
Wien, O Wien, du stadt der lieder, du
bist schOn wie ein gedicht; boston,
ftir salonorch. mit jazz u. text, von
Wilhelm Lindemann, of Germany.
pts. 4to. © Feb. 14, 1929; 1 «@
Mar. 18; E for. 4221; Universal
edition, a. g., Vienna. 12472
Wien, O Wien, du stadt der lieder, du
bist sch6n wie ein gedicht; boston,
worte u. musik yon Wilhelm Linde-
mann, of Germany. © Feb. 11,
1929; 1c. Mar. 18; E for. 4226; Uni-
versal edition, a. g., Vienna. 12473.
Wienerlied (Das); ftir md&nnerchor
mit klavier o. schrammelmusik beg-.
leitung, bearb. von Josef Burg-
schwieger, of Austria. Partitur.
band 1. 4to. © Dec. 27, 1928; 1c.
Mar. 18, 1929; E for. 4223; Verlag
Josef Blaha, Vienna. 12474.
Wild geese; words by Grace Noll
Crowell, music by Annabel Morris:
Buchanan; high voice. © May 6,
1929; 2 ec. May 9; E pub. 5962; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 12475.
Wild orchids; theme song of the pho-
toplay, lyric by Raymond Klages,
music by William Axt and David
Mendoza; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by Hank Linet. New York, Rob-
bins music corp. © Mar. 22, 1929;
2 e. Mar. 23; E pub. 4480; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
12476:
Wild rosemary ; caprice, by Percy God-
frey, arr. by J. Engleman, of Great
Britain; orech. pts., with pf. con-
ductor and violin 1 conductor. 4to.
© Feb. 19, 1929; 1 c. May 4; E for.
4164; Bosworth & co., Leip
Will love linger on my darling; words.
and music by Ted Koehler and
Frank Magine. © May 27, 1929; 2
ce. May 28; E pub. 6335; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
12478.
Will the roses fade in heaven; words
by J. Murray, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e¢.
May 8, 1929; E unp. 6516; Janet
Murray, Denton, Montana. 12479:
Will you come back; words and music
by J. R. Chase. © May 15, 1929;
2c. May 20; E pub. 6102; James
Richard Chase, Boston. 12480:
Willow song; words by Shakespeare,
music by Rachael Hobday, of Great
Britain; mixed voices. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr
4, 1929; 1 ec. May 15; E for. 4817;
Oxford university press, London.
12481:
640
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
12504
Wind in the treetops; by G. A. Grant-
Schaefer; pf. © May 28, 1929; 2 c.
May 29; E pub. 6423; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 12482
Winged (The) victory; words by
Ethel M. Brainerd, music by M. E.
Bronson. © 1c. May 31, 1929; E
unp. 7349; Margaret E. Bronson,
Cincinnati. ' 12483
Winter and June; words by E. Ritter,
musie by Sylvester Long Cross; pf.
© 1c. May 13, 1929; E unp. 6687;
Hlizabeth Ritter, Arlington, Wash.
12484
Wir bleib’n die alten; marsch-schlager,
text u. musik von W. Lindemann, of
Germany; orch. pts. 4to. © Oct.
1 1928 5 (1 ex' OG. 23:3): By fons:4422 ;
Wilhelm Lindemann, Berlin-Karl-
shorst, Germany. 12485
Wir trinken noch eins; trink-walzer,
worte von Alfred Berg, musik von
Willy Geisler, of Germany. © Nov.
26, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 19, 1929; E for.
4173; Paul Fischer musikalienhand-
lung, Berlin. 12486
Wishing; by Herbert Ralph Ward; pf.
© May 21, 1929; 2 « May 28: BE
pub. 6419; Edward Schuberth & co.,
ine., New York. 12487
Wishing and waiting for love; lyric
by Grant Clarke, music by Harry
Akst; pf. and ukulele ace. © May
6, 1929; 2 c. May 9; E pub. 6015;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
12488
‘With all the comforts of home; words
and music by B. Curtis; pf. ©1e.
May 23, 1929; E unp. 7069; Billy
Curtis, New York. 12489
With her tears; words by J. H. String-
field, music by Thoro Harris. ©
May 3, 1929; 2 c May 18; E pub.
6264; Joseph H. Stringfield, Durham,
N._.C. 12490
Within my heart there is a shrine;
poem by T. W. Burnett, music by
George Henry Martin, of Great Brit-
ain. Edinburgh, Strathmore music
pub. co. © May 16, 1929; 1c. May
25; E for. 4789; T. W. Burnett, Ed-
inburgh. 12491
‘Worder girl; words and music by V.
Vaska. © 1 ec. May 31, 1929; B
unp. 7359; Vana Vaska, Los Angeles.
12492
‘Wonderful baby of mine; words by E.
Barbe and B. Faber, music by James
Flora; in C. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. May 22, 1929; E unp.
7018 ; Edward Barbe and Bill Faber,
New York. 12493
Wonderful dream girl of mine; orien-
tal love ballad, words and music by
W. B. Speth. © 1c. May 27, 1929;
EK unp. 7211; William B. Speth,
Denver, 12494
Wonderful girl; words by Charles W.
Locke, music by W. R. Dykins; pf.
© 1c. May 31, 1929; EB unp. 7361;
William R. Dykins, Glen Lyon, Pa.
12495
Wonderful star of love; words by An-
drew Donnelly, music by David
Broekman. © May 1, 1929; 2 e,
May 2; E pub. 5596; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. 12496
Wonderful you - commonplace me;
from Merry - merry, words by R. P.
Weston and Bert Lee, music by Jack
Waller, Harris Weston and J. A.
Tunbridge, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © May 14, 1929; le.
May 16; E for. 4511; Francis, Day
& Hunter, ltd., London. 12497
Won’t you care just a little bit? words
and music by V. Travers. © 1 e¢.
May 1, 1929; E unp. 6291; Valentine
Travers, Corona, L. I., N. Y. . 12498
Won’t you come back dear; words and
music by M. Blair. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. May 16, 1929;
E unp. 6774; Matilda Blair, Grand
Island, N. Y. 12499
Won’t you come back, old pal? words
and music by R. Gibson. Philadel-
phia, M. D. Swisher. © May 7, 1929;
2 ce. May 9; E pub. 5780; Ramona
Gibson, Philadelphia. 12500
Won’t you forgive and forget dear;
words and music by F. E. Miller.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Apr. 8, 1929; 2 ec. Apr. 11; E pub.
5827: Florence E. Miller, German-
town, Philadelphia, Pa. 12501
Won’t you have some? words and
music by W. O. Gregg. © 1c. May
3, 1929; E unp. 6395; William Oliver
Gregg, Relay, Md. 12502
World (The) forgetting; prelude, by O.
Lozzi; strings and pf. Se ©1l1e
May 28, 1929; EH unp. 72386; Oscar
Lozzi, Providence, R. I. 12503
World (The) is waiting for the sun-
rise; by Ernest Seitz, arr. by M.
Zoltai; violin and pf. New York
City, Chappell-Harms, inc. © May
9, 1929; 2 ec. May 10; E pub. 5778;
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 12504
641
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12505
World (A) of love for you; words and
music by Pauline Hall Wade, of
Canada. © 1c. May 29, 1929; E
unp. 7272; Pauline Cassandra Hall
Wade, Victoria, B. C., Canada.
12505
Wouldn’t I like to have someone like
you to like me; words by Howard
Johnson and Harry Tobias, music by
Henry H. Tobias. © May 10, 1929;
2c. May 11; E pub. 5841; Robbins
music corp., New York. 12506
Wrap me in a Spanish shawl; lyric
by John T. Murray, music by Gus
Edwards. [Chords, single staff] ©
1 c¢c. Mar. 7, 1929; E unp. 4446;
Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer corp., New
York. 12507
Ya vine, ya estoy aqui. ..; letra y
musica de Alfredo Reza, of Mexico,
domiciled at El Paso. S8vo. [Photo-
stat] © Apr. 22, 1929; 2c. Apr. 27;
E pub. 6066; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 12508
Yankee march; by M. Whitney [i. e.
M. Whitney Helms]; violin. ©1e.
Feb. 28, 1929; E unp. 4125; May
Whitney Helms, New York. 12509
Ye servants of the Lord; choral pre-
lude on tune Narenza, by Charles
Macpherson, of Great Britain, ed.
by Stanley Marchant; organ.
Apr. 30, 1929; 1, ¢. May 3; HE for.
4155; Novello & co., Itd., London.
12510
Yea! team! march; by J. S. Taylor;
band pts. 4to. © May 9, 1929; 2c.
May 20; E pub. 6095; Charles L.
Barnhouse, sr., Oskaloosa, Ia. 12511
Yearning for thee; words by Amy
Preston Knell, music by B. F. Knell.
Philadelphia, Pa., Harry J. Lincoln
music co. ‘©. May 28,/'1929: 2,
May 20; E pub. 6116; Benj. F. Knell,
Philadelphia. 12512
You; words and music by J. J. Flem-
ing. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ¢c. May 11, 1929; E unp. 6629;
James Joseph Fleming, Philadelphia.
12513
You; words and music by R. Pfaen-
dler ; med. in D flat. © May 1, 1929;
2c. May 9; E pub. 5748; Richard
Pfaendler, San Francisco. 12514
You ain’t livin’ right; words by A.
Dickerson, music by Thomas Dorsey
and Alexander Robinson. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. May 22,
64
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
1929; E unp. 7014; Aletha Dickerson,
Chicago. 12515
You and I; by Langford Guest, of
Great Britain; pf., 4 hands. 1. Step-
ping stones. [4 others] © Jan. 10,
1929; 1 c. May 15; E for. 4885; Ox-
ford university press, London. 12516
You and J, in the moonlight; fox-trot,
lyric by Ned Washington, music by
M. K. Jerome, arr. by Frank SkKin-
ner; dance orch. pts. 4to. © May
8, 1929; 2 c. May 7; E pub. 6000;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
12517
You and I, in the moonlight; lyrie by
Ned Washington, music by M. K.
Jerome, arr. by Herbert Deer; male
voices. 4to. © May 18, 1929; 2c.
May 22; E pub. 6279; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 12518
You and I, in the moonlight; lyric by
Ned Washington, music by M. K.
Jerome, orch. by Geo. J. Trinkaus;
vocal orch. pts.; in HE flat. 4to.
Apr. 22, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 255 Mepub:
5979; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
12519
You are all the world to me; waltz,
words by Lew Collins, music by Er-
nest John Dormer, of Great Britain,
domiciled at Los Angeles. © 1.
May 20, 1929; E unp. 6904; Mabel
Elizabeth Mappe, Los Angeles.
12520
You are not the man of my dreams;
words by M. E. Roberts, music by
Cora Broadwell; pf. and ukulele acc.
New York City, Frank Harding
music house. © Apr. 4, 1929; 2 e.
May 29; E pub. 6355; Manning EH.
Roberts, Reno, Nev. 12521
You are not where you belong to-
night, you are far away from me;
words and music by L. M. Niederer.
© 1c. May 38, 1929; E unp. 6397;
Louise Marie Niederer, Foristell,
Mo. 12522
You belong to me; words and music
by V. Vaska. © 1c. May 8, 1929;
E unp. 6525; Vana Vaska, Los Ange-
les. 12523
You brought me the sunshine and left
me the rain; words by Leland L.
Yost, musie by Merrill D. Doyle; pf.
ace., With ukulele arr. by A. J. Fran-
chini. © May 3, 1929; 2 c. May 4;
E pub. 5727; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 12524
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 5, 1929
12545
You can’t have that somebody—’cause
somebody else has you; words and
music by S. H. Wilkins. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. May 22,
1929; E unp. 6988; Samuel H. Wil-
kins, Wayland, Mass. 12525
You can’t sleep in my bed; words and
music by John Rose. [Chords, sin-
gle staff] © 1c. Apr. 18, 1929;.E
unp. 6615; J. C. Johnson, New York.
12526
‘You do me so much good; lyric by J.
Herbert, music by Ray Doll and
Frank Galassi. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. May 2, 1929; E unp.
6432; Jean Herbert, New York.
12527
You don’t have to rub, rub, rub on the
old wash board any more; words
and music by G. R. Wilson. [Words
and melody only] © 1. May 14,
1929; E unp. 6728; George Robert
Wilson, New York. 12528
You haunt me in my dreams; words
and music by G. Givot. © 1c. May
23, 1929; E unp. 7052; George Givot,
Chicago. 12529
You hurt my feelings; words and mu-
sic by H. Nathan, arr. by C. B.
Frank. © Apr. 27, 1929; 2 ec. May
17; E pub. 6037; Henry Nathan, San
Francisco. 12530
You know who I love; from College
days, lyrics and music by Martin
Broones. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Mar. 20, 1929; E unp. 4915;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 12531
You laughed when I told you I loved
you; words and music by J. Dris-
coll. Seranton, Pa., Whitmore pub.
co. © May 11, 1929; 2 c May 14;
E pub. 5932; Jimmie Driscoll, Seran-
ton, Pa. 12532
You left me out in the rain; words by
J. K. Kraus, musie by Burrell Van
Buren. [Words and melody only]
© 1 c..May 11, 1929; E unp. 6686;
John K. Kraus, Springfield, Il.
12533
You like me and I like you; words by
V. C. Deffenbaugh, music by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 8, 1929; E unp. 6513;
Vernon C. Deffenbaugh, % Postmas-
ter, New York. 12534
You'll take it and like it; words and
music by L. Steedman. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 2, 1929;
E unp. 6329; Louise Steedman, New
York. 12535
You made me love you, why did you;
by Carmen Lombardo and Mickey
Kippel, arr. by Herbert Deer; male
quartet. 4to. © May 18, 1929; 2c.
May 22;'‘E pub. 6278; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 12536
You made me love you, why did you?
by Carmen Lombardo and Mickey
Kippel, orch. by Jean Olivier; orch.
pts.; in C.. 4to. © Apr. 22, 1929;
2e. Apr. 25; E pub. 5982; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 125387
You made me love you, why did you?
fox-trot, by Carmen Lombardo and
Mickey Kippel, arr. by Bob Haring;
dance orch. pts. 4to. © May 18,
1929; 2'e. May: 22;'E pub. 6281: M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 12538
You may laugh and play; words and
music by Carroll Bone. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 11, 1929;
EK unp. 6655; Carroll A. Bone, Long
Beach, Calif. 12539
You must have been thinking of me;
words and musie by C. B. Richard-
son. ©1ce May 11, 1929; E unp.
6643 ; Caroline B. Richardson, Waco,
Tex. 12540
You mustn’t muss the mustard; from
Marianne, lyrics by Al Boasberg,
musie by Martin Broones. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Mar. 20,
1929; E unp. 4916; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., Culver City, Calif.
12541
You only you; fox-trot, words by H.
H. Boylan, music by Dwight L. New-
man. © May 4, 1929; 2 c. May 4;
E pub, 5665; Harry H. Boylan, New
Orleans. 12542
You ought to see my new baby; words
by Eugene West, music by Herbert
Steiner and Ira Schuster. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. May 14,
1929; EK unp. 6772; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 12543
You're a pain in the heart to me; lyrics
by Jack Meskill and Al. Hoffman,
music by Pete Wendling; pf. and
ukulele ace. © May 17, 1929; 2.
May 18; E pub. 6069; Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
12544
You’re always in my mind; waltz,
words and music by M. Odell, of
Great Britain. London, Walsh,
Holmes & co., ltd. © Apr. 27, 1929;
1 ce. May 9; E for. 4863; Maude
Odell, London. - 12545
643
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12546
You’re just a sweet doll baby ; fox-trot,
words and musie by H. Cohen.
1c. May 13, 1929; E unp. 6682; Her-
bert Cohen, New York. 12546
You're like a rainbow of love; words
and music by Herman M. Parris.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
May 1, 1929; Hi. unp. 6256: sous
Parris, Philadelphia. ' 12547
You’re locked in my heart Marianne;
from Marianne, lyric by Lawrence
Stallings, music by Martin Broones.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ec.
Mar. 20, 1929; E unp. 4908; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver City,
Calif. 12548
You’re my one rose and I love you;
words by R. Butler, music by Bur-
rell Van Buren. Woodstock, Ont.,
Canada, Butler pub. house. © Mar.
25, 1929: 2 ¢ Mar. 28 °° pub. 4638 ;
Ross Butler, Woodstock, Ontario,
Canada. 12549
You’re my silver lining of love; words
and music by Charles Tobias, Benée
Russell and Vincent Rose; pf. and
ukulele ace. © May 15, 1929; 2 «.
May 17; E pub. 6036; Harms, ince.,
New York. 12550
You’re not the only in the
brook; words by Irving Kahal,
music by J. Russel Robinson.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
May 16, 1929; E unp. 6793; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 12551
You’re not the same old sweetheart ;
words and music by Ted Koehler
and Frank Magine. © May 13,
1929; 2 e. May 14; BH pub. 5928;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. Pao 2
You’re still the girl of my dreams;
words and music by Happy Cook
[pseud. of J. Cook] [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 9, 1929;
EK unp. 6546; John Cook, Kansas
City, Mo. 12553
You're the one who has done me
wrong; words and music by Mar-
garet Webster, Clarence Williams,
and Tim Brymn. [Words and mel-
ody only], © °1.¢):\May 18, 1929;
KH unp. 7226; Clarence Williams
music pub. co., ine., New York.
12554
You’re what’s the matter with me;
fox trot song, written by Dorothy
Fields, composed by Eddie Brandt,
of Great Britain; pf. and ukulele
ace. [Staff and tonie sol-fa nota-
pebble
pt. II, 0. s., Vv. 24:
tions] © May 14, 1929; 1 ec. May
16; EK for. 4497; Francis, Day &
Hunter, ltd., London. 12555
You said it; words by Jack Largay,
music by Jill Largay. !Words and
melody only] © 1. May 6, 1929;
EH unp. 6460; Warren James Largay,
Minneapolis. 12556
You say I’m yours and yours only;
words and music by M. R. Hartman.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
May 8, 1929; E unp. 6360; Mary R. '
Hartman, Deeatur, Il. 12557
You say that you love me still; words
by J. J. Daray, music by Richard
Broughton. © 1 c. May 17%, 1929;
EH unp. 6836; Joseph J. Daray,
Chicago. 12558
You taught me how to love you, now
teach me to forget; words and
music by HE. E. Ellstrom. © 1 e@
May 8, 1929; HE unp. 6539; Eva
Emma Ellstrom, Madelia, Minn.
12559
You took all when you said goodbye;
lyric by TThekla Hollingsworth,
music by Margaret Cantrell. ©
May 6, 1929; 2 c. May 9; E pub:
5740; Vincent Youmans, New York.
12560
You’ve made a difference to me; from
Love lies, words by Desmond Carter,
music by Hal Brody [pseud. of
H. B. Hedley, Jack Clarke and
Harry Acres], of Great Britain; pf.
and ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © May 14, 1929;
1c. May 16; E for. 4506; Francis,
Day & Hunter, ltd., London. 12561
You’ve stolen my heart completely ;
words and music by R. P. Fields.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
May 20, 1929; E unp. 6932; Ruth
Phipps Fieids, Mouth of Wilson, Va.
12562
You will love me; from Love lies,
words by Desmond Carter, musie by
Hal Brody [pseud. of H. B. Hedley,
Jack Clarke and Harry Acres], of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele ace.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
May 14, 1929; 1.c.,May 16; H for.
4507; Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd.,
London. 12563
Youp! youp! youp! ebhansonette
comique, paroles de René Dorin,
musique de Trémolo, of France; pf.
aec., with ukulele arr. by F. Sala-
bert. © Apr. 10, 1929; 1 ¢. May
16; E for. 4673; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 12564
644
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
. 12585
no. 5, 1929
Your love I crave; fox-trot, from
Messin’ around, lyrics by Perry
Bradford, music by Jimmy Johnson,
arr. by Joseph Nussbaum; dance
orch. pts. 4to. © May 18, 1929;
2c. May 17; E pub. 6154; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 12565
Your love I crave; lyric by Perry
Bradford, music by Jimmy John-
son. © Apr. 16, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 19;
E pub. 5807; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 12566
Your love is all; words by Harry D.
err namie, 2nd, arr. DY «duc Ss
Zamecnik; pf. ace. with ukulele
arr. by May Singhi Breen. © May
21, 1929; 2 c. May 22; HE pub. 6167;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 12567
Your mother and mine; from Holly-
wood revue of 1929, lyric by Joe
Goodwin, music by Gus Edwards;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by Hank
Linet. © May 27, 1929; 2 c. May
28; E pub. 6349; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., New York. 12568
Your song; words by M. F. Richard-
son, music by Burrell Van Buren.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
May 11, 1929; E unp. 6640; Mary
Florence Richardson, Los Angeles.
12569
Youth and joy; by Mathilde Bilbro,
selected, ed., annotated and fingered
by John M. Williams; pf., 4 hands.
(© Ape 36; 1929;..2 c. May 14; EB
pub. 5831; Boston music co., Boston.
12570
Yuille-Smith (C. R.) Two short
pieces; by C. R. Yuille-Smith, of
Great Britain, op. 1; flute and pf.
i Bevyerss if -otuer, . © “Apr. 5,
1929; 1 e@. May 15; E for. 4448;
Oxford university press, London.
$2571
Yung un alt; words and music by
S. Small. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ec. May 3, 1929; E unp. 6370;
Solomon Small, Brooklyn. 12572
Zabawa weselna; words and music by
Frank Przybylski; 1st violin. © 1
e. Apr. 17, 1929; E unp. 7328; An-
nette Przybylski, Chicago. 12573
Zalecanka; polka, by J. Biega; violin.
© 1c. May 15, 1929; E unp. 6746;
John Biega, Perth Amboy, N. J.
12574
Zambra; piéce espagnole 4 danser, par
Raoul Laparra, version originale
avec 4 défauts pour orchestres ré-
duits par Georges Grécourt, of
France; parties, avee pf. conducteur.
4to. © Apr. 10, 1929; 1 c. May 16;
EH for. 4685; Choudens, Paris.
12575
Zanibon (Guglielmo) Dodici danze
moderne per pianoforte ; compiled by
G. Zanibon, of Italy. 2°.album. ©
Apr. 10, 1929; 1 c Apr. 25; E for.
4064; Guglielmo Zanibon, Padua,
Italy. 12576
—— 12 danze modernissime; 1° album,
compiled by G. Zanibon, of Italy; pf.
© Nov. 15, 1928; 1 @ Oct. 29; B
for. 1962; Guglielmo Zanibon, Padua,
Italy. 12577
Zaprosiny ; words and music by Frank
Przybylski; 1st violin. © 1 ¢, Apr.
17, 1929; E unp. 7315; Annette Prz
ybylski, Chicago. 12578
Zeitkranz; chorwerk, a cappella, aus
gedichten des Guido Gezelle, deutsch
von Rudolf Alexander Schroder, mu-
sik von Armin Knab, of Germany.
4to. © Jan. 9, 1929; 1c. Apr. 19; E
for. 4177; Georg Kallmeyer verlag,
Wolfenbiittel, Germany. 12579
Zeitungsausschnitte; von Hanns His-
ler, of Austria, op. 11; gesang wu.
klavier. obl. 16mo. © Mar. 12,
1929; 1 c. May 3; E for. 4839; Uni-
versal edition, a. g., Vienna. 12580
Ziehrer-walzer; bearb. von Walther
Hirschberg, of Germany, with pref-
ace and explanatory notes by Erich
Urban; pf. (Musik fiir alle, nr.
256) 1. Meerleuchten. [4 others]
© May 9, 1928; 1 ¢. July 2; E for.
4197; Ulistein, a. g., Berlin. [©
preface and explanatory notes]
12581
Zigeuner tango (Spil zigeuner) ; tekst
af Zerine, musik af Jean Lacome, of
Denmark; pf. © Apr. 25, 1929; 1
e. May 9; E for. 4410; Wilhelm Han-
sen, Copenhagen. 12582
Zilcher (Paul) 10 easy melodious
studies; by P. Zilcher, of Germany,
op. 234; pf. © Apr. 30, 1929; 1 «
May 17; E for. 4474; Augener, Itd.,
London. 12583
Zora; oriental sketch, by J. Carroll
Levan; pf. © Mar. 4, 1929; 2 «
April 29; E pub. 5544; Walter Ja-
cobs, ine., Boston. 12584
Zu Koln am Rhein; schlager von Her-
mann Baarz u. W. Lindemann, of
Germany; orch. u. text, mit klavier,
harmonium wu. jazz band stimmen.
4to. © Apr. 4, 1929; 1 ec May 15;
E for. 4693; Wilhelm Lindemann,
Berlin-Karlshorst, Germany. 12585
645
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12586
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pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Zweite sinfonie, g-moll; von Paul Klet- | 3. symphonie; in A dur, von Franz
zki, of Poland, op. 18; grosses orch.
Partitur. © Dec. 1, 1928; 1 c. May
16, 1929; E for. 4521; N. Simrock,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 12586
Zweites walzer-potpourri; von Carl
Robrecht, of Germany. 1. Salon-or-
chesterstimmen, mit pf. direktion u.
1st violine direktion, u. erganzungs-
stimmen zur jazz-band.—2. Pf.
Jan. 2,10, 1929; 1 c each Apr. 19;
EH for. 4179, 4180; Heinrichshofens
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
12587, 12588
Zwischenspiel; aus der Sturm-suite,
von Felix Weingartner, op. 65, arr.
von Franz Eber, of Austria; small
orch. pts., with pf. conductor and
violin 1 iconductor. © Jan. 15,
1929; 1 ¢, Keb..7; BH for. 4207 ;, Uni-
versal edition, a. g., Vienna. 12589
3 lilies; arr. by Hugo Riesenfeld; pf.
© Feb. 20, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 18; BE
pub. 4209; Kalmus filmusic edition,
Schmidt, of Austria. Partitur. Wein-
Leipzig, Universal edition, a. g. ©
Jan, 3,:1929; 1 c Jan. 17; BE) for.
4206; Columbia graphophone co.,
Itd., London, 12591
6°. symphonie; par Darius Milhaud, of
France; sop., contralto, ten., basse,
hautbois et violoncelle. Partition.
4to. © Feb. 1, 1929; 1c. Mar. 18; B
for. 4232; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 12592
20th (The) century method for the
tenor banjo; by. Zarh Myron. Bick-
ford. .bk. 2,. © Mar. 30, 1929; 2 ¢.
Apr. 1; aff. Apr. 10; A 7424; Fred
Heltman co., Cleveland. 12593
105th (The) infantry march; by A. O.
Niles; band pts. 4to. © May 11,
1929; 2 c. May 11; E pub. 5874; Al-
gernon Olin Niles, Troy, N. Y.
New York. 12590 12594
Number of entries included in Part-3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1929:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 29 unpublished) __ 92
Class EH, Musical compositions (including 4,897 unpublished) ____--_____ 12, 502
46) 1 es eS a OR ON ARSE RECN GG eT 12, 594
646
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT
HAS BEEN RENEWED UNDER SECTION 24 OF THE ACT
OF MARCH 4, 1909.
[12594
Affinity march; by A. Holzmann; pf.
© Abe Holzmann, East Orange,
N. J., aS the author. R 3349, Jan.
21, 1929. a
After the rain; poem by Elizabeth K.
Reynolds, music by HE. R. Kroeger.
© E. R. Kroeger, St. Louis, as the
author of the music. R 2753, Feb. 5,
1929. 2
Alita ; by F. H. Losey; orch. © Frank
Hoyt Losey, Erie, Pa., as the author.
R 2884, Mar. 27, 1929. - 3
All for the sake of love; words by
Harry Dillon, music by Osear Liebe-
namm.. © John Dillon, Cortlandt,
N. Y., as the next of kin of the
author of the words who is not liv-
ing. R 27384, Mar. 22, 1929. +
All that glitters is not gold; words by
George A. Norton, music by J. W.
Casey. © James W. Casey, Alta-
dena, Calif., as the author of the
music. R 2711, Feb. 4, 1929. 5
Always go to Jesus; gospel song, words
by Ina Duley Ogdon, music by P. P.
Bilhorn. © P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago,
as the author of the music. R-2986,
Apr. 4, 1929. 6
American heroes; march and two step,
by Jos. J. Kaiser [i. e. J. J. Denton] ;
pf. © Jos. J. Denton, New York,
as the author. R 2910, Apr. 6, 1929.
7
Angelus; reverie, by C. Bohm, arr. by
T. M. Tobani; orch. © Theo. Moses
Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y.,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 2868, Apr. 2, 1929. 8
Anthony and Cleopatra; suite de ballet,
by Robert Gruenwald, op. 293; mili-
tary band, with conductor. © Paul
R. Krasel, Upper Melbourne, Quebec,
Canada, as the executor of the
author of the arrangement. R 3324,
May 13, 1929. 9
Ashes of roses; by A. Foote, op. 51, no.
4, 1. Low voice.—2. High voice. ©
Arthur Foote, Newton Center, Mass.,
as the author. R 3276, May 8, 1929.
10
Auber (Daniel Francois Esprit) Fra
Diavolo; selection, arr. by T. M.
Tobani; orch. © Theo. Moses
Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y.,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 2876, Mar. 27, 1929. 11
— Masaniello; overture, arr. by T.
H. Rollinson; military band, with
conductor. © Henry P. Buncher,
Waltham, Mass., as the executor of
the author. R 3322, Mar. 30, 1929.
12
Awake! psaltery and harp; anthem,
music by C. B. Adams. © Carrie B.
Adams, Portland, Or., as the author
of the music. R 2673, Mar. 23, 1929.
13
Balfe (Michael William) The Bo-
hemian girl; overture from the
opera, arr. by George L. Tracy;
orch. © Susan M. Leverett, Bright-
on, Mass., as the administratrix of
the author of the arrangement of the
music. R 3335, May 4, 1929. 14
Banner (The) of freedom; march, by
O. R. Farrar; band. © Sarah
Farrar, Long Beach, Calif., as the
widow of the author. R 2891, Mar.
27, 1929. 15
Be merciful unto me, O God; words
from Psalm 57, music by W. Berwald.
idm) A flat—2. Ini Fk. © William
Berwald, Syracuse, N. Y., as the
author of the music. R 2843, Apr.
16, 1929. 16
Beach (Mrs. H. H. A.) Canzonetta ;
op. 48, no. 4; mezzo-sop. or bar.
Amy Marcy Cheney Beach, Hillsboro,
N. H., as the author. R 3272, May
8, 1929. LT.
Bearing the cross; anthem, music by
J. S. Fearis. © John S. Fearis,
Chicago, as the author of the music.
R 2689, Mar. 21, 1929. 18
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12594 (19)
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Beatitudes (The); from the Gospel,
words by Lady Colomb, tr. in
English by C. M. Bradley, music by
Cesar Franck. © Robert Félicité
Georges Joseph Franck, Thérése
Marie Félicité Pauline Monica
Franck épouse Désiré Jean Chopy
and Francis Franck, Paris, as the
next of kin of the author of the
music, who is not living. R 2608,
Sept. 6, 1927. 19
Beautiful (The) gate; gospel song,
words by John R. Clements, music
by P. P. Bilhorn. © P. P. Bilhorn,
Chicago, as the author of the music.
R 2975, Apr. 4, 1929. 20
Beautiful star of the blest; gospel
song, words by Ina Duley Ogdon,
music by J. S. Fuller, arr. by P. P.
Bilhorn. © P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 2963, Apr. 4, 1929. pale
Because He so loves me; gospel song,
words by B. P. Maddox, music by
Ferd Degen, arr. by P. P. Bilhorn.
© P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the
author of the arrangement. R 3015,
Apr. 4, 1929. se evi
Believe and receive ; gospel song, words
by H. B. Townsend, music by P. P.
Bilhorn. © P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago,
as the author of the music. R 2956,
Apr. 4, 1929. 23
Best (The) friend of all; music by
J. S. Fearis. © John S. Fearis, Chi-
cago, as the author of the music. R
2660, Mar. 2, 1929. 24
Better farther on; gospel song, words
and music arr. by P. P. Bilhorn. ©
P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as author of
the arrangement. R 2971, Apr. 4,
1929. 25
Bid me love on; vocal selection, by
Charles D. Bingham. Dorena
Bingham, Toronto, Ontario, Canada,
as the widow of the author. R 2772,
Feb. 2, 1929. } 26
Biseasa’s song; come back to me be-
loved, by A. Foote, op. 51, no. 2. 1.
Low voice.—2. High voice. © Ar-
thur Foote, Newton Center, Mass.,
as the author. R 3278, May 8,
1929. 27
Bless the Lord; anthem, music by E. S.
Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as the author of the music. °
R 2670, Mar. 28, 1929. 28
Blue (The) bonnet; song, by M. W.
Daniels. © Mabel W. Daniels, Bos-
ton, as the author. R 2839, Apr. 16,
1929. 29:
Bonnie (The) bounding boat; barca-
role, by W. F. Sudds, op. 265, no. 3;
pf. © Charles M. Tait, Gouverneur,
N. Y., as the executor of the author.
R 3312, Mar. 28, 1929. 30:
Bound for the beautiful shore; gospel
song, words by J. R. Clements, music
by Ferd Degen, arr. by P. P. Bilhorn.
© P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the au-
thor of the arrangement. R 3007,
Apr. 4, 1929. 31
Bowings for three octave scales; by
L. Shattuck; violin. © Lillian Shat-
tuck, Canton, Mass., as the author.
R 3267, May 8, 1929. 32
Branch (The) of healing; gospel song,
words by Flora Kirkland, musie by
P. P. Bilhorn. © P. P. Bilhorn, Chi-
cago, as the author of the music.
R 2970, Apr. 4, 1929. 33:
Bring your sins to Jesus; gospel song,
words by Ina Duley Ogdon, musi¢
by Ferd Degen, arr. by P. P. Bil-
horn. © P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as
the author of the arrangement. R
3018, Apr. 4, 1929. 34
Bunch (A) of violets; by R G. Cole,
op. 138, no. 2. © Rossetter G. Cole,
Chicago, as the author. R 3032, Apr.
15, 1929. 35
By and by; gospel song, words by Ina
Duley Ogdon, music by P. P. Bil-
horn. © P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as
the author of the music. R 3000,
Apr. 4, 1929. 36.
By the river; romance, by Theo. FE.
Morse, arr. by T. M. Tobani; orch.
© Theo. Moses Tobani, Jackson
Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the author of
the arrangement. R 2862, Apr. 2,
1929. 37
Bye, ma honey; words by M. Victor
Staley, music by C. H. Gabriel;
women’s voices. 1. Solo and quartet
cho.—2. Quartet. © Chas. H. Ga-
briel, Berkeley, Calif., as the author
of the music. R 2701, 2702, Apr. 3,
1929. 38, 39:
Cannibal maid; from Dolly Varden,
lyric by Stanislaus Stange, music by
Julian Edwards. © Philippine Ed-
wards, New York, as the widow of
the author of the music. R 2744,
Dec. 6, 1928. 40:
648
RENEWALS
no. 5, 1929
Carillons blancs; poésie de Louis Ro-
cher, musique de J. Vieu, of France;
en mi bémol, pour tén. ou sop. ©
Jane Vieu, Paris, as the author of
the music. R 2571, Feb. 1, 1929. 41
Chacone; by Aug. Durand, arr. by G.
- Saenger; violin and pf. © Gustav
Saenger, New York, as the author of
the arrangement. R 2894, Mar. 27,
1929. 42
Chaconne; by Aug. Durand, arr. by
A. Roth; orch. © Alfred Roth, Rich-
mond Hill, L. I., N. Y., as the author
of the arrangement. R 2881, Mar.
27, 1929. 43
Chaperon (The) ; from The chaperons,
lyric by Frederic Ranken, music by
I. Witmark. © Isidore Witmark,
Woodmere, L. I., N. Y., as the author
of the music. R 2738, Dec. 28,
1928. ad
Chaperons (The) ; lanciers, by Isidore
Witmark, arr. by Karl L. Hoschna;
pf. © Hettie Hoschna, Patchogue,
L. I., N. Y., as the widow of the
author of the arrangement. R 2756,
Dec. 28, 1928. 45
Chaperons; march and two-step, by
Isidore Witmark, arr. by Karl L.
Hoschna; pf. © Hettie Hoschna,
Patchogue, L. I., N. Y.,as the widow
ot the author of the arrangement.
R 2757, Dec. 28, 1928. 46
Cheperons (The); vocal gems from
the musical comedy in 8 acts, book
and lyrics by Frederic Ranken, mu-
sic by I. Witmark. © Isidore Wit-
mark, Woodmere, L. I., N. Y., as the
author of the music. R 2761, Dec.
25, 1928. 47
Chaperons (The); waltzes, by Isidore
Witmark, arr. by Karl L. Hoschna;
pf. © Hettie Hoschna, Patchogue,
L. I., N. Y., as the widow of the
author of the arrangement. R 2760,
Dee. 28, 1928. 48
Chaperons; waltzes, by Isidore Wit-
mark, arr. by T. Bendix; orch. ©
Theodore Bendix, Los Angeles, as
the author of the arrangement. R
2763, Dec. 28, 1928. 49
Cheerful praises singing ; harvest home
anthem, words and music by E. S.
Lorenz. © Edmund §S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as the author. R 2672, Mar.
23, 1929. 50
Choral; par L. Le Bourgeois; grand
orgue. © Marie Eugéne Ludovie Le
57721—_29—_10
12594 (61):
Bourgeois, Aix-en-Provence, France,
as the author. R 2676, Sept. 6, 1927.
51
Christ is standing on the shore; words
by Sadie H. Leach, musie by Ferd
Degen, arr. by P. P. Billhorn. © P.
P. Billhorn, Chicago, as the author-
of the arrangement. R 2962, Apr. 4,
1929. 52"
Clochettes (Les) du couvent; caprice:
religieuse, by G. Ludovic, arr. by T.
M. Tobani; orch. © Theo. Moses.
Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y..,.
as the author of the arrangement.
R 2865, Apr. 2, 1929. 53:
Come, ah come; song, by Mrs. H. H. A..
Beach, .op. 48, no. 1; mezzo-sop. or
bar. © Amy Marcy Cheney Beach,
Hillsboro, N. H., as the author. R:
3269, May 8, 1929. 54.
Come, Spirit, come; gospel song, words:
by Ford C. Ottman, music by P. P..
Bilhorn. © P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago,.
as the author of the music. R 2989,
Apr. 4, 1929. 5D,
Communion; no. 17, from Seventeen:
voluntaries, bk. 4, by C. Simper;
organ. © Caleb Simper, Barnstaple,
England, as the author. R 3227,
Nats. 1a29: 56:
Concertante; by William F. Kretsch--
mer, op. 176; clarinet and orch. ©,
Agatha Kretschmer, San Francisco,
as the widow of the author. R 2856,.
Apr 2; 1920: 57.
Coronation (The); service for Chil--
dren’s day, by George P. Beard, mu--
sic by Maurice A. Clifton and Ar-
thur Wilton [pseuds. of J. L. Hall]
© J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as:
the author of the music. R 2917,
Apr. 10, 1929. 58:
Could I tell it; gospel song, words by
Ina Duley Ogdon, music by P. P.
Bilhorn. © P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago,
as the author of the music. R 2958,
Apr. 4, 1929. 59°
Country dance; peasant dance, by Aug.
Soedermann, arr. by A. Roth; orch.
© Alfred Roth, Richmond Hill, L. 1.,
N. Y., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 2887, Mar. 27, 1929. 60:
Crescent queen; march, by F. H.
Losey; orch. © Frank Hoyt Losey,.
Erie, Pa., as the author of the ar-
rangement. R 2879, Mar. 27, ite
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Crossing the bar; words by Alfred
Tennyson, music by E. Cowles. ©
Eugene Cowles, Boston, as the au-
thor of the music. R 3345, Apr. 27,
1929: 62
Crossing the bar; words by Alfred
Tennyson, music by H. J. Stewart;
mixed quartet. © Humphrey J.
Stewart, San Diego, Calif., as the
author of the music. R 3343, Apr.
27, 1929. 63
Cupid is the captain; words by H. B.
Smith, music by Ludwig Englander.
© Harry B. Smith, New York, as
the author of the words. R 2926,
Mar. 30, 1929. 64.
Daisy (The) and the butterfly; words
by Sam Ehrlich, music by Robert A.
Keiser [pseud. of R. A. K. King]
© Robert A. Keiser King, New York,
as the author of the music. R 2706,
Apr. 18, 1929. 65
Dancers (The); music by W. Ber-
wald; women’s voices. © William
Berwald, Syracuse, N. Y., as the au-
thor. R 2842, Apr. 16, 1929. 66
Dawn (The) of love; caracteristique,
by Theo. Bendix, arr. by G. Saen-
ger; pf., 4 hands. © Gustav Saen-
ger, New York, as the author of the
arrangement. R 2889, Mar. 27, 1929.
67
Dear violet; polka, by F. von Blon, arr.
by A. Roth; orch. © Alfred Roth,
Richmond Hill, L. I., N. Y., as the
author of the arrangement. R 2861,
Apr. 2, 1929. 68
Dialogue duet; by J. V. Hamm, arr. by
T. M. Tobani; flute and clarinet. ©
Theo. Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. I.,
N. Y., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 2880, Mar. 27, 1929. 69
Dream (A); words and music by Ed-
na Rosalind Park. 1. Contralto or
bar.—2. Sop. or ten. © Edna M.
Park, Chestertown, N. Y., aS the
next of kin of the author who is not
living. R 3148, Mar. 27, 1929. 70
Dream (A) of a bye-gone day; duet,
from The chaperons, lyric by Fred-
eric Ranken, music by I. Witmark.
© Isidore Witmark, Woodmere, L.
I., N. Y., as the author of the music.
R 2735, Dee. 28, 1928. 71
Dream (A) of fairyland; by L. A. Bug-
bee; pf. © Charles I. Davis, Seat-
tle, as the executor of the author.
It 3330, May 7, 1929. 72
Drifting away from Jesus; hymn,
words by J. HE. Rankin, music by C.
S. Colburn. © C. S. Colburn, Dun-
lap, Ia., as the author of the music.
R 3036, Apr. 15, 1929. 73
Duetto; by R. G. Cole, op. 13, no. 38.
© Rossetter G. Cole, Chicago, as
the author. R 3033, Apr. 15, 1929.
74
Easy (An) choral communion service;
composed by W. A. Clemson; no. 3
in A flat. © Walter J. Clemson,
Taunton, Mass., as the author. R
38278, Mar. 9, 1929. 75
Hinfach puppe! polka, aus Lysistrata,
von P. Lincke; pf. © Paul Lincke,
Berlin, as the author of the music.
R 38303, Apr. 30, 1929. 76
Elfin cycle polka; by S. L. Woosley. ©
Stella L. Woosley, Wichita, Kan.,
as the author. R 2930, Jan. 17,
1929, aie
End (The) of the journey is near;
gospel song, words by Ina Duley
Ogdon, music by P. P. Bilhorn. ©
P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the au-
thor of the music. R 2991, Apr. 4,
1929. 78
Evening hymn; anthem, music by H.
L. Ashford ; women’s voices. © Em-
ma L. Ashford, Nashville, as the
author of the music. R 2665, Mar.
23, 1929. 79
Except ve abide; anthem, words from
John 15, music by C. B. Rutenber;
with organ ace. © Gertrude W.
Rutenber, Seattle, as the widow of
the author of the music. R 3332,
May 7, 1929. - 80
Exercices journaliers; par H. Tem-
poral; violon. 2°™° série. © Jean
Temporal, Paris, as the next of kin
of the author who is not living. R
2675, Jan. 3, 1929. 81
Same. 8e. partie. © Jean Tem-
poral, Paris, as the next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
2597, Jan. 3, 1929. 82
Same. 4° partie. © Jean Tempo-
ral, Paris, as the next of kin of the
author, who-is not living. R 2681,
Mar, 27) 1529. 83
Eyes of blue; words by Frank L. Stan-
ton, music by O. Speaks. © Oley
Speaks, New York, as the author of
the music. R 2709, Dec. 8, 1928. 84
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Fairies’ (The) flirtation; caprice, by
F. H. Losey; band. © Frank Hoyt
Losey, Erie, Pa., as the author, R
2912, Jan. 30, 1929. 85
Far away; words by Connie Simon,
music by F. Paolo Tosti. © Bertha
Tosti, Paris, as the widow of the
author of the music. R 2604, Feb.
7, 1929. 86
Féte septentrionale; de Sept pieces a
quatre mains, par Florent Schmitt.
© Florent Schmitt, Saint Cloud,
France, as the author. R 2599, Sept.
10, 1928. 87
Fiancée (La) waltzes; by Wm. H. Ty-
ers; pf. © Lena Tyers, New York,
as the widow of the author. R 2762,
Dee. 27, 1928. 88
Flight (The) of ages; sacred song, by
EF. Bevan, arr. by T. M. Tobani;
orcht © Theo. Moses Tobani, Jack-
son Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the au-
thor of the arrangement. R 2867,
20 erg AS Ad 89
Flowers; from The chaperons, lyric
by Frederic Ranken, music by I.
Witmark. © Isidore Witmark,
Woodmere, L. I., N. Y., as the au-
thor of the music. R 27338, Dee. 28,
1928. 90
Flowery (The) kingdom; oriental
characteristic march, by C. P. Bur-
ton; pf. © Charles P. Burton, Lon-
don, as the author. R 2717, Feb. 4,
1929. 91
Folksong; by C. A. Preyer, op. 38, no.
1; pf. © Carl A. Preyer, Lawrence,
Kan., as the author. R 3341, May 4,
1929. 92
Follow the man that leads the band;
words by H. B. Smith, music by
Aime Lachaume. © Harry BB.
Smith, New York, as the author of
the words. R 2769, Feb. 2, 1929. 93
For God so loved the world; music by
G. A. Burdett; mixed voices, with
organ ace. © George A. Burdett,
Newton Center, Mass., as the author
of the music. R 3344, Apr. 27, 1929.
94
Free as a bird; sacred song, words by
BE. E. Hewitt, musie by J. S. Fearis;
male voices. © John S. Fearis, Chi-
cago, as the author of the music.
R 2657, Feb. 4, 1929. 95
Frisky picks; cake walk and two-step,
by L. M. Teichman; pf. © Louis
M. Teichman, Cannes, France, as the
author. R 2755, Dee. 27, 1928. 96
Gavotte; by C. A. Preyer, op. 38, no.
2; pf. © Carl A. Preyer, Lawrence,
Kan., as the author. R 3342, May 4,
1929. 97
Generalissimus-marsch; aus Lysistra-
ta; von P.: Lincke: pf...© Paul
Lincke, Berlin, as the author of the
music. R 3300, Apr. 30, 1929. 98
Give thanks unto the Lord; Thanks-
giving anthem, music by E. S. Lo-
renz. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as the author of the music.
R 3360, Apr. 12, 1929. 99
Gloria Patri; response, music by E. S.
Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., aS the author of the musie.
R 2687, Mar. 21, 1929. 100
Glihwitirmchen-idyll; aus Lysistrata,
von P. Lincke; eine singstimme. ©
Paul Lincke, Berlin, as the author
of the music. R 3298, May 3, 1929.
101
Gliihwiirmchen-idyll; aus Lysistrata,
von P. Lincke; klavier 2 hindig. ©
Paul Lineke, Berlin, as the author of
the music. R 8301, Apr. 30, 1929.
102
Go bring them back; gospel song,
words by C. D. Meigs, music by P.
Paoainorm. .C).-e. .P.-Bithorn, Chie
cago, as the author of the music.
R 2976, Apr. 4, 1929. 103
God is my strength; anthem, music by
E. 8. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as the author of the mu-
sic. R 2663, Mar. 23, 1929. 104
God is our refuge; anthem, music by
C. H. Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif., as the author of
the music. R 2685, Mar. 21, 1929.
105
God knows it all; sacred song, words
by Lizzie De Armond, music by E.
S. Lorenz; male voices. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author
of the music. R 2655, Feb. 7, 1929.
106
Goddess of love; wedding march, by
Nat D. Mann; pf. Beatrice
Mann, Chicago, as the widow of the
author. R 2770, Feb. 2, 1929. 107
Golden glitter; valse caprice, by How-
ard Whitney ; pf. © Lucy E. Swope,
Long Beach, Calif., as the widow of
the author. R 2768, Feb. 2, 1929.
108
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Goldpiece (The) and the pennies;
words by Billee Taylor and Edward
Clark, music by J. W. Brachman. ©
James W. Brachman, New York, as
the author of the music. R 2759,
Dec. 27, 1928. 109
Good morning; song, by Mrs. H. H. A.
Beach, op. 48, no. 2; mezzo-sop. or
bar. © Amy Marcy Cheney Beach,
Hillsboro, N. H., as the author. R
3270, May 8, 1929. 110
Good night; song, by Mrs. H. H. A.
Beach, op. 48, no. 3; mezzo-sop. or
bar. © Amy Marcy Cheney Beach,
Hillsboro, N. H., as the author. R
3271, May 8, 1929. 111
Gounod (Charles Francois) Fantaisie
brillante; by Henri Wieniawski, op.
20, sur des motifs de l’opera Faust,
ed. and fingered by L. Lichtenberg ;
violon et pf. © Leopold Lichten-
berg, New York, as the author of the
new matter. R 3448, Mar. 7, 1929.
112
Soldier’s chorus; from Faust, arr.
by Hamlin E. Cogswell. © Mrs.
H. E. Cogswell, Washington, as the
widow of the author of the arrange-
ment. R 3807, Mar. 1, 1929. 113
Grande piéce symphonique; par P.
Kung; grand orgue. © Pierre Kung,
Le Raincy, France, as the author.
R 2677, Jan: 3, 1929. 114
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) Grand-
mother’s minuet; arr. by G. Saenger ;
violin and pf. © Gustav Saenger,
‘ New York, as the author of the ar-
rangement. R 2878, Mar. 27, 1929.
115
Sailor’s song; arr. by G. Saenger ;
violin and pf. © Gustav Saenger,
New York, as the author of the ar-
rangement. R 2877, Mar. 27, 1929.
116
Hand (The) that rocks the cradle
rules the world; words by Carroll
Fleming, music by A. Holzmann. ©
Abe Holzmann, East Orange, N. J.,
as the author of the music. R 3352,
Jan. 21, 1929. slg
Happy in Jesus alway; gospel song,
words and musie by P. P. Bilhorn.
© P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the
author. R 2968, Apr. 4, 1929. 118
Haydn (Franz Josef) Come gentle
spring; from The seasons, arr. by
T. M. Tobani; orch. © Theo. Moses
Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y.,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 2864, Apr. 2, 1929. 119
He is coming again; gospel song, words:
and music by P. P. Bilhorn. © P. P.
Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author. R
3006, Apr. 4, 1929. 120:
He is so precious to me; words and
music by C. H. Gabriel. © Charles
H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the
author. R 2923, Mar. 13, 1929. 121
He only knows; gospel song, words by
M. B. Fountain, music by Ferd
Degen, arr. by P. P. Bilhorn. ©
P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author
of the arrangement.
4, 1929. 122
He ought to have a tablet in the hall
of fame; words by Arthur L. Robb,
music by J. W. Bratton. © John W.
Bratton, Brooklyn, N. Y., as the
author of the music. R 2766, Dec.
27, 1928. s 123;
He that winneth souls is wise; gospel
song, words by John R. Clements,
music by P. P. Bilhorn. © P. P.
Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author of
the music. R 2964, Apr. 4, 1929.
124
He satisfies my soul; gospel song,
words by Robert Johnson, music by
P. P. Bilhorn. ©..P. 2) Bilserm
Chicago, as the author of the music.
R 2967, Apr. 4, 1929. 125
Hear Him calling; gospel song, words
by John R. Clements, music by P. P.
Bilhorn. © P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago,
as the author of the music. R 3002,
Apr. 4, 1929. 126:
His loving kindness; saered song,.
words by Katherine D. Parkison,
music by E. S. Lorenz; male voices.
© Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author of the music. R 2653,
Feb. 7, 1929. Aare
His wonderful greatness; song, music
by CG. H. Gabriel; mixed voices. ©
Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 2703,
Apr. 8, 1929. 128
Holy (A) air is breathing; hymn-
anthem, by Charles P. Scott; mixed
voices. Maude Ladd _ Scott,
Malden, Mass., as the widow of the
author. R 3264, May 8, 1929. 129
Holy, holy, holy; response, music by
E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund 8. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as the author of the
music. R 3359, Apr. 12, 1929. 130:
652
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Hope crushed to earth; bass solo,
words by C. R. Bleachall, music arr.
from quartet of E. 8S. Lorenz, by
E. L. Ashford. © E. L. Ashford,
Nashville, as the author of the ar-
‘rangement. R 2610, Dec. 15, 1928.
131
How beautiful are Thy dwellings;
anthem, music by E. L. Ashford. ©
Emma L. Ashford, Nashville, as the
author of the music. R 2664, Mar.
23, 1929. 132
Hunky dory; words and music by A.
Holzmann. © Abe Holzmann, Hast
Orange, N. J., as the author. R
3350, Jan. 21, 1929. 133
Hymn (A) of faith; the day is break-
ing, sacred song, by John W. Met-
er: in 6. ‘flat.’ © . William C.
Waibel, Piedmont, Calif., as the ex-
ecutor of the author. R 3268, May
8, 1929. ° 134
Hymnal (The) for schools; ed. by C.
T. Ives and Raymond Huntington
Woodman. © Charles Taylor Ives,
Montclair, N. J., and Raymond H.
Woodman, Brooklyn, as the authors
of the editing. R 3283, Mar. 9,
1929. 135
I can safely walk with Jesus; gospel
song, words by Ina Duley Ogdon,
music by P. P. Bilhorns © P. P.
Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author of
the music. R 2996, Apr. 4, 1929.
136
I’d lay down my life for you; words
by Thos. J. Keating, music by Lyn
Udall [pseud. of J. Keating] ©
Jack Keating, Portland, Or., as the
author of the music. R 2727, Feb. 4,
1929. 137
I'll rock you to rest; lullaby, from
Songs of Erin, words by Alfred Per-
ceval Graves, music arr. by Charles
Villiers Stanford. © Jennie Anna
Stanford, Aylesbury, Bucks, HEng-
land, as the widow of the author of
the arrangement of music. R 2574,
Feb. 1, 1929. 138
I’m dreaming of a by-gone day; words
by W. D. Cobb, music by Gus Ed-
wards. © Will D. Cobb, New York,
as the author of the words. R 2715,
Feb. 28, 1929. 139
I’m not coming back; words by Walter
H. Ford, music by J. W. Bratton. ©
John W. Bratton, Brooklyn, as the
author of the music. R 2716, Feb. 4,
1929. 140
I’m thinkin’ ’bout you honey all the
time; words and musie by Cole and
J.R. Johnson. © J. Rosamond John-
son, New York, as one of the au-
thors... R 2728,, Feb..5, 1929... 141
I never will cease to praise Him; gos-
pel song, words and music by P. P.
Bilhorn, © P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago,
as the author. R 2977, Apr. 4, 1929.
142
I shall be satisfied; duet and cho.,
music by E. 8S. Lorenz. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author
of the music. R 2669, Mar. 23, 1929.
143
I’ve got my eyes on you; words by
FF. W. Hager and J. Ringleben, music
by Theodore F. Morse. © Theodora
Morse, New York, as the widow of
the author of the music. R 2921,
Apr. 17, 1929. 144
I want everybody to know: gospel
song, words by Mrs. Frank A. Breck,
music by P. P. Bilhorn. © P. P.
Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author of
the music. R 2999, Apr. 4, 1929.
145
I will extol Thee; anthem, words from
Psalm 145, music by B. Campbell;
mixed voices. © Bradford Camp-
bell, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., as the au-
thor of the music. R 3309, Mar. 18,
1929. 146
Ida Clare; words by Charles Thorpe,
music by J. Brachman. © James
Brachman, New York, as the author
of the music. -R 2746, Feb. 5, 1929.
147
If I were a voice; sacred song, words
by Isaac B. Woodbury, music arr.
by E. S. Lorenz; male voices. ©
Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author of the arrangement of the
music. R 2654, Feb. 7, 1929. 148
If love were what the rose is; by A.
Foote, op. 51, no. 3. 1. Low voice.—
2. High voice. © Arthur Foote,
Newton Center, Mass.. as the author.
R 3275, May 8, 1929. 149
In His steps; hymn, words and music
by J. A. Joyce. © Joseph A. Joyce,
Indianapolis, as the author. R 2915,
Apr. 1, 1929. 150
In Maytime; words by Frank L. Stan-
ton, music by O. Speaks. © Oley
Speaks, New York, as the author of
the music. R 2710, Dec. 8, 1928.
151
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In my official capacity; from The
chaperons, lyrics by Frederic Ran-
ken, music by I. Witmark. © Isi-
dore Witmark, Woodmere, L. I., N.
Y., as the author of the music. R
2724, Dec. 28, 1928. 152
In old Judea; Christmas song, words
by Richard Henry Buck, music by
A. Geibel; with violin obbl. ©
Adam Geibel, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 3356, Jan.
3, 1929. 153
In our home, sweet home; words and
music by John T. Kelly. © Annie
Kelly Cohick, New York, as the next
of kin of the author who is not
living. R 2718, Feb. 4, 1929. 154
In the springtime; waltz song, from
A royal rogue, words and music by
W. T. Francis. © Wid. Francis.
jr. and Marie T. Francis, New York,
as the children of the deceased au-
thor. R 2748, Feb. 5, 1929. 155
In the swing; by A. E. Warren; pf.
© Hannah L. Warren, Cambridge-
port, Mass., as the widow of the au-
thor. R 3328, May 4, 1929. 156
Introductory lessons in voice culture;
by Frederick W. Root, op. 22. ©
Fannie 8. Root, Chicago, as the
widow of the deceased author. R
2684, Jan. 3, 1929. TdT
If is a good thing; anthem, music by
E. L. Ashford. © Emma L. Ash-
ford, Nashville, as the author of the
music. R 2690, Mar. 21, 1929. 158
It is His will; sacred song, words by
W. O. Cushing, music by E. 8. Lo-
renz. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as the author of the music.
R 2614, Jan. 30, 1929. 159
It is just like Him; hymn, words and
music by F. A. Graves. © Vina
Peck Graves, Springfield, Mo., as the
widow of the author. R 38254, Feb.
6, 1929. 160
It seems like yesterday; from The
chaperons, lyric by Frederic Ran-
ken, music by I. Witmark. © Isi-
dore Witmark, Wocdmere, L. I., N.
Y., as the author of the music. R
2741, Dec. 28, 1928. 161
It will all be right; sacred song, words
by Mrs. Frank A. Breck, music by
BR. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lo-
renz, Dayton, O., as the author of
the music. R 2616, Jan. 30, 1929.
162
Jehovah; gospel song, words by C. W.
H., music and arr. by P. P. Bilhorn.
© P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the
author of the music and the arrange-
ment. R 2955, Apr. 4, 1929. 163:
Jesus is calling; gospel song, words
by W. EH. M. Stewart, music by Ferd.
Degen, arr. by P. P. Bilhorn. © P.
P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author of
the arrangement. R 2990, Apr. 4,
1929. 164 .
Jesus is dead; primary Easter duet,
words by Harriet D. Castle, music
by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lo-
renz, Dayton, O., as the author of
the music. R 2608, Dee. 14, 1928.
165.
Jesus is our friend; primary Haster
carol, words by Harriet D. Castle,
music by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author
of the music. R 2609, Dec. 14, 1928.
166:
Jesus is piloting me; gospel song,
words by John R. Clements, music
by, PoP. Bilhorn. .©.P. P.«Bilhern;
Chicago, as the author of the music..
R 3004, Apr. 4, 1929. 167
Jesus knows; gospel song, words by
Wm. J. Scott, music arr. by P. P.
Bilhorn. © P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 2972, Apr. 4, 1929. 168:
Jesus only; gospel song, words by 8S.
S. Cryor, music by P. P. Bilhorn..
© P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the au-
thor of the music. R 2995, Apr. 4,
1929. 169:
Jolly (The) harvesters; by F. A. Wil--
liams, op. 29, no. 3; pf. © Fred-
erick A. Williams, Cleveland
Heights, O., as the author. R 3323,
Mar. 28, 1929. 170
Jubilate Deo; music by B. Tours, arr.
by G. B. Nevin; in G. © George B.
Nevin, Easton, Pa., as the author of
the arrangement. R 2837, Apr. 16,
1929. 171
Jubilate Deo; music by H. K. Hadley;
unison voices. © Henry K. Hadley,
New York, as the author of the mu-
sic. R 3277, Mar. 9, 1929. Lt2
Jubilate Deo in D; words from Psalm
100, music by W. L. Blumenschein,
op. 102 ; mixed voices, with organ acc.
© Jennie Blumenschein, Kansas
City, Mo., as the widow of the au-
thor of the music. R 3340, May 4,
1929. 173:
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Jubilate in C; anthem, music by B. S.
Huhn ; mixed voices, with organ acc.
© Bruno S. Huhn, New York, as the
author of the music. R 33846, Apr.
27, 1929. 174
Jumping-jacks jubilee; fun in a toy
shop, by A. B. Woods [pseud. of A.
Holzmann]; pf. © Abe Holzmann,
Hast Orange, N. J., as the author.
FH Seol, Jans 21, 1929. 175
June my June; words and music by
C. Davis. © Collin Davis, New
York, as the author. R 2767, Feb.
2, 1929. 176
Just a little fly; words by Wm. Rich-
ard Goodall, music by W. Loraine.
© William Loraine, Brooklyn, as the
author of the music. R 2721, Feb. 4,
1929. IN
Just across the sea; song with waltz
refrain, composed by 8S. L. Woosley.
© Stella L. Woosley, Wichita, Kan.,
as the author. R 2929, Jan. 17, 1929.
178
Just as I am; hymn anthem, music by
H. T. O'Kane. © Henrietta C.
O’Kane, Delaware, O., as the widow
of the author of the music. R 3364,
Apr. 12, 1929. 179
Just because I do; gospel song, words
by Lillian Baker Beede, music by
P. P. Bilhorn. © Peter Philip Bil-
horn, Chicago, as the author of the
musie. R 3012, Apr. 4, 1929. 180
Just plain folks; words and music by
Maurice Stonehill [i. e. W. M. Stone-
hill] © Wm. Maurice Stonehill,
New York, as the author. R 3853,
Apr. 80, 1929. 181
Just to be near you; words by J. E.
Fay, music by James B. Oliver. ©
J. Everett Fay, Chicago, as the au-
thor of the words. R 2752, Dec. 27,
1928. 182
Keep it in the heart; sacred song,
words by HE. BE. Hewitt, music by E.
S. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as the author of the mu-
sic. R 2620, Jan. 30, 1929. 183
Kingdom (The) of Christ keeps grow-
ing; sacred song, words by Priscilla
J. Owens, music by J. H. Tenney.
© Alice P. Tenney, Ipswich, Mass.,
as the widow of the author of the
musie. R 2644, Jan. 30, 1929. 184
Konzertstiick; von R. Ganz, op. 4;
klavier und orch.; in h moll. ©
Rudolph Ganz, Chicago, as the au-
thor. R 3262, May 8, 1929. 185
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Kroepsch (F.) 416 exercises for the
clarinet ; arr. by C. Fischer. © Carl
Fischer, New York, as the author of
the arrangement. R 2875, Mar. 27,
1929. 186.
Kung (Aimé) Scherzetto; grand or-
gue. © Aimé Kung, ‘Toulouse,
France, as the author. R 2678, Jan,,.
3, 1929. 187
Lady Mary; by Theo. F. Morse; pf.
© Dolly Morse, New York, as the
widow of the author. R 3348, Jan..
ely poeo. 188
Land (The) beyond; sacred song, by
©. Pinsuti, arr. by T. M. Tobani;
orch. © Theo. Moses Tobani, Jack-
son Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the au--
thor of the arrangement. R 2870,
Apr. 2, 1929. 189.
Laura from Florodora; words by H.
W. Smith, music by Geo. Kupper.
© H. Wakefield Smith, New York,
as the author of the words. R 2726,.
Feb. 4, 1929. 190:
Laurel (The) song-book; by W. L.
Tomlins. © William L. Tomlins,.
Chicago, as the author. R 3207,
Mar. 19, 1929. 191
Lead kindly light; hymn anthem,,.
words by J. H. Newman, music by
H. J. Storer; mixed cho. with organ
ace. © Henry J. Storer, Belmont,
Mass., as the author of the music.
R 3334, May 4, 1929. 192
Let me work; sacred song, words by
Mrs. Frank A. Breck, music by HE.
S. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz;
Dayton, O., as the author of the mu-
sic... Ryv-2611,. Jan. 36, 1929. 193.
Let not your heart be troubled; an-
them, music by E. S. Lorenz. © Hd-
mund §. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the
author of the music. R 2607, Dec.
14, 1928. 194
Let not your hearts be troubled; sa-
cred song, words by Julia H. John--
ston, music by J. H. Tenney. ©
Alice P. Tenney, Ipswich, Mass., as
the widow of the author of the mu-
sie. R 2642, Jan. 30, 1929. 195.
Liebeslied; by W. Wolstenholme; pf.
© William Wolstenholme, London,
as the author. R 2853, Apr. 16, 1929.
196
Lit’l gal; words by Paul Laurence
Dunbar, music by J. R. Johnson. ©
J. Rosamond Johnson, New York, as:
the author of the music. R 2566,
Dec. 28, 1929. 197.
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Little fairy dance; by W. F. Sudds,
op. 265, no. 2; pf. © Charles M.
Tait, Gouverneur, N. Y., as the ex-
ecutor of the author. R 3321, Mar.
28, 1929. 198
‘Little (The) maid who couldn’t say
no; from The chaperons, lyric by
Frederic Ranken, music by I. Wit-
mark. © Isidore Witmark, Wood-
mere, L. I., N. Y., as the author of
the music. R 2745, Dec. 28, 1928.
199
-Little (The) princess royal; minuet,
by W. F. Sudds, op. 265, no. 1; pf.
© Charles M. Tait, Gouverneur,
N. Y., as the executor of the author.
R 3318, Mar. 28, 1929. 200
-Little soldiers; primary song, words
by Jennie Wilson, music by J. H.
Tenney. © Alice P. Tenney, Ips-
wich, Mass., as the widow of the au-
thor of the music. R 26438, Jan. 30,
1929. 201
-Living where the healing waters flow;
gospel song, words by Ina Duley Og-
don, music by P. P. Bilhorn. ©
P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author
of the music. R 2961, Apr. 4, 1929.
202
-Lizard (The) and the frog; character-
istic, by Theo. F. Morse, arr. by
T. M. Tobani; orch. © Theo. Moses
Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y.,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 2866, Apr. 2, 1929. 203
-Lonely hearts to cherish; gospel song,
music by Ferd Degen, arr. by P. P.
Bilhorn. © P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 2985, Apr. 4, 1929. 204
Longing dear mother for thee; gospel
song, words and music by Thomas
Sullivan, arr. by P. P. Bilhorn. ©
P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author
of the arrangement. R 2981, Apr. 4,
1929. 205
Longing for the sweet by and by; gos-
pel song, words and music by P. P.
Bilhorn. © P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago,
as the author. R 2966, Apr. 4, 1929.
206
Look up; gospel song, words by H. B.
Moody, musie by Ferd Degen, arr.
by P. P. Bilhorn. © P. P. Bilhorn,
Chicago, as the author of the ar-
rangement. R 3016, Apr. 4, 1929.
207
Lord (The) is my Shepherd; anthem,
words of Psalm 23, musie by C. Sim-
per; mixed voices, with organ. acc.
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© Caleb Simper, Barnstaple, Eng-
land, as the author of the music. R
3305, Jan. 11, 1929. 208
Lord (The) is our leader; sacred duet,
words by J. N. Darby, music by
EF. H. Brackett; mezzo sop. and bar.
© Frank H. Brackett, Framingham,
Mass., as the author of the music.
R 3329, May 11, 1929. 209
Lord’s (The) vineyard; gospel song,
words by O. W. Pettid, music by
Ferd Degen, arr. by P. P. Bilhorn.
© P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the au-
thor of the arrangement. R 3005,
Apr. 4, 1929. 210
Louise; roman musical en 4 actes et 5
tableaux, paroles et musique de G.
Charpentier; partition réduite pour
pf. et chant. © Gustave Charpen-
tier, Paris, as the author. R 2592,
Sept. 6, 1927. 211
Love’s spell; mazurka, by Edward
Strauss, arr. by A. Roth; orch. ©
Alfred Roth, Richmond Hill, L. I.,
N. Y., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 2874, Apr. 2, 1929. 212
Love’s young dream; waltz song, words
by H. B. Smith, music by Ludwig
Englander. © Harry B. Smith, New
York, as the author of the words.
R 2928, Mar. 30, 1929. 213
Loyal (The) American; march, by
O. R. Farrar; band. © Sarah Far-
rar, Long Beach, Calif., as the widow
of the author. R 2892, Mar. 27,
1929. 214
Lysistrata; walzer, aus der operette
Lysistrata, von P. Lincke; ftir orch.
© Paul Lincke, Berlin, as the au-
thor. R 3297, Apr. 27, 1929. 215
Lysistrata-walzer; von P. Lincke; pf.
© Paul Lincke, Berlin, as the au-
thor. R 3173, Apr. 20, 1929. 216
MacDowell (Hdward Alexander) At
parting; male voices. Transposed
ed. © Marian MacDowell, Peterbor-
ough, N. H., as the widow of the au-
thor. R 2855, Apr. 16, 1929. ZAC
Columbia! O alma mater; male
voices. Transposed ed. © Marian
MacDowell, Peterborough, N. H., as
the widow of the author. R 2844,
Apr. 16, 1929. 218
Columbia’s sons; male voices.
Transposed. ed. © Marian Mac-
Dowell, Peterborough, N. H., as the
widow of the author. R 2846, Apr.
16, 1929. 219
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— Fair springtide; op. 60, no. 2. ©
Marian MacDowell, Peterborough,
N. H., as the widow of the author.
iwolhd, Apr 25.1929: 220
—O wise old alma mater; male
voices. Transposed ed. © Marian
MacDowell, Peterborough, N. H., as
the widow of the author. R 2854,
Apr. 16, 1929. Py
Sturdy and strong; male voices.
Transposed ed. © Marian Mac-
Dowell, Peterborough, N. H., as the
widow of the author. R 2845, Apr.
16, 1929. 222
—— To the golden rod; op. 60, no. 3.
© Marian MacDowell, Peterborough,
N. H., as the widow of the author.
R’3152, Apr. 15, 1929. Dee
—— = iurant love; op, 60,1 nos 1... ©
Marian MacDowell, Peterborough,
N. H., as the widow of the author.
io150. Apr: 15, :1929. 224
— We love thee well, Manhattan-
land; male voices. Transposed ed.
© Marian MacDowell, Peterborough,
N. H., as the widow of the author.
R 2847, Apr. 16, 1929. 225
Magnify the Lord; Thanksgiving
anthem, music by E. L. Ashford. ©
Emma L. Ashford, Nashville, as the
author of the music. R 3362, Apr.
121920. 226
Maid (The) of honor; march, by
George Rosey [pseud. of G. M.
Rosenberg] © George M. Rosen-
berg, New York, as the author of the
music. R 2925, Mar. 30, 1929. 227
Mandy, won’t you let me be your beau?
words by Bob Cole, music by Rosa-
mond Johnson [i. e. J. R. Johnson]
© J. Rosamond Johnson, New York,
as the author of the music. R 3304,
Apr. 30, 1929. 228
March of the little soldiers; by F. A.
Wiliams, Op... 20. lo. 4°. pt, ©
Frederick A. Williams, Cleveland
Heights, O., as the author. R 3320,
Mar. 28, 1929. 229
March on; sacred song, words by
W. CC. Martin, musie by M. L.
McPhail. © M. L. McPhail, Park
Ridge, [ll., as the author of the
music. R 2631, Jan. 31, 1929. 2380
Marching up the narrow way; sacred
song, words by Madge Harrington,
music by C. H. Gabriel. © Charles
H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the
author of the music. R 2640, Jan.
31, 1929. Zen:
Mascarita waltzes; by G. J. Trinkaus;
pf. © George J. Trinkaus, Ridge-
wood, N. J., as the author. R 2754,
Dec. 27, 1928. 232
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric)
Cendrillon; conte de fées mis en
musique par J. Massenet, transcrit
par J. A. Anschiitz; pf., 4 mains.
Charles Désiré Robert Marioton,
Romilly sur Seine, France, as the
executor of the author of the ar-
rangement. R 1060, Sept. 6, 1927.
233:
Master’s (The) call; collection of new
songs and standard hymns, by HE. S..
Lorenz, assisted by Chas. H. Gabriel,.
J. H. Tenney and others. © Ed-
mund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the
author. R 2661, Jan. 31, 1929. 234
Master’s (The) call; sacred song,
words and music by E. 8S. Lorenz.
© Edmund S8. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as:
the author. R 2613, Jan. 31, 1929.
235:
Mazurek; by J. J. Paderewski, arr. by
G. Saenger; violin and pf. €
Gustav Saenger, New York, as the
author of the arrangement. R 2895,
Mar. 27, 1929. 236:
Meditation; no. 6, from Seventeen
voluntaries, bk. 4, by C. Simper;
organ. © Caleb Simper, Barn-
staple, England, as the author. R
3226, Mar. 8, 1929. 2a
Message (A); the night wind so softly
is sighing, words by Maude J. Sul-
livan, music by A. Frey. 1. Sop. or
ten. in A flat.—2. Alto or bar. in F.
© Adolf Frey, Syracuse, N. Y., as
the author of the music. R 2849,
Apr. 16, 1929. 238
Message (A) of love; gospel song,
words and music by P. P. Bilhorn.
© P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the.
author. R 2973, Apr. 4, 1929. 239
Message of love-waltz; simplified, by
S. Seiler; pf. © Siegfried Seiler, Los
Angeles, as the author. R 3205, Mar.
12, 1929: 240
Message (The) of the shamrock;
words by W. Thackwell, music by
L. »'C:; Stevenson. -.,©. Leslie. C.
Stevenson, Laine, County Antrim,
Ireland, as the author of the music.
R 3311, Mar. 28, 1929. 241
Millinery Mary; from The chaperons,
lyric by Frederic Ranken, music by
I. Witmark. © Isidore Witmark,
Woodmere, L. I., N. Y., as the author
of the music. R 2739, Dec. 28, 1928.
242°
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-Miserere mei; extrait du Psaume 4,
musique de H. Rabaud, of France,
op. 4; en la, pour voix élevées, avec
ace. de violon ou violoncelle, harpe
ou pf. et orgue. © Henri Rabaud,
Paris, as the author of the music.
RK, 2oko, HeDs. dy 72929 243
-Monks (The) of St. Sebastian; words
and musie by M. W. Daniels; male
quartette. © Mabel W. Daniels,
Boston, as the author. R 2841, Apr.
16, 1929. 244
Moon (The) baby; words and music
by H. Conor. © Harry Conor, Bos-
ton, as the author. R 2712, Feb. 4,
1929. 245
Moonlight and roses; waltzes, by W.
Waimwright; pf. © Warren Wain-
wright, Chicago, as the author. R
2916, Mar. 25, 1929. 246
Moonlight at the cliff; reverie, by S.
Seiler; pf. © Siegfried Seiler, Los
Angeles, as the author. R 3204,
Mar. 12, 1929. 247
-Mcre and more; sacred song, words
by Mrs. F. G. Burroughs, music by
J. H. Tenney. © Alice P. Tenney,
Ipswich, Mass., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 2646, Jan.
31, 1929. 248
‘Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Tuba
mirum; requiem, arr. by T. M. To-
bani; orch. © Theo. Moses Tobani,
Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the
author of the arrangement. R 2869,
Apr. 2, 1929. 249
‘Music is love; words by Sidney Lanier,
music by H. Ware. © Harriet
Ware, Plainfield, N. J., as the author
of the music. R 2584, Mar. 11, 1929.
250
-Mutterherz; lied fiir eine singstimme
mit begleitung des pf. von Carl
Bohm): cop. : 856)"s10)) ay) 43 Tiefe
stimme.—2. Hohe stimme. © Jenny
Bohm, Berlin, as the widow of the
author. R 3260, May 8, 1929. 251
‘My affinity; waltzes, by T. Bendix;
pf. © Theodore Bendix, Los An-
geles, as the author. R 2765, Feb.
2, 1929. 252
-My Caroline; words by Arthur Gil-
lespie, music by W. T. Jefferson. ©
William TT. Jefferson, Glendale,
Calif., as the author of the music.
R 2730, Feb. 4, 1929. 253
My English rose; words by John Er-
nest McCann, music by J. W. Brat-
ton. © John W. Bratton, Brooklyn,
as the author of the music. R 2731,
Feb. 4, 1929. 254
My faith looks up to Thee; response,
musie by C. B. McAfee. © Cleland
B. McAfee, Chicago, as the author
of the music. R 2667, Mar. 23, 1929.
- 255 —
My God and Father; duet, by G. W.
Marston, arr. by Frank Lynes; sop.
and alto. © Adéle G. Lynes, Cam-
bridge, Mass., as the widow of the
author of the arrangement. R 2850,
Apr. 16, 1929. 256
My God and Father, while I stray;
by G. W. Marston, arr. by Frank
Lynes; men’s voices. © Adéle G.
Lynes, Cambridge, Mass., as the wid-
ow of the author of the arrange-
ment. R 2848, Apr. 16, 1929. 257
My God and Father, while I stray; by
G. W. Marston, arr. by Frank Lynes;
mixed voices. © Adéle G. Lynes,
Cambridge, Mass., as the widow of
the author of the arrangement. R
3149, Mar. 27, 1929. 258
My God and Father, while I stray; by
G. W. Marston, arr. by Frank Lynes;
women’s voices. © Adéle G. Lynes,
Cambridge, Mass., as the widow of
the author of the arrangement. R
2851, Apr. 16, 1929. 259
My greatest desires; sacred song,
words by Henry J. Zelley, music by
M. L. McPhail. © M. L. McPhail,
Park Ridge, Ill., as the author of the
music. R 2629, Jan. 31, 1929. 260
My little girl in white; words by A. B.
Sterling, music by Charles Falk. ©
Andrew B. Sterling, New York, as
the author of the words. R 2750,
Mar, 22; 1929. 261
My Lord and I; sacred song, music by
Eb. 8. Lorenz. © Edmund 8. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as the author of the
music. R 2623, Jan. 31, 1929. 262
My pansy blossom blue; words. by
Walter H. Ford and Chas, N. Doug-
las, music by J. W. Bratton. ©
John W. Bratton, Brooklyn, as the
author of the music. R 2758, Dec.
27, 1928. 263
My soul thirsteth for God; words by
John Wesley, tr. from Tersteegen,
music by H. J. Stewart. © Hum-
phrey J. Stewart, San Diego, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 3326,
May 4, 1929. 264
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My sugar baby; words by Albert H. | Nuit d’été; poesie de Camille Revel,
Brown, musie by C. N. Daniels. ©
Charles N. Daniels, Oakland, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 2713,
Feb. 5, 1929. 265
Name (The) of Jesus; sacred song,
words by Jennie Ree, music by C. H.
Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berke-
ley, Calif., as the author of the mu-
sic. _R 26388, Jan. 31, 1929. 266
Name (The) of Jesus; sacred song,
words by W. C. Martin, music by
E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S8. Lo-
renz, Dayton, O., aS the author of
the music. R 3361, Apr. 12, 1929.
267
Nearer my God to Thee ; paraphrase on
music by L. Mason, arr. by Otto
Langey, op. 133; orech. © Lizzie
Langey, New York, as the widow of
the author of the arr. R 2564, Aug.
24, 1928. 268
New (The) century march; no. 2, from
Seventeen voluntaries, bk. 4, by C.
Simper; organ. © Caleb Simper,
Barnstaple, England, as the author.
R 3225, Mar. 8, 1929. 269
New (The) Jerusalem; gospel song,
words by Ina Duley Ogdon, music
by P. P. Bilhorn. © P. P. Bilhorn,
Chicago, aS the author of the music.
R 3011, Apr. 4, 1929. 270
No condemnation; words by Fannie J.
Crosby, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 2704,
Apr. 3, 1929. 271
‘No one but Jesus; sacred song, words
by E. A. Hoffman, music by A. W.
Nelson. © Flora Nelson Barry,
Central Lake, Mich., as the next kin
of the author of the music, who is
not living. R 2650, Jan. 31, 1929.
272
‘No other name: gospel song, words by
Ina Duley Ogdon, music by Ferd
Degen, arr. by P. P. Bilhorn. ©
P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author
of the arrangement. R 8009, Apr. 4,
1929. Ze
Noah’s ark; from The chaperons, ly-
rics by Frederic Ranken, music by
I. Witmark. © Isidore Witmark,
Woodmere, L. I., N. Y., as the author
of the music. R 2723, Dec. 28, 1928.
274
Nobody else but me; song, by B. Cos-
tello and A. B. Sterling. © Bart-
ley Costello and Andrew B. Sterling,
New York, as the authors. R 3355,
Mar. 11, 1929. 275
musique de H. Tremisot, of France;
voix élevées; en mi. © Edouard
Tremisot, Paris, as the author of the
music: RK 2570, 'Web.: 1, 1929: 276
Nune dimittis; music by Charles P.
Seott ; mixed voices. © Maude Ladd
Scott, Malden, Mass., as the widow
of the author. R 3266, May 8, 1929.
277
O Lord, keep watch between us; gos-
pel song, words by Jennie EK. Hussey,
music. by P..P..Bilhorn.. ©. P: P.
Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author of
the music. R 3003, Apr. 4, 1929. :
27
O Lord, my trust is in Thy mercy; an-
them, music by H. J. Storer; organ
acc. © Henry J. Storer, Belmont,
Mass., as the author of the music.
R 3333, May 4, 1929. 279
O salutaris; par Jean-Baptiste Faure.
1. Deux voix, avec acc. d’orgue.—2.
Ten. et bar. © Louise Victoria
Faure, Paris, as the widow of the
author. R 2598, 2594, Sept. 6, 1927.
280, 281
O taste and see; anthem, music by T.
Martin ‘Towne. © Walter W.
Towne and Willis H. Towne, Oak
Park, Ill., as the children of the
deceased author of the music. R
2666, Mar. 23, 1929. 282
Offertoire; no. 11, from Seventeen vol-
untaries, bk. 4, by C. Simper; organ.
© Caleb Simper, Barnstaple, Eng-
land, as the author. R 3224, Mar.
8, 1929. 283
Oh! didn’t he ramble; words and mu-
sic by Will Handy [pseud. of J. R.
Johnson] © J. Rosamond Johnson,
as the author. R 2924, Mar. 30,
1929. 284
Oh, for the wings of a dove; anthem,
music by Chas. M. Davis. © Kate
Davis Crapser, Monterey Park,
Calif., as the next of kin of the au-
thor of the music who is not living.
R 2662, Mar. 23, 1929. 285
Oh my! troubles of little black folks;
words and music by H. Freeman. ©
Harry Freeman, Chicago, as the au-
thor. R 2747, Feb. 5, 1929. 286
Oh, that I had wings; anthem, music
by M. L. McPhail. © M. L. Me
Phail, Park Ridge, I1., as the author
of the music. R 2688, Mar. 21, 1929.
287
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Old Father Time; from King Dodo,
lyric by Frank Pixley, music by
Gustav Luders. © Gustav Chase,
Brooklyn, as the next of kin of the
author of the music, who is. not liv-
ing. R 2764, Jan. 15, 1929. 288
Old Uncle Ned; air varie, by F. H.
Losey; cornet solo and orch. ©
Frank Hoyt Losey, Hrie, Pa., as the
author of the arrangement. R 2913,
Jan. 30, 1929. 289
On! to victory; sacred song, music by
L. O. Emerson; male voices. © Ma-
bel H. Emerson, Arlington, Mass., as
the child of the deceased author of
the music. R 2658, Feb. 7, 1929.
290
Only the best; gospel song, words by
Ina Duley Ogdon, music by P. P.
Bilhorn. © P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago,
as the author of the music. R 2957,
Apr. 4, 1929. 291
Only where Jesus iS; sacred song,
words by Emma S. Stilwell, music
by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lo-
renz, Dayton, O., as the author of
the music. R 2621, Jan. 31, 1929.
292
Open the windows of heaven; sacred
song, words by Jennie Ree, music by
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Chas. H. Ga-
briel, Berkeley, Calif., as the author
of the music. R 26385, Jan. 31, 1929.
293
Gui oui mam/’oiselle, oui oui; words
by Geo. V. Hobart, music by A. B.
Sloane. © Mae Sloane, Pasadena,
Calif., as the widow of the author
of the music. R 2714, Feb. 4, 1929.
294
Our wedding day; waltz, by T. M. To-
bani; orch. © Theo. Moses Tobani,
Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y¥., as the
author of the arrangement. R 2898,
Mar. 27, 1929. 295
Our wedding day; waltz, by T. M. To-
bani; pf. © Theo. Moses Tobani,
Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the
author. R 2857, Apr’ 2, 1929. 296
Over the hills of God; gospel song,
words by Charles Gould Beede, mu-
sic by Ferd Degen, arr. by P. P. Bil-
horn. © P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as
the author of the arr. R 2982, Apr.
4, 1929. 297
Overland (The) limited; galop, by
T. H. Rollinson; orch. © Henry P.
Buncher, Waltham, Mass., as the
executor of the author. R 3318, Apr.
12, 1929. 298
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Paroles d’amour; love song, by T. M.
Tobani; orch. © Theo. Moses To-
bani, Jackson Heights, L. I. N. Y.,
as the author. R 2885, Mar. 27,
1929. 299
Paroles d’ amour; love song, by T. M.
Tobani; pf. © Theo. Moses Tobani,
Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the
author. R 2858, Apr. 2, 1929. 3800
Parting; by R. G. Cole, op. 13, no. 4.
© Rossetter G. Cole, Chicago, as the
author. R 3034, Apr. 15, 1929. 301
Pass the good tidings along; sacred
Song, words by H. E. Hewitt, music
by J. S. Fearis; male voices.
John 8S. Fearis, Chicago, as the au-
thor of the music. R 2656, Feb. 7,
1929. 302
Passion (The) flower ; words by George
A. Norton, music by J. W. Casey. ©
James W. Casey, Altadena, Calif., as
the author of the music. R 2748,
Feb, 5, 1929. 303
Peace be still! gospel song, words by
Charles Gould Beede, music by P. P.
Bilhorn. © P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago,
as the author of the music. R 3008,
Apr. 4, 1929. 304
Perfume of flowers; service for Chil-
dren’s day, by Maurice A. Clifton
[pseud. of J. L. Hall] and C. Austin
Miles. © J. Lincoln Hall, Phila-
delphia, as the author of the music.
R 2918, Apr. 10, 1929. 305
Piéce romantique; (par A. Schmitt;
grand orgue. © Alphonse Schmitt,
Paris, as the author. R 2680, Mar.
27, 1929. 306
Pilgrim’s song of hope; sacred melody,
by E. Batiste, arr. by T. M. Tobani;
orch. © Theo. Moses Tobani, Jack-
son Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the au-
thor of the arrangement. R 2871,
Apr. 2, 1929. 307
Playing tag; by F. A. Williams, op.
29, no. 1; pf. © Frederick A. Wil-
liams, Cleveland Heights, O., as the
author. R 3310, Mar. 28, 1929. 308
Polka des clowns; by Gabriel Allier,
arr. by Alfred Roth; orch. © Alfred
Roth, Richmond Hill, L. 1., N. Y., as
the author of the arrangement. R
2860, Apr. 2, 1929. 309
Polka des p’tits vieux trés chics; par
J. A. Ansehiitz, sur Voperette, Le
fiancé de Thylda, par Louis Varney.
© Charles Désiré Robert Marioton,
Romilly sur Seine, France, as the
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Sept. 6, 1927. 310
Postion (Le) de Lonjumeau [!];
selection, by A. Adam, arr. by T. M.
Tobani; orch. © ‘Theo. Moses
Tobani, Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y.,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 2859, Apr. 2, 1929. 311
Postlude; no. 5, from Seventeen volun-
taries, bk. 4, by C. Simper; organ.
© Caleb Simper, Barnstaple,
England, as the author. R 3223,
Mar. 8, 1929. 312
Praise ye Jehovah; Thanksgiving
anthem, music by Finley Lyon. ©
Carrie May Selley Lyon, Columbus,
O., as the widow of the author of the
music. R 3363, Apr. 12, 1929. 313
Praise ye the Lord; Easter carol,
words and music by EH. S. Lorenz.
© Edmund 8. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author. R 2605, Dec. 15, 1928.
314
Prélude-choral; sur lVhymne Sacris
solemniis, par A. Schmitt; grand
orgue. © Alphonse Schmitt, Paris,
as the author. R 2682, Mar. 27,
1929. lies
Prélude,—Sarabande,—Toceata ; par
Claude Debussy; pf. © Emma Léa
Moyse, Paris, as the widow of the
deceased author. R 2679, Mar. 27,
1929. 316
Presence (The) of the King; sacred
song, words by Jennie Wilson, music
by J. S. Fearis. © John S. Fearis,
Chicago, as the author of the music.
R 2647, Jan. 31, 1929. aul tt
Preyer (Carl A.) March; op. 388, no.
3; pf. © Carl A. Preyer, Lawrence,
Kan., as the author. R 3314, Mar.
28, 1929. 318
Prince Henry march; by R. Hilenberg,
arr. by T. M. Tobani; band.
Theo. Moses Tobani, Jackson
Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the author
of the arrangement. R 2863, Apr. 2,
1929. 319
Promenade 4 |’ étang; de Sept piéces
4 quatre mains, par F. Schmitt. ©
Florent Schmitt, Saint Cloud,
France, aS the author. R 2600, Sept.
10, 1928. 320
Redeemed (The) are marching in;
gospel song, words by Ina Duley
Ogdon, music by P. P. Bilhorn. ©
P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author
of the music. R 2980, Apr. 4, 1929.
321
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Rejoice, the Lord is King; by F. N.
Shackley. © Frederick N. Shackley,
Roslindale, Mass., as the author of
the music. R 2852, Apr. 16, 1929.
322
Rejoice today; anthem, music by EH. S.
Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as the author of the
music. R 2671, Mar. 23, 1929. 323
Reminiscence; by R. G. Cole, op. 18,
no. 5. © Rossetter G. Cole, Chicago,
as the author. R 30385, Apr, 15,
1929. 324
Response; music by L. O. Emerson.
© Mabel H. Emerson, Arlington,
Mass., as the child of the deceased
author of the music. R 3366, Apr.
#2, 1929) o2o
Rose (The) and the gardener; by A.
Foote, op. 51, no. 1. 1. Low voice.—
2. High voice. © Arthur Foote,
Newton Center, Mass., as the author.
R 3274, May 8, 1929. — 326
Rose moral no. 1; words by Sidney
Lanier, music by H. Ware. @
Harriet Ware, Plainfield, N. J., as
the author of the music. R 2583,
Mar. 11, 1929. 320
Rose moral no. 2; words by Sidney
Lanier, music by H. Ware.
Harriet Ware, Plainfield, N. J., as
the author of the music. R 2582,
Mar. 11, 1929. 328
Rustling leaves; characteristic, by
Oscar Koehler, arr. by A. Roth; orch.
© Alfred Roth, Richmond Hill, L. I.,
N. Y., aS the author of the arrange-
ment. R 2883, Mar. 27, 1929. 329
Saint Botolph; song with cho., words
by Arthur Macy, music by G. W.
Chadwick. © George Whitefield
Chadwick, Boston, as the author of
the music. R 2836, Apr. 18, 1929.
330
Salut d’amaqur; by Edward Elgar, arr.
by A. Roth; orch. © Alfred Roth,
Richmond Hill, L. I., N. Y., as the
author of the arrangement. R 2882,
Mar. 27, 1929. 831
Saviour comfort me; hymn-anthem,
music by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author
of the music. R 2686, Mar. 21, ae,
Saviour walk with me; sacred song,
words by Charlotte G. Homer, music
by C. H. Gabriel. © Chas. H. Ga-
priel, Berkeley, Calif., as the author
of the music. R 2634, Jan. 31, hee
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Scarlet (The) cap; song, by M. W.
Daniels. © Mabel W. Daniels, Bos-
ton, aS the author. R 2840, Apr. 16,
1929. 334
SchwalberlIn (D’) (The swallows) ;
landler, von Carl Schild, op. 65,
hrsg. von Ferdinand Meyer [pseud.
of Charles P. Scott]; violine mit pf.
begleitung. © Maude Ladd Scott,
Malden, Mass., as the widow of the
author of the editing. R 3261, May
8, 1929. 335
Scintillement; de Sept piéces 4 quatre
mains, par Florent Schmitt. © Flo-
rent Schmitt, Saint Cloud, France,
as the author. R 2601, Sept. 10,
1928. 336
Serenade; by R. G. Cole, op. 13, no. 1.
© Rossetter G. Cole, Chicago, as the
author. R 8031, Apr. 15, 1929. 337
Shadows (The) of the evening hours;
anthem, words by Adelaide A. Proc-
ter, music by S. A. Baldwin; mixed
voices. © Samuel A. Baldwin, New
York, as the author of the music.
R 3280, Mar. 9, 1929. 338
Shakspeare; suite de valses sur l’opé-
rette de Gaston Serpette, par J. A.
Anschiitz. © Charles Désiré Robert
Marioton, Romilly sur Seine, France,
as the executor of the. author. R
1058, Sept. 6, 1927. 339
Shall angels sing o’er you; sacred song,
words by W. C. Martin, music by M.
L. McPhail. © M. Li. McPhail, Park
Ridge, Ill., as. the author of the
music. R 2633, Jan. 31, 1929. 340
Shall we; sacred song, words and mu-
sic by C. H. Gabriel. © Charles H.
Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the au-
thor. R 2639, Feb. 2, 1929. 341
Share your blessings; sacred song,
words and music by BH. S. Lorenz.
© Edmund §S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author. R 2618, Feb. 2, 1929.
342
Shining for Jesus; sacred song, words
by Lizzie De Armond, music by J. 8.
Fearis. © John S. Fearis, Chicago,
as the author of the music. R 2649,
Feb. 2, 1929. 343
Short (A) communion service in E
flat; music by Edwin B. Hughes;
mixed voices.’ © Ada H. Hughes,
Straatsburg-on-Hudson, N. Y., as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 3331, May 4, 1929. 344
Silver (The) slipper; modern extraya-
ganza, lyrics by W. H. Risque, music
by Leslie Stuart; voc. sc. © Kath-
erine Mary Stuart, London, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 2674, April 24, 1929. 345:
Silver song series; no. 6, selected, com-
posed and arr. by Leonard B. Mar-
shall; for 1, 2, 8, and 4 voices. ©
Emeline L. Marshall, Boston, as the
widow of the author. R 3153, Mar.
20, 1929. 346:
Since Jesus spoke peace to my soul;
gospel song, words by Jno. R. Clem-
ents, music by P. P. Bilhorn. ©
P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author
of the music. R 2998, Apr. 4, 1929.
347
Sleep, my love; Taylor’s serenade,
words and music by B. Taylor. ©
Billee Taylor, New York, as the
author. R 2725, Feb. 4, 1929. 348
Slumber song; by C. A. Preyer, op. 38,
no. 4; pf. © Carl A. Preyer, Law-
rence, Kan., as the author. R 3339,
May 4, 1929. 349
Smiles, smiles, smiles; words by Byrd
Dougherty, music by W.: H. Penn.
© William H. Penn, New York, as
the author of the music. R 2771,
Feb. 4, 1929. 350
Snowdrops; two little duets, poems by
Annie Matheson, music by Liza Leh-
mann; mezzo sop. or contralto and
bar. © Herbert Bedford, London, as
the widower of the author of the
music. R 2575, Feb. 1, 1929. 351
Soldiers of the cross; sacred song,
words by Kate Ulmer, music by M.
L. McPhail. © M. L. McPhail, Park
Ridge, Ill., as the author of the
music. R 2632, Feb. 2, 1929. 352
Soldier’s (The) story; words by H. B.
Smith, music by Ludwig Englander.
© Harry B. Smith, New York, ag
the author of the words. R 2927,
Mar. 30, 1929. 353°
Solitude; intermezzo, by Rich. Hilen-
berg, arr. by A. Roth; orch. © AIl-
fred Roth, Richmond Hill, L. L.,
N. Y., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 2886, Mar. 27, 1929. 354
Something to do; sacred song, words
by Jennie Ree, music by C. H. Ga-
briel. © Charles H. Gabriel, Ber-
keley, Calif., as the author of the
music. R 2641, Feb. 2, 1929. 355:
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Somnolence; de Sept piéces 4 quatre
mains, par F. Schmitt. © Florent
Schmitt, Saint Cloud, France, as the
author. R 2595, Sept. 10, 1929. yea
Song of the future; words by Sidney
Lanier, music by H. Ware. © Har-
riet Ware, Plainfield, N. J., as the
author of the music. R 2585, Mar.
H, 1929. 357
‘Song of the sword; from Dolly Var-
den, lyric by Stanislaus Stange, mu-
sic by Julian Edwards. © Philip-
pine Edwards, New York, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 2742, Dec. 6, 1928. 358
Songs by night; gospel song, words by
Jno. R. Clements, music by Ferd
Degen, arr. by P. P. Bilhorn. ©
P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author
of the arrangement. R 2988, Apr.
4, 1929. 359
Souhaits de jeune fille; de Sept piéces
4 quatre mains, par F. Schmitt. ©
Florent Schmitt, Saint Cloud,
France, as the author. R 2602, Sept.
10, 1928. 360
Source of all blessings; sacred song,
words by Kate Ulmer, music by M.
L. MePhail. © M. L. McPhail, Park
Ridge, Ill., as the author of the mu-
sic. R 2628, Feb. 2, 1929. ie eb OL.
Souvenir de Ribeaupierre; de Sept
pieces & quatre mains, par F.
Schmitt. © Florent Schmitt, Saint
Cloud, France, as the author. R
2596, Sept. 10, 1928. 362
Souvenir de Strauss; waltz, by Ph.
Fahrbach, arr. by A. Roth; orch. ©
Alfred Roth, Richmond Hill, L. I.,
N. Y., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 28738, Apr. 2, 1929. 363
Souvenir of Otay; march, by T. H.
Rollinson; orch. © Henry P. Bun-
cher, Waltham, Mass., as the exec-
utor of the author. R 3317, Apr. 12,
1929. 364
Souvenir-waltz; by S. Seiler; pf. ©
Siegfried Seiler, Los Angeles, as the
author. R 3206, Mar. 12,1929. 365
Spring gladness; hymn anthem, words
and music by E. S. Lorenz. © Ed-
mund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the
author. R 2659, Mar. 2, 1929. 366
Star (The) of Bethlehem ; sacred song,
by S. Adams, arr. by T. M. Tobani;
orch. © Theo. Moses Tobani, Jack-
son Heights, L. I., N. Y., as the au-
thor of the arrangement. R 2872,
Ape. 2, 1920: 367
Starlight reverie; by J. A. Seidt. ©
John A. Seidt, Baltimore, as the au-
thor. R 2920, Apr. 6, 1929. 368:
Stelldichein-serenade; aus Lysistrata,
von P. Lincke; pf. © Paul Lincke,.
Berlin, as the author of the music.
R 3302, Apr. 30, 1929. 369:
Story (The) never old; gospel song,
words by Ina Duley Ogdon, music by
P. P. Bilhorn. © P., P. Bilhorn, Chi-
cago, as the author of the music.
R 2997, Apr. 4, 1929. 370)
Story of redemption; sacred song,
words by Mrs. Frank A. Breck, mu-
sic by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author
of the music. R 2627, Feb. 2, 1929.
3871
Strauss (Richard) Feuersnot; ein:
singgedicht in einem akt, von Ernst
von Wolzogen, musik von R. Strauss,
op. 50; orch.-partitur. © Richard
Strauss, Vienna, as the author of
the music. R 38202, Dec. 26, 1928.
372
Liebesscene fiir orchester; aus
Feuersnot, von Ernst von Wolzogen,
musik von R. Strauss, op. 50. Par-
titur wu. stimmen. © Richard
Strauss, Vienna, as the author of
the music. R 3203, Dec. 26, 1928.
373
Sue; words by Alfred Bryan, music
by John W. Bratton. © John W.
Bratton, Brooklyn, as the author of
the music. R 2751, Feb. 4, 1929. P
3874
Suffer little children to come unto Me;
anthem, words by W. M. Hutchins,
music by E. S. Hosmer. © Elmer
S. Hosmer, Providence, R. I., as the
author of the music. R 3316, Mar.
28, 1929. 375.
Sun of my soul, thou Saviour dear;.
hymn anthem, words by John Keble,
music by A. Frey. © Adolf Frey,
Syracuse, N. Y., as the author of the
music. R 3308, Mar. 18, 1929. 376
Sunshine; Children’s day service,
words by Laura HE. Newell, music by’
C. H. Gabriel and others. © Chas.
H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as one:
of the authors of the music. R 2705,
Apr. 3, 1929: aut
Sweet home of the angels; words by
Henry V. Neal, music by Robert A.
King [pseud. of R. A. K. King];
high voice. © Robert A. Keiser
King, New York, as the author of
the music. R 2707, Apr. 18, Pend
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Swing song (L’esearpolette); by
Charles Fontaine, rev. and fingered
by Frank Lynes; pf. © Adéle G.
Lynes, Cambridge, Mass., as the
widow of the author of the revision
and fingering. R 3263, May 8, 1929.
379
Tambourine girl; by A. E. Warren; pf.
© Hannah L. Warren, Cambridge-
port, Mass., as the widow of the
author. R 3327, May 4, 1929. 380
Tarantella; by C. A. Preyer, op. 38,
NO... Di. Dt: SOuiCarlewA, . Preyer,
Lawrence, Kan., as the author. R
3319, Mar. 28, 1929. 381
Tarry with me, O my Saviour; anthem,
words by Mrs. C. L. Smith, music by
S. A. Baldwin; bar. solo and cho. ©
Samuel A. Baldwin, New York, as
the author of the music. R 3279,
Mar. 9, 1929. 382
Te Deum laudamus; set to music by
H. K. Hadley; mixed voices; in A.
© Henry K. Hadley, New York, as
the author of the music. R 8281,
Mar. 9, 1929. 383
Te Deum laudamus; set to music by
W. H. Hall; mixed voices, organ
ace.; in C. © Walter Henry Hall,
New York, as the author of tke
music. R 3282, Mar. 9, 1929. 384
Thanks and_ glory; Thanksgiving
anthem, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 3367,
Apr. 12, 1929. 385
That blessed home; sacred song, words
by Kate Ulmer, music by M. L.
McPhail. © M. L. McPhail, Park
Ridge, Ill., as the author of the
music. R 26380, Feb. 2, 1929. 386
That dear and blessed country; gospel
song, words by Flora Kirkland,
musie by P. P. Bilhorn. © P. P.
Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author of
the music. R 2979, Apr. 4, 1929.
387
There is an hour of peaceful rest;
anthem, music by Arthur W. Nelson.
© Flora Nelson Barry, Central
Lake, Mich., as the next of kin of
the author of the music. R 3365,
Apr. 12, 1929. 388
There is nothing like communion;
gospel song, words by Ina Duley
Ogdon, music by P. P. Bilhorn. ©
P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author
of the music. R 29838, Apr. 4, 1929.
389
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 24
There never was a girl like Sue; words
and music by Charles D. Bingham.
© Dorena Bingham, Toronto, On-
tario, Canada, as the widow of the
author. R 2720, Feb. 4, 1929. 390
There’s nobody just like you; words
and music by William H. Penn. ©
L. Ruth Penn, Hast Elmhurst, L. I.,
N. Y., as the widow of the author.
R 27387, Mar. 22, 1929. 391
Thine eyes are like the stars; words
by W. C. Kreusch, music by H. 8.
Krouse. © H. Sylvester Krouse,
New York, as the author of the
music. R 3299, May 3, 1929. 392
Thine own; gospel song, words by
Neal A. McAulay, music by Ferd
Degen; arr. by ‘P.’ P) Buhorna ©)
P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author
of the arr. R 2969, Apr. 4, 1929.
. 393
Thou that from the heavens art; by
Charles P. Scott; mixed voices. ©
Maude Ladd Scott, Malden, Mass., as
the widow of the author. R 3265,
May 8, 1929. 394
Thy faith hath made thee whole;
gospel song, words by John R.
Clements, music by P. P. Bilhorn.
© P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the
author of the music. R 2965, Apr. 4,
1929. 395
Thy heart; words from the Sanskrit
by A. V. Williams Jackson, music
by H. T. Burleigh; mezzo-sop. or
bar. © Harry T. Burleigh, New
York, as the author of the music.
R 3357, May 11, 1929. 396
Thy love to me; sacred song, words by
Mary C. Gates, music by E. S.
Lorenz; male voices. © Edmund §.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author
of the music. R 2652, Feb. 7, 1929.
397
Thy name; words and musie by Edna
Rosalind Park. 1. Contralto or
bar.—2. Sop. or ten. © Edna M.
Park, Chestertown, N. Y., as the
next of kin of the author who is not
living. R 3147, Mar. 27, 1929. 398
Time of beauty; service for Children’s
day, by J. L. Hall and Irvin H.
Mack. © J. Lincoln Hall, Philadel-
phia, as the author of the music.
R 2919, Apr. 10, 1929. 399
To have you love, to hold you love;
words by Frank H. Bernard, music
by J. Itzel. © John Itzel, Balti-
more, as the author of the music.
R 2749, Feb. 5, 1929. 400
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Tras los montes; souvenir d’Hspagne,
par Victor Dolmetsch, op. 137; pf.
(© Arnold Dolmetsch, Haslemere,
England, Albert Dolmetsch, Colom-
bes, France and Frédéric Dolmetsch,
Neuilly, France, as the children of
the deceased author. R 2683, Jan.
38, 1929. 401
Traversée heureuse; de Sept piéces a
quatre maing par F. Schmitt. ©
Florent Schmitt, Saint Cloud,
Franee, as the author. R 2598, Sept.
10, 1928. 402
Trust in the Lord; sacred duo, words
from Psalm 37, music by A. Frey;
sop. and alto or ten. and bass. ©
Adolf Frey, Syracuse, N. Y., as the
author of the music. R 2838, Apr.
16, 1929. 403
Turn Thy face from my sins; anthem,
music by H. J. Storer; with organ
ace. © Henry J. Storer, Belmont,
Mass., as the author of the music.
R 3336, May 4, 1929. 404
Valse lente; by C. A. Preyer, op. 38,
no. 6; pf. © Carl A. Preyer, Law-
rence, Kan., as the author. R 3338,
May 4, 1929. 405
Vers le réve; poésie de René Louis;
musique de J. Vieu, of France; en
sol, pour tén. ou sop. © Jane Vieu,
Paris, as the author of the music.
R 2572, Feb. 1, 1929. 406
Victor’s (The) crown; sacred song,
words by William Appel, music by
C. H. Gabriel. © Charles H. Ga-
briel, Berkeley, Calif., as the author
of the music. R 2636, Feb. 2, 1929.
407
Wait till the morning dawns; sacred
song. words by E. E. Hewitt, music
by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author of |
R 2626, Feb. 2, 1929.
408
Waiting; gospel song, words by Chas.
W. Fletcher, music by Ferd Degen,
arr. by P. P. Bilhorn. © P. P. Bil-
horn, Chicago, as the author of the
arrangement. R 2987, Apr. 4, 1929.
409
Waldmere march; by F. H. Losey. 1.
Band.—2. Pf. © Frank Hoyt Losey,
Erie, Pa., as the author of the ar-
rangement. R 2888, 2890, Mar. 27,
1929. 410, 411
Walking with Jesus; gospel song,
words and music by Harry L.
Brooks, arr. by P. P. Bilhorn. © P.
Mit
the music.
12594 (422)
P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author
of the arrangement. R 2992, Apr. 4,
1929. 412
Waltz of the flower girls; by F. A.
Williams, op. 29, no. 2; pf. © Fred-
erick A. Williams, Cleveland Heights,
O., as the author. R 3325, Mar. 28,
1929. 413
Watching all the way; sacred song,
words by Fanny Crosby, music by
EK. 8. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as the author of the
music. R 2619, Feb. 2, 1929. 414
Watching the parade; by E. S. Hos-
mer; pf. © Elmer S. Hosmer, Proy-
idence, R. I., as the author. R 33387,
May 4, 1929. 415
Watchman’s (The) cry; gospel song,
words by Horatius Bonar, music
and arr. by P. P. Bilhorn. © P. P.
Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author of
the music and arrangement. R 2959,
Apr. 4, 1929. 416
Water (The) of salvation; gospel song,
words by Ina Duley Ogdon, music by
Pes, Eathorns ©) P. PP. buborn,
Chicago, as the author of the music.
R 29938, Apr. 4, 1929. 417
We'll never pass again this way;
saered song, words by Mrs. M. M.
Newton, musie by E. S. Lorenz. ©
Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author of the music. R 2615,
Feb. 2, 1929. 418
We must answer to our names; sacred
song, words by Jennie Wilson, music
by E. S. Lorenz; male voices. ©
Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author of the music. R 2651,
Feb. 7, 1929. 419
We're all good fellows; from The
chaperons, lyrics by Frederic Ran-
ken, musie by I. Witmark. © Isi-
dore Witmark, Woodmere, L. I., N.
Y., aS the author of the music. R
2722, Dec. 28, 1928. 420
We shall conquer in His name; gos-
pel song, words by Thomas Sullivan,
music by P. P. Bilhorn. © P. P.
Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author of
the music. R 2984, Apr. 4, 1929.
421
We shall see His face; gospel song,
words by Jennie HE. Hussey, music
by Ferd Degen, arr. by P. P. Bil-
horn. © P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as
the author of the arrangement. R
3010, Apr. 4, 1929. 422.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12594 (423)
Welt-ernte (Die) ; German missionary
service, ed. by E. S. Lorenz. © Hd-
mund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the
author of the music. R 2692, Mar.
23, 1929. 423
What the lilies say; primary Haster
carol, words by Harriet D. Castle,
music by E. 8S. Lorenz. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author
of the music. R 2606, Dec. 15, 1928.
424
When all Thy mercies; anthem, music
by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lo-
renz, Dayton, O., as the author of
the music. R 38358, Apr. 12, 1929.
425
When gazing in thine eyes so dear;
song by O. Speaks. © Oley Speaks,
New York, as the author of the mu-
Sic. R 2708, Dec. 8, 1928. 426
When I sang my low C; solo and re-
frain, from The chaperons, lyric by
Frederic Ranken, musie by I. Wit-
mark. © Isidore Witmark, Wood-
mere, L. I., N. Y., as the author of
the music. R 2740, Dec. 28, 1928.
427
When it’s all goin’ out and nothin’
comin’ in; words and music by Wil-
liams and Walker, words rev. by
J. W. Johnson. © James W. John-
son, New York, as the author of the
revision of words, and Lottie Wil-
liams, New York, as the widow of
Bert Williams. R 3172, Apr. 20,
1929. 428
When the pearly gates unfold; gospel
song, words by Jennie E. Hussey,
music by P. P. Bilhorn. © P. P.
Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author of
the music. R 2994, Apr. 4, 1929.
429
When the vail is lifted; solo and cho.,
words by Fanny Crosby, music by
EK. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lo-
renz, Dayton, O., as the author of
the music. R 2625, Feb. 2, 1929.
430
When victory is won; gospel song,
words by Julia D. Burnhard, music
by Ferd Degen, arr. by P. P. Bil-
horn. © P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as
the author of the arrangement. R
3014, Apr. 4, 1929. 431
When we are parted; words and music
by Florence Buckingham Joyce. ©
Florence B. Joyce Adams, New York,
as the author. R 3315, Mar. 28, 1929.
432
pt. 11, n.s., v. 24
When you are near; words by Walter
H. Ford, music by J. W. Bratton.
© John W. Bratton, Brooklyn, as
the author of the music. R 2729;
Feb. 5, 1929. 433
Where the Savious leads ; sacred song,
words and music by E. S. Lorenz.
© E[dmund] S. Lorenz, Dayton, O.,
as the author. R 2612, Feb. 2, 1929.
° 434
Who will bring them in; sacred song,
words by Ida L. Reed, music by EH.
S. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as the author of the mu-
Sic. R 2622, Feb. 4, 1929. 435
Who will join us? gospel song, words
by M. G. Walker, music and arr. by
P. P. Bilhorn. © P. P. Bilhorn, Chi-
cago, as the author of the music
and arrangement. R 2960, Apr. 4,
1929. 436
Whole (The) of life for Jesus; sacred
song, words by Mrs. Jessie Brown
Pounds, musie by J. H..Tenney. ©
Alice P. Tenney, Ipswich, Mass., as
the widow of the author of the mu-
sic. R 2645, Feb. 4, 1929. 437
Why do I love Jesus; sacred song,
words by Addie J. Bacon, music by
' C. H. Gabriel. © Charles H. Ga-
briel, Berkeley, Calif., as the author
of the music. R 2637, Feb. 4, 1929.
438
Why not trust Jesus? gospel song,
words by P. P. Bilhorn, music by
Ferd Degen, arr. by P. P. Bilhorn.
© P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as the
author of the words and arrange-
ment of music. R 2974, Apr. 4,
1929. 439
Wilhelmina; from Fiddle - dee - dee,
words by E. Smith, music by
John Stromberg. © Edgar Smith,
Elmhurst, L. I., N. Y., as the author
of the words. R 2719, Feb. 4, 1929.
440
Will He own me; Sacred song, words
by Emma S8. Stilwell, music by E. 8.
Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as the author of the music.
R 2624, Feb. 4, 1929. 441
Within the shining gates; sacred song,
words by Laura EH. Newell, music
by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lo-
renz, Dayton, O., as the author of
the music. R 2617, Feb. 4, me
Witness (A) for the Lord; sacred
song, words by Jennie Wilson, mu-
sic by J. S. Fearis. © John S.
666
RENEWALS
no. 5, 1929
Fearis, Chicago, as the author of the
music. R 2648, Feb. 4, 1929. 443
Wonderful Savior of all; gospel song,
words by Ina Duley Ogdon, music
by Ferd Degen, arr. by P. P. Bil-
horn. © P. P. Bilhorn, Chicago, as
the author of the arrangement. R
3001, Apr. 4, 1929. tit
Yale boola! march and two step, mu-
sic by A. M. Hirsh, arr. by G. L.
Atwater, jr.; pf. © A. M. Hirsh,
New York, as the author of the mu-
sic. R 3347, Mar. 5, 1929. 445
Yanky dandy; cake-walk, march and
two step, by S. G. Kiesling; pf. ©
Samuel G. Kiesling, Brooklyn, as the
author. R 2909, Apr. 16, 1929. 446
12594 (449)
You musn’t blame the copper blame
the cook; from The chaperons, lyric
by Frederic Ranken, music by I.
Witmark. © Isidore Witmark,
Woodmere, L. I., N. Y., as the au-
thor of the music. R 2736, Dec. 28,
1928. 447
Your own; my love will be ever your
own, words by Walter H. Ford, mu-
sic by J. W. Bratton. © John W.
Bratton, Brooklyn, as the author of
the music. R 2732, Feb. 5, 1929.
448
23rd regiment march; vigilantia, by
J. Lacalle. © Jos. Lacalle, Brook-
lyn, aS the author. R 3133, Mar. 5,
1929. 449
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
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CATALOGUE
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PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891
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PART 8
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
INCLUDING:
LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS
1929
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 24
No. 6
UNITED STATES
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alphabet of the titles of the musical works with certain exceptions ex-
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the title (except “a,” “an,” or “the,” or the corresponding foreign articles),
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Australia and the territories of Papua and Norfoll Island, vol.
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pages vii—vili of nos. 3-4;
Belgium, vol. 6 (1911), pages v—vi of no. 7;
Canada, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi—viii of no. 8;
Chile, vol. 20 (1925), pages vi-vii of nos, 11 and 12;
Cuba, vol. 6 (1911), pages iv—v of no. 12;
Czechoslovakia, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi—vil of no. 4;
Denmark, vol. 15 (1920), pages xli—xiv of no. 18;
Finland, vol. 23 (1928), pages vi—vii of no. 12;
France, vol. 13 (1918), pages xi—x1i of no. 5;
Germany, vol. 6 (1911), pages vi—vii of no. 7, and vol. 17 (1922),
pages ix—x of no. 6;
Great Britain, vol. 10 (1915), pages Vili—ix Be no. 3, and vol. 1h
(1920), pages vi-ix of no. 13;
Hungary, vol. 17 (1922), pages eset of no. 6;
Italy, vol. 10 (1915), pages viii-ix of no. 4, and vol. 17 (1922),
pages xiii—xiv of no. 6;
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Netherlands, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi—vii of no. 3;
New Zealand, vol. 12 (1917), pages v-ix of no. 3, and vol. 17
(1922), pages xv—xix of no. 6;
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Poland, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi—vii of no. 2;
Rumania, vol. 23 (1928), pages vi—vii of no. 7;
Sweden, vol. 15 (1920), pages vi—vii of no. 3;
Switzerland, vol. 19 (1924), pages vii—viii of nos. 5-6;
Union of South Africa, vol. 19 (1924), pages vi-vii of nos. 3-4.
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Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, and
Uruguay.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Noticr.—When the nationality of the composer is not specifically stated in the title
entry, it is to be understood that he is a citizen of the United States.
°A famma ’e muglierema; versi e mu-
Sica di Guglielmo Onofri, of Italy,
domiciled at Brooklyn. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 12, 1929;
E ounp. 7872; Filo Miraglia, Brook-
lyn. 12595
A la aurora; words and music by
Simon G. Casas, of Mexico; pf.
[Photostat] © Apr. 22, 1929; 2 ¢.
Apr. 27; E pub. 6893; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 12596
A media noche; vals cancion, musica
de Miguel J. Jimenez, of Mexico,
domiciled at El Paso, letra y arr.
de F. Moure; pf. © 1c. June 15,
1929; E unp. 7960; Francisco Moure,
El Paso. 12597
A orillas de una fuente; letra y mu-
sica de Maria Rodriguez, of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles. 8vo.
[Photostat] © June 18, 1929; 2 c.
June 24; E pub. 7000; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 12598
Abajefias (Las) bonitas; cancion sina-
loense, letra y musica por E. Rubio,
of Mexico; pf. ©1c. Jan. 16, 1929;
E unp. 2864; Ernesto Rubio, Los
Angeles, 12599
Abedules (Los);‘letra y musica de
Rafael Paramount, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles. 8vo. [Photo-
stat] © June 18, 1929; 2 ec. June
24; E pub. 7001; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 12600
Abodah; Yom Kippur melody, by
Ernest Bloch; violin and pf. ©
Mar. 11, 1929; 2 c. June 27; E pub.
7247; Carl Fischer, inec., New York.
12601
Absolute; words and music by Haven
Gillespie and Little Jack Little.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
June 3, 1929; E unp. 7645; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 12602
Adam and Eve; words and music by
James D. Touchstone. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. June 8, 1929;
E unp. 7481; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 12603
Addendum [to] United States, Amer-
ica; national anthem, words’ by
Oliver Murray Edwards, music by
William Berwald. Syracuse, New
York, Oliver music co. 4to. © May
17, 1929; 2 c. June 6; E pub. 6829;
Oliver M. Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y.
12604
Adieu, Montmartre; words and music
by Maury Madison [pseud. of W. R.
Smith] ©1c. June 3, 1929; E unp.
7518; W. Renwick Smith, Paris, Ky.
12605
Adieu Paris; words and music by
Maury Madison [pseud. of W. Ren-
wick Smith] ©1ce. June 12, 1929;
E unp. 7875; W. Renwick Smith,
New York. 12606
Adoration; poem by Marion Graybiel
Means, music by Royal Andrews
Merwin. © June 10, 1929; 2c. June
11; E pub. 6786; G. Ricordi & co.,
inc., New York. 12607
‘After awhile; fox trot, words by Paul
D. Meenan, Fred B. Weismer and
F. R. Notz, music by F. R. Notz.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
June 17, 1929; E unp. 8066; Frank
R. Notz, Seranton, Pa. 12608
Agincourt (The) song; unison, poem
cira 1415, old English melody 15th
century, arr. by Herbert A. Fricker,
of Great Britain. 4to. © June 1,
1929; 1c June 1; E for. 4853;
Whaley, Royce & co., ltd., Toronto,
Canada. 12609
Agitato cavaleata; by E. Conte and
L. Brunelli, orch. by A. E. Cafa-
rella; orch. pts. © June 19, 1929;
2c. June 21; E pub. 6958; Atlas
music corp., New York. 12610
’AX\pautwéyn (E agrampeli); words
and music anon., arr. by Demo. Zat-
tas, of Greece, domiciled at New
York; pf. © 1c. May 138, 1929; E
unp. 6666; Alector pub. co., New
York. 12611
669
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12612,
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Ab non fuggirmi (Hscape me not);
love song, lyric by G. Nicolari, tr.
by Frances Lombardi, music by Ma-
rino Smiraglia, of Italy, domiciled
at Highland, N. Y. New York City,
N. Y., Modern music pub. ¢€o.
June 20, 1929; 2 c. June 21; EK pub.
6969; Gaetano Nicolari, Poughkeep-
sie, N. Y. 12612
Al anis % Por qué bebo? cancion co-
lombiana, letra de S. Sanchez, mu-
sica de Juan Vazquez y S. Sanchez,
of Mexico, domiciled at Chicago;
[two voices]. © 1c. June 3, 1929;
E unp. 7532; Ignacio M. Valle, Chi-
cago. 12613
Alabama (The) flood; words and mu-
sic by A. Jenkins. [Words and mel-
ody. only] © 1c. June 6, 1929; EB
unp. 7665; Andrew Jenkins, Atlanta.
12614
-Alabama strut; by Charles Davenport.
[Melody only] ©1e. June 5, 1929;
EK unp. 7604; State st. music pub. co.,
inec., Chicago. 12615
‘Alberta; waltz, by L. P. Laurendeau,
arr. by J. C. Strebor [pseud. of Chas.
J. Roberts]; full band pts. 4to. ©
Apr. 16, 19292 ¢«. June 2(; © pub:
72138; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
12616
Ali-Baba.; 0, La guarache musuhnana,
letra y musica de EH. Lecuona, of
Cuba.
HK .. for.
Havana.
4900; Lecuona,
12617
Ernesto
Alice, I’m madly in love; words and
music by A. K. Lynch. © 1 ce. June
38, 1929; H unp. 7557; Ada Kyle
Lynch, Venado, Calif. 12618
Alicia; tango fox-trot, words by Dar-
rell Gordon Graham, music by Russ
Goudey [i. e. M. R. Goudey] ©l1e.
June 11, 1929; E unp. 7793; Maurice:
Russell Goudey, Brookline, Mass.
12619
All dressed up; words and music by
A. K. Lynch. © 1 ¢, June 3, 1929:
EK. unp. 7556; Ada Kyle Lynch, Ve-
nado, Calif. 12620
All for love; words and music by M.
Lauro. ©1c. June 4, 1929; D unp.
27515 ; Michael Lauro, Brooklyn.
12621
All for you; words and music by E.
Kraemer. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 1, 1929; E unp. 7386;
Emil Kraemer, Fort Crockett, Tex.
12622
© Feb. 9, 1929; 1 c: June 3;:
All go hungry hash house; words and
music by J. C. Binkley and D. A.
Binkley. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 12, 1929; E unp. 7817;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 12623
All I do is follow butterflies ; lyrie by
Mort Dixon, music by Harry Woods;
pf. and ukulele ace. © June 13,
1929; 2 « June 15; E pub. 6742;
- Remick music corp., New York.
12624
All that I want is a stay at home girl;
words and music by Jack O’Hagan,
of Australia. © May 3, 1929; 1 ¢.
June 20; EH for. 5277; Allan & co.,
proprietary ltd., London. 12625
Allegiance; national anthem, words
and music by A. Shutt. © 1.¢. June
4, 1929; E unp. 7682; Albert Shutt,
Topeka, Kan. 12626
Allegro drammatico; par M. Brussel-
mans, of Belgium; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur et 1° violino
conducteur. 4to. © May 25, 1929;
1c. June 10; E for. 5020; BE. Gaudet,
12627
Alma mater, vision bright; Atlanta
University, by J. R. Combs; pf. with
words. ©1c. June 10, 1929; EH unp.
7781; Jacob R. Combs, Washington.
- Paris.
12628
Aloha oe; by H. M. Queen Liliuoka-
lani, arr. by Errol Collins; cornet
solo or duet, with pf. ace. © June
15, 1929; 2 c. June 14; E pub. 6707;
Walter A. Quincke, Los Angeles.
: 12629
Alone with my dreams; words and mu-
sic by M. Singleton. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 13, 1929;
E unp. 7912; Mollie Singleton, New
York. 12630
Along the dreamy Solomon ; words and
music by H. W. Judd. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 26, 1929;
E unp. 8845; Harry W. Judd, Arkan-
sas City, Kan. 12631
Although I haven’t a chance; words
and music by A. M. Cherkose; pf.
© 1c. June 27, 1929; E unp. 84387;
Aubrey M. Cherkose, Detroit. 12632
Always feeling blue; words and music
by G. J. Maire. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. June 20, 1929; E unp.
8192; George John Maire, Woodside,
Wa beg IN ice 12633 |
670
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
12656
Always live around a fire house, and
you4ll never be lonesome any more;
words by Sugar Marcella, music by
To. Reuly = pi... G)..1 ¢...snne, 1,
1929; E unp. 7365; Thomas Joseph
Reilly, Singac, N. J. 12634
Am I blue; lyric by Grant Clarke, mu-
sic by Harry Akst, arr. by Ed.
Smalle. 4to. 1. Male voices.—2.
Mixed voices. © June 17, 1929; 2c.
each June 20; E pub. 6948, 6949; M.
Witmark & sons, New York.
12635, 12636
Am I the lucky boy; words by Jean-
nette Des Champs, music by N. Tan-
ner. © 1c. June 26, 1929; E unp.
8377; Nevin Tanner, Spokane, Wash.
12637
Amame no seas ingrata. letra y mu-
siea de Maria Rodriguez, of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles. 8vo.
[Photostat] © June 18, 1929; 2 ¢.
June 24; E pub. 7005; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 12638
America; words and music by FE. G.
Bruce-Callender, of Great Britain,
domiciled at New York. ©1c. June
24, 1929; E unp. 8254; Fitz Gerald
Bruce-Callender, New York. 12639
America and the Flag—the dauntless
freedom Flag; words and music by
Edwardes Baxter [i. e. Wm. Ed-
wardes Baxter] © June 3, 1929;
2 e. June 6; E pub. 6898; House of
Harmony, Louisville, Ky. 12640
Amor di padre; andante mazurka, por
Vincenzo Spadea, of Italy, domiciled
at New York; pf. © June 1, 1929;
2c. June 13; E pub. 6700; Vincent
Spadea, New York. 12641
Amore (L’) coi piedi; canzone one
step, di Vittorio Mascheroni, of
Italy; piccola orch. parti. 4to. ©
May 31, 1929; 1 ce. June 18; E for.
5232; A. & G. Carish & c., Milan.
12642
Amore (L’) coi piedi; one-step, di Za-
bum 1929, versi di Luciano Ramo,
musica di Vittorio Mascheroni, of
Italy ; pf. © May 1, 1929; 1 e. May
31; E for. 4865; A. & G. Carisch &
e., Milan. 12643
Amours charnelles; poéme sympho-
nique, par Th. Kross, orch, par
Georges Krier, of France; orch. par-
ties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
May 25, 1929; 1c. June 10; E for.
5054; J. Yves Krier, Paris. 12644
And then my castles came tumbling
down; lyrics by Chick Endor and
Ted Koehler, music by Eddie Ward,
arr. by W. C. Lindemann; pf. and
ukulele ace. © June 10, 1929; 2 ec.
June 12; E pub. 6670; George and
Arthur Piantadosi, ine., New York.
12645
Andalouse; de Alexandre de Taeye, of
Belgium ; odeon and salonorch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and ist violin
conductor. 4to. © June 1, 1929;
1c. May 28; E for. 4879; Aug. Cranz,
G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 12646
Angel de mis ensuefhos; words and
music by Simon G. Casas, of Mexico;
pf. [Photostat] © Apr. 22, 1929;
2c. Apr. 27; E pub. 6894; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 12647
Angela parva mia; words and music
by C. E. Briscoe. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ce. June 13, 1929;
E unp. 7898; Charles Emanuel Bris-
coe, Kansas City. 12648
Angelina; words and music by A.
Howard. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 11, 1929; E unp. 7804;
Anna Howard, New York. 12649
Angeline, the baker; words and music
by E. Dunford. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. June 13, 1929; E unp.
82383; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 12650
Angélique; farce en 1 acte, paroles de
Nino, musique de Jacques Ibert, of
France; orch. Partition. © May
2, 1929 > 4 -c@ June 4; D pub. 27527
Heugel, Paris. 12651
Angelus-meditation; by J. Sebastian
Matthews; organ. © May 22, 1929;
2 e. June 4; E pub. 65738; Oliver Dit-
son ¢co., Boston. 12652
Afioranzas; letra de L. F. de Sevilla y
A. C. Carreflo, mus‘eca de Benito Mo-
rat6, of Spain. © June 13, 1929;
1 ec. June 14; E for. 5118; Union
musical espafiola, Madrid. 12653
Answer to a child’s question ; poem by
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, music by
P. R. Frey. © May 31, 1929; 2c.
June 3; E pub. 6515; Philip Rockel
Frey, Springfield, O. 12654
Antoinette; words and music by H. J.
Cleary. [Photostat] © 1c. June
22, 1929; E unp. 8206; Homer John
Cleary, Marion, O. 12655
Antonietta; polka, by Nicola Giuliano;
violin. ©1c. June 12, 1929; EB unp.
7866; Vincenzo Vacea, New York.
12656
671
12657
Any place but home is home sweet
home to me; by D. Tiomkin, of Rus-
sia, domiciled at New York; 1st vio-
line ©1e June 28, 1929; E unp.
8419; Dimitri Tiomkin, New York.
12657
Any place where mother is, is home
sweet home to me; words by B.
Leeper, music by George L. Cobb.
© 1c. June 10, 1929; BH unp. 7768;
Bessie Leeper, Stratton, Neb. 12658
Approach, my soul, the mercy seat;
anthem, words by John Newton,
mus ¢@ by John Hyatt Brewer; mixed
voices. 4to. © June 26, 1929; 2c.
June 273" BE pub. (131; Arthur’ B.
Schmidt co., Boston. 12659
Aquarelle hollandaise; by Christiaan
Kriens, orch. by L. Kun; orch. pts.
© June 19, 1929; 2 c. June 21; E
pub. 6959; Atlas music corp., New
York. 12660
Are you really mine; lyrics by Irving
Caesar, music by Joseph H. Santly.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
June 3, 1929; E unp. 7549; Santly
bros., ine., New York.
Aren’t we all vagabond dreamers;
intro. ’'m just a vagabond lover, by
’ Rudy Vallée and Leon Zimmerman,
- eompiled by Leo. Wood, ed. and arr.
by Lee Orean Smith; special organ
* transcription, with words. © June
7, 1929; 2 @ June 8; E pub. 6760;
Leo Feist, ine., New York. 12662
Arise and shine; words and music by
lL. McIntorsh. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. June 13, 1929; E unp.
8238; Southern music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 12668
Arrival (The); -by Joseph Morris
[pseud. of Theodore M. Tobani] ;
violin and pf. © May 24, 1929; 2c.
May 31; FE pub. 6461; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 12664
As the world is passing by; words and
music by M. V. Batson. Sedalia,
Mo., A. W. Perry’s sons. © Apr. 15,
1929; 2 e. June 8; HB pub. 7051;
Maye V. Batson, Ellisville, Miss.
12665
As we go dancing; [14 others], words
by llenry Morgenthau, 38rd, Louis
Wain, and others, musie by H. Mor-
genthau, 8rd. (Cover title: Music)
© May 9, 1929; 2 ¢ June 1; E pub.
6628; Henry Morgenthau, jr., New
York. 12666
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12661 |
pt. 111, Nn. s., v. 24
At close of day; words by Robert A.
Simon, music by David Mendoza.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 26, 1929; E unp. 8335; Judson
radio program corp., New York.
12667
At sunset; by Montague Ewing, of
Great Britain; pf. © June 14, 1929;
2c June 17; E pub. 7098 ; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 12668
At the circus: by Paul Valdemar, of
Great Britain; rhythmic orch. pts.,
with teacher’s se. and pf. 4to.
June 14, 1929; 2 ec. June 17; E pub.
7120; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 12669
At the dawn I seek Thee; anthem,
words by Solomon Iben Gabirol, tr.
by Nina Davis, music by Edward
Shippen Barnes; mixed voices. 4to.
© June 26, 1929; 2 c. June 27; H
pub. 7137; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 12670
At the end of an old fashioned lane;
words and music by H. D. Brady.
[Photostat] © 1c. June 19, 1929;
E unp. 8094; Hugh Douglas Brady,
Spring Valley, Me. 12671
At the skating rink; by Walter Rolfe,
op. 225, no. 2; pf. © June 24, 1929;
2c. June 28; E pub. 7154; B. F.
Wood musie co., Boston. 12672
At the tomb of the unknown soldier ; by
B. Losh, of Great Britain, domiciled
at New York; pf. © 1c. May 27,
1929; E unp. 7500; Barbara Losh,
Ozone Park, L. I., N. Y. 12673
Auprés de toute fontaine...; poéme de
Henri de Régnier, musique de Louis
Beydts, of France. © May 25, 1929;
1 ec. June 10; E for. 5033; Heugel,
Paris. 12674
Aurore sanglante; scéne triste, par
Marcel Colin et Georges Krier, of
France; orch. parties, avee pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © May 25, 1929; 1 ¢.
June 10; E for. 5047; J. Yves Krier,
Paris. 12675
Autumn brings memories; words by J.
Rachal, music by Samuel H. Speck.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
May 21, 1929; 2 ec. June 5; EH pub.
’ 6679; Jeannette Rachal, St. Clair,
Mo. 12676
Autumn leaves; by M. A. Adler; pf.
© 1c. June 8, 1929; HB unp. 7757;
Myra Agatha Adler, Ottawa, Kan.
12677
672
- MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
Avant le drame; par M. Delmas-Popy,
of France; orch. parties, avec pf.
conducteur et 1°. violino conducteur.
4to. © May 25, 1929; 1 c. June 10;
E for. 5022; E. Gaudet, Paris.
12678
Ave Maria; words from liturgy of
Catholic church, music by Margaret
Zender Beaulieu. 4to. © May 29,
1929; 2 ec June 19; E pub. 6839;
McLaughlin & Reilly co., Boston.
12679
Avecillas (Las) ; words and music by
Simon G. Casas, of Mexico; pf.
[Photostat] © Apr. 22, 1929; 2 e¢.
Apr. 27; E pub. 6889; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 12680
Aviation dream; words and music by
L. Winn. [Words and melody only]
© 1e. June 20, 1929; E unp. 8151;
Lillian Winn, Shawnee, Okl. 12681
Awakening; 2 pt. song, words by S. M.,
music by Florence Turner-Maley;
women’s voices. 4to. © June 19,
1929; 2 ce. June 20; E pub. 6906; R.
L. Huntzinger, inc., New York.
12682
Awakening (An); words by R. Rae,
music by Marie Newcomer. © 1 e¢.
June 12, 1929: E unp. 7881; Ruth
Rae, Los Angeles. 12683
Away to the woods; by Agnes Wright;
pf. © June 24, 1929; 2 c. June 29;
E pub. 7254; Hatch music co., Bos-
ton. 12684
Awful blue; words and music by C.
Steinmann. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. June 17, 1929; E unp.
8042; Claire Steinmann, San Fran-
cisco. 12685
Ay no mas!! polka, por Luis N. Varela,
of Mexico, domiciled at El Paso; pf.
12mo. [Photostat] © May 11,
1929; 2 e May 18; E pub. 6083;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 12686
Babil; intermezzo, de José Mommaert,
of Belgium; odeon and salonorch.
pts., with pf. conductor and 1st vio-
lin conductor. 4to. © June 1, 1929;
1c. May 28; E for. 4878; Aug. Cranz,
G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 12687
Baby Gaby and the clock is playing;
fox trot on the black keys, by Eric
Plessow, of Germany; salon-orches-
terstimmen. 4to. © Jan. 31, 1929;
1 e@ June 1; E for. 5147; Edition
Metropol, Berlin. 12688
12697
Baby hands; words and music by Ha-
zel Jackman. © 1c. June 13, 1929;
EK unp. 79385; Hazel I. Jackman,
Breese, Ill. 12689
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Allegretto
in modo pastorale; transcribed from
the 198th cantata, by Donald Cam-
- eron Powell, of Great Britain; violin
and pf. © May 21, 1929; 1 ¢. June
7; E for. 5142; Augener, Itd., Lon-
don. 12690
— Come, together let us sing; choral,
words adapted by Francis Edward
Maitland, of England, music by J.
S. Bach, ed. by H. Clough-Leighter ;
unison cho. 4to. © June 8, 1929;
2c. June 14; E pub. 6723; E. C.
Schirmer music co., Boston. 12691
God is our hope and strength;
arr. from Bach’s Fugue in EH, by
Greville Cooke, of Great Britain;
mixed voices; organ or pf. ace. 4to.
© June 5, 1929; 1 ce. June 17; E for.
5093 ; Joseph Williams, ltd., London.
12692
Sonata no. 6, in G; for violin and
pf., violin pt. ed. by Hugo Kortschak,
pf. pt. ed. by Edwin Hughes. Copy-
right is based upon new matter by
Hdwin Hughes and Hugo Kortschak,
namely, their interpretations repre-
sented in the legible notations there-
of contained in the copies filed. ©
June 18, 1929; 2 c. June 21; E pub.
6940; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
12693
Bachelet (Alfred) Nocturne; extrait
de la ballade pour violon et orch.,
par A. Bachelet, version pour pf. par
Gustave Samazeuilh, of France. ©
May 25, 1929; 1 c. June 10; E for.
5026; Durand et cie., Paris. 126%
Baci d’oro; intermezzo, por Vincenzo
Spadea, of Italy, domiciled at New
York; pf. © June 1, 1929; 2 ¢ June
13; E pub. 6701; Vincent Spadea,
New York. 12695
Backfisch; one step, words and music
by Vilho Valdemar Korpela, of Fin-
land. [German and Finnish text]
© June 6, 1929; 1 ce. June 20; E for.
5219; Vilho V. Korpela, Tampere,
Finland. 12696
Bacon and cabbage; melody by Fred
Shriber. © 1c. June 3, 1929; BD
unp. 7404; Southern music pub. co.,
ine., New York. 12697
673
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES.
12698
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
Badger tournament; overture, by
Edward Hazel; orch. pts. 4to. ©
June 5, 1929; 2 ec. June 28; E pub.
7170; Charles L. Barnhouse, sr.,
Oskaloosa, Ia. 12698
Bagdad; suite, by Montague Ring, arr.
by H. M. Higgs, of Great Britain;
orch. pts., with 1st violin conductor.
1. The royal guard. [2 others] ©
May 22, 1929; 1c. June 1; E for.
4894; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
12699
Ballad no. 1; by M. Salta, of Italy,
domiciled at New York; melody,
with pf. ace. ©1c. June 13, 1929;
EK unp. 7988; Menotti Salta, New
York. 12700
Ballad no. 2; by M. Salta, of Italy,
domiciled at New York; melody,
with pf. ace. ©1e. June 13, 1929;
E unp. 7939; Menotti Salta, New
York. 12701
Bantock (Granville) Five songs of
Essex; words by L. Cranmer-Byng,
music by G. Bantock, of Great
Britain. 1. Jack Frost. [4 others]
© June 20, 1929; 1 c. June 25; B
for. 5302; Swan & co., (music pub-
lishers), 1td., London. 12702
Baptéme (Un) en Vendée; poésie de
Marcel Luguet, musique de Leo
Luguet, of France, op..7. © May
2, 1929; 1 ec. June 4; EH for. 4971;
Ch. Hayet, Paris. 12703
Barearola; para voces infantiles, de
Ricardo Boronat, of Spain. © June
13,.1929; 1 c..June 14; E for. 5119;
Uniodn musical espafiola, Madrid.
12704
Barcarolle; by Anna Priscilla Risher ;
cello and pf. © June 138, 1929; 2c.
june 14; E pub. 6716; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 12705
Barnyard serenade; words and music
by G. B. Grayson. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 12, 1929;
KH ounp. 7821; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 12706
Barques; cho., paroles de Jacques
Richepin, musique de Robert Breard,
of France; 3 voix de femmes ou d’
enfants. 4to. © May 2, 1929; 1c.
June 4; EH for. 4961; Hditions mu-
sicales Evette, Paris. 12707
Bashful baby; lyrics by Cliff Friend,
music by Abner Silver; pf. and
ukulele ace. © June 12, 1929; 2 ¢.
June 13; E pub. 6695; G. & A.
Piantadosi, ine., New York. 12708
Basile; melody by Leo Soilean and
Mayuse Lafleur. © 1 ec. June 8,
1929; EH unp. 7488; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 12709
Bathing (The) beauty; ballad, words
by C. E. Larson, music by Jay Wal-
lace Nutter. New York City, Frank
Harding. © June 1, 1929; 2 c. June
17; E pub. 6818; Carl Elmer Larson,
Vancouver, Wash. 12710
Battle (The) cry; march song, words
and music by Harry Sundeen.
Duluth, Minn., Duluth junior college.
© June 11, 1929; 2 c. June 15; B
pub. 6776; Harry lL. Sundeen,
Duluth, Minn. 12711
Be contented if you can’t get all you
want; written and composed by
Bruce Sievier and Arthur Le Cleraq,
of Great Britain; pf. ace. with
banjulele banjo and ukulele ace. by
Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © June 3, 1929;
1c. June 4; E for. 4929; B. Feld-
man & co., London. 12712
Be happy singing a song! fox-trot,
words and music by A. W. Drill.
[Chords, single staff] © 1. June
18; 1929; E pub: 7929; Al Ware
Drill, Woodstock, Ill. 12713
Be Thou my stay; (Lass gnaedig mich
vor Dir bestehn) ; words by Walter
Scott, German words by F. Rup-
precht, music by Anna Hoppe. ©
Apr. 8, 1929; 2 ¢«. June 24; H pub.
6988; Concordia pub. house, St.
Louis. 12714
Beating me blues; words and music by
Hattie ~* Burleson. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 15, 1929;
E unp. 8033; Columbia phonograph
co., inec., New York. 12715
Béatitudes (Les); prologue, par
César Franck, transcription in-
tégrale par Francis Casadesus, of
France; petit ou grand orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur et 1°" violon con-
ducteur. 4to. May 25, 1929;
1c. June 10; E for. 5014; C. Joubert
et cie., Paris. 12716
Beatrice be mine; words by B. F.
Kindred, music by Vernon Leftwich ;
pf. and ukulele ace. © June 19,
1929; 2 c«. June 25; H pub. 7048;
Benjamin F. Kindred, Los Angeles.
1207
Beau (The); waltz, by M. Abramo-
witz. [Melody only] © 1 «¢. June
22, 1929; E unp. 8205; Morris
Abramowitz, Brooklyn. 12718
674
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
Beau Brummel; minuet, by Edward
Elgar, arr. by Purcell J. Mansfield,
of Great Britain; organ. June
14, 1929; 1 ce. June 17; E for. 5164;
Elkin & co., Itd., London. 12719
Beautiful globe; words by M. C.
Douglass, music by B. M. Hale. ©
1 c. May 381, 1929; E unp. 7983;
Mary ©. Douglass, Memphis, Tenn.
12720
Beautiful isles Hawaii; words by G.
Sullivan, music by Pearl Palmer.
© May 31, 1929; 2c. June 7; E pub.
6594; George T. Sullivan, Honoluiu.
12021
Beautiful one I love you so; words
and music by L. J. Comer. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 28,
1929; E unp. 8469; Lillian J. Comer,
New York. 12722
Because I’m blue; words by HE.. L.
Ibanez, music by Theodore Serafin.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Apr. 24, 1929; E unp. 7678; Harl
Leonard Ibafiez, Phoenix, Ariz.
12723
Because I’m fond of you; valse, by
H. M. Tennent, orch. by Marr
Mackie, of Great Britain; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and words. 4to.
© May 14, 1929; 1 c. June 3; E for.
4869; Chappell & co., Itd., London.
12724
Because you belong to me; words and
music by Felix Bernard, Stanley F.
Weiner and J. Warren Morse; pf.
and ukulele acc. © June 7, 1929;
2c. June 11; E pub. 6877; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 12725
Because you said, I love you; words
and music by Joe Sanders [i. e. Jo-
seph Sanders], Bernie Grossman
[i. e. Bernard Grossman], and Ar-
thur Sizemore, arr. by Rube Ben-
nett; pf. and ukulele acc. Chicago,
Grossman & Lewis music pub. co.
© May 6, 1929; 2 ec. May 8; E pub.
6736; Bernard Grossman .and Ed-
ward Lewis, Chicago. 12726
Bed-time blues; words and music by
Frank Stokes. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. June 3, 1929; E unp.
7422; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. aL O#e
Bedroom, kitchenette and bath; by D.
Tiomkin, of Russia, domiciled at
New York; 1st violin. ©1c. June
28, 1929; E unp. 8420; Dimitri
Tiomkin, New York. 12728
127388
Bel (LO) bergé; versi di Nino Costa,
musica di C. Adolfo Cantt, of Italy.
© June 16, 1929; 1c. June 18; E for.
5228; A. & G. Carisch & ¢c., Milan.
12729
Bela paisana; versi di Nino Costa,
musica di C. Adolfo Canti, of Italy.
© May 16, 1929; 1 c. June 18; BE for.
5227; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
12730
Belen; letra y musica de Lupe Posada,
of Mexico, domiciled at Los An-
geles; 2 voices. S8vo. [Photostat]
© June 18, 1929; 2 c. June 24; B
pub. 6991; Dionisio Acosta, Los An-
geles. 12731
Believe it or not; words by Chas.
Tobias, music by Nathaniel Shilkret ;
pf. and ukulele acc. © May 29,
1929; 2c. June 1; E pub. 6434; Atlas
music corp., New York. 12732
Bells softly ringing; by Wallace A.
Johnson, op. 214, no. 3; pf. © June
14, 1929; 2 c. June 17; E pub. 7104;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
12733
Belsazar; oper in einem aufzug, text
von Paul Knepler u. J. M. Wellemin-
sky, musik von Hans E. Pero, of
Austria; klavierauszug mit text. ©
Mar. 1, 1929; 1 ¢@ June 1; E for.
5149; Josef Weinberger, Leipzig.
12734
Beneath a June moon with you; words
by Jesse Cash, music by L. F. Staf-
ford. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. June 17, 1929; E unp. 8024;
Lewis Frederick Stafford, Syracuse,
Ne AK 127385
Berceuse; by A. Jarnefelt, arr. by
Cedric Sharpe, of Great Britain;
string quartet or string orch. ©
May 31, 1929; 1 c. June 4; E for.
4902; J. & W. Chester, Itd., London.
12736
Berceuse; door Anton Brommert, of
Netherlands; pf. © May 29, 1929;
1c. June 8; E for. 5000; G. Alsbach
& co., Amsterdam, Netherlands.
12737
Berceuse; von A. Gretchaninoff, op.
108, arr. von Emil Bauer, of Austria ;.
small or full orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor and 1st violin conductor. ©
Apr. 15, 1929; 1 ¢ June 1; H for.
5186; Universal edition, a. g., Vienna.
12738
675
12739
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pt. 111, n.s., v. 24
Bernice; valse ballet, by Frederick A. | Big railroad blues;
Williams; pf. © June 14, 1929; 2c.
June 17; E pub. 7127; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 12739
Beside the shores of Lake Louise;
words by Irving Kahal and Francis
Wheeler, music by Pete Wendling ;
pf. and ukulele acc. © June 10,
1929; 2 c. June 11; E pub. 6660;
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. 12740
Besly (Maurice) Six impromptus; by
M. Besly, of Great Britain, op. 39;
pf. © June 8, 1929; 1 c. June 21;
EK for. 5290; Boosey & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 12741
Besrukoff (Serge) Intermezzo; by S.
Besrukoff, of Russia, domiciled at
Los Angeles, op. 3; pf. ©1c. June
8, 1929; E unp. 7573; Serge Besru-
koff, Hollywood, Calif. 12742
Bethesda’s pool; hymn, words and
music by P. P. Bilhorn. © June 24,
1929; 2 ec June 27; E pub.,.7138;
Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago. 12743
Betty Lou; words by M. Hodgson,
music by Sylvester Long Cross; pf.
© 1c. June 15, 1929; E unp. 7988;
Mabel Hodgson, Medford, Or. 12744
Beydts (Louis) Quatre odelettes;
poémes de Henri de Régnier, mu-
sique de Louis Beydts, of France.
1. Je n’ai qu’un trés humble jardin.
[3 others] © May 25, 1929; 1 «
June 10; EH for. 5085; Heugel, Paris.
12745
Beyond the hill-tops; sacred song,
words anon., music by J. A. Parks;
med. voice. © June 12, 1929; 2 «¢.
June 17; E pub. 6812; J. A. Parks
co., York, Neb. 12746
Bible class song; words by A. P. Knell,
[set to] tune, Battle hymn of the
republic. (In Devotional songs) ©
June 8, 1929; 2 ce. June 10; E pub.
6603 ; Amy Preston Knell, Philadel-
phia. 12747
Bicho feo; tango, paroles de Jean de
Kel Sar, musique de José M. Lic-
chesi, of Brazil, et Ph. Parés, of
France; pf. © May 2, 1929; 1 «.
June 4; E for. 4981; Editions musi-
cales Sam Fox, Paris. 12748
Biedna guralka; polka, by Stefan
Kominski; violino 1. © 1c. June
15, 1929; EH unp. 7999; Consolidated
music pub. house, Chicago. 12749
words and music
by Noah Lewis. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. June 12, 1929; BE
unp. 7826; Southern music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 12750
Big road blues; words and music by
Tommy Johnson. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1«. June 8, 1929; B
unp. 7457; Southern music pub. co.,
inec., New York. 12751
Bill Cheatem ; melody by Fred Shriber.
© 1c. June 3, 1929; E unp. 7425;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 12752
Bimbi allegri; polka, di Mario Motta,
of Italy, domiciled at New York;
violino. © 1c. June 12, 1929; EB
unp. 7855; Pietro Ludovico, New
York. 12753
Bird call; valse de concert, by Stuart
Young, of Great Britain; pf. duet.
© June 24, 1929; 2 c. June 28; B
pub. 7151; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston. 12754
Birmingham Bertha; from On with
the show, by Harry Akst, orch. by
Geo. J. Trinkaus; vocal orch. pts.;
in G. 4to. © May 31, 1929; 2 e¢.
June 4; E pub. 6548; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. — 12755
Black (The) hussars; from Married
in Hollywood, words by Harlan
Thompson, music by Dave Stamper.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
June 22, 1929; E unp. 8187; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.,
New York. 12756
Black man blues; words by Andy Ra-
-gaf, music by J., C. Johnson.
[Chords, single staff] © 1c. June
22, 1929; E unp. 8219; J. C. Johnson,
New York. 12757
Black (A) woman is like a black
snake; words and music by J. B.
Jones and Will Shade. [Words and
melody only] ©1 ec. June 38, 1929;
E unp. 7406; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 12758
Blagrove (Arthur Richard) Waltz;
by A. R. Blagrove, of Great Britain;
violoncello and pf. © May 138, 1929;
1 ec. June 7; E for. 5140; Augener,
ltd., London. 12759
Blanca azucena; letra y musica de
Emeterio Cabrera, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles. 8vo. [Photo-
stat] © June 18, 1929; 2 c June
24; E pub. 7020; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 12760
676
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
Blessed is he that considereth the
poor; anthem, words from Psalm
41, music by Anna Priscilla Risher ;
mixed voices. 4to. © June 26, 1929;
2 ce. June 27; E pub. 7136; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 12761
Blindman’s buff; by Helen Dallam;
pf. © June 24, 1929; 2c. June 24;
E pub. 7036; Sam Fox pub. ©co.,
Cleveland. 12762
Blondy; fox-trot, lyrics and music by
Charley Barrett, Johnny Elia, and
Art White. © June 11, 1929; 2c.
June 17; E pub. 6783; A-J-C-music
pub. co., Boston. 12763
Bloody war; words and music by
Yates-Treadway. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. June 8, 1929; E
unp. 7431; Southern music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 12764
Blossom time in California; words
and music by A. K. Lynch. © 1c.
June 38, 1929; E unp. 7558; Ada
Kyle Lynch, Venado, Calif. 12765
Blue blood blues; by J. C. Johnson.
[Melody only] © 1c. June 22,
1929; E unp. 8218; J. C. Johnson,
New York. 12766
Blue days sweetheart; words by J.
Johnson, music by William Van
Beaver; pf. and ukulele acc. New
York City, Frank Harding. © May
29, 1929; 2 ec. June 5; E pub. 6686;
Jack Johnson, Chicago. 12767
Blue (The) grass blues; words by H.
EK. Adair, music by Luther G. Pres-
ley. © June 8, 1929; 2 c. June 10;
E pub. 6616; Haden Elmer Adair,
El Dorado, Ark. 12768
Blue song; melody fox trot, by G.
Sellers, of France; pf. conductor.
4to. (Cover title:—Blue away) ©
May 25, 1929; 1c. June 10; E for.
50038; G. Sellers, Marseille, France.
12769
Blue yesterday; words and music by
N. Tanner and Mary Bevan. ©1c.
June 26, 1929; E unp. 8375; Nevin
Tanner, Spokane, Wash. 12770
Bluebeard in Bologna; fantasy in 2
acts, by Edward Rush Duer, music
by Phil‘p Kobbé. 12mo. © May 29,
1929; 2,.c. June 10; D pub. 27516;
Samuel French, New York. 12771
Boeca adorata (Lips that I adore) ;
words by Frank Benenati, English
tr. by Frank Guarino, musie by T.
Mauro. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 6, 1929; E unp. 7649;
Teresa Mauro, Brooklyn. Dat ir 4
12784
Bomischer tanz; aus der oper Schwan-
da, der dudelsackpfeifer, von Jaro-
mir Weinberger, arr. von Gustav
Blasser, of Austria; pf. © Apr. 15,
1929; 1'¢. June 1; EH for. 5191’ Uni-
versal edition, a. g., Vienna. 127738
Bomba (La) 4 Milano marcia; di A.
Ciavarella, of Italy, domiciled at
New York. [Melody only] ©1e.
May 28, 1929; E unp. 7976; Angelo
Ciavarella, New York. 12774
Boot it boy; words and music by
George W. Thomas. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 5, 1929;
EH unp. 7596; State st. music pub. co.,
ine., Chicago. 12775
Borodin (Alexander) Nocturne; from
string quartet no. 2, in D major, arr.
by William Strasser; orch. pts., w th
pf. conductor. © June 14, 1929;
2 @ June 20; E pub. 6938; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 12776
Borrego (El); corrido, letra y musica
por E. Rubio, of Mexico; pf. ©le.
Jan. 16, 1929; E unp. 2868; Ernesto
Rubio, Los Angeles. LATO
Bostelmann (Ida) Ten little preludes ;
pf. © June 18, 1929; 2 c. June 21;
E pub. 6941; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 12778
Bouffonnerie; par V. Dyck, of France;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur et
1° violini conducteur. 4to. © May
25, 1929; 1 ce. June 10; EH for. 5025;
EK. Gaudet, Paris. 12779
Boy Blue and Bo-Peep; waltz song,
mus'ec by Wallace A. Johnson, op.
214, no. 4; pf., with words. © June
14, 1929; 2 ec. June 17; E pub. 7105;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
12780
Boy (The) scouts’ hike; by Walter
Rolfe, op. 225, no. 5; pf. © June 24,
1929; 2 ec. June 28; E pub. 7157;
B. F. Wood music co., Boston. 12781
Boys of the Foreign legion; incidental
musie and recitative by D.. Bigelow.
© 1c. May 14, 1929; E unp. 7673;
Dorothie Bigelow, New York. 12782
Brahms (Johannes) Féte académ-
ique; ouverture, arr. par Rodolphe
Hermann, of France; orch. restreint
parties, avee pf. conducteur. © May
25, 1929; 1 c. June 10; EB for. 5075;
Choudens, Paris. 12783
Hungarian dances; arr. by Adam
Carse, of Great Britain; pf. bk.2. © .
May 23, 1929; 1 @ June’7T; Ff for.
5138; Augener, ltd., London. 12784
677
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12785
Brahms (Johannes)—Continued.
Ouverture tragique; arr. par
Raoul Moreau, of France; orch. re-
streint parties, avec pf. conducteur
et 1°° violon conducteur. © May 25,
1929; 1 e. June 10; EH for. 5074;
Choudens, Paris. 12785
—— To an aeolian harp; part song, |
music by J. Brahms, arr. by Julius
Harrison, of Great Britain; sop. 1,
2 and alto. Winthrop Rogers ed.
Ato. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © June 16, 1929; 1c. June
19; E for. 5184; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) ltd., London. 12786
—— Waltz in A major; arr. by W. F.
Ambrosio [pseud. of Gustav Saen-
ger] full band pts., with conductor
in B flat. 4to. © Mar. 15, 1929;
2 e June 27; E pub. 7214; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 12787
Braut tanz walzer; by E. Wilfahrt.
[Melody only] ©1ce. June 17, 1919;
EK unp. 8055; Eddie Wilfahrt, New
Ulm, Minn. 12788
Bright to-morrow; words and music
by E. Phipps. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. June 3, 1929; E unp.
7402; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 12789
Broad-minded baby; words by Mildred
Rogge, music by Bauer brothers; pf.
and ukulele acc. © 1 ec. June 17,
1929; E unp. 8441; Mildred Louise
Rogge, Chicago. 12790
Broadingeasting station N-U-T; words
and music by A. F. Hawthorne and
J. Mahoney. © 1c. June 8, 1929;
D unp. 27517; Albert F. Hawthorne
and Jack Mahoney, Queens Village,
Dose Ne ee 12791
Broadway baby dolls; fox-trot, theme
song from Broadway babies, lyric
by Al. Bryan, mus‘*ec by Geo. W.
Meyer, arr. by Frank Skinner; dance
orch. pts. 4to. © June 7, 1929; 2 c.
June 11; E pub. 6868; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 12792
Broadway baby dolls; from*Broadway
babies, by Al. Bryan and Geo. W.
Meyer, orch. by F. Chas. Egget ; voc.
orch. pts. 4to. © June 7, 1929; 2c.
June 11; E pub. 6864; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 127938
Broken hearted; words by C. Walko,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. June 29, 1929;
E unp. 8444; Catherine Walko,
Rockaway, N. J. 12794
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Broken (The) hearted lover; words
and music by E. Stoneman. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. June 8,
1929; EK unp. 7448; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. 12795
Broken hearts on Broadway; words by
F. Bruno, music by Chester Hscher ;
ist violin. © 1c. June 24, 1929;
EK unp. 8280; Frederic Bruno, New
Haven. 12796
Broken idol; words by Raymond Hgan,
music by Harry D. Squires; pf. and
ukulele ace. © May 29, 1929; 2 e.
June 1; E pub. 6454; Harms, inc.,
New York. 12797
Brooklet (The) ; by Frederick Stanley
Smith; pf. “© June 5, 1ezo ae
June 7; E pub. 6568; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 12798.
Brown County blues; slow drag, words
and music by Orville M. Happy
Hughes; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Dec. 4, 1928; 2 ec. Dec. 8; E pub.
1872; Hughes and Stork, India-
napolis. 12799
Brownie blues; words and music by
Steven Tarter. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. June 3, 1929; E unp.
7472; Southern music pub. ¢o., inc.,
New York. 12800:
Bruckner (Anton) Symphonie; nos.
7 and 8, fiir grosses orch., bearb. von
Karl Graunsky, of Germany; 2 pfs.,
4 hands. © Dec. 1, 1927; 1 ¢. each
June 17, 1929; E for. 53038, 5304;
C. F. Peters, Leipzig. 12801, 12802
Bug shuffle; slow fox trot, by Louie
Burns [i.e. J. L. Burns] [Phocostat]
© 1c. June 10, 1929; E unp. 7782;
Jobn Louie Burns, Wichita Falls,
Tex. 12803.
Bum’s (The) lullaby; word and music
by D. J. Bero; pf. © 1c. June 25,
1929; E unp. 8298; David J. Bero,.
New York. 12804
Burned (The) letter (Com2zeHHoe
nucbMo); words by A. Pushkin, English
version by Alice Mattullath, music
by Arnold Volpe; high voice. ©
Apr. 24, 1929; 2 ec. June 27; E pub.
7243; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
12805.
But I won’t wash the dishes, no sir;
words and music by W. A. Dick; pf.
© 1c. June 15, 1929; E unp. 7961;
Walter A. Dick, Denver. 12806.
678
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
12828.
Buttin’ in other folks bizness; words
and music by Tom Delaney. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 26,
1929; E unp. 8323; Clarence Wil-
liams music pub. co., ine., New York.
12807
Buway zdorowa; words and music by
E. Zubowsky, of Poland... [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 17,
1929; E unp. 8068; Eugene Zu-
kowsky, New York. 12808
Buxom (The) darlint; words and
music by Hep Barrett [pseud. of
H.\E. P. Barrett] ©.$1.c¢. ‘Apri 22,
1929; E unp. 7882; Henry Edward
Patrick Barrett, Chicago. 12809
Buy me anything; words and music
by A. R. Izzo. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. June 7, 1929; E unp.
7692; A. Ralph Izzo, Saginaw, Mich.
12810
By a babbling brook; words and music
by W. White. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. June 1, 1929; E. unp.
7366; Willy White, New York.
12811
By the blue blue sea; words and music
by L. M. Gahr. © 1c. June 19,
1929; E unp. 8103; Louise Mat-
tausch Gahr, Rosalia, Wash. 12812
By the lagoon; words and music by
Hedley Claxton and Andrew Inglis,
' o£ Great Britain; -pf. acc.,. with
ukulele arr. by Harry J. Stafford.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© May 25, 1929; 1 c. June 5; EB for.
4908; Campbell, Connelly & co.,
London. 12813
By the way; words and music by Lew
Pollack. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 19, 1929; E unp. 8085;
Remick music corp., New York.
12814
By your right; march, by Paul
Andrew, of Great Britain, arr. by
Jacques Greebe, of Great Britain;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
© Sept. 26, 1928; 1 ec. May 15, 1929;
E for. 5263; Lareine & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 12815
Bye bye blues; words and music by
Tommy Johnson. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 8, 1929;
E unp. 7444; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 12816
Bye bye policeman; words and music
by Jim Jackson. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 18, 1929;
E unp. 8235; Southern music pub.
co., inec., New York. 12817
63565—29—2
~
Bye sleepy bye; words by Baron
Keyes, music by L. A. Harline.
[Chords, single staff] © 1 e¢. June
12, 1929; E unp. 7842; Leigh Adrean
Harline, Los Angeles. 12818
C. danse des préresses; extraite du
ballet La rekshashi, de André Cadou,
of France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Dec. 10, 1927; 1 «¢.
Jan. 7i,,.. 1928 ;., Hi, for.,.1831; Raoul
Breton et cie, Paris. 12819
C’est mon coeur quis’ éveille; poésie
de Théophile Gautier, musique de
Edoardo Dagnino, of Italy. © June
3, 1029; 4 ¢c.. June 53.5) for. 51053
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 12820.
Cabaret kisses; fox-trot song, lyrics
by Billy Rose, music by Mabel
Wayne. © June 6, 1929; 2 c. June
8; E pub. 6763; Leo Feist, ine., New
York. 12821
Cady (Gertrude) Two responses;
quartet or cho., words by Martha
Martin; mixed voices, with organ.
ace. 1. Invocation. [1 other] 4to.
© June 19, 1929; 2 c. June 20:
E pub. 6904; R. L. Huntzinger, inc.,
New York. 12822
Caiman (El) ; por Simon G. Casas, of
Mexico; pf. Svo. [Photostat] ©
June 18, 1929; 2 c. June 24; E pub.
6992; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
12823.
Calico blues; words by E. M. Butler,
music by Samuel H. Speck. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 5,
1929; E unp. 7629; Elizabeth M.
Butler, Chincoteague, Va. 12824
California, I want to rest in your
arms; words and music by H. A.
Stein. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 26, 1929; E unp. 8343;
Henry Augustus Stein, Port Clin-
ton, O. 12825
California-mazurka; by A. Cagnazzo;
pf. ©-1 ¢ June 25, 1929." hi unp.
8291; Angelo Cagnazzo, San Fran-
cisco. 12826
California moon; words and music by
B.' Damico and -P. '‘Frattarollo.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
June 8, 1929; E unp. 7738; Basil
Damico and Pasquale Frattarollo,
Philadelphia. 12827
California sunshine; words and music
by R. M. Mann. © 1.@ June 24,
1929; E unp. 8252; Ruth Margaret
Mann, Cedar Rapids, Ia. 12828
679
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12829
Call me baby names; fox-trot, by C. W.
Bird. [Melody only] © 1. June
13, 1929; E unp. 7926; Wilbur Bird,
New York. 12829
Call (The) of the desert; words by
Louisa Kellems, music by H. M. Van
Zile. © 1c. June 19, 1929; E unp.
8105; Helen Marie Van Zile, Port-
land, Or. 12830
Calling—I love you; words and music
by A. Webber. [Words and melody
only]. © 1c. June 20, 1929; E unp.
8150; Audrey Webber, Sawyer, Kan.
12831
Calm or storm, I love you; waltz,
words and music'by L. Mainard. ©
1 ec. June 4, 1929; E unp. 7564; Lee
Mainard, Fresno, Calif. 12832
Camille; scéne de ballet, by Ernest
Harry Adams; pf. © June 13, 1929;
2c. June 14; FE pub. 6714; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 12833
Campagnuola; per films cinematogra-
fiche, di Franco Vittadini, of Italy;
riduzione per orchestrina; parti, con
pf. conduttore e violino conduttore.
4to. © June 3, 1929; 1 c. June 5;
EH for. 5099; G. Ricordi & ¢o., Milan.
12834
Campus capers; from College days,
lyric by Charlotte Greenwood, music
by Martin Broones. © June 7, 1929;
2 c. June 10; E pub. 6621; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
12835
Campus meander; words and music by
A. M. Cherkose; pf. © 1c. June
27, 1929; E unp. 84385; Aubrey M.
Cherkose, Detroit. 12836
Can you ever forgive me; words by
D. A. Metrie, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 19, 1929; EK unp. 8098; David
A. Metrie, Albany, Ga. 12837
Can you remember; tango, by B. J.
Greenhouse; pf. [Photostat] ©1l1c.
June 15, 1929; E unp. 7984; Bertram
J. Greenhouse, Philadelphia. 12838
Candle gate; words by W. W. Gibson,
music by W. G. Whittaker, of Great
Britain; male voice choir. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
June 3, 1929; 1 c June 14; E for.
5084; Joseph Williams, ltd., London.
12889
Can’t you tell I’m in love with you?
words and music by Irving Mills
and Jack Palmer; pf. and ukulele
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
ace. © May 25, 1929; 2 c. June 10;
E pub. 6650; Mills music, ine., New
York. 12840
Can’t you tell me why; words and
music by D. A. Craig. © 1c. June
10, 1929; E unp. 7754; Douglas Alex
Craig, Duluth, Minn. 12841
Cantemus; English and Latin hymns,
compiled from approved sources by
Sister Mary Gregoria. obl. 8vo.
© Apr. 1, 1929%'9*c)" Apr Vise eae
Apr. 16; A 9148; Female religious
of the Order of St. Dominic, Mission
San Jose, Calif. 12842
Cantiléna; by Anna Priscilla Risher;
cello and pf. © June 13, 1929; 2 «.
June 14; E pub. 6717; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 12843
Canzone antiche; versi e musica di A.
Gildo, of Italy, domiciled at Brook-
lyn. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ‘ce.’ June 18, 1929: i” unp! "Seba
Armando Gildo, Brooklyn. 12844
Canzone (La) dei montanari; ma-
zurka, by Nicola Giuliano; violin.
© 1c. June 12, 1929; E unp. 7863;
Vincenzo Vacca, New York. 12845
Canzone della mamma; berceuse, di
Aldo Corti, of Italy; piccola orch.
parti, con pf. conduttore. © Mar.
14, 1929; 1 c. May 29; BE for. 4905;
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 12846
Canzone (La) di Rebecca; versi e
musica di Arrigo Pedrollo, of Italy.
© Dec. 20, 1928; 1 c. June 5, 1929;
E for. 5182; G. Signorelli & c., Milan.
12847
Cap. Carranza; corrido, letra y mu-
sica de F. Moure, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at El Paso, Tex. ©1c. June
6, 1929; E unp. 7680; Francisco
Moure, El Paso. 12848
Captive (The) warrior; lyrie by
George Gibson Davis, music by Ed-
ward Morris; high voice. © June
8, 1929; 2 c. June 10; E pub. 6624;
HK. Morris music pub. co., ine., New
York. 12849
Carbonero (E11); obajenia, letra y mu-
Sica por E. Rubio, of Mexico; pf.
© 1c. Jan. 16, 1929; E unp. 2869;
Ernesto Rubio, Los Angeles. 12850
Carmela; waltz song, words and mu-
sic by G. E. Myers. © May 31,
1929; 2 ce. June 10; E pub. 7057;
Gertrude E. Myers, Portland, Or.
12851
680
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
12872
arnaval ture; poéme symphonique,
par Alexandre Luigini, orch. de
Rudd, of France; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © June 14,
1929; 1 ec. June 21; E for. 5241;
Enoch & cie., Paris. 12852
Carpintero (Hl); letra y musica por
B. Rubio, of Mexico. © 1 c¢. Jan.
16, 1929; E unp. 2870; Ernesto Ru-
bio, Los Angeles. 12853
Carry me back to my childhood; words
and music by W. J. Wilson. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 7,
1929; B unp. 7700; Walter J. Wil-
son, Statenville, Ga. 12854
Casella (Alfredo) Concerto; in la
minore, per violino ed orch., trascri-
zione dell’ autore, Alfredo Casella,
of Italy; violino e pf. © Feb. 22,
1929; 1 c. May 8; E for. 5202; Uni-
versal edition, a. g., Vienna. 12855
Castelnuovo-Tedesco (Mario) Drei
Heine-lieder (Tre poesie di Heine) ;
musik von M. Castelnuovo-Tedesco,
of Italy. 1. Zu halle auf dem markt.
[2 others] © Mar. 1, 1929; 1 «
May 3; E for. 5208; Universal edi-
tion, a. g., Vienna. 12856
Catalina Isle; words by F. P. Kipp,
music by Sylvester L. Cross. ©
May 28, 1929;.2 c. May 31; E pub:
6442; Frank Palmer Kipp, Long
Beach, Calif. 12857
Catalina Rose; words and music by
Irving Mills and Harold Dixon; pf.
and ukulele ace. © May 25, 1929;
2 ec. June 10; E pub. 6607; Gotham
musie service, inc., New York.
12858
Catch on; from Hurdy gurdy, words
and music by Abel Baer and L.
Wolfe Gilbert. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. June 18, 1929; EB unp.
8127; De Sylva, Brown & Henderson,
inec., New York. 12859
Catch yo’ breath; by Hal Brown and
Bernard Maltin; trumpet and pf.
© June 12, 1929; 2 c. June 15; EB
pub. 6725; Crawford music corp.,
New ‘York. 12860
Cathedral memories; canto religioso,
by Cuthbert Clarke, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. © May 31, 1929; 1 ¢. June
12; E for. 5125; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. 12861
Causerie dans le train; piéce imita-
tive, par Th. Kross, orch. par
Georges Krier, of France; orch. par-
ties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
May 25, 1929; 1 c. June 10; BE for.
5041; J. Yves Krier, Paris. 12862
Celia; por Simon G. Casas, of Mexico;
pf. 8vo. [Photostat] © June 18,
1929; 2 ec. June 24; E pub. 7014;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
12863
‘Cello (The); by Mildred Adair; pf.
© May 28, 1929; 2 c. June 3; EB pub.
6448; Boston music co., Boston.
12864
Ceremonial dance; by Arnold Bax, of
Great Britain; pf. © May 28, 1929;
1 c. May 31; E for. 4988; Murdoch,
Murdoch & co., ine. with John G.
Murdoch & co., ltd., London. 12865
Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stéphanie)
Automne; orch. de Rudd, of France;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © June 14, 1929; 1 c. June 21;
EK for. 5242; Enoch & cie., Paris.
12866
Chanson de lune; sérénade, par Mau-
rice Hermite, of France; quintette
a cordes. 4to. © June 14, 1929;
1c. June 21; E for. 5243; Bnoch &
cie., Paris. 12867
Chanson hébraique; by Lazar Weiner;
violorcello and pf. © May 31, 1929;
2c. June 7; E pub. 6801; G. Schir-
mer, ine., New York. 12868
Chant élégiaque; par Maurice Thiriet,
of France; violoncelle et pf. © May
2, 1929; 1 c. June 4; E for. 4969;
Ch. Hayet, Paris. 12869
Chant d’amour; lamentoso appassion-
ato, by Sam A. Perry, orch. by
George J. Trinkaus; orch. pts., with
pf. or organ conductor. © May 17,
1929; 2 c. May 21; E pub. 6861; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 12870
Chants des jardins; paroles de Ma-
thieu de Noailles, et al, musique de
Raoul Laparra, of France. 1. C’est
un calme qu’on ne peut dire. [2
others]: © June 1, 1929; 1 ec. June
8; E for. 4926; Société anonyme des
€ditions Ricordi, Paris. 12871
Chaparrita; letra y musica de Luis
Aguinaga, of Mexico, domiciled at
Los Angeles. [Photostat] © June
18, 1929; 2 ec. June 24; E pub. 7009;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 12872
681
12873
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, n. S., Vv. 24
Chappell’s army journal, no. 567; arr.
by Dan Godfrey, of Great Britain;
full military band pts., with con-
ductor. London—New York—Syd-
ney. Chappell & co., ltd. The five
o’clock girl. [1 other] © June 18,
1929; 1 ec. June 26; E for. 5312;
Harms, ine., New York.
Chappell’s orchestral journal; arr. by
H. M. Higgs and Cuthbert Clarke, of
Great Britain; orch, pts. 4to. Sea
dreams. [1 other] © June 1, 1929;
1 ec. June 19; E for. 5214; Chappell
& co., ltd., London. 12874
Chasing the butterflies; by Granville
English; pf. © May 24, 1929; 2 ¢.
May 31; E pub. 6474; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 12875
Chasseur (Le) de Chiméres; ouver-
ture dramatique, par Chillemont, of
France; orch. parties. 4to. ©
May 25, 1929; 1 e. June 10; E for.
5043; J. Yves Krier, Paris. 12876
Chauves (Les), c’est mon béguin! par-
oles de Paul Clérouc, musique de H.
Cloérec Maupas, of France. © Dec.
10, 192%) te. Jans 7, 1928." Bi for,
1833; Raoul Breton et cie., Paris.
12877
Chelmer (Di) asife; words and music
by R. Wendorff.
GAD ON sypdy> %4)
© 1c. June 11, 1929; EB unp. 7813;
Reuben Wendorff, New York. 12878
Chiappinelli (Peter) Capriccio; violin
and pf. ©1e. June 24, 1929; E unp.
8301; Peter Chiappinelli, Bridge-
port, Conn. 12879
Chicago moan blues; words and music
by Hudson Whittaker. [Words and
melody only]
E unp. 7602; State st. music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 12880
Chicken; words and, music by J. Por-
ter, A. Thomason and Chas. W.
Vaughan. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 3, 1929; BE unp. 7401;
Sou‘hern music pub. ¢co., ine., New
York. 12881
Chicken (The) walk; from Twin beds,
lyric by Al Bryan, musie by Geo. W.
Meyer; pf. and ukulele acc. © May
27, 1929; 2 ec May 31; E pub. 6488;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
12882
Children’s (The) hymnal and service
book; authorized by The United
Lutheran church in America. 12mo.
© May 29, 1929; 2 ce. June 3; aff.
12873
©1ec. June 5, 1929;
June 1; A 8446; Board of publica-
tion of the United Lutheran church
in America, Philadelphia. 12883.
Child’s (A) prayer; music by John
Stainer, words and arr. of melody by
A. P. Knell. (Jv Devotional songs)
© June 8, 1929; 2 ec. June 10; EB
pub. 6602; Amy Preston Knell, Phila-
delphia. 12884
Chimin the blues; melody by Charles.
Davenport. © 1 ¢e. June 5, 1929;
E unp. 7581; State street music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 12885.
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Fight for
honor; cinemusic, adapted from Cho-
pin by Ch. Franklin, of Great Brit<
ain; orch. pts., with pf. conductor.
© May 6, 1929; 1 ec. June 1; E for.
4922; W. Paxton & co., ltd., London.
12886
Nocturne; vocal duet, words by
Aubrey Dowdon, arr. by Maurice
Besly, of Great Britain. © May 16,
1929; 1 « June 21; E for. 5283;,
12887
The portrait; dramatic reading,
poem by the Harl of Lytton, [set to]
Chopin Funeral march, arr. by Alma
Stanley; pf. © May 24, 1929; 2 c.
May 28; E pub. 6673; M. S. Titus-
Werner, Belmar, N. J. 12888.
Boosey & co., ltd., London.
Choral prelude on the hymn-tune
Aughton; He leadeth me, by J. Se-
bastian Matthews; organ. © May
23, 1929; 2 c. June 4; EH pub. 6572;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 12889:
Chorale prelude; Walsall, by Hilda
Milvain, of Great Britain ; organ.
June 8, 1929; 1 ¢ June 10; E for.
5106; Stainer & Bell, 1td., London.
12890:
Chorister’s (The) dream; by ‘Theo.
Ward, of Great Britain; orch. pts.
4to. © June 38, 1929; 1 c. June 14;
E for. 5086; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London. 12891
Chorus of smiles; words and music by
H. H. Herr. ©i1c. June 10, 1929;
unp. 7761; Helen Hoyle Herr, Wash-
ington. 12892
Christ in the world; a service of music
for quartet or cho., words by vari-
ous authors, music by H. Alexander
Matthews and J. Sebastian Mat-
thews; organ ace. 4to. © May 21,
1929; 2 c. June 4; E pub. 6580; Oli-
ver Ditson co., Boston. 12893.
682
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
12915
Christ, the teacher; words and music
by E. S. Moore. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. June 12, 1929; E unp.
7828; Southern music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 12894
Christus its des gesetzes ende; motette
fiir zwei chore, text aus Roémer 10,
musik yon Johann Schelle, eingerich-
tet von Karl Straube, of Germany.
4to. © May 28, 1929; 1 c. June 11;
B® for. 5157; Breitkopf & Hartel,
Leipzig. 12895
Chureh (The) universal; world mil-
lenium anthem, words and music by
Cc. Gerken. © 1c. June 3, 1929; E
unp. 7554; Charles Gerken, Brook-
lyn. \ 12896
Church (The) upon the hill; words
and music by Haven Gillespie and
Little Jack Little. [Words and mel-
edy only] © 1. June 3, 1929; BE
unp. 7642; Leo Feist, ince, New
York. 12897
Cigarette; words and music by W.
Lord. [Photostat] © 1c. June 5,
1929; E unp. 7611; Wesley Lord,
New Orleans. 12898
Circenses; de Alexandre de Taeye, of
Belgium; odeon and salonorch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and ist violin
eonductor. 4to. © June 1, 1929;
1c. May 28; E for. 4877; Aug. Cranz,
G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 12899
Clair de lune (By moon-light) ; poéme
et musique de Maurice Thiriet, of
France, English version by Jean
Bengué. © May 2, 1929; 1c. June
4; E for. 4970; Ch. Hayet, Paris.
12900
Class mates march; by Victor J. Grab-
el; band pts. 4to. © June 5, 1929;
2c. June 28; E pub. 7169; Charles
L. Barnhouse, sr., Oskaloosa, Ia.
12901
Cleveland (The) disaster; words by
M. C. Vest, music by Chas. L. John-
son. ©1c. June 27. 1929; E. unp.
8427; Mabel C. Vest, Kansas City,
Kan. 12902
Clock (The) and the hours; words by
Jack Dunn, music by H. Kogen, op.
20. © 1c. June 3, 1929; EB unp.
7515; Harry Kogen, Chicago. 12903
Cock (The) o the North: patrol, by
D. Carrie, of Great Britain; band
pts., with conductor. (In Boosey’s
military journal, 157th series, no. 5)
© May 7, 1929; 1c. June 21; E for.
5292; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
12904
Collection of song hits for saxophone;
folio no. 7, by Grant Clarke, Louis
Silvers and others, arr. by Ruda
Lakay; pf. ace.. New York, Irving
Berlin standard music corp.
July 17, 1929; 2 c. and aff. July 18;
AA 20596; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 12905
Collection (A) of 38 original preludes;
by A. Schwanderla, op. 16; pipe or
reed organ. obl. Svo. © June 1,
1929; 2 ¢ June 7; E pub. 6588; L.
Urban pub. co., Jamaica, N. Y. 12906
Colleen; words and music by L. M.
Butler. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 1, 1929; BE unp. 7380;
Lily May Builer, Chicago. 12907
College days; from College days, lyric
by Al Boasberg, music by Martin
Broones. © June 7, 1929; 2 c. June
8; E pub. 6619; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., New York. 12908
College nights; words and music by
J. Pincus. (Jn Mr. Cinderella) ©
May 10, 1929; 2 c. June 8; E pub.
6687; Jack Pincus, Chicago. 12909
Columbia (The) is singing; words by
Berenice Metcalf Rice, music by F.
Hartley. Spokane, Wash., Hartley
and Rice. © June 11, 1929; 2 e¢.
June 15; E. pub. 6773; Fred Hartley,
Spokane, Wash. 12910
Come along to my house; words and
music by L. Graham. [Words and
melody. only] © 1c. June 7, 1929;
EK unp. 7703; L. Graham, New York.
12911
Come back to me my darling, let us be
sweethearts again; words and music
by M. Henry. [Chords, single staff]
© 1c. June 18, 1929; E unp. 8051:
Maud Henry, New York. 12912
Come on, you cubs! words and music
by Charles Patrick Smith. © June
&, 1929° 2.¢c. June 25;,E) pub. 7050;
Stuart music co., Chicago. 12913
Come to the Saviour; words and music
by W. W. Woods. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. June 3, 1929; E
unp. 7435; Southern music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 12914
Come ye, to the mountains of the
Lord; text from Isaiah 2, music by
Charles Gilbert Spross. © June 21,
1929; 2 ec. June 24; E pub. 7092;
John Church co., Cincinnati. 12915
683
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES ~
12916
pt. WI, n. s., v. 24
Coming from the ball; by Hugo Felix,
of Austria, domiciled at White
Plains, N. Y. 1. Violin and pf. 2.
Violoncello and pf. © May 24, 1929;
2c. each June 4; E pub. 6575, 6576;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
12916, 12917
Coming from you it’s wonderful;
words and music by Benee Russell,
Vincent Rose and Harry De Costa.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
June 11, 1929; E unp. 8028; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 12918
Commemoration; verses by G. W.
| Briggs, music by Ronald Dussek, of
Great Br tain; mixed voices. Ato.
© June 21, 1929; 1 ¢. June 17; B
for. 5092; Ronald Dussek, Southamp-
ton, England. 12919
Community grand march; by Carl Wil-
helm Kern, op. 506, arr. by Orlando
A. Mansfield, of Great Britain; or-
gan. © June 14, 1929; 2e¢. June 17;
EK pub. 7114; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 12920
Como a las once; letra y musica de
Emeterio Cabrera, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles. S8vo. [Photo-
stat] © June 18, 1929; 2 ec. June
24; E pub. 7018; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 12921
Companions at the keyboard; six
rythmie pf. duets, by Dorothy Gay-
nor Blake. 1. Spring dance. [5
others] © June 10, 1929; 2 c June
12; EH pub. 6667; Willis musie co.,
Cincinnati. 12922
Concertina (The); words by W. W.
Gibson, music by W. G. Whittaker,
of Great Britain; male voice choir.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © June 3, 1929; 1 ¢ June
14; E for. 5085; Joseph Williams,
ltd., London. 12923
Coney Island; mazurka, by C. Meluzio.
[Melody only] ©1c. June 8, 1929;
E unp. 7979; Carmine Meluzio, Long
Island, N. Y. 12924
Conqueror (The); words by Octavia
Perry, music by Sumner Salter;
high voice; pf. or organ ace. ©
Mar. 19, 1929; 2 ec. June 27; E pub.
7240; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
12925
Consider the lilies; sacred song, words
from Psalms 8 and Matthew 6, mu-
sic by May Van Dyke; low voice;
pf. or organ ace. © Mar. 19, 1929;
2c. June 27; E pub. 7238; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 12926
Constant love; by Nathaniel Shilkret,
ed. by Domenico Savino; orch. pts.
© May 24, 1929; 2 c May 28; BE
pub. 6339; Atlas music corp., New |
York. 12927
Constant love; words by L. M. Boyer,
music by Jack A. Edwards. New
York City, Frank Harding. © June
8, 1929; 2 c. June 17; E pub. 6817;
Lulah May Boyer, Ashland, Or. |
12928
Consuela; words and music by HEdyth
Seewald.
© 1c. June 3, 1929; E unp. 7446;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 12929:
Cool drink of water blues; melody by
Tommy Johnson. © 1 c. June 8,
1929; EH unp. 7419; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. 12930:
Copla (La) andaluza; paso-doble fla-
menco, letra de A. Quintero y P.
Guillén, mtsica de Luis Patio, of
Spain; pf. © June 10, 1929; 1 «¢.
June 11; E for. 5109; Union musi-
cal espanola, Madrid. 12931
Coquette (La) ; silhouette, by A. Aren-
sky, arr. by Preston Ware Orem;
pf., 4 hands. © June 14, 1929; 2 e.
June 17; E pub. 7112; Theodore
Presser ¢co., Philadelphia. 12932
Coquette charmante; American inter-
mezzo, by Josiah Zuro, of U. §., and
Francis Gromon, of Hungary, domi-
ciled at New York; orch. pts. ©
Mar. 5, 1929; 2 ce. June 1; EH pub.
6644; Kalmus filmusic edition, New
York. 12933.
Cornelius’ gospel songs; no. 3, [com-
piled] by R. H. Cornelius. 1929 ed.
12mo. © May 18, 1929; 2 c. and aff.
June 3; A 8738; R. H. Cornelius,
Fort Worth, Tex. 12934
Corrido de Rivera; letra y musica de
Luis Aguinaga, of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles. [Photostat] ©
June 18, 1929; 2 c. June 24; E pub.
7015; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
12935.
Cortége des bacchantes;
ment en forme de marche, de Alex-
andre de Taeye, of Belgium; odeon
and salonorch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor and 1st violin conductor. 4to.
© June 1, 1929; 1 c. May 28; E for.
4887; Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leip-
Zig. 12936
684
[Words and melody only]
divertisse-
we
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
12957
Cortége du Serdar; de Mare Delmas,
of France; odeon and salonorch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and ist violin
conductor. 4to. © June 1, 1929;
1 e@. May 28; E for. 4888; Aug.
Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 12937
Cosi é la vita; canzone fox-trot, versi
di Peppino Mendes, musica di Vit-
torio Mascheroni, of Italy; pf. ©
May 10, 1929; 1 ec. May 31; E for.
4862; A. & G. Carisch & ¢c., Milan.
12938
Cotillon III; ouverture de Il’ opéra
bouffe en 8 actes, de Henri Casade-
sus, arr. par Ch. Delsaux, of France;
orch. restreint parties, avee pf. con-
ducteur et 1.7 violons conducteur.
4to. © May 25, 1929; 1 c. June 10;
E for. 5069; Choudens, Paris. 12939
Cottage in the air; words and music
by H. Dalton. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. June 11, 1929; E unp.
7797; Howard Dalton, New York.
Could you love me in a large way?
words and musie by Sid Fox [i. e.
S. W. Fox. Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 5, 1929; E unp. 7605;
Sidney Walter Fox, Los Angeles.
12941
Could you, would you? by P. J. Mc-
Grane; pf. ©1«e. June 21, 1929;
E unp. 8204; Paul John McGrane,
Singac, N. J. 12942
Cowboys (The) dream; words by Billy
Woods [i. e. W. Woods], music by
Ray Hibbeler. © June 7, 1929; 2.
June 14; E pub. 6729; William
Woods, Billings, Mont. 12943
Cowboy’s requiem; words by Berton
Braley, music by Henry S. Gregor.
© June 21, 1929; 2 c June 24; B
pub. 7083; John Church ¢o., Cincin-'
12944
Cradle song; by Roger Clerbois, op. 12,
mi, 1: pL. © May wb 1929:<2.@:
June 7; E pub. 6803; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 12945
‘Cradle song; lyrics by Irma Kraft, mu-
sic by Richard Wilens. © June 10,
1929; 2 ec. June 28; E pub. 7181;
Edwin F. Kalmus, inc., New York.
12946
Criminal (The) waltz; melody by Leo
Soilean and Mayuse Lafleur. ©1e.
June 3, 1929; E unp. 7473; Southern
music pub. co., ine., New York.
12947
nati.
12940.
Crying and sighing; melody by John
Nesbit. ©1 ce. June 3, 1929; E unp.
7436; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 12948
Crying for love; from Girl from Wool-
worth’s, lyric by Al. Bryan, music
by Geo. W. Meyer; pf. and ukulele
acc. © June 7, 1929; 2c. June 11;
E pub. 6879; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 12949
Cuckoo (The) in the clock back home;
words and music by Harry De Costa
and Charles Bates. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1ec. June 20, 1929; E
unp. 8165; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 12950
Cuckoos; by R. K. Mellon [pseud. of
Paul Bliss]; pf., 4 hands. © June
21, 1929; 2 ce. June 24; BE pub. 7089:
John Church co., Cincinnati. 12951
Cuddlesome; words by Pat K. Heale,
original lyric by Arthur. Rebner,
music by Otto Stransky, of Great
Britain; pf. ace, with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © May 21, 1929; 1 c May
22; EK for. 4896; B. Feldman & co.,
London. 12952
Cuor gentile; mazurka, by Nicola Giu-
liano; violino. ©1c. June 12, 1929;
E unp. 7867; Vincenzo Vacca, New
York. 12953
Cupid sleeps to-night; words and music
by H. Warde. © June 12, 1929; 2 ¢.
June 17; E pub. 6810; Harry Warde,
Miami, Fla. : 12954
Cute little flat at the top of the stair:
from The show’s the thing, words
and music by Norman P. Hackforth,
of Great Britain, arr. by Harry 8S.
Pepper; pf. and ukulele acc. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © May
24, 1929; 1 c. June 1; E for. 4854;
Burford pub. co., London. 12955
Cyclops; overture, by Frank H. Losey,
op. 400; band pts., with solo B flat
cornet conductor. 4to. © June 22,
1929; 2 ce. June 26; E pub. 7070;
Harry J. Lincoln music co., Philadel-
phia. 12956
Dad always gives us away; humorous
song, written and composed by
George A. Stevens, of Great Britain.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
May 30, 1929; 1 c. June 21; H for.
5254; Reynolds & co., London.
12957
685
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
12958
pt. m1, n. s., v. 24
Daddy dear; words by Ellen Powers-
Dockham, music by A. M. Dockham-
Knowlton. © 1 ¢. June 13, 1929;
EH unp. 7917; Adelaide M. Dockham-
Knowlton, Brimfield, Mass. 12958
Daddy man; words by G. J. Thomas,
music by Hermann Lohr, of Great
Britain. © May 29, 1929; 1 c. June
12; E for. 5127; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. 12959
Daddy, Oh daddy; words and music by
H. Finnerty. [Words and melody
only] ©1ce. June 26, 1929; E unp.
8344; Helen Finnerty, Ashton, Id.
12960
Daddy won’t you come back; words
by K. Heberling, music by Ray Hib-
beler. ©1c. June 17, 1929; E unp.
8044; Katheryn Heberling, Kenosha,
Wis. 12961
Dafni; interludio, di Giuseppe Mulé, of
Italy; orch. Partitura. 12mo.
June 3, 1929; 1 c June 5; E for.
4924; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 12962
Dainty; by Matt Malneck and Frank
Signorelli, orch. by William C. Scho-
enfeld; orch. pts. © June 5, 1929;
2e. June 7; E pub. 6569; Atlas
music corp., New York. 12963
Damnation; furioso, by W. W. Lowitz,
organ notations by HEmil Velazco;
orch. pts. © June 12, 1929; 2 ¢.
June 15; E pub. 6724; Crawford
music corp., New York 12964
Dance of the camc¢l drivers; by Gerald
F. Frazee; pf. © June 24, 1929; 2 ¢.
June 28; E pub. 7159; B. F. Wood
music ¢o., Boston. 12965
Dance of the
Tilden Davis; pf.
manikins; by Grover
© June 21, 1929;
2c June 24; BH pub. 7088; John
Chureh co., Cincinnati. 12966
Dancing goblin; characteristic novelty
fox trot, by Walter R. Collins, of
Great Britain; pf. © May 14, 1929;
1c. June 21; ii for. 5257 ; Cavendish
music ¢o., London. 12967
Dangerous journey; by Jean Beghon,
arr. by Milan Roder; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Feb. 20, 1929 ;
2c. June 1; E pub. 6648; Kalmus
filmusic edition, New York. 12968
Danse d’Athelstane; de Paul La Gye,
of Belgium; odeon and salonorch.
pts., with pf. conductor and ist violin
conductor. 4to. © June 1, 1929;
1c. May 28; E for. 4881; Aug. Cranz,
G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 12969
Danse russe; de Alexandre de Taeye,
of Belgium; odeon and salonorch.
pts., with pf. conductor and 1st vio-
lin conductor. 4to. © June 1, 1929;
1c. May 28; E for. 4886; Aug. Cranz, —
G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 12970
Danse villageoise ; par Emmanuel Cha-
brier, arr. par. Rudd, of France;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © June 14, 1929; 1 c. June 21;
E for. 5240; Enoch & cie., Paris.
1297]
Danseuse saidienne; par A. Hemsi, of
Italy, op. 10, no. 2; pf. © Dec. 28,
1928; 1 ¢« June 5; EH for, 49s;
Edition orientale de musique, Alex-
andria, Egypt. 12972
Danube dreams; valse, by Joseph
Maranz; pf. © June 138, 1929; 2 «.
June 14; E pub. 6711; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. 12973
Dark blue; by D. Tiomkin, of Rus-
sia, domiciled at New York; 1st vio-
lin. © 1c. June 14, 1929; E unp.
7951; Dimitri Tiomkin, New York.
12974
Dark night blues; words and music
by Willie McTell. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. June 3, 1929; B
unp. 7412; Southern music pub. ¢co.,
inc., New York. 12975
Darkies’ (The) jubilee; pastimes on
the levee, by John M. Turner, arr.
by M. L. Lake; full band pts., with
conductor in B flat. 4to. © Mar.
26, 1929; 2 c. June 27; E pub. 7209;
Carl Fischer, inec., New York. 12976
Darling; words by Phillip Goldfarb,
music by J. Patercity. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 20, 1929;
E unp. 81386; Julius Patercity, New
York. 12977
Darling; words by Samuel Ferguson,
music by Jean Taylor; med. or low
voice. © May 24, 1929; 2 c. May
31; E pub. 6457; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 12978
Darling, I love you; words and music
by V. W. Mathews. [Words and
melody only] ©1.c. June 25, 1929;
E unp. 8308; Virginia Winslow
Mathews, Pasadena. 12979
Das ist alles; words and music by L.
Mainard. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 4, 1929; E unp. 7563 ;
Lee Mainard, Fresno, Calif. 12980
686
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
Davidson county blues; melody by De
Ford Bailey. © 1c. June 3, 1929;
E unp. 7489; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 12981
Day by day; words and music by R.
F. Norton. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. June 28, 1929; E unp.
8415; Robert F. Norton, New York.
12982
Day dreams; by Edward G. Simon.
1. Violin and pf.—2. Cello and pif.
© Mar. 11, 12, 1929; 2 ce. each June
27; E pub. 7248, 7249; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 12983, 12984
Day dreams; waltz song, words and
music by M. C. Murray, of Canada,
arr. by Burrell Van Buren. Mead-
owville Station, Nova Scotia, Mur-
ray pub. house. © June 14, 1929;
2c. June 26; E pub. 7076; Mabel
C. Murray, Meadowville Station,
Nova Scotia, Canada. 12985
Day (The) we met; words and music
by A. A. Mahanna, of Syria, domi-
ciled at Boston. © 1 ec. June 26,
1929; E unp. 8338; Alexander Albert
Mahanna, Boston. 12986
Daybreak; words by M. O. Cline, mu-
sic by Chester Escher; ist violin.
© 1c. June 24, 1929; E unp. 8282;
Myrtle Omie Cline, Fort Worth, Tex.
~ 12987
Days (The) of my childhood plays;
words and music by A. G. Karnes.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
June 27, 1929; E unp. 8397; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
12988 ,
De lo alto de los cielos; O sole mio,
eanto sagrado, letra de S. D. Athans,
of U. S., musica de E. di Capua. ©
May 10, 1929; 2 c. May 29; E pub.
7199; Speros D. Athans, San Diego,
Calif. 12989
Deacon’s (The) calf; words and music
by Bud Landress. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1ec. June 3, 1929; B
unp. 7456; Southern music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 12990
Dead (The) bird; by R. K. Mellon
[pseud. of Paul Bliss]; pf., 4 hands.
© June 21, 1929; 2 c. June 24; B
pub. 7090; John Church co., Cinein-
nati. 12991
Dear friend; words and music by L.
E. Petersen. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. June 26, 1929; EB unp.
8350; Lenora E. Petersen; Mason,
Ney. 12992
13002
Dear little girl; lyrics by Bess Hvan-
geline Murch, musie by Ann Mack
Dowel [pseud. of A. McDowell.
Words and melody only] ©1..
June 25, 1929; E unp. 8296; Anna
McDowell, Dearborn, Mich. 12993
Dear old class of ninety-nine; words
by John Donahue, music by Elinor
Donahue. © June 13, 1929; 2 «¢.
June 24; E pub. 7063; Elinor Dona-
hue, Boston. . 12994
Dear old girl of Delta sigma phi;
words by J. Brattain, music by D.
Nordstrom. Washington, Do Ge
Delta sigma phi fraternity, inc. ©
Mar. 1, 1924; 2 c. June 12, 1929; E
pub. 6693; Joe Brattain and Dag-
mar Nordstrom, Washington. 12995
Dear old mother; words by S. Gard-
ner, music by Samuel H. Speck
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
June 5, 1929; E unp. 7630; Silas
Gardner, Romulus, Mich. 12996
Dear, that’s why I love you; words
and music by D. W. Johnstone. ©
1 ec. June 6, 1929; E unp. 7667;
Donald W. Johnstone, New York.
12997
Dearest old mother of ‘mine; words
and music by R. Cooke. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 1,
1929; E unp. 8302; Ralph Cooke,
Belmar, N. J. 12998.
Dearest one; theme song of Fancy
that, words by B. Curtis, music by
Larry Conley. [Words and melody
only] © 1.c June 29, 1929; HE
unp. 8454; Billy Curtis, New York.
: 12999
Dearest one, you're the one for me;
waltz song, words and music by
EK. P. Womack, arr. by Harry P. Guy.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 28, 1929; E unp. 8429; Edward
P. Womack, Detroit. 13000
Death calls in vain; words by Tyrone
King, music by Cecil Ellis; high
voice. © May 24, 1929; 2 ec. May
31; E pub. 6464; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 13001
Deep in love; lyrics by Harlan
Thompson, music by Oscar Strauss.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 19, 1929; E unp. 8091; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 13002
687
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13003
pt. m1, n.s., v. 24
Deeper than the sea; lyric by Jack
Murray, music by Sammy Fain. ©
June 5, 1929; 2 c. June 6; E pub.
6540 ; De Sylva, Brown & Henderson,
inc., New York. 13003
Défilé nocturne; marche, de André
Cadou, of France; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © ‘Dee. 10,
1927; 1.c. Jan. 7, 1928; E for. 1832;
Raoul Breton et cie, Paris. 13004
Delfy; tango, de C. Carpentieri, of
Italy; pt... (Ow Mag. 2.1929." Ne:
June 4; E for. 4949; C. Carpentieri,
Paris. * 13005
Deliverance; hymn, words and music
by P. P. Bilhorn. © June 24, 1929;
2c. June 27; E pub. 7139; Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago. 13006
Desconfianza ; por Manuel M. Moreno,
of Mexico, domiciled at Los Angeles;
pf. 8vo. [Photostat] © June 18,
1929; 2 c. June 24; E pub. 7012;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
13007
Desde Zacatecas vengo! letra e
musica de Lupe Posada, of Mexico.
domiciled at Los Angeles; pf.
[Photostat] © June 18, 1929; 2 «.
June 24; E pub. 7027; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 13008
Desgraciado (El); words’ and music
by Simon G. Casas, of Mexico; pf.
[| Photostat]
Apr. 273.. Bigpnbn 6892:
Acosta, Los Angeles.
Dionisio
13009
Desirée; by Rudolf Friml; pf. 4to. ©
May 10,'1929; 2:c.:June 1; E pub.
6630; Kalmus filmusic edition, New
York. 13010
Deux (Les) pigeons; ballet en 2 actes.
pizzicato, par André Messager, orch.
de Rudd, of France; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © June
14, 1929; 1 c. June 21; E for. 5249;
Hnoch & cie., Paris. 13011
Devil’s (The) forge; suite de ballet,
by Geo. W. Byng, of Great Britain;
orch. pts. © June 11, 1929; 1 ec.
June 21; H for. 5281; Boosey & co.,
Itd., London. 13012
Devotion; melodie passionnée, by
Albert W. Ketélbey, arr. by Hubert
sath, of Great Britain. 1. Brass
band pts.—2. Military band pts. ©
June 12, 1929; 1 c. each June 12;
I for. 4990, 4991; Keith, Prowse &
eo., Itd., London. 130138, 138014
© Apr. 22, 1929; 2 e.
Diadema; words and music by Simon
G. Casas, of Mexico; pf. -[Photo-
stat] © Apr. 22, 1929; 2 c. Apr. 27;
E pub. 6891; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 13015
Dicen que me han de matar; huapango,
letra y musica por E. Rubio, of
Mexico; [two voices] © 1c. Jan.
16, 1929; E unp. 2865; Ernesto
Rubio, Los Angeles. 13016
Did you come back to stay or just to
break my heart; words and music
by W. M. Adcock. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 18, 1929;
EH unp. 8049; William Miller Ad-
cock, San Francisco. 13017
Dinkey Doyle; words and music by
W. J. Gannon. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. June 13, 1929; E unp.
7904; William J. Gannon, Teaneck,
IN a. 13018
Dispettucci d’ amore; intermezzo, di
Ruggero Neri, of Italy; piccola orch.
parti, con pf. conduttore e violino
I. A direzione. 4to. © Apr. 18,
1929; 1 ce June 5; E for. 4913;
Ritmiea, Milan. 13019
Dixie; words by G. A. Daughtry, music
by Sylvester Long Cross; pf.
1 ec. June 15, 1929; E unp. 7993;
George A. Daughtry, San Francisco.
13020
Dixie bluebird; lyric by Clarice White
Luck, music by Mildred White Wal-
lace; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
T. Kahana. © June 13, 1929; 2 ec.
June 14; E pub. 6712; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. 138021
Dixie is calling, Dixie and someone I
love; words. and. music. by Edrie
Higgins, rev. and arr. by Cal De
Voll. © June 22, 1929; 2 c. June
22; E pub. 6980; Edrie Higgins,
Tarpon Springs, Fla. 13022
Dixie walk; words and music by H. E.
Wallace and Aaron Gates. ©1.e.
June 18, 1929; EH unp. 8082; Helen
Hlizabeth Wallace, Brooklyn. 18023
Do I know what I am doing? words
and music by Bert Kalmar and
Harry Ruby. [Words and melody
only] ©41ce. June 11, 1929; E unp.
7789; De Sylva, Brown & Henderson,.
ine., New York. 13024
Do oysters ever grow whiskers? fox-
trot or one-step, words and music by
Howard and Donald Sinnock, of
Great Britain, domiciled at Brook-
lyn; ist, violin. © 1: c.. June 11,
1929; E unp., 8133; Donald Leslie
Wilmot Sinnock, Brooklyn. 13025
688
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
13046
Do the shag; words by B. Curtis, mu-
sic by Larry Conley. Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 29, 1929;
E unp. 8456; Billy Curtis, New York.
13026
Do you remember; words by E. B.
Deams, music by Johnny Spikes.
[Chords, single staff] © 1c. June
21, 1929; E unp. 8168; Effie’ B.
Deams, Los Angeles. 13027
Dog (A), a boy and a bee; words by
George Redman, music by H. Kogen,
op. 21. ©1e. June 8, 1929; E unp.
7514; Harry Kogen, Chicago. 13028
Doll baby; words and music by R. H.
Domb. © 1c. June 13, 1929; E unp.
7915: Rose Holland Domb, Dover,
N. .J. 13029
Dolores; vaise, di Giuseppe Rampoldi,
of Italy; piccola orch. parti. Milano,
A. & G. Carisch & c. 4to. © Mar.
21,1929; 1c. May 8; BH for. 5183;
Benini & Rampoldi, Como, Italy.
13030
Don’t blame me blame fate; words by
Otte J. Kubieck, music by J. J.
Kolarik. © 1c June 8, 1929; E
unp. 7726; Joe J. Kolarik, Lyons,
Tl. 13031
Don’t blame the moonlight, blame it on
your beautiful eyes; words by Al
Sherman and Al Lewis, music by Joe
Burke; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by May Singhi Breen. © June 5,
1929; 2 c. June 6; E pub. 6566; Joe
Morris music co., New York. 13032
Don’t depend on a man; words and
music by P. J. Sarantis. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June il,
1929; E unp. 7810; Peter J. Saran-
tis, New York. 13033
Don’t dilly dally Sally; by S. Tepper.
[Melody only] © 1 ¢ June 22,
1929; E unp. 8213; Saul Tepper,
New York. 13034
‘Don’t drink it in here; words by J. M.
Williams, music by Thomas Dorsey.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
June 5, 1929; E unp. 7583; State
street music pub. co., inc., Chicago.
13035
Don’t ever come back to me; lyrics by
Lester Cole, music by D. Baffa.
-Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 4, 1929; E unp. 7569; Dominic
Baffa, Los Angeles. 13036
Don’t go away; words and music by
L. Grennan. © 1c. June 4, 1929;
EK unp. 7562; Leo Grennan, San Jose,
Calif. 13037
Don’t hang your dreams on a rainbow;
from Harl Carroll’s sketch book,
lyric by Irving Kahal, music by Ar-
nold Johnson; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by Hank Linet [pseud. of Henry
A. Linet] © June 27, 1929; 2 c. June
29; E pub. 7260; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., New York. 13038
Don’t it mean a thing to you? from On
with the show, words by Grant
Clarke, music by Harry Akst; pf.
and ukulele ace. © May 27, 1929;
2c. May 31; E pub. 6485; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 13039
Don’t keep me guessing; by D. Tiom-
kin, of Russia, domiciled at New
York; pf. ©1c. June 19, 1929; E
unp. 8110; Dimitri Tiomkin, New
York. 13040
Don’t let the greed bug bite you; lyric
and music by N. Dorée. New York
City, Nadage Doree society. © June
7, 1929; 2 « May 31, 1928; E pub.
6595; Nadage Dorée, New York.
13041
Don’t play the monkey; words by J.
M. Mulholland, music by V. Johns.
© 1c. June 14, 1929; E unp. 7956;
John M. Mulholland and Vivian
Johns, Butte, Mont. 13042
Don’t wake the baby up; words by
Mort Dixon, music by Harry Woods.
[Words and melody only] © te.
June 15, 1929; E unp. 8001; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 13043
Don’t you believe that I love you;
words by E. M. Gibson, music by
Samuel H. Speck. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. May 21, 1929; BH
unp. 7895; Edna M. Gibson, Pitts-
burgh. 13044
Doubt; words by Florence Hedley-
Stodden, music by Eric Coates, of
Great Britain. © June 1, 1929; 1 ¢.
June 21; E for. 5284; Boosey & co.,
Itd., London. 13045
Doughnuts, why do they put holes in
doughnuts; words and music by
Maury Madison [pseud. of W. Ren-
wick Smith] © 1c. June 12, 1929;
E unp. 7874; W. Renwick Smith,
New York. 13046
689
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13047
pt. m1, n.s., v.24
Doumka; méditation russe, par Serge
Weksler, of France; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © May
25, 1929; 1 c. June 10; EB for. 5072;
Choudens, Paris. 13047
Down home; words and music by Irv-
ing Kahal, Harry Richman and J.
Russe] Robinson. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. June 20, 1929; B
unp. 8166; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
13048
Down in the deep let me sleep when I
die; words by W. L. Titus, music by
H. W. Petrie; bass solo; in C.
Aug. 1, 1928; 2 e. June 24, 1929; E
pub. 6990; Franklin E. Hathaway,
Chicago. 13049
Down the alley; by J. M. Williams.
[Melody only] ©1e. June 5, 1929;
E unp. 7599; State st. music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 13050
Down to Jordan and be saved; words
and music by E. Dunford. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 27,
1929; E unp. 8406; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. 13051
Down yonder; by MHershal Brown.
[Melody only] ©1c. June 13, 1929;
E unp. 8228; Southern. music pub.
co., ine., New York. 18052
Downtown blues; words and music by
Frank Stokes. © 1c. June 8, 1929;
EK unp. 7420; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 18053
Drama at the ball; par Maurice Sa-
mehtini, of Netherlands; orch. par-
ties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ec. June 4, 1929; E
for. 4946; Maurice Piena, Paris.
13054
Dream (A); words and music by C.
Maduro, of Netherlands, domiciled
at New York; high voice. © 1.
June 20, 1929; E unp. 8116; Charles
Maduro, New York. 13055
Dream boat; words and music by R.
E. Hunt. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 7, 1929; E unp. 7691;
Ruth EH. Hunt, Braznell, Pa. 18056
Dream faces; words by Larry Dey-
brook, music by C. D. Pavlick. ©
1 ec. June 5, 1929; E unp. 7637; Clin-
nie Dill Pavlick, St. Louis. 13057
Dream girl; words by H. Connelly,
music by Samuel H. Speck. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 5,
1929; E unp. 7631; Howard Con-
nelly, Pottsville, Pe 13058
Dream-man please send a dream to
me; words and music by R. Vean-
Rhae. © 1c. June 22, 1929; E Unp.
8220; Ray J. Schropp, jr., Philadel-
phia. 13059
Dream of you; words by C. Mondo,
music by J. R. Hanna. ©1c. June
3, 1929; E unp. 7398; Carl Mondo
and John Rupert Hanna, Buffalo.
13060
Dream places; intro. Please let me
dream in your arms, words and mu-
sic by Al Sherman, Al Lewis and
Carmen Lombardo, compiled by Leo
Wood, ed. and arr. by Lee eae
Smith; organ. © May 27, 1929; 2c.
May 29; EK pub. 6492; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 13061
Dream train; Hawaiian melody, arr.
in diagram by Mortimer Searles;
Hawaiian steel guitar. 4to. ©
June 15, 1929; 2 ec. June 15; E pub.
6739; Honolulu conservatory of mu-
sic, Akron, O. 13062
Dreaming dreams of love; lyric by J.
Clark Weaver, music by H. W. Wea-
ver. © 1c. June 8, 1929; E unp.
7728; Harl W. Weaver, Pullman,
Wash. 13063
Dreaming ’neath Hawaiian skies; by
J. M. Gervel. [Melody only] ©
1c. June 7, 1929; KE unp. 7723; John
Matthew Gervel, Kingston, Pa.
138064
Dreaming of a shining moon; words
and music by W. Thomas Maloney.
© 1c. June 21, 1929; E unp. 8188;
Ellen Nora Maloney, Charlestown,
Mass. 13065
Dreams; words and music by Hazel
Furkert. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 20, 1929; EH unp. 8142;
Hazel Furkert, Milwaukee.
Dreams for two; fox-trot, theme song,
words and music by R. Cooke.
[Words and melody only] ©1l1e.
June 26, 1929; E unp. 8361; Ralph
Cooke, Belmar, N. J. 13067
Dreams have come true; waltz song,
words and music by J. O. Jacobsen.
© 1c. May 31, 1929; E unp. 7394;
Jennie Olson\ Jacobsen; Minneapolis.
13068
Dream’t we heard a Lindy-bird ; words
and music by Dan Cupid and Bill
Young; pf. and ukulele acc. © June
11, 1929; 2 ec. June 17; EF pub. 6780;
Wiliam Young, Detroit. 13069
690
13066
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
13091
Dreamy Dan’l; character sketch, by E. | Hast of Unimak Pass; lyric and music
Frederic Curzon, of Great Britain,
op. 4, no. 11; orch. pts. 4to. ©
May 11, 1929; 1 ec. June 21; E for.
5280; Boosey & co., Itd., London.
13070
Drinking song, hi ho; lyric by B. Cur-
tis, musie by Larry Conley. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 29,
1929; E unp. 8455; Billy Curtis, New
York. 13071
Drole d’ historie; par V. Dyck, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et 1.° violini conducteur.
4to. © May 25, 1929; 1 ec. June 10;
BH for. 5018; E. Gaudet, Paris.
13072
Drums; by G. Sellers, of France; pf.
conductor. 4to. © May 25, 1929;
1c. June 10; E for. 5011; G. Sellers,
Marseille, France. 13073
Du gav ait mejett paradis pai jorden;
text af Nils-Georg, musik af Georg
Enders, of Sweden; pf. © May 7,
1929; 1c. June 19; E for. 5173; Nils-
Georgs musikfdrlag, Stockholm,
Sweden. 13074
Duda eterna; por Simon G. Casas, of
Mexico; pf. S8vo. [Photostat] ©
June 18, 1929; 2 c. June 24; H nub.
6993; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
13075
Dumpity-dumps; recitation or song,
words by Stanley Schell [pseud. of
M. Stanleyetta Titus-Werner], music
by Alma Stanley. © May 24, 1929;
2 ec. May 28; E pub. 6675; M. S.
Titus-Werner, Belmar, N. J. 18076
Dusk and dawn; words by J. Olin Mc-
Davitt, music by Lucina Jeweil;
hgh voice. © May 381, 1929; 2 «@.
June 7; E pub. 6798; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 13077
Dusk finds me dreaming of you; lyric
by David S. Goldberg, music by H.
O. Carow. ©1c. June 20, 1929; E
unp. 8159; Herman Otto Carow, New
York. 13078
Eagles (The); Kowaleczy k—Klisz,
march, by S. Daczkowski; pf.
May 29, 1929; 2 ec. June 5; E pub.
6583 ; Stefan Daczkowski, Chicago.
13079
Earl E. May (The) song; fcex-trot,
words and music by C. J. Peter. ©
June 28, 1929; 2 ec. June 26; E pub.
7079; Carl J. Peter, Omaha, Neb.
13080
by I. R. Brice, arr. by D. Berilotti.
© 1c. Apr. 22, 1929; BE unp. 7537;
Ivary R. Brice, Sacramento, Cal f.
13081
HKclat; patriotic march and song by R.
Leiby. © 1c. June 7, 1929; BE unp.
7718; Ralph Leiby, Harrisburg, Pa.
13082
Eestatie moments; by L. M. George;
pf. © 1c June 12, 1929: EB unp.
7972; Lulu May George, Los Angeles.
13083
Education (Une) manquée; ouverture,
par Hmmanuel Chabrier, orch. de
Rudd, of France; orch. parties, avee
pf. conducteur. 4to. © June 14,
1929; ok ‘es, June, 2; HH for. 5248 ;
Hnoch & cie., Paris. 13084
Effroyable (L’) vengeance; scéne dra-
matique, par Marcel Colin et Georges
Krier, of France; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © May 25,
1929; 1 e. June 10; EB for. 5087; J.
Yves Krier, Paris. 18085
Hine nacht, ein lied und du... Eng-
lish waltz, text von Richard Rillo,
musk von Geczy und Jiger, both of
Germany. © May 15, 1929; 1 e.
June 12; EH for. 5133; Roehr, a. g.,
Berlin. 13086
Hinmal sagt man sich adieu; waltz,
aus dem film Die wunderbare ltige
der Nina Petrowna, text von Fritz
Rotter, musik von W. Schmidt-Gent-
ner, of Germany. © May 1, 1929;
1-e June 12; E for.°51382; Roehr,
a. g., Berlin. 13087
Elm Street blues; words and music by
Ida May Mack. [Words and melody
only] ©1 ec. June 3, 1929; E unp.
7464; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 13088
Eloise; ballad, words by E. M. Gasber,
mus‘e by Luther A. Clark. New
York City, Frank Harding. © June
24, 1929: 2 c. June 28; E pub. 7185;
Eloise Meyers Gasber, Wheeling,
W. Va. 13089
Elsinore waltz; by H. H. Johnson; pf.
© 1c. June 7, 1929; .E.unp.. 7892;
Hope Hamilton Johnson, Fresno,
Calif. 13090
Elvira; letra y musica de Luis Aguin-
aga, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles; 2 voices. [Photostat] ©
June 18, 1929; 2 ec. June 24; E pub.
7010; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
13091
691
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13092
pt. 111, D.s., Vv. 24
Embrassez-moi (Kiss me); words by
EK. E. Archambeault, music by Char-
lotte R. Craig. ©1c. June 6, 1929;
EK unp. 7574; EHvelain E. Archam-
hault, Marquette, Mich. 13092
Empty hours; fox-trot, words and
musie by Harrie Zona, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Apr.
19, 1929; 1 e. June 12; E for. 5124;
Cecil Lennox, ltd., London. 13093
En le reja Tapatia; words and music
by N. Menendez, of Cuba, domiciled
at New York; pf. © 1c. June 1,
1929; E unp. 7896; Nilo Menendez,
New York. 13094
En roulant; piéce descriptive, par Ed.
Lavagne, of France, op. 49; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
© May 2, 1929; 1 c. June 4; E for.
4986; Editions musicales Sam Fox,
Paris. 13095
Enchanted isles; lyric by D. J. Over-
field, music by Charles B. Fletcher.
© 1c. June 22, 1929; E unp. 8222;
Dorothy Jane Overfield, Long Beach,
Calif. 13096
Enchantement; mélodie, de Alexandre
de Taeye, of Belgium. 4to. 1. Sal-
onorch. parties, avec pf. conducteur
et violino 1 conducteur.—2. Odeon
orch, parties, avee violino 1 conduc-
teur. © June 14, 1929; 1 ¢ each
June 10; E for. 5080; Aug. Cranz,
G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 13097
End (The) of the evening; fox trot,
words and music by Al. Forde and
Mickey Kippel, of Great Britain ; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by Harry J.
Stafford. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations] © May 23, 1929; 1«¢ June
1; EH for. 4889; Campbell, Connelly
& co., London. 138098
End (The) of the lonesome trail; from
The great divide, lyrics by Herman
Ruby, music by Ray Perkins; pf.
‘and ukulele acc. © June 17, 1929;
2 ec. June 20; E pub. 6955; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 138099
End (The) of your dreams; words
and music by Morey Davidson, Art
Levitt and Carl Rupp. [Words and
melody] © 1. June 19, 1929; E
unp. 8084; Santly bros., inc., New
York. 13100
Enriqueta; de Simon G. Casas, of
Mexico; pf. S8vo. [Photostat] ©
June 18, 1929; 2 c. June 24; E pub.
7011; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
13101
Ensam och titta pa manen; foxtrot,
text af Nils-Georg, musik von Karl
Wehle och Torbern Cassel, both of
Sweden; pf. © May 7, 1929; 1 ec.
June 19; E for. 5172; Nils-Georgs
musikforlag, Stockholm, Sweden.
13102
Envoi (L’) ; words by Ina Marguerita
Wallace, music by Rebekah Raney.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
June 25, 1929; E unp. 8290; Ina M.
Wallace, San Francisco. 13103
Epilogue; par Alexandre de Taeye, of
Belgium. 4to. 1. Salonorch. par-
ties, avec pf. conducteur et violino 1
conducteur.—2. Odeon orch. parties,
avec violino 1 conducteur. 4to. ©
June 14, 1929; 1 c. June 10; E for.
5077; Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leip-
zig. 13104
Episoden aus symphonien; von Anton
Bruckner, bearb. von Sigfrid Karg-
Hlert, of Germany ; harmonium. nos.
1-8. ©,Jan! 2, 1929+ 1° Mine a7
E for. 5089; C. F. Peters, Leipzig.
13105.
Equinoxe; poéme de Francois Mauriae,
musique de R. Bernard, of France.
© May 25, 1929; 1 c. June 10; E
for. 5028; Durand et cie., Paris.
13106.
Hs por ti corazon; vals, letra por D. VY.
Cortéz, musica por S. Hspinosa, of
Mexico, domiciled at Indiana Har-
bor, Ind. © 1c. June 3, 1929; E
unp. 7546; Sabino Hspinosa, Indiana
Harbor, Ind. 13107
Escalfes (La) ; por Simon G. Casas, of
Mexico; pf. 8vo. [Photostat] ©
June 18, 1929; 2 c. June 24; E pub.
7013; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
13108
Escarpolette (L’); piéce de genre, de
B. Dessart, arr. par Ph. Parés, of
France; orch. parties, avee pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © May 2, 1929; 1 ce.
June 4; E for. 4985; Editions musi-
cales Sam Fox, Paris. 13109
Espafia; rapsodie, de Emmanuel Cha-
brier, arr. de Rudd, of France; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
June 14, 1929; 1 ec. June 21; E for.
5239; Enoch & cie., Paris. 13110
Esperanza perdida; letra y musica de
Luis Aguinaga, of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles. [Photostat] ©
June 18, 1929; 2 c. June 24; E pub.
7007; Dionisio Acosta, Los Se
1381
692
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
13134
Estaire; waltz, by David Berend, op.
309; banjo solo, with pf. acc.
June 26, 1929; 2 c. June 27; E pub.
7148; Irving Berlin standard music
corp., New York. 1a i2
Eternal feminine; words by Theodora
MacManus, music by Hannah M.
Cundiff; high voice. © May 24,
1929; 2 c. May 31; E pub. 6469;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 13113
Eternal (The) greenhorn; by M.
Schweid; pf. © 1 e. June 25, 1929;
E unp. 8298; Mark Schweid, New
York. 13114
Eternal love; words and music by
A. J. Petolino. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. June 12, 1929; E unp.
7845; Anthony J. Petolino, Newark,
Ne J. ney sy
Eternelle cantiléne; de Alfred Goffin,
of Belgium; odeon and salonorch.
pts., with pf. conductor and 1st violin
conductor. 4to. © June 1, 1929;
1 ce May 28; E for. 4888; Aug.
Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 13116
Etude in D minor; by Charles Stainer,
of Great Britain, op. 26; flute and pf.
© May 22, 1929; 1c. June 3; E for.
4907; Rudall, Carte & co., ltd., Lon-
don. ila i
Evander Childs high school march; by
V. Spadea, of Italy, domiciled at New
Moke pfir ©) June -1, 1929; 2...
June 13; E pub. 6697; Vincenzo
Spadea, New York. 13118
Evangeline; words and music by P. J.
Piazza. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 4, 1929; E unp. 7541;
Peter J. Piazza, New Orleans. 13119
Evangeline; words by G. Little, music
by B. M. Hale. © 1 c. June 22,
1929; E unp. 8270; Garnet Little, St.
Joseph, Mo. 13120
Evening prayer; anthem, words by
Martha Martin, music by Gertrude
Cady; quartet or cho. of mixed
voices, with organ ace. 4to. © June
19, 1929; 2 c. June 20; E pub. 6905;
R. L. Huntzinger, ine., New York.
13121
Ever since I fell in love with you;
lyric by F. H. Green, music by Harry
Ferguson. © May 29, 1929; 2 ce.
June 5; E pub. 6771; Frederick H.
Green, Muscatine, Ia. 13122
Evengreen (The) tree; poem by Kath-
leen Millay, music by P. R. Frey.
© May 31, 1929; 2 c. June 3; E pub.
6517; Philip Rockel Frey, Spring-
field, O. 13123
Everlasting (The) hills; anthem,
words from Psalm 121, music by
George B. Nevin; mixed voices. 4to.
© May 29, 1929; 2 c. May 31; E
pub. 6452; John Church co., Cincin-
nati. 13124
Everybody’s going crazy by falling in
love these days; words by Frank H.
Adams, musie by J. J. Cavalier. ©
1c. June, 26, 1929;.E unp.. 8319;
John J. Cavalier, New York. 13125
Hiverybody’s got a radio now; words
by N. Fizer, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©le.
June 19, 1929; E unp. 8099; Nida
Fizer, Crumpler, W. Va. 13126
Everybody’s melodies; selection of
popular classics, arr. by J. H. Squire,
of Great Britain; pf. © May 23,
19203 Pes dune’; 0H. for. 14890;
Campbell, Connelly & co., London.
13127
Everybody was there; words and mu-
sie by Richard Bryant. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 138, 1929;
E unp. 8230; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 13128
Everyone falls for you; by D. Tiomkin,
of Russia, domiciled at New York;
pf. ©1ce. June 19, 1929; E unp.
8111; Dimitri Tiomkin, New York.
13129
Everything is lovely; optimistic-pessi-
mistie song, words and music by
Howard Johnson. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. June 28, 1929; H.
unp. 8395; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, ine., New York. 13130
Ey’ry old back porch is new in the
summer time; words by Irving Ka-
hal, music by Sammy Fain; pf. and
ukulele ace. © June 10, 1929; 2 ¢.
June 11; E pub. 6661; Waterson,
Berlin & Snyder co., New York.
131381
Evviva l’accordo Italo-Vaticano; fan-
tasia, por V. Spadea, of Italy, domi-
ciled at New York; pf. © June 1,
1929; 2 ec. June 13; E pub. 6698;
Vincent Spadea, New York. 181382
Eyes of love; words and music by C.
T. Diorio. ©1e. June 26, 1929; BE
unp. 8372; Camille Thomas Diorio,
New Haven. 13133
Fairies’ (The) ball; 3-pt. cho., words
by Alden Hayes Emery, music by
Dorothy Radde Emery; women’s
voices. 4to. © Mar. 6, 1929; 2 ¢.
June 27; E pub. 7216; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 13134
693
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13185
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Fairy (A) dream boat; by Irene Rod-
gers; pf. © June 17, 1929; 2¢ June
22; E pub. 6976; Boston music co.,
Boston. 13135
Fairy lights; words by Juliette Cas-
tellan, music by Hermann Lohr, of
Great Britain. © May 29, 1929;1¢c.
June 12; E for. 5128; Chappell &
co., ltd., London. 13136
Fallero (El); pasa-calle, de Jose Ser-
rano, of Spain; pf. ©- June 10,
1929; 1 e. June 11; EH for. 5111;
Union musical, espafiola, Madrid.
13137
Famous song hits for tenor banjo;
folio no. 8, by Grant Clarke, Louis
Silvers and others, arr. by Dave
Berend; pf. ace. New York, Irving
Berlin standard music corp. © July
17, 1929; 2 ec. and aff. July 18; AA
20597 ; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
1381388
Fancy free; by S. Miranda and R.
Montgomery. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. June 10, 1929; E unp.
7772; Stephens Miranda, Hollywood,
Calif., and Rebbie Montgomery,
Pasadena. 13139
Fantasy poem; by Harold Henry, op.
17; pf. © May 31, 1929; 2 ce. June
7; E pub. 6802; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 13140
Far away in a southern sea; lyrics by
John R. Morse, music by R. A. An-
derson. (In Theme songs of The
kamaaina) © June 14, 1929; 2 «.
June 18; E pub. 6823; Robert Alex-
ander Anderson, Honolulu. 13141
Farewell (A); serenade, by Joseph
Morris [pseud. of Theodore M. To-
bani]; violin and pf. © May 24,
1929; 2 ec. May 31; E pub. 64638; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 13142
Farewell boy; mélodie, by Jean de
Smétsky, of Belgium; odeon and
Salonorch. pts., with pf. conductor
and ist violin conductor. 4to. ©
June 1, 1929; 1 ec. May 28; E for.
4874; Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leip-
zig, 13143
Fascinating you, you’re fascinating
me; from Harl Carroll’s sketch book,
words and music by Benée Russell,
Charles Tobias, Harry Tobias and
Vincent Rose; pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by Hank Linet [pseud. of Henry
A. Linet] © June 27, 1929; 2 «.
June 29; E pub. 7253; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., New York. 13144
Fast (A) life and a hot one; let your
conscience be your guide, from A
fast life, words by Herman Ruby,
music by Ray Perkins; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © June 7, 1929; 2 c. June
11; E pub. 6875; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 13145.
Fatal fascination; words by Mary
Louise Grode, music by H. R. Grode. ’
© 1c. June 8, 1929; E unp. 7745;
Howard R. Grode, Jamaica, L. LI.,
N: . ¥ 13146
Fatalité; appassionato dramatique, de
Alexandre de Taeye, of Belgium.
4to. 1. Odeon orch. parties, avee
violino 1 conducteur.—2. Salonorch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur et vio-
lino 1 conducteur. © June 14, 1929;
1c. each June 10; E for. 5076; Aug.
Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 13147
Fate (The) of a broken heart; words
and music by L. A. Sarault. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 7,
1929; EH unp. 7699; Lousi A. Sarault,
Central Falls, R. I. 13148
Fate (The) of Elba, Alabama; words
and musie by A. Jenkins. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 6,
1929; E unp. 7666; Andrew Jenkins,
Atlanta. 13149 |
Fatima gavotte; by Joseph Morris
[pseud. of Theodore M. Tobani] ;
violin and pf. © May 24, 1929; 2c.
May 31; E pub. 6462; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 13150
Fear not, for I am with thee (Fuerchte
dich nicht, denn Ich bin bei dir) ;
words and music by Anna Hoppe.
© Apr. 8, 1929; 2 ec. June 24; E pub.
6989; Concordia pub. house, St.
Louis. 138151
Feather bed; words and mus’ec by Gus
Cannon. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 3, 1929; E unp. 7478;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 18152
Feelin’ kind of blue, baby; lyric by
Pat Ballard [pseud. of F. D. Bal-
lard], music. by Tom Waring.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 24, 1929; E unp. 8261; France's
Drake Ballard, New York. 13153
Feist’s jingles no. 1; medley fox-trot,
intro. Honey, Nobodys fault but
your own, etc. arr. by Paul Van
Loan; orch. pts. 4to. © June 7,
1929; 2 ec. June.8; E pub. 6759; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 13154
694
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
13178
Fenesta vascia ; love's tears, chitarrata,
English vers.on by Frederick H.
Martens, transcrizione di Vittorio
Giannini. © June 15, 1929; 2 ec.
June 17; E pub. 6835; G. Ricordi &
co., inc., New York. 13155
Festa (La) di Trecastagni; impres-
sioni di ragazz’, di Enrico Mineo, of
Italy; pf. © May 6, 1929; 1 c. May
31; E for. 4859; A. & G. Carisch &
c., Milan. 13156
Festivity; par Ed. Poldini, of Hun-
gary, op. 113, no. 9; pf. © June 14,
1929; 2 @ June 17; E pub. -7109;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
13157
Fight! fight! fight!; by S. M’randa
and R. Montgomery. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. June 10, 1929;
EK unp. 7774; Stephens Miranda,
Hollywood, Calif., and Reggie Mont-
gomery, Pasadena. 13158
Figurantka polka; by Paul Humeniuk.
[Melody only] © 1 ce. June 17,
1929; E unp. 8071; Paul Humeniuk,
New York. 13159
Filastrocea (La) della rondine; antica
poesia popolare greca, musica di
Gaspare Scuderi, of Italy. © May
15, 1929; 1c. June 18; EF for. 5225;
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 13160
Fileuse d’ Antan; par Jean Laurys, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © May 2, 1929; 1 «.
June 4; E for. 4947; Francis Moulin,
Cannes, France. 13161
Finesse; by Bernard Maltin and Ray
Doll; pf. © June 1, 1929; 2 c. June
18; E pub. 6692; Santly bros., inc..,
New York. 13162
Fiore di un’ angelo; mareh; by V. Di
Giosio; pf. © 1e¢. June 22, 1929;
E unp. 8244; Vincent Di Giosio, Ed-
dystone, Pa, 13163
Fiorella ; tango, versi di Nando Vitali,
musica di Vincenzo Billi, of Italy.
© Apr. 15, 1929; 1 ¢. June 5: E for.
4914; Saporetti & Cappelli, Florence,
Italy. 13164
Fiorita di canti popolari toscani; di
Luigi Neretti, of Italy. 4to. ©
June 8, 1929; 1c. June 12; E for.
4993; A. Forlivesi & c. Florence,
Italy. 13165
Fire-fly ; words and musie by H. Dal-
ton. ©1e. June 11, 1929; E unp.
7798; Howard Dalton, New York.
13166
63565—29——_3
Firenze; versi e musica di Odoardo
Spadaro, of Italy; pf. © June 12,
1929; 1c. June 11; E for. 4988; A.
Forl.vesi & c., Florence, Italy. 13167
First parade march; by Victor J.
Grabel; band pts. 4to. © June 5,
1929°;"'2 e/ June 28: BH pub, 716T ;
Charles L. Barnhouse, sr., Oska-
loosa, Ia. 13168
Fishing blues; words and music by
Henry Thomas and J. M. Williams.
[Chords, single staff} © 1c. June
5, 1929; E unp. 7598; State st. music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 13169
Flag (A) song; words by W. Boyd,
music by Wallace B. Caruthers; pf.
© June 8, 1929; 2 ce. June 14; E pub.
6721; William Boyd, Lansdowne,
Pal. 13170
Flamingo; words and music by B.
Angus. [Photostat] © June 1,
1929; 2 -¢ , dune,41;; Ei pub. 6668 ;
Bernie Angus, New York. Bl arg
Fleur d’amour; by George Edwards;
violin and pf. © Apr. 18, 1929; 2 ec.
June 1; E pub. 6855; Universal edi-
tion a. g., Vienna. 13172
Flirt; fox trot, by Jose Mommaert, of
Belgium; odeon and salonorch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and ist violin
conductor. 4to. © June 1, 1929;
1 ec. May 28; E for. 4875; Aug. Cranz,
G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 13173
Flower; fox trot, par A. Mauprey, of
France; erch. parties, avec. pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © May 25, 1929: 1c.
June 10; E for. 5016; C. Joubert et
cie., Paris. 13174
-Fly in the sky; words and music by
P. A. Cavallo, jr. © 1 ce. June 28,
1929; E unp. 8430; Peter A. Cavallo,
jr., Chicago. ba 2 és)
Flying across; words and music by R.
C. Parker. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. June 4, 1929; E unp.
7570; Raymond Clayton Parker, New
York. 13176
Flying (The) fool; words by Joseph A.
Zora, music by David Reed. © June
1, 1929; 2 c. June 3; E pub. 6504;
Joseph S. Zora, Marion, Mass.
LiSy Ars
Follow the leader; by Rob Roy Peery ;
pf. © June 17, 1929; 2c. June 22;
E pub. 6977; Boston music co., Bos-
ton. 13178
695
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13179
Fond memories; waltz song, words and
musie by T. H. Ainsworth. © June
12, 1929; 2 c. June 19; E pub. 6849;
Thomas H. Ainsworth, Niles, O.
13179
For Jesus goes with me, too; hymn,
words and music by T. C. Ellis. ©
May 20, 1929; 2 « May 22; E pub.
6519; Thos. C. Ellis, Cedar Grove,
N. C. 13180
For Molly and me; fox-trot song, words
and music by Alfred Solman, Geo.
Brown and Dale Wimbrow. © June
18, 1929; 2 c. June 20; E pub. 6925;
Leo Feist, ine., New York. 138181
For Molly and me; fox-trot, words and
music by Alfred Solman, Geo. Brown
& Dale Wimbrow, arr. by “W. C.
Polla; orch. pts. 4to. © June 14,
1929; 2 c. June 15; E pub. 6766; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 13182
For one little girl like you; words and
music by R. H. Norton, jr. [Photo-
stat] ©1c. June 27, 1929; E unp.
8408 ; Robert Henry Norton, jr., Guil-
ford, Conn. 13183
For our country ; patriotic hymn no. 4,
words and music by C. R. Brackels-
berg. © 1. May 1, 1929; E unp.
7674; Charlotte Rose Brackelsberg,
Des Moines. 13184
For someone I love; lyric by Benny
Davis, music by Ted Snyder. ©
May 31, 1929; 2 ec. June 1; E pub.
6433; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
New York. 13185
Forest echoes; by Michael Aaron; pf.
© June 17, 1929; 2 c June 22; BE
pub. 6973 ; Boston music co., Boston.
13186
Forest frolics; a woodland fantasy, by
William Hartman; pf. June 5,
1929; 2 ec. June 26; E pub. 7075;
Clarence Williams music pub. ¢o.,
inc., New York. 13187
Forty drops; melody by Jim Baxter.
© 1c. June 8, 1929; E unp. 7491;
Southern musie pub. co., inc., New
York. 13188
Foshay tower; words and music by G.
Schoettle. © 1c. June 26, 1929; HE
unp. 8333; Gustay Schoettle, Minne-
apolis. 13189
Found my gal; words by Ivan Morris,
music by Tal Henry. [Words and
melody only] © 1. June 3, 1929;
E unp. 7414; Southern musie pub.
co., inc., New York. 13190
pt. II, n. S., v. 24
Four (The) winds; folk melodies from
many lands, collected and arr. by
Donald Gray, of Great Britain; pf.
© June 1, 1929; 1 c. June 21; E for.
5288; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
13191
Four words; poem by Fritz Rotter,
[English] adaptation by W. A., of
Great Britain, music by Ralph Erwin.
© May 22, 1929; 1c. June 3; E for.
4870; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
13192
Fox album of trombone solos; by vari-
ous authors, arr. by F. J. St. Clair;
pf. ace. v. 1. © June 24, 1929; 2:c.
June 24; HE pub. 7034; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 13193
Fox (Sam) collection of tenor banjo
duets; by various authors, arr. by
Walter Kaye Bauer; pf. ace. vol. 2.
© June 20, 1929; 2 c. June 19; B
pub. 6844; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleve-
land. 13194
Fox (Sam) collection of tenor banjo
solos; by various authors, arr. by
Walter Kaye Bauer; pf. ace. vol. 2.
© June 20, 1929; 2 c. June 19; EB
pub. 6845; Sam Fox. pub. co., Cleve-
land. 13195
Foxtrot der Bessie; aus der oper Die
schwarze orchidee, text von K. M.
v. Levetzow, musik von Hugen
d’Albert, of Germony. © Apr. 30,
1929; 1 ec. June 1; E for. 5194; Uni-
versal edition, a. g., Vienna. 138196
Fra le rose; tango, by Giuseppe Fer-
raro, of Italy, domiciled at New
York. [Melody only] © 1c. June
12, 1929; E unp. 7871; Filo Miraglia,
Brooklyn. 13197
Friulein im wald; two-step, by E. Wil- .
fahrt. [Melody only] © 1c. June
17, 1929; E unp. 8058; Hddie Wil-
fahrt, New Ulm, Minn. 13198
Friction; fox-trot, by Fess Williams.
[Melody only] 1 e June 13,
1929; E unp. 8242; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 13199
Friendless blues; melody by D. Wil-
liams. © 1c. June 3, 1929; E unp.
7410; Southern music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 13200
Frisco blues; words and music by
Allen bros. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. June 3, 1929; E unp.
7461; Southern music pub. ¢o., inc.,
New York. 13201
Frisco blues; words and music by Hat-
tie Burleson. [Words and melody
696
. MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
only] ©1c¢. June 15, 1929 ; E unp.
8034; Columbia phonograph ¢o., inc.,
New York. 13202
Fritz (Der) und seine lotte; walzer-
lied, text u. melodie von O. M. Miil-
ler, of Germany, op. 12; konzert-
zither. © Mar. 6, 1929; 1 c. June
1; E for. 5148; Otto Max Miiller,
Berlin-Cé6penick, Germany. 13203
Frivolity; march characteristic, by
Royal Andrews Merwin, orch. by
Walter Paul; orch. pts. 4to. ©
May 31, 1929; 2°¢.:June 3; _E puk.
6453 ; Harms, inc., New York. 13204
Frog-hop; fox trot, melody by Clifford
Hayes. ©1c. June 8, 1929; E unp.
7453: Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 13205
Frolic (The); by E. C. Goedjen; pf.
© June 3, 1929; 2c. June 6; E pub.
6565; Eugenie Chloupek Goedjen,
Green Bay, Wis. 13206
From heaven above (Vom himmel
hoch); words by Martin Luther,
music by Herman M. Hahn, op. 93;
pf. © June 17, 1929; 2 c. June 24;
E pub. 6986; Concordia pub. house,
St. Louis. 13207
Fryin’ pan skillet blues; words and
music by Bessie Tucker. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. June 3,
1929; E unp. 7421; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 13208
Fun for all; by A. Louis Scarmolin;
rhythmic orch. pts., with teacher’s
se. and pf. 4to. © June 14, 1929;
2c. June 17; EF pub. 7121; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 13209
G. J. Ryan; march, by Vincenzo
Spadea, of Italy, domiciled at New
Mork: pi ©) dune 1y,49293,. 2) ¢.
June 13; E pub. 6705; Vincent
Spadea, New York. 13210
Gaar det ikke nok se’ godt med en lille
foxetrot; tekst af Leif Berg og Dan
Folke, musik af Irving Yowa, of
Denmark; pf. © June 15, 1928; 1 «¢.
June 19, 1929; E for. 5168; Alfred
Thorsings musikforlag, Copenhagen.
AZZ
Galilee ; Jesus calls us, by J. Sebastian
Matthews; organ. © May 22, 1929;
2c. June 4; BE pub. 6574; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. 13212
Gallant Old Glory; words and music
by N. Gardner, arr. by Oroydon
Howson Hartley. © June 6, 1929;
2c. June 7: E pub. 6585; Nelson
Gardner, New York. 13213
13224
Gallop to Georgia; by W. T. Narmour
and 8. W. Smith. [Melody only]
©) 1 ¢. June 17, 1929: E unp. 8017;
W. T. Narmour and S. W. Smith,
Avalon, Miss. 13214
Garden frolic; by L. M. George; pf.
© 1c. June 12, 1929; E unp. 7974;
Lulu May George, Los Angeles.
13215
Garden (A) of good little girls; words
and music by F. 8. Coburn, arr. by
Lindsay McPhail. © 1 ¢. June 15,
1929 ; EH unp. 8005; Frank S. Coburn,
Milwaukee. 13216
Garden quaint; by S. Miranda and R.
Montgomery. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. June 10, 1929; E unp.
7773 ; Stephens Miranda, Hollywood,
Calif., and Reggie Montgomery, Pas-
adena. vA WY
Garden (The) where the praties grow ;
song, old Ivish melody arr. by Sam-
uel Liddle, of Great Britain. ©
May 25, 1929;° 1 c. May 29; F. for.
4895; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
13218
Garry, Owen; regimental march 7th
U.S. Cavalry, by O. M. Nord; band
pts. 4to. © June 8, 1929; 2c. June
10; E pub. 6615; 7th U .S. Cavalry
of Fort Bliss, Texas, Ft. Biiss, Tex.
13219
Gate’s biues; by Gates Miller. [Chords,
single staff] © 1c. June 5, 1929;
E unp. 7586; State street music pub.
¢eo., ine, Chicago. 13220
Gateway (The) of dreams; words by
J. Will Callahan, music by Granville
English, arr. by Mark Andrews;
male voices. 4to. © June 6, 1929;
2 ce. June 7; E pub. 6746; Harms,
ine., New York. 13221
Gateway (The) of dreams; words by
J. Will Callahan, music by Gran-
ville English; mixed voices. 4to. ©
June 6, 1929; 2 c. June 7; E pub.
6747; Harms, inc., New York.
13222
Gaudeamus: marche, par Marcel De-
vaux, of France; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © May 25,
1929; 1 c. June 10; E for. 5056;
Choudens, Paris. 13223.
Geisha in despair; by Rudolf Friml;
pf... 4te;, ©, pMay. play wo2ge 2. c.
June 1; E pub. 6631; Kalmus fil-
music edition, New York. 13224
697
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13225
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
ee erence
George; words by G. Monahan, music
by Samuel H. Speck. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 21, 1929;
EK unp. 8182; Grace Monahan,
Laredo, Tex. 13225
Georgia blues; melody by Grady
Owens. © 1c. June 3, 1929; E unp.
7437; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 13226
Georgia stomp; melody by Jim Baxter.
© 1c. June 8, 1929; EB unp. 7492:
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 13227
Gerechte (Der) gevatter; ballade,
worte von Otto Ernst, musik von
Robert Heger, of Germany, op. 15;
basse-stimme. © Mar. 9, 1929; 1 «.
May 3; BH for. 5205; Universal edi-
tion, a. g., Vienna. 13228
Get the L on down the road; words
and music by J. M. Williams.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «
June 5, 1929; E unp. 7600; State st.
music pub. ¢o., inc., Chicago. 13229
Get up and hollo wow; words and
musie by B. F. Murray. [Words and
melody only] ©1ce. June 13,-1929;
E unp. 7910; Benjamin F. Murray,
San Diego, Calif. 13230
Ghost (A) story; by Walter Rolfe;
pf. © June 14, 1929; 2 c. June 20;
E pub. 69385; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 13231
Gift (The) recitation or song, lyrics
by Norine Wintrow, music by Alma
Stanley. © May 24, 1929; 2c. May
28; E pub. 6676; M. S. Titus-Werner,
Belmar, N. J. 13232
Gipsy serenade; by Harry C. Banks,
jr., violin and pf. © June 18, 1929;
2c. June 20; E pub. 7097; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia.
Girl of my dreams I long for thee;
words and music by W. H. H. Sharp.
{Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 14, 1929; E unp. 7959; Wil-
liam H. H. Sharp, DeLand, Fla.
13234
Girl (The) of tomorrow; words by
W. EH. Jennings, music by Bauer bros.
©.1 ¢«.. June, 7,..19294 (EF Wn 17704 ;
William HK. Jennings, Tampa, Fla.
13235
Girl (The) with the muff; lyric and
music by [D.] Bigelow. © 1c. May
14, 1929; E unp. 7672; Dorothie
Bigelow, New York. 13236
13233 |
Give me back my fifteen cents: words
and music by Binkley bros. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. June 8,
1929; E unp. 7469; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 13237
Give thanks and sing; words and
music by J. S. Gore; mixed voices.
© Apr. 15, °1929;"2 ¢. Apr 22a 9
pub. 6556; James Seaborn Gore,
Burkburnett, Tex. 13238
Gladys; opérette in 3 actes, ouverture,
musique de Vincent Puget, arr. par
Ch. Delsaux, of France; orch.
restreint parties, avee pf. conducteur.
4to. © May 25, 1929; 1 c. June 10;
E for. 5064; Choudens, Paris. 13239
Glow of joy; words by Francis Nei'son,
music by William Lester; high veice.
© May 31, 1929; 2 c June 7; E pub.
6796; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
13240
Gluck (Christoph Wilibald von)
Orpheus; minuet, dance of the
blessed spirits, arr. by W. EF. Am-
brosio [pseud. of Gustav Saenger] ;
violin and pf. © Apr. 15, 1929;
2 e. June 27; E pub. 7229t Oar
Fischer, inc., New York. 13241
Go find somebody to love; by Michael
H. Cleary, arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus ;
vocal orch. pts.; in B fiat. 4to. ©
May 31, 1929; 2 c. June 4; E pub.
6550; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
13242
Go find somebody to love; words by
Herb Magidson, musie by Michael
H. Cleary, arr. by Ed. Smalle; male
quartet. 4to. © June 17, 1929; 2 ¢.
June 20; E pub. 6945; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 13243
Go, go, glide; words by Mary Louise
Grode, music by H. R. Grode. ©
1 ec. June 8 1929; E unp. 7746;
Howard R. Grode, Jamaica, L. L.,
Nv 13244
Go to bed; from Gold diggers of
Broadway, lyric by Al Dubin, music
by Joe Burke; pf. and ukulele ace.
© May 20, 1929; 2 ec. May 23; E
pub. 6479; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 13245
Gobelins (The); from the suite The
antique shop, by Jean Beghon; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
May 10; 1929; 2 ec. June 1; E pub.
6635; Kalmus filmusie edition, New
York. 13246
698
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
God be in my head; anthem, words
from the Sarum primer 1514, music
by George F. Tomlinson, of Great
Britain; mixed voices. 4to. ©
June 17, 1929; 1 ec. June 18; H for.
5297; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London.
13247
God is love; words and music by
J. R. Baxter and Thos. P. Johnson.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 3, 1929; E unp. 7424; Southern
music pub. co., inc., New York.
13248
God is our refuge; words from Psalms
46 and 145. music by May Van Dyke;
high voice; pf. or organ ace.
Mar. 19, 1929; 2 ¢c.. June 27; E pub.
7237; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
18249
God keep you everywhere; words and
music by Gerald Grey; med. voice.
© June 12, 1929; 2c. June 17; EH
mip. GSil> Jy. A. Parks..:co.,’ York,
Neb. 13250
God, who commanded the light; an-
them for advent, epiphany or gen-
eral, words from 2 Corinthians 4,
music by John H. Yates; mixed
voices, with organ ace. 4to. © June
13, 1929; 2c. June 14; E pub. 6706;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 138251
Godard (Benjamin Louis’ Paul)
Scenes poétiques; op. 46, no. 1, arr.
by M. L. Lake; full band pts., with
conductor. 1. Dans les bois. [1
other] © Apr. 9, 1929; 2 c. June
27; E pub. 7232; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 13252
Goin’ back to Tennessee; melody by
B. Senter. © 1c. June 3, 1929; E
unp. 7441; Southern music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 138253
Going away; words and music by I.
A. Williams, of Cuba. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 1, 1929;
EK unp. 8311; Ivanhoe A. Williams,
Rep. La. Sierra, Marianao, Havana,
Cuba. 13254
Golden light; waltzes, by C. D. Jor-
don; pf. New York City, Frank
Harding. © June 3, 1929; 2c. June
17: E pub. 7202; Clifton D. Jordon,
Pueblo, Col. 13255
Goldfish (A) swims in my lily pool;
by Irene Rodgers; pf. © May 28,
1929; 2c. June 3; E pub. 6450; Bos-
ton music co., Boston. 138256
13267
Golly but I’m lonely; words by L.
Hall, music by Phil Starr. ©1..
June 15, 1929; E unp. 8011; Lucy
Hall, Kearney, Neb. 13257
Golondrina (La); Mexican folk song,
by Narciso Serradell, arr. by Errol
Collins; cornet solo or duet, with pf.
ace. © June 15, 1929; 2c. June 14;
E pub. 6708; Walter A. Quincke,
Los Angeles. 13258
Gondoles vénitiennes; par Paul Lee-
mans, of Belgium; pf. © June 14,
1929; 1 e. June 10; E for. 5083; Aug.
Cranz, G.'m:'b:' H., Leipzig. 13259
Good-bye rider; words and music by
Ida May Mack. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. June 3, 1929; E unp.
7463; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 13260
Good luck to Lindy; words by Ernest-
ine Werner, music by Helen Hanel
fi. e, H. H. Haenel] © Apr. 16,
1929; 2c. Apr. 26; EH pub. 6557; He
len Hulda Haenel, St. Louis. 13261
Good night, dear heart; words and
music by W. Hogg, arr. by C. F.
Hamer. © June 1, 1929; 2 c. June
3: E pub. 6806; Wiliam Hogg, Law-
rence, Mass. 13262
Goofer feather blues; fox trot, melody
by James Augustine. © 1 c. June
3, 1929; E unp. 7442; Southern mu-
sie pub. co., inc., New York. 13263
Gopher galop; fox-trot, by Benjamin
George McFall; orch. pis. 4to. ©
Mar. 1, 1929; 2 c. Mar. 30; E pub.
7203; Star music co., Eldred, Pa.
13264
Got cut all to pieces; words and music
by Bessie Tucker. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1 ce. June 38, 1929; H
unp. 7415: Southern music pub. co.,
ine., New York. 13265
Gounod (Charles Francois) Medita-
tion; on the prelude of J. S. Bach,
by C. Gounod, arr. by Ernest Reeves,
of Great Britain; pf. © June 7,
4929. de. June U0; HE sergea0g7 :
Walsh, Holmes & co., ltd., London.
13266
Grace and beauty; intermezzo, by Wil-
liam F. Schulze, scored by Leo A.
Kempinski; orch. pts., with pf. or
organ conductor and violin 1 con-
ductor. © June 25, 1929; 2 c. June
26; E pub. 7069; Irving Berlin stand-
ard music corp., New York. 13267
699
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13268
Graded studies for the violin; rey.,
fingered and bowed by Léon J. Fon-
taine, of Great Britain. bk. 10. ©
June '%,. 1929+ Pe. June 4H for.
4928; W. Paxton & co., ltd., London.
13268
Grand (Le) mogol; ouverture, de Hd.
Audyran, rev. et transcrite par Fran-
cis Casadesus, of France; petit ou
grand orch. parties, avec pf. conduc-
teur et 1.°° violon conducteur. 4to.
© May 25, 1929; 1c¢. June 10; E for.
5061; Choudens, Paris. 13269
Gratos ensuenos; por Simon G. Casas,
of Mexico; pf. Svo. [Photostat] ©
June 18, 1929; 2 c. June 24; E pub.
7021; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
13270
Grauen (Das); von Th. Ritte, of Ger-
many; orch. pts., with pf. conductor
and 1st violin conductor. 4to. ©
Apr, .1),11929;.1..¢,- June, Aye HW ator.
5151; Edition Otto Kuhl, G. m. b. H.,
Cologne/Rh., Germany. 13271
Graziella del mio cuore; mazurek, di
Cesarino Valenti, of Italy, domi-
ciled at New York. [Melody only]
© 1c. May 24, 1929; E unp. 7886;
Joseph Cerabino, New York. 18272
Great day; from the musical play,
lyrics by William Rose and Edward
Eliscu, music by Vincent Youmans;
pf. and ukulele acc. © June 22,
1929; 2c. June 25; EH pub. 7048; Vin-
cent Youmans, ine., New York.
13273
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) Hobgoblin;
transeribed by Arthur Hartmann;
violin and pf. © May 27, 1929; 2c.
May 31; E pub. 6477; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 13274
Gringo viejo; tango, de C. Carpentier,
Ob. dtaly.;..pi.«. (©) Miaw 2.1929; 1 °e:
June 4; E for. 4948; C. Carpentieri,
Paris. alee args,
Grottesca; per films cinematografiche,
di Franco Vittadini, of Italy; ridu-
zione per orchestrina ; parti, con pf.
conduttore e violino conduttore. 4to.
© June 3, 1929; 1c. June 5; E for.
5100; G. Recordi & co., Milan. 18276
Gruenberg (Louis) Six jazz epi-
grams; op. 30”; pf. © Apr. 18, 1929;
2c. June 1; E pub. 6859; Universal
edition a. g., Vienna. 13277
Gypsy bred; words by Ida Lowry Sin-
clair, music by H. M. Van Zile. ©
1 ¢. June 19, 1929; E unp. 8106;
Helen Marie Van Zile, Portland, Or.
13278
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
Habanera; by Norman Demuth, of
Great Britain; 2 pfs. © Dec. 10,
1928; 1 e May 15; HE for. 5313 ; Ox-
ford university press, London.
13279
Hiindel (Georg Friedrich) <A collee-
tion of Hindel’s songs; selected and
ed. by Walter Ford, of Great Brit-
ain, with pf. aces. newly arr. by
Rupert Erlebach, of Great Br'tain.
to. v.'6, bar._v. 7, bass. (© June
11, 1929; 1 ¢. each June 21; # for.
5258, 5259; Boosey & eo., lid., Lon-:
don. 13286, 138281
—— QO Lord correct me; aria from Ri-
naldo, sacred motet arr. by Herbert
A. Fricker, of Great Britain: mixed
voices. 4to. © June’ 26, 1929; 1 e.
June 26; E for. 5305; Whaley, Royee
& co., ltd., London. 13282
Hail to Central; words and musie by
Milton Jennings Converse; pf.
Dec. 19, 1928; 2 c. June 5, 1929; EH
pub. 6535; Central state teachers
college, Mt. Pleasant, Mich. 138285
Hair-a-gain, for beautiful hair; words
and music by E. Whittemore. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ee. June 18,
1929;. E unp. 8062; Harle Whitte-
more, Baltimore. 13284
Half-an-hour; theme song of The doe-
tor’s secret, words by Pat K. Heale,
music by David Paget, of Great Brit-
ain. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © June 8, 1929; 1 e. June
21; E for. 5256; Cavendish music
co., London. 13285
Hallowed memories; solo or duet,
words by A. P. Knell, music by
Benj. F. Knell. (in Devotional
songs) -© June 8, 1929% 2G June
10; E pub. 6604; Amy Preston Knell,
Philadelphia. 18286
Hangman’s blues; words and music by
J. M. Williams. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. June 5, 1929; E unp.
7601; State st. music pub. co., ine,
Chicago. 13287
Happiness; by A. Y. Schofield and. C,
BE. Frost. [Chords, single staff] ©
1 c.. June 25, 1929; E .unp. 8289;
Albert V. Schofield and Chester E.
Frost, Beverly, Mass. 138288
Happy, because I’m in love; from
Great day, lyrics by William Rose
and Edward Eliscu, musie by Vin-
cent Youmans; pf. and ukulele ace.
© June 22, 1929; 2c. June 25; EH
pub. 7049; Vincent Youmans, inc,,
New York. 13289
700
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
Happy days in music play; [compiled]
by Preston Ware Orem and James
Francis Cook; pf. © June 20, 1929;
2 ec. and aff. June 24; AA 19874;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
13290
Happy (The) hypocrite; pantomime
ballet, after the story by Max Beer-
bohm, composed by George Herbert
Elwell; orch: se.: Boston, C. C.
Birchard & co. © May 8, 1929; 2 «¢.
May 25; E pub. 6844; Eastman
school of music, Rochester, N. Y.
13291
Happy mem/’ries linger; waltz song,
words and music by V. E. Wells, arr.
by Burrell Van Buren. Tilford,
S. D., Wells pub. house. © May 31,
feo ee, une O°. pub. 6557;
Vera Enger Wells, Tilford, S. D.
13292
Happy-yappy; words and music by G.
C. Watson. [Photostat] © June
ae, 1929; 2c. June 21; HE pub: 6957;
George C. Watson, Los Angeles.
13293
Hard to smile; words by H. B. Potts,
music by Violet Constance Calhoun.
©l1e. June 26, 1929; E unp. 8382;
Howard B. Potts and Violet C. Cal-
houn, Byesville, O. 13294
Hard-up but happy; waltz ballad, writ-
ten and composed by George Rastus,
of Great Britain. © May 1, 1929;
1c. June 20; E for. 5276; Allan &
co., proprietary Itd., London. 13295
Hordanger; by Arnold Bax, of Great
Britain; 2 pfs. © May 28, 1929; 1
e. May 31; E for. 4939; Murdoch,
Murdoch & co., inc. with John G.
Murdoch & co., ltd., London. 13296
Havana; words by Raymond Young,
music by M. Garrett. [Chords, sin-
gle staff] © 1c. June 26, 1929: EB
unp.
York. 13297
Have you forgotten, Cherie; waltz bal-
lad. words and music by Benny
Davis and J. Fred Coots. © June 6,
1929; 2 c. June 8; E pub. 6764; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 13298
Hawaii, I am calling you; lyric by W.
A. Stackpole, music by Burrell Van
Buren. Wenatchee, Wash., Stack-
pole pub. house. © May 31, 1929;
2 e. June 5; E pub. 6538; Wesley A.
Stackpole, Wenatchee, Wash. 13299
Hawaiian melody; by E. Blonstein.
[Melody only] ©1c. June 26, 1929;
E unp. 8332; Etta Blonstein, Chi-
cago. 13300
{OL
8379; Marjorie Garrett, New:
13310
Haydn (Franz Josef) Symphony num-
ber eleven in G; military symphony,
ed. and annotated by Percy Goet-
schius; pf. © July 9, 1929; 2 «¢.
July 17; aff. July 16; A 20606; Oli-
ver Ditson co., Boston. 13301
Symphony number two in D; Lon-
don symphony, ed. and annotated by
Percy Goetschius: pf. © July 9,
1O29 2 eG: July Be“atl, July [Gy A
20607; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
13302
Hazy dawning; words by W. Miller,
music by H. Cantor. [Words and
melody only] ©1ce. June 13, 1929;
E unp. 79382; Wen Miller and Harry
Cantor, Caldwell, N. J. 13303
He is mine; hymn, words and music by
Haldor Lillenas, of Norway, domi-
ciled at Indianapolis. © May 15,
1929; 2 ec. June 20; E pub.. 6912;
Lillenas pub. co., Indianapolis.
13304
He is ready to help if you cry; hymn,
words and music by P. P. Bilhorn.
© une 22 1029; 12 e June 205 i
pub. 7140; Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chi-
cago. 13305
He is tender with the beasts; poem by
Wilfrid Gibson, music by Donald
Ford, of Great Britain. © June 7,
192912 te. June’ 12> Bi for: 'bt295
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 138306
He leadeth me: O blessed thought; an-
them, words by Joseph H. Gilmore,
music by Charles Huerter; mixed
voices; organ ace. 4to. © June 26,
1929 -'2 c¢. June 27; pub. Waa;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
13307
He'll be with me; words and melody
by James Rowe and V. O. Stamps.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 12, 1929; E unp. 7836; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
13308
He made a heaven on earth for me;
words and music by V. Lewis, of |
Canada. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ec. June 25, 1929; E unp. 8365;
Victor Lewis, New York. 13309
He’s some mother’s boy just the same;
words by E. Roberts, music by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 19, 1929; E unp. 8100;
Eletha Roberts, Conconully, Wash.
13310
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13311
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He’s the Rose of Sharon; hymn, words
and music by P. P. Bilhorn. © June
24, 1929; 2 c. June 27; E pub. 7141;
Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago.
13311
He shut the lion’s mouth; words and
music by Richard Bryant. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 13,
1929; EK unp. 8231; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 13312
He will come back to me; lyrics by
Sylvia Fields [i. e. Sylvia Fields
Ginsberg], .music by Bert Rose
[pseud. of B. C. Rose] © 1c. June
5, 1929; E unp. 7607; Bertha C. Rose,
Chestnut Hill, Mass. 13313
Hear the wedding bells; words and
musie by P. A. Martella. [Words
and melody only] © 1 c. June 27,
1929; E unp. 8386; Paul Albert Mar-
tella, Brooklyn. 13314
Heart cry; poem by Karl Flaster, mu-
sic by Vittorio Giannini. June
15, 1929; 2 c. June 17; E pub. 6832;
G. Riccordi & co., inc., New York.
13315
Heart (The) of the sunset; fox-trot
ballad, words by Jean Frederick,
music by Horatio Nicholls, of Great
Britain; pf. ace. with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © May 31, 1929; 1c. June 3;
E for. 5121; Lawrence Wright music
co., London. 13316
Hearts and toys: fox-trot, words by B.
E. Lamb, music by Dorothy Schrei-
ber. © 1c. June 21, 1929; E unp.
8185; Bess EH. Lamb, Davenport, Ia.
13317
Hearts may cross unseen; words
adapted, music by B. V. Gaines. ©
1 ec. May 29, 1929; E unp. 8305;
Berenice Van Loan Gaines, Hart-
ford, Wis. 13318
Hebrew melody; text in English, Ger-
man, Russian and Yiddish by Marie
Rap-hoph, music by Joseph Achron,
of Russia, domiciled at New York,
op. 33; high voice. © Apr. 12, 1929;
2c. June 27; E pub. 7236; Carl Fis-
cher, ine., New York. 13319
Hedge (The) of briar; words by Helen
Taylor, music by Granville Bantock,
of Great Britain. © June 8, 1929;
1 ec. June 21; E for. 5287; Boosey &
co., ltd., London. 13320
Hedge roses; valse, by Georg Hggeling,
of Germany; pf. © June 13, 1929;
2c. June 14; E pub. 6718; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 13321
pt. ITI, n. s., Vv. 24
Heimkehr yom werk; worte von Karl
Henckell, musik von Erwin Lendvai,
of Germany; minnerchor. 4to. ©
Mar. 6, 1929; 1 ¢c. June 1; E for.
5146; Fr. Kistner & C. F. W. Siegel,
Leipzig. 13322
Hello Dixie! ding dong; by S. Miranda
and R. Montgomery. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. June 10, 1929;
E unp. 7775; Stephens Miranda,
Hollywood, Calif., and Reggie Mont- .
13323
Hen pecked man; words and music by
Hezekiah Jenkins. © June 3, 1929;
2 c. June 26; E pub. 7073; Clarence
Williams music pub. co., ine., New
York. 13324
Here am I where are you; words and
music by Gladys Du Boyce, Gwen
Rickard, Conrad, Gottler and Mitch-
ell. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. June 22, 1929; E unp. 8202; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc., New
York. 13325
Here and there and everywhere; words
and music by H. J. Cleary. [Photo-
-stat] ©1c. June 22, 1929; E unp.
8209 ; Homer John Cleary, Marion, O.
13326
Here ’tis; fox-trot, by Fess Williams.
[Melody only] ©1c. June 138, 1929;
E unp. 8243; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 13327
Hermosa Adelaida; letra y musica de
Maria Rodriguez, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles. 8vo. [Photo-
stat] © June 18, 1929; 2c. June 24;
E pub. 7003; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 13328
Herscher-Clement (J.) Douze espag-
noles; sur des chants populaires,
par J. H. Clément, of France; chant
et pf. © May 2, 1929; 1c. June 4;
E for. 4963; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 13329
Heure (L’) ensoleillée; par Hd. Mig-
nan, of France; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © June 14,
1929; 1 ¢. June 21; E for. 5244;
Enoch & cie., Paris. 13330
Hide me in the blood of Jesus; words
and music by Benny Paris. [Words
and melody only] © 1 c¢. June 12,
1929; E unp. 7832; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. 13001
Hide the weinie blues; words and mu-
sic by A. W. Clement. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 5, 1929;
E unp. 7621; Arthur Wesley Clement,
Mobile. 13332
gomery, Pasadena.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
nu. 6, 1929
High school days; words by Charles
H. Galligan, music by Sophie Nassy.
© June 19, 1929; 2 ec. June 22; E
pub. 6978; Artist’s publishers, New
York. 133383
Highland fling; arr. by Helen Mac-
Gregor; pf. 6 hands. © June 14.
1929; 2 ce. June 20; E pub. 6931:
G. Schimer, inc., New York. 13334
Hills of Bethlehem; words by John C.
Shedd, music by M. A. Reed. © 1.
June 21, 1929; EH unp. 8193; Mary
Augusta Reed, Eagle Rock, Calif.
13335
Himalaya; marche, par R. Jacquemont,
of France; orch. parties, avec pf.
conductcur. 4to. © May 25, 1929;
1 ¢. June 10; E for. 5059; Choudens,
Paris. 13336
Hindu chant of sacrifice; from Green
goddess, by Ray Perkins; pf.
June 13, 1929; 2 c. June 18; E pub.
6885; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
13337
Hipety hop; lyric by Pat Ballard
[pseud. of F. D. Ballard], music by
Tom Waring. [Words and melody
only] ©l1c. June 24, 1929; E unp.
8265; Francis Drake Ballard, New
York. 13338
Hobo’s spring song; words and music
by Harry K.- McClintock. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 4,
1929; E unp. 7567; Villa Moret, ince.,
San Francisco. 13339
Hochzeit walzer; by E. Wilfahrt.
[Melody only] © 1 c¢ June 17,
1929; E unp. 8056; Eddie Wilfahrt.
New Ulm, Minn. 13340
Holderlin-lieder ; musik von Josef Mat-
thias Hauer, of Austria, op. 32; bar.
bd.p 3. © Agr. 19, 1929-1 ¢. June
1; E for. 5195; Universal edition,
a. g., Vienna. 13341
Hog River waltz; by J. Cohen; Ist
violin. ©1c. June 1, 1929; E unp.
7376; Jack Cohen, Hartford. 18342
Hold me close to your heart dear;
words by E. R. Midyett, music by
Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. June 8, 1929; E unp.
1732; E. Roy Midyett, Norfolk, Va.
13343
Hollyhocks; words and music by B.
Dormer. [Words and melody only |
© 1c. June 7, 1929; E unp. 7685;
Belle Dormer, Santa Cruz, Calif.
13344
13354
Hollywood ; song with recitation, lyrics
by Earle Foxe, music by L. Cowan.
(Cover title:—Way out west in Hol-
lywood) © June 1, 1929; 2 c. June
7; E pub. 6590; Lynn Cowan, San
Francisco. 133845
Holy, holy, holy; anthem for. Trinity-
tide, words by Bishop Heber, music
by Gilbert A. Aleock, of Great
Britain; mixed voices. 4to. © May
Sr l1g29i deine Ss Hi for, 4e0e°
Novello & co., 1td., London. 13346
Hombre (Un) infeliz; letra y musica
de Rafael Paramount, of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles; 2 voices.
S8vo. [Photostat] © June 18, 1929;
2c. June 24; E pub. 6995; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 13347
Home abroad; from Rio Rita, lyric by
Joseph McCarthy, music by Harry
Tierney. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 7, 1929; E unp. 8030;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 13348
Home brew, get on the water wagon
with me; words by EH. B. Hunt,
music by Samuel H. Speck. New
York City, Frank Harding. © May
2%, 19295 2 .¢c.,June 5:;-H pub. 6677;
Emery B. Hunt, Montebello, Calif.
13349
Home folks; words and music by G. L.
Ehrlich; pf. © 1c. June 15, 1929;
EK unp. 7986; Grace L. Ehrlich,
Weston, Id. 13350
Homestead: (The) on the _ hillside;
words by I. B. Johnson, music by
I. B. Johnson and Ethel Fenner. ©
fee “fune 17,, 1929 3. NUN eO2 ae
Ida B. Johnson, Malta Bend, Mo.
i350
Honey please don’t leave me now;
words and music by J. Rechtzeit, of
Poland, domiciled at New York; pf.
@it ¢; June 17,'°1929: Peanp. .e0G.:
Jack Rechtzeit, Brooklyn. ies tay
Honey, you’se mah rose; words and
music by F. A. Clark; mixed voices;
humming ace. 4to. © June 14,
1929: 2 ¢@ Juneil?}; BE pubs 1125;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
HBBH3
Honeymoon blues; words by R. C.
Wylie, music by David Reed. New
York City, Frank Harding. © June
24, 1929; 2 ec. June 28; E pub. 7187;
Ruie Clarice Wylie, Lefers, Tex.
13354
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13355
pt. m1, n. s:, Vv. 24
Honeymoon Isle; lyrics by Flora J.
Center, music by R. A. Anderson.
(In Theme songs of The kamaaina )
© June 14, 1929; 2 c. June 18; EB
pub. 6822; Robert Alexander Ander-
son, Honolulu. 13355
Honor thy mother; child sacred ballad,
words and music by J. Barclay, arr.
by H. Alf Kelley. © June 17, 1929;
2c. June 22; E pub. 6984; Jordan
Barclay, Indianapolis. 13355
Honora; opera in 1 act, libretto and
musie by C. H.-Pottorf. © 1 «
June 22, 1929; E unp. 8300; Con-
stance Hastings Pottorf, Portland,
Or. 13357
rloot-owl’s (The) hooting; words by
O. Dow, music by Chester Escher ;
ist violin: * ©-d ec. June 24-1929:
E unp. 8283; Otis Dow, Boothbay
Harbor, Me. 13358
Hop on a happy star; lyric by Pat
Ballard [pseud. of F. D. Ballard],
music by Tom Waring. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 24, 1929;
E unp. 8258; Francis Drake Ballard,
New York. 13359
Hop scotch; by Helen Dallam; pf. ©
June 24, 1929; 2 c. June 24; E pub.
7038; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
13360
Hop, skip and jump; by Rob Roy
Peery; pf. © May 28, 1929; 2 c.
June 3; E pub. 6447; Boston music
co., Boston. 13361
Hostess (The); words by Ned Joyce
Heaney, music by P. Semon. [Words
and melody only] © 1 c¢. May 23,
1929; E unp. 7980; Primrose Semon,
New York. 13362
Hot serenade; slow stomp, by Gerhard
Mohr, of France; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © May 2, 1929;
1c. June 4; E for. 4952; H. Ben-
jamin, Paris. 13363
Hot Shot Walker; words and music by
Gene Taylor [i. e. B. E. Taylor, jr.]
[Photostat] © 1 ¢. June 11, 1929;
E unp. 7807: Bayard Eugene Taylor,
jr., Monrovia, Calif. 13364
Hot water blues; melody by B. Moten.
© 1c. June 3, 1929; E unp. 7467;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 13365
House (The) of wonderful dreams;
words and music by A. L. Hennings.
[Words and melody only] ©. 1 «.
June 13, 1929; E unp. 7906; Alice
Laver Hennings, Davenport, Ia.
13366
How can I ecail you sweetheart when
you're less than a friend to me:
lyrics by M. C. Vest, music by Chas.
L. Johnson. © 1 ec. June 27, 1929;
E ounp. 8425; Mabel C. Vest, Kansas
City, Kan. 13367
How can I do without you, inspira-
tion; words and music by R. Earle.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 20, 1929; E unp. 8138; Richard
Earle, New York. 13368
How can I love again, after loving
you; fox-trot, lyric by Benée Rus-
sell, music by Vincent Rose, arr. by
Eddie Bard; . orch.. pts. - 4te20@
May 27, 1929;..2 & May. 29-08) up
6491; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
13369
How sweet the moonlight sleeps (Mor
felys ymay cwsg) ; part song, words
from Shakespeare, Welsh words and
music by D. Vaughan Thomas, of
Great Britain; mixed voices. Lon-
don, Rowland’s. 4to. © June 11,
1929; 1. c«.. June 25; Eterna
Solomon Rowland, London. 13370
Hu ana ka makani e; kainuki ‘hula, ©
words and music by Alice Makalena
Rickard. © 1 ec. June 1, 1929; EB
unp. 7560; Frances H. King, Hono-
lulu. 13371
Huacal (El); corrido, words and
music by E. Rubio, of Mexico; pf.
© 1c. Jan. 16, 1929; E unp. 2859;
Ernesto Rubio, Los Angeles. (13372
Hula baby; words and music by T.
Jobe. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ¢. June 20, 1929; E unp. 8144;
Thelma Jobe, Muskogee, Okl.
13373
Hungarian welcome; by M. Salta, of
Italy, domiciled at New York;
melody, with pf. acc. © 1c. June
13, 1929; E unp. 7940; Menotti Salta,
New York. 13374
Hunter’s (The) moon; words by
Mildred Seitz, music by Ralph Cox.
© June 21, 1929; 2 c. June. 24, 8
pub. 7086; John Church co., Cin-
cinnati. 13375
Hunting (A) scene; descriptive piece,
by P. Bucalossi, arr. by M. L. Lake;
full band pts., with conductor in C.
4to. © Mar. 23, 1929; 2 c. June 27;
E pub. 7223; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. oT See
Hurrah for Johnson county; words
and music by R. B. Rushing; pf. ©
704
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
13397
June 22, 1929; 2 c. June 22; E pub. | I can hear your step before I see you;
no. 6, 1929
6983: Robert Benton Rushing,
Ozark, Ill. 13877
Hyland’s house duett; words and mu-
ste by’ 'R. Cliltyland: pf:. © Ic.
June 10, 1929; E unp. 8129; Richard
Carvel Hyland, Los Angeles. 138378
Hymn at evening; 2 pt. song, music by
Walter Howe Jones; sop. and alto..
440!" © June 26, 1929: -2 ¢c. June
27; E pub. 7132; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 13379
Hymn (A) of praise; praise the Lord,
ye heav’ns, adore Him; stanzas 1
and 38 anon., stanza 2 by Edw. Oster,
music by Ros Vors; high voice. ©
June 1, 1929; 2 c. June 24; E pub.
6987; Concordia pub. house, St.
Louis.
Hymn singin’ Bill: words and music
by Frank Fugitte. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. June 5, 1929; E
unp. 7584; State street music pub.
co., inc., Chicago. 13381
I; words and music by M. M. Pearl.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
June 5, 1929; E unp. 7609; Musetta
Markland Pearl, Oklahoma City,
Okl. 13382
I ain’t a gonna tell; words and music
by Mark Strachan and Brooke Shaw.
of Great Britain; pf. and ukulele
ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © May 15, 1929; 1 c. May
25; E for. 4981; Bennet Scott, Lon-
don. 13383
I ain’t goin’ to work on Sunday be-
cause it is a sin; words and music
by E. W. Shockley. [Words and
melody only] ©ic. June 19, 1929;
E unp. 8096; Emory W. Shockley,
Salisbury, Md. 13384
I am so blue, ’cause you love somebody
else; words and music by Bob Green-
well [i. e, R. H. Greenwell] ©1e.
June 5, 1929; E unp. 7578; Robert
Holmes Greenwell, Washington.
13385
I can forget all the others, but I ean’t
forget you; words and music by T.
and N. Jay. © 1’c. June 4, 1929;
E unp. 7534; Tillie Jay and Nancy
Jay, New York. 13386
I can get it for you wholesale; lyric
by Charles Tobias, music by Jack
Ellis. © June 1, 1929; 2 e. June
4; E pub. 6524; Santly bros., inc.,
New York. 13387
13380 .
by D. Tiomkin, of Russia, domiciled
at New York; ist violin. © 1 «.
June 28, 1929; E unp. 8421; Dimitri
Tiomkin, New York. 13388
I can never tell the half; hymn, words
by D. Rand Pierce, music by Haldor
Lillenas, of Norway, domiciled at
Indianapolis. © May 15, 1929; 2 e.
June 20; E pub. 6913; Lillenas pub.
co., Indianapolis. 13389
I cannot keep from loving Him; hymn,
words and music by P. P. Bilhorn.
© June 24, 1929; 2 « June 27: EH
pub. 7142; Peter Philip Bilhorn,
Chicago. 13390
I’d like to be a Gipsy; by Michael .H.
Cleary, arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus;
vocal orch. pts.; in C. 4to. © May
31, 1929; 2 ¢. June 4; E pub. 6551;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
13391
I’d like to be a Gipsy; fox-trot, words
and music by Ned Washington and
Michael H. Cleary, arr. by Joseph
Nussbaum; dance orch. pts. 4to. ©
May 31, 1929; 2 c. June 4; E pub.
6547 ; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
13392
I didn’t know that you stole my heart,
when I stole a kiss from you; words
and music by A. Ebelt. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 20, 1929;
E unp. 8139; Alfred Ebelt, Bay City,
Mich. 13393
I do not ask, O Lord; anthem, text by
Adelaide A. Procter. music by Ed-
uardo Marzo, op. 136 bis; quartet or
cho. of mixed voices, with solo for
sop. or ten. and organ ace. 4to. ©
June 19, 1929; 2 c. June 20; E pub.
6902; R. L. Huntzinger, inc, New
York. 13394
I don’t have to fall asleep to dream
of you; lyrics by Irving Kahal, mu-
sie by J. Russel Robinson. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 24,
1929; E unp. 8299; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 13395
I don’t want your kisses if I ean’t
have your love; words and music by
Fred Fisher and Martin Broones. ©
June 7, 1929; 2 ¢. June 10; E pub.
6622; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
New York. 13396
I dream of you; waltz ballad. words
and music by C. Maduro, of Nether-
lands, domiciled at New York. ©
1 e. June 20, 1929; E unp. 8117;
Charles Maduro, New York. 18397
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13398
I dreamed of you; words and music
by A. I. Norton. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. June 5, 1929; E
unp. 7635; Amy Isadora Norton,
Caldwell, N. J. 13398
I feel lonesome when I’m alone; fox-
trot, words by L. A. Sarault, music
by Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. June 22,
1929; E unp. 8221; Louis A. Sarault,
Central Falls, R. I. 13399
I fell in love with you; lyrics by
Sammy Lerner, music by Max Pri-
val. © June 6, 1929; 2 c. June 7;
E pub. 6567; De Sylva; Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 13400
I go where I please when I want to,
but I never take my wife; words
and music by A. D. W. Davis.
[Words and melody only] ©l1e.
June 13, 1929; E unp. 7901; Amaza
Dewey Weaver Davis, Cleveland.
13401
I guess I'll have to; words and music
by W. M. Sims. © 1c. June 25,
1929; E unp. 8860; William McKin-
ley Sims, Buffalo. 13402
I guess I'll have to change my plan;
from The little show, words by How-
ard Dietz, music by Arthur
Schwartz; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
June 7, 1929; 2 @ June 10; E pub.
6769; Harms, ine., New York. 13408
I had to eccome back; words by Bernie
Grossman [i. e. Bernard Gorssman],
musie by Isham Jones; pf. and uku-
lele ace. Chicago, Grossman &
Lewis music pub. co. © May 6,
1929; 2 ec. May 8; E pub. 6737; Ber-
nard Grossman and Hdward Lewis,
Chicago. 13404
—
just can’t make my heart behave;
words and music by M. Laing.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 25, 1929; EH unp. 8292; Marie
Laing, New York. 13405
—
knew that you’d come back; words
and music by D. E. Hoxie. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 7,
1929; EK unp. 7690; David E. Hoxie,
Northampton, Mass. 13406
—
knew ’twas you; fox-trot, words by
W. S. Francis, music by C. T. Wil-
more; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
Wesley E. C. Holmes. © June 11,
1929 : June 17; E pub. 6784;
William 8. Francis and Clarence T.
Wilmore, New Haven. 138407
ARE Gh
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
I know why ; one-step song, words and
musie by W. Bird. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. June 13, 1929; BH
unp. 7923; Wilbur Bird, New York.
13408
I'll always wonder why; words and
music by Dora K. McDaniel. ©1e.
June 5, 1929; E unp. 7608; Okla-
homa song producing co., ine., Okla-
homa City, Okl. 13409
Til be happy; words and music by O.
A. Parris. [Words and melody
only] ©1c«. June 3, 1929; E. unp.
7433; Southern music pub. co., inc,
New York. 13410
Ill be waiting for you; waltz ballad,
words by D. Lane, music by Chris-
tian L. Philippus. © 1 ¢. June 1,
1929; E unp. 7372; Dona Lane, Den-
ver, 13411
Til bob up with the bob-o-link in the
morning; words by Irving Kahal
and Willie Raskin, music by Sammy
Fain. © June 5, 1929; 2c June 6;
E pub. 6541; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine., New York. 13412
Ill fly with you, up to the silv’ry
moon; words and music by P. A.
Cavallo, jr. © 1c. June 28, 1929;
E unp. 8481; Peter A. Cavallo, jr.,
Chicago. 13413
T’ll have the blues all the time; words
and music by Geo. D. Bickford. ©
May 29, 1929; 2 « June 5; E pub.
6770; University City music publish-
ers, Iowa City, Ia. 138414
T’ll keep on dreaming cf you; fox-trot,
words and music by J. Fred Coots,
Al Dubin, and Walter 8. Rode, arr.
by Harry Ferguson; orch. pts. 4to.
© June 13, 1929: 2 e June 14; H
pub. 6710: Edward B. Marks music
co., New York. 18415
Ill kiss all your tears away, Sweet-
heart; words and mus‘ec by M. Short.
© May 29, 1929; 2 ce. June 5: E pub.
6584; Mark Short, Durant, Okl.
13416
Ill never be the same; words and
music by H. Luft. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. June 4, 1929; E
unp. 7627; Herman Luft, New York.
13417
I'll only remember your love; lyres
by Benny Walker, music by Cookie
Cohen. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 13, 1929; E unp. 7918;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York. 15418
706
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
I'll remember you; words by J. HE.
Guernsey, music by F. Thompson.
Qic. June 11, 1929; E unp. 7894;
Floyd Thompson and J. E. Guern-
sey, Indianapois. 13419
Tl rise when the rooster crows; words
and musie by Binkley bros. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 3,
1929; E unp. 7470'; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 13420
long for you tonight; words by J.
Peiren, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 29,
1929; E unp. 8447; Julius Pe'ren,
Buffalo. 13421
I lost my heart one moonlight night;
words and music by Majie Davis
[i. e., M. M. M. Davis] ©1 ce. June
3, 1929; E unp. 7548; Majie May M.
Davis, Los Angeles. 13422
I love her just the same; words and
music by L. Wilken. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 29, 1929;
_E unp. 8464; Louis Wilken, New
Orleans. 13423
I love to hear you singing; duet, words
by Lillian Glanville, music by Haydn
Wood, arr. by William Stickles: sop.
or ten. and alto or bar. New York,
Chappell-Harms, ine. © June 13,
1929; 2 e@ June 15; E pub. 6749;
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 13424
I love you dear; words by E. L. Iba-
fez, music by Theodore Serafin.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Apr. 24, 1929: E unp. 7679; Earl
Leonard Ibanez, Phoenix, Ariz.
13425
I love you—I hate you, for making a
fool out of me; waltz, from Careers,
lyric by Al. Bryan, music by Geo.
W. Meyer, arr. by Archie Bleyer:
dance oreh. pts. 4to. © June 7.
1929; 2 ec. June 11;.E pub. 6869;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
13426
-_
I love you Monday; by D. Tiomkin,
of Russia, domiciled at New York;
1st violin. © 1 ce. June 27, 1929;
BE unp. 83888; Dimitri Tiomkin, New
York. 13427
I love you more than anyone else;
waltz song, words and music by
A. L. Secocea, New York City, Frank
Harding....© .May 27,,. 1929%..2 c.
June 19: E pub. 6967; Anthony L.
Scoecca, Albany. 13428
I loved him dearly, but he didn’t un-
derstand; words and music by I. N.
13438
only ]
7354 ;
13425
Gray. [Words and melody
© 1c. June i, 1929; E unp.
Iris N. Gray, Bristol, N. H.
I’m a dreamer, aren’t we all? words
and music by B. G. De Sylva [pseud. -
of George Gard De Sylval, Lew
Brown and Ray Henderson. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 18,
1929; E unp. 8125; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, ine., New York.
13430
I'm a mighty tight woman; words and
music by Sippie Thomas. [Words
and melody only] © 1 c¢. June 38,
1929; E unp. 7408; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. 13431
I’m Al Jolson’s mammy; words by
Arthur Conrad, music by Moe Krauss
and A. Conrad. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. May 23, 1929; B unp.
7981; Primrose Semon, New York.
13432
I’m always chasing fig leaves; words
and music by Smiles Jennings
[pseud. of E. P. Jennings.] © 1 ec.
May 16, 1929; E unp. 6812; Edgar
Petty Jennings, Beaumont, Tex.
134383
I’m crazy over Daisy; words and
musie by Dick Wilson. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 38, 1929;
E unp. 7439; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 13454
I’m cuckoo again; words and music by
Abner Silver, Al Lewis and Al
Sherman. © June 1, 1929; 2 ¢. June
3; E pub. 6509; George & Arthur
Piantadosi, inec., New York. 18435
I’m disappointed in you; words and
musie by Don Beidleman, Bert Lown
and Irving Bibo; pf. acc, with
ukulele arr. by A. J. Franebini. ©
June 8, 1929; 2 c. June 8; FE pub.
6589; Bibo-Lang, ine., New York.
13436
I’m getting to be a big girl now;
words and music by F. L. Veach.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
June 5, 1929; 2 ec. June 19; E pub.
6964; Frank L. Veach, Marion, Iil.
13437
I’m glad that you left me alone: words
by A. P. Faro, music by Fred Long-
shaw. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 5, 1929; E unp. 7625;
Alfred Paul Faro, New York. 13438
707
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
134389
I’m goin’ to dream about you; words
and music by F. Maloney. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 26,
1929; EH unp. 8348; Frank Maloney,
Brooklyn. 13439
I’m going to miss you; words and
music by Dick Hanch. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 3. 1929;
E unp. 7530; Richard R. Ranch,
Minneapolis. 13440
I’m gonna live so God can use me;
words and musie by Benny Paris.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
June 6 12;,7°>51929 7.6 BH, Up: yr Fs53
Southern musie pub. co., ine., New
York. 13441
I’m gonna stomp Mr. Henry Lee: fox-
trot, words by Jack Teagarden, Peck
Kelly and George Rubens, music by
Hddie Condon. [Words and melody
only] ©1ec. June 21, 1929; E unp.
8176; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 13442
I’m gwine ter wait twell my Lord
a-calls me; negro spiritual, words
and music by F. A. Clark; mixed
voices. 4to. © June 14, 1929; 2c.
June 17; E pub. 7126; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 13443
I’m happy ’cause I was wrong; words
by Irving Caesar, music by Harry
Woods. © June 19, 1929; 2 c. June
20; E pub. 6899; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 13444
I’m in love with you; words and music
by A. Howard. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. June 12, 1929; E unp.
7816; Anna Howard, New York.
13445
I'm in paradise, since I met you;
waltz ballad, words and music by
V. Zace. San Francisco, Sunset
musie publishers. © June 17, 1929;
2 ec. June 25; E pub. 7042; Vera
ace, San Francisco. 13446
I’m just a vagabond lover; fox-trot,
words and music by Rudy Vallée
and Leon Zimmerman, arr. by O.
Sciacca; band pts. obl. 24mo. ©
June 19, 1929; 2 c. June 20; E pub.
6923; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
13447
I'm just a vagabond lover; words and
music by Rudy Vallée and Leon
Zimmerman, arr. by Kenn Sisson;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor and
1st violin conductor. © June 13,
1929; 2 ec. June 14; E pub. 6708;
Leo Feist, ine., New York. 138448
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
I’m lonesome for you, mother mine;
waltz ballad, words, music and
ukulele arr. by Clarence E. Hewitt;
pf. ace. © June 11, 1929; 2 ¢. June
17; E pub. 6782; Hewitt music co.,
Detroit. 138449
I'm losing you; lyric by Sam Lewis
and Joe Young, music by Bert. Grant.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 6, 1929; H unp. 7661; Remick
music corp., New York. 13450
I'm mad; words and music by B.
Garde. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 24, 1929; BE unp. 8268; >
Betty Garde, New York. 13451
I’m on my way to heaven; fox trot,
words and music by Ted Pola and
Gene Silver, of Great’ Britain; pf.
ace., With ukulele arr. by Harry J.
Stafford. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations] © May 25, 1929; 1c. June
5; E for. 4909; Campbell, Connelly
& co., London. 13452
I'm perfectly satisfied ; words by Edgar
Leslie, music by Jos. Geo. Gilbert, of
Great Britain; pf. acc., with banju-
lele banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin
D. Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © June 19, 1929; 1 «.
June 25; E for. 5293; Lawrence
13453
I’m saving all my love for you; words
and music by C. F. Dungan. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 3,
1929; E unp. 75388; Cornelius F.
Dungan, Hartford. 128454
I’m so happy; words and musie by H.
D. Wilson. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. June 26, 1929; EH unp.
8356; Howard D. Wilson, La Grande,
Or. 13455
I'm so sorry ; words by Philip H. Glind-
meyer, music by EH. Guerin. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. June 5,
1929; E unp. 7575; Hmile Guerin,
New Orleans. 13456
I’m so tired of it all; words and music
by James F. Hanley; pf. and ukulele
ace. © June 14, 1929; 2c. June 15;
E pub. 6738; Charles Bayha music
co., ine., New York. 13457
I’m so tired of living all alone; words
and music by L. Johnson. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. June 17,
1929; E unp. 8315; Lonnie Johnson,
New York. 13458
I'm someone else’s baby, so stop follow-
ing me around; words and music by
M. Berger. [Words and melody
Wright music co., London.
708
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
only] ©1e. June 10, 1929; E unp.
7751; Mac Berger, New York.
13459
I'm sorry I made you cry; fox-trot, by
N. J. Clesi, new arr. by Frank Skin-
ner; orch. pts., with words. 4to. ©
June 14, 1929; 2 c. June 15; E pub.
6767 ; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
13460
I’m the medicine man for the blues;
from Is everybody happy, lyric by
Grant Clarke, music by Harry Akst;
pf. and ukulele acc. © June 13,
1929; 2 c. June 18; E pub. 6883; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 13461
I’m thirsty for kisses—hungry for love,
lonely, with only, just me; by Lou
Davis and J. Fred Coots, arr. by
Jean Oliver, of Belgium; band orch.
pts., with solo B flat cornet conduc-
tor; in D flat. obl. 24mo. © May
31, 1929; 2 c. June 4; E pub. 6545;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
13462
\I'm too young to be careful and too
sweet to be good; lyric by Al Bryan,
music by Geo. W. Meyer, arr. by
Geo. J. Trinkaus; voc. orch. pts.
4to. © June 17, 1929; 2 c. June 20;
E pub. 6953; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 13463
I’m treading the highway; lyrics by
S. Lockriiz, music by Horatio F.
Cirino. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 10, 1929; E unp. 7786;
Samuel Lockritz, Brooklyn. 18464
I'm walking through clover, ’'m happy
in love; words and music by Cliff
Friend and Lew Pollack; pf. and
ukulele ace. © June 6, 1929; 2 «.
June 8; E pub. 6593; Remick music
corp., New York. 13465
I’m weary to night; words adapted,
music by B. V. Gaines. © 1 ¢c. May
29, 1929; E unp. 8806; Berenice Van
Loan Gaines, Hartford, Wis.
13466
I’m yours; words by Benny Davis, mu-
sic by J. Fred Coots; pf. and ukulele
acc. © June 20, 1929; 2 c. June 22;
E pub. 6970; Remick music corp.,
New York. 13467
I met you, I loved you; by R. Yount;
pf. © 1c. June 19, 1929; E unp.
8115; Rosalie Yount, Chicago.
13468
I miss you; words by Scottie McKenzie
Frashier, music by L. M. George. ©
1e. June 12, 1929; E unp. 7977; Lulu
May George, Los Angeles.
13469 |
13480
I miss your kiss; words and melody by
J. V. MacDonald. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. June 26, 1929; E
unp. 8347; J. Vincent MacDonald,
Syracuse, N. Y. 13470
I must be crazy; words and music by
EK. C. Mahoney; pf. iL Ce dune
3, 1929; E unp. 7553; Edward C.
Mahoney, San Pedro, Calif. 13471
I need you, only you, to make all my
dreams come true; words and music
by W. A. Dick; pf. © 1c. June 15,
1929; E unp. 7962; Walter A. Dick,
Denver. 13472
never dreamed you’d pass me by;
words and music by Irene Beasley
and Frances MacLaren. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. June 3, 1929;
E unp. 7458; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 13473
I never knew I loved you; words and
musie by G. B. Ribenack. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 1,
1929; E unp. 7390; Gertrude Berry
Ribenack, Little Rock, Ark. 13474
|
I never knew what it meant to be blue;
fox-trot song, words by David Hod-
gins, music by A. W. Drill. [Chords,
single staff] © 1c. June 13, 1929;
E unp. 7930; A. Ward Drill, Wood-
stock, Ill. - 18475
I only knew it was you; words and
music by Clare Kummer. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 19,
1929: E 8090: De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine., New York. 13476
Lom
only wish my dreams come true;
words and music by S. Lato.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
May 27, 1929; E unp. 76838; Sam
Lato, St. Louis. 13477
I said goodbye to the sunshine when
I said goodbye to you; words and
music by Benny Davis and J. Fred
Coots. © May 31, 1929; 2 ¢. June
1; E pub. 6486; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 13478
|
tried to run away from love; words
and music by H. H. Herr. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. June 22,
1929; E unp. 8198; Helen Hoyle
Herr, Washington. 13479
I tried to tear you from my heart;
words by D. Gorman, music by B. M.
Hale. © 1c. June 12, 1929; E unp.
7878; Dorothy Gorman, Andover,
iy aes 13480
709
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES ©
13481
I truly understand, you love another
man; words and music by G. Roark.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 12, 1929; E unp. 7837; Southern
music pub. co., inec., New York.
13481
I ups to him and he ups to me; words
and music by J. Durante. [Words
and melody cnly] ©1« June 6,
1929; E unp. 7658; Jimmy Durante,
Flushing, 1. 1.,./N: Ye 13482
I’ve a snappy, catchy, flashy little
mama; words and music by C. M.
Meriweather. [Words and melody
only] ©41c. June 138, 1929; E pub.
7909; Carrye Mae Meriwether, Ft.
Worth, Tex. 13483
I’ve got a sweetie; words and music
by Billie Rainsford [pseud. of M.
H. Miller. Words and melody only.
Photostat] © 1c May 31, 1929;
HE ounp. 8309; Marguerite H. Miller,
New York. 13484
I’ve got the world right in the palm
of my hand; words and music by
Lou Davis and J. Fred Coots.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
June 14, 1929; E unp. 8082; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 13485
I’ve never seen a smile like yours; by
Justin Johnson and Eddie Frazier,
arr. by Herbert Deer; mixed voices.
4to. © June 7, 1929; 2 c. June 11;
E pub. 6866; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 13486
I’ve put away a little dream; words by
B. Y. Williams, music by G. W. Hem-
ingway. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 3, 1929; E unp. 7561;
Grace Whitley Hemingway, Webster
City, Ia. 13487
I wanna be kissed by someone, but I
don’t know who it will be; words by
J. M. Mulholland, music by V. Johns.
© 1c. June 18, 1929; HE unp. 8079;
John M. Mulholland and Vivian
Johns, Butte, Mont. 13488
I want my old pal back; words and,
music by M. Farkas. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 20, 1929;
EK unp. 8140; Mary Farkas, Reading,
Pa. 138489
I want to be always with you; words
by M. R. Browne and J. D. Craw-
ford, music by Henry J. Storer. ©
1c. June 12, 1929; E unp. 7970;
James D. Crawford, Boston. 13490
I want to meander in the meadow;
words and music by Harry Woods
pt. II, n.s., v. 24
and Charles Tobias; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by May Singhi Breen.
© June 11, 1929; 2c. June 12; B
pub. 6669; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. "13491
I want you back; words by Abraham
A. Schenck, music by Elizabeth G.
Black. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 13, 1929; E unp. 7931;
Abraham Schenck, Brooklyn. 13492
I want your love; lyric by Pat Ballard
[pseud. of F. D. Ballard], musie
by Tom Waring. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. June 24, 1929;
E unp. 8266; Francis Drake Ballard,
New York. 13493
I want your love today; lyric by
George Hlliston, music by V. Stan-
thon and F. A. Randall. ©1c. June
20, 1929; FE unp. 8162; Frederick
Art Randall and Victor Stanthon,
Cincinnati. 138494
I was born to go upon the stage; words
and music by Arthur C. Mars.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 26, 1929; E unp. 8330; Arthur
EK. Seymour, New York. 13495
I was made to love you; lyrics by
Charles Tobias, music by H. Veo and
Doris Tauber. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. June 19, 1929; E unp.
8104; Harold Veo, New York. 13496
I was not so particular; words and
music by Jack Val, Bud Green and
Sam H. Stept; pf. arr. by Paul Fein-
berg, ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © June 18, 1929; 2 ¢c. June
18; E pub. 6821; Green & Stept,-inc.,
New York. 13497
I will always be in love with you; fox
trot, lyrics by B. Howell, music by
M. Paul Manganella. © 1c. June 5,
1929; E unp. 7576; Bernice Howell,
Andover, O. 13498
I wonder what made you angry ; words
and music by Helen McMahan. ©.
June 22, 1929; 2 c. June 22; E pub.
6982; Barker & Sepal pub. co., Sheri-
dan, Wy. 13499
I wonder what they’re doing ’way back
home; words by F. C. Bermel, music
by Chester Escher; ist violin. ©
1 «@ June 24, 1929; E unp. 8277;
Florence Cecelia Bermel, Rock
Island, Ill. 13500
I won’t give you none; by James
Blythe and Henry Huff. [Melody
only] ©1c. June 22, 1929; E unp.
8224; Lester Melrose, Chicago.
13501
710
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
13525.
I would if I could, but I can’t—forget
you; words by Arthur Sandberg, mu-
sic by Pauline Hart. © 1c. June
7, 1929; E unp. 7708; Pauline Hart-
man, New York. 13502
Ice water blues; melody by De Ford
Bailey. © 1c. June 3, 1929; E unp.
7490; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 13503
Ich bin reich durch deine liebe! slow-
fox aus der revue Sie werden lachen,
text von Karl Farkas und Ludwig
Hirschfeld, musik von L. Hirschfeld,
of Austria. © Oct. 9, 1928; 1c. Apr.
13, 1929; E for: 3791; W. Karezag
verlag, Vienna. 13504
Ich hob geliebt a shehne meidel; Jew-
ish folk song in 2 pts. Yiddish text
by D. Koenigsberg, Hebrew text by
M. Friedland, music by D. Friedland.
QVIM DIY N WaV"DA INT WN)
© 1c. June 11, 1929; E unp. 7803;
David Friedland, Brooklyn. 13505
If I can’t have you; words and music
by L. Chieffo. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. June 5, 1929; E unp.
7628; Louis Chieffo, Waterbury,
Conn. 13506
If I could only know; words and mu-
sic by J. Edward Durand. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 20,
1929; E unp. 8137; J. Edward Du-
rand, Boston. 13507
If I could only make you happy, I
have not lived in vain; words and
musie by L. R. Goodman. © 1 e.
June 38, 1929; E unp. 7531; Lillian
Rosedale Goodman, Chicago. 13508
If I do love; words and music by M.
Rhone. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 1, 1929; E unp. 7389;
Marl Rhone, Passaic, N. J. 13509
If I had a girl like you; words and
musie by E. Halper. © 1 ce. June
3, 1929; E unp. 7506; Edward Hal-
per, Galesburg, III. 13510
If I had known; waltz, words by E. E.
Metzler, music by Ray Hibbeler. ©
1c. June 1, 1929; E unp. 73868; Effie
Estella Metzler, Turley, Tenn. |
13511
If I had my druthers; words by Paul
Corbell, music by Harry K. McClin-
tock. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. June 4, 1929; E unp. 7568; Villa
Moret, ine., San Francisco. 13512
If I had you dearest; words and music
by J. Boston. © 1c. June 12, 1929;
E unp. 7848; James Boston, Atlantic
City. 43513
If I only knew I wouldn’t feel blue;
waltz song, lyric by F. W. Chasse,
63565—29——4
musie by Raoul Lepine. © May 28,.
1929 ; 2c. May 31; E pub. 64389; Fred
W. Chasse, Biddeford, Me. 13514
If I were you; words and music by A.
M. Cherkose; pf. © 1c. June 27,
1929; E unp. 8436; Aubrey M. Cher-
kose, Detroit. 13515.
If love but live; words by T. W.
Burnett, music by Leslie Vane, of
Great Britain. Edinburgh, Strath-.
more music pub. eco. © June 6,
1929: 1 ce. June .19; E for. 5216; T.
W. Burnett, Edinburgh. 13516.
If love is what you say it is; words.
by J. I. Meredith, music by Pauline
Britting. New York City, Frank.
Hardine: ©). sane 19,1929" 2°. @:
June 28; E pub. 7188; Jennie Irene:
Meredith, Edholm, Neb. 13517
If the light has gone out in your soul;
words and music by E. Phipps.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 3, 1929; E unp. 74038; South-
ern music pub. co., inc., New York.
13518:
If you laugh, the world laughs with
you; lyric by L. L. Clark, music by
L. L. Clark and P. C. Brown. New
York City, Frank Harding. © June
10, 1929; 2 c. June 28; E pub. 7189;
Linus L. Clark, Monroe, N. Y. 13519
If you'll only come back to me; lyric
by Latona Leinann, music by O. O.
Terhune; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
1c. June 18, 1929: E unp. 8061; Ora
O. Terhune, Tacoma, Wash. 13520:
If you want me; by D. Tiomkin, of
Russia, domiciled at New York; 1st
violin. ©1c. June 14, 1929; E unp..
7952; Dimitri Tiomkin, New York.
13521
If you were mine; fox-trot, theme
song from Twin beds, lyric by Al...
Bryan, music by Geo. W. Meyer, arr.
by Joseph Nussbaum; dance orch.
pts. 4to. © June 7, 1929; 2 ¢. June:
11; E pub. 6872; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 13522:
Immanuel hymnal; with Scripture re-
sponses. S8vo. © June 11, 1929;
2 ce. and aff. June 12; A 9659; Mac-
millan co., New York. 13523:
Imploration ; episode lyrique, par Hd--
ouard Mignan, of France; orch. par-
ties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
June ‘t4.'1929 5-1, cosune aH for...
5245; Enoch & cie., Paris. 13524
Impressions of Fountains Abbey; by
George Parker, of Great Britain, op.
10; organ. © June 24, 1929; 2c.
June 28; E pub. 7152; B. F. Wood
music co., Boston. 13525.
711
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13526
pt. 11; nis., v.24
Improvviso; di Gaspare Scuderi, of
Italy; pf. © May 20, 1929; 1 «.
June 18; E for. 5224; A. & G. Ca-
risch & ¢., Milan. 13526
In a dream boat; by Montague Ewing,
of Great Britain; pf. © June 14,
1929-2 ce. June: We wep, 100:
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
13527
In a garden; words and music by HE.
L. Hamilton. ©1e. June 12, 1929;
E unp. 7851; Edith Loville Ham 1-
ton, Lake Arthur, N. M. 13528
In a Japanese garden; lyric by Marian
Gillespie, music by Wilbur Cheno-
weth; med. voice. © Mar. 14, 1929;
2 ec. June 27; E pub. 7244; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 13529
In a kitchenette; from Gold diggers
of Broadway, lyric by Al Dubin,
music by Joe Burke; pf. and ukulele
ace. © May 20, 1929; 2 ec. May 23;
E pub. 6481; M. Witmark & sons,
New York.
In a little Rhody town; words and
muse by L. W. Cole. [Words and
melody only] ©1ce. June 13, 1929;
E unp. 7899; Lillian Wood Cole,
Greenville, R. I. 13531
In a park; words and music by P.
Boone. © 1c June 19, 1929; BE
unp. $101; Philip Boone, Evanston.
Til. 13532
In an airplane built for two; words
and music by J. E. LaRosa. ©1e.
June 25, 1929; EH unp. 8294; Julia EB.
LaRosa, New York. 13533
In conference; words and musie by L.
Hawk. ©1c. June 24, 1929; E unp.
8287; Leonard Hawk, Berkeley,
Calif. 13534
In days when good Victoria was queen ;
words by Leonard Pounds, music by
Norman Long, of Great Britain.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notat‘ons] ©
May 30, 1929; 1 c. June 21; HE for.
5251; Reynolds & co., London. 13535
In excelsis gloria; anthem, words from
an old English earol, music by Fred-
eric H. Wood, of Great Britain. op.
19, no. 3. 4to. © June 17, 1929;
1e¢. June 18; E for. 5299; Stainer &
Bell, Itd., London. 13536
In Hawaii; words and music by J. De
Borse; pf. ©1c. June 27, 1929; EB
unp. 8385; Jose De Borse, Decatur,
lil. 13537
fay
13580 |
In hollyhock time; by Agnes Wright;
pf. © June 24, 1929; 2¢ June 29;
E pub. 7257; Hatch musie co., Bos-
ton. 13538
In life’s quiet hours; hymn, words by
Fra Morton Sims, mus.ec by Haldor
Lillenas, of Norway, domiciled at
Indianapolis. © May 15, 1929; 2 e.
June 20; E pub. 6914; Lillenas pub.
co., Indianapolis. 135389
In my dreams of memories; words by
S. Breliant, music by Jean Walz.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
June 7, 1929; E unp. 7702; Sam
Breliant, Chicago. 13540
In my garden of dreams; words by
C. W. White, music by R. Wineh and
R. Prescott. © 1c. June 12, 1929;
E unp. 7880; Calvin W) White, Rob-
ert Winch and Robert Prescott,
Lakewood, O. 13541
In my heart there’s a pain from my
old sweetheart ; words and mus ¢ by
Nat Ross and H. Idelson. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. June 11,
1929; E unp. 7805; Harry Idelson,
Brooklyn. 13542
In my studio; words and music by H.
J. Cleary. [Photostat] © 1 «.
June 22, 1929; EH unp. 8208; Homer
John Cleary, Marion, O. 13543
In Paris, bei der uhr der Madeleine!
valse-americaine, worte von Julius
Brammer und Alfred Gritnwald,
musik von Maurice Lindemann, of
Austria. © Nov. 16, 1927; 1 ec. Apr.
13, 1929; E for. 3787; W. Karcezag
verlag, Vienna. 13544
In the garden of beautiful dreams;
words and music by F. H. Fay and
R. D. Fay; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
May 28, 1929; 2 ce. May 31; E pub.
6440; Frank H. Fay and Ralph D.
Fay, Denver. 13545
In the hush of the night; lyrics by
Sammy Lerner. mus’¢ by Al Hoff-—
man; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
W. C. Lindemann. © June 1, 1929;
2c. June 3; E pub. 6507; George &
Arthur Piantadosi, inec., New York.
13546
In the land of Buddha; andante dolo-
roso ed allegro giocoso, by Franz
Grau, arr. by P. Mondrone; orch.
pts., with pf or organ conductor. ©
May 17, 1929: 2 « May 21; Epub.
6862: M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 13547
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
In the land of let’s pretend; fox-trot,
from On with the show, lyrics by
Grant Clarke, music by Harry Akst,
arr. by Archie Bleyer; dance orch.
pts. 4to. © June 7, 1929; 2 c. June
11; E pub. 6870: M. Witmark &
sons, New York. BD48
In the land of make believe; or, In the
land of let’s pretend, lyric by Jud
Kline, music by Len. Gray [i. e. L. C.
Gray. Words and melody only] ©
Zoe June 20° 9929;. Hamp. |.8155;
Leonard Campbell Gray, New York.
138549
In the moonlight; words -by M.
Schroder, music by Phil S<‘arr.
[Words and meledy only] © 1 «.
June 29, 1929; E unp. 8448; Myrtle
Schroder, New Buffalo, Mich. 138550
In the old red barn; words and music
by H. B. ‘Shannon. [Words and
melody only] ©1ec. June 26, 1929;
BE unp. 8352; Helen Brady Shannon,
Chicago. Tapp
In the same sweet way; words by
D. Lane, music by Christian L.
Philippus. © 1c. June 1, 1929; BH
unp. 7373; Dona Lane, Denver.
13552
In the sunshine; written and com-
posed by Otto C. Hyams, of Great
Britain; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by Harry J. Stafford. [Staff and
tonie sol-fa notations] © May 1,
1929; 1 ec. May 25; E for. 4934:
Montgomery & co., London. 13553
In the swimming pool; by Walter
Reite, op. 225, no. 3; pf. ©,.June
Be, Soro; 2 eG. sune-25; EH pub. 715);
B. F. Wood music co., Boston.
13554
Indiana university’s Jordon River
revue, 1929 edition; lyrics by Amos
A. Otstot, Chas. Dant and others,
music by Amos A. Otstot, Chas.
Dant, Ramon W._ Kessler’ and
Leonard §S. Scott. Pf. and voe. sc.
[Photostat] © 1c. June 10, 1929:
D unp. 27518; Jordon River revue
board, Indiana univ., Bloomington,
Ind. 13555
Inno (L’) dei balilla del Nord America
al Duce d'Italia; versi e musica di
L. Romano, of Italy, domiciled at
New York. © 1c. June 20, 1929;
E unp. 81638; Luigi Romano, New
York. 13556
Inno universale Fascista; versi di
Giuseppe Denaro, musica di Ange!o
Petricolo. Rome, Edizioni Flii. De
13567
Santis. © May 1, 1929; 1 c. Apr.
17, 1 ec. June 5; E pub. 6555; Alberto
De Santis, Rome. 13557
Inter-collegiate march; by Fred L.
Thompson; pf. © 1c. May 10, 1929:
EH eunp. 8134; Thompson and Themp-
son, Beresford, 8S. D. 13558
Interlochen; national camp march, by
Charles J. Roberts; full band pts.,
with solo or ist B flat trumpet or
cornet conductor. 4to. © Apr. 13,
12> 2 ce.\une, 27 +H pub. sic
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 13559
Interrotte speranze; madrigale, di
Claudio Monteverdi, elavborazione
armonica e trascrizione, per una
voce e pf., di G. Francesco Malipiero,
of Italy. © Feb. 22, 1929; 1 ¢. May
3; EH for. 5206; Universal edition,
a. g., Vienna. 13560
Invocation de Saphd (Invocazione di
Saffo); d’aprés le mimodrame de
Sapho, adattata liberamente da
Vittorio Orazi Prampolini, of Italy,
adaptation libre en francais de
Vivien Grétor, of France, musique
de V. Davico, of Italy; chant et pf.
© Feb. 25, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 21; E for.
5159; Hditions Max Eschig, Paris.
13561
Irish eyes; words and music by W. W.
White. [Words and melody cnly]
© 1c. June 18, 1929; E unp. 8077;
William Wisner White, Cleveland.
13562
Irish jig; arr. by Helen MacGregor;
pf., 6 hands. © June 14, 1929; 2 «¢.
June 20; E pub. 6930; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 13563
Is Izzy azzy wozz;. fox trot, words
and music by Arthur Le Clergq, of
Great Britain; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by Harry J. Stafford. [NStaff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © May
1d 929';: Live. May. 25.7 shy for4oe25
Montgomery & co., London. 13564
Is she a nice baby, maybe; words and
music by M. Batchelor. © 1c. June
12.” 1929; .: E:. unp.. (868 5°" Mariam
Batchelor, Scituate, Mass. 13565
Isabella; by L. Melrose; melody, with
pf. acc. © 1c. June 22, 1929; BE
unp. 8225; Lester Melrose, Chicago.
13566
It happened in dreamland; words by
Mort Dixon, music by Harry Woods.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 29, 1929; EH unp. 8458; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 138567
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13568
It is a good thing to give thanks;
anthem. words from Psalm 92, music
by Frank E. Ward; mixed voices,
with sop. solo and organ acc. 4to.
© June 14, 1929; 2 c. June 20; E
pub. 6928; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York.
It is hard to say goodbye; words and
music by S. Hoopii, jr. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 13, 1929;
E unp. 7920; Sol. Hoopii, jr., Holly-
wood, Calif. 13569
It’ll never happen again; words and
musie by J. C. Binkley and D. A.
Binkley. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 12, 1929; E unp. 7818;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 13570
It’s a lonesome world; words by HE.
Haynes, music by Chester Escher ;
1st violin. © 1c. June 24; 1929;
EE unp. 8284; Harl Haynes, Chicago.
13571
It’s funny when you feel that way;
words and music by F. Marvin.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 11, 1929; E unp. 7792; Frankie
Marvin, Mamaroneck, N. Y. 13572
It’s great to be free; words and music
by R. Feiger. [Words and melody
only] ©1ce. June 13, 1929; E unp.
7903; Roy Feiger, Waterloo, Ia.
13573
It’s happened to me, I’m in love; words
and musie by H. Scharlin and A. T.
Jacobs. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June. 3, 1929: EB unp. 7545;
Albert T. Jacobs and Herbert
Scharlin, San Francisco. 13574
It’s hard to laugh or smile; by Bennie
Moten. [Melody only] ©1 ce. June
12, 1929; E., Unpis. Loar 5. Southern
music pub. co., inec., New York.
13575
words and
© 1c. June
E unp. 7668; Harry R.
13576
It’s honeysuckle time;
music by H. R. Hoyt.
6. 1929;
Hoyt, Hollywood, Calif.
It’s luckies for me; the lucky song,
words and music by R. B. Fouch.
[Chords, single staff] © 1 ¢. June
10, 1929; E unp. 7752; Ranthus B.
Fouch, Minneapolis. 13577
It’s so good; by Ben Pollack, Gil
Rodin, Ben Goodman and Jack Tea-
garden. [Melody only] ©1c. June
6, 1929; E unp. 7885; Broadway
music corp., New York. 138578
13568.
pt. 111, n.s., v. 24
It’s sure gonna rain some mo; words
and music by E. E. Berger. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 24,
1929-:; E unp. 8250; Earl Elmer Ber-
ger, Oakland, Calif. 13579
It’s the high wave of the tide, it’s a
Ford; words and music by H. R.
Andreasen. Seliladean publishers.
© June 3, 1929; 2 c. June 10; E pub.
6597; Herman R. Andreasen, Salt
Lake City. 13580
It wouldn’t do; words and music by
C. Nelson. © June 11, 1929; 2 ¢,
June 15; E pub. 6777; Clarice Nel-
son, Minneapolis. 13581
Ize going to cut you down; words and
music by H. Dalton. © 1 ¢. June
11, 1929; E unp. 7799; Howard Dal-
ton, New York. 18582
Janeville jazzhounds; lyric by Pat Bal-
lard [pseud. of FE. D. Ballard],
music by Tom Waring. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 24, 1929;
E unp. 8263; Francis Drake Ballard,
New York. 13583
Japanese market; by Rudolf Friml;
pf. conductor. 4to. © May 10, 1929;
2c June 1; E pub. 7056; Kalmus
filmusie edition, New York. 13584
Japanese moonlight; from In other
words, words by John P. Long,
music by Henry H. Pether, of Great
Britain ; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © May
14, 1929; 1 ce. May 16; E for. 4891;
Francis, Day & Hunter, lItd., Lon-
don. 13585
Jazz battle; melody by Jabbo Smith.
© 1c. June 5, 1929; E unp. 7590;
State street music pub. co., ine,
Chicago. 13586
Jazz masks; by Louis Gruenberg, op.
30°; pf. 1. [After] Chopin nocturne
op. 9, no. 2.—2. [After] Chopin valse
op. 64, no. 2. © Apr. 18, 1929; 2 e.
each June 1; E pub. 6857, 6858;
Universal edition a. g., Vienna.
13587, 13588
Jazz rustique; by A. H. Christman;
melody, with pf. acc. © 1c. June
14, 1929; E unp. 7949; Arthur H.
Christman, Menomonee Falls, Wis.
13589
Je n’ai qu’in trés humble jardin;
poéme de Henri de Régnier, musique
de Louis Beydts, of France. © May
25, 1929; 1 c. June 10; EB for. 5031;
Heugel, Paris. 13590
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
Je suis la flcur des champs [and] O
bonne et tendre Mére; musique du
Chanoine C. Boyer, of France; chant
et orgue. © Mar. 15,1929; 1c. May
24; E for. 4872; Veuve L. J.
Biton, St. Laurent-sur-Sévre, Vendée,
France. 13591
Jenny Lee; words and music by E. G.
Becker. © 1c. May 28, 1929; E unp.
7606; Evaiyn Garrett Becker, Wheel-
ing, W. Va. 13592
Jesienny-wieczor ; words and music by
M. Bejnar. [Words and melody
cnly]. © 1c. May 6, 1929; E unp.
7966; Marceliu Bejnar, Hamtramck,
Mich. 13593
Jest (The) ; words and music by H. E.
Wallace. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 18, 1929; E unp. 8081;
Helen Elizabeth Wallace, Brooklyn.
13594
Jesus divine, my Saviour; hymn, words
and music by Harold Peter Nau-
mann, sr., arr. by C. F. Drumm. ©
sune 7. 1929; 2 ¢. June 10; E pub.
7058; H. P. Naumann, sr., Syracuse,
N.-Y. 13595
Jesus loves me; hymn, words and mu-
sic by L. E. Jones. © May 15, 1929:
2c. June 20: E pub. 6910; Lillenas
pub. co., Indianapolis. 13596
Jesus will be there; hymn, words and
music by P. P. Bilhorn. © June 24,
hoe Co dune 27; pab.) 6143 :
Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago. 13597
Jet black blues; by J. C. Johnson.
[Chords, single staff] © 1 c¢. June
Po, bees np. S217: J... JOnn-
son, New York. 13598
Jct black snake blues; words and mu-
sic by Hattie Burlescn. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 15, 1929:
E unp. 8035; Columbia phonograph
co., inc., New York. 13599
Jig-jig-jigaloo: from Broadway babies,
lyric by Al Bryan, music by Geo. W.
Meyer: pf. and ukulele acc. © May
27, 1929; 2 c. May 31: E pub. 6486:
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
13600
Jingles; by J. S. Zamecnik: pf. ©
June 20, 1929; 2 c. June 19; E pub.
6843: Sam Fox pub. co., C'eveland.
[© arrangement] 13601
Jobbin gettin’ there; melody by Geo.
Crooks. © 1 ¢. June 38, 1929: H
unp. 7493: Southern music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 13602
13613
Joe Bleeker’s last ride; words and mu-
sic by J. Allison. [Words and mel-
ody only. Mimeographed.] © May
26, 192%; 2 c. May 31; EB pub. 7261;
John Allison, Englewood, N. J.
13603
Jog along, boys; words and music by
Chas. W. Vaughan and Adger M.
Pace: male quartett. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 3, 1929;
EK unp. 7451; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 13604
Joking Henry; words and music by G.
B. Grayson. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. June 12, 1929; E unp.
7822 ;-Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 13605
Joli (Un) monsieur; opérette en 3
actes de Jean Bastia et Paul Cloque-
min, couplets de J. Bastia, musique
de Irving Paris, of France. Parti-
tion pf. et chant. © Apr. 10, 1929;
1 e@, May 16; D pub. 27524; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 13606
Jois (Les) yeux des maitresses; pa-
roles de Léo Leliévre et F. Rouvray,
musique de M. Naggiar, of France.
© May 2, 1929; 1 c. June 4; E for.
4983; Editions musicales Sam Fox,
Paris. 13607
Jolly blacksmith; by Theron Hale.
[Melody only] © 1c. June 12, 1929;
EH unp. 7823; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 13608
Jongleurs (Les); par V. Staub, of
Peru; pf. © May 2, 1929; 1c. June
4; EK for. 4965; L. Philippo, Paris.
13609
Joyous crowds; light allegro, by Jack
Press, orch. by George Torke, organ
notaticn by Emil Velazco; orch. pts.
© June 2, 1929; 2 ce June 26; E
nub. 7052; Crawford music corp.,
New York. 13610
Juana pena me llora; letra y museca de
R. Hernandez; pf. ©1c. June 28,
1929: E unp. 8411; Rafael Hernan-
dez, New York. 13611
Judge Francis B. Allegretti serenade;
by Federico P. Mazuca, of Italy,
domiciled at Chicago; pf. © 1.
June 12, 1929; E unp. 7978; Caterina
Mazuca, Chicago. 13612
Judith; opera in 1 act, libretto by Ar-
nold Bennett, music by Eugene Goos-
sens, of Great Great Britain. ©
May 30, 1929; 1 ec. June 11; E for.
4944; J. & W. Chester, Itd., London.
13613
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13614
pt. 111; nYS., Vi 24
Jiirg Jenatsch; drama von Heinrich
Kaminski, of Germany, nach der
gleichnamigen erzihlung C. F. Mey-
ers; klavierauszug mit dext von
Reinhard Schwarz, of Germany. ©
Mar. 21,1929); 1 ie. May, 35.) pub:
275238; Universal edition, ‘a-.) 2%,
Vienna. 13614
Juggler (The); tone poem, by Paul
Juon, Selected and orch. by Erno
Rapée; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor?’ © ‘Apr. 17 19295276 June 27:
E pub. 7235; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 13615
Juicy lemon blues; words and music
by Hudson Whittaker. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 5, 1929;
E unp. 7608; State st. music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 13616
June night and you; lyric and music
by S. Rosenblum and Leo Frankel.
© 1c. June 26, 1929; E unp. 8366:
Sidney Rosenblum’ and Leo Frankel,
New York. 13617
June reverie; by Percey BHliictt, of
Great Britain; violin and pf. ©
June 24, 1929; 2 c. June 28; E pub.
1750; B. F. Wood music co., Boston.
13618
Junior; words and music by Walter
Donaldson; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
June 12, 1929; 2 c. June 12; EF pub.
6671; Donaldson, Douglas & Gumble,
inec., New York. 13619
Junior cadets march; by Victor J.
Grabel; band pts. 4to. © June 5,
1929; 2 c. June 28; E pub. 7168;
Charles L. Barnhouse, sr., Oskaloosa,
Ta. 13620:
Just a little glimpse of paradise;
words and music by Bert Kalmar,
Harry Ruby and Harry Warren.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 19, 1929; E unp. 8088; Remick
music corp., New York. 13621
Just a little song of love; ballad, by
Al. Pinard; solo for B flat trumpet
or cornet, clarinet, trombone or bari-
tone, E flat alto, C melody or B flat
ten. saxophone. © Mar. 4, 1929; 2 c.
June 27; E pub. 7228; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 13622
Just a lucky moment; from The man
and the moment, music by Ray Per-
kins, arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus; voc.
orch. pts. 4to. © June 17, 1929;
2c. June 20; E pub. 6943; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 3623
Just a lucky moment; from The man
and the moment, words by Herman
Ruby, music by Ray Perkins: pf..
and ukulele acc. © May 20, 1929;
2c. May 23; H pub. 6483; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 13624
Just a rose, to bring you back to me;
words and music by J. Korsby. ©
1c. June 20, 1929; E unp. 8145; Joe
Korsby, Weirton, W. Va. 13625
Just a thought of you; lyric by Frank
Capano, music by Margie Morris; pf.
and ukulele acc. © May 31, 1929;
2 @.; June 5b; He ipub. ©6536: Ane.
Stasny music co., inc., New York.
13626
Just an out-of-the-way little love nest,
by an out-of-the-way little stream;
lyric by Sammy Lerner, music by
Sammy Fain. © June 5, 1929: 2 ¢.
June 6; E pub. 6542; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inec., New York.
13627
Just around the bend in the road;
words by M. Stephens, music by
Chester Escher; 1st violin. © le. -
June 24, 1929; EH unp. 8285; Mar-
ceitta Stephens, Galveston, Tex.
13628
Just as long as you're treatin’ me
right; words and music by Irving
Mills and Jack Palmer; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © May 22, 1929; 2 ¢. June
10; E pub. 6611; Gotham music sery-
ice, inc., New York. 13629
Jgust because you’re you; words and
music by C. R. Waits. New York
City, Frank Harding. © June 8,
1929; 2 c. June 28; E pub. 7193;
Clarence R. Waits, Carthage, O.
13630
Just beyond the mystic river; hymn,
words by Ira Long, music by J.
Owen Long. © June 15, 1929; 2 «.
June 28; E pub. 7164; James Cleve-
land Moore, Hawthorne, Fla. .
; 13631
Just me, love and you; words and mu-
sic by P. J. Sarantis. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 11, 1929;
E unp. 7811; Peter J. Sarantis, New
York. 13632
Just one little smile from you; words
and music by Irving White and
Charles L. Cooke; pf. and ukulele
ace. © 1. June 38, 1929; E unp.
7516; Melrose bros. music co., ine,
Chicago. 13633.
716
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
13655
Just tell me why; words by Marjorie
Gillespie Toll, music by T. Toll and
Robert Asche. © 1c. June 10, 1929;
E unp. 8194; Theodore Toll, Chicago.
13634
Just think of me sometime; words by
James Kendis, music by Hal Dyson
and Henri Berchman. © June 17,
1929; 2c. June 17; E pub. 6813; Tri-
angle music pub. co., ine., New York.
136385
Just to remind you; words and music
by L. Alston. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. June 18, 1929; E unp.
8065: Lewis Alston, New York.
13636
Just today, there is no tomorrow or a
yesterday; valse. by S. Cortez, of
Spain, domiciled at New York; pf.
© 1c. June 27, 1929; E unp. 8396;
Stephen Cortez, New York. 13637
Just wondering; words and music by
J. Boone, arr. by J. B. Blackwell.
©l1ec June 14, 1929; E unp. 7946;
Jesse Boone, Sioux City, Ia. 13638
Just you; poem by Bertha Galland,
musie by Martin Cole. © June 15,
1929; 2 ec. June 17; E pub. 6836; G.
Ricordi & co., ine., New York.
13639
‘Just you and I; words by Walter
Fellman, music by Tal Henry.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
June 3, 1929; E unp. 7413; Southern
music pub. co., ine., New York.
13640
Juventus nova; two-step-marcia, di
Ruggero Neri, of Italy; piccola orch.
parti, con pf. conduttore. 4to. ©
Sore ts tono 2) eC. Sune 5H for:
4912; Ritmica, Milan. 13641
Kirleksnatt (En) i Barcelona; foxtrot,
text af Nils-Georg, musik af Helge
Lindberg, of Sweden; pf. © May 7,
1929; 1 ce. June 19; E for. 5170; Nils-
Georgs musikforlag, Stockholm, Swe-
den. 13642
Kamarinskaia; arr. by Helen Mac-
Gregor; pf.. 6 hands. © June 14,
1929; 2 ec. June 20; E pub. 6932: G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 136438
Kansas; marche two step, par R.
Jacquemont, of France; orch. par-
ties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
May 25,.1929; 1 ec. June 10; E for.
5067: Choudens, Paris. 13644
Kansas Ciy, the heart of America;
words by C. D. Hammond, music by
Ena Mae Osgood. © June 8, 1929:
7
2c. June 17; E pub. 6826; Charles
Denison Hammond, Kansas City, Mo.
13645
Katazyna moja; polka, words and mu-
sic by G. Apolsky, of Canada, domi-
ciled at Detroit; 1st violin. ©1e.
May 6, 1929; E unp. 64386; George
Apolsky, Detroit. 13646
Katesk ; tone poem in fox trot rhythm,
by Peter Packay' {pseud of Pierre
Paquet], of Belgium; orch. pts. 4to.
© June 1, 1929; 1 c. June 19; EB for.
5261; International music co., Brus-
sels, Belgium. 13647
Kazut ludy; words and music by HE.
Zukowsky, of Poland, domiciled at
New York. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. June 28, 1929; E unp.
8462; Ewgen Zukowsky, New York.
13648
Keep in step with the world; by A. L.
Hollingsworth: pf. © 1c. June 8,
1929; E unp. 7721; Adeline L. Hol-
lingsworth, Oberlin, O. 13649
Keep on keepin’ on: words and music
by B. Miller. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. June 18, 1929; E unp.
8075: Bob Miller, New York.
13650
Keep on smiling; words and music by
Ernie Burnett [i. e. E. M. Burnett.
Chords. single staff] © 1c. June
21, 1929; E unp. 8169; Ernest M.
Burnett, Chicago. 13651
Keeping the wolf from the door; from
The gold diggers of Broadway. lyric
by Al Dubin, music by Joe Burke;
pf. and ukulele ace. © June 7, 1929;
2 ec. June 11; E pub. 6874; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 13652
Kimono; foxtrot, av Hgon Brown och
B. Ehrlich, of Sweden; pf. © May
29, 1929: 1 ce. June 26; E for. 5307;
Edition Sylvain, Stockholm, Sweden.
13653
King Jesus built His house: words by
M. L. Brown, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 8, 1929: E unp. 7730; Mary L.
Brown, New Orleans. 13654
King’s (The) eall to Greatheart;
words by J. Oxenham, music by M.
Mortimore, of Canada, arr. by
Blanche Brace, Toronto, Canada,
Draper muse co. (Cover title:—
Where are vou going Greatheart)
© Apr. 12, 1929; 1c. June 6; EB for.
5091; John Oxenham and Mabel
Mortimore, Toronto. 13655
17
CATALOGUE OF
13656
‘King’s (The) highway; words and
melody by S. Kerin, arr. and har-
monized by George Roberts; pf.
[Photostat] © 1c. June 13, 1929;
E unp. 79383; Susie Kerin, Denver.
13656
-Kiss me waltz; by W. T. Narmour and
S. W. Smith. [Melody only] ©le.
June 17, 1929; E unp. 8018; W. T.
Narmour and S. W. Smith, Avalon,
Miss. 13657
Kissing on the sly; words by A. G.
O'Hanlon, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 8, 1929; E unp. 7733; Annie G.
O’Hanlon, Savannah, Ga. 13658
‘Kit-kat; p’ano novelty, by Ivan Lehr-
er. © May 27, 1929; 2 ¢ May 31;
E pub. 6441; Bernard Grossman and
Hdward Lewis, Chicago. 13659
‘Kleine dreigroschenmusik; suite aus
der Dreigroschenoper, von Kurt
Weill, of Germany; blasorchester.
Partitur. © Mar. 27, 1929; 1c. May
3; E for. 5218; Universal edition,
b]
a. g., Vienna. 13660)
‘Kleine suite; door Jac. Bonset, of
Netherlands, op. 133; pf. Prelude.
[5 others] © May 29, 1929; 1 «.
June 6; EH for. 4999; G. Alsbach &
co., Amsterdam, Netherlands. 13661
‘Kleines midel, geh’ nicht am gltick
vorbei! slow-fox aus der revue Sie
werden lachen, text von Karl Far-
kas, musik von Hgon Neumann, of
Austria. © Oct. 9, 1928; 1 ec. Apr.
13, 1929; E for. 3790; W. Karczag
verlag, Vienna. 13662
‘Kodaly (Zoltan) Harom ének (Drei
gesHnge); irta Z. Kodaly, of Hun-
gary. 4to. 1. Siralmas nékem. [2
others] © Mar. 1, 1929; 1 c. May
3; E for. 5212; Universal edition,
a. g., Vienna. 13663
‘Komik kvarrel; by Edward Kilenyi;
orch. pts., with pf. or organ conduc-
tor. { 4to. ©! May “At 1929 3, 2° 2.
June 27; E pub. 7221: Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 13664
Kozak zawydija: by P. Humeniuk.
[Melody only] ©1e. June 17, 1929;
EH unp. 8072; Paul Humeniuk, New
York, 13665
‘Krekers; words and music by L. Fein-
gold. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. June 22, 1929; BE unp. 8215; Lipa
Feingold, Brooklyn. 13666
‘KYenek (Ernst) Drei lustige mirsche ;
von E..Kfenek, of Austria, op. 44;
COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. IT, n.s., v. 24
blasorch. Partitur. © Mar. 5,
1929; 1 « May 38; E for. 5209; Uni-
versal edition, a. g., Vienna. 138667
Ktisse niemals die frau vom freund
...!! tango u. lied, text von Fritz
Rotter, musik von Ludwig Fried-
mann, of Germany. © May 1, 1929;
1 e¢e. June 1; HE for. 4857; Drei mas-
ken verlag, a. g., Berlin. 13668
Lament (The) of an Indian hunter;
duet or 2 pt. song, words by Effa EH.
Preston, music by James B. Beam,
arr. by William Stickles. 4to. ©
June 24, 1929; 2 ec. June 25, HE pub.
7060; Harms, ine., New York. 13669
Lamkoff (Paul) Ten Hebrew song
classics; words by A. Reisen and
others, English by George Dollini,
music by P. Lamkoff. © July 3,
1929; 2 c. and aff. July 8; A 19694;
Paul Lamkoff, Los Angeles. 18670
Lampara (La) ; letra y musica de Ra-
fael Paramount, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles. S8vo. [Photo-
stat] © June 18, 1929; 2 @ June
24; EH pub. 6994; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 13671
Lapham (Claude) Nocturne; op. 16,
no. 1; pf. © June 14, 1929; 27:
June 17; E pub. 6744; Crawford
musie ecorp., New York. 13672
Larghetto; from Concerto for string
orch., by Vivaldi, arr. and tran-
scribed by Jascha Heifetz; violin
and pf. © Mar. 9. 1929; 2 ec. June
27; E pub. 7225; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 13673
Larks (The): by Vincenzo Spadea, of
Italy, domiciled at New York; pf.
© June 1, 1929; 2 c. June 18; B
pub. 6702; Vincent Spadea, New
York. 13674
Laugh at the blues; words and music
by R. Montgomery. [Photostat] ©
1 ec. June 13, 1929: E unp. 7945;
Ruth Montgomery, Kansas City, Mo.
13675
Laughing at the world; fox-tret, words
and music by Ted Pola and Gene
Silver, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by Harry J. Staf-
ford. [Staff and tonite sol-fa nota-
tions] © May 25, 1929;1c¢. June 5;
E for. 4910; Campbell, Connelly &
co., London. 13676
Laughing marionette; pianovelty, lyric
by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by Walter
R. Collins, of Great Britain. New
York, Leo Feist, inc. © June 6,
1929; 2c. June 8; E pub. 6765; Cay-
endish music co., ltd., London. 13677
718
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
Laundry (The) does it best; words
and music by J. R. Petrucci. © 1 ¢.
June 5, 1929; E unp. 7689; Joseph
R. Petrucci, Providence, R. I. 13678
Laurel (The) S. A. B. book; ed. by
M. Teresa Armitage. Teacher’s ed.
© June 5, 1929; 2 ec. June 20; aff.
June 19; A 8818; C. C. Birchard &
co., Boston. 13679
Lay down baby, take your rest; words
and music by T. Ashley. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. June 8.
1929; E unp. 7429; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 13680
Lead gently, Lord, and slow; words by
Paul Laurence Dunbar, music by
R. Nathaniel Dett; high voice. ©
June 21, 1929; 2 ec. June 24; E pub.
7093; John Church co., Cincinnati.
13681
Lebenslichter; oper in einem aufzug,
von J. M. Welleminsky u. Bruno
Warden, musik von Hans E. Perd,
of Austria; klavierauszug mit text.
-© Mar. 1, 1929; 1 c. June 1; EB for.
0148; Josef Weinberger, Leipzig.
13682
Lei e; Hawaiian falsetto hula, words
and music by Holi. © 1c. June 1,
1929; E unp. 7559; Frances H. King,
Honolulu. 13683
Lejos de ti; letra y musica de Rafael
Paramount, of Mexico, domiciled at
Los Angeles; 2 voices. -8vo. [Photo-
stat] © June 18, 1929; 2 ¢. June
24; E pub. 7024; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 13684
Lemare (Edwin) Andantino; arr. by
M. L. Lake; full band pts., with con-
ductor. 4to. © Apr. 2, 1929; 2 «.
June 27; E pub. 7210; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 13685
Léoncavallo (Ruggiero) Le masque
nu; grande fantaisie, orch. par F.
Heutreur, of France; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur.* 4to. © May
25, 1929; 1 ec. June 10; E for. 5038;
J. Yves Krier, Paris. 13686
Le masque vert; grande fantaisie,
orch. par F. Heurteur, of France:
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © May 25, 1929; 1 ec. June 10;
E for. 5045; J. Yves Krier, Paris.
13687
Le modéle masqué; fantaisie,
orch. par F. Heurtreur, of France;
orch. parties. avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © May 25, 1929; 1 c. June 10;
E for. 5039; J. Yves Krier, Paris.
13688
13699:
Let me dream in your arms of love;
words and music by L. S. Fishburn.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
June 20, 1929; E unp. 8141; Lida
Smither Fishburn, Clinton, Ia.
13689:
Let me sing—and I’m happy; words
and music by I. Berlin. © June 10,
19295 20. ecieJune 113K) pub.-6662 ;
Irving Berlin, inc.. New York.
13690:
Let’s get together: melody by Jabbo:
Smith. ©1c. June 5, 1929; E unp.
, (991; State street music pub. Co.,.
ine., Chicago.
Let’s just pretend; words and music
by J. G. Ashton. © 1 ¢: June 5,
1929; E unp. 7622; John Garrison
Ashton. Bourbon, Ind. 13692
Let’s make up; words by Larry
Joselyn [i. e. L. E. Joselyn], music
by William Lankin; pf. ©1c¢. June
29, 1929; E unp. 8471; Lawrence E.
Joselyn, Detroit. 13693.
Let’s sing the cuddley song; words.
and music by Ralph Butler, Julian
Wright and Fred Godfrey, of Great
Britain ; pf. and ukulele acc. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © June:
10, 1929; 1 ec. June 8; E for. 4930;
Cambridge music co., Itd., London..
13694-.
Let the whirlwinds blow; words and
music by D. F. McDonald. [Words:
and melody only] © 1. June 20,
1929; E unp. 8146; David Fulton
McDonald, Miami, Fla. 13695-
Let us be happy to-day, to-morrow we-
may be away; words and music by
N. Doree. New York City, Nadage-
Doree society. © June 7, 1929; 2 ¢.
May 31, 1928; E pub. 6596; Nadage
Dorée, New York. 13696.
Let us be sweethearts tonight; lyrics-
by Jack Meskill, music by Pete
Wendling; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
gune 1, 1929; 2.c. June 33 0 pub:
6511; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co.,
New York. 13697
Lettre d’amour; by George Edwards;
violin and pf. © Apr. 18, 1929; 2 c..
June 1; E pub. 6858; Universal edi-
tion a. g., Vienna. 13698
Li fimmini cu lu lipstick; versi e
musica di L. Dia, of Italy. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 18,
1929; E unp. 8052; Leonardo Dia,
New York. 13699
119
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13700
Lieb’mich und gib dich! slow-fox aus
der revue Jetzt oder nie, worte von
Karl Farkas, musik von Ludwig
Hirschfeld, of Austria. © Sept. 19,
19285. 1 eh Apres 13; tO29- REP FOr 13 t92 5
W. Karezag verlag, Vienna. 18700
Liebeslieder ; walzer, worte von R. St.
Hoffmann, musik von Johann
Strauss, op. 114, frei bearb. von
Wilhelm Grosz, of Austria. © May
10, 1929;.1 c. June 1; E for. 5196;
Universal edition, a. g., Vienna.
13701
Lifer’s (A) prayer; prisoner’s song,
words by Joseph H. Scavone and
Curtis C. Karchner, music by Peter
Koteas and Thos. A. McGroarty. ©
June 17, 1929; 2 c. June 19; BE pub.
6850; Joseph H. Scavone & co.,
Wilkes Barre, Pa. 13702
Life’s but one dreary day; words and
music by C. Maduro, of Netherlands,
domiciled at New York. ©1c. June
20, 1929; EH unp. 8119; Charles Ma-
duro, New York. 13703
Life’s railway to heaven; words and
musie by M. EH. Abbey and Charlie
D. Tillman. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. June 8, 1929; E unp.
7447; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 13704
Lift the juleps to your two lips; from
On with the show, lyric by Grant
Clarke, music by Harry Akst; pf.
and ukulele ace. © May 27, 1929;
2c. May 31; E pub. 6487; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 13705
Lift your eyeS; words and music by
H. Katz. [Words and melody only]
© 1e. June 1, 1929; E unp. 7385;
Hyman Katz, New York. 13706
Light (The) in your eyes; words by
M. HE. Dorion, music by Burrell Van
Buren. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 7, 1929; E unp. 7709;
Muriel Eleen Dorion, Montreal, Que-
bee, Canada. 13707
Light of God; words by K. E. Thorpe,
music by Herman A. Hummel. ©
L, ¢,. June 11) 1929: Wane: 5
Katherine E. Thorpe, Cleveland.
13708
Light up your face with the sunshine
and open your heart to a song;
words and music by Coleman Goetz
and Leon Flatow. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. June 29, 1929;
EK unp. 8459; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 13709
fi
IND
pt. 111, n.s., v. 24
Like a breath of spring-time; from ~
Hearts in exile, lyric by Al Dubin,
music by Joe Burke; pf. and ukulele
ace. © May 20, 1929; 2 c. May 23;
E pub. 6482; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 13710
Like a little sunbeam; words and mu-
sic by Dave Vance and H. Pitman
Clarke. [Chords, single staff] ©
1 ¢c., June 22, 1929; BH eunpole2eae
David Ross Vance, Alameda, Calif.
13711
Like a song that falls out of the sky;
words by Pat K. Heale, original
lyric by Wilhelm Sterk, music by
Willy Engel-Berger, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. acec.; with banjulele banjo
and ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© May 21, 1929; 1 c. May 22; B
for. 4897; B. Feldman & co., London.
18712
Lilla fagel; ord af John O. Viking,
musik af E. Anderson. © June 11,
1929; 2 ec. June 17; HE pub. 6785;
Edward Anderson, Hscanaba, Mich.
137413
Lilly Lee from Tennessee; words and
music by L. P. Wise. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 20, 1929;
E unp. 8152; Lilly Preston Wise,
Dixon, Il. 13714
Limerick suite; words anon., music
by Mindret Lord, arr. by William
Spielter. nos. 1-3. © June 10,
1929; 2 ce. June 28; HE pub: 7182;
Edwin F. Kalmus, ine., New York.
/ 13715
Lindbergh hop; words and music by
J. B. Jones and Will Shade. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 12,
1929; EH unp. 7824; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 13716
Lionel Licorice in Cuba; words and
music by J. C. Smith. [Words and
melody only] ©1ec. June 20, 1929;
E unp. 81483 Joseph C. Smith, Cen-
tral Baragua, Camaguey, Cuba.
13X17
Liriche infantili; poesia di A. S. No-
varo, et al., musica di Alceo Toni,
of Italy. © June 1, 1929; 1 ce. June
18; E for. 5229; A. & G. Carisch &
c., Milan. 13718
Listen baby; words and music by
George Wagener, J. Russel Robin-
son, George Green and W. Scott
Darling; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
June 1, 1929; 2 c. June 3; H pub.
6510; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
co., New York. 13719
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
Listen to me Wilhelmina; words and
music by J. Weber. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 1, 1929;
E unp. 7392; John Weber, New Hart-
ford, Conn. 13720
Listen to the lambs; anthem, 3 pt.
cho., by R. Nathaniel Dett, arr. by
Grace Helen Nash: mixed voices.
4to. © May 24, 1929; 2 c. May 31;
E pub. 6473; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. tat AL
Listening (The) moon; words and mu-
sic by M. G. Smith. © 1c. June 22,
1929; E unp. 8200; Mary Gilbert
Smith, Atlantic City. 13722
Little boy of mine; poem by Alice P.
Whiteside, music by Hans L. Bilger.
(Fe dune §, 1929: 2c. June 10; B
pub. 6623; Hdward Morris music
pub. co., ine., New York. 18723
Littie (The) cello player; by Anna
Priscilla Risher; pf. © May 28,
1929 3, 2 e. June 1; E pub. 6503;
Bendix pub. co., Lincoln, Neb. 138724
Little (A) coat of tan; words by Ray
Klages and Sam Ward, music by J.
Fred Coots. © June 27, 1929; 2 «.
June 28; E pub. 7172; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. Lote
Little (A) minuet; by Lesley Bam-
ford, of Great Britain: pf. (Jn 1930
school examinations, pianoforte, ele-
mentary division, list A) © Aug.
7, 1929; 1 ec. Aug. 19; E for. 6209;
Associated board of the Royal acad-
emy of music and the Royal college
of music, London. 13726
Little moon; words by Loretta Power
Wilson, music by Gustay Klemm.
1. Med., in FE flat.—2. Low, in C., ©
May 29, 1929; 2 c. each June 21; E
pub. 7061; Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
ton. 13727
Little river; by D. Tiomkin, of Russia,
domiciled at New York; 1** violin.
© 1c. June 14, 1929; E unp. 7953;
Dimitri Tiomkin, New York. 13728
Little (The) runaway: by Anna Pris-
Cilla Risher; pf. © May 28, 1929;
2c. June 1; E pub. 6501; Bendix
pub. co., Lincoln, Neb.
Little (The) show; selection, by Ar-
thur Schwartz, and others, arr. by
Hans Spialek, of Austria, domiciled
at New York; pf. © June 21, 1929;
2c. June 25; E pub. 7062; Harms,
ine., New York. 3730
Little (The) toe dancer; by Anna
Priscilla Risher; pf. © May 28,
1929; 2c. June 1; E pub. 6502; Ben-
dix pub. co., Lincoln, Neb. 13731
aS729:
13742
Little Willie blues; melody by Jabbo
Smith. © 1c. June 5, 1929; E unp.
7592; State street music pub. Co.,
13732
Little wonder girl; words by C. Crim-
mins, music by Sylvester L. Cross.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
June’ 4, 1929; 2 ¢. June 19; EH pub.
6966; Chester Crimmins, Freewater,
Or. 13733
Live, love, laugh and be happy; words
by Joseph Keenan, music by H. R.
ine., Chicago.
Hoyt: © 1c. June 6, 1929; E ung.
7669; Harry R. Hoyt, Hollywood.
Calif. 13734
Living in a castle of memories; words
by R. Damiano, music by Luther A.
Clark. © 1c. June 14, 1929; E unp.
7957; Rocco Damiano, Etna, Pa.
13735
Londonderry air; would God I were
the tender apple blossom, old Irish
Song, words by Katherine Tynan,
music adapted and arr. by John
Hyatt Brewer: women’s voices. 4to.
© June 26, 1929; 2 c. June 27; BE
pub;,. (128; Arthur .P...Schmidt.co.,
Boston. 13736
Lone heart; Indian love song, words
and music by Chief One Star. Phila-
deiphia, Pa., One Star Indian music
co. © Nov. 27, 1928; 2 c. Dec. 22;
E pub. 1874; One Star and David
Back, Philadelphia. 1ST3t
Lonely and blue; words and music by
R. Ward, arr. by Lena Moore Burke..
© June 21, 1929; 2 c« June 24; H
pub. 7046; Russell Ward, Eagle
Rock, Calif. 13738
Lonely just for you; words and music
by P. Sherrard and E. Edwards. ©
Lies« June’. 7) 19299) HE) unp! W889;
Paul Sherrard and Emory Edwards,
Weston, W. Va. 13739
Lonely paths and you; words and
music by T. B. Bratsberg. [Words
and melody only] ©1c. June 26,
1929: E unp. 8354; Thora Bjerva
Bratsberg, Minot; N. D. 13740
words and music by S.
[Words and melody
Lonesome ;
Hoopii, jr.
only] ©1c. June 13, 1929; E unp.
7921; Sol. Hoopii, jr., Hollywood.
Calif. 13741
Lonesome; words by L. Strope, music
by Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. June 8, 1929; E unp.
7737; Lottie Strope, Rock Springs,
Wy. 13742
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13743
Lonesome for you; words and music
by W. Jennings. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. June 7, 1929; EB
unp. 7693; Willie Jennings, Elkin,
NEC: 137438
Lonesome (The) man; words by Delia
O’Halloran [i. e. C. O'Halloran],
music by Robert Van Sickle. New
York City, Frank Harding. © May
21, 1929; 2 c«. June 5; E pub. 6678;
Cordelia O’Halloran, Long Beach,
Calif. 13744
Lonesome melody: words and music
by C. J. Robison. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. June 22, 1929;
E unp. 8196; Carson J. Robison, New
York. 13745
Same. © 1c. June 26, 1929; E
unp. 8336; Carson J. Robison, New
York. 13746
Lonesome song of the plains; words
by Grace Noll Crowell, music by
David W. Guion. © May 24, 1929;
2 @.\ May Pages. * Epub. 64765. G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 13747
Lonesome trail b!ues; words and music¢
by Hattie Burleson. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 15, 1929;
EK unp. 8036; Columbia phonograph
co., inc., New York. 13748
Long ago; by Anna Priscilla Risher ;
pf. © May 28, 1929; 2 c.:June 1;
EK pub. 6499; Bendix pub. ¢o., Lin-
coln, Neb. 18749
Long (The) lonesome night ; words and
' music by S. Dinner. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 13, 1929:
E unp. 7902; Sam Dinner, Clarks-
dale, Miss. 13750
Longing for you dear; words and music
-by W. L. Brown. © June 11,.1929;
2c. June 15; E pub. 6772; Walter L.
Brown, Chicago. 13751
Longing just for you; words and music
by R. Allwork. ©1c. June 22, 1929;
EH unp. 8197; Roland Allwork, New
York. 138752
Longing of Hawai [!]; Hawaian slow,
by John MRay-Atkinson, arr. by
Robert Clifton, cf Germany; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to9. ©
May 2, 1929; 1 c June 10; E for.
5009; H. Benjamin, Paris. 13753
Looking thru’ the radio; words and
music by Benny McLaughlin.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 8, 1929; E unp. 7727; Irving
Berlin, inc, New York. 13754
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Loose ankles; from A night in Venice,
words and music by Moe Jaffe, Clay
Boland and Maury Rubens; pf. and
ukulele acc. © June 7, 1929; 2 ¢.
June 11; E pub. 6664; Shubert the-
atre corp., New York. 13755
Lord (The) now victorious: musie by
Pietro Mascagni, arr. by Philip
Greely; men’s voices, with pf. or
organ ace. 4to. © June 14, 1929;
2c. June 17; E pub. 7123; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 13756
Lord’s (The) prayer; paraphrase
anon., music by Mary Louise Con-
verse fi. e. M. L. C. Nicol] ©1.
June 3, 1929; E unp. 7521; Mary
Louise Converse Nicol, Chicago.
13757
Lord’s (The) prayer; words from the
Bible, music by Josephine Forsyth
[pseud. of Mrs. P. A. Myers]; med.
voice. © June 14, 1929; 2 ce. June
20; E pub. 6927; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 13758
Loreley (The); arr. by Ruby and. W.
A. Ernst; saxophone quartet. 4to.
© June 17, 1929; 2 ce. June 21; HE
pub. 7054; Crawford music corp.,
New York. 13759:
Los Angeles, the beautiful; words and
music by W. T. Whaley. © June
8, 1929; 2 ce. June 10; E pub. 6618;
William Tobias Whaley, Los Ange-
les, 13760
Lost (The) girl of West Virginia; by
Henry Whitter. [Melody only] ©
1c. June 13; 19293’ Ei “np, 78240);
Southern music pub. ¢o., ine., New
York. 13761
Lost (The) thrush; words by Francis
Neilson, music by William Lester;
high .voice. © May 31, 1929; 2 ¢.
June 7; E pub. 6797; G Schirmer,
ine., New York. 13762
Lou pitchoun tambourinaire; saynéte
provencale, par Georges Quertant, of
France; pf. © May 2, 1929; 11 «c.
June 4; E for. 4967; Ch. Hayet,
Paris. 13763
Lou, you’re the one I dream of; words
and muSie by G. L. Taborn. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. June 25,
1929: E unp. 83814; Geo. Leroy Ta-
born, Los Angeles. 13764
Louisiana moon; words and music by
W. Lord: pf... ©.1 ¢c:. June 5, 1929;
E unp. 7610; Wesley Lord, New Or-
leans. 13765
722
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
Love; poem by Karl Flaster, music by
Martin Cole. © June 15, 1929; 2 c¢.
June 17; E pub. 6887; G. Ricordi &
co., inc... New York. 13766
Love finds a better way; words and
music by W. McCrory. © 1 ¢. June
10, 1929; E unp. 7783; William
McCrory. Detroit. 13767
Love, honor and obey; words and mu-
sic by Mrs. Hervey Houle [i. e.
G. Houle] [Words and melody only
© 1c. May 8, 1929; E. unp. 8130;
Grace Houle, Franklin, N. H. 13768
Love is a flame; words by Bruce Car-
penter, music by Ralph Cox. © May
at, 1929: 2c. June 3; BE pub. 6750;
Jchn Church co., Cincinnati.
13769
Love is a wonderful thing, but pers >n-
ally I like spinach; fox trot, words
by Billy Rose, music by Mabel
. Wayne, arr. by Joseph Nussbaum ;
orch. pis. 4to. © June 3, 1929;
2 ce. June 4; E pub. 6553- Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 13770
Love iS a wonderful thing, but person-
ally I like spinach; words by Billy
Rose, music by Mabel Wayne; pf.
and ukulele ace. © May 31, 1929:
2c. June 3; E pub. 6354; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. a bayr(rat
Love is just a mystery; words and
music by H. Bortman. © 1 e. June
8, 1929; E unp. 7720; Harry Bort-
man, Philadelphia. @ 138772
Love is like a rose; from Her private
life, lyric by Al. Bryan, music by
Geo. W. Meyer; pf. and ukulele acc.
© June 7, 1929; 2 c June 11; E
pub. 6880; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 13773
Love lore; words by Theodosia Garri-
son, music by. Virginia Roper. ©
May +24, 1929; 2 ec. May 31; E: pub.
6467; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
13774
Love plays a game; lyric by Sammy
Lerner music by Al Hoffman.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 5, 1929; E unp. 7620; De Syl-
va, Brown & Henderson, inc., New
York. 13775
Love thrills; fox-trot, theme song from
Two weeks off, lyric by Al. Bryan,
music by Geo. W. Meyer, arr. by
Joseph Nussbaum; dance orch. pts.
4to. © June 7, 1929; 2 c. June 11;
E pub. 6871; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 13776
Love will
13787
find you; waltz ballad,
theme song of Two men and a maid,
lyric by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by
Abel Baer; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
June 6, .1929; 2 c. June 8; E pub.
6761; Le> Feist, inc... New York.
13TTC
Lovelight ; love sonnet, words by E. A.
Barrell, jr., music by Clarence Kohl-
mann; in F. © June 14, 1929; 2 «.
June 17; E pub. 7116; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 13778
Lover; words and music by A. M. Cher-
kose; pf. © 1c. June 27, 1929; EB
unp. 8439; Aubrey M. Cherkose, De-
troit. 13779
Lover 0’ mine; words and music by
M. L. Clarke. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. May 28, 1929; E unp.
7969; Marjorie Lois Clarke, Swamp-
seott, Mass. 13780
Lovers’ lane; humorous song, written
and composed by George Ellis, arr.
by Herbert Townsend, both of Great
Britain. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations} © May 30, 1929; 1 ¢. June
21; H for. 5252; Reynolds & co., Lon-
don. 13781
Lover’s (A) song; words by W. Suth-
erland, music by Chester Escher ; 1st
violin. ©1c. June 7, 1929; E unp.
7717; Wyatt Sutherland, Easley,
S. C. 13782
Love’s dawning; words and music by
B. S. Mitchell; pf. and ukulele ace.
© 1c. June 20, 1929; E unp. 8158;
Bertha Slade Mitchell, Revere, Mass.
13783
Love's longing; words and music by C.
Di Castri, of Canada. © June 12,
1929; 2 ec. June 17; E pub. 6809;
Ciro Di Castri, Victoria, B. C., Can-
ada. 13784
Love’s mantle; words and music by L.
M. George. © 1c. June 12, 1929; E
unp. 7976; Lulu May George, Los
Angeles. 13785
Love’s old sweet song: veeal duet,
words by G. Clifton Bingham, mu-
sic by J. L. Molloy, arr. by Boosey
& co., Itd., of Great Britain. © May
28,1929 :"1.¢. June: Zl Ei ter s26e :
Boosey & co., Itd., London. 13786
Lovetime; words and music by Lou
Leaman. © 1c. June 10, 1929; HE
unp. 7760; George Louis Leaman,
Sunburg, Pa. 13787
723
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENZRIES
13788
pt. III, n..S., V. 24
Loving just you; words and music by
George Arré. [Mimeograph] © 1 «.
June 24, 1929; E unp. 8249; Hsther
Bishop McMullen, Compton, Calif.
13788
Loving talking blues; words and mu-
sie by Wilie McTell. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 3, 1929;
EK unp. 7423; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 13789
Low down trumpet; by Michael Mo-
siello, arr. by Claude Lapham ; trum-
pet with pf. ace. © June 12, 1929;
2 e June 15; E pub. 6726; Craw-
ford music corp., New York. 13790
Low (The) down wampus dance;
words and music by Vincent Dela-
ney. [Words and melody only] ©
1c June 26, 1929; E unp. 8326;
Clarence Williams music pub. co.,
ine., New York. 18791
Lualdi (Adriano) Sonata; in sol mag-
giore, di A. Lualdi, of Italy; violino
e pf. © June 1, 1929; 1c. June 18;
BE} for, 52015) A..& G. Cariseh, &4c.,
Milan. 13792
Lucky love; words and music by
Lanny Rosselia-e, Lb: P: Rossi©
1.c. June 15, 1929; E unp. 8006;
Lanceiot Patrick Ross, New York.
13793
Lustigen bauern; walzer, by H. Wil-
fahrt. [Melody only] ©1e. June
17, 1929; E unp. 8057; Eddie Wil-
fahrt, New Ulm, Minn. 13794
Luv; words by J. T. H. Mize, music
by Doc Mize [i. e. J. T. H. Mize]
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 22, 1929; E unp. 8223; J. T. H.
Mize, Wallis, Tex. 13795
M. N. F.; black bottom, versi di A. R.
Borella, musica di Vittorio Masche-
roni, of Italy; pf. © May 22, 1929;
1c. June 18; E for, 5220; A. & G.
Carisch & c., Milan. 13796
Ma chérie; words and music by J. H.
Nicholls. New York, Frank Hard-
ing. © May 27, 1929; 2 ¢. June 5;
E pub. 6685; Josephine Hamilton
Nicholls, Thibodaux, La. 13697
Ma java; paroles de Louis Poterat,
musique de Pierre Monté, of France.
© May 2, 1929; 1 c. June 4; E for.
4978; Editions musicales Sam Fox,
Paris. ‘ 13798
Machiavel: fantaisie dramatique, par
Marcel Colin et Georges Krier, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
7
9
rc)
ducteur. 4to. © May 25. 1929: 1c.
June 10; E for. 5044; J. Yves Krier,
Paris. 13799
Madrigal; words from Davison’s Poeti-
cal rhapsody, music by Guirne
Creith, of Great Britain; mixed
voices. 4to. © June 11, 1929: 1 «.
June 21; E for, 5291; Boosey & co.,
ltd., London. 13800
Maggie Campbell blues; words and
music by Tommy Johnson. [Words
and melody only] © 1 c. June 3,
1929; E unp. 7448; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 18801
Magic (The) song hid in the wishing
tree; words and music by M. W.
Bell. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. June 8, 1929; E unp. 7529; Mar-
garet Ward Bell, New York. 13802
Mai (Le) d’amour; poésie de R. P.
Groffe, musique de Omer Letorey, of
France. © June 14, 1929; 1 c June
17; E for. 5165; Société anonyme |
des éditions Ricordi, Paris. 13803
Majestic; words and music by S.
Ryder. © June 11, 1929; 2 ec. June
15; E pub. 6774; Grigsby Grunow
co. and Sturkow Ryder, Chicago.
13804
Make hay; fox-trot song, words and
musie by W. Bird. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 13, 1929;
E unp. 7924; Wilbur Bird, New
York. 13805
Make use of the moon; words and
music by S. Gardella. © 1 ¢. June
11, 1929; E unp. 7808; Steve Gar-
della, New York. 13806
Mal agradecida; words and music by
Simon G. Casas, of Mexico; pf.
[Photostat] © Apr. 22, 1929; 2 ¢.
Apr. 27; E pub. . 6888; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. * 18807
Malacate (El); obajena, letra y mu-
sica por E. Rubio, of Mexico; pf.
© 1c. Jan. 16, 1929; BE unp.: 2866;
Ernesto Rubio, Los Angeles. 13808
Mam, “i nemim; Gesky napsal K. Ball-
ing, of Czechoslovakia, musik von
Wilhelm Lindemann, of Germany.
© Jan. 26, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 18; E for.
5185; Universal edition, a. g., Vi-
enna. 13809
Mama’s little honey bee; words by L.
W. French, music by L. M. Koepfle.
© 1c. June 10, 1929; E unp. 7763 ;
L. W. French, Gaylord, Mich. 13810
4
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
13833
Mamima; the three mag-pies, valse
caprice, by R. M. Miller; alto saxo-
phone and pf. © May 29, 1929; 2 «.
May 31; E pub. 6532; Roy M. Miller,
Detroit. 13811
Mamma, where you at; melody by Leo
Soilean and Mayuse Lafleur. © 1.
June 3, 1929; E unp. 7487; Southern
music pub. co., inc., New York.
13812
Mamme me vogghie maritaé; versi di
N. Nicoletti, musica di Tomaso
Barba, of Italy, domiciled at New
York. ©1c. Mar. 6, 1929; E unp.
4394; Nicola Nicoletti, New York.
18813
Man (A)—a maid; lyrics by Harlan
Thompson, music by Oscar Strauss.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 19, 1929; E unp. 8092; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.,
New York. 13814
Man in the moon; words by Elizabeth
Dietz. music by Sylvester L. Cross.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
June 11, 1929; 2 c. June 19; E pub.
6962; Elizabeth Ritter, Mt. Vernon,
Va. 13815
Man (The) of my heart; words by P.
M. Lantz, music by Samuel H.
Speck. [Words and melody only]
©ic. June 5, 1929; BE unp. 7632;
Pansie Mae Lantz, Dayton, O.
13816
Mananitas (Las); cancion mexicana,
armonizada por Alfonso Esparza
Oteo, of Mexico. © May 2, 1929;
1 ce. June 4; E for. 4901; A. Wagner
y Levien sucs., s. en. c., Mexico City,
Mexico. 13817
Mandarin; by Cecil Cowles; pf. ©
May 24, 1929; 2 ec. May 31; E pub.
6468; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
13818
Mannekin [!]; words and music by
C. B. Davis. [Blue-print] © 1 «.
June 26, 1929; E unp. 8373; Charles
Blevins Davis, Independence, Mo.
13819
March Manhattan: by Walter Hart-
man; orch. by Walter C. Schad, or-
gan notations by Emil Velazco; orch.
pts. 4to. © June 8, 1929; 2 c. June
10; E pub. 6601; Crawford music
corp., New York. 13820
March of the acolytes; by Richard J.
Pitcher, arr. by E. A. Barrell, jr.;
organ. © June 14, 1929; 2 ¢ June
17; E pub. 7115; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 13821
March of the brigands; by Paul Val-
demar, of Great Britain; rhythmic
orch. pts., with teacher’s se. and
pf. 4 to. © June 14, °1929; 2 ‘ec,
June 17; E pub. 7122; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 13822
March of the gnomes; by Nathaniel
Shilkret, orch. by F. Henri Klick-
mann; orch pts. © May 81, 1929;
2c. June 3; E pub. 6494; Atlas mu-
sie corp., New York. 13823
March of the noble; by Frederick
Keats; pf. duet. © May 27, 1929;
2c. May 29; E pub. 7095; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 13824
March of the pirates; by Frances
Terry; pi.) © | June’ 3;.1929;2..¢.
June 6; E pub. 6558; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 13825
March on, ye soldiers true; rally an-
them, words anon., music by Nor-
wood Dale; mixed voices. 4to. ©
June 14, 1929; 2 ec June 17; E pub.
7124; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 13826.
March Singapore; by R. B. Hisenberg ;
band pts. 4to. © June 1, 1929; 2c.
June 1; E pub. 6495; Karl L. King
music house, Fort Dodge, Ia. 13827
March Sumner; by O. W. Jackson; pf.
© June 1, 1929; 2c. June 1; E pub.
6497 ; Ophelia Watts Jackson, Kansas:
City, Kan. 13828
Marche grotesque; by Roger Clerbois,
op. 12, no. 2; pf. © May 31, 1929;
mee: June: 7; EH. pub. G6804¢gG.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 13829:
Marche laiglon; grand march, by Axel
Austin, arr. by Geo. F. Briegel; full
band pts. 4to. New York, N. Y.,
Austin music pub. co. © May 21,
1929; 2c. May 23; E pub. 6960; Axel
W. E. Austin, New York. 13830:
Marching to conquer the future; words:
by A. Jakway, music by Samuel H.
Speck. New York City, Frank-
Harding. © May 13, 1929; 2c. June.
5; E pub. 6681; Alberta Jakway,,.
Lansing, Mich. 13831
Marcia tragica; par M. Brusselmans,
of Belgium; orch. parties, avec pf..
conducteur et 1° violino conducteur.
4to. © May 25, 1929; 1c. June 10;-
E for. 5024; EH. Gaudet, Paris.
13832:
Marcietta grigio verde; versi di Pep-.
pino Mendes, musica di Vittorio.
Mascheroni, of Italy; pf. © May 22,
1929; Live. June 183 Hi) for. 5221 :-
A. & G. Carisch & ¢c., Milan. 13833:
125
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
13834
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
ee Eee
Margery ; fox-canzone, parole e musica
di Angelo Ramiro Borella, of Italy;
pf. © May 18, 1929; 1 c. June 18:
EH for. 52283; A. & G. Carisch & «.,
Milan. 13834
Marguerite, you are so sweet; words
by Doc Benjamin, music by M.
Garrett. [Words and melody only]
©1c. June 26, 1929; BE unp. 8380;
Marjorie Garrett, New York. 13835
Marie; words and music by M. McKee.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 4, 1929; E unp. 7542; Muriel
McKee, Bellmore, N. Y. 13836
Marie if you kiss mej? words and
music by C. Frascogna. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. June 5, 1929;
E unp. 7612; Cosimo Frascogna,
Rockaway Beach, N. Y. 13837
Marietta; words by Herbert Fletcher,
American lyric by Sam Ward, music
by H. B. Hedley, of Great Britain.
© June 4, 1929; 2c. June 5; E pub.
6529; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
13838
Mariposa; by Minnie T. Wright, arr.
_ by Walter C. Schad; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. © May 24, 1929; 2 «¢.
May 31; E pub. 6459; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 13839
Marito (Un) di _ biscuit canzonetta
della commedia Loeanda alla luna,
di Guido Cantini, musica di Alfredo
Cuscina, of Italy. © Apr. 28, 1929;
1c. June 5; E for. 4915; A. Cuscina,
Milan. 13840
Marketing; by Esther C. Benson; pf.
© June 17, 1929; 2 ec. June 22; H
pub. 6975; Boston music co., Boston.
13841
Married (A) man. in trouble; words
and music by James Rowe and
Adger M. Pace. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. June 8, 1929; E unp.
7400; Southern music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 13842
Martha’s dance; by H. O. Carow; pf.
© 1c. June 20, 1929; E unp. 8160;
Herman Otto Carow, New York.
13848
Mary Dugan, I love you; lyrie by Al
Koppell and Mitchell Parish, music
by Charley Wynn; pf. and ukulele
acc. © May 25, 1929; 2c. June 10;
EK pub. 6652; Mills music, ine., New
York. 13844
Maschere del cuore; intermezzo, di
Alberto de Feo, of Italy; piccola
orch. parti. 4to. © May 831, 1929;
1c. June 18; E for. 5234; A. & G.
Carisch & ¢@., Milan. 13845
Mass in F'; Latin text, music by Joseph
Fletcher; for unison or two equal
voices, with organ or pf. ace. 4to.
© May 28, 1929; 2c. June1; E pub.
6431; Robin Ellis, Ridgefield Park,
N. J. 13846
Master (The) of the storm; words by
A. M. Pace, music by James Rowe
and J. Porter Thomason. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 12,
1929: E unp. 7835; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. 13847
Matrimonial (A) chase; humorous
song, written and composed by Leslie
Weston, of Great Britain. © May
30, 1929; 1 c. June 21; E for. 5253;
Reynolds & co., London. 13848
Mattinata; per films cinematografiche,
di Franco Vittadini, of Italy;
riduzione per orchestrina ; parti, con
pf. conduttore e violino conduttore.
4to. © June 38, 1929; 1 ec. June 5;
Ei for. 5101; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
13849
Mavin (Freda) ‘Three preludes; by
F. Mavin, of Great Britain; pf. ©
May 28, 1929; 1 ce. June 21; BH for.
5289; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
13850
May-be you ‘love me and may-be you
don’t; words and music by E. P.
Spafford. © 1c. June 11, 1929; H
unp. 7812; EH. Phillips Spafford,
Bridgeport, Conn. 13851
May I bring you flowers, mademoi-
selle? lyric by Jack Scholl and Brad-
ford Browne, music by S. Williams.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 20, 1929; E unp. 8448; Spencer
Williams, New York. 13852
Maybe sometime in the spring; words
by Buleah Raye [i. e., Buleah Raye
Allender], music by N. Tanner. ©
1 ec. June 26, 1929; E unp. 83876;
Nevin Tanner, Spokane, Wash.
13853
Maybe—who knows; by Johnny Tuck-
er, Joe Schuster and Ruth Etting,
arr. by Ed. Smalle. 4to. 1. Male
voices.—2. Mixed voices. © June
17, 1929; 2 ec. each June 20; HE pub.
6946, 6947; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 13854, 13855
Mazur zagboba; by <A. Schwartz.
[Melody only] ©1ec. June 8, 1929;
EK unp. 7741; Abe Schwartz, New
York. 13856
726
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
13878
Mazurek z pod Jendrzejowa; by Ste-
fan Kominski; violino 1. © 1.
June 15, 1929; E unp. 8000; Consol-
idated music pub. house, Chicago.
13857
Mazurka caprice; by R. C. Monaghan ;
violin and pf. © 1c. June 15, 1929;
E unp. 7985; Raymond C. Monaghan,
Freeport, N. Y. 13858
Me podras olvidar; letra y musica de
Maria Rodriguez, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles; pf. [Photo-
stat] © June 18, 1929; 2 ce. June
24; E pub. 7026 Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 13859
Me querés? (Do you love me) ; tango,
lyries by Cobian-Sepulveda, English
lyries by Rudy Vallée, music by Car-
los Cobian, of Argentina, domiciled
at New York: pf. and ukulee acc.
© Apr. 26, 1929; 2c. May 11; E pub.
5920; Harms, ine., New York.
13860
Me yoy del rancho;:corrido, words and
musie by HE. Rubio, of Mexico; pf.
©1e. Jan. 16, 1929; E unp., 2868 ;
Ernesto Rubio, Los'!Angeles. 13861
Meadow (The) lark is singing; words
by K. P. Pompoo, music by: Daniel
H. Wilson. © 1 c. June 28, 1929;
HE unp. 8457; Katherine Prendergast
Pompoo, Bantry, N. D. 13862
Meditation; by F. Addison Porter,’ op.
34; pf. © May 29,\1929; 2 ce. June
1; E pub. 6487; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 13863
Mein midi nennt sich baby; fox trot,
nach dem bertihmten wiegenlied von
Ciutsam, text von Fritz: Rotter, mu-
sik von Mischa Spoliansky, of Ger-
many, spezialarrang. von Nico Dos-
tal, of Austria; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor and ist violin conductor.
4Ato.. © Feb. 25, 1929; 1 c. June 1;
E for. 5153 ; Otto Junne, G. m. b. H.,
Leipzig. 13864
Mein midi nennt sich baby; foxtrot-
lied, nach dem bekannten wiegen-
lied von Clutsam, text yon Fritz
Rotter, musik von Mischa Spolian-
sky, of Germany. © Feb. 25, 1929;
1e. June 1; E for. 5154; Otto Junne,
G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 13865
Mein stisser schatz; by John Wilfahrt.
[Melody only] ©1e. June 19, 1929;
E unp. 8114; Consolidated music
pub. house, Chicago. 13866
Meineid ; von Paul La Gye, of Belgium,
op. 90; orch. pts., with pf. conductor.
4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ec. June 1,
63565—29
(74
1929; HE for. 5150; Edition Otto
Kuhl, G. m. b. H., Cologne/Rh., Ger-
many. , 13867
Melancholy me; words by Howard
Johnson, musie by Robert King and
Ray Henderson. © May 10, 1929;
2 ¢e. May 11; E pub. 6852: Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
13868
Melancholy moon; words and music by
Vaughn De Leath [pseud. of L.
Geer. Words and melody only] ©
1 e@ June 15, 1929; E unp. 8007;
Leonore Geer, New York. 13869
Melanie, ich lieb’ dich spit und friih;
quickstep, worte yon Paul Preil, mu-
sik von Hermann Lange, of Ger-
many. © June 6, 1929; 1 c. June
29; EH for. 5818; Ernst Eulenburg,
Leipzig. 13870
Melodia cantabile; par Théo Saintou-
rens, arr. par Julien Falk, of
France; violon solo et orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © May
2 LOeD 1 CAE NOt LOr. DULL
C. Joubert et cie, Paris. 13871
Melody in G; by Alfred J. Thompson,
of Great Britain; organ. © June
24, 1929; 2 c. June 28; E pub. 7149;
B. F. Wood music co., Boston.
13872
Melody land; waltz, words and music
by L. H. Holcomb. New York City,
Frank Harding. © June 10, 1929;
2 e. June 28; E pub. 7190; Leo
Hunter Holcomb, Seattle. 13873
Memories; by Milan Roder; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © June
20, 1929; 2 ec. June 28; E pub. 7173;
Kalmus filmusic edition, New York.
13874
Memories; words and music by E. L.
Hamilton. © 1c. June 12, 1929; E
unp. 7852; Edith Loville Hamilton,
Lake Arthur, N. M. 13875
Memories; words and music by M. T.
Hurd. [Words and melody only] ©
1 e. June 26, 1929; E unp. 8353;
Mary T. Hurd, Portland, Me. 13876
Memories of Russia; valse, by J.
Daitch and Anna Greif, both of Rus-
sia, domiciled at New York. [Mel-
ody only] ©1c. June 8, 1929; E
unp. 8122; Jack Daitch, New York.
13877
Memories of you; waltz song, words
and music by C. E. Cooper. © May
27, 1929; 2 c. May 29; E pub. 6728;
Charles Edward Cooper, St. Louis.
13878
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Memory liane calls me; words E. Zeig-
ler, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 19,
1929; E unp. 8097; Hita Zeigler,
Avon Lake, QO. 13879
Memphis stomp; melody by James Au-
gustine. © 1c. June 3, 1929; E unp.
7418; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 13880
Menacing foe; by Josiah Zuro, of U.S.,
and Francis Gromon, of Hungary,
domiciled at New York; orch. pts.
© Feb. 20, 1929; 2 c. June 1; E pub.
6641; Kalmus filmusic edition, New
York. 13881
Mende!lssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig
Felix) Le calme de la mer; ouver-
ture, arr. par W. Tullius, of France;
orch. restreint parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et 1° violon conducteur. ©
May 25, 1929; 1c June 10; E for.
5073 ; Choudens, Paris. 13882
Comedy excitement; cinemusic,
adapted from Mendelssohn by Ch.
Franklin, of Great Britain ; full orch.
pts.. with pf. conductor. © May 6,
1929; 1 « June 1; E for. 4923; W.
Paxton & co., Itd., London. 13883
—— Gondellied; arr. by J. Morava, of
Great Britain; violin and pf. ©
June 7, 1929; 1 ¢. ‘June 17; E for.
5096; Walsh, Holmes & co., Itd.,
London. 13884
—— If with all your hearts; trio, arr.
by Cuthbert Harris; women’s voices.
4to. © June 26, 1929; 2 c. June 27;
E pub. 7130; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 13885:
Mer (La) traitresse; croquis sympho-
nique, par Jean de Smetsky, of Bel-
gium; orch. parties, avee pf. conduc-
teurn: 4to....©) May 25, 1929);: de.
June 10; E for. 5046; J. Yves Krier,
Paris. 13886
Mes albums favoris; pour pf. 1°°° série
par Hug. Thuillier, of France—2*°™°
série par Moro Zurfluh, of France.
© May 2, 1929: 1 ce. June 4; E for.
4960; A. Zurfluh, Paris. 13887
Message (A) from a rose; waltz, words
by B. R. Allender, music by Ray
Hibbeler. © 1,c. June 3, 1929; EH
unp. 7547; Beulah Raye Allender,
Seattle. 13888
Metelycia snihowycia; by P. Humen-
iuk.. [Melody onlv] © 1c. June 17,
1929; E unp. 8075; Paul Humeniuk,
New York. 13889
Mi amor; lyric by Nancy Buckley and
Vaughn De Leath, music by Edward
Morris; low-med. voice. © June 8,
1929; 2 ec June 10; E pub. 6625;
Edward Morris music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 18890
Mi paloma; cancién chilena, letra y
musica de José Rizo Navarro, of
Spain; pf. © June 13, 1929; 1 «.
June 14; E for. 5115; Unidn musieal
espanola, Madrid. 13891
Miami mcon; valse brillante, by John
De Bueris; B flat clarinet or E flat
alto saxophone, with pf. ace. ©
Mar. 25, 1929; 2 c. June 27; E pub.
7226; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
13892
Miami nights are calling me; words
and music by L. P. Wagstaff. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢ June 38,
1929; E unp. 7519; Lillian Pickert
Wagstaff, Miami Beach, Fla. 18893
Michigander; melody by Jabbo Smith.
© 1c. June 5, 1929; EH unp. 7593;
State street music pub. ¢o., inc,
Chicago. 13894
Midnight (The) train; by Allene K.
Bixby; pf. © May 31, 1929; 2 «.
June 7; E pub. 6790; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 138895
Midnight waltz; by W. T. Narmour
and S. W. Smith. [Melody only]
© 1c. June 17, 1929; E unp. 8019;
W. T. Narmour and S. W. Smith,
Avalon, Miss. 13896
Midstream ; fox-trot, theme song of the
photoplay, words by L. Wolfe Gil-
bert. music by Abel Baer. © June
14, 1929; 2 c. June 17; E pub. 68350 ;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 13897
Mignonette; words and music by Clif
A. Peir, of Australia. © Apr. 8,
1929; 1c. Mav 29; E for. 4942; Allan
& co., proprietary ltd., Melbourne.
Australia. 13898
Mignonnette; air de ballet, de José
Mommaert, of Belgium, op. 84; odeon
and salon-orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor and ist violin conductor. 4to.
© June 1, 1929; 1 ec. May 28;' E for.
4884; Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leip-
zag. 13899
Mikhail; rhapsodie sur des airs popu-
laires russes, de Raoul Brunel, tran-
seription de H. Mouton, of Belg:um ;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur.
1. Prelude. [3 others] © May 25.
1929: 1 e. June 10; E for. 5036:
Heugel, Paris. 3900:
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no. 6, 1929
Mine, still mine; words and music by
J. M. Zenchoff. ©1c¢. June 21, 1929 ;
E unp. 8167; Julius Morris Zenchoff,
Willimantic, Conn. 13901
Minnesota where the Zumbro flows;
words by Catherine Mary Mackey,
music by Harry Jay. © May 28,
1929: 2 e. June 1: E pub. 6498;
Catherine M. Mackey, Rochester,
Minn. 13902
Minotchka danse; entr’acte, par V.
Dyck, of France: violon solo et orch.
réduit ; parties. © May 2, 1929;1c.
June 4: E for. 4962; Editions musi-
eales Evette, Paris. 13908
Minstrel’s (The) fiddle; from the suite
The antique shop. by Jean Beghon;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
© May 10. 1929; 2c. June 1; E pub.
6636: Kalmus filmusic edition, New
York. 13904
Miss Frisson: fantaisie gaie, sur les
motifs de I’ opérette, par André Mes-
sier, of France; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur et 1°" violon conduc-
teur. 4to. © May 2, 1929; 1 «.
June 4: E for. 4974; Editions musi-
cales Sam Fox, Paris. 13905
Miss you; words by Charles Tobias
and Harry Tobias, music by Henry
H. Tobias; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Gene 1, 1929: 2 c..June 4; Epub.
6525; Santly bros., inc., New York.
13906
Mississippi moan: by Duke Ellington;
pf. © May 22, 1929: 2 c. June 10;
E pub. 6606; Gotham music service,
ine., New. York. 13907
Mississippi wabble;* by Alex Hill.
[Chords, single staff] © 1«¢ June
5, 1929; E unp. 7585; State street
music pub. co., ine., Chicago. 13908
Mr. Cinderella; words by J. Pincus,
music by Jerry Solomon [i. e. Jerome
Solomon] (Jn Mr. Cinderella) ©
May 10, 1929; 2 c. June 8; E pub.
6690; Jack Pincus, Chicago. 13909
Mr. Dry you're all wet; words and
music by M. Siegel. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 19, 1929:
E unp. 8113; Monty Siegel, New
York. 13910
Misterioso; by Christiaan Kriens, orch.
by A. E. Cafarella; orch. pts. ©
June 26, 1929; 2 c. June 29; E pub.
7206; Atlas music torp., New York.
13911
13923
Mistica ; per films cinematografiche, di
Franco Vittadini, of Italy; riduzione
per orchestrina; parti, con pf. con-
duttore e violino conduttore. 4to. ©
June 3, 1929; 1 ce. June 5; HB for.
5102; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 138912
Mlody kawalier; oberek, by G. Apol-
sky, of Canada, domiciled at Detroit >
1st violin. © 1c. May 6, 1929; E
unp. 6485; George Apolsky, Detroit.
13913
Moje hory, moje doly ; words and music
by R. C. Chladek. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. June 28, 1929;
E unp. 8452; Richard C. Chladek,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 13914
Molodetz; danse russe, par Serge Wek-
sler, of France; orch. parties, avee
pf. conducteur. 4to. © May 25,
1929; 1 ec June 10; E for. 5070;
Choudens, Paris. 13915
Mon dernier réve; boston, par Charles
Seringés, of France; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dec.
31,°1928; de. June 10, 1929:;’E for.
5002; J. Beckett, Paris. 13916
Moon chant; words and music by C. B.
Richardson. © 1c. June 38, 1929;
E unp. 7508; Caroline B. Richardson,
Waco, Tex. 18907
Moon (The) in the clouds; by Allene
Kj bixhy: pl. ©). May ot, 1929, 2c
June 7; E pub. 6788; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 13918.
Moonbeams bright; words by H. Hlli-
son, music by John W. Newton. New
York City, Frank Harding. © June
d, 1929.2 ¢ Sine 12: Hi pub. Gisa:
Harold Ellison, Carson, Wash. 13919
Moonlight and visions; words and mu-
“sic by J. Gill. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. June 7, 1929; E unp.
7688; Jim Gill, Mart, Tex. 13920
Moonlight (A) night; fox trot, words
and music by Clark Wilson ‘and
Harold Whittier; pf. © 1 ¢ May
15, 1929; E. unp. 7535; Herman W.
Albert, San Francisco. 13921
Moonlight on Biscayne Bay; words
and music by R. A. Locke. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 7,
1929: E unp. 7694; Ruby A. Locke,
Plant City, Fla. 13922
Moonshine; musical satire in 3 acts,
words by A. B. Willis, music by A. B.
Willis and Harker §. Perkins. ©
1 ec. June 20, 1929; D unp 27528;
Adeline Bryan Willis, Portland.
13923.
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13924
More than anybody I love you; from
Rah! rah! rah! words and music by
Del Porter; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
June 26, 1929; 2 c. June 29; EH pub.
7204; Famous music corp., New
York. 13924
Morena, morena fuiste!! letra y mu-
sica de Lupe Posada, of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles; pf. [Pho-
tostat] © June 18, 1929; 2 ¢. June
24; EK pub. 7028; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 13925.
Morenita; tango, paroles de Fernand
Vimont, musique de C. Oberfeld, of
Poland. © May 2, 1929; 1 c. June
4; HK for. 4982; Editions musicales
Sam Fox, Paris. 13926
Morgen ist morgen und heute ist
heut . . ! slow-fox, text von Fritz
Rotter, musik von Rudolph Nelson,
of Germany. © May 20, 1929; 1 «¢.
June 12; H for. 5131; Roehr, a. g..
Berlin. 13927
Morning; words and music by A. J.
Cooley. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 1, 1929; E unp. 7381;
Adelaide J. Cooley, Newagen, Me.
13928
Morning zephyr: par Ed. Poldini, of
Hungary, op. 113, no. 4; pf. © June
14, 1929; 2c. June 17; E pub. 7106;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
13929:
Morris (Wm.) latest compositions for
tenor banjo; by William Morris. ©
June 12, 1929; 2 ec. and aff. June 17;
AA 18511; William C. Stahl, Mil-
waukee. 13930
Morris on; the girl I left behind me,
arr. by Helen MacGregor; pf.,
hands. © June 14, 1929; 2 c. June
20; E pub. 6929; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 13931
Moszkowski (Moritz) Spanish dance;
[simplified and] arr. by Preston
Ware Orem; pf. © May 27, 1929;
2 ¢. May 29; E pub. 6456; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 13932
Mother dear, I love you; words and
music by A. Curran. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 13, 1929;
EK unp. 7900; Agnes Curran, Long
Island City, N. Y. 13933
Mother, don’t you worry; words by
H. J. De Cremer, music by William
J. Van Beaver; pf. and ukulele acc.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
May 31, 1929; 2 c. June 5; E pub.
6680; Henry J. De Cremer, Green
Bay, Wis. 13934
pt. 11, Nuss vias
Mother O’Neil; words and music by.
C. V. Macie; pf. and ukulele ace.
© June 11, 1929; 2 c. June 17; E
pub. 6781; Casimer Valentine Macie,
Chicago. 13935
Mother’s little sweetheart; lullaby,
from Hearts in Exile, lyric by Al
Dubin, music by Joe Burke; pf. and
ukulele ace. © May 20, 1929: 2 e.
May 23; E pub. 6480; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 13936
Mother’s (A) love; words and music
by A. Gray. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. June 13, 1929; E pub.
7905; Albert Gray, New York. 13937
Mothers of America; ballad, words
and music by I. C. Nielsen. New
York City, Frank Harding. © May
22, 1929; 2c. June 5; E pub. 6682;
Irene C. Nielsen, Vaughn, Mont.
13938
Mother’s smiles; words by Mrs. J. H.
Linaman [i. e. M. E. Linaman], mu-
sic by Samuel H. Speck. [Words .-
and melody only] © 1 c. Apr. 12,
1929; EB unp. 5656; Mary Ettie Lina-
man, Ipswich, S. D. 13939
Mountain city blues; by Charlie
Troutt. [Melody only] ©1e. June
26, 1929; E unp. 8324; Clarence Wil-
liams music pub. co., ine., New York.
13940
Mouvement; par Maurice Thiriet, of
France; pf. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢.
June 4, 1929; E for. 4968 ; Ch. Hayet,
Paris. 13941
Move along; words and music by H.
J. Cleary. [Photostat] ©1c. June
22, 1929; E unp. 8210; Homer John
Cleary, Marion, O. 13942
’"Mpruvvisata (Improvisation) ; faith-
less maid, English version by Fred-
erick H. Martens, transcription by
Vittorio Giannini. © June 15, 1929;
2c. June 17; E pub. 6833; G. Ri-
cordi & @o., inc., New York. 18943
MSa glagolskaja; festliche messe, gla-
golsky text upravil Dr. Weingart,
deutsch von R. S. Hoffman, musik
von Leos JanéaGek, of Czechoslova-
kia; chor u. orch. Partitura. ©
Mar. 1, 1929; °1 ¢. ‘May 33) tor,
5207; Universal edition, a. g., Vien-
na. 13944
Muchachita Borineana; letra y mu-
sica de R. Hernandez; pf. © 1 ¢.
June 28, 1929; E unp. 8412; Rafael
Hernandez, New York. 13945
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no. 6, 1929
13967
Muevete negrita: bolero son, letra y | My boy; words and music by R. Met-
musica de R. Hernandez; pf. ©1e.
June 28, 1929: E unp. 8418; Rafael
Hernandez, New York. 13946
Mulligan’s ball; words and music by
Ww. J. Courtney, of Canada, arr. by
Burrell Van Buren. Calgary, Al-
berta, Canada, Courtney pub. house.
© June 14, 1929; 2 c. June 26; E
pub. 7078: W. J. Courtney, Calgary,
Alberta, Canada. 13947
Mumpy-mumps (The); recitation or
song, words by Lucile Crites, music
by Alma Stanley. © May 24, 1929;
2 ¢. May 28; E pub. 6674; M. S.
Titus-Werner, Belmar, N. J. 13948
Musical (The) salvationist; compiled
by F. G. Hawkes, of Great Britain.
v. 48, pt. 6, June 1929. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © June
d, 1929: 1 ce. June 17; E for. 5094;
Salvationist pub. & supplies, Itd.,
London. 13949
Musikanten polka; by EH. Wilfahrt.
[Melody only] ©1c. June 17, 1929;
E unp. 8060; Eddie Wilfahrt, New
Uln, Minn. 13950
Must I always go on loving you? waltz,
words and music by G. Margolis.
© 1c. June 26, 1929; E unp. 8331;
George Margolis, Kingston, N. Y.
us 13951
Must I forget the love I have for you;
waltz ballad, words and music by
et Jacopsen. ©. 1 c. May 31,
1929: E unp. 7395; Jennie Olson
Jacobsen, Minneapolis. 13952
Muzikale prentjes; 32 klavierstukjes
als vervolg op Oefeningen en stukjes,
door H. Sachs, of Netherlands. ©
June 18, 1929; 1 c. June 29; E for.
5310; G. Alsbach & co., Amsterdam,
Netherlands. 13953
My A-B-C’s are puzzling me; words
and music by Eddie Neibaur. (Jn
Chicago evening post, June 17, 1929)
© June 17. 1929; 2 « June 19; E
pub. 6840; Chicago evening post co.,
Chicago. 13954
My baby go to sleep; words and mu-
sic by W. A. Dick; pf. © 1 ce. June
15, 1929; E unp. 7963; Walter A.
Dick, Denver. 13955
My big moment; words and music by
Joe Seitman, Carl O. Bergner and
Herman Pincus. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. June 26, 1929; EB
unp. 8329: Spier & Coslow, inc., New
York. 13956
calf. © 1 ¢. June 1, 1929; E unp.
7371; Robert Metcalf, Hazard, Ky.
13957
My castle of never can be; words by
Sunny Clapp, music by Bob Nolan.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «@
June 3, 1929; E unp. 7440; Southern
muSic pub. co., ine., New York.
13958
My Clinch Mountain home; words and
music by A. P. Carter. [Words and
melody only] ©41c. June 13, 1929;
E unp. 8232; Southern music pub.
eo., ine., New York. 138959
My country Sweetheart; love song,
words by J. W. Small, music by
Samuel H. Speck. New York City,
Frank Harding. © May 29, 1929;
2e. June 12; E pub. 6732; Joseph
Wallace Small, Cape Charles, Va.
13960
My darlin’; words and music by
Mitchell Parish, Irving Mills and
Cornel Tanassy, jr.; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. © May
7, 1929; 2 c. June 10; E pub. 6651;
Mills music, inc.,. New York. 13961
My day; poem by Daniel 8. Twehig,
musie by R. Nathaniel Dett.
June 7, 1929; 2 c. June 10; E pub.
6756; John Church co., Cincinnati.
13962
My day dreams came true over night;
words and music by Abner Silver
and Al Hoffman. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. June 6, 1929; BH
unp. 7657; Arthur Behim music
corp., New York. 13963
My dear; waltz, words and music by
Gus Kahn and Joe Sanders, arr. by
O. Sciacca; band pts. obl. 24mo.
© June 20, 1929; 2 ec. June 22; HB
pub. 7065; Leo Feist, ine, New
York. 13964
My diary book: by N. Ludwig. [Mel-
ody only] © 1 e¢. June 24, 1929;
E unp. 8251; Nofbert Ludwig,
Brooklyn. 13965
My dream girl; words by L. L. Dye,
music by Sylvester Long Cross; pf.
© 1c. June 15, 1929; E unp. 7989;
L. Lorraine Dye, Chinook, Mont.
13966
My dream of dreams; lyric by Dolly
Morse, music by Peter De Rose.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 5, 1929; E unp. 7644; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 13967
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13968
My Evangeline Belle; words by M. P.
Broussard, music by Chester Esch-
er;)1st violin. © 1c. June 24, 1929:
EH unp. 8278; Mary Page Broussard,
La Fayette, La. 13968
My Florentine maid; words and mu-
Sic by “mt. oJ.7 Cleary. enotostat }
© 1c. June 22, 1929; E unp. 8207;
Homer John Cleary, Marion, O.
13969
My girl has It; words by F. B. Brav,
music by Fred Alton Haight. ©
1 e¢. June 24, 1929; E unp. 8255;
Frona Belle Bray, Medford, Or.
13970
My goodness; words and music by C.
P. Dring. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 11, 1929: E unp. 7790;
Charles Perry Dring, New York.
13971
My heart cries out I love you; lyrie by
Cliff Friend, musie by Abner Sil-
ver,; pf. and ukulele acc. © June
1, 1929; 2 « June 3; E pub. 6506;
George and Arthur Plantadosi, inc.,
New York. sr) 49 72
My heart is alone with my mother;
words and music by T. B. Bratsberg.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 26, 1929; E unp. 8357: Thora
Bjerva Bratsberg, Minot, N. D.
13973
My heart’s an aeroplane flying on
wings of love; lyric by J. Seller,
music by A. Potter; pf. © 1c. June
8. 1929; E unp. 7725: Jane Seller
and Andy Potter, New York. 138974
My idea of paradise; words by Clark-
son Rose, music by W. Hastings
Mann, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © June 24,
1929; 1 e. June 25; H for. 5311; B.
Feldman & co., London. 13975
My Indian love moon; lyrics by M. C.
Vest, music by Chas. L. Johnson.
© 1c. June 27, 1929; E unp. 8426;
Mabel C. Vest, Kansas City, Kan.
13976
My Joanna from Indiana, waltz, words
and music by H. F. O. Wilder. ©
1. e@. June 17;)1929.: amp S015 ;
Hattie Faye Overmyer Wilder, Mo-
renci, Mich. 13977
My Joe from Chicago; words and mu-
sic by L. W. Jackson.
melody only] ©1c. June 26, 1929;
E unp. 8359; Lafayette W. Jackson,
Fenwick, W. Va. 13978
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pt. m1, n. s., v. 24
My little girl across the way; words
by Gtinther Bibo and Ernst Neubach,
adaptation by Frank Eyton, of
Great Britain, music by Rudolf Nel-
son, arr. by Nico Dostal. © May
29, 1929; 1 c. June 12; E for. 5126;
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 13979
My little star; Mexican serenade, by
Manuel A. Ponee, arr. by M. L.
Lake; full band pts., with conductor.
© Apr. 9, 1929; 2 c. June 27; E pub.
7233; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
1398)
My little sunshine girl; words and
music by R. H. Norton, jr. [Photo-
stat] ©1ce. June 27, 1929; E unp.
8409; Robert Henry Norton, jr.,
Guilford, Conn. 13981
My little sweetheart; words and mu-
sic by M. Binik. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. June 1, 1929; E unp.
7378; Mike Binik, Elizabeth, N. J.
13982
My Lord is there; hymn, words and
music by L. E. Jones. © May 1,
1929; 2 c. June 20; E pub. 6911;
Lillenas pub. co., Indianapolis.
13983
My love story to you; lyrie by Claire
Steinmann, music by Clifford Joseph
Salomon. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 19, 1929; EH unp. 8102:
Clifford J. Salomon, San Francisco.
13984
My Mason-Dixon home; words and
music by W. E. Fulton and H. M.
Bone. [Chords, single staff] ©
May 24, 1929: 2 c. June 7; E pub.
6586: W. Earle Fulton, New Haven,
and Harold M. Bone, West Haven,
Conn. 138985
My melody girl; lyric by Pat Ballard
[pseud. of F. D. Ballard], music by
Tom Waring. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. June 24, 1929; E unp.
8262; Francis Drake Ballard, New
York. 13986
My memories of you; words and music
by V. Vaska. ©1e. June 27, 1929;
E unp. 8391; Vana Vaska, Los An-
geles, 13987
My mother’s beads; words and music
by J. J. McQuaid. [Chords, single
staff] © 1-c. June 29, 1929;. EH unp.
8470; John J. McQuaid, Philadel-
phia. 13988
My mother’s day; waltz song, words
by H. L. Van Valen, music by Alice
3eulah Brodie. © May 27, 1929;
2 c. May 31; E pub. 6445; Herbert
Lee Van Valen, Chicago. 13989
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no. 6, 1929
My mother’s hands; words and music
by G. Roark. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. June 12, 1929; E unp.
7838; Southern music pub. co., ince.,
New York. 13990
My old reliable; fox-trot, words and
music by R. Cooke. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 26, 1929;
E unp. 8362; Ralph Cooke, Belmar,
sl. 13991
My own Alaska, that’s all; words by
Denny Molloy, music by Joan Bil-
lings. ©1e. June 24, 1929; EH unp.
8269; Denis L. Molloy, Seattle.
13992
My own lovin’ daddy; words and mu-
sie by H. R. Pansing. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 7, 1929;
E unp. 7697; Helen R. Pansing,
Omaha. Neb. 13993
My paradise; words and music by A.
Sorokoff, of Russia, domiciled at
New York. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. May 28, 1929; H unp.
7982; Al Sorokoff, New York.
13994
My Pennsylvania home; words and
music by M. M. Walsh. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 26, 1929;
E unp. 8355; Margaret M. Walsh,
Butler, Pa. 18995
My piano man; words and music by
W. Cutty. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 15, 1929; E unp. 8008;
William Cutty, New York. 13996
My radio gal; words by M. Bruce, mu-
sic by Chester Escher; 1st violin. ©
1 c. June 24, 1929; E unp. 8279;
Myrtle Bruce, Denison, Tex. 13997
My radio queen; words and music by
E. M. Miller. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. June 1, 1929; E unp.
7387; Estella Moul Miller, Green-
ville, O. 13998
My Sheba; words and musie by N. P.
Licary, of Italy, domiciled at Beloit,
Wis. © 1c. June 5, 1929; E unp.
7579; Newton Paul Licary, Beloit,
Wis. 13999
My Sheba: words by N. P. Licary, mu-
sic by Chester Escher; 1st violin.
© 1c. June 7, 1929; E unp. 7716;
Newton Paul Licary, Beloit, Wis.
14000
My song of the Nile; waltz, theme
song from Drag, lyric by Al Bryan,
music by Geo. W. Meyer, arr. by
Joseph Nussbaum; dance orch. pts.
14012
4to. © June 17, 1929; 2c. June 20;
E pub. 6950; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 14001
My song of you; words by Katharine
Adams, music by Ralph Cox. ©
June 3, 1929; 2 c. June 6; E pub.
7081; John Church co., Cincinnati.
14002
My soul mate, Katharyne; words and
music by K. J. MeConkey, of Can-
ada. [Words and meiody only] ©
1 ec. June 18, 1929; EH unp. 7908;
Katharine J. McConkey, Prince AlI-
bert, Saskatchewan, Canada. 14003
My stairway of dreams; lyric by John
Steel, music by Oliver Gushee. ©
June 8, 1929; 2 ce. June 10; E pub.
6627; E. Morris music pub. co.. inc.,
New York. 14004
My star of destiny; words and music
by M. 8S. Paulik. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. June 17, 1929; E unp.
8131; Marie Sils Paulik, Northport,
i. eg NG Xe 14005
My sugar babe; words and music by
J. I. Tanzman. [Words and melody
only] ©1.e. June 13, 1929; E unp.
7922; Joseph I. Tanzman, New York.
14005
My sunny Tennessee; words and music
by Roy Evans. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. June 26, 1929; E unp.
8325; Clarence Williams music pub.
co., ine., New York. 14007
My sweetheart of the ages; words by
L. Downey. music by Chester
Escher; 1st violin. © 1c. June 7,
1929; E unp. 7714; Lucille Downey,
Stockton, Calif. 14008
My troubles will be over; words and
music by O. A. Parris. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 3, 1929;
E unp. 7476; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 14009
My vision of love; words by S. O.
Schenck, music by 8S. S. Kohn; pf.
© 1c. May 31, 1929; E unp. 8440;
Samuel S. Kohn and Samuel O.
Schenck, New York. 14010
My wandering boy; words and musiv
by C. A. Blanchette; pf. © June 17,
1929; 2 c. June 24; E pub. 71032;
Charles A. Blanchette, Minneapolis.
14011
My western girl; words and music by
O. E. Bennett. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. June 13, 1929; EH unp.
7897: Otto E. Bennett, American
Fork, Utah. 14012
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14013
pt. 11th Sve 24
My wife died on Friday night; melody
by Geo. Crooks. © 1 ¢. June 3,
1929; E unp. 7494; Southern music
pub. e@o., inc., New York. 14013
Na kamenu marmurowim; words and
music by E. Zukowsky, of Poland,
domiciled at New York. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 28,
1929; E unp. 8463; Hwgen Zukowsky,
New York. 14014
Nigon gang nagonstans nagon var;
foxtrot, text af Nils-Georg, musik af
Georg Enders, of Sweden; pf. ©
May. 7, 1929; 1 @ June 19; E
for. 5169; Nils-Georgs musikforlag,
Stockholm, Sweden. 14015
Nacha; vals, por Alfredo Reza, of
Mexico, domiciled at El Paso; pf.
8vo. [Photostat] © May 11, 1929;
2 ¢e. May 18; E pub. 6078; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 14016
Nichtliches abenteuer; von Th. Ritte,
of Germany; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor and 1st violin conductor. 4to.
© Apr. 15, 1929; 1 c. June 1; E for.
5152; Edition Otto Kuhl, G. m. b: H.,
Cologne Rh., Germany. 14017
Nar brodllopsklocker ringa; vals-
serenad, text af Sven-Olof Sandberg,
musik af Bert Carsten, of Sweden;
pf. © Jan. 28, 1929; 1 c. June 26;
E for. 5806; Edition Sylvian, Stock-
holm, Sweden. 14018
Naidu; Hindu march, by Floyd J. St.
Clair; full orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor and 1st violin conductor. ©
June 11, 1929; 2 c. June 10; E pub.
6657; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
14019
Napule chiagne, versi di A. Ricciardi, :
musica di V. De Crescenzo. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 11,
1929; E unp. 7794; Vincent De
Crescenzo and Alfonso Ricciardi,
New York. 14020
Nass oder trocken; foxtrott aus der
gleichnamigen komdédie, worte uu.
musik von Friedrich Hollaender, of
Germany. © May 23, 1929; 1 c.
June 4; E for. 4921; Adolph
Furstner, Berlin. 14021
Neath blue skies of Hawaii; words
and musie by J. M. Gervel. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 7,
1929; E unp. 7724; John Matthew
Gervel, Kingston, Pa. 14022
‘Neath the silver stars; by Montague
Ewing, of Great Britain; pf. ©
me
iv
June 14, 1929; 2c. June 17; E pub.
7100; Theodore Presser co., Phila- —
delphia. 14023
’"Neath the silvery moon; words and
music by J. Shore. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 17, 1929;
E unp. 8047; Jack Shore, Chicago.
14024
Nehi mamma blues; words and music
by F. Stokes. [Words and melody
only] © 1. June 3, 1929; EB unp.
7499; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 14025
Nena linda; bolero, letra y musica de
R. Hernandez; pf. © 1c. June 28,
1929; E unp. 8414; Rafael Hern-
andez, New York. 14026
Nene lindo; tango, letra y musica de
' G. Veiga, of Spain, domiciled at
New York; pf. © 1c. June 7, 1929;
E unp. 7712; Genaro Veiga, New
York. 14027
Nevada; marche américaine, par R.
Jacquemont, of France; orch. par-
ties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
May 25, 1929; 1 c. June 10; E for.
5058; Choudens, Paris. 14028
Never again; by D. Tiomkin, of Rus-
sia, domiciled at New York; pf. ©
Tt ec. June 19, 1929: El unp vere.
Dimitri Tiomkin, New York. 14029
New America; poem by Edwin Mark-
ham, set to tune of For our evuutry,
by C. R. Brackelsberg. © 1 ¢. May
1, 1929; E unp. 7675; Charlotte Rose
Brackelsberg, Des Moines. 14080
New melodie; by D. Tiomkin, of Rus-
sia, domiciled at New York; Ist
violin. © 1c. June 28, 1929; H unp
§422; Dimitri Tiomkin, New York.
14031
New (The) moon; selection, by Sig-
mund Romberg, selected and arr. by
H. M. Higgs, of Great Britain; oreh.
pts., with 1st violin conductor. ©
May 20, 1929; 1.¢. May 29; H for.
4892; Harms, ine., New York. 14032
New (The) Old Ironsides; words and
music by F. D. Spearing. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 13,
1929; E unp. 7913; Fred DD. Spear-
ing, Sequim, Wash. 140383
New York-Bogoti; palabras, version
al Inglés y musical de A. Patino, of
Colombia, domiciled at New York.
© 1c. June 1, 1929; BE unp. 7367;
Arturo Patifiio, New York. 14034
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
New York! our empire state; words by
BE. H. Morris, musie by C. Fitzsim-
mons; pf. 4to. © May 28, 1929;
2c. June 26; E pub. 7200; Etta H.
Morris, Brooklyn, and Caroline Fitz-
simmons, New York. 14035
Ni tu nena querida; words and music
by Simon G. Casas, of Mexico; pf.
[Photastat] © Apr. 22, 1929; 2 ¢.
Ape 2(* Hi pub. 6890; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 14036
Night (A) club in our home; by D.
Tiomkin, of Russia, domiciled at
New York; ist violin. © 1 c. June
28, 1929; E unp. 8418; Dimitri Tiom-
kin, New York. 14037
Night (A) in May; lyrics by Robert A.
Simon, music by Paul Lincke, arr. by
Bert Reed; male voices. 4to. ©
June 10, 1929; 2 c. June 11; E pub.
6666; Edward B. Marks music co.,
New York. 14038
Night (The) you said good bye to me;
words and music by J. L. Howell.
[Chords, single staff] © 1c. June
18, 1929; E unp. 8053; John Lewis
Howell, New York. 14039
Night’s glamour; Piccadilly waltz-song,
words by Mrs. Hubi-Newcombe,
music by Alan McGavin, of Great
Britain. © May 10, 1929; 1 ce. May
24; E for. 5218; Piccadilly magazine,
Itd., London. 14040
Nimm diesen strauss vergissmeinnicht ;
fox-trot und lied, text von Fritz
Rotter, musik von B. Kaper, of Ger-
many. © Feb. 14, 1929; 1 ¢ June
12; E for. 5136; Roehr, a. g., Berlin.
14041
Nissaki; at the foot of the mountain,
valse caprice, by R. M. Miller; alto
saxophone and pf. © May 29, 1929:
2 c. May 31; E pub. 6534; Roy M.
Miller, Detroit. 14042
No cross, no crown; hymn, words and
music by P. P. Bilhorn. © June 24,
1929 ;-2 ¢). June’ 27; FE pubs 7144:"
14043
No me llores; tango-cancién, letra y
musica de Pepe Romeu y Daniel
Montorio, of Spain. © June 13,
£929; 1re. June’'14;) E> for; 5116:
Union musical espafola, Madrid.
14044
No one to call me darling, no one to
say goodnight; words and music by
G. Autry. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 5, 1929; E unp. 7634:
Gene Autry, Catoosa, OKl. 14045
Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago.
14055
No she doesn’t rock the cradle any
more; words and music by BH. P.
Taylor. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 20, 1929; E unp. 8149;
Hlizabeth P. Taylor, Guymon, Okl.
14046
Nobody knows you when you’re down
and out; words and music by Jim-
mie Cox. © June 3, 1929; 2 c. June
26; E pub. 7071; Clarence Williams
musie pub. co., inc., New York.
14047
Nobody loves me; words and music
by Hershal Brown. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 13, 1929;
EK unp. 8229; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 14048
Nobody’s business; fox trot, words by
H. Y. Owen, musie by C. Yacich.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
June 1, 1929; E unp. 7377;. Chris
Yacich and Harry Y. Owen, New
Orleans. 14049
Nocturne andalou; par Manuel In-
fante, of France; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © May 2,
1929; 1 c. June 4; E for. 4950; H.
Benjamin, Paris. 14050
Nordicians waltz; words by Wm. von
Zuber, music by EH. McAdams, arr.
by Donald Bryan. New York, At-
lantic coast fisheries corp. © June
13, 1929; 2 ec. June 14; E pub. 6720;
Ethyle McAdams, New York. 14051
North-bound train; words and music
by James D. Touchstone and H. A.
Nelson. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 8, 1929; EB unp. 7445;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 14052
North high school alma mater; words
and music by M. A. Wood; mixed
voices. Syracuse, N. Y., Godard
music house. 4to. © June 8, 1929;
2 c. June 10; E pub. 6614; Marion
Abigail Wood, Syracuse, N. Y.
14053
Northern (The) pines and you; words
by D. N. Roberts, musie by Ray Hib-
beler; pf. and ukulele ace. © May
6, 1929; 2 c. June 17; E pub. 6814;
Dorothy Nichols Roberts, Battle
Lake, Minn. 14054
Nosegay (A); words by John Rey-
nolds, music by Edgar L. Bainton,
of Great Britain. © June 8, 1929;
1c. June 21; BH for. 5296; Boosey &
co., 1td., London. 14055
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14056
Nostalgia; words and mus.¢ by C. Ma-
duro, of Netherlands, domiciled at
New York. © 1c. June 20, 1929;
E unp. 8120; Charles Maduro, New
York. 14056
Nostalgia (Le); cinédrame, par J.
Franceschi, of Italy; orch. parties,
avee pf. conducteur ou orgue. Ato.
© May 25, 1929; 1c. June 10; E
for. 5004; J. Franceschi, Marseille,
France. 14057
Nothing else matters; words and
music by G. W. Gunther. © 1 «
June*7, 1929 oH) ’pirb.. 7705 5° Gloria
Winch Gunther, New York. 14058
Novelli sposi; valzer, di Vincenzo Pal-
adino, of Italy, domiciled at New
York; violino.» © 1c. June 12, 1929;
E unp. 7859; Pietro Ludovico, New
York. 14059
Novelty blues; fox-trot, by R. Jones.
[Melody only] © 1 ec. June 27,
1929; E unp. 8399; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New. York. 14060
Now all I have is dreams; words by
J. Patton, music by. Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 8, 1929; E unp. 7735; Jack Pat-
ton, Dawn, Mo. 14061
Now is the time; hymn, words and
music by P. P. Bilhorn: © June 24,
1929" 2 *e. June “27; EH pub. 7145;
Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago. 14062
Now we’re just pals; words by Tom
Petty and John Williams, music by
G. BE. Woods. © 1c. June 28, 1929;
EK unp. 8417; Guy Elvin Woods,
Waco, Tex. 14063
Nubes; letra y musica de Lupe Posada,
of Mexico, domiciled at Los Angeles;
2 voices. [Photostat] © June 18,
1929; 2 ce. June 24; H pub. 6999;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 14064
Nustalgia e’ mare; canzone Napole-
tana, versi di A. Ricciardi, musica di
V. De Crescenzo. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. June 11, 1929; BE
unp. 7787; Vincent De Crescenzo and
Alfonso Ricciardi, New York. 14065
Nymphs and fauns; trio, words by
Hope Nevin Bryning, air by Rameau,
adapted and arr. by Paul Ambrose;
women’s voices. 4to. © June 26,
1929 3: 2c. June i277; BH pubyem2o;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
14066
O give thanks unto the Lord; words
and music by E. L. Hamilton; med-
, pt. II, 0. s., v. 24
voice. ©1 ec. June 12, 1929; B unp..
7853; Edith Loville Hamilton, Lake
Arthur, N, M. 14067
O lead me, Lord; anthem, words by
Havergal, music by Elias Blum;
mixed voices. 4to. © June 26,
1929; 2 c« June 27; E pub. 7134;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
14068
O Loto San; words by Rachel Mack
Wilson, music by Morris Cowdery.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 10, 1929; E unp. 7765; M. A.
Cowdery, Cleveland. 14069
O Maggie, be mine; words by D. C.
Emmell, music by Everett Putnam.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «@.
June 5, 1929; E unp. 7636; David C.
EHmmell, Bridgeton, N. J. 14070
’O piro é maturato; versi di A. Anas-
tasio, musica di <A. IJannaccone.
[Words and melody only] ©lie.
June 6, 1929; E unp. 7646; Armando
Anastasio and Arnaldo Innaccone,
Brooklyn. 14071
O Saviour, precious Saviour; hymn an-
them, words by Frances R. Haver-
gal, music by John Winter Thomp-
son; sop. and ten. solo and mixed
voices, with organace. 4to. © Apr.
22, 1929; 2 c. June 27; E pub. 7220;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 14072
Oberek bialostocki; by A. Schwartz.
[Melody only] ©1c. June 8, 1929;
KH unp. 7742; Abe Schwartz, New
York. 14073
Oberek na bosaka; by P. Humeniuk.
[Melody only] ©1c. June 17, 1929;
H unp. 8074; Paul Humeniuk,. New
York. 14074
Ocean (En) av Kiarlek; seglarvals,
text af Nils-Georg, musik af Hlge
Lindberg, of Sweden; pf. © May 7,
1929; 1¢. June 19; E for. 5171; Nils-
Georges musikforlag, Stockholm,
Sweden. 14075
Offenbach (Jacques) la fille du tam-
bour major; ouverture, rev. et tran-
serite par Francis Casadesus, of
France; petit ou grand orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur et 1°" violon con-
ducteur. 4to. © May 25, 1929; 1 e¢.
June 10; E for. 5060; Choudens,
Paris. 14076
Madame Favart; ouverture, rev.
et transcrite par Francis Casadesus,
of France; petit ou grand orch. par-
ties, avec pf. conducteur et 1°* violon
736
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
conducteur, 4to. © May 25, 1929;
1c. June 10; E for. 5063 ; Choudens,
Paris. 14077
Office of the holy communion; by H, A.
Chambers, of Great Britain; sop. in
A flat; organ ace. 4to. [English
and Latin text] © June 28, 1929;
1 ec. June 29; E for. 53814; Novello &
co., Itd., London. 14075
Oh baby, what a sweet kid; words and
music by F. Young. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 4, 1929;
E unp. 7555; Frank Young, Phila-
delphia. 14079
Oh boy! and how; words and music by
Wilma McCown. [;Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. June 8, 1929; E
unp. 7748; Wilma McCown, Oakland,
Calif. 14080
Oh boy! how we go to it; words and
music by J. E. Haeckel. ©1 cc. June
6, 1929; E unp. 7653; Julius E.
Haeckel, St. Louis. 14081
Oh! Carlie, by golly! where has my
Carlie gone? fox-trot song, words
by W. Bird. music by W. Bird and
C. W. Bird. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. June 13, 1929; E unp.
7925; Wilbur Bird, New York.
14082
Oh, dem golden slippers; words and
music by Jas. A. Bland, arr. by Fred
H. Huntley; men’s voices. 4to. Chi-
eago, Lyon & Healy, inc. © June 11,
1929; 2 c. June 17.;: EB pub.. 6179;
Fred Hall Huntley, Chicago. 14088
Oh! gee! there ain’t no justice! words
by Arthur Fields, music by Fred
Hall: pf. and ukulele ace. © May
10, 1929; 2 © May 31; E pub. 6455;
F. B. Haviland pub. co., New York.
* 14084
Oh! how you'll be surprised (Ton
coeur est done de pierre) ; words by
J. P. Gagne, music by Richard
Broughton. New York City, Frank
Harding. © June 25, 1929; 2 «.
June 28: E pub. 7188; Joseph Paul
Gagne, Smooth Rock Falls, Ontario.
Canada. 14085
Oh what a fool you’ve made of me;
words by M. HE. Margavage, music by
Samuel H. Speck. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. June 21, 1929; B
unp. 8181; Mary Elizabeth Marga-
vage, Kingston, Pa. 14086
Oh what a thrill; words and music by
B. Samberg. [Words and melody
14097
only] ©1c. June 15, 1929; E unp.
8002; Benjamin Samberg, Brooklyn.
14087
Three encore noy-
elties; men’s voices. 1. Two little,
chickadees. {2 others] 4.0.
June 20, 1929; 2 c. June 19; E pub.
6842; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
14088
Old Black Rose; lyric by M. Bailey,
music by H. O. Strange. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 17, 1929;
E unp. 8018; Modenia Bailey, Tex-
arkana, Tex. 14089
Old (The) child and the new; humor-
ous song, written and composed by
Leslie Weston and Avex, both of
Great Britain. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] ‘© May 30. 1929; 1 ¢.
June 21; E for. 5255; Reynolds &
co., London. 14090
Old (The) fashioned boy; words by
Cc. J. Houston, music by Philip
Starr; pf. and ukulele acc. © June
15, 1929; 2 c. June 19; E pub. 6847;
Cora J. Houston, Parsons, Tenn.
14091
Old Hawaiian charms; words and mu-
sic by Billy Male [i. e. William
Male] © June 1, 1929; 2c. June 7;
E pub. 6592; Hawaii sales co., ltd.,
Honolulu. 14092
O'Hara (Geoffrey )
Old Los Angeles; words and music by
L. W. Wright. Los Angeles, Calif.,
BE. Miller Wright. © May 14, 1929;
2 c. June 4; E pub. 6562; Leo W.
Wright, Los Angeles. 14093
Old (The) love; ballad, words and mu-
sic by F. A. Wiren. New York City,
M. Page pub. co. © Apr. 23, 1929;
2 ce. June 28; E pub. 7196; Frances
Avanarius Wiren, New York. 14094
Old (The) Milaca trail; wards and
music by G. C. Joslyn, arr. by C. F.
Kelsey. © June 11, 1929; 2 c. June
15; E pub. 6778; George C. Joslyn,
Minneapolis. 14095
Old (An) music box; from the suite
The antique shop, by Jean Beghon ;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
© May 10, 1929; 2c. June 1; E pub.
6637; Kalmus filmusie edition, New
York. 14096
Old (The) quartette; words by Wm.
J. McKenna, music by Geoffrey
O’Hara: men’s voices. 4to. © June
20, 1929; 2c. June 19; E pub. 6841;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 14097
137
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14098
Old (The) rugged road; words and
music by J. Albert McColm; pf. ©
1-e. June 10, 1929;:E unp. 7767;
John A. McColm, Dallas, Or. 14098
Old (The) soldier; cho., words by
Walter De La Mare, music by Bain-
bridge Christ ; mixed voices. 4to. ©
Apr. 24, 1929; 2 ec. June 27; E pub..
7218; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
14099
Ombre russe (Russian shadows) ;
melodrama in 3 acts and 4 scenes by
Silvio Picchianti, English tr. by
Alice Mattulath, music by Cesare
Sodero. Voce. sc. © June 10, 1929;
2c. June 28; D pub. 27520; Edwin
F. Kalmus, New York. 14100
On the coast of Spain; tango, fox-trot,
words by N. M. King, music by B. A.
Holt. [Photostat] © 1c. May 10,
1929; E unp. 6620; Beth Alvord
Holt and Nancy McClellan King, Los
Angeles. 14101
On the levee; dance, by Maurice Ar-
nold; pf. © June 14, 1929; 2 ¢. June
17; E pub. 7111; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 14102
On the road again; words and music
by J. B. Jones and Will Shade.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
June 3, 1929; EH unp. 7407; Southern
musie pub. co., ine., New York.
14103
On the see-Saw: by Montague Ewing,
of Great Britain: pf. © June 14,
1929; 2 c. June 17; EH pub. 7099;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
14104
On the shores of old Hawaii: words
by T. Wafile, music by Frederick H.
Hoyer; pf. and ukulele ace. © 1 «.
June 20, 1929; E unp. 8153; Thelma
Waffle, Mackinaw City, Mich. 14105
On the waters land and air; words
and music by F. G. Bruce-Callender,
of Great Britain, domiciled at New
York. ©1c. June 15, 1929; E unp.
8012; Fitz Gerald Bruce-Callender.
New York. 14106
Once upon a time; by Anna Priscilla
Risher; pf. © May 28, 1929; 2 ec.
June 1; E pub. 6500; Bendix pub.
co., Lincoln, Neb. 14107
Once upon a time, sad rag doll; words
and music by K. Malone. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. June 26,
1929; EK unp. 8371; Kathleen Ma-
lone, New York. 14108
pt. 11, n. s., V2 ~
Onda (L’); canzone-valzer, versi di
Peppino Mendes, musica di Vittorio
Mascheroni, of Italy; pf. © May 9,
1929; 1 c. May ‘31; E for. 4861; A. &
G. Carisch & ¢c., Milan. 14109
One sweet kiss; words and music by
Al Jolson and Dave Dreyer. © _
June 4, 1929; 2 c. June 5; E pub.
6530; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
14110
One thousand and one nights; inter-
mezzo, by Johann Strauss, orch. by
Adolf Schmid; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. © May 8, 1929; 2 «.
May 31; E pub. 6458; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 14111
Onward hero comrades; words and
music by H. F. Martin. © 1c. May
14, 1929; E unp. 8307; Henry Fran-
cis Martin, Phoenix, Ariz. 14112
Opus 1; nos. 1-3, by A. W. Hincheliffe,
jr.; melody, with pf. acc. [Photo-
stat] © 1c. each June 28, 1929; EH
unp. 8392-8394; Albert Wallace
Hinchcliffe, jr., Orange, N. J.
14113-14115
Orchard (The) song; words by Gwen
Clear, music by William Wentzell.
1. High voice, in G. 2. Med. voice,
in BE flat. © May 22, 1929; 2 «¢.
each June 4; E pub. 6582; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. — 14116
Oriental fantasie; by A. M. Baldwin,
arr. by Walter A. Quincke and Er-
rol Collins: full orch. Se. © 1 «.
June 14, 1929; E unp. 7965; Anita
M. Baldwin, Santa Anita, Calif.
14117
Orphan blues; words and music by
Hattie Burleson. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c¢ June 15, 1929; E
unp. 8087; Columbia phonograph €o.,
ine., New York. 14118
Orpheus with his lute; trio, poem by
Shakespeare, music by Hugh R. Hul-
bert, of Great Britain; equal voices,
with flute or violin obbl. 4to. ©
June 1, 1929; 1 c. May 29; E for.
4936; Hugh R. Hulbert, Ambleside,
Westmoreland, England. 14119
Our amiable James Walker; polka
brillante, por Vincenzo Spadea, of
Italy, domiciled at New York; pf.
©. June Tl, 1929: 2 cc. Jumerie ae
pub. 6704; Vincent Spadea, New
York: 14120
Our big moment blues; words by W.
Burnley, music by Chester Escher ;
1st violin. © 1. ¢. June 24, 1929;
E unp. 8281; Wilfrid Burnley, Mimi-
co, Ontario, Canada. 14121
738
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
14142
Our flag of liberty; words by D. B. | Pajaro azul; tango, by C. W. Bird.
Harrison, music by D. B. Harrison
and Charles H. Leave. © 1 ¢. June
21, 1929; E unp. 8190; Duncan B.
Harrison, New Rochelle, N. Y.
14122
Our flag unfurled; march, by C. L.
Barnhouse: band pts. 4to. © June
5, 1929; 2 ec June 28; B pub. 7166;
Charles L. Barnhouse, sr., Oska-
loosa, Ia. 14123
Our motherland; choral song of em-
pire, words by G. Balfour, music by
J. H. Murray, of Canada; organ acc.
Toronto, Heintzman & ¢o., ltd. 4to.
© May 27, 1929: 1 c. May 31; E
tor. 4927: Grant Balfour and James
H. Murray, Toronto, Canada. 14124
Our school; march, by Mabel Metzger
Wright; pf. © June 1, 1929: 2 «
June 7; E pub. 6591; Wright music
co., Los Angeles. 14125
Our Yankee queen; words by J. Mat-
son, music by Sylvester Long Cross;
pf. © June 15, 1929; E unp. 7992;
John Matson, Boise, Idaho. 14126
Out where the moonbeams are born;
words by Lou Davis, music by J.
Fred Coots, arr. by W. C. Linde-
mann; pf. and ukulele acc. © June
7 1929-2 ¢. June 3; HEH pub: (6508 ;
George & Arthur. Piantadosi, inc.,
New York. 14127
Over the shining water; by Agnes
Wright; pf. © June 24, 1929; 2 «.
June 29; E pub. 7255; Hatch music
co., Boston. 14128
Overcoming joyS; hymn, words and
music by A. G. Horst. © May 15,
1929; 2 c. June 20; E pub. 6908;
Lillenas pub. co., Indianapolis.
14129
Oy skazy myla; words and music by
A. Schwartz. [Words and melody
only] .w 1 @ June 27; 1929+ FE) unp.
8402: Abe Schwartz, New York.
14130
Ozarkensaw : hill billy, words and mu-
sic by L. J. Bennett. [Photostat]
© 1c. June 6, 1929; E unp. 7652;
Louis J. Bennett, Kansas City, Mo.
14131
PA livets ocean; SjOmansvals, text af
Valdemar Dalquist, musik af Fred
Winter och Jules Sylvain [pseud. of
Stig Hansson]; pf. July 14,
1928; 1c. Apr. 25, 1929; E for. 4906 ;
Edition Sylvain, Stockholm, Swe-
den. 14132
py 6
9
fo
[Melody only] © 1c. June 13,
1929; E unp. 7927; Wilbur Bird,
New York. 14133
Pal of my heart; words and music by
Claude Davis; pf. and ukulele ace.
[Photostat] © 1c. Apr. 22, 1929;
EK unp. 7888; Davis and Foster, Los
Angeles. 14134
Paleta (La); letra y musica de HE.
Rubio, of Mexico; pf. © 1c. Jan.
16, 1929; E unp. 2867; Ernesto Ru-
bio, Los Angeles. 14135
Palms of paradise; song of the tropics,
poem by P. Ferguson, music by Dan
J. Michaud. © 1c. June 15, 1929;
EK unp. 8022; Pauline Ferguson,
South Pasadena. 14136
Paloma blanca, que orgullo tienes;
letra y musica de Simon G. Casas,
of Mexico; 2 voices. S8vo. [Photo-
stat] © June 18, 1929; 2 c. June
24; E pub. 7019; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 14137
Pamperos (Los); morceau de genre
argentin, par I. Snoek, of Nether-
lands, et Georges Krier, of France;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur.
4to. ©‘May 25, 1929; 1 c. June 10;
E for. 5040; J. Yves Krier, Paris.
14138
Pan y toros; paso doble ou marche
espagnole, par B. Dessart, arr. par
Ph. Parés, of France; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © May
2, 1929; 1 c. June 4; E for. 4987;
Editions musicales Sam Fox, Paris.
14139
Pansies; by Julian Fredericks, of
Great Britain, arr. by J. Desmond-
French, of Great Britain; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Sept.
26, 1928; 1 c. May 15, 1929; E for.
5262; Lareine & co., ltd., London.
14140
Pantomime-ballet; suite d’orch., par
Frédéric Le Rey, of France; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
1. La dispute. [2 others] © May
25, 1929; 1 c. June 10; E for. 5053;
J. Yves Krier, Paris. , 14141
Par un clair matin; scéne rustique,
de Alexandre de Taeye, of Belgium ;
odeon and salonorch. pts., with pf.
conductor and ist violin conductor.
4to. © June 1, 1929; 1 c. May 28;
E for. 4873; Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H.,
Leipzig. 14142
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14143
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
Para que quiero la vida; letra y mu- | Pearl of old Japan; from Fox movie-
sica de Lupe Posada, of Mexico,
domiciled at Los. Angeles. 8vo.
'{Photostat] © June 18, 1929; 2 «.
June 24; E pub. 7002; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 14143
Parade of the gendarmes; marche
francaise, by M. L. Lake; full orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. © Apr. 26,
1929; 2 c«. June 27; E pub. 7242;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 14144
Paradise was made for two; words
and music by E. L. Hamilton. ©
ie June 12 eio29" hb unp. (spe:
Edith Loville Hamilton, Lake Ar-
thur, N. M. 14145
Parks’ sacred quartets number 5;
words by Tate and Brady, and
others, music by J. A. Parks, Marion
Moore and others; men’s voices.
4to. © June 18, 1929; 2 c. and aff.
June 22; AA 19231; J. A. Parks co.,
York, Neb. 14146
Parla il nonno; one step,-versi di Pep-
pino Merdes, musica di _ Vittorio
Mascheroni, of Italy; pf. © May
10, 1929; 1 ec. May 31; E for. 4868;
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 14147
Parting; poem by Karl Flaster, music
by Martin Cole. © June 15, 1929;
2c. June 17; E pub. 6834; G. Ri-
cordi & co., inec., New York. 14148
Pasaka; 1°* divertissement basque,
par F. Vogel, of France; pf.
May 25, 1929; 1c. June 10; E for.
5007; Florentin Vogel, Saint Palais,
France. 14149
Passion of sunrise; words and music
by Arthur Farwell, op. 56, no. 1;
high voice. © May 31, 1929; 2 c.
June 7; E pub. 6793; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 14150
Pastoral mass in F; words [from the
liturgy] of the Roman _ Catholic
church, music by Stanislaus Kani-
ecki: 2, 3 or 4 voices, with organ
ACCui 4t0,0/7 ©), J UNE lopee.; 2 e.
June 7; E pub. 6587; L. Urban pub.
Co., «Jamaica, Na+. 14151
Pastorale; per films cinematografiche,
di Franeo Vittadini, of Italy; ridu-
zione per orchestrina; parti, con pf.
econduttore e violino conduttore.
4to. © June 3, 1929; 1c. June 5;
E for. 5103; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
14152
Pavito real; words and music by E.
Rubio, of Mexico; pf. ©1e¢. Jan.
16, 1929; E unp. 2860; Ernesto Ru-
bio, Los Angeles. 14153
tone follies of 1929, words and mu-
sic by Con Conrad, Sidney D. Mit-
chell.and Archie Gottler; pf. ace.,
with ukulele arr. by Joseph M.
Weiss. © June 4, 1929; 2 ec. June
5; E pub. 65381; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 14154
Peasants’ dance; mazurka, by Paul
Valdemar, of Great Britain; rhyth-
mic orech. pts., with teacher’s se. and
pf. 4to. © June 14, 1929; 2 ec June
17; E pub. 7119; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 14155
Peau (La) de chagrin; comédie lyrique
en 4 actes, d’apres H. de Balzac,
poéme de Pierre Decourcelle' et
Michel Carré, musique de Charles
Levadé, of France. Partition chant
et pf. © May 2, 1929; 1c. June 4;
D pub. 27525; Heugel, Paris. 14156
Peau (La) de chagrin; morceaux
détachés, nos. 1-7, de la comédie
lvrique en 4 actes, poéme de Pierre
Decourcelle at Michel Carré, mu-
sique de Charles Levadé, of France.
© May 2. 1929; 1 c. each June 4;
E for. 4953-4959; Heugel, Paris.
14157-14163
Pee and awl; words and music by
T. Ashley and Doe Walsh. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 3,
1929; E unp. 7416; Southern musie
pub. co., ine., New York. 14164
Peg leg Jack; words by Frank Luther,
music by C. J. Robison. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ce. June 12,
1929: E unp. 7841; Carson J. Robi-
son, New York. 14165
Pensive thoughts ; meditation, by Floyd
J. St. Clair; full orch. pts., with pf.
conductor and Ist violin conductor.
© June 11, 1929; 2 c. June 1s
pub. 6658; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleve-
land. 14166
Peoria, we do; words and music by
GC. C. Castle. © June 2,°19295 2re:
June 10; E pub. 6655; Charles C.
Castle, Peoria, Ill. 14167
Pep; fox-trot, words and music by D.
Brunelle. © 1c. June 28, 1929; E
unp. 8450; Doléan Brunelle, New
York. 14168
Persée et Androméde; ou, Le plus
heureux des trois, opéra en 2 actes
de Nino, d’aprés les Moralités
légendaires de Jules Laforgue, tra-
duction allemande de André G.
Block, musique de Jacques Ibert, of
740
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
, 14189
France. Partition chant et pf. ©
May 25, 1929; 1 ¢«. June 10; D pub.
27526; Durand et cie., Paris. 14169
Persian caravan; oriental fox trot, by
Ch. Benson, of France; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © May 2,
1929; 1 ec. June 4; BE for. 4951; H.
Benjamin, Paris. 14170
Pesos y cervezas;} Inarcha, por Alfredo
Reza, of Mexico, domiciled at El
Faso; pi Svo. * | PhotostatlT”* ©
May 11, 1929; 2 c. May 18; E pub.
6079; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
14171
Peu (Un) rococo; by Gunnar Malm-
strom, of Sweden, arr. by Eduard
Rudolf [pseud. of Rudolf Hladisch],
of Austria; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor and violin 1 conductor. ©
Nov. 15, 1928:;° 1. -¢. Jan.” 8; 1929? H
for. 1880; Edition international,
musikhandel international. A: E.
Wappler, Stockholm, Sweden. 14172
Phares; poéme de Francois Mauriac,
musique de R. Bernard, of France.
© May 25, 1929; 1 c. June 10; H
for. 5027: Durand et cie., Paris.
14173
Photograph (A) of the sweeter half
‘of my love affair; words by Irving
Kahal, music by J. Russel Robinson.
[Words and melody only]. © 1 «¢.
May 29, 1929; E unp. 7501; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 14174
Phyllis: by D. Tiomkin, of Russia,
domiciled at New York; 1st violin.
© 1c. June 14, 1929; E unp. 7954;
Dimitri Tiomkin, New York. 14175
Phyllis ;
bar, music by Raymond Earle
Mitchell. 1. Low voice. 2. High
voice. © June 5, 1929; 2 ©. each
June 6; E 65389; R. L. Huntzinger,
inc., New York. 14176
Phillis the fair; two-part song, words
by Robert Burns, music by Alfred
Redhead. of Great Britain, tonic
solfa tr. by H. J. Timothy; treble
voices. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © June 24, 1929; 1 «.
June 25; E for. 5300; Stainer & Bell,
lid., London. 14177
Piccoli canti; dai canti giapponesi,
traduzione di B. Balbi, musica di
Gaspare Scuderi, of Italy. 2* serie.
Vi ho detto . [2 others] © May
£5, 1929,5;-1 e. June 18+ EH, for, 5226;
A. & G. Carisch & e., Milan. 14178
text by Paul Laurence Dun-.
Picture; words and music by I. M.
Schlenoff. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. June 26, 1929; E unp.
8374; Irving Morris Schlenoff, Balti-
more. 14179
Pictures of summer; 5 short pieces
for recreation, by George Parker, of
Great Britain, op. 13; pf. I. Sum-
mer draws near. [4 others]. ©
June 24, 1929; 2 ec. June 28; E pub.
7160; B. F. Wood musie co., Boston.
14180
Piedigrotta Napoli 1928; Napoli, Casa
editrice musicale Napoli. © Sept.
7, 1928; 1 ce. Jan. 7, 1929; A—For-
eign 2676; Italian book co., New
York. 14181
Pierrot sous la lune; noiturno-valse,
de Richard Drigo, of Spain; pf. ©
June 13, 1929; 1c. June 14; E for.
5113; Union musical espafnola, Ma-
drid. 14182
Pig ankle strut; melody by Gus Can-
non. © 1c. June 3, 1929; E unp.
7496; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 14183
Pindar’s Athenian dithyramb; tr. by
. Charles Rann Kennedy, music by
Horace Middleton, op. 35; unison
eho. 4tove © Apr. 10;'1929272'-e.
June 1; E pub. 6629; Hdwin fF.
Kalmus, ine., New York. 14184
Pit-a-pat, just like that; words and
music by Herbert Irving [pseud. of
H. I. Aronovitz. Words and melody
only], © 1c. May 18, 1929; HE unp.
7891; Herbert Irving Aronovitz,
Chelsea, Mass. 14185
Pizen tea blues; words and music by
Ikey Robinson. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. June 5, 1929; E unp.
7587; State street music pub. co,
inec., Chicago. 14186
Pizzicato misterioso; par M. Brussel-
mans, of Belgium; orch. parties, avec
pf.-conducteur et 1°. violon-conduc-
teur: “4to.’ © May* 25; 920%, ic.
June 10; HE for. 5019; EH. Gaudet,
Paris. 14187
Play that plaintive melody; words by
G. Denoyan, music by Walter Kush-
ner. ©1c. June 24, 1929; E unp.
8303; George Denoyan, New York.
14188
Play the game; words by R. L. Levy,
music by A. M. Shafter. © 1c. June
24, 1929; E unp. 8442; Alfred Martin
Shafter and Ruth Lee Levy, Brook-
lyn. 14189
741
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14190
pt. 117, .D. Sv, ae
Playing hot on the saxophone; by Ruby
and W. A. Ernst; saxophone. ©
June 14, 1929; 2 c. June 17; E pub.
6745; Crawford music corp., New
York. 14190
Playing Indians;. wahoo, by Walter
Rolfe, op. 225, no. 4; pf. © June 24,
1929; 2 « June 98: E pub. 7156;
B. F. Wood music co., Boston. 14191
Playing see-saw; by Wallace A. John-
Son, op.214) nest =pr “© Junest4,
1929; 2..¢.. June, 272. 4) pub. 7102;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
14192
Playing soldiers; march, by Walter
Rolfe, op.’ 225; no. 1; pf. © wWune
24, 1929; 2 c. June 28; E pub. 7153;
B. F. Wood music co., Boston. 14193
Playing the piano; course of rote train-
ing for beginners, by Guy Maier and
Helene Corzilius. Teacher’s manual.
© June 27, 1929; 2. c. July 1; aff.
July 2; AA 19565; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 14194
Playtime fancies; by Lita Jarratt, of
Great Britain; pf. 1. My .dance.
[4 others] © June 8, 1929; 1 «.
June 10; BE for. 5108; Stainer & Bell,
itd., London. 14195
Pleading; words by Smiles Jennings
[pseud. of E. P. Jennings], music by
Kathleen Jennings. © 1c. May 16,
1929; E unp. 6811; Edgar Petty Jen-
nings, Beaumont, Tex. 14196
Pleasant dreams; by Helen Dallam;
pf. © June 24, 1929; 2c. June 24;
EK pub. 7039; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 14197
Please baby; words and music by R.
W. M. Keating. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. June 6, 1929; E unp.
7654; Ralph Whelan Mitchell Keat-
ing, Los Altos, Calif. 14198
Plenilunio; per films cinematografiche,
di Franco Vittadini, of Italy; ridu-
zione per orchestrina; parti, con pf.
conduttore e violino conduttore. 4to:
© June 3, 1929; 1 ec. June 5; BH for.
5104; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 14199
Plotky; words and music by EH. Zu-
kowsky, of Poland. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. June 17, 1929; H
unp. 8069; Eugene Zukowsky, New
York. 14200
Pius (La). jolie fille de France;
opérette de G. Guesnier et A. de
musigue de F. Fourdrain.
Delsaux, of France;
Montgon,
arm par Ch.
orch. restreint parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © May 25, 1929; 1c.
June 10; E for. 5065; Choudens,
Paris. 14201
Pochon album for school orchestra;
25 classics, country dances and folk-
songs, selected, arr., ed., and pro-
vided with instructive comments by
Alfred Pochon. © Mar. 8, 1929;
2 c. June 27; EH pub. 7251; (Cart
Fischer, inc., New York. 14202
oberki, by Stefan Ko-
© 1c. June 15,
Consolidated
14203
Poéme héroique ; by Bertram Strawley,
arr. by Walter C. Schad; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. © May 24, 1929;
2 ¢e. May 31;. E pub. 6460; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 14204
Pohjalaisia (Osterbottner) ; oper in 3
akten, musik von Leevi Madetoja, of
Finland, op. 45, text nach dem
schauspiel von Artturi Jirviluoma,
bearb. vom kompomisten, deutsche
lubersetzung von Gustav Schmidt.
klavierauszug von Ernst Linko, of
Finland. © Feb. 22, -1929=)iure
Mar. 9; E for. 5294; Wilhelm Han-
sen, Copenhagen. 14205
Poison (The) kiss of that Spaniard;
from The gold diggers of Broadway,
words by Al. Dubin, music by Joe
Pus pf. and ukulele acc. © June
1929 : 2c. June 11; E pub. 6876;
MI. Witmark & sons, ‘New York.
14206
Polka dla swatow; clarinet solo, by
J. Wyskowski. © 1c. June 5, 1929;
E unp. 7626; John Wyskowski, New
York. 14207
Pod lasem;
minski; violino 1.
1929 > Hun , (ooe-
music pub. house, Chicago.
Polka od gorlic; by Stefan Kominski ;
Violino: 1.° © 1° ¢. June’ 15,7 19297
E unp. 7996 ; Consolidated music pub.
house, Chicago. 14208
Polka '% Detroit; by A. Schwartz.
[Melody only] © 1c. June 8, 1929;
E unp. 7743; Abe Schwartz, New
York. 14209 .
Polka z pod pinczowa; by Stefan Ko-
minski; violino 1. © 1c. June 15,
1929; E unp. ‘7998; Consolidated
music pub. house, Chicago. 14210
Polliwog; marche burlesque, by John
Thompson; pf. © June 22, 1929;
2c June 25: E pub. 7041; Willis
music ¢o., Cincinnati. 14211
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no. 6, 1929
14233
Ponce (Manuel M.) 4 miniatures;
par M. M. Ponce, of Mexico; qua-
iuor 4 cordes. Partition de poche.
12mo. © May 25, 1929; 1 c. June
10; E for. 5006; Editions Maurice
Sénart, Paris. 14212
Pont (Le) des caravanes; Smyrne,
par E. R. Blanchet, of France, op.
50; pf. © May 25, 1929; 1 ce. June
10; E for. 5029; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 14213
Ponto (La); vortojn kaj arion verkis
H. W. Hetzel. [Blue-print] © Apr.
10, 1929; 2 c. May 21; E pub. 6600;
Henry W. Hetzel, Philadelphia.
14214
Poor lost boy; by Henry Whittier.
[Melody only] © 1c. June 13,
1929; E unp. 8241; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 14215
Popolo vesuviano; versi e musica di
A. Gildo, of Italy, domiciled at
Brooklyn. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 18, 1929; E unp. 8064;
Armando Gildo, Brooklyn. 14216
_Popowych; words. and music by E.
Zukowsky, of Poland, domiciled at
New York. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. June 28, 1929; E unp.
8461; Ewgen Zukowsky, New York.
14217
4. Porqué lloras? danza, letra y musica
de Maria Rodriguez, of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles; pf. 8vo.
[Photostat] © June 18, 1929; 2 «.
June 24; E pub. 6998; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 14218
Portland limited; march, by D. M.
Simmons; band pts. Portland, Or.,
Union Pacific band. obl. 24mo.
[Blue-print] © June 1, 1929; 2 c.
June 24; E pub. 7031; Donald M.
Simmons, Portland. 14219
Porto Rico; words and music by C.
Padilla. [Words and melody only.
Spanish text] ©1c. June 21, 1929:
E unp. 8164; Castulo Padilla, New
York. 14220
Pour toi j’ai chanté; valse intermezzo.
by Lionel Hart, of Great Britain.
op. 3; pf. © May 29, 1929; 1 «.
May 31; E for. 5122; Chappell & co..
Itd., Sydney, Australia. 14221
Pouring down rain; feature song of
The Garden of Eatin’, words and
music by Roy Fox; pf. and ukulele
ace. © June 4, 1929; 2 c. June 5:
E pub. 6526; Spier’ & Coslow, inc..
New York. 14222
63565—29—_6
Poursuite de sylvains; scherzo, de
Reuchsel, of France, et de Taeye,
of Belgium; odeon and salonorch.
pts., with pf. conductor and 1st vio-
lin conductor. 4to. © June 1, 1929;
1 ¢e@ May 28; E for. 4885; Aug.
Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 14223
Poursuite nocturne; par Amédée
Reuchsel, of France; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Dec.
31, 1928; 1 c. June 10, 1929; E for.
9052; J. Yves Krier, Paris. 14224
Praise, O praise the Lord of harvest;
anthem, words by James Hamilton,
music by Hric H. Thiman, of Great
Britain; mixed voices, organ ace.
4to. © June 28, 1929; 1 c. June 29;
E for. 5815; Novello & co., 1td., Lon-
don. 14225
Prayer changes things; hymn, words
by Laverne F. Tame, music by Hal-
dor Lillenas, of Norway, domiciled
at Indianapolis. © May 15, 1929; 2
ce. June 20; E pub. 6915; Lillenas
pub. co., Indianapolis. 14226
Precocious child; by Nathaniel Shil-
kret, orch. by William C. Schoen-
feld; orch. pts. © June 5, 1929;
2c. June 7; E pub. 6570; Atlas mu-
sic corp., New York. 14227
Preghiera ; versi e musica di Vincenzo
Spadea, of Italy, domiciled at New
York. © June 1, 1929; 2c June 13;
E pub. 6703; Vincent Spadea, New
York. 14228
Prelude d’angoisse; par Th. Kross,
orch. par Georges Krier, of France;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © May 25, 1929; 1 c. June 10;
E for. 5051; J. Yves Krier; Paris.
14229
Prélude mélodique; by Roger Clerbois,
op. 12, no. 3; pf. © May 31, 1929;
2 ce. June 7; E pub. 6805; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York. 14230
Premier rayon de soleil; par P. J.-
M. Plum, of France, op. 55; pf. ©
May 25, 1929; 1 ¢. June 10; HE for.
5008; Alph. Schotte & cie., Boulogne
sur mer, France. 14231
Prés du temple d’amour: par Edouard
Flament, of France, op. 82, no. 1;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Dee. 31, 1928: 1 ec. June 10,
1929; EB for. 5049; J. Yves Krier,
Paris. 14232
Présages funébres: par V. Dyck, of
France; orch. parties, avee pf. con-
ducteur et 1°. violino-conducteur.
4to. © May 25, 1929; 1 c June 10;
E for. 5017; E. Gaudet, Paris. 14233
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14234
President Herbert Hoover; march, by
Art Gaetke, arr. by A. E. Gaylord;
pf. © June 22, 1929; 2 c. June 22;
E pub. 6981; Arthur Gaetke, Wiscon-
sin Rapids, Wis. 14234
Presser’s concert orchestra book; for
high school and general use, com-
piled by Preston Ware Orem; orch.
pts. 4to. © June 6, 1929; 2 ¢. and
aff. June 8; A 19296; Theodore Pres-
ser co., Philadelphia. 14235
Pretty girls and roses; from The sil-
ver swan, lyrics by Wm. 8S. Brady,
musie by H. Maurice Jacquet. 1.
Sop. and altos——2. Ten. and basses.
4to. © Feb. 11, 1929; 2 c. each Feb.
12; E pub. 3487, 3488; Leo Feist,
inec., New York. 14236, 14237
Pretty kamaaina; lyrics and music by
R. A. Anderson. (Jn Theme songs
of The kamaaina) © June 14,
1929; 2 ec. June 18; E pub. 6824;
Robert Alexander Anderson, Hono-
lulu. 14238
Priére; par Maurice Thiriet, of
France; violon, violoncelle et orgue
ou pf. 4to. © May 2, 1929; 1 «.
June 4; E for. 4972; Ch. Hayet,
Paris. 14239
Primo bacio; canzone valzer, di Vit-
torio Mascheroni, of Italy; piccola
orch. parti. 4to. © May 31, 1929;
1 ec. June 18; E for. 52338; A. & G.
Carisch & c, Milan. 14240
Primo bacio; valzer, di Zabum 1929,
parole di Luciano Ramo, musica di
Vittorio Mascheroni, of Italy; pf.
© May 1, 1929; 1 c. May 31; E for.
4864; A. & G. Carisch & c, Milan.
14241
Prince of passion; words by J. Pincus,
music by Jerry Solomon [i. e. Je-
rome Solomon] (Jn Mr. Cinderella)
© May 10, 1929; 2c. June 8; E pub.
6688 ; Jack Pincus, Chicago. 14242
Princess White Deer; by Milan Roder ;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
© June 20, 1929; 2 c. June 28; E
pub. 7174; Kalmus filmusic edition,
New York. 14243
Procession (La) qui passee... ;
marche religieuse en forme de poeéme
symphonique, par Albert Dupuis, of
Belgium; odeon and salonorch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and 1st violin
conductor. 4to. © June 1, 1929;
1c. May 28; E for. 4882; Aug. Cranz,
G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 14244
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Proletariers kampflied; text von K.
Krenkel, musik von Gustav Heil, op.
27; minnerchor, ohne begleitung.
4to. © Mar. 26, 1929; 2 c. June 27;
E pub. 7217; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 14245
Promise; words and music by C. S&S.
Higby. ©1c. June 17, 1929; EH unp.
8054; Catherine §8. Higby, Pomona,
Calif. 14246
Promise (The) I made in the garden;
words and music by C. Peterson.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 26, 1929; E unp. 8341; Charles
Peterson, L’Anse, Mich. 14247
Providence; marche, par Marcel De-
vaux, of France; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © May 25,
1929; 1 ec. June 10; E for. 5055;
Choudens, Paris. 14248
Psalm 80; words from the Scriptures,
music by Albert Roussel, of France,
op. 37; ten. solo and cho. of mixed
voices. Pf.-vocal sc. 4to. © May
14, 1929; 2 c. June 3; E pub. 6518;
C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
Puccini (Giacomo) Inno & Roma;
versi di Fausto Salvatori, musica di
G. Puecini, of Italy. traserizione di
Alessandro Vessella, of Italy;
banda. Partitura con canto ad lib.
© Apr. 11, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 29; H for.
4919; Casa musicale Sonzogno, Mi-
lan. 14250
Put it there; by Todd Rhodes. [Mel-
ody only] ©1c. June 12, 1929; H
unp. 7834; Southern music pub. Co.,
ine., New York. 14251
Quadriglia barese; di Giuseppe Oreste,
of Italy. [Melody only] © 1 «¢.
June 12, 1929; E unp. 7857; Pietro
Ludovico, New York. 14252
Quartet for string instruments; Ist
movement, by I. Ginsburg; violin 1,
2, viola and violoncello. © 1c. June
10, 1929; E unp. 7749; Isaac Gins-
burg, Brooklyn. 14253
Quartett in g moll; von Karl Marx, of
Germany, op. 7; 2 violinen, viola U.
violoncell. Se. 12mo. © May 16,
1929; 1c. June 3; E for. 4868 ; Breit-
kopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 14254
Que dices chata?? words and music by
Simon G. Casas, of Mexico; pf.
[Photostat] © Apr. 22, 1929 ; 2 c.
Apr. 27; E. pub. 6887; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 14255
744
14249,
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
Que me llamen lo que quieran; paso-
doble jota, de Pablo Cambronero, of
Spain; pf. ©, June J3, 19295) 1 ec.
June 14; BE for. 5117; Union musical
espanhola, Madrid. \ 14256
Que tienen tus lindos ojos! letra y
musica de Maria Rodriguez, of Mex-
ico, domiciled at Los Angeles. 8vo.
[Photostat] © June 18, 1929; 2 ec.
June 24; E pub. 7004; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 14257
Queen of my heart; words and music
by F. O. Barden, jr. © 1c. June 38,
1929; E unp. 7524; Frank O. Barden,
jr.. Boyne City, Mich. 14258
Quelle douceur dans mes pensées ... ;
poéme de Henri de Régnier, musique
de Louis Beydts, of France. © May
25, 1929; 1 c. June 10; E for. 5082;
Heugel, Paris. 14259
Quérida Paquita; tango chanté, paro-
les de Pierrefont, musique de Joseph
Rico, of France. © May 2, 1929;
1c. June 4; E for. 4964; Joseph
Rico, Courbevoie, France. 14260
Quiet night; by Allene K. Bixby; pf.
© May 31, 1929; 2 c. June 7; E pub.
6791; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
14261
Radio lullaby ; words and music by M.
H. Brooks. New York City, Frank
Harding. © June 10, 1929; 2 «.
June 28; E pub. 7195; Margaret
Hannah Brooks, Huntington, W. -Va.
14262
Radio sweetheart; words by R. W.
Gentes, music by Richard Brough-
ten. © 1 ce. June 3, 1929; E unp.
7525; Rudolph William Gentes,
Brooklyn. 14263
words by
Eric Ran-
Ragged (The) vagabond:
Percy Edgar, music by
dolph, arr. by William Stickles;
male quartet. 4to. © June 10,
1G29 2° e. June 12: “HW opub: 67AS.;
Lawrence Wright music co., Lon-
don. 14264
Railroad (The) boomer; words and
music by C. J. Robison. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. June 20,
1929; E unp. 8157; Carson J. Robi-
son, New York. 14265
Rain: by N. Louise Wright; pf. ©
May 28, 1929; 2 ec. June 3; E pub.
6451; Boston music co., Boston.
P 14266
Rain of butterflies: by M. Salta, of
Italy, domiciled at New York; pf.
© 1e¢ June 138, 1929; E unp. 7941;
Menotti Salta, New York. 14267
74
14279
Rainbow [and] Boat Song; by Eliza-
beth Gest; pf. © June 17, 1929;
2 ec. June 22; E pub. 6974; Boston
music co., Boston. 14268
Rathaus (Karol) Ouverture; von K.
Rathaus, of Poland, op. 22; grosses
oreh.’ SPartitur: "(©)" Apr et, “1929:
1 @ May 3; H for. 5200; Universal
edition, a. g., Vienna. 14269
—— Trois mazurkas; von K. Rathaus,
of Poland, op. 24; ‘pf... © Mar. 7,
1929: Tec. May 33) R) fortiso2 fr: 4tni-
versal edition, a. g., Vienna. 14270
Zwei Stticke; aus dem ballett Der
Letzte Pierrot, von K. Rathaus, of
Poland; pf. 1. Valse sentimentale.
[1 other] © Mar. 8, 1929: 1 «@
May 38; E for. 5210; Universal edi-
Won, ad. =; “Vienna: 14271
Razors in de air; lyric by W. H. Ken-
nedy, music by Betsy White.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
June 5, 1929: EH unp. 7623; Vernon
Dalhart, New York. 14272
Ready hokum; melody by Ikey Robin-
son. © 1c. June 5, 1929; E unp.
7588; State street music pub. co.,
ine., Chicago. 14273
Reb akiveh shoichet; words by M.
Rund, music by J. Jaife. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 28,
1929; E unp. 84383; Julius Jaffe and
Morris Rund, Brooklyn. 14274
Recien casada!! letra v musica de
Luis Aguinaga, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles. [Photostat]
© June 18. 1929: 2 c. June 24; EH
pub. 7006; Dionisio Acosta, Los An-
geles, 14275
Red (The) and green signal lights;
words and music by G. B. Grayson.
[Words and melody only] -© 1 «.
June 13, 1929; E unp. 8234; South-
ern music pub. co., inc, New York.
14276
Red hair and freckles: lyric by How-
ard Dietz, music by Jessie L. Dep-
pen; pf. and ukulele acc. © June
13, 1929: 2c. June 15; E nub. 6748;
Remick music corp., New York.
14277
Red heads; words and music by HE. B.
Weide. [Words and melody only]
©, 1/¢. June 1, 19297 maunpe (39s ;
Elise Bonet Weide, Chicago. 14278
Red River Valley; words and music¢
by Harold Weeks and Vic Meyers;
solo, duet, and quartette. © June
7, 1929; 2 c. June 11; E pub. 6648;
West coast music publishers, Seat-
tle. 14279
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14280
Regimental parade; march, by Charles
E. Overholt; pf. © June 14, 1929;
2e¢. June 17; E pub. 7117; Theodore
Presser c¢o., Philadelphia. 14280:
Regulars (The); march, by C. L.
Barnhouse; band pts. 4to. © June
5, 1929; 2 c. June 28; E pub. 7165;
Charles L. Barnhouse, sr., Oskaloo-
sa, Ia. 14281
Reiser (Violet) Novelette; pf. ©1l1«
June 21, 1929; E unp. 8186; Violet
Reiser, New York. 14282
Rejoice, rejoice, ve children; Christ-
mas anthem, words tr. by Catherine
Winkworth, music by Stuart Young,
of Great Britain; mixed voices; or-
gan ace. London, J. Curwen & sons,
Ita! Atel+"C) Jane 15, 1929. j1%e:
June 13; E for. 5275; Stuart Young,
Epping, England. 14283
Rejoice to-day, with one accord (Freut
euch, ihr Christen nah und fern) ;
anthem, words by H. W. Baker, Ger-
man translation by Rosa C. Palm,
music by Herbert Ralph Ward; sop.,
alto, ten. and bass, with organ acc.
4to. © June 4, 1929; 2'¢ June 5;
E pub. 6548; Edward Schuberth &
co., inc.. New York. 14284
Remember you have broken my heart;
words and music by E. Johnson.
[Words and melody. only] © 1.
June 28, 1929: E unp. 8467; EHrich
Johnson, Brooklyn. 14285
Remembrance: by Arthur Richard
Blagrove, of Great Britain: violon-
cello and pf. © May 138, 1929; 1 ¢.
June 7; E for. 5139; Augener, Itd.,
London.
Remembrance; romance, by Hugo
Felix,. of Austria, domiciled at
White Plains, N. Y. 1. Violin and
pf. 2.: Violoncello and pf. 3. Vio-
lin. .’cello.and pf. no. 1 © May 23,
1929; no. 2 © May 24; no. 3 © May
21; 2 @. each June 4; E pub. 6577-—
6579; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
14287-14289
Reminiscence (A); by Ralph Kinder;
organ. © June 18, 1929; 2 « June
20'; E pub. 7096; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 14290
Reminiscences of Vienna; by Walther
H. Bransen; full orch. pts., with pf.
conductor and 1st violin conductor.
© June 11, 1929: 2 c. June 10; EB
pub. 6659; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleve-
land. 14291
Rent party blues; by Johnny Hodges
and Duke Ellington; pf. © May 25,
14286 |
pt. m1, D..S.,,V. 24
1929; 2 ec. June 10; E pub. 6610;
Gotham music service, inc., New
York. 14292:
Repica el pandero; Villancico, palabras.
y musica de A. Patifio, of Colombia,
domiciled at New York. ©1c. June
6, 1929; E unp. 7641; Arturo Patifio,
New York. 14293.
Reprends la route du bois sombre . . .;
poeme de Henri de Régnier, musique
de Louis Beydts, of France. © May
25, 1929; 1 c. June 10; EB for. 5034;
Heugel, Paris. 14294
Réve de gloire; par A. H. Bernard, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © May 2, 1929; 1 ¢.
June 4; EH for. 4973; Editions musi-
cales Sam Fox, Paris. 14295
Réve de poéte; de Albert Dupuis, of
Belgium ; odeon and salonorch. pts.,.
with harpe or pf. conductor and ist
violin conductor. 4to. © June 1,
1929; 1c. May 28; E for. 4880; Aug.
Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 14296.
Réve enchanteur; intermezzo, par V.
Dyck, of France. 4to. 1. Salonorch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur et vyio-
lino 1 conducteur.—2. Odeon orch.
parties, avec violino 1 conducteur.
© June 14, 1929; 1c June 10; E for.
50S2; Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leip-
zig. 14297
Réverie enfantine; par Georges Quer-
tant, of France; pf. © May 2, 1929;
1 ce. June 4; E for. 4966; Ch. Hayet,
Paris. 14298:
Revery (A); by Thomas Kielty Scher-
man; pf. © June 8, 1929; 2c. June
6; E pub. 6563; Harry Scherman,
New York. 14299
Rhapsodie turque; Mouharebé, par BE.
R. Blanchet, of France, op. 51; pf.
© May ‘25, 19293" 1 e2 Jie snr
for. 5030; Durand et cie., Paris.
143800
Rhythm of the waves; from Earl Car-
roll’s sketch book, lyric by Charles
Tobias and Harry Tobias, music by
Vincent Rose: pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by Hank Linet [pseud. of Henry
A; Linet], ©) June) 24, dozoeee:
June 29; E pub. 7205; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., New York. 14801
Richiamo d’amore; barcarola, versi di
S. LaRosa, musica di V. Spadea, of
Italy, domiciled at New York; ten.
or sop.’ © June 1, 1929; 2 c. June
13; E pub. 6699; Vincent Spadea,
New York. 143802
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
Ricordo orientale; valse, by Nicola
Giuliano; violin. © 1 ¢. June 12,
1929: E unp. 7864; Vincenzo Vacea,
New York. 143808
Riflessi del mare; tre pezzi caratteris-
tici, di Ettore Pozzoli, of Italy: pf.
1. Veleggiando. [2 others] © June
3, 1929: 1 ce. June 5: E for. 4925; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 14304
Rigaudon; by Rameau, transcribed by
Jascha Heifetz; violin and pf. ©
Mar. 9, 1929: 2 c. June 27; E pub.
7246: Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
14805
Riley’s wagon; words and music by
Gus Cannon. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. June 3, 1929; E unp.
7479: Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. - 14306
Rip: ouverture, de R. Planquette, rev.
et transcrite par Francis Casadesus,
of France: petit ou grand orch. par-
ties, avee pf. conducteur et 1° violon
conducteur. 4to. © May 25, 1929;
1c. June 10; E for. 5062; Choudens,
Paris. 143807
Rising (The) sun; words by Texas
Alexander, music arr. by Irene Spain.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 6, 1929; E unp. 7659; Polk C.
Brockman, Atlanta. 14308
Riverside stomp; melody by D. Wil-
liams. © 1c. June 3, 1929; E unp.
7411: Southern music pub. co., inc..
New York. 14309
Road (The) of used-to-be; words by
Frederick H. Martens, music by Dor-
othy Stewart; in C. © June 14,
1929;;. 2. ¢,,June: 172, .BY pub. 7118;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
14310
Robbé (W. A. de Vries) Prélude, An-
dante [and] Finale: yon W. A. dev.
Robbé, of Netherlands: pf. © June
dq. 1929; -1.¢. Junery2l* Hh. for. 3260:
G. Alsbach & co., Amsterdam, Neth-
erlands. 14311
Robertson Couity: melody by P. War-
mack. © 1c. June 3, 1929; E unp.
7497: Southern music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 14312
Rochester jubilee hymn: words by T.
B. Magath, music by H. Cooke. ©
1c. June 17, 1929; E unp. 8016;
Thomas Byrd Magath and Harold
Cooke, Rochester, Minn. 14313
Rockpile blues; words and music by
Ikey Robinson. [Words and melody
74
14324
only] ©1e. June 5, 1929; E unp.
7589: State street music pub. co.,
ine., Chicago. 14814
Roll on boys; words and music by Doc
Walsh. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 3, 1929; E unp. 7428:
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 143815
Rolling stone; words and music by
R. Wilkins. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. June 8, 1929; E unp.
7466; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 14316
Romancing Sam, that big personality
man; words and music by G. Doro.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
June 10, 1929; E unp. 7777; Grace
Doro, New York. 14317
Romani (La); par Marcel Delannocy,
of France; orch. parties, avec pf.
conducteur. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢.
June 4, 1929; E for. 4979; Editions
musicales Sam Fox, Paris. 14318
Romanze; von Pantscho Wladigeroff,
op. 20, no. 1, arr. von Emil Bauer,
of Austria; violin solo and small or
full orch. pts., with pf. conductor
and ist violin conductor. © Apr.
LS, 1929 1c. June 13H Lor. “5237 5
Universal edition, a. g., Vienna.
14819
Ronda d’amanti; mazurka variata, di
Vincenzo Paladino, of Italy, domi-
ciled at New York; violino. ©1e.
June 12, 1929; E unp. 7860; Pietro
Ludovico, New York. 14320
Rosa Rosella; valSe song, words and
music by F. P. Marini, of Italy. ©
dy ce cune- 25,1929 E wnps206-
Frank P. Marini, Los Angeles.
14321
Rosaura! por Simon G. Casas, of Mex-
ico; pf. Svo. [Photostat] © June
18, 1929; 2 c. June 24; E pub. 7022;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 14322
Rose buds and the bloom; waltz, lyrics
by H. 8S. Thomas, music by M. Paul
Manganella. © 1c. June 5, 1929;
EK unp. 7577; Hattie Splinter
Thomas, Harriston, Ontario, Canada.
14323
Rose (A) for Rosalie; words and mu-
sic by E. B. Miller. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 3, 1929;
E unp. 7504; Earl Bainbridge Mil-
ler, Chicago. 14324
oar
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14325
Rose love; words and music by H. H. | Rossini
Pryor. [Words and melody oniy]
© 1c. June 7, 1929; E unp. 7698;
Hobson Harrison Pryor, Richmond.
14325
Rose of Algiers; theme song of Two
men and a maid, words by John
Raphael, music by Ted Shapiro. ©
June 8, 1929; 2 c June 10; E pub.
6645; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc.,
New York. 14826
Rose of Tripoli; words and music by
A. Gjesdahl, of Canada. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 21,
1929; H unp. 8171; Andrew Gjes-.
dahl, Weldon, Asak., Canada. 14827
Rosedale waltz; by W. R. Brecken-
ridge. [Melody only] © 1c. June
17, 1929; E unp. 8046; Wesley Ray
Breckenridge, Floris, la. 14328
Rosen; beauty of the prairies, by Hdu-
ard: Poldini, op; 56, noi;3,) arnoby
Franz Eber, of Austria; small or
full orch. pts., with pf. conductor
and 1st violin conductor. © Apr.
16,1929; 1 @ June 1; H for. 5188;
Universal edition, a. g., Vienna.
143829
Roses and women; poem by Theo Hal-
ton and Karl Briill, [English] adap-
tation by W. A., of Great ,Britain,
music by Franz Grothe. © May 22,
1929: 1. ce, June 3; 5. for. 48a;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 14330
Roses and you; words and music by
T. [. Hoppe. San Francisco, Calif.,
Leah music pub. co. © June 5,
1929; 2 c. June 11; E pub. 6647;
Theresa Tuch Hoppe, Portland, Ore.
14331
Roses in June;. words and music by
T. Salant. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. June 8, 1929; E unp.
7522; Theodore Salant, Dorchester,
Mass. 143382
Rosina mia perla; mazurka, by L. S.
Calbi; mandolin, violin or banjo.
© 1c. June 5, 1929; E unp. 7614;
Luigi Salvatore Calbi, Yonkers, N. Y.
14833
Rosse (Frederick) Two reveries; by
I. Rosse, of Great Britain, orch. by
Jacques Greebe, of Great Britain;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
1. Tristesse. [1 other] © June 16,
1928; 1 c.. May 25, | 1929 37 Hi for.
5266; Lareine & co., ltd., London.
14334
4
pt.1n, Bose WeZ4, eee
(Gioacchino Antonio) Die
diebische elster; ouverture, arr. yon
Leopold Weninger, of Austria; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor and 1st vio-
lin conductor. © May 10, 1929; 1.
June 3; E for. 4903; Anton J. Ben-
jamin, Leipzig. 14335.
Roundelay; by Gladys V. Gilbert, op.
21, no. 3; pf. © May 24, 1929; 2
May 31: E pub. 6471; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 14336
Roxane amoureuse; poéme synchro-
nique, par Th. Kross, orch. par
Georges Krier, of France; orch. par-
ties, avee pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
May 25, 1929; 1 ce. June 10; E for.
5042; J. Yves Krier, Paris. 143387
Russian waltz; by D. Tiomkin, of
Russia, domiciled at New York; Ist
violin. ©1c. June 27, 1929; BE unp.
8389; Dimitri Tiomkin, New York.
14338
Rustic scene; par Maurice Samehtini,
of Netherlands; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur. 4te. © Dee. 31,
1928; 1c. June 4, 1929; E for. 4945;
Maurice Piena, Paris. 143839:
Saba wa na Budach; by A. Schwartz.
[Melody cnly] © 1c. June 8, 1929;
E unp. 7744; Abe Schwartz, New
York. 14340:
Sabbath morning service; words ac-
cording to the Union prayer book,
music by Lazare Saminsky, op. 31.
(©). Mar. 19, 1929 2 @ June 205
pub. 6921; Bloch pub. co., inc., New
York. 14841
Sacred solos and duets; no. 2, com-
piled by J. E. Sturgis. 12mo. ©
June 10, 1929; 2 c June 14; aff.
June 13; A 8695; Standard pub. co.,.
Cincinnati. 14342
Sad (A) memory; words by V. Webb,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] ©1ce. June 20, 1929;
E unp. 8449; Violet Webb, Tulsa,
Ok. 14843
Sadness will be gladness; words and.
music by Larry Shand. [Words and
melody only] © 1 ¢. June 3, 1929;
E unp. 7475; Southern music pub.
co., inec., New York. 14344
Safe in Thy bosom; anthem, words by
Andrew F. Underhill, music’ by
Gertrude Cady; quartet or cho. of
mixed voices; organ ace. 4to. ©
June 19, 1929; 2 c. June 20; E pub.
3603; R. L. Huntzinger, ine., New
York. 143845
748
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
Sail on, oh ships! words by E. Walker,
music by Burrell Van Buren.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 7, 1929; E unp. 7710; Eliza-
beth Walker, Columbus, Miss.
14846
Sailing (The) regatta; melodie, by
Walter Rolfe. op. 225, no. 6; pf.
© June 24, 1929; 2 c. June 28; EB
pub. 7158; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston. 14347
Sailing, sailing up in the air; words
by R. M. Lee, music by David Reed.
© 1c June 28, 1929; E unp. 8424;
Ruth M. Lee, Blissfield, Mich. 14348
Sailor boy—farewell; poem by Peggy
Palmer, music by George B. L.
Braun. © 1 e¢ June 10, 1929; E
unp. 7764; Concord pub. ¢o., San
Francisco. 143849
Saltimbanques (Les); ouverture, par
Louis Ganne, rev. et transcrite par
Francis Casadesus, of France; petit
ou grand orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et 1°* violon conducteur.
4to. © Mar. 25, 1929; 1 c. June
10; E for. 5071; Choudens, Paris.
14850
Salvation (The) army brass band
journal; compiled F. G. Hawkes, of
Great Britain. Full sc. and pts. nos.
§95-1000, June 1929. obl. 12mo. ©
meee, 1929; 1c. June 10: BH for.
4996; Salvationist pub. & supplies,
Itd., London. 14851
Salvation (The‘’ army instrumental
albums: four quartettes, compiled
by F. G. Hawkes, of Great Britain.
Full se. and pts. 4to. no. 8. dst
and 2nd cornets B flat, trombone B
flat and bass trombone G.—no. 9.
three trombones B flat and bass
trombone G. © May 22, 1929: 1 ¢.
each June 10; E for. 4994, 4995;
Salvationist pub. & supplies, lid.,
Londen. 14352, 14353
soloist. no. 2; com-
Hawkes, of Great
Britain. 16mo. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © June 7. 1929;
1 ¢. June 24: E for. 5279: Salvation-
ist pub. & supplies, Itd., London.
14354
San Antone: words and music by C. B.
Richardson. © 1c. June 3, 1929:
E unp. 7507: Caroline B. Richard-
son, Waco, Tex. 14355
San Sebastian: song fox trot, by Mor-
ris Levy and Harry Revel, of Great
Britain; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by Harry J. Stafford. [Staff and
Salvation (The)
piled by F. G.
14366
tonic sol-fa notations] © May 1,
1829; 1 ec?’ May 25% EH - for. ‘ 4933;
Montgomery & co., London. 14356
Sarah Jane; song fox-trot, words by
Jdgar Leslie, music by Jos. Geo.
Gilbert, of Great Britain; pf. ace,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © June 38,
1929: 1 ¢c. June 4; E for. 5123; Law-
rence Wright music co., London.
14357
Sarti (Giuseppe) Sonata; _ tran-
scribed and ed. by G. Francesco Ma-
lipiero, Of Italy; pf: © June 14,
1929" 27¢ June ty: (Ho pub Wis;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
14358
Sau-sha stomp; melody by Jabbo
Smith? ~C) 1 ce: June o, “1Ov9™ SE
unp. 7594; State street music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 14359
Saucy yellow pansy; by WHsther C.
Benson; pf. © May 28, 1929; 2 «.
June 3; E pub. 6446; Boston music
co., Boston. 14360
Save my mother’s picture from the
sale: words and music by Leeman
Bone. [Words and melody only]
© 1c¢ June 13, 1929; E unp. 8227;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 14361
Savior, I follow on; words by Chas.
Robinson, music by Herman M.
Hahn, op. 94; pf. © June 17, 1929;
2c. June 24; E pub. 6985; Concordia
pub. house, St. Louis. 14862
Say that you’re sorry; words by Alden
Norell, music by V. L. Mitchell, arr.
by Lucille Norell. © 1 c¢. June 4,
1929* 0 Eh - unp. @oo0;..,Virgel* bee
Mitchell, Twin Falls, Id. 14363
Seales and arpeggios: by A. H. Weis-
berg: violin. © May 24, 1929; 2 e.
May 31: E pub. 6470: G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 14364
Secare-y shadows; by Allene K. Bixby;
pf: .© May 31, 1929; 2.¢-JunepT;
E pub. 6789; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 14365
Scene pathetique; by Christiaan
Kriens. orch. by A. E. Cafarella ;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor and
1st violin conductor. © June 14,
1929; 2 ec. June 18; E pub. 6820;
Atlas music corp., New York. 14366
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14367
Seenes of our sweetheart days; words
by V. V. Noble, music by George
Sturgis. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 12, 1929; E unp. 7869;
Vernie Voss Noble, St. Joseph, Mo.
14367
Schiessbude (Die); pantomime in 3
akten, text von Karl Vollmoeller,
musik von Jaap Kool, of Nether-
lands; klavierauszug zu 2 hinden.
©), Max. 13,., 192920 .e.,. May -32)
pub. 27520; Universal edition, a. g,
Vienna. 14368
School day blues; words and music
by Hattie Burleson. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 15, 1929;
EH unp. 8038; Columbia phonograph
co., ine., New York. 14369
School days; by Helen Dallam; pf. ©
June 24, 1929; 2 c. June 24; E pub.
7040; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
14370
Schubert (Franz Peter) Soirées de
Vienne; valse-caprice no. 7 by
Schubert-Liszt, transcription and re-
vision by A. Siloti. of Russia,
domiciled at New York; pf. © Mar.
13, 1929; 2ie June 27; E pub. (227;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 14371
Schumann (Robert Alexander) An-
dante und variationen; op. 46,
kritisch, revidierte ausgabe
fingersatz und phrasierungsergin-
zungen von Hans Bischoff, neue
ausgabe von Willy Rehberg, of
Switzerland; 2 pfs. 4 hands. ©
June 5, 1929; 1 c« June 25; H for.
5308; Steingriber-verlag, Leipzig.
143872
—— Symphony in D minor, no. 4; op.
120, ed. by Daniel Gregory Mason;
pf. Copyright is based upon new
matter by Daniel Gregory Mason,
namely, his interpretation repre-
sented in the legible notation thereof
contained in the copies filed. ©
June 14, 1929; 2c. June 20; E pub.
6937; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
14373
Schwarze (Die) orchidee; opera grot-
tesca in 3 akten, von Kugen d’Albert,
phantasie von Otto Singer, of Ger-
many’; pf “© Apr: 23." 19261" c.
June 1; E for. 5192; Universal edi-
tion, a. g., Vienna. 14374
Scurdari; words and music by Paolo
Dones, of Italy, domiciled at Brook-
lyn; violin. © 1 ¢. June 7, 1929:
E unp. 7701; Jerome Vaiana, Ozone
Park, Le Ti Nia XX. 14875
mit.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Secret love; words and music by G.
Herring. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 13, 1929; BE unp. 7928;
George Herring, Amarillo, Tex.
14376
Seguidilla madrileha; para voces de
nihos, letra y musica de Ricardo
Boronat, of Spain. © June 13, 1929;
1 e. June 14; E for. 5120; Union
musical espafiola, Madrid. 14377
Sehnsucht nach. unseren’ ktssen;
walzer aus der operette: Die blonde
Liselott’?, von Eduard Ktinneke, of
Germany, special arr. by Fred Ralph
[pseud. of Hermann Krome]; orch.
pts.. with pf. conductor pts. 4to.
© Nov. 23, 1928; 1 ¢c. Jan. 23, 1929;
EH for. 2294; Hd. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin. 14378
Sei mir nicht bése, du schdne frau;
tango-blues, worte u. musik von
Paul Preil, of Germany, op. 336, arr.
von Hermann Lange. © June 6,
1929; 1 c« June 29; E for. 5319:
Ernst Eulenburg, Leipzig. 14379
Seit der Emil die Marie kennt; fox-
trot, aus der revue Petzt oder nie,
worte von Karl Farkas und Ludwig
Hirschfeld, musik von L. Hirschfeld,
of Austria. © Oct. 17, 1928; 1 e.
Apr. 13;°°1929; .E. for. atsacae.
Karcezag verlag, Vienna. 14380
Selection on popular songs; by Mon-
tague F. Phillips, of Great Britain ;
full military band pts., with con-
ductor. © May 29, 1929; 1 c. June
19; E for. 5215; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. 14381
Send out Thy light and Thy truth;
words from Psalm 43, music by
Mabel Browning Fairlie, of Great
Britain. © Mar. 22, 1929; 1c. June
7; E for. 5141; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don. 143882
Sentenciado (El); letra y musica de
Rafael Paramount, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles; pf. [Photo-
stat] © June 18, 1929; 2 ¢. June
24; E pub. 7025; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 143883
Sentimental moon; words and music
by Eugene West and Louis Valley;
pf. and ukulele ace. © June 5, 1929;
2 ec. June 10; E pub. 66538; Mills
music, inc., New York. 14384
Septimine; musical comedy in 38 acts,
words by Adrienne Dahmen Dahmen,
music by Augustus Schaeffer Dah-
750
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
14407
/ men, of France. © 1c. June 14,
1929; D unp. 27519; Marie Antoi-
nette Dahmen, New York. 14885
Sérénade 4 Nino; par P. Lacome, orch.
de Victor Charmettes, of France:
orch. parties, avee pf. conducteur.
4to. © June 14, 1929; 1 c. June 21;
BE for. 5246; Enoch & cie.. Paris.
14386 |
Sérénade d'amour; by George Ed-
wards; violin and pf. © Apr. 18,
1929: 2c. June 1°; E pub. 6856; Uni-
versal edition a. g., Vienna. 14387
Serenata; de Jose F. Pacheco, of
Spins pr. © June 15, 19295" 1".
June 14; E for. 5112; Union musical
espanhola, Madrid. 14388
Serenata; words by Lorenzo Stec-
chetti, music by M. R. Annunziata.
© 1c. June 11, 1929; E unp. 7883;
Annunziata & Zegarelli music co.,
New York. 14889
Serenata alle maschere; di Giuseppe
Sirlen Milanesi, op. 42; piccola
orch. parti, con pf. conduttore. ©
June 4, 1929; 1 c. June 18; E for.
5237; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
14390
Serenata tzigana; di Stanislao Gastal-
don, of Italy; piccola orch. parti,
con pf. conduttore. © June 4, 1929;
1 e. June 18; HB for. 52386; A. & G.
Carisch & c., Milan. 14391
Selrana; tonada tipica Argentina,
letra y musica de G. Veiga, of Spain,
domiciled at New York; pf. ©1e.
June 7, 1929; E unp. 7711; Genaro
Veiga, New York. 14892
Set me up high: words and music by
C. Smiley. © 1c. June 11, 1929; E
unp. 7815; Chas. Smiley, Paris, Tex.
14398
Severn meadows; by Corbett Sumsion, |
of Great Brita‘n; pf. © June 11,
1929; 1-e. June 14; EB for. 5167:
Murdoch, Murdoch & co.. ine. with
John G. Murdoch & co., ltd., London.
14394
Shadow (The) barge; poem by Fred-
erick G. Bowles, music by Mentor
Crosse, op. 33; male voices. 4to. ©
June 5, 1929; 2 ce June 8: EH pub.
6755; John Church co., Cincinnati.
14395
Shadowland call; words by H. Thomp-
son, music by Chester Escher: 1st
violin. ©1«¢ June 24, 1929; E unp.
$286; Hazel Thompson, Athens, W.
Va. 14396
NS
Shanghai Rose; words and music by
Owen Fallon and Woolf Silverman ;
pf. and ukulele ace. © June 7,
1929; 2 c. June 11; E pub. 6649;
Martell music publishers, Los An-
geles, 14897
She’s mine; words by George Tucker,
mus‘¢ by V. Hunter. [Photostat]
© June 7, 1929; 2 c. June 10; E pub.
6656; Vinson Hunter, Columbus, O.
14898
She’s my big moment now; words and
music’ by S. A. Crandall. © 1 «.
June 5, 1929; E unp. 7619; Stewart
Arthur Crandall, Oneonta, N. Y.
14399
She’s my modernistic baby ; words and
music by G. R. Sigman; pf. ©l1e.
June 5, 1929; E unp. 7638; Guy Ray-
mond Sigman, Kearney, Nebr. 14400
She stole my heart away; words and
music by J. Abel. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. June 26, 1929; E
unp. $327; Jack Abel, Brooklyn.
14401
Shepherd’s song; pastorale, 2-pt. cho.,
English version by Margaret Lester,
Norwegian folksong arr. by William
Lester; treble voices. 4to. © Apr.
22.1929" 2c June 20: i pub, 7219)
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 14402
Shevill (Horatio Leonard) 28 chord
exercises in the dance style; by Len
Shevill [i. e. H. L. Shevill], of Great
Britain ten. banjo. © May 8, 1929;
1 «. May 23; E for. 4940; Horatio
Leonard Shevill, London. 14408
Shine on little stars, shine on; words
by O. B. Moffitt, music by Samuel
H. Speck. New York City, Frank
Harding. © June 8, 1929; 2 c. June
28; E pub. 7191; Olive B. Moffitt,
Ackworth, Ia. 14404
Ship of my dreams: from Isle of lost
ships, lyric by Al Bryan, music by
Geo. W. Meyer: pf. and ukulele ace.
© June 7. 1929; 2 c. June 11; E pub.
6878: M. Witmark & sons, New York.
14405
Sho is hot; words and music by George
W. Thomas. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. June 5, 1929; E unp.
7597; State st. music pub. co., ine.,
Chicago. 14406
Shoe blues; words by F. Pine, music
by Sylvester L. Cross. New York
City, Frank Harding. © June 10,
1929; 2 ec. June 28; BH pub. 7194;
Frank Pine, Blaine, Wash. 14407
tol
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14408
pt. IIr, n. s., v. 24
Shoe string; melody by Cal Smith. ©
1 e@ June 38, 1929; E unp. 7454;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 14408
Si e’était toi; java moderne, par Aug.
Persiani, of Italy; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © May 25,
1929; 1 ec. June 10; HB for. 5013; C.
Joubert et cie., Paris. 14409
Si, o no? versi di Ambrogio Rizzi,
musica di A. Bascetta. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 25, 1929;
EH unp. 7670; Alfredo Bascetta,
Brooklyn. 14410
Si, si, sehor; from The great divide,
lvric by Herman Ruby, music by Ray
Perkins; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
June 18, 1929; 2 ce. June 18; E pub.
6882; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 14411
Si va in citt&; versi di Peppino Men-
des, musica di Peppino Mendes e
Ugo Lacchini, of Italy; pf. © May
3, 1929; 1 c. May 31; HE for. 4860;
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 14412
Siboney; danzon cubano, fox trot
tango, lyric by Dolly Morse, music
by Ernesto Lecuona, arr. by Eddie
Bard; orch.- pts: ..4t0.. ©,,Jaine) 3,
1929; 2 ec. June 4; EB pub. 6552; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 14413
Siboney ; danzon cubano, lyric by Dolly
Morse. music by Ernesto Lecuona,
of Cuba; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
May 27, 1929; 2 c, May 29; E. pub.
6490; Leo Feist, inec., New York.
14414
Siege (The) ; agitato misterioso, by R.
Meredith Willson, orch. by George
J. Trinkaus; orch. pts., with pf. or
organ conductor. © May 17, 1929;
2c. May 21; E pub. 6860; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 14415
Siempre Jimulco; por Simon G. Casas,
of Mexico; pf. S8vo. [Photostat]
© June 18, 1929; 2 c. June 24; EH
pub. 7017; Dionisio Acosta, Los An-
geles. 14416
Sierra Mojada; por Simon G. Casas,
of Mexico; pf. S8vo. [Photostat]
© June 18, 1929; 2 c. June 24; E
pub. 7023; Dionisio Acosta, Los An-
geles, 14417
Sighing for you; words and music by
Arthur J. Daly and Roy Smeck. ©
1c. June 27, 1929; FE unp. 84384;
Arthur James Daly, New York.
14418
Signora (La) pazza marcia; di A.
Ciavarella, of Italy, domiciled at
New York. [Melody only] ©l1e.
May 28, 1929; E unp. 7968; Angelo
Ciavarella, New York. 14419
Signs of the highway; words and mu-
sic by Sunny Clapp; pf. and ukulele
ace. ‘© May 14, 1929; 2 c. June 10;
E pub. 6654; Mills music, inc., New
York. 14420
Signurina (La) sfinciusa; versi e mu-
sica di L. Dia, of Italy. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 18,
1929; E unp. 8050; Leonardo Dia,
New York. 14421
Simpatia; por Simon G. Casas, of Mex-
ico; pf. 8vo. [Photostat] © June
18, 1929; 2 c. June 24; E pub. 7016;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
14422
Simple prayer; prayer and music by
R. W. Kessler, arr. by William I.
Pelz. [Photostat] © 1c. June 7,
1929; E unp. 7707; Ramon Wilke
Kessler, Evansville, Ind. 14423
Sin gracia naci!! letra y musica de
Luis Aguinaga, of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles. [Photostat] ©
June 18, 1929; 2 c. June 24; E pub.
6997; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
14424
Sin poderte hablar!! letra y musica
de Luis Aguinaga, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles. [Photostat]
© June 18, 1929; 2 c June 24; BH
pub. 6996; Dionisio Acosta, Los An-
geles. 14425
Since I fell in love with you; words
by A. P. Faro, music by Fred Long-
shaw. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 5, 1929; E unp. 7624;
Alfred Paul Faro, New York. 14426
Since I found you; from A fast life,
lyric by Herman Ruby, music by
Ray Perkins; pf. and ukulele ace.
© June 138, 1929; 2 c. June 18; B
pub. 6884; M. Witmark & sons, New
York, 14427
Sing a little song; words and music
by G. Doro. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. June 10, 1929; E-unp.
7778; Grace Doro, New York.
‘ 14428
Sing and be happy; words by B. M.
Wilmarth, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 8, 1929; E unp. 7736; Blanche
M. Wilmarth, Factoryville, Pa.
14429
152
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
Sing, blue bird, sing; words and music
by G. E.-Morley. © 1 c¢. June 3,
1929; BE unp. 7526; Gertrude Estelle
Morley, Silverton, Or. 14430
Sing, O ye heavens (Jauchzet, ihr
himmel); eantata, words from
Isaiah 49 and 44, music by John
H. F. Hoelter; mixed cho., with
organ ace. 4to. © June 24, 1929;
2 ce. June 29; E pub. 7252; Con-
cordia pub. house, St. Louis. 144381
Singin’; words and music by M. G.
Smith. © 1c. June 22, 1929; EB
unp. 8201; Mary Gilbert Smith, At-
lantic City. 14432
Sir Galahad; march, by Elmer Gault,
arr. by Chas. J. Roberts; full band
pts., with solo or 1st B flat trumpet
or cornet conductor. 4to. © Apr.
18, 1929; 2 ec. June 27; E pub. 7212;
Carl Fischer, inec., New York. 14433
Sky (A) pilot; words by H. Long,
music by Samuel H. Speck. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 21,
1929; E unp. 8180; Harry Long,
Clymer, Pa. 14434
Sleep, little baby; by Louise Christine
Rebe; pf. © June 17, 1929; 2 e«.
June 22; E pub. 6972; Boston music
co., Boston. 14435
Sleep, my baby; lullaby, words and
music by Samuel Albert Thompson.
May 28, 1929; 2 e June 12; EB
pub. 6672; Samuel A. Thompson,
Washington. 14436
Sleepy time; lullaby, words and music
by L. M. George. © 1c. June 12,
1929; E unp. 7975; Lulu May George.
Los Angeles. 14437
Sleepy time blues; by Jabbo Smith.
[Melody only] ©1e. June 5, 1929;
E unp. 7595; State st. music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 14438
Sleigh (The); 3 pt. cho., words by
Ivor Tchervanow, music by Richard
Kountz, arr. by Grace Helen Nash;
mixed voices. 4to. © May 24, 1929;
2 c. May 31; E pub. 6472; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York. 14439
Sloppy Joe; by Barney Bigard and
Duke Ellington; pf. ©. May 16,
1929; 2 ce. June-10; E pub. 6609;
Gotham music service, inc., New
York. 14440
Slow dance; by Frances Terry; pf.
© June 3, 1929; 2 c. June 6; E pub.
6560 ; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
. 14441
14452
Slow death: melody by D. Williams.
© 1c. June 3, 1929; E unp. 7432;
Southern music pub. co., ine. ,New
York. 14442
Slow motion; melody by B. Moten. ©
1 ec. June 3, 1929; E unp. 7468;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 14443
Slumber (A) song; words and music
by James B. Beam, arr. by William
Stickles; female trio. New York,
N. Y., Chappell-Harms, inc. 4to. ©
Pune 1G6,//LIZ93 "2 ec Sime, 7 > icpub.
7192; Harms, ine., New York. 14444
Smile girl; words and music by K. G.
Coe, of Canada; steel guit. © 1.
June 17, 1929; E unp. 8048; Ken-
neth George Coe, Medicine Hat, AI-
berta, Canada. 14445
Smiles and visions; words and music
byt J..W. Bartels. © 1c. June 17,
1929; EK unp. 8026: John Walfried
Bartels, Fresno, Cal. 14446
Smiling Irish eyes; fox-trot, theme
song from the photoplay, lyric by
Herman Ruby, music by Ray Per-
kins, arr. by Archie Bleyer; dance
Orch. wis. to... ©) hune' 17, 19282
2c. June 20; E pub. 6952; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 14447
Smiling Irish eyes; from the photoplay,
music by Ray Perkins, arr. by Geo.
J. Trinkaus: voc. orch. pts. 4to. ©
June 7, 1929: 2 c. June 11: E pub.
6873 ; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
14448
Smoke dreams; words by Forest Ma-
ben Kelp, music by H. M. Van Zile.
© 1c. June 19, 1929; E unp. 8107;
Helen Marie Van Zile, Portland, Or.
14449
Smoke (The) goes up the chimney just
the same; words and music by E. W.
Shockley. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 19, 1929; EH unp. 8095;
Emory W. Shockley, Salisbury, Md.
14450
Smoking; fox-trot, di Vittorio Cerrai,
of Italy; orch. parti, con pf. econ-
duttore. 4to. © June 8, 1929: 1 ¢.
June 12; E for. 4992; A. Forlivesi
& c., Flerence, Italy. 14451
Snap it up: minstrel opening and clos-
ing cho., words and music by F. G.
Johnson. © June 6, 1929; 2 ¢. June
19: E pub. 6848; Frederick G. John-
son, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 14452
753
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14453
‘Snice like this; words and music by
Cliff Friend and Seymour Simons.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 3, 1929; E unp. 7643; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 14453
So long, Ceylon, Ill soon come back
to you; oriental fox trot song, words
and music by 8S. E. Roberts. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 4,
1929; E unp. 7565; Sidney Ernest
Roberts, Piedmont, Calif. 14454
So sentimental; words and music by
Koehler and Magine. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 26, 1929;
E unp. 8321; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 14455
So sweet; theme song of Divorce made
easy, words and music by Sterling
Sherwin; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
June 19, 1929; 2 c. June 21; E pub.
6922 ; Famous music corp., New York.
14456
So was wie Friulein Klirchen; tango,
text von Artur Rebner, musik von
Mischa Spoliansky, of Germany. ©
Feb. 25, 1929; 1 c. June 1; E for.
5156; Otto Junne, G. m. b. H., Leip-
zig. 14457
So was wie Friulein Klirchen; tango,
text von Artur Rebner, music by
Mischa Spoliansky, of Germany, spe-
vialarrang. von Fred Ralph [pseud.
of Hermann Krome], of Germany;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
© Feb. 25, 1929; 1 c. June 1; BE for.
5155; Otto Junne, G. m. b. H., Leip-
zig. 14458
So we'll go no more a-roving: poem
by Byron, music by Herbert Ferrers,
of Great Britain. London, J. Cur-
wen & sons, ltd. © June 4, 1929;
1c. June 1; E for. 4985; Herbert
Ferrers, London. 14459
Soaring (The) eagle; march, by John
N: Klohr. 1. Orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 2. Pf. © June 21, 1929;
2c. each June 24; E pub. 7082, 7087;
John Church co., Cincinnati.
14460, 14461
Soavita; intermezzo tango, di A. Da-
nilo, of Italy; piccola orch. parti,
con pf. conduttore. 4to. © Apr. 10,
1929; 1 c«. June 5; HE for. 4911; A.
Danilo, Florence, Italy. 14462
Softly shines the moon; words by M: E.
Caswell, musi¢ by T. E. Tudor. ©
1 ce. June 18, 1929; E unp. 8078;
Mearle E. Caswell, Louisville. 14463
pt. 117, n. s., v. 24
Sognando; valse, di Nicola Giuliano;
violin. ©1c. June 12, 1929; EK unp.
7862; Vincenzo Vacca, New York.
14464
Sogno d’amore; valzer, by Nicola Giu-
liano; violin. © 1c. June 12, 1929;
E unp. 7865; Vincenzo Vacca, New
York. 14465
Soldatini in parata; interpretazione
Jetteraria di Alberto Colantuoni, mu-
sica di Fernando Limenta, of Italy;
piccola orch. parti, con pf. condut-
tore. © May 3, 1929; 1 c. May 31;
I) for. 4858; A. & G. Carisch & «@,
Milan. 14466
Sole lucente; versi e musica di G. Go-
dono, of Italy, domiciled at New
York. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 1, 1929; E unp. 7375;
Giuseppe Godono, New York. 14467
Solemn (The) warning; words and
music by E. 8. Moore. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. June 12, 1929;
E unp. 7829; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 14468.
Solera fina; paso-doble, de Pascual
Marquina, of Spain; pf. © June
10, 1929; 1 ec. June 11; BH for. 5110;
Unién musical espafiola, Madrid.
14469
Solitary blues; words and music by C.
Burks. [Words and melody only]
©1c. June 26, 1929; E unp. 8340;
Carter Burks, Pauls Valley, Okl. .
! 14470:
Solitude mélancolique; par M. Delmas-
Popy, of France; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur et 1°. violino conduc-
teur. 4to. © May 25, 1929; 1c
June 10; E for. 5021; EH. Gaudet,
Paris. 14471
Some boys ’as got muyvvers; musical
monologue, words and music by
George A. Stevens, of Great Britain ;
pf. © May 30, 1929; 1 ¢. June 21;
HW for. 5250; Reynolds & co., Lon-
don. 14472
Some cold rainy day; words by
Thomas Dorsey, music by T. Dorsey
and Chas. Davenport. [Chords, sin-
le staff] © 1. June 5, 1929; B
unp. 7582; State st. music pub. co.,
ine., Chicago. ' 14473
Some day; words and music by Fred-
die Beltramo [i. e. F. E. Beltramo]
[Words and melody only] © 1 ©.
May 20, 1929: E unp. 7722; Fred-
eric Ernest Beltramo, San Bruno,
Calif. 14474
754
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
Some day dearie; words and music by
S. Pepper and B. Brennen. © 1 «.
June 3, 1929; E unp. 7512; Sally
Pepper and Bob Brennen, New York.
14475
Some day, some way, you will pay;
words and music by Joseph E. How-
ard. © June 24, 1929; 2c. June 25;
E pub. 7047; Chas. K. Harris, New
York. 14476
Some day soon; words and music by
A, P. Randolph, arr. by Margaret
Grover. [Photostat] © 1 ¢. June
3, 1929: E unp. 7544; Alfred P. Ran-
dolph. Warrenton, Va. 14477
Some day you'll realize you’re wrong;
fox-trot ballad, words by Billy Rose,
music by Mabel Wayne; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © June 18, 1929; 2c. June
20: E pub. 6926; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 14478
Some day you'll realize you’re wrong;
fox-trot, words by Billy Rose, music
by Mabel Wayne, arr. by W. C.
Polla; orch. pts. 4to. © June 19,
1929; 2 e. June 20; E pub. 6924;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 14479
Some-one is lonesome now: fox trot
ballad, lyrics and music by W. H.
Miller: pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
Ed. E. Applegate. © June 8. 1929;
2c. June 19; E pub. 6846; William
H. Miller, Gary, Ind. 14480
Some one that did not care; waltz
song, words by K. M. Hayden, music
by Burrell Van Buren. Hartford,
Conn., Hayden pub. house. © June
14, 1929; 2 c. June 26; E pub. T7077;
Kittie Maria Hayden, Hartford.
14481
Some other time; words and music by
M. L. Howard. New York City,
Frank Harding. © June 3, 1929; 2
e. June 12; E pub. 6734; Mary Lu-
cille Howard, Wellsburg, W. Va.
14482
Somebody cares; words and music by
Eunice L. Eversole. [Photostat] ©
1 c« June 22, 1929; E unp. 8208;
Eunice Eversole, Kansas City, Mo.
14483
Somebody’s peanuts; words and music
by F. Burn. © 1c. June 26, 1929:
E unp. 8334; Farrar Burn, New
York. 14484
Someday you'll come back; words and
music by G. Doro. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. June 10, 1929; E
unp. 7779; Grace Doro, New York.
14485
14496
Someone I love; by W. T. Narmour and
S. W. Smith. [Melody only] © 1
ec. June 17, 1929; E unp. 8020; W. -T.
Narmour and 8. W. Smith, Avalon,
Miss. 14486
Someone to call me sweetheart; words
and music by R. Cooke. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 26, 1929;
E unp. 8363; Ralph Cooke, Belmar,
PLS 14487
Something is happening to me; dance
song, lyric and music by Bertha
Raffeto. © May 31, 1929; 2 c. June
3; E pub. 6498; De Aryan pub. co.,
Newport, Ky. 14488
Sometimes in early evening; lyric by
Betty Ross, music by Vaughn De
Leath [pseud. of Lenore Geer], op.
128, no. 1; high voice. © June 8,
£929 322) ce. June 105'-E pub. 6626;
Edward Morris music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 14489
Sometimes think of me; words and
music by K. M. Hayden. [Words
and melody onlyj © 1c. June 20,
1929; E unp. 8148; Kittie Maria
Hayden, Hartford. 14490
Somewhere; words by H. Robinson,
music by Robert Van Sickle. New
York City, Frank Harding. © June
4, 1929; 2 ce. June 19; E pub. 69638;
Henry Robinson, Flint, Mich. 14491
Somewhere there’s someone; words
and music by Art. Gillham and Lil-
lian Madson; pf. acc., with ukulele
alr. by May Singhi Breen. © June
3, 1929; 2 ec. May 31; E pub. 6897;
J. W. Jenkins sons music co., Kan-
sas City, Mo. 14492
Somoa[!]; words and music by L. De
Turk: pf. © 1c. June 12, 1929; EH
unp. 8304; Le Roy De Turk, Cincin-
nati. 14493
Son costeno; huapango, words and mu-
sic by E. Rubio, of Mexico; pf. ©
1 ec. Jan. 16, 1929; E unp. 2862; Er-
nesto Rubio, Los Angeles. 14494
Son tutto duolo (Alone and sorrow-
ful); English text and music by
George Bagby; high voice. © Mar.
18, 1929; 2 c. June 27; HE pub. 7241;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 14495
Sonadas kant’ gojega; Kristnasktaga
himno, vortojn kaj arion verkis H.
W. Hatzel. [Biue-print] © Dec. 15.
1928; 2 ec. May 21, 1929; HE pub.
6599; Henry W. Hetzel, Philadel-
phia. 14496
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14497
Sonatina; von Gyérgy Kosa, of Hun-
gary, mit fingersitzen versehen von
Anton Frisch; violoncello solo. ©
Mays,10; £929); 71 ¢ Sune yes for.
5198; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 14497
Sonatina no. 2, in F minor; by James
H. Rogers; organ. © May 31, 1929;
2c. June 7; E pub. 6799; G. Schir-
mer, ine., New York. 14498
Song (The) of jazz; slow drag, by
Charles Benson, of France: orch.
pts., with violin conductor and pf.
conductor. 4to. © May 25, 1929;
1 ce. June 10; E for. 5010; H. Ben-
jamin, Paris. 14499
Song (A) of praise; words by Kath-
leen Lee, music by Theresa Beney,
of Great Britain; in F. © June 1,
1929; 1 c. June 21; EH for. 5285;.
14500
Song of Siberia; an exile’s lament,
words and music by Al Lewis, Al
Sherman and Neil Morét; pf. and
ukulele ace. © May 31, 1929; 2 ec.
June 4; E pub. 6522; Villa Moret,
ine., San Francisco. 14501
Song (A) of that mother of mine;
words and music by I. C. Nielsen.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
May 22, 1929; 2 ¢ June 5; EH pub.
6684; Irene ©. Nielsen, Vaughn,
Mont. : 14502:
Boosey & co., 1td., London.
Song of the American eagle; words by
EK. Weller, music by Chas. L. John-
son. © 1c. June 11, 1929; E unp.
7809; Eugene Weller, Plainview,
Tex. 145038
Song of the balconade; words and mu-
sic by William Hanry, arr. by Ar-
thur Fisk. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. June 10, 1929; E unp.
7771; William M. Hanry, San Fran-
cisco. 14504
Song of the moonbeams; from Earl
Carroll’s sketch book. lyric by
Charles Tobias and Harry Tobias,
music by Vincent Rose; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by Hank Linet
[pseud. of Henry A. Linet] © June
27, 1929; 2 « June 29; BE pub. 7259;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 14505
Song of the Ute: words by H. Park,
music by S. N. Heaps. Dean R.
Daynes, Seliladean. © June 3,
1929; 2 c. June 10; E pub. 6598;
Hamilton Park and Seldon Heaps,
Salt Lake City. 14506
pt. I, 0. s., v. 24
Song of the West; fox-trot ballad,
words and music by Byron Gay; pf.
and ukulele acc. © June 14, 1929;
2c. June 17; E pub. 68381; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 14507
Song of the West; fox-trot ballad,
words and music by Byron Gay.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
May 29, 1929; EH unp. 7502; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 14508
Song to spring; two-part song, words
by Charles Swain, music by Alfred
Redhead, of Great Britain, tonic
sol-fa tr. by H. J. Timothy; treble
voices. 4to. [Staff and tonie sol-fa
notations] © June 17, 1929; 1 «.
June 18; E for. 5298; Stainer &
Bell, 1td., London. 14509
Song (The) you can’t remember is the
song I can’t forget; words and mu-
sic by Hal Christy and Charles Ro-
soff. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. June 20, 1929; E unp. 8156; Ar-
thur Behim music corp., New York.
14510
Songes fantasques; scherzo, de Fran-
cis de Bourguignon, of Belgium;
odeon and salon-orch pts., with pf.
conductor and 1st violin conductor.
© June 1, 1929; 1 c. May 28; E for.
4876; Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leip-
Zig. 14511
Songs of cheer for children; author-
ized by the Mennonite general con-
ference, compiled by music commit-
tee. 12mo. © May 15, 1929; 2 ¢.
and aff. June 5; A 9484; Mennonite
pub. house, Scottdale, Pa. 14512
Sons (The) of Icar; American avia-
tion march, par Marcel Devaux, of
Franch; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © May 25, 1929; 1 c¢.
June 10; E for. 5057; Choudens,
Paris. 14513.
Sophomore prom; from College days,
lyric by Raymond Klages, music by
Jesse Greer; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by Hank Linet. © June 7, 1929;
2c. June 10; E pub. 6620; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
14514
Sornettes; piéce humoristique, par
Alexandre de Taeye, of Belgium.
4to.
conducteur et
1. Salonorch. parties, avec pf.
violino 1 conduc-
teur.—2. Odeon orch. parties, avec
violino 1 econducteur. © June 14,
1929; 1 ce. June 10; E for. 5078;
Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leipzig.
; 14515.
706
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
14538
Southland shuffle: words and music by
I. Witt; pf. ©1c. June 3, 1929; EH
unp. 7509; Irving Witt, Brooklyn.
14516
Spinning (The) wheel; from suite,
The antique shop, by Jean Beghon;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
© June 20, 1929: 2 c. June 28: E
pub. 7179; Kalmus filmusic edition,
New York. 14517
Spirit divine, come in; hymn, words
and music by Haldor Lillenas, of
Norway, domiciled at Indianapolis.
© May 15, 1929: 2 ce. June 20; E
* pub. 6916; Lillenas pub. co., Indian-
apolis. 14518
Spirit of vengeance; by Jean Beghon;
orech. pts., with pf. conductor. ©
Feb. 25, 1929; 2 c. June 1; E pub.
6642; Kalmus filmusic edition, New
York. 14519
Spring: melody fox trot, by G. Sellers,
of France; pf. conductor. 4to. ©
May 25, 1929; 1 c. June 10; E for.
5012; G. Sellers, Marseille, France.
14520
Spring fever: by E. Conte and L.
Brunelli, orch. by L. Kun; orch. pts.
© June 14, 1929; 2 c. June 18: B
pub. 6819; Atlas music corp., New
York. 14521
Spring fever; words and music by
Harry K. McClintock. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 4, 1929;
E unp. 7566; Villa Moret, inc., San
Francisco. ; 14522
Spring folly; words by Cecil Fan-
ning, music by Francesco B. De
Leone: in G. © May 27, 1929; 2 «.
May 29; E pub. 7094; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 14523
Spring joy: waltz song: words and
music by William R. Chapman; sop.
deide, 2. 450. Oa Apt, Bix 1929) .2) &
May 31; E pub. 6513; Harold Flam-
mer, ine., New York. 14524
Spring nocturne; by Frederick Lau-
rence, of Great Britain; violin, and
pf. or harp. London, J. Curwen &
sons, ltd. © June 1, 1929; 1 ¢. May
29; E for. 4937; Frederick Laurence,
London. 14525
Spring song of California; words by
Aileen Harder. music by Winefred
Ryan. ©1c. June 19, 1929; BE unp.
8089; Aileen Eleanor Harder, Ma-
dera, Calif. 14526
Springdale blues; words and music by
Gus Cannon. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. June 12, 1929; E unp.
7820; Southern musie pub. ¢co., inc.,
New York. 14527
Springtime; valse boston, par. J.
Sieulle, of France; pf. © June 6,
1929; 1 ¢. June 7; E for. 5098; So-
ciété anonyme des éditions Ricordi,
Paris. 14528
Springtime is lovetime; words by F.
P. Ward, music by Sylvester Long
Grass >) pf ©11.c June: 15;j1929¢
E unp. 7991; Florence P. Wood, Salt
Lake City. 14529
Squirrel (The) dance; intermezz9o
novelette, by H. Elliott Smith, of
Great Britain; pf. © May 24, 1929; |
1 ¢. June 25; E for. 5271; Bosworth
& co., Itd., London. 14530
Stand by; one-step. by Hugo Frey;
orch. pts. 4to. © June 27, 1929;
2 ec. June 29; E pub. 7258: Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
14531
Starlight ; words and music by Claude
Davis. ©1c. June 6, 1929; E unp.
7971; Davis and Foster, Los An-
geles, 14532
Statesboro blues: words and music by
W. McTell. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ec. June 3, 1929; E unp.
7430; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 14533
Stealin’ stealin’; words and music by
Will Shade. [Words and melody
only]. ©.1c. June 8, 1929; E ump.
7427; Southern music pub. ¢o., inc,
New York. 14534
Stealing back to loveland; words and
music by J. Burrows. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. June 1, 1929;
E unp. 7379; Julia Burrows, Brier
EIA NAY... 14535
Stella matutino; valzer, di Mario Mot-
ta, of Italy, domiciled at New York;
violino. © 1 ¢. June 12, 1929: E
unp. 7856; Pietro Ludovico, New
York. 14536
Step softly; par Ed. Poldini, of Hun-
gary, op. 1138, no. 5; pf. June
14, 1929:2 ¢ June 17; H pub. 7107 ;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
14537
Stepping on me; fox-trot, words by
L. F. Hieronymus, music by Ray
Hibbeler. © 1 c. June 8, 1929; E
unp. 7756; L. F. Hieronymus, Jack-
sonville, Ill. 145388
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14539
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
Stomp Mr. Henry Lee; by Jack Tea-
garden. [Melody only] © 1 «
June 7, 1929; E unp. 7713; Broad-
way music corp., New York. 14539
Stomp. that thing; words and music
by F. Stokes. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. June 3, 1929; E unp.
7474; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 14540
Stone rag; melody by P. Warmack.
© 1c. June 3, 1929; E unp. 7495;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 14541
Stop. kidding; by John Nesbitt.
[Melody only] © 1 ec. June 12,
1929; E unp. 7830; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. 14542
‘Stop!. Look! Listen! words by R. L.
Klein, rewritten and rev. by
Katherine McCausland, music by L.
Drew. ©1c. June 1, 1929; E unp.
7370; Lorna Frances Drew, New
York. 14543
Story (The) of Old Glory; words by
Frances J. Avery, music by Lillian
Reid Cameron. © 1c. June 5, 1929;
EH unp. 7677; F. J. Avery, Chicago,
and L. R. Cameron, Elgin, Il.
14544
Stradi-systemet ; ny meéetod att pa fiol,
utan kinnedom om noter, ay. B.
Holm, of Sweden. © Dec. 1, 1927;
1c. Dee. 20, 1928; A—Foreign 2418 ;
HK. Anderssons musikforlag, Malmo,
Sweden. 14545
Strauss (Richard) Andante ma non
troppo; aus der cello-sonate, op. 6,
arr. von Emil Bauer, of Austria;
small or full orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor and 1st violin conductor. ©
Apr. 19, 1929; 1c. June 1; E for.
5189; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 14546
Such love; hymn, words by C. Bishop,
music by Robert Harkness. © May
15, 1929; 2 c. June 20; E pub. 6907;
Lillenas pub. ‘co., Indianapolis.
14547
Sugar pudding; words and music by
J. B. Jones and Will. Shade.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 12, 1929; E ump. 7825;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 14548
Sulle rive di Nemi; por Vincenzo
Spadea, of Italy, domiciled at New
York; pf. © June 1, 1929; 2c. June
13; E pub. 6696; Vincent Spadea,
New York. 14549
Summer band; words and music by
I. H. McKee [i..e. I. H. M. Bloch].
Chicago, Ill., Lamaine music pub. co.
© July 3, 1929; 2 c. June 27; BE pub.
7147; Isabelle Hollister McKee
Bloch, Chicago. 14550
Summer (A) frolic; by Agnes Wright ;
pf. © June 24, 1929; 2 c. June 29;
E pub. 7256; Hatch music co., Bos-
ton. 14551
Summer night; words by Frank H.
Adams, musie by J. J. Cavalier. ©
Loc. June, 26,1929; EF up, Sau,
John J. Cavalier, New York. 14552
Summer
Adler; pf. © 1c. June 8, 1929; B
unp. 7758; Myra Agatha Adler,
Ottawa, Kan. 14553
Sun’s too bright; words and music by
L. Hawk. © 1c. June 26, 1929;
EH unp. 8870; Leonard Hawk, Berk-
eley, Calif. * 14554
Sunbeams; by Frances Terry; pf. ©
June 3, 1929; 2 c. June 6; E pub.
6561; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
14555
Sunny girl; words and music by R. F.
Calder. © 1 ce. June 17, 1929; E
unp. 8023 ; Robert F. Calder, Detroit.
14556
Sunny (A) holiday; two-part song,
words by Kate R. Moffat, tradi-
tional French ronde de_ table,
adapted and arr. by Alfred Moffat,
of Great Britain. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © June 15.
1929; 1 c. June 14; E for. 5001;
Novello & co., Itd., London.’ 14557
Sunny (The) shiney springtime;
gavotte printaniére, words by W. H.
Maloy, music by Carl A. Weber. ©
1 ec. June 18, 1929; E unp. 8076;
W. H. Maloy, Seattle. 14558
Sunnyside up; words and ‘music by
B. G. De Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray’
Henderson. [Words and melody
only] ©1ce. June 18, 1929; E unp.
8124; De Sylva, Brown & Henderson;
inc., New York. 14559
Sunset’s (The) crimson gold; words
and music by F. O. Wale. © 1 ec.
June 1, 1929; E unp. 7399; Frederick
O. Wale, Santa Cruz, Calif. 14560
Sunshine, hear me ealling; words and
music by E. Thompson. © June 11,
1929; 2 c« June 15; E pub. 6775;
Elwood Thompson, Lapeer, Mich.
14561
798
(A) tea party; by M. A.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
Sunshiny (A) day; by Helen Dallam ;
pf. © June 24, 1929; 2 c. June 24;
E pub. 7035; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 14562
Suppose; a whimsy, words by Mabel
Livingstone, music by Robert Braine,
op. 14, no. 3; med. voice. © May
31, 1929; 2 c. June 7; E pub. 6795;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 14563
Susanne; words and music by EH. G.
Becker. © 1c. June 12, 1929; BH
unp. 7896; Evalyn Garrett Becker,
Wheeling, W. Va. 14564
Suspicion (A); by Rudolf Friml, orch.
by Joseph Majer; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © June 20, 1929;
2c. June 28; E pub. 7176; Kalmus
filmusic edition, New York. 14565
Suzanna; lyrics by Marvin Kippel,
music by Eddie Ward; pf. and
ukulele acc. © June 12, 1929; 2 «.
June 13; E pub. 6694: George &
Arthur Piantadosi, inec., New York.
14566
Swallow (The) ; written by Paul Eng-
land, composed by Narciso Serra-
dell, arr. by Healey Willan, of Can-
ada; in E flat.’ © June 21, 1929;
1c. June 17; HE for. 5278; Frederick
Harris co., London. 14567
Swanee song; words by AI. Gifford
[i. e. Alfred M. Gifford, jr.], music
by Len. Gray [i. e. L. C. Gray.
Words and melody only] ©1e.
June 20, 1929; E unp. 8154; Leon-
ard Campbell Gray, New York.
14568
Swaying branches; by Helen Mac-
Gragor; pf. © May 15, 1929; 2 e.
May 31; E pub. 6514; Harold Flam-
mer, inec., New York. 14569
Sweet and low; by Barnby, arr. and
transcribed by Ruby and W. A.
Ernst; saxophone quartet. 4to. ©
June 17, 1929; 2 c. June 21; E pub.
7053; Crawford music corp., New
York. 14570
Sweet dream girl; words and music
by P. L. Billings. © 1 c. June 28,
1929; E unp. 8460; Percy L. Billings,
Windsor, Col. 14571
Sweet heart of mine; words and mu-
sic by J. P. Fomadel. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 12, 1929;
E unp. 7849; John Peter Fomadel,
Elizabeth, N. J. 14572
Sweet Jaqueline; words and music by
S. Hundorf and H. Good, arr. by
63565—29—_7
14585
Harry Jay. © June 1,11929:"2 e.
June 1; E pub. 6496; Sophie Hun-
dorf, Covington, Ky. 14573
Sweet little thing; lyric by Joe Seit-
man, music by S. Tepper. Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. June 22,
1929; "E unp. 8216; Saul Tepper,
New York. 14574
Sweet memory; by L. M. George; pf.
© 1 ce: June 12, 1929; E unp. 7973;
Lulu May George, Los Angeles.
14575
Sweet toned cello; by Wallace A.
Johnson, op. 214; no. 2; pf. “©
June 14, 1929; 2 c. June 17; E pub.
7103; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 14576
Sweetest melody; by Al Goering,
Irving Mills and Jack Pettis; pf.
© May 22, 1929; 2 ec June 10; E
pub. 6608; Gotham music service,
inc., New York. 14577
Sweetest (The) yet; fox-trot ballad,
words by 8S. B. Holquist, music by
Harry Clifford: «© .4d c,June.,24,
1929; E unp. 8274; Selma B. Hol-
quist, Wilcox, Pa. 14578
Sweetheart; words by Helena. Hart,
rev. by L. Drew, musie by L. F.
Drew. ©1c. June 4, 1929; E unp.
7572; Lorna Frances Drew, New
York. 14579
Sweetheart (A); words and music by
M. L. Hight. [Words and melody
onlyl © Lc. June 7, 1929: Ean:
7689; Margaret Lou Hight, Glen El-
lyn, soli 14580
Sweetheart I love you, just the same;
words and music by M. Resnick.
[Words and melody only] ©1e«.
June 17, 1929; E unp. 8041; Morris
Resnick, St. Louis. 14581
Sweetheart mine; words and music
byok-. A. Domb... (© 1 ¢) Jane, i
1929; E unp. 7916; Rose Holland
Domb, Dover, N. J. 14582
Sweetheart of long ago; waltz ballad,
words and music by J. Davidson.
©, May 29; 1929; 2 ce. May 31; BH
pub. 6488; James Davidson, HElls-
worth, Kan. 14583
Sweetheart of mine; words and music
by J. Kadis. © 1c. June 21, 1929;
E unp. 8189; John Kadis, Boston.
14584
Sweetheart of yesterday; words and
music by L. Selleck. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 13, 1929;
E unp. 7911; Lloyd Selleck, Brecken-
ridge, Mich. 14585
709
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14586
pt. 11, n.s., v. 24
Sweetheart, please come back to me;
words by Lesslie Brooks and Lucian
Joseph Kremer, music by L. J.
Kremer. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 10, 1929; E unp. 7750;
Aloha land pub. co., Tulsa, Okl.
14586
Sweetheart we need each other; from
Rio Rita, lyric by Joseph McCarthy,
music by Harry Tierney. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 7,
1929; E unp. 8029; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 14587
Sweetheart’s holiday ; words by Irving
Kahal, music by J. Russel Robinson.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 8, 1929; E unp. 7550; Santly
bros., ine., New York. 14588
Symphonie no. 6; von Anton Bruck-
ner, bearb. von Karl Grunsky, of
Germany; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © Dec.
1,:1927;.1 e. June 17, 1929; E for.
5090; C. F. Peters, Leipzig. 14589
Syrian (A) lullaby; words by Alice
Hathaway Cunningham, music by A.
Comfort. © 1c. June 6, 1929; E
unp. 7651; Annabel Comfort, Trav-
erse City, Mich. 14590
Tailor’s (The) mouse; words and mu-
Sic collected by George Newell; pf.
© 1c. June 14, 1929; BE unp. 7948;
George McCowan Newell, New York.
14591
‘Taint nobody’s business; words and
music by Frank Stokes. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 12, 1929;
E unp. 7840; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 14592
Take it from me; words and music by
K. G. Allen; pf. [Photostat] ©
1c. June 3, 1929; EB unp. 7552; Ken-
neth George Allen, New York. 14593
Take me back to old Montana; words
by Billy Woods [i. e. W. Woods],
music by Ray Hibbeler. © June 7,
19295 2G. "Dunes 14° "Eh ube 6700 ;
William Woods, Billings, Mont.
14594
Take off your hat! it’s a grand old
flag! words and music by Duncan J.
Muir... ©. Apr. 25, 1929- 2 e, Apr.
29; E pub. 6827; S. Brainard’s sons
co., New York. [© new words]
14595
Tango d’amour; by A. Greif, of Rus-
Sia, domiciled at New York. [Mel-
ody only] © 1 ¢. June 12, 1929;
E unp. 7876; Anna Greif, Brooklyn.
14596
Tango espanola ; by M. A. Calbi; violin.
© 1c. June 5, 1929; E unp 7613;
Mary Antoinette Calbi, Yonkers,
NY 14597
Tango orientale; by L. S. Calbi; man-
dolin or violin. © 1c. June 5, 1929;
E unp. 7615; Luigi Salvatore Calbi,
Yonkers, N. Y. 14598
Tannenbaum; arr. by Helen MacGreg-
or; pf., 6 hands. © June 14, 1929;
2 c. June 20: E pub. 6934; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 14599
Tantalizing moon; words and music by
G. Davis. © 1 c. June 18, 1929;
E unp. 8083; Grace Davis, New
York. 14600
Tarantella; by Anna Priscilla Risher;
cello and pf. © June 13, 1929; 2 e.
June 14; E pub. 6719; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 14601
Tarantella barese; melodia di Giuseppe
Oreste, of Italy. © 1c. June 12,
1929; E unp. 7858; Pietro Ludovico,
New York. 14602
Tausend schonen, stissen frau’n, rnocht’
ich tief in’s auge schau’n; waltz, text
von Fritz Rotter, musik von Franz
Doelle u. Austin Egen, both of Ger-
many. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c June
12,1929; E.for..5135 5 Roehm aes
Berlin. 14603
Te Deum (The) laudamus; set to
music by H. Scott-Baker, of Great
Britain; mixed voices, in B fiat.
London, Novello & co. 4to. © May
31, 1929; 1 c. June 3; E for. 4899;
H. Scott-Baker, Woking, England.
14604
Tears; words by V. Webb, music by
Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. June 29, 1929; E unp.
8446; Violet Webb, Tulsa, OKl1.
14605
Tell me, mother; words by Albert Wil-
lemetz, English adaptation by Adrian
Ross, of Great Britain, music by
Maurice Yvain; pf. and ukulele ace.
© June 10, 1829; 1 ¢. June 12; EB
for. 5130; Chappell & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 14606
Tell me what is there to do? words by
F. Inger, music by Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. © 1 ¢. June 15, 1929;
I unp. 7987; Fanny Inger, Issaquah,
Wash. 14607
Tell me woman blues; words by Texas
Alexander, music arr. by Irene Spain.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 6, 1929; E unp. 7660; Polk C.
Brockman, Atlanta. 14608
760
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
‘no. 6, 1929
14631
ELSE stat Pe re ee etre Pe eee
Tender floweret; by L. Leslie Loth;
pt., 4 hands. © June 21, 1929; 2 c.
June 24: E pub. 7084; John Church
co., Cincinnati. 14609
Tengo una novia; letra y musical de
Carlos Elecciri, of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles; pf. [Photostat] ©
June 18, 1929; 2 c. June 24: E pub.
7029; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
14610
Teresa: words by E. R. Alden, music
by David Reed. © June 27, 1929;
Ze Aane es: HH pab. T1i1; "E.R.
Alden, Faith, S. D. 14611
Téte-A-téte; by Rudolf Friml, orch. by
Joseph Majer; orch, pts., with pf.
" conductor. © June 20, 1929; 2 c.
June 28; E pub. 7178; Kalmus fil-
music edition, New York. 14612
. Texas Guinan; words and music by
J. J. Kiley. [Words and melody
only] ©ice. June 13, 1929; E unp.
7907; John J. Kiley, Peekskill, N. Y.
14613
Thanksgiving day; arr. by Helen Mac-
Gregor; pf., 6 hands. © June 14,
1929; 2 ce. June 20; E pub. 6983;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 14614
That Cleveland hospital disaster;
words and music by B. Samberg.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
June 15, 1929; E unp. 8003; Ben-
jamin Samberg, Brooklyn. 14615
That first little smile; words and
music by W. Fowler. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 7, 1929;
E unp. 7686; Willie Fowler, Okmul-
gee, Okl. 14616
That funny girl of mine; words by F.
L. Forino, music by Luther A. Clark.
© 1 e. June 12, 1929; E unp. 7879;
Frances L. Forino, Streator, Ill.
14617
That is how I waste my life away;
words and musie by J. A. Cash.
[Words and melody only] ©1.«.
June 6, 1929; E unp. 7650; Jesse A.
Cash, Gloversville, N. Y. 14618
That little town girl; words by W. C.
Bishop, music by Jay Wallace Buff.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
June 24, 1929; 2 c. June 28: E pub.
7186; Wellington C. Bishop, Seaside,
Or. 14619
That’s a serious thing: by Jack Tea-
garden, Condon, O’Sullivan and Mos-
That’s a serious thing; fox trot, words
by Jack Teagarden, Joe Sullivan
and Milt Mosirow, music by Eddie
Condon. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 21, 1929; BE unp. 8177;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 14621
That’s my desire; words and music by”
Merrill D. Doyle and L. L. Yost. ©
1 ¢.. June -12,, 1929’; “i unp. 7943;
Leland L. Yost, San Antonio. 14622
That’s the way she likes it; words and.
music by T. Dorsey. [Words aumidL.
melody only] © 1. June 5, 1929?
E unp. 7617; Thomas Dorsey, Chi-
cago. 14623
That’s what a child can do; words and
music by L. Wolfe Gilbert and Abel
Baer. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. June 18, 1929; E unp. 8128; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 14624
That’s what I call love; words by
Jack Ellis, music by Harold Arlen.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
June 26, 1929; E unp. 8328; Spier &
Coslow, ine., New York. 14625
That’s what you are to me; words and
music by G. Doro. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 10, 1929;
E unp. 7780; Grace Doro, New York.
14626
That’s what you mean to me; words
and music by Herbert Scharlin and
A. Jacobs. [Words and melody
only] ©1«. June 8, 1929; E unp.
7755; Albert Jacobs and Herb Schar-
lin, San Francisco. 14627
That’s when I fell in love with you;
words and music by Lou Miller.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 28, 1929; E unp. 8423; Louis
Strizik, Jackson Height, L. I., N. Y.
14628
That’s why I fell in love; words by
J. S. Costanzo, music by Samuel H.
Speck. New York City, Frank Hard-
ing. ©, June), 1929; 2.¢ June d7 >
E pub. 6816; Joseph S. Costanzo,
Queens Village, N. Y. 14629
That’s why I stopped loving you;
words by F. Hart. music by Eddie
Young; pf. [Photostat] © 1 «.
June 22, 1929; E unp. 8195; Frank
Hart, New York. 14630
That’s why my broken heart cries;
words and music by P. A. Cavallo,
irow. [Melody only] © 1c. June jr. © 1 ce. June 28, 1929; E unp.
£2. 1929 ; E unp. 7873; Broadway 8432; Peter A. Cayallo, jr., Ch'cago.
music ccrp., New York. 14620 14631
161
CATALOGUE, OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14632
That silver thread is broken now;
poem and melody by C. H. Leber, pf.,
ukulele, and banjo uke. accs., by O.
M. Cook. [Blue-print] © 1c. June
26, 1929; E unp. 8367; Charles H.
Leber. Kent, Wash., and O, M. Cook,
Seattle. 14632
That tantalizing melody; words by H.
Kirzeder, music by J. B. Harding ;
pf. and ukulele ace. © 1'c. June 24,
1929: E unp. 8256; John Brendon
Harding and Harold Kirzeder, Peru,
jOuy 14633
That Yankee mother of mine; words
by J. F. Jackson, music by Ed. E.
Applegate. [Words and melody
only] ©1ec. June 11, 1929; EH unp.
7801; John F. Jackson, Asbury Park.
14634
Their chains fell away; hymn, words
and music by Joseph Albert Prather.
© 1c. June 24, 1929; EH unp. 8271;
Joe A. Prather, Carthage, Mo. 14635
Then I’ love you; words and music
by B. Ecklund. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. June 28, 1929; © unp.
8466; Bert Ecklund, Brooklyn.
14636
Then I see you; words and music by
M. K. Patton. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Juné.20, 1929; E unp.
8147: May Kriete Patton, Roanoke,
Va. 14637
Then my gal’s in town; words and
music by T. Dorsey. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 5, 1929;
E unp. 7618; Thomas Dorsey, Chi-
CALO. 14638
Then we canoe-dle-oodle along; fox-
trot, by Harry Woods, Charles To-
bias and José Bohr, arr. by Kenn
Sisson; orch. pts., with words. 4to.
© June 7, 1929; 2 ¢. June 8; E pub.
6758; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
14639
Then will I forget to remember you;
words and music by W. A. Dick; pf.
© 1c. June 15, 1929; E unp. 7964;
Walter A. Dick, Denver. 14640
Then youre in love; fox-trot, words
and music by Donald and Howard
Sinnock, of Great Britain, domiciled
at Brooklyn; 1st violin. © 1 ec.
June 11. 1929: BE unp. 8132; Donald
Leslie Wilmot Sinnock, Brooklyn.
14641
Then you’ve never been blue; words
by Sam Lewis and Joe Young, mu-
sic by Ted Fiorito; pf. and ukulele
pt. III, 0. S., v. 24
ge ee ee
ace. © June 20, 1929; 2 c. June
22 Ey ub. GIT
corp., New York. 14642
Theoretische und praktische Schule fur
piano-accordeon; von H. P. Thiels,
of Germany, op. 42. [German, HEng-
lish and Spanish text] © Dee. 1,
1928") 1 ¢.° Mar.’ 13, 19235) 2 Or
eigen 2427; Kahnt & Uhlmann, Alten-
burg/Thiir., Germany. 14643
There is glory in my soul; hymn,
words and music by A. A. Jameson.
©. June .15,, 1929;"2 -¢. June 205
pub. 6909; Lillenas pub. co., Indian-
apolis. 14644
There is nobody just like you; words
and music by H. E. Kennaway, of
Canada. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 1, 1929; E unp. 8310;
Helene E. Kennaway, Rosedale, On-
tario, Canada.
There’s a beautiful country, the home
of the blest; words and music by
G. E. Morley. © 1 ce. June 3, 1929;
E unp. 7527; Gertrude Estelle Mor-
ley, Silverton, Or. 14646
There’s a light lit up in Galilee;
words and music by H. Stoneman.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 27, 1929; E unp. 8407; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
14647
There’s a little cottage on the hill;
words by H. A. Ellison, musie by
Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. June 8, 1929; H unp.
7731; Emma A. Hllison, East Syra-
cuse, N. Y. 14648
There’s a reason for the rain; words
by Baron Keyes. music by lL. A.
Harline. [Chords, single staff] ©
1 c. June 12, 1929; E unp. 7843;
Leigh Adrean Harline, Los Angeles.
14649
There’s love in your eyes; words by
Howard Johnson, music by 8. M..
Berg and Eugene Conte. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 19,
1929: E unp. 8135; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc. New York. 14650
There was nothing else to do; words
and music by Bert Kalmar, Harry
Ruby and Harry Warren. [ Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 19,
1929: E unp. 8087; Remick music
corp., New York. 14651
They want to lick Broadway ; lyric by
Pat Ballard [pseud. of F. D. Bal-
lard], music by Tom Waring.
762
Remick music ©
14645 .
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
June 24, 1929: E unp. 8260; Francis
Drake Ballard, New York. 14652
Things we want the most are hard
to get: words and music by Geo.
W. Meyer, Al. Bryan and John Mc-
Laughlin; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
May 6, 1929; 2 ec. May 9: E pub.
60614: M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 14653
Thinking and dreaming of you; words
and music by G. Charlton. © 1 «
June 24, 1929; E unp. 8273; Gene
Charlton, New York. 14654
. Thinking of her; words by R. N. Ben-
nett, music by Harry Jay [pseud. of
Harry J. Lincoln] © June 8, 1929;
2c. June 10; E pub. 6617; Raymond
N. Bennett, San Jose, Calif. 14655
Thinking of the dear ones at home;
words by B. Szymbara, music by
Samuel H. Speck. New York City,
Frank Harding. W , June, 5,, 1929;
2c. June 19; E pub. 6965; Bernice
Szymbara, Detroit. 14656
Thinking of you; words and music
by Edith L. Waltman; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Apr. 30, 1929;'2 «.
June 20; E pub, 6920; National mu-
sic co., Chicago. 14657
Thinking cf you, thinking of me,
thinking of you; words and music
by H. Dalton. [Words and melody
oy? © 1c June 11, 1929: B
unp. 7800; Howard Dalton, New
York. 14658
This ain't no place for me; words and
music by Jim Jackson. [Words and
melody only] © 1.¢. June 3, 1929;
E unp. 7405; Southern music pub.
co.,-ine., New York. 14659
This morning she was gone; words
and music by Jim Jackson. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 3,
1929; E unp. 7426; Southern music
cub. co., inc., New York. 14660
This thing called love; words by Ray-
mond Young, music by M. Garrett.
[Cherds, single staff] © 1c. june
26, 1929; E unp., 8381; Marjorie
Garrett. New York. 14661
This way out! by Luis Russell, Henry
Allen, jr., Omer Simeon and Albany
Bigard, arr. by Luis Russell; orch.
pts. 4to. © May 7, 1929: 2c. June
1; E pub. 6435; Denton & Haskins
music pub. co., inc., New York,
14662
14674
Thomas A. Edison, miracle man; fox-
trot march song, words and music
by George M. Cohan. © May 8381,
1929; 1 e June 5, 1 ec. June 14; H
pub. 6896; VosBurgh’s orchestration
service, New York. 14663
Thomastown breakdown; melody by
BE. C. Helms and J. H. Hogan. ©
i Go Puneasy 19293: Wriunp: 7438.
Southern music pub. ¢o., inc., New
Y.Gnk. 14664
Thou art my all; words and music by
A. H. Helder. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. June 6, 1929; E unp.
7655; Arthur H. Helder, Dearborn,
Mich. 14665
Thoughts of you; words and music by
E. Shamlin. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. June 26, 1929: E unp.
8346; Ernie Shamlin, Oakland, Calif.
14666
Thru the night; by O. Motzan. [Mel-
ody only] © 1c. June 17, 1929; E
unp. 8025; Otto Motzan, New York.
14667
Thunder (The) storm; by Helen Dal-
lam; pf. © June 24, 1929; 2 c. June
24; E. pub. 70387; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cieveland. 14668
Tickle britches blues; fox-trot, by R.
Jones. [Melody only] © 1. June
27. 1929; E unp. 8400; Southern mu-
sic pub. co., inc., New York. 14669
Tierra mia; march, words and music
by N. Menendez, of Cuba, domiciled
at_ New York. ©.1 ¢ June 1, 1929;
E unp. 7397; Nilo Menendez, New
York. 14670
Tiessen (Heinz) Sechs klavierstiicke ;
von H. Tiessen, of Germany, op. 37.
1. Allegro. [5 others] © Apr. 15,
1929; 1 ce. June 1; E for. 5197; Uni-
versal edition, a. g., Vienna. 14671
Tiny (A) little shove would make me
fall in love with you; lyric by Pat
Ballard [pseud. of F. D. Ballard],
music by Tom Waring. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 24, 1929;
E unp. 8267; Francis Drake Ballard,
New York. 14672
Tiny (A) paradise; text and music by
Mabelle Dyer; med. voice. © June
5;1929; 2 e June 1; \E pub: 6512;
Walter A. Quincke, Los Angeles.
14673
Tip-toe thru’ the tulips with me; by
Joe Burke, arr. by Geo. Trinkaus;
voc. orch. pts. 4to. © June 17,
1929; 2 c. June 20; E pub. 6944; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 14674
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14675
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Tiple blues; words and music by Allen
bros. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. June 3, 1929; E unp. 7462;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 14675
Tired of your low down ways; words
and music by Leroy Carr. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. June 5,
1929; EH unp. 7580; State street mu-
Sic pub. co., ine., Chicago. 14676
To me money seems funny; words and
music by M. Futernick. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. May 31, 1929;
E unp. 8021; Morris Futernick, De-
troit. 14677
To my rose bud; lullaby, words and
music by A. L. Thomson. New York
City, Frank Harding. © May 21,
1929; 2 ce. June 19; E pub. 6968;
Abraham Lincoln Thomson, Eph-
raim, Utah. 14678
To satisfy you; words by Perry Alex-
ander, music by Woody Frisino
[pseud. of Warren Frisino. Words
and melody only] © 1. June 27,
1929; E unp. 8403; Warren Frisino,
Gardenville, Md. 14679
To the brock; by E. C. Goedjen; pf.
© June 8, 1929; 2 c. June 6; E pub.
6564; Hugenie Chloupek Goedjen,
Green Bay, Wis. 14680
To the glory of Sigma chi; words and
music by L. L. Yost. © 1c. June 12,
1929; E unp. 7944; Leland L. Yost,
San Antonio. 14681
To the woodlark ; two-part song, words
by Rcbert Burns, music by Alfred
Redhead, of Great Britain, tonic sol-
fa) ‘tro by? Bw) Timothy ;. treble
voices. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © June 17, 1929; 1 «¢.
June 18; E for. 5296; Stainer & Bell,
Itd., London. 14682
Tochterlein (Das) vom Herrn Pedell;
text von Erwin W. Spahn, musik
von Hermann Leopoldi, of Austria.
© May 2, 1929; 1 c. June 1; E for.
4855; Drei masken verlag, a. g., Ber-
lin. 14683
Too good to be true; words by J. Pin-
cus, music by Jerry Solomon [i. e.
Jerome Solomon] (in Mr. Cinder-
ella) © May 10, 1929; 2 c. June 8;
EX pub. 6689; Jack Pincus, Chicago.
14684
Toodle lolly da; words and music by
B. Miller and Charlotte Kay.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 6, 1929; E unp. 7656; Bob Mil-
ler, New York. 14685
Torjussen (Trygve)
15 etudes; by T.
Torjussen, of Norway, op. 65; pf.
© June 13, 1929; 2 ce. June 14; HE
pub. 6715; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 14686
Tornado (The); allegro tempestuose,
by R. Meredith Willson, orch. by
George J. Trinkaus; orch. pts., with
pf. or organ conductor. © May 17,
1929; 2 ec. May 21; E pub. 6863; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 14687
Torquemada; scéne dramatique, par
Marcel Colin and Georges Krier, of
France; orch. parties, avee pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © May 25, 1929; 1
e. June 10; E for. 5048; J. Yves/
Krier, Paris. 14688
Torture; by Albert Sirmay, of Hun-
gary, domiciled at New York, orch.
by A. HE. Cafarella, of U. 8.; orch.
pts. © May 24, 1929; 2 c. May 28; H
pub. 6341; Atlas music corp., New
York. 14689
Tragic (A) end; by Christiaan Kriens,
scored by Jan Vitolin, organ nota-
tions by Emil Velazco; oreh. pts. ©
June 17, 1929; 2 ec. June 21; E pub.
7055; Crawford music corp., New
York. 14690
Traicion (La); la ealandria, letra y
musica de Simon G. Casas, of Mex-
ico; pf. [Photostat] © Apr. 22,
1929: 2 c. Apr. 27; E pub, Gao;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
14691
Trail of love; words and music by
L. Bey. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 28, 1929; E unp. 8468;
Lawrence Bey, Versailles, O. 14692
Tranquil hours; melody, by Julian
Fredericks, of Great Britain, orch.
by Jacques Greebe, of Great Brit-
ain; oreh. pts., with pf. conductor.
‘ 4to.. ©) Oct., 25, 19283. 4 er Mayda:
1929; E for. 5264; Lareine & Cco.,
Itd., London. 14693
Tras la reja; tango. by J. Bohr, of
Germany, domiciled at New York;
pf. © 1c. June 27, 1929; EB unp.
8405; Jose Bohr, New York. 14694
Tree (The) of love; words by M
Cleveland, music by Samuel H.
Speck. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 5, 1929; E unp. 7633;
Mary Cleveland, Westfield, Mass.
14695
Trees on the hillside; by Ada May
Piaget; pf. © May 28, 1929; 2 e.
June 3; E pub. 6449; Boston music
co., Boston. 14696
764
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
14718
Trio opus no. 1; by A. D. Bastian, ed. | Trust me, Aida; words and music by
by C. Le Galyon-Turik; pf., violin
and cello. © 1c. June 24, 1929;
E unp. 8288; Arthur Lucas Bastian,
New York. 14697
Trippett (M. A.) Three compositions
for clarinet solo with piano accom-
paniment. 1. The Sstarter’s waltz.
[2 others] © Mar. 26, 1929; 2 e¢.
Mar. 27; E pub. 4599; M. A. Trip-
pett, Bartlesville, Okl. 14698
Tristesse angoissante;: par Th. Kross,
orch. par Georges Krier, of France;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © May 25, 1929; 1 c. June 10;
E for. 5050; J. Yves Krier, Paris.
14699
Tristi ricordi; versi di A. Anastasio,
musica di A. Iannaccone. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 6,
1929; E unp. 7647; Armando Ana-
Stasio and Arnaldo Iannaccone,
Brooklyn. 14700
Trombalicks; by D. Wilson and Dave
Strech; trumpet solo, with pf. acc.
© 1c. June 24, 1929; E unp. 8248;
Dudley Wilson, Spangle, Wash.
14701
True as the stars; words and music
by A. Kahn; pf. © 1c. June 8,
1929; E unp. 7719; Arthur Kahn,’
North Bergen, N. J. 14702
True friend of yesterday; words and
music by M. M. Fedock. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 1,
1929; E unp. 7383; Mary M. Fedock,
Bridgeport, Conn. 14703
True love will never die; words and
music by C. Simmons. © May 27,
1929; 2 c«. May 31; E pub. 6444;
Cyrus Simmons, Knoxville, Tenn.
14704
True mother’s love; waitz song, words
and music by F. Pace, of Italy, dom-
iciled at Worcester. [Words and
music only] ©1c. June 26, 1929;
E unp. 8322; Frank Pace, Worcester.
14705
Trumpet (The) calls; by Lucina Jew-
ell; pf. © May 24, 1929; 2 ec. May
31; E pub. 6475; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 14706
Trumpet’s (The) prayer; slow fox-
trot, by Louis Metcalf and Louis
Russell. [Melody only] © 1.
June 13, 1929; E unp. 8237; South-
ern music pub. co., inec., New York.
14707
W. B. Speth. © 1c. May 27, 1929;
HE unp. 7893; William B. Speth, Den-
ver. 14708
Truth in parentheses; humorous part-
Song, poem by Thomas Hood, music
by Maurice Jacobson, of Great Brit-
ain; men’s voices. 4to. © June 22,
1929 1-¢e.- Sune 19; BH for. 5272; J.
Curwen & sons, ltd., London. 14709
Tu dzien tu noc; oberek, by Stefan
Kominski; violino 1. © 1c. June
15, 1929; E unp. 7995; Consolidated
music pub. house, Chicago. 14710
Tu mens! paroles de Léon-Michel, mu-
sique de Ph. Parés et G. van Parys,
of France. © May 2, 1929; 1¢. June
4; EH for. 4980; Editions musicales
Sam Fox, Paris. 14711
Tumbled down dreams; words and
music by Maurice Gunsky, George
Gibson Davis, and Paul Corbell;
pf. and ukulele ace. © June 10,
1929; 2 e. June 14; E pub. 6722;
Villa Moret, inc., San Francisco.
14712
Tumbling mustard; words by Malcolm
Cowley, music by Hazel Felman. ©
June 19, 1929; 2 c. June 24; E pub.
7030; Gamble hinged music co., Chi-
cago. 14713
Tunes for two; eight pf. duets, by
Dorothy Gaynor Blake. obl. 8vo.
© May 27, 1929; 2 c. May 29; aff.
June 13; AA 17996; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati. 14714
Tunis; oriental intermezzo, by George
J. Trinkaus; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. © May 31, 1929; 2 e.
June 7; E pub. 6794; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 14715
Turn on the heat; words and music
by B. G. De Sylva, Lew Brown and
Ray Henderson. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. June 18, 1929;
E unp. 8126; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 14716
Turn ye, turn ye! words from Eze-
kiel 33, music by May Van Dyke;
low voice; pf. or organ ace. © Mar.
19, 1929; 2 c. June 27; E pub. 7239;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 14717
Tuyo seré!! by Simon G. Casas, of
Mexico; pf. [Photostat] © May
16, 1929; 2 ec. May 21; E pub. 6886;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 14718
765
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14719
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
’"Twas but an angel smiling; words
and music by C. Maduro, of Nether-
lands, domiciled at New York. ©
1 ec June 20, 1929; E unp. 8121;
Charles Maduro, New York. 14719
Twilight bell; by Allene K. Bixby; pf.
© May 31, 1929; 2c. June 7; E pub.
6787; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
14720
Twilight dreams; words by B. Leeper,
music by George L. Cobb. © 1 e¢.
June 10, 1929; E unp. 7769; Bessie
Leeper, Stratton, Neb. 14721
Two blue eyes; words and music by
A. M. Kuschel. © May 25, 1929;
2c. June 18; E pub. 6825; Alice May
Kuschel, Los Angeles. 14722
Two gun cowboy; words and music by
F. Marvin. [Words and melody
only] ©1e June 11, 1929; E unp.
7791; Frankie Marvin, Mamaroneck,
Nid 14723
Two little hours; words and music by
A, Sacco. © 1c. June 3, 1929; E
pub. 75138; Anthony Sacco, Water-
bury, Conn. 14724
Two little love birds; by M: A. Adler;
pf. © 1c. June 8, 1929; E unp.
7759; Myra Agatha Adler, Ottawa,
Kan. 14725
Two time blues; words and music by
R. B. Petties. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. June 3, 1929; E unp.
7465; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 14726
Tzou spet; words and music by F.
Kanapoff. [Text, Hebrew charac-
ters. Words and melody only]
CUdEW iy)
© 1c. June 15, 1929; E unp. 8009;
Fishel Kanapoff, New York. 14727
Uncle Remus; by Milan Roder; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
June 20, 1929; 2 c. June 28; HE pub.
7175; E pub. 7175; Kalmus filmusic
edition, New York. 14728
Under Hawaiian skies; words by H.
Cupp, music by Samuel H. Speck.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 21, 1929; E unp. 8179; Hazel
Cupp, Tyrone, Pa. 14729
Under that sycamore tree; fox-trot,
words and music by R. Dennis. ©
1c. June’ 27, 19292" amps Soom.
Richard Dennis, Denver.
Underneath the Mississippi moon;
words and music by H. Oblinger. ©
14730
1 ec. June 24, 1929; EH unp. 8275;
Harry Oblinger, San Francisco.
14731
Unexpected (The) holiday; by Fran-
ces Terry; pf. © June 3, 1929; 2 ¢@.
June 6; E pub. 6559; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 14732
Unhappy butterfly; fox-trot, song,
words and music by Bryon Gay; pf.
and ukulele or banjulele banjo ace.
© June 6, 1929; 2c. June 8; E pub.
6762 ;-Leo Feist, inc., New York.
14733
Unhappy butterfly; fox-trot song,
words and music by Byron Gay.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
May 29, 1929; E unp. 7503; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 14734
Union (The); words and music by
Archer D. Higenbroadt; pf. © 1 e.
June 12, 1929; E unp. 7877; A. D.
Higenbroadt, Lincoln, Neb. 14735
Unknown blues; words and music by
Gay-Tarter. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. June 3, 1929; E unp.
7471; Southern music pub. co., ine,
New York. 14736
Unseen (The) ship; poem by Kath-
leen Millay, music by P. R. Frey. ©
May 31, 1929; 2c. June 8, 1929; E
pub. 6516; Philip Rockel Frey,
Springfield, O. 147387
Unser Katy; polka, by H. Wilfahrt.
[Melody only] ©1c. June 17, 1929;
E unp. 8059; Eddie Wilfahrt, New
Ulm, Minn. 14738.
Until he came along; words and mu-
sic by G. Taylor. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1ce. June 1, 1929; EH
unp. 7391; Gene Taylor, Chicago.
14739:
Until the end; from College days,
words and music by Fred Fisher,
Martin Broones and Al. Boasberg.
© June 12, 1929; 2 ce. June 14; EB
pub. 6709; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., New York. 14740
Until you say yes to me, baby; words
and musie by Perry Sperber and D.
J. Bookbinder. [Words and melody
only] ©1l1e. June 27, 1929; E unp.
8390; David J. Bookbinder, New
York. 14741
Up in glory; words and music by
James Rowe and C. C. Stafford.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
June 13, 1929; E unp. 8239; South-
ern music pub. co., inc., New York.
14742
766
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
14764
Up in the air with Rosa Jean; words
and music by H. F. O. Wilder. ©
1 ec. June 17, 1929; E unp. 8014;
Hattie Faye Overmyer Wilder, Mo-
renci, Mich. 14743
Varlek; vals, text af Michal, musik af
S..Sune, of Sweden; pf. © Mar. 21,
1929; 1 ¢. June 19; E for. 5267; Edi-
tion Sylvain, Stockholm, Sweden.
14744
Vacant (The) chair; by George F.
Root, concert transcription arr. by
Fred W. Clement; military band pts.,
with conductor. 4to. © May 21,
1929; 2 @« June 4; BH pub. 6581;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 14745
Vagabond (The) ; words by Don Bland-
ing, music by H. M. Van Zile. ©1e.
June 19, 1929; E unp. 8108; Helen
Marie Van Zile, Portland, Or.
14746
Valse amoureuse; by L. Leslie Loth;
pf., 4 hands. © June 21, 1929; 2 ¢.
June 24; E pub. 7085; John Church
co., Cincinnati. 14747
Valse d’amour; by S. Besrukoff, of
Russia, domiciled at Hollywood,
Calif., op. 4; pf. © 1 ¢ June 10,
1929; EH unp. 7776; Serge Besrukoff,
Hollywood, Calif. 14748
Valse dainty ; by Michael Mosiello, arr.
by Claude Lapham; trumpet with
pf. ace. © June 12, 1929; 2¢ June
15; E pub. 6727; Crawford music
corp., New York. 14749
Valse distraite; by Rudolf Friml, orch.
by Joseph Majer; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © June 20, 1929;
2c. June 28; E pub. 7177; Kalmus
filmusie edition, New York. 14750
Valse lente; by Richard Czerwonky;
violin and pf. © May 22, 1929; 2 «.
June 4; E pub. 6571; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 14751
Valse melodique; by Anna Priscilla
Risher; cello and pf. © June 13,
1929; 2 ec. June 14; E pub. 6718;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
14752
Valsette d’amour ; by George Edwards;
violin and pf. © Apr. 18, 1929; 2 e.
June 1; E pub. 6854; Universal edi-
tion a. g., Vienna. 14753
Vaizer della luna; versi di Peppino
Mendes, musica di Edoardo Lanzetta,
of Italy; pf. © May 9, 1929; 1«.
May 31: E for. 4867; A. & G. Carisch
& c., Milan. 14754
Valzer volante; by L. S. Calbi; violin
or mandolin. © 1c. June 5, 1929;
E unp. 7616; Luigi Salvatore Calbi,
Yonkers, N. Y. 14755
Vanishing love; by Rudolf Friml; pf.
4to. © May 10, 1929; 2 c. June 1;
E pub. 6633; Kalmus filmusiec edi-
tion, New York. 14756
Vaundéll ; words and music by Sammy
Myséls, Saully Silverman and Jack
Montana. [Chords, single staff] ©
1c. June 18, 1929; BE unp. 7934; Saul
Jerome Silverman and Samuel Gi-
rard Myséls, Pittsburgh. 14757
Venida; words by Perry Alexander,
music by Woody Frisino [pseud. of
Warren Frisino. Words and melody
only] © 1c. June 27, 1929; E unp.
8404; Warren Frisino, Gardenville,
Md. 14758
Vénitienne; barcarolle-intermezzo, de
Alexandre de Taeye, of Belgium.
4to. 1. Salonorch. parties, avec pf.
conducteur et violino 1 conducteur.—
2. Odeon orch. parties, avee violino 1
conducteur. © June 14, 1929; 1 e¢.
each June 10; E for. 5079; Aug.
Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 14759
Vereecken (Ben) album; 14 solos, by
celebrated composers, transcribed by
B. Vereecken; E flat alto saxophone
with pf. ace. © Mar. 7, 1929; 2 e.
June 27; E pub. 7250; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 14760
Veretti (Antonio) Due canti del
Tasso; versi di Torquato Tasso,
musica di A. Veretti, of Italy. 1.
Qual rugiada o qual pianto. [1
other] © June i, 1929; 1c. June
18; E for. 5230; A. & G. Carisch &
e., Milan. 14761
Viaggiando per l’Italia; valzer, di Ce-
sarino Valenti, of Italy, domiciled at
New York. [Melody only] ©1e.
May 24, 1929; E unp. 7887; Joseph
Cerabino, New York. 14762
Victima (La) del tango; tango argen-
tino, letra de Eugenio Balder,
musica de Luis Barta, of Spain; pf.
© June 13, 1929; 1 ce. June 14; EB
for. 5114; Union musical espafiola,
Madrid. 14763
Victory march; by F. Brown Hamblin ;
pf. [Photostat] © 1 ec. June 22,
1929; E unp. 8214; Frances B. Ham-
blin, Los Angeles, 14764
767
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Vieille chanson du ghetto [and] Danse
populaire juive; d’aprés quelques
motifs populaires de l’Ile de Rhodes,
par A. Hemsi, of Italy, op. 15, no. 1,
2; violon et pf. © Apr. 18, 1929;
1 ¢ June 5; H for. 4917; Edition
orientale de musique, Alexandria,
Hegypt. 14765
Viennese nocturne; par Ed. Poldini, of
Hungary, op. 113, no. 7; pf. © June
14, 1929; 2 c. June 17; E pub. 7108;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
14766
Viennese serenade; by Frederick Hall,
of Australia; pf. © Apr. 11, 1929;
1c. May 29; E for. 4941; Allan &
co., proprietary ltd., Melbourne, Aus-
tralia. 14767
Vierge (La) 4 la créche; de César
Franck, orch. de Victor Charmettes,
of France; orch. parties, avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © June 14, 1929;
1c. June 21; H for. 5247; Enoch &
cie., Paris. 14768
Violin-konzert no. 22; von J. B. Vi-
otti, hrsg. und mit kadenzen und
anmerkungen versehen von Karl
Klinger, of Germany; violine u. kla-
vier Nin A moll. © Jan. 2, 1929;
ive, dune) iv; KH for, 5088; (Cy
Peters, Leipzig. 14769
Violin tutor; a complete modern
method, by Alexander M. Gifford.
4to. ©1c. July 6, 1929; A ad int.
12850; pubd. June 24; John E. Dal-
las & sons, ltd., London. 14770
Volga (The) craze; Russian charles-
ton, fox trot, words by Leo Living-
ston, music by N. Marr. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 6,
1929; E unp. 7648; Naiman Marr,
New York. 14771
Voluttango; versi e musica di Angelo
Ramiro Borella, of Italy. © May
29, 1929;'1 c« June 18; EB for. 5222;
A. & G. Carisch & c, Milan. 14772
Vous étes trop jolie; sur les motifs de
Sérénade a Janina, paroles de R.
Philippon, musique de Rualten, of
France. © June 24, 1929; 1c. June
25; E for. 53801; Société anonyme
des éditions Ricordi, Paris. 14773
Wagner (Richard) Die meistersinger
von Ntirnberg; fantasie, arr. von
Leopold Weninger, of Austria; orch.
pts., with pf.-organ conductor and
Ist violin conductor. © May 10,
1929: 1 c. June 3; EB for. 4904; D.
Rahter, Leipzig. 14774
ptrit, we sy yee
Waiting; words and music by R. A.
Truman, arr. by Bernice Casey. ©
d. es June 24/1929); Hi unpoisaa7
Rolland Albert Truman, Washing-
ton. 14775
Waiting and longing; dramatic ten-
Sion, by Emil Hilb, orch. by William
Spielter; orch. pts. © Feb. 25,
1929: 2 « June 1; E pub. 6640;
Kalmus filmusic edition, New York.
14776.
Waiting at the end of the road; words
and music by I. Berlin; pf. acc,
with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © June 10, 1929; 2 c. June
11; E pub. 6663; Irving Berlin, inc,
New York. 14777
Waiting dear love, for you; words
and music by C. DeFerrari. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June l,
1929; E unp. 7382; Cristina DeFar-
rari, San Francisco. 14778
Waiting for a sweetheart; words by
William MacMahon, music by B.
Shedaker, jr.; pf. © 1 ¢. May 27,
1929; E unp. 7681; Budd Shedaker,
jr., Woodbury Heights, N. J. 14779
Waiting to greet you, darling Marie;
words and music by 8. H. Davis.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 26, 1929; E unp. 8342; Samuel
EK. Davis, Fresno, Calif. 14780
Wake up and dream; selection, by
Cole Porter, selected and arr. by
Guy Jones, of Great Britain; orch.
pts. © May 22, 1929; 1 ¢. May 31;
E for. 4893 ; Harms, inc., New York.
14781
Wallflower ; words by C. Anderson, mu-
sic by Chester Escher; 1st violin.
©1c. June 24, 1929; E unp. 8276;
Carl Anderson, Worcester. 14782
Waltersonia; march, by L. S. Yassel;
full band pts. 4to. ©> Mar. 25,
1929; 2 ¢. June, 27 ;, H. pub siae2;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 14783
Waltz at twilight; par Hd. Poldini, of
Hungary, op. 114, no. 1; pf. © June
14, 1929; 2 ec. June 17; E pub. 7110;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
14784
Waltz poem; by Leopold Godowsky,
phrased and fingered by Leo Go-
dewsky, jr.; violin and pf. nos, 1
& 2. © ‘Apr. 17; 1929;: 2\¢) eaeh
June 27; E pub. 7230, 7231; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York.
14785, 14786
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
14898
Waltz-suite; by Heinrich Gebhard; 2
pfs., 4 hands. © June 15, 1929; 2-c.
June 24; E pub. 6979; EE. C.
Schirmer music co., Boston. 14787
Waltzing cranes: by R. K. Mellon
[pseud. of Paul Bliss]; pf.. 4 hands.
© June 21,1929: 2 ¢. June 24; E
pub. 7091; John Church co., Cincin-
nati. 14788
Walzer der Grace; aus der oper Die
sehwarze orchidee, text von K. M.
v. Levetzow, musik von Eugen d’Al-
bert, of Germany. © Apr. 30, 1929;
ie. June 1; EH for. 5193; Universal
edition, a. g., Vienna. 14789
Wandlungen; kammeroratorium (fiir
bihne oder konzert nach worten von
Hodlderlin, musik von Josef Matthias
Hauer, of Austria, op. 53. Partitur.
© Apr. 27, 1929; 1 ¢« June 1; E
for. 5199; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 14790:
Wann sprechen wir von liebe; tango
und lied. text von Fritz Rotter, mu-
sik von Ludwig Friedmann, of Ger-
many. © May 2, 1929; 1c. June,1;
E for. 4856; Drei masken verlag,
a. g., Berlin. 14791
Wanted—a wife who can cock; words
by E. E. Hughes, music bv H. O.
Carow. © 1 ec. June 20, 1929; EB
unp. 8161; Herman Otto Carow, New
York. 14792
Warhorse game: words and music by
C. P. Reeve. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. June 3, 1929; E unp.
7455; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 14793
Warrior’s march; by Gaston Borch,
arr. by Julius S. Seredy; full orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. © Mar.. 8,
fee. ee Une is a pubs. F245);
Carl Fischcr, inc., New York. 14794
Wasn't someone meant for me? words
and music by P. Boone. © 1c. June
4, 1929; BE unp. 7571; Philip Boone.
Evanston, Lil. 14795
Wassa matter with you; lyrics by Sam
Lewis and Joe Young, music by Jos.
Meyer. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 6, 1929; E unp. 7663;
Remick music corp., New York.
14796
Water music; by Arnold Bax, of Great
Britain; pf. © June 11. 1929; 1 «¢.
June 14; E for. 5166; Murdoch, Mur-
doch & co., inc. with John G. Bur-
doch & co., ltd., London. 14797
Way (A); words by B. H. Johnson,
music by Chester Escher; 1st violin.
© 1c. June 7, 1929; E unp. 7715;
Bernice Hardy Johnson, Williamson,
Nu XY; 14798
We don’t need an umberella [!] when
we are in love; words and musie by
R. Cooke. [Words and melody only ]
©.1c. June 26, 1929; E unp. 8364;
Ralph Cooke, Belmar; N. J. 14799
We gotta have a new song; lyric by
Pat Ballard [pseud. of IF. D. Bal-
lard]; music by Tom Waring.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 24, 1929; E unp. 8259; Francis
Drake Ballard, New York. 14800
We'll meet Some day; fox-trot, words
and music by H. EH. Foster. Brook-
line, Mass., Kenwood music co. ©
June 14, 1929; 2 ec. June 24; E pub.
7064; Edward E. Foster, Brookline,
Mass. 14801
We'll sing on that shore; words and
music by J. R. Baxter, jr. and C. C.
Stafford. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 12, 1929; BH unp. 7819;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 14802
We parted by the riverside; words and
music by E. Stoneman. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 8, 1929;
E unp. 7449; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 14803
We shall all be reunited; words and
music by B. Bateman. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. June 27, 1929;
E unp. 8398; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 14804
We shall know each other better over
yonder; hymn, words and music by
Haldor Lillenas, of Norway, domi-
ciled at Indianapolis. © May 15,
1929; 2 «. June 20; E pub. 6917;
Lillenas pub. co., Indianapolis.
14805
We shal! reach home; words and music
by EF. Clark Perry; male, quartett.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 3, 1929; E unp. 74384; Southern
musie pub. co., ine., New York.
14806
We two; words by Mary Louise Grode,
music by H. R. Grode. ©1c¢. June
8, 1929; E unp. 7747; Howard R.
Grode, Jamaica, ‘L.' I.,) Ni ¥eer4s07
Weather man blues; lyric by Boots
McKenna, music by Monroe Purcell ;
pf. . © 1.e¢, June, 28, 1929; unp.
8428: Edwin Henry McKenna,
Brighton, Mass. 14808
769
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14809
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Weatherdon (H. B.) Caprice; by
H. B. Weatherdon, of Great Britain;
organ. London, Novello & co., Itd.
© June 28, 1929; 1c. June 29; HE for.
5316; H. B. Weatherdon, Chingford,
England. 14809
Welcome shriners; words and music
by P. F. Phelp; pf. and ukulele ace.
Los Angeles, Music makers pub. co.
© May 28, 1929; 2c. June 4; E pub.
6520; Philip Francis Phelp, Los An-
geles. 14810
Well-spring (A) of joy; words and
music by S. Lambert. © 1 ¢. June
17, 1929: BH unp. 8067; Stella Lam-
bert, Inglewood, Calif. 14811
Wenn der weisse flieder wieder biiiht;
slow-fox, text von Fritz Rotter,
musik von Franz Doelle, of Ger-
many. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1c. June 12,
1929; E for..5184; Roehr, ‘a: g.,
Berlin. . 14812
Wenn sie nicht wissen sollten, wen sie
heut kuissen wollten; lied und slow-
fox, aus der Sie werden lachen, text
von Peter Herz und Karl Farkas,
musik von Egon Neumann,: of Aus-
trig. (© Nov. 7, 1928: 1\¢. Jam24,
1929; © for, 3113; Edition Bristol
musik u. biihnenverlag, a. g., Vienna.
14813
Were we meant to be alone; words by
D. Quick, music by Harry Verona.
[Words and melody only] © 1 .«.
June 21, 1929; HE unp. 8183; Dorothy
Quick, Colorado Springs, Col. 14814
West Point; marche, by R. Jacque-
mont, of France; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur.! 4to. © Mar, 25,
1929; 1 @ June 10; H for. 5068;
Choudens, Paris. 14815
West Point; marche, nar Hd. Lavagne.
arr. par Ph. Parés, of France, op.
50; orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur
et 1° violon conducteur. 4to. ©
Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c. June 4, 1929;
EK for. 4984; Editions musicales Sam
HOx, Aris. 14816
Westward ho; part-song, poem and
music by C. F. Chudleigh Candish,
of Great Britain; men’s voices. 4to.
© June 22, 1929; 1 c. June 19; HB
for. 5273; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.,
London. 14817
What a morning that will be; words
and music by A. M. Pace. [Words
and melody only] © 1e. June 12,
1929; E unp. 7831; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York.
14818
What a time; words and music by Jim
Jackson. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 13, 1929; E unp. 8236;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 14819
What does a woman say when she
proposes; words and music by A. H.
Campbell. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 14, 1929; EH unp. 7950;
Alexandria H. Campbell, Cranbrook,
B. C., Canada. 14820
What does it mean to me? words and
musie by Rube Wolf and Sam Cos-
low; pf. and ukulele acc. © June
4, 1929; 2 e. June 5; E pub. 6527;
Spier & Coslow, Inc., New York.
14821
What have I done to make you cry;
words and music by B. H. McLaugh-
lin. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. June 21, 1929; E unp. 8170; Ber-
nard Howard McLaughlin, Cam-
bridge, Mass. 14822
What have I done to you; words by
Frank H. Adams, music by J. J.
Cavalier. © 1c. June 26, 1929; E
unp. 8318; John J. Cavalier, New
York. 14823
What I ask for my little boy; words
and music by Paul Sarazen; pf. and
ukulele ace. © June 13, 1929; 2 e¢.
June 15; E pub. 6741; Remick mu-
Sic corp., New York. 14824
What is love: words by N. Bliss, mu-
sie by Phil Starr. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. June 19, 1929;
EH unp. 8191; Neva Bliss, Metamora,
Mich. 14825
What is this thing called love: from
Wake up and dream, by Cole Porter,
transcribed for pf. by Tony Lowry,
of Great Britain. © June 6, 1929;
1c. June 12; for..dla(e Haums
ine., New York. 14826
What!. no onions? words by Billie
Heger. music by Dorothy Garrison
[pseud. of D. G. En Harl], and Billie
Heger. © 1c. June 15, 1929; E unp.
8010; Dorothy Garrison En Earl,
Anaheim, Calif. 14827
What she says goes; words and music
by Harry Ruby and Bert Kalmar.
[Words and melody only] ©1«..
June 19, 1929; E unp. 8086; Remick
music corp., New York. 14828
What will I do without you? lyric by
Al Dubin, music by Joe Burke; pf.
and ukulele ace. © May 27, 1929;
2 c. May 31; E pub. 6489; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 14829
770
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
14848
When all those millions sing; words
and music by O. A. Parris. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 8,
1929; E unp. 7477; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. 14830
When clouds roll by; words by Baron
Keyes, music by L. A. Harline.
[Chords, single staff] © 1c. June
12, 1929; E unp. 7844; Leigh Adrean
Harline, Los Angeles. 14831
When fairies dance in May; 2 pt. song,
words by Edward Lockton, music by
Ernest Newton, of Great Britain;
treble voices. 4to. © June 26,
fee 2 oe sune 2s Hh pub: 7133 ;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
14882
When I fell in love with you; words
by V. V. Noble, music by George
Sturgis. [Words and melody only]
© 1c June 12, 1929; E unp. 7870;
Vernie Voss Noble, St. Joseph, Mo.
14833
When I gaze at the legs upon a sofa;
words by J. R. Mungo, music by A.
D. Macnair, of Great Britain. Prest-
wick, Prestwick press publicity pro-
motions. © June 6, 1929; 1 c. June
19; E for. 5217; J. Robertson Mungo
and A. Dick Macnair, Prestwick,
Scotland. 14834
When I held you in my arms; words
and music by R. H. Norton, jr.
[Photestat] © 1c. June 27, 1929;
BE unp. 8410; Robert Henry Norton,
jr.. Guilford, Conn. 14835
When I’m up to my knees in clover,
I'll be up to my heart in love; words
and music by Charles Tobias, Hal
Christy and Maceo Pinkard; pf. and
ukulele acc. © May 10, 1929; 2 «.
May 11; E pub. 6851; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inec., New York. 14836
When I only think of you; waltz bal-
lad, words and music by Irma Hop-
per, of Great Britain; pf. and uku-
lele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations] © June 11, 1929; 1c. June
12; E for. 4989; Keith, Prowse & co.,
Itd., London. 14837
When I see my sugar, I get a lump in
my throat; words by Roy Turk, mu-
sic by Fred E. Ahlert. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 4, 1929;
E pub. 7517; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 148388
When I waitz the sweetheart waltz
with you; words and music by B.
B. Browning; pf. and ukulele acc.
San Francisco, Meryl Prince. ©
June 17, 1929; 2 ¢. June 25; H pub.
7045; Beatrice Boyd Browning, San
Francisco. 14839
!
When I wed my true love on the
moon; words and music by H. F-.
Hanson. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 11, 1929; E unp. 7795;
Howard F. Hanson, Starksboro, Vt.
14840
When it’s cherry blessom time in
Washington; words and music by
M. C. Mann. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. June 7, 1929; E unp.
7695; Marion C. Mann, Washington.
14841
When Jesus knows; words by C. F.
Dietsch, music by Phil Starr. New
York City, Frank Harding. © May
381, 1929; 2 c. June 12; E pub. 6733;
Clao Fairchild Dietsch, Rawlins,
Wy. 14842
When the autumn leaves are turning
gold; words and music by Hazel
Jackman. © 1c. June 13, 1929;
EH unp. 7936; Hazel I. Jackman,
Breese, Ill. 14843
When the buckeyes bloom in spring-
time; lyric and music by H. W.
Gaskill. [Photostat] © 1c. June
8, 1929; E unp. 7729; Harry Walker
Gaskill, Los Angeles. 14844
When the dew drops kiss the rose;
waltz, words by R. Bell and T. B.
Jones, music by Robert Van Sickle.
© 1c. June 29, 1929; E unp. 8472;
Robert Bell and Thos. B. Jones, Til-
tonville, O. 14845
When the dream of the dreamer comes
true; words and music by Chas. Le
Clair [pseud. of C. L. Mulligan]
[Words and melody only] ©l1e.
June 15, 1929; E unp. 8004; Charles
LeClair Mulligan, Oakland, Calif.
14846
When the lilac blooms again; slow fox
trot, by Franz Doelle, arr. by Max
Erwin, of Great Britain; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. (In Chappell’s
orchestral journal) © June 1,
1929:.;1.¢.. June ZL: bitoni sess =
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 14847
When the silvery moon is waning;
words and music by J. S. White.
Los Angeles, Wilson music pub. co.
© May 9, 1929; 1 @. May 16, 1 «.
May 31; E pub. 6521; John S. White,
Farmington, Utah. 14848.
Fig jel
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14849
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
When to you I feel like singing; words
and music by B. Monaco. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 7,
1929; E unp. 7696; Ben Monaco,
Holyoke, Mass. 14849
When we meet again, sweetheart; fox-
trot ballad, words and music by Art
Kassel and Marty Bloom [pseud. of
M. L. Blumenthal] © June 21,
1929; 2) eo hune 24 pub. O60:
Leo Feist, ine., New York. 14850
When we parted; words by Patti Jean
Jennings, music by M. J. Callahan.
[Words and melody only] ©11..
June 17, 1929; H unp. 8043; Marie
J. Callahan, Cleveland. 14851
When you are smiling blue eves; lyrics
and music by J. Gaulke; pf. ©1e
June 10, 1929; E unp. 7890; Jack
Gaulke, Milwaukee. 14852
When you bring back again that day
of May; words and music by Chrisea
Sehi [pseud. of C. Gerger], of Hun-
gary. © 1c. June 4, 1929; E unp.
7788; Christina Gerger, Philadel-
phia. 14853
When you fall for some one that’s not
your own; words and music by L.
Johnson. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 17, 1929; E unp. 8316;
Lonnie Johnson, New York. 14854
When you find me dreaming, wake me
with a kiss; words and music by C.
Myers and F. Fisher. [Chords, sin-
gle staff] © 1c. June 4, 1929; E
unp. 7540; Carmel Myers, Holly-
wood, and Fred Fisher, Beverly
Hills, Calif. 14855
When you go a’courtin’; words and
music by G. Foster and D. Fletcher.
[Words and melody only] ©1 6.
June 3, 1929; E unp. 7460; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
| 14856
When you lose your mother, you can’t
buy another; words and music by
G. H. Savage, jr. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ce. June 24, 1929;
E unp. 8253; Guy H. Savage, jr.,
Houston. 14857
When you think of me; by D. Tiom-
kin, of Russia, domiciled at New
York; 1st violin. © 1c. June 14,
1929; BE unp. 7955; Dimitri Tiomkin,
New York. 14858
Whenever you say; words and music
by H. J. Cleary. [Photostat] ©
1 ec. June 22, 1929; E unp. 8211;
Homer John Cleary, Marion, O.
14859
Where are the pals of old days; words
and music by G. L. Taborn, arr. by
H. A. Southard. © 1c June 12,
1929; EH unp. 7802; Geo. Leroy Ta-
born, Los Angeles. 14860
Where are you dream girl; words and
music by Benny Davis, Billy Frisch
and Otto Motzan; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by Hank Linet [pseud. of
Henry A. Linet] © June 11, 1929;
2c. June 11; E pub. 6665; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
14861
Where is my mamma; words and
music by G. Foster and D. Fletcher.
[Words and melody only] ©1e
June 3, 1929; E unp. 7459; Southern
music pub. co., ine., New York.
14862
Where is the barefoot boy; words and
music by G. E. Morley. ©1 ce. June
3, 1929; EH unp. 7528; Gertrude Hs-
telle Morley, Silverton, Or. 14863
Where the bab-bab-babbling brook
goes bub-bub-bubbling by; words by
Harry Pease and Charles O’Flynn,
music by Ed. G. Nelson. © June 19,
1929 ;2 c. June 20; E pub. 6900; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 14864
Where you are, is my home sweet
home; lyric by Bess Hvangeline
Murch, music by Ann Mack Dowel
[pseud. of A. McDowell. Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 25, 1929;
E unp. 8295; Anna McDowell, Dear-
born, Mich. 14865
Whitewash station blues; words and
music by Will Shade and Jeb Jones.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
June 12, 1929; E unp. 7839; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
14866
Who are you loving tonight? words
and music by G. V. Spence. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 13,
1929; E unp. 7914; Grayace V.
Spence, Detroit. 14867
Who ean tell; from General Crack,
lyric and music by Ray Perkins; pf.
and ukulele ace. © June 13, 1929; 2
e. June 18; E pub. 6881; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 14868
Who in the L are you; words and
musie by Byron Gay; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © May 31, 1929; 2 c. June
4; E pub. 6523; Villa Morét, inc.,
San Francisco. 14869
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
14889
Whoop it up; words and music by
Mike Jackson. © June 38, 1929; 2 c.
June 26; E pub. 7072; Clarence Wil-
liams music pub. co., inc., New York.
14870
Whoopee (The) hat brigade; words
and music by Monty Siegel and Moe
Jaffe. © May 28, 1929; 2c. May 29;
E pub. 6478; Shapiro, Bernstein &
eo., ine., New York. 14871
Whoopee! on the roundup trail; rodeo
song, words and music by E. J. Ed-
munds, arr. by B. Shield. © June 1,
1929: 2c June 1030. pub. .6807 ;
Erwin J. Edmunds, Portland, Or.
14872
Whose fault, it’s more yours than
mine; words and musi¢e by N. Occhi-
alini. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. June 26, 1929; BE unp. 8339;
Navio Occhialini, Winchendon, Mass.
14873
Why; words and music by T. B. Brats-
berg. [Words and melody only] ©
1 e. June 26, 1929; E unp. 8358;
Thora Bjerva Bratsberg, Minot,
N. D. 14874
Why? words by Ethel W. Kidwell, mu-
sic by Sylvester L. Cross. New York
City, Frank Harding. © June 24,
1929; 2 ec. June 28; E pub. 7184;
Ethel W. Kidwell, Spokane, Wash.
14875
Why baby you ain’t been half tryin’;
words and music by Herbert L. Fitz-
water, arr. by Charles F. Jeter. ©
fie. dane 10, 1925 5H unp..1(62::,
L. Fitzwater, Huntington, W. Va.
14876
Why be blue; words by Florence Ebar-
reta, music by M. K. Abadia.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 10, 1929; E unp. 7770; Manuel
K. Abadia, San Francisco. 14877
Why can’t I be like you; from Fox
movietone follies of 1929, words and
music by Con Conrad, Sidney D.
Mitchell and Archie Goitler, arr. by
Joseph M. Weiss: pf. and ukulele
ace. © June 19, 1929; 2 ¢: June 20;
E pub. 6901; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 14878
Why did you teach me to love you;
words by J. Votypka, music by Sam-
uel H. Speck. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. June 21, 1929; E unp.
8184; Joe Votypka, Bedford, O.
14879
Why don’t you care for me; words and
musie by A. J. Petolino. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. June 12,
1929; E unp. 7846; Anthony J. Peto-
lino, Newark, N. J. 14880
Why should I be lonely; words and
music by G. A. Bugbee. [Words and
melody only] © 1... May 20, 1929;
E unp. 7539; George Atwood Bug-
bee, Memphis, Tenn. 14881
Why some dreams can’t come true;
waltz, words and music by P. How-
ard. © 1. June 6, 1929; E unp.
7640; Pat Howard, Calexico, Calif.
14882
Wild flower rag; by Clarence Wil-
liams ; “pfoix© “Funes, 1929;>2)c¢.
June 26; E pub. 074; Clarence
Williams music pub. co., inc., New
York. 14883
Wild flowers; by Paul. Andrew, of
Great Britain, orch. by Jacques
Greebe, of Great Britain; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. 1. Open-
ing buds. [1. other]. © June 14,
1928; 1 ec. May 15, 1929; E for. 5265;
Lareine & co., ltd., London. 14884
Wild jack blues; words and music by
Hattie Burleson. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ¢. June 15, 1929;
E unp. 8039; Columbia phonograph
co., ine., New York. 14885
Will Mahoney (The) flop; words by
William Mahoney, music by R. E.
Geraghty. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 11, 1929; E unp. 7806;
Robert HE. Geraghty, Brooklyn.
14886
Will ya—won’t cha—can’t I coax ya?
words and music by Pauline Hart.
© 1c. June 22, 1929; E unp. 8199;
Pauline Hartman, New York.
14887
Willst du einen brautigam, dann fahr
mit mir nach Amsterdam! lied und
charleston aus der revue Sie werden
lachen, worte von Karl Farkas und
Peter Herz, musik von Egon Neu-
mann, of Austria. © Oct. 9, 1928:
LyesApr...13; 1929); Ei tom siege. W.
Karezag verlag, Vienna. 14888
Wiilst du seh’n in’s herz einer frau:
valse boston, text von Robert Hey-
mann und Hermann Krome, musik
von Hermann Krome, of Germany.
© June 6, 1929; 1 c. June 29; E for.
5317; E. EKulenburg, Leipzig. 14889
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14890
pti, ne sevr2t
Wilson (Stanley) Four songs from A
' Shropshire lad; poems by A. KE.
Housman, music by Stanley Wilson,
of Great Britain, op. 40; male voices.
4to. 1. The street sounds to the
soldiers’ tread. [3 others] © June
8, 1929; 1 « June 10; E for. 5107;
Stainer & Bell., ltd., London. 14890
Winds to the silent morn; 3-pt. cho.,
words by Richard Watson Gilder,
music by Dorothy Radde Emery;
women’s voices. 4to. © Mar. 6,
1929: Ze. June, 20. Re pub. ¢215;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 14891
Winged (The) victory; words by E.
M. Brainerd, music by Margaret H.
Bronson. 4to. © June 15, 1929; 2
ce. June 17; E pub. 6808; Ethel M.
Brainerd, Cincinnati. 14892
Wings of love; by Rudolf Friml!; pf.
4to. © May 10, 1929; 2 c. June 1;
E pub. 6632; Kalmus filmusic edi-
tion, New York. 14893
Winking and blinking; words by R. D.
Walker, music by Walter Gladden.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 26, 1929; E unp. 8378; Rufus
Dunlocke Walker, Charlestown,
Mass. 14894
Wishin’; words and music by Margaret
Woodin [pseud. of M. M. Coutchie]
[Blue-print] © 1c. June 8, 1929;
E unp. 7739; Margaret M. Coutchie,
Hollywood, Calif. 14895
Wishing and waiting for love; fox-
trot, theme song from Broadway
babies, lyrie by Grant Clarke, music
by Harry Akst, arr. by Frank Skin-
ner; dance orch. pts. 4to. © June
7, 1929; 2 ec. June 11; E pub. 6867;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
14896
Wishing and waiting for love; from
Broadway babies, by Harry Akst,
arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus; vocal orch.
pis.; in G. 4to. © May 31, 1929;
2c. June 4; E pub. 6549; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 14897
Wishing (The) tree; fairy story,
words and music by M. W. Bell.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 18, *-1929;. oH’ *unp.~” s0s0;
Margaret Ward Bell, New York.
14898
Witch (The) of Salem; (La strega
di Salem); historical melodrama in
1 act. by Antonio Perrotta, music by
M. R. Annunziata; orch. se. of pre-
lude and vocal solos. [Italian text]
© 1c. June 11, 1929; E unp. 7884;
Michele Raffaele Annunziata, Utica,
NY Ye 14899
With a rose in her golden hair; words
by O. R. Harman, music by David
Reed. ©1. June 3, 1929; E pub.
7505; Ortha Rutherford Harman,
Jetmore, Kan. 14900
With love along; words by Beth
Brown, music by Gustav Klemm;
med. voice. © Mar. 8, 1929; 2 ¢.
June 27; E pub. 7224; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 14901
Woman; poem and melody by C. H.
Leber, pf., ukulele and banjo uke.
aces. by O. M. Cook. [Blue-print]
© 1 c. June 26, 1929; E unp. 8368;
Charles H. Leber, Kent, Wash., and
O. M. Cook, Seattle. 14902
Wonderful lady; words and music by
V. M. Turner. © 1c. June 8, 1929;
E unp. 7520; Vyvian McRae Turner,
i. e. Mrs. Banks Turner, Leakesville,
Miss. 14903
Wonderful peace; hymn, words, music
and arr. by Haldor Lillenas, of Nor-
way, domiciled at Indianapolis. ©
May 15, 1929; 2c. June 20; E pub.
6919; Lillenas pub. co., Indianapolis.
14904
Wondering who’s kissing you now;
words by S. Ferraro, music by David
Reed. © June 1, 1929; 2c. June 8;
E pub. 6505; Samuel Ferraro,
Bristol, Pa. 14905
Won’t you come back my soldier boy?
words and music by J. S. Donaldson.
[Photostat] © 1c. June 138, 1929;
E unp. 7942; John Shearman
Donaldson, Richmond Hill, N. Y.
14906
Won’t you come back to me darling;
words by M. E. Freed, music by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only] ©
1 e..Apr.,24; 1929; E una coeee
Marguerite E. Freed, Ceresco, Mich.
14907
Won’t you tell me blue moon, where’s
the some one waiting; words and
music by J. Tucker. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 19, 1929;
E unp. 8109; Jeannette Tucker, New
Orleans. 14908
Woodrow Wilson; words by A. G.
O'Hanlon, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 8, 1929; E unp. 7734; Annie G.
O’Hanlon, Savannah, Ga. 14909
(714.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
Words and music; words and music
by A. P. Randolph, arr. by Margaret
Grover. [Photostat] ©1c. June 3,
1929; .E unp. 7548; Alfred. P.
Randolph, Warrenton, Va. 14910
Would you come back, would you?
words by N. Watson, music by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 29, 1929; E unp. 8445;
Nola Watson, Spring City, Tenn.
14911
Wouldn’t it be wonderful? from Is
everybody happy? lyric by Grant
Clarke, music by Harry Akst; pf.
and ukulele acc. © May 27, 1929;
2c. May 31; E pub. 6484; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 14912
Written in heaven; hymn, words by
Fra Morton Sims, music by Haldor
Lillenas, of Norway, domiciled at
Indianapolis. © May 15, 1929; 2 ¢.
June 20; E pub. 6918; Lillenas pub.
co., Indianapolis. 14913
Year (A) ‘from today; words and
music by Al Jolson, Ballard Mac-
donald and Dave Dreyer. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 12,
1929; E unp. 7847; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 14914
Yeast (The) foamers; march, by J.
Oliver Riehl; pf. Chicago, Ill.
Northwestern yeast co. © May 27,
1929; 2 c. May 31; Epub... 6443;
National broadcasting co., ine., Chi-
cago. 14915
Yellow roses; words by I. B. Rossier,
music by Sylvester Long Cross; pf.
© 1c. June 15, 1929; E unp. 7990;
Ida B. Rossier, Port Angeles, Wash.
14916
Yes, he is my man; words and music
by E. M. Roberts. New York City,
Frank Harding music house. ©
Jane S 1929. 2c. June 12; BE pub.
6731; E. Manning Roberts, Reno,
Ney. 14917
Yes, Jesus is dwelling within; hymn,
words and music by P. P. Bilhorn.
© June 24, 1929; 2 c. June 27; E
pub. 7146; Peter Philip Bilhorn,
Chicago. 14918
Yo soy tu viejito aquel; letra y musica
de Luis Aguinaga, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles; pf. [Photo-
Stat] © June 18, 1929; 2 c. June
24; E pub. 7008; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 14919
Yokohama dream boat; words by P.
Ponce, music by Jack Egan; pf. acc..,
with ukulele arr. by Merle T. Ken-
63565—29—_8
14929
drick, and special pf. cho. © June
14, 1929; 2 c. June 18; E pub. 6691;
Phil Ponce, New York. 14920
Yokosan; Japanese love song, words
and music by James B. Beam, arr. by
William Stickles; female trio. New
York, N. Y., Chappell-Harms, ine.
4to. © June 24, 1929; 2 c. June 25;
E pub. 7059; Harms, ine., New York.
; 14921
You; words and music by P. F. Carter.
© 1e¢. June 10, 1929; E unp. 7753;
Page F. Carter, Kansas City, Mo.
14922
You and I; words and music by D.
Blackburn. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. June 7, 1929; E unp.
7684; David Blackburn, Conehatta,
Miss. 14923
You and I, in the moonlight; by M. K.
Jerome, arr. by Jean Olivier, of Bel-
gium; band orch. pts., with solo B.
flat cornet conductor; in EH flat. obl..
24mo. © May 31, 1929; 2 c. June
4; E pub. 6546; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 14924
You and I, in the moonlight; lyric by
Ned Washington, music by M. K.
Jerome, arr. by Herbert Deer; mixed
voices. 4to. © June 17, 1929; 2c.
June 20; E pub. 6951; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 14925
You are a little too small; words and
music by T. Ashley and Doc Walsh.
[Words and melody only] © 1 .«.
June 3, 1929; E unp. 7417; Southern
music pub. co., inc., New York.
14926
You are my light in the sky; theme
song of The light in the sky, words.
and music by Anne Caldwell, Rob-
ert Hood Bowers and Ben Selvin;
pf. aud ukulele ace. © June 13,
1929; 2 ec. June 15; E pub. 6740;
Remick music corp., New York.
14927
You are my rain beau, under a cry
baby sky; lyrics by Sam Lewis and
Joe Young, music by Jos. Meyer.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
June 6, 1929; E unp. 7664; Remick
music corp., New York. 14928
You are the girl I love; words by G..
W. Roger's, music by Sylvester Long
Cross. New York, Frank Harding.
© May 20, 1929; 2c June 5; E pub.
6683; George W. Rogers, Baker, Or.
14929:
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14930
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
You baby me—I’ll baby you; from
Girl from Woolworth’s, lyric by Al.
Bryan, music by Geo. W. Meyer; pf.
and ukulele ace. © June 17, 1929;
2 c. June 20; E pub. 6954; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 14930
You came to me in dreams; waltz,
lyric by Arnold Azya, music by E.
Morra. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 138, 1929; E unp. 7937;
Egidio Morra, Brooklyn. 14931
You can’t make a monkey out of me;
words and music by John Gentry;
quartett. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 3, 1929; E unp. 7452;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 14932
You certainly look snappy in that Van
Heusen; words by Victor Todd,
musie by Kenneth Christie. © Apr.
29, 1929; 2c. May 14; E pub. 5926;
Judson radio program corp., New
York. 14933
You don’t mind because you love me;
words and music by J. Rechtzeit, of
Poland, domiciled at New York; pf.
© 1c. June 22, 1929; E unp. 8245;
Jack Rechtzeit, Brooklyn. 14934
You gonna need my help; words and
music by Sippie Thomas. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 38,
1929; E unp. 7409; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 14935
You gotta wanta once in a while; lyric
by Edgar Harburg, music by Jay
Gorney and Henry Souvaine. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 15,
1929; E unp. 8031; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 14936
You haunt my dreams; words and
music by J. Meyer, of Canada.
[Words and melody only] ©1ee.
June 26, 1929; E unp. 8349; Joseph
Meyer, Regina, Saskatchewan, Can-
ada. 14937
You know I love you; words and
music by A. M. Cherkose; pf. ©
1 @ June 27, 1929; EB unp. 84388;
Aubrey M. Cherkose, Detroit. 14938
You'll care; fox-trot ballad, lyrics by
Jimmie Marks, music by Gilbert
Torres. © Nov. 28, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
26; E pub. 13865; Torres & Marks,
Leavenworth, Kan. 14939
You'll do it some day, so why not now;
words and music by Allie Wrubel ; pf.
nec., With ukulele arr. by A. J. Fran-
chini. © June 18, 1929; 2 ec. June
19; E pub. 7080; Shapiro, Bernstein
& co., ine, New York. 14940
You'll never find a daddy like me;
words and music by H. A. Nelson.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 38, 1929; E unp. 7480; South-
ern music pub. co., inc., New York.
14941
You made me love you, why did you;
by Carmen Lombardo and Mickey
Kippel, arr. by Herbert Deer; mixed
voices. 4to. © June 7, 1929; 2 ec.
June i1; E pub. 6865; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 14942
You made me love you, why did you?
by Carmen Lombardo and Mickey
Kippel, arr. by Jean Olivier of Bel-
gium; band orch. pts., with solo B
flat cornets conductor; in D flat.
obl. 24mo. © May 381, 1929; 2 «.
June 4; E pub. 6544; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 14943
You ought to see my new baby; by
Herbert Steiner and Ira Schuster,
arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus; voc. orch.
pts. 4to. © June 17, 1929; 2 «
June 20; E pub. 6942; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 14944
You ought to see my new baby; words
by Hugene West and Dave Bernie,
music by Herbert Steiner and Ira
Schuster; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
June 17, 1929; 2 c. June 20; E pub.
6956; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 14945
You promised, but you forgot; ballad,
words and music by M. EH. Conard.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
June ‘7, 1929; 2 ¢) June, 173 BD pub
6815; Marveline E. Conard, Menlo,
Kan, 14946
You're all that I have in the world;
words and music by A. Kennedy.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 26, 1929; E unp. 8351; Agnes
Kennedy, Manchester, N. H. 14947
You're the apple of my eye; lyric by
Pat Ballard [pseud. of F. D. Bal-
lard], musie by - Toms Warne,
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 24, 1929; E unp. 8264; Francis
Drake Ballard, New York. 14948
You’re the only one; lyrics by Dwight.
Taylor, melody by ‘T. Cumings.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
June 15, 1929; E unp. 7994; Thayer
Cumings, New York. 14949
You’re the sweetest little girl to me;
lyric and music by) oD. paiant
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
June 3, 1929; E unp. 7523; Theodore
Salant, Dorchester, Mass. 14950
176
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 6, 1929
You said that I’d find someone; words
and music by R. D. Riedel; pf. ©
1 c. June 18, 1929; E unp. 8045;
Robert D. Riedel, Oakland, Calif.
14951
You've got ‘em beat by far; words
and music by N. Frankforter.
[Words and melody only] © 1e.
June 7, 1929; E unp. 7687; Nettie
Frankforter, Rapid City; S. D.
14952
You've got me pickin’ petals off of
daisies; words and music by B. G.
De Sylva, Lew Brown and Ray
Henderson. [Words and melody
only] ©1e June 18, 1929; E unp.
8123; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
Son, inec., New York. 14953
You want lovin’, but I want love;
words and music by Sam Coslow,
Larry Spier and Jack Osterman;
pf. and ukulele ace. © June 4,
1929; 2 ec. June 5; H pub. 6528;
Spier & Coslow, inc., New York.
14954
You would not play the game; poem
and melody by C. H. Leber. pf., uku-
lele and banjo uke. accs. by O. M.
Cock. [Blue-print] © 1 c. June
26, 1929; E unp. 8369; Charles H.
Leber, Kent, Wash. and O. M. Cook,
Seattle. 14955
Young America; march, lyrics by
Richard Henry Goldman, music by
Edwin Franko Goldman. 1. Band
pts., with solo B flat cornet or trum-
pet conductor.—2. Pf. © Apr. 12, 5,
1929: 2 c..each June 27; E. pub.
7208, 7234; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 14956, 14957
Young felow [!] march; par Marcel
Devaux, of France; orch. parties;
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © May
25, 1929; 1 ec. June 10; E for. 5066;
Choudens, Paris. 14958
Young man Cupid; words and music
by R. B. Ray. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. June 1, 1929; E unp.
7388; Roy Berry Ray, Los Angeles.
14959
Your father put me out: melody by
Leo Soilean and Mayuse Lafleur.
© 1c. June 3, 1929; E unp. 7498;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 14960
Your Flag and my Flag; by G. C.
Sohnle; melody with pf. acc. ©
1 ce. June 10, 1929; E unp. 7785;
George Charles Sohnle, Newark,
ee 14961
14972
Your lips, your eves, tell lies to me;
by S. McNeil; melody, with pf. acc.
© 1c. May 3, 1929; E unp. 6401;
Stephen McNeil, San Francisco.
14962
Your Spanish shawl; words and music
by H. J. Cleary. . [Photostat] .©
hoc. June 22, 1929: Hs unp. S212:
Homer John Cleary, Marion, O.
14963
Youth; words and music by O. W.
Moeller. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 12, 1929: E unp. 7850;
Otto W. Moeller, Edwardsville, Il.
14964
‘Yuletide (A) ditty: unison song, words
from a 17th century carol, music
by Frederic H. Wood, of Great Brit-
ain, ov. 11, no. 9. 4to. © June 17,
1929--al— Ge une ee + fors-5295"
Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 14965
Zanzibar; procession of the king, by
Henry Hadley; orch .pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © June 20, 1929;
2c. June 28: E pub. 7180; Kalmus
filmusic edition, New York. 14966
Zeibek; six danses turques, sur des
motifs populaires de |’ Ile de Rhodes,
par Alberto Hemsi, of Italy, op. 21;
pf. 1°° cahier. no. 1-3. © Apr. 16,
1929; 1 ce. June 5; E for. 4916; Edi-
tion orientale de musique, Alexan-
dria, Egypt. 14967
Zihuatleco (El); words and music by
E. Rubio, of Mexico; pf. © 1 «a
Jan. 16, 1929; E unp. 2861; Ernesto
Rubio, Los Angeles. 14968
ZAiki-Paki Ziki-Pu; canzone one step,
di Vittorio Mascheroni, of Italy;
piecola orch. parti. 4to. © June 1,
1929: be: June :18.; \E for. 5235;
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 14969
Ziki-Paki Ziki-Pi; one-step, versi di
Peppino Mendes, musica di Viitorio
Mascheroni, of Italy; pf. © May 3,
1929; 1 c. May 31; E for. 4866; A. &
G. Carisch & c., Milan. 14970
Znywa; words and music by HE. Zu-
kowsky, of Poland. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 17, 1929;
E unp. 8070; Eugene Zukowsky, New
York. 14971
Zu Zan; words by Rachel Mack Wil-
son, music by Morris Cowdery.
[Words and meiody only] ©1.«.
June 10; 1920; Hung. Wea: M. WA.
Cowdery, Cleveland. 14972
lab
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Zuro (Josiah) Three character E for. 5190; Universal edition, a. g.,
sketches; by J. Zuro, of U. S., and Vienna. 14974
epee Soe we eine 3° romanesque; de Blair Fairchild ;
Loyalty. [2 others] © Mar. 10, as S pad a oe = eae 10;
1929: 2 c. June 1: E pub. 6638: DUDA yoo ce) Ue a pbc (2
Kalmus filmusic edition, New York. | _ ' .
14973 | VIII. symphonie; von N. Mjaskowsky,.
op. 26, arr. von Arthur Willner, of
II. streichquartett; von Erwin Schul- Germany:; pf. 4 4 mains. © Apr. 6,
hoff, of Czechoslovakia. Partitura. 1929; 1 c. May 38; E for. 5203; Uni-
12mo. © Apr. 10, 1929; 1 ¢. June 1; versal edition, a. g., Vienna. 14976
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1929:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 34 unpublished) _ 105
Class H, Musicai compositions (including 5,979 unpublished) ________ 14, 871
0 oF len A hi AR, OAS La CLA a DD 2M OR ARS SN +. 14, 976
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LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN
RENEWED UNDER SEC, 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909 [14976]
Above the blue sky; primary hymn,
words by E. HE. Hewitt, music by
E. 8. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as the author of the mu-
Sic. R 3625, May 10, 1929. 1
Adagio élégiaque; by Henri Wieniaw-
ski, op. 5, ed. and fingered by L.
Lichtenberg ; violin, with pf. ace. ©
Leopold Lichtenberg, New York, as
the author of the new matter. R
3444, Mar. 7, 1929. 2
Adon olom (The Lord of all did
reign) ;: my strength and song is the
Lord, Psalm 118, 14, music by A.
Foote, op. 53. © Arthur Foote, New-
ton Center, Mass., as the author of
the music. R 3782, May 29, 1929. 3
Album leaf; by John C. Walling, op.
50, no. 1; pf. © Minnie C. Walling,
Seattle, as the widow of the author.
R 3586, May 17, 1929. 4
Alice; romance, transcription de con-
cert, by Joseph Ascher, ed. by L.
Oesterle; pf. © Louis Oesterle, New
York, as the author of the new mat-
ter. R 3812, Mar. 7, 1929. 5
An der wiege; von Ernst Biicher
ipeeude of A... J... Boex].:\.pf.... ©
Cincinnati, as the
R 3553, May
6
Louise Boex,
widow of the author.
17, 1929.
An die morgenréte (To the rosy morn-
ing); von B. Shapleigh, op. 18, no.
1; ftir hohe stimme. © Bertram
Shapleigh, Chicago, as the author.
R 35138, Apr. 4, 1929. 7
Angel (The) at the tomb; service for
Easter, words by Irvin H. Mack
[and others], music by J. L. Hall
[and others]. © J. Lincoln Hall,
Philadelphia, as one of the authors
of the music. R 3369, Jan. 28, 1929.
8
Angels (The) sang glory; Christmas
carol, words by E. E. Hewitt, music
by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lo-
renz, Dayton, O., as the author of
the music. R 3618, May 10, 1929. 9
Anglo-Saxons of to-day; from The de-
fender, libretto by Allen Lowe, music
by C. Dennée. © Charles Dennée.
Brookline, Mass., as the author of
the music. R 3768, May 29, 1929.
10
Arabella’s way; song for girls, words
by Mrs. Geo. A. Palmer, musie by E.
S. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as the author of the mu-
sie. R 3418, May 18, 1929. 11
Ariette; by J. H. Rogers; pf. ©
James H. Rogers, Cleveland, as the
author. R 3582, May 17, 1929. 12
Arioso; by Adolf Frey, for pf., arr. by
Otto Langey; small orch. © Lizzie
Langey, New York, as the widow of
the author of the arrangement. R
3421, Feb. 27, 1929. 138
Artie; from Prince of Pilsen, words by
Frank Pixley, music by Gustav Lu-
ders. © Gustav Chase, Brooklyn,
as the next of kin of the author of
the music, who is not living. R
3856, June 7, 1929. 14
Ashamed of Jesus; anthem, music by
L. O. Emerson. © Mabel H. Emer-
son, Arlington, Mass., as the child
of the deceased author of the music.
R 3409, May 20, 1929. 15
Ashamed of Jesus; music by Chas. M.
Davis; duet for sop., or ten., and
alto. © Kate Davis Crapser, Monte-
rey Park, Calif., as the next of kin
of the author of the music, who is
not living. R 3402, May 17, 1929.
16
At the bottom of the sea; poem by A.
J. Waterhouse, music by H. Tourjée.
© Homer Tourjée, Los Angeles, as
the author of the music. R 3579,
May 17, 1929. 17
At twilight; words by Editha Ashmon
Baker, music by Horatio W. Parker,
op. 51, no. 4. © Anna Parker, New
York, as the widow of the author
of the music. R 3538, Apr. 24, 1929.
)
Auf wiederseh’h; poem by Richaru
Dietrich, English by Mrs. O. B.
Boise, music by Arthur Nevin: sop.
or ten. © Arthur Nevin, New
Canaan, Conn., as the author of the
music. R 3814, Mar. 16, 1929. 19
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Awake! ye sons of light and glory;
sacred song, words by Samuel
Adams, music by W. R. Spence; in
B flat. © William R. Spence, Perth,
Ontario, Canada, as the author of
the music. R 38765, May 29, 1929.
20:
Baldwin (Ralph L.) Sonata; in C
min.. op. 10; organ. © Ralph L.
Baldwin, West Hartford, Conn., as
the author. R 3816, Mar. 19, 1929.
2
Barcarolle (Boat song); par Raoul
Gabriel [pseud. of A. J. Boex) ; pf.
© Louise Boex, Cincinnati, as the
widow of the author. R 38596, May
17, 51.929. Pap
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Adelaide;
English version by T. Baker; sop.
or ten. © Theodore Baker, Leipzig,
as the author of the translation. R
3428, Mar. 7, .1929. Da
An die ferne geliebte (To the dis-
-tant beloved); cycle, from Master
songs of the great composers,
[words] by A. Jeitteles, English tr.
by Theo. Baker, music by Ludwig
von Beethoven, op. 98; high voice.
© Theodore Baker, Leipzig, as the
author of the translation. R 3821,
Apr. 24, 1929. 24
— Hymn to night; cho., arr. from
Sonata, op. 57, by Max Spicker, Eng-
lish version by Theo. Baker; men’s
voices. © Isabel Spicker Elsner,
Brooklyn, aS the widow of the au-
thor of the arrangement. R 3439,
Mar. 7, 1929. 25
Hymn to night; English version
by Th. Baker, arr. by Max Spicker ;
mixed voices. © Isabel Spicker
Elsner, Brooklyn, as the widow of
the author of the arrangement. R
3807, Mar. 7, 1929. 26
Behold, God is my salvation; anthem,
music by G. B. Nevin; mixed voices.
© George B. Nevin, Easton, Pa., as
the author of the music. R 3701,
Jan. 19, 1929. 27
Berceuse: by B. Sturm; violin and pf.
© Bernard Sturm, Ann _ Arbor,
Mich., as the author. R 3530, Mar.
18, 1929. 28
Bethlehem (The) way; Christmas
service, text by E. E. Hewitt, music
by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund §&.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author
of the music. R 3623, May 10, 1929.
20
Billboard (The) march; by. Jae
Klohr. 1. Pf.—2. Band.—8. Orch.—
4,2 mands., guit. and pf. © John N.
Klohr, Cincinnati, as the author. R
3711-3714, Mar. 27, 1929. 30-33.
Biaze-away; march two-step, by A.
Holzmann; pf. © Abe Holzmann,
East Orange, N. J., as the author.
R/3615; Jan, 21; 1929: 34
Blissful dream; intermezzo, by H.
Meyer-Helmund, arr. by T. M. To-
bani. 1.° Orch.—2.. Military band.
© Theo. Moses Tobani, Jackson
Heights, N. Y., as the author of the
arrangement. R 4887, 4890, Aug. 24,
1929. 35
Blow, blow thou winter wind; Shake-
sperian song set to music by C. B.
Wilson-Adams. © Carrie B. Adams,
Portland, Or., as the author of the
music. R 38569, May 17, 1929. 36
Blue eyes, true eyes; words by A. J.
Waterhouse, music by H. Tourjée.
© Homer Tourjée, Los Angeles, as
the "author of the ‘music. “KR So7T7,
May 17, 1929. 38T
Boat song; by W. C. E. Seeboeck; pf.
© Mabel B. Seeboeck, Chicago, as
the widow of the author. R 3564,
May 17, 1929. 38
BOex (Ae sleo Une mélodie; par
Raoul Gabriel [pseud. of A. J.
Boex) ; pf. © Louise Boex, Cincin-
nati, as the widow of the author.
R 3597, May 17, 1929. 389
Bold (The) hussars; from The stroll-
ers, lyrics by Harry B. Smith, music
by Ludwig Englander. © Carla
Englander Poltz, Vienna, as the next
of kin of the author of the music,
who is not living. R 3651, Mar. 20,
1929. 40
Bonita; march two-step, by M. W.
Butler [pseud. of P. B. Perry]; pf.
or organ. © Philip Butler Perry,
Sedalia, Mo., as the author. R 3509,
Feb. 11, 1929. 41
Boots and saddles; soldier’s farewell,
words by Ednah Proctor Hayes, mu-
sic by Dudley Buck; ten.; in C. ©
Madeline Blossom and Helen B.
Buck, New York, as the children of
the deceased author of the music.
R 3447, Mar. 7, 1929. 42
Bor’chu (Praise the Lord); my
strength and song is the Lord, Psalm.
118, 14, music by A. Foote, op. 53.
© Arthur Foote, Newton Center,
Mass., as the author. R 3771, May
29, 1929. 43.
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Bower (The) of love: waltzes, by J.
W. Bratton; pf. © John W. Brat-
ton, Brooklyn, as the author. R
3671, Apr. 4, 1929. 44
Burdett (George A.) Ten responses:
music by G. A. Burdett; mixed
voices. © George A. Burdett, New-
ton Center, Mass., as the author of
the music. R 3483, Mar. 7, 1929. 45
Cellarer’s (The) toast; from Maid
Marian, words by Harry B. Smith,
music by Reginald DeKoven. ©
Anna DeKoven, New York, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 3658, Mar. 20, 1929. 46
Child Jesus; Christmas carol, music
by G. C. Gow: women’s voices. ©
George C. Gow, Poughkeepsie, N. Y..,
as the author of the music. R 3440,
Mar. 7, 1929. AT
Child of the manger; words by E. E.
Hewitt, music by E. 8S. Lorenz; duet
and cho. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Day-
ton. O., as the author of the music.
R 3629, May 10, 1929. 48
Christmas chimes ; organ voluntary, by
E. L. Ashford. © Emma'L. Ash-
ford, Nashville. as the author. R
3389, May 17, 1929. 49
Christmas everywhere: carol, words by
W. C. Martin, music by E. 8. Lorenz.
© Edmund §. Lorenz, Dayton, O.. as
the author of the music. R 3622,
May 10, 1929. 50
Christmas (The) tree; words by Mrs.
Geo. A. Palmer, music by E. S Lo-
renz; sop. and ten. duet. © Ed-
mund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O.. as the
author of the music. R 3417, May
18, 1929. 51
Colibri (Le) (The humming bird);
song. by Liza Lehmann. © Herbert
Bedford, London, as the widower of
the author of the music. R 3547,
May 17, 1929. 52
Come join our dancing: minuet, by
Karl Linders [pseud. of A. Geibel];:
women’s voices. © Adam Geibel,
Philadelphia, as the author of the
music. 3700. Dec. 26, 1928. 53
Come kiss yo’ mammy good-night:
darky song, words and music by A.
W. Noll: high voice, in G. © Albert
W. Noll, New York. as the author.
R 3420, Mar. 23, 1929. 54
Concerto no. 8, in E minor: by Pierre
Rode, op. 13, ed. and fingered by L.
Lichtenberg, pf. ace. arr. by Fried-
rich Hermann; violin, with pf. ace.
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© Leopold Lichtenberg, New York,
as the author of the new matter. R
3445, Mar. 7, 1929. 55
Consider the lilies; music by John
Bunyan Herbert; sop. and alto. ©
Fannie Graham Herbert. Monmouth,
Ill., as the widow of the author of
the music. R 3486, May 10, 1929.
56
Creole cradle song; words by M. F.,
muzie by G. H. Clutsam; in E. ©
George H. Clutsam, Hempstead. Eng-
land, as the author of the music.
R 3788, May 29, 1929. 57
Cupid in Arecady: by W. H. Pommer.
© W. H. Pommer, Columbia, Mo.. as
the author of the music. R 3716,
Mar. 27, 1929. 58
Cupid’s kiss: song, by Reginald De-
Koven. © Anna DeKoven. New
York, as the widow of the author of
the music. R 3839, May 17, 1929.
59
Dainty Dorothea; by Reginald De-
Koven; sop. or ten. © Anna De-
Koven, New York, as the widow of
the author of the music. R 3843,
May 17, 1929. 60
Daisy time; words by Edward Tesche-
macher, music by Luigi Denza: sop.
or ten. © Leila Denza, London. as
the widow of the author of the mu-
sic.’ R 3430; Apr..15, 1929: 61
Dance of the frowsey [!] heads: by
P. B. Storey; pf. © Pauline B.
Story, New York. as the author. R
3614, Apr. 30, 1929. 62
Dance of the giraffes; by S. E. Mor-
ris; pf. © S. E. Morris. Columbus,
O.. as the author. R 3544, Apr. 24,
1929. 63
Dangle him lightly; from Sultan of
Sulu, words by George Ade, music
by Alfred G. Wathall. © A. G. Wat-
hall, Chicago. as the author of the
music. R 3684, Apr. 29, 1929. 64
Day (The) of days; Christmas solo,
by E. L. Ashford; sop. © Emma L.
Ashford. Nashville, as the author of
the music. R 3396, May 17, 1929. 65
Daybreak; anthem, music by J. A.
Parks. © J. A. Parks, York, Neb.,
as the author of the music. R 3406,
May 20, 1929. 66
Delia; from Sultan of Sulu, words by
George Ade. music by Alfred G. Wat-
hall. © A. G. Wathall, Chicago, as
the author of the music. R 3697,
Apr. 29, 1929. 67
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Denny’s daughter; words by M.
O'Neill, music by C. Willeby. ©
Charles Willeby, London, as the au-
thor of the music. R 3589, May 17,
1929. 68
Dew (The) is on the heather; from
Maid Marian, words by Harry B.
Smith, music by Reginald DeKoven.
© Anna DeKoven, New York, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 3667, Mar. 20, 1929, 69
Diana; from King Dodo, lyric by
Frank Pixley, music by Gustav
Luders. © Gustav Chase, Brook-
lyn, as the next of kin of the author
of the music, who is not living. R
3689, Apr. 2, 1929. 70
Didn’t know exactly what to do; from
Prince of Pilsen, words by Frank
Pixley, music by Gustav Luders. ©
Gustav Chase, Brooklyn, as the next
of kin ot the author of the music,
who is not living. R 38854, June 7,
1929. 71
Dolly (A) lullaby; words by A. J.
Waterhouse, music by H. Tourjée.
© Homer Tourjée, Los Angeles, as
the author of the music. R 3570,
May 17, 1929. (2
Dolly Varden; march, from Julian
Hdwards’ musical comedy, arr. by
Herbert L. Clarke; military band.
© H. L. Clarke, Long Beach, Calif.,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 3699, Apr. 2, 1929. 73
Dolly Varden ; march, from the musical
comedy by Julian Edwards, arr. by
Otto Langey; orch. © Lizzie
Langey, New York, as the widow of
the author of the arrangement. R
3669, Apr. 2, 1929. 74
Dolly Varden; mazurka, three-step
from the musical comedy by Julian
Hdwards, arr. by Otto Langey; orch.
© Lizzie Langey, New York, as the
widow of the author of the arrange-
ment. R,3670, Apr. 2, 1929. 75
Dolly Varden; selection from Julian
Edwards’ musical comedy, arr. by
Herbert L. Clarke; band. © H. L.
Clarke, Long Beach, Calif., as the
author of the arrangement. R 3693,
Apr. 2, 1929. 76
Don’t you know it’s Christmas? words
by E. E. Hewitt, music by H. S.
Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as the author of the music.
R 3619, May 10, 1929. 17
Dream (A); from Songs from the
Turkish hills, music by G. H. Clut-
sam; high voice. © George H. Clut-
sam, Hampstead, England, as the
author of the music. R 3792, May
29, 1929. . 78
Dream shadows; tone picture, by Otto
Langey; pf. © Lizzie Langey, New
York, as the widow of the author.
R 3831, Mar. 14, 1929. 79
Drifting by moonlight; morceau de
salon, by M. W. Butler [pseud. of
P. B. Perry]; pf. or organ.
Philip Butler Perry, Sedalia, Mo.,
as the author. R 3510, Feb. 11, 1929.
80
Elfenliebe (Hifin love); von B.
Shapleigh, op. 35; mittlere stimme.
© Bertram Shapleigh. Chicago, as
the author. R 3519, Apr. 4, 1929. 81
Elves and gnomes; petite marche
fantastique, by Reginald DeKoven;
pf. © Anna DeKoven, New York,
as the widow of the author. R
38107, Mar. 27; 1929. 82
En kelohenu (No one is like our God) ;
my strength and song is the Lord,
Psalm 118, 14, music by A. Foote, op.
58. © Arthur Foote, Newton Cen-
ter, Mass., as the author of the
music. R 3781, May 29, 1929. 83
English (An) coon song; from The
strollers, lyrics by Harry B. Smith,
music by Ludwig Englander. ©
Carla Englander Poltz, Vienna, as
the next of kin of the author of the
music. who is not living. R 3653,
Mar. 20, 1929. 84
Eternal light; sacred song, by A. M.
Foerster; med. voice. © Adolph M. °
Foerster, Pittsburgh, as the author
of the music. R 3708, Mar. 27, pine
Etudes for the piano; ed. with direc-
tions for practice, by Rafael Joseffy.
© Marie Joseffy, New York, as the
widow of the author. R 3826, May
%, 1929. 86
Exercices journaliers; 5° partie,
gammes et études aux positions, par
EB. Temporal; violon. © Jean Tem-
poral, Paris, as the next of kin of
the author, who is not living. R
3633, Mar. 27, 1929. 87
Exercises and studies on the piano
forte; for the preparation and de-
velopment of staccato octave play-
ing, by Carl Heinrich Doring, Hng-
lish tr. by T. Baker. © Theodore
782
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Baker, Leipzig. as the author of the
transiation. R 3820, Apr. 28, 1929.
: 838
Explorers (The); finale act 2, from
the musical play, lyric by Bert L.
Taylor, music by W. H. Lewis. ©
Walter H. Lewis, Manchester, N. H,
as the author of the music. R 3686,
Apr. 26, 1929. 89
Explorers (The); overture from the
musical comedy, by W. H. Lewis;
pf. © Walter H. Lewis, Manchester,
N. H., as the author. R 3694, Apr.
26, 1929. 90
Explorers (The); waltzes from the
musical comedy by Walter H. Lewis,
arr. by Karl L. Hoschna: pf. ©
Hettie Hoschna. Patchogue, L. L.,
N. Y., as the widow of the author
of the arrangement. R 3695, Apr.
26, 1929. 91
Ez chayim (It iS a tree of life) ; my
strength and song is the _ Lord,
Psalm 118, 14, music by A. Foote,
op. 53. © Arthur Foote, Newton
Center, Mass., as the author of the
music. R 3776, May 29, 1929. §2
Fairy (A) dance; melodie dansante,
words by R. K. Munkittrick, music
by Reginald DeKoven, op. 160. ©
Anna DekKoven, New York, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 3840, May 17, 1929. 93
Fairy-fingered Fanny; from My An-
toinette, words by M. E. Rourke,
musie by A. E. Aarons. © Alfred
E. Aarons, New York, aS the author
of the music. R 3676, Apr. 2, 1929.
94
Fanfare militaire: en forme de
marche, by Joseph Ascher, op. 49,
ed. and fingered by Louis Oesterle.
© Louis Oesterle, New York, as the
author of the new matter. R 3804.
Mar. 7, 1929. 95
Father, by Thy love; anthem, music
by Arthur W. Nelson. © Flora Nel-
Son Barry, Central Lake, Mich., as
the next of kin of the author of the
music, who is not living. R 3404,
May 17, 1929. 96
Fiji (A) diversion; by T. Bendix; pf.
© Theodore Bendix, Los Angeles,
as the author. R 3865, May 15, 1929.
97
Foolish wedding bells; from Sultan of
Sulu, lyric by George Ade, music
by Alfred G.. Wathall. ©.A. G.
Wathall, Chicago, as the author of
the music. R 3848, Apr. 29, 1929.
98
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For the knot there’s no untying; lyric
by Stanislaus Stange, music by Ju-
lian Edwards. © Philippine Ed-
wards, New York, as the widow of
the author of the music. R 3832,
Apr. 2/1929, 99
Forester’s (The) song; from Maid
Marian, words by Harry B. Smith,
music by Reginald DeKoven. ©
Anna DeKoven, New. York, as the
widow of the author 6f the music.
R 3656, Mar. 20, 1929. 100
Friihlingsmorgen; worte von Clara
Miiller, musik von Max Reger, op.
51, no. 11; mittlere stimme. © Else
Reger, Weimar, Germany, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 3645, Feb. 13, 1929. 101
Frihlingsregen; worte von Christian
Morgenstern, musik von Max Reger,
op. 51, no. 9; mittlere stimme.
Hlse Reger, Weimar, Germany, as
the widow of the author of the mu-
sic. R 3643, Feb. 18, 1929. 102
Funny (The) bone of a mastodon;
from The explorers, lyric by Bert
Leston Taylor, music by W. H.
Lewis. © Walter H. Lewis, Man-
chester, N. H., as the author of the
music. R 3690, Apr. 26, 1929. 103
Garrett O’Magh; waltzes, by Chauncey
Olcott, selection arr. by Karl L.
Hoschna; pf. © Hettie Hoschna,
Patchogue, L. I., N. Y., as the widow
of the author of the arrangement.
R 3648, Nov. 15, 1928. 104
Gates of heaven; words by Wm. H.
Gardner, muSic by P. A. Schnecker.
© Louise Schnecker, New York, as
the widow of the author of the
music. R 3528, Mar. 18, 1929. 105
Gavotte; by J. H. Rogers; pf. ©
James H. Rogers, Cleveland, as the
author, RK 3583, May 17, 1929. , 106
Gavotte; von Ernst Biicher [pseud. of
A. J.. Boex]: pf.. ©, Louise Boex,
Cincinnati, as the widow of the
author. R 3550, May 17, 1929. 107
Gavotte de concert; by M. H. Emery;
pf. © Moritz H. Emery, Ridley
Park, Pa., as the author. R 3769,
May 29, 1929. 108
Geheimnis; worte von Franz Evers,
musik von. Max. Reger, op. 51, no.
4: hohe stimme. © Else Reger,
Weimar, Germany, aS the widow of
the author of the music. R 3688,
Feb. 13, 1929. 109
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Georgia peaches; march two-step, by
Jos. J. Kaiser [i. e. J. J. Denton];
pf. © Jos. J. Denton, New York, as
the author. R 3751, June 1, 1929.
110
German (The) mannerchoer; from
The explorers, lyric by Bert Leston
Taylor, music by W. H. Lewis; male
voices. © Walter H. Lewis, Man-
chester, N. H., aS the author of the
music. R 36838, Apr. 26, 1929. 111
Gladly seeking Jesus; Christmas song,
words by EH. E. Hewitt, music by
EK. S. Lorenz. © Edmund 8. Lo-
renz, Dayton, O., as the author of
the music. R 3626, May 10, 1929.
si Oe
Gleich einer versunkenen melodie;
worte von Christian Morgenstern,
musik von Max Reger, op. 51, no. 8;
mittlere stimme. © Else Reger,
Weimar, Germany, as the widow of
the author of the music. R 3642,
Feb. 13, 1929. 113
Glory to God in the highest; solo and
cho., words by Mrs. Geo. Archibald
Palmer, music by Arthur W. Nelson.
© Fiora Nelson Barry, Central Lake,
Mich., as the next of kin of the au-
thor of the music, who is not living.
R 34138, May 18, 1929. 114
God be merciful; anthem, music by
EK. L. Ashford. © Emma L. Ash-
ford, Nashville, as the author of the
music. R 3405, May 20, 1929. 115
Gounod (Charles Francois) Faust;
waltz, paraphrase brillante by Alfred
Jiiell, op. 129, ed. and fingered by
L. Oesterle: pf. © Louis Oesterle,
New York, as the author of the new
matter. R 3805, Mar. %, 1929. 116
Great and marvellous; harvest an-
them, music by C. Simper. © Caleb
Simper, Barnstaple, England, as the
author of the music. R 3786, April
135, 1929. 117
Great (The) storm at Galveston; imi-
tation of nature, by M. W. Butler
[pseud. of’ P.) B. Perry]. pf. ©
Philip Butler Perry, Sedalia, Mo., as
the author. R 3508, Feb. 11, 1929.
118
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) Solvejg’s
cradle-song; English version by T.
3aker; sop. © ‘Theodore Baker,
Leipzig, as the author of the trans-
lation. ) R ‘3427, Mar)..7,: 1929003 Lo
Groo-groo (The) man; poem by A. J.
Waterhouse, music by H. Tourjée.
© Homer Tourjée, Los Angeles, as
the author of the music. R 3578,
May 17, 1929. 120
Hail to the bride; march and two-step,
by George Rosey [pseud. of G. M.
Rosenberg] © George M. Rosenberg,
New York, as the author. R 3499,
May 25, 1929. 121
Hail to the happy morn; Christmas
carol, words by H. EH. Hewitt, music
by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author of
the music. R 3627, May 10, 1929.
122
He comes; Christmas song, words by
Mrs. Geo. A. Palmer, music by E. S.
Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., as the author of the music.
R 3416, May 18, 1929. 123
Hear the Christmas bells; music by
C. H. Gabriel; duet for sop., or ten.,
and alto. © Charles H. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif., as the author of
the music. R 3401, May 17, 1929.
124
Her rose; words and music by Gerrit
Smith; high voice. © Caroline
Gerrit Smith, Darien, Conn., as the
executrix of the author. R 3548,
Apr. 24, 1929. 125
Hike! soldiers song, from Sultan of
Sulu, lyrics by George Ade, music
by Alfred G. Wathall. © A. G.
Wathall, Chicago, as the author of
the music. R 3698, Apr. 29, 1929. :
12
His promise true: harvest anthem,
music by C. Simper. © Caleb Sim-
per, Barnstaple, England, as the
author of the music. R 3787, April
13, 1929. 127
Hoity-toity ; lanciers, by John Strom-
berg, arr. by Karl L. Hoschna; pf.
© Hettie Hoschna, Patchogue, L. I.,
N. Y., as the widow of the author
of the arrangement. R 38696, Apr. 2,
1929. 128
Holy, holy, holy, Lord God Almighty;
anthem, music by H. J. Stewart;
mixed voices and organ. © H. J.
Stewart, San Diego, Calif., as the
author of the music. R 3423, May 2,
1929. 129
Holy (The) night; Christmas cantata,
for soli, quartet and cho., words
compiled and music composed by
J. H. Brewer; organ ace. Vocal se.
© John Hyatt Brewer, Brooklyn, as
the author. R 3437, Mar. 7, me
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Homeland of the free; by F. H. Brack-
ett; mixed voices. © Frank H.
Brackett, Pittsfield, Mass., as the
author of the music. R 3541, Apr.
24, 1929. 131
Honeysuckle (The); by G. W. Chad-
wick ; mezzo-sop. or bar. © George
W. Chadwick, Boston, as the author.
R 3822, May 1, 1929. 132
Horvath (Geza) Six melodic octave
studies; op. 48; pf. © Thusnelda
Horvath, Vienna, as the widow of
the author of the music. R 3799,
san, 3, 1929, 133
How amiable are Thy tabernacies; an-
them, by C. C. Stearns; mixed voices.
© Florence B. Condy, Boston, as the
executor of the author of the music.
ie. of0o,..sani 19, 1929. 134
How far a girl should go; from Prince
of Pilsen, words by Frank Pixley,
music by Gustav Luders. © Gustav
Chase, Brooklyn, as the next of kin
of the author of the music, who is
not living. 3861, June 7, 1929. 135
How goodly are Thy tents; response,
my strength and song is the Lord,
Psalm 118, 14, music by A. Foote,
opus 53. © Arthur Foote, Newton
Center, Mass., as the author of the
music. R 3784, May 29, 1929. 1386
Hunting for Hawkins; march and two-
step, by Effie Kamman; pf. © Effie
Kamman, Detroit, as the author. R
3829, Mar. 14, 1929. 137
I beheld and lo; anthem, music by
Charles H. Morse; mixed voices and
organ. © Margaret B. Morse, Roch-
ester, New York, as the widow of
the author of the music. R 38806,
Mar. 7, 1929. 138
I could not live without Thee; anthem,
music by J. S. Fearis. © John S.
Fear's, Chicago, as the author of the
musie. R 3407, May 20, 1929. 139
I don’t know what to do; from Sultan
of Sulu, words by George Ade, music
by Alfred G. Wathall. © A. G.
Waihall. Chicago, as the author of
the music. R 3688, Apr. 29, 1929.
140
I know of two bright eyes; from Songs
from the Turkish hills, music by G.
H. Clutsam: high voice. © George
H. Clutsam, Hampstead, England, as
the author of the music. R 3793,
May 29, 1929. 141
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I miss you, dear; words by Bruce
Whitney, music by F. A. Williams.
© Frederick A. Williams, Cleveland,
as the author of the music. R 3494,
Mar. 15, 1929. 142
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stretch my hands to Thee; music by
Arthur W. Nelson; sop. solo.
Flora Nelson Barry, Central Lake,
Mich., as the next of kin of the
author of the music, who is not liv-
ing. R 34038, May 17,1929. 143
Ib and little Christina; picture in
three panels, written by Basil Hood,
music by F. Leoni. Vocal sc. ©
France Leoni, Bergamo, Italy, as the
author of the music. R 3598, May 3,
1929. 144
If Santa Claus knew; poem by A. J.
Waterhouse. music by H. Tourjée.
© Homer Tourjée, Los Angeles, as
the author of the music. R 3575,
May 17, 1929. 145
Iilustrations musicales; 5% série, pa-
roles de Maurice Bouchor, arrange-
ments et compositions de Jules de
Brayer. La tempéte. [3 others] ©
Raymond Dornes, Paris, as the exec-
utor of the author. R 3632, Jan. 3,
1929. 146
In cupid’s net; by F. Chapin; pf. ©
Frederic Chapin, Hollywood, Calif.,
as the author. R 3849, May 3, 1929.
147
In the beginning was the Word; motett
for Christmas, by W. W. Gilchrist;
© W. W. Gilchrist, Philadelphia, as
the author of the music. R 3836,
May 17, 1929. 148
In the garden of love; serenade, Dy
M. W. Butler [pseud. of P._ B.
Perry]; pf. or organ. © Philip But-
ler Perry, Sedalia, Mo., as the au-
thor, R.3506, Feb. ‘14, 1923: 149
In the good old summer time; words
by Ren Shields, music by George
Evans. © Grace Shields, Brooklyn,
as the widow of the author of the
words. R 3481, May 25, 1929. 150
Inside the pearly gate: sacred song,
words by Maggie E. Gregory, music
by C. H. Gabriel. .© Charles H.
Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the au-
thor of the music. R 3802, Mar. 28,
1929. 151
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Inspiration waltzes; by M. W. Butler
[pseud. of P. B. Perry]; pf. or organ.
© Philip Butler Perry, Sedalia, Mo.,
as the author. R 3511, Feb. 11,
1929. 152
Invincible (The) eagle; march, by J.
P. Sousa. 1. Pf., 2 hands.—2. Mand.,
pf. & guit—8. 2 mands. and pf.—4.
Guit. duet.—5. Banjo duet.—s. Pf., 4
hands.—7. Band.—8. Orch. © John
Philip Sousa, New York, as the
author. R 8715-8722, Mar. 27, 1929.
153-160
It’s got to be a minstrel show to-night;
words by Ren Shields, music by
George Hvans. © Grace Shields,
Brooklyn, as the widow of the au-
thor of the words. R 8480, May 25,
1929. 161
It simply happened so.; duet, from The
explorers, lyric by Bert Leston Tay-
lor, music by W. H. Lew's. © Wal-
ter H. Lewis, Manchester, N. H., as
the author of the music. R 5682,
Apr. 26, 1929. 162
It was a lover and his lass; Shake-
sperian song set to music by C. B.
Wilson-Adams. © Carrie B. Adams,
Portland, Or., as the author of the
music. R 38568, May 17, 1929. 163
J’ hal ’lu Hodo al erets (His glory is
in the earth and in the heavens) ;
my strength and song is the Lord,
Psalm 118, 14, music by A. Foote,
op. 53. © Arthur Foote, Newton
Center, Mass.. aS the author of the
music. R 3778, May 29, 1929. 164
Ja, der frauen waffen; aus Lysistrata,
musik yon P. Lincke; 1 singstimme
u. pf. © Paul Lincke, Berlin, as the
author of the music. R 38501, May
25, 1929. 165
Jesus called a little child unto Him;
musie by John Bunyan Herbert ; solo
and quartet or cho. © Fannie Gra-
ham Herbert, Monmouth, Ill., as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 3485, May 10, 1929. 166
Joyous moments; valse gracieuse, by
Wilson G. Smith, op. 87, no. 2; pf.
© Mez B. Smith, Lakewood, O., as
the widow of the author. R 3432.
Apr. 20, 1929. 167
June night; song, by Horatio W.
Parker,:.‘op, 58); no.’ 2) s@eeAmna
Parker, New York, as the widow of
the author. R 38536, Apr. 24, 1929.
168
Just have the band play Home sweet
home; by Costen [pseud. of B. Cos-
tello], and A. B. Sterling. © Bart-
ley Costellay and Andrew B. Sterling,
New York, as the authors. R 3616,
May 8, 1929. 169
Kedushoh (Sanctification); my
strength and song is the Lord, Psaim
118, 14, music by A. Foote, op. 53.
© Arthur Foote. Newton Center,
Mass., as the author ef the music.
R 3774, May 29, 1929. 170
Keep it dark; from Prince of Pilsen,
words by Frank Pixley, music by
Gustav Luders. © Gustay Chase,
Brooklyn, as the next of kin of the
author of the music, who is not liv-
ing. R 3859, June 7, 1929. 171
Kelly’s cat; words rey. by A. 8. Graves,
musiec arr. by C. M. Fox. © C. Mil-
ligan Fox, London, as the author of
the arrangement of the music. R
3588, May 17, 1929. ae;
King Dodo; march, from Pixley &
Luder’s musical comedy. arr. by H.
Anderson; orch. © Hilding Ander-
son, Bayside, L. I., N. Y., as the au-
thor of the arrangement. R 3654,
Apr. 2, 1929, 173.
Kreutzer (Rodolphe) Forty-two stud-
ies; for the violin, based on the
revision of Edmund Singer, with ad-
ditional bow variants by Emil Kross
and Lambert-Joseph Massart, ed. by
Benjamin Cutter. © Olive Cutter
Whitney, Plympton, Mass.,
child of the deceased author of the
editing. R 3800, May 239, 1929. 174
Lad (The) who leads; from King
Dodo, lyrics by Frank Pixley, music
by Gustav Luders. © Gustay Chase,
Brooklyn, as the next of kin of the
author of the music, who is not liv-
ing. R 3679, Apr. 2, 1929: 175
Land of the infinite; anthem, words
by Fanny Crosby, music by E. 8.
Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Day-
ton. O., as the author of the music.
R 3394, May 17, 1929. 176
L’cho adonoi (Thine, O Lord, is the
greatness); my strength and song
is the Lord, Psalm 118, 14, musie by
A. Foote, op. 53. © Arthur Foote,
Newton Center, Mass., as the author
of the music. R 38777, May 29, ee
Lead, kindly light; hymn-anthem, by
G. B. Nevin; men’s voices. © George
B. Nevin, Easton, Pa., as the author
of the music. R 8708, Jan. 19, me
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Lead, kindly light; organ voluntary,
arr. by E. L. Ashford. © Emma L.
Ashford, Nashville, as the author of
the arrangement. R 3388, May 17,
1929. 179
Lesson (A) in flirtation; from The
strollers, lyrics by Harry B. Smith,
music by Ludwig Englander. ©
Carla Englander Poltz, Vienna, as
the next of kin of the author of the
music, who is not living. R 3652,
Mar. 20, 1929. 180
Let the slaves; from Songs from the
Turkish hills, music by G. H. Clut-
sam; high voice. © George H. Clut-
sam, Hampstead, ‘England, as the
author of the music. R 3795, May
Zu: 1929, 181
Life is such a bore; from My Antoi-
nette, words by Geo. Totten Smith,
music by A. EH. Aarons. © Alfred
E. Aarons, New York, as the author
of the music. R 3675, Apr. 2, 1929.
182
Lion (The) tamers; from The explor-
ers, lyric by Bert Leston Taylor, mu-
sie by W. H. Lewis. © Walter H.
Lewis, Manchesier, N. H., as the au-
thor of the music. R 3691, Apr. 26,
1929. 183
Listen to the wondrous story: by C.
B. Hawley; mixed voices. © Hat-
tie B. Hawley, Nyack-on-Hudson,
N. Y., as the widow of the author of
the music. R 3844, May 17, 1929.
184
Litl gal; words by Paul Laurence
Dunbar, music by Rosamond John-
son [i. e. J. Rosamond Johnson] ©
J. Rosamond Johnson, New York,
as the author of the music. R 3497,
May 25, 1929. 185
Little scherzino; by W. C. E. See
boeck; pf. © Mabel B. Seeboeck,
Chicago, as the widow of the author.
R 3563, May 17, 1929. 186
Lo, how a rose e’er blooming; cho.,
English version by T. Baker, music
by M. Praetorius; men’s voices. ©
Theodore Baker, Leipzig, as the au-
thor of the translation. R 3438,
Mar. 20, 1929. 187
Long ago; words by Joseph Russell
Taylor, music by O. Speaks; low
voice. © Oley Speaks, New York,
as the author of the music. R 3837,
May 17, 1929. 188
Longing; by T. Bendix; pf. © Theo-
dore Bendix, Los Angeles, as the au-
thor. R 38538, May 8, 1929. 189
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Lord (The) is among you; anthem,
musie by E. 8S. Lorenz. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author
of the music. R 3408, May 20, 1929.
190
Lord (The) is my light; composed by
John B. Marsh; alto, in F. © Wal-
ter V. V. Marsh, Boston, as the child
of the deceased author of the music.
Fy ap2u., Apt. Ll Tae. 191
Loretta; from The strollers, lyries by
Harry B. Smith, music by Ludwig
Englander. © Carla Englander
Poltz, Vienna, as the next of kin
of the author of the music, who is
not living. R 3650, Mar. 20, 1929.
192
Love divine; by J. Barnby, arr. by
Frederic Vinal; mixed voices. ©
Mary S. TT. Vinal, Middletown,
Conn., as the widow of the author
of the arrangement of the musSic.
R*3560," May 17,, 1929. 193
Love in May; song, by Horatio W.
Packer. Op.woi,. 80,4. . (©. Anna
Parker, New York, as the widow of
the author of the music. R 3535,
Apr. 24, 1929. 194
Love’s golden dreams are past; words
by George Brennan, music by G.
Salzer. © Gustave Salzer, Brook-
lyn, as the author of the music. R
3665, Feb. 5, 1929. 195
Love’s question; words by Chas. E.
Nettleton, music by EH. A. Leopold.
© E. A. Leopold, New Haven, Conn.,
as the author of the music. R 3527,
Apr. 11, 1929. 196
Love’s way; Song, by W. R. Spence.
© Wm. R. Spence, Perth, Ontario,
Canada, as the author of the music.
R 3540, Apr. 24, 1929. moto BS 4
MacDowell (Edward Alexander) By
smouldering embers; from Fireside
tales, op. 61, no. 6; pf. © Marian
MacDowell, Peterborough, N. H., as
the widow of the author. R 3525,
May 13, 1929. 198
From a German forest; from
Fireside tales, op. 61, no. 3; pf. ©
Marian MacDowell, Peterborough,
N. H., as the widow of the author.
R..3522, May 13, 1929. 199
——A haunted house; from Fireside
tales, op. 61, no. 5; pi. © Marian
MacDowell, Peterborough, N. H., as
the widow of the author. R 3524,
May 13, 1929. 200
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MacDowell (Edward Alexander )—Con.
Of Br’er Rabbit; from Fireside
tales, op. 61, no. 2; pf. Marian
MacDowell, Peterborough, N. H., as
the widow of the author. R 3521,
May 13, 1929. 201
An old love story; from Fireside
tales, op. 61, no. 1; pf. © Marian
MacDowell, Peterborough, N. H., as
the widow of the author. R 3520,
May 18, 1929. 202:
Miidchenlied; worte von Christian
Morgenstern, musik von Max Reger,
op. 51, no. 5; hohe stimme. © Else
Reger, Weimar, Germany, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 3639, Feb. 13, 1929. 203
Migdleins frage; worte von C. Dorr-
Ljubljaschtschi, musik von Max
Reger, op. 51, no. 2; hohe stimme.
© Else Reger, Weimar, Germany,
as the widow of the author of the
music. R 3636, Feb, 138, 1929. 204
March of the brigands; by H. §S.
Krouse. © H. Sylvester Krouse,
New York, as the author. R 35038,
May 25, 1929. 205
May-time; 3 pt. song, words by Jacob
Von der Warte, music by C. R. Ricci.
© Clara Ross Ricci, Wheeling,
W. Va., as the author of the music.
R 3532, Mar. 18, 1929. 206
Mazurka: par Raoul Gabriel [pseud.
of A. J. Boex); pf. © Louise Boex,
Cincinnati, as the widow of the au-
thor. R 3595, May 17, 1929. 207
Mazurka; Polish dance, by W. C. EH.
Seeboeck; pf. © Mabel B. Seeboeck,
Chicago, as the widow of the author.
R 3566, May 17, 1929. 208
Mazurka; von Ernst Bucher [pseud.
of A. J. Boex]; pf. © Louise Boex,
Cincinnati, as the widow of the au-
thor.| R 3551, May 17, 1928. 209
Meeting; love song, by IT. Bendix; pf.
© Theodore Bendix, Los Angeles, as
the author. R 3851, May 8, 1929.
210
Mélancolie; by B. Sturm; violin and
pf. © Bernard Sturm, Ann Arbor,
Mich., as the author. R 3529, Mar.
18, 1929. 211
Merry Christmas to all; service, text
by Mrs. George Archibald Palmer,
music by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author
of the music. R 3414, May 18, 1929.
212
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
Merry Christmas to all; solo and cho.,
words by Mrs. Geo. A. Palmer, mu-
sic by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S§S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author of
the music. R 3415, May 18, 1929.
213.
Merry (The) kindergarteners; from
The explorers, lyric by Bert Leston
Taylor, music by W. H. Lewis. ©
Walter H. Lewis, Manchester, N. H.,
as the author of the music. R 3681,
Apr. 26, 1929. 214
Message (The) of the violet; from
Prince of Pilsen, words by Frank
Pixley, music by Gustav Luders. ©
Gustav Chase, Brooklyn, as the next
of kin of the author of the music,
who is not living. R, 3855, June 7,-
1929. 215:
Michomocho and Adonoi jimloch (Who
is like unto Thee) ; my strength and
song is the Lord, Psalm 118, 14, mu-
sic by A. Foote, op. 53. © Arthur
Foote, Newton Center, Mass., as the
author of the music. R 3773, May
29, 1929. 216
Militir marsch (Military march) ; von
Ernst Biicher [pseud. of A. J.
Boex]; pf. © Louise Boex, Cincin-
nati, as the widow of the author. R
3549, May 17, 1929. 217
Minstrelesque minglings; olio over-
ture, arr. by G. Voelker; band. ©
George Voelker, Richmond, as the
author of the arrangement. R 3534,
Mar. 18, 1929. 218
Mizpah; by F. H. Brackett; low voice.
© Frank H. Brackett, Pittsfield,
Mass., as the author of the music. R
3556, May 17, 1929. 219
Mon ami; words by F. EH. Weatherly,
music by Teresa Del Riego [i. e. T.
Leadbitter] © Teresa Leadbitter,
Pinkneys Green, Maidenhead, Eng-
land, as the author of the music. R
35099, May 38, 1929. 220
Mond (Der) gliiht; worte von Franz
Diederich, musik von Max Reger, op.
51, no. 1; hohe stimme. © Else
Reger, Weimar, Germany, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 3635, Feb. 13, 1929. 221
Monk (The) and the magpie; from
Maid Marian, words by Harry B.
Smith, music by Reginald DeKoven.
© Anna DeKoven. New York, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 3657, Mar. 20. 1929. ppd
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Morgenlied (Hin): by Ernst Biicher
[pseud. of A. J. Boex]; pf. © Louise
Boex, Cincinnati, as the widow
of the author. R 3552, May 17, 1929.
223
My dusky Lou; words by F. W. Sterns,
music by F. W. Vanderpool. ©
Frederick W. Vanderpool, Arlington,
N. Y., as the author of the music.
R 38678, Apr. 4, 1929. 224
My Sulu Lulu Loo; from Sultan of
Sulu, lyrics by G. Ade, music by Nat.
D. Mann. © George Ade, Miami
Beach, Fla., as the author of the
words. R 3847, Apr. 29, 1929. Daub
Nachtgang; worte von Otto Julius
Bierbaum, musik von Max Reger, op.
51, no. 7; mittlere stimme. © Else
Reger, Weimar, Germany, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 3641, Feb. 13, 1929. 226
Nachtgesang (Song of the night) ; von
B. Shapleigh, op. 18, no. 3; hohe
stimme. © Bertram Shapleigh, Chi-
cago, as the author. R 3515, Apr. 4.
1929. 22%
Nellie mine; words by Paul West, mu-
sic by J. W. Bratton. © John W.
Bratton, Brooklyn, as the author of
the music. R 3867, May 15, 1929.
L228
Night (The) voices; poem by A. J.
Waterhouse, music by H. Tourjée.
© Homer Tourjée, Los Angeles, as
the author of the music. R 3576,
May 17, 1929. 229
Not a sparrow falleth; by Charles
Drumheller; low voice. © Cora E.
Stevens, West Lafayette, Ind., as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 3558, May 17, 1929. 20
Not by the sun will I vow my love:
words by Agnes Helen Lockhart, mu-
sic by Reginald DeKoven, op. 162;
sop. or ten. © Anna DeKoven, New
York, as the widow of the author
of the music. R 3841, May 17, 1929.
231
Now the day is over; response, words
by S. Baring Gould, music by E. S.
Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz. Day-
ton, O., as the author of the music.
R 3628, May 10, 1929. 232,
O let us be endeavorers; words by
Eben E. Rexford, music by Ira D.
Sankey. © Grace Victoria Sankey,
Northfield, Mass., as the next of kin
of the author of music who is not
living. R 4929, Aug. 28, 1929. 233
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O little town of Bethlehem; Christmas
song, by Homer N. Bartlett; sop. or
ten., in G min.; pf. ace., with violin
obbl. © John B. GC. Bartlett, New
York, as the child of the deceased
author. R 3486, Mar. 7, 1929. 234
O loving voice of Jesus; duet, by Geo.
B. Nevin; sop. and ten. © George
B. Nevin, Easton, Pa., as the author
of the music. R 3555, May 17, 1929.
235
O salutaris (Come sinners) ; song by J.
Bietiger; sop. or ten.; in A flat.
[Latin and English words] © Jo-
seph Bietiger, New York, as the au-
thor. R 4893, Aug. 26, 1929. 236
O Saviour of the world; offertory, mu-
sic by Dudley Buck; alto or bar. ©
Madeline Blossom and Helen B.
Buck, New York, as the children of
the deceased author of the music.
R 8811, Mar. 7, 1929. Lay
Oh! what a bump; trio, from Sultan
of Sulu, lyric by George Ade, music
by Alfred G. Wathall. © A. G. Wat-
hall, Chicago, as the author of the
music. R 3850, Apr. 29, 1929. 238
Old Flemish song; English version by
Th. Baker, music arr. by Eduard
Kremser ; men’s voices. © Theodore
Baker, Leipzig, as the aufhor of the
translation. R 3825, Apr. 23, .1929.
239
Old jay-bird; from Sultan of Sulu, ly-
ric by George Ade, music by A. G.
Wathall. © Alfred G. Wathall, Chi-
cago. as the author of the music.
R oooo, June ‘7, F929" 240
One for all, all for one; waltzes, by
Walter A. Dolane; pf. © Walter
Delane, New York, as the author.
Rao, June 1, 1929. 241
Our blest Redeemer; anthem for Whit-
suntide or general use, music by
S. Thomson. © Sydney Thomson,
Summit, N. J., aS the author of the
music. R 3422, Apr. 27, 1929. 242
Out of Judah is a sceptre; Christmas
anthem, words by Thomas J. Wil-
liams, music by E. L. Ashford. ©
Emma L. Ashford, Nashville, as the
author of the music. R 3387, May
17, ‘'1929. 243
Out on the sea; finale, from The Ex-
plorers, act 1, lyric by Bert Leston
Taylor, music by W. H. Lewis. ©
Walter H. Lewis, Manchester, N. H.,
as the author of the music. R
3685, Apr. 26, 1929. 244
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Over the Bethlehem wav; Christmas
song, words by HE. EH. Hewitt, music
by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund 8S. Lo-
renz, Dayton, O., as the author of
the music. R 3620, May 10, 1929.
245
Paix du soir (Peace of night); song,
by Liza Lehmann. © Herbert Bed-
ford, London, as the widower of the
author of the music. R 3545, May
17, 1929. 246
Palace (The) of pleasure and pride;
words by R. F. Roden, music by
Max S. Witt. © Robt. F. Roden,
New York, as the author of the
words, and Albert S. Witt, Murray
Hill, N. Y., as the next of kin of the
author of the music, who is not
living. R 3750, Jume 1, 1929. 247
Panatella; intermezzo, by W. Loraine;
pf. © William Loraine, Brooklyn,
as the author. R 3834, Apr. 4, 1929.
248
Papillons bleus; valse intermezzo,
pour pf., par Justin Clerice. ©
Mme. Clerice, Sao Paulo, Brazil, as
the widow of the author. R 3846,
Feb. 1, 1929. 249
Parting; by T. Bendix; pf. © Theo-
dore Bendix, Los Angeles, as the
author. R 3866, May 15, 1929. 250
organ voluntary, by EH. L.
© Emma lL. Ashford,
R 3390,
254
Parting ;
Ashford.
Nashville, as the author.
May 17, 1929.
Pedal studies for the organ; by Anton
Andrée, rev. and ed. by J. L. Browne.
© J. Lewis Browne, Chicago, as the
author of the revision. R 3590, Apr.
24, 1929. 252
People (The) that walked in dark-
ness; Christmas anthem, music by
J. H. Rogers. © James H. Rogers,
Cleveland, as the author of the mu-
sic. R 3441, Mar. 7, 1929. 253
Perpetuum mobile; by B. Sturm; vio-
lin with pf. ace. © Bernard Sturm,
Ann Arbor, as the author. R 3591,
May 17, 1929. 254
Persisches lied (Persian Song); von
B. Shapleigh, op. 388; mittlere
stimme. © Bertram Shapleigh, Chi-
cago, aS the author. R 3518, Apr.
4, 1929. 255
Petit polka de coneert; by H. S.
Krouse; ‘pf. w»+H Sylvester
Krouse, New York, as the author.
R 3502, May 25, 1929: 256
Pianoforte album; by Moritz Mosz-
kowski, selected, ed. and fingered by
L. Oesterle, and others. v. 1,2. ©
Louis Oesterle, New York, as the
author of the editing. R 3424, 3425,
Dee 27, 1928; 257, 258
Pictures in the Smoke; from Prince
of Pilsen, words by Frank Pixley,
music by Gustav Luders. © Gustav
Chase, Brooklyn, as the next of kin
of the author of the music, who is
not living. R 38858, June 7, 1929.
259
Pieces pour harmonium; de César
Franck, transcrites par L. Vierne;
grand orgue. © Louis Vierne, Paris,
as the author of the transcription.
R 3631, Mar. 27, 1929. 260
Polka en ut; _par Raoul Gabriel
[pseud. of A. J. Boex]; pf.
Louise Boex, Cincinnati, as the
widow of the author. R 3594, May
17, 1929. 261
Prayer (A); response, music by C. B.
McAfee. © Cleland B. McAfee,
Chicago, as the author of the music.
R 3411, May 20, 1929. 262
Prelude in A; organ voluntary, by
BE. L. Ashford. © Emma L. Ash-
ford, Nashville, as the author. R
ea91s May 17,1929: 263
President McKinley’s funeral march;
by M. W. Butler [pseud. of P. B.
Perry]; pf. or organ. © Philip But-
ler Perry, Sedalia, Mo., as the
author. R 3507, Feb. 11, 1929. 264
Quintett; von E. Wolf-Ferrari, op. 6;
pf., 2 violinen, viola und violoncell.
© Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari, Munich,
as the author. R 3491, Mar. 14, ae
Quintett; von H. Kaun, op. 39; pfi., 2
violinen, viola, und violoncello. ©
Hugo Kaun, Zehlendorf—West, Ger-
many, as the author. R 3492, Mar.
14, 1929. 266
Race (La) (A child of Brittany am
I); song, by Liza Lehmann. ©
Herbert Bedford, London, as the
widower of the author of the music.
R 3548, May 17, 1929. 267
Ramblin’ (The) Irish-man; words by
EH. M. Wheeler, music arr. by C. M.
Fox. © GC. Milligan Fox, London,
as the author of the arrangement of
the music. R 3587, May 17, ee
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Resignation; music by E. L. Ashford;
alto. © Emma L. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as the author of the music. R
3397, May 17, 1929. 269
Response to silent prayer; may the
words of my mouth, My strength and
song is the Lord, Psalm 118, 14,
music by A. Foote, op. 53. ©
Arthur Foote, Newton Center, Mass.,
as the author of the music. R 3775,
May 29, 1929. 270
Rich (A) coon’s babe; words and
music by C. Kummer [i. e. C. K.
Henry] © Clare Kummer Henry,
New York. as the author. R 3496,
May 16, 1929. 271
Rogers (James H.) Prelude; pf. ©
James H. Rogers. Cleveland, as the
author. R 3584, May 17, 1929. 272
Rosalie; chansonette, by Reginald
DeKoven: mezzo-sop. or ten. ©
Anna DeKoven, New York, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 3838, May 17, 1929. 273
Rosary (The); song, music by J. P.
Black ; mezzo-sop. or bar. © Jennie
P. Black, Irvington-on-the-Hudson,
N. Y., as the author of the music.
R 3434, Apr. 1, 1929. 274
Rose (La) (The rose): song, by Liza
Lehmann. © Herbert Bedford, Lon-
don, as the widower of the author
of the music. R 3546, May 17, 1929.
275
Russian dance: by W.C. E. Seeboeck ;
pf. © Mabel B. Seeboeck, Chicago,
as the widow of the author. R
3567, May 17, 1929. 276
Rossini (Gioacchino Antonio) Ecco
ridente in cielo: cavatina, from Il
barbiere di Seviglia, English version
by Th. Baker. ed. by Max Spicker.
© Isabel Spicker Elsner, Brooklyn,
as the widow of the author of the
editing. R 3446, Mar. 7, 1929. 277
Sanctus; response, music by A. Geibel.
© Adam Geibel, Philadelphia, as
the author of the music. R 3395,
May 17, 1929. 278
Sandman’s (The) song; lullaby, words
and music by Reginald DeKoven,
op. 161, no. 3; mezzo-sop. or bar. ©
Anna DeKoven. New York, as the
widow of the author. R 3842, May
17, 1929. 279
Scéne de ballet : by Charles de Bériot,
op. 100, rev. by Henry Schradieck ;
violin and pf. © J. Alice Schra-
63565—29——_9
dieck, Brooklyn, as the widow of the
author of the new matter. R 3813,
Mar: 7, 1929. 280
Schmied schmerz; worte von Ottd
Julius Bierbaum, musik von Max
Reger, op. 51, no. 6; hohe stimme.
© Else Reger, Weimar, Germany,
as the widow of the author of the
music. R 3640, Feb. 18, 1929. 281
School of octave playing for piano-
forte; ed. by I. Philipp. pt. 2.
Isidor Philipp, Paris, as the author
of the music. R 3803, May 8, 1929.
282
Schwalbe (Die); von Engelbert Hum-
perdinck; singstimme mit klavier.
© Wolfram Humperdinck, Barmen,.
Germany, as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 3385, Mar. 21,
1929. 283
Season at the shore; from Prince of
Pilsen, words by Frank Pixley, musi¢
by Gustav Luders. © Gustav Chase,
Brooklyn, as the next of kin of the
author of the music, who is not liv-
ing. R 3864, June 7, 1929.. 284
Secret (The); song, by J. P. Scott.
© John Prindle Scott, New York, as.
the author of the music. R 3539,
Apr. 24, 1929. 285,
Seek ye the Lord; anthem, by J. V:
Roberts, arr. by G. B. Nevin; ten.
solo and male quartet or cho. ©
George B. Nevin, Easton, Pa., as the
author of the arrangement of the
music. R 3704, Jan. 19, 1929.. 286.
Serenade; from Maid Marian, words:
by Harry B. Smith, music by Regi-.
nald DeKoven. © Anna DeKoven,,.
New York, as the widow of the au-
thor of the music. R 3660, Mar. 20,
1929. 287.
Serenade; words adapted by Theo.
Baker, music by Karl Appel, op. 12,.
ed. by J. H. Brewer; ten and bar.
soli and cho. © John Hyatt Brewer;.
Brooklyn, as the author of the- new
matter. R 3817, Mar. 7, 1929. 288:
Sermon (The) on the mount; sacred.
cantata, text from St. Matthew,
music by Thomas G. Shepard; soli,
cho. and pf. or organ. Vocal sc. ©
Bertine Bell Obrecht, Indianapolis,
and Collins Shepard Bell, Wabash,
Ill., as the next of kin of the author
of the music. R 3815, Mar. 7,. 1929.
; 289
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Sh’ ma Jisroel (Hear Israel) ;. my
strength and song is the Lord, Psalm
118, 14, music by A. Foote, op. 53.
© Arthur Foote, Newton Center,
Mass., as the author of the music.
R 3772, May 29, 1929. 290
Sheriffs song; from Maid. Marian,
words by Harry B. Smith, music by
Reginald De Koven. © Anna De
Koven, New York, as the widow of
the author of the music. R 3664,
Mar. 20, 1929. 291
Sing to the Lord a new song; Psalm
98, adaptation of English version by
F. Damrosch, music by Heinrich
Schiitz; double cho. © Frank Dam-
rosch, New York, as the author of
the adaptation. R 3442, Mar. 7, 1929.
292
Sing unto the Lord; anthem, music by
C. H. Gabriel. © Charles H. Ga-
briel, Berkeley, Calif., as the author
of the music. R 2668, Mar. 23, 1929.
293
Sleep, little lambs; words by EH. H.
Hewitt, music by E. 8S. Lorenz; solo
and cho. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as the author of the
music. R 3624, May 10,1929. 294
Slumber song; by’ John C. Walling,
op. 45; pf. © Minnie C. Walling,
Seattle, as the widow of the author.
R 3580, May 17, 1929. 295
Slumbcr song; by W. C. E. Seeboeck ;
pf. © Mabe! B. Seeboeck, Chicago,
as the widow of the author. R
3565, May 17, 1929. 296
Siumber song; by Wilson G. Smith, op.
88, no....1;,.pf:, © Mez B. Smith,
Lakewood, Ohio, as the widow of the
auther: .&.3823-. May S.1929.. , 297
Snow (The) on the mountains; from
Songs from the Turkish hills, music.
by G. H. Clutsam; low voice. ©
George H. Clutsam, Hampstead, Eng-
land, as the author of the music.
R 3790, May 29, 1929. 298
Son (The) of the hill and plain; from
The explorers, lyric by Bert Leston
Taylor, music by W. H. Lewis. ©
Walter H. Lewis, Manchester, N. H.,
as the author of the music. R 3692,
Apr. 26, 1929. 299
Song (The) of songs; Christmas an-
them, words by Fanny Crosby, music
by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S&S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author of
the music. R 8617, May 10, ge
300
pt. 111, n.s., v. 24
Song of the crusader; from Maid Ma-
rian, words by Harry B. Smith,
music by Reginald DeKoven. ©
Anna DeKoven, New York, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 3666, Mar. 20, 1929. 301
Song of the faleon ; from Maid Marian,
words by Harry B. Smith, music by
Reginald De Koven. © Anna De
- Koven, New York, as the widow of
the author of the music. R 3661,
Mar. 20, 1929. 302
Song of the night; words by Guy F.
Steely, music by F. Chapin. © Fred-
eric Chapin, Hollywood, Calif., as
the author of the music. R 3868,
June 8, 1929. 303
Song of the outlaw; from Maid Ma-
rian, words by Harry B. Smith,
music by Reginald De Koven. ©
Anna De Koven, New York, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R. 3663, Mar. 20, 1929. 304
Song of the strollers; from The stroll-
ers, lyrics by Harry B. Smith, musie
by Ludwig Englander. © Carla
Englander Poltz,. Vienna, as the next
of kin of the author of the music,
who is not living. R 3649, Mar. 20.
1929. 305.
Song (The) of the traveler; words and
music by C. R. Fisher; sop. 1 and 2,
and contralto. © Chas. R. Fisher,
Charlotte, N. C., as the author of
the music. R 3533, Mar. 18, 1929.
306
Sonnenschein; kindertag programm
fur die Sonntagschule, text von A.
R. Mensch, musik von C. H. Gabriel
and others. © Charles H. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif., as one of the au-
thors of the music. R 3801, Apr. 3.
1901. 307
Soul (The) winner, no. 3; collection of
gospel songs, ed. by E. S. Lorenz.
Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author of the editing. R 3419,
May 18, 1929. 308
Southern echoes; march and two-step,
by Nanka Estelle Faucette. © Nan-
ka Faucette, St. Louis, as the au-
thor. R 3702, Feb. 12, 1929. 309
Spiders (The) dance; by F. Chapn;
pf. © Frederic Chapin, Hollywood,
Calif.. as the author. R 3673, Apr.
4, 1929. 310
Spinning (A) song; by Horatio W.
Parker, op. 51, no. 3; voice and pf.
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© Anna Parker, New York, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 35387, Apr!) 24,1929. 311
Spring’s witchery; polka giocoso, by
Wilscn G. Smith, op. 87, no. 1; pf.
© Mez B. Smith, Lakewood, O., as
the widow of the author. R 3481,
Apr. 20, 1929. a2
Spruch (Sentence) ; words by E. Beck-
haus, tr. by Adele Herbst, music by
H. Kaun, op. 45"; m.xed voices, with
pf. ace. © Hugo Kaun, Berlin-
Zehlendorf-West, as the author of
the musie. R 3487, Mar. 14, 1929.
313
Stabat mater speciosa; by G. W.
Chadwick: 4+ pt. cho. for women’s
voices. George W. Chadwick,
Boston, as the author of the music.
R 3818, May 1, 1929. 314
Stars (The) of night are _ thine;
words by D. J. Donahoe, music by
Frederic Vinal. © Mary S. T. Vinal,
Middletown, Conn., as the widow of
the author of the music. R 38709,
Mar. 27, 1929. a
Still, stili with Thee; anthem, words
by Harriet Beecher Stowe, music by
E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S§S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O.. as the author of the
music. R 3392, May 17, 1929. 316
Stimmen aus Bethlehem: Weihnachts
liturgie, bearb. von E. S. Lorenz. ©
Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author of the editing. R 3386,
May 17, 1929. aly
Storm, the king; song, music by J. P.
Black: mezzo-sop. or bar. © Jennie
P. Black. Irvington-on-the-Hudson,
N. Y., as the author of the music.
R 3434, Apr. 1, 1929. 318
Sturm (Bernard) Caprice; violin and
pf. © Bernard Sturm, Ann Arbor,
Mich., as the author. R 3531, Mar.
18, 1929. 319
S’u sh’ crim (Lift up your heads) ; my
strength and song is the Lord, Psalm
118, 14, music by A. Foote, op. 53.
© Arthur Foote. Newton Center,
Mass., as the author of the music.
R 3776, May 29, 1929. 320
Summer (A) reminiscence: by T. Ben-
dix; pf. © Theodore Bendix, Los
Angeles, as the author. R 3852, May
8, 1929. 321
Sun (The) has kissed your eyes; by
H. J. Stewart; high voice. © Hum-
phrey J. Stewart, San Diego, Calif.,
as the author. 3766, May 29, 1929.
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Susan, dear Sue; phonograph song,
frem The head waiters, words by
James O'Dea and Arthur Gillespie,
music by Herbert Dillea. © Anne
Caldwell O’Dea, Reckeville Center,
L. I.j N. Y., as the widow of one of
the authors of the words. R 3828,
June 4, 1929. 323
Sweet bells re-echo; Christmas carol,
words by EH. E. Hewitt,.mus‘e by E.
S. Lorenz. © Edmund S. Lorenz,
Dayton, O., as the author cf the
music) _-R 3621,°-May 10, 1929. ° 324
Sweet Christmas belis; Christmas ¢ar-
ol, words.by Mrs. Geo. A. Palmer,
music by C. H. Gabriel. © Charles
H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the
author cf the music. R 3412, May
TS, 1929. ao
Sweet home of the angels; words by
Henry V. Neal, music by Robert A.
Nine fi Gah, SI, ie ie se.
voice. ©. Robert A. Keiser King,
New York, as. the author of the
Music, hh, at9s, Apr. 15, 1929, “226
Sweetly the flowers are blooming to-
day; words .and music by C._ B.
Adams. © Carrie B. Adams, Port-
land, Or., as the author. R 3483,
Apr. 18, 1929. D2T
oa |b
Sylphide (La); impromptu valse, by
Joseph Ascher, op. 57, ed. and fin-
gered by L. Oesterle; pf. © Louis
Oesterle, New York. as the author
of the new matter. R 3429, Mar. 7,
1929. 328
Symphonische phantasie und fugue;
von Max Reger, op. 57: orgel. ©
Else Reger, Weimar, Germany, as
the widow of the author of the mu-
sie. R 3647, Feb. 13, 1929. 329
Tale (The) of the seashell; two-step,
from Prince of Pilsen. words by
Frank Pixley, music by Gustav
Luders. © Gustav Chase, Brooklyn,
as the next of kin of the author of
the music, who is not living. R
3862, June 7, 1929. 330
Tales they tell; from Songs from the
Turkish hills, music by G. H. Clut-
sam; high voice. © George H. Clut-
sam, Hampstead, England, as the
author of the music. R 3794, May
29, 1929. 331
Tantum ergo; in G flat major, music
by H. R. Shelley; mixed voices and
organ. © Harry Rowe Shelley, New
York, as the author of the music.
RK S810). Mar, ¢, 1929. 332
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Tarantelle; by J. H. Rogers; pf. ©
James H. Rogers, Cleveland, as the
author. R 3581, May 17, 1929. 333
Taubenpost (Pigeonpost); von B.
Shapleigh, op. 18, no. 2; hohe
stimme. © Bertram Shapleigh, Chi-
cago, as the author. R 3514, Apr.
4, 1929. 334
Tell me again, sweetheart; from Maid
Marian, words by Harry B. Smith,
music by Reginald De Koven. ©
Anna De Koven, New York, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 3659, Mar. 20, 1929. 335
Ten thousand times ten thousand; by
F. H. Brackett; mixed voices. ©
Frank H. Brackett, Pittsfield, Mass.,
as the author of the music. R 3561,
May 17, 1929. 336
There were shepherds; Christmas an-
them, music by L. O. Emerson. ©
Mabel H. Emerson, Arlington, Mass.,
as the child of the deceased author
of the music. R 3399, May 17, 1929.
337
Things (The) I didn’t see; topical
song, from The explorers, lyric by
Bert Leston Taylor, music by W. H.
Lewis. © Walter H. Lewis, Man-
chester, N. H., as the author of the
musie. R 3680, Apr. 26, 1929. 338
Think it over; from My Antoinette,
words by Richard Carle, music by
A. HE. Aarons. © Alfred E. Aarons,
New York, as the author of the mu-
sic. R 8674, Apr. 2, 1929. 339
Thistledown; by G. W. Chadwick; 4
pt. cho. for women’s voices. ©
George W. Chadwick, Boston, as the
author. R 3819, May 1, 1929. 340
Thy presence; song, by G. W. Stebbins.
© G. Waring Stebbins, Brooklyn,
as the author of the music. R 3557,
May 17, 1929. 341
Thy will be done; music by E. L. Ash-
ford; sop. © Emma UL. Ashford,
Nashville, as the author of the mu-
sie. R 3398, May 17, 1929. 342
To be with thee; from Dolly Varden.
lyrie by Stanislaus Stange, music by
Julian Edwards. © Philippine Ed-
wards, New York, as the widow of
the author of the music. R 3677.
Apr. 2, 1929. 343
To the front; mareh, by K. Weixel-
baum; pf. © Karl Weixelbaum,
New York, as the author. R 3668.
May 4, 1929.
344 |
pt. 117, n. s., v. 24
Tonleiter-studien ; von G. Wille; vio-
loncell. © Georg Wille, Berlin-
Schoneberg, as the author. R 3488,
Mar. 14, 1929. 345
Toreador (The); musical play in 2
acts, lyrics by Adrian Ross and
Perey Greenbank, music by Ivan
Caryll and Lionel Monckton. Voce.
sc. © Maud Caryll, Paris, as the
widow of Ivan Caryll, and Charles
F. Monckton, London, as the next of
kin of Lionel Monckton. R 3789,
May 29, 1929. 346
Tov Vhodos (Its good to give thanks) ;
my strength and song is the Lord,
Psalm 118, 14, music by A. Foote, op.
53. © Arthur Foote, Newton Cen-
ter, Mass., as the author of the mu-
sic. R 3770, May 29, 1929. 347
Tréume, triume du mein stisses leben!
worte von K. Dehmel, musik yon
Max Reger, op. 51, no. 3; hohe
stimme. © Else Reger, Weimar,
Germany, as the widow of the au-
thor of the music. R 3637, Feb.
13, 1929. 348
Trio; von HE. Paul,. op. 14: pf., violine
und violoncell. © Emil Paul, Leip-
zig, aS the author. R 3489, Mar. 14,
1929. 349
Trio; von EH. Wolf-Ferrari, op. 7; pf.
violine und violoncell. © Ermanno
Wolf-Ferrari, Munich, Germany, as
the author. R 3490, Mar. 14, 1929.
350
Triumph (The) of the King; service
for Easter, by C. A. Miles, W. A.
Post and Maurice A. Clifton [pseud.
of J. Lincoln Hall] © C. Austin
Miles, Philadelphia, as one of the
authors of the music. R 3368, Jan.
28, 1929. 351
Triumph (The) of the skies; anthem,
musie by C. H. Gabriel. © Chas.
H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the
author of the music. R 3400, May
17, 1929. 352
Tropic (The) night is past; opening
cho., from The explorers, act 1, lyric
by Bert Leston Taylor, music by
W. H. Lewis. © Walter H. Lewis,
Manchester, N. H., as the author of
the music. R 3687, Apr. 26, mia
3
True love is not for a day; duet, from
Maid Marian, words by Harry B.
Smith, music by Reginald De Koven.
© Anna De Koven, New York, as -
the widow of the author of the mu-
Sic. R) 3655, Mar;, 20, 1929; 354
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True lover’s song; words by F. E.
Weatherly. music by Teresa Del
Riego [i. e. T. Leadbitter]; in D.
© Teresa Leadbitter, Pinkneys
Green, Maidenhead, England, as the
author of the music. R 3600, May
3, 1929. 3BDD
Tschaikowsky (Peter I[ljitch) An-
dante cantabile; aus der Fiinften
symphonie, op. 64, fiir die orgel tiber-
tragen yon E. H. Lemare. © Ed-
win H. Lemare, Signal Mountain,
Tenn., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 3493, Mar. 26, 1929. 356
Tzigania; valse, par W. P. Comina;
pf. © William Pierre Comina,
Paris, as the author. R 3845, Mar.
20, 1929. 357
Under the greenwood ‘tree; Shake-
sperian song set to music by C. B.
Wilson-Adams. © Carrie B. Adams,
Portland, Or., aS the author of the
music. R 3559, May 17, 1929. 358
Under the mistletoe bough; from Maid
Marian, words by Harry B. Smith,
music by Reginald De Koven. ©
Anna De Koven, New York, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 3662, Mar. 20, 1929. 359
Valse petite; by W. C. E. Seeboeck;
pf. © Mabel B. Seeboeck, Chicago,
as the widow of the author. R 3562,
May~17, 1929. 360
Valse pittoresque; by Wilson G. Smith,
op. 88, no. 2; pf. © Mez B. Smith,
Lakewood, O., as the widow of the
author. R 3824, May 9, 1929. 361
Valsette (Une); par Raoul Gabriel
[pseud. of .A.. J...Boex]; pf... ©
Louise Boex, Cincinnati, as the
widow of the author. R 3593, May
17, 1929. 362
Variationen und fuge tiber Heil, un-
serm konig heil, heil dir im sieger-
kranz; von Max Reger; klavier zu
4 hiinden. © Else Reger, Weimar,
Germany, aS the widow of the au-
thor. R 3634, Feb. 13, 1929. 363
Verlorne liebe; worte von Eugenie
Galli, musik von Max Reger, op. 51,
no. 10; mittlere stimme. © Else
Reger, Weimar, Germany, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 3644, Feb. 13, 1929. 364
Very (A) sick dolly; poem by A. J.
Waterhouse, music by H. Tourjée.
© Homer Tourjée, Los Angeles, as
the author of the music. R 3574,
May 17, 1929. 365
Village (The) church bells; by M. W.
Butler [pseud. of P. B. Perry]; pf.
or organ. © Philip Butler Perry,
Sedalia, Mo., as the author. R 3512,
Feb. 11, 1929. 366
Violet (The); song, music by J. P.
Black ; mezzo-sop. or bar. © Jennie
P. Black, Irvington-on-the-Hudson,
N. Y., as the author of the music.
R 3448, Apr. 1, 1929. 367
Violin classics; collection of original
pieces and arrs. for violin with pf.
ace., rev. and fingered by P. Mittell.
v. 4. © Philip Mittell, New York,
as the author of the revision. R
3426, Dec. 27, 1928. 368
Vocal method; for the culture of the
female voice, by J. Harry Wheeler.
© Raymond W. Wheeler, Malden,
Mass., as the next of kin of the au-
thor who is not living. R 3827,
June 5, 1929. 369
Wainachnu (We bend the knee) ; my
strength and song is the Lord, Psalm
118, 14, music by A. Foote, op. 53.
© Arthur Foote, Newton Centre,
Mass., as the author of the music.
R 3780, May 29, 1929. 370
Walling (John C.) Impromptu; op.
50, no. 2; pf. © Minnie C. Walling,
Seattle, as the widow of the author.
R 3585, May 17, 1929. yal
Walzer; von Ernst Biicher [pseud. of
A. J. Boex]; pf. © Louise Boex,
Cincinnati, as the widow of the au-
thor. R 3554, May 17, 1929. 372
Wanderleben-wanderlust (Song of the
wanderer); von B. Shapleigh, op.
18, no. 5; fiir hohe stimme. © Ber-
tram Shapleigh, Chicago, as the au-
thor. 'R 3517, Apr. 4, 1929. 373
Warfield waltzes; by Manuel Klein;
pt. © Helen Klein, Hollywood, Calif.,
as the widow of the author. R 3830,
Mar. 14, 1929. 374
War’s nur ein trhumen (Was I but
dreaming) ? von B. Shapleigh, op. 18,
no. 4; hohe stimme. © Bertram
Shapleigh, Chicago. as the author.
R 3516, Apr. 4, 1929. 375
Way (The); anthem, music by C. H.
Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel,
Berkeley. Calif., as the author of the
music. R 3410, May 20, 1929. 376
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14976 (377)
Way down yonder in the cornfield;
words by W. D. Cobb, music by Gus
Edwards. © Will D. Cobb, New
York, as the author of the words. R
3372, Oct, 26, 1928. at?
Same. © Gus Edwards, New
York, as the author of the music. R
so61, Oct. 31, 1928. 378
Way (The) is long and dreary; an-
them, music by William Reed; mixed
voices. © William Reed, Kenogami,
~- Quebec, Canada, as the author of the
music. R 3808, Apr. 15, 1929. 379
Weisse tauben; worte von Christian
Morgenstern, musik von Max Reger,
op. 51, no. 12; mittlere stimme. ©
Else Reger. Weimar, Germany, as
the widow of the author of the mu-
sic. R 3646, Feb, 13, 1929. 380
Were I the rose; by H. J. Stewart;
low voice. © Humphrey J. Stewart.
San Diego, Calif., as the author. R
3767, May 29, 1929. 381
What shall he have that killed the
deer; by C. B. W. Adams; men’s
voices. © Carrie B. W. Adams.
Portland, Or., as the author of the
music. R 3542, Apr. 24, 1929. 382
What the wind says; words by A. J.
Waterhouse, music by H. Tourjée.
© Homer Tourjée, Los Angeles. as
the author of the music. R 3571,
May 17, 1929. 383
When I hear thee sing: from Songs
from the Turkish hills, music by G.
H. Clutsam; high voice. © George
H. Clutsam, Hampstead. England,
as the author of the music. R 3791,
May 29, 1929. 384
When I recall the long ago: words and
music by F. Chapin. © Frederic
Chapin, Hollywood, Calif., as the
author. R 3672, Apr. 4, 1929. 380
When the fields are white with cot-
ton; words by R. F. Roden, music
by Max S. Witt. © Robert F. Ro-
den, Murray Hill, N. Y., as the au-
thor of the words, and Albert Witt,
Murray Hill, N. Y., as next of kin
of the author of the music, who is
not living. R 3498, May 25, 1929.
386
When you at last are mine; from
Prince of Pilsen, words by Frank
Pixley, music by Gustav Luders. ©
Gustav Chase, Brooklyn, as the next
of kin of the author of the music,
who is not living. R 3860, June 7.
1929. 387
pt. 17, De s%, v.24
Where the birds’ nest swings; peem
by A. J. Waterhouse, music by H.
Tourjée. © Homer Tourjée, Los
Angeles, as the author of the music.
R 3573, May 17, 1929. 388
Where the dark comes most; words by
A. J. Waterhouse, music by H. Tour-
jée. © Homer Tourjée, Los Angeles,
as the author of the music. R 3572,
May 17, 1929. 389
White lies; from Prince of Pilsen,
words by Frank Pixley, music by
Gustav Luders. © Gustav Chase,
Brooklyn, as the next of kin of the
author of the music, who is not liv-
ing. R 8863, June 7, 1929. 390
Whosoever heareth these sayings; mu-
sic by John Bunyan Herbert. ©
-Fannie Graham Herbert, Monmouth,
Iil., as the widow of the author of
the music. R 3484, Apr. 18, 1929.
. e911
Widor (Charles Marie) Symphonie;
par C. M. Widor, op. 18, no. 1; or-
gue; en ut maj. © Ch. M. Widor,
Paris, as the author. R 3680, May
11, 1929. 392
Widow (The); trio, from Prince of
Pilsen, words by Frank Pixley. mu-
sic by Gustav Luders. © Gustav
Chase, Brooklyn, as the next of kin
of the author of the music, who is
not living. R 3857, June 7, 1929.
393.
Wiegenlied; von Engelbert Humper-
dinck; singstimme mit klavier. ©
Wolfram Humperdinck, Barmen,
Germany, as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 3384, Mar. 21,
1929. 394
Wild (The) rose; musical comedy in
2 acts, by H. B. Smith. © Harry B.
Smith, New York, as the author. R
38495, May 16, 1929. 395.
Wo ich mich prédsentire; aus Lysis-
trata. musik von P. Lincke; gesang
mit pf. © Paul Lincke, Berlin, as
the author of the music. R 3500,
May 25, 1929. 396.
W’shom’ru (The children of Israel) ;
my strength and song is the Lord,
Psalm 118, 14, music by A. Foote, op.
58. © Arthur Foote, Newton Cen-
ter, Mass., as the author of the
music. R 3783, May 29, 1929. 397
Ye sleeping plains of Bethlehem ;
Christmas anthem, words and music
by BE. S. Lorenz. © Edmund 8. Lo-
renz, Dayton, O., as the author. R
3393, May 17, 1929. 398
796
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pages vli—vill of nos. 3-4;
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(1920), pages vi-ix of no. 13;
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MUSICALLCOMPOSITIONS
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Noticn.—When the nationality of the composer is Retmet “stated in’ the title
entry, it is to be understood that he is a citizen of the United States.
ABC (The) song; words and music
by E. H. Schoelwer. [Words and
melody only. Photostat] © 1 e.
July 9, 1929; E unp. 8715; Edward
Henry Schoelwer, Cincinnati.
14977
A ecalifourchon; galop, par G. Krier,
of France; orch. parties, avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © June 2, 1929;
1 ec. June 28; E for. 5340; Georges
Krier, Paris. 14978
A fond de train; galop, par V. Sambin,
of France; orch. parties, avec pf.
conducteur et 1° violino conducteur.
4to. © June 10, 1929; 1c. July 8;
# for. 5532; E. Gaudet, Paris.
14979
A la Saint-Jean; féte populaire, par
Selney, of France; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur et 1° violino con-
ducteur. 4to. © June 2, 1929; 1 «¢.
June 28; E for. 5348; E. Gaudet,
Paris. 14980
A la Tzigane; par Dezso Lederer, of
France, op. 55; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © June 10,
fede 2 Co suly So; 2 10K. S521: Paul
Decourcelle, Nice, France. 14981
A Mallorca; bolero e serenata, par
Maurice Le Boucher, of France;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Mar. 20, 1929; 1 c. June 10;
E for. 5478; Choudens, Paris.
14982
A mascina ’e muglierema; versi e
musica di Michael R. Annunziata, of
Italy; violin or mand. © 1. July
16, 1929; E unp. 8911; Annunziata
and Zegarelli music publications,
Utica, N. Y. 14983
A’ (De’) nagonting spanskt Sver de’
hela; one-step, text av Karl-Ewert,
musik avy Helge Lindberg, of
Sweden; pf. © Jan. 2, 1929; 1 «.
July 19; E for. 5763; Edition
14984
A te! *mélodie, paroles francaises de
-Pierre D’Amor, paroles italiennes de
S. Magnanelli, musique de Lao
Silesu, of Italy. © July 2, 1929; 1c.
Sylvain, Stockholm, Sweden.
July 25; E for. 5904; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 14985
Abbandono; poemetto elegiaco, di
Mario Mariotti, of Italy; piccola
orch. pts., con pf. conduttore. ©
June 15, 1929; 1 ec. July 8; HE for.
5548; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
14986
Abbandono (L’); aria, di Ettore Mon-
tanaro, of Italy, op. 184; orchestrina,
con pf. conduttore e violino con-
duttore. 4to. © July 10, 1929; 1 ec.
July 12; E for. 5621; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 14987
Abime (L’) ; poéme symphonique, pour
le cinéma, par M. Daras, of France,
op. 90; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur. © June 10, 1929; 1c. July
6; E for. 5518; Maurice Daras,
Paris. 14988
Abuelita ; tango, par Henry Gazon, arr.
par F. Salabert, of France; orch.
parties, pf. conducteur et 1° violino
conducteur, avec paroles. 4to. ©
Jily 2a oso see.” Iily.25° ht for
5881; Francis Salabert, Paris.
14989
Adagio et saltarelle; par Paul Vidal,
of France; pour basson, avec acc.
de pf. © July 2, 1929; 1c. July 25;
E for. 5934; Editions musicales
Evette, Paris. 14990
Addio (Adieu) ; von David Ottoson, of
Sweden, arr. von Eduard Rudolf;
grosses orch. pts., mit pf. direction
und violino 1 direction. © Jan. 15,
1929; 1. ¢e. Mar. 15; HE for. 5586;
Edition international (Musikhandel
international, A. EK. Wappler), Stock-
holm, Sweden. 14991
Adelina; tango, by A. Cioffi; pf. ©
1 ec. June 4, 1929; E unp. 8608;
Adelina Cioffi, New York. 14992
Adios; lyrics by Irving Caesar, music
by Harry Archer. [Words and
melody only] @©lc. July 11, 1929;
E unp. 8864; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 14993
797
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
14994
pt. 117, n. s., v. 24
Affranchis (Les); java, par L.
Késelaer, of France; orch. parties.
4to,/ © June 10, 1929; 4 ¢.. duly 25;
E for. 5917; F. Moulin, Cannes,
France. 14994
African whoopee; from SBomboola,
lyrics and musie--by D. Frank
Marcus, and Bernard Maltin.
[Words and melody only]. © 1 «¢.
July 6, 1929; E unp. 8672; DeSylva,
~ Brown and Henderson, inc., New
‘ York. 14995
Agitato al valzer; film musique, par
Huguet, of Spain, et Verdun, of
_ France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et 1° violino conducteur.
Ato. © July 2, 1929-1 ©¢ July 25;
_E for. 5874; Francis Salabert, Paris.
14996
Agitato drammatico; cinema musica,
di Carlo Malberto, of Italy; orech.
parti, con pf. direzione. 4to. © Apr.
19 11929: 1 ¢. July 1G; Ptony 5721 ;
C. Beltramo, San Remo, Italy.
14997
Agitato misterioso; film musique, de
Huguet, of Spain, et Verdun, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf.-con-
-ducteur et violino 1 conducteur. 4to.
(C) July 2.1929 7a ee 2p?
for. 5860; Francis Salabert, Paris.
14998
Ahasver; agitato misterioso, von
Walther Schroder, of Denmark,
instr. von Hans Joseph Vieth, of
Germany; salon orch. pts., with pf.
direction and violino 1 direction. ©
June 15, 1929; 1 c. June 10; E for.
5802; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Ger-
many. . 14999
Ain’t you baby ; words by Jack Yellen,
music by Milton Ager. [Photostat]
© 1c. July 23, 1929; E unp. 9134;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 15000
Air de ballet; de Louis Aubert, arr.
par Roger Branga, of France; petit
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © July 2, 1929% 1" ¢) Duly 25;
EH for. 5922; Durand et cie., Paris.
15001.
Air (The): pilots march, by M.’ I.
Brazil; band pts. 4to. © July 5,
1929; 2.e July .6;' B. pub. 1413;
Hiram C. Miller, Parkesburg, Pa
15002
Aischa; di A. Hemsi, of Italy, op: 11,
no, 2; pf. © Mar) 29, 19295,
June 5; E for. 5542; Hdition orien-
tale de musique, Alexandria, Egypt.
15003
Albaicin (Hl); de la suite, Iberia, de
I. Albeniz, transcription pour orch.
par E. F. Arbos, of Spain. Parti-
tion. © June 2, 1929; 1 c June 28;
EH for. 5348; Max Eschig et cie.,
Paris. “15004
Album (The) of my dreams; fox-trot,
words and music by Lou Davis and
Harold Arlen, arr. by Joseph Nuss-
baum; orch. pts. 4to. © July 26,
1929; 2 ¢. July 27; E pub. 7968; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 15005
Alcazar; paso-doble, par Del’ Horno et
Mac Lherty, both of France; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
© July 2, 1929; 1c. July 25; E for.
5916; Del’ Horno, Paris. 15006
Alegrias; by Joaquin Valverde, arr. by
Walter C. Schad; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. © July 15, 1929; 2c.
July 25; E pub. 7970; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 15007
Alfano (Franco) ‘Tre liriche (Drei-
gesinge); text von Rabindranath
Tagore, Deutsch von R. 8. Hoffmann,
musik von F. Alfano, of Italy: t,
Perché, allo spuntar del giorno
; [2 others] © May 31, 1929;
1 ec. June 27; E for. 5640; Universal
edition a. g., Vienna. 15008
All around mama words and music
by Henry Cole. [Words and melody -
only] © 1e¢. July 16, 1929; EH unp.
| Sure, J. C. Johnson, New York.
15009 .
All I need is someone like you; from
- Keep it clean, words. by Charles
Tobias, music by Harry Archer. ,©
July 18, 1929; 2 ¢. July 19; H pub.
7834; Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., inc.,
New York. 15010
All life through; words and musie by
Arthur A, Penn, of Great Britain,
domiciled at Block Island, R. I.;
high voice. © July 3; 19293'\2ic
July 10; E pub. 7553; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 15011
All my time; words and music by P.
Boone; pf. ©1e. July 9, 1929; EB
unp. 8695; Philip Boone, Evanston,
Til. 15012
All the world loves a lover; words and
music by B. B. Baker. © 1 ¢. July
22, 1929; E unp. 9040; Blanche
Britton Baker, Clear Lake, Ia.
15013
798
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929
15032
Allana, my mother’s lullabye; words
by John Wallace [pseud. of J. V.
Walsh], music by G. Rodgers.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
July 22, 1929; EB unp. 9046; John V.
Walsh and Gladys Rodgers, New
York. 15014
Allegro appassionato; film-musik, von
Carlo Bartholdy [pseud. of C.
Barth], of Germany, op. 30; grosses
orch., mit pf. direction und violino
1° direction; stimmen. © Nov. 15,
1928; 1 ce. July 2, 1929; E for. 5581;
Sam Fox musikverlag, Berlin.
15015
Allegro burlesco; film-musik, von Fr.
Kark, of Germany; grosses orch.,
mit pf. direction und violino 1° di-
rection; stimmen. © Nov. 15, 1928;
1e. July 2, 1929; H for. 5582; Sam
Fox musikverlag, Berlin. 15016
Allegro dramatique; d’Albert Renaud,
orch. par Raoul Moreau, of France;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © June 2, 1929; 1 c. June 28°:
‘E for. 5481; Choudens, Paris.
15017
Allegro drammatico; film musique, de
Huguet, of Spain, et Verdun, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf.-
conducteur et violino 1 conducteur.
4to. © July 2, 1929; 1c. July 25;
E for. 5861; Francis Salabert, Paris.
; . 15018
Allegro giocoso; film-musik, von Joan
Fresco, of Netherlands, op. 23;
erosses orch., mit pf. direction und
violino 1° direction; stimmen. ©
Nov. 15, 1928; 1 c. July 2, 1929; B
for. 5578; Sam Fox musikverlag,
Berlin. 15019
Allegro giocoso; film musique, par
Huguet, of Spain, et Verdun, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et violino 1 conducteur.
4to. © July 2, 1929; 1 ce. July 25;
BE for. 5868; Francis Salabert, Paris.
15020
Allegro movimentato; film-musik, von
Joan Fresco, of Netherlands, op. 24;
grosses orch., mit pf. direction und
violino 1° direction; stimmen. ©
Noy. 15, 1928; 1 ec. July 2, 1929; E
for. 5579; Sam Fox musikverlag,
Berlin. 15021
Allegro poco agitato; film musique,
par Huguet, of Spain, et Verdun, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf—
eonducteur, et violino 1 conducteur.
4to...©. July 2, 1929; 1 c. July 25;
E for. 5863; Francis Salabert, Paris.
15022
Allegro spiritoso; film-musik, von Ali
Pach [pseud. of A. Pachernegg], of
Austria; grosses orch., mit pf. di-
rection und violino 1° direction;
Stimmen. © Nov. 15, 1928; 1 «.
July 2, 1929; BH for.*5580; Sam Fox
musikverlag, Berlin. 15028
Alma angelical; vals, por M. Pagin;
pf. © 1«¢. July 17, 1929; B unp.
89389; Manrique Pagin, New York.
15024
Alma mia; danse espagnole, par Red
Wills et Paul Nast, both of France;
pf. © June 2, 1929; 1 c. June 28;
FE for. 53867; Lucien de Lacour, Paris.
15025
Alt Preussen; marcia festiva, from
The continent, by Christiaan Kriens;
orch. pts., with pf. or organ con-
ductor. © July 22, 1929; 2 c. July
26; E pub. 7991; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 15026
Alter (Der) chazen; words and musie
by S. Weisser, arr. by H. Lefkowitch.
New York, Metro music co.
(yin ayvbds ays)
© Dee. 28, 1928; 2 ¢. July 2, 1929;
E pub. 7535; Henry Lefkowitch,
New York. 15027
Always alone, thinking of you; words
and music by Ed. Hill [pseud. of
Edwin Hilgendorf] © July 17,
1929; 2 e. July 17; E pub. 7700;
Chester Escher, New York. 15028
Always by myself; fox-trot ballad,
words by Margorie Fisher, music by
Sonny Rodgers [pseud. of R. W.
Fowler] and M. Fisher; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © June 28, 1929; 2 ¢. July
5; E pub. 7916; Roger Wood Fowler,
Hollywood, Calif. 15029
Am Sabbath-abend; potpourri tiber
jiidische jargonlieder, von Dolfi
Dauber, of Czechoslovakia, op. 111;
orchesterstimmen, mit pf.-organ di-
rektion u. violino 1 direktion. ©
June 10, 1929; 1 ec. July 2; H for.
5395; D. Rahter, Leipzig. 15030
Am Sonntag will mein stisser mit mir
segeln geh’n! text von Robert Gil-
bert, musik von Anton Profes, of
Germany, klavierarrangement von
Franz Grothe. © May 10, 1929; 1c.
June 1; E for. 5761; Drei masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 15031
Amazon; melody by Lionel Belasco.
© 1e. July 5, 1929; EB unp. 8590;
J. O. Fisher, New York. 15032
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15033
America; anthem from the symphony
America, words and music by Er-
_hest Bloch; mixed voices. 4to. ©
June 24, 1929; 2c. July 11; E pub.
7617; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
150383
Ameriean (An) in Paris; orchestral
tone poem, by George Gershwin,
transcribed for pf. by William Daly.
© July 10, 1929; 2c. July 12; E pub.
7627; New world music corp., New
York. 15034
American junior church school hym-
nal; compiled by Edward R. Bart-
lett, assisted by R. G. McCutchan.
12mo. © May 16, 1929; 2c. and aff.
July 31; A 10486; E. O. Excell co.,
. Chicago. 15035
Amerikanisches; eine chaplinade, von
Ernst Fischer, of Germany; orch.
pts., with ist violin conductor. ©
Apr. 1, 1929; 1 e. June 28; E for.
5451; Heinrichshofen’s verlag, Mag-
deburg, Germany. 15036
Andante doloroso; film musique, par
Huguet, of Spain, et Verdun, of
_ France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur, et 1° violino conducteur.
4to. © July 2, 1929; 1 e. July 25;
E for. 5880; Francis Salabert, Paris.
15037
Andante religioso; film musique, par
Huguet, of Spain, et Verdun, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf.-con-
ducteur, et violino 1 conduecteur. 4to.
©: July 2, 1920-1 ¢. July2a; EH for,
5864; Francis Salabert, Paris. 15038
Andante religioso; par J. Lobrot, of
France; violoncelle et pf. © June 2,
1929; 1 c. June 28; E for. 5368; Lu-
cien de Lacour, Paris. 15039:
Anella; words and musice by Lionel Be-
lasco. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. July 5, 1929; H unp. 8594; J. O.
Fisher, New York. 15040
Angels’ grotto; wind in the harps, by
R. Deane Shure, op. 191, a; organ.
(In The enchanted isle) © July
29, 1929; 2c. July 31; E pub. 8022;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 15041
Angels’ (The) song; Christmas an-
them, words by L. R. Brewer, music
by William Stickles; mixed voices,
with solo for sop. or ten. and duet
for sop. and alto; organ acc. 4to.
© July 3, 1929; 2 ce. July 5; B pub.
7336; R. L. Huntzinger, inec., New
York. 15042
Angst; misterioso agitato, von James
Simon, of Germany, instr. von Hans
Anything
pt. 11, n.s., v.24.
Joseph Vieth, of Germany; salon.
orch. pts., with pf. direction and
violino 1 direction. © May 45,
1929; 1 c.. May 7; E for. 5801; B.
Schott’s séhne, Mainz, Germany. .
15043
Annabell; words by H. W. Niess, mu-
sic by Chas. L. Johnson. © 1o.ce.
July 5, 1929; E unp. 8640; Henry
W. Niess, Kansas City, Mo. 15044
Annie Mae; words by B. J. Hurt, mu-
sic by Samuel H. Speck. [Words
and melody only] ©1e July 9,
1929; E unp. 8699; Burnett J. Hurt,
Chicago. 15045
Anno nuovo... vita nova! versi 2)
musica di M. Nicolo, of Italy. 4to.
[Words and melody only] © Apr.
15, 1929;.1 ¢. July: 2; Ei for. 5389;
Mario Nicolo, Naples, Italy. 15046.
Another grand day; by W. Busé; pf.
© 1c. July 25, 1929; E unp. 9185;
William Busé, New York. 15047
Any time, any place; words es Olive
Terry, music by S._ Barsukoff).
'.[Words and melody only] © 1.
July 38, 1929; E unp. 8571; Sergei
Barsukoff, Hast Hampton, N. Y.
15048
she ‘says goes with me;
words by Larry Joselyn [i. e. L. KE,
Joselyn], music by Bill Lankin [i. e.
William E. Lankin] ©1c. July 24,
1929; E unp. 9175; Lawrence KE.
Joselyn, Detroit. 15049
Anzoletti (Mareo) Dodici studi; di
M. Anzoletti, of Italy, op. 125; viola.
© July 10, 1929; 1 ec. July 12; E for,
5628; G. Ricordi & Co., Milan. 15050
Appasionato; par Armand Bournon-
ville, of France; alto et pf. © June
2, 1929; 1 ec. June 28; E.for. 5370;
Lucien de Lacour, Paris. 15051
Appasionato cantabile; film musique,
par Huguet, of Spain, et Verdun, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf.-con-
ducteur, et 1° violino conducteur.
4to. © July 2, 1929; 1 c. July 25;
E for. 5877; Francis Salabert, Paris.
15052
Aquile (Le) di Aquileia (Die adler von
Aquileja); dramma musicale in 3
parti, di G. Francesco Malipiero, of
Italy, deutsch von R. St. Hoffmann,
of Austria; riduzione per canto e
pr... © Apri) 3; 19292" 1c ie
D pub. 27521; Universal edition,
a. g., Vienna. 15053
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929
Aria antica; di Francesco Santoli-
quido, of Italy; violoncello e pf. ©
July 16, 1929; 1 e. July 17; B for.
5787; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 15054
Armonie di Firenze; by Seth Bingham,
op. 27; organ. 1. Florentine chimes.
[4 others] © July 16, 1929; 2 ¢.
July 25; E pub. 7988; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 15055
As I think of my dear mother; words
by A. W. Jackson, music by Samuel
H. Speck. [Words and melody
only] ©l1e. July 9, 1929; EH unp.
8700; Annie W. Jackson, Fort Myers,
Fla. 15056
As it fell upon a day; words from
Richard Barnefield, music by A.
Copland; flute and clarinet ace.
(New music, v. 2, no. 4, July, 1929)
© July 3, 1929; 2 c. July 9; E pub.
7445; Aaron Copland, New York.
15057
As long as I still have you; words
and music by J. Herst, and A. Ja-
cobs. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. July 12, 1929; E unp. 8796;
Jerry Herst, and Al Jacobs, San
Francisco. 15058
As long as your love is mine; words
by Marie Stoddard, music by W.
Cutty. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 25, 1929; E unp. 9207;
William Cutty, New York. 15059
At close of day; from Wonder of
women, words and music by Ray-
mond Klages, Jesse Greer and Mar-
tin Broones. New York, Robbins
music corp. © July 5, 1929; 2 ¢.
July 8; E pub. 7424; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., New York. 15060
At home with you; words and music
by J. L. Morse. [Words and melody
only] ©l1e. July 29, 1929; E unp.
9338; Joseph L. Morse, New York.
15061
At parting; words and music by Hu-
bert Brown, of Great Britain; in
E flat. © July 2, 1929; 1c. July 3;
E for. 5420; Elkin & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 15062
At the ball; by Paul Zilcher, of Ger-
many; 2 pfs., 8 hands. © July 38,
1929; 2 c. July 10; E pub. 7560;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
150638
At the break of the day; Casimer,
melody by L. Belasco. © 1c. July
5, 1929; E unp. 8591; J. O. Fisher,
New York. 15064
15074
At the end of a cobblestone road;
words by Carlo Sanders, music by
Thomas Bourke, of Canada; with
violin and cello. obbl. 1. High
voice.—2. Med. voice.—3. Low voice.
© July 24, 1929; 2 c. each July 23;
E pub. 7886; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 15065
At the end of my pretty rainbow;
words by M. S. Voss, music by Ar-
thur Bowers. New: York City,
Frank Harding. © June 29, 1929;
2c July 10; E pub. 7716; Marie
Shirley Voss, Dumont, Ia. 15066
At the fairies moonlight ball; words
and music by E. S. Richards.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
July 11, 1929; E unp. 8776; Edith
Seeley Richards, Glens Falls, N. Y.
15067
At the market; by Domenico Savino;
orch. pts. © July ‘12, °1929; 2c.
July 17; E pub. 7707; Atlas music
corp., New York. 15068
At twilight; lyric by Wm. Tracey,
music by Maceo Pinkard. © July
25, 1929; 2c. July 26; E pub. 7933;
Gene Austin, inc., New York. 15069
At twilight; lyric by Wm. Tracey,
music by Maceo Pinkard. [Words
and melody only] © 1e. July 2,
1929; E unp. 8538; Gene Austin,
inc., New York. 15070
Atlantic City auditorium and conven-
tion hall march; by W. Stokking;
pf. © May 29, 1929; 2 ¢. July 15;
E pub. 7779; William Stokking, At-
lantic City. 15071
Au pays des steppes; chanson slave,
par Chillemont, of France; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur et 1°
violino conducteur. 4to. © July 2,
1929; 1 c. July 25; E for. 5846;
E. Gaudet, Paris. 15072
Auber (Daniel Francois Esprit) Fra
Diavolo; ouverture, arr. by Leopold
Weninger, of Austria; orch. pts.,
with pf. or organ direction and vio-
lin 1 direction. © June 21, 1929;
1c. July 9; E for. 5551; D. Rahter,
Leipzig. 15073
La muette de Portici; ouverture,
arr. par F. Salabert, of France;
orech. parties, avec pf. conducteur
et 1° violino conducteur. 4to. ©
July 2, 1929; 1 «. July 25; H for.
5859; Francis Salabert, Paris.
15074
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15075
Auf den strassen zu singen; text von
David Weber, musik von Hanns His-
ler, of Austria, op. 15; Sse. for mixed
voices alone. 4to. © May 381, 1929;
1c. June 27; H for. 5649; Universal
edition a. g., Vienna. 15075
Aurora; vals, by R. S. Gonzalez, sr.,
of Mexico, domiciled at Los Angeles;
pf. ©1e July 30, 1929; E unp.
9878; Raymundo S. Gonzalez, sr.,
Los Angeles. 15076
Automne-valse (L’); von Isaac Albe-
niz, op. 170, arr. von Leo Artok, of
Germany; salon orch. pts., with pf.
conductor and violine 1 direction. ©
July 3, 1929; 1 c. June 26; E for.
5789; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Ger-
many. 15077
Ave Maria; Latin text, musie by John
Thomas [pseud. of J. T. Fagan] ©
June, 1, ,1929;.2.¢ July 1; E pub.
7283; John Thomas Fagan, Portland,
Me. 15078
Ave Maria; words and music by X.
Dimarias, of Mexico, domiciled at
New York; sop. and alto. ©1e.
July 11, 1929; E unp. 8780; Xavier
Dimarias, New York. 15079
Avowal; poem no. 2, by Leopold Go-
dowsky; violin and pf. © Apr. 24,
1929,;"2 ¢. June. 27; EY pub. wats;
Carl Fischer, inec., New York. 15080
Ay, ay, ay; cancao creoula, tr. from
the Spanish by Cecil Cowdrey, arr.
by William Stickles; quartet or cho.
of mixed voices. 4to. © July 3,
1929; 2c. July 5; H pub. 73384; R. L.
Huntzinger, inc., New York. 15081
B. D. B. (La); one-step, par L. Kése-
laer, of France; orch. parties. 4to.
© June 10, 1929; 1c. July 25; E for.
5918; F. Moulin, Cannes, France.
15082
Baa, baa, black sheep; unison song,
additional verses by Edward Oxen-
ford, music by Cecil Sharman, of
Great Britain. 4to. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © July 5, 1929;
1c. July 9; H for. 5457; Novello &
co., Itd., London. 15083
Baby doll dance; from Broadway
nights, words by J. Keirn Brennan
and Moe Jaffe, music by Maury Ru-
bens and Philip Svigals; pf. and
ukulele ace. New York, Shubert
music pub. co. © July 3, 1929; 2c.
July 6; E pub. 7402; Shubert the-
atre corp., New York. 15084
pt. iii, 0. s., v. 24
Babyette; words by Arthur Sandberg,
music by Pauline Hart. © 1c. July
9, 1929; E unp. 8696; Pauline Hart-
man, New York. 15085
Baccanale; di Italo Azzoni, of Italy,
riduz. di H. Kawan, of Italy; orch.
parti, con pf. direzione. 4to.
Apr. 24, 1929; 1 c July 16; E for.
5728; C. Beltramo, San Remo,
Italy. 15086
Bacchanale moderne; par F. Salabert,
of France; orch. parties, avec pf.
conducteur et 1° violini conducteur.
4to. © June 10, 1929; 1 e July 8;
E for. 5493; Francis Salabert, Paris.
15087
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Bach suite;
selected by Victor L. F. Rebmann,
ed. by Joseph HE. Maddy, arr. by Tom
Clark; band pts., with conductor se.
Copyright is based upon new matter
by Joseph EH. Maddy, namely his in-
terpretation represented in the legi-
ble notation thereof contained in the
copies filed and—selection by Victor
L. F. Rebmann, and arrangement by
Tom Clark. © July 16, 1929; 2 e.
July 25; E pub. 7971; G. Schirmer,
inec., New York. 15088
—— Bach’s Fugue a la gigue; arr. for
orch, by Gustav Holst, of Great
Britain; full sec. © July 9, 1929;
'“1¢ July 22; E for. 5776; Hawkes
& son (London) Itd., London. 15089
Jesus called to Him the twelve;
choral-finale from cantata, arr. by
J. Stuart Archer, of Great Britain;
organ. © July 19, 1929; 1 ¢. July
13; E for. 5698; W. Paxton & co.,
ltd., London. 15090
Kantate nr. 151; stisser trost,
mein Jesus kommt, am dritten Weih-
nachtsfesttage, klavierauSzug von
Giinter Raphael, of Germany, Eng-
lish version by J. Michael Diack;
mixed voices. 4to. © June 8, 1929;
1c. June 26; E for. 5320; Breitkopf
& Hartel, Leipzig. 15091
The passion of our Lord; accord-
ing to Saint John, verse nos. tr. by
T. A. Lacey, ed. by Ivor Atkins, of
Great Britain. 4to. © Mar. 12,
1929; 1. ec. Mar. 18; HB for. 5691;
Novello & co., ltd., London. 15092
— Peace be unto you; from the can-
tata Halt’ im gedichtniss Jesum
Christ, for the 1st Sunday after
Haster, English words by Charles
Sanford Terry, music arr. by H. Har-
old Geer; contralto solo with 3 pt.
802
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 192
15113
cho., and 4 pt. choral, for women’s
voices. 4to. © July 16, 1929; 2c.
July 25; E pub. 7905; EH. C. Schir-
mer music co., Boston. 15093
Back to my Georgia home; words by
D. Vance, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
. July 6, 1929; E unp. 8655; Doris
Vance, Fentress, Va. 15094.
Balivernes; American dance jazz, par
Léo Pouget, arr. par Jack April, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et 1°* violon conducteur.
4i0: $©) July* 2;°1929s) 1 -e:Suly 25;
E for. 5929; Auguste Bose, Paris.
15095
Balkan patrol; tempo di marcia, by
George J. Trinkaus; orch. pts., with
pf. or organ conductor. © July 22,
1929; 2c. July 26; H, pub. 7994;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
15096
Ballerina (La); staccato study, by
Albert Von Doenhoff; pf. © July 3,
20s? Go July. 10;.30 pub..(512;.G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 15097
Ballet music; selected and arr. by
Arthur Purcell, of Great Britain; pf.
nos. 1-7. © July 6, 1929; 1c. July
8; E for. 5559; Joseph Henry Lar-
way, London. 15098
Banditi (1) (The bandits); operetta
tragicomica in 8 atti, paroles e mu-
sica di P. Leoni, of Italy, domiciled
at San Francisco. © 1. July 6,
1929; D unp. 27532; Pasquale Le-
oni, San Francisco. 15099
Banjoistic ; novelty banjo solo, by John
Cali, pf. arr. by Claude Lapham.
July 10, 1929; 2 ec. July 15; E pub.
7677; Crawford music corp., New
York. 15100
Barbus (Les); one-step chanté, pa-
roles de Léo Leliévre, fils, musique de
Fred Pearly et Pierre Chagnon, both
of France; pf. ace. with ukulele
arr. by F. Salabert. © July 2, 1929;
1 ec. July 25; E for. 5908; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 15101
Barearole; von Julius Einddshofer, of
Austria; salon-orchester, mit violine
1 direktion. Stimmen. 4to. ©
Apr, 23, 192951 1.e0 Julynas ei for.
5738; Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 15102
Barnabé; one-step chanté, de l’opérette
Flossie, lyrics de Ch. L. Pothier.
musique de Joseph Szule, of France.
© June 10, 1929; 1c. July 8; H for.
5654; Francis Salabert, Paris.
15103
Baruffe (Le) trasteverine; ouverture
giocosa, di Alessandro Cardoni, of
Italy ; orch. parti, con pf. conduttore..
© June 7, 1929; 1c. July 22; E for.
5734; Studio musicale Romano,
Rome. 15104
Bashful beau; words by G. J. Wend-
ling, music by G. J. Wendling and
E. A. Schindler; pf. © 1c. July
22, 1929; E unp. 9084; George J.
Wendling and Hdw. A. Schindler,
Chicago. 15105,
Bavard (Le); par “‘Trémisot, of
France; orch. parties, avee pf. con-
ducteur et 1° violino conducteur.
4to. © June 10, 1929; 1c. July 8;
E for. 5494; Francis Salabert, Paris.
15106
Beautiful; words and music by Eddie
Leonard, and Grace and Jack Stern.
© July 3, 1929; 2c. July 5; E pub.
7341; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
15107
Beautiful eyes; words by F. L. Zim-
merman, music by Norne Bernard.
© 1c. May 17, 1929; E unp. 8932;
Fannie L. Zimmerman, Shawnee,
Okla. 15198
Beautiful thing; words by Walter
Hirsch, music by Donald Murray.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
July 17, 1929; E unp. 8935; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 15109
Because you’re mine; words and music
by M. E. Everett. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 12, 1929;
KH unp. 8815; Mary BH. Everett,
Memphis, Tenn. 15110
Becce (Giuseppe) Scherzando; film-
musik, von G. Becce, of Italy, arr.
von St. Stefanoff; grosses orch. pts.,
mit pf. direction und violino 1 direc-
tion. © Feb. 15. 1929; 1 ec. Mar. 15;
E for. 5592; Schlesinger’sche buch-
u. musikhandlung, Berlin-Lichter-
felde. 15111
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Adagio
eantabile; aus der Jenaer sym-
phonie, bearb. von Martin Schmel-
ing, of Germany ; salon orch., mit pf.
direktion und violine 1 direktion.
4to. © June 21, 1929; 1c. July 9;
EH for. 5558; Breitkopf & Hartel,
Leipzig. 459 Mb
For Elise; arr. by W. F. Ambrosio:
[pseud. of Gustav Saenger]; violin
and pf. © Apr. 19, 1929; 2 c. June
27: Epub; 7372; Carl,Fischer, inc.,
New York. 15113
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15114
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Beethoven (Ludwig van)—Continued.
—— Hallelujah; from The Mount of
Olives, 4 pt. cho., arr. by H. Harold
Geer; women’s voices. 4to. © July
16, 1929; 2c. July 25; E pub. 7906;
HK. C. Schirmer music co., Boston.
15114
—— The heavens are telling; 4 pt.
cho., words from Psalm 19 para-
phrased, music arr. by EH. Harold
Geer; women’s voices, with organ
gee. (460; °-© July 291029); 12 e.
July 25; E pub. 7907; HE. C. Schirmer
music ¢co., Boston. 15115
—— Rondo; op. 51, no. 1, 2nd. pf. pt.
by Frances Frothingham; 2 pfs. ©
Jaly,.3,i£929 52. .e edly 2: 1 «pub.
7338; Clayton EF. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 15116
Begone! dull care! 2 pt. song, 17th
century melody arr. by Ivor R.
Davies, of Great Britain. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© July 11, 1929; 1 ec. July 20; EB
for. 5767; Hawkes & son (London)
ltd., London. 15117
Behold, O God our shield; words from
84th psalm, music by G. H. Vaughan,
arr. by I. M. Happy; mixed voices,
with pf. or organ acc. 4to. © July
6, 1929; 2 c. July 6; E pub. 7406;
Gertrude Holland Vaughan and Ina
Mae Happy, Mayfield, Ky. 15118
Behold! the King shall reign; words
by Elders McIntorsch and Edwards,
music by Irene Spain. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 1, 1929;
E unp. 8517; Polk C. Brockman,
Atlanta. 15119
Bei der zigeunerkapelle; valse lente,
text und musik von Erik Meyer-
Helmund, of Germany, klav. arr.
von Gustav Groschwitz, of Germany.
© June 14, 1929; 1 c. July 8; BE
for. 5552; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
15120
Bel canto; di Tito Murzilli, of Italy;
violoncello e pf. Berlin, Raabe &
Plothow. © Apr. 1, 1929; 1c. June
28; E for. 5435; Tito Murzilli,
Berlin. 1121
Believe me; words and music by
G. F. Rubens. [Words and melody
only] ©l1e. July 15, 1929; EH unp.
8881; George F. Rubens, New York.
15122
Believe me you should know my girl
from Noochateau; words by Roy
Turk, music by Fred _ Ahlert.
[Words and melody only] ©1.
July 30, 1929: unp. 9376; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver City,
Calif. 15123
Belk stores belt the Carolinas; words
and music by Herbert Buie. [i. e.
D. H. Buie] © June 12, 1929; 2 c.
July 29; E pub. ‘8006; Daniel
Hierbert Buie, Wilmington, N. C.
15124
Belle (The) of Carmel; tango-fox
trot, by Ed. Carney [i. e. BE. M.
Carney. Melody only] ©1e. July
25, 1929; EH unp. 9222; Edmund M.
Carney, San Francisco. 15125
Bells of praise; hymn, words by Ul-
dine Utley, music by M. H. Cum-
mings. © June 26, 1929; 2 ¢, June
29; E pub. 7279; M. Homer Cum-
mings, Fayetteville, W. Va. 15126
Beneath the gypsy moon; words by
Marcy Klauber, music by H. Stod-
dard. [Words and melody only] ©
1 e@4 July 1, 1929; E unp. 8523;
Harry Stoddard, New York. 15127
Beneath the lilac blossom; words by
Marjorie Feltham, music by Hubert
Brown, of Great Britain. © June
18, 1929; 1 ec. June 22; E for. 5322;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 15128
‘Beneath the moonlit skies of sunny
Spain; words and music by EH. H.
Schoelwer. [Words and melody
only. Photostat] © 1c. July 9,
1929; E unp. 8714; Edward Henry
Schoelwer, Cincinnati. 15129
Berbiguier (T.) Highteen exercises or
études for flute; ed. by Lamar
Stringfield. Copyright is based upon
new matter of Lamar Stringfield
namely, his interpretation represent-
ed in the legible notation thereof
contained in the copies filed. © Apr.
24, 1929; 2c. June 27; E pub. 7742;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 15130
Berceuse; poésie de Marceline Desbor-
des-Valmore, musique de Henry-Vas-
seur, of France; mezzo-sop. © June
10, 1929; 1 ce. July 8; E for, 5525;
Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris. 15131
Berceuse, en ut; par René Rabey, of
France; violoncelle et pf. © June
2, 1929; 1 ec. June 28; H for. 5360;
Durand et cie., Paris. 15132
Berceuse Palestinienne; by Jacob
Weinberg, of Palestine, domiciled at
Yonkers, N. Y., op. 19, no. 1; violin
or violoncello, with pf. ace. © July
16, 1929; 2 ec. July 25; E pub. 7982;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 15133
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929
|
Ber ger (Francesco)
Berceuse tendre; par Maurice Pesse,
of France;
eonducteur.
orch. parties, avec pf.
4to. © June 2, 1929;
= ac. June: 28° E for. 5358 ; Durand
15134
Six bagatelles ;
by F. Berger, of Great Britain; pf.,
left hand only. 1. A good old fash-
ion. [5 others] © July 1, 1929; 2c.
July 3; E pub. 7454; Theodore Pres-
ser ¢o., Philadelphia. 15135
et cie., Paris.
‘Berlin, wie es weint und lacht; ouver-
tiire, von A. Conradi, arr. von Leo
Artok, of Germany; salon orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and violino 1 di-
rection. © June 15, 1929; 1 c. June
10; BH for. 5792; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. 15136
Berry ; words by N. Spencer, music by
Chester Escher; 1st violin. © 1.
July 2, 1929; E unp. 8544; Norris
Spencer, Kingston, Jamaica, Brit-
ish West Indies. 15137
Besrukoff (Serge) Nocturne; by S.
Besrukoff, of Russia, domiciled at
Hollywood, Calif., op. 1; pf. © July
pb, 1929- 2 ec July 2; E pub. 7400;
Serge Besrukoff, Hollywood, Calif.
15138
-Better and better; humorous pt.-song,
poem by Whyte Monk, music by
Maurice Jacobson, of Great Britain ;
men’s voices. 4to. © July 5, 1929;
1c. July 8; E for. 5666; J. Curwen
& sons, Itd., London. 15139
Beyond the brim; poem by Donald
Shumway Rockwell, music by L.
Herscher. © 1c. July 15, 1929; E
unp. 8874; Louis Herscher, Atlantic
City. 15140
Big man, sweet man; words and music
by Lionel Belasco. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©.1c. July 5, 1929; E
unp. 8595; J. O. Fisher, New York.
15141
Billie; words by Haven Gillespie, mu-
sie by Neil Moret. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. July 2, 1929; B
unp. 8539; Villa Moret, ine, San
Francisco. 15142
Bimba polacca polka; by P. Russo;
violin. ©1c. July 10, 1929; EH unp.
8734; Philip Russo, Perth Amboy,
N. J. 15143
Birthday party; scherzino, by James
Spencer, op. 9, no. 1; pf. © Mar.
ao, 1929- 1 ¢. Apr. 5, "4 e. June 29;
E pub. 7294; Bendix pub. co., Lin-
coln, Neb. 15144
15155
Bizet (Georges) Agnus Dei; arr. by
W. F. Ambrosio [pseud. of Gustav
Saenger] ; violin and pf. © Apr. 25,
1929 * 2. ¢c, June ‘27: Epub. 1369;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 15145
Black despair; words and musie by A.
Petolino. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 3, 1929; B unp. 8555;
Anthony Petolino, Newark. 15146
Black (The) hussars; words by Har-
lan Thompson, music by Dave
Stamper. ©1c. July 19, 1929; HB
unp. 9006; Fox film corp., New York.
15147
Blair (Jamieson) Three dances; by
J. Blair, of Great Britain; pf. 1.
Country dance. [2 others] © June
15," 192951 ¢ July 83. for, 5427:
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 15148
Blessed are the pure in heart; anthem,
words by John Keble, music by F.
Flaxington Harker, op. 59, no. 1;
mixed voices, with organ ace. 4to.
© July 20, 1929; 2c. July 26; E pub.
7953; Harold Flammer, ine, New
York. 15149
Blessed (The) cross; hymn, words by
EK. L. Thompson, music by N. Carl-
son. © May 4, 1929; 2 ¢. July 11;
EH pub. 7584; Nathaniel Carlson,
Miami, Fla. 15150
Bloch (Ernest) Prélude; recueille-
ment; string quartet. Se. and pts.
© June 6, 1929; 2 c. June 27; E pub.
7378; Carl Fischer, inec., New York.
15151
Blondy; lyric by Arthur Freed, music
by Nacio Herb Brown. © 1c. July
23, 1929; E unp. 9145; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., Culver City, Calif.
15152
Blossom time; words by H. L. Shank,
music by Sylvester Long Cross; pf.
© 1c. July 12, 1929; E unp. 8826;
Harry L. Shank, Los Angeles.
15153
Blossoming buds; spring-time dance,
by M. W. Butler; pf. © July 17,
4929: 2 c. July. 19; H pub: 773;
A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia, Mo.
15154
Blow me down; words and music by
Perry Alexander and Woody Frisino
[pseud. of Warren Frisino] ; pf. and
ukulele ace. © July 2, 1929; 2 ¢.
July 24; E pub. 7895; Mills music,
inc., New York. 15155
805
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15156
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Blow wind, blow; words and music by
L. Belasco. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 5, 1929; EB unp.
8596; J. O. Fisher, New York.
15156
Blue baby; words by George H. Bar-
bour III, and G. L. Rothschild, music
by G. L. Rothschild. [Words and
melody only] ©1le. July 24, 1929;
E unp. 9176; Gibson L. Rothschild,
Detroit. 15157
Blue blowers blues; by C. B. Mosby;
pt. ©. tc. July, 22) 19295) 1) anp.
9057; Curtis B. Mosby, Los Angeles.
15158
Blue (The) Danube; waltz song, words
by R. H. Elkin, music by Johann
Strauss, arr. and adapted by Robert
Elkin, of Great Britain. © June 25,
1929; 1 '@ June’ 203 tor 5328;
Hikin & co., ltd., London. 15159
Blue melody; words and music by
Buster Shaver. [Words and melody
only] ©1ce. July 12, 1929; E unp.
8830; Primrose Semon, New York.
15160
Blue melody; words and music by P.
Baxter.. © 1. ¢ July 25, 1929; -H
unp. 9229; Phil Baxter, Kansas City,
Mo. 15161
Blue skies; waltz, words by H. L.
Dison, music by Ray Hibbeler. ©
1 ¢@. July 138, 1929; EH unp. 8849;
Eddie L. Dison, Newcastle, Calif.
15162
Blue skies can make you happy; words
by T. Rogers, musie by Burrell Van
Buren. [Words and melody only]
©l1e. July 27, 1929; E unp. 9272;
Thornton Rogers, Edmonton, Alta.,
Canada. 15163
Boarding house blues; words and
music by M. Patridge. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 11, 1929;
E unp. 8773; Mitchell Patridge,
Springfield, O. 15164
Boating song; by Mabel Madison
Watson: pf..--© July: 2)119295) 2 ce.
July 38; E pub. 73824; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 15165
Boatride on the lake; arpeggio study,
by William A. Taylor; pf. © July
1, 1929; 2c. July 3; E pub. 7314;
Evans music ¢o., Boston. 15166
Boceaccio’s galanterien; fantasie tiber
melodien. aus der operette, Boc-
eaccio, von Franz von Suppé, arr.
von Leopold Weninger, of Austria:
806
orchesterstimmen, mit pf. oder organ
direction und violino 1 direction.
© June 27, 1929; 1. c« July 16; B
for. 5686; D. Rahter, Leipzig.
15167
Bogie-man; by Hugo Felix, orch. by
George Torke; orch. pts. © July 5,
1929; 2 c July 10; E pub. 7960;
Crawford music corp., New York.
15168
Boniment de clowns [et] La belle
Fathma; nos. 2 et 3 de Musiques
foraines, par Florent Schmitt, op.
22, arr. par F. Salabert, of France;
orch, parties avec pf. conducteur et
1° violini conducteur. © June 10,
1929; Loe July 8: Bator sa0T;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 15169
Bonnie lassie; words and music by R.
Edwards. © 1c. July 16, 1929; EB
unp. 8918; Robert Edwards, Martins
Ferry, O. 15170
Boomerang (The) ; fox-trot, words by
Billy Rose, music by Lee David. ©
July 2; 1929; 2 ‘¢c- Suly 337 pu,
7471; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 15171
Botanico (El) ; plena, words and musie
by M. Malave. ©1c. July 9, 1929;
E unp. 8718; Mateo . Malave,
Brooklyn. 15172
Bouquet; flowers of remembrance,
monologue-character, by B. Gold-
berg; violin. © July 10, 1929; 2 c.
July 8; E pub. 7437; Boris Goldberg,
Cambridge, Mass. 15173
Bourrée; by Lucina Jewell; violin,
violoncello and pf. © July 16, 1929;
oe, July.,.254, ,, DUD (ie
Schirmer, ine., New York. 15174
Boy of my dreams; words and music
by ©. D. Fazio. ©1c. July 5, 1929;
E unp. 8647; Cologera D. Fazio,
Spring Valley, N. Y. 15175
Brahms (Johannes) Come soon; pt.-
song, words tr. and music arr. by
Julius Harrison, of Great Britain;
mixed voices. 4to. © July 2, 1929;
1 ec. July 10; E for. 5605; Hawkes
& son (London) ltd., London. 15176
Little bird; pt.-song, words tr.
and music arr. by Julius Harrison,
of Great Britain; sop. 1 & 2, and
alto. Winthrop Rogers ed. 4to: ©
July 3, 1929: 1c. July do, as,
5607; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.,
London. THUe
Sapphie ode; pt.-song, words tr.
and musie arr. by Julius Harrison.
of Great Britain; sop. 1 & 2 and alto,
—
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929
15198
Winthrop Rogers ed. 4to. © July
4, 1929; 1 ec. July 138; E for. 5608;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd., Lon-
don. 15178
— Two waltzes; op. 39, orch. by N.
Clifford Page; orch. pts. © July
15, 1929; 2c. July 17; E pub. 7685;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 15179
— Valse; in A, by J. Brahms, op.
39, arr. by Ludvik Schwab; string
quartet pts. © Apr. 29, 1929; 2 ¢.
June 27; E pub. 7395; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 15180
Bright stars; words and music by W.
S. Truesdell. New York City, Frank
Harding. © July 5, 1929; 2c. July
13; E pub. 7729; William S. Trues-
dell, North Tonawanda, N. Y. 15181
Bright (The) stars above me, say
you'll always love me; words and
music by M. M. Sneed. ©1e. July
22, 1929; E unp. 9049; Milton M.
Sneed, Chicago. 15182
Bringing you true love; words by
Ben E. Crosby, music by Casper
Nathan. © July 6, 1929; 2c. July
6; E pub. 7411; Benjamin E. Crosby,
Toledo, Or. 15183
Broadway baby dolls; from Broadway
babies, lyric by Al Bryan, music by
Geo. W. Meyer, arr. by Ed. Smalle;
male voices. 4to. © July 1, 1929;
2 e. July 5; E pub. 7502; M. WiCt-
mark & sons, New York. 15184
Broken; words by L. Anderson, music
by Luther A. Clark. New York City,
Frank Harding. © July 1, 1929;
2 ec. July 13; E pub. 7723; Louie
Anderson, Strawn, Tex. 15185
Broken hearted doll; words and mu-
sic by M. D. Blake. © 1. July 8,
1929; E unp. 8566; Marion D. Blake,
Syracuse, N. Y. 15186
Broken promises; waltz ballad, lyric
and music by Howard Flynn, of
Great Britain; pf. acc., with banju-
lele banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin
D. Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © July 2, 1929;1c¢. July
11; E for. 5556; Billy Thorburn
musie pub. co., ltd., London. 15187
Bucolique; par J. M. L. Maugiié, of
France; clarinette si bémol et pf.
© June 2, 1929; 1 c. June 28; E for.
5377; Lucien de Lacour, Paris.
15188
Budapest; foxtrot, text von Kurt
Schwabach, musik von Hartwig von
67717—_29—2
Platen, of Germany; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Mar. 28,
1929; 1 ec. June 28; EH for. 5439;
Edition Meisel & co., G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 15189.
Burleske; von Ernst Fischer, of Ger-
many; orch. pts., with 1st violin con-
ductor. © Apr. 1, 1929; 1 ¢. June
28; HE for. 5450; Heinrichshofen’s.
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany. 15190
Burleske; von Julius Hinddshofer, of
Austria; salon-orchester, mit violine
1 direktion. Stimmen. 4to. © Apr.
25, 19293 L’e July 3; B for. 5729;
Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 15191
Burlesque; de Marcel Poot, of Bel-
gium; odeon et salonorch. pts., avec
pf.-conducteur et violino 1 directeur.
4to. © July 20, 1929; 1 c. July 2;
E for. 5818; Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H.,
Leipzig. 15192:
Busy as a bee; fox trot, words by
Gene Carr, music by HE. A. Rohlf.
© 1c. June 29, 1929; E unp. 8508;
Earl A. Rohlf, Cleveland. 15193
By myself; lyric by George Delworth,
music by Keith McLeod and Nat
Shilkret. [Words and melody only]
© ic. July 6, 1929; E unp. 8660;
Remick music corp., New York.
15194
By the seaside; by Louis Streabbog
[pseud. of Jean Louis Gobbaerts],
op. 63, no. 7, 2d pf. by Fleetwood
A. Diefenthaeler; 2 pfs. obl. 8vo.
© July 2, 1929; 2 c. July 5; E pub.
7346; Gamble hinged music co., Chi-
cago. 15195.
By the way; lyric by Sam Lewis and
Joe Young, music by Lew Pollack
and Lew White. © July 22, 1929;
2 ec. July 25; E pub. 7897; Remick.
music corp., New York. 15196
C’est la java; java de Vopérette Un
joli monsieur, par Irving Paris, arr.
par F. Salabert, of France; orch.
parties, avee pf. conducteur, 1° vio-
lino conducteur et paroles. 4to. ©
July 2, 1929; 1 ec. July 25; H for.
5855; Francis Salabert, Paris. 15197
C’est pas un pére...; de la comédie
musicale Couchette, livret de Alex
Madis, lyries de Albert Willemetz,
musique de Joseph Szule, of France;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by Fran-
cis Salabert. © Apr. 10, 1929; 1c.
May 16; E for. 5482; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 15198.
807
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15199
pt. m1, n.s., v. 24
C. M. T. C. march; lyric by Bess Evan-
geline Murch, music by Ann Mack
Dowel [pseud. of Anna McDowell.
Photostat] ©1e. July 2, 1929; BH
unp. 8552; Anna McDowell, Dear-
born, Mich. 15199
Cabaret kisses; fox-trot, lyric by Billy
Rose, music by Mabel Wayne, arr.
by Elliott Jacoby; orch. pts. 4to.
© July 18, 1929; 2 e July 19; EB
pub. 7806; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
15200
Cabin (A) on the bayou; 3 pt. song,
words by Creole Thomas, music
by Mary Helen Brown; women’s
voices. 4to. © July 5, 1929; 2.
July 6; E pub. 7398; R. L. Hunt-
zinger, inc., New York. 15201
Cabots (Les) qu’aboient; one-step
chanté, paroles de Louis Lemar-
chand et Léo Leliévre, fils, musique
de Fred Pearly et Pierre Chagnon,
both of France; pf. and ukulele acc.
© July 2, 1929; 1 c. July 25; E for.
5901; Francis Salabert, Paris.
15202
Cachetitos rojos; cancion Mexicana,
letra de J. Xavier Mondragon, mu-
sica de Isaias Medina Campa, of
Mexico. ©1c. July 5, 1929; E unp.
Sool Ay. Xavier Mondragon, Chi-
cago. 15203
Cairo; orientale, von . Julien Porret,
of France, instr. von Hans Joseph
Vieth, of Germany; salon orch. pts.,
with pf. direction and violino 1 di-
rection. © Apr. 30, 1929; 1c. Apr.
24; H for. 5798; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. 15204
California; words and music by S.
Cosgrove. © 1c. July 1, 1929; BE
unp. 8500; Susan Cosgrove, Los An-
geles. 15205
Call (The) of spring; intermezzo, by
Agnes Williams, of Great Britain;
pf. © May 29, 1929; 1c. July 2;
EH for. 5392; Bosworth & co., ltd.,
London. 15206
Call (The) of spring; waltz-song,
words by R. H. Elkin, music by
Johann Strauss, arr. and adapted
by Robert Elkin, of Great Britain.
© June 25, 1929; 1 c. June 27; B
for. 5829; Elkin & co., ltd., London.
15207
Calling me back to the South; words
and music by A. HE. Buckingham.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
July 22, 1929; E unp. 9073; A. Ed-
ward Buckingham, Los Angeles.
15208
Camille! I’d walk a mile for you;
words by S. Schuman, music by
Tony Messina. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. July 13, 1929; E unp.
8831; Sam Schuman, Long Island
City, Ne Ye 15209
Can’t you have fun like that; words
and music by Babe Fritsch [pseud.
of E. V. Fritsch], arr. by Ted Klien-
felter. ©1c. July 15, 1929; E unp.
8854; Edward Vincent Fritsch,
Houston. 15210
Canto apassionato d’amore; filmmusik,
von Giuseppe Becce, of Italy, arr.
von St. Stefanoff; grosses orch. pts.,
mit pf. direction und violino 1 direc-
tion. © Feb. 15, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 15;
HE for. 5591; Schlesinger’sche buch-
u. musikhandlung, Berlin-Lichter-
felde. 15211
Canto d’amore; di Carlo Malberto, of
Italy, riduz. di H. Kawan, of Italy;
orch. parti, con pf. direzione. 4to.
© May 18, 1929; 1 c. July 16; B
for 5720; C. Beltramo, San Remo,
Italy. 15212
Canto patético; by FEF. Druckerman;
pt.. © 1 «July 5, 1999- i Saun,
8742; Frances Druckerman, Miami,
Fla. 15243
Canto spianato et Gavotte no. 3; pour
violoncelle avec ace. de pf., par F.
Ronchini, of Italy. © June 2, 1929;
1e¢. June 28; HE for. 5378 ; Lucien de
Lacour, Paris. 15214
Canto triste; di Giovanni Brusso, of
Italy, riduz. di H. Kawan, of Italy;
orch. parti, con pf. direzione e vio-
lino 1. direzione. 4to. © May 25,
1929; 1 c«. July 16; E for. 5719; C.
Beltramo, San Remo, Italy. 15215
Canzone (La) di Zisa; di Illuminato
Culotta, of Italy; riduzione per or-
chestrina parti con pf. conduttore e
violino conduttore. 4to. © July 1,
1929; 1 « July: 2; for, S41 eG,
Ricordi & co., Milan. 15216
Canzuncella ’e verita; versi e musica
di S. Martorelli. New York, Edi-
zioni Gennariello. [Words and mel-
ody only] © July 18, 1929; 2 «.
July 19; E pub. 7749; Salvatore
Martorelli, New York. 15217
Carabella (Ezio) Novelletta; di HE.
Carabella, of Italy; riduzione per
orchestrina parti, con pf. conduttore
e violino conduttore. 4to. © July 1,
1929; 1 e. July 2; BH for 5415; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 15218
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
-no. 7, 1929
15239
Caracas; melody by L. Belasco. © 1
e. July 5, 1929; E unp. 8585; J. O.
Fisher, New York. 15219
Carloni (Arnaldo) Tre composizioni
per pianoforte; di A. Carloni, of
Italy. 1. Sarabanda. [2 others] ©
June 8, 1929; 1 c«. July 9; E for.
5543; Arnaldo Carloni, Pesaro,
Italy. 15220
Carmencita; Spanish fox trot, words
by D. Lane, music by Christian L.
Philippus. © 1c. July 19, 1929;
E unp. 9002; Dona Lane, Denver.
tH22 1
Carmina; waltz song, words by Clif-
ford Seylor, music by Reginald King,
of Great Britain; pf., ukulele and
banjulele banjo ace [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © July 10,
Pook CG duly 12; BH for. 5561;
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., London.
15222
Carnevale; di Amedeo Amadei, of
Italy, op. 428; orch. parti, con pf.
direzione e violino 1° direzione. 4to.
© Mar. 14, 1929; 1 c. July 16; E
for. 5715; C. Beltramo, San Remo,
Italy. 15223
Caroline; words by Johnny Marvin,
musie by J. S. Marvin. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 12, 1929;
E unp. 8807; John Senator Marvin,
Mamaroneck, N. Y. 15224
Carrying on in Carrie’s coupe; fox trot,
words and music by J. Waverly; pf.
©1e. July 1, 1929; EB unp. 9092;
Jack Waverly, Brooklyn. A225
Cathedral cliffs; intro. Tower chimes,
King Neptunes march and Mer-
maids’ hymn of thanks, by R. Deane
Shure, op. 191, d; organ. (In The
enchanted isle) © July 29, 1929;
2 ce. July 31; E pub. 8025; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. 15226
Caveman; words by C. Wyman and
Dean Owen, music by C. Wyman. ©
de> July: 10,;- 19294 +H unpe 87132:
Charley Wyman, Glendale, Calif.
15227
Ce n’est que votre main, Madame... ;
paroles frangaises de André Mau-
prey, of France, musique de Ralph
Erwin. © June 2, 1929; 1 ec. July
8; E for. 5588; Edition Charles
Briill et Editions Max Eschig, Paris.
15228
Cedar Rapids, lowa; words and music
by F. K. Schneider. Cedar Rapids,
Ia., Schneider music co. © July 26,
1929; 2 ce. July 29; E pub. 8007;
Florence Klotz Schneider, Cedar
Rapids, Ia. 15229
Chanson: arabe; by Jacob Weinberg,
of Palestine, domiciled. at Yonkers,
N. Y. ,op. 19, no. 2; violin or violon-
cello, with pf. acc. © July 16, 1929;
2c. July 25; E pub. 7981; G. Schir-
mer, ine., New York. 15230
Chanson mystique; di Romeo Manoni,
of Italy; piccola orch. parti, con pf.
conduttore. © June 26, 1929; 1 ¢.
July 17; E for. 5707; A. & G. Ca-
risch & c., Milan. 15231
Chanson négre; in the American idiom,
by Claude Lapham, op. 16, no. 5; pf.
© July 15, 1929; 2c. July 17; E pub.
7711; Crawford music corp., New
York. 15232
Chant of the jungle; words by Arthur
Freed, music by Nacio Herb Brown.
©1e. July 30, 1929; E unp. 9373;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 15233
Chants d’Espagne; par Joaquin Nin,
version pour violoncelle d’aprés celle
pour violon de Paul Kochanski, of
Poland; avec pf. ace. 1. Montafiesa.
[3 others] © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 «.
Apr. 13, 1929; E for. 5480; Editions
Max Hschig, Paris. 15234
Charivari; pour cinémas, par V. Dyck,
of France; orch. parties, avec pf.
conducteur et 1° violino conducteur.
Ato. © July 2,-1929° 1 e: July 25;
E for. 5848; EH. Gaudet, Paris. 15235
Charming; shoe song, lyrics by Clif-
ford Grey, music by Herbert Stot-
hart. © 1c July 23, 1929; EH unp.
. 9148; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
Culver City, Calif. 15236
Chasing butterflies; by Louis Streab-
bog [pseud. of Jean Louis Gob-
baerts], (op: 63,4n0,,11, 20 piiy
Fleetwood A. Diefenthaeler; 2 pfs.
obl. Svo. © July 6, 1929; 2c. July
8; E pub. 7433; Gamble hinged mu-
sic co., Chicago. 15237
Chasse joyeuse; par V. Dyck, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et 1° violino conducteur.
4to. © June 2, 1929; 1 ec. June 29;
E for. 5345; E. Gaudet, Paris. 15238
Cheerful (The) lark; trio, words by
Phineas Fletcher, music by Mary
Root Kern: female voices. 4to. ©
July 2, 1929; 2 @ July 5; E pub.
7340; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi- ©
cago. 15239
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15240
Cheila; poéme de Franz Toussaint,
musique de Maurice Perez, of
France. © June 10, 1929; 1c. July
8; E for. 5526; Rouart, Lerolle et
cie., Paris. 15240
Chemin (Le) de mon cceur; fox-trot
chanté, de lopérette Flossie. lyrics
de Ch. L. Pothier, musique de
~ Joseph Szule, of France; pf. acc.,
avec ukulele arr. de Francis Sala-
bert. © June 10, 1929; 1c. July 8;
E for. 5655; Francis Salabert, Paris.
15241
Chevaux de bois; no. 6 de Musiques
foraines, par Florent Schmitt, op. 22,
arr. par F. Salabert, of France;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur et
1° violini conducteur. © June 10,
1929; 1c. July 8; EB for. 5510; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 15242
Children’s eyes; or, Fairies, fairies
everywhere, words by M. Johnson
and George Cameron, music by M.
Johnson. [Photostat] ©1le. July
13, 1929; E unp. 8844; Mildred John-
son, New York. 15243
Chimes of Normandy; from the comic
opera by Planquette, fox-trot arr. by
Raymond Matthews; orch. pts. 4to.
© July 10, 1929; 2 ¢. July 8; E pub.
7422; Alfred & co., New York. 15244
China baby; words and music by
Sonny Rodgers [pseud. of R. W.
Fowler]; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
June 28, 1929; 2 c. July 5; E pub.
7915; Roger Wood Fowler, Ho'ly-
wood, Calif, 15245
Chinese fortune-teller; humorous song,
written and composed George Hllis,
arr. by Herbert Townsend, both of
Great Britain. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Feb. 22, 1929; 1c.
July 8; E for. 5426; Reynolds & co.,
London. 15246
Chinese pranks; by M. Yuill; pf. ©
July 18, 1929; 2 @. July 16; E pub.
7881; Shattinger piano & music co.,
St. Louis. 15247
Chinese (A) serenade; by R. Sears;
melody with pf. acc. © 1c. July
19, 1929; E unp. 9010; Robert Sears,
Aberdeen, Md. 15248
Chinky Chinee bogie man; words by
Haven Gillespie, music by Neil Mo-
ret. [Words and melody only] ©
1 e. July 2, 1929; E unp. 8540; Villa
Moret, ine., San Francisco. 15249
Christ our Master and Saviour; an-
them, lyric and music by L. S. King;
mixed voices, with organ ace. 4to.
-
pt. 117, n. s., v. 24
© July 9, 1929; 2 ce. July 18; E pub.
7693; Lawrence 8. King, Evanston,
Ill. 15250
Christian (A) life; service for church
or Sunday school, words and music
by Florence J. Heppe; solo and
quartet, or cho. 4to. © July 9,
1929; -2'°e:' July 127 He pubs wore,
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
15251.
Chug, chug, chug; _ stop-look-listen!
warning song, words and music by
R. A. Dean, arr. by Sylvester Long
Cross. © July 22, 1929; 2 ¢« July
26; E pub. 79385; Richard Alexander
Dean, Hamilton, Nev. 15252
Cigale (La); par Stephen Philpot, of
Great Britain; orch. parties, avec pi.
conducteur. 4to. © June 10, 1929;
1c July .8; EH for. 55225 Pau
Decourcelle, Nice, France. 15253.
Cinderella’s ball; words by G. Quaw,
music by G. Quaw and J. Mayfield.
©1e. July 22, 1929; E unp. 9076;
James Mayfield, Los Angeles, and
Gene Quaw, Hollywood. 15254
Clair de lune; poésie de Paul Verlaine,
musique de José Martins, of Brazil.
© July. 25,. 1929; 4 ce. .fuly 193s
for. 5773; A. Forlivesi & c., Florence,
Italy. 15255.
‘Claribella; lyric and music by M. C.
Batchelder. © July 12, 1929; 2 e.
July 17; E pub. 7748; Martha C.
Batchelder, North Haverhill, N. H.
15256.
Clements (Constance EH.) Hight Hng-
lish tunes; suite for pf., by C. E.
Clements, of Great Britain. © July
8, 1929; 1 G: July,.205 BD ferent
International music co., Itd., London.
15257
Close your big blue eyes, pretty-baby ;
words by Johnny Marvin, music by
J. S. Marvin. [Words and melody
only] ©1l1e. July 12, 1929; BE unp.
8808; John Senator Marvin, Mamar-
oneck, N. Y. 15258
Coca cola rag; words and music by
G. Fields and B. L. Fields. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. July 1,
1929; E unp. 8499; George Fields
and Barney Lee Fields, LaFeria,
Tex. 15259
Cock-a-dood!e-oodle-oodle-oo! words
and music by Charles Weinberg,
Rutgers Neilson and Jack Glogau.
© July 11, 1929; 2c July 12; B
pub. 7639; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
inc., New York. 15260
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929 15282
Cohen (M. J.) 25 kleine voordrachts- ducteur, 1° violini conducteur et pa-
etudes; door M. J. Cohen, of roles. 4to. © June 10, 1929; 1 e.
Netherlands, op. 5; pf. 4to. © July 8; E for. 5495; Francis Sala-
June 21, 1929; 1 ec. July 8; E for.
5541; G. Alsbach & co., Amsterdam,
Netherlands. 15261
Colibri; operetta in tre atti, fantasia,
di Alberto Montanari, of Italy;
piecola orch. parti, con pf. con-
duttore. © June 28, 1929; 1c. July
17; © for. 5705; A. & G. Carisch &
e., Milan. 15262
Collection of lip and finger drills and
the Marvilla non-pressure system;
by P. Lozano. Syracuse, N. Y., P.
Lozano pub. co. 1. Bass clef.—2.
Treble clef. © May 6, 1929; 2 ec.
each July 15; E pub. 7785, T7786;
Pedro Lozano, Syracuse, N. Y.
15263, 15264
College celebration; grand march, by
Maxwell A. Davidson; duet for 2
B fiat trumpets or cornets, 2 E flat
saxophones, or E flat alto and B
flat ten. saxophones, with pf. acc.
© May 3, 1929; 2 c. June 27; EB
pub. 7380; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 15265
Collegiates on parade; words and
music by Johnny Tucker, and Joe
and Ira Schuster; pf. and ukulele
ace. © July 1, 1929;-2-c. July 5;
E pub. 7507; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 15266
Columbia ultra modern method for
saxophone and clarinet; by S. TT.
Daley. © June 25, 1929; 2 c. June
29; E pub. 7459; Samuel T. Daley,
Akron, O. 15267
Come back pleas [!] do: words and
music by H. P. Batchelder. © 1 «.
July 24, 1929; E unp. 9195; Harland
Pratt Batchelder, Detroit. 15268
Come unto Me; sacred song, words by
Martha Martin, adapted from
Matthew 11, music by Gertrude
Cady; high voice in F min., with
pf. or organ ace. © July 10, 1929;
2. €.,0nly..11; K, pub, (52a; ‘Harold
Flammer, inc., New York. 15259
Concert etude; by Zez Confrey [pseud.
of Edward Elzear Confrey]; pf.
June 26, 1929; 2 ec. June 29; E pub.
7293; Boston music co., Boston.
15270
Congojas .. .; tango, par Eduardo
._ Bianco, arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch. parties, avee pf. con-
bert, Paris. 15271
Congratulations; by Albert W. Noll;
pf. © July 23, 1929; 2 ¢. July 23;
EK pub. 7902; Wilfred Lynde, West
Roxbury, Mass. 15272
Conquering (The) Christ; words and
music by R. F. MeGlothlan; mixed
voices. © 1c. July 25, 1929; BH
unp. 9305; R. F. MceGlothlan, Spring-
field, Mo. 15273
Convegno d’amore; frammento lirico,
di Ettore Montanaro, of Italy, op.
132; orchestrina, con pf. conduttore
e violino conduttore. 4to. © July
1059119292 1-e July. 12; BH for,5ei19:
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 15274
Convict’s (The) sweetheart; words
and music by V. Hill. © 1c. July
11, 1929; E unp. 8784; Violet Hill,
St. Louis. 15275
Cool off; fox-trot, by Hal Brown and
Jack Pettis, arr. by Kenn Sisson;
orch. pts. 4to. © July 8, 1929; 2 ¢.
July 8; E pub. 7418; Triangle music
pub. co., ine., New York. 15276
Coquette’s (The) dream; by Hugo
Felix, orch. by George Torke; orch.
pts. © July 5, 1929; 2c. July 10;
E pub. 7961; Crawford music corp.,
New York. 15277
Cosi 6 la vita; canzone fox-trot, di
Vittorio Mascheroni, of Italy;
piccola orch., pts. 4to. © June 19,
1929; 1c July 8; E for. 5544; A. &
G. Carisch & ¢., Milan. 15278
Cottage (A) near the clouds; words
and music by G. F. Rubens. [Words
and melody only] © 1. July 15,
1929; E unp. 8877; George F.
Rubens, New York. 15279
Counting the days; words and music
by Lou Davis and Joe _ Gold.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
July 26, 1929; E unp. 9221; DeSylva,
Brown and Henderson, inc., New
York. 15280
County (The) fair; by Mabel Madison
Watson; pf. © July 2, 1929; 2c.
July °3> BH pub. W327). Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 15281
Cowboy’s (The) lesson; words by V.
Webb, music by Phil Starr.' [Words
and melody only] ©1e. July 20,
1929; E unp. 9025; Violet Webb,
Tulsa, Okl. ' 15282
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Cozy nook; words by Victor Levien,
music by G. Walther, of Belgium,
domiciled at New York. ©1c. June
1, 1929; E unp. 8960; Gustave
Walther, New York. 15283
Cradle song; 8 pt. cho., poem by
Thomas Bailey Aldrich, music by
Agnes Wright; women’s voices. 4to.
© June 29, 1929; 2 ¢. July 1; E pub.
7281; Boston music ¢@o., Boston.
15284
Crashing the golden gate; from Earl
Carroll’s sketch book, words and
music by Jay Gorney, Phil Cohan
and Hdgar Y. Harburg, New York,
Robbins music corp. © July 6,
1929; 2 ec. July 8; E pub. 7425;
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer corp., New
York. 15285
Crazy baby; words by Arthur Sand-
berg, music by Pauline Hart. © 1e.
July 15, 1929; EH unp. 8891; Pauline
Hartman, New York. 15286
Crazy pirouette; novelty fox-trot, by
Al Frisk, of Great Britain; pf.
London, Chappell & co., 1td. © June
17, 1929; 1 e June 27; E for. 5950;
Harms, ine., New York. 15287
Create in me a clean heart, O God;
anthem, words from Psalm 51, musie
by F. Flaxington Harker, op. 54, no.
5; mixed voices, with organ ace.
4to. © July 20, 1929; 2c. July 26;
E pub. 7954; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 15288
Création (La) du monde; ballet de
Blaise Cendrars, musique de Darius
Milhaud, of France; orch. Parti-
tion. © June 2, 1929; 1 c. June 28;
E for. 5349; Max Eschig et cie.,
Paris. 15289
Creative march; melody by Richard
Willard Bronson. © 1c July 138,
1929; E unp. 8873; William W.
Leavers and R. Willard Bronson,
Los Angeles. 15290
Creole love song; words and music by
S. Williams. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 138, 1929; E unp.
8885; Spencer Williams, New York.
15291
Crépuscule a Oudjda; mélodie orien-
tale, par André Messier, of France ;
orch. parties, avee pf. conducteur et
1° violino conducteur. 4to. © June
10, 1929; 1 ce. July 8; E for. 5497;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 15292
Crimond; hymn tune, sacred words,
music by David Grant, of Great
pt. m7, n.s., v. 24
Britain, descant version arr. by W.
B. Rose, of Great Britain; sop. 12mo.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© June 20, 1929; 1 c. June 29; HB for.
5570; W. B. Ross, Edinburgh. 15293.
Crook’s (The) shadow; comedy
misterioso, by Montague Ewing,
orch. by Henry Tilsley, of Great
Britain; orchy pts., with pf. condue-
teur. 4to. © July 26, 1929; 1 «¢.
July 27; E for. 58382; Elkin & co.,
ltd., London. 15294
Cross it for yourself; negro spiritual,
arr. by Joseph W. Clokey; mixed
voices. 4to. © July 5, 1929; 2 ¢€.
July 9; E pub. 7476; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. °15295
Cruceta; melody by L. Belasco. ©1e.
July 5, 1929; E unp. 8582; J. O.
Fisher, New York. 15296.
Curly head; words by K. Hoffman,
music by A. Schulz and K. Hoffman.
[Words and melody only] © 1c.
July 5, 1929; E unp. 8604; Kenneth
Hoffman and Art Schulz, Mansfield,
O. 15297
Curse of an aching purse; words and
music by Bobbie Greenwell [i. e..
R. H. Greenwell] © 1c. July 27,
1929; E unp. 9293; Robert Holmes
Greenwell, Washington. 15298.
Daddy (The) and his lad; words by
J. L. Kane, music by Calvin Bowers.
New York City, Frank Harding.
July 11, 1929; 2c. July 223) hues
7920; John L. Kane, Wilmington,
Del. 15299:
Daddy’s little man; words by Teyet
Ramar, music by V. Reiser.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
June 21, 1929; E unp. 8872; Violet
Reiser, New York. 15300-
Daffy-down-dilly; by Cedric W.
Lemont; pf. © July 9, 1929; 2 ce.
July 11; E pub. 7645; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 15301
Dairy, (The) maid; words and music
by M. Beach. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. July 5, 1929; H unp.
8620; Martha Beach, Stamford,
Conn. 15302.
Daisy-Suzy-Rosy; fox-trot, par No-
zuod, arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur, 1° violino conducteur et pa-
roles. 4to. © June 10, 1929; 1. e
July 6; EB for. 5488; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 15303.
812
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929
15323
Dale (Edward) Two descriptive
pieces for the piano; ed. by Carolyn
Bowen. 1. The merry-go-round. [1
other] © June 24, 1929; 2 c. June
24; E pub. 7533; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 15304
Damine gialle; tempo di minuetto, di
Ettore Montanaro, of Italy, op. 133;
orchestrina, con pf. conduttore e
violino conduttore. 4to. © July 10,
1929; 1 ec. July 12; E for. 5620; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 15305
Dance away the night; words by Har-
Jan Thompson, music by TDave
Stamper. © 1c. July 19, 1929; H
unp. 9007; Fox film corp., New York.
15306
Dance of the hussar; by Ed. Poldini,
of Hungary, op. 113, no. 8; pf. ©
wales, toso: 2 @ Suly 11; pub:
7655; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 15307
Dance of the imps; polka de concerf,
by Irene Marschand Ritter; pf. ©
July 18, 1929; 2 c. July 20; E pub.
7809; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 15308
Dance of the marionettes; by Mrs.
Crosby Adams, 2d pf. pt. by Francis
Womack; 2 pfs. © July 8, 1929;
2c. July 11; E pub. 7578; Clayton
F. Summy co., Chicago.— 15309
Dance of the paper dolls; fox-trot,
by Johnny Tucker, Joe Schuster and
John Siras, arr. by Ken Macomber;
dance orch. pts. 4to. © July 11,
1929;°2 ce July 15; Epub. 7841;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
15310
Dancing all the while; words and mu-
sic by G. H. Willoughby. © June
14,1929; 2@ July 153) pub. 7778;
Geo. H. Willoughby, Crescent Val-
ley, British Columbia, Canada.
15311
Dancing dominoes; words and music
by Joe Zimmerman. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 27, 1929;
E unp. 9286; Santly bros., inc., New
York. 15312
Dancing moonbeams; scherzo, by Max-
well A. Davidson; duet for 2 B flat
trumpets or cornets, 2 E flat saxo-
phones, or E flat alto and B flat ten.
saxophones, with pf. acc. © May
ees OC. SUNG 2h eign hel. |
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 15313
Dancing the blues away; words and
music by J. E. Nichols. [Words
‘and melody only] © 1. July 11,
1929; E unp. 8772; Joseph E. Nich-
ols, Saginaw, Mich. 15314
Dandruff, dandruff, I don’t love you;
words by Frank George Peterson,
music by Chester Escher; 1st violin.
©l1e. July 2, 1929; EB unp. 8541;
Frank G. Peterson, Atlantic City.
15315
Dans les souks; par M. Delmas et F.
Andrieu, both of France; orch. par-
ties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Dec. $1, 1928; 1c. June 10, 1929;
BE for. 5471; Andrieu fréres, Paris.
15316
Danse chinoise; orientale, von Julien
Porret, of France, instr. von Hans
Joseph Vieth, of Germany; salon
orch, pts., with pf. direction and
violino 1 direction. © Apr. 30,
1929; 1 ce. Apr. 24; E for. 5799; B.
Schott’s s6hne, Mainz, Germany.
15317
Danse pittoresque; von Julius Hindd-
shofer, of Austria; salon-orchester,
mit violine 1 direktion. Stimmen.
Ato. “© Apr: 238+ 1929: 1°¢) July 3;
E for. 5740; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
15318
Danza barbaresca; film musique, de
Huguet, of Spain, et Verdun, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf.-con-
ducteur, et violini conducteur. 4to.
© July 2, 1929; 1 ce July 25; E for.
5862; Francis Salabert, Paris. 15319
Danza dei cannibali; filmmusik, von
Giuseppe Becce, of Italy, arr. von
St. Stefanoff; grosses orch. pts., mit
violino 1 direction. © Feb. 15,
1929; 1 ec. Mar. 15; EH for. 5589;
Schlesinger’sche buch- u. musikhand-
lung, Berlin-Lichterfelde. 15320
Danza del ventre; filmmusik, von Giu-
seppe Becce, of Italy; grosses or-
chesterstimmen. © Feb. 15, 1929;
1 e@. Mar. 15; E for. 5406; Schlesin-
ger’sche buch-u. musikhandlung,
Berlin-Lichterfelde, Germany. 15321
Danza eccentrica; filmmusik, von Giu-
seppe Becce, of Italy; grosses or-
chesterstimmen. © Feb. 15, 1929;
1 c. Mar. 15; E for. 5407; Schlesin-
ger’sche buch-u. musikhandlung, Ber-
lin-Lichterfelde, Germany. 15322
Danza orientale; film musique, par
Huguet, of Spain, et Verdun, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et violini 1. conducteur.
4t0)) ©. July 12,1929) 1 easly: 25;
E for. 5872; Francis Salabert, Paris.
15323
813
Dawn;
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15324
Dark (A) road is a hard road to
travel; words and music by G. B.
Grayson. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 13, 1929; E unp. 9199;
Southern music pub. co., ine, New
York. 15324
Darling baby; words and music by J.
Drangas. © July 3, 1929; 2.¢. July
10; E pub. 7882; James Drangas,
Chicago. 15325
by Alfred T. Mason, tran-
scribed by Karl Rissland; violin
and pf. © July 2, 1929; 2c. July
17; E pub. 7688; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 15326
Dawning (The); Christmas pageant,
words by George O. -Webster and
others, music by J. H. Fillmore.
Cincinnati, O., Fillmore’ music
house. 8vo. © June 28, 1929; 2 ¢.
July 1; D pub. 27536; Fillmore bros.
¢o., Cincinnati. 15327
Daxo; fox-trot, par Georges Stalin,
of France; pf. © July 2, 1929; 1c.
July 25; E for. 5899; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 15328
Day after day; words by V. T. Reese,
music by A. C. Luetke. © 1c. July
9, 1929; E unp. 9086; Virginia Thur-
man Reese, and Anna _ Costelle
Luetke, Minneapolis. 15329
Days won’t be the same when you’re
gone; words and music by E. Schu-
mann. [Words and melody only |
© 1c. July 23, 1929; E unp. 9107;
Eddie Schumann, Great Lakes, IIl.
153830
De quien son esos ojos? cancion Mex-
icana, words and music by S. R.
Ramos, of Mexico, dom‘ciled at Chi-
cago; two voices. [Photostat] ©
1 e July 18, 1929; BH unp. 8968;
Silvano R. Ramos, Chicago. pew
De yo devere; melody, by L. Belasco.
© 1c. July 5, 1929; E unp. 8581;
J. O. Fisher, New York. 153832
Dear baby mine; ballad, words by
Larry Toppetta [i. e. Lawrence Top-
petta], music by P. Britting. New
York City, Frank Harding. © June
13, 1929; 2 ec. June 19; EH pub. 7964;
Lawrence Toppetta, Paterson.
153833
Dear dad; words and music by L. W.
Bronstad. © 1c. July 2, 1929; B
unp. 8607; Leta Woody Bronstad,
Denison, Tex. 15334
pt. II, n. s., Vv. 24
Dear little café; from Bitter sweet,
words and music by Noél Coward,
of Great Britain. © July 18, 1929;
1 e¢. July 20; E for. 5770; Chappell
& co., ltd., London. 15335
Dear mother o’ mine; words and music
by O. A. Kircheis. © June 29, 1929;
2c, July 1; E pub. 7287; Otto Au-
gust Kircheis, Spray, N. C. 15336
Dear old daddy; words and music by
M. V. Brinck. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. July 1, 1929; E unp.
8478; Maud V. Brinck, Oberlin, O.
15337 |
Dear old moon shining out with love;
words and music by Reed Rennat.
©1e July 20, 1929; E unp. 9163;
Agnes M. Palmer, Ocean Park, Calif.
15338
Dear old Texas blues; words and mu-
sie by G. E. Harris. © July 2, 1929;
2 ce. July 5; E pub. 7460; George E.
Harris, Tulsa, Okl. 15339
Dear you’re not here; lyric and music
by C. N. Taylor. © 1. July 18,
1929; E unp. 9355; Charles Nelson
Taylor, Oakland, Calif. 15340
Death (The) of Marian Parker;
words by B. Shannon, music by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 13, 1929; E unp. 8842;
Bessie Shannon, Mount HErie, IIl.
15341
Deep-water song; 2 pt. cho., words by
John Reed, music by Mary Helen
Brown; boys’ yoices. 4to. © July
5, 1929; 2 c. July 6; E pub. 7396;
R. L. Huntzinger, inc., New York.
15342
Delibes (Clément Philibert Léo) Bal-
lett suite aus Coppélia; arr. v. Leo-
pold Weninger, of Austria; orches-
terstimmen, mit pf. direction und
violino 1 direction. 1. Slavische
volksmelodie mit variationen. [4
others] © June 27, 1929; 1 c. July
16; E for 5687; Anton J. Benjamin,
Leipzig. 15343
Délicieusement; mélodie, par EH. Ho-
dans, of France; violon solo, quin-
tette 4 cordes et pf. conducteur. 4to.
© July 2, 1929; 1 ec. July 25; B for.
5932; EH. Hodans, Paris. 15344
Delorme (Ketty-) Cent quinze exer-
cices pour le chant; 4 lusage de
toutes les voix, transposés dans tous
les tons, par Ketty-Delorme, of
France. 4to. © June 2, 1929; 1¢.
June 29; E for. 5380; Ketty-De-
lorme, Paris. 15345
814
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929
_ Delphine; from Fashions in love,
words by Leo Robin, music by Victor
Schertzinger; pf. and ukulele acc.
© July 10, 1929; 2 ce. July 12; E pub.
7603; Famous music corp., New
York. 15346
Des schiifers Dafnis erster lieder-
kranz; gedichtet von Arno Holz,
musik von Erwin Lendvai, of Ger-
many, op. 48 b; miinnerchor mit
kammerorchester. Sc. 4to. 1. Trost-
vogel. [2 others] © Apr. 4, 1929;
le. June 28; E for. 5437; Fr. Kist-
ner & C. F. W. Siegel, Leipzig.
15347
Désillusion; tango, par Eduardo Bi-
anco, arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur, 1° violino conducteur et
paroles. 4to. © June 10, 1929; 1c.
July 8; E for. 5896; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 15348
Devil-man; words and music by Jean
Talbot. ©1e. July 8, 1929; E unp.
8688; Ruth Sylvia Keil, Hollywood,
Calif. 15349
“pevetion - words and music by M. E.
Everett. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 12, 1929; E unp. 8813;
Mary H. Everett, Memphi’s, Tenn.
15350
Dialogo giocoso; dall’ opera, Maria
d’Avalos, di Giuseppe Signorelli, of
Italy, riduz. di G. Sirlen Milanesi,
of Italy; piccola orch. parti, con pf.
conduttore. © Apr. 23, 1929; 1 ¢.
July 16; E for. 5735; G. Signorelli
& c., Milan. 15351
Dieux (Les) s’amusent; par Léo Pou-
get, of France; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur et 1° violini conduc-
teur. 4to. ©, July 2, 1929: 1 «
July 25; E for. 5857; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 15352
Dieux (Les) s’éveillent; par Léo Pou-
get, of France; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur et 1° violini conduc-
teur. 4to. © July 2, 1929;1c¢. July
25; E for. 5856; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 15353
Disconsolate; by W. H. Armstrong;
melody with pf. ace. ©1e. July 6,
1929; E unp. 9088; William Henry
- Armstrong, Wilkes Barre, Pa. 15354
Discontented people; words by Mrs. J.
' OQ. Jacobson, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
15367
July 13, 1929; E unp. 8839; Viola
Jacobson, Minneapolis. 15355
Ditson (The) school and community
band series; prepared by Osbourne
McConathy, Russell V. Morgan and
Harry F.. Clarke. 1. Viola—2. F
horns.—3. ’Cello.—4. Violins 1 and
2—5. Double bass or string bass. ©
July 25, 1929: 2c. each Aug. 2: aff.
each Aug. 1; AA 21780-21784; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 15356-15360
Dittersdorf (Carl von) Andante;
from the string quartet in E flat
major, rev. by Alfred Pochon. Copy-
right is based upon new matter of
Alfred Pochon namely, his interpre-
tation represented in the _ legible
notation thereof contained in the
copies filed. © Mar. 7, 1929; 2 e.
June 27; E pub. 7741; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 153861
Divertissement; aus der burlesken
operette, Schwergewicht, oder Die
ehre der nation, von Ernst Kyenek,
arr. von Emil Bauer, of Austria;
small and full orch., with pf. direc-
tion and ist violin direction. ©
May 23, 1929; 1 c. June 27; E for.
5650; Universal edition a. g., Vienna.
15362
Divertissement; pour trompette et
orch. par Charles Bordes, réduction
au pf. par Théo Charlier, of France;
trompette en si flat, avec pf. ace. ©
June 10, 1929; 1 c. July 8; HE for.
5528; Rouart, Lerolle et cie., Paris.
15363
Divorce (The) of the painted dolls;
words and music by P. Engell. ©
1e. July 22, 1929; E unp. 9070; Paul
Engell, Centralia, Wash. 15364
Dixie Cinderella; from Connie’s hot
chocolates, lyric by Andy Razaf, mu-
sic by Thomas Waller and Harry
Brooks: pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by M. Kalua. © July 2, 1929; 2 «.
July 24; E pub. 7893; Mills music,
ine., New York. 15365
Dixie moon; words and music by J.
Craig, of Gt. Britain. [Words and
melody only] ©1ce. July 11, 1929;
EH unp. 8765; James Craig, Alder-
shot, Hants, England. 15366
Dixie vagabond ; from Bomboola, lyrics
and musie by D. Frank Marcus and
Bernard Maltin. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. July 6, 1929; ©
unp. 8676; DeSylva, Brown and
Henderson, ine., New York. 15367
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15368
pt. mI, n.s., v. 24
Dixie vagabond; words and music by
D. Frank Marcus and Bernard Mal-
tin, arr. by Joseph M. Weiss; pf. and
ukulele acc. © July 26, 1929; 2 ¢.
July 29; E pub. 7946; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
15368
Do I know what I’m doing? words and
music by Bert Kalmer and Harry
Ruby. © July 5, 1929; 2c. July 6;
E pub. 7415; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine., New York. 15369
Do I know what, I’m doing; words by
Jack Yellon, music by Milton Ager.
[Photostat] © 1c. July 28, 1929;
E unp. 91382; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., Culver City, Calif. 15370
Do what you do; from Show girl,
words by Ira Gershwin and Gus
Kahn, music by George Gershwin;
pf. and ukulele ace. © July 10,
1929; 2c. July 12; E pub. 7630; New
world music corp., New York. 15371
Doane; hymn tune, simplified new arr.
by R. H. Coleman. © July 24, 1929;
2c. July 25; EH pub. 7969; Robert
H. Coleman, Saranac Lake, N. Y.
15372
Doctor Foster; unison song, additional
verses by Edward Oxenford, music
by Cecil Sharman, of Great Britain. .
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © July 5, 1929; 1c. July 9;
E for. 5455; Novello & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 15373
Dog (The) catcher; melody by Lionel
Belasco. ©1ce. July 5, 1929; E unp.
8580; J. O. Fisher, New York. 15374
Doin’ the hot-cha-cha; from Keep it
clean, words and music by Lester
Lee. © July 18, 1929; 2c. July 19;
E pub. 78385; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., inc., New York. 15375
Doing the boom boom; from Cradle
snatchers, words and music by Con
Conrad, Sidney D. Mitchell and
Archie Gottler. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 17, 1929; E unp.
$921; DeSylva, Brown and Hender-
son, ine., New York. 15376
Dolce minuetto; par Franz Drdla, op.
81, arr. par Francis Salabert, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et 1° violini conducteur. ©
July, 2, 19295. ex Suly, Zag, Hy for.
5894; Francis Salabert, Paris. 15377
Dolly’s waltz; by Henry Meyerowitz ;
pf. © July 5, 1929; 2c. July 6; EB
pub. 7468; Edward Schuberth & co.,
ine., New York. 15378
Donau, so blau; lied und slow-fox,
worte und musik von Hans Anzer,
of Germany. 1. Lied—2. Op. 47;
orch. stimmen, mit pf. direktion. ©
May 7, 1929; 1 c. each July 3; E for.
5746, 5747; St. A. Braun-Peretti,
Bonn, Rhein, Germany.
15379, 15380
Doncha know; words and music by D.
F. McDonald. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 11, 1929; E unp.
8770; David Fulton McDonald,
Miami, Fla. 15381
Donkey (The); poem by G. K. Ches-
terton, music by Rutland Boughton,
of Great Britain; male voice choir.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © July 3, 1929; 1¢. July 15;
E for. 5665; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
and Rutland Boughton, London.
15382
Don’t ery baby; lyric by S. Bernie and
Stella Unger, music by Jimmy John-
son. [Words and melody only] ©
ive: July 17, 1929; E unp. 8951; ae
Bernie, inc., New York. "15383
Don’t get mad; words by V. E. Greer,
music by Samuel H. Speck. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. July 26,
1929; E unp. 9240; Vance EH. Greer,
Zwolle, La. 15384
Don’t tease; lyric and music by L. C.
Brey. © 1c. July 27, 1929; E unp.
9302; Louise C. Brey, West Allis,
Wis. 15385
Don’t tell on me back home in gay
Paree; lyrics by Jack Borroughs,
music by Georges Maurice, of
France, domiciled at San Francisco.
© 1c. July 17, 1929; E unp. 8946;
_ J. Maurice Rouyer, San Francisco.
15386
Don’t wake the baby up; words by
Mort Dixon, music by Harry Woods.
© July 5, 1929; 2c. July 6; E pub.
7429; Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
15387
Don’t you Cadillac me; words and
music by Lasses White [pseud. of
Le Roy White], arr. by M. L.
Yandell; male voices. © June 30,
1929;-2 e. July 11; E pub. 7583;
Stamps-Baxter music co., Dallas.
15388
Doo-Doo; words and music by E. H.
Craven; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by Carroll Corbaley. San Francisco,
816
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929
15412
Calif., American music co. © July
24, 1929; 2 ec. July 30; E pub. 8009;
Earl Havelock Craven, Palo Alto,
Calif. 15389
Dormi, amore; berceuse, di Giovanni
Brusso, of Italy; orch. parti, con pf.
direzione. 4to. © Apr. 7, 1929;
Pe. SUly tou Lay) TOL. OC LO. O.
Beltramo, San Remo, Italy. 15390
Dottore (Il) ; versi e musica di P. Cit-
tarella, of Italy, domiciled at Long
Island City. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 12, 1929; B unp.
8817; Paul Cittarella, Long Island
ILY. ene Ys 15391
Down a little winding lane; words by
Dave Vance, music by George P.
Howard [pseud. of G. P. Hulten.
Words and melody only] ©1..
July 30, 1929; E unp. 9369; George
P, Hulten, Oakland, Calif. 15392
Down in Hawaii; words and music by
Po sarmark.” © 1c. July 15, 1929:
E unp. 8906; Philip Jarmark, New
York. 15393
Drag ’em slow; slow drag stomp, by
C. Snowden; pf. © 1c. July 18,
1929; E unp. 8973; Chink Snowden,
Santa Barbara. 15394
Dream, baby, dream; two-pt. song,
words by Barry Cornwall, music by
George Rathbone, of Great Britain.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © July 15, 1929; 1 c. July
16; E for. 5672; Novello & co., 1td.,
London. 15395
Dream of a faun; allegretto con
grazia, by George J. Trinkaus; orch.
pts., with pf or organ conductor. ©
July 22, 1929; 2 ¢. July 26; E pub.
7990; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 15396
Dream (A) of Arcady; by Ernest
Bertram, of Great Britain; pf., 1st
violin and cello. 4to. © July 5,
19293; Loa. July: 223) By for. 5aT5:
Perry & Gill, London. 15397
Dream of me pretty girl; waltz, words
and music by D. Brunelle. © 1 «.
July 25, 1929; E unp. 9191; Doléan
Brunelle, Jackson Heights, L. L.,
Nai: 15398
Dream of the party; by Mabel Madi-
son Watson; pf. © July 2, 1929;
2c. July 3; E pub. 7323; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 15399
Dreamer; words by George Redman,
music by H. Kogen, op. 22. © 1.
July 22, 1929; E unp. 9063; Harry
Kogen, Chicago. 15400
Dreaming; waltz ballad, by Rudolphi
[pseud. of R. N. Schraeger]; pf. ©
1 ec. July 22, 1929; E unp. 9058;
Rudolph N. Schraeger, Los Angeles.
15401
Dreaming of you; words and music
by. A... D.. Blakes. ©), 4. @. duthye ues
1929; E unp. 8568; Marion D. Blake,
Syracuse, N. Y. 15402
Dreaming of you sweetheart; words
and music by M. Fischer. [Words
and melody only] © 1. July 9, -
1929; FE unp. 8707; Margaret
Fischer, Hollywood, Calif. 15403
|
Dreams; words by Esther Ella
Weirick, music by C. Escher. ©
July 19, 1929; 2 c. July 19; E pub.
7759 ; Chester Escher, New York.
15404
Dreams, nothing more than dreams;
lyric by José Valdez, music by Wil-
bur Chenoweth; med. voice. ©
May 3, 1929; 2 c. June 27; E pub.
7379; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
15405
Dreams of love; words and music by
F. Plasencia, of Mexico, domiciled
at Chicago. © 1c. July 22, 1929;
E unp. 9031; Flavio Plasencia, Chi-
cago. 15406
Dreams of you; lyrics by Robert A.
Simon, music by M. L. Williams.
© July 1, 1929; 2 ¢. July 11; E pub.
7591; Mabel Linton Williams, Wash-
ington. 15407
Drifting (The) autumn leaf; by Theo-
dora Dutton; pf. © July 3, 1929;
2 el) Pulky 10: pubs evs6es + GE.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 15408
Driftwood; words and music by M.
Marsing. [Words and melody only]
©1e. July 11, 1929; E unp. 8768;
Maude Marsing, Price, Utah.
15409
Drops of tears; words by E. Chapman,
music by Chester Escher; 1st violin.
©l1e. July 25, 1929; E unp. 9209;
Ernest Chapman, Cleveland. 15410
Dry votin’-wet drinkin’-better than
thou, hypocritical blues; words and
music by B. Miller. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 9, 1929;
E unp. 8716; Bob Miller, New York.
15411
Du bist ein veilchen das im verborg’-
nen bliiht; slow-fox, text von Fritz
Rotter, musik von Austin Egen, of
Germany. © June 1, 1929; 1 c.
July 12; E for. 5608; Roehr, a. g.,
Berlin. 15412
817
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15413
Du gehst so fremd an mir vorbei
.; Worte von Arthur Rebner,
musik von Ernst Steffan, of Austria.
© June 4, 1929; 1c. July 16; E for.
5683 ; Drei masken verlag, a. g.,
Berlin. 15413
Du groénne glitrende tre; Julepastorale
for orgel, av Arild Sandvold, of
Norway. (in ‘Tonekunst, nr. 23,
Onsdag 19, Desember 1928) © Dee.
19, 1928; 1 ec. June 10, 1929; E for.
5613; Norsk musikforlag, Oslo, Nor-
way. 15414
Du mein braunes migdelein; lied u.
blues, aus der operette Die stid-
seeprinzess, text von Leo Kastner,
_ musik von Ewald Dohrn, of Ger-
many. © Apr. 3, 1929; 1 ¢e. June
28; E for. 5431; Fritz Horst, Altona
Elbe, Germany. 15415
Dumb Dora, made a dumbbell out of
me; words and music by J. Beyers.
Seattle, Wash. J. R. Beyers. ©
May 12, 1929; 2 c. July 22; E pub.
7924; June Beyers, Seattle. 15416
Duo d’amour; idylle, par Francis
Thomé, arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et 1° violino conducteur.
4to. © July 2, 1929; 1 e@ July 25;
E for. 5852; Francis Salabert, Paris.
15417
Durch wolken, wind und _ wetter;
marsch, text von Hans Schtippel,
musik von A. Schneider, of Germany,
arr. von Bernhard Egg, of Germany ;
orch. pts. 4to. © Apr. 12, 1929;
1 ec. June 28; E for. 5441; C. F.
Teich, Leipzig. 15418
Dynamic personality ; words and music
by Fred Fisher, George Ward and
Reggie Montgomery. ©1c. July 23,
1929; E unp. 9138; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., Culver City, Calif.
15419
Hau (L’) a la bouche; fantaisie—
sélection, sur les motifs de l’opérette,
par Phillippe Parés, et G. Van Parys,
both of France; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur et 1° violino conduc-
tour, ;4tG. ). uy 2 eee ce,
July 25; E for. 5850; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 15420
Ecran (L’) des jeunes filles; ballet en
deux tableaux de Drésa, musique de
Roland-Manuel, of France; pf. 4to.
© May 25, 1929; 1 ¢. June 10; E
for. 5954; Heugel, Paris. 15421
Hinddshofer (Julius) Ballade; von J.
Einédshofer, of Austria; salon-orch.,
pt. I, n. s., v. 24
mit violine 1 direktion. Stimmen.
4to. © Apr. 23, 1929; 1 c. July 3;
E for. 5737; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
15422
Hlenita ; from Cock-eyed world, words
and music by Con Conrad, Sidney
D. Mitchell and Archie Gottler. ©
July 19, 1929; 2 ¢c. July 22; E pub.
7879; De Sylva, Brown & Henderson,
inc., New York. 15423
Hléphants (Les) savants; no. 4 de
Musiques foraines, par Florent
Schmitt, op. 22, arr. par F. Salabert,
of France; orch. parties, avec pf.
econducteur et 1° violini conducteur..
© June 10, 1929; 1 c. July 8; E for.
5508; Francis Salabert, Paris.
15424
Eliyohu hanovi eliyohu hatishbi; words
and music by P. lLaskowsky.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
July 18, 1929; E unp. 9089; Philip
Laskowsky, New York. 15425.
Emperor (The); by Perey Code, of
Great Britain; ten. trombone, with
pf. ace. © June 18, 1929; 1 c. July
8; E for. 5425; Boosey & co., ltd.,
London. 15426
Empty (The) sleeve; words and music
by T. J. Cogar; mixed voices. ©1c.
July 16, 1920; E unp..8902; Thomas
J. Cogar, Ceredo, W. Va. 15427
En Camargue; suite pour pf., par Mare
Delmas, of France. 1. Soleil de
Provence. [4 others] © July 2,
1929; 1 ce. July 25; E for. 5935; L.
Philippo, Paris. 15428
En écoutant le vieux moulin; par Mare
Delmas, arr. par S. Chapelier, of
France; orch. parties, avee pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Mar. 20, 1929; 1c.
June 10; E for. 5476; L. Philippo,
Paris. 15429
En révant; from Soirs, par Florent
Schmitt, arr. par Roger Branga, of
France; petit orch. parties, avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © June 2, 1929;
1c. June 28; E for. 5697; Durand &
cie., Paris. 15430
Enchantements (Les) d’Alcine; ballet
en un acte et trois tableaux, musique
de Georges Auric, of France; réduc-
tion pour pf. © May 25, 1929: 1G
June 10; E for. 5955; Heugel, Paris.
Eneka o vihas; words by Caravias
Oecar, music by T. Demetriades.
[Words and melody only] © 1c.
July 22, 1929; E unp. 9085; Tetos
Demetriades, New York. 15432
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929
15454
English dance suite; by Leslie Wood-
gate, of Great Britain, op. 12; pf. 1.
Pastoral dance. [2 others] © July
22, 1929; 1 ec. July 15; E for. 5760;
Goodwin & Tabb, ltd., London.
15433
English (An) waltz; by Cyril Scott,
of Great Britain; pf. rev. ed.
June 25, 1929; 1 c. June 27; E for.
5327; Elkin & co., ltd., London.
15434
Ernst (The) modern graded studies
for saxophone; ed. and compiled by
WwW. A. Ernst. bk. 6. © July 25,
1929; 2 ec. and aff. July 26; AA
20844; Irving Berlin standard music
ecorp., New York. 154385
Es macht sich; words by M. Rund,
musie by J. Jaffe. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. July 5, 1929; E
unp. 8650; Julius Jaffe and Morris
Rund, Brooklyn. 15436
Es weht der wind (The wind blows
by); lullaby, words and music by
W. Benignus. © June 20, 1929;
2c. July 6; E pub. 7443; William
Benignus, New York. 15487
Espata; rhapsodie, yon Hmmanuel
Chabrier, arr. von Leo Artok, of
Germany; salon orch. pts., with pf.
conductor and violino 1 direction.
© Apr. 30, 1929; 1 c Apr. 24; E for.
5791; B. Schott’s sédhne, Mainz, Ger-
many. 15438
Esprit (L’) francais; marche, par E.
Mezzacapo, orch. par Alf. Amadei,
of Italy; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et 1° violon conducteur.
4to. © June 2, 1929; 1 c. June 29;
E for. 5344; H. Gaudet, Paris. 154389
Esprit (L’) viennois; marche, par E.
Mezzacapo, orch. par Alf. Amadei,
of Italy; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et 1° violino conducteur.
4to. © July 2, 1929; 1 c« July 25;
E for. 5844; E. Gaudet, Paris.
15440
Estasi; di Raffaele del Frate, of Italy;
piceola orch. parti, con pf. condut-
tore. © June 26, 1929; 1 e« July
17; E for. 5706; A. & G. Carisch &
e., Milan. 15441
Eternel Sacrifice; andante dramatique,
par Georges Krier, of France; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
© June 2, 1929; 1 c. June 28; E for.
5341; G. Krier, Paris. 15442
Eulavia, I love ya; words and music
by Jacob B. Grinoch, of Poland, dom-
iciled at New York. [Words and
music only] © 1c. June 29, 1929;
E unp. 8495; Jacob Grinoch, New
York. 15443
Evening; words by William Griffith,
music by Jessie Moore Wise; med.
voice. © Oct. 30, 1928; 2 c. July
12, 1929; E pub. 7765; Wm. H. Wise
& co., New York. 15444
Evening star; march, by R. Baratta;
pf. ©1e. July 9, 1929; BE unp.
8722; Raymond Baratta, Poughkeep-
sie, N. Y. 15445
Every heart within is like a violin;
words by Marcy Klauber, music by
H. Stoddard. [Words and music
only] ©1e. July 1, 1929; E unp.
8525; Harry Stoddard, New York.
15446
Every one must learn to love; words
by John Wallace [pseud. of J. V.
Walsh], music by G. Rodgers.
[Chords, single staff] © 1c. July
22, 1929; E unp. 9048; John YV.
Walsh and Gladys Rodgers, New
York. 15447
Everybody talks it, buy yourself a
Willys Knight; words and music by
E. R. Heck. © 1c. June 19, 1929;
E unp. 8868; Hrnest R. Heck, Rich-
field Springs, N. Y. 15448
Everybody tap; words by Jack Yellen,
music by Milton Ager. ©1c. July
23, 1929; E unp. 9141; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., Culver City, Calif.
15449
Evil woman blues; words by Texas
Alexander, music by Irene Spain.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
July 1, 1929; E unp. 8515; Polk C.
Brockman, Atlanta. 15450
Ey’ry day away from you; lyric by
Charles Tobias, music by Jay Mills;
pf. and ukulele ace. © July 18,
1929; 2 e. July 19; E pub. 7832;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine., New
York, 15451
Ev’ryday girl; by H. O. Carow; mel-
ody with pf. ate. (©-l er duly 22,
1929; E unp. 9079; Herman Otto
Carow, New York. 15452
Ev’rything is fair and warmer now;
words and music by S. W. Fox.
[Words and melody only] ©1ee.
June 29, 1929; E unp. 8473; Sidney
Walter Fox, Los Angeles. 15453
Exile (The); andante doloroso, by
George J. Trinkaus; orch. pts., with
pf. or organ conductor. © July 22,
1929.2, .¢. July, 265, He pub. 7993 ;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
15454
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15455
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Extase fantastique; misterioso fantas-
tico, von Gottfried Huppertz; salon
orech. pts., with pf. direction and
violino 1 direction. © Apr. 30, 1929;
1c. Apr. 24; E for. 5803; B. Schott’s
sOhne, Mainz, Germany. 15455
Eyes (The) of the world; words and
musie by F. O’Bryan. © 1c. July
31, 1929; E unp. 9384; Franklin
O’Bryan, Chicago. 15456
Fa-mi flat; fox-trot, di Francesco
Maugeri, of Italy; orch. parti, con
pf. conduttore. 4to. © May 19,
1929; 1 ec. July 16; BE for. 5730; F.
Maugeri, Milan. 15457
Faded (The) clover wreath; words by
¥Y.. Webb, music .by... Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
July 20, 1929; E unp. 9026; Violet
Webb, Tulsa, Okl. ” 15458
Fairy ballet; by Edward Dale, ed. by
Carolyn Bowen; pf. © June 24,
1929; 2 c. June 24; EH pub. 7532;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
15459
Fairy bells; by Mabel-Madison Wat-
son; pf., with words. © July 2,
1929:° 2, July’ 35 © “pub? fs25:;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
15460 -
Fairy (The) frigate; by Cedric W. Le-
mont; pf. © July 9, 1929; 2 ec. July
11; E pub. 7647; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 15461
Falling leaves; by Heniot Levy; pf.
© July 9, 1929; 2c. July 11; E pub.
7649; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 15462
Far away out West; words and music
by L. Mosler. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 11, 1929; E unp.
8771; Leo Mosler, Portland, Or.
15463
Far in the night; words by Olive
Terry, music by S. Barsukoff.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
July 3, 1929; E unp. 8574; Sergei
Barsukoff, Hast Hampton, N. Y.
15464
Farewell to summer; by Elizabeth
Blackburn Martin, rev. by B. P.
James: pf. (©. duly, 1 Weegee.
July 8; E pub. 73138; Evans music
co., Boston. 15465.
Farm relief blues; words and music
by B. Miller. [Words and melody
only] ©1«. July 9, 1929; E unp.
8927; Bob Miller, New York. 15466
Fasching—ouverture; von T. R. Leu-
schner, of Germany, op. 49, arr. von
Ernst Eggert, of Germany; orch.
pts., with 1st violin conductor. ©
Apr. 1, 1929; 1 ec June 28; E for.
5446; Heinrichshofen’s verlag, Mag-
deburg, Germany. 15467
Fashion show; from Cotton and silk,
words by Ballard Macdonald, musi¢e
by Dave Dreyer. © 1c. July 23,
1929; E unp. 9155; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., Culver City, Calif.
15468:
Father, hear my supplication; words
by S. EH. Mekin, music by Alfred
Wooler. 1. Sop. or ten. 2. Alto or
baritone. © July 2, 1929; 2 c each
July 3;.H pub. 7319; Arthur \P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 15469
Faune (Le); extrait des Fétes galan-
tes, poésie de Paul Verlaine, musique’
de Claude Debussy, orch. par Ro-
land-Manuel, of France; pour voix.
graves. 1. Partition d’orch. 2. Par-
ties d’orch. © June 2, 1929; 1 «.
each June 28; E for. 5364, 53653.
Durand et cie., Paris. 15470, 15471
Faustina marzurka; by P. Russo; vio-.
lin. © 1c. July 10, 1929; H ump.
9090; Philip Russo, Perth Amboy,
N. J. 15472°
Fawn eyes; Indian ballad, words by
A. W. Passow, music by Harry Clif-
ford. ©1c. July 30, 1929; E ump.
9371; Alma Woeller Passow, Wau-
sau, Wis. . 15473:
Feast (The) of pirates; words and
music by D. H. Buie. © July 22,.
1929; 2 e.. July. 263.5) pubs sigan
Daniel Herbert Buie, Wilmington,
N. C. 15474-
Feeling sentimental; from Show girl,
words by Gus Kahn and Ira Gersh-
win, music by George Gershwin; pf..
and ukulele acc. © July 10, 1929; 2
ec. July 12; E pub. 7629; New world
music corp., New York. 15475
Femmes (Les) que nous aimons;
valse chantée, paroles de Jacques-
Charles et Léo Lelievre, fils, musique
de René Sylviano, of France; pf.
ace, with ukulele arr. by F. Sala-
bert. © July 2, 1929; 1c. July 25;
E for. 5905; Francis Salabert, Paris.
15476:
Festa campestre; di Amedeo Amadei,
of Italy, op. 427; orch. parti, con pf.
direzione e violino direzione. 4to.
© Apr. 18, 1929; 1 c. July 16; E for.
5718; C. Beltramo, San Remo, Italv.
15477
820
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929
15499,
Festa di maggio; impressioni, di Illu-
minato Culotta, of Italy; riduzione
per orchestrina parti, con pf. con-
duttore e violino conduttore. 4to.
© July 1, 1929; 1 ec. July 2; E for.
5412; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
15478
Festa tragica; per orch. di Camillo De
Nardis, trascrizione per banda di
Raffaele Caravaglios, of Italy. Par-
titura. © July 10, 1929; 1 ec. July
12; E for. 5634; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 15479
Feste romane; poema sinfonico per
orch., di Ottorino Respighi, of
Italy. Part:tura. 12mo. © July 16,
foe 1 e. July. A738) fors, 571783; 'G.
R cordi & co., Milan. 15480
Festlicher marsch; von Egon Wellesz,
of Austria; pf. © May 28, 1929;
1c. June 27; E for. 5647; Universal
edition a. g., Vienna. 15481
Festmusik; passacaglia und fuge, von
Sigfrid Walther Miiller, of Germany,
op. 25; pf., 4 handig; in C dur.
June 19, 1929; 1 c« July 2; E for.
5409; Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig.
15482
Figghia sfurtunata; versi e musica di
P. Cittarella, of Italy, domiciled at
Long Island City. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. July 12, 1929; EB
unp. 8818; Paul Cittarella, Long
Island City, N. Y. 15483
Finger drills; by Mildred Adair; pf.
© July 8, 1929; 2c. July 10; = pub.
7489: Hatch music co., Boston.
15484
Fire (The) in daddy’s grate; words
by E. Snyder, music by Burrell Van
Buren. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 27, 1929; E unp. 9281;
Elizabeth Snyder, Greenwich, O.
15485
Fireside (A) tale; by Mabel Madison
Watson; pf. © July 2, 1929; 2 «.
falyis >. ( pub: 7326;,. Arthur’ P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 15486
Fizz: fox-trot, par Mac Lherty et Del’
Horno, both of France; orch. parties,
avee pf. conducteur. 4to. © July
2, 1929: 1 e. July 25; E for. 5914;
Del’ Horno, Paris. 15487
Flapper (The) song; words by M. E.
Jones, musie by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. July 13,
1929: E unp. 8840; Marion E. Jones,
New Haven. 15488
Flappers on parade; words and music
by Benny Davis and J. Fred Coots.
{Words and melody only] © 1.
July 22, 1929; E unp. 9067; Davis,
Coots and Engel, ine., New York.
15489,
Fleecy cloud; by Virginia Mahoney;
pf. © July 25, 1929; 2 c. July 27;
E pub. 7951; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 15490.
Fleur de cyclamen; danza-intermezzo,
di Ugo Solazzi, of Italy ; orchestrina,
con pf. conduttore. 4to. © July 10,
1929; 1 ec. July 12; E for. 5623: G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 15491
Flippity (The) flop; fox-trot, from,
The dance of life, words and music.
by Sam Coslow, Leo Robin, and
Richard A. Whiting; pf. and ukulele
ace. © July 13, 1929; 2 ¢. July 15;
E pub. 7870; Famous music corp.,
New York. 15492
Florabelle Lee; or, Happy days, words
and music by EH. G. Taylor. ©1e.
July 27, 1929; E unp. 9311; Ethel
Gertrude Taylor, Allston, Mass.
15493,
Florecita; cancion yucateca, letra de
Miguel A. Menéndez, musica de M.
J. Méndez, of Mexico, domiciled at
Chicago; pf. 8vo. © Mar. 12, 1928;
2c. July 24, 1929; E pub. 7890; Man-
uel J. Méndez, Chicago. 15494
Flower face; words and music by Reu-
ben Jay [pseud. of Robt. J. Shores.
Photostat.] © 1. July 29, 1929;
E unp. 9335; Marie Shores, Washing-
ton. 15495.
Flower (The) of all; words and mu-
sic by W. L. Sweeney. ©1e. July
16, 1929; E unp. 8917; Wm. LeRoy
Sweeney, Spartanburg, 8. C. 15496
Flower of my dreams; words and mu-
sic by Estelle Ruth [pseud. of E. R.
Rubin. Photostat] ©1l1e. July 15,
1929: E unp. 8893; Esther Ruth Ru-
bin, San Diego, Calif. 15497
Flower of the Northland; ballad,
words by Larry Toppetta [i. e. Law-
rence Toppetta], music by Pauline
Britting. New York City, Frank
Harding. © June 138, 1929; 2c. June
19; E pub. 7965 ; Lawrence Toppetta,
Paterson. 15498
Flower (The) of the state we love;
words and music by S. M. Hopper.
© July 17, 1929; 2c July 26; E
pub. 7936; Susan M. Hopper, Hays,
Kan. 15499:
821
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15500
Flute call; by Cady C. Kenney, arr. by
R. HEH. Hildreth. 1. Orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. 2. Band pts., with
solo B flat trumpet, or cornet, con-
ductor. © June 18, 1929; 2 c. each
July 15; E pub. 7661, 7662; Walter
Jacobs, ine., Boston. 15500, 15501
Foggy (The) mountain top; words and
music by A. P. Carter. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 13, 1929;
E unp. 8760; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 15502
Folk song; by Arthur Kay; melody
with pf. ace. © 1c. July 19, 1929;
E unp. 9004; Fox film corp., New
York, 15503
Folly’s song; words by John Keats.
music by Chris M. Edmunds, of
Great Britain; mixed voices. 4to.
© June 21, 1929; 1 e July 8, 1le
July 18; E pub. 7872; C. C. Birch-
ard & co., Boston. . 15504.
Folwell’s (J. C.) famous compositions
for the guitar. © July 27, 1929;
2c. and aff. July 29; AA 22090; Wm.
C. Stahl, Milwaukee. 15505
For our granddad was a modern lover
in the long ago; words by N. B.
Gibbs, music by Richard Broughton.
© 1c. July 10, 1929; BE unp. 8729;
Nell Baker Gibbs, Coal Creek, Tenn.
15506
For the likes o’ you and me; from
Lucky in love, words and music by
Bud Green and Sam H. Stept; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © July 23, 1929; 2 ¢.
July 23; E pub. 7888; Green & Stept,
inec., New York. 15507
For there’s nothing can go wrong with
a sweetheart like you; words and
music by HE. Corcoran. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. July 1, 1929;
EH unp. 8480; Edward Corcoran, Dal-
las. 15508
For you always; words and music by
F. B. Barnhill; pf. ©1e¢. July 29,
1929; E unp. 9340; Freda B. Barn-
hill, Kimberly, Id. 15509
Forever; words and music by F.
Plasencia, of Mexico, domiciled at
Chicago. © 1c. July 22, 1929; H
unp. 9032; Flavio Plasencia, Chi-
cago. 15510
Forever with you; words by Jo’ Trent,
music by Louis Alter; pf. © 1 ec.
July 23, 1929; E unp. 9144; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver City,
Calif. 15511
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pt. 111, n.s., v. 24
Forget-me-not; waltz ballad, words by
Erell Reaves, music by Phyllis May-
head, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele ace. [Staff and tonie sol-fa
notations] © July 2, 1929; 1 «.
July 3; E for. 5467; Cecil Lennox,
ltd., London. 15512
Forget me not; words and music by
Reed Rennat. ©1c. July 20, 1929;
E unp. 9164; Agnes M. Palmer,
Ocean Park, Calif. 15513
Forget me not, I love you; words by
F. Folsom, music by Samuel H.
Speck. New York City, Frank
Harding. © July 8, 1929; 2 e. July
22; E pub. 7923; Frellie Folsom,
Statenville, Ga. 15514
Forgotten, like a forgotten melody;
lyric by Lou Klein, music by B. Mil-
ler. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. July 30, 1929; EH unp. 9367; Bob
Miller, New York. 15515
Fortunio’s song; from the comedy
opera Fortunio, by André Messager,
of France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © June 14, 1929; 1 ¢.
July 5; E for. 5464; Chappell & co..
ltd., London. 15516
Forum; alla marcia religioso, von
HKugen d’Albert, bearb. u. instr. von
L. Brav, of Germany; salon orch.
pts., with pf. direction and violino
1 direction. 4to. © Apr. 30, 1929;
1e. Apr. 24; E for. 5805; B. Schott’s
s6hne, Mainz, Germany. ‘15517
Four (The) winds; suite for pf. solo,
by Ronald Chamberlain, of Great
Britain. London, J. Curwen & sons,
Itd. 1. North wind. [3 others] ©
June 25, 1929; 1 c. June 24; EH for.
5669; Ronald Chamberlain, South
Chingford, Hssex, England. 15518
Four winds; fox-trot, music by Ralph
Erwin, arr. by Hartwig von Platen,
of Germany ; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor and words. (J Chappell’s
orchestral journal) © June 29,
1929; 1:e. July 20; E for. 5768;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 15519
Fox peerless brass quartets; by J. S.
Zamecnik, Dorothy Lee, and others,
arr. by Floyd J. St: Clairj asc,
flat trumpet. v.1. 4to. © July 8,
1929; 2c. July 8; E pub. 7419; Sam
Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 15520
Fox (A) trot; by Ann Mack Dowell,
[i. e. Ann MeDowell]; melody with
pf. ace. ©1c. July 1, 1929; BH unp.
8513; Ann McDowell, Dearborn,
Mich. 15521
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929
15543
Fox trot melodie; by D. J. Vécsei, op.
47, 46. ©l1c. July 19, 1929; E unp.
9012, 9013; Desider Josef Vécsei,
Los Angeles. 16522, 15523
France et Canada; paroles de Jean
Baptiste Caouette, musique de
Xavier Mercier, of Canada. © June
1, 1929; 1 c. June 18; E for. 5394;
Francois-Xavier Mercier, Quebec,
Canada. 15524
Frau (Die) ohne schleier; schwankop-
erette in drei akten, gesangstexte
von Richard Rillo, musik von
Byjacco, of Germany; vollstandiger
klavier-auszug mit text. © May 5,
feo. 2 G&..Apr. 19, 1929: D-. pub.
27546; Rondo-verlag, g. m. b. h.,
Berlin. 15525
Fredsklokker 1918; av S. Lund, of
Norway, op. 52; pf. Oslo, Norsk
musikforlag. © Nov. 11, 1928; 1.
Jan. 16, 1929; E for. 5611; Signe
Lund, Oslo, Norway. 15526
Free ’n’ easy; one-step, by Hugo Frey,
orch. by Walter C. Schad, organ no-
tations by Emil Velazco; orch. pts.
Aten) July 9° 1929: 2c. July 1k;
E pub. 7911; Crawford music corp.,
New York. 15527
Freeze an’ melt; lyrics by Dorothy
Fields, music by Jimmy McHugh;
pf. and ukulele acc. © June 26,
owe €. July. 1; e. pub. 7299;
Mills music, inc., New York. 15528
Frehse (Albin) 12 trios fiir 3 wald-
horner oder 2 waldhorner' u.
posaune; von A. Frehse, of Germany,
op. 10. © May 3, 1929; 1c. July 3;
E for. 5756; Carl Merseburger,
Leipzig. 15529
Fréres de lait; fox-trot, de l’opérette
Elie est a vous, par Maurice Yvain,
of France; orch. parties, avec pf.
conducteur, 1° violini conducteur et
paroles. 4to. © June 10, 1929; 1c.
July 8; E for. 5501; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 15530
Friend (The) of you; poem by Edwin
Orlando Swain, music by Harriet
Ware; med. voice. © May 25, 1929;
mac dune 2(3 BE, pub, fo(5;.: Carl
Fischer, inc.,. New York. 15531
From dawn to twilight; words and
music by Irving A. Steinel. © July
kod >, 2 GC, cULY Ss By POD. . t4as:
Harry G. Neville, Los Angeles.
15532
Fuga comica; filmusik, von Giuseppe
Becce, of Italy, arr. von St. Stef-
67717—29——3
anoff ; grosses orch. pts. © Feb. 15,
1929;, 1 .c...Mars 153, E for. 5587;
Schlesinger’sche buch-u. musik-
handlung, Berlin-Lichterfelde.
15533
Full steam ahead; galop, by Albert
Sirmay, of Hungary, domiciled at
New York, orch. by William C.
Schoenfeld; orch. pts. 4to. © July
Lf, 1929 ;°2 ce. uly 20' ©) pub! TTL:
Atlas music corp., New York. 15534
Funny dear what love can do; words
and music by George A. Little,
Charley Straight and Joe Bennett.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
July 20, 1929; E unp. 9039; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 15535
Funny face; words and music by C.
Hess. -[Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 25, 1929; E unp. 9204;
Cliff Hess, Flushing, N. Y. 15536
Galliarde; by Lucina Jewell; violin,
violoncello and pf. © July 16, 1929;
2c. July 25; E pub. 7976; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York. 15537
Galop; by Albert Sirmay, of Hungary,
domiciled at New York, orch. by
William C. Schoenfeld, of U. S.;
orch. pts. 4to. © June 28, 1929;
2 e¢e. July 2; E pub. 7311; Atlas mu-
sic corp., New York. 15538
Gang song; bon jour Louie, words by
Clifford Grey, music by Herbert
Stothart. © 1c. July 23, 1929; B
unp. 9149; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., Culver City, Calif. 15539
Garden (A) in Spain; words by G.
Quaw, music by G. Quaw and J.
Mayfield. © 1c. July 12, 1929; E
unp. 8833; Gene Quaw, Hollywood,
and James Mayfield, Los Angeles.
15540
Garden of fantasy; words and music
by H. J. Cleary.. [Photostat] ©
1 e@. July 26, 1929; E unp. 9247;
Homer John Cleary, Marion, O.
15541
Garth-Jones (A.) Caprice; by A.
Garth-Jones, of Great Britain; vio-
lin and pf. © June 22, 1929; 1 e«.
July 11; E for. 55838; James Planta
Hull, London. 15542
Gaudriot (Charly) 10 etiiden fiir
saxophon; von C. Gaudriot u. Hans
Schneider, of Austria. © Apr. 22,
1929; 1 c. June 28; H for. (5430;
Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herz-
mansky), Leipzig. 15543
823
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15544
Gavotte; by Frank Woelber; violin
and pf. © Apr. 29, 1929; 2 c. June
27; E pub. 73891; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 15544
Gavotte; par Mare Delmas, of France;
pf. © July 20, 1929; 1 « July 2;
E for. 5821; Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H.,
Leipzig. 15545
Gebet (Das) einer jungfrau; sinfonis-
cher foxtrot, von James Huntley
[pseud. of Hermann Krome], of Ger-
many, arr. von Fred Ralph [pseud.
of H. Krome]; grosses orch., mit pf.
direktion u. jazz stimmen. 4to.
Nov.21; 19285 P>e; duly 2, 19295
for. 5572; Sam Fox musikverlag,
Berlin. 15546
Gebet (Das) einer jungfrau; sinfonis-
cher foxtrot, von James Huntley
[pseud. of Hermann Krome], of Ger-
many; pf. © Noy. 1, 1928; 1c. July
2, 1929; E for. 5575; Sam Fox mu-
sikverlag, Berlin. 15547
Gebhard (Heinrich) Fifteen songs
from Looking out of Jimmie; book
by Helen Hartness Flanders.. ©
July 3, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 8;
AA 21868; E. P. Dutton & co., inc,
New York. 15548
Gee I’d like to—oh baby; words and
music by Jack Cooper [i. e. Jacob
Cooper. Words and melody only]
©l1e. July 23, 1929; E unp. 9109;
Jacob Cooper, Brooklyn. 15549
Gee! I love to see my baby happy, I
don’t want to see my baby blue;
words and music by F. P. Marini.
© 1c. July 30, 1929; E unp. 9365;
Frank P. Marini, Los Angeles. 15550:
General Crack’s marching song; from
General Crack, lyrics and music by
Ray Perkins; pf. and ukulele acc.
© July 15, 1929; 2 c. July 18; H
pub. 7852; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 15551
Genevieve; words by Dave Vance, mu-
sic by George P. Howard [pseud. of
G. P. Hulten. Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 30, 1929; E unp.
9370; George P. Hulten, Oakland,
Calif, 15552
Genia; lyric by M. G. Lathrop, music
by A. Fenzel; pf. © 1c. July 25,
1929; EH unp. 92083; Anna Fenzel,
Cleveland, O. 155538
Georgiano; galop, par R. Brunel, of
Belgium; orch. parties, avee pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928;
auc. June 29, FOZ a fOr: oes oes
Yves K.. Paris. 15554
pt. m1, N-S., Vv. 24
Get it on the radio; words by B. S.
French, music by La Droffas [pseud.
of Pearl Sinclair Safford] Chicago,
‘iill., V. Abbey. © July 24, 1929; 2 ec.
July 29; E pub. 7997; Bessie Sin-
Clair French, Chicago. 15555.
Get your mind out the gutter; words
and music by Wesley Wilson.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
July 20, 1929; E unp. 9028; Georgia
music co., New York. 15556.
Gigue; by Lucina Jewell; violin, vio-
loncello and pf. © July 16, 1929;
2c. July 25; HE pub. 7979; G. Schir-
mer, ine., New York. 15557
Gin and It; fox-trot, music by Harry
Parsons, arr. by Cassard, of France;
pf. © July 2, 1929; 1 ¢c. July 25;
E for. 5943; H. Benjamin, Paris.
15558.
Girl in Alabama; words by N. M. Sul-
livan, music by Samuel H. Speck.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
July 2, 1929; 2 «. July 13; EB pub.
7726; Nellie Mary Sullivan, Brook-
field, Mass. 15559:
Girl in rose; words and music by A.
H. Mueller. © 1c. July 22, 1929;
H} unp. 9033; Adiel H. Mueller, New
Bremen, O. 15560).
Girl (The) of my dream; waltz, words
by J. Potts, music by Ray Hibbeler.
© 1c. July 20, 1929; E unp. 9056;
John Potts, Moundsville, W. Va.
15561.
Girls; French blues, aus Impressions
de music-hall, de Gabriel Pierné, op.
47, no. 1, arr. v. Leo Artok, of Ger-
many; salon orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor and violino 1 direktion. ©
July 3, 1929; 1 c@ June 26; B for.
5790; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz, Ger-
many. 15562
Girls and women of today; words and
music by Lionel Belasco. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. July 5,
1929; E unp. 8598; J. O. Fisher,
New York. 15563:
Give me a heart of calm repose; words
anon., music by Anna Priscilla
Risher; in E flat. © July 18, 1929;
2c. July 20; E pub. 7814; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 15564
Give me my sweetheart of yesterday;
words and music by Madeline Krell
Reynolds. [Words and melody
only] ©le. July 15, 1929; EH unp.
8930; Sophia Blanche Reynolds,
Philadelphia. 15565.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, = 15586
i.
Give me your old faded roses, and [ll
make my own bouquet; words by
D. W. Short, music by Burrell Van
Buren. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 27, 1929; E unp. 9267;
David W. Short, Chicago. 15566
Give thanks; words and music by HB.
Skelly. ©1c. July 24, 1929; E unp.
9158; Estelle Skelly, Amityville,
Disy \ 15567
Giving it away; words and music by
Charles Davenport. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. July 12, 1929;
E unp. 8799; State St. music pub.
ie co., inc., Chicago. 15568
Glad (The) girls, Polly and Anna
song book; words and music by
Polly and Anna [pseud. of Helen and
Mary Stuart] and Cal De Voll. ©
July 10, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Aug. 12;
AA 21942; Forster music publisher,
ine., Chicago. 15569
Gliding along on the air; words and
music by E. A. Moore. [Words and
melody only] ©1l1e July 23, 1929;
E unp. 9105; Edna A. Moore, Amity-
ville, EL. I., N. Y. 15570
Glorias de Espafia; paso-doble, par
L. M. Ferreté, of France; pf. con-
ductor. © June 10, 1929; 1c. July
8; E for. 5539; L. M. Ferreté, Paris.
15571
Glory to Thee, our God our King;
words and music by C. H. Longbot-
tom, arr. by James Haack. Brook-
lyn, N. Y., Mrs. C. Rigby Longbottom.
© June 10, 1929; 2 c. July 11; B
pub. 7593; Chas.
Brooklyn. 15572
Glow ; by Ed. Poldini, of Hungary, op.
113, no..1; pf, © July, 93,1929 °2-¢
July 11; E pub. 7651; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 15573
Gnomen und elfen; von Julius Hinéd-
shofer, of Austria; salon-orchester,
mit violine 1 direktion. Stimmen.
4to. © Apr. 23, 1929; 1 ¢. July 3;
E for. 5741; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
15574
Gnomes’ (The) mirth and sorrow; by
Jack Press, orch. by George Torke,
organ notations by Emil Velazco;
orch. pts., with pf. or organ conduc-
tor. © May 25, 1929; 1 ec. May 27,
1 e¢. July 5; E pub. 7528; Crawford
music corp., New York. 15575
Goblin dance ; by Walter Rolfe; pf. ©
duly 2, 192952 ¢ dily.o; © pub.
7322; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
15576
H. Longbottom, |
God of mercy, God of grace; anthem,
words by H. F. Lyte, music by R. M.
Stults; mixed voices; organ ace.
4to. © July 3, 1929; 2c July 17;
HE pub. 7672; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 15577
God so loved the world; words from
Stiedohn' 3; + muste by Mrs ROR.
Forman; in B flat. © July 18, 1929;
2c. July 20; E pub. 7812; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 15578
God will make all things right; day-
light will come, sacred duet, words
by Anne Campbell, music by George
B. Nevin; ten. and bass, or sop. and
alto, with organ or pf. ace. © July
8, 1929; 2 ce. July 17; E pub. 7687;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 15579
Godard (Benjamin Louis Paul)
Légende pastorale; no. 1 de Scénes
écossaises, op. 1388, arr. par F. Sala-
bert, of France; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur et 1° violini conduc-
teur. © June 10, 1929; 1c. July 8;
E for. 5515; Francis Salabert, Paris.
15580
—— Marche des Highlanders; no. 3 de
Scénes écossaises, op. 138, arr. par
F. Salabert, of France; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur et 1° violini con-
ducteur. © June 10, 1929; 1c. July
8; E for. 5517; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 15581
——- Sérénade 4 Mabel; no. 2 de
Scénes écossaises, op. 138, arr. par
F. Salabert, of France; orch. parties,
avee pf. conducteur et 1° violini con-
ducteur. © June 10, 1928; 1c. July
8; E for. 5516; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 15582
Goddess of love; words and music by
R. Bell. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 1, 1929; E unp. 8477;
Rosie Bell, Washington. 15583
Going down to New Orleans; words by
J. E. Guernsey, music by Floyd
Thompson. © 1 e¢. July 15, 1929;
E unp. 8994; Thompscn and
Guernsey, Indianapolis. 15584
Golden hours with the great masters;
ed. and arr. by Ernest Haywood, of
Great Britain; pf. bk. 1. 4to. ©
July 22, 19293: Le Tulyt 22s nfor;
5714; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd.,
London. 15585
Golden wings; words and music by B.
Miller. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ce. July 17, 1929; E unp. .8943;
Bob Miller, New York. 15586
825
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15587
pt. 111, n.s., v. 24
Goldene leyer; Yale-blue, von Jo Rix-
her, of Germany; salon-jazz-orches-
terstimmen. 4to. © Apr. 5, 1929;
1c. June 28; E for. 54384; Mattiacum
verlag Adolf Meyer, Wiesbaden, Ger-
many. 15587
Goldielocks and the three bears; words
and music by M. Carlisle. © 1 «.
July 23, 1929; E unp. 9123; Margaret
Carlisle, New York. : 15588
Golondrina (La); Mexican waltz, by
N. Serradell, arr. by M. L. Lake;
full band pts., with conductor. 4to.
© Apr. 23, 1929; 2 @ June 27; E
pub. 73866; Carl Fischer, inec., New
York. 15589
Gombo Lai Lai; words and music by
Lionel Belasco. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. July 5, 1929: E unp.
8699; J. O. Fisher, New York. 15590
Gone; words and musie by J. J. Lind-
ner. © 1c. July 26, 1929; E unp.
9259; J. James Lindner, Beachmont,
Mass. 15591
Good, advice; words and music by
Frederic Groton, op. F, no. 2; pf.
© July 25, 1929; 2c. July 26; E pub.
7927; Shattinger piano & music co.,
St. Louis. 15592
Good-bye forever; words by Aquila
Glenn, music by Chester Escher; 1st
violin. © 1c. July 25, 1929; EB unp.
9215; Aquila Glenn, El Dorado, Ark.
15593
Good Gordon gin; melody by J. M.
Williams. © 1 c. June 2, 1929; HE
unp. 9091; State street music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 15594
Good night; words and music by F.
M. Moore. © 1c. June 28, 1929; E
unp. 8744; Frances M. Moore, New-
burgh, N. Y. 15595
Goodbye to the old year; words and
music by S. A. Dugan. ©1e. July
17, 1929; E unp. 8956; Samuel A.
Dugan, Houston. 15596
Goodness knows how I love you; lyric
by Billy Hays and Ray Bretz, mu-
sic by Ted Weitz; pf. and ukulele
ace. © July 8, 1929; 2 ec July 9;
E pub. 7484; Waterson, Berlin &
Snyder co., New York. 15597
Grandma’s favorite; minuet, by Max-
well A. Davidson; duet for 2 B flat
trumpets or cornets, 2 E flat saxo-
phones, or E flat alto and B flat ten.
saxophones, with pf. acc. © May 3,
1929; 2 c. June 27; HB pub. 7382;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 15598
Grandmother’s valentine; musical reci-
tation, words by Minna Irving, mu-
sic by Phyllis Fergus; pf. © July
18, 1929; 2 c. July 20; E pub. 7810;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
15599
Grandpa’s radio goes bam, zowi, zee;
words by Carrie Mary Wood, music
by C. Escher. © July 17, 1929; 2 ec.
July 17; E pub. 7703; Chester
Escher, New York. 15600
Granny; words by Margaretta Drink-
water, music by C. Escher. © July
19, 1929; 2.¢ July 195. Bi pup. tie:
Chester Escher, New York. 15601
Grasshopper (The); intermezzo, by
Irénée Bergé, orch. by Antonio HE.
Cafarella; orch. pts. with pf. or or-
gan conductor. New York, Robbins
musie corp. © July 23, 1929; 2 e.
July 25; E pub. 7930; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., New York. 15602
Greeting; words by Ella Young, music
by Francis Frank; low voice.
July 3, 1929; 2 c. July 10; E pub.
7561; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
15603
Grey (The) house; from the comedy
opera Fortunio, by André Messager,
of France; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © June 14, 1929; 1c.
July 5; HE for. 5463; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London. 15604
Grey skies, will be blue skies; words.
by William J. Brown, music by A.
Darvo. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 18, 1929; E unp. 8975;
Arthur Darvo, New York. 15605.
Gridi d’angoscia; cinema musica, di
Italo Azzoni, of Italy, riduz. di H.
Kawan, of Italy ; orch. parti, con pf.
direzione. 4to. © Mar. 3, 1929; 1c.
July 16; E for. 5722; C. Beltramo,
San Remo, Italy. 15606
Grosse fantasie; aus der oper, Die
schwarze orchidee, von Eugen d’Al-
bert, nach der fantasie von Otto Sin-
ger, arr. von Arnold Wilke, of Ger-
many; small and full oreh., with pf.
direction and 1st violin direction. ©
May 21, 1929; 1 c. June 27; E for.
5651; Universal edition a. g., Vienna.
15607
Groteske; danse grotesque, von Gott-
fried Huppertz, of Germany; salon
orch. pts., with pf. direction and vio-
lino 1 direction. © Apr. 30, 1929;
1c. Apr. 24; E for. 5797; B. Schott’s
sOhne, Mainz, Germany. 15608
826
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929
Gruenberg (Eugene) Twenty melo-
dious violin exercises; in the first
position. © June"19; "1929; '' 2° c.
July 3; E pub. 74538; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 15609
Guilt; photo play music, by Montague
Ewing, orch. by Henry Tilsley, of
Great Britain; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © July 26, 1929;
1e. July 27; E for. 5833; Elkin &
co., Itd., London. 15610
Guitarra; tango, par Henry Gazon,
arr. par F. Salabert, of France;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur,
1° yiolino conducteur et paroles. 4to.
©) july. 2; 1929: 1 ¢. July 25; EB for.
5858; Francis Salabert, Paris.
15611
Gute (Die) alte holzauktion; foxtrot-
stimmungsschlager, text u. musik
von Otto Teich, of Germany, op. 58,
arr. von Bernhard Egg, of Germany ;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor and
1st violin conductor. 4to. © Apr.
12, 1929; 1 c. June 28; E for. 5442;
C. F. Teich, Leipzig. 15612
Gwine to work for Jesus; words and
musie by Margarett Livingston
[pseud. of M. L. Riley] ©1c¢. May
21, 1929; E unp. 8616; Marguerite
Livingston Riley, Scarsdale, N. Y.
15613
Gypsy charmer; waltz, from The
squall, words and music by Grant
Clarke and Harry Akst, arr. by
Archie Bleyer; dance orch. pts. 4to.
© July 11, 1929; 2c. July 15; E pub.
7840; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 15614
Gypsy episode; incl. Wanderers,
words by Clifford Grey, music by
Herbert Stothart. © 1c¢. July 23,
1929; E unp. 9143; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., Culver City, Calif.
15615
Gypsy (A) night; words by Annie
Andros Hawley, music by Louis
Ganne, arr. by Charles F. Manney;
sop., alto, and bass. 4to. © June
20, 1929; 2 c. July 3; E pub. 7449;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 15616
Gypsy (The) trail; words by Rud-
yard Kipling, music by Tod B. Gal-
loway, op. 30, no. 2, arr. by William
M. Felton; sop., alto, and bass. 4to.
© July 9, 1929; 2 ce. July 11; E pub.
7644; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 15617
15628
Habeit mishomayim; words and music
by S. Gozinsky. New York, Metro
musie co. (Ee) b2n)
© Dec. 28, 1928; 2 c. July 2, 1929;
E pub. 7310; Henry Lefkowitch, New
York. 15618
Hiindel (Georg Friedrich) Minuet;
Berenice, arr. by Henry Tolhurst, of
Great Britain; violin and pf.
July 19, 1929; 1 « July. 13; BH. for.
5701; W. Paxton & co., ltd., London.
15619
— Suite in G major; no. 14, ed.,
phrased and fingered by Stewart
Macpherson, of Great Britain; pf.
© June 28, 1929; 1 « July 11; E
for. 5555; Joseph Williams, Iltd.,
London. 15620
Halialia kalakaua ia kapiolani; words
and music by F. M. B. Kahea, arr.
by L. Hawk. © June 19, 1929; 2 ¢.
July 1; E pub. 7262; Fred M. Beck-
ley Kahea, Honolulu. 15621
Happiness; waltz, words and musi¢ by
Thomas I. Hollingworth, arr. in
chord harmony style. © Apr. 15,
1929; 2 « May 27; E pub. 7746;
Worth studios, Redlands, Calif.
15622
Happiness; words and music by HE. M.
McKenzie. © 1c. July 3, 1929; H
unp. 8562; Eva May McKenzie, Los
Angeles. 15623
Happiness; words and music by N.
H.C! Reid..’ © 1 ¢ July 18, 1929;
E unp. 8959; Nellie Hester Craw-
ford Reid, New Orleans. 15624
Happiness;’ words by D. Spillman,
music by Sylvester Long Cross; pf.
GC) ft eG) Duly’ ‘23,’ 19295 - tinpe Orr :
Doris Spillman, Mt. Vernon, Wash.
15625
Happiness lane; lyric by W. M. Leader
and Andrew T. Stanton, music by
Geo. GC. Pennington. © May 29,
1929; 2 ec. July 15; E pub. 7780;
William M. Leader, Philadelphia.
15626
Happy birds; school song, words by
C. T. Steele, music by Eduard Holst,
arr. by C. F. Manney ; sop., alto, and
bass.. 4to. © July,.2, 1929-2 c.
July 17; E pub. 7684; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 15627
Happy days; melody by Lionel Be-
lasco. ©1e. July 5, 1929; E unp.
8589; J. O. Fisher, New York. 15628
827
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES.
15629
Happy days are here again; words by
Jack Yellen, music by Milton Ager.
© 1c. July 23, 1929; BE unp. 9139;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 1562S
Happy (The) greeting; overture, by
W. L. Skaggs, op. 87; band pts. 4to.
© July 5, 1929; 2c. July 6; E pub.
7414; Hiram C. Miller, Parkesburg,
Pa. 15630
Happy in the rain; words by Howard
Johnson, music by Chas. O'Flynn;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © June 14, 1929; 2 c.
June 15; E pub. 7331; Joe Morris
music co., New York. 15631
Happy mountain; lyric by B. M. Hawk,
music by Alice I. Judd. [Words and
melody only] ©1ce. July 15, 1929;
E unp. 8884; Betty Morrison Hawk,
Brooklyn. 15632
Harem song; words and music by J. B.
Grinoch, of Poland, domiciled at
New York. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. June 29, 1929; E unp.
8496; Jacob Grinoch, New York.
15633
Harlekinade; von Siegfried Blumann,
of Germany; orch. pts., with 1st
v:olin conductor.
1c. June 28; EH for. 5449; Heinrich-
shofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Ger-
many. 15634
Harlem after dark; up in Harlem,
words and music by W. McCarthy.
© 1c. June 29, 1929; EB unp. 8509;
William McCarthy, Astoria, L. I.,
Ny Y.. 15635
Harlem serenade; from Show girl,
words by Ira Gershwin and Gus
Kahn, music by George Gershwin ;
pf. and ukul'ele ace. © July 10,
1929 °,2 @. July. 12°) Hpub: 7631 ;
New world music corp., New York.
15636
Harsanyi (Tibor) Sonate; par ‘T.
Harsanyi, of. Hungary; violoncelle
et pf. © June 2, 1929; 1 ce. June 28;
E for. 5353; Siréne musicale, Paris.
15637
Hat dich die liebe beriihrt (Quand
plein d’amour est ton coeur); text
von Paul Heyse, version francaise
par M. D. Calvocoressi, of France,
English text by S. Langford, musik
von Joseph Marx; hohe stimme. ©
June 14, 1929; 1 ce. July 23; E for.
o¢(77:; Universal edition actiengesell-
Belt:
schaft, Vienna. 156388
© Apr. 1, 1929;
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Haunting rain; words and music by
Marjorie Blanid Gilbert. [Words
and melody only] © 1 c¢. July 3,
1929; E unp. 8754; Raymond Edwin
Gilbert, Dorchester, Mass. 15639
Have a little faith in me; lyric by
Sam Lewis and Joe Young, musie
by Harry Warren. [Words and
melody only] © 1. July 29, 1929;
EK unp. 9328; Remick music corp.,
New York. 15540
Have you forgotten; words by W. HE.
Jennings, music by Richard Brough-
ton. ©1c. July 25, 1929; E ump.
9225; William E. Jennings, Tampa,
Fla. 15641
Have you forgotten I love you; words
and music by A. D. Clark. © 1.
July 1, 1929; E unp. 8505; Arechi-
bald Dixon Clark, Henderson, Ky.
15642
Have you the time; words and music
by Frayser Hinton; pf. and ukulele
ace. © July 9, 1929; 2°¢ Suly 2;
E pub. 7594; Remick music corp.,
New York. 15643
Hawaiian love-bird; waltz song, words
by Andy Razaf, music by Paul
Denniker. © July 29, 1929; 2 e.
July 29; E pub. 8005; Triangle
music pub. co., inc., New York.
15644
Hazelbury (The) march; by Alys F.
Serrell, of Great Britain; pf., 1st
violin and cello. 4to. © July 5,
19293 1i-e.. July «22; (hs fors yates;
Perry & Gill, London. 15645
He begged of me the little toys; words
anon., music by Jessie Moore Wise.
© Oct. 30, 1928; 2 ec. July 12, 1929;
E pub. 7613; Wm. H. Wise & Go.,
New York. 15646
He’s a bad boy, but he looks good fo
me; lyrics and music by J. Wake-
field. ©1e. July 17, 1929; E unp.
8948; Jean Wakefield, Los Gatos,
Calif. 15647
He’s got the whole world in His hand;
words and music by F. W. McGee.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
June 27, 1929; E unp. 8611; South-
ern music pub. co., inc., New York.
15648
Head low; modern spiritual, lyric by
Willard Robison, music by Frank
Skinner; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
July 8, 1929; 2 ce. July 12; H pub.
7605; Villa Moret, ine., San Fran-
cisco. 15649
828
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
-no. 7, 1929
‘Heap red beaser; words and music by
DOT. Beros:pfe "©1146. Fully’ 12,
1929; E unp. 8804; David J. Bero,
New York. 15650
Heart beats; lyrics and music by
J. G. G. Mendello and H. Ornstein.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
July 16, 1929; E unp. 8912; James
G. G. Mendello and Harry Ornstein,
New York. 15651
Heavenly love; musical comedy in 2
acts, book and lyrics by B. Klasmer,
music by Edmund Hammerbacher.
©le. July 24, 1929; D unp. 27545;
Ed. Hammerbacher and Benjamin
Klasmer, Baltimore. 15652
Heck (Armand) Ballade; par A.
Heck, of France; violon, acc. de pf.
ou de quintette, avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © June 10, 1929; 1 c. July 8;
E for. 5520; Paul Decourcelle, Nice,
France. 15653
Heimat; ein zyklus von acht stiicken
fiir violine und klavier, von Hein-
rich Kaspar Schmid, of Germany,
op. 59. © June 15, 1929; 1 c. June
10; E for. 5810; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. 15654
Hello! words and music by L. P. Friel.
[Words and melody only] ©1ee.
July 2, 1929; EK unp. 8536; Lawrence
P. Friel, Hollywood, Calif. 15655
Hello Bill Brown; words by J. E.
Guernsey, music by Floyd Thomp-
son. ©1c¢. July 15, 1929; E unp.
8991; Thompson and Guernsey,
Indianapolis. 15656
Hello-sister-hello; words and music by
J. K. Wardle. ©1ce. July 25, 1929;
E unp. 9217; John Knight Wardle,
Dorchester, Mass. 15657
Hera, goddess of the sky; fox trot,
words and music by A. L. Ball; pf.
and ukulele ace. Chicago, Aviation
industries. © June 25, 1929; 2 «.
July 13; HE pub. 7696: ‘Arthur, i.
Ball, Chicago. 15658
Here comes the band; by Albert Von
Doenhoff; pf. © July 3, 1929; 2 e.
July 10; E pub. 7574; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 15659
Heroica Polonia; ouverture dramati-
que, par Amédée Reuchsel, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © June 21, 1929;
1 e. June 29; EH for. 53836; J. Yves
mm Paris. 15660
15671
Hiawatha’s childhood; cantata, poem
by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow,
music by G. A. Grant-Sehaefer. 4to.
© July 2, 1929; 2 ce. July 3; B pub.
7318; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. ; 15661
Hide and seek; by Frank H. Grey;
pf. © July 18, 1929; 2 ¢. July 20;
E pub. 7821; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 15662
High hat-in’; words by A. F. Henthorn,
music by Samuel H. Speck. New
York City, Frank Harding. © July
2, 4929 2c. July 13; BH pubs 725%
Albert Frank Henthorn, Hannibal,
O. 15663
High (A) silk hat and a walking cane;
words by Irving Kahal, music by
Lem Marston. © May 20, 1929; 2 ec.
July 22; E pub. 7869; Adams, Vee
& Abbott, ine., Chicago. 15664
Highbrow (The) lowdown; words by
G. Quaw, music by J. Mayfield. ©
1 e@ July 11, 1929; E unp. 8786;
James Mayfield, Los Angeles, and
Gene Quaw, Hollywood. 15665
His name; selection, by W. Brough-
ton; band pts. 4to. © July 9, 1929;
2c. July 13; E pub. 7692; Salvation
army, ine., New York. 15666
Hitchy hike; words and music by El-
len Lackey; pf. and ukulele ace.
© July 6, 1929; 2c. July 6; E pub.
7412; Scott Richard Lackey and
Mary Ellen Lackey, Johnstown, Pa.
15667
Hjemreisen ; Norsk - Amerikanerens
Sang til gamle mor Norge, tekst av
Sverre S. Baarstad, musik av Tor
Elvan, of Norway. © Dec. 15, 1928;
1c. Jan. 22, 1929; EH for. 5610; Norsk
musikforlag, Oslo, Norway. 15668
Hobgoblins; by Letitia Radcliffe Har-
ris; pf. © July 18, 1929; 2 ¢. July
20; E pub. 7827; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 15669
Hochzeit; by Adelbert Mickey Hart.
[Melody only] ©1e. July 27, 1929;
E unp. 9332; Adelbert William Hart,
Preston, Id. 15670
Hold everything; selection, by B. G.
De Sylva [pseud. of George Gard
De Sylva], Lew Brown and Ray
Henderson, selected and arr. by H.
M. Higgs, of Great Britain; pf.
London-New York-Sydney, Chappell
& co., ltd. © June 11, 1929; 1 «.
July 5; E for. 5401; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
15671
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15672
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Hold me tight in the moonlight; words
by E. A. Staples, music by Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. © 1e¢, July 23,
1929; E unp. 9116; Edith Anna Sta-
ples, Burton, Wash. 15672
Hollow (The) of a hill; from On with
the show, 1929, words and music by
Jay Plong, of Great Britain ; pf. acc.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © June 28,
1929; 1 e. June 29; E for. 5326;
Lawrence Wright music co., London.
15673
Holly Wood; words by C. S. Cassa-
nelli, music by David Dexter and
Joseph Harris. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 5, 1929; E unp.
8637; Charles Siro Cassanelli, New
York. 15674
Holyday services; hymns and re-
sponses for Rosh Hashanah and
Yom Kippur according to the Union
prayer book, words traditional litur-
gical, music by Lazare Saminsky.
4to. © June 38, 1929; 2 c. June 20;
BL pubes Bloch, pub, "ee, ie,
New York. 15675
Home abroad; from Rio Rita, lyric
by Jos. McCarthy, music by Harry
Tierney. © July 16, 1929; 2 c. July
18; E pub. 7804; Leo Feist, inc,
New York. 15676
Home (The) brew blues; words by
L. Johnson, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©le.
July 20, 1929; E unp. 9022; Luella
Johnson, Delaware, Ark. 15677
Home in Maine; song fox-trot, from
On with the show, 1929, words by
Edgar Leslie, music by Jos. Geo.
Gilbert, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © June 21,
1929; 1. e.. June 273" BH for aa2o
Lawrence Wright music co., London.
15678
Home (A) in the sky; words by Oscar
Blum [pseud. of B. W. Shir-Cliff].
music by Gus Schulberg [pseud. of
B. W. Shir-Cliff] © 1 ¢. July 20,
1929; E unp. 9053; B. W. Shir-Cliff,
Kenmore, N. Y. 15679
Home made blues; words and music
by F. L. Veach. New York City,
Frank Harding.’ © June 10, 1929;
2c. July 10; BE pub. 7715; Frank
L. Veach, Marion, J). 15680
Honest and truly I believed you;
words by Frank George Peterson,
music by Chester Escher; 1st violin.
©1e July 2, 1929; E unp. 8542;
Frank G. Peterson, Atlantic City.
15681
Honey girl; waltz, par Yatove, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et paroles. 4to. © July 2,
1929: 1G ' July 25; EH ter. aaa;
H. Benjamin, Paris. 15682
Honey, I’m in love with you; or, It’s
nice when you’re near to me, words
and music by J. Pearson. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. July 29,
1929: E unp. 9341; Julius Pearson,
. Brooklyn. 15683
Honey won’t you shake your feet; fox-
trot, words and music by Thomas I.
Hollingworth, arr. in chord harmo-
ny style. © Apr. 15, 1929; 2 « May
27; E pub. 7745; Worth studios,
Redlands, Calif. 15684
Honolulu (The) blues; words and mu-
Sic by C. McLaren. [Words and
melody only] © 1«. July 5, 1929;
E unp. 8627; Corinne McLaren,
Honolulu. 15685
Hop-seotch polka; by Louis Streabbog
[pseud. of Jean Louis Gobbaerts],
op. 638, no. 8, 2d pf. by Fleetwood A.
Diefenthaeler; 2 pfs. obl. S8vo. ©
July 6,'1929 52: ec. July 837) pub:
7435; Gamble hinged music ¢o., Chi-
cago. 15686
Hostellerie (L’) dela vertu; fantaisie-
selection, sur les motifs de l’opérette,
par Henry Verdun, of France; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur et 1°
violini conducteur. 4to. © June 10,
1929; 1 ce. July 6; EB for, 5483; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 15687
Hot and bothered; words and music
by M. D. Blake. © 1. July 3,
1929; E unp. 8569; Marion D. Blake,
Syracuse, N. Y. 15688
Hot stuff; words and music by K.
Nichols and P. Saxon; 1st violin.
© 1e. July 5, 1929; BH unp. 8577;
Ken Nichols and Pauline Saxon,
Chicago. 15689
How Jesus smiles; words by R. V.
Sayre, music by Joseph Surdo. ©
June 12, 1929; 2 c. July 2; E pub.
7295 ; Robert v. Sayre; Apple Grove,
O. 15690
How that baby can love; words and
music by’ M. Stockdale. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. July 5, 1929;
830
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929
15715
E unp. 8646; Melvin Stockdale, Bal-
timore. 15691
How the butterfly keeps busy; by
Frederika Wadley; pf. with words.
© July 20, 1929; 2¢. July 26; E pub.
7957: Harold Flammer, ine., New
York. 15692
How-dy? words and music by M. W.
Bell. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. July 22, 1929; E unp. 9080; Mar-
garet Ward Bell, New York. 15693
Hu ana ka makani e; Kaimuki hula,
words and music by Alice M. Rick-
ard. © July 15, 1929; 2c. July 20;
E pub. 7787; Frances H. King, Hono-
lulu. 15694
Huguet (—) Pastorale; film musique,
par Huguet, of Spain et Verdun, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf.-con-
ducteur, et violini 1 conducteur. 4to.
© July 2, 1929: 1 c. July 25; EB for.
5865; Francis Salabert, Paris.
15695
Hum a little melody; words by Ray
Brandel [pseud. of Ramon Brandel],
music by Chester Escher; 1st violin.
© 1e. July 25, 1929; E unp. 9214;
Ramon Brandel, Dubuque, Ia. 15696
Humming-bird (The); by Clara Gre-
gory Bridge; pf. © July 3, 1929;
2c. July 10; E pub. 7557; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York. 15697
Humming (The) bird; lyric and music
by M. B. Curr. © July 22, 1929;
2c. July 26; E pub. 7934; Maud B.
Curr, McHenry, Il. 15698
Humoresque; by Richard Czerwonky ;
violin and pf. © June 5, 1929; 2.
July 3; E pub. 7452; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 15699
Humoresque; film musique, par Hu-
guet, of Spain, et Verdun, of France;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur et
violini 1 conducteur. 4to. no. 1, 2.
© July 2, 1929; 1 ¢. each July 25;
E for. 5870, 5871; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 15700, 15701
Humoresque; par M. Delmas-Popy, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et 1° violino conducteur.
4to. © June 10, 1929; 1 c. July 8;
E for. 5529; EH. Gaudet, Paris. 15702
Hungarian Gypsy melodies; by M. C.
Kovalehik; violin and pf. ©1ee.
July 31, 1929; E unp. 9388; Marga-
ret Claire Kovalchik, Chicago. 15703
Hungry Hattie; words by Everett An-
drews, music by C. D. Pavlick; pf.
© 1e. July 24, 1929; E unp. 9172;
Clinnie Dill Pavlick, St. Louis.
15704
Hurdy (The) gurdy man; by Juan
Masters; pf. © July 11, 1929; 2c.
July 18; E pub. 7609; Clayton F.,
Summy co., Chicago. 15705
Hurry on; red hot, by Yatove, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. 4to. © June 2, 1929; 1c¢. June
29; E for. 5879; H. Benjamin, Paris.
15706
Hussarde (La) ; opérette en 3 actes de
Félix Fourdrain, ouverture arr. pour
orch. restreint par Ch. Delsaux, of
France; parties, avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © June 2, 1929; 1 ec. June 28;
EB for. 5381; Choudens, Paris. 15707
Hymnus; arioso solemne, von Felix
Dyck, of Germany, instr. von Gott-
fried Huppertz, of Germany; salon
orch. pts., with pf. direction and
violino 1 direction. © May 15, 1929;
1 ¢ May 7; E for. 5796; B. Schott’s
sodhne, Mainz, Germany. 15708
I am all alone; words and music by
E. Stiles; pf. ©le. July 27, 1929;
E unp. 9287; Emerson Stiles, De-
troit. 15709
I am broken hearted; words and mu-
sic by L. M. Gahr. © 1c. July 26,
1929; E unp. 9235; Louise Mattausch
Gahr, Rosalia, Wash. 15710
am the dance; words by Ned Wash-
ington, music by Willy Whyte; pf.
© 1e. June 8, 1929; HE unp. 8990;
Ada May Potter, New York. 15711
can see right through you; words
and music by E. C. Eddowes.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
July 11, 1929; E unp. 8766; Hleanore
C. Eddowes, Philadelphia. yay
I can’t look at the moonlight since we
said goodbye; words and music by
BE. Anning. [Photostat] © July 25,
1929; 2 ce July 29; E pub. 8000;
Evelyn Anning, Houston. 15713
could do it for you; from They had
to see Paris, words and music by
Con Conrad, Sidney D. Mitchell and
Archie Gottler. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. July 17, 1929; E unp.
8922; DeSylva, Brown and Hender-
son, inc., New York. 15714
I couldn’t be without you; words by
Larry Joselyn [i. e. L. HE. Joselyn],
music by Bill Lankin [i. e. William
BE. Lankin] © 1. July 24, 1929;
E unp. 9174; Lawrence EH. Joselyn,
Detroit. 15715
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15716
pt. 11, n.s., v. 24
I crave a little close harmony; words
by R. Truman, music by Ted Cos-
man. ©1c. July 2, 1929; B ump.
8528; Rolland Truman, Takoma
Park, D. C. 15716
I’d better not try it, I might like it;
from Little Johnny Jones, lyric and
music by Herb Magidson, Ned
Washington and Michael H. Cleary;
pf. and ukulele ace. © July 22,
1929; 2 ce. July 26; E pub. 7989; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 15717
I'd like to be a Gipsy; lyric by Ned
Washington, music by Michael H.
Cleary, arr. by Ed. Smalle; mixed
voices. 4to. © July 11, 1929; 2 «.
July 15; E pub. 7886; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 15718
I’d like to see more of you Madam:
words and music by Albert Von
Tilzer and Ted Koehler. [Words
and melody only] ©1l1e. July 26,
1929; E unp. 9231; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 15719
I'd like to take an aeroplane to heaven;
words by Arthur Fields, music by
KF. Hall. [Words and melody only]
©1ec July 30, 1929; EB unp. 9358;
Fred Hall, New York. 15720
I'd like to take you home with me;
words and music by L. Goodyear.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
July 121929 Wane. SSO:
Lawrence Goodyear, Watseka, [1].
15721
I'd love to have you back again; slow
fox-trot, words and music by H.
Freiberg. © July 2, 1929; 2c. July
5; E pub. 7461; Heinz Freiberg,
Greenwood, Miss. 15722
I didn’t know; words and music by
J. B. Fitzsimmons. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 23, 1929;
E unp. 9099; John Bernard Fitz-
simmons, Deferiet, N. Y. 15723
I don’t care what you do; lyric by Pat
Ballard [pseud. of F. D. Ballard],
music by Tom Waring. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. July 20, 1929;
E unp. 9019; Francis Drake Ballard,
New York. 15724
I don’t like to be liked like that; fox-
trot, from Harmony heaven, words
and music by Edward Pola and
Eddie Brandt, both of Great Britain ;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by Alf.
Ralston. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] ,.x©., July, 1, 1929) dpe:
July 12; E for. 5663; Campbell,
Connelly & co., Itd., London. 15725
I don’t see why you should care for
me; words and music by B. C. Bux-
ton. © 1c. July 29, 1929; EB ump.
9339; Byron Curtis Buxton, Lindsay,
Calif. 15726
I dream of Jeannie; by Stephen C.
Foster, arr. by Joseph W. Clokey;
mixed voices. 4to. © July 5, 1929;
2c. July 9; E pub. 7472; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. aT p76
I found a white rose by the side of
the road; words by R. S. B. Mann,
music. by Burrell Van _ Buren.
[Words and melody only] ©1.«.
July 27, 1929; EH unp. 9275; Robert
Swart Buck Mann, Phoenix, Ariz.
15728
I gotta have you; words and music by
Walter Samuels and Mac and Lennie
[pseuds. of Max Rutchik and Leon-
ard Whitcup]; pf. ace., with ukelele
arr. by May Singhi Breen. © July
10, 1929; 2c. July 10; E pub. 7509;
Gene Austin, inc., New York. 15729
I had a little pony; unison song, addi-
tional verses by Edward Oxenford,
music by Cecil Sharman, of Great
Britain. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © July 5, 1929; 1e.
July 9; E for. 5454; Novello & co.,
ltd., London. 15730
I had your smile, for a little while;
words by J. Carpenter, music by
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. © 1e
July 12, 1929; E unp. 8822; Jean
Carpenter, Burlington, Wash. 15731
I hate to get up in the morning but my
sweetie hates it worse; words and
music by Dora K. McDaniel. ©1c.
June 28, 1929; E unp. 8476; Okla-
homa song producing co. ine,
Oklahoma City. 15782
I have a picture of you in my heart;
words and music by R. Tarrant, jr.
© 1c. June 17, 1929; E unp. 8506;
Roy Tarrant, jr., Sheridan, Wy.
15733
I have dreamed of a day like to-day ;
words and music by R. Kilgour, of
Canada. © 1c. July 22, 1929; B
unp. 9083; Ruth Kilgour, Montreal,
Canada. 15734
I knew we two were one; words by
Will Osborne, music by Paul Den-
niker. © July 29, 1929; 2 ¢. July
30; E pub. 8010; Gene Austin, inc.,
New York. 15735
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no. 7, 1929
15756
I live, I love, but I can’t forget; words
and music by F. O’Bryan. © 1 ¢.
July 31, 1929; E unp. 93885; Franklin
O’Bryan, Chicago. 15736
I live just to love you; words and
musie by B. H. McLaughlin. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. July 18,
1929; E unp. 8966; Bernard How-
ard McLaughlin, Cambridge, Mass.
15737
T’ll always care; words by M. La Vine,
music by Eddie Morlock. [Words
and melody only] ©1e.. July 29,
1929; E unp. 93438; Myron La Vine,
Grand Junction, Col. 15738
I'll always love you; words by J. Kel-
ler, music by Chester Escher; ist
wie WG, 1c. duly: 25, 19295
unp. 9213; John Keller, % Postmas-
ter, New York. 15739
I'll be waiting for you always in the
moonlight; words by R. V. Breaux,
music by Samuel H. Speck. New
York City, Frank Harding. © July
Petes 2 ily. fe: Hh pub. Tied :
Rose Vera Breaux, Yelgar, La.
Ill bless that one sweet day; from
Song of the West, lyric and music
by Ray Perkins; pf. and ukulele acc.
© July 11, 1929; 2 ¢. July 15; E pub.
7848; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 15741
T’ll catch that plane that leaves at
two; lyrics by F. J. Williams and
C. M. Enoch, music by Lee Dar-
nelle. © 1c. July 17, 1929; E unp.
8944; Frank James Williams and
Clyde Maurice Enoch, Waukegan,
Til. 15742
T’ll climb the highway to your heart;
lyrics by John Steel, music by Ab-
ner Silver. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 29, 1929; E unp.
9329; Remick music corp., New
York. 15743
Ill close my eyes to the rest of the
world and dream sweet dreams of
you; words and music by Cliff
Friend ; pf. and ukulele ace. © July
22, 1929; 2c. July 25; HE pub. 7898;
Remick music corp., New York.
15744
Ill follow you back to California;
words by F. M. Young, music by
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. ©1.
July 23, 1929; E unp. 9119; Fena
Mary Young, Salt Lake City. 15745
T’ll not forget you, mother! words
and music by C. C. Kuenzig. ©
May 24, 1929; 2 c. July 15; EH pub.
7784; C. C. Kuenzig, Girard, Pa.
15746
Ill only remember your leve; words
by Bennie Walker, music by Cookie;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © July 16, 1929; 2c.
July 17; E pub. 7697; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 15747
T’ll put on my long white robe; words
and music by B. Miller. [Words
and melody only] © 1 «¢. July 30,
1929; E unp. 93866; Bob Miller, New
York. 15748
Ill still have you; words by Olive
Terry, music by S. _ Barsukoff.
[Words and melody only] ©1.«.
July 38, 1929; E unp. 8573; Sergei
Barsukoff, East Hampton, N. Y.
15749
T’ll wait for you; words by Hilena May
[pseud. of Hllena May Ackerman],
music by L. Cook. © 1c. July 6,
1929; E unp. 8653; Lillian Cook and
Hllena May Ackerman, Los Angeles.
15750
I long for love; words by A. Kuttes,
music by Sylvester Long Cross; pf.
© 1c. July 23, 1929; E unp. 9115;
Anthony Kuttes, Alameda, Calif.
15751
I long for my childhood home; words
and music by L. R. Reynolds.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
July 11, 1929; E unp. 8775; Lester
R. Reynolds, Anglum, Mo. 15752
I love baby, and she loves me; words
and music by C. F. J. Erwood.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
July 26, 1929; E unp. 9260; Chas.
F. J. Erwood, New York. 15753
I love you; poem and music by Ted
Lewis and Larry Yoell; pf. and
ukulele ace. © July 27, 1929; 2 ec.
July 29; E pub. 7996; Lloyd Camp-
bell publications, ine., San Fran-
cisco. 15754
I love you, wonderful pal; words by
P. Fields, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢
July 27, 1929; EH unp. 9264; Pauline
Fields, Fitchburg, Mass. 15755
I loves yo’ babe; fox-trot song, words
and music by L. W. Lister. San
Francisco, Calif., M. E. Coe. ©
July 15, 1929; 2 c. July 20; E pub.
7791; Lydia Warren Lister, San
Francisco. 15756
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15757
I’m all alone; words and music by
A. E. Buckingham. [Words and
melody only] © 1 .e July 22,
1929; E unp. 9074; A. Edward Buck-
ingham, Los Angeles. 15757
I’m always building castles in the air;
words and music by H. &. Blachman.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ..
July 5, 1929; EH unp. 8649; Harry
Allen Blachman, Cleveland Heights,
O. 15758
I’m blue; fox-trot, par Del’ Horno et
Mac Lherty, both of France; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
© July 2, 1929; 1 c. July 25; EB for.
5913; Del’ Horno, Paris. 15759
I’m blue for you New Orleans; from
Is everybody happy, lyric by Grant
Clarke, music by Harry Akst; pf.
and ukulele acc. © July 1, 1929;
2e. July 5; E pub. 7506; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 15760
I’m dreaming dear of you; words and
music by C. H. Schefer; pf. © 1 «.
July 15, 1929; EH unp. 8888; Charles
H. Scheffer, Richmond Hills, N. Y.
15761
I’m dreaming of you; words and mu-
sic by J. R. Hanna. © 1. July 30,
1929; E unp. 9851; John Rupert
Hanna, Buffalo. 15762
I’m following you; from Cotton and
silk, words by Ballard Macdonald,
musie by Dave Dreyer. ©1ce. July
23,. 19295" BH’ unp. 9fs25 Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver city.
Calif. 15763
I’m glad youre happy now; waltz,
words and music by L. W. Chobar.
© 1c. July 5, 1929; E unp. 8787;
Louis W. Chobar, Lincoln, Neb.
15764
I’m going back and make her happy
again:-words and music by G.
Shaubell; pf. and ukulele ace. Madi-
son, Kan., Shaubell pub. co. © July
2; 1929; 2 c@ Fuly' 5; BH pub. 464;
siadys Shaubell, Madison, Kan.
15765
I’m going down South away from the
blues ;, lyric ,and music by .W.. J.
Schmidt. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 5,.1929; © unp. 8641;
Walter John Schmidt, Lindenhurst,
(RA TREN lela Ce 15766
Tm going home; words by J. E.
Guernsey, music by Floyd Thomp-
son. © 1c. July 31, 1929; E unp.
9382; ‘Thompson and Guernsey,
Indianapolis. 15767
I’m going to change all my troubles to
bubbles; words and music by M.
Goodman. © 1c. July 31, 1929; B
unp. 9895; Morris Goodman, Read-
ing, Pa. 15768
I’m gonna be stingy with my love;
lyrics by W. M. Seyferlich, music by
Oscar Gardner. ©1c. July 5, 1929;
E ounp. 8748; Walter M. Seyferlich,
Chicago. 15769
I’m in love with the new girl in our
alley ; words and music by Thuriand
Chattaway. © June 19, 1929; 2 ¢.
July 10; E pub. 7550; F. B. Havi-
land pub. co., New York. 15770
I’m just a traveling salesman; words
and music by J. H. Dougherty. ©
Le. July 24, .1929> Ee Wiese
Joseph H. Dougherty, Pittsburgh.
15771
I’m just in the mood tonight; song
fox-trot, from On with the show,
words by Edgar Leslie, music by
Horatio Nicholls, [pseud. of Law-
rence Wright], of Great Britain;
pf. ace., with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© July 5, 1929; 1 «. July 9: tor
5601; Lawrence Wright music ¢co.,
London. 15772
I’m just wonderin’ ’bout you; words
by P. Bendigo, music by Arthur
Bowers. New York City, Frank
Harding, © ‘July 18; 19295320
July 22; E pub. 7919; Pauline
Bendigo, Detroit. aeTS
I’m lonesome for you, because you’re
my pal: words by I. M. First, music
by George Coleman. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. July 27, 1929;
K unp. 9269; Ida Mae First,
Allinnee, O. 15774
I’m not worrying; words and music
by Clarence Williams and Thomas
Waller; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
July 1, 19285 Boe. SulyoR7 ; Bogan.
7708; Clarence Williams music pub.
co., ine., New York. 15775
I’m on a diet; words and music by
C. Steinmann. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 26, 1929; E unp.
9250; Claire Steinmann, San Fran-
cisco. 15776
I’m only making believe; words and
music by Benny Davis and J. Fred
Coots. [Words and melody only]
©1ec. July 27, 1929; E unp. 9289;
Davis, Coots & Engel, inc., New
York. 15777
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I’m right about that; words and music
by Toby Tobias and Ames Harper.
© 1c. July 2, 1929; E unp. 8832;
Stanley Tobiasen, Canton, S. D.
15778
I’m rolling along; words and music by
Buell Kazee. [Words and melody
only] ©le. July 12, 1929; E ump.
8800; Jack Kapp, Chicago. 15779
I'm sailing on a sunbeam; from Cot-
ton and silk, words by Ballard Mac-
donald, music by Dave Dreyer. ©
Pee day 25, 1929; BH unp. 915;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Cuiver
City, Calif. 15780
I'm sitting on the edge of a rainbow;
words by J. Nemett, music by
Samuel H. Speck. [Words and
melody only] ©1ce. July 26, 1929;
E unp. 9237; Joseph Nemett, Lincoln
Park, Mich. 15781
I’m still caring; words and music by
Rudy Vallee and John Klenner; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by A. J.
Franchini. © Mar. 28, 1929; 2 c.
July 22; E pub. 7867; Forster music
publisher, inc., Chicago. 15782
I’m the medicine man for the blues;
fox-trot, from Is everybody happy?
words and music by Grant Clarke
and Harry Akst, arr. by Joseph
Nussbaum; dance orch. pts. 4to.
© July 17, 1929; 2c. July 20; B
pub. 7860; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 15783
I’m the medicine man for the blues;
from Is everybody happy, by Grant
Clarke and Harry Akst, arr. by E.
Chas. Eggett; vocal orch. pts.; in
F. 4to. © July 11, 1929; 2 c. Juiy
15; E pub. 7842; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 15784
I’m thinking of you; words and music
by A. Pirro. © 1c. July 1, 1929;
KH unp. 9072; Arthur Pirro, Pied-
mont, Calif. 15785
I’m too young to be careful and too
sweet to be good; fox-trot, theme
song from Drag, lyric by Al Bryan,
music by Geo. W. Meyer, arr. by
Joseph Nussbaum; dance orch. pts.
4to. © July 1, 1929; 2 e. July 5;
E pub. 7498; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 15786
I’m tuned in for life, to station
L.O.V.E.; fox-trot, from Harmony
heaven, words and music by Edward
Pola and Eddie Brandt, both ef
Great Britain; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by Alf. Ralston. [Staff and
15797
tonic sol-fa notations] © July 1,
1929; 1 ¢« July 12; E for. 5660;
Campbell, Connelly & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 15787
I’m waiting for you, Mary Ann;
words by C. A. Jacobson, music by
Burrell Van Buren. [Words and
melody only} ©1l1e. July 27, 1929;
E unp. 9278; Conrad A. Jacobson,
Mt. Kisco, N. Y. 15788
I'm wild about the clouds; words by
A. F. Henthorn, music by Al. Tay-
lor. New York City, Frank Hard-
ing. © July 1, 1929; 2c. July 10;
E pub. 7718; Albert Frank Hen-
thorn, Hannibal, O. 15789
I must be home by twelve o’clock;
from Show girl, words by Gus Kahn
and Ira Gershwin, music by George
Gershwin; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
July 10, 192935.2 e) July 12; E pub.
7633; New world music corp., New
York. 15790
I only knew it was you; words and
music by Clare Kummer. © 1 ©.
July 12, 1929; E unp. 8803; Fox film
corp., New York. 15791
only wish I had you with me last
night honey ; words and music by Jim-
mie Monaco and Joe McCarthy.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
July 19, 1929; E unp. 8997; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 15792
see you but what do you see in me?
from Keep it clean, words and mu-
sic by Jack Murray and Lester Lee.
© July 18, 1929; 2 c July 19; E
pub. 7833; ‘Shapiro, Bernstein & ¢o.,
inc., New York. 15793
should worry; words and music by
E. H. Schoelwer. [Words and mel-
ody only. Photostat] © 1c. July
9, 1929; E unp. 8712; Edward Henry
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k=
Lo
Schoelwer, Cincinnati. 15794
I spent a day in heaven; words and
music by M. Rosenthal. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 25, 1929;
E unp. 9223; Mildred Rosenthal, San
Francisco. 15795
I still believe in you; from Fashions
in love, words by Leo Robin, music
by Victor Schertzinger. © July 10,
1929; 2c. July: 123H pub. 1602:
Famous music corp., New York.
15796
think of you, only you; words and
music by G. C. Sohnle. © 1c. July
2, 1929; E unp. 85385; George Charles
Sohnle, Newark. 15797
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15798
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I took my time a-goin, but oh how I
hurried back; words. and music by
B. Miller. [Words and melody only]
©1c. July 19, 1929; E unp..8999;
Bob Miller, New York. 15798
I’ve found a one way street to heaven;
words by George William Reid, mu-
sic by C. E. Hood. ©1e July 5,
1929; EK unp. 8617; Charles Edward
Hood, Toronto, Canada. 15799
I’ve got a little love song; words by
Jack Yellen, music by Milton Ager.
[Photostat] © 1c. July 23, 1929;
E unp. 9180; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., Culver City, Calif. 15800
I’ve got a million reasons for loving
you; words and music by A. Soro-
koff, of Russia, domiciled at New
York. [Words and melody only]
©.1 ¢« July 16, 1929; E unp. 8952;
Al Sorokoff, New York. 15801
I’ve got a new mamma; fox trot song,
words and music by W. E. Noonan
and G. Craft. ©1c. July 11, 1929;
EH unp. 8762; W. E. Noonan and
George Craft, Orange, Tex. 15802
I’ve got the world right in the palm
of my hand; fox-trot, words and
music by Lou Davis and J. Fred
Coots.
10; E pub. 7548; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 15803
I’ve remember’d while you forgot;
words by C. S. Cassanelli, music by
David Dexter and Joseph Harris.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
July 19, 1929; E unp. 8996; Charles
Siro Cassanelli, New York. 15804
I've waited a lifetime for you; in Our
modern maidens, lyric by Joe Good-
win, music by Gus Edwards. ©
July 19, 1929; 2 c July 22; H pub.
78902; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
New York. 15805
I want to be there again; words and
music by C. O. Donovan. [Words
and melody only] © 1. July 23,
1929; E unp. 9100; Catharine O’Con-
nor Donovan, Livermore, Ia. 15806
I want to ery on my lover’s shoulder,
when I ery; words by Helen Wilsey
and A. M. Brown, music by A. M.
Brown. [Photostat] © May 9,
19295) Qe. July 6;i- Me pubs T4t7;
Aaron M. Brown, Palo Alto, Calif.
15807
I will turn your money green; words
and music by F. Lewis. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 13,
© July 8, 1929; 2 ec. July
1929; E wnp. 8758; Southern musie
pub. co., inc., New York. 15808
I wish; words and music by EH. Clark.
Los Angeles, G. Schirmer music
stores, inc. © July 3, 1929-3300
July 8; H pub. 7441; Eleanor Clark,
Montrose, Calif. 15809
I wish I had a girl; words by Mrs.
K. A. Searfoss, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1le
July 20, 1929; E unp. 9023; Minnie
A. Searfoss, White Haven, Pa.
; 15810
I wonder; words and music by C. N.
Taylor. © 1c. July 18, 1929: B
unp. 9356; Charles Nelson Taylor,
Oakland, Calif. 15811
wonder do they care; words by J.
H. Guernsey, music by Floyd: Thomp-
son. © 1c. July 15, 1929; BE unp.
8993; Thompson and Guernsey, In-
dianapolis. 15812
I wonder where those pals are; words
and music by J. M. Zenchoff. © 1 ec.
July 30, 1929; E unp. 9354; Julius
Morris Zenchoff, Willimantic, Conn.
15813
I wonder why I love you; from The
wheel of life, words and music by
Victor Schertzinger. © June 28,
1929; -2; e., July.2¢ . By pub. Tizees
Famous music corp., New York.
15814
I wouldn’t do that; words and music
by M. Ewing. [Words and melody
only] ©1le. July 23, 1929; E unp.
9122; Max Ewing, New York. 15815
Ich betrtig’ dich nur aus liebe; slow-
fox-lied, aus Ich betrtig’ dich nur
aus liebe, text von Fritz Rotter,
musik von Ralph Erwin, of Austria.
(In 6 haupt-schlager) © June 10,
1929; 1 e«. July 16; E. for. 5681;
Drei masken verlag, a. g., Berlin.
15816
Ich liebe dich (I love you) ; from Won-
der of women, words and music by
Fred Fisher, and Martin Broones.
[English text] New York, Robbins
music corp. © July 5, 1929; 2c.
July 8; E pub. 7427 ; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., New York. 15817
Ich schick’ dir ein paar veilchen ; slow-
fox, text u. musik von Willy Rosen,
of Germany, arr. von Hartwig von
Platen, of Germany ; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Mar. 28,
1929; 1 c. June 28; E for. 5440;
Edition Meisel & co, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 15818
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929.
Idol of Sigma phi; words and music
by Arthur Halliburton. © July 5,
1929 ; 2 c. July 5; E pub. 7539; Shat-
tinger piano & music co., St. Louis.
15819
Idyl pastorale; in the American idiom,
by Claude Lapham, op. 16, no. 3; pf.
© July 5, 1929; 2c. July 10; E pub.
7621; Crawford music corp., New
work. 15820
Idylie au bord de l’étang; par Henry
Féyrier, of France; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur et 1° violini con-
ducteur. 4to. © July 2, 1929; 1c.
July 25; E for. 5847; H. Gaudet,
Paris. ; 15821
If I came back to you and said I’m
sorry ; from The gamblers, lyric and
music by Gus Edwards; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © July 11, 1929; 2c. July
15; E pub. 7846; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 15822
If I can take you from somebody else,
somebody can take you from me;
words by J. Seidor, music by M.
Jacobi. [Words and melody only]
©ilie. Jwy 10, 1929; E unp. 8728;
Julius Seidor and Martin Jacobi,
Cleveland. 15823
If I can’t have you; from Footlights
and fools, lyric by Al. Bryan, music
by Geo. W. Meyer; pf. and ukulele
ace. © July 11, 1929; 2c. July 15;
E pub. 7845; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 15824
If I could just call you sweetheart;
words by J. Seidor, music by M.
Jacobi. [Words and melody only]
© 1e. July 10, 1929; E unp. 8727;
Julius Seidor and Martin Jacobi,
Cleveland. 15825
If I had a talking picture of you;
from Sunnyside up, words and mu-
sic by B. G. De Sylva [pseud. of
George Gard De Sylva], Lew Brown
and Ray Henderson. © July 29,
1929; 2 ec. July 31; E pub. 8016; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 15826
If love meant only heartaches; words
and music by Rudy Rudolph.
[Words and melody only] ©1ee..
July 31, 1929; E unp. 9393 ; Maxwell
A. Rudolph, Philadelphia. 15827
If love’s true; words and music by W.
Evans. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 25, 1929; E unp. 9224;
Willie Evans, Memphis, Tenn.
15828
15838
If thou wert blind; words by Noel
Johnson, music by Jessie Moore
Wise; med. voice. © Oct. 30, 1928;
2c. July 12, 1929; Epub. 7767;
Wm. H. Wise & co., New York.
15829
If Washington were alive to-day ; lyric
by David S. Goldberg, music by H.
O. Carow. ©1e. July 3, 1929; E
unp. 8560; Herman Otto Carow,
New York. 15830
If we can’t be sweethearts, let’s be
friends; words by Fred Godfrey,
music by Maurice Scott, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © June
28, 1929; 1 c. July 31; E for. 5947;
Lareine & co., ltd., London. 15831
If you believed in me; words by L.
Wolfe Gilbert, music by Abel Baer.
© July 19, 1929; 2c. July 22; E pub.
7880 ; De Sylva, Brown & Henderson,
ine., New York. 15832
If you can canoodle in a canoe; words
and music by P. Hill, of Canada.
[Words and melody only] ©1le.
July 238, 1929; EH unp. 9102; Perey
Hill, Seven Persons, Alta, Canada.
15833
If you could love me; words and music
by E. H. Plumb. © 1. June 27,
1929; E unp. 8988; Edward H.
Plumb, New York. 15834
If you only understood; fox-trot bal-
lad, words and music by Phyllis
Gordon, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by Charles Hanley.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
June 28, 1929; 1 c. July 31; EH for.
5946; Lareine & co., ltd., London.
15835
If you were mine; from Twinbeds, by
Geo. W. Meyer, arr. by EH. Chas. Eg-
gett; vocal orch. pts.; in G. 4to.
© July 1, 1929; 2c. July 5; E pub.
7493 ; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
15836
Im Garten Eden; von Gottfried Hup-
pertz, of Germany, op. 33; orchester-
stimmen, mit pf. direktion u. violino
1 direktion. © June 20, 1929; 1 «¢.
July 3; E for. 5398; Musikverlag
Robert Riihle, Berlin. 15837
Impassioned supplication; by Mischa
Violin, organ notation by LEHmil
Velazco, orch. by Walter C. Schad;
orch, ‘pts. © June 20, 1929; 2 ce.
June 24; E pub. 7676; Crawford
music corp., New York. 15838
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15839
pt. OI, n.S., v. 24
Impetuous imps; by Donald OO.
Williams; pf. © July 11, 1929; 2 c¢.
July 11; E pub. 7579; Dorothea L.
Schroeder, Flushing, N. Y. 15839
In a hurry; by Louis Streabbog
[pseud. of Jean Louis Gobbaerts],
op. 68, no. 5, 2d pf. by Fleetwood A.
Diefenthaeler; 2 pfs. obl. 8vo. ©
July 6, 1929; 2 ¢c. July 8; E pub.
7434; Gamble hinged music Co.,
Chicago. 15840
In a_ kitchenette; from The gold
diggers of Broadway, by Joe Burke,
arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus; vocal
orch. pts.; in F. 4to. © July 1,
1929; 2c. July 5; E pub. 7495; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 15841
In a sunny garden; my ladye fayre,
words and music by K. Ragg, of
Great Britain, arr. by Martyn van-
Lennep. London, Novello & co., Itd.
(Cy July 9, 1929; 1 e. July 9; EH for.
5458; Katie Ragg, London. 15842
In a swing; by Louis Streabbog
[pseud. of Jean Louis Gobbaerts],
op. 63, no. 4, 2d pf. by Fleetwood A.
Diefenthaeler; 2 pfs. obl. 8vo. ©
July 2, 1929; 2 c. July 5; E pub.
7349; Gamble hinged music Co.,
Chicago. 15843
In candlelight; words and music by
H.' J. Cleary. [Photostat] © 1.
July 26, 1929; E unp. 9248; Homer
John Cleary, Marion, O. 15844
In Dixie I long to be; waltz-song,
words and music by Peter Daprano
and Jos. Mazur. © July 19, 1929;
2c. July 19; E pub. 7758; Chester
Hscher, New York. 15845
In June, you'll hear the band play our
wedding tune; words and music by
C..Carazo.. ©.1 c. July 1, 1929; H
unp. 8526; Dave Frank and Castro
Carazo, New Orleans. 15846
In memoriam; by C. A. Schmidt; pf.
© 1e. July 5, 1929; E unp. 8635;
Clara Amanda Schmidt, Oshkosh,
Wis. 15847
In my castle; words by Eddie Silver-
ton, music by D. H. Lowenstein.
[Chords, single staff] © 1c. July
11, 1929; EH unp.. 8869; David’ H.
Lowenstein, Cincinnati. 15848
In my garden; 2 pt. school cho., text
and arr. by E. A. Barrell, jr., music
by Montague Hwing. 4to. July
18, 1929; 2 ec. July 20; E pub. 7817;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
15849 |
In my garden of memory; words and
music by A. L. Emerson. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. July 1,
1929; E unp. 8482; A. Leonard
Emerson, Kimberly, Id. 15850
In my Indiana home; words by Harry
Harris, music by Larry Shay; pf.
and ukulele acc. © June 25, 1929;
2c June 29; E pub. 7457; Milton
Weil music co., Chicago. 15851
In my port of dreams; words and
music by T. P. Evans. ©1 ec. July
29, 1929; E unp. 9315; Thomas Pea-
body Evans, Bennettsville, S. C.
; 15852
In my Russian dreamland; words by
Teyet Ramar, music by V. Reiser.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ce.
June 21, 1929; E unp. 8871; Violet
Reiser, New York. 15853
In my secret love; words and music
by R. C. Timmerman. [Words and
melody only] ©1e July 1, 1929;
E unp. 8492; Rhae Claude Timmer-
man, Edgefield, S. C. 15854
In solcher nacht; lied u. serenade,
aus der operette Die stidseeprinzess,
text von Leo Kastner, musik von
Ewald Dohrn, of Germany. © Apr.
3, 1929; 1 c. June 28; HB for. 5433;
Fritz Horst, Altona/Elbe, Germany.
15855
In the cathedral ; by Greville Cooke, of
Great Britain; pf. © June 28, 1929;
1c. July 11; E for. 5554; Joseph
Williams, ltd., London. 15856
In the darkness; misterioso, by Max
Herzberg, se. by Jan Vitolin; orch.
pts. © July 5, 1929; 2c. July 10;
E pub. 7959; Crawford music corp.,
New York. 15857
In the days of the Iroquois; 4-pt. song,
words. by Frederick H. Martens,
music by Francesco B. De Leone, arr.
by H. L. Harts; mixed voices. 4to.
© May 15, 1929; 2 c. June 28; E pub..
7275; White-Smith music pub. co.,
Boston. 15858.
In the garden; by R. O. Suter; violin
with pf. ace. © July 18, 1929; 2 ¢.
July 20; E pub. 7823; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 15859
In the hammock [and] The wind and
the thistledown; by Frederika
Wadley; pf. with words. © July
20, 1929; 2c. July 26; E pub. 7958;
Harold Flammer, ine., New York.
15860:
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no. 7, 1929
15881
In the land of jazz; from Is every-
body happy? lyric by J. Keirn
Brennan, music by Ray Perkins; pf.
and ukulele ace. © July 11, 1929;
2c. July 15; E pub. 7843; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 15861
In the land of memory; words by C.
Merchant, music by Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. ©1c. July 12, 1929; E
unp. 8825; Carrie Merchant, Fresno,
Calif. 15862
In the moonlight with you; words and
music by K. R. Draw. [Words and
melody only] © 1. July 1, 1929;
E unp. 8481; Katherine Rosie Draw,
Ferndale, Mich. 15863
In the Northland; words and music
by Clay Smith; high voice. © July
8, 1929; 2 ce. July 9; E pub. 7491;
R. L. Huntzinger, ine., New York.
15864
In the Northland; words and music
by Clay Smith. 1. Med. voice.—
2. Low voice. © July 3, 1929; 2 c¢.
each July 5; E pub. 7337; R. L.
Huntzinger, inc., New York. 15865
In the open; song of nature, words by
J. Olin McDavitt, music by Lucina
Jewell; med. voice. © July 3, 1929;
oe sity “10> pub. T5710; > G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 15866
In the rocking chair; by Mrs. Crosby
Adams, 2d. pf. by Francis Womack ;
2 pis. © July 8, 1929; 2c. July 11;
E pub. 7577; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 15867
In the stillness of the night; words by
Wellington Guernsey, music by
Henry Smart, arr. by William
Stickles; female trio. 4to. © July
13, 1929; 2 ec. July 16; E pub. 7680;
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 15868
In the sweet clovers of Tennessee;
words by M. E. Anderson and C. E.
Anderson, music by Samuel H.
Speck. New York City, Frank
Harding. © June 26, 1929; 2 e.
July 10; E pub. 722; Marques
Eugene Anderson and Charlotte
Elizabeth Anderson, Detroit. 15869
In the wake of the storm; by Florence
Newell Barbour; pf. © July 5,
1929; 2 ce. July 10; E pub. 751);
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
15870
In turmoil of day; words and music
by A. Kremers. © June 12, 1929;
2c July 8; E pub. 7430; Albert
Kremers, Milwaukee. 15871
67717—29--4
In twilight time; words and music by
M. F. Thomas. ©1c. July 8, 1929;
E unp. 8691; Mae Frances Thomas,
Toronto, Ont., Canada. 15872
Indischer tempeltanz; von Josef
Konigsberger, of Austria, arr. v. F.
Schmidt-Hagen, of Germany; orch.
stimmen mit pf. direktion und
violino 1 direktion. 4to. © Oct.
31, 1928; 1 ce July 3,'1929; BE for.
5748; Edition Kaleidoskop, Berlin-
Wilmersdorf, Germany. 15873.
Ingénument; intermezzo, par Sper-
anza-Camusat, of France; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
© June 2, 1929; 1 e June 28; E
for. 5374; Lucien de Lacour, Paris.
15874
Inimitable (The) lovers; cantata, poem
by Alfred Noyes, music by Charles
Vardell, jr., mixed voices. 4to. ©
Apr. 16, 1929; 2 c. June 27; D pub.
27537; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
15875
Insouciance; par Gabriel-Marie, arr.
par Hans Ourdine, of France; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur et 1°
violini conducteur. © July 2, 1929;
1 e. July 25; E 5890; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 15876
Intermezzo-scherzo; cinema musica, di-
Italo Azzoni, of Italy, riduz. di H.
Kawan, of Italy; orch. parti, con pf.
direzione. 4to. © Apr. 24, 1929;
digs uly, 165057) £0r: Ot26; 7 'C:
Beltramo, San Remo, Italy. 15877
Into exile; poem by Alan Rae, music
by A. Gibbs, of Great Britain; cho.
of men’s voices. London, J. Curwen
& sons, ltd. 4to. © July 5, 1929;
1c. July 8; E for. 5667; Armstrong
Gibbs, Danbury, Essex, England.
15878
Introduction to a comedy ; light march,
by Montague Ewing, orch. by Henry
Tilsley, of Great Britain; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © July 26,
1929* 1 ce) Faty > 20 YW fer aeae.
Elkin & co., itd., London. 15879
Introduktion og Passacaglia; av Arild
Sandvold, of Norway, op. 4; orgel.
obl. 8vo. © Dec. 12, 1928; 1 ce. Jan.
22, 1929; E for. 5612; Norsk musik-
forlag, Oslo, Norway. 15880
Introduzione, aria e finale; di Dante
Alderighi, of Italy; pf. © Aug. 5,
1929; 1 ce. July 29; HB for. 5944; A.
Forlivesi & c., Florence, Italy.
15881
839
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15882
Invitati (Gl’); in forma di piccola
sinfonia giocosa, di Ettore Mon-
tanaro, of Italy, op. 130; orchestrina,
con pf. conduttore .e violino con-
duttore. 4to. © July 10, 1929; 1c.
July 12; E for. 5617; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 15882
Iodine; song of the sunny South,
words and music by R. A. Conard.
© June 29, 1929; 2c. June 29; E
pub. 7267; Robert Allen Conard,
Florence, 8. C. 15883
Is it Spain? lyric by Sam Lewis and
Joe Young, music by Joseph Meyer ;
pf. and ukulele acc.; low, in D. ©
July 9,.1929; 2 ¢. July 12; .E pub.
7596; Remick music corp., New
York. 15884
Is that what I should have done;
words by F. Randall, music by Harry
Clifford. © 1c. July 29, 1929; H
unp. 9319; Frances Randall, San
Jose, Calif. 15885
Is there room for a little one? words
and music by Hd. HE. Hlton, of Great
Britain; pf. ace. with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © July 8, 1929; 1 ec. July
9; E for. 5657; B. Feldman & co.,
London. 15886
Isabella; words by Sam Lewis and
Joe Young, music by Cliff Hess.
[Words and melody only] © 1 .«.
July 29, 1929; E unp. 9827; Remick
music corp., New York. 15887
Isabella of Castile; words by Alice
Weber, music by J. A, Hadley.
Richmond, Ind., Weisbrod’s, inc. ©
July "6,* 1929% 2") uty. Ge HE) pub.
7408; Jean Ann Hadley, Richmond,
Ind. 15888
It is an awfully dangerous race; words
and music by J. Tomfohrde; pf. and
ukulele acc. © June 25, 1929; 2 ¢.
June 29; E pub. 7458; John Tom-
fohrde, Goodhue, Minn. 15889
It must be an old Spanish custom ;
from Cotton and silk, words by Bal-
lard and Macdonald, music by Dave
Dreyer. © 1c. July 28, 1929; E
unp. 9150; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., Culver City, Calif. 15890
It’s all over boy; words and music by
G. Shaubell; pf. and ukulele acc.
Madison, Kan., Shaubell pub. co. ©
July 2, 1920; .2>e% July’ 5; “pub.
7465; Gladys Shaubell, Madison,
Kan. 15891
pt. m,n. s. v.24
It’s Broadway; fox-trot, lyric and mu-
sic by Paul E. Bray. © July 11,
1929; 2 c. July 15; E pub. 7884;
Model music publishers reg., East
Montreal, Canada. 15892
It’s great to be necked; words and
music by B. G. DeSylva [pseud. of
George Gard DeSylva], Lew Brown
and Ray Henderson. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 26, 1929;
E unp. 9220; DeSylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, ine., New York. 15893
It’s great to have someone; words by
M. Loesch, music by Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. © 1c. July 12, 1929;
E unp. 8823; Maurice Loesch, Old-
ham, S. D. 15894
It’s no one but you; melody and chords
by I. Morris. ©1c. July 15, 1929;
E unp. 8875; Ivan Morris, Union-
town, Pa. 15895
It’s so much nicer in the dark; words
by Jack M. Samson, music by H.
Bortman. © 1 ¢. July 8, 1929; HB
unp. 8690; Harry Bortman, Philadel-
phia. / 15896
It’s you; from College love, words and
music by Dave Silverstein and Lee
Zahler. © July 11, 1929; 2c. July
12; E pub. 7687; Shapiro, Bernstein
& co., inc., New York. 15897
It takes a long time to say good-night
to the girl you love; words by J. D.
Collins, music by Clifton Keith; pf.
and ukulele ace. © June 22, 1929;
2 ¢@. July 10; E pub. 7516; John
David Collins, New Albany, Ind.
15898
It was but you; words by Harry Parr,
music by Herbert Oliver, of Great
Britain; in C. © July 29, 1929;
1c. July 27; E for. 5886; Joseph
Henry Larway, London. 15899
Italian hymn; from Chasing through
Europe, by Arthur Kay; pf. ©1e.
July 31, 1929; E unp. 9892; Fox
film corp., New York. 15900
Ja, bei uns am Strand; fox-trot, text
von Hans Pflanzer und Friedrich
Schwarz, musik u. arr. von Hartwig
v. Platen, of Germany; orchester-
stimmen, mit pf. direction. 4to.
June 27, 1929; 1 c. July 16; EH for.
5685; Musikverlag City, Leipzig.
: 15901
Jack and Jill; lyric by Raymond Kla-
ges, music by Henry Cohen. © 1
e. July 23, 1929; E unp. 9154; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver City,
Calif. 15902
840
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929
15923
Jack Dempsey, the daddy of them
all; words by R. L. Payne, music
by Burrell Van Buren. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 12, 1929;
E unp. 8812; Robert Lewis Payne,
Miami, Fla. 15903
Jackdaw (The) of Rheims; ballad,
poem by Thomas Ingoldsby, music
by C. S. Lang, of Great Britain;
mixed cho. 4to. © June 25, 1929;
1 ec. July 8; E for. 5423; Boosey &
co., ltd., London. 15904
Jacob (Maxine) Deux poémes de Tris-
tan Deréme; miS en musique par M.
Jacob, of France. 1. Au mois de
Mai. [1 other] © July 2, 1929;
1 ¢. July 25; E for. 5939; Jean Jo-
bert, Paris. 15905
Jairus’ daughter; sacred cantata, text
after the Bible by Frederick H. Mar-
tens, music by A. Louis Scarmolin,
op. 79; mixed cho. 4to. © May 30,
1929: 2 ce. June 27; D pub. 27538;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 15906
Jamas me olvides; Cuban song, letra
y musica de N. Menendez, of Cuba,
domiciled at New York. ©1c. July
24, 1929; E unp. 9194; Nilo Menen-
dez, New York. 15907
Jamie boy; words and music by J. J.
McQuaid. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 20, 1929; E unp. 9198;
John J. McQuaid, Philadelphia.
15908
Jango; lyric by Pat Ballard, music by
Kenn Sisson and Paul F. Van Loan.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
July 29, 1929: E unp. 9324; Remick
music corp., New York. 15909
Jango; new jungle dance, words and
music by Irving Bibo. [Words and
melody only] ©1e July 9, 1929;
E unp. 8704; Bibo-Lang, inc., New
York. 15910
Japanese doll; by Bernard Francis
Nevin; pf. © June 29, 1929; 2 e«.
June 29; E pub. 7265; Bendix pub.
co., Lincoln, Neb. 15911
Japanese intermezzo; by Hans Spia-
lek; pf. © July 11, 1929; 2 ¢. July
11; E pub. 7580; Dorothea L. Schroe-
der, Flushing, N. Y. 15912
Java; song fox trot, words and music
by Will Hender, of Great Britain,
and Mario Lorenzi, of Italy. ©
June 18, 1929; 1 ec. July 8; E for.
5424; Cavendish music co., London.
15913
Jazz-mad; words by M. C. Roth, mu-
sic by N. Schiff. © 1c) July 5,
1929; E unp. 8630; Murray C. Roth
and Nathan Schiff, Detroit. 15914
Jazzin Joe, the pepper pot sneeze;
words by S. R. Quick, music by R.
D. Stewart. [Words and melody
only] ©1l1e. July 8, 1929; EH unp.
8561; Sorah Reva Quick, and Rob-
ert Donald Stewart, Chicago. 15915
Je chereche une petite place; fox-trot
chanté, paroles de Léo Leliévre, fils,
musique de René Sylviano, of
France; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by EF. Salabert. © July 2, 1929;
1c. July 25; E for. 5907; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 15916
Je m’appelle Flossie; one-step chanté,
de Vopérette Flossie, lyrics de Ch.
L. Pothier, musique de Joseph Szule,
of France; pf. ace., avee ukulele arr.
de Francis Salabert. © June 10,
1929; 1 e. July 8; HE for. 5625; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 15917
Jeannette; words and music by R. M.
Ellery. [Words and melody only]
© 1e. July 29, 1929; E unp. 9331;
Robert M. Ellery, Toledo, O. 15918
Jester’s (The) downfall; allegro dia-
bolico, by Adolph Fink; orch. pts.,
with pf. or organ conductor. © July
22, 1929; 2c. July 26; E pub. 7995;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
15919
Jests and pokes; by Justin Elie; orch.
pts. © July 19, 1929; 2 c. July 23;
E pub. 7885; Atlas music corp., New
York. 15920
Jesus calls; a service for Rally day,
arr. by Ruth Dry Rhyne. © July
22, 1929; 2c. July 26; aff. July 25;
AA 20816; Board of publication of
the United Lutheran church in
America, Philadelphia. 15921
Jesus, the Light of the world; words
and music by F. W. McGee. [Words
and music only] © 1. June 27,
1929; E unp. 8612; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 15922
Jewish march; oder, Agerus fun d&és
alt nei land, words and music by
M. A. Weitzman, arr. by Mortimer
H. Glickman. Chicago, Ill., Zemer
pub. co.
DIAN ,WIk sWOIND Wwe WN)
(cand cea voy DN pI
© July 1, 1929; 2 c. July 8; E pub.
7431; Morris A. Weitzman, Chicago.
15923
841
®
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15924
pt. 117, n. s., v. 24
JeZeli mie lubisz; polka, by J. Wy-
skowski; violin. © 1 ¢. July 25,
1929; E unp. 9186; John Wyskowski,
Omaha. 15924
Jicky; mélodie fox-trot, par Martin
Garcias, of France; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © June
2, 1929; 1 c. June 28; E for. 5372;
Lucien de Lacour, Paris. 15925
Jimble Jamble Joe,—Miss Squiggely
Squirm [and] The jumping jack;
lyrics by Noel Louis Provost, music
by Vance Morton; pf. © July 20,
1929; 2 c. July 22; E pub. 7864;
Bendix pub. co., Lincoln, Neb. 15926
Jlona; tango, di Amedeo Amadei, of
Italy, op. 430; orch. parti. 4to. ©
May 15, 1929; 1 c. July 46; E for.
5724; C. Beltramo, San Remo, Italy.
15927
Jockey (Le); galop, par R. Brunel, of
Belgium; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1c.
June 28, 1929; EH for. 53838; J. Yves
kK; Paris: 15928
Johnny Long; words by J. E. Guern-
sey, music by Floyd Thompson. ©
1 @ July 152.1929; EH unp., 8992;
Thompson and Guernsey, Indian-
apolis.
Joie (La) de vivre; by Wilbur R.
Chenoweth; pf. © Apr. 29, 1929;
2 c. June 27; E pub. 7390; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 15930
Joinville musette; jav’ apache, de G.
St. Servan, of France, sur la chan-
son de Bertal et Maubon; orch. par-
ties, avee pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Mar. 20, 1929; 1 c. June 10; EH for.
5473; Editions Max Wschig, Paris.
15931
Jolly (The) workers’ march; by M.
W: Butler; pi’ © July 27, 1929;
2 ¢. duly. 193, EB. pub. Wi94e. A. W.
Perry’s Sons, Sedalia, Mo. 15932
Jones (The) law blues; words and
music by B. Howell. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 29, 1929;
EK unp. 8510; Bobbie Howell, Chi-
cago. 159383
Josephine; words and music by S. D.
Palong-Palong. Los Angeles, Calif.,
Chas. F. Loveland. © July 5, 1929;
2c. July 9; EH. pub. 7488;' Sixto D.
Palong-Palong, Los Angeles. 15934
Joyous (A) festival; by Florence New-
ell Barbour; pf. © July 5, 1929;
2c. July 10; E pub. 7514; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 159385
15929
Jubilee is the best time of all; words
and muSie by G. F. Rubens. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. July 15,
1929; E unp. 8879; George F. Ru-
bens, New York. 15936.
Judge Harsh blues; words and music
by F. Lewis. [Words and melody
only] ©1ce. June 13, 1929; E unp.
8756; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 15937
June night rose; words and music by
EK. Fullmer. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. July 5, 1929; E unp.
8629; Eugene Fullmer, Logan, Utah.
159388:
June rose; words by José Valdez, mu-.
sic by Edward G. Simon; high voice.
© May 25, 1929; 2 « June 27; EB
pub. 7376; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 159389
Jungla; canzone one-step, versi di
Gavroche, musica di Salvatore Al-
legra, of Italy. © Mar. 15, 1929;
1c. July 16; E. for. 5729; Saporetti
& Cappelli, Florence, Italy. 15940:
Just a little glimpse of paradise;
words and music by Bert Kalmar,
Harry Ruby and Harry Warren. ©
July 9, 1929; 2.c. July 12: HE pub.
"E509 : Remick music C COED, New York.
15941
Just a sweetheart in dreams; words.
by H. Marquette, music by Chester
Escher; ist violin. ©1 ec. July 25,
1929; E unp. 9212; Harry Marquette,
Mt. Carmel, Pa. 15942
Just another dream; words by S. Hoff-
man, music by M. Cheraskin.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ce
July 16, 1929; EH unp. 8900; Max
Cheraskin, and Stephen Hoffman,
New York. 15943.
Just around the corner; words by S.
S. Brees, musie by Luther A. Clark.
© July 17, 1929; 2c. July 19; E pub.
7754; Sylvester S. Brees, Grey Hagle,
Minn. 15944
Just. dreaming of you; words by M.
K. Grohe, music by lL. Florin
Brown. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 11, 1929; E unp. 8764;
Margaret King Grohe, San Fran-
cisco. 15945.
Just for a while; words by Dorothy
Egner, music by Jack Exton; pf. ©
1c. July 27, 1929; E unp. 9261; John
Exton, Trenton, N. J. 15946
Just loving you; fox trot, words and
musie by Laura Frank [i. e., L. F.
Bateman] ©1e. July 15, 1929; H
842
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929
unp. 8898; Laura Frank Bateman,
Millheim, Pa. 15947
Just rub-a-dub your rabbit’s foot;
from Bomboola, words and music by
D. Frank Mareus, and Bernard Mal-
tin. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. July 6, 1929; E unp. 8671; De
Sylva, Brown and Henderson, inc.,
New York. 15948
Just rub-a-dub your rabbit’s foot;
from Bomboola, words and music by
D. Frank Marcus and Bernard Mal-
tin, arr. by Joseph M. Weiss; pf.
and ukulele ace. © July 26, 1929;
2 ec. July 29; E pub. 7944; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine., New York.
15949
Just the cutest little girl; words by C.
Ropach, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
July 27, 1929; E unp. 9265; Car-
melita Ropach, Missoula, Mont.
15950
Just twenty years ago; words by S. E.
Cole, music by Samuel H. Speck.
[Words and melody only] ©l1e.
July 9, 1929; E unp. 8697; Sue EH.
Cole, Richmond. 15951
Justine ; melody by Lionel Belasco. ©
1c. July 5, 1929; E unp. 8601; J. O.
Fisher, New York. 15952
Kad ja gledam zoru; pjesma od nepoz-
natog valeer od R. Cernkovich ; tam-
buritza orch. pts. 4to. © May 2,
1929; 2 ce. July 1; E pub. 7290; Ru-
dolph Cernkoyich, Chicago. 15953
Kahala Bay; words and music by J.
Macario, jr. and L. Hawk. ©1..
June 3, 1929; E unp. 8578; Joseph
Maeario, jr., and Robert A. Nui,
Honolulu. 15954
Kansas; words by K. R. Mixer, music
by Estella Hall Reade. © June 5,
1929; 2c. Apr. 1; E pub. 7305; Kate
Ray Mixer, Ellis, Kan. 15955
Karussell; von Gottfried Huppertz, of
Germany, op. 36; orch. pts., with 1st
violin conductor. © Apr. 1, 1929;
1c. June 28: E for. 547; Heinrich-
shofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Ger-
many. 15956
Kasperles wochenende; charakter-
stick, von Hugo Flamm, of Austria;
pf. © May 11, 1929; 1 « July 3;
E for. 5749; Edition Kaleidoskop,
Berlin-Wilmersdorf, Germany.
15957
Katie, keep your feet on the ground;
words by Andrew B. Sterling, music
_by Robert King. [Words and mel-
15968
ody only] ©1ce. July 27, 1929; BE
unp. 9298; Shapiro, Bernstein & ¢co.,
ine., New York. 15958
Keep moving; words and music by G.
F. Rubens. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 15, 1929; E unp.
8883 ; George F. Rubens, New York.
15959
Keep sowing the seeds of sunshine,
then the sun will keep shining for
you; words by G. Rainey, music by
Eddie Applegate. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. July 27, 1929; E
unp. 9285; George Rainey, Toledo, O.
15960
Keep the step! by E. T. Taylor, of
Great Britain; plectrum and ten.
banjo solos, with*pf. ace. © July
16, 1929; 1 «@ July,27; EH for. 5826;
Ernest T. Taylor, Preston, Lanca-
shire, England. 15961
Kermess at Volendam ; allegro giocoso,
from The continent, by Christiaan
Kriens; orch. pts., with pf. or organ
conductor. © July 22, 1929; 2 «¢.
July 26; E pub. 7992; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 15962
Khadidja; prélude symphonique, par
V. Dyck, of France; orch. part.es,
avec pf. conducteur et 1° violini con-
ducteur. 4to. © July 2, 1929; 1.
July 25; E for. 5849; HE. Gaudet,
Paris. 15963
Kielbasa; polka, by E. Mika. ©1e.
July 10, 1929; E unp. 87385; Edward
Mika, Philadelphia. 15964
Kinda cute; from Harl Carroll’s sketch
book, lyric by Edgar Y. Harburg,
music by Jay Gorney; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by Hank Linet. New,
York, Robbins music corp. © July
@ 1929: 2-e:-July, 8; Eo pub w42e:
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 15965
Kings (The) of the Hast; words by
Katherine Lee Bates, music by HE. 8.
Perkins; pf. 4to. © Dec. 10, 1928;
2c. July 9, 1929; E pub. 7770; Emily
S. Perkins, New York. 15966
Kirmes; von MHansheinrich Drans-
mann, of Germany; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. © Apr. 1, 1929; 1 «¢.
June 28; E for. 5445; Heinrichsho-
fen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
15967
Kiss me, mother dear! words by
Frank George Peterson, music by
Chester Escher; 1st violin. © 1 ec.
July 2, 1929; E unp. 8548; Frank G.
Peterson, Atlantic City. 15968
843
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
15969
Kiss me, senorita; words by Olive
Terry, music by S. _ Barsukoff.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
July 3, 1929; E unp. 8572; Sergei
Barsukoff, Hast Hampton, N. Y.
15969
Kiss (The) that meant adieu; words
by Jack Joy, music by M. Fischer.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
July 9, 1929; E unp. 8708; Margaret
Fischer, Hollywood, Calif. 15970
Klein Jutka; 12 klavierstticke, von
Gyorgy Késa, of Hungary. © May
15, 1929; 1 c. June 27; E for. 5641;
Universal edition a. g., Vienna.
15971
Kleine sonate; vgn Paul Hindemith,
of Germany, op. 25, no. 2; viola
d’amour und klavier. © May 15,
1929; 1 « May 7; E for. 5806; B.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
15972
Kleine symphonie; von Ernst KYrenek,
of Austria, op. 58; orch. Partitur.
© May 138, 1929; 1 « June 27; E
for. 5639; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 15973
Klosterglocken (Die); sinfonischer
foxtrot, von James Huntley [pseud.
of Hermann Krome], of Germany ;.
Dt. “©: Noveiih) 1928 5:4 edulyi2,
1929; EH for. 5576; Sam Fox musik-
verlag, Berlin. 15974
Klosterglocken (Die); sinfonischer
foxtrot, von James Huntley [pseud.
of Hermann Krome], of Germany,
arr. von Fred Ralph [pseud. of H.
Krome] ; grosses orch., mit pf. direk-
tion u. jazz stimmen. 4to. © Nov.
1 £O28 3 Te Duly, 229 +H hor.
5573; Sam Fox musikverlag, Ber-
lin. 15975
Kodak (The) girl; words by J. J.
Patton, music by H. EH. Schultz. ©
1c. July, 30, 1929; Bump: 93s0:;
Herman E. Shultz and James J.
Patton, Buffalo. 15976
Kollege kick; words and music by S. -
Sherwin. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 22, 1929; E unp. 9071;
Sterling Sherwin, Santa Monica,
Calif. 15977
Komm lass uns triumen; tango, text
von Paul Fago, musik von Sieg-
fried Klupsch, of Germany, spezial-
arrangement von Fred Ralph; salon
orch. pts., with pf. direction. 4to.
© May 5, 1929; 1 c. June 1; EB for.
5762; Drei masken verlag, A. G.,
Berlin. 15978
pt. 11, n.s., v. 24
Krishna ; operetta in 2 acts, words and.
music by A. Monici-Rocea, of
France. © 1c. July 19, 1929; D
unp. 27542; Angelo Monici-Rocea,
New York. 15979:
Kukulka; polka, by J. Biega; 1st vio-
lin. ©1e July 18, 1929; E unp.
8988; John Biega, Perth Amboy,
Neds 15980:
Kute and kunning; novelty pf. solo,
by Raie Da Costa, of Great Britain.
© July 10, 1929; 1 c« July 12; E
for. 5563; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd.,
London. 15981
Lady divine; lyric by Richard Kountz,
music by Nathaniel Shilkret, arr.
by Herbert Deer; mixed voices. 4to.
© July 22, 1929; 2 ec July 26; EH
pub. 7985; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 15982
Lagrime di Ersilia; canzonetta appas-
Sionata-Sentimentale, parole di A.
Valastro, musica di G. Del Colle, of
Italy, domiciled at Lynn, Mass. ©
1c. July 9, 1929; E unp. 8709; An-
gelo Valastro, Lynn, Mass. 15983:
Lalo (Edouard Victor Antoine) A
celle qui part; arr. par F. Salabert,
of France; orch. parties, avec pf.
conducteur et 1° violini conducteur.
© June 10, 1929; 1 « July 8; EB
for. 5490; Francis Salabert, Paris.
15984
Lamento; par Armand Bournonville,
of France; violoncelle ou alto et pf.
© June 2, 1929; 1 c. June 28; EH for.
5376; Lucien de Lacour, Paris.
15985.
Lamentu sicilianu; cchiu la taliu echiu
beddo mi pari, parole e musica di
F. P. Profita. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 3, 1929; E unp.
8750; Frank P. Profita, Waltham,
Mass. 15986
Lapham (Claude) Arabesque; in the
American idiom, op. 16, no. 2; pf.
© July 5, 1929; 2 c. July 10; EH pub.
7622; Crawford music corp., New
York. 15987
Last night; words and music by C.
Hess. [Words and melody only] ©
1 e.. July 25, 1929; E unp. 9205;
Cliff Hess, Flushing, N. Y. 15988
Last (The) song; by D. R. Ceunia, of
Italy, domiciled at Corona, L. L,
N. Y.; melody with pf. ace. © 1 ¢.
July 19, 1929; E unp. 9011; Dick
Romeo Ceunia, Corona, L. I., N. Y.
15989
844
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929
16012
Last (The) trail; Indian elegy, words
by Berwick Sayers, music by Ernest
Austin, of Great Britain; in C min.
io dily 23. 1929° 4 ec) July 24; 8
for. 5788; Elkin & co., Itd., London.
15990
Laughing eyes; melody by J. Gregar.
© 1c. July 31, 1929; E unp. 9391;
Jerome Gregar, Philadelphia. 15991
Laughing marionette; novelty fox-
trot, by Walter R. Collins, arr. by
Eddie Bard; orch. pts. 4to. ©
June 4, 1929; 2 c. June 5; E pub.
7269; Cavendish music co., Itd.,
London. 15992
Lavender and old lace; words and
musie by G. F. Rubin. © 1c. July
11, 1929; E unp. 8781; George
Franks Rubin, New York. 15993
Le sais-tu; paroles de Lélian, musique
de Omer Letorey, of France. ©
suey se tole: tc.” July 63 EH for.
5422: Société anonyme des éditions
Ricordi, Paris. 15994
Legend of the bayou; words and music
by Maury Madison [pseud. of W. R.
Smith] [Photostat] © 1c. July
1, 1929; E unp. 8503; W. Renwick
Smith, Hollywood. 15995
Legende; by Murgatroyd Farrar, of
Great Britain; orch. pts. 4to. ©
wee ee, 1929;5' 1 ¢. July 8: Ef” for.
5404; Meyer de Wolfe, London.
15996
Legends (The) of King Arthur; by
Billy Mayerl, of Great Britain, op.
64; pf. 1. Prelude. [5 others] ©
July 19, 1929; 1 e July 19+; E for.
5713; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd.,
London. 15997
Leggenda; di Vittorio Mascheroni, of
Italy; piccola orch. parti, con pf.
conduttore. © June 21, 1929; 1 «.
July 17; E for. 5710; A. & G. Carisch
& ¢c., Milan. 15998
Lehmann (Hans Konrad) Drei lust-
spiel-szenen; von H. K. Lehmann,
of Germany; orch. pts., with 1st
violin conductor. 1. Koketterie.
pat others] © Apr. 1%,.1929.5-1> c.
June 28; E for. 5448; Heinricn-
shofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Ger-
many. 15999
Lei e; Hawaiian falsetto hula, words
and music by K. Holi. © July 15,
1929; 2 c. July 20; B pub. 7788;
Frances H. King, Honolulu. 16000
Leoneayvallo (Ruggiero ) Rokoko ;
singspiel in 3 akten, von H. Regel
u. A. Sechiitz, of Austria, musik von
R. Leoncavallo, of Italy. © 1 «.
May 9, 1929; D unp. 27529; Wiener
operettenverlag, G. m. b. H., Vienna.
16001
Les’ always be in love; words by D.
Riley, music by Samuel H. Speck.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
July 26, 1929; E unp. 9236; Dell
Riley, Kansas City, Me. 16002
Let it come true; words and music by
Leribe, (Od tee July . 27, 192m.
EK unp. 9301; Louise C. Brey, West.
Allis, Wis. 16003
Let me dwell within your heart; words
and music by Reed Rennat. © 1 «¢.
July 20, 1929; E unp. 9165; Agnes
M. Palmer, Ocean Park, Calif. 16004
Let me have my dreams; from On
with the show, by Grant Clarke and
Harry Akst, arr. by Ed. Smalle;
male voices. 4to. © July 1, 1929;
2 @ July 5; E pub. 7500; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 16005
Let me have my dreams; from On
with the show, words and music by
Grant Clarke and Harry Akst, arr.
by Ed. Smalle. 1. Male voices.
2. Mixed voices. © July 11, 1929;
2c. each July 15; E pub. 7837, 7838;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
16006, 16007
Let not your heart be troubled; words
from St. John 14, music by Mrs.
R. R. Forman; in E flat. © July
18, 1929; 2 c. July 20; E pub. 7813;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
16008
Let’s don’t ’n’ say we did; lyric by
Phil Ponce, music by Leon Flatow;
pf. and ukulele acc. © July 22,
1929:-2re. July 253 By pubmrsso;
Remick music corp., New York.
16009
Let’s live in our dreams; waltz, words
and music by Angelo Monici [i. e. A.
Monici-Rocca] of France, domiciled
at New York. ©1ec. July 19, 1929;
E unp. 9018; Angelo Monici-Rocea,
New York. 16010
Let’s sing a ditty; words and music
by Jack Kelly. [Words and melody
only] ©le. July 24, 1929; E unp.
9160; Lawrence J. Kelly, Philadel-
phia. 16011
Let’s try it over again; words and
music by V. Vaska. © 1 ce. July
29, 1929; E unp. 9346; Vana Vaska,
Los Angeles. 16012
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16013
Let’s weather the storm; words and
music by L. M. Wilson. ©1e. July
30, 1929; E unp. 9360; Lillian May
Wilson, W. Barrington, R. I. 16013
Letter (The) that never came; words
and music by E. Johnson. © 1 ¢.
July 6, 1929; E unp. 8634; Hlla
Johnson, Lansing, Mich. 16014
Liberty; words and music by C.
Simmons. © 1c. July 25, 1929; EB
unp. 9208; Cyrus Simmons, Knox-
ville, Tenn. 16015
Liderkranz; words from Jewish folk
songs, music by Leo Low. [Words
and melody only] ©.1ec. July 8,
1929; E unp. 8692; Henry Lefko-
witch, New York. 16016
Lido; canzone-valse, parole di Cra-
vache, musica di M. T. Marchionni,
of “aby “pt? © Aug. 1, 1929". ae:
July 25; E for. 5827; A. Forlivesi
& c., Florence, Italy. 16017
Liebling, wie ist dein name, die adresse
und dein telefon? slow-fox, text von
Kurt Schwabach, musik von Will
Meisel, of Germany, arr. von Hart-
wig von Platen, of Germany; orch.
stimmen, mit pf. direktion. 4to.
© May 15, 1929; 1c. July 3; EB for.
5745; Edition Meisel & co., G. m. b.
H., Berlin. 16018
Lied (Das) der liebe hat eine siisse
melodie; tango, text von Kurt
Schwabach, musik von Will Meisel,
of Germany, arr. von Hartwig von
Platen, of Germany; orch. stimmen,
mit pf. direction. 4to. © May 8,
1929; 1 c. July 3; E for. 5744; Hdi-
tion Meisel & co., G. m. b. H., Berlin.
16019
Lied et motif héroique; par J. M. L.
e Maugiié, of France; trompette en ut
et pf. © June 2, 1929; 1 e@ June
28; E for. 5371; Lucien de Lacour,
Paris. 16020
Life: words and music by Leon Kaza-
kewich, arr. by Walter W. New-
comer. © July 17, 1929; 2 c. July
17; E pub. 7699; Chester Escher,
New York. 16021
Life is like that; words and music by
G. F. Rubens. [Words and melody
only]. ©1c. July 15, 1929; EH unp.
8876; George F. Rubens, New York.
16022
Life is so empty without you; words
by Mrs. J. M. Githens [i. e., R. P.
Githens], music by Samuel H.
Speck. [Words and melody only]
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
© 1c. June 5, 1929; E unp. 9312;
Ruby Pearl Githens, Weiser, Id.
ni
Life’s not the same; lyric by John
McLaughlin, music by Eddie Gray;
pf. and ukulele ace. © July 22,
1929; 2c. July 26; E pub. 7988; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 16024
Light up your face with the sunshine,
and open your heart to a song;
words and music by Coleman Goetz,
and Leon Flatow; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by May Singhi Breen.
© July 30, 1929; 2:\¢ July 31; HB
pub. 8020; Irving Berlin, ine., New
York. 16025
Like a dream; words and music by
Vincent Rose, Benee Russell and
Harold Solomon. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. July 20, 1929;
E unp. 9038; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 16026
Like me less. love me more; from
Earl Carroll’s sketch book, lyric by
Edgar Y. Harburg, music by Jay
Gorney. New York, Robbins music
corp. © July 6, 1929; 2 ¢. July 8;
E pub. 7426; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., New York. 16027
Lil’ brain baby; words and music by
M. W. Bell. [Words and melody
only] ©1e July 5, 1929; HB unp.
8633; Margaret Ward Bell, New
York. 16028
Lilac; words by Sylvia [pseud. of R.
Kountz], music by Richard Kountz;
high voice.. © July 8, 1929; 2 e¢.
July 10; E pub. 7552; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 16029
Lindy and his bride; words and music
by B. Damico and P. Frattarollo.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
July 16, 1929; E unp. 8910; Basil
Damico. and Pasquale Frattarollo,
Philadelphia. 16030
Lindy, Columbus of the air; words by
R. V. McCombs, music by Samuel
H. Speck. New York City, Frank
Harding. © July 2, 1929; 2 ¢. July
13; E pub. 7724; Ralph V. McCombs,
Ukiah, Calif. 16031
Linger, lady. for a while; words by
Herbert J. Brandon, music by
Reginald Redman, of Great Britain;
sop, and alto. 4to. © June 21,
1929; 1 e. July 8, 1 e. July 18; B
pub. 7873; C. C. Birchard & ©co.,
Boston. 16032
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929
Listen to the brook; by M. Olson, of
Sweden, domiciled at Chicago; pf.
Chicago, Wallin’s music shop.
June 1, 1929; 2 ec. July 1; E pub.
7288; Melker Olson, Chicago. 16033
Listen to the mocking bird; by Alice
Hawthorne, arr. by Joseph W.
Clokey ; mixed yoices. 4to. © July
5, 1929; 2 c. July 9; E pub. 7475;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 16034
Listerine; words and music by F.
Johnson. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ec. July 27, 1929; E unp. 9291;
Fred Johnson, Clarksburg, W. Va.
16035
Liszt (Franz) A _ love-dream; pt.-
song, words by Norman Weir, music
arr. by Henry Tolhurst, of Great
Britain; mixed voices. 4to. ©
July 19, 1929; 1-e. July 18; EH for.
5702; W. Paxton & co., ltd., London.
16036
Liten (En) flicka med resegrammo-
fon: hambo, text: Nils Sverker,
musik: Ejnar Bjorke [pseud .of
Stig Hansson] of Sweden; pf.
July 14, 1928; 1 ec. Apr. 25, 1929; HB
for. 5829; Edition Sylvain, Stock-
holm, Sweden. 16037
Little black sheep; from Lucky star,
words by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by
Abel Baer. [Words and melody
only] ©1e July 15, 1929; E unp.
8855; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 16038
Little (The) blue pigeon; melody by
P. H. Burn. © 1c. July 16, 1929;
BE unp. 8904; Philip Haviland Burn,
Brooklyn. 16039
Little by little; from Joe College,
words and music by Walter O’Keefe
and Bobby Dolan. © July 29, 1929;
2c. July 31; E pub. 8015; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
16040
Little cavalier ; from Divorce evidence,
lyric by Al. Dubin, music by M. K.
Jerome; pf. and ukulele ace. © July
11, 1929; 2 ec. July 15; E pub. 7849;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
16041
Little (The) Chinese girl; by Harry
Meyerowitz; pf. © July 5, 1929; 2c.
July 6; E pub. 7469; Edward Schu-
berth & co., inc., New York. 16042
Little fellow; theme song of Sins of
the fathers, words by Pat K. Heale,
music by David Paget and Walter
R. Collins, both of Great Britain.
84
16052
[Staff and tonie sol-fa notations] ©
July 5, 1929; 1 ce. July 31; E for.
5945; Lareine & co., ltd., London.
16043.
Little girl’s dance; by Albert Cazabon,
of Great Britain; orch. pts. 4to. ©
July 10, 1929; 1 ec. July 8; E for.
5403; Meyer de Wolfe, London.
16044
Little man; lullabye, words and music
by J. F. Bresnahan, arr. by Frede-
rick Watson; med. voice. © 1 e@
July 1, 1929; E unp. 8522; John F.
Bresnahan, New York. 16045
Little story by the brook; idyl, by
Frederic Groton, op. P., no. 3; pf.
© July 3, 1929; 2c. July 10; E pub.
7569; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
16046
Little sweetheart ; words and music by
H. Irving. [Words and melody only]
©1e. July 15, 1929; E unp. 8897;
Herbert Irving, Chelsea, Mass.
16047
Little sweetheart of mine, called
mother; words by Clifford Seyler,
music by Reginald Morgan, of Great
Britain; pf. ace, with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © July 8, 1929: 1 ce. July 9;
E for. 5658; B. Feldman & co., Lon-
don. 16048
Little (The) tavern; words by Edna
St. Vincent Millay, music by Ruth
Wright Vanderlip. 1. High voice, in
F.—2. Med. voice, in D flat. © June
18, 1929; 2 ec. each July 3; E pub.
7451; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
16049
Living in the shadow of the past; lyr-
ics by M. W. Alleyne, musie by
Johnny Spikes. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 22, 1929; E unp.
9051; Milton Wilkinson Alleyne, Bel-
Air, Calif. 16050:
Liza, all the clouds’ll roll away; from
Show girl, words by Gus Kahn and
Ira Gershwin, music by George
Gershwin; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
July 10, 1929; 2 ce. July 12; E pub.
7628; New world music corp., New
York. 16051
Liza I’ll be waiting when the sun goes
down; words and music by Eddie
Gray. © July 1, 1929; 2¢ July 5;
E pub. 7508; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 16052
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"16053
Liza Jane; words and musie by K.
Taulbee. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 8, 1929; E unp. 8685;
Kelly Taulbee, East St. Louis, Ill.
16053
Lol-li pop dance; words and music by
S. M. Dickenson. © June 30, 1929;
2c. July 5; E pub. 7339; Stella Mae
Dickenson, Wallace, Va. 16054
Londonderry air; arr. by Maurice
Jacobson, of Great Britain; 1st vio-
lin, cello and pf. © July 16, 1929;
1c. July 183; E for. 5814; J. Curwen
& sons, ltd., London. 16055
Lonely one; words by J. S. Watson,
music by Samuel H. Speck. New
York City, Frank Harding. © July
1, 1929; 2 ec. July 10; EH pub. 7720;
Jesse 8. Watson, Elmhurst, Del.
16056
Lonely (The) traveler; by Albert Von
Doenhoff; pf. © July 3, 1929; 2 «¢.
July 10; E pub. 7573; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 16057
Lonely troubadour; words and music
by John Klenner. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. July 26, 1929; EB
unp. 9244; Santly bros., inc., New
York. 16058
Lonesome? fox-trot ballad, words and
music by W. D. Cotton, jr.; pf. 4to.
© July 10, 1929; 2 ¢. July 19; E pub.
(4 hs2 Ss
Boston. 16059
Lonesome; words by Oscar Blum
[pseud. of B. W. Shir-Cliff], music
by Gus Schulberg [pseud. of B. W.
Shir-Cliff] © 1 e¢ July 20, 1929;
E unp. 9055; B. W. Shir-Cliff, Ken-
more, N. Y. 16060
Lonesome one; words by S. Hoffman,
music by M. Cheraskin. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 16, 1929;
EK unp. 8901; Max Cheraskin and
Stephen Hoffman, New York. 16061
Lonesome sweetie; words by P. D. Lip-
pert, music by George L. Cobb. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Apr.
9, 1929; 2 c. June 19; E pub. 7966;
Pearl Dee Lippert, Fox, Alaska.
16062
Long ago happy years; words and mu-
sic by C. Raineault. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 12, 1929;
E unp. 8810; Chas. Raineault, New
Britain, Conn. 16063
Longing; waltz song, words by M. Cot-
tingham, music by Sylvester L.
Cross. New York City, Frank Hard-
ing. © June 27, 1929; 2c. July 10;
William Dudley Cotton, jr., |
pt. 111, 0. S., Vv. 24
E pub. 7717; Mabel Cottingham,
Oakland, Calif. 16064
Look what you’ve done to me; from
Cradle Snatchers, words and music
by Con Conrad, Sidney D. Mitchell
and Arehie Gottler. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. July 17, 1929;
EK unp. 8923; DeSylva, Brown and
Henderson, ine., New York. 16065
Looking at the world with a smile,
and the whole world is smiling at
me; words by EH. A. Panzone, music
by L. J. Di Carlo. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 19, 1929;
E unp. 9014; Eugene A. Panzone,
and Leo Joseph Di Carlo, Boston.
16066
Looks like it’s gonna be me; words by
Lou Klein and Arthur Fields, music
by Fred Hall, arr. by W. C. Linde-
mann; pf. and ukulele ace. © July
3)(1929; 2 ¢. July 5; BP pub iean.
George and Arthur Piantadosi, inc.,
New York. 16067
Lord (The) is risen today; anthem
for Easter, music by William Bill-
ings, arr. by Joseph W. Clokey;
mixed voices. 4to. © July 5, 1929;
2c. July 9; E pub. 7479; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. 16068
Lost and drifting ; words by C. Jacobs-
ma, music by Richard Broughton.
© 1c. July 5, 1929: E unp. 8603;
Clarence Jacobsma, Hospers, Ia. —
16069
Lovable baby; words and music by
R. C. Zochert. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 5, 1929; H unp.
8624; Robert C. Zochert, Glencoe,
Til. 16070
Love again; words by Billie Johnson,
music by A. Griffin. © 1e. July 10,
1929; E unp. 8726; Agnes Griffin,
Miami, Fla. 16071
Love argument; by Justin Hlie; orch.
pts. © July 24, 1929; 2c. July 27;
E pub. 7967; Atlas music corp., New
York. 16072
Love birds cooing; words and music
by J. M. Hyronemus. © July 20,
1929; 2 e. July 22; E pub. 7865;
John Morgan Hyronemus, Nashville.
16073
Love, could you know; 4 pt. cho., text
by Martha Martin, music by Ger-
trude Cady, arr. by William Stickles ;
men’s voices. 4to. © July 3, 1929;
2 ce. July 17; E pub. 7671; Harold
Flammer, ine., New York. 16074
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no. 7, 1929
Love (The) dream; operetta based on
the life of Franz Liszt, book by
Edward M. Andrews, lyrics and mu-
sie by R. Kountz. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. July 5, 1929; D
unp. 27531; Richard Kountz, New
York. 16075
Love is a dreamer ; theme song of
Lucky in love, words and music by
Bud Green and Sam H. Stept, pf.
arr. by Paul Feinberg, ukulele arr.
by May Singhi Breen. © July 18,
i209, 2.¢. July 19; E pub. T7163;
Green & Stept, inc., New York.
16076
Love is dead; words by J. E. Guern-
sey, music by F. Thompson. © 1 ce.
July 1, 1929; E unp. 8474; Floyd
Thompson and J. HK. Guernsey, In-
dianapolis. 16077
Love lanterns; words and music by
A. H. McGray. ©1ce. July 8, 1929;
E unp. 8669; Archie Hart McGray,
Garrison, N. D. 16078
Love like mine makes a honeymoon
shine; words by W. Hurdle, music
by Chester Escher; 1st violin. ©
Bee ay, 25.. 1929> i ang. 9241;
Wilbert Hurdle, Berlin, Md. 16079
Love plays a game; words by Sammy
Lerner, music by Al. Hoffman. ©
July. 5, 1929; 2 c. July 6;.E. pub.
7416; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 16080
Love show me the way; words and
music by F. O'Bryan. © 1c. July
31, 1929; E unp. 9386; Franklin
O’Bryan, Chicago. 16081
Love (A) song; words by Edward
Howard Griggs, music by Jessie
Moore Wise; high voice. © Oct.
30, 1928; 2 c. July 12, 1929; E pub.
7768 ; Wim. H. Wise & co., New York.
16082
Love (A) theme; by Montague Ewing,
orch. by Henry Tilsley, of Great
Britain; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
for. + ;4to.' |- © Pal y¥ 26,771929' 2. e.
July 27; E for. 5834; Elkin & co.,
Itd., London. 16083
Love time; words by J. L. McDermott,
music by W. Smith. San Francisco,
Calif., Walter Smith music publisher.
© June 12, 1929; 2 @ July 12; B
pub. 7604; Walter Smith, James L.
McDermott and Arthur L. Morrison,
San Francisco. 16084
Love triumphant; cantata, by John
H. Batten, of Great Britain. 4to.
© May 13, 1929; 1 ec. July 16; E
16096
for. 5811; A. Weekes & co., Iltd.,
London. ' 16085
Love waltz; words by Victor Levien,
music by G. Walther, of Belgium,
domiciled at New York. © 1.
June 1, 1929; E unp. 8963; Gustave
Waither, New York. 16086
Love will find a way; fox-trot, theme
song from In the headlines, lyrics
by Al Dubin, music by Joe Burke,
arr. by Joseph Nussbaum; dance
orch. pts. 4to. © July 1, 1929; 2. ¢.
July 5; E pub. 7499; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 16087
Lover (A); words and music by R. R.
Valli. [Words and melody only]
© 1e. July 5, 1929; E unp. 8619;
Renato Romeo Valli, Hast Hampton,
Conn. 16088
Lovers; words by Clifford Grey, mu-
sie by Herbert Stothart. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. July 30,
1929; E unp. 9377; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., Culver City, Calif.
16089
Love’s cradle; theme song, words and
music by B. Goldberg. © July 109.
1929; 2 @ July 8; E pub. 7436;
Boris Goldberg, Cambridge, Mass.
16090
Love’s winged feet; words by J. B.
Chadsey, music by Robert William
Berick. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 30, 1929; E unp. 9368;
Ralph Marie Bonsanti, Brooklyn.
16091
Lovin’ you; words and music by G.
Eckle. © June 25, 1929; 2 c. June
29; E pub. 7456; Griffin Eckle, Lex-
ington, Mo. 16092
Loving (A) disposition; negro song
from The wishing tree, words and
music by M. W. Bell. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. July 2, 1929;
E unp. 8548; Margaret Ward Bell,
New York. 16093
Lucile; fox trot, words and music by
D. Brunelle. © 1c. July 25, 1929;
E unp. 9192; Doléan Brunelle,
Jackson Heights, L. I., N. Y. 16094
Lucille; words and music by N. J.
Clesi. [Photostat] ©1e. July 27,
1929; E unp. 9263; Nicholas Joseph
Clesi, New Orleans. 16095
Lucky little devil; words by Mort
Dixon, music by Harry Woods. ©
July ,2,-1929;.2 eiSuly: 3.j::H pub.
7317; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
16096
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16097
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Luna Maracibo; melody by L. Belasco.
© 1c. July 5, 1929; E unp. 8586;
J. O. Fisher, New York. 16097
Luoghi della miseria; filmmusik, von
Giuseppe Becce, of Italy, arr. von St.
Stefanoff; grosses orch. pts., mit
violino 1 direction. © Feb. 15,
1929; 1 @. Mar. 15; E for. 5590;
Schlesinger’sche buch-u. musikhand-
lung, Berlin-Lichterfelde. 16098
Lustiges landleben; von Martin Herr-
mann, of Germany; orch. pts.. with
1st violin conductor. © Apr. 1,
1929; 1 ec. June 28; E for. 5444;
Heinrichshofen’s verlag, Magdeburg,
Germany. 16099
Lustpiel; fox-trot, by Raymond
Matthews; orech. pts. 4to. © July
10, 1929; 2 c. July 8; E pub. 7421;
Alfred & co., New York. 16100
Ma chaumiére abandonnée; esquisse
dramatique, par H. Ackermans, of |
Belgium, op. 249; violon, violoncelle
et contrebasse parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © June 10, 1929; 1 ¢.
July 8; E for. 5535; Mado, Brussels.
16101
Ma Java; par Martin Garcias et Dela-
marche, both of - France; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
©, July 2, 1929;\1 es July 25; for.
59383; Lucien de Lacour, Paris.
16102
Machella; words by John Wallace
[pseud. of J. V. Walsh], music by
G. Rodgers. [Words and melody
only] ©le. July 22, 1929; E unp.
9042; John V. Walsh and Gladys
Rodgers, New York. 161063
Maestoso pomposo; film musique, par
Huguet, of Spain, et Verdun, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et violini 1 conducteur. 4to.
© July 2, 1929; 1 ¢. July 25; E for.
5869; Francis Salabert, Paris.
16104
Magic Island; words and music by
Mitchell Parish, Irving Mills and
Sammy Fain; pf. and ukulele acc.
© July 2, 1929; 2 ¢. July 24; E pub.
7891; Gotham music service, inc.,
New York. 16105
Magic moon; lyrics by M. A. T. Colby,
music arr. by Lydia Fossler Frank.
© 1c. July 16, 1929; BH unp. 8919:
Mary Adell Tuttle Colby, San Diego,
Calif. 16106
Magnolia tree; words by John Wallace
[pseud. of John V. Walsh], music
by G. Rodgers. [Words and melody
only] ©le. July 22, 1929: B uno.
9043; John V. Walsh and Gladys.
16107
Rodgers, New York.
Make a fuss over me; words and
music by G. F. Rubens. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. July 15, 1929;
E unp. 8880; George F. Rubens, New
16108.
York.
Mammy; words and music by M. E.
Everett. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 12, 1929; E unp. 8814;
Mary EH. Everett, Memphis, Tenn.
16109:
Mammy’s philosophy; musical reecitai-
tion, text and music by Aileen H.
Tye; pf. © June 27, 1929; 2c. July
1; E pub. 7302; Gamble hinged
music co., Chicago.
Man and maid; ballad, words by A. C.
Anderson, music
Speck. New York City, Frank
Harding. © July 2, 1929; 2c. July
13; E pub. 7728; Anna C, Anderson,
Rhinelander, Wis. 16111
Man of my dreams; waltz song, words.
and music by M. EH. Livingston, arr.
by S. A. Herman. © June 22, 1929;
2c. July 5; E pub. 73844; Mary H.
Livingston, Sedro Woolley, Wash. .
16112
Man (A) of my own; words by Jack
Yellen, music by Milton Ager.
[Photostat] © 1c. July 23, 1929;
E unp. 9131; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., Culver City, Calif. 16113
Mandy Lou; 4-pt. song, words by John
W. Work, sr., music by John W.
Work; men’s voices. 4to. © Apr.
22, 1929; 2c. June 27; E pub. 7362;,
Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
16114
Manhattanique; words and music by
G. F. Rubens. [Words and melody
only] ©1ce. July 24, 1929; E unp.
9169; George F. Rubens, New York.
16115
March Dunbar; by John L. Verweire;
band pts. 4to. © July 6, 1929; 2 c.
July 6; E pub. 7404; Dunbar furni-
ture mfg. co., Berne, Ind. 16116
March of the archers; by Montague
Ewing, arr. by E. A. Barrell, jr.;
organ. © July 9, 1929; 2 c. July
11; E pub. 7658; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 16117
March of the old guard; words by
Clifford Grey, music by Herbert
Stothart; mixed voices. ©1c. July
23, 1929; E unp. 9147; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., Culver City, Calif.
16118
850
16110
by Samuel H.
no. 7, 1929
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
16140
March promenade; by L. H. Strang;
pe © July 6/.19295.2)¢. July .6;
E pub. 7407; Lilla Emich Strang,
Cleveland. 16119
Marche ardente; by E. Poldini, of
Hungary, op. 116, no. 2; pf. ©
July 18, 1929; 2 ec. July 20; E pub.
7829; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 16120
Marche-caprice; by Ed. Poldini, of
Hungary, op. 114, no. 2; pf. © July
9, 1929; 2 c. July 11; E pub. 7656;
Theodore Presser ¢co., Philadelphia.
16121
Marche de féte; par Henri Biisser,
pour petit orch. par Roger Branga,
of France; parties, avec pf. conduc-
teur. 4to. © June 2, 1929;.1.¢.
June 29; E for. 5354; Durand et
cie., Paris. 16122
Marche héroique; by Ed. Poldini, of
Hungary, op. 116, no. 3; pf. © July
18, 1929; 2c. July 20; E pub. 7830;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
16123
Marche militaire; by Ed. Poldini, of
Hungary, op. 116, no. 1; pf. © July
18, 1929; 2 ec. July 20; E pub. 7828;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
16124
Marching to peace; by J. L. Roeckel,
of Great Britain; pf. duet. © July
18, 1929; 2c. July 20; E pub. 7815;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
16125
Marcia solenne; di Italo Azzoni, of
Italy, riduzione di Ch. Kemits, of
Italy; orch. parti, con pf. direzione.
4to. © May 19, 1929; 1 e. July 16;
E for. 5717; C. Beltramo, San Remo,
Italy. 16126
Marcia solenne; filmmusik, von Giu-
Seppe Becce, of Italy, arr. von Fr.
Schimak; grosses orch. pts. © Feb.
T35,71929° 1 ce. Mar. 153: "for. 55885
Schlesinger’sche buch- u. musikhand-
lung, Berlin-Lichterfelde. 16127
Margie; words and music by J. R.
Brown. [Photostat], © 1 c.. July
t3, 1929; HE unp., 8852; John “Ray
Brown, Columbus, O. 16128
Maria engracia; plena, words and mu-
Sic by M. Malave; pf. ©1 ce. July
9, 1929; E unp. 8720; Mateo Malave,
Brooklyn. 16129
Marianina; words and music by Jim-
mie Monaco and Joe McCarthy.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
July 19, 1929; E unp. 8998; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 16130
Marianne; from the photoplay, words
by Roy Turk, music by Fred E.
Ahlert. [Words and melody only]
©1ec. July 26, 1929; E unp. 9243;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 16131
Marianne; words by Roy Turk, music
by Fred Ahlert. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. July 30, 1929;
E unp. 9374; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., Culver City, Calif. 16132
“Marie, I love you; words by D. C.
Jalbert, music by Burrell Van Bu-
ren. [Words and melody only] ©
ties. duly, 27,1 1929.5 Hi unp.,9270%
Domina Cleophase Jalbert, Roselle,
NG dk 16133
Mariette; ou, Comment on écrit l’his-
toire, fantaisie-sélection, sur les mo-
tifs de la comédie musicale, par Os-
ear Straus, arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et 1° violino conducteur.
4to. © June 10, 1929; 1c. July 6;
E for. 5485; Francis Salabert, Paris.
16134
Marina; par F. Popy, of France; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur et 1°
violino conducteur. 4to. © July
2. 1920." er SUly 20% 0 LOL, DOE 5
E. Gaudet, Paris. 16135
Mariolles (Les); java, par L. Kése-
laer, of France; orch. parties. 4to.
© June 10, 1929; 1 c. July 8; E for.
5537; F. Moulin, Cannes, France.
16136
Mary Ann O’Brien; words and music
by J. J. McQuaid. [Chords, single
staff] © 1c July 8, 1929; E unp.
8678; John J. McQuaid, Philadel-
phia. a 16137
Mary wore three links of chain; negro
spiritual, arr. by Joseph W. Clokey ;
mixed voices. 4to. © July 5, 1929;
2 ce. July 9; E pub. 7477; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. 16138
Mascagni (Pietro) Le maschere; sin-
fonia, trascrizione di Mario Mas-
cagni, of Italy; banda. Partitura.
© Mar. 20, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 20; E for.
5695; Casa musSicale Sonzogno,
Milan. 16139
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric)
Fleurs cueillies; arr. par F. Sala-
bert, of France; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur et 1° violini conduc-
teur. © June 10, 1929;1c¢. July 8;
E for. 5489; Francis Salabert, Paris.
16140
851
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16141
pt. III, 0. s., Vv. 24
Masterpieces of music; miniature ed.
for pf. solo, selected by Leo Rich
Lewis. © June 18, 1929; 2 c. and
aff. July 3; A 10069; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 16141
Mattino nell’ oasi; di Illuminato
Culotta, of Italy; riduzione per
orchestrina parti, con pf. conduttore
e violino conduttore. 4to. © July
1, 1929; 1 e. July 2; E for. 54138;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 16142
Maudita; from Cradle _ snatchers,
words and music by Con Conrad,
Sidney D. Mitchell and Archic
Gottler. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 17, 1929; E unp. 8924;
DeSylva, Brown and Henderson,
inc., New York. 161438
May; words by Victor Levien, music
by G. Walther, of Belgium, domi-
ciled at New York. © 1c. June 1,
1929: E unp. 8964; Gustave Walther,
New York. 16144
May dance; Andalusian folk tune, 2
pt. cho., English version by Margaret
Lester, arr. by William Lester;
treble voices. 4to. (Cover title :—
May song) © Apr. 22, 1929; 2 «.
June 27; E pub. 7359; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 16145
May I say I love you; words and
music by Benny Davis and J. Fred
Coots. ©1c. July 26, 1929; E unp.
9232; Davis, Coots & Engel, inc.,
New York. 16146
Maybe; words and music by A. Regal,
arr. by Foster Cope. © 1c. July
27, 1929; E unp. 9316; Arthur Regal,
Huntington Park, Calif. 16147
Maybe there’s someone else in your
heart; words and music by W. M.
Adcock. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 15, 1929; E unp. 8886;
William M. Adcock, San Francisco.
16148
Mayor (Edouard) ‘Ten little fancies
for ten little fingers; pf. obl. S8vo.
© July, 25, 1929; 2 ce Jdmly.27:.
pub. 7950; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 16149
Mazurka militaire; by Heller Nicholls,
of Great Britain; pf. © July 18,
1929; 2 ec. July 20; EB pub. 7811;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
16150
Me and my little white dog; words
and music by Arthur A. Penn, of
Great Britain, domiciled at Block
Island, R. I.; high yoice. © July
3, 1929; 2 ec. July. 10; E pub. 7554;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 16151
Mechanical man; from The gold
diggers of Broadway, lyric by Al.
Dubin, music by Joe Burke; pf. and
ukulele acc. © July 11, 1929; 2 e.
July 15; E pub. 7844; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 16152
Meet me somewhere; words and music
by HE. M. Gerity. © July 138, 1929;
2c July 15; E pub. 7665; Edward
M. Gerity, Philadelphia. 16153:
Mein’ klavierbuch; zwanzig kleine
stiicke aus dem kinderleben, arr. von
Walter Niemann, of Germany, op.
114° pf. solé:* heft 10219 @ Janez
1929; 1 c. each July 138; E for. 5567,
5568; C. F. Peters, Leipzig.
16154, 16155.
Melancholy moon; lyric by Tom Ford,.
music by Don Kendall; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © July 9, 1929; 2 ¢. July
12; E pub. 7595; Remick music
corp., New York. 16156.
Mélancolie; par Gabriel-Marie, arr.
par Hans Ourdine, of France; orch.
parties avec pf. conducteur et 1°
violini conducteur. © July 2, 1929;
1c. July 25; E for. 5893; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 16157
Melodies from Martha; fox-trot, arr.
by Raymond Matthews; orch. pts.
‘4to. © July 10, 1929; 1 ce. July 8;
E pub. 7420; Alfred & co, New
York. 16158:
Melodische tonstticke; 6 leichte vort-
ragsstiicke, von Wilhelm Aletter, of
Germany, bearb. v. Hermann Wen-
zel, of Germany; violoncell mit pf.
begleitung. bd. 1. 1. Gavotte. [5
others.] © Apr. 23, 1929; 1 ¢. July ©
8; E for. 5743; Fr. Portius, Leipzig.
16159
Memento; misterioso e pathetico, von
Gottfried Huppertz, of Germany;
salon orch. pts., with pf. direction
and violino 1 direction. © Apr. 30,
1929; 1 c. Apr. 24; E for. 5800; B.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
16160
Memories: words and music by M.
McKee. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 31, 1929; EH unp. 9389;
Muriel McKee, Bellmore, L. I., N. Y.
16161
Memories lane; words and music by
L. Grout. [Words and melody
only] ©1ce July 1, 1929; EH unp.
8483 ; Leslie Grout, Detroit. 16162
852
no. 7, 1929
Memories of golden days; words and
musie by D. I. Morris. [Words and
melody only]
EH unp. 9106; Dora I.
Schroeder, Minn.
Morris,
16163
Memories of mother so dear; waltz,
words by James R. Goshea and
Walter Gordon, music by Kenneth
E. Palmer. © 1c. July 3, 1929; E
unp. 8563; Palmer pub. co., Savan-
nah, Ga. 16164
Memories of the Southland; lyric and
music by E. T. Beckner, adapted
from melodies of Stephen Collins
Foster. © 1c. July 24, 1929; HB
unp. 9173; Elizabeth ‘Taliaferro
Becker, Louisville. 16165
Memories sweet; words and music by
S. Talbot. © 1c. July 29, 1929; E
unp. 9348; Sydney Talbot, San Fran-
cisco. 16166
Memories won’t do; words and music
by C. McIntyre. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1ce. July 23, 1929; B
unp. 9104; Constance McIntyre,
Oakland, Calif. 16167
Memory (The) of a _ kiss; English
words by Frank Eyton, of Great
Britain, music by Friedrich Hol-
laender, arr. by Otto Lindemann.
New ed. © July 12, 1929; 1c. July
13; E for. 5606; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. 16168
Menasheh; words by Morris Rund,
musie by Louis Jaffe, arr. by H.
Lefkowitch. New York, Metro mu-
sic co.
Gwp yaynw N Awd)
© Dec. 28, 1928; 2 c. July 2, 1929;
E pub. 7808; Henry Lefkowitch,
New York. 16169
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Lud-
wig Felix) Hochzeitsmarsch aus
Sommernachtstraum; arr. vy. Leo-
pold Weninger, of Austria; orches-
terstimmen, mit violino 1 direktion.
© June 27, 1929; 1 c. July 16; EB
for. 5688; Anton J. Benjamin, Leip-
zig, 16170
Menuet ; par Mare Delmas, of France;
pf. © July 20, 1929; 1 ec July 2;
E for. 5822; Aug. Cranz, G. m. b.
H., Leipzig. 16171
Menuet; style classique, par Guzzi
Buzzi Ercole, of Italy; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur et 1°* violons
conducteur. 4to. © June 10, 1929;
1 e. July 8; E for. 5540; A. Avon,
Lyon, France.
© 1c. July 23, 1929; |
16172 |
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
16183.
Merry (A) chase; by Clara Gregory
Bridge; pf. © July 3, 1929; 2 ¢.
July 10; E pub. 7555; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 16173
Merry (A) day; by Anna Priscilla
Risher, [and] Norsk ninnerella, by
Eyvind Borresen; pf. © June 29,
1929; 2c. June 29; BH pub. 7264;
Bendix pub. co., Lincoln, Neb.
16174
Merry story; one-step, par H. Acker-
mans, of Belgium, et. P. Monier, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © June 2, 1929; 1c.
June 28; E for. 53830; Choudens,
Paris. 16175
Message (The) in song; group of sa-
cred songs, by Harold L. Graham.
8vo. © June 20, 1929; 2 « July
15; E pub. 7670; Wesley Webster,
San Bruno, Calif. 16176.
Method for the harp (Méthode pour
la harpe); fundamental exercises
with illustrations and technical ex-
planations, by Lucile Lawrence and
Carlos Salzedo, with 15 preludes for
beginners, by C. Salzedo. © June
14, 1929; 2 ¢. June 20; aff. July 18;
AA 20858; G. Schirmer, Inc., New
York. 16177
Mia (La) bella polka; by Maxie Pis-
egna; accordion. © June 29, 1929;
2c. June 29; E pub. 7268; Roma
music co., Cleveland. 16178
Miami misses you; words and music
by R. Young. © 1c. July 5, 1929;
E unp. 8631; Raymond Young, Mi-
ami, Fla. 16179
Midnight memories; words by George
Redman, music by H. Kogen, op.
2% ©;y1 «© July: 22,1929; Hump.
9064; Harry Kogen, Chicago. 16180
Midnight moon; morceau, by Georges
Latour, of Great Britain; pf.
July 10, 1929; 1 c« July 12; FE for.
5562; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 16181
Midnight moonlight; melody by HB.
Kendall. © 1c. July 30, 1929; E
unp. 9372; Elinor Kendall, New
York. 16182
Miettes d’amour; valse lente, par -F.
Volpatti, jr., of Italy; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur et 1° violino con-
ducteur. 4to. © July 2, 1929; 1 «¢.
July 25; H for. 5845; H. Gaudet,
Paris. 16183
853
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16184
Mihalovici (Marcel) Quatre caprices,
par M. Mihalovici, of Rumania, op.
29; pf. © June 2, 1929; 1 c. June
28; E for. 5352; Siréne musicale,
Paris. 16184
Mile (A) high up in the pines; words
and music by E. Karll. Phoenix,
Ariz., Eric Karll pub. co. © July
* 15,1929 2c. Wily 205 Epub: 7790;
Hrie Karll, Phoenix, Ariz. 16185
Miller’s tune and melody method for
the violin. bk. 1. © July 27, 1929;
2 ec. and aff. July 29; AA 22089;
Russell N. Miller, Portland, Ind.
16186
Mine, sweetheart divine; words and
music by M. H. McCurdy, and C. E.
Bickle. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 11, 1929; E unp. 8769;
Maud H. McCurdy and Chester HE.
Bickle, Elkhorn, Wis. 16187
Minstrel memories; from Fox min-
Strels, words and music by L. Wolfe
Gilbert and Abel Baer. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 15, 1929;
E unp. 8860; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 16188
Minuit, Place Pigalle; fox-trot, dans
Vopérette L’ Orloff, par Bruno
Granichstaedten, arr. par Tom Wal-
tham, of Great Britain; orch. par-
ties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Mar. 20, 1929; 1 ¢c. June 10; BH for.
5474; Editions Max Eschig, Paris.
16189
Miracle lady; words by L. Shears,
music by V. Tomasulo. [Chords,
single staff] © 1c. July 19, 1929;
EH unp. 9015; Vincent Tomasulo and
Louis Shears, New York. 16190
Miracolo (Il) delle rose; leggenda
francescana per orch., riduzione per
pf., di Daniele Amfitheatrof, of
Italy. © July 16, 1929; 1c. July
17; E for. 5786; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 16191
Missouri (The) bandman; march, by
Karl L. King; band pts. 4to. ©
July °6, 1929; 2..e. duly i6g) EY pub.
7405; Karl L. King music house,
Fort Dodge, Ia. 16192
Mist on the hills; by Ernest Austin,
of Great Britain, op. 81, no. 3; pf.
© July 9, 1929; 1 « July 22; E for.
5765; Joseph Williams, Itd., London.
: 16193
Mr. Aeroplane man; words by Billy
Sherr, music by F. W. Longshaw.
© 1c. July 9, 1929; B unp. 8721;
William Schechter, and Fred W.
Longshaw, New York. 16194
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
Mr. Sunshine; words by E. H. Harts-:
grove, music by B. M. Hale. ©1e.
July 8, 1929; E unp. 8665; Eliza-
beth Hamilton Hartsgrove, Rock-
wood, Me. 16195
Misterioso; cinema musica, di Carlo
Malberto, of Italy; orch. parti, con
pf. direzione. 4to. © Apr. 22, 1929;
1 ec. July 16; E for. 5728; C. Bel-
tramo, San Remo, Italy. 16196
Misterioso marziale; by A. E. Cafa-
rella; orch. pts. © July 17, 1929;
2c. July 20; E pub. 7772; Atlas mu-
sie corp., New York. 16197
Moana serenade; a medley hula,
words and music by C. E. King. ©
July 3, 1929; 2 «. July 8; E pub,
7489; Charles E. King and John A.
Noble, Honolulu. 16198
Moderato semplice; film musique, par
Huguet, of Spain, et Verdun, of
France; orch. parties avec pf. con-
ducteur et violino 1 conducteur.
4to. © July 2, 1929; 1 ¢. July 25;
E for. 5873; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 16199
Modern girl; words and music by D.
Brock. [Photostat] © 1e. July
26, 1929; E unp. 9290; Della Brock,
Berwyn, Ill. 16200
Moderne tanzsuite; arr. von Walter
Niemann, of Germany, op. 115; pf.
solo. 1. Blues. [4 others] © Jan.
2, 1929; 1 ¢. July 18; E for. 5569;
C. F. Peters, Leipzig. 16201
Molasses in de winter time; courtin
song, words and music by Ward
Bell, [pseud. of Margaret Ward
Bell. Words and melody only] ©
1c July 22, 1929; EH unp. 9081;
Margaret Ward Bell, New York.
16202
Mom’s got pop on ice; words by C. C.
Thomson, music by Ralph Canna-
day and C. C. Thomson. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. July 26,
1929; E unp. 9256; Clytie Cannaday
Thomson, Roanoke, Va. 16203
Momento rustico; film musique, par
Huguet, of Spain, et Verdun, of
France; orch. parties avec pf. con-
duecteur et violino 1 conducteur.
4to, © July 2, '1929:'I Gc) oily Zo;
E for. 5867; Francis Salabert, Paris.
16204
Momparnaso; tango, letra de Mergo,
musica de R. A. Ruff, of France.
[Spanish and French text] © June
2, 1929; 1 ce. June 28; E for. 5384;
R. A. Ruff, Paris. 16205
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929
Mon Argentine; serenade, paroles de
Rauzena, musique de Lao Silésu, of
Italy. © July 2, 1929; 1c. July 25;
EK for. 5936; Publications Francis
Day, Paris. 16206
Mon coeur est pour toi; mélodie, paro-
les de Pierre d’Amor, musique de
Lao Silésu, of Italy. © July 2,
1929 1 eioduly '25; (Bi for. 5902;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 16207
Mon cceur est un jazz-band; paroles
francaises de André Mauprey, of
France, musique de Willy Engel-
Berger. © June 2, 1929; 1c. June
28; E for. 53850; Editions Max Hs-
chig, Paris. 16208
Mona; ballad, words and music by L.
Colombo and E. Badaracco. [Words
and melody only] © 1. July 2,
1929; E unp. 8529; Louis Colombo,
and Emil Badaracco, New York.
16209
Mona; from Minstrel man, words and
musie by Con Conrad, Sidney D.
Mitchell and Archie Gottler.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
July 29, 1929; HE unp. 9295;. De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. Pn ISyAN!
Mood pensive; by Donald O. Wil-
Prams; pi. © July 11, 1929: 2 «.
July 11; E pub. 7581; Dorothea L.
Schroeder, Flushing, N. Y. 16211
Moon dreams; words and music by
V. Seifert; pf. ©l1c. July 23, 1929;
Eeunp. 9120; Vera Seifert, Bozeman,
Mont. — 16212
Moonbeams and shadows; by John
Henry Squire, of Great Britain; pf.
© July 8, 1929; 1 ce. July 19; E for.
5712; Stork music pub. co., London.
16213
Moonlight here and yonder (Au
clair de la lune); old French, 4 pt.
cho., English version by Margaret
Aliona Dole, music arr. by William
Stickles; men’s voices. 4to. ©
Jone 20, 1929: 2 ¢.\ July 11: E pub.
7524; Harold Flammer, ine, New
York. 16214
Moonlight (The) reminds me of you;
words by Gus Kahn, music by Helen
Crawiord. © July 2, 1929%-2° ¢.
July 3; E pub. 7316; Irving Berlin,
inec., New York. 16215
Moonlight’s haunting spell; by Flor-
ence Newell Barbour; pf. © July 5,
67717—_29—_5
16226
1929; 2. «. July: 103) ‘Epub. 7513 5
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
16216
Mootch piddle; by Charles Davenport ;
pf. [Melody only] ©1e. July 12,
1929; E unp. 8802; State St. music
pub. co., inc., Chicago. 16217
More and more; words and music by
P. Furbeck. [Words and melody
only] ©l1e. July 23, 1929; BE unp.
9121; Patricia Furbeck, New York.
16218
More than you know; from Great day,
lyrics by William Rose and Edward
Eliscu, music by Vincent Youmans:
pf. and ukulele acc. © July 3, 1929;
2c. July 11; E pub. 7592; Vincent
Youmans, ine., New York. 16219
More very young songs; from When
we were very young, and Now we
are six, words by A. A. Milne, musie
by H. Fraser-Simson, both of Great
Britain. © June 14, 1929; 2 c. Aug.
Oo: ait. Aug: 5; A 10606; H. P. Dut-
ton & co., ine., New York. 16220
Morning finds you gone; words by
Johnny Marvin, music by J. S.
Marvin. [Words and melody only]
©1e. July 12, 1929; E unp. 8806;
John Senator Marvin, Mamaroneck,
Ney. 16221
Mother Goose at the spinning wheel;
songs, words by M. Johnson and
George Cameron, music by M. John-
seu. [Photostat] © 1c. July 13,
1929; E unp. 8846; Mildred John-
son, New York. 16222
Mother o’mine, you’re my sweetheart
always; words and music by HE.
Ranallo. [Words and melody only}
© 1c. July 11, 1929; E unp. 8774;
Emery Ranallo, Providence. 16223
Mother’s (A) dying wish; words by
Arthur Fields, music by F. Hall.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
July 30, 1929; EH unp. 9363; Fred
Hail, New York. 16224
Mother’s lullaby; words and music by
M.D. Blake. * ©: 1 eo July 3s 79929-
EH unp. 8567; Marion D. Blake,
Syracuse, N. Y. 16225
Motivo nostalgico ; serenata, di
Giuseppe Signorelli, of Italy, riduz.
di G. Sirlen Milanesi, of Italy;
piccola orch. parti, con pf. con-
duttore. © Apr. 6, 1929; 1 e. July
22; EK for. 5736; G. Signorelli & c.,
Milan. 16226
899
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16227
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) In
Moorish lands (Il seraglio); sere-
nade, poem tr. and musi¢ arr. by
Julius Harrison, of Great Britain;
male voices. 4to. © July 2, 1929;
1 ec. July 10; E for. 5604; Hawkes
& son (London) Itd., London. 16227
— Symphony number thirty-five in
D major; ed. and annotated by
Perey Goetschius; pf. © July 19,
1929" 2c Aue. -22¥an. Aug, 15 AA
21785; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
16228
— Symphony number thirty-eight in
D major; without minuet, ed. and
annotated by Percy Goetschius; pt.
© July 19,°1929: 2 ¢ Aug.:2;. aff:
Aug. 1; AA 21786; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 16229
Symphony number forty-nine in
C major; ed. and annotated by
Percy Goetschius; pf. © July 17,
1O20 2 yer AMe... 2. cath wae, ah st ANA,
* 21787; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
16230
Trio in G; from Symphony in G
min., arr. by H. C. Hamilton, of
Great Britain; organ. © July 9,
1929: °2 sex Sully 1; Epub. Wea9 5
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
16231
Musette; par G. Pfeiffer, arr. par S.
Chapelier, of France; orch. parties,
avee pf. conducteur. 4to. © July
2, 1929.: hte. Wuly254 )E)for45920 ;
Rouart, Lerolle & cie., Paris.
16232
Music-master (The); elementary
method, harmonized and in unison
for all band and orch. instruments,
with familiar songs, and original
compositions, by C. F. Toenniges; B
flat cornet. ser.1. © July 9, 1929;
2.,¢.° and “ait Aoi ae cAA 21789
C. Frederick Toenniges, Detroit.
16233
Musical (The) salvationist; compiled
by F. G. Hawkes, of Great Britain.
vi 1 43) i pt Toad uly, : 1929. SAio..: (©
July 3,.1929; 1 c.ctuly 295 BH for.
5711; Salvationist pub. & supplies,
ltd., London. 16234
My baby’s lullaby; words and music
by A. Wyrick. © June 27, 1929;
2c. July 5; E pub. 73845; Ambrose
Wyrick, Chicago. 16235
My beautiful sweetheart; words and
music by Johnny Tucker and Joe
Schuster; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
wuly 1, 1929} 2 ef} July 5:E pop.
7503 ; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
~ 16236
pt. III, 0. S., v. 24 .
My beautiful white rose; words by E.
Sudduth, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
July 6, 1929; E unp. 8656; Elmy
Sudduth, Babylon, N. Y. 16237
My beloved loves me not; words and
music by N. Macy. [Photostat] ©
June 27,1929 52 codulysss igs
(737; Nelson Macy, New York.
16238
My bombolina from Argentina; words
and music by Tim Brymn, Clarence
Williams and Nettie Lucas; pf. ace..
with ukulele arr. by Ben Garrison.
© July 1, 1929; 2c. July 17; E pub.
7709; Clarence Williams music pub.
co., inc., New York. 16239
My bundle of dreams; words and
music by Irving Fields, Joe Singer
and Edwin Clark. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 29, 1929:
E unp. 9330; Remick music corp.,
New York. - 16240
My China lily, Lily Loo; words and
music by P. M. Bennett. [Photo-
stat] ©1c. June 29, 1929; E unp.
8511; Pearl Marguerite Bennett,
San Francisco. 16241
' My daddy; words and music by H. F.
Brandwood. © 1c. July 8, 1929;
E unp. 8681; Hilda Fisher Brand-
wood, Bogota, N. J. 16242
My darling sweetie; words by M. A.
Klaich, music by Burrell Van Buren.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
July 27, 1929; E unp. 9280; M. A.
Klaich, MeGill, Nev. 16243
My dear; fox-trot, words and music
by Gus Kahn and Joe Sanders, arr.
by Joseph Nussbaum; orch. pts. 4to.
© July 12; 1929; 2°c.. duly tee
pub. 7689; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
16244
My dear; waltz, words and music by
Gus Kahn and Joe Sanders, arr. by
Kenn Sisson; orch. pts. © July 9,
1929; 2 ¢«. July 10; E pub. 7549;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 16245
My dear old gal; words and music by
A. Howard. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 16, 1929; E unp.
8907; Anna Howard, New York.
16246
My Dorothy; words and music by HE.
W. Beatty; pf. and ukulele acc.
1 c. May 24, 1929; BH upp werk:
Edward Wilcox Beatty, Oak Park,
Til: 16247
856
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>. ee ——
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929
16269
My dream girl; lyric and music by
W. J. Sehmidt. [Words and melody
my! © 1c. July 5,° 1929; H' unp.
8643; Walter John Schmidt, Linden-
Mest. (la. da Ns Ys 16248
My dream lover; words and music by
Ted Johnson [pseud. of Charles
Johnson] © July 17, 1929; 2c. July
17; E pub. 7702; Chester Escher,
New York. 16249
My dreams; words by J. B. Williams,
music by Alfredo Victoria. [Words
and melody only] © 1. July 2,
1929; E unp. 8530; James B. Wil-
liams, St. Thomas, V. I. 16250
My dreams will come true; words by
J. A. Gibson, music by David Pey-
ton. © 1c. July 23, 1929; E unp.
9087; James Andrew Gibson, Chi-
cago. 16251
My evening star; words by Frederic
H. Martens, music by Pablo Santos,
arr. by Christopher O’Hare. 4to.
1. 2 pt. choral.—2. Sop., alto and
bar.—3. Sop. 1, 2, and alto. © July
17, 1929; 2 e. each July 18; E pub.
7733-7735; Kay & Kay music pub.
corp., New York. 16252-16254
My garden of memories; words by M.
Harper, music by Sylvester Long
Prosar ige (C1 \¢c.. July, 12, 1929;
EK unp. 8827; Mary Harper, Long
Beach, Calif. 16255
My grace is sufficient; hymn, words
from the Bible, music by Mrs. L. J.
Zorn [i. e. C. I. Zorn]; pf. © Jan.
fe 12952 2 July 20; © pub. (800;
Clara Inez Zorn, Chicago. 16256
My Gypsy boy; words and music by
Adele Braham. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 20, 1929; E unp.
9034; Ire Loew, Roxbury, Mass.
16257
My gypsy lullaby; lyrics and music
by ©. H. Smith. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. July 16, 1929;
E unp. 8909; Charles Henry Smith,
New York. 16258
My heart is singing I love you; words
by Al. Woods and Mike Tiano, mu-
sic by J. S. Donaldson; pf. [Photo-
stat] ©1c. July 29, 1929; E unp.
9337; John Shearman Donaldson,
Richmond Hill, N. -Y. 16259
My heart’s got a crack in’t; words and
music by M. Rhone. [Words and
melody only] © 1. July 5, 1929;
E unp. 8622; Marl Rhone, Passaic,
Wicd. 16260
My home on the crest of the hill;
words and music by D. E. Smith.
©1e. July 25, 1929; E unp. 9227;
Donald E. Smith, Kansas City, Mo.
16261
My home town girl; fox trot, words
and music by B. L. Carpenter. ©
1c. July 238, 1929; EE: unp.. 9127;
Bryan Laurence Carpenter, Lynn,
Mass. 16262
My Indian rose; foxtrot, words by
D. Lane, music by Christian L. Phil-
ippus. ©1c. July 19, 1929; E unp.
9003; Dona Lane, Denver. 16263
My lady love; from River of romance,
words and music by Sam Coslow
and Leo Robin. [Words and mel-
ody. only] -© Lf ¢ July 16, 1929-
E unp. 8908; Famous music ecorp.,
New York. 16264
My little geisha; sinfonischer foxtrot
uber melodien aus der operette, Die
geisha, von Billy Barney [pseud. of
Corn. Van Baaren], of Netherlands,
u. James Huntley [pseud. of Her-
mann Krome], of Germany, instru-
mentation von Fred Ralph [pseud.
of H. Krome]; grosses orch., mit pf.
direktion u. jazz stimmen. 4to. ©
Noy. 1, 1928; 1 ¢«. July 2, 1929: B
for. 5574; Sam Fox musikverlag,
Berlin. 16265
My little geisha; sinfoniches foxtrot-
potpourri tiber melodien aus Jones’
operette Die geisha, von Billy Bar-
hey [pseud. of Corn. Van Baaren]
of Netherlands, u. James Huntley
[pseud. of Hermann Krome], of Ger-
many; pf. © Nov. 1, 1928; 1¢. July
2, 1929; Ei for. 5577; Sam Fox mu-
sikverlag, Berlin. 16266
My little girl across the way; fox-trot,
music by Rudolph Nelson, arr. by
Nico Dostal, of Germany; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and words. (In
Chappell’s orchestral journal) ©
June 29, 1929; 1 c. July 20; EB for.
5769; Chappell & co., 1td., London.
16267
My little girl in brown; words by J.
Wilmore, music by Margie Griffith.
© June 17, 1929; 2 e¢ July 15: EB
pub. 7776; James Wilmore, Atlanta.
16268
My little Kick-a-poo; words by L. W.
French, music by L. M. Koepfle. ©
te. July 22, 1929; H unp. 9066;
L. W. French, Gaylord, Mich.
16269
857
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16270
pt. 117, n.S., V. 24
My Lord’s ridin’ all the time; words
from a negro spiritual, music arr.
by M. Miller-Mathis. Chicago, IIL.,
Edward C. Deas. © Aug. 15, 1928;
te. Oct.), 6,14 CG Web 1929's
699727; Mattie Miller-Mathis,
Guthrie, Okl. 16270
My love for you; words by Grace
Osburn Wharton, musie by Gardner
Hyre [pseud. of Agnes G. de Jahn];
low or med. voices. © July 3, 1929:
AC SULLY Os ALO. tes) alae ox:
Schirmer. inc., New York. 16271
My love will wait; words by S. G.
Newburn, musie by Burrell Van
Buren. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 12, 1929; E unp. 8811;
Statira Greer Newburn, Detroit.
16272 |
My mammy’s lullaby ; words and music
by B. Christensen. © 1c. July 10,
1929; EH unp. 8725; Bertha Christen-
sen, Kansas, City, Mo. 16273
My Mary; by H. O. Carow; melody,
with pf. acc. ©1e. July 3, 1929;
EH unp. 8559; Herman Otto Carow,
New York. 16274
My old mother; words by W. Hays,
music by Samuel H. Speck. [Words
and melody only] © 1. July 9,
1929; EH unp. 8698; Winifred Havs,
Prairie View, Kansas. 16275
My old pal; lyrics by Elsie
McWilliams, music by Jimmie
Redgers; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
July 3, 1929; 2 c. July 2; E pub.
7333; United pub. co., New York.
16276
My own true love; words and music
by M. S. Fraser and A. H. Ritter.
© June 25, 1929; 2 e June 29; BH
pub. 7278; Meta S. Fraser and Anna
H. Ritter, McCrory, Ark. 16277
My pansy girl; lyric by D. J. Overfield,
musie by Charles B. Fletcher. ©
1 e@4 July 8, 1929; E unp. 8667;
Dorothy Jane Overfield, Long Beach,
Calif. 16278
My particular man; words and music
by J. C. Johnson. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. July 16, 1929;
EK unp. 8916; J. C. Johnson, New
York. 16279
My pussy cat; lyric and music by
L. G. Bunting. [Photostat] ©1e.
Ju'y 3, 1929; E unp. 8564; Lillian
Gertrude Bunting, Dayton, O. 16280
My ragged robin rose: words and
music by M. D. Bedwin. © 1 «.
July 8, 1929; E unp. 8717; Margaret
Drew Bedwin, Monrovia, Calif.
16281
My Rocky-Mountain sweetheart ; words
and melody by C. M. Froisland, arr.
by Wm. Hanson. © July 9, 1929;
2c. July 13; E pub. 7695; Christian
M. Froisland, Provo, Utah. 16282
My rose of yesterday; words by W. E.
Jennings, music by Luther A. Clark.
© 1c. July 15, 1929; E unp. 8892;
William Ernest Jennings, Tampa.
16283
My secret; words and music by I. B.
Howell. © 1c. July 25, 1929; EH
unp. 9189; Inez Baker Howell,
Dallas. 16284
My secret, the voice on the air; words
by E. A. Staples, music by Sylvester
Long Cross; pf. © 1°e) Gaye,
1929; E unp. 8824; Edith Anna
Staples, Burton, Wash. 16285
My song of the Nile; from Drag, by
Geo. W. Meyer, arr. by Geo. J.
Trinkaus; vocal orch. pts.; in G.
4to. © July 1, 1929; 2c July 5;
BE pub. 7496; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 16286
My story; unison song, words by
Philippa Mosley, music by Cecil
Sharman, of Great Britain. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© July 5, 1929; 1c. July 9¥ Meter,
5456; Novello & co., Itd., London.
16287
My story; words and music by O. A.
Hebbs. ©1c. July 9, 1929; E unp.
8706; Omar A. Hobbs, St. Joseph,
Mo. 16288
My strongest weakness is you; from
So long Letty, lyric by Grant Clarke,
music by Harry Akst; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © July 11, 1929; 2c. July
15; E pub. 7850; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 16289
My style queen girl; words and music
by J. Garfield Brown [pseud. of
James Rubesky]; pf. and ukulele
acc. © May 10, 1929; 2c. June 22;
EB pub. 7353; Chicago mail order co.,
Chicago. 16290
My sweet German Rose; words and
musie by H. C. Wagner. © July 13,
1929; 2 ec. July 15; E pub. 7668;
Henry C. Wagner, Evansville, Ind.
16291
My sweet girl; words by R. S. B.
Mann, musie by Burrell Van Buren.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
808
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929
July 27, 1929; E unp. 9274; Robert
Swart Buck Mann, Phoenix, Ariz.
16292
My sweet potato, I call you that be
cause your [!] from San Diego;
words and music by A. HE. Gruda.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
July 23, 1929; EH unp. 9101; Adam
E. Gruda, Stump Creek, Pa. 16293
My sweet sweet; words by G. J. Wen-
dling, music by E. A. Schindler; pf.
© 1c. July 10, 1929; E unp. 8931;
George J. Wendling and Edw. A.
Schindler, Ch.cago. 16294
My sweetheart of the Yukon; words
and music by N. P. Kosteck. [Words
and melody only] © 1e July 1,
1929: E unp. 8486; Nicholas P. Kos-
teck, Robertson, Wy. 16295
My sweetheart Tilley; words and mu-
sic by Anthony Zgone. © July 19,
1929;.2 c. July 19; E pub. T7761;
Chester Escher, New York. 16296
My Venitian [!] dream girl; waltz,
by T. Ragusa; melody with pf. ace.
© le. July 16, 1929; E unp. 8905;
Thomas Ragusa, Elizabeth, N. J.
16297
Na bok z drogi; polka, by E. Mika.
©1e. July 10, 1929; E unp. 8736;
Edward Mika, Philadelphia. 16298
Nir ankaret gar; seglarvals, text:
Herr Leopold, musik: L. F. V. Lind-
gren, of Sweden; pf. med text. ©
fame i>, 2929;> 1"c. July 11; BE for.
5659; E. Anderssons -musikforlag,
Malmo, Sweden. 16299
Najimi; words and music by Red
Hawk [pseud. of L. Hawk], and J.
Macar.o, jr.; pf. and ukulele acc.
Honolulu, T. H., Bergstrom music
co., ltd. © June 25, 1929; 2c. July
1; E pub. 7286; Joseph Macario, jr.,
Leonard Hawk and Robert A. Nui,
Honolulu. 16300
Nanan; intermezzo, par Speranza-Ca-
musat, of France; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © June 2,
7929+ 1).e. June: 28;/E for, 5373;
Lucien de Lacour, Paris. 16301
Nass oder trocken; foxtrott, aus der
gleichnamigen komédie, worte u.
musik von Friedrich Hollaender, arr.
von Franz Wachsmann, of Ger-
many; orchesterstimmen, mit pf. di-
rektion u. harmonium. 4to. © June
15, 1929; 1 c. June 28; E for. 5387;
Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin. 16302
16313
Natalie; words by Victor Levien, mu-
sic by G. Walther, of Belgium, dom-
iciled at New York. © 1. June 1,
1929; E unp. 8961; Gustave Walther,
New York. 16303
National anthem; by Arthur Kay; mel-
ody with pf. acc. © 1c. July 19,
1929; E unp. 9005; Fox film corp.,
New York. 16304
Naughty, naughty brownies; words by
M. Johnson and George Cameron,
music by M. Johnson. [Photostat]
© 1c. July 13, 1929; E unp. 8845;
Mildred Johnson, New York. 16305
Navy blues; words by Roy Turk, musie
by Fred Ahlert. © 1c July 23,
1929; E unp. 9140; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., Culver City, Calif.
16306
"Neath the palms; waltz ballad, words
and music by Earl Gibson, Vic Mey-
ers and Harold Weeks; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © July 24, 1929; 2 «¢.
July 29; E pub. 8003; West coast
musie publishers, Seattle. 16307
Negerlieder; ausgewadhlt und tbersetzt
von Hlisabeth Hauptmann, klavier-
begleitung von Walther Hirschberg,
of Germany; pf. mit text. nr. 1-16.
© Mar. 14, 1929; 1 c. June 28; E
for. 5595; Ullstein, a. g., Beriin.
16308
Nellie dear; words and musie by J. C.
Eo Bictin Onl c culy 2, 1929 2.8
unp. 8532; Joseph C, F. Biglin,
Brooklyn. 16309
Nelly was a lady; by Stephen C. Fos-
ter, arr. by Joseph W. Clokey ; mixed
voices; 4to. © July 5, 1929; 2 ¢.
July 9; E pub. 7473; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 16310
Neues vom tage; lustige oper in drei
teilen, text von Marcellus Schiffer,
mus.k von Paul Hindemith, of Ger-
many, klavierauszug von TFTranz
Willms, of Germany. © May 15,
1929; 1 ce. May 7; E for. 5807; B.
Schott’s sShne, Mainz, Germany.
16311
Neve rossa; canzone valzer, di Nello
Segurini, of Italy; piccola orch. pts.,
con pf. conduttore. 4to. © June 10,
1929; 1 ce. July 9; E for. 5545; A. &
G. Carisch & c., Milan. 16312
Never knew; words by Lucile Mayer
Combs, music by C. D. Pavlick; pf.
©l1e. July 24, 1929; EB unp. 9171;
Clinnie Dill Pavlick, St. Louis.
16313
859
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16314
Nevischio; filmmusik, von G/’useppe
Becce, of Italy, arr. von St. Stefan-
off; grosses orch. pts. © Feb. 15,
1929; 1 @ Mar. 15; H for. 5594;
Schlesinger’sche buch- wu. musik-
handlung, Berlin-Lichterfelde. 16314
New manual for teachers; by Hollis
Dann. © July 30, 1929; 2 c and
aff. Aug. 1; A 11438; American book
co., New York. 16315
New (The) moon; selection, intro. In-
termezzo, Marianne ,etc., muSic by
Sigmund Romberg, arr. by Dan God-
frey, of Great Britain; military
band, with conductor. London,
Chappell & co., Itd. © July 5, 1929;
1-e. July 11; E for. 5602; Harms,
inc., New York. 16316
New songs for the home and radio;
compiled by Richard Bullock; pf. and
ukulele acc. bk. 4. © May 6, 1929;
2c. May 18, aff. June 28; AA 21103;
Stuart music co., Chicago. 16317
New windows open; poem by Estelle
Ward Leask, music by «Frederic
Hart; med. voice. © July 38, 1929;
2c. July 10; E pub. 7576; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York. 16318
Newark waltz; by G. Morese; 1st vio-
lin or mand. ©1e. July 29, 1929;
Keunp. 9317; Gerardo Morese, New-
ark. 16319
Newton (Ernest) 101 country dances;
jigs, reels and strathspeys, collected
and arr. by EH. Newton, of Great
Britain; pf. 4to. © July 29, 1929;
1 ¢e July 29; EH for. 5837; Keith,
Prowse & co., Itd., London. 16320
Nick; galop, par R. Brunel, of Bel-
gium; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ¢.
June 28, 1929; E for. 5339; J. Yves
K.,. Paris, 16321
Night; words by M. Munich, music
by Samuel H. Speck. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 9, 1929;
FE unp. 8702; Minnie Munich, Ox-
ford, N. C. 16322
Night bird; words and music by C.
Ragan. [Photostat] © 1. July
31, 1929; EH unp. 9394; Carroll Ra-
gan, Yonkers, N. Y. 16323
Night (The) has a thousand eyes;
words by Francis W. Bourdillon,
musie by Pauline Hall Wade, of
Canada. © 1c. July 17, 1929; E
unp. 8953; Pauline Cassandra Hall
Wade, Victoria, 'B. C., Canada.
16324
pt. ITI, 0. S., Vv. 24
Night (The) is far spent; anthem,
words from Romans 13, musie by
N. Herbert Caley ; mixed voices; or-
gan ace. 4to. © July 16, 1929; 2e,
July 25; E pub. 7972; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 16325
Night (A) of happiness; from The
meal ticket, words and music by
Con Conrad, Sidney D. Mitchell and
Archie Gottler. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. July 29, 1929; BE
unp. 9294; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, ine., New York. 16326
Nina; vocal waltz, theme melody
from The wonderful lie, words by
Herbert James, music by Cecil Ray-
ners, of Great Britain. © June 15,
1929; 1 c. July 2; E for. 53891; Bos-
worth & co., ltd., London. 16327
Nirvana; the nine Beatitudes, 4 pt.
cho., words from the Buddhist
Dhammapada, text adaptation and
musie by Winthrop Parkhurst;
men’s voices, a cappella. 4to.
July 16, 1929; 2c. July 25; E pub.
7974; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
16328
Nita; words and music by P. C. Cra-
croft. [Words and melody only]
©1«e. July 23, 1929; E unp. 9098;
Percy Cyril Cracroft, New Orleans.
16329
No bums on de gospel train; words
and music by W. P. Holloway; male
voices. ©1c. July 12, 1929; E unp.
8794; W. P. Holloway, Ft. Worth,
Tex. 16330
No one but you sweetheart; words by
Joseph D. Ross, music by F. J.
Novak, jr.; pf. ©1c. July 12, 1929;
E unp. 8798; Frank Joseph Novak,
jr., Miami Beach, Fla. 16331
No one to love; words and music by
Lou Herscher, Joe Darcey and
Morty Berk; pf. and ukulele ace. ©°
July 8, 1929; ‘2 c.” July 9° pape
7485; Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
co., New York. 16332
No one who cares about me; words
and music by H. Shilkret and A.
Finston. [Words and melody only]
©1e¢ July 11, 1929; EH unp. 8783;
Harold Shilkret and Arthur Fins-
ton, New York. 16333
Nobody ever loved, as I love you;
words and music by EH. C. Hubert.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
July 24, 1929; E unp. 9180; Hd-
ward Charles Hubert, Westfield,
N. J. 16334
860
Sa. jay Oo
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929
Nobody knows but me; fox trot, words
and music by A. _ Livaudais.
{Words and melody only] ©1e..
July 25, 1829; E unp. 9206; Alys
Livaudais, New Orleans. 163835
Nonchalante; par P. QO. Ferroud, of
Haance: pl) (©, Jaty2, 1929: .1..¢.
July 25; E for. 5941; Rouart, Le-
rolle et cie., Paris. 163836
Nonchalante; par P. O. Ferroud, arr.
par S. Chapelier, of France; orch.
parties, avee pf. conducteur. 4to.
© July 2, 1929; 1c. July 25; E for.
5919; Rouart, Lerolle & cie., Paris.
16337
Norita; words and music by F.
OBryan.© 1 ¢ July 17, 1929; BH
unp. 8936; Franklin O’Bryan, Chi-
cago. 16338
Northern lights; by Cedric W. Le-
mont; pf. © July 9, 1929; 2 ec. July
11; E pub. 7648; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 16339
Nos hallaron platicando; cancion cor-
rido Mexicano, words and music by
S. R. Ramos, of Mexico, domiciled
at Chicago; two voices. [Photo-
stat] ©le July 18, 1929; E unp.
8970; Silvano R. Ramos, Chicago.
16340
Nostalgia; réverie mélancolique, par
H. Ackermans, of Belgium; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
© June 2, 1929; 1 c. June 28; E for.
5333; Choudens, Paris. 16341
Nostalgia de Granada; impressione,
di Aldo Corti, of Italy; piccola orch.
parti, con pf. econduttore. © June
a 1929 sae. July’; Ho forse a09;
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 16342
Nostalgia del deserto; tango, di Vin-
cenzo Billi, of Italy, op. 437; pf. ©
My ts., 1929°" 1 eo suly. 2 For.
5417; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 16343
Not for a world of gold; waltz, words
by M. Carrillo, music by J. R. Scal-
zo. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. July 8, 1929; E unp. 8741; Jo-
seph R. Scalzo and Marcello Car-
rilio, Auburn, N. Y. 16344
Nothin’ is sweeter than honey, honey
is sweet on me; words by Mac Lieb-
man, music by Leon Flatow and Al
Gumble; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by May Singhi Breen. © June 14,
i929; 2.c. June 15; Hi pub. 1329;
Joe Morris music co., New York.
16345
Now and then gal; words by Ray-
mond B. Egan, music by G. L. Roths-
16356
child. [Words and melody only]
©1e. July 24, 1929; E unp. 9177;
Gibson L. Rothschild, Detroit.
16346
Now I thank you; words by HE. Ritter,
music by Sylvester Long Cross; pf.
© 1c. July 12, 1929; E unp. 8828;
Hlizabeth Ritter, Arlington, Wash.
16347
Nudity; words by James Gafney, mu-
sic by C. Hscher. © July 17, 1929;
2c July 17; E pub. 7704; Chester
Escher, New York. 16348
Nuit (Une) au Louvre; fantaisie sé-
lection, sur les motifs de l’opéreitte,
par Louis Urgel, arr. par F. Salabert,
of France; orch. parties, avec pf.
econducteur et 1° violino conducteur.
4to. © June 10, 1929; 1 c. July 6;
# for. 5484; Francis Salabert, Paris.
16349
Nuit embaumée; par Mare Delmas,
of France; pf. © July 2, 1929; 1c.
July 25; E for. 5942; L. Philippo,
Paris. 16350
Nuove canzoni di primavera 1929
della Casa editrice musicale La si-
rena; [compilatore] C. O. Lardini,
of Italy, domiciled at New York.
© May 17, 1929; 1 c. June 12; A—
Foreign 3277; Italian book co., New
York. 16351
Nuovo metodo per violino con la teo-
ria del tetracordo; di Alfeo Buya,
of?) Maly. > ptenyVil fases):1°.92%.
[Italian, French and English text]
© June 7, 1929; 1 c. each July 9;
E for. 5546, 5547; A. & G. Carisch
& c., Milan. 16352, 16353
Nur eine nacht schenk’ mir, geliebte
frau; waltz song, text von Gustav
Beer, musik von Robert Stolz, of
Austria, op. 518. © May 28, 1929;
1 “e, .faly 16" © for’ 56825 -Dret
masken verlag, a. g., Berlin. 16354
O America; text by P. B. Coolidge,
musie by Granville Bantock; unison
voices or 4 pt. cho. 4to. Lander,
Wy., Coolidge pub. co. © June 29,
1929; 2 c«. June 29; E pub. 7266;
Porter B. Coolidge, Lander, Wy.
16355
O beautiful, my country; choral song,
poem by F. L. Hosmer, music by
Cyril Winn, of Great Britain. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© June 27, 1929; 1 ¢ July 8; E for.
5461; Hawkes & son (London) lItd.,
London. 16356
861
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16357
O forgive our debts; anthem, words
by Mildred Corell, music by Francis
Thomé, op. 70, arr. by Anthony
Richards; cho. of mixed voices, with
organ ace. 4to. © June 20, 1929;
2c. July 17; E pub. 7675; Harold
Flammer, inc., New York. 16357
O how plentiful is Thy goodness; har-
vest anthem, words from the Bible,
music by Arthur Berridge, of Great
Britain; mixed voices, with organ
ace. 4to. © July 1, 1929; 1¢. July
16; E for. 5812; A. Weekes & co.,
ltd., London. 16358
O paradise; Sacred song, music by
H. P. Hopkins, op. 148; mixed voices.
4to.. © July 18, 1929:.2 ¢. July 20;
E pub. 7818; Theodore Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia. 16359
O sun! in golden setting; pt.-song,
words by Samuel Ward, music by
S. Ward-Casey, of Great Britain;
mixed voices. 4to. © July 1, 1929;
1 ce. July 13; E for. 5692; Banks &
son, York, England. 16360
O Truth divine; words and music by
B. E. Murch. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 8, 1929; E unp.
8664; Bess Evangeline Murch, De-
troit. 16361
Oakco; by W. C. Edwards; pf. ©
May 17, 1929: 22e@) Jwy 15; H pub.
7781; W. C. Edwards, Baltimore.
16362
O’er birch-moon waters; words by
Leone Wolf, music by Thurlow Lieu-
rance; with violin or flute obbl.; in
A flat. © July 18, 1929; 2 ec. July
20; E pub. 7822; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 16363
Off-time ; from Connie’s hot chocolates,
lyrics by Andy Razaf, music by
Thomas Waller and Harry Brooks;
pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by M.
Kalua. © July 2, 1929; 2 ec. July
24; E pub. 7894; Mills music, inc.,
New York. 16364
Offices de la quinzaine de Paques; avec
notices et explications, chant gré-
gorien extrait de l’édition Vaticane
et des livres de Solesmes. Edition
en notation musicale moderne. ©
Mar. 18, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 26; A—For-
eign 2965; Desclée & cie., Paris.
16365
Offrande; poésie de Paul Verlaine, mu-
sique de José Martins, of Brazil.
© July 25, 1929; 1 ec. July 19; EB
for. 5772; A. Forlivesi & c., Florence,
Italy. 16366
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Oh Anne, oh doozy, dazzy, dizzy Anne;
words by J. Walton, musie by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 6, 1929; E unp. 8658;
Jesse Walton, Fossil, Or. 16367
Oh baby, you know how I feel; words
by John Wallace [pseud. of J. V.
Walsh], music by G. Rodgers.
[Chords, single staff] © 1c. July
22, 1929; E unp. 9047; John V.
Walsh and Gladys Rodgers, New
York. 16368
Oh do it and again; lyric and music
by L. C. Brey. ©1c. July 27, 1929;
EK unp. 9300; Louise C. Brey, West
Allis, Wis. 16369
Oh how I adore you; words by Marcy
Klauber, music by H. Stoddard.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «e.
July 1, 1929; E unp. 8524; Harry
Stoddard, New York. 16370
Oh, how I hate it; words and music
by Doe Walsh. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. June 27, 1929; E unp.
8609; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 16371
Oh! how that Quaker knew her oats;
words and music by Lou Klein. ©
Feb. 1, 1929; 2 c.. Julyea2Zz>, fee
80138; F. B. Haviland pub. co., New
York. 16372
Oh! how we love our college; from
College love, words and music by
Dave Silverstein and Lee Zahler. ©
July 11, 1929; 2 e@.. July, 12 25H) eee
7638; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc,
New York. 16373
Oh Katherina, you’re my sweet Kate;
words and music by lL. Smith.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
July 23, 1929; E unp. 9108; Leola
Smith, Peru, Ind. 16374
Oh love of mine; Mexican love song,
words by G. Henry, music by M.
Hamilton. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. July 16, 1929; E unp.
8913; Grace Henry and Morris
Hamilton, New York. 16375
Oh love of mine; waltz song, words by
Marion M. Shipley, music by Burrell
Van Buren; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
July 8, 1929; 2c: July 10; Bona
7517; Stuart music co., Chicago.
16376
Oh! Oh! Oh! what am_I going to do;
words and music by R. Cannaday.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
July 26, 1929; EH unp. 9251; Ralph
Cannaday, Roanoke, Va. 16377
862
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929
Oh pretty little blue bird up in the
sky; words and music by K. Norvell.
{Words and melody only] ©1e.
July 5, 1929; E unp. 86238; Katherine
Norvell, South Omaha, Neb. 163878
Oh! sunshine! words by Bert Rossini,
music by C. Escher.
4929; 2. c.. July, 17. EH. pub: 7705;
Chester Escher, New York. 16379
Oh Suzanna; arr. by Joseph W.
Clokey ; mixed voices. 4to. © July
5, 1929; 2 « July 9; E pub. 7474;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 16380
Oh what a chance he’s got; words by
Joe Amaru, music by Joe Mazzeo
ii. e J. Ni. Mazzeo: _-Words, an‘l
melody only] ©1e. July 30, 1929;
EK unp. 93879; Joseph Nicholas
Mazzeo, Revere, Mass. 16381
Oh! what a girl; lyric and music by
W. J. Schmidt. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 5, 1929; E unp.
8644; Walter John Schmidt, Linden-
harst,-L: L., N. Y. 16382
Ojo con las viudas! tango humoristico,
par José M. Lucchesi, of Brazil:
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur et
1°" violon conducteur. 4to. © July
Paolo te. July 25° Hi for. -5928 ;
Auguste Bosc, Paris. 16383
Oklahoma. land of the sunny West;
words and music by F. Marvin.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
July 29, 1929; EH unp. 9321; Frankie
Marvin, Mamaroneck, N. Y. 16384
Old (An) fashioned garden of roses;
words by M. A. Stoker, music by
Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] ©le. July 20, 1929; E un».
9027; M. Alice Stoker, West Carroll-
ton, O. 16385
Old Flop Ear; words by S. Pikey,
music by Robert Van Sickle. [Words
and melody only] © 1. July 9,
1929; E unp. 8694; Sam Pikey, Con-
. ran, Mo. 16386
Old forsaken blues; words and music
by Harry Roberts. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 16, 1929;
E unp. 8915; J. C. Johnson, New
York. 16387
Old Glory goes by; march and pageant
song, words and music by R. H.
Merriam; pf. Chatham, N. J., Joseph
T. Dunham. © July 22, 1929; 2 e.
July 22; E pub. 7831; Rutherford
Hayes Merriam, Chatham, N. J.
16388
Gyi duly, 17,
16399
Old grist mill; descriptive scene, by
Ernest Weber, sc. by Ed Chenette;
band pts., with solo cornet conductor.
4to. © July 27, 1929; 2 ¢. July 27;
E pub. 7941; Rubank, ine., Chicago.
16389
Old (The) Kitty Kate, on the Missis-
Sippi line; words by Willard
Hodgins, music by Betsy White.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
July 30, 1929; E unp. 9364; Vernon
Dalhart, New York. 16390
Old (The) oak tree, at the end of
lovers lane; lyric and music by W.
Schmidt. [Words and melody only]
©, 1c. July 5, 1929; EB unp. 8642°
Walter John Schmidt, Lindenhurst,
TA ON oY. 16391
Old (The) rocking chair; words and
music by Reed Rennat. ©1e. July
20, 1929; E unp. 9166; Agnes M.
Palmer, Ocean Park, Calif. 16392
Old shoes and leggin’s; words and
music by E. Dunford. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. June 13, 1929;
E unp. 8761; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New. York. 16393
Old soldiers never die; from Cradle
snatchers, words and music by Con
Conrad, Sidney D. Mitchell and
Archie Gottler. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 17, 1929; E unp.
8925; De Sylva, Brown and Hender-
son, ine., New York. 16394
Old Towser; words by Berwick Sayers,
music by Herbert. Oliver, of Great
Britain; in F. © July 6, 1929; 1e.
July 8; EK for. 5560; Joseph Henry
Larway, London. 16395
Old (The) wheelbarrow; by Ed.
Poldini, of Hungary, op. 118, no. 3;
pili) Oy eal y +9,;, 19296 2c. duly:
E pub. 7653; Theodore Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia. 16396
Ombre (L’); poéme de Fr. Mauriac,
musique de R. Bernard, of France.
© July 2, 1929; 1 c July 25; BH for.
5940; Durand et cie., Paris. 16397
On Apalachicola Bay; words and
music by W. H. H. Sharp. [Words
and melody only] ©1.e. July 8,
1929; E unp. 8687; William H. H.
Sharp, DeLand, Fla. 16398
On my hospital bed one evening;
words and music by J. Lantagne.
© July 2, 1929; 2c. July 5; E pub.
7463; Joseph lLantagne, Niagara,
Wis. 16399
On n’en parle pas, mais on y pense;
paroles de Léo Leliévre, fils, et De
Lima, musique de Pierre Margess, of
France. © July 2, 1929; 1 ¢. July
25; E for. 5900; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 16400
863
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16401
Dt. 11TH? Seve
On parade; by Paul Zilcher, of Ger-
many; 2 pfs., 8 hands. © July 3,
1929; 2c. July 10; E pub. 7559; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 16401
On the banks of the Condomare; words
and musie by John Thomas [pseud.
of J. T. Fagan]
2 ue./ Joly: 10H) o pubs i2ece) ohn
Thomas Fagan, Portland, Me. 16402
On the banks of the old Pocomoke:
words and music by W. H. Bonne-
ville; pf. and ukulele acc. © July
2, 1929; 2 c. July 5; E pub. 7462;
William H. Bonneville, Portsmouth,
Va. 16403
On the eross; hymn, words and music
by Virgil O. Stamps. © June 30,
19292 Jue. SUL aU. LoSe ©
V. O. Stamps, Dallas, Tex. 16404
On the prater; valse from Dorfkinder,
music by Hmmerich Kalman, orch.
by Max Irwin, of Great Britain;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor and
words. 4to. © Apr. 25, 1929; 1 «.
July 3; E for. 5462; Joseph Wein-
berger, Leipzig. 16405
On the road to Rainbow Bay; words
by Mort Dixon, music by Harry
Woods. [Words and melody only]
© 1e. July 13, 1929; E unp. 8843;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
16406
On the waves of Hudson; waltz, by J.
Biega; Ist violin. © 1c July 18,
1929; E unp. 8984; John Biega,
Perth Amboy, N. J. 16407
One caress; words and music by A. F.
Moore. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 7, 1929; E unp. 8928;
A. Florence Moore, Springfield,
Mass. 16408
One cent—honey comb; words and
musie by Lionel Belasco. [Words
and melody only] © 1. July 5,
1929; E unp. 8602; J. O. Fisher,
New York. 16409
One rose, the last of a bouquet; words
by Gwynn Andrews, music by Wil-
bur Chenoweth. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 29, 1929;
E unp. 9296; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine., New York. 16410
Oo la la la la; from Marianne, words
by Roy Turk, music by Fred BE.
Ahlert. [Words and melody only]
©l1c. July 26, 1929; E unp. 9219;
De Sylva, Brown and Henderson,
inec., New York. 16411
© June 1, 1929; |
Oo, la, la, la, la; words by Roy Turk,
musie by Fred Ahlert. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. July 30, 1929;
E unp. 9375; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., Culver City, Calif. 16412
Ooh Charlie; lyric by Charles Wen-
trop, Fred Lillich and Morty Berk,
musie by lL. Herscher; pf. and
ukulele acc. © July 25, 1929; 2 ¢.
July 25; E pub. 7926; Lou Herscher,
New York. 16413
Ooh! J’ll never be the same; fox trot,
words and music by Howard and
Donald Sinnock, of England, domi-
ciled at Brooklyn; 1st violin. ©
1 «. July 24, 1929; .E anps Siow
Donald Leslie Wilmot Sinnock,
Brooklyn. 16414
Ophelia will fool you; from Footlights
and fools, lyric by Al. Bryan, music
by Geo. W. Meyer; pf. and ukulele
ace. © July 15, 1929; 2c. July 18;
FE pub. 7854; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 16415
Orgie indienne; par M. Delmas-Popy,
of France; orch. parties, avec pf.
conducteur et 1° violino conducteur.
4to. © June 10, 1929; 1 ¢. July 8; EB
for. 5530; E. Gaudet, Paris. 16416
Orientale; by César Cui, arr. by
Ludvik Schwab; string quartet pts.
© May 8, 1929; 2 c. June 27; E pub.
7384; Carl Fischer, inec., New York.
16417
Other days; words and music by H.
Levine. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 11, 1929; E unp. 8782;
Hyman Levine, New York. 16418
“Others; hymn, words anon., music by
N. Carlson. © May 4, 1929; 2 ¢.
July 11; E pub. 7585; Nathaniel
Carlson, Miami, Fla. 16419
Otra mas mujer que tu; cancion
Mexicana, words and music by S. R.
Ramos, of Mexico, domiciled at
Chicago; two voices. [Photostat]
© 1c. July 18, 1929; E unp. 8969;
Silvano R. Ramos, Chicago. 16420
Our castle of dreams; words by Mar-
garet Peterson, music by C. Escher.
© July 17, 1929; 2 ¢, Julyeeiyee
pub. 7706; Chester Escher, New
York. 16421
Our city by the sea; Atlantic City
booster song, words and music by
G. W. Krocker. © May 6, 1929;
2c. July 15; E pub. 7783; George
W. Krocker, Atlantic City. 16422
864 vm
Liaigc omy eat
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929
Our future home; words and music
by E. D. Schwalm. © 1c. July 24,
1929; E unp. 9181; Ephraim Daniel
Schwalm, Chicago. 16423
Our goodbye will not mean adieu!
words and music by W. B. Edding-
ton. © 1c. July 17, 1929; E unp.
8945; William Banning Eddington,
New York. 16424
Our little American cousins; 6 charac-
teristic pieces for pf., with words, by
Lalla Ryeckoff. 1. Indian Rover Joe.
[5 others.] © July 9, 1929; 2c. July
11; E pub. 7641; Theodore Presser
eo., Philadelphia. 16425
Our love is growing stronger near the
sunset side of life; words and music
by E. W. Shockley. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 27, 1929;
E unp. 9266; Emory W. Shockley,
Salisbury, Md. 16426
Our own flag; words-and music by A.
F. Lichtenberg. 4to. © July 1,
1929: 2 ce. July 5; E pub. 7342; Ada
Fredericks Lichtenberg, San Fran-
cisco. 16427
Out in the golden West; words and
musie by M. Avery. ©1c. July 15,
1929; E unp. 8890; Minnie Avery,
Sacramento, Calif. 16428
Out in the pale moonlight; words by
M. K. Grohe, music by L. Florin
Brown. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 11, 1929; EB unp. 8763;
Margaret King Grohe, San Fran-
cisco. 16429
Out of the blue; words and music by
Maury Madison [pseud. of W. R.
Smith] [Photostat] © 1e July
1, 1929; E unp. 8504; W. Renwick
Smith, Hollywood. 16430
Ouverture appassionata; par Zerco, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur. © July 2, 1929; 1 ¢. July
25; E for. 5938; FEF. D. Marchetti,
Paris. 16431
Over the donkey trail; by Theodora
Dutton; pf. © July 3, 1929; 2.
July 10; E pub. 7567; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 16432
Over the purple sage; by Hugo Felix,
orch. by George Torke; orch. pts.
© July 5, 1929; 2 ec. July 10; E pub.
7963; Crawford music corp., New
York. 16483
Over the wall of my garden; words
by William Bruno, music by Ernest
Charles and Joseph Meyer. © July
17, 1929; 2 ec. July 19; E pub. 7807;
Harms, ine., New York. 16434
16445
Paganini (Niccolo) Capriccio XV;
libera traserizione di Vincenzo Au-
gusto Manno, of Italy; violino e pf.
©OiJuly) 10, 1929 1. eaduly 125.8
for. 5680; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
16435
Paint your home with sunbeams, and
light every room with a _ smile;
words by Harry Pease and Charles
O’Flynn, music by Ed. G. Nelson.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
July 11, 1929; E unp. 8861; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 16436
Painting the clouds with sunshine;
from The gold diggers of Broadway,
by Joe Burke, arr. by Geo. J. Trin-
kaus; vocal orch. pts.; in G. 4fo.
© July 1, 1929;-2 ce. July 5; E pub.
7494; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 16437
Pal of my sweetheart days; words
and music by Benny Davis and J.
Fred Coots. ©1e. July 26, 1929;
E unp. 9233; Davis, Coots & Engel,
inc., New York. 164388
Paola-ezardas; par Zereo, of France;
orch. symphonique parties, avec pf.
conducteur. © June 2, 1929; 1 «.
June’ 28; -E ‘for. da54.;) K.~ Moulin;
Cannes, France. 16439
Paolo e Virginia; poema musicale per
orch. di Italo Montemezzi, of Italy.
Partitura. 12mo. © July 10, 1929;
1c. July 12; EH for. 5625; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 16440
Pappy’s buried on the hill; words by
Arthur Fields, music by F. Hall.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
July 30, 1929; E unp. 93859; Fred
Hall, New York. 16441
Parade; no. 1 de Musiques foraines,
par Florent Schmitt, op. 22, arr. par
F. Salabert, of France; orch. par-
ties, avee pf. conducteur et 1° vio-
lini conducteur. © June 10, 1929;
LC, aly 7-808) for. - 5506; rane
Salabert, Paris. 16442
Parade of the gendarmes; marche
francaise, by M. L. Lake; full band
pts., with solo B flat cornet or trum-
pet conductor. 4to. © Apr. 25,
1929; 2 ec. June 27; E pub. 7367;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 16448
Parade of the teenie weenies; by Max
Darewski, of Great Britain; pf. ©
July 24, 1929; 2 c. July 23; E pub.
7887; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
16444
Paramount piano accordeon method;
by Wm. J. Smith. © July 1, 1929;
1 c. July. 6,1 ¢. July. 18 *saff.,. July
6; A 20726; William J. Smith music.
co., inc., New York. 16445
865
16446
Pardon (The) me gal; words by E.
Shaw, music by Harry Verona.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
July 9, 1929; E unp. 8703; Hileen
Shaw, Macksville, Kan. 16446
Paris; 6/8 one-step chanté, de l’opér-
ette Flossie, lyrics de Ch. L. Pothier,
musique de Joseph Szulc, of France;
pf. ace., avec ukulele arr. de Francis
Salabert. © June 10, 1929; 1 «
July 8; EH for. 5653; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 16447
Paris ; 6/8 one-step, de ’opérette Flos-
Sie, par Joseph Szule, arr. par F.
Salabert, of France; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur et 1° violino con-
ducteur. 4to. © July 2, 1929; 1c.
July 25; E for. 5851; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 16448
Par's bound; ballet, by Arthur Alex-
ander; 2 pfs. ©1c. June 11, 1929;
EH unp. 8040; Pathe studios, inc., Cul-
ver City, Calif. 16449
Parole (The) dream song; words by
I. Hudson, music by Anna Jeter Cull-
pepper. ©1c. July 5, 1929; E unp.
8636 ; Ike Hudson, St. Louis. 16450
Part of my heart b’longs to you;
words and music by HE. Buckley, of
Canada. [Words and melody only]
©1e. July 28, 1929; E unp. 9097;
Emmett Buckley, Harcourt, N. B.,
Canada. 16451
Passepied; by Lucina Jewell; violin,
violoncello and pf. © July 16, 1929;
2¢. July 25; H pub. 7978; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York. 16452
Pat that bread; words and music by
T. Dorsey. [Words and melody
only] ©1e July 1, 1929; E unp.
8498; Thomas Dorsey, Chicago.
16453
Pater noster (Our Father) ; 4 pt. cho.,
Hnglish adaptation by E. Harold
Geer, music by Dimitry Stepanovitch
Bortniansky, arr. by HE. H. Geer;
women’s voices, a capella. 4to. ©
July 16, 1929; 2 « July 25; EH pub.
7908; E. C. Schirmer music co., Bos-
ton. 16454
Pauline; southern waltz song, words
and music by Jack Curry; 1st and
2d trumpets and pf. acc., with uku-
lele arr. by Wash Edwards. © June
21,°1929; 2°¢. July 26° EH pubs wean;
Curry-Fell & co., Columbus, Ga.
16455
Pavana (La); danza antica, di Ht-
tore Montanaro, of Italy, op. 131;
orchestrina, con pf. conduttore e vio-
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
lino conduttore. 4to. © July 10,
1929; 1c July 12; BH for S6is eG:
Ricordi & co., Milan. 16456
Pavana dogale; di Mario Mariotti, of
Italy, con interpretazione letteraria
di Alberto Colantuoni; piccola orch.
pts., con pf. conduttore. © June 16,
1929; 1 ce. July 9; E for. 5549; A. &
G. Carisch & c., Milan. 16457
Pavane; by Lucina Jewell; violin, vi-
oloncello and pf. © July 16, 1929;
2e. July 25; E pub. 7975; G. Schir-
mer, ine., New York. 16458
Peasant song; peasant love song, from
Married in Hollywood, words by
Harlan Thompson, music by Dave
Stamper. © 1c. July 19, 1929; B
unp. 9008; Fox film corp., New York.
16459
Pehea hoi au? by Chas. Hi. King; male
voices, without acc. Honolulu, T. H.,
Chas. E. King. © July 3, 1929; 2
e. July 8; E pub. 7440; Frances H.
King, Honolulu. 16460
Pendant la féte; introduction et alle-
gro, par Armand Bournonville, of
France; cornet 4 pistons en si bémol
et pf. © June 2, 1929; 1 c. June 28;
EH for. 53866; Lucien de Lacour,
Paris. 16461
Pennsylvania, my home, I love you;
words and music by M. M. Fedock.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
July 5, 1929; E unp. 8621; Mary M.
Fedock, Bridgeport, Conn. 16462
Pep (The) squad parade; march, by
E. B. Hall, arr. by Harry L. Alford ;
band pts., with words. 4to. © July
9, 1929; 2 c. July 13; E pub. 7691;
Ellis B. Hall, Amarillo, Tex.
16463
Perdon! .. tango, par José Sentis, of
Spain; pf. and words, with ukulele
arr. by F. Salabert. © July 2, 1929;
1 ec. July 25; E for. 5897; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 16464
Perhaps; words by Andy Razaf, music
by Paul Denniker. © July 1, 1929;
2c. July 1; E pub. 7304; Triangle
music pub. co., inc., New York.
16465
Petite etude; by Ada Weigel Powers;
pf. © Apr. 20, 1929; 2 «. Apr. 22;
E pub. 7679; Edward Schuberth &
co., ine, New York. 16466
Petite suite russienne; sur des thémes
populaires, par Jacques Pillois, orch.
par Fernand Heuteur, of France;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur.
4to. 1. Au fil de V’eau. [3 others.]
866
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929
© June 2, 1929; 1 ce. June 28; E for.
5359 ; Durand et cie., Paris. 16467
Petites (Les’) femmes de Montparn-
asse; one-step chanté, paroles de
Mare Hély, musique de Angelo Cala-
brése, of France; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by F. Salabert. © July 2,
goeo, 1 ¢. July 25; FE tor. 53896;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 16468
Phantasien im Bremer ratskeller;
zyklus nach Wilhelm Hauff, arr. von
Walter Niemann, of Germany, op.
113; pf. solo. nos. 1-9. © Nov. 1,
1928 ; 1 ce. July 13, 1929; Bi for. 5566;
C. F. Peters, Leipzig. 16469
Phantasmania; by Homer Simmons; 2
pfs., 4 hands. © July 3, 1929; 2c
July 10; E pub. 7551; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 16470
Phantom ship; by Antoine J. Himsle,
op. 13, no. 2; pf. © July 30, 1929;
> @. July 25; 6 pub...8002; Paul, A.
Schmitt music co., Minneapolis.
16471
Phlox, a nationa! flower; words and
music by M. A. Krasovie. © 1 «.
aly es, fo20; fH ‘unp. S557 + Martin
A. Krasovic, Steelton, Pa. 16472
Phyllis and the shrine; my old Ken-
tucky home, words and music by
So i Craw..” (C) June 22,1929" 2).
June 29; E pub. 7623; Mayes ptz.
co., inc., Louisville, Ky. 16473
Piccola baruffa; scherzo, Gi Ettore
Montanaro, of Italy, op. 185; orches-
trina, con pf. conduttore e violino
conduttore. 4to. © July 10, 1929;
ae, ryote ee LOL. HOLD Ge. MLCOr:
& co., Milan. 16474
Pickwick; ouverture, par Zerco, of
France; orech. parties, avee pf. con-
ducteur. © July 2, 1929; 1e¢. July
aes HB for, 5930; WW. D.° Marchetti,
Paris. 16475
Pilly pom pom plee; from Footlights
and fools, lyric by Al. Bryan, music
by Geo. W. Meyer; pf. and ukulele
ace. © July 15, 1929; 2c. July 18;
E pub. 7855; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 16476
Pilot (The) gig; barearolle and
mariners’ song, by R. Deane Shure,
op. 191, b.; organ. (in The en-
chanted isle) © July 29, 1929; 2 ¢.
July 31; E pub. 8023; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 16477
Pinafore; from the opera by A. S. Sul.
livan, fox-trot arr. by Raymond
Matthews; orch. pts. 4to. © July
16488
10, 1929; 2 ec July 8; EH pub. 7423;
Alfred & co., New York. 16478
Pirate (A) bold; 8 pt. cho., words by
C. F. D., music by Emil Fisher, arr.
by D. Wilson; sop., alto and bar.
4to: © July 11, 1929; 2 e. July 11:
E pub. 7540; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 16479
Pirate’s song; fifteen men on a dead
man’s chest, 4 pt. cho., words by
Robert Louis Stevenson, extra verse
by Katharine Bainbridge, music by
Freeman High; men’s voices. 4to.
© June 3, 1929: 2c. July tee
pub. 7528; Harold Flammer, inc.,
New York. 16480
Pizzicato misterioso; film musique, par
Huguet, of Spain, et Verdun, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et violino 1 conducteur. 4to.
©. July. 2, 1929; 1 ¢. July 25; EH for:
5866; Francis Salabert, Paris.
16481
Place (A) to call home; words by
Ruch. tine mes te by. Phi:
Schwartz; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by May Singhi Breen. © July 16,
1929 2G. ny oe Dube WOUS.
Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
16482
Plauderei; von Ernst Fischer, of Ger-
many; orch. pts., with ist violin
conductor. © Apr. 1, 1929; 1¢. June
28; E for. 5452; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Madgeburg, Germany. 16483
Pleasant agonies; by Yola Faldi; pf.
©1ce. July 12, 1929; BE unp. 8834;
Emilia Rossi, San Francisco. 16484
Plumet (Le) du colonel; opéra-bouffe
en 1 acte, paroles et musique de Henri
Sauguet, of France; réduction pour
chant et pf. 4to. © Mar. 20, 1929;
1c. June 10; D pub. 27534; Rouart,
Lerolle et cie., Paris. 16485
Poor Chin Chinaman; by Juan Mas-
ters; pf. © July 11, 1929: 2¢ July
13; E pub. 7610; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago. 16486
Poor little me, oh my; words and
musie by A. Yates, of Great Britain.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
July 1, 1929; E unp. 8494; Anna
Yates, Thessalon, Ont. 16487
Popolo giocondo; filmmusik, von
Giuseppe Becce, of Italy, arr. von
St. Stefanoff; grosses orch. pts. ©)
Feb. 15, 19293, 1.e Marita; §. for.
5593; Schlesinger’sche buch- wu. mu-
sikhandlung, Berlin-Lichterfelde.
16488
867
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16489
Por tu culpa; tango sentimental, par
Manuel Joves, arr. par F. Salabert,
of France; pf. conducteur, 1° violino
conducteur et paroles. 4to. © July
2, 1929 "1 er tuly 2937 tor, aee4;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 16489
Porter (Ambrose P.) Two character-
istic pieces; by A. P. Porter, of
Great Britain; pf. 1. 'Two’s com-
pany, three’s none. [1 other] ©
May 30, 19295-10 ce Jimve2ce roc.
5390; Bosworth & co., Itd., London.
16490
Postuchujeie zydkowie; Polish comic,
words and music by W. Najder, arr.
by H. O. Sontag and Joseph
“Zawodny. ©1e. July 24, 1929; E
unp. 9182; Walter Najder, Mil-
waukee. 16491
Pounding the oak; words by John Wal-
lace [pseud. of J. V. Walsh], music
by G. Rodgers. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. July 22, 1929; E unp.
9041; John V. Walsh and Gladys
Rodgers, New York. 16492
Pourquoi Von vous adore; one-step
chanté, paroles de Ch. L. Pothier,
musique de Georges Stalin, of
France; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by F. Salabert. © July 2, 1929; 1c.
July 25; HE for. 5898; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 16493
Pourquoi l’on yous adore; one-step,
par Georges Stalin, of France; orch.
parties avec pf. conducteur, 1L°
violino conducteur et paroles. 4to.
© July 2, 1929; 1c. July 25; E for.
5883; Francis Salabert, Paris.
1649-4
Praise God from whom all blessings
flow; words by Thomas Ken, music
by Claude Goudimel, ed. by C. F.
Pfatteicher; mixed voices. Copy-
right is based upon new matter of
Carl I. Pfatteicher namely, his in-
terpretation represented in_ the
legible notation thereof contained in
the copies filed. 4to. © Apr. 8,
1929: 2. @ Sunea273 (Epub 47138:;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 16495
Prayer: by Heniot Levy; pf. © July
§, 1929; 2c. July 11; EH pub: 7650;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
16496
Prayer (A); words anon., music by H.
T. Cunningham; pf. © 1c. July 1,
1929; E unp. 8520; Hdith Treanor
Cunningham, Richmond, Calif.
16497
Prayer (The) of the penitent; words
by George A. Brown, Londonderry
air arr. by William M. Felton;
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
mixed voices. 4to. © July 18,
1929; 2 c July 20; E pub. 7819;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
16498
Prelude and Postlude; by William
Robson, of Great Britain; organ.
© July 2, 1929. J ce. July 3° tom
5419; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London.
16499
Prélude pour un drame; par Edouard
Flament, of France, op. 85; orch.
parties, avee pf. conducteur. 4to.
© Mar. 20, 1929; 1 c. June 10° E for.
5469; R. Calas, Caux, Heérault,
France. 16500
Preludio lirico; di Goffredo Petrassi,
of Italy; orch. parti, con pf. con-
duttore. 4to. © Dee. 17, 1928; 1 ¢
July 22,1929" for, Si31) Sragse
musicale Romano, Rome. 16501
Pretty girl; lyrics by Edward Neuman,
music by F. W. Cohn and Charles
Bourne. [Words and melody only]
©1e. July 13, 1929; E unp. 8850;
Fred Woodruff Cohn, Richmond
eT ING NS 16502
Pretty (The) milkmaid; by J. Owen
Long; pf. © July 17, 1929; 2 ¢.
July 19; E pub. 7796; A. W. Perry’s
sons, Sedalia, Mo. 16503
Prime (Le) gioie della giovane banda,
1° album; formule accordali delle
14 tonalitid maggiori e minori pit
usualii alla banda, di Alessandro
Cardoni, of Italy. Partitura, ©
July 16; 1929; 1c. July 07 ;)miior,
5779; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 16504
Prime (Le) gioie della giovane banda,
1° album; prima marcia funebre,
nello stile poliarmonico, di Alessan-
dro Cardoni, of Italy. Partitura. ©
July 16 1929; 1 -¢ July) LO witior,
5783; G. Ricordi & co. Milan. 16505
Prime (Le) gioie della giovane banda,
1° album; prima marcia senza ac-
compagnamenti a contrattempo @
senza controcanti di Alessandro Car-
doni, of Italy. Partitura. © July
16, 1929; 1 c. July 17; B for. 5781;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 16506
Prime (Le) gioie della giovane banda,
1° album; primo valzer, di Alessan-
dro Cardoni, of Italy. Partitura.
© July 16, 19295"1 eo July tee
for. 5782; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
16507
Prime (Le) gioie della giovane banda,
1° album; seconda marcia, con con-
trocanto e facili accompagnamenti a
contrattempo, di Alessandro Car-
868
—— a a
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929
doni, of Italy. Partitura. © July
16, 1929; 1 ec. July 17; EB for. 5784;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 16508
Prime (Le) gioie della giovane banda,
1° album; tango, di Alessandro Car-
doni, of Italy. Partitura. © July
16, 1929; 1 «. July 17; E for. 5785;
G. R:cordi & co., Milan¢ 16509
Prime (Le) gioie della giovane banda,
1° album; 2-8, corale studio, nota
contro nota, di Alessandro Cardoni,
of Italy. .Partitura. .© ‘July > 16,
1927951 c..Jubyoi Ts EY for. 5786s.G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 16510
Primorsko kolo; words [1 couplet
only] and music by R. Cernkovich ;
tamburitza orch. pts. 4to. © May
24-1929 '-) 2, .c: July; 4: pub,)4291 ;
Rudolph Cernkovich, Chicago.
16511
Printemps; poésie de Charles d’Or-
léans, musique de Henry-Vasseur, of
France; sop. © June 10, 1929; 1c.
July 8; E for. 5524; Rouart, Le-
rolle et cie., Paris. 16512
Prinzessin Husch; operette in drei
akten von August Neidhart, musik
yon Léon Jessel, of Germany; kla-
vier-auszug mit singstimmen,
Apr. 28, 1926; 2 c. Apr. 19, 1929;
pub. 27547 ; Rondo-verlag, g g.m. b: a
Berlin. 16513
Processione notturna del Venerdi
Santo; per orch. di Camillo De Nar-
dis, trascrizione per banda di Raf-
faele Caravaglios, of Italy. Parti-
tura. © July 10, 1929: 1c. July 12;
E for. 5631; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
16514
Progressive (The) music series; for
basal use in primary, intermediate
and grammar grades, by Horatio
Parker, Osbourne McConathy [and
others], compiled by Norberto Romu-
aldez and Charles E. Griffith, jr. bk.
2. Philippine ed. © July 13. 1929;
2c. and aff. July 25; A 11361; Sil-
ver, Burdett & co., Newark. 16515
Prohibition by the rabbi; oder, Was
tut men on branfen, words and mu-
sic by M. A. Weitzman, arr. by Mort-
imer H. Glickman. Chicago, IIl.,
Zemar pub. co.
BY IAIN’ sa TPs NDE INTE)
(.JPDINII JOS JDO Vaniy
© July 1, 1929; 2 ¢ July 8; E pub.
7432 ; Morris A. Weitzman, Chicago.
16516
16526
Promenade du soir;
Learsi, arr. par Ad. Gauwin, of
France; orch. parties avee violon
solo, pf. conducteur et 1° violini con-
ducteur. 4to. © July 2, 1929; 1e.
July 25; HE for. 5884; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 16517
Promenade sous bois; intermezzo, par
H. Mouton, of Belgium; orch. par-
ties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to. .©
June 2, 1929; 1 c. June 29; E for.
5842; Georges Krier, Paris. 16518
Promenades aux Andelys; par G.
Sporek, of France; pf. 1. Au Mou-
lin Gardon. [5 others] © June 2,
£29 ad sic Tune.(28' °K for. docu:
Georges Sporck, Paris. 16519
Prosperity ; words by W. H. Bowman,
music by G. EH. Klinger. © 1 e¢.
July 10, 1929; E unp. 8865; Guerney
Edward Klinger and Wm. Henry
Bowman, Shamokin, Pa. 16520
Psalm (A) of thanksgiving; psalm
XXI, words by C. A. Alington, music
by W. Davies, of Great Britain;
boy’s voice. London, Novello & co.,
itd: S4tonu©@! duly «26,1929 =. teres
July 203-08), for. 5824; Walford
Davies, Windsor Castle, England.
16521
Public school loose leaf method; for
individual and ensemble study of
orch. and band instruments, brass
choir by John A. O’Shea and Fortu-
nato Sordillo, string, wood-wind and
reed choirs by Carl E. Gardner; with
pf. acc. as conductor’s and teacher’s
guide. Series 1 & 2. © Apr. 30,
May 1, 1929; 2 c each June 27; HB
pub. 7886, 7387; Carl Fischer, ine.,
New York. 16522, 16523
Puceini (Giacomo) La rondine (Die
schwalbe) ; lyrische komédie in 3
akten, von A. M. Willner, Heinz
Reichert u. Giuseppe Adami,. rtickti-
bertragung aus dem _ Italienischen
von R. St. Hoffmann, of Austria,
musik von G. Puccini; klavierauszug
von Carlo Carignani. © Feb. 21,
1929: 1 ¢e May: 3; D. pub.) 27522.
Hibenschtitz & Berté, Vienna. 16524
—— Turandot; selection from the
opera, arr. by Richard J. F. Howsgill,
of Great Britain; military band.
Se. and pts. © July 1, 1929; 1 «.
July 2; E for. 5418; G. Ricordi &
romance, par M.
co., Milan. ‘ict
Pulaski; march, by J. Biega} 1st
violin. Ov choduly ise 929° Sn
unp. 8985; John Biegau, Perth Amboy,
N. J. 16526
869
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16527
Pussy danse; par Marc Delmas, arr.
par S. Chapelier, of France; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
© Mar. 20, 1929; 1 c. June 10; E
for. 5477; L. Philippo, Paris. 16527
Pythonisse (La); no. 5 de Musiques
foraines, par Florent Schmitt, op.
22, arr. par F. Salabert, of France;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur et
1° violini conducteur. © June 10,
1929; 1 e. July 8; E for. 5509;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 16528
Queen of my castle of dreams; words
by M. R. Warren, music by T. G.
Sleime. © 1c. July 27, 1929; E
unp. 9308; Myron R. Warren and
Thomas G. Sleime, Wheeling, W.
Va. 16529
Queen of my heart Caroline; words
and music by HE. H. Smillie, of
Great Britain, domiciled at Los
Angeles. © 1c. July 22, 1929; EB
unp. 9078; Elizabeth Hall Smillie,
Los Angeles. 16530
Quiétude; par Gabriel-Marie, arr. par
Hans Ourdine, of France; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur et 1°
violini conducteur. © July 2, 1929;
1c. July 25; E for. 5892; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 16531
Radiant (The) sun; music by A.
Sullivan, arr. by C. H. H. Booth;
tale voices. 4to. © June 27, 1929;
2 c. June 29; E pub. 7289; Robin
Ellis, Ridgefield Park, N. J. 16532
Radio angels of the air; or, Radio
angels without wings, words and
music by P. Potter, harmonized and
arr. by Carl Minor. ©1c. July 8,
1929; E unp. 8689; Pauline Potter,
New York. 16533
Radio Tommy; words and music by
Adele Braham. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 20, 1929; E unp.
9035; Ire Loew, Roxbury, Mass.
16534
Raff (Joseph Joachim) 'Tambourin ;
par Raff, arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch. parties, avee pf. con-
ducteur et 1° violino conducteur. 4to.
© June 10, 1929; 1 ce. July 8; E for.
5499; Francis Salabert, Paris.
165385
Raggedy romp; fox-trot, from Har-
moyvy heaven, words and music by
Edward Pola and Eddie Brandt,
both of Great Britain; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by Alf. Ralston. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © July
1, 1929; 1 ¢. July 12; for) boat:
Campbell, Connelly & co., 1td., Lon-
don. 16536
Raggi de stelle; waltz, by L. Morelli;
ist violin or mand. New York, A.
Mongillo. 4to. © July 7, 1929; 2c.
July 19;° E pub. 7752; Lorenzo
Morelli, Rye, N. Y. 16537
Rain (The); poem by BHmile Ver-
haeren, English version by Alma
Stradell, music by Frederic Hart;
med. © July 3, 1929; 2 ¢. July 10;
E pub. 7575; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 16538
Raisin’ the roof; from Ziegfeld mid-
night frolic, lyric by Dorothy Fields,
music by Jimmie McHugh. © June
138, 1929; 2c. July 1; E pub. 7301;
Mills music, inec., New York. 16539
Rakoczy; by Marc. Velt, of Nether-
lands; orch. pts. 4to. © July 10,
1929; 1 e. July 8; E for. 5405; Meyer
de Wolfe, London. 16540
Rapsodia romanesca; su temi popolari
romani, di Ezio Carabella, of Italy;
riduzione per orchestrina parti, con
pf. conduttore e violino conduttore.
4to. © July 1, 1929; 1 c. July 2;
HE for. 5416; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
: 16541
Re (Il); in tre quadri, paroles di
Giovacchino Forzano, musica di
Umberto Giordano, of Italy; grande
partitura d’orch. © 1 ¢ Apr. 20,
1929; D unp. 27540; Casa musicale
Sonzogno, s. a., Milan. 16542
Rebellion (The); by Dana _ Suesse,
orch, by A. E. Cafarella; orch. pts.
© July. 17,,..1929:3) 200) Jalsa
pub. 7773; Atlas music corp., New
York. 16543
Recuerda mujer; cancion Mexicana,
words and music by S. R. Ramos, of
Mexico, domiciled at Chicago; two
voices. [Photostat] © 1 ¢« July
18, 1929; E unp. 8971; Silvano R.
Ramos, Chicago. 16544
Red (The) coat blues; words and
musie by L. B. Hays, arr. by Denny
Dennis. © July 9, 1929; 2 ¢. July
13; E pub. 7694; Loy B. Hays,
Chicago. 16545.
Red Godwin’s wooing; dramatic ,
ballad, text by Flora Louise Hunn,
music by William FE. MHaesche;
women’s voices. 4to. © June 138,
1929; 2. ¢e. July 3; D pub. 27533;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 16546.
870
pt. 111, n. s:, v.24
a
a
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929
Red (The) rose; valse lente, words
by Edna Mason, music by A. de
Faria, of Portugal, domiciled at
Washington. © 1c. July 11, 1929;
E unp. 8790; Accacio de Faria,
Washington. 16547
Red suspenders right from dear old
Hollywood; words and music by A.
H. Carlton; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
June 25, 1929; 2 c. June 29; E pub.
7271; Agnes Herr Carlton, Ethan,
Sa.D. 16548
Redemption’s triumph song; anthem,
words by G. Thring, music by R. M.
Stults; cho. of mixed voices, with
organ ace. 4to. © July 3, 1929; 2c.
July 17; E pub. 7673; Harold Flam-
mer, ine., New York. 16549
Redhead; words and music by Buster
Shaver. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 12, 1929; E unp. 8829;
Primrose Semon, New York. 16550
Reine (La) tragique; ouverture dra-
matique, par H. Staz, transcrite par
F. Popy, of France; harmonie ou
fanfare. 4to. © June 10, 1929;
le. July 6; E for. 5534; E. Gaudet,
Par.s. 16551
Reitia (I. saw thee) ; Palestinian love
song, Words and music by Jacob
Weinberg, of Great Britain, domi-
ciled at New York, op. 24; med.
voice. © Apr. 24, 1929; 2 c June
27; E pub. 7374; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 16552
Rejoice greatly; anthem for’ Advent,
words from the Bible, music by H.
H. Woodward, ed. by N. C. Page;
mixed voices, with organ acc. Copy-
right is based upon new matter of
N. Clifford Page namely, his inter-
pretation represented in the legible
notation thereof contained in the
copies filed. 4to. © Apr. 17, 1929;
2c. June 27; E pub. 7740; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 165538
Rejoicing the New Year; words and
music by S. A. Dugan. ©1e. July
17, 1929; E unp. 8955; Samuel A.
Dugan, Houston. 16554
Remembered; words by Leone Wolf,
music by Thurlow Lieurance; with
violin obbl.; in E flat. © July 12,
192952 ec. Sully 13; pub. 7642;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
16555
Reminiscence; by Albert W. Noll; pf.
© July 23, 1929; 2c. July 23: B
pub. 7903; Wilfred Lynde, West
- Roxbury, Mass. 16556
67717—29——-6 .
16569:
Reminiscence; by Muriel Pollock; pf.
© July 5, 1929; 2c July 9; BE pub.
7492; Harms, ine., New York. 16557
Requiem; musique par Fernand Le
Borne, of Belgium, op. 80, 4to. 1.
Cheeur voix d’hommes.—2. Chceur
voix de femmes. © Dec. 31, 1927;
1 c. each Jan. 28, 1928; E for. 5951,
5952; Editions musicales Evette,
Paris. 16558, 16559
Respighi (Ottorino) Toccata; per pf. —
e orch., di O. Respighi, of Italy. Par-
titura. 12mo, © July 10, 1929;
1c. July 12; E for. 5624; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 16560:
Responses ; from the works of old mas-
ters, English adaptations, arr. and
ed. by E. Harold Geer; women’s
voices, a capella. 1. Gloria Patri.
[3 others] 4to.. © July 16, 1929;
2c. July 25; E pub. 7909: E. C.
Schirmer musie co., Boston. 16561
Réverie hindoue; par V. Staub, of
France; pf. © May 25, 1929: 1¢e.
June 28; H for. 5382; L. Philippo,
Paris. 16562
Réverie hindoue; par V. Staub et Hans
Ourdine, both of France; orch. par-
ties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Mar. 20, 1929; 1 c. June 10; E for.
5475; L. Philippo, Paris. 16563
Rheinlieder; text von verschiedenen
autoren, bearb. von Waliher Hirsch-
berg, of Germany. heft 1,2. (Cover
title :—Lieder vom Rhein.) © Apr.
25, 1929; 1 ¢. each June 28; E for.
5096, 5597; Ullstein, a. g., Berlin.
16564, 16565.
Rhythmic design; choreography by
Portia Mansfield and Charlotte
Perry, music by Louis Horst. ©
July 16, 1929; 2c. July 18; aff. July
27; AA 20935; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 16566
Rhythmic sketches; for kindergarten
and primary grades, by R. C. Ves-
per; rhythm band. Sc. y. 2. Los
Angeles, Neville-Marple music co.
obl. 24mo. © June 25, 1929; 2 «¢,
July 1; E pub. 7284; Ruth Caw-
thorne Vesper, Los Angeles. 16567
Riding herd at night; words by V. D.
Whitesell, music by Richard
Broughton. ©1e. July 8, 1929: BH
unp. 8679; Virgil D. Whitesell, Elk-
hart, Ind. 16568
Riding (A) song; by Frederika Wad-
ley; pf. with words. © July 20,
1929; 2 @ July’ 265° pub’ 7956;
Harold Flammer, inc., New York.
16569
871
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16570
Rigaudon; par Mare Delmas, of
France; pf.. © July 20, 1929; 1 e.
July 2; E for. 5828; Aug. Cranz,
G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 16570
Right (The) kind of man; from
Frozen just'ce, words by L. Wolfe
‘Gilbert, music by Abel Baer. [Words
and melody only] © 1. July 15,
1929; E unp. 8857; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc., New York.
16571
Right (The) man; from Broadway
nights, words by Moe Jaffe, music
by Sammy Timberg and Maury Ru-
bens; pf. and ukulele acc. New
York, Shubert music pub. corp. ©
July .d, 1929; 2c. Sulyso; BE: pub.
7481; Shubert theatre corp., New
York. 16572
Rio Ozama; tango, par Gazon-Pesenti-
Burli et Quiroga, arr. par F. Salabert,
of France; orch. parties, avec pf.
conducteur, 1° violini conducteur et
paroles. 4to. © July 2, 1929; 1c.
July 25; E for. 5853; Franes Sala-
bert, Paris. 16573
Riverview park; words by N. E. How-
ery, music by B. M. Hale. © 1.
July 18, 1929; E unp. 8972; Netty
EK. Howery, Des Moines. 16574
Road (The) to home; pt. song, by
Lily Strickland, arr. by Ross Hil-
ton; mixed voices. 4to. © June 27,
1929; 2 e. July 3; E pub. 7448;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 16575
Roaming; words and music by J. B.
Grinoch, of Poland, domiciled at
New York. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. June 29, 1929; EH unp.
8497; Jacob Grinoch, New York.
16576
Robinette; words by W. S. Truesdell,
music by Samuel H. Speck. [Words
and melody only] ©1l1e. July 26,
1929; HH unp. 9239; William S.
Truesdell, North Tonawanda, N. Y.
16577
Robin’s (The) proposal; words by HE.
Sucduth, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
July 6, 1929; E unp. 8657; Elmy
Sudduth, Babylon, N. Y. 16578
Rockin’ down to slumber town; words
and music by L. L. Shepherd. ©
1c. July 18, 1929; E unp. 8980; Le-
lia Lorene Shepherd, Endicott, Neb.
16579
Rodeo; words and music by E. M.
Johnson and D. Heer. © July 15,
87
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
1929; 2 ¢. July 20; E pub. 7789; Hn-
drea Marka Johnson and Dorothy
Heer, Salinas, Calif. 16580
Roll along Kentucky moon; lyrics by
Fred K. Steele and John Heagney,
music by Billy Heagney. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. July 17,
1929; E unp. 8934; Leo Feist, inc,
New York. 16581
Romance de la infantina de Francia
(Romance de la jeune infante de
France) ; letra y musica de Joaquin
Rodrigo, of Spain, version francais
‘de Henri Collet. © June 2, 1929;
1 c. June 28; E for. 5346; Rouart
Lerolle et cie, Paris. 16582
Rondo in B minor; by C. P. Bach, arr.
by J. Stuart Archer, of Great Brit-
ain; violin and pf. © July 19,
1929; 1 ce. July 13; E for. 5699; W.
Paxton & co., lItd., London. 165838
Roosevelt high! words and music by
Ruth Schuette. 4to. © June 28,
1929; 2 ec. July 5; E pub. 7526;
Roosevelt junior high school, Mil-
waukee. 16584
Rosa caraquena; melody by lL. Be-
lasco. © 1c. July 5, 1929; E unp.
8584; J. O. Fisher, New York.
16585
Rosalie; words by Philip Copell, mu-
sie by R. V. Hupp. ©1c. July 30,
1929; E unp. 9361; Russell V. Hupp,
South Bend, Ind. 16586
Rose of Carolina, rose of my dreams;
waltz, words by M. F. Bohmeyer,
music by Ray Hibbeler. © 1 ce.
July 13, 1929; E unp. 8885; Melvin
F. Bohmeyer, St. Louis. 16587
Rose of memory; words by Maggie EH.
Wright, music by F. S. Wildt. ©
July 6, 1929; 2 « July 12; Hy pub.
7606; Frank S. Wildt, Lancaster,
Pa. 16588
Rose of my heart; waltz ballad, words
and music by 8S. Besrukoff, of Rus-
sia, domiciled at Hollywood, Calif. ;
pf. and ukulele ace. © July 15,
1929; 2 ec July 11; E pub. 7660;
Serge Besrukoff, Hollywood, Calif.
16589
Rose of the dawn; words and musie
by J. BH, Joslyn. -@©ul eau,
1929; E unp. 93888; Joyce Erma
Joslyn, Newport, Vt. 16590
Rose of the morn; words by Bess
Evangeline Murch, music by Ann
Mack Dowel [pseud. of A. McDow-
Di: *
_
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ie ay
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. ‘7, 1929
16611
ell. Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. June 6, 1929; E unp. 8981;
Anna McDowell, Dearborn, Mich.
16591
Rose of Waikiki; words and music by
M. H. Bories. [Chords, single
staff] © 1c. July 17, 1929; BE unp.
8940; Merton H. Bories, San Fran-
cisco. 16592
Rose Paris; paroles de Bataille-Henri
et Henri Varna, musique de Jean
Boyer, of -France; pf. acc., avec
ukulele arr. par Francis Salabert.
© June 10, 1929; 1 « July 8; E
for. 5502; Francis Salabert, Paris.
16593
Rose petals; 3 short pieces for the pf.,
by Margaret Leslie, of Great Brit-
ain. 1. To a butterfly. [2 others]
© July 5, 1929; 1 ec. July 22; E for.
5766; Joseph Williams, ltd., London.
16594
Roses and women; music by Franz
Grothe, arr. by Max Irwin, of Great
Britain; orch. pts., with words. 4to.
© June 11, 1929; 1 ec. June 22; BH
for. 5321; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 16595
Rosita; melody by L. Belasco. ©1c.
iwi es) 19292 BH) unp: "S583" 0d. /O.
Fisher, New York. 16595,
Roumanian air and Gipsy dance; by
Albert Sammons, of Great Britain,
op. 23; violin and pf. © June 26,
1229" “Asre.. duly. 11 «(Hi ‘for: 5609%;
Hawkes & son. (London) Itd., Lon-
don. 16597
Rover (A); words and music by F.
M. Moore. © 1c. June 28, 1929;
EK unp. 8748; Frances M. Moore,
Newburgh, N. Y. 16598
Rowley (Alec) Three Arcadian pic-
tures; by A. Rowley, of Great
Erivin.:) opi)... Aready:
others] © July 9, 1929; 1 «. July
11; E for. 5616; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London. 16599
Rude and rambling man; words and
music by Thomas GQ. _ Ashley.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
June 27, 1929; E unp. 8610; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
: 16600
Riibezahl; ouverttire, von Carl Ober-
thtir, op. 28, arr. von Leo Artok,
of Germany; salon orch. pts., with
pf. conductor and violino 1 direction.
873
[2 |
© Apr. 30, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 24: E for.
5793; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Ger-
many. 16601
Rules for flowers; words by Mary
Caroline Davies, music by P. H.
Burn. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 16, 1929; EB unp. 8903;
Philip Haviland Burn, Brooklyn.
16602
Rural intermezzo ; by Albert Sirmay, of
Hungary, domiciled -at New York,
orch. by Chas. Miller, of U. S.; orch.
pts. © June 28, 1929; 2 c¢. July 2:
E pub. 7312; Atlas music corp.,
New York. 16603
Rushing to the Armageddon; words
by EK. Weller, music by Chas. L.
Johnson. © 1c. July 25, 1929; H
unp. 9228; Eugene Weller, Plain-
view, Tex. 16604
Russian hearts; by Dave Rubinoff;
violin and pf. © July 10, 1929; 2«.
July 15; E pub. 7678; Crawford
musie corp., New York. 16605
Rustie scherzo; by Justin Elie; orch.
pts. © July 5, 1929; 2c July 9;
EK pub. 7480; Atlas music corp.,
New York. 16606
’S been a long time in between time;
words by Joe McCarthy, music by
Jimmie Monaco. [ Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 12, 1929;
KH unp. 8820; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 16607
S’ils en avaient; paroles de Gabriello
et Jean Boyer, musique de Jean
Boyer et Henry Verdun, both of
France; pf. ace, avec uku'ele arr.
par Francis Salabert. © June 10,
1926 axl G,., JULY ..8% Hs Lory .o00a5
Francis Salabert, Paris. 16608
Sacred hymns for benediction; com-
posed and arr. by Sister M. R. obl.
16mo. © June 24, 1929; 2 c. June
29; E pub. 7619; Hunleth music co.,
St. Louis. 16609
Sad, sad Mother’s day; words by M.
H. Flaherty, music by Richard
Broughton. © 1c. July 29, 1929;
KH unp. 9323; Michael Henry
Flaherty, Philadelphia. 16610
Sad story; by Louis Streabbog [pseud.
of Jean Louis Gobbaerts], op. 63,
no. 10, 2d pf. by Fleetwood A.
Diefenthaeler; 2 pfs. obl. S8vo. ©
July 2)) 1929; 2 ec. duly, oF Epub.
7348; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago. 16611
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16612
Singerfahrt (Hine) nach Wien;
konzert - rundfunk - und tonfilm- pot-
pourri nach motiven bekannter
Wiener lieder u. tanze, verbinden-
der text von Peter Herz, musik von
Bert Silving, of Austria, arr. von
Gustav Blasser, of Austria; pf. teil
1,2. © Mar. 9, 1929; 1 c. each June
28; E for. 5428, 5429; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Leipzig. 16612, 166138
St. Louis fair blues; words by Texas
Alexander, music by Irene Spain.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
July 1, 1929; E unp. 8514; Polk C.
Brockman, Atlanta. 16614
St. Louis (The) tornado; words by F.
Maher, music by Samuel H. Speck.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
July 15, 1929; 2c. July 22; BH. pub.
7921; Florence Maher, Valmeyer,
Til. 16615
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) Le
ecygne; transcribed by Leopold
Godowsky; violin and pf. © May
1, 1929; 2.¢e. June 27; E pub. 7388;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
16616
Salamanca; paso-doble, par M. Lherty
et Del’ Horno, beth of France;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © July 2, 192951 c July 25;
E for. 5915; Mac Lherty, Paris.
16617
Sally dear, I want you; words by
M. G. Ford, music by Burrell Van
Buren. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 27, 1929; BE unp. 9277;
Mae Green Ford, Houston. 16618
Saltarello; von Julius Hinoddshofer, of
Austria, salon-orchester, mit violine
1 direktion. Stimmen. 4to. © Apr.
23, 1929; 1 c. July 3; E for. 5742;
Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 16619
Salvation (The) army brass band
journal; compiled by F. G. Hawkes,
of Great Britain; band. Full se.
and pts. obl. 8vo. (Festival series,
no. 53 to 56, July 1929) © July 10,
192901 sey Sly p25); Hi forpoasis<
Salvationist pub. & supplies, Itd.,
London. 16620
Salvation (The) army brass band
journal; 2d series, compiled by F.
G. Hawkes, of Great Britain; band.
Full se. and pts. obl. 16mo. ©
June 28, 1929; 1 ¢ July’ 12; BH for.
5593; Salvationist pub. & supplies,
ltd., London. 16621
pt. III, 0. s., v. 2&
Same old moon, same old June, but
not the same old you; words and
music by Cliff Friend. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 8, 1929;
EK unp. 8553; Irving Berlin, ince.,
New York. 16622
Samoa; from Is everybody happy,.
lyric by Grant. Clarke, music by
Harry Akst; pf. and ukulele acc.
© July 1, 1929; 2c. July 5; E pub.
7505; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 16623.
San Clemente a Casauria; per orch..
di Camillo De Nardis, traserizione
per banda di Raffaele Caravaglios,
of Italy. Partitura. ©
1929;'1e¢. July 12; E for, 5682-5G,
Ricordi & co., Milan. 16624
Sarabande; par Francis Thomé, arr.
par F. Salabert, of France; orch.
parties, avee pf. conducteur et 1°
violini conducteur. 4to. © June 10,
1929; 1 ec. July 8; E for. 5498; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 16625.
Sasa non ti vogghiu cchii; words and
music by P. Cittarella, of Italy, dom-
iciled at Long Island City. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. July 12,
1929; E unp. 8816; Paul Cittarella,
Long Island City, N. Y.
Saturday night function; by Duke El-
lington and Albany Bigard; pf. ©
July 9, 1929; 2 c July 24; E pub.
7892: Gotham music service, ine.
New York. 16627
Save a little kiss for me chérie;
words and music by Spencer Wil-
liams, Jack Scholl and Bradford
Browne; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by Charley Nua. © July 1, 1929;
2c. July 17; E pub. 7710; Clarence
Williams music pub. co., ine., New
York. 16628.
Saviour, again to Thy dear name;
evening anthem, words by J. Hller-
ton, music by R. W. Martin; mixed
voices. 4to. © July 18, 1929; 2 c.
July 20; E pub. 7820; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 16629:
Savoy (The) hunting medley; com-
piled and arr. by Debroy Somers,
specially arr. by Hubert Bath, of
Great Britain. 1. Brass band pts.—
2. Military band pts. © July 3, 1929;
1 ¢. each July 5; E for. 5896, 5397 ;
Keith-Prowse & co., ltd., London.
16630, 16631
Saxy: words by Victor Levien, music
by G. Walther, of Belgium, domiciled
at New York. © 1c. June 1, 1929;
874
July tO."
16626: ©
i TD
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
‘mo. 7, 1929
16654
E unp. 8962; Gustave Walther, New
York. 16632
Say, boy, ain’t the weather grand?
words and music by J. E. Joslyn.
© ic July 27, 1929; B unp. 9292;
Joyce Erma Joslyn, Newport, Vt.
16633
Say the word; from Girl from Havana,
words by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by
Abel Baer. [Words and melody
only! © 16 Inly 15, 1929; KE. unp.
8859; De Sylva, Brown & Henderson,
inc., New York. 16634
‘Say the word that makes you mine;
words and music by K. Taulbee.
[Words and melody only] ©l1ee.
July 8, 1929; E unp. 86838; Kelly
Taulbee, East St. Louis, Til. 166385
Seale study; maj. and min., by J.
Franzosa; violoncello. © June 14,
ieee. 2.6) July; 453° pubitiT;
Joseph Franzosa, Philadelphia.
16636
Scandalous baby, you are my Water-
loo; words and music by A. J. Rozni-
ecki. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 27, 1929; E unp. 9279;
Al J. Rozniecki, Chicago. 16637
Schenk’ mir diese liebesnacht; lied u.
tango, worte von Hans Pflanzer u.
Richard Rillo, musik yon Reiny Ro-
land, of Germany; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor and ist violin conduc-
ime ato.” (C) ‘June 24). 1929+’ Te.
July 9; E for. 5460; Musikverlag
City, Leipzig. 16638
Schéne (Die) Anna walzer; by P.
Miiller; 1st B flat cornet. ©1e.
July 6, 1929; E unp. 8639; Peter
Miiller, Philadelphia. 16639
Scholz (Arthur Johannes) 6 kammer-
stiicke fiir oboe und klavier; von
A. J. Scholz, of Austria, op. 2.
May 3, 1929; 1 ¢. July 3; #4 for.
5757; Carl Merseburger, Leipzig.
16640
School girl blues; words and music by
Rosie Mae Moore. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1ce. June 13, 1929; E
unp. 8759; Southern music pub. co.,
ine., New York. 16641
Schubert (Franz Peter) Ave Maria;
arr. by W. F. Ambrosio [pseud. of
Gustav Saenger]; violin and pf.
Apr. 18, 1929; 2 c. June 27; E pub.
7368; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
16642
Hark! hark! the lark; arr. by
W. F. Ambrosio [pseud. of Gustav
Saenger]; violin and pf. © Apr. 26,
1929; 2 c. June 27; E pub. 7370;
Carl Fischer, inec., New York.
166438
Schule des violinvortrages auf melo-
discher grundlage; von Otakar
Sevtik, of Czechoslovakia, op. 16;
solo viol., 2. viol. und pf. 1. teil, hft.
6, Sarabande, by Leclair. © Mar.
ol; 192973: 1 ec. July 3; EB for. 5750;
Ol. Pazirek, Briinn, Czechoslovakia.
16644
—_ 1. teil, heft. 7, Thema de
Non pia mesta, by Paganini. ©
Mary Sh, 192931 .¢.. July 33; tor
5751; Ol. Pazdirek, Briinn, Czecho-
Slovakia. 16645
1. teil, hft. 8, Melodie in
G, kEenzert H-moll, 1, by Mendels-
sohn. © Mar. 31, 1929; 1 ec. July
3; F for. 5752; Ol. Pazdirek, Briinn,
Czechoslovakia. 16646
1. teil, hft. 9, Adagio,
konzert nr. 7, by Rode. © Mar. 31, .
1929 hve: July. 3 3. for.. 5753+ Ol.
Pazdirek, Briinn, Czechoslovakia.
16647
— 1]. teil, hft. 10, Gigue, by
Rust. © Apr. 11, 1929; 1 ¢. July 3;
H for. 5754; Ol. Pazdirek, Briinn,
Czechoslovakia. 16648
Schumann (Robert Alexander) Deux
chants vénetiens; op. 25, nos. 17, 18,
arr. par FE. Salabert, of France;
orch. parties avec pf. conducteur et
1° violino conducteur. 4to. © July
O28 th Gs ly, 25° oH) OTs ademes
Francis Salabert, Paris. 16649
Kreisleriana no. 5; arr. par F,
Salabert, of France; orch. parties,
avee pf. conducteur et 1° violini con-
ducteur. 4to. © June 10, 1929; 1¢.
July 6; E for. 5486; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 16650
Sea (The); by Robert Braine, op. 17:
pe. iO) July)5, 1929: 2 @ duly. 10;
E pub. 7510; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 16651
Sea breeze; words by Chas. O. Locke,
music by R. Tarbox; pf. ©l1e.
July 1, 1929; E unp. 9200; Russell
Tarbox, New York. 16652
Sea fan; submarine gardens, by R.
Deane Shure, op. 191, e; organ.
(In The enchanted isle) © July 29,
1929: 2 ec. July 31; E pub. 8024; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 16653
Seargent [!] Dunns bugle blues; mel-
ody by J. Dunn. © 1c. July 13,
1929; E unp. 8926; Johnny Dunn,
New York. 16654
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875
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16655
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
Seated tonight by the campfire; words
by A. B. Smith, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
July 20, 1929; E unp. 9024; Annie
- Belle Smith, Medford, Or. 16655
Second symphony; in E min. and C,
by Arnold Bax, of Great Britain;
orch. Se. © July 17, 1929; 1 «
July 16; EH for. 5671; Murdoch, Mur-
doch & co., inc. with J. G. Murdoch
& co., ltd., London. 16656
Seek ye first the kingdom of God;
words from St. Luke 12, music by
Franklin Riker; in A flat. © July
181929 2.¢: buly 20 ekiapup, (SUS °
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
16657
Seeking life’s golden keys; service of
worship for Rally day, by Olive
Kirschner Volkmar, with songs by
various authors. S8vo. © July 22,
1929): (2G and aki yeeAuieeia si vAvA.
21581; Methodist book concern, New
York. 16658
Sérénade aux étoiles; paroles de Ch.
L. Pothier, musique de Joseph Rico,
of Italy; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by F. Salabert. © July 2, 1929; 1c.
July 25; EH for. 5895; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 16659
Serenade espagnol; by 3B. Blood;
string quartet. Se. and pts. ©l1e.
July 27, 1929; E unp: 9262; Blanche
Blood, Chicago. 16660
Sérénade passionnée; par M. Delmas-
Popy, of France; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur et 1° violino conduc-
teur. 4to. © June 10, 1929; 1 «.
July 8; E for. 55388; E. Gaudet,
Paris. 16661
Serenata; di Illuminato Culotta, of
Italy; riduzione per orchestrina
parti, con pf. conduttore e violino
conduttore. 4to. © July 1, 1929;
1c. July 2; HE for. 5414; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 16662
Serenata agli sposi; per orch., di Ca-
millo De Nardis, traserizione per
banda di Raffaele Caravaglios, of
Italy. Partitura. © July 10, 1929;
1c. July 12; E for. 5683; G. Ricordi
& co., Italy. 16663
Serenata gaia; di Giulio de Micheli,
of Italy, op. 74; orch. parti, con pf.
direzione. 4to. © Apr. 24, 1929;
1c. July 16; E for. 5727; C. Bel-
tramo, San Remo, Italy. 16664
Screnata in eclisse di luna; poesia
@ignoto italiano del Sec. XIII, mu-
sica di Roberto Casiraghi, of Italy.
© July 10, 1929; 1 « July 12; BE
for. 5629; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
16665.
Serranilla (Montagnarde); letra de
Marqués de. Santillana, version
francaise de Henri Collet, misica
de Joaquin Rodrigo, of Spain. ©
June 2, 1929; 1 ec. June 28; E for.
5347; Rouart Lerolle et cie., Paris.
16666:
Shadow (The); poem by John Oxen-
ham, music by Rudolph Gruen; low
voice. © Feb. 18, 1929; 2 c July
12; E pub. 7614; Wm. H. Wise &
co., New York. 16667
Shadow valley; words and music by
S. Herron. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 1, 1929; E unp.
8485; Stanley Herron, Lancaster,
Ky. 16668:
Shanghai; words and music by U. S.
Harkson, arr. by H. J. Anderson;
pf. © July 15, 1929; 2 ¢ July 27;
E pub. 79387; Ulysses S. Harkson,
Shanghai, China. 16669:
Shattered idol; by Murgatroyd Far-
rar, of Great Britain; orch. pts.
4to. © July 10, 1929; 1 c July 8;
EL for. 5402; Meyer de Wolfe, Lon-
don. 16670:
She calls him Bo-Bo; words and mu-
sic by J. A. Pieri. [Words and mel-
ody only]
unp. 8489; John A. Pieri, Buffalo.
16671
She’s a darn good pal; words by Cly-
tie Cannaday Thomson, music by R.
Cannaday. [Words and melody
only] .© 1 c., July 26,1929. Bigs
9253 ; Ralph Cannaday, Roanoke, Va.
16672
She’s a wow; words and music by O.
Lansing. © 1c. July 29, 1929; E.
unp. 9334; Olga Lansing, Venice,
Calif. 16673:
She’s easy to look at, my baby; words
by J. E. Guernsey, music by F.
Thompson. © 1c. July 1, 1929; EH
unp. 8475; Floyd Thompson and J.
EH. Guernsey, Indianapolis. 16674
She’s got it, and I’ve got it; words
and music by J. Guthridge, arr. by.
Don Warner; pf. © 1e. July 24,
1929; E unp. 9184; June Guthridge,
Roanoke, Va. 16675:
She’s my baby; words and music by
G. E. Jernigan. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. July 28, 1929; EH.
unp. 9103; George EH. Jernigan, Ca-
tawba Sanatorium, Va. 16676:
876
© 1:¢ July 1.) 1929-5
alae nes
aaa
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7,.1929
ee
She’s my lullaby baby now; lyric by
D. J. Overfield, music by Charles B.
letecher. © 1c. July 8, 1929; H
unp. 8668; Dorothy Jane Overfield,
Long Beach, Calif. 16677
She’s my sweetie now; words by T. F.
Cottingham, music by Samuel H.
Speck. [Words and melody only]
©1ec. July 26, 1929; E unp. 9241;
Thomas F. Cottingham, Dillon, S. C.
16678
She’s not quite fifty, la-ti-too-too-too ;
words by J. Cardarelli, music by
Luther A. Clark. © July 19, 1929;
2c. July 22; E pub. 7861; Joseph
Cardarelli, Baltimore. 16679:
She’s old and bent, but she just keeps
hebbin along; words by Johnny
Marvin, music. by. J. S. Marvin.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
July 12, 1929; E unp. 8805; John
Senator Marvin, Mamaroneck, N. Y.
16680
She’s only a bird of fashion, with a
vanity box for a heart; words by
Albert Erroll, music by J. N. Maz-
zeo. [Blue-print] © 1. July 29,
1929; E unp. 9344; Joseph Nicholas
Mazzeo, Revere, Mass. 16681
She’s the peachy-est peach I know;
words by C. C. Thomson, music by
Ralph Cannaday. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. July 26, 1929; E
unp. 9254; Clytie Cannaday Thom-
son, Roanoke, Va. 16682
She said—I said—you said; comedy
fox-trot cho. song, words and music
by Howard Flynn, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. ace., with banjulele banjo
and ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Tuly 2: 1929" 1'¢. July. 14° BH for.
5557; Billy Thorburn music pub.
eo., ltd., London. 16683
Sheik’s (The) yodel; ballad, words by
P. Mellette, music by Samuel H.
Speck. New York City, Frank
Harding. © June 19, 1929; 2 e.
July 13; E pub. 1731; Pearl Mel-
let.e, Milwaukee. 16684
Sheila: dance novelty, by R. S.
Stoughton; pf. © May 31, 1929;
2c. July 15; E pub. 7663; Walter
Jacobs, inc., Boston. 16685:
Shelley’s autumn; words by Percy
Bysshe Shelley, musical interpreta-
tion by M. Johnson. [Photostat]
©l1e. July 13, 1929; E unp. 8847;
Mildred Johnson, New York. 16686
16697
Shenadoa; sea chanty, arr. by Henry
Tolhurst, of Great Britain; violin
and pf. © July 19, 1929; 1 c¢. July
13; E for. 5700; W. Paxton & Co..,.
ltd., London. 16687
Shepherd’s delight; lyrie suite, by
Alec Rowley, of Great Britain; pf.
1. Spring woodland. [2 others] ©
July 16, 1929’; 1: ce. July ie tor,
5584; Goodwin & Tabb, ltd., Lon-
‘don. 16688.
Shepherds (The) serenade; pastorale-
love scene, words by Clifford Grey,
musie by Herbert Stothart. © 1c.
July 23, 1929; E unp. 9146; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver City,
Calif. 16689:
Ship of dreams; words and music by
R. MeMillan. © 1c. July 15, 1929;
HK ounp. 8853; Raymond McMillan,
Brooklyn. 16690:
Ship (The) of dreams; little boy,
words by Frederic Harriman San-
ford, music by A. Sanford. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. July 27,
1929; E unp. 9284; Amelia Sanford,
Sayville, L. I., N. Y. 16691
Ship (A) without a sail; words and
music by G. IF. Rubens. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. July 15,
1929; E unp. 8878; George F. Ru-
bens, New York. 16692:
Shoes; words by Oscar Blum [pseud.
of B. W. Shir-Cliff], music by Gus
Schulberg [pseud. of B. W. Shir-
Cliff] ©1e. July 20, 1929; E unp.
9052; B. W. Shir-Cliff, Kenmore,
N. Y. 16693:
Shoo fly don’t bother me, I am from
Oklahoma; words and music by E.
W. Shockley. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 6, 1929; E unp.
8654; Emory W. Shockley, Salis-
bury, Md. 16694
Should I; in Our modern maidens,
lyric by “Arthur Freed, music by
Nacio Herb Brown. © July 19,
1929: 2 «. July 22; E pub. 7801;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York, 16695:
Should I; words by Arthur Freed,
music by Nacio Herb Brown; pf. }
© 2 ¢. July 23, 1929’ H unp. 91355
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 16696:
Shoutin’ away the storm; words and
musie by H. J. Cleary. [Photostat]
© 1° ¢: July 26,1929; Heunp. 9245;
Homer John Cleary, Marion, O.
16697
877
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16698
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Si je n’avais pas vu tes yeux; paroles
de Phylo & Ch. Pothier, musique de
René Sylviano, of France. © July
2, 1929; 1 c. July 25; BE for. 5903;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 16698
Silver slippers; by M. L. Preston; pf.
© July 18, 1929; 2c. July 20; E pub.
7825; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 16699
Silver threads among the gold; by
Hart P. Hanks, arr. by W. C. Polla;
orch. pts., with words. 4to. 1. Fox-
trot—2. Waltz. © June 138, 1929;
2c. July 11; E pub. 7586; Denton
& Haskins music pub. co., ine., New
York. 16700
Silvery stream; words by Evelyn
Wetherbee, music by J. D. Stuart.
© 1e July 1, 1929: E unp. 8512;
John Douglas Stuart, New York.
16701
Silvry moon; words and music by
HE. W. Hall. © 1c. July 22, 1929;
EK unp. 9065; Harsel Waneta Hall,
LaFayette, O. 16702
Simplicité; par Gabriel-Marie, arr. par ~
Hans Ourdine, of France; orch.
parties; avec pf. conducteur et i°
violini conducteur. © July 2, 1929;
1c. July 25; E for. 5889; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 16703
‘Since I’m in love; words and music
by Marjorie Blanid Gilbert. [Words
and melody only] © 1. July 38,
1929; E unp. 8753; Raymond HEdwiu
Gilbert, Dorchester, Mass. 16704
Since we became sweethearts; fox-
trot, by Sidney Clare and Maurice
Abrahams, arr. by Ken Macomber ;
‘orch. pts., with words. 4to. ©
June 25, 1929; 2 ec. June 26; E pub.
7470; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 16705
Since you I’ve found; words by L.
Morris, music by Luther A. Clark.
© 1c. July 31, 1929; BE unp. 9390;
Lester Morris, New York. 16705
Sing a song of good health; collection
of simple songs for the home and
kindergarten, words and music by
Elsie-Jean. ©-July 16, 1929; 2 e.
and aff. July 26; AA 19082; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 16707
Sing aloud unto God; anthem, words
from Psalm 81, music by Cornelius
Van Rees; mixed voices, with organ
ace. 4to. © June 11,1929; 2 «.
June 28; EH pub. 7276; White-Smitn
music pub. co., Boston. 16708
Sing brother; negro spiritual, words
and music by B. E. Murch. [Words
and melody only] © 1. July 2,
1929; E unp. 8550; Bess Evangeline
Murch, Detroit. 16709
Sing ivy; 2-pt. song, words traditional,
music by W. Petchey, of Great
Britain; equal voices. London, J.
Curwen & sons, ltd. 4to. © June
25, 1929; 1 c. June 24; H for. 5668;
William Petchey, Gillinghan, Kent,
England. 16710
Singing to sleep; by Theodora Dutton;
pf. © July '3,: 1929::2%e. Iulye ae:
EK pub. 7568; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. A614
Sirenetta; fantasia drammatica mi-
mata e a ballo, tratta da Alessandro
Varaldo, da una sommaria favola di
Andersen, riduzione per pf. da En-
rico Contessa, of Italy. © Apr. 3,
1929; 1 ce. Apr. 19; E for. 5694;
Casa musicale Sonzogno, Milan.
16712
Sivigliana; versi e musica di Mario
Nicolo, of Italy. 4to. [Words and
melody only] © Dec. 30, 1928; 1 ¢.
July 2, 1929; E for. 5388; Mario
Nicolo, Naples, Italy. 16713
Sketches from the studio; by Julius
V. Seyler; pf. © June 19, 1929; 2 e.
June 17; E pub. 7401; Richard
Drake Saunders, Hollywood, Calif.
1671+
Sleep (The) that flits on baby’s eyes;
poem by Rabindranath Tagore,
music by Jessie Moore Wise; med.
voice. © Oct. 30, 1928; 2 ¢. July
12, 1929; E pub. 7612; Wm. H. Wise
& co., New York. 16715
Sleep time in darktown; from The
wishing tree, words anon, music by
M. W. Bell. [Words and melody
only] ©1«. July 2, 1929; H unp.
8547; Margaret Ward Bell, New
York. 16716
Slippery Sam; pf. novelty, by Garry
Foster, of Great Britain. © July 10,
1929; 1 c@ July 12; E for. 5564;
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., London.
16717
Smile—sing a song; words and musiz
by J. O. Scott; pf. 4to. © June 21,
1929; 2 ec. June 24; E pub. 7306;
Jas. O. Scott, Pontiac, Il. 16718
Smile, smile, smile, for Mandelbaum
and Weil; words by Ballard Mac-
donald, music by Dave Dreyer. ©
1 ec. July 23, 1929; E unp. 9142;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 16719
878
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929
Smile (The) that she wears; words
and music by E. G. Taylor. © 1 ec.
July 27, 1929; E unp. 9309; Kthel
Gertrude Taylor, Allston, Mass.
16720
Smiling angel; words and music by
E. Halper. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 10, 1929; E unp.
8731; Edward Halper, Galesburg,
Til. 16721
Snake hips, do the wiggle waggle woo;
from Minstrel man, words and musi¢
by Con Conrad, Sidney D. Mitchell
and Archie Gotiler. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 29, 1929::
E unp. 9297; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine., New York. 16722
Snap to it; words and music by J. C. F.
Biglin. © 1c. July 2, 1929; E unp.
8531; Joseph C. F. Biglin, Brooklyn.
16723
’*Snice, like this; fox-trot, words and
music by Cliff Friend and Seymour
Simons. © July 8, 1929; 2 ¢. July
10; E pub. 7542; Leo Feist, ine.,
New York. 16724
’*Snice, like this; fox-trot, words and
music by Cliff Friend and Seymour
Simons, arr. by Elliott Jacoby; orch.
pts. 4to. © July 9, 1929; 2 ¢. July
10; E pub. 7547; Leo Feist, ince.,
New York. 16725
Snowbird; words and music by E. G.
tye. ©) 1c. July 27; 1929) BE
unp. 9310; Ethel Gertrude Taylor,
Allston, Mass. 16725
So are you; from Show girl, words by
Gus Kahn and Ira Gershwin, music
by George Gershwin; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © July 10, 1929; 2 ¢. July
12; E pub. 7682; New world music
corp., New York. 16727
So long; march song, from Cock-eyed
world, words and music by Con
Conrad, Sidney D. Mitchell and
Archie Gottler. © July 19, 1929;
2c. July 22; E pub. 7875; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
16728
So sentimental; words and music by
Ted Koehler and Frank Magine. ©
July 30, 1929; 2 c. July 31; ‘E pub.
8021; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
16729
Sofia; words and music by Lionel
Belasco. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 5, 1929; E unp. 8598;
J. O. Fisher, New York. 16730
16740:
Soft-hearted; lyric by Sam Lewis and
Joe Young, music by Donald Hey-
wood. © July 22, 1929; 2 c. July
25; E pub. 7900; Remick music
corp., New York. 16731
Soft hearted; lyric by Sam Lewis and
Joe Young, music by Donald Hey-
wood. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 6, 1929; E unp. 8663;
Remick music corp., New York.
16732
Sogni miei; waltz, by L. Morelli; 1st
violin or mand. New York, A.
Mongillo. 4to. © July 7, 1929;
2c. July 19; E pub. 7753; Lorenzo
Morelli, Rye, N. Y. 16733
Soir (Le) tombait...; prelude
Symphonique, par V. Dyck, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et 1° violini conducteur.
4to. © July 2, 1929; 1 @ July 25;
E for. 5840; E. Gaudet, Paris. 16734
Solche augen wie die deinen; gesangs-
boston, text von Ernst Neubach,
musik von Paul Lincke, of Germany;
salon oreh. und jazz stimmen,
mit pf. direction. 4to. © July 3,
ije0- ff Goauly* tt; EH for, * 5Gc4
Apollo-verlag, Berlin. 16735.
Soldier’s sweetheart; words and music
by W. P. Holloway. ©1c. July 12, ©
1929; E unp. 8795; W. P. Holloway,
Ft. Worth, Tex. 16736
Some day soon; lyrics by Rosetta and
Vivian Duncan, music by Edna
Fischer; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
July 9, 1929; 2 c. July 138; E pub.
7616; Sherman, Clay & co. San
Francisco. 16737
Some other man; words and musie by
R. Garrant, jr. (© 1 -¢ Jones
1929; E unp. 8507; Roy Tarrant, jr.,
Sheridan, Wy. 16738.
Somebody like me; from Bomboola,
lyrics and music by D. Frank
Marcus, and Bernard Maltin.
[Words and melody only] © 1«e
July 6, 1929; E unp. 8675; De Sylva,
Brown and Henderson, ine., New
York. 16739
Somebody like me; from Bomboola,
words and music by D. Frank
Marcus and Bernard Maltin, arr.
by Joseph M. Weiss; pf. and ukulele
acc. © July 26, 1929; 2¢ July 29;
E pub. 7947; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 16740
879
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16741
Somebody stole my gal; by Leo Wood,
arr. by Joe Tarto. 1. Tenor banjo
and pf. 2. Xylophone and pf. 3. E
flat alto saxophone and pf. © May
9), 1929; 2 c. eachi Fuly 115 Epub.
7588-7590; Denton & Haskins music
pub. co., ine., New York.
16741-16743
Someone; from The girl from Wool-
worth’s, lyric by Al. Bryan, music
by Geo. W. Meyer; pf. and ukulele
ace. © July 11, 1929: 2 e-gnly 15:
EH pub. 7847; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 16744
Sometime, somewhere; words and
music by Ellen Lackey; pf. and
ukulele acc. © July 6, 1929; 2 e.
July 6; E pub. 7410; Scott Richard
Lackey and Mary Ellen Lackey,
Johnstown, Pa. 16745
‘Sometime, somewhere, somehow ;
words and music by E. Wehman. ©
July Li 1929 2". uly zoe wepub.
7925; Edna Wehman, Oak Park, III.
16746
Somewhere in memories; words by
Harold D. Carew, musie by Oscar
Rasbach. © July 3, 1929; 2 c. July
8; E pub. 7442; Harry G. Neville,
Los Angeles. 16747
Sonatine animale; par Robert de
Nesle, of France; pf. 1. Gazelles.
[2 others] © June 2, 1929; 1 «.
, vune 28; E for. 5381; Alphonse
Ledue et cie, Paris. 16748
Sone besarte; romanza, letra de Fito
Guizar, musica de J. EF. Mora, of
Mexico. ©1ec. July 1, 1929; E unp.
9306; Juan F. Mora, Mexico City,
Mexico. 16749
Song (A) and two blackouts; autos
in three courses, words and music
by G. F. Rubens. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. July 24, 1929;
D unp. 27544; George F. Rubens,
New York. 16750
Song melody; by I. J. Chase. [Melody
only] ©1e. July 8, 1929; E unp.
8677; Irving J. Chase, San Fran-
cisco. 16751
Song of exile; traditional seguidilla,
2 pt. cho., English version by
Margaret Lester, music arr. by
William Lester; treble voices. 4to.
© Apr. 22, 1929; 2c. June 27; BH
pub. 7860; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 16752
Song (A) of Florida; march, words
and musie by F. D. Carroll, arr. by
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Sue M. Fowler. Palatka, Fla.,
American legion, dept. of Florida.
© July 20,1929: 2c) wy 225
pub. 7866; Fawn Donaldson Carroll,
Lakeland, Fla. 16753
Song (The) of Harlem; from Bom-
boola, lyrics and music by D. Frank
Marcus and Bernard Maltin. [Words
and melody only] © 1. July 6,
1929; E unp. 8673; De Sylva, Brown
and Henderson, inc., New York.
16754
Song (The) of Harlem; from Bom-
boola, words and music by D. Frank
. Marcus and Bernard Maltin, arr. by
Joseph M. Wess; pf. and ukulele
ace. © July 26, 1929; 2 ¢ July 29;
E pub. 7945; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 16755
Song of home; Slovene folk song, 3
pt. cho., English version by Marga-
ret Lester, arr. by William Lester ;
women’s voices. 4to. © Apr. 22,
1929: 2 @ June 27; "FE pub. wool:
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 16756
Song (A) of Margharita; from Hurdy
gurdy, words and music by L. Wolfe
Gilbert and Abel Baer. © July 19,
1929; 2 ¢. July 22; E pub. 7877; De
Sylvia, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 16757
Song of progress; pt. song for men’s
voices, words by William Garden,
music by Robert W. Gibb. 4to. ©
July 10, 1929; 2 c. July 17; E pub.
7683; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
16758
Song of the blues; words by Bernie
Grossman, music by Isham Jones;
pf. and ukulele ace. © July 29,
1929; 2 « July 31; E pub. 8026;
Forster music publisher, ine., Chi-
cago. 16759
Song of the drum; by Anna Priscilla
Risher; pf. duet. © July 18, 1929;
2c. July 20; E pub. 7816; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 16760
Song of the fisher-boats; 3 pt. cho.,
words by Katharine Bainbridge, mu-
sic by J. S. Zamecnik; arr. by Don
Wilson; sop., alto and bar. 4to. ©
July 11, 1929; 2 c. July 11; HB pub.
7541; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
16761
Song of the West; fox-trot, words and
music by Byron Gay, arr. by Paul
Van Loan; orch. pts. 4to. © July 9,
1929; 2c. July 10; E pub. 7548; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 16762
880
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929
Son:ta; words by Joe McCarty, music
by A. D. Mariano [pseud. of An-
drew S. Dimichino] ©1c. July 15,
1929; E unp. 8889; Raymond J
Doyle, Denver. 16763
Sophie; waltz, words and music by R.
Vogel. ©1e. July 17, 1929; E unp.
8957; Robert Vogel, Hlizabeth, N. J.
16764
Sorrow; words by Marjorie Feltham,
music by Hubert Brown, of Great
Britain; in B minor. © July 2,
1929; 1c. July 3; E for. 5421; Elkin
& co., ltd., London. 16765
Sorrowful baby; words by J. Grestick,
musie by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 13, 1929;
EH unp. 8838; Joseph Grestick, New
Brita.n, Conn. 16766
Souffrance; mélodie, par Ernest Weil-
ler, of France. 1. Alto et pf—2.
Violoncelle et pf. © June 2, 1929;
1c. each June 28; E for. 5362, 5363;
Durand et cie., Paris. 16767, 16768
SSouffrance; mélodie, par Ernest Weil-
ler, of France; violon et pf.
June 2, 1929; 1 c. June 28; E for.
5361; Durand et cie., Paris. 16769
Soul of my soul; words by Virginia
McDonald, music by Clara Edwards;
high voice. © July 3, 1929; 2 e.
July 10; E pub. 7562; G. Schirmer,
inec., New York. 16770
Sound (The) of fiutes; orientale,
words by Nelle Richmond Eberhart,
musie by Leon Theodore Levy, op.
30; med. or low voice. © July 3,
Pee. eae. duly, 10% Wh, pub,. 751k
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 16771
Southern memories; by H. C. Cor-
duan; violin, with pf. acc. New
York, Schroeder & Gunther, inc. ©
July 29, 1929; 2 c. July 31; Epub.
8008 ; Herbert C. Corduan, Flushing,
i en a 16772
Southern world; overture, by Ed Che-
nette; band pts., with solo B fiat
cornet conductor. 4to. © July 27,
1929 2 c. July 27: BH pabs7s40:
Rubank, ine., Chicago. 16773
Souvenir; by Dave Rubinoff; violin
with pf. acc. © July 12, 1929; 2c.
July 15; E pub. 7713;- Crawford
musie corp., New York. 16774
‘Souvenir; par Gabriel-Marie, arr. par
Hans Ourdine, of France; orch. par-
ties, avec pf. conducteur et 1° violini
conducteur. © July 2, 1929; 1 ec.
July 25; E for. 5891; Francis Sala-
‘bert, Paris. 16775
16786
Souvenir; remembrance of Hubert
Leonard Etude in E flat, for violin,
with bowings, pf. acc. and cadenza
by Schusuke Tanaka, of Japan, dom-
iciled at Brooklyn. Brooklyn, N. Y.,
Belgian Conservatory of music, ine.
© June 15, 1929; 2 c. June 3; E pub.
73382; Ovide Musin, Brooklyn. 16776
Sowers (The) song; ballad, words by
L. HE. Blaney, music by Wm. Van
Beaver. New York City, Frank Har-
ding. © July 1, 1929; 2c. July 10;
HE pub. 7721; Lillian E. Blaney, Cari-
bou, Me. 16777
Spanish beauty; musical play in 38
acts, words by F.. Adair, music by F.
Adair and Ella Neel. © 1c. July
17, 1929; D unp. 27541; Frances
Adair, Cartersville, Ga. 16778
Spanish dance; by Edward Dale, ed.
by Carolyn Bowen; pf. © June 24,
1929; 2 @ June 24; E pub. 7531;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 16779
Spanish doll; words by Al Lewis,
music by Al Sherman; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by May Singhi Breen.
© June 14, 1929; 2 c. June 15; EB
pub. 7330; Joe Morris music co.,
New York. 16780
Spanish love song; by C. C. Manning,
of Canada. domiciled at Washing-
tons)pf. © ex Fuly, 9; A929 Bi
unp. 8710; Charles Clement Man-
ning, Washington. 16781
Spanish moon; by M. L. Goldstein:
pie O©hive. July, 15);19293' Heunp
8894; Marton L. Goldstein, Saginaw,
Mich. 16782
Spanish serenade; by J. A. Carson; pf.
© May $14;°1929; 2\¢. July ab.) 2
pub. 7782; J. A. Carson, Carrollton,
Tl. 16783
Spanish serenade; by N. Louise
Wright; 2 pfs. 4 hands. © July
18, 1929; 2 ce. July 20; E pub. 7826;
Thecdore Presser co., Philadelphia.
16784
Spanish silhouette; serenade, by An-
tome J. Himsle; op. 13, nest ipE
©) ‘July. 30;.1929.:, 2. c:< wigs bs
pub. 8001; Paul A. Schmitt music
co., Minneapolis. gs
Spielendes kind; arioso, von Willy
Geisler, of Germany; salon orch.
pts., with pf. direction and violino
1 direction. 4to. © May 15, 1929;
1c. May 7; E for. 5804; B. Schott’s
s6hne, Mainz, Germany. 16786
881
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16787 ©
Spirit of delight; poem by Percy
Bysshe Shelley, set to music by J.
Owen Jones, of Great Britain; ten.
solo, and cho. 4to. London, Row-
land's. © May 29, 1929; 1 c. June
7; E for. 5585; Solomon Rowland.
16787
London.
Spirit (The) of love; words and music
by M. A. Smith. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 5, 1929; BE unp.
8625; Mary A. Smith, Amityville,
Eig iN e. 16788
Spooks; by Harry Meyerowitz; pf. ©
July 5, 1929% 2) /¢. toby VE) pub.
7467; Edward Schuberth & co., ine,,
New York. 16789
Spring; words and music by H._ J.
Cleary. [Photostat] © 1 c¢. July
26, 1929; E unp. 9246; Homer John
Cleary, Marion, O. 16799
Spring approaches the valley; by
Florence Newell Barbour; pf. ©
July 5, 1929; 2 c¢. July 10; H pub.
7512; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
16791
Spring dreams; waltz by M. A.
Emskanip; pr. AVG ie uly 15;
1929; E unp. 8895; Marie A.
Emskamp, Campbell, Calif. 16792
Spring-time; action song, words by
Beatrice Noble, music by Edgar Moy,
of Great Britain. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © July 26,
1929; 1 ¢«. July 273) EB for. 15825;
Novello & co., Itd., London. 16793
Springtime and you; words by L.
Freeman, music by Burrell Van
Buren. [Words and melody only]
©1e. July 27, 1929; BE unp. 9271;
Luzetta Freeman, Evansville, Ind.
16794
Squire (The) and the deacon; words
by Irving Kahal, music by Lem
Marston. © May 20, 1929; 2c. July
22; E pub. 7868; Adams, Vee &
Abbott, ine., Chicago. 16795
Squirrel (The) race; by Walter Rolfe:
pf. © July 2; 1929); Ze eanalivgsss
pub. 7321; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 16796
Standard orchestra folio; for schoo!,
church and home use, compiled and
ed.gby J. E. Maddy; pf. conductor.
v. 4. © July 25, 1929> 2 ¢. and aft.
July 26; AA 20845; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
16797
Stars of the morning; anthem, text by
Elsie Long, music by Charles Wake-
pt. 111, 0. S., Vv. 24
field Cadman; mixed voices, with
sop. or ten. solo; organ or pf. ace.
4to. © June 26, 1929; 2 c. June 28;
E pub. 7274; White-Smith musie
pub. co., Boston. 16798
Station W.W.V.A.; words and music
by E. G. Becker. © 1 ec. July 10,
1929; E unp. 9299; Evalyn Garrett
Becker, Wheeling, W. Va. 16799
Stay away from Hollywood; words by
M. Gibson, music by L. Florin
Brown. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 31, 1929; EB unp. 9396;
Mary Gibson, Galveston. 16800:
Steel-a-goin’ down; words and music
by Buell Kazee. [Chords, single
staff] © 1c. July 12, 1929; BE unp.
8801; Jack Kapp, Chicago. 168014
Stell’ mich doch mal auf die probe;
lied u. foxtrot aus der operette Die
stidseeprinzess, text von Leo Kast-
ner, musik von Hwald Dohrn, of Ger-
many. © Apr. 3, 1929; 1 ¢. June
28; E for. 5482; Fritz Horst, Altona
Elbe, Germany. 16802
Stelidichein; von Ernst Fischer, of
Germany; orch. pts., with 1st violin
conductor. © Apr. 1, 1929; 1 «¢.
June 28; EH for.°5453 ; Heinrichshof-
en’s verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
16803:
Steppin’ along; from Words and
music, words and music by William
Kernell. © 1c. July 28, 1929; EB
unp. 9112; Fox film corp., New
York. 16804
Steppin’ along; from Words and
music, words and music by William .
Kernell. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 26, 1929; E unp. 9218;
De Sylva, Brown and Henderson,,.
inc., New York. 16805.
Stepping along; march, by Hdwin
Franko Goldman; full band pts.,
with solo B flat cornet conductor.
4to. © Mar. 14, 1929; 2 c. June 27;
E pub. 7912; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 16806:
Stern’s (Lew) complete self instruc-
tion in modern and improved vamp-
ing for the pianoforte; by L. Stern,
of Great Britain. 4to. © July 29,
1929; 1 c. July 29; EB for. 5838;
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., London.
16807
Stolen (The) heart; words by Lillie
Pearson, music by Luther A. Clark.
© 1c. July 22, 1929; E unp. 9050;
Lillie L. Pearson, Globe, Ariz. 16808:
882
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929
Stories in song and rhythm; for school
and home, lyrics by A. Pierce, music
by Ruth Bowker, Los Angeles,
Southern California music co. obl.
24mo. © June 25, 1929; 2c. July 1;
E pub. 7285; Antoinette Pierce and
Ruth B. Bowker, Los Angeles. 16809
Story (The) of the gambler; words by
Arthur Fields, music by F. Hall.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
July 12, 1929; E unp. 8797; Fred
Hall, New York. 16810
Stranger blues; words and music by
Rosie Mae Moore. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 13, 1929;
E unp. 8757; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 16811
Streich-quartett; fantasie und fuge,
von Karl Marx, of Germany, op. 7;
in G moll. © June 19, 1929; 1 «.
July 2; E for. 5408; Breitkopf &
Hirtel, Leipzig. 16812
Streichtrio; von C. Kdélle, of Germany,
op. 39; violine, bratsche u. violoncell.
© May 3, 1929; 1 c. July 3; E for.
5755; Carl Merseburger, Leipzig.
16813
Strenna azzurra italica nel decennale
della leggenda del Piave; 1918-
1928, musiche di E. A. Mario, of
Italy, domiciled at New York, and
others. Napoli—Milano, Casa edi-
trice musicale E. A. Mario. © Mar.
i i929 > 2 c.. and ait. Mar. 23; A for.
2380: Italian book co., New York.
16814
Strenna rosa; compiled by E. A.
Mario, of Italy, domiciled at New
York. Napoli—Milano, BH. A. Mario.
© Apr. 1, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 19; A—
Foreign 2657; Italian book co., New
York. 16815
Strolling; words and music by S. S.
Snyder. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 1, 1929; EH unp. 8491;
Sypora Silver Snyder, Stratton, Neb.
16816
Stubborn (The) rocking horse; by
Louis Streabbog [pseud. of Jean
Louis Gobbaerts], op. 63, no. 9, 2d
pf. by Fleetwood A. Diefenthaeler ;
2 pfs. obl. 8vo. © July 2, 1929; 2 ce.
July 5; E pub. 7347; Gambie hinged
music co., Chicago. 16817
Student’s concerto; by Frank Woelber ;
violin and pf. © Apr. 29, 1929;
2 ec. June 27; E pub. 7394; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 16818
16828
Studies in musicianship; selected
studies for pianoforte by Stephen
Heller, compiled, ed. and arr. by
Isidor Philipp, of France. bk. 4. ©
July'11, 1929; 2-c; July 12: pub.
7640; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 16819
Subway shuffle; words by Ned Wash-
ington, music by Bernard D. Hanig-
han? pre i©@ sh ec. June 8, 1929" BH
unp. 8989; Ada May Potter, New
York. 16820
Sue, you make me laugh at you; words
by Mrs. Richard Marcus [i. e. I.
Marcus], music by Harry Clifford.
©1ec. July 29, 1929; EB unp. 9320;
Inez Marcus, Vicksburg, Miss.
16821
Suite’ de Maliorca; partita 3, pour
violon seul, par Sonia C. Fridman-
Gramatté, of Germany. 1. Corrente.
fs. others] ©. May 2, 1929; 1: «.
June 28; E for. 5351; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. 16822
Suite saharienne; de H. Ackermans,
of Belgium, op. 187; 1° violin,
violoncelle, contrebasse et pf. 1.
Solitude immense. [3 others] ©
dune sie Te29 abe fuly Ss i for
5656; Mado, Brussels. 16823
Sulamita (La); opera in tre atti
di Antonio Lega, musica di Amilcare
Zanella, of Italy, riduzione per
eanto e pf. di Guido Farinelli. ©
June 30, 1929; 2 c. July 17; D pub.
27539; Casa musicale Sonzogno, Ss. a.,
Milan. 16824
Sulle rive del Tescio; di Luigi Cirenei,
of Italy; orch. parti. © June 7,
1929°4"-c, July 223 BH forse:
Studio musicale Romano, Rome.
16825
Summer days; song-foxtrot, words by
A. R. Murray, music by Bceb Busby,
of Great Britain; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Ape. 23, 1929; 1 ec. Apryag;
E for. 5693; West’s, ltd. and Cam-
bridge music co., Itd., London. 16826
Sun down blues; words and music by”
Spencer Williams. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. July 20, 1929;
E unp. 9029; Georgia music co., New
Yeok: 16827
Sun (The) of a May morning; from
Cotton and silk, words by Ballard
Macdonald, music by Dave Dreyer.
© 1e. July 23, 199°; BH unp. 9153;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 16828
883
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16829
Sun rays shining; words by Y. S.
Sahagian, music by A. T. Daghlain,
of Canada; pf. © July 6, 1929; 2c.
July 6; E pub. 7409; Yeghia S.
Sahagian, Ford City, Ontario,
Canada. 16829
Sunny Lou; words and music by C.
F. Ruddick. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 1, 1929; E unp.
8490; Charles F. Ruddick, Kansas
City, Mo. 16830
Sunny Rhyl; song fox-trot, words and
music by Owen Gomer, of Great
Britain; pf. acc., with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech. © July 15, 1929; 1 c. July
18; E for. 5758; B. Feldman & co.,
London. 16831
Sunny side; lyric by S. Bernie and
Stella Unger, music by Jimmy
Johnson. [Words and melody only]
©1e. July 17, 1929; E unp. 8949;
Saul Bernie, inc., New York. 16832
Sunny spot in old Tennessee; words
by E. Garrison, music by Neil Na-
varre. © 1c. July 8, 1929; E unp.
8693 ; Earl Garrison, Foxboro, Wis.
16833
Sunnybank songs for children; by.
Anice Terhune. © June 14, 1929;
2 ¢ gune 20; ataguy 18: AA
20859; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
16834
Sunnyside up; from the photoplay,
words and musie by B. G. De Sylva
[pseud. of George Gard De Sylva],
Lew Brown and Ray Henderson. ©
July 29, 1929 2. ¢:.Julyost ck ‘pub.
8017; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 16835
Sunset hour; words and music by J.
E. sloslyn;;., ds es, dalaet 929 :
E unp. 8851; Joyce Erma Joslyn,
Newport, Vt. 16836
Sunset love; valse-intermezzo, by Her-
man Finck, of Great Britain; pf. ©
July 5, 1929; 1 ¢. July 5; EH for.
5399; Keith-Prowse & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 16837
*Sur la campagne endormie [and] Jour
de récolte; de Albert Dupuis, of Bel-
gium; odeon et salonorch. pts., avec
pf.-conducteur et violino 1 directeur.
4to. © July 20, 1929; 1 c. July 2;
E for. 5815; Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H.,
Leipzig. 16838
Sur ton chemin; valse anglaise, par
Red Wills et P. Nast, both of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © June 2, 1929;1¢c.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
June 28; E for. 5375; Lucien de
Lacour, Paris. 16839:
Sweet Ann! words by A. White, music
by Chester Escher; 1st violin. ©
1e. July 2, 1929; E unp. 8545; Al-
len White, Birmingham, Ala. 16840:
Sweet daddy mine; words by D. W.
Short, musie by Burrell Van Buren.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
July 27, 1929; E unp. 9268; David
W. Short, Chicago. 16841
Sweet Georgianna and me; words by
Charles Tobias and Tosh Hammed,
music by Richard A. Whiting; pf.
and ukulele ace. © July 3, 1929;
2c. July 5: E pub. 73857; George &
Arthur Piantadosi, ine., New York.
16842
Sweet Hawaiian; Honolulu melody,
words and music by Val Valentine
and Hugh Wade, both of Great
Britain; pf. acc. with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] .© July 4d, 19293 2 @ Guty
2; E for. 5468; B. Feldman & co.,
London. 168438.
Sweet-heart; words by J. Wilmore,
music by Margie Griffith. © June
17, 1929; 2c. July 15; E pub. 7774;
James Wilmore, Atlanta. 16844
Sweet Kentucky nights; words by
Glenn Allen, music by Lou Her-
scher; pf. and ukulele ace. © July
10, 1929; 2 ec. July 9; E pub. 7486;
Lou Herscher, inc., New York.
16845
Sweet little dove, I want your love;
words by A. Schafer, music by Bur-
rell Van Buren. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©l1e. July 27, 1929; B
unp. 9282; Art Schaefer, Salt Lake
City, Utah. 16846
Sweet Marguerite; words by G. C.
Rosington and Wanda Wolfe, music
by G. C. Rosington. © July 2, 1929;
2e July 5; E pub. 7466; Grace
C. Rosington, Gardner, Kan. 16847
Sweet Maurine, dream of dreams;
words and music by A. M. Brown;
in C. [Words and melody only] ©
1a July 24,1929; E wunp, 9179;
Aaron M. Brown, Palo Alto, Calif.
16848
Sweet Sammy; melody by Lionel Be-
lasco. © 1c. July 5, 1929; E ump,
8592; J. O. Fisher, New York.
16849
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16876
Sweetest (The) girl; words and mu-
- sic by B. E. Murch. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. July 2, 1929;
E unp. 8551; Bess Evangeline
Murch, Detroit. 16850
Sweetheart, we need each other; from
Rio Rita, lyric by Joseph McCarthy,
music by Harry Tierney. © July
16, 1929; 2 ec. July 18; E pub. 7803;
Leo Feist, ine. New York. 16851
Sweethearts; words and music by E.
H. Schoelwer. [Words and melody
only. Photostat] © 1c. July 9,
1929; E unp. 8711; Edward Henry
Schoelwer, Cincinnati. 16852
Sweethearts ever; words by Allie To-
land Criss, music by Phil B. Perry.
© July 17, 1929; 2 © July 19; H
pub. 7797; A. W. Perry’s sons, Se
dalia, Mo. 16853
Sweetheart’s holiday; lyric by Irving
Kahal, music by J. Russel Robin-
son. © July 8, 1929; 2c. July 9;
E pub. 7488; Santly bros., inc., New
York. 16854
Sweetheart’s hour; words by E. G.
Williams, music by Compton P.
Thorp. © 1c. July 20, 1929; E unp.
9030; Earl G. Williams, Los An-
geles. 16855
Sweetness; fox-trot, words by Ned
Miller, music by Carmen Lombardo
and Chester Cohn, arr. by Kenn Sis-
son; orch. pts. 4to. © July 18,
1929; 2c. July 19; E pub. 7805; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 16856
Sweetness you are my only weakness,
you just you; words and music by
P. Lucas. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 1, 1929; E unp. 8487;
Philip Lucas, Detroit. 16857
Swing low; by Avery Robinson, text
and tune partly traditional. © July
10, 1929; 2 c. July 11; E pub. 7634;
G. Ricordi & co., inc., New York.
16858
Swishing veils; oriental bacchanale,
by Frederik Stahlberg; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. © May 38, 1929;
fue June | 20; Hh pubjniooes Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 16859
Symphonic blues; futuristic achieve-
ment, by Syd Reel [pseud. of D. Tie-
meijer], of Holland; 1** violin, cello,
bass and pf. 4to. © June 1, 1929;
1 e@. July 15; E for. 5684; Interna-
tional music co., Brussels. 16860
Symphonie en fa; dans le style clas-
Sique, par M. Brusselmans, of Bel-
gium ; orch. parties, avec. pf. conduc-
teur et 1° violini conducteur. 1°°-4°
parties. © June 10, 1929; 1 ¢. each
July 8; E for. 5511-5514; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 16861-16864
Symphonie in E moll; von Adolf
Busch, of Germany, op. 39; orch.
partitur. © June 28, 1929; 1 e.
July 12; E for. 5600; Breitkopf &
Hiirtel, Leipzig. 16865.
Syncopated serenade; words and music
by G. Quaw. © 1. July 29, 1929;
EK. unp. 9349; Gene Quaw, Holly-
wood. 16866
Szalona; polka, by E. Mika. © 1.
July 10, 1929; E unp. 8738; Edward
Mika, Philadelphia. 16867
T’amo! mélodie, paroles francaises de
P.erre D’Amor, paroles italiennes de
S. Magnanelli, musique de Lao Si-
lésu, of Italy. © July 2, 1929; 1c.
July 25; E for. 5906; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 16868
Tabaco malo; plena, words and musi¢
by M. Malave; pf. © 1c. July 9,
1929; E unp. 8719; Mateo Malave,
Brooklyn. 16869:
Take a stand; words by Elders Mc-.
Intorsech and Hdwards, music by
Irene Spain. [Words and melody
only] ©1ec. July 1, 1929; E unp.
8516; Polk C. Brockman, Atlanta.
16870
Take me with you; waltz, by R. Sears;
pf. ©-+1 «@ July 31, -1929; EH unp.
9398 ; Robert Sears, Aberdeen, Md.
16871
Tales of Tennessee; words and music.
by Jack Mahoney; pf. and ukulele
ace. © May 21, 1929; 2 ¢. July 11;
E pub. 7587; Denton & Haskins mu-
sic pub. co., inc., New York. 16872
Talijansko-Spanjolska fantazija; sag-
radio i udesio R. Cernkovich; tam-
bur.tza orech. pts. © June 3, 1929;
2c. July 1; E pub. 7292; Rudolph
Cernkovich, Chicago. 16873.
Talkie show; words and music by R.
Adams, of Canada. © 1c. June 24,
1929; E unp. 8752; Renée Adams,
Montreal, Canada. 16874.
Tambourin provencal; par Mare Del-
mas, of France; pf. © July 20,
1929; 1 c. July 2; E for. 5819; Aug.
Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leipzig.., 16875:
Tampico tune; from Bomboola, lyrics
and music by D. Frank Marcus, and
Bernard Maltin. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. July 6, 1929; EB
unp. 8674; DeSylva, Brown and
Henderson, inc., New York. 16876
885
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT EXITRIES
16877
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Tampico tune; from Bomboola, words
and music by D. Frank Marcus and
Bernard Maltin, arr. by Joseph M.
Weiss; pf. and ukulele acc. © July
26, 1929; 2 c July 29; EH pub. 7948;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 16877
Tangled curls; words by Dorothy
Reynolds, music by Chas. L. John-
son. © July 17, 1929; 2 c. July 19;
E pub. 7792; Dorothy Statton Reyn-
olds, Ashland, Kan. 16878
To perdi! tango, par José M. Luc-
chesi, of Brazil; orch, parties, avec
pt. conducteur et 1°" violon conduc-
teur. 4to. © July '2, 1929; 1 «.
July 25; EH for. 5926; Auguste Bose,
Paris. 16879
Technical variants on Hanon’s exer-
cises for pianoforte; by Orville A.
Lindquist. © July 5, 1929; 2c. July
10; E pub. 7515; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. ~ 16880
Technique for the standard keyboard ;
by Russell Blake Howe; pf. © July
24, 1929; 2c. July 25; E pub. 7928;
Edward Morris music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 16881
Teddy; canzone burlesca, von Werner
R. Heymann, of Germany, arr. von
Hans Joseph Vieth, of Germany;
salon orch. pts., with pf. direction
and violino 1 direction. © June 15,
1929; 1 e@. June 10; H for. 5794;
B. Schott’s s6hne, Mainz, Germany.
16882
Tell me it’s true; lyric by Clay Bryson,
musie by Al Goering. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 6, 1929:
E unp. 8661; Remick music corp.,
New York. 16883
Tell me why I love you; words by
Betty Minor [i. e. E. H. Minor}.
music by E. H. Minor and Jimmy
Colgan [i. e. James C. Colgan] ©
July “ib, T2922. Loe eee Ub.
7352; Elizabeth H. Minor, Water-
bury, Conn. 16884
Tel the population; melody by L.
Belasco. © 1 ¢. July 5, 1929; 4H
unp. 8579; J. O. Fisher, New York.
16885
Tempeste del cuore; cinema musica,
di Italo Azzoni, of Italy, riduz. di
H. Kawan, of Italy; orch. parti, con
pf. direzione. 4to. © Mar. 14,
1929; 1 @ July 16; tor, aia.
Beltramo, San Remo, Italy. 16886
Tennessee lazy; fox-trot, words and
music by Joe Sanders; pf. and
ukulele ace. © July 31, 1929; 2 ¢.
.That memory;
July 30; EH, pub. 8011; Southern
music pub. co., inc., New York.
16887
Terry (Frances) Impromptu; pi
1. In A flat min.—2. In B major.—
3. In. @ min. © July 8, 1929 520e
each July 10; E pub. 7563-7565:
G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
16888-16890
Texas; words and music by W. J
Gordon and P. C. Hayes. © 1 ¢€
July 19, 1929; E unp. 8995; William
J. Gordon and Perey C. Hayes, Val:
ley Stream, L. I., N. Y. 1689:
That dear little one street town; words
and music by R. W.. Robinson
[Words and melody only] ©iec
July 27, 1929; E unp. 9273; Richard
W. Robinson, Detroit. 16892
That Dixie gal; words and music by
J. M. Spencer. [Words and melody
only] ©le. July 12, 1929; EB unp.
8819; James Maynard Spencer,
Syracuse, N. Y. 16893
That good old home brew; words and
music by J. C. Guidos. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 1, 1929;
EK unp. 8484; John C. Guidos,
Latrobe, Pa. 16894
That means that your [!] in love;
words and music by A. H. Fisher.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
July 5, 1929; E unp. 8867; A. Herb.
Fisher, Philadelphia. 16895
lyric and music by
L. C. Brey. © 1c. July 27, 1929;
E unp. 93803; Louise C. Brey, West
Allis, Wis. 16896
That rhythm man; from Connie’s hot
chocolates, lyric by Andy Razaf,
music by Thomas Waller and Harry
Brooks; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by M. Kalua. © June 26, 1929; 2 ec.
July 1; E pub. 73800; Mills music,
inc., New York. 16897
That’s all that matters; fox-trot, from
Harmony heaven, words and musié
by Edward Pola and Eddie Brandt,
both of Great-Britain; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by Alf. Ralston. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © July
1, 1929; 1c. July 12; E for. 5662;
Jampbell, Connelly & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 16898
That’s how much I need you; from A
most immoral lady, lyric by Herman
Ruby, music by M. K. Jerome; pf.
and ukulele ace. © July 22, 1929:
2c. July 26; E pub. 7986; M. Wit:
mark & sons, New York. 16899
886
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ho. 7, 1929
That’s Jean; words and music by H.
Irving. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 15, 1929; E unp. 8896;
Herbert Irving, Chelsea, Mass.
, 16900
That’s me: words by Clytie Cannaday
Thomson, music by R. Cannaday.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
July 26, 1929; E unp. 9252; Ralph
Cannaday, Roanoke, Va. 16901
That’s my heaven, right here; words
and music by Billy Peters [i. e.
W. EF. Peters] [Words and melody
only] ©1l1e. July 27, 1929; E unp.
9307; William Francis’ Peters,
Brooklyn. 16902
That’s my Mary; words by Joe Darcey
and Glenn Allen, music by Lou
Herscher; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
July 10, 1929; 2 ¢c. July 9; E pub.
7487; Lou Herscher, inc., New York.
16903
That’s what I’d have, if I had my
way; words by A. H. Fitch, music
by K. C. Fitch. [Chords,. single
staff] ©l1e. July 11. 1929; E unp.
8785; Kenneth C. Fitch, and Arthur
H. Fitch, Olean, N. Y. 16904
That’s what I’m missin’ now; lyric by
Irving Kahal, music by J. Russel
Robinson. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 5, 1929; E unp.
8632; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
16905
That’s what you are to me; words and
musie by R. Gabbert. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 11, 1929:
E unp. 8767; Ray Gabbert, Grand-
view, Mo. 16906
That’s when I learned to love you;
words by Bartley Costello, music by
Billy Baskette; pf. ace., with ukulete
arr. by Doc. Reid. © July 26, 1929;
2c. July 27; E pub. 7942; Charles
Bayha music co., ine., New York.
16907
That’s where you come in; lyrics by
Irving Kahal, music by J. Russel
Robinson. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 2, 1929; EK unp.
8533; Santly bros., inec., New York.
16908
That southern belle of mine; words
by EF. Mosier, music by Chester
Escher; 1st violin. © 1c. Juiy 25,
1929; E unp. 9216; Floyd Mosier,
Lake Benton, Minn. 16909
Then someone’s in love; words by Lew
Pollack, music by Max Prival; pf.
and ukulele ace. © July 8, 1929;
67717—29—7
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
16919
2c. July 6; E pub. 7354; Southern
music pub. co., ine., New York.
16910
Then we'd be happy Blue Rose; words
and music by Dinty Moore [pseud.
of Ralph F. Moore] and Red Parker
[pseud. of J. T. Parker], pf. arr. by
Jeane Parker, ukulele arr. by Red.
© 1c. July 27, 1929; BE unp. 9333;
Ralph Forrest Moore and Jas. Thos.
Parker, San Bernardino, Calif.
16911
There ain’t no mermaids now; words
and music by L. Hawk. © 1 ¢.,
July 1, 1929; E unp. 8521; Leonard
Hawk, Berkeley, Calif. 16912
There is a spirit singing; words by
J. H. Newman, music by Geoffrey
Shaw, of Great Britain; unison song
for massed singing. 4to. © July
i tone Ae. Oily 1G. i FOr, 56s;
Novello & co., 1td., London. 16913
There'll be no trains in heaven; words
by V. E. McBee, music by Luther A.
Clark. © dimly 12; 1929;: 2 ¢.. July
15; E pub. 7669; Viola E. McBee,
Lawton, Okl. 16914
There’s heaven in your eyes; waltz
Song, words and music by W. M.
Wright, arr. by Chas A. Arthur;
_ voice or 2 violins with pf. ace. Cin-
cinnati, Will Wright music co.
June 14, 1929; 2 e. June 15; E pub.
7307; William Morgan Wright, Cin-
cinnati. 16915
There’s no sign of the sun; words and
music by Frank Bannister and J.
Gray. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 19, 1929; E unp. 9016;
Jane Gray, New York. 16916
There’s sugar-cane around my door;
words and music by Eddie Leonard
and Grace & Jack Stern. © July 9,
19295" 2 ev July: 103. Eypuby, 758s;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York. 16917
There was nothing else to do; words
and music by Bert Kalmar, Harry
Ruby and Harry Warren. © July
9, 1929; 2 c. July 12; E pub. 7600;
Remick musie corp., New York.
16918
They can’t steal you out of my dreams,
queen ‘of all queens; words and
music by Bob Nichols; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by Sherry Pratt.
[Photostat] ©1e. July 24, 1929;
E unp. 9202; Robert Nichols
Wilkins, Brooklyn. 16919
887
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
16920
They that sow in tears shall reap in
joy; sacred song, words from psalm
126, music by F.. Flaxington Harker,
op. 34, no. 3; high voice, with pf. or
organ acc.. © July 16, 1929; 2 ce.
July 25; E pub. 7980; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 16920
They’ve all gone talkie mad; words by
Fred Godfrey, music by~- Chester
Goldwyn, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations! © July 18, 1929; 1c.
July 31; E for. 5948; Lareine & co.,
ltd., London. 16921
Thickety (A) path; home, words
anon., music by M. E. Polack. ©
1c July 10, 19292 oR eanp: 87395
Marie Eldridge Polack, York, Pa.
16922
Think of you, think of me in the moon-
light ; lyric by Dorothy Fields, music
by Jimmy McHugh; pf. ace. with
ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. © June
26,1923; 2 cu July's J pub. 72973
Mills music, ine., New York. 16923
Thinking just of you; words and
music by C. H. Schefer; pf. ©le.
July 15, 1929; E unp. 8887; Charles
H. Schefer, Richmond Hill, N. Y.
16924
This night and you; words by John
Wallace [pseud. of J. V. Walsh],
music by Gladys Redgers. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. July 22,
1929: E unp. 9044; John V. Walsh
and Gladys Rodgers, New York.
16925
Those eyes I cannot analyze; words
by E. N. Collins, music by Sylvester
Longe’*Cress: pti. (renee! July 23,
1929; E unp. 9114; Hsther Newton
Collins, Ault, Co. 16926
Those lovelight eyes; words by G. St.
Claire, music by W. Ricardo, of
Great Britain. London, W. Paxton
& co. ltd. © July 19, 1929; 1 «.
July 18; E for. 5703; Garmon St.
Claire’, and Walters JR ve ar d.o,
Rhondda, Glam., Wales. 16927
Thou hidden.love of God; anthem,
words by Gerhard Tersteegen, tr.
by John Wesley, music by William
T. Timmings; mixed voices, with
organ ace. 4to. New York, Chap-
pell-Harms, inc.’ ©,.July 12, 1929;
2 ¢. July 133; HE pub, (7747; Harms,
inc., New York. 16928
Three little rooms and you; words by
Jack Yellen, music by Milton Ager.
[Photostat] © 1 ¢. July 23; 1929;
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
E unp. 913838; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., Culver City, Calif. 16929
Three words; by R. Colombo; instru-
mental. © 1c. June 26, 1929; EB
unp. 8866; Russell Colombo, Holly-
wood, Calif. 16930
Through tear-dimmed eyes; words by
J. HE. Guernsey, music by Floyd
Thompson. © 1 ¢. July 31, 1929;
EH ..unp. , 9381; .. Thompsons. ann
Guernsey, Indianapolis. 16931
Through the dark the dreamers came:
Christmas, words by Earl Marlatt,
music by Mabel W. Daniels, op. 32,
no. 1; mixed voices. 4to. © June
8, 1929; 2.¢;- July. 13: Houle ee
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
16932
Through the years; words and music
by. I. B. Howell... ©) 1,¢. July 25,
1928; EY unp. 9188; Inez Baker
Howell, Dallas. 16933
Thunersee-lied; schlusschor aus dem
volksliederspiel S’Vreneli am Thun-
ersee, von Karl Grunder, melodie
von O. Fr. Schmalz, of Switzerland;
fiir gem. chor gesetzt von Hrnst
Pfister. 8vo. ©. May 25, 19295 tic
June 29; H for. 5949; Oskar Fr.
Schmalz, Konolfingen, Switzerland.
169384
*Til you came along; words and musie
by Marion Kaye; pf. acc., with uku-
lele arr. by M. Kalua. © June 26,
1929; .2)¢. July; 1; EH pub 72985
Mills music, inc., New York. . 16935
Till you come back to me; lyric by
Justin Wheeler, jr., and Richard
Kountz, music by Hendrick Bee; pf.
and ukulele acc. © July 1, 1929;
2c July 5; E pub. 7504; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 16936
Time will tell; from Girl from Ha-
vana, words by L. Wolfe Gilbert,
music by Abel Baer. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 15, 1929;
E unp. 8858; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine., New York. 16937
Tip toe thru’ the tulips with me; fox-
trot, from The gold diggers of
Broadway, lyric by Al Dubin, musie
by Joe Burke, arr. by Archie
Bleyer; daree orch. pts. 4to. ©
July 17, 1929; 2 c. July 20; E pub.
7856; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 16938
Tired moon; words by J. A. Steiner,
music by Leonard Hawk. © 1 ¢.
888
cH ae ee
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929
16962
July 5, 1929; E unp. 8747; Joseph
Andrew Steiner, Oakland, Calif.
16939
"Tis a lesson we all have to learn;
words by Matilda McBurney, music
by C. Escher. © July 19, 1929; 2 c¢.
July 19; E pub. 7755; Chester Es-
cher, New York. 16940
*Tis a wild and merry dance; Kuya-
wiak, Polish dance, 2 pt. cho., lyric
by Frederick H. Martens, music by
Wieniawski, arr. by Christopher
O’Hare. 4to. © July 17, 1929; 2c.
July 18; E pub. 77382; Kay & Kay
music pub. corp., New York. 16941
To be with you; words and music by
Benny Davis and J. Fred Coots.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
July 22, 1929; E unp. 9069; Davis,
Cocts and Engel, inec., New York.
16942
To say good-bye; words and music by
W. Cutty. [Words and melody
only] ©1ec. July 31, 1929; E unp.
9387; William Cutty, New York.
; 16943
To-day to-mor-row for-ever; words
and music by F. O’Bryan. ©1e..
July 17, 1929; E unp. 8937; Frank-
lin O’Bryan, Chicago. 16944
Toddy; words and music by Lionel
Belasco. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 5, 1929; E unp. 8597;
J. O. Fisher, New York. 16945
Toi; tango fantaisiste, paroles et mu-
sique de J. Daris, of France; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by Francis
Salabert. © June 2, 1929; 1c. June
28; E for. 5383; Jean Daris, Paris.
16946
Tokse—valsen; av Pal Kluften, of
Norway; pf. © Aug. 5, 1928;-1 ¢.
Jan, 22, 1929; E for. 5615; Norsk
musikforlag, Islo, Norway. 16947
Told in the stars; words and music
by Lora Hartsock. © July 19, 1929;
2c. July 19; E pub. 7757; Chester
Escher, New York. 16948
Ton nom; de Augusta Holmes, arr.
par F. Salabert, of France; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur et 1°
violini conducteur. 4to. © June
1D) +2929.: 1:.¢; July SiH for: 5500;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 16949
Too wonderful for words; from Words
and music, words and music by Dave
Stamper and Gerard Smith. ©
July 19,°1929; 2 c.. July,22;. BE. pub.
7876; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 16950
Too wonderful for words; words and
music by Dave Stamper and Gerard
Smith. [Words and melody only]
© 1e¢. July 9, 1929; E unp. 8705;
De Sylva, Brown and Henderson,
inc., New York. 16951
Topsy turvy; words and music by M.
H. Bories. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. July 17, 1929; E unp.
8941; Merton H. Bories, San Fran-
cisco. 16952
Tornade (La); par M. Delmas-Popy,
of France; orch. parties, avec pf.
conducteur et 1° violino conducteur.
4to. © June 10, 1929; 1 @ July 8;
E for. 5581; E. Gaudet, Paris.
16953
Toujours; from A most immoral lady,
lyric by Herman Ruby, music by
M. K. Jerome; pf. and ukulele acc.
© July 22, 1929; 2c July 26; E
pub. 7987; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 16954
Toujours souriant; intermezzo fox-
trot, par A. Bose, of France; orch.
parties, avee pf. conducteur et 1°”
victon conducteur. 4to. © July 2,
1929). A ve uly 25.5 for "59s0':
Auguste Bose, Paris. 16955
Tout ce qui t’a touchée; paroles de
Albert Samain, musique de Maurice
Perez, of France. © dune 10, 1929;
focal duly, /S; Hy tor. 5524) Rouart:
Lerolle et cie., Paris. 16956
Toy (The) windmill; by William A.
Taylor; pf! © July 1, 1929; 2 c¢.
July 3; E pub. 7315; Evans music
co., Boston. 16957
Trail (The) to yesterday; words by
Bobby Heath and Mitchell Parish,
music by Harry D. Squires. ©1e.
July 5, 1929; E unp. 8605; Joe Mor-
ris music co., New York. 16958
Train (The) that never arrived;
words by Arthur Fields, music by
F. Hall. [Words and melody only]
©l1e. July 12, 1929; E unp. 8798;
Fred Hall, New York. 16959
Tramonto sul Tabor; di Amedeo Es-
ecObar, of Italy; piccola orch. parti,
con pf. conduttore. © June 28,
.1929;.1 @ July 173) for, 5708; 1A.
& G. Carisch & c., Milan. 16960
Tramp (The) song; words and music
by J. E. Jones, arr. by Vivian Mc-
Kenzie. © 1 ¢. July 16, 1929; E
unp. 8920; J. Elliott Jones, Midland,
Tex. 16961
889
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES :
16962
Treasure chest hunting; words by H.
Riefschnieder, mus.c by Burrell Van
Buren. [Words and melody only]
©1e. July 27, 1929; E unp. 9283;
Henry Riefschnieder, Seattle. 16962
Trees (The) in spring; poem by E.
Nesbit, music by Felix White, of
Great Britain. © July 17, 1929; 1
e. July 16; E for. 5670; Murdoch,
Murdoch & co., ine. with J. G. Mur-
doch & co., Itd., London. 16963
Trés saceadé; one-step, par H. Pierre-
Pierre, of France; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © June 10,
1929; 1c. July 8; HE for. 5523; Paul
Decourcelle, Nice, France. 16964
Trio (The) treasury; bk. of songs for
3 pt. singing, compiled by John
Church co.; women’s voices. © July
16, 1929; 2 c. July 18; EH pub. 8012;
John Church co., Cincinnati. 16965
Triomphe (Le) du caid; par M. Del-
mas — F. Andrieu, both of France;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 c. June 10,
1929; E for. 5472; Andrieu fréres,
Paris. 16966
Tristezza (La); di Riccardo Storti, of
Italy ; orch. parti, con pf. conduttore.
4to. © Dec. 17, 1928; 1 c. July 22,
1929; E for. 57382; Studio musicale
Romano, Rome. 16967
Trot; monotonia alla marcia, von
Mare Roland, of Germany; salon
orch. pts., with pf. direction and vio-
lino 1 direction. © May 15, 1929;
1 ce. May 7; E for. 5795; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany. 16968
True blue Lou; ballad fox-trot, from
The dance of life, words and music
by Leo Robin, Sam Coslow and Rich-
ard A. Whiting; pf. and ukulele ace.
© July 13, 1929; 2 « July 15; B
pub. 7871; Famous musie¢ corp., New
York. 16969
True love of my sweetheart days;
words and music by W. Arquette, of
Canada. [Words and melody only]
©1e. June 7, 1929; E unp. 8929;
' Wilfred Arquette, Roseland, Ont.,
Canada. 16970
Trying to forget; words and music by
L. J. Benjamin. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. July 23, 1929; BH
unp. 9096; Lee J. Benjamin, Ja-
maica, N. Y. 16971
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) Album
denfants; 2° suite arr. par F. Sala-
bert, of France; orch. parties, avec
pt. m1. n. s., v.24
pf. conducteur et 1° violini conduc-
teur. 4to. 1. Le chant de l’alouette.
[3 others] © June 10, 1929; 1 «.
July 6; E for. 5487; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 16972
Barecarolle; juin, extrait des 12
tableaux caractéristiques Les sai-
sons, op. 37, no. 6, arr. par F. Sala-
bert, of France; orch. parties avec
pf. conducteur et 1 violini conduc-
teur. 4to. © June 10, 1929; 1 «.
July 8; E for. 5492; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 16973
Come unto Me; anthem, words
adapted from hymn of J. B. Dykes,
by F. M. Harl, musi¢ arr. by Chris-
topher O’Hare; mixed voices, with
organ ace. 4to. © July 13, 1929;
2e July 17; E pub. 7674; Harold
Flammer, inc., New York. 16974
—— Trepak; danse russe, from Nut-
cracker suite, by Peter Ilyitch
Tchaikovski, op. Tla, orch. by N.
Clifford Page; orch. pts. © July 15,
1929; 2c. July 17; E pub. 7686; Oli-
ver Ditson co., Boston. 16975
Tulipan; polka mazurka, by J. Biega;
ist violin. © 1c. July 18, 1929; E
unp. 8986; John Biega, Perth Am-
boy, N. J. 16976
Tune in on my heart; words and mu-
sie by Gene Johnston and J. Taccati,
of Italy, domiciled at New York.
{Words and melody only] ©1«.
July 24, 1929; EH unp. 9161; Joseph
Taccati, New York. 16977
Turmiente ’e nnammurate; versi e
musica di S. Martorelli. New York,
Edizioni Gennariello. [Words and
melody only] © July 18, 1929; 2c.
July 19; HB pub. 7750; Salvatore
Martorelli, New York. 16978
Turn around the clock back to morn-
ing; words and music by M. Gold.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
July 18, 1929; E unp. 8974; Matthew
Gold, Hoboken, N. J. 16979
Turn on the heat; from Sunnyside up,
words and music by B. G. De Sylva,
{pseud. of George Gard De Sylval,
Lew Brown and Ray Henderson. ©
July 29, 1929; 2 ¢ July 31; EH pub.
8018; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine., New York. 16980
Turn Thy face from my sins; anthem,
by Thomas Attwood, ed. by N. C.
Page; mixed voices, with organ acc.
Copyright is based upon new matter
of N. Clifford Page namely, his inter-
890
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7 , 1929
17001
pretation represented in the legible
notation thereof contained in the
copies filed. 4to. © Apr. 17, 1929;
2 ¢. June 27;.E pub. 7739; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 16981
Twenty-third (The) psalm; words
adapted and music by P. R. Haw-
ley; mixed vo'ces. [Photostat] ©
1c. July 22, 1929; E unp. 9062; Paul
R. Hawley, Washington. 16982
Twilight whispers; waltz, by Walter
Rolfe; pf. © July 2, 1929; 2c. July
4 pub. to20, Arinur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 16983
Twinkling stars; serenade, by Max-
well A. Davidson; duet for 2 B flat
trumpets or. cornets, 2 E flat saxo-
phones, or E flat alto and B flat
ten. saxophones, with pf. acc. ©
May 3, 1929; 2 c. June 27;-E pub.
7383; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
16984
Two love in the first set; pt. song,
author of words unknown, music by
Herbert J. Tiley ; men’s voices, with-
out ace. 4to. © June 18, 1929; 2c.
July 8; E pub. 7447; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. g 16985
Two pals; words by Harry Pease and
Charles O’Flynn, music by Ed. G.
Nelson. © July 11, 1929; 2c. July
12; E pub. 7636; Shapiro, Bernstein
& co., inc., New York. 16986
Tyttebzret; tekst avy Aasmund Olaf-
son Vinje, musik av M. M. Ulfrstad,
of Norway; mixed voices.@ (In
Tonekunst, nr. 23, Onsday 19, De-
sember 1928) © Dee. 19, 1928; 1 ¢.
June 10, 1929; FE for. 5614; M. Moa-
ritz Ulfrstad, Oslo, Norway. 16987
words by E. C.
Berghoefer, music by Samuel H.
Speck. [Words and melody only]
© 1e. July 26, 1929; E unp. 9238;
Estelle C. Berghoefer, West Allis,
Wis. 16988
Unbidden dreams;
Und alles, alles soli vergessen sein!
lied u. tango, text von Alexander
Kohler, musik von Heinrich Meyer-
v. Freyhold, of Germany. © Apr.
12, 1929; 1 ce. June 28; EB for. 5436;
Thuringia-verlag, Erfurt, Germany.
16989
Under a dreamy moon; words and
musie by G. E. Jamieson. © 1 ec.
July 238, 1929; E unp. 9124; Grace
Evangeline Jamieson, Sacramento,
Calif. 16990
Under an old world sky; words and
music: by T. and N. Jay. © 1 «.
July 25, 1929; HB unp. 9193; Tillie
Jay and Nancy Jay, Richmond Hill,
N. 7¥. 16991
Under the spell of the moon; lyric
by S. Bernie and Stella Unger, mu-
Sic by Fred Phillips. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. July 17, 1929;
EH unp. $950; Saul Bernie, inc., New
York. 16992
Underneath the blue Hawaiian moon;
fox trot song, words by Irene Fred-
erick, music by L. B. Curtis and Al
Mason. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ec. July 20, 1929; E unp. 9021;
Loyal B. Curtis, New York. 16993
Underneath the sun; words by Her-
bert J. Hoose, music by J. Patercity.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
July 11, 1929; E unp. 8788; Julius
Patercity, New York. 16994
Unhappy butterfly; fox-trot, words
and music by Byron Gay, arr. by
Eddie Bard; orch. pts. 4to. ©
July 9, 1929; 2 ec. July 10; E pub.
7546; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
16995
U. S. engineers; march, by R. G. Wy-
man; band pts. obl. 32mo. ©
July 1, 1929; 2 c. July 9; E pub.
7527; Robert G. Wyman, Boston.
16996
United States of America; stars on
the blue, words and music by C.
Gladish, arr. by Chas. L. Johnson.
© June 25, 1929; 2 c. June 29; BE
pub. 7272; Cora Gladish, Higgins-
ville, Mo. 16997
Unrest; agitato, by Frederik Stahl-
berg; orch. pts., with pf. conductor.
© Apr:| 29, 1929;°2 ec June 27; BH
pub. 7389; Carl Fischer, ine. New
York. 16998
Until one comes along; words by Har-
lan Thompson, music by Dave
Stamper. © 1c. July 19, 1929; E
unp. 9009; Fox film corp., New York.
16999
Until you are near; lyrics and melody
by C. H. Smith. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. July 6, 1929; HB
unp. 8666; Charles Henry Smith,
New York 17000
Up high in the sky; words by W. Tut-
tle, music by Chas. L. Johnson. ©
1 ce. July 24, 1929; E unp. 9170; Wil-
liam Tuttle, Lawrence, Kan. 17001
891
: CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17002
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Vacation days; by Louis Streabbog
{pseud. of Jean Louis Gobbaerts],
op. 68, no. 12, 2d pf. by Fleetwood
A. Diefenthaeler; 2 pfs. obl. 8vo.
© July 2, 1929; 2 ec. July 5; E pub.
7350; Gamble hinged music co., Chi-
cago. 17002
Vacation time; by Cecil Burleigh, op.
70; violin and pf. 1. The beggars
are coming. [5 others] © July 27,
1929; 2 ce. Aug. 2; aff. Aug. 1; AA
21788; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
17003
Valley (The) green — blossom song;
words and music by W. Benignus.
© June 20, 1929; 2 « July 6; EB
pub. 7444; William Benignus, New
York. i 17004
Valse album for pianoforte; by Al-
bert H. Oswald, of Great Britain.
© July 19, 1929; 1¢. July 13; E for.
5704; W. Paxton & co., Itd., London.
17005
Valse des clochards; par A. Bose, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et 1°" violon conducteur.
4to. © July 2, 1929; 1¢ July 25;
E for. 5925; Auguste Bosc, Paris.
17006
Valse—impromptu; par A. Simonetti,
of Italy; violon avec ace. de pf. ©
June 10, 1929; 1 e. July 8; E for.
5519; Paul Decoureelle, Nice,
France. 17007
Valse in D fiat; by U. Lindemann, of
Germany, domiciled at New York.
[Melody only] © 1 ¢@ June 28,
1929; E unp. 8527; Udo Lindemann,
New York. 17008
Valse intime; by Erno Balogh, orch.
by George Torke, organ notation by
Emil Velazco; orch. pts. © July
5, 1929; 2 ec. July 10; BE pub. 7962;
Crawford music corp., New York.
17009
Valse joyeuse; by Joseph Slater, of
Great Britain; flute, with pf. ace.
© July 10, 1929; 1 « July 20; E
for. 5764; Rudall, Carte & co., Itd..
London. 17010
Valse misterioso; by W. W. Lowitz,
organ notations by HEmil Velazco:
orch. pts. © July 5, 1929; 2 c. July
10; E pub. 7620; Crawford music
corp., New York. 17011
Valse naive; by R. O. Suter, op. 37;
violin with pf. ace. © July 138,
1929; ‘2 °¢) July’ 20; °H pub.’ Ts24;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
17012
Valse nuptiale; by Ed. Poldini, of
Hungary, op. “114"'no. 6." or
July ‘9, 1929 3-2. ¢.' July,1 23" ep:
7657; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 17013
Valse Pamela; by Rudy Wiedoeft;
saxophone and pf. © July 8, 1929;
2 ce. July 10; E pub. 7520; Rudy
Wiedoeft music pub. co., New York.
17014
Valse-pastel; by Ed. Poldini, of
Hungary, op. 113, no. 2; pf. © July
9, 1929: 2 c.. July 113. Ei pub) ious.
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
17015 ©
Valse poudrée; intermezzo, par Fran-
cis Popy, of France; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur et, 1° violini con-
ducteur. 4to. © July 2,:1929; 1 e.
July 25; E for. 5843; E. Gaudet,
Paris. 17016
Valse sentimentale; by Cyril Scott, of
Great Britain; pf. © July 19. 1929;
1 ec. July 20; E for. 5759; Hlkin &
co., ltd., London. 17017
Valse viennoise; reflets du passé, par
Marc Delmas, of France; pf. ©
July 20, 1929;.1 ¢« July. tor
5820; .Aug. Cranz,,..G. mi Dawes
Leipzig. 17018
Valses nobles et sentimentales; par
Maurice Ravel, pour petit orch. par
Roger Branga, of France; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
nos. 3-5. © June 2, 1929; 2 c. June
28, 1 c. June 29; E for. 5355-5357;
Durand et cie., Paris. 17019-17020
—=+ Same.)/):no)' 70 40. “Gaye 2,
1929; 1 e@. July 25; BH for. 5921;
Durand et cie., Paris. 17021
Valsette; by Felix Borowski, arr. by
W. F. Ambrosio [pseud. of Gustav
Saenger]; violin and pf. © Apr.
19, 1929; 2c. June 27; E pub. 7371;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 17022
Valsette; by Felix Borowski, ed. by
Gustav Saenger; violin with pf. ace.
Copyright is based upon new matter
of Gustay Saenger namely, his in-
terpretation represented in_ the
_ legible notation thereof contained in
the copies filed. © Apr. 238, 1929:
2 ¢@. June. 27;. EB pub’ 7433 sear
Fischer, inc., New York. 17023
Vanderlip (Ruth Wright) Seven re-
sponses; words from the Psalms;
women’s voices, organ acc. 4to. ©
July 10, 1929; 2 c. July 17; E pub.
7682; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
17024
892
no. 7, 1929
Varnelda; words by E. C. Gaulke,
musie by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 13, 1929,
E unp. 8837; Esther Carlene Gaulke.
Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. 17025
Veillée (La) [and] Aprés vépres; de
Albert Dupuis, of Belgium; odeon
et salonoreh. pts., avee pf.-conduc-
teur et violino 1 directeur. 4to. ©
wuly 20;°1929 >: tte: Duly 2; HH. fuer.
5816; Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H.,
Leipzig. 17026
Véronique; ouverture, de A. Messager,
rey. et transcrite par Francis
Casadesus, of France; petit ou grand
orch, parties, avec pf. conducteur et
1°" violon conducteur. 4to. © June
2) 1929; 1 ce. June 28; E for. 5332:
Choudens, Paris. 17027
Veto (The); words by E. J. French,
musie by Arnold T. Lax. New York
City, Frank Harding. © July 1,
9290; 2 ae) Jaly 103) B pub: Tt9 ;
Ephraim J. French, Oklahoma City,
OkKl. 17028
Vie (La) est belle; fox-trot chante,
paroles de Louis Lemarchand et
Jean Boyer, musique de Jean Boyer
et Henry Verdun, both of France:
pf. ace., avec ukulele arr. par
Francis Salabert. © June 10, 1929,
1 e. July 8: E for. 5504; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 17029
Vieilles (Les) maisons: paroles de
Jean Boyer et Gabriello, musique de
Henry Verdun et Jean. Boyer, both
of France; pf. ace., avec ukulele arv.
par Francis Salabert. © June 10,
fees Meum SLY 5) BOE. ; Deep :
Francis Salabert, Paris. 17030
Vieni cu mia; parole e musica di F. P
Profita. [Words and melody only]
©l1e. July 3, 1929; E unp. 8751;
Frank P. Profita, Waltham, Mass.
17051
Vier (Die) marianischen antiphonen:;
von Wolfgang Fortner, of Germany:
altstimme und gemischten' chor.
Klavierauszug. 4to. © June 15,
1929; 1 ec. June 10; E for. 5809:
B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
17032
Violaine; from Scénes symphoniques,
by C. Lagourgue, op. 46; violin and
pf. Chicago, H. C. L. pub. co. ©
June 25, 1929; 2 c. June 29; E pub.
7270; Charles Lagourge, Chicago.
17033
words and music by H. J.
Cleary. [Photostat] ©1e. July 26,
1929; E unp. 9249; Homer John
_ Cleary, Marion, O. 17034
Violets;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
17045
Vision of my heart; words and music
by R. R. Valli. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. July 1, 1929; E unp.
8493; Renato Romeo Valli, East
Hampton, Conn, 17035
Voice (A) divine; sacred song, words
and music by P. H. Turner. Raleigh,
N. C., Turner and Goodwin. © June
14, 1929; 2c. July 24; E pub. 7889;
Paul Herbert Turner, Raleigh, N. C.
17036
Voice from the Hungarian forest; by
Ed. Poldini, of Hungary, op. 113,
no. 6; pf. © July 9, 1929; 2 ¢. July
11; E pub. 7654; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 17037
Voices (The) of the wood; words ana
music by Henry Holmes, of Great
Britain, domiciled at San Francisco.
(© May 1, 1929; 2c. May 18; E pub.
7328; Mary Frances Holmes, Berke-
ley, Calif. 17038
Voila du bonheur; esquisse gaie, par
V. Dyck, of France; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © June
22 1929 yt et guney 29°"). for. da853
F. Moulin, Cannes, France. 17039
Volga boatmen’s song; Russian folk-
song, tr. by Edward Bromberg, arr.
by Charles F. Manney, based on the
harmony of N. Clifford Page; sop.,
alto, and bass. 4to. © June 27,
1929; 2 @ July 3; EH pub. 7450;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 17040
Volksweise; by Ford Madox Hueffer,
from an anthology of modern verse,
music by F. W. Warnke; three
women’s voices. © 1 ec. July 19,
1929; E unp. 9201; Frederick Wil-
liam Warnke, San Francisco. 17041
Voz (La) del viento; tango, par José
M. Lucchesi, of Brazil; orch. parties,
avee pf. conducteur et 1°" violon con-
dueteur. 4to. © July 2, 1929; 1 «.
July 25; HE for. 5927; Auguste Bose,
Paris: 17042
Waiting; fox-trot ballad, words and
music by H. Makins. © 1c. July 3,
1929; E unp.. 8565; Henryetta
Makins, Omaha, Neb. 17043
Waiting; words and music by R. G.
Corp. ©1.«. July 22, 1929; E unp.
9060; Ruby Gladys Corp, Los
Angeles. 17044
Waiting; words by Anthony Wayne
Iannelli, music by C. J. Coletta. ©
1 e. July 16, 1929; BE, unp. 8899:
Charles Joseph Coletta, Wilmington,
Del. 17045
893
17046
Waiting alone; by Erno Balogh, orch
by George Torke, organ notations by
Emil Velazco; oreh. pts., with pf. or
organ conductor. © May 25, 1929;
tye. May 27, 1 cnJduly; bye epuhb.
7529; Crawford music corp., New
York. 17046
Walkin’ and talkin’ to myself; words
by C. Griswold, music by Burre!l
Van Buren. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 27, 1929; E unp.
9276; Constance Griswold, Chicago.
17047
Walkin’ the streets; words and music
by Allie Wrubel. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. July 27, 1929:
EH unp. 9288; Elias P. Wrubel, Mid-
dletown, Conn. 17048
Wally; words by Ruth Todd, music by
Jean Ormonde [pseud. of Eugenie
Knarston], arr. by Amédée Tremb-
fy. ©.1 @. July 28, 19295 Hicmp.
9125; Kugenie Knarston, Hollywood.
17049
Waltz (The) hero; words by Victor
Levien, music by G. Walther, of
Belgium, domiciled at New York.
© 1e. June 1, 1929; BH unp. 8965;
Gustave Walther, New York.
17050
words by Olive
Barsukoff.
Waltz of memory;
Terry; ‘music’: by. S
[Words and melody only] © 1 e«.
July 38, 1929; E unp. 8575; Sergei
Barsukoff, Hast Hampton, N. Y.
17051
Waltz poem; by Leopold Godowsky :
pf.) no. .4,..2./ © -Apra24, A929.) .2. c.
each June 27; E pub. 7913, 7914;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
(Oa 2o 4 CODS
(The) violin; by Edward
© July’ 24,1929; 2c.
Waltzing
Morris 3) pit.
July’ 25°" He - pub. “79295 “hdyward
Morris music pub. c¢o., ine., New
York. 17054
Walzer-potpourri; von Carl Robrecht,
of Germany, arr. von Peter Fries, of
Germany; bandonion wu. konzertina
ausgabe. © Apr. 10, 1929; 1c¢. June
28; E for. 5443; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany. 17055
Wandering (The) musician; words
and music by P. Voigt. ©1c. July
19, 1929; BH unp. 9190; Paul Voigt,
Asbury Park, N. J. 17056
Warden’s (The) words by
Arthur Fields,
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
July 30, 1929; E unp. 9362; Fred
Hall, New York. 17057
secret ;
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
music by, EF. Hall.’
pt. nr, n.s., v. 24
Was macht Herr Kraus heut’ nacht im
vorderhaus; lied und slow-fox, text
von Fritz Rotter, musik von Harry
Ralton [pseud. of Heinz Rosenthal],
of Germany. © May 28, 1929; 1.
July 16; E for. 5680; Drei masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 17058
Watching the old folks go; words and
musie by J. M. Zenchoff. © 1 e.
July 80, 1929; E unp. 9353; Julius
Morris Zenchoff, Willimantic, Conn.
17059
‘Way back in Vermont; words and
music by Hen Lackey; pf. and
ukulele ace. © June 29, 1929; 2 e.
June 29; E pub. 7263; Scott Richard
and Mary Ellen Lackey, Johnstown,
Pa. 17060
‘Way down on the old river farm;
words and music by I. Carmichael.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
July 5, 1929; E unp. 8626; Isabel
Carmichael, Gallatin, Tenn. 17061
Way (The) of peace; Christmas sery-
ice, ed. by J. H. Fillmore. Cincin-
nati, O., Fillmore music house. 8vo.
© June 28, 1929; 2 « July 1; D
pub. 27535; Fillmore bros. co., Cin-
cinnati. 17062
Way (The) to do Bomboola; from the
musical comedy Bomboola, words
and music by D. Frank Marcus, and
Bernard Maltin. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. July 6, 1929; E
unp. 8670; DeSylva, Brown and
Henderson, ine., New York. 17063
We came here to say a last goodbye:
words
Burrell Van Buren. © 1. July 1,
1929; E unp. 8519; Frank H. Blaha,
Chicago. 17064
We gotta look into this; words and
music by M. H. Bories. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. July 17, 1929;
E unp. 8942; Merton H. Bories, San
Francisco. 17065
We have each other: words by Jack
Yellen, music by Milton Ager.
[Photostat] .© 1..c. July 28, 4929:
E unp: 9129; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., Culver City, Calif. 17066
We kiss, kiss, kiss again; words and
music by Joe Rea and Walter Doyle ;
pf. and ukulele ace. © July 9, 1929;
2c July 24; E pub. 7896; Mills
music, ine., New York. 17067
We're going to the park; words by
Albert Erroll, music by J. N. Mazzeo.
[Blue-print] © 1 ¢. July 29, 1929.
EK unp. 9345; Joseph Nicholas
Mazzeo, Revere, Mass. 17065
894
by .F.. H. Blaha, musie.oy
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929
We rock away on the billows gay;
sailors’ cho., words by J. C. Johnson,
music by L. O. Emerson, arr. by
Charles F. Manney; sop., alto and
bass. 4to. © June 28, 1929; 2 «.
July 3; E pub. 7446; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 17069
We wave our handkerchiefs; words by
E. A. Wiese, musie by Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. © 1 ce. July 23, 1929:
E unp. 9118; Ella A. Wiese, Eugene,
a Or: 17070
Wedding of the winds; concert
waltzes, by John T. Hall, rev. by
Hugo Frey; pf. © July 10, 1929:
2c. June 29; E pub. 7537; Paull-
pioneer music co., New York.
17071
Welcome home; from On with the
show, by Grant Clarke and Harry
Akst, arr. by Ed. Smalle; male
voices. 4to. © July 1, 1929; 2c.
July 5; E pub. 7501; M. Witmark &
sons. New York. 17072
Welcome home; from On with the
show, words and music by Grant
Clarke and Harry Akst, arr. by Ed.
Smalle; mixed voices. 4to. © July
1951929; 2 c. July 15; BE pub. 7839;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
17073
Welcome the message of springtime,
welcome the message of Christmas;
trio, words and music by H. B.
Heim; women’s voices. Newark,
HIMES: ‘Heim Times pub. co. © Mar.
aoe 2 &. July 15; EF pub. 7910.
Harriette Breeze Heim, Newark.
17074
Wer kann die frauen je ergriinden?
fox-trot, aus Rosen aus Florida,
musik von Leo Fall, of Austria, ein-
richtung von Erich Wolfgang Korn-
gold, of Austria, spezial arr. von
Fred Ralph [pseud. of Hermann
Krome], of Germany; fiir salonorch.
mit jazz, grosses orch. und text.
4to. © June 15, 1929; 1c. June 10;
E for. 5808; B. Schott’s sohne,
Mainz, Germany. 17075
West (The); 4 pt. cho., words by
Catherine Parmenter, music by
W. B. Olds; mixed voices. 4to. ©
July 16, 1929; 2 e. July-25; E pub. |
7973; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
17076
West Indian sunshine; melody by
Lionel Belasco. © 1 ¢. July 5, 1929;
E unp. 8588; J. O. Fischer, New
York. 17077
17087
Westward ho! march; by Robert
Dunn; pf. © July 17, 1929; 2 e.
July 19; EK pub. 7798; A. W. Perry’s
sons, Sedalia, Mo. 17078
What are you going to do about Mary;
comedy one step, words and music
by Fred Holt, Harry Castling and
Raymond Wallace; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by Alf. Ralston. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © June
A0y. 2929); 1.0; duly 1; HW for. 5386;
Campbell, Connelly & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 17079
What care I; from Ralph Hilton’s
Sometime soon; words and music by
DD. CL. Beatie. © June 17,1929:
2c. July 15; E pub. 7775; Daniel €C.
Beattie, Washington. 17080
What have you done with my happi-
ness; fox trot, by J. Morales, of
Mexico, domiciled at El Paso; pf.
©1e. July 26, 1929; E unp. 9230;
Julian Morales, El Paso. 17081
What is life without love; words and
music by Jack Stern, Fred Thomp-
son, and Jack Stone. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. July 23, 1929;
E unp. 91138; tying Berlin, inc., New
York. 17082
What’s a little rain when sunshine
follows; words and music by A.
Woodrome. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 11, 1929; E ump.
8779; Ada Woodrome, St. Louis.
17083
What’s the good of moonlight; fox-
trot, from Harmony heaven, words
and music by Hdward Pola and
Eddie Brandt, both of Great
Britain; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by Alf. Ralston. [Staff and tonie
sol-fa notations] © July 1, 1929;
1c. July 12; E for. 5664; Campbell,
Connelly & co., Itd., London. 17084
What she says goes; words and music
by Bert Kalmar and Harry Ruby.
© July 9, 1929; 2c. July 12; E pub.
7598; Remick music corp., New
York. 17085
What your eyes tell me is nobody’s
business; words by F. Taulbee, music
by K. Taulbee. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. July 8, 1929; E
unp. 8684; Fritzi Taulbee and Kellr
Taulbee, East St. Louis, Ill. 17086
When a major meets a minor some-
where on the keys; a musical story,
words and music by Edouard
Mayor; pf. obl. 8vo. © July 25,
1929; 2 e. July 27; EB pub. 7949;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 17087
895
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17088
When dreams take me back to you;
words by Florence Charlesworth,
music by F. G. Flint. ©1e. July
8, 1929; E unp. 8686; Fred G. Flint,
Chicago. 17088
When I dream of you; words and mu-
sic by M. Weitz. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1 ce. July 30, 1929; E
unp. 9357; Mark Weitz, Bayonne,
IN ee 17089
When I have found the way; words
by Edna HE. Hughes and H. O. Ca-
row, music by H. O. Carow. ©1c.
July 3, 1929; E unp. 8558; Herman
Otto Carow, New York. 17090
When I kissed her over the gate;
words and music by C. C. Thomson.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
July 26, 1929; E unp. 9257; Clytie
Cannaday Thomson, Roanoke, Va.
17091
When I look in your eyes; words and
music by A. Petolino. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 3, 1929;
E unp. 8556; Anthony Petolino, Ne-
wark. 17092
When I love you; waltz, words and
music by I. B. Howell. ©1c. July
25, 1929; E unp. 9187; Inez Baker
Howell, Dallas. 17093
When I’m away from you; waltz,
words and music by Sunny Clapp.
[Words and melody. only] ©1e..
July 20, 1929; E unp. 9020; Loyal
B. Curtis, New York. 17094
When I’m blue I dream of you; words
and music by K. Taulbee. [Words
and melody only] © 1c July 8,
1929; E unp. 8682; Kelly Taulbee,
East St. Louis, I. 17095
When I’m yours and you are mine;
waltz, words and music by R. M.
Madrigal. © Mar. 11, 1929; 2 ec.
Apr. 15; E pub. 7536; Ramon M.
Madrigal, Manila. 17096
When I met Connie in the cornfield;
comedy song fox-trot, words and
music by Harry ‘Tilsley, Robert
Hargreaves and Stanley J. Dame-
rell, all of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations} © July: 2, 19291) ¢.
July 3; E for. 5466; Cecil Lennox,
Itd., London. 17097
When I see my sugar I get a lump in
my throat; words by Roy Turk, mu-
sic by Fred Ahlert. © 1c. July 23,
1929; EK unp. 9186; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., Culver City, Calif.
17098
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
When it’s blossom time on that Oregon
trail; words and music by J. Cole-
man, of Great Britain, domiciled at
Pendleton, Or. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. June 11, 1929; EB unp.
9304; John Coleman, Pendleton, Or.
17099
When love has winged its way across
the sea; words by M. D. Armstrong,
musie by Burrell Van Buren. Des
Moines, Ia., Armstrong pub. house.
© June 27, 1929; 2 ¢ July 12; B
pub. 7601; Mae Darline Armstrong,
Des Moines. 17100
When mammy sings a bye low song to
me; words and music by V. Vaska.
‘©. 1c. July 29, 1929; EH unp. 9347;
Vana Vaska, Los Angeles. 17101
When nature is awake; 4 pt. song,
words by Katherine de Saint Seine,
music by Ralph L. Grosvenor; quar-
tet or cho. of male voices. 4to. ©
July 12, 1929; 2 c. July 13; E pub.
7608; R. L. Huntzinger, inc., New
York. 17102
When she cares—I don’t care; words
and music by J. McGary. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. July 1,
1929; E unp. 8488; Jack McGary,
Yuba City, Calif. 17108
When sweethearts are true; words
and musie by C. Nestor. [Words
and melody only]’ © 1c. July 5,
1929; E unp. 8628; Catherine Nes-
tor, Brooklyn. 17104
When the columbines are blooming;
waltz, words by O. J. McCorkle, mu-
sie by D: P:” Sims, (Coverite
Columbines) © June 25, 1929; 2 ¢.
June 29; E pub. 8014; Otto Joseph
McCorkle, Collbran, Col. 17105
When the morning glories blossom
near the door; words by Nettie A.
Osburn, music by Madaline Elri. ©
1 ce. June 25, 1929; E unp. 8613;
Weltha E. Siemon, Hinkley, Calif.
| 17106
When the roses bloom; music by
Louise Reichardt, arr. by Christo-
pher O’Hare; treble voices. 4to. 1.
3 pt. cho—2, 2 pt. cho. © July 10,
1929; 2c. each July 26; E pub. 7952,
7955; Harold Flammer, inc., New
York. 17107, 17108
When the sunshine is gone; words and
music by F. O’Bryan. ©1 ec. July
17, 1929; E unp. 8938; Franklin
O’Bryan, Chicago. 17109
896
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. T, 1929
When they ring the golden bells for
- you and me; brilliant variations,
by M. W. Butler; pf. © July 17,
1929; 2 c. July 19; E pub. 7795;
A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia, Mo.
17110
When they sing The wearin’ of the
green: in syncopated blues, words
and music by Bud Green and Sam
H. Stept; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by May Singhi Breen. © July 18,
19298; 2 « July 19; E pub. 7764;
Green & Stept, inc., New York.
17111
troubadours sang; pageant of
song, music compiled and ed. by
Alice Whitney Brockett. © June
24, 1929; 2¢. July 11; D unp. 27548;
C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 17112
When we first met; words by W. H.
Johnson, music by T. Calvin Cren-
shaw. [Photostat] ©1le. July 138,
1929; E unp. 8886; Willa H. John-
son, Chicago. 17113
When we meet again sweetheart; fox-
trot, words and music by Art Kas-
sel and Marty Bloom, arr. by Brews-
ter-Ralph; orch. pts. 4to. © July
9, 1829; 2 c. July 10; E pub. 7544;
Leo Feist. inc., New York. 17114
When
When you're counting the stars alone;
words and music by Benee Russell,
Vincent Rose and Jack Murray.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
July 17, 1929; E unp. 8933; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 17115
When you're in love; words and mu-
sie by George A. Little and Johnny
Burke. © July 11, 1929; 2 ¢ July
12; E pub. 7685; Shapiro, Bernstein.
& co., inec., New York. 17116
When you're seeing sweetie home;
lyrics by Sam Lewis and Joe Young,
music by Harry Warren. [Words
and melody only] © 1. July 6,
1929; E unp. 8662; Remick music
corp., New York. 17117
When you roll into Hollywood Cal.;
words and music by E. M. Turpin.
©1e. July 24, 1929; E unp. 9162;
Elsie M. Turpin, North Hollywood.
17118
When your sweetie turns you down;
words and music by G. Taylor.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
July 11, 1929; E unp. 8778; Gene
Taylor, Chicago. 17119
Where is that dream girl of mine?
waltz, words and music by Richard
17130
Morgenstern, jir.; pf. and ukulele
acc. © July 20, 1929; 2¢. July 20;
E pub. 7799; Walter B. Simon, inc.,
St. Louis. 17120
Where the butterflies kiss the butter-
cups good-night; by Ed. G. Nelson,
arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus; voeal orch.
pts.; in G@. 4to. © July 17, 1929;
2c. July 20; E pub. 7858; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 17121
Where the butterflies kiss the butter-
cups good-night; words by Harry
Pease and Charles O'Flynn, music
by Ed. G. Nelson; pf. and ukulele
ace. © July 15, 1929; 2c. July 18:
E pub. 78538; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 17122
Where the dear little shamrocks grow ;
words by M. Howard, music by
Samuel H. Speck. New York City,
Frank Harding. © July 6, 1929;
2 e July 13; E pub. 77380; May
Howard, Banff, Alta., Canada.
17123
Where the fountain river flows ; words
by B. C. Durall, music by Roger Cox.
© fnlyois,, 1929-22 ¢ inly. 222
pub. 7863; Benjamin Charles Du-
rall, Pueblo, Col. 17124
Where the sweet forget-me-nots re-
member ; lyric by Mort Dixon, music
by Harry Warren; pf. and ukulele
acc. © July 9, 1929; 2 c¢. July 12;
E pub. 7597; Remick music corp..
New York. 17125
Whey-whey (The); words and music
by Lionel Belasco. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. July 5, 1929; E
unp. 8600; J. O. Fisher, New York.
17126
Whirligigs; by Clara Gregory Bridge;
pi. :©suly: 3; 1929-3 :2c. July; 10;
E pub. 7556; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. uy @ 7
Whistle a tune; words and music by
E. Clark. © 1 e¢. July 29, 1929; E
unp. 9350; Eleanor Clark, Mont-
rose, Calif. 17128
Whistle a tune; words and musie by
Jack Kelly. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 19, 1929; FE unp.
9001; Lawrence J. Kelly, Philadel-
phia. 17129
Whoah mule; words and music by Add
Lindsay. [Words and melody only]
© 1 e. June 13, 1929; E unp. 8755;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 17130
897
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17131
pt. m1, n. s., v. 24
Why be so blue when I’m with you;
words and music by M. Binik.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
July 5, 1929; E unp. 8618; Mike
Binik, Elizabeth, N. J. 17131
Why did it have to be so; words and
musie by L. F. Starr. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 11, 1929;
EH unp. 8777; Lutie Figard Starr,
North Platte, Neb. 17132
Why did you go? words and music by
C. Steinmann. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 2, 1929; BE unp.
8549; Claire Steinmann, San Fran-
cisco. 17133
Why did you pretend; words and mu-
sie by H. Burd. [Photostat] ©
1 ee July 3, 1929; E unp. 8576;
Harry Burd, Visalia, Calif. 17134
Why didn’t you tell me; words and
music by C. Broyles. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 1, 1929;
E unp. 8479; Christine Broyles, In-
dustrial, W. Va. 17135
Why do you play with a broken heart?
words by Penrose Walker, music by
C. Escher. © July 19, 1929; 2c.
July 19; E pub. 7756; Chester Es-
cher, New York. 17136
Why don’t we? from Broadway nights,
words by Moe Jaffe, music by
Maury Rubens and Sammy Tim-
berg; pf. and ukulele ace. New
York, Shubert music pub. co. ©
July 3, 1929;,.2.¢. July 6; EH pub.
7403; Shubert theatre corp., New
York. Lire lair
Why girls are fond of policemen;
words and music by lL. Belasco.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
July 5, 1929; EH unp. 8587; J. O.
Fisher, New York. 17138
Why, I wonder why; words by N. HE.
Messick, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1e.
July 138, 1929; E unp. 8841; Naomi
HK. Messick, Bivalve, Md. 17139
Wicked daddy; words and music by
Dewey D. Prater. © June 24, 1929;
2c. July 5; E pub. 7355; Dewey D.
Prater, Millport, Ala. 17140
Wigglie eyes; words and music by Cora
J. Smith, M. Earle and E. EB. Zoch;
pf. and ukulele ace. © July 15,
1929; 2 «. July. 22: EH’ pub. ©7862;
Mollie Earle and Earl 3H. Zoch,
North Fond du Lae, Wis. 17141
Wild flowers; by Charles Huerter; pf.
© July 24, 1929; 2 ec. July 27; B
pub. 7938; Boston music co., Boston.
17142
Wildflower; chansonnette, by Evan
Marsden, of Great Britain; violin
with pf. ace. © July 29, 1929; 1 e.
July 27; EH for. 5835; Joseph Henry
Larway, London. 17143
Wilkinson modern rhythmics for
piano; by Chas. E. Wilkinson. bk.
1.. © Sully” 27,,,1929;,.2 & andean,
July 27; AA 20849; Rubank, ine.,
Chicago. 17144
Will o’ the wisp; words by Charles
Tobias, music by Abner Silver
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
July 29, 1929; E unp. 9326; Remick
music corp., New York. 17145
Will you; words by L. Mardas, music
by Samuel H. Speck. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 26, 1929.
EK unp. 9242; Lou Mardas, Los
Angeles. 17146
Willa; words by R. Johnson, music by
T. Calvin Crenshaw, arr. by 8S. Wal-
ford Young. [Photostat] © 1 e.
July 19, 1929; E unp. 9000; Robert
Johnson, Chicago. 17147
Willamyner ; words by S. Mason, musie
by Samuel H. Speck. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 9. 1929;
EK unp. 8701; Selma Mason, Prince
Frederick, Md. 17148
William Hale Thompson march; by
Frederico P. Mazuea, of Italy,
domiciled at Chicago; pf. © 1 e.
July 29, 1929; E unp. 93814; Caterina
Mazuca, Chicago. 17149
Williams’ (John M.) fourth grade
piano book; with explanatory and
analytical text. © July 24. 1929;
2c July 27; E pub. 79389; Boston
musie co., Boston. 17150
Williams’ (John M.) graded _ sight-
reading course; in 4 bks. bk. 2. ©
July 8, 1929; 2c. July 10; aff. July
17; “AA 21110; Boston aos eo,
Boston. T7151
Willner (Arthur) Suite; von A. Will-
ner, of Czechoslovakia, op. 32;
violine und klavier. nos. 14. ©
May 138, 1929; 1 c. June 27; BH for.
5646; Universal edition a. g., Vienna.
17152
Winging back; words by Hva Alois
Carter, musie by C. Escher. © July
19, 1929; 2c. July 19; E pub. 7760:
Chester Escher, New York. 17153
898
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929 4
. 17176
Wings of glory: words and music by
Reed Renniut. © 1c. July 20, 1929:
E unp. 9167; Agnes M. Palmer,
Ocean Park, Calif. 17154
Winter; words by M. Johnson and
George Cameron, music by M. John-
son. [Photostat] © 1e. July 18,
1929; E unp. 8848; Mildred Johnson,
New York. 17155
Wishing and waiting for love; from
Broadway babies, lyric by Grant
Clarke, music by Harry Akst, arr.
by Ed Smalle; male voices. 4to. ©
July 22, loau, 2 C. July 263. pup.
7984; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 17156
Wistiria; syncopated impression, by
Billy Mayerl, of Great Britain; pf.
cy July 3s, 1929; 1° July 53H for.
5398; Keith-Prowse & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 17157
Wistful (A) melody; by Montague
Ewing, orch. by Henry Tilsley. of
Great. Britain; orch. pts., with pt.
conductor. 4to. © July 26, 1929;
mic wu 20; KP tor. 5831 : Hlkin’ &
co., Itd., London. 17158
Witches’ dance; by Cedric W.
Lemont; pf. © July 9, 1929; 2 «¢.
July 11; E pub. 7646; Theodore
Presser co., Phi.adelphia. 17159
With dainty grace; by Edward Dale,
ed. by Carolyn Bowen; pf. © June
24, 1929; 2 c. June 24; E pub. 7530;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 17160
With love along; words by Beth
Brown, music by Gustav Klemm;
vocal orch. pts. 4to. © Muy 1.
19293 2henTune: 27; Bipubi0(358 ;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. i7161
Wobblin’ the knee; words by Stephen
Roberts, music by J. A. Lockert.
| rds and melody only] © 1 .¢.
JU 6. 19293 EH unp. 9197; John A.
Lockert, Los Angeles. 17162
Woelber (Frank) Melody; violin and
pf. © Apr. 29, 1929; 2 e June 27;
KE. pub. 7392; Carl Fischer, inec., New
York. 17163
Valse; viclin and pf. © Apr. 29,
19298.5°2 c.. June: 273.2) pup: 7383 :
Carl Fischer, inec., New York. 17164
Wohlfahrt foundation studies for the
violin; selected, ed. and arr. by K.
Hi: Aiqouni.. bk.) 2:7 © May 23
1929 -20¢e:| June (273 Et pub; 7377 :
Car! Fischer, ine., New York. 17165
Wolfsohn (Georg)
Fiinf lieder; text
von Walter Calé, musik von Georg
Wolfsohn, of Germany. Leipzig,
Hug & co. Am niichtlichen quell.
[4 others] © Mar. 25, 1929; 1 c«
June 28; E for. 5488; Georg Wolf-
sohn, Berlin. 17166
Wonderful tomorrow; words and mu-
sie by Reed Rennat. ©1e. July 20,
1929; EH unp. 9168; Agnes M. Pal-
mer, Ocean Park, Calif. 17167
Wonderful (A) treasure; words and
music by H. F. Brandwood. ©1e.
July 24, 1929; E unp. 9178; Hilda
Fisher Brandwood, Bogota, N. J.
17168
Won’t some he man fall for me; words
and music by J. Greenberg; pf. ©
1 ec, duly 30,..1929; HE wunp. 9852.
Jack Greenberg, Philadelphia.
17169
Won’t you be my lady love; from Cot-
ton and silk, words by Ballard Mac-
donald, music by Dave Dreyer. ©
toe. July 23, 1929; E unp. 9156;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 17170
Won’t you cone back, old pal; words
and music by R. Gibson. [Words
and melody only] © 1. July 2,
1929; EH unp. 8537; Rebecca Gibson,
Philadelphia. 17171
Won’t you hot step with me; words
and music by J. F. Lehman. New
York City, Frank Harding. © July
8, 1929; 2 ec. July 22; E pub. 7922;
June F. Lehman, Birmingham, Ala.
VON
Won’tcha? musical question, words by
Andy Razaf, music by Paul Denni-
ker; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
May Singhi Breen. © July 29,
1929; 2c. July 29; E pub. 8004; Joe
Davis, New York. rare:
Won’teha? words by Andy Razaf, mu-
s'e by Paul Denniker. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 5, 1929;
E unp. 8648; Joseph M. Davis, New
York. 17174
Word (The) of God; words by F. G.
Peterson, music by Chester Hscher ;
1st violin. © 1c. July 25, 1929; BE
unp. 9210; Frank G. Peterson, At-
lantie City. 17175
World (The) forgetting; meditation,
by Evan Marsden, of Great Britain ;
pt. © July 15, 19294 July 5:
E for. 5690; Joseph Henry Larway,
London. 17176
899
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17177
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
World’s (The) greatest sweetheart is
you; lyric by Andy Razaf, musie by
Paul Denniker. © July 1, 1929; 2c.
July 1; E pub. 7303; Triangle mu-
sic pub. co., ine., New York. | 17177
Wouldn’t it be heaven; words and mu-
sic by Benny Davis and J. Fred
Coots. [Words and melody only]
©l1ec. July 22, 1929; E unp. 9068;
Davis, Coots and Engel, inc., New
York. 17178
Wouldn’t it be wonderful? fox-trot,
from Is everybody happy, words by
Grant Clarke, music by Harry Akst,
arr. by Joseph Nussbaum; dance
orch. pts. 4to. © July 17, 1929; 2c.
July 20; E pub. 7859; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 17179
Wouldn’t it be wonderful? from Is
everybody happy, by Harry Akst,
arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus; vocal orch.
pts.)in EH’ flat.) 4tol) ©vTuly’ 17;
19293) 2 es July: 20" He “pub: 7857 ;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
17180
Wright (Agnes) Six storiettes; pf.,
4 hands. 1. Nodding pines. [5
others] © July 8, 1929; 2 ¢. July
10; E pub. 7490; Hatch music co.,
Boston. 17181
Wrobelek; polka, by J. Biega; ist
violin. ©1c. July 18, 1929; E unp.
8982; John Biega, Perth Amboy,
Ne di. 17182
Wyjezdzaj furmanie; coachmans fare-
well, words and music by W. Najder.
arr. by H. O. Sontag and Joseph
Zawodny. ©1e. July 24, 1929; HE
unp. 9183; Walter Najder, Milwau-
kee, 17183
Ya no quiero tu amor; cancion Mexi-
cana, words and music by S. R. Ra-
mos, of Mexico, domiciled at Chi-
cago; two voices. [Photostat] ©
1 ce. July 18, 1929; E unp. 8967; Sil-
vano R. Ramos, Chicago. 17184
Year (A) from to-day; words and mu-
sic by Al Jolson, Ballard Macdonald
and Dave Dreyer. © July 9, 1929;
2 ec. July 10; E pub. 7519; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 17185
Yes Lord, I’se commin’ home; words
by Oscar Blum [pseud. of B. W. Shir-
Cliff], music by Gus Schulberg
[pseud. of B. W. Shir-Cliff] © 1.
July 20, 1929; E unp. 9054; B. W.
Shir-Cliff, Kenmore, N. Y. 17186
Yes! there is a Santa Claus; words by
J. Roadarmel, musie by Art Fiebig.
© July 11, 1929; 2 @ July 12; B
pub. 7607; John Roadarmel, Shamo-
in Pa. ~ 17187
Yes! yes! yes! I certainly will; song
fox-trot, words
Damerell and Robert Hargreaves,
music by Tolchard Evans, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © July
4, 1929:;.1..¢. July. 3; EB) for 54655
Cecil Lennox, Itd., London. 17188
Yiddishe (Dos) lied; words by Anshel
Shorr, music by Sholom Secunda.
New York, Metro music co.
C9) DWMTTN O87)
© Dec. 28, 1928; 2 c. July 2, 1929;
Ee pub. 7534; Henry Lefkowiteh,
New York. 17189
Yismach moishe;
S. Gozinsky.
music ¢o.
words and music by
New York, Metro
Aw mw)
© Dec.. 28, 1928:. 2\c. July 2, 1929;
E pub. 7309; Henry Lefkowitch,
New York. 17190
Yodeling them blues away; words and
music by F. Marvin. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. July 29, 1929;
EK unp. 93822; Frankie Marvin,
Mamaroneck, N. Y. 17191
Yolanda mia; words by E. Casilda
Benefield, music by A. Aragona.
[Words and melody only] ©1 6
July 22, 1929; H unp. 9059; Andrea
Aragona, Glendale, Calif. 17192
You; fox-trot, words and music by Joe
Bennett and Harry Linden, arr. by
Boyd Bunch; orch. pts. 4to. ©
July 9,.1929; 2. c. July, 103.0) que
7545; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
17193
You; words and music by Beverly kay
[pseud. of M. C. Geer] [Words and
melody only] ©1c. July 5, 1929:
E unp. 8987; Mary Cleveland Geer,
Garden City, New York. 17194
You and I; words and music by D. E.
Smith. .© 1 ec. July .22)) 092358
unp. 9077; Donald HE. Smith, Kansas
City, Mo. 17195
You came, I saw, you conquered me;
words and music by Leon Zimmer-
man, Rudy Vallee and _ Harold
Solomon. [Words and melody only}
© 1c. July 11, 1929; E unp. 8863;
Leo Feist, ine., New York. 17196
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929
You can’t believe my eyes; from Foot-
lights and fools, lyric by Al Bryan,
music by Geo. W. Meyer; pf. and
ukulele acc. © July 15, 1929; 2. c.
July 18; E pub. 7851; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 17197
You can’t lose your mother; song of
‘the down and outer, words and
music by M. W. Bell. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. July 22, 1929;
‘E unp. 9082; Margaret Ward Bell,
New York. 17198
You dear; words and music by L. W.
Bronstad. © 1 ¢. July 2, 1929; E
unp. 8606; Leta Woody Bronstad.
Denison, Tex. 17199
You, dear one; words and music by
M. W. Bell. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 2, 1929; E unp.
8546; Margaret Ward Bell, New
_York. 17200
You didn’t care when you had me,
why do you want me now; lyric
and music by B. Raffetto. [Words
and melody only] © 1. July 3,
1929; E unp. 8570; Bertha Raffetto,
Reno, Nev. 17201
You find the time, I'll find the place;
words and music by B. G. DeSylva
-[pseud. of George Gard DeSylval,
Lew Brown, and Ray Henderson.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
July 11, 1929; E unp. 8740; DeSylva.,
Brown and Henderson, inc., New
York. 17202
You gotta get goin’; words and music
by Moe Jaffe, Clay Boland and
Scrappy Lambert. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 25, 1929;
E unp. 9226; Santly bros., inec., New
York. 17203
You know what I mean; words and
music by E. H. Schoelwer. [Words
and melody only. Photostat] ©
Aver July 39; 91929; EH tunp: (8713;
Edward Henry Schoelwer, Cincin-
nati. 17204
You like to love me; words by A. M.
DiOrio, music by Anthony M.
DiOrio. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 18, 1929; E unp. 8958;
Angelo M. DiOrio, Brooklyn. 17205
You'll always be my sweetheart, in my
dreams; words by D. T. Miller,
music by Sylvester Long Cross; pf.
© 1c. July 12, 1929; E unp. 8821;
D. Thorvald Miller, Baird, Wash.
17206
17215
You'll come back to me; words by
George Ward, music by RKeggie
Montgomery; pf. © 1 e¢ July 23,
1929; E unp. 9137; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., Culver City, Calif.
17207
You'll find your answer in my eyes;
from Conquistador, words by lL.
Wolfe Gilbert, music by Abel Baer.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
July 15, 1929; BE -anp. 8856; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 17208
You'll reap whatsoever you sow; hymn,
words and music by W. H. Wheeler.
© 1c. July 8, 1929; E ump. 8749;
William Harrison Wheeler, Ennis,
Tex. 17209
You'll still be the same sweetheart:
words by John Wallace [pseud. of
J. V. Walsh], music by G. Rodgers.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
July 22, 1929; E unp. 9045; John
V. Walsh and Gladys Rodgers, New
York. 17210
You never see a Western Union mes-
senger but what he is spick and
span; words and music by B. L.
Brannan. © June 29, 1929; 2 «.
July 5; E pub. 7343; Barrington L.
Brannan, Brooklyn. 17211
You ought to see my new baby: fox-
trot, lyric by Eugene West and Dave
Bernie, music by Herbert Steiner
and Ira Schuster, arr. by Ken
Macomber; dance orch. pts. 4to. ©
wy 1929 2c. Suly: o4) 1 pir:
7497; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 1212
You’re a lovely thing; words and mu-
sic by G. F. Rubens. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 15, 1929;
E unp. 8882; George F. Rubens,
New York. 17213
You’re always in my arms, but only
in my dreams; words by Joseph Mc-
Carthy, music by Harry ‘Tierney.
[Words and meledy only] ©1e.
July 11, 1929; E unp. 8862; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 17214
You're my first sweet heart and you're
my last sweetheart; words and mu-
sic by L. Seifert. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. July 26, 1929; EH
unp. 9234; Louis Seifert, Fond du
Lac, Wis. 17215
901
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17216
You’re the cream in my coffee; from
Hold everything, by B. G. De Sylva
[pseud of Georg G. De Sylva], Lew
Brown and Ray Henderson, tran-
seribed by Tony Lowry, of Great
Britain; pf. London, Chappell &
co., ltd.,.New York, Harms, ine. ©
June 11, 1929; 1 e@. June 27; E for.
5550; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 17216
You’re the memory in my heart;
words and music by J. J. Lindner.
©l1e. July 29, 1929; E unp. 9342;
J. James Lindner, Revere, Mass. —
Lealirg
You’re the moon, the stars and the sun
to me; words and music by C. Stein-
mann. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 26, 1929; E unp. 9258;
Claire Steinmann, San Francisco.
17218
You’re the theme song in my picture
of love; words by Lou Meyer and
Lou Auerbach, music by L. Meyer.
[Words and melody only] ©1ee.
July 19, 1929; HE unp. 9017; R. Louis
Meyer, New York. IPAS
You’ve got me pickin’ petals off of
daisies; from Sunnyside up, words
and music by B. G. De Sylva [pseud.
of George Gard De Sylva], Lew
Brown and Ray Henderson. ©
July. 29, 1929: 2.¢. July 3L:,B. pub.
8019; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine., New York. 17220
You’ve trumped my heart and won;
words by C. C. Thomson, musicéby
C. C. Thomson and Ralph Cannaday.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
July 26, 1929; E unp. 9255; Clytie
Cannaday Thomson, Roanoke, Va.
Lu ePAll
Your best friends; words and music
by John Wagemaker. © July 17,
1920::°2'¢e. July: 17? EE) pub 7701;
Chester Escher, New York. ee
Your Broadway and mine; from
Broadway nights, words by Moe
Jaffe, music by Maury Rubens; pf.
and ukulele ace. ew York, Shu-
bert music pub. corp. © July 5,
1929; 2c. July 9; E pub. 7482; Shu-
bert theatre corp., New York. 17223
You lullaby ; ballad, words and music
by Sonny Rodgers [pseud. of R. W.
F wiler|; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
June 28, 1929; 2 ¢e. July 54° oon.
90
9)
hood
/
pt. m7, n.s., v.24
7917; Roger Wood Fowler, Holly-
wood, Calif. 17224
Yours sincerely; from Words and mu-
sic, words and music by Dave Stam-
per and Gerard Smith. © July 19,
1929; 2 ec. July 22; E pub. 7878; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. ; 17225
Z pod nogi; polka, by E. Mika. ©1e.
July 10, 1929; E unp. 8787; Edward
Mika, Philadelphia. 17226
Zanzibar; overture, by R. B. Hisen-
berg; band pts. 4to. © July 13,
1929; 2 ec. July 15; E pub. 7666;
Karl L. King music house, Fort
Dodge, Ia. 17227
*Zek’] saw de wheel; negro spiritual,
arr. by Joseph W. Clokey; mixed
voices. 4to. © July 5, 1929; 2 ce.
July 9; E pub. 7478; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 17228
Zephyrs; a lilac bush, song, music by
McNair Ligenfritz. © July 19, 1929;
2c. July 20; E pub. 7883; Edward
Schuberth & co., inc., New York.
17229.
Zionie song; forward on to Zion, words
by Adrienne Flood Reynolds, musie
by J. T. Gresty. 4to. © July 9,
1929;.2 c«. July 138; EH pub. 7690;
John T. Gresty, Chicago. 17230
1°" allegro moderato; film musique,
par Huguet, of Spain, et Verdun, of
France; orch. parties avee pf. con-
ducteur et 1° violini conducteur. 4to.
© July 2, 1929; 1 ec. July 25; E for.
5887; Francis Salabert, Paris. 17231
1°" poéme; esquisse pathétique, par
H. Ackermans, of Belgium; violon,
violoncelle et contrebasse parties,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © June
10, 1929; 1 @ July 6; HE for. 5586;
Mado, Brussels. 17232
2™° petite suite; de Paul Gilson, of
Belgium; odeon et salonorch. pts.,
avee pf.-conducteur et violino 1 di-
recteur. 4to. ain Prélude. [3
others] © July 20, 1929; 1 ¢. July
2; E for. 5817; Aug. Cranz, G. m.
b. H., Leipzig. 17233
XXIV May 1929 march; by A. Caputo;
pf. [Photostat] © 1 e. July 29,
1929; E unp. 9318; August Caputo,
Cleveland. 17234
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 7, 1929 17236
118th infantry; march, by W. W. Go- | 1927 (The) flood; words by Elders Mc-
forth; band pts. 4to. © July 13, Intorsch and Edwards, music by Irene
foses 2 c. July to; © pub. 667: Spain. [Words and melody only]
William W. Goforth, Greenville, ©lec July 1, 1929; © unp. 7518:
Be. 17235 Polk C. Brockman, Atlanta. 17236
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1929:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 42 unpublished) _ 125
Class H, Musical compositions (including 6,858 unpublished) —~._______ LT, Eee
ea ee ah ee nO ta ade ct 17, 236
Biri — 2-38 G()3
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN
RENEWED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909 [17236]
A Vaube; poésie de Paul Bourget,
‘musique de C. M. Widor. © Charles
Marie Widor, Paris, as the author
of the music. R 4448, July 10, 1929.
1
A Vocéan; posie de Sully Prudhomme,
musique de Théodore Dubois; bar.
ou basse chantante. © Charles
Antoine Dubois, Paris, as the child
of the deceased author of the music.
R 4401, July 10, 1929. z
African (An) love song; poem by Paul
Laurence Dunbar, music by Ethel-
bert Nevin. © Anne Paul Nevin,
New York, as the widow of the
author of the music. R 3892, June
14, 1929) 3
Alita; morceau, by F. H. Losey, arr.
by A! Roth's: pe. xO) Aliced” Roth.
Richmond Hill, N. ¥., as the author
of the arrangement, R 4098, Mar.
29, 1929. 4
All for me; words and music by C. A.
Miles. © C. Austin Miles, Philade!-
phia, as the author. R 4130, May
23, 1929. 5
All things work together for good.
words by Irvin H. Mack, music by
Maurice A. Clifton [pseud. of J. L.
Hall] © J. Lineoln Hall, Phila-
delphia, as the author of the music.
R 4140, May 27, 1929. 6
All through the night (Air hyd y nos):
old Welsh air, harmonized and
adapted for men’s voices by J. H.
Brewer. © John Hyatt Brewer,
Brooklyn, as the author of the
harmonization and adaptation. KR
3980, Mar. 7, 1929. 7
All Thy works praise Thee; music by
C. B. Hawley; mixed voices. ©
Hattie B. Hawley, Nyack, N. Y., as
the widow of the author of the
music. R 3871, June 10, 1929. 8
Alla polaeca; by J. H. Rogers, op. 27,
no. 2; violin and pf. © James H.
Rogers, Cleveland, as the author. R
3911, June 4, 1929. 9
Allah! strike for thee; from Sultan
of Sulu, lyric by George Ade, music
by A. G. Wathall. © Alfred G.
Wathall, Chicago, as the author of
the music. R 4818, July 8, 1929. 10
Alle menschen mtissen sterben; von
Max Reger, op. 52, no. 1; orgel.
(Drei phantasien fiir orgel iiber die
chorale, no. 1) Else Reger,
Weimar, Germany, as the widow of
the author. R 4801, Apr. 4, 1929.
aig
American (The) Marseillaise; words
by Wm. Richard Goodall, music by
H. S. Krouse. © H. Sylvester
Krouse, New York, as the author of
the music. R 4167, June 20, 1929.
12
Angels, from the realms of glory;
Christmas anthem, by W. Reed:
mixed voices with organ ace. ©
William Reed, Kenogami, Province
of Quebec, Canada, as the author of
the music. R 4526, July 18, 1929.
NS
Antar; intermezzo oriental, by .M.
Dreyfus; orch. © Max Dreyfus,
New York, as the author. R 4289,
Apr. 2, 1929, 14
Anthology of sacred song; celebrated
arias by old and modern composers,
ed. by Max Spicker. v. 1, sop.—v. 2,
alto—yv. 3, ten.—v. 4, bass. © Isabel
Spicker Elsner, Brooklyn, as the
widow of the author of the editing
R 4503-4506, May 9, 1929. 15-19
As a dream; by Codina, arr. by A.
Roth. ‘1. Orch.—2: P£. *@WAltren
Roth, Richmond Hill, N. Y., as the
author of the arrangement. R 4104,
4105, Mar. 29, 1929. 20, 21
As the hart; music by J. EBay es
J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 4123, May
29, 1929. 22
As twilight softly falls; duet, words
by Emma Churchman Hewitt, music
by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie
BE. Kirkpatrick, Germantown, Pa., as
the widow of the author of the
music. R 3964, June 27, 1929. 25
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no. 7, 1929
Ashford’s hymn voluntaries; for pipe
and reed organ, ed. and composed by
E. L. Ashford. © Emma L. Ash-
ford, Nashville, as the author. R
4032, May 24, 1929. 24
Ashford’s organ instructor; ed. and
composed by E. L. Ashford, bk. 1.
© Emma L. Ashford, Nashville, as
the author. R 4031, May 24, 1929.
25
Asleep in Jesus; voluntary for funeral
occasions, music arr. by E. L. Ash-
ford. © Emma L. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as the author of the arrange-
ment of the music. R 4033, May 24,
1929. 26
At rest; text by Frank L. Stanton,
musie by Ethelbert Nevin. © Anne
Paul Nevin, New York, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 3895, June 13, 1929. a |
At the setting of the sun; words by
Mrs. E. E. Williams, music by Wm.
Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie E. Kirkpat-
rick, Germantown, Pa., as the widow
of the author of the music. R 3955,
June 27, 1929. 28
Ave Maria; by Bruno Oscar Klein;
op. 75, no. 1; pf. © Anna L. Klein,
New York, as the widow of the au-
thor. R 4256, July 6, 1929. 29
Baptize me now; words by Mrs. E.
E. Williams, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie E. Kirkpatrick,
Germantown, Pa., as the widow of
the author of the music. R 3948,
May 22, 1929. 30
Bass songs; ed. by Heinrich Kiehl
[pseud. of W. A. Fisher]. © Wm.
Arms Fisher, Boston, as the author
of the editing of the music. R 4476,
July 13, 1929. 81
Beautiful day; words and music by
Wm. J. Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie E.
Kirkpatrick, Germantown, Pa., as
the widow of the author. R 3958,
June 27, 1929. a2
Beautiful sunshine; words by Fanny
J. Crosby, musie by C. H. Gabriel.
© Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 4044,
June 13, 1929. 33
Beautiful sunshine; words by J.
Barker, music by Maurice A. Clif-
ton [pseud. of J. L. Hall] © J.
Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 4112, May
29, 1929. 34
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Master
songs by great composers; English
17236 (45)
tr. by T. Baker, critical notes by H.
HK. Krehbiel; high voice. © Theo-
dore Baker, Leipzig, as the author
of the translation. R 3992, Apr. 24,
1929. 35
Before the door He’s standing; words
by Frank E. Graeff, music by J. L.
Hall. © J. Lincoln Hall, Philadel-
phia, as the author of the music.
R 4144, May 27, 1929. 36
Bei froher latine; von EH. Paul, op. 12,
no. 2; pf. © Emil Paul, Leipzig,
as the author. R 3930, Mar. 5, 1929.
37
Bells (The) of eternity; words by W.
O. Cushing, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie EH. Kirkpatrick,
Germantown, Pa., as the widow of
the author of the music. R 3968,
June 27, 1929. 388
Beloved, now are we the sons of God;
words and music by C. A. Miles. ©
C. Austin Miles, Philadelphia, as the
author. R 4133, May 23, 1929. 39
Berceuse Catalane (La noy de la
mare) ; par A. Perilhou; violoncelle
avee ace. d’orch. ou de pf. © A.
Perilhou, Tain, DroOme, France, as
the author. R 4457, July 10, 1929.
40
Bérébé; polka, by J. Burgmein, arr.
by A. Roth; orch. © Alfred Roth,
Richmond Hill, N. Y., as the au-
thor of the arrangement. R 4514,
July 22, 1929. 41
Bergére (La); chanson populaire
d’Augusta Holmés; mezzo sop., bar.
ou contralto. © Helyonne Gene-
viéve Mendés, épouse de Henri Bar-
busse, Paris, as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 4418, July 10,
1929. 42
Best endeavor hymns; compiled and
arr. by Ira D. Sankey. © Grace V.
Sankey, Northfield, Mass., as the
next of kin of the author of the com-
pilation and arrangement, who is
not living. R 3973, May 22, one
Bethlehem’s star was shining; words
by E. E. Hewitt, music by W. A.
Post. © W. A. Post, Syracuse,
N. Y., as the author of the music.
R 3942, May 16, 1929. 44
Birthday (The) of the fairies; words
by Lena Shackleford-Hesselberg,
music by E. Hesselberg (D’Hs-
senelli) ; pf., with voice ad lib. ©
Edouard Gregory (D’Essenelli) Hes-
selberg, Detroit, as the author of the
music. R 3873, June 10, 1929. 45
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pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
17236 (46)
Black cat; quadrille, by R. S.
Saunders, arr. by C. W. Bennet;
orch. © R. S. Saunders, Tulsa, Ok1.,
as the author. R 4284, Apr. 2, 1929.
16
Blau aeugelein; medley waltz, arr. by
A. Roth; orch. © Alfred Roth,
Richmond Hill, N. Y., as the author
of the arrangement. R 4462, Mar.
29, 1929. AT
Blind (The) girl of Castél-Cuillé;
cantata, poem tr. from the Jascon
of Jasmin by H. W. Longfellow,
music by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor,
op. 43; for sop. and bar. soli, cho.
and orch. Voce. se. © Jessie Sarah
Fleetwood Coleridge-Taylor, Croy-
don, Surrey, England, as the widow
of the author of the music. R 4092,
June 24, 1929. AS
Bliss (The) of loving Thee; words and
musie by Thomas Sullivan, arr. by
P. P. Bilhorn. © Peter Philip Bil-
horn, Chicago, as the author of the
arrangement of the music. R 43868,
July 15, 1929. 49
Blood (The); words and music by
Cc. A. Miles. © C. Austin Miles,
Philadelphia, as the author. R 4139,
May 28, 1929. 50
Blow ye the trumpet, blow; postlude.
music arr. by EH. L. Ashford. ©
Emma L. Ashford, Nashville, as the
author of the arrangement of the
music. R 4027, May 24, 1929. 51.
Book (A) of organ music; selected by
J. H. Rogers. © James H. Rogers,
Cleveland, as the author of the selec-
tion. R 3907, June 138, 1929. a2
Breast the wave, Christian; hymn
anthem, music by P. A. Schnecker ;
mixed voices, with organ acc. ©
Louise W. Schnecker, New York, as
the widow of the author of the
music. R 3914, June 4, 1929. 53
Breeze scene; no. 2, from Incidental
music to Herod, suite for orch. by
Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, op. 47.
1. Pf.—2. Pf. duet. © Jessie Sarah
Fleetwood Coleridge-Taylor, Croy-
don, Surrey, England, as the widow
of the author. R 4083, 4088, June
24, 1929. 54, 55
Brotherly love; music by C. H. Gabriel.
© Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 4058,
June 138, 1929. Haye)
Brothers in arms; by W. Paris Cham-
bers, arr. by A. Roth; orch. ©
Alfred Roth, Richmond Hill, N. Y..,.
as the author of the arrangement.
R 4101, Mar. 29, 1929. DT
Butterfly (The) dance; musical
sketches, by L. A. Bugbee; pf. ©
Charles I. Davis, Seattle, as the
widower of the author. R 4074,
May 23, 1929. 03:
By the Swanee River; American
sketch, by W. H. Myddleton, op. 21;.
orch. © Edith Myddleton, Ports-
mouth, England, as the widow of the
author. R 4295, June 17, 1929. 59:
Cantilena; by G. W. Stebbins; organ.
G. Waring Stebbins, Brooklyn,.
as the author. R 4249, July 3, 1929.
60:
Capriccietto; von August Nolck, op. 50,.
no. 2; pf. © Franziska N6lck,.
Dresden, Germany, as the widow of
the author. R 38922, Feb. 9, 1929.
61
Ce qui dure; poesie de Sully Prud-
homme, musique de Théodore Du-
bois; tén. ou sop. © Charles An-
toine Dubois, Paris, as the child of
the deceased author of the music.
R 4899, July 10, 1929. 62.
Charme du jour; sérénade mauresque,
d’Augusta Holmés; ten. ou sop. ©
Helyonne Geneviével Mandés, épouse
de Henri Barbusse, Paris, as the
child of the deceased author. R
4459, July 10, 1929. 63.
Chilly (A) serenade; pt. song or cho.,
words by Wm. S. Corliss, musie by
L. F. Gottschalk; men’s voices. ©
Louis F. Gottschalk, Los Angeles,
as the author of the music. R 4245,
June 18, 1929. 64
Chinese (A) honeymoon; musical
comedy in 2 acts, words by George
Dance, music by Howard Talbot;
voc. sc. © Dorothy Maud Talbot,
Reigate, Surrey, Hngland, as the
widow of the author of the music
R 4009, May 29, 1929. 65
Chinese (A) honeymoon; selection, by
George Dance and Howard Talbot,
selected and arr. for the pf. by
Charles Godfrey, jr. © Dorothy
Maud Talbot, Reigate, Surrey, Eng-
land, as the widow of the author of
the musie. R 4010, May 29, 1929. :
66
Chonchette; opéra bouffe en un acte,
paroles de G. A. de Caillavet et Rob-
ert de Flers, musique de Claude
Terrasse. © Jean Claude André
Terrasse, Charles Francois Hugéne
Terrasse, Marthe Renée Terrasse,
906
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no. 7, 1929
Robert Terrasse, and Juliette Eu-
génie Terrassee, épouse de Jean Jos-
eph Alain Floury, Paris, as the
children of the deceased author of
the music. R 4460, July 10, 1929.
67
Christ is risen; words by Nellie Rich-
mond Eberhardt, music by Wm. J.
Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie E. Kirkpat-
rick, Germantown, Pa., as_ the
widow of the author of the music.
R 3947, May 22, 1929.
Christian humility; music by C. H.
Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Ber-
keley, Calif., as the author of the
music. R 4479, June 22, 1929. 69
Christmas carol of the Pifferari Nea-
politan air; English version by T.
Baker; cho. of men’s voices. ©
Theodore Baker, Leipzig, as the au-
thor of the translation. R 4397,
Mar. 7, 1929. 70
Christ’s inheritance; music by C. H.
Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Ber-
keley, Calif., as the author of the
music. R 4055, June 18, 1929. 71
Cleansing in the blood; words by Ida
L. Reed, music by C. A. Miles. ©
C. Austin Miles, Philadelphia, as
the author of the music. R 4126,
May 238, 1929. (2
Coleridge-Taylor (Samuel) Dance;
no. 3, from Incidental music to He-
rod, suite for orch., op. 47. 1. Pf.—
2. Pf. duet. © Jessie Sarah Fleet-
wood Coleridge-Taylor, Croydon,
Surrey, England, as the widow of
the author. R 4084, 4089, June 24,
1929. 73, 74
Comie (A) Chinese tragedy; pt. song
or cho., music by L. F. Gottschalk ;
men’s voices. © Louis F. Gott-
schalk, Los Angeles, as the author
of the music. R 4243, June 18, 1929.
75
Coming home to Thee; words by
Fanny J. Crosby, musie by C. H.
Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berke-
ley, Calif., as the author of the mu-
sic. R 4041, June 18, 1929. 76
Communion (The) of saints; music
by C. H. Gabriel. © Chas. H. Ga-
briel, Berkeley, Calif., as the author
of the music. R. 4054, June 13, 1929.
oh
Complete in Him; words by Henry
Ostrom, music by Wm. J. Kirkpat-
rick. © Lizzie E. Kirkpatrick, Ger-
17236 (88)
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 3970, June
27, 1929. 78
Concerto no. 22; by Giovanni Bat-
tista Viotti, rev. after the ed. of
Ferdinand David by Henry Schra-
dieck, with biographical sketch of
the author vy Richard Aldrich;
violin with pf. acc.; in A min. ©
J. Alice Schradieck, Brooklyn, as
the widow of the author of the edit-
ing. R 838, Aug. 20, 1928. 79
Continue Thy loving kindness; re-
sponse, music by E. S. Lorenz. ©
Edmund S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as
the author of the music. R 4035,
May 24, 1929. 80
Cradle song; by Wilson G. Smith, op.
83; pf. © Mez B. Smith, Lakewood,
O., as the widow of the author. R
4012, June 29, 1929. 81
Creepy creeps; goblin dance, by B.
Taylor; pf. © Billee Taylor, New
York, «3 the author. R 4425 June
22, 1929. 82
Crown of flowers; words by Geo. P.
Beard, music by Maurice A. Clifton
[pseud. of J. L. Hall] © J. Lincoln
Hall, Philadelphia, as the author of
the music. R 4116, May 29, 1929.
83
Cry (A) for speedy help; music by
C. H. Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gab-
riel, Berkeley, Calif., as the author
of the music. R 4060, June 13, Re,
Cubanischer tanz; by Bruno Oscar
Klein, op. 75, no. 3; pf. © Anna
L. Klein, New York, as the widow
of the author. R 4261, July 6, Wes
Cuckoo (The) and the clock; from
Sultan of Sulu, words and music by
Nat D. Mann. © Beatrice Mann,
New York, as the widow of the
author. R 4424, May 29, 1929. 86
Dainty (A) dance; musical sketches,
by L. A. Bugbee; pf. © Charles LI.
Davis, Seattle, as the widower of
the author. R 4075, May 23,1929. 87
Dance of the fairies; words by Lena
Shackelford-Hesselberg, music by H.
Hesselberg (D’Essenelli) ; pf., with
voice ad lib. © Edouard Gregory
(D’Essenelli) Hesselberg, Detroit,
as the author of the music. R 3880,
June 10, 1929. 88
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Dance of the fireflies; caprice, arr
by F. H. Losey; pf. © Frank Hoyt
Losey, Erie, Pa., as the author of
the arrangement. R 4517, July 22,
1929. 89
Dance of the fireflies; caprice, by F. H.
' Losey ; band. © Frank Hoyt Losey,
Erie, Pa., as the author. R 4510,
July 22, 1929. 90
Dance of the fireflies ; caprice, by F. H.
Losey ; orch:. © Frank Hoyt Losey,
Hrie, Pa., as the author of the ar-
rangement. R 4516, July 22,1929. 91
Dance of the fireflies ; musical sketches,
by L. A. Bugbee; pf. © Charles I.
Davis, Seattle, as the widower of the
author. R 4077, May 23, 1929. 92
Dance of the skeletons; descriptive, by
Thos. ‘S. Allen; arr. by R. E.. Hil-
dreth; full military ‘band:. © Ar-
thur J. Allen, Wildwood, N. J., as
- the child of the deceased author. R
4285, Apr. 2, 1929. 93
Danse andalouse; caprice de concert,
by J. Ascher, op. 30, ed. and fin-
gered by Li. Oesterle; pf. © Louis
Oesterle, New York, as the author
of the editing. R 4533, July 18,
1929. 94
Danse négre; from the African suite
by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, op. 35.
1. Orch. sc.—2. Orch. pts. © Jessie
Sarah Fleetwood Coleridge-Taylor,
Croydon, Surrey, England, as the
widow of the author. R 4086, 4091,
une 24, 1929. 95, 96
Dawn; by A. Farwell, op. 12; pf. ©
Arthur Farwell, Hast Lansing, Mich.,
as the author. R 4247, June 18,
1929. 97
Dawning day; opening cho., from Sul-
tan of Sulu, lyric by George Ade,
music by A. G. Wathall. © Alfred
G. Wathall, Chicago, as the author
of the music... RR’ 48380,. July: 8,
1929.
Dear little child of the manger; words
by EK. E. Hewitt, music by C. H.
Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berke-
ley, Calif., as the author of the
music. R 4484, June 13, 1929. 98
Debt (The) is paid; duet, words and
music by C. A. Miles; sop. and ten.
© ©. Austin Miles, Philadelphia, as
the author. _R 4132, May 23, 1929.
100
98
Delibes (Clément Philibert Leo) Bal-
lade de Coppélia; ballet, transerip-
tion par C. Le Brun; violon et pf.
© Charles Le Brun, Paris, as the
author of the transcription. R 4455,
July 10, 1929. 101
Dialogo; by V. Norsa; pf. © Vittorio
Norsa, Milan, as the author. R
3898, June 13, 1929. 102
Divertissement polka; by F. Hunter;
pf., 4 hands. © Fordyce Hunter,
Los Angeles, as the author. R 3901,
June 13, 1929. 103
Does Jesus care; words by Frank EK.
Graeff, music by J. L. Hall. © J.
Lineoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 4157, May
PAPAS PN 104
Douleur précoce; poésie de Paul Bour-
get, musique de C. M. Widor. ©
Charles Marie Widor, Paris, as the
author of the music. R 4446, July
10, A929: 105
Dove (The) let loose; hymn anthem,
music by C. P. Morrison; mixed
voices. © Mary A. Morrison, Bos-
ton, as the widow of the author of
the music. R 4070, June 11, 1929.
106
Dubois (Théodore) Impromptu; pf.
© Charles Antoine Dubois, Paris, as
the child of the deceased author.
R 4411, July 10, 1929. 107
Duo d’amour; by Wilson G. Smith,
op. 85, no. 3; pf. © Mez B. Smith,
Lakewood, O., as the widow of. the
author of the music. R 4527, July
19, 1929. 108
Easter chimes; words by E. E. Hewitt,
music by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick. ©
Lizzie E. Kirkpatrick, Germantown,
Pa., as the widow of the author of
the music. R 3946, May 22, 1929.
109
Easter lilies; words by Mac, music by
Maurice A. Clifton [pseud. of J. L.
Hall] © J. Lincoln Hall, Philadel-
phia, as the author of the musie.
R 4119, May 29, 1929. 110
Eclaircie; poesie de Sully Prudhomme,
musique de Théodore Dubois; tén.
© Charles Antoine Dubois, Paris,
as the child of the deceased author
of the music. R 4400, July 10, 1929.
111
Edelweiss; waltz, by L. Gartner, arr,
by A. Roth; orch. © Alfred Roth,
Richmond Hill, N. Y., as the author
of the arrangement. R 4463, Mar.
29, 1929. 112
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Elfinette: scene de ballet, by C. W.
Krogmann, op. 57; pf. © Carrie
Williams Krogmann, Marblehead,
Mass., as the author. R 4520, July
18, 1929. 1138
Entrance of Colonel Budd; from Sul-
tan of Sulu, lyric by George Ade,
music by A. G. Wathall. © Alfred
G. Wathall, Chicago, as the author
of the music. R 4822, July 8, 1929.
114
Hntreaty and hopeful trust; music by
C. H. Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel,
Berkeley. Calif., as the author of the
music. R 4058, June 138, 1929. 115
Episode (An) ; words by Ashby Sterry,
music by H. Lohr; med. voice. ©
Hermann Lohr, London, as the au-
thor of the music. R 4008, June 4,
1929. 116
Ersten (Die) tibungsstiicke in fort-
schreitender ordnung fiir violoneell ;
von August Nolck, op. 53. abteilung
1, 2. © Franziska Nélck, Dresden,
Germany, as the widow of the au-.
thor. R 3931, 3932, Feb. 18, 1929.
417,118
Hs war einmal; von E. Paul, op. 12,
no. 1;. pf. © Emil Paul, Leipzig,
as the author. R 3929, Mar. 5, 1929.
119
Etranger (L’); action musicale en
deux actes, poéme et musique de V.
d’Indy; partition chant et pf. ©
Vincent d’Indy, Paris, as the au-
thor. R 4416, July 10, 1929. 120
Etude in E flat major; by A. Goria,
op. 7, ed. and fingered by L. Oesterle ;
pf. © Louis Oesterle, New York, as
the author of the editing. R 4532,
July 18, 1929. 121
Etude journaliére des gammes et ar-
péeges; par E. Decombes; pf. ©
Louise Nérini, née Luke, Paris, as
the executor of the author. R 4452,
July 10, 1929. . do2
Evening breeze; idyl, by Otto Langey,
arr. by A. Roth; orch. © Alfred
Roth, Richmond Hill, N. Y., as the
- author of the arrangement. R 4100,
Mar. 29, 1929. 123
Everlasting joy; words by EH. E. He-
witt, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 4485,
June 13, 1929. 124
Fairies’ (The) lullaby; words by
Lena Shackelford-Hesselberg, music
by E. Hesselberg (D’Essenelli) ; pf.,
17236 (135)
with voice ad lib. © Edouard Gre-
gory (D’Essenelli) Hesselberg, De-
troit, as the author of the music. R
3883, June 10, 1929. 125
Fairy (The) glen; rondino, by
Charles Liddell [pseud. of C. Vin-
cent]; pf. © Charles Vincent, Lon-
don, as the author. R 4280, July 5,
1929. 126
Fairy (The) land; words by Lena
Shackelford-Hesselberg, music by E.
Hesselberg (D’Esseneili) ; pf., with
voice ad lib. © Edouard Gregory
(D’Essenelli) Hesselberg, Detroit,
as the author of the music. R 3874,
June 10, 1929. LG
Flirty little Gertie: from The storks,
words and music by Richard F.
Cazte, arr. by F. Chapin. © Fred-
erie Chapin, Hollywood, Calif., as
the author of the arrangement. R
4497, July 18, 1929. 128
Flowers, beautiful flowers; words by
Jenpiz Morton, music by Howard
Clare [pseud. of J. L. Hall] © J.
Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 4117, May
29, 1929. 129
Flying fish; from Sultan of Sulu,
words by George Ade, music by A.
G. Wathall. © Alfred G. Wathall,
Chicago, as the author of the music.
R 4309, July 8, 1929. 130:
Fortune (The) teller; comic opera in
3 acts, book by Harry B. Smith, mu-
sic by Victor Herbert. Voc. sc. ©
Ella Herbert and Clifford Herbert,
New York, as the children of the
deceased author of the music. R
4079, Mar. 11, 1929. lea)
Frau Luna; operette, ohne text, von
P. Lincke. © Paul Lincke, Berlin,
as the author of the music. R 4163,
June 26, 1929. 132
Frauen walzer; by Rud. Foerster, arr.
by A. Roth; orch. © Alfred Roth,
Richmond hill, N. Y., as the author
of the arrangement. R 4512, July
22, 1929. 133
Frohsinn; von August Nolck, op. 50,
no. 5: pf. © Franziska No6lck,
Dresden, Germany, as the widow of
the author. R 3925, Feb. 9, 1929.
134
From Greenland’s icy mountains; or-
gan voluntary, arr. by E. L. Ashford.
© Emma L. Ashford, Nashville, as
the author of the arrangement of the
music. R 4021, May 24, 1929. 135
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Gather the grain; words by Fanny J.
Crosby, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 4047,
June 13, 1929. 136
Gavotte in C; by Bruno Oscar Klein,
op. 75, no. 5; pf. © Anna L. Klein,
New York, as the widow of the au-
thor. R 4263, July 6, 1929. OC
Gesang der sklavinnen (Song of the
slave girls) ; by B. Shapleigh, op. 42,
no. 4; hohe stimme. © Bertram
Shapleigh, Chicago, as the author.
R 4523, July 16, 1929. 138
Gift (The) divine; words by C. Austin
Miles, music by Maurice A. Clifton
[pseud. of J. L. Hall] © J. Lincoln
Hall, Philadelphia, as the author
of the music. R 4124, May 29, 1929.
139
Give thanks; anthem, music by L. G.
Kratz. © Lee G. Kratz, Omaha,
Neb., as the author of the music.
R 4034, May 24, 1929. 140
Glihwtirmchen; idyll, aus der operette
Lysistrata, von P. Lincke, arr. von
Fr. Gutmann; zither. © Pauli
Lincke, Berlin, as the author of the
musie. R 4172, June 20, 1929. 141
Gliihwiirmchen; idyll, aus der op-
erette Lysistrata, von P. Lincke.
1. Orech.—2. Infanterie musik, mit
klarinette 1 in B, direktion.—3.
Kavallerie musik, mit kornet 1 in
B, direktion. © Paul Lincke, Ber-
lin, as the author of the music.
R 4169-4171, June 20, 1929. 142-144
Go and tell it all to Jesus; words by
Lizzie De Armond, music by C. A.
Miles. © C. Austin Miles, Phila-
delphia, as the author of the music.
R 4135, May 23, 1929. 145
Go forth; words by Fanny J. Crosby.
music by C. H. Gabriel. © Chas.
H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the
author of the music. R 4046, June
13, 1929. 146
God is love; anthem, music by C. H.
Gabriel. © Charles H. Gabriel,
Berkeley. Calif., as the author of the
music. R 4036, May 24, 1929. 147
God praised as judge; music by C. H
Gabriel. Chas. H. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif., as the author of the
music. R 4056, June 13, 1929. 148
God the strength and refuge of His
people; words from Psalm 46, musie
by ©. H. Gabriel. © Chas. H.
Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the
author of the music.
13, 1929.
R 4059, June
149
Godard (Benjamin Louis Paul) Ber-
ceuse; op. 78, no. 2, transcription fiir
violoncell und klavier von H. Gritin-
feld. © Heinrich Griinfeld, Berlin,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 3998, Apr. 5, 1929. 150
God’s care; words by Jean Taylor,
music by Howard Clare [pseud. of
J. L. Hall] © J. Lincoln’ Mau;
Philadelphia, as the author of the
music. R 4109, May 29, 1929. 151
Golden (The) wand; words by Lena
Shackelford-Hesselberg, musie by E.
Hesselberg (D’EHssenelli) ; pf., with
voice ad lib. © Edouard Gregory
(D’Essenelli) Hesselberg, Detroit,
as the author of the music. R 3875,
June 10, 1929. 152
Good (The) child; words by Lena
Shackelford-Hesselberg, music by E.
Hesselberg (D’Hssenelli) ; pf., with
voice ad lib. © Edouard Gregory
(D’Essenelli) Hesselberg, Detroit.
as the author of the music. R 3876,
June 10, 1929. 153
Goodness (The) of the Lord; music by
x; L. Hall @ J. Lincoln Balt
Philadelphia, as one of the authors
of the music. R 4158, May 27, 1929.
154
Goodnight (Bonne nuit); by P. A.
Tirindelli. © P. A. Tirindelli, Rome,
as the author of the music. R 4428,
Mar. 27, 1929. 155
Grand fantasia; by A. Sartori; flute,
with pf. ace. © Elsie Sartori,
Hstero, Fla., as the widow of the
author. R 1465, Dec. 8, 1928. 156
Hail day of gladness; words by EH. EH.
Hewitt. music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 4481,
June 13, 1929. 157
Halleluja! Gott zu loben, bleibe meinc
seelenfreud; von Max Reger, op. 52,
no. 3; orgel. (Drei phantasien fiir
orgel iiber die chorale, no. 3)
Else Reger, Weimar, Germany, as
the widow of the author. R 4303,
Apr. 4, 1929. 258
Harwell; Easter voluntary, music arr.
by EK. L. Ashford. © Emma L. Ash-
ford, Nashville, as the author of the
arrangement of the music. R 4024,
May 24, 1929. 159
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He leadeth me: [words 23rd Psalm],
musie by C. D. Emerson [pseud. of
- C. H. Gabriel]. © Chas. H. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif., as the author of
the music. R 4063, June 13, 1929. “
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Heaven is my home; organ voluntary,
musie arr. by E. L. Ashford. ©
Emma L. Ashford, Nashville, as the
author of the arrangement of the
musie. R 4025, May 24, 1929. 161
Hiawatha’s vision; bar. solo from the
song of Hiawatha, words by H. W.
Longfellow, music by Samuel Cole-
ridge-Taylor, op. 380. Full sc. ©
Jessie Sarah Fleetwood Coleridge-
Taylor, Croydon, Surrey, England,
as the widow of the author of the
music. R 4094, June 24, 1929. 162
Holy, holy, holy; organ voluntary, arr.
by E. L. Ashford. © Emma L. Ash-
ford, Nashville, as the author of the
arrangement of the music. R 4019,
May 24, 1929. 163
Holy Sabbath; words by Fanny J.
Crosby, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 4045,
June 13, 1929. 164
Homeward; words by Ida L. Reed,
musie by C. A. Miles. © C. Austin
Miles, Philadelphia, as the author
of the music. R 4138, May 23, 1929.
165
How beautiful to be with God; words
by E. E. Hewitt, music by Wm. J.
Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie E. Kirkpat-
rick, Germantown, Pa., as the widow
of the author of the music. R 3954,
June 27, 1929. 166
How excellent is Thy loving-kindness,
O God; anthem, words from Psalm
36, music by M. A. Bissell; mixed
voices, with organ ace. © Mary A.
Bissell, Pittsfield, Mass., as the au-
thor of the music. R 3913, June 4,
1929. 167
Hunt the hare; tarantelle, by Charles
Liddell [pseud. of C. Vincent]; pf.
© Charles Vincent, London, as the
author. R 4281, July 5, 1929. 168
Hymn for the New Year; words by
Rian A. Dykes [pseud. of Ira D.
Sankey], music by I. D. Sankey. ©
Grace V. Sankey, Northfield, Mass.,
as the next of kin of the author,
who is not living. R 8952, May 22,
1929. 169
I could not but love Thee; words by
W. C. Martin, music by Maurice A.
Clifton [pseud. of J. L. Hall] © J.
Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 4149, May
27, 1929. 170
I found it at the eross; words by
Johnson Oatman, jr., music by C. A.
Miles. © C. Austin Miles, Phila-
delphia, as the author. R 4131, May
23, 1929. 171
I know who makes the daisies; words
by Newman Hall, music by Maurice
A. Clifton [pseud. of J. L. Hall] ©
J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 4115, May
29, 1929. 172
I left them at the cross; words by J.
W. Van De Venter, music by J. L.
Hall. © J. Lincoln Hall, Philadel-
phia, as the author of the music. R
4142, May 27, 1929. 173
I see it’s shining domes; words by
W. O. Cushing, music by C. H. Gab-
riel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley,
Calif.. as the author of the music.
R 4049, June 13, 1929. 174
I shall hear those songs again; words
by Ina Duley Ogdon, music by P.
P. Bilhorn. © Peter Philip Bilhorn,
Chicago, as the author of the music.
R 4867, July 15, 1929. 175
T’ve anchored in Jesus; words and mu-
sic by L. E. Jones. © L. E. Jones,
Dallas, as the author. R 4125, May
29, 1929. 176
I wants yer back ma hun’; words by
Sam Williams, music by HE. R. Eph-
raim. © Ellis R. Ephraim, Balti-
more, as the author of the music.
R 4331, June 22, 1929. 177
I will not leave you comfortless;
words by Frank E. Graeff, music by
Maurice A. Clifton [pseud. of J. L.
Hall] © J. Lincoin Hall, Philadel-
phia, as the author of the music. R
4146, May 27, 1929. 178
If all the young maidens; words by
Samuel Lover, music by H. Lohr;
med. voice. © Hermann Lohr, Lon-
don, as the author of the music. R
4007, June 4, 1929. 179
Im kahn; von August Nolck, op. 59,
no. 1; pf. © Franziska Néolck,
Dresden, Germany, as the widow of
the author. R 3921, Feb. 9, 1929. -
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In a rose garden; polka redowa, by
Thos. S. Allen; orch. © Arthur J.
Allen, Wildwood, N. J., as the child
of the deceased author. R 4287,
Apr. 2, 1929. 181
In minor mode; prelude, by Reginald
deKoven, op. 165; pf. 1. A min.—
2. E min.—3. D min—4. G min.—
®. E flat min.—6. F sharp min.—
7. C min—8. B min. © Anna de-
Koven, New York, as the widow of
the author. R 3884-3891, June 13,
1929. 182-189
In our little school; opening esemble,
act 2, from Sultan of Sulu, lyric by
George Ade, music by A. G. Wathall.
(© Alfred G. Wathall, Chicago, as
the author of the music. R 4821,
July 8, 1929. 190
In the cross of Christ I glory; duet,
words by John Bowring, music by
A. Frey; sop. and alto. © Adolf
Frey, Syracuse, N. Y.. as the author
of the music. R 3912, June 4, 1929.
191
In the highest; words by E. E. Hewitt,
music by ©. H. Gabriel. © Chas.
H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the
author of the music. R 4486, June
13, 1929. 192
In the U. S. A.; entrance song, from
Sultan of Sulu. lyric by George Ade,
music by A. G. Wathall. © Alfred
G. Wathall, Chicago, as the author
of the music. R 4315, July 8, 1929.
1938
In Thy holy keeping; words by Fanny
J. Crosby, music by C. H. Gabriel.
(© Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 4048,
June 13, 1929. 194
Incidental music to Herod; finale, no.
4 of suite for orch. by Samuel
Coleridge-Taylor, op. 47. 1. Pf.—
2. Pf. duet. © Jessie Sarah Fleet-
wood Coleridge-Taylor, Croydon,
Surrey, England, as the widow of
the author. R 4085, 4090, June 24,
1929. 195, 196
Inspiration waltz; by F. Hunter; pf..
4 hands. © Fordyce Hunter, Los
Angeles, as the author. R_ 3900,
June 13, 1929. S97
It’s all such a horrible bore; from The
storks, words by Guy F. Steely,
music by F. Chapin. © Frederic
Chapin, Hollywood, Calif., as the
author of the music. R 4492, July
18, 1929. 198
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It’s up with the cup and down with
the ale; drinking song, from The
storks, words by Guy F. Steely,
music by F. Chapin. © Frederic
Chapin, Hollywood, Calif., as the
author of the music. R 4500, July
18, 1929. 199
It was a lover and his lass; music by
S. A. Gibson; cho. for men’s voices.
© S. Archer Gibson, New York, as
the author of the music. R 4248,
June 13, 1929. 200
Japanese (The) maiden; Ki Ku,
musical sketches, by L. A. Bughee;
pf. © Charles I. Davis, Seattle, as
the widower of the author. R 4073,
May 28, 1929. 291
Jesus needs even you; words by James
Rowe, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calit.,
as the author of the music. R 4395,
Apr. 3, 1929. . 202
Jesus shall reign where’er the sun;
anthem, words by Isaac Watts,
music by P. A. Sechnecker; mixed
voices, with organ ace. © Louise
W. Schnecker, New York, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 4474; July 18, 1929. 203
Joy galore; by EF. Shattuck; alto. ©
Fred Shattuck, New York, as the
author. R 4080, Apr. 4, 1929. 204
Just ag I am; organ voluntary, music
arr. by E: L. Ashford. © Emma L.
Ashford, Nashville, as the author of
the arrangement of the music. R
4028, May 24, 1929. 205
Kein lnuscher in der runde; serenade,
aus. Lysistrata, operette von. P.
Lincke; fiir 1 singstimme und pf.
© Paul Lincke, Berlin, as the author
of the music. R 4162, June 26,
1929. 206
King Dodo; waltzes from Pixley and
Luder’s musical comedy, arr. by H.
Anderson; orch. © Hilding Ander-
son, Bayside, L. I., N. Y., as the
author of the arrangement. R 4422,
May, 29, .1929. 207
Kicin (Bruno Oscar) Notturno; op.
75, no. 4; pf. © Anna L. Klein,
New York, as the widow of the
author. R 4262, July 6, 1929. 208
Know’st thou, mother what I have
dreamt? by A. Kutschera, arr. by A.
Roth; orch. © Alfred Roth, Rich-
mond Hill, N. Y., as the author of
the arrangement. R 4513, July 22,
1929. 209
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die; op. 54; pf. © Carrie Williams
Krogmann, Marblehead, Mass., as
the author. R 4518, July 18, 1929.
210
Kwang hsii, tian tse; chinesischer
marsch, von P. Lincke; pf. © Paul
Lincke, Berlin, as the author of the
music. R 4168, June 20, 1929. 211
Lalo (Edouard Victor Antoine) Le roi
ad’Ys; opera en trois actes, transcrip-
tion d’aprés lVorch. par E. Alder;
pf. 4 4 mains. © Marie Berthe
Armandine Richelet, Malakoff, Scine,
France, as the executor of the author
of the transcription. R 4442, July
10, 1929. 212
Sonate; pour pf. et violoncelle;
transcription par H. Casadesus; alto.
© Henri Casadesus, Paris, as the
author of the transcription. R 4453,
July 10,-1929. 213
Last night; duet, music by Halfdan
Kjerulf, arr. by Heinrich Kiehl
[pseud. of W. A. Fisher]; sop. and
alto. © Wm. Arms Fisher, Boston,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 4473, July 13, 1929. 214
Lazarre waltzes; by H. B. B. Melson.
© H. B. Blanke Melson, New York,
as the author. R 4003, July 1, 1929.
215
Lenore, my own Lenore; words by
James O'Dea, music by A. Solman.
© Alfred Solman, New York, as the
author of the music. R 4210. June
15, 1929. 216
Let Jesus choose; words by E. E. Hew-
itt, music by C. A. Miles. © C.
Austin Miles, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 4137, May
23, 1929. Zt
Let the dear Saviour come in: words
by Jennie Morton, music by Maurice
A. Clifton [pseud. of J. L. Hall]
© J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as
the author of the music. R 4143,
May 27, 1929. 218
Let the Saviour in; words by I. H.
Mack, music by W. A. Post. © Irvin
H. Mack, Philadelphia, as the author
of the words. R 4150, May 27, 1929.
219
Like dews of the morning; words by
Fanny J. Crosby, music by C. H.
Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berke-
ley, Calif., as the author of the
music. R 4043, June 13, 1929. 220
Little (A) child; words by Irvin H.
Mack, music by Howard Clare
[pseud. of J. L. Hall] © J. Lincoln
Hall, Philadelphia, as the author of
the music. R 4121, May 29, 1929.
aak
Little girl don’t cry; by P. A. Tirin-
delli. © P. A. Tirindelli, Rome, as
the author of the music. R 4429,
Mar. 27, 1929. 222
Livre d’orgue; piéces simples com-
posées spécialement pour le service
ordinaire, par A. Perilhou. 38° liv-
raison. © A. Perilhou, Tain, France,
as the author. R 4404, July 10, 1929.
223
Long ago a midnight strain; sacred
solo for Christmas, music by Sey-
mour Hawthorne [pseud. of A. J.
Boex]; high voice. © Louise Boex,
Cincinnati, as the widow of the au-
thor of the music. R 3902, June 13,
1929. 224
Longing dear mother for thee; words
and music by Thomas Sullivan, arr.
by, P,P) Bilhorn. . © Peter "Philip
Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author of
the arrangement of the music. R
4370, July 15, 1929. 225
Lord (The) hath taken away; for
funerals, music by John Bunyon Her-
bert. © Fannie Graham Herbert,
Monmouth, Ill., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 4507, July
19, 1929. 226
Lord (The) hear thee; response, music
by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund S&S.
Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author or
the music. R 40389, May 24, 1929.
capa |
Lord of the harvest; words by E. E.
Hewitt, music by Wm. J. Kirkpat-
rick. © Lizzie E. Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the musie. R 38962, June
Zi, A929. 228
Lord (The) reigneth; anthem, music
by A. Frey; mixed voices, with or-
gan ace. © Adolf Frey, Syracuse,
N. Y., as the author of the music.
R 3916, June 4, 1929. 229
Love and I; music by C. B. Hawley;
high voice. © Hattie B. Hawley,
Nyack, N. Y., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 3906, June
a3, 1929. 230
Love’s rainbow ; words by Flora Kirk-
land, music by I. H. Meredith. ©
I. H. Meredith, New York, as the au-
thor of the music. R 4278, July 5,
1929. 231
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Love’s request; words by Louise Mer-
vyn, music by P. A. Schnecker. ©
Louise N. Schnecker, New York,
as the widow of the author of the
music. R 4250, July 6, 1929. 232
Loyal soldiers; words by Julia E. Bur-
nard, music by M. L. McPhail. ©
M. L. McPhail, Park Ridge, Il., as
the author of the music. R 3941,
May 16, 1929. 233
Lullaby (A); words by Minnie A.
_ Greiner, music by Maurice A. Clif-
ton | pseud. Ot |S. due aeai (Cr J.
Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music: R 4110, May
29, 1929. 234
Lysistrata; ouverture, von P. Lincke;
pf. © Paul Lincke, Berlin, as the
author. R 4470, June 8, 1929. 235
Maid Marjory; musical sketches, mu-
sic by L. A. Bugbee; pf. © Charles
I. Davis, Seattle, as the widower
of the author. R 4071, May 23, 1929.
236
Make me a sanctuary; anthem, music
by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund §. Lo-
renz, Dayton, O., as the author of
the music. R 4242, Mar. 21, 1929.
237
Manistee; from Sultan of Sulu, lyric
by George Ade, music by A. G. Wat-
hall. © Alfred G. Wathall, Chicago,
as the author of the music. R 4320,
July 8, 1929. 238
March of the candidates; from Sultan
of Sulu, by A. G. Wathall; pf. ©
Alfred G. Wathall, Chicago, as the
author. R 4319, July 8, 1929. 239
Mareh of the Pilgrims; secondo, by
Ethelbert Nevin; pf., four hands. ©
Anne Paul Nevin, New York, as the
widow of the author. R 43875, Feb.
18, 1929. 240
Marche aux flambeaux; by Scotson
Clark, arr. by A. Roth; orch.
Alfred Roth, Richmond Hill, N. Y.,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 4099, Mar. 29, 1929. 241
Marching onward; by J. M. Black. ©
James M. Black, Williamsport, Pa.,
as the author. R 3951, May 22, 1929.
242
Massenet (Jules Emile Frederic) Le
cloitre; prélude de deuxiéme acte
de Le Jongleur de Notre-Dame; pf.
© Louise Constance de Gressy, Ver-
Sailles, France, as the widow of the
author. R 4405, July 10, 1929. 243
Le cloitre; prélude du deuxiéme
acte de Le jongleur de Notre-Dame,
arr. par H. Alder. 1. Orgue-harmo-
nium seul.—2. Pf. et orgue. © Ma-
rie Berthe Armandine Richelet, Ma-
lakoff, France, as the executor of
the deceased author of the arrange-
ment. R 4413, 4414, July 10, 1929.
244, 245
Grisélidis ; conte lyrique, bouquet
de melodies par J. A. Anschiitz. no,
1, 2. © Charles Désiré Robert
Marioton, Romilly sur Seine, Aube,
France, as the executor of J. A.
Anschtitz. R 4408, 4409, July 10,
1929. 246, 247
Grisélidis; fantaisie lyrique arr.
par A. Herman; violon et pf.
Ad., Herman, Died, Belgium, as the
author of the arrangement. R 4410,
July 10, 1929. 248
Griselidis; petite transcription,
doigtée et accentuée par Georges
Bull. © Mare Burty, Lyon, France,
as the next of kin of the author of
the transcription, who is not living.
R 4417, July 10, 1929. 249
Pastorale mystique; prélude du
38° acte de Le jongleur de Notre-
Dame, transcription par EH. Alder;
pf. 4 4 mains. © Marie Berthe
Armandine Richelet, Malakoff, Seine,
France, as the executor of the de-
ceased author of the transcription.
R 4412, July 10, 1929. 250
—Pastorale mystique; prelude du
3d acte, de Le jongleur de Notre
Dame, transcription ‘de H. Alder.
1. Orgue et harmonium seul.
2. Orgue, harmonium et pf. 3. Pf.
et violon. © Marie Berthe Arman-
dine -Richelet, Malakoff, Seine.
France, as the executor of the
author of the transcription. R 44385,
4439, 4441, July 10, 1929. 251-258
Valse des esprits; de Grisélidis,
transcription de E. Alder; mand, et
pf. © Marie Berthe Armandine
Richelet, Malakoff, Seine, France,
as the executor of the author of the
transcription. R 4448, July 10, 1929.
254
Matin song; organ voluntary, by EH. L.
Ashford. © Emma lL. Ashford,
Nashville. as the author. R 4030,
May 24, 1929. 255
Mazurka; von August Nolck, op. 50:
no. 7; pf. © Franziska Nolek,
Dresden, Germany, as the widow of
the author. R 3927, Feb. 9, mii
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Meadow-sweet; melodie, by Charles
Liddell [pseud. of C. Vincent]; pf.
© Charles Vincent, London, as the
author. R 4283, July 5, 1929. | 257
Meditation; par Rene Vierne; grand
orgue. Louis Vierne, Paris, as
the next of kin of the author who is
not living. R 4898, June 24, 1929.
258
Meditazione; by V. Norsa; pf. ©
Vittorio Norsa, Milan, as the author.
R 3897. June 13, 1929. 259
Meine einzige liebe; walzer-rondo, aus
der operetta Lysistrata, von P.
Lincke; fiir 1 singstimme und pf.
© Paul Lincke, Berlin, as the author
of the music. R 4165, June 20, 1929.
260
Memoires d’amour; gavotte, by C. W.
Krogmann, op. 58; pf. © Carrie
Williams Krogmann, Marblehead,
Mass., as the author. R 4534, July
18, 1929. 261
Menuet a l’antique; by J. H. Rogers,
op. 25, no. 1:- violin ‘and, pf. . ©
James H. Rogers, Cleveland, as the
author. R 4251, July 6, 1929. 262
Mer (La); poesie de Paul Bourget, !
musique de C. M. Widor. © Charles
Marie Widor, Paris, as the author
of the music. R 4451, July 10, 1929.
. 263
Merrily—so merrily; words by EH. HE.
Hewitt. music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 4483,
June 138, 1929. 264
Merry Christmas bells; words by E. E.
Hewitt, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©€
Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 4482.
June 13, 1929. 265
Merry (The) mystic man; I did it,
from The storks, words by Guy F.
Steely, music by F. Chapin. ©
Frederic Chapin, Hollywood, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 4499,
July 18, 1929. 266
Meyerbeer (Giacomo) Shadow dance:
arr. by F. Eaton. 1. Mandolin.—
2. Mandolins, pf. and guit. ©
Franklin Eaton, Terre Haute, Ind.,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 3869, 3870, June 10, 1929.
267, 268
Mighty lak’ a rose; text by Frank L.
Stanton, music by Ethelbert Nevin.
© Anne Paul Nevin, New York, as
91
the widow of the author of the
music. R 3893, June 13, 1929. 269
Modern piano music; ed. by Heinrich
Kiehl [pseud. of W. A. Fisher]. ©
Wm. Arms Fisher, Boston, as the
author of the editing. R 4478, July
15; 1929. 270
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Con-
certo for the pianoforte in C major;
critically rey., fingered and the orch.
ace. arr. for a 2nd pf. by Franz
Kullak, and others, English tr. by
T. Baker. © Theodore Baker, Leip-
zig, aS the author of the translation.
R 3978, Mar. 7; 1929. aL
Concerto for the pianoforte in C
minor; critically rev., fingered and
orch. ace. arr. for 2nd pf. by Franz
Kullak, and others, English tr. by
T. Baker. © Theodore Baker, Leip-
zig, aS the author of the translation
R 8977, Mar. 7, 1929. 272
Concerto for the pianoforte in D
major; critically reyv., fingered and
orch. acc. arr. for a 2nd pf. by Franz
Kullak, and others, English tr. by
T. Baker. © Theodore Baker, Leip-
zig, aS the author of the translation.
R 3975, Mar. 7, 1929. 273
Concerto for the pianoforte in D
minor; critically rev., fingered and
the orch. ace. arr. for a 2nd pf. by
Franz Kullak, and others, English
tr. by T. Baker. © Theodore Baker,
Leipzig, as the author of the transla-
tion. R 3979, Mar. 7, 1929. 274
—— Concerto for the pianoforte in Bb
flat major; critically rev., fingered
and orch. acc. arr. for a 2nd pf. by
Franz Kullak, and others, English
tr. by T. Baker. © Theodore Baker,
Leipzig, as the author of the transla-
tion... R 3976, Mar. 7, 1929. 2795
Lord, God of Sabaoth; anthem,
arr. from Mozart by Finley Lyon.
© Carrie May Selley Lyon, Colum-
bus, O., as the widow of the author
of the arrangement. R 4040, May
24, 1929. 276
Mozart; Easter voluntary, arr.
from Mozart by E. L. Ashford. ©
’ Emma L. Ashford, Nashville, as the
author of the arrangement of the
music. R 4026, May 24, 1929. 277
My Father planned At all; words by
H. H. Pierson, music by C. H. Ga-
briel. © Charles H. Gabriel, Berke-
ley, Calif., as the author of the
music. R 4096, June 1, 1929. 278
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My Father will send for me; words by
Priscilla J. Owens, music by Wm. J.
Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie E. Kirkpat-
rick, Germantown, Pa., as the widow
of the author of the music. R 3959,
June 27, 1929. 279
My fiancée; waltz, by Emile Wesly,
arr. by A. Roth; orech. © Alfred
Roth, Richmond Hill, N. Y., as the
author of the arrangement. R 4097,
Mar. 29, 1929. 280
My heart is singing; words anon.,
music by Gertrude Sans-Souci [i. e.
G. S. S. Toomey] © William C.
Toomey, Brooklyn, as the executor
of the author of the music. R 3918,
June 4, 1929. 281
My lodging is the cellar here (Im
kuhlen Keller sitz’ ich hier); Ger-
man by Carl Miichler, composed by
Ludwig Fischer, ed. by Heinrich
Kiehl [pseud. of Wm. Arms Fisher]
© Wm. Arms Fisher, Boston, as the
author of the editing of the music.
R 3920, June 4, 1929. 282
My Prince; march, musical sketches,
by L. A. Bugbee; pt. © Charles I.
Davis, Seattle, as the widower of the
author. R 4076, May 23, 1929. 283
My soul’s eternal home; words and
music by H. A. Henry [pseud. of C.
H. Gabriel] © Chas: H. Gabrivl,
Berkeley, Calif., as the author of the
music. R 4067, June 18, 1929. 284
My Sulu Lulu Loo; twostep and march,
from Sultan of Sulu, by Nat D.
Mann, arr. by H. Anderson; pf. ©
Hilding Anderson, Bayside, L. L.,
N. Y., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 4814, July 8, 1929. 285
Nativity (The) ; by H. J. Stewart. ©
H. J. Stewart, San Diego, Calif., as
the author of the music. R 4430:
Mar. 27, 1929. 286.
Nature’s tribute to God; music by C. H.
Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berke-
ley, Calif., as the author of the
music. R 4057, June 13, 1929. 287
Noble ladies pray, will you buy to day;
from The storks, words by Guy F.
Steely, music by F. Chapin. © Fred-
eric Chapin, Hollywood, Calif., as
the author of the music. R 4491,
July 18, 1929. 288
Nolck (August) Lied: op. 50. no. 6:
pf. © Franziska Ndlck, Dresden,
Germany, as the widow of the au
thor. R 38926, Feb. 9, 1929. 289
pt. III, 0. S., v. 24
Studies; op. 50, no. 4; pf. ©
Franziska Noélek, Dresden, Germany,
as the widow of the author. R 3924,
Feb. 9, 1929. 290
Walzer; op. 50, no. 3; pf. ©
Franziska Nolck, Dresden, Germany,
as the widow of the author. R 3923,
Feb. 9, 1929. 291
None like Jesus gives; words by Frank
Graeff, music by Maurice A. Clifton
[pseud. of J. L. Hall] © J. Lincoln
Hall, Philadelphia, as the author of
the music. R 4155, May 27, 1929.
292
Norsa (Vittorio) Canzonetta; pf. ©
Vittorio Norsa, Milan, as the author.
R 3899, June 13, 1929. 293
Northern lights; overture, by A. J.
We'dt; Ist mand. © A. J. Weidt,
Belford, N. J., as the author. R
4286, May 28, 1929. 294
Northern song; by J. H. Rogers, op.
27, no. 1; violin and pf. © James
H. Rogers, Cleve'and, as the author
of the music. ‘R 4475, July 138, 1929.
295
Not ashamed of Jesus; music by S. B.
Jackson [pseud. of C. H. Gabriel]
© Chas. H Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 4065,
June 13, 1929. 296
Not empty handed; words by E. HE.
Hewitt, music by Wm. J. Kirkpat-
rick. © Lizzie E. Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 3969, June
27, 1929. 297
Not my will; words by J. W. Van De
Venter, music by Maurice A. Clifton
[pseud. of J. L. Hall] © J. L neoln
Hall, Philadelphia, as the author of
the music. R 4145, May 27, 1929.
298
Now I have peace; words by Frank
E. Graeff, music by J. L. Hal. ©
J. Lineoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 4141, May
PAT MON 3h 299
O happy day (O schone zeit, o sel’ge
zeit!) ;. by Carl Gotze, "oa TG ne:
1, English by Arthur Westbrook
[pseud. of C. 'F. Manney] ©
Charles Fonteyn Manney, Boston, as
the author of the English text. R
3919, June 4, 1929. 300
O happy hours; words by C. Austin
Miles, musie by J. L. Hall. © J.
Lincoln Hal, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 4113, May
29, 1929. 301
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O, it is wonderful; words by E. E.
Hewitt, music by Wm. J. Kirkpat-
rick. © Lizzie E. Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 3950, May
22, 1929. 302
O light whose beams illumine all;
anthem, words by E. H. Plumtre,
music by F. H. Brackett; ten. solo
with organ ace. © Frank H. Brack-
ett, Framingham, Mass., as the au-
thor of the music. R 4525, July 18,
1929. 303
O Lord use me; words by Mrs. Frank
A Breck, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 4062,
June 13, 1929. 304
O love divine; sacred duet, words by
Oliver Wendell Holmes, music by W.
C. McFarlane; sop. and alto. ©
Will C. McFarlane, Brooklyn, as the
author of the music. R 3981, Apr.
Doig Ls 305
Old (The) home down on the farm;
air varie for trombone by Fred P.
Harlow, arr. by R. Gruenwald for
orch. © Paul R. Krasel, Upper Mel-
lh une, Quebec, Canada, as the ex-
ecutor of the author of the arrange-
ment. R 4214, June 13, 1929. 306
Old jay bird; from Sultan of Sulu,
l-rie by Gecrge Ade, music by A. G.
Wathall. © Alfred G. Wathall,
€licva o, ay the author of the music.
R 4423 Ju'y 8, 1929. 307
Onward, Christian soldiers; voluntary,
ijusic arr. by E. L. Ashford. ©
Emma L. Ashford, Nashville, as the
author cf the arrangement of the
music. R 4023, May 24, 1929. 308
Ou’ Father in heaven; words by Geo.
P. Board, music by Maurice A. Clif-
ten. -preud: yo. Ja. tee Hall) ©» di
Lineo n Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 4114, May
29. 1929. 309
Overflowing with His love; words by
T. O. Chisholm, music by Wm. J.
K :kpatrick. © Lizzie E. Kirkpat-
trick, Germantown, Pa., as the
wicow of the author of the music.
R 3960, June 27, 1929. 310
Pansy; by H_ Erichs, arr. by A. Roth;
orch. ©. Alfred Roth, Richmond
Hill. N Y., as the author of the ar-
rangement. R 4103, Mar, 29, 1929.
call
Pass along a word of cheer; words by
Mary B. Wingate, music by Wm. J.
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Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie Kirkpatrick,
Germantown, Pa., as the widow of
the author of the music. R 3967,
June 27, 1929. 312
Passe pied; par A. Perilhou. 1. Vio-
lon avec pf. ou: harpe.—2. Pf. ou
harpe. © A. Perilhou, Tain, France,
as the author. R 4402, 4403, July
10, 1929. 3138, 314
Peace like a river; words by Mary B.
Wingate, music by Wm. J. Kirkpat-.
rick. © Lizzie E. Kirkpatrick;
Germantown, Pa., as the widow of
the author of the music. R 3949,
May 22, 1929. 315
Penelope; from The storks, words by
Guy F. Steely, music by F. Chapin.
© Frederic Chapin, Hollywood,
Calif., as the author of the music.
R 4494, July 18, 1929. 316
Petit (Un) enfant; extrait de La
chanson des enfants, poésie de P
Gravollet, musique de J. Fauré. ©
Jean Adolphe Joseph Raphael Louis
Fauré and Pierre Maurice Jean
Baptiste Ferdinand Charles Fauré,
Paris, as the next of kin of the
author of the music, who is not liv-
ing. R 4415, July 10, 1929. 317
retite (La) couleuvre bleue; poésie
de Paul Bourget, musique de C. M.
Widor. © Charles Marie Widor,
Paris, as the author of the music.
R 4449, July 10, 1929. 318
Phantom (The) brigade; descriptive
patrol, by W. H. Myddleton, op. 9:
pf. solo. © Edith Myddleton, Ports-
mouth, England, as the widow of
the author. R 4014, May 18, 1929.
3193
Phoebe; southern serenade, words and
music by A. W. Noll. © Albert W.
Noll, New York, as the author. R
4469, June 11, 1929. 320
Police (The) patrol; march, galop
and two step, by H. J. Lincoln; pf.
© Harry J. Lincoln, Philadelphia,
as the author. R 4521, July 20,
1929. SAT
Precious Jesus; words by C. A. Miles,
music by W. A. Post. © C. Austin
Miles, Philadelphia, as the author:
of the words. R 4156, May 27, 1929.
Spee
Pretty little daisies; words by Lizzie
De Armond, music by Maurice A.
Clifton [pseud. of J. L. Hall] ©
J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 4118, May
29, 1929. 323.
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Processional; no. 1, from Incidental
music to Herod, suite for orch. by
Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, op. 47.
1. Pf.—2. Pf. duet. © Jessie Sarah
Fleetwood Coleridge-Taylor, Croy-
don, Surrey, England, as the widow
of the author. R 4082, 4087, June
24, 1929. 324, 325
Progress march; by F. Hunter; pf., 4
hands. © Fordyce Hunter, Los
Angeles, as the author. R 3903.
June 13, 1929. 326
Promise (The) means just now; words
by Johnson Oatman, jr., music by
G. ¢. . Tullar. “© "Grant ’ Colfax
Tullar, New York, as the author of
the music. R 4277, July 5, 1929.
Boe
Promised mercies desired; music by
C. H. Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif., as the author of
the music. R 4051, June 13, 1929.
328
Promptings to thanksgiving; music by
C. H. Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabrie',
Berkeley, Calif., as the author of the
music. R 4050, June 18, 1929. 329
Read the answer in the stars; waltz,
by Oscar Fetras, arr. by A. Roth;
orch. © Alfred Roth, Richmond
Hill. N.Y... .asvbhe
arrangement. R 4102, Mar. 29, 1929.
330
Rédemption; morceau symphoniqu:,
transcription de César Franck; pf.,
a quatre mains. © Robert Félicité
Georges Joseph Franck, 'Thérése
Marie Félicité Pauline Monica
Franck, épouse Désiré Jean Chopy,
and Francis Franck, Paris, as the
next of kin of the author of the
transcription, who is not living. R
4440, July 10, 1929. Bal
Reigen; von August Noick, op. 50, no.
8; pf. © Franziska N6élck, Dresden,
Germany, as the widow of the
author. R 3928, Feb. 9, 1929. 382
R-e-m-o-r-s-e; from Sultan of Sulu,
lyric by George Ade, music by A. G.
Wathall. © Alfred G. Wathall,
Chicago, as the author of the music.
R 4326, July 8, 1929. Boo
Rhapsodie alla mazurka; transcribe 1
from Edouard Wolff, op. 85, no, 5,
by Wilson G. Smith; pf. © Mez B.
Smith, Lakewood, O., as the widow
of the author of the transcription.
R 4530, July 19, 1929. 334
Ride (A) on the moon; words by Lena
Shackelford-Hesselberg, music by HE.
Hesselberg (D’Essenelli) ; pf., with
author of the |
voice ad lib. © Edouard Gregory:
(D’Hssenelli) Hesselberg, Detroit, as
the author of the music. R 3878,
June 10, 1929. 335
Rigaudon de Xaviere; entr’acte, de
Théodore Dubois; violoncelle, solo et
orch. © Charles Gustave Dubois,
Paris, as the child of the deceased
author of the arrangement. R 4437,
Mar. 27, 1929. 336
Romance; by G. Ferrata, op. 4, no. 3.
© Giuseppe Ferrata, Gainesville,
Ga., as the author. R 4291, June
10, 1929. 337
Romance; von Max Reger, op. 50, no.
1, 2; violine u. klavier. 1. In’G
dur.—2. In D dur. © Else Reger,
Weimar, Germany, as the widow of
the author. R 4299, 4300, Apr. 4,
1929. 338, 339
Romance-serenade ; by Wilson G. Smith,
op. 84, no. 1; pf. © Mez B. Smith,
Lakewood, O., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 4216, June
13, 1929. 340
Rosa, la rose; poésie de Paul Bourget,
musique de C. M. Widor. © Charles
Marie Widor, Paris, as the author of
the music. R 4447, July 10, 1929.
341
Rosabella Clancy; from Sultan of Sulu,
lyrics by George Ade, music by A. G.
Wathall. © Alfred G. Wathall, Chi-
cago, as the author of the music.
R 4313, July 8, 1929. 342
Rose d’avril; valse, par Paul Wachs.
1. Pf—2. Orch. avee pf. conducteur.
© Blanche Marie Pauline Simone
Lemarchand, St. Mandé, France, as
the widow of the author. R 4406,
4407, July 10, 1929. 348, 344
Roses (Les) ; valse, de O. Métra, tran-
scription de J. Cottin, op. 152; mand.
et-pf. © Marie Madeleine Cottin,
Paris, as the next of kin of the au-
thor of the transcription who is not
living. R 4456, July 10, 1929. 345
Royal (The) crimson fountain; words
by J. B. Mackay, music by J. L. Hall.
© J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as
the author of the music. R 4154,
May 27, 1929. 346
Royal (A) proclamation; words by
Frank E. Graeff, music by Wm. J.
Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie E. Kirkpat-
rick, Germantown, Pa., as the widow
of the author of the music. R 3966,
June 27, 1929. 347
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Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch) Ex-
ercices de Antoine Rubinstein; tirés
de la méthode de A. Villsing, nou-
velle ed. annotée par I. Philipp. ©
I. Philipp, Paris, as the author of the
new edition. R 4458, July 10, gs
Sad is the whip-poor-will; from The
storks, words by Guy F. Steely,
music by F. Chapin. © Frederic
Chapin, Hollywood, Calif., as the
author of the music.
18, 1929. 349
San Toy march; composed by 8S. Jones;
band. © Sidney Jones, London, as
the author. R 4011, Apr. 24, me
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Sanctus; anthem, music by E. L. Ash-
ford. © Emma L. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as the author of the music. R
4029, May 24, 1929. 351
Satisfaction in God; music by C. H.
Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berke-
ley, Calif., as the author of the
music. R 4052, June 13, 1929. 352
Saul, king of Israel; dramatic cantata,
libretto by Willis B. Perkins, music
by C. H. Gabriel. © Chas. H. Ga-
briel, Berkeley, Calif., as the author
of the music. R 4396, July 18, 1929.
353
Savior, breathe an evening blessing;
anthem, music by L. O. Emerson. ©
Mabel H. Emerson, Arlington, Mass.,
as the child of the deceased author of
the music. R 4037, May 24, 1929.
354
Savior, teach me; response, music by
C. B. McAfee. © Cleland B. McAfee,
Chicago, as the author of the music.
R 4038, May 24, 1929. 355
Seare crow; by E. Poldini, op. 30, no.
3; pf. © Ed. Poldini, Vevey, Swit-
zerland, as the author. R 4258, July
6, 1929. . 356
Scharwenka (Franz Xaver) Polish
dance no. 1; arr. by T. M. Tobani;
band. © Theo. Moses Tobani, Jack-
son Heights, N. Y., as the author of
the arrangement. R 4509, July 22,
1929. 357
Schoolma’am’s song; from Sultan of
Sulu, lyric by George Ade, music by
A. G. Wathall. © ‘Alfred. G. Wa-
thall, Chicago, as the author of the
music. R 4327, July 8, 1929. 358
Schumann (Robert Alexander) Mas-
ter songs by great composers; eight-
een songs, English tr. by T. Baker;
high voice. v. 1-8. © Theodore
67717—_29—_9
R 4496, July |
236 (372)
Baker, Leipzig, as the author of the
translation. R 3983, 3984, 3991, Apr.
24, 1929. 359-361
Send Thy blessing; words by Irving
H. Mack, music by Maurice A. Clit-
ton [pseud. of J. L. Hall] © J.
Lineoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 4147, May
27, 1929. 362
Serenade; by B. Whelpley, op. 4, 10°
3; pf. © Benjamin Whelpley, Bos-
ton, as the author. R 4873, July 12,
1929. 363
Sérénade italienne; poésie de Paul
Bourget, musique de C. M. Widor.
© Charles Marie Widor, Paris, as
the author of the music. R 4450,
July 10, 1929. 364
Sevillana; by J. H. Rogers, op. 27, no.
4: pf. and violin. © J. H. Rogers,
Cleveland, as the author. R 391%,
June 4, 1929. 365
Shamrock (The) selection on Irish
melodies; by W. H. Myddleton, op.
14; pf. solo. © Edith Myddleton,
Portsmouth, England, as the widow
of the author. R 4015, May 18, 1929.
366
Sheltered in His love; words by Grant
Colfax Tullar, music by C. C. Ackley
[pseud. of I. H. Meredith] © I. H.
Meredith, New York, as the author
of the music. R 4279, July 5, 1929.
367
Sheltering (The) rock; words and
music by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick. ©
Lizzie E. Kirkpatrick, Germantown,
Pa., as the widow of the author. R
3957, June 27, 1929. ~ 368
Shepherd and shepherdess; by T.
Oehmler. © Leo Oehmler, Pasa-
dena, as the author. R 4293, June
10, 1929. 369
Shine little sunbeams; words by Ida
L. Reed, music by Maurice A. Clif-
ton [pseud. of J. L. Hall] © J. Lin-
ecoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the au-
thor of the music. R 4106, May 29,
1929. B10
Shout the glad tidings; Christmas
voluntary, music arr. a E. L. Ash-
ford. © Emma L. Ashford, Nash-
ville, as the author :of the arrange-
ment of the music. oy 4022, May'24,
1929. 371
Shout the tidings; Christmas carol,
words by Anna Godshall, music by
A. Geibel; mixed veicés. © Adam
Geibel, Philadelphia, as the author
of the music. R 4529 7or 18, 19: 29.
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pt. 111, n. s., v.24
Sicilienne; by J. H. Rogers, op. 25, no.
ney violin and pf. © James H. Ro-
gers, Cleveland, as the author. R
4°53, July 6, 1929. 373
Silhcuetten; von Max Reger, op. 53;
. pf. © Else Reger, Weimar. Ger-
many, as the widow of the author.
R 43804, Apr. 4, 1929. 374
Silver song series no. 13; sacred songs
for school, compiled and arr. by Mil-
ton Z. Tinker. © Elbert M. Tinker,
- Evansville, End., as the child of the
~- deceased author. R 4472, Mar. 1,
di AO293. 5 375
Silver (A) stream; words by Lena
- Shackleford-Hesselberg, music by E.
_Hesselberg. (D’Essenelli) ; pf., with
' voice ad lib, © Edouard Gregory
(D’Essenelli) Hesselberg, Detroit,
_as the author of the music. R 3881,
~ Sune 10, 1929. 376
Since I first met you; from Sultan of
. Sulu, lyric by George Ade, music by
A. G. Wathall. © Alfred G. Wa-
thall, Chicago, as the author of the
music., R 4829, July 8, 1929. 377
Sing of His love; words by Jno. Cen-
nick, music by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick.
© Lizzie E. Kirkpatrick, German-
town, Pa., as the widow of the au-
thor of the music. R 38956, June 27,
1929. 378
Sing out the sweet story; words by
I. E. Hewitt, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie EH. Kirkpatrick,
Germantown, Pa., as the widow of
the author of the music. _R 3944,
May 22, 1929. 379
Sing that once more; words by James
Rowe. music by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick.
© Lizzie E. Kirkpatrick, Germar-
town, Pa., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 3953, May
AZ, AO2ZO: 380
Sing unto God; anthem, music by P. A.
- Schuecker; mixed voices, with organ
acc.. © Louise W. Schnecker, New
York, as the widow of the author of
the music. R 38915, June 4, 1929.
381
Slavonic dance no. 1; by A. Dvorak,
arr. by IT. M. Tobani; band. ©
Theo. Moses Tobani, Jackson
Heights, N. Y., as the author of the
arrangement. R 4508, July 22.
1929. 382
Smart (The) set; lanciers, by R. IE.
Hildreth; orch.. © R. BH. Hildreth,
West Somerville, Mass., as. the
aufhor. R 4290, Apr. 2, 1929. 383
Smile my lady; serenade, words by
Catherine Young Glen, music by
J. L. Browne. © J. Lewis Browne,
Chicago, as the author of the music.
R 3896, June 13. 1929. 384
Smiling (The) isle; from Sultan of
Sulu, lyric by George Ade, music by
A. G. Wathall. © Alfred G.
Wathall, Chicago, as the author of
the music. R 4316, July 8, 1929.
885
Snake (The) charm; waltz, by Charles
Liddell [pseud. of C. Vincent]; pt.
© Charles Vincent, London, as the
author. R 4282, July 5, 1929. 386
Softly now the light of day; organ
voluntary, arr. by E. L. Ashford. ©
Emma L. Ashford, Nashville, as the
author of the arrangement of the
music. R 4020, May 24, 1929. 387
Solitude; anthem, musie by €. B
Adams. © Carrie B. Adams, Port-
land, Or., as the author of the music.
R 4018, May 24, 1929. 388
Somebody did a golden deed; words
by John R. Clements, music by W. S.
Weeden. [Jn Choice hymns, con-
piled and ed. by J. Wilbur Chap-
man and W. S. Weeden] © John
R. Clements, Binghamton, N. Y., as
the author of the words. R 4461,
May 28, 1929. 389
Somebody’s waiting ‘neath southern —
skies; words by Arthur J. Lamb,
music by J. W. Bratton. © John
W. Bratton, Brooklyn, as the author
of the music. R 4081, May 22, 1929.
390
Son of mine; cradle song, words and
music by W. Wallace; in G min. ©
William Wallace, London, as the
author. R 4434, July 10, 1929. 391
Sonate as dur; von Max Reger, op.
79, no. 1; pf. © Else Reger,
Weimar, Germany, as the widow of
the author. R 4805, Apr. 4, 1929.
392
Song (A) of life; music by C. B
Hawley; high voice. © Hattie B
Hawley, Nyack, N. Y., as the widow
of the author of the music. R 3905,
June 138, 1929. 393
Song (A) of starry beauty; words by
Hh. E. Hewitt, music by C. H.
Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel.
Berkeley, Calif., as the author of
the music. R 4487, June 13, 1929.
394
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Song (The) of the cricket; musical
sketches, by L. A. Bugbee; pf. ©
Charles I. Davis, Seattle, as the
widower of the author. R 4078, May
23, 1929. 395
Songs in a Maynight; by E. Poldini,
op. 83; pf. no. 1. In A maj.—no.
2. In B maj. © Ed. Poldini, Vevey,
Switzerland, as the author. R 4254,
4259, July 6, 1929. 396, 397
Sons and daughters of the Pilgrims;
anthem, music by L. O. Emerson ©
Mabel H. Emerson, Arlington, Mass.,
as the child of the deceased author
of the music. R 4017, Mar. 6, 1929.
398
Soprano and alto duets; ed. by Hein-
rich Kiehl [pseud. of W. A. Fisher].
© Wm. Arms Fisher, Boston, as
the author of the editing of the
music. R 4477, July 138, 1929. 399
Sorgenlos: polka, by Aug. Ochs, arr
by A. Roth; orch. © Alfred Roth,
Richmond Hill, N. Y., as the author
of the arrangement. R 4515, July
22./1929. 400
Sorrow is mine: from The storks,
words by Guy F. Steely. music by
F...Chapin. © Frederic Chapin,
Hollywood, Calif., as the author of
the music. R 4501, July 18, 1929.
401
Sous-bois; par V. Staub, ep. 6; pf. ©
Victor Staub, Paris, as the author.
R 4445, July 10, 1929. 402
Spring had come; sop. solo from the
song of Hiawatha, words by H. W.
Longfellow, music by Samuel Cole-
ridge-Taylor, op. 30. Full se. ©
Jessie Sarah Fleetwood Coleridge-
Taylor, Croydon, Surrey, England,
as the widow of the author of the
music. R 4093, June 24, 1929. 403
Staccato etude; by Wilson G. Smith,
op. 85 no. 2; pf. © Mez B. Smith,
Lakewood, O., as the widow of the
author of the music. R 4531, July
19, 1929. 404
Strolling along the beach; words by
Bob Cole, music by Rosamond John-
son [ie. J. R. Johnson] © J. Rosa-
mond Johnson, New York, as the au-
thor of the music. R 4164, June 20,
1929. 405
Strolling (The) player; words by El-
phinstone Thorpe, music by H. Tro-
tére: in E min. © Jeanie Trotére,
Bournemouth, England, as_ the
widow of the author of the music.
R 4435. July 10, 1929. 406
17236 (419).
Sull’ organetto; by G. Ferrata, op. 4
no. 4. © Giuseppe Ferrata, Gaines-
ville, Ga., as the author. R 4292,
June 10, 1929. 407
Sultan of Sulu; entrance song, impe
Yial guards, lyric by George Ade,
music by Alfred G. Wathall. © AL
fred G. Wathall, Chicago, as the au-
thor of the music. R 4328, July 8,
1929. 408
finales acts 1-3, from the musical
play, lyric by George Ade, music by
A. G. Wathall. © Alfred G. Wat-
hall, Chicago, as the author of the
music. R 4325, 4324, 4323, July 8,
1929. 409-411.
schottische, from Ade and Wat-
hall’s musieal play, arr. by H. An-
derson; pf. © Hilding Anderson,
Bayside, L. I., N. ¥., as the author
of the arrangement. R 4817, July
8, 1929. 412
selection, from Ade and Wathail’s
musical play, arr. by H. Anderson ;
pf. © Hilding Anderson, Bayside,
L. I., -N. Y¥., as the author of the ar-
rangement. R 4312, July 8, 1929.
413
waltzes, from Ade and Wathali’s
musical comedy. arr. by H. Ander-
son; pf. © Hilding Anderson, Bay-
SIGee tie NS ot aS ENE“ aArraAtocee
of the music. R 4426, July 8 ,1929.
414
Summer; words by Alice Jean Cleator,
musie by C. A. Miles. © C. Austin
Miles, Philadelphia, as the author of
the music. R 4111, May 29, 1929.
415
Sunbeam (A): words by Charles A.
Mack, music by C. A. Miles. © C.
Austin Miles, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 4107, May
29, 1929. 416
Sweet is Tipperary; folksong, words
by Denis A. McCarthy, music by W.
A. Fisher, op. 13. no. 2. © Wm.
Arms Fisher, Boston, as the author
of the music. R 3908, June 4, 1929.
417
Sweet Mistress Dorothy; musical
sketches, by L. A. Bugbee; pf. ©
Charles I. Davis. Seattle, as the
widower of the author. R 4072,
‘May 23, 1929. 418
Tell me, dusky maiden; travesty,
words by J. W. Johnson and Bob
Cole, music by R. Johnson. © Rosa-
mond Johnson, New York, as the au-
thor of the music. R 4874, Mar. 20,
1929. 419
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Tell me shooting star; from Sultan of
Sulu, words by George Ade, music
by A. G. Wathall. ‘©: Alfred .G.
Wathall, Chicago, as the author of
the music. R 4310, July 8, 1929.
420
Tell me the story of Jesus; words by
Adam Craig, musie by P. P. Bilhorn.
© Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as
the author of the music. R 4369,
July 15, 1929. 421
That glorious song of old; words by
_ HE. EH. Hewitt, music by C. H. Gab-
viel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley,
Calif., as the author of the music.
R 4488, June 13. 1929. 422
That’s how ealisthenics go; from The
_ Storks, words by Guy F. Steely, mu-
sic by F. Chapin. © Frederic Cha-
pin, Hollywood, Calif., as the author
of the music. R 4490, July 18, 1929.
423
Thee we adore; words by Thos. Cot-
terill, music by S. B. Jackson [pseud.
of C. H. Gabriel] © Chas. H. Gab-
riel, Berkeley, Calif., as the author
of the music. R 4068, June 13, 1929.
424
They were all doing the same; words
and musie by Ren Shields. © Grace
Shields, Brooklyn, as the widow of
the author. R 4211, June 18, 1929.
425 |
Thine, blessed Saviour; words by I. H.
Mack, music by W. A. Post. © Irvin
H. Mack, Philadelphia, as the author
of the words. R 4148, May 27, 1929.
426
Tis love, redeeming love; words and
music by C. A. Miles. © C. Austin
' Miles, Philadelphia, as the author.
R 4134, May 23, 1929. 427
To and fro; words by A. A. Payn,
music by ©. A. Miles. © C. Austin
Miles, Philadelphia, as the author of
the music. R 4120, May 29, 1929.
428
To Anne; words by Edwin Ford, music
by Ethelbert Nevin. © Anne Paul
Nevin, New York, as the widow of
the author of the music. R 3894,
June 13, 1929. 429
To Thy cross I’m clinging; words by
Maggie Gregory, music by Oran Wil-
liams [pseud. of C. H. Gabriel] ©
Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as
the author of the music. R 4064,
June 13, 1929. 430
Toast (A); music by J. L. Hall. ©
J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
92
author of the music. R 4122, May
29, 1929. 431
Toujours (Evermore) ; poem by Jules
Lemaitre, English version by Dr.
Baker, music by A. Benoist; for
mezzo-sop. or bar. © Andre Benoist,
Monmouth Beach, N. J., as the
author of the music. R 4502, May
20, 1929. 432
Trust in God; words and music by
Oran Williams. [pseud. of C. H. Ga-
briel] © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley,
Calif., as the author of the music.
R 4066, June 13, 1929. 433
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) Wie-
genlied; op. 16, no. 1, transcription
fiir violoncell und klavier von H.
Griinfeld. © Heinrich Griinfeld,
Berlin, as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 38999, Apr. 5, 1929: 434
Twelve characteristic concert studies;
by Adolf Henselt, op. 2, rev. and an-
notated by A. Jonas; pf. New edi-
tion. © Alberto Jonas, New York,
as the author of the new matter. R
3982, Apr. 23, 1929. 435
Two (The) anchors; words by R. H.
Stoddard, music by P. A. Tirindelli;
bass. © P. A. Tirindelli, Rome, as
the author of the music. R 4427,
Mar. 27, 1929. 436
Under the snowdrift; words by E. E.
Hewitt, music by Wm. J. Kirkpat-
rick; solo or duet. © Lizzie H. Kirk-
patrick, Germantown, Pa., as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 3948, May 22, 1929. 437
Under the sword; words by Alice Jean
Cleator, music by Maurice A. Clifton
[pseud. of J. L. Hall] © J. Lincoln
Hall, Philadelphia, as the author of
the music. R 4108, May 29, + ais
Under the willows; by HE. Poldini, op.
30, no. 2; pf. © Hd. Poldini, Vevey,
Switzerland, as the author. R 4257,
July 6, 1929. 439
Unerring guide; words by T. Berry
Smith, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as
the author of the music. R 4061,
June 18, 1929. 440
Up and onward; words by Fanny J.
Crosby, music by GC. H. Gabriel. ©
Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 4042,
June 13, 1929. 441
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Valse-ballet; by V. Staub, op. 5; pf.
© Victor Staub, Paris, as the author.
R 4444, July 10, 1929. 442
Valse-fantasie; by J. H. Rogers, op. 33,
no. 1; pf. © James H. Rogers,
Cleveland, as the author. R 3909,
June 4, 1929. 443
Valse gracieuse; by Bruno Oscar Klein,
op. 75, no. 2; pf. © Anna L. Klein,
New York, as the widow of the au-
thor. R 4260, July 6, 1929. 444
Valse lente: by Wilson G. Smith, op.
86; pf. © Mez B. Smith, Lakewood,
O., as the widow of the author. R
4013, June 29, 1929. 445
Valse miniature; by J. H. Rogers, op.
25, no. 2; violin and pf. © James
H. Rogers, Cleveland, as the author.
R 4252, July 6, 1929. 446
Verdi (Giuseppe) Les vépres sici-
liennes; arr. by T. M. Tobani; orch.
© Theo. Moses Tobani, Jackson
Heights, N. Y., as the author of the
arrangement. R 4511, July 22, 1929.
447
Volta la terrea (Reading the stars
on high); ballad, from Un ballo in
maschera, English version by _ T.
Baker; sop. © Theodore Baker,
Leipzig, as the author of the trans-
lation. R 4431, June 7, 1929. 448
Verschmachtende (Der) (The _ pil-
grim); by B. Shapleigh, op. 42, no.
2; hohe stimme. © Bertram Shap-
leigh, Chicago, as the author. R
4522, July 16, 1929. 449
Villanelle; by J. H. Rogers, op. 33, no.
2; pf. © James H. Rogers, Cleve-
land, as the author. R 3910, June 4,
1929. 450
Wachet auf ruft uns die stimme; von
Max Reger, op. 52, no. 2; orgel.
(Drei phantasien fiir orgel tiber die
chorale, no. 2) © Else Reger,
Weimar, Germany, as the widow of
the author. R 43802, Apr. 4, 1929.
451
Wagner (Richard) Pilgerchor; from
Tannhiduser, transcription for violon-
cello and pf. by H. Griinfeld. ©
Heinrich Griinfeld, Berlin, as the
author of the arrangement. R 4000,
Apr. 5, 1929. 452
Wait for the Father’s promise; words
by Mrs. F. G. Burroughs, music by
Wm. J. Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie HE.
Kirkpatrick, Germantown, Pa., as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 3961, June 27, 1929. 453
17236 (464)
Waltz caprice; by F. Hunter; pf. ©
Fordyce Hunter, Los Angeles, as the
‘author. R 3872, June 10, 1929. 454
Water (The) sprites; dance caprice,
by C. W. Krogmann, op. 56; pf.
Carrie Williams Krogmann, Marble-
head, Mass., as the author. R 4519,
July 18, 1929. 455
Way (The) of the cross; words by Ida
L. Reed, music by C. A. Miles. ©
C. Austin Miles, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 4127, May
23, 1929. 456
Wayside (The) chapel; reverie, by G.
D. Wilson, arr. by R. Gruenwald;
orch. © Paul R. Krasel, Upper Mel-
bourne, Quebec, Canada, as the exet-
utor of the author of the arrange-
ment. R 4215, June 18, 1929. 457
We are engaged; from Sultan of Sulu,
words by George Ade, music by A. G.
Wathall. © Alfred G. Wathall, Chi-
eago, aS the author of the music.
R 4306, July 8, 1929. 458
We are little sunbeams; words by Eden
E. Rexford, music by ©. H. Gabriel.
© Charles H. Gabriel, Berkeley,
Calif., as the author of the music.
R 4095, June 1, 1929. 459
We are marching toward the morn-
ing; words by Frank EH. Graeff. mu-
sic by Maurice A. Clifton [pseud. of
J. I. Hall] ~© J. Lincoln,. Hal:
Philadelphia, as the author of the
music. R 4151, May 27, 1929. 460
We are strolling peddlers; from The
storks, words by Guy F. Steely, mu-
sie by F. Chapin. © Frederic
Chapin, Hollywood, Calif., as the
author of the music. R 4498, July
18, 1929. - 461
We praise Him; words by E. E. Hew-
itt, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 4489,
June 13, 1929. 462
We will sing the old, old story; words
by Mary R. Tilden, music by Wm.
J. Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie HE. Kirk-
patrick, Germantown, Pa., as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 3972, June 27, 1929. 463
Wedding bells; words by Lena Shack-
elford-Hesselberg, music by E. Hes-
selberg (D’Essenelli); pf., with
voice ad lib. © Edouard Gregory
(D’Essenelli) Hesselberg, Detroit,
as the author of the music. R 3879,
June 10, 1929. 464
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pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
What are these; words and music by
Cc. A. Miles. © C. Austin Miles,
Philadelphia, as the author. R
4129, May 23, 1929. 465
What! Mary? from The storks, words
by Guy F. Steely, music by F.
Chapin. © Frederic Chapin, Holly-
wood, Calif., as the author of the
music. R 4495, July 18, 1929. 466
What the birds say; words by Lena
Shackelford-Hesselberg, music by E.
Hesselberg (D’Hssenelli) ; pf., with
voice ad lib. © Edouard Gregory
(D’Essenelli) . Hesselberg, Detroit,
as the author of the music. R 3882,
June 10, 1929. 467
When I find my Jesus there; words
by Mrs. Frank A. Breck, music by
Wm. J. Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie E.
Kirkpatrick, Germantown, Pa., as
the widow of the author of the mu-
sic. R 3963, June 27, 1929. 468
When Jesus leads; words by A. A.
Payn, music by C. A. Miles. © C.
Austin Miles, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 4128, May
23, 1929. 469
When love is gone; words by Ruth
Reid, music by G. W. Stebbins; sop.
or ten. © G. Waring Stebbins,
Brooklyn, as the author of the mu-
sic. R 4246, June 22, 1929. 470
When love Shines in; words by Mrs.
’ Frank A. Breck, music by Wim. J.
Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie E. Kirkpat-
rick, Germantown, Pa., as the widow
of the author of the music. R 3965,
June 27, 1929. 471
When maidens wait; from Sultan of
Sulu, words by George Ade, music
by A. G. Wathall. © Alfred G.
Wathall, Chicago, as the author of
the music. R 43808, July 8, 1929.
472
When man is fancy free; from Sultan
of Sulu, words by George Ade, mu-
sic by Alfred G. Wathall. © Alfred
G. Wathall, Chicago, as the author
of the music. R 4807, July 8, 1929.
473
When the books are opened; words
by Frank H. Graeff, music by Maurice
A. Clifton [pseud. of J. L. Hall] ©
J. Lincoln Hall, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 4152, May
27, 1929. 474
When the cuckoo met the pussy cat;
from The storks, words by Guy F.
Steely, music by F. Chapin. © Fred-
erie Chapin, Hollywood, Calif., as
the author of the music. R 4498, -
July 18, 1929. 475
When the pearly gates unfold; words
by Jennie E. Hussey, music by J. L.
Hall. © J. Lincoln Hall, Philadel-
phia, as the author of the music.
R 4153, May 27, 1929. 476
When the roses bloom; words by E.
E. Hewitt, music by W. A. Post. ©
W. A. Post, Syracuse, N. Y., as the
author of the music. R 3940, May
162) LO2Os Fi) ATT
When the rosy day was breaking;
words by EH. HE. Hewitt, music by
Wm. J. Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie HE.
Kirkpatrick, Germantown, Pa., as
the widow of the author of the mu-
sic. R 3945, May 22, 1929. 478
Whosoever will; words by Ida L.
Reed, music by C. A. Miles. © C.
Austin Miles, Philadelphia, as the
author of the music. R 4136, May
23, 1929. 479
Will o’ the wisp; by Benjamin L.
Whelpley, op. 4, no. 2; pf. © Ben-
jamin Whelpley, Boston, as the au-
thor. R 4872, July 12, 1929. 480
Wine, woman and song; pt. song or
cho., words by Frederic Rankin, mu-
Sic by L. F. Gottschalk ; men’s voices.
© Louis F. Gottschalk, Los Angeles,
as the author of the music. R 4244,
July 38,, 1929. 481
Witchery; by E. Poldini, op. 30, no. 1;
pf. © Ed. Poldini, Vevey, Switzer-
land, as the author. R 4255, July
6, 1929. 482
Within your heart; words by G. Hubi-
Newcombe, music by H. Trotére; in
G. © Jeanie Trotére, Bournemouth,
England, as the widow of the au-
thor of the music. R 44386, July 10,
1929. 483
Wolff (Hdouard) Ballade; tran-
scribed from EK. Wolff, op. 85, no. 4,
by Wilson G. Smith; pf. © Mez B.
Smith, Lakewood, O., as the widow
of the author of the transcription.
R 4528, July 19, 1929. 84
Wonderful (A) gift; words by Lena
Shackelford-Hesselberg, music by BH.
Hesselberg (D’Hssenelli) ; pf., with
voice ad lib. © Edouard Gregory
(D’Essenelli) Hesselberg, Detroit, as
the author of the music. R 8877,
June 10, 1929. 485
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RENEWALS
no. 7, 1929
Won’t you try; words and music by
E. Dale: in G. © Ewan Dale, Lon-
don, as the author. R 44382, July
10, 1929. 486
Wounded (A) friend; march, by W.
H. Myddleton, op. 13; full orch. ©
Edith Myddleton, Portsmouth, Eng-
land, as the widow of the author.
R 4294, June 17, 1929. 487
Wynken, Blynken and Nod; words by
Eugene Field, music by Ethelbert
Nevin; female voices. © Anne Paul
Nevin, New York, as the widow of
the author of the music. R 4269,
July 3, 1929. 488
Yak (The) and the gnu; quintette,
from Sultan of Sulu, words by
George Ade, music by A. G. Wathall.
© Alfred G. Wathall, Chicago, as
the author of the music. R 4811,
July 8, 1929. 489
17236 (493)
You’re aS welcome aS the flowers in
May; words and music by D. J.
Sullivan. © Dan J. Sullivan, New-
ton Center, Mass., as the author. R
4166, June 20, 1929. 490
Young people’s songs of praise; com-
piled and arr. by Ira D. Sankey. ©
Grace V. Sankey, Northfield, Mass.,
as the next of kin of the author of
the compilation and arrangement,
who is not living. R 3974, May 22,
1929. 491
Your lips have said you love me; mu-
sic by C. B. Hawley; high voice. ©
Hattie B. Hawley, Nyack, N. Y., as
the widow of the author of the mu-
sic. R 3904, June 13, 1929. 492
Youth and riches; overture, by W. K.
Whiting; orch. © W. K. Whiting,
Everett, Mass., aS the author. R
4288, Apr. 2, 1929. . 493
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
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CATALOGUE
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COPY RIGHT ENTRIES
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF MARCH 3, 1891
OF JUNE 380, 1906, AND OF MARCH 4, 1909
PART 38
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
INCLUDING:
LIST OF COPYRIGHT RENEWALS
1929
NEW SERIES, VOLUME 24 —
No. 8
UNITED STATES
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is followed by a complete index for the year, The general arrangement is an
alphabet of the titles of the musical works with certain exceptions explained
hereafter. The arrangement is alphabetical under the first word of the title
(except “a,” “an,” or “the,” or the corresponding foreign articles), and a
grouping at the end of the title alphabet of such titles as will not conveniently
alphabetize (e. g., titles beginning with numerals, dates, etc.).
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ssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig Felix); Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus); Saint-
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Chile, vol. 20 (1925), pages vi—vii of nos. 11 and 12;
Cuba, vol. 6 (1911), pages iv—v of no. 12;
Czechoslovakia, vol. 22 (1927), pages vi-vu of no. 4;
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pages 1x-x of no. 6;
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(1920), pages vi-ix of no. 18;
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Italy, vol. 10 (1915), pages viliix of no. 4, and vol. 17 (1922),
pages xlii—xiv of no. 6;
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Netherlands, vol. 18 (1923), pages vi—vii of no. 3;
New Zealand, vol. 12 (1917), pages v-ix of no. 3, and vol. 17
(1922), pages xv—xix of no. 6;
Norway, vol. 6 (1911), pages ix-x of no. 7;
Poland, vol 22 (1927), pages vi—vii of no. 2;
Sweden, vol. 15 (1920), pages vi—vii of no. 3;
Switzerland, vol. 19 (1924), pages vii—viii of nos. 5-6;
Union of South Africa, vol. 19 (1924), pages vi—vii of nos. 3-4.
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Kcuador, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Para-
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iteificay the title
Norice.—When the nationality of the composer is not
entry, it is to be understood that he is a citizen of the United States.
A que no ecrees; polka, by Pioquinto
Gonzalez, sr., of Mexico, domiciled |
at El Paso; pf. S8vo. [Photostat]
© Aug. 6, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 8; E pub.
8203; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
17237
Abduction; by Max Darewski, of
Great Britain, arr. by J. E. Andino;
full orch. pts. © Aug. 3, 1929; 2c.
Aug. 2; E pub. 8521; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 17238
Abingdon hymnal; ed. by Earl Enye-
art Harper, orch. arr. by Peter C.
wegikin. Dk. 1... Vst’ violin’ finte,
oboe, C saxophone, C clarinet or C
cornet. bk. 2. 2d and 3rd violin.
bk. .3. Viola. bk. 4. Violoncello,
double bass, trombone, E flat bar.,
saxophone or bassoon. bk. 5. 1st;
and 2d clarinet. bk. 6. 1st and 2d
cornet. © July 2, 1929; 2 @ each
and aff. July 27; A 11392-11397;
Abingdon press, inc., New York.
17239--17244
Ace (The) in the hole; words by Wal-
ter Hirsch, musie by Everett J.
Buckley, arr. by Tiny Parham; orch.
pts. 4to. © July 13, 1929; 2 ¢. July
29; E pub. 7999; Melrose bros. music
co., inc., Chicago. 17245
Adale; words by Renville Holderman,
musie by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Aug. 24, 1929;
E unp. 10244; Sadie Holderman, Mo-
line, Ill. 17246
Adios! fox-trot, words by Irving Cae-
sar, music by Harry Archer; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Aug. 16, 1929; 2 «.
Aug. 19; E pub. 8559; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 17247
Adventures (The) of Hansel and
Gretel; sixteen pieces, by Stanley
Wilson, of Great Britain; pf. (Cov-
er-title:—Hansel and Gretel) ©
mae. 8, 1929; 1 ¢@) Aue... 2: 8 for.
5971; Forsyth bros., ltd., London.
17248
Advertising blues; words and music
by A. L. Tauro. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Aug. 30, 1929: B
. unp. 10469; Arthur Luigi Tauro,
“Lynn, Mass. 17249
Ar (Den) min; text av Karl-Gerhard,
musik av Jules Sylvain, of Sweden.
© June 28, 1929; lf ce. July 29; B
for. 5960; Edition Sylvain, Stock-
holm. 17250
Aeroplane (An) and you; words by E.
S. Renolds, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1e
Aug. 17, 1929; E unp. 9966; Edward
Sands Renolds, Baltimore. 17251
After spring comes summertime;
words and music by EH. Chapman.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Aug. 15, 1929; E unp. 9892; Edward
Chapman, Slovan, Pa. 17252
After the rain comes sunshine; words
and musie by T. M. Lupton. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. Aug. 8,
1929; E unp. 9687; Thelma M. Lup-
ton, Phoebus, Va. 17258
After the sun goes down; words and
musie by H. D. Cutler. New York
City, Frank Harding. © July 6,
1929; 2 ec. July 18; E pub. 8042;
Harold D. Cutler, Anaconda, Mont.
17254
After the sun goes down; words by
G. Quaw, music by G. Quaw and J..
Mayfield. © 1. Aug. 5, 1929; B
unp. 9600; Gene Quaw, Hollywood,
and James Mayfield, Los Angeles.
17255
Afterglow (The); words by Oliver
Murray Edwards, music by A. Wal-
ter Kramer; high voice. © Aug. 5,
1929; 2 c. Aug. 14; E pub: 8480;
Oliver M. Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y.
17256
Age of innocence; waltz, from Grand
Street follies 1929, words by Agnes
Morgan, music by Arthur Schwartz.
© 1c. Aug. 23, 1929; E unp. 10189;
Actor-managers, ine., New York.
17257
Agitation while dancing; fotoplay mu-
sic, by Edward Kilenyi, se. by A. E.
Cafarella; orch., with pf. or organ
conductor. © Aug. 28, 1929: 2 e.
Aug. 31; E pub. 8763; Robbins mu-
sic corp., New York. 17258
927
17259
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Ah! quel agrément; one step, paroles
de Custy, musique de Laurent Halet,
of France. 4to. © July 19, 1929;
te, Aug. 9; EY for, ‘62392 "Custy,
Paris. 17259
Ah, thou beloved one; words by Bertha
Galland, music by~Mischa Levitzki,
op. 4; high voice. © Aug. 12, 1929;
2c. Aug. 22; E pub. 8575; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York. 17260
Ain’t misbehavin’; from Connie’s hot
chocolates, lyrie by Andy Razaf,
music by Thomas Waller and Harry
Brooks ;
July 8, 1929; 1 c July 24, 1 ¢. July
31; E pub. 8110; Mills music, inc,
New York. 17261
Ain’t no use; words and music by B.
Hardwick; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
1 e Aug. 24, 1929; E unp. 10233;
Bobbie Hardwick, Inglewood, Calif.
17262
Air de Jan; de Le mas, paroles et
musique de J. Canteloube, of France.
© July 19, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 9; E for.
6254; Heugel, Paris. 17263
Air de Sadko; extrait du 1° acte de
Sadko, par N. Rimsky-Korsakoff,
orch. de Rudd, of France; orch. par-
ties, avee pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Aug. 9, 1929; I c«. Aug. 10; E for.
6164; Enoch & cie., Paris. 17264.
Album leaf [and] Song without words;
by Charles V. Rychlik, op. 22 b, ¢;
violin and pf. © July 25, 1929; 2 ¢.
Aug. 10; EH pub. 8456; Fr. A. Ur-
binek & sons, Prague, Czechoslo-
vakia. 17265
Alexander (Arthur) Four Irish folk
songs; from the Petrie collection,
arr. by A. Alexander, of Great
Britain; pf. nos. 728, 336, 335, 393.
© July 11, 1929; 1 ce. Aug. 16; E for.
6139; Oxford university press,
London. 17266
Ali-Baba; arr. by T. Frangopoulo and
M. Bose, both of Great Britain; pf.
Calcutta, Dwarkin & son. 1. Over-
ture. [5 others] © June 27, 1929;
1c. Aug. 5; E for. 6120; T. Frango-
poulo and Modhu Bose, Calcutta,
India. 17267
Al? amata patria; words and music
by <A. Caricchia. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Aug. 30, 1929;
E unp. 10444; Antonio Caricchia,
Trenton, N. J. 17268
All days are days of sunshine; words
by Edgar Scheips, music by Arthur
Bowers. © July 20, 1929; 2c. July
pf. and ukulele ace. ©.
25; E pub. 8035; Edgar Scheips,
Norfolk, Neb. 17269
All over you; waltz ballad, words and
music by A. Regal, arr. by Geo.
Crozier. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1929; E
unp. 9987; Arthur Regal, Hunting-
ton Park, Calif. 17270
All that I’m asking is sympathy;
words by Benny Davis, music by Joe
Burke; pf. ace. with ukulele arr.
by May Singhi Breen. © Aug. 20,
1929; 2 c. Aug. 21; E pub. 8539; Joe
Morris music co., New York. 17271
All the world belongs to you; waltz
song, by Harold Lewis Greenspun.
© May 17, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 28; E pub.
8690; Kendis, Gusman & Samuels,
inc., New York. 17272
All worn out; words by Alexander
Robinson, music by Alex Hill.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Aug. 2, 1929; E unp. 9518; Chicago
music pub. co., ine., Chicago. 17273
Alla capanna di Betlemme; pastorale,
di Corrado Nini, of Italy; pf.
July 15, 1929; 1 e« Aug. 15; EH for.
6215; A. & G. Carisch & ¢., Milan.
17274
Alla easentinese; intermezzo, dagli
Acquarelli folkloristici, di Fernando
Limenta, of Italy; piccola orch.
parti, con pf. conduttore. © July
26, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 15; E for. 6216;
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 17275
Allé en lejanas tierras; letra y musica
de Conrado: Varela, of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles; pf. 8vo.
[Photostat] © Aug. 6, 1929; 2 ¢.
Aug. 8; E pub. 8206; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 17276
Alma amada; tango canciOn, par
Avenir H. Manfredo [pseud. of
Avenir H. Monfred], of France, arr,
par Bernhard Hgg; orch. parties.
4to. © June 18, -1928; 1 « July 7;
E for. 697429; Musikverlag City,
Leipzig. : 17277
Alma entristecida; letra y musica de
Efrain Escobar, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at El Paso; pf. [Photostat]
© Aug. 6, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 8; E pub.
8226; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
17278
Alone broken hearted; words by C. E.
Lowrey, music by Samuel H. Speck.
New York, Frank Harding. ©
July 17, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 27; E pub.
8684: Culver E, Lowrey, Blooming-
ton, Ind. 17279
928
il ARS
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
17301
Alone for you; words and music by
Re H.: Quinn: / © ith}eckug5, 1929;
E unp. 9598; Frank Henry Quinn,
Jamaica Plain, Mass. 17280:
Along life’s highway; words by A. M.
Buffington, music by Richard
Broughton. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1929;
E unp. 9803; Anna M. Buffington,
Lost Spring, Wy. 17281
Alpenrose waltz: by Mabel Madison
Watson; pf. © Aug. 15, 1929; 2 «.
Aug. 17; E pub. 8502; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 17282
Alpha phi delta march; by E. Sansone-
Ravina; pf. © 1c. Aug. 2, 1929;
E unp. 9449; Alpha phi delta fra-
ternity, inc., Woodside, N. Y.
17283
Alpha phi delta rose; waltz, words
and music by Gabriel Jacoby. ©
1-e. Aug. 2, 1929; E unp. 9450;
Alpha phi delta fraternity, ince.,
Woodside, N. Y. 17284
Alphabetie rhythm; words and music
by Joe Zimmerman and Walter
Smith. [Words and melody only]
© le. Aug. 20, 1929; E unp. 10062;
De Sylva, Brown and Henderson,
ine., New York. 17285
Als g’in nood gezeten; Harre, meine
seele, lied van C. Malan, bewerkt
voor orgel of harmonium door A.
Herstel, of Netherlands. © July 19,
1929; 1 c. Aug. 2; E for. 5963; G.
Alsbach & co., Amsterdam. 17286
Alte liebe; polka, by P. Miiller; 1st B
flat cornet. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1929;
E unp. 10019; Peter Miiller, Phila-
delphia. 17287
Always in my dreams, never in my
arms; lyric by Lou Herscher, music
by Max Kortlander, arr. by Albert
Deer; male voices. 4to. © May 13,
1929; 2 ec. May 17; E pub. 6156; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 17288
Always true; words by Manlio
Severino, music by Henry A.
Maccaro. © 1c. Aug. 2, 1929; B
unp. 9451; Alpha phi delta frater-
nity, inc., Woodside, N. Y. 17289
Am I blue; from On with the show,
by Grant Clarke and Harry Akst,
arr. by Jean Olivier; band orch. pts.,
with solo B flat cornet conductor.
obl. 24mo. © July 30, 1929; 2 «.
Aug. 3; E pub. 8147; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 17290
Am I to blame; melody by Frank Pa-
rente. © 1c. Aug. 5, 1929; E unp.
9594; James Dante, Madison, N. J.
17291
Amazon isle; musical comedy in 2
acts, book by G. Gibbs and G. F.
Gibbs, jr., lyrics and music by K. P.
Dalton. [Photostat] © 1c. Aug.
22, 1929; D ‘unp.’ 27561; — George
Gibbs, George F. Gibbs, jr., and
Kathleen Pickhardt Dalton, Rose-
mont, Pa. 17292
America for Americans; march, by
Christian A. Praetorius; pf. New
York, National Americanization com-
mittee, veterans of foreign wars of
the United States. © Aug. 1, 1929;
2 ec. Aug. 1; E pub. 8323; United
States music pub. co., New York.
17293
An der Moldau; walzer, by Peter
Miiller; 1st B flat cornet. © 1.
Aug. 29, 1929; E unp. 10422; Peter
Miiller, Philadelphia. 17294
Anabetle; words by Heath Cobb, music
by D. B. Klatzkin. © 1c. Aug. 21,
1929; E unp. 10228; David B. Klatz-
kin, Hollywood. 17295
Anais; by Pablo G. Rosas, of Mexico,
domiciled at San Diego, Calif.; pf.
8vo. [Photostat] © Aug. 6, 1929;
2c. Aug. 8; E pub. 8200; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 17296
And still they fall in love; from The
gold diggers of Broadway, words by
Al Dubin, music by Joe Burke; pf.
and ukulele ace. © July 26, 1929;
2c. July 30; E pub. 8154; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 17297
And you-my king; words and music
by M. L. Clarke. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. June 28, 1929; HE
unp. 10227; Marjorie Lois Clarke,
Roslindale, Mass. 17298
Andante in G; by Batiste, transcribed
by ©. Sauer, of Australia; 1st and
2d violins and pf., with additional
pts. for string orch. © Mar. 5, 1929;
1 ¢. Mar. ‘225° BE -for. 36425 Week.
Paling & co., ltd., Sydney, Australia.
17299
Angel of my radio; words and music
by P. Potter. © 1c Aug, 23,'1929;
E unp. 10205; Pauline Potter, New
York. 17300
Angel yoices in the night ; hymn, words
and music by Haskell K. Meacham.
© Aue. 24, 1929; 2 ec. Aue. 265
pub. 8633; Charles A. Lutz, York,
Pa. 17301
929
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17302
Angelus (The) bell; Catholic emanci-
pation centenary song, 1829-1929,
words and music by Joseph M.
Crofts, of Great Britain. © June
15, 1929; 1 c. July 20; EB. for. 5986;
Juverna music co., Dublin. 17302
Anita mia; tango cancion, letra y
musica de Henry Gazon, of Spain;
pf., with ukulele arr. by F. Salabert.
©. July 2, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 9; E for.
6272; Francis Salabert, Paris. 173038
Anne Morrow; words by L. Richard-
son, music by Samuel H.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
June 21, 1929; 2c. July 18; E pub.
8046; Leonard Richardson, Duen-
weg, Mo. 17304
Another restaurant keeper going
wrong; words and music by M,
Karamanos. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Aug. 21, 1929; EH unp.
10135; Michael Karamanos, Detroit.
17305
Answering; words and music by E. M.
Cook. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Aug. 2, 1929; E unp. 9465; Eliza-
beth Morgan Cook, Belvedere, Calif.
17306
Antiguo seis borinqueio; decimas,
lctra y musica arr. por H. Torres.
[Words and melody oniy] © 1.
Aug. 14, 1929; E unp. 9885; Heri-
berto Torres, New York. 17307
Anyone, but me; fox-trot, music by
J. Maynard Grover, arr. by Max
Irwin, of Great Britain; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and words. 4to.
(Im Chappell’s orchestral journal)
© June 29, 1929: 1 c. July 10; H for:
6173 ; Chappell & co., itd., London.
17308
Anywhere under the sun; words and
music by James F. Hanley. © Aug.
' 12, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 13; EH pub. 8477;
Shapiro, Bernstein & ¢co., inc., New
York. 17309
Aquarelles; par Marguerite Roesgen-
Champion, of France; clavecin et
orch. Partition. 1. Prisme. [2
others] © July 4, 1929; 1 c. Aug.
9; K for. 6278; Hditions Maurice
Sénart, Paris. 173810
Are you really mine; theme song of
The wrecker, words by Irving Cae-
sar, music by Joseph H. Santly; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Aug. 8, 1929;
2c Aug. 9; HE pub. 8266; Santly
bros., inc., New York. m kyr G2- ta |
Speck. |
pt. m1, n. s., v. 24
Avrioch Wentworth; words by Walter
C. Voss, music by William Wilson
Chute., ©) LieJanei} 1929-4
unp. 2699; Wentworth institute
alumni assn., ine., Boston. 17312
Arizona; words and music by M.
Jimenez; pf. © 1c. July 138, 1929;
Hi unp. 9404; Manuel Jiminez, Brook-
lyn. . 17313
Arkansas, the wonder state; words and,
music by A. M. Hutton. Ato. ©
Apr. 29, 1929; 2 « May 20; E pub.
6118; Allen M. Hutton, Van Buren,
Ark. : 17314
Armageddon (The) call; words and
music by G. Weller. © 1 c. Aug.
15, 1929; H unp. $913; Gene Weller,
Plainview, Tex. 17315
Armless boy; words by M. C. HEmber-
ton, music by T. E. Tudor. ©1e.
May 22, 1929; E unp. 7032; Mary
Cummings HEmberton, Hamburg, Ia.
17316
-Arrempujenle, valedores; by Manuel
Rosas, of Mexico, domiciled at San
Diego, Calif.; pf. Svo. [Photostat]
© Aug. 6, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 8; E pub.
8190; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
17317
As the years go by; by C. Rozi; mel-
ody with pf. acc. © 1 ¢. Jan. 22;
1929; E unp. 3018; Charlotte Rozi,
New York. 172818
Ascherberg’s ideal cinema _ series;
album, by Arthur Wood, of Great
Britain; pf. bk. 8. 438. Romance.
[5 others].-© July 18, 1929; 1 «.
Aug. 8; E for. 6314; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, ltd., London.
17319
Ascherberg’s ideal cinema series; al-
bum, by Herman Finck, of Great
Britain; pf. bk. 5. 25. Triumphal
march. [5 others] © July 18, 1929;
1c. Aug. 8; E for. 6812; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, ltd., London.
17320
Ash (The) can man; words by C:
Bivens, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢ Aug: 8,
1929; E unp. 9500; Corene Bivens,
Tr-bune, Kansas. 17321
At last I’m in love; from Red hot
rhythm, words and music by Walter
O’Keefe and Bobby Dolan. [Words
and melody only] © 1 «. Aug. 9,
1929; E unp. 9735; De Sylva, Brown
and Henderson, inc., New York. .
173822
930
eo oe ee ole
: MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
At the circus; by Albert Sirmay, of
Hungary, domiciled at New York,
orch. by A. EH. Cafarella; orch. pts.
© Aug. 9, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 18; E pub.
$462; Atlas music corp., New York.
17323
At the end of the warpath; Indian
operetta, in a prologue and 3 acts,
book and lyrics by Sarah Grames
Clark, music by John Iroquois. Vo-
eal sc. © Aug. 3, 1929; 2 c. Aug, 5;
D pub. 27551; Willis music co., Cin-
einnati. 17324
Attente (L’) mystique; poésie de Louis
Le Cardonnel, musique de Jacques de
la Presle, of France. nos. 1-3.
ty 4. toed. 1, C, AUS. os ba tor.
6269; Editions Maurice NSénart,
Paris. 17325
Au berceau; by César Cui, op. 39, arr.
by Franz Eber, of Austria; small
or full orch., with pf. direction and
violino 1 direction. © Apr. 3, 1929;
1 ec. May 38; E for. 4842; Universal
edition, a. g., Vienna. 17326
Auf wiedersehn ; by P. J. Schmidt, arr.
by Fred Lax; violin with pf. acc.
© 1c. Aug. 5, 1929; E unp. 10229;
Philip J. Schmidt, Baltimore.
17327
Aural tests for diploma examinations ;
by Basil C. Allchin and Ernest
Read, both of Great Britain. S8vo.
© Aug. 13, 1929; 1c. Aug. 24; E for.
6311; Associated board of the Royal
academy of music and the Royal
college of music, London. 17328
Autumn (An) sunset; by Edward
Moran [pseud. of Cuthbert Harris],
of Great Britain; pf. © Aug. 19,
1929; 2 ec. Aug. 22; E pub. 8548;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
173829
Ay! Sonora; by Jesus J. Peralta, of
Mexico, domiciled at El Paso; pf.
8vo. [Photostat] © Aug. 6, 1929;
2c. Aug. 8; E pub. 8207; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 17330
Babes of yesterday; words by F. So-
bel, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1. July 27,
1929; E unp. 10050; Fay Sobel, Phil-
adelphia. 17331
Babs ; by H. Oblinger; pf. © 1c. Aug.
28, 1929; E unp. 10224; Harry Ob-
linger, San Francisco. 17332
Baby; words by A. Kirchner and Ed.
H. Schoelwer, music by A. Kirchner.
{ Words and melody only. Photostat]
© 1c. Aug. 20, 1929; E unp. 10078;
Al. Kirchner, Cincinnati. 17333
17345
Baby girl; words and music by L. P.
Smith. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 22, 1929; E unp. 10140;
Leonard P. Sthith, Chicago. 173834
Baby Lou; words by B. Phillips, mu-
sic by Ray Hibbeler. © 1 ¢. Aug.
10, 1929; IX unp. 9977; Bessie Phil-
lips, Cleveland. L330
Baby mine; ballad, words by HE. Lov-
ins, music by Samuel H. Speck.
New York, Frank Harding. © July
at, 192952 c. Aug. 25 EB pub, siZ23
Hstelle Lovins, New Concord, Ky.
17336
Baby say yes to me; words and musie
by R. H. Berghauser. © 1 c¢. Aug.
2, 1929; E unp. 9978; Ralph H. Berg-
hauser, Los Angeles. 17337
Baby you've got everything; words
and mus-e by J. L. Smith. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 28,
1929; EH unp. 10392; J. L. Smith,
Tujunga, Calif. 17338
Baby’s (A) arm around my neck;
words and music by J. Weiss. © 1
c. Aug. 2, 1929; EH unp. 9463; Juliette
Weiss, New York. 17339
Baby’s lullaby; waltz, words and mu-
sic by A. Haberman. 1 c. music
June 1, 1 c words June 19, 1929;
E unp. 7369; Aaron Haberman, For-
est Hills, N. Y. 17340
Baceanale; par Huguet, of Spain, et
Verdun, of France; orch. parties,
avec pf.-conducteur et 1° violini-con-
ducteur. 4to. © July 2, 1929; 1c.
July 25; E for. 5886; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 17341
Back home; vocal fox-trot, lyric and
musie by Gerald Steyn, of Great
Britain; pf. ace. with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Keech.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© July 8, 1929; 1 c. July 23; E for.
6065; Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew,
Itd., London. 17342
Back in the alley; melody by Charles
Davenport. © 1 ec. Aug. 29, 1929;
E unp. 10428; State Street music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 17343
Back fo my home town; words by
E. S. Renolds, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Aug. 17, 1929; E unp. 9968; Edward
Sands Renolds, Baltimore. 17344
Bal (Le); ballet en deux tableaux,
par Boris Kochno, of France, mu-
sique de Vittorio Rieti, of Italy;
réduction pour pf. © May 25, 1929;
1 @ June 27; D pub. 27554; Uni-
versal edition, a. g., Vienna. 17345
931
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24°
Balbriggan ; words and music by H. D. | Beautiful isle of my dreams; ballad,
Kissenger. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Aug. 2, 1929; E unp.
9491; Herman Dick Kissenger, Kan-
sas City, Mo. 17346
Ballad (The) of the oysterman; can-
tata, text by Oliver Wendell Holmes,
music by G. A. Grant-Schaefer ; sop.,
alto and bass. 4to. © Aug. 9, 1929;
2c. Aug. 18; E pub. 8364; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 17347
Bambina; words by Allan Stuart, mu-
sic by Don Kendall; pf. acc., with
violin and cello obbl. 1. High voice,
in F. 2. Med. voice, in E flat. 3.
Low voice, in C. © Aug. 19, 1929;
2 c. each Aug. 19; E pub. 8451;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
17348
Banshee (The); reel, by Lucina Jew-
ell; pf. © Aug. 12, 1929; 2 c. Aug.
22; E pub. 8568; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 17349
Bare legs, ain’t they funny ; words and
music by Hlsie May Willson, arr. by
Art Hicks. © Aug. 24, 1929; 2 e.
‘Aug. 26; E pub. 8664; Cincinnati
music pub. co., Cincinnati. 17350
Battle (The) of Armageddon; hymn,
words by Haskell K. Meacham,
music by William C. Meacham. ©
Aug. 24, 1929; 2 c Aug. 26; E pub.
$627; Charles A, Lutz, York, Pa.
17351
Battle scene; from Cinema _ inciden-
tals, by Joseph Engleman, of Great
Britain; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. © Mar. 23, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 2;
E for. 5969; Bosworth & co., Leip-
zig. 17352
Baynon (Arthur) Two preludes; by
A. Baynon, of Great Britain; pf.
1. On Hastnor knoll. [1 other] ©
July 11, 1929; 1 ¢«. Aug. 16; E for.
6131; Oxford university press, Lon-
don, 17353
Bazaar (A) ballad; words by Arthur
Guiterman, music by Gustav Klemm ;
in B flat. © Aug. 15;' 1929; 2c.
Aug. 17; E pub. 8487; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 17354
Be da de bum; words and music by
Serapper Blackwell. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Aug. 1, 1929;
HE unp. 9448; State street music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 17355
Beautiful; words and music by Eddie
Leonard, Grace and Jack Stern.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
June 15, 1929; E unp. 7121; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 17356
98
words by A. B. Tilden, musie by
Sylvester L. Cross. New York City,
Frank Harding. © July 18, 1929;
2c. Aug. 2; E pub. 8129; Alexander
B. Tilden, Kelso, Wash. 17357
Beaut.ful thing; fox-trot song, words
by Walter Hirsch, music by Donald
Murray; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Aug, 21, 1929; 2 e. Aug. 23° EB) pub:
8622; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
17358
Beb-by aint-cha comin’ back to me;
words by B. Murray, music by Dar-
old Lionel Lewis. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Aug. 7, 1929; B
unp. 9657; Bessie Murray, New
York. 17359
Because I knew; words and music by
B. R. Mosby. © 1c. July 25, 1929;
E unp. 9550; Bayard R. Mosby, Kan-
sas City, Mo. 17360
Because I know you love me; fox
trot, words and music by A. FE.
Fuller; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by A. D. Hunter. © Aug. 7, 1929;
2 ¢e. Aug. 12; E pub. 8302; Arthur
Franklin Fuller, Los Angeles.
17361
Because I’ve got It; words and music
by N. H. C. Reid. © 1 c. Aug. 21,
1929; E unp. 10123; Nellie Hester
Crawford Reid, New Orleans.
17362
Because of you Sweet Mable; words
and music by V. Travers. © 1 ec.
Aug. 24, 1929; E unp. 10237; Valen-
tne Travers, Corona, L. I., N. Y.
17363
Because you belong to me; by Felix
Bernard, Stanley Weiner and J.
Warren Morse, arr. by Geo. J. Trin-
kaus; vocal orch. pts. 4to. © July
30, 1929; 2c. Aug. 3; E pub. 8152%
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
17364
Because you don’t love me; words by
George Hickman, jr., music by Russ
Trost [i. e. R. G. Trost. Chords,
Single staff] © 1c. Aug. 9, 1929;
E unp. 9729; Russel George Trost,
Los Angeles. 17365
Bedtime (A) song; by Ella Ketterer;
pf., with words. © Aug. 15, 1929;
2c. Aug. 17; E pub. 8508; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 17366
Before the dawn; words by Horatia
Powell, music .by L. C. Hitzen.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 17, 1929; E unp. 9993 ; Louis C.
Hitzen, New York. 17367
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no. 8, 1929
Beggars blues; by Albany Bigard and
John Hodge; pf. © Aug. 7, 1929;
2c. Aug. 27; E pub. 8675; Gotham
music service, ine., New York. 17368
Behold, God is mighty ; anthem, words
from Job, music by Alfred Wooler ;
male voices. 4to. © Aug. 28, 1929;
2c. Aug. 30; E pub. 8751; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 17369
Bei der weinlese in Tokaj; von Erno
Por; orch. stimmen, mit pf. direc-
tion und violino 1° direction. ©
June 10, 1929; 1 ce. Aug. 26; E for.
6328; Musikalienhandlung Alberti,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 17370
Being true; lyrics by Florence Bern-
ing, music by Ernie Burnett [i. e.
E. M. Burnett. Words and melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 21, 1929; E unp.
10112; Ernest M. Burnett, Chicago.
17371
Believe me baby, I’m crazy ’bout you;
words and music by R. Bell. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 8,
1929; E unp. 9682; Rosie Bell,
Washington. 17372
Believe me, Marie; words and music
by L. J. Bennett; pf. [Photostat]
©1c. Aug. 26, 1929; E unp. 10301;
Louis J. Bennett, Kansas City, Mo.
I3TS
Bell (Margaret) Six characteristic
dances for children; by M. Bell, of
Great Britain; pf. bk. 2. 1. Harle-
quin. [5 others] © July 31, 1929;
1 c. Aug. 16; E for. 6302; Metzler
& co. (1920) Itd., London. 173874
Belis over Jordan; two-pt. anthem,
words by Daniel Cross, music by
Bernard Hamblen. New York, N. Y.,
Chappell-Harms, inc. 4to. © July
30, 1929; 2 c. July 31: E pub. 8160;
Harms, inc., New York. 17375
Beneath the silver moon; words and
music by A. Di Diego. [Words and
melody only] ©1ce. Aug. 8, 1929;
E unp. 9689; Anthony Di Diego, Wil-
mington, Del. 17376
Beneath the stars with you; words and
music by E. Fortunato. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Aug. 6, 1929;
E unp. 9593; Eugenio Fortunato,
Philadelphia. 17377
Benediction (A); two-part anthem,
words and music by Bernard Ham-
blen. New York, Chappell-Harms,
inc. 4to. © Aug. 6, 1929; 2c Aug.
7; E pub. 8252; Harms, inc., New
York. 17378
17389
Berceuse; by Cuthbert Harris, of
Great Britain; organ. © Aug. 15,
1929 * 2c. Augi cll ia pups S439 :
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
17379
Berceuse; by Frank Bridge, of Great
Britain, arr. by Hubert Bath, of
Great Britain; orch. pts., with pf.
condictor. CC)’ Aus, 26, 1920471,
Aug. 26; E for. 6318; Keith, Prowse
& co., ltd., London. 17380
Berceuse; de Jacques de la Presle, of
France; pf. © July 4, 1929; 1 ec.
Aug. 9; E for. 6270; Editions Mau-
rice Sénart, Paris. 17381
Berceuse ; di Vincenzo Augusto Manno,
of Italy; orch. parti, con pf. condut-
tore e violino conduttore. 4to. ©
Aue. iG. BOCSs AT e@... Aug, .9 > isto
6187; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 17382
Berceuse carrillonesque; by R. A. Tay-
lar, op: 3 violun ‘and pt. ©. dh-c
Aug. 3, 1929; E unp. 9507; Russell
A. Taylor, Berea, O. 17383
Berceuse et caprice; by J. M. Tvedt;
violin with pf. acc. © 1c. Aug. 28,
1929; E unp. 10390; Julian Martini
Tvedt, Washington. 17384
Bethlehem (The) story; story cantata
for two-pt. choirs, text by Edith
Sanford Tillotson, music by I. H.
Meredith. 8vo. © Oct. 19, 1928;
2 e@. and aff. Sept. 14, 1929; AA
24107; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York. 17885
Better cut that out; words by Selma
Davis [pseud. of Aletha Dickerson],
music: by Alexander Robinson.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
Aug. 2, 1929; E unp. 9519; Chicago
music pub. co., ine., Chicago. 17386
Betty Blue; words by J. S. Rist, music
by Phil Starr. [Words and melody
ovly] ©1e. Aug. 3, 1929; E unp.
9504; John S. Rist, Conneaut, O.
17387
Betty Lou; words by F. M. Lennon,
music by B. M. Hale. ©1c. Aug.
1, 1929; E unp. 9484; Flora M. Len-
non. Centerville, Ind. 17388
Betty oh! Betty; words by B. Gordon,
music by Mrs. Braxton Gordon [i. e.,
G. L. Gordon] ©1ce. Aug. 14, 1929;
E uvv. 310409; Braxton Gordon and
Gay fattle Gordon, Paducah, Ky.
17389
933
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17890
pt..171,...S;, wae
Beware! poem by Longfellow, from
the German, music by R. R. Terry,
arr. by Maurice Jacobson, of Great
Britain; male voices. 4to. © July
oly 1020); le. Ate ol or Ono: *
Richard Runciman Terry, Wood-
stock, Oxon, England. 17390
Beware, little girl; or, Should you go
home to mother, words and music
by J. C. T. .Rolffs [Words. and
melody only] ©1c. Aug. 22, 1929;
EK unp. 10145; John Christian
Theodore Rolff, Westchester, N. Y.
17391
Big (The) bell and the little bell; by
Elia Ketterer; pf., with words. ©
Aug. 15, 1929; 2 c@ Aug. 17; E pub.
8505; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 17892
Bilbro (Mathilde) Twelve illustrated
song stories for the little pianist;
with words. © Sept. 6, 1929; 2 ¢.
Sept. 9; aff. Sept 7; AA 22872;
Evans music ¢o., Boston. 17393
Billboard (The) song; words and
music by Jack Mooney. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Aug. 29, 1929;
EK unp. 10487; John Burch Mooney,
La Mesa, Calif.
Birmingham Sal; words and music by
QO... B.. Adkins; yot., (©@e1 .c., Aug.22,
1929; E unp. 9492; Ottis Bennett
Adkins, Birmingham, Ala. 17395
Birth (The) of the harp; by S. LI.
Taneiey, transcription by Arthur
Hartmann; violin and pf. © Aug.
12, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 22; E pub. 8588;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 17396
Birthday song; words and music by
H. R. Hoare. Chicago, Ill., Chicago
educational music library. 16mo.
© Dec. 1, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 12, 1929;
Hy pub.,.8299; .. dlenry «5, eloare,
Chicago. 17397
Bitter sweet; selection, music by Noél
Coward, selected and arr. by H. M.
Higgs, of Great Britain; pf. ©
July 10, 1929; 1 ce. Aug. 8; E for.
6178; Chappell & co., Itd., London.
17398
sitter sweet; valse, music by Noél
Coward, arr. by Max Irwin, of Great
Britain; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © July 29, 1929; 1 c.
Aug. 9; FE for. 6175; Chappell & co.,
Itd., London 17399
Blachford (Frank) ‘Three rhythmi-
cal tunes; by FE. Blachford, | of
Canada; violin and pf. 1. March.
[2 others] © Aug, 28, 192951 ¢
17394 »
Aug. 26; E for,
Harris co., London.
6346; Frederick
17400
—— Two pieces; by F. Blachford, of
Canada; violin and pf. 1. To spring.
[1 other] ’ ©» Aug: 28," 1929) ane,
Aug. 26; E for. 6347; Frederick
Harris co., London. 17401
Black (The) brigade; salut a Pesth,
two-pt. choral, lyric by Frederick
H. Martens, music by Kowalski, arr.
by Christopher O’Hare. 4to. ©
Aug. 15, 1929; 2c Aug. 14; E pub.
8371; Kay & Kay music pub. corp.,
New York. 17402
Black clouds; words by D. D. Laben-
son, music by Herbert Proctor and
Ben Bahan. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 18, 1929; BE ump.
9406; David Dewey Labenson, New
York. 17403
Black dog blues; words by Andy
Razaf, music by J. C. Johnson.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 28, 1929; E unp. 10380; Pro-
gressive music co., New York. 17404
Blame it on the moon; words and
music by Phil Baxter, pf. arr. by
HKugene Platzman, with ukulele arr,
by May Singhi Breen. © Aug. 6,
1929: 2. .¢., Aug. \T34 Bt pubsinedee
J. W. Jenkins sons’ musie co.
Kansas City, Mo. 17405
Bleacher stomp; collegiate dance,
lyric by C. Turney, music by H. Hby.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Aug. 30, 1929; E unp. 10451; Harl
Eby and Catherine Turney, Pasa-
dena, Calif. 17406
Blight; ballad, words by Ula Maurine,
music by Herman Dubois [pseud. of
Ethel Fisher] New York City,
Frank Harding. © July 9, 1929;
2c. July 25; E pub. 8030; Leah M.
Gibbon, Platteville, Wis. 17407
Blonde (Die) Liselott’; operette in
einem vorspiel und drei akten, von
Richard Kessler und H. Stobitzer,
gesangstexte von R. Kessler, musik
von Eduard Kiinneke, of Germany;
volistindiger klavier-auszug mit
text. © Mar. 28, 1928; 1c. Nov. 19;
E for. 953; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin. 17408
Blonde (Die) Liselott’; vier lieder aus
der operette, von Richard Kessler,
musik von Eduard Kiinneke, of Ger-
many, erleichtert von Hans Berger.
Lang hab’ ich warten mitissen. [3
others] © Sept. 5, 1928; 1 .¢. Nov.
19: E for. 952; Ed. Bote & G. Bock,
Berlin. 17409
934
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
17430
from Marianne, lyrie by
Arthur Freed, music by Nacio Herb
Brown; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by Hank Linet. New York, Robbins
music corp. © Aug. 9, 1920; 2 «.
Aug. 18; E pub. 8322; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., New York. 17410
Blood (The) of Jesus makes me free:
hymn, words by Haskell _ K.
Meacham, music by William C.
Meacham. © Aug 24, 1929; 2 «.
Charles A.
cbf de i ll
Aug. 26; E pub. 8637;
Lutz, York, Pa.
Blossoming trees; by Helen Dallam;
~ violin duet for teacher and student;
without ace. © Aug. 15, 1929; 2 ¢.
Aug. 17; E pub. 8497; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 17412
Blow! Mister Jinx, we’re through;
words by Henry Myers and Dan
Walker, music by G. Carbonara. ©
Pie Age. 1929 Sonp:’ S829":
Gerard Carbonara, Woodside, L. I.,
nN. MY: 17413
Blue boy: words and music by HE.
Pollak. [Words and melody only]
©1c. Aug. 28, 1929; E unp. 10357;
Edward Pollak, Chicago. 17414
Blue days are over, wake up and smile;
words and music by Brooke Shaw,
of Great Britain; pf. and ukulele
aece. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © May 30, 1929; 1 c«. July
20; E for. 5984; Bennett Scott,
Londen. 17415
Blue evenin’; lyric by W. Robert
Browne, music by Ned Tollinger [i.
e., John Ned Tollinger] and Richard
Maguiness [i. e., Richard Francis
Magu'ness] © 1c. Aug. 29, 1929; E
unp. 10425; William Robert Rhea
Browne, Council Bluffs, Ia. 17416
Blue eyed Maryetta; words and music
by Madaline Krell Reynolds. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Aug. 9,
1929; E unp. 9722; Sophia Blanche
Reynolds, Philadelphia. 17417
Blue harvest blues; words and music
by J. C. Johnson. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. July 2, 1929;
E unp. 8534; J. C. Johnson, New
York. 17418
Blue morning; words by Irving Ka-
hal, music by Henry Lodge.
and melody only] © 1 ce. Aug. 7,
1929; E unp. 9652; Gene Austin.
ine., New York. 17419
[Words |
Blue Ridge; blues, par Red Wills et
Paul Nast, of France; pf. © July
19, 1929; 1 ec: Aug. 9; B for. 6287;
Lucien de Lacour, Paris. 17420
Blue Ridge idyls; suite, by Lily Strick-
land: pt, : ©. Ape. 22. TopGs "2 ia.
Aug. 24; E pub. 8742; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 17421
Blues my naughty sweetie gives to
me; tox-trot, by Arthur N. Swan-
stone, Chas. R. McCarron and Carey
Morgan; special recording arr. by
Ted Lewis; ‘orch. pts.’ © Aug. 20,
1929;" 2 *e: Aug. '21* FY pub. S551:
Hdward B. Marks musi¢c co., New
York. 17422
Bluest blues I know; words and mu-
sic by B. R. Mosby. © 1c. July 25,
19293 Ei “mp. 9551": Bayard’ k.
Mosby, Kansas City, Mo. 17423
Boceherini (Luigi) Sonata; revisi-
one a cura di Maria Maffioletti, of
italy: pt. © suly 19, 1929: one
Aug. 15; E for. 6214; A. & G. Car-
isch & c., Milan. 17424
Boceuccia di rose; valzer, by Frank
Trombetta; pf. © 1c Aug. 27,
1929; FE unp. 10336; F. Trombetta,
Philadelphia. 17425
Bogey-man (The) is here; words and
music by Eddie Leonard and Jack
Stern; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
May Singhi Breen. © Aug. 1, 1929;
2e. Aug. 2; E pub. 8078; Irving
’ Berlin, ine., New York. 17426
Bootlegger Jim; words by Deane H.
Harrington, music by Walter Rolfe.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
July 31,.1929; 2 e Aug. 8;-Hpub.
8182; Deane H. Harrington, Rox-
bury, Mass. 17427
Boss Trombone, he’s de head man,
novelty march, by Henry Fillmore;
band pts., wth solo cornet conduc-
for.) 4tox (©! Aug. 61, dese e.
Aug, 24; E pub. 8656; Fillmore bros.
co., Cineinnati. 17428
Boss Trombone, he’s de headman,
novelty march, by Henry Fillmore;
slide trombone, with pf. ace. ©
Aug. 17, 1929; 2 ¢.. Aug.) 24° E. pub.
8657; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati.
17429
Boys (The) of the D. A. V’s.; march
song, lyrics and musie by F. W.
Chilson. © Aug. 12, 1929; 2 c Aug.
14; EF pub. 8406; Frank W. Chilson,
Akron, O. 17430
935
17431
Bragados (Los); de Jesus J. Peralta,
of Mexico, domiciled at El Paso;
pf. Svo. [Photostat] © Aug. 6,
1929; 2 « Aug. 8; E pub. 8208;
Dionis.o Acosta, Los Angeles.
17431
Brand new Paramount gospel songs;
words and music by Harry D.
Clarke and others. 8vo. © Sept.
3,.,1929 52. .e,: and atteySept. 9; AA
22930; Standard pub. co., Cincin-
nati. 17482
Breathin’ heavy ; fox trot, from Heigh
ho, lyric by Dolph Singer, music by
Harry Von Tilzer; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Aug. 23, 1929; 2c. Aug. 26;
E pub. 8740; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 17433
Breathin’? heavy; from Heigh-ho,
words by Dolph Singer, music by
Harry Von Tilzer. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Aug. 8, 1929; E
unp. 9716; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
174384
Brewery wagon days, bring them back
to me; words and music by R. H.
Greenwell. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1929; HE
unp. 10299; Robert Holmes Green-
well, Washington. 174385
Bright green fields; by Helen Dallam ;
violin duet for teacher and student ;
without ace. © Aug..15, 1929; 2 ¢.
Aug. 17; E pub. 8498; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 17436
Bright lights; words and music by
Maurice Licht. San Francisco, CalL.f.,
Fisk music pub. co. © Sept. 1,
1929; 2 ce Aug. 19; E pub. 8489;
Maurice L. Lichtenberg, San Fran-
cisco. 17437
Bring back that mamma of mine; fox
trot, words by W. EH. Huff, music
by Luther «A. ‘Clark.:; © July 25,
1929; 2 « Aug. 9; E pub. 8274;
Willie EK. Huff, Kannapolis, N. C.
17438
Brisas portefas; tango, por J. de Orue
fi. e. Juan de Orue y Matia], of
Spain; orch. pts. 4to. © May 9,
1929; 1 ce. Aug. 19; E for, 6159 ; Her-
man Haberer Helasco, Berlin-Wil-
mersdorf. 174389
Broadway baby dolls; from Broadway
bab es, lyric by Al Bryan, music by
Geo. W. Meyer, arr. by Ed. Smalle;
mixed voices. ‘4to. © July. 22,
1929; 2 ce. July 26; E pub. 8288;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
17440
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pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Broadway rhythm; lyric by Bob Joffe
[i. e. Robert M. Joffe], music by
Millard G. Thomas. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Feb. 18, 1929;
E unp. 3819; Maxwell-Thomas, New
York. 17441
Broadway Sal; words and music by
J. C. Curry. [Words and melody
only] ©1e Aug. 5, 1929; E unp.
9540; John Cervon Curry, Chicago.
17442
Broken blossoms; melody by Frank
Parente. © 1 ¢. Aus. 5, 1929-°R
unp. 9595; James Dante, Madison,
Nex). 17443
Broken (The) promise that you gave
to me; words and music by H. D.
Harmon: .@© \Aug..16,,,; 192053 aes
Aug. 19; E pub. 8471; Harry D.
Harmon, Spooner, Wis. 17444
Broken up tune; from Street girl,
words by Sidney Clare, music by
Oscar Levant; pf. and ukulele ace.
© July 24, 1929; 2c July 31; H
pub. 8140; Harms, inc., New York.
17445
Brooklyn Sunday school union centen-
nial; 1829-1929, words by Mrs. H. J.
Rosier and others, music by Benja-
min HE. Dickhaut and others. 8vo.
© Apr. 24, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
14; AA 24088; Tullar-Meredith ¢o.,
New York. 17446
Brown eyes ; words and music by F. W.
Lochel. © 1c. Aug. 9, 1929; HB unp.
9726; Frederick William lLochel,
Pleasantville, N. J. 17447
Budme veseli dobra zeni¢ka; words
and music by F. Prigoda. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 7,
1929; E unp. 9860; Frank Prigoda,
New York. 17448
Bugle call rag; music by Ruben
Reeves. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 29, 1929; HE unp. 10430;
State Street music pub. co., inc.,
Chicago. 17449
Bundle (A) of old love letters; from
Lord Byron of Broadway, lyric by
Arthur Freed, music by Nacio Herb
Brown.) (@) 1::e. (‘Augir27, fe20n
unp. 10328; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., Culver City, Calif. 17450
Burning sands; by C. H. Gossard;
melody, with pf. ace. © 1 ¢. Aug.
22, 1929; E unp. 10150; Claude Har-
old Gossard, Los Angeles. 17451
936
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
Busy bee march; by H. C. Miller, arr.
by M. W. Butler; pf. or organ.
July 17, 1929; 2 c. July 19; E pub.
8427; A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia,
Mo. 17452
Busybodies; photoplay music, by Mon-
tague Ewing, arr. by Henry Tilsley,
of Great Britain; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © July 26, 1929;
1c. July 27; E for. 6015; Elkin &
co., Itd., London. 17453
By myself; lyric by Gcorge Dilworth,
music by Nat Shilkret and Keith
McLeod. © Aug. 14, 1929; 2 «e.
Aug. 17; E pub. 8411; Remick music
corp., New York. 17454
By the beautiful mountain side; words
and music by F. Hoyer. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Aug. 8, 1929;
E unp. 9691; Fred Hoyer, Pitts-
burgh. 17455
By the dawn’s early light; from
Heigh-ho, words by Dolph Singer,
music by Harry Von Tilzer. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 8,
1929; E unp. 9710; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 17456
Bye-baby (The) chair; words and
music by W. G. Boleom. © Aug. 16,
1929; 2 c. Aug. 19; E pub. 8470;
Winfred Gerald Bolcom, Virginia,
Minn. 17457
Ca cest Madrid; Spanish one-step,
written and composed by Edward
O’Henry and Raymond de Courcy,
both of Great Britain; pf. and uku-
lele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations] © July 8, 1929; 1 ec. July
23; E for. 6063; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London. 17458
Cadenza to Beethoven’s concerto no. 1
in C,op.15; to the Ist movement, by
Tobias Matthay, of Great Britain;
pe. <6) July 44, -1929- te" Ane 2:
E for. 6054; Augener, Itd., London.
17459
Cadets patrol; by Paul Valdemar, of
Great Britains: tbe. solo. 22. Pt.
duet. © Aug. 15, 1929; 2 ¢ each
Aug. 17; E pub. 8490, 8491; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
17460, 17461
Cafeteria; words by George Foxe,
music by M. Hurst. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Aug. 21, 1929;
E unp. 10098; Murray Hurst, New
York. 17462
Cairo blues; words and music by
Henry Spaulding. [Words and mel-
72364— 29
ody only] ©1e. Aug. 1, 1929; H
unp. 9442; State street music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 17463
California; words and music by L. L.
Hill. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1929; E unp.
9981; Lela Long Hill, Arcadia, Calif.
17464
Call (A) to arms; by Thomas Bid-
good, of Great Britain; pf. no. 6.
(In Hawkes’ new march album) ©
July 23, 1929; 1 c.\Aug. 53~H for.
6012; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.,
London. 17465.
Calling, calling, calling you; words
and music by F. E. Allen. © 1c.
Aug. 24, 1929; EH unp. 10399; Fay E.
Allen, Los Angeles. 17466
Calm is the sea by night; souvenir,
words by Gilbert Purcell, music by
Drdla-Kountz; mixed voices. 4to.,
© Aug. 2, 1929; 2c Aug. 6; E pub.
8246; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 17467
Calmo meditativo; par Huguet, of
Spain, et Verdun, of France; orch.
parties, avec pf—conducteur et 1°.
violini conducteur. 4to. © July 2,
IO Zs AL CoP ver 20. 2 TOF. 5SSi
Francis Salabert, Paris. 17468
Camping; by C. F. Easter; pf. ©
Aug. 15, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 19; E pub.
84384; Chas. F. Easter, Chicago.
17469
Can you do that to me; words by
Henry Cole, musie by J. C. Johnson.
[Chords, single staff] © 1c. Aug.
14, 1929; E unp. 9868; J. C. Johnson,
New York. 17470
Can you yo-yo; words and music by
B. G. Oliver. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1929;
E unp. 9771; Blanche G. Oliver,
Monroe, La. 17471
Canario es candela; words and music
by M. Jimenez; pf. ©1e. July 13,
1929; E unp. 9960; Manuel Jiminez,
New York. 17472
Candy-stick land; by Renée Miles, op.
30, no. ‘3; pt.’ © Ang. £nao29:
2c. Aug. 23; E pub. 8732; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 17473
Canoe (A) and you; words and music
by Stephen Gaylord; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Jan. 20, 1928; 2 c. Aug. 8,
1929; E pub. 8176; W. J. Purdy
music co., Portland, Or. 17474
: 937
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AT475
Can’t we get together; from Connie’s
hot chocolates, words by Andy
Razaf, music by Thomas Waller and
Harry Brooks; pf. acc.. with ukulele
arr. by M. Kalua. © Aug. 7, 1929;
2c. Aug. 27; E pub. 8680; Mills
musie, ine., New York. 17475
Can’t you hear my heart calling out to
you; words by Vincent Moore, music
by J. Aragona, of Italy, domiciled at
Bellaire, L. L, N. Y. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 14, 1929;
EK unp. 7958; John Aragona, Bellaire,
He Te Ng Xs 17476
Can’t you learn to call me sweetheart ;
words and music by Harry Harris
and Larry Shay. [Words and
melody cnly] ©ile. Aug. 2, 1929;
E unp. 9619; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 17477
Can’t you understand? words by Jack
Osterman, music by Victor Young;
pf. and ukuleleacc. © Aug. 20, 1929;
2 ¢« Aug. 20; E pub. 8517; Donald-
Son, Douglas & Guimble, inc, New
York. 17478
Canteen song; lyric by Raymond B.
Egan, music by Gene Burton. ©
Tie? Aue 2G oso wb Unp., tOa21
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 17479
Cantus-firmus-praeludien; sammlung
von 307 groésseren vorspielen zu 174
chorilen der evangelischen kirche,
fiir die orgel, mit verwendung der
ganzen choralmelodie, hrsg. von F.
W. Franke u. K. Sandmann, both of
Germany. bd. 3. obl. 4to. © July
30, 1929; 1 c. July 23; E for. 6096;
B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
17480
Cantus passionis Domini nostri Jesu
Christi; secundum Matthzeum, Mar-
cum, Lucam et Joannem, ex editione
Vaticana adamussim. excerptus et
rhythmicis signis a Solesmensibus
monachis, [author] of France.
Mar... 11, 1929; 1 ¢. Apr. 26; A—
Foreign 2971; Desclée & cie., Paris
17481
Cazonetta; by Charles V. Rychlik,
op. 19; violin and pf. © July 25,
1929; 2c. Aug. 10; E pub. 8454; Fr.
A. Urbainek & sons, Prague, Czecho-
slovakia. 17482
Captain Windjamer [!]; words and
music by N. P. Taylor, arr. by Bertha
Kennedy. © 1. Aug. 6, 1929; E
unp. 9589; Nellie Persor Taylor, New
York. 17483
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Carita; Spanish tango, by J. De Bueris;
B flat clarinet. © 1c. Aug. 9, 1929;
E unp. 9720; John De Bueris, Corona,
Eases « Ne 17484
4
Caroline; words and musie by RE.
Slemer. © 1c Aug. 20, 1929: B
unp. 10092; Eddie Slemer, Louisville.
17485
Carrol County blues; melody by W. T.
Narmour and §S. W. Smith. © 1.
Aug. 12, 1929; EH unp. 9793; W.
Narmour and S. W. Smith, Avalon,
Miss. 17486
Catari’ me faie muri; versi di Hnrico
Pacella e Pasquale Buongiovanni,
musica di G. Ferraro [ i. e. Joseph
Ferraro], of Italy, domiciled at New
York; pf. © 1c May 24, 1929: BH
unp. 7075; John Clano, Woodside,
Peri iN eye 17487
Caterinella; composizione al modo dei
cantari di go Betti, musica di
Virgilio Mortari, of Italy. © Aug.
7. 1929; 1 ce. Aug. 9; E for. 6188; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 17488
Catholic choir manual; by G. M.
Wynne. © Aug. 23, 1929; 2 ¢ and
aff. Aug. 26; AA 23522; Grace Matt
Wynne, Oklahoma City, Okl. 17489
Cause I just have to come back to you;
words and music by H. A. Mees.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 2, 1929; E unp. 9482; Herbert
A. Mees, Vernon Center, Minn.
17490
Cavalier (Le) Lafleur; opérette en
trois actes, livret de Louis Raine,
couplets et musique de André
Mauprey, of France; partition chant
et pf. 4to. © July 19, 1929; 1 ¢.
Aug. 9; E for. 6291; C. Joubert,
Paris. 17491
Cefiros (Los); letra y musica de Ra-
fael Gomez, of Mexico, domiciled at
San Diego; pf. [Photostat] ©
July 23, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 5; E pub.
8108; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
17492
Certain (A) senorita; words by F. L.
Cooper, jr., and Virginia Schwarz,
musie by J. P. Sacco. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Aug. 2, 1929;
E unp. 9456; John Peter Sacco, East
Hampton, Conn. 17493
Champagne polka; by John De Bueris ;
pf. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1929; EH unp.
9823; Belwin, ine., New York. 17494
938
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
17515
by Claude L. Fich-
thorn; organ. (Jn American organ
quarterly, v. 10, no. 30, July 1929)
© July 29, 1929; 2 ec. July 31; E pub.
$118; H. W. Gray co., New York.
17495
Chanson de Lewko; extraite de La
nuit de mai, par N. Rimsky-Korsa-
koff, orch. de Rudd, of France;
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Aug. 9, 1929; 1 e¢.
Aug. 10; E for. 6166; Enoch & cie.,
Paris. 17496
Chanson d’été;
Chanson (Le) de mort de la Chine;.
by V. A. Hembling; pf. ©1 ec. Aug.
16, 1929; E unp. 9930; Violette An-
geline Hembling, Emporia, Kan.
17497
Chanson (La) du houblon; extraite
de La fiancée du Tzar, par N. Rim-
sky-Korsakoff, orch. de Rudd, of
France; orch. parties, avee pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Aug. 9, 1929; 1.
Aug. 10; E for. 6168; Enoch & cgie.,
Paris. 17498
Chanson joyeuse; extraite de La nuit
de mai, par N. Rimsky-Korsakoff,
orch. de Rudd, of France; orch. par-
ties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Aug. 9, 1929; 1 ec. Aug. 10; E for.
6165; Enoch & cie., Paris. 17499
Chant de labour; de Le mas, paroles
et musique de J. Canteloube, of
France. © July 19, 1929; 1 ec. Aug.
9; E for. 6526; Heugel, Paris.
17500
Chant joyeux; by Ernest H. Sheppard ;
organ. © Aug. 15, 1929; 2 c. Aug.
17; E pub. 8499; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 17501
Chant (The) of despair; words and
music by J. C. Johnson. ([Chords,
single staff] © 1c. Aug. 14, 1929;
E unp. 9867; J. C. Johnson, New
York. 17502
Cha-ra-chicker-ro-chew-der-chew ; old
Uncle Lidge, words by C. P. Walker,
music by Wallee Brown. New York
City, Frank Harding. © July 18,
1929; 2c. Aug. 2; E pub. 8127; Clan-
cey P. Walker, Chicago. 17508
Chardon; words by T. Dwight Ladd,
music by James Q. Thrasher. Char-
don, O., Chardon civie association.
© Aug. 24, 1929;..2>¢. Aug...263. 1
pub. 8668; James Q. Thrasher, Char-
don, O. 17504
Charleston no. 1; melody by W. T.
Narmour and 8S. W. Smith. © 1.¢.
Aug. 12) 1929 pup. -9792'* W,. tT.
Narmour and S. W. Smith, Avalon,
Miss. 17505
Charmes (Les) d'un mannequin; se-
lection from the Fashion show, by R.
H. Greenwell; 1st violin. © 1 ec.
Aug. 24, 1929; EH unp. 10300; Robert
Holmes Greenwell, Washington.
17506
Charming episode; by Eugene Or-
mandy, se. by A. E. Cafarella; orch.
4to.’ © Mar: '15,.1989:°2 @ June 1:
E pub. 6639; Kalmus filmusic edi-
tion, New York. 17507
Chassidic (A) dance of the feast; an-
cient Hebrew melody, arr. by Paul
Allen Beymer; organ. (Jn Ameri-
can organ quarterly, v. 10, no. 30,
July 1929) © July 29, 1929; 2 ¢.
July 31; E pub. 8114; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 17508
Chassidic (A) religious song; ancient
Hebrew melody, arr. by Paul Allen
Beymer; organ. (Zn American or-
gan quarterly, v. 10, no. 30, July
1929) © July 29, 1929; 2 ¢ July
ot a pun, olla; Ho W. Gray ¢o.,
New York. 17509
Cherry time; 2 pt. song, words by Rob-
ert Graves, music by Thomas Wood,
of Great Britain, tonic solfa tr. by
H. J. Timothy; sop. and contralto.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Aug. 2, 1929; 1c. Aug. 3;
HK for. 6022; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London. 17510
Chickie; words by D. Parsons, music
by E. Whittemore. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1. Aug. 5, 1929; E
unp. 9543 ; Diana Parsons, Brooklyn,
and Harl Whittemore, Baltimore.
V7511
Children’s conquest; intermezzo semi-
misterioso, by L. Brunelli, orch. by
William C. Schoenfeld; orch. pts. ©
Aug. 14, 1929: 2 c. Aug. 16; HB pub.
8464; Atlas music corp., New York.
Toe,
Children’s song book; with words, mu-
sie and pictures, compiled by S. E.
Lowe. © July 29, 1929;'2 ¢ Aug.
20; aff. Aug. 16; AA 22398; Whit-
man pub. co., Racine, Wis. 17513
China doll; novelette, by V. Reiser: pf.
© 1c. Aug. 2, 1929; E unp. 9460:
Violet Reiser, New York. 175i4
Chinky Chinee bogie man; words and
music by Haven Gillespie, Richard
Whiting and Neil Moret; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Aug. 23, 1929; 2 ¢.
Aug. 27; E pub. 8671; Villa Moret,
ine., San Francisco. 17515
939
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17516
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Etude;
andantino, in F min., transcribed by
Edouard Hesselberg; 2 pfs., 4 hands.
(Trois etudes, no. 1) © July 30,
1929; 2c. Aug. 1; E pub. 8075; Clay-
ton F. Summy co., Chicago. 17516
Etude; op. 25, transcribed by Ed-
ouard Hesselberg; 2 pfs., 4 hands.
no. 8. Allegro, in F maj.—no. 4.
Agitato, in A min.—no. 5. Vivace, in
E min. © July 30, 1929; 2 ce each
Aug. 1; E pub. 8072-8074; Clayton
F. Summy co., Chicago.
17517-17519:
Albert E. Wier; pf. (Appleton mas-
ter-composér series. v. 3) © June
28°"'1929) 2° errand aire July 33 A
11011; D. Appleton & co., New York.
17520
Choral prelude on the tune Dominus
regit me; by T. Tertius Noble, of
Great Britain; organ. © July 26,
1929; 2 « July 31; E pub. 8057;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
17521
Choral prelude on the tune Drumclog ;
by T. Tertius Noble, of Great Britain ;
organ. © July 26, 1929; 2 ¢. July
31; E pub. 8056; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. fo22
Christ in the universe; poem by Alice
Meynell, set to music by W. Davies,
of Great Britain, op,.55; 2 voices,
cho. and pf. Sc. 4to. © Aug. 7,
1929; 1 c. Aug. 8; E for. 6037; Wal-
ford Davies, Windsor Castle, Eng-
land. 17523
Christmas (A) carol; duet or two-pt.
cho. set to music by Dorothy Lee,
arr. by Don Wilson. 4to. © Aug.
27, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 28; E pub. 8695;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 17524
Christmas (A) garden; Christmas
service, text by Mattie B. Shannon,
musie by Arthur Grantley. S8vo.
Oct. 8, 1928; 2 ¢c. and aff. Sept. 14,
1929; AA 24101; Tullar-Meredith
co., New York. 17525
Christmas in jail - ain’t that a pain;
words by J. E. Guernsey, music by
Floyd Thompson. © 1c. Aug. 23,
1929; E unp. 10190; Thompson and
Guernsey, Indianapolis. 17526
Christmas suggestion book no. 2;
words by Mattie B. Shannon and
others, music by Broughton Edwards
and others, compiled by Mabel J.
Rosemon. 8vo. © Oct. 31, 1928;
2c. and aff. Sept. 14; AA 24105;
Tullar-Meredith co., New York.
17527
a
Frédéric Chopin at home; ed. by |
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Chromatic choral; by W. D. Arm-
strong, op. 118, no. 2; organ. ©
Aug. 15, 1929; 2 ce. Aug. 17; E pub.
8511; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 17528
Cin-cin-nati; words and music by Max
Rutchik, Leonard Whitcup, and
Walter G. Samuels. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Aug. 19, 1929;
EH unp. 10003; Santly bros. ine., New
York!’ 17529
Circus (The) ring; by Mabel Madison
Watson; pf. © Aug. 15, 1929; 2 «¢.
Aug. 17; E pub. 8501; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 17530:
City (The) for me; words and music
by Tony and JoSephine Gambina.
[Photostat] © 1. Aug. 20, 1929;
E unp. 10095; Tony Gamb:na & co.,
Detroit. 17531
Ciudad Juarez; de Alfredo Reza, of
Mexico, domiciled at Hl Paso; pf.
[Photostat] © Aug. 6, 1929; 2 ec.
Aug. 8; E: pub. 8229; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 17532
Clair de lune; de la Suite burga-
masque, par Claude Debussy, tran-
Sseription pour harpe par Victor
Coeur, of France. © July 2, 1929;
1c. Aug. 9; E for. 6277; J. Jobert,
Paris. 17533
Claire; words and music by C. W.
Waller. [Words and melody only]
©1ec. Aug. 23, 1929; E unp. 10204;
Charles WilSon Waller, Nashville.
17534
Clementine; waltz, words and music
by M. A. D’Ambrosio. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Aug. 28, 1929;
E unp. 10427; Michael A. D’Ambro-
sio, Saranac Lake, N. Y. 17535
Climbing the stairs into your heart;
words and music by Irving Bibo;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by Edward
Hubert. © Aug. 20, 1929; 2 «. Aug.
20; E pub. 8536; Bibo-Lang, inc.,
New York. 175386
Clog and character dances; descrip-
tion and music, dances written and
muse arr. by M. F. Webster. Wash-
ington, D. C., Marjorie Webster
school of expression and physical
education. © Aug. 16, 1929; 2 ¢.
and aff. Sept. 9; AA 23959; Mar-
jorie F. Webster, Washington.
. 17537
Coecotte; melody by Lionel Belasco.
© 1c. Aug. 6, 1929: E unp. 9835;
J. O. Fisher, New York. 17538
940
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
17560
Cocktail (The) girl; light coquettish
theme, by Joseph Engleman, of
Great Britain; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor and violin 1 direction. ©
June 7, 1929; 1 ec. Aug. 22; E for.
6301; Bosworth & co., Le: pzig.
17539
Coffee grindin’ blues; words and mu-
Sic by Lucille Bogan. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Aug. 1, 1929;
HE eunp. 9440; State street music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 17540
Colombiana (La); by C. Maduro, of
Netherlands, domiciled at New York;
melody with pf. ace. © 1c. June 20,
1929; E unp. 8118; Charies Maduro,
New York. 17541
Cel fan? march by. RR. A. Kurth;
band pis., with solo B flat cornet
eonductor. © Aug. 16, 1929; 2 e¢.
Aug. 17; E pub. 8481; Richard A.
Kurth, Boston. 17542
Come along; words and music by S. P.
Hose. ©1c. Aug. 16, 1929; E unp.
9950; Sallie Peterson Hose, Akron, O.
17543
Come babe and fly with me; words
and music by A. J. Lyons. [Words
and melody only] © 1. July 5,
1929; E unp. 9633; Agnes Jo Lyons,
Twin Falls, Id. 17544
Come back dear heart; words by Nat.
F. Barbour, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 17, 1929; E unp. 9972; Nat. F.
Barbour, Fairmont, W. Va. 17545
Come back dearest girl; words and
musie by L. L. Hill. © 1c. Aug.
27, 1929; E unp. 10346; Lela Long
Hill, Arcadia, Calif. 17546
Come back to Erin; arr. by Carl Rich-
fer- pi. ©, Aus. 22) 1929? 2e, Aue.
23; E pub. 8611; Bach music ¢o.,
Boston. 17547
Come back to me; from Song of the
West, lyric by Grant Clarke, music
by Harry Akst; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Aug. 16, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 21; E
pub. 8600; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 17548
Come back to me, we'll always be the
same; words and music by J. H.
Skinner, arr. by W. Gene Wright.
© 1c. Aug. 5, 1929; E unp. 9564;
James H. Skinner, Los Angeles.
17549
Come back to old B’way; words by
M. S. Medaris, music by F. H. Wat-
son. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Aug. 6, 1929; E unp. 10177; M.
Simpkins Medaris and Frederick H.
Watson, New York. 17550
Come back with the springtime ; words
by Annette Beckman, music by Ray
Hibbeler. © 1c. Aug. 2, 1929; E
unp. 9522; Annette Clara Beckman,
Gwinn, Mich. 17551
Come be a nice baby ; words and music
by A. L. Hoch. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 24, 1929; EB unp.
10461; Alvina L. Hoch, Buffalo,
ING Sys 17552
Come! Christmas come! words by Ar-
thur Patterson Webb, music by An-
nie W. Patterson, of Great Britain;
mixed voices. 4to. © July 29, 1929;
1 ec. July 30; E for. 6019; Stainer &
Bell, Itd., London. 17553
Come, get me; words by Albert Erroll,
music by Joe Mazzeo [i. e. J. N.
Mazzeo. Blue-print] © 1c. Aug.
5, 1929; E unp. 9577; Joseph Nich-
olas Mazzeo, Revere, Mass. 17554
Come into my garden; words and mu-
sie by E. B. McClary. [Photostat]
©1c. Aug. 24, 1929; E unp. 10267;
Kuta Bunch McClary, Van Nuys,
Calif. 17555
Come, Lord Jesus, and kindle a flame;
hymn, words and music by G. E.
Vinaroff. © Aug. 1, 1929; 2 c. Aug.
2; E pub. 8077; G. E. Vinaroff, Rus-
sell, Kan. 17556
Come seven; words by B. Ellison, Otis
René and L. T. René, music by L. T.
René and O. René. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Aug. 1, 1929;
EH unp. 10230; Ben Ellison, Leon
René and Otis René, Los Angeles.
L557
Come tell me then just what is love;
words by M. Freedman, music by Cy
Cotler [i. e., S. Cotler] © 1c. Aug.
26, 1929; E unp. 10305; Simon Cot-
ler, New York, and Matilda Freed-
man, Lansdowne, Pa. 17558
Come to Maine; words and music by
H. E. Farrington, arr. by HE. R. Wig-
gin. © June 15, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 13;
E pub. 8367; Henry E. Farrington,
Gorham, Me. 17559
Come unto Me; hymn, words arr. from
Matthew 11, and music by C. R.
Goddard. © May 10, 1929; 2c. June
10; E pub. 6646; Clarence Roland
Goddard, Chicago. 17560
941
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17561
Come unto Me; words and music by
Le A. Heaton, of Canada. .© dic.
Aug. 22, 1929: E unp. 10172; Lorene
Ashman Heaton, Rainy River, Ont.,
Canada. 17561
Come, ye thankful people, come; an-
them for harvest, words by H. Al-
ford, music by H. W. Jones, of
Great Britain; mixed voices, with
organ ace. London,-Novello & co.,
t0...,4t0. (©) Aue. 2am S2oe. 1 4c.
Aug. 20; E for. 6202; Henry Wm.
Jones, Piuckstead, England. 17562
Comedy; from Cinema incidentals, by
Charles Ancliffe, of Great Britain;
orch. pts., “with ‘pr. ‘conductor.
Mar. 25. loz Mol we alee, a Es LOE:
5968; Bosworth & co., Leipzig.
17563
Comi finir Jennie; versi e musica di
P. Cittarella, of Italy, domiciled at
Long Island City. N. Y. [Words and
melody only] © 1 ¢. Aug. 3, 1929;
E unp. 9535; Paul Cittarella, Long
Island City, N. Y. 17564
Como son locas las que se juyen; by
Pablo G. Rosas, of Mexico, domiciled
at San Diego, Calif.;: pf. S8vo.
[Photostat] © Aug. 6, 1929; 2 «¢.
Aug. 8: E pub. 8195; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 17565
Como te quiero: letra. y musica de
Librado Dominguez, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles; pf. [Photo-
stat] © July 23, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 5;
EK pub. 8104; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 17566
Composition no. by C.
25; melody
Smelser.. © 1 c. Aug. 1, 1929; E
unp. 9481; Cornell Smelser, New
York. 17567
Composition no. 26; melody by C.
Smelser. © 1 ¢ Aug. 1, 1929: BE
unp. 9417; Cornell Smelser, New
York. 17568
Composition no. 27; valse, melody, by
C. Smelser. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1929;
EK unp. 9791; Cornell Smelser, New
York. 17569
Concert champétre; par Francis
Poulenc, of France; partie de clave-
cin, ou pf., avee réduction de
l’ orchestre ou deuxiéme pf. ©
July 19, 1929; 1 ec. Aug. 9; E for.
6246; Rouart Lerolle et cie., Paris.
17570
Consecration; sacred duet, words by
Frances R. Havergal, music by J.
‘
pt. IT, Dos; V, 28
E. Roberts; sop. and alto. © Aug.
15, 1929; 2 ¢. Aug. 17; E pub. 8494;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
- 17571
Consequently, I’m in love with you;
words and music by Orville
Andrews [i. e. O. A. Andrews, jr.]
© 1c. Aug. 7, 1929; E unp. 9655;
Orville Alexander Andrews, Jr.,
Lincoln, Neb. 17572
Consolation; words by R. S. Sprigg,
music by R. S. Sprigg and Coral L.
Atkins. .© 1 ¢.. Augs 12, 1920-0
unp. 9818; Rodney S. Sprigg, Holly-
wood. 17573
Constantly; words by Ben Ryan,
music by Lou Handman; pf. and
ukulele ace. (Cover title: Ill al-
ways love you constantly) © Aug.
30, 1929; 2c. Aug. 31; E pub. 8759;
Handman, Kent & Goodman, inc.,
New York. 17574
Consuelo (El); letra y musica de
Rafael Paramo, of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles; pf. [Photostat]
© Aug. 6, 1929; 2c. Aug. 8; E pub.
8221; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
17575
Coquetry; by Frank Tours, arr. by
William Spielter; full orch. ©
Aug. 27, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 28; E pub.
8704; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
17576
Corn-licker blues; words and music by
C. F. Mathieu. [Words and melody
only] ©1le. Aug. 1, 1929; E unp.
9427; Carl Ferdinand Mathieu, New
York. 17577
Cornish (A) day; by Margaret Par-
sons, of Great Britain; pf. © June
18, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 16; E for. 6128;
Oxford university press, London.
17578 '
Cossack’s (A) romance; words and
music by S. L. Linet. [Chords,
Single staff] © 1c. Aug. 9, 1929;
E unp. 9727; Shirley L. Linet,)
Philadelphia. 17579
Count Zeppelin; words by C. R.
Schwartz, music by Chas. L. John-
son. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1929; E unp.
9806; Clarence R. Schwartz, Leaven-
worth, Kan. 17580
Country (A) lullaby; unison song,
words by Ford Madox Ford, music
by Thomas Wood, of Great Britain,
tonic solfa tr. by H. J. Timothy.
4to. [Staff and tonic solfa nota-
tions] © Aug. 2, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 33,
E for. 6023; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London. 17581
942
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
17602
Crazy sticks; by E. Brigham, of Great
Britain; xylophone solo, with band
pts. and conductor. © July 29,
G29 De! Aug. 793 )H ‘for. 6197;
Hawkes & son (London) itd.,
London. 17582
Cricketers (The) of Hambledon;
words by Bruce Blunt, music by
Peter Warlock [pseud. of Philip
Heseltine],
gune 13, °1929; 1c) Aug. 2: E. for.
6055; Augener, Itd., London. 17583
Cress (The) is my emblem; words by
W. S. Turner, music by M. F. Van
Akin. Sedalia, Mo., A. W. Perry’s
sons. © Dee. 12, 1928; 2 ec. Apr.
22, 1929; E pub. 7744; May Fair-
banks Van Akin and Wilminna
Sophia Turner, Ida, Mich. 17584
Cruda (La); letra y musica de
Bernarda Montoya y Elena Ramirez,
of Mexico, domiciled at Los Angeles;
pf. [Photostat] © Aug. 6, 1929;
2c. Aug. 8; E pub. 8224; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 17585
Crying for love; from The girl from
Woolworth’s, music by Geo. W.
_ Meyer, orch. by Geo. J. Trinkaus;
vocal orch. pts. 4to. © Aug. 5,
1929; 2 ec. Aug. 9; E pub. 8332; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 17586
Crying won’t help you now; valse,
words and music by E. Holyoake,
of Canada. ©1c. July 29, 1929; BH
unp. 9958; Edith Hoiyoake, Guelph,
Ont., Canada. 17587
Crystal girl; from Paris, lyric by Al
Bryan, music by Eddie Ward. ©
1 ec. Aug. 23, 1929; E unp. 10184;
George and Arthur Piantadosi, inc.,
New York. 17588
Crystal girl; prelude, from Paris, by
Eddie Ward; pf. © 1c. Aug. 23,
1929; E unp. 10183; George &
Arthur Piantadosi, ine., New York.
17589
Cuando despertaba; letra y musica de
' Rafael Gomez, of Mexico, domiciled
at San Diego; pf. [Photostat] ©
July 23, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 5; E pub.
8107; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
17590
Cuatro (El) del cuarteto; son y
rumba, letra y musica por H.
Torres. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 14, 1929; E unp. 9887;
Heriberto Torres, New York. 17591
of Great Britain. ©
Cubanella; lyric by Jack Meskill,
music by Pete Wendling and Henry
Lodge; pf. and ukulele ace. © Aug.
13, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 14; E pub. 8380;
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. 17592
Cuckoo (The) clock; by Ella Ketterer ;
pf. with words. © Aug. 15, 1929;
2c. Aug. 17; E pub. 8507; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. ~ 17593
Cupid; words and music by A. J. Pe-
tolino. [Words and melody only]
©1ec. Aug. 29, 1929; E unp. 10418;
Anthony J. Petolino, Newark, N. J.
17594
Cupid save an arrow for me; words
by Al. Schiller, music by Walter
Bishop. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 3,.1929;.E. unp.. 9497;
Allen Schiller, Brooklyn. 17595
Cupid’s counsel; words after Dryden,
by Frederick H. Martens, music by
Werner Josten. © May 31, 1929;
2c. June 7; E pub. 6800; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York. [© text]
17596
Da draussen beim Radetzky .. .; Wie-
nerlied, text von Beda, musik von
Karl M. Jiger und Martin Uhl, both
Gf Austrias 7 (© >sMarini6, +1929 ; “bie:
Aug. 6; E for. 5996 ; Wiener bohéme-
verlag, Vienna. 17597
Daffodil days; words by Margaret
Wymer, music by Montague F. Phil-
lips, of Great Britain, op. 47, no. 4.
© July 30, 1929; 1 ce. Aug. 9; E for.
6185; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
17598
Daffodils; words by William Words-
worth, music by F. H. Seely. ©1ce.
Aug. 5, 1929; E unp. 9561; F. How-
ard Seely, Oakland, Calif. 17599
Dainty damsels; by M. Ewing, of Great
Britain, arr. by A. E. Cafareila; full
orch., © Aug. 27, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 28;
E pub. 8703; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 17600
Dainty Dinah: by Dennis Maye, of
Great Britain; plectrum banjo and
ten. banjo solo, with pf. acc. © Aug.
2, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 15; E for. 6151;
Ernest T. Taylor, Preston, Lanca-
shire, England. 17601
Dainty little dancing maiden; words
and music by T. E,. LaPine. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 30,
1929; E unp. 10449; T. Edward. La-
Pine, San Francisco. 17602
943
17603
Dance of the dwarfs; valse eccen-
trique, by Bert R. Anthony; pf. ©
June 29, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 5; E pub.
8091; Anthony bros., Fall River,
Mass. 17603
Dance of the ventriloquist’s dummy;
by. M...Gold; pf.. © 1.e Aug. 28,
1929; E unp. 10196; Matthew Gold,
Hoboken, N. J. 17604
Dance rhythm; by Bob Craig [i. e. R.
G. Craig]; pf. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1929;
E unp. 9615; Robert George Craig,
Baltimore. 17605
Dancing blossoms; schottische, by
Bert R. Anthony; pf. © June 29,
1929; 2.¢. Aug. 5; E pub. 8093; An-
thony bros., Fall River, Mass. 17606
Dancing on the green; by Yvonne
Beauregard; pf. © Aug. 10, 1929;
2c Aug. 14; E pub. 8389; White-
Smith music pub. co., Boston. 17607
Dandelion (The); words by Frances
Cornford, music by Henry G. Ley,
of Great Britain; unison song for
treble voices. 4to. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © July 2, 1929;
1 ce. July 20; E for. 5980; H. F. W.
Deane & sons, the Year book press,
Itd., London. 17608
Dans les steppes de l’Asie centrale;
esquisse symphonique, par A. Boro-
dine, orch. de Rudd, of France; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
© Aug. 9, 1929; 1 c Aug. 10; E for.
6161; Enoch & cie., Paris. 17609
Danse; d’aprés Le retour du Tchad,
d@’André Gide, par Jean Rivier, of
France; orch. symphonique. Parti-
tion. © July 4, 1929; 1 «Aug. 9;
E for. 6285; Editions Maurice Se-
natt, Paris. 17610
Danse indienne ; extraite de Mlada, par
N. Rimsky Korsakoff, orch. de Rudd,
of France; orech. parties, avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Aug. 9, 1929;
1c Aug. 10; E for. 6167; Enoch &
cie., Paris. 17611
Danse orientale; tirée de la _ suite
Seénes de ballet, par A. Glazounoff,
op. 52, no. 6, orech. de Rudd, of
Fiance; orch. parties, avec pf. con-:
ducteur.' 4to. © Aug. 9, 1929; 1 ¢.
Aug. 10; EH for. 6162; Enoch & cie.,
Paris. 17612
Darkies (The) lullaby; fox-trot, writ-
ten and composed by Harold Pook,
of Great Britain; pf. and ukulele
ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © July 8, 1929;1¢. July 238;
CATALOGUE OF COFYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
EX for. 6062: Ascherberg, Hopwood
& Crew, Itd., London. 17613
Darling Nelly Gray; arr. by Carl Rich-
ter; pf. © Aug. 22, 1929; 2c. Aug.
23; E pub. 8615; Bach musie¢e ©Co.,
Boston. 17614
Dawn; from Cinema incidentals, by
Charles Ancliffe, of Great Britain;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. ©
Mar. 23, 1929; 1 e@. AugoZ2s Bator
5965; Bosworth & co., Leipzig.
17615
Dawn in the desert; Christmas can-
tata, text by Rossel Hdward Mitch-
ell, music by R. Deane Shure, op.
107; four solo voices and cho. of
mixed voices, with organ or pf. ace.
4to. © July 30,1929: 2.¢. Aug, 14;
E pub. 8387; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. 17616
Dawn rose; words and music by Ken- —
neth V. Goulden. © Aug. 24, 1929;
2 ce. Aug. 26; E pub. 8649; Goulden-
Leng music pub. co., Irvington, N. J.
17617
Day (A) in June; service for Chil-
dren’s day, compiled by I. H. Mere-
dith. 8vo. © Apr. 1, 1929; 2 ¢. and
aff. Sept. 14; ‘AA 24086; Tullar-Mere-
dith co., New York. 17618 |
Day of days; anniversary hymn,
words and music by Basil Sellars,
of Great Br.tain; for scholars and
_choir of mixed voices, with organ
ace. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Feb. 26, 1929; 1 ce.
Mar. 7; E for. 3923; J. Curwen &
sons, Itd., London. 17619
Dear little girl; fox trot, words and
music by M. H. Pirie. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Aug. 12, 1929;
E unp. 9807; Mabel H. Pirie, Royal
Oak, Mich. 17620
Dear little mother; ballad, words by
M. Pickard, music by Samuel H.
Speck. New York City, Frank Har-
ding. © July 29, 1929; 2c. Aug. 2;
E pub. 8128; Marguerite Pickard,
Palatine Bridge, N. Y. 17621
Dear little you; fox trot, words and
music by Howard and Donald Sin-
nock, of Great Britain, domiciled at
Brooklyn; 1st violin. ©1¢. July 24,
1929; E unp. 9642; Donald Leslie
Wilmot Sinnock, Brooklyn. 17622
Dear mother; words and music by
V. Travers. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1929; H
unp. 10234; Valentine Travers, Co-
rona, L. I., N. Y. 17623
944.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
Dear old father; words and music by
B. L. Francis. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Aug. 2, 1929; E unp.
9467; Benjamin L. Francis, New
York. 17624
Dear old girl of mine; words and
music by O. B. Adkins. © 1c. Aug.
19, 1929; E unp. 10005; Ottis Ben-
nett Adkins, Birmingham, Ala.
17625
Dear one, say that you love me; lyrics
by Jule Creig, music by S. A. Lis-
eher; pf. [Mimeograph] © 1.
July 25, 1929; E unp. 10057; Sam-
uel Alfred Lischer, Cleveland. 17626
Dearest mother; words by H. A. New-
bill, music by Richard Broughton.
©1c. Aug. 28, 1929;-E unp. 10384;
Horace A. Newbill, Odessa, Neb.
17627
Dearest, you are mine; words and
music by R. Wilson. © 1c. Aug. 15,
1929; E unp. 9927; Robert Wilson,
Mobile, Ala. 17628
Dearie: words by A. Walther, music
by Chester Escher; 1st violin. ©
1 ec. Aug. 22, 1929; E unp. 10160;
Adoiph Walther, Louisville. 17629
Death scene; by Arthur Kay; pf. ©
2c... Aug... 26, 1929; EF. unp., 10281 ;
Fox film corp., New York. 17630
Death Valley; largo funebre, by Franz
Grau, orch. by George J. Trinkaus;
orch., with piano, organ, conductor.
© July 22, 1929; 2c. July 26; E pub.
8297; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
17631
Deceive me never more; words by An-
drew J. Vitale, music by A. Rizzi;
sop. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1929; E unp.
9917; Augusto Rizzi, Jersey City.
17632
December May; words and music by
H. P. Nissen. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 13, 1929; E unp.
9852; Henry P. Nissen, Oakland,
Calif. 17633
December moon; waltz, words and
music by F. Brown. ©1c. July 30,
1929; E unp. 9825; Forman Brown,
Hollywood. 17634
Delannoy (Marcel) Trois mélodies;
poésie de Georges Gabory, Comtesse
de Noailles et Jean Cocteau, musique
de M. Delannoy, of France. 1. Ma-
rine. [2 others] © July 9, 1929;
1 ec. Aug. 9: E for. 6248; Heugel,
Paris. 17635
17646
Deportado (Hl); corrido, letra y mu-
sica de L. M. Bafnuelos, of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles; pf. © 1
c. Aug. 26, 1929; H unp. 10298; Luis
M. Banuelos, Los Angeles. 17636
Desert twilight; words by E. S. Ren-
olds, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 17,
1929; E unp. 9967; Edward Sands
Renolds, Baltimore, 17637
Déshabiilez-vous! fantaisie - sélection
sur les motifs de l’opérette, de René
Mercier, arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et 1° violini conducteur.
4to. © July 2, 1929; 1 ¢. July 25;
E for. 6038; Francis Salabert, Paris.
17638
Despedida ; letra y musica de Conrado
Varela, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles; pf. [Photostat] © Aug.
GP A1929 22 ¢.- Aug. 83" Epub. S217;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 17639
Dia-chro-rythms; a diatonic and chro-
matic melody in 8 forms of rhythm,
to be transposed to all keys, for all
string and wind instruments, by J. G.
Seebold. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1929; E
unp. 9781; James Garfield Seebold,
San Diego, Calif. 17640
Diana; ouverture, di Edoardo Cabella,
of Italy, op. 186; piccola orch. parti,
econ viol’no direttore. © July 26,
1929; 1.¢. Aug. 15; BE for.-6219; A.
& G. Carisch & c., Milan. 17641
Discussion and argument; photoplay
music, by Hdward Kilenyi; orch. pts.
© Aug. 3, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 2; E pub.
8067; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
17642
Dispossessin’ me; words by Al. Schil-
ler, music by Walter Bishop. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 3,
1929; E unp. 9498; Allen Schiller,
Brooklyn. 17643
Dixie land; military march, arr. by
Carl Richter; pf. © Aug. 22, 1929;
> Cc. Ave. 2o. Hi pub. S613" Bach
music co., Boston. 17644
Dixie melodies at moonlight; waltz
ballad, words and music by E. R.
Alford. © 1 ec. Aug. 21, 1929; EB
unp. 10118; Esther R. Alford, Long
Beach, Calif. 17645
Dixie’s prodigal son; words and music
by S. Easton. [Words and melody
only] ©i1c. Aug. 26, 1929; E unp.
10396; Sidney Easton, New York.
17646
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17647
Djenane; danse orientale, par Marius
Fernay, of France, op. 13; orch. par-
ties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
July 1S, 1929; 1° « Auge 95) E. for.
6242; Calas, Caux, France. 17647
Do you know why the lilacs are sweet-
est of all? words by C. Gladish,
music by J. R. Jacobson. © Aug.
16, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 19; E pub. 8473;
Cora Gladish, Higginsville, Mo.
17648
Doll of my eyes; fox trot, words and
music by Y. Depoise. © 1 c. Aug.
27, 1929; E unp. 10331; Yvonne De-
poise, Deadwood, S. D. 17649
Doll’s (The) dance; a la minuet, by
Frank Blachford, of Canada; violin
and pf. © Aug. 28, 1929; 1 ¢. Aug.
26; E for. 6849; Frederick Harris
co., London. 17650
Don’t be a fool: words and music by
dh) RsvPergy: pt: +. ©yvde.c) gaalee22,
1929; E unp. 9961; Lawrence Rich-
ard Perry, Fredonia, N. Y. 17651
Don’t bother ‘bout me; words and
music by E. Slemer. © 1c. Aug.
28) 1929; By. unp. ‘10882%. iddie
Slemer, Louisville. 17652
Don’t cry, Dollie; waltz, words and
‘Imusic by B. B. Bruce, music arr. by
Burrell Van Buren... Vestaburg, Pa.,
Bruce pub. house. © July 26, 1929;
2(e.,Aug:(15;. EH ipub: 8397; Bert. B.
Bruce, Vestaburg, Pa. 17653
Don’t keep me waiting; words and
music: by, Mi) Kramers pf: .©:) 1. c.
Aug. 14, 1929; E unp. $858; Martin
Kramer, Upper Darby, Pa. 17654
Don’t put me on a pedestal ; words and
music by L. F. Nesbit. {Words and
melody only] ©1c. Aug. 28, 1929;
E unp. 10360; Louise Foxwell Nes-
bit, Washington. 17655
Don’t say good-bye; words and music
by E..J. Kern. © 1 c. Aug. 12, 1929;
HE ounp. 9784; Emma Johanna Kern,
Omaha. 17656
Don't you ever be *fraid to wade those
troubled waters: words and music
by Willard Robison: pf. and ukule'e |
ace. © Aug. 20, 1929;2 c Aug, 20;
E pub. 8518; Donaldson, Douglas &
Gumble, inc., New York. 17657
Doodle it back; words and music by
Charles Davenport. [Words and
- melody only]
¢co., ine., Chicago. 17658
Down
© 1c. Aug. 1,-1929; :
E unp. 9441; State street music pub. ,
pt. nt) nae 24
Dorfbilder aus Ungarn; von E. Vv.
Dohnanyi, arr. von Erno Pér, both
of Hungary; orch. stimmen, mit pf.
direction und violino 1° direction.
© June 10, 1929; 1c. Aug. 26; E for.
6329; Musikalienhandlung Alberti,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 17659
Douglas band folio; by Geo. Douglas
and A. C. Liscombe, both of Canada,
arr. by S. HE. Morris; solo B flat
cornet. obl. 24mo. © June 24,
1929; 2 c. June 24; E pub. 8706;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 17660
Doux murmures; par Alfredo Barbi-
rolli, of Italy ; orch. parties, avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © July 19, 1929;
1 ce. Aug. 9; H for. 6248; Heugel,
Paris. 17661
Down below the Mason Dixie line;
fox trot, words and music by D.
Jackson. © 1c. Aug. 2, 1929; B
unp. 9513; Dudley Jackson, Lansing,
Kan. 17662
Down goldenrod way; words and mu-
sic by. V. Homer. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1.c..Aug. 28, 1929;
E unp. 10369; Vernon Homer,
Springfield, O. 17663
Down our memory lane; words and
music by Blanche Rauch. Chicago,
Iil., Vayne pub. co. © July 31, 1929;
2c. Aug. 3; E pub. 8245; Blanche
L. Rauch, Chicago. 17664
the Easter pathway; Easter
service, text by Mattie B. Shannon,
music by Arthur Grantley. 8vo. ©
Jan. 29, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 14;
AA 24099; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York. 17665
Down the lane: by A. Louis Searmolin,
op. 49; pf. © Aug. 12,1929; 2 ¢.
Aug. 22; EH pub. 8584; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 17666
Down. the trail; words by M: B. Booth,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
me‘ody on'y] © 1c. Aug. 17, 1929;
E unp. 9971: Martha B. Booth, Mid-
dletown, N. Y. 17667
Draw me close once again; words by
Horatia Powell, music by L. C.
Eitzen. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1929; IX unp. 9994;
Louis C. Hitzen. New York. 17668
Dream children; childless wife’s la-
ment, words and music by G. M.
Yapp. New York City, Frank Hard-
ing. © July 12, 1929; 2c. Aug. 16;
E pub. 8419; Grace May Yapp, Al-
kabo, N. D. 17669
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no. 8, 1929
Dream (The) fairy; suite from Hans
Andersen’s Olé Lukoié, by Elma T.
Chapman; pf. © Aug. 28, 1929; 2 ¢.
Aug. 30; E pub. 8753; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 17670
Dream girl, my dreams have all come
true; words and music by Edward
Bruce Stuart; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Aug. 6, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 12; E pub.
8339; Edward B. Stuart, Chicago.
17671
Dream nest; words and music by G.
’ Clifford and Warren Burke. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 23,
1929; E unp. 10207; Gordon Clifford,
Los Angeles. 1767 2
Dream waltz; by R. N. Schraeger; pf.
© 1c. Aug. 14, 1929; E unp. 9879;
Rudolph N. Schraeger, Los Angeles.
17673
Dreaming; words and music by H. A.
France. © 1 c. Aug. 22, 1929; E
unp. 10171; Herbert Arthur France,
Wethersfield, Conn. 17674
Dreaming dreams of you; words and
music by M. A. Smith. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Aug. 8, 1929;
HH unp. 9686; Mary A. Smith, Amity-
wine, e"P., N.Y: 17675
Dreaming e’er of you; waltz, words
and music by B. Nuccio, jr. © 1 e.
Aug. 5, 1929: E unp. 9602; Bonaven-
tura Nuccio, jr., East Elmhurst, Oe
My. 1767 6
Dreaming of you; ballad, words by
N. B. Braman, music by Sylvester
Long Cross. New York City, Frank
Harding. © July 6,.1929; 2 c¢. July
18; E pub. 8041; Nella Bee Braman,
Seattle. 17677
Dreams are castles in the air; words
and music by Red Plummer [pseud.
of H. H. Plummer] © 1c. Aug. 22,
1929: EK unp. 10142; Harold Hatha-
way Plummer, Berkeley, Calif.
17678
Dreams, just dreams; waltz, words
and music by Don Fina, arr. by
Thos. R. Confare. Reading, Pa., J.
S. Unger music house. © July 29,
1929; 2 c. Aug. 1; E pub. 8326; Joel
S. Unger, Reading, Pa. 17679
Dreams, just dreams; words and mu-
sic by G. W. Hannan. © 1c. Aug.
14, 1929; E unp. 9866; Grace White
Hannan, Staten Island, N. Y. 17680
Dreamy Colorado; words by J. Wil-
han, music. by Ed. E. Applegate.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
17691
Aug. 23, 1929; E unp. 10214; Joe
Wilhan, Chicago. 17681
Drifting along; song fox-trot, words
by Carol Bourne, music by Harry
Revel, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by Harry J. Staf-
ford. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © May 1, 1929; 1c. July 20;
E for. 5991; Montgomery & co., Lon-
don. 17682
Drifting back to lover’s lane; words
and music by E. E. Gray. ©1ce.
Aug. 6, 1929; E unp. 9559; Ernest
Elmer Gray, Portland, Or. 17683
Driiben in der heimat bliih’n die weis-
sen rosen; waltz, text von Fritz
Rotter, musik von Jim Cowler, of
Germany. © Apr. 15, 1929; 1 «.
Aug. 26; E for. 6321; Alrobi musik-_
verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 17684
Drum (The)-drum-drum-drum-drum-
mer is the man behind the band;
words and music by Susan Wren
fi. e: S: EK. Wren] © 1 c. Aug. 1,
1929; E unp. 9647; Susan Eugene
Wren, New York. 17685
Dry Martini; by Irving Mills, Al Goer-
ing and Jack Pettis; pf. © May 16,
1929; 2 c. May 29; E pub. 63869;
Gotham music service, inc, New
York. 17686
Du bist die frau, von der ich triume;
tango, text von Beda, musik von
Ralph Erwin, of Austria. © Mar.
18, 1929°.1 ¢.. Aug. 6; E for, 5998);
Wiener bohéme-verlag, Vienna.
17687
Du gehst fast jede nacht mit einer an-
dern aus, Ladislaus! Ladislaus! fox-
trot, text von Fritz Griinbaum, mu-
sik von Stephan Weiss, of Austria.
© Apr: 1, 1929;'t c. July 3; HE tor.
6052; Edition Kosmos, Vienna.
17688
Du prichtiges Berlin; marschlied, by
P. Miiller; 1st B flat cornet. Cyc:
Aug. 19, 1929: E unp. 10021; Peter
Miiller, Philadelphia. 17689
Dull razor blues; slow fox-trot, by G.
H. Huffine; band. 4to. © July 31,
1929; 2 c. Aug. 3; E pub. 8244; K.
L. King music house, Fort Dodge.
Ia. 17690
Durey (Louis) Dix inventions; par
L. Durey, of France; pf. © July
19, 1929: 1 @ Aug. 9: B for. 6250;
Heugel, Paris. 17691
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17692
E chist’ e’ New York; recitazione, con
musica di F. Amodio; violino. ©
1c. Aug. 3, 1929; EK unp. 9820; Frank
Amodio, Brooklyn. 17692
Each little step means closer home:
words by H. Helms, music by R.
Beaudette. © 1 ¢. Aug. 12, 1929;
E unp. 9813; Ray Beaudette and
Hugh Helms, Tacoma. 17693
Each rose in the garden reminds me
of you; words by Ben Nelson,
music by Larry BH. Goffin. [Words
and melody only] ©1e Aug. 28,
1929; E unp. 10887; Almon J.
Balkins, Los Angeles. 17694
East meet the West; words and music
by M. E. Calhoun and N. Y. Albright.
© 1c. Aug. 15, 1929; E unp. 9891;
Margaret E. Calhoun and Nellie Y.
Albright, Smith, Nev. 17695
Easter suggestion book no. 2; words
by Mattie B. Shannon and others,
music by I. H. Meredith and others,
compiled by Mabel J. Rosemon. S8vo.
© Feb. 8, 1929; 2 ¢. and aff. Sept.
14; AA 24096; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York. 17696
Easy (An) communion service; missa
de Sancto Albano, music by Healey
Willan, of Canada; mixed voices and
organ; in E flat. 4to. © Apr. 25,
1929's Le) Aug. 164 BE forpiei2s:
Oxford university press, London.
17697
Easy teasy melody; words and music
by L. Yost. © 1c¢ Aug. 21, 1929;
EH unp. 10121; Leland Yost, San
Antonio. 17698
Tffluvio primaverile; di Httore Monta-
naro, of Italy; piccola orch. parti,
con pf. conduttore. © July 26,
1929; 1 ec Aug. 15; E for. 6217; A. &
G. Carisch & c., Milan. 17699:
Hinmal im leben...; waltz, text
von Beda, musik von Walter Jur-
mann, of Austria, Klav.-arr. von
Walter Borchert. © May 22, 1929;
1c. Aug. 6; E for. 5995; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, Vienna. 17700
Hisler (Hanns) Vier Sstticke fiir
gemischten chor; von H. Hisler, of
Austria, op. 13. Partitur. 4to. ©
June 18, 1929; 1 c. July 30; E for.
6088; Universal edition, a. @&.,
Vienna. 17701
Zwei minnerchore; von H. Hisler,
of Austria, op. 14. Partitur. 4to.
1. Bauernrevolution. [1 other] ©
pt. III, n.'s., v. 24
June 28, 1929; 1 c. July 30; EB for.
6087 ; Universal edition a. g., Vienna.
17702
Klaine; words by Roger Margerum,
music by M. B. Jacobs. ©1c. Aug.
9, 1929; E unp. 9740; Marcelus B.
Jacobs, Chicago. 17703
Hifin frolic; by Frederick A, Williams;
pf. © Aug. 12,°1929"2" Gc," Ane eos
E pub. 8576; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 17704
Elinor; words and music by E. Green,
arr. by Frederic Watson. © 1 «
Aug. 8, 1929; E unp. 9667; Eddie
Green, New York. 17705
Elk’s of America march; by J. Biega;
ist violin. © 1c Aug. 6, 1929; B
unp. 9584; John Biega, Perth Amboy,
N. J. 17706
Embarecacién (La); de Concepcion Y.
Pardo, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles; pf. © 1c. Apr. 15, 1929;
E unp. 6875; Felipe Valdes Leal,
Los Angeles. 17707
Embers; words and music by E. L.
Grimes, arr. by J. Dingee. © 1.
Aug. 1, 1929; E unp. 9625; Emma
Louisa Grimes, Milford, Del. 17708
Emotional love scene with happy end-
ing; from Cinema incidentals, by
Charles Ancliffe, of Great Britain;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. ©
Mar. 23, 1929; 1 ec. Aug. 2; HE for, .
5966; Bosworth & co., Leipzig.
17709
Empty is the cradle; words and music
by C. F. Mathieu. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Aug. 1, 1929;
E unp. 9428; Carl Ferdinand
Mathieu, New York. 17710
Hnsuenos ; letra y musica de C. Varela,
of Mexico, domiciled at Los Angeles ;
pf. [Photostat] © Aug. 6, 1929;
2c. Aug. 8; E pub. 8214; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 17711
Hnter Pauline; comic opera, in 2
chapters and a frontispiece, book
and lyries by Clark Barnaby Fire-
stone, musical se. by J. Surdo. ©
1c. Aug. ‘9; 1929; D unp. 275509;
Clark B. Firestone, Cincinnati, and
Joseph Surdo, Norwood, O. 17712
Intonces; letra y musica de Conrado
Varela, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles; pf. [Photostat] © Aug.
6, 1929; 2 @ Aug. 8; E pub. 8233;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 17713
948
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
17735
Equity will always see you through;
words by A. Montgomery, music by
R. W. Bronson. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 6, 1929; E unp.
10059; Allen Montgomery and
Riichard] Willard Bronson, Holly-
wood. 17714
Erminia; polka, melody by C. Meluzio.
© 1c. Aug. 3, 1929; E unp. 9530;
Carmine Meluzio, Long Island City,
NEY: 17715
"Epws (‘O) civ tpayovd: (O eros ein’ tra-
goudi) ; words by Orpheus Karavias,
music by D. Zattas, of Greece, domi-
ciled at New York. © 1c. Aug. 21,
1929; E unp. 10139; Demosthenis
Zattas, New York. 17716
Erst Sagen sie ja, und dann sagen sie
nein. . . .; Sslow-fox, text von Fritz
Rotter, musik von Austin Egen, of
Germany. © Feb. 12, 1929; 1 «.
Aug. 2; E for. 6002; Roehr, a. g.,
Berlin. 17717
Escuchame!! letra y musica de Con-
rado. Varela, of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles; pf. S8vo. [Photo-
stat] © Aug. 6, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 8;
E pub. 8194; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 17718
Espinas del alma; letra y musica de
Elena Ramirez, of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles; pf. 8vo. [Photo-
stat]
E pub. 8188; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 17719
Et cetera; from The awful truth,
words and music by Walter O’Keefe
and Bobby Dolan. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Aug. 9, 1929; E
unp. 9737; De Sylva, Brown and
Henderson, ine., New York. 17720
Eternal (Th’) rose; words by L. J.
Clarkson, music by Justine Gilbert.
© 1c. July 31, 1929; E unp. 10052;
Lillian Jennings Clarkson, Portland,
Or. a lg A
Ethelois; by D. J. Plater, of Great
~~
Britain; pf. no. 4. (in Hawkes’
new march album) © July 23,
1929; 1 ¢« Aug. 5; E for. 6010;
Hawkes & son (London) Iltd., Lon-
don. U{T22
Evangel’na; words by B. McSlater and
F. Bourdillon, music by B. McSlater.
© 1 e. Aug. 22, 1929; E unp. 10141;
Bertha MeSlater, Walla Walla,
Wash. 17723
Evening prayer; by Gustav Mehner ;
organ. (Jn American organ quar-
© Aug, 6,.1929; 2c Aug. 8;°
terly, v. 10, no. 30, July 1929) ©
July 29, 1929; 2 c. July 31; E pub.
$8116; H. W. Gray co., New York.
424
Every day; words and music by M.
Spiegel. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 2, 1929; B unp. 9486;
Morris Spiegel, New York. 17725
Everywhere I go; words by Russell E.
Hllis, musie by C. O. Ellis. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 12,
1929; E unp. 9768; Cecil Osik Ellis,
Los Angeles, 17726
Evidenza; polka, melody by F. Cus-
enza. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1929; E unp.
9914; Frank Cusenza, Detroit.
17727
Hvil omens; photoplay music, by L. E.
De Francesco; fuil orch. pts. ©
Aue 5, 19209 2 4 Aus. 2: EH pub.
8069; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
17728
EKyvocation; par Jean Cras, of France;
violon et pf. © July 4, 1929; 1 «.
Aug. 9; E for. 6271; Editions Mau-
rice Sénart, Paris. 17729
Expiation ; de M. Brusselmans, of Bel-
gium; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et 1° violini conducteur.
4to. © July 4, 1929; 1 « Aug. 9; E
for. 6259; E. Gaudet, Paris. 17730
Eyes that stole this heart of mine;
words and music by J. B. Breen,
arr. by J. H. Glynn; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Aug. 3, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 9;
E pub. 8270; John B. Breen, Chi-
cago. 1a iaee
Fagan (The) love song; words by Tex
Maxwell and Larry Yoell, music by
Virginia Spencer. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. Aug. 16, 1929; E
unp. 9932; Lloyd Campbell publica-
tions, San Francisco. 17732
Fant heart never won a fair lady;
lyric by Raymond B. Egan, music by
Gene Burton. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1929;
BE ounp. 10319; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., Culver. City, Calif. 17733
Fair isle of dreams; words by Arthur
G. Cook, music by L. Cook. ©1c.
Aug. 5, 1929; E unp. 9560; Lillian
Cook, Los Angeles. 17734
Fairies (The); 3 pt. cho,, words by
Wm. Allingham, music by R. A. Tay-
lor, op. 10, no. 1; women’s voices.
© 1c. Aug. 3, 1929; E unp. 9508;
Russell A, Taylor, Berea, O. 17735
949
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17736
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
Fairy of the river; words by J. F. | Farmer’s daughters (Inneenyn eiri-
Kinsley, music by G. R. Dodds.
[Photostat] © 1c. Aug. 17, 1929;
E unp. 10089; Gertrude R. Dodds
and J. Franklin Kinsley, Pittsburgh.
AAs 17736
Fairy on the clock; novelty fox-trot,
words by WHrell Reaves, music by
Sherman Myers, of Great Britain;
pt. © July 26, 1929; 1 ¢ Aug. 8;
E for. 6176; Cecil Lennox, Itd., Lon-
don. 17737
Fairy rockets; words and music by
Milton Harding. 1. High, in G.—
2. Low, in E. © July 16, 1929; 2 «@.
each Aug. 2; H pub. 82438; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 17738
Fairy (A) story; by Homer Grunn; |
pf. © Aug. 14, 1929; 2 c Aug. 14;
E pub. 8404; Bendix pub. co., Lin-
coln, Neb. 17739
Fall in love, and you'll be happy;
words and music by H. Richman.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Aug. 8, 1929; E unp. 10231; Hy Rich- |
man, Chicago. 17740
Famous beauties; romantic suite, mu-
sic by Perey EH. Fletcher, arr. by
Dan Godfrey, of Great Britain; mil-
itary. band pts., with conductor.
(Chappell’s army journal, no. 569)
1. A vision of Aphrodite. [2 others]
© July 26, 1929; 1 ce. Aug. 9; E for.
6186; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
17741
Farewell in June; words by M. Leach,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Aug. 24, 1929;
EH unp. 10245; Meddie Leach, Cros-
byton, Tex. 17742
Farewell of a West country lover;
words by Alice Brown, music by
R. A. Taylor, op. 10, no. 2; three
part women’s or men’s cho. with sop.
or ten. solo. © 1c. Aug. 8, 1829;
E unp. 9509; Russell A. Taylor, Be-
rea, O. 17743
Farewell to Minka; folksong from
Little Russia, tr. and arr. of music
by Charles F. Manney; sop. 1, 2 and
alto, 4to)* ©° Augi=2)) 1929-2" c
Aug. 23; E pub. 8725; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 17744
Farm (The) relief song; words by
Bernard Smith, music by Betsy
White. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1929; E unp. 10467;
Vernon Dalhart, New York. 17745
nee); Manx folk song, air from
Moore’s Manx ballads, English ver-
sion of the traditional words by
Mona Douglas, music arr. by Arnold
Foster, of Great Britain; male
voices. 4to. © July 29, 1929; 1 ¢.
July 30; E for. 6018; Stainer & Bell,
Itd., London. 17746
Feather (A) in the wind; words by
Welle Richmond Eberhart, music by
Leon Theodore Levy, op. 27; high.
voice. © Aug. 12, 1929; 2 ec Aug.
(22; E pub. 8582; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 17747
Feelin’ the way I do; words and music
by Haven Gillespie, Charles Cooke
and Neil Morét; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Aug. 1, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 5; E pub.
8090; Villa Morét, inc., San Fran-
cisco. 17748.
Feeiing so blue; words and music by
Dolly and Marge Brissette and Joe
Tinsley [i. e., Adolphus and Marga-
ret Brissette and Joseph Tinsley]
© 1¢. Aug. 27, 1929; E unp. 10343;
Adolphus. J. Brissette, jr., Worces-
ter, Mass. 17749:
- Ferjhez ment a falunkba a; words and.
music by P. Szarvas. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Aug. 20, 1929;
E unp. 10070; Paul Szarvas, Pitts-
burgh. 17750:
Fesch (Willem de) ‘Three_ short
Pieces; ace. arr. by Ludwig Lebell,
of Great Britain; violin and pf. 1..
Minuetto. [2 others] © Aug. 3,
1929';) Tie: Aug. (5) ER for GOs0.
~Stainer & Beil, Itd., London. 17751
Feuille d’album; by César Cui, op. 39,
arr. by Franz Eber, of Austria;
small or full orch., with pf. direction
and violino 1 direction. © Apr. 3,.
1929; 1 ec. May 3; E for. 4841; Uni-
versal edition, a. g., Vienna. 17752
Fiddling for fun; method for the be-
ginner, by Rob Roy Peery. © Aug..
7, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 9; E pub. 8386;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia..
17753
Fifty-fifty ; words and music by J..
Weiss. ©1c. Aug. 10, 1929; E unp.
9775; Juliette Weiss, Brooklyn.
17754
Fillmore’s Christmas recitations and
dialogues; for children and young:
folks, words by various authors,
music by J. H. Fillmore. —no.+32_
© Aug. 17, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 24; aff.
Aug. 26; AA 23502; Fillmore bros..
co., Cincinnati. 17755.
950
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
17779.
Filmelodies; by Montague Ewing, of
Great Britain; pf. ser. 3. 138. In-
troduction to a comedy. [5 others]
© July 26, 1929; 1 ¢. July 27; E for.
6016; Eikin & co., Itd., London.
17756
Fire-side (A) story; song without
words, by Bert R. Anthony; pf. ©
June 29, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 5; E pub.
8096; Anthony bros., Fall River,
- Mass. 17757
First (The) Easter; Sacred cantata,
text by Edith Sanford Tillotson,
musie by Ira Bishop Wilson. Two-
Ringed. 460: 4G)isan. 2.19295, 2.¢.
Aug. 24; E pub. 8786; Lorenz pub.
co., Dayton, O. 17758
First (The) step - how to play the
clarionet; by Archie Gibbon, of
Great. Britain. 4to. © Aug. 18,
foe)? 1, e.) Aug. 13; E. for... 6110;
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., London.
17789
First (The) step - how to play the
flute; by Archie Gibbon, of Great
Britain. 4to. © Aug. 13, 1929; 1 ¢.
Aug. 13; E for. 6111; Keith, Prowse
& co., Itd., London. 17760
First time I met you, I fell in love
with you; words and music by
J. Kujawski. [Words and melody
only] ©l1c. Aug. 28, 1929; E ump.
10359; John Kujawski, Perth Am-
boy, N. J. 17761
Flapper (The) glorified; words by R.
Tittle, music by Chester Escher; 1st
violin.. © 1 ec. Aug. 22, 1929; E unp.
10157 ; Ruth Tittle, Covington, Ind.
17762
Fleurs de mai; valse lente, par Alfredo
Barbirolli, of Italy; orch. parties,
avee pf. conducteur. 4to. © July
19, 1929; ‘1 c. Aug. 9; Ei for. 6244;
Heugel, Paris. 17763
Flight of Lindy, Anne; one step march
‘or two step, by E. LaRoe; pf. ©1-c.
Aug. 29, 1929; E unp. 10412; Eunice
LaRoe, Martinsville, Ill. 17764
Flirting butterflies; characteristic mor-
ceau, by W. Aletter, of Germany ;
pe ©) Jay’ 1, 1929; Bie Pulyo is;
E pub. 7664; Walter Jacobs, inc.,
Boston. 17765
Flor (La) de mis primeros anos; letra
y musica de Emeterio Fierro, of
Mexico, domiciled at San Diego,
Calif.; pf. S8vo. [Photostat] ©
Aug. 6, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 8; E pub.
8187: Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
17766
Florella; popular song, by L. E. De
Francesco, paraphrase by Frank
Banta; pf. © Aug. 17, 1929; 2.¢.
Aug. 17; E pub. 8485; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 17767
Florentina; words by Jack Davis,
music by G. Davis. © 1c. Aug. 1,
1929; E unp. 9432; Grace Davis,
New York. 17768
Flower (A) lei; one little kiss—good-
bye, words and music by J. Noble
and Bert Carlson; pf. and ukulele.
ace. © Aug. 9, 1929; 2 ec Aug. 138;
E pub. 83868; Johnny Noble, Hono-
lulu. 17769
Flowing waters; novellette, by Maude.
Q. Rogers; pf. © July 6, 1929; 2 ¢.
Aug. 14; E pub. 8391; White-Smith
musie pub. co., Boston. 17770:
Folk dance; by Mabel Madison Wat-
son; pf. © Aug. 15, 1929; 2c. Aug.
17; E pub. 8500; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. iwewet
Follow the sunshine; words and music
by C. A. Osborne. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Aug. 8, 1929;
2c. Aug. 16; E pub. 8417; Charles.
A. Osborne, Essex, Mass. LCT
Fontana; march, by Maxie Pisegna;
accordion. © July 27, 1929; 2 «.
July 29; E pub. 8060; Roma music
co., Cleveland. 17773
Footsteps; words and music by R. M.
Embry. [Words and melody only]
© 1e Aug. 2, 1929; E unp. 9473;
Ruth Miller Embry, Cincinnati.
17774
For I’m in love with you; words and
musie by L. L. Hill. © 1. Aug.
27, 1929; E unp. 10351; Lela Long
Hill, Arcadia, Calif. 17775.
For I’m just a rolling stone; words
by S. Gilomen, music by Frederic
Watson. ©1c. July 2, 1929; E unp.
9955; Suzanne Gilomen, New York.
17776
For my baby and me; fox trot, mel-
ody by A. Baylie. © 1c. Aug. 15,
1929; E unp. 9924; Andrew Baylie,
Pontiac, Mich. al irae
For you—my love; words and music.
by B. R. Mosby. ©1c. July 25,
1929; E unp. 9548; Bayard R.
Mosby, Kansas City, Mo. 17778
Forever; words and music by L. Yost.
© 1c. Aug. 21, 1929; E unp. 10120;
Leland Yost, San Antonio. 17779.
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17780
pt. IT, n. s., v. 24
Forever after; lyric by
Hecht, musie by Herbert E. Kordula.
©: Aug, 15,'1929% 2c. Aug. ota"
pub. 8375; Kay & Kay music pub.
corp., New York. 17780
Forever and ever and ever; words and
music by Jesse Crawford, Billy Bas-
kette and Bartley Costello. © Aug.
1, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 2; E pub. 8084;
Charles Bayha music co., inc., New
York. 17781
Forget me; ballad fox-trot, words by
Irving Kahal and Willie Raskin, mu-
sic by Henry Lodge. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Aug. 9, 1929;
E unp. 9725; Arthur Behim music
corp., New York. 17782
Forgive and forget; words and music
by |B. R. Mosby: © 1..c) Aug: to,
1929: E unp. 10063; Bayard R.
Mosby, Kansas City, Mo. 17783
Forrester (Cliffe) Three gay pieces;
by C. Forrester, of Great Britain ;
pf. 1. The merry heart. [2 others]
© Aug: 8; 1929. 1 '¢! Aug. 10; Hi for.
6160; Alfred Lengnick & co., Itd.,
London. 17784
Forward, loyal Americans; hymn,
words by ©, A. Lutz, music by Wil-
liam C. Meacham. © Aug. 24, 1929;
2 ¢. Aug. 26; E pub. 8642; Charles
A. Lutz, York, Pa.
Four plainsong settings of the Magni-
ficat and Nune dimittis; with verses
set faux-bourdon by Alec Rowley,
of Great Britain ; mixed voices. 4to.
© July 1, 1929) Lic. Aug, £65)°H
for. 6127; Oxford university press,
London. 17786
Fox universal folio; piano solos for
lodges, schools and homes, by Floyd
J.'St. Clair. vi 1. °© Aug? 27, 1929;
2c. Aug. 28; E pub. 8701; Sam Fox
pub. co., Cleveland. 17787
Fragment of an old Hindu bazaar
song; words and tune traditional,
- arr. by Jasper B. Rooper, of Great
Britain, ©) Aug. 2,, 192950 ci Aug:
10; E for. 6180; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. 17788
Frau (Die) wirtin; polka, by P. Miil-
ler; 1st B flat cornet. © 1c. Aug.
19, 1929; E unp. 10018; Peter Mul-
ler, Philadelphia. 17789
Fresno blues; words and musie by J.
H. Crockett, jr. [Words and melody
only] ©1«¢. Aug. 19, 1929; HE unp.
10040; John Harvey Orockett, jr.,
- Fowler, Calif. 17790
17785 |
Helen E.| From a bud to a flower; words and
music by D. Kent. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Aug. 2, 1929; EH
unp. 9455; Donald Kent, New York.
17791
From day to day; two-part anthem,
words and music by Bernard Ham-
blen. New York, Chappell-Harms,
inc. 4to. © Aug. 6, 1928; 2c. Aug.
7; E pub. 8253; Harms, inc., New
York. 17792
From Pumpkinville to Broadway;
words and music by L. La France.
New York, Frank Harding. © Aug.
3, 1929: 2c. Aug. 27; EH pub. 8682;
Leo La France, Underhill, Vt.
17793
Frontier days in old Cheyenne; words
by Joe Eicker, music by G. Wells.
© July 12, 1929; 2 ¢. July 26; H
pub. 8132; Joseph Hicker and Glenn
Wells, Cheyenne, Wy. — 17794
Funny, dear, what love can do; fox-
trot, words and music by : Joe
Bennett, Geo. A. Little and Charley
Straight; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Aug. 16, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 19; Ei pub.
8560; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
17795
Funny to me; words and music by
E. M. Ashcraft, 3d. © 1 ¢c. June
10, 1929; HE unp. 7784; Edwin
Maurice Ashcraft, 3d, Chicago.
7796
Funsters (The); by C. Rybner, arr.
by William Spielter; full orch. 4to.
©: Aug! 27, 192932 .¢)| Aug2eyoma
pub. 8697; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleve-
land, 17797
Galuppi (Baldassare) Sonata; arr.
and ed. by G. Francesco Malipiero,
of Italy; pf. © July 18, 1929; Zc.
July 20; E pub. 8261;. Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 17798
Garden in the moon; waltz, words and
music by F. Brown. © 1c. July
30, 1929; E wunp. 9826; Forman
Brown, Hollywood. 17799
Garden of glory; service for Haster,
compiled by I. H. Meredith. 8yo.
© Jan. 31, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
14; AA 24098; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York. 17800
Garden (A) of roses and you; words
by Chas. Tobias, music by Peter De
Rose. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 2, 1929; E unp. 9468;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
17801
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Gardians [!] of the air; march, by
Arthur Pryor; pf. © 1c. Aug. 7,
1929; E unp. 9701; A. Schrader’s
son, ine., Brooklyn. 17802
Garten (Der); text von D. Schurz,
musik yon Gustav Wohlgemuth, of
Germany, werk 80, no. 1; vierstim-
migen miinnerchor, ohne begleitung.
Partitur u. stimmen. 4to. © Jan.
ai, 1929; 1 ec. July 3; BH for. 6051;
Otto Forberg, Leipzig. 17803
Gavilan; words and music by Maria
Grever. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 23, 1929; E unp. 10181;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 17804
Gee! but I hate to be waiting; patter
cho., words and music by T. A.
Colletti and C. Rems. [Words and
melody only] ©le. Aug. 26, 1929;
E unp. 10304; Thomas Anthony
Colletti and Charles Rems, Brooklyn.
17805
Gee! but she’s a pretty baby; fox trot,
words and music by M. F. Unger.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
July 16, 1929; E unp. 9963; Merrill
Frederick Unger, Lansdowne, Md.
17806
Gee, I’m glad you’ve learned how to
care; words by Otto Manz, music by
W. M. Paisley. ©1c. Aug. 9, 1929;
E unp. 9732; William Merreli
Paisley, Boston. 17807
Gelbe rosen; walzer-intermezzo, von
Robert Brecht [pseud.], instr. von
Alfred Pagel, both of Germany;
salon-orch. stimmen, mit pf. direc-
tion u. violino 1 direction. 4to. ©
May 6, 1929; 1c. July 3; E for. 6048;
Heinrichshofen’s verlag, Magdeburg,
Germany. 17808
Gemmes (Les); divertissement, par
J. M. Zoubaloff, of France; pf. nos.
1-12. © July 4, 1929; 1 c Aug. 9;
E for. 6283; Editions Maurice
Sénart, Paris. 17809
General Pulaski march; by J. Biega;
ist violin. © 1c. Aug. 6, 1929; E
unp. 9585; John Biega, Perth Amboy,
WN. J; 17810
Get-away (The); by Dana Suesse,
orch. by A. E. Cafarella; orch. pts.
© Aug. 9, 1929; 2 @ Aug. 138; EB
pub. 8461; Atlas music corp., New
York. 17811
Get up nice and early; song fox-trot,
from On with the show, 1929, words
and music by Leslie Sarony, of Great
Britain; pf. ace. with banjulele
72364—29——_3
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations] © July 26, 1929; 1 ¢. July
31; _E for. 6080; Lawrence Wright
musie co., London. 17812
Get your man; from So this is
marriage, words by B. Curtis, music
by Larry Conley. [Words and
melody only] ©41 ce. July 26, 1929;
EK unp. 10169; Billy Curtis, New
York. 17813
Get your mind on it; words and music
Sam Theard. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Aug. 1, 1929; E unp.
9444; State street music pub. co.,
ine., Chicago. 17814
Gianine; lyric by Helen E. Hecht,
music by Herbert E. Kordula. ©
Aug. 15, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 14; E pub.
8376; Kay & Kay music pub. corp.,
New York. 17815
Gilda Moreno; by Manuel M. Moreno,
of Mexico, domiciled at Los Angeles;
pf. S8vo. [Photostat] © Aug. 6,
1929; .2 ¢«. Aug. 8; E pub. 8201;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 17816
Gimme all the love you got; words
and music by E. Hennessey. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 20,
1929; E unp. 10084; Elizabeth
Hennessey, Easton, Pa. 17817
Ginger snap; words by Emma Hubert,
musie by Bell music co. © 1 «
July 10, 1929; E unp. 94083; Emma
Adaline Hubert, Detroit. 17818
Girl (The) I met from Tennesee [!];
words and music by J. E. Nichols.
[Words and melody only] ©1e
Aug. 8, 1929; E unp. 9683; Joseph
E. Nichols, Saginaw, Mich. 17819
Girl of mine; words and music by L. L.
Hill. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1929; E ump.
10352; Lela Long Hill, Arcadia,
Calif. 17820
Girl of my heart, I’m lonely; words
and music by E. C. Jarrett, jr. ©
te. Aue. 1, 1929; EH unp. 9424.
EKugene Colman Jarrett, ir, Thomas-
ville, Ga. 17821
Girls (The) of the West; words by
M. Alter, music by HBugene Platz-
man. © July 8, 1927; 2 c. May 10,
1929; E pub. 5864; May Alter, New
York, 17822
Giselle; ballet, de A. Adam, réduit et
arr. pour le concert par Jules Le
Boulch, of France; pf. 4to. © Mar.
20, 1929; 1 c. June 10; EH for. 5470;
H. Le Boulch, Versailles, France.
17823
993
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17824
Give it; from Forward pass, lyric by
Herb Magidson and Ned Washing-
ton, music by Michael H. Cleary; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Aug. 16, 1929;
2c. Aug. 21; E pub. 8594; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 17824
Give me a kisS; words by H. Mace,
music by Chester Escher; 1st violin.
©1c. Aug. 22, 1929; E unp. 10158;
Harlan Mace, Fort Sam Houston,
Tex. 17825
Give your heart to me; words by Guy
E. Ragan, music by F. Svirsky. ©
1 ec. Aug. 138, 1929; E unp. 9846;
Freda Svirsky, New Haven, Conn.
17826
Glad chatter; by EH. Brigham, of Great
Britain; xylophone duet, with band
pts. and conductor. © July 29, 1929;
1c. Aug. 9; E for. 6198; Hawkes &
son (London) Itd., London. 17827
Glow-worm; by Paul Lincke, of Ger-
many; vocal orch. pts. 4to. © Aug.
28, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 29; E pub. 8716;
Edward B. Marks music co., New
York. 17828
Glow-worm (The); by Paul Lincke,
arr. by Grace Helen Nash; 2 pfs.,
4 hands. © Aug. 28, 1929; 2 c. Aug.
29; E pub. 8718; Edward B. Marks
music co., New York. 17829
Gluck (Christoph Wilibald von) Zwei
miirsche aus Alkeste; arr. von Leo-
pold Weninger, of Austria; orch.
stimmen, mit pf. 0. organ direction
u. violino 1 direction. 4to. 1. Heim-
kehr der sieger. [1 other] © July
20, 1929';“1e@. Aug. 13: H for. 6145;
D. Rahter, Leipzig. 17830
Go find somebody to love; words by
Herb Magidson, music by Michael H.
Cleary, arr. by Ed. Smalle; mixed
voices. 4to. © July 22, 1929; 2 c.
July 26; E pub. 8285; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 178381
Go one better; from The street singer,
words by Graham John, music by
Sam Timberg; pf. and ukulele acc.
New York, Shubert music pub. corp.
© Aug. 7, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 9; E pub.
8342; Shubert theatre corp., New
York. 17832
Go ye into all the world; anthem,
words from Mark 16 and Matthew 5,
music by Arthur Berridge, of Great
Britain; mixed voices, with organ
ace. 4to. © Aug. 19, 1929; 1c. Aug.
24; HK for. 6319; Banks & son, York,
England. 178383
Pt aoe S., V. 24
Goal (The) of my dreams; oo by
Coralie Alice McHiroy, musie by M.
Sciapiro. © 1 c¢. May 31, 1929; B
unp. 7348; Michel Sciapiro, New
York. 17834
God be thanked; ballad, words and
music by Harry S. Pepper, of Great
Britain. © May 24, 1929; 1 ¢ Aug.
24; E for. 6808; Burford pub. co.,
London. 17835
God keep you everywhere; words and
music by Gerald Grey, arr. by Ma-
rion Moore; mixed voices. 4to. ©
June 12, 1929; 2 c. July 30; E pub.
8028; J. A. Parks co., York, Neb.
17836
God walks upon the hills; words by
Anna Blake Mezquida, music by R.
A. Taylor, op. 12, no. 2; sop. 1, 2
and alto, a capella. ©1c. Aug. 28,
1929; H unp. 10893; Russell A. Tay-
lor, Berea, O. 17837
Godard (Benjamin Louis Paul) Can-
zonetta ; concerto romantique, op. 35,
arr. von Leopold Weninger, of Aus-
tria; orch. stimmen, mit pf. o. organ
‘direction u. violino 1 direction. ©
July 20, 1929; 1 c Aug. 18; H for.
6149; D. Rahter, Leipzig. 17838
Goin’ away; words and music by F. EH.
Allen. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1929; E unp.
10400; Fay E. Allen, Los Angeles.
17839
Going home to Ireland; words by
Shaun O’Nolan, music by J. Smith.
© 1c. Aug. 13, 1929; EB unp. 9845;
Josephine Smith, Brooklyn. 17840
Gold tooth blues; words by Texas Al-
exander, music arr. by Irene Spain.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Aug. 16, 1929; E unp. 9937; Polk C.
Brockman, Atlanta. 17841
Golden (A) day; words by Paul Lau-
rence Dunbar, music by Adelaide
Flowers. © 1 ¢c. Aug. 23,.1929; E
unp. 10210; Adelaide Flowers, Cedar
Rapids, Ia. 17842
Golden days; service for Children’s
day, words by C. Louise Bell and
others, music by I. H. Meredith and
others. Svo. © Apr. 11, 1929; 2%¢.
and aff. Sept. 14; AA 24090; Tullar-
Meredith co., New York. 17843
Golden hours for Sundays; ed. and arr.
by Ernest Haywood, of Great
Britain; pf. bk: 3., 4to.. © Aug:
26, 1929; 1 ec: Aug. 26; E' for. 6317;
Keith, Prowse & co., Itd., London.
17844
954
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
17865
Golden hours of easy piano pieces;
ed. and arr. by Ernest Haywood, of
Great Britain. bk. 2. © Aug. 17,
1929 5.1 .c., Aug. 18; EH, for. Gi?
Keith, Prowse & co., Itd., London.
17845
Golden (The) road; lyrics by M. A. T.
Colby, music by Lydia _ Fossler
Frank. ©1c. Aug. 14, 1929; E unp.
9954; Mary A. Tuttle Colby, San
Diego, Calif. 17846
Golden sheaves; sunset melody, by
Brian Hope, of Great Britain; pf.
Cy Aue 2 1999 1 ce Aug."3 3 for.
6025; Elkin & co., ltd., London.
17847
Goldfish (A) all my own; lyrics by
Rita Meyer [pseud. of R. M. Viet-
meyer], music by Adrian De Haas,
of Holland, domiciled at Long Isiand
City. ©le. Aug. 26, 1929; E unp.
10295; Rose M. Vietmeyer, Villa
Park, Ili. 17848
Good-bye, my dear; waltz ballad, lyric
and music by Mary Lyon Taylor.
Indianapolis, Ind., Carlin music ¢o.
© Aug. 3, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 7; E pub.
8170; Mary Lyon Taylor, Indianap-
olis. 17849
Good-bye, my song; the broken lute,
elegy, words by Theodosia Garrison,
music by S. F. Baldin, of Russia,
domiciled at Jamaica, N. Y¥. ©1«.
Aug. 21, 1929; E unp. 10115; Siluan
F. Baidin, Jamaica, N. Y. 17850
Good morning; by Reuven V. Kosa-
koff; pf. © Aug. 26, 1929; 2 «. Aug.
24; E pub. 8659; Schroeder & Gun-
ther, inc., New York. 17851
Good night, I’m leaving you; words
and music by O. Washburn. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 27,
1929; E unp. 10344; Oliver Wash-
burn, Denver. 17852
Good night ladies; arr. by Carl Rich-
ter; pf. © Aug. 22, 1929; 2c. Aug.
23: E pub. 8614; Bach music ¢o.,
Boston. 17853
Good night sweetheart good night;
words and music by H. N. Raymond ;
pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. New York City, Ray-
mond music co., inc. © Aug. 81,
1929; 2. ¢e. Aug. 31;;E: ‘pub. 8758;
Harold N. Raymond, New York.
17854
Good old Mary Brown; words and
music by William Kernell. © 1 «.
Aug. 15, 1929; H unp.: 9926; Fox
film corp. ,New York. 17855
95
Gooseberry pie; words by M. C. Em-
berton, music by T. E. Tudor. ©
1c. May 22, 1929; BH unp. 7033; Mary
Cummings Emberton, Hamburg, Ia.
17856
Got a great big date, with a little bitta
girl; words and music by Joe San-
ders; pf. and ukulele ace. © Aug.
1, 1929: 9 20e. Aug. 53H) pub. 8087 ;
Villa Morét, ine., San Francisco.
17857
Graf Zeppelin; words and music by
R. C. Renwick. [Photostat] ©1e.
Aug. 30, 1929; E unp. 10450; Ruth
Comfort Renwick, Medford, Mass.
17858.
Gray day blues; words and music by
fe. Go Re. © he! Ate. 17) 1929;
EK unp. 9982; Lela Long Hill, Ar-
cadia, Calif. 17859.
Graziosa (La); by Richard Krentzlin,
of Germany, op. 111; pf. © July 26,
1929C 02> .c July 3i: Epub, 8058*%
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
17860
Green carnation; from Bitter sweet,
words and music by Noél Coward,
of Great Britain. © Aug. 2, 1929;
1c Aug. 10; E for. 6181; Chappell
& co., ltd., London. 17861
Green moon; words and music by H.
Caro. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ¢;,,Augs 22,.,1929 ; unp. «10151 ;
Harold Caro, Atlantic City. 17862.
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) Dawn’s
awakening ; part-song from the Peer
Gynt suite, op. 46, no. 1, words by
Eugene Carroll Nowland, music arr.
by N. Clifford Page; mixed voices.
4to. © Aug.. 2,.1929; 2 c. Aug. 23;
E pub. 8727; Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
ton. 17863
Grieg suite; selected by Victor L..
F. Rebmann, ed. by J. E. Maddy,
arr. for young bands by T. Clark;
pts., with conductor sc. 1. Patriotic:
song. [4 others] Copyright is based
upon new matter by Joseph E.
Maddy, namely his interpretation.
represented—in the legible notation
thereof contained in the copies filed,
selection by V. L. F. Rebmann, and
arr. by’ "Tom, Clark. uO. Aue 12,
1929; 2 c. Aug. 22; E pub. 8561;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 17864
Grieving time; words and music by M.
BE. Arden. © 1c. Aug. 5, 1929: E
unp. 9578; Marguerite Elizabeth
Arden, Dallas. 17865
lad
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
17866
Groundwork of violin playing; ele-
mentary method for class or indi-
vidual study, by Claude Rader. ©
Aug. 10, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 7; aff. Aug.
17; AA 23345; J. W. Jenkins sons’
music ¢o., Kansas City, Mo. 17866
Guardians (Les) ; de En camargue, par
Marc Delmas, of France; pf. ©
July.19,;°19295 1 ¢.) Aug.i9; i for.
6288; L. Philippo, Paris. 17867
Guglielmi (Pietro) Sonata; revisione
a cura di Maria Maffioletti, of Italy;
pf: © July 19, 192951 «© Ang. 15:
EH for. 6213; A. & G. Carisch & c.,
Milan. 17868
Guitarra; tango eancién, letra y mt-
sica de Henry Gazon, of Spain; pf.,
with ukulele arr. by F. Salabert. ©
July 2, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 9; E for.
6273; Francis Salabert, Paris.
17869
Gunner Jim; fox trot, words by Har-
old L. Cool, musie by Arthur J. Daly
and Tommy Christian, arr. by Phil
Fisher; dance orch. pts. 4to. ©
Aug: '5,' 1929 "2" e@ "Aug 9: ER pub.
8330; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 17870
Gypsy dream Rose: words by James
Kendis and Frank Samuels, music
by Meyer Gusman; pf. acec., with
ukulele arr. by Harvey Samuels. ©
May 17, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 28; E pub.
8693; Kendis, Gusman & Samuels,
ine., New York. 17871
Gypsy maiden; words by William G.
Schram, music by S. F. Baldin, of
Russia, domiciled at Jamaica, N. Y.
©1c. Aug. 26, 1929; BH unp. 10813;
Siluan F. Baldin, Jamaica, N. Y.
17872
Gypsy wildflower; words by Allan
Stuart. music by J. S. Zamecnik. 1.
High, in B flat—2. Med., in G.—3.
Low, in E flat.. © Aug. 13, 1929;
2c. each Aug. 16; E pub. 8418; Sam
Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 17873
Hair (A) of the dog that bit you;
from Heigh-ho, words by Dolph
Singer, music by Harry Von Tilzer.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
‘Aug. 8, 1929; E unp. 9707 ; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 17874
Halt a chance; words by Henry Myers
and Dan Walker, music by G. Car-
bonara. © 1 ec. Aug. 12, 1929; E
unp. 9828 ; Gerard Carbonara, Wood-
ere, L.. I., N.Y. 17875
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
Ham Trombone; novelty march, by
Henry Fillmore. 4to, 1. Orch, pts.—
2. Band pts., with solo cornet con-
ductor. © Aug. 17, 1929» 2 c. each
Aug. 24; E pub. 8653, 8654; Fill-
more bros. co., Cincinnati.
17876, 17877
Ham Trombone; novelty march, by
Henry Fillmore; slide trombone,
with pf. acc. © Aug. 17, 1929; 2 «
Aug. 24; E pub. 8655; Fillmore bros.
co., Cincinnati. 17878
Han ir mannen, som gor vad som fal-
ler henne in! foxtrot, text av Karl-
Gerhard, musik av Jules Sylvain, of
Sweden. © June 28, 1929; 1c. July
29; E for. 5959; Edition Sylvain,
Stcckholm. 17879:
Hand in hand; words by E. Osnes, mu-
sic by E. Osnes and Harry Jay
[pseud. of Harry J. Lincoln} ©
Aug. 5, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 7; E pub.
8157; Emelie Osnes, Readlyn, Ia.
17880
Hang on to me; from Marianne, lyric
by Raymond Klages, music by Jesse
Greer; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
Hank Linet. New York, Robbins
music corp. © Aug. 9, 1929; 2 «@.
Aug. 13; E pub. 8321; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., New York. 17881
- Happiness, rare show-off, artful dodger:
hard to gain; words and music by
J. C. T. Rolff. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 22, 1929; E unp.
10146; John Christian ‘Theodore
Rolff, Westchester, N. Y. 17882
Happy and gay; by Frederic Groton,
op. H, no. 2; pf. © Aug, 12, 1929;
2 ec. Aug. 23; E pub. 8729; Oliver
Ditson eco., Boston. 17883.
Happy messengers; Children’s day
serviee, words by Mattie B. Shan-
non, music by Arthur Grantley. 8vo.
© Apr. 16, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
14; AA 24089; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York.
Har du na’t Sver var snill och tink pa
mej; one-step, ur Karl-Ewerts som-
marrevy 1929, text av Karl-Ewert,
musik av 8S. Sune, of Sweden; pf.
© June 28, 1929; 1 ec. July 29; E
for. 5956; Edition Sylvain, Stock-
holm. 17885
Harlem madness; words by Jack Yel-
len, music by Milton Ager.
Aug. 27, 1929; E unp. 10316; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver City,
Calif. 17886
956
17884
Ove ee”
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
Harmony blues; words by Art Kaser
[i. e. Arthur LeRoy Kaser], music
by Fred Johnson. Dayton, O., Paine
pub. co. © Aug. 19, 1929; 2c. Aug.
20; E pub. 8544; Lurten M. Paine,
Dayton, O. 17887
Harris (Dorothy) Nocturne; by D.
Harris, of Great Britain, op. 18; pf.
© Aug. 9, 1929; 2c. Aug. 12; E pub.
8304: B. F. Wood music co., Boston.
17888
Hart (The) stomp; melody by Mickey
Hart (i; e., A.W. Hart]-.©1.c Aug.
26, 1929; E unp. 103808; Adelbert W.
Hart, Preston, Id. 17889
Harty (Hamilton) Three Irish folk-
songs; words by P. W. Joyce, music
arr. by H. Harty, of Great Britain.
1. The lowlands of Holland. [2
others] © May 23, 1929: 1c. Aug.
16: E for. 6140; Oxford university
press, London. 17890
Hasta no queriendo; de Jesus J. Pe-
ralta, of Mexico, domiciled at El
Paso; pf. [Photostat] © Aug. 6,
1929; 2 c. Aug. 8; E pub. 8231;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 17891
Hattie Brown; words by M. Moore,
music by M. Moore and Grace Hill
Meeker. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1929; E
unp. 10470; MacDonell Moore, Dan-
bury, Conn. 17892
Haunting taunting girl; words and
music by M. A. Cowdery. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 14,
1929; E unp. 9880; M. A. Cowdery,
Cleveland, O. 17893
Have I loved you in vain? words by
Ray Hibbeler, music by H. R. King.
© July 13, 1929; 2c. July 18; E pub.
8045: Harold R. King, Girard, O.
17894
Have we loved in vain; words and
music by E. Holyoake, of Canada.
' ©l1e July 29, 1929; E unp. 9959;
Edith Holyoake, Guelph, Ont.,
Canada. 17895
Hayseed (The); excentric theme, by
Joseph Engleman, of Great Britain ;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor and
violin 1 direction. © June 7, 1929;
1c Aug. 22; E for. 6298; Bosworth
& co., Leipzig. 17896
He called them by their name; words
and music by E. Boone, harmony by
Mrs. E. Boone; mixed voices. 8vo.
© July 29, 1929; 2 ¢ Aug. 12; E
pub. 8350; Edward Boone, Grand
Rapids. 17897
17908
He is mine [and] The prints in His
hands; words and music by HE.
Boone, harmony by Mrs. BE. Boone;
mixed voices. 8vo. © July 29,
1929; 2 c, Aug. 12; E pub. 8348;
Edward Boone, Grand Rapids.
17898
He’s got everything it takes to make
love; words and music by HE. Slemer.
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1929; E unp. 10383;
Eddie Slemer, Louisville. 17899
He’s the he for me; fox trot, words
by W. Robert Browne, music by
Richard Francis Maguiness; with
novelty pf. solo cho. © 1c Aug.
29, 1929; E unp. 10426; William
Robert Rhea Browne, Council Bluffs,
Ta. 17900
Headin’ home; words by P. 8S. Perkins
and Mildred MacMonagle, music by
J. F. Weir and M. MacMonagle. ©
1 ¢. Aug. 30, 1929; E unp. 10452;
James F. Weir and Philip S. Perkins,
Syracuse, N. Y. 17901
Heap (A) o’ livin’; three-part song,
words by Edgar A. Guest, music by
Mrs. M. H. Gulesian; women’s
yoices. “4t0. ° © Aug. 1, 19295. 2. ¢.
Aug. 23; E pub. 8726; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 17902
Hear my prayer; words and music by
E. B. McClary. [Photostat] ©
1 c Aug. 24, 1929; E unp. 10268;
Euta Bunch McClary, Van Nuys,
Calif. 17903
Hearken unto me; anthem, music by
Cuthbert Harris, of Great Britain;
mixed voices, with organ acc. 4to.
© Aug. 12, 1929; 1 ¢. Aug. 138; EB
for. 6100; Banks & son, York,
- England. 17904
Heart and soul; fox trot, words and
music by G. R. Wilson. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Aug. 26, 1929;
E unp. 10310; George Robert Wilson.
New York. 17905
Heart-break (A); words anon., music
by David W. Guion; high or med.
voice, © Aug. 12, 1929; 2 c¢. Aug.
22. BE pub. 8574; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 17906
Heart of my heart; words by Edwin
Markham, music by G. M. Locher.
©1c. Aug. 22, 1929; E unp. 10163;
Gertrude Matilda Locher, Steuben-
ville, O. 17907
Heart (The) that I had I ‘gave to
you; words and music by E. Holy-
oake, of Canada. © 1c. Aug. 9,
1929; E unp. 9746; Edith Holyoake,
Guelph, Ont., Canada. 17908
957
17909
Heart’s [!] a-twine; words by Arnold
Worley, music by Harry Jay [pseud.
of Harry J. Lincoln] © Aug. 12,
1929; 2 ce. Aug. 14; E pub. 8409;
Arnold Worley, Elberton, Ga. 17909
Hearts so hard and cold; words by
P. L. Helems, music by Ray Hibbeler.
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1929; E unp. 9755;
Powell L. Helems, Akron, O. 17910
Heigh ho; words from Mother Goose,
music by L. Egan. © 1c. Aug. 5,
1929; E unp. 9566; Leslie Egan,
Cobb, Calif. 17911
Heimweh; gedicht von Heinrich Leut-
hold, musik von August Thelen, of
Germany, op. 86; vierstimmigen
ménnerchor, ohne begleitung. Par-
titur u. stimmen. 4to. © May 7,
1929; 1 c. July 3; E for. 6049; Carl
Engels, Mulheim-Ruhr, Germany.
17912
Heimweh des Ungarn; von P. Kacsoh,
arr. von Erno Por, both of Hungary ;
orch. stimmen, mit pf. direction und
violino 1° direction. © June 10,
1929- 1" e@, Aug. 263, 1H ‘for, “6350;
Musikalienhandlung Alberti, G. m.
b. H., ‘Berlin. 17913
Helmet (The), the helmet; words and
music by W. J. Gordon and P. C.
Hayes. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1929; HE unp. 10055;
William J. Gordon and Percy C.
Hayes, Valley Stream, L. I., N. Y.
17914
Her static face; radio tragedy, lyric
and music by Edna L. Manifold. ©
Aug. 16, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 14; E pub.
8374; Kay & Kay music pub. corp.,
New York. 17915
Her tender eyes; words and music by
F. A. Walker. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Aug. 8, 1929; E unp.
9690; Frances A. Walker, Win-
chester, Va. 17916
Herbert (The) Hoover march; by P.
F. Damm; orch. 4to. © Aug. 10,
1929; 2 c. Aug. 14; E pub. 83885;
Peter F. Damm, Dover, N. H.
17917
Here; words by L. B. Levy, music by
Daniel H. Wilson. New York City,
Frank Harding. © July 20, 1929;
2c. July 29; E pub. 8037; Lillian B.
Levy, Portland, Or. 17918
Here come the elephants, in the circus
parade; words and music by Polly
and Anna [pseud. of Helen and
Mary Stuart] and Cal De Voll; pf.
and ukulele acc. (In Polly and
Anna song book) © July 10, 1929;
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
2 ce. Aug. 12; E pub. 8309; Forster
music publisher, ine., Chicago.
17919
Hermila; by Emeterio Fierro, of Mex-
ico, domiciled at San Diego, Calif. ;
pf. S8vo. [Photostat] © Aug. 6,
1929; 2 c. Aug. 8; E pub. 8211; Dio-
nisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 17920
Heroic meditation; by J. C. Bartells,
op. 6; pf.; C sharp min. sq. 12mo.
[Mimeograph] © Aug. 15, 1929; 2.
Aug. 19; E pub. 8444; John C. Bar-
tells, Chicago. 17921
Heure (L’) bleue; nocturne, by Mischa
Spolianski, arr. by Max Irwin, of
Great Britain; pf. © Aug. 9, 1929;
1 ec Aug. 10; E for. 6179; Chappell
& co., ltd., London, 17922
Heure (L’) d’été; sketch chanté, dansé
et mimé, livret de André Baugé, mu-
_ sique de Fernand Malet, of France.
© July 19, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 9; E for.
6286; Lucien de Lacour, Paris.
17923
High (The) flyer; words and music
by F. H. Carlson, arr. by Burrell
Van Buren. Minot, N. D., Carlson
pub. house. © July 238, 1929; 2 «¢.
Aug. 15; E pub. 8398; Francis H.
Carlson, Minot, N. D. 17924
High up in the heavenly blue skies Ill
make my home; words by M. Cos-
teldi, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 3,
1929; E unp. 9501; Michael Costeldi,
Warren, R. I. 17925
Highland (A) lullaby; by Lucina
Jewell; pf. © Aug. 12, 1929; 2 e.
Aug. 22; E pub. 8570; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 17926
Hilarity ; a laughing theme, by Joseph
Engleman, of Great Britain; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor and violin
1 direction. © June 7, 1929; 1 e.
Aug. 22; E for. 6296; Bosworth &
co., Leipzig. 17927
His blood alone can make you free;
hymn, words by Haskell K. Mea-
cham, music by William C. Mea-
cham. © Aug. 24, 1929; 2 c. Aug.
26; E pub. 8638; Charles A. Lutz,
York, Pa. 17928
His haven; two-pt. anthem, words by
B. H., suggested by Matthew 8, mu-
sic by Bernard Hamblen. New
York, N. Y., Chappell-Harms, ine.
4to:' © July 30, 1929; 2°c. Iuly (Sr;
E pub. 8161; Harms, ine. New
York. 17929
958
ai
“MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
17953
His war of righteousness is near;
hymn, words by Haskell K. Mea-
cham, music by Robert Edw. Watts.
© Aug. 24, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 26; E
pub. 8644; Charles A. Lutz, York,
Pa. 17930
Historica traigica de Toral y Obregon;
de J. V. Olmos, of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles; pf. © 1c. Feb. 28,
1929; E unp. 3962; Juan V. Olmos,
Los Angeles. 179381
Hobo (The) spring song; words and
musie by Harry K. McClintock; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Aug. 1, 1929;
2c. Aug. 5; E pub. 8088; Villa Mo-
rét, inec., San Francisco. 17932
Hobo’s (A) paradise; words and mu-
sic by B. Samberg. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Aug. 26, 1929;
E unp. 10285; Benjamin Samberg,
Brooklyn. 17933
Hokum; from Heigh-ho, words by
Dolph Singer, music by Harry Von
Tilzer. [Words and melody only]
© 1e. Aug. 8, 1929; E unp. 9709);
Leo Feist, inec., New York. 17934
Hold me tight and say how much you
love me; words and music by Cliff
Friend ; pf. and ukulele ace. © Aug.
7, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 10; E pub. 8275;
Remick music corp., New York.
17935
Holy night; words and music by W.
McNeil, arr. by Carl Hand. [Photo-
stat] ©1e. Aug. 17, 1929; E unp.
10044; William McNeil, Medford,
Mass. 17936
Homage to Rodolfo Valentino; words
by M. Santarello, music by Nicola
De Lorenzo. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1929;
E unp. 10041; Madeline Santarello,
San. Jose, Calif. 17937
Home: hymn, words and music by H.
de Fluiter. © July 20, 1929: 2 ec.
Aug. 6: E pub. 8101; Henry de Flui-
ter, Alhambra, Calif. 17938
Home again, America for me; words
by Henry Van Dyke, music by Paul
Ambrose; men’s voices. 4to. ©
Sept. 2, 19277 2° e@ ‘Aug. 171929 Ei
pub. 8432; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 17939
Home study lessons for the piano; by
Jacob Eisenberg. pts. 1-8. © June
1, 1929; 2 ¢. each June 26; aff. July
3; A 11031-11038; United States
school of music, New York. 17940
Homecoming (The) parade: march,
by A. M. Christensen, arr. by Elea-
nor Nesheim; pf. © 1 ce. May 3,
1929; E unp. 4897; Arnold Michael
Christensen, Moorhead, Minn.
17941
Honey blonde; words and music by A.
Marovich. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1929; E
unp. 10030; Anne Marovich, Berke-
ley, Calif. 17942
Honey boy; words and music by S. P.
Hose. © 1c. Aug. 16, 1929; E unp.
9951; Sallie Peterson Hose, Akron,
O. 17943
Honey chile; words by Louis Feder,
music by B. B. Feder. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. July 17, 1929;
E unp. 9402; Benj. B. Feder, Brook-
lyn. 17944
Honey girl; words and music by L.
Di Carlo. [Words and melody only]
©l1c. Aug. 24, 1929; E unp. 10251;
Leo Di Carlo, Boston. 17945
Honey girl; words and music by S. P.
Hose. © 1c. Aug. 16, 1929; E unp.
9952; Sallie Peterson Hose, Akron,
O. 17946
Honey I feel so funny; words and
music by O. Wendell. © 1c. Aug.
2, 1929; E unp. 9517; Ola Wendell,
Dallas. 17947
Honey Lou; words and music by G. W.
Hannan. © 1c. Aug. 14, 1929; E
unp. 9865; Grace White Hannan,
Staten Island, N. Y. 17948
Honey-mine, when will you love me;
words and music by H. P. Huffaker.
© 1c. Aug. 8, 1929; E unp. 9694;
Harold Phillip Huffaker, Visalia,
Calif. 17949
Honeymoon moon is shining for me;
words by A. W. Fouts, music by
Onl Hornbeck... «© de 4 duly G:
1929; E unp. 9622; Arthur Walker
Fouts and Charles Lafayette Horn-
beck, Sacramento, Calif. 17950
Hooray for the U. S. A.; two-step,
words and music by Haskell K.
Meacham; mixed voices. © Aug.
24, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 26; E pub. 8641;
Charles A. Lutz, York, Pa. 17951
Hoosier hop; from Cotton and silk,
lyrie by Ballard McDonald, music
by Dave Dreyer. © 1 ¢. Aug. 27,
1929; E unp. 10325; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., Culver City, Calif.
17952
Hoosier (The) hop; words and music
by Ballard Macdonald and Dave
Dreyer. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 14, 1929; E unp. 9870;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York. 17953
959
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
1954
Hope beyond the deep; words by C. B.
Yokley, music by Samuel H. Speck.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 23, 1929; E unp. 10223; Cloyd
B. Yokley, East Bernstadt, Ky.
17954
Hope, brothers, hope! words and mu-
sie by Ralph Butler, Fred Godfrey
and Julian Wright, all of Great Brit-
ain; pf. ace, with ukulele arr. by
Eddie Dexter. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © June 7, 1929; 1.
July 20; E for. 5989; Medley Bar-
rett music co., ltd., London. 17955
Horas (Las) pasan; letra y musica de
Conrado Varela, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles; pf. [Photo-
stat] © Aug. 6, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 8;
E pub. 8222; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 17956
Hortense’s song; life is just a merry-
go-round, from ‘The silver swan,
lyric by Wm. S. Brady, music by H.
Maurice Jacquet. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Feb. 16, 1929; EH
unp. 3841; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
17957
Hot and bothered; words and music
by H! A.‘ France." © 1c Aug. 28,
1929; E unp. 10372; Herbert Arthur
France, Withersfield, Conn. 17958
Hot baby; words by V. Curtiss, music
by Harry Clifford.
1929; E unp. 9757; Viclet Curtiss,
Mason City, Ia. 17959:
Hot. stuff; words and music by EK. R.
Meyers. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 20, 1929; E unp. 10088;
Evelyn Russell Meyers, Brooklyn.
17960
How am I to know; from Dynamite,
lyric by Dorothy Parker, music by
Jack King. New York, Robbins mu-
sic corp. © Aug. 9, 1929; 2 ce. Aug.
13; E pub. 8319; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., New York. 17961
How ‘bout it; words and music by
A. B. Taneyhill. [Words-and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Aug. 14, 1929; E
unp. 9873; Alex. B. Taneyhill, Ca-
tonsville, Md. 17962
How could you say yes to somebody
else; words by HE. W. Kidwell, music
by Sylvester Long Cross; pf. © 1c.
Aug. 21, 1929; E unp. 10108; Ethel
W. Kidwell, Spokane, Wash. 17963
How dazzling fair; anthem, words by
G. R.. Woodward, after Johann
Schefiier, music by Charles Wood, of
Great Britain, founded on the mel-
Cth eh ATs alOy:
pt. III, 0. s., v, 24
ody of Psalm I in the French
Psalter; mixed voices; organ acc.
4to. © July 2, 1929; 1¢ July 20;
E for. 5988; H. F. W. Deane & sons,
the Year book press, ltd., London.
17964
How do you get that way; words and
music by L. L. Hill. ©1 ce. Aug. 17,
1929; E unp. 9983; Lela Long Hill,
Areadia, Calif. 17965
How long how long blues; words and
music by Leroy Carr. [Words and
melody only]
E unp. 9488; State street music pub.
eo., ine, Chicago. 17966
Hew lovely the meadows; last waltz,
words by Gilbert Purcell, music by
Weber-Kountz; sop. and alto. 4to.
© Aug. 2, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 6; E pub.
8248 ; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
17967
_Hoyuelos (Los) de mi negra; by Con-
rado Varela, of Mexico, domiciled at
Los Angeles; pf. 8vo. [Photostat]
© Aug. 6, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 8; E pub.
8186; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
17968
Huerfanita (La); letra y musica de
Bernardo Montoy y Hlena Ramirez,
of Mexico, domiciled at Los Angeles ;
pf. [Photostat] © Aug. 6, 1929;
2 ce. Aug. 8; E pub. 8234; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 17969
Hungarian lullaby; by M. A. Tala;
violin. New York City, Frank Har-
ding. © Aug. 16, 1929; 2c. July 22;
E pub. 7918; Maximo A. Tala, New
York. 17970
Hurrah for the Wonder bakers! Yo-ho!
Yo-hHo! Yo-ho! words by Frank Mou-
lan, music by Will Donaldson. 4to.
[Cover title: Yo-ho song] © June
28, 1929; 2 c. July 22; E pub. 8258;
Continental baking co., New York.
17971
Hurray! hurray! waltz song, words
and music by H. M. Huth. Belle-—
ville, Ill., Huth pub. co. © July
27, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 2; E pub. 8079:
Hilda M. Huth, Belleville, Ill. 17972
Hurry; from Cinema incidentals, by
Charles Ancliffe, of Great Britain;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. ©
Mar. 28, 1929; 1 ¢. Aug. 2; E for.
5967; Bosworth & co., Leipzig.
17973
Husch unter den holunderstrauch! fox-
trot, aus Prosit Gipsy! gesangstexte
von Beda, musik von Robert Gil-
960
© 1 ec. Aug. 1, 91929;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
bert, of Germany, klav.-arr. von
Walter Borchert. © May 1, 1929;
1 c. Aug. 6; E for. 6001; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, Vienna. 17974
Hush little wandering breeze; words
by Hmory Pottle, music by M. C. Van
Houten; high voice in E flat. ©1c.
Aug. 5, 1929; E unp. 9539; Maude
Cullen Van Houten, Santa Monica,
Calif. 17975
Hush, my baby; lullaby, lyric and
music by Caro Roma. © Aug. 16,
1929: 2 ec. Aug. 21; E pub. 8599;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
17976
Hush-a-bye little brown rose; Indian
lullaby, words and music by M. Bow-
man. © 1c. Aug. 5, 1929; E unp.
9555; Marie Bowman, San Jose,
Calif. 17977
Hymn of faith; by W. D. Armstrong,
op. 118, no. 1; organ. © Aug. 15,
1929; 2 ec. Aug. 17; E pub. 8510;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
17978
I actually am in love; words and
music by Mary Litt. © Aug. 12,
ieee 2 oc. .Aug. 13>, Hy pub.,.8327 ;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
17979
I ain’t goin’ to work on Sunday, be-
cause it is a sin; words and music
by E. W. Shockley. New York City,
Frank Harding. © July 20, 1929;
2c. July 25; E pub. 8034; Emory W.
Shockley, Salisbury, Md. 179880
I am looking for my little pal; words
by Mrs. G. Stiller, music by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 24, 1929; BE unp. 10249;
Margaret Stiller, New Orleans.
17981
I am not my own; hymn, words and
music by H. de Fluiter. © July 20,
1929; 2 ¢. Aug. 6: E pub. 8100;
Henry de Fluiter, Alhambra, Calif.
17982
I am the living bread; communion
motet, by Luis Urtega, ed. by Walter
Williams; sop., ten. and bass, with
organ ace. 4to. © Aug. 1, 1929;
2c. Aug. 2; E pub. 8603; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 17983
I am thinking more of you; words by
O. Reynolds, music by Samuel H.
Speck. New York City, Frank Har-
ding. © July 18, 1929; 2 c. July
29: E pub. 8039; Otto Reynolds,
Roanoke Rapids, N. C. 17984
17994
I bought a round trip ticket, and I’m
never coming back; words and music
by A. Shutt; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Aug. 23, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 28; E pub.
8746; Albert Shutt, Topeka, Kan.
17985
I can’t express it; fox trot, words and
music by L. F. Bateman. © 1 «¢.
Aug. 3, 1929; E unp. 9537; Laura
Frank Bateman, Miliheim, Pa.
17986
I can’t forget ; words by Howard Dietz,
music by Muriel Pollock and Arthur
Schwartz arr. by William Stickles;
male voices. New York, Chappell-
Harms, inc. 4to. © Aug. 6, 1929;
Age Aue, 73. H. pwb. S200; “Harms,
ine., New York. 17987
I can’t forget you, dear sweet girl;
words and music by L. L. Hill. ©
1 c@ Aug. 27, 1929; E unp. 10353;
Lela Long Hill, Arcadia, Calif.
17988
I’d like to be a Gipsy; words by Ned
Washington, music by Michael H.
Cleary, arr. by Ed. Smalle. 4to. 1.
Male quartet—2. Mixed voices. ©
Jmyioen bees. 2 ec. each July, coe
E pub. 8288, 8284; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 17989, 17990
I’d like to love someone, why can’t it
be you; lyric by Jack Meskill, music
by Pete Wendling and Pierre Nor-
man: pf. and ukulele acc. © Aug.
13, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 14; E pub. 8379;
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co., New
York. 17991
I’d love to; words and music by Dave
Dreyer and Sidney Clare. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 29,
1929; E unp. 10406; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 17992
I do like a Lancashire cocktail; com-
edy song one step, from On with the
show, 1929, written and composed
by Fred Austin, of Great Britain;
pf. acc., with banjulele banjo and .
ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
©) Fuly, diy 1929 +1 e Aue oc xe nor,
6177; Lawrence Wright music co.,
London. 17993
I don’t care if you’re blue; words and
music by A. Jacobs and Jerry Herst
[i.e. J. P. Herst. Words and melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 17, 1929; E unp.
10037; Albert Jacobs and Jerome P.
Herst, San Francisco. 17994
961
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17995
pt. Im1, n. S., v. 24
I
ke
4
dreamed that I was loving you;
words by C. Rice, music by R. Fick-
ley. [Words and melody only] ©
1c Aug. 30, 1929; E unp. 10459;
Clarence Rice and Russell Fickley,
Pittsburgh. 17995
forgot that I ever loved you; words
and music by C. K. Heck. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 21,
1929; E unp. 10136; Clifford K.
Heck, Allentown, Pa. 17996
found my sunshine under an um-
brella, on a rainy afternoon; words
by Fred Hall, music. by Arthur
Fields. © July 16, 1929; 2.c. Aug.
8; E pub. 8240; F. B. Haviland pub.
co., New York. 17997
found the end of the rainbow, the
day that I found you; words and
music by E. Kelly; in C. Memphis,
Tenn., Memphis music publishers.
© Aug. 7, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 7; E pub.
8167 ; Eva Kelly, Memphis, Tenn.
17998
go to Mericano country; words by
M. Costeldi, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody: only] © 1.
Aug... 24,..1929;. EX unp. . 102438;
Michael Costeldi, Warren, R. I.
17999
gotta have you; from Forward pass,
lyric by Herb Magidson and Ned
Washington, music by Michael H.
Cleary; pf. and ukulele acc.
Aug. 16,1929; 2. ¢. Aug. 21; E pub.
8592; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
18000
have a Saviour; words by W. J.
Holman, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 17, 1929; E unp. 9970; William
James Holman, Rayville, La.
18001
have found David my servant;
anthem, music by C. Charlton
Palmer, of Great Britain; solo and
mixed voices. 4to. © June 6, 1929;
1c. Aug. 16; E for. 6122; Oxford
University press, London. 18002
have surely built Thee an house;
words from 1 Kings 8, music by
J. W. Fitton, of Great ‘Britain;
mixed voices. 4to. © Aug. 12,
1929 1° c, Aug.’ 13; B. £for....6099 ;
Banks & son, York, England. 18008
hope you haven’t forgotten; words
and music by L. Abigania, arr. by
J. L. Arrollado; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by Leo Abigania. [Photo-
stat] ©1e. Aug. 19, 1929; E unp.
10680; Laura Abigania, San Diego,
Calif. 18004
I know that I'll be blue; words by
J. E. Guernsey, music by Floyd
Thompson. © 1 ce. Aug. 23, 1929;
E unp. 10191; Thompson and
Guernsey, Indianapolis. 18005
I left my heart in California; words
and music by Bobby Christensen ; pf.
© 1c. Aug. 3, 1929; E unp. 9525;
Robert Christensen, Los Angeles.
| 18006
I lift up my finger and say tweet,
tweet; words and music by Leslie
Sarony, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele or banjulele banjo ace. ©
Aug. 2, 1929; 2 c« Aug. 5; E pub.
8137; Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd.,
London. 18007
T’ll always remember; by Arthur
Schwartz; pf. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1928;
Ee ounp. 1876; Gerson H. Werner,
New York. 18008
Ill bear the cross of Jesus; hymn,
words and music by Haskell K.
Meacham. © Aug. 24, 1929; 2 ¢.
Aug. 26; HE pub. 8643; Charles A.
Lutz, York, Pa. 18009
Ill bet he’ll have a blister in the
morning; words and music by
Joseph Spree, of Great Britain,
domiciled at New York; pf. ©l1e.
Aug. 17, 1929; E unp. 9975; Joseph
Lelyveld Spree, New York. 18010
T’ll miss you sweetheart of mine;
words by F. Vallone, music by
Joseph and F. Vallone. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Aug. 17, 1929;
E unp. 9974; Frank Vallone, New
York. 18011
Ill never forget the lover’s lane;
words by William Plantiko, music
by V. Plantiko. New York, Frank
Harding. © Aug. 6, 1929; 2c. Aug.
27; E pub. 8681; Viola Plantiko,
Stevens Point, Wis. 18012
I’ll never forget you; words by J. M.
Hillman, music by Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. © 1 ¢ ‘Aug. 2111929;
E unp. 10102; J. M. Hillman, Harris-
burg, Or. -- 18013
Tll never roam; words by Claire
Steinmann, music by C. J. Salomon.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 12, 1929; E unp. 9802; Clifford
Joseph Salomon, San Francisco.
18014
T’ll see you again; duet from Bitter
sweet, words and music by Noél
Coward, of Great Britain. © July
3, 1929: L-e; July).29; E for. 6071;
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 18015
962
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
18036
Ill take it as my part; words by W. H.
Johnson, music by Ray Hibbeler.
[Photostat] © 1 ce Aug. 7, 1929;
EH unp. 9656; Willa H. Johnson,
Chicago. 18016
Tll wrap my troubles in dreams, and
dream my troubles away ; words and
musie by Billy Moll. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Aug. 14, 1929;
E unp. 10049; Shapiro, Bernstein
and co., ine., New York. 18017
I love the moon; words and music by
Paul A. Rubens, American version
by Rudy Vallée, of U. S., new arr.
by Hans Spialek, of Austria, domi-
ciled at New York; pf. and ukulele
ace. ©; July 29,1929; 2c. July 31);
E pub. 8141; Harms, inc., New York.
18018
I love to be loved; words and music
by i. DD. Wade, ir: © 1 &* Aug. -7,
1929; E unp. 9658; John David
Wade, jr., Long Island City, N. Y.
18019
I love to hit myself on the head with
a hammer; from Forward pass, lyric
by Herb Magidson and Ned Wash-
ington, music by Michael H. Cleary;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Aug. 16,
1929; 2 c. Aug. 21; E pub. 8601; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 18020
I love you; words and music by W. A.
Scheffer. © 1c. Aug. 8, 1929; E
unp. 9664; Wilbert Albert Scheffler,
New Orleans. 18021
I love you, America; words by C.
Johnson, music by Chester Escher ;
ist violin. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1929; E
unp. 10161; Carl Johnson, Westwood,
Calif.
I love you sweetheart; words and mu-
sie by E. J. Kern. © 1¥ c Aug: ‘12,
1929; E unp. 9785; Emma Johanna
Kern, Omaha. 18023
I love you, Utah valley; words by
George H. Brimhall, music by W. F.
Hanson. © Aug. 7, 1929; 2 ¢ Aug.
7; E pub. 8166; William F. Hanson,
Provo, Utah. 18024
I love you, you know I do; words by
H. Helms, music by R. Beaudette.
© 1c. Aug. 12, 1929; E unp. 9811;
Ray Beaudette and Hugh Helms,
Tacoma. 18025
I love your eyes; words and music by
in ,..Hil, .©,1 @ Aug.. 27, 1929:
E unp. 10350; Lela Long Hill, Ar-
cadia, Calif. 18026
I’m a dreamer, aren’t we all? from
Sunny side up, words and music by
18022
B. G. De Sylva, [pseud. of George
Gard De Sylva], Lew Brown and
Ray Henderson. © Aug. 2, 1929;
2 ¢. Aug. 3; E pub. 8080; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine., New York.
18027
I’m a little negative looking for a
positive; lyric by Al Bryan, music
by Eddie Ward. © 1 c. Aug. 23,
1929; E unp. 10185; George & Ar-
thur Piantadosi, inc., New York.
18028
I'm all hot and bothered over you;
words and music by S. S. Cassard.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Aug. 21, 1929; E unp. 10167; Samuel
Snowden Cassard. 18029
I’m all through shedding tears over
you; words by Jesse Cash, music by
L. F. Stafford. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 23, 1929; E unp.
10218; Lewis F. Stafford, Syracuse,
N.Y 18030
I’m as happy as can be; words by R. R.
Zandall, music by Ray Hibbeler.. ©
1 e@. Aug. 19, 1929; E unp. 10074;
Rudolph R. Zandall, Gary, Ind.
18031
I’m Billy from Piccadilly; words and
music by D. Kindleberger. [Words
and melody. only] © 1c. Aug. 23,
1929; H unp. 10188; David Kindle-
berger, Staten Island, N. Y. 18032
I’m coming back sweetheart; words by
N. M. Carlbom, music by Samuel H.
Speck. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 23, 1929; E unp. 10216;
Nellie Mae Carlbom, Minneapolis.
18033
I’m falling in love with you; words
and music by D. R.. Lochridge.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Aug. 15, 1929; E unp. 9899; Donna
Ruth Lochridge, Baldwin Park,
Calif. 18034
I’m fascinated with you; written and
composed by Maurice Beresford and
Harry Karslake, both of Great Brit-
ain; pf. ace, with banjulele banjo
and ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
July 22, 1929; 1 c. July 25; BH for.
6092; B. Feldman & co., London.
18035
I’m following you; words and music
by Dave Dreyer and Ballard Mac-
donald. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 29, 1929; E unp. 10404;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
18036
963
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18037
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
I’m forever dreaming dreams of days
with you; fox trot, words and music
by E. G. Sund, of Sweden, domi-
ciled at Hast Aurora, N. Y. [Chords,
single staff] © 1c. Aug. 14, 1929;
E unp. 9862; Hinar G. Sund, Hast.
Aurora, N. Y. 18037
I’m forgetting you; fox trot, words
and music by L. F. Bateman. ©1e.
Aug. 38, 1929; E unp. 9538; Laura
Frank Bateman, Millheim, Pa.
18038
I’m giving my all; hymn, words and
music by R. W. Hazlitt. © June 7,
1929; 2 c. Aug. 19; E pub. 8443; .
Raymond W. Hazlitt, Philadelphia.
18039 | Pm not the same; words by Jimmie
I’m hdden behind the blood; hymn,
words and music by Haskell K.
Meachum. © Aug. 24, 1929; 2 «.
Aug. 26; E pub. 8632; Charles A.
Lutz, York, Pa. 18040
I’m homeward bound; lyric by Rose
Marie Aldo,
uels, music by James Kendis. ©
May 17, 1929; 2 c« Aug. 28; E pub.
8689; Kendis, Gusman & Samuels,
ine., New York.
words and musie by C. E. Lessor.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 8, 1929; E unp. 9684; Charles
KE. Lessor, Louisville.
I'm in love with you; words and music
by A. B. Taneyhill. [Words and
melody only] ©1¢. Aug. 26, 1929;
E unp. 10275; Alex. B. Taneyhill,
Md. 18043
I’m in the service; hymn, words and
music by H. de Fluiter. © July 20,
1929; 2 ec. Aug. 6; E pub. 8103;
Henry de Fluiter, Alhambra, Calif.
18044
I’m just a dreamer; words and music
by E. EB. Ellstrom. © 1c. Aug. 12,
1929; E unp. 9770; Eva Emma Ell-
strom, Madelia, Minn. 18045
I’m just wonderin’; words by E. H.
Thomas, music by Pearl Timpson.
© 1c. Aug. 5, 1929; E unp. 9499;
Blaine Hyde Thomas, Pocatello, Id.
18046
I’m longing for someone; words and
Catonsville,
music by H. A. France. ©1c. Aug. |
22, 1929; E unp. 10170; Herbert Ar-
thur France, Wethersfield, Conn.
18047
I’m looking for someone; words and
music by F. Columbo. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Aug. 12, 1929;
964
rev. by Frank Sam-_.
18041 |
I’m in love with my Kentucky Nell; |
18042
E unp. 9789; Frank Columbo, Mal-
den, Mass. 18048
I’m mad about the girl next door;
comedy fox-trot, words and music
by Erie Lewis, of Great Britain; pf.
and ukulele ace. [Staff and tonie
sol-fa notations] © July 3, 1929;
1c. July 19; E for. 6060; Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, lItd., Lon-
don. 18049
I’m my baby’s little baby; by A. Co-
quin, of France, domiciled at New
York; melody with pf. acc. ©1e.
Aug. 15, 1929; E unp. 9928; André
Coquin, New York. 18050
Ray, music by F. R. Bean. ©1e.
Aug. 29, 1929; E unp. 10407; Floyd
R. Bean, Newton, Ia. 18051
I’m nuts about nuts; words and music
by Billie Dale and Herman Pincus;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by Doce.
Reid. © Aug. 2, 1929; 2c. Aug. 3;
E pub. 8085; Charles Bayha music
co., inc., New York. 18052
I’m only your friend; words and mu-
sic by J. M. Zenchoff. © 1c. Aug.
8, 1929; EH unp. 9676; Julius Morris
Zenchoff, Willimantic, Conn. 18053
I’m sailing on a sunbeam; words and
musie by Dave Dreyer and Ballard
Macdonald. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 29, 1929; E unp.
10405 ; Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
18054
I’m serious; words and music by Aus-
tin Patterson. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 21, 1929; E unp.
10126; Austin Patterson, Long
Branch, N. J. 18055
I’m sitting alone, on the old back
porch; words by N. E. Ozbun, music
by Samuel H. Speck. [Words and -
melody only] © 1c. Aug. 23, 1929;
E unp. 10220; Norvin BH. Ozbun,
Flasher, N. D. 18056
I’m so happy; words by M. J. Rega,
music by Phil Starr. © 1c. Aug.
29, 1929; E unp. 10440; Mike J.
Rega, Mt. Pleasant, Pa. 18057
I’m sorry dear, won’t you forget;
words by W. Leary, music by Larry
KE. Goffin. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 3, 1929; EB unp. 9533 ;
Walter Leary, Los Angeles. 18058
I’m that way about you; words by
Stewart McDonald, music by Patri-
cia Allen. [Words and melody on-
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. §, 1929
18080
ly] © 1¢. Jan, 26, 1929;..H. unp.
3133; Patricia Allen Furbeck, New
York. 18059
I’m waiting dear, in lonliness[!] for
vou; words by Stella Callender, mu-
sic by H. A. Teshara. © 1c. Aug.
19, 1929; E unp. 10010; Edith Alma
Teshara, Santa Cruz, Calif. 18060
I’m waiting little girl for you; valse,
words and music by E. Holyoake,
of Canada. © 1c. Aug. 9, 1929; E
unp. 9747; Edith Holyoake, Guelph,
Ont. Canada. 18061
I’m wanting you; words and music by
wom, Brath/©O Auge: 3.1929 - 2 ¢.
Aug. 7; E pub. 8172; Jennie May-
hew Bratt, Portsmouth, O. 18062
I never harmed an onion, so why
should it make me cry; words by
Stephan Schlitzer [i. e. Stephen G.
Sehlitzer], music by W. H. Pevny;
pret) 1 ce. Aue. 11929: § uap.
9422; Walter H. Pevny, New York.
18063
I never knew I could be lonesome;
words and music by A. P. Iverson.
[Words and melody only] ©1e«.
Aug. 6, 1929; E unp. 9616; Arthur
Peter Iverson, Bridgeport, Conn.
18064
I. O. U.; words and musie by H. Or-
lob. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Aug. 30, 1929; E unp. 10447;
Harold Orlob, New York. 18065
TL. O2°U.; words and music “by W.
Smith. [Words and melody only}
© ¥ «Aus. "5; 1929: Hh unp. 9575;
Walter Smith, San Francisco.
18066
I only wish I had you with me last
night, honey; words and music by
Joe McCarthy and Jimmie Monaco.
@riAug. 12, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 1807H
pub. 8328; Irving Berlin, ine., New
York. 18067
I regret that I made you cry; words
and music by G. Wortman, arr. by
W. E. Simindinger. © 1c. Aug. 2,
1929; E unp, 9524; George Wortman,
Convoy, O. fe 18068
I remember the house wherein I was
born; words and music by YV. Tra-
vers. ©1c. Aug. 24, 1929; E unp.
10239; Valentine Travers, Corona,
oe ¥. 18069
I’se goin’ back; words and music by
E. L. Grimes, arr. by Josephine Din-
gee. ©l1c. Aug. 1, 1929; E unp.
9626; Emma Louisa Grimes, Mil-
ford, Del. 18070
I still belong to you; words and music
by W. McNeil, arr. by Carl Hand.
[Photostat] © 1 « Aus 17, Jo23;
E unp. 10045; William McNeil, Med-
ford, Mass. 1807]
I used to call you buddie, but now
you’re a stranger to me; lyric by
Smiles Jennings [pseud. of EH. P.
Jennings], music by Chas. L. John-
son. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1929; E unp.
10811; Edgar Petty Jennings, Sugar
Land, Tex. 18072
I’ve always wanted to call you my
Sweetheart; words and music by
Chick Endor, Harry Steinberg and
Eddie Ward. © May 29, 1929; 2. ¢.
May 31; E pub. 6961; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
18073
I’ve found my happiness; words and
music by S. Wienshienk © 1.¢.
Aug. 10, 1929; E unp. 9777; Sylvia
Wienshienk, Kansas City, Mo.
18074
I’ve got a feeling there’s somebody
else; fox-trot, words and music by
S. Epstein. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 26, 1929; E unp.
10288; Sidney Epstein, Boston.
18075
I’ve got. all of the habits of my dad;
words and music by D. Kindleberger.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 19, 1929; E unp. 10028; David
Kindleberger, Staten Island, N. Y.
2 18076
I wander wondering; words by Charles
Wilson Waller, music by J. B. Jack-
son. [Words and melody only] ©
te Aug. 23, 1929; E-unp: 10203;
James: Blake Jackson, Nashville.
18077
I; wanna do; words and music by A. J..
Petolino. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 29, 1929; E unp. 10417;
Anthony J. Petolino, Newark, N. J.
18078:
I wanna fall in love with you-hoo; fox.
trot, lyric and music by B. Nuccio,
jr: © 1. c. Aug. .5, 1929; Hi ruip..
9603; Bonaventura Nuccio, jr., East
Elmhurst, L. I., N. Y. 18079:
I want a bold caballero; from Under
a Texas moon, lyrics and music by
Ray Perkins; pf. and ukulele acc.
©: Augi- 16, 19295 2).c. Amgp.21: 5
pub. 8595; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 18080:
965
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18081
I want my old pal back; words and
music by M. Farkas. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Aug. 15, 1929;
E unp. 9896; Mary Farkas, Reading,
Pa. 18081
want to be a movie queen; words
and music by B. Weaver. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 15,
1929; E unp. 9905; Benjamin
Weaver, New Orleans. 18082
I want to be in Menomonie; words and
music by C. U. Later, arr. by Bauer
bros. © Aug. 238, 1929; 2 c. Aug.
28; E pub. 8747; Harmony pub. co.,
Menomonie, Wis. 18083
want to meet my friends in heaven;
hymn, words and music by Haskell
K. Meacham. © Aug. 24, 1929; 2 e¢.
Aug. 26; E pub. 8646; Charles A.
Lutz, York, Pa. 18084
want to see a little more of you;
words and music by A. Weiss. ©
1c) Aug, 2) 1929.) Bi unp.. 9457 ;
Adolphe Weiss, New York. 18085
I want you for my sweetheart; words
and music by I. W. Kirschbaum.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 8, 1929; E unp. 9680; Irving
W. Kirschbaum, Waterbury, Conn.
18086
I was made to love you; words by
Charles Tobias, music by Harold
Veo and Doris Tauber; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. © July
27, 1929: 2c. Aug. 27; E pub. 8677;
Mills music, inc., New York. 18087
I will never lose my head, unless it’s
over you; words by P. 8. Perkins,
music by J. F. Weir. © 1 c¢. Aug.
30, 1929; E unp. 10454; James F.
Weir and Philip S. Perkins, Syra-
cuse, N. Y. 18088
wonder; words and music by F.
Schu-ette. [Words and melody only ]
© 1c. May 8, 1929; E unp. 6536;
Florence Schu-ette, New York.
18089
wonder if you’re drifting too and
feeling blue; waltz, words and mu-
sic by Y. Depoise. © 1c. Aug. 17,
1929; B unp. 10036; Yvonne Depoise,
Deadwood, 8. D. 18090:
wonder if you still care; words and
music by L. L. Hill. ©1c. Aug. 27,
1929; E unp. 10347; Lela Long Hill,
Arcadia, Calif. 18091
wonder if you wonder too; words
by Ted Wooton, music by Samuel H.
Speck. New York City, Frank Har-
ding. © July 18, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 2;
b=
Leal
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—]
=
Lae!
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pt. 11, Ne "Ss, we 24
E pub. 8130; Theodore Wooton, Day-
ton, O. 18092
I wonder what is really on his mind;
from Paris, lyric by Al Bryan, music
by Eddie Ward; pf. acc., with uku-
lele arr. by W. C. Lindemann. ©
Aug. 12, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 13; E pub.
8360; George & Arthur Piantadosi,
inc., New York. 18093
I wonder why a woman will lie about
her age; words and music by C. R.
Young. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 8, 1929; E unp. 9677;
Constance Ruth Young, San Antonio.
18094
I wonder why they all smile at me;
words by M. L. Harris, music by
Harry Clifford.” © fe Aun a2
1929; EK unp. 9882; Margaret Lo-
retta Harris, Hamilton, Mont. 18095
Ich hatt’ nun mei trutschel; text aus
des Knaben wunderhorn, musik yon
Bruno Sttirmer, of Germany, op. 47,
no. 2; vierstimmigen mdnnerchor a
capella. 4to. © July 30, 1929; 1e¢@
July 23; E for. 6080; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany. 18096
Ich hoér’ so gern’ musik, wenn ich ver-
liebt bin! tango, worte von Robert
Gilbert, musik von Hans May, of
Austria. © Mar. 16, 1929; 1c. Aug.
26; E for. 6325; Alrobi musikver-
lag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 18097
Ich will dir rote nelken bringen-mein
schatz; foxtrott, text und musik yon
Harry Waldau, of Germany. ©
May 15, 1929; 1 ec. July 3; EH for.
6047; Edition Vuvag, verlag wu. ver-
trieb, a. g., Berlin. 18098
Idleness; waltz, by Walter Rolfe; pf.
© Aug. 12, 1929; 2 e Aug., 22; H
pub. 8573; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 18099
Tdolo mio; letra y musica de Conrado
Varela, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles; pf. [Photostat] © Aug.
6, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 8; E pyb. 82387;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 18100
If Holly would be good; words and
music by L. L. Hill. © 1c. Aug. 17,
1929: E unp. 9984; Lela Long Hill,
Areadia, Calif. 18101
If I could be like Thee; sacred song,
words by S. R. Braden, music by
Claude L. Fichthorn; high voice. ©
Aug. 12, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 22; E pub.
8567; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
18102
966:
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
18122
If I could win the world for Jesus;
hymn, words and music by Haskell
K. Meacham. © Aug. 24, 1929; 2 «.
Aug. 26; E pub. 8628; Charles A.
Lutz, York, Pa. 18103
If I had my druthers; words and mu-
sic by Paul Corbell and Harry K.
McClintock; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Augi A;.1929;'2 «. Aug.’5;°E pub.
8089; Villa Morét, inc., San Fran-
cisco. 18104
If I had my way; from Romance isle,
words by Rubey Cowan, music by
Gerry Sears; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Aug. 23, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 27; E pub.
8724; Famous music corp., New
York. 18105
If I had the moon; words and music
by M. B. Jones. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. Aug. 24, 1929; E
unp. 10258; Maude Barrigar Jones,
Medford, Or. 18106
If I owned all the world to-night, I’d
give it up all for you; ballad, words
by E. A. Roark, music by Samuel H.
Speck. New York City, Frank Har-
ding. © Aug. 1, 1929; 2c. Aug. 8;
E pub. 8180; Eunice Allison Roark,
McGehee, Ark. 18107
If it wasn’t for others you would have
been mine; words and music by E.
Holyoake, of Canada. © 1c. Aug.
26, 1929; E unp. 10292; Hdith Holy-
oake, Guelph, Ont., Canada. 18108
If love were all; from Bitter sweet,
words and music by Noél Coward,
of Great Britain. © July 2, 1929;
1c. July 29; E for. 6074; Chappell
& co., ltd., London. 18109
If the rest of the boys don’t want you;
words by B. L. Michel, music by
Samuel H. Speck. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Aug. 23, 1929; BE
unp. 10218; B. L. Michel, Granite
City, Ill. 18110
If to-morrow were yesterday and I
knew as much to-day; waltz, words
and music by Chas. E. Roat; orch.
pts! 4(6! "© “Aug! 282'1929" Dive,
Aug. 26: E pub. 8669; Chas. E. Roat
musie co., Battle Creek, Mich.
18111
If tomorrow were yesterday and I
knew as much today: words and
musie by Chas. E. Roat; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Aug. 20, 1929; 2 c. Aug.
17; E pub. 8450; Chas. HE. Roat mu-
sic co., Battle Creek, Mich. 18112
If ye love Me; anthem, words from
St. John 14, musie by R. Huntington
Woodman; mixed voices. 4to. ©
July’ 26, 1929; 2 ¢. July 31; E pub.
8052; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
18113
If you but knew how I love you; vals,
letra y musica por O. M. Beltran,
of Mexico, domiciled at New York;
pf. © 1c. Aug. 9, 1929; BH unp.
9822; Oscar M. Beltran, New York.
18114
If you didn’t ery, why should I; words
and music by Madaline Krell Reyn-
olds. [Words and melody only] ©
het Aug.i9;")1929' 1B) unpusST2e ;
Sophia Blanche Reynolds, Philadel-
phia. 18115
If you don’t know how to love, stay
away; words by Howard Butler,
music by Walter W. Newcomer.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Aug. 3, 1929; 2c. Aug. 8; E pub.
8181; Howard Butler, Miami, Fla.
18116
If you knew how my heart aches for
you; words and music by R. Lout-
zenhiser. © 1c. July 30, 1929; BE
unp. 9836; Roy Loutzenhiser, San
Mareos, Calif. 18117
If you only knew how I miss you, then
you would come back to me; words
and music by D. G. Spencer. [Words
and melody only]: © 1. Aug. 8,
1929; E unp. 9685; Dorothy G. Spen-
eer, Beverly, Kan. 18118
If you were true to me; words and
music by F. D. De Vol. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Aug. 6, 1929;
EK unp. 9612; Frank Denny De Vol,
Canton, O. 18119
In a kitchenette; fox trot, from The
gold diggers of Broadway, lyric by
Al Dubin, music by Joe Burke, arr.
by Archie Bleyer; dance orch. pts.
4to. © July 30, 1929; 2c. Aug. 3;
E pub. 8148; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 18120
In a little cottage, we'll start life
anew; words and music by C. Knud-
son and Leonard Smith. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 26,
1929: E unp. 10277; Clarence Knud-
son, Chicago. 18121
In a little Italian garden; words by
Douglas Furber, music by Westell
Gordon, arr: by William Stickles;
male voices. New York, Chappell-
Harms, ine. 4to: © Aug. 6, 1929;
2 c. Aug. 7; E pub. 8255; Harms,
ine., New York. 18122
967
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18123
pt. III, n. S., v. farcis
In a little Swiss chalet for two; lyric
by Robert Blake, music by Robert
Bagar; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Aug. 2, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 6; E pub.
8298 ; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
18123
In a three room flat for three; words
and music by C. Ide. [Words and
melody only] ©1ce. Aug. 28, 1929;
EH eunp. 10373; Charles Ide, Stoning-
ton, Conn. 18124
In an antique shop; suite for piano,
by S. Benkman. 1. A portrait of
Louis XIV. [3 others] ©1c. Aug.
19, 1929; E unp. 10047; Siegfried
Benkman, Oakland, Calif. 18125
In an Eastern garden; by Max
Darewski, of Great Britain, arr. by
J. HE. Andino; full orch. pts. © Aug.
38, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 2; E pub. 8522;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 18126
In an old. garden with you; words by
EK. A. Panzone, music by H. Orloff.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 6, 1929; E unp. 9610; Eugene
A. Panzone and Henry Orloff,
Boston. 18127
In an old Spanish town by the sea;
lyric and music by M. L. Taylor.
Indianapolis, Ind., Carlin music co,
© Aug. 8, 1929; 2c. Aug. 7; E pub.
8169; Mary Lyon Taylor, Indian-
apolis. 18128
In China land; words and music by
J. Lolli, arr. by Walter W. New-
comer. © Aug. 5, 1929; 2c. Aug. 5;
E pub. 8097; Joe Lolli, Pittston, Pa.
18129
In gloryland; words by EH. Sparks,
music by Harry Clifford. © 1 «.
Aug. 17, 1929; E unp. 10085; Essie
Sparks, Odenville, Ala. 18130
In Italy town; words and music by
F. P. Marini, of Italy, domiciled at
Los Angeles. © 1c. Aug, 20, 1929;
EH ounp. 10094; Frank P. Marini, Los
Angeles. 18131
In love with you means heaven to me;
words and music by M. Short. ©
1c. July 6, 1929; E unp. 9848; Mark
Short, Durant, Okla. 18132
In loving remembrance of my dear
father, J. C. Treadway; words by
L. Lipscomb, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 .«.
Aug. 10, 1929; E unp. 9759; Lillie
Lipscomb, Gadsden, Ala. 18133
In memory I am waiting for you;
words by M. K. Muller, music by
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. ©1e.
Aug. 21, 1929; E unp. 10107;
Michael K. Muller, Oakland, Calif.
18134
In mist and haze; cinema music, by
Edward Kilenyi; full orch. © Aug.
16, 1929; 2 ¢. ‘Aug. 16; E pub. 8415;
Sam Fox pub. ¢Co., Cleveland. 18135
In my dreams of Normandy; words
and music by E. H. Aumann. ©
1c Aug. 26, 1929; E unp. 10278;
Earl Henry Aumann, Centerline,
Mich. 18136
In my loving nest; words by W. Pinto,
music by Luther A. Clark. © 1.
Aug. 3, 1929; E unp. 9506; Walter
Pinto, Republic, Pa. 18137
In no uncertain terms; words by F. L.
Cooper, jr., music by John P. Sacco.
[Words and melody only] © 1..
Aug, 26, 1929; E . unp.,,. 10266;
Frederick L. Cooper, jr., New York.
18138
In our love canoe; words by C.
Turney, music by HE. Eby. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 24,
1929; E unp. 10252; Harl Eby and
Catherine Turney, Pasadena. 18139
In quiet places; suite of pf. duets, by
Arthur Kingsley, of Great Britain.
1. In quiet places. [3 others] ©
Aug. 24, 1929; 1 ¢. Aug. 22; E for.
6295; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd.,
London. 18140
In spite of all; words and music by
F. J. Shean. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Aug. 15, 1929; E unp.
9907; Frank Joseph Shean, Pitts-
burgh. 18141
In that morning’s holy hour; words by
H. S. Short, music by James A.
Bliss. Minneapolis, Minn., Short
pub. co. © Aug. 6, 1929; 2 ec. Aug.
12; E pub. 8335; Harriet Stowe
Short, Minneapolis. 18142
In the city that the Bible calls four-
square; words and music by HE.
Boone, harmony by Mrs. EH. Boone;
pf., [and] Just over on the other —
side; words and music by EH, Boone,
harmony by Mrs. E. Boone; mixed
voices. S8vo. © July 29, 1929; 2 c.
Aug. 12; E pub. 8352; Edward
Boone, Grand Rapids. 18143.
In the garden of dahlias with you;
words and music by A. E. Wilcox.
San Francisco, Standard publica-
tions. © Aug. 6, 1929; 2c. Aug. 13;
EH pub. 8310; Albert BR. Wilcox, San
Francisco. 181 44
968
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no, 8, 1929
In the magic garden; cinema music, by
C. Rybner, arr. by A. De Filippi;
full orch. pts. © Aug. 3, 1929; 2c.
Aug. 2; E pub. 8525; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 18145
In the morning, just at dawn; words
by D. Kestner, music by Luther A.
Clark. © 1c. Aug. 30, 1929; E unp.
10460; Denzil Kestner, Lovington,
Til. 18146
In the night time; words and music
by H. S..Kehm. © 1 c. Aug. 22,
1929; E unp. 10152; Horace Stevens
Kehm, Chicago. 18147
In the same old way; words and music
by E. H. Jeffery. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Aug. 15, 1929;
E unp. 9911; Ella Holman Jeffery,
Royal Oak, Mich. 18148
In the shadow of the cross; words by
Manford Evans, music adapted from
an old melody. Sherborn, Minn.,
Advance standard. © July 25, 1929;
2c. Aug. 22; E pub. 8605; Manford
Evans, Sherburn, Minn. 18149
In the twilight; meditation, by A. T.
Cotte.; “pi. © “Aug. "6, 1929: 2) c.
Aug. 12; E pub. 8341; Aletta Tollef-
son Cottet, Spokane, Wash. 18150
In the valley of the Yosemite; words
by M. A. Rodgers, music by Samuel
H. Speck. New York City, Frank
Harding. © July 18, 1929; 2 «.
Aug. 8; E pub. 8183; Margie A.
Rodgers, Palmyra, N. J. 18151
In the valley where the Snake River
flows; words and music by W. W.
Craner. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1929; HE
unp. 10296; Wallace W. Craner,
Buhl, Id. 18152
In trouble; cinema music, by Wm.
Frederick Peters, arr: by L. HE. De
Francesco; full orch. pts. © Aug.
3, 1929; 2 e. Aug. 2; EH pub. 8529;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 18153
In you all my dreams come true; fox
trot from Heigh-ho, lyric by Dolph
Singer, music by Harry Von Tilzer;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Aug,. 23,
1929; 2 ec. Aug. 26; E pub. 8739;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 18154
In you all my dreams come true; from
Heigh-ho, words by Dolph Singer,
music by Harry Von Tilzer. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 8,
1929; E unp. 9708; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 18155
In your arms; lyrics by Mary Ricca
Compton. music by Emile Ricca [i.
e. E. L. Ricca] ©1c. Aug. 5, 1929;
E unp. 9546; Emile Louis Ricca, San
Jose, Calif. 18156
18167
Independence day; words by B. F.
Murray, music by Larry E. Goffin.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Aug. 16, 1929; E unp. 9929; Benja-
min F. Murray, San Diego, Calif.
18157
Indian dance and ritual; by Justin
Hlie, of Haiti, domiciled at New
York; pf. © July 30; 1929; 2 «.
Aug. 2; E pub. 8065; Belwin, inc.,
New York. 18158
Inez Chavez Garcia; letra y musica de
Bernarda Montoya, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los. Angeles; pf. 8vo. [Pho-
tostat] © Aug. 6, 1929; 2 c Aug.
8; E pub. 8210; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 18159
Inno di Roma; di Giacomo Puccini,
istrum. di Nuccio Fiorda, of Italy;
orch. parti con pf. conduttore. 4to.
© June 22, 1929; 1c. July 10; E for.
5571; Casa musicale Sonzogno, s. a.,
Milan. 18160
Instructor for the Hohner diatonic
harmonica; by Sam A. Perry. ©
Sept. 6, 1929; 2c. Sept. 12; aff. Sept.
11; AA 22982; Belwin, inc., New
York. 18161
Instrumental unisons; by Mortimer
Wilson, op. 94; orch. and pf. bk. 2.
© Aug. 23, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 27; E
pub. 8686; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 18162
Invocation 4 la fontaine; de Le mas,
paroles et musique de J. Canteloube,
of France. © July 19, 1929; 1 e¢.
Aug. 9; E for. 6255; Heugel, Paris.
18163
Invocation to the sun; words by G.
Hubi-Newcombe, music by Harold
Greenhill, of Great Britain; in E
flat. © Aug. 2, 1929; 1 ce Aug. 10;
E for. 6045; Phillips & Page, Lon-
don. 18164
Ireland mother’s Ireland; words and
music by H. S. Gillis, of Canada.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Aug. 2, 1929; E unp. 9478; Helena
Sw.ft Gillis, Point Edward. N. §S.,
Canada. 18165
Irene, you know what I mean; words
and music by A. Chasanow. [Chords,
single staff] © 1c. Aug. 15, 1929;
E unp. 9922; Abraham Chasanow,
Philadelphia. 18166
Irish lullaby ; by M. Yuill; pf. © Aug.
19, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 19; E pub. 8449;
Shattinger piano & music co., St.
Louis. 18167
72364294 969
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18168
Is she making a fool out of me; words
by Lester Cole, music by D. Baffa.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Aug. 9, 1929; E unp. 9731; Dominic
Baffa, Los Angeles. 18168
Isabella ; lyric by Lewis & Young [i. e.,
Sam Lewis and Joe Young], music
by Cliff Hess. © Aug. 7, 1929; 2 ¢.
Aug. 10; E pub. 8276; Remick music
corp., New York. 18169
Israel, awake! hymn, words by J. A.
Stevens, music by Henry de Fluiter.
© May 10, 1929; 2 c. July 26; E
pub. 8133; James Adams Stevens,
Washington. 18170
Isthar; tone poem, by R. S. Stough-
ton; organ. © Aug. 10, 1929; 2 «¢.
Aug. 14; E pub. 8390; White-Smith
music pub. co., Boston. 18171
It ain’t killed nobody yet; words and
music by Al Miller, arr. by Jas.
Alston. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 1, 1929; E unp. 9439;
State street music pub. co., ine.,
Chicago. 18172
It looks like it’s gonna be me; words
by Will Mahoney, music by Coly
Worth [i. e. Coleman Worth], and
R. Geraghty. [Words and melody
only] © 1.¢. Aug. 5, 1929; E unp.
9579; Robert Geraghty, Brooklyn.
18173
It’s bad for your soul; words and
music by Helen Savage and Walter
Melrose. [Words and melody only]
© 1-c. Aug. 26, 1929; E unp. 10286;
Melrose bros. music co., ine., Chi-
cago. 18174
It’s nice like that; words and music
by Will Lyams. © 1 c¢« Aug. 1,
1929: E unp. 9436; State street music
pub. c¢o., ine., Chicago. 18175
Italian dance; arr. by Helen Mac-
Gregor; 2 pfs., 8 hands. © Aug. 12,
1929; 2 c. Aug. 22; E pub. 8578;
G. Schirmer, inec., New York. 18176
Itt az iras; words and music by P.
Szarvas; pf. ©1ec. Aug. 20, 1929;
E unp. 100738; Paul Szarvas, Pitts-
burgh. 18177
Ja, im hotel zum paradies ....; fox-
trot, text von Fritz: Rotter, musik
von Anton Profes, of Germany. ©
Jan. ..2,° 1929-1 'c, PAug, 2: Jae,
6003; Roehr, a. g., Berlin. 18178
Jalousie:
Brunel,
boston, arr.
of France;
de Raymond
orch. parties,
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24.
avec pf. conductor. 4to. © July
30, 1929; 1 c. July 31; E for. 6021;
Société anonyme des éditions Ri-
cordi, Paris. 18179
Japanese bridal march; by
Friml; pf. 4to. © May 10, 1929;
2c. June 1; E. pub. 6634; Kalmus
filmusic-edition, New York. 18180
Japanese romance; by André Coquin;
melody with pf. ace. © 1 ec. Aug.
20, 1929; EK unp. 10082; André Co-
quin, New York. 18181
Jasmine; syncopated impression, by
Billy Mayerl, of Great Britain, op.
84; pf. © Aug. 23, 1929; 1 e@. Aug.
22; E for. 6294; Keith, Prowse & co.,
ltd., London. 18182
Jazz Serenade; orchestral piece, by W.
Busé. © 1c. Aug. 5, 1929; E unp.
9621; William Busé, New York.
18183
Jazz theme and variations; by Claude
Lapham, op. 15; pf. © June 10,
1929; -2.:c.. June, 13; BE. pubagi@s
Crawford music corp., New York.
18184
Jeanne; words by Leon Shapiro [i. e.
L. E. Shapiro] and Arthur Litt,
music by L. EH. Shapiro, arr. by
Julian Goodstein. © 1c Aug. 8,
1929; E unp. 9666; Leon Edward
Shapiro, Trenton, N. J. 18185
Jeannette; words and music by G. P.
Blackburn. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 28, 1929; E unp.
10855; George P. Blackburn, Port-
land, Me. 18186
Jerry for short; waltz, from the play
Jerry for short, words and music
by Fiske O’Hara; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Aug. 12, 1929: 2 c. Aug. 14;
E pub. 8384; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 18187
Jesus keeps me singing; hymn, words
and music by R. W. Hazlitt. ©
June 7, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 19; EH pub.
8442; Raymond W. Hazlitt, Phila-
delphia. 18188
Jesusita; letra y musica de Bernarda
Montoya, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles; pf. Svo. [Photostat] ©
Aug. 6, 1929; 2.c. Aug. 8;, EB pub.
8192; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
18189
Jimmy, why don’t you come back;
words by M. Mitchell, music by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1929: E unp. 9761;
Martha Mitchell, Lacey, Ia. 18190
970
Rudolf -
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
18211
Joe, you’re too slow; words by B. M.
Hawk, music by Alice I. Judd.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Aug. 17, 1929; E unp. 9999; Betty
Morrison Hawk, Brooklyn. 18191
John Barleycorn; from Song of the
West, lyrics and music by Ray
Perkins; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
mas. 2) "1929""2e. Aus 6o Epub.
8249; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 18192
John the drunkard; words and music
by B. Samberg. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Aug. 26, 1929;
E unp. 10284; Benjamin Samberg.
Brooklyn. 18193
Joost-a moost-a be something about
me; words and music by E. R. Mey-
ers. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Aug. 20, 1929; E unp. 10090;
Evelyn Russell Meyers, Brooklyn.
18194
Joy bells; Christmas service, words by
Valeria R. Lehman and others, mu-
sic by Broughton Edwards and
others. 8vo. © Oct. 13, 1928; 2 «.
and aff. Sept. 14, 1929; AA 24102;
Tullar-Meredith co., New York.
18195
Joy Street waltz; from Joy Street,
melody by Con Conrad, Archie Gott-
ler and Sidney D. Mitchell. ©1e.
May “25, 1929; EH unp. “7085: De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.,
New York. 18196
Juanita; theme song of Dark skies,
lyric by Walter Sheridan, music by
Lee Zahler and Walter Sheridan;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Aug. 16,
17S. 2 en Aue. Ls” pub... Sars
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 18197
Juanita; words by B. Krichinsky, mu-
sic by Basil Sadler. © 1c. Aug. 2,
1929; E unp. 9515; Benny Krichin-
sky, Baltimore. 18198
Judea; selection of traditional Hebrew
melodies, compiled and ed. by Joseph
G. Halter. of Great Britain, arr. by
Murgatroyd Farrar, of Great Brit-
ain; orch. pts., with 1st violin con-
ductor. © Aug. 12, 1929; 1 c. Aug.
8; E for. 6039; Meyer De Wolfe,
London. 18199
Julie; words and music by W. J. Gor-
don and P. C. Hayes. [Words and
melody only] ©1ce. Aug. 10, 1929;
E unp. 10054; William J. Gordon
and Percy C. Hayes, Valley Stream,
Bot, Ne 18200
Jumping jimminy; from The street
singer, words by Graham John, mu-
sic by Niclas Kempner; pf. and uku-
lele ace. New York, Shubert music
pub. corp. © Aug. 7, 1929; 2c. Aug.
9; E pub. 8348; Shubert theatre
corp., New York. 18201
June bride; words and music by N. J.
Clesi. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1929; E unp.
9783; Nicholas Joseph Clesi, New
Orleans. 18202
Junior high entrance march; by Mabel
Madison Watson; pf. © Aug. 15,
1929 3.:20¢. \Aug:17; E: pub. 8504;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
18203
Just a flower; words by Francis J.
Wells, music by P. M. Starr. ©1e.
Aug. 24, 1929; E unp. 10270; Perry
Martin Starr, Long Beach, Calif.
18204
Just a little dairy for Mary and me;
from MHeigh-ho, words by Dolph
Singer, music by Harry Von Tilzer.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Aug. 8, 1929; E unp..9711; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 18205
Just a little fond affection; words by
Edgar Leslie, music by Everett Lyn-
ton, of England. New arr. © Apr.
19; 1928°°2 ¢c! Apr. 6, 1929; HE pub.
4846: De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine., New York. 18206
Just a little love song; words by J.
Seidor, music by M. Jacobi. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 8,
1929: E unp. 9670; Julius Seidor and
Martin Jacobi, Cleveland. 18207
Just a song; words by Ted Roese, mu-
sic by Virginia Ruth Blevins. ©
t Se, Aug. 12,1929; ugp: “9766;
Theodore Roese, Youngstown, O.
18208
Just a vision of my mother; words by
E. Miller, music by B. M. Hale. ©
1 ec. Aug. 12, 1929; E unp. 9782; Etta
Miller, Spencer, Ind. 18209
Just another kiss in the moonlight;
words and music by A. A. Choffe.
[Words and melody only] © 1c.
Aug. 23, 1929; E unp. 10215; Augus-
tus A. Choffe, Jersey City. 18210
Just another night like the other night
with you: words by Harry Kelly,
music by H. Oblinger. © 1c. Aug.
6, 1929; E unp. 9588; Harry Oblin-
ger, San Francisco. 18211
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18212
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
Just be glad; words and music by
Polly and Anna [pseuds. of Helen
and Mary Stuart] and Cal De Voll;
pf. and ukulele ace. (In Polly and
Anna song book) © July 10, 1929;
2c. Aug. 12; E pub. 8306; Forster
music publisher, inec., Chicago.
18212
Just because you’re you; words and
music by L. L. Hill. ©1c. Aug. 27,
1929; E unp. 10348; Lela Long Hill,
Arcadia, Calif. 18213
Just blame it on me; words by J. HE.
Haeckel, music by P. Burmeister.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 5, 1929; E unp. 9580; Julius EH.
Haeckel and Paul Burmeister, St.
Louis. 18214
Just drifting along; words and music
by Joe Hollowed [i. e., J. D. Hol-
lowed] ©1c. Aug. 28, 1929; E unp.
10386; Joseph Daniel Hollowed, Los
Angeles. 18215
Just for me; words and music by W.
Wilbert. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 2, 1929; E unp. 9489;
Walter Wilbert, New York. 18216
Just goofy; by Jack Pettis and Irving
Mills; pf. © July.:22, 1929; 2.c.
Aug. 27; E pub. 8673; Gotham music
Service, inec., New York. 18217
Just hear them play; words and music
by C. J. McElroy. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. Aug, 10, 1929; E
unp. 9763; Charles Jas. McElroy,
Long Island City, N. Y. 18218
Just like you; words and music by B.
R. Mosby. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1929; BE
unp. 10064; Bayard R. Mosby, Kan-
sas City, Mo. 18219
Just some one to love; waltz, words by
C. and R. Sayles, music by Sylvester
L. Cross. © Aug. 3, 1929; 2 c. Aug.
9; E pub. 8269; Clarence and Ray
Sayles, Willapa, Wash. 18220
Just whisper I love you; words by
Jay Gorney and Edgar Harberg,
music by F. Kinsley. © 1c May
28, 1929; FE unp. 7254; Frederick
Kinsley, New York. 18221
Just you alone with me; words and
music by D. Kent. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Aug. 2, 1929;
E unp. 9454; Donald Kent, New
York. 18222
Just you and I; foxtrot song, words
by George Davage, music by P. H.
Post, jr. © 1e July 18, 1929; B
unp. 9640; Perey Henry Post, jr.,
Elizabeth, N. J. 18223
Just you and I: words and music
by F. Natale. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 22, 1929; E unp.
10148; Frank Natale, Pittsburgh.
18224
Just you, just me; from Marianne,
lyric by Raymond Klages, music by
Jesse Greer; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by Hank Linet. New York,
Robbins music corp. © Aug. 9,
1929; 2 ec. Aug. 18; BH pub. (85835
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York... 18225,
Keep on looking around; words and
music by M. J. Maslanka, arr. by
HKrnest Shonfield; pf. and ukulele
ace. © 1c Aug. 6, 1929; E unp.
9591; Michael J. Maslanka, Cleve-
land. 18226
Keep that school-girl complexion;
words and music by T. Diorio. © 1
e; Aug. 15, 1929; 5. unp, \9920-
Thomas Diorio, Torrington, Conn.
18227
Keep the roses in your garden; words
and music by ‘Medley Barrett,
Thomas McGhee and Joan Reid, all
of Great Britain; pf. acc., with uku-
lele arr. by Harry Bell. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © June 7,
1929; 1c. July 20; E for. 5987;
Medley Barrett music co., ltd.,
London. 18228
Keep your overcoat open; words and
music by Mae [i. e. Max Rutchik]
and Lennie [i. e. Leonard Whitcup]
and Walter G. Samuels; in G.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 19, 1929; E unp. 10024; Gene
Austin, ine. New York. 18229
Keep your overcoat open, you don’t
belong to me; words by M. Rutchik,
music by Walter G. Samuels and
Leonard Whitcup; in F. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Aug. 2,
1929: E unp. 9634; Max Rutchik.
New York. 18230
Kentucky boy; words and musie by
B. R. Mosby... ©.1¢ July 25, 1929;
E unp. 95538; Bayard R. Mosby.
Kansas City, Mo. 18231
Keystone athletic club song; words
and music by Armand J. P. Van-
dermyn. © May 10, 1929; 2 c. Aug.
8; E pub. 8177; Armand J. P.
Vandermyn, Pittsburgh. 18232
Kiss (A) for a rose; words and music
by G. W. Thompson. New York
972
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
City, Frank Harding. © July 31,
1929; 2 ec. Aug. 2; E pub. 8124;
George W. Thompson, Beaver Falls,
Pa, 18233
Kiss me; from Bitter sweet, words and
music by Noél Coward, of Great
Britain. [English and French text]
© July 2, 1929; 1 e July 29; BE for.
6073 ; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
18234
Kiss me with your eyes; words by
Haven Gillespie, music by Raymond
B. Eldred; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
muse. 25, 1929: 2c. Aug..27; Ei pub.
$672; Villa Moret, inc., San Fran-
cisco. 18235
Kissing my sweetheart goodbye; words
by William Plantiko, music by V.
Plantiko. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Aug. 6, 1929; 2c. Aug.
16; E pub. 8418; Viola Plantiko,
Stevens Point, Wis. 18236
Kittens at play; petite valse animato,
by Bert R. Anthony; pf. .© June
29, 1929; 2 e. Aug. 5; E pub. 8092;
Anthony bros., Fall River, Mass.
18237
Kleine (Hine) frau fehlt dir im
friihling ; slowfox, aus Prosit Gipsy!
gesangstexte von Beda, musik von
Robert Gilbert, of Germany, arr.
von Walter Borchert. © May 1,
Po, 1).c. Aug, 6; Efor., 5999;
Wiener bohéme-verlag, Vienna.
18238
Knees; fox trot, words and music by
HK. Holyoake, of Canada. © 1 «.
July 5, 1929; E unp. 9629-; Edith
Holyoake, Guelph, Ont., Canada.
18239
Knicknacks ; rythmatie odditty, by Gus
Nager [pseud. of A. J. Neger]; pf.
© 1c. July 13, 1929; E unp. 9637;
August J. Neger, Brooklyn. 18240
Kodaly (Z.) Adagio; von. Z. Kodaly,
arr. von Erno Por, both of Hungary;
orch. stimmen, mit pf. direction und
violino 1° direction. © June 10, 1929;
1c. Aug. 26; E for. 6327; Musikalien-
handlung Alberti, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 18241
Konzert fiir kleines orchester mit
cembalo oder klavier; von Wilhelm
Maler, of Germany, op. 10. Parti-
tur. © July 30, 1929; 1c. July 23;
E for. 6031; B. Schott’s sodhne,
Mainz, Germany. 18242
Konzertstiick in F-moll; fiir klavier
mit begleitung des orch., von C. M.
von Weber, op. 79, ausgabe mit unter-
legtem zweiten klavier von Eduard
18253
Mertke, nach den ausftihrungen von
Hans v. Biillow u. Franz Liszt, neu
hrsg. von Willy Rehberg, of Switzer-
land. © July 4, 1929; 1c. July 16;
E for. 6086; Steingriber-verlag,
Leipzig. 18243
Kozak Petruszka; melody by P.
Humeniuk. © 1c. Aug. 3, 1929;
E unp. 9527; Paul Humeniuk, New
Work, 18244
Krakowiak z polka; by J. Wyskowski.
© 1c. Aug. 30, 1929; E unp. 10448;
John Wyskowski, Omaha, Neb.
18245
Kremlin (Kpemap); Russian legend
words and music by Anna M.
Kluchansky. © Aug. 14, 1929; 2.
Aug. 15; E pub. 8400; R. L. Hunt-
zinger, ine., New York. 18246
Krieg (Der) hat ein ende; walzerlied,
by P. Miller, ist B flat cornet.
1 ce. Aug. 19, 1929; E unp. 10017;
Peter Miiller, Philadelphia. 18247
Kiichler (Ferdinand) 100 etiiden ftr
die anfangs-und mittelstufe des
violinspiels; hrsg. von F. Kichler,
of Germany. hft. 1: © Feb. 15,
1929 53:1. ‘ess May (25 .E)- for. 4288 ;
Gebruder Hug & co., Leipzig. 18248
Ladies of the town; from Bitter
sweet, words and music by Noél
Coward, of Great Britain. © July
2, 1929: 1 .¢. July. 29; H for. 6075;
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 18249
Lady of my dreams; words and music
by T. Jay and N. Jay. ©1c. Aug.
2, 1929; E unp. 9461; Tillie Jay and
Nancy Jay, Richmond Hill, L. L,
Nios 18250
Lady (The) of Shalott; poem by
Tennyson, set to music by A. Gibbs,
of Great Britain; mezzo-sop. solo,
and sop. and contralto cho. London,
J. Curwen & sons, ltd. © Aug. 20,
1929. te.) Aue: FSS Hl efor. Saad:
Armstrong Gibbs, Danbury, Essex,
England. 18251
Lamento; par Louis Abbiate, of
France, op. 109; violoncelle et orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
© July 4, 1929; 1 e. Aug. 9; E for.
6262; Ch. Hayet, Paris. 18252
Lamento drammatico; photoplay mu-
sic, by R. Drigo, of Italy; full orch.
pts. © Aug. 3, 1929; 2 c Aug. 2;
E pub. 8068; Sam Fox pub. Co.,
Cleveland. 18253
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18254
Lamento ranchero; letra de EHEinesto
M. Cortazar, musica de R. Bell, of
Mexico, domiciled at Los Angeles;
pf. © 1. Aug. 12, 1929; E unp.
9788; Ricardo Bell, Los Angeles.
18254
t.amigtOwka; polka, by J. Biega; 1st
violin. © 1c. Aug. 6, 1929; E unp.
9583; John Biega, Perth Amboy,
IN. lt 18255
Lamps of the dusk; words by Arnold
Banks, music by Gordon Balch
Nevin; high or med. voice. © Aug.
12, 1929 ;.2 c..Aug; 22; pub. 8581;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 18256
Lancashire love; from The show of
shows, written and composed by Dan
Leno, jr., of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug. 6,
1929; 1 ¢ Aug. 7; E for. 6094;
B. Feldman & co., London. 18257
Land o’ promise; words by E. B. Han-
sen, music by Thomas de Graffen-
ried. ©1c. June 17, 1929; E unp.
9957; Ethel Bellinger Hansen. Ingle-
wood, Calif. 18258
Land (The) of jazz; words by Greg
Williamson, music by Jack Wiggin
fi. ec J. L. .Wiggin. Words and
melody only] ©1e. Aug. 10, 1929;
E unp. 9756; John L: Wiggin and
Gregory Williamson, New York.
18259
Land of romance and flowers; words
and music by H. P. Huffaker. ©
1 .c. Aug...8,. 1929; H. unp. 9695;
Harold Phillip Huffaker, Visalia,
Calif. 18260
Land of the longleaf pine; words by
C. P. Paul, music by Samuel H.
Speck. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 23, 1929; E unp. 10221;
Carolyn P. Paul, Wilmington, N. C.
18261
Largo; di Virgilio Mortari, of Italy;
violino, o violoncello, e pf. © Aug.
T, 1929: 7 Gy Ave. 9: By tor (GES :
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 18262
Lass (The) near the Glascae Cross;
words and music by J. Murray. ©
1 ec. Aug. 8, 1929; E unp. 9693; Joe
Murray, New York. 18263
Last night in dreamy slumberland;
waltz ballad, from On with the
show, 1929, words by Edgar Leslie,
music by Jos. Geo. Gilbert, of Great
Britain; pf. acec., with banjulele
banjo and ukulele arr. by Alvin D.
Keech. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
pt. 114; S., V. 24
tions] © July 26, 1929; 1 ¢. July
31; E for. 6079; Lawrence Wright
music co., London. 18264
Last night, you said you loved me;
words and music by T. A. Colletti.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Aug. 26; °1929° 7H * ony eee
Thomas Anthony Colletti, Brooklyn.
18265
Lay (A) of Killarney; by lLucina
Jewell; pf. © Aug. 12, 1929; 2 ec.
Aug. 22; E pub. 8569; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 18266
Lazy girl: words and music by Hlsie
May Willson, arr. by Art Hicks. ©
Aug. 24, 1929; 2 c. Aug: 26; °—) pub:
8665; Cincinnati music pub. co..
Cincinnati. 18267
Lebell (Ludwig) Two pieces; ‘acc.
arr. by L. Lebell, of Great Brjtain ;
violin and pf. 1. Aria; by Gemi-
niani—2. Gavotta; by G. F. Hindel.
© Aug. 3, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 5; E for.
6027 ;.Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
18268
Lebwohl! ich ktiss’ noch einmal deine
hinde! tango, text von Beda, musik
von Richard Fall, of Austria. ©
May 17,'1929; 1 ¢c.” Aug.-6;E for.
5994; Wiener bohéme-verlag, Vienna.
18269
Lehm op; marsch, von August Noack,
of Germany; pf. © May 8, 1929;
1 Go sully 3; Hh ‘tor: 80S eee
Tonger, Cologne/Rh., Germany.
7 18270
Leone; words and music by E. D.
Shiner. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 15, 1929; E unp. 9903;
Emerson D. Shiner, Western, Neb.
18271
Let me be your sweet heart; words by
B. Gordon, music by Mrs. Braxton
Gordon [i. e., G. L. Gordon] ©1e.
Aug. 14, 1929; E unp. 10408; Brax-
ton Gordon and Gay Little Gordon,
Paducah, Ky. 18272
Let me dream in your arms again;
words by Jos. Geo. Gilbert, music by
Horatio Nicholls, of Great Britain;
pf. ace., with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Aivin D. Keech.
| Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
July 26, 1929; Lic. July):31; >Hi for.
6081; Lawrence Wright music Co.,
London. 18273
Let me dream my life away; words
and music by H. P. Huffaker. ©
1c. Aug,'8,, 1929;:;Hi.unp! 9696;
Harold Phillip Huffaker, Visalia,
Calif. 18274
974
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS: ) 9) >
no. 8, 1929.
18296
Let me haye my dreams; from On
with the show, by Grant Clarke and
Harry Akst, arr. by Ed. Smaille;
mixed voices. 4to. © July 22, 1929;
2c. July 26; E pub. 8286; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 18275
Let me have my dreams; from On
with the show, by Grant Clarke and
Harry. Akst, arr. by Jean Olivier:
band orch. pts., with solo B flat
cornet conductor. obi. 24mo. ©
July 30, 1929: 2 c. Aug. 3; E pub.
8146; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
18276
Let me play with your yo-yo; words
and music by L. Darby. [Photostat]
© 1c. July 11, 1929; E unp. 9401;
Lou Darby, Shreveport, La. 18277
Let me tell you that I love you; words
and music by S. Wienshienk. © 1c.
Aug. 10, 1929; E unp. 9778; Sylvia
Wienshienk, Kansas City, Mo. 18278
Let’s; words and music by Jean Tal-
bot. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1929; E unp.
9774; Ruth Sylvia Keil, Hoilywood.
; 18279
‘Let’s be pals; words and music by J.
Weiss. © 1c. Aug. 2,.1929; E unp.
9462; Juliette Weiss, New York.
18280
Let’s do it again; words and music by
H. Wenker. © 1 c. Aug. 14, 1929;
E unp. 9889; Henry Wenker, Jersey
Corey INS cs 18281
Let us drink to the girl of my dreams;
from The minstrel man, words and
music by L. Wolfe Gilbert and Abel
Baer. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Aug. 7, 1929; E unp. 9648; De
Sylva, Brown and Henderson, inc.,
New York. 18282
Let us go; words by Margaret Cross-
man, music by Mrs. Charles Powell,
arr. by Geo. C. Felch.-.© Aug: 1,
1929; 2 c. Aug. 2; E pub. 8144; Etta
G. Powell, St. Johnsbury Centre, Vt.
18283
Let your life be full of days; hymn,
words and music by Haskell K.
Meacham. © Aug. 24, 1929; 2 e.
Aug. 26; E pub. 8636; Charles A.
Tutz, |) York: \ Pa. 18284
Liberty .bell; .words and music by
Haskell K. Meacham; mixed voices.
© Aug. 24, 1929; 2 c.. Aug.. 26; E
pub. 8640; Charles A. Lutz, York.
Pa: 18285
Liebling (Der) der kénigin: operette
in 3 akten, von Julius Wilhelm und
Kurt Robitschek, musik von Ralph
Collins [pseud. of Rudolf Kattnigg],
of Austria; klavierauszug mit text.
© 1c. July 23,1929; D unp. 27555;
Wiener operetten-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Vienna. 18286
Lieblings klinge; landler, by P. Miil-
ler; ist B flat cormet. © 1c. Aug.
19, 1929; E unp. 10020 ; Peter Miiller,
Philadelphia. 18287
Ligtria; marcia di A. T. Tustelli, of
Italy, domiciled at New York; pf.
© 1c. Aug. 14,1929; E unp. 10870;
Angelo T. Tustelli, New York.
: 18288
Lily; valse, letra de Abraham Olvera,
musica de T. Cruz, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at New York. ©1c. June 25,
1929; E unp. 9544; Trinidad Cruz,
New York. 18289
-Lindy-Anne; words and music by A.
Henderson. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 2, 1929; E unp.
9494; Addie Henderson, Houston.
18290
Listen love; words by C. O. Hailey,
music by William James Hewlett.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 38, 1929; E unp. 7510; Carmel
O’Neill Haley, Brooklyn. 18291
Little (The) angel band; old negro
song, adapted and arr. as pt.-song,
by G. <A. Grant-Schaefer; mixed
voices. 4to. © Aug. 28, 1929; 2 c¢.
Aug. 30;~ E° pub. 8752; Arthur’ P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 18292
Little (The) black goat; words. by
Kathleen Millay, music by P. R.
rey. er Aue. ob 1929 2-6.) Aue ee
E pub. 8082: Philip Rockel Frey,
Springfield, O. 18293
Little Bo-Peep; unison song, words
anon., music by Felix White, of
Great Britain. 4to. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Aug. 10, 1929;
ie. Aug. 138; H for. GIOG; Keith,
Prowse & co., Itd., London. 18294
Little (A) boat song; by Ella Ket-
terer; pf., with words. © Aug. 15,
1929: 2 c. Aug. 17; Biipub: (8506;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
18295
Little (The) brown shack in the West;
words by B. EH. G. Fouch. musie by
Robert Van Sickle. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Dec. 28, 1928; H
unp. 2334; Betty Elizabeth Grant
Fouch, Klamath Falls, Or. 18296
9795
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18297
Little (The) bugler; march character-
istic, by Bert R. Anthony, op. 155;
pf. © June 29, 1929; 2 ¢ Aug. 5;
E pub. 8094; Anthony bros., Fall
River, Mass. j 18297
Little (The) drummer; march, by
Horace E. Dowell, of Great Britain ;
pf. no. 5. (Jn Hawkes’ new march
album) © July 23, 1929; 1c. Aug.
5; E for. 6011; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) Itd., London. — 18298
Little flute girl, play me your love
song; words and musie by A. Maro-
vich. ©1c. Aug. 17, 1929; E unp.
10031; Anne Marovich, Berkeley,
Calif. 18299
Little friends meet; by Renée Miles,
op. 30, no. 4; pf. © Aug. 12, 1929;
2c. Aug. 23; E pub. 8733; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 18300
Little Italy; from suite, Sketches of
New York, by Hugo Riesenfeld, arr.
by Adolf Schmid; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. © June 12, 1929; 2 «.
July 13; E pub. 8429; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 18301
Little (A) love song that you sang to
me; words and music by C. N. Akey.
Wisconsin Rapids, Wis., American
music pub. co. © Aug. 12, 1929; 2c.
Aug. 14; E pub. 8401; Cleve N. Akey,
Port Edwards, Wis. 18302
Little maid of Japan; oriental nov-
elty, by William A. Taylor; pf. ©
June 29, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 5; E pub.
8095; Anthony bros., Fall River,
Mass. 18303
Little melody; words and music by
T. J. Quigley. [Words and melody
only] ©1ec. Aug. 10, 1929; E unp.
9814; Thomas Joseph Quigley, Pitts-
burgh. 18304
Little painted lady; words and music
by L. K. Edwards. © 1c. Aug. 12,
1928; E unp. 9801; Lola K. Edwards,
Beaumont, Tex. 18305
L'ttle pal and schoolday sweetheart ;
words by' G. Thulen, musie by Rich-
ard Broughton. © 1 c¢« Aug. 26,
1929; E unp. 10272; Gladys Thulen,
Flint, Mich. 18306
Little (A) prayer; two-part anthem,
words and music by Bernard Ham-
blen. New York, Chappell-Harms,
inc. 4to. © Aug. 6, 1929; 2 ¢ Aug.
7; E pub. 8254; Harms, ine, New
York. 18307
Little rose of my heart; words by
S. L. Clark, music by Fred Ahle-
Little sweetheart ;
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
feld. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Aug. 2, 1929; E unp. 9523; Susan
L. Clark, Nedrow, N. Y. 18308
Little (A) southern town; words and
music by A. EH. Frandsen. [Words
and melody only] © 1e. Aug. 21,
1929; E unp. 10132; Annie HK. Frand-
sen, Moline, Ill.
Little (The) stars at eventide; words
by Herbert J. Brandon, music by
Charles Huerter; med. voice.
Aug. 12, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 22; EH pub.
8589; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
18310
Little suite; by Patrick Barrow, of
Great Britain; pf. 1. Canzonetta.
[2 others] © July 8, 1929; 1 «.
July 23; E for. 6064; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, Itd., London.
18311
Little sweet my soul; words by Anne
Page Heriot, music by Ernest Mel-
vin, of Great Britain. © June 17,
1929; 1 ec. Aug. 2; E for. 6056; Ber-
ners music co., ltd., London. 18312
words by F. C.
Price, music by Samuel H. Speck.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 23, 1929; E unp. 10222; Flor-
ence C. Price, Easton, Pa. 18313
Livin’ in a world of dreams; fox trot
ballad, words by A. Bing, music by
Harry Clifford. © 1c. Aug. 6, 1929;
E unp. 9590; Alfhild Bing, Milwau-
kee. 18314
Livre (Le) pour Jean; suite pour pf.,
par Maurice Thiriet, of France. Re-
cueil. 1. Prélude. [4 others] ©
July,,.4,. 1929.4. 1..¢,, Aug. 9; Miter,
6276; Ch. Hayet, Paris. 18315
Liza, I’ll be waiting when the sun goes
down; by Eddie Gray, orch. by
George J. Trinkaus; vocal orch. pts.
4to. © Aug. 14, 1929; 2c. Aug. 17;
E pub. 8590; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 18316
Lloyd (Frederic E. J.) Five Christ-
mas carols; mixed voices. 4to. 1.
With a simple heart. [4 others] ©
Aug. 24, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 26; E pub.
8625; Boston music co., Boston.
18317
Lock a ray of sunshine in your heart;
fox-trot ballad, lyric and music by
Frank Ottenson, of Great Britain;
pf. ace., with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Keech. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © July 15,
1929; 1 ec. July 29; E for. 6067; As-
cherberg, Hopwood & Crew, lItd.,
London 18318
976
18309
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
Locust bloom; words and music by
J. J. Caskey. ©1c. Aug. 12, 1929;
E unp. 9816; Jessie J. Caskey, Leb-
anon, Ky. 18319
Log cabin blues; words and music by
C. F. Mathieu. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Aug. 1, 1929; E ump.
9426; Carl Ferdinand Mathieu, New
York. 18320
Lonely; words and music by H. Wes-
terville, arr. by A. Westerman. ©
1c Aug. 24, 1929; E unp. 10256;
Henry Westerville, Kalamazoo, Mich.
18321
Lonely; words and music by R. Fait,
arr. by Phil Starr. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. May 25, 1929; E
unp. 7123; Ruth Fait, Greensburg,
Pa. 18322
Lonely and lonesome; fox trot, words
and music by A. J. Mattie, arr. by
S. A. Herman; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Aug. 3, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 9; E pub.
§268; Andrew i: Mattie, Kingston,
jag? 18323
Lonesome gal; words by R. P. Spiker
and Ducky Yontz, music a Ree.
Spiker; pf. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1929; EB
unp. 9653 ; Roger Perry See Co-
lumbia City, Ind. 18324
Lonesome just for you: words and
music by F. Schu-ette. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 8, 1929;
E unp. 6537; Florence Schu-ette,
New York. 18325
Lonesome little doll; from Snap into
it, words by Rubey Cowan, music by
Phil Boutelje. © Aug. 2, 1929; 2 ¢.
Aug. 3; E pub. 8148; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 18326
Longing for the days of childhood;
words and musie by D. R. Dowell.
© 1c. Aug. 8, 1929; E unp. 9834;
Della Reams Dowell, Wake Forest,
NYC, 18327
Longing for you; words by E. L. Ren-
tie, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. Aug. 24,
1929; E unp. 10247; Esther L. Ren-
tie, Tusas, N. M. 18328
Lookin’ hot and keepin’ cool; fox trot,
from Heigh ho, lyric by Dolph Sin-
ger, music by Harry Von Tilzer; pf.
and ukulele acc. :© Aug. 23, 1929;
2c. Aug. 26; E pub. 8738; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 18829
Lookin’ hot and keepin’ cool; from
Heigh-ho, words by Dolph Singer,
18340
music by Harry Von Tilzer. [Words
and melody only] © Aug. 8, 1929;
EK unp. 9714; Leo Feist, ine., New
York. 18330
Looking for some one like you; words
and music by G. Clifford. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 23,
1929; E unp. 10208 ; Gordon Clifford,
Los Angeles. 18331
Looking over my pictures of memories ;
words by P. A. Montroy, music by
Luther A. Clark. © Aug. 20, 1929;
2c, Aug.,22,;; BE. pub. 8557; Philip A.
Montroy, Jennings, La. 18332
Lord (The) is King; anthem, words
from Psalm 93, music by R. Hunting-
ton Woodman; mixed voices. 4to.
© July 26, 1929; 2 c. July 31; E pub.
8053; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 18333
Lord, Thou alone art God; full an-
them, music by Cuthbert Hatris, of
Great Britain; mixed voices, with
organ ace. 4to. © Aug. 9, 1929;1¢.
Aug. 18; E for. 6103; Banks & son,
York, England. 18334
Lord’s (The) prayer; text from Mat-
thew 6, music by Leon Abbott Hoff-
meister. 1. High voice. 2. Low
voice. © July 13, 1929; 2 c. each
Aug. 7; E pub. 8538; R. L. Huntzin-
ger, inc., New York. 18335
Lost in a sea of memories; words by
R. E. Lee, music by Samuel H.
Speck. New York, Frank Harding.
G@) .luly, 22.1929: 2 «. July 292)
pub. 8038; Robert Enoch Lee, West
Monroe, La. 18336
Lost in London town; cho., text by W.
H. O., music by Raymond Earle
Mitchell, arr. by Don Wilson; sop.,
alto and bar. 4to. © Aug. 27, 1929;
2c. Aug. 28; E pub. 8696; Sam Fox
pub. co., Cleveland. 18337
Lost you; words by Henry Myers and
Dan Walker, music by G. Carbonara.
© 1c. Aug. 12, 1929; E unp. 9827;
Gerard Carbonara, Woodside, L. I.,
ey, 18338
Louie Woo; words and music by A.
M. Akanes. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 17, 1929; E unp.
9990; Alfred Martin Akanes, New
York. 18339
Louisiana; words by F. U. Salley, mu-
sie by Josephine M. Haskell. © 1.
Aug. 26, 1929; E unp. 10287; Flor-
ence U. Salley, Providence, R. I.
183840
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18341
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Lovable and sweet; from Street girl,
words by Sidney Clare, music by
Oscar Levant: pf. and ukulele acc.
© July 24, 1929; 2 c. July 31; EB pub.
8138; Harms, inc., New York. 18341
Lovable rogue; from Heigh-ho, \vords
by Dolph Singer, music by Harry
Von ‘Tilzer. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 8, 1929; E unp.
9704; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
18342
Love; words by Elsie Janis, music by
Edmund Goulding, of Great Britain,
domiciled at Santa Monica, Calif.
©1e. July 31, 1929; E unp. 9620;
Gloria productions, ine., Culver City,
Calif. 18343
Love ain’t nothing but the blues; from
Road show, lyric by Joe Goodwin,
musie by Louis Alter. © 1c. Aug.
15, 1929; E unp. 9916; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., Culver City, Calif.
18344
Same, © 1 ‘c.: July 23, 1929;
E unp. 9838; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., Culver City, Calif. ~ 18345
Love chant; words and music by C.
Ide. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ce. Aug. 28, 1929; E unp. 10875;
Charles Ide, Stonington, Conn.
18346
Love (A) divine; waltz, words by
Charles Wilson Waller, music by
J. B. Jackson. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Aug. 23, 1929; E unp.
10202; James Blake Jackson, Nash-
ville. 18347
Love divine; words by Robert A. Si-
mon, music by Carl Millegram and
Joseph Meyer; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Aug. 14, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 16; HB
pub. 8469; Harms, inec., New York.
18348
Love (The) dream of my heart; waltz,
words by EH. H. Armstrong, music by
Burrell Van Buren. Walkerville,
Ont., Canada, Armstrong pub. house.
© July 23, 1929; 2 « Aug. 15; E
pub. 8396; E. H. Armstrong, Walker-
ville, Ont., Canada. 18349
Love is a dance; waltz song, words
by Emelie Osnes, music by C. G.
Encor. New York City, Frank Har-
ding. © July 15, 1929; 2c. Aug. 8;
E pub. 8184; Emelie Osnes, Readlyn,
Ta. 18350
Love is a dream, a paradise; words
by L. Gooch, music by Samuel H.
Speck. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 23, 1929; EB unp, 10217;
Lena Gooch, Browning, Mo. 18351
Love is a wand’rer; words and music
by C. B. Richardson. © 1 c. Aug.
8, 1929; E unp. 9673; Caroline B.
Richardson, Waco, Tex. 18352
Love is like a tiny flower; words and
music by J. D. Uhlik. [Words and
melody oniy] ©1c. Aug. 19, 1929;
EK unp. 10075; Jessie Davis Uhlik,
Los Angeles. 183538
Love me, love my dog; from Heigh-ho,
lyric by Dolph Singer, music by
Harry Von Tilzer. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Aug. 8, 1929;
EH unp. 9702; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 18354
Love (A) nest, a Sunset and you; lyric
and music by V. M. Clary. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 14, 1929; E unp. 9883; Veva
May Clary, Lansing, Mich. 18355
Love’s in my heart; lyric and music -
by Caro Roma. © Aug. 16, 1929;
2c. Aug. 21; E pub. 8602; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 18356
Love, your spell is everywhere; words
by Elsie Janis, music by HE. Goulding.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 2, 1929; E unp. 9469; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 18357
Lovely one; words by Happy Felton,
music by W. R. Watson, jr. ©1 ¢.
Aug. 14, 1929; E unp. 10061 ; William
Roger Watson, jr., Columbia, S. C.
18358
Lovers duo; from Battle of the ladies,
lyric by Clifford Grey, music by Her-
bert Stothart. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1929;
E unp. 10324; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., Culver City, Calif. 18359
Lovers lane; words and music by M.
Fischer and S. Gray. © 1 e¢. Aug.
22, 1929; E unp. 10144; Margaret
Fischer and Sara Gray, Hollywood.
18360
Lover’s moon; words by G. F. Nero,
music by Harry Jay. © Aug. 12,
1929; 2 c. Aug. 14; E pub. 8714;
George Frank Nero, Salt Lake City.
18361
Lovers spoontime; words and music
by G. F. Gaumond. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Aug. 15, 1929;
E unp. 9897; George F. Gaumond,
Sanders, Id. 18362
Love’s drifting; words and music by
J. S. Thomas. [Words and melody
only] ©l1e. Aug. 28, 1929; E unp.
10368; J. Sterling Thomas, Wayne,
Pa. 18363
978
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wn ot ee lie t See
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
Love’s old sweet song; arr. by Carl
Richter; pf.) Of Aug. 22,\1929 » 2c.
Aug. 23; E pub. 8620; Bach music
co., Boston. 18364
Love’s paradox; words by Cecil Fan-
ning and Vernon Shannon, music by
Francesco B. De Leone; in F. ©
Aug. 15, 1929; 2 ce. Aug. 17; E pub.
8484; Theodore Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 18365
Lovin’; words and music by F. W.
MacAfee. © 1c. July 13, 1929; BE
unp. 9409; Franklyn Winfield Mac-
Afee, Detroit. 18366
Loving you; words and music by F. H.
Quinn and Agnes Marie Kearn. ©
1 ec Aug. 2, 1929; E unp. 9490;
Frank Henry Quinn, Jamaica Plain,
Mass. 18367
Low and blue; words and music by
Lew Tobin [i. e. Louis Tobin] ©
ime. Aug. 9, 1929: Hy unp. 10175;
Louis Tobin, Belmont, Mass. 18368
Ludwig and his drum; words and mu-
sic by C. Kritzler. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Aug. 20, 1929;
E unp. 10315; Charles Kritzler,
Brooklyn. 18369
Luftslottet; vals, text och musik:
Anselm Ostenberg, of Sweden; pf. ©
June 30, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 27; E for.
6338: Karl W. Magnusson, Malm,
Sweden. 18370
Lullaby; words and music by L. L.
Hill. ©1c¢. Aug. 27, 1929; E unp.
10349; ,.Leia Long Hill, Arcadia,
Calif. 18371
Luli; tango, letra de Juan Francisco
Esquivel, mtisica de Manuel Bricefio,
of Venezuela, domiciled at New
York. © Aug. 2, 1929; 2c. Aug. 19;
E pub. 8440; Sol music co., New
York. 18372
Lupe; vals de Pascual Corral. of
Mexico, domiciled at San Diego;
pf. [Photostat] © Aug. 6, 1929;
2 ce. Aug. 8; E pub. 8227; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 18373
Lupe mia; or, Tiger Rose, melody by
J; P. sonnson. © 1 jc."\FJune 1.1929 :
E unp. 7374; Justin Porter Johnson,
Los Angeles. 18374
Lustigen (Die) weiber von Windsor;
ouverture, von QO. Nicolai, arr. yon
Leopold Weninger, of Austria;
orch. stimmen, mit pf. 0. organ direc-
18385
tion u. violino 1 direction. © July
20, 1929: 1 c. Aug. 13; E for. 6148;
D. Rahter, Leipzig. 183875
Lyric sonata; by Armstrong Gibbs, of
Great Britain, op. 63; violin and pf.
© July 23, 1929; 1 ce. July 20; E for.
5977; Armstrong Gibbs, Danbury,
Essex, England. 18376
M’entendez-vous ainsi? poésie de Jean
Cocteau, musique de Marcel Delan-
noy, of France. © July 19, 1929;
1 «. Aug. 9; E for 6253; Heugel,
Paris. 18377
M. N. F.; canzone black bottom, di
Vittorio Mascheroni, of Italy;
piccola orch. parti. 4to. © July 6,
i929 77 ve. Aue. tos fi tor 62022
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 18878
Macchina (La) e concettina; versi e
musica di G. EF. Pizzolante ([i. e.
Francesco Pizzolante], of Italy,
domiciled at New York. [ Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 24,
1929; E unp. 10257; Francesco Piz-
zolante, New York. 18379
Macedonian (The) call; hymn, words
and music by E. N. Sanctuary.
Awe. 15, 1929 +°2)-e) Aug 2h; pub:
85387; Eugene N. Sanctuary, New
York. 18380
Madonna’s lullaby; lyric by J. B.,
Menkes, music by Frank E. Moor.
© Aug. 24, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 26; E
pub. 8666; Jacob B. Menkes, New
Castle, Pa. 18381
Madrigal (A) of sleep; words by Eva
Mary Grew, music by Hubert Brown,
of Great Britain, op. 33. © Aug.
8, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 9; E for. 6196;
Swan & co. (Music publishers) Itd..,
London. 18382
Magic (The) maker; episode of the
West, musical comedy in a _ pro-
logue and 2 acts, books and lyrics
by John Clark Kendel and Josephine
K. Kendel, music by Josephine
Knowles Kendel; mixed _ voices.
Vocal sc. © Aug. 3, 1929; 2 c. Aug.
5; D pub. 27552; Willis music co.,
Cincinnati. — 18383
Magic waltz; words and musie by
By, S-Hite; ©! 1 Je). Ages. 1929):
E unp. 10011; Edward Spaulding
Hite, Chicago. 18384
Magical (The) moonlight; words by
Horatio Powell, music by L. C.
Hitzen. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1929; E unp. 9995;
Louis C. Hitzen, New York. 18385
979
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18386
oo
Magnificant [and] Nunc. dimittis;
music by Gordon Slater, of Great
Britain; mixed voices, with organ
ace.) Ato. (©) Apr. 25,7 1829R) ae.
Aug. 16; E for. 6123; Oxford usi-
versity press, London. 183586
Magnificant [and] Nune dimittis;
music by W. Lovelock, of Great
Britain; mixed voices, with organ
ace, 4t0. "© Apr. a 1929 2 ot
Aug. 16; E for. 6124; Oxford uni-
versity press, London. 18387
Maid of the mist; lyric and musie by
M. L. Taylor. Indianapolis, Ind.,
Carlin music co. © Aug. 3, 1929;
2.16: AU Ci he Om. ol. . | eeviamy,
Lyon Taylor, Indianapolis. 18388
Maisie; words and music by M.
Tornich. San Francisco, Barnes
music publisher. © Aug. 26, 1929;
2 .¢. Ang, 28: EK) pub. Sf183.. Mary
Tornich, San Francisco. 18389
Mamma chi luna; versi e musica di P.
Cittarella, of Italy, domiciled at
Long Island City, N. Y¥. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Aug. 38,
1929; E unp. 9536; Paul Cittarella,
Long Island City, N. Y. 18390
Man-bird Lindy; words by C. M.
Huntington, music by Luther A.
Clark. © July 26, 1929; 2 c. Aug.
9; E pub. 8273; Charles M. Hunting-
ton, East Randolph, N. Y. 18391
Man kann beim bier, mein schatz,
genau so gliicklich sein! marsch,
text von Fritz Rotter und Engel-
bert Milde, music von EH. Milde, of
Germany, klay. arr. von Nico Dostal,
of ‘Austria. ‘© -“Apr. 9, 1929; 1° c.
Aug. 26; E for. 6323; Alrobi musik-
verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 18392
Manabozo; opera in 8 acts, 1st pt. of a
trilogy entitled The wampum belt,
by FE. Neilson, music by William
Lester, op. 80. © July 1, 1929; 2 «¢.
Aug. 2; D_ pub. 27549; Francis
Neilson, Chicago. 18393
Manana transparente; letra y musica
de Bernarda Montoya, of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles; pf. 8vo.
[Photostat] © Aug. 6, 1929; 2 c.
Aug. 8; E pub. 8198; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 18394
.Manifold (The) grace of God; words
by Louis H. McKelvy, music by
W.’ S. ‘Johnson. “Svo," > ©: Aueied,
1929 5; 2'c. Aug. 14°. Bye pub, wae.
Wallace S. Johnson, Kenosha, Wis.
18395
é
\
pt. 111, 'n.8., v.24
Marcella ; waltz, by David Coate; band
pts. 4to. © Aug: 17. 1929; 2 «¢.
Aug. 24; E pub. 8651; Fillmore bros.
¢o., Cincinnati. 18396
March of the goblins; by Charles HB.
Overholt; pf. © Aug. 15, 1929; 2e¢.
Aug. 17; E pub. 8483; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 18397
March (The) of the golden soldiers;
by R. M. Forkish. © 1 ¢. Aug. 24,
1929; E unp. 10274; Robert Morris
Forkish, Washington. 18398
March of the spiders; by Eric Marco,
of Great Britain, arr. by A. De
Filippi; full orch. 4to. © Aug. 27,
1929 ; 2 c. Aug. 28; E pub. 8698; Sam
Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 18399
Marche des communiers brugeois;
par Léon Du Bois, of Belgium; pts.
for odeon and salon-orch. 4to. ©
June 14, 1929; 1 c. June 10; E for.
5081; Aug. Cranz, g. m. b. h., Leip-
zig. 18400
Marche francaise; par J. M. Zoubaloff,
of France; pf. © July 4, 1929; 1 ¢.
Aug. 9; E for. 6268; Editions
Maurice Sénart, Paris. 18401
Marche francaise; par J. M. Zoubaloff,
transcription pour harmonie ou fan-
fare par Pierre Dupont, of France;
parties, avec conducteur si bémol.
© July 4, 1929; 1 «. Aug. 9; H for.
6264; Editions Maurice Sénart,
Paris. 18402
Marche pompeuse; by William Becker,
of Germany; .,pf. .ne0.4 3.
Hawkes’ new march album) ©
July 23, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 5; Hi for.
6009; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.,
London. 18403
Marching onward day by day; by
Frederic Groton, op. H, no. 1; pf.
© Aug. 12, 1929; 2c. Aug. 23; E pub.
8728; Oliver Dits6n co., Boston.
18404
Mardelia Dee; words and music by
J. G. Witham. © Aug. 10, 1929;
2c. Aug. 26; E pub. 8648; Jerome
Gardner Witham, New York. 18405
Maria Congetta; words and music by
G. Costantino. © 1c. Aug. 29, 1929;
E unp. 10438; Gabrielle Costantino,
W. Roxbury, Mass. 18406
Maria Margarita: by Pascual Corral,
of Mexico, domiciled at San Diego,
Calif. ; pf. 8vo. [Photostat] ©
Aug. 6, 1929; 2 c Aug. 8; E pub.
8196; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
18407
980
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
Marianina; words and music by Joe
McCarthy and Jimmie Monaco. ©
Aug. 30, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 31; E pub.
8762; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
18408
Marianna; melody by Jack Golden
me. J. I. Golden] ©t'c. Aug: 3,
1929; E unp. 9534; John Irving
Golden, New York. 18409
Marianne; from the photoplay, words
by Roy Turk, music by Fred HB.
Ahlert. © Aug. 17, 1929; 2 c. Aug.
19; E pub. 8488; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine., New York. 18410
Marika; theme song of The Hungarian
rhapsody, words by Allen Stuart,
music by Wm. Frederick Peters; pf.
ace. with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © Aug. 27, 1929; 2 ¢.
Aug. 28; E pub. 8700; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 18411
Marine; poésie de Georges Gabory.
musique de Marcel Delannoy, of
France. © July 19, 1929; 1 c Aug.
9; E for. 6251; Heugel, Paris. 18412
Marino (El) ; letra y musica de Rafael
Gomez, of Mexico, domiciled at San
Diego, Calif.; pf. [Photostat] ©
Aug. 6, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 8; E pub.
$212; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
18413
Marjanka; rysk valsserenad, text:
Sven-Olof Sandberg, musik: Peter
Lebedjeff, of Sweden; pf. [Swedish
and Danish text] © Aug. 5, 1929;
1 ec. Aug. 27; E for. 6340; Edition
Sylvain, Stockholm, Sweden. 18414
Maruca; by Jesus J. Peralta, of
Mexico, domiciled at El Paso; pf.
[Photostat] © Aug. 6, 1929; 2c.
Aug. 8; E pub. 8232; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 18415
Maruska; motivo del film, versi di G.
Giannini, musica di Dino Rulli, of
Italy. Roma, Casa editrice musicale
C. Franchi. 4to. [Words and
melody only] © Mar. 2, 1929; 1 «.
Aug. 8; E for. 6036; Italian book
co., New York. 18416
M-a-r-y, I love y-o-u; words and music
by Mack Gordon and Max Rich; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Aug. 5, 1929;
2c. Aug. 6; E pub. 8098; Gordon &
Rich, ine., New York. 18417
Mary I love you truly; words and
musie by F. Viggiani. [Words and
melody only]
E unp. 10377;
York.
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1929;
Frank Viggiani. New
18418
18429
Maryana; theme song of The cossacks,
words and music by Ted Pola and
Hddie Brandt; pf. aec., with banju-
lele banjo and ukulele arr. by Keech.
© Mar. 5, 1929; 1 c. Mar. 18, 1 «¢.
June 6; E pub. 5924; Billy Thor-
burn music pub. co., ltd., London.
18419
Mas (Le) ; duo du 8"° acte, paroles et
musique de J. Canteloube, of France.
© July 19, 1929; 1c. Aug. 9; E for.
6257; Heugel, Paris. 18420
Masquerade; lyric by Vivian Yeiser
Laramore, music by La _ Droffas
[pseud. of P. S. Safford] © 1.
June 20, 1929; E unp. 9962; Pearl
Sinclair Safford, Miami, Fla.
18421
Master’s (The) way; humility, hymn,
words by John E. Charlton, music
by G. W. Wilson. © Aug. 6, 1929:
2c. Aug. 10; E pub. 8277; George
W. Wilson, Maplewood, N. J. 18422
Mattinata; di Franco Vittadini, of
Italy ; violino e pf. © Aug. 7, 1929;
1 c. Aug, 9; E for. 6192; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 18423
Mauricette; by S. Clarence Trued, op.
10, 0-1): ne ©) July, 27, 1929\- Dua
July 29; E pub. 8059; Bendix pub.
co., Lineoln, Neb. 18424
Maxie Zweeble taxi, flying herring
aate: comic song, words and music
by C. W. Ingold. New York City,
Frank Harding. © July 10, 1929;
2 ce. Aug. 8: E pub. 8178; Clarence
W. Ingold, Brooklyn. 18425
Maybe; words and music by A. J. Peto-
lino. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ¢. Aug. 29, 1929; E unp. 10413;
Anthony J. Petolino, Newark, N. J.
18426 ©
Maybe I’m wrong; words and music
by Max Rutchik. Leonard Whitcup
and Walter G. Samuels. [Words
and melody only] © 1e. Aug. 19,
1929: E unp. 10026; Gene Austin,
ine., New York. 18427
Maybe I’m wrong; words by M. Rut-
chik, music by Walter G. Samuels
and Leonard Whiteup. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. July 29, 1929;
E unp. 9408; Max Rutchik, New
York. 18428
Mazatlan; letra y musica de Pablo G.
Rosas, of Mexico, domiciled at San
Diego, Calif. Svo. [Photostat] ©
Aug. 6 1329: 2 © Adesso. fy pub.
8209; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
18429
981
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18430
pt. 117, n. S., v. 24
Mazie, brown eyed daisy; words by H. | Memories of you; lyrie by Helene and
Broyles, music by Chas. L. Johnson.
© 1 ¢«. Aug. 23, 1929; E unp. 10206;
Elizabeth Broyles, Southwest City,
Mo. 18430
Me and my buddy; words by Jack Yel-
len, music by Milton Ager. © 1c.
Aug. 27, 1929; E unp. 103817; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver City,
Calif. 18431
Mechanical toys; by Renée Miles, op.
30, no. 6; pf. © Aug. 10, 1929; 2 c.
Aug. 23; E pub. 8735; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 18432
Meditation; by I. Roubleff, of Great
Britain, domiciled at New York; 1st
violin, oboe (violin), ’cello, pf. and
organ. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1929; E unp.
10060; Inna Roubleff, New York.
18433
Méditation-earillon; by William’ Les-
ter; organ.) ,©, Aug. 12, 1929; (2c.
Aug. 22; E pub. 8564; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 18434
Meet me at the fair, Chicago 19383;
words and music by J. Valeauda. ©
1c. July 10, 1929; E unp. 9643; Joe
Valeauda, Chicago. 18435
Melancholy ; words by Ben Ryan, mu-
sic by Lou Handman; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by L. C. Williams. ©
Sept: 3, 1929; 2 ce. Aug. 31; E pub.
8760; Handman, Kent & Goodman,
inec., New York. 184386
Melodie joyeuse; by R. A. Taylor, op.
2ino) 2° pe. “©i lie, Awg4s, 1929:
EK unp. 9510; Russell A. Taylor,
Berea, O. 18437
Memorial roses; words by L. HE.
Thompson, music by Richard
Broughton. © 1 ec. Aug. 16, 1929;
HK unp. 9942; Lulu E. Thompson,
Mitchell, 8S. D. 184388
Memories bring tears; valse, words
and music by E. Holyoake, of Can-
ada. ©1c. Aug. 9, 1929; E unp.
9748; Edith Holyoake, Guelph, Ont.,
Canada. 18439
Memories of days gone by; words by
V. M. Morton, music by Samuel H.
Speck. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1929; E unp. 10219;
Viola M. Morton, Joplin, Mo. 18440
Memories of the Susquehanna; words
by H. H. Neitz, music by Geo. L.
Rothermel, op. 126. © July 27,
1929; 2 c. July 29; Epub. 8165;
Horace H. Neitz, Port Trevorton, Pa.
18441
98
Denise Chotas, music by Nick E.
Chotas; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by Harvey Samuels. © May 17,
1929; 2 c. Aug. 28; E pub. 8688;
Kendis, Gusman & Samuels, ine.,
New York. 18442
Memories that fade away; by R.
Sears; melody with pf. acc. ©1e.
Aug. 13, 1929; E unp. 9854; Robert
Sears, Aberdeen, Md. 18443
Men of Grotto; words and music by
Jo Tyler [i. e. Joseph Tyler, jr.] ©
July 11, 1929; 2 ec. July 11; E pub.
8134; Joseph Tyler, jr., Pittsburgh.
18444
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Ludwig
Felix) Cradle song; ed. and arr. by
H. J. Tandler; pf., 1st violin, cello,
violin obbl. and bass. © July 8,
1929; 2c. July 8; E pub. 8111; Wal-
ter A. Quincke, Los Angeles. 18445
Mensajera (La) ; cancion popular Mex-
icana, words and music by Cyrano
J. Estoses, of Mexico, domiciled at
El Paso. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 2, 1929; E unp. 9472;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 18446
Mercedes, tendras perd6n; bolero, letra
y musica arr. por H. Torres. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 14,
1929; E unp. 9884; Heriberto Torres,
New York. 18447
Merry Christmas songs; for boys and
girls, compiled by J. H. Fillmore. ©
Aug. 22, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 24; aff.
Aug. 26; AA 28501; Fillmore bros.
co., Cincinnati. — 18448
Mexico (The) blues; words and music
by J. A. Sutton. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1«. Aug. 2, 1929; E
unp. 9487; James A. Sutton, Clark-
dale, Ariz. 18449
Mi chata; cancion popular mexicana,
letra y musica de Martin M. Mar-
tinez, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles; pf. 8vo. [Phototstat] ©
Aug. 6, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 8; E pub.
8191; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
18450
Miama babe; fox trot, words by C. S.
Cassanelli, music by David Dexter
and Joseph Harris. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Aug. 2, 1929;
E unp. 9464; Charles Siro Cassa-
nelli, New York. 18451
Midnight finds me dreaming; words
and music by E. Holyoake, of Can-
ada. © 1c. Aug. 9, 1929; H unp.
9
_
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
9749 ; Edith Holyoake, Gueiph, Ont.,
Canada. 18452
Midnight (The) ride; by Dana Su-
esse, orch. by A. E. Cafarella; orch.
pts. © Aug. 9, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 13;
E pub. 8460; Atlas music corp., New
York. 18453
Mignon; words by H. Gilbert, music
by Dena Caryl. [Words and mel-
Oay only! 1 ¢ Aug. 14, 1929;
E unp. 9874; Harry B. Gilbert, New
York. 18454
Milford (Robin) Four miniature
songs; by R. Milford, of Great Brit-
ain, op. 16. 1. The brown bowl. [3
others] © July 11, 1929; 1 c. Aug.
16; E for. 61383; Oxford university
press, London. 18455
Military doll; words and music by
Henry Lodge, Willie Raskin and Al
Hoffman. [Words and melody only]
©1e Aug. 16, 1929; E unp. 9941;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
18456
Minneapolis, city beautiful; words and
musie by L. W. Colgrove. © July
3, 1929; 2 ec. July 5; E pub. 8027;
Laura Walker Colgrove, Minneapo-
lis. . 18457
Minor (The) song; melody by Mickey
Hart [i. e. A. W. Hart] -© 1.
Aug. 26, 1929; E unp. 10307; Adel-
bert W. Hart, Preston, Id. 18458
Minuet; by Frank Blachford, of Can-
ada; violin and pf. © Aug.. 28,
1929; ‘1 ‘ec. Aug. ‘26; . E’ for. .6348;
Frederick Harris co., London.
18459
Minuet; by Reuven V. Kosakoff; pf.
© Aug. 26, 1929; 2 c.,Aug. 24; EB
pub. 8662; Schroeder & Gunther,
ine., New York. 18460
Minuet; from Platée, by Jean-Philippe
Rameau, transcribed by Samuel Lif-
schey; violin, viola or ’cello, with
pf. acc. © Aug. 12, 1929; 2c. Aug.
22; E pub. 8563; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 18461
meenvett. by BB. E. Stone, 1" pl... an
E flat major. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1929;
E unp. 9765; Byron F. Stone, jr.,
San Francisco. 18462
Minuetto; from the 18th century, arr.
and ed. by G. Francesco Malipiero,
of Italy; pf.; in A. © July 18, 1929;
2c. July 20; E pub. 8262; Theodore
- Presser co., Philadelphia. 18463
18473
Mirage; by George E. Ceiga; organ.
(Jn American organ quarterly, v. 10,
no. 30, July 1929) © July 29, 1929;
= & July..31; Ey pub) (Sl ip HOw.
Gray co., New York. 18464
Mis pretendientes; letra y musica de
Luis Llaneza, of Spain, domiciled at
New .York; pf. ©. 1 «., Aug. 17,
1929; E unp. 9997; Luis Llaneza,
New York. 18465
Miss meal cramp blues; words and
music by Spencer Williams. [Chords,
single staff] © 1c. Aug. 7, 1929;
FH unp. 9651; Georgia music co., New
York. 18466
Miss Wonderful; from Paris, lyric by
Al Bryan, music by Eddie Ward; pf.
ace., With ukulele arr. by W. C. Lin-
demann. © Aug. 12, 1929; 2 c. Aug.
13; E pub. 83856; George & Arthur
Piantadosi, inc., New York. 18467
Missa itifantis Jesu; text from the
Catholic church, music by John
Farnsworth; 1, 2, 3 or 4 voices. 4to.
© Aug. 22, 1929; 2 c Aug. 27; E
pub. 8670; M. L. Nemmers, Milwau-
kee. 18468.
Mississippi blues; by H. C. Barnett;
pf. [Photostat] © 1 ¢. May 18,.
1929; E unp. 6893; Harold C. Bar-
nett, New York. 18469:
Mississippi dry; from Show girl, lyric
by J. Russel Robinson, music by Vin-
cent Youmans; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Aug. 19, 1929; 2 c Aug. 20; HB
pub. 8535; Vincent Youmans, inc.,
New York. 18470:
Mississippi moon; waltz ballad, words
and music by Pamela Terese, of
Australia. © Jume 17, 1929; 1c.
Aug. 22; E for. 6344; Allan & co.,
proprietary ltd., Melbourne, Austra-
lia. 18471
Mit einem herzen darf man _ nicht
spielen! slow-fox, text von Fritz
Rotter und A. Robinson, musik von
Luigi Bernauer, of Austria, klav. arr.
von Nico Dostal, of Austria. © May
2A, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 26% E for, 6324 ;
Alrobi musikverlag,
Berlin.
Mixed drinks; characteristic theme, by
Joseph Engleman, of Great Britain ;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor and
violin 1 direction. © June 7, 1929;
1c. Aug. 22; E for. 6300; Bosworth
& co., Leipzig. 18473
983.
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18474
Monday (Willie) Two little pieces;
by W. Monday, of Great Britain;
pf. 1. Valse miniature. [1 other]
© Aug. 1, 1929; 1¢. Aug. 12; E for.
6158; Joseph Williams, ltd., London.
18474
Monday’s child; dance cycle for chil-
dren, music by J. Greenwood, of
Great Britain, dances arr. by Mar-
garet Greenwood; pf. London, J.
Curwen & sons, ltd. © Aug. 10,
1929; 1 ce. Aug. 12; E for. 6118; John
Greenwood, Brighton, Hngland.
18475
Monkey-man (The); duet or two-pt.
cho., words by Edmund Vance Cooke,
music by Dorothy Lee, arr. by Don
Wilson. 4to. © Aug. 27, 1929; 2 c.
Aug. 28; E pub. 8694; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 18476
Montmartre Rose; fox-trot, by Tommy
Lyman, special recording arr. by Ted
Lewis; orch. pts., with words. ©
Aug. 20, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 21.; E pub.
8552; Edward B. Marks music ¢o.,
New York. 18477
Moonlight, a love song and you; words
and music by Ted Koehler and
Frank Magine; pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by W. C. Lindemann. © Aug.
6, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 18; E pub. 8361;
George & Arthur Piantadosi, inc.,
New York. 18478
Moonlight and balcony; lyric by Le
HKtta Dart and B. Butler, music by
B. Butler. © Aus. 23, 1929: 2 c.
Aug. 26; E pub. 8668; Benny Butler,
Ponea City, Okl. 18479
Moonlight and you; words by Louise
Paquette, music by R. Lowe, jr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ec.
Aug. 1, 1929; E unp. 9446; Richmond
Lowe, jr., Akron, O. 18480
Moonlight on Nice; fox trot, by Henry
Gillet, of France; pf. © Dec. 31,
A928: 1 4e.4 Mar. 15, sho2O rainy) fax
3196; Delrieu fréres, Nice. 18481
Moonlight. shine tonight; by R. Sears;
melody with pf. acc: Pier Awe.
13, 1929; E unp. 9855; Robert Sears,
Aberdeen, Md. 18482
Moonshine; words and music by J. C.
Jackson. © Aug, 238, 1929; 2° c.
Aug. 28; E pub. 8750; John Christian
Jackson, Port Arthur, Tex. 18483
Mother dear, of mine; lyrics by Nancy
Buckles Peterson, music by Char-
mian Thomas Weatherly; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Apr. 15, 1929; 2 c¢.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
May 6; E pub. 5661;
Martin Lewis, Chicago.
William
18484
Mother, I owe you everything; words
and music by J. F. Stansil. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 9, 1929: EH unp. 9744; Joseph
Francis Stansil, Boston. 18485
Mother is praying for you somewhere;
words and melody by A. M. Hanson,
harmony by H. BH. Larson; mixed
voices. © 1 ¢c. May 18, 1929: H
unp. 6834; H. Einer Larson and AIl-
bert M. Hanson, Los Angeles. 18486
Mother-love; service for Mothers’ day,
words by Hdith Sanford Tillotson
and others, music by I. H. Meredith
and others, compiled by I. H. Mere-
dith. 8vo. © Apr. 1, 1929; 2 ¢. and
aff. Sept. 14; AA 24093; Tullar-
Meredith co., New York. 18487
Mother’s day, in home sweet home;
by Joseph Little, arr: by Carlton L.
Colby; violin and pf. © Aug. 23.
1929; 2 c. Aug. 28; E pub. 8744;
Joseph Little, Chicago. 18488
Mothers’ day suggestion book no. 2;
words and music by various authors,
compiled by Mabel J. Rosemon. 8vo.
© Apr. 1, 1929; 2 c.’and aff. Sept.
14; AA 24092; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York. 18489
Mother’s (A) lament; poem by Robert
Burns, set to old Scotch air, har-
monized and arr. by George Hen-
schel, of Great Britain. © Aug. 1,
1929; 1 ce. Aug. 10; E for. 6183;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 18490
Mother’s (A) song of love; words by
A. Hills, music by Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. © 1c Aug. 21, 1929;
EH unp. 10101; Agnes Hills, Stan-
field, Or. 184914
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Violin-
konzert 8, G dur; neu revidiert und
mit kadenzen versehen von Bronis-
law Huberman, of Poland, klavier-
auszug von Arthur Willner; violino
u. pf. © June 13, 1929; 1 ¢« July
30; E for. 6090; Universal edition
a. g., Vienna. 18492
Mummer’s (The) parade; by Mabel
Madison Watson; pf. © Aug. 15,
1929: .2 ¢. Aug: 17; Epub, 8005;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
18493
Music (The) hour in the kindergarten
and first grade; by Osbourne Mc-
Conathy, W. Otto Miessner, and
others... © July 15, 1929; 2.¢. and
aff. July 19; A 10296; Silver, Bur-
dett & co., Newark, N. J. 18494
984
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
v
18517
Music in the nursery school; for chil-
‘dren under seven, by Lilian KE.
Bucke, of Great Britain. © Aug. 26,
1929; 2,c., Ang. 31; A: int. 13019;
Joseph Williams, Itd., London. 18495
Musical (The) salvationist; v. 43, pt.
8, Aug., 1929, compiled. by F. G.
Hawkes, of Great Britain. 4to. ©
wooly. 31, 1929;.1. ¢.. Aug. 9; Eyfor.
6041; Salvationist pub. & supplies,
Itd., London. 18496
Muskoka moon; waltz song, lyrie,
music and ukulele arr. by A. B.
- Hodgkins, of Canada. Fenwick,
- Ont., C. B. Reece. © Aug. 10, 1929;
ec. Aue. 13; BK for. Gill: Arnold
Benjamin Hodgkins, St. Anns, On-
tario, Canada. 18497
My baby is comin’ back home; words
and music by Ken Howell [i. e. K. E.
Howell] © 1c. Aug. 20, 1929; E
unp. 10069; Kenneth E. Howell, New
York. 18498
My baby’s wise; words by John Golds-
worthy, music by G. Dobbs. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 7,
1929; E unp. 9832; George Dobbs,
peony Brook, L. I., N.Y: 18499
My beautiful lady; words and music
by H. Wenker.. © 1c. Aug. 19,
1929; E unp. 10178; Henry Wenker,
Jersey City. 18500
My beauty shop; from So long Letty,
words by Grant Clarke, music by
Harry Akst; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Aug. 2, 1929; 2 ce. Aug. 6; E pub.
$251; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
18501
My best girl; words by T. C. Thomas,
music by Samuel H. Speck. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Aug.
12, aed, a AUS, 16° B pip. S42k5
Thurman Chesley Thomas, % Post-
master, New York. 18502
My bonnie; waltz, arr. by Carl Rich-
ter; pf. © Aug. 22, 1929; 2c. Aug.
23; E pub. 8619; Bach music co.,
Boston. 18503
My book of broken dreams; fox trot,
words and music by Charles Buddy
- Rogers; pf. and ukulele ace. © Aug.
5, 1929; 2 e, Aug: 7; E pub. 8280;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 18504
My book on the Christian way; pupil’s
notebook, by J. Marie lLeberman,
music by Blanche D. Springer. ©
guly, 21, 1929;.2 c.. and aff. July 1;
_ A 9988; University of Chicago, Chi-
cago. 18505
72364—29—_5
My castle of dreams; words and music
by R. H. Berghauser. © 1c. Aug.
21, 1929; EK unp. 10166; Ralph H.
Berghauser, Los Angeles. 18506
My childhood home; by Helen Dallam ;
violin duet for teacher and student;
without acc. © Aug. 15, 1929; 2 ec.
Aug. 17; E pub. 8496; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 18507
My cigarette girl; words and musie
by M. J. Bennett. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ec. Aug. 28, 1929;
EH unp. 10378; Melvin J. Bennett,
New Orleans. 18508
My country; from Songs for scouts,
musie by Sydney H. Nicholson, of
Great Britain. 12mo. © Aug. 3,
LOZ; ee. “Aag? 25° EY for. 59708
Sydney H. Nicholson, Chislehurst,
England. 18509
My days are blue days; words and
music by Anne Maroyvich. © 1 «¢.
Aug. 17, 1929; E unp. 10032; Anne
Marovich, Berkeley, Calif. 18510
My dear; waltz, words and music by
Gus Kahn and Joe Sanders, arr. by
W.C. Polla; orch. pts. 4to. © June
$1920 %2es Furte "Ss He pub. 6757 5
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 18511
My dear old mother-in-law; words
and music by Harry De Costa and
Fred Phiilips. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Aug. 2, 1929; E unp.
9618 ; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
18512
My dream; words and music by T. M.
Brown. © 1 ¢. Aug. 23, 1929; E
unp. 10194; Thelma Mary Brown,
Tuisa, Okl. 18513
My dream man; words and music by
L. Clueas and A. Ginsberg. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 30, 1929; E unp. 10445; Les
Clucas and Aaron Ginsberg, Chicago.
18514
My dream memory; from Street girl,
words by Sidney Clare, music by
Osear Levant; pf. and ukulele ace.
©. July 24, 1929; 2 c July 31; E
pub. 8189; Harms, ine., New York.
18515
My flapper baby; words by A. Kidwell,
music by H. I. Jackman. © 1 ec.
July 13, 1929; E unp. 9630; Hazel
I. Jackman and Arthur Kidwell,
Breese, Il. 18516
My four reasons; words and music by
Ikey Robinson. [Words and me‘ody
only] ©1c. Aug. 29, 1929; E unp.
10433; State Street music pub. co.,
inec., Chicago. 18517
985
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
“18518
pt. 11, n. 8., v. 24
My gem of memory; lyrics and music
by T. P. Rogers. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1e. Aug. 1, 1929; E
unp. 9429; Thomas P. Rogers, Salt
Lake City. 18518
My Gypsy dream; words and music
by M. Luber and Emery Deutsch.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
Aug. (192) V1929" 7 Er ump: £0012;
Mildred Luber, Brooklyn. 18519
My heart can’t hold another; words
by Ben Ryan, musie by Violinsky
[pseud. of Solly Ginsberg. Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 2,
1929; E unp. 9470; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 18520
My heart wants to kiss you, cherie;
waltz, words by Alfred Bryan, mu-
sic by Horatio Nicholis [pseud. of
Lawrence Wright], arr. by Joseph
Nussbaum; orch. pts. 4to. © Aug.
20,4929" 2c: Auge. 2): EK) pub..'8550;
Edward B. Marks music co., New
York. 18521
My home; words and music by J. H.
Reaves. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 21, 1929; E unp. 10128;
Juanita H. Reaves, Pittsburg, Tex.
18522
My honey baby; words and music by
L. Darnelle. © 1 c. Aug. 19, 1929;
E unp. 10015; Lee Darnelle, Chicago.
18523
My honey baby; words and music by
M. Ingrassia. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 21, 1929; E unp.
10130; Mildred Ingrassia, Buffalo.
18524
My idea of heaven; from Red hot
rhythm, words and music by Bobby
Dolan and Walter O’Keefe. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 14,
1929; E unp. 9876; De Sylva,
Brown and Henderson, ine, New
York. 18525
My ideal; from Chelsea nights, words
by Edgar Leslie, music by Horatio
Nicholls, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele arr.
‘ by Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © July 19, 1929;
1e. July 23; E for. 6077; Lawrence
Wright music co., London. 18526
My lady love; from River of romance,
words and music by Sam Coslow
and Leo Robin. New York, Spier &
Coslow. © Aug. 2, 1929; 2 ec Aug.
3; E pub. 8121; Famous music corp.,
New York. 18527
My lady of dreams; words by D. E.
Stevenson, music by Kathleen Lucas,
of Great Britain. © June 14, 1929;
1c. June 15; E for. 650; Cary & co.,
London. 18528
My little cabin in the pines; words and
music by Nelle Womack Hines. ©
July 27, 1929; 2 c. July 29; E pub.
8061; Nelle Womack Hines, Milledge-
ville, Ga. 18529
My little dream girl; fox trot, by L.
Wolfe Gilbert and Anatol Fried-
land, special recording arr. by Ted
Lewis; orch., with words. © Aug.
13, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 14; E pub. 8382;
Edward B. Marks music ¢co., New
York. 18530
My little loving girl; words and musie
by F. L. Veach. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Aug. 14, 1929;
2c. Aug. 16; E pub. 8420; Frank L.
Veach, Marion, III. 18531
My little man; words by Mort Dixon,
music by Harry Woods. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 14,
1929; E unp. 9871; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 18532
My little reaming Gypsy girl; words
and music by H. Haines. © 1 «¢
Aug. 17, 1929; E unp. 10173; Harold
Haines, Wales, N. D. 18533
My love for you; words by D. W.
Loveday, music by Hazel Eldreida
Mindling. © 1c. Aug. 9, 1929; B
unp. 9739; Donald Wordsworth
Loveday, Portland, Me. 18534
My lover, master of my heart; from
Paris, lyric by Al Bryan, music by
Eddie Ward; pf. ace., with ukulele
ace. by W. C. Lindemann. © Aug.
12, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 18; E pub. 8357;
George & Arthur Piantadosi, inc.,
New York. 18535.
My lucky strike; words and music by
S. A. Crandall. [Words and melody.
only] ©l1ec Aug. 26, 1929: E unp.
10291; Stewart A. Crandall, Laurens,
N. Y. 185386
My mean Missouri man; words and
musie by E. R. Meyers. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 20,
1929; E unp. 10087; Evelyn Russell
Meyers, Brooklyn. 185387
My memory book; words and .music
by'-K. M. Rice. ‘© 1° ¢, Aue 29,
1929; E unp. 10174; Katie M. Rice,
Fresno, Calif. 18538
986
no. 8, 1929
My mother; words and musie by L. M.
Gibbon. New York City, Frank
Harding. © July 9, 1929; 2 ¢. July
25: E pub. 8031; Leah M. Gibbon,
Platteville, Wis. 18539
My old grey mare; old negro spiritual,
hew words by Fred E. Weatherly, pf.
ace. by Ernest Newton, of Great
Britain. © July 15, 1929; 1c. July
29; E for. 6070; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London. 18540
My old Mississippi town; words and
music by L. B. McKay. [Words and
melody only] ©1ce. Aug. 21, 1929;
E unp. 10129; Lelia B. McKay, New
Orleans. 18541
My old New England home upon the
coast; words by W. R. O’Shea,
music by Luther A. Clark. © 1.
Aug. 3, 1929; E unp. 9505; William
R. O'Shea, Webster, Mass. 18542
My old sweetheart; words by R. S.
Bainter, music by R. S. and Bessie
F. Bainter. © 1c. Aug. 8, 1929; E
unp. 9674; Ray S. Bainter, Falls
City, Or. 18543
My own; melody by L. C. Eitzen. ©
fe. Aue. 27. 1929> "Rh np. 10385;
Louis C. Hitzen, New York. 18544
My own wee heaven; lyrics by I. T.
Payne, music by Leon’ Block.
Clarksdale, Miss., Imogene Tolle-
son Payne and Leon Block. © Aug.
6, 1929; 2c. Aug. 12; E pub. 8337;
Imogene Tolleson Payne, Clarksdale,
Miss. 18545
My poor Lucy; words and music by
M. Lemes. [Words and melody
only] ©l1e. Aug. 15, 1929; E unp.
9898 ; Manuel Lemes, Honolulu.
18546
My pretty Rose; words avd music by
Billy Morlen. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 3, 1929; E unp.
10462; Vasa Miolski, Chicago.
18547
My queen; words and music by V.
Travers. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1929; H
unp. 10236; Valentine Travers, Co-
Bona; Ls 7., N.Y: 18548
My ship of dreams; words and music
by G. Ted Reicard [pseud. of G. D.
Reichard] ©1le. Aug. 12, 1929; E
unp. $772; George D. Reichard, Los
Angeles. 18549
My snockums; words by G. Shaw, mu-
sie by Chester Escher; 1st violin. ©
1 e. Aug.’ 22, 1929; E unp. 10156;
George Shaw, Lancaster, O. 18550
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
My song; words by M. Smith, musie
by Phil Starr. ‘© Aug. 14, 1929; 2.
Aug. 14; E pub. 8410; Mary Smith,
Massillon, O. 18551
My song of the Nile; from Drag, by
Geo. W. Meyer, arr. by Geo. J. Trin-
kaus; vocal orch. pts. 4to. © July
30, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 3; E pub: 8151;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
18552
My song of the Nile; lyric by Al Bryan,
musie by Geo. W. Meyer, arr. by Ed.
Smalle. 4to. 1. Male voices.—2.
Mixed voices. © July 22, 1929; 2c.
each July 26; E pub. 8292, 8293;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
18553, 18554
My Spanish love; tango, words and
music by B. Nuceio, jr. ©1e. Aug.
5, 1929; H unp. 9604; Bonaventura
Nuccio, jr.,,EHast Elmhurst, L. L.,
iS eames 18555
My spirit shall never go down to the
grave; hymn, words and music by
Haskell K. Meacham. © Aug. 24,
1929; 2 « Aug. 26; E pub. 8647;
Charles A. Lutz, York, Pa. 18556
My sunshine; words and music by A.
Chasanow. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Aug. 15; 1929; E unp.
9923; Abraham Chasanow, Philadel-
phia. 18557
My sweet girl; words by B. Gordon,
music by Mrs. Braxton Gordon [i. ¢.
G. L. Gordon] ©1c. Aug. 14, 1929;
E unp. 10410; Braxton Gordon and
Gay Little Gordon, Paducah, Ky.
18558
My sweet sweet girl; words and music
by R. H. Berghauser. © 1 c. Aug.
2, 1929; E unp. 9979; Ralph H. Berg-
hauser, Los Angeles. 18559
My sweetheart dear; words and music
by L: S. Graebing. © 1c. Aug. 13,
1929: E unp. 9856: Lawrence Stod-
dard Graebing, Washington. 18560
My sweetheart of long ago; words and
music by J. M. Speers. © 1 c. Aug.
10, 1929; E unp. 9780; James Morton
Speers, Santa Monica, Calif. 18561
My sweetie: words and music by J. M.
Speers. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1929; E unp.
9779; James Morton Speers, Santa
Monica, Calif. 18562
Ty throne is daddy’s knee; words by
Cc. O. Haley, music by William James
Hewlctt. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 8, 1929; E unp. 7511;
Carmel O’Neill Haley, Brooklyn,
18563
987
UA
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My
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18564
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
My ticking clock; words and music by
.L.S Graebing. © 1c. Aug. 18, 1929:
EK unp. 9857; Lawrence Stoddard
Gracbing, Washington. 18564
My tomorrow; words and music by E.
Y. Duesler. © 1c. Aug. 17, 1929;
E unp. 9991; Elizabeth Young Dues-
ler, Louisville. 18565
My true girl; words by C. H. Munkel-
- witz, music by Louis Wancura.
{Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 24, 1929: EH unp. 10260: Chas.
H. Munkelwiiz, Sayville, L. I., N. Y.
18566
My Turkish sweetheart; words and
music by Virg Toncray Perkins.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 28, 1929; E unp. 10365: Louelva
Cornelius, Forked River, N. J.
18567
My visitor; words by Leone N. Bos-
worth, music by E. Bosworth, jr. ©
1 ec. Aug. 5, 1929; E unp. 9562; EKad-
ward Bosworth, jr., Rome, Ga.
18568
My western maid; ballad, words by
S. E. Evans, music by Larry HE. Gof-
fin. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Aug. 3, 1929; EB unp. 9532; Stan-
ley HE. Evans, Denver. 18569:
My wife is on a diet; words and music
by Charles Tobias and Geo. J. Ben-
nett. © Aug. 12, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 18;
Ki pub. 8476; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., inc., New York. 18570
My winsome brown-eyed queen; words
and music by H. R. Wheeler. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 2,
1929; E unp. 9488; Evelyn R.
Wheeler, Rochester, N. Y. 18571
wonderful darling; waltz song,
words and music by George B. L.
Braun. ©1c. Aug. 24, 1929; E unp.
10259; Coneord pub. co., San Fran-
Cisco. 18572
My world; waltz, words and music by
H. Ross. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 30, 1929; EB unp. 10443 ;
Hugh Ross, New York. 18573
/Na paradzic; polka, meledy by J. S.
Wilus. © 1 ce. Aug. 5, 1929; HE unp.
9556; deohe—Stanley Wilus, Frank-
ford, Pa. 18574
Nad modrym Dunajem; wale, muzyka
Johann Strauss, op. 314, slowa i
uklad, 3 gtosowy, na chor 7efiski
opracowata 8. D’Oreste. [Without
ace.| © Aug. 5, 1929: 2c. Aug. 5: EH
pub. 8099; Stephanie D’Oreste, Ch’-
engo. 18575
Niir manen ler; text: Sven-Olof Sand-
berg, musik: Bert Carsten, of Swe-
den; pf. © Aug. 5, 1929; 1 c. Aug.
27; E for. 6341; Edition Sylvain,
Stockholm, Sweden. 18576
Napoleon said to Josephine, Not to-
night! comedy one-step, words and
music by Maurce Beresford and
Harry Revel, both of Great Britain;
pt. acc., with ukulele arr. by Harry
J. Stafford.
notations] © May 1, 1929; 1c. July
20; E for. 5990; Montgomery & co.,
London. 18577
Napoleons boots; lyric by Raymond B.
Egan, music by Gene Burton. © 1
ec. Aug. 27, 1929; EB unp. 10320; Me-
tro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 18578
Narrative theme; by W. Gaze Cooper,
op. 8a, arr. by Frank Tours, of Great
Britain; orch. pts., with pf. condue-
tor, 4to. © May 14, 1929; 1 e.
May 24; H for. 47385; Joseph Wil-
liams, Itd., London. 18579
Natale cca e lla; versi di F. Amod‘o,
musica di Remo D’Alba. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 16,
1829; E unp. 9945; Frank Amodio,
Brooklyn. 18580
Near by; words and music by B. R.
Mosby. © 1 c¢ Aug. 15, 1929; EB
unp. 10065; Bayard R. Mosby, Kan-
sas City, Mo. 18581
*"Neath the spe!l of the moon; words by
D. J. O’Brien and Al Langon, musie
by D. J. O’Brien. [Words and mel-
ody only]
E unp. 9919; Donnell
O’Brien, New York.
Joseph
18582
Nella pampa; tango, versi di R. Lo-
bianco, muSica di F. Strumillo, of
Italy; orch. pts. 4to. © June 2,
1829; 1 ¢« June 22; E for. 63038;
Ferd nando Strumillo, Naples.
18583
Nem jartam én odahaza; words and
music by P. Szarvas. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Aug. 20, 1929;
Ko unp. 10071; Paul Szarvas, Pitts-
burgh. 18584
Nerves; comedy misterioso, by Joseph
Eng'eman, of Great Britain: oreh.
pts.. with pf conductor and violin 1
direction. © June 7.1929; 1 ¢. Aug.
22; KE for. 6297; Bosworth & ¢o.,
Leipzig. 18585
988
[Staff and tonie sol-fa ©
© 1c. Aug. 15, 1929;
no. 8, 1929
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
18607
Neues vom tage; lustige oper in drei
teilen, text von Marcellus Schiffer,
mus k von Paul Hindemith, of Ger-
many. Partitur. © June 24, 1929;
1 c. each June 18; EB for. 6097;.B.
Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
18586
Never till I knew you; waltz, words
and music by C. Gladish, arr. by
Chas. L. Johnson. © Aug. 16, 1929;
2 ¢«. Aug. 19; E pub. 8474; Cora
Gladish, Higginsville, Mo. 18587
New (The) York subway; words and
music by S. Tessitore, of Italy, dom-
iciled at New York. © 1c. Aug. 23,
1929; E unp. 10209; Salvatore Tes-
Sitore, New York. 18588
News (The) girl’s disaster; words by
P. Edwards, music by Mary Wells,
arr. by Len Fleming. © Aug. 23,
1929; 2 c Aug. 28; E pub. 8749;
Pansy Edwards, Terre Haute, Ind.
18589
N-gger puppen-parade; charactersttick,
fox-trot, von Peppi Wetzel-José, of
Germany, op. 74; orch. stimmen mit
pf. direktion u. violino 1. direktion.
4to. © Dec. 10, 1928; 1 « July 3,
1929; E for. 6050; Symphonic-verlag,
Hamburg, Germany. 18590
Night and the stars; words by Clinton
Scollard, music by Lois Townsley
[i. e. Lois Townsley Brown]; high
voice. © Aug. 12, 1929; 2 c. Aug.
22; E pub. 8572; G. Sch:rmer, inc.,
New York. 18591
Night club stomp; by Jack Pettis and
Irving Mills; pf. © July 22, 1929;
2 ec. Aug. 27; E pub. 8674; Gotham
musi¢ service, inc., New York.
18592
Night (A) in Sicily, “neath the Italian
Skies ; words and music by Sal Rasa
resen0.. 0." SP. nasa) ane toh
McLucy. © 1c. July 27, 1929; EB
unp. 10179; Santo P. Rasa and
Thomas J. McLucy, Long Island
acy. INU 18593
Night on the dunes; nocturne, words
by Margarette Ball Dickson, music
by Pearl Adams; med. voice. ©
July 30, 1929; 2 c« Aug. 5; EB pub.
8109; Manhattan mus.¢c pub. corp.,
New York. 18594
Night on the levee; by C. Repper; pf.
Boston, Charles Brashear. © Aug.
2, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 12;.E pub. 83038;
Charles Repper, Boston. 18595
Nightingale (The) song; from Alma-
nac, words by Jack Yellen, musie
by Milton Ager. © Aug. 10, 1929;
2 c, Aug. 12; E pub. 8317; Ager,
Yellen & Bornstein, ine., New York.
18596
Nifia infiel; tango cancio6n, letra ‘de
Ilarraz, musica de Eler, of France;
pf. con violines, cello y contrabajo,
© July 4, 1929; 1 ce. Aug. 9; B for.
6258; Eler, Paris. 18597
Ninety-eight degree blues; words by
Texas Alexander, music arr. by Irene
Spain. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 16, 1929; E unp. 9938;
Polk C. Brockman, Atlanta. 18598
No one but you; words and music by
V. Travers. © 1 c. Aug. 24, 1929;
EK unp. 10285; Valentine Travers,
Corona; Tn. J. N.Y. 18599
No other one; words by M. Rutchik,
music by Walter G. Samuels and
Leonard Whitcup. [Words and mel-
ody only] © ie July 29, 1929;
E unp. 9407; Max Rutchik, New
York. 18600
No place to go; words and music by
EK. R. Meyers. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 20, 1929; E unp.
10086; Evelyn Russell Meyers,
Brookyn. 18601
No wonder you’re wonderful; words
and music by H. Orlob. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 30,
1929; E unp. 10446; Haroid Orlob,
New York. 18602
Nobody else but you; words and music
by E. G. Patton. © 1c Aug. 23,
1929; E unp. 10201; Evelyn G. Pat-
ton, New York. 18603
Nobody knows you like I do; from
Big time, words and music by Sidney
Lanfield. © 1 ec Aug. 26, 1929:
EH ounp. 10282; Fox film corp., New
York. 18604
Non @ per tutti; valzer, melody by F.
Cusenza. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1929; H
unp. 9915; Frank Cusenza, Detroit.
18605
Non sai caciarmi pitii; waltz, by F.
Fazio. [Melody only] ©1c. Aug.
14, 1929; E unp. 9868; Frank Fazio,
Brooklyn. 18606
Nonchalant; from Heigh-ho, lyrics by
Dolph Singer, music by Harry Von
Tilzer. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 8, 1929; E unp. 9705;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 18607
989
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT EN'LRIES
18608 —
Nonchalant (The); fox trot, from
Heigh ho, lyric by Dolph Singer, mu-
sic by Harry Von Tilzer; pf. and
uku‘ele acc. © Aug. 23, 1929; 2 ¢.
Aug. 26; E pub. 8737; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 18608
Nongense; melody by ©. J. Robison.
© 1 «¢. Aug. 13, 1929; E unp. 9848;
Carson J. Robison, New York. 18609
Not enough love, baby; from Heigh-ho,
words by Dolph Singer, music by
Hairy Von Tilzer. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Aug. 8, 1929; E
unp. 9703; Leo Feist, inc.,. New York.
18610
Nothing but you; song fox-trot, words
and music by Buiuce Sievier and
‘Harry Bidgood, both of Great Brit-
ain; pf. ace, with ukulele arr. by
Harry J. Stafford. [Staff and tonic
scl-fa notations] © May 1, 1929;
1 e¢. July 20; BE for. 5992; Montgom-
ery & co., London. 18611
Nova Nita; Neapolitan theme song,
words and music by HB. R. Alford.
© 1c. Aug. 21, 1929; E unp. 10117;
isther R. Alford, Long Beach, Ca.if.
18612
Novelletta ; di Vincenzo Augusto Man-
no, of Italy; violino e pf. © Aug.
7, 19297 1, c., Aug...9::, Wie forego Oil:
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 18613
Now, as never before; words and music
by A. B. Taneyhiil. [Words and
milody only] © 1c. Aug. 1, 1929;
EH unp. 9420; Alex B. Taneyhill,
Catonsville, Md. 18614
Now I know why; words and music
by W. Aibert and H. Oskamp.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Aug. 28, 1929; E unp. 103866; William
Albert and Herbert Oskamp, Cincin-
nati. 18615
Now isn’t that too bad; words and mu-
sie by J. K. Booth and Mitchell Mc-
Cormick. ©,1 c. Aug. 17, 1929; H
unp. 9989; John K. Booth, Glouces-
ter, Mass. 18616
Now it’s up to you; words and music
by C. K. Reese. [Words and melody
only] -© 1c. Aug. 10, 1929; E unp.
9762; Cyril Kenneth Reese, New Or-
leans. 18617
Nowe Krakowiaki; melody by P. Hu-
meniuk. © 1c. Aug. 3, 1929; HE
unp. 9526; Paul Humeniuk, New
York. 18618
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
Nuova (la) calabrisella; arietta in
dialetto calabrese, musica di 8S. G.
Tetti-Rossi; pf. ©1c. Oct. 24, 1928;
E unp. 540; Salvatore G. Ietti-Rossi,
Brooklyn. 18619
Nur in Sebastopol! russischer fox-trot,
text von Egon Schubert und Ernst
Steffan, musik von Ernst Steffan, of
Austria, klav. arr. von Nico Dostal,
of Austria. © May 24, 1929; 1 ¢.
Aug. 26; Hi for. 6322; Alrobi musik-
verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 18620
O be joyful in the Lord; anthem, music
by Charles Wood, of Great Britain ;
mixed voices; organ ace. 4to.
July 2, 1929 ;):\1 edly 20 3) tore
5978; H. F. W. Deane & sons, the
Year book press, ltd., London. 18621
’O crisimisso; versi di F. Amodio, mu-
sica di Remo D’Alba. [Words and
me‘ody only] © 1c. Aug. 16, 1929;
EH unp. 9944; Frank Amodio, Brook-
lyn. 18622
O little town of Bethlehem; carol,
words by Phillips Brooks, music by
C. Kenneth Turner, of Great
Britain; mixed voices. 4to. © July
29, 1929; 1 ec. July 30; E for. 6020;
Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 18623
‘O macchiettista spustato; versi e
musica di F. Amodio; violino. ©
1 ce. Aug. 16, 1929; EH unp. 9946;
Frank Amodio, Brooklyn. 18624
O mistress mine; two-pt. song, poem
by Shakespeare, music by Mar-
garet Crichton, of Great Britain;
sop. and contralto. 4to. © Aug. 3,
1929 3:1 et. Augy. 2 5) on orimsgT4
18625
‘O squarcione; versi e musica di F.
Amodio; violino. © 1 ¢«. Aug. 3,
1929; E unp. 9514; Frank Amodio,
Brooklyn. 18626
O, what a Saviour; hymn, words and
music by H. de Fluiter. © July 20,
1929; 2c Aug. “63 “HY publ si:
Henry de Fluiter, Alhambra, Calif.
18627
Oberek Krakusa; melody by P.
Humeniuk. © 1 c. Aug. 3, 1929;
EK unp. 9528; Paul Humeniuk, New
York. 18628
Occhi dincanto; mazurka, di Frank
Trombetta; pf. © 1c. Aug, 27,
1929; E unp. 10337; F. Trombetta,
Philadelphia. 18629
O'er the bright green fields; by
Frederic Groton, op. H, no. 3; pf.
Margaret Crichton, London.
990
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
18651
© Aug. 12, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 23; E | Oh! the girl I love to find; words by
pub. 8730; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
18630
QGh, Alpha phi delta; words by Thomas
Anzalone, music by Peter Sam-
martinen. © 1e¢. Aug. 2, 1929; BH
unp. 9452; Alpha phi delta fra-
ternity, ine., Woodside, N. Y. 18631
Oh! Blanche; words by Louise
Paquette, music by R. Lowe, jr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Aug. 1, 1929; E unp. 9447; Rich-
mond Lowe, jr., Akron, O. 18632
Qh, breddern! oh, sistern! a shoutin’
pahson song, words by Arthur Le-
Roy Kaser, music by Margo Stitt.
Dayton, O., Paine pub. co. © Aug.
19, 1929; 2 e. Aug. 20; E pub. 8547;
Lurten M. Paine, Dayton, O.
18633
Oh! cuén amargo; letra y musica de
Conrado Varela, of Mexico, domi-
eiled at Los Angeles; pf. [Photo-
stat] © Aug. 6, 1929; 2c. Aug. 8;
E pub. 8219; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 18634
Oh! hon, you are the only one; words
by R. S. Bainter, music by R. S. and
Bessie F. Bainter. © 1c. Aug. 8,
1929; E unp. 9675; Ray S. Bainter,
Falls City, Or. 18635
Oh! how I miss you. when the moon
shines bright; words and music by
F. W. Lochel. © 1c. Aug. 30, 1929;
E unp. 10456; Frederick William
Lochel, Pleasantville, N. J. 18636
Oh, how I wonder; words by Rudolph
Smirka, music by A. E. Santasiere.
© 1c. Aug. 9, 1929; E unp. 9699;
A. Edward Santasiere, New York.
18637
Ob how lonesome and lonely I am;
words and music by I. Thompson.
© 1c. Aug. 14, 1929; E unp. 9881;
Irene Thompson, Kansas City, Mo.
18638
Oh, listen to the anvil chorus; from
Heigh-ho, lyric by Dolph Singer,
music by Harry Von Tilzer. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 8,
1929; E unp. 9706; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 18639
Oh! Maggie, what have you been up
to? words and music by Ed. E. Elton,
of Great Britain; pf. acc., with
banjulele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Alvin D. Keech. © June 24, 1929;
1c. June 25; E for. 394; B. Feldm:n
& co., London. 18640
R. Watson, music by Luther A.
Clark. ©1c. Aug. 7, 1929; E unp.
9654; Raymond Watson, Emily,
Minn. 18641
Oh what a wonderful bride I’d be, if
I only had a groom; words and
music by D. Kindleberger. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 19,
1929; E unp. 10029; David Kindle-
berger, New York. 18642
Oh, Willa, will-ya? comic song, words
by E. H. Smith, music by Ethwell
Hanson. New York City. Frank
Harding. © July 16, 1929; 2c. Aug.
oO; nH ‘pub: S708: Hark “HH. Smith;
South Norwalk, Conn. 18643
Oh yes; words and music by J. Weber,
of Austria, domiciled at New York.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Aug. 16, 1929; E unp. 9948; Jan
Weber, New York. 18644
Oh! you Chicago cubs; words by Mort
Dixon, music by Harry Woods.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
Aug. 24, 1929; E unp. 10254; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 18645
Oh you good lookin’ woman; words
and music by L. L. Hill. ©1c. Aug.
17, 1929; E unp. 9985; Lela Long
Hill, Arcadia, Calif. 18646
Oil well blues; words and music hy
Lemon Jefferson. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c, Aug. 2, 1929; BE
unp. 9520; Chicago music pub. co.,
ine., Chicago. 18847
Old (The) familiar trail; words and
music by C. C. Phillippe, arr. by
Marie Jacquemet; pf. © 1 c..Aug.
19, 1929; E unp. 10023; Charles
Clinton Phillippe, Los Gatos, Calif.
18648
Old Gold; words by Helen Carter,
music by P. Parent. © 1c. Aug. 1,
1929: E unp. 9485; Paulette Parent,
Washington. 18649
Old Japan in-blossom time; lyric by
J. M. Stuart-Young, musie by Harold
Popple, of Great Britain. © June
18, 1929; 1 ec. Aug. 2; E for. 6057;
Berners music ¢o., ltd., London.
18650
Old Mis. Jarvis; words by Elizabeth
Fleming, music by Leslie Woodgate,
of Great Britain. ©) Aug. 1, 1929;
1c. Aug. 10; FD for. 6184; Chappell
& co., ltd., London. 18651
991
18652
Old sweetheart of mine; words and
music by A. L. Elgin. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Aug. 15, 1929;
E unp. 9895; Art L. Elgin, Spokane,
Wash. 18652
Old (The) swimming hole; words and
music by HE. E. Bergman. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 28,
1929; E unp. 10364; Eva E. Berg-
man, Chicago. 18653
Old (The) town bank has closed its
door; fox-trot, lyric by S. B. Jarrett,
music by Ray Hibbeler. ©1c. Aug.
29, 1929; E unp. 10419; Sibyl B.
Jarrett, Sutton, Neb. 18654
Old winter; poem by Ford Madox
Ford, music by Thomas Wood, of
Great Britain; mixed voices. 4to.
© July 29, 1929; 1¢. July 30; BE for.
6017; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
18655
Olden (An) tale; by A. Louis Scar-
molin, op. 49: pf. © Aug. 12, 1929;
2 e Aug. 22; E pub. 8585; G.
Schirmer, inec., New York. 18656
On a South Sea isle with you; words
and muSic by EH. R. Meyers. [Words
and melody onlv] © 1c. Aug. 20,
1929: E unp. 10085; Evelyn Russell
Meyers, Brooklyn. 18657
On Broadway; words and music by
T. J. Floersch. [Words and melody
only] ©1ce. Aug. 21, 1929; E unp.
10137; Thomas J. Floersch, Ruther-
ford, N. J. 18658
On that little sunny hill with you;
words and music by H. Carow. ©
1 ec. Aug. 24, 1929; E unp. 10255;
Herman Carow, New York. 18659
On the banks of the blue; lyric by H.
Ginsberg, music by E. Whittemore.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Aug. 5, 1929; E unp. 9541; Hyman
Ginsberg and Earl Whittemore,
Baltimore. 18660
On the banks of the dreamy Delaware ;
words and music by TT. Vork.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Aug. 21, 1929; E unp. 10138; Terrie
Vork, Cleveland. 18661
On the crest of the wave; waltzes by
K. L. Richards; pf.
1929; KE unp.. 10001;
Louise Richards, New York.
Katherine
18662
On the Gulf of Mexico; words and
music by A. J. Ziegler. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Aug. 27, 1929;
H unp. 10341; Albert J. Ziegler,
Minneapolis. 18663
© 1c. Aug. 17,,
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
On the hike; by A. Louis Scarmolin,
op. 49; pf. © Aug. 12, 1929; 2'¢,
Aug. 22; E pub. 8586; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 18664
On the lake; by Ernest Newton, of
Great Britain; pf. © Aug. 1, 1929;
1c. Aug. 12; E-for. 6156; Joseph
Williams, Itd., London, 18665
On the night that Elmer died; from
Red hot rhythm, words and music
by Bobby Dolan and Walter O’Keefe.
[Words and melody only] © 1-e.
Aug. 14, 1929; E unp. 9877; De
Sylva, Brown and Henderson, inc.,
New York. 18666
On the road to California; words
anon., music by Len Nash fi. e.
L. EH. Nash. Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 23, 1929; E ump.
9639; Len EH. Nash, Los Angeles.
18667
On wings of song to you; Christmas
greetings, words by Grace A.
Prugger, music by H. R. Hoare.
Chicago, Ill., Chicago educational
musie library. 16mo. © Dee. 1,
1928; 2 c Aug. 12, 1929; hh pa
8300; Henry R. Hoare, Chicago.
18668
Once in a while; words and music by
B. R. Mosby. © 1c Aug. 15, 1929;
E unp. 10066; Bayard R. Mosby,
Kansas City, Mo. 18669
Onda (L’); valzer, di Vittorio
Mascheroni, of Italy; piccola orch.
parti. 4to. © July 19, 1929; 1 e.
Aug. 15; E for. 6210; A. & G.
Carisch & c., Milan. 18670
One day in Palestine; story and song
service for Easter, by Juanita Rose-
mon, song words by Edith Sanford
Tillotson and others, music by I. H.
Meredith and others. Svo. © Jan.
31, 1929; 2 @ and aff, Sept. 14; AA
24108; Tullar-Meredith co, New
York. 18671
One never knows; from Rich people,
words and music by Walter O’Keefe
and Bobby Dolan. © 1c. Aug. 9,
1929; E unp. 9736; De Sylva, Brown
and Henderson, inc., New York.
18672
One sweet little yes; from So long
Letty, lyric by Grant Clarke, music
by Harry Akst; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Aug. 16, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 21; E
pub. 8593; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 18673
992
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
18695
One sweet moment; words and music
by H. Hertz. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Aug. 16, 1929; E unp.
9933 ; Herman Hertz, Newark, N. J.
18674
One you and one me; words and music
by M. Cook and L. Cook. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. Aug. 21,
1929; E unp. 10168; Mercer Cook
and Lenoir Cook, Washington.
18675
Only a bow from your shoulder; words
by Mary Lapier, music by Arthur
Fisk. [Words and melody only] ©
/ ¢. ‘Ang, 19) 1929>: HE unp. 10007:
Mary BH. Lapier, San Francisco.
18676
Only love is real; from Lord Byron
of Broadway, lyric by Arthur Freed,
music by Nacio Herb Brown. ©1c.
Aug. 27, 1929; E unp. 10327; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver City,
Calif. 18677
Only you; words and music by E. L.
Grimes. ©1c. Aug. 1, 1929; E unp.
9627 ; Emma Louisa Grimes, Milford,
Del. 18678
Only you and I; words and music by
J. A. Forsythe. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Aug. 8, 1929; E unp.
9688; Julia A. Forsythe, Marshfield,
Or. 18679
Oo-la-la-la-la; from Marianne, words
by Roy Turk, music by Fred E. Ah-
lert. © Aug. 17, 1929; 2c. Aug. 19:
E pub. 8486; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 18680
Open (The) door; Haster service,
words by Charlotte Irene Ford and
others, music by Clinton D. Lowden
and others. 8vo. © Jan. 31, 1929;
2 c. and aff. Sept. 14; AA 24109;
Tullar-Meredith co., New York.
18681
Open your eyes; words and music by
S. I. Diehl. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Aug. 1, 1929; E unp.
9433; Samuel Ingham Diehl, New
York. 18682
Opening no. 1; for selection, overture,
ete., by P. Brunelli, of Italy, domi-
ciled at Glendale, Calif.; pf. ©1e.
July 22, 1929; E unp. 9075; Peter
Brunelli, Glendale, Calif. 18683
Orchard (W. Arundel) Three trouba-
dour songs; words 12th century, tr.
by Jethro Bithell, music by W. A.
Orchard, of Great Britain. 1. Win-
ter. [2 others] © June 27, 1929;
1 ec. Aug. 16; E for. 6141; Oxford
university press, London. 18684
Original jazz melodies; 4 fox trots and
4 waltzes by A. M. Shafter. ©1e.
Aug. 9, 1929; E unp. 10232; Alfred
Martin Shafter, Brooklyn. 18685
Orphan (The) girl; words anon., mu-
sic by Len Nash [i. e. L. E.- Nash.
Words and melody only] © 1.
July 23, 1929; E unp. 9638; Len E.
Nash, Los Angeles. 18686
Our ’Arry; cockney intermezzo, com-
posed and arr. by J. Beaver, of Great
Britain, op. 18, no. 2; orch. pts. 4to.
(In Chappell’s orchestral journal)
© June 29, 1929; 1c. July 10; E for.
6174; Chappell & co., 1td., London.
18687
Our brigade; march, by Frank Lynes,
op. 62, no. 1, arr. by Ernest Harry
Adams; pf. duet. © Aug. 9, 1929;
2 ec. Aug. 13; E pub. 8366; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 18688
Our Fiorello; fox trot, words and mu-
sic by G. Salvatore and J. La Gat-
tuta. © 1c. Aug.. 29, 1929; E unp.
10421; George Salvatore and Joseph
La Gattuta, New York. 18689
Our last good-bye; words by P. Dunne,
musie by Arnold T. Lax. [Photo-
stat] ©1c. June 19, 1929; E unp.
8093; Patrick Dunne, Pearl River,
Ns 18690
Out in dear old Kansas, where the wild
sunflowers grow; words and music
by M. A. Porter, arr. by Walker Hay-
craft. © Aug. 16, 1929; 2 c. Aug.
19; EH pub. 8475; Margaret Anne
Porter, Stillwater, Okl. 18691
Out into the prairies; from Enter
Pauline, words by Clark B. Fire-
stone, music by Joseph Surdo. ©
duly’ 27,° 9929 *"2 cc. Aug. 22 pa.
8324; Joseph Surdo, Norwood, O.
and Clark B. Firestone, Cincinnati,
; 18692
Out of a clear blue sky; words and
music by B. R. Mosby. © 1c. Aug.
15, 1929; E unp. 10067; Bayard R.
Mosby, Kansas City, Mo. - 18693
Out of my arms, but in my heart;
words by V. Fortier, musie by Syl-
vester Long Cross; pf. © 1c. Aug.
21, 1929; E unp. 10100; Violette For-
tier, Longview, Wash. 18694
Out of my dreams, into my arms; lyrie
by Nat Conney, music by Carmen
Lombardo, of Canada, domiciled at
Chicago. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. May 21, 1929; E unp. 6963;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
18695
993
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18696
Out of my dreams, into my arms;
words by Nat Conney, music by Car-
men Lombardo, of Canada, domi-
ciled at Chicago. © June 18, 1929;
2c. June 19; E pub. 6828; Irving
- Berlin, ine., New York. 18696
Out of the East; lyric by V. Whit-
more, music by Helen Snowdon [i. e.
Helen Snowdon Crowe. Photostat]
© 1c. Aug. 5, 1929; E unp. 9557;
Virginia Whitmore, Los Angeles.
F 18697
Out of the past; from Red hot rhythm,
words and music by Walter O’Keefe
and Bobby Dolan. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Aug. 9, 1929; E
unp. 9734; De Sylva, Brown and
Henderson, inc., New York. 18698
Out on the prairie; words and music
by M. D. Lucas. [Words and melody
only]. © 1c Aue. 2, 19293" unp:
_ 9481; Minnie D. Lucas, Cataldo, Id.
18699
Out on the trails of the sky; words
and music by D. E. Smith. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 5, 1929; E unp. 9563; Donald
BE. Smith, Kansas City, Mo. 18700
Outside bum; words and music by L.
Klein. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 21, 1929; E unp. 10116;
Lou Klein, Brighton Beach, N. Y.
18701
Outside of that she’s a good little girl;
words and music by N. J. Vause;
pf .© 1,e., Aug. 5, 1929: EB unp.
9592; Norman J. Vause, Brooklyn.
18762
Ouverture légére; de Ch. Vandersmis-
sen, of Belgium; orch. pts. 4to. ©
May 25, 1929; 1 c. June 10; E for.
5005; Ch. Vandersmissen, Brussels,
Belgium. 18703
Overtone (The) system for the violin;
or, Secrets of the fingerboard, by
Cc. E. Dupree. v. li © July 29,
1929; 2c. Aug. 1; E pub. 8051; Clar-
ence EK. Dupree, Cleveland. 18704
Pacific Southwest exposition; march,
by Herbert L. Clarke; band pts.,
with solo cornet director. 4to. ©
Aug. 17, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 24; 1) pub.
8650; Fillmore bros. co., Cincinnati.
18705
Paint your home with sunbeams, and
light every room with a smile; fox
trot, words by Harry Pease and
Charles O’Flynn, music by Ed. G.
Nelson ; pf. and ukulele ace. © Aug,
23, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 26; E pub. 8741;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 18706
pt. 111, n. 8., v. 24
Painting the clouds with sunshine; fox
trot, from The gold diggers of Broad-
way, lyric by Al. Dubin, music by
Joe Burke, arr. by Joseph Nuss-
baum ; dance orch. pts. 4to. © July
22, 1929; 2 c. July 26; E pub. 8295;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
18707
Pajarito (Hl); letra y musica de
Jesus J. Peralta y Ed Tavo, of Mex-
ico, domiciled at El Paso. §8vo.
[Photostat] © Aug. 6, 1929; 2 e.
Aug. 8; E pub. 8204; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 18708
Pal dear, Vll wait for you; waltz,
words and music by M. H. Pirie.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e
Aug. 12, 1929; E unp. 9808; Mabel
H. Pirie, Royal Oak, Mich. 18709
Pal, how I need you; words by Ray
Hibbeler, music by H. Cholvin. ©
1 e. Aug. 17, 1929; EB unpeoog2z.
Homer Cholvin, Chicago. 18710
Pal of my dreams; words by Freeman
A. Marchant, music by C. W. Lud-
wig. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1929; H) unp.
10154; F. A. Marchant and Char'es
W. Ludwig, Belmont, Mass. 18711
Pal of my heart, it’s you; words and
music by A. Holland. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Aug. 1,
1929; 2 @ Aug. 2; E pub. 81255, Al
bert Holland, Lowell, Ariz. 18712
Pals; words and music by A. Regal,
arr. by Chas. H. Muller. © 1 «@
Aug. 17, 1929; E unp. 9988; Arthur
Regal, Huntington Park, Calif.
18713
Panhandle moon; lyric by Smiles Jen-
nines [pseud. of EH. P. Jennings],
music by V. M. Kindel. © 1c. Aug.
17, 1929; EK unp. 10312; Kdgar Petty
Jennings, Sugar Land, Tex. 18714
Pansy waltz; by Elizabeth Hopson;
pf. © Aug. 22, 1929; 2 c& Aug. 23;
E pub. 8610; Bach music co., Boston.
18715
Para qué nos conocimos? letra y mu-
sica de Gomez y Fierro, of Mexico,
domiciled at San Diego; pf. [Photo-
stat] © July 23, 1929; 2 c Aug. 5;
E pub. 8105; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 18716
Parade of the marionettes; by Fred-
erick Keats: pf. © Aug. 15, 1929;
2c. Aug. 17; E pub. ‘8488; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 18717
Parade of the wooden soldiers; by
Leon Jessel, arr. by Grace Helen
994
... MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
Nash; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © Aug. 28,
4929-2 .¢) Ang. 29>. pub. S717 ;
Edward B. Marks music co., New
York. 18718
Paradise for only two; slow fox-trot,
lyric and music by Gerald. Steyn, of
Great Britain; pf. acc., with banju-
lele banjo and ukulele arr. by Keech.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
wo wlury 15, 20290 1... bp yy, 29,5 0H)
for. 6069; Ascherberg; Hopwood &
Crew, Itd., London. 18719
Paris; prelude, by Eddie Ward; pf.
© 1c. Aug. 23, 1929; E unp. 10186;
George & Arthur Piantadosi, inc.,
New York. 18720
Paris; words by Al Bryan, music by
Eddie Ward. © 1c. Aug. 23, 1929;
EK sunp. 10187; George & Arthur Pian-
tadosi, ine., New York. 18721
Parks’ imperial anthems; by J. A.
Parks, Marion Moore, and others;
mixed voices. no. 6. Imperial edi-
tion. © Aug. 20, 1929; 2 c. and aff.
Aug. 28; AA 23462; J. A. Parks €o.,
York, Neb. 18722
Parson blues; by Ruben Reeves; pf.
© 1c. Aug. 29, 1929; E unp. 10481;
State Street music pub. co., inc,
Chicago. * 418723
Parting; from C’nema incidentals, by
Charles Ancliffe, of Great Britain ;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. ©
Mer, 25, 19295) 1c Agvigs(2 3: for.
5864; Bosworth & co., Leipzig.
18724
Parting (The) night; words by E. L.
Rentie, musie by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 24,
1929; E unp. 10248; Esther L. Ren-
tie, Tusas, N. M. 18725
Peace (The) of Allah; words by Ella
Wheeler Wilcox, music by L. Egan.
© 1c. Aug. 5, 1929; E unp. 9565;
Leslie Egan, Cobb, Calif. 18726
Peacefully dreaming; by W. Bentley,
arr. by Albert Sand; pf. © Aug.
14, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 14; E pub. 8407;
Warren Gregg, Peru, Ia. 18727
Pedlar’s (The) caravan; unison song
for schools, poem by W. B. Rands,
music by Felix White, of Great
Britain. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Aug. 10, 1929; 1
e. Aug. 13; E for. 6109; Keith,
Prowse & co., Itd., London. 18728
Pennsylvania booze song; words by
I. L. Wenrick, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
18740
Aug. 24, 1929; E unp. 10250; Ira L.
Wenrick, Cleveland. 18729
Pensamientos tristes; valz, de Jesus J.
Peraita, of Mexico, domiciled at El
Paso; pf. . [Photostat] © Aug. 6,
1929; 2 ee) Aug. 8; HE pub. 8239;
D.onisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
18730
Pepe Hillo; marche espagnole, par G.
Razigade, of Fiance; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © July
19, 1929; 1 ce. Aug. 9; E for. 6245;
Georges Razigade, Bordeaux, France.
18731
Perilous pursuit; cinema music, by L.
E. De Francesco; full orch. © Aug.
16, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 16; E pub. 8414;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 18732
Persian moonlight; fotoplay music, by
Ring-Hager, orch. by William C.
Schoenfeld; orch., with pf. or organ
conductor. © Aug. 13, 1929; 2 ¢.
Aug. 15; E pub. 8394; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., New York. 18733
Pesetero (El); de Jesus J. Peralta,
of Mexico, domic. led at El Paso;
pf. [Photostat] © Aug. 6, 1929; 2
ce. Aug. 8; E pub. 8230; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 187384
Peter Pan; caprice, by Felix Gerard,
of Great Britain, op. 10, no. 6; pf.
© Aug. 1, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 12; BE for.
6155; Joseph Williams, ltd., London.
187385
Petit (Le) waltz; by J. R. Binkly;
melody with pf. ace. ©1c. Aug. 7,
1929; E unp. 9659; Jay Ross Binkly,
Belmont, Mass. 18736
Phenomena; andante misterioso, by
R. Meredith W_-ellson, orch. by
George J. Trinkaus; orch. with pf.,
organ, conductor. © Apr. 18, 1929;
2 ec. Apr. 22; E pub. 5976; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 18737
Photograph (A) of the sweeter half
of my love affair; fox trot, lyric by
Irving Kahal, music by J. Russel
Robinson; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by. Lua..Kalua. , ©, July, 31, 19293
2 c. Aug. 2; E pub. 8136; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 18738
Piccola marti; fox trot italienne, versi
di E. Battiparano, mus ca di A. F.
Paganucci. © 1. Aug. 29, 1929;
EB unp. 10441; Anthony F. Paganucci,
Brooklyn. 18739
Pick-Mangiagalli (Riccardo) Tre
studi da concerto; di R. Pick-Man-
giagalli, of Italy, op. 31; pf. © July
24, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 15; E. for. 6220;
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 18740
995
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
Pickaninny’s sandman;
Bruce Barton, music by Ernest
Harry Adams, arr. by Paul Am-
brose; sop. 1, 2 and alto. 4to. ©
Aug. 2, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 13; E pub.
8365; Arthur P. Schm.dt co., Boston.
18741
Piedigrotta Santa .Lucia; le canzoni
del 1929, versi e musica di diversi
- autori,, compilata di Libero Bovio,
of Italy. © Aug. 15, 1929; 1 ec.
Aug. 27; E for. 6350; Italian book
- @0., New York. 18742
words by
Pig iron stomp; melody by 8. Easton.
©1c. Aug. 23, 1929; E unp. 10182;
Sidney Haston, New York. 18743
P:je kuba; Bohemian dance, arr. by
Helen MacGregor; 2 pfs., 8 hands.
© “Atis:’ 12: 19999 ce: Auge’ 2? - 1
pub. 8577; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 18744
Piper (The); unison song, words by
William Blake, music by Eric H.
Thiman, of Great Britain. 4to.
_ {Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Aug. 15, 1929; 1 ¢ Aug. 16; E
for. 6143; Novello & co., ltd., London.
18745
Plain Jane; or, The wedding break-
fast. come opera in 1 act, words
by A. P. Herbert, music by Richard
Austin, of Great Britain. © July
25,.1929; 1 e. Aug. 6; D pub. 27553;
Samuel French, ltd., London. 18746
Plaintes (Les) d’Ariane; poésie de la
Comtesse de Noailles, musique de
Marcel Delannoy, of France. ©
July 19% 1929; 1 ¢c. Aug. 9;3-E for.
6252; Heugel, Paris. 18747
Plakiotissa; words and arr. of music
by: Tetos Demetriades, of Turkey,
domiciled at New York. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. June 3,
1929; E unp. 5524; Tetos music
store, New York. 18748
Piay a snappy little hop for my snappy
little girl; words by C. F. Bockmier,
musie by Larry E. Goffin. [Words
and melody only] © 1 c¢. Aug. 3,
1929;: EH unp. 95381; ‘Charles fF.
LBockmier, Palouse, Wash. 18749
Playboy of dreams; from The street
Singer, words by Graham John,
music by Niclas Kempner; pf. and
ukulele ace. New York, Shubert
music pub. corp. © Aug. 7, 1929;
2c. Aug: 9; EH pub. 8345; Shubert
theatre corp., New York. 18750
'Polichinelle; by
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Playful (The) bob-o-link; by lLyda
Averit Simmons; pf. © July 30,
1929; 2 c.-Aug. 1; BE pub: eu.
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
18751
Plaything; theme song from The play-
thing, words by Raymond Wallace,
music by Jimmy Campbell and Reg.
Connelly, both of Great Britain; pf.
aec., with ukulele arr. by Harry J.
Stafford. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Aug. 1, 1929; 1 ¢.
Aug. 12; E for. 6105; Cinephonie
music co., London. 18752
Pleading; words and music by J. E.
Campbell. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 28, 1929; EB unp.
10356; James H. Campbell, Plain-
field, N. J. 18753
Pleading; words by H. Manago, music
by Chester Escher; ist violin. ©
1 ec. Aug. 22, 1929; E unp. 10155;
Helene Manago, Chicago. 18754
lease don’t cut out my sauerkraut;
words and music by Geo. J. Bennett
and Sam Carlton. © June 4, 1929;
2c. July 19; E pub. 7901; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
18755
Please don’t go away; words and mu-
sic by A. M. Brown; in C. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 27,
1929; BE ounp. 10335; “Aaron 'M.
Brown, Palo Alto, Calif. 18756
‘Plenty of room in heaven for all;
hymn, words and music by Haskell
K. Meacham. © Aug. 24, 1929; 2 ¢.
Aug. 26; E pub. 8645; Charles A.
TUT Zy XORK sek el 18757
Pobre mujer; letra y musica de Con-
rado Varela, of Mexico, domiciled at
Los Angeles; pf. [Photostat] ©
Aug. 6, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 8; H pub.
8238; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
18758
Polichinelle; by Hdna Bentz Woods;
pf. © Aug. 15, 1929;.2 c. Aug. 17;
E pub. 8514; Theodore Presser cCo.,
Philadelphia. 18759
Rachmaninoff, tran-
seribed by Edouard Hesselberg; 2
pfs., 4 hands. © July 30, 1929; 2 c.
Aug. 1; E pub. 8076; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 18760
Polka Horpyna; melody by P. Hu-
meniuk. ©1c. Aug. 8, 1929; E unp.
9529; Paul Humeniuk, New York.
18761
996
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
Polka Polonia; by J. S. Wilus. ©1 ce.
Aug. 27, 1929; E unp. 10339; Joseph
Stanley Wilus, Philadelphia. 18762
Polka z Palestyny; by J. S. Wilus. ©
1 @, Aug. 27, 1929; EH unp. 10338;
Joseph Stanley Wilus, Philadelphia.
18763
Pomp and_ splendour; by Max
Darewski, of Great Britain, arr. by
A. E. Cafarella; full orch. © Aug.
27, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 28; E pub. 8702;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 18764
Pompadour; from Battle of the ladics,
lyric by Ciifford Grey, music by
Herbert Stothart. © 1c. Aug. 27,
1929; E unp. 10323; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer ecorp., Culver City, Calif.
18765
Ponce (Manuel M.) 4 miniatures;
par M. M. Ponce, of Mexico; quatuor
4 cordes, parties. © July 4. 1929;
1 ec. Aug. 9; E for. 6237; Hditions
Maurice Sénart, Paris. 18766
Ponsonby (Noel) Five fancies; by N.
Ponsonby, of Great Britain, op. 4,
nos. 1-5; small organ. © June 27,
#929; 1 ec. Aug. 165 EH for. 6132)
Oxford university press, London.
18767
Por fin toros; paso doble flamenco, by
R. Bell, of. Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles; pf. © 1. Aug. 8, 1929;
EK unp. 9671; Ricardo Bell, Los
Angeles. 18768
Por ti, Dorita es; bolero boricua, letra
y musica por H. Torres. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 14,
1929; E unp. 9886; Heriberto Torres,
New York. 18769
Portland and her highways; words by
EK. E. Gray, music by Daniel H. Wil-
son. © ic. Feb. 11, 1929; E unp.
9558; Ernest Elmer Gray, Portland,
Or. 18770
Postludium; by W. D. Armstrong, op.
118, no. 3; organ. © Aug. 15, 1929;
2c. Aug. 17; E pub. 8512; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 18771
Poupee (La) de la Chine; by V. A.
Hembling; pf. He; -Antgr; 16,
1929; E unp. 9931; Violette Angeline
Hembiing, Emporia, Kan. 18772
Poursuite mystérieuse; par M. Brussel-
mans, of Belgium; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur et 1° violini con-
ducteur. 4to. © July 4, 1929; 1 «¢.
Aug. 9; E for. 6260; E. Gaudet,
Paris. 18773
18785
Prasezay Hanusiu; words and music
by A. Schwartz. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. June 8, 1929;
EK unp. 7740; Abe Schwartz, New
York, 18774:
Prayer; by W. D. Armstrong, op. 118,
no. 4; organ. © Aug. 15, 1929; 2 e.
Aug. 17; FE pub. 85138; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 18775:
Preces (The) and responses; ferial,
arr. by H. B. Smartt, of Great
Britain. London, Novello & ¢o., Itd..
12mo. © Aug. 19, 1929; 1 c Aug...
ZO Ba bor. | S200 “HEH. “Bo Siiarte,
Johannesburg, South Africa. 18776
Precocious (A) blossom; by J. La
© 1c. Aug. 3, 1929; EB
Jennie La Magra,
18777
Magra; pf.
unp,, 9632;
Brooklyn.
Prelude and fugue; by Charles V.
Ryehlik, op. 22 a; violin .and pf.
© July 25, 1929; 2 c Aug. 10; E pub.
8453 ; Fr. A. Urbanek & sons, Prague,
Czechoslovakia. 18778
Prelude on a Hebrew melody; by Hart
MeDonald; pf. © Aug. 15, 1929;
2c. Aug. 17; E pub. 8515; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 18772:
Prélude, récitatif et variations; par
Maurice Durufié, of France, op. 3;
flite, alto et pf. © July 2,1929;1¢
Aug. 9; E for. 6275; Durand &€ cie.,
Paris. 18780.
Preludio e danza siciliana; da La
giara, di Alfredo Casella, of Italy ;
violino e pf. © June 22, 1929; 1 ¢.
July 30; E for. 6091; Universal edi-
tion, a. g., Vienna. 18781
Pretty girl; words and music by F. H.
Scott; pf. with ukulele acc. ©1e.
Aug. 21, 1929; EH unp. 101138; Francis
H. Scott, Glenside, Pa. 18782
Pretty little you; by Violinsky [pseud.
of Solly Ginsberg], arr. by Geo. J.
Trinkaus; vocal orch. pts. 4to. ©
Aue. 5, 19295 2 Co.bUS. 95. Ee abe
8333 ; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
18783:
Pretty little you; fox trot, by Ben
Ryan and Violinsky [pseud. of Solly
Ginsberg], arr. by Samuel Grossman ;
dance orch. pts., with vocal or violin
trio. 4to. © July 30, 1929; 2 e@
Aug. 3; E pub. 8150; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 18784
Pretty little you; words by Ben Ryan,
music by Violinsky [pseud. of Solly
Ginsberg]; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
July 26; 1929 ;, 2.. cds, a0); 2. piah..
8153; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 18785
997
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18786
Dt ns S., v. 24
Pride (The) of my heart is wounded;
words and music by Rex Moranee,
of Great Britain. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Aug. 2, 1929;
EH unp. 9841; Cyril HE. Attygale,
Ratnapura, Ceylon. 18786
Prima special brew; words and music
by A. Atkins, arr. by Aletha Dickson
and Alexander Robison. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. Aug. 26,
1929; E unp. 10288; Adolph Atkins,
Chicago. 18787
Primmavera nnanze ’o specchio; versi
di Armando Cennerazzo, musica di
G. Godono, of Italy, domiciled at
New York. [Words and melody
- only] ©1e. Aug. 29, 1929; EB unp.
10424; Giuseppe Godono, New York.
18788
Principes traditionnels d’exécution du
chant. grégorien d’aprés l’école de
Solesmes; par Th. Laroche, of
France. © Mar. 11, 1929; 1 c. Apr.
‘26; A—Foreign 2963; Desclée & cie.,
Paris. 18789
Prison cell blues; words by J. HE.
Guernsey, music by Floyd Thomp-
son. © 1c. Aug. 23, 1929; E unp.
10192; Thompson and Guernsey,
Indianapolis. 18790
Progressive (The) music series; for
basal use in pYimary, intermediate
ard grammar grades, by Horatio
Parker, and others, Philippine edi-
tion compiled by Norberto Romual-
dez and Charles E. Griffith, jr. bk.
1. © Aug. 6, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
13; A 11626: Silver, Burdett & co.,
‘Newark, N. J. 18791
Proh bition: fox trot, by J. Biega; 1st
violin: ©’'1 ¢. Aug. 6, 1929; HE unp.
9586; John Biega, Perth Amboy,
WN. 18792
Protest (The); cinema music, by Hu-
bert Bath, of Great Britain, arr. by
J. Rochetti; full orch. pts. © Aug.
3,.1929:;: 2 c. Aug. 2; E pub. 8528;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 18793
Purple iris; by Helen Dallam; violin
duet for teacher and student; with-
out ace. © Aug. 15, 1929; 2 ¢. Aug.
17; E pub. 8495; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 18794
Put your m‘nd on it: words and music
by J. Crump. [Words and melody
onlv] ©1e. Aug. 19, 1929; E unp.
' 10013 ; Jesse Crump, Chicago. 18795
Quitor en si mineur; par H. Woo'lett,
of France: 2 violons, alto et violon-
“eelle parties. © July 4, 1929; 1 ec.
Deen EEE EEE
Aug. 9; E for. 6267; Editions Mau-
rice Sénart, Paris.
Quatuor no. 5, en la; par Jean Rogis-
ter, of Belgium; 2 violons, alto et
violoncelle; parties. © July 4,
1929* 1 c. Aug. 9; EK for, 6264] mar
tions Maurice Sénart, Paris. 18797
Que (Hl) siembra su maiz; danzon, by
R. Hernandez; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct 23,
1928; E unp. 524; Rafael Hernan-
dez, New York. 18798
Queen of my heart; words and music
by A. J. Miller. © 1c. Aug. 26,
1929; E unp. 10289; Alonzo Jackson
Miller, Tampa, Fla.
Querida-mia; tango, by J. Biega; 1st
violin. © 1c. Aug. 6, 1929; E unp.
9587; John Biega, Perth Amboy,
Ne St 18800:
Quiero... ! vais-cancion, letra y mt-
sica de Enrique Galaz, of Mexico;
pf. © Jan. 25,,1929- lex Agee
E for. 6098; Prisciliano Canto B.,
Mexico City, Mexico. 18801
Quintette; par Lowther, of Great
Britain; 2 violons, alto, violoncelle
et pf. Parties et partition. © July
4, 1929; 1.¢ Aug... 9; for (6236;
Editions Maurice Sénart, Paris.
18802
Racket (The) song; from Heigh-ho,
words by Dolph Singer, music by
Harry Von = Tilzer. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Aug. 8, 1929:
E unp. 9715; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 18803
Rainbow (The) bridge of love: words
by VY. C. Allamong, musie by Samuel
H. Speck. [Words and melody orly]
©1c. July 26, 1929; E unp. 9844;
Virgil C. Allamong, Muncie, Ind
18804
Rainbow man; words and music by
R. K. Poyhonen. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1.¢ Aug. 15, 1929;
EK unpv. 9902; Rose K. Poyhonen,
Detroit. 18805
Raising the racketeer; fox trot, mel-
ody by D. Gray and D. Opfinger. ©
1 eé July 18, 1929: HE unp. 9956;
Don Gray and Dolph Opfinger, New
York. 18806
Rambling yodel Sam; words and mu-
sic by A. Jenkins. [Words and mel-
ody only] “© 1c. Augs 12) fe20;
EK unp. 9794; Andrew Jenkins, At-
lanta. 18807
998
18796 -
18799
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
18827
Rankin (The) school of aviation;
words by E. H. Thacker, music by
Sylvester L. Cross. New York City,
Frank Harding. © July 31, 1929;
-2 ce. Aug. 8; E pub. 8179; Edgar
Harold Thacker, Aberdeen, Wash.
18808
Rapacin de mis amores; letra y mu-
sica de L. Llaneza, of Spain, domi-
ciled at New York. © 1c. Aug. 17,
1929; E unp. 9998; Luis Llaneza,
New York. 18809
Realms (The) of the blest; words by
E'izabeth Mills, music by George
Francis Bauer. 1. High voices.—2.
Low voice. © July 13,1929; 2 e.
each Aug. 7: E pub. 85380; R. L.
Huntzinger, ine., New York. 18810
Red (The) caravan; duet or two-pt.
song, words by G. Hubi-Newcombe,
music by Florence Aylward, arr. by
William Stickles; boys’ voices.
New York, N. Y., Chappell-Harms,
inc. 4to. © July 30, 1929; 2 ¢. July
31; E pub. 8163; Chappeil & co., 1fd.,
London. 18811
Red head: words and music by W. J.
Burriss. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1929; E unp. 10363;
Warren Jumes Burriss, Philadelphia.
18812
Red hot rhythm: from the photoplay.
words and music by Bobby Dolan
and Walter O'Keefe. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Aug. 14, 1929;
BE unp. 9878; De Sylva, Brown and
Henderson, ine., New York. 18813
Regimental pride; march, by David
Coate; band pts. 4to. © Aug. 17,
1929; 2 c. Aug. 24; E pub. 8652; Fill-
more bros. co., Cincinnati. 18814
Regrets; words by Mrs. Fred W. Gage,
music by Chas. E. Roat; med. voice,
with violin or cello obbl. © July 20,
1029 2 Ce. guly ICs BY abe Soeur
Chas. E. Roat music co., Battle
Creek, Mich. 18815
Reichsprisident Hindenburg; marsch-
lied, text von Kurt Schneider, musik
von A. Meyer-Higen, of Germany. ©
Sept..1. 1926; 1 ¢c. Aug. 2, 1929; EH
for. 6006; Universum verlags, a. g.
Basel, Berlin. 18816
Reinhold (Otto) Zehn klavierstiicke,
1929; fiir die jugend, von O. Rein-
hold, of Germany. obl. 8vo. ©
. May 6, 1929; 1c. July 3; E for. 6046;
Fr. Kistner and C. F. W. Siegel,
Leipzig. 18817
Remarkable girl; lyric by Henry
Creamer, music by Lou Handman;
pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by L. C.
Williams. © Aug. 30, 1929; 2 e.
Aug. 31; E pub. 8761; Handman,
Kent & Goodman, inc., New York.
18818
Remember I'll always love you; words
by E. Valiant, music by Matthew
Romano. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1929; E unp. 10354;
Emil Valiant, Camden, N. J. 18819
Requiem; symphonische totenmesse,
fiir gemischten chor, 4 solostimmen,
orch. u. orgel, von Lothar Wind-
sperger, of Germany, op. 47, arr.
von Eduard Bornschein, of Germany.
Klavierauszug. 4to. © Aug. 10,
#9295 en Agi 37 Bi for: 'G19m:
B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
18820
Restless events; after Chopin’s Revo-
lutionary etude, by Edward Kilenyi;
fll “orc, © Ane: 16," 1999" 2 7G.
Aug. 16; E pub. 8416; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 18821
Reuben Brown, from a hick town:
words by Isaac H. Knowles, music
by Edward E. Baudis. © July 31,
1929: 2.) Aug. J] >... pub: S063.
World pub. co., Philadelphia. 18822
Revenge; words by Henry Myers and
Dan Walker, music by G. Carbonara.
© 1c. Aug. 12, 1929; E unp. 9830;
Gerard Carbonara, Woodside, L. I.,
N. Y. ; 18823
Reverence ; words by J. F. Moser, mu-
sic by Irving A. Steinel. 8vo.
Heh, 28192832: ce. Aug. G,. 19295 hi
pub. 8264; Tessie F. Moser, Glendale,
Calif. 18824
Rhythm a-la-earte; words by Bickley
Reichner, music by M. Cooper Paul.
[Words and melody only] ©1e
Aug. 15, 1929; E unp. 9908; Broad-
way music corp., New York. 18825
Rhythmic play; by M. Johnson; pf.,
with words by various authors. ©
June 4, 1929; 2 ec. June 11; E pub.
8482; Margaret Johnson, Wellesley,
Mass. 18826
Richard de Castre’s prayer to Jesus;
earol A. D. 1430, set to musie in the
Dorian mode by R. R. Terry, arr.
by Maurice Jacobson, of Great Brit-
ain; men’s voices unace. 4to. ©
July. 30,°1929- 1 ¢ duly Sirs for.
5975: Richard Runciman Terry,
Woodstock, Oxon, England. 18827
999
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18828
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
Ricordo di Napoli; lied-tango, worte
von Hans Striller Strom, musik von
Giovanni Michael [pseud.], of Den-
mark, op. 51; orch. stimmen. 4to.
@© Apr: 1, 1927- die. Oct: #5: a0 For.
5689; Verlag Friedrich Friede, Ber-
lin: 18828
Ride on vaquero; from Conquistador,
words and music by L. Wolfe Gilbert
aid Abel Baer. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 7, 1929; E unp.
$649; De Sylva, Brown and Hender-
son, inc., New York. 18829
Riding the crescent moon; by Reuven
’ V. Kosakoff; pf. © Aug. 26, 1929;
2c. Aug. 24; E pub. 8661; Schroeder
& Gunther, ine., New York. 18830
Right under the moon; words and mu-
sic by L. Wickdahl. © 1c. Aug. 28,
1929; E unp. 10871; Lillian Wick-
dahl, Seattle. 18831
Rilloby-rill; 2 pt. song for children,
poem by Henry Newbolt, music by
Granville Bantock, of Great Brit-
ain. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Aug. 6, 1929; 1c. Aug.
19; E for. 6805; Joseph Williams,
Itd., London. 18832
River blues; by Ruben Reeves; pf. ©
1 c« Aug. 29, 1929; EH unp. 10432;
State street music pub. co., inc., Chi-
cago. 18833
River (The) Cimarron; words and mu-
sic by B. C. Danels. New York City,
Frank Harding. © July 31, 1929;
2c. Aug. 2; E pub. 8126; Benjamin
Calvert Danels, Cimarron, N. M.
18834
Rivier (Jean) Huit poémes; de Guil-
laume Apollinaire, musique de J.
Rivier, of France. © July 4, 1929;
1 c. Aug. 9; E for. 6280; Hditions
Maurice Sénart, Paris. 18835
Rock me mama; words and music by
Ikey Robinson. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Aug. 29, 1929; EH unp.
10484; State street music pub. Co.,
ine., Chicago. 18836
Rock me to sleep in your arms, rock-
a-bye lady in lull-a-bye land; words
and music by Polly and Anna
[pseuds. of Helen and Mary Stuart]
and Cal De Voll; pf. and ukulele
ace. (In Polly and Anna song book) ©
© July 10, 1929; 2c. Aug. 12; E pub.
8307; Forster music publisher, inc.,
Chicago. 18837
Rogue (The) song; prelude, words by
Clifford Grey, music by Herbert
Stothart. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1929; B
unp. 10329; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., Culver City, Calif. 18838
Rogue (The) song; words by Clifford
Grey, music by Herbert Stothart. ©
dice. Aug. 27, 1929; H unp. 103s
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 18839
Roll on dat cotton; words by J. E.
Guernsey, music by Floyd Thompson.
© 1c. Aug. 23, 1929; E unp. 10193;
Thompson and Guernsey, Indianapo-
lis. 18840
Romaine; words and music by E. B.
Cartwright. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 2, 1929; E ump.
9475; Emma B. Cartwright, Kane,
Pa. 18841
Romance; by Charles V. Rychlik, op.
3, op. 25' 4; violin ‘and pr Yay
25, 1929; 2 c. each Aug. 10; E pub.
8455, 8459; Fr. A. Urbanek & sons,
Prague, Czechoslovakia.
18842, 18843
Romance; waltz song, lyric and musie
by Paul Edgar Bray. © July 17,
1929; 2,¢. Aug. 3; E pub. .s083;
Model music publishers, reg’d., Hast
Montreal, Canada. 18844
Romanis (Les) ; de En camargue, par
Mare Delmas, of France; pf.
July 19, 1929; 1 ce. Aug. 9; EH for.
6289; L. Philippo, Paris. 18845
Romanzetta; by César Cui, op. 39, arr.
by Franz Eber, of Austria; small or
full orch., with pf. direction and
violino 1 direction. © Apr. 3, 1929;
1 ec. May 3; E for. 4348; .Universal
edition, a. g., Vienna. 18846
Rondo-fantasy; by J. Stuart Archer,
of Great Britain; organ. © Aug.
12, 1929; 2 e. Aug. 22; E. pub. 8562;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 18847
Rosaline; lyrie by Charles A. Johnson,
rev. by Frank Samuels, musie by
James Kendis; pf. and ukuele ace.
© May 17, 1929; 2c. Aug. 28; E pub.
8692; Kendis, Gusman & Samuels,
inc., New York. 18848
Rose of Dundee; words and music by
W. S. Jester. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Aug. 9, 1929; E ump.
10401; Wm. S. Jester, Ocean City,
Ne Jy 18849
Rose of the dawn; melody by Frank
Parente. © 1c. Aug. 5, 1929; EH
unp. 9596; James Dante, Madison,
N. J. 18850:
1000
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
18871
Rose of the garden; words by J. P. | Rumon; sacrae romae origines, trage-
Townsend, music by R. A. Taylor,
op. 13; four-pt. women’s cho., or
quartette, a capella. ©1 ce. Aug. 28,
1929; E unp. 10894; Russell A.
Taylor, Berea, O. 18851
Rosella; words and music by H. S.
Kehm. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1929; E unp.
101538; Horace Stevens Kehm, Chi-
cago. 18852
Rosen aus Florida; text von A. M.
Willner und Heinz Reichert, musik
yon Leo Fall, of Austria, musik
einrichtung f. d. theater von HK, W.
Rornego. , 01. Austria: pi: * Mit
lbergelegtem text. 1. Grosses pot-
pourri 2. Walzer.’ © ° July *30,
1929; 1 ce. each July 23; EB for. 6034,
6035; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Ger-
many. 18858, 18854
Roses bring memories and memories
bring you; words and music by
_ Edwina Ford. © 1c. Aug. 20, 1929;
E unp. 10096; Ella A. Ford, Oakland.
Calif. 18855
Roses speak to me of love; words and
music by M. K. Shaw. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Aug. 21, 1929;
E unp. 10124; Mary K. Shaw, Bath,
Me. 18856
Roses (The) that bud in the morn
time; waltz ballad, words and music
hap be, Ft. Alford,, :© 12 Ang, 21,
1929; E unp. 10119; Esther R. Al-
ford, Long Beach, Calif. 18857
Rossignol (Le) s’est tu... .; mélodie,
par N. Sokoloff, orch. de Rudd, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Aug. 9, 1929; 1 ¢.
Aug. 10; E for. 6169; Enoch & cgie.,
Paris. 18858
Rotary, no. 2; words and music by
Norris C. Morgan. 4to. © Apr. 10,
eo. 2 ce. Apro 205) Bi pup. Sua;
Rotary club of Wilmington. Del.,
Wilmington. Del. 18859
Rote rosen; slow-fox, aus Rosen aus
Florida, von Leo Fall, musikalische
einrichtung f. d. theater von HE. W.
Korngold, arr. von Fred Ralph
[pseud, of Hermann Krome], of
Germany ; orch. stimmen mit pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Apr. 30, 1929; 1 c.
Apr. 24; E for. 4067; B. Schott’s
s6hne, Mainz, Germany. 18860
Rumba; from Spanish colonial
sketches, by Justin Elie, of Haiti,
domiciled at New York; pf. © July
30, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 2; E pub. 8066;
Belwin, inc., New York. 18861
72364—29——_6
dia in cinque carmi di Ignis [pseud.
of Roggero Musmeci Ferrari Bravo],
musica di Maso Guarnaschelli, of
Italy. 1° ed. Roma, = § Editrice
libreria del Littorio. © Apr. 21,
1929;,1 ¢c. June 21; D pub. -27560;
Roggero Musmeci Ferrari Bravo,
Rome. 18862
‘S been a long time in between time;
words and music by Joe McCarthy
and Jimmie Monaco; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by May Singhi Breen.
© Aug? 12,1929; 2 c. Aug. 13; EB
pub. 8329; Irving Berlin, ine., New
POT, 18863
‘S kommt ein vogerl geflogen; varia-
tionen tiber das lied im stile neuerer
meister, von Fritz Recktenwald, of
Austria; orch. stimmen, mit pf. di-
rection u. violino 1 direction. ©
July 20, 1929; 1.c. Aug. 138; 5B for.
6147; D. Rahter, Leipzig. 18864
Sacred mem’ries; by C. Rice; melody
with pf. ace! © 1c. Aug. 1, 1929;
Eeunp. 9421; Carl Rice, New York.
18865
Saczety; words and music by S&S.
Polakoff. [Russian text. Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 10,
1929; E unp. 9776; Sam Polakoff,
Brooklyn. 18866
Safety ; musical playlet in 3 acts, book
and lyries by Carol Joan Farol,
musie by Frank A. Marsales. Voc.
ser. © July: 25, 1929... 2 es duly 20;
D pub. 27558; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 18867
Sailor (The) song; words and music
by D. J. Bero. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 23, 1929; E unp.
10200; David J. Bero, New York.
18868
St. Helena march; by E. S. Feather-
stone; pf. © 1c. Aug. 6, 1929; B
unp. 9609; E. S. Featherstone, St.
Helena, Calif. 18869
St. Louis (The) Robin; words and
music by A. M. Belka. © 1c. Aug.
21; 1929; E unp. 10109; Anna: M.
Belka, St. Louis. 18870
Saintes-Maries (Les) de la mer; de
En camargue, par Mare Delmas, of
France; pf. © July 19, 1929; 1 e.
Aug. 9; E for. 6290; L. Philippo,
Paris. 18871
1001
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18872
Sam Brown; words and music by E. R.
Meyers. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 20, 1929; E unp. 10089;
Evelyn Russell Meyers, Brooklyn.
18872
Same old moon, same old June, but not
the same old you; words and music
by‘. Cliff: Friend; pf: ace: with
ukulele arr. by May Singhi Breen.
© Aug. 19, 1929; 2 e. Aug. 20; EH
pub. 8534; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 18873
Same (The) old way; fox-trot ballad,
words by F. L. Cooper, jr., music by
John P. Saceo. [Chords, single
staff] ©1c. Aug. 26, 1929; E unp.
10265 ; Frederick L. Cooper, jr., New
York. 18874
by C. Raison, of Great
(In Hawkes’
Sans souci;
Britain? “pfy* no, +2)
new march album) © July 23,
1920) 1@? Auger HY for!*'6008 ;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd., Lon-
don. 18875
Sarabande; de L’éventail de Jeanne,
par Albert Roussel, of France; pf.,
4 mains. © Mar. 20, 1929; 1c. Apr.
13; E for. 5479; Heugel, Paris.
18876
Saratoga swing; by Barney Bigard;
pf. © June 5, 1929; 2 c. June 10;
E pub. 6605; Gotham music service,
ine., New York. 18877
Saviour, let me abide with Thee;
hymn, words by Larry W. Smith,
music by R. J. Iden. © Aug. 28,
1929; 2¢. Aug. 30; E pub. 8754; Ray-
mond J. Iden, Mt. Vernon, O. 18878
Saviour’s (The) love is all I need;
hymn, words by Haskell K. Mea-
cham, music by William C. Mea-
cham. © Aug. 24, 1929; 2 ¢ Aug.
26: E pub. 8631; Charles A. Lutz,
York, Pa. 18879
Savoy (The) community medley; one-
step, arr. by Hubert Bath, of Great
Britain, on the pf. medley compiled
and arr. by Debroy Somers; with
words. 1. Military band pts.—2.
Brass band pts. © Aug. 6, 1929;
1c. each Aug. 9; E for. 6043, 6044;
Keith Prowse & co., ltd., London.
18880, 18881
Say it with your feet; from Connie’s
hot chocolates, words by Andy Ra-
zaf, music by Thomas Waller and
Warry Brooks; pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by M. Kalua. © July 27, 1929;
2 ce. Aug. 27; E pub. 8678; Mills
music, ine., New York. 18882
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
Say the word; from Girl from Havana,
words by L. Wolfe Gi'bert, musie
by Abel Baer. © Aug. 13, 1929; 2 ce.
Aug. 14; E pub. 8869; De Sylva.
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
18883
Saying good morning to the world;
words and music by C. N. Akey.
Wisconsin Rap‘ds, Wis.. American
music pub. co. © Aug. 12, 1929; 2 ¢.
Aug. 14; E pub. 8402; Cleve N. Akey,
Port Edwards, Wis. 18884
Scales, 1st position, violin; by Ole
Nors, of Denmark, domiciled at Val-
lejo, Calif. © 1c. Aug. 5, 1929; E
unp. 9496; Ole Nors, Vallejo, Calif.
18885
Scene in Moscow; by S. Wienshienk ;
pf. © le Aug. 26, 1929; B pub.
10302; Sylvia Wienshienk, Kansas
City, Mo. 18886
Scénes hongroises; czardas, par Ma-
rius Fernay, of France, op. 15; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
© July 19, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 9; E for.
6241; Calas, Caux, France. 18887
Scénes slaves; par Marius Fernay, of
France, op. 14; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © July 19,
1929; 1c. Aug. 9; E for. 6240; Calas,
Caux, France. 18888
Scenic agitato; photoplay music, by
Kilenyi-Frey; orch., with pf. or or-
gan conductor. © Aug. 13, 1929; 2c.
Aug. 15; E pub. 8392; Robbins mu-
sic corp., New York. 18889
Schad’ um das mi&del, dass es dir
gehort! foxtrot, aus Prosit Gipsy!
gesangstexte von Beda, musik von
Robert Gilbert, of Germany, arr.
von Walter Borchert. © Mav 1,
1929: 1c. Aug. 6: E for. 6000; Wie- —
ner bohéme-verlag, Vienna. 18890
Schaw nie zu tief in schdOne augen;
lied und fox-trot, text von Charles
Amberg, musik von Fred Raymond,
of Austria. © Apr.) 12,1929 c.
Aug. 26; E for. 6320; Alrobi musik-
verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 18891
bv Hubert Bath. of Great
Britain, arr. by J. Rocchetti; full
orch. 4to. © Aug. 27, 1929; 2 ec.
Aug. 28; E pub. 8699; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 18892
Schirmer’s elementary orchestra _ se-
ries: selected and ed. by Victor L.
F. Rebmann, arr. by Tom Clark.
Full/se; nojt3.u01. Bistoriette we is
others] Copyright is based upon
Scherzino;
1002
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
arr. by Tom Clark and new matter
by Victor L. F. Rebmann, namely,
his interpretation represented in the
legible notation thereof contained in
the copies filed. © June 14, 1929;
2 c. June 20; E pub. 6939; G. Schir-
mer, inec., New York. 18893
Schénste (Das) der wunder auf erden;
valse boston, aus Rosen aus Florida,
musik von Leo Fall und Er‘ch Wolf-
gang Korngold, arr. von Franz Kop-
riva, of Austria; salon orch. mit
jazz und pf. conductor; stimmen.
4to.. © July 30, 1929; 1c. July 23;
E for. 6028; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. 18894
School for the pianoforte; by Theo.
Presser. v. 1. Beginner’s book. ©
Sept. 11, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
13; AA 25003; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia.‘ [© new matter by
Preston Ware Orem] 18895
Schubert (Franz Peter) Cradle song;
words tr. by Maria X. Hayes, music
arr. by Arthur Somervell, of Great
Britain; m’xed voices. 4to. [Staff
and tonie sol-fa notations] © July
meoe2o - ot, ec Aue. 10:; EK for.26L72 ;:
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 18896
Moment musical; op. 94, tran-
seribed for ist and 2d violins and
pf. by A. Chuhaldin, of Austravia,
with additional pts. for string orch.
_by C Sauer, of Australia. © Mar.
5, 1928; 1 ce. Mar. 22; BE for. 3640;
W. H. Paling & co., Itd., Sydney,
Australia. 18897
Moment musical, no. 3; arr. by
R. W. Saar, of Great Britain; violin
Bes pt. (OC) Aue, 2,. 1929: 1 ce. duly
27; E fer. 6084; W. Paxton & co.,
Itd., London. 18898
Songsters of spring; choral dance,
no. 3 of Moments musicaux, words
and arr. by Arthur Pearson, of Great
Britain; mixed voices. 4to. © Aug.
9 1929; 1 ce. Aug. 18; E for. 6104;
Banks & son, York. England. 18899
Sehule fiir jazz-schlagzeug; von
Matyas Seiber, of Hungary, mit
einem anhang Das schlagzeug im
orchester, von Paul Franke, of Ger-
many. © May 15, 1929; 1 ¢. May
7; E for. 2750; B. Schott’s sodhne.
Mainz, Germany. 18900
Schumann (Robert Alexander) Ro-
mance and scherzo; from Fourth
symphony, arr. as a duet for pf. and
organ by J. Stuart Archer, of Great
Britain. © Aug. 2, 1929; 1 ¢. July
27; E for. 6085; W. Paxton & ©co..
- Itd., London.
18901 |
18910
Schwiegermutter, schwimm’ doch nach
Amerika; foxtrot, worte von Hans
Pflnnzer und Wi li Weiss, musik von
Hans May, of Austria. © May 22,
qo205 ‘Le. Auge GS.) Biter? (699s;
Wiener bohéme-verlag, Vienna.
18902
Scottish (The) psalter, 1929; descants,
faux-bourdons and varied aces. by
T. C. L. Pritehard, of Great Britain,
with an alternative arr. to Old 100th
by R. W. Cockburn.. 12mo. © July
24 ooo tt ADS. 16s. A) Lor, tds
Oxford university press, London.
18903
Se ne fuiuto ’o banchiere ’e fallita la
banca; versi di G. Onofri, musica di
A. Bascetta. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Aug. 19, 1929; BE unp.
10076; Alfredo Bascetta and G.
Onofri, Brooklyn. 18904
Sea (A) tale; prelude in G minor,
lyric by Frank J. Black, music by
Rachmaninoff-Black; male voices.
New York City, Chappell-Harms,
ine’. 4to., "© July "30, 1929-2 «.
July 31; E pub. 8164; Harms, inc..
New York. 18905
Second (The) community uke book;
containing 120 songs, with melody
line, words and ukulele acc., compiled
by Ernest Newton, arr. for ukulele
by Lew Stern, of Great Britain. 4to.
© Aue 6 1999-1 -¢: Aue Oo: Hf for
6042; Keith, Prowse & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 18906
See you in the morning; melody by
R. C. Hornsby. © 1c. Aug. 6, 1929;
H unp. 9611; Ruth C. Hornsby,
Washington. 18907
Sefiorita; Spanish fox-trot, words and
music by Joe Manaois, of Mexico;
pf. and ukulele acc. Ensenada, B.
Cfa.. Mexico, Manaois music house.
© Aug. 6, 1929; 1 ce. Aug. 12; E for.
6304; Joseph Manaois, Ensenada, B.
Cfa., Mexico. 18908
Sentimental melody; slow dance, by
Aaron Copland; pf. [Jn Das neue
klavier-buch] © Feb. 15, 1929; 1 c.
Feb. 9, 1 c. Aug. 17; E pub. 8624;
B. Schott’s s6hne. Mainz, Germany.
18909
Serbische weisen (Servian songs) ; by
Hans Gal, of Austria, op. 3, arr. by
Arnold Wilke, of Germany; small
or full orch., with pf. direction and
violino 1 direction. © Apr. 3. 1929;
1 ec. May 3; E for. 4840; Universal
edition, a. g., Vienna. 18910
1003
18911
Serenade; by Charles V. Rychlik, op.
20; violin and pf. © July 25, 1929;
2c. Aug. 10; E pub. 8457; Fr. A.
Urbainek & sons, Prague, Czecho-
slovakia. 18911
Sérénade tendre; by Edward Moran
[pseud. of Cuthbert. Harris], of
Great Britain; pf. © Aug. 19, 1929;
2c. Aug. 22; E pub. 8549; Clayton
F. Summy co., Chicago. 18912
Serenade to Vida; three-part choral,
lyric by Arthur Guiterman, music by
Dorothy Radde Emery; sop. 1, 2 and
alto. “4to... (©. Ades ta 1929" "2 c,
Aug. 14; E pub. 8373; Kay & Kay
music pub. corp., New York. 18913
Serenade (The) waltz; words and
musie by A. J. Petolino. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 29,
1929; E unp. 10416; Anthony J.
Petolino, Newark, N. J. 18914
Serenata; per Alfredo Casella,’ of
Italy; clarinetto, fagotto, tromba,
violino e violoncello. Partitura.
16mo. © Mar, 25, 1929; 1 c. May 3;
EK for. 5201; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 18915
Serenata espanola; by A. Cavalcabo;
t,o tO) PCC Ae ae 19290". By amp,
9718; Arturo Cavalcabo, New York.
18916
Sergeant Flagg and Sergeant Quirt,
Ill tell the cock-eyed world; words
by Lou Klein and Billy Moll, music
by Billy Moll. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Aug. 16, 1929; E unp.
10264; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 18917
Sextuor; par Vincent d Indy, of
France; 2 violons, 2: altos et 2 violon-
celles. 1. HKntrée en sonate. [2
others] 1. Partition, format in-16.
2. Parties: © July 19, 1929;.1 ce.
each Aug. 9; E for. 6292, 6293;
Heugel, Paris. 18918, 18919
Shaft (The) of Ku’pish ta ya; Indian
intermezzo in 1 act, text by Sarah
Pratt Carr, music by M. C. Moore,
op. 83, no. 2. [Photostat] © 1 ¢.
Aug. 9, 1929; D‘unp. 27557; Mary
Carr Moore, Los Angeles. 18920
Shanghai lady; words and music by
M. Fischer and 8S. Gray. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 14,
1929; E unp. 10053; Margaret
Fischer and Sara Gray, Los Angeles.
18921
She came my way; words by Chuck
Pride [pseud. of C. F. Pride] and
Gene Clapp [i. e. HE. E. Clapp],
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 117, N. S., v.24
music by Benny Snow [pseud. of
Gordon Snow] ©1e. May 18, 1929 ;.
EK unp. 6991; Charles F. Pride, Min-
neapolis. 18922.
She knows how; words and music by
S. Fine. [Chords, single staff] ©:
1 ¢. Aug. 27, 1929; EH unp. 10342;
Sidney Fine, Sea Gate, N. ¥. . 18923.
She's a wonderful baby; words by
Beth McCuistion Hall, music by
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. © 1 ec.
Aug. 21, 1929; EH unp. 10105; Beth
McCuistion Hall, Inspiration, Ariz.
18924
She’s as good a girl as grandma used
to be; words and music by C. Gil-
bert. New York City, Frank Har-
ding. © July 6, 1929; 2 c. July 18;
E pub. 8048; Carola Gilbert, Val-
halla, N. Y. 18925.
She’s coming back to me; words and
music by W. A. Jones. [Words and
mélody only] ©1e. July 6, 1929;
E unp. 9405; William A. Jones, Hud-
son, O. 18926.
She’s my mama now; words and mu-
sic by F. L. Parsons. [Words and.
melody only] ©1e. Aug. 16, 1929;
E unp. 9943; Frank Leslie Parsons,
Stockton, Calif. 18927
She scuffles that ruff; words and mu-
sie by Will Lyams. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Aug. 29, 1929;
EK unp. 10429; State street music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 18928.
She was kicked on the head by a but-
terfly; from Little Johnnie Jones,
lyrics by Herb Magidson and Ned
Washington, music by Michael H.
Cleary ; pf. and ukulele ace. © Aug.
16, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 21; E pub. $597;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
18929
Shepherd, with Thy tenderest love;
hymn-anthem, words anon., musie by
Charles Huerter; mixed voices, or-
gan acc. 4to. © July 25, 1929; 2 c..
Aug. 2; E pub. 8241; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 18930:
Shepherdess and Beau Brocade; words
by Gerald Dalton, musie by Mon-
tague F. Phillips, arr. by William
Stickles; sop., alto and bar. New
York, Chappell-Harms, ine. 4to. ©
Aug. 6, 1929; 2 ec Aug. 7; E pub.
8257; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
18931
Sherwood’s master method for tenor
banjo or tenor guitar; by Frank
Sherwood. © May 4, 1929; 2 ec. May
15; aff. June 12; A 9881; Chart mu-
sic pub. house, ine., Chicago. 18932
1004
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
mo. 8, 1929
Ship of my dreams; words and music
by D. E. Smith. ©1«. Aug. 8, 1929;
KH unp. 9692; Donald E. Smith,
Kansas City, Mo. 18933
Short prelude; by Noel Ponsonby, of
Great Britain; pf. © June 27, 1929;
1 ec. Aug. 16; BH for. 61384; Oxford
university press, London. 18934
Show-boat blues; words and musie by
C. F. Mathieu. [Words and melody
only] © le. Aug. 1, 1929; E unp.
9425; Carl Ferdinand Mathieu, New
York. 18935
Si sempe Maria: words by N. Guarino,
music by R. De Luca, of Italy, dom-
iciled at Brooklyn. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Aug. 8, 1929;
BE unp. 9662; Ralph De Luca, Brook-
lyn. 18936
Sie kiissen mir die hand, mein herr,
warum nicht meinen mund? lied u.
slow-fox, eine antwort von Fritz
Rotter, musik von Ralph Erwin, of
Austria. © Jan. 10, 1929; 1 c. Apr.
30; E for. 4052; Alrobi musikverlag,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 18937
Siempre sohando; by Emeterio Fierro,
of Mexico, domiciled at San Diego,
Calif.; pf: S8vo: [Photostat] ©
Aug. 6, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 8; E pub.
‘8185; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
18938
Signurina (La) sfinciusa; versi e mu-
siea di L. Dia, of Italy, domiciled at
New York. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 14, 1929; E unp.
‘9861; Leonardo Dia, New York. ~
18939
Silencio (El) de la noche; letra y mu-
siea de Bernarda Montoya, of Mex-
ico, domiciled at Los Angeles; pf.
[Photostat] © Aug. 6, 1929; 2 ec.
Aug. 8: E pub. 8213; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 18940
Silver (The) swan; nos, 12, 15, 17
from act 2 and nos. 20, 21 from act
3, lyrie by Wm. S. Brady, music by
H. Maurice Jacquet. 4to. 1. Tens.
and basses.—2: Sops. and altos. ©
Feb. 25, 1929; 2 e. each Feb. 26; E
pub. 3725, 3726; Leo Feist, ine., New
York. 18941, 18942
Silver threads among the gold; arr.
by Carl Richter; pf. © Aug. 22,
1929: 2 e. Aug. 23; E pub. 8617;
Bach musie co., Boston. 18943
Silver wreath: words by E. Osnes, mu-
sie by C. G. Eneor. © Aug. 5, 1929;
18954
2 e. Aug. 7; EH pub. 8158; Emelie
Osnes, Readlyn, Ia. ' 18944
Silv’ry moon; words by Paul De
Frank and Sammy Shepherd, music
by Al Frazzini; pf. acc., with uku-
lele arr. by Wm. C. Lindemann. ©
Aug. 12, 1929; 2 ce. Aug. 13; E pub.
8358; George & Arthur Piantadosi,
ine., New York. 18945
Simplified (A) instruction book inelud-
ing songs and diagram music for
the Hawaiian harp; prepared by
George A. Peate. obl. 24mo0 ©
Aug. 30, 1929: 2 c., and aff. Sept. 5;
AA 23844; Harmony co., Chicago.
18946
Sin ti; letra y musica de Hmeterio
Fierro, of Mexico, domiciled at San
Diego; pf. [Photostat] © July 23,
Poe 2 Ce Ae. os DUDS She
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 18947
Since I laid my burdens down; words
by Eiders McIntorsch and Edwards,
music arr. by Irene Spain. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 16,
1929; E unp. 9940; Polk C. Brock-
man, Atlanta. 18948
Since I met you; words by Arthur Le
Roy Kaser, music by Margo Stitt.
Dayton, O., Paine pub. co.. © Aug.
19, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 20; E pub. 8546;
Lurten M. Paine, Dayton, O. 18949
Since we parted; words and music by
B. Perry. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 2, 1929; E unp. 9484;
Bernard Perry, St. Louis. 18950
Since we tune in on the radio; action
song, words by Marie Irish, music
by Margaret M. Stitt. Dayton, O.,
Paine pub. co. © Aug. 19, 1929; 2 e.
Aug. 20; E pub. 8545; Lurten M.
Paine, Dayton, O. 18951
Since you I’ve found; words by L.
Morris, music by Luther A. Clark.
New York, Charles Coleman. ©
Aue: 6.) 1929;:2 e..Auge $3) pub:
8711; Lester Morris, Brooklyn.
18952
Since you turned me down; words and
music by H. P. Huffaker. © 1c.
Aug. 8, 1929; EH unp. 9697; Harold
Phillip Huffaker, Visalia, Calif.
18953
Since you went away (Depuis ton
départ) ; words and music by F. C.
Chantereau. © 1c. Aug. 30, 1929;
E unp. 10442; Francis C. Chan-
tereau, Boston. 18954
1005
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
18955
Since you went away, I’m lonely;
waltz, words and music by Fedora
St. Ledger, of Great Britain; pf.
ace., with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Keech. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © July 15,
1929; 1 « July 29; E for. 6066;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. 18955
Sing-a-song; words and music by
J. B. Cleary; pf. [Photostat] ©
th eAug. 27°1929 7. wope 1.0333 ;
John B. Cleary, Washington.
18956
Sing-a-way piano books; pf. rote songs
and technic songs, by Harold Fried-
man... bk; 1-3.) (© VAwe. 30; 1929:
2c. and aff. each Sept. 7; AA 23913-
23915; Juvenile music bureau, New
. York. 18957-18959
Sing for me the songs of Jesus; hymn,
words and music by Haskell K.
Meacham. © Aug. 24, 1929; 2 «.
Aug. 26; E pub. 8635; Charles A.
Lutz, York, Pa. 18960
Sing your best; words by Maud Luise
Gardiner, music by Gustav Klemm;
in AL’) © Aue. Wa to29)-" 2 ¢@, LAus:
17; E pub. 8486; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 18961
Singing a vagabond song; words and
music by Val Burton and Sam Mes-
senheimer. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 29, 1929; E unp.
10403 ; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
18962
Singing (The) bees; words and music
by I. Davis. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Aug. 2, 1929; E unp.
9476; Isabella Davis, Prineville, Or.
18963
Singing in the rain, like a little bird;
words by Francis J. Wells, music
by P. M. Starr. © 1c. Aug. 24,
1929; E unp. 10269; Perry Martin
Starr, Long Beach, Calif. 18954
Sitting at the short end of the rain-
bow, looking for my pot of gold;
words and music by G. Heid.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Aug. 12, 1929; E unp. 9809; George
Heid, Oakland, Calif. 18965
Six responses; music by W. Berwald;
mixed voices. 4to. 1. Father, hear
Thy children’s call. [5 others] ©
July 26, 1929; 2.¢c. July 31; HE pub.
8054; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
18966
pt. II, n. S., v. 24
Skippin’ along; piano novelty, by R.
Beaudette. ©.1c. Aug..6, 1929;. HE:
unp. 9581; Ray Beaudette, Tacoma.
. 18967
Slave’s lament ; melody by (heres
Hitzen. © 1c. Aug. 30, 1929; H
unp. 10455; Louis C. Hitzen, New
York. 18968:
Slavonic dance; by Charles V. Rychlik,
op. 25 b; violin solo, or with pf. ©
July 25, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 10; EH pub.
8452; Fr. A. Urbanek & sons, Prague,
Czechoslovakia. _ 18969
Sleep, my baby; unison song, words.
by Mabel ‘Trustram, music. by
Charles Wood, of Great Britain.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-.
tions] © July 12, 1929; 1 ec July
20; E for. 5982; H. F. W. Deane &
sons, the Year book press, ltd., Lon-
don. 18970"
Sleepy eyes; by Frederic Groton, op..
H, no. 4; pf. © Aug. 12, 1929; 2.¢..
Aug. 23; E pub. 8731; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 18971
Sleepy hollow; lyric by Tommy Weir
and Johnny Bornkessel, music by
Franklyn Hawelka. © Aug. 2, 1929;.
2 ec. Aug. 3; E pub. 8086; Charles:
Bayha musie co., ine., New York.
18972°
Slumber on; fox trot, lyric by Walter
Preston, music by Keith McLeod,
arr. by W. C. Polla; orch. 4to. ©
Apr. 5, 1929; 2 c. May 16; E pub.
6054; Edwin EF. Kalmus, New York..
18973.
Smile (A) a day keeps your troubles
away; words and music by Thomas.
McGhee, Will E. Haines and Medley
Barrett, all of Great Britain; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by Eddie:
Dexter. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © June 7, 1929; 1 e: July
20; E for. 5988; Medley Barrett
music co., ltd., London. 18974
Smiling; words and musie by M. V.
Mackey. © 1 c¢. Aug. 10, 1929; B
unp. 9837; Mildred Virginia Mackey,
Brooklyn. 18975
Smiling Irish eyes; from Smiling
Irish eyes, lyric by Herman Ruby,
music by Ray Perkins, arr. by Hd.
Smalle. 4to. 1. Male voices.—
2. Mixed voices. © July 22, 1929;
2c. each July 26; E pub. 8290, 8291;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
18976, 18977
1006
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
Smoke (The) goes up the chimney
just the same; words and music by
E. W. Shockley. New York City,
Frank Harding. © July 20, 1929;
2e July 25; E pub. 8033; Emory
W. Shockley, Salisbury, Md. 18975
Smoky city blues; words and music
by T. J. Quigley. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Aug. 10, 1929;
E unp. $815; Thomas Joseph Quig-
ley, Pittsburgh. 18979
Snappy weather; by Nathaniel Shil-
kret, orch. by Chas. Miller; orch. ©
Aue 25, 1929 2 ce. Aus. 27: Epub.
$723; Atlas musie corp., New York.
18980
Sneezing song; I love you, I love you,
ka-choo, words and music by Polly
and Anna [pseuds. of Helen and
Mary Stuart] and Cal De Voll; pf.
and ukulele ace. (Jn Pol'y and
Anna song bock) © July 10, 1929;
2c. Aug. 12; E pub. 8308; Forster
music publisher, inc., Chicago.
18981
So dear to me; from The cock-eyed
world, words and music by Con Con-
rad, Sidney D. Mitchell and Archie
Gottler. © Aug. 2, 1929; 2 c. Aug.
3: E pub. 8081; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine., New York.
So does she; words and music by A.
Jacobs and Jerry Herst [i. e. J. P.
Herst. Words and melody only] ©
tae Awe 17), 1929:: Ky unpt 100388 ;
Albert Jacobs and Jerome P. Herst,
San Francisco. 18983
Soaring; words by D. J. Magna, music
by Luther A. Clark. © 1.c. Aug. 28,
tues H np., Losses; ,..Daniel. J.
Magna, Naugatuck,. Conn. 18984
Scciety (The) march; by W. Bentley,
arr. by Albert Sand; pf. © Aug. 14,
1929; 2 ec. Aug. 14; E pub. 8408;
Warren Gregg, Peru, Ia. 18985
Sotét erdOk; words and music by P.
Szarvas; pf. ©1c. Aug. 20, 1929;
E unp. 10072; Paul Szarvas, Pitts-
burgh. 18986
Solfjadern; sangvals, text av Karl-
Ewert, musik av S. Sune, of Sweden;
pf. © June 28, 1929; 1 «July 29;
E for. 5957; Edition Sylvain, Stock-
holm. 18987
Solo tii; letra y musica de Rafael
Paramo, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles; pf. 8vo. [Photostat] ©
Aus. 6,; 1929; 2 ec. Aug: 8; Ex pub.
8797; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
18988
18982.
19000
Some day; waltz, melody by A. Baylie.
© 1c. Aug. 15, 1929; E unp. 9925;
Andrew. Baylie, Pontiac, Mich.
18989
Some little girl; from Heigh-ho, words
by Dolph Singer, music by Harry
Von ‘Tilzer. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 8, 1929; E unp.
9712; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
18990
Some sweet day after while; words
and musie by C. P. F. Watts; pf. ©
ie. Aug..26,. 1929; “HH unp.,. 20276;
Cuetta P. Foster Watts, Washing-
ton. 18991
Somebody mighty like you; from
Paris, lyric by Al Bryan, music by
Eddie Ward; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by W. C. Lindemann. © Aug.
12, 1929; 2 ¢. Aug. 13; E.-pub. 8359;
George & Arthur Piantadosi, inc.,
New York. 18992
Somebody’s mother; words and music
by E. La Voie. ©1c. Aug. 22, 1929;
E unp. 10162; Eva La Voie, Hart-
ford, Conn. 18993
Scmeone, nobody but you; words by P.
S. Perkins, music by J. F. Weir. ©
1 ¢.,Aug., 30, 1929: E unp... 104538;
James F. Weir and Philip S. Perkins,
Syracuse, N. Y. 18994
Somewhere among the roses; lyric by
James Kendis and Frank Samuels,
musie by Lucien Mathias. © May
17, 1929, 2 c..Aug.. 28; HE pub. 8691;
Kendis, Gusman & Samuels, ine.,
New York. 18995
Sonate Sylvain pour piano; par Quinto
Maganini, op. 27. © Aug. 238, 1929;
2c. Aug. 27; E pub. 8687; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. 18996
Sonatine; by Maurice Jacobson, of
Great Britain; 1st and 2d violins,
eello and pf. © July 23, 1929; 1 e.
July 20; E for. 5976; J. Curwen &
sons, ltd., London. 18997
Song bird and cuckoo; by Reuven V.
Kosakoff; pf. © Aug. 26, 1929; 2 ¢.
_ Aug. 24; E pub. 8660; Schroeder &
Gunther, ine., New York. 18998
Song (The) I love - and you; words
and music by Walter Smith. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. Aug. 21,
1929; E unp. 10122; Noah Frederick,
San Francisco. 18999
Song (The) of Broadway; words by
Pauline King, music by R. N. Schrae-
ger; pf. © 1c Aug. 19, 1929; EB
unp. 10009; Rudolph N. Schraeger,
Los Angeles. 19000
1007
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19C01
Song of dreams; words and music by
G. Ted Reicard [pseud. of George
D. Reichard] © 1c. Aug. 12, 1929;
EK unp. 9773; George D. Reichard,
Los Angeles. 19001
Song (A) of happiness; by George H.
Fairclough; organ. (In American
organ quarterly, v. 10, no. 30, July
1929) © July 29, 1929; 2 e. July
ols E pub. 8112: H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 19002
Song of love; words and music by L.
Bennett; pf. © 1c. Aug. 16, 1929;
EK unp. 9986; Laura Bennett, Oak-
land, Calif. 19003
Song (A) of Northumberland; words
by J. R. Hogg, music by Ethel M.
Lambert, of Great Britain. © June
15, 1929; 1 c. July 20; E for. 5985;
J. G. Windows, Itd., Newcastie-on-
Tyne, England. 19604
Song (A) of sunny Italy; words by
Sam Schuman, music by Anthony
J. Messina. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. July 30, 1929; E unp.
9745 ; Samuel Schuman, Long Island
City, N. Y. 19005
Song of the American eagle; words
and music by Gene Weller [i. e. E.
Weller] © Aug. 3, 1929; 2 c. Aug.
9; E pub. 8271; Eugene Weller,
Plainview, Tex. 19006
Song of the cynic; words and music
by C. Ide. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Aug. 28, 1929; B unp.
10374; Charles Ide, Stonington,
Conn. 19007
Song (A) of the morn; lyric by J. M.
Stuart-Young, music by MHarold
Popple, of Great Britain. © June
17, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 2; E for. 6058;
Berners music co., ltd., London.
19008
Song (The) of the sea; by J. C.
Bartells, op, 15 ‘pf. ;'in D ‘min. ‘sq.
Svo. [Mimeograph] © Aug. 21,
1929; 2 e. Aug. 29; E pub. 8719;
John C. Bartells, Chicago. 19009
Song of the soul; featured in The
climax, words by Edward Locke,
music by Joseph Carl Breil. New
York, Chappell-Harms, inc. © July
13, 1929; 2 ec. July 16; E pub. 7681;
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 19010
Song to a flower; words and music by
I’, A. Wirén. New York City, N. Y..,
M. Page music pub co., inc. © June
1, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 10; E pub. 8301;
IF’. Avanarius Wirén, Locust Valley,
ORLY. 19011
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
Songs for children; words by Ethel
Martyr, music by Margaret Suther-
land, of Australia. obl. 8vo. ©
June 6, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 22; E for.
6342; Allan & co., prop. ltd., Mel-
bourne, Australia. 19012
Songs of praises; general purpose
evangelistic song book, compiled by
Arthur W. McKee and J. E. Sturgis.
8vo. © Sept. 38, 1929; 2 c. and aff.
sept. 9; AA 229382; Standard pub.
co., Cincinnati. 19013
Songs of Sigma alpha epsilon; ed. .by
Eric A. Dawson. © June 25, 1929;
2 e. July LE? ail; Fuly 227 A+ Mare:
Sigma alpha epsilon fraternity,
Evanston, Ill. 19014
Sonnet XXXVIII; words by Elizabeth
Barrett Browning, music by Fred R.
Wright. © July 29, 1929; 2 c. July
31; EH pub. 8135; John Church co.,
Cincinnati. 19015
Sonntagmorgen im ungarischen dorfe;
von A. Szirmai, arr. von Ernod Por,
both of Hungary; orch. stimmen, mit
pf. direction und violino 1° direc-
tion. © June 10, 1929; 1 ec. Aug.
26; E for. 6337; Musikalienhand-
lung Alberti, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
19016
Sonny; words by A. Czanderna, music
by Chester Escher. New York City,
Frank Harding. © July 138, 1929;
2 ec. July 18; E pub. 8049; Alvina
Czanderna, La Porte, Ind. 19017
Sons of the brave; by Thomas Bid-
good, of Great Britain; pf. no. 1.
(In Hawkes’ new march album)
© July 23, 1929; 1 ec. Aug. 5; EH for.
6007; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.,
London. 198018
Soon this morning blues; words and
music by Charles Spands. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. Aug. 2,
1929; E unp. 9521; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 19019
Soon-ly ; fox-trot song, words by F. S.
Sierkowski, music by Hugene Platz-
man. New York City, Frank Har-
ding: "| © ‘July 28, 19992 erally
25; E pub. 8032; Fred S. Sierkowski,
Lansing, Mich. 19020
Sorg I sinn (Sorg I sinde) ; sangvals,
text och musik: Berta Onnerberg, of
Sweden; pf. © Aug. 5, 1929; 1 e.
Aug. 27; E for. 63839; Edition
Sylvain, Stockholm, Sweden.
19021
1008
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
South Down; march, by H. Hope, of
Great Britain; pf. no. T. (In
Hawkes’ new march album) ©
July 23, 1929; 1 ce. Aug. 5; E for.
6013; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.,
London. 19022
Southern rose; words and music by
@: B: Adkins. © 1c. Aug. 23, 1929;
E unp. 10198; Ottis B[ennett] Ad-
kins, Birmingham, Ala. 19023
Souvenir de Mona Lisa; valse lente,
von Julius Schebek, of Germany, op.
25, arr. von Leopold Weninger, of
Austria; orch. stimmen, mit violino
1 direction. 4to. © July 20, 1929;
1 e. Aug. 18; E for. 6146; Anton J.
Benjamin, Leipzig. 19024
Sower (The); harvest cantata, words
compiled by Claude Aveling, music
by Harold HE. Darke, of Great
Britain, op. 37; voc. se. and cho. pts.
only. 4to. © June 27, 1929; 1 ¢.
each Aug. 16; E for. 6121; Oxford
university press, London. 19025
Spain (Espana); words and music by
Clara Edwards, with Spanish
version by J. Carner-Ribalta. ©
Ae, 1920: 2. ¢., AUS. 225 Epub.
8587; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
19026
Spanish (A) garden serenade; melody
by EF. J. Novak, jr. ©1c. July 12,
1929; E unp. 9842; Frank Joseph
Novak, jr., Miami Beach, Fla.
19027
Speakin’ of the devil, here comes my
angel now; words by Lou Davis and
Jean Herbert, music by J. Fred
Coots; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
W. C. Lindemann. © June 17. 1929;
2c. June 19; E pub. 8423; George
and Arthur Piantadosi, ine., New
York. 19028
Spending a day with you; words by
Bickley Reichner, music by M.
Cooper Paul. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Aug. 15, 1929; E unp.
9909; Broadway music corp., New
York. 19029
Spilledaasen; (jntermezzo-foxtrot, by
Ernest Bax, of Denmark; pf.
Feb. 1, 1925; 1c. July 5; E for. 5400;
Alfred Thorsings musikforlag, Co-
penhagen. 19030
Spina (La) di me sogira; versi e mu-
sica di L. Dia, of Italy, domiciled at
New York. [Words and melody
19041
only] ©1c. Aug. 14, 1929; E unp.
9872; Leonardo Dia, New York.
19031
Spinning song; Dutch bride’s dance,
arr. by Helen MacGregor; 2 pfs., 12
hands. © Aug. 12, 1929; 2 ¢. Aug.
22; E pub. 8579; G. Schirmer, inc,
New York. 19032
Spirit (The) of aviation; fox trot
song, words by O. Hemler. music by
A. Huber. [Photostat] ©1c. Aug,
8, 1929; E unp. 9672; Alice Huber
and Opal Hemler, East Cleveland,
O. 19033
Spirit of youth: scherzo, by Mabel
Pallatt; organ. © Aug. 15, 1929;
2c. Aug. 17; E pub. 8509; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 19034
Sport; black-bottom, di Camillo Ca-
rena, of Italy; piccola orch. parti.
4to. © July 19, 1929; 1 e. Aug. 15;
© for, 6211; A. & G. Carisch & e¢.,
Milan. 19035.
Spring song; by Homer Grunn; pf. ©
Aug. 14, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 14: E pub.
8405 ; Bendix pub. co., Lineoln, Neb.
19086
Spring’s return; words by Wellington
Guernsey, music by Henry Smart,
arr. by William Stickles; female
trio. New York, N. Y., Chappell-
Harms, ine. 4to. © June 24, 1929;
2c. June 25; E pub. 8465; Chappell
& co., Itd., London. 19037
Standing on the corner; from Heigh-
ho, words by Dolph Singer, music by
Harry Von Tilzer. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Aug. 8, 1929; E
unp. 9717; Leo Feist, inc, New
York. 19038
Star of promise; Christmas service,
text by Edith Sanford Tillotson, mu-
sic by I. H. Meredith. 8vo. © Oct.
18, 1928; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 14, 1929;
AA 24106; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York. 19039
Stealthy whispers; cinema music, by
Montague Ewing, of Great Britain,
arr. by A. E. Cafarella; full orch.
pts. © Aug. 3, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 2;
E pub. 8526; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 19040
Steppin’ along; from Words and mu-
sie, words and music by William
Kernell; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by Joseph M. Weiss. © Aug. 23,
1929; 2 c. Aug. 26; E pub. 8621; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 19041
1009
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19042
Steppin’ high; words and music by P.
Jarmark, D. J. Sokol and M. Hck-
stein. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1929; E unp.
9804; Philip Jarmark, David J. So-
kol and Maxwell Hckstein, New
York. 19042
Stepping along; march, by Edwin
Franko Goldman; pf. © Mar. 22,
1929: 2G) June’ 27>" Ee pub, (207:
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 19048
Stepping high; words by C. H. Munkel-
witz, music by Louis Wancura; ist
violin. ©l1e. Aug. 24, 1929: E unp.
10261; Chas H. Munkelwitz, Sav-
Ville: wa. We INE Ye 19044
Stern’s (Lew) 2d Hawaiian song folio;
10 songs, with words, tonic sol-fa,
pf. and ukulele ace. © Aug. 15,
1929" ic. Auer dee tor. Giles
Keith, Prowse & co., 1td., London.
19045
Stick to one; words and music by F.
Falla; pf. © 1 c Aug. 19, 1929;
EH ounp. 10043; Fernando Falla, New
York. 19046
Still und leise; polka, by P. Muller;
ist B flat cornet. © 1 ¢. Aug. 29,
1929; E unp. 10423; Peter Miiller,
Philadelphia. 19047
Still waters; cinema music, by James
C. Bradford, arr. by A. H. Cafarella ;
full orch. pts. © Aug. 3, 1929; 2c.
Aug. 2; E pub. 8527; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 19048
Stowaway; words and music by H.
Throckmorton. [Words and melody
only] ©1ec. Aug. 15, 1929; E unp.
9904; Eura Throckmorton, Cincin-
nati. 19049
Straight place and show; from Little
Johnny Jones, lyric by Herman
Ruby, musie by M. K. Jerome; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Aug. 16, 1929;
2c. Aug. 21; E pub. 8598; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 19050
Strangers now; words and music by
Ted Lewis, Larry Yoell and Nat
Goldstein; pf. and ukulele ace.
(Cover title :—We’re strangers now)
© Aug. 16, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 20; E
pub. 8445; Lloyd Campbell publica-
tions, ine., San Francisco. 19051
Strauss (Richard) Befreiung, auf-
schwung, jubel; film musik, nach
motiven aus Josephs legende, bearb.
und instr. von Rudolf Peterka, of
Czechoslovakia; grosses orch. stim-
men, mit pf. direction und violino 1
direction. © June 21, 1929; 1 e.
July 12; E for. 5638; Adolph Fiirst-
ner, Berlin. 19052
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
——-Drohende’ gefahr-plotzlich na-
hend; film musik, nach motiven aus
Josephs legende, bearb. und instr.
von Rudolf Peterka, of Czechoslova-
kia; grosses orch. stimmen, mit pf.
direction und violino 1 direction. ©
June 21, 1929; 1 e. July 125 2 tor:
5635; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin.
19053
——Lyrisch. traumhaft, visionir;
film musik, nach motiven aus
Josephs legende, bearb. und instr.
von Rudolf Peterka, of Czecho-
slovakia; grosses orch. stimmen, mit
pf. direction und violino 1 direction.
© June 21, 1929; 1 c. July 12; BH
for. 5637; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin.
19054
——— Seelenqualen, verzweiflung, fol-
terszene; film musik, nach motiven
aus Josephs legende; bearb. und
instr. von Rudolf Peterka, of Czecho-
slovakia; grosses orch. stimmen,
mit pf. direction und violino 1 direc-
tion. © June 21, 1929; 1¢. July 12;
E for. 5686; Adolph Furstner, Berlin.
19055
Street of memory; words and music
by Grace Gruber. © 1c. Aug. 1,
1929; H unp. 9448; Grace Andrews
Gruber, West Palm Beach, Fla.
19056
Street (The) of romance; lyrics by
Gordon Richards, music by Ralph
Rose, jr: ..© 1¢%¢. Aug. 27, 1920
unp. 10332; Ralph A. Rose, Fiushing,
N. Y. 19057
Strength and stay; anthem, words by
FF. W. Sykes, music by Arthur Sul-
livan, arr. by Arthur Pearson, of
Great Britain; mixed voices, with
organ ace. 4to. © Aug. 9, 1929;
1 c. Aug. 18; E for. 6102; Banks &
son, York, England. 19058
Strewing your mess; words by B.
Mckinzie, music by J. Crump.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 19, 1929; E unp. 10014; Billy
Mckinzie and Jesse Crump, Chicago.
19059
Stuff; melody by C. J. Robison. ©
1 c. Aug. 138, 1929; E unp. 9849;
Carson J. Robison, New York.
19060
Suefios; letra y musica de Conrado
Varela, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles; pf. S8vo. [Photostat] ©.
Aug. 6, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 8; H pub.
8199; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
; 19061
1010
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
Summer ecaprice;: by George Henry
Day; organ. (Jn American organ
quarterly, v. 10, no. 30, July 1929)
© July 29, 1929; 2 « July 31;.E
pub. 8118; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 19062
Summer days; words by G. Genrick,
musie by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Aug. 10, 1929;
HE unp. 9760; Gladys Genrick, Knapp.
Wis. 19063
Summer love sweetheart; words by
Hey T. Jaros, music ‘by (Fy Js Jaros,
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
July 22, 1929; 2 ec. July 26; E pub.
8131; Edward T. Jaros and Frank
J. Jaros, Chicago. 19064
Summer (A) madrigal; by Felix
Gerard, of Great Britain, op. 10, no.
5; pf. © Aug. 1, 1929; 1c. Aug. 12;
® for. 6157; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London. 19065
Summer-time (A) song; words and
music by N. W. Hines. © July 27,
1929; 2 ec. July 29; E pub. 8062;
Nelle Womack Hines, Milledgeville,
Ga. 19066
Sun rise in Galway; waitz, words by
A. R. Rossmann, music by Edith
Whittick. [Words and melody only]
©ic. Aug. 19, 1929; E unp. 10004;
Alfred R. Rossmann, Keyport, N. J.
19067
Sunbeams; novelty piano solo, by
W.. F. Wirges. © May 31, 1929; 2 c.
June 1; E pub. 6432; Wm. F. Wirges,
New York. 19068
Sunbeams; part-song, words by R. H.
Elkin, music by Landon Ronald, arr.
by Sumner Salter; female voices.
4to. © Aug. 7, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 10;
E pub. 8282; Enoch & sons, New
York. 19069
Sunny girl; words by A. M. Koran,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Aug. 3, 1929;
E unp. 9503; Annie Marie Koran,
New York. 19070
Sunset and evening star; a capella
cho., words by Tennyson, music by
R. A. Taylor, op. 12, no. 1; women’s
voices. ©1c. Aug. 3, 1929; E unp.
9511; Russell Amos Taylor, Berea,
O. 19071
Sunset hour; by Arthur Davis; organ.
(In American organ quarterly, v. 10,
no. 30, July 1929) © July 29, 1929;
2 e. July 31; HH: pub.: 849; Baw.
Gray co., New York. 19072
19084
Sunset love; valse intermezzo, by
Herman Finck, of Great Britain;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. ©
Aug. 17/°1929;'1'¢.. Augs13.5 *H* for.
6114; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 19073
Suspiro (Un); letra y musica de
Conrado Varela, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles; pf. [Photo-
stat] © Aug. 6, 1929; 2c. Aug. 8;
E pub. 8220; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 19074
Swa-nee river; arr. by Carl Richter;
pe. | -©O,Aug. 22, 1929: 2c, Aug 2a
E pub. 8613; Bach music co., Boston.
19075
Swanee shuffle; words and music by
Irving Berlin. © Aug. 21, 1929;
2 ec. Aug. 23; E pub. 8604; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 19076
Swarthmore college songs; compiled
and ed. by Betty Pearson, Margaret
Worth, Margaret Brinton and Esther
Seaman. © June 14, 1929; 2 «
July 15; afi. July 20; A. 113820;
Swarthmore college, Swarthmore,
Pa. 19077
Sweet and low; melody by Jabbo
Smith. ©1c. Aug. 29, 1929; E unp.
10486; State Street music pub. Co.,
inc., Chicago. 19078
Sweet Charlie; melody by L. Belasco.
© 1c. Aug. 29, 1929; E unp. 10411;
Joseph O. Fisher, New York. 19079
Sweet Elaine; words and music by C.
H. Hinman; pf. © 1c. Aug. 26,
1929; E unp. 10280; Charles Harvey
Hinman, Hastings, Mich. 19080
Sweet Irish Mary; lyric and music by
M. L. Taylor. Indianapolis, Ind.,
Carlin music co. © Aug. 3, 1929;
2c. Aug. 7; E pub. 8168; Mary Lyon
Taylor, Indianapolis. 19081
Sweet Irish memories; waltz, words
and melody by M. Hand, arr. by
Clarence Mellinger; pf. acc. ©1-«.
Aug. 18,1929; E unp. 9853; Maggie
Hand, Stockton, Calif. 19082
Sweet Marjorie; words and music by
H. Wenker. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1929; EK
unp. 10263; Henry Wenker, Jersey
City. 19083
Sweet meadow; gavotte, by Alma
Palmer, of Australia; pf. © June
21, 1929 s: Ine. Aug. 22 +; Hafor: 6343;
Allan & ¢o0., prop. ltd., Melbourne,
Australia. 19084
1011
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19085
Sweet melody; waltz, by J. de Orue
y Matia, of Spain; pf. ©l1e Aug.
19, 1929; E unp. 10042; Juan de
Orue y Matia, Bilbao, Spain. 19085
Sweet memories of you; words and
music by S. DeLucia. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Aug. 2, 1929;
EK unp. 9477; Salvatore DeLucia,
New York. 19086
Sweet mother of mine; words and mu-
Sic by J. P. Devlin. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Aug. 15, 1929;
E unp. 9894; James P. Devlin,
Youngstown, O. 19087
Sweet music brings dreams of you;
words and music by M. Runnels.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 21, 1929; E unp. 10131; Mar-
garet Runnels, Salt Lake City.
19088
Sweet Nell O’Carrowmore; words by
Fred G. Bowles, music by Frederick
A. Williams; in D flat. © Aug. 15,
1929: 2 ec. Aug. 17; E pub. 8485;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
19089
Sweet Savannah Sue; from Connies’
hot chocolates, words by Andy Ra-
zaf, music by Thomas Waller and
Harry Brooks: pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. © July 22, 1929; 2c. Aug.
27; E pub. 8679; Mills music, ince.,
New York. 19090:
Sweetheart; words by Al Lewis, mu-
sic by Al Sherman; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by May Singhi Breen.
© Aug. 20, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 21; E
pub. 8583; Joe Morris music co.,
New York. 19091
Sweetheart call me back to you; words
and music by A. BE. Pagano. ©1e.
Aug. 20, 1929; E unp. 10093; A.
Eugene Pagano, San Francisco.
19092
Sweetheart entrancing ; fox trot, words
and music by L. W. Osband. ©1c.
Aug. 17, 1829; E unp. 10000; Lester
W. Osband, Rochester, N. Y. 19093
Sweetheart I’m sorry; words and mu-
sic by R. H. Berghauser. © 1 c.
Aug. 2, 1929; E unp. 9980; Ralph H.
Berghauser, Los Angeles. 19094
Sweetheart, I still love you; words by
J. Ferri, music by A. Ippolito.
[Words and melody only] © 1 .«.
Aug. 14, 1929; E unp. 9875; Anthony
Ippolito and John Ferri, Boston.
19095
Sweetheart I wonder; words by Mrs.
Grady D. Moore, music by G. D.
Moore; pf. and ukulele ace. [Photo-
pt. 11, n. 8., v. 24
stat] ©1e. July 22, 1929; BH unp.
9840; Grady D. Moore, Nashville.
19096:
Sweetheart, must we two be strangers;
words by L. Steele, music by Samuel
H. Speck. New York, Frank Har-.
ding. © Aug. 7, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 27;
E pub. &685; Lena Steele, Lowell,
Mass. 19097
Sweetheart o’ mine; words and music
by P. Bernstein. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. Aug. 20, 1929; H’
unp. 10091; Paul Bernstein, West
Point, N. Y. 19098:
Sweetheart when you’re away; words.
and music by G. Heid. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Aug. 12, 1929;
E unp. 9810; George Heid, Oakland,
Calif. 19099:
Sweeting (EH. T.) Six Irish tunes; by
EK. T. Sweeting, of Great Britain ; pf..
1. Vill go home in the morning. ([5:
others] © Mar. 25, 1929; 1 e. Aug.
16; E. for. 6130; Oxford university
press, London. 19100:
Sweetness ; fox-trot song, words by Ned
Miller, music by Carmen Lombardo,
of Canada, domiciled at Chicago, and
Chester Cchn; pf. and ukulele acc.
© June 20, 1929; 2 ec. June 22;
pub. 7066; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
19101
Swinging in the lane; words by Frank:
Kamplain, music by Betsy White.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢«.
Aug. 31, 1929; E unp. 10468; Vernon
Dalhart, New York. 19102:
Swinstead (Felix) Four impressions;
suite for pf., by F. Swinstead, of
Great Britain. 1. Lullaby. [3:
others] © July 19, 1929; 1 ¢ Aug.
2; E for. 6082; International music
co., ltd., London. 19103:
Switching in the railroad yard; words
and music by T. F. Barry. [Words
-and melody only] ‘© 1c. Aug. 16,
1929; E unp. 9953; Thomas Francis:
Barry, Hoboken, N. J. 19104
Symphony low-down; by J. Wakefield ;
pf. conductor. © 1c. Aug. 2, 1929 ;:
E unp. 9466; Jean Wakefield, Los
Gatos, Calif. 19105:
Synecopation drag; aria and lyric by
Howy Guy [i.e. H. A. Guy] ©lce.
Aug. 1, 1929; E unp. 9400; Howard
Albert Guy, Mansfield, O. 19106
Ta-ta-dady; by O. Celestin; B flat
cornet. © 1c. July 18, 1929; EB
Celestin, New
19107
unp. 98381; Oscar
Orleans.
1012 ~
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
t
Tabernacle (The) of God is with men;
text from Revelations 21, music by
Raymond Earle Mitchell. 1. High
voice. 2. Low voice. © July 13,
1929; 2 c. each Aug. 7; E pub. 8531;
R. L. Huntzinger, ine., New York.
19108
Tack head blues; melody by Alex Hill.
@ric. Aug. 3, 1929; E iunp. 9512;
State street music pub. co., ime,
Chicago. 19109
Tacka yet jag bort i Hialsingeland;
vals, text av Karl-Gerhard, musik
ay C. Gustaf Hulthe, of Sweden.
(Cover title:—Hilsingland) ©
sune: 20, £929° 4) ¢. July 29; for.
5958; Edition Sylvain, Stockholm.
19110
Tag; by A. Louis Scarmolin, op. 49;
pr ©) Auge: 12, 1929: 2 ¢. Ang.' 22;
BH pub. 8583; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 19111
Taka dumna jak i ttusta; polka, words
and music by J. Wyskowski; violin.
© 1c. Aug. 5, 1929; E unp. 9554;
John Wyskowski, Omaha, Neb.
19112
Take it or leave it; words by Roy
Bowen [i. e. R. V. Bowen], music by
Vie Guebard [i. e. V. A. Guebard] ;
pf. and ukulele ace. ©1c. Aug. 12,
1929; E unp. 9796; Victor Albertis
Guebard and Roy Virgil Bowen,
Fort Wayne, Ind. 19113
Take it right back to the place you got
it, "cause I don’t want it here; words
and music by E. Wilson. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. Aug. 20,
1929; E unp. 10083; Evelyn Wilson,
Brooklyn. 19114
Talkies the whole of the day; words
by Algernon More, music by Mena
Silas and Geo. Gamlen, both of
Great Britain; pf. ace, with
banjulele banjo and ukule’e arr. by
Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © July 22, 1929;
1 e. July 25; E for. 6093; B. Feld-
man & co., London. 19115
Tall (A) story; bombastic march
theme, by Joseph Engleman, of
Great Britain; orch. pts., with pf.
couductor and violin 1 direction. ©
Sune 7, 1929; 1c. Aug: 22; ‘for.
6299; Bosworth & co., Leipzig.
19116
Tambouretta; by Frank E. Tours, arv.
by J. E. Andino; full orch. © Aug.
27, 1929; 2 e. Aug..28; E pub. 8705;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 19117
19127
Tango-fantasie; von H. H. Williams;
pf. © 1c. Aug. 7, 1929; E unp.
9819; Harriet H. Williams, Munich,
Germany. 19118
Tartini (Giuseppe) Concerto; D dur,
fiir violoncello oder gambe mit
streichorchester und 2 hérnern, hrsg.
von Rudolf Hindemith, of Germany ;
violoncello oder gambe und pf.
July 30,\ 1929; 1 c. July 23; -E. for.
6033; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Ger-
many. 19119
Taxie! taxie! who wants the taxie of
the sky! words and music by
J. C. T. Rolff. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 9, 1929; EB unp.
9719 ; John Christian Theodore Rolff,
Westchester, N. Y. 19120
Tchérepnine (Nicolas) Intermezzo;
extrait du Pavillon d’Armide, orch.
de Rudd, of France; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Aug.
9 1029) Le. Aus. 10: BY for. "6170:
Hnoch & cie, Paris. 19121
Te amaba inocente; letra y musica de
Conrado Varela, of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles; pf. [Photostat] ©
Aug. 6, 1929; 2 e«. Aug. 8; H pub.
8228; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
19122
Te Deum; music by Ernest Bullock, of
Great Britain; mixed voices, with
organ ace. 4to. © June 6, 1929;
1 « Aug. 16; H for. 6126; Oxford
university press, London. 19123
Te Deum [and] Benedictus; quadruple
chant, set to music by C. Gorst, of
Great Britain. obl. 32mo. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations} © Aug.
13, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 16; E for. 6142;
C. Gorst, Bala, North Wales, Eng-
land. 19124
Te Deum laudamus; set to music by
E. B. Halsey; mixed voices with
organ acc. © 1c. Aug. 1, 1929; E
unp. 9423; Edward Biddle Halsey,
Radnor, Pa. 19125
Te olvidaré mejor; bolero boricua, letra
y musica por H. Torres. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 14,
1929; E unp. 9888; Heriberto Torres,
New York. 19126
Te quiero (I love you) ; from Song of
the West, words and music by Jose
Serrano, of Spain, HMnglish version
by Johnny McLaughlin. © Aug. 2,
1929; 2 c. Ang. 6; E pub. 8250; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 19127
1013
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
19128
Tears, idle tears; words from Tenny-
son’s Princess, music by R. A.
Taylor, op. 14; contralto or bar. solo.
© 1c. Aug. 28, 1929; E unp. 10395;
Russell A. Taylor, Berea, O. 19128
Technical practice at the pianoforte;
by Isador Philipp, of France.
July 26, 1929; 2 c. July 31; E pub.
8055; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
19129
Tedeum; von O. Smolini, of Germany,
instr. von H. Schaefer, of Germany ;
orch. stimmen, mit pf. oder arpa di-
rection und violino 1 direction. 4to.
© Apr. 11, 1929; 1 ec. June 28; E for.
5598; Verlag Friedrich Friede, Ber-
lin. 19130
Tehilos David; selected recitatives,
words liturgical, music by D. Pev-
ney pf. or organ ace. New York,
Metro music co. © July 25, 1929;
Ze) Aug. 297 8) pub: (8722: David
Pevney, Brooklyn. 19131
Tell me; words and music by C. Baum-
rind. © 1c. Aug. 15, 1929; E unp.
9921; Charlotte Baumrind, States-
boro, Ga. 19132
Tell me Daisy; words and music by
W. S. Jester. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Aug. 9, 1929; E unp.
10402; William S. Jester, Ocean
City, New: 19133
Tell me what kind of man Jesus is;
words by Hiders McIntorsech and EHd-
wards, music arr. by Irene Spain.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 14, 1929; E unp. 10051; Polk
C. Brockman, Atlanta. 19134
Tell me where is faney bred; 2-pt.
song, words by Shakespeare, music
by Cecil Sharman, of Great Britain ;
sop. 1&2. 4to. © Aug. 22, 1929;
1 ¢c. Aug. 20; E for. 6201; Novello
& co., ltd., London. 19135
Tell your troubles to the moon; words
and music by A. M. Lazzara. ©
lie. Aug, 26, 1929: Heaapentp273 ;
Anne Marie Lazzara, Brooklyn.
19136
Ten (The) commandments; hymn,
words and music by Haskell K.
Meacham. © Aug. 24, 1929: 2 e¢.
Aug. 26; E pub. 8634; Charles A.
Lutz, York, Pa: 19137
Tennessee yodel man blues; words and
music by A. Jenkins. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Aug. 12, 1929;
KH unp. 9795; Andrew Jenkins, At-
lanta. 19138
Tensive agitato; photoplay music, by
L. E. De Francesco; full orch. pts.
© Aug. 3, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 2; E pub.
8070; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
191389
Texas; words by H. W. Austin, music
hy Sylvia M. Austin. © 1 ¢ Aug.
24, 1929; E unp. 10240; Hiram W.
Austin, El Paso. > 619140.
That dear old grandpa of mine; words.
by A. Kidwell, music by H. Jack-
man, © 1c. July 13, 1929; E unp.
9631; Hazel Jackman and Arthur
Kidwell, Breese, Il. 19141
That dream house by the sea; words.
and music by HE. Y. Duesler. © 1 c..
Aug. 12, 1929: E unp. 9805; Hliza-
beth Young Duesler, Louisville.
19142
That frigid air; words and music by
Rueben Jay [pseud. of Robt. J.
Shores. [Photostat] © 1. June
11, 1929; E unp. 7796; Marie Shores,
Washington. © 19148.
‘That home sweet home of mine; words
and music by L. K. Edwards.’ ©:
1c. Aug. 12, 1929; E unp. 9800; Lola
K. Edwards, Beaumont, Tex. 19144
That hour of ours; words and music
by P. Phipps. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1929;
E unp. 9753; Peggy Phipps, Los An-
geles. 19145.
That little girl I love; words by H. L.
Ivey, music by Samuel H. Speck.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©:
June 25, 1929; 2 ec. July 18; EH pub.
8044; Hollis Lee Ivey, Orrum, N. C.
19146.
That little Spanish girl of mine; words
and music by B. R. Mosby. © 1c.
July 25, 1929; E unp. 9552; Bayard
R. Mosby, Kansas City, Mo. 19147
That music box tune; words and music
by Virginia Spencer; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Aug. 26, 1929; 2 e) Aug 28;
E pub. 8712; Lloyd Campbell publi-
cations, inc., San Francisco. 19148
That night I first met you; words by -
John Goldsworthy, music by G.
Dobbs. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 7, 1929; E unp. 9838 ;
George Dobbs, Stony Brook, L. L.,
Noa 19149
That old sweet smile of long ago, is:
the same old sweet smile today;
words by C. Heckendorn, music by
Ray Hibbeler. © Aug. 6, 1929; 2 ¢.
Aug.'' 12; HE’) pub.” 8334 > "Clarence -
Heckendorn, Houston. 19150:
1014
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
19172
That old sweetheart of mine; words by
M. M. Imrisek, music by Ray Hib-
beler. New York City, Frank Har-
ding. © June. 20, 1929; 2 c..July
18; E pub. 8048; Martin M. Inmri-
sek, Chicago. 19151
That old world garden of mine; waltz,
words by Herbert J. Brandon, music
by Archibald Joyce, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. ace. with banjulele banjo
and ukulele arr. by Keech. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © July
15, 1929; 1 « July 29; E for. 6068;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. 19152
That's all I am asking of you; words
by G. A. Greene, music by Sylves-
ter Long Cross; pf. © 1c. Aug. 21,
2929, EF. unp. 10108; George “A.
Greene, Obsidian, Id. 19153
That’s just the way it goes; melody
by F. W. Connors. © 1 ¢. Aug. 22,
1929; E unp. 10149; Frank William
Connors, Union City, N. J. 19154
That’s ma and pa’s pow-wow; novelty
f. x-trot, lyric by J. M. Gilbert, mu-
sic by Eugene Platzman. © Aug. 8,
1929; 2 c. Aug. 3; E pub. 8428; J. M.
Gilbert, St. Louis. 19155
That’s my fascination; song fox-trot,
words and music by Leslie Sarony,
of Great Britain; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by Alf. Ralston. © Aug.
13, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 24; E for. 6316;
Campbell, Connelly & co., lid., Lon-
don. 19156
That’s when I miss you; waltz ballad,
words by Clifford Cole, music by Vin-
cent Fagan Shannon. [Words and
melody only] ©1ce. July 20, 1929;
E unp. 9641; Shannon and Cole mu-
sic co., Jersey City. 19157
That someone that I adore; words and
music by V. Travers. © 1c. Aug.
24, 1929; E unp. 10238; Valentine
Travers, Corona, L. I., N. Y. © 19158
That soothing melody; lyric by L. B.
Bernheim, music by Sully Hallett.
[Chords, single staff] © 1c. Aug.
27, 1929: E unp. 10314; Lynn Ber-
nard Bernheim, Los Angeles. 19159
That sweet, sweet, sweetie, baby, of
mine; words and music by H. Israel.
© 1c. Aug. 30, 1929; E unp. 10457;
Harry Israeli, New York. 19160
That Tennessee baby of mine; words
and music by W. 8S. Galamore.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Aug. 5, 1929; E unp. 9545; Will S.
Galamore, Columbus, O. 19161
Theme for A thousand feet of life;
words and music by F. Brown. ©
1 ec. July 30, 1929; EH unp. 9824;
Forman Brown, Hollywood, Calif.
19162
Then J’ll be number six; words and
music by I. M. Shea. © 1c. Aug. 7,
1929 ; EH unp. 9661; Irene Mary Shea,
San Francisco. 19163
Then I’ve forgotten you; words and
music by G. Doro. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. Aug. 23, 1929; EB
unp. 10195; Grace Doro, New York.
19164
Then Lindy had a spill with Ann;
words and music by V. H. Minning.
[Words and meledy only] © 1 e.
Aug. 28, 1929; E unp. 10358; Virgil
H. Minning, New Point, Ind. 19165
There ain’t nobody but you to love me,
dear moon; words and music by A.
Gjesdahl, of Canada. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Aug. 6, 1929;
EK unp. 9608; Andrew Gjesdahl,
Weldon, Sask., Canada. 19166
There is a city; words by Rosalie
Hoover, music by Willard Robison
and Hugo Frey; in F. New York,
Robbins music corp. © Aug. 9,
1929.2 @ Aug. 18; BE ‘pub. 8320;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 19167
There is a little girl; words by B. M.
Myers, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 24,
1929; EX’ unp. 10246; Bertha M.
Myers, Newville, Pa. 19168
There isn’t a better girl in our town;
words and music by M. Costeldi.
[Words and melody only] ©1.
Aug. 15, 1929; E unp. 9893 ; Michael
Costeldi, Warren, R. I. 19169
There'll be some changes made; fox
trot, by W. Benton Overstreet, spe-
cial recording arr. by Ted. Lewis;
orch., with words. © Aug. 13, 1929;
2c. Aug. 14; E pub. 8388; Edward
B. Marks music co., New York.
19170
There'll come a. time; words and mu-
sic by C. K. Harris. © Aug. 20,
1929; 2 ec. Aug. 21; E pub. 8541;
Chas. K. Harris, New York. 19171
Thero’re better days coming; duet,
[and] The _ blood-sprinkled way-;
mixed cho., words and music by HE.
Boone, harmonized by Mrs. E. Boone.
8vo. © July 29, 1929; 2¢ Aug. 12;
E pub. 83847; Edward Boone, Grand
Rapids. 19172
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19173
pnp res omen nen ene aS TES ST SEPT TSF Ss 7 vn SE TNE I ,
There’s a lane that leads to home sweet
home; words and music by H. Holy-
oake, of Canada. © 1 e¢. Aug. 9,
1929; E unp. 9750; Edith Holyoake,
Guelph, Ont., Canada. 19173
There’sy a painting in the sunset;
words by E. M. Welch, music by Phil
Starr, [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1929; E unp. 9758;
Elsie Mae Welch, Akron, O. 19174
There’s a place in my heart for you;
words and music by H. Holyoake.
© 1c. Aug. 26, 1929; E unp. 10294;
Edith Holyoake, Guelph, Ont., Can-
ada. 19175
There’s a sigh in my heart; words and
music by M. S. McCue. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Aug. 15, 1929;
E unp. 9901; Margaret Shirley
McCue, University, Va. 19176
There’s always something doing in
Ohio; words and music by G. E.
Hunt. Ohio, Ladie’s auxiliary of
O.. Bi. G.. Ay @® Aggya7, 1929; 2c.
Aug. 29; E pub. 8721; George EH.
Hunt, Cincinnati. 19177
There’s no one else; words and music
by HE. Nelson. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 28, 1929; EH unp.
10367; Edward Nelson, Rockford,
Il. 19178
There’s sunshine in my heart ’cause
IY’m in love; words and music by
D. Low, of Great Britain. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Aug. 15,
1929: E unp. 9900; Daisy Low,
Mas:on, Quebec, Canada. 19179
There will never be another Mary;
words by Jack Yellen, music by
Milton Ager. © 1c. Aug. 27, 1929;
E unp. 10318; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., Culver City, Calif. 19180
Theta xi dream girl; words and music
by William E. Lester. © Aug. 1,
1929: 2 c. Aug. 8; E pub. 8175;
Grand lodge of Theta xi fraternity,
St. Louis. 19181
Theta xi reverie; words and music by
Janet Brown. © Aug. 1, 1929; 2 c.
Aug. 8; E pub. 8174; Grand lodge of
Theta xi fraternity, St. Louis.
9182
They'll talk about you; words and
music by W. H. Blanton. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 21,
1929; E unp. 10133; W. Howard
Blanton, Norton, Va. 19183
They’re now wearing pajamas, right
out on the streets; words by
Margaret BE. Shaver, music by W. G.
pt. III, 0. S., v. 24
Shaver. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 19, 1929; E unp. 10002;
Walter G. Shaver, New York. 19184
Thickety (A) path; words anon.,
music by M. E. Polack. Skaneateles,
N. Y., A. HE. Gridley.” ©” Aug? 29,
1929; 2 ce. Aug. 30; E pub. 8757;
Marie Eldridge Polack, York, Pa.
19185
Things we want the most are hard to
get; fox trot, theme song from Hard
to get, by Geo. W. Meyer, Al Bryan
and John McLaughlin, arr. by Ken
Macomber; dance orch. pts. 4to.
© July 22, 1929; 2 c. July 26; BH
pub. 8296; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 19186
Think of your mother; words and
music by J. Berliner; pf. and ukulele
ace, © Aug. 23, 1929; 2 ¢ Aug: 23;
E pub. 8745; Jerome Berliner, Chi-
cago. ‘EAST
Thinking of you, pal of mine; words
and music by J. Kadis. ©1c. Aug.
15, 1929; E unp. 9906; John Kadis,
Boston. 19188
Third sonata; in G sharp min., by
Arnold Bax, of Great Britain; pf.
© Aug. 8, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 5; EB for.
6083; Murdoch, Murdoch & co., inc.,
with J. G. Murdoch & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 19189
Thomas (Charles Louis Ambroise)
Gavotte; from Mignon, arr. by Cyril
Monk, of Australia; ist and 2d
violins and pf., with additional pts.
for string orch. © Mar. 5, 1929;
1 ¢ Mar. 22; EB for. 3639; W. H.
Paling & co., Itd., Sydney, Australia.
19190
Thomas (Speechley) Two grand new
national songs; words by Arthur
Rackham Cleveland and Caroline
Emily Disney, music by 8S. Thomas,
of Great Britain; with organ obb.
or cho. Hadleigh, Suffolk, Epoch
delivery co. a. Albion. [1 other]
© July 26, 1929; 1 ce. Aug. 3° for.
6119: Adelaide Speechley Thomas,
Hadleigh, Suffolk, Hngland. 19191
Those Irish eyes; waltz song, words
and music by Al Randall; pf. and
ukuleie ace. © Aug. 16, 1929; 2 c.
Aug. 20; pub. 8446; Alfred
Randall, Los Angeles. 19192
Through! how can you say we're
through? lyrie by Joe McCarthy,
music by Jimmie Monaco; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Aug. 20, 1929; 2 ¢.
1016
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
19215
Aug. 20; E pub. 8519; Donaldson,
Douglas & Gumble, inec., New York.
19193
Thy way, Lord, not mine; anthem, by
Edna M. Manifold, arr. by Chris-
topher O’Hare: mixed voices. 4to.
© Aug. 15, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 14; HB
pub. 8872; Kay & Kay music pub.
corp., New York. 19194
Tidings of joy; words by Jessie F.
Moser, music by A. Aragona. ©1e.
Aug. 12, 1929; E unp. 9752; Andrea
Aragona, Glendale, Calif. 19195
Till morning comes; words and music
by J. C. Reed; pf. acc., with violin
obbl. or vocal duet. Billings, Mont.,
Yellowstone pub. co. © Aug. 21,
1929; 2 e. Aug. 21; E pub. 8542;
‘J. Clifford Reed, Billings, Mont.
19196
Timber (The) song; words by A.
Smith, music by Harry Clifford. ©
tc. Aug. 12, 1929: EH unp. 9790;
Azalia Smith, Omaha. 19197
Tin (The) soldier and his jazz baby;
by M. Gold; pf. © 1c. Aug. 23,
1929; E unp. 10197; Matthew Gold,
Hoboken, N. J. 19198
Tiny tot theatre; by Renée Miles, op.
30, no. 5; pf. © Aug. 10, 1929; 2c.
Aug. 23; E pub. 8734; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 19199
Tired of dreaming dreams; words by
Mabelle Francis, music by Johnny
Weddell, with male quartette arr.
by Harry A. Powell; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Aug. 9, 1929; 2c. Aug. 13;
E pub. 8362; Weddell-Francis co.,
San Francisco. 19200
Tired of loving you; words by Betty
Tranchitella, music by J. Tranchi-
tella. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Aug. 20, 1929; E unp. 10079;
John Tranchitella, Philadelphia.
19201
To a little fairy; arpeggio study, by
Arthur L. Brown, op. 88; pf. ©
meu. GO: 1929: 2 ¢. Aus. 12°. pub,
8305; B. F. Wood music co., Boston.
19202
To spring (An den friihling) ; words
by Friedrich von Schiller, English
version and music by Nicolai Med-
nikoff; high voice. © Aug. 12, 1929;
2 ec. Aug. 22; E pub. 8565; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York. 192038
To the majestic pine: by Yvonne
Beauregar!; pf. © Aug. 10, 1929;
2c. Aug. 14; E pub. 8388; White-
Smith music pub. co., Boston, 19204
72364—29——7.
To the sea; words and music by T.
and N. Jay. ©1e. Aug. 16, 1929;
EH unp. 9935; Tillie Jay and Nancy
Jay, Richmond Hill, N. Y. 19205
Toceata in E flat ; by Russell V. Hupp;
organ. (Jn American organ quar-
terly, v. 10, no. 30, July 1929) ©
July’ 29, 1929: 2 ¢. July 31; pub.
$120; H. W. Gray co., New York.
19206
To-day; words and music by A. R.
Peddy. [Words and-melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 26, 1929; E unp. 10297;
Aubrey R. Peddy, Thomaston, Ga.
19207
Today you'll be mine; words by Mrs.
Alfred Lavigne, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ..
Aug. 17, 1929; E unp. 9965; Odile
Lavigne, Clinton, Mass. 19208
Torek magyar indulo; von O. Smolini,
of Germany, arr. von H. Schaefer,
of Germany ; orch. stimmen, mit pf.
direction und violino 1 direction.
4to. © Apr. 19, 1929; 1 ce. June 28;
E for. 5599; Verlag Friedrich Friede,
Berlin. 19209
Tokay; from Bitter sweet, words and
music by Noél Coward, of Great
Britain. © July 18, 1929; 1¢. July
26; E for. 6072; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. 19210
Tommy ; operette in 3 akten, vor: Lud-
wig Herzer, musik von George Ha-
wards [pseud. of Louis Gruenberg] ;
klavierauszug mit text. ©le. July
23, 1929; D unp. 27556; Wiener
operetten-verlag, G. m. b, H., Vien-
na. 19211
To-morrow never came; words by
Frank Hart, music by Millard Gal-
weston Thomas. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Aug. 21, 1929; EB
unp. 10176; Millard G. Thomas, New
York. 19212
Tomorrow, without you; words and
music by E. L. Mariner. [Photostat]
© 1c. Aug. 1, 1929; E unp. 9430;
Essie Lamberston Mariner, Balti-
more, Md. 19213
Tonight the world is mine; lyrie by
Raymond B. Egan, music by Gene
Burton. ©1c. Aug. 27, 1929; E unp.
10822; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
Culver City, Calif, 19214
Topplin’ over; novelty fox-trot, by
Frank Stanley, of Great Britain ; pf.
© July 3, 1929; 1 ec. July 19; E for.
6059 ; Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew,
Itd., London, 19215
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Torna ca pure Napule t’aspetta; words
by Peppino Benenati, music by T.
Mauro. [Words and melody only]
1 e. Augi 5, 1929; E unp. 9599;
Teresa Mauro, Brooklyn. 19216
Toymaker (The); operetta in 3 acts,
book and lyrics by Monica Savory,
music by Bryceson Treharne, of
Great Britain. © Aug. 8, 1929; 2 ¢.
Aug. 5; D pub. 27550; Willis music
co., Cincinnati, 19217
Tragic episode; dramatic recitativo, by
Christiaan Kriens, orch. by A. E.
Cafarella; orch. pts. © Aug. 14,
1929; 2 c. Aug. 16; E pub. 84638;
Atlas musie corp., New York. 19218
Tramp (The) of destiny; words by H.
Helms, music by R. Beaudette. ©
1c. Aug. 12, 1929; E unp. 9812; Ray
Beaudette and Hugh Helms, Tacoma.
19219
Tramp, tramp, tramp! march, arr. by
Carl Richter; pf. © Aug. 22, 1929;
2c. Aug. 23; E pub. 8616; Bach mu-
sie co., Boston. 19220
Transposition ; text book for beginners,
by Ethel Home, of Great Britain.
4to. © July 9, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 10;
E for. 6171; Boosey & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 19221
Trees (The) in England; unison song,
words by Walter De La Mare, mu-
sic by Charles Wood, of Great Brit-
ain. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © July 12, 1929; 1 «¢.
JULY i205) hore aoe EE Wye
Deane & sons, the Year book press,
ltd., London. 19222,
Tres copitas de licor; letra y musica
de Elena Ramirez, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles; pf. S8vo.
[Photostat] © Aug. 6, 1929; 2 «.
Aug. 8; E pub. 8205; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 19223
Trinidad ; by Emeterio Fierro, of Mex-
ico, domiciled at San Diego, Calif. ;
pf. 8vo. [Photostat] © Aug. 6,
1929; 2 c. Aug. 8; E pub. 8202; Dio-
nisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 19224
Triplets; melody by Mickey Hart [i. e.,
A. W. Hart] ©1e. Aug. 26, 1929;
EK unp. 10309; Adelbert W. Hart,
Preston, Id. 19225
Triste est le steppe...; mélodie,
par A. Gretchaninoff, orch. de Rudd,
of France; orch. parties, avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Aug. 9, 1929;
1 ¢« Aug. 10; E for. 6163; Enoch
& cie., Paris. 19226
Triumph; cinema music,
Marco, of Great Britain, arr. by A.
De Filippi; full orch. pts. © Aug.
3, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 2; E pub. 8524;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 19227
True blue; words and music by J.
Lynch. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 8, 1929; E unp. 9679;
James Lynch, Alton, 1. 19228
Truly; words and music by Eddie
Schoelwer [i. e. E. H. Schoelwer.
Words and melody only. Photostat]
© 1c. Aug. 8, 1929; BE unp. 9663;
Edward Henry Schoelwer, Cincin-
nati. 19229
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) Tchai-
kovsky album; arr. and fingered by
Heller Nicholls, of Great Britain;
pf. nos. 1-8. © July, 29,1929; de
Aug. 12; E for. 6199; Warren &
Phillips, London. 192380
Tu; letra y musica de Conrado
Varela, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles; pf. [Photostat] © Aug. 6,
1929; 2 «Aug. 8S; “Hi pubye e2ae5
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 19231
Tulip, you are the girl of my choice;
words by R. Sage, music by Samuel
H. Speck. New York City, Frank
Harding. © July 9, 1929; 2 ¢. July
29; E pub. 8040; Ruth Sage, Blue-
field, W. Va. 19232
Tum tiddium tum tum; words by M.
Costeldi, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Aug. 3, 1929; E unp. 9502; Michael
Costeldi, Warren, R. I. 192383
Tum tum tumble into love with me;
words by Ben Ryan, music by
Violinsky [pseud. of Solly Ginsberg.
Words and melody only] © 1 e«.
Aug. 2, 1929; E unp. 9471; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 19234
Tuneful miniatures in the easiest keys ;
12 study pieces, by Frances Terry;
pf. © Aug. 19, 1929; 2 ¢. Aug. 20;
E pub. 8520; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 19235
Turn (The) of the tide; song fox-trot,
words by Philip Seeley [pseud. of
C. J. Edwards], music by Fred
Elizalde, of Spain; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Aug. 1, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 8;
E for. 6040; Cambridge music Co.,
ltd., London. 192386
1018
pt. 111, n.Si, v. 24
by Hric .
or.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
19256
‘Twas only my heart that was dream-
ing; words and music by M. V.
O Toole. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 2, 1929; E unp. 9483;
Maurice V. O’Toole, Worcester,
Mass. 19237
Twenty-one; words by Hd. Heyman,
music by Ken Smith [i. e. K. M. L.
Smith] ©1e. Aug. 9, 1929; E unp.
9698; Kenneth Moncrieff Leslie
Smith, Garden City, L. I., N. Y.
192388
Twilight on the waters; waltz, by J. H.
Squire, of Great Britain; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Aug. 6,
mo; 1. ec. Aug, 19; 8) for. 6306 ;
Joseph Williams, lItd., London.
19239
Twilight on the waters; waltz, by
J. H. Squire, of Great Britain; pf.
© Aug. 6, 1929; 1 ec. Aug. 19; E for.
6307; Joseph Williams, Itd., London.
19240
Two little baby arms; from Hurdy-
gurdy man, words and music by L.
Wolfe Gilbert and Abel _ Baer.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Aug. 7, 1929; E unp. 9650; De Sylva,
Brown and Henderson, inec., New
York. 19241
Ulster (The) division; by F. M.
Marks, of Great Britain; pf. no. 8.
(In Hawkes’ new march album) ©
tn 25, 1929; 1.c-Aug5;—b for.
6014; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.,
London. 19242
Ultimo adids; letra y musica de AI-
berto Campos, of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles. [Photostat] ©
Aug. 6, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 8; E pub.
8235; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
19243
Una bambola; polka, by F. Fazio.
[Melody only] ©1ce. Aug. 14, 1929;
E unp. 9864; Frank Fazio, Brooklyn.
19244
Una flor; letra y musica de Bernarda
Montoya, of Mexico, domiciled at
Los Angeles; pf. [Photostat] ©
Aue. 6, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 8; E pub.
8215; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
19245
Under a beautiful moonlight; words
and music by I. Goldstein. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 28,
1929; E unp. 10362; Israel Gold-
stein, New York. 19246
Under a Texas moon; from Under a
Texas moon, lyric and music by Ray
Perkins, Spanish lyric by Gonzales
Jimenez; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
July .26, 1929; 2-¢e..July.3s0; BH. pub.
8155; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
19247
Under the old oak; swing song, by
Oscar Felden; pf. © Aug. 23, 1929;
ae Aug 21: EH pub. 65405 (Paul
A. Schmitt music co., Minneapolis.
19248
Under the South Sea moon; words by
Don Drew, music by Sam A. Perry
and Mell Ball; pf. aecc., with ukulele
arr. by A. J. Franchini. © Aug. 9,
1929) 2ie: Aug: 83) KE. pubs Sliss
Lewis music pub. co., New York.
19249
Under the stars; words and music by
M. C. Walther. © 1c. Aug. 8, 1929;
E unp. 9669; Madeleine Clark
Walther, Elkins Park, Pa. 19250
Underneath a Spanish moon; words
and music by Victor Young. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Aug. 9,
1929; E unp. 9724; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 19251
Ungarische bauernhochzeit; yon Erno
Por, of Hungary; orch. stimmen,
mit pf. direction und violino 1° di-
rection. © June 10, 1929; 1c. Aug.
26; E for. 6331; Musikalienhandlung
Alberti, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 19252
Ungarische kinderszenen; von E. vy.
Dohnanyi, arr. von Hrnd Por, both
of Hungary; orch. stimmen, mit pf.
direction und violino 1° direction.
© June 10, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 26; E for.
6332; Musikalienhandlung Alberti,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 19253
Ungarische romanze, von A. Szirmai,
arr. von Erno Por, both of Hungary ;
orch. Sstimmen, mit. pf. direction und
violino 1° direction. © June 10,
1929; 1 c. Aug. 26; E for. 6333; Mu-
sikalienhandlung Alberti, G. m. b.
H., Berlin. 19254
Ungarisches erntefest; von EH. v. Doh-
nanyi, arr. von Hrn6é Pér, both of
Hungary ; orch. stimmen, mit pf. di-
rection und violino 1° direction. ©
June 10, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 26; E for.
6334; Musikalienhandlung Alberti,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 19255
Ungarisches herbstlied ; von P. Kacsoh,
arr. von Erno Por, both of Hungary ;
orch. stimmen, mit pf. direction und
violino 1° direction. © June 10,
1929; 1e. Aug. 26; E for. 63835; Mu-
sikalienhandlung Alberti, G. m. b.
H., Berlin. 19256.
1019
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES ~
19257
Ungarisches liebeslied; von O. Dienzl,
arr. von Erno Por, both of Hungary;
orch. stimmen, mit pf. direction und
violino 1° direction. © June 10,
1929; 1 ec. Aug. 26; E for. 63836; Mu-
sikalienhandlung Alberti, G. m. b.
H., Berlin. 19257
United States of America; words by
Roy W. Lamkins, music by Raymond
J. Felletter; pf. [Photostat] ©le.
Aug. 29, 1929; E unp. 10420; Roy
W. Lamkins, Hartford. 19258
University of Illinois march; by John
Philip Sousa; pf. © Aug. 15, 1929;
2c. Aug. 19; E pub. 8466; John
Church co., Cincinnati. 19259
Unless; words and music by A. J.
Petolino. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 29, 1929; E unp. 10414;
Anthony J. Petolino, Newark, N. J.
19260
Unos ojos; letra y musica de Conrado
Varela, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles; pf. [Photostat] © Aug.
6, 1929; 2 ¢ Aug. 8; H pub. 8216;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 19261
Until then; words and music by G. J.
Levin. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 2, 1929; E unp. 9480;
Gerson J. Levin, Philadelphia.
19262
Vagor i halvankaren; text avy Michal
& co., musik ay Fred Winter, of
Sweden; pf. © Feb. 18, 1929; 1c.
Apr. 22; E for. 3912; Ernst Rolfs
musikforlags, a. b., Stockholm, Swe-
den. 19263
Vallejo; words and music by Ole Nors,
of Denmark, domiciled at Vallejo,
Calif. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 5, 1929; E unp. 9495;
Ole Nors, Vallejo, Calif. 19264
Valse caprice; by Charles V. Rychlik;
violin and pf. © July 25, 1929; 2 ec.
Aug. 10; E pub. 8458; Fr. A. Ur-
banek & sons, Prague, Czechoslova-
kia. 19265
Valse de ballet; waltz, by A. Dager,
of Syria, domiciled at Los Angeles,
op. 3; violin with pf. ace. ©1..
Aug. 2, 1929; E unp. 9493; Albert
Dager, Los Angeles. 19266
Valse Jeanette; by C. L. Hornstein;
clarinet solo, with pf: ace. © Aug.
16, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 17; E pub. 8431;
Martin A. Trippett, Bartlesville, Okl.
19267
Valsette ; by Erna McLaughlin; pf. ©
July 17, 1929; 2c. July 197 pop:
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
8426; A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia,
Mo. 19268
Vanity fair; minuet, by Felix Gerard,
of Great Britain, op. 10, no. 4; pf.
© Aug. 1, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 12; B for.
6154; Joseph Williams, Iltd., London.
19269
Varsity crew, rah! rah! rah! words
and music by Red Plummer [pseud.
of H. H. Plummer] ©1c. Aug. 22,
1929; E unp. 10143; Harold Hath-
away Plummer, Berkeley, Calif.
19270
Veil (The) in the temple; hymn,
words and music by Haskell K.
Meacham. © Aug. 24, 1929; 2 e.
Aug. 26; E pub. 8630; Charles A.
Lutz, York, Pa. 19271
Venadita cola blanca; abajenia, letra
de HK. M. Cortazar, musica de R.
Bell, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles; pf. © 1c. Aug. 5, 1929;
EK unp. 9574; Ricardo Bell, Los An-
geles. 19272
Verdi (Giuseppe) Anvil chorus; from
II trovatore, text by Gerald Grey,
music by G. Verdi, adaptation and
arr. by J. A. Parks; quartet or cho.
for men’s voices. 4to. © Aug. 23,
1929; 2 «. Aug. 26; E pub. 8658; J.
A. Parks co., York, Neb. 19273
Verstossene (Der); walzerlied, by P.
Miiller; 1st B flat cornet. © 1 «c.
Aug. 19, 1929; E unp. 10016; Peter
Miller, Philadelphia. 19274
Verzeih’ mir und sei wieder gut; fox-
trot, text von Kurt Schwabach, mu-
sik von Austin Egen, of Germany.
© Oct. 1, 1928; 1 c. Aug. 2, 1929;
E for. 6004; Roehr, a. g., Berlin.
19275
Verzweifelte (Der) liebhaber; text
von Ludwig von Hichendorff, musik
von Bruno Sttirmer, of Germany, op.
47, no. 1; vierstimmigen mannerchor
a capella. 4to. © July 30, 1929;
1 ec. July 23; E for. 6029; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany. 19276
Vesela domacnost zena muza bije;
words and music by F. Prigoda.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Aug. 7, 1929; E unp. 9859; Frank
Prigoda, New York. 19277
Vespers; words by S. W. Mitchell, mu-
sic by Lois Townsley [i. e. Lois
Townsley Brown]; high or med.
voice. © Aug. 12, 1929; 2 c. Aug.
22; E pub. 8571; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 19278
1020
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
Vi (La) partir; letra y musica de
Conrado Varela, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles; pf. [Photo-
stat] © Aug. 6, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 8;
E pub. 8225; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles, 19279
Vieni, O sonno...; da una poesia po-
polare greca, version francaise de
L. de Morsier, deutsche uebersetzung
yon A. Briiggemann, musica di Pie-
tro Clausetti, of Italy. © Aug. 7,
1929; Ic. Aug. 9; E for. 6190; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 19280
Villanelle; par Louis Abbiate, of
- France, op. 2; hautbois et orch. par-
ties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
July 4, 1929;.1 c. Aug. 9; HE. for.
6261; Ch. Hayet, Paris. 19281
Virginia; words and music by H. HE.
Nelson. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 9, 1929; E unp. 9741;
Herbert E. Nelson, Detroit. 19282
Visions of love; melody by V. Reiser.
© 1c. Aug. 2, 1929; E unp. 9459;
Violet Reiser, New York. 19283
Viva la hacha; by Jerénimo A. Prieto,
of Mexico, domiciled at Los Angeles;
pf. S8vo. [Photostat] © Aug. 6,
1929; 2 ec. Aug. 8; E pub. 8189; Dio-
hisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 19284
Vive Feliz; letra y musica de Ed-
mundo Gil, of Mexico, domiciled at
El Paso; pf. [Photostat] © Aug.
See s.2 Cc. Aug, 8: HM pub,; $223;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 19285
Vocal studies, b; by Charles Frederick
Stayner. © Aug. 7, 1929; 2 ec. Aug.
14; E pub. 8479; Charles F. Stayner,
Pasadena, Calif. 19286
Vocea bella; versi di E. Albano, mu-
sica di A. Bascetta; violin. © 1-e.
Aug. 19, 1929; E unp. 10077; Alfredo
Bascetta and Ernesto Albano, Brook-
lyn. 19287
Voice of the flute; by S. Benkman;
solo for flute. ©1c. Aug. 19, 1929;
E unp. 10048; Siegfried Benkman,
Oakland, Calif. 19288
Volga boatmen’s song; Russian folk -
Song, freely arr. by Chester Nord-
man; mixed voices. 4to. © Aug.
19, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 19; E pub. 8448;
Shattinger piano & music co., St.
Louis. 19289
Volga peasant song; words by K. Nor-
man and Jay Penn, music by Jay
Penn. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Aug. 9, 1929; E unp. 9742; Karyl
Norman, Baltimore. 19290
19300
Wagner (Richard) Rienzi, der letzte
der tribunen; ouverture zur oper,
arr. von Leopold Weninger, of Aus-
tria; orch. stimmen, mit violine 1
direction. © July, 20, 1929; 1 e.
Aug. 18; E for. 6150; Anton J. Ben-
jamin, Leipzig. 19291
Wait ‘twell ter-morror; plantation
ditty, words by Frank Lebby Stan-
ton, music by Robert Braine, op. 16,
no, 1... ©. July '3i,.1929: 2c, Aue. 13
E pub. 8142; Edward Schuberth &
co., ine., New York. 19292
Waiting; words by G. Simpson, music
by Arthur Bowers. New York City,
Frank Harding. © June 10, 1929;
2c. July 18; E pub. 8047; Gertrude
Simpson, Peoria, Ill. 192938
Waiting and longing; lyric by Bill
Harwell, music and ukulele arr. by
A. Treadway. © Aug. 6, 1929; 2 e.
Aug. 12; E pub. 8336; Albert Tread- .
way and Wm. Harwell, Birmingham,
Ala. 19294
Waiting and watching; or, Sunny boy,
words and music by J. C. T. Rolff.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Aug. 22, 1929; EH unp. 10147; John
Christian Theodore Rolff, Westches-
Leroy ay. 19295
Waiting for the one I love; words by
L. Zegarra, music by Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. © 41. ¢. -Ausg. 21,1929;
E unp. 10106; L. Zegarra, Seattle.
19296
Waiting for the twilight; words and
music by Tony Sacco and Irving
Bibo; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
A. J. Franchini. © Aug. 9, 1929;
2c. Aug. 9; E pub. 8263; Bibo-Lang,
ine., New York. 19297
Waiting for you; words and music by
Kavu pei, . ©i1, c.. Aug, ali, 1929-
E unp. 9986; Lela Long Hill, Arca-
dia, Calif. 19298
Waiting, just for you; words by Peggy
Bambrough, music by Don Fina [i.
e. D. P. Fina. Words and melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 16, 1929; EB unp.
9976; Donald Pascal Fina, Kenosha,
Wis. 19299
Wake thou, my soul; carol by F. H.
Brabant, music by H. V. F. Somer-
set, of Great Britain; cho. of mixed
voices, with organ or string acc.
4to. .©: Aug. 6, 1929; ¢. Aug. 5;
E for. 6116; H. V. F. Somerset, Ox-
ford, England. 19300
1021
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES \
19301
pt. 111, nO Sy wees
Wake up, dream girl; words by Benee
Russell, music by Vincent Rose.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Aug. 2, 1929; E unp. 9617; Leo Feist;
inec., New York. 19801
Walker (Ernest) Three dedications;
by E. Walker, of Great Britain, op.
42; pf. nos. 1-3. © June 13, 1929;
1 ec. Aug. 16; E for. 6129; Oxford
university press, London. 19302
Walking in the dark; words and mu-
sic by Nat Simon, Leo Wood and
Ken Casey. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 10, 1929; E unp.
9754; Santly bros., inec., New York.
19303
Waltz Virginia; melody by Mickey
Hart [i. e., A. W. Hart] ©1e. Aug.
26, 1929; E unp. 10306; Adelbert W.
Hart, Preston, Id. 19304
Wanderlust; words by O. Hemler, mu-
sic by A. Huber. [Photostat] ©
1c. Aug. 10, 1929; E unp. 10056;
Opal Hemler and Alice Huber, East
Cleveland, O. 19305
Wanita; words and music by E. J.
Kern. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1929; E unp.
9786; Emma Johanna Kern, Omaha.
19306
Wate [!] a smile and the whole world
will smile with you; words and mu-
sic by J. Stansel. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Aug. 12, 1929; E
unp. 9769; Jesse Stansel, Los Ange-
les. 19307
Was der Onkel Doktor sagt, das soll
man immer tun; slow-fox, text von
Fritz Rotter, musik von Austin
Egen u. F. Rotter, both of Germany.
© Sept. 1, 1928; 1c Aug. 2; 1929;
FH for. 6005; Roehr, a. g., Berlin.
19308
Was Gott tut, das ist wohlgetan ; cho-
ral-variationen, yon F. W. Franke,
of Germany; orgel. © Aug. 10,
1929; 1 c. Aug. 7; E for. 6194; B.
Schott’s s6hne, Mainz, Germany.
19309
Was nititzen mir die schonsten nelken?
fox-trot, text von Kurt Schwabach,
musik von Willy Rosen u. Austin
EKgen, both of Germany, klav. arr.
von Nico Dostal. © Mar. 28, 1929;
1 c. Aug. 26; EB for. 6326; Alrobi
musikverlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
19310
Wasting away; words by Andy Razaf,
music by J. C. Johnson. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Aug. 28, 1929;
£ unp. 10879; Progressive music ¢o.,
New York. 19311
Water (The) sprites; words by Thom-
as J. Williams, musie by F. Kucken,
arr. by William Stickles; female
trio: New York, N, Y., Chappell-
Harms, ine. 4to. © July 30, 1929;
2c. July 31; E pub. 8162; Chappell
& co., ltd., London. 19312
Wave on in peace, Star Spangled Ban-
ner; lyric by Albert Kennedy, Julia
Stevenson and W. Wolff, music by
W. Wolff. © 1. Aug. 24, 1929; EB
unp. 10271; Waldemar Wolff, Oro-
ville, Calif. 19313
Way back in Michigan; words by Mrs.
Alfred Lavigne, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 .«.
Aug. 17, 1929; E unp. 9964; Odile
Lavigne, Clinton, Mass. 19314
"Way out in the country; fox-trot,
words and music by J. Thomas. St.
Louis, Mo., Thomas music co. ©
Aug. 15, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 17; E pub.
8433 ; Joseph Thomas, St. Louis.
19315
Way (The), the Truth, the Life; an-
them, words by George Hoyland,
music by John Barham Johnson, of
Great Britain; boys’ voices. 4to. © ‘
July 12, 1929; 1c. duly 202 Ei cor,
5979; H. F. W. Deane & sons, the
Year book press, Itd., London. 19816
We are the blades; signature song of
The Gillette blades, words by Joseph
Alger and Herbert C. Sanford, mu-
sic by Herbert C. Sanford. [Photo-
stat]’ © 1c. July 22, 18297) aap:
9700; Gillette safety razor co., Bos-
ton. 19317
We don’t sell it here no more; words
by A. Dickerson and Alexander Rob-
inson, music by A. Dickerson.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
May 22, 1929; E unp. 7015; Aletha
Diekerson, Chicago. 19318
We'll be merry, lads, to-night; words
by E. J. Grant, music by Charles
Arnd. © Aug. 10, 1929; 2 c Aug.
12; E pub. 8707; Edward James
Grant, Cleveland. 19319
We'll understand by and by; words
and music by E. Boone, harmony by
Mrs. E. Boone; sop. and alto, with
cho. 8vo. © July 29, 1929; 2 «.
Aug. 12; E pub. 8349; Edward
Boone, Grand Rapids. 19320
We're a couple of slickers; rube duet,
words and music by F. G. Johnson.
© Aug. 3, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 9; E pub.
8272; Frederick G. Johnson, Wilkes-
Barre, Pa. 19321
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no. 8, 1929
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
19343
Weariness; by J. C. Bartells, op. 2;
pf.; in F. min. sq. 8vo. [Mimeo-
graph] © Aug. 21, 1929; 2 c. Aug.
29; E pub. 8720; John C. Bartells,
Chicago. 19322
Weaving dreams; words and music by
Susan Wren [i. e. S. E. Wren] ©
1c. Aug. 1, 1929; E unp. 9646; Su-
san Eugene Wren, New York. 193823
Wee fiddle moon ; words by Edith Mac-
Donald Graham, music by Leon Ab-
bott Hoffmeister. 1. High voice.—2.
Low voice. © July 18, 1929; 2c.
each Aug. 7; E pub. 8532; R. L.
Huntzinger, ine., New York. 193824
Weird agitation; photoplay music, by
Kilenyi-Frey, orch. by Hugo Frey;
orch., with pf. or organ conductor.
© Aug. 13, 1929; 2 c« Aug. 15; EH
pub. 8395; Robbins music corp., New
York. 19825
Welcome home; from On with the
show, by Grant Clarke and Harry
Akst, arr. by Ed. Smalle; mixed
voices. 4to.
July 26; E pub. 8287; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 19826
Wenn ich die blonde Inge . . . foxtrot,
text und musik von _ Friedrich
Schwarz, of Austria, klav-arr. von
Walter Borchert. © May 22, 1929;
1‘. Aug: 6; for. 5997; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, Vienna. 19327
Weteranow tramla polka; by J. Wy-
skowski; violin. © 1 c¢. Aug. 9,
1929; E unp. 9728; John Wyskow-
ski, Omaha. 19328
What a break; words and music by
Susan Wren [i. e. S. E. Wren] ©
1c. Aug. 1, 1929; E unp. 9644; Susan
Eugene Wren, New York. 19329
What a wonderful pal you have been;
waltz, words and music by J. Duffy,
arr. by Jack Chancellor. Philadel-
phia, Pa., Chancelor music co. ©
July .3,. 4929: 2... Aug., 24:1. pub.
8606; Jerry Duffy, Philadelphia.
19330
What are you going to do with your
money; words and music by M. J.
Fitzpatrick. © July 23, 1929; 2 e.
July 29: E pub. 8036; Frank Hard-
ing, New York. 19331
What can I do; words and music by
L. K. Edwards. © 1 ¢. Aug. 12,
1929 ; E unp. 9798; Lola K. Edwards,
Beaumont, Tex. 19332
What could be sweeter than you;
words and music by A. M. Brown.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
G@) Tuly, 22°)1929°? | ¢."*
Aug. 9, 1929; E unp. 9733; Aaron
M. Brown, Palo Alto, Calif. 193833
What do I care; words by Max Rut-
chik, music by W. G. Samuels and
Leonard Whitcup. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Aug. 2, 1929; H
unp. 9635; Walter G. Samuels, New
York. 19834
What good are dreams, if I can’t have
you; words by Ben Gordon, music
by Joe Rosenblatt and Joe Vargas;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Aug. 14,
1929; 2 c. Aug. 14; E pub. Sash;
Empire musie co., New York. 19835
What more could I wish for; words
and music by F. D. De Vol. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 6,
1929; E unp. 96138; Frank Denny De
Vol, Canton, O. 19336
What’s love to me; words and music
by R. C. Timmerman. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Aug. 21, 1929;
E unp. 10184; Rhae Claude Timmer-
man, Edgefield, S. C. 19337
What’s the matter with P. C. Brown;
words and music by Ernest Long-
staffe, of Great Britain. © July 8,
1929" d)-e@,auly 23; EH for. <e0els
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. 19338
What way does the wind come? unison
song, poem by Dorothy Wordsworth,
musie by Felix White, of Great Brit-
ain. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Aug. 10, 1929; 1 e.
Aug. 13; E for. 6106; Keith, Prowse
& co., ltd., London. 19339
What we do goes down in history;
words and music by Frank M. Trav-
aline, jr. © 1c. Aug. 2, 1929; HE
unp. 9453; Alpha phi delta frater-
nity, ine., Woodside, N. Y. 19340
What will I do without you; fox trot,
from The gold diggers of Broadway,
lyric by Al Dubin, music by Joe
Burke, arr. by Joseph Nussbaum ;
dance orch. pts. 4to. © Aug. 5,
1929; 2 ce. Aug: 9; E pub. 8331; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 19341
What you gonna do; words and music
by Sam Theard. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. Aug. 1, 1929; BE
unp. 9445; State street music pub.
co., inc., Chicago. 19342
Whatta yuh gonna tell your wife; lyric
by F. O. Riley, music by Herbert
O. Sontag. © 1c. May 6, 1929;
E unp. 7037; F. Otto Riley, Noel,
Mo. 19348
1023
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19344
pt. 1, n. 8., v. 24
When a young wife went away; words
and music by F. Sebers. [Words
and melody only] © 1 c. Aug. 28,
1929; EH unp. 10361; Floyd Sebers,
Hannibal, Mo. 19344
When all of my dreams come true;
lyric and music by W. P. Van Altena.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Aug. 29, 1929; E unp. 10458; Wil-
liam P. Van Altena, Oakland, Calif.
19345
When cedar trees are swaying; words
by C. H. Munkelwitz, music by Louis |
Wancura. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Aug. 24, 1929; E unp.
10262; Charles H. Munkelwitz, Say-
ville; Lick. aN. ¥.
When first your lips met mine; waltz,
words and music by B. Nuccio, jr.
© 1c. Aug. 5, 1929; E unp. 9605;
Sonaventura Nuccio, jr., East Hlm-
hurbt)) Fi U1. aNvaY: 19347
When I gave my heart to you; from
The awiul truth, words and music
by Walter O’Keefe and Bobby Do-
lan. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Aug. 9, 1929; E unp. 9738; De
Sylva, Brown and Henderson, inc.,
New York. 19348
When I get my parole; words by J. P.
Murray, music by Burrell Van Bu-
ren. © 1c. Aug. 12, 1929; E unp.
9817; John Paul Murray, Philadel-
phia. 19349
When I’m dreaming of you; words
and music by W. Johnson. [Words
and melody only] ©1l1«e Aug. 15,
1929; E unp. 9918; Wm. Johnson,
New York. 19350
When I say good-bye; words and mu-
sic by B. R. Mosby. © 1 ce. July 25,
1929; E unp. 9549; Bayard R. Mos-
by, Kansas City, Mo. 19351
When I see my sugar, I get a lump in
my throat; from Marianne, words
by Roy Turk, music by Fred E.
Ahlert. © Aug. 13, 1929; 2 c. Aug.
14; E pub. 8370; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, ine., New York. 19352
When Jesus beckons me home; sacred
song, words and music by G. Ar-
nold. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Aug. 19, 1929; E unp. 10008;
Gene Arnold, Chicago. 19353
When my little mother comes home;
words and music by W. MeNeil, arr.
by Carl Hand. [Photostat] ©1e.
Aug. 17, 1929; E unp. 10046; Wil-
liam McNeil, Medford, Mass. 19354
19346 |
When the love god strikes you; words
and music by M. J. Martin. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 20,
1929; E unp. 10081; Minnie J. Mar-
tin, New York. 19355
When the moon plays peek-a-boo;
words by G. D. Nichols, musie by
Duane R. Bassett; pf. © 1c. Aug.
5, 1929; E unp. 9601; Grace D.
Nichols, Bennington, Vt. 19356
When the one you love loves you too;
words by G. Ruscitti, music by Sam-
uel H. Speck. New York, Frank
Harding. © Aug. 5, 1929; 2 ¢ Aug.
27; E pub. 8683; Gabriel Ruscitti,
South Berkeley, Calif. — 19357
When the shadows fall o’er the land
of fantasy; waltz, words and musie
by B. Nuccio, jr.. © 1 ec. Aug, 5,
1929; E unp. 9606; Bonaventura
Nuccio, jr., East Elmhurst, L. I.,
N. Y. 19358
When the sun goes down; poem by
Larry Yoell, music by Virginia
Spencer and Johnny Noble; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Aug. 16, 1929; 2 c¢.
Aug. 20; E pub. 8447; Lloyd Camp-
bell publications, inec., San Fran-
cisco. 19359
When the sun is setting; words and
music by G. W. Tierney. © 1c. Aug.
17, 1929; E unp. 9996; Grace Wilson
Tierney, Bismarck, N. D. 19360
When tomorrow comes; waltz song,
words by James Bascoigne, music by
Jay Wilbur, of Great Britain; pf.
ace., With banjulele banjo and uku-
lele arr. by Alvin D. Keech. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © April
8, 1929; lic. Aug, 1; BD yforwaee2s
Lareine & co., ltd., London. 19361
When twilight steals o’er Georgian
fields; words and music by H. Holy-
oake, of Canada. © 1c Aug. 9,
1929; E unp. 9751; Hdith Holyoake,
Guelph, Ont., Canada. 19362
When we honeymoon in Mars; words
by F. Kennedy, music by Pauline
Britting. New York City, Frank
Harding. © July 29, 1929; 2 ¢. Aug.
2; E pub. 8710; Finette Kennedy,
Shiocton, Wis. 19363
When you and I were young, Maggie;
arr. by Carl Richter; pf. © Aug.
22, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 28; E pub. 8612;
Bach music co., Boston. 19364
When you climb to the top of a hill;
words and music by B. R. Mosby.
© 1e. July 25, 1929; E unp. 9547;
Bayard R. Mosby, Kansas City, Mo.
/ 19365
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
19386
When you come to the end of the rain-
bow ; words and music by L. K. Ed-
wards. ©> 1''e). Aug, 12; 1929: EB
unp. 9799; Lola K. Edwards, Beau-
mont, Tex. 19366
When you first called me sweetheart ;
words and musie by O. B. Adkins.
© le. Aug. 23, 1929; E unp. 10199;
Ottis Bennett Adkins, Birmingham,
* Ala. 19367
When you're apart from me; words
and musie by Walter O’Keefe and
Bobby Dolan. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Aug. 17, 1929; E unp.
10068; De Sylva, Brown and Hen-
derson, ine., New York. 19868
When you’re counting the stars alone;
fox-trot song, words and music by
Benée Russell, Vincent Rose and
Jack Murray; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Aug. 21, 1929; 2c. Aug. 23; E pub.
8623; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
19369
When you’re seeing sweetie home; lyr-
ics by Sam Lewis and Joe Young,
music by Harry Warren. © Aug.
14, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 17; E pub. 8412;
Remick music corp., New York.
19370
When you’re[!] sweetie’s done with
you; lyrics by F. Devine, music by
Harry Clifford. © 1c. Aug. 5, 1929;
E unp. 9607; Ferdinand Devine,
Amityville, N. Y. 19371
Where has our good money gone;
words and musie by C. P. Kent.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
July 27, 1929; 2. c. Aug. 2: BE pub.
8123; Claire P. Kent, Bluefield, W.
Va. 19372
Where is my ice man; words and mu-
sie by S. A. Crandall... [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Aug. 26, 1929;
E unp. 10290; Stewart A. Crandall,
Laurens, N. Y. 19373
Where is my sweetheart of yesterday;
words and-music by H. Katz.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Aug. 21, 1929; E unp. 10127; Hyman
Katz, New York. 19374
Where Jesus is; hymn, words by Has-
kell K. Meacham, music by William
C. Meacham. © Aug. 24, 1929; 2 ¢.
Aug. 26; E pub. 8639; Charles A.
Lutz, York, Pa. 19875
Where the bee sucks; unison song,
words from Shakespeare, music by
Felix White, of Great Britain. 4to.
{Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] © !:
Aug. 10, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 13; E for.
6108; Keith, Prowse & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 19376
Wherever we may be; words by Jessie
Fremont Moser, music by I. A.
Steinel. S8vo. © Jan. 23, 1928; 2c.
Aug. 9, 1929; E pub. 8265; Irving A.
Steinel, Glendale, Calif. 19377
Whispering heart; words by H. Her-
man, music by Luther A. Clark. ©
Aug. 20, 1929; 2 c: Aug. 22; E pub.
8558; Harry Herman, Bakerstown,
Pa. 19378
Whispering shadows; words and mu-
sic by H. Johnson. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Aug. 2, 1929; H
unp. 9479; Ernest Johnson, Detroit.
19379
Whispering shadows; words and mu-
sic by L. K. Edwards. © 1 ec. Aug.
12, 1929; E unp. 9797; Lola K. Ead-
wards, Beaumont, Tex. 19380
White (The) carnation; service for
Mother’s day, words by Valeria R.
Lehman, music by I. H. Meredith.
8vo. © Mar. 16, 1929; 2 c. and aff.
Sept. 14; AA 24094; Tullar-Meredith
co., New York. 19381
White (A) lilac; words by Lizette
Woodworth Reese, music by Lucina
Jewell; high voice. © Aug. 12,
1929; 2 ¢@. Aug. 22;.E) pub. 8580;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 193882
Who cares anyhow; words by B. Van
Cleve, music by C. Midgley. ©l1e.
Aug. 27, 1929; E unp. 10340; Bert
Van Cleve and Charley Midgley, New
York. 19383
Who’s the who; words and music by
Mac [i. e. Max Rutchik], Lennie [i.
e. Leonard Whitcup] and Walter G.
Samuels. [Words and melody only]
©1c. Aug. 19, 1929; E unp. 10025;
Gene Austin, inc., New York. 193884
Who’s this girl named Whoopee, that
the boys all want to make; words
and music by Jay ©. Flippen, Mack
Gordon and Geo. Wiest; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. ©
July 22,1929; 2 c Aug. 27; Epub.
8676; Mills music, inc., New York.
19385
Why; fox-trot song, words and music
by Newell Alton and Reg. Stoneham,
both of Australia. © July 4, 1929;
1c. Aug. 22; E for. 6845; Allan &
co., prop. ltd., Melbourne, Australia.
19386
1025
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19387
Why; words and musie by A. Osterer.
[Words and melody only] ©1.e.
Aug. 28, 1929; E unp. 10389; Anne
Osterer, New York. 19387
Why can’t you love that way; by
Charles Bourne, Jack Val and Hen-
ry Creamer, arr. by George J. Trin-
kaus; vocal orch. pts. 4to. © Aug.
14, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 17; E pub. 8591;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
19388
Why can’t you love that way; lyric by
Henry Creamer, music by Charles
Bourne and Jack Val; pf. and uku-
lele acc... © Aug. 16, 1929; 2 c. Aug.
21; E pub. 8596; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 19889
Why didn’t I take you when I could
have you; words and music by A.
Simolke. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 2, 1929; E unp. 9485;
Andrew Simolke, Sheboygan, Wis.
19390
Why don’t my dreams come true;
words by K. Blohm, music by Sam-
uel *“H.*. Speck.” “New... York aacuny.
Frank Harding.
2c. Aug. 8; E pub. 8709; Katherine
Blohm, Neevah, Wis. 19391
Why don’t you move to Cleburne,
Texas, it’s just like heaven for me;
words and music by J. R. Rose. ©
1c. Aug 28, 1929: <i. unpeoiiach ¢
John Richardi Rose, Cleburne, Tex.
19392
Why should a lemon be sweetened with
sugar; waltz, from White blackbirds,
words by Graham Squiers, music by
Shirley Goodall, of Great Britain;
pf. ace., with banjulele banjo and
ukulele arr. by Alvin D. Keech.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Aug.’''6; 19299 ce.” Aue tee Beiter.
6095; B. Feldman & co., London.
19393
Why should it matter; Serenade ba-
dine, words by Gilbert Purcell, mu-
sic by Marie-Kountz; sop. and alto.
4to. © Aug. 2, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 6;
EK pub. 8247; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 19394
Why so pale and wan? words by John
Suckling, music by Nicolai Medni- |.
koff; high voice. © Aug. 12, 1929;
2c. Aug. 22; E pub. 8566; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York. 19895
Why then cry if snoopers seek our
secrets? words by Samuel B. Har-
rison, music by 8S. Goldhersh.
[Words and melody only}
© July 15,° 1929; -
pre.
pt. 111, 1's. 7-84
Aug. 5, 1929; E unp. 9624; Samuel
Goldhersch, Paterson, N. J. 19396
Why, why, why; fox trot, words and
music by E. Holyoake, of Canada.
© 1e. July 5, 1929; E unp. 9628;
Edith Holyoake, Guelph, Ont., Can-
ada. 19397
Wild wild women; words and music
by T. A. Romley. ©vl « Auge
1929; E unp. 10097; Thomas Aquinas
Romley, Cambridge, Mass. 19398
Wilkinson modern rhythmics; by Chas.
EK. Wilkinson; pf., bk. 2. © Aug.
14, 1929; 2 «. and aff. Aug. 19; AA
23274; Rubank, ine., Chicago. 193899
Will David play his harp for me [and]
I have a ransom; words and music
by E. Boone, harmony by Mrs. E.
Boone; mixed voices. S8vo. © July
29, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 12; E pub. 8351;
Edward Boone, Grand Rapids.
19400
Williams’ (John M.) graded _ sight-
reading course; pf., and pf. with
words. bk. 3. © Aug. 24, 1929; 2 c.
Aug. 26; E pub. 8626; Boston music
co., Boston. 19401
Williams’ (John M.) supplementary
material for piano; connecting the
first and second grades; by John
M. Williams. © Aug. 12, 1929; 2 c.
Aug. 14; aff. Aug. 30; AA 22692;
Boston music co., Boston. 19402
Wind’s (The) in the south: three-part
song, words and music by John
Prindle Seott; trio or cho. of wom-
en’s voices. 4to. © Aug. 14, 1929;
2 c. Aug. 15; HE pub. Sag07 vie.
Huntzinger, inc., New York. 19403
Winter fairies; words by Cyrus H.
McCormick, music by Alexander
MacFadyen; high voice. Chicago,
Ill., Badger music pub. co. © Aug.
12, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 13; E pub. 8378;
Alexander MacFadyen, Chicago.
19404
Wishing and waiting for love; from
Broadway babies, lyric by Grant
Clarke, music by Harry Akst, arr.
by Ed. Smalle; mixed voices. 4to.
© July 22, 1929; 2c. July 26; E pub.
8289; M. Witmark & sons, New York.
19405
With Jesus in love, over the waves of
night and by day; words by V.
Grotzky, music by G. Holcombe.
Sedalia, Mo., A..W. Perry’s sons. ©
July 17, 1929; 2 c. July 19; E pub.
8425; Violet Grotzky, Sedalia, Mo.
19406
1026
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
19428
With love in your heart; words and
music by F. E. Allen. © 1c. Aug.
24, 1929; E unp. 10897; Fay E. Al-
len, Los Angeles. 19407
With Nell in my canoe; words and mu-
sic by E. J. Kern. © 1c. Aug. 12,
1929; E unp. 9787; Emma Johanna
Kern, Omaha. 19408
With you; words by W. G. Schram,
music by S. F. Baldin, of Russia,
domiciled at Jamaica, N. Y. ©1e.
Aug. 21, 1929; E unp. 10114; Siluan
F. Baldin, Jamaica, N. Y. 19409
Without a song; from Great day,
’ words by William Rose and Edward
Eliscu, music by V. Youmans. ©
fe. Ane 22. 1929. BH. unp. 10165;
Vincent Youmans, ine., New York.
19410
Without you; words and music by A.
J. Petolino. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 29, 1929; E unp.
10415; Anthony J. Petolino, Newark,
i ae 19411
Wogrodeczku rozy kuratek; words and
music by J. Wyskowski. [Words
and melody only] © 41. Aug. 16,
1929; E unp. 9934; John Wyskow-
ski, Omaha. 19412
Woman down in Memphis; words and
musie by C. J. Robison. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 21,
1929; E unp. 10110; Carson J. Rob-
ison, New York. 19413
Woman (The) in the shoe; from Lord
Byron of Broadway, lyric by Arthur
Freed, music by Nacio Herb Brown.
© 1c. Aug. 27, 1929; E unp. 10326;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 19414
Wonderful girl; words and music by
Leonard Ceeley [pseud. of L. R.
Ceiley], of Great Britain, domiciled
at New York. ©1c. July 31, 1929;
-E unp. 9419; Leonard Robert Ceiley,
New York. 19415
Wonderful star of love; waltz, lyrics
by Andrew Donnelly, music by David
Broekman, arr. by Adolph Fink;
orch. pts. 4to. © Aug. 28, 1929:
2 ec. Aug. 29; E pub. 8715; Edward
B. Marks music co., New York.
19416
Wondering, just wondering; words by
A. W. Fouts, music by C. L. Horn-
beck. © 1c. July 6, 1929; E unp.
- 9623; Arthur Walker Fouts, and
Charles Lafayette Hornbeck, Sacra-
mento, Calif. 19417
Wondering where you are; song of the
wanderer, words by Lee Byrd and
D. S. Carlson, musie by D. S. Carl-
son. [Photostat] © 1 ¢ Aug. 23,
1929; E unp. 10212; Dorothy S. Carl-
son, Oakland, Calif. 19418
Wondering why; melody by M. Swan-
son. © 1c. Aug. 22, 1929: HB unp.
10164; Mauritz Swanson, New York.
19419
Won’t vou come back; fox trot, words
and music by M. B. Walker. ©
1c. Aug. 138, 1929; E unp. 9847; Mel-
vin Walker, Augusta, Ga. 19420
Wood (Haydn) Three famous cinema
stars; suite, by H. Wood, of Great
Britain; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. No. 1. Ivor Novello. [2
others] © Aug. 15, 1929; 1 c. Aug.
13; H for. 6115; Keith, Prowse &
co., Itd., London. 19421
World (The) is yours for the asking;
valse, words and music by HE. Holy-
oake, of Canada. © 1. Aug. 16,
1929; EH unp. 9949; Edith Holyoake,
Guelph, Ont., Canada. 19422
World (The) loves a lover; words by
Al. De Maria and Al. Friedenberg
[i. e. Albert Friedenberg], music by
A. Friedenberg. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Aug. 9. 1929; E
unp. 97438: Albert Friedenberg,
Brooklyn. 19423
Worlds fair century of progress 1933
march; by L. C. Groff; accordion.
©. Aug 28...1929.- 2. c. Aug.).28;
pub. 8748; Lesle C. Groff, Chicago.
19424
Would you be true; words and music
by A. Boudreau. © 1. Aug. 18,
1929; E unp. 9850; Arthur Boud-
reau, Lowell, Mass. 19425
Wuzza matter baby, wuzza matter
with you; words and music by Mack
Gordon, Max Rich and Bert Rule;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Aug. 16,
1929; 2 ce. Aug. 17; E pub. 8430;
Gordon & Rich, inc., New York.
19426
Y le papalotea; by Pascual Corral, of
Mexico, domiciled at San Diego,
©aglif.:- “pf. Svo.° [Photostat]” ©
Aug.'6, 1929 -"2 e Aug. Ss an:
§193; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
19427
Ya la luna va saliendo; letra y musica
de Bernarda Montoya, of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles; pf. [Pho-
tostat] © Aug. 6, 1929; 2 c. Aug.
8; E pub. 8286; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 19428
1027
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19429
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Ye banks and braes; Scotch air, words
by Burns, with ace. and descant by
Thomas Keighley, of Great Britain.
4to. © Aug. 9, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 18;
E for. 6101; Banks & son, York, Hng-
land. 19429
Ye shall go out with joy; harvest
anthem, words from Isaiah 5 and
Genesis 8, music by Thomas Smith,
of Great Britain; mixed voices. 4to.
© Aug. 13, 1929; 1 ce. Aug. 16; E
for. 6144; H. M. Smith, Edmunds,
England. 19430
Yes, I am lonely; words and music by
K. Rumford. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 9, 1929; E unp.
9723; Katy Rumford, St. Louis.
19481
Yes, Jesus love me; hymn, words by
C. A. Lutz, music by William C.
Meacham. © Aug. 24, 1929; 2 «¢.
Aug. 26; E pub. 8629; Charles A.
Lutz, York, Pa. 19432
Yesterday (The) trail; words by Ade-
laide May Marshall, musie by F. W.
D. Cromweed. © 1c. Aug. 10, 1929;
FE unp. 9764; Frederick William Dur-
fee Cromweed, New York. 19483
Yesterday’s pal; waltz ballad, words
by A. Oehler, muSic by Russell
Thomas. Cincinnati, O., Hazel pub.
co. © Aug. 24, 1929; 2 ce. Aug. 26;
E pub. 8667; Albert Oehler, Cinecin-
nati. 19434
Yo-yo; words and music by F. J. Dei-
mel, jr., Dave Frank and Sam Ro-
senbaum. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 7, 1929; E unp. 9660;
F. J. Deimel, jr., New Orleans.
19435
Yoga chanting keys; by A. W. Goetz.
obl. 24mo. © Sept. 1, 1929; 2 «.
and aff. Sept. 10; AA 23936; A. Wil-
liam Goetz, Milwaukee. 19436
Yolette ;. operetta in 8 acts, book and
lyrics by M. Daisy Harcourt, music
by G. Lessner. ©1c. July 26, 1929;
D unp. 27548; George Lessner, New
York. 19437
You; words and music by D. EH. Bay-
liss. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Aug. 15, 1929; E unp. 9890;
Daisy E. Bayliss, Detroit. 194388
You ain’t heard nothin’ yet; melody
by Frank Parente. © 1c. Aug. 5,
1929; E unp. 9597; James Dante,
Madison, N. J. 194389
You alone; words by Aneurin Davies,
music by K. E. Romkey. © 1 ¢
Aug. 8, 1929; E unp. 9458; Katherine
E. Romkey, Muskegon, Mich. 19440
You and the moon; words by Samuel
Lakutz, music by H. F. Cirino.
[Words and melody only] ©1e
Aug. 15, 1929; E unp. 9912; Horatio
F. Cirino, New York. 19441
You and your little armchair; words
by H. Serafini, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1e
Aug. 17, 1929; E unp. 9969; Helen
Serafini, Jasper, Mo. 19442
You are in my heart; words and music
by H. L. Schneider; pf. © 1c. Aug.
6, 1929; E unp. 9582; Henry Louis
Schneider, Buffalo. 19443
You are the soul of my dreams; words
by M. Luria, music by HE. Whitte-
more. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ce Aug. 5, 1929; E unp. 9542;
Miriam Luria and Harl Whittemore,
Baltimore. 19444
You are the sunshine of my smile;
words by C. Pohopski, musie by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1929; E unp. 9973;
Claire Pohopski, Detroit. 19445
You belong in my arms, babee; words
by Al Lewis, music by Al Sherman.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Aug. 13, 1929; E unp. 9851; Arthur
Behim music corp., New York.
19446
You belong to me; words by Ray Hib-
beler, music by Frederico P. Mazuca,
of Italy, domiciled at Chicago.
[Words and melody only] ©1«
Aug. 21, 1929; E unp. 10111; Cate-
rina Mazuca, Chicago. 19447
You bet I didn’t go; words and music
by J. Plunkett, of Canada. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 8,
1929; E unp. 9678; Jane Plunkett,
Moose Jaw, Sask., Canada. 19448
You can’t be everybody’s sweetheart,
and still be somebody’s gal; words
and music by C. N. Akey. Wiscon-
sin Rapids, Wis., American music
pub. co. © Aug. 12, 1929; 2c Aug.
14; E pub. 8403; Cleve N. Akey, Port
Edwards, Wis. 19449
You can’t be mine and someone’s else
too; words and music by J. C. John-
son. [Words and melody only] ©
1 c. Aug. 28, 1929; E unp. 10381;
Progressive music co., New York.
19450
1028
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
You can’t mend a broken heart; words
and music by E. Holyoake, of Can-
ada. ©1c. Aug. 26, 1929; E unp.
10293 ; Edith Holyoake, Guelph, Ont.,
Canada. 19451
You can’t stop me from loving you
dear; words and music by H. Fujii.
[Words and melody only] ©1ee.
Aug. 9, 1929; E unp. 9780; Henry
Fujii. Los Angeles. 19452
You don’t mean me no good; words
and music by Leroy Carr. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Aug. 1,
1929; E unp. 9437; State street mu-
Sic pub. co., ine., Chicago. 19453
You find the time, I'll find the place;
from Sunny side up, words and mu-
sic by B. G. De Sylva [pseud. of
George Gard De Sylva], Lew Brown
and Ray Henderson. © Aug. 17,
1929; 2 ec. Aug. 19; E pub. 8487; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 19454
You'll come back to me some day,
sweetheart; words and music by
Nan Kipp [pseud. of A. M. Kipp]
©1c. Aug. 31, 1929; E unp. 10466;
Anna Moyer Kipp, Copake, N. Y.
19455
You'll never be lonely, if you depend
on me; words by B. Krichinsky, mu-
sic by Basil Sadler. © 1 c. Aug. 2,
1929; E unp. 9516; Benny Krichin-
sky, Baltimore. 19456
You'll think better of me; words by
Bickley Reichner, music by M.
Cooper Paul. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Aug. 15, 1929; E unp.
9910; Broadway music corp., New
York. 19457
You make me feel blue; words and
music by A. Marovich. © 1c. Aug.
17, 1929; E unp. 10033; Anne Maro-
vich, Berkeley, Calif. 19458
You may be sorry; words by F. Le
Mal, music by Ed. E. Applegate.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e¢.
Aug. 8, 1929; E unp. 9668; France
Le Mal, Pekin, IIl. 19459
You might have known I loved you;
from The street singer, words by
Graham John, music by Niclas
Kempner; pf. and ukulele ace. New
York, Shubert music pub. corp. ©
Aug. 7, 1929; 2 e. Aug. 9; E pub.
8344; Shubert theatre corp., New
York. 19460
19470
You missed a dog-gone good man, when
you overlooked me; words by Art
Kaser [i. e. Arthur LeRoy Kaser],
music by Fred Johnson. Dayton, O.,.
Paine pub. co. © Aug. 19, 1929; 2 c.
Aug. 20; E pub. 8543; Lurten M.
Paine, Dayton, O. 19461
You mustn’t do it after eight o’clock;
comedy song fox-trot, from On with
the show, 1929, words and music by
Alec McGill, of Great Britain; pf.
acc., With banjulele banjo and uku-
lele arr. by Alvin D. Keech. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © July
30, 1929; 1 ce. July 31; E for. 6078;
Lawrence Wright music co., London.
19462
You ought to know your baby needs a
little lovin’; words by Joe Amaru,
music by J. N. Mazzeo. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Aug. 5, 1929;
E unp. 9576; Joseph Nicholas Maz-
zeo, Revere, Mass. 19463
You proved your love when you said
good-bye; words and music by E.
Florence. [Words and melody only]
© 1e. Aug. 21, 1929; E unp. 10125;
Edwin Florence, Alexandria, Va.
19464
You're a fortune’s find, girl of mine;
words and music by A. Bonaccorso.
© 1c. Aug. 10, 1929; E unp. 9767;
Antonio Bonaccorso, Philadelphia.
19465
You’re always in my arms, but only in
my dreams; waltz ballad, from Rio
Rita, lyric by Joseph McCarthy, mu-
sic by Harry Tierney. © Aug. 13,
1929; 2c. Aug. 16; E pub. 8467; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 19466
You’re mine; words and music by M.
B. Niesley. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Aug. 8, 1929; E unp.
9665; Myron B. Niesley, San Fran-
cisco. 19467
You’re mine, all mine; words and mu-
sic by D. B. Esthes. [Words and
melody only] ©1ec. Aug. 29, 1929;
E unp. 10439; Don B. Esthes, Los
Angeles. 19468:
You’re my big moment now; words and
music by Susan Wren [i. e. S. E.
Wren] © 1c. Aug. 1, 1929; E unp.
9645; Susan Eugene Wren, New
York. 19469:
_You’re my honey; fox-trot, words by
C. Turney, music by E. Eby. [Words
and melody only] © 1c Aug. 24,
1929; E unp. 10253; Earl Eby and
Catherine Turney, Pasadena. 19470:
1029
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19471
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
You’re my little theme song; from
Heigh-ho, words by Dolph Singer,
music by Harry Von Tilzer. [Words
and melody only] © 1 «. Aug. 8,
1929; E unp. 9718; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 19471
You’re my only sweetheart, dear
mother mine:
L. L. Hill. ©1 ¢ Aug. 27, 1929: BE
unp. 10345; Lela Long Hill, Arcadia,
Calif. 19472
You're the only one; words and music
by L. P. Bauss. [Wor ds and melody
only] © 1c. Aug. 2, 1929; EB ump.
9474; Lauretta P. Bauss, San Fran-
cisco. 19473
You’re wonderful, that’s all that I can
Say; words and music by C. Ide.
| Words and melody only] ©1«.
Aug. 28, 1929: E unp. 10376: Charles
Ide, Stonington, Conn. 19474
You set my heart in motion again;
words by J. A. Cooney, music by Syl-
vester Long Cross; pf. © 1c. Aug.
21, 1929; E unp. 10104: J. A. Cooney,
Los Angeles. 19475
You still own a share in my heart;
words and music by HE. M. Charles
and 'T’. R. Wiltz; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Aug. 16, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 19; EB
pub. 8472; Teresa R. Wiltz, New Or-
leans. 19476
You’ve had your way; words and mu-
sic by Ikey Robinson. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Aug. 29, 1929;
K unp. 10485; State Street music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 19477
Young hearts; by Paul Valdemar, of
Great Britain. 1. Pf. solo.—2. Pf.
duet. © Aug. 15, 1929; 2 c. each
Aug. 17; E pub. 8492, 8493; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
19478, 19479
You’r[ !] goin’ to be lonesome, you’r[ !]
goin’ to be blue; words by Theodore
EKcton,.musiec by F. E. Allen; pf. or
organ ace. ©1e. Aug. 24, 1929; E
unp. 10398; Fay BE. Allen, Los An-
geles. 19480
Your happineess lies with Jesus;
words and music by G. Arnold.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Aug. 19, 1929; E unp. 10006; Gene
Arnold, Chicago. 19481
words and music by
Your[!] just a wonderful baby doll;
words and music by C. L. Pender.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Aug. 1, 1929; E unp. 9418; Chris. L.
Pender, New York. 19482
Your lips are red as cherries; words
and music by Clarence Gaskill and
Irving Bibo; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Aug. 7, 1929: 2c. Aug. 7; E pub.
8156; Bibo-Lang, inc., New York.
19483
Your looking glass; words by Fred EH.
Weatherly, music by Margaret Wool-
mer, of Great Britain. © Aug. 1,
1929; 1 c. Aug..10; E for. 6182 :
Chappell & co., 1td., London. 19484
Your love is like the sparkling dew;
words by D. O. Anderson, music by
Chester Escher; 1st violin. © 1 ¢.
Aug. 22, 1929; B unp. 10159; Della
O’ Neill Anderson, Geddes, S. D.
19485
Your smile will tell; words and music
by Joe Mack, jr. [is e. J. C. Mack,
jr.} © 1c. July 25, 1929: amp:
9636; Joseph C. Mack, Toledo, O.
19486 |
Zigeuner; from Bitter sweet, words
and music by Noél Coward, of Great
Britain. © July 2, 1929; 1 e July
29; E for. 6076; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. 19487
Zuleika; by Max Darewski, of Great
Britain, arr. by J. E. Andino; full
orch. pts. © Aug. 3, 1929; 2 ec. Aug.
2; E pub. 8523; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 19488
1°** sonatine; en ut majeur, par Louis
Durey, of France, op. 36, no. 1; pf.
© July 19, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 9; E "for.
6249; Heugel, Paris, 19489
7X 7 = 49; novelty song, words and
music by Wendell Hall and Emory
O’Hara; pf. and ukulele acc. New
York City, Triangle music pub. co.
© Aug. 2, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 1; E pub.
8064; Joe Davis, New York. 19490
9th album of first pieces; by Cuthbert
Harris, of Great Britain; pf. nos.
1-12. © July 26, 1929; 1 ce. Aug. 12;
FE for. 6152; Warren & Phillips, Lon-
don. 19491
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1929:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 49 unpublished)__ . 140
Class EH, Musical compositions (including 7,948 unpublished) _~__--____ 19, 351
Total. ove A i SR ee eels ie ee ee 19, 491
toi, OF MUSIC OFaWHICH. THEsSUBSISTING COPYRIGHT
HAS BEEN RENEWED UNDER SECTION 24 OF THE ACT
OF MARCH 4, 1909
(19491
Album of Russian piano music; se-
lected, ed. and fingered by UL.
Oesterle. v. 1, 2. © Louis Oesterle,
New York, as the author of the edit-
ing. R 4851, 4852, July 27,1929. 1, 2
Alice; romance, transcription de salon
by Joseph Ascher, ed. and fingered
by LL. Oecesterle; pf. © Louis
Oesterle, New York, as the author of
the editing. R 48438, Aug. 18, 1929.
3
American (The) girl; song of the
cities, from The prince of Pilsen,
words by Frank Pixley, music by
Gustav Luders. © Gustav Chase,
Brooklyn, as the next of. kin of the
author of the music, who is not liv-
ing. R 4572, July 27, 1929. 4
And thou Bethlehem; Christmas an-
them, by C. Simper. © Caleb Sim-
per, Barnstaple, England, as the au-
thor of the music. R 4802, Aug. 10,
1929. 5
Anthem treasures; collection of pop-
ular music, ed. by E. S. Lorenz;
cho. and quartet cho. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author
of the compilation. R 4550, July 20,
1929. 6
Ariette; valse caprice, by Paul Du-
celle [pSeud. of C. W. Krogmann],
op. 19; pf. © Carrie W. Krogmann,
Brookline, Mass., as the author. R
4661, Aug. 6, 1929. i
As the hart panteth for the water
brooks; anthem, words from Psalm
42, music by Chester W. Greene;
mixed voices, organ acc. © Walter
C. Greene, Lacoma, N. H., as the
child of the deceased author. R
4805, Aug. 19, 1929. 8
At set of sun; sacred song, words by
Christina Rossetti, music by H. Lohr;
no. 1, in E flat, with organ and vio-
lin acc. ad lib, © Hermann Lohr,
London, as the author of the music.
R 4833, Aug. 16, 1929. 9
At the fountain; by Paul Ducelle
[pseud. of C. W. Krogmann], op. 18;
pf. © Carrie W. Krogmann, Brook-
line, Mass., as the author. R 4660,
Aug. 6, 1929. 10
Auf der kirmes: by Johann E. Hum-
mel, op. 486, no. 5, arr. by Ferdinand
Meyer [pseud. of Charles P. Scott];
pf. © Maude Ladd Scott, Malden,
Mass., as the widow of the author of
the arrangement. R 4751, Aug. 8,
1929. 11
Awake, sing; sacred song, in Easter
carols, words by Laurene Highfield,
music by J. W. Lerman. © J. W.
Lerman, Brooklyn, as the author of
the music. R 4632, Dec. 26, 1928. 12
Back to the boulevards; from The
prince of Pilsen, words by Frank
Pixley, music by Gustav Luders. ©
Gustav Chase, Brooklyn, as the next
of kin of the author of the music,
who is not living. R 4690, July 27,
1929. ala.
Barearolle andalouse; par Théodore
Lack, op. 211; pf. © Berthe Mar-
guerite Victorine Tissier, Paris, as
the widow of the author. R 4704,
July 10, 1929. 14
Ben-Hur; words and music by H. S.
Kelley. Voc. sc. © Edgar Stillman
Kelley, Oxford, O., as the author.
R 4673, Aug. 8, 1929. 15
Bereceuse: par Frédéric Binet, op. 47;
pf. © Marie Dupalet, Fontaine-
bleau, France, as the widow of the
author. R 4703, July 10, 1929. 16
Berceuse; par Frédéric Binet, op. 47;
violon ou violoncelle, avec acc. de pf.
© Marie Dupalet, Fontainebleau,
France, as the widow of the author.
R 4707, July 10, 1929. 17
Berges gruss; by Johann E. Hummel,
op. 486, no. 11, arr. by Ferdinand
Meyer [pseud. of Charles P. Scott]:
pf. © Maude Ladd Scott, Malden,
Mass., as the widow of the author
of the arrangement. R 4757, Aug.
8, 1929. 18
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRins
19491 (19)
pt. IIT, n. S., v. 24
Biehl (Albert) March; op. 190; pf.
© Marie W. C. M. Biehl, Hamburg,
Germany, as the next of kin of the
author who is not living. R 4788,
Aug. 8, 1929. af
— Waltz; op. 190; pf. (Birthday
ball, no. 1) © Marie W. C. M.
Biehl, Hamburg, Germany, as the
next of kin of the author who is not
living. R 4724, Aug. 8, 1929. 20
Boccherini (L.) Rondo; transcription
par Giuseppe Martucci; pf., en ré
maj. © Maria Colella Martucci,
Naples, as the widow of the author
of the transcription. R 4723, Aug.
8, 1929. 21
Boute en train; galop de concert, by
Eugene Ketterer, ed. and fingered
by lL. Ogesterle; pf. © Louis
Oesterle, New York, as the author
of the editing. R 4593, July 27,
1929. 22
Brahms (Johannes) Angel’s greet-
ing; English version by T. Baker;
mixed voices. © Theodore Baker,
Leipzig, as the author of the transla-
tion. R 4860, July 28, 1928. 23
Johannes Brahms; eighteen Songs,
English tr. by T. Baker; high voice.
v. 1-8. (Mastersongs by great com-
posers) © Theodore Baker, Leip-
zig, aS the author of the transla-
tions. R 4600, 4601, 4605, July 27,
1929. 24-26
Brave (The) tin soldier; by P. A.
Schnecker ; pf. © Louise N. Schneck-
er, New York, as the widow of the
author. R 4739, Aug. 8, 1929. 27
Brink (The) of night; words by W. M.
Chauvenet, music by G. W. Chad-
wick; mezzo sop. or bar. © George
W. Chadwick, Boston, as the author
of the music. R 4581, July 27, 1929.
28
Campanella (La), impromptu, by
Jules Egghard, op. 2, ed. and fingered
by L. Oesterle; pf. © Louis Oes-
terle, New York, as the author of the
editing. R 4842, Aug. 13, 1929. 29
Cantilene nuptiale (Nuptial song) ; by
Th. Dubois, ed. by Chas. H. Morse.
(In Twelve pieces for organ) ©
Margaret B. Morse, Rochester, N. Y.,
as the widow of the author of the
editing. R 4658, Jan. 14, 1929. 30
Caprice hongroise; etude de concert,
by Eugene Ketterer, op. 7, ed. and
fingered by L. Oesterle; pf. ©
Louis Oesterle, New York, as the
author of the editing. R 4606, July
27, 1929. 31
Caressante (La); words and music by
A. Seismit-Doda. © Albano Seismit-
Doda, New York, as the author. R
4766, Aug. 12, 1929. $2
Chansonette; by Max Werner [pseud.
of W-Kornhorst], op. 10, no. 6; pf.
© Wilhelm Kornhorst, Louisville, as .
the author. R 4817, Aug. 19, 1929.
33
Charmer (The); waltzes, by F. M.
Witmark; pf. © Frank M. Wit-
mark, New York, as the author. R
4676, Aug. 6, 1929. 34
Chatelaine (La); valse de salon, by
HKugene Ketterer, op. 90, ed. and fin-
gered by L. Oesterle; pf. © Louis
Oesterle, New York, as the author
of the editing. R 4839, Aug. 13,
1929. 35
Children’s day treasury, no. 11; ed.
by E. S. Lorenz. © Edmund §. Lo-
renz, Dayton, O., as the author of
the compilation. R 4551, July 20,
1929. 36
Chiming Easter bells; sacred song, in
Easter carols, words by Flora Kirk-
land, music by C. C. Ackley [pseud.
of I. H. Meredith] © I. H. Mere-
dith, New York, as the author of the
music. R 4630, Dee. 26, 1928. 387
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Htude;
op. 10, no. 5, ed. by Rafael Joseffy ;
pf., in G flat, maj. © Marie Joseffy
(Mrs. Rafael Joseffy), New York, as
the widow of the author of the edit-
ing, JK 4582, July 26, 0929: 38
—— Etude in A flat major; op. 10, no.
10; ed. by Rafael Joseffy; pf.
Marie Joseffy (Mrs. Rafael Joseffy),
New York, as the widow of the au-
thor of the editing. R 4592, July 27,
1929. 39
—— Etude in D flat major; op. 25, no.
8, ed. by Rafael Joseffy; pf.
Marie Joseffy (Mrs. Rafael Joseffy),
New York, as the widow of the au-
thor of the editing. R 4590, July
27, 1929. 40
Club (The) fellow march; by A.
Johns; pf. © Al. Johns, Paris, as
the author. R 4677, Aug. 6, aca
Coleridge-Taylor (Samuel) Idylle;
arr. for violin and pf. © Jessie
Sarah Fleetwood Coleridge-Taylor,
Croydon, Surrey, England, as the
widow of the author. R 4539, June
24, 1929. 42
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no. 8, 1929
19491 (62)
Come along mah Emily; words by
Paul West, music by J. W. Bratton.
© John W. Bratton, Brooklyn, as
the author of the music. R 4858,
Aug. 13, 1929. 43
Come ye to the waters; anthem, music
by D. Protheroe, op. 62, no. 1; mixed
voices, with organ ace. © Daniel
Protheroe, Chicago, as the author of
the music. R 4818, Aug. 19, 1929.
44
Corelli (A.) Andante; transcription
par Giuseppe Martucci; pf.; en ré
bémol maj. © Maria Colella Mar-
tueci, Naples, as the widow of the
author of the transcription. R 4791,
Aug. 8, 1929. 45
Crossing the bar; anthem, music by
D. Protheroe, op. 64, no. 2; mixed
voices. © Daniel Protheroe, Chi-
cago, as the author of the music. R
4809, Aug. 19, 1929. 46
Czerny (Carl) Toccata; op. 92, ed. by
Rafael Joseffy ; pf. © Marie Joseffy
(Mrs. Rafael Joseffy), New York, as
the widow of the author of the edit-
ing. R 4585, July 27, 1929. AT
Dawn (The); words by Edward Tes-
chemacher [pseud. of E. Lockton],
musie by Guy d’Hardelot [pseud. of
H. Rhodes] ; no. 2, in F. © Edward
Lockton, London, as author of the
words, and Helen Rhodes, London,
as author of the music. R 4827, Aug.
16, 1929. 48
Day of victory; sacred song, in The
first Easter story, words by Grant
Colfax Tullar, music by J. W. Ler-
man. © J. Lerman, Brooklyn, as
the author of the music. R 4627,
Dec. 26, 1928. 49
Defilé-marche ; by Eugene Ketterer, op.
220, ed. and fingered by L. Oesterle;
pf. © Louis Oesterle, New York,
as the author of the editing. R 4841,
Aug. 13, 1929. 50
Derniére pensée musicale; by Carl
Maria von Weber, ed. and fingered
by lL. Oesterle; pf. Louis
Oesterle, New York, aS the author
of the editing. R 4840, Aug. 138,
1929. 51
Drive away all care and sadness;
sacred song, in The first Easter
story, words by I. H. Meredith, mu-
sic by G. C. Tullar. © Grant Colfax
Tullar, New York, as the author of
the music. R 4619, Dec. 22, 1928.
52
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Dubois (Theodore) Twelve pieces for
organ; ed. for American organ, by
Chas. H. Morse. © Margaret B.
Morse, Rochester, N. Y., as the
widow of the author of the editing.
R 4659, Jan. 14, 1929. 53
Haste bellS; sacred song, in The first
EKaster song, words by Flora Kirk-
land, muSic by Hilton Woods [pseud.
of G. C. Tullar] © Grant Colfax
Tullar, New York, as the author of
the music. R 4628, Dec. 22, 1928.
54
Easter carols; Sunday School service,
by C. C. Ackley [pseud. of I. H.
Meredith], Hilton Woods [pseud. of
G. C. Tullar] and J. W. Lerman. ©
I. H. Meredith, Grant Colfax Tullar,
New York, and J. W. Lermfn,
Brooklyn, as the authors. R 4629,
May 1, 1929. 55
Ecce panis; anthem, by W. Reed; bar.
and cho. © William Reed, Keno-
gami, P. Q., Canada, as the author
of the music. R 4837, Aug. 14, 1929.
56
Eliland; ein Sang vom Chiemsee, von
Karl Stieler, English tr. by T. Baker,
musik von Alexander von Fielitz,
op. 9; med. voice. © ‘Theodore
Baker, Leipzig, as the author of the
translation. R 4594, July 27, 1929.
aye
Etude ecaractéristique; by Ignaz Mos-
cheles, op. 70, no. 1, ed. by Rafael
Joseffy; pt. © Marie Joseffy (Mrs.
Rafael Joseffy), New York, as the
widow of the author of the editing.
R 4584, July 27, 1929. 58
Etude in A flat major; by Paul de
Schlozer, op. 1, no. 2, ed. by Rafael
Joseffy ; pf. © Marie Joseffy (Mrs.
Rafael Joseffy), New York, as the
widow of the author of the editing.
R 4586, July 27, 1929. 59
Etude in B flat minor; by Adolph
Henselt, op. 2, no. 12, ed. by Rafael
Joseffy ; pf. © Marie Joseffy (Mrs.
Rafael Joseffy), New York, as the
widow of the author of the editing.
R 4583, July 27, 1929. 60
Every little dog must have his day;
words and music by C. Oleott. ©
Chauncey Olcott, New York, as the
author. R 4686, Aug. 1, 1929. 61
Eyes; words by Jeffrey T. Branen,
music by Leo Friedman. © Fred-
ericka F. Lowenthal, Chicago, as the
next of kin of the author of the mu-
sic, who is not living. R 4679, Aug.
8, 1929. 62
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19491 (63)
Fall in; from Prince of Pilsen, words
by Frank Pixley, music by Gustav
Luders. © Gustav Chase, Brooklyn,
as the next of kin of the author of
the music, who is not living. R
4680, June 7, 1929. 63
Fanfare militaire; by Joseph Ascher,
op. 40, ed. and fingered by UL.
Oesterle; pf. Simplified ed. ©
Louis Oesterle, New York, as the
author of the editing. R 4845, Aug.
15, O29. 64
Fantasie sur un théme allemand; by
Joseph Leybach, op. 5, ed. and fin-
gered by L. Oesterle; pf. © Louis
Oesterle, New York, as the author
of the editing. R 4596, July 27, 1929.
65
Father of mercies; response, by Franz
Holz |pseud. of Benjamin F. Wood] ;
Ist ten., 2d ten. or bar., and bass,
with organ acc. © Harold W. Rob-
inson and Frank R. Fowles, Boston,
as the executors of the author. R
4821, Aug. 19, 1929. 66
Fear not O land; anthem, by J. H.
Rogers; mixed voices, with organ
ace. © James H. Rogers, Cleveland,
as the author of the music. R 4577,
July 27, 1929. 67
First (The) Easter story; Sunday
school service, by I. H. Meredith and
G. C. Tullar. © I. H. Meredith and
Grant Colfax Tullar, New York, as
the authors. R 4625, Dec. 26, 1928.
68
Flower féte; from The prince of Pil-
sen, words by Frank Pixley, music
by Gustav Luders. © Gustav
Chase, Brooklyn, as the next of kin
_ of the author of the music, who is
not living. R 4570, July 27, 1929.
69
Flower suite of three dances; by Regi-
nald K. Benyon; pf. © Reginald
Benyon, London, as the author of
the music. R 4826, Aug. 16, 1929. “
(
For gold, gold, gold; waltz song and
cho., words by Harry Dillon, music
by J. Dillon. © John Dillon, Cort-
land, N. Y., as the author of the mu-
Sic. R 4535, Feb. 4, 1929. 71
For thee, O dear, dear country; hymn
anthem, music by F. H. Brackett;
mixed voices, organ acc. © Frank
H. Brackett, Ashland, Mass., as the
author of the music. R 4803, Aug.
19, 1929. (2
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
Franeaise (La); valse-mazurk, nou-
veau pas de danse, d’Edmond Missa ;
pf. © Jeanne Barbant, Paris, as
the widow of the author. R 4708,
July 10, 1929. 73
From glory unto glory; hymn anthem,
music by F. H. Brackett; mixed
voices, with organ acc. © Frank H.
Brackett, Ashland, Mass., as the au-
thor of the music. R 4823, Aug. 19,
1929. 74
Galloping Jasper; march and cake-
walk, by G. J. Trinkaus;: pf. ©
J. Trinkaus, - Ridgewood,
George
N. J., as the author. R 4678, Aug. 6,
1929. 75
Galopp; by Albert Biehl, op. 190; pf.
© Marie W. C. M. Biehl, Hamburg,
Germany, as the next of kin of the
author who is not living. R 4786,
Aug. 8, 1929. 76
Gavotte; rococo, by Raoul Gabriel
[pseud. of A. J. Boex]; pf. © Louise
Boex, Cincinnati, as the widow of
the author. R 4635, May 17, 1929.
77
Giga; par A. Corelli, transcription par
Giuseppe Martucci; pf., en mi maj.
© Maria Colella Martucci, Naples,
as the widow of the author of the
transcription. R 4759, Aug. 8, 1929.
78
Giga; par G. B. Martini, transcription
par Giuseppe Martucci; pf., en si
bémol maj. © Maria Colella Mar-
tucci, Naples, as the widow of the
author of the transcription. R 4799,
Aug. 8, 1929. 79
Glécklein im walde (Chimes in the
wood); idylle, von J. E. Hummel,
op. 448, no. 1, arr. by Ferdinand
Meyer [pseud. of Charles P. Scott]
© Maude Ladd Scott, Malden, Mass.,
as the widow of the author of the
arrangement. R 4618, Aug. 2, 1929.
. 80
Glory be to God in the Highest ; Christ-
mas anthem, music by G. Burdett.
© George Burdett, Newton Center,
Mass., as the author of the music.
R 4576, July 27, 1929. 81
God Who madest heaven and earth;
benediction hymn, music by G. B.
Nevin; mixed voices, organ ace. ©
George B. Nevin, Easton, Pa., as the
author of the music. R 4806, Aug.
19, 1929. 82
God’s fatherly love and power; music
by C. H. Gabriel. © Chas. H. Ga-
briel, Berkeley, Calif., as the author
of the music. R 4537, June 22, pe
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Golden (The) swan; waltz, by P. A.
Schnecker; pf. Louise N.
Schnecker, New York, as the widow
of the author. R 47387, Aug. 8, 1929.
84
(The); words by Alvin
Hovey-King. music by Cc W.
Coombs; ten., in D flat maj. © C.
Whitney Coombs, Paris, as the au-
thor of the music. R 4598, July 27,
1929. 85
Good (A) confession; music by C. H.
Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berke-
ley, Calif., as the author of the mu-
sic. R 4538, June 22, 1929. 86
Greeting (A) (Blumengruss) ; von B.
Shapleigh, op. 19, no.5; hohe stimme.
© Bertram Shapleigh, Chicago, as
the author. R 4650, Apr. 4, 1929. S87
Gretchen’s puppe; by Johann E. Hum-
mel, op. 486, no. 3, arr. by Ferdi-
nand Meyer [pseud. of Charles P.
Scott]; pf. © Maude Ladd Scott,
Malden, Mass., as the widow of the
author of the arrangement. R 4749,
Aug. 8, 1929. 88
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) Im kahn
(In the boat); English tr. by Th.
Baker, music by Edvard Grieg; sop.
or ten. © Theodore Baker, Leipzig,
as the author of the translation. R
4587, July 27, 1929. 89
Halali; by Johann E. Hummel, op. 486,
no. 9; arr. by Ferdinand Meyer
[pseud. of Charles P. Scott]: pf, ©
Maude Ladd Scott, Malden, Mass.,
as the widow of the author of the
arrangement. R 4755, Aug. 8, 1929.
90
Hansel and Gretel; by P. A. Schneck-
er; pf. © Louise N. Schnecker, New
York, as the widow of the auther.
R 4738, Aug. 8, 1929. 91
He did not die in vain; sacred song,
in Songster and official program,
words by Mrs. Frank A. Breck, mu-
sic by G. C. Tullar. © Grant Colfax
Tullar, New York, as the author of
the music. R 4620, Dec. 22, 1928. 92
He lives to reign; sacred song, in The
first Easter story, words by Lizzie
De Armond, music by G. C. Tullar.
© Grant Colfax Tullar, New York,
as the author of the music. R
4621, Dec. 22, 1928. 93
Hear us, O Father; response, music by
Franz Holz [pseud. of Benjamin F.
Wood]; mixed voices. © Harold W.
Robinson and Frank R. Fowles, Bos-
Gondolier
19491 (104)
ton, as the executors of the author
of the music. R 4808, Aug. 19, 1929.
94
Heartsease ; mazurka, by Max Werner
[pseud. of W. Kornhorst], op. 10, no.
5; pf. © Wilhelm Kornhorst, Louis-
ville, as the author. R 4816, Aug. 19,
1929. 95
Heidelberg ; stein song from the Prince
of Pilsen, words by Frank Pixley,
music by Gustav Luders. © Gus-
tav Chase, Brooklyn, as the next of
kin of the author of the music, who
is not living. R 4568,*July 27, 1929.
96
Holy! Holy! Holy! music by Franz
Holz [pseud. of Benjamin F. Wood];
mixed voices, with organ acc.. ©
Harold W. Robinson and Frank R.
Fowles, Boston, as the executors of
the author of the music. R 4824,
Aug. 19, 1929. 97
Hush-a-bye my babykins; negro lul-
laby, words by Frank H. Bernard,
music by J. Itzel. © John Itzel.
Baltimore, as the author of the mu-
sic. R 4764, Aug. 10, 1929. 98
I heard a voice from heaven; hymn
anthem, by C. B. Hawley; men’s
voices. © Hattie B. Hawley, Nyack.
N. Y., as the widow of the author
of the music. R 4663, Aug. 9, 1929.
99
I’ve got my eyes on you; words by
FF. W. Hager and J. Ringleben, music
by Theodore F. Morse. © Fred W.
Hager and J. Ringleben, New York,
as the authors of the lyrics. R 4615,
May 18, 1929. 100
I will not leave you comfortless; sen-
tence, words from St. John, music
by W. D. Armstrong; mixed voices,
with organ ace. © William D. Arm-
strong, Alton, Ill., as the author of
the music. R 4822, Aug. 19, 1929.
: 101
In my beloved’s eves; words by W. M.
Chauvenet, music by G. W. Chad-
wick; mezzo sop. or bar. © George
W. Chadwick, Boston, as the author
of the music. R 4580, July 27, 1929.
102
In the service of the Lord; words by
A. Geibel, music by Florence W.
Williams. © Adam Geibel, Phila-
delphia, aS the author of the words.
R 4557, Apr. 19, 1929. 103
In the woods; by Max Werner [pseud.
of W. Kornhorst], op. 10, no. 2; pf.
© Wilhelm Kornhorst, Louisville, as
the author. R 4813, Aug. 19, 1929.
104
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International praise; for the Sunday
school and church, ed. by Edwin O.
Excell. Regular ed. © Edwin O.
Excell, jr., Chicago, as the next of
kin of the author who is not living.
R 4644, Aug. 1, 1929. 105
It doesn’t seem the same old home;
words and music by Will R. Ander-
son. © Elizabeth Anderson, Ridge-
wood, N. J., as the widow of the
author. R 47638, Aug. 10, 1929. 106
Jack Merry-fellow; by P. A. Schnec-
ker; pf. © Louise N. Schnecker,
New York, as the widow of the au-
thor. R 4736, Aug. 8, 1929. 107
Jubilate Deo, in F; music by Edwin
J. Decevée; mixed voices. © Anna
M. P. Decevée, Harrisburg, Pa., as
the widow of the author. R 4734,
Aug. 8, 1929. 108
Junge (Der) barde; by Johann H.
Hummel, op. 486, no. 7, arr. by Fer-
dinand Meyer [pseud. of Charles P.
Scott]; pf. © Maude Ladd Scott,
Malden, Mass., as the widow of the
author of the arrangement. R 4752,
Aug. 8, 1929. 109
Junk! Junk! Junk! words by Ed. Gar-
deneir, music by Harry W. Arm-
strong. © Emma M. Armstrong,
New York, as the widow of the au-
thor of the music. R 4683, Aug. 1,
1929. 110
Kavanagh (The); words by Richard
Hovey, music by Frederic F. Bul-
lard; bass. © Maud S. Bullard,
South Orleans, Mass., as the widow
of the author of the music. R 4546,
July 24, 1929. 111
Kleine (Der) kadett; by Johann E.
Hummel, op. 486, no. 8, arr. by Fer-
dinand Meyer [pseud. of Charles P.
Scott]; pf. © Maude Ladd Scott,
Malden, Mass., aS the widow of the
author of the arrangement. R 4754,
Aug. 8, 1929. 112
Kwang Hsu; chinesischer marsch von
P. Lincke; orch. © Paul Lincke,
Berlin, as the author. R 4616, Aug.
2, 1929. 113
Lack (Théodore) Ballade; par T.
Lack, op. 212; pf. © Berthe Mar-
guerite Victorine Tissier, Paris, as
the widow of the author. R 4705,
July 10, 1929. 114
Liindler; by Albert Biehl, op. 190; pf.
© Marie W. C. M. Biehl, Hamburg,
Germany, as the next of kin of the
author who is not living. R 4787,
Aug. 8, 1929. 115
Larger (The) prayer; anthem, words
by Ednah Dow Cheney, music by
G. Burdett ; mixed voices. © George
Burdett, Newton Center, Mass., as
the author of the music. R 4578,
July 27, 1929. 116
Larghetto; de L. Boccherini, transcrip-
tion par Giuseppe Martucci; pf., en
mi min. © Maria Colella Martucci,
Naples, as the widow of the author
of the transcription. R 4720, Aug. ~
8, 1929. 117
Laura Lee; words by Arthur Lamb,
music by H. W. Petrie. © Julia C.
Petrie, Chicago, as the widow of the
author of the music. R 4561, July
26, 1929. 118
Lemaigre (Ed.) Twelve pieces for or-
gan; ed. for American organ, by
Chas. H. Morse. © Margaret B.
Morse, Rochester, N. Y., as the
widow of the author of the editing.
R 4657, Jan. 14, 1929. 119
Leoncavallo (Ruggiero) Zaza; opera
musicale in quattro atti; grande par-
titura d’orch. © Jeanne Adele Puel,
Montecatini, Italy, as the next of
kin of the deceased author. R 4607,
Aug. 1, 1929. 120
Light cavalry; overture, by Suppe, arr.
by George L. Tracy; orch. © Susan
M. Leverett, Brighton, Mass., as the
executor of the author of the ar-
rangement. R 4545, July 24, 1929.
121
Lightfoot polka; by Max Werner
[pseud. of W. Kornhorst], op. 10,
no. 3; pf. © Wilhelm Kornhorst,
Louisville, as the! author. R 4814,
Aug. 19, 1929. 122
Lilies; sacred song, in Haster carols,.
words by Flora Kirkland, music by
Chas. C. Ackley [pseud. of I. H.
Meredith] © I. H. Meredith, New
York, as the author of the music.
R 4631, Dec. 26, 1928. 123
Limerick (The) girls; words and mu-
sic by C. Olcott. © Chauncey Ol-
eott, New York, as the author. R
4684, Aug. 2, 1929. 124
Little flirt; morceau characteristic, by
T. Bendix; pf. © Theodore Bendix,
Los Angeles, as the author. R 4857,
Aug. 138, 1929. 125
Little Ib; by P. A. Schnecker; pf. ©
Louise N. Schnecker, New York, as
the widow of the author. R 4735,
Aug. 8, 1929. 126
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*Liza, tantalizer; verses by Edwin
‘Star Belknap, music by H. W.
Loomis. © Harvey Worthington
Loomis, Roxbury, Mass., as the au-
thor of the music. R 4682, Aug. 1,
1929. 127
Load (A) of pumpkins; rural charac-
teristique and two-step, by W. T.
Francis; pf. © W. T. Francis, jr.
and Marie T. Francis, New York, as
the children of the deceased author.
R 4694, Aug. 1, 1929. 128
Look it up in the dream book; from
The strollers, words by Robert B.
Smith, music by Harry T. MacCon-
nell. © Robert B. Smith, Asbury
Park, N. J., as the author of the
words. R 4672, May 24, 1929. 129
Love’s coronation; words by Winifred
Sutcliffe, music by Florence Ayl-
ward [i. e., F. Kinder]; no. 1, in E,
with violin, violoncello and organ
ace. ad lib. © Florence Kinder, St.
Leonards-on-sea, England, as the au-
thor of the music. R 4828, Aug. 16,
1929. 130
Love’s reverie; words by Arthur Chap-
man, music by W. H. Squire; in BE
flat. © W. H. Squire, London, as
the author of the music. R 4665,
Ae. “T1929, 131
Lysistrata; operette in 2 acten von
Bolton-Bickers, musik von P.
Lineke; klavierauszug mit text. ©
Paul Lincke, Berlin, as the author
of the music. R 4559, July 26, 1929.
132
Magic (The) light; march and two
step, by Pauline B. Story, arr. by T.
Bendix: orch. © Theodore Bendix,
Los Angeles, as the author of the
arrangement. R 4674, Aug. 2, 1929.
133
Manru; opera, English version by H.
E. Krehbiel, music by I. J. Paderew-
ski. Vocal sec. © Ignace Jan Pader-
ewski, Morges, Switzerland, as the
author of the music. R 4656, June
1, 1929. 134
March (The) king’s daughter; by P.
A. Schnecker; pf. © Louise N.
Schnecker, New York, as the widow
of the author. R 4740, Aug. 8, 1929.
135
Martini (G. B.) Andante; transcrip-
tion par Giuseppe Martucci; pf.; en
sol min. © Maria Colella Martucci,
Naples, as the widow of the author
of the transcription. R 4797, Aug. 8,
1929. 136
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Rondo; transcription par Giu-
seppe Martucci; pf. 1. En ut maj.—
2. En fa maj. © Maria Colella Mar-
tucci, Naples, as the widow of the
author of the transcription. R 4795,
4800, Aug. 8, 1929. 137, 138
Mary, of Jonesville, and Marie, of
Boston; cousinly episode, duet,
words and music by H. S. Sawyer;
two voices. © Henry S. Sawyer,
Chicago, as the -author. R 4785,
Aug. 10, 1929. 139
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric)
Danse du jongleur; de Le jongleur
de Notre Dame; pf. © Louise Con-
stance de Gressy, Versailles, France,
as the widow of the author of the
music. R 4699, July 10, 1929. 140
En méme temps que ton amour;
paroles d’André Lebey. © Louise
Constance de Gressy, Versailles,
France, as the widow of the author
of the music. R 4696, July 10, Pe
14
Jamais un tel bonheur; paroles
d’André Lebey. © Louise Constance
de Gressy, Versailles, France, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 4697, July 10, 1929. 142
—— Le jongleur de Notre Dame; mi-
racle en 38 actes, poéme de Maurice
Léna. © Louise Constance de Gres-
sy, Versailles, France, as the widow
of the author of the music. R 4698,
July 10, 1929, 143
Pastorale mystique; prélude du
troisiéme acte de Le jongleur de
Notre Dame; pf. © Louise Con-
stance de Gressy, Versailles, France,
as the widow of the author of the
music. R 4700, July 10, 1929. 144
— Quand nous nous sommes vus
pour la premiére fois; paroles d’An-
dré Lebey. © Louise Constance de
Gressy, Versailles, France, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 4695, July 10, 1929. 145
Les rosati; divertissement pour
orch. 1, Transcription pour pf.—2.
Partition d’orch. © Louise Con-
stance de Gressy, Versailles, France,
as the widow of the author. R 4715,
A716, July 10° 1929. 146, 147
Master I pray Thee; sacred song, in
Sermons in song, no. 3, by I. H.
Meredith. © I. H. Meredith, New
York, as the author. R 4624. Dec.
26, 1928. 148
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Merrie England ; comic opera, words by
Basil Hood, music by EH. German.
Vocal se. © Edward German, Lon-
don, as the author of the music. R
4830, Aug. 16, 1929. 149
Midi; song of destiny, oriental poem
by Grace Hibbard, music by John
W. Metealf; in B flat. © William
C. Waibel, Piedmont, Calif., as the
executor of the author of the music.
R 4733, Aug. 8, 1929. 150
Might song (Machtlied); von B.
Shapleigh, op. 19, no. 3; hohe
stimme. © Bertram Shapleigh,
Chicago, as the author. R 4648, Apr.
4, 1929. 151
Mine; words by Elmer Brown Mason,
music by M. Bendix. © Max Ben-
dix, New York, as the author of the
music. R 4536, Feb. 4, 1929. 152
Minuetto; de L. Boeccherini, transcrip-
tion par Giuseppe Martucci; pf.; en
ré maj. © Maria Colella Martucci,
Naples, as the widow of the author
of the transcription. R 4721, Aug. 8,
1929, 153
Minuetto; par A. Corelli, transcrip-
tion par Giuseppe Martucci; pf., en
fa maj. © Maria Colella Martucci,
Naples, as the widow of the author
of the transcription. R 4789, Aug.
8, 1929. 154
Minuetto; par G. B. Martini, transcrip-
tion par Giuseppe Martucci; pf. 1.
En sol maj.—2. Hn la maj.—3. En si
bémol maj.—4. En ré maj. © Maria
Colella Martucci, Naples, as the
widow of the author of the tran-
scription. R 4793, 4794, 4796, 4798.
Aug. 8, 1929. 155-158
Mit anmuth; by Johann EK. Hummel,
op. 486, no. 6, arr. by Ferdinand
Meyer [pseud. of Charles P. Scott];
pf. © Maude Ladd Scott, Malden,
Mass., aS the widow of the author
of the arrangement. R 4753, Aug. 8,
1929. 159
Modern violin method; practical ele-
mentary course, consisting of stand-
ard studies, selected, compiled and
ed. by L. E. Hersey. © L. H.
Hersey, Bloomington, Ill., as the
author. R 4825, Aug. 19, 1929.
160
Moravienne; par Théodore Lack, op.
213; pf. © Berthe Marguerite
Victorine Tissier, Paris, as the
R 4706, July
161
widow of the author.
10, 1929.
10:
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
My lady Chloe; African love song, by
H. Clough-Leighter. © Henry
Clough-Leighter, Wollaston, Mass.,
as the author. R 4555, July 27, 1929.
162
My lover he comes on the skee;
Norwegian love song, by H. Clough-
Leighter, op. 5, no. 1; sop. in B flat
min. © Henry Clough-Leighter,
Wollaston, Mass., as the author. R
4554, July 27, 1929, 163
My sweetheart and I; new ed. with
Italian version, music by Mrs. H. H.
A. Beach. © Amy Marcy Cheney
Beach, i. e. Mrs. H. H. A. Beach,
Hillsboro, N. H., as the author of
the music. R 4732, Aug. 8, 1929.
164.
Nature’s Eastertide; Sunday school
service, by C. C. Ackley [pseud. of
I. H. Meredith], Hilton Woods
end of G. C. Tullar] and J. W.
Lerman. © I. H. Meredith and
Grant Colfax Tullar, New York, and
J. W. Lerman, ,Brooklyn, as the
authors. R 4628, Dec. 26, 1928. ‘
16
No cards; musical piece in 1 act,
written by W. S. Gilbert, composed
by Lionel Elliott. Voc. se.
Ethel G. Williams, Worthing, Sussex,
England, as the widow of the author
of the music, R 4666, Aug. 7, 1929.
166
Noreen mavourneen; song by C.
Oleott. © Chauncey Olcott, Sara-
toga Springs, N. Y., as the author.
R 4859, Aug. 18, 1929. 167
Nuit d’été; piéce pour le piano, par
Frédéric Binet, op. 46. © Marie
Dupalet, Fontainebleau, France, as
the widow of the author. R 4702,
July 10, 1929. 168
Nune dimittis in C; music by J. H.
Rogers; mixed voices. © James H.
Rogers, Cleveland, as the author of
the music. R 4801, Aug. 8, peer
O little town of Bethlehem; hymn
anthem, words by Phillips Brooks,
music by A. Frey; mixed voices,
organ acc. © Adolf Frey, Syracuse,
N. Y., as the author of the music.
R 4547, July 25, 1929. 170
Octaves (Les); morceau de concert,
by Henry C. Litolff, ed. and fingered
by lL. Oesterle; pf. © Louis
Oesterle, New York, as the author
of the editing. R 4847, Aug. 13,
1929. 171
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Olga mazurka; by A. Goria, op. 5, ed.
and fingered by L. Oesterle; pf.
Louis Oesterle, New York, as the
author of the editing. R 4846, Aug.
13, 1929. 172
Ordre de l’Empereur; paroles de Paul
Ferrier, musique de Justin Clérice.
Partition pf. et chant. © Mar-
guerite Jeanne Eugénie Esquilar,
actuellement épouse de Mauricio
Erro, Toulouse, France, as the widow
of the author of the music. R 4701,
July 10, 1929. 173
Out of the depth; Psalm 130, arr. from
S. De Lange, by William Sparger ;
mixed voices, organ acc. © Rebecca
Sparger, i. e. Mrs. William Sparger,
Brooklyn, as the widow of the
author of the new matter. R 4662,
June 1, 1929. 174
Out of the depths; response, by F. H.
Brackett; mixed voices, organ acc.
© Frank H. Brackett, Ashland,
Mass., as the author of the music.
R 4820, Aug. 19, 1929. 175
Pelléas et Mélisande; drame lyrique
en 5 actes et 12 tableaux de Maurice
Maeterlinck, musique de Claude
Debussy. Partition chant et pf. ©
Emma Léa Moyse, Paris, as the
widow of the author. R 4712, July
10, 1929. 176
Phantasy (A) of life and love (Liebe
und leben) ; traum-phantasie von F.
H. Cowen; orch. Se. © Frederic
H. Cowen, London, as the author.
R 4667, Aug. 7, 1929. AG
Phantom patrol; from The wizard of
Oz, by P. Tietjens; pf. © Paul
Tietjens, New York, as the author.
R 4688, Aug. 6, 1929. 178
Pilgrim’s (The) song; hymn anthem,
words by Rev. Prof. Rowland, music
by D.~ Protheroe, ‘op. 64, no. 3;
mixed yoices, organ ace. © Daniel
Protheroe, Chicago, as the author of
the music. R 4804, Aug. 19, 1929.
179
Plain Philip Lee; words by Paul
Knox, music by Henry W. Arm-
strong. © Emma M. Armstrong,
New York, as the widow of the au-
thor of the music. R 4681, Aug. 1,
1929. 180
Polka; by Albert Biehl, op. 190; pf.
(Birthday ball, no.3) © Marie W.
C. M. Biehl, Hamburg, Germany, as
the next of kin of the author who
is not living. R 4726, Aug. 8, 1929.
181
Polka-mazurka; by Albert Biehl, op.
190; pf. (Birthday ball, no. 2) ©
Marie W. C. M. Biehl, Hamburg,
Germany, as the next of kin of the
author who is not living. R 4725,
Aug. 8, 1929. 182
Pour déchiffrer 4 4 mains; 20 piéces
breves variées et progressives, de
méme force pour les deux patties,
par Frédéric Binet, op. 44. © Ma-
rie Dupalet, Fontainebleau, France,
as the widow of the author. R 4709,
July 10, 1929. 183
Presto; de L. Boccherini, transcription
par Giuseppe Martucci; pf., en la
maj. © Maria Colella Martucci,
Naples, as the widow of the author
of the transcription. R 4722, Aug.
8, 1929. 184
Prince (The) of Pilsen; entrance, act
1, words by Frank Pixley, music
by Gustav Luders. © Gustav Chase,
Brooklyn, as the next of kin of the
author of the music, who is not liv-
ing. R 4571, July 27, 1929. 185
Prince (The) of Pilsen; finale, act 1,
words by Frank Pixley, music by
Gustav Luders. © Gustave Chase,
Brooklyn, as the next of kin of the
author of the music, who is not liv-
ing. R 4566, July 27, 1929. 186
Prince (The) of Pilsen; lanciers, by
Gustav Luders; pf. © Gustav
Chase, Brooklyn, as the next of kin
of the author, who is not living. R
4693, July 27, 1929. 187
Prince (The) of Pilsen; opening cho.,
act 1, words by Frank Pixley, musie
by Gustav Luders. © Gustav
Chase, Brooklyn, as the next of kin
of the author of the music, who is
not living. R 4565, July 27, 1929.
188
Prince of Pilsen; opening cho., act 2,
words by Frank Pixley, music by
Gustav Luders. © Gustav Chase,
Brooklyn, as the next of kin of the
author of the music, who is not liv-
ing. R 4567, July 27, 1929. 189
Prince (The) of Pilsen; selection, by
Gustav Luders; pf. © Gustav
Chase, Brooklyn, as the next of kin
of the author of the music, who is
not living. R 4573, July 27, 1929.
190
Prince (The) of Pilsen; waltzes, by
Gustav Luders; pf. © Gustav
Chase, Brooklyn, as the next of kin
of the author of the music, who is
not living. R 4574, July 27, 1929.
191
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Princesse Bébé; opérette en 8 actes,
paroles de Pierre Decoureelle et
Georges Berr, musique de Louis
Varney ; pf. et chant. © Claire Ma-
rie de Biarrot, Paris, as the widow
of the author of the music. R 4714,
July 10, 1929. 192
Rainbows follow after rain; words by
J. Cheever Goodwin, music by Mau-
rice Levi. © Ida Goodwin, New
York, as the widow of the author of
the words. R 4692, Aug. 5, 1929.
193
Recessional; choral song, poem by
Rudyard Kipling, music by W. W.
Gilchrist; mixed voices. © Anna
R. Gilchrist, Philadelphia, as the
child of the deceased author of mu-
sic. R 4589, July 27, 1929. 194
Reed (William) Six opening sen-
tences ; how lovely are thy dwellings
fair, by W. Reed; mixed voices. ©
William Reed, Kenogami, P. Q.,
Canada, as the author of the music.
R 4836, Aug. 14, 1929. 195
Rheinliinder; by Albert Biehl, op. 190;
pf. (Birthday ball, no. 4) © Ma-
rie W. C. M. Biehl, Hamburg, Ger-
many, as the next of kin of the au-
thor who is not living. R 4727, Aug.
8, 1929. 196
Ring my bawnjer, ring; words by
James EK. Campbell, music by H. T.
Burleigh; med. voice. © Harry T.
Burleigh, New York, as the author
of the music. R 4655, July 25, 1929.
197
Robin des bois; priere et choeur, by R.
Favarger, ed. and fingered by L.
Oesterle; pf. © Louis Oesterle,
New York, as the author of the edit-
ing. R 4844, Aug. 18, 1929. 198
Rock of ages; sacred song, in Songs
for male voices, words by Toplady,
musie by I. H. Meredith. © I. H.
Meredith, New York, as the author
of the music. R 4652, Dec. 26, 1928..
199
Rosenfest (Das); by Johann EH. Hum-
mel, op. 486, no. 2, arr. by Ferdinand
Meyer [pseud. of Charles P. Scott] ;
pf. © Maude Ladd Scott, Malden,
Mass., as the widow of the author
of the arrangement. R 4748, Aug.
8, 1929. 200
Saint - Saéns (Charles Camille)
Marche du couronnement; op. 117.
1. Pfs.—2. Pf. 4 4 mains. © Marie
Laure Truffot, Puyriecard, France,
as the widow of the author. R 4711,
4713, July 10, 1929. 201, 202
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
Sans souci; waltz, by Max Werner
[pseud. of W. Kornhorst], op. 10,
no. 1; pf. © Wilhelm Kornhorst,
Louisville, as the author. R 4812,
Aug. 19, 1929. 203
Save up your money for a rainy day;
words by Alfred Cahen, music by
S. B. Weiler. © Samuel B. Weiler,
Pittsburgh, as the author of the
music. R 4675, Aug. 8, 1929. 204.
Savior’s (The) command; words by
Thomas Littlefield Marble, music by
‘Florence Ednah Chipman. In F.—
In G.—In A flat. © Florence Chip-
man Berwick, Gorham, N. H., as the
author of the music. R 4807, Aug.
19, 1929. 205
Scars of honor are not hard to bear;
words by Ren Shields, music by Joe
Bonnell. © Grace Shields, Brook-
lyn, as the widow of the author of
the words. R 4541, July 23, 1929.
206
Schubert (Franz Peter) Franz Schu-
bert; eighteen songs, English tr. by
T. Baker; high voice. v. 1-3. (Mas-
tersongs by great composers) ©
Theodore Baker, Leipzig, as the au-
thor of the translations. R 4602-—
4604, July 27, 1929. 207-209
Schumann (Robert Alexander) ‘Toc-
cata; op. 7, ed. by Rafael Joseffy ;
pf. © Marie Joseffy (Mrs. Rafael
Joseffy), New York, as the widow
of the author of the editing. R
4591, July 27, 1929. 210
Seeking Bethlehem’s King; words by
EK. HE. Hewitt, musie by C. H. Ga-
briel. Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley,
Calif., as the author of the music.
R 4480, June 13, 1929. 211
Sieges-palme (Die); eine sammlung
leichter chor-lieder, hrgg. E. S. Lo-
renz. © Edmund S. Lorenz, Day-
ton, O., aS the author of the com-
pilation, R 4549, July 20, 1929. 212
Slumber on; lullaby, words by Sager
Midgeley, music by G. Trinkaus . ©
George Trinkaus, Ridgewood, N. J.,
as the author of the music. R 4856,
Aug. 138, 1929. ZANT 4
Scur (La) de Jocrisse; opéra-comique
en un acte d’aprés le vaudeville de
Duvert et Varner, par Albert Van-
los, musique de Antoine Banés. ©
Jeanne Suzanne Marie Bertrand,
Neuilly, sur Seine, France, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 4710, July 10, 1929. 214
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19491 (233)
Soldaten-liedchen; von Johann H.
Hummel, op. 486, no. 1, arr. by Fer-
dinand Meyer [pseud. of Charles P.
Scott]; pf. © Maude Ladd Scott,
Malden, Mass., as the widow of the
author of the arrangement. R 4747,
Aug..8, 1929. 215
Song (A) of birds in oasis (Lied eines
vogleins in der oasis) ; von B. Shap-
leigh, op. 19, no. 2; héhe stimme. ©
Bertram Shapleigh, Chicago, as the
author. R 4647, Apr. 4, 1929. 216
Song of the sword; bass aria from
Tofana, lyrics by Myron V. Freese,
music by H. Clough-Leighter, op. 18,
no. 13. © Henry Clough-Leighter,
Wollaston, Mass., aS the author of
the music. R 4556, July 27, 1929.
217%
Sprudelnde (Die) quelle; by Johann
E. Hummel, op. 486, no. 12, arr. by
Ferdinand Meyer [pseud. of Charles
P. Scott]; pf. © Maude Ladd Scoit,
Malden, Mass., as the widow of the
author of the arrangement. R 4758,
Aug. 8, 1929. 218
Starry (The) choir (Der jubel chor
der sterne); von B, Shapleigh, op.
19, no. 4, hédhe stimme. © Bertram
Shapleigh, Chicago, as the author.
R 4649, Apr. 4, 1929. 219
Stepping (The) stones: words by
A. B., music by Teresa Del Riego
fi. e., IT. Leadbitter]; no. 2, in HB
flat. © Teresa Leadbitter, London,
as the author of the music. R 4832,
Aug. 16, 1929. 220
Strauss (Richard) Feuersnot; ein
singgedicht in einem akt von E. von
Wolzogen. Regiebuch. © Ernst von
Wolzogen, Puppling bei Wolfratshau-
sen, Germany, as the author of the
text. R 4612. May 23, 1929. Pepa
-——Feuersnot; ein singgedicht in
einem akt von Ernst von Wolzogen,
musik von R. Strauss, op.. 50, kla-
vierauszug mit text von O. Singer.
© Oito Snger, Leipzig, as the au-
thor of the arrangement of the mu-
sic. R 4613, May 28, 1929. 222
Feuersnot; ein Singgedicht in
einem akt von Ernst von Wolzogen,
musik von R. Strauss, op. 50, voll-
stindiger klavierauszug mit hinzu-
fiigung des gesangstextes und der
scenischen bemerkungen von O. Sin-
ger. © Otto Singer, Leipzig, as the
author of the arrangement. R 4614,
May 23, 1929. 223
Students entrance; from The Prince
of Pilsen, act 1, words by Frank
Pixley, music by Gustav Luders. ©
Gustav Chase, Brooklyn, as the next
of kin of the author of the music,
who is not living. R 4569, July 27,
1929, 224
Sultan of Sulu; overture, lyrics by
George Ade, music by A. G. Wathall.
© Alfred G. Wathall, Chicago, as
the author of the music. R 4564,
July 27, 1929. 225
Summer’s message; words by Edward
Teschemacher [pseud. of E. Lock-
ton], music by Guy d’Hardelot
[pseud. of H. Rhodes]; no. 3, in E
flat. © Edward Lockton, London,
as the author of the words, and
Helen Rhodes, London, as author
of the music. R 4831, Aug. 16, 1929.
226
Sunshine and shadow; by Max Wer-
ner [pseud. of W. Kornhorst], op. 10,
no. 4; pf. © Wilhelm Kornhorst,
Louisville, as the author. R 4815,
Aug. 19, 1929. 227
Sweet Ernestine; words by Mina C.
Martin, music by Teresa Del Riego
fi. e, LT. Leadbitter]; no. 2, in G.
© Teresa Leadbitter, London, as the
author of the music. R 4829, Aug.
16, 1929. 228
Sweeter than the lily; sacred song, in
Nature’s Hastertide, words by EH. E.
Hewitt, music by Hilton Woods
[pseud. of G. C. Tullar] © Grant
Colfax Tullar, New York, as the au-
thor of the music. R 4622, Dec. 22,
1928. 229
Take the life-boat; solo or duet, words
by Mrs. H. Bradford Spoor, music
by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie
HK. Kirkpatrick, Germantown, Pa., as
the widow of the author of the mu-
Sick off... June At, Lazo. 230
Tatters; words and music by G. Lane;
no. 2, in E flat. © Gerald Lane,
Goudhurst, Kent, Engiand, as the au-
thor. R 4853, July 10; 1929.5 23%
Tempo di gavotta; par A. Corelli,
transeription par Giuseppe Martuc-
ci; pf.; en si bémol maj. © Maria
Colella Martucci, Naples, as the wid-
ow of the author of the transcrip-
tion. R 4790, Aug. 8, 1929. 2B yl
Tempo di gavotta; par G. B. Martini,
transcription par Giuseppe Martuc-
ci; pf.; en mi maj, © Maria Col-
ella Martucci, Naples, as the widow
of the author of the transcription.
R 4792, Aug. 8, 1929. 233
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Tempo di passepied; par A. Corelli,
transcription par Giuseppe Martuc-
ci; pf., en ut maj. © Maria Colelle
Martucci, Naples, as the widow of
the author of the transcription. R
4760, Aug. 8, 1929. 234
There is a green hill far away; sac-
red song, in Songs for male voices,
words by Cecil F,. Alexander, music
by I. H. Meredith. © I. H. Mere-
dith, New York, as the author of the
music. R 4651, Dec. 26, 1928. 235
There is a river; anthem, words from
the Psalms, musie by G. A. Burdett ;
nixed voices. © George A. Bur-
dett, Newton Center, Mass., as the
author of the music. R 4579, July
2129. 236
Thomson (Sydney) Twelve hymns for
special times and seasons. © Syd-
ney Thomson, Summit, N. J., as the
author of the music. R 4850, Aug.
16, 1929. 237
Those eternal bowers; anthem, by F.
H. Brackett; mixed voices, with or-
gan ace. © Frank H. Brackett,
Ashland, Mass., as the author of the
music. KR 4819, Aug, 19, 1929. 238
Thou art to me; words .by Arthur
Macy, music by G. W. Chadwick;
mezzo-sop. or bar. © George W.
Chadwick, Boston, as the author of
the music. R 4588, July 27, 1929.
239
Thou knowest not how fair thou art;
chant bohemien, by lLeopold De
Meyer, ed. and fingered by L. Oes-
terle; pf. © Louis Oesterle, New
York, as the author of the editing.
R 4838, Aug. 18, 1929. 240
Thou that from the heavens art [and]
O’er all the hill tops; two wander-
er’s night songs, poems by Long-
fellow after the German of Goethe,
music by W. Reed. © William
Reed, Kenogami, P. Q., Canada, as
the author of the music. R 4849,
Aug. 14, 1929. 241
Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace;
anthem, music by Chester W.
Greene; mixed voices. © Walter C.
Greene, Lacoma, N. H., as the child
of the deceased author of the music.
R 4810, Aug. 19, 1929. 242
Three green bonnets; words by H. L.
Harris, music by Guy d’Hardelot
[pseud. of H. Rhodes] © Helen
Rhodes, London, as the author of
the music. R 4212, June 17, 1929.
243
pt. 117, n. S., v. 24
Trost (Der) (Comfort); English tr.
by T. Baker, music by Anton Dvorak,
op. 32; sop. and alto. (Jn Echoes
from Moravia) © Theodore Baker,
Leipzig, as the author of the trans-
lation. R 4664, Jan. 14, 1929, 244
Unveiled morning (Unverschleierte
morgenrote) ; by B. Shapleigh,! op.
19, no. 1; héhe stimme. © Ber-
tram Shapleigh, Chicago, as the au-
thor. R 4646, Apr. 4, 1929. 245
Up in nigger heaven; by Lyn Udall
[pseud. of J. Keating]; pf. © Jack
Keating, Portland, Or., as the au-
thor. R 41901, Oct. 29, 1927. 246
Valse brillante en octaves; by J. Con-
cone, op. 33, ed. and fingered by L.
Oesterle; pf. © Louis Oesterle,
New York, as the author of the edit-
ing. R 4848, Aug. 18, 1929. 247
Valse des fleurs; by Hugene Ketterer,
op. 116, ed. and fingered by L. Oes-
terle; pf. © Louis Oesterle, New
York, as the author of the editing.
R 4595, July 27, 1929: 248
Veilchen am bach; by Johann #. Hum-
mel, op. 486, no. 10, arr. by Ferdi-
nand Meyer [pseud. of Charles P.
Scott]; pf. © Maude Ladd Seott,
Malden, Mass., as the widow of the
author of the arrangement. R 4756,
ALS rie) Lolo, 249
Vier (Die) yahreszeiten; symphony
by H. K. Hadley, op. 30; large orch.,
in F moll. © Henry K. Hadley,
New York, as the author. R 4731,
Aug. 8, 1929. 250
Voice (The) of the violet; words and
music by C. Oleott. © Chauncey
Oleott, New York, as the author. R
4685, Aug. 5, 1929. zat
eine sammlung leichter
chor-lieder fiir maenner-stimmen,
hrsg. von E. 8. Lorenz. © Edmund
S. Lorenz, Dayton, O., as the author
of the compilation. R 4548, July 20,
1929. 25.2
Wagner (Richard) Liebestod (Love-
death) ; from Tristan and Isolde,
transcription by 8S. A. Gibson; or-
gan. © S. Archer Gibson, New
York, as the author of the new mat-
ter. R 4597, July 27, 1929. 2538
Wait at the gate for me; words by
Ren Shields, music by Theodore F.
Morse. ©Grace Shields, Brooklyn,
as the widow of the author of the
words. R 4542, July 28, 1929. 254
Vorwaerts;
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19491 (267)
Wake the joyful song; sacred song, in
The first Easter story, words by
Grant Colfax Tullar, music by I. H.
Meredith, New York, as the author
of the music. R 4626, Dec. 26, 1928.
255
Wanderer’s abendliedchen; by Johann
E. Hummel, op. 486, no. 4, arr. by
Ferdinand Meyer [pseud. of Charles
P. Scott]; pf. © Maude Ladd Scott,
Malden, Mass., as the widow of the
author of the arrangement. R 4750,
Aug. 8, 1929. 256
Weg (Der) zum herzen; gavotte ftir
eavallerie-musik, von P. Lincke. ©
Paul Lincke, Berlin, as the author.
R 4617, Aug. 2, 1929. 257
When de minstrels come to town:
words by Bob Cole, music by Rosa-
mond Johnson [i. e. J. R. Johnson]
© J. Rosamond Johnson, New York,
as the author of the music. R 4558,
July 26, 1929. 258
When the birds go north again; words
by Ella Higinson, music by C. W.
Coombs; sop. or ten. in F maj. ©
C. Whitney Coombs, Paris, as the
author of the music. R 4599, July
2t,: 1929. 259
When the captain gives command;
march and two-step by Leo Fried-
man; pf. © Fredricka K. Lowen-
thal, Chicago, as the next of kin of
the author of the music, who is not
living. R 4689, Aug. 6, 1929. 260
When the winds o’er the sea blow a
gale; words by Harlow Hyde, mu-
sic by H. W. Petrie. 1 Bass or bar.—
2. Male quartette. © Julia C. Pe-
trie, Chicago, as the widow of the
author of the music. .R 4770, 4771.
Aug. 15, 1929. 261, 262
When your mother took my name long
long ago; words by Will R. Ander-
son. © Elizabeth Anderson, Ridge-
wood, N. J., as the widow of the au-
thor, -R. 4855, Aug. 13, 1929; 263
While the moon shines bright; words
and music by Maurice Stonehill,
Howard and Emerson. © Joseph E.
Howard, Freeport, L. I., N. Y., as
one of the authors. R 4691, Aug.
6, 1929. 264
With this ring I thee wed; words by
J. A. Heinzman, music by O. M.
Heinzman. © John A. Heinzman,
New York, as the author of the
words and Otto M. Heinzman, Brook-
lyn, as the author of the music. R
4560, July 26, 1929. 265
Witmark (The) minstrel overture and
opening .chorus, no. 3; by I. Wit-
mark. © Isidore Witmark, Wood-
mere, L. I., N. Y., as the author. R
4687, Aug. 1, 1929. 266:
Youwll git dar in de mornin’; words
by FE. L. Stanton, music by AH. T:
Burleigh; med. voice. © Harry T.
Burleigh, New York, as the author
of the music. R 4654, July 25, a
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A PROCLAMATION
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Notice.——When the nationality of the composer is not specifically stated in the title
entry, it is to be understood that he is a citizen of the United States.
A civettella; versi e musica di J. Ric-
celli, of Italy, domiciled at Somer-
ville, Mass. © 1 ec. Sept. 6, 1929;
BH unp. 10635; Joseph Riccelli, Som-
erville, Mass. 19492
A la russe; for cinema, by L. E. De
Francesco; full orch. pts. © Sept.
23, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 23; E pub. 9340;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 19493
A mio figlio; waltz, by HE. Tufanio, of
Italy, domiciled at New York; vio-
lin. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1929; E unp.
10780; Epifanio Tufanio, New York.
19494
A Roussel; poéme de R. Chalupt, mu-
sique de M. Delage, of France. (In
Supplement de la Revue musicale,
avril 1929) © Apr. 15, 1929; 1c.
Aug. 16; E for. 6470; Maurice De-
lage, Paris. 19495
A shadchin fin iener velt; words by
M. Rund, music by J. Jaffe. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 13,
1929; E unp. 10863; Julius Jaffe and
Morris Rund, Brooklyn. 19496
Abenaki; barcarolle, words by Florence
Catheart and Hazel Watts, music by
George C. Gow; sop. and alto, men’s
voices ad lib. 4to. © Aug. 8, 1929;
2c. Aug. 16; E pub. 8974; Oxford
university press, New York. 19497
Abenteuer in Schottland; gesinge aus
der operette von Paul Frank und
Peter Herz, musik von Bernard
Griin, of Czechoslovakia. heft 1, 2.
© Dee. 27, 1928; 1 ec each Mar. 13,
1929; E for. 3241, 3242; Julius
Feuchtinger, Stuttgart, Germany.
19498, 19499
Ad musai; words and music by D.
Meyrovitz. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Sept. 19, 1929; EB unp.
11072; David Meyrovitz, New York.
19500
Ad ono; Jewish folk song, words and
music by B. J. Sack. © 1. Sept.
13, 1929; E unp. 10864; Boruch Jo-
seph Sack, Brooklyn. 19501
Adagio and Allegretto; by Donald
Ford, of Great Britain; violin and
pf. © Sept. 9, 1929; 1 ¢. Sept. 12;
EK} for. 6615; Murdoch, Murdoch &
eo., ine. with J. G. Murdoch & co.,
ltd., London. 19502
Addulurata mamma; Napolitan song,
versi di Luigi Ranoia, musica di F.
Ruggieri, of Italy, domiciled at Phil-
adelphia ; 1st violin or mand. ©1e.
Aug. 1, 1929; E unp. 9399; Ferdinand
Ruggieri, Philadelphia. 19503
Adios amigo; sérénade, par J. Sieulle,
of France; orch. parties, avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Aug. 20, 1929;
1 c@ Aug. 22; E for. 6374; Société
anonyme des éditions Ricordi, Paris.
19504
Adoration; song of the Redwoods,
words and music by V. M. Clayton.
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1929; E unp. 11063;
Vera McKenna-Clayton, Santa Cruz,
Calif. 19505
Adoration dramatique; for cinema, by
Hubert Bath, of Great Britain, arr.
by J. Rocchetti; full orch. pts. ©
Aug. 16, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 16; E pub.
9458; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
19506
Adoring you; words and music by G.
Hundley. © 1. Sept. 9, 1929; H
unp. 10700; Gertrude Hundley, Den-
ver. 19507
After all, that’s all I’m after; words
by Billy Moll, music by Harry Bar-
ris. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Sept. 21, 1929; EH unp. 11224;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine., New
York. 19508
After the clouds roll by; from Half
marriage, words by Sidney Clare,
music by Oscar Levant; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Sept. 18, 1929; 2 ec. Sept.
20; E pub. 9408; Harms, ine., New
York. 19509
1045
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19510
After you broke my heart; words and
mus ce by B. Young and R. LaMarr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ec.
Sept. 4, 1929; E unp. 10567; Billy
Young and Rudy La Marr, San Jose,
Calif. 19519
After you say I love you, every moon
will be a honeymoon; theme song
of So this igs marriage, words by
Billy Curtis, music by Larry Con-
ley. © Sept. 20, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 21;
E pub. 9465; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., inc.. New. York. 19511
Ah then I’ll understand; hymn, words
and music by G. EH. Morley. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 21, 1929; E unp. 11106; Ger-
trude Hstelle Morley, Silverton, Or.
19512
Ai figli d’Italia di Pennsylvania; versi
- emusica di P. A. De Furia. Chester,
Pa., De Furia pub. co. © Aug. 19,
1929; 2 «@ Sept. 14; E pub. 9115;
P. A. De Furia, Chester, Pa. 19513
Ain’t no use; words by Harriet Leon-
ard, music by Mana-Zucea [pseud.
of Augusta Zuckermann Cassel.
Words and melody only] © 1.«
Sept. 21, 1929; EH unp. 11148; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine., New
York. 19514
Air & danser; from La féte du vil-
lage, by Gossee, arr. by Adam Carse,
of Great Britain; 2 violins, viola,
cello and bass, with pf. conductor.
© Sept. 4, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 16; E for.
6628 ; Augener, Itd., London. 19515
Air 4 la bourrée; by Handel, arr. by
Frank S. Ward; organ. © Sept. 20,
1929; 2 ec. Sept. 21;,E pub. 9288;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 19516
Airways and fairways; or, Ups’n-
downs, cyclonic musical novelty, in
a prologue, 1 act and 6 scenes, book
and lyrics by J. Nicholson, musical
compositions by A. R. Morelli. ©
1 ec. Sept. 5, 1929; D unp. 27564;
John Nicholson and Antonio R. Mo-
relli, New York. 19517
Alabamy sunrise; hot trot, by Ted
Nixon; orch. pts. © Aug. 3, 1929;
2c. Sept: 23; EH pub. 9294; Denton
& Haskins music pub. co., ine., New
York. 19518
Album for the young; by Paul Zilcher,
of Germany, op. 206, nos. 1-12; pf.
© Sept. 27, 1929: 1 ce. Oct. 1; E for.
6745; Banks & son, York, England.
19519
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
Album (An) of original pieces and
transcriptions for string-quartet; by
George F. Anderson; pts. © Aug.
23, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 26; E pub. 9143;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 19520
Alcock (Gilbert A.) Two country
scenes; by G. A. Alcock, of Great
Britain; pf. 1. Dancing -on the
green. [1 other] © Sept. 2, 1929;
1c. Sept. 4; HY for. 6453) Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd., London. 19521
Algerian dances; suite from The vi-
sion of the Sissora, by R. S. Stough-
ton; pf. 1. Within the mosque. [4
others] © Aug. 29, 1929; 2 e Aug.
31; E pub. 8868; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 19522
Aline; waltz, words by Hric Little,
music by Roger Hckersley, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug.
22, 1929; 1 c. Aug: 28; Hi! for. 65205
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., London.
19523
All along the trail; words by A’ T.
Moore, music by Rosalie Moore.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Aug. 16, 1929); 2c. Aug. 21; EH pub.
9351; A. Teresa Moore, Berkeley,
Calif. 19524
All because of you; words by M.
Evelyn Downes, music by IL.
Schmidt, arr. by Mauda Moré. ©
1 '¢. ‘ Sept.” 9, 1929)" amps eran
Lilyan Schmidt, Baltimore. 19525
All bothered ’bout you; words and
music by D. Master. © 1 ¢. Sept.
30, 1929; HE unp. 11455; Dorothy
Master, Kansas City, Mo. 19526
All glory, laud and honor; choral,
words by St. Theodulph of Orleans,
tr. by John M. Neale, melody by
Melchior Teschner, harmonization
and ace. by Johann Sebastian Bach,
arr. by H. Harold Geer; women’s
voices, with organ acc. © Sept. 7,
1929; 2. c. Sept. 18; E pub. 9227: H.
C. Schirmer music co., Boston
19527
All hail: Easter pageant by Verna
Whinery, incidental musie by I. H.
Meredith. . 8vo...© Jan. 31, 1929;
2c. Sept. 14; D 27574; Tullar-Mere-
dith eo., New York. 19528
All I need to make love is you; words
and music by Niel Hackwert. [Blue-
print] ©1e. Sept. 9, 1929; EH unp.
10703; Frank J. Kleinwachter, Cin-
cinnati. 19529
1046
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 8, 1929
19550
All in a day; words and music by T. | America and Broadway for me; words
J. Fleming and C. E. Hewitt. ©
1c. Sept. 24,.1929; E unp. 11169;
Tom J. Fleming and Clarence H.
Hewitt, Detroit. 19580
All in the April evening; poem by
Katherine Tynan, music by H. S.
Roberton, of Great Britain; men’s
voices. London, J. Curwen & sons,
Hid. -4to. ‘© Sept. 21, 1929; 1c.
Sept. 20; E for. 6732; Hugh S. Rob-
erton, Glasgow, Scotland. 19531
All in this pleasant evening; werds
anon., music by Alee Rowley, of
Great Britain; treble 1, 2. Win-
throp Rogers ed. 4to. [Staff and
tonie sol-fa notations] © Sept. 13,
1929; 1 ec. Sept. 21; E for. 6693;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd., Lon-
don. 19532
All of a sudden you came into view,
and all the world changed ’round;
words and music by S. A. Masselle ;
violin. © 1 c. Sept. 11, 1929; E
unp. 10793; S. Alfred Masselle, New-
burgh, N. Y. 19533
All the world with joy is teeming;
words and music by A. P. Shenard.
[Words and melody only] ©1ee.
Sept. 11, 1929; E unp. 10755; Annie
Perkins Shepard, Lexington, Mass.
19534
Allegresse; par Gabriel-Marie, arr. par
Hans Ourdine, of France; orch. par-
ties, avec pf. conducteur et 1° voi-
lini conducteur. © July 2, 1929;
1 ec. July 25; E for. 5888; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 195385
Alone, won’t you please come back to
me; words by F. Thorington, music
by Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 18, 1929; E unp.
10963 ; Florence Thorington, Aurora,
Til. 19536
Along an old Sierra trail; words and
music by H. P. Huffaker. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 28, 1929; E unp. 11467; Harold
Phillip Huffaker, Visalia, Calif.
19537
Alphabet (An) of exercises; words
and music by Muriel Mungo-Park,
of Great Britain; pf. © Aug. 27,
1929; 1 ec. Sept. 7; E for. 6558; For-
syth bros., ltd., London. 19538
Ambrosius (Hermann) Sechs etiiden
fiir klavier; von H. Ambrosius, of
Germany. © Aug. 19, 1929: 1 «.
Sept. 4: E for. 6497; Adolph Fiirst-
ner, Berlin. 19539
and music by F. H. Yasbec. [Words
and melody only] ©1ec. Sept 16,
1929; E unp. 10952; Frank H. Yas-
bee, Mulberry, Kan. 19540
American (The) legion-air; words by
T. Brown, music by T. Sherman,
arr. by Robert Hogg. © Aug. 28,
1929; 2 e. Sept. 4; E pub. 8839; Tod
Brown and Terry Sherman, Holly-
wood, Calif. 19541
American-Sokol falcon march; by
M. C. Kovalechik; pf. © 1 e. Sept.
12, 1929; E unp. 10823; Margaret
Claire Kovalchik, Chicago. 19542
Among the flowers; by Henry Francis
Parks, op. 3; pf. © Sept. 9, 1929;
2 c. Sept. 11; E pub. 9368; Walter
A. Quincke, Los Angeles. 19543
An der Weser; von Gustav Pressel,
bearb. von Bernhard Egg, of Ger-
many; kleine orchesterstimmen, mit
pf. direction und violino 1 direction.
© June 10741929 1c. July 22-38
for: 6235: N° Simrock,. G. :m.- b;, Ei}
Berlin. 19544
And so to bed, to dream of you; words
and music by Billy Moll and Billy
Baskette. [Words and melody only]
©) 1c. Sept. 21, 1929; E unp. 11211;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 19545
Andante tragico; by Jean Beghon,
‘oreh. by William C. Schoenfeld;
oreh! pts.” -‘©r’Sept. 4, 1929.57 2°96
Sept. 6; E pub. 8864; Atlas music
corp., New York. 19546
Anden (Den) bryllupsrejse er bedre
en den fgrste; fra Friederike, tekst
af Ludwig Brandstrup, musik af
K. N. Bartsch, of Denmark; pf. ©
Ane) S!.d929-: 2 .c, Aug.23jeRetor:
6444; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
19547
Anforita’ '(la); by J. Chavez, of
Mexico, domiciled at San Diego,
Calif.; pf. [Photostat] © Aug. 6,
1929: 2. ¢ Aus. 8; BE pub segaae
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 19548
Angel and imp; words anon., music by
Frederick Stanley Smith; men’s
voices. 4to. © Sept. 20, 1929; 2 e.
Sept. 25; E pub. 9489; Clayton F. .
Summy co., Chicago. 19549
Angel de amor; letra y miasica de C.
Varela, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles; pf. [Photostat] © Aug.
6, 1929; 2 e. Aug. 83: EH pub: 8977;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
19550
1047
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19551
Angels’ (The) evensong; written and
composed by C. Howe, of Australia.
© June 27, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 14;
pub. 9122; Chas. Howe, Tweed
Heads, New South Wales, Australia.
19551
Angie Ray; words and music by C. W.
Calder and H. P. Haselden. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 21,
1929; E unp. 11140; Claude Wylie
Calder and Holmes Player Haselden,
Charleston, S. C. 19552
Annie Laurie; by Lady John Scott,
arr. by Florence B. Price; pf., 4
hands. © Sept. 24, 1929; 2 ec. Sept.
28; E pub. 9556; McKinley music
co., Chicago. 19553
Another broken heart; waltz, words
by J. Seidor, music by M. Jacobi
and R. Hoffman. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Sept. 10, 1929;
E unp. 10784; Martin Jacobi, Ralph
Hoffman and Julius Seidor, Cleve-
land. 19554
Another Kathleen Malone book for
home and _ kindergarten; action
songs, by Kathleen Malone. ©
Sept. 12, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 20; E pub.
9306; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
19555
Answered (An) prayer; waltz song,
words and music by E. C. Parham
and Mrs. Fred A. Blades. © 1 c.
July 10, 1929; E unp. 8724; Eugene
C. Parham, Brooklyn. 19556
Anxiety; quasi larghetto, for photo-
play, by Mortimer Wilson, op. 96,
no. 1; full. orch. pts., with pf.-organ
conductor. © Sept. 20, 1929; 2 «¢.
Sept. 25; E pub. 9501; M. Witmark
= —
& sons, New York. 19557
Any little mark; musical recitation,
music by Wm. John Hall. © Sept.
12, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 14; H pub. 2186;
Theodore Presser. co., Philadelphia.
19558
Anything; melody by Napoleon Sig-
norelli. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1929; HE
unp. 11865; Southern music pub.
co., inec., New York. 19559
Apprehension; for cinema, by. James
C. Bradford, arr. by A. H. Cafa-
rella; full orech. pis: ‘© Ane. a6,
1929; 2 c. Aug. 16; E pub: 9459;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 19560
Are you blaming me? words and music
by F. H. Dillon and H. Kirk; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Aug. 28, 1929;
2c. Sept. 3; H pub. 8827; Frank
Dillon and Howard Kirk, St. Albans,
W. Va. 19561
Ariel; from Scenes from Shakespeare’s
The tempest, by Humphrey J.
Stewart; organ. © Sept 12, 1929;
2 c. Sept. 14; E pub. 9183; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 19562
Ariette oubliée; poésie de Paul Ver-
laine, musique de Riccardo Pick-
Mangiagalli, of Italy, op. 40, n. 2.
© Aug. 31, 1929; 1 c« Sept. 14;
for. 6642; A. & G. Carisch & @,
Milan. 19563
Arlecchinos wirt (Le furie di Arlee-
chino); frodhliches intermezzo fur
lebende marionetten, worte von
Luigi Orsini u. Adriano Lwualdi,
deutsche bearb. von Karlheinz
Gutheim, of Germany, musik von A.
Lualdi, of. Italy: © 1367 Ane a
1929; D unp. 27563; Casa musicale
Sonzogno, s. a., Milan. 19564
Around the world by Eckner; march,
words and music by W. S. Gala-
more. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1929; E unp. 11363;
Will S. Galamore, Columbus, O.
19565
As I was going up Pippin Hill; words
traditional, music by R. Thompson,
of Great Britain. London, J. Cur-
wen & sons, Itd. © Sept. 14, 1929;
1 ec. Sept. 11; E for. 6664; Roy
Thompson, Wokingham, Berks, Eng-
land. 19566
As the rose needs the dew, that’s how
I need you; lyric by Betty Morrison
[pseud. of B. M. Hawk], music by
Jappie Judd [pseud. of Alice I. Judd.
Words and melody only] ©le..
June 21, 1929; E unp. 8172; Betty
Morrison Hawk, Brooklyn. 19567
As time passes on; lyric and music by
W.P. Van Altena. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Sept. 23, 1929;
E unp. 11197; Wm. P. Van Altena,
Oakland, Calif. 19568
Ascherberg’s ideal cinema series; al-
bum, by Percy Elliott, of Great
Britain; pf. bk. 6. 31. Danse des
marionettes. [5 others] © July 18,
1929; 1 c. Aug. 8; E for. 6313; Asch-
erberg, Hopwood & Crew, ltd., Lon-
don. 19569
Asi es mi tierra; cancion, letra y
musica de B. Ascencio, of Mexico.
[Photostat] © 1. Sept. 21, 1929;
E unp. 11095; Blanca Ascencio,
Mexico City, Mexico. 19570
1048
pt. III, n. S., v. 24 ©
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
Asters; by Louis Panella; pf. © Sept.
17, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 16; E. pub. 9152;
Volkwein bros., Pittsburgh. 19571
At dawn; 2-pt. song, poem by Rose
Fylman, music by P. Edmonds, of
Great Britain; equal voices. lLon-
don, J. Curwen & sons, ltd. 4to. ©
Sept. 14, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 11; E for.
6666; Paul Edmonds, London. 19572
At dawning; reverie, by J. Pennock
Thompson, of Great Britain; pf.
Sept. 20, 1929; 1c. Sept. 23; HE. for.
6696; Banks & son, York, England.
19573
At the calendar ball; words and music
by Joe Zimmerman and Walter
Smith. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 6, 1929; E unp. 10653;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 19574
At the dance; by Carl Wilhelm Kern,
op. 634, no. 6; pf. © Sept. 24, 1929;
2c. Sept. 28; E pub. 9570 ; McKinley
music co., Chicago. 19575
At the fair; scherzo bizzarro, by Franz
Grau, orch. by George J. Trinkaus;
orch. pts., with pf. or organ con-
ductor. © Aug. 28, 1929; 2 c. Aug.
31; E pub. 8894; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 19576
At the fountain; by Paul Zilcher, of
Germany; pf., 6 hands. © Aug. 23,
meee. Aus. 26; Bh pub. 9f38;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 19577
At the vesper hour; by Thomas F.
Dunhill, of Great Britain; pf. (In
1930 school examinations, pianoforte,
lower division, list B) © Aug. 7,
peo: Loe... Aug. 19: Hh, for... 6207+
Associated board of the Royal acad-
emy of music and the Royal college
of music, London. 19578
Atilla; Hungarian overture, by Gondor
Karoly [pseud. of Chas. J. Roberts],
op. 43, arr. by Chas. J. Roberts;
school orch. pts., with pf. conductor.
4io. .(C) Apr. 29, 1929; 2 ¢. June 27;
E pub. 73865; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 19579
Atta boy! old pal, old sock, old kid,
old thing, old gold, old baby; words
and music by Billy Moll and Tommy
Christian. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1929; E unp. 11230;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine., New
York. 19580
19590
Auf, auf mein herz; worte von Paul
Gerhardt, komponiert von Alois
Melichar, of Germany; gemischten
chor a capella. Partitur u. stimmen.
4to.. © Mar. 31, 192951 ¢c. Aug. a4;
EK for. 6899; Hang Kessler, Trier,
Germany. 19581
Auferstehn ; worte von Klopstock, kom-
poniert von Alois Melichar, of Ger-
many;, gemischten chor a capella.
Partitur u. stimmen. = 4to. © Mar.
aly 1920 sie Aus: 14; BH for, 6408
Hans Kessler, Trier, Germany.
19582
Aus winkeln und gassen (Us alle ecke
ahl t6n vun jecke); grosses pot-
pourri aus alten und neuen volks-
melodien, von Fritz Hannemann, of
Germany; pf. mit text. © Nov. 11,
1928 1 e) Mrar, 13, 1929 Wh for.
3307; P. J. Tonger, Cologne, Ger-
many. 19583
Autumn twilight; words by Chas.
Wharton Stork, music by Walter Mc-
Cray. © June 1;' 1929; 2 ce! Aug.
21; E pub. 93844; Ogren & Uhe, inc.,
Rockford, Il. 19584
Ave (The) Maria hymnal; collection
of Catholic hymns and tunes for
church use, compiled, arr. and ed.
by J. J. Pierron. New York-Mil-
waukee-Chicago, Bruce pub. co. 1.
Voices without acc.—2. Voices and
organ. © July 29, 1929; 2 ¢. and
aff. each Aug. 23; A 10949, 10950;
Jos. J. Pierron, West Allis, Wis.
19585, 19586
Azure (The) crystal; in 2 acts, book
and lyrics by Muriel Brown, B. Bu-
chanan and Josephine Parker, music
by Willette Wilbourne. ©1c. Sept.
9, 1929; D unp. 27565; Barry Bu-
chanan, New York. 19587
Baby; words and music by B. A.
Woody. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1929; E unp. 10607;
Belvin W. Woody, Baltimore. 19588
Baby grand; words by F. E. Golden,
music by Samuel H. Speck. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Aug.
7, 1929; 2 ce. Sept. 7; E pub. 8992;
Frank E. Golden, Dunmore, Pa.
19589
Baby mine; fox-trot, words and music
by M. Resnick. © Sept. 11, 1929;
2c. Sept. 16; E pub. 9159; Morris
Resnick, St. Louis. 19590:
1049
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19591
Baby’s back to-day; words and music
by Irene Beasley. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Sept. 28, 1929;
EK ounp. 11871; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 19591
Baby, you’ve got the right idea! writ-
ten and composed by Ray Noble and
Alan Murray, both of Great Britain;
pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug. 22,
1929. Pe MAS. 2S ona. Oo ¢
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., Lon-
don. 19592
Baby’s Spring song; words and melody
by Mary Carson [pseud. of M. C.
Kidd], arr. by Aldridge Battelle
Kidd. ©1e. July 20, 1929; E unp.
10483 ; Mary Carson Kidd, Houston.
19593
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Adagio;
aus der orgeltoccata in C dur, bearb.
von Wilhelm Ammermann, of Ger-
many; violine u. klavier. New con-
cert version. © May 15, 1929; 1e.
July 22; E for. 6222; N. Simrock,
G m. b. H., Berlin. 19594.
— Adagio; from the Toccata and
Fugue in C-major for organ, tran-
seribed by Katherine K. Davis; pf.
© Aug. 31, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 9; E pub.
9004; HK. C. Schirmer music ©¢o.,
Boston. 19595
Prelude; from the sonata in H
maj. for violin alone, arr. for pf. by
Leopold Mannes. © Aug. 22, 1929;
2c. Sept. 7; H pub. 8927; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. 19596
—— Sonate in G@ dur; fiir violine und
bezifferten bass, kritische revision
und generalbassbearbeitung von
Friedrich Blume, of Germany, vio-
linstimme bezeichnet von Adolf
Busch, of Germany. (© June 8,
1929; 1 ce. June 26; E for. 6468;
Breitkopf & Hirtel, Leipzig. 19597
Zwei fugen in D-moll; aus Die
kurst der fuge, bearb. von Willy
Eickemeyer, of Germany; 2 kla-
viere. © Aug. 18, 1929; 1 c. Sept.
10; E for. 6590; Steingriiber verlag,
Leipzig. 19598
Bach (Ph. Em.) Rondo; transcribed
by Michael Press; violin and pf.
Sept. 12, 1929; 2 ec Sept. 20; E pub.
9308; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
19599
Back in the hills of Kentucky; words
by Lou Davis, music by Lou Hand-
man and Billy Heagney, arr. by L.
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
C. Williams; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. © Sept. 16, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 16;
EK pub. 9228; Handman, Kent &
Goodman, inc., New York. 19600
Back to my first love; words and mu-
sic by E. HE. Allen, of Canada, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles; mixed voices.
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1929; E unp. 10508;
Elvis EH. Allen, Los Angeles. 19601
Back to Oklahoma where the breezes
blow; words and music by EF. W.
Tritschler, arr. by Burrell Van Bu-
ren. © 1. Sept. 27, 1929; BH ump.
11345; Florence Wagner Tritschler,
Hnid, Okl. 19602
Back to paradise; fox-trot, words by
‘A. Seales [i. e. J. A. Seales], music
by Ralph Chester Stecher. © 1 e.
Sept. 30, 1929; EH unp. 11451; James
August Seales, Brooklyn.
Montour, music by EH. Whittemore.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
July 8, 1929; E unp. 8659; Harl
Whittemore and Clara Montour, Bal-
timore. 19604
Bad girl, ’m yearning for you; words
and music by J. Mitchell and Wm.
B. Carroll. '© Aug./ 30;;19290;02Ne,
Sept. 5; E pub. 8883; Joe Mitchell,
Chicago. 19605
Bagdad. daddies; lyric by G. Henry,
music by M. Hamilton. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 26, 1929;
E unp. 11323; Grace Henry and Mor-
ris Hamilton, New York. 19606
Ballad (The) of the motor car; lyrics
and music by J. J. Garren. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Sept. 5,
1929; E unp. 11326; Jos. J. Garren,
New York. 19607
Ballagok, ballagok . . . [and] Gyan-
tizd primas a vonot ...; verse To-
rok Rezs6, zenéje Naidor J6éska, of
Hungary. Budapest, Nador Ka4l-
méin. © Jan. 25, 1929; 1.¢. Apr, 19;
E for. 6544; Joseph Nador, Buda-
pest, Hungary. 19608
Balmy (The) Bahamas; words and
music by Rueben Jay [pseud. of
Robt. J. Shores. Photostat] ©1ce.
June 29, 1929; E unp. 8465; Marie
Shores, Washington. 19609
Banderin; tango, by Barretto de Sou-
za, of Great Britain, domiciled at
New York; pf. ©1c. Sept. 4, 1929;
E unp. 10575 ; J. Barretto de Souza,
* New York. 19610
1050
19603 |
' Back to the isle of rose; words by C.
—_———————E eee
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
Barbara Allan; Scottish folk song, arr.
by Philip Tomblings, of Great Brit-
ain; mixed voices. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © July 17,
1929; 1 c. Sept. 5; E for. 6597; 'H.
F. W. Deane & sons, the Year book
press, ltd., London. 19611
Barearolle; by Anna May Hayes Bi-
vona; organ. © Sept. 20, 1929; 2c.
Sept. 21; E pub. 9286; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 19612
Barchetta; by Hannah Smith, op. 56,
HO, 1: pi. () sept. 12,.2029%" 2- c.
Sept. 20; E pub. 9316; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 19613
Basket of roses; by Billy Baskette.
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1929; E unp. 10957;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 19614
Battle call and march of the warriors;
from Indian camp scenes, by Cuth-
bert Harris, of Great Britain; pf.
duet. © Sept. 6, 1929; 2 c Sept. 11;
E pub. 8957; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 19615
Battle in the air; allegro tempestuoso,
by David Broekman and Sam A.
Perry, orch, by George J. Trinkaus;
orch, pts., with pf. or organ con-
ductor. © Aug. 21, 1929; 2 c. Aug.
24; E pub.' 8814; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. = 19616
Bayou blues; by Ida Bostelmann; pf.
© July 5, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 13; E pub.
$080; Edwin F. Kalmus, inc., New
York. 19617
Be strong; anthem, words and music
by Clarence C:, Robinson; mixed
voices, with pf. or organ ace. 4to.
© Aug. 23, 1929; 2¢. Sept. 7; E pub.
8924; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
19618
Be sure; words by Chuck Pride [i. e.
C. F. Pride], music by Bennie Snow
[i. e. Gordon Snow. Photostat] ©
1 ec. Sept. 138, 1929; E unp. 10884;
Charles F. Pride, Milwaukee.
19619
Bear’s (The) song; humorous pt.-song,
poem from Katawampus, by Judge
Parry, music by Maurice Jacobson,
of Great Britain; men’s voices. 4to.
© Sept. 14, 1929; 1 ce. Sept. 11; E
for. 6668; J. Curwen & sons, ltd.,
London. 19620
Beating the sunbaths; words and mu-
sic by A. I. Edwards, of Great
Britain. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1929; E unp. 11031;
19631
Albert I. Edwards, Georgetown,
Demerara, British Guiana. 19621
Beatrice; fox-trot, words and music
by EH. J. Brunelle. © 1 ¢ Sept. 20,
1929; E unp. 11088; Emile J. Bru-
nelle, Woonsocket, R. I. 19622
fox-trot, words by
Walter Hirsch, music by Donald
Murray, arr. by Frank Skinner;
orch. © Sept. 20, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
21; E pub. 9402; -Leo Feist, ine.
New York. 19623
Beautiful valley; melody by Theron
Hale. ©1e. Sept. 28, 1929; E unp.
11431; Southern music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 19624
Beautiful thing;
Because I’m in love with you; words
and music by B. A. Widmer. ©
Sept. 5, 1929; 2 c Sept. 25; E pub.
$472; Ben. A. Widmer, Philadelphia.
19625
Because I never knew I’d miss you;
words and music by H. Berlin.
[Words and melody only] ©1ee.
Sept. 25, 1929; EH unp. 11236; Harry
Berlin, Columbus, O. 19626
Bedtime (A) song; by Gordon Jacob,
of Great Britain; violin and pf.
(In 1930 school examinations, violin,
primary division, list A) © Aug.
Toor te ie Aine 19°" E) tore Gaver:
Associated board of the Royal acad-
emy of music and the Royal college
of music, London. 19627
Bee march; by C. C. Miller, arr. by
Henry S. Sawyer; pf., 4 hands. ©
Sept. 24, 1929; 2 c Sept. 28; E pub.
9557; McKinley music co., Chicago.
19628
Bee march; theme with variations, by
C. C. Miller, arr. by Henry S. Saw-
yer, bowed and fingered by Frank .
J. Blazek; violin solo, with pf. acc.
© Sept. 24, 1929; 2 c Sept. 28; E
pub. 9552; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago. 19629
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Andante,
from piano sonata, op. 28; arr. by
L. J. Blake, of Great Britain; organ.
© Sept. 11, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 21; B
for. 6728; H. F. W. Deane & sons,
The year book press, ltd., London.
19630
Before an open fireplace; lyrics and
music by Paul Denniker. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Sept. 4,
1929; E unp. 11334; Santly bros.,
ine., New York. 19631
1051
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19632
Believe it or not, it’s always you;
‘words and music by Joe McCarthy
and Jimmie Monaco. © July 26,
1929; 2 c« July 27; E pub. 7943;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
19632
Same. [Words and melody only]
©1e. July 13, 1929; E unp. 8723;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
19633
Believe me; from Show of shows, lyric
by Al. Bryan, music by Eddie Ward;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. © Sept.
3, 1929; 2. ¢. Sept..6;.E pub. 9219;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
19634
Believe me brother; words and music
by Ric. Parrant, ir. 4@) 7 e, Aug:
18, 1929; EH unp. 11150; Roy Chand-
ler Tarrant, jr., Long Beach, Calif.
196385
Believe me, if all those endearing
young charms; arr. by A. Mackad-
yen; pf., left hand alone. Chicago,
Badger music pub. co. © Sept. 21,
1929; 2 e. Sept. 23; E pub. 9398;
Alexander MacFadyen, Chicago.
19636
Believe me you should know that girl
from Noo Chateau; from Marianne,
words by Roy Turk, music by Fred
EK. Ahlert. © Sept. 11, 1929; 2 c¢.
Sept. 18; E pub. 9027; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine., New York.
19637
Same. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 23, 1929; E unp. 10474;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 19638
Bella (la) zingara; Spanish serenade,
by Carlos Roberto [pseud. of Chas.
J. Roberts], arr. by C. J. Roberts;
school orch. pts., with pf. conductor.
4to. © Apr. 26, 1929; 2 c. June 27;
E pub. 7864; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York: 19639
Belle Baker wop song; lyrics by Lewis
and Young, music by Lew Pollack.
. [Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 19, 1929; E unp. 11044; Remick
music corp., New York. 19640
Beloved; words and music by L, A.
Hills, [Words and melody only]
©.1 ec. Sept. 19, 1929; EH unp. 11036;
Lorna A. Hills, Glastonbury, Conn.
19641
Beloved (The) vagabond; musical
play in 8 acts, founded on the novel
by W. J. Locke, book and lyries by
10
~
9)
pt. IIT, n. S., v. 24
Adrian Ross, music by Dudley
Glass, of Great Britain. Voeal se.
© Aug. 26, 1929; 1¢. Sept. 19; E for.
6707; Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew,
Itd., London. 19642
Beneath the harvest moon; fox-trot,
words and music by Jos. Geo.
Gilbert, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by Harry J.
Stafford. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © July 28, 1929: 1 «
Aug. 2; E for. 6380; Campbell,
Connelly & co., Itd., London. 19643
Beneath the moonlit skies; words and
music by R. C. Tarrant, jr ©1«e
Aug. 138, 1929; E unp. 11152; Roy
Chandler Tarrant, jr., Long Beach,
Calif, 19644
Bernabé; chanson et danse d’espagne,
de Paris—Madrid, paroles francaises
de Léo Leliévre, Henri Varna et
Fernand Rouvray, paroles espagnoles
de Adolfo Sanchez Carrere, musique
de J, Guerrero, of Spain; pf. acc.,
avec. ukulele arr. de Francis Sala-
bert... © July 2,.1929: 1c Auewae
E for. 6238; Union musicale franco
espagnole, Paris. 19645
Bessie’s moan; words and music by B.
Tucker. [Words andymelody only]
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1929;'E unp. 11369;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York, 19646
Betsy Brown; melody by George
Temple. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1929; B
unp. 11396; Southern music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 19647
Biffly blues; melody by H. Allen, jr.
© 1c. Sept. 17, 1929; E unp. 11018;
Henry Allen, jr., New York. 19648
Same. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1929; BH
unp. 11889; Southern music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 19649
Big boy Jess, of the Western air ex-
press; lyric by G. Whiting, music
by Charles Abbott and Edwin
Weber; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
May Singhi Breen. Sept. 18,
1929; 2. c. Sept. 20;. H .-pub., 9291;
George Whiting, inc., New York.
19650
words and
[Pho-
Big substantial baby;
music by Josephine Gambino.
tostat] © 1c. Sept. 27, 1929; B
upp, 11339; Anthony Gambino,
Detroit. 19651
2
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
91671
Bigger and better than ever; from
George White’s scandals, 10th ed.,
words and music by Cliff Friend and
George White; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Sept. 18, 1929; 2 ce. Sept. 20; E
pub. 9414; Harms, ine., New York.
19652
Birds (The) and the brook; by R. M.
Stults, arr. by W.C. Polla. 1. Dance
orch. pts. - 2. Pf. solo. © July 15,
June 27, 1929; 2 ce. each Sept. 23;
E pub. 9296, 9297; Denton & Has-
kins music pub. co., inc., New York.
19653, 19654
Bird’s (The) song; with exercises, by
M. Gold; pf. ©1e. Sept. 4, 1929;
E unp. 10561; Matthew Gold, Hobo-
ken, N. J. 19655
Birthday (The) of the King; Christ-
mas cantata, text selected and music
composed by Norwood Dale; soli,
cho. and organ. 4to. © Sept. 5,
1929; 2 c Sept. 7; .E pub. 9170;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
19656
Birthday (A) song; words by Maude
K. Yates, music by Louise Daggett
Fischer.
unp. 10539; Louise D. Fischer, San
Antonio. 19657
Bitter sweet; operette in 3 acts, words
and music by Noél Coward, of Great
Britain. Vocal se. 4to. © Aug.
e199 wate, Aus. 203)! for. 6373 ;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 19658
Bizarre agitato; for cinema, by Ed-
ward Kilenyi; full orch. pts) ©
Sept. 23, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 23; E pub.
9339; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
19659
Biabber Jack; by Milan Roder; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
July 5, 1929; 2 ¢. Sept. 13; E pub.
9103: Kalmus filmusic edition, New
York, 19660
Blachford (Frank) Three minia-
tures; by F. Blachford, of Canada;
Violin, with pf. ace.; in A maj.
Contemplation. [2 others] © Aug.
28,1929; 1 c. Aug. 26; HE. for. 6654;
Frederick Harris co., London.
19661 ©
Black (The) hussars; from Married
in Hollywood, words by Harlan
Thompson, music by Dave Stamper.
© Sept. 5, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 6; E pub.
8909; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine., New York. 19662
7841929 —_9 10
i) 1>e. Sept 3; 1929 :5-H:
Blah! blah! words and music by F. J,
Morrow. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1929; E unp. 10888;
F. J. Morrow, Norfolk, Va. 19663
Blaneafort (M.) Quatre cancons;
paroles de Joan M. Guasch [and
others], version francaise de Henri
Collet, musique de M. Blancafort, of
Spain. 1. Muntanya avall. [3
others] © July 4, 1929; 1c. Aug. 9;
EK for. 6282; Editions Maurice
Sénart, Paris. 19664
Blancafort (M.) Tres cancons de
Nadal; paroles de Maria Manent et
Joan Maragall, version francaise de
Henri Collet, musique de M. Blanea-
fort, of Spain. 1. Canconeta humil
de mitja-nit. [2 others] © July 4,
19293 41,1¢;,Aus. 93-,.Ey for. .6279%
Editions Maurice Sénart, Paris.
19665
Blanch-ee; words and music by M.
Cook. © 1 c. Sept. 10, 1929; HE
unp. 10715; Mildred Cook, Wash-
ington. 19666.
Blauer himmel; foxtrot, von Carl Rob-
recht, of Germany; salon orchester-
stimmen, mit pf.-direktion u. violine
1 direktion. 4to. © June 4, 1929;
1 ec. Aug. 14; E for. 6394; Heinrich-
shofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Ger-
many. 19667
Blizzard’s (The) toll; words and mu-
sic by A. K. Reynolds, of Great Brit-
ain. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Sept. 18, 1929; E. unp. 11039;
Ada Kathleen Reynolds, Wain-
wright, Alta., Canada. 19668
Blond muss sie sein; English waltz,
worte von Friedrich Schwarz u. Ed.
May, musik von Ed. May, spezial
arr. von Nico Dostal, of Austria;
orch. parties, avee pf. direction. 4to.
©) Mar; 20, 1929; 1 ¢.. Apr: 133.8
for. 3938; H. Benjamin, Paris
19669
Blondes; words and music by M.
Walker. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Aug. 16, 1929; 2 ce. Aug.
30; E pub. 8853; Mildred Walker,
Flint, Mich. 15670
Blue-belle; words by Jesse Cash, mu-
sie by L. F. Stafford. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 9, 1929;
E unp. 10711; Lewis Frederick Staf-
ford, Syracuse, N. Y. 19671
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19672
Blue bird; words by G. HE. Packard,
music by Arthur Bowers. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Aug. 16,
1929; 2 ce. Sept. 7; E pub. &993;
Grace Evelyn Packard, Crown Point,
Nea. 19672
Blue Danube; waltzes, by Johann
Strauss, coneert transcription by S.
Niedzielski, of Poland; pf. London,
Augener, ltd. © Aug. 12, 1929; 1c.
Aug. 26; E for. 6353; Stanislas Nied-
zielski, London. o £9673
Blue devils; march, by Charles Wil-
liams, of Great Britain, arr. by
Adolf Lotter, of Great Britain ; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Sept. 3, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 16; E for.
6618; Hawkes & son (London) lItd.,
London. 19674
Blue eyes; words and music by J. De
Sabato. ©1e. Sept. 3, 1929; EH unp.
10531: Joseph De Sabato, Provid-
ence, R. I. 19675
Blue mists; fox-trot, words and mu-
sic by Max Gerrish, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
Rex Alwyn. © Aug. 30, 1929; 1 c¢.
Aug. 31; E for. 6456; Swan & co.
(Music publishers) 1td., London.
19676
Blue nights; words by Wm. P. Van
/ltena, music by.H. A. West.
j Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 27, 1929; E unp. 11848; How-
ard A. West, Alameda, Calif. 19677
Bluebells and you; words and melody
by Mary Carson [pseud. of M. C.
Kidd], arr. by Aldridge Battelle
Kidd. ©1c. July 20, 1929; E unp.
10480; Mary Carson Kidd, Hovston.
19678
Bluer than blue; words and music by
Maury Madison [pseud. of W. R.
Smith. Photostat] © 1e. Sept. 7,
1929: E unp. 10639; W. Renwick
Smith, Hollywood, Calif. 19679:
Blues; von Leopold Mittmann, of Ger-
many; pf. © May 22, 1929; 1 ec.
Aug. 14; E for. 6898; Wilhelm Zim-
mermann, Leipzig. 19680
Bob White; words by M. De Crette,
music by EH. Whittemore. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. Juty 8,
1929; E unp. 11336; Earl Whitte-
more and Margaret De Crette, Bal-
timore. 19681
Bobichaj; polka, melody by T. H. Zad-
roga. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1929; E unp.
11208; Tadeusz H. Zadroga, Phila-
delphia. 19682
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
Boiling point; by Nat Asherman, arr.
by Ken Macomber; orch. pts. ©
Sept. 21, 1929; 2 ce. Sept. 17; E pub.
$246; Alfred & co., New York.
19683
Bokréta; a magyar zenetermés legja-
vabol, sz6vegét és zenéjet itta: Hor-
vath Sandor, of Hungary, es mas.
5 ftizet. © Mar. 15, 1929; 1 c Sept.
9; E for. 6608; Rozsavoélgyi és tairsa.
Budapest, Hungary. 19684
Bokréta; a magyar zenetermés legja-
vabol, szovegét es zenéjét irta: Pa-
pai Molnar Kalman, of Hungary, es
mis. 2 ftizet. © Dec. 15, 1928: le.
Sept. 9, 1929; EH for. 6606; Rdodzsa-
volgyi és tarsa, Budapest, Hungary.
19685
Bokréta; a magyar zenetermés legja-
vabol, szévegét és zenéjét irta: Szi-
lagyi Béla, of Hungary, es mas. 6
fiizet. © Apr. 15, 1929: 1 c Sept.
9; E for. 6607; Rozsavolgyi és tarsa,
Budapest, Hungary. 19686
Bokréta; a magyar zenetermés legja-
vabol, szévegét irta: Bodrogi Zsig-
mond, es mas, zenéjét szerzette:
Reményi Béla, of Hungary, es mas.
3 fiizet. © Jan. 15, 1929; 1 c. Sept.
9; EH for. 6603; R6zsavolgyi és tarsa,
Budapest, Hungary. 19687
Bokréta; a magyar zenetermés legja-
vabol, szovegét irta: Peto0fi S. es
mas, zenéjét szerzette: Balazs Ar-
pad, of Hungary, es mas. 1 ftizet.
© Nov. 15, 1928; 1 ec. Sept. 9, 1929;
E for. 6605; Rozsavolgyi és tarsa,
Budapest, Hungary. 19688
Bokréta; a magyar zenetermés legja-
vabol, szovegét irta: Sandor Jeno,
es mas, zenéjét szerzette: Hetényi
Heidlberg Albert, of Hungary, es
mais. 4 fiizet. © Feb. 15, 1929; 1 ¢.
Sept. 9; E for. 6604; Rozsavolgvi és
tarsa, Budapest, Hungary. 19689
Bold (The) gailor; by Carl Wilhelm
Kern, op. 634, no. 4; pf. © Sept.
24, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 28; E pub. 2568;
McKinley music co., Chicago. 19690
Boo-hoo-ooh; lyrics by Bill Bradley,
music by Frank Bradley; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Sept. 21, 1929; 2 «
Sept. 21; E pub. 9377; Frank ‘TI.
Bradley, Middletown, Conn. 19691
Book (A) of aural tests; by Basil C.
Allechin and Ernest Read, both of
Great Britain. S8vo. pt. 1. School
examinations. - pt. 2. Local centre
examinations. © Aug. 13, 1929; 1 «.
each Aug. 24; E for. 6309, 6310;
1054
ce ee
MUSICAL CO
no. 9, 1929
Associated board of the Royal
academy of music and the Royal
college of music, London.
19692, 19693
Book (The) of dogs; a tribute, thir-
teen pieces of easy grade, by James
Ching, of Great Britain; pf. ©
BepL. a, 19291 Sept. 16>" H" for.
6653 ; Forsyth bros., ltd., London.
19694
Bootleg blues; words and music by
S. S. Cassard. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 4, 1929; E unp.
10563; Samuel Snowden Cassard,
New York. 19695
Bote (Der); text von WBHichendorft,
musik von Eduard Behm, of Ger-
many, op. 60, n. 2; munnerchor a
cappella, ohne begleitung. 4to.
Nov. 6, 192851 c: Aus. 13,°1929; H
for. 2219; Amsel-verlag, Berlin.
19686
Bottoms up; from George White's
seandals, 10th ed., words and music
by Cliff Friend and George White;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Sept. 1S,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 20; E pub. 9413;
Harms, inc., New York. 19697
Boys of the nation; march, by Adaia
Geibel; pf. duet. © Sept. 12, 1929;
2c. Sept. 14; E pub. 9177; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 19698
Bozo; by F. Stahlberg ;_orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © July 5, 1929;
2 ec. Sept. 18; E pub. 9101; Kalmus
filmusie edition, New York. 19699
Brahms (Johannes) Hungarian
dance; no. 5, 6, arr. by Adam Carse,
of Great Britain; sc. and pts. for
strings, with pf. conductor pt. ©
July 22, 1929; 1 c. each Aug. 26; E
for. 6357, 6356; Augener, Itd., Lon-
don. 19700, 19701
Brave (The) Indian; by Carl Wilhelm
Kern, op. 634, no. 8; pf. © Sept.
24, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 28; E pub. 9573;
McKinley music co., Chicago.
19702
Break of dawn; overture, by Chas. J.
Rockwell, arr. by S. E. Morris; orch.
pts. 4to. © Sept 6, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
9; E pub. 8952; F. C. Menges, Cleve-
land. 19703
Break (The) of day; introduction,
from Khovantchina, by M. Mous-
sorgsky, arr. by Jan Vitolin, of
Latvia, domiciled at New York;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. ©
Sept. 12, 1929; 2 e. Sept. 20; E pub.
9323; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
19704
MPOSITIONS
19714
Breath and breaches; words by Andy
Razaf, music by J. C. Johnson.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
sept.) 12, 19293 HE ounp. - 10826;
Progressive music co., New York.
19705
Bridge (Clara Gregory) Scherzo; pf.
© Sept. 12, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 20;
pub. 9319; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York: 19706
Bright girl; serenade, words and
music by A. Jimenez. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. June 10, 1929;
KH eunp. 8554; Alex Jimenez, Haybro,
Col. 19707
Bright smiling eyes; rondeau, words
from the French of Christine de
Pisan, by Gilbert Pass, music hy
Gilbert A. Alcock, of Great Britain.
(Atlas 20, 1920 °° 1 ec. Ae. Sere
for. 6859; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
19708
Bright star of Bethlehem; unison cho.,
words by Katharine’ Bainbridge,
music by Julius Cobern. 4to. ©
Pept. 42,7990295 2° Gh SeptieiZosm
pub. 9301; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 19709
Bring back the memories of your
smiles; words and music by W. J.
Collins. © Aug. 29, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
6; E pub. 8937; William J. Collins,
Quincy, Mass. 19710
Bring back those old golden days;
lyric by Betty Morrison [pseud. of
B. M. Hawk], music by Jappie Judd
[pseud. of Alice I. Judd. Words and
melody only] ©1e. July 1, 1929;
E unp. 8502; Betty Morrison Hawk,
Brooklyn. 19711
Bringing up Santa; children’s Christ-
mas cantata, by Lorenz pub. Go.,
libretto by Carolyn R. Freeman,
music by Ira B. Wilson. 4to ©
Sept. 17, 1929; 2 ¢ and aif. Sept.
28; AA 26104; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. 19712
Brisas Porteflas; tango, letra de F.
Bonanova, musica de L. Lilaneza, of
Spain. © 1c. ‘Aug, 12; 1929; EB
unp. 11110; Fortunio Bonanova and
Luis Llaneza, New York. 19713
Broadway patrol; words by Walter
Smith, music by Willy White [i. e.
Wilfred White] and Joe Zimmer-
man [i. e. Joseph Zimmerman].
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 20, 1929; E unp. 11107; Willy
White, New York. 19714
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19715
Broken Rose; fox trot, lyrics and
music by P. W. Greenspan. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 4,
1929; E unp. 10554; Philip Wolfe
Greenspan, Perth Amboy, N. J.
19715
Brutality; by F. Stahlberg, orch. by
Emil Hilb; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © July 5, 1929; 2c.
Sept. 18; E pub. 9108; Kalmus fil-
music edition, New York. 19716
Brute (The); moderato marcato, for
photoplay, by Christiaan Kriens;
orch. pts., with pf.-organ conductor.
© Sept. 3, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 6; E pub.
9222; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 19717
Same. © Sept. 4, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
6; E pub. 8863; Atlas music corp.,
New York. 19718
Bubbling over; words by George R.
Hornsby, music by E. Minor. ©1e.
Sept. 13, 1929; E unp. 108389; Ed-
ward Minor, Washington. 19719
Buddy George; melody by Douglas
Williams. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1929;
EH eunp. 11480; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 19720
Building air castles all around you;
words by Annabel Greer Moore, mu-
sic by G. D. Moore; pf. and ukulele
ace. [Photostat] © ec. Sept. 16,
1929; E unp. 10915; Grady D. Moore,
Nashville. 19721
Bunches of grapes; 2-pt. song, words
by Walter Ramal [pseud. of Waiter
De La Mare], music by Leslie H.
_Heward, of Great Britain, tonic solfa
tr. by H. J. Timothy; sop. voices.
4to. © Sept. 17, 1929; 1c. Sept. 18;
EH for. 6684; Stainer & Bell, Itd.,
London. 19722
Bundeslied zur hl. Cicilia; text aus
Mohr, Psilterlein, musik von Ferdi-
nand Cluesmann, of Germany, op.
24; a capella. 4to. 1. Méanner-
chor.—2. Gemischten chor. © Apr.
15, 1929; 1 c. each Aug. 14; E for.
6406, 6407; P. J. Tonger, Cologne/
Rh., Germany. 19728, 19724
Bunte suite; von Ernst Toch, of Aus-
tria, op.'48% orch, Partiturs ©
Sept. 12, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 3; HB for.
6503; B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Ger-
many. 19725
Buon capodanno; words and music by
P. Sciascia. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 14, 1929; E unp.
10889; Pasquale Sciascia, Philadel-
phia. 19726
pt. 111, n. S., Vv. 24
Burnin’ the iceberg; melody by Jelly-
Roll Morton [pseud. of Ferd Mor-
ton] ©1c. Sept. 28, 1929; E unp.
11383 ; Southern music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 19727
Burnt sugar; words and muSic by D.
F. Marcus. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Sept. 24, 1929; E unp.
11181; David Frank Marcus, New
York. 19728.
Busch (Adolf) Vier lieder; text von
Hichendorff, u. a., musik yon A.
Busch, of Germany, op. 11°. 1. Wie
rauscht es so sacht. [38 others] ©
June 15, 1929; 1 c. July 22; E for.
6233; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H., Ber-
lin. 19729
Buttercups; dance characteristic, by
Louis Panella; pf. © Sept. 17,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 163 Ey publ ora;
Volkwein bros., Pittsburgh. 19730
Butterfly ; japanische walzer-serenade,
lied u: boston, text von Beda, musik
von Robert Katscher, of Austria. ©
July 30, 1929; 1 ce. Sept. 10; E for.
6556; Wiener bohéme-verlag, Vien-
na. 19731
Butterfly and honey bee; words and
music by W. J. Deyo, arr. by Walter
W. Newcomer. © Aug. 28, 1929;
2c. Sept. 8; E pub. 8828; William
J. Deyo, Syracuse, N. Y. 19732
By and by; words and music by H. A.
Southard. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 10, 1929; E unp. 10738;
Harry A. Southard, Los Angeles,
19733
By candle light; by Henry S. Sawyer,
arr. by Florence B. Price, bowed
and fingered by Ann’ Hathaway;
violin, with pf. ace. © Sept. 24,
1929; 2 ec. Sept. 28; E pub. 9554;
McKinley music co., Chicago. 19734
By the sea; by Anton Arensky, arr
by Gordon Balch Nevin; organ.
Sept. 20, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 21; H pub.
9287; H. W. Gray co., New York.
19735
By the sounding sea; words and music
by HE. Flagg. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 1, 1929; H unp.
8614; Edith Flagg, Oakland, Calif.
19736
By the Zuyder Zee; words and music
by Frederick G. Johnson. © Aug.
29, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 3; E pub. 8826;
March bros., Lebanon, O. 19737
1056
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no..9, 1929
Cadetes mexicanos; by J. Chavez, of
Mexico, domiciled at San Diego,
Calif.; pf. [Photostat] © Aug. 6,
1929; 2c Aug. 8; H pub. 8980; Dio-
nisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 19738
Caliban; from Scenes from Shake-
speare’s The tempest, by Humphrey
J. Stewart; organ. © Sept. 12,
1929; 2 e. Sept. 14; E pub. 9182;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
19739
‘California; ballad, words and music
by ‘EB. EY Kuhie: ‘pf. © 1c.’ Sept
28, 1929; E unp. 11441; Ernst Fer-
dinand Kuhle, New York. 19740
‘California lullaby;
by B. Kellogg. ©1c. Sept. 9, 1929;
E unp. 10721; Bell Kellogg, San
Diego, Calif. 19741
Call (The) ; words and music by L. L.
Bissell. © 1 c. Sept. 20, 1929; E
unp. 11091; Lillian L. Bissell, Hart-
ford, Conn. 19742
Call me thine own; words and music
by H. Cullinan. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Sept. 10, 1929;
E unp. 10718; Hobart Cullinan, Buf-
falo. 19748
‘Call (The) of the vikings; Scandi-
navia, from The continent, by Chris-
tiaan Kriens; orch. pts., with pf. or
organ conductor. © Aug. 21, 1929;
2 ce. Aug. 24; E pub. 8809; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 19744
‘Call to arms; march, by C. W. Kern;
pf. duet. © Sept. 12, 1929; 2 «¢.
Sept. 14; E pub. 9204; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 19745.
Call (The) to Miami; march, by C.
La Monaca; drum and bugle corps.
Bail sc. ©). .c, Sept. 23, 1929 -" .
unp. 11126; Caesar La Monaca, Hol-
lywood, Fla. 19746
Call your shots; fox-trot, by Harry
Hoffman; orch. pts. Sept. 6,
1929; 2 ec. Sept. 23; E pub. 9293;
Denton & Haskins music pub. Co.,
inc., New York. 19747
‘Camp meetin’ song; arr. by Joseph W.
Clokey ; mixed voices. 4to. © Sept.
23, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 26; E pub. 9479;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 19748
Campesina; by J6e Chavez, of Mexico,
domiciled at San Diego, Calif.; pf.
‘[Photostat] .© Aug. 6, 1929; 2 ec.
Aug. 8; E pub. 8975; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 19749
lyric and music
19759
Can you imagine; words and music
by A. B. Taneyhill. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 30, 1929;
E unp. 11448; Alex B. Taneyhill,
Catonsville, Md. 19750
Can you read in my eyes; words and
music by Sam Coslow. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 21, 1929;
E unp. 11104; Spier and Coslow,
ine., New York. 19751
Canning and preserving; musical reci-
tation, music by Wm. John Hall. ©
Sept. 12, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 14; E unp.
9187; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 19752
Canto di
passione; intermezzo, di
Amilcare Pennati Malvezzi, of Italy;
piccola orch. parti, con pf. condut-
tore. © July 12, 1929; 1 ¢« Aug.
15; E for. 6218; A. & G. Carisch &
c., Milan. 19753
Caprice Herbert; by R. Arlington;
violin, with pf. acc. © 1 ¢ Sept.
16, 1929; E unp. 10921; Rex Arling-
ton, Huntington, Ind. 19754
Cara mia; words by May Markson
Pelunis, music by D. P. Lindenberg.
[Words and melody only] © 1e.
Sept. 11, 1929; E unp. 10794; Dor-
othy Pelunis Lindenberg, Los An-
geles. 19755
Carnations; by C. Edwin Crerie; pf.
© Sept. 17, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 16; E
pub. 9155; -Volkwein bros., Pitts-
burgh. 19756
Casanova; grosse fantasit aus der
operette, musik von Joh. Strauss-
Benatzky, arr. v. Henry Weber, of
Germany; with pf. conductor and
violin 1 conductor. 4to. 1. Odeon
orch. pts.—2. Salonorch. pts.—8. Pf.
© Dee. 27, 1928; 1 c. each Dec. 19;
E for. 2967; Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H.,
Leipzig. 19757
Casanova-marsch; aus Casanova, mu-
suk von Joh. Strauss-Benatzky, arr. —
v. Henry Weber, of Germany; with
pf. conductor and violin 1 conductor.
4to. 1. Odeon orch. pts.—2. Salon-
orch. pts.—3. Pf. © Dee. 27, 1928;
1 ec. each Dec. 19; EH for. 2966; Aug.
Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 19758
Casarina (La); mazurka, by Maxie
Pisegna; accordion. © Sept. 11,
19292 e) Sept 1 Epub. SOL 5
Roma music co., Cleveland. 19759
1057
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19760
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Casella (Alfredo) Concerto; par A. | Chanson triste; by A. Gretchaninoff,
Casella, of Italy, arr. par Erwin
Stein, of Austria; orch. a cordes.
Partitura. 1. Sinfornia. [3 others]
© June 30, 1929; 1 ec July 30; EB
for 5648; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 19760
Cast thy burden; 2 pt. anthem for
junior choir, words by Wesley Dur-
ham, music by Bernard Hamblen.
4to. New York, N. Y., Chappell-
Harms, inc. © Aug. 26, 1929; 2 ¢.
Aug. 27; E pub. 8790; Chappell &
co., ltd., London. 19761
Castle of roses; fox trot, words by
H. Helms, music by R. Beaudette.
© 1c. Sept. 7, 1929; E unp. 10690;
Ray Beaudette and Hugh Helms,
Tacoma. 19762
Cat’s (The) reel; by Jessie Furze, of
Great Britain; pf. (Jn 19380 school
examinations, pianoforte, lower divi-
sion, list C) © Aug. 7, 1929: 1c.
Aug. 19; E for. 6206; Associated
board of the Royal academy of mu-
sic and the Royal college of music,
London. 19763
Cause I’m that way over you; words
by Harold Schehr, music by M. A.
Greene; pf. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1929;
E unp. 10912; Michael Augustine
Greene, Whitestone, L. I., N. Y.
19764
Causerie; by Rudolf Friml, arr. by Jo-
seph Majet; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. “©. Tuly a 41929" 2c." Sept.
13; E pub. 9095; Kalmus filmusic
edition, New York.
Cebula z jajami; polka, melody by
Tih Zadtoga. ..O. ms cknsepin 30,
1929; E unp. 11486; Tadeusz H. Za-
droga, Philadelphia. 19766
Cedar melody; words and music by
W. Place, jr.; pf. © 1. Sept. 24,
1929; E unp. 11162; William Place,
jn, Providence: RR. i 19767
Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stéphanie)
Golden memories; English words
and ed. by Dawson Freer, of Great
Britain; in» F:'o:.© :Sept) 10, 12929;
1c. Sept. 21; E for. 6719; Joseph
Williams, ltd., London. 19768
Chanson au nuit; by William Bur-
rowes Cooke; violin and pf. © Sept.
6, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 28; E pub. 9542;
Co-operative music co., Philadelphia.
19769
19765
arr. by Nathaniel Shilkret, orch. by
William C. Schoenfeld; orch. pts.
© Aug. 16, 1929; 2 ce Aug. 19; B
pub. 8961; Atlas music corp., New
York. :
Chant funébre; par Jean Rivier, of
France; orch. symphonique. Parti-
tion. © July 4, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 9;
E for. 6265; Editions Maurice Sén--
art, Paris. 4 AO
Chant of the jungle; from Jungle,
lyric by Arthur Freed, music by
Nacio Herb Brown; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by Hank Linet. © Sept.
9, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 11; E pub. 9006;
Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer corp., New
York. 1972
Chante d’amour; by A. Gretchaninoff,
arr. by Nathaniel Shilkret, orch. by
William C. Schoenfeld; orch. pts.
© Sept. 4, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 7; E pub.
8918; Atlas music corp., New York.
19773.
Charlie’s idea; melody by Charlie
Lawrence. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1929;
_E unp. 11386; Southern music pub.’
/ co., inec., New York. 19774
Charlotte; valse intermezzo, by Ru-
dolf Friml, orchestration by Joseph
Majer; pts., with pf. conductor. ©
July 5, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 18; EH pub.
9096; Kalmus filmusic edition, New
York. 19775.
Chevauchée; épisode cinématographi-
que, par Francis Casadesus, of
France; orch. parties, avee pf. con-
ducteur et 1°" violon conducteur. 4to
© July 4, 1929; 1 ¢ Aug. 9; E for.
6263; Ch. Hayet,: Paris. 19776
Chickadee; by Wm. A. Taylor; pf. ©
Aug. 23, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 19; E pub.
9274; Anthony bros., Fall River,
Mass. 19777
Chicken, you can’t tell when a chick-
en’s fat by looking in her face;
words and music by A. W. Clement.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
Sept. 3, 1929;.E unp. 10489; Arthur
Wesley Clement, Mobile. 19778
Child (A) leadeth; biblical pageant
for Children’s day or general use, by
Margaret H. Yates, incidental music
by J. W. Lerman. 8vo. © Apr. 15,
1929; 2 ec Sept. 14; D pub. 27576;
Tullar-Meredith co., New York.
19772
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no. 9, 1929
19805
Children’s (The) hosanna; pageant for
Children’s day, by Verna Whinery,
incidental music by I. H. Meredith.
8vo.' © Apr. 15, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
14; D pub. 27575; Tullar-Meredith
co., New York. 19780
Children’s (The) prayer; words by
Robert Nelson, music by H. Baynton-
Power, of Great Britain; in D.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Aug. 15, 1929; 1 c« Aug. 28; E
for. 6363; Reeder & Walsh, London.
19781
Child’s evening song; by Wm. A. Tay-
lor: pf. © Aug. 23, 1929;'2 ¢. Sept.
19; E pub. 9273; Anthony bros., Fall
River, Mass. 19782
Child's (A) first note book; by Ida
Bostelmann; pf. vols. 1-3. © July
5, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 18; E pub. 9092;
Edwin F. Kalmus, inc., New York.
19783
China moon; by Albert Seward Ten-
ney; pf. © Sept. 17, 1929; 2c. Sept.
19; E pub. 9264; Schroeder & Gun-
ther, ine., New York. 19784
China (The) plate; action song, words
by B. M. Noble, music by Edgar
Moy, of Great Britain. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Sept. 14,
1929: 1 ce. Sept. 11; E for. 6669;
J. Curwen & sons, ltd., London.
19785
Chinese luliaby; by Albert Seward
Tenney; pf. © Sept. 17, 1929; 2 ¢.
Sept. 19; E pub. 9267; Schroeder &
Gunther, inc., New York. 19786
Chit-chat; for cinema, by Montague
Ewing, of Great Britain, arr. by A.
De Filippi; full orch. pts. © Aug.
16, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 16; E pub. 9461;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 19787
Choice hymns; selection of standard
hymns and gospel songs, compiled
by Harold Christian Clase, musical
editor I. H. Meredith. © July 23,
1929: 2 @ and aff. Sept. 28; AA
26094; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York. 19788
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) Etude;
from Trois etudes, transcribed for 2
pfs., 4 hands, by Edouard Hessel-
berg. no. 2, in A flat maj.—uno. 8,
in D flat maj. © Sept. 16, 1929;
2 c. each Sept. 21; E pub. 9346, 9347;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
19789, 19790
— Etude; op. 25, transcribed for 2
pfs., 4 hands, by Edouard Hessel-
berg. no. 6, in G sharp min.—no. 7,
in C sharp min.—no. 10, in B min.—
no. 11, in A min. © Sept. 25, 1929;
2 c. each Sept. 26; E pub. 9511-
9514; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 19791-19794
Etude; op. 25, transcribed for 2
pfs., 4 hands, by Edouard Hessel-
berg. no. 8, in D flat maj.—no. 9,
in G flat maj—no..12, in C min. ©
Sept. 16, 19, 1929; 2 c. each Sept.
21; E pub. 9348, 9349, 9289; Clayton
F. Summy co., Chicago.
19795-19797
Christ is born to-day; carol anthem,
words by J. M. Neale, music by T.
Frederick H. Candlyn ; mixed voices.
4to. © Sept. 14, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 17;
H pub. 9255; Oliver Ditson ¢o.,
Boston. 19798
Christ (The) way: hymn, words and
music by W. V. lvelson. © July 26.
1929; 2 ce Sept. 19; E pub. 9280;
William Verner Nelson, Philadel-
phia. 19799
Christmas (The) glory song; anthem,
new text by Edith Sanford Tillot-
son, set to Viennese melody, arr. by
I. H. Meredith; mixed voices. 4to.
‘© Sept. 10, 1928: 2 c. Sept. 14; E
pub. 9084; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York. [© new text and harmoniza-
tion | 19800:
Christmas (The) messenger; Christ-
mas service of song and story, by
Lorenz pub. co., lyrics by Sarah
Grames Clark, music by Norman
Lighthill. 4to. © Sept. 5, 1929;
2c. and aff. Sept. 28; AA 26102;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 19801
Chung-woo; intermezzo caratteristico
cinese, di Giovanni Papanti, of
Italy; orch. da sala parti, con pf.
conduttore. 4to. © Sept. 5, 1929;
te. Sept. 19; E for. 6717; Carlo
Schmidl, Trieste, Italy. 19802
Ciali do baksy; polka, by E. Grudow-
Ski-fipf. - ©: 1: ¢. ‘Sept: 13,,49295" Bi
unp. 10841; Edward Grudowski,
Philadelphia. 19803
Cielo stellato; waltz, melody by
Giuseppe Conte. © 1 ec. Sept. 25,
1929; E unp. 11284; Nicola Iandoli,
New York. 19804
Cinderella’s consolation; words by
Irving Kahal, music by J. Russel
Robinson; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Aug. 21, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 24; E pub.
8608; Vincent Youmans, inc., New
York, 19805-
1059
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19806
Cinema (The) kiss; humorous song,
words and music by Nelson Jackson,
of Great Britain. © July 30, 1929;
1¢ Aug. 28; E for. 6860; Reynolds
& co., London. 19806
Classic; by Alice Mengel; pf. ©
Sept. 7, 1929; 2 ce. Sept, 9; E pub.
9060; Noyes-group, New York.
19807
Clifford; words and music by B. A.
Smith. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1929; E
unp. 11186; Beatrice A. Smith,
Middlebush, N. J. 19808
Clothes don’t make the man; words
and music by Frederick G. Johnson.
© Aug. 29, 1929; 2 ec. Sept. 3; E
pub. 8825; March bros., Lebanon, O.
19809
Clowning; from So long Letty, words
by Grant Clarke, music by Harry
Akst; pf. and ukulele acc. © Sept.
20, 1929; 2c. Sept. 25; E pub. 9498;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
19810
Coast guard; march, by W. L. Skaggs,
op. 90; band pts. 4to. © Sept. 10,
1929; 2 @ Sept. 12; E pub. 9075;
Hiram C. Miller, Parkesburg, Pa.
19811
Cocaine Lil; American folksong, arr.
by Joseph W. Clokey; mixed voices.
4to. © Sept. 23, 1929; 2c. Sept. 26;
E pub. 9477; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 19812
Coleridge-Taylor (Soy eihe ys tour
visions; from the incidental music
to Faust, by S. Coleridge-Taylor, of
Great Britain; full military band
pts., with conductor. (Boosey’s
military-journal, 157th series, no. 4)
1. Helen. [3 others] © July 25,
1929; 1 ec. Aug. 16; E for. 6479;
Boosey & co., Itd., London. 19813
— Two dances; from the incidental
music to Faust, by S. Coleridge-
Taylor, of Great Britain; full mili-
tary band pts., with conductor.
(Boosey’s military journal, 157th
series, no. 3) 1. Dance of witches.
[1 other] (O;aluly 235 eco oc.
Aug. 16; E for. 6478; Boosey & co.,
ltd., London. 19814
Collection of Italian and Neapolitan
songs; compiled and arr. by A. De
Martino, of Italy; mand. 4to.-:
Series no. 95. © May 23, 1929; 1 ¢.
Aug. 30; E for. 6379; Italian book
co., New York. 19815
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
—
Collection (A) of popular Hawaiian
melodies; arr. by Robert Kamaunu:
pf. and ukulele ace. © Aug. 9,
1929; 2 e: ‘and “aff, Augs 13 9a4
25453 ; Hawaii sales co., ine., Hono-
lulu. 19816
Colleen; words and music by L. M.
Butler, music arr. by Walter W.
Newcomer. © Sept. 23, 1929; 2 «.
Sept. 25; E pub. 9471; Lily M. But-
ler, Chicago. 19817
Collegiate Sam; words and music by
Benny Davis and J. Fred Coots;
pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © Sept. 25, 1929;
2 c. Sept. 26; EH pub. 9487; Davis,
Coots & Engel, inc., New York.
19818
Collins (Walter R.) Four Cornish
dances; suite, by Walter R. Collins,
of Great Britain; full orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. (Boosey’s or-
chestral journal, no. 322 a, b, ¢@, d)
1. May-day dance. [3 others] ©
Aug. 6, 1929; 1 « Aug. 163, Hy ior:
6475; Boosey & co., Itd., London.
19819
Come along with me; words and music
by S. A. Masselle; violin. ©1e
Sept. .13;, 1929;, EB. .unp;. 1083298.
Alfred Masselle, Newburgh, N. Y.
19820
Come easy—go easy—love; words and
music by Sunny Clapp. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 19, 1929;
E unp. 11065; Southern music pub.
co., inec., New York. 19821
Come, Holy Ghost; music by Ernest
A. Dicks, of Great Britain; mixed
voices. 4to. © Aug. 28, 1929; 2 c.
Aug. 30; E pub. 8869; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 19822
Come live with me; madrigal for 5
voices, words by Christopher Mar-
lowe, music by Harold Lake, of
Great Britain. 4to. © Sept. 21,
1929; 1 'e. Sept... 23; HW for) oie.
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 19823
Come, my dear; words and music by
W. Place, jr.; pf. © 1 e¢. Sept. 24,
1929; E unp. 11165; William Place,
jr., Providence, R I. 19824
Come over and see me sometime;
words and music by Bud Landress.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Sept: 28, 1929; E unp. 11422;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New |
York. 19825
1060
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
Come take a trip in my aeroplane,
where no one can see us but Mister
Moon; words and music by J.
Gardiner. New York City, Frank
Harding.’ © +> Aug. 15, 192972 ¢.
July 29; E pub. 8780; Jennie Gardi-
ner, Rutherford, N. J. 19825
Comfy and cosy; written by R. P.
Weston and Bert Lee, composed by
Harris Weston, of Great Britain;
pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug. 22,
Pome eG, oe 28 2” fore "GhlT;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., London.
19827
Comme vous ]’aimez; waltz, by Louis
Panella ;..full. orch.. pts... 4to... ©
Sept. 14, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 18; E pub.
9040; Volkwein bros., Pittsburgh.
19828
Community spirit; march, by H. C.
Miller; band pts., with solo B flat
cornet conductor. 4to. © Sept. 19,
Wo2o.* 2G. “Sept. 12% Hy pub. 9074 ;
Hiram C. Miller, Parkesburg, Pa.
19829
Concepcion; lyrics by Adelaide F.
Simonton, music by Angela Vallejo
Eggleton, of Great Britain, domi-
ciled at San Francisco; pf. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 23, 1929; E unp. 11154; Angela
V. Eggleton, San Francisco. 19830:
Concert tango; by Rudolf-Friml; oreh.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
muy oy to29: 2 'e¢. Sept. 13; BE. pub.
9093; Kalmus filmusic edition, New
York. 19831
Concerto in E minor; by Pietro
Nardin: ~arr. by” Karl: “Rissland :
violin and pf. © Aug. 15, 1929:
2 c Aue 23: HF pub... 9326" Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 19832
Concinamus; song book for schools,
arr. and harmonised by Edward T.
Sweeting, of Great Britain. 4to. ©
mae. 12, 1929: 1c, Aus. 13-48) Sor.
6492; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
19833
Conflict; scherzo con brio, by Chris-
tiaan Kriens; orch. pts., with pf. or
organ conductor. © Aug. 21, 1929;
2 ec. Aug. 24; E pub. 8812; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 19834
Congratulations; ballad _ fox-trot,
words and music by Maceo Pinkard,
Coleman Goetz and Green & Stept;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © Sept. 6, 1929: 2 «.
Sept. 5; E pub. 8859; Green & Stept,
ine., New York. 19835
19845
Constantly; lyric and music by B. C.
Smith. [Words and melody onlyj
©1c. Sept. 3, 1929; EH unp. 11206;
Bernard Charles Smith, Pope, Miss.
19836
-Cop (The); for cinema, by Montague
Ewing. of Great Britain; full orch.
pts; .© Sept. 23, 1929;.2 ec. Sept.
23; E pub. 9832; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 19837
Copper blues; a policeman is not so
blue as he looks, voc. fox-trot, from
The show’s the thing, words and
music by Gordon Courtney, of Great
Britain; pf. acc., with ukulele ary.
by Alf. Ralston. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © June 6, 1929;
1c. June 17; E for. 5162; Campbell,
Connelly & co., Itd., London. 198388:
Core ca soffre; words by S. Capalbo,
musie by Louis Canoro; violin.
1c. Sept. 24, 1929; E unp. 11195;
Saverio Capalbo, Jersey City.
19839:
Corrido del General Gorostieta; letra
de M. M. Barrenechea, musica de
Raymundo S. Gonzalez, of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles. © 1 «@
July 12, 1929; E unp. 8792; Manuel
Mayo Barrenechea, Los Angeles.
: 19840
Cosas de la vida; bolero, letra y mu-
sica por J. Vilar. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ce. Sept. 18, 1929;
E unp. 10970; José Vilar, New York.
19841
Couldn’t we be like that; words by
Ed. Heyman, music by K. M. L.
Smith. [Photostat] © 1 ¢ Sept.
17, 1929; E unp. 11016; Kenneth
Moncrieff Leslie Smith, Garden City,
He. Ae ey 19842
Counterfeit love; words by G. A. Wil-
kens, music by May Dixon. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. June 24,
1929; E unp. 9098; George Alfred
Wilkens, San Francisco. 19843
Country dance; by George Hggeling,
op. 229, arr. by Preston Ware Orem;
pf. duet. © Sept. 12, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
14; E pub. 9190; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 19844
Country (The) fair; by Milan Roder;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
© July 571929 246" Sept 133.
pub. 9104: Kalmus filmusic edition,
New York. 19845,
1061
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19846
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Country (The) in autumn; by Rich-
ard Montaigne, of Great Britain;
pt! (© 'Awgs. 2/1929); de, Aas 728 -
E for. 6361; Reeder & Walsh, Lon-
don. 19846
Country (A) wedding; marcia rustica,
-for photoplay, by P. Mondrone;
orch. pts., with pf.-organ conductor.
© Sept. 3, 1929; 2c. Sept. 6; E pub.
9225; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 19847
Cousin Jedediah; by H. S. Thompson,
arr. by Joseph W. Clokey; mixed
voices. 4to. © Sept. 23, 1929; 2 c.
Sept. 26; E pub. 9480; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 19848
‘Cradle song; by Paul Zilcher, of Ger-
many, op. 180, no. 10, ed., annotated
and fingered by John M. Williams;
pf. © Sept. 23, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 25;
E pub. 9486; Boston music co., Bos-
ton. 19849
Cradle (A) song; 2-pt. song, words. by
Padraic Colum, music by E. T. Chap-
man, of Great Britain. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © July
30, 1929; 1 ec. Sept. 5; E for. 6593;
H. F. W. Deane & sons, the Year
book press, Itd., London. 19850
Cradle song of the Infant Jesus;
words from Old rhymes with new
tunes, old carol set to music in the
Dorian mode by R. R. Terry, of
Great Britain; mixed voices. lLon-
don, J. Curwen & sons, ltd. 4to. ©
Sept. 14, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 11; E for.
6667; Richard R. Terry, Woodstock,
Oxon, England. 19851
‘Cronies 0’ mine; or, Dear old cronies,
written and composed by Harry
Lauder, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Sept. 4, 1929; 2 ¢.
Sept. 6; E pub. 8933; Harms, inc.,
New York. 19852
Cross (The) (La Cruz); words and
music by V. Verhearst. [English,
Spanish, French and German text]
© Sept. 1, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 19; E pub.
9281; Victor Verhearst, Prescott,
Ariz. 19853
Crossing the line; by Reginald Somer-
ville, of Great Britain; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Sept.
3, 1929; 1 c.. Sept. 16; EB tor, 6621 ;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd., Lon-
don. 19854
Crow (The) song; caw, Caw, caw,
words by J. E. Guernsey, music by
Floyd Thompson. © 1 ec. Sept. 9,
1929; E unp. 10679; Thompson &
Guernsey, Indianapolis. 19855
Cry-baby, dry up those tears; words
and music by May Reese [i. e. E. M.
Reese. Words and melody only] ©
lic. Sept. 25, 1929; KH ump ZzGGe
Hstella May Reese, New Orleans.
19856
Csak egy szal virdgot ... [and] Csé
cso, cS6, CSO. . .3 verse @s zenéje
Sandor Jend, of Hungary. Buda-
pest, Nador Kalman. © May 31,
1929; 1 c. Aug. 3; EH for. 6550; Jeno
Sandor, Budapest, Hungary. 19857
Csak egy szal viragot; words and mu-
sic by Sandor Jeno, of Hungary. ©
1c. Sept. 18, 1929; E unp. 10874;
Sandor Jeno, Budapest, Hungary.
19858
Csirdés kiralyno és marica egyveleg;
by Kalman Imre, of Hungary. [Mel-
ody only] © 1. Sept. 18, 1929;
E unp. 10875; Kalman Imre, Buda-
‘pest, Hungary. 19859
Cuckoo (The) clock; by C. Edwin
Crerie; pf. © Sept. 28, 1929; 2 c.
Sept. 27; E pub. 9518; Volkwein
bros., Pittsburgh. 19860
Cumm’ e bella ’a mugliera; versi e
musica di A. Gildo, of Italy, domi-
ciled at Brooklyn; pf. © 1c July
26, 1929; EH unp. 108038; Armando
Gildo, Brooklyn. 19861
Cuore di madre; versi di M. Greco,
musica di G. Quartuilo. © 1c. Sept.
9, 1929; E unp. 10662; Giuseppe
Quartullo, New York. 19862
Cuore tzigano; tango, versi di V. Fia-
sconaro, musica di S. Martinelli, of
Italy. 4to. [Words and melody
only] © July 1, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 30;
E for. 6877; Italian book co., New
York. 198638
Czesé! Jenerale Pulaski, czeS¢; words
and music by A. J. Okulski. ©1e.
Sept. 25, 1929; EH unp. 11261; Alfred
Jos. Okulski, Passaic, N. J. 19864
D flat theme; by H. A. France; mel-
ody, with pf. ace. ©1e. Sept. 16,
1929; E unp. 10966; Herbert A.
France, Wethersfield, Conn. 19865
Dad; words by H. A. Fairley, music
by Samuel H. Speck. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Aug. 8,
1929; 2 ec. Sept. 10; E pub. 8997;
Helen A. Fairley, Peck, Id. 19866
1062
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
Daddy: words and music by M. I.
Bloom. [Words and melody cnly]
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1929; E unp. 11248;
Mabel Iris Bloom, Alpena, Mich.
19867
Daddy dear; waltz, words and melody
by K. Heberling, with pf. acc. by
Mrs) A.! Laibach? © UF ¢.\July’12,
1929; E unp. 8791; Katheryn Heber-
ling, Rockford, Il. 19868
Daffodils ; waltz, by Louis Panella: pf.
© Sept. 17, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 16; E
pub. 9154; Volkwein bros., Pitts-
burgh. 19869
Daffodowndillies; words and melody
by Mary Carson [pseud. of M. C.
Kidd], arr. by Aldridge Battelle
Kidd. ©1e. July 20, 1929; E unp.
10482; Mary Carson Kidd, Houston.
19870
Dahlias; by Louis Panella; pf. ©
Sept. 17, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 16; EK pub.
9148; Volkwein bros., Pittsburgh.
19871
Daily technical studies; by Samuel
Lifschey; viola. © Aug. 23, 1929;
2e. Aug. 26; E pub. 9140; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York. 19872
Dainty damozel; noveletteau, by Louis
Panella; full orch. pts. 4to. ©
Sept. 14, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 18; E pub.
9041; Volkwein bros., Pittsburgh.
% 19873
Daj buziaka polka; by K. Sokolowski ;
1st violin. © 1c. Aug. 31, 1929; E
unp. 10512; Kazimiesz Sokolowski,
Elizabeth, N. J. 19874
Dance (The); words by Mrs. M. A.
McDonald [pseud. of 8S. L. McDon-
ald], music by Phil Starr. New
York City, Frank Harding. © July
6, 1929; 2 c. July 18; E pub. &777;
Sarah Lores McDonald, Parma, Id.
19875
Dance away the night; from Married
in Hollywood, lyric by Harlan
Thompson, music by Dave Stamper.
© Sept. 5, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 6; E pub.
8910; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 19876
Dance away your blues; from The
show’s the thing, words and music
by Gordon Courtney, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. acce., with ukulele arr. by
Alf. Ralston. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © June 7, 1929; 1 «.
June 17; E for. 5160; Campbell,
Connelly & co., ltd., London. 19877
19888
Dance of the fox fairies; by Albert
Seward Tenney; pf. Sept. 17,
1929; 2 ce. Sept. 19; E pub. 9266;
Schroeder & Gunther, inc, New
York. 19878
Dance of the giddy girls; piano nov-
elty, by G. Stone. © 1c. Sept 18,
1929; EH unp. 11055; Gregory Stone,
Jackson Heights, L.I., N. Y. 19879
Danceopation; by D. N. Lipscomb; pf.
© 1e. Sept. 4, 1929; E unp. 10572;
Daniel Norwood Lipscomb, Calumet
City, Ill. 19880
Dancing shoes; fox-trot, from The
show’s the thing, words and music
by Gordon Courtney, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
Alf. Raiston. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © June 7, 1929; 1 «@.
June 17; E for. 5161; Campbell, Con-
nelly & co., ltd., London. 19881
Danmarks dejlige have; tekst af Aage
Barfoed, musik af Knud Lindhard,
of Denmark. © Aug. 8, 1929; 1 e¢.
Aug. 23; E for. 6440; Wilhelm Han-
sen, Copenhagen. 19882
Danny boy; pt. song, words, and mu-
sie adapted from an old Irish air,
by Fred E. Weatherly, arr. by Sum-
ner Salter; mixed voices. 4to. ©
Aug. 7, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 10; E pub.
8280; Boosey & co., inc., New York.
19883
Danse directoire; by Jos. Suder, of
Germany; pf. © Sept. 12, 1929; 2.
Sept. 14; E pub. 9192; Thecdore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 19884
Danse grotesque; by Claude Lapham,
op. 16, no: 4; pf. ©-July 23, 2929;
2c. Sept. 23; E pub. 9429; Craw-
ford music corp., New York. 19885
Danse hebraique; by Harl McDonald;
pt. GYIND IVR)
© Aug. 28, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 30; H
pub. 9165; Theodore Presser ¢Co.,
Philadelphia. 19886
Danse pour Katia; par Armand Bour-
nonyille, of France; flite ou violon
et pf., alto et pf., ou violoncelle et
pf.; parties. © July 19, 1929; 1 ¢.
Aug. 9; E for. 6247; Lucien de La-
cour, Paris. 19887
Danza circassa; di Tullio Carloni, of
Italy; piccola orch. parti, con pf.
conduttore. © Aug. 9, 1929; 1 «.
Sept. 14; E for. 6636; A. & G. Ca-
risch & ec., Milan. 19888
1063
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19889
Dark moon; from Jango, lyric by Pat
Ballard, music by Kendall Burgess
and Paul Van Loan; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Sept. 19, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 21;
EK pub. 9365; Remick music corp.,
New York. 19889
Dark moon; lyric by Pat Ballard, mu-
sic by Kendall Burgess and Paul
Van Loan. [Words and melody
only] ©l1e. July 29, 1929; EH unp.
83825; Remick music ecorp., New
York. 19890
Darkie (The) town drag; words and
music by Bern Woodford, of U. S.,
and Will Kennedy, of Great Britain;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by C. and
MO; Deess 111928 %.42 @, Sept, T,
1929; E pub. 9279; Cavender & Mills,
London. 19891
Darling, I am so lonely; words and
music by K. Annicchiarico. [Words
and melody only] © 1 «¢. Sept. 16,
1929; EH unp. 10948; Katherine An-
nicchiarico, Buffalo. 19892
Dat resurrection reveille; words by E.
B. Hunt, music by Harry Verona.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Aug. 81, 1929; 2 ec. Sept. 19; E pub.
9357; Emery B. Hunt, Montebello,
Calif. 19893
Dawn brings me sadness; fox-trot,
words and music by M. Rigney. ©
1c. Sept. 30, 1929; E unp. 11461;
Maud Rigney, Marysville, Kan.
19894.
Day dreams; waltz, by J. A. Alberino;
pl Oot le) As. 221929") Hy unp.
10796; Joseph Aloysius Alberino,
Jersey City. 19895
Day (A) of glory; anthem, words by
John Mason Neale, set to old French
melody, adapted and arr. by W. R.
Voris: mixed voices. 4to. © Sept.
10, 1929; 2 c Sept. 13; E pub. 9037;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
19896
Day (The) you fall in love; from
Tiger rose, lyrics and music by Herb
Magidson, Ned Washington and
Michael H. Cleary; pf. ace. with
ukulele arr. © Sept. 9, 1929; 2 «.
Sept. 12; E pub. 9213; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 19897
Days of long ago: words by J. Her-
ring, music by Richard Broughton.
© 1c. Sept. 6, 1929; E unp. 10628;
John Herring, Coverdale, Pa. 19898
pt. 111, 0. S., v.24
Dear America; finale of the 2d act,
and music by E. Scott.
©.aive
words
[Words and melody only]
Sept. 13, 1929; EH unp. 10842; Harle-
19899.
Scott, Flushing, N. Y.
Dear daddy, please don’t stay away;
lyrics by P. Martin, music by H. J..
Nov. 1, 1929; H.
Kiintpl., ©. ce.
unp. 12816; Harry Josef Klimpl and
Patrick Martin, New Haven.
and music by C. M. Evans. [Words
and melody only] © 1e. Sept. 11,
1929; E unp. 10747; Cora May Evans,.
Grand Ridge, Il. 19901
Dear little sweetheart of dreams;.
words by M. J. Fuoco and Paul
Spero, music by Anthony Naponelli
and Laura Monteforte.
melody only] © 1c. Aug. 19, 1929;
E unp. 10022; Michael J. Fuoco,
Chicago.
Dear old mother of mine; words by
L. Mitchell, music by Luther A..
Clark. ©1c. Sept. 4, 1929; E unp.
10559; Lewis Mitchell, Baltimore.
19903.
Dear one; words by Bernie McGowan,
music by Z. H. McGowan.
Sept. 16, 1929; E unp. 10934; Zada
Hale McGowan, Upper Darby, Pa.
19904.
Dear Uncle Sam; words and music by
J. G. Lamothe, of Haiti, domiciled
at New York. ©16ce. Sept..20, 1929;
E unp. 11087; Jean G. Lamothe,
New York. 19905
Dear wayward boy of mine; words:
by Mrs. Charles Hillman, music by
Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Sept. 27, 1929; E unp.
11851; Theresa Hillman, Youngs-
town, O.
Dearer than ever; words and music
by F. E. Woodburn.
Mrs. R. A. Woodburn. © Aug. 16,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 14; E pub. 9128;
Flossie E. Woodburn, Wauseon, O.
19907
Dearest one; lyric by Betty Morrison
[pseud. of B. M. Hawk], musie by
Jappie Judd [pseud. of Alice I. Judd.
Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 21, 1929; E unp. 8174; Betty
Morrison Hawk, Brooklyn.
Dearest one; theme song of Fancy
that, lyrie by Billy Curtis, music by
Larry Conley. © Sept. 20, 1929; 2°
ce. Sept. 21; E pub. 9464; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
19909”
1064
19900:
Dear little girl of my dreams; words.
[Words and.
19902”
Oi Cc.
19906-
Wauseon, O.,.
19908 -
wet rab
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
Dearest pal, how I miss you; lyric
by Gilbert Murray Brown, music by
Bruce Carroll. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1929;
E unp. 10665; Dora Brown, Mar-
quette, Mich. 19910
Declaration; by Wilson Manhire, of
Great Britain; violin, with pf. acc.
© Sept. 2, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 12; EH
for. 6657; Alfred Longnick & ©co.,
ltd., London. 19911
Deep River medley; intro. Mary and
Martha, and Swing low sweet char-
iot, arr. by Henry 8S. Sawyer, bowed
and fingered by Ann Hathaway; vio-
lin, with pf. ace. © Sept. 24, 1929;
2c. Sept. 28; E pub. 9550; McKinley
musie ¢co., Chicago. 19912
Defiance; agitato drammatico, by R.
Meredith Willson; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © July 5, 1929;
2 c. Sept. 138; E pub. 9102; Kalmus
filmusic edition, New York. 199138
Delight thou in the Lord; trio, words
from the Psalms and part of a hymn,
music by F. Leslie Calver, of Great
Britain; women‘s voices. 4to. ©
Sept. 10, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 13; E pub.
9038; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 19914
Delta upsilon book of songs; compiled
by Edward Lawall Seip. 8vo. ©
July 22, 1929; 2 c. and aff. July 23;
A 11331; Delta upsilon fraternity,
ine., New York. . 19915.
Desert; by Marion V. Gay; pf. ©
sept. 7, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 9; E pub.
9057; Noyes-group, New York.
19916
Desert sands; fox trot, words and
music by Sid Ellis. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 16, 1929;
E unp. 10893; Roger Graham, Chi-
cago. 19917
Deserted (The) child; words by H.
Swerdloff, music by Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. © 1 ¢. Sept. 9, 1929;
E unp. 10673; Herman Swerdloft.
Circle City, Alaska. 19918
Desesperado; letra y mtsica de Con-
rado Varela, of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles; pf. [Photostat] ©
Aue. 6, 19292 e ‘Auge, 8s" pub.
8978; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
19919
Desirée; by Rudolf Friml, orchestr:-
tion by Joseph Majer; pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © July 5, 1929:
2c. Sept. 18; E pub. 9097; Kalmus
filmusic edition, New York. 19920
19930
Deutsche lieder-walzer ; nach beliebten
deutschen liedern frei bearb. von J.
Weinberger, of Austria, arr. von
Ferdinand Loll, of Austria; salon
orch. stimmen, mit jazzbesetzung.
4to. © Nov. 24, 1928; 1 ec. July 23,
1929; E for. 6565; Josef Weinberger,
Leipzig. 19921
Diamonds; duet for xylophones, by
G. W. Hespe, of Great Britain;
military band pts., with conductor.
© Aug. 14, 1929; -1 ce. Aug. 26; E
for. 6490; Hawkes & son (London)
ltd., London. 19922
‘Dicky bird hops; by John, F. Carré,
op. 18, no. 2; pf. (Jn From Flor-
ence’s doll family) © Sept. 23,
1929;. 2. ¢. Sept...25.; .E; pub. 9441;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 19923
Diddle, diddle, doodle, doodle, dee;
words and music by Norman Mar-
ceron [i. e., L. N. Marceron. Chords,
single staff] © 1c. Sept. 7, 1929;
E unp. 10683; Louis Norman Mar-
ceron, Washington. 19924
Dimples; by Walter Rolfe; pf. ©
Aug, 31, 1929; 2°¢. Sept. 3; WH peb:
8831; Evans music co., Boston.
19925
Din lykke den bor i en hestesko; tekst
af Bgrge Miller, musik af Henry
Willum, of Denmark; pf. © Aug.
Sy, 1929° 1 ee Aug. 235 BY for nGtasc
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
19926
Distant bells; by Louis Streabbog, op.
63, no.*6, 2d pf. by Fleetwood A.
Diefenthaeler; 2 pfs. obl. 8vo. ©
Jury 2: 1929 5°2-e. July" Ss) shia:
7351; Gamble hinged music co., Chi
cago. 19927
Dixie dear, can’t you see I love you;
words by Harold Schehr, music by
M. A. Greene; pf. © 1. Sept. 16,
1929; E unp. 10918; Michael
Augustine Greene, Whitestone, L. I.,
ING 5; 19928
Do I know what I’m doing while I’m
in love; from Why bring that up,
words and music by Leo Robin,
Sam Coslow and _ Richard A.
Whiting; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Aug. 28, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 30; E pub.
8865; Famous music ecorp., New
York. 19929
Do it right; words and music by
Willie Jones. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Sept. 12, 1929; E unp.
10828; Progressive music co., New
York. 19930
1065
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
2 baa
Do-nuts; words and music by D. M.
Mozart, arr. by Ada W. Bolanz. ©
1c. Sept. 16, 1929; E unp. 10920;
Dorothy May Mozart, San Jose,
Calif. 19931
Do you believe; lyric and music by
Charles Barrelli and Billy Hays.
[Words and melody only] ©, 1 «.
Sept. 28, 1929; E unp. 3876;
Southern music pub. co., inec., New
York. 199352
Do you remember; words by H. Cook,
music by B. M. Hale. © Sept. 11,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 11; E pub. 9008;
Emily Cook, Chicago. 19933
Do you want my dreams, baby; words
and music by S. Arena. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 11,
1929; E unp. 10748; Santo Arena,
Grantwood, N. J. 19934
Doctor. Guy; words and music by C.
Simmons. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1929;
unp. 10580; Cyrus Simmons, Knox-
ville, Tenn. 19935
Does mama love papa this morning;
fox-trot, words by G. H. Bumpus,
music by Len Fieming. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 16, 1929;
E unp. 10930; Geo. H. Bumpus,
Fabius, N. Y. 19936
Does my baby; words by Jack Yellen,
music by Milton Ager. © 1 ¢. Sept.
25, 1929; E unp. 11279; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver City,
Calif. 19937
Doing the boom boom; from Why
leave home, words and music by
Con Conrad, Sidney D. Mitchel and
Archie Gottler. © Sept. 12, 1929;
2 ec. Sept. 13; E pub. 9029; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
19938
Dollar City happy land; words and
music by G. P. White. © Aug. 31,
1929; 2 @. Sept. 3; EH pub. 8818;
Grace P. White, Beaumont, Tex.
19939
Doll’s dream; by Wm. A. Taylor; pf.
© Aug. 23, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 19; B
pub. 9272; Anthony bros., Fall
River, Mass. 19940
Doll’s march; by Wm. A. Taylor; pf.
© Aug. 23, 1929; 2 ce. Sept. 19; E
pub. 9271; Anthony bros., Fall
River, Mass. 19941
®
pt. nT, 0. S., v. 24-
Donchetz (Frank B.) Valtz; melody —
by F. B. Donchetz, of Hungary, dom--
iciled at Bethlehem, Pa., op. 1, no. 1...
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1929; E unp. 11439;
Frank B. Donchetz, Bethlehem, Pa.
19942;
Don’t ever leave me; from Sweet Ade--
line, words by Oscar Hammerstein,.
2d, music by Jerome Kern; pf. and.
ukulele acc. © Sept. 4, 1929; 2 ¢..
Sept. 7; E pub. 8908; T. B. Harms.
co., New York. 19943.
Don’t keep me lonesome too long;.
words and music by Harry Tobias.
and Billy Moll. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1e. Sept. 21, 1929; BH.
unp. 11223 ; Shapiro, Bernstein & co.,
ine., New York. 19944.
Don’t say I told you; words and mu-
Sic by Dave Macon. [Chords, single
staff] © 1c. Sept. 6, 1929; E unp.
10616; Jack Kapp, Chicago. 19945.
Don’t say your [!] weary, don’t say
your [!] blue; words and music by
L: B. Kors. © [Photostati i @aaee.
Aug. 19, 1929; E unp. 11828; Leona
Busby Kors, Independence, Kans.
19946:
Doreen; words by Jessie Tarbox Beals,
music by W. EH. McGee. San Fran--
cisco, Western music co. © Aug.
25, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 23, 1929; E pub.
9401; Winifred H. McGee, Ceres,
Calif. 19947
Dorfweisen ; lAndler, by P. Miiller: 1st
B flat cornet. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1929;
E unp. 10976; Peter Miiller, Phila-
delphia. 19948
Down by the garden gate; words and.
music by D. M. Mozart. ©1ce
Sept. 16, 1929; EH unp. 10919; Doro-
thy May Mozart, San Jose, Calif.
19949°
Down in rainbow glen; words by H.
Tillotson, music by Robert Van:
Sickle. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1929; E unp. 11122;
Ethel Tillotson, Bradford, Pa. 19950:
Down in the old neighborhood; fox-
trot, by Wm. J. McKenna; special’
recording arrangement by Ted
Lewis; orch. pts., with words. ©-
Sept. 11, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 12; E pub.
9016; Edward B. Marks music co.,.
New York. 19951
Down our street [and] The empty
house next door; recitations with
musical ace.,, words by Martyn Her--
1066
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
bert, music by Herberte Jordan, of
Great Britain. © July 30, 1929: 1c.
Aug. 28; E for. 6367; Reynolds &
co., London. 19952
Down sunshine lane; words and music
by C. D. Davis. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. music Sept. 4, 1928;
1 ec. words July 26, 1929; E 704344 ;
Coleridge Dunbar Davis, Richmond.
19953
Down the boulevard; march, by Wal-
ter Rolfe; pf. © Aug. 31, 1929; 2.
Sept. 3; E pub. 88382; Evans music
co., Boston. 19954
Dream canoe; words and music by R.
A. LeBonde. © 1 ec. Sept. 5, 1929;
E unp. 10627; Robert Arnold Le-
Bonde, Portland, Or. 19955
Dream melody; by E. H. Paul; violin
oo ang pf. © Sept.. 6, 1929:°2¢
Sept. 28; E pub. 9535; Co-operative
musie ¢o., Philadelphia. 19956
Dream (A) of dreams; waltz, by F. C.
Menges; orch. pts. 4to. © Sept. 6,
$929-V2°C) Sept. 93 °E pub: S051 > FP.
C. Menges, Cleveland. © new ar-
rangement. 19957
Dream on; words and music by F. J.
Naibert. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Sept. 16, 1929; 2 «.
sept. 19; Hy pub. 9355; ..Wrank. J.
Naibert, Cedar Rapids, Ia. _ 19958
Dream (The) waitz of the cupie dolls;
by F. B. Barnhill; pf. © 1 e. Sept.
fete BL unp. J116(; Freda B.
Barnhill, Kimberly, Id. 19959
Dreaming; by T. Ciulla, jr.: pf. ©
ise... Sepp. 19,. 19297 BH unp. 11078;
Thomas Ciulla, jr., Brooklyn. 19960
Dreaming at twilight; waltz, words
and music by Van Buren Brent. ©
pepe. G,) 192): 2c Sept. o- Hi pub,
8971; Harriett Van Buren Brent
and Lester Loble, Helena, Mont.
19961
Dreaming of you; ballad, words and
musie by N. E. Tackett. New York.
City, Frank Harding. © July 18,
1929; 2 ce. Sept. 3; E pub. 8987; Nora
H. Tackett, Arthur, Il. 19962
Dreamland Hawaii, I’ll always think
of thee; words and music by Bertha
Weber; pf. and ukulele ace. San
Francisco, Sherman, Clay & co. ©
July 26, 1929; 2 ec. Sept. 9; E pub.
9400; Bertha Anna Weber, Berkeley,
Calif. 19963
Dreams of yesterday; words and mu-
sic by J. E. Howk. © 1 ce. Sept. 5,
19974
1929; HE unp. 10581; Jacqucline
Eleanor Howk, St. Louis. 19964
Dreams of yesteryear; reverie, words
and melody by Mary Carson [pseud.
or M:. C.. Kidd], ‘arr, by Aldrdse
Battelle Kidd. ©1c. July 20, 1929;
E unp. 10485; Mary Carson Kidd,
Houston. 19965
Dreamy Honolulu; words by Hugene
West, music by Albert Gumble; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Sept. 6, 1929;
2c. Sept. 6; E pub. 8898; Donaldson,
Douglas & Gumble, inc., New York.
19966
Drinking song; from A gest of Robin-
hood, words by Charles G. Norris,
music by Robert C. Newell. © Aug.
dot 920:; 2... Sept... 75 Hi: pub.» S944:
Bohemian club of San Francisco,
Calif., San Francisco. 19967
Durham (Agnes Devenny) Five song
poems. 1. A Hallowe’en fancy. [4
others] © Aug. 30, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
5; E pub. 8891; Agnes Devenny Dur-
ham, Oak Park, Ill. 19968
Dvorakova Citanka; ¢lanky a skladby,
ha pamét dvacatého patého vyroci
smrti Antonin Dvoraka, usporaka,
usporaidal Otakar Sourek, of Czecho-
slovakia. © May 15, 1929; 1c. June
14; E for. 6564; Statni nakladatel-
stvi v Praze, Prague, Czechoslovakia.
19969
Dynamic personality ; from Road show,
words and music by Fred Fisher,
George Ward and Reggie Montgom-
ery; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
Hank Linet [pseud. of Henry A.
Linet] © Sept. 9, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
11; E pub. 9022; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., New York. 198970
Dyspeptic Oscar James; words by A.
Clark, music by M. Clark. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Sept. 3,
1929; E unp. 10542; Mary Clark and
Ann Clark, Hollis, N. Y. 19971
Each day; words and musie by D. M.
Main. ©1e. Sept. 23, 1929; E unp.
11200; Don Musgrave Main, Knox-
ville, Tenn. 19972
Harly (An) morning rise; by Carl
Wilhelm Kern, op. 634, no. 2; pf.
© Sept. 24, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 28; BE
pub. 9566; McKinley musie¢ co., Chi-
cago. 19973
EKaster piece; by Ernest Walker, of
Great Britain; pf. © Aug. 27, 1929;
1 c. Sept. 16; E for. 6627; Augener,
Itd., London. 19974
1067
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
19975
pt. 111, 0. S., v. 24
Hasy lessons in Beethoven . by Thomas
Keighley, of Great Britain; pf. nos.
1-10. © Sept. 27, 1929; 1 @ Oct. 1;
HE for. 6746; Banks & son, York,
England. 19975
Hchoes; words and music by L. E.
Matthews. New York City, Frank
Harding. ©, Aug. :30, 192972 "c,
Sept. 19; E pub. 9362; Lily E.
Matthews, Viscount, Saskatchewan,
Canada. 19976
Hchoes of old Spain; by HE. Minor; pf.;
in C minor. © 1c. Sept. 13, 1929;
E unp. 10838; Edward Minor, Wash-
ington. 19977
Hden; words by G. A. Wilkens, music
by May Dixon. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. June 24, 1929; E unp.
$095; George Alfred Wilkens, San
Francisco. 19978
Educate your feet; from Almanac,
words by Jack Yellen, music by Mil-
ton Ager; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by Dan. Dougherty.”""© * Aue. 10,
19295. 2c) Aug, 123 0H pub: 8315;
Ager. Yellen & Bornstein, inc., New
York. 19979
Hgyszer voltam a balban; blues fox,
szovegét irta és zenéjét szerzette:
Salver Béla, of Hungary. Budapest,
Nador Kalman. © Jan. 9, 1929; 1c.
Aug. 8; E for. 6552; Béla Salver,
Budapest, Hungary. 19980
Hileen ; words and music by J. Weiller.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 11, 1929; EK, unp. 10757; Jack
Weiller, Chicago. 19981
Hileen, my blue eyed colleen; Irish
ballad, words and music by 8S. Lebi-
lane. New York City, Frank Hard-
ing. © Aug. 6, 1929; 2c. Aug. 21;
EK unp. 8848; Stella Lebilanc, Cohoes,
Nig. 19982
Hinmal oben, einmal unten; aus Hoch-
zeit in Hollywood, text von Bruno
Hardt und Leopold Jacobson, musik
von Oscar Straus, of Austria, arr.
von Gustav Blasser, of Austria. ©
Jan.1,,19296.1 ¢. Marsilae eh) tor.
3313; Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard
Herzmansky), Leipzig. 19983
EHlégie; by Richard Czerwonky. 1.
Violin and pf.—2. Violoncello and pf.
© Sept. 14, 1929; 2 c. each Sept. 17;
KH pub. 9257, 9258; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 19984, 19985
Elegische gesinge; drei miannerchére,
a capella, text von Bruno Schénlank
u. Alfred Thieme, musik von Erwin
Lendvai, of Hungary, op. 44, nr. 1-3.
4to. © Jan. 2, 1929: 1 ¢ Julyuise
BE for. 5565; C. EF. Peters, Leipzig.
19986
Elfin (The) clock; by Mathilde Bilbro;
pf. © Sept. 9, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 12;
Epub. 9050; Evans music co., Bos-
ton. 19987
Hifin’s song of joy; by Wm. A. Taylor;
pf. © Aug. 23, 1929; 2 ¢ Sept. 19;
E pub. 9275; Anthony bros., Fall
River, Mass. 19988
Hie attendait; de la fantaisie-opérette
Vive Leroy, paroles de René Pujol,
musique de Fred Pearly et Pierre
Chagnon, both of France; pf. et uku-
lele acc. © July 2, 1929; 1 c July
25; E for. 5912; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 19989
Ellen, sweet Hllen; from A gest of
Robinhood, words by Charles G. Nor-
ris, music by Robert C. Newell; with
violin obbl. © Aug. 1, 1929; 2 e.
Sept. 7; E pub. 8943: Bohemian club
of San Francisco, Calif., San Fran-
cisco. 19990
Elsker du mig endnu? fra P. H. rev-
yen, tekst af Alfred Kjerulf, musik
af G6sta Bohmann, of Denmark; pf.
© Aug. 8, 1929; 1 ec, Aug. 23; E for.
6436; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
19991
Emilio Carranza; marcha, by A. D.
Hernandez, of Mexico, domiciled at
El Paso; pf. ©1c. Sept. 28, 1929;
E unp. 11466; Alberto D. Hernandez,
El Paso. 19992
Empty (The) tomb; 2 pt. anthem for
junior choir, words and music by
Bernard Hamblen. 4to. New York,
N. Y.,. Chappell-Harms, ine. © Aug.
26, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 27; E pub. 8793;
Farms, ine., New York. 19993
Ena (Det) du vill men det andra du
Skall; foxtrot, text av Berco [pseud.
of Berndt Carlberg], musik ay Ar-
thur Helmer, of Sweden; pf. ©
May 1, 1929; 1 c. May 20; E for.
6382; Ernst Rolfs musikforlags, a.
b., Stockholm, Sweden. 19994
Hnchanted (The) isle; from Scenes
from Shakespeare’s The tempest, by
Humphrey J. Stewart; organ. ©
Sept. 12, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 14; E pub.
9180; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 19995
1068
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
End (The) of the day brings you;
words and music by G. HE. Myers.
[Words and melody only] ©1«
Sept. 16, 1929; E unp. 10905; Ger-
trude E. Myers, Portland, Or.
19996
End (The) of the lonesome trail; fox-
trot from The great divide, lyric
by Herman Ruby, music by Ray Per-
kins, arr. by Kenn Sisson; dance
orch. pts., with vocal or violin trio
arr. by Joe Garren. © Sept. 4,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 11; E pub. 9207;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
19997
End (The) of the lonesome trail; from
The great divide, by Ray Perkins,
arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus; vocal orch.
pts.; in E flat. 4to. ©,Aug. 23,
1929; 2 « Aug. 28; E pub. 8807;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
: 19998
Engine one-forty-three; words and
music by A. P. Carter. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 28, 1929;
E unp. 11866; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 19999
Equity will always see you through;
lyric by Allen Montgomery, music
by R. W. Bronson. © Aug. 28, 1929;
2 ce. Sept. 4; E pub. 8840; Allen
Montgomery and R. Willard Bron-
son, Hollywood, Calif. 20000
Hs wire ewig schad! tango aus der
operette, Abenteuer in Schottland,
text von Paul Frank und Peter Herz,
musik von Bernard Griin, of Czecho-
slovakia; salon orch. stimmen. 4to.
© Jan. 7, 1929; 1 ce. Mar. 13; E for.
3243; Julius Feuchtinger, Stuttgart,
Germany. 20001
Hs war einmal ein junges paar .°. .;
altes pommersches volkslied, dichter
unbekannt, neu bearb. u. in musik
gesetzt von L. Karlipp, of Germany.
© Dec. 28, 1928; 1 ec. Apr. 19, 1929;
HE for. 4176; Leberecht Karlipp ver-
lag, Stettin, Germany. 20002
Escape; by Alice Mengel; pf. © Sept.
7, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 9; E pub. 9073;
Noyes-group, New York. 20003
Essex-on-Champlain; words by G. O.
Webster, music by I. H. Meredith;
mixed voices. 8vo. © Sept. 1, 1929;
2 c. Sept. 25; E pub. 9467; George
O. Webster, Essex, N. Y. 20004
Estampes; par J. M. Zoubaloff, of
France; pf. 1. L’amour triomphant.
[2 others] © July 4, 1929; 1 «.
78419—29——3
20015
Aug. 9; E for. 6266; Editions Mau-
rice Sénart, Paris. 20005
Esther of olden days; play of old
Cherry Valley, in 4 acts, words and
music by A. P. Cox. [Libretto and
music] © July 22, 1929; 2 c Aug.
12; D 27571; Abraham B. Cox,
Cherry Valley, N. Y. 20006
Hstrellita; by Manuel B. Ponce, tran-
scribed for violin and pf., with
added cello pt., by Donald Heins,
of Canada. © Sept. 25, 1929; 1 «.
Sept. 23; E for. 6730; Frederick
Harris co., London. 20007
Eszeveszett rongy legénynek; verse
Kalman Laszlo [and] Kalarabé nem
valo a kecskének; verse Takats San-
dor, zenéje LAszlo Imre, of Hungary.
Budapesten, Nador Kalman. © Jan.
12, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 19; E for. 6540;
Imre Laszlo, Budapest, Hungary.
20008
Even if you get even with me; words
and music by Billy Moll. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 21,
1929; E unp. 11225; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 20009
Ever so; from The house that Jack
built, words by Donovan Parsons,
music by Ivor Novello, of Great Brit-
ain. © Sept. 3, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 4;
E for. 6487; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. 20010
Evergreen; lyrics by Bob Jaffee, mu-
sic by J. Abel. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 3, 1929; E unp.
10549; Jack Abel, Brooklyn. 20011
Every beginner’s tunes; by George
Coulter, of Great Britain; pf. nos.
(se Ne) Aue.” 30; 1929310 eo Sepe.
16; E for. 6659; Warren & Phillips,
London. 20012
Every-morning prayer; hymn, words
by William Fairfield Warren, music
by Edith Houghton Buell. © Aug.
18, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 6; E pub. 8901;
Marcus D. Buell, Boston. 20013
Every night in the week; words by
Sam Lewis and Joe Young, music
by Harry Warren. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Sept. 26, 1929;
E unp. 11308; Remifk music corp.,
New York. 20014
Every now and then; from The great
Gabbo, words by Don McNamee, mu-
sic by King Zany. © Sept. 16, 1929;
2 ce. Sept. 21; H pub. 9879; Sherman,
Clay & co., San Francisco. 20015
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20016
Everything happens for the best;
words and music by Walter Fett,
Aban Sarason and W. R. Williams.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
Sept. 26, 1929; E unp. 11321; Will
Rossiter, Chicago. 20016
Everything I do; words and music by
Dok Hisenbourg [pseud. of Adolphe
Hisenbourg] © 1 e. Sept. 12, 1929;
E unp. 11010; Adolphe Hisenbourg,
Roxbury, Mass. 20017
Everything is coming out all right;
words and muSic by A. M. Brown.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 28, 1929; E unp. 11443; Aaron
M. Brown, Palo Alto, Calif. 20018
Everywhere I look; words by Dena
Tempest, music by Molly Carew, arr.
by William Stickles; female trio.
New York, N. Y., Chappell-Harms,
ine. 4to. © Aug. 26, 1929; 2 «.
Aug. 7; E pub. 8788; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London. 20019
Ev’ry once in awhile; words by Larry
Norrett, music by L. Norrett and
Sam H. Stept; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Sept. 6, 1929; 2 ¢ Sept. 9; EH
pub. 8912; Winton music co., Cleve-
land. 20020
Explorers ahead; march, by R. Herr-
mann, of Germany, domiciled at
New York; pf. ©x1 c¢. Sept. 23,
1929; E unp. 11201; Rudolph Herr-
mann, New York. 20021
Exultate Deo; song of rejoicing, words
selected from the Psalms, English
adaptation and music by Mabel W.
Daniels, op. 83; mixed voices. 4to.
© Sept. 6, 1929; 2 ec Sept. 11: E
pub. 8954; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 20022
Fair flower of spring; words by Ma-
rion Ray, music by F. A. Challinor,
of Great Britain; mixed voices. ©
Sept; 27,..1929,;,.11.e;, Oct. ds 1H for.
6742; Banks & son, York, England.
200238
Fairest. (The). among ten thousand;
hymn, tr. from Swedish and new
arr..of music by N. Carlson. ©
May 4, 1929; 2 ec. Sept. 23; E pub.
9386; Nathaniel Carlson, Miami,
Fla. 20024
Fairy (The) shoemaker; by Ruth
Gipps, of Great Britain; pf.
Aug. 27, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 7; E for.
6560; Forsyth bros., 1td., London.
20025
pt. IIT, 0. 8., v. 24
Fall (The) of Gasparilla; libretto and
lyries by F. M. Winston, music by
H. Frey. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 10, 1929; D unp. 27579;
Florence Moore Winston and Hugo
Frey, New York. 20026
Fantoches; poésie de Paul Verlaine,
musique de Riccardo Pick-Mangia-
galli, of Italy, op. 40, n. 3. © Aug.
31, 1929; 1 ce. Sept. 14; E for. 6640;
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 20027
Far away; by Leopold Syré; pf. ©
Sept. 6, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 28; E pub.
9537; Co-operative music co., Phila-
delphia. ~ 20028
Far away in old Judea; 2-pt. song,
words by Hamilton Schuyler, music
by Paul Ambrose. 4to. © Sept. 10,
1929; 2 ec. Sept. 18; E pub. 9086;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
20029
Far out West; or, My Sacramento
home, words and music by Tama-
rack Taylor [i. e. W. N. Taylor]
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Sept. 25, 1929; E unp. 11288; Wil-
liam N. Taylor, Alta, Calif. 20030
Fare-thee well, fare-thee well Mother
Machree; words by H. Hughes, mu-
sic by Maloney bros. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Sept. 11,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 14; E pub. 9241;
Edward Hughes, Scranton, Pa.
20081
Farewell to the Highlands; words by
Robert Burns, music by Rennie
Pawson, of Great Britain; men’s
voices. © Sept. 27, 1929; 1 ¢. Oct.
1; EK for. 6743; Banks & son, York,
England. 20032
Farkas Ferene dr. notai 1; Meské
Zoltan, Valyi Nagy Gésa és Désa
Istvan szdvegeire, zenéjét szerzé:
Farkas Ferene, of Hungary. obl.
24mo. © Dec. 10, 1928; 1 © Sept.
9, 1929; EH for. 6602; Rozsavolgyi es
tarsa, Budapest, Hungary. 20033
Farmer’s (The) lullaby; words ty J.
Dillard, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1l1e.
Sept. 14, 1929; E unp. 10902; James
Dillard, Selma, Ala. 20084
Fascination; valse grazioso, by Ches-
ter Nordman; pf. © Sept. 9, 1929;
2 c. Sept. 12; E pub. 9047; Evans
music ¢o., Boston. 20035
Fascination; words and music by HE.
Scott. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 13, 1929; E unp. 10843;
Earle Scott, Flushing, N. Y. 20086
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no. 9, 1929
Father, all-holy ; motet, words tr. from
the Latin by G. R. Woodward, mu-
sic by Charles Wood, of Great Brit-
ain; mixed voices. 4to. © July 380,
1929; 1 c. Sept. 5; E for. 6600; H. F.
W. Deane & sons, the Year took
press, ltd., London. 20037
Father Mississippi; theme song of The
Mississippi gambler, lyrics by L.
Wolfe Gilbert, music by Harry
Akst. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Sept. 4, 1929; E unp. 10651; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 20038
Fear no more; 3-pt. song, words from
Shakespeare, music by M. Crichton,
of Great Britain; women’s voices.
London, J. Curwen & sons, ltd. 4to.
© Sept. 14, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 11; B
for. 6665; Margaret Crichton, Lon-
don. 20039
Fearless (The) suitor; for cinema, by
James C. Bradford; full orch. pts.
© Sept. 23, 1929; 2 ec. Sept. 23; EH
pub. 9836; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleve-
land. 20040
Fee caprice; intermezzo, by Milan
Roder; pf. conductor.
1929; 2 ec. Sept. 18; E pub. 9106;
Kalmus filmusic edition, New York.
20041
Fee fi fo fum; words and music by
Billy Moll and Harry Barris.
[Words and melody only] ©1ee.
Sept. 20, 1929; E unp. 11229; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., inc, New
York. 20042
Female (The) funster; an act from
The grab bag of gags, libretto and
melodies, by M. K. Jerome. © 1.
Apr. 23, 1929; D unp. 27508; Mau-
rice K. Jerome, Cedarhurst, L. LI.,
mn. 20043
Ferdinand and Miranda; from Scenes
from Shakespeare’s The tempest, by
Humphrey J. Stewart; organ. ©
Sept. 12, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 14; E pub.
9181 ; Theodore Presser co., Philadel-
phia. 20044
Festmusik ; aus dem Journal du prin-
temps 1695, musik von Johann Kas-
par Ferdinand Fischer, eingerichtet
von Hilmar Hockner, of Germany;
streicher u. bliser, ad lib. Partitur.
obl. 12mo. © Dec. 31, 1928: 1 ec.
Aug. 14, 1929; E for. 6895; Georg
Kallmeyer verlag, Wolfenbiittel-Ber-
lin. 20045
Fiddlin’ Joe; lyrics by Haven Gillespie,
music by Mabel Wayne. [Words
and melody only] ©1c. Aug. 29,
© July 5,.
20056
1929; E unp. 10648; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 20046
Fields (The) o’ Ballyclare; 3-pt. song,
words by Denis A. McCarthy, musie
by Florence Turner-Maley, new arr.
by Grover Ackley Brower; women’s
voices. 4to. © July 5, 1929: 2c.
July 6; E pub. 7397; R. L. Hunt-
zinger, ine., New York. 20047
Fierce raged the tempest; hymn-an-
them, words by Godfrey Thring,
music by Daniel Protheroe; mixed
voices, with organ acc. 4to. © Aug.
29, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 3; E pub. 8847;
Boston music co., Boston. 20048
Fiesta in Seville; allegro giocoso, for
photoplay, by Sam A. Perry, orch.
by George J. Trinkaus; pts., with
pf., organ, conductor. © Sept. 38,
1929; 2 ec. Sept. 6; E pub. 9221; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 20049
Filarmonica; medley of original tunes
and lyrics, by R. Kountz. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Sept. 17%,
1929 ; HE unp. 11051; Richard Kountz,
New York. 20056
Fire drill march ; by Henry S. Sawyer;
pf. © Sept. 24, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 28;
E pub. 9572; McKinley music co,,
Chicago. 20054
Fireside memories; by Christine and
Beatrice Budd; pf. South London-
derry, Vt., Lawrence bros. © Aug.
26, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 26; E pub. 8856;
Christine Budd, Danbury, Conn.
20052
First dance song; play the sweet ma-
bile, 4-pt. cho., music by Theophil
Wendt, of Great Britain, domiciled
at New York; women’s voices. 4to.
© Aug. 28, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 26; EB
pub. 9188; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 20053
First forty lessons for violin or fiddl-
ette classes ; by Edwin Harris Bergh.
© Sept. 19, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Sept.
21; AA 24332; Gamble hinged music
co., Chicago. 20054
First (The) period at the piano; with
and without words, by Hope Kam-
merer, of Canada. obl. 8vo. ©
Sept. 5, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 12; HE for.
6662; Waterloag music co., Waterloo,
Ont., Canada. 20055
First tunes for the ’cello; nos. 77-84
of the Oxford ’cello method, by Wil-
liam E. Brockway, of Great Britain;
with pf. accs. © July 25, 1929; 1:c.
Sept. 5; E for. 6466; Oxford univer-
sity press, London. 20056
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20057
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
Five (The) pickaninnies; dance on the
black keys, by Helen MacGregor; pf.
© Aug. 28,'1929; 2 c. Aug. 30: HB
pub. 8773; Boston music co., Boston.
20057
Flag (The) of good will; national an-
them, music arr. from Der tannen-
baum, new harmonization by Ed-
ward Ellsworth Hipsher, new words
by M. S. Jones; mixed voices. 8vo.
© Aug. 30, 1929; 2 c Sept. 9; E
pub. 8945; Mary Shafer Jones, Mid-
dletown, Md. 20058
Flag (The) of our nation; lyric by
L. M. Post, music by Kinsel Pearce.
© 1c. June 17, 1929; E unp. 8746;
Luella May Post, Lexington, O.
20059
Fiam:ng youth; march, by W. P. Mc-
Adow; orch. pts. 4to. © Sept. 6,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 9; E pub. 8964;
William P. McAdow, Greenville, Ill.
20060)
Flapperette song; words by L. Byrd
and D. S. Carlson, music by D. S.
Carlson. [Photostat] © 1 ¢. Sept.
3, 1929; E unp. 10498; Dorothy S.
Carlson and Lee Byrd, Oakland,
Calif. 20061
Flappers on parade; words and music
by Benny Davis and J. Fred Coots:
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © Sept. 25, 1929;
2c. Sept. 26; E pub. 9490; Davis,
Coots & Engel, ine., New York.
20062
Flemming (Fritz) 60 tibungsstticke
fiir oboe; von Fritz Flemming, of
Germany. Teil 1, 2, 3. © May 22,
1929; 1 c. each Aug. 14; E for. 6410,
6415, 6417; Wilhelm Zimmermann,
Leipzig. 20063-20065
Flip; caprice, von Alexander Laszlo,
of Germany; klavier. © Aug 14,
1929; 1 e. Sept. 3; E for. 6569;
Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 20066
Flip; caprice, von Alexander Laszlo,
bearb. von August Leopolder, of Ger-
many ; 2 klaviere, 4 hinden. © Aug.
14, 1929; 1 ec. Sept. 3; E for. 6571;
Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig. 20067
Florida nights; words and musie by
J. Abel. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 3, 1929; E unp. 10562;
Jack Abel, Brooklyn. 20068
Flower of my heart, my rose; poem
by Leo Wood, music by Leo Ed-
wards; in D. © Sept. 24, 1929; 2c.
Sept. 25; E pub. 9469; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine., New York.
[© change in melody] 20069
Flowers brought memories of you;
words and music by M. L. Done.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Sept. 4, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 14; E pub.
9238; Melvin Leo Done, Eureka,
Utah. 20070
Flying high; piano novelty, by R.
Beaudette. © 1 c. Sept. 20, 1929;
E unp. 11092; Ray Beaudette, Ta-
coma. 20071
Fo’c’stle dance; by Reginald Somer-
ville, of Great Britain; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Sept.
3, 1929; 1 ec. Sept. 16; E for. 6623;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd., Lon-
don. 20072
Foden’s guitar duets; by William
Foden. bk. 1, 2. © Sept. 26, 1929;
2c. each Sept. 30; aff. Sept. 28; A
25702, 25703; Wm. J. Smith music
co., inc., New York. 200738, 20074
Folk-dance suite; by Alec Rowley, of
Great Britain. 1. With marjoram
gentle. [4 others] 1. String orch.
Se.—2. Pf. © Sept. 21, 1929: 1 ¢.
each Sept. 23; E for. 6724, 6725;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
20075, 20076
Follow the star; Christmas service, by
Lorenz pub. co., text by Rene Bron-
ner, music by Fred. B. Holton. ©
Sept. 3, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Sept 28;
. AA 26096; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton.
20077
Follow the sun in the morning and
you'll sit on the moon by to-night;
words and music by Billy Moll.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Sept. 21, 1929; E unp. 11215; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
20078
Fool’s paradise; words by G. A. Wil-
kens, music by May Dixon. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. June 24,
1929; E unp. 9094; George Alfred
Wilkens, San Francisco. 20079
For just a little love from you; words
and music by Irving White and
Charles L. Cooke; orch. pts. 4to. ©
Sept. 6, 1929; 2 ec. Sept. 28; E pub.
9392; Melrose bros. music ¢0., inc.,
Chicago. 20080
For one another; lyrics by Dorothy
Fields, music by Jimmy McHugh;
pf. ace. with ukulele arr. by M.
Kalua. © July 22, 1929; 2 ¢. Sept.
7; E pub. 8915; Mills music, inc.,
New York. 29081
1072
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
Forest (A) melody; by Montague F. | Four feathers;
Phillips, of Great Britain, op. 49,
mos/12 pf. »*© oSeptyilh 19295.) 1- c.
Sept. 18; E for. 6680; Chappell &
co., Itd., London. 20082
Forever mine; ballad, words by J.
Damico, musie by Ray Litzenberger.
© July 1, 1929; 2c. Sept. 4; E pub.
9124; Joseph Damico, Wilkes-Barre,
Pa. 20083
Forget me; words by Irving Kahal
and Willie Raskin, music by Henry
Lodge; pf. and ukulele acc. © Sept.
38, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 4; E pub. 8838;
Arthur Behim music corp., New
York. 20084
Forgive and forget; words and music
by J. H. Christensen. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 23, 1929;
E unp. 11191; John Harry Christen-
sen, Salt Lake City. 20085
Forgive and forget; words by I. E.
Corey, music by C. Albert Scholin.
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1929; E unp. 10765;
Florence E. Corey, La Porte City,
Ta. 20086
Forgotten ; words and music by O. Lee.
© 1 ec. Sept. 7, 1929; E unp. 10682;
O’Neil Lee, Hollywood, Calif. 20087
Forgotten (A) melody; words and
musie by Dick Leibert and Don Bes-
tor. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Sept. 18, 1929; E.unp. 10996;
Santly bros., inc., New York. 20088
Forgotten (The) sun-dial; by James
Francis Cooke; pf. © Aug. 28, 1929;
2 c. Aug. 30; E pub. 9167; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 20089
Fortunate (The) lovers; legend, words
by Aage Hermann, English words
by Paul England, music by Alfred
Tofft, of Denmark. © Aug. 8, 1229;
1 ec. Aug. 23; E for. 6489; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 20090
Forward! ever forward! words and
music by Meta Maclean, of Australia.
© Aug. 31, 1928; 1c. Sept. 19; E for.
6455; Council of the Queensland
couniry women’s assn., Toowoomba,
Queensland, Australia. 20091
Foshay tower; words and music by
Gustav Schoettle. © Sept. 10, 1929;
2 ¢. sept..185~>H pup. 9250; W. .B:
Foshay co., Minneapolis. 20092
Foundation technics for piano; by C.
Quintin Cooke. © Sept. 12, 1929;
2 c Sept. 28; aff. Sept. 27; AA
25612; Co-operative music co., Phila-
delphia. 20093
20106
music se, by Wm.
Frederick Peters; ist violin pt. ©
Sept. 28, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 21; H. pub.
9298; Sam Fox pub co., Cleveland.
20094.
Four-part sight tests; by Arthur Som-
ervell, of Great Britain; mixed
voices, without ace. bk. 1-3. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© May 2, 1929; 1 c each Aug. 16;
E for. 6186-6138; Oxford university
press, London. 20095-20097
Fourty and tight; melody by Frank
Melrose. © 1 c. Sept. 9, 1929; EH
unp. 10725; Lester Melrose, Chicago.
20098
Fox favorite orchestra folio; by J. S.
Zamecnik, Grant Wellesley and
others; 1st violin. v. 6, nos. 1-11.
4to. © June 24, 1929; 2 c. June 24;
E pub. 7033; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 20099
Fox-trot no. 1; by F. Ramondetta;
violin. © 1 c« Sept. 23, 1929; E
unp. 11145; Frank Ramondetta,
Brooklyn. 20100
Foxtrot-potpourri; von Carl Robrecht,
of Germany, nach Franz Lehar’s
operette Die lustige witwe, klavierar-
rangement von Gustav Blasser, of
Austria. © Dec. 22, 1928; 1 c. Mar.
13, 1929; E for. 3317; Ludwig Dob-
linger (Bernhard MHerzmansky),
Leipzig. 20101
Frankie and Johnny; bar-room classie,
American folksong, arr. by Joseph
W. Clokey; mixed voices. 4to.
Sept. 28, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 26; E pub.
9478; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
20102
Franzosa (Joseph) Twelve violincello
[!] duetts; arr. by J. Franzosa.
Aug. 7, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 28; aff. Sept.
27; AA 25611; Joseph Franzosa,
Philadelphia. 20103
Freakish; melody by J. Morton. ©
1 ec. Sept. 28, 1929; EH unp. 11378;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 20104
Freakish light blues; fox-trot, melody
by Lewis Russell and Paul Barbarin.
© 1-¢e. Sept. 28, 1929; H unp. 11372;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 20105
Free; words by Betty Morrison
[pseud. of B. M. Hawk], music by
Jappie Judd [pseud. of Alice I.
Judd.] [Words and melody only]
© 1c. June 12, 1929; E unp. 7861;
Betty Morrison Hawk, Brooklyn,
20106
1073
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20107
Fremdenlegionair (Der); die schwal-
ben, romance, lied von A. Panseron,
bearb. v. Gerd Ramon, of Germany ;
salon orch. stimmen, mit text. 4to.
© Nov. 15, 1928; 1c. July 23, 1929;
E for. 6566; C. A. Klemm, Leipzig.
20107
Fretting (The) man; words by Joseph
Rodman Drake, music by F. H.
Teats. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 7, 1929; BH unp. 10709;
Frank H. Teats, Kingman, Ariz.
20108
Friends; words by G. P. Morris, mu-
sic by R. Dolphin. © 1. Sept. 10,
1929; E unp. 10733; Rita Dolphin,
Washington. 20109
From Germany to Tokio with the Graf
Zeppelin; words and music by R.
Plath. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1929; BH unp. 11035 ;
Richard Plath, Chicago. 20110
Fihlst du nicht, was meine hand dir
sagt? walzerlied, aus Hochzeit ‘in
Hollywood, text von Bruno Hardt
und Leopold Jacobson, musik von
Oscar Straus, of Austria, bearb. von
Gustav Blasser, of Austria. © Jan.
bi 19295. VED Maris eH: foro B88i2:
Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herz-
mansky), Leipzig. 20111
Fughe e fughette; di Mario Pilati, of
aly: pi nes. 125.5 © Sept:.16,
1929: 1.¢. Sept.) 18; wh. for. . 6691;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 20112
Funny, dear, what love can do; slow
fox-trot, by George A. Little, Char-
ley Straight and Joe Bennett, arr.
by Paul Weirick; orch. pts.. with
words: ) 4to.7© Aug: 5,1, 1929052 -c.
Aug. 6; E, pub. 8259; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 20113
Funny what a little kiss will do; lyric
by Sammy Lerner, music by Al Hoff-
man; pf. and ukulele acc. © Sept.
20, 1929; 2 c. Sept: 213° E pub. 9376;
Joe Hiller musie corp., Pittsburgh.
20114
Furies; by Milan Roder; oreh. p‘s.,
with pf. conductor. © July 5, 1929;
2c. Sept. 13; E, pub. 9107; Kalmus
filmu:ic edition, New York. 20115
Furry’s blues; words and music by
Furry Lewis. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 28, 1929; E unp.
11415; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 20116
Ga ga (The) bird; from The great
Gabbo, words by Paul Titsworth,
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
music by Lynn Cowan. © Sept. 16,
1929; 2 ec. Sept. 21; E pub. 9382;
Sherman, Clay & co., San Francisco.
20117
Gaby; valse, de Les nouveaux mes-
sieurs, paroles de Jacques-Charles
et Léo Leliévre, fils, musique de
Henri Chwast, of France; pf. et uku-
lele acc. © July 2, 1929; 1 c. Aug.
9; E for. 6274; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 20118
Gaditana; paso doble, di Aldo Livio,
of Italy; piccola orch. parti, con pf.
conduttore e violino 1 direzione. 4to.
© Sept. 30, 1929; 1: ¢. Sept. 14; EB
for. 6682; Benini & Rampoldi, Como,
Italy. 20119
Gamble’s class method for strings;
by Max Fischel and Aileen Bennett.
bk. 1. 1. Violin.—2. Viola.—3. Cello.
© Sept. 19, 28, 1929; 2 c. and aff.
each Sept. 21, 30; AA 24331, 24591,
24592; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago. 20120-20122
Gamle Noreg; ord av Ivar Asen, musik
av I. Bache, of Norway. Oslo, Norsk
musikforlag. © Dec. 1, 1928; 1 «¢.
Sept. 12, 1929; E for. 6629; Isak
Bache, Sandefjord, Norway. 20123
Gamle (Den) pige; fra P. H. revyen,
tekst af Alfred Kjerulf, musik af
Axel Thingsted, of Denmark; pf. ©
Aug. 8, 1929; 1. e. Aug. 23; HE for.
6446; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
20124
Garfinkel marchibg song; words by
N. B. Jones, jr., music by F. 8. Per-
kins. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1929; EH unp.
10787; Frank S. Perkins and Nelson
B. Jones, jr., Providence, R. I.
20125
Gaul (Harvey) Five traditional
French Christmas earols; tr. by
Avery Gaul; arr. for women’s
voices. 1. I know, O Virgin Mary.
[4 others] © Sept. 11, 1929; 2 «.
Sept. 17; E pub. 9256; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 20126
Gavotta; di Albert Lewis [pseud. of
Luigi Albergoni], of Italy; piccola
orch. parti. 4to. © Aug. 16, 1929;
1c. Sept. 14; E for. 6685; A. & G.
Carisch & c., Milan. 20127
Gavotte; by Beryl Rubinstein; pf. ©
June 19, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 12; E pub.
9973; Car] Fischer, inc., New York.
20128
1074
no. 9, 1929
Geisha in despair; by Rudolf Friml;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
© July 5, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 18; E pub.
9094; Kalmus filmusic edition, New
York. 20129
Gem (The); by T. H. Clough, of Great
Britain ; trombone solo, with pf. acc.
© Aug. 6, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 16; E for.
6474; Boosey & co., Itd., London.
20130
Gems of the East; group of Palestin-
ian airs and words, arr. by Rahmé
Haidar, of Syria, domiciled at Phila-
delphia ; pf.. 1. The angel’s message.
[5 others] © May 17, 1929; 2 «.
July 15; E pub. 8781; Rahmé Hai-
dar, Philadelphia. 201381
Georgia pines; words by Jo Trent,
music by Peter De Rose; pf. ace.,
with ukulele or banjulele banjo arr.
by May Singhi Breen. © Sept. 25,
1929; 2 ec. Sept. 26; E pub. 9493;
Joe Morris music co., New York.
20132
Geraldine caprice; by M. A. Trippett,
94T., by, - Harry. J: Lineoln; .B. flat
clarinet, with pf. ace. (Cover ti-
tle:—Caprice Geraldine) © Sept.
11, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 11; E pub. 9018;
Martin A. Trippett, Bartlesville, Okl.
20133
Geraniums; by C. Edwin Crerie; pf.
© Sept. 17, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 16; E
pub. 9147; Volkwein bros., Pitts-
burgh. 20134
Get happy; words by Ted Koehler,
musie by Harold Arlen. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Aug. 1, 1929;
E unp. 9414; George & Arthur Pian-
tadosi, inc., New York. 201385
Ghys (Henri) Air; composé par le
roi Louis XIII, arr. von F. F. Hiller,
of Germany; salor orch. stimmen,
mit violino 1 direction. © Sept. 9,
1929; 1 ce. Sept. 19; E for. 6678;
Adoiph Firstner, Berlin. 20136
Giglia; mazurka, by A. Bacecari;: solo
cornet. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1929; HE
unp. 10869; Angelo Bacecari and
Harry Tafarella, Brooklyn. 201387
Gin (The) done done it; words and
musie by Willié Jones. [Words and
melidy only] © 1c. Sept. 12, 1929;
EK unp. 10827; Progressive music co.,
New York. 20138
Gioia di bimba; polka, melody by G.
Vicari, of Italy, domiciled at New
York. © 1c. Sept. 13, 1929; E unp.
10849; Giovanni Vicari, New York.
20139
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
20151
Girl (The) I love to baby; words and
music by A. L. Hoch. © 1 ¢. Sept.
14, 1929; E unp. 10894; Alvina L.
Hoeh, Buffalo. 20140
Girl (The) I met from Tennessee;
words and music by J. HE. Nichols.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Sept. 6, 1929; E unp. 10625; Joseph
E. Nichols, Saginaw, Mich. 20141
Girl (The) that I won and lost; words
and music by P. C. Hayes and W. J.
Gordon. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 10, 1929; E unp. 10716;
Perey C. Hayes and Wm. J. Gordon,
Valley Stream, L. I., N.Y. 20142
Girl (The) who was led astray; words
and music by P. Lewis, of Canada.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Sept. 16, 1929; E unp. 10951; Percy
Lewis, Lethbridge, Alta., Canada.
20143
Girlish ankles; tango, by Barretto de
Souza, of Great Britain, domiciled
at New York. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1929;
EH unp. 10933; J. Barretto de Souza,
New York. 20144
Give me the flowers and trees; words
and music by G. E. Morley. ©1e.
Sept. 21, 1929; EH unp. 11105; Ger-
trude Hstelle Morley, Silverton, Or.
20145
Gladiators’ tournament; allegro tem-
pestuoso, by Julius Clemandh; orch.
pts., with pf. or organ conductor. ©
Aug. 21, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 24; E pub.
88138; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 20146
Gladiolas; by Louis Panella; pf. ©
Sept. 17, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 16; E pub.
9146; Volkwein bros., Pittsburgh.
20147
Gladly; words and music by Ted
Koehler and Harold Arlen; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. © Sept. 3, 1929;
2c. Sept. 6; E pub. 9218; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 20148
Gloria; words and music by S. A.
Masselle; violin. © 1 ¢. Sept. 11,
1929; E unp. 10792; S. Alfred Mas-
selle, Newburgh, N. Y. 20149
Go lovely rose; poem by Edmund Wal-
ler, music by Albert Hay Malotte.
© 1c. Aug. 13, 1929; E unp. 9110;
Fox ‘film corp., New York. 20150
Go tell it on de mountains! negro
spiritual, arr. by Harry TT. Bur-
leigh ; mixed voices; organ ace. 4to.
© Sept. 14, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 16; E
pub. 9328; G. Ricordi &_ co., “inc.,
New York. 20151
1079
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20152
pt. 111, H.'S., "Veet
God changed his name; hymn, words
and music by C. C. Mourer. © Feb.
1, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 5; E pub. 8896;
Charles C. Mourer, Cincinnati.
20152
God is calling yet; solo or quartet,
words anon., arr. by N. C., music by
N. Carlson. © May 4, 1929; 2 ¢.
Sept. 23; E pub. 9387; Nathaniel
Carlson, Miami, Fla. 20153
God’s peace; hymn, words and music
by W. M. Runyan. © Sept. 2, 1929;
2c. Sept. 28; E pub. 9416; William
M. Runyan, Chicago. 20154
Going ’round the mountain; words and
music by J. Jackson. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 28, 1929;
EH unp. 11420; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 20155
Golden (The) isle; by Yvonne Adair,
of Great Britain; pf. 1. Prelude,
the gulls. [5 others] © Aug. 27,
1929; 1 c. Sept. 7; E for. 6561; For-
syth bros., ltd., London. 20156
Golden (The) trail; words and music
by N. K. Logan. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 12, 1929; E unp.
10809; Norina Kate Logan, Los An-
geles. 20157
Golondrina (La); by Serradell, arr.
by Albert Harvey; 2 violins and pf.
© Sept. 10, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 12; BH
pub. 9048; Fred Heltman co., Cleve-
land. 20158:
Gone; words and music by M. Brennan
and D. Donohoue. © 1 ¢. Sept. 3,
1929; HE unp. 10537; Morrey Brennan
and Dick Donohoue, Detroit. 20159
Good-bye, dear; waltz, words by H..
Helms, music by R. Beaudette. ©
1c. Sept. 7, 1929; E unp. 10691;
Ray Beaudette and Hugh Helms,
Tacoma. 20160
Good-bye means till we meet again;
fox-trot ballad, words by J. Bauder-
mann, music by Harry Clifford. ©
1 ec. July 29, 1929; EH unp. 9318;
Joseph Baudermann, Newark, N. J.
20161
Good feelin’ blues; by Charlie Bou-
langer and J. V. DeCimber, arr. by
Alex Hill; trombone. 4to. © 1.
Sept. 9, 1929; E unp. 10724; Lester
Melrose, Chicago. 20162
Good morning! Mister Sun, good
night! Mister Moon; words and
music by F. M. Benjamin, of Can-
ada; pf. and ukulele ace. Toronto,
Florence M. Benjamin studios. ©
Sept. 5, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 9; E pub.
8940; Florence M. Benjamin, To-
ronto, Ont., Canada. 20163
Gospel crusade hymns no. 2; compiled
by G. W. Cooke. Chicago-Philadel-
phia, The Rodeheaver co. 12mo. ©
Aug. 10, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 2;
AA 25774; George W. Cooke, Wil-
mington, Del. 20164 —
Gounod (Charles Francois) Hail,
mighty victor! cho., new text by I.
H. Meredith, arr. by J. W. Lerman.
4to. © Feb. 13, 1929; 2 ce. Sept. 14;
E pub. 9080; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York. [© new text and har-
monization ] 20165
Marche funébre de cing-mars;.
orch. par L. Grus, of France; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
© July 2, 1929; 1c. July 25; E for.
5931; L. Grus & cie., Paris. 20166
Graces and laces; by Louis Dannen-
berg; ‘pf. © Aug. 12, 1929-2":
Aug. 22; E pub. 9130; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 20167
Graf (The); words and music by H.
P. Nissen. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Sept. 27, 1929; E unp.
11348; Henry Petersen Nissen, Oak-
land, Calif. 20168
Grandfather’s clock; musical fantasy
in 2 prologues, 2 acts and an epi-
logue; book and lyrics by Harry
Clarke, music by Bryceson Treharne,
of Great Britain, domiciled at New
York; mixed voices. 4to. © Aug.
29, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 3; D pub. 27562;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 20169
Gray skies are blue skies, whenever
I’m with you; words and music by
Maury Madison [pseud. of W. R.
Smith] [Photostat] © 1 e. Sept.
38, 1929; E unp. 10550; W. Renwick
Smith, Hollywood, Calif. 20170
Great Jehovah, King of Glory; an-
them, words by B. W. R. Tayler,
music by Marion A. Lee; mixed
voices. 4to. © Aug. 28, 1929; 2 c.
Aug. 30; E pub. 8875; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 20171
Gridiron (The) king; march, by R. K.
Fletcher, new arr. by Paul Paulsen
and Albert Kanrich; orch. pts. 4to.
© July 31, 1929; 2c Aug. 6; E pub.
8355; Manus music co., ine., New
York. 20172
1076
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) Edvard
Grieg at home; ed. by Albert E.
Wier; pf. (The Appleton master-
composer series. v. 4) © Sept. 30,
peas, 2 CC; Oho a. an. UOCE. 2°: A
13867; D. Appleton & co., New York.
20173
Grossyater’s liebling; lindler, by P.
Miiller; 1st B flat cornet. © 1.
Sept. 18, 1929; E unp. 10977; Peter
Miiller, Philadelphia. 20174
Gruss an die I. FE. U. W; interna-
tionaler akademischer festgruss,
volkslieder und volkstinze aus aller
welt, von J. F. Miiller-Hermann, of
Austria; klavierauszug. © June 15,
1928; 1 c. Nov. 20; EH for. 1242;
Johann Friedrich Muiiller-Hermann,
Vienna, — 20175
Guerita (La) ; letra y misica de Jesus
J. Peralta, of Mexico, domiciled at
El Paso; pf. [Photostat]..© Aug.
Solves. 2 Cc, iAugc. Ss Hy pub, 8981;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 20176
Gulliver’s travels; a voyage to Lilli-
put, by Paul Reeder, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. nos. 1-8. © Sept. 3, 1929;
1c. Sept. 14; E for. 6682; Phillips
& Page, London. 20177
Gunner Jim; by Arthur J. Daly and
Tommy Christian, arr. by Geo. J.
Trinkaus; vocal orch. pts.; in C.
4to. © Aug. 23, 1929; 2c. Aug. 28;
E pub. 8808; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 20178
Gypsy (The) ; miniature musical com-
edy in 8 scenes, book, lyrics and
music by Ann Sheridan. © 1c. Aug.
1%. 1929; D wzmp,., 27502; Hlsa.. D.
Caziarc, Los Angeles. 20179
Habanera; by Josef Pasternack; vio-
loncello and pf. © Aug. 23, 1929;
2c. Aug. 26; E pub. 9142; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York. 20180
Hiindel (Georg Friedrich) Ask if yon
damask rose; Susanna, by G. F.
Handel, arr. by Daniel Protheroe;
men’s voices. 4to. © Aug. 29, 1929;
2 c. Sept. 38; E pub. 8846; Boston
music ¢co., Boston. 20181
Concerto in F; the cuckoo and the
nightingale, arr. by L. J. Blake, of
Great Britain; organ. © Sept. 11,
1929+) 1 .c. Sept. .2io:,; Hoe fOr, , O42 5
H. F. W. Deane & sons, The year
book press, ltd., London. 20182
Father Divine; anthem, from can-
tata The grace of God, music
adapted to Hiindel’s Largo by Noel
20193
Hannenford [pseud. of Arthur Pear-
son], of Great Britain; mixed
voices. 4to. © May 23, 1927; 2 ¢.
Sept. 11, 1929; E pub. 8953; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 20183
— Largo; ombra mai fi, from Serse,
arr. by Adam Carse, of Great Brit-
ain; 2 violins, viola, cello and bass,
with pf. conductor. © Sept. 3, 1929;
1c. Sept. 16; E for. 6626; Augener,
ltd., London. 20184
Hail! Haster King; cantata-pageant
for two-part choirs, text by Edith
Sanford Tillotson, music by I. H.
Meredith. 4to. © Feb. 1, 1929; 2.
Sept. 14; D 27577; Tullar-Meredith
co., New York. 20185
Hail! hail! pep march; intro. Solomon
Levi, arr. by Lawrence C. Long. 1.
Full. orch pts.—2. Full symphonic
band pts. ©; Sept. 23, 1929;.2 «.
each Sept. 24; E pub. 9445, 9446;
Joseph H. Agnew, Kansas City, Mo.
20186, 20187
Hail, King Arthur! words and music
by Orline Barnett Moore; sop. 1, 2
and alto. (Jn The Round table
quest, v. 5, no. 4, v. 6, no. 1, spring-
summer no., 1929) © Aug. 15, 1929;
2c. Sept. 9; E pub. 9000; Round
table quest, Birmingham, Ala.
20188
Hail, King Hternal; 2 pt. anthem for
junior choir, words and musie by
Bernard Hamblen. 4to. New York,
N. Y., Chappell-Harms, inc. © Aug.
26, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 27; E pub. 8792;
Harms, inc., New York. 20189
Half an inch; musical recitation, mu-
sic by Wm. John Hall. © Sept. 12,
1929; 2 ec. Sept. 14; E pub. 9189;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
20190
Half socks; by F. V. Tooley; pf. ©
1 ce. Sept. 5, 1929; E unp. 10583; Fay
-Vanisle Tooley, Mattoon, Ill. 20191
Haligat-e még a sziv szavara? tango,
szovegét irta: Z. Szabo Béla, zenéjét
szerzették: Hubai Albert és V6roés
Feri, of Hungary. © Feb. 16, 1928;
1c. Apr. -19, 1929; H for.. 6541;
Nader Kalman, Budapest, Hungary.
20192
Hammock song; by Wilson Manhire,
of Great Britain; violin, with pf.
ace. © Sept. 2, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 12;
EB for. 6658; Alfred Lengnick & co.,
Itd., London. 201938
1077
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20194
pt. 111, n. S., v, 24
Hand in hand together; words and
music by Billy Moll and Billy Bas-
kette. [Words and melody only] ©
1 c. Sept. 21, 1929; E unp. 11217;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 20194
Happily ever after; fox trot from
Open your eyes, lyric by Collie
Knox, music by Vernon Duke, of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Aug. 21, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 4; E for.
6481; Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew,
ltd., London. 20195
Happy (The) blacksmith; by Carl Wil-
helm Kern, op. 634, no. 3; pf. ©
Sept. 24, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 28; E pub.
9567; McKinley music co., Chicago.
20196
Happy day; lyric by R. Thomas, mu-
sic by R. Thomas and H. Meek.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Sept. 5, 1929; E unp. 10588; Regi-
nald Thomas and Herbert Meek,
New York. 20197
Happy gathering; for cinema, by Wm.
Frederick Peters; full orech. pts. ©
Sept. 23, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 23; E pub.
9341; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
20198
Happy-go-lucky (A) boy; words and
music by Benny Samberg. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 19,
1929; E unp. 11066; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 20199
Happy hunting ground; interme2zzo,
by W. Glaze; pf. © Aug. 30, 1929;
2c. Sept. 5; E pub. 8880; Warren
Glaze, Prineville, Or. 20200
Happy memories; words and music by
V. Chamberlin. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 19, 1929; E unp.
11023; Villa Chamberlin, Rcmeo,
Mich. 20201
Happy with you; words and music by
T. J. O'Donnell. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. Sept. 24, 1929; BH
unp. 11172; Thomas Joseph O’Don-
nell, Jamaica, L. I., N. Y. 20202
Hard time condition blues; words by
BH. Atkins, music by R. H. Brennen.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 25, 1929; E unp. 11286; Harl
Atkins, Albany. 202038
Harlem drag; melody by Benny Wa-
ters. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1929; E unp.
11399; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 20204
Harlemite; by G. Stone; melody, with
pf. acc. © 1 ec. Sept. 18, 1929; B
unp. 11052; Gregory Stone, Jackson
Heights, L. I., N. Y. 20205
Harminckettes baka vagyok én; sz6ve-
gét irta: Harmath Imre, zenéjét
szerzette: Abraham Pal. © Dec.
23, 1928; 1 ce. Sept. 9, 1929; BH for.
6609; Rodzsavolgyi és tarsa, Buda-
pest, Hungary. . 20206 -
Harmonies du soir; by J. Frank Fry-
singer; organ. © Aug. 28, 1929;
2c. Aug. 30; E pub. 9166; Theodore
Presser ¢co., Philadelphia. 20207
Harmonijka; words and music by J.
Celmer, of Poland, domiciled at New-
ark, N. J. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 26, 1929; E unp.
11313; Julian Celmer, Newark, N. J.
20208
Harp (The) of many strings; lyric by
Louise B. Brownell, music by H.
Luke. [Words and melody only] ©
1,e@, July 11, 1929; BH unp.d1329;
Hazel Luke, Los Angeles. 20209
Harvardiana; march, by R. G. Wil-
liams, new arr. by Paul Paulsen;
orch. pts. 4to. © July aL 1929;
2c. Aug. 6; E pub. 8353; Manus mu-
sie co., ine., New York. 20210
Harvest moon; words by W. Hall, mu-
sic by Sylvester L. Cross. © Sept.
6, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 14; E pub. 9110;
William Hall, Seattle. 20211
Havana shadows; words and music by
BE. Piedra, of Cuba, domiciled at Los
Angeles © 1c. Sept. 18, 1929; B
unp. 11117; Ernesto Piedra, Los An-
geles. 20212
Have you ever been told; words and
music by H. A. France. © 1 ec. Sept.
16, 1929; E unp. 10965; Herbert A.
France, Wethersfield, Conn. 20213
Hawaiian (The) Islands; words by
H. Douglas, music by Arthur Fisk.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Sept. 6, 1929; E unp. 10624; Helen
Douglas, San Francisco. 20214
Haydn (Franz Josef) Quintett fiir 5
blasinstrumente; nach einem kla-
viertrio von Josef Haydn, bearb. von
Fritz Muth, of Germany; stimmen.
© May 3, 1929; 1 ec. Aug. 14; E for.
6424; Carl Merseburger, Leipzig.
20215
He’s a big, big man from the South,
with a big cigar in his mouth; words
and music by Rube Bloom and
1078
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
Harry Woods. [Words and melody
only] © 16. Sept. 7, 1929; E unp.
10680; Skidmore music co., in¢.,
New York. 20216
He’s a torrid lover on the outside, but
just a polar bear at home; words
and music by J. J. Garren. [Words
and melody only] © 1 «. Sept. 5,
1929; E unp. 10590; Jos. J. Garren,
New York. 20217
He’s gone away; southern mountain
song, arr. by Joseph W. Clokey;
mixed voices. 4to. © Sept. 23,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 26; E pub. 9476;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 20218
He’s got me goin’; words and music
by Harold Gray. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Sept. 9, 1929; E
unp. 10667; Joseph M. Davis, New
York. 20219
He’s just an old guy with whiskers;
words and music by Howard John-
son and Jack Waite [pseud. of Ir-
ving Bibo] © Sept. 18, 1929; 2 «¢.
Sept. 14; E pub. 9330; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
20220
He’s just the same to-day; hymn,
words and music by A. N. Bostrom.
(In Good tidings, v. 4, no. 12, Dec.
$20) ©) Dec..15, 1927 = 2 c.. July, 1,
1929; E pub. 7280; Albert N. Bos-
trom, Harlingen, Tex. 20221
He’s that kind of a pal; words by
Jack Yellen, music by Milton Ager.
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1929; EB unp. 11275;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 20222
Heading for Reading; words by L. C.
Schmehl, music by Roy Reber. ©
July 6, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 14; E pub.
9003; Luther C. Schmehl, Reading,
Pa. 20223
Heap o’ misery ; words by Ted Koehler,
music by Harold Arlen. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 1,
1929; E unp. 9416; George & Arthur
Piantadosi, inc., New York. 20224
Heart and soul; fox trot, words and
music by G. R. Wilson; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © 1 c. Sept. 3, 1929: E
unp. 10544; George Robert Wilson,
New York. 20225
Heart-breakin’ blues; words and music
by Gus Cannon. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Sept. 28, 1929;
E unp. 11405; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 20226
20236
Heart gifts; pageant for Christmas,
text and lyrics by Valeria R. Leh-
man, music by I. H. Meredith. 8vo.
© Sept. 23, 1929; 2 ec and aff. Oct.
14; AA 27057; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York. 20227
Heart o’ gold; ballad, words by P.
Lupberger, music by Phil Starr.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Aug, 27, 1929: 2 ec. Sept. 3; H4pub.
8986; Pauline Lupberger, St. James,
Mo. 20228
Heart of my heart; by A. Chappuis,
of Switzerland, domiciled at Brook-
lyn; violin. © 1 ec. Sept. 5, 1929;
E unp. 10589; Alphonse Chappuis,
Brooklyn. 20229
Heart pangs; adagio disperato, by
Adolph Fink; orch. pts., with pf. or
organ conductor. © Aug. 21, 1929;
2c. Aug. 24; E pub. 8811; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 20230
Heart trouble; words and music by
M. H. Pirie. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 5, 1929: E unp.
10609; Mabel Hester Pirie, Royal
Oak, Mich. 20231
Hearts adrift; words by L. M. Haw-
kins, music by Samuel H. Speck.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Aug. 19, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 10; E pub.
8996; Louise M. Hawkins, Casper,
Wy. 20232
Heather moon; valse, words by Stan-
ley J. Damerell and Robert Har-
greaves, music by Tolchard Evans,
of Great Britain; pf. and ukulele
ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-—
tions] © Sept. 6, 1929; 1 ¢. Sept.
16; E for. 6709; Cecil Lennox, Itd.,
London. 20233
Heaven on earth; by F. H. Quinn; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 13, 1929; E unp. 10852;
Frank Henry Quinn, Jamaica Plain,
_ Mass. 20234
Heil’ge Weihnachtszelt; Weihnacht-
sliturgie ftir die Sonntagschule, mit
sieben deutschen und drei englischen
lieder, text von H. G. Aldinger uw. a.,
musik von Samuel W. Beazley u. a.,
G. F. Rosche, compilator. 8vo. ©
Sept. 3, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 11;
AA 25763; Geo. F. Rosche, Chicago.
20235
Heimweh; ged. von Julius A. Wessel,
componiert von Franz Beidel; man-
nerchor a capella. Philadelphia, A.
Biichse music house. 4to. © Aug.
26,:1929; 2 @ Sept. 3; H pub: 9231;
Franz Beidel, Chicago. 20236
1079
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20237
Hello Margot! slow-fox, English lyrics
by Milton Pascal, music by Fred
David, arr. by Joseph Nussbaum ;
orch. pts. 4to. © Sept. 23, 1929;
2c. Sept. 24; E pub. 9421; Edward
B. Marks music co., New York.
20237
Hello Margot! slow-fox, English lyrics
by Milton Pascal, of U. S., French
lyrics by Louis R. Beaudry, of Can-
ada, music by Fred David, arr. by
Joseph Nussbaum, of U. S.; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by T. Kahana. ©
Sept. 11, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 12; E pub.
9015; Edward B. Marks music co.,
New York. 20238
Helma; words and music by C. Mc-
Farland. [Words and melody only]
©1c. Sept. 16, 1929; E unp. 10956;
Clifford McFarland, Northville, Mich.
20239
Help yourself to my love; from Broad-
way hostess, words by Herman
Ruby, music by M. K. Jerome: pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. © Sept. 9,
1929; .2:@ Sept. vd 2’ By pubs, 9212 ;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
20240
Hence away, begone! rondel, words
tr. from the French by H. W. Long-
fellow, music by Charles Wood, of
Great Britain; mixed voices. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Aug. 2, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 5; E for.
6601; H. F. W. Deane & sons, the
Year book press, Itd., London.
20241
*Her dimpled knees; words and music
by B. A. Hathaway. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 11, 1929;
E unp. 10748; Byron A. Hathaway.
Chicago. 20242
Here 2m 1; from Sweet Adeline, words
by Oscar Hammerstein, 2d, musie hy
Jerome Kern; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Sept. 4, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 7; E pub.
.8904; T. B. Harms co., New York.
20243
Heroic; by Alice Mengel; pf. © Sept.
7, 1929; 2 ec. Sept. 9; H pub. 9058 ;
Noyes-group, New York. 20244
High (A) silk hat and a walking cane;
words by Irving Kahal, music by
. Lem Marston. © May 20, 1929; 2c.
July 22; E pub. 7869; Adams, Vee
& Abbott, inc., Chicago. 20245
Highland love song (Gu ma slan a chi
mi); Gaelic poem by | Hector
Mackenzie, English tr. by Professor
pt. In, n. 8., Vv. 24
Blackie, old Highland air arr. by
H. S. Roberton, of Great Britain;
quartet or echo. of men’s voices.
London, J. Curwen & sons, Itd. 4to.
© Sept. 21, 1929; 1 « Septs2e-
E for. 6733; Hugh S. Roberton,
Glasgow, Scotland. 20246
Highway (The) call; by Yvonne
Beauregard; pf. © Sept. 7, 1929;
2 ec. Sept. 11; E pub. 9034; White-
Smith music pub. co., Boston.
20247
Hirschberg (Walther) Acht lieder
nach Richard Dehmelschen gedich-
ten; musik von W. Hirschberg, of
Germany, op. 23. © Dec. 15, 1928;
1c. .Fuly 22, 1929) tor eee
N. Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
20248
His charming love; words and music
by O. A. Parris. [Words and met-
ody only] © 1. Sept. 28, 1929;
E unp. 11429; Southern musie pub.
co., inc., New York. 20249
His love won my heart; hymn, words
and music by Haldor Lillenas. ©
Sept. 25, 1929; 2 ec. Sept. 27; H pub.
9525; Lillenas pub. .cO0., -ANe.,
Indianapolis. 20250
Historical organ-recitals; César
Franck to Max Reger, collected, ed.
and annotated by Joseph Bonnet, of
France. v. 5. Copyright is based
upon new matter by Joseph Bonnet,
namely, his interpretation repre-
sented in the legible notation thereof
contained in the copies filed, also
coll. and annotation. © Sept. 12,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 20; E pub. .93824;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 20251
Hochsommernacht; text von Martin
Greif. musik von Hugo Kaun, of
Germany; mixed voices, a capella.
Partitur u. stimmen. 4to. © June
14, 1929; 1 ec. Aug. 14; E for. 6414;
Amsel-verlag, Berlin, Germany.
20252
Hofehér szerelem, Befuta az utat, a
te rozsafadon, megilok a templom
el6tt; by Garami and Karpat.
[Melody only] 1 ec. Sept. 43,
1929; E unp. 10877; Nador Kalman,
Budapest, Hungary. 20253
Hoffman; atto 3, interludio, passaggio
di maschere e finale, di G. Laccetti,
of Italy, trascrizione per banda di
Raffaele Caravaglios, of Italy. Par-
titura. © Nov. 3, 1928; 1 ¢. Apr. 8,
1929; E for. 2029; Guido Laccetti,
Naples. 20254
1080
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
Hogyha Ir majd édes anyam [and]
Holl6 lovam laba nyomat; verse és
zenéje Révffy Lajos, of Hungary. ©
Jan. 8, 1929;'1-¢. Apr. 19; E for.
6539; Nador Kalman, Budapest,
Hungary. 20255
Hold everything; gems, by B. G. De
Sylva [pseud. of George Gard De
Sylva], Lew Brown and Ray Hen-
derson, arr. by Dan Godfrey, of
Great Britain; full military band
pts., with conductor. (Jn Chap-
pell’s army journal, no. 570) ©
Sept. 13, 1929; 1 ce. Sept. 17; E for.
6710; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 20256
Holdsugir; tang6, szovegét irta és
zenéjét szerzette: Salver Béla, of
Hungary. Budapest, Nador Kaél-
man: ) July 2, 1929; 1c. Aug.3;
E for. 6549; Béla Salver, Budapest,
Hungary. 20257
Homeward to’rd the setting sun and
you; words by H. Jewell, music by
H. Steinbaugh and H. Jewell. ©
1 e. Sept. 11, 1929; E unp. 10772;
Helen Steinbaugh and Howard
Jewell, Detroit. 20258
Honey-dew; words by Edward Brun-
ner, music by G. A. Brown. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 16, 1929; E unp. 10908; Grant
Albert Brown, Seattle. | 20259
Honey leave it to me; lyric by Betty
Morrison [pseud. of B. M. Hawk],
music by Jappie Judd [pseud. of
Alice I. Judd. Words and melody
only] ©1l1e. July 1, 1929; E unp.
8501; Betty Morrison Hawk, Brook-
lyn. 20260
Honey Lou; fox-trot, words by D. V.
Wagner, music by Ray Hibbeler.
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1929; E unp. 11457;
Della V. Wagner, Jamaica Plain,
Mass. 20261
Honeysuckle rose; words by Andy
Razaf, music by Thomas Waller.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 11, 1929; E unp. 10784;
Santly bros., inc., New York. 20262
Hooray! hooray! my girl she is a
folly; fox-trot. words by William
Plantiko, music by V. Plantiko.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Aug. 6, 1929; 2 ce. Aug. 21;'E pub.
9352; Viola Plantiko, Stevens Point,
Wis. 20263
Horn (Das) im walde; worte von
Heinz Ewers, musik von Edmund
Giinther, of Germany, op.
eet
20273
vierstimmigen miinnerchor, a _ @a-
pella. 4to. © Apr. 25, 1929; 1 .¢.
Aug. 14; E for. 6408; P. J. Tonger,
Cologne/Rh., Germany. 20264
Hosmer (EH. 8.) Fourteen opening
sentences and responses; liturgical
text; mixed voices, with organ ace.
4to. © Aug. 30, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 7;
EK pub. 8925; Oliver Ditson v0.,
Boston. 20265
Hot bones and rice; melody by Chas.
Johnson. © 1 c. Sept. 28, 1929; B
unp. 11398; Southern music pub. co.,
ine., New York. 20266
Hot-cha-cha ; from Velvet revue, words
by Ruby Cowan, music by Phil
Boutelje; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Aug. 21, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 23; E pub.
8796; Famous music corp., New
York. 20267
Hot diggidy Dan; blues fox trot, words
and music by R. de Vincenzo, of
Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Sept. 26,
1929; E unp. 11316; Ralph de Vin-
cenzo, Brooklyn. 20268
Hot feet; words by Dorothy Fields,
music by Jimmy McHugh; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. ©
July 27, 1929; 2 ce. Sept. 7; E pub.
8916; Mills music, ine., New York.
20269
Hot water; words by A. Blomquist,
music by Herb Ostrow. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Sept. 5,
1929; .2.¢.;,Sept; 21;.E pub. 9452;
Axeline Blomquist, Camden, N. J.
20270
House (The) I’d build; from The
house that Jack built, words by
Donovan Parsons, music by Ivor
Novello, of Great Britain. © Sept.
10, 1929; 1 e, Sept. 11; EH for. 6575;
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 20271
Hovirag; blues, verse Z. Szab6 Béla,
zenéje Hubai Albert és Vorés Feri,
of Hungary. © Sept. 20, 1928; 1 c¢.
Apr. 19, 1929; E for. 6542; Nador
Kalman, Budapest, Hungary. 20272
How can I; words and music by F. J.
Naibert, arr. by Carlton Colby; pf.
and ukulele ace. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Sept. 16, 1929:
2 ce. Sept. 19; E pub. 9854; Frank
J. Naibert, Cedar Rapids, Ia.
20273
3
1081
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20274
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
How can I forget thee, Russia; words | Hylton’s (Jack) good old songs; selec-
and music by Anna M. Kluchansky,
arr. by Grace Helen Nash; mixed
voices. © July 8, 1929; 2 ¢. July 5;
E pub. 7335; R. L. Huntzinger, ine.,
New York. 20274
How can you be so cold to me; words
and music by J. A. Werner. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 11,
1929; EH unp. 10758; James A. Wern-
er, Brooklyn. 20275
How can you tell; words by Joe Grey,
music by Arthur Gibbs; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © Sept. 6, 1929; 2 ¢ Sept.
6; E pub. 8899; Donaldson, Douglas
& Gumble, inc., New York.’ 20276
Hutfer’s rhythm band book of toy
symphonies; for kindergarten and
primary grades, arr. by Fred K. Huf-
fer, ed. by F. E. Warner. 4to: ©
Aue. 9, 1929: 2 ¢. and aft. Auents;
A 11984; Chart music pub. house,
inc., Chicago.
Huguet (—) Andantino; film musique,
par Huguet, of Spain, et Verdun, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et 1° violini conducteur.
4to.. © duly 2, 1929 Wie awuly 25:
EH for. 5875; Francis Salabert, Paris.
20278
Hundredth (The) psalm; set to music
for cho. and orch., by R. Vaughan
Williams, of Great Britain; mixed
voices, with pf. ace. 4to. © Aug.
31, 1929; 1.c. Aug. 31; E for. 6491;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 20279
Hungarian festivities ; including Drink-
ing song, words and music by Ar-
thur Kay.[Photastat] © 1 ¢. Sept.
11, 1929; E unp. 10788; Fox film
corp., New York. 20280
Huye ladron; tango, letra de Jose F.
Elizondo, musica de Federico Ruiz,
of Mexico. © July -1, 1929; 1 «.
Sept. 27; EH for. 6736; A. Wagner y
Levien, suecs., S. en C., Mexico City,
Mexico. 20281
Huyo veloz; letra y mtsica de R. Para-
mount, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles; pf. [Photostat] © Aug.
6, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 8; E pub. 8982;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 20282
Hvad kommer saa op? fra Apollo
revyen, 1929, tekst af Aage Steffen-
sen, musik af Laurits Howalt, of
Denmark; pf. © Aug. 8, 1929; 1c.
Aug. 23; E for. 6448; Wilhelm Han-
sen, Copenhagen. 20283
20277 |
tion, arr. by Jack Hylton, of Great
Britain ; pf., with words and ukulele.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Aug. 22, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 28; BE for.
6521; Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd.,
London. 20284.
Hymn (A) of glory; anthem, words by
Adam Bede, music by H. P. Hopkins,
op. 117; mixed voices. 4to. © Aug.
28, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 30; E pub. 8872;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
20285
Hymn of glory; cantate Domino, 4-pt.
cho. words from Psalm 149, music
by M. Enrico Bossi, English adapta-
tion and arr. by Ezra Harold Geer;
women’s voices, with organ acc. ©
Sept. 7, 1929; 2 ec. Sept. 13; E pub.
9226; H. C. Schirmer musie ¢o., Bos-
ton. 20286
I adore, I adore you; words and music
by R. F. Norton. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. June 28, 1929; EB
unp. 8416; Robert F. Norton, New
York. 20287
I ain’t certain; comedy song fox-trot,
written and composed by Ralph But-
ler, Julian Wright and Harry Tils-
ley, all of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Sept. 6, 1929; 1 «.
Sept. 18; E for. 6579; Cecil Lennox,
Itd., London. 20288
I ain’t got no buddy; fox-trot song,
words and music by Thos. F. Rosen-
beck. © Sept. 3, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 14;
E pub. 9116; Rosenbeck studio, Paw-
tucket, R. I. 20289
I am but a dreamer; waltz, words by
J. Seidor, music by M. Jacobi and R.
Hoffman. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 10, 1929; EB unp. 10735;
Martin Jacobi, Ralph Hoffman and
Julius Seidor, Cleveland. 20290
I am happy when I think of you;
words and music by F. Hudson.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Sept. 11, 1929; E unp. 10750; Fran-
cis Hudson, St. Louis Park, Minn.
20291
I am in love with a wonderful girl;
words and music by H. Greenwald.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Sept. 25, 1929; E unp. 11239; Harry
Greenwald, Indianapolis. 20292
I am lonesome for someone; fox-trot,
words by R. E. Lamb, music by
Harry Clifford. © 1 ec. Sept. 25,
1929; E unp. 11301; Ruth Edith
Lamb, Monmouth, IIl. 202938
1082
_ MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
I am more than satisfied; by O. Levor
and L. Mojica; pf. ©1e. July 29,
1929; E unp. 11830; Olie Levor and
Leonard Mojica, Los Angeles. 20294
am with you; lyric by Betty Mor-
rison [pseud. of B. M. Hawk], mu-
sie by Jappie Judd [pseud. of Alice
I. Judd. Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 10, 1929; E unp. 8730;
Betty Morrison Hawk, Brooklyn.
20295
bet I’m gettin’ somepin’, maybe its
love; words by Billy Moll, music by
Murray Mencher. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ce Sept. 21, 1929;
EH ounp. 11221; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 20296
ealled to you; words by Daniel S.
Twohig, music by L. Leslie Loth;
med. or high voice. © Sept. 12,
1929; 2 ec. Sept. 20; E pub. 9310;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 20297
I came to you; from Skin deep, words
and music by Con. Conrad, Sidney
D. Mitchell and Archie Gottler.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
Aug. 28, 1929; E unp. 10475; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New. York. 20298
can’t remember the words; from
Almanac, words by Jack Yellen, mu-
sie by Milton Ager and Henry
Lodge; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
Dan Dougherty. © Aug. 10, 1929;
2 ec. Aug. 12; E pub. 8311; Ager,
Yellen & Bornstein, inec., New York.
20299
can’t sleep in the movies any more;
words and music by Arthur Fields,
Fred Hall and Bert Van Cleve.
[Words and melody only] ©l1ee.
Sept. 4, 1929; E unp. 10652; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 20300
care not; words and music by B. S.
Hinds. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 3, 1929; E unp. 10528;
Bernard St. Claire Hinds, Oilton,
Okl. 20301
could do it for you; from They had
to see Paris, words and music by
Con Conrad, Sidney D. Mitchell and
Archie Gottler. © Sept. 24, 1929;
2 c. Sept. 25; E pub. 9468; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine., New York.
20302
ery for the me of yesterday, I no
longer weep for you; words by A. T.
Moore, music by Arthur Bowers.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
1083
20313
Aug. 16, 1929; ,.2.¢,. Aug.. 21; B pub.
8850; A. Teresa Moore, Berkeley,
Calif. 20303
I’d go barefoot all winter long, if you’d
fall for me in the spring; words and
music by Billy Moll. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 21, 1929;
H unp. 11227; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 20804
I’d go to the end of the world for you;
words by Beatrice Pollak, music by
Paul Dupré [pseud. of A. W. Carl-
son] © 1c. Sept. 20, 1929; BE unp.
11085; Arbutus Wolf Carlson, De-
troit. 20305
I’d kiss your tears away, if I knew
you were crying for me; words and
music by W. L. Penzner. © 1.
Sept. 21, 1929; EH unp. 11141; Wil-
liam L. Penzner, San Francisco.
20306
I'd like to be a child again; words by
M. G. Baker, music by Burrell Van
Buren. [Photostat]. © 1 e¢. Sept.
19, 1929; E unp. 11006; Max George
Baker, Dearborn, Mich. 20307
I’d like to be a senior; muSical recita-
tion, music by Wm. John Hall. ©
Sept. 12, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 14; E pub.
9185; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 20308
I'd like to love you; words and music
by R. Wadswith. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Sept. 10, 1929;
E unp. 10740; Richard Wadswith,
Oakland, Calif. 20309
I don’t have to be told; lyric by Betty
Morrison [pseud. of B. M. Hawk],
music by Jappie Judd [pseud. of
Alice I. Judd. Words and melody
only] ©1ce. June 21, 1929; E unp.
8173; Betty Morrison Hawk, Brook-
lyn. 20310
I don’t know what to do; words by
B. Conner, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Sept. 14, 1929; E unp. 10903; Brown
Conner, Boynton, Fla. 20311
I don’t like the blues no how; words
and music by Doc Walsh. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 28,
1929; E unp. 11413; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. 20312
I don’t wanna; lyric by R. Thomas,
music by H. Meek. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 5, 1929;
E unp. 10587; Reginald Thomas and
Herbert Meek, New York. 20313
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20314
pt. 1, n. S., v. 24
I fell in love; fox-trot, words and mu- | I live just to love you; words and mu-
sic by M. Greenberger. © Sept. 10,
1929; 2 ec. Sept. 11; E pub. 9009;
Morton Greenberger, Akron, O.
20314
found my dream girl; words and
music by R. EH. Chesnut. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 23, 1929; E unp. 11194; Ray-
mond Eugene Chesnut, Atlanta.
20315
glidje och sorg; onestep, text af
Bereo [pseud. of Berndt Carlberg],
musik af Lauritz Howalt, of Den-
mark; pf. © May 1, 1929; 1 ec. May
20; E for. 63884; Ernst Rolfs musik-
forlags, a. b., Stockholm, Sweden.
20316
had to fall in love with you; words
and music by Sam Coslow. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 21,
1929; E unp. 11103; Spier and Cos-
low, ine., New York. 20317
have lost a little key to the prin-
cipality of love; words by M. Laiti-
nen, music by Robt. H. Brennen.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 12, 1929; EH unp. 10812; Martti
Laitinen, Gardner, Mass. 20818
I have the sunshine; words by Herbert
J. Brandon, music by Dexter Stan-
ton. 1. In B flat—2. In D.—3. In
E flat. © June 24, 1929; 2 ec. each
June 28; E pub. 7161; B. F. Wood
music co., Boston. 20819
I just can’t blame my heart for loving
=
you; words and music by Billy Moll.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 21, 1929; E unp. 11212; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
20320
knew when you left I’d be lonely;
words and music by H. C. Hjelmer-
vik, harmonized by Sunya Rodeberg.
© 1.¢ Sept. 6, 1929; E unp. 11327;
Helmer Carrol Hjelmervik, North
Mankato, Minn. 20321
know that Jesus set me free; words
and music by H. Phipps. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Sept. 28,
1929; E unp. 11373; Southern music
pub, co., ine., New York. 20322
lift up my finger and say tweet
tweet ; fox trot, words and music by
Leslie Sarony, arr. by Eddie Bard;
orch. pts., with vocal trio. 4to. ©
Aug. 26, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 27; E pub.
8928; Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd.,
London. 20323
sic by Benny McLaughlin and Sam
Shepard. [Words and melody only]
©1c. Sept. 13, 1929; E unp. 10959;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 20324
I’ll be loving you; words and music by
S. A. Masselle; violin. © 1 e. Sept.
13, 1929; E unp. 10833; S. Alfred
Masselle, Newburgh, N. Y. 203825
T’lt love you for all times; words and
music by V. Reama. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 16, 1929;
E unp. 10947; Virginia Reama,
Schenectady, N. Y. 20326
Ill never be blue; words by D. B.
Moore, music by W. F. Stiner.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Sept. 18, 1929; E unp. 10979; Deane
B. Moore and Walter F. Stiner,
Miami, Fla. 20327
T’ll say we do; words by L. Schier,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 14, 1929;
E unp. 10901; Lillian Schier, San
Antonio. 203828
I’ll whisper you a secret, if you'll
whisper one to me; words by Dave
Vance, music by George P. Howard
and Dave Bernie; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Aug. 21, 1929; 2c. Aug. 24;
E pub. 8609; Vincent Youmans, inc.,
New York. 20329
I love it hot; words by C. D. Yoh,
music by Luther A. Clark. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Aug.
7, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 21; E pub. 8849;
Charles D. Yoh, Wernersville, Pa.
20330
I love my dearest dairy girl; ballad,
words by J. C. Anderson, music by
Robert H. Brennen. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Aug. 19, 1929;
2 ce. Sept. 10; E pub. 8995; Jans C.
Anderson, Mobile. 20831
I love to be in love; from Open your
eyes, lyric by James Dyrenforth, mu-
sic by Carroll Gibbons, of Great
Britain; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by Alf Ralston. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Sept. 12, 1929;
1c. Sept. 23; E for. 6701; Campbell,
Connelly & co., Itd., London. 20332
I love you; waltz, words and music
by R. H. Cloud. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Sept. 3, 1929; HE
unp. 10491; Robert Hugh Cloud,
New York. 203833
I love you honest I do; fox-trot, words
and music by M. Rigney. © 1 ¢.
1084
a ae
no. 9, 1929
Sept. 30, 1929; EB unp. 11464; Maud
Rigney, Marysville, Kan. 20834
I love you more each day; words by |
James Kendis and Frank Samuels,
musie by Meyer Gusman; ist violin.
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1929; E unp. 11134;
Kendis, Gusman and Samuels, inc.,
New York. 20885
I loved you; words and music by D.
W. Kurtz. © 1c. Sept. 7, 1929; E
unp. 10642; Donald W. Kurtz, Ca-
rey, O. 203836
I’m a bold bad racketeer; words and
music by Lon Healy. © Aug. 24,
1929; 2 ec. Aug. 30; E pub. 8855;
Frank Harding, New York. 20337
I’m a goil of a very few woids; words
by Johnny Burns, music by Fred J.
Richt. © Sept. 2, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
23; E pub. 9394; Gretchen Kim-
mel, St. Louis. 20338
I’m a happy gondoliero; lyrics by Darl
McBoyle, music by B.. Yosco.
[Words and melody only] ©l1e.
July 31, 1929; EH unp. 9397; Bob
Yoseo, Brooklyn. 20339
I’m a pilgrim; words by Mary S. B.
Dana, music by Herbert Johnson,
rey. and arr. by Henry S. Sawyer;
pf. ace., with violin obbl. © Sept.
24, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 28; E pub. 9555;
McKiniey musie co., Chicago. 20340
I’m always dreaming of you; lyric by
J. A. Barth, music by George B. Mc-
Connell; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by Herbert F. Barth. [Photostat]
© Aug. 28, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 31; E
pub. 9046; John Arthur Barth, Col-
lege Point, N. Y. 20341
I’m always sad, I’ll never be happy;
words and music by J. Cavaliere and
V. Gulotta. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Sept. 19, 1929; E unp.
11037; Julio Cavaliere and. Victor
Gulotta, Kansas City, Mo. 20342
I’m breaking the record, but it’s break-
ing my heart; words and music by
T. K. Leinbach. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Sept. 5, 1929; E unp.
10603; Thomas K. Leinbach, Wyo-
missing, Pa. 20343
I’m broken-hearted; words and music
by J. R. Susa. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Sept. 16, 1929; E unp.
10944 ; John R. Susa, Springdale, Pa.
20844
I’m coming back to you; words by D.
Seyforth, music by D. Seyforth and
G. Hynek. © 1. Sept. 12, 1929;
78419—29——4
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
20355
E unp. 10808; Danny Seyforth and
Gus Hynek, St. Louis. 20345.
I’m doing the right thing now; lyric
by Frankie Klassen, music by Don
Bestor; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Aug. 28, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 29; E pub.
8800; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 203846
I’m falling so hard for you; words and
music by M. H. Winchell. © 1 ec.
June 29, 1929; EH unp. 11837; Myrtle
Hayes Winchell, Oneida, N. Y.
20347
I’m glad it was somebody else; fox-
trot, words and music by Sol Lewis
and Bob Nolan. [Words and melody
only], © 1c. Sept. 28, 1929; BE unp.
11412; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 20348.
I’m glad you’re happy now; waltz bal-
lad, words and music by L. W. Cho-
bar; pf. and ukulele acc. © Sept.
7, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 28; E pub. 9574;
Louis W. Chobar, Lincoln, Neb.
20349
I’m goin’ back to Florida; words and
music by M. B. Hyatt. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 25, 1929;
EK unp. 11246; Mabel B. Hyatt,
Tampa, Fla. 20350
I’m going back; words by Ben Nelson,
music by Larry EH. Goffin. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 19,
1929; E unp. 11061; A. J. Balkins,
Los Angeles. 20351
I’m going back home to mother of
mine; words by D. V. Wagner, mu-
sic by Ray Hibbeler. © 1 c. Sept.
30, 1929; E unp. 11456; Della V.
Wagner, Jamaica Plain, Mass.
20352
I’m going home to mother; words and
music by P. D. Griffin. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 25, 1929;
E unp. 11250; Phil D. Griffin, Vigo,
O. 20353:
I’m. gonna specialize on you; words
and musie by Irving Bibo, Lester
O’Keefe and Howard Johnson.
[Words and melody only] CD ea ai
Sept. 26, 1929; E unp. 11310; Bibo-
Lang, ine., New York. 20354
I’m happy with you; words and music
by S. Epstein. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Sept. 3, 1929; E unp.
10516; Sidney Epstein, Boston.
20855:
1085
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20356
I’m holding my head up high; lyrics
by Lewis and Young, music by Lew
Pollack. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1929; E unp. 11046;
Remick music corp., New York.
20356
I’m hoping to be yours someday;
words by C. Koch, music by Robt.
H. Brennen. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Sept. 27, 1929; E unp.
113849; Clarence Koch, Carpenter,
Til. 203857
I’m in love with you; from The great
Gabbo, words by Paul Titsworth,
music by Lynn Cowan. © Sept. 16,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 21; E pub. 9381;
Sherman, Clay & co., San Francisco.
20358
I’m in love with you; words by Avis
Hughes, music by Jack Golden [i. e.
J. I. Golden] ©1e. Sept. 11, 1929;
EK unp. 10779; John Irving Golden,
New York. 20859:
I’m just trying to forget that I remem-
ber; words by J. E. Haeckel, music
by P. Burmeister. © 1 c. Sept. 3,
1929: E' unp. ‘10520: Julius. E.
Haeckel and Paul Burmeister, St.
Louis. 20360
I’m just waiting for you, dear you;
lyrics by Vince, O’Connell, music by
Pierre Baétz, of France, and Egon
Edwards. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 18, 1929; E unp.
10995; Refousse music pub. ©Co.,
New York. 20361
I’m just wild about you; lyric by Andy
Razaf, music by Thomas Waller.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Aug. 1, 1929; E unp. 9418; George &
Arthur Piantadosi, inc., New York.
20362
I’m keeping company now; words and
music by Eddie Cantor, Charles
Tobias and Billy Moll. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 21, 1929;
E unp. 11219; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., inc., New York. 20363
I’m koo-koo o’er my koo-ky; words by
J. EK. Haeckel, music by P. Bur-
meister. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1929; E
unp. 10522; Julius E. Haeckel and
Paul Burmeister, St. Louis. 20364
I’m laughing; from The great Gabbo,
words by Don McNamee, music by
King Zany. © Sept. 16, 1929; 2c.
Sept. 21; E pub. 9378; Sherman,
Clay & co., San Francisco. 203865
I’m living for your love; words by
Pauline King, music by R. N.
pt. IIT, n. S., v. 24
Schraeger; pf.. © 1c. Sept..23,
1929; E unp. 11128; Rudolph N.
Schraeger, Los Angeles. 20366
I’m mother’s pride and joy; words and
music by A. Conner. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 19, 1929;
EK unp. 11038; Alfred Conner, La
Harpe, Kan. 20367
I’m on my way; words and music by
O. B, Adkins. © 1c. Sept. 20, 1929;
E unp. 11099; Ottis Bennett Adkins,
Birmingham, Ala. 20868
I’m satisfied; words and music by M.
Goodman. © 1 ¢. Sept. 4, 1929; H
unp. 10564; Morris Goodman, Read-
ing, Pa. 20369
I’m so bashful; words by H. Morse,
music by Luther A. Clark. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Aug.
19, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 14; E pub. 9240;
Harriet Morse, Collinsville, Mass.
20370
I’m telling the world; fox-trot, words
and music by J. 8S. Schachtel.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 25, 1929; E unp. 11299; John
S. Schachtel, Buffalo. 203871
I’m that someone; words and music
by D. B. Esthes. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Sept. 28, 1929;
& unp. 11446; Donovan Benjamin
Hsthes, Los Angeles. 203872
I’m thinking to-night of my blue eyes;
words and musie by A. P. Carter.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Sept. 28, 1929; E unp. 11367; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
20373
I’m traveling with the show; words
and music by J. Zuercher. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 11,
1929; EH unp. 10759; John Zuercher,
Allentown, Pa. 20374
I’m waiting; words and music by J. F.
Glann. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1929; E unp. 10599;
James F. Glann, Mountain View,
Calif. 20375
I’m wild about my lovin’; words and
music by J. Jackson. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 28, 1929;
H unp. 11421; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 20376
I’m wishing you joy; written and com-
posed by John P. Long, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonic solf-fa notations.] © Aug.
22, 1929; 1 ec. Aug. 28; E for. 6523;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., Lon-
don. 20377
1086
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
20399
I may be wrong, but I think you’re
wonderful: from Almanac, words by
Harry Ruskin, music by Henry Sul-
livan; pf. acc., with, ukulele arr. by
Dan Dougherty. © Aug. 10, 1929;
2 ce, Aug. 12; E pub: 8314; Ager,
Yellen & Bornstein, ine., New York.
20378
I must go; words and music by Dave
Macon. [Chords, single staff] ©
1c. Sept. 6, 1929; EH unp. 10617;
Jack Kapp, Chicago. 20379
I only want you; words and music by
L. Hawk. © 1. Sept. 30, 1929; BH
unp. 11459; Leonard Hawk, San
Francisco. 20380
I praise the tender flower; words by
Robert Bridges, music by C. Hylton
Stewart, of Great Britain. © Sept.
12,1929; 1 c. Sept. 18; BE for. 6702;
Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 20381
I promised you mother; words and
music by Franklin O’Bryan. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 3, 1929; E unp. 10577; Frank-
lin L. O'Bryan, Chicago. 20382
I sat upon the river bank; words and
music by G. Foster and G. Fletcher.
[Words and melody only] ©le.
Sept. 28, 1929; E unp. 11406; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
' 20383
I still belong to you; words and music
by J. J. Stillman. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Sept. 5, 1929;
unp. 10606; Jean J. Stillman, New
York. 20384
I still get a thrill out of you; words by
M. Wallick, music by Frank Lee
Turley. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 1, 1929; E unp. 11338;
Margy Wallick, Los Angeles. 20385
I still have you; waltz ballad, words
and music by M. L. O. McMillen. ©
Sept. 23, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 28; E pub.
9577; Mary L. O. MeMillen, Platte-
ville, Col. 20386
I sure need you; words and music by
L. M. Moore. [Words and melody
only] ©1ce. Sept. 25, 1929; E unp.
11238; Louisa M. Moore, Boulder,
Col. 20387
I thank God for you; by Emita Ortiz,
of Chile; melody with pf. acc.
1 ce. Sept. 11, 1929; E unp.. 10782;
Florence Foster Jenkins, New York.
20388
I thought of you; words and music hy
O. Avery. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ce. Sept. 5, 1929; E unp. 10592;
Odessa Avery, Buffalo. 20389
I’ve been thinking things over, and
I think we'd better say good-bye;
fox-trot ballad, words and music by
Harry Hibbert and Charles Crost,
of Great Britain; pf. and ukulele
ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Dec. 1, 1928; 1 ¢. Sept.
7, 1929; E for. 6670; Cavender &
Mills, London. 20390
I’ve found my heaven in you; words
by E. C. Reid, music by D. C. May
and EH. C. Reid. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Sept. 17, 1929; E unp.
11009; David C. May and Edward
C. Reid, Los Angeles. 20391
I’ve got a masculine complex; from
Show of shows, lyric by Al Dubin,
music by Joe Burke; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Sept. 20, 19%9; 2 c. Sept.
25; E pub. 9499; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 20392
I’ve got to have a mamma now; words
and music by D. Heywood. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 28,
1929; E unp. 11424; Southern mu-
sie pub. co., ine., New York. 20393
I want a good girl, I want her bad;
lyric by Bob Shurr [pseud. of L.
Shurr] and Joe Seitman, music by
L. Shurr. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1929; E unp. 11254;
Leopold Shurr, Brooklyn. 20394
I want a good time bad; words and
music by Sam Coslow. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Sept. 7, 1929;
E unp. 10641; Spier & Coslow, inc.,
New York. 20395
I want to bea pirate; words and mu-
sic by Frederick G. Johnson. ©
Aug. 29, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 3; E pub.
8824; March bros., Lebanon, O.
20396
I want to be somebody’s baby; words
and music by D. B. Sorlin. [Photo-
stat] ©1c. Sept. 18, 1929; E unp.
10992; Daniel Bror Sorlin, Worces-
ter, Mass. 20397
I want to hear you say c’est vous;
lyric by Sam Lewis and Joe Young,
music by Joseph Meyer. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 19,
1929; E unp. 11045; Remick music
corp., New York. 20398
I want to! I got to! I have to be loved;
words by Fred Fisher and George
Ward, music by Fred Fisher and
Reggi Montgomery. © 1 ec. Sept.
25, 1929; E unp. 11276; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., Culver City, Calif.
20398
1087
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20400
pt. II, n. S., v. 24
I
Lame!
want to take care of you; words and
music by E. Cornelius and T. Tobin.
[Words and melody only] ©l1ee..
Sept. 16, 1929; E unp. 10896; Ed-
ward Cornelius and Temma Tobin,
Bay Shore, L. I., N. Y. 20400
want you; words and music by Paul
Dupré [pseud. of A. W. Carlson]
©1e. Sept. 20, 1929; E unp. 11086;
Arbutus Wolf Carlson, Detroit.
20401
want you, my darling; words and
music by A. M. Brown. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 19, 1929;
E unp. 11069; Aaron M. Brown, Palo
Alto, Calif. 20402
whisper at twilight; words by Nelle
Richmond Eberhart, music by
Charles Wakefield Cadman. © 1.
Sept. 18, 1929; E unp. 10980; Fox
film corp., New York. 20403
will always call you sweetheart;
words and music by D. McCauley,
I. Schaffer and R. Scott. ©1e«.
Sept. 10, 1929; E unp. 11204; Don
McCauley, Irvin Schaffer and Ralfe
Scott, Uhrichsville, O. 20404.
will lay me down in peace; words
from Psalm 4, musie by Arthur W.
Marchant, of Great Britain; in D.
© Aug. 16, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 31; E for.
6452; Warren & Phillips, London.
20405
will praise Thee, O Lord. 3-pt. an-
them, words from Psalm 9, music by
Robert Caryl Micklem, of Great
Britain; female voices, with organ
ace. 4to. © Sept. 17, 1929; 1c.
Sept. 18; E for. 6685; Stainer &
Bell, 1td., London. 20406
will remember, you will forget;
words and music by Sam Coslow:
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Sept. 18, 1929; E unp. 108381; Fa-
mous music corp., New York. 20407
wish I had a sweetheart; fox-trot,
words by Al Lewis, music by Al
Sherman; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Sept. 238, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 24; E pub.
9427; Sherman, Lewis & Armstrong,
inc., New York. 20408
won the world’s most precious prize
when I won you, sweetheart; words
and muSiec by Jean Mishkeau [pseud.
of J. Mishko], of Czechoslovakia,
domiciled at Northampton, Pa.
1 ce. Sept. 12, 1929; HB unp. 10815;
John Mishko, Northampton, Pa.
20409
1088
Ice; by Marion V. Gay; pf.
Ich bin heut’
Icicles; by Alice Mengel; pf.
I wonder what is really on his mind;
from Paris, lyric by Al. Bryan, mu-
sic by Eddie Ward; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by W. C. Lindemann.
© Sept. 18, 1929; 2 ec. Sept. 20; H
pub. 9409; Harms, ine., New York.
20410:
won’t break my heart over you;
written by Max Hollender, composed
by Harris Weston, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug.
22, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 28; HE for. 6529;
Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd., Lon-
don. 20411
would dream only of you. words by
Brown Conner, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Sept. 14, 1929; E unp. 10899; Brown
Conner, Boynton, Fla. 20412
Ibert (Jacques) Toccata; sur le nom
de Roussel, par J. Ibert, of France;
pf. (Jn Supplement de la Reyue
musicale, avril 1929) © Apr. 15,
1929; 1 ec. Aug. 16; HE for. 6471;
Jacques Ibert, Paris. 20413
© Sept.
7, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 9; E pub. 9069;
Noyes-group, New York. 20414
Ich betriig’ dich nur aus liebe; nach
Verneuil von Robert Blum, gesangs-
texte von Fritz Rotter, musik von
Ralph Hrwin, of Austria. Vollstin-
diger klavierauszug. © July 13,
1929; 1 ec. Sept. 12; E for. 6650;
Drei masken verlag, a. g., Berlin.
20415.
im himmel gewesen ;
walzerlied aus Hochzeit in Holly-
wood, text von Bruno Hardt-
Warden u. Leopold Jacobson, musik
von Oscar Straus, of Austria, arr.
von Gustav Blasser, of Austria. ©
Jan. 1, 1929;°2 ec.’ Mar.’'935 EY for.
3316; Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard
Herzmansky), Leipzig. 20416:
© Sept.
7, 1929; 2 ¢c. Sept. 9; E pub. 9065;
Noyes-group, New York. 20417
Icky; from The great Gabbo, words
by Don McNamee, music by King
Zany. © Sept. 16, 1929; 2 ec. Sept.
21; E pub. 9380; Sherman, Clay &
co., San Francisco. 20418
Icy crags; by Rudolf Kvelve, op. 20;
pf. © Sept. 3, 1929; 2 ¢ Sept. 4;
EK pub. 9002; Schroeder & Gunther,
ine., New York. 20419
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
Idle away: words and music by J. H.
Wild. © 1c. May 16, 1929; E unp.
6830; John H. Wild, Chicago.
20420
Idle eyes: theme song of Down stream,
words by Pat K. Heale, music by
Arthur Stroud, of Great Britain.
fet uly:..30;21929 0.0. Ate 16s. EI
for. 6673; Cavendish music co.,
London. 20421
Idyll am bach; von Josef Konigs-
pereer,- Of Austria; *, arr... v.07 Fr.
Schmidt-Hagen, of Germany; salon
orchesterstimmen, mit pf.-direktion
u. violino 1 direktion. 4to. © Apr.
30. 1929; 1 «. Aug. 14; E for. 6402;
Edition kaleidoskop, Berlin-Wil-
mersdorf. 20422
If but the petals truly spake; words
and musie by J. I. Paseal. 1. Words
and melody only.—2. Song. © 1.
each Sept. 25, 1929; E unp. 11259,
11260; Joseph Irving Pascal, Rox-
bury, Mass. 20423, 20424
If I could see mother to-night; words
by Wm. Wallace Smith, music by
Betsy White. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 11, 1929; E unp.
10775; Vernon Dalhart, New York.
20425
If I could write a song, I'd write a
song about you; words and music
by Chas. Fulcher. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 16, 1929;
‘E unp. 10907; J. W. Jenkins sons
music ¢co., Kansas City, Mo. 20426
If I don’t find someone to love; words
and music by F. L. Devaney, of
Canada. [Photostat] © 1 ¢. Sept.
18, 1929; E unp. 10973; Frederic
Louis Devaney, Toronto, Ont.,
Canada. 20427
If I had a girl that was just like you;
words and music by E. S. Gilfillan;
pf. © 1. Sept. 25, 1929; E unp.
11262; Edward Smith Gilfillan,
Kkalamazoo. 20428
If I lose my heart to you; lyrics by
Irving Caesar, music by Fred
Phillips. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 27, 1929; E unp. 10646;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 20429
If I only knew; words and music by
P. Tischner. © 1c. July 29, 1929;
E unp. 9336; Paul Tischner, Chi-
cago. 20430
20440
If I should tell you that I love you;
words and music by T. and N. Jay.
©1ec. Aug. 28, 1929; BE unp. 10571;
Tillie Jay and Nancy Jay, Rich-
mond Hill, N. Y. 20431
If we should part; words and music
byt Bi cH. ‘Quinn. '/ © 1> ey: Sept.) 13,
1929; E unp. 10853; Frank Henry
Quinn, Jamaica Plain, Mass. 20432
If wives were like automobiles; words
and music by A. A. Calmbacher.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Sept. 5, 1929; E unp. 10612; Adolph
Arthur Calmbacher, New York.
204383
If ye abide in Me; anthem, words
from St. John 15, music by Russell
Broughton ; mixed voices, with organ
accde4tor:: GQirAue. 30, 19293. 3 e:
Sept. 7; E pub. 8922; Oliver Ditsen
co., Boston. 20434
Anne
If you were here; words by
Campbell, music by Josie Holton.
Philadelphia, Pa., Holton publica-
tions. © Sept. 26, 1929; 2 c. Sepi.
28; E pub. 9548; Josie Holton, Phila-
delphia. 20435
If you were me and I were you; words
by R. Crozier, music by Robt. H.
Brennen. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 12, 1929; E unp. 10810;
Rose Crozier, Coytesville, N. J.
20436
Ifrin fidren har det kommit .. -;
onestep, text av Berco [pseud. of
Berndt Carlberg]. musik avy Louis
Noiret, of Sweden; pf. © May 1,
1929; -1 c.-May .20; E for. 6385;
rnst. Rolfs musikf6rlags, a. b.,
Stockholm, Sweden. 20437
Im Schonbrunner park; aus Hochzeit
in Hollywood, text von Bruno Hardt
und Leopold Jacobson, musik von
Osear Straus. of Austria, arr. von
Gustav Blasser, of Austria. © Jan.
i -1929; 1 c. Mar. 18; EH forrsait;
Ludwig Doblinger (Bernhard Herz-
mansky), Leipzig. 20438
Immanuel; Christmas pageant, by
Laurene Highfield, music by G. F.
Rosche and others. S8vo. © Sent.
3, 1929; 2 ec. Sept. 11; D pub. 27569;
Geo. F. Rosche, Chicago. 20439
In a china store; words by Wihla Hut-
son, music by Harry H. Zickel. ©
Sept. 11, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 18; E pub.
9251; Zickel pub. co., Detroit.
20440
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20441
In a tumble-down log cabin down in
Tennessee; words and music by J.
Mills. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1929; E unp. 10998;
Jack Mills, Seattle. 20441
In all my dreams; waltz ballad, words
and music by D. Zuzak and F. A.
Dunster; pf. and ukulele ace. © 1
ec. Sept. 3, 1929; E unp. 10543; Doris
Zuzak, Shreveport, La. 20442
In all my dreams; words and music by
F. A. Masson, of Canada; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Aug. 30, 1929; 1 ¢.
Sept. 5; E for. 6587; Frederick A.
Masson, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Ca-
nada. 204438
In alter treue; marsch, von Gustav
Garbe, of Germany, op. 13; salon
orch. pts. 4to. © May 23, 1929; 1c.
Aug. 14; E for. 6386; Musikzen-
trale Walter Keller, Zittau, Ger-
many. 20444
In Amberg, in Bamberg, in Miinster
und in Ulm; lied u. marsch-foxtrot,
text von Peter Herz, musik von
Fred Raymond, of Austria, klavier
arr. v. Walter Borchert. © Aug, 31,
1929.5) 1 @ Sept, Qi wh stor) {6674 :
Wiener bohéme-verlag, Vienna.
20445
In between; words by Mereer Cook,
musie by Alston Burleigh and Mer-
cer Cook. [Words and melody
only | © 1 ¢.° Sepia 7929" bh)
unp. 10862; Broadway music corp.,
New York. 20446
In dreams; words and music by W. R.
Weber. © Sept. 6, 1929; 2 ¢ Sept.
9; E unp. 8965; Walter R. Weber,
Van Wert, O. 20447
In einer kleinen konditorei; lied und
tango, worte von Ernst Neubach,
musik von Fred Raymond, of Aus-
tria. © Aug. 8, 1928; 1 ¢. Sept. 11,
1929; E for. 6568; Edition Scala,
Vienna. 20448
In Granada: by G. Stone; melody,
with pf. ace. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1929;
E unp. 11056; Gregory Stone, Jack-
son Heights, L. I., N. Y. 20449
In Merrie England; suite, by Colin
Hood, of Great Britain; pf. nos.
1-14. © Sept. 5, 1929; 1 ec. Sept.
16; E for. 6652; Forsyth bros., ltd.,
London. 20450)
In my dreams; words and music by
S. L. Linet. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Sept. 7, 1929; E unp.
_ pt. 1, n. $., v. 24
10688; Shirley L. Linet, Philadel-
phia. 20451
In my dreams you belong to me;
words and music by P. Hammond.
© 1c. Sept. 21, 1929; E unp. 11097;
Patricia Hammond, San Quentin,
Calif. 20452.
In my garden of memories; words by
S. A. Evans, music by Larry E. Gof-
fin. [Words and melody only] ©
1 e: Sept.,,20,,.1929:; EH sunp. 120os
Stanley A. Evans, Denver. 20453.
In old Granada; Spanish song, words.
by Max Gartman, music by Nino
Maudini, of Great Britain; in C.
© Aug. 23, 1929; 1c. Aug. 24; E for..
6448; Cary & co., London. 20454
In old Venezia; from Listen to me,
words and musie by W. Place, jr.;
pf. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1929; E unp.
11164; William Place, jr., Provi-
dence, R. I. 20455.
In our little aeroplane of dreams;
words by T. Moorhouse, music by
A. H. Miller. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1929;
E unp. 11196; Albert Harrison Mil-
ler and Thomas ‘Moorhouse, Pitts-
burgh. 20456:
In praise of trees; by James Ching,
of Great Britain; pf. 1. Willows..
[5 others] © Aug. 27, 1929; 1 c..
Sept. 7; E for. 6559; Forsyth bros.,
Itd., London. 20457
In quest of Santa Claus; operetta in
4 scenes, words by Lena M. Harry,
music by Otis Mills Carrington.
4to. © Aug. 24, 1929; 2 « Sept. 3;
D pub. 27583; Myers & Carrington,.
Redwood City, Calif. 20458:
In steps of light; words and music by
Otis L. McCoy and James Rowe.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e¢:
Sept. 28, 1929; E unp. 11875.; South--
ern music pub. co., ine, New York.
20459"
In the beautiful moonlight; words and.
music by A. D. Oberg. © 1c. Sept.
11, 1929; E unp. 10786; A. Della
Oberg, Jamaica, N. Y. 20460:
In the bottle blues; melody by Clar-
ence Williams, Joe Oliver and KE.
Lang. © 1c. Sept. 12, 1929; E unp.
10822; Clarence Williams music
pub. co., inec., New York. 20461
In the desert; words anom, musie by
Carl W. Grimm. © Sept. 11, 1929;
2 ec Sept. 13; E pub. 90838; John
Chureh co., Cincinnati.. 20462:
1090
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
In the fail of the year; words and
. musie by Mary Litt. [Words and
melody only] ©1ce. Sept. 19, 1929;
E unp. 11075; Irving Berlin, ine.,
New York. 20463
In the garden of love; words by E. B.
Hunt, music by Harry Verona. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Aug.
31, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 19; E pub. 9356;
Hmery B. Hunt, Montebello, Calif.
20464
In the heart of a beautiful rose; words
by A. Buckley, musie by R. Bailey.
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1929; E unp. 11318;
Alberta Buckley and Ruth Bailey,
Indianapolis. 20465
In the hedge a rose is blooming; Eng-
lish text tr. from W. Osterwald, and
ed. by Dawson Freer, of Great Brit-
ain, music by Robert Franz, op. 26,
no. 2. © Sept. 12, 1929; 1c. Sept.
23; E for. 6718; Joseph Williams,
Itd., London. 20466
In the hills of Tennessee; words by
J. EH. Guernsey, music by Floyd
Thompson. © 1 ec. Sept. 9, 1929;
E unp. 10677; Thompson & Guern-
sey, Indianapolis. 20467
In the kingdom of my heart; words
by L. Byrd and D. 8. Carlson, mu-
sic by D. S. Carlson. [Photostat]
© 1c. Sept. 3, 1929; E unp. 10503;
Dorothy S. Carlson and Lee Byrd,
Oakland, Calif. 20468
In the pirate’s cave; dance fantastic,
by Louis Panella; pf. © Sept. 28,
1929; 2 °c. Sept. 27; EH pub.':9517;
Volkwein bros., Pittsburgh. 20469
In the spring-time; allegretto grazioso,
by W. A. Montgomery, of Canada;
pL, © Auge.23, 1929; 2 ec. Sept. 19;
E pub. 9278; Anthony bros., Fall
River, Mass. 20470
In the twilight; intermezzo, by Cuth-
bert Clarke, of Great Britain; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Sept. 3, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 16; E for.
6619; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.,
London. 20471
In the very early prehistoric days;
words and music by Will Bishop, of
Great Britain. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © July 30, 1929; 1c.
Aug. 28; E for. 6365; Reynolds &
co., London. 20472
In the woods; by H. P. Hopkins, op.
146, no. 2; pf. © Sept. 12, 1929; 2 c.
Sept. 14; E ‘pub. 9194; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 20473
20483
In the year of 1861; words by L. Scott,.
music by Christian Praetorius.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Sept. 9, 1929; E unp. 10741; Lina
Scott, Brooklyn. 20474
In world of worlds without ending;
words tr. from the English of Rich-
ard Rolle by Robert Hugh Benson,
set to music by Mabel Saumarez
Smith, of Great Britain; mixed
voices. 4to. © Aug. 31, 1929; 1c.
Aug. 31; E for. 6496; Stainer & Bell,
ltd., London. 20475,
India; fox-trot ballad, words by Andy
Razaf, music by Leon Rosebrook.
New York, Triangle music pub. co.,
ine... © Sept:.28, 1929; 2 ¢. Sept.
23; E pub. 9481; Joe Davis, New
York. 20476.
Indian dance and ritual; by Justin
Hlie, of Haiti, domiciled at New
York; orch. pts., with pf. conductor.
© July 30, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 27; EB
pub. 9484; Belwin, inc., New York.
20477
Innis Farrel; words by Leslie Wood,
music by George Aitken, of Great
Britain. © Sept. 11, 1929; 1 ¢. Sept.
13; E for. 6583; Chappell & co., itd..,.
London. 20478.
Inno italico; parole di M. C. Strizzi,
musica di E. 8. Costa. © 1c. Sept.
17, 1929; E unp. 10925; Hugene S§S.
Costa, Washington. 20479
Installation march; by H. L. Marston,
of Great Britain; pf. © Sept. 25,
1929; 1 e. Sept. 28; E for. 6729;
Frederick Harris co., London.
20480:
Instruktive jazz-etiiden; ftir kla-
vier, von Alfred Baresel, of Ger-
many. 1. Charleston etude. [5.
others] © May 22, 1928; 1c. Aug.
14, 1929; E for. 6405; Wilhelm Zim-
mermann, Leipzig. 20481
Into my arms, into my heart; words
by E. Sitler, music by R. H. Bren-
nen, ukulele arr. by P. B. Story.
Allentown, Pa., Hstella Sitler mu-
sic co. © Aug. 30, 1929; 2 ec. Sept.
27;_E pub. 9522; Estella Sitler and’
Robert H. Brennen, Allentown, Pa.
20482
Into the light; marching song, words:
and music by G. Branscombe. ©
June 10, 1929; 2 ¢. July 2; E pub.
6612; Gena Branscombe, New York.
20483:
1091
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20484
pt. III, n. S., Vv. 24
Invocation; by Christian Schifer, of
Great Britain, op. 123, no. 2; violin,
with pf. ace. © Sept. 4, 1929; 1 ¢.
Sept. 16; E for. 6656; Alfred Leng-
hick & co., Itd., London. 20484
Ione; words and music by F. R. Tay-
lor. [Words and melody only] ©
1 c. Sept. 28, 1929; E unp. 11416;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 20485
Ipogia taverna; words by Caravias
Ocar, music by Ierotheos Skiza, of
Italy, domiciled at New York.
[Words and melody only] ©1.«.
July 18, 1929; E unp. 8977; Syn-
chronic pub. co., New York. 20486
Iris;. danse de ballet, by Archibald
Joyce, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Sept. 11, 1929; 1 c« Sept. 23; E for.
6706; Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew,
ltd., London. 20487
Irish folk song; by Heniot Levy; pf.
© Sept. 12, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 14; E
pub. 9176; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 20488
Is it true; from Girl who wasn’t
wanted, words by L. Wolfe Gilbert,
music by Abel Baer. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Aug. 23, 1929;
E unp. 10477; De Sylva,. Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 20489
It must be love that’s ailing me;
words and music by J. C. Henry.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Sept. 11, 1929; EH unp. 10749; John
C. Henry, Greenville, S. C. 20490
It’s golf in the morning, golf every
night, Imy man don’t love me any-
more; words by Sugar Marcella,
music by Tommy Reilly. © 1 «
Sept. 138, 1929; E unp. . 10837;
Thomas Joseph Reilly, Singac, N. J.
20491
It’s love in her heart that tells; waltz
song theme, words and music by
E. F. Kuhle; pf. © 1.¢. Sept. 28,
1929; E unp. 11442; Ernst Ferdi-
nand Kuhle, New York. 20492
It’s perfectly simple; lyrics by Max-
well Allen Hawkins, music by
Patricia Van Allen. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 16, 1929;
E unp. 10926; Patricia Allen Fur-
beck, New York. 20493
It’s the way you do it that counts;
from Open your eyes, lyric by James
Dyrenforth, music by Carroll
Gibbons, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by Alf Ralston.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Sept. 12, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 23; B
‘for. 6700; Campbell, Connelly & co.,
ltd., London. 20494
It’s time my bad luck flew away;
words by H. Helms, music by R.
Beaudette. © 1c. Sept. 20, 1929;
E unp. 11093; Ray Beaudette and
Hugh Helms, Tacoma. 20495
It’s unanimous now; words and music
by Bud Green and Sam H. Stept;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © Sept. 6, 1929; 2c.
Sept. 5; E pub. 8860; Green &
Stept, inc., New York. 20496
It should be you; melody by H. Allen,
jr. © 1 ce. Sept. 17, 1929; E unp.
11019; Henry Allen, jr., New York.
20497
Same. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1929; E
unp. 11390; Southern music pub. ¢o.,
inc., New York. 20498
It takes a lot o’ livin’ in a house to
make a home; words and music by
Ei. M.’ Thomas." 1° ©.) Sent. 8,
1929: EF. ‘unp, ., T6656") Wir cae
Thomas, Sunny Side, Ky. 20499
It wasn’t the moon dear but you;
words by M. R. Edwards, music by
Cc. Myers. © 1 ec. Sept. 19, 1929;_
E unp. 11253; Clyde Myers and
M. R. Edwards, Saltville, Va. 20500
It would be wonderful; fox-trot,
words and music by Jack Payne
and Ray Noble, of Great Britain,
ukulele arr. by Harry J. Stafford.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Sept. 18, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 28; HB
for. 6739; Campbell, Connelly & co.,
Itd., London. 20501
Italian kisses; from Three sisters,
words by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by
Abel Baer. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 18, 1929; E unp.
10819; De Sylva, Brown and
Henderson, ine., New York. 20502
Italian parade march; by Arthur
Kay; pf. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1929; H
unp. 10991; Fox film corp., New
York. 20503
Ivresse; creole waltz song, words
and music by Diane Pascale. ©1ce.
Sept. 28, 1929; E unp. 11438; HE.
Wallace Moore, Los Angeles. 20504
Ivy, you; waltz ballad, words) by
Leslie Harry, music by Stanley T.
Grannum; pf, and ukulele ace. New
York City, Stanza music pub. co.
1092
no. 9, 1929
© Sent.” 21,° 1929: 2 c. Sept. 23;-H
Du. Cove. bs eiairy ang” »:. Tf.
Grannum, New York. 20505
Jack and Jill; fox trot from Open
your eyes, lyric by Collie Knox,
music by Vernon Duke, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Aug. 21, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 4; E for.
6483: Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew,
Itd., London. 20506
Jigerlied; worte von Carl Pusch,
musik von A. Deyss, of Germany,
op. 95; vierstimmigen miannerchor.
Partitur u. stimmen. 4to. © Mar.
a1, 1929; 1 c Aug. 14; E for. 63896;
Hans Kessler, Trier, Germany.
‘0507
Jane; words and music by HB. Rhodes.
' [Words and melody only] © 1..
Sept. 5, 1929; E unp. 10605; Essie
Rhodes, Milan, Tenn. 20508
Janek i Marysia; words and music by
J. Celmer, of Poland, domiciled at
Newark. N. J. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Sept. 26, 1929; E unp.,
11312; Julian Celmer, Newark, N. J.
20509
Janek w Ameryce; words and music
by J. Celmer, of Poland, domiciled
at Newark, N. J. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 26, 1929;
E unp. 11311; Julian Celmer,
Newark, N. J. 20510
Jango; from Jango, lyrie by Pat
Ballard, music by Kenn Sisson and
Paul Van Loan; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Sept. 19, 1929; 2c. Sept. 21;
E pub. 9366; Remick music corp.,
New York. 20511
Jay (The) walkers’ parade; one step,
words and music by Frank Bub; pf.
with singing cho. [Photostat] ©
tc. ‘July- 12,1929: BH unp:- 11331;
Photo play music co. ine, New
York. 20512
Jazz; von Leopold Mittmann, of Ger-
many; 2 pfs., 4 hands. © May 22,
1929; 1 e. Aug. 14; E for. 6420;
Wilhelm Zimmermann, Leipzig.
20513
Jazz away; words and music by L.
Bender. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 6, 1929; BE unp. 10614;
Lilian E. Bender, New York. 20514
Je suis aimé; one-step de la fantaisie-
opérette Vive Leroy, paroles de
René Pujol, musique de Fred Pearly
et Pierre Chagnon, both of France;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
20524
pf. acc., avec ukulele arr. par F.
Salabert. © July 2, 1929; 1c. July
25; E for. 5910; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 20515.
Je vous aime; words and music yy
L. C. Sehwartzman; pf. [Photo-
stat] ©1e. Sept. 16, 1929; E unp.
10918; Lillian C. Schwartzman,
Long Beach, L. I., N. Y. 20516
Jeannette; by G. Stone; pf. © 1 «.
sept. 18; 1929; -E.-unp.: 1054;
Gregory Stone, Jackson Heights,
Pe TE NIA 20517
Jeden tag sonnenschein ...; English
waltz, text von Ernst Neubach,
musik von Eduard May, of Austria.
© Jan. 1, 1929; 1 c. Apr. 10; E for.
4170; Viola-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Leipzig. 20518:
Jeden tag sonnenschein ....; English
waltz, text von Ernst Neubach,
musik von Eduard May, of Austria,
spezial-arr. von Fred Ralph [pseud.
of Hermann Krome], of Germany;
salonorch. stimmen, mit klavier
direktion. 4to. © Jan. 1, 1929;1 ce.
Apr. 10; E for. 4168; Viola-verlag,
G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 20519:
Jehova, quam multi sunt hostes mei
. (O Lord God, how many are they
that hate me); words ed, from the
autograph MS. with an Hnglish
paraphrase by Ivor Atkins, of Great
Britain, music by Henry Purcell;
motet for ten. and bass soli and cho.,
with organ pt. added by I. Atkins.
4to. © June 18, 1929; 1c. June 29;
E for. 6679; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow. 20520:
Jehovah’s praise; hymnal, ed. by I. H.
Meredith. © Oct. 18, 1928; 2 ¢. and
aff. Sept. 14, 1929; A 12330; Tullar-.
Meredith co., New York. 20521
Jesus, do roses grow so red; anthem,
music by George B. Nevin; mixed
voices, with organ or pf. acc. 4to.
© Aug. 28, 1929; 2 ec. Sept. 7; E
pub. 8923; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
20522
Jesus, lover of my soul; words by C.
Wesley, music by Julian Jordan; in
F. © Sept. 12, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 14;
E pub. 9202; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 20523
Jesus standeth at the door; words by
Lillias C. Nevin, music by George B.
Nevin; men’s voices. 4to. © Dec.
5, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 14, 1929; E pub.
9083 ; Tullar-Meredith co., New York.
20524
1093
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
‘20525
pt. IIT, n. S., v. 24
Jesus, the Good Shepherd ; words from
St. John X, musie by John Herman:
Loud; in F. © Sept. 12, 1929; 2 ¢
Sept. 14; E pub. 9199; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 205295
Jesusita la vaquera; canciOn Mexi-
cana, letra de Francisco Rojas Gon-
zalez, musica de Mario Talavera, of
Mexico; dos voces. © Sept. 1, 1929;
1 ec. Sept. 27; E for. 6734; A. Wag-
ner y Levien, sucs., S. en C., Mexico
City, Mexico. 20525
wJgettchen Gebert; singspiel in drei
akten, 10 bilder, nach Georg Her-
mann’s roman, von Willi Wolff u.
Martin Zickel, gesangstexte von W.
Wolff, musik von Walter Kollo, of
Germany ; klavier-auszug u. partitur
von Nico Dostal, of Austria. © 1.
July 3, 1929; D unp. 27573; Hdition
Vuvag verlag u. vertrieb, a. 2.,
Berlin. 20527
John Barleycorn; traditional words
set to music by Alexander Brent
Smith, of Great Britain, op. 20, no.
2; mixed voices. . 4to.. © Sept. 21,
1929) J GO SeRi 2a TON. OCU 5
Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 20528
Jolly (The) burgomaster; by Walter
Rolfe; pf.
Sept. 3; E pub. 8834; Evans music
co., Boston. 20529
Jolly-folly man; words and music by
D. B. Brown. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Aug. 21, 1929; E unp.
10487; Daniel B. Brown, Hot
Springs National Park, Ark. 20530
Jolly (The) gob; for cinema, by Mon-
tague Hwing, of Great Britain, arr.
by W. Spielter; full orch. pts. ©
Aug. 16, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 16; Epub.
9462; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
20531
Jolly radio bug; words by L. Byrd
and D. S. Carlson, music by D. S.
Carlson. [Photostat] © 1 e¢. Sept.
3, 1929; E unp. 10502; Dorothy S.
Carlson and Lee Byrd, Oakland,
Calif. 20532
Jolly (A) time; eaprice, by Hans
Schick; pf: © Sept. 9, 1929; 2 c.
Sept. 12; H pub. 9051; Evans music
co., Boston. 20533
Joy bug dance; by D. S. Carlson; pf.
LPhotostat] © = 1°¢. Sept. 3, 1929)
E unp. 10504; Dorothy S. Carlson
and Lee Byrd, Oakland, Calif.
20534
©) wAug: fal) £9291; (2) ec.
|
Joy to the world; Christmas anthem,
words by Isaac Watts, adapted from
the old French melody O Magali,
ma tant amada, by Edward Shippen
Barnes; mixed voices, with organ
ace. 4to. © Sept. 12, 1929; 2 e.
Sept. 20; E pub. 9304; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 20535
Joy to the world; Christmas hymn-.
anthem, based on the tune Antioch,
words by Isaac Watts, music by
Stanley R. Avery; mixed voices.
4to. © Sept. 14, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 17;
E pub. 9254; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 20536
Juanita; tango mexicano, von Hein-
rich Mannfred, of Germany, op. 1386;
orchesterstimmen, mit pf.-direktion
u. violine 1 direktion. 4to. © Apr.
10, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 14; E for. 6392;
Heima-verlag, Berlin-Schoneberg.
20537
Julie; words and music by M. Caleo.
[Words and melody only] ©1«
Sept... 2%,,, 1929; .-H) Up ioe.
Mickey Caleo, Utica, N. Y. 20538
Julie Ann; words and melody by
Mary Carson [pseud. of M. C. Kidd],
arr. by Aldridge Battelle Kidd. ©
1c. July 20, 1929; EH unp. 10484;
Mary Carson Kidd, Houston. 20539
June roses; stately dance, by Douglas
Bedwell, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Sept. 20, 1929; 1 ec. Sept. 23; E for.
6711; Cary & co., London. 20540
June-time wedding bells; words by W.
Allen Barker, music by A. Hmmett
Adams, of Great Britain. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug.
26, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 17; H for. 6708;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
Loudon. 20541
Jungle; by Alice Mengel; pf. © Sept.
7, 1929; 2 «& Sept. 9; E pub. 9068;
Noyes-group, New York. 20542
Jungle valse; by Alice Mengel; pf. ©
Sept. 7,.1929; 2 c. Sept. 9; H. pub.
9066; Noyes-group, New York.
20543
Juniaften (Hn); fra P. H. revyen,
tekst af Mogens Lorentzen, musik af
Sidney Mills og Howard Brown,
both of Denmark; pf. (Cover title :-
En Juniaften var det) © Aug. 8,
1929; 1 ce. Aug. .23; H for. .64382;
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
20544
Jus’ keepin’ on; words by Desmond
Carter, music by Alexander Phil-
1094
on al a
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
‘lips, of Great Britain. © Sept. 6,
1929;°2 c. Sept. 7; E pub. 9162;
Chappell & co., Itd., London, 20545
Just a ball of eotton; words by
Georgie Cunningham, music by Ar-
thur Fisk. [Words and melody
only] ©1.«. Sept. 23, 1929; E unp.
11123; Geergie Cunningham Stan-
ley, San Francisco. 20546
Just a little daylight; words by M.
J. Peterson, music by M. J. Peter-
sen and E. C. Barrows. © 1 «¢
July 80, 1929; E unp. 11116; Michael
J. Petersen and Elmer C. Barrows,
Baltimore. 20547
Just a rose; words and music by L.
Chappell. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Sept. 25, 1929; E unp.
11244; Lee Chappell, Eureka, Calif.
20548
Ju-t an Irish girl; waltz song, words
by E. Guyette, music by George
ree. yrs (ey auly 25. £929 372 Ve.
Aug. 2; E pub. 8422; Eugene Guy-
ette, Pearl, River, N. Y. 20549
Just as in days gone by: waltz, words
and music by M. H. Pirie. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 5,
1929; E unp. 10610; Mabel Hester
Pirie, Royal Oak, Mich. 20550
Just as long as I have you; words and
music by J. Floyd Taylor and Vic-
tor Young, arr. by Rube Bennett;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Aug. 30,
1929; 2-c. Sept. 5; E pub. 8890;
Milton Weil music co., Chicago.
20551
Just aS long as you belong to me;
lyrics by Lewis and Young, music
by Lew Pollack. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 Sept. 19. 1929;
E unp. 11047; Remick music corp.,
New York. 20552
Just before the dawn; by O. Léveilée;
melody with pf. acc. © 1. Sept.
12)* 1929 >~' H)~- unp!-/ 10807; -: Oscar
Léveillée, Cambridge, Mass. 20553
Just keep saying; words and musi¢ by
F, BH. Quinn; pf. ©)1-c.,,Sept.. 13,
1929; E unp. 10854; Frank Henry
‘Quinn, Jamaica Plain, Mass.
20554
Just like a rose; words by James
Jamieson and Frank Sylvano, music
by Whitey Berquist and Jules Her-
buveaux, arr. by Rube Bennett; pf.
and ukulele ace. Chicago, Gross-
man & Lewis music pub. co. ©
20566
Sept. 23, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 28; E pub.
9576; Bernard Grossman and KHd-
ward Lewis, Chicago. 20555
Just take a peep; fox trot, words and
music by Lyle Gould; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © Sept. 9, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
11; E pub. 9870; Walter A. Quincke,
Los Angeles. 20556
Just the same old friend; words by
M. Dempsey, music by Arlie Wright.
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1929;-E unp. 11452;
Mary Dempsey, Benton Harbor,
Mich. 20557
Just wondering; waltz, words and
music by P. Holmgren. © 1 «@
Sept. 4, 1929; E unp. 10574; Pauline
Holmgren, San Francisco. 20558
Just you; theme song of The duke
steps out, lyric by Raymond Klages,
melody by William Axt and David
Mendoza; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by Hank Linet. New York, Robbins
music corp. © Apr. 5, 1929; 2-c.
Apr. 9; E pub. 4857: Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., New York. 20559
Just you; words and music by M.. K.
Parr; pf. and ukulele acc. © Sept.
6, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 9; E pub. 8966;
Martha K. Parr, St. Paul. 20569
Just you and I; by Leopold W. Rov-
enger, op. 22; pf. © Sept. 17, 1929;
2 c. Sept. 19; E pub. 9265; Schroed-
er & Gunther, inc., New York.
20561
Just you and I; words by Earl John-
son, music by Lioyd Harvey Kim-
man. [Chords, single staff] © 1c.
Sept. 4, 1929; E unp. 10569, Lloyd
H. Kimman, Peoria, III. 20562
Kaiser-walzer; von Johann Strauss,
op. 437, arr. von Bernhard Egg, of
Germany; violin and pf. New con-
cert version. © June 10, 1929; 1 «¢.
July 22; E for. 6231; N. Simrock, G.
m. b. H., Berlin. 20563
Kalmar Tibor nétai; music by Kalmar
Tibor, of Hungary. IX.’ ftizet.
Words by Kalmar Tibor.—VILI.
fiizet. Words by Kalmar Tibor and
Hidas Jézsef. © Feb. 27, 1928, Oct.
10, 1926; 1 c. each Apr. 19, 1929; EB
for... 6534, 6535; Nador Kalman,
Budapest, Hungary. 20564, 20565
Kan (Det) man kalla for kirlek; vals,
text av Godsta Stevens, musik av
Helge Lindberg, of Sweden; pf. ©
May 1, 1929; 1 ec. May 20; E for.
6383; Ernst Rolfs musikforlags, a.
b., Stockholm, Sweden. 2056€
1095
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20567
Kashmiri song; or, Pale hands I loved,
words by Laurence Hope, music by
Amy Woodforde-Finden, arr. by
Sumner Salter; mixed voices. 4to.
© Aug. 7, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 10; E pub.
8278; Boosey & co., inc., New York.
20567
Kasperle; von Hans May, of Austria;
grosses orchesterstimmen, mit pf.-
direction, u. violino 1 direction. ©
May 28, 1929; 1 c. June 11; E for.
4948; Musikverlag Robert Riihle,
Berlin. 20568
Katie, keep your feet on the ground;
words by Andrew B. Sterling, music
by Robert King; pf. acc., with uku-
lele arr. by Edward Hubert. ©
Aug. 30, 1929; 2 ce Aug. 31; E pub.
8802; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 20569
Katina’s dance; from Indian camp
scenes, by Cuthbert Harris, of Great
Britain; pf. duet. © Sept. 6, 1929;
2 ec. Sept. 11; E pub. 8956; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 20570
Katscher (Robert) Waltz; music by
R. Katscher, of Austria; melody,
with pf. acc. © May 23, 1929; 1 «.
Sept. 9; E for. 6567; Robert Kat-
scher, Vienna. 20571
Keep a smiling while it rains; words
by J. Seidor, music by M. Jacobi
and R. Hoffman. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 «¢. Sept. 10, 1929;
E unp. 107386; Martin Jacobi, Ralph
Hoffman and Julius Seidor, Cleve-
land. 20572
Keep on a’shufflin’; words and music
by G. W. Brodin; pf. © 1 e. Sept.
23, 1929: E unp. 11121; Glenn W.
Brodin, Chicago. 20573
Keep your eyes on Jesus; cho., words
and music by H. E. Berg. © May
4, 1929; 2c. Sept. 23; E pub. 9888;
Nathaniel Carlson, Miami, Fla.
20574
Keep your hands to yourself; words
and. .music by «J. I.. Tanzman.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 10, 1929; E unp. 10717; Jo-
seph I. Tanzman, New York. 20575
Kelly is living the life of Reilly;
words by Lewis and Young, music
by Lew Pollack. [Words and mel-
ody only]..© .1°c., Sept. 19, 1929;
E unp. 11048; Remick music corp.,
New York. 20576
Kette kleiner sttiicke ftir klavier; von
Walther Hirschberg, of Germany,
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
op. 24. © Dec. 15, 1928; 1 ¢c. July
22, 1929; E for. 6228; N. Simrock,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 20577
Kienzl (Wilhelm) 6 lieder vom
gliick; text von Otto Julius Bier-
baum wu. a., komponiert von Wil-
helm Kienzl, of Austria, op. 111;
hohe frauenstimme. 1: Der vogel.
[5°.others] © June dt, )1929- sre
Aug. 14; E for. 6412; Josef Wein-
berger, Leipzig. 20578
Kinda lonesome; words by Anne
Campbell, music by J. Holton.
Philadelphia, Pa., Holton publica-
tions. © Sept. 26, 1929; 2 ec. Sept.
28; E pub. 9544; Josie Holton,
Philadelphia. 20579
King (The) shall come; sacred can-
tata, text from the Scriptures, mu-
Sic by William T. Timmings. ’
Aug. 19, 1929; 2 « Aug. 22, 1929;
aff. Aug. 21, 1929; AA 24742; Clay-
ton F. Summy co., Chicago. 20580.
Kingdom (The) of my dreams; words
by L. Byrd and D. 8S. Carlson, mu-
sic by D. 8S. Carlson. [Photostat]
© 1c. Sept. 3, 1929; E unp. 10505;
Dorothy S. Carlson and Lee Byrd,
Oakland, Calif.
Kiss me again sweetheart; waltz bal-
lad, words and music by Del Stroud
fi. e. .J.,.D.,, Stroud]. .©, Sept. 2a,
1929; 2 ce. Sept. 28; E pub. 9578;
J. Delbert Stroud, Ottumwa, Ia.
20582
Kiss me quick and go; words and mu-
sic by Bud Landress. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 28, 1929;
E unp. 11423; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 20583
Kitty McVeigh; words by B. R. Tag-
gart, music by Lampe music service.
© 1c. Sept. 4, 1929; E unp. 10566;
Bridget R. Taggart, Mount Vernon,
NEN 20584
Klara; polka, by P. Miiller; 1st B flat
cornet. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1929; E
unp. 10975; Peter Miiller, Philadel-
phia. 20585.
Kleine madame! blues u. slow-fox,
text und musik von Boris Grams,
of Germany. © June 5, 1929; 1 ¢.
Aug. 14; E for. 6429; Carl Engels,
Miilheim/Ruhr, Germany. 20586
Kleinstadtbilder; 14 leichte klavier-
stiticke, von Ernst Toch, of Austria,
op. 49. © Sept. 12, 1929; 1 c. Sept.
3; E for. 6500; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. 20587
1096
20581 .
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
Knights of the road; words and music
by I. Berlin. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Sept. 19, 1929; E unp.
11074; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 20588
Kol nidrei; adagio, [arr.] von Max
Bruch, op. 47, bearb. von Bernhard
Egg, of Germany; kleine orchester-
stimmen, mit violino 1 direction u.
pf. o. orgel direction. © June 19,
eo29;> 1 c. July, 22;.49 for. 62323. N.
Simrock. G. m. b. H., Berlin. 20589
Kom till smérgasbordet! ballad, text
av Gosta Stevens, musik av Helge
Lindberg, of Sweden; pf. (Cover
title: Kom kom kom till smérgas-
bordet) © June 1; 1929; 1c. June
24; E for. 5268: Ernst Rolfs musik-
forlags, a. b., Stockholm, Sweden.
20590
Komediis dall, igloi diakok, daru
madar. A hajnal mar nem; by
Farkas and Huszka, of
Hungary. [Melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 18, 1929; E unp. 10880;
Rozsavolgyi es tarsa, Budapest,
Hungary. 20591
Komm’ wieder, gesell! worte von
Emma Clausen, musik von Hugo
Kaun, of Germany; miannerchor, a
capella. 4to. © June 14, 1929; 1 ¢.
Aug. 14; E for. 6404; Amsel-verlag,
Berlin. 20592
Komm’ zu mir nach Franzensbad! fox-
trot, worte von F. Hennig, musik yon
Harry Scholz, of Czechoslovakia. ©
May 15, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 14; E for.
6427; Fred Hennig, Franzensbad,
Czechoslovakia. 20593
Kovandovitch (Nicholas) March; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1929; E unp. 10932;
Nicholas Kovandovitch, Dallas.
20594
Kyander (Elias) Fem sange; words
by Guy Topelius and others, music
by Elias Kyander, of Finland, op.
10. 1.0, Herre, Herre, vAalsigne.
[4 others] © Aug. 8, 1929; 1c. Aug.
23; E for. 6442; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. 20595
Kys mig og sig, du er glad igen; tekst
af Mogens Dam, musik af Dick Lon-
don, of Denmark; pf. © Aug. 8,
tee, 1 C. AUS. ey 1Or Gael:
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
20596
La ou 14?... one-step, de la fantaisie-
opérette Vive Leroy, paroles de
René Pujol, musique de Fred Pearly
et Pierre Chagnon, both of France;
pf. ace., avec ukulele arr. par F.
Hetenyi.,
20607
Salabert. © July 2, 1929; 1c. July
25; E for. 5909; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 20597
Lad (The) I used to be; words by
Monte Wellings, music by Harvey
Gaul; male voices. 4to. © Sept.
21, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 23; E pub. 9508;
G. Ricordi & co., inc., New York.
20598
Ladies of the dance; from The dance
of life, words and music by Sam
Coslow, Leo Robin and Richard A.
Whiting; pf. and ukulele ace. New
York, Spier and Coslow, inc. ©
SepEe. 30, 1929; 2 c:* Oct.’ 1° Hh pub.
9581; Famous music corp., New
York. 20599
Lady (The) in green; words by Clare
Kummer, music by Charles Wake-
field Cadman. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1929;
E unp. 10982; Fox film corp., New
York. 20600
Lady Luck; from Show of shows,
words and music by Ray Perkins;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Aug. 28,
1929): (2) CavAMer.) Sb2 > EK}. pub. 1eseas
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
20601
Lady mine; words by A. A. Green-
baum, music by A. Arriola. © 1.
Sept. 30, 1929; E unp. 11458; Albert
A. Greenbaum and Alfred Arriola,
San Francisco. 20602
Lady of my day-dreams; from Velvet
revue, words by Rubey Cowan,
music by Phil Boutelje; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Aug. 21, 1929; 2 «.
Aug. 23; E pub. 8797; Famous music
corp,, New York. 20603
Lindler (Hin); danse styrienne, von
A. Pachernegg, of Austria; violine u.
pi. ©: Sept. 12, 1929, Jes Sepirs:
E for. 6502; B. Schott’s sodhne,
Mainz, Germany. 20604
Lakes of Lenawee; barcarole, by E.
W. Bone; pf. © Sept. 25, 1929; 2c.
Sept. 26; E pub. 9473; Frank W.
Bone, Adrian, Mich. 20605
Lament for Flodden; words by Jane
Elliot, music by Harold Lake, of
Great Britain; mixed voices. 4to.
(C)'Sépt. 21,* 1929" "1 e Sent. "23> Bb
for.-6721; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don. , 20606
Land of Dixie blues; words by W.
Pritchett and Geo. McNair, music
by Wesley Hill. © 1c Aug.. i4,
1929; E unp. 9869; William Prit-
chett, Camden, N. J. 20607
1097
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20608
Land of the lullaby; by J. Lewis
Browne; mixed voices. 4to. Copy-
right is claimed upon new matter by
J. Lewis Browne, namely, his ar-
rangement as contained in copies
filed. © Sept. 16, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
19; E pub. 9325; John Church co.,
Cincinnati. 20608
Land of the lullaby; words anon.,
music by J. Lewis Browne; high
voice. © July 10, 1929; 2 ¢. July
12; E pub. 7626; John Church co.,
Cincinnati. 20609
Larghetto; by E. H. Paul; violin solo,
duet, or trio, with pf. ace. © Sept.
6, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 28; E pub. 9532;
Co-operative music co., Philadelphia.
20610
Larkspurs; by Louis Panella; pf. ©
Sept. 17, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 16; E pub.
9149; Volkwein bros., Pittsburgh.
20611
Lass dir nichts von Heffmann erzih-
len; Hoffmann-foxtrot, worte von
Alfred Gritinwald, musik nach Offen-
bach, von Carlo Toscanini [pseud.
of Hans Gaertner], arr. von Hart-
wig von Platen, of Germany; orches-
terstimmen, mit pf. direktion. 4to.
© Mar. 15, 1929; 1 ec. Apr. 13; HE
for. 5087; W. Karczag_ verlag,
Vienna. 20612
Lassie ,darling; words by E. Henley,
music by Neil Navarre. © 1c. Sept.
13, 1929; E unp. 10840; Elizabeth
Henley, Pendleton, Ind. 20613
Last rose of summer; Irish air, tran-
scribed by Henry S. Sawyer; nif.
© Sept. 24, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 28; B
pub. 9564; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago. 20614
Latja Katoka; slow-fox, szovegét irta
és zenéjét szerzette: Zerkovitz Béla,
of Hungary. © May 7, 1929; 1.
Aug. 3; E for. 6548; Kalman Nador,
Budapest, Hungary. 20615
Latod Béském megkérdeztem Nydron
valyogot, Lehullott a piros rozsa;
by Hetenyi and Nador, of Hungary.
[Melody only] © 1 e¢@ Sept. 18,
1929; E unp. 10878; Nador Kalman,
Budapest, Hungary. 20616
Latter (The) rain is falling; words
by Elders MecIntorsch & Edwards,
music arr. by Irene Spain. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 16,
1929; E unp. 9989; Polk C. Brock-
man, Atlanta. 20617
~~
pt. II, 0. S., Vv. 24
Laughing blue eyes; ballad, words by
P, Lupberger, music by Phil Starr.
New York City, Frank Harding.
© Aug. 27, 1929; 2 c Sept. 8; E
pub. 8985; Pauline Lupberger, St.
James, Mo. 20618.
Laughing butterfly! words by Percy
Edgar, music by Henry EH. Pether, of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele ace.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Aug. 22, 1929; 1c, Aug. 28; E for.
6525; Francis, Day & Hunter, lItd.,
London. 20619:
Laura; words by B. A. Miller, music
by Stella Callender. © 1 ec. June
29, 1929; E unp. 9839; Buster A.
Miller, Los Angeles, 20620:
Lead me, Lord; anthem, words from
the Psalms, music by Cuthbert
Harris, of Great Britain. 4to. 1.
Treble voices.—2. Sop. solo and
mixed cho. © Aug. 28, 1929; 2 e.
each Aug. 30; E pub. 88738, 8874;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
20621, 20622
Leader (The) of the town brass band;
words and music by Ernest Long-
staffe, of Great Britain. © Aug.
10, 1929; 1 c@ Sept. 18; E for. 6705;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 20623:
Learning to fall in love with you;
words by R. Bayfield Hvans, musie
by David Bee [pseud. of Ernest
Craps], of Belgium, special arr. by
Peter Packay [pseud. of Pierre
Paquet], of Belgium; orch. pts.
4to. © June 1, 1929; 1 ce. July 15;
EH for. 6381; International music co.,
Brussels, Belgium. 20624
Leave the women alone; comedy fox-
trot, words and music by Harry
Gifford and Fred E. Cliffe, both of
Great Britain; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by Alf. Ralston. [Staff and
tonie sol-fa notations] © June 4,
1929; 1 ec. June 17; E for. 5095;
Campbell, Connelly & co., Itd.,
London, 20625
Leaving you; words and music by
H. J. Cleary. [Photostat] © 1.
Sept. 20, 1929; E unp. 11084; Homer
John Cleary, Marion, O. 20626
Legend (The) of Argyle; moderato
con sentimento, for photoplay, by
Mortimer Wilson, op. 96, no. 2;
orch. pts., with pf.—organ conduc-
tor. © Sept. 3, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 6;
E pub. 9224; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 20627
1098
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
Legende; by Elizabeth Baker; violin
and pf. © June 1, 1929; 2 c Aug.
21; E pub. 8764; Ogren & Uhe, inc.,
Rockford, Ill. 20628
Lehm op! marsch, von August Noack,
of Germany; salon orchesterstim-
men, mit pf. direktion. 4to, ©
May 30, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 14; E for.
6393; P. J. Tonger, Cologne/Rhine,
Germany. 20629
Lento romantique; by Raymond
Samuelson; violin and pf. © June
1, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 21; BE pub: 9345;
Ogren & Uhe, inc., Rockford, Il.
20630
Lenz (Spring) ; worte von Felix Dahn,
English version by John Bernhoff,
musik von Eugen Hildach, of Ger-
many, op. 19, no. 5. 1. Hoch.—2.
Tief. © Feb. 12, 1929; 1c. Aug. 14;
E for. 6480; Heinrichshofen’s ver-
lag, Magdeburg, Germany. 20631
Leona; waltz ballad, by A. Saltzer;
full orch. pts. 4to. © Sept. 16,
1929; 2 ec. Sept. 23; E pub. 9367;
Andrew Saltzer, Sawtelle, Calif.
20632
Léone; legend of the sea pines, words
and music by S. H. Sargent. ©
Aug. 22, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 14; E pub.
9127; S. Harold Sargent, Philadel-
phia. 20633
Lessons in elementary harmony; by
Cuthbert Harris, of Great Britain,
© Sept. 2, 1929; 1 ¢. Sept. 16; B
for. 6661; Warren & Phillips, Lon-
don. 20634
— Same. © Sept. 2, 1929; 1c. Sept.
23; E for. 6698; Warren & Phillips,
London. 20635
Let me be your little shadow; words
and music by A. Hisenbourg. ©1c¢.
Sept. 16, 1929; E unp. 11012;
Adolphe Eisenbourg, Roxbury,
Mass. 20636
Let me be your star or your moon;
words and music by F. L. Lee.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢,
Sept. 19, 1929; E unp. 11033; Frank
L. Lee, Charleston, S. C. 20637
Let me call you sweetheart mine;
ballad, words by W. R. Devenny,
music by Samuel H. Speck. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Sept.
11, 1929; 2 ce. Sept. 14; E pub. 9239;
Winifred R. Devenny, Trenton,
Ne J. 20638
20648.
Let me love you over again; melody
by Frank Parente. © 1c. Sept. 28,.
1929; EH unp. 11447; James Dante,
Madison, N. J. 20639:
Let’s forget the music; fox trot, words
and music by A. L. Ohnhaus and
Robert Milton; pf. ©1e. Aug. 31;
1929; E unp. 10497; Alfred L.
Ohnhaus, Brooklyn. 20640.
Let’s get it; melody by Buster Moten
and Bennie Moten. © 1c. Sept. 28,
1929; E unp. 11394; Southern music
pub. co., inec., New York. 20641
Let’s get loose; words and music by
Harold Gray. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 9, 1929; BE unp.
10666; Georgia music co., New York.
20642:
Let us hide upon a hillside; words and
musie by Sol Lew Kestenbaum and
M. M. Korn. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 7, 1929; E unp.
10640; Maurice M. Korn, Brooklyn.
20643.
Levee love; from Illusion, words and
music by Lou Davis, J. Fred Coots
and Larry Spier; pf. and ukulele
ace. New York, Remick music corp.
© Sept. 24, 1929; 2 c Sept. 27; E
pub. 9481; Famous music corp.,
New York. 20644
Liadow (A.) Prelude; transcribed by
. Michael Press; violin and pf. ©
Sept. 12, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 20; E pub.
9321; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
20645.
Liebe kommt—liebe geht; valse bos-
ton, worte und musik von Boris
Grams, of Germany. © June 5,
1929; 1 c. Aug. 14; E for. 6428;
Carl Engels, Milheim, Ruhr, Ger-
many. 20646.
Liebes friulein, wenn sie heute abend
frei sind ...; marsch, text von
Hans Pflanzer, musik yon Hans
May, of Austria. © Sept. 11, 1928;
1 e. Dec. 4; EH for. 1823; Viola-ver-
lag, G. m. b. H.; Leipzig. 20647
Liebes friulein, wenn sie heute abend:
frei sind . .! lied und marsch, text
von Hans Pflanzer, musik yon
Hans May, of Austria, spezial arr.
von Fred Ralph [pseud. of Hermann
Krome], of Germany; orch. stim-
men, mit pf. direktion. 4to. © Nov.
1, 1928 Le Jan11;'1929);' Hh for.
2267; Viola-verlang, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 20648.
1099
20649
Lied der deutschen waffenschmiede;
text von Wilhelm Capilleri, musik
von Eduard Behm, of Germany, op.
61; mi&nnerchor mit begl. des. kla-
viers u. mit hammer wu. ambos.
Partitur u. stimmen. 4to. © June
14, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 14; BH for. 6390;
Amsel-verlag, Berlin. 20649
Lied (Das) der meise; text von. J.
Gersdorff, musik von Emil Krae-
mer, of Germany; ma&nnerchor, a
capella. Partitur u. stimmen. 4to.
© Apr. 30, 1929; 1 ec. Aug. 14; E
for. 6418; Hans Kessler, Trier, Ger-
many. 20650
Life, love and laughter; waltz, lyrics
by M. K. Shaw, music by M. Paul
Manganella. © 1c. Sept. 6, 1929;
E ounp. 10637; Mary K. Shaw, Bath,
Me. 20651
Lil; words by Billy Moll, music by
Billy Baskette. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ¢ Sept. 21, 1929; E
unp. 11213; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 20652
Lilacs; by C. Edwin Crerie; pf. ©
Sept. 17, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 16; E pub.
9153; Volkwein bros., Pittsburgh.
20653
Lilt; by Alice Mengel; pf. © Sept.
7, 1929; 2 ec Sept. 9; H pub. 9064;
Noyes-group, New York, 20654
Lindbergh’s romance; words and
music by G. T. Hartshorn. © Sept.
7, 1929; 2 ec. Sept. 9; E pub. 8911;
Gerda T. Hartshorn, Springfield,
Mass. 20655
Linden Lea; old English folk song,
words by W. Barnes, music by R.
Vaughan Williams, arr. by Sumner
Salter; mixed voices. 4to. © Aug.
%, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 10: E pub. 8281;
Boosey & co., inc., New York.
20656
Lindy-Anne; lullaby, words and music
by A. Henderson. © Sept. 10, 1929;
2 ec. Sept. 11; E pub. 9010; Addie
Henderson, Houston. 20657
Lindy tango; by A. Baceari; solo cor-
net. 1 ¢e. Sept. 14, 1929; E unp.
10872; Angelo Baccari and Harry
Tafarella, Brooklyn. 20658
Lindy, the whole world is proud of
you; words by C. BE. Welsh, music
by Ray Hibbeler. ©.1 c. Sept. 14,
1929; E unp. 10886; Cf[harles]
E[rnest] Welsh, Los Angeles. 20659
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pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Linger by de levee; words by C. T.
Butler and F. C. Moss, music by J.
Patercity. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 24, 1929; E unp.
11190; Julius Patercity, New York.
20660
Lion (The) of Judah; hymn, words
by J. Blomquist, tr. from Swedish
and new arr. of music by N. Carl-
son. © May 4, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 23;
E pub. 9890; Nathaniel Carlson,
Miami, Fla. 20661
Listen to your mother; words by R.
Crozier, music by Robt. H. Bren-
nen. [Words and melody only] ©
1 c. Sept. 12, 1929; E unp. 10811;
Rose Crozier, Coytesville, N. J.
20662
Listening; words by J. Parkhill, music
by Horace Lionel Chapman. © 1 ec.
Aug. 15,1929; E unp. 11111; James
Parkhill, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
20663
List’ning to the violin; words and mu-
sie by Fritz Rotter and Franz
Grothe, English adaptation of words
by W. A., of Great Britain. New
ed. © Sept. 11, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 13;
E for. 6580; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. 20664
Liszt (Franz) Concerto pathétique;
in E min., ed. by Edwin Hughes;
2 pfs., 4 hands. Copyright is based
upon new matter by Edwin Hughes,
namely his interpretation represent-
ed in the legible notation thereof
contained in the copies filed. ©
Aug. 23, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 26; E pub
9141; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
20665
—— 2™° rhapsodie hongroise; jazzed
fox trot arr. by L. Countee; con-
ductor sc. © 1. Sept. 7, 1929; B
unp. 10648; Lorenzo Countee,
Kansas City, Mo. 20666
Litaniae; tondichtung, von Paul Juon,
of Germany, op. 70; klavier, violine
u. violoncell. © May 27, 1929; 1 ¢.
Sept. 12; E for. 6644; F. HE. C.
Leuckart, Leipzig. 20667
Little baby; words by C. Jacobsma,
music by Larry E. Goffin. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. July 5,
1929; E ‘unp. 8638; Clarence
Jacobsma, Hospers, Ia. 20668
Little (A) bit of this, a little bit of
that; words and music by James
L. Knipe. © May 31, 1929; 2c. July
15; E pub. 8788; Aston, Knipe &
McCarthy, Lancaster, Pa. 20669
1100
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
20690
Little (The) blue ‘flower; by Byrd
Barbour; pf. © 1 c. Sept. 3, 1929;
E ounp. 10552; Marian Bird Barbour,
Hollywood, Calif. 20670
Little (The) blue gate; words by
Edward Lynn, music by Charles
Wakefield Cadman. © 1 ec. Sept.
18, 1929; E unp. 10983; Fox film
corp., New York. 20671
Little boy blue; words and music by
Dok Hisenbourg [pseud. of Adolphe
Hisenbourg] © 1c. Sept. 16, 1929;
E unp. 11014; Adolphe Hisenbourg,
Roxbury, Mass. 20672
Little brown lady; by P. Tinturin;
pf. ©1e. Sept. 25, 1929; E unp.
11263; Peter Tinturin, New York.
20673
Little bungalow among the pines;
words by E. Bunting, music by Robt.
H. Brennen. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 25, 1929; E unp.
11285; Edwina Bunting, Madison,
Fla. 20674
Little chatterbox; words by Percy
Edgar, music by Henry E. Pethe7z,
of Great Britain; pf. and ukulele
ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
wens) © Aug. 22, 1929; 1 ¢. Aug.
28; E for. 6518; Francis, Day .&
Hunter, Itd., London. 20675
Little (A) girl said yes to me today ;
words and music by G. F. Gaumond.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 25, 1929; E unp. 11237; George
F. Gaumond, Sanders, Id. 20676
Little (A) lonesome, a little bit blue;
words and music by N. Olson. ©
1 ec. Sept. 18, 1929; E unp. 11067;
Naomi Olson, Chicago.
Little moth; music by Franco Leoni,
of Great Britain; med. voice. ©
Sept. 12, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 20; E pub.
9311; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
20678
Little moth; 2-pt. cho., words by Lucie
Leoni, music by Franco Leoni, of
Great Britain; women’s voices.
4to. © Sept. 12, 1929; 2 ¢. Sept. 20;
E pub. 9300; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 20679
Little mother of mine; words and
melody by J. C. Piatt, pf. arr. by
Katherine Robinson. © May 10,
929;,.2 ec. July) 22; 2 pub. -8857;
Jay Cantrell Piatt, Seattle. 20680
Little mother of mine; words by Wal-
ter H. Brown, music by Harry T.
78419—29—_5
Burleigh; mixed voices. 4to. ©
Sept. 14, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 16; E pub.
9329; G. Ricordi & co., ine, New
York. 20681
Little (The) old cabin in the moun-
tains; words and music by A.
Jenkins. © 1 c. Sept. 23, 1929; E
unp. 11161; Andrew Jenkins, New
York. 20682
Little (The) old house; words by
M. M. Briggs, music by Samuel H.
Speck. New York ~ City, Frank
Harding. “© July 10, 1929: 2 «.
Sept. 3; E pub. 8989; Martha M.
Briggs, Waterville, Me. 20683
Little pal of mine; lyric by R. C. Dill-
more, music by Herbert W. Wey-
mann and. Harry M. Taylor. ©
Aug. 30, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 14; E pub.
9126; Richard C. Dillmore, Philadel-
phia. 20684
Little rascal, only five; fox-trot song,
words by Del Travis [i. e. Adelbert
Delos Travis], music by P. F. Wood-
ford; pf. and ukulele acc. Pub-
lished by Travis-Woodford. © Sept.
iG AS29: - 2ae. Sept: 184) pub:
9262; Pere Franklin Woodford,
Elmira, N. Y. 20685
Little (A) tune o’ tears; Irish song,
words by Pauline Garner Curran,
music by Tod B. Galloway; in F.
© Sept. 12, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 14; BH
pub. 9197; Theodore Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia. 20686
Lively (The) cricket; by H. P. Hop-
kins, op. 146, no. 3; pf. © Sept.
12, 1929; 2 «. Sept. 14; EH pub. 9195;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
20687
Load (The) is heavy; fox-trot, words
by George Whiting, music by Ted
Snyder, orch. version by Werner
Janssen; pts. 4te.. © Aus. 28,
7929; 2 -¢. Sept. 9; # ‘pub. Sis;
G. Schirmer, inec., New York.
20688
Load (The) is heavy, and I’m ready
to go; 4-pt. cho., words by George
Whiting, music by Ted Snyder, arr.
by William Stickles; men’s voices.
AL0.. © Aug, 23, 49292 .2.e Aue. 26;
E pub. 9132; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 20689
Loaf (A) and a goose and a cheese;
words by James W. Foley, music
by Louis F. Gottschalk. © 1c. Sent.
2p, . 1929: Bi ip. 11278 7). Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver City,
Calif. 20690
1101
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20691
Lola only you will do; waltz, words
and music by T. Kowalski. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 23,
1929; E unp. 11130; Thaddeus Ko- |
20691
Lolita; lyrics and music by Peggy
Leon. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1929; E unp.
‘ 109386; Leonie Hertzog Maier, Los
Angeles. 20692
London scenes; suite for pf., by Cuth-
bert Harris, of Great Britain. ©
Aug. 16, 1929; 1.¢. Aug. 31; E for.
6450; Warren & Phillips, London.
20693
Lonely Russian rose; words and mu-
sic by Wendell Hall; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Sept. 18, 1929; 2 ec.
Sept. 20; E pub. 9406; Harms, inc.,
New York. 20694
Lonely troubadour; words and music
by John Klenner; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Sept. 6, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 12;
E pub. 9019; Santly bros., inc., New
York. 20695
Lonesome butterfly; words by Ray
Hibbeler, music by A. Colgan.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 9, 1929; E unp. 10712; Alma
Colgan, Chicago. 20696
Long gone; words and music by Jim
Jackson. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1929; E unp. 11432;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 20697
Long was the day and just a dream;
words and music by S. Raymond.
[Words and melody only] ©1ee.
Sept. 19, 1929; E unp. 11027; Stan-
ley Raymond, Calumet City, Ill.
20698
Longing; by Fiona Macleod, music by
Granville Bantock. © Aug. 23,
19293 1 ve. Ang. 24 s00k tor, 16315 ;
Hikin & co., ltd., London. 20699
Longing; waltz, words and music by
E. Labecki. © July 30, 1929; 1 c¢.
Aug. 10, 1929, 1 ec. Aug. 17; E pub.
9242; Emily Labecki, Brooklyn.
20700
Look for the rainbow, shining in the
sky; words and music by F. Sou-
walski, Detroit.
thon. New York City, Frank Har-
ding. (Cover title :—Looking for the
rainbow) © Aug. 14, 1929; 2 e«.
Sept. 19; E pub. 9360; Francis
20701
Look what you’ve done to me; from
Why leave home, words and music
by Con Conrad, Sidney D. Mitchell
Southon, Kalamazoo, Mich.
DL. nase y. 24
and Archie Gottler. © Sept. 11,
1929; 2 ec. Sept. 13; E pub. 9025;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.,
New York. ~~ 20702
Lookin’ for auother sweetie; words
by Sterling Grant, music by Chick
Smith [i. e. L. C. Smith. Words
and melody only] © 1 «¢. Sept. 24,
1929; E unp. 11188; Lewis Chick
Smith, New York. 20703
Lord (The) is come; Christmas can-
tata and pageant for choir and Sun-
day school by Lorenz pub. co., text
by Lizzie De Armond, music by EH.
S. Lorenz. 4to. © Sept. 19, 1929;
2 ec. and aff. Sept. 28; AA 26099;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 20704
Lord (The) is my shepherd; anthem,
words from 23d Psalm, music by
Florence J. Heppe; mixed voices.
4to. © Aug. 28, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 30;
E pub. 8876; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 20705.
Los Angeles, city I love; words and
music by L. L. Stowe. Los Angeles,
Calif., Stowe pub. co. © Sept. 17,
1929; 2 ‘ce. ‘Sept.’'233"° Ei pups sate
Lillis Lombard Stowe, Venice, Calif.
20706
Lost dream ships; words by A. F.
Henthorn, music by Ray Hibbeler.
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1929; E unp. 11356;
A. Frank Henthorn, Hannibal, O.
2070T
Lost hopes; words and music by M.
Delfi. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 10, 1929; E unp. 10742;
Myrta Delfi, New York. 20708.
Lost love; words by M. E. Livingston,
music by Sylvester L. Cross. ©
Sept. 4, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 10; E pub.
8941; Mary E. Livingston, Sedro
Woolley, Wash. 20709
Lotus petals; by Albert Seward Ten-
ney; pf. © Sept. 17, 1929; 2 ec. Sept.
19; E pub. 9265; Schroeder & Gun-
ther, inc., New York. 20710
Loulotte (La); words and music by
Diane Pascale. © 1 c. Sept. 28,
1929; E unp. 11437; HE. Wallace
Moore, Los Angeles. 20711
Love ain’t nothin’ but the blues; from
Road show, lyric by Joe Goodwin,
musie by Louis Alter; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by Hank Linet. © Sept.
9, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 11; E pub. 9005;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 20712
1102
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
20733
een
Love at sundown; words and music
by A. V. Solis. [Words and melody
only] © 16. Sept. 11, 1929; E unp.
10816; Andres V. Solis, Hollywood.
20713
Love dawn; wedding song, words by
Howston Branch, music by Charles
Wakefield Cadman. © 1c. Sept. 18,
1929; E unp. 10981; Fox film corp.,
New York. 20714
Love dream; lyrics by Charles M.
Shapp, music by L. Mergentime. ©
1 ce. Sept. 24, 1929; E unp. 11170;
Lloyd Mergentime, Brooklyn. 20715
Love (The) gift; service for Christ-
mas, by Tullar-Meredith co., ed. by
I. H. Meredith. 8vo. © Sept. 10,
1929; 2 ec. and aff. Oct. 14; AA
27056; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York. 20716
Love is free to every one; from George
White’s scandals, 10th ed., words
and music by Cliff Friend and
George White; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Sept. 18, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 20: E
pub. 9413; Harms, ine, New York.
20717
Love made a gypsy out of me; words
and music by Harry De Costa, Fred
Phillips and Leon Zimmerman.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Aug. 30, 1929; E unp. 10650; Leo
Feist, ine., New York.- 20718
Love me; from Déja, French lyric by
Jean Lenoir, English lyric by Dolly
Morse, music by T. Aivaz; pf. and
ukulele ace. New York, Leo Feist,
inc. © Aug. 13, 1929; 2 ¢ Aug. tGe
E pub. 8468; Publications Francis-
Day, Paris. [© English lyric]
20719
Love me; waltz, from Déja, French
lyric by Jean Lenoir, English lyric
by Dolly Morse, music by T. Aivaz,
arr. by Frank Skinner; orch. pts.
New York, N. Y., Leo Feist, ine.
4to. © Sept. 9, 1929; 2c Sept. 10:
E pub. 8960; Publications Francis-
Day, Paris. 20720
Love me, O rose of my heart; words
and melody by Mary Carson [pseud.
of M. C. Kidd], arr. by Aldridge
Battelle Kidd. ©1c. July 20, 1929;
E unp. 10481; Mary Carson Kidd,
Houston. 20721
Love on a moonlit bay; words by
Sydney Heilweil, music by H. E.
Lish. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1929; BE unp.
11114; Harold E. Lish, Brooklyn.
20722
Love, wedding and lullabies; words
and music by A. E. Morelli. © 1e.
Aug: 30; °1929%""h “amp: 10486 ;
Aquilino E. Morelli, Davenport,
Calif. 20723
Love ye your brother; words . and
music by HE. E. Page. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 3, 1929;
E unp. 10538; Eugene Edgar Page,
Los Angeles. 20724
Love, your spell is everywhere; words
by Elsie Janis, music by Edmund
Goulding; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by May Singhi Breen. © Sept. 3,
1929); 2) cl Sept. 4; Bb pub; 8841 ;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York,
20725
Love’s dream; waltz, by J. Idiart.
[Melody only] ©1c. Sept. 9, 1929;
E unp. 10800; Jean Idiart, San
Francisco. 20726
Love’s flame; words by Frederick H.
Martens, music by Edwin Ralf
Dean; high voice. © Sept. 12,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 20; E pub. 9313;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 20727
Love’s melodies floating to you; words
and music by D. 8S. Carlson and L.
Byrd. [Photostat] © 1. Sept. 8,
1929; E unp. 10500; Dorothy S,
Carlson and Lee Byrd, Oakland,
Calif. 20728
Love’s morning hours and eventide;
words by Oliver Murray Hdwards,
music by Hthel Connell Phoenix;
high voice. Syracuse, New York,
Oliver music co. © June 24, 1929:
2c. June 28; E pub. 7278; Oliver M.
Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y. 20729
Love’s sweet melody; by W. J. Dyer.
[Melody only] © 1 e@ Sept. 23,
1929; E unp. 11136; William J.
Dyer, San Francisco. 20730
Love-y; words and music by R. C.
Tarrant, jr. © 1 ¢. Aue sie. 1929:
E unp. 11151; Roy Chandler Tar-
rant, jr., Long Beach, Calif. 20731
Loving just you; words and music by
N. F. Reese. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Sept. 11, 1929; BE unp.
10754; Nellie F. Reese, Eldora, Ia.
20732
Loyalty ; service for Rally day, words
by Mattie B. Shannon and others,
music by Norman Roy, Maybelle
Knott and others. 8vo. © July 16;
1929; 2 c. Aug. 15; E pub. 8984:
Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia. 20733
-1103
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20734
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
Lueante dilamatina abruzzese; words
and music by P. Sciascia. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 31,
1929; E unp. 10510; Pasquale
Sciascia, Philadelphia. 20734
Luckies lucky wedding day; words by
Charles Leveen, music by OC.
Kritzler. [Words and melody only}
© 1 ce Sept. 23, 1929; E unp. 11124;
Charles. Kritzler, Brooklyn. 20735
Lucy’s lipstick; written by R. P.
Weston and Bert Lee, composed by
Harris Weston, of Great Britain;
pf. and ukulele ace. {Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug. 22,
1929; 1 ec. Aug. 28; E for. 6526;
Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd., London.
20736
Lulaby [!]; words and music by L. C.
Schwartzman; pf. [Photostat] ©
1c. Sept. 16, 1929; E unp. 10917;
Lillian CC. Schwartzman, Long
Beach, L. I., N. Y. 20737
Lullaby; by Milan Roder; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © July 5,
1929; 2 ec. Sept. 13; E pub. 9105;
Kalmus filmusic edition, New York.
20738
Lullaby; words and music by F. B.
Dulyn; violin and pf. © 1 e. Sept.
23, 1929; E unp. 11102; Florence B.
Dulyn, Detroit. 20739
Lullaby; words and music by H. A.
Meissner. © July 6, 1929; 2 e«.
Sept. 14; E pub. 9128; Harriet
Acheson Meissner, Glenside, Pa.
20740
Lullaby; words and music by H. A.
Shaw. ©1c. Sept. 23, 1929; E unp.
11193 ; Harry A. Shaw, Oregon City,
Or. 20741
Lure (The) of the open road; words
and music by Jimmie Smith [i. e.
J. L. Smith. Words and melody
only] ©1e. June 22, 1929; E unp.
8246; J. L. Smith, Tujunga, Calif.
20742
M’aggia vendica’; versi di T. Piscitelli,
musica di Carlo De Carli. Ato.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ce.
July 10, 1928; E unp. 695546; To-
tonno Piscitelli, Newark, N. J.
20748
Ma-bram-hob-han; fox-trot aus der
oper, Maschinist Hopkins, englischer
text von George Antheil, deutscher
text von R. S. Hoffmann, musik von
Max Brand, of Austria, op. 11, arr.
von Jsko Thaler,
June 26, 1929; 1 c. July 30; E for.
5643 ; Universal edition, a. g¢., Vien--
na. - 20744
Ma egy éve [and] Régimd6di n6ta;
verse Szavay Zoltan, zenéje Laszl6
Imre, of Hungary. © Apr. 8, 1929;
1c. Aug. 8; E for. 6553; Kalman
Nador, Budapest, Hungary. 20745
Mabel’s waltz; by John F. Carré, op.
13, no. 3; pf. (Jn From Florence’s
doll family) © Sept. 23, 1929; 2 «.
Sept. 25; E pub. 9442; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. - 20746
Macchina (La) e Concettina; versi e
musica di F. Pizzolante. [Words
and melody only] © Sept. 2, 1929;
2 c. Sept. 9; E pub. 9510; Francesco
Pizzolante, New York. 20747
McDonald (Harl) Two miniatures;
pf. 1. Humoresque. [1 other] ©
July 29, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 14; E pub.
9120; HBlkan-Vogel co., ine., Phila-
delphia. 20748
Mafalda; words by E. I. E. Thompson,
music by Nell Godfrey. Canons-
burg, Pa., E. I. HE. Thompson, -Tusca-
loosa, Ala., Nell Godfrey. © Aug.
30, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 14; E pub. 9125;
EK. I. E. Thompson, Canonsburg, Pa.
20749
Maga nem a regi, hem yermeg, Hagy-
del a regi babad, Itt hagyom a fa-
lut; by Banyai, Hiseman and Ba-
lazs, of Hungary. [Melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 13, 1929; E unp. 10881;
Rozsavolgyi es tarsa, Budapest,
Hungary. 20750
Maganak nem leszek én tobbé bolond-
ja; tango, szévege Szécsi Ferenc és
Farkas Rezs6, zenéje Hubai A. és
Voros Feri, of Hungary. © Mar. 1,
1928; 1c. Apr. 19, 1929; E for. 6538 ;
Nador Kalman, Budapest, Hungary.
20751
Magic (The) pot; suite, by Jean Ma-
rat, of Great Britain; pf. 1. The
magic pot. [4 others] © Sept. 20,
1929; 1 @:) Sept! 23:5") sor. Gite;
Cary & co., London. 20752
Maid (The) of Bath; musical comedy
in 2 acts, book by W. H. Duncan,
lyrics by W. H. Duncan and Theo-
dore Bolton, music by H. Mattice.
© 1c. Sept. 23, 1929; D unp. 27582;
Wm. Henry Duncan and Harold
Mattice, Brooklyn. 20753
1104
of Austria. ©
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. Y, 1929
20774
Maiermax;
schwank-operette, text von Rudolf
Bernauer, musik von Hugo Hirsch,
of Germany, klavier arr. von Otto
Lindemann. 1. Menschenskind, wo
hast du denn den hut her? [6
others} © Dec. 9, 1926; 1 c. Apr.
19, 1929; E for. 5961; Rondo-verlag,
cowa. by. 2, Sern. 20754
Major melodies; by J. C. Bartells, op.
3; pf. Svo. [Mimeograph] 1. Rev-
ery. [2 others] ©, Sept. 6, 1929;
2 c. Sept. 9; E pub. 8907; John C.
Bartells, Chicago. 20755
Make me know it; words and music
by D. F. Marcus. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Sept. 24, 1929;
E unp. 11182*} David Frank Marcus,
New York. 20756
Make room for the old Forty-niner ;
words and music by E. C. Wood-
ward. ©1c. Aug. 31, 1929; E unp.
10495 ; Edward C. Woodward, Sacra-
mento, Calif. 20757
Make yourself at home; words and
music by Mack Gordon, Jay C. Flip-
pen ard Geo. D. Wiest; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © Sept. 3, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
4; E pub. 8842; Gordon & Rich, inc.,
New York. 20758
Make yourselves at home; written
and composed by D. Kindleberger.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 11, 1929; E unp. 10771; David
Kindleberger, Staten Island, N. Y.
20759
Maldita; tango, letra y musica de A.
Utrera, of Cuba, domiciled at New
York: it. © LG Aug. -8;. 1929...)
unp. 8680; Adolfo Utrera, New
York. 20760
Malia bella; mazurek, di Cesarino
Valenti, of Italy, domiciled at New
York. ©1e. Sept. 9, 1929; E unp.
10728; Joseph Cerabino, New York.
20761
Matopolski sztajerek; melody by
Frank Przybylski. © 1 c. Sept. 3,
1929; E unp. 10527; Victor music
roll co., Chicago. 20762
Mama I don’t need you now; words
we.” MESIC. “by Sergiy aris.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 12, 1929; E unp. 10824; Pro-
gressive music co., New York.
20763
Mamwnble; unison song, words by John
Drinkwater, music by Stanley Wil-
son, of Great Britain, tonic solfa tr.
sieben schlager aus der
by H. J. Timothy. 4to. © Sept. 17,
1929; 1 c. Sept. 18; E for. 6689;
Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 20764
Mammy mine, I’m in love with you;
words and music by J. Curtan and
- George Witte. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Aug. 27, 1929; E unp.
11112; John Curtan, Trenton, N., J.
20765
Mammy’s croon; lyric by Carroll
Wright, music by S. Benkman. ©
1 c. Sept. 9, 1929; H unp. 10664; ,
Siegfried Benkman, Oakland, Calif.
20756
Mandel; lyric by Lewis and Young,
music by Lew Pollack. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 19, 1929;
E unp. 11043; Remick music corp.,
New York. 20767
Manger (The) Child; Christmas can-
tata, by William Baines; mixed
voices, with organ acc. 4to.
sept. 3; 1929-2 cy Sept. (: Epub:
9169; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. ° 20768
Manger lullaby ; Christmas hymn, 4-pt.
cho., words by Mary Hus Parkhurst,
music arr. by Winthrop Parkhurst ;
men’s voices, with pf. or organ ace.
4to. © Sept. 12, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 20;
EH pub. 9305; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 20769
Manuela; valzer lento, versi di Gav-
roche, musica di T. Petralia C., of
italyse pes? © Sept.15, 1929 2--b cc.
Aug. 24; EH for. 6681; A. Forlivesi
& c., Florence, Italy. 20770
Manx spinning wheel song (Arrane
queeyl nieuee); air from Moore's
Manx ballads, English tr. of Manx
traditional words by Mona Douglas,
freely arr. as a 2-pt. song by Arnold
Foster, of Great Britain. 4to. ©
Aug, 129) 1929 > 1 e; Aug oO > Biickor,
6494; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London.
20771
Marcetta grigio verde; di Vittorio
Mascheroni, of Italy; piccola orch.
parti. 4to. © Aug: 30) 1929: diz.
sept: i4; EH for. "603i; (AS se G..
Carisch & c., Milan. 20772
March, Armada boy’s; by A. J. Buz-
roughs; band pts. 4to. © Aug. 30,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 5; E pub. 8882;
Alfred J. Burroughs, Richmon¢l,
Mich. 20773
March of the archers; by Montague
Ewing, of Great Britain; pf. duet.
© Sept. 12, 1929; 2 c« Sept. 14;
pub. 9201; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadeiphia. 20774
1105
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20775
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
March (The) of the Flit soldiers;
words by Phil Cook, music by H. F.
Reser. New York City, Stanco, ine.
© Sept. 14, 1929; 2 c. Sept, 17-0)
pub. 9244; Harry F. Reser, New
York. 20775
March of the kings; English version
iy Fairfax Downey, proveneal Noél
rr. by Channing Lefebvre; male
voices. 4to. © Aug. 30, 1929; 2 ec.
Aug. 31; E pub. 8799; G. Ricordi &
co., ine., New York. 20776
March of the toys; by M. Gold; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1929; E unp. 10790;
Matthew Gold, Hoboken, N. J.
20777
March on, march on, America;
national anthem, verses by W. Scott,
musie and cho. by W. M. Wood, arr.
by Walter De Prefontaine; pf. with
words. .4to. ©, July 4.;1929;;), 2c.
Sept. 14; E pub. 9118; William M.
Wood, Norristown, Pa. 20778
March on to peace; theme song of
High treason, lyric by Pat K. Heale,
music by Walter R. Collins, of Great
Britain. © July 30, 1929; 1c. Aug.
16; E for. 6477; Boosey & co., Itd.,
London. 20779
March to the Legion; words and music
by W. J. Wring. © 1c. Aug. 6,
1929; E unp. 9614; Wilbur John
Wring, Hibbing, Minn. 20780
Marcia funebre; di Antonio Ricci
Signorini, of Italy; grande orch.
Partitura. © Sept.)2, 1929; 1 c.
Sept. 14; E for. 6688; A. & G.
Carisch & c., Milan. 207581
Marek (Czeslaw) Sinfonia; introduc-
tion, allegro et epilogue, par C.
Marek, of Poland; orch. Partitur.
Wien-Leipzig, Universal-edition, a. zg.
© Dee. 31, 1928; 1 ce. May 3, 1929;
EH for. 5204; Columbia graphophone
co., ltd., London. 20782
Margaret-Emily skating; by John i.
Carré, op. 13, no. 4; pf. (Jn From
Florence’s doll family) © Sept. 23,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 25; E pub. 9443;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 20783
Marguerite; words by Calvin William
White, music by R. Winch and R.
Prescott. © 1c. Sept. 19, 1929; E
unp. 11082; Robert Winch, Robert
Prescott and Calvin White, Lake-
wood, O. 20784
Mariettina bella; mazurck, di Cesarino
Valenti, of Italy, domiciled at New
York. ©1e. Sept. 9, 1929; E unp.
10729; Joseph Cerabino, New York.
20785
Marigolds; by Louis Panella; pf. ©
Sept. 17, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 16; E pub.
9151; Volkwein bros., Pittsburgh.
20786
Marigolds all a-glow; by Hsther C.
Benson, ed., annotated and fingered
by John M. Williams; pf. © Sept.
23, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 25; E pub. 9434;
Boston music co., Boston. 20787
Mariuzza; mazurka, melody by G.
Vicari, of Italy, domiciled at New
York. © 1/ ec Sept.dsy 19205
unp. 10850; Giovanni Vicari, New
York. 20788
Market street stomp; melody by R. M.
Dickerson. © 1 ¢. Sept. 28, 1929;
E unp. 11418; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 20789
Martyrs of the air; words and music
by K. R. Barnum. © 1 ¢. Sept. 9,
1929; E unp. 11202; Kenneth R.
Barnum, Kansas City, Mo. 20790
Mary; by H. J. Gilligan; melody with
pf. ace. © 1c. Sept. 4, 1929; H
unp. 10555; Edward J. Gilligan,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 20791
Mary; musical recitation, musie by
Wm. John Hall. © Sept. 12, 1929;
2c. Sept. 14; E pub. 9188; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 20792
Mary; words and music by W. A.
Howard, F. Lewis and J. Davis.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
July 31, 1929; E unp. 10799; William
A. Howard, Frank Lewis and John
Davis, Charlestown, Mass. 20793
Mary bowed so low; words and music
by E. Lindley and D. Johnson.
[Words and melody only] © 1,
Sept. 28, 1929; E unp. 11414; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
20794
Mary mine; words and music by N. R.
Hampshire. © 1 ¢ Sept. 3, 4920;
E unp. 10551; Nita Redden Hamp-
shire, Provo, Utah. 20795
Mary S. Doten school song; words
and music by E. M. Wilson, arr. by
May Dunlop Douglas. © Sept. 24,
1929: 2 c. Sept. 28; E pub. 9580;
Emilie L. Wilson, Reno, Nev. 20796
1106
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
Marylee; words and music by C. F.
Mathieu. [Words and melody
only] ©1ce. Sept. 25, 1929; E unp.
11282; Carl F. Mathieu, Long
Island City, N. Y. 20797
Mas (Le); prélude du 1°7—8"™* actes,
par J. Canteloube, of France; pf.
Te, bee 2 Baw ©), Maly 19! 1929':) 1 ec.
each Aug. 9; E for. 6457-6459;
Heugel, Paris. 20798-20800:
Masque (The) of Ceres; epithala-
mium, from Shakespeare’s Tempest,
by Humphrey J. Stewart; organ.
© Sept. 12, 1929; 2 ce. Sept. 14; EB
pub. 9184; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 20801
Masquerade (The); words and music
by E. Scott. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 13, 1929; E unp.
10844; Earle Scott, Flushing, N. Y.
20802
Mass in honor of St. Veronica; by
J. S. Duss. Pittsburgh, Pa., Volk-
wein bros. 4to. © Sept. 18, 1929;
2 ic. Sept. -20;. aff. Sept. 21; AA
24328; John S. Duss, New Smyrna,
Fla. 20803
Master of men; anthem, from Prayers,
old and new, by Dean Rousmaniere,
music by H. Alexander Matthews
and J. Sebastian Matthews; mixed
voices, with organ ace. 4to. ©
Aug. 27, 1929; 2 ec. Sept. 7; E pub.
8919; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
20804
Maui County fair; waltz, words and
musie by P. E. Pereira, arr. by Lino
Navarro. © Sept. 24, 1929; 2 e.
Sept. 28; E pub. 9579; Pedro
Eustachio Pereira, Wailuku, Maui,
4 \eqall 3 20805
May (A) day festival; by Jean
Beghon, orch. by A. E. Cafarella;
orch. pts. © Sept. 11, 1929; 2 «.
Sept. 13; E pub. 9030; Atlas music
corp., New York. 20806
May day on Tower hill; English revel,
by Evan Marsden, of Great Britain;
pf. © June 29, 1929; 1 c. June 29;
E for. 5410; Joseph Henry Larway,
Londen. 20807
May I bring you flowers mademoiselle?
poem by Jack Scholl and Bradford
Browne, melody by Spencer
Williams; pf. ace., with ukulele arr,
by Solona Moahi. © July 25, 1929;
2 ce. July 12; E pub. 6792; Spencer
Williams, New York. 20808
20819
May I say, I love you; words and
music by Benny Davis and J. Fred
Coots; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
May Singhi Breen. © Sept. 25,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 26; E pub. 9491;
Davis, Coots & Engel, inc., New
York, 20809
May (A) song; words by Margaret L.
Woods, music by C. H. Kitson, of
Great Britain; sop. 1 and 2. 4to.
[Staff and tonie sol-fa notations]
© July 19, 1929; 1 «. Sept. 5; E for.
6594; H. F. W. Deane & sons, the
Year book press, ltd., London,
20810
Maytime; by E. H. Paul; violin 1, 2,
and pf. © Sept. 6, 1929; 2 ¢. Sept.
28; E pub. 9533; Co-operative music
co., Philadelphia. 20811
Mazurka; by Alice Mengel; pf. ©
Sept. 7, 1929; 2 ec. Sept. 9; E pub.
9063; Noyes-group, New York.
20812
Meadows (The) of the Lord; words by
Edward Lynn, music by Charles
Wakefield Cadman; in G. © Sept.
12, 1929; 2 e. Sept. 14; E pub. 9205;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
20813
Mean melody; words and music by G.
Ted Reicard [pseud. of G. D.
Reichard] © 1 ¢. Sept. 10, 1929;
E unp. 10760; George D. Reichard,
Los Angeles. 20814
Meditation; by Henry Deines; violin
and pf. © June 1, 1929; 2c. Aug.
21; E pub. 8765; Ogren & Uhe, inc.,
Rockford, Il. 20815
Mediterranean (The) fruit fly; words
and music by H. J. Crumley.
[Words and melody only] ©1e
Sept. 16, 1929; E unp. 10987; Harey—
stern. J. Crumley, Trilby, Fla. 20816
Meerstern, ich dich grtisse; deutsches
volkslied, neubearb. von Walther
Hirschberg, of Germany. © Dec.
15,1928; 1. ¢. July 22,.19295 Wetor:
6229; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H., Ber-
lin, 20817
Meet me at the fair; fox-trot, words
and music by G. W. Fichthorn. ©
Aug. 31, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 14; E pub.
9114; Geo. W. Fichthorn, Hamburg,
Pa. 20818
Meet me tonight in dreamland; words
by M. Benson, music by Samuel H.
Speck. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1929; E unp. 11357;
Maud Benson, Sparta, Wis. 20819
1107
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
20820
Megsiratom a lehull6 [and] Mért van
néked selyemruhad; verse és zenéje
Seress Rezsé, of Hungary. © Mar.
6, 1928; 1 c« Apr. 19, 4929; WH for.
6546; Nador Kalman, Budapest,
Hungary. : 20820
Mein liebes deutsches heimatland!
marsch, text von Hans Pflanzer,
musik von Hans May, of Austria.
© Sept. 11, 1928; 1 c Dec. 4; E for.
13824; Viola-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Leipzig. 20821
Mein liebes deutsches heimatland;
marsch, text von Hans Pflanzer,
musik von Hans May, of Austria,
spezial arr. von Fred Ralph [pseud.
of Hermann Krome], of Germany;
orch. stimmen, mit pf. direktion.
4to. © Nov. 1, 1928; 1 ¢. Jan. 11,
1929; HE for. 2268; Viola-verlag, G.
m. b. H., Berlin. 20822
Mein schatz ist aus Bayern; worte von
Fritz Rotter, musik von Otto Stran-
sky, of Czechoslovakia. © May 16,
1927; 1 c Apr. 5, 1929; E for. 4419;
Wiener bohéme-verlag, Vienna.
20823
Melancholy Pierrot; words and music
by Hal Swain and Lee Hanley, both
of Great Britain; pf. and ukulele
ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Oct. 1, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 12;
E for. 6846; Campbell, Connelly &
co., Itd., London. 20824
Mellow twilight; tone poem, by Flor-
ence B. Price; pf. © Sept. 24,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 28; BE pub): 95602 ;
McKinley music co., Chicago.
20825
Melodische ettiden fiir bratsche allein ;
von Johannes Palaschko, of Ger-
many, op. 92. v. 1, nos. 1-12.—v. 2.,
nos. 13-25. © June (01929) 1 c.
each July 22; E for. 6224, 6225; N.
Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
20826, 20827
Melody in D; by F. H. Quinn; pf. ©
1 ce. Sept. 18, 1929; E unp. 10855;
Frank Henry Quinn, Jamaica Plain,
Mass. 20828
Melody of love; by R. N. Schraeger ;
pf. © 1c. Sept. 30, 1929; E unp.
11454; Rudolph N. Schraeger, Los
Angeles. 20829
Memorandum; words and music by
Cc. BE. Goll. © Sept. 6, 1929; 2 c.
Sept. 9; E pub. 8969; Charlotte E.
Goll, Chicago. 20830
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
Memories; words and music by A:
‘Dunham. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1929; E unp. 10598;
Anna Dunham, Brooklyn. 20831
Memories; words and music by EH. A.
Bruguiere. [Words and melody .
only] ©1e. Aug. 31, 1929; E unp.
10464; Emile A. Bruguiere, Villa
Carmela, Principaute de Monaco.
20832
Memories; words and music by M. G.
Hulst, German words by Wilhelm
Stekel. Wien, Musikalienhandlung
Ludwig’ Kern. © July 31, 1929;
2c. Sept. 17; E pub. 9229; Margaret
Gardiner Hulst, Upper Montclair;
N. J. 20833
Memories of mine; by C. J. Kann;
jazz band pts. 4to. © Aug. 6, 1929;
2c. Aug. 12; E pub. 8340; Carl J.
Kann, Guttenberg, Ia. 20834
Memories of my old Kentucky home;
by J. Little, arr. by Carleton L.
Colby; violin and pf. © Aug. 30,
1929; 2 ce. Sept. 8; E pub. 8887;
Joseph Little, Chicago. 20835
Mem ’ries of yesterday ; words and mu-
sic by EF. L. Hepburn. [Photostat]
© 1c. Sept. 26, 1929; BE unp. 11324;
Frederick Lewis Hepburn, Provi-
dence, R. I. 20836
Mem’ry of man; waltz, words by G. E.
Smith, music by Harry Clifford. ©
1 c. Sept. 7, 1929; E unp. 10708;
Gertrude Elizabeth Smith, Cleve-
land. 20837
Menuet de la cour; by Hannah Smith,
op. 56, no. 2; pf. © Sept. 12, 1929;
2c. Sept. 20; E pub. 9817; G. Schir-
mer, ine., New York. 20838
Meredith’s choir songs; ed. by I. H.
Meredith. v. 1. © Mar. 21, 1929;
2c. and aff. Sept. 14; A 12329; Tul-
lar-Meredith co., New York. 20839
Merenguero (El); bolero son, letra y
musica por J. Vilar. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 18, 1929;
E unp. 10969; José Vilar, New York.
20840
Merry Andrew; by T. Conway Brown,
of Great Britain; trombone solo,
with pf. ace. © Aug. 6, 1929; 1 c.
Aug. 16; E for. 6473; Boosey & Co.,
ltd., London. 20841
Merry, merry sparrow; words by Wil-
liam Blake, music by Hilda M.
Grieveson, of Great Britain; sop. 1
and 2. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] ©! July 19, 192991 ec.
1108
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
‘no. 9, 1929
20865
Sept. 5; E for. 6595; H. F. W. Deane
& sons, the Year book press, Itd.,
London. 20842
Merrymakers (The); by Christiaan
Kriens; orch. pts. © Sept. 11, 1929;
2c, Sept. 138; B pub. 9031; Atlas
music corp., New York. 20843
Mért szomorti kisasszony? tango-dal,
szovegét irta: Kulinyi Ern6, zenéjét
szerzette: Varady Aladar, of Hun-
gary. (Cover title :—Miért szomort
kisasszony?) © Sept. 14, 1928;
2c: Apr” 19+ 1929> E for! -€533;
Nador Kaman, Budapest; Hungary.
20844
Meyerbeer (Giacomo) Hail Him; an-
them, new text by Charlotte Irene
Ford, arr. by J. W. Lerman; mixed
voices. 4to. © Feb. 18, 1929; 2 c.
Sept. 14; E pub. 9082; Tullar-Mere-
dith co., New York. [© new text
and harmonization ] 20845
Mi bohio; danzoén, by E. L. Pena; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 20, 1929; E unp. 11090;
Ernest Lopez Pena, New York.
20846
Mia stellina (My little star) ; words
and music by J. M. DuLac. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 16,
1929; E unp. 10955; John M. DuLac,
Clairton, Pa. 20847
- Miami, playground of the U. S. A.;
fox trot, words by Teresa Conner,
musie by C. La Monaca. © 1 ec.
Sept. 23, 1929; E unp. 11127; Caesar
La Monaca, Hollywood, Fla. 20848
Michael’s day carol from the He-
brides; words by Oscar Avery, mu-
sic by Harvey Gaul; solo and mixed
voices. 4to. © Sept. 19, 1929; 2 ¢.
Sept. 20; E pub. 9463; G. Ricordi
& co., ine., New York. 20849
Midnight; words and music by W. R.
Daugherty. © 1c. Sept. 6, 1929;
E unp. 10615; William Ronald
Daugherty, Sharon, Pa. 20850
Mike Duffy; words and music by
Shaw [pseud. of Fannie M. Cooke],
and Frederick [pseud. of John Fred-
erick Gordon] © 1 e. Sept. 10,
1929; E unp. 10714; John F. Gor-
don, Middletown, N. Y. 20851
Milonguero; tango milonga, par José
M. Lucchesi, of Brazil; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © June
Sfteoo, | &. July fo> BH) tor. DO ;
Editions Max Eschig, Paris. 20852
Min hijiirterdam; one step, text av
Gosta Stevens, musik avy Helge Lind-
berg, of Sweden; pf. © June 1,
1929; 1 ec. June 24; HB for. 5270;
Ernst Rolfs musikfodrlags, a. b.,
Stockholm, Sweden. 20853
Minor melodies; by J. C. Bartells, op.
11; pf. 1. Autumn. [2 others] ©
Sept. 20, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 23; E pub.
9385; John C. Bartells, Chicago.
20854
Minuetto in G; 18th century, arr. by
G. Francesco Malipiero, of Italy; pf.
© Aug. 28, 1929; 2 ¢c. Aug. 80; 8
pub. 9168; Theodore Presser ©Co.,
Philadelphia. 20855
Mirandy May; words and music by
L. J. Bennett. [Photostat] ©1e.
Sept. 18, 1929; E unp. 11000; Louis
J. Bennett, Kansas City, Mo. 20856
Mischief makers; by Irene Rodgers,
ed., annotated and fingered by John
M. Williams; pf. © Sept. 23, 1929;
2 c. Sept. 25; E pub. 9487; Boston
musie co., Boston. 20857
Misery in Arkansas; words and music
by Dave Macon. ([Chords, single
staff] © 1c. Sept. 6, 1929; H unp.
10618; Jack Kapp, Chicago. 20858
Miss Wonderful; from Paris, lyric by
Al. Bryan, music by Eddie Ward;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by W. C.
Lindemann. © Sept. 18, 1929; 2 ¢.
Sept. 20; E pub. 9410; Harms, inc.,
New York. 20859
Missouri moan; melody by J. HE.
Smith. ©1c. Sept. 28, 1929; E unp.
11377; Southern music pub. €o., inc.,
New York. 20860
Mist; by Alice Mengel; pf. © Sept.
7, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 9; E pub. 9062;
Noyes-group, New York. 20861
Mr. Brown, here I come; words and
music by G. Foster. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 28, 1929;
BE unp. 11403; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 20862
Mistreatin’ mamma; words and music
by Furry Lewis. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 e. Sept. 28, 1929;
E unp. 11417; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 20863
‘Mit flag; words by M. Dysthe, music
by Gunnar J. Malmin. 4to. © Aug.
16, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 12; E pub. 9024;
Martinius Dysthe, Minneapolis.
20864
Mitt flag; tekst af Gerhard, musik af
Reidar Thommessen, of Denmark.
© Aug. 20, 1929; 1 ce. Aug. 31; E for.
6449 ; Skandinavisk musikforlag, Co-
penhagen. 20865
1109
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20866
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 24
Mittmann (Leopold) Studie; von
Leopold Mittmann, of Germany; pf.
© May 22, 1929; 1 c Aug. 14; E for.
6416; Wilhelm Zimmermann, Leip-
Zig, 20866
Mobile—Alabam’ ; words by: J." E.
Guernsey, music by Floyd Thomp-
son. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1929; E unp.
10674; Thompson & Guernsey.
Indianapolis. 20867
Modern rhythm; fox-trot, written and
composed by Howard and Donald
Sinnock, of Great Britain, domiciled
at Brooklyn; 1st violin. © 1 «@
July 24, 1929; E unp. 10867; Donald
L. W, Sinnock, Brooklyn. 20868
Modern transcription of Humoreske;
by Frankie Carle [pseud. of F. N.
Carlone]; pf. [Photostat] © 1 e¢.
July 22, 1929; E unp. 9128; Francis
N. Carlone, Springfield, Mass.
20869
Modest (The) violet; by Carl Wilhelm
Kern, op. 634, no. 1; pf. © Sept. 24,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 28; E pub. 9565;
McKinley musie¢ co., Chicago. 20870
Molly’s gone to Hollywood; words and
music by A. M. Cole. © 1c. Sept.
4, 1929; E unp. 10573; Anna
Matthews Cole, Nicholville, N. Y.
20871
Monoghaly shore; . words by 4G.
Kaercher, music by Robt. H. Bren-
nen. [Words and melody only] ©
1 c. Sept. 27, 1929; H unp: 11354:
George Kaercher, Newark, O. 20872
Monte Carlo; continental comedy one-
step, words by Robert Hargreaves
and Stanley J. Damerell, music’ by
Tolchard Evans, of Great Britain;
pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations]
1929; 1 c« Sept. 13; EH for. 6578;
Cecil Lennox, ltd., London. 20873
Moonbeams; morceau characteristic,
by Louis Panella; full orch. pts.
4to. © Sept. 14, 1929; 2.c. Sept. 13;
E pub, 9042; Volkwein bros., Pitts-
burgh. 20874
Moonbeams watch o’er my love; words
and music by M. Skumsky. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 25,
1929; E unp. 11233; Michael
Skumsky, Lansford, Pa. 20875
Moonlight; melody by J. Vollmer. ©
Le. Sept. 25,°1929' san 11265 ;
James Vollmer, Philadelphia. 20876
Moonlight blues; melody by Charlie
Lawrence. © 1 c. Sept. 28, 1929;
© Sept. 6,
E unp. 11382; Southern music pub.
co., inec., New York. 20877
Moonlight (A) dance; by Berenice
Benson Bentley; pf., with words.
© Aug. 28, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 30; EB
pub. 8771; Boston music co., Boston.
20878
Moonlight (The) march; words by
Charles Newman, music by Carmen
Lombardo, arr. by Rube Bennett;
pf, and ukulele acc. © June 25,
1929; 2 c« June 29; E pub. 7455;
Milton Weil music co., Chicago.
20879
Moonlight memories; words by Mabel
Jarvis, music by Irving Webb
[pseud. of H. A. Webb] ©1c. June
28, 1929; E unp. 8453; Ervin
Arthur Webb, Salt Lake City.
20880
Moonlight prisoner; words and music
by L. Panaszewski. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 16, 1929;
E unp. 10939; Leon Panaszewski,
Phillipsburg, N. J. 20881
Moonlight (A) rendezvous; lyric by
Benee Russell, music by Vincent
Rose. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 17, 1929; E unp. 10960;
Leo Feist, ine., New York. 20882
More (The) I see of other girls the
more I yearn for you; lyric by R. C.
Dillmore, music by Edward J.
Paynter. © July 29, 1929-32
Sept. 14; E pub. 9119; Richard C.
Dillmore, Philadelphia. 20883
More (The) I try to forget the more
I remember you; written and com-
posed by Fred E. Cliffe, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug.
22, 1929; 1 e. Aug. 28; E for. 6524;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., London.
20884
Morning breezes; waltz, by Walter
Rolfe; pf. © Aug. 31, 1929; 2 «.
Sept. 3; E pub. 8888; Hvans music
co., Boston. 20885
Morning is coming; hymn, words and
music by W. M. Runyan. © Sept,
2, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 23; E pub. 9418;
William M, Runyan, Chicago.
20886
Morning serenade; by Roland Diggle;
organ. © Sept. 12, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
14; E pub. 9178; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 20887
1110
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
Moten’s blues; melody by Bennie
Moten. © 1 c. Sept. 28, 1929; HE
unp. 11397; Southern music pub, co.,
inc., New York. 20888
Mother; from Listen to me, words and
music by W. Place, jr.; pf. ©l1e.
Sept. 30, 1929; E unp. 11449;
William Place, jr., Providence, R. I.
20889
Mother; words and music by C. L.
Bluemer, arr. by H. L. Alford. ©
Sept. 13, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 20; E pub.
9404; Charles L. Bluemer, Chicago.
20890:
Mother dear; by Jimmie Gallagher
and O. Léveillee; melody with pf.
ace. © 1.¢c.,Sept., 9,.1929;. E unp.
10699; Oscar Léveillee, Cambridge,
Mass. 20891
Mother devine [!]; mother love song,
words and music by B. Corprew.
1 c. Sept. 14, 1929; E unp. 10887;
Blyden Corprew, Brooklyn. 20892
Mother is calling us still; words and
music by HE. M. Tremblay; male
quartet. 4to. © Sept. 5, 1929; 2 ¢.
Sept. 9; E pub. 8939; Edith M.
Tremblay, Goderich, Ont., Canada.
20893
Mother (A) song; words by Kurt
Schwabach, adaptation by W. A., of
Great Britain. music by Jim Cowler.
© July 24, 1929; 1 ¢ Aug. 8; E for.
6315; Chappell & co., Itd., London.
[© English words] 20894
Mount of the Holy Cross; meditation,
composed and arr. by Henry S. Saw-
yer; pf., 4 hands. © Sept. 24, 1929;
2c. Sept. 28; E pub. 9558; McKinley
music ¢o., Chicago. 20895
Moving along; words by Herbert J.
Brandon, music by J. S. Zamecnik ;
men’s voices. 4to. © Sept. 13,
1929; 2 ec. Sept. 18; E pub. 9131;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 20896
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Alle-
luja; from motet Exsultate jubilate,
ed. by Carl Deis; high voice. Copy-
right is based upon new matter by
Carl Deis, namely, his interpretation
represented in the legible notation
thereof contained in the copies filed.
© Aug. 23, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 26; B
pub. 9189; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 20897
Minuet from Don _ Giovanni;
French minuet, arr. by Henry S.
Sawyer, bowed and fingered by
20906
Frank J. Blazek;: violin solo or duet,
with pf. acc. © Sept. 24, 1929; 2 c.
Sept. 28; E pub. 9551; McKinley
music co., Chicago. 20898
Mucking about the garden; comedy
song one-step, words and music by
Q. Kumber, of Great Britain; pf.
ace., With banjulele banjo and uku-
lele arr. by Alvin D. Keech. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Sept.
Davigeos LG. Sept ht: Hiror, got,
Lawrence Wright music co., London.
20899
Music (The) hour; [compiled] by Os-
bourne McConathy, W. Otto Miess-
ner, Edward Bailey Birge and Ma-
bel EH. Bray: bk. 3. 8vo. © Aug.
22, 1929: 2 ¢. Sept. 5; aff. Sept: a,
A 13134; Silver, Burdett & co., New-
ark, NF. 20900
Music when soft voices die; 4-pt. song,
words by Percy Bysshe Sheiley, mu-
sic by Geoffrey N. Leeds, of Great
Britain; mixed voices. 4to. [Staff
‘and tonic sol-fa notations] © July
29, 1929; 1 ¢@ Sept. 5;.H for. 6598;
H. F. W. Deane & sons, the Year
book press, Iltd., London. 20901
Musical Bob; words and music by A.
A. Wofford. [Words and melody
only (© tc, Aug..8,.1929; ch amp:
9681; Aaron Arthur Wofford, Red
Oak, Ga. 20902
Musical (The) salvationist; compiled
by F.'G. Hawkes, of Great Brit-
ails) > Map 4o, pt..9,; Sept., W929: - 400:
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Sept. 4, 1929; 1c. Sept. 14; HB
for. 6683; Salvationist pub. & sup-
plies, ltd., London. 20908
Mustalainen; valse, founded on the
song, svensk text: Ejnar Westling,
for pf. av Igor Borganoff, of Sweden.
© May 31, 1927; 1 @ June’ 3, 1929;
E for. 4920; Forlags a. b. musika-
liska Knuten, Stockholm, Sweden.
20904
Muttersprache; text von Max von
Schenkendorf, musik von Hugo
Kaun, of Germany; miinnerchor a
cappella. Partitur u. stimmen. 4to.
© June 14, 1929; 1 ce. Aug. 14; B
for, 6387; Amsel-verlag, Berlin.
20905
My beautiful browneyed gimme girl;
words by A. D. Miles, music by
Robt. H. Brennen. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c Sept. 25, 1929;
E unp. 11287; Arnie Dunlap Miles,
Princeton, W. Va. 20906
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20907
pt. III, 0. S., v. 24
My beloved; lyric by L Byrd and D. 8S.
Carlson, music by D. S. Carlson.
[Photostat] © 1. Sept. 3, 1929;
E unp. 10506; Dorothy S. Carlson
and Lee Byrd, Oakland, Calif.
20907
My blue lagoon; lyrics by Mildred
Louise, music by J. R. Johnson.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 9, 1929; E unp. 10704; J. Rosa-
mond Johnson, New York. 20908
My blue print of dreams; words and
music by Billy Moll and Harry Bar-
ris. [Words and melody only] ©
ti © Sept. 215:1929> Earp .aht2222);
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 20909
My bluebell; words and music by Mary
Louise Lowe, arr. by Harry L. AIl-
ford.. © May 24, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
16; E pub. 9160; Buck song service,
Oak Park, IIl. 20910
My Carolina sunshine girl; fox-trot,
words and music by Jimmie Rod--
gers; pf. and ukule’e ace. © Sept.
9, 1920; 2 c. Sept. 10; E pub. 8946;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 20911
My cot among the roses; words by
R. S. Zerintcheff, music by H. J.
Rigby. © 1c. June 8, 1929; EH unp.
7551; Ruth Shull Zerintcheff, Oak-
land, Calif. 20912
My darling’s wandered westward; 4-
pt. cho., music by Theophil Wendt,
ot Great Britain, domiciled at New
York; women’s voices, with alto
solo. 40. "© “Aue e230 £929 "2 c.
Aug. 26; E pub. 91384; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 20913
My dreams are dreams of you; words
and musie by F. H. Scott; pf. and
ukulele ace. Glenside, Pa., Glenn
music pub. co. © Sept. 7, 1929; 2 c.
Sept. 10; E pub. 8958; Francis H.
Scott, Glenside, Pa. 20914
My dreamy days; words by A. A.
Mann Baker [i. e. Aaron Adam
Baker], music by Samuel H. Speck.
{Words and melody only] © 1 e.
June 21, 1929; EH unp. 8178; Aaron
Adam Baker, Marlow, Okla. 20915
My fate is in your hands; words by
Andy Razaf, music by Thomas
Waller. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1929; E unp. 10785;
Santly bros., inc., New York. 20916
My favorite melody; words and music
by H. J. Cleary. [Photostat] ©
1 ec. Sept. 20, 1929; E unp. 11083;
Homer John Cleary, Marion, O.
20917
My Florida; words and music by C.
De John, of Argentine, domiciled at
Chicago, arr. by Burrell Van Buren.
© 1e. Aug. 31, 1929; E unp. 10509;
Carlos De John, Chicago. 20918
My Georgia man blues; words and
music by C. Burston. © 1 ¢. Sept,
10, 1929; EK unp. 10782; Clara Burs-
ton, Cincinnati. 20919
My girl, sixty, but always sixteen;
lyric by Alfred Dalby, music by
Dave Stamper and William Kernell.
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1929; E unp. 10986;
Fox fi'm corp., New York. , 20920
My gold coast of love; words and
music by F. L. O’Bryan. © 1 e.
Sept. 3, 1929; E unp. 10579; Frank-
lin L. O’Bryan, Chicago. 20921
My Gypsy love; words and music by
I, B. Arnstein. © 14 Sept. 12
1929; E unp. 10806; Ira B. Arnstein,
New York. 20922
My heart belongs to the girl who be-
longs to somebody else; waltz
ballad, words by Al Lewis, music by
Al Sherman; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Sept. 23, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 24; HE
pub. 9424; Sherman, Lewis & Arm-
strong, ine., New York. 20923
My heart keeps beating time; poem
by Larry Yoell, music by Paul
Pirate; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Sept. 18, 1929; 2 ce. Sept. 23: H pub.
9372; Lloyd Campbell publications,
ine., San Francisco. 20924
My home down in the South; words
and music by H. W. Pomeroy. ©
1 c. Sept. 11, 1929; E unp. 10795;
Harry William Pomeroy, Merchant-
ville, N. J. 20925
My home’s across the Blue Ridge
Mountains; words and musie by
Thos. C. Ashley. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 28, 1929;
E unp. 11398; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 20926
My hot baby; words and music by
B. A. Young. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1929;
E unp. 11149; Barnard Abraham
Young, Lawrence, Kan. 20927
My hut is a palace; words and music
by D. Bogen. ©1c. Sept. 19, 1929;
E unp. 11080; David Bogen, Arcadia,
Calif. 20928
1112
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
My Jimmie; words by W. Duncan,
music by Lee Turner. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Aug. 22.
1929; 2 c. Sept. 7; E pub. 8994;
Willoby Dunean, Strang, OKl.
20929
My latest; words by Jesse Cash, music
by L. FE. Stafford. [Words and
melody .only] ©. 1 c. Sept. 25,
1929; E unp. 11292; Lewis F.
Stafford, Syracuse, N. Y. 20930
My life and love; words and music
by O. KE. Angell. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Aug. 31, 1929;
E unp. 10496; Osear Franklyn
Angell, Long Beach, Calif, 20931
My little angel; lyric by Lewis and
Young, music by Lew Pollack.
[Words and melody only] © 1...
Sept. 19, 1929; E unp. 11049:
Remick music corp., New York.
20932
My little fella and me; _ fox-trot,
words and music by Norman P.
Hackforth, of Great Britain, ukulele
arr. by R. M. Strong. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Sept. 20,
1929; 1 c Sept. 28; E for. 6741;
Dix, ltd., London. 20933
My little Hawaiian hula hoo; words
and music by F. M. Powell. [Photo-
stat] © 1c. Sept. 3, 1929; E unp.
10534; Fannie Myrtice Powell,
Dallas. 20934
My little lady; words by Hlsie
MeWilliams, music by Jimmie
Rodgers; pf. and ukulele ace, ©
Sept. 9, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 10; E pub.
8948; United pub. co., New York.
20935
My love; ballad, words and music by
N. E. Paddon, of Canada. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Sept.
16. 1929 2 G..sep., 195. Epub:
9361; Nora E. Paddon, Elbow Park,
Calgary, Canada. 20936
My love is like a rainbow in the sky;
words and music by F. Martorana.
© 1e. Sept. 18, 1929; E unp. 10971;
Francis Martorana, West Newton,
Mass. 20937
My love is your love, let your love be
mine; words and music by W.
White. [Words and melody only]
© 1e. Sept. 11, 1929; E unp. 10773;
Willy White, New York. 20938
My lovely lady; words by C. G. Hichel,
music by J. Fischerman, of Russia,
domiciled at New York. © 1 «.
20950
Sept. 6, 1929; E unp. 10613; Charles
G. Hichel, Brooklyn, and Jascha
Fischerman, New York, 20939
My lover, master of my heart; from
Paris, lyric by Al. Bryan, music by
Kddie Ward; pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by W. C. Lindemann. © Sept.
18, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 20; E pub. 9411:
Harms, ine., New York. 20940
My Malibu rose; words and music by
R. Leffingwell. UHollywood, Holly-
wood music publishers. © Sept. 10,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 17; E pub. 9245;
Roy Leffingwell, Pasadena, Calif.
20941
My man Friday; musical comedy for
puppets, in 2 acts and a prologue,
book, lyrics and music by F. Brown.
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1929; D unp. 27578;
Forman Brown, Hollywood, Calif.
20942
-My Missouri mother ; waltz, words and
music by Russell Riemer [i. e., L.
R. Riemer] © 1 ec. Sept. 9, 1929;
E unp. 10698; Louis R. Riemer, New
York. 20948
My mother; poem by Valeria Robert-
son Lehman, music by I. H. Mere-
dith; low or med. voice. © Maz.
12, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 14; E pub. 9089;
Tullar-Meredith co., New York.
20944.
My mother; words and music by HE.
Holyoake, of Canada. © 1c. Sept.
23, 1929; E unp. 11131; Edith Holy-
oake, Guelph, Ont., Canada. 20945
My mother; words and music by J.
W. Saunders. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1929;
EH eunp. 11187; Joseph William Saun-
ders, Baltimore. 20946
My mother; words and music by O.
By Adkins.’ © 1. ¢. Sept.’ 3,-1929;
E unp. 10546; Ottis Bennett Adkins,
Birmingham, Ala. 20947
My mother; words by A. Blomquist,
musie by Herb Ostrow. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Sept. 5,
1929: 2 ec. Sept. 21; Hepubsis45L-
Axeline Blomquist, Camden, N. J.
20948
My mother’s photograph; lyric by
Harry Pease and Charles O’Flynn,
music by Ed. G. Nelson; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Sept. 20, 1929; 2 «.
Sept. 25; E pub. 9496; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 20949
My mountain home so dear; words by
Milton Taggart, music by R. Sauer.
© 1c. Sept. 7, 1929; E unp. 10695;
Robert Sauer, Provo, Utah. 20950
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20951
My never failing friend; hymn, words
and music by Haldor Lillenas. ©
Sept. 25, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 27; E pub.
9527; Lillenas pub. co., ine., Indian-
apolis. 20951
My new bicycle; by T. Robin Mac-
Lachlan; pf. © Aug. 28, 1929; 2c.
Aug. 30; E pub. 8772; Boston music
co., Boston. 20952
My northland; words and music by
W. F. Oesterle. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 11, 1929; E unp.
10752; William F. Oesterle, Henry-
etta, Okla. 20953
My Ohio river dream; words and mu-
sic by EH. G. Becker. © 1 ¢. Sept.
25, 1929; BE unp. 11298; Evalyn Gar-
rett Becker, Wheeling, W. Va.
20954
My pal; words and music by A. Mee-
han, of Canada, domiciled at New
York. ©1c. Sept. 25, 1929; E unp.
11270; Albert Meehan, New York.
20955
My pal; words by BH. Boothe, music
by Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 7, 1929; E unp.
10684; Earnesteen Boothe, Eldorado,
Tex. 20956
My plane and you; words and music
by L. Kegeler. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 5, 1929; E unp.
10601; Lydia Kegeler, New York.
20957
My queen made me a king; lyric by
Eugene West, music by Felix Ber-
nard and Julius P. Witmark, jr.; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. © Sept. 3,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 6; E pub. 9220; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 20958
My sister; from Show of shows, words
by Ray Perkins and J. Keirn Bren-
nan, music by Ray Perkins; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. © Sept. 9, 1929;
2 ce. Sept. 12; E pub. 9210; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 20959
My song of the Nile; waltz, from
Drag, words and music by Al Bryan
and Geo. W. Meyer, arr. by Paul F.
Van Loan; concert oreh. pts. ©
Sept. 3, 1929; 2 c Sept. 6; E pub.
9217; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 20960
My sun-tanned baby; words and music
by W. Lillywhite. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Sept. 16, 1929;
E unp. 10945; William Lillywhite,
Southampton, N. Y. 20961
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
My sweet Marie; words and music by
M. Morgan, of Canada, domiciled at
Cleveland. . [Words . and. melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 16, 1929; E unp.
10895; Mike Morgan, Cleveland.
20962
My sweetheart dear; words and music
by W. F. Met, jr. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Sept. 6, 1929; B
unp. 10632; William Forder Mets,
jr., Dunellen, N. J. 20963
My victory was conquering your heart;
words by Ned Miller, music by Jules
K. Stein, of U. S., and Carmen Lom-
bardo, of Canada, domiciled at New
York. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Sept. 19, 1929; E unp. 11158;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 20964
My window; from Fox movietone
John McCormack, words and music
by Con Conrad, Sidney D. Mitchell
and Archie Gottler. [Words and
/ melody orly] © 1. Sept. 3, 1929;
E unp. 10576; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine.,; New York. 20965
My yesterday; words by Harlan
Thompson, music by Dave Stamper.
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1929; E unp. 10984;
Fox film corp., New York. 20966
Nador Jéska n6otéi; words by various
authors, music by Nador Joska, of
Hungary; hegeditire, mandolinra
vagy énekre alanyomott széveggel.
Budapest, Nador Kalman. obl,
16mo. © Mar. 27, 1929; 1 c. Aug.
38; E for. 6532; Joseph Nador,
Budapest, Hungary. 20967
Nannette; words by George Pitman,
music by Charles H. Galligan; pf.
4to. © Sept. 5, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 6;
E pub. 8897; Artists publishers,
New York. 20968
Napule ... e niente cchiti; versi di
Francesco Fiore, musica di Gaetano
Lama, of Italy. 4to. [Words and
melody only] © Apr. 6, 1929; 1«¢.
Aug. 30; E for. 6378; Italian book
co., New York. 20969
Narrative (The); words by Clifford
Grey, music by Herbert Stothart.
©1c. Sept. 25, 1929; E unp. 11274;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 20970
Natalia; words by G. J. Wendling,
music by EB. A. Schindler. © 1 «@
Sept. 11, 1929; E unp. 10778; George
J. Wendling and Edward A.
Schindler, Chicago. 20971
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no. 9, 1929
20992:
National 4-H club. song book. 8vo. | Nellie Monro; words and music by T.
© Sept. 10, 1929; 2 c Sept. 30; aff.
Sept. 28; A 138725; C. C. Birchard &
co., Boston. 20972
Natividad; polka, by José Chavez, of
Mexico, domiciled at San Diego,
Calif.; pf. [Photostat] © Aug. 6,
1929; 2 ce Aug. 8; E pub. 8976;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
20973
Nature’s melody; words and music by
C. C. Phillippe, arr. by Marie
Jaequemet. [Blue-print] © 1 «.
Sept. 7, 1929; E unp. 10696; Charles
Clinton Phillippe, Los Gatos, Calif.
20974
Naufragos; letra y musica di A. Marin,
of Mexico, domiciled at Log Angeles;
pf. [Photostat] © June 18, 1929;
2c. June 24; EK pub. 8766; Dionisio
Acosta and Alfredo Marin, Los
Angeles. 20975
Naughty (The) kittens; by G. D.
_ Martin; pf. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1929;
EX unp. 10929; George Dewey
Martin, Hartford, Conn. 20976
Navy blues; from Navy blues, words
by Roy Turk, music by Fred E.
Ahlert. © Sept. 11, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
13; E pub. 9026; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc., New York.
; 20977
— Same. [Words and melody only]
©l1ec. Aug. 23, 1929; E unp. 10473;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 20978
Ne menjen el; tango, verse Szenes
Andor, zenéje Nador Jozsef, of
Hungary. © June 16, 1929; 1 «.
Aug. 3; FH for. 6554; Kalman
Nador, Budapest, Hungary. 20979
Neal’s blues; melody by Douglas
Williams. © 1c. Sept, 28, 1929; ©
unp. 11407; Southern music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 20980
Near the banks of the Sacramento;
words and music by E. C. Wood-
ward. © 1.c¢. Sept. 18, 1929: Bb
unp. 10978; Edward C. Woodward,
Sacramento, Calif. 20981
Neha ugy felsir, Csinon Palko, ne
menj kislany, Kilencet tit6tt, sir egy
kislany; by Budai and Rozsavolgyi,
of Hungary. [Melody only] ©1c.
sept. 138, 1929; E unp. 10882;
Rozsavolgyi es tarsa, Budapest,
Hungary. 20982
Halloran, of Canada. New York
City, Frank Harding. © July 6,
1929; 2 ec. July 18; E pub. 8779;
Thomas Halloran, Lindsay, Ont.,
Canada. 20983
Never lonesome, never blue, when I’m
with you; words by R. Smelser and
R. Cockrell, music R. Cockrell. St.
Louis, Mo., Mound City music pub.
co. © Sept. 1, 1929; 2 c Sept. 9;
E pub, 8950; Rex. H, Smelser and
Rogers Cockrell, San Marcos, Tex.
20984
Nevin (Gordon Balch) Twenty-five
advanced pedal studies for the
organ. © Aug. 14, 1929; 2 ¢, Aug.
23; E pub. 9327; Oliver Ditson co..
Boston. 20985
New Christmas songs; collection of
carols, by Lorenz pub. co., words by
Mattie B. Shannon and _ others,
music by Ira B. Wilson and others.
Series B. 4to. © Sept. 19, 1929;
2 ce, and aff. Sept. 28; AA 261038;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton. 20986
New coon in town; words and music
by Dave Macon. [Chords, single
staff] ©1c. Sept. 6, 1929; E unp.
10619; Jack Kapp, Chicago. 20987
New Ireland; words and music by
EK. M. Condon. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 5, 1929; E unp.
10596; Evangelus M. Condon,
Boston. 20988
New (The) step; from The great
Gabbo, words by Paul Titsworth,
music by Lynn Cowan. © Sept. 16,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 21; E pub. 9384;
Sherman, Clay & co., San Francisco.
20989
New York bella; versi di M. Jiam-
belluca, musica di Joseph Ferrara.
[Words and melody only] © 1«.
Sept. 21, 1929; BH unp? “11106 -
Mariano Jiambelluca, New York.
20990
Niedaj sie; polka, by T. H. Zadroga.
[Melody only] © 1 c. Sept. 11,
1929; E unp. 10789; Tadeusz H. Zad-
roga, Philadelphia. 20991
Night and day; fox-trot; words and
music by D. Fraieli. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 27, 1929;
E unp. 11358; Domenico Fraieli,
Providence, R. I. 20992
1115
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20993
Nightingale’s (The) song to the rose;
lyric by R. C. Dillmore, music by
Edward J. Paynter. © July 5,
1929; 2 ec. Sept. 14; E pub. 9121;
Richard C. Dillmore, Philadelphia.
20993
Nina-nana; Trentino lullaby, English
version by Piero M. Petacci, music
adapted and arr. by Sandro Benelli,
of Italy; mixed voices. 4to. ©
Sept. 3, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 4; E pub.
8962; A. Forlivesi & co., Florence,
Italy. 20994
Nine miles out of town; comedy song,
words by J. J. Myers, music by
Harry Clifford. © 1 e¢. Sept. 16,
1929; E unp. 10931; John Joseph
Myers, Marshall, Ok. 20995
Ninety in the Shade; melody by T.
Strowhouer and Doc Daugherty
[pseud. of C. L. Daugherty] ©1e.
Aug. 1, 1929; E unp. 10279; Clar-
ence LaDow Daugherty and Thomas
Strowhouer, Philadelphia. 20996
Same. © 1 ec. Sept. 28, 1929; E
unp. 11388; Southern music pub. co.,
ine., New York. 20997
No me olvides; vals, by L. M. Cabre-
fa.;; pf... © 1 ¢: Sept. 26; 1929. /
unp. 11160; Luis Miranda Cabrera,
New York. 20998
No, not one; words by Vola Allen,
music by A. G. Schodle. ©1e. Sept.
25, 1929; EH unp. 11231; Adam Gyula
Schodle, Philadelphia. 20999
No one but the right man can do me
wrong; lyrics by Max and Nathaniel
Lief, music by Ralph Rainger.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 26, 1929; E unp. 11304; Rem-
ick music corp., New York. 21000
Nobody but me; words by Ann Robi-
son, music by Abraham Robison. ©
1 e@. Sept. 25, 1929; EH unp. 11256;
Abraham Robison, New York. 21001
Nobody cares if I’m blue; from Show
of shows, words by Grant Clarke,
music by Harry Akst; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. © Sept. 9, 1929; 2 c.
Sept. 12; E pub. 9215; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 21002
Nobody else will do; words by G.
Ruscitti, music by Samuel H. Speck.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
June 25, 1929; 2 c. June 28; HB pub.
9299; Gabriel Ruscitti, Berkeley,
Calif. 21008
pt. III, 0. S., V. 24
Nobody’s fault but. your own; fox trot,.
by Alan Murray and Ray Noble,
transcribed by Tony Lowry, of Great
Britain; pf. © Aug. 22, 1929; 1 e.
Aug. 28; E for. 6530; Francis, Day
& Hunter, Itd., London. 21004
Noche de amor; vals, letra de G.
Hoyos Ruiz, musica de Beatriz de
Emparan, of Mexico. © July 1,
L929; 1 ce. Sept.. 27; Bo fora
A. Wagner y Levien, sues., S. en C.,
Mexico City, Mexico. 21005
Nothing but love ain’t nothin’ but
love; words and music by Bud Wil-
son [pseud. of D. C. Wilson] ©
1 c. Sept. 10, 1929; E unp. 10739;
D. C. Wilson, Niagara Falls, New
York. 21006.
Notte ’e neantesemo; versi di G. A.
Rizzi, musica di Giuseppe Ferraro,
of Italy, domiciled at New York.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 11, 1929; E unp. 10774; Gio-
vanbattista A. Rizzi, New York.
21007
Notturno; rev. ed. of Lament, by K.
L. Richards; pf. © 1c. June 20,
1929; E unp. 8312; Katherine Louise
Richards, New York. 21008.
Nova Scotia (A) Noél; carol, words
by Avery Gaul, music by Harvey
Gaul; mixed voices. 4to. © Sept.
13, 1929; 2.c. Sept. 16; E pub. 9252;
G. Ricordi & co., ine., New York.
21009
Novela di natale; words and music by
P. Sciascia. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 14, 1929; E unp.
10890; Pasquale Sciascia, Philadel-
phia. 21010:
Novelette; by E. H. Paul; violin solo,
duet, or trio, with pf. ace. © Sept.
6, 1929; 2c. Sept. 28; EH pub. 9531;
Co-operative music co., Philadel-
phia. 21011
Now that I’ve got you I don’t want
you; words and music by Charlotte
Elizabeth Walrath and D. I. Schnei-
der. ©1c. Sept. 25, 1929; E unp.
11267; Dorothy Irene Schneider,
Newark, N. J. 21012
Now the day’s fair tale is told; words
by Herbert J. Brandon, music by
Reginald Redman, of Great Britain ;
sop. 1, 2 and alto. 4to. © July 18,
1929; 2 ¢c.. Aug.’ 2; Ho publ ib6ae.,
C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 21013
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no. 9, 1929
Nu ved jeg férst hvor hgjt jeg elsker
livet; slow-fox, Dansk tekst af
Henry Carlsen, musik af Alexander
Yrnéh, of Denmark; pf. © Aug. 8,
nee: 1 @& Auge 23; BE for. 6457;
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
21014
Nuage (Le) ; poésie de Théophile Gau-
tier, musique de Riccardo Pick-Man-
giagalli, of Italy, op. 40, n. 4. ©
Aug. 31, 1929; 1c. Sept. 14; E for.
6641; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
21015
Nuit d’automne; poésie de Henri de
Régnier, musique de Riccardo Pick-
Mangiagalli, of Italy, op. 40, n. 1.
© Aug. 31, 1929; 1 c Sept. 14;
#) for. 6639; A. & G. Carisch & ¢.,
Milan. 21016
Nuove canzoni di primavera 1929,
della casa editrice musicale La
sirena; compilatore, C. O. Lardini,
of Italy. © May 31, 1929; 1 c. Sept.
4; E for. 6613 ; Italian book co., New
York. 21017
Nur einmal mochte ich mit dir noch
gliicklich sein! tango-serenade, text
und musik von Hans Carste, of
Austria, bearb. von Julius Koch-
mann, of Germany; orchesterstim-
men, mit pf. direktion und violine 1
direktion. 4to. © Feb. 1, 1929; 1c.
Apr. 19; E for. 4183; Julius Hai-
nauer, Breslau, Germany. 21018
Nymph (The); waltz, by HE. del
Cioppo; pf. © 1 c. Sept. 26, 1929;
E unp. 11309; Eugene del Cioppo,
New York. 21019
O babe divine; 2 pt. anthem for junior
choir, words and music by Bernard
Hamblen. 4to. New York, N. Y.,
Chappell-Harms, inc. © Aug. 26,
1929; 2 c. Aug. 27; H pub. 8789;
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 21020
O cielo scurato; words and music by
P. Santaniello, of Italy, domiciled
at New York. [Words and melody
any. «ko tev. Sept... 1G... 1925 -
unp. 10972; Pasquale Santaniello,
Merchantville, N. J. 21021
O Dora, Dora, the one who loved you
so true; words and music by L. L.
Boehler. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 5, 1929; E unp. 10594;
Louise L. Boehler, Paterson. 21022
O, England; words and music by Ed-
ward W. Miller, of Canada; med.
voice, in G. © Sept. 7, 1929; 1 «.
Sept. 7; E for. 6680; Leo Feist, ltd.,
Toronto, Canada. 21023
78419—29——6
21033
O, for goodness’ sake; words and
music by R. H. Cloud. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 3, 1929;
E unp. 10492; Robert Hugh Cloud,
New York. 21024
O fuoco e ’a paglia; melody by A. F.
Paganucci. © 1 ¢. Sept. 3, 1929;
EK unp. 10517; Anthony F. Paga-
nucci, Brooklyn. 21025
O hadst thou harkened to my com-
mandments; anthem. words from
Isaiah, music by Beatrice Mac-
Gowan Scott; mixed voices, with
pf. or organ acc. © Sept. 19, 1929;
2 ec. Sept. 28; E pub. 9529; Dean-
Phillips, Chicago. 21026
O little town of Bethlehem; Christmas
pageant-service for the Sunday
school, by Minnie A. G. Edington,
words by M. A. G. Edington and
others, music by Clarence Nevin, G.
¥. Rosche and others. 8vo. © Sept.
3, 1929; 2 ec. Sept. 11; D pub. 27567;
Geo. F. Rosche, Chicago. 21027
O Lord, support us all the day long;
anthem, from Prayers, old and new,
by Dean Rousmaniere, music by J.
Sebastian Matthews and H. Alexan-
der Matthews; mixed voices, with
organ ace. 4to. © Aug. 27, 1929;
2 c. Sept. 7; E pub. 8920; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 21028
°O male surdato; versi e musica di A.
Gildo, of Italy, domiciled at Brook-
lyn; pf. © 1e July 26, 1929; E
unp. 10802; Armando Gildo, Brook-
lyn. 21029
O Maria Matko naSa...; words anon.,
music by R. C. Chladek. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 28,
1929; E unp. 8451; Richard C.
Chladek, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 21030
O Mister Camel; eccenctric fox-trot,
& la negro spirituelle, words and
music by H. Warde. © Aug. 30,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 3; E pub. 8889;
Harry Warde, Miami, Fla. 21081
’O rre d’ ’e guappe; versi e musica
di A. Gildo, of Italy, domiciled at
Brooklyn; pf. ©1c. July 26, 1929;
EK unp. 10804; Armando Gildo,
Brooklyn. 210382
O sacred book; words by John McKee,
music by J. S. Duss; bar. and bass,
with cho. 4to. Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Volkwein bros. © Sept. 3, 1929;
2c. Sept. 3; E pub. 8815; John S.
Duss, Ambridge, Pa. 21033
DEVE
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21034
. pt. IIT, n. S., Vv. 24
O salutaris; English text and. music
by J. S. Duss; mixed voices. Pitts-
burgh, Pa., Volkwein bros. [Latin
and English text] © Sept. 20, 1929;
2 ec. Sept. 20; E pub. 9284; John S.
Duss, New Smyrna, Fla. — 21034
O wondrous night; 2 pt. anthem for
junior choir, text and music by Ber-
nard Hamblen. 4to. New York,
N. Y., Chappell-Harms, ine. © Aug.
22, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 23; E pub. 8786;
Harms, ine., New York. 21035
_O worship the King; 4-pt. cho., words
by Robert Grant, adapted from the
old French melody Por ben la can-
tare, by Edward Shippen Barnes;
mixed voices, with organ ace. 4to.
© Sept. 12, 1929; 2 ¢. Sept. 20; BE
pub. 9308; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 21086
Obligations ; words by I. Corbin, music
by Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 7, 1929; E unp.
10685; Ida Corbin, Eldorado Springs,
Mo. 21037
Odd moments; by F. J. Wild; instru-
mental solo with pf. ace. © 1 ¢.
July 10, 1929; E unp. 8947; Fred J.
Wild, St. Louis. 21088
Offenbach (Jacques) To life awake!
anthem, new text by Grant Colfax
Tullar, arr. by J. W. Lerman; mixed
voices. 4to. © Feb. 18, 1929; 2c.
Sept. 14; E pub. 9081; Tullar-Mere-
dith co., New York. [© new text
and harmonization] 21039
—— La vie parisienne ; comic opera in
3 acts, an adaptation of the original
opera, lyrics by A. P. Herbert, melo-
dies freely arr. by A. Davies Adams,
of Great Britain. 4to. © Aug. 2,
1929; 1 c Aug. 16; D pub. 27566;
Boosey & co., Itd., London. 21040
Oh; words and music by R. H. Cloud.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 3, 1929; E unp. 10493; Robert
Hugh Cloud, New York. 21041.
Oh, daddy moon, it’s true; words and
music by W. S. Gilmore, of Great
Britain. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1929; BE unp. 11247:
William §S. Gilmore, Richelieu, Co.
Rouville, Que., Canada. 21042
Oh! gee, oh gosh, I’m goofy; lyrics by
Heath Cobb, music by D. B. Klatz-
kin, © 1 ¢: Sept. 20,/1929: slung:
11113; David B. Klatzkin, Holly-
wood, Calif. 21043
Oh, man! fox trot, words by. H. Helms,
music by R. Beaudette. © 1c. Sept.
7, 1929; E unp. 10692; Ray Beau-
dette and Hugh Helms, Tacoma.
21044
Oh! Ma(r)! where is my Ruby at;
words and music by H. C. Buhler.
©1c. Sept. 24, 1929; E unp. 11179;
Herman Charles Buhler, Woodcliff,
N.S. 21045
Oh, Mollie, make some candy ; or, Boys’
troubles, words and music by Myrtle
Kittell Hess. © Aug. 29, 1929; 27¢
Sept. 3; E pub. 8821; March bros.,
Lebanon, O. 21046
Oh! Oh! Oh! what I know-about love;
from The girl from Woolworth’s;
words by Herman Ruby, music by
M. K. Jerome; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. © Sept. 9, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 12;
EK pub. 9216; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 21047
Oh papa! oh mama! words and musie
by J. Schlacht; pf.
GQNYND TN INEND GN)
© Mar. 12, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 18; E pub.
8346; Joseph Schlacht, New York.
21048
Oh, please tell me; waltz, words by
Edward B. Wyman, music by
William Van Beaver. © 1. Aug.
7, 1929; E unp. 10471; Edward
Wyman, Westwood, Mass. 21049
Oh to be happy; words by D. Greene,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Sept. 7, 1929;
E unp. 10686; Delle Greene, Pitts-
burgh. 21050
Oh! why should you do me that way;
blues, words and music by W. S.
Travers, arr. by Eugene Platzman;:
pf. and ukulele ace. © Aug. 30,
1929; 2 c« Sept. 3; E pub. 8888;
Walter S. Travers, Barhamsville.
Va. 21051
Oh yeah? fox-trot, words and music by
J. S. Schachtel. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Sept. 25, 1929; EH unp.
11298; John S. Schachtel, Buffalo.
21052
Ohio River moon; words by J. Storm,
music by Robert Van Sickle. © 1 ©.
Sept. 24, 1929; E unp. 11168; John
Storm, Benwood, W. Va. 21053
Ol top tipsy ; for cinema, by Montague
Ewing, of Great Britain, arr. by
W. Spielter; full orch. pts. © Sept.
23, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 23; E pub. 9338;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
21054
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929 ,
Old (An) evening prayer; 3-pt. song,
old rhyme, set to music by Hilda M.
Grieveson, of Great Britain; sop. 1,
2 and 3. 4to. . [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © July 19, 1929; 1c.
Sept. 5;.E for. 6596; H. F. W. Deane
& sons, the Year book press, Itd.,
_ London. 21055
Old (An) fashioned photograph of
mother; traditional words, music by
George W. Milton; violin. © 1 «¢
Sept. 4, 1929; E unp. 10557; Frank
McCravy and James McCravy,
Laurens, S. C. 21056
Old (The) home; words by Raye
Megrims, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 18, 1929; E unp. 10962; Mary
E. Grimes, Loma, Col. 21057
Old Ironsides; grand march, composed
and arr. by Henry S. Sawyer, bowed
and fingered by Frank J. Blazek;
violin, with pf. ace. © Sept. 24,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 28; E pub. 9549;
McKinley music co., Chicago.
21058
Old Panama; march, by Kenneth J.
Alford, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Sem, 12, 1929: 1 c. Sept. 21; for.
6694; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.,
London. 21059
Old (An) sweet-heart of mine; words
and music by P. V. Patten. ©1e.
Sept. 7, 1929; E unp. 10681; Paul
Virgil Patten, Baltimore, 21060
Ole pal o’ mine; waltz song, words and
music by M. Rigney. © 1c Sept.
30, 1929; E unp. 11460; Maud
Rigney, Marysville, Kan. 21061
Oly jo az a vasarnap, ktrucz noétak,
Lehettem volna én; by Markus and
Zerkowitz, of Hungary. [Melody
only] ©1c. Sept. 13, 1929; E unp.
10879; Rozsavolgyi es tarsa, Buda-
pest, Hungary. 21062
Omar; valse_ oriental, by Louis
Panella; pf. © Sept. 28, 1929; 2 «.
Sept. 27; E pub. 9520; Volkwein
bros., Pittsburgh. 21063
On a morning long ago; Spanish
Christmas carol, 2-pt. cho,, English
version and arr. by Katherine K.
Davis; women’s vyoices. 4to. ©
Sept. 12, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 20; E pub
9302; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
21064
On a _ wonderful moonlight night;
words and music by F. Lembo.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
21076
Sept. 25, 1929; E unp. 11243; Frank
Lembo, Detroit. 21065
On love’s highway; by F. H. Quinn;
pf. © 1 ec. Sept. 13, 1929; E unp.
10856; Frank Henry Quinn, Jamaica
Plain, Mass. 21066
On parade; march, by Helen Mac-
Gregor, ed., annotated and fingered
by John M. Williams; pf. © Sept.
23, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 25; E pub. 9435;
Boston music co., Boston. 21067
On the banks of the dreamy Delaware;
words and music by Terrie Vork.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 4, 1929; E unp. 10570; Teresa
Vavruska, Cleveland. 21068
On the prowl; for cinema, by Monta-
gue Ewing, of Great Britain, arr. by
A. E. Cafarella; full orch. pts. ©
ANE 16>) 1929 2. e. Aug. 163 Ei pubk
9457; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
21069
On the Volga; Russian overture, by
Ivan Akimenko [pseud. of Chas. J.
Roberits][, arr. by C. J.~ Roberts;
school orch. pts., with pf. conductor.
4to. © Apr. 26, 1929; 2 ec. June 27;
E pub. 7363; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 21070
Once again; by G. D. Sterny, of Can-
ada; melody, with pf. acc. ©1..
Sept. 28, 1929; E unp. 11444; George
D. Sterny, Montreal, Canada, 21071
Once again before we part; fox-trot,
words by Al Lewis, music by Al
Sherman; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Sept. 23, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 24; E pub.
9426; Sherman, Lewis & Armstrong,
ine., New York. 21072
Once upon a time; from Married in
Hollywood, words by Harlan Thomp-
son, music by Dave Stamper. ©1e.
Sept. 18, 1929; E unp. 10988; Fox
film corp., New York. 21073
Onde (Le) del mare; valzer, di Cesa-
rino Valenti, of Italy, domiciled at
New York. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1929;
E unp. 10727; Joseph Cerabino, New
York. 21074
One at last; words and music by James
Rowe and L. B. Harris. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Sept. 28,
1929; E unp. 11485; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 21075
One (The) for me; by F. H. Quinn;
pf. © 1. Sept. 13, 1929; E unp.
10857 ; Frank Henry Quinn, Jamaica
Plain, Mass. 21076
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One I love; by G. D. Sterny, of Can-
ada; melody, with pf. ace. © 1.
Sept. 28, 1929; E unp. 11445; George
D. Sterny, Montreal, Canada. 21077
One last thought; by Sydney Baynes,
of Great ‘Britains pf., Ist and 20
violins, cello and bass. 4to. © Aug.
23, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 23; E for. 6368;
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 21078
One last thought; by Sydney Baynes,
of Great Britain; violin and pf. ©
Aug. 12, 1929. 1 ¢e; Ang.'(23.; EY fer:
6372; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
21079
One little bit of love; ballad, words by
A. R. Casais, music by Robt. H.
Brennen. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Aug. 24, 1929; 2 «.
Sept. 3; E pub. 8988; Anna R. Ca-
sais, Paterson, N. J. 21080
One little kiss; words by Peggy Bam-
prough, music. by DD. Ee. vhima,
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 25, 1929; E unp. 11269; Don-
ald P. Fina, Kenosha, Wis. 21081
One never knows; from Rich people,
words and music by Walter O’Keefe
and Bobby Dolan. © Sept. 5, 1929;
2c. Sept. 6; E pub. 8908; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inec., New York.
21082
One of your friends, simply that, noth-
ing more; words and music by S. A.
Masselle; violin. © 1 ¢. Sept. 13,
1929; E unp. 10834; S. Alfred Mas-
selle, Newburgh, N. Y. 21083
One twenty-two Sweet Avenue; words
and music by O. EH. McFarland.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Sept. 5, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 19; E pub.
9358; Orville Elwynn McFarland,
Oak Terrace, Minn. 21084
One-two-one-two-three; words by J. EH.
Guernsey, music by Floyd Thomp-
son. © 1. Sept. 9, 1929; E unp.
10676; Thompson & Guernsey, In-
dianapolis. 21085
Only a dream that can’t come true;
words and music by lL. Graves.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 19, 1929; E unp. 11021; Loinel
Graves, Yelm, Wash. 21086
Only (The) road; words by Herbert
J. Brandon, music by Dexter Stan-
ton. 1. In A flat—2, In B flat. ©
June 24, 1929; 2 ec. each June 28;
E pub. 7162; B. F. Wood music co.,
Boston. 21087
Only (The) song I know; from Show
of shows, words by J. Keirn Bren-
nan, music by Ray Perkins; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. © Sept. 9, 1929;
2c. Sept. 12; E pub. 9214; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 21088
Only the girl; from Broadway host-
ess, lyric by Herman Ruby, music by
M. K. Jerome; pf. acc., with uku-
lele arr. © Sept. 9, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
12; E pub. 9209; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 21089:
Only you; words by C. O. Knudson,
music by Clarence Knudson and
Leonard Smith. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Sept. 3, 1929; EH unp.
10523; Clarence O. Knudson, Chi-
cago. 21090
Onward to Palestine; by David Schus-
ter and J. Osiier; pf. © 1 ¢ Sept.
6, 1929; E unp. 10634; Julius Osiier,
Kansas City, Mo. 21091
Oodles and oodles, Oo! she’s got
oodles; words and muSic by Billy
Moll. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Sept. 21, 1929; E unp. 11216;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 21092
Open. your eyes; fox trot from Open
your eyes, lyric by Collie Knox, mu-
sic by Vernon Duke, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug.
21, 1929; 1 c@ Sept. 4; EH for. 6482;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. 21093
Opus 2; by M. S. Rosen; pf. no. 1, 2.
© 1c. each July 22, 1929; E unp.
9036, 9037; Milton S. Rosen, New
York. 21094, 21095
Orchester-studien ftir viola; hrsg. von
Wilhelm Altmann, of Germany.
heft 9. © May 38, 1929; 1 c. Aug.
14; BE for. 6421; Carl Merseburger,
Leipzig. 21096
Orchids; by Louis Panella; pf. ©
Sept. 17, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 16; E pub.
9144; Volkwein bros., Pittsburgh.
21097
Oriental illusions; melody by Bob No-
lan. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1929; HE unp.
11428; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 21098
Oriental rendezvous; words and music
by E. 8S. Hite. ©1c. Sept. 3, 1929;
E unp. 10532; Edward S. Hite, Chi-
cago. 21099
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no. 9, 1929
Ostern; worte von Gustav Kockegey,
komponiert von Alois Melichar, of
Germany; gemischten chor a capel-
la. Partitur u. stimmen. 4to.
Mar. 31, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 14; E for.
6400; Hans Kessler, Trier, Ger-
many. 21100
mother’s kind of
girl; fox-trot, from On with the
show, 1929, words by Graham
Squiers, music by George Barker, of
Great Britain; pf. ace., with ban-
julele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Aug. 27, 1929;
1 ec. Sept. 11; E for. 6574; Lawrence
Wright music co., London. 21101
Otherwise she’s
Ouch! you are stepping on my corn;
fox-trot, words by Leah Avallone,
music by J. Mata. © 1. Sept. 19,
1929; E unp. 11079; Julio Mata,
New York. 21102
Our first good night kiss; words by
G. E. Scott, music by Ray Hibbeler.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Aug. 29, 1929; 2 ec. Sept. 21; E pub.
9453; Gertrude Edna Scott, Mexia,
Tex.” 21103
Our Flag of liberty: text by Harriett
M. Lothrop, music by Elizabeth
Ruth Clapham. © July 28, 1929;
2c. Sept. 5; E pub. 8858; National
society children of the American
revolution, Washington. 21104
Our motor car; humorous song, words
and music by W. J. Williams, of
Great Britain. [Staff and tonic sol
fa notations] © July 30, 1929; 1l«
Aug. 28; E for. 6864; Reynolds &
co., London. 21105
Our old Lizzie; words by G. Smith,
music by Fred H. Hoyer. ©1..
Sept. 7, 1929; E unp. 10693; Ger-
trude Smith, Cleveland. 21106
Outeast’s (The) story; words and mu-
sic by I. Hollingsworth. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Sept. 23,
1929; E unp. 11192; Ira Hollings-
worth, Wentworth, S. D. 21107
Ouverture giocosa; di Antonio Ricci
Signorini, of Italy; grande orch.
Partityra. © Sept. 2, 1929; 1 «¢.
pepi. 14; HH -for...6637; .A., & G.
Carisch & c., Milan. 21108
Over and over again; words and mu-
sic by Bert Kalmar and Harry
21123
Ruby; pf. and ukulele ace. © Sept.
18, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 21; E pub. 9405;
Harms, ine., New York. 21109
Over night blues; melody by Charlie
Lawrence. © 1 ¢. Sept. 28, 1929;
E unp. 11385; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 21110
Over the dark, still silence; words
and music by Alba Rizzi, of Great
Britain. © Sept. 11, 1929; 1c. Sept.
13; E for. 6581; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. rail ile
Oxford (The) ’cello method; by Wil-
liam EK. Brockway, of Great Britain.
a. bk. 1, pts. 1-3.—b. bk. 1, pt. 4.—
ec. bk. 2, sections 1-10, 8 in part.—
d. bk. 2, section 8.—e. pf. accs. to
nos. 77-84, bk. 1, pt. 4.—-f. pf. aces.
to) nos. 85-92, bk. 1, pt. 4. © July
25, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 5; E for. 6460—
6465; Oxford university press, Lon-
don. 21112-21117
Oxford (The) piano course; beginner’s
book for older pupils, by Ernest
Schelling, Gail Martin Haake,
Charles J. Haake and Osbourne Me-
Conathy. © Aug. 22, 1929; 2 ¢. Sept.
5; E pub. 8862; Oxford university
press, New York. 21118
Oyeme! by J. Peralta, of Mexico, dom-
iciled at El Paso; pf. [Photostat]
© Aug. 6, 1929; 2 c. Aug- 8; E pub.
8979; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
21119
Ozark mountain blues; melody by R.
Q. Dickerson. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1929;
E unp. 11381; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 21120
Paddling in the moonlight; words by
G. C. Robbins, musie by A. Rudman.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Aug. 7, 1929; E unp. 11118; Albert
Rudman, Malden, Mass. and Gusta-
vus C. Robbins, Somerville, Mass.
Zul
Pean (A) for Christmas; words by
Longfellow, music by William Rob-
ert Anderson, of Great Britain;
mixed voices. 4to. © Sept. 21,
1929; 1 ec Sept. 233°) tor. "6722:
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 21122
Pagoda bells; xylophone solo, by J. W.
Cole, of Great Britain, arr. by
Charles Godfrey; military band pts.,
with conductor. © Aug. 14, 1929;
1c. Aug. 26; E for. 6489; Hawkes
& son’ (London) Itd., London. 21123
1121
21124
Paint your home with sunbeams and
light every room with a smile; fox-
trot, words by Harry Pease and
Charles O’Flynn, music by Ed. G.
Nelson, arr. by» Lindsay McPhail;
orch. pts., with vocal trio. 4to. ©
Aug. 27, 1929; 2 ce. Aug. 28; E pub.
8930; Leo Feist, inc., New Yorke.
21124 ©
Painted knees; words and music by
C. M. Currie. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Sept. 19, 1929; E unp.
11028; Celeste M. Currie, Baldwin,
Ta. 21125
Painting the clouds with sunshine;
from Gold diggers of Broadway,
lyric by Al. Dubin, music by Joe
Burke, arr. by Ed. Smalle; male
voices. 4to. © Aug. 23, 1929; 2c.
Aug. 28; E pub. 8805; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 21126
Pal of my sweetheart days; words and
musie by Benny Davis and J. Fred
Coots; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
May Singhi Breen. © Sept. 25,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 26; E pub. 9488;
Davis, Coots & Engel, ine, New
York. 21127
Pals; unison song, words by Elsie B.
Granville, music by Alfred William
Russe, of Great Britain, tonic solfa
tr. by H. J. Timothy. 4to. © Sept.
17, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 18; E for. 6686;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 21128
Parade of the three musketeers ; Tom,
Dick and Harry, by J. Little, arr.
by Carleton L. Colby; violin and pf.
© Atg. 30, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 3; E pub.
8884; Joseph Little, Chicago. 21129
Paradise; words and music by F.
Hinchey. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1929; E unp. 10954;
Floyd Hinchey, Middletown, N. Y.
21130
Park yourself close to me; comedy
fox-trot song, words-and music by
Howard Flynn and Ralph Butler,
both of Great Britain; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by R. S. Stoddon.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Aug. 19, 1929; 1 ec. Aug. 21; E for.
6376; B. Feldman & co., London.
DAdow
Parson’s luck; words anon., music by
Alexander Brent Smith, of Great
Britain, op. 20, no. 1; mixed voices.
4to. © Sept. 17, 1929: 1 c. Sept. 18;
EK for. 6688; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London. 21i1S2
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Parting (The); moderato affetuoso,
for photoplay, by Adolph TFink;
full orch. pts., with pf.-organ con-
ductor. © Sept. 20, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
25; E pub. 9502; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 21133
Paskenen shailes; words by Soiomon
Small, music by S. Secunda. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 30,
1929; E unp. 11465; Samuel Se-
cunda, Brooklyn. 21134
Passe-temps; 12 pieces, by Caroline
Maude, of Great Britain; pf. v. 2.
© Sept. 12, 1929; 1 ec. Sept. 18; EB
for. 6704; Stainer & Bell, Itd., Lon-
don. 21185
Passing rhythms; by Marion V. Gay;
pf. © Sept. 7, 1929; 2.¢. Sept. 9; HE
pub. 9055; Noyes-group, New York.
21136
Passion (La) de Jeanne d’Arc; mu-
sique d’écran, de Victor Alix et Léo
Pouget, instrumentation de H. Mé-
téhen, of France; 1°" et 2° violons,
cello, contrebasse et pf. conducteur
parties. © Dec. 31, 1928; 1 ce. June
4, 1929; E for. 4975; Editions musi-
eales Sam Fox, Paris. 21137
Passionate (The) prelude; by Ione
Pickhardt; pf. © Aug. 29, 1929; 2 c.
Aug. 31; E pub. . 8867; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 21138
Password (The) to heaven; words
and music by J. C. Plimpton. ©1c.
June 14, 1929; E unp. 7947; Jean
Cundall Plimpton, Milwaukee.
21139
Pastorale per la notte della nativitate
Christi (Weihnachts-pastorale) ;
von Johann, David Heinichen, hrsg.
von J. Bachmair, of Germany; fiir
2 konzertierende oboen, o. floten, 2
violinen, viola, violoncell, 2 oboen,
fagott u. cembalo, o. klavier o. crgel.
Partitur.,..© Aug. 31) )2923 0
Sept. 12; E for. 6572; Breitkopf &
Hirtel, Leipzig. 21140
Patricia; lyrics and music by George
F. Foley. ,pf. and ukulele arr. by
Stan Tucker. © Aug. 8, 1929; 2 c.
Aug. 8; E pub. 8776; National mu-
sic publishers, New York, | 21141
Patsy; words by Earl Aiken and
Chuck Shanks [pseud. of Charles
Shanks], music by C. Shanks. ©
1 c¢. Sept. 9, 1929; E unp. 10655 ; To-
ledo news bee, Toledo, O. 21142
1122
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
21164
Peach blossoms; gavotte, by Karl Wil-
helm Kern; pf. © Sept. 12, 1929;
2 ec. Sept. 14; E pub. 9196; Theodore
Presser ¢o., Philadelphia. 21143
Pegasus; by Alice Mengel; pf. ©
Sept. 7, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 9; E pub.
9071; Noyes-group, New York.
21144
Penitentiary; words and music by B.
Tucker. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1929; E unp. 11368;
Southern music pub. ©9., inc., New
York. 21145
Pennant pastime folio: composed and
scored by Mayhew L. Lake; orch.
pts. 4to. (School orch. series. bk.
Py ) Aue. 23. 1929*>2 ¢. Sept. 23;
E pub. 9448; Crawford music corp.,
New York. 21146
Perhaps; words by Nicolaus and Han-
sen, English adaptation by Adrian
Ross, music by Mischa Spolianski, of
Germany. © June 19, 1929; 1 «
June 22; EH for. 5324; Chappefl &
co., ltd., London. 21147
Pesares! tango, par José M. Lucchesi,
of Brazil; orch. parties, avec pf.
eonducteur et 1°* violon conducteur.
4to. © July 2, 1929: 1 «@ July 25;
E for. 5924: Auguste Bosc, Paris.
21148
Petit (Un) peu tot; fox-trot, de la
fantaisie-opérette Vive Leroy, pa-
roles de René Pujol, muSique de
Fred Pearly et Pierre Chagnon, both
of France; pf. acc., avec ukulele arr.
par F. Salabert. © July 2, 1929;
ie July 25: HE for. 5911 ;» Francis
Salabert, Paris. 21149
Petite grotesque; zum film, von Werner
R. Heymann, of Germany, orch. by
Julien Porret, of France; grosses
orch. stimmen, mit pf. direction u.
violino 1 direction. © June 21,
1929: 1 c. July 9; E for. 5459; Mu-
sikverlag Robert Rtihle, Berlin.
21150
Petite valse: by Ad. Henselt, tran-
scribed by Michael Press; violin and
» pi. © Sept. 12, 1929; 2c. Sept. 20;
E pub. 9320; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 21151
‘Petition; words by Finney Briggs,
music by L. Fay; with violin obbl.
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1929; E unp. 11344;
Leona Fay, Chicago. PAID
Photograph (A) of the sweeter half
of my love affair; fox trot, lyric by
Irving Kahal, music by J. Russel
Robinson, arr. by Elliott Jacoby;
orch. pts., with male trio. 4to. ©
Aug. 26, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 27; E pub.
8929; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
21153
Phyllis; words by Sanford Berger, mu-
Sic by S.J. Berzer> ‘pr. cal ec,
Sept. 9, 1929; E unp. 10697; San-
ford Jack Berger, Berkeley, Calif.
21154
Pianiste (Le) virtuose; en 60 exer-
cices, caleulés pour acquérir Llagi-
lité, Vindépendance et la force, par
C. L. Hanon, nouvelle édition revue
et augmentée par Alph. Schotte,
of France. 1. Texte francais.—2.
Textes italien, portugais et espag-
nol.—8. Textes francais, anglais et
allemand. © July 4, 19, 1929;
1c. each Aug. 9; E for. 6504-6506 ;
Alph. Schotte et cie., Boulogne
s/mer, France. 21155-21157
Piano studies in modern idiom; by
Katherine Ruth Heyman. Pub-
lished by Winthrop Rogers, ltd. ©
July 4, 1929; 1c. July 18; 1 c. Sept.
5: E pub. 8972; Hawkes & son
(London) Itd., London. 21158
Piéce bréve; sur le nom _ d’Albert
Roussel, par F. Poulenc, of France;
pf. (Jn Supplement de la Revue
musicale, avril 1929) © Apr. 15,
1929; 1 ce. Aug. 16: E for. 6469;
Francis Poulenc, Paris. 21159
Piedigrotta Gennarelli 1929; compila-
tore, Ernesto Tagliaferri, of Italy.
Napoli, Casa editrice italiana Emilio
Gennarelli. © Aug. 26, 1929; 1 «.
Sept. 4; E for. 6610; Italian book
co., New York. 21160
Piedigrotta Mario, 1929; compiled by
BH. A. Mario, of Italy. Napoli-Mi- °
lano, Editrice musicale EH. A. Mario.
G), Aus. 30,1929; 4. er Septiad2;
E for. 6715; Italian book co., New
York. 21161
Piedigrotta Santojanni 1929. Napoli,
G. Santojanni. © Aug. 30, 1929;
1 ¢. Sept. 21; E for 6676; Italian
book co., New York. 21162
Piedigrotta 1929; compilatore, Salva-
tore Ragosta, of Italy. Napoli,
Casa editrice Amici delia canzone.
© July 30, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 21; EB
for-6675 ; Italian book co., New York.
21163
Piedigrotta 1929; edizioni La canzo-
netta, compilatore, Francesco Feola,
of Italy. © Aug. 28, 1929: 1 «c..
Sept. 4; E for. 6611; Italian book
co., New York. 21164
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21165
Piedigrotta 1929; Napoletana, com-
pilatore, Giuseppe Torresi, of Italy.
© Aug. 22, 1929; 1 ¢. Sept. 4; E for.
6612 ; Italian book co., New York.
21165
Ping pongo; words by Al. Dubin,
music by Joe Burke; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. © Sept. 9, 1929; 2 ¢.
Sept. 12; E pub. 9211; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 21166
Pioneers (The) song; words and mu-
sic by Franklin O’Bryan. © 1 «¢.
Sept. 3, 1929; E unp. 10578; Frank-
lin L. O'Bryan, Chicago. 21167
Pirun polska; by Toivo Kuula, op. 9,
nr. 4, arr. by Herman Sjoblom, of
Finland; salon orchesterstimmen.
4to. © Aug. 8, 1929; 1 ce. Aug. 23;
E for. 6445; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. 21168
Play that barber shop chord; fox-trot,
by Wm. Tracey and Lewis F. Muir,
special recording arrangement by
Ted Lewis; orch. pts., with words.
© Sept. 11, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 12; E
pub. 9017; Edward B. Marks music
co., New York. @ 21169
Playing at recess; by Mathilde Bilbro ;
pf. © Sept. 9, 1929; 2 ec Sept. 12;
E pub. 9049; Evans music co., Bos-
ton. 21176
Pleasant (A) visit; by Carl Wilhelm
Kern, op. 634, no. 7; pf. © Sept. 24,
1929; 2 «. Sept. 28; E pub. 2569;
McKinley music co., Chicago. 2117t
Please come back to me; words by Don
Smith, music by B. Dering. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 16,
1929; E unp. 10906; Bert Dering,
San Francisco. 21172
Please come back to me; words by
Eugene West, music by G. Austin.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 16, 1929; E unp. 10927; Gene
Austin, ine., New York. A ry}
Please do come back; words by Betty
Morrison [pseud. of B. M. Hawk],
musie by Jappie Judd [pseud. of
Alice I. Judd. Words and melody
only] ©1e. July 10, 1929; E unp.
8733; Betty Morrison Hawk, Brook-
lyn. 21174
Please don’t wake my wife! written
and composed by John P. Long, of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Aug,.22,.1929;.1. ¢: Aug. 28 ror
6527; Francis, Day & Hunter, lItd.,
London. 21175
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
Please Mister Dream Man; words and
music by L. Valdare. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Aug. 31, 1929;
EK unp. 10519; Larry Valdare, Chi-
cago. 21176
Plumber’s (The) opera; in 3 acts with
prologue, written and composed by
John Odell, of Great Britain, with
an orchestration by Cyril Crabtree
4to. © Aug. 29, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 11;
D 27580; C. C. Birchard & co., Bos-
ton. 21177
Poco adagio; by Ph. Em. Bach, tran-
scribed by Michael Press; violin and
pf. © Sept. 12, 1929; 2 c Sept. 20;
E pub. 9307; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 21178
Poéme du soir; duo d’amour, reverie
intermezzo, by Charles Ancliffe, of
Great Britain; pf. © Sept. 20, 1929;
1c Sept. 23; E for. 6697; Banks &
son, York, England. 21179
Polish melodies in G; by S. A. Dob-
rzyn, op. 43, no. 1; violin and pf. ©
Sept. 16, 1929; 2 c Aug. 20; E pub.
9045; Stanley A. Dobrzyn, Chicago.
21180
Polonaise in A; by Emil Hilb; pf. ©
July 5, 1929; 2 c Sept. 13; E pub.
9109; Kalmus filmusic edition, New
York. 21181
Pony (The) ride; holiday sketch, by
William T. Timmings; pf. © Sept.
12, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 20; E pub. 9309;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 21182
Poor but honest; words by John ‘I.
Murray, music by Gus Edwards. ©
1c Sept. 25, 1929; EH unp. 11277;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 21183
Poppies; by Louis Panella; pf. ©
Sept. 17, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 16; E pub.
9145; Volkwein bros., Pittsburgh.
21184
Porto Rico chico; words and music by
Nonita James [pseud. of B. G. Pol-
lak. Words and melody only] ©
1c. Sept. 10, 1929; EH unp. 10768;
Beatrice G. Pollak, New York.
21185
Pouting; words and music by O. E.
MeFarland. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Aug. 31, 1929; 2 «.
Sept. 19; E pub. 9359; Orville El-
wynn McFarland, Oak Terrace, Minn. ~
21186
Powder river; words and music by BH.
Carew. © 1. Sept. 16, 1929; 5B
unp. 10914; Evelyn Carew, Los An-
geles. 21187
1124
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
21210
Prairie rose; waltz, by G. N. Benson ;
pf. © Aug. 28, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 30;
E pub. 9164; Theodore Presser ¢o.,
' Philadelph‘a. 21188
Praise the Lord, O my soul; anthem,
words from the Psalms, music by
A. Louis Searmolin; mixed voices.
4to. © Aug. 28, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 30;
E pub. 8870; Theodore Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia. 21189
Prelude to The star of Bengal; by
H. D. Paxson, jr.; violin and pf. ©
1 ce. Sept. 11, 1929; EB unp. 10781;
Henry Douglas Paxson, jr., Phila-
delphia. ° 21190
Preludio e rondo; di Virgilio Mortari.
of Italy: violino e pf. © Sept. 16,
1929; 1 c Sept. 18; E for. 6692; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 21191
Premiers rayons; valse, par F. Vol-
patti, jr., of Italy; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur et 1° violino con-
ducteur. 4to. © May 25, 1929; 1c.
June 10; E for. 5023; E. Gaudet,
Paris. 21192
Pretty mama; words and music by
S. Jefferson. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1929;
E unp. 10535; Sherman Jefferson,
Los Angeles. 21193
Pretty rosebuds; by H. P. Hopkirs,
op. 146, no.1; pf. © Sept. 12, 1929;
2 c. Sept. 14; E pub. 9193; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 21194
Prima (La) notte; mazurka, by J.
Pezzolo; accordion. © 1c. Sept. 7,
1929; E unp. 10707; John Pezzolo,
San Francisco. 21195
Prince (The) of the house of David;
Christmas pageant, by Frances V.
Hubbard, music by Clarence Nevin
and others. 8vo. © Sept. 3, 1929;
2c. Sept. 11; D pub. 27570; Geo. F.
Rosche, Chicago. 21196
Proceeding; words and music by R.
Earle. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1929; E unp. 11251;
Richard Earle, New York. 21197
Processional: by Alice Mengel; pf. ©
Ne. 1, 1920;,.2 C. Sept. 9: Bi pub.
9061; Noyes-group, New York.
21198
Prologue [and] March of the prairies:
from Russian symphonic suite, by
A. Brailovsky, of Russia, domiciled
at Los Angeles; pf. © Aug. 26,
1929; 2 ec. Sept. 3; E pub. 8830:
Alexander Brailovsky, Los Angeles.
21199
Promise; by F. H. Quinn; pf. ©1e.
Sept. 18, 1929; EH unp. 10858; Frank
Henry Quinn, Jamaica Plain, Mass.
21200
Public school songs no. 1; compiled by
J. W. Yoder. Chicago-Philadelphia,
Rodeheaver co. S8vo. Aug, 15,
1928; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 2; AA 25773;
Homer A. Rodeheaver, Philadelphia.
21201
Punk (The) and plaster route; words
by J. E. Guernsey, music by Floyd
Thompson. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1929; EB
unp. 10675; Thompson & Guernsey,
Indianapolis. 21202
Qu’ est-ce que tu t’crois; par Léon
Raiter et G. Courquin, fils; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur et
paroles. 4to. © June 1, 1929; le.
July 16; E for. 5678; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. 21203
Quando non torna amore; melody by
A. F. Paganucci. © 1 c¢. Sept. 3,
1929; E unp. 10518; Anthony F.
Paganucci, Brooklyn. 21204
Quartet for strings in C minor; by H.
Officer. © 1c Sept. 21, 1929; E
unp. 11155; Harvey Officer, New
York. 21205
Quatrain; vers de Francis Jammes,
musique de D. Milhaud, of France.
(In Supplement de la Revue musi-
cale, avril 1929) © Apr. 15, 1929:
1c. Aug. 16; E for. 6472; Darius
Milhaud, Paris. 21206
Queen majestic radio; words and
music by Cliff W. Aubuchon. ©
Sept. 1,°1929: 2c. Sept. 27; HY pub:
9521; Benwood-Linze co., St, Louis.
21207
Quintet; by Moir Clark, of Great
Britain; pf., 2 violins, viola and
violoncello. London, Augener, ltd.
© Sept. 6, 1929; 1 ec. Sept. 26; E for.
6726; Annie Margaret Hall, Bexhill-
on-sea, England. 21208
R.K.O. march; broadcasting signature,
words by Thos. Kennedy, music by
Milton Schwarzwald, arr. by A. C.
Colombo; pf. © June 18, 1929; 1 «..
June 25, 1 c. July 5; H pub. 7538;
Radio, Keith, Orpheum corp., New
York. 21209
Rag; by Alice Mengel; pf. © Sept. 7,
1929; 2 c« Sept. 9; E pub. 9059:
Noyes-group, New York. 21210
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21211
Rainbow; from The sap, words and
music by Con Conrad, Sidney D.
Mitchell and Archie Gottler.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Aug. 23, 1929; E unp. 10476; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ince.,
New York. 21211
Rainbow (A) in the rain; fox-trot,
words by Harry Kelly, music by H.
Oblinger. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1929; E
unp. 11171; Harry Oblinger, San
Francisco. 21212
Rainbow of love; words and music by
J. Tolick. [Mimeograph] © 1 ec.
Sept. 17, 1929; E unp. 11020; Joseph
Tolick, Long Beach, Calif. 21213
Rainbow’s (The) pot of gold; words
and music by E. W. Carpenter.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 11, 1929; E unp. 10745; Elva
W. Carpenter, Elizabeth, N. J.
21214
Rajah; Oriental ballad blues, from
Emerald of the East, by E. May, of
Austria, arr. by Marcel de Ridder, of
Spain; orch., with pf.-direction.
London, Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd.
4to. © Jan. 1, 1929; 1 c@ Apr. 19;
E for. 4182; Eduard May, Berlin-
Halensee, Germany. ZAZI15
Ramble (The); melody by Charlie
Lawrence. © 1 c¢. Sept. 28, 1929;
EH unp. 11387; Southern music pub.
co., inec., New York. 21216
Razzberries; words and music by
Walter Burgess. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 e. Sept. 26, 1929;
E unp. 11315; W. E. Schulze, Darby,
Pa. 21217
Re opios blexi; words by T. Demetri-
ades, music by Jerotheo Skiza, of
Italy, domiciled at New York.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
July 18, 1929; E unp. 8976; Syn-
chronic pub. co., New York. 21218
Rebe (Der) hot gezen; words by A.
Silverman, music by R. Doctor.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Sept. 14, 1929; E unp. 10892; Rubin
Doctor, Brooklyn, and Anno Silver-
man, New York. 21219
Recessional; words by Rudyard Kip-
ling, music by Mareus H. Carroll;
cho. for mixed voices, with organ
ace. 4to. © Aug. 28, 1929; 2 ec.
Sept. 7; E pub. 8921; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 21220
Red headed baby; words and music by
R. E. Safier. © 1c. Aug. 26, 1929;
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
. E unp. 113832; Rosamond Elsie Safier,
Monessen, Pa. 21221
Regalito de boda; bolero-son, letra y
musica por H. Torres. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 26, 1929;
E unp. 11289; Heriberto Torres, New
York. 21222
Regina coli; 2 stimmigen chor, worte
u. musik bearb. von Heinrich Brach, .
of Germany; sop. u. alt mit orgel-
begleitung. 4to. © Feb. 25, 1929;
1c. Aug. 14; E for. 6413; P. J. Ton-
- ger, Cologne/Rh., Germany. 21223
Reining’s (Joe) complete, tenor banjo
manual; actual and universal nota-
tion. © Oct. 10, 1929; 2 ¢. and aff.
Oct. 14; AA 27005; Joe Reining,
Chicago. 21224
Rejoice, for Christ is born; 2-pt. cho.,
words by Mabel J. Rosemon, music
by J. W. Lerman. 4to. © Sept. 14,
1928; 2 c« Sept. 14, 1929; HE pub.
9087 ; Tullar-Meredith co., New York.
21225
Remember little town girl; words by
L. Oakley, music by Phil Starr. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Aug.
14, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 10; E pub. 8999;
Lynnwood asa Morrisville, NIG.
21226
Remember your dear mother, mother
thinks of you tonight; words by Jay
Wilson and W. Wolff, music by W.
Wolff. ©1c. Aug. 24, 1929; EH unp.
10968; Waldemar Wolff, Oroville,
Calif. 21227
Remembrance; words and music by
M. A. Werner. © 1c. Sept. 10, 1929;
E unp. 10767; Marie Antoinette Wer-
ner, Boston. 21228
Remordimiento; bolero, letra y mu-
sica por H. Torres. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. Sept. 26, 1929; EB
unp. 11290; Heriberto Torres, New
York. 21229
Responses, sentences and amen; an-
them, music by J. Thurston Noé;
mixed voices, without ace. 4to. ©
Oct. 18, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 14, 1929; E
pub. 9085; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York. 21230
Resurrection (The) morn; Haster
song, words by Marion Short, musie
by Sarah Elizabeth Banghart. ©
Sept. 12, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 17; E pub.
9261; Sarah HElizabeth Banghart,
New York. 21231
1126
ee ee ee
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
Reverie; von Josef Koénigsberger, of
Austria; kleines orchesterstimmen,
mit solo-violine djrektion u. pf.-di-
rektion. 4to. © Apr. 30, 1929; 1c.
Aug. 14; E for. 6403; Edition kalei-
doskop, Berlin-Wilmersdorf. 21232
Revolucion (La) ; letra y musica di A. |
Marin, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles; pf. [Photostat] © June
18, 1929; 2 ec. June 24; E pub. 8767;
Dionisio Acosta and Alfredo Marin,
Los Angeles. 21233
Revolutionary rhythm; from Illusion,
words and music by Lou Davis, J.
Fred Coots and Larry Spier; pf. and
ukulele ace. New York, Remick mu-
sic corp. © Sept. 24, 1929; 2 ¢
Sept. 27; E pub. 9482; Famous mu-
sie corp., New York. 21234
Rhe‘n-legende; ged. v. Heinrich Zer-
kaulen, komponiert v. Hubert Klein,
of Germany; minnerchor, a capella.
Partitur u. stimmen. 4to. © Apr.
380, 1929; 1 ec. Aug, 14; E for. 6409;
Hans Kessler, Trier, Germany.
21235
Rheinischer sang; Rheinlieder - pot-
pourri fiir mannerchor, von Fr. Han-
nemann, gesetzt von Paul Mania,
both of Germany. 4to. © May 15,
1929;-1 ec. Aug. 14; E for. 63888;
P. J. Tonger, Cologne/Rh., Ger-
many. 21236
Rheinlands schwur; fiir minnerchor,
zu gedichten von Franz Peter Kiir-
ten, musik von C. Steinhauer, of
Germany, op. 106, no. 1. Partitur u.
stmmen. 4to. © June 5, 1929; 1
ce. Aug. 14; E for. 6389; Carl Stein-
hauer, Oberhausen/Rhlid., Germany.
pa iE
Rhythm in D; by ¥. H. Quinn; pf. ©
1 -e. Sept. 13, 1929; E unp. 10859;
Frank Henry Quinn, Jamaica Plain,
Mass. 21238
Rhythm in G; by A. M. Kearn; mel-
ody, with pf. acc. -© 1 ¢. Sept. 13,
1929; E unp. 10851; Agnes Marie
Kearn, Dorchester, Mass. 21233
Rhythm of the tambourine; words and
music by Dave Franklin. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 26,
1929; E unp. 11307; Remick music
corp., New York. 21240
Rhythmic appassionato ; for cinema, by
C. Rybner; full orch. pts. © Sept.
23, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 23; E pub. 9334;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 21241
21252
Rich man, poor man, beggar man,
thief; melody by Boyd Senter. ©
1 ec. Sept. 28, 1929; E unp. 11400;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 21242
Riding the rods for home; words by
J. E. Guernsey, music by Floyd
Thompson. © 1 ¢. Sept. 16, 1929;
EK unp. 10935; Thompson and
Guernsey, Indianapolis. 21243
Right (The) kind of. man; from
Frozen justice, words by L. Wolfe
Gilbert, music by Abel Baer. ©
Sept. 18, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 21; E pub.
9342; De Sylva, Brown and Hender-
son, ine., New York. 21244
Rinck (J. C. H.) 12 chorales with
variations; selected from the Prac-
tical Organ school, ed. by Albert W.
Snow. © Sept. 20, 1929; 2 « and
aff. Sept. 24; AA 25961; New Eng-
land conservatory of music, Boston.
21245
Rivers of romance; words and music
by C. J. Crilley, of Canada. [Eng-
lish and French texts] © Sept. 5,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 9; E pub. 8938; Can-
ada steamship lines, ltd., Montreal,
Canada. 21246
Road (The) of life; words by Herbert
J. Brandon, music by Dexter Stan-
ton. 1. In F.—2. In A flat—3. In B
flat. © June 24, 1929: 2 c. each
June 28; E pub. 7163; B. F. Wood
muSsie ¢co., Boston. 21247
Road (The) to home; words and mu-
sic by W. R. Weber. © Sept. 6,
1929;°'2' ec. Sept. 9; HE pub. 8967;
Walter R. Weber, Van Wert, O.
21248
Robin’s advice; words and music by
Lily Strickland; in G. © Sept. 12,
1929-"2.'c. ‘Sept. 14: "EH pub. Sigs:
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
21249
Rock-a-bye: by William Burrowes
Cooke; pf. © Sept. 6, 1929; 2 «¢.
Sept. 28: E pub. 9538; Co-operative
music co., Philadelphia. 21250
Rockin’ the Rockies; words and music
by A. Witt. [Words and melody
onlyT- © 1c. Sept. 3, 1929; E unp.
10545; Annette Witt, San Francisco.
21251
Rocking song: by Alice Mengel; pf.
© Sent. 7, 1929; 2 ec. Sept. 9: E pub.
9070; Noyes-group, New York.
21252
1127
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21253
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Roger’s [!] popular style tenor banjo
solos; by Ralph Rogers. © Sept.
20, 1929: 2 « and aff. Oct. 1; AA
25724; Chart music pub. house, inc.,
Chicago. 21253
Roland’s memory lessons; for piano-
forte students, by Alfred E. Roland,
of Great Britain. 4to. © Aug. 23,
1929; 1 @ Aug. 24; E for. 6447;
Cary & co., London. 21254
Roll on, river; words and music by
Willard Hodgen. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Sept. 28, 1929;
~E unp. 11425; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 21255
Rolling waves; waltz, by Louis Panel-
la; pf. © Sept. 28, 1929; .2 c. Sept.
27; E pub. 9516; Volkwein bros.,
Pittsburgh. 21256
Romaine; words and music by R. Bell.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 11, 1929; EH unp. 10744; Ruth
Bell, Canonsburg, Pa. PAV ASY |
Romance; by A. MacFadyen; violin
and pf. Chicago, Badger music pub.
co. © Sept: 21, 1929: 2 c. Sept.
23; E pub. 9399; Alexander Mac-
Fadyen, Chicago. 21258
Romance; or, Charmeuse, by Colin
Macleod Campbell, of Great Britain ;
violin or violoncello ‘and pf. pts.
Aug-6,- 1920" ive. Antes 165° Eefor.
6476; Boosey & co., Itd., London.
21259
Romance of old Vienna; by Hans Pro-
tiwinsky, of Austria; pf. © Sept.
12, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 14; E pub. 9191;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
21260:
Romantic (A) adventure; for cinema,
by James C. Bradford, arr. by A. H.
Cafarella; full orch. pts. © Aug.
16, 1929; 2 c«. Aug. 16; E pub. 9460;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 21261
Romantico; waltz, by A. Baccari; solo
cornet. © 1 ec. Sept. 14, 1929;
EK unp. 10870; Angelo Baccari and
Harry Tafarella, Brooklyn. MP ae
Rondo in C minor; by M. M. Hodges;
pf. © 1 «@. Sept. 19, 1929; E ump.
11077; Mary Magdalene Hodges,
New York. 21263
Rose-Lee; fox trot, words and music
by D. Jackson. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 9, 1929; E unp.
10710; Dudley Jackson, Lansing,
Kan, 21264
Rose of my dreams; words and music
by E. Holyoake, of Canada. © 1c.
Sept. 23, 1929; E unp. 11132; Edith
Holyoake, Guelph, Ont., Canada.
21265
Rose of the night; by F. H. Quinn;
pf. © 1c. Sept. 13, 1929; E unp.
10860; Frank Henry Quinn, Jamaica
Plain, Mass. 21266
Rose (The) you wore; waltz, words
and music by Lyle Gould; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Sept. 9, 1929; 2 ¢.
Sept. 11; E pub. 93869; Walter A.
Quincke, Los Angeles. 21267
Rosen aus Florida; operette in 3
akten, von A. M. Willner u. Heinz
Reichert, musik von Leo Fall,
musikalische einrichtung ftir das
theater von EHKrich Wolfgang Korn-
gold, biihnenklavierauszug eingerich-
tet von Walter Hahn u. Josef
Kornfeld, of Austria. © Sept. 25,
1929; 1: ¢. Sept. 115° BY for (Gaon;
B. Schott’s sdhne, Mainz, Germany.
21268
"Round the camp fire; from Indian
camp scenes, by Cuthbert Harris, of
Great Britain; pf. duet. © Sept. 6,
1929; 2 ¢. Sept. 11; E pub. $965;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
21269 .
"Round the world with Graf Zeppelin ;
words and music by George B. L.
Braun. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1929; E unp.
10722; Concord pub. co., San Fran-
cisco. 21270
Rozsalevél ; tango, verse Szenes Andor,
zenéje Kola Joézsef, of Hungary. ©
May 31, 1929; 1 c) Aug. 23 Hitor:
6547; Kalman Nador, Budapest,
Hungary. 21271.
Rubank melody band instructor; for
school bands—saxophone bands and
wind instrument ensemble, ed. and
arr. by Carlton L. Colby and Harry
L. Alford; pts., with pf. conductor.
© Aug. 14, 1929; 2 c. each Oct. 18;
aff. Sept. 26; AA 27119; Rubank,
inec., Chicago. Mal 194
Rumba; from Spanish colonial
sketches, by Justin Elie, of Haiti,
domiciled at New York; orch. pts.,
with ist violin conductor. © July
30, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 27; H pub. 9485;
Belwin, ine., New York. 212738
Russian butterfly; by S. Weller; pf.
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1929; E unp. 11360;
Samuel Weller, Brooklyn. 21274
1128
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
21296
Russiana ; fox trot, letra y musica de
José Moreno Santibaiiez, of Mexico.
© June 1, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 27; E
for. 6738; A. Wagner y Levien, sucs.,
S. en C., Mexico City, Mexico.
21275
Russianesque; fox-trot paraphrase of
Romance by Tschaikowsky, arr. by
Louis Katzman; orch. pts. © Sept.
21, 1929; 2c. Sept. 17; E pub. 9247;
Alfred & co., New York. 21276
Rutland; 8 pieces, by J. Barham John-
son, of Great Britain; pf. © Aug.
27, 1929; 1 c& Sept. 6; E for. 6510;
Alfred Lengnick & co., ltd., London.
1277
Sacred (The) flame; from the photo-
play, lyric by Grant Clarke, music
by Harry Akst; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Sept. 20, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 25; E
pub. 9500; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 21278
Sacred (The) flame; 2 pt. anthem for
junior choir, words and music by
Bernard Hamblen. 4to. New York,
N. Y., Chappell-Harms, inc. © Aug.
26, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 27; E pub. 8791;
Harms, inc., New York. 21279
Sad and blue; words and music by
EK. A. Mawhinney. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 16, 1929;
E unp. 10942; Edna A. Mawhinney,
Lorain, O. 21280
Sad, blue and lonely; ballad, words
and music by R. Sista; 1st violin.
© 1c. Aug. 17, 1929; E unp. 11119;
Rocco Sista, Newark, N. J. 21281
Safety first; march, by J. Little, arr.
by Carleton L. Colby; violin and pf.
(©)! Aue. 30, 1929: 2 ¢. Sept: 3-°E
pub. 8886; Joseph Little, Chicago.
21282
Saint-Saéns (Charles Camille) Man-
dolinata; von E. Paladilhe, para-
phrase von C. Saint-Saéns, arr. von
Leo Artok, of Germany; salon or-
chesterstimmen, mit pf. conductor.
© Sept. 12, 1929; 1 ¢ Sept. 3; E
for. 6498; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz,
Germany. 21283
Sally in our alley; folk song play in
one scene, words and arr. of music
by Bertha Remick. © Aug. 21,
he: 2c, Sept. 11: D 27581 = C...C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 21284
Samaritana; opera in 8 atti di Gas-
tone Costa, testo tedesco di Lisa
Tiller, adattamento di Lutz Welt-
mann, musical di V. Gusmini, of
Italy. Berlin, Verlag Die Schmiede.
© Dec. 30, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 30, 1929;
D pub. 27585; Vincenzo Gusmini,
Bergamo, Italy. 21285
Same old moon; from Almanac, words
by Clifford Orr and John Murray
Anderson, music by Henry Sullivan;
pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by Dan
Dougherty. © Aug. 10, 1929; 2 ¢.
Aug. 12; E pub. 8312; Ager, Yellen
& Bornstein, inc., New York. 21286
Sanctuary; words by Angela Gordon,
music by Hilda Milvain, of Great
Britain. © Sept. 12, 1929; 1 ¢. Sept.
18; E for. 6703; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London. 21287
Sand man; words and music by G.
Ted Reicard [pseud. of G. D.
Reichard] © 1 e¢. Sept. 10, 1929;
E unp. 10761; George D. Reichard,
Los Angeles. 21288
Sandman’s (The) call; lullaby, by
Renée Miles, op. 30, no. 2; pf.
Seps. 14,1929" 2 ce. Sept. Ti. Bi
pub. 9260; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
21289
San Francisco; words and music by
F. A. Lockhart. © Sept. 16, 1929;
2c. Sept. 283; E pub. 9371; Frederick
A. Lockhart, San Francisco. 21290
Santa Ana [and] Human flowers;
words and music by F. Delphine. ©
Sept. 10, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 23; E pub.
9432; Florence Delphine, Santa Ana,
Calif. 21291
Sarabande et allegro; par Gabriel
Grovlez, of France; hautbois et pf.
© June 2, 1929; 1 c. June 28; E for.
5369; Lucien de Lacour, Paris.
21292
Sarasota; by H. HE. Daly, arr. by Louis
Pp. Corl: pr. ‘Chicago, Tk,” aly
music co. 4to. © May 20, 1929;
2c. July 29; E pub. 8050; Harry H.
Daly, Chicago. 21293
Sas Naci notéinak III. sorozata; verse
és zenéje Sas Naci, of Hungary. V.
fiizet. Budapest, Nador Kalman. 1.
Ninesen minden emberfia. [1 other]
© Oct. 1, 1927; 1 e. Apr. 19, 1929;
E for. 6536; Sas Naci, Budapest,
Hungary. 21294
Satin dresses; lyrie by Donald Dal-
ley, music by Maurice Besly, of
Great Britain. © Aug. 16, 1929;
1c. Aug. 28; E for. 6866; Boosey &
eo., ltd., London. 21295
Savoy rhythm; by E. P. Johnson. ©
1 e. Aug. 26, 1929; E unp. 11203;
Emmett P. Johnson, Richmond.
21296
1129
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21297
‘Say; words by E. C. Reid, music by
D. C. May and E. C. Reid. [Words
‘and melody only] © 1 ¢. Sept. 17,
1929; E unp. 11008; David C. May
and Edward C. Reid, Los Angeles.
21297
Say a prayer for Palestine; sacred
ballad, words and music by Howard
Johnson; in B flat min. © Sept. 20,
1929; 2 ec. Sept. 21; E pub. 9466;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 21298
Say it with flowers; words by M. L.
Jacobs, music by Samuel H. Speck.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Aug. 8, 1929; 2 c Sept. 7; E pub.
8991; Mary L. Jacobs, Covington,
Tenn. 21299
Say you love me only; fox-trot, words
and music by J. S. Schachtel; pf. ©
1 ec. Sept. 25, 1929; E unp. 113800;
John S. Schachtel, Buffalo. 21300
Scarecrow ; fox-trot, words by Robert
Hargreaves and Stanley J. Dame-
rell, music by Sherman Myers, of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Aug. 20, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 23; H for.
6431; Cecil Lennox, ltd., London.
21301
Scenes from Shakespeare’s The tem-
pest; suite by Humphrey J. Stew-
art; organ. 1. The shipwreck. [5
others] © Sept. 9, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
11; E pub. 9171; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 21302
Scherzetto ; by J. Stuart Archer; or-
gan. © Sept. 20, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
21; E pub. 9506; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 21303
Schubert (Franz Peter) Children’s
march; arr. by Paul Zilcher, of Ger-
many: pf.\.6 \ hands. .~@©. July 22,
1929; 1 ce. Aug. 26; E for. 6355;
Augener, ltd., London. 21304
Serenade; words and alr. by Ar-
thur Pearson, of Great Britain;
mixed voices. © Sept. 27, 1929; 1c.
Oct. 1; E for. 6744; Banks & Son,
York, England. 21305
The wild rose; duet or 2-pt. cho.,
tr. from the German and arr. of mu-
sic by Richard J. Pitcher, of Great
Britain. 4to. © Sept. 12, 1929; 1c.
Sept. 14; E for. 9173; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 21306
Schweizer salon-album; von Hermann
Wenzel, of Germany; klavier, 4
hiinden. bd. 2. 1. Klige aus Kirn-
ten. [5 others] © June 20, 1929;
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
1c. Aug. 14; E for. 6425; Fr. Por-
tius, Leipzig. 21307
Schwierige stellen aus kammer-musik-
werken; ausgewdhlt u. hrsg. yon
Wilhelm Altmann, of Germany;
bratsche. heft 1. © May 8, 1929;
1c. Aug. 14; E for. 6423; Carl Mer-
seburger, Leipzig. 21308
Scott-Gatty (Alfred) Six plantation
songs; in staff and sol-fa, with
special aces. for banjulele, banjo
and ukulele by Keech, of Great Brit-
ain; mixed voices. Words and
voice pts. only. v. 1. © June 21,
1928; 1 c. July 20; E for. 697212;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 21309
Scull (Harold T.) Ten _ recreative
studies; by H. T. Scull, of Great
Britain; pf. © Aug. 31, 1929; 1 ¢.
Sept. 16; E for. 6660; Warren &
Phillips, London. 21310
Se va y se va; tango argentino, by H.
Vigil y Robles, of Mexico, domiciled
at New York; pf. [Photostat] ©
1 ec. Sept. 21, 1929; E unp. 11096;
Eduardo Vigil y Robles, New York.
21311
Sea gulls; words by Emily Guiwits,
music by Thurlow Lieurance; in D
flat. © Sept. 12, 1929; 2 ce. Sept. 14;
E pub. 9174; Theodore Presser Co.,
Philadelphia. 21312
Seattle hunch; melody by J. Morton.
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1929; E unp. 11379;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 21313
Second dance song; 4-pt. cho., music
by Theophil Wendt, of Great Brit-
ain, domiciled at New York; wom-
en’s voices. 4to. © Aug. 23, 1929;
2c. Aug. 26; E pub. 9136; G. Schir-
mer, ine., New York. 21814
Second tunes for the ’cello; nos. 85-92
of the Oxford ’cello method, by Wil-
liam E. Brockway, of Great Britain ;
with pf. acces. © July 25, 1929; 1 c¢.
Sept. 5; E for. 6467; Oxford univer-
sity press, London. 21315
Sei lieb zu mir, sei nett zu mir; lied
und fox, aus Hochzeit in Hollywood,
text von Bruno Hardt und Leopold
Jacobson, musik von Oscar Straus,
of Austria, arr. von Gustav Blasser,
of Austria. ©) Jan. djedo29ieiec
Mar. 13; E for. 3315; Ludwig Dob-
linger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Leipzig. 21316
1130
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
21336
Sei lieb zu mir, sei nett zu mir!
[and] Einmal oben, einmal unten;
aus Hochzeit in Hollywood, text von
Leopold Jacobson und Bruno Hardt,
musik von Oscar Straus, of Austria,
spezial-arr. von Fred Ralph [pseud.
of Hermann Krome] of Germany;
jazz-salonorch. stimmen, mit klavier
kondukteur. 4to. © Jan. 5, 1929;
1c. Mar. 27; BE for. 3385; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Leipzig. AISLT
Seifert (Walter) Drei lieder; text
von Arno Holz, u. a., musik von W.
Seifert, of Germany, op. 12, nos. 1-3.
© Aug. 16, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 3; E for.
6570; Walter Seifert, Leipzig.
21318
Sell it; melody by Fess Williams. ©
1 ec. Sept. 28, 1929; E unp. 113895;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York.
Senorita ; fox-cancion, letra de Rodolfo
Sandoval, musica de Federico Ruiz,
of Mexico. © June 1, 1929; 1 «.
Sept. 27; E for. 6737; A. Wagner
y Levien, sucs., S. en C., Mexico City,
Mexico. 21320
Sentimentale ; waltz, by H. Tafarella;
solo clarinet. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1929;
E unp. 10871; Angelo Baccari and
Harry Tafarella, Brooklyn.
Serenade; by C. F. Novy; violin and
pf. © Sept. 6, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 9;
E pub. 8968; Charles F. Novy, Con-
gress Park, Il. 21322
Sérénade; by Rachmaninoff, tran-
scribed for string quartet by Arthur
Hartmann. Sc. and pts. © Aug.
19, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 7; E pub. 8926;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 21328
Serenade; poem by Longfellow, music
by Solon Alberti. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 c. Sept. 21, 1929;
E unp. 11147; De Sylva, Brown and
Henderson, inc., New York. 21324
Serenade-berceuse ; by Hubert Bath, of
Great Britain; pf. © Aug. 22, 1929;
1 ec. Sept. 9; E for. 6562; John Jo-
seph Hegarty, London. 21325
Sérénade en passant; chanson véni-
tienne, paroles francaises de Henry
Moreau, musique sur la célébre
mélodie de R. Drigo, of Italy. ©
Web, ,.20,, 1929: 1. ge. Mar. 15°) for.
3198; Smyth, Paris. 21326
Sergeant Flagg and Sergeant Quirt;
Til tell the cock-eyed world, words
and music by Lou Klein and Billy
213819.
21321 |
Moll; pf. and ukulele acc. © Sept.
13, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 14; E pub. 9331;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New’
York, 21327
Serrana hermosa; letra y musica di
A. Marin, of Mexico, domiciled at
Los Angeles; pf. [Photostat] ©
June 18, 1929; 2c. June 24; E pub.
8768; Dionisio Acosta and Alfredo
Marin, Los Angeles. 21328
Seven little sisters; words by L. Byrd
and D. S. Carlson, music by D. 8.
Carlson. [Photostat] © 1 ec. Sept.
3, 1929; E unp. 10499; Dorothy S.
Carlson and Lee Byrd, Oakland,
Calif. 21329
Shadow (The) of a rose; valse song,
lyric by Desmond Carter, music by
Vivian Hillis, of Great Britain.
London-New York-Sydney, Chappell
& co., ltd. © Sept. 6, 1929; 1 «.
Sept. 10; E for. 6584; Harms, inc.,
New York. 21330
Shame (The) cry; words by Clifford
Grey, music by Herbert Stothart.
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1929; E unp. 11280;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. pA les 30
Share your lips with me, chérie; orig-
inal French version by Emile A.
Bruguiére, of France, lyric by Pat
Ballard [pseud. of F. D. Ballard],
melody adapted by Jesse Crawford.
© July 3, 1929; 2 c. July 6; E pub.
8325; Francis Drake Ballard, New
York. 21332,
She can’t be bothered with me; lyrics
by Gus Kahn, music by Seymour
Simons. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 17, 1929; E unp. 10961;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 21333
She loves me; lyric by Donovan Par-
gons, music by Jimmy Campbell and
Reg. Connelly, of Great Britain; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by Harry J.
Stafford. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations] © Sept. 6, 1929; 1 c. Sept.
16; E for. 6714; Campbell, Connelly
& co., Itd., London. 21334
She only broke his heart; words by
A. B. Smith, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1.
Sept. 14, 1929; E unp. 10900; Annie
Bell Smith, Medford, Or. 21335
She’s driving me wild; words and
music by W. Crawley. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 16, 1929;
E unp. 10911; Wilton Crawley, New
York. 21336
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21337
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
She’s got the boy friend blues; from
Their own desire, words by George
Ward, music by Peggy Montgomery.
© 1c. Sept. 25; 1929; E unp. 11272;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 21337
She’s my baby now; words and music
by W. J. Burriss. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Sept. 16, 1929;
HE ounp. 109388; Warren James Bur-
riss, Philadelphia. 213388
She’s my smiling baby; words by M.
M. Wise, music by Luther A. Clark.
© 1c. Mar. 11, 1929; E unp. 11120:
Mabel M. Wise, Kansas City, Mo.
21339
She’s that certain in between; words
and music by Nan Kipp [i. e. A. M.
Kipp] © 1c. Sept. 5, 1929; E unp.
10586; Anna Moyer Kipp, Copake,
INS 21340
She thought I was her brother; words
by M. EH. Montgomery, music by
Robt. Van Sickle. [Words and mel-
ody only]. © 1. Sept. 25, 1929;
E unp. 11257; Millie Eliza Mont-
gomery, Tuscola, Ill. 21341
Sheep (The) under the snow (Ny kir-
ree fo niaghtey) ; Manx folk song,
air from Moore’s Manx ballads, Eng-
lish translation of traditional words
by Mona Douglas, music freely arr.
by Arnold Foster, of Great Britain;
mixed cho. 4to. © Sept. 17, 1929;
1 c. Sept. 18; E for. 6687; Stainer
& Bell, Itd., London. 21342
Shéhérazade; musique d’écran, de Léo
Pouget et Victor Alix, orch. par E.
Météhen, of France; 1°* et 2° vio-
lons, cello, contrebasse et pf. con-
ducteur parties. © Dec. 31, 1928;
1c. June 4, 1929; EH for 4976; Hdi-
tions musicales Sam Fox, Paris.
213438
Sheila; waltz, words and music by
Johnny S. Black. © Sept. 3, 1929;
2 c. Sept. 3; E pub. 8820; Queen
city music pub. co., Cincinnati.
21344
by R. Volkmann, op.
11, no. 6, arr. by Paul Zilcher, of
Germany; pf., 6 hands. © July 2D.
41929; 1 °c. Aug. 26° WM Tor, ase.
Augener, ltd., London. 21345
Shepherd (The) ;
Shepherdess (The) of sleep; words
by Arthur L. Salmon, music by Flor-
ence Aylward, arr. by William
Stickles; female trio. 4to. New
York, N. Y., Chappell-Harms, ine.
© Aug. 24, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 26;
E pub. 8787; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. 21346
Shepherd’s (A) roundelay; 4-pt. song,
words by Edmund Spenser, music by
Edgar L. Bainton, of Great Britain ;
mixed voices. 4to. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © July 19, 1929;
1c. Sept. 5; EH for. 6599: Bo Foow,
Deane & sons, the Year book press,
ltd., London. 21347
Sherwood music school courses ; grades
1—4, inclusive, by A. J. Llewellyn;
pf. 1. Exercises and studies.—2.
Tests. © Sept. 19, 1929; 2 c. each
and aff. Sept. 26; A 12606, 12607;
Arthur J. Llewellyn, Chicago.
21348, 21349
Ship ahoy! by Reginald Somerville, of
Great Britain; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Sept. 3, 1929;
1 c. Sept. 16; E for. 6620; Hawkes
& son (London) Itd., London. 21350
Ships ballet; from Married in Holly-
wood, by Dave Stamper; pf. ©1c.
Sept. 18, 1929; E unp. 10989; Fox
film corp., New York. 21351
Ships that pass in the night; by Regi-
nald Somerville, of Great Britain;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
© Sept. 3, 1929; 1 ce. Sept. 16; E
for. 6622; Hawkes & son (London)
Itd., London. 21352
Shipwreck (The); from Scenes from
Shakespeare’s The tempest, by Hum-
phrey J. Stewart; organ. © Sept.
12, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 14; E pub. 9179;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
21353
Shiron; [compiled] by Abraham Es
Friedland. 12mo.
(yay)
© Aug. 15, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Aug.
17; A 11900; Educational stationery
house, New York. 21354
Shoemaker dance; words and music
arr. by Walton Hansell; with added
instruments. 4to. © July 1, 1929;
2 c. Sept. 14; E pub. 9118; Doron
Sutch, Philadelphia. 21355
Shoo shoo boogie boo; from Why bring
that up, words and music by Leo
Robin, Sam Coslow and Richard A.
Whiting; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Aug. 28, 1929; 2 c Aug. 80; E pub.
8866; Famous music corp., New
York, 21356
1132
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
Shooting stars; arpeggio etude, by
wo A. Taylor. gt. Ans 23,
1929: 2 c. Sept. 19; E pub. 9277;
Anthony bros., Fall River, Mass.
21357
Short skirts; words by L. Trombley,
music by Arthur Bowers. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Aug.
2, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 30; E pub. 8852;
Lillian Trombley, Ticonderoga, N. Y.
‘ 21358
Shout the glad tidings (laut schallt
* die kunde); sacred chorus, words
from hymnal, music by Geo. Kessel;
mixed voices. © July 1, 1929; 2 c.
Sept. 5: E pub. 9236; Geo. Kessel,
St. Paul. 21359
Show me the way that I may never
stray; words and music by C. H.
Longbottom, arr. by James Haack.
Brooklyn, N. Y., Mrs. C. Rigby Long-
bottom. © June 10, 1929; 2 ec. July
11; E pub. 7736; Chas. H. Long-
bottom, Brooklyn. 21360
Show me the way, that I may stray
into your heart; words and music
by M. Prival; pf. and ukulele. acc.
© Sept. 6, 1929; 2 c Sept. 10; E
pub. 8963; Harms, ine., New York.
21361
Shrew (The) ; allegro vivace, for pho-
toplay, by David Broekman, orch.
by Gustav Hinrichs; pts., with pf.,
organ, conductor. © Sept. 3, 1929;
2 e. Sept. 6; E pub. 9223; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 21362
Siegl (Otto) Drei sopranlieder; mu-
sic by O. Siegl, of Germany, op. 55.
1. Liegst du schon in sanfter ruh.
i others). ..© Dee,,20, 1927-1 c.
July 22, 1929; E for. 6226; N. Sim-
rock, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 21363
Konzert; fiir violine und orch., v.
O. Siegl, of Austria, op. 50, arr. von
Gustav Blasser, of Austria; violine
und klavier. © Nov. 20, 1928; 1 «.
Mar. 13, 1929; E for. 3310; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Hermansky),
Vienna. 21364
Sign (The) in the sky; sacred Christ-
mas pageant, by Frances V. Hub-
bard, traditional and _ familiar
hymns, with carols by John J.
Thomas and G. F. Rosche. 8vo. ©
Sept. 3, 1929; 2 c. Sept..11; D pub.
27568; Geo. F. Rosche, Chicago.
21365
Silent night! holy night! by Franz
Gruber, arr. by Florence B. Price;
pf., 4 hands. © Sept. 24, 1929; 2 ¢.
Sept. 28; E pub. 9559; McKinley
music co.; Chicago. 21366
78419 —29—_7
21377
Silent night! holy night! by Franz
Gruber, transcribed, with added
measures, by Henry S. Sawyer; pt.
© Sept. 24, 1929; 2c Sept: 28: E
pub. 9563; McKinley music co., Chi-
cago. 21367
Silver moon; intermezzo, by L. Leslie
Loth; pf. © Sept. 12, 1929; 2 «.
Sept. 20; E pub. 9318; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 21368
Silver river; fox-trot, words by Robert
Hargreaves and Stanley J. Damerell,
music by Sherman Myers, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.
and tonic sol-fa notations]
13, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 19; E for. 6370;
Cecil Lennox, Itd., London. 21369
Silver rose; waltz ballad, words and
music by Daniel Dennescent. © 1c.
Sept. 21, 1929; E unp. 11109; Julia-
Marie Gettemy, San Bernardino,
Calif. 21370
Silver shadows; reverie, by Walter }i.
Lawrence, of Great Britain, arr. by
Adolf Lotter, of Great Britain; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Sept. 3, 1929; 1 ec. Sept. 16; E for.
6617; Hawkes & son (London) lItd.,
London. VARY aS
Silver threads among the gold; by H.
P. Danks, arr. by Albert Harvey;
violin, with pf. acc. © Sept. 10,
1929; 2 c« Sept. 12; E pub. 9044;
Fred Heltman co., Cleveland. 213872
Silver threads among the gold; by H.
P. Danks, arr. by Fred K. Huffer;
male quartet. © Aug. 5, 1929; 2 «¢.
Aug. 15; E pub. 9232; Chart musie
pub. house, inc., Chicago. 2373
Simplified self instruction chord sheet
for popular music; by M. C. Boltey;
pt. and banjo. Cleveland, O., Boltey
school of popular music. © Sept. |
11, 1929; 2 ce. Sept. 11; E pub. 9007;
Mildred C. Boltey, Cleveland. 213874
Since I fell in love with you; fox trot,
words and music by J. A. Barth.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 5, 1929; E unp. 105938; John A.
Barth, College Point, N. Y. 21375
Since I lost you; words and musie by
A. B. Taneyhill. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. Sept. 6, 1929; E
unp. 10626; Alex. B. Taneyhill, Ca-
tonsville, Md. 21376
Since I’ve found you; words and music
by O. E. Cecil. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 16, 1929; E unp.
10949; Owen E. Cecil, Houston.
PAB yy
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21378
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
Since uncle tied Ohio to the shore;
words and music by T. Milet.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Sept. 9, 1929; E unp. 10660; Tommie
Milet, Cincinnati. 21378
Since you said uh-huh to me; words
and music by Howard Johnson and
Jack Waite [pseud. of Irving Bibo] ;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Aug. 30,
1929; 2 c. Aug. 31; E pub. 8801;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc, New
York. 21379
Since you went away; words and mu-
sic by B. H. McLaughlin. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 7,
1929; E unp. 10705; Bernard How-
ard McLaughlin, Cambridge, Mass.
21380
Sing a little song of love, baby; words
and music by C. Ide. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 14, 1929;
E unp. 10883; Charles Ide, Stoning-
ton, Conn. 21381
Sing to me; lyric by Esther Stephens
Frederick, music by L. P. Kusche.
© 1c. Sept. 3, 1929; E unp. 105383;
Lloyd P. Kusche, Pasadena. 213882
Sing to me; words and music by B. B.
Baker. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1929; E
unp. 113825; Blanche Britton Baker,
Clear Lake, Ia. 213883
Sing with me; little song book, by
G. A. Grant-Schaefer. 4to. © Sept.
10, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 18; E pub. 9039;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
21384
Singin’ in the bathtub; from Show of
Shows, words and music by Herb
Magidson, Michael H. Cleary, and
Ned Washington; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Sept. 20, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 25;
E pub. 9497; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 21385
Singing for you; words and music by
O. Leonard, arr. by Jerry Gates; pt.
©1«e Sept. 9, 1929; E unp. 10663;
Oliver Leonard, Des Moines. 213886
Sittin’ on a doorstep; words by Lewis
and Young, music by Lew Pollack.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Sept. 19, 1929; E unp. 11042; Remick
musie corp., New York. 21387
Skag-a-lag; fox-trot, melody by H. S.
Parham. © 1°G sept. wale:
E unp. 11408; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 21388
Sky buddy of mine; words by Mrs.
Charles Hillman, music by Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 27, 1929; E unp. 11352;
Theresa Hillman, Youngstown, O.
21389
Slave and master; words by Henry A.
Norden, music by A. MacFadyen;
high voice. Chicago, Badger musie
pub. co. © Sept. 21, 1929; 2 ec.
Sept. 283; E pub. 93896; Alexander
MacFadyen, Chicago. 21390
Sleep, little baby, sleep; words by
Christina Rossetti, music by H. L.
Balfour White. © Nov. 8, 1928;
1c. Dec. 1; E for. 6614; Arthur H.
Stockwell, ltd., London. 21391
Sleepy song; words by Anne M. Robin-
son, music by J. Holton. Philadel-
phia, Pa., Holton publications. ©
Sept. 26, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 28; E pub.
9546; Josie Holton, Philadelphia.
: 21392
Sleepy sweetheart; words by Nicolaus
and Hansen, English adaptation by |
Adrian Ross, music by Mischa Spo-
lianski, of Germany. © June 19,
1929; 1 ¢.. June 223 8) forge
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 21393
Sleepy town express; by Frank H.
Grey; pf. © Sept. 9, 1929; 2 «.
Sept. 12; E pub. 9048; Evans music
co., Boston. - 21394
Slips; words and music by J. H. Jack-
son. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1929; E unp.
10515; James Henry Jackson. Los
Angeles. 213895.
Slow down; lyrics and music by W.
House. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1929; E unp. 10511;
William House, Chicago. 21896.
Smith (Frederick Stanley) Finale;
from First sonata; organ. © Sept.
12, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 20; E pub. 9314;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 21397
So broken-hearted; words and music
by B. McReynolds. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 19, 1929;
E unp. 11024; Bess McReynolds,
Cleveland, Va. 21398
So good to me; words and music by
KE. A. Ross, arr. by Harry’) 1G.
[Photostat] © 1c. Sept. 19, 1929;
E unp. 11070; Edward Anthony
Ross, Detroit. ~ 913899:
Soft winds coming from the sea; 3-pt.
song, words by Herbert J. Brandon,
musie by J. S. Zamecnik; women’s
voices. 4to. © Sept. 13, 1929; 2 c.
Sept. 13; E pub. 9112; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 21400
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no. 9, 1929
21420
Soldier’s field; march, by R. K. Fletch- | Someone to love; from Open your eyes,
er, arr. by Paul Paulsen; orch. pts.
4to. © July 31, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 6;
E pub. 8354; Manus music co., inc.,
New York. 21401
Soldiers’ songs; valse, by Josef Gungl,
of Hungary, arr. by Aubrey Winter,
of Great Britain; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor and ist violin conductor.
4to. © Sept. 4, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 14;
E for. 6616; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) Itd., London. 21402
Some day; words by B. Murray, music
by Darold Lionel Lewis. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Aug. 81,
1929; E unp. 11115; Bessie Murray,
New York. 21403
Somebody mighty like you; from
Paris, lyric by Al. Bryan, music by
Eddie Ward; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by W. C. Lindemann. © Sept.
18, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 20; E pub. 9412;
Harms, ine., New York. 21404
Someday you'll be sorry; words and
music by Lou Gallez and E. C. Cor-
dell. ©1c. Sept. 27, 1929; E unp.
11859; Ernest C. Cordell, Terre
Haute, Ind. 21405
Someday you'll need a friend; words
by Clifford Seyler, music by Regi-
nald Morgan, of Great Britain; pf.
and ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Aug. 22, 1929;
ie Aug. 28; EH for. 6516; Francis,
Day & Hunter, Itd., London. 21406
Someone; by Geo. M. Meyer, arr. by
Geo. J. Trinkaus; vocal orch. pts.;
in F. 4to. © Sept. 3, 1929; 2 e.
Sept. 6; E pub. 8936; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 21407
Someone ; fox-trot from The girl from
Woolworth’s, lyric by Al Bryan, mu-
sic by Geo. W. Meyer; dance crch.,
with vocal or violin trio. © Sept.
4, 1929; 2 ec. Sept. 11; E pub. 9206;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
21408
Someone is singing the song I love;
hymn, words by Myrtle M. Thomp-
son, music by G. S. Schuler. © Sept.
2, 1929; 2 ce. Sept. 23; E pub. 9417;
George S. Schuler, Chicago. 21409
Someone’s singing a love song; lyric
by Dorothy Fields, music by Jimmy
McHugh; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by M. Kalua. © June 26, 1929; 2 e.
Sept. 7; E pub. 8917; Mills music,
inc., New York. 21410
lyric by James Dyrenforth, music by
Carroll Gibbons, of Great Britain;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by Alf
Ralston. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Sept. 12, 1929; 1 e,
Sept. 28; E for. 6699; Campbell,
Connelly & co., 1Itd., London. 21411
Sometime; by H. R. France; melody
with pf. acc. ©1c. Sept. 23, 1929;
EK unp. 11153; Herbert Arthur
France, Wethersfield, Conn. 21412
Somewhere I have a_ sweetheart;
words and music by C. J. Cutts.
[Words and melody only] ©1le.
Sept. 5, 1929; E unp. 10597; Carrie
J. Cutts, Live Oak, Calif. 21413
Sonata per il cembalo; by Antonio
Sacchini, arr. by G. Francesco Mali-
piero, of Italy; pf. © Sept. 12,
1929; 2. e. Sept. 14; EH. pub. 9175;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
21414
Sonata romantica; by Manuel M.
Ponce, fingered, arr. and adapted for
concert use by Andrés Segovia, of
Spain; guit. © July 3, 1929; 1 «¢.
June 26; EH for. 6555; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany. 21415
Sonate in E moll; fiir violine mit
beziffertem bass, von Jean Baptiste
Loeillet, bearb. von Alfred Moffat,
of Great Britain; violine und kla-
vier. New concert version. © June
10,1929; 1 ¢. July 22; © for. 6234;
N. Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
21416
Song (The) of Charlestown high;
words and music by B. L. Carpenter.
©1ec. July 23, 1929; E unp. 9126;
Bryan Laurence Carpenter, Lynn,
Mass. 21417
Song (The) of courage; from Sky
hawk, words by Edward Lynn, mu-
sic by Charles Wakefield Cadman.
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1929; E unp. 10985;
Fox film corp., New York. 21418
Same. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 23, 1929; E unp. 10479;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New ¥ork. 21419
Song (The) of life; words and music
by Chrisea Sehi [pseud. of C. Ger-
ger], of Roumania. © 1 c¢. Aug. 20,
1929; E unp. 10798; Christina Ger-
ger, Philadelphia. 21420
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21421
Song (A) of love; words by M. L.
Rankin, music by Victoria Kemble.
© Sept. 3, 1929; 2 ec. Sept. 3; E pub.
8817; Marlin Lane Rankin, Parkers-
burg, W. Va. 21421
Song of love and hope; by Stephen
Heller, 2d pf. pt. by Buenta Carter;
2 pfs. © Sept. 25, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
26; E pub. 9515; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago. 21422
Song of Omar; from Omar Khayyam,
tr. by Richard Le Gallienne, music
by M. G. Hulst. [Photostat] ©1c.
Sept. 17, 1929; E unp. 10922; Mar-
garet Gardiner Hulst, Upper Mont-
clair, N. J. 21423
Song of Soudan; words and music by
Henry Lodge. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 7, 1929; E unp.
10644; Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., inc.,
New York. 21424
Song of the anvil; study in broken
chords, with preparatory exercises,
by Michael Aaron; pf. © Aug. 28,
1929) 2.¢.) Ane: 303K pub 87710.
Boston music co., Boston. 21425
Song of the condemned; lyrics by Jack
Meskill, music by Pete Wendling.
© 1c. Sept. 3, 1929; EH unp. 10529;
Samuel Goldwyn, ine., of California,
Los Angeles. 21426
Song of the great alone; lyric by G.
Whiting, music by Al. Hoffman; pf.
acc., with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © Sept. 18, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
20; E pub. 9292; George Whiting,
ine., New York. 21427
Song (The) of the snob; words and
music by J. E. Joy. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 5, 1929;
E unp. 10600; Jane E. Joy, Pitts-
burgh. 21428
Song (The) that made you mine;
words and music by S. K. Russell.
© 1c. Sept. 3, 1929; E unp. 11057;
Sydney King Russell, Hollywood.
21429
Songs; words by Charles Wilson
Waller, music by J. B. Jackson.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
Aug. 28, 1929; E unp. 10861; James
Blake Jackson, Nashville. 21430
Songs for glee clubs; ed. by T. Fred-
erick H. Candlyn and Russell Car-
ter. 4to. bk. 1. Sop. and alto.—
bk. 2. Sop. 1, 2 and alto. © Sept. 5,
1929; 2 c. each Sept. 6; E pub. 9234,
9235; H. W. Gray co., New York.
21481, 21432
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: pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
Songs (The) my mother sang; words
and music by B. M. McWilliams;
' solo with quartet refrain. 8vo. ©
Sept. 7, 1929; 2 ce. Sept. 10; E pub.
8947; Benjamin M. McWilliams,
Irwin, Pa. 21483
Songs of Alpha phi delta; arr. by
Francis X. Pagano. © Aug. 20,
1929; 2 ¢. and aif. Septs.2o.0 ee
25480; Alpha phi delta fraternity,
inc., Winfield, L. I., N. Y. 21434
songs of the chase; hunting songs,
words by Ben Jonson and others,
musie by Leslie Woodgate, of Great
Britain, op. 18, nos. 1-5; bar. solo
and cho. 4to. 1. Hymn to Diana.
[4 others] © Sept. 9, 1929; 1 e.
Sept. 12; E for. 6589; Stainer &
Bell, ltd., London. 21435
Songs of the University of Pittsburgh.
(Cover title :—University of Pitts-
burgh song book) © Sept. 5, 1929;
2c. Sept. 30; aff. Oct. 2; AV a27038.
University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
21436
Sonia; words and music by E. Zu-
kowsky, of Poland, domiciled at New
York. [Polish words and melody
cnly] ©1c. Sept. 27, 1929; E unp.
11842: Kwgen Zukowsky, New York.
21437
Sonny Day, you are my sunny day;
words by Moon Smith, music by
H. Y. Smith. , © i c. Sept. 14,,1929; -
E unp. 10891;
Carlton, Or.
Harold Y: Smith,
21438
South Sea rose; from the photoplay,
words by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by
Abel Baer. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Sept. 13, 1929; EH unp.
10820; De Sylva, Brown and Hen-
derson, ine., New York. 21439
Souvenir; petite valse, by Douglas
Bedwell, of Great Britain; pf.
Sept. 20, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 23; E for.
6712; Cary & co., London. 21440
Spalding (Eva Ruth) 8 melodies;
paroles de William Blake, Phineas
Fletcher et George Herbert, musique
de BE. R. Spalding, of Great Britain;
avee ace. de quatuor 4 cordes ou pf.
1. The lamb. [2 others] © July 4,
1929; 1 ¢« Aug. 9; E for. 6281;
Editiong Maurice Sénart, Paris.
21441
Spanische gitarremusik; nach den
originalen u. erstdrucken bearb. u.
1136
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
mit fingersatz versehen v. DHDrwin
Sehwarz-Reiflingen, of Germany.
bd. 3. © July 2, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 12;
E for. 66483; F. H. C. Leuckart,
Leipzig. 21442
Spanish days; theme song of Old
Spanish days fiesta, lyrics by Charles
Pressley, music by H. E. Kragh and
Norman Spencer. Los Angeles,
Calif., Kragh-Pressley pub. co. ©
Bue. 9, 1929; 2.¢ Aug. 138; Epub:
9455; Herbert E. Kragh and Norman
Spencer, Los Angeles. 21443
Spanish motif for Los conquistadoros
[!]:; by Albert Hay Malotte; pf. ©
1 ¢. Sept. 18, 1929; E unp. 10990;
Fox film corp., New York. 21444
Special songs, stories and jokes by Ai
and Pete; [i. e. Al Cameron and
Pete Bontsema] © Sept. 9, 1929:
2 e«. and aff. Oct. 17; AA 27088;
Forster music publisher, ine,
Chicago. 21445
Spirit divine; 2 pt. anthem for junior
choir, words and music by Bernard
Hamblen. 4to. New York, N. Y.,
Chappell-Harms, inc. © Aug. 22,
1929; 2 ec. Aug. 23; E pub. 8785;
Harms, ine., New York. 21446
Spirit (The) of aviation; fox-trot,
lyric by O. Hemler, music by A.
Huber. © Aug. 31, 1929; 2 ¢. Sept.
3; E pub. 8819; Opal Hemler and
Alice Huber, East Cleveland, O.
; 21447
Spirit of the dance; 3 impressions, by
Montague Ewing, of Great Britain;
pf. nos. 1-3. © Aug, 26, 1929; 1 «.
each Sept. 6; E for. 6507-6509;
Walsh, Holmes & co., Itd., London.
21448-21450
Splendor (Il) della luna: valzer, by
Cesarino Valenti, of Italy, domiciled
at New York. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1929;
E unp. 10730; Joseph Cerabino, New
York. 21451
Spooks: by Michael Aaron, ed., anno-
tated and fingered by John M.
Williams; pf. © Sept. 23, 1929; 2 c.
Sept. 25; E pub. 9433; Boston music
co., Boston. 21452
S’posin’; ballad, by Andy Razaf and
Paul Denniker, arr. by Eugene
Platzman; pf. © Sept. 23, 1929; 2c.
Sept. 23; E pub. 9480; Triangle music
pub. co., inc., New York. 21453
Sposina (La): polka, by J. Pezzolo;
accordion. © 1. Sept. 7, 1929; E
21464
unp. 10706; John Pezzolo, San Fran-
cisco. 21454
Spring’s a-coming to town; words by
J. Anthony McDonald, music by
Molly Carew, of Great Britain. ©
Sept. 14,,1920:7' 1 e Sept 13 :. for
6582; Chappell & co., Itd., London.
21455
Springtime; by Christian Schifer, of
Great Britain, op. 123, no, 1; violin,
with pf. ace. © Sept. 4, 1929; 1.
Sept. 16; E for. 6655; Alfred Leng-
nick & co., Itd., London. 21456
Springtime; valse song, words and
music by Arthur Klein, of Great
Britain. © July 17, 1929; 1 c. Aug.
21; EB for. 6871; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. 21457
Springtime is ringtime; words and
music by E. M. Pauls. © Aug. 6,
1929 :, 2. c.; Aug: 12; -H pub. 8337;
Symphony studios, Pauls & Michel,
Port Clinton, O. 21458
Squire (The) and the deacon; words
by Irving Kahal, music by Lem
Marston. © May 20, 1929; 2c. July
22; E pub. 7868; Adams, Vee &
Abbott, ine., Chicago. 21459 ©
Srbrne wesele wojta; melody by Frank
Przybylski. © 1 ¢.:Sept. 3, 1929; E
unp. 10526; Victor music roll Co..
Chicago. 21460
Stadt (Die) der lieder; Wiener lied,
von Oskar Hofmann, instrumentation
von Gustav Volk, both of Austria:
salon orchesterstimmen, mit klavier-
kondukteur u. text. 4to. © Junel,
1990°° 1 ¢@ Aug. 14:°H) for. 6411;
Josef Weinberger, Leipzig. 21461
Standard band book no. 1; selected.
compiled and ed. by A. R. McAllister,
arr. by Mayhew L. Lake; band pts.,
with pf. conductor. obl. 24mo.
Sept. 17, 1929; 2c. Oct. 12; aff. Sept.
27; AA 26214; Irving Berlin stand-
ard music corp., New York. 21462
Standard juvenile gems; compiled by
Preston Ware Orem; pf. © Oct. 16,
1929; 2c. and aff. Oct. 18; AA 26298 ;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
21463
Standard orchestra folio; collection for
school, church and home use, com-
piled and ed. by J. H. Maddy, scored
by Leo A. Kempinski; pts., with pf.
conductor. v. 5. © Aug. 8, 1929;
2c. Oct. 12; aff. Aug. 9; AA 26215;
Irving Berlin standard music corp.,
New York. 21464
1137
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21465
Star dance folio no. 33; compiled and
ed. by J. E. Andino; pf., with ukulele
ace. © Sept. 19, 1929; 2c. Sept. 21;
E pub. 9364; Remick music corp.,
New York. 21465
Star-led pilgrims; Christmas Service
by Lorenz pub. co., based on favorite
classics, words by May M. Brewster,
music arr. by Ira B. Wilson. 4to.
© Sept. 5, 1929; 2 c and aff. Sept.
28, 1929; AA 26100; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. 21466
Starlight, the roses, and you; words
and music by C. K. Harris. © Sept.
17, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 27; E pub. 9528;
Chas. K. Harris, New York. 21467
Starlight waltz; by Charles S. Brain-
ard, arr. by Henry S. Sawyer, bowed
and fingered by Ann Hathaway; vio-
lin solo or duet, with pf. ace. ©
Sept. 24, 1929; 2 c Sept. 28; E pub.
9548; McKinley music co., Chicago.
21468
Stars; three syncopations, by Gerhard
Mohr, of Germany; pf. 1. Play me
slow and blue. [2 others] © May
22, 1929; 1 ec. Aug. 14; HE for. 6419;
Wilhelm Zimmermann, Leipzig.
469
Static; erratic dance of static, by D. 8S.
Carlson; pf. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1929;
E unp. 10501; Dorothy S. Carlson
and Lee Byrd, Oakland, Calif. 21470
Stay with it, give it everything now;
words by Ben Ryan, music by Sol
Violinsky [pseud. of Solly Ginsberg.
Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 26, 1929; E unp. 11303; Remick
music corp., New York. 21471
Stems; by Marion V. Gay; pf. © Sept.
7, 1929; 2 ¢c. Sept. 9; E pub. 9053;
Noyes-group, New York. 21472
Still (The) small voice; 2 pt. anthem
for junior choir, words and musi¢
by Bernard Hamblen. 4to. . New
York, N. Y., Chappell-Harms, ince.
© Aug. 30, 1929; 2 c« Aug. 31; E
pub. 8794; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 21473
Stomp town stomp; words and music
by E. T. Beckner. [Words and mu-
sic only] © 1c. Sept. 3, 1929; H
unp. 10536; Elizabeth ‘Taliaferro
Beckner, Louisville. 21474
Stompin’ on down; melody by H. S.
Parham. © 1 ¢. Sept. 28, 1929; E
unp. 11402; Southern music pub. co.,
. ine., New York. 21475
pt. III, 0. s., v. 24
Story (The) of a Christmas gift; can-
tata, by Lorenz pub. co., libretto by
Mattie B. Shannon, music by Ruth
Dale. © Sept. 17, 1929; 2 @ and
aff. Sept. 28; AA 26098; Lorenz pub.
co., Dayton. 21476
Stowaway; words and music by HE.
Throckmorton. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Sept. 16, 1929; E unp.
10946; Eura Throckmorton, Cincin-
nati. 21477
Strauss (Richard) Die allméchtige
(The all-powerful) ; freely rendered
from Hafiz by Hans Bethge, English
version by Rosa Newmarch, adap-
tion francaise rhythmée de Joseph
Bovet, musik von R. Strauss, of Ger- .
many, op. 77, nr. 4; ten. © May 27,
1929; 1 c« Sept. 12; E for. 6645;
F. BE. C. Leuckart, Leipzig. . 21478
Huldigung (Homage); freely
rendered from Hafiz by Hans
Bethge, English version by Rosa
Newmarch, adaption francaise
rhythmée de Joseph Bovet, musik
von R. Strauss, of Germany, op. 77,
nr. 5; ten. © May 27, 1929: 1c.
Sept. 12; E for. 6649; F. HE. C. Leuck-
art, Leipzig. 21479
Ihre augen (Thine eyes); freely
rendered from Hafiz by Hans Bethge,
English version by Rosa Newmarch,
adaption francaise rhythmée de Jo-
seph Bovet, musik von R. Strauss,
of Germany, op. 77, nr. 1; ten.. ©
May 27, 1929; 1 ec. Sept. 12; HE for.
6648; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig. |
21480
Liebesgeschenke (The lovye-gifts) ;
freely rendered from Die chinesische
fl6te by Hans Bethge, English ver-
sion by Rosa Newmarch, adaption
francaise rhythmée de Joseph Bovet,
musik von R. Strauss, of Germany,
op. 77, nr. 3; ten. © May 27, 1929;
1c. Sept. 12; E for. 6647; F. H. C.
Leuckart, Leipzig. 21481
——Schwung (Frenzy); freely ren-
dered from Hafiz by Hans Bethge,
English version by Rosa Newmarch,
adaption francaise rhythmée de Jo-
seph Bovet, musik von R. Strauss,
of Germany, op. 77, nr. 2; ten. ©
May 27, 1929; 1 ¢. Sept./12; HB for.
6646; F. E. C. Leuckart, Leipzig.
21482
Stream of dreams; words and music
by Leland Yost. © Sept. 6; 1929;
2 c. Sept. 5; E pub. 8861; Green &
Stept, inc., New York. 21483
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
Streich-quartett; von Jérgen Bentzon,
of Denmark, op. 15; 2 violinen, viola
und violoncell. Partitur. 12mo.
Aug. 8, 1929; 1 e@ Aug. 23; BH for.
6434; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
21484
Stresa Lido; canzone one-step, di Eds-
ardo Fiaccone, of Italy; piccola
orch. parti, con pf. conduttore e pa-
Fore. 4to. © Aug. 27, 1929: 1 «
Sept. 14; E for. 6634; A. & G. Car-
isch & c., Milan. 21485
Struttin’ south; one-step, by Hugo
Frey, orch. by Walter C. Schad;
orch. pts. © Aug. 23, 1929; 2 «.
Sept. 23; E pub.. 9447; Crawford
music corp., New York. 21486
Sturm (Der) ; vorspiel, von Jean Sibe-
lius, of Finland, op. 109, no. 1; orch.
1. Partitur.—2. Stimmen. © Aug. 8,
1929; 1 c. Aug. 23; E for. 6435; Wil-
helm Hansen, Copenhagen. 21487
Success; march, by R. C. Stecher;
band. Se ©1c. Sept. 18, 1929;
unp. 11005; Ralph Chester Stecher,
Brooklyn. 21488
Such a funny feeling; fox trot from
Open your eyes, lyric by Collie Knox,
musie by Vernon Duke, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug.
21, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 4; E for. 6480;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. 21489
Suite in einem satz; von Albert No-
elte, of Germany, op. 22; streich-
orchester u. pauken. Partitur. ©
Jan. io 1g7o. fc. Ane: 14: for.
6422; Otto Halbreiter, Munich.
21490
Suite of three pieces; by Florence
Armstrong; violin and pf. 1. Mex-
ican danee. [2 others] © June 1,
1929; 2 e. Aug. 21; EH pub. 9343;
gren & Uhe, inc., Rockford, IIl.
21491
Summer rotary; by Marion V. Gay;
pf. © Sept. 7, 1929; 2 e. Sept. 9;
E pub. 9072; Noyes-group, New
York. 21492
Summer twilight; by Gladys Adamson,
of Great Britain; pf. © Sept. 9,
1929; 1 ce. Sept. 14; E for. 6663;
Banks & son, York, England. 21493
Sun-back (The) girl; melody by St.
E. Stauffer. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1929;
E unp. 11144; St. Ella Stauffer, De
Land, Fla. 21494
21506
Sunbeams; by E. H. Paul; violin 1, 2,
and pf. © Sept. 6, 1929; 2 ¢. Sept.
28; E pub. 9534; Co-operative music
co., Philadelphia. 21495
Sunlight and shadows; words and mu-
sic by Adgar M. Pace. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 28, 1929;
E unp. 11874; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 21496
-Sunlit seas: by Reginald Somerville,
of Great Britain;.orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Sept. 3, 1929;
1c. Sept. 16; E for. 6624; Hawkes
& son (London) Itd., London.
21497
Sunrise road; words by F. Shute, mu-
sie by W. Edward Duffell. London,
Arthur H. Stockwell, ltd. © Dec.
11, 1928; 1 c. Feb. 19, 1929; 1 c. Aug.
30; E pub. 9129; Frank Shute, Wil-
mington, Del. 21498
Sunset dreams; by Henry Hadley;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
© July 5, 1929; 2c. Sept. 13; E pub.
$100; Kalmus filmusic edition, New
York. 21499
Sunset on the water; by C. Edwin
Crerie; pf. © Sept. 28, 1929; 2c.
Sept. 27; E pub. 9519; Volkwein
bros., Pittsburgh. 21500
Sunset shadows; by Yvonne Beaure-
gard; pf. © Sept. 7, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
11; E pub. 9035; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. 21501
Sunshine girl; words and music by
Vin James [i. e. V. W. James]
1 ec. Aug. 17, 1929; E unp. 11156;
Vincent William James, Belleville,
Til. 21502
Susie goes a-shoppin’; by John F.
Carré, op. 18, no. 1; pf. (Jn From
Florence’s doll family) © Sept. 23,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 25; E pub. 9440; J.
Fischer & bro., New York. 21503
Susie Lee; words and music by Dave
Macon. [Chords, single staff] ©
1c. Sept. 6, 1929; E unp. 10620;
Jack Kapp, Chicago. 21504
Suspicious (The) visitor; for cinema,
by Erie Marco, of Great Britain;
full orch. pts. © Sept. 23, 1929; 2c.
Sept. 23; E pub. 9333; Sam Fox pub.
co.,-Cleveland. 21505
Sweet baby of mine; words and music
by C. T. Ford. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Sept. 25, 1929; E unp-.
11242; Charles T. Ford, Brooklyn.
21506
1139
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21507
Sweet Carolita; lyrics by Herbert
Fletcher, American lyrics by Sam
Ward, music by H. B. Hedley.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 26, 1929; E unp. 8320; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 21507
Sweet Carolita; words by Herbert
Fletcher, American lyric by Sam
Ward, music by H. B. Hedley; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © June 4, 1929; 2 ¢.
July 31; E pub. 8368; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. [© American lyric]
21508
Sweet childhood days; words and mu-
sic by E. Campisi. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Sept. 5, 1929;
EH unp. 10595; Edward Campisi,
Bridgeport, Conn. 21509
Sweet mamma blues; words tradi-
tional, music recorded and arr. by
John J. Niles. © 1c. Sept. 23, 1929;
EK unp. 11209; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 21510
Sweet memories; words and music by
HK. A. Bruguiere. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Aug. 31, 1929; E
unp. 10468; Emile A. Bruguiere,
Villa Carmela, Principaute de Mo-
naco. 21511
Sweet pal o’ mine; words and music
by H. Kuhler. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 11, 1929; E unp.
10751; Herbert Kubler, Keytesville,
Mo. Al
-Sweet Raviola; words and music by
Billy Moll. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 21, 1929; EH unp.
11220; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 21513
Sweetest (The) gal in town; words
and music by C. J. Ross. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 4,
1929; E unp. 10556; Charles J. Ross,
New York. 21514
Sweetheart come back to your boy;
words and music by J. Rico. [Words
and melody only] :‘© 1 ec. Sept. 19,
1929; E unp. 11029; Joseph Rico,
Providence, R. I. 21515
Sweetheart don’t leave me; words and
music by A. C. La Nier. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 27,
1929; EH unp. 11347; Arthur Charles
La Nier, Washington. 21516
Sweetheart, I love you; words and
music by H. Betz. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 27, 1929;
E unp. 11350; Harold Betz, Potts-
town, Pa. 21517
i es
Sweetheart mine; lyric and music by
R. E. Safier. © 1 ce. Aug. 26, 1929;
E unp. 11333; Rosamond Hlsie Sa-
fier, Monessen, Pa. 21518
Sweetheart mine; words and music by
J. B. Cleary; pf. [Photostat]. ©
1 e.. Sept. 20, 1929; EK. unp., 1089?
John Bernard Cleary, Washington.
21519
Sweetheart mine; words by R. L. Med-
calfe, music by G. W. Broadbent,
of Great Britain, domiciled at Long
Beach, Calif. © 1c. July 17, 1929;
EH unp. 8954; Roy L. Medecalfe, Al-
tadena, Calif., and George W.
Broadbent, Long Beach, Calif.
21520)
Sweetheart of my rainbow dreams;
words and music by G. Ted Reicard
[pseud. of G. D. Reichard] ©le
Sept. 10, 1929; E unp. 10762; George
D. Reichard, Los Angeles. 21521
Sweetheart of olden days; words by
Victor Gulotta, music by J. Cava-
liere. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1929: E unp.
10897; Julio Cavaliere, Kansas City,
Mo. 2A522
Sweetheart, we need each other; from
Rio Rita, fox-trot, lyric by Joseph
McCarthy, music by Harry Tierney,.
arr. by Frank Skinner; orch. pts.
© Sept. 24, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 25; E
pub. 9494; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
21523.
Swinging along; melody by W. L. Sin-
gleton. © 1 ¢ Sept. 9, 1929; E
unp. 10659; Walter L. Singleton, Mi-
ami Beach, Fla. 21524
Swinging ‘neath the apple tree; pt.-
song, by O. P. Barrows, arr. by
Joseph W. Clokey; mixed voices.
4to. © Sept. 23, 1929: 2 ec. Sept.
26; E pub. 9475; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 21525
Swinging, singing of love; words and
music by R. H. Stoltz. © 1 ©.
Sept. 25, 1929; EH unp. 11295; Robert
Harold Stoltze, Portland, Or. 21526
Swords and guns; by Carl Wilhelm
Kern; op. 634, no. 5; pf. © Sept.
24, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 28; E pub.
9571; McKinley music co., Chicago.
21527
Sylphide: dance, by Eugenio Pirani;
pf. © Sept. 12, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 20;
E pub. 9815; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 21528
1140
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
SzabasOwka polka; melody by Frank
Przybylski. © 1 ¢. Sept. 3, 1929;
E unp. 10524; Victor music roll co.,
Chicago. 21529
SzezeSliwego nowego roku; words and
music by J. Kallini. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 10, 1929;
E unp. 10763; Josef Kallini, Brook-
lyn. 21530
Sztandar egwiazdzisty (The Star
Spangled Banner); hymn amery-
kanski, words by Francis Scott Key,
[tr.] by Karol Wachtel, music by
Samuel Arnold, opr. L. A. Cieszy-
.kowski [and] PieSH wieSniakow;
-seords—by Wiersz M. Konopnickiej,
napisat L. A. Cieszykowski; mixed
quartet or cho., without acc. ©
July 23, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 9; E pub.
8267; Leon A. Cieszykowski, Chi-
cago. 21531
Take everything but you; from Song
of love, words and music by Mau-
rice Abrahams and Elmer Colby.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
Sept. 17, 1929; E unp. 11015; De
Sylva, Brown and Henderson, inc.,
New York. 21532
Take off your worry and put on a
smile; words and music by Fred-
erick G. Johnson. © Aug. 29, 1929;
2 e. Sept. 3; E pub. 8823; March
bros., Lebanon, O. + 21583
Take your hands out of your pockets
and put your arms around me; fox-
trot, words by Al Lewis, music by
Al Sherman; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Sept. 23, 1929; 2 ec. Sept. 24; E
pub. 9422; Sherman, Lewis & Arm-
strong, inc., New York. 21534
Tales of love; words and music by
F. Klein. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 6, 1929; E unp. 10630;
Florence Klein, New York. 21535
Tango triste;
Dok Eisenbourg [pseud. of Adolphe
Eisenbourg] © 1 ¢. Sept. 12, 1929;
E unp. 11011; Adolphe Hisenbourg,
Roxbury, Mass. 21536
Tank town bump; melody by Jelly-
Roll Morton [pseud. of Ferd Mor-
ton] © 1c. Sept. 28, 1929; E unp.
11384: Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 21537
words by C. A. Lutz,
[Words and melody
Taps—vocal ;
music anon.
words and music by
21548
only] © Aug. 24, 1929; 2 c Aug.
26; E pub. 9509; Charles A. Lutz,
York, Pa. 21538
Tarantella—Rosetta ; melody by Frank
P. Morini. © 1c. Sept. 21, 1929;
E unp. 11094; Fox film corp., New
York. 21539
Tarantelle in D minor; by Barnard
Levin: pf. © Aug. 31, 1929; 2 «.
Sept. 3; E pub. 8885; Evans music
co., Boston. 21540
Tavaszi Alom; tango, verse N&dor
JOoska, zenéje Weygand Tibor, of
Hungary... .©. Dee.’ 27,--1928> 1.
Apr. 19, 1929; E for. 6543; Nador
Kalman, Budapest, Hungary. 21541
Te vagy az én napsugaram ... verse
és zenéje: Nador Joska, of Hungary
[and] Kék nefelejts ... verse és
zenéje: Banffy Gyorgy, of Hungary.
© Aug. 25, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 19, 1929;
E for. 6586; Nador Kalman, Buda-
pest, Hungary. 21542
Teardrops from her eyes; valse song,
from The house that Jack built,
words by Donovan Parsons, music
by Ivor Novello, of Great Britain.
© Sept. 10, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 11; BE
for. 6576; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 21543
Teasin’ me; fox-trot, words by J.
Seidor, music by R. Hoffman and M.
Jacobi. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 10, 1929; E unp. 10737;
Ralph Hoffman, Martin Jacobi and
Julius Seidor, Cleveland. 21544
Teddy bear’s pranks; by John F.
Carré, op. 18, no. 5; pf. (In From
Florence’s doll family) © Sept. 23,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 25; E pub. 9444;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 21545
Tell me, lil’ sister; negro spiritual,
arr. by Halchen Mohr; in C. (¢
Sept. 12, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 14; E pub.
9203; Theodore Presser ¢o., Phila-
delphia. 21546
Tell me, winsome Peggy; words and
music by N. Metler. © 1 e¢. Sept.
18, 1929; E unp. 11058; Norman
Metler, Spokane, Wash. 21547
Tell the blessed story; hymn anthem
for Christmas, words by Dorothy
Lehman Sumerau, music by Brough-
ton Edwards. 4to. © Sept. 14,
1928; 2 c. Sept. 14, 1929; E pub.
9086: Tullar-Meredith co., New
York. £1548
1141
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21549
Telling the world we’re in love; words
by G. Whiting, music by HEdwin
Weber and Charles Abbott; pf. aec.,
with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © Sept. 18, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
20; E pub. 9290; George Whiting,
inc., New York. 21549
Temptation; words by Paul Lawrence
‘Dunbar, music by Alexander Mac-
Fadyen; med. voice. Chicago,
Badger music pub. co. © Sept. 21,
1929; 2 ¢. Sept. 23; E pub. 9395;
Alexander MacFadyen, Chicago.
21550
Tennessee Tess’ among the hills;
words and music by C. F. Mathieu.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Sept. 25, 1929; E unp. 11283; Carl
F. Mathieu, Long Island City, N. Y.
21551
Terribly fond of you; fox-trot, from
The show’s the thing, words and
music by Gordon Courtney, of Great
Britain; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by Alf. Ralston. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © June 6, 1929;
1c. June 17; E for. 5163; Campbell,
Connelly & co., ltd., London. 21552
That brand new girl friend of mine;
words and music by L. Schwartz. ©
1 ec. Sept. 10, 1929; E unp. 11335;
Louis Schwartz, New York. 21553
That golden song of love; lyric by J.
M. Mulholland, music by V. Johns.
© 1c. June 22, 1929; E unp. 8870;
John M. Mulholland and Vivian
Johns, Butte, Mont. 21554
That Hollywood hop; words by M.
Strawn, music by Harry Clifford. ©
1 ec. Sept. 25, 1929; E unp. 11302;
Margaret Strawn, Los Angeles.
21555
That home in old Kentucky; words
and music by L. C. Amiet. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Aug.
21, 1929; 2c. Sept. 21; E pub. 9450;
Louis Carl Amiet, Henderson, Ky.
21556
That jungle jamboree; lyric by Andy
Razaf, music by Thomas Waller and
Harry Brooks. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1929;
E sunp. 11050; Mills music, inc., New
York. 21557
That little place called home; words
and music by D. M. Hickey. [Words
and melody only] © 1'c¢. Sept. 16,
1929; E unp. 10943; Dorothy M.
Hickey, Amherst, Mass. 21558
pt. 01, 15'S}, ¥ 24
That Mexican step; fox trot, by A.
Chappuis, of Switzerland, domiciled
at Brooklyn; violin. © 1 ¢. Sept. 6,
1929; E unp. 10683; Alphonse Chap- ~
puis, Brooklyn. 21559:
That pretty melody of mine; words
'and music by A. Leaver. © 1.e.
Sept. 11, 1929; EH unp. 10769; Adele
Leaver, St. Louis. 21560
That rests entirely with me; written
and composed by Franklyn Vernon,
of Great Britain; pf. and ukulele
ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Aug. 22, 1929; 1 ¢. Aug.
28; E for. 6511; Francis, Day &
Hunter, ltd., London. 21561
That’s how I like ’em; fox-trot, writ-
ten by R. P. Weston and Bert Lee,
composed by Harris Weston, of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Aug. 22, 1929; 1 ce. Aug. 28; E for.
6514; Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd.,
London. 21562
That’S how you act upon me; words
and music by N. Hoeverman.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Sept. 19, 1929; E unp. 11030; Nor-
man Hoeverman, Ridgefield Park,
Now. 21563
That’s married life; by C. L. Harding,
jr.; pf. ©l1c. Aug. 22, 1929; EH unp.
10865; Charles Lewis Harding, jr.,
New York. 21564
That’s my kind of love; lyrics by
Vinee, O’Connell, music by Egon Ed-
wards. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1929; E unp. 10994;
Refousse music pub. co., New York.
21565.
That’s my reward for loving you; lyric
by Paul Cunningham, music by John
McLaughlin; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Aug. 28, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 31; E pub.
8892; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 21566
That’s my yes yes girl; words and
music by S. Gardella. © 1 ec. Sept.
3, 1929; E unp. 10541; Steve Gar-
della, New York. 21567
That’s ’rithmatic [!]; words and mu-
sic by Billy Moll and Billy Baskette.
[Words and melody only] © 1c.
Sept. 21, 1929; E unp. 11218; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 21568
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no. 9, 1929
21588
That’s what’s troubling me; words and
music by Billy Moll and Harry Bar-
ris. [Words and melody only] ©
1 c. Sept. 21, 1929; E unp. 11228;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 21569
That’s when I think of you; words
and music by V. Navarrett. [Words
and melody only. Photostat] ©
1c. Sept. 17, 1929; E unp. 10923;
Victor Navarrett, San Francisco.
21570
That's where my money goes; words
and music by Dave Macon. [Chords,
single staff] © 1c. Sept. 6, 1929;
E unp. 10622; Jack Kapp, Chicago.
Z210t1
That’s where you come in; lyrics by
Irving Kahal, music by J. Russel
Robinson; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Sept. 6, 1929; 2 c Sept. 12; E pub.
9020; Santly bros., inc., New York.
That's why I love her; written and
composed by Kenneth and George
Western, both of Great Britain; pf.
and ukulele acc. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Aug. 22, 1929;
1 ¢. Aug. 28; E for. 6519; Francis,
Day & Hunter, ltd., London. 21573
That someone and me; words and
music by J. S. Schachtel. © 1.
Sept. 16, 1929; E unp. 10928; John
S. Schachtel, Buffalo. 21574
That song of love I used to sing;
tango, words and music by A. V.
Solis. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ¢ Sept. 11, 1929; E unp. 10817;
Andres VY. Solis, Hollywood. 21575
That Spanish glide; words and music
by F. Coty. [Words and melody
only] ©41c. Sept. 19, 1929; E unp.
11026; Freda Coty, Niagara Falls,
We 21576
That story old; words and music by
D. B. Sorlin. [Photostat] © 1.
Sept. 18, 1929; E unp. 10993; Daniel
Bror Sorlin, Worcester, Mass. 21577
That tantalizing smile; fox-trot, words
and music by G. S. Ostrander and
C. S. Eversole; pf. and ukulele acc.
Kansas City, Mo., Snowden pub. co.
© July 16, 1929: 2 ¢ July 19; EB
pub. 9001; Getrude Snowden Os-
trander and Charlotte Snowden
Eversole, Sterling, Neb. 21578
That was my own idea; words by
Billy Moll, music by Thomas Wal-
ler. [Words and melody only] ©
i te: Sept. 21,, 1929; \E unp., 11214:
21572
Shapiro, Bernstein & ¢o., inc., New
York. 21579
That wonderful boy friend of mine;
lyric by Wm. Tracy, music by Maceo
Pinkard. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 1, 1929; E unp. 9411;
George & Arthur Piantadosi, inc.,
New York. 21580
That wonderful something is love;
from Jungle, lyric by Joe Goodwin,
music by Louis Alter; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by Hank Linet [pseud.
of Henry A. Linet] © Sept. 9, 1929;
2c. Sept. 11; E pub. 9023; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
21581
Their golden wedding day; written
and composed by Reg Low, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele acc. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug.
2a, Age9. Ie. Aue. 25° for. 6oa1;
Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd., London.
21582
Them long lonesome southern blues;
words by R. H. Culverhouse, music
by B. M. Hale. ©1c. Sept. 7, 1929;
E unp. 10694; R. H. Culverhouse,
Knoxville, Ga. 21583
Them things have got me; words and
music by Clarence Williams and
Mike Jackson. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Sept. 12, 1929; E unp.
10821; Clarence Williams music pub.
co., ine., New York. 21584
There at the window, my face ’gainst
the window pane; words and music
by S. A. Masselle; violin. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 13, 1929; E unp. 10835; S. Al-
fred Masselle, Newburgh, N. Y.
21585
There must be a sweetheart for me;
words and music by Murray Men-
cher, Frank Goodman and Rudy
Vallée. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 29, 1929; E unp. 10647;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 21586
There must be something on my mind;
from The house that Jack built,
words by Donovan Parsons, music
by Ivor Novello, of Great Britain. ©
Sept. 10; 1929; 1 c. Sept. 11; E for.
6577-; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
21587
There’s a bell on the door of my heart;
words and music by B. V: Jones.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 25, 1929; E unp. 11252; Bessie
V. Jones, Miami, Fla. 21588
1143
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21589
There’s a blue note in my song of love;
words by George Brown and Willie
Raskin, music by Alfred Solman. ©
Aug. 21, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 24; E pub.
8607; Vincent Youmans, inc., New
York. 21589
There’s a bluebird singing a new song;
written and composed by Maurice
Beresford, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele acc. © July 10, 1929; 1.
July 26; E for. 6651; Cambridge
music co., ltd., London. 21590
There’s a girl in my arms and a man
in the moon; waltz, written by R. P.
Weston and Bert Lee, composed by
Harris Weston, of Great Britain; pf.
and ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Aug. 22, 1929;
1c. Aug. 28; E for. 6518; Francis,
Day & Hunter, Itd., London. 21591
There’s a man goin’ round taking
names; words and music by Doe
Walsh. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1929; E unp. 11427;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 21592
There’s always joy in Georgia; words
and music by J. S. Young. © Aug.
1, 1929; 2c. Sept. 14; E pub. 9117;
Jessie Smith Young, Atlanta. 21593
There’s no one else; words and music
by R. H. Stoltze. © 1 Sept. 25,
1929; E unp. 11294; Robert Harold
Stoltze, Portland, Or. 21594
There’s no use erying; words and
music by Albert Hay Malotte. ©
1''e) July: 23,1929; unp; oil; Vox
film corp., New York. 21595
There’s nothing new in love; theme
song of High treason, words by
Desmond Carter, music by Louis
Levy and Quentin Maclean, both of
Great Britain. © Aug. 30, 1929; 1 ¢,
Aug. 31; E for 6488; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London, 21596
There’s only one way, and it’s made for
two; waltz ballad, words by C. B.
Rabb, music by Harry Clifford. ©
1 c. Sept. 21, 1929; E unp. 11142;
Cornelius Bly Rabb, Iowa City, Ia.
21597
There’s too many eyes that wanna
make eyes at two pretty eyes I love;
words and music by Benny Davis, J.
Fred Coots and Steve Nelson; pf.
and ukulele or banjulele banjo acc.
© Sept. 25, 1929: 2 e Sept. 26; E
pub. 9489; Davis, Coots & Engel,
inc., New York. 21598
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
There will be a rainbow; words and
music by H. C. Chivington. © 1 e.
Sept. 25, 1929; E unp. 11258; Harold
Conway Chivington, San Diego, Calif.
21599
They say they wonder what’s become
of Sally; words by H. H. Morrison,
music by Robt. H. Brennen.
[Words and melody only] © 1 c¢.
Sept. 12, 1929; E unp. 10813; Helen
HK. Morrison, Fort Edward, N. Y.
21600
They wonder where you got your
smile; fox trot, words and music by
Bob Graham [i. e., R. B. Graham]
© 1. Sept. 3, 1929; E unp. 10530;
Robert Berkeley Graham, Canton,
il: 21601
This an’ that; hot trot, by Emory
Lucas; orch. pts. © Aug. 27, 1929;
2 c. Sept. 23; E pub. 9295; Denton &
Haskins music pub. co., ine., New
York. E 21602
This beautiful thing called love;
words and music by E. Allison.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
Sept. 25, 1929; EH unp. 11235; Eliza-
beth Allison, Tryon, N. C. 21603
This gospel sang the angels bright;
carol, poem by William Canton,
music by Felix White, of Great
Britain; mixed voices, with organ
ad lib. 4to. © Sept. 9, 1929; 1 «.
Sept. 12; E for. 6588; Stainer &
Bell, Itd., London. 21604
This world is not my home; hymn,
words anon., music arr. by C. Hoffer.
© Aug. 28, 1929; 2 « Sept. 23; H
pub. 8829; Clyde Hoffer, Salem, Or.
21605
Thistle (The) sifter; words and
music by E. S. Murphy. © 1 «@
Sept. 9, 1929; E unp. 10654; Edward
Staat Murphy, Brooklyn. 21606
Tho’ you’ve forgotten; lyric by Bob
Ellsworth, music by Al Frazzini
[pseud. of Amicus Frazzini. Words
and melody only] © 1c. Sept. 9,
1929; E unp. 10670; George &
Arthur Piantadosi, ine., New York.
21607
Tho you went away and left me;
words and music by C. H. Schefer ;
pf. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1929; E unp.
10585; Charles H. Scheffer, Rich-
mond Hill, N. Y. 21608
Thomas (Charles Louis Ambroise)
Gavotte from Mignon; arr. by Henry
S. Sawyer, bowed and fingered by
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no. 9, 1929
Frank J. Blazek; violin, with pf.
ace. © Sept. 24, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 28;
E pub. 9553; McKinley, music ©o.,
Chicago. 21609
Those eyes of brown or blue; words
by Oliver Murray Edwards, music
by Ethel Connell Phoenix; high
voice. Syracuse, N. Y.,. Oliver
music co. © June 24, 1929; 2c.
June 28; E pub. 7277; Oliver M.
Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y. 21610
Those stock market blues; words and
music by F. Klein. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 6, 1929;
E unp. 10631; Florence Klein, New
York. 21611
Those three little words I love you;
waltz, words and music by E. G.
Sund, of Sweden, domiciled at East
Aurora, N. Y. ©1e. Sept. 10, 1929;
E unp. 10726; Hinar G. Sund, East
Aurora, N. Y. 24612
Those wedding bells that ring for You
and me; words and music by M.
Rigney. © 1 c. Sept. 30, 1929; E
unp. 11468; Maud Rigney, Marys-
ville, Kan. 21613
Thou art more to me; hymn, words by
L. L. P., music by N. Carlson. ©
May 4, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 283; E pub.
9389; Nathaniel. Carlson, Miami,
Fla. 21614
Thou passest thru; hymn, words by
Annie J. Flint, music by Evangeline
Crockett Thuline. © May 20, 1929;
2c. July 16; E pub. 9507; Abbie L.
Crockett, Sayre, Pa. 21615
Though you’ve gone away dear; words
by Ema Ludwig, music by E. Schu-
berth. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 24, 1929; E unp. 11178;
Eusebius Schuberth, Corona, L. L.,
1s Age oe 21616
Thought (A) for mother; words by
J. C. Snodgrass, music by Larry E.
Goffin; pf. and ukulele ace. © Aug.
30, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 5; E pub. 8878;
John CC. Snodgrass, Bakersfield,
Calif. 21617
Thought (The) never entered my head;
from The house that Jack built,
words by Donovan Parsons, music by
Ivor Novello, of Great Britain. ©
Sept. 3, 1929; } ¢. Sept. 4; E for.
6486; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
21618
21628
Thought (The) of losing you; words
and music by S. A. Masselle; violin.
© 1c. Sept. 13, 1929; E unp. 10836;
S. Alfred Masselle, Newburgh, N. Y.
21619
Thoughts; words and music by A. J.
Condon. [Words and melody only]
©1e. Sept. 11, 1929; E unp. 10777;
Arnold Joseph Condon, New Orleans.
21620
Thousand (A) miles apart; waltz,
words by Billy Rose, music by Lee
David. © Sept. 11, 1929; 2 c Sept.
19; E pub. 9282; Santly bros., inc.,
New York. 21621
Three little words; words and music
by Jack Hart and Tom Blight, of
Great Britain, ukulele arr. by Tom
Blight. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Sept. 18, 1929; 1 c Sept.
28; HE for. 6740; Billy Thorburn mu-
Sic pub. co., ltd., London. 21622
Three (The) songs; words by Walter
HK. Grogan, music by Herbert Oliver,
of Great Britain; in F. © June 14,
1929; 1 e Aug. 1; E for. 5158; Jo-
seph Henry Larway, London. 21623
Thrills; by C. L. Sheets; pf. [Mimeo-
graph] ©1c. Sept. 7, 1929; E unp.
10801; Clara Louise Sheets, Beverly
Hills, Calif. 21624
Through darkness to the dawning;
words by Edward Lockton, music by
Cuthbert Harris, of Great Britain;
in E flat!’ © Aug. 16, 1929; 1 e¢.
Aug. 31; E for. 6451; Warren &
Phillips, London. 21625
Tiergarten; verse Nador J0ozsef,
deutsche worte von Albert Hetényi
Heidelberg, musik von Kazacsay Ti-
bor, of Hungary, op. 38, no. 1-5. hft.
1. ROka koméaék Szomordt esete. [2
others].—hft. 2. Csaladi ztirzavar or-
miainyoséknal. [1 other] © Dec. 20,
1928; 1 c. each Apr. 19, 1929; E for.
6545; Naidor Kalman, Budapest,
Hungary. 21626
Time takes everything but vecharien-
words and music by Jimmie Smith
fi. e. J. L. Smith. Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 e. June 22, 1929;
E ounp. 8247; J. L. Smith, Tujunga,
Calif. 21627
Tinkle! Tinkle! from Almanac, words
by Jack Yellen, music by Milton
Ager; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
Dan Dougherty. © Aug. 10, 1929; 2
ce, Aug. 12; E pub. 8313; Ager, Yellen
& Bornstein, inc., New York. 21628
1145
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21629
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Tiny’s stomp; melody by H. S. Par-
ham. ©1c. Sept. 28, 1929; E unp.
11401; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 21629
Tip-toe thru’ the tulips with me; from
The gold diggers of Broadway, lyric
by Al. Dubin, music by Joe Burke,
arr. by Ed. Smalle; male voices.
4to. © Aug. 23, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 28;
E pub. 8806; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 21630
Tired; words and music by J. Voll-
mer. [Chords, single staff] ©le.
Sept. 9, 1929; E unp. 10723; James
F. Vollmer, Philadelphia. 21631
Tired of the way you do; words and
musie by Willie Jones. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 12, 1929;
E unp. 10825; Progressive music co.,
New York. 21632
’Tis but a little faded flower ; pt.-song,
words by Mrs. Howarth, music by
John Rogers Thomas, arr. by Joseph
W. Clokey; mixed voices. 4to. ©
Sept. 23, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 26; E pub.
9474; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
21633
*Tis Christmas; 2-pt. cho., words and
music by J. W. Lerman. 4to. ©
Sept. 10, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 14, 1929; E
pub. 9088; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York. 21634
"Tis summer time; words and music by
F. W. Tritschler, arr. by Burrell Van
Buren. © 1 ec. Sept. 27, 1929; H
unp. 11346; Florence Wagner Trit-
schler, Enid, Okl. 216385
Tishomingo blues; fox-trot, by Spen-
cer Williams, special recording ar-
rangement by Ted Lewis; orch. pts.,
with words. © Sept. 11, 1929; 2c
Sept. 12; E pub. 9018; Edward B.
Marks music co., New York. 21636
To arms; words and music by Dok
Hisenbourg [pseud. of Adolphe His-
enbourg]; pf. ©1e. Sept. 16, 1929;
EH unp. 11018; Adolphe Hisenbourg,
Roxbury, Mass. 21637
To be with you; words and music by
Benny Davis and J. Fred Coots;, pf.
aee., with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © Sept. 25, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
26; E pub. 9486; Davis, Coots & Hn-
gel, inc., New York. 21638
To be with you tonight; words by
C. G. Sokol, music by Larry EH. Gof-
fin. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Sept. 19, 1929; E unp. 11062;
©. G. Sokol, Arran, Sask., Canada.
21639
To me youre marvelous; from Half
marriage, words by Sidney Clare,
music by Oscar Levant; pf. and uku-
lele acc. (Cover title: To me she’s
marvelous) © Sept. 18, 1929; 2 «.
Sept. 20; E pub. 9407; Harms, inc.,
New York. 21640
To me you seem to be a dream; words
and music by J. H. Belanger.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 16, 1929; E unp. 10950; John
H. Belanger, Stafford Springs, Conn.
21641
Toch (Ernst) Sonate; von EH. Toch,
of Austria, op. 50; violoncello u.
klavier. © Sept. 12, 1929; 1 c. Sept.
3; E for. 6501; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. 21642
Torok (Rezs6) Harom nota; verse és
zenéje Torok Rezs6, of Hungary.
1. Utazik a csédkom. [2 others] ©
Dec. 17, 1928; 1 c. Apr. 19, 1929;
E for. 65387; Nador Kalman, Buda-
pest, Hungary. 21643
Tommy, lad; pt. song, words by Ed.
Teschemacher, music by E. J. Mar-
getson, arr. by Sumner Salter; male
voices. 4to. © Aug. 7, 1929; 2 ¢.
Aug. 10; E pub. 8279; Boosey & co.,
inc., New York. 21644
Tom’s rag; melody by H. Watkins. ©
1 c. Sept. 28, 1929; E unp. 11433;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 21645
Tonight’s the night I’m praying for;
words by H. A. Kuebler, music by
Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Sept. 18, 1929; EH unp.
10964; Helen Anne Kuebler, Cincin-
nati. 21646
Too late; words by I. Paden, music by
Ethel Bluto. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 12, 1929; EH unp.
10829 ; Iverne Paden, Omaha, Neb.
21647
Too late; written by Perey Edgar,
composed by Henry EH. Pether, of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
Aug. 22, 1929; 1 ec. Aug. 28; E for.
6528; Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd.,
London. 21648
Too late I met you; words and music
by M. A. Smith. [Words and melody
only] ©1ce. Sept. 25, 1929; E unp.
11232; Mary A. Smith, Amityville,
a iL; ING. 21649
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no. 9, 1929
21670
Too, too divine; one step from Open
your eyes, lyric by Collie Knox,
music by Vernon Duke, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug.
21, 1929; 1 ec. Sept. 4; E for. 6485;
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.,
London. 21650
Toot-toot; from Listen to me, words
and music by W. Place, jr.; pf.
1 ec. Sept. 24, 1929; EH unp. 11163;
William Place, jr., Providence, R. I.
21651
Tou Vlami to Parapono; words by
Caravias Ocar, music by Ierotheos
Skiza, of Italy, domiciled at New
York. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. July 18, 1929; E unp. 8978;
Synchronic pub. ¢co., New York.
21652
Toune (La); words and music by R.
Brisson, of Canada. © 1 ¢. Sept.
14, 1929; E unp. 10873; Radio music
pub. reg’d., Montreal, Canada.
21653
Tower of light; Foshay tower march
song, words by Louis Marc Klebba,
music by Joseph Eckman. © Sept.
10, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 18; E pub. 9249;
W. B. Foshay co., Minneapolis.
21654
Toys! toys! toys! by Renée Miles, op.
30, no. 1; pf. © Sept. 14, 1929; 2c.
Sept. 17; E pub. 9259; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 21655
‘Traditional Christmas carols; arr. by
David Stanley Smith. 4to. Publica-
tions of the Carol Society, vol. 6. ©
Aug. 29, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 30; E pub.
8798; Stainer & Bell, ltd., London.
21656
Trailing mists; by Alice Mengel; pf.
© Sept. 7, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 9; E
pub. 9054; Noyes-group, New York.
21657
Travel on; words and music by O. B.
Adkins. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1929; H
unp. 10547; Ottis Bennett Adkins,
Birmingham, Ala. 21658
Traveling; words and music by I.
Corbin. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1929; E unp. 11040;
Ida Corbin, El Dorado Springs, Mo.
21659
Traveling down the road; words and
music by Dave Macon. [Chords,
single staff] © 1c. Sept. 6, 1929;
E unp. 10621; Jack Kapp, Chicago.
21660
Traveling fool; words and music by
M. Karamanos. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 19, 1929; E unp.
11034; Michael Karamanos, Detroit.
21661
Traveling man; lyric and music by
Jim Jackson. [Words and melody
only] ©1ec. Sept. 28, 1929; E unp.
11484; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 21662
Trigémino (El); letra y mtsica por
H. Torres. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Sept. 26, 1929; E unp.
11291; Heriberto Torres, New York.
21663
Trio in A-moll; von Alfred Uhl, of
Austria; geige, bratsche u. gitarre.
Partitur. 12mo. © May 3, 1929;
1 e. Aug. 14; E for. 6426; Ludwig
Doblinger (Bernhard Herzmansky),
Leipzig. 21664
Trio-sonate; von Dietrich Buxtehude,
op. 1, no. 3, bearb. u. hrsg. von
Christian Ddodbereiner, of Germany;
violine, viola da gamba oder violon-
cello, u. cembalo oder klavier; in
A moll. © July 30, 1929; 1c¢. July
23; E for. 6032; B Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz, Germany. 21665
Trio-sonate VIII; aus op. 2, von J.
M. Leclair, bearb. u. hrsg. von Chris-
tian Ddodbereiner, of Germany; vio-
line oder fléte, viola da gamba oder
violoncello, u. cembalo oder klavier ;
ine D, dur... ©. Aug!’ 10, 1929; "1 -e.
Aug. 7; _E for. 6198; B. Schott’s
sdhne, Mainz, Germany. 21666
Tripping the triplets; by William Bur-
rowes Cooke; pf. © Sept. 6, 1929;
2 ec. Sept. 28; E pub. 9540; Co-opera-
tive music co., Philadelphia. 21667
Trouble; plantation song from Mins-
trels, words by William Kernell, mu-
sic by Charles Wakefield Cadman.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Aug. 23, 1929; E unp. 10478; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.,
New York. 21668
Trouble; plantation song, words by
William Kernell, music by Charles
Wakefield Cadman. © 1c. Sept. 18,
1929; E unp. 10987; Fox film corp.,
New York. 21669
Trouble; spiritual, words and music
by R. H. Cloud. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Sept. 3, 1929: EB
unp. 10494; Robert Hugh Cloud,
New York. 21670
1147
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21671
True love is.love true forever; words
and music by H. M. Low, of Canada.
© 1c. Sept. 6, 1929; E unp. 10629;
Helen Mabel Low, Fort Frances,
Ont., Canada. 21671
Trumpeter (The); by Hans Protiwin-
sky, of Austria; pf. © Sept. 12,
1929; 2 ec. Sept. 14; E pub. 9200;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
21672
Trust me dear; words and music by A.
Leaver. © 1 c. Sept. 11, 1929; E
unp. 10770; Adele Leaver, St. Louis.
21673
Try to take my girl away; words and
music by M. C. Judson. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 19, 1929;
E unp. 11025; Margaret C. Judson,
San Antonio. 21674
Tumble-weed; march grotesque, by
Paul Bliss, arr. by John N. Klohr;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
© Sept. 9, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 11; E pub.
9032; John Church co., Cincinnati.
21675
Tumbling clowns; by Louise Chris-
tine Rebe; pf. © Aug. 28, 1929; 2 c.
Aug. 80; E pub. 8774; Boston music
co., Boston. 21676
Tune in on my heart; fox-trot, from
the radio play. Remote control,
words. and music by Buddy Valen-
tine and Gene Johnston; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Sept. 23, 1929; 2 c.
Sept. 25; E pub. 9495; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 21677
Tune in on my heart; words and mu-
sic by Buddy Valentine and Gene
Johnston... [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 27, 1929; E unp. 10645;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 21678
Tuneful talks for two players; by Eliz-
abeth Blackburn Martin; pf. duets,
with words. © Aug. 12, 1929; 2 c.
Sept. 28; aff. Aug. 14; AA 24560;
Clayton KF. Summy co., Chicago.
: 21679
Tunelandia; selection and arr. by
Herbert Lodge and Leslie Franks,
both of Great Britain; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. © Aug. 13,
1929); 1’ ¢ Aug.) 2830) for.) 6358;
Boosey & co., Itd., London. 21680
Tunes and tales in rhyme and rhythm;
with and without words, by Jessie
W.. Kent; pf. © Aug. 17, 1929: 1 c¢,
Aug. 19, 1 ¢. Sept. 23; E pub, 9508:
Hatch musie eco., Boston. 21681
Turbulenecy; for cinema, by Hubert
Bath, of Great Britain; full orch.
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
pts. © Sept. 23, 1929; 2 ce. Sept. 23;
EK pub. 9337; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 21682
Turkey gobbler; melody by Theron
Hale. ©1 cc. Sept. 28, 1929; E unp.
11426; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 21683
’T was not so long ago (Hs war schon
damals so); from Sweet Adeline,
words by Oscar Hammerstein, 2d,
music by Jerome Kern; solo and —
mixed voices. © Sept. 4, 1929; 2 c.
Sept. 7; E pub. 8905; T. B, Harms
co., New York. 21684
Twenty songs from Mother Goose; by
R. L. Wilkinson, illus. by Kayren
Draper. © June 12, 1929; 2c: June
22.5 aff. wJiume.v20 3) cay DOM aR le
Wilkinson, Salem, Mass. 21685
Twenty Swedes ran thru the weeds,
chased by one Norwegian; words
and music by Billy Moll. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Sept. 21,
1929; EH unp. 11210; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 21686
Twice 55 plus community songs; new
brown book enl., 175 songs and
choruses, ed. by Peter W. Dykema,
Will Earhart, Hollis Dann and Os-
bourne McConathy. Vocal ed. 8vo.
© Sept. 13, 1929; 2 ec. Sept. 30; aff.
Sept. 28; A. 18726; C. C. Birchard &
co., Boston. 21687
Twilight ; by Elliott S. Allison; pf. ©
Aug. 31,1929; 2 c..Sept.3;, pub.”
88386; Evans music co., Boston.
21688
Twilight; lyric by B. M. Hawk, music
by Alice J. Judd. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Sept. 24, 1929; BH
unp. 11180; Betty Morrison Hawk,
Brooklyn. 21689
Twilight times; words and music by
S. Shudnow. [Words and melody
only]. © 1c. Sept. 25, 1929; E unp.
11249; Sydney Shudnow, Chicago.
21690
Two girls of the new brigade; humor-
ous duet, words by Robert Ruther-
ford, music by Harold Arpthorp, of
Great Britain. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © July 30, 1929;
1c Aug. 28; E for. 6862; Reynolds
& co., London. 21691
Two little feet; words and music by
F. Gryna. [Words and melody
only] ©1« Sept. 5, 1929; E unp.
10584; Frank Gryna, New York.
21692
1148
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
Two loving arms; words and music
by D. J. Monroe, arr. by Burrell
Van Buren. © 1c. Sept. 17, 1929;
E unp. 10924; David Jonathan
Monroe, Toledo, O. 21698
Tzion is dain; words and music by
D. Meyrovitz. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Sept. 19, 1929; E unp.
11073; David Meyrovitz, New York,
21694
Ukrainian folk songs (Yxpaincbyi na-
powHi micui); selected and arr. b
Wasy! Barwinsky, of Poland; pf. ©
Aug. 15, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 7; E pub.
9230; Ukrainian music edition, New
York, 21695
Uncle Reuben’s old time jubilee; by
Ben E. Atkisson; band pts. 4to.
Sept. 10, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 12; E pub.
9076; Hiram C. Miller, Parkesburg,
Pa: 21696
Under de old banana tree; words and
music by R. L. Brooks. © 1. Sept.
20, 1929; E unp. 11108; Richard L.
Brooks, Yucaipa, Calif. 21697
Under the linden tree; by R. Volk-
mann, op. 24, no. 7, arr. by Paul
Zilcher, of Germany; pf., 6 hands.
© July 22, 1929; 1c. Aug. 26; E for.
6354; Augener, ltd., London. 21698
Under the new moon with you; words
and music by J. A. Horwath.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Sept. 25, 1929: E unp. 11245; Jules
A. Horwath, New Brunswick, N. J.
21699
Under the old crow’s nest; words by
Irving Kahal, music by J. Russel
Robinson. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Aug. 1, 1929; E unp.
9410; George & Arthur Piantadosi,
inc., New York. 21700
Under the sea; by Marion V. Gay; pf.
© Sept. 7, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 9; E pub.
9067 ; Noyes-group, New York.
21701.
Under the spell of the roses; words
and music by Ben Gordon and Frank
Magine. [Words and melody only]
©1c. Aug. 29, 1929; E unp. 10649;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 21702
Under the trees; by William Burrowes
Cooke; pf. © Sept. 6, 1929; 2 e.
Sept. 28; E pub. 9541; Co-operative
music co., Philadelphia. 21703
Underneath the elms with you; words
and music by <A. J. Wunderl.
[Words and melody only] © 1...
Sept. 16, 1929; E unp. 10953; August
J. Wunderl, West Allis, Wis. 21704
78419—29—_8
21715
U. S. navy band march; by R. H.
Woods, op. 10, arr, by Harry Alford
and Ted Ruhl; band pts. 4to. ©
Aug.,8;° 1929; 2.¢e.Aug. 14;) spub.
9363; Ralph H, Woods, La Salle,
Ill. 21705
Unlucky number thirteen; written by
R. P. Weston and Bert Lee, com-
posed by Harris Weston, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug.
22, 1929; 1 ec. Aug. 28; E for. 6515;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., London.
21706
Unser Deutschland; marsch , von
Hubert Pataky, of Germany; mili-
tary band pts. 12mo. © June 15,
1929 ; le. July 22; E for. 6221; N.
Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 21707
Until the end of time; words and
music by R. Hoffman. © 1 «¢. Sept.
23, 1929; EH unp. 11133; Robert
n10ffman, New York. 21708
Up in far away Alaska; words by H.
Swerdloff, music by Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. © 1 c¢. Sept. 9, 1929; EB
unp. 10672; Herman Swerdloff,
Circle City, Alaska. 21709
Vallflickans sing; locklat fran Vigge:
ord och musik av B. Ericson, of
Sweden, domiciled at New York, arr.
by Frank S8. Butler. © Sept. 5.
1929; 2 ec. Sept. 11; E pub. 9233:
Brita Ericson, New York. 21710
Valse d’amour; by V. Reiser; pf. @€
Tse. Sept. 9, 1929; E urtp. 10661;
Violet Reiser, New York. Dad Lil
Valse fleur; by William Burrowes
Cooke; pf. © Sept. 6, 1929; 2 e.
Sept. 28; E pub. 9539; Co-operative
music ¢o., Philadelphia. PAYED,
Valse-idylle; by Felix Swinstead, of
Great Britain; pf. (In 1930 school
examinations, pianoforte, lower di-
vision, list A) © Aug. 7, 1929; 16
Aug. 19; E for. 6208; Associated
board of the Royal academy of
music and the Royal college of
music, London. 21713
Valse in 3 parts; by Alice Mengel; pf.
© Sept. 7, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 9; EB. pub.
9056 ; Noyes-group, New York,
21714
Valse romance; by Felix Swinstead, of
Great Britain; violin and pf. (In
1930 school examinations, violin,
elementary division, list A) ©
Aug. 7; 19299 Lie Auer is-"E for:
6204; Associated board of the Roval
academy of music and the Royal
college of musie, London. 21715
1149
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
‘21716
Valzer della luna; di Edoardo Lan-
zetta, of Italy; piccola orch. parti,
con pf. conduttore. 4to. © Aug.
27, 1929; 1 e. Sept. 14; E for. 6633;
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 21716
Vanished moments; words by H. D.
McAdam, music by Luther A. Clark.
©1c. Sept. 9, 1929; E unp. 10669;
Hilda D. McAdam, Salem, Or.
21717
Vanishing love; by Rudolf Friml, or-
chestration by Joseph Majer; pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © July
5, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 18; E pub. 9098;
Kalmus filmusie edition, New York.
21718
War har mamma lart sig det; foxtrot,
text av Gdésta Stevens, musik av
Helge Lindberg, of Sweden; pf. ©
June 1, 1929; 1 ce. June 24; E for.
5269; Ernst Rolfs musikforlags, a.
b., Stockholm, Sweden. 21719
Varady Aladar eredeti magyar dalai;
szOvege és zenéje: Varady Aladar-
tol, of Hungary. Ahogy engem ver
az isten... [1 other] © Apr. 12,
1929; 1 e@ Aug. 3; E for. 6551;
Kalman Nador, Budapest, Hungary.
21720
Variationen tiber ein kinderlied; ftir
grosses orch. mit konzertantem kla-
vier, von Ernst von Dohnaényi, op.
25, bearb. ftir 2 klaviere zu 4
hinden von Stefan von Hodula, of
unehgy. © June 10, 1929; 1 «.
July 22; E for. 6223; N. Simrock,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 21721
Variations on themes from Carmen;
by Wladimir Horowitz, of Hungary,
ed. by Desider Demény; pf. © 1.
Sept. 18, 1929; E unp. 10958; R6z-
savolgyi & co., Budapest, Hungary.
21722
Venetian gondola song; by Dale
Braihe, of Australia; pf. © July
23, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 7; E for. 6592;
Allan & eo., proprietary ltd., Mel-
bourne, Australia. PuT23
Verdi (Giuseppe) He lives! the
Saviour lives; new text by Jessie
MacDonald, arr. by J. W. Lerman;
contralto solo, sop. and alto duet,
and cho. 4to. © Feb. 13, 1929; 2 c.
Sept. 14; EH pub. 9079; Tullar-Mere-
dith co., New York. [© new text
and harmonization] 21724
Otello; ballabili, rid. di Arturo
de Cecco, of Italy; orch. parti, con
pf. conduttore e violino conduttore.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
4to. © Sept. 16, 1929; 1 «@ Sept.
18; E for. 6690; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 21725.
— Victory; anthem, new text by
Charlotte Irene Ford, of U. S., mu-
sic by Neal-Verdi, harmonization by
R. M. Neal, of U. S.; mixed voices.
4to. © Feb. 13, 1929; 2 ec. Sept.
14; E pub. $078; Tullar-Meredith
co., New York. 21726
Verdun, visions d'histoire; musique
d’écran, par André Petiot, arr. par
A. H. Bernard, of France; 1°* vio- ©
lon, alto, cello, contrebasse et pf.
conducteur parties. © Dee. 31,
1928; 1 c. June 4, 1929; E for. 4977;
Editions musicales Sam Fox, Paris.
21527
Vesperae solemnes de SS. Eucharis-
tiae Sacramento (Vespers in honor
of the Most Blessed Sacrament) ; by
Leo <A. Cieszykowski; 4 mixed
voices, with organ ace. 4to. © Oct.
38, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 7; AA
26031; John Jasinski music co., Chi-
cago. 21728
Viennese waltz no. 3; by Ida Bostel-
mann; pf. © July 5, 1929; 2 ¢.
Sept. 13; E pub. 9091; Hdwin F.
Kalmus, ine., New York. 21729
Vig-lid (Slumber song); folks motiv,
from the Yiddish of Peretz Markish,
English version by Jean Barondess,
music by Lazar Weiner; high voice.
© Sept. 12, 1929; 2 c Sept. 20;
E pub. 9312; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 21730
Vigorous defense; for cinema, by Hu-
bert Bath, of Great Britain, arr. by
J. Rocchetti; full orch. pts. © Aug.
16, 1929; 2 ce. Aug. 16; E pub. 9456;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 21731
Village dance; by Gordon Jacob, of
Great Britain; violin and pf. (In
1930 school examinations, violin, ele
mentary division, list B) © Aug.
7, 1929; 1 @ Aug. 19; E for. 6203;
Associated board of the Royal acad-
emy of music and the Royal college
of music, London. 21732
Viola Lee blues; words and music by
Noah Lewis. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ce. Sept. 28, 1929; HB
unp. 11404; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. VANES
Violet; fox-trot, words by Al Lewis,
music by Al Sherman; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © Sept. 23, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
24; E pub. 9425; Sherman, Lewis &
Armstrong, ine., New York. 21734
1150
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
21756
Violinkonzert; von Antonio Vivaldi,
op. 4, no. 6, fiir den konzertvortrag
bearb. vy. Sam Franko; violine und
klavier ; in G moll. © Jan. 1, 1929;
2 ce. Aug. 14; E pub. 8784; Ries &
Erler, G. m. b. H., Germany. 21735
Virginia West; by John Storm and
Chas, A. Arthur, arr. by Robert Van
Sickle; oreh. pts. 4to. © Sept. 3,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 3; E pub. 8816;
John Storm, Benwood, W. Va.
21736
Vive feliz! letra y musica di A. Marin,
of Mexico, domiciled at Los Ange-
les; pf. [Photostat] © June 18,
1920, 2 ¢.aune, 24: Epub. 869;
Dionisio Acosta and Alfredo Mar-
in, Los Angeles. ZLT3T
Vivette; words and music by S. Hy-
man. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Sept. 17, 1929; E unp. 10967;
Syd Hyman, Brooklyn. 21738
Vodvil; lyrical satire, words and mu-
sic by H. Enders; med. voice.
[Photostat] © 1c. Sept. 25, 1929;
E unp. 11271; Harvey Enders, New
York. 21739
Voice (The) of praise; collection by
Lorenz pub. co., of popular anthems,
words by Joseph Grigg and others,
music by Allene K. Bixby and oth-
ers; mixed voices. © Sept. 6, 1929;
2c. and aff. Sept. 28; AA 26097;
Lorenz pub. -co., Dayton. 21740
Volt egyszer egy, 6sz volt mikor meg-
latalak minden jo csaladban; by
Csipkeies Kalas, of Hungary. [Mel-
ody only] ©1e. Sept. 138, 1929; E
unp. 10876; Nador Kalman, Buda-
pest, Hungary. 21741
Voodoo; melody by H. 8S. Parham. ©
1c. Sept. 28, 1929; E unp. 11409;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 21742
Voris (W. R.) Caprice; organ. ©
Sept. 20, 1929; 2 ce. Sept. 21; E pub.
9285; H. W. Gray co., New York.
21743
W stodole; oberek, by E. Mika. [Mel-
ody only] ©1e. Sept. 14, 1929; EB
unp. 10904; Edward Mika, Philadel-
phia. , 21744
Wagner (Richard) Die meistersinger
[and] Parsifal; hrsg. von Johannes
Striegler, of Germany; violine.
(Fortsetzung der orchester-studien
fiir violine, von Richard Hofmann,
hft. 17, 18), -©,May 3,.1929:-1 e.
Aug. 14; E for. 6397; Carl Merse-
burger, Leipzig. 21745
Wailin’ blues; words by L. Melrose,
musie by Ted Lewis, L. Melrose and
Jocipi De Cimber. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Sept. 18, 1929;
FE unp. 10999; Lester Melrose, Chi-
cago. 21746
Wait for the happy ending; from Al-
manae, words by Jack Yellen, music
by Milton Ager; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by Dan Dougherty. © Aug.
10, 1929; 2 ec. Aug, 12; E pub. 8316;
Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, ine., New
York. 21747
Waiting, dear love, for you; words
and music by C. De Ferrari, riusic
arr. by Walter W. Newcomer. ©
Sept. 28, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 25; E pub.
9470; Cristina De Ferrari, San
Francisco. 21748
Waiting for someone to find me;
words and music by R. Klaar.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Sept. 5, 1929; E unp. 10604; Roma
Klaar, Cleveland Heights, O. 21749
Waiting for you Genevieve; fox trot,
words by M. E. Nelson, music by
Harry: Clifford: -©.14,.,e. Aug. 34,
1929; EH unp. 10507; Martha Enberg
Nelson, Rutland, N. D. 21750
Wakantanka heya; words and music
by T. J. Woods; mixed voices. ©
Sept. 20, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 20; E pub.
9283; Thomas J. Woods, Lantry,
S. D. 21751
Waltz no. 1; by F. Ramondetta; vio-
lin. © 1.ce. Sept. 9, 1929; E unp.
10701; Frank Ramondetta, Brook-
lyn. 21752
Waltz (The) divine; words and mu-
sic by J. A. Dash. [Photostat] ©
Sept. 6, 1929; 2 ec. Sept. 6; E pub.
8900; James A. Dash, Harwood
Park, Pa. 21753
Waltz of the fairy queen; by Wm. A.
Taylor; pf. © Aug. 23, 1929; 2 ¢.
Sept. 19; E pub. 9276; Anthony
bros., Fall River, Mass. 21754
Waltz with me; by Leopold W. Ro-
venger, op. 21; pf. © Sept. 17,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 19; E pub. 9268;
Schroeder & Gunther, ine, New
York. 21755
Waltzing dolls; by Leopold Syré; pf.
© Sept. 6, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 28; B
pub. 9536; Co-operative music co.,
Philadelphia. 21756
1151
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21757
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Walzerkoenig Strauss; words by
Richard Landeck, music by F. Seel-
horst, of Germany. nos. 1-15. ©
1 c. Sept. 30, 1929; E unp. 11468;
Friedrich Seelhorst, Hamburg Al-
tona a/Elbe, Germany. 21757
Wanda; mazurka, di Virgilio Ranzato,
of Italy; orch. da sala parti, con pf.
conduttore. 4to. © Sept. 5, 1929;
1c. Sept. 19; E for. 6716; Carlo
Schmidl, Trieste, Italy. 21758
Wandering; by Paul Zilcher, of Ger-
many; pf., 6 hands. © Aug. 23,
1929; 2 ce. Aug. 26; E pub. 9137; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 21759
Wandering winds; pt. song, words by
Liynfi Davies, music by Haydn Mor-
ris, of Great Britain, op. 18, no. 3;
ladies’ voices. 4to. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Aug. 29, 1929;
1c Sept. 7; E for. 6563; Solomon
Rowland, London. 21760
Was hiltst du von Veronika? fox-trot,
text von Fritz Rotter, musik von
Hans May, of Austria, spezial-arr.
von Fred Ralph [pseud. of Hermann
Krome], of Germany ; salon-quintett,
mit pf. direktion. 4to. © June 20,
1928; 1 ec. Oct. 11; E for. 754; Viola-
verlag, G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 21761
Was hiltst du von Veronika? text von
Fritz Rotter, musik von Hans May,
of Austria. © June 20, 1928; 1 c.
Oct; 11)""E' for) (57s Wiola-verlag,,
Gm. b. H., Leipzig. 21762
Way down yonder in Kentucky ; words
and music by C. F. Dunn. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 8,
1929; E unp. 10490; C. Frank Dunn,
Frankfort, Ky. 21763
Way (The) of a-star; musical comedy,
words by David King [pseud. of W.
kK. Applebaugh], music by Hazel
Burnham [i. e. K. H. Burnham] ©
1 ‘ee Aug.) 3,.°19295) Dp, VY 27584 :
Katherine Hazel Burnham, Clinton,
Conn., and William King Apple-
baugh, Philadelphia. 21764
Way up along; words and music by A.
Hisenbourg. ©1e. Sept. 9, 1929; H
unp. 10668; Adolphe Hisenbourg,
Roxbury, Mass. 21765
We can’t use each other any more;
words and music by Sunny Clapp
and Bob Huchingson. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Sept. 19, 1929;
EK unp. 11064; Southern music pub. |
co., inec., New York. 21766
We'll find a way; words and music
by F. Hinton. © 1c. Sept. 5, 1929;
E unp. 10608; Frayser Hinton, Mem-
phis. 21767
We (The) of the U. S. A.; words and
music by Wil Helm [pseud. of C. W.
Wilhelm] © Sept. 2, 1929; 2 ec.
Sept. 23; E pub. 9375; Calvin W..
Wilhelm, Mauch Chunk, Pa. 21768.
We're in the navy now; musical jour-
ney around the world, 31 pf. recrea-
tions, by John Thompson. © Sept.
28, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 25; E pub. 9438;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 21769:
We're lonesome for someone like you;
words by George A. Little, music by
John Burke, arr. by Rube Bennett;
pf. and ukulele ace. Chicago, Gross-
man & Lewis music pub. co. ©
Sept. 23, 1929; 2c. Sept. 28; E pub.
9575; Bernard Grossman and Hd-
ward Lewis, Chicago. 21770
We toddled up the hill; words by Ed-
gar Leslie, music by Horatio Nich-
olls, of Great Britain; pf. acc., with
banjulele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Aug. 13, 1929;
1c. Aug. 19; E for. 6369; Lawrence
Wright music co., London. 21771
We've all got It but father; words and
music by E. L. Wendel. © 1 ¢. Sept.
14, 1929; E unp. 10885; Emma L.
Wendel, New York. 21772
We've had the flu; words and music
by Frederick G. Johnson. © Aug.
29, 1929; 2c. Sept. 3; E pub. $822;
March bros., Lebanon, O.
Web (The) of love; from The great
Gabbo, words by Paul Titsworth,
musie by Lynn Cowan. © Sept. 16,
1929; 2 ce. Sept. 21; E pub. 9383;
Sherman, Clay & co., San Francisco.
21774
Wedding of a Hebrew flapper; by G.
Stone; pf. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1929;
E unp. 11053; Gregory Stone, Jack-
son Heights, L. I., N. Y. 21775.
Weighed and wanting; hymn, words
by F. B. Belden, music by N. Carl-
son. © May 4, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 23;
E pub. 9391; Nathaniel Carlson,
Miami, Fla. 21776
Wenn ein altes dromedar . . .; lied u.
slow-fox, text von Beda, musik von
Richard Fall, of Austria. © July
17, 1929;°1 @ Sept: 10’; HE for. Gao ;
Wiener bohéme-verlag, Vienna.
21777
1152
21TTS
no. 9,1929 .
Wenn sich Tante Adelheid tiber Onkel
Emil freut; slow fox, text v. Bruno
Balz, musik v. M. Werner-Kersten,
arr. v. F. Stolzenwald, both of Ger-
many; salon orch., mit violine 1
direktion; stimmen. 4to. © June
1, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 14; E for. 6391;
Musikverlag drei sterne, Berlin.
21778
Went up in the clouds of heaven;
words and music by E. Phipps.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 28, 1929; E unp. 11370; South-
ern music pub. co., inc., New York.
21779
Were you ever on the rocks; words
by W. Purdy, music by P. B. Story.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Sept. 27, 1929; E unp. 11855; Wil-
liam Purdy, New London, O. 21780
Wesila w kontrach; words and music
by E. Kontrach, of Poland, domi-
ciled at New York. [Words and
melody only] pt. 1,2. ©1c. each
Sept. 27, 1929; E unp. 11340, 11341;
Ewgen Zukowsky, New York.
21781, 21782
Wesotych swiat Bozego Narodzenia;
words and music by J. Kallini.
[Words and melody only] © 1c.
Sept. 10, 1929; E unp. 10764; Josef
Kallini, Brooklyn. 21783
What a pretty thing you are; words
and music by C. Ide. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 21, 1929;
E unp. 11101; Charles Ide, Stoning-
ton, Conn. 21784
What are you going to do with your
money? words and music by M. J.
Fitzpatrick. © Aug. 28, 1929; 2 ec.
Aug. 30; E pub. 8854; Frank Har-
ding, New York. 21785
What can I do if you don’t love me;
waltz, words and music by Frank
Stanley, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Sept. 10, 1929; 1 e.
Sept. 21; E for. 6677; Lareine & co.,
ltd., London. 21786
What can you do without money?
comedy fox-trot, words and music by
Ralph Butler and Raymond Wallace,
of Great Britain; pf. acec., with uku-
lele arr. by Alf. Ralston. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Sept.
4,°1929; 1-¢. Sept. .19; EB) for. 6671;
Campbell, Connelly & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 21787
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
21797
What did I do to be so black and blue;
from Connie’s hot chocolates, lyric
by Andy Razaf, music by Thomas
Waller and Harry Brooks; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Aug. 20, 1929; 2 ¢.
Sept. 7; E pub. 8913; Mills music,
inc., New York. 21788
What do I care; words and music by
Mae and Lennie [pseuds. of Max
Rutchik and Leonard Whitcup] and
Walter G. Samuels. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Aug. 19, 1929;
FE unp. 10027; Gene Austin, inc., New
York. 21789
What good is it if I’m without you;
words by Harry Spear, music by S.
Fine. [Words and melody only] ©
i, ©. Sept, co, tooe. 1), unp. Las
Sidney Fine, New Haven. 21790
What has fate in store for me; words
Sr SmMwsSie wing OT, De” Waller,
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Sept. 6, 1929; E unp. 10636; Miriam
Deacy Waller, Bronxville, N. Y.
21791
What is love; words and music by
i Be Agnstem.: © 34 ce: Sept. 42.
1929; E unp. 10805; Ira -B. Arnstein,
New York. 21792
What makes me love you so; words
and music by Harold Mickey [i. e.
W. H. Mickey] © 1 ¢ Sept. 24,
1929; E unp. 11189; William Harold
Mickey, New York. 21793
What’s in your heart; words and
music by L. Sheridan. [Blue-print]
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1929; E unp. 11059;
Lillian Sheridan, Portland, Or.
21794
What then; lyric by Betty Morrison
[pseud. of B. M. Hawk], music by
Jappie Judd [pseud. of Alice I.
Judd. Words and melody only] ©
bee, June “21,1929; Hh .unp. Sif;
Betty Morrison Hawk, Brooklyn.
21795
What would I do without you; words
and music by Irene Beasley.
[Words and melody only] © 1e.
Sept. 28, 1929; E unp. 11864; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
: 21796
What your love would mean to me;
words by N. K. Sylvester, music by
Marjorie Carlander. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 11, 1929;
E unp. 10791; Nora K. Sylvester,
Longview, Wash. 21797
1153
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21798
Whatcha got hiding behind those eyes;
lyric by Phil Ponce, music by Fred
Phillips. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 20, 1929; E unp. 11159;
Leo Feist, ine., New York. 21798
When a girl’s in love; words and
music by E. Scott. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 13, 1929;
E unp. 10847; Earle Scott, Flushing,
ING: (ME 21799
When Carolina smiles; lyric and
music by Jack Palmer and Billy
Hays. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1929; E unp. 11392;
Southern music pub. ¢o., ine, New
York. 21800
When, His salvation bringing; anthem
for Palm Sunday or Children’s day,
words by J. King, music by J.
Lawrence Erb; mixed cho., with
sop. and bass duet. 4to. © Aug.
28, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 30; E pub. 8871;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
21801
When, His salvation bringing; anthem
for Palm Sunday or Children’s day,
words by J. King, music by J.
Lawrence Erb; treble voices. 4to.
© Sept. 12, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 14; H
pub. 9172; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 21802
When I came to the end of the road;
hymn, words and musie by Haldor
Lillenas. © Sept. 25, 1929; 2 «.
Sept. 27; E pub. 9526; Lillenas pub.
co., ine., Indianapolis. 218038
When I gave my heart to you; from
The awful truth, words and music
by Walter O’Keefe and Bobby
Dolan. © Aug. 30, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
4; E pub. 8973; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine. New York. 21804
When I have you; words and music
by James L. Knipe. © May 31,
1929; \2)'¢e.. July 15; -H pub: 8782;
Aston, Knipe & McCarthy, Lan-
caster, Pa. 21805
When I’m in love; words and music
by R. Smallridge. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 16, 1929;
E unp. 10940; Roy Smallridge,
Catlettsburg, Ky. 21806
When I’m looking at you; from The
episode at the stream, lyrics by
Clifford Grey, music by Herbert
Stothart. © 1 e¢. Sept. 25, 1929;
EK unp. 11273; #Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., Culver City, Calif.
21807
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
When I’m with you; words and musi¢
by M..H. Pirie. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 5, 1929; E unp.
10611; Mabel Hester Pirie, Royal
Oak, Mich. 21808
When I think of you; words and music
by R. Saba. © 1. Sept. 19, 1929;
E unp. 11068; Richie Saba, New
Orleans. 21809:
When in the forest night; from A gest
of Robinhood, words by Charles G.
Norris, music by Robert C. Newell;
men’s cho., a capella. 4to. © Aug.
1, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 7; E pub. 8942;
Bohemian club of San Francisco,
Calif., San Francisco. 21810
When May arrives; words by Thomas
Curtis Clark, music by A. MacFad-
yen; high voice. Chicago, Badger
music pub. co. © Sept. 21, 1929;
2c. Sept. 23; E pub. 9397 ; Alexander
MacFadyen, Chicago. 21811
When Niccolo plays the piccolo; words
and music by Harry Woods; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Aug. 14, 1929;
2 c. Aug. 16; E pub. 8934; Harms,
inc., New York. 21812
When shadows fall; reverie, by HEH.
Clinton Keithley, arr. by Henry S.
Sawyer; pf. © Sept. 24, 1929; 2c.
Sept. 28; E pub. 9560; McKinley
musie ¢o., Chicago. 21813
When the baby smiles at me; words
and music by Jack Rich and Jules
Klein. © Sept. 6, 1929; 2 ¢. Sept.
9; E pub. 8970; W. J. Kennedy
dairy co., Detroit. 21814
When the billows roll; words and
music by M. Harrison; mixed voices.
© Aug. 18, 1929; 2 « Sept. 18;
pub. 9248; Mattie Harrison, Indian-
apolis. 21815
When the goldenrod blossoms again;
words and music by V. S. Chadburn.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢
Sept. 4, 1929; E unp. 10558; Verona
Shaw Chadburn, Auburn, Me.
21816
When the home gates swing open;
words and music by O. A. Parris.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «
Sept. 28, 1929; E unp. 11410; South-
ern music pub. co., inc., New York.
21817
When the moon drips away into the
blood; words ‘and musie by T.
Griggs. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 28, 1929; E unp. 11411;
Southern music pub. co., ine, New
York. 21818
ilo4
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
When the moon light shadows creep;
words and music by HB. A. Bru-
guiere. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1929; E unp. 10465;
Emile A. Bruguiere, Villa Carmela,
Principaute de Monaco. 21819
When the real thing comes your way;
from Illusion, words and music by
Larry Spier; pf. and ukulele ace.
New York, Remick music corp.
Sept. 24, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 27; Epub.
$4838; Famous music corp., New
York. 21820
When the skies are blue, I'll always
be nearer to you: words by C. Tris-
sler, jr., music by O. Soehnlein. ©
1 e. Sept. 23, 1929; E unp. 11146;
Charles Trissler, jr., Glendale, N. Y.
and Otto Soehnlein, Brooklyn.
21821
When to lovers lane in dreams I reach
for you; words by Harry Silbaugh,
music by Robt. H. Brennen. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Sept. 27,
1929; E unp. 11353; Harry Silbaugh,
Tarentum, Pa. 21822
When will I call you my own? words
by Mrs. Emmerand LeBrun [i. e.
Aldea LeBrun], music by Samuel
H. Speck. New York City, Frank
Harding. © July 3, 1929; 2 ¢. July
18; E pub. 8778; Aldea LeBrun,
Franklin, N. H. 21823
When you're counting the stars alone;
fox-trot, words and music by Benée
Russell, Vincent Rose and Jack Mur-
ray, arr. by Elliott Jacoby; orch.
pts., with male trio. 4to. © Aug.
29, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 30; E pub. 8931;
Leo Feist, ine., New York. 21824
When you're lonesome in some other
town; vajyse ballad, words by J. C.
Steinmetz, music by Lewis Klinet.
New York City, Frank Harding mu-
sic house. © June 18, 1929; 2 «.
June 28; E pub. 9853; Joseph C.
Steinmetz, Elyria, O. 21825
When you said good-by; words and
music by E. Hatcher. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Sept. 25, 1929;
E unp. 11241; Elizabeth Hatcher,
Detroit. 21826
When you went away; words and mu-
sic by M. Goodman. © 1 ¢. Sept. 4,
1929; E unp. 10565; Morris Good-
man, Reading, Pa. 21827
21837
When you were here; words by K. B.
Palmer, music by Gunnar Johansen,
of Denmark. © 1 ¢. July 22, 1929;
E unp. 9061; Kate B. Palmer, Ala-
meda, Calif. 21828
When you were mine; words and mu-
Sic by R. Emick. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Sept. 12, 1929;
EK unp. 10814; Rita Emick, San An-
tonio. 21829
Whenever I think of you; from Whis-
pering winds, words by Harry D.
Kerr music: by HH. J. Tandier
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
Sept. 19, 1929; E unp. 11157; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 21830.
Where blue lupines grow; words and
melody by W. N. Friend, ace. by
Esta Marvin Pomeroy. Published
by Albert Brown co. © Aug. 20,
1029: ZG Lys Zs 1, pub. GGae:
Wm. Nat. Friend, Oakland, Calif.
21831
Where can I go, what can I do, when
I feel like this; words by O. Phil-
lips, music by Eddie Applegate.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 30, 1929; E unp. 11450; Orpha
Phillips, New York. 21832
Where sunshine dwells; intermezzo,
by J. Pennock Thompson, of Great
Britain; pf. © Sept. 16, 1929; 1 c.
Sept. 23; E for. 6695; Banks & son,
York, England. 21833
Where the bab-bab-babbling brook goes.
bub-bub-bubbling by; words by Har-
ry Pease and Charles O’Flynn, mu-
sic by Ed. G. Nelson. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. May 14, 1929;
E unp. 11007; De Sylva, Brown and
Henderson, ine., New York. 21834
Where the butterflies kiss the butter-
cups good-night; by Ed. G. Nelson,
arr. by Geo. J. TrinkausS; vocal
orch. pts.; in A flat. 4to. © Sept.
3, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 6; E pub. 8935;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
21835.
Where the lotus flowers bloom; words
and music by N. O. Nelson. © Aug.
16, 1929; 2 ce. Sept. 3; E pub. 8885;
Nels Otimus Nelson, Antioch, I.
- 21836
Where the sun goes down at four;
words and music by M. B. Ander- >
son. [Words and melody only] ©
be. Sept. 5, 192950 Eh ain! *10591 :
Mary B. Anderson, Ironton, Mo.
218387
1159
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21838
Where the violets blow; poem by Oli-
ver Wendell Holmes, music by H.
S. Roberton, of Great Britain;
quartet or cho. of men’s. voices.
London, J. Curwen & sons, ltd. 4to.
© Sept. 24, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 25;
E for. 6731; Hugh S. Roberton,
Glasgow, Scotland. 21838
Where were you? words by Ed. Hey-
man, musie by Dan Caslar; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Aug. 29, 1929; 2 «.
Sept. 7; E pub. 8914; Mills music,
inc., New York. 21839
While I waltz with you; words by
D. S. Carlson and Lee Byrd, music
by D. S. Carlson. [Photostat] ©
1c Aug. 29, 1929; E unp. 10472;
Dorothy S. Carlson, Oakland, Calif.
21840
While moonbeams shed their silvery
light; serenade, words by Marion
Gillespie, music by Pierné, arr. by
William Stickles; female trio. New
York, N. Y., Chappell-Harms, ine.
© Aug. 30, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 31; E
pub. 8795; Harms, ine., New York.
21841
While mother sings her lullaby; waltz
song, words and music by M. Rig-
ney. ©1e. Sept. 30, 1929; E unp.
11462; Maud Rigney, Marysville,
Kan. 21842
Whimsical dance; by Talitha Bots-
ford + pt. ©: Sepia 71241929 +2 -e.
- Sept. 20; HE pub. 9322; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 21843
Whimsical dance; caprice, for cinema,
by Montague Ewing, of Great Brit-
ain; arr. by A. HE. Cafarella; full
orch. pts: © Sept. 23, 1929; 2 ec.
Sept. 23; E pub. 9835; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 21844
Whip-poor-will; words by J. E. Guern-
sey, music by Floyd Thompson. ©
1c. Sept. 9, 1929; E unp. 10678;
Thompson & Guernsey, Indianapolis.
21845
Whisper I love you again; waltz,
words by H. Zacher, music by Harry
Clifford. © 1c. Sept. 9, 1929; H
unp. 10702; Harry Zacher, Milwau-
kee. 21846
Whispering river; words by B. Conner,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 14, 1929;
E unp. 10898; Brown Conner, Boyn-
ton, Fla. 21847
Whistling red-bird; words by Martha
B. Donaghy, musie by J. Holton.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Philadelphia, Pa., Holton publica-
tions. © Sept. 26, 1929; 2 ¢. Sept.
28; E pub. 9547; Josie Holton, Phil-
adelphia. 21848
White (The) city; duet, words and
music by C. Will, harmonized by
Esther A. Denby; treble voices. 4to.
© May 16, 1929; 2 c. May 21; E pub.
6175; Christina Will, Monrovia, -
Calif. 21849
White (The) rose; words and music
‘ by M. G. Farnham. . © 1 ¢. Sept. 9,
1929; E unp. 10658; Myrtle Gibson
Farnham, Chicago. 21850
Who'll hula for me; words and music
by Red Hawk [pseud. of L. Hawk]
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1929; E unp. 10513;
Leonard Hawk, San Francisco.
21851
Who’s gonna kiss your lips, dear dar-
ling; words and music by G. Foster.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
- Sept. 28, 1929; EH unp. 11419; South-
ern music pub. co., inc., New York.
21852
Who’s laughing now tell me who;
words by Sal. A. Iannone, music by
Matthew J. Caggiano. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 18, 1929;
E unp. 10997; Iannone, Caggiano,
Iannone, inc., Orange, N. J. 21853
Who’s taughtcha to torture me; words
and music by E. Spicer. [Words
and melody only] © 1e. Sept. 26,
1929; E unp. 11314; Edward Spicer,
New York. 21854
Who will mend my broken dreams?:
words and music by Pat Ballard
[pseud. of F. D. Ballard] © Sept.
18, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 14; E pub. 9158;
Francis Drake Ballard, New York.
21855
Who would believe? slow fox-trot,
lyric by Pat. K. Heale} music by
Harry Revel, of Great Britain; pf.
and ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Aug. 6, 1929;
1c. Aug. 10; E for. 6672; Cavendish
music co., London. 21856
Whoa back, we're off the track; words
by R. W. K. Bourk, music by Leslie
Lennox, of Canada. Cobourg, Ont.,
Canada, Howard Doody & co. ©
Sept. 19, 1929; 2 ec. Sept. 28; E pub.
9530; Roy W. K; Bourk, Cobourg,
Ont., Canada. 21857
Why can’t you love that way; fox-trot,
lyric and music by Charles Bourne,
Jack Val and Henry Creamer, arr.
1156
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
by Archie Bleyer; dance orch. pts.
4to. © Sept. 3, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 6;
E pub. 8895; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 21858
Why was I born? from Sweet Adeline,
words by Oscar Hammerstein, 2d,
music by Jerome Kein; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © Sept. 4, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
7; E pub. 8906; T. B. Harms co.,
New York. 21859
Why waste your charms; battle of the
ladies, words by Clifford Grey, mu-
sic by Herbert Stothart. © 1 «
Sept. 25, 1929; E unp. 11281; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver City,
Calif. 21860
Wiegenlied ; von Armas Jirnefelt, arr.
von Herman SjéOblom, of Fintand;
salon orchester stimmen. 4to.
Aug. 8, 1929; 1. c. Aug. 23; E for.
6488; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
21861
Wildeat (The); overture, by Byrd
Barbour; orch. ive. (Sept 3,
1929; E unp. 10553; Marian Bird
Barbour, Hollywood, Calif. 21862
Wilhelm Raabe lieder; musik von
Paul Graener, of Germany, op. 83;
hohe stimme. 1. Wunsch und vor-
satz. [4 others] © Dec. 15, 1928;
a uly ee, 2029* Bi fOr, 6250... N.
Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 21863
Will you love me when I’m old; words
and music by D. R. Carpenter. ©
1 c. Sept. 5, 1929; E unp. 10582;
David Riley Carpenter, Newton,
Kan. 27864
Will you still be mine; words by
Frank Fittipaldi, music by N. Fitti-
paldi. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Sept. 25, 1929; E unp. 11264;
Nicola Fittipaldi, New York. 21865
Will your future address be heaven?
words and music by C. C. Mourer;
mixed voices. 8vo. © Sept. 11,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 14; E pub. 9157;
Charles C. Mourer, Cincinnati.
21866
Wings in the air; ballad, words and
music by M. J. Bowser. New York,
Frank Harding. © Sept. 10, 1929;
2c. Sept. 14; E pub. 9237; Mary
Jeanette Bowser, New Florence, Pa.
21867
Wings of love: by Rudolf Friml, or-
chestration by Joseph Majer; pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © July
5, 1929; 2 ec. Sept. 18; E pub. 9099;
Kalmus filmusic edition, New York.
21868
21879
Wings of peace; anthem, poem attrib-
uted to Nicholas Postgate, music by
Felix White, of Great Britain;
mixed voices, organ ace. 4to. ©
Aug) 31, 1929';;1 «. Aug. 31; E for.
6495; Stainer & Bell, Itd., London.
21869
Winter fairies; duet, words by Cyrus
H. McCormick, music by A. Mac-
Fadyen; sop. and alto. Chicago,
Ill., Badger music pub. co. © Aug.
12, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 13; E pub. 8902;
Alexander MacFadyen, Chicago.
21870
Wishing (The) chimney; words by:
Anne Campbell, music by J. Holton.
Philadelphia, Pa., Holton publica-
tions. © Sept. 26, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
28; E pub. 9545; Josie Holton, Phil-
adelphia. 21871
With a pal like you; words and music
by G. Manchester. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Aug. 12, 1929;
2 ¢. Sept. 7; E pub. 8990; Gazel
Manchester, Orwell, Pa. 21872
With flying colors; march, by Harold
Wansborough; pf. © Sept. 24,
1929; 2 c Sept. 28; E pub. 9561;
McKinley music co., Chicago. 21873
With your looks and my brain; words
by Edgar Leslie, music by Jimmie
Monaco; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Sept. 10, 1929; 2 ec. Sept. 11; E pub.
9028 ; Donaldson, Douglas & Gumble,
inc., New York. 21874
Withering rose; words and music by
E. Scott. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1929; E unp. 10848;
EKarle Scott, Flushing, N. Y. 21875
Without my dreams; words and music
by P. Burge. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 25, 1929; E unp.
11240; Phil Burge, Fairbury, Neb.
21876
Wobbles and warbles; words by Eliza-
beth Rath, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1e
Sept. 7, 1929; E unp. 10687; Eliza-
beth E. Rathwell, Lachine, Quebec,.
Canada. 21877
Woman down in Memphis; words and
music by C. J. Robison. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Sept. 3,
1929; E unp. 10520; Carson J. Robi-
son, New York. 21878
Wonder (The) flower; words and
music by H. Swerdloff. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 11, 1929;
E unp. 10756; Herman Swerdloff,
Circle, Alaska. 21879
1157
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21880
Wonderful dream; waltz-ballad, words
and music by F. H. Scott; pf. and
ukulele acc. Glenside, Pa., Glenn
music pub. co. © Sept. 7, 1929;
2c. Sept. 10; E pub. 8959; Francis
H. Scott, Glenside, Pa. 21880
Wonderful girl; words and music by
M. A. Werner. © 1c. Sept. 10,
1929; E unp. 10766; Marie An-
toinette Werner, Boston. 21881
Wonderful pal; words and music by
B. Young and R. La Marr. [Words
and melody only] © 1 «¢. Sept. 4,
1929; E unp. 10568; Billy Young
and Rudy La Marr, San Jose, Calif.
21882
Wonderful sunset years; words and
music by A. Kennedy. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 5, 1929;
E unp. 10602; Agnes Kennedy, Man-
chester, N. H. 21883
Wondering; words and music by H.
Straszheim. © Sept. 21, 1929; 2 c¢.
Sept. 6; E pub. 9243; Herman
Straszheim, Lewisburg, O. 21884
Wond’rin’ if dreams come true; words
and music by N. M. Dawson.
Le, Aug..13,- 1929) amp 0797 ;
Nelena Marie Dawson, Maryville,
Mo. 21885
Won’t you come back to me my dar-
ling; ballad, words by M. EH. Freed,
music by Phil Starr. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Aug. 14,
1929; 2 ce. Sept. 10; E pub. 8998;
Marguerite EH. Freed, Ceresco, Mich.
21886
‘Won’t you come back to me sweet-
heart; words and music by M. E.
Berry. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1929; E unp. 10941;
Margaret E. Berry, Shokan, N. Y.
21887
Won’t you give in? slow-fox, American
version of Fraulein pardon, lyrics
by Milton Pascal, music by Will
Meisel, arr. by Joseph Nussbaum ;
orch. pts. 4to. © Sept. 23, 1929;
2c. Sept. 24; E pub. 9420; Edward
B. Marks music co., New York.
21888
Won’t you give in? slow-fox, American
version of Friulein pardon, English
lyrics by Milton Pascal, of U. S.,
French lyrics by Louis Beaudry, of
Canada, music by Will Meisel; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by T. Kahana.
© Sept. 11, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 12; EB
pub. 9014; Edward B. Marks music
©o., New York. 21889
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Wood (Frederic H.) Three Shake-
speare songs; music by F. H. Wood,
of Great Britain, op. 24 ,no. 7, tonic
solfa tr. by H. J. Timothy; solo or
voices in unison. 4to. 1. You
spotted snakes. [2 others] © Aug.
31, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 31; E for. 6493;
Stainer & Bell, Itd., London. 21890
Wooden (The) shoe dance; by N,
Louise Wright; pf. Aug. 28,
1929; 2 c. Aug. 30; EH pub. 8775;
Boston music co., Boston. 21891
World (The) famous modern selec-
tions for the piano; compiled by
Henry S. Sawyer; 4th grade. ©
Sept. 21, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 28,
1929; AA 25629; McKinley music
co., Chicago. 21892
Worship at the manger; Christmas
service, by Lorenz pub. co., words by
Ruth Dale and others, music by
John J. Thomas and others. ©
Sept. 3, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Sept. 28;
AA 26095; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton.
21893
Wouldn’t it be heaven? words and
music by Benny Davis and J. Fred
Coots; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
May Singhi Breen. © Sept. 25,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 26; E pub. 9492;
Davis, Coots & Engel, inc, New
York. 21894
Wrap it up, I'll take it along with me;
words by Billy Moll, musie by
Murray Mencher. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 21, 1929;
EH eunp. 11226; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., inc., New York. 21895
Wreck (The); by Reginald Somer-
ville, of Great Britain; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Sept.
38, 1929; 1 ce. Sept. 16; BH for. 6625;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd,
London. 21896
Wreck (The) of the Florida; words
by L. Trombley, music by Samuel
H. Speck. New York City, Frank
Harding.,..© July.,..26, 1929; 2 c.
Aug. 30; E pub. 8851; Lillian
Trombley, Ticonderoga, N. Y.
21897
Yankee division song; words by Irma
D. Young and W. A. Young, music
by Irma D. Young. Boston, Mass.,
W. A. Young. © July 6, 1929; 2 ¢.
July 17; E pub. 9505; Irma D.
Young, Medfield, Mass. 21898
1158
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
21919
Yellow moon; words and music by
N. M. Gregg. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Sept. 3, 1929; E unp.
10540; Norma Marguerite Gregg,
Hollywood, Calif. 21899
Yellow River boat song; by Albert
Seward Tenney; pf. © Sept. 17,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 19; E pub., 9263;
Schroeder & Gunther, inc., New
York. 21900
Yes, this is heaven; lyric and music
by W. P. Van Altena. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 23, 1929;
E unp. 11199; Wm. P. Van Altena,
Oakland, Calif. 21901
You and my old guitar; lyric by Hlsie
McWilliams, music by Jimmie
Rodgers; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Sept. 9, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 10; E pub.
8949; United pub. co., New York.
21902.
You are my golden rose; words and
music by G. O’Connor. [Photostat]
©1e. Sept. 9, 1929; E unp. 10671;
Gertrude O’Connor, Detroit.
21903
You are my inspiration; words and
music by L. B. Kors. [Photostat]
© 1c. Sept. 16, 1929; E unp. 10916:
Leona Busby Kors, Independence,
Kan. 21904
You belong in my arms, ba-bee! fox-
trot, words by Al Lewis, music by
Al Sherman; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Sept. 9, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 12; E pub.
9021; Arthur Behim music corp.,
New York. 21905
You came, I saw, you conquered me;
fox-trot, words and music by Leon
Zimmerman, Rudy Vallée’ and
Harold Solomon; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Sept. 4, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 6;
E pub. 8932; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 21906
You can depend on me; words and
music by M. Caleo. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 27, 1929;
EK unp. 11361; Mickey Caleo, Utica,
tes 21907
You can’t cheat a cheater; melody by
Phil Napoleon, Henry Signorelli and
Tom Dorsey. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1929;
E unp. 11391; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 21908
You can’t fool me no more; words and
music by M. D. Bright. [Chords,
single staff] © 1c. Sept. 26, 1929;
E unp. 11317; Merrion De Layfette
Bright, Theilman, Minn. 21909
You can’t get milk from a cow named
Jake; words by Bob Joffe [i. e.,
‘Robert Joffe] and Bob Shurr [pseud.
of L. Shurr], music by L. Shurr.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Sept. 25, 1929; E unp. 11255; Leo-
pold Shurr, Brooklyn. 21910
You can’t go wrong; fox-trot, words
and music by S. Epstein. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 18,
1929; E unp. 11060; Sidney Epstein,
Boston. 21911
You ean’t hold hands in lover’s lane,
and still be one of the boys; lyric
by Irving Kahal, music by J. Russel
Robinson. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Aug. 1, 1929; E unp.
9412; George & Arthur Piantadosi,
ine., New York. 21912
You can’t keep a good man down:
words and music by C. C. Mourer;
mixed voices. 8vo. © Sept. 11,
1929; 2 ec. Sept. 14; E pub. 9156;
Charles C,. Mourer, Cincinnati.
21913
You’d do for me—I’d do for you; fox
trot from Open your eyes, lyric by
Collie Knox, musie by Vernon Duke,
of Great Britain; pf. and ukulele
ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Aug. 21, 1929; 1 c. Sept.
4; B& for. 6484; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London. 21914
You gotta too much-a-de stock; lyrics
by Lewis and Young, music by Lew
Pollack. [Words and melody only]
© 1e. Sept. 19, 1929; E unp. 11041;
Remick music corp., New York.
21915
You have broken your promise to me;
words and music by W. P. Van Al-
tena. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Sept. 23, 1929; E unp. 11198;
Wm. P. Van Altena, Oakland, Calif.
21916
You have forgotten; words and musie
by C. Le Pari, of Italy, domiciled at
New York. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 24, 1929; EH unp.
11176; Charles Le Pari, Newburgh,
We Xe 21917
You just you; words by Betty M.
Tranchitella, music by J. Tranchi-
tella. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Sept. 11, 1929; E unp. 10776;
John Tranchitella, Philadelphia.
21918
You keep me guessin’; words and mu-
sic by H. M. DeWall. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Sept. 11, 1929;
E unp. 10746; Hannah M. DeWall,
Dempster, S. D. 21919
1159
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21920
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
You left me blue; words and music by
A. Bevier. © Aug. 30, 1929; 2 «¢.
Sept. 5; E pub. 8877; Alvin Bevier,
Chicago. 21920
You'll cry for me but J’ll be gone;
words and music by Lammar
Wright. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ¢. Sept. 28, 1929; E unp. 11380;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 21921
You'll love me yet; poem by Robert
Browning, music by Marshall Ker-
nochan. © Sept. 13, 1929; 2 ¢. Sept.
16; E pub. 9253; G. Ricordi & co.,
inc., New York. 21922
You'll want me back; words by James
Alston, music by T. Oesterle; violin.
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1929; E unp. 10514;
Tony Oesterle, Ft. Wayne, Ind.
219238
You'll want to come back; words and
music by J. Parks. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Sept. 11, 1929; E
unp. 10753; Jesse Parks, Los Ange-
les. 21924
You made me happy; words and music
by iO.) Bn Adkins» + \©) A, e2 Sept: +3,
1929; E unp. 10548; Ottis Bennett
Adkins, Birmingham, Ala.
You made me love you, why did you;
fox-trot, by Carmen Lombardo and
Mickey Kippel, arr. by Frank
Schmidt; concertina. © Sept. 4,
1929; 2 ec. Sept. 11; E pub. 9208;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
21926
You make me feel that certain way;
words by Leonard Sherry, music by
St. E. Stauffer. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 23, 1929; E unp.
11143; St. Ella Stauffer, De Land,
Fla. 21927
You mean everything to me; words
and music by A. M. Nachbar. ©
1 ¢e. July 31, 1929; EK unp. 10058;
Abraham Marshall Nachbar, Chi-
cago. 21928
You mean the whole world to me;
lyrics by Gus Lazaro, music by P. J.
Shahin. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 17, 1929; E unp. 10866;
Paul Joseph Shahin, Long Branch,
BA ib 21929
You only you; words and music by R.
A. Woods. © Sept. 19. 1929; 2 «.
Sept. 23; E pub. 9374; Richard Ar-
thur Woods, Chicago. 21930
You’re a bit of honey that the bees
forgot ; words and music by P.
Phipps. © 1 c. Sept. 24, 1929; B
91925,
unp. 11177; Peggy Phipps, Los An-
geles. 21931
You’re a pal sent from heaven; words
and music by J. Pawl. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 25, 1929;
E ounp. 11234; John Pawl, Norwood,
O. 21982
words by Ed-
music by G. A.
Youw’re a perfect girl;
ward Brunner,
Brown. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1929; BE
unp. 10910; Grant Albert Brown,
Seattle. 21933,
You’re always in my arms, but only
in my dreams; waltz, from Rio Rita,
lyric by Joseph McCarthy, music by
Harry Tierney, arr. by Wm. C.
Polla; orch. pts. © Sept. 20, 1929;
2 ¢. Sept. 21; E pub. 9403; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 21934
You're locked in my heart forever;
words by M. G. Ford, musie by M.
G. Ford and B. M. Fischer. [Photo-
stat] ©1c. June 27, 1929; E unp.
8401; May Green Ford and Beaulah
McFawland Fischer, Houston.
21935.
Youw’re missing all the good things,
sweetheart; words by C. B. Rabb,
music by ’Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 7, 2929;
E unp. 10688; C. Bly Rabb, Towa
City, Ia 21986:
You’re my only child; words and mu-
sic by W. Hankinson. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 19, 1929’;
E unp. 11032; Walter Hankinson,
Marion Center, Pa. 21937
You’re prettier than the rose (Pit che
rosa sei bella) ; lyrics by A. Crivello,
music by P. Ballatore, op. 127.
[Italian and English text] © May
16, 1929; 2 c. June 3; E pub. 9350;
Pietro Ballatore and Antonino Cri-
vello, Brooklyn. 21938
You're the only girl that ever made me
cry; words and music by O. HE.
James. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 19, 1929; HE unp. 11022;
Olive E. James, Dover, N. J. 21939
You’re the sweetest of them all; words:
and music by H. A. Blachman.
[Words and melody only] ©1«
Sept. 10, 1929; E unp. 10731; Harry
Allen Blachman, Cleveland Heights,
O. 21940:
You showed me the way; novelty fox-
trot, words by Al Lewis, music by
Al Sherman; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Sept. 23, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 24;
E pub. 9423; Sherman, Lewis &
Armstrong, ine., New York. 21941
1160
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 9, 1929
You taught me how to say I love you;
words and music by T. M. Byrne.
© 1 «. Sept. 23, 1929; E unp. 11129;
Thomas M. Byrne, Dayton, Ky.
' 21942
You've been a great little pal to me;
words and music by F. J. Hemer-
lein;: pf, © dec. Sept. 12,,:1929;
E unp. 10830; Franklin J. Hemer-
lein, Los Angeles. 21943
You’ve made me happy to-day! from
The street singer, words by Graham
John, music by Niclas Kempner ; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Aug. 21, 1929;
2 ec. Aug. 23; E pub. 8803; Shubert
theatre corp., New York. 21944
You wanted me—I wanted you; words
by Ted Koehler, music by Harold
Arlen. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 1, 1929; E unp. 9415;-:
George & Arthur Piantadosi, ine.,
New York. 21945
You will understand and know; words
by E. M. Perry, music by Lee Tur-
ner. New York City, Frank Har-
ding. © July 30, 1929; 2 ec. Sept.
21; E pub. 9449; Emma Morse
Perry, Newport, Ky. 21946
You won’t miss a kiss, little miss;
from Listen to me, words and music
by W. Place, jr:: pi. © 1c... Sept.
24, 1929; E unp. 11166; William
Place, jr., Providence, R. I. 21947
Your bouquet of bleeding hearts; fox
trot, words and music by Jack Ham-
ilton [pseud. of R. J. Hamilton] ©
1 c. Sept. 4, 1929; E unp. 10560;
Roy Jackson Hamilton, Laurelton,
| A ae 21948
Your eyes; words and music by Billy
Frisch and Otto Motzan. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. Sept. 19,
1929; E unp. 11076; Irving Berlin,
inc., New York. 21949
Your fate will be; words by Edward
Brunner, music by G. A. Brown. ©
1 c. Sept. 16, 1929; E unp. 10909;
Grant Albert Brown, Seattle. 21950
Your mother and mine; waltz ballad,
words and music by M. J. Maslanka,
arr. by Ernest Shonfield; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Aug. 30, 1929; 2 «.
Sept. 5; E pub. 8879; Michael J.
Maslanka, Cleveland. 21951
Your presence; words by Ada Potter
Wiseman, music by Meta Schumann;
high voice. © Sept. 21, 1929; 2 ¢.
Sept. 23; E pub. 9504; G. Ricordi
& co., ine., New York. 21952
21962
Youth and age; words by J. J. Caskey,
music by Lee Turner. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 26, 1929;
HE unp. 11297; Jessie J. Caskey, Leb-
anon, Ky. 21953
Zalotna; polka, by Frank Przybylski.
© 1c. Sept. 3, 1929; E unp. 10525;
Victor music roll co., Chicago.
21954
Zeppelin honeymoon; lyric by B. M.
Hawk, music by -Alice I. Judd.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Sept. 7, 1929; E unp. 10689; Betty
Morrison Hawk, Brooklyn. 21955
Zierliche liebe; polka, by P. Miiller;
1st B flat cornet. © 1c. Sept. 18,
1929; E unp. 10974; Peter Miiller,
Philadelphia. 21956
Zonky; words by Andy Razaf, music
by Thomas Waller. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 11, 1929;
E unp. 10783 ; Santly bros., inc., New
York. 21957
Zulu slumber song; oh, hush thee,
baby, 4-pt. cho., music by Theophil
Wendt, of Great Britain, domiciled
at New York; women’s voices, with
sop. and alto solo. 4to. © Aug.
23, 1929 - 2c Aue. 26: BW pub.-9135;¢
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 21958
1°" allegretto grazioso; film musique,
par Huguet, of Spain, et Verdun, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et 1° violini conducteur.
4to. © July 2, 1929; 1 c July 25;
E for. 5878; Francis Salabert, Paris.
21959
2° allegretto grazioso; film musique,
par Huguet, of Spain, et Verdun, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et 1° violini conducteur.
4to. © July 2, 1929; 1c. July 25;
E for. 5876; Francis Salabert, Paris.
21960
2™° allegro moderato; film musique,
par Huguet, of Spain, et Verdun, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et 1° violini conducteur.
4to. © July 2, 1929; 1 ec. July 25:
E for. 5879; Francis Salabert, Paris.
- 21961
3. Streichquartett; von Béla Bartok, of
Hungary ; 2 violinen, viola u. violon-
cello. Partitur. 12mo. © June 18,
1929; 1 ¢«. July 30; HB for. 5645;
Universal edition, a. g., Vienna.
21962
1161
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
21963 pt. II, n. s., v. 24, no. 9, 1929
250th coast artillery march; by S. A. | 1932; words by L. M. Post, music by .
Dows; trumpet in B flat and pf., Kinsel Pearce. © 1 ¢. June 17,
with part for bugles. © 1 ¢. Sept. 1929; E unp. 8745; Luella May Post,
11, 1929; E unp. 10818; Samuel Ran- Lexington, O. 21964
dall Dows, Albany, Calif. 21963
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1929:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 61 unpublished) — 169
Class E, Musical compositions (including 8971 unpublished) —~___-_____ 21, 795.
Totalicu. 22 eee ee 21. 964.
1162
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN
RENEWED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909
[21964
Adagietto; de P. Kune; grand orgue.
(Jn L’orgue moderne, 20°™® livrai-
son) © Pierre Kune, Le Raincy,
France, as the author. R 4984, Aug.
24, 1929. i
Air lointain; par A. Lefort; violon
avec ace. de pf. © Augustine Le-
fort, Paris, as the author. R 4982,
Aug. 24, 1929. 2
Amazon (The); overture by Eduard
Kiesler, arr. by A. Roth; orch. ©
Alfred Roth, Richmond Hill, N. Y.,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 4886, Aug. 24, 1929. 3
Andlauer (Louis) Prélude; grand
orgue. (In L’orgue moderne, 21°™°
livraison) © Louis Andlauer,
Paris, as the author. R 4987, Aug.
24, 1929. 4
Angel hosts adore Thee; by H. A.
Farnsworth. © H. A. Farnsworth,
Brooklyn, as the author of the mu-
sic. R 4906, June 15, 1928. 5
Appassionato; par L. Wurmser; pf. ©
Lucien Wurmser, Paris, as the au-
thor. R 4980, Aug. 24, 1929. 6
Apple (The) tree swing; by M. B.
Merrill; pf. © M. B. Merrill, Ken-
nebunk, Me., as the author. R 4861,
Aug. 24, 1929. 7
Bacio (Il); waltz, arr. by A. Roth;
orch. © Alfred Roth, Richmond
Hill, N. Y., as the author of the ar-
rangement. R 4878, Aug. 24, 1929.
8
- Bring them in; words by Frances
Hope, musie by I. Allan Sankey. ©
Grace Victoria Sankey, Northfield,
Mass., as the next of kin of the au-
thor of music, who is not living. R
4927, Aug. 28, 1929.
Chez bonne maman; gavotte, de E. L.
Antréas; orch., avee pf. conducteur.
© Edmond Léon Antréas, Angers,
France, as the author. R 4992, Aug.
24, 1929. 10
Come, come to-day; words by Fanny
J. Crosby, music by G. C. Stebbins.
© George C. Stebbins, Brooklyn, as
the author of the music. R 4918,
Aug. 28, 1929. 1A.
Creme de la creme; fantasia, by T. M.
Tobani; band. © Theo. Moses To-
bani, Jackson Heights, N. Y., as the
author. R 4876, Aug. 24, 1929. 12
Cupid; characteristic, by BHilenberg,
arr. by A. Roth; orch. © Alfred
Roth, Richmond Hill, N. Y., as the
author of the arrangement. R 4880,
Aug. 24, 1929. 13
Dance of the honey bees; by B. Rich-
mond, arr. by Paul de Ville; band.
© Benjamin Richmond, Brooklyn,
as the author of the music. R 4899,
Aug. 22, 1929. 14
Deuxiéme nocturne; par L. Wurmser ;
pf., en sol bémol. © Lucien Wurm-
ser, Paris, as the author. R 4981,
Aug. 24, 1929. 15
Edith au col de cygne; poem de Mau-
rice Chassang, musique de Georges
Hiie. © Georges Adolphe Hie,
Paris, as the author of the music. R
4986, Aug. 24, 1929. 16
Hst-ce bien vrai; intermezzo, par E.
L. Antréas; pour instruments 4
cordes avee pf. conducteur. © Ed-
mond Léon Antréas, Angers, France,
as the author. R 4990, Aug. 24, 1929.
i
For the tempted, Lord, we pray ; words
by Ellen M. H. Gates, music by Ira
D. Sankey. © Grace Victoria San-
key, Northfield, Mass., as the next of
kin of the author of music who is
not living. R 4917, Aug. 28, 1929. :
1
Forest (A) concert; by Rich. Filen-
berg, arr. by A. Roth; orch. © AIl-
fred Roth, Richmond Hill, N. Y., as
the author of the arrangement. R
4881, Aug. 24, 1929. 19
Gaminerie; polka, par E. L. Antréas;
orch., avee pf. conducteur. © Ed-
mond Léon Antréas, Angers, France,
as the author. R 4991, Aug. 24, 1929.
20
General Tanner’s march; by H. L.
Clarke; orch. © Herbert L. Clarke,
Long Beach, Calif., as the author.
R 4884, Aug. 24, 1929. 21
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Gondellied (Venetian barearolle) ; von
Carl Bohm, op. 358, no. 4; pf.
Jenny Bohm, Berlin-Wilmersdorf,
as the widow of the author. R 4744,
Aug. 8, 1929. 22
Gospel (The) story; words by Julia
Sterling, music by Ira D. Sankey.
© Grace Victoria Sankey, Northfield,
Mass., as the next of kin of the au-
thor of music, who is not living. R
4913, Aug. 28, 1929. 23
Gounod (Charles Francois) Naza-
reth; musie by Ch. Gounod, arr. by
W. W. Gilchrist; women’s voices;
pt. ace., 4 hands. © Anna R. Gil-
christ, Philadelphia, as the child of
the deceased author of the new mat-
ter. R 3809, May 6, 1929. 24
Grand (The) old ship of Zion; words
by Fanny J. Crosby, music by Ira
D. Sankey. © Grace Victoria San-
key, Northfield, Mass., as the next
of kin of the author of music, who
is not living. R 4922, Aug. 28, 1929.
25
Haelling (Jules) Prélude; grand
orgue. (In L’orgue moderne, 20°™®
livraison) © Jules Haelling, Rouen,
France, as the author. R 4983, Aug.
24, 1929. 26
He’ll wipe away all tears; words by
Fanny J. Crosby, music by Ira D.
Sankey. © Grace Victoria Sankey,
Northfield, Mass., as the next of kin
of the author of music, who is not
living. R 4911, Aug. 28, 1929. 27
He reigns evermore; words by Fanny
J. Crosby, music by Ira D. Sankey.
© Grace Victoria Sankey, North-
field, Mass., as the next of kin of
the author of music, who is not liv-
ing R 4908, Aug. 28, 1929. 28
He Who safely keepeth; words by
Lyman G. Cuyler, music by Ira D.
Sankey. © Grace Victoria Sankey,
Northfield, Mass., as the next of kin
of the author of music who is not
living. R 4925, Aug. 28, 1929. 29
Helping (A) hand; words by EH. E.
Williams, music by G. C. Stebbins.
© George C. Stebbins, Brooklyn, as
the author of music. R 4933, Aug.
28, 1929. 30
I come, O gracious Lord; words by
Fanny J. Crosby, music by Ira D.
Sankey. © Grace Victoria Sankey,
Northfield, Mass., as the next of kin
of the author of music who is not
living. R 4914, Aug. 28, 1929. 31
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
I’m wearing my heart away for you;
words and music by C. K. Harris.
© Chas. K. Harris, New York, as
the author. R 4894, Aug. 24, 1929.
32
Just next:door; words and music by
C. K. Harris. © Chas. K. Harris,
New York, as the author. R 4895,
Aug. 24, 1929. 33
Keep on the sunny side; words by
I. D. S., music by G. C. Stebbins. ©
George C. Stebbins, Brooklyn, as
the author of music. R 4931, Aug.
28, 1929. 34
King’s (The) escort; march, by F. H.
Losey; band. © Frank Hoyt Losey,
Hrie, Pa., as the author. R 4875,
Aug. 24, 1929. 35
Kwang Hsu; chinesischer marsch, von
P. Lincke; militarmusik. 1. Infan-
terie, klarinette direktion—2.
Cavallerie, kornet direktion. ©
Paul Lincke, Berlin, as the author
of the arrangement. R 4900, 4901,
Aug. 22, 1929. 36, 37
Lend a helping hand; words by Hben
EK. Rexford, music by Ira D. Sankey.
© Grace Victoria Sankey, North-
field, Mass., as the next of kin of
the author of music, who is not liv-
ing. R 4923, Aug. 28, 1929. 38
Let the blessed Saviour in; words by
Fanny J. Crosby, music by Ira D.
Sankey. © Grace Victoria Sankey,
Northfield, Mass., as the next of kin
of the author of music who is not
living. R 4926, Aug. 28, 1929. 39
Liebesweise (Love’s strain) ; von Car!
Bohm, op. 358, no. 3; pf. © Jenny
Bohm, Berlin-Wilmersdorf, as the
widow of the author. R 4743, Aug.
8, 1929. f 40
Lied der spinnerin (Song of the spin- -
ning maiden); von Carl Bohm, op.
358, no. 5; pf. © Jenny Bohm,
Berlin-Wilmersdorf, as the widow
of the author. R 4745, Aug. 8, 1929.
41
Life’s mirror; words anon., music by
G. C. Stebbins. © George C.
Stebbins, Brooklyn, as the author of
musie. R 4932, Aug. 28, 1929. 42
Lift them up; words by Wilson Meade,
music by I. Allan Sankey. © Grace
Victoria Sankey, Northfield, Mass.,
as the next of kin of the author of
music who is not living. R 4934,
Aug. 28, 1929. 43
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no. 9, 1929
RENEWALS
21904 (64)
Look not behind thee; words by
Fanny J. Crosby, music by Ira D.
Sankey. © Grace Victoria Sankey,
Northfield, Mass., as the next of kin
of the author of music, who is not
living. R 4921, Aug. 28, 1929. 44
Lord’s day hymn; words by Eben E.
Rexford, music by Ira D. Sankey.
© Grace Victoria Sankey, North-
field, Mass., as the next of kin of the
author of music, who is not living.
R 4924, Aug. 28, 1929. 45
Lysistrata; potpourri, musik von P.
Lincke; pf.,\ mit unterlegtem text.
© Paul Lincke, Berlin, as the
author of the arrangement of the
musie. R 4902, Aug, 22, 1929. 46
MacDowell (Edward Alexander) Of
salamanders; by Edward Mac-
Dowell, op. 61, no. 4; pf. © Marian
MacDowell, Peterborough, N. H., as
the widow of the author. R 3528,
May 13, 1929. 47
Mirchensang (Fairies song); von
Carl Bohm, op. 358, no. 2; pf. ©
Jenny Bohm, Berlin-Wilmersdorf, as
the widow of the author. R 4742,
Aug. 8, 1929. 48
Mein Thueringen; waltz by Eduard
Kiesler, arr. by A. Roth; orch. ©
Alfred Roth, Richmond Hill, N. Y.,
as the author of the arrangement.
R 4885, Aug. 24, 1929. 49
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Lud-
wig Felix) Fingal’s cave overture;
art, wy. 1... Tobanl;: orch. ©
Theo. Moses Tobani, Jackson
Heights, N. Y., as the author of the
arrangement. R 4873, Aug. 24,
1929. 5O
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Lud-
wig Felix) Midsummernight’s
dream; overture, arr. by T. M.
Tobani; orch. © Theo. Moses
Tobani, Jackson Heights, N. Y., as
the author of the arrangement. R
4888, Aug. 24, 1929. aL
Merry (The) postillion; coaching
earol, by Otto Langey, arr. by A.
Roth: orch. © Alfred Roth, Rich-
mond Hill, N. Y., as the author of the
arrangement. R 4879, Aug. 24,
1929. 52
O welcome hour of prayer; words by
John H. Yates, music by Ira’ D.
Sankey. © Grace Victoria Sankey,
Northfield, Mass., as the next of kin
of the author of music, who is not
living. R 4909, Aug. 28, 1929. 53
78419—29—_9
On Calvary: words by Eben E. Rex-
ford, music by Ira D. Sankey. ©
Grace Victoria Sankey, . Northfield,
Mass., as the next of kin of the
author of music who is not living.
R 4915, Aug. 28, 1929. 54
One offer of salvation; words by Ethel
P. Crowther, music by Ira D. San-
key. Grace Victoria Sankey,
Northfield, Mass., as the next of kin
of the author of music, who is not
living. R 4910, Aug. 28, 1929. 55
Plaisir d’été; par A. Lefort; violon
avec ace. de pf. © Augustin Le
fort, Paris, as the author. R 4989,
Aug. 24, 1929. 56
Primrose (The) waltz; by R. Jack-
son; pf. © Robert Jackson, San
Diego, Calif., as the author. R 4897,
Sept. 3, 1929. 57
Prolog (Prologue); von Carl Bohm,
op. 358, no. 1; pf. © Jenny Bohm,
Berlin-Wilmersdorf, as the widow of
the author. R 4741, Aug. 8,1929. 58
Retour au camp; marche, de E. L.
Antréas, op. 28; orch., avec pf. con-
ducteur. © Edmond Léon Antréas,
Angers, France, as the author. R
4998, Aug. 24, 1929. 59
Reverie; by W. Wolstenholme; organ;
in F. © William Wolstenholme,
London, as the author. R 4905, Aug.
31, 1929. 60
See, from Bethany advancing; words
by Dwight M. Pratt, music by G. C.
Stebbins. © George C. Stebbins,
Brooklyn, as the author of the music.
R 4919, Aug. 28, 1929. 61
Seerosen (Water-lilies); von J. BH.
Hummel, op. 482, arr. by Ferdinand
Meyer [pseud. of Charles P. Scott];
pf. © Maude Ladd Scott, Malden,
Mass., as the widow of the author
of the arrangement. R 4904, Aug.
31, 1929. 62
Serenade; by M. Moszkowski, arr. by
F. H. Losey; clarinet solo, with pf.
ace. © Frank Hoyt Losey, Erie,
Pa., as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 4883, Aug. 24, 1929. 63
Service (Le) religieuse; vingt-cing
piéces, par Ed. Missa; orgue-har-
monium. © Jeanne Barbant, veuve
de Edmond Missa, Paris, as the
widow of the author. R 4979, Aug.
24, 1929. 64.
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Song of the redeemed; words by Mrs.
Frank A. Breck, music by G. C.
Stebbins. © George C. Stebbins,
Brooklyn, as the author of the
musie. R 4920, Aug. 28, 1929. 65
Stand for the right; words by Wilson
Meade, music by I. Allan Sankey.
© Grace Victoria Sankey, Northfield,
Mass., as the next of kin of the au-
thor of music who is not living. R
4935, Aug. 28, 1929. 66
Sturm (Bernard) Marche; violin and
pf. © Bernard Sturm, Ann Arbor,
as the author. R 3592, May 17,
1929. 67
Sur l’eau; barcarolle, par A. Lefort;
2 violons avec acc. de pf. © Au-
gustin Lefort, Paris, as the author.
R 4985, Aug. 24, 1929. 68
Thanksgiving march; by R. Jackson.
pf. © Robert Jackson, San Diego,
Calif., as the author. R 4896, Sept.
3, 1929. 69
That certain party: words and music
by Bob Cole. © Dora Cole Norman,
West New Brighton, N. Y., and
Carriebel Cole Plummer, Chicago, as
the next of kin of the author who
is not living. R 4898, Aug. 27,
1929. 70
There is joy in my soul; words by
Wilson Mease, music by I. Allan
Sankey. © Grace Victoria Sankey,
Northfield, Mass., as the next of kin
of the author of music whe is not
living. R 4928, Aug. 28, 1929. 71
Traumerei (A song of fancy); von
Carl Bohm, op. 358, no. 6; pf. ©
Jenny Bohm, Berlin-Wilmersdorf, as
the widow of the author. R 4746,
Aug. 8, 1929. 72
Traité élémentaire de contrepoint et
de fugue; par E. Ratez. © Emile
Ratez, Lille, France, as the author.
R 4988, Aug. 24, 1929. 73
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. III, n. s., v. 24, no. 9, 1929
Wagner (Richard) Goetterdaemmer-
ung; fantasia, arr. by T. M. Tobani;
orch. © Theo. Moses Tobani, Jack-
son Heights, N. Y., as the author of
the arrangement. R 4889, Aug. 24,
1929. 74
Warbler’s farewell; characteristic, on
Tyrolean melodies, by T. M. Tobani.
1. Pf.—2. Band. © Theo. Moses To-
bani, Jackson Heights, N. Y., as the
author. R 4874, 4877, Aug. 24, 1929.
75, 76
Warbler’s farewell; on Tyrolean melo-
dies, arr. by T. M./Tobani; orch.
© Theo. Moses Tobani, Jackson
Heights, N. Y., as the author of the
arrangement. R 4882, Aug. 24,
1929. rie
Weihnachts oratorium; von Heinrich
Schiitz, bearb. u. erganst von Arnold
Ludwig Mendelssohn; soli, chor u.
orgel. Partitur. © Arnold Men-
delssohn, Darmstadt, Germany, as
the author of the arrangement. R
4907, Jan. 30, 1929. 78
What a friend we have; words by
Jos. Seriven, music by Ira D. San-
key. © Grace Victoria Sankey,
Northfield, Mass., as the next of kin
of the author of music who is not
living. R 4930, Aug. 28, 1929. 79
When the shadows flee away; words
by Julia Sterling, music by Ira D.
Sankey. © Grace Victoria Sankey,
Northfield, Mass., as the next of kin
of the author of the music who
is not living. R 4916, Aug. 28,
1929. 80
Work and pray; words by Julia Ster-
ling, music by Ira D. Sankey.
Grace Victoria Sankey, Northfield,
Mass., as the next of kin of the
author of music who is not living.
R 4912, Aug. 28, 1929. 81
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1929
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS).
Noticy.—When the nationality of the composer is not speeietey. stated in the title entry,
it is to be understood that he is a citizen of the United States.
"A festa ’e Mister Gio’; versi e musica
di F. Amodio; violino. © 1 ¢. Oct.
11, 1929; HE unp. 11920; Frank Amo-
dio, Brooklyn. 21965
A la luna y 4 ti; bolero sentimental,
letra y misica por H. “Torres.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Oct. 23, 1929; E unp. 12401; Heri-
berto Torres, New York. 21966
. A la luz de la luna; words and music
by A. Castro, of Mexico, domiciled
at Chicago. [Photostat] © 1 e¢.
Oct. 9, 1929; E unp. 11817; Ignacio
M. Valle, Chicago. 21967
A lu giampinu di lu munnu; words by
S. Miano, music by L. V. Pandolfini ;
B flat cornet. © 1c. Oct. 24, 1929;
E unp. 12493; Lucius V. Pandolfini,
Middletown, Conn. 21968
A meglia fronna ’e limone; Versi e
musica di R. Bellobuono, of Italy,
domiciled at. Brooklyn. © 1 ¢. Oct.
9, 1929; E unp. 11851; Raffaele Bel-
lobuone, Brooklyn. 21969:
A mignonne; bluette, von Eduard
Schiitt, op. 59, no. 1, bearb. von
Bernhard Egg, of Germany; small
orch. pts., with pf. or organ con-
ductor and violin 1 conductor. ©
nee. does tes Oct, oi B. Lor.
brao! N.- Simrock, 'G.. “mn.)-'b.> VER;
Berlin. 21970
Abbandonata (L’); versi e musica di
U. Neroni, of Italy, domiciled at
Philadelphia. © 1 c. Oct. 16, 1929;
E unp. 12066; Umberto Neroni, Phil-
adelphia. 21971
Abide with me; words by H. F. Lyte,
music by Gottfried H. Federlein;
mixed voices. 4to. © Aug. 7, 1929;
2 ¢c. Sept. 30; E pub. 9587; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 21972
Absence makes the heart grow fonder,
for somebody else; from Spring is
here, words by Sam Lewis and Joe
Young, music by Harry Warren. ©.
1 e. Oct. 18, 1929; E unp. 12172;
Remick music corp., New York.
21973
Ace of rythms [!]; melody by Jabbo
Smith. ©1c. Oct. 21, 1929; E unp.
12267; State Street music pub. co.,
ine., Chicago. 21974
Ace of U. S. A.; words and music by
Jean Bradley and Dolly Dike.
de eOcte 121929: BH, unp; 1190685
B. W. Large, Fresno, Calif. 21975
Acis et Galathée; amoroso, par Ed-
ouard Flament, of France, op. 58;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Aug. 28, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 26;
E for. 6982; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 21976
Actualités; pour film, par Darius Mil-
haud, of France; partition d’orch.
1. A Vexposition de la presse. [5
others] © June 3, 1929; 1c. July
30; E for. 6857; Universal edition,
a. g., Vienna. 21977
Adagio pathétique; for photo play, by
Arcady Dubensky, arr. by Walter C.
Schad; orch. pts., with pf. conductor.
© Aug. 9, 1929; 2c. Aug. 15; E pub.
9734; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
21978
Addo sta figlieme; versi di A. Ric-
ciardi, musica di L. Canoro. [Words
and melody only] © Oct. 2, 1929;
Bie Oct 4" KH '’pah.' 9697; Louis
Canoro & Alfonso ‘Ricciardi, New
York. 21979
Adelante; marcha, by Cirilo Rodri-
guez, of Mexico, domiciled at Chi-
cago; pf. [Photostat] © 1 ¢. Oct.
9, 1929; E unp. 11820; Ignacio M.
Valle, Chicago. 21980
Adieu (L’) supréme; paroles et mu-
sique par C. Chaussé. 4to. © Oct.
8, 1929; 2) c. Oct. 5; E pub. 9832;
Cordelia Chaussé, New Bedford,
Mass. 21981
After a million dreams; words by
Edgar Leslie, music by Walter Don-
aldson; pf. © 1 ¢ Oct. 29, 1929;
E unp. 12650; Donaldson, Douglas
& Gumble, inc., New York. 21982
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21983
~ pt. OT nS) ee
After business hours, that certain biz-
ness begins; from Sally, words by
Al. Dubin, music by Joe Burke; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Oct. 11, 1929;
2 ¢. Oct, 173: BE (pub. 10110 ae:
Harms co., New York. 21983
After you’ve gone; words and music
by -Creamer’ and Layton; pf. acc,
with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen.
E pub. 9825; Triangle music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 21984
Agachate el sombrerito ; letra y musica
de J. Afiez, of Colombia, domiciled
at New York. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1929;
E unp. 11965; Jorge Afiez, New
York. 21985
Agachate el sombrerito; torbellino,
palabras y musica de P. J. Valder-
ramma, of Colombia, domiciled at
New York; dos voces. © 1 «. Oct.
18, 1929; E unp. 12149; Pablo J.
Valderrama, New York. 21986
Agitato; for photo play, by A. Du-
bensky, arr. by Jan Vitolin, of Lat-
via, domiciled at New York; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. © Aug. 9,
1929; 2 c. Aug. 15; E pub. 9731;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 21987
Ah! love, believe; from Escapade,
words by Lawrence Eyre, music by
Mortimer Browning. © Oct. 11,
1929; 2 c. Oct. 16; E pub. 10143;
Harms, inc., New York.
Ah! to know; words by M. G. Mac-
Phee, music by E. R. Gifford. ©
Sept. 21, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 7; E pub.
9785; Matilda Gertrude MacPhee
and Edwin Richard Gifford, Spring-
field, Mass. 21989
Ah wed 300 pounds; words and music
by Speed Langworthy [pseud. of
N. B. Langworthy]; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Oct. 14, 1929; 2c. Oct. 17;
E pub. 10117; T. S. Denison & co.,
Chicago. 21990
Air de ballet; by Walter Spry; pf.
© Oct. 15, 1929; 2 « Oct. 17; E
pub. 10193; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 21991
Air (The) mail; words by G. BE. Ja-
cobs, music by B. M. Hale. © 1 «.
Oct. 7, 1929; E unp. 11730; G. E.
Jacobs, Fleming, Col. 21992
Air (The) parade; march, by M. A.
Beaurman, arr. by H. G. Gerrish;
band sc. © 1c. Oct. 22, 1929; B
unp. 12316; Marie Anna Beaurman,
Tacoma. 21993
© Oct..7, 1929; 2. Oet. 7;-
21988 |,
Ufu fg atopkhir Pus & fu (Akh inch
anoren manch yes) ; words and mu-
sic by H. Shamlian. [Words and
melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 18, 1929;
EK. unp. 12179; Hovsep Shamlian,
Union City, N. J.
Al pie de la colina; letra y musica
de L. Lianeza, of Spain, domiciled
at New York; pf. © 1«@ Sept. 28,
1929; HE unp. 12420; Luis Llaneza,
New York. 21995
Alabainy snow;
Billy Rose, music by Lee David, arr.
by Ed. Smalle; male quartet, unacce.
4to. © Oct. 8, 1929; 2 ce. Oct. 11;
E pub. 10078; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 21996
Alaska moon; waltz, by H. M. Stein-
baugh ; melody with pf. ace. ©1e.
Oct. 16, 1929; E unp. 12080; Helen
M. Steinbaugh, Birmingham, Mich.
21997
Album (The) of my dreams; fox trot,
words and music by Lou Davis and
Harold Arlen, arr. by Ed. Smalle;
male quartet, unace. 4to. © Oct. 8,
1929; 2 c. Oct. 11; E pub. 10088 ; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 21998
Alcoholic blues ; melody by Doe Dough-
erty. © 1c. Oct. 25, 1929; E unp.
12524; Southern music: pub. co., inc.,
New York. 21999
Aldona; words and music by M. Twa-
rowski; pf. © 1 e¢ Oct. 2, 1929;
FE ounp. 11569; Michael Twarowski,
Brooklyn. 22000
All depends dear on you; words and
music by Jean Bradley and Dolly
Dike. © 1: Oct. 12, 1929; E unp.
11970; B. W. Large, Fresno, Calif.
22001
All my heart this night rejoices;
Christmas carol anthem, 8 pt. cho.,
words by Paulus Gerhardt, tr. by
Catherine Winkworth, music by
Frederick Maxson; mixed voices, a
capella. 4to. © Oct. 15, 1929; 2c.
Oct. 17; E pub. 10178; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 22002
All my life I’ve been looking for some-
body just like you; words and music
by Abner Silver. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Oct. 18, 1929; E
unp. 12150; Gem music corp., New
York. 22003
All over you; waltz ballad, words and
music by A. Regal, arr. by Crozier.
© 1 ¢. Sept: 30, 1929; E unp. 11471;
Arthur Regal, Huntington Park,
Calif, 22004
1168
21994 ~
fox-trot, words by
no. 10, 1929
All quiet on the western front; words
and music by Mitchell Parish, Irv-
ing Mills and Billy James; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Sept. 30, 1929; 2 ¢.
Oct. 8; E pub. 9830; Mills music,
ine., New York. 22005
Alma mammy; from Sweetie, words
by George Marion, jr., music by
Richard A. Whiting; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Oct. 23, 1929; 2 ec. Oct.
25; E pub. 10365; Famous music
corp., New York. 22006
Alma mater; words and music by D.
Turlington; pf. ©1c. Oct. 28, 1929;
E unp. 12626; Dorothy Turlington,
Burgaw, N. C. 22007
Aloha oe; by Queen Liliuokalani, arr.,
ed. and phrased by Harold Bisen-
berg; for violin and pf., with 2d vio-
lin pt., or pf. solo. © Oct. 29, 1929;
2 c. Oct. 30; E pub. 10400; Harry
Perlberg music co., New York.
22008
Alone; words and music by S. Hyman.
[Words and melody only] ©1«e.
Oct. 11, 1929; E unp. 11930; Syd
Hyman, Brooklyn. 22009
Alpine suite; by Benna Moe, of Den-
mark, op. 12; organ. 1. Morning.
[3 others] ‘© Oct. 17, 1929; 2 c. Oct.
19; E pub. 10157; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 22010
America; my country ’tis of thee,
words by Samuel Francis Smith,
music by Henry Carey [and] The
Star-Spangled Banner; words by
Francis Seott Key, music by John
Stafford Smith; arr., ed. and phrased
by Harold Eisenberg; for violin and
pf., with 2d violin pt., or pf. solo.
© Oct. 29, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 30; E pub.
10397; Harry Perlberg music co.,
New York. 22011
American beauty rose; by K. A. Lent;
pe, ©). 1.e, Cet 29, 1929; E unp.
12718; Kathleen Amalia Lent, Brook-
lyn. 22012
Americans true;, words by A. G. O’Han-
lon, music by Luther A. Clark. ©
1 e. Oct. 1, 1929; E unp. 11488; An-
nie G. O’Hanlon, Savannah. 22013
Amigo, amigo; corrido, letra y mtsica
de C. Carrillo L., of Mexico, domi-
ciled at New York. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 7, 1929;
E unp. 11715; Carlos Carrillo L., New
York. 22014
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
22024
Amit a jazz-band jatszik .. .; fox-
trot, szévegét irta, Kalmar Tibor,
zenéjét szerzette, Hisemann Mihaly,
of Hungary. © Dec. 15, 1928; 1 ec.
Sept. 9, 1929; E for. 6931; Rdzsa-
vélgyi és tarsa, Budapest, Hungary.
22015
Amo (Ka) a ka la (Sunset glow) ;
by J. Vollmar; Hawaiian guit.,
with regular guit. ace. © Oct. 1,
1929; 2 ec. Oct. 4; E pub. 10034;
Jacob Vollmar, Rochester, N. Y.
22016
Amor y duda; vals, letra y musica de
F. L. Cabello; pf. © 1 e. Oct. 17,
1929; .E unp. 12129; Fernando L.
Cabello, Los Angeles. 22017
Amorita; Spanish love song, words
and music by A. Leonard and J.
Rosenson. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 5, 1929; E unp.
12602; Augustus Leonard and
Jeanette Rosenson, Everett, Mass.
22018
And only me knows why; words and
music by Harold Walden, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.
[Staff and tonie sol-fa notations]
© Oct. 8, 1929; 1c. Oct. 18; E for.
6896; Campbell, Connelly & co.,
ltd., London. 22019
And soon I’ll be in heaven with the
answer to my prayer; words and
musie by L. J. Kremer. [Words
and melody only] © 1 -e. Oct. 10,
1929; E unp. 11935; Lucian Joseph
Kremer, Oklahoma City. 22020
And the trees do moan; American
Christmas carol of the mountain
whites, arr. by Harvey Gaul; mixed
voices; pf. or organ ace. 4to. ©
Sept. 23, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 3; E pub.
9742; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
22021
Angel de amor; cancion serenata,
words and music by A. Castro, of
Mexico, domiciled at Chicago.
[Photostat] © 1 e¢. Oct. 9, 1929;
E unp. 11819; Ignacio M. Valle,
Chicago. 22022
Angel of love; waltz, words by C. H.
Munkelwitz, music by Louis Wan-
cura; ist violins © 1 ce. Oct. 4,°
1929: E ‘unp. 11682; Charles H.
Munkelwitz, Sayville, N. Y. 22023
Angelus; by Alfredo Squeo, op. 5;
violin. with pf. ace. © July 22,
1929; 2 e. Oct. 12; E pub. 9962;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
22024
1169
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22025
Anguish ; for: photo :play,. by William
Lowitz, arr. by Walter.C. Schad;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. © |
Aug. 9, 1929; 2 c. Aug.,15;, EH pub.
9736; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
22025
Another night within your arms;
words by Lou Davis, musie by J.
Fred Coots, arr. by ‘W. C. Linde-
-!marnn; pf. and ukelele ace. : © Oct.
> '18,'1929; 2 @ Oct. 19; Epub. 10209 ;
George & Arthur .Piantadosi, inc.,
‘New York. 22026
Any girl at all; words and music by
H. J.’ Cleary. [Photostat]) © 1 c.
Oct. 19, 1929; EK unp. 12237; Homer
' John Cleary, Marion, O. 22027
Any place in Dixie is home, sweet
home to me; words and ‘music by
Fred Rose; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Oct. 12, 1929; 2 e); Oct. 16; EH pub.
10107; T. S. Denison & co., Chicago.
22028
April- song; unison song, words by J.
H. Brittain, music by W. L. Smol-
don, of Great Britain. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Oct.
24, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 23; E for. 6918;
Novello & eo.,.1td., London. 22029
Aquarellen-walzer; worte von R. S.
Hoffmann, musik von Josef Strauss,
op. 258, frei bearb. von Wilhelm
Grosz, of Austria. © July 8, 1929;
1c. Aug. 29; HE for. 6871; Universal
edition, a. g., Vienna. 22030:
Are you tired of me? ballad, words by
L. Oliver, music by Samuel H.
Speck. New York. City, Frank
Harding. © Aug. 8, 1929; 2c. Sept.
24; E pub. 9657; Lillian Oliver,
Houston. 22031
Argentine dreams; words. by Max
Gartman, of Great Britain, music
by Elmo Russ; pf., banjulele banjo
and ukulele aces. . [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © July 10, 1929;
1c. Aug. 8; :E;:for,,,.6815,;., Keith,
Prowse & co., 1td., London. 22032
Arizona’ sunset and you; words and
music by M. J. Phillips. [Words
and melody only]. © 1c. Oct.. 24,
1929; E unp. 12489; Mary Joy Phil-
lips, Stony Point, N. Y. 220383
Armistice march; by M. Pomeroy, arr.
by Cliff’ Barnes; pf. © 1 ¢e. Oct.
31, 1929; E unp. 12738; Millicent
Pomeroy, South Euclid, O. 22034
Arsenal. (The) .at Springfield ; words
by Henry Longfellow, music by J.
Owen Jones, of Great Britain; 4-pt.
pt. 111; n. S., v. 24
- cho. of ten..and bass voices.'. Lon-
don, Rowland’s.. ©. Oct. 3, 1929;
1c. Oet. 12; E for. 6836; Solomon
Rowland, London. 22085
Art (The) of relaxation for the vio-
lin; by M. Lauro. bk. 1. ©1e
Oct. 12, 1929; E unp. 11981; Michael
Lauro, Brooklyn. 22036
AS, mother used to care for me; lyrics
by W.. Plantiko, music by Viola
Plantiko; pf. © 1.c. Oct. 24, 1929;
EK unp. 12609; William Plantiko,
Stevens Point, Wis. 22037
As pretty as a picture; words and mu-
sic by A. Vena. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Oct. 24, 1929; E unp.
12447; Andrew Vena, New. York: +
| 22038
As we used to do; lyrics and music by
W. J. Rexford. [Words and melody
only] © 1, Oct. 22, 1929; E unp.
12333; William’ Jess Rexford, Bay
Shore, N. Y. 22089
Ashmall (William E.) Thirty-three
original compositions for the organ.
© Sept. 30, 1929; 2 ¢. Oct. 7; HE pub.
10216; Wm. E. Ashmall & co., Bos-
ton. 22040
Ask daddy; humorous songs for ¢hil-
dren, lyrics by Herbert Swaffield,
music by Charles Ancliffe, of Great
Britain. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations] 1. Where does the wind
go? [5 others] © Aug. 22, 1929;
1 ec. Oct. 21; E for. 70836; Reynolds
& co., London. 22041
Asking; words and music by N. V.
Lawson. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 2t, '1929- "Ri inp. fae
Nelda Vanella Lawson, Oakland,
Calif. 22042
Assembly (The) in memory; words
and music by C. O. Pietzsch, arr.
by George Parrish. © 1 ¢. Oct. 8,
1929; E unp. 11768; Cornelius Otto
Pietzsch, East Bernard, Tex. 22043
At last I’m in love; from Red hot
rhythm, words and music by Walter
O’Keefe and Bobby Dolan.’ © Oct.
14, 1929; 2c. Oct. 16; E pub. 10221;
D Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 22044.
At last I’ve found a girl like mother ;
words by L. L. “Yost and Teddy
Bache, music by L. L. Yost. ©1-e¢.
Oct. 12, 1929; E unp. 11979; Leland
L. Yost, San Antonio. 22045
1170
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
22064
At last my dream has come true;
ballad, words by Mrs. Anson Sher-
man fi. e. F. Sherman], music by
Phil Starr. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Aug. 6, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
26; E pub. 9651; Florence Sherman,
Fayetteville, New York. 22046
At nesting time; words and music by
Al Cameron and Pete Bontsema;
pf., ukulele, ten. banjo, mandola,
guit., ete. ace. (Jn Special songs,
stories and jokes by Al and Pete)
© Sept. 9, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 17; E pub.
10134; Forster music publisher, inc.,
Chicago. 22047
At one with Thee; sacred song, words
by Frederick H. Martens, music by
A. Louis Scarmolin; med. voice. ©
Nov, 1,°4929: 2c. “Oct? 3l: "HB pub.
10443; H. W. Gray co., Chicago.
22048
At ten last night; words and music
by C. W. Hendricks and W. Schultz.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
Oct. 7, 1929; E unp. 11723; Clarence
W. Hendricks and Will Schultz,
Gordon, Neb. 22049
At twilight; words by Clifford P. Wil-
son, music by L. P. Kusche. © 1c.
Oct. 29, 1929; E unp. 12648; Lloyd
P. Kusche, Pasadena, Calif. 22050
Atamanka; polka, melody by H. Mika.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1929; E unp. 12204;
Edward Mika, Philadelphia. 22051
Atilla; Hungarian overture, by Gon-
dér Karoly, op. 43, arr. by Chas. J.
Roberts; band pts., with conductor.
4to. © June 21, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 12;
E pub. 9985; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 22052
Atwater Kent mid-week program;
musical signature, by Herbert C.
Sanford; pf. [Photostat] © 1.
Oct. 2, 1929; E unp. 11572; Atwater
Kent mfg. co., Philadelphia. 22053
Aus den augen, aus dem sinn...; aus
Ich betriig’ dich nur aus liebe, text
von Fritz Rotter, musik von Ralph
Erwin, of Austria. (Jn 6 haupt-
schlager) © June 10, 1929; 1 «¢.
July 16; E for. 6825; Drei masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 22054
Autumn; poem by Helen Knox, music
by Robert Huntington Terry. ©
Oct. 10, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 11; BH pub.
10071; G. Ricordi & co., ine., New
York. 22055
Autumn leaves whispering of yore;
words by W. Young, music by Ray
Hibbeler. © 1.¢. Oct, 31, 1929; H
unp. 12734; William Young, Detroit.
22056
Autumn sunset in the canyon; part-
song, words by Mona Modini Wood,
music by Elinor Remick Warren;
mixed voices. 4to. © Oct. 22, 1929;
2 ec. Oct. 23; E pub. 10291; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 22057
Ave Maria; by D. R. Ceunia, of Italy,
domiciled at Brooklyn; violin with
pf. acc. © 1 ce. Oct. 11, 1929; B
unp. 119382; Dick R[omeo] Ceunia,
Brooklyn. 22058
Ave Maria; English paraphrase by
Frederick Donovan, music by H. O.
Clint. © Oct. 3, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 7;
E pub. 9890; H. O’Reilly Clint co.,
Detroit. 22059
Ave Maria; words from liturgy of the
Roman Catholic church, music by
John Farnsworth; sop., alto ad lib.,
and organ. 4to. [Latin text] ©
Sept. 18, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 7; E pub.
9819; McLaughlin & Reilly co., Bos-
ton. 22060
Ave Maria; words from liturgy of the
Roman Catholic church, music by
Sister Cecilia Clare; sop. 1, 2, and
alto, or ten. 1, 2, and bass. 4to.
[Latin text] © Sept. 17, 1929; 2 ¢.
Oct. 7; E pub. 9816; McLaughlin &
Reilly co., Boston. 22061
Ave verum; words from liturgy of the
Roman Catholic church, music by
John Farnsworth; 4 mixed voices
and organ. 4to. [Latin text] ©
Sept. 21, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 7; E pub.
9815; McLaughlin & Reilly co., Bos-
ton. 22062
Awake, and sing full gladly; words
by Johann Rist, tr. by EH. P. Monroe,
music by Heinrich Scheidemann, ed.
by Carl F. Pfatteicher; mixed
voices. Copyright is based upon
new matter of C. F. Pfatteicher
namely, his interpretation repre-
sented in the legible notation there-
of contained in the copies filed. 4to.
© Aug. 6, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 12; E pub.
9936; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
= 22063
Awake, arise; poem by Alfred Tenny-
son, music by F. H. Seely. [Mimeo-
graph] ©1ce. Oct. 4, 1929; E unp.
11679; F. Howard Seely, San Fran-
ciseo. 22064
1171
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APA 2008 que... Chihuahua; can-
cion popular, letra de Casimiro T.
Pirrin y F. L. Cabello, musica de’
F. L. Cabello; pf. (Jn Mexican mu-
sic—Spanish music, album no. 1)
© Aug. 26, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 30; E
pub. 9846; Fernando L. Cabello, El
Paso. 22065
Babies; words and music by Benj.
Blane. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 24, 1929; BE unp. 12059;
Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., inc., New
York. 22066
Baby ; words and musie by C. Derksen.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 17, 1929; E unp, 12140;
Clemens Derksen, Hamilton, Ill.
22067
Baby girl; words and music by Doc
Dougherty and Doe Waiter. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 25,
1929; E unp. 12547; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. 22068
Baby, where have you been; words by
F.. Lopiccolo, music by J. Despenzzro.
New Orleans, La., Wm. J. Herbst.
© Oct. 30, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 30; E pub.
10418 ; Joseph Despenzzro and Frank
Lopiccolo, New Orleans. 22069
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Bach al-
bum for pianoforte; compiled and
ed. by M. Alice Butterfield. © Sept.
25, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 25; E pub. 9695;
Schroeder & Gunther, inc, New
York. 22070
— Benediction ; response, music arr.
by Philip Gordon; male voices; or-
gan ace. 4to. © Oct. 22, 1929; 2c.
Oct. 23; E pub. 10300; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 22071
Chorales; compiled and arr. by
David Blair McClosky; women’s
voices. © Oct. 21, 1929; 2 c. and aff.
Oct. 24; AA 27486; Riker, Brown &
Wellington, inc., Boston. 22072
Menuet in D minor; 2nd pf. pt. by
Frances Frothingham; 2 pfs. ©
Oct. 3, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 5; E pub. 9800;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
22073
Menuet in G@ major; 2nd pf. pt. by
Frances Frothingham; 2 pfs.
Oct. 3, 1929; 2 ce. Oct. 5; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 22074
Baci fatali; romanza, versi di Raffaele
Iannarelli, musica di A. Norelli, of
Italy, domiciled at Philadelphia. 4to.
[Words and melody only] © Sept.
30, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 11; E pub. 9917;
Armando Norelli, Philadelphia.
22075
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
Back to the Wabash valley ; words and
music by O. F. Palmer. © 1 ¢. Oct.
31, 1929; E unp. 12749; Otto Frank-
lin Palmer, Terre Haute, Ind. 22076
Bad baby; from Spring is here, words
by Sam Lewis and Joe Young, music
by Harry Warren. [Mimeograph]
© 1 ec. Oct. 9, 1929; E unp. 11827;
Remick music corp., New York.
22077
Balaian; words and music by H.
Shamlian. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1929; E unp. 12169;
Hovsep Shamlian, Union City, N. J.
22078
Balkan love song; by F. H. Quinn; pf.
© 1c. Oct. 17, 1929; E unp. 12135;
Frank Henry Quinn, Jamaica Plain,
Mass. 22079
Ballad (The) of life; musie se: by B.
L. Bradley; pf. [Photostat] ©
1 c. Oct. 9, 1929; E unp. 12356; Besse
Long Bradley, Carmel, Calif.
22080
Ballade der Louetta Frink; von Wal-
ter Goehr, of Germany, aus dem
amerikanischen liederbuch Pep, von
Lion Feuchtwanger; frauenstimme.
© July 23, 1929; 1 ce. Aug. 29; HE for.
6870; Universal edition, a. g., Vienna.
22081
Ballade des Herrn B. W. Smith; von
Walter Goehr, of Germany, aus dem
amerikanischen liederbuch Pep, von
Lion Feuchtwanger ; minnerstimme.
© July 23, 1929; 1 e. Aug. 29; E for.
6869 ; Universal edition, a. g., Vienna.
22082
Bambolina; gavotta, di Luigi Tosi, of
Italy; pf. © Oct. 1, 1929; 1 ce. Oct.
23; E for. 6946; A. & G. Carisch &
c., Milan. 22083
Bampton (Ruth) Ten Christmas car-
ols; arr. and simplified for young
players by R. Bampton; pf. Enl. and
rev. ed. © Oct. 17, 1929; 2 c. Oct.
18; E pub. 10159; Percy Ashdown,
Boston. 22084
Barearolle; floating along with you,
valse lente, by Virgilio Ranzato, of
Italy; pf. © July 8, 1929; 1 e. July
23; E for. 6821; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, ltd., London. 22085
Barnacle Bill the sailor number 3;
words and music by C. J. Robison
and Frank Luther. [Words and
melody only] © 1 e. Oct. 18, 1929;
E unp. 12180; Carson J. Robison,
New York. 22086
1172
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
Bayou (A) serenade; 4 pt. cho., words
by Ann Harvey, music by William
Lester; men’s voices. 4to. © June
11, 1929; 2 e. Oct. 12; E. pub. 9946;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 22087
Be good; words and music by H. J.
Cleary. [Photostat] © 1 ¢. Oct.
19, 1929; BE unp. 122388; Homer John
Cleary, Marion, O. 22088
Be not dismayed, thou little flock;
words by Johann Michael Altenburg,
tr. by Elizabeth Rundel Charles,
melody harmonized by Michael Prae-
torius, ed. by Carl F. Pfatteicher ;
mixed yoices. Copyright is based
upon new matter of C. F. Pfatteicher
namely, his interpretation represent-
ed in the legible notation thereof
contained in the copies filed. 4to.
© Aug. 6; 1929; 2 c. Oct. 12; E pub.
9933; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
22089
Bear down Pelham; from Sweetie,
words by George Marion, jr., music
by Richard A. Whiting; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Oct. 23, 1929; 2 c¢.
Oct. 25; E pub. 10368 ; Famous music
corp., New York. 22090
Beautiful virgin; overture, by K. H.
Burnham; violins 1, 2, cello, kettle-
drum and pf. Sc. ©1l1e Aug. 12,
1929; E unp. 11772; Katherine Hazel
Burnham, Philadelphia. 22091
Beautiful, wonderful eyes; words and
music by C. Chaplin, of England,
domiciled at Hollywood, Calif.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Oct. 1, 1929; E unp. 12027; Charles
Chaplin, Hollywood, Calif. 22092
Because; words and music by E. R.
Brooker. [Words and melody only]
© 1. Oet. 4, 1929; E unp. 11637;
Edward R. Brooker, Washington.
22093
Because I’d have you; words by Teyet
Ramar, music by T. Ramar and V.
Reiser. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ¢. Oct. 10, 1929; E unp. 11864;
Violet Reiser, New York. 22094
Because I love Him; words and music
by J. R. Baxter, jr. and H. W. Mur-
ray. [Words and melody only] ©
1 @. Gat. 25; 1929; 3 unp.. 12545;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 22095
Because I love you dear; words and
music by Vincent Richard [pseud. of
V. R. Del Tufo]; pf. © 1 ¢. Sept.
22106
30, 1929; E unp. 11506; Vincent
Richard Del Tufo, Newark, N. J.
22096
Because of fate; lyrics and music by
Marguerite DeVine. © 1c. Sept. 13,
1929; E unp. 11655; Marguerite De-
Vine Jewkes, Brooklyn. 22097
Because of you; words and music by
George Roberts; in A flat. © Oct.
45, 1929; 2.c. Oct. 17; 4 pub. 10195 ;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
22098
Because you love me baby; words and
music by Happy Cook [pseud. of
John Cook. Words and melody
only] ©1c. Oct. 25, 1929; E unp.
12549; Southern music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 22099
Because you smiled at me; lyric by
Lee Young, music by H. A. Shaw.
[Words and melody only] © 1«
Oct. 14, 1929; E unp. 11991; Harry
A. Shaw, Oregon City, Or. 22100
Becker (René L.) Eight benediction
hymns; words from liturgy of Cath-
olic church; two equal voices and
organ. 4to. © Sept. 17, 1929; 2c.
Oct. 7; E pub. 9810; McLaughlin &
Reilly co., Boston. 22101
Four motets; words from liturgy
of the Catholic church ; men’s voices.
1. Jesu dulcis memoria. [3 others]
© Sept. 17, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 7; E pub.
9814; McLaughlin & Reilly co.,
Boston. 22102
Bee (The); by Greta Gram, [and]
Apple blossoms; by Harriet Blake-
well; pf. © Oct. 11, 1929; 2 ¢. Oct.
11; E pub. 10017; Bendix pub. co.,
Lincoln, Neb. 22103
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Minuet in
G; arr. by Reginald Hunt, of Great
Britain; school orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Oct. 8, 1929;1¢
Oct. 21; E for. 7026; Boosey & co.,
Itd., London. 22104
Before the ending of the day; hymn-
anthem, music by Charles F. Waters,
of Great Britain; mixed voices; or-
gan ace. 4to. © Oct. 28, 1929; 1c.
Oct. 29; E for. 7074; Stainer & Bell,
Itd., London. 22105
Behind an old Spanish fan; from
Cameo Kirby, lyrics by Helen M.
Hyde, music by John D. Jensen. ©
1 ie, Octh.16,. 1929 np, 12115 ;
Fox film corp., New York. 22106
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22107
pt. IIT, n. 8., v. 24
a
Bella (La) bafiista; fox-trot, letra y
musica de F. L. Cabello; pf. (In
Mexican music-Spanish music, album
ne. 1) pO, Aue. 26, 19206 2c ae.
30: E pub. 9849; Fernando L. Ca-
bello, El Paso.
Beloved, ‘tis you;
Dear love, lyric by Dion Titheradge,
music by Haydn Wood, Joseph Tun-
bridge and Jack Waller, all of Great
Britain. .©' Oct. 21, 1929; 1c. Oct.
22; © for. 6967; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. 22108
Beneath your silken shawl; words by
Joseph McCarthy, music by Harry
Tierney; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Oct. 18, 1929; 2 ¢« Oct. 21; E pub.
10270; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
22109
Benedictus es, Domine; anthem, words
from the Bible, music by August
Halter; mixed voices. 4to. © Oct.
3, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 3; E pub. 9673;
Wm. A. Pond & co., New York.
22110
Benedictus es, Domine; music by Da-
vid McK. Williams; mixed voices ;
organ acc.; in E min, 4to. © Oct.
11, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 12; E pub. 9916;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 22111
Benedictus es, Domine; music by G.
Darlington Richards; mixed voices,
organ acc.; in F. 4to.. © Oct. 22,
1929; 2 ¢. Oct. 23; E pub. 103802;
H. W. Gray co., New York. , 22112
Benedictus es, Domine; music by My-
ron Boehm; mixed voices. 4to.
Oct. 8, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 11; E pub.
9911; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 22113
Berceuse [and] Réverie d’amour; by
César Cui, op. 50, nos. 5, 8, arr. by
Bernhard Egg, of Germany; small
orch. pts., with pf. or organ con-
ductor and violin 1 conductor. ©
Aug. 7, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 3; E for.
6790; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 22114
Beside an open. fireplace; words and
music by Paul Denniker and Will
Osborne; pf. and ukulele acc.
Oct. 30, 1929; 2 ce. Oct. 31; E pub.
10425; Santly bros., inc., New York.
22115
Beside the still waters; sacred solo,
words
Psalm] and music composed by
Mercia Lloyd Bateson [pseud. of M.
22107 |
serenade, from £:
[adapted from the 23rd
P. Graham] . Redditch, England,
Sealey & Duggins. © May 15, 1928;
2 ec. Oct. 12, 1929; E pub. 10087;
Mercy P. Graham, New York. 22116
Besos bajo la luna; letra de Adolfo
Utrera, musica de N. Menéndez, of
Cuba, domiciled at New York.
1 c. Oct. 9, 1929; E unp. 11856; Nilo
Menéndez, New York. 22117
Best pal on earth; words and music
by W. H. Rhoads; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct.
8, 1929; E unp. 11758; William
Hood Rhoads, New York. 22118
Beulah-boola; words and music by
N. H. Black. © 1 ¢. Oct. 30, 1929;
E unp. 12689; Nelms Henry Black,
New York. 22119
Bialy orzelt; mazur, melody by H.
Mika. ©1e. Sept. 14, 1929; E unp.
12200; Edward Mika, Philadelphia.
22120
Billie; words and music by Lynn
Cowan and Paul Titsworth ; pf. acc.,
with ukulele or banjulele banjo arr.
by May Singhi Breen. © Oct. 8,
1929; 2 ec. Oct. 9; E pub. 9867;
Davis, Coots & Engel, inc., New
York. 22121
Billie; words and music by Paul Tits-
worth and Lynn Cowan. [Words
and melody only] ©1c. Sept. 27,
1929; E unp. 11719; Davis, Coots &
Engel, inc., New York. 22122
Billy Jones and Ernie Hare, thank
you for that information; words by
Arthur Fields, music by F. Hall.
[Words and melody only] © 1c.
Oct. 8, 1929; E unp. 11757; Fred
Hall, New York. 22123
Bing bing; novelette, by Mel Kauf-
man, arr. by F. Henri Klickman;
orch. pts., with pf.-organ conduc-
tor. © Sept. 27, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
30; E pub. 9628; Robbins music
corp., New York. .. 22124
;
Biondina (La) nel giardino; versi e
musica di J. Riccelli, of Italy, domi-
ciled at Somerville, Mass. © 1 ec.
Oct. 9, 1929; E unp. 11848; Joseph
Riccelli, Somerville, Mass. 22125
Bird of fame; words by Mrs. Jay
Swartz, music by Phil Starr.
1c. Sept. 30, 1929; EH unp. 11512;
Ara Esther Swartz, Byron, Neb.
22126
Bitter sweet; selection, music by Noél
Coward, arr. by Guy Jones, of Great
1174
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS |
no. 10, 1929
Britain; orch. pts., with 1st violin
conductor. © Sept. 9, 1929; 1c.
Sept. 30; E for. 6765; Chappell &
co., 1td., London, 22127
Bitter sweet; valse from the musical
play, music by Noél Coward, arr. by
Max Irwin, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Aug. 6, 1929; 1 ec. Aug. 7; E for.
6822; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
22128
Bizet (Georges) Tunes from Car-
men; arr. by Maurice Jacobson, of
Great Britain; violin 1, 2, and cello,
with pf. acc. © July 22, 1929; 1c.
July 18; E for. 6753; J. Curwen &
sons, ltd., London. 22129
Black men blues; words and music by
Mary Johnson. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ce Oct. 21, 1929; E unp.
12266; State Street music pub. co.,
ine., Chicago. 22130
Blackbird (The); 2-pt. song, words
anon., music by Hthel Boyce, of
Great Britain; treble voices. 4to.
© Oct. 15, 1929; 1 ce. Oct. 17; B for.
6890; Novello & co., ltd., London.
22131
Blarney (The) stone; musical play,
bk. and lyrics by John MacDonagh,
music by F. Brase, of Germany.
1 e. Oct. 30, 1929; D.unp. 27608;
Fritz Brase, New York. 22132
Bleecker (J. W.) Two Christmas
carols; words by <A. Beatrice
Knowles. 1. Little Jesus baby.—2.
Christmas star. © Noy. 1, 1929;
2 c. Oct. 31; E pub. 10483; H. W.
Gray co., Chicago. 22133
Blessed are the dead; memorial an-
them for Armistice day etc., music
by Urquhart Cawley, of Great Brit-
ain; mixed voices, with pf. or organ
ace. 4to. © Oct. 1, 1929; 1c. Sept.
28; E for. 6838; J. Curwen &, sons,
ltd., London, 22134
Blessed be God; anthem, words from
the Bible,: music by John Winter
Thompson; mixed voices. 4to. ©
Oct. 15, 1929;':2 c.. Oct. 17; Epub.
10182; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 22135
Blest Bethlehem ; Sunday school servy-
ice, words by A. A. Payn and
others, music by Adam Geibel. 8vo.
© Oct. 16, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 30; E
pub, 10389; Hall-Mack eco., Philadel-
phia. 22136
Bloch (Ernest) Four episodes for
chamber orchestra. 1. Humoresque
22147
macabre. [8 others] © Oct. 5,
1929; 2 ec. Oct. 22; EH pub. 10217;
C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 22137
Blondy Sue; words and music by A.
Thibadeau. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Oct. 10, 1929; E unp.
11882; Anna Thibadeau, Milwaukee.
22138
Blue butterflies; scherzo, by Paul
Peronne [pseud. of Ernest Reeves],
of Great Britain; pf. © Aug. 26,
1929; 1 ce. Sept. 6; E for. 6806;
Walsh, Holmes & co., ltd., London.
22139
Blue butterfly; lyric and music by
Johnny Tucker and Joe Schuster;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Oct. 18,
1929; 2 e. Oct. 22; E pub. 10330;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
22140
Blue day go away; fox-trot, words
and music by T. Brewer and E. J.
Kilanoski. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Oct. 3, 1929; E unp.
11580; Ted Brewer and E. J. Kilan-
oski, New York. 22141
Blue days; words and music by P.
Brock. © 1c. Oct. 23, 1929; E unp.
12396; Pearl Brock, Chattanooga.
22142
Blue Hawaii; waltz, words and music
by Abel Baer, Irving Caesar and Ira
Schuster, arr. by Alfred J. Doyle;
male quartet, unace. 4to. © Oct.
Sig 2e 2C: Or, Pt: TH puy.. TOUS :
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 22143
Blue» moon. rag; words by Jimmy
Howard [i. e. J. P. Howard], music
by. Thomas Andrew Donnelly.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Oct. 21, 1929; E unp. 12337; Thomas
. A. Donnelly and James P, Howard,
Paterson. 22144
Blue step; from Harry Carroll’s revue,
words and music by Raymond
Klages, Jesse Greer, and Harry
Carroll. ..© Sept. 28, 1929;, 2. e.
Sept. 24; E pub. 9710; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
22145
Blue trombone stomp; fox-trot, melody
by C. Hayes. © 1c. Oct. 25, 1929;
E .unp. 12537; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 22146
Blue violet ; fox trot, words and music
by W. S. Travers; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Sept. 26, 1929; 2 ¢« Sept.
30; E pub. 9761; Walter 8. Travers,
Barhamsville, Va. 22147
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22148
Blue yodel no. 5; words and music
by Jimmie Rodgers; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Oct. 5, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 7;
E pub. 9828; ‘Southern music pub.
co., inec., New York. 22148
Bluey blues; words and music by V. V.
Hirt; pf. and ukulele ace. ©1«@
Oct. 15, 1929; E unp. 12028; Vera
Virginia Hirt, Los Angeles. 22149
Bobby Carey; fox-trot song, words
and music by C. F. Carey. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Aug.
380, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 4; E pub. 9797;
Charles F. Carey, Nekoosa, Wis.
22150
Boljesing (En) i solnedgang; words
by Granath and Landin, music by
Sylvain, of Sweden; pf. © Sept.
12, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 1; E for. 6747;
Edition Sylvain, Stockholm, Sweden.
22151
Bonnie Scotland; selection of Scotch
songs and dances, compiled and arr.
by Geo. D. Barnard; band pts., with
solo B flat cornet conductor. ©
Sept. 10, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 30; E pub.
9643; Charles L. Barnhouse, sr.,
Oskaloosa, Ia. 22152
Book (The) of God; words by W. H.
Pike, music by H. G. Tovey. ©
Sept. 1, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 19; E pub.
10236; Herbert G. Tovey, EHagle
Rock, Calif. 22153
Boosey’s military journal, 158th se-
ries, no. 4; by Earle Brigham, of
Great Britain; full military band
pts. Xylophobia. [1 other]
Sept. 3, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 27; E for.
6776; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
22154
Bootlegger’s (The) dream of home;
words and music by Roy Harvey.
© 1e. Oct. 26, 1929; E unp. 12723;
Columbia: phonograph co., ine., New
York. 22155
Boss Trombone, he’s de head man;
novelty march, by Henry Fillmore;
orch. pts. 4to. © Aug. 17, 1929;
2 c. Sept. 23; E pub. 9998; Fillmore
bros. co., Cincinnati. 22156
Bostelmann (Ida) Intermezzo; pf.
© July 5, 1929; 2 ce. Sept. 13; E pub.
9922; Edwin F. Kalmus, inec., New
York. 22157
Boy (The) in blue; waltz, lyrics and
music by S. Hamblen. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 25, 1929;
E unp. 12513; Southern music pub.
eo., inc., New York. 22158
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
Boy ©’ mine; words by B. H. Liggan,
music by C. T. Weatherly. © 1.
Oct. 1, 1929; E unp. 11541; Bessie
- Hamilton Liggan, Bristol, Va., and
Charmian Thomas Weatherly, Bris-
tol, Tenn. 22159
Bozzetto campestre; di Giovanni Ri-
naldi, op. 29, trascrizione di Illumi-
nato Culotta, of Italy; orchestrina
parti, con pf.-conduttore e violino-
conduttore. 4to. © Oct. 23, 1929;
1c. Oct. 24; E for. 6970; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 4 22160
Brahms (Johannes) Brahmsiana ;
eycle of choral songs by Louis Vic-
tor Saar, on the valses of Johannes
Brahms, op. 39, verses by George
Hlliston; sop. 1, 2,. and alto. 4to.
© Sept. 20, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 3; E pub.
9755; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
22161
—— Intermezzo; op. 117, no. 1, bearb.
von Bernhard Egg, of Germany;
kleines orch. stimmen, mit pf. o.
organ direction u. violino 1 direc-
tion. © Aug. 7, 1929; 1 e. Oct. 3;
E for. 6791; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 22162
Lullaby, by Brahms, op. 49, no. 4,
arr. by Henry Geehl, of Great Brit-
ain; quartet of mixed voices. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Oct.
17, 1929; 1 ec. Oct..18; E for. 6900;
Edwin Ashdown, Itd., London.
22163
Bread of the world; anthem or re-
sponse for communion service, 4-pt.
cho., words by Reginald Heber, mu-
sic by Vernon Eyille; mixed voices,
with organ ace. 4to. © July 1,
1929;..2 .c Oct:.11; BE pub. 9925;
Harold Flammer, inc., New York.
22164
Bread of the world in mercy broken ;
words by Reginald Heber, melody
and setting by Claude Goudimel, ed.
by Carl F. Pfatteicher; mixed
voices. Copyright is based upon new
matter of C. F. Pfatteicher, namely,
his interpertation represented in the
legible notation thereof contained in
the copies filed. 4to. © Aug. 6,
1929; 2 c. Oct. 12; E pub. 9930; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 22165
Broadway blues; words and music by
Benj. L. Blane. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Sept. 24, 1929; E unp.
12060; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine.,
New York. 22166
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22188
Broadway, I’m coming back to you;
words and music by J. C. F. Biglin.
© 1e. Oct. 16, 1929; E unp. 12146;
Joseph C. F. Biglin, Brooklyn.
22167
Broken heart; words and music by E.
Holyoake, of Canada. © 1 e. Oct.
28, 1929; E unp. 12619; Edith Hol-
yoake, Ont., Canada. 22168
Brother Cain struck Abel; words and
music by W. W. Coleman. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Oct. 25,
1929; E unp. 12535; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. 22169
Bubbling over; march, by Geo. D.
Steck; band pts. 4to. © Oct. 3,
1929 ; 2 e. Oct. 5; E pub. 9740; F. C.
Menges, Cleveland. 22170
Bullfrog moan; melody by Lonnie
Johnson and Willie Dunn. © 1 ©¢.
Oct. 14, 1929; E unp. 12018; Ed.
Lang, New York. PAC
Bundle (A) of southern sunshine;
words and music by Sunny Clapp.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Oct. 8, 1929; E unp. 11940; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
22172
Burglar (The); by Reginald Foort
and R. H. Hunt, both of Great Brit-
ain; oreh. pts., with pf.-conductor.
4to. © Sept. 24, 1929; 1¢. Oct. 4; E
for. 7062; Hawkes & son (London),
Itd., London. 22173
But I have a dandy car; words and
melody by M. N. Lando, harmonized
by Ernest Douglas. © Oct. 19, 1929;
2 e. Oct. 19; E pub. 10211; Maximil-
lian Nandor Lando, Los Angeles.
22174
But yesterday ...; words by George
Barlow, music by Greville Cooke, of
Great Britain. © Sept. 17, 1929;
1 e. Sept. 30; E for. 6757; Joseph
Williams, ltd., London. 22175
Butterfly (The) follows the candle
(Le papillon suit la chandelle) ;
French Canadian folk song, words
anon., English words by David Ste-
vens, music arr. by M. Wood Hill;
treble voices. 4to. © Sept. 28,
1929; 2 c. Oct. 14; E pub. 10205;
C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 22176
By the dreamy shores of Hawaii;
lyrics by Pat Ballard [pseud. of
Francis Drake Ballard], music by
Keith McLeod and Paul Van Loan.
[Words and melody only] © 1c.
83588—30—2
Oct. 2, 1929; E unp. 11554; Santly
bros., ine., New York. 22177
By the honeysuckle vine; words by
Austin Carey, musie by B. Miller.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Oct. 5, 1929; E unp. 11707; Bob Mil-
ler, New York. 22178
Cc. & O. excursion; words and music
by F. Hutchison. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Oct. 21, 1929; EB
unp. 12295; Frank Hutchison, Big
Creek, W. Va. 22179
C’est Naples; one step, par Edoardo
Gareri, of Italy, arr. par E. Bervily,
of France; orch. parties, avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Aug. 28, 1929;
1 ec. Oct. 26; E for. 6986; Editions
Max Eschig, Paris. 22180
C’est pas grand chose, mais ca vaut
mieux que rien; words by Ray-
mond Fontenay, music by Georges
Maurice, of France, domiciled at
San Francisco. © 1 ¢. Oct. 14, 1929;
E unp. 11988; J. Maurice Rouyer,
San Francisco. 22181
Cafona-cafo . . .; versi di Antonio Pa-
risi, musica di A. Matrisciani.
[Words and melody only] ©1«..
Oct. 1, 1929; E unp. 11478; Ada
Matrisciani, Brooklyn. 22182
Cake eater’s ball; from Kid boots,
words by Joseph McCarthy, music by
Harry Tierney. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Sept. 4, 1929; E unp.
12254; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
22183
Cal. Christian fight song; words and
music by V. R. Harlan. © 124
Oct. 11, 1929; E unp. 11927; Vaughan
Reese Harlan, Los Angeles. 22184
California (A) lullaby ; words and mu-
sie by Annie Cowan Sangster. ©
2 e.. Oct: 26, 1929: Ei cmp) Wares
Douglas Homer Sangster, San Fran-
cisco. 22185
Caliph (The) of Bagdad; by Berenice
Benson Bentley; pf. © Sept. 30,
1929; 2c. Oct. 2; E pub. 9627; Clay-
ton F. Summy co., Chicago. 22186
Call a Checker cab; words and music
by C. Rosoff and Wm. C. Duncan; pf.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 22, 1929; E unp. 12336;
Charles Rosoff, New York. 22187
Call me to arms; words by Howard
Johnson, music by Louis Alter. ©
1 ec. Oct. 29, 1929; E unp. 12671;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 22188
STTT
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22189
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
Call of the Orient; by W. L. Trytel,
--arr. by Hubert Bath, both of Great
Britain; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor and 1st violin conductor. 4to.
© July 10, 1929; 1 ec. July 8; E for.
6812; Meyer de Wolfe, London.
22189
Calla; letra y mUsica de Maria Grever.
[Words and melody only] © 1le«
Oct. 7, 1929; EH unp. 11729; Southern
music pub. co., inec., New York.
22190
Calling you back again; words by L.
Miller, music by Chester Escher ; 1st
violin. © 1. Oct. 12, 1929; E unp.
11949; Laurel Miller, Haines, Alaska.
22191
Can it be true; words and music by
J. Day. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1929; HE
unp. 11791; June Day, Philadelphia.
22192
Can it be true, that I’ve really found
someone like you; words by Pat Bal-
lard [pseud. of F. D. Ballard], mu-
sic by Tom Waring. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 24, 1929;
EH unp. 12481; Francis Drake Bal-
lard, New York. 221938
Cancion de Mayo; paso- doble, letra
y musica por H. Torres. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 23,
1929; E unp. 12402; Heriberto Tor-
res, New York. 22194
Can’t be bothered with no-one but you;
words by Charles Tobias, music by
Harold Arlen. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Aug. 1, 1929; E unp.
11798; George & Arthur Piantadosi,
ine., New York. 22195
Can’t eat—can’t sleep—love you ; words
by D. Ware, music by F. Eldridge.
[Words and melody only] © lic.
Oct. 18, 1929; E unp. 12153; Floyd
Hidridge and Darrell Ware, Evans-
ton, Ill. 22196
Can’t you forgive, can’t you forget?
words by E. Benson, music by. Phil
Starr. [Words and melody only]
© 1. Oct. 18, 1929; E unp. 12162;
Edna Benson, Newark, N. J. 22197
Can’t you hear me call; words by C.
W. Wilkinson, music by C. W. Wil-
kinson and Lawrence Mann. © 1c.
Oct. 22, 1929; E unp. 12720; Charles
Walter Wilkinson, Richmond.
22198
Canticum fratis solis; words by St.
Francis of Assisi, modern Italian
version by Gino Perera, music by
Charles Martin Loeffler; voice and
chamber orch. Se. © Oct. 30, 1929;
2c. Oct. 31; E pub. 10445; Library
of Congress, Washington. 22199
Canto dei fasci all’estero; -versi di C,
Bussone, musica di Giovanni Ingen-
ito; pf. © Oct. 15, 1929: 2 eager:
17; E pub. 10131; Carmine Bussone,
Brooklyn. 22200
Canzone (La) del piccolo spazzacam-
ino; di Luigi Tosi, of Italy; pf. ©
Oct. 1, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 23; E for. 6947;
A. & G. Carisch & ¢@, Milan. 22201
Care free; by Gladys Adamson, of
Great Britain; pf. © Oct. 25, 1929;
1 ec. Oct. 80; E for. 7025; Banks &
son, York, England. » 22202
Carol of the birds; Basque carol, arr.
and harmonized by Paul John Weay-
er; men’s voices. 4to. © Oct. 5,
1929; 2 c. Oct. 7; E pub. 9809; Wil-
lis music co., New York. 22203
Carol of the flowers; old Basque mel-
ody, arr. by Paul John Weaver;
men’s voices. 4to. © Sept. 20, 1929;
2c. Oct. 3; H pub. 9756; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. 22204
Cascades (The); polka brilliant, by
Clay Smith; solo or duet for various
wind instruments, with pf. ace.
July 24, 1929,, 2 ©. Octi123, Hopub
9977; Carl Fischer, inec., New York.
22205
Castillion [!] Rose; lyrics and music
by Marguerite DeVine. [Photostat]
© 1c. Aug. 15, 1929; E unp. 11741;
Marguerite DeVine Jewkes, Brook-
lyn. 22206
‘Cause I’m meant for you; words and
musie by L. Hawk. © 1 @: Oct. 22,
1929; EK unp. 12323; Leonard Hawk,
San Francisco. 22207
Cavatina e gayotta; dalla Serenata per
cinque strumenti, trascrizione per
violino e pf. dell’ autore Alfredo
Casella, of Italy. © June 5, 1929;
1 ce. July 30; EH for. 6853; Universal
edition, a. g., Vienna. 22208
Geské pisné a tance; by Jaromir Wein-
berger, of Czechoslovakia, rev. by
Antonin Modr; violin and pf. nos.
1-6. © ‘July 8; 18, 19%''d) © ‘each
Aug. 29; E for. 6874-6879; Universal
edition, a. g., Vienna. 22209-22214
Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stéphanie)
L’anneau d’argent; rondel, transcrip-
tion pour violon ou violoncelle et pf.
par l’auteur C. Chaminade, of France.
© Oct. 11, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 21; B for.
7041; Enoch & cie., Paris. 22215
1178
7
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
—Searf dance; by Cécile Chamin-
ade, arr. by W. F. Ambrosio [pseud.
of Gustav Saenger]; 4 violins with
pf. ace. Se. © July 29, 1929; 2 «.
Oct. 12; E pub. 9954; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 22216
Changing moods; capriccietto, by Fran-
eesco Berger, of Great Britain; pf.
© Sept. 24, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 11; E for.
7044; Schott & co., ltd., London.
; 22217
Charm for slumber; part-song, words
by Jessica Nelson North, music by
Julia Rockwell; women’s voices.
ato. ©) Oct. 22, 1929: 2 ce. Oct. 23;
E pub. 10295; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 22218
Charming (The) little girl of love;
words and music by O. Salvaty.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Oct. 10, 1929; E unp. 11881; Oldrick
Salvaty, Brooklyn. 22219
Charras tapatias; cancion mexicana,
letra de F. L. Cabello y Casimiro T.,
Pirrin, musica de F. L. Cabello; pf.
(In Mexican music—Spanish music,
album no.1) © Aug. 26, 1929; 2c.
Aug. 30; E pub. 9844; Fernando L.
Cabello, El Paso. 22220
Chasing the blues away; words and
music by W. O. Milton, jr., arr. by
F. P. Drohan. [Photostat] ©1c.
Oct. 23,1929; E unp. 12378 ; William
Oliver Milton, jr., Jacksonville, Fla.
ye
Chce skosztowa¢é; oberek, words and
music by J. Wyskowski. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Oct. 7,
1929; E unp. 11721; John Wyskow-
ski, Omaha, Neb. yj dradepd
Cheated ; words by H. Hopkins, music
by’ Luther A. Clark.
1929;-.2 e..Oct. 125 H.pub. .10080,;
Harry Hopkins, Canon City, Col.
22223
Cheer for the red and black; words
by Beverly Kelley, music by Dale
Bartholomew. © Oct. 11, 1929; 2 «.
Oct. 11; E pub. 10025; Ohio Wes-
leyan alumni assn., Delaware, O.
22224
Cheerful (The) rogue; by Reginald
Foort and R. H. Hunt, both of Great
Britain; orch. pts., with pf.-conduc-
tor. 4to.. © Sept. 24, 1929; 1 «.
Oct. 4; E for. 7065; Hawkes & son
(London) Itd., London. 22225
Cheering; words and music by Vivian
M. Lewis. (Jn Montana song book)
© June 7, 1929; 2 c. June 15; E pub.
@VOct 11,4
22236
9989; Associated students of the
University of Montana, Missoula,
Mont. 222296
Cherry blossoms; by E. L. Ashford;
pe © Oct. 15,. 1929-52 6. Oc ie;
E pub. 10189; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 22227
Cherry (The) tree; words by Ralph
Culnan, music by Robert Braine.
1. High voice, in G@ flat.—2. Low
voice, in E flat. © Sept. 27, 1929;
2c. each Oct. 3; E pub. 9759; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 22228
Chick, chick, chicken! words and music
by Speed Langworthy ['pseud. of
N. B. Langworthy]; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Oct. 14, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 17;
E pub. 10116; T. 8S. Denison & Co.,
Chicago. 22229
Childhood days; words by W. A. Gard-
ner, music by Phil Starr. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Sept. 17,
1929 3 2, c=" Oct, 4: Ei. pub. Sse
Wincie Alletta Gardner, Kalamazoo,
Mich. 22230
Children’s (The) marching song;
words and music by H. Grant; pf.
[Blue-print] © 1c. Oct. 31, 1929;
E unp. 12736; Hubert Grant, East
Providence, R. I. 22231
Child’s (A) year in song; words by
Dorothy Blatter and others, music
by Emily H. Sitzer. © Sept. 26,
1929; 2 c.. Sept. 30; E pub. 9634;
Georgie E. Sitzer, Albion, Neb.
Dean
Chimes of St. Johns; by Richard Sted-
man; pf. duet. © Oct. 11, 1929;
2c. Oct. 11; E pub. 10018; Bendix
pub. co., Lincoln, Neb. 22233
Chimes (The) of St. Mark; by An-
tonio Russolo, of Italy; organ. obl.
avo. (©) Oct., °1,-1929*) 2 rt." Geta -
EK pub. 9904; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 22234
Chinita poblana ; cancion popular, letra
y musica de F. L. Cabello; pf. (In
Mexican music—Spanish music, al-
bum no. 1) © Aug. 26, 1929; 2 ec.
Aug. 30; E pub. 9850; Fernando L.
Cabello, El Paso. 22235
Choo-choo train; fox trot, words and
music by F. 8S. Gag. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Oct. 14, 1929;
E unp. 12001; Flavia Salome Gag,
Minneapolis. 22236
1179
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22237
Christ be with me; words from St.
Patrick’s breastplate, music by H. T.
Burleigh ; mixed voices. 4to. © Oct.
26, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 28; E pub. 103884 ;
G. Ricordi & co., inc., New York.
22237
Christmas babe; carol anthem, text by
Anna Beals Phipps, music by W. A.
Goldsworthy ; mixed voices, with or-
gan ace. 4to. © Oct. 18, 1929; 2 ¢.
Oct. 19; E pub. 10276; G. Ricordi &
co., inc., New York. 22238
Christmas carol; words and music by
J. S. Lewis; mixed voices. © Oct.
16, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 21; E pub. 10245;
J. Sidney Lewis, San Francisco.
22239
Christmas classics, no. 15; composi-
tions of the masters arr. for Sunday
schools, words by A. A. Payn and
others, music by Alfred Judson, J.
Lincoln Hall and others. §8vo.
Oct. 16, 1929; 2 e. Oct. 30; E pub.
103887; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia.
22240
Christmas (A) cradle-song; words by
Ivan Prokoff, English tr. by Ferdi-
nand Kremer, music by Alexine Pro-
koff; in E flat. New York, N. Y.,
Chappell-Harms, inc. © Oct. 11,
1929; .2.¢. Oct. 12; E pub. 101387;
Harms, ine. New York. 22241
Christmas (A) diptych; without, mu-
sic by Sydney Thomson; mixed
voices. 4to. © Oct. 17, 1929; 2 ¢.
Oct. 17; E pub. 10121; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 22242
Christmas helper no. 17; recitations
and exercises by Emily Donaghy and
others, with songs, music by Adam
Geibel and others. © Oct. 16 ,1929;
2 ¢c. and..aff. Oct. .29; AA 27622;
Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia. 22243
Christmas (A) hymn; poem by Eugene
Field, music by H. S. Miller. Chi-
cago, Il., Gamble hinged music co.
© Oct. 21, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 24; E pub.
10318; Hilda S. Miller, Evanston,
Ill. 22244
Christmas (A) lullaby; words anon.,
tr. from the French, music by W.
R. Voris; boy’s or women’s voices.
4to. © Oct. 23, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 25;
E pub. 10335; Clayton F. Summy
co., Chicago. 22245
Christmas melodies by the fireside; se-
lection of seasonable tunes and
songs, arr. by Stephen Forbes, of
Great Britain; pf. © Oct. 18, 1929;
1 c. Oct. 22; E for. 6975; Cecil Len-
nox, ltd., London. 22246
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
Christmas song; words and music by
Basil Adlam and G. G. Davis.
12mo. © Oct. 11, 1929; 2 ec. Oct.
15; E pub. 10055; George Gibson
Davis, San Francisco. 22247
Christmas (The) song; words by Ira
B. Wilson, music by Adolphe Adam,
arr. by Ira B .Wilson. 1. Sop. and
alto.—Sop. and ten.—2. High voice,
in E flat.—Low voice, in B flat.-
Med. voice, in D flat. © Aug. 24,
1929; 2 ec. each Sept. 30; E pub
9605, 9606; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton,
O. 29948, 22249:
Church (The) upon the hill; fox-trot
song, words and music by Haven
Gillespie and Little Jack Little; pf.
and ukulele or banjulele banjo acc.
© Oct. 7, 1929; 2 ¢. Oct. 9; E pub.
10008 ; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
22250
Ciel d’azur; par Rodolphe Hermann,
of France; orch. parties, avec pf
conducteur. 4to. © Aug. 28, 1929;
1c. Oct. 26; E for. 6987; Editions
Max HEschig, Paris. 22251
Cigarette ; from The silver swan, lyric
by Wm. S. Brady, music by H. Mau-
rice Jacquet, arr. by Frank E.
Barry ; fox-trot orch. pts. © Oct. 7,
1929; 2 ec. Oct. 9; E pub. 10010;
Leo Feist, ine., New York. 22252
Circus day; operetta, bk. and lyrics by
Caroline Boalt Lorenz, music by
John §. Fearis. 4to. © Sept. 28,
1929; 2 ce. Oct. 19; D pub. 27597;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 22253
Clarita; words by G. Blackburn, mu-
sic by Chester Escher; 1st violin. ©
1c Oct. 12, 1929; E unp. 11946;
George Blackburn, Portland, Me.
22254
Classic album for guitar; transcrip-
tions by V. O. Bickford, op. 124. v. 1.
Los Angeles, Calif., American guitar
society. © Nov. 14, 1929; 2 ¢c. Nov.
19; aff. Nov. 20; AA 28542; Vahdah
Olcott Bickford, Los Angeles.
22255.
Fantasia; poesia
di Giovanni Marradi, version fran-
caise de L. de Morsier, deutsche
uebersetzung von A. Briiggemann,
musica di P. Clausetti, of Italy. ©
Aug. 7, 1929; 1 ec. Aug. 9; E for.
6816; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 22256
Clef club stomp; slow fox-trot, melody
by C.. Hayes. © 1. Oct. 25, 1929;
E unp. 12538; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 22257
Clausetti (Pierto)
1180
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
“no. 10, 1929
Climbing up the hill; fox-trot, words
by Harry Kelly, music by H. Ob-
linger. [Chords, single staff] ©
1 ec. Oct. 29, 1929; E unp. 12674;
Harry Oblinger, San Francisco.
Cloudy skies; sunshine for you and
me; words and musiec by H. N. Ray-
mond; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
May Singhi Breen. New York, Ray-
mond music ¢co., ine. © Oct. 7, 1929;
2c. Oct. 7; E pub. 9823; Harold N.
Raymond, New York. 22259
Clover (The) field; words and music
by Theodore Stearns; high voice.
© Sept. 10, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 12; E
pub. 9969; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 22260
Clutching at shadows; from Cape
Cod follies, words by Seymour Mor-
ris, music by Alexander Fogarty ; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Oct. 4, 1929; 2c.
Oct. 9; E pub. 10075; Shubert thea-
tre corp., New York. 22261
Coeur aS; ouverture zur oper, von Ed-
uard Kiinneke, of Germany, arr. von
Emil Bauer, of Austria; small orch.
pts., with pf. direction and violino 1
direction. © June 27, 1929; 1.
July 30; E for. 6863; Universal edi-
tion, a. g., Vienna. 22262
Coff-coff-coffee pot ; words by Harcourt
Strange, music by H. D. Cole.
[Words and melody only. Photo-
stat] © 1c. Aug. 1, 1929; E unp.
11776; Harry D. Cole and Thaddeus
Harcourt Strange, Mount Vernon,
a. oT: 22263
Coffee; words and musie by G. Horth.
[Words and melody only. Photo-
stat] ©1. Oct. 28, 1929; E unp.
12621; George Horth, Buffalo.
22264
Cohens and Kellys, they’re in Scotland
now; lyric by Paul Reynolds, music
by Clarence Williams. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Oct. 16, 1929;
E unp. 12067 ; Clarence Williams mu-
sic pub. co., inc., New York. 22265
Cold penitentiary blues; lyrics and
music by B. F. Shelton. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 25, 1929;
E unp. 12509; Southern music pub.
co., inec., New York. 22266
Colére des Pharisiens; furioso, par
Edouard Flament, of France, op. 85;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Aug. 28, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 26;
E for. 6984; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 22267
22276
Collection of original songs; lyrics by
J. Seitman, music by B. Shafto.
[Words and melodies only] ©1e.
Oct. 11, 1929; BE unp. 12366; Joe Seit-
man and Bob Shafto, Brooklyn.
words by Harcourt
Strange, music by H. D. Cole
[Words and melody only. Photo-
stat] © 1c. Aug. 1, 1929; E unp.
11780; Harry D. Cole and Thaddeus
Harcourt Strange, Mount Vernon,
a oe 22269
Collins (John Henn) Two songs;
words by J. H. Collins and W. B.
Yeats, music by J. H. Collins, of
Great Britain. Mirage. [1 other]
Aust 15 1929". 1... Ocf. 142-8)
for. 6851; Oxford university press,
London. 22270
Colorado; words by Betty Morrison
[i. e. B. M. Hawk], music by Jappie
Judd [pseud. of Alice I. Judd.
Words and melody only] ©1«.
June 11, 1929; E unp. 11658; Betty
Morrison Hawk, Brooklyn. Deel L
Colorado golden sunshine; words and
music by M. Lontus. © 1 ¢. Oct. 9,
1929; E unp. 11849; Mina Lontus,
Denver. 22272
Come back to me, dear sweetheart
Marie; words and music by S. J.
Love. [Words and melody only]
©1e¢ Oct. 4, 1929; E unp. 11610;
Samuel J. Love, New Albany, Ind.
22273
Come back to me love; words and
music by M. E. Chidsey. © 1c. Oct.
3, 1929; E unp. 11649; Mary Eliza-
beth Chidsey, Stamford, Conn.
22274
Come take a sail on the rainbow;
waltz, words by B. F. Willis, music
by Harold Dixon; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Sept. 15, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 31;
E pub. 10416; Benjamin Franklin
Willis, Mount Vernon, Ia. 22275
Come unto Me; words [adapted] from
the’ Bible, and music by R. B. Tay-
lor, of Canada, domiciled at Los
Angeles; mixed voices. © 1 ¢. Oct.
14, 1929; E unp. 11983; Roland Bax-
ter Taylor, Los Angeles. 22276
College days;
Coming (The) spring; words by Isa-
bella G. Parker, music by C. J.
Brambach, ed. by Robert E. Austin;
sop. and alto. 4to. Copyright is
based upon new matter of Robert
E. Austin, namely, his interpreta-
tion represented in the legible nota-
1181
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22206
Coming (The) spring—Continued.
tion thereof contained in the copies
filed. © Sept. 20, 1929; 2 ¢. Oct. 3;
E pub. 9754; Oliver Ditson cCo.,
Boston. 22277
Comme vous l’aimez; waltz, by Louis
Panella; pf. © Sept. 30, 1929; 2 «.
Sept. 27; E pub. 9885; Volkwein
bros., Pittsburgh. 22278
Composition no. 80; melody by C.
Smelser. © 1. Sept. 27, 1929; E
unp. 11801; Cornell Smelser, New
York. 22279
Composition no. 31; fox-trot ballad
melodie, by C. Smelser. © 1 c. Sept.
27, 1929; E unp. 11802; Cornell
Smelser, New York. 22280
Composition no. 32; melodie, by C.
Smelser. © 1c Oct. 9,.1929; E
unp. 11824; Cornell Smelser, New
York. 22281
Comrades of the road; hiking song,
words by Edith Sanford Tillotson,
music arr. by Ira B. Wilson. 4to.
1. Mixed voices.—2. Unison cho. ©
Sept. 12, 1929; 2 « each Sept. 30;
E pub. 9588, 9590; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. 22282, 22283
Concerto in sol; di Mario Castelnuovo-
Tedesco, of Italy; due pianoforti.
© June 12, 1929; 1 « July 30; E
for. 6855; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 22284
Contrattore (Il) onesto; macchietta
coloniale, versi di A. Ricciardi, mu-
sica di L. Canoro. [Words and
melody only] © Oct. 2, 1929; 2 ¢.
Oct. 4; E pub. 9698; Louis Canoro
and Alfonso Ricciardi, New York.
22285
Corbetta (Francois) Prélude; tran-
seription par Emilio Pujol, of Spain ;
guit. © Aug. 28, 1929; 1 ¢. Oct. 26;
E for. 6995; Editions Max HEschig,
Paris. 22286
Cornish (The) song book (lLyver
canow Kernewek); compiled by
Ralph Dunstan, of Great Britain.
4to. © Oct. 17, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 18;
E for. 6903; Reid bros., 1td., London.
22287
Corranda; ancienne danse catalane, de,
Augustin Grau, of Spain, doigté par
M. Llobet, of France; guit. © Aug.
28, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 26; E for. 6998;
Editions Max Eschig, Paris. 22288
Corvi (I) di San Marco; dramma mu-
Sicale Senza parole, di G. Francesco
pt. I1T, n.'s.,'v.. 24 °
Malipiero, of Italy, riduzione per
canto e pf. © June 25, 1929; 1 «.
July 30; D unp. 27598; Universal
edition, a. g., Vienna. 22289
Cotton field croon; octette, words and
- Music by Mrs. C. E. McChrystal;
mixed voices. ©1c. July 16, 1929;
E unp. 12361; Mrs. Claymiller Elkin
McChrystal, Pasadena, Calif. 22290
Country (The) festival; words by
Burton West, music by G. Bach-
mann, arr. by Burton West; sop.
and alto, with sop. 2, ten. and bass.
ad lib. 4to. © Oct. 4, 1929; 2.¢
Oct. 12; E pub. 10201; Charles W.
Homeyer & co., Boston. 22291
Courtship (The) of Miles Standish ;
2-pt. cantata, text by Edith Sanford
Tillotson, based on Longfellow’s his-
torical poem, music by Ira B. Wil-
son. 4to. © Oct. 1, 1929; 2 @ and
aff. Oct. 19; AA 29413; Lorenz pub.
co., Dayton, O. 22292
Cowboy’s lullaby; words and music
by Roy Haryey. © .1 © /O¢cE 26.
1929; E unp. 12729; Columbia pho-
nograph co., inc., New York. 22293
Cradle of Bethlehem; words by Doro-
thy Lehman Sumerau, music by
Isaac H. Meredith; mixed voices.
4to. © Sept. 25, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 28;
E pub. 9860; Tullar-Meredith co.,
New York. 22294
Cradle’s empty, baby’s gone; words
traditional, music by John Town-
send. ©1e. Oct. 18, 1929; E unp.
12167; Frank McCravy and James
McCravy, Laurens, S. C. 22295
Cradle (A) song of the Blessed Vir-
gin; Christmas carol, music by Syd-
ney Thomson; sop. solo and cho.
4to.. © Oct. 17, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 17;
EH) pub. 10122; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 22296
Crazy feet; words and music by Con
Conrad, Sidney D. Mitchell and
Archie Gottler. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 21, 1929; E unp.
12367; De Sylva, Brown and Hen-
derson, inc., New York. 22297
Crazy giggle; words and music by D. J.
Bero. [Words and melody only] ©
1 « Oct.. 29, 1929; EB unp. 12642;
David J. Bero, New York. 22298
Crazy melody; theme song from
R.. K. O.’s Record breaker series,
words and music by Lee Zahler and
Pat O’Dea. © Sept. 30, 1929; 2c.
1182
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
Oct. 2;,E pub. 9716; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & eco., inc., New York. 22299
Creepy terror; by Reginald Foort and
R. H. Hunt, both of Great Britain;
orch. pts., with pf.-conductor. 4to.
© Sept. 24, 1929; 1 ¢ Oct. 4; E for.
7061; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.,
London. 22300
Cripple Creek; from The southern
mountains, by Lamar Stringfield, op.
41, no. 4; full orch. pts. with pf.
conductor. © Sept. 10, 1929; 2 e.
Oct. 12; E pub. 9950; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 22301
Cross (The) of gold; poem by Mary
Viola Harrison, music by Claude
Lapham. © Oct. 23, 1929; 2 ¢c. Oct.
24; E pub. 10317; De Aryan pub. co.,
Cincinnati. 22302
Crown (The) of life; general cantata
for soli, cho. and organ, by George
B. Nevin; men’s voices. 4to. ©
Sept. 26, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 3; E pub.
9757; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
22303
Crusade with Christ; hymn, words and
music by H. D. Loes. © Oct. 6,
1929; 2 ec. Oct. 14; E pub. 10375;
Harry Dixon Loes, Okmulgee, Okl.
22304
Crying for love, laughing at love;
words by Howard Johnson, music by
Louis Alter. © 1 ¢. Oct. 29, 1929;
E unp. 12662; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., Culver City, Calif. 22305
Crying for the Carolines; from Spring
is here, words by Sam Lewis and Joe
Young, music by Harry Warren.
[Mimeograph] © 1. Oct. 9, 1929;
E unp. 11826; Remick music corp.,
New York. 22306
Cuando lloras; tango cancion, letra y
musica por R. Hernandez; pf. © 1
e. Oct. 25, 1929; E unp. 12470; Ra-
fael Hernandez, New York. 22307
Cuando mas tranquila te halles;
words and music by J. Rodriguez, of
Mexico, domiciled at Chicago; two
voices. [Photostat] © 1 ¢. Oct. 9,
1929; E unp. 11815; Ignacio M. Valle,
Chicago. 22308
Cubana; tango, from Cameo Kirby, by
George Lipschultz; pf. © 1 e¢. Oct.
30, 1929; E unp. 12699; Fox film
corp., New York. 22309
Cuckoo (The); by Beryl Rubinstein ;
pf. © June 19, 1929; 2 ce. Oct. 12;
E pub. 9971; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 22310
22321
Cuckoo. (The) clock [and] Swing
song; by Ashton Lee; pf. © Oct. 11,
1929; 2 e@. Oet. 11; E pub. 10016;
Bendix pub. co., Lincoln, Neb. 22311
Cuckoo song; words by Edgar Leslie,
music by Walter Donaldson; pf.
1 e. Oct. 29, 1929; E unp. 12651 ; Don-
aldson, Douglas & Gumble, inc., New
York. D2ole
Cuckoo (The) song, all the cuckoo’s
aren’t in the cuckoo clock; lyrics by
Frank Forzi, music by Adrian De
Haas. [Words and melody only] ©
Le Ocho. ipo; EY Dp. isso:
Frank Paul Forziano, Long Island
City, N. Y. 22015
Da reser jag med Klara till Sahara;
text ay Nils-Georg, musik av Tom
Wilson, of Sweden; pf. © July 1,
1929; 1c. Oct. 24; E for. 6935; Sven-
ska noter, a. b., Stockholm, Sweden.
22314
Daddy (The) plea; words and music
by R. C. Renwick; pf. and ukulele
ace. [Photostat] © 1 c. Sept. 13,
1929; E unp. 11694; Ruth Comfort
Renwick, Medford, Mass. 22315
Dafni; 2*. fantasia, di Giuseppe Mulé,
rid. di Illuminato Culotta, of Italy;
orchestrina parti, con pf.-conduttore
e violino-conduttore. 4to. © Oct. 1,
1929; 1c. Oct. 2; E for. 7076; G. Ri-
cordi & co., Milan. 22316
Daily (The) lesson; sacred song,
words by John Mason Neale, music
by W. R. Voris; high voice. © Nov.
1, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 31; E pub. 10441;
H. W. Gray co., Chicago. 293817
Dale brisa; bolero, letra y musica por
R. Hernandez. © 1c. Oct. 25, 1929;
E unp. 12469; Rafael Hernandez,
New York. 22318
Daly (A. G.) 8 benediction hymns for
4 men’s voices; arr. by James A.
Reilly. 4to. [Latin text] © Sept.
1, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 7; E pub. 9817;
McLaughlin & Reilly co., Boston.
22319
Dance in the clouds; by N. C. Archer;
pf. [Mimeograph] © 1. Oct. 26,
1929; E unp. 12579; Nellie Colby
Archer, Long Beach, Calif. 22320
Dance (A) measure; by David de
Lloyd, of Great Britain; pf. Lon-
don, Rowland’s. © Oct. 8, 1929; 1
e. Oct. 18; E for. 6898; Solomon
Rowland, London: 22321
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22322
Dance of the babes in the wood; noy-
elty fox trot, by Vincent Rose, arr.
by Elliott Jacoby; orch. pts. 4to.
© Oct. 11, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 16; E pub.
10141; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
pipes yay
Dance of the babes in the wood; novy-
elty song, lyric by Benée Russell,
music by Vincent Rose; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Oct. 18, 1929; 2 ¢« Oct.
21; E pub. 10269; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 22323
Dance of the babes in the woods;
words by Benée Russell, music by
Vincent Rose. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 4, 1929; E unp.
12255; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
22324
Dance of the dolls; by Edith Stuart,
of Canada; pf. Los Angeles, Calif.,
W. A. Quincke & co. © Oct. 17,
1929; 2 « Oct. 16; E pub. 10304;
Walter A. Quincke, Los Angeles.
22325
Dancing daffodils; by Eric Farndale,
of Great Britain; pf. © Oct. 7,
TO2S SL Gee Gta dels ee BOE n tach lias
Banks & son, York, England. 22326
Dancing daffodils ; by Frederick Keats;
pf. © Oct. 15, 1929; 2 @ Oct. 17;
E pub. 10186; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 22327
Dancing dominoes; words and music
by Joe Zimmerman; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Oct. 11, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 12;
E pub. 10048; Santly bros., inc., New
York. 22328
Dancing to heaven; from No no Na-
nette, lyric by Al. Bryan, music by
Eddie Ward; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Oct. 10, 1929; 2 c Oct. 16; E pub.
10171; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 22329
Danse Carolina; midnight on the Blue
Ridge, by C. A. Turner, arr. by M.
L. Lake; full band pts. with ist B
flat trumpet, cornet, conductor. 4to.
© June 26, 1929; 2 ce. Oct. 12; E pub.
9951; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
22330
Danse humoresque ; quintet, by Eugene
Hunter, op. 1, no. 3; flute, oboe, B
flat clarinet, horn and bassoon. sc.
and pts. 4to. © June 11, 1929; 2 c.
Oct. 12; E pub. 9948; Carl Fischer,
inec., New York. 22331
Danza dei Lilliput; di Ettore Monta-
naro, of Italy; pf. © Sept. 30, 1929;
1 ce. Oct. 23; BE for. 6952; A. & G.
Carisch & c., Milan. 22332
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Dark moments; lyrics by Chuck Cal-
lahan [i. e. Charles Callahan], music
by Lucille Harmon [i. e. Lucille Har-
mon Stromberg. Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 4, 1929; E unp.
11680; Lucille Stromberg, Los An-
geles. 22333
Dark red roses; vocal valse, theme
song of the sound film, words by T.
Barry, music by Philip Braham, of
Great Britain; pf., banjulele banjo
and ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic
solf-fa notations] © Oct. 11, 1929;
1 e. Oct. 12; E for. 6845; Keith,
Prowse & co., Itd., London. 22334
Darkeys [!1 wooing; words and music
by R. C. Renwick; pf. and ukulele
ace. [Photostat] © 1c. Sept. 13,
1929; E unp. 12412; Ruth Comfort
Renwick, Medford, Mass. 22335
Darling; melody fox-trot, words and
musie by C. H. Berry. © 1. Oct.
1, 1929; E unp. 114938; Charles
Henry Berry, Salem, Mass. 22336
Darn (A) fool woman like me; from
She couldn’t say no, lyric by Al.
Dubin, music by Joe Burke; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Sept. 27, 1929; 2 ¢.
Oct. 2; E pub. 10064; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 22331
Das ist so ein fall .. .; slow-foxtrot,
text und musik von Gerhard Mohr,
of Germany; orch. stimmen, mit pf.
direction u. violino 1 direction. 4to.
(Cover title:—That’s what I like.)
© Sept. 5, 1929; 1 «. Oct..2; EH for,
6780; Musikverlag City, Leipzig.
22338
Day after day; words by Virginia
Thurman Reese, music by Anna Cos-
tello Luetke. © Oct. 21, 1929; 2 c.
Oct. 23; E pub. 10808; Paul A.
Schmitt music co., Minneapolis.
22339
Day an nite blues; by J. Vollmar;
Hawaiian guit., with regular guit.
acc. © Oct. 1, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 4;
E pub. 10030; Jacob Vollmar, Roch-
ester, N. Y. 22340
Day dreams; words and music by M.
W. Ryder. ©'1 c. Oct. 14, 1929;
E unp. 12009; Mattie W. Ryder, Bel-
lingham, Wash. 22341
Day (The) is past and over; words by
Anatolius, tr. by John Mason Neale,
music by Bartholomius Gesius, ed.
by Carl F. Pfatteicher ; mixed voices:
Copyright is based upon new matter
of C. F. Pfatteicher namely, his in-
terpretation represented in the legi-
1184
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
ble notation thereof contained in the
copies filed. 4to. © Aug. 6, 1929;
2-e. Oct. 12; E pub. 9931; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 22342
Aé 04 texaow; words and music by Nich-
‘olas Hatziapostolou, of France. ©
July 1, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 21; E for.
6928; Alector pub. co., New York.
22348
Deacon’s (The) dilemma; reading by
Lytton Cox, musical setting by Pru-
dence Neff: © Oct. 18, 1929; 2 «¢.
Oct. 21; E pub. 10224; T. S. Denison
& co., Chicago. 22344
Dear little flower; words and music by
Clement Flynn; sop. solo and mixed
voices. 4to.
Oct. 11; E pub. 10070; G. Ricordi &
co., ine., New York. 22345
Dear little girl I'm leaving; words and
music by H. Donahue. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Oct. 24, 1929;
E unp. 12466; Harry Donahue, San
Francisco. 22346
Dear little sweet little girl; words and
music by D. J. Brennan. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢ Oct. 17,
1929; E unp. 12111; Daniel J. Bren-
nan, Pottsville, Pa. 22347
Dear memories; lyrics and music by
D. Summerfield. © 1 c. Oct. 16,
1929; E unp. 12074; Dorena Sum-
merfield, New York. 22348
Dear Mister Man in the Moon; words
and music by A. D. Boyle. ©1e.
Oct. 26, 1929; E unp. 12586; Anita
D. Boyle, Hazleton, Pa. 22349
Dear old fashioned lady with your
old fashioned charms; ballad waltz,
words and music by Frederic Wil-
liam Schon, of Canada. © 1 «¢. Sept.
6, 1929; E unp. 11744; Robert Emil
Schon, Chicago. 22350
Dear pal o’ mine; words and music
by M. Bradshaw. © 1 e. Oct. 19,
1929; E unp. 12305; Mary Brad-
shaw, Granite City, Ill 22351
Dearest, forgive, forget; words and
music by W. Fowler. © 1 «e. Oct.
12, 1929; E unp. 11961; Winifred
Fowler, Los Angeles. 22352
Dedication; written by Alfred Hyatt,
composed by Fred W. Sparrow, of
Great Britain; with violin and or-
gan ad lib.; in A flat. © Sept. 13,
1929; 1 c. Oct. 4; E for. 6832; War-
ren & Phillips, London. 22353
© Oct. 10, 1929; 2 «..
22364
Dedication march; by Arthur Kay;
pf. © 1c. Oct. 22, 1929; E unp.
12332; Fox film corp., New York.
22354
Deep in my dreams of you; words by
Ray Boughner, music by I. S. Slif-
kin. [Words and melody only] ©
Te; Oct. 18,1929; Hy unp. 12148 ;
Irving Slifkin, Montclair, N. J.
22355
Deep love; words and music by Peggy
Leon. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1929; E unp.
11984; Leonie Hertzog Maier, Los
Angeles. 22356
Denison’s seven-eleven minstrel; open-
ing cho. and finale, words by Speed
Langworthy [pseud. of N. B. Lang-
worthy], music by Harry L. Alford.
© Oct. 10, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 14; E pub.
10051; T. S. Denison & co., Chicago.
22357
Der oder der? traum-pantomime in
einem akt mit einleitung, einem vor-
spiel u. einem nachspiel, von Max
Spilcker, of Germany, op. 7. Voll-
stiindiger klavierauszug. © Sept.
13, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 25; D pub. 27594;
Universal edition, a. g., Vienna.
22358
Desde el destierro; cancion popular,
letra y musica por F. L. Cabello;
pf. (In Mexican music-Spanish
music, album no. 1) © Aug. 26,
1929; 2 ec. Aug. 30; E pub. 9842;
Fernando L. Cabello, El Paso. 22359
Desengafio; letra y musica de F. L.
Cabello; pf. (Jn Mexican music-
Spanish music, album no. 1) ©
Aug. 26, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 30; E pub.
9853; Fernando L. Cabello, El Paso.
22360
Desert blues; words and music by J.
Rodgers. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ce. Oct. 25, 1929; E unp. 12548;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 22361
Desert (A) love; words by A. Kutles,
music by Richard Broughton.
1 e. Oct. 17, 1929; E unp. 12126;
Anthony Kutles, Alameda, Calif.
22362
Desert love; lyric by C. A. Smack,
music by M. R. Dunbar; pf. ©1e.
Oct. 29, 1929; E unp. 12646; Minnie
R. Dunbar, Red Bank, and Cyril A.
Smack, Sea Bright, N. J. 22363
Desert rat; words and music by H. E.
Carr. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 4, 1929; E unp. 11638;
Helena E. Carr, Harrison, Mont.
22364
1185
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22365
Devastation; by Christiaan Kriens;
full orch. pts., with pf. or organ con-
ductor. © Oct. 15, 1929; 2 e. Oct.
18; E pub. 10287; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 22365
Devuelveme los besos; tango cancion,
words and, music by Maria Grever.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Oct. 7, 1929; E unp. 11726; Southern
music pub. co., ine., New York.
22366
Diane chasseresse; chasse, par EHd-
ouard Flament, of France, op. 58;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Aug. 28, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 26;
E for. 6983; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 22367
Dichiaramento a fronna ’e limone;
versi e musica di R. Bellobuono, of
Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn. ©1e.
Oct. 9, 1929; E unp. 11852; Raffaele
Bellobuono, Brooklyn. 22368
Dime; criolla-danza, letra de Adolfo
Utrera, musica de N. Menéndez, of
Cuba, domiciled at New York. ©
1c. Oct. 9, 1929; E unp. 11855; Nilo
Menéndez, New York. 22369
Dimentica; blues, di Robert Stolz, of
Austria, op. 478; orch. parti, con pf.
conduttore e parole. 4to. © June
18, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 4; E for. 7014;
Casa musicale Mauro, Rome. 22370
Dimentica! blues, parole di A. Bos-
chetti, musica di Robert Stolz, of
Austria, op. 478. © June 15, 1929;
1c. Sept. 4; E for. 7015; Casa musi-
cale Mauro, Rome. 22371
Disappointment—His appointment ; sa-
cred song, words anon., music by L.
Green; pf. © Oct. 19, 1929; 2 ¢.
Oct. 25; E pub. 10848 ; Leland Green,
Placentia, Calif. Zaat2
Divorce; words and music by M. B.
Jackson. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1929; E unp. 11878;
Mollie B. Jackson, Huntington, W.
Va. 22378
Dixie jamboree; novelty fox-trot,
words and music by Howard John-
son and J. Davis... New York, Tri-
angle music pub. co., inc. © Sept.
30, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 30; E pub. 9645;
Joe Davis, New York. 22374
Dixieland’s my home sweet home; fox-
trot, words and music by F. F. Has-
sett. © 1c. Oct. 28, 1929; E ump.
12639; Frank F. Hassett, Everett,
Mass. 22375
pt. IIT, n. S., v. 24
Dizzy accordion—fox trot, by P. Fro-
sini © 1c. Oct. 19, 1929; E unp.
12214; S. Riccardi, New York.
22376
Dla miodych; polka, melody by HE.
Mika. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1929; E unp.
12203; Edward Mika, Philadelphia.
. SOB TT
Dla pana mitodego; marsz, by J. Wys-
kowski. © 1 c. Oct. 19, 1929; E
unp. 12211; John §Wyskowski,
Omaha, Neb. 22378
Do I look like a good girl now; words
by Harcourt Strange, music by H.
D. Cole. [Words and melody only.
Photostat] © 1 ¢. Aug. 1, 1929;
E unp. 11786; Harry D. Cole and
Thaddeus Harcourt Strange, Mount
Vernon, N. Y. 22379
Do what you like with me; from South
Sea Rose, words by L. Wolfe Gil-
bert, music by Abel Baer. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Oct. 16,
1929; E unp. 12251; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc., New York: 22380
Do you love me true; words and music
by D. Evans, of Hungary, domiciled
at Detroit. © 1 ec. Oct. 26, 1929;
E sunp. 12591; Dezso Evans, Detroit.
22381
Do your best, then wear a smile;
lyrics and music by J. R. Baxter,
jr. and V. O. Fossett. [Words.and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 25, 1929;
E unp. 12506; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 22382
Dr. Danny and nurse Nancy Jane;
words by Lytton Cox, music by Ma-
thilde Bilbro. © Oct. 8, 1929; 2 e.
Oct. 11; E pub. 9919; T. S. Denison
& co., Chicago. 22383
Does an elephant love peanuts? from
Broadway scandals, words and mu-
sic by James F. Hanley. © Oct. 7,
1929; 2 c.. Oct. O39) pu. ore.
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine., New
York. 22384
Does he like the women! words by
Harcourt Strange, music by H. D.
Cole. [Words and melody only.
Photostat] © 1c. Aug. 1, 1929; E
unp. 11778; Thaddeus _ Harcourt
Strange and Harry, D. Cole, Mount
Vernon, N. Y. 22385
Does it make you happy to make me
blue; words by V. Webb, music by
Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Oct. 5, 1929; E unp.
11699; Violet Webb, Tulsa, Okl.
* 22386
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no. 10, 1929
Doing it blue; lyrics by Heath Cobb,
music by D. B. Klatzkin. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 25,
1929; E unp. 12496; David B. Klatz-
kin, Hollywood, Calif. 22387
Dona; waltz, by Pete Ford, arr. by
Frank Ward; orch. pts., with words.
4to. ©. Oct. 2, :1929;''2..c. Oct.-2;
E pub. 9676; Kennet Ford, Salem,
Mass. 22388
Don’t be no fool; words and music by
Al Miller. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 21, 1929; E unp.
12273; State Street music pub. co.,
ine., Chicago. 22389
Don’t be what you ain’t! recitation or
song, words anon., music by Alma
Stanley. Belmar, N. J., Edgar S.
Werner & co. © Sept. 28, 1929; 2 c.
Oct. 23; E pub. 10321; M. S. Titus-
Werner, Belmar, N. J. 22390
Don’t call me Teddy, just step-in;
words and music by T. Kowalski.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 28, 1929; E unp. 12624; Thad-
deus Kowalski, Detroit. 22391
Don’t ever come back to me; lyrics by
Lester Cole, music by N. Arden, of
Russia, domiciled at Hollywood,
Calif. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ec. Oct. 8, 1929; E unp. 12710;
Nick Arden, Hollywood, Calif.
; 22392
Don’t forget me, we were never meant
for each other; words and music by
N. V. Lawson. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 21, 1929 BK..unp.
12326; Nelda Vanella Lawson, Oak-
land, Calif. 22393
Don’t forget that you broke my heart;
words by Dal Gray [i. e. Dallas
Gray], music by Al Kennedy; pf.
and ukulele acc. Gloucester, N. J.,
Monmouth music pub. co. © Sept.
26, 1929; 2c. Sept. 30; E pub. 9767;
Dallas Gray, Gloucester City, N. J.
22394
Don’t forget your don’ts; words by
Howard Johnson, music by Louis
Alter. © 1. Oct. 29, 1929; E unp.
12663; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
Culver City, Calif. 22395
Don’t get collegiate; words by Charles
Tobias and Steve Nelson, music by
Peter De Rose. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 30, 1929; E unp.
11505 ; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
22396
22407
Don’t get collegiate; words by Chas.
Tobias and Steve Nelson, music by
Peter De Rose; pf. ace. with uku-
lele arr. by May Singhi Breen. ©
Oct. 25, 1929; 2 e. Oct. 26; E pub.
10358; Irving Berlin, ine. New
York. 22397
Don’t get funny; words by C. L.
Baker, music by Harry Clifford. ©
1 ef? Cet. 2, 19293 HO unpl Tt578 ;
Corydon Leroy Baker, Lynn, Mass.
22398
Don’t take ’em for yo’ friend; words
and music by Wesley Wilson.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Oct. 21, 1929; E unp. 12308; Pro-
gressive music co., New York.
22399
Dormi, Fantolin; berceuse, di Ettore
Montanaro, of Italy; pf. © Sept.
30, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 23; E for. 6955;
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 22400
Double-jointed rythm[!] words by D.
Ware, music by F. Eldridge.
[Words and melody only] ©1«..
Oct. 18, 1929; E unp. 12156; Floyd
Eldridge and Darrell Ware, Evans-
ton, Ill. 22401
Dough-boy’s lullaby; words and mu-
sic by James EF. Hanley and James
Brockman. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Oct. 25, 1929; E unp.
125038; Gem music corp., New York.
22402
Doughnuts; words and music by A.
H. Woolley. © 1 ec. Oct. 1, 1929;
EH unp. 11522; Arthur H. Woolley,
Seekouk, Mass. 22403
Down among the fairies; operetta in
one. act, libretto and lyrics by
Frances M. Payson and Vane Ken-
drick, music by Henry S. Sawyer.
4to. ©' Oct. 28, 1929; 2c. Oct. 30;
D pub. 27606; T. S. Denison & ¢o.,
Chicago. 22404
Down in Dixie; words by M. P.
Womack, music by Robt. H. Bren-
nen. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ¢ Oct. 5, 1929; E unp. 11701;
Moses P. Womack, Amherst, O.
22405
Down on Biscayne Bay; words and
music by Sunny Clapp. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Oct. 7,
1929; E unp. 11724; Southern mu-
sie pub. co., ine., New York. 22406
Down on the old plantation; words
and music by CC. J. Robison.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 18, 1929; E unp. 12184; Carson
J. Robison, New York. 22407
1187
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22408
Down the
words and music by F. T. Bradley.
[Words and melody only] ©1l1e
Oct. 15, 1929; E unp. 12045; Frank
T. Bradley, Middletown, Conn.
- 22408
Down the river of golden dreams;
words and music by John Klenner
and Nathaniel Shilkret. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Oct. 29,
1929; E unp. 12721; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 22409
Dream face; words by Harry Pease
and Charles O’Flynn, music by Ed.
G. Nelson. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Oct. 9, 1929; E unp.
11938; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
22410
Dream girl; ballad, words by L.
Sheck, music by Samuel H. Speck.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
eept. “25, "L929°" 2c. "Oct. TOs 1h
10165; Louis Sheck, Sheboygan,
Wis. 22411
Dream honey; words and music by
F. W. MacAfee. © 1 c Oct. 9,
1929; E unp. 11828; Franklyn Win-
field MacAfee, Detroit. 22412
Dream lover; from. The love parade,
words by Clifford Grey, music by
Victor Schertzinger; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Oct. 2, 1929; 2 ¢c. Oet.
4; E pub. 9807; Famous music
corp., New York. 22413
Dream on a piece of wedding cake;
from New Orleans frolic, words by
James Brockman, music by James
Hanley. © 1 c¢. Oct. 26, 1929; E
unp. 12598; Fox film corp., New
York. 22414
Dream (The) rose; words by D. Col-
quhoun, music by Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. © 1c. Oct. 25, 1929; E
12557; Duncan Colquhoun, Seattle.
22415
Dream-ship; pt.-Song, words and mu-
sic by Lily Strickland; mixed
voices. 4to. © Oct. 8, 1929; 2 ¢.
Oct. 10; E pub. 9902; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 22416
Dream sweetheart; lyric by H. H.
Jespersen, music by Lon Healy. ©
1 e. Oct. 24, 1929; E unp. 12472;
Harvey Hans Jespersen, Cheyenne,
Wy. 22417
Dream wife; words and music by C.
Simmons. © 1 ¢. Oct. 26, 1929; HE
unp. 12571; Cyrus Simmons, Knox-
ville, Tenn. 22418
laneway of memories;
pt. 11t;D. 8, ve 24
Dreaming; words by Joe McMahon [i.
e. J. J. McMahon], musie by
Charles Harmon. © 1 ¢. Aug. 26,
1929; HE unp. 11795; Joseph J.
MeMahon, New York. 22419
Dreaming at twilight; words adapted
- and music by Ch. Steiger [pseud. of
Harry L. Harts]; sop. 1, 2, and alto.
© Oct. 17, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 11; E pub.
10266; Charles W. Homeyer & ©Co.,
- Boston. 22420
Dreaming dreams. of you; words and
music by Angeline Ambrogio [i. e.
A. M. Ambrogio], arr. by Harry
Ludwig. [Photostat] © 1 e. Oct.
21, 1929; E unp. 12247; Angeline
Mary Ambrogio, Detroit. 22421
Dreaming of love; waltz, by D. Letel-
lier, of France; orch, pts. 4to. ©
Aug. 28, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 26; E for.
6977 ; Editions Max HEschig, Paris.
22422
Dreams of my thoughts; by V. A. Hil-
ton; pf. © 1e. Oct. 30, 1929; E unp.
12690; Verna Agnes Hilton, Newell,
S. D.
Dreaming of you; words and music by
H. L. Anderson. [Words and melody
only] ©1 ¢. Oct. 10, 1929; E unp.
11884; Harold L. Anderson, Norfolk,
Va. 22424
Dreamland days; from z Dear love,
words by Dion Titheradge, music by
Haydn Wood, Joseph Tunbridge and
Jack Waller, all of Great Britain.
© Oct. 21, 1929; 1 «@ Oct. 22; E for.
6966; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
22425
Dreams; words and music by H. Rich-
man. [Words and melody only] ©
1 c. Oct, 12, 1929; E unp. 11966; Hy
Richman, Chicago. 22426
Dreams; words and music by 8. B.
Furgatch. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1929; E unp. 12090;
Sidney B. Furgatch, New York.
22427
Dreams of Hawaii; by B. C. Langdon ;
pf. © 1 ¢ Oct. 14, 1929; E unp.
12008; Byron Clifford Langdon, Chi-
cago. 22428
Dreams of my silvery moon; words by
A. Doyra, music by Robt. H. Bren-
nen. [Words and melody only] ©
1 e@ Oct. 26,.1929; E unp., 1267;
Anna Doyra, Los Angeles. 22429
Dreamy melody; words and music by
P. Jarmark, D. J. Sokol and M. Hek-
stein. © 1c. Oct. 4, 1929; E unp.
1188
92493
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
12417; Philip Jarmark, David J. So-
kol and Maxwell Eckstein, New
York. 224380
Dreamy Panama; words and music by
A. Victor. © 1c Oct. 9, 1929; H
unp. 11839; Archibaldo Victor, Cris-
tobal, Canal Zone. 22431
Dreary night; words by Henry
Creamer, music by Peter De Rose.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Oct. 17, 1929; E unp. 12095; Gene
Austin, ine., New York. 22482
Drifting; waltz, words and music by
L. B. Christiansen; pf. © 1. Oct.
28, 1929; E unp. 12629; Lucile B.
Christiansen, Ontario, Or. 22433
Drifting nowhere; waltz ballad, words
by M. Seiz, music by B. M. Hale. ©
ee Oct. 3; °1929;3° HR unp: . 11592 ;
Minnie Seiz, Quincy, Ill. 22434
Driver (F. Percival) Five nature
studies; by F. P. Driver, of Great
Britam, pi’ 1. Wind ‘in’ the’ trees.
[4 others] © Sept. 20, 1929; 1 «.
Oct. 21; E for. 7034; Boosey & co.,
ltd., London. 22435
Drommar i det bla; sangvals, text av
Sven-Olof Sandberg, musik av Bert
Carsten, of Sweden; pf. © July 1,
1929; 1 @ Oct. 24; E for. 6934;
Svenska noter, a. b., Stockholm, Swe-
den. 22436
Du ir min allra sista flamma; varvals,
text av S. 8S. Wilson, musik av John
Malm, of Sweden; pf. © Oct. 1,
1929; 1¢. Oct. 30; E for. 7023; Ernst
Rolfs musikforlags, a. b., Stockholm.
224387
Duke of Kak-i-ak; words by Edgar
Leslie, music by Walter Donaldson ;
pf. © 1c. Oct. 24, 1929; E unp.
12490; Donaldson, Douglas & Gum-
ble, inc., New York. 22488
Dusty roads; words and music by Ted
Fiorito and Lew Pollack. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Oct. 18,
1929; E unp. 12171; Remick music
_corp., New York. : 224389
Dying (The) place of Foster ; words. by
Mathew Moratta, music by H. F.
Smith. © Oct. 3, 1929; 2 ¢c. Oct. 7;
E pub. 9893; H. F. Smith & sons co.,
Elkhart, Ind. 22440
Nafvapa (‘H); words and music by Nich-
olas Hatziapostolou, of France. ©
July, 4 19295. 4, o¢.; Aug. 21,35 EB) gor.
6929; Alector pub. co., New York.
: > 22441
22451
Hach little kiss; fox-trot, words by
Josie D. Bader, music by Albert E.
Bader; pf. and ukulele acc. © Sept.
26, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 30; E pub. 9763;
Independent music publishers, Hach-
ita, N. M. 22442
Eagle (The) ; words by Alfred Tenny-
son, music by J. C. Bartells, op. 7.
8vo. [Mimeograph] © Oct. 15,
1929; 2.c., Oct,, 19; By pubs; 10208 ;
John C. Bartells, Chicago. 224438
Hastern love song; words and music
by? ®) (Hi: ‘Quinn: pf. “©. 1 ‘e. Oct.
17, 1929; BE unp. 12136; Frank Henry
Quinn, Jamaica Plain, Mass. 22444
Easy lessons on Mozart; by Thomas
Keighley, of Great Britain; pf.
(Cover title:—Easy lessons in Mo-
zart) © Oct. 11, 1929; 1 ¢. Oct. 18;
E for. 6894; Banks & son, York, Eng-
land. 22445
Echo (The) of Argentine tango; mel-
ody by B. Abbadessa. © 1 e¢. Oct.
38, 1929;; E unp. 11575; Bernardo
Abbadessa, New York. 22446
EKgyptian whispers; words anon., tran- ©
scribed and adapted, with music by
F. Amodeo, op. 6. © 1 ¢. Oct. 26,
1929; E unp. 12641; Ferdinand
Amodeo, Mechanicyville, N. Y.
22447
Eileen Aroon; words by Gerald Grif-
fin, musie by Greville Cooke, of
Great Britain. © Sept. 17, 1929;
1 ce. Sept. 30; HE for. 6756; Joseph
Williams, ltd., London. 22448
Hili Hili; 4 pt. cho., traditional Yid-
dish melody, after the notation of
M. Shalitt, English tr. by Frederick
H. Martens, music arr. by William
A. Parson from the vocal transcrip-
tion by Simon Katz; mixed voices.
4to. [English and Yiddish text] ©
Aug. 2, 1929; 2 ¢. Oct. 12; Epub.
9949; Carl Fischer, inc., New York,
22449
Hili, Eili, why hast Thou forsaken me?
Hebrew melody, by Jacob Koppel
Sandler, arr., ed. and phrased by
Harold Hisenberg ; for violin and pf.,
with 2d violin pt., or pf. solo. ©
Oct. 29, 1929; 2 e¢. Oct. 30; E. pub.
10401; Harry Perlberg music ©co.,
New York. 22450
Hisler (Hans) Drei md&nnerchore;
nach worten von Heinrich Heine,
musik von H. Hisler, of Austria, op.
10. Partitur. 4to. 1. Tendenz. [2
others] © July 18, 1929; 1 c. Aug.
29; E for. 6866; Universal edition,
a. g., Vienna. 22451
1189
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22452
Zwei minnerchore; worte von Joe
Hill und David Weber, musik von
_ H. Bisler, of Austria, op. 17, nr. 1,
2. Partitur. 4to. 1. Der streik-
_ brecher. [1 other]: © July 18, 1929;
1c. Aug. 29; E for. 6867; Universal
edition, a. g., Vienna. 22452
Ekkehard; symphonische ouverture,
von Franz Schreker, of. Austria, arr.
von Emil Bauer, of Austria; small
orch. pts., with pf. direction and
violino 1 direction. © July 5, 1929;
1c. Aug. 29; E for. 6865; Universal
edition, a. g., Vienna. 22.453
Electricity ; march, by Nathaniel Shil-
kret, adapted by William C. Schoen-
feld; orch. pts. 4to. © Oct. 23,
1929; 2 « Oct. 25; E pub. 10369;
Atlas music corp., New York.
22454
Hlegia; di G. Miceli, of Italy; archi,
harmonium, arpa, flauto ed clarinet-
to, con pf. direzione ed violino 1
conduttore. © Aug. 1, 1929; 1 «¢.
Aug. 2; E for. 6814; G. Dispenza,
Palermo, Italy. 22455
Elegy; intro. the hymn tune Martyrs,
by Edward Thomas Sweeting, of
Great Britain; organ. © Oct. 5,
1929; 1 -e. > Oct) 7; “HY for 6819;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 22456
Eliland; song of Chiemsee, English
version by Homer Cloud, music by
Alexander von Fielitz, arr. by Ste-
phen Zoltai; 3-pt. cho. of women’s
voices. 4to. © Oct. 10, 1929; 2 «.
Oct. 12; E pub. 10013; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 22457
Embusteros (Los); décimas, letra y
musica por H. Torres. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 23, 1929;
E unp. 12404; Heriberto Torres, New
York. 22458
En alta mar; words and music by
Maria Grever. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Oct. 25, 1929; E unp.
12527; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 22459
End (The) of my dreams; fox trot,
words and music by Howard and
Donald Sinnock, of England, domi-
ciled at Brooklyn. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 17, 1929; EB
unp. 12128; Donald Leslie Wilmot
Sinnock, Brooklyn. 22460
England; refrain, words by Arthur
Shearly Cripps, musie by Stanley
Wilson, of Great Britain, tonic solfa
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
tr. by H. J. Timothy. 4to. © Oct.
28, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 29; E for. 7072;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 22461
English peasant songs; with their tra-
ditional airs, from the Frank Kid-
son collection, ed., rev. and in some
instances rewritten by Ethel Kidson,
of Great Britain, arr. for med. voice
with pf. ace. by Alfred Moffat, of
Great Britain. 4to. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Sept. 13, 1929;
1c. Oct. 2; E for. 7067; Ascherberg,
Hopwood & Crew, ltd., London.
22462
Erste (Die) beste; operette in 3 akten,
von Rudolph Schanzer u. Ernst
Welisch, musik von Oscar Straus, of
Austria; vollstandiger klavierauszug.
© Sept. 3, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 25; E for.
6783 ; Drei masken verlag, a. g., Ber-
lin. 22463.
Esmeralda; sentimental minor waltz,
by Irénée Bergé, se. by William C.
Schoenfeld; orch. pts., with pf.-
organ conductor. © Sept. 27, 1929;.
2 ec. Sept. 30; Ei pub. 9644; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
22464
Espano; waltz lento, by Leon Welt-
man; violin, with pf. acc. © Oct.
21,.1929; 2 ¢: Oct. 23; B. pub, 10257;
Boston music co., Boston. 22465.
Estrella de la tarde; by H. B. Murray ;
melody, with pf. acc. © 1 ¢. Sept.
6, 1929; E unp. 11660; Harold Bald-
win Murray, Mexico City, Mexico.
22466
Et s'il revenait un jour; poesia di —
Maurice Maeterlinck, traduzione
italiana di P. C., deutsche ueberset-
zung von A. Briiggemann, musica di
Pietro Clausetti, of Italy. © Aug.
7, 1929; 1 ec. Aug. 9; E for. 6818;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 22467
Iitude no. 1; par Emilio Pujol, of
Spain; guit. (Cover title: Premiére
étude.) © Aug. 28, 1929; 1 ec. Oct.
26; E for. 6990; Hditions Max EHs-
chig, Paris. 22468
Etude no. 2; par Hmilio Pujol, of
Spain; guit. (Cover title: Deuxiéme
étude.) © Aug. 28, 1929; 1 e. Oct.
26; E for. 6991; Editions Max Hs-
chig, Paris. 22469
Etude no. 3; de Emilio Pujol, of
Spain; guit. (Cover title :—Troisi-
éme étude.) © Aug. 28, 1929; 1 ec.
Oct. 26; E for. 6992; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. 22470
1190
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
Evangeline; song of a Techelander,
words and music by A. E. Dieudon-
né; pf. and ukulele ace. New Iberia,
La., Techelander’s shop. © Sept.
25, 1929; 2 c« Oct. 7; E pub. 9786;
Albert EH. Dieudonné, New Iberia,
La. 22471
Evening and morning and noon will
I pray; words and music by Jean
Howard. © Sept. 1, 1929; 2 ce. Oct.
19; E pub. 10231; Herbert G. Tovey,
Eagle Rock, Calif. 22472
HKyening at the oasis; desert tranquil-
lity, for photo play, by Walter C.
Schad; orch. pts., with pf. conductor.
© Aug. 9, 1929; 2c. Aug. 15; E pub.
9728; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
22473
Evening calm; by Franklin Glynn;
organ. © Sept. 20, 1929; 2 « Sept.
21; EH pub. 9688; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 22474
Hvening lulabye[!]; words and music
by G. E. Wheeler. © 1 ec. Oct. 30,
1929; E unp. 12708; Gertrude E.
Wheeler, Sebastopol, Calif. 22475
Every little thing you do, makes me
wild about you; words and music
by C. Taussig. [Words and melody
only. Blue-print] © 1 ¢. Oct. 9,
1929; E unp. 11809; Clifford Taus-
Sig, Maplewood, Mo. 22476
Everybody but me; words and music |
by S. Tepper. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 8, 1929; E unp.
11750; Saul Tepper, New York.
22477
Everybody wants my tootelum; mel-
ody by Clifford Hayes. © 1 e Oct.
25, 1929; E unp. 12553; Southern
music pub. ¢co., ine, New York.
22478
Everybody’s darling; from The paint-
ed angel, lyric by Herman Ruby,
music by M. K. Jerome; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Oct. 10, 1929; 2 «¢.
Oct. 16; E pub. 10170; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 22479
Everybody’s gal; from Peacock alley,
words and music by Abner Silver
and George Waggner. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 11, 1929;
E unp. 12053; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 22480
Everyone’s waiting for someone;
word and music by C.: E. Moore.
[Words and melody only] ©1le«.
Sept. 30, 1929; E unp. 11521; Ches-
ter E. Moore, Potsdam, N. Y. 22481
22492
Everything I do, I do for you; words
and music by P. F. Kerwin. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Oct. 4,
1929; E unp. 116386; Paul F’. Ker-
win, Boise, Id. 22482
Everything nice reminds me of you;
lyric by Ruth Beach, music by Carol
Jackson [pseud. of N. Nolan] ©
dy eynOct,, 19,.,.1929> Hewnpes i228. »
Nellie Nolan, Philadelphia, and
Ruth Beach, Rochester, N. Y. 22483
Everywhere along the shore; words
by Harcourt Strange, music by H.
D. Cole. [Words and melody only.
Photostat] © 1 ¢ Aug. -1, 1929;
EK ounp. 11784; Harry D. Cole and
Thaddeus Harcourt Strange, Mount
Vernon, N. Y. 22484
Everywhere (The) blues; words and
music by N. Ellis. [Words and
melody only] ©1«. Oct. 4, 1929;
E unp. 11680; Nona Ellis, Madison,
Wis. 22485
HKv’ry night; words and musie by
Billy Wiggers [i. e. C. W. Wigger],
arr. by Jean Walz; pf. © 1 ce. Oct.
21, 1929; E unp.. 12248; Charles
William Wigger, Chicago. 22486
HEXxperience; words by Charlie Ander-
son, music by Samuel H. Speck.
New York City, Frank Harding: ©
Aug. 27, 1929;.2°¢. Oct. 10; EH pub.
10164; William Daniel Moats,
Waynesboro, Pa. 22487
Eyes of blue; words and music by
Jack Albin, Bartley Costello, and
Billy Baskette; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Oct. 22, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 23; E pub.
10832; Charles Bayha music ©¢o.,
inc., New York. 22488
Fading (The) voice; words by D. Col-
quhoun, muSic by Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. © 1. Oct. 25, 1929; EB
unp. 12558; Duncan Colquhoun,
Seattle. 22489
Fado-Fanny; by F. L. Cabello; pf. ©
1c. Oct 17,1929: jE unp. 12730;
Fernando L. Cabello, Los Angeles.
22490
Fairy fancy; by Frederic Groton, op.
R, no..4; pf. © Sept. 19, 1929; 2 ¢.
Sept. 30; E pub. 9620; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 22491
Fairy (The) frolic; words by Lyly,
music by Dorothy Radde Emery;
sop. 1, 2, and alto. © Nov. 1, 1929;
2c. Oct. 31;,E pub. 10482; H. W.
Gray co., Chicago. 22492
1191
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22493
pt. III, n. 8., v.24
Faith, hope and charity; text from 1
Corinthians 13, music by L. I. Rob-
inson; trio for women’s voices. 8vo.
©: July’ 5) 1929): ' 2‘! Oet. dey
pub. 10052; Lillian Imhof Robinson,
Los Angeles. 22493
Fait’s comm’ celui qui n’a rien vu;
words by Raymond Fontenay, music
by Georges Maurice, of France,
domiciled at San Francisco. © 1 e¢.
Oct. .14,°°1929'°° HH -aunp; “119907 74).
Maurice Rouyer, San Francisco.
22494
Falsa Eva; danzon, por R. Hernan-
dez; pf. © 1 c. Oct. 25, 1929; E unp.
12471; Rafael Hernandez, New
York. 22495
Fame’s eternal camping ground; mili-
tary march, words and music by
A. L. Barnett. Whitewood, S. D.,
J. S. Barnett pub. co. © Oct. 18,
1929; 2 ce. Oct. 238; E pub. 10352;
Alice L. Barnett, Whitewood, S. D.
22496
Fanchon; waltz, theme song of The
blue mouse, lyric by Pat K. Heale,
music by Walter R. Collins, of
Great Britain; pf. acc., with ban-
julele banjo and ukulele arr. by
Keech. -[Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations]. © Sept. 13, 1929; 1 ¢. Oct.
2; E for. 7068; Ascherberg, Hop-
wood & Crew, Itd., London. 22497
Fantasy on two Russian-Gypsy airs,
An ancient waltz and The snow-
storm; by G. Stone; pf. ©1e. Oct.
28, 1929: E unp. 12613; Gregory
Stone, New York. 22498
Farmerka polka; melody by P. Hu-
meniuk. © 1c. Oct. 4, 1929; E unp.
11664; Paul Humeniuk, New York.
22499
Farmer’s (The) letter to the Presi-
dent; words and music by B. Miller.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 22, 1929; E unp. 12331; Bob
Miller, New York. 22500
Farshidene (Di) welt; words and mu-
sic by D. Shulman; pf. © 1 ¢. Sept.
30, 1929; E unp. 11709; David Shul-
man, Valley Stream, L. I., N. Y. |
: 22501
Fate (The) of our Savior; words by
S. Stipp, music by Samuel H. Speck.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Oct. 7, 1929; 2 ce; Oct. 25; E pub.
10348; Samuel Stipp, Danville, Il.
22502
Father; words by H. C. Rush, music
by Samuel H. Speck. New York
. City, Frank Harding. ‘© Oct. 9,
1929; 2 c. Oct. 21: E pub. 10311;
Harry Culley Rush, Cameron, W.
Va. 22503
Father, give Thy benediction; orison,
morning or evening, words by Sam-
uel Longfellow, music by Clarence
Dickinson; mixed voices; organ ace.
4to. © Oct. 17, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 17;
E pub. 10119; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 22504
Father Mississippi; from The Missis-
sippi gambler, lyric by L. Wolfe Gil-
bert, music by Harry Akst, arr. by
Archie Bleyer; orch. pts., with vocal
trio arr. by Lee Orean Smith. ©
Oct. 28, 1929; 2 ce: Oct: 29>) Epub:
10409; Leo Feist, inc., New York. —
22505
Father Mississippi; theme song of The
Mississippi gambler, lyric by L.
Wolfe Gilbert, music by Harry Akst;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Oct. 18,
1929; 2 ec. Oct. 21; Epub. 10268;
Leo Feist, ine, New York. 22506
Faut dir’ merci (Thank you so much) ;
words by Raymond Fontenay, Eng-
lish version by Jack Burroughs, mu-
sic by Georges Maurice, of France,
domiciled at San Francisco. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 14, 1929; E unp. 11985; J. Mau-
rice Rouyer, San Francisco. 22507
Federation song; words and music by
I. S. Hisenkramer. Pine Bluff, Ark.,
Dept. of fine arts, C. F. W. C. ©
Oct.;, 2; 1929 2,;-¢..,OChs «By Gene:
9678; Irene Straus Hisenkramer,
Pine Bluff, Ark. 22508
Feeling blue over you; words by C.
Troske, music by Robt. H. Brennen.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 16, 1929; E unp. 12070; Char-
lotte Troske, New Haven. 22509
Feodomiro natera; corrido, letra y
misica de C. Carrillo L., of Mexico,
domiciled at New York. [Words and
melody only] © 1 e. Oct. 7, 1929;
E unp. 11716; Carlos Carrillo L.,
New York. 22510
Fiera (La) del villaggio; di Ettore
Montanaro, of Italy; pf. © Sept.
30, 1929; 1 ce. Oct. 23; EH for. 6958 ;
A: & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 22511
Fight for the queen; words by Harry
B. Smith, music by G. O’Hara.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
Oct. 18, 1929; E unp. 12256; Geof-
frey O’Hara, New York. 22512
1192
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
Fight, Montana; words by John Mar-
’ shall, music by Bill Kane [i: e. W.
G. Kane], arr. by Lowndes Maury,
jr.. (In Montana song book) ©
June 7, 1929; 2 c. June 15; E pub.
9992; Associated students of the
University of Montana, Missoula,
Mont. 22513
Fighting for Montana; words and mu-
sic by Dorothy Douglass.
tana song book) © June 7, 1929;
2c June 15; E pub. 9988; As-
sociated students of the University
of Montana, Missoula, Mont. 22514
Fill high; words by Harry B. Smith,
music by G. O’Hara. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Oct. 18, 1929;
E unp. 12259; Geoffrey O’Hara, New
York. 22515
Fire! fire! fire! words and music by
C. C. Mourer; mixed voices. S8vo.
© Sept. 15,.1929: 2°c. Oct. 10; EB
pub. 9871; Charles C. Mourer, Cin-
cinnati. 22516
First love waltz; melody by A.
Schwartz. © 1c. Oct. 4, 1929; E
unp. 11671; Abe Schwartz, New
York. 22517
First (The) Noel; Christmas anthem,
music by Alfred E. Whitehead;
mixed voices. 4to. © Oct. 22, 1929;
ane per. 25>) pub... 10289 °) H.-W.
Gray co., New York. 22518
First (The) one to laugh is the first
one to ery; written and composed
by John P. Long, of Great Britain;
pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Aug. 22, 1929;
1 e. Aug. 28; E for. 6522; Francis,
Day & Hunter, Itd., London. 22519
Fishy little thing; words and music by
Wesley Wilson. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Oct. 3, 1929; E unp.
11590; J. C. Johnson, New York.
22520
Flickan vid Don; svensk text av Sven-
Olof Sandberg, musik av Stephan
Kamensky, of Sweden; pf. © July
dodocds 1 c. Oct. 24° FE for. 6933;
Svenska noter, a. b., Stockholm,
Sweden. 22521
Flight (The) of the magic carpet; by
Bertha Lillian Miner Dobbins; pf.
© 1c. Oct. 4, 1929; E unp. 11601;
Bertha Lillian Dobbins, San An-
tonio. 22522
Flirtation; by Oliver Scott; pf. ©
Oct. 10; 1929;-'2 ¢. Oct. 145" EB pub.
10057; Del-Mar music publishers,
Chicago. 22523
83588—30——3
(In Mon- -
22537
Floating with the tide; words by
Edith Sanford Tillotson, music arr.
by Ira B. Wilson. 4to. 1. Unison
cho.—2. Sop. 1, 2.. © Sept. 12, 1929;
2c. each Sept. 30; E pub. 9585, 95983 ;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
22524, 22525
Florecita; tango, di Giovanni Pa-
panti, of Italy; piccola orch. parti,
con pf. conduttore. 4to. © Oct. 10,
1929; 1 ec: Oct. 23; EB for. 6945; A. &
G. Carisch & ¢c., Milan. 22526
Floridana moon; waltz, words by M.
Xiques, music by Conrad Hernan-
dez and Mike Xiques. © 1 «
July 28, 1929; E unp. 11805; Mike
Xiques, Detroit. 22527
Floryana polka; by B. Kaminski; ist.
violin. ©1e. Oct. 18, 1929; E unp.
12166; Bruno Kaminski, Philadel-
phia. 22528
Flower of the night; love song of
Spanish nights, words by Lee Byrd
and D. S. Carlson, musie by D. S.
Carlson. [Photostat] © 1 c. Oct.
22, 1929; E unp. 12328; Dorothy S.
Carlson, Oakland, Calif. 22529
Flute (The) across the lake; Maori
love song, words by Edel Marie
Jones, music by Leslie Hlliott, of
Great Britain. © Aug. 27, 1929;
1c. Sept. 27; E for. 6773; Boosey &
co., ltd., London. 22530
Fluttering doves; gavotte, by Carl
Schmeidler, of Germany, op. 91; pf.
© Oct. 15, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 17; E pub.
10192; Fheodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 225381
Folk-and master-melodies for the
young violinist; selected and pro-
gressively arr. by Wesley G. Son-
tag; pf. ace. v. 1. © Sept. 27,
1929; 2:e. Oet. 1; E pub. 9722; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 22532
Folk songs of America; arr. by R. EH.
Hildreth. 1. Cho. 4to.—2. Band pts.,
with solo B flat trumpet or cornet
conductor.—38. Orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. © Oct. 4, 1929; 2 «¢.
each Oct. 11; E pub. 9908-9910;
Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston.
22533-22535
Following shadows; by Reginald
Foort and R. H. Hunt, both of
Great Britain; orch. pts., with pf.-
conductor. 4to. © Sept. 24, 1929;
1 e- Oct. 4; E for. 7064; Hawkes &
son (London) lItd., London. 22536
Fool (The) that I was; words and
music by S. N. Miller. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Oct. 5, 1929;
E unp. 11696; Sidney N. Miller,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 22537
1193
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22538
Football blues; words and music by
T. W. Allen. New York, Thornton
W. Allen co. © Oct. 14, 1929; 2 «.
Oct. 17; E pub. 10160; Thornton
W. Allen, New York. 22538
For every tear-drop there’s a smile;
words and music by A. E. Thomas.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Oct. 4, 1929; E unp. 11635; Alice
Eynon Thomas, Killingly, Conn.
22539
For home and country; words and
music by M. McBride-Bodman, of
Canada. Oakville, Ont.,-London,
Frederick Harris co. © Oct. 9,
41929; 1 ec. Oct. 17s itor, jGsss >
Mary McBride-Bodman, Komoka,
Ont., Canada. 22540
For no reason at all; words and mu-
Sic by S. Epstein. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Oct. 21, 1929; E
unp. 12290; Sidney Epstein, Boston.
22541
For world peace; by W. Hiull.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Oct. 30, 1929; E unp. 12697; Walter
Hull, Dearborn, Mich. 22542
For you; words by Mrs. Herbert In-
graham, music by L. Golden and V.
Spitzhoff. © 1c. Sept. 30, 1929; HE
unp. 11526; Leroy Golden and Val
Spitzhoff, Englewood, N. J. 225438
For your and our liberty; march, by
S. Daczkowski; pf. Chicago, Con-
servatory of music. © Oct. 10,
1929; 2 c. Oct. 21; E pub. 10255;
Stefan Daczkowski, Chicago. 22544
Forde (Susan) Arabesque; by S.
Forde, of Great Britain; pf. ©
July 18, 1929; 1 «@ July 16; E for.
6914; A. Weekes & co., ltd., London.
22545
Forest fauns; dance caprice, by Leon-
ard Peck, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Aug. 26, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 6; E for.
6805; Walsh, Holmes & co., Itd.,
London. 22546
Forest (A) melody; by Montague F.
Phillips, of Great Britain, op. 49,
no. 1; orch. pts., with pf. conductor.
4to. © Sept. 21, 1929; 1 c. Sept.
30; E for. 6762; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. 22547
Forget your yesterdays and think of
tomorrow; words and music by Al
Cameron and Pete Bontsema; pf.,
ukulele, ten. banjo, mandola, guit.,
ace. (Jn Special songs, stories and
pt. III, n. S., Vv. 24
jokes by Al and Pete) © Sept. 9,
1929; 2 c. Oct. 17; E pub. 10133;
Forster music publisher, inc., Chi-
cago. 22548
Forgive us as we forgive; words by
Jessie F. Moser, music by Keith L.
Brooks; pf. © Sept. 1, 1929; 2 e.
Oct. 19; E pub. 10225; Herbert G.
Tovey, Eagle Rock, Calif. 22549
Forgotten ; waltz, words and music by
J. Guzik. © 1c. Oct. 4, 1929; HB
unp. 11670; Joseph Guzik, Brook-
lyn. 22550
Forgotten; words and music by Mada-
line Krell Reynolds. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 15, 1929;
EK unp. 12028; Sophia Blanche
Reynolds, Philadelphia. 22551
Forsake me not; duet, words by Rene
Bronner, music by H. W. Petrie;
sop. and alto. © Sept. 12, 1929; 2c.
Sept. 30; E pub. 9603; Lorenz pub.
co., Dayton, O. 22552
Fox ideal instrumental quartets; by
J, .5., Zamecnik ;* violins; “wo a aes
Nov. 1, 1929; 2 c Oct, 313 HB pub:
10424; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
22553
Fragrant flowers; waltz, by P. Frosini ;
pf. © 1c Oct. 19, 1929; EB unp.
12215; S. Riecardi, New York. 22554
Franus; obertas, melody by EH. Mika.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1929; E unp. 12202;
Edward Mika, Philadelphia. 22555
Fraternity drag; words and music by
H. Y. Smith. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1929;
E unp. 12673; Harold Y. Smith,
Hugene, Or. 22556
Frau (Die) meisterin; ouverture, von
Fr. v. Suppé, arr. von Leopold
Weninger, of Austria; orch. stimmen,
mit pf. o. organ direction u. violino
1 direction. © Sept. 5, 1929; 1 ce.
Oct. 2; E for. 6803; D. Rahter, Leip-
zig. 22557
French pep; by Robert A. Lawson; pf.
© Oct. 24, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 28; E pub.
10415 ; James I. Wray co., Edgewood,
eo: 22558
Friends; words and music by June
Imes [pseud. of J. Ijames. Words
and melody only] © 1. July 31,
1929; E unp. 12363; June Ijames,
Kew Gardens, L. I., N. Y. 22559
From EHgypt to Canaan; words and
music by C. C. Mourer ; mixed voices.
8vo. © Sept. 10, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 10;
E pub. 9872; Charles C. Mourer,
Cincinnati. 22560
1194
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
22580
From heaven’s heights I come to you;
words by Martin Luther, tr. by Dirk
H. van der Stucken, melody harmon-
ized by Johann Eecard, ed. by Carl
F. Pfatteicher; mixed voices. Copy-
right is based upon new matter of
C. F. Pfatteicher namely, his inter-
pretation represented in the legible
notation thereof contained in the
copies filed. 4to. © Aug. 6, 1929;
mea CCL, 12: HY pub. 9940: “Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 22561
From now on; from The Street singer,
words by Edward Eliscu, music by
Richard Myers; pf. and ukulele acc.
New York, Shubert music pub. corp.
© Oct. 9, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 11; E pub.
10005; Shubert theatre corp., New
York. 22562
From the jail house to the throne;
words and music by Rev. McGee.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Oct. 25, 1929; E unp. 12540; Southern
music pub. co., inc., New York.
22563
Fu panuelo; bolero, melody by C. Car-
rillo L., of Mexico, domiciled at New
York. .©,. 1. ce. Oct..7,. 1929; EB. unp.
11714; Carlos Carrillo L., New York.
22564
Fiinf jahrhunderte spanischer gitarre-
musik; nach den tabulaturen, hand-
schriften u. erstdrucken bearb. und
mit fingersatz versehen von Erwin
Schwarz-Reiflingen, of Germany.
foe ee |). Sept... 25, 1929-1 -c:
Oct. 26; E for. 7005, 7006; F. E. C.
Leuckart, Leipzig. 22565, 22566
Fiir ein kleines abenteuer bist du viel
zu schad’; aus Ich betriig’ dich nur
aus liebe, text von Fritz Rotter,
musik yon Ralph Erwin, of Austria.
(In 6 haupt-schlager) © June 10,
1929; 1 ec. July 16; E for. 6826; Drei
masken verlag, a. g., Berlin. 22567
Funny what a little kiss will do; words
by Sammy Lerner, music by Al Hoff-
man; pf. and ukulele acc. © Oct.
21, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 21; E pub. 10252;
Joe Hiller music corp., Pittsburgh.
22568
Fuzzy-wuzzy; part-song, words by
Rudyard Kipling, music by Alexius
Baas; men’s voices. 4to. © Oct.
22, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 23; E pub. 10294;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 22569
Gaelic patrol; by Sol Mercado, of
Great Britain; orch..pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Oct. 28, 1929;
1 e. Oct. 19; E for. 6907; Meyer De
Wolfe, London. 22570
Gamble’s class method for strings; by
Max Fischel and Aileen Bennett;
bass. bk. 1. © Oct. 28, 1929; 2 c.
and aff. Nov. 7; AA 27957; Gamble
hinged music co., Chicago. 22571
GQutiuid fees & prt de pry. a frpbl (Gan-
ands palermyert siryem); words
and music by H. Shamlian. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Oct. 2,
1929; E unp. 11745; Hovsep Sham-
lian, Union City, N. J. 22572
Garden of Allah; lyric by Karan Dunn
and Louretta Green, music by
Lenard Soulé; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Oct. 1, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 9; E pub.
9879; Karan Dunn song co., San
Francisco. 2201a
Garden of delight; words and music
by L. George. ©1c. Sept. 30, 1929;
E unp. 11475; Lulumay George, Los
Angeles. 22574
Gasco blues; words and music by
G. E. Myers. © Oct. 10, 1929; 2 «
Oct. 21; E pub. 10250; Gertrude E.
Myers, Portland, Or. 22575
Gavotte; by Beryl Rubinstein; pf. ©
vune” 1errg29. 2 ec. Oct, 12:2" pub:
9973 ; Carl Fischer, inec., New York.
22576
Gavotte aymée du Duc de Monmouth ;
de Francois Corbetta, transcription
par Emilio Pujol, of Spain; guit. ©
Aug. 28, 1929; 1 ¢. Oct. 26; E for.
6997 ; Editions Max HEschig, Paris.
22577
Gay girlie; words and music by E.
Hall. [Words and melody only] ©
1 e. Oct. 31, 1929; E unp. 12748;
Eunice Hall, Washington. 22578
Gay little bird in the forest; English
text by Isabella G. Parker, :music
by Max Stange, op. 54, no. 3, ed. by
Robert EH. Austin; sop. and alto.
4to. Copyright is based upon new
matter of Robert HE. Austin, namely,
his interpretation represented in the
legible notation thereof contained in
the copies filed. © Sept. 18, 1929;
2 e. Oct. 3; E pub. 9753; Oliver Dit-
Son co., Boston. 22579
Gay love; from The delightful rogue,
words by Sidney Clare, music by
Oscar Levant; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Sept. 25, 1929; 2 « Sept. 27; E
pub. 9611; Harms, ine., New York.
22580:
1195
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22581
Gazoozalum gazoo; words and music
by Val Trainor and Tommy Chris-
tian. [Words and melody only] ©
1 c. Sept. 24, 1929; E unp. 12057;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 22581
Gentle breezes; barcarolle, by J. Philip
D’Ivernois; pf. © Sept. 30, 1929;
2 ec. Sept. 30; E pub. 9701: Volk-
_wein bros., Pittsburgh. 22582
Get happy; words by Harcourt
Strange, music by H. D. Cole.
[Words and melody only. Photo-
stat] ©1c. Aug. 1, 1929; E unp.
11787; Harry D. Cole and Thaddeus
Hareourt Strange, Mount Vernon,
Jey Pe 22583
Get on out of here; words and music
by Wesley Wilson. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 3, 1929;
E unp. 11588; Progressive music ¢o.,
New York. 22584
Get up and get hot; words by. B.
Murray, music by Chester Escher;
ist violin. © 1 ec. Oct. 12, 1929;
E unp. 11960; Benjamin Murray,
San Diego, Calif. 22585
Get your mind on it; words and music
by Charles Davenport. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 21, 1929;
E unp. 12264; State Street music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 22586
Get yourself a monkey man, and make
him strut his stuff; words and music
by Leroy Morton. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Oct. 14, 1929; E
-unp. 12020; Triangle music pub. co.,
ine., New York. 22587
Gethsemane and Calvary; hymn,
words by R. I. Colquhoun, music by
Keith L. Brooks. © Sept. 1, 1929;
2 e. Oct. 19; E pub. 10226; Herbert
G. Tovey, Eagle Rock, Calif. 22588
Ghostly (The) minuet; by Reginald
Foort and R. H. Hunt, both of
Great Britain; orch. pts., with pf.-
conductor. 4to. © Sept. 24, 1929;
1 ec Oct. 4; E for. 7060; Hawkes &
son (London) Itd., London. 22589
Gift (The) of gifts; service for Christ-
mas with responses, words by Elsie
Duncan Yale, music by J. Lincoln
Hall: 8vo. © Oct. 16, 1929; 2'c.
Oct. 30; E pub. 10388; Hall-Mack
co., Philadelphia. 22590
Gifts (The) that won; words and
music by W. B. Jones. © Oct. 30,
pt. II, n. s,, v. 24
--1929; 2 ce. Oct. 30; E pub. 10417;
Walter B. Jones, Indianapolis.
Gigolo; by B. Hyams; pf. [Photo-
stat] © 1c. Oct. 7, 1929; E unp.
11712; Benjamin Hyams, New York.
22592
Ginia; polka, melody by BE. Mika. ©
1 c. Sept. 14, 1929; E unp. 12201;
Edward Mika, Philadelphia. 22593
Gipsies in the wood; a dancing play-
let for children, music by Reginald
Tansley, of Great Britain; pf. Lon-
don, J. Curwen & sons, Itd.,—Phila-
‘delphia, Curwen, ine. © Oct. 25,
1929; 1c. Oct. 23; E for. 6959; Regi-
nald Tansley, London. 22594
Gipsy (The) maidens; 38 pt. cho.,
words by Margaret Lester, set to
fragment of a Spanish folk-dance
expanded and arr. by William Les-
ter; women’s voices. 4to. © June
12, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 12; E pub. 9944;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 22595
Girl (The) I can’t forget; waltz song,
lyric by Dal Gray [i. e. Dallas
Gray], music by Al Kennedy; pf.
and ukulele ace. Gloucester City,
N. J., Monmouth music pub. co.
Sept. 26, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 30; E pub.
9766; Dallas Gray, Gloucester City,
NET. 22596
Girl (The) I love; waltz, lyric by
Byron D. Stokes, music by F. Dud-
leigh Vernor, arr. by Horace O.
Prell; orch. pts. 4to. © Sept. 6,
1929; 2 c Sept. 23; E pub. 9882;
Melrose bros. music ¢o., ine., Chi-
cago. 22597
Girl (The) of girls for me; words and
music by E. Andreasen. © 1 ¢. Oct.
19, 1929; E unp. 12282; Elsie An-
dreasen, Howard Beach, N. Y.
22598
Girl of to-day; or, Our rose, words
and music by O. M. Smith. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Oct.
11, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 21; E pub. 10313;
Ocia M. Smith, Fayetteville, N. C.
22599
Give me a kiss meant for somebody
else; words by Edna Allen Wright,
music by A. R. Strickling. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 16, 1929; HE unp. 12076; Ada
Remlinger Strickling, Cleveland.
22600
Give me a smile; words and music by
M. W. Hart. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 17, 1929; E unp.
12109; Millard W. Hart, Rockland,
Me. 22601
1196
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
22622
Give me back my heart, you'll not be
wanting it again; words and music
by Ivor Novello, of Great Britain.
© Sept. 23, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 30; E
for. 6766; Chappell & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 22602
Give to the world the best you have;
from A woman who was forgotten,
words and music by Ray Canfield,
Haven Gillespie and Sidney Rock-
man. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ce. Oct. 9, 1929; E unp. 11939; Leo
Feist, inec., New York. 22603
Gizela; valtz, by A. Maggio, op. 28.
© 1c. Sept. 3, 1929; E unp. 11796;
Antony Maggio, Los Angeles. 22604
Gladly; fox-trot, by Ted Koehler and
Harold Arlen, arr. by Paul Hill;
dance orch. pts., with words. 4to.
© Sept. 27, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 2; E pub.
10062; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 22605
Gloria; tango, por J. Bethancourt, of
Guatemala, domiciled at New York;
Dr.onOva> ¢.,Oci.1, 1929,;° BE. unp.
11477; José Bethancourt, New York.
22606
Glory of youth; overture, by Geo. D.
Barnard; band pts., with solo B flat
cornet conductor. © Sept. 10, 1929;
2 ¢c. Sept. 30; E pub. 9638; Charles
L. Barnhouse, sr., Oskaloosa, Ia.
22607
Glory ye in His holy name; anthem,
music by William Baines; mixed
voices. 4to. © Oct. 15, 1929; 2 c¢.
Oct. 17; E pub. 10183; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 22608
Go to bed; from The gold diggers of
Broadway, by Joe Burke, arr. by
George J. Trinkaus; voc. orch. pts.
4to. © Oct. 18, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 22;
E pub. 10326; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 22609
God gave Noah the rainbow sign; lyric
and music by A. P. Carter. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Oct. 25,
1929; E unp. 12530; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. 22610
God of our fathers, Whose almighty
hand; words by Daniel C. Roberts,
music by Mark Andrews; mixed
voices, with organ ace. 4to. © Oct.
a0, 1929. 2 en Oct, Tl: Wy pub. T8068
G. Ricordi & co., inc., New York.
22611
God that is our Saviour; Christmas
earol, words anon., 16th century,
musie by Eric H. Thiman, of Great
Britain; mixed voices. 12mo. ©
Oet:, $1, ;1920= 1, eG) ,Oct.;31;— 2 ior.
7086; Novello & co., ltd., London.
22612
God’s good tidings; words by H. G.
Tovey, music by Keith L. Brooks;
quartette or solo. © Sept. 1, 1929;
2 @. Oct, 19: Epub. 10227%, Herbert
G. Tovey, Eagle Rock, Calif. 22613
God’s heb’m; spiritual, words and mu-
sic by C. Ide. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Oct. 17, 1929; E unp.
12098; Charles Ide, Stonington,
Conn. 22614
God’s high mountain place; hymn,
words by Kathryn Finchey, music by
Keith L. Brooks. © Sept. 1, 1929;
2 ce Oct. 19; E pub. 10228; Herbert
G. Tovey, Eagle Rock, Calif. 22615
God’s word and promise; hymn, Eng-
lish tr. from the Swedish by P. A. L.,
music by J. Holmstrand, arr. by N.
Carlson. © May 4, 1929; 2 c. July
11; E pub. 9993; Nathaniel Carlson,
Miami, Fla. 22616
Going across the sea; melody by Crook
bros. © 1. Oct. 25, 1929; E unp.
12543 ; Southern music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 22617
Going up the mountain after liquor;
words and music by E. Stoneman
and E. Dunford. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ce. Oct. 25, 1929;
E unp. 12525; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 22618
Golf (The) bug; words and music by
J. F. Dillon. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 23, 1929; E unp.
12382; James Flood Dillon, Detroit.
22619
Good bye; words and music by A. 8.
McNee, of Great Britain. [Words
and melody only] © 1 c. Oct. 4,
1929; EH unp. 11623; Allen 8S. McNee,
Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., Canada.
22620
Good-bye; words and music by E. P.
Gilronan. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1929; E unp. 12703;
Edward Paul Gilronan, Youngs-
town, O. 22621
Good day Sir Christmas; carol from
Selden MS. circa 1450, music by R.
R. Terry, of Great Britain; mixed
voices. London, J. Curwen & sons,
Itd., Philadeiphia, Curwen, inc. 4to.
© Oct. 1, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 28; E for.
6839; Richard R. Terry, Woodstock,
Oxon, England. 22622
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22623
Good (The) old days; words by Harry
B. Smith, music by G. O’Hara.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 18, 1929; E unp. 12263; Geof-
frey O’Hara, New York. 22623
Goodbye work, goodbye! words and
music by E. HE. Rekert, of Canada.
New York City, Frank Harding mu-
sic house. © Sept. 6, 1929; 2 c. Oct.
4; E pub. 9791; Emelie Eliza Rekert,
Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.
22624
Goof (The) ; words and music by A. J.
Petolino. [Words and melody only ]
© 1c. Oct. 3, 1929; E unp. 11586;
Anthony J. Petolino, Newark, N. J.
22625
Gounod (Charles Francois) Unfold,
ye portals; from The redemption,
music arr. by Ira B. Wilson; sop.,
alto and bass. © Aug. 30, 1929; 2 ¢.
Oct. 19; E pub. 10284; Lorenz pub.
co., Dayton, O. 22626
Governor’s (The) daughter; operetta,
bk. and lyrics by Alfred W. Wake-
man, music by Ira B. Wilson. 4to.
© Sept. 28, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 19; D
pub. 27598; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O. 22627
Gracey, my pretty baby; words by G.
Landi, music by Samuel H. Speck.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Oet. Ss, 1929" 2Zoe*Oct. Zoe te pup.
10346 ; Grace Landi, Passaic, N. J.
22628
Gradstein (Alfred) Quatre minia-
tures; par A. Gradstein, of Poland;
pf. 1. Prélude. [3 others] © May
20, 19293) 1. e Oct) 3; “EH for, 6799;
Editions Max Hschig, Paris. 22629
Grant us Thy peace; 2 pt. anthem.
words and music by Bernard Ham-
blen. 4to. © Oct. 9, 1929; 2 c Oct.
10; E pub. 10001; Harms, ine., New
York. 22630
Gray (The) clad hosts of Uncle Sam-
my; words and music by EH. Witte.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 18, 1929; E unp. 12174;
Ernest Witte, Analomink, Pa.
22631
Gray days will fade away; words and
music by H. Behm; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Sept. 26, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
30; E pub. 9765; Homer Behm,
Chicago. 22632
Great (The) divide; words and music
by H. G. Tovey. © Sept. 1, 1929;
2c. Oct. 19; E pub. 10237; Herbert
G. Tovey, Hagle Rock, Calif. 22633
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
Grey spring; words by W. Kersley
Holmes, music by Anthony Collins,
of Great Britain.
1 ce. Oct. 11; E for. 7047; Augener,
ltd., London. 226384
Gridiron pep! march-song, words and
music by S. Robbins; pf. © Oct. 3,
1929; 2 ec. Oct. 7; E pub. 9891; Stella
Robbins, Lawrence, Kan. 22635
Grieg (Edvard (Hagerup) Norwegian
dance; by Edvard Grieg, op. 35, no.
2, arr. by W. F. Ambrosio [pseud.
of Gustav Saenger]; 4 violins, pf.
acc., with violoncello ad. lib. Se.
© July 29, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 12; EB pub.
9955; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
22636
Three songs without
words; melodies. 1. The flag goes
by. [2 others] © 1 e Sept. 19,
1929; E unp. 11933; Hugene Grosz,
Chicago. 22637
Group of popular melodies; intro. On
parade, etc., words by J. Seitman,
music by B. Shafto. [Words and
melody only] © 1 c¢. Oct. 5, 1929;
E unp. 11711; Bob Shafto and Joe
Seitman, Brooklyn. 226388
Grying [!] (The) blues; lyric by W.
Plantiko, music by Viola Plantiko;
pf. ©. .1.c-:.Oct.. 24, 1929; BH unp.
12608; William Plantiko, Stevens
Point, Wis. 22639
Grosz (Hugene)
. Guess I ain’t got it; words and music
by W. J. Rexford. [Words and mel-
oldy only] © 1 e, Oct. 22, 1929;
E unp. 12334; William Jess Rexford,
Bay Shore, N. Y. 22640
Gwine to heaben some day; negro
spiritual, words by Speed lLang-
worthy [pseud. of N. B. lLang-
worthy], music by Vernon Richner ;
pf. and ukulele acc., with male quar-
tet. © Oct. 12, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 16;
E pub. 10092; T. S. Denison & co.,
Chicago. 22641
Gypsies (The) are coming; by James
H. Rogers, 2nd pf. pt. by Frances
Frothingham ; 2 pfs. © Oct. 3, 1929;
2 ec. Oct. 5; E pub. 9799; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 22642
Gypsy winds; words by Edith Sanford
Tillotson, music by Will H. Ruebush.
4to. 1. Mixed voices.—2. Sop., alto
and bass.—3, Sop. and alto. ©
Sept. 12, 1929; 2 c.' each Sept. 30;
E pub. 9589, 9591, 9595; Lorenz pub.
co., Dayton, O. 22643-22645
1198
© Sept. 26, 1929;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
22668
Hab’ mich lieb, Annemarie! worte und
musik von Ernst Arnold, of Austria,
op. 185. © June 27, 1926; 1c. Sept.
11, 1929; E for. 6884; Josef Blaha,
Vienna. 22646
Hiindel (Georg Friedrich) Berenice;
minuet, arr. by Reginald Hunt, of
Great Britain; school orch. pts. 4to.
f).Oct..8, 1929 >1.e, Oct. 21 ;, Hi, for.
7027; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
22647
Sonata quinta; in G min., arr. for
concert use by Alfred Pochon; 2 vio-
lins and violoncello. © June 26,
1929 ; 2 e. Oct. 12; E pub. 9980; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 22648
Haldon Hills; Devon, by Greville
Cooke, of Great Britain; pf. © Oct.
2, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 12; EB for. 6843;
Joseph Williams, Iltd., London.
22649
Handful (A) of Riffs; melody by L.
Johnson and Willie Dunn. © 1 «.
Oct. 14, 1929; E unp. 12017; Lonnie
Johnson, New York. 22650
Happiness ahead for you and I; words
and music by J. Folwar. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Aug. 15,
1929; E unp. 11797; Joanna Folwar,
Chicago. 22651
——Same. © 1c. Oct. 4, 1929; E
unp. 11609; Joanna Folwar, Chicago.
22652
Happiness, lives one day thro’; words
and music by Billy Wiggers [i. e.,
C. W. Wigger]; pf. © 1. Oct. 21,
1929; E unp. 12249; Charles William
Wigger, Chicago. 22653
Happy (A) ending to my dreams;
words and music by A. Leonard and
J. Rosenson. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Oct. 5, 1929; E unp.
12601; Augustus Leonard and Jean-
ette Rosenson, Everett, Mass.
22654
Uappy-go-lucky (A) boy; words and
music by Bennie Samberg. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Oct. 19,
1929; E unp. 12241; United pub. co.,
New York. 22655
Happy Hollow; words and music by
T. V. Fowler. [Words and melody
only. Photostat] © 1 ec. Oct. 28,
1929; E unp. 12630; Thomas V.
Fowler, Brooklyn. 22656
Happy is the word; fox-trot hilarity,
words and music by C. Ide.
[Words and melody only] ©1l1e.
Oct. 4, 1929; E unp. 11613; Charles
Ide, Stonington, Conn. 22657
Happy (The) song; by H. L. Ashford;
pf. ‘© Oct. 15, 1929; 2.c. Oct.,17;
E pub. 10190; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 22658
Happy with you; words by B. Allen,
music by Stan Tucker. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Oct. 1,
1929; E unp. 11484; Bess M. Allen,
Williamsport, Pa. 22659
Harlem band; words by Mercer Cook,
music by Lenoir Cook and W. M.
Cook. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1929; E unp. 11691;
Will Marion Cook, New York.
22660
Harry, the harmonica king; words
and music by Phil Baxter. ©1e.
Oct. 30, 1929; E unp. 12698; J. W.
Jenkins sons music co. Kansas
City, Mo. 22661
Harvard; words and music by R. C.
Renwick; pf. and ukulele ace.
[Photostat] © 1 ec. Oct. 17, 1929;
EH unp. 12411; Ruth Comfort Ren-
wick, Medford, Mass. 22662
Harvest moon; words and music by
W. Lillywhite. [Words and melody
only] ©1.. Oct. 17, 1929; E unp.
12122; William Lillywhite, South-
ampton, N. Y. 22663
Hary Janos; intermezzo aus dem
singspiel, von Zoltan Kodaly, of
Hungary, arr. von Emil Bauer, of
Austria; small orch. pts., with pf.
direction and violino 1 direction.
© June 19, 1929; 1 ec. July 30; B
for. 6860; Universal edition, a.g.,
Vienna. 22664
Hary Janos; kalandozasai nagya-
bonytul a burgvaraig, irtak Paulini
Béla és Harsényi Zsolt, zenéjét irta
Kodaly Zoltan, of Hungary, op. 15;
klavierauszug mit text des bthnen-
werkes. © July 17, 1929; 1 c. Aug.
29; D pub. 27592; Universal edition,
a.g., Vienna. 22665
Haskell (The) march; by S. Robbins;
pli © Oct: 3,. 1929; 2 .¢. Oct.:7; BD
pub. 9892; Stella Robbins, Law-
rence, Kan. 22666
Haunting melodies; words and music
by L. Perry. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Oct. 17, 1929; E unp.
12121; Leslie Perry, Gloversville,
eae 22667
Haunting (A) strain; melody, by
Francesco Berger, of Great Britain;
pf. © Sept. 24, 1929; 1c. Oct. 11;
E for. 7046; Schott & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 22668
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22669
Have Thy way; hymn, words by Jes-
- sie F. Moser, music by H. G. Tovey.
© Sept. 1, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 19; E pub.
10238; Herbert G.. Tovey, Hagle
Rock, Calif. 22669
Have you ever known; words and
music: by L. Nicchia. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 30, 1929;
E unp. 12687; Lillian Nicchia,
Mountain Lakes, N. J. 22670
Hawaiian memories; words by L.
Culver, music by Harry Clifford. ©
1 c. Oct. 2,°1929; E unp. 11574;
Leola Culver, Lapwai, Id. 22671
Hay-fever; words and music by P. M.
DeClark. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 10, 1929; E unp.
11895; Paul M. DeClark, Grand
Rapids, Mich. 22672
Hazel; waltz caprice, by Del Staigers;
‘solo or duet for various wind in-
struments, with pf. acc. © June 8,
1929 ; 2c. Oct. 12; E pub. 9976; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 22673
He cares for me; hymn, words by
Charlotte G. Homer, music by Chas.
H. Gabriel. © Sept. 14, 1929; 2 ¢.
' Sept. 28; EH pub. 9608; Homer A.
Rodeheaver, Chicago. 22674
He couldn’t speak a word of English ;
words and music by Abner Silver.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Aug. 28, 1929; E unp. 12357; Edith
Clifford, New York. 22675
He maketh wars to cease; anthem,
music by Arnold G. H. Bode; mixed
voices; organ ace. 4to. © Oct. 22,
1929; 2.c. Oct. 283; E pub. 10297; H.
W. Gray co., New York. 22676
He-man o’ mine; words and music by
Clarence. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 17, 1929; E unp.
12116; Clifford E. Green, New
York. 22677
He met me there; words by Herman
von Berge, music by Clay Smith.
1. High voice, in A flat—2. Med.
voice, in G flat.—3. Low voice, in HE
flat. © Sept. 12, 1929; 2 ec each
Sept. 30; E pub. 9604; Lorenz pub.
co., Dayton, O. 22678
He’s a lucky dog; by Harry Pease,
Charles O’Flynn and Ed. G. Nelson,
arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus; voc. orch.
pts. 4to. © Oct. 18, 1929; 2 ec. Oct.
22; E pub. 10329; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 22679
He’s a red-hot minstrel fan; words
and music by Fred Rose; pf. and
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
‘ukulele acc., with quartet for male
or mixed voices. © Oct. 14, 1929;
2 c. Oct. 17; E pub. 10114; T. S.
Denison & ¢€o., Chicago. 22680
He’s good enough for me; words by
Joe Goodwin, music by Gus Ha-
~ wards. ©1c. Oct. 29, 1929; E unp.
12667; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
Culver City, Calif. 22681
He’s tight like this; words and music
by Hilda Alexander. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 21, 1929;
E unp. 12275; State Street music
pub. co., inc., Chicago. 22682
He (she) wants a favor; words and
music by J. I. Pascal. [Words and
melody only] © 1 «¢. Oct. 10, 1929;
E unp. 11872; Joseph I. Pascal, Rox-
bury, Mass. 22683
He wants not friends that hath Thy
love; anthem, words by Richard
Baxter, music by W. R. Voris ; mixed
voices, organ ace. 4to. © Oct. 17,
1929; 2 e«. Oct. 17; Hi pubs wis;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 22684
Heart (The) ; words from the German,
musie by James Lyon, of Great
Britain, op. 84, no. 25) .choesor
quartet for mixed voices; in B flat.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Oct. 17, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 18;
HE for. 6899; Edwin Ashdown, Itd.,
London. 22685
Heart-aches; words by B. Kirby,
music by Phil Starr. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Oct. 4,
1929; 2 c. Oct. 25; E pub. 10349;
Bessie Kirby, Wilton, Conn. 22686
Heart and soul; words and music by
G. R. Wilson. Rev. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 11, 1929;
E unp. 11914; George Robert Wilson,
New York. 22687
Heart of mine; words by L. C.
Whitaker, music by Michael J.
Duffy. © Oct. 8, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 10;
E pub. 9903; Lily C. Whitaker, New
Orleans. 22688
Heart’s-ease; words and music by
V. G. Kellogg. © 1 ¢. Oct. 12, 1929;
E unp. 11942; Vivian Gale Kellogg,
Amsterdam, N. Y. 22689
Heaven-sent; words by J. M. Finigan,
music by W. P. Swettman. © 1 ¢.
Sept. 11, 1929; E unp. 11535; Joseph
M. Finigan and W. Paul Swettman,
Philadelphia. 22690
1200
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
Heavenly Father, send Thy blessing;
anthem for Childrens’ day, words by
C. Wordsworth, music by Lucina
Jewell; mixed voices. 4to. © Oct.
ie, 1929: 2 c, Oct, 17; BE pub. 10181;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
22691
Heigh-ho, heigh-ho, New York; words
and music by P. D. Urban. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Oct. 24,
1929; E unp. 12441; Paul D. Urban,
New York. 22692
Helencio kochana; walec, words and
music by J. Wyskowski. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Sept. 30,
1929; E unp. 11476; John Wys-
kowski, Omaha, Neb. 22693
Help, Lord, my God; words anon., tr.
by Carl EF. Pfatteicher, music from
Christliche psalmen und _ kirchen-
gesinge, ed. by Nikolaus Selnecker,
re-ed. by C. F. Pfatteicher; mixed
voices. Copyright is based upon
new matter of C. F. Pfatteicher
namely, his interpretation repre-
sented in the legible notation thereof
contained in the copies filed. 4to.
© Aug. 6, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 12; E
pub.. 9929; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 22694
Help yourself to happiness; words by
Chas. Tobias and Sid Silvers, music
by Peter De Rose. [Words and
melody only] ©1 ec. Oct. 2, 1929;
E unp. 11552; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 22695
Henpecked Sam; words and music by
Fred Rose; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Oct. 14; 719298 2¢e. Cet. 1¢:-H pub.
10115; T. S. Denison & co., Chicago.
22696
Here in my garden of roses; lyric by
Lynn Merrick, music by Richard
Kountz. © Oct. 10, 1929; 2 e. Oct.
16; E pub. 10175; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 22697
Here’s to our next merry meeting;
words by Edward ‘'Teschemacher
[pseud. of Edward Lockton], music
by Nellie Simpson, of Great Britain;
in D. © Sept. 13, 1929; 1 c. Oct.
4; EF for. 6829; Warren & Phillips,
London. 22698
Heut hab ich sie geseh’n .....; text
yon Kurt Schwabach und Willy
Rosen, musik von Austin Egen, of
U. S., fiir klavier von Fred Ralph
22708
[pseud. of Hermann Krome], of
Germany. © May 28, 1929; 1 «¢.
July 16, 1 c. Aug. 26; E pub. 9924;
Drei masken verlag, a. g., Berlin.
22699
Hey! hey! my baby loves me; words
and music by R. La Marr and B.
Young. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1929; E unp. 12089;
Rudy La Marr and Billy Young, San
Jose, Calif. 22700
High and low; from Here comes the
bride, words by Howard Dietz and
Desmond Carter, music by Arthur
Schwartz. London,-Sydney, Chap-
pell & co., Itd. © Oct. 7, 1929; 2c.
Oct. 9; E pub. 9888; Harms, inc.,,
New York. 22701
High hatters ball; words and music
by W. H. Escoffery. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 29, 1929;
E unp. 12676; William H. Escoffery,
New York. 22702
His eye is .on the sparrow; words
adapted from Mrs. C. D. Martin,
music by Charles H. Gabriel, arr.
by Hugh Alexander; med. voice;
organ ace.’ ©) Nov, 21;°1929;) 2c.
Nov. 23; E pub. 11115; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. 22703
His love is my guiding star; words by
Alfred Barratt, music by Harry
Dixon Loes. © Sept. 1, 1929; 2 «.
Oct. 19; E pub. 10233; Herbert G.
Tovey, Eagle Rock, Calif. 22704
His perfect love; sacred song, new
text by Frederick H. Martens, set
to Evening song by Oley Speaks;
med. voice. © Sept. 27, 1929; 2 ¢.
Oct. 1% Epub. 9721;°G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. [© new text]
22705
Historia (La) de Puerto Rico; bolero
y son, letra y mtsica por H. Torres.
[Words and melody only] ©1le.
Oct. 23, 1929; E unp. 12406;
Heriberto Torres, New York. 22706
History of the world; traditional
words rey., with music by B. Miller. .
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 5, 1929; E unp. 11708; Bob
Miller, New York. 22707
Hoe down; words and music by Dale
Wimbrow and Charlie Abbott.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 25, 1929; E unp. 12539; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
22708
1201
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22709
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
Holderlin-lieder; musik von Josef
Matthias Hauer, of Austria, op. 40;
bar. bd. 4 1. Vulkan. [4 others]
© June 18, 1929; 1 «. July 30; EB
for. 6856; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 22709
Hoffmann; lied. und fox-trot, text von
Peter Herz, musik von Egon Neu-
mann, of Austria, arr. von Gustav
Blasser, of Austria.
1929;..1 e Aug. 6: Ei for. 968s:
Wiener operetten-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Vienna. 22710
Hold everything; selection, by B. G.
De Sylva [pseud. of George Gard
De Sylva], Lew Brown and Ray
Henderson, selected and arr. by H.
M. Higgs, of Great Britain; orch.
pts., with 1st violin conductor. Lon-
don, Chappell & co., ltd. © Aug. 7,
1929; 1 c. Aug. 9; E for. 6811; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 22411
Holly (The) and the ivy; Christmas
earol, traditional air arr. by Alfred
EK. Whitehead; mixed voices, with
sop. and ten. solos. 4to. © Oct.
22, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 28; E pub. 10290;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 22712
Hollywood nights; from the photo-
play, words and music by Con Con-
rad, Sidney D. Mitchell and Archie
Gottler. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 8, 1929; E unp. 11862;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 22013
Holy holy holy; sanctus, by Hans
Huber, arr. by Clarence Dickinson ;
violin, violoncello and harp. © Oct.
8, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 4; E pub. 9691;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 22714
Home; words and music by R. I.
Minut. [Words and melody only]
© 1. Oct. 19, 1929; E unp. 12239;
Robert I. Minut, Irvington, N. J.
22015
Home and the old folks there; words
by W. Young, music by Ray Hibbe-
ler., ©, LG Océ. “si 19297 fh unp.
12735; William Young, Detroit.
22716
Home is heaven—heaven is home;
spiritual, words by Edgar Leslie,
music by Walter Donaldson; pf.
1 ec. Oct. 19, 1929; E unp. 12229;
Donaldson, Douglas & Gumble, inc.,
New York. 22717
Home songs; medley, intro. Loye’s old
Sweet song, Sweet and low, and In
the gloaming, arr. by Maurice Lee;
© Mar. 6,
solo and 2d violin, with obbl. violin
pt.; pf. acc. © Oct. 24, 1929; 2 «.
Oct. 25; E pub. 10341; Century
music pub. co., New York. 22718
Home, sweet home; from Clari, the
maid of Milan, words by John How-
ard Payne, music by Henry Row-
land Bishop, arr., ed. and phrased
by Harold Hisenberg; for violin and
pf.,. with 2d violin pt., or pf. solo.
© Oct. 29, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 30; E pub.
10398; Harry Perlberg music ¢o.,
New York. 22719
Homing; words by Richard LeGal-
lienne, music by M. E. Chidsey. ©
1 ec. Oct. 8, 1929; E unp. 11648;
Mary Elizabeth Chidsey, Stamford,
Conn. 22720
Honey; fox-trot, words and music by
Seymour Simons, Haven Gillespie
and Richard A. Whiting, arr. by Al-
fred J. Doyle; male quartet, unacc.
4to. '©"“Oct. 8)'1929'7°2 ©, Cer Ts
E. pub. 10090; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 22721
Honey ah lub you, but ah sho kan
Shubble no snow; words and music
by E. L. Hutchinson. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 24, 1929;
E unp. 12458; Edward L. Hutchin-
son, Summit, N. J. 22722
Honey baby; words and music by
Marge Van [pseud. of M. V. Schoick.
Words and melody only] ©l1le«
Oct. 14, 1929; E unp. 12014; Marge
Van Schoick, Chicago. 22723
Honey girl; words by J. Hart, music
by Elsie Partington. [Words and
melody only] © 1 ce. Oct. 4, 1929;
E unp. 11676; Jean Hart, Olyphant,
Pa. 22724
Honey I feel so funny; words and
music by O. Wendell. Dallas, E. G.
Council. © Sept. 18, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
24; E pub. 9881; Ola Wendell,
Dallas. 22725
Honeymoon keep shining; words by
Harold Robe, music by Wyman
Steele. © Sept. 24, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
27; E pub. 9667; Musie buyers corp.,
New York. 22726
Hongkong; fox or slow, by Giovanni
Papanti, of Italy; piccola orch.
parti, con pf. conduttore. 4to. ©
Sept. 21,1929; 1 ¢. Oct. 23; E tor.
6944; A. & G. Carisch & ¢c., Milan.
22727
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no..10, 1929
22748
Honolulu night; words and music by
N. Metler. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ec. Oct. 16, 1929; E unp.
12085; Norman Metler, Spokane,
Wash. 22728
Hop—Sing—Hooly; words and music
by Jerry Gamble [i.e. H. J. Gamble],
arr. by Sam Caldwell. © 1 e. Oct.
15, 1929; E unp. 12315; Harold
Jerry Gamble, Hollywood. 22729
Horizons ; 4 western pieces, by Arthur
Shepherd; symphony orch. Se. 1.
Westward. [38 others] © Aug. 9,
1929; 2 c@ Aug. 31; E pub. 10261;
Juilliard musical foundation, New
York. 22730
Hosanna to the living Lord; anthem,
text from the hymnal by Reginald
Heber, music by Elinor Remick War-
ren ; mixed voices, with alto solo and
organ ace. 4to. © Oct. 22, 1929;
Pee OC. Aas ti DUD. Tzu. 2 HW.
Gray co., New York. 22731
Hottsy, tottsy, holy cow; words and
music by H. D. Calkins. [Words
and melody only] © 1.c¢. Oct. 24,
1929; E unp. 12453; Homer D. Cal-
kins, Iowa Falls, Ia. 22732
How can I wait; words by Ella
Wheeler Wilcox, music by L. George.
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1929; E unp. 11473;
Lulumay George, Los Angeles.
22733
How could I be ever: blue; words and
music by E. Miller. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 22, 1929;
E unp. 12322; Ernest Miller, Sagi-
naw, Mich. 22734
How’d ya like to be me; words and
music by Lou Davis and J. Fred
Coots; pf. and ukulele acc. © Oct.
3, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 4; E pub. 9699;
Spier & Coslow, inc., New York.
22735
How long; lyrics and music by F.
Stokes. [Words and melody only]
© 1 c. Oct. 25, 1929; E unp. 12516;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 22736
How shall I tell; from Spring is here,
words by Sam Lewis and Joe Young,
music by Harry Warren. [Mimeo-
graph] © 1c. Oct. 23, 1929; E unp.
12410; Remick music corp., New
York. 22737
How to be satisfied; intro. Satisfied,
When the one you love loves you,
and Lonesome in the moonlight, com-
piled by Eddie Stein, ed. and arr.
by Lee Orean Smith; special organ
transcription, with words. © Sept.
28, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 30; E pub. 9708;
Leo Feist, ine., New York. 22738
Howdy Broadway; words and music
by Billy Moll and Benj. Blanc.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 24, 1929; E unp. 12055; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., inc, New
York. 22739
Howdy do Mister Sunshine; words by
J. H. Muldowney, music by Ray
Rhonheimer, arr. by Bert Peters; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Oct. 3, 1929;
2 ec. Oct. 7; E pub. 9895; Milton
Weil music co., Chicago. 22740
Howdy, folks! words and music by
Zoe Hartman. © Oct. 8, 1929: 2 ¢.
Oct. 11; E pub. 9921; T. S. Denison
& co., Chicago. 22741
Tynyana; huculka, words and music
by George Apolsky, of Canada, domi-
ciled at Detroit. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 18, 1929; E unp.
11823; Apolsky & Bukantis music
pub. co., Detroit. 22742
Hula girl waltz; by B. C. Langdon;
pf. © 1c. Oct. 14, 1929; E unp.
12006; Byron Clifford Langdon, Chi-
cago. 22743
Hullah Brown-Spencer Dyke (The)
children’s violin book; verses by’
Helena Burridge and J. H. B., music
by H. Brown and S. Dyke, both of
Great Britain. © Sept. 27, 1929;
1 c. Oct. 12; E for. 6962; Joseph
Williams, ltd., London. 22744
Hunting song; from Words and music,
words by Harlan Thompson, music
by Dave Stamper. © Oct. 23, 1929;
2 c. Oct. 23; E pub. 10362; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
22745
Hurly-burly; concert party album no.
5, written and composed by Dick
Henty, of Great Britain. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug. 22,
1929: Te? Oct! “21; "HR! for? Wet;
Reynolds & co., London. 22746
Hymne a Jeanne d’Arc; paroles et
musique de Yves Réal del Sarte, of
France. © May 18, 1929; 1 e. Oct.
26; E for. 6989; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. 22747
I ain’t never been loved before; lyrics
by Pat Ballard [pseud. of F. D. Bal-
lard], music by Tom. Waring.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
Oct. 30, 1929; E unp. 12682; Francis
Drake Ballard, New York. 22748
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22749
I am going back to my Virginia home;
words and music by H. M. Wikel;
mixed voices. © 1c. Oct. 31, 1929;
HK ounp. 12745; E. Miller Wikel, Hunt-
ington, W. Va. 22749
I am not so bad (Je ne suis si
vilaine); French Canadian folk
song, words traditional, freely adapt-
ed by David Stevens, music arr. by
M. Wood Hill; treble voices. 4to.
© Sept. 28, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 14; E pub.
10203; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
22750
I came to you; from Skin deep, words
and music by Con Conrad, Sidney D.
Mitchell and Archie Gottler; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Oct. 9, 1929; 2 ¢.
Oct. 11; E pub. 9912; Remick music
corp., New York.
for you, words by Lorenz Hart, mu-
sic by Richard Rodgers; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Oct. 2, 1929; 2 ¢.
Oct. 4; E pub. 9838; Harms, inc.,
New York. 22752
I can’t sleep in the movies any more;
fox-trot song, words and music by
Arthur Fields, Fred Hall and Bert
Van Cleve; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Oct. 3, 1929: 2 @ Oct. 5; Epub.
9865; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
22753
I can’t teach you anything; words by
D. Ware, music by F. Eldridge.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ec.
Oct. 18, 1929; E unp. 12157; Floyd
Eldridge and Darrell Ware, Evans-
ton, Ill. 22754
I certainly must be in love; words by
William Tracy, music by Lou Hand-
man. [Words and melody only] ©
te. Oct: 25, 1929+ BE ump. 92502 ;
Handman, Kent & Goodman, inc.,
New York. 22755
I'd be a Gipsy; words and music by
A. W. Walpole, of Great Britain.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Oct. 4, 1929; E unp. 11622; Alice W.
Walpole, Port Rowan, Ont, Canada.
22756
I’d be lost like a ship at sea; fox-trot,
words by G. P. Loomer, music by
Ray Hibbeler. © 1 ce. Oct. 4, 1929;
EK unp. 11678; Gordon P. Loomer,
Bristol, N. H. 22757
I’d l’ke to lease a night in June; words
by Harcourt Strange, music by
H. D. Cole. [Words and melody
only. Photostat] © 1c. Aug. 1,
1204
Id rather be a_ could-be;
22751 |
I can do wonders with you; from Me
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 24
1929; E unp. 11789; Harry D. Cole
and Thaddeus Harcourt Strange,
Mount Vernon, N. Y. 22758
musical
monologue or song, words anon.,
music by Alma Stanley. Belmar,
N. J., Edgar S. Werner & co.
Sept. 28, 1929; 2 ¢c. Oct. 23; E pub.
103822; M. S. Titus-Werner, Belmar,
N. J. 22759
I don’t know how; words by Desmond
Carter, music by Vivian Hllis, of
Great Britain. London,-Sydney,
Chappell & co., ltd. © Sept. 28,
1929; 1 e@ Oct. 9; EH for. 6820;
Harms, inc., New York. - 22760
don’t know why; words and music
by G. E. Armstrong. © 1c. Oct. 21,
1929; E unp. 12352; Gordon Ernest
Armstrong, Roslindale, Mass. 22761
I dream of life; words by P. Fellman,
music by Joseph Bauer. [Photostat]
© 1c. Oct. 9, 1929; E unp. 11807;
Pauline Fellman, Long Beach, L. I.,
N. Y. 22762
I found a four leaf clover; words and
music by A. J. Bailey. [Words and
melody only]. © 1 ¢. Oct. 21, 1929;
E unp. 12284; Anna Johnston
Bailey, Van Buren, Ark. 22763
found a one way street to heaven;
fox-trot, words by George Reid,
music by Charles Hood, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Nov. 4, 1929; 1 .¢e. Oct. 81; E for.
7092; Leo Feist, Iltd., ‘Toronto,
Canada. 22764
I found the end of my rainbow sweet-
heart when I found you; fox-trot
song, words and music by Marty
Fenerty [i. e. M. E. Fenerty.
Chords, single staff] © 1 ¢. Sept.
30, 1929; EH unp. 11472; Martin
Edward Fenerty, New Orleans.
22765
found your keyhole; words and
music by Al. Miller. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 21, 1929;
E unp. 12282; State Street music
pub. co., ine., Chicagon 22766
got a misery; words and music by
Larry Yoell, Herb Scharlin and Al
Jacobs; pf. and ukulele ace. © July
8, 1929; 2 e. July 12; BH pub. 9855;
Lloyd Campbell publications, inc.,
San Francisco. 22767
got mine; lyrics and musie by F.
Stokes. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 25, 1929; E unp. 12515;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10,1929
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 22768
I have a girl up in Mars; words and
music by R. L. Brooks. © 1 ce. Oct.
18, 1929; E unp. 12187; Richard L.
Brooks, Yucaipa, Calif. 22769
heard the bells on Christmas day;
words by Henry Wadsworth Long-
fellow, music by Isaac H. Meredith ;
mixed voices. obl. 12mo. © Sept.
12, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 28; E pub. 9861;
Tullar-Meredith co., New York.
22770
I keep on picking ’em up; lyric by
Denis Athlone, music by Harry
Stafford, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Oct. 22, 1929; 1c.
Oct. 31; EH for. 7094; Campbell, Con-
nelly & co., Itd., London. 2eccL
I kinda get a lonesome feelin’; words
by Aneurin Davies, music by K. E.
Romkey. © 1 e. Oct. 12, 1929; E
unp. 11963; Katherine E. Romkey,
Muskegon, Mich. 22772
I know it in my heart you're an angel;
words and music by E. Woniger.
New Orleans, La., William J.
Herbst. (Cover title:—I know in
my heart you’re an angel) © Oct.
2pAl929; 2 ¢@ Oct. 25° pub) 9677;
Eva Woniger, New Orleans. 22773
I knows you; words and music by
Wesley Wilson. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Oct. 21, 1929; E
unp. 12309; Progressive music Co.,
New York. 22774
Ill always miss you; fox trot, words
by Treg Brown, music by J. M.
Bishop. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 15, 1929; E unp. 11770;
Joe Miller Bishop, Chicago. 22775
Ill always remember; from Here
comes the bride, words by Max and
Nathaniel Lief and Desmond Carter,
music by Arthur Schwartz. Lon-
don,-Sydney, Chappell & co., ltd. ©
Oi, 1929= 2) Oct, Ss Epub.
9887; Harms, inc., New York.
22776
TU be there; fox-trot ballad, from
Glorifying the American girl, words
Lo
by Lou Davis, music by J. Fred
Coots and Larry Spier; pf. and
ukulele ace. New York, Spier &
Coslow, ine. © Oct. 4, 1929; 2 ¢.
Oct. 5; E pub. 10169; Famous music
corp., New York. 22777
22787
I'll climb the highway to your heart;
from Unmasked, lyric by John
Steel, music by Abner Silver; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Oct. 16, 1929;
2 e. Oct. 21; E pub. 10263; Remick
music corp., New York. 22778
Tll get along somehow; words by
Arthur Fields, music by F. Hall.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct.. 8, 1929; EH unp. 11756; Fred
Hall, New York. 22779
T’ll just keep on dreaming of you;
waltz, words by C. Scott, music by
Harry Clifford. © 1c. Oct. 8, 1929;
EH unp. 11752; Claire Scott, Pasa-
dena, Calif. 22780
I’ll keep lovin’ you: words and music
by F. Clifford. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 24, 1929; EB unp.
12440; Frank Clifford, Mahanoy
City, Pa. 22781
Tll make my dreams come true;
words and music by C. C. Nelson.
© 1c. Oct. 25, 1929; E unp. 12556;
Celeste Cardinal Nelson, St. Onge,
oe 22782
Tll say so; lisping song, words and
music by Fred Rose; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Oct. 12, 1929; 2 ec. Oct.
16; E pub. 10093; T. S. Denison &
co., Chicago. 22783
I'll say yes—you say yes, double yes
means happiness; words and music
by M. Rosenbluth. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 15, 1929;
E unp. 12610; Murray Rosenbluth,
New York. 22784
T’ll still go on wanting you; from
Song of love, words and music by
Bernie Grossman, Maurice Abra-
hams and Arthur Sizemore; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Sept. 26, 1929; 2c.
Sept. 27; E pub. 95838; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
22785
I loérdagsmanens glanS; sommarvals,
text av Sven-Olof Sandberg, musik
av Tom Wilson, of Sweden; pf.
July 1, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 24; EH for.
6937; Svenska noter, a. b., Stock-
holm, Sweden. 22786.
I long to see the ones I left behind;
words and music by Dale Wimbrow
and Charlie Abbott. [Words and
. melody only] ©1e. Oct. 25, 1929;
E unp. 12529; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York: 22787
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22788
I looked for heaven; words by Har-
court Strange, music by H. D. Cole.
[Words and melody only. Photo-
stat] ©1c. Aug. 1, 1929; E unp.
11783 ; Harry D. Cole and Thaddeus
Harcourt Strange, Mount Vernon,
NY: 22788
I love anything that has anything to
do with you; lyrics and music by
Charles Tobias, Jack Murray and
Sammy Fain. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 29, 1929; E unp.
12722; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
22789
I love it; fo-trot, words and music by
BE. R. Acton. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1929; E
unp. 11523; E. Raymond Acton,
Washington. . 22790
I love my dear love; words and music
by M. E. Chidsey. © 1 c¢. Oct. 38,
1929; E unp. 11650; Mary Elizabeth
Chidsey, Stamford, Conn. 22791
I love my syncopated melody man;
words by Jimmy Howard [i. e.
James Paul Howard], music by
Thomas Andrew Donnelly. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Oct. 21,
1929; E unp. 12338; Thomas A.
Donnelly and James P. Howard,
Paterson. 22792
I love pashion-ate-ly; lyric by Pat
Ballard [pseud. of F. D. Ballard],
music by Tom Waring. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Oct. 24,
1929; E unp. 12483; Francis Drake
Ballard, New York. 22793,
I love you; words and music by R. A.
Henry, arr. by Billy Taylor. © 1c.
Oct. 31, 1929; E unp. 12748; Ruth
A. Henry, Louisville. 22794
I love you, adore you; waltz, from
The Silver swan, lyric by Wm. S.
Brady, music by H. Maurice Jac-
quet, arr. by Frank BH. Barry; orch.
pts. 4to. © Oct. 16, 1929; 2 e. Oct.
17; E 10142; Leo Feist, inc.,. New
York. 22795
I love you still, I always will sweet-
heart; words by Jimmy Howard [i.
e. James Paul Howard], music by
Thomas Andrew Donnelly. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ce. Oct. 21,
1929; E unp. 12339; Thomas A.
Donnelly and James P. Howard,
Paterson. 22796
=
love you sweetheart of mine; valse
song, words by Joe Pafumy, music
by G. M. Messina. © 1 c¢. Oct. 11,
1929; E unp. 11915; Guy Matthew
Messina, Brooklyn. 22797
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
Im a bum bum; character song,
words by J. Smith, music by Sam-
uel H. Speck. New York City,
Frank Harding. © July 29, 1929;
- 2 e Sept. 24; E pub. 9661; Jack
Smith, Albion, Mich. 22798
I’m a peaceful man; from Cameo
Kirby ; lyric by Ed. Brady, music by
Fred Strauss. © 1 ec. Oct. 26, 1929;
E unp. 12584; Fox film corp., New
York. 22799
I’m all alone; words and music by
P. L. Jones. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Aug. 29, 1929; E unp.
12194; Paula Liiders Jones, Stam-
ford, Conn. 22800
I'm-all-a-lone-a lone-some lad; lyric
and music by Z. Seybold, pf. arr. by
Abijah Colbert. © Oct. 18, 1929;
2 c. Oct. 23; E pub. 10350; Zeb Sey-
bold, Ada, Okl. 22801
I'm always grieving for you; words
and music by Fred Rose; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Oct. 12, 1929; 2 ¢.
Oct. 16; E pub. 10109; T. S. Denison
& co., Chicago. 22802
I’m blue; lyric by Lee Young, music
by H. A. Shaw. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c Oct. 14, 1929;
E unp. 11994; Harry A. Shaw, Ore-
gon City, Or. 228038
I'm chasing dreams; words and music
by P. L. Collins. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Oct. 4, 1929; H
unp. 11600; Pauline Louise Collins,
New York. 22804.
I’m drifting back to you; words by
C. Resetar, music by David Reed.
© 1c. Oct. 4, 1929; E unp. 11616;
Charles Resetar, Detroit. 22805
I’m goin’ home and hit the hay; words
and music by C. Gaskill. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Oct. 5,
1929; E unp. 11704; Clarence Gas-
kill, New York. 22806
I’m goin’ up the country; words and
musie by Papa Hggshell. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 21,
1929; E unp. 12269; State Street
music pub. co., inc., Chicago. 22807
I'm going home to see my Savior;
sacred song, words and music by
O., J, Cobb:. pt: ©. lepenkeeies
1929; E unp. 12346; Olman J. Cobb,
Houston. 22808
I’m happy when I have the blues;
words by B. Allen, music by Stan
Tucker. [Words and melody only]
1206
inctae
: MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
© 1c. Oct. 1, 1929; E unp. 11485;
Bess M. Allen, Williamsport, Pa.
22809
I’m hungry for the love of a cave-
man; words and music by L. P.
Palmason. © 1 c. Oct. 28, 1929; E
unp. 12637; Lillian Poole Palmason,
Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., Canada.
22810
I’m hurrying on, back to my own;
words and music by F. L. Slade; pf.
[Photostat] © 1c. Oct. 7, 1929; E
unp. 11760; Frederick Lyman Slade,
Washington. 22811
I’m just a vagabond lover; fox-trot,
words and music by Rudy Vallée and
Leon Zimmerman, arr. by Lee Orean
Smith; male quartet, unacec. 4to.
© Oct. 8, 1929; 2 ce. Oct. 11; E pub.
10084; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
22812
I’m keeping company now; words and
music by Eddie Cantor, Charles To-
bias and Billy Moll. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 24, 1929;
E unp. 12731; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 22813
I’m laughin’ at you with tears in my
eyes; words and music by T. V.
Fowler. [Words and melody only.
Photostat] © 1c. Oct. 28, 1929; B
unp. 12631; Thomas V. Fowler,
Brooklyn. 22814
I’m like a sailor, home from the sea;
from Here comes the bride, words by
Howard Dietz and Desmond Cartier,
music by Arthur Schwartz. Lon-
don-Sydney, Chappell & ¢o., ltd. ©
Oe. 1929 32 Cc. Ochs 9: Ke pub.
9889; Harms, inc., New York.
22815
I’m like a wall flower; words and mu-
sie by J. Moser, of Austria. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ce. Oct. 26,
1929; E unp. 12570; Julius Moser,
New York. 22816
I'm lonely; words and music by F.
Engel. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 24, 1929; E unp. 12457;
Florence Engel, Schenectady, N. Y.
22817
I’m lonely for only you; words and
music by N. D. Samson. © 1 ec.
Sept. 23, 1929; E unp. 11571; Nor-
man David Samson, Arlington, N. J.
22818
I’m lonely with a crowd around me;
words and music by H. M. O’Neill.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
22829
Oct. 9, 1929; E unp. 11844; H. Mur-
ray O’Neill, Lynbrook, L. I., N. Y.
22819
I'm looking into heaven when I look
into your eyes; words and music by
Howard Johnson, Robert King and
Jack Glogau. © Oct. 3, 1929; 2 ¢.
Oct. 4; E pub. 9883; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc.. New York. 22820
I’m looking thru glasses of blue; words
and music by L. Meyers. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Oct. 23,
1929; E unp. 12377; Louis Meyers,
New York. 22821
I’m lost without you, pal of mine;
words and music by M. M. Beaupre.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 12, 1929; E unp. 12012; Made-
line Marguerite Beaupre, Beverly,
Mass. 22822
I’m missing you; words by Leon Loeb,
music by F. Bruno. © 1 .¢. Oct. 17,
1929; E unp. 12134; Frank Bruno,
Brooklyn. 22823
I’m not ashamed; hymn, words from
the Bible, music by N. Carlson. ©
May 4, 1929; 2 e. July 11; E pub.
9994; Nathaniel Carlson, Miami, Fla.
22824
I’m on a diet of love; words by L.
Wolfe Gilbert, music by Abel Baer.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 2, 1929; E unp. 11567; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
22825
I’m only making believe; words and
music by Benny Davis and J. Fred
Coots; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by: May Singhi Breen. © Sept. 25,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 26; E pub. 9875;
Davis, Coots & Engel, inc., New
York. 22826
I'm somebody’s baby now; from Song
of love, words and music by Mack
Gordon and Max Rich, arr. by L. C.
Williams; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Oct. 18,1929; 2'c. Oct. 21; ‘Epub.
10247; Gordon & Rich, inc. New
York. 22827
I'm sorry we met; words and music
by Jimmie Rodgers: pf. and ukulele
ace: *§©'Oet 5, 192932 COG T ;
E pub. 9827; Southern music pub.
co. ine., New York. 22828
I’m spending a long day; words by
Edgar Leslie, music by Walter Don-
bdson ;\pt. "Cy er ues 19" 79209 ;
E unp. 12230; Donaldson, Douglas
& Gamble, inc., New York. 22829
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22830
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
I’m still loving you; words and music
by E. S. Brown. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Oct. 24, 1929; E
unp. 12475; E. Sherman Brown, East
Chicago, Ind. 22830
I’m that way about you; words by R.
Thomas, music by H. Meek. [Words
and melody only] © 1.¢ Oct. 4,
1929; HB. unp. 11662; Reginald
Thomas and Herbert Meek, New
York. 22831
I’m waiting for my ship to come in;
words and music by D. Bogen.
[Photostat] © 1e¢ Oct. 21, 1929;
E unp. 12289; David Bogen, Ar-
cadia, Calif. 228382
I’m waiting for your answer yes or
no; words and music by L. Harper.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Oct. 24, 1929; E unp. 12443; Law-
ton Harper, Flint, Mich. 22833
I’m walking the blues away; words
and music by M. Rope. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 10, 1929;
E unp. 11891; Melvin Rope, Cla-
rinda, Ia. 22834
I’m walking with the moonbeams,
talking to the stars; from Song of
love, words and music by Mack
Gordon and Max Rich, arr. by L, C.
Williams; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Oct. 18, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 21; E pub.
10248; Gordon & Rich, inc., New
York. 228385
I’m wild about a little girl; words
and music by H. Richman. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Oct. 17,
1929; E unp. 12094; Hy Richman,
Chicago, Ill. 22836
I’m wond’ring; words and music by
M. L. Tilles. [Photostat] © 1.
Oct. 23,. 1929; E unp. 123871; Mi-
chael Lester Tilles, San Francisco.
22837
I need some lovin’; lyrics and music
by R. E. Safier. © 1c. Oct. 14,
1929; E unp. 12611; Rosamond Elsie
Safier, Monessen, Pa. 22838
I never had a sweetheart till I met
you; words and music by F. M.
High and A. Steiner; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © 1c. Sept. 30, 1929; E
unp. 11497; Fred M. High and Abe
Steiner, Providence, R. I. 22839
I only love my home-ly girl;.song of
the Spanish student, words and
music by H. Minasian. © 1 e. Oct.
15, 1929; E unp. 12042; . Harold
Minasian, Newton, Mass. 22840
I saw three ships; Christmas carol,
words by Katharine Tynan, music
by Louise Crawford; alto solo and
cho. of mixed voices, with pf. or
organ acc. © Sept. 27, 1929; 2 ¢.
Sept. 30; E pub. 9630; White-Smith
music pub. co., Boston. 22841
I see His blood upon the rose; sacred
song, words by Jseph Mary Plun-
kett, music by W. R. Voris; high
voice. © Nov. 1, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 31;
E pub. 10440; H. W. Gray co., Chi-
cago. 22842
I shall not be moved; hymn, words
and arr. of music by C. W. Vaughan.
© Oct..:1,.1929; 2c Oct. 7+ tual
9782; Chas. W. Vaughan, Lawrence-
burg, Tenn. 22843
I sing all my love songs to you; words
and music by Al. Hoffman and Roy
Ingraham, arr, by W. C. lLinde-
mann; pf. and ukulele acc. © Oct.
19, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 21; EH pub. 10246;
George & Arthur Piantadosi, inc.,
New York. 22844
I sing the birth was born to-night;
words by Ben Jonson, music by
Harold Andrews, of Great Britain;
mixed voices. 12mo. © Oct. 31,
1929; 1 .«@” Oct.” 31 3 fore ose.
Novello & co., ltd., London. 22845
I still remember; fox-trot, written
and composed by S. Levinthal, of
Union of South Africa; pf. acc.
with ukulele -arr. by Rex. Alwyn.
London, W. Paxton & co., ltd. ©
Oct. 4, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 28; E for.
7070; Sammy Levinthal, Port Eliza-
beth, South Africa. 22846
I think you'll like it; from Sweetie,
words by George Marion, jr., music
by Richard A. Whiting; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Oct. 28, 1929; 2 ¢. Oct.
25; E pub. 10364; Famous music
corp., New York. 22847
I’ve found that little someone; words
by C. Koch, music by Robt. H.
Brennen. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 5, 1929; E unp. 11700;
Clara Koch, Carpenter, Ill. 22848
I’ve found the whole world in you;
valse, lyric by Aubrey Dowdon, mu-
sic by Raymond Leslie, of Great
Britain. © Sept. 10, 1929; 1 «
Sept. 27; E for. 6767; Cavendish
music co., London. 22849
I’ve got a brand new gal; melody by
Will MacLeod. © 1c. Oct. 25, 1929;
E unp. 12544; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 22850
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
I’ve got a longing for home; words
and music by N. A. Fox. [Words
- and melody only] © 1. Oct. 24,
1929; E unp. 12483; Norman A. Fox,
Cleveland. 22851
I’ve got a new love affair; lyrics by
Bickley Reichner, music by M.
Cooper Paul and Harry Link.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 11, 1929; E unp. 11918; Santly
bros., inc., New York. 22852
I’ve got that thing; words and music
by Russell, Barbarin and Pichon.
[Words and melody only] ©l1e.
Oct. 25, 1929; E unp. 12546; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
22853
I’ve got the flu; words and music
by M. W. Kellet; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct.
29, 1929; E unp. 12656; Mattie Wim-
berly Kellett, Fountain Inn, S. C.
22854
I’ve got the world right in the palm
of my hand; fox-trot, words and
music by Lou Davis and J. Fred
Coots, arr. by Ed. Smalle; male
quartet, unace. 4to. © Oct. 8, 1929;
2c. Oct. 11; E pub. 10077; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 22855
I’ve got the world right in the palm
of my hand; words and music by
Lou Davis and J. Fred Coots, arr.
by Elliott Jacoby; fox-trot orch.
pis. 4to. © Oct. 7, 1929; 2 c.. Oct.
9; E pub. 10009; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 22856
I waena o na pua (Among the blos-
soms); by J. Vollmar; Hawaiian
euit., with regular guit. ace. © Oct.
1, 1929; 2 e Oct. 4; E pub. 100386;
Jacob Vollmar, Rochester, N. Y.
22857
I wander all alone; waltz ballad,
words by C. Melara, music by R.
Sierra. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 22, 1929; E unp. 12335;
Regino Sierra and Carlos Melara,
New York. 22858
I wanna be loved; words and music
by R. Johnson. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 4, 1929; E unp.
11618; Ruth Johnson, Asbury Park,
Dae. 22859
I want a baby; words and music by
S. B. Furgatch. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Oct. 23, 1929; BE
unp. 12379; Sidney B. Furgatch,
New York. 22860
I want a pal at my house; words and
music by Maureen Riordan. [Words
83588—30——4
22871
and melody only] © 1. Oct. 4,
1929; E unp. 11606; Mary A. Rior-
dan, New York. 22861
I want the whole wide world to know
I love you; words by Ann Robison,
music by Abraham Robison. ©1«
Oct. 14, 1929; E unp. 11998; Abra-
ham Robison, New York. 22862
want to go there, don’t you; words
and music by Jas. Rowe Haney.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Oct. 25, 1929; E unp. 125386; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
22863
I want to love somebody; words by
Jarvis Dove [i. e. A. J. Dove], music
by Truman Bishop Handy. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Oct. 4,
1929; HEH unp. 11677; Alexander
Jarvis Dove, San Francisco. 22864
I want you, I love you; words and
music by J. J. Sylvester. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Oct. 4,
1929; E unp. 11620; John J. Sylves-
ter, East Cleveland. 22865
I want you pal of my heart; words by
Jimmy Howard [i. e. James Paul
Howard], music by Thomas Andrew
Donnelly. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 21, 1929; E unp. 12340;
Thomas A. Donnelly and James P.
Howard, Paterson. 22866
I want you to know; words by B. G.
Ross, music by Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. © 1c. Oct. 8, 1929; EB
unp. 11754; Bertha G. Ross, Oceano,
Calif. 22867
I was fooling you; words by M. J.
Ryan, music by David Winstein.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Oct. 2, 1929; E unp. 11563; Michael
Joseph Ryan, New Orleans. 22868
I was home again in Ireland; words
and music by M. P. Casey, of Irish
Free State. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 15, 1929; E unp.
* 12577; Michael Patrick Casey, Dub-
lin, Ireland. 22869
I was only dreaming; words and
music by I. Boucher. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 24, 1929;
-_
E unp. 12456; Isidore Boucher,
Taftville, Conn. 22870
I will lift up mine eyes; anthem,
words from Psalm 121, music by
Constance Cochnower Virtue; mixed
voices, with sop. solo; organ ace. ©
Noy. 1,:4929; 2 eG) Cen Si; pub.
10434; H. W. Gray co., Chicago.
22871
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22872
I wish you knew; words by Jane
Frazer, music and ukulele arr. by
May Singhi Breen. © Oct. 3, 1929;
2 ce Oct. 4; E pub. 10167; Joe
Morris music co., New York. 22872
I wonder; words by D. J. Jones,
- music by Ray Hibbeler. © 1 c. Oct.
15, 1929; EH unp. 12707; D. J. Jones,
McKeesport, Pa. 22873
I wonder if I’ll make a hit; words and
music by C. W. Frase. [Words and
melody only] ©1«¢. Oct. 9, 1929;
EX unp. 11808; Charles William
Frase, Chicago. 22874
I wonder if I stand a chance with
you; words by C. Troske, music by
Robt. H. Brennen. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Oct. 16, 1929; E
unp. 12071; Charlotte Troske, New
Haven. 22875
I wonder if it’s really love; words and
music by Bernie Grossman and
Arthur Sizemore. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1.« Oct. 18, 1929; E
unp. 12151; Gem music corp., New
York. 22876
I wonder why; words and music by
T. Hand. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 4, 1929; E unp. 11646;
Thomas Hand, Chicago, III. 22877
I won’t believe it’s raining until I see
the rain; words and music by Jim-
mie Vollmer, Frank Capano and
Margie Morris; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by A. J. Franchini. © Oct. 2,
1929; 2 c. Oct. 2; E pub. 9670; Bibo-
Lang, ine., New York. 22878
I wouldn’t say positively; words and
music by Mac & Lennie [pseuds. of
Max Rutchik and Leonard Whitcup]
and Walter Samuels. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Aug. 28, 1929;
E unp. 12358; Hdith Clifford, New
York. 22879
I. wouldn’t sell baby; folk-song, tradi-
tional words and melody collected
and ed. by J. Robinson, of Great
Britain, ace. by Harry Farjeon.
London, J. Curwen, inc., Philadel-
phia, Curwen, inc. 4to. [Staff and
tonie sol-fa notations] © Oct. 5,
1929; 1c. Oct. 2; E for. 6840; Jean
Robinson, W. Byfleet, Surrey, Eng-
land. 22880
Ibolyak, lila ibolyéak ...; szivegét
irta, Kovacs Kalman, zenéjét szerzé,
Malcsiner Béla, of Hungary. © Dec.
17,,.1928; 1c. Sept. Qei929 2b aor.
6930; Rozsavolgyi és tarsa, Budapest,
Hungary. 22881
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
Ich muss dich lieben, und mécht’ dich
hassen! tango aus Ich betriig’, dich
nur aus liebe, text von Fritz Rotter,
musik von Ralph Erwin, of Austria.
(In 6 haupt-schlager) © June 10,
1929; 1 c. July 16; © for. 6823>) Drei
masken verlag, a. g., Berlin. © 22882
Ideali polka; melody by F. Cusenza.
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1929; BE unp. 11533;
Frank Cusenza, Detroit. 22883
Idol of my dreams; words and music
by J. W. Jamison. © 1 ¢ Oct. 25,
1929; E unp. 12495; John W. Jami-
son, Great Lakes, I]. 22884
If all my dreams came true; lyric by
C. A. Smack, music by M. R. Dun-
bar; pf. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1929; H
unp. 12648; Minnie R. Dunbar, Red
Bank, N. J., and Cyril A. Smack,
Sea Bright, N. J. 22885
If I could learn to love as well as I
fight; from Show of shows, lyric by
Herman Ruby, music by M. K.
Jerome; pf. and ukulele acc. © Oct.
4, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 12; E pub. 10067;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
22886
If I could only make you mine; words
by T. McNamara, music by Chester
Escher; 1st violin. © 1 ¢. Oct. 12,
1929; > unp. 11955; Thomas Me
Namara, Staten Island, N. Y. 22887
If I had saw [!] as far ahead as I
ean see behind; words and music
by M. I. Matthews. © 1 ce Oct. 5,
1929; E unp. 11686; Mona Irene
Matthews, Klamath Falls, Or.
22888
If I’m dreaming don’t wake me too
soon; from Sally, words by Al Dubin,
music by Joe Burke; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Oct. 16, 1929; 2 ce. Oct. 18;
E pub. 10199; T. B. Harms co., New
York.
If I only knew; words and music by
M. A. Redding. © 1 c¢ Aug. 27,
1929; E unp. 11547; Mary Agnes
Redding, Pittsburg, Calif. 22890
If I should tell you that I love you;
words and music by Tillie and Nancy
Jay; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
May Singhi Breen. © Oct. 18, 1929;
2 ec. Oct. 19; E pub. 10219; Michel
Hoffman, Brooklyn. 22891
If I were the king of fairyland; words
and music by E. Fisk. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 30, 1929;
E unp. 115387; Elmer Fisk, Hunts-
ville, Tex. 22892
1210
22889
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
22912
If my heart had a window; words and
musie by G. L. Dietz. [Words and
melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 29, 1929;
E unp. 12654; George Leonard Dietz,
Long Island City, N. Y. 22893
If you but knew; by H. Carow; mel-
ody with pf. acc. © 1c. Oct. 18,
1929; E unp. 12158; Herman Carow,
New York. 22894
If you’d only see me as I am seeing
you; fox trot, words and music by
F. Faranda. [Words and melody
only] ©1.c. Oct. 3, 1929; E unp.
11594; Ferdinand Faranda, Com-
stock, N. Y. 22895
If you only knew; words and music
by R. A. Henry, arr. by Billy Taylor.
Qt e. Oct. 31,.1929-°H unp, 12746:
Ruth A. Henry, Louisville. 22896
If you smile; words by N. EH. Fisher,
music by E. M. McCabe. © 1 «.
Oct. 1, 1929; E unp. 11469; Elva Mae
McCabe and Nicholas Engel Fisher,
White Plains, N. Y. 22897
If you take the B out of Broadway;
words by Al Calm [pseud. of Alien
Calmbacher], and Charles Morey,
music by Sol Lewis [pseud. of S. O.
Lewis. Words and melody only]
© 1.6. Oct. 25, 1929; E unp. 12500;
Stuart O. Lewis, New York. 22898
If you want to see Paree; words by
Edgar Leslie, music by Walter Don-
aldson; pf. © 1 ¢. Oct. 24, 1929;
E unp. 12491; Donaldson, Douglas
& Gumble, inc., New York. 22899
Im wald und auf der heide; grosse
jagdfantasie, von Fr. Zikoff, op. 46,
arr. von Josef Németi, of Hungary ;
orchester stimmen, mit pf. o. organ
direction u. violino 1 direction. ©
Sept) 5, 1929s ce: Oct, 2; E..fer.
6801; D. Rahter, Leipzig. 22900
In a kitchenette; from Gold diggers
of Broadway, lyric by Al. Dubin, mu-
sic by Joe Burke, arr. by Ed Smalle;
male voices. 4to. © Sept. 27, 1929;
2.¢e. Oct; 2; EH. pub. 10061; M... Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 22901
In a Persian garden; suite from the
Rubaiyat cycle, by Liza Lehman, se-
lected and orch. by Adolf Schmid;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. 1.
Wake [and] Come fill the cup. [3
others] © Sept. 13, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
30; E pub. 9622; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York.
In Bethlehem, the little town; Christ-
mas anthem, words by Frederick H.
Martens, music by A. Louis Scarmo-
22902"
lin; mixed voices, with ten. and bar.
solos; organ ace. © Oct. 3, 1929;
2c. Oct. 4; H pub. 9690; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 22903
In between; words by Mercer Cook,
musie by Mercer Cook, Lenoir Cook
and Alston Burleigh. © Oct. 18,
1929 “2c. Oct. 2 He pub: Oca. ;
Broadway music corp., New York.
22904
In: der kleinen bar. ..; tango, aus
dem ballet Die fiinf wtinsche, worte
und musik von Ralph Benatzky, of
Austria. © July 16, 1929; 1 c. Aug.
29; HE for. 6872; Universal edition,
a. g., Vienna. 22905
In dreams you'll still belong to me;
theme song of Peacock alley, words
and music by Abner Silver and
George Waggner. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Oct. 11, 1929;
E unp. 12054; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 22906
In exeelsis gloria; Christmas an-
them, words A. D. 1500, music by
EF. Flaxington Harker, op. 56; 3-pt.
cho. of women’s voices, organ acc.
4to. © Oct. 11, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 14;
E pub. 10188; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 22907
In heaven; words and music by Roy
Oxman and Kenneth Warner; pf.
and ukulele ace. © .Oct. 1, 1929;
2 c. Oct. 9;. E pub. 9880; Karan
Dunn song co., San Francisco.
22908
In jede schéne frau verlieb’ ich mich
sofort! slow-fox, aus Ich betriig’
dich nur aus liebe, text von Fritz
Rotter, musik von Ralph Erwin, of
Austria. (In 6 haupt-schlager) ©
June 10, 1929; 1 ec. July 16; E for.
6824; Drei masken verlag, a. g.,
Berlin. 22909
In May or December, remember I love
you; words and music by Fred
Karlan. © 1 ¢. Oct. 15, 1929; EH
unp. 12024; Ruth Porter Crawford,
New York. 22910
In memorium [!]; by A. Myerovich ;
violin with pf. acc. ©1 ec. Oct. 14,
1929; E unp. 12000; Alvin Myero-
vich, Youngstown, O. 22911
In memory, you’re still mine; waltz,
words and music by Frank Forzi
[pseud. of F. Forziano], and Adrian
De Haas. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Sept. 24, 1929; E unp.
11695; Frank Forziano, Astoria,
MSL, Nee Xe 22912
1211
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22913
In mem’ry hall; lyric by C. A. Smack,
music by M. R. Dunbar; pf. ©1e.
Oct. 29, 1929; E unp. 12647; Min-
nie R. Dunbar, Red Bank, N. J., and
Cyril A. Smack, Sea Bright, N. J.
22913
In misery; words and music by A. M.
Brown. [Words and melody only]
\ ©1e. Oct. 2, 1929; E unp. 11558;
Aaron M. Brown, Palo Alto, Calif.
22914
In my sweet memories; lyrics by Jos.
A. Yanchik, music by E. G. Pissott.
© 1c. Oct. 31, 1929; E unp. 12751 ;
Edward George Pissott, Wilkes
Barre, Pa. 22915
In Pango Pango; words and music
by Maury Madison [pseud. of W. R.
Smith. Photostat] © 1c. Oct. 3,
1929; E unp. 11582; W. Renwick
Smith, Hollywood, Calif. 22916
In pixy-land; danse féerique, by Cuth-
- bert Clarke, of Great Britain; pf.
© Oct. 14, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 25; E for.
6963; Chappell & co., Itd., London.
22917
In punta di piedi; intermezzo, di HE.
Vogogna, of Italy; salon orch. parti,
con pf. conduttore. 4to. © June
15, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 4; E for. 7018;
Casa editrice Alfonso Drago, Ma-
genta, Italy. 918
In rural England; suite, by Thomas
F. Dunhill, of Great Britain, op. 72;
string orch., with pf. ace. Se 1.A
pastoral. [4 others] © Oct. 21,
1929; 1 ec. Oct. 18; E for. 6897;
Goodwin & Tabb, ltd., London.
22919
In Siberia; for photo play, by Walter
C. Schad; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. © Aug. 9, 1929; 2 c. Aug.
15; E pub. 9730; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 22920
In te speravi (O perfect love) ; Latin
text from liturgy of Roman Catho-
lic. church, English text adapted
from D. F. Bloomfield, music by
René L. Becker; med. yoice; organ
ace. 4to. © Sept. 17, 1929; 2c.
Oct. 7; E pub. 9813; McLaughlin &
Reilly co., Boston. 22921
In the cabin beside the shore; lyrics
by R. BE. Wright and P. Forlin, mu-
sic by Domnick Natale. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Oct. 10,
1929; E unp. 11929; Ruth E. Wright,
Newark, N. J. 22922
iol
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
In the eve it will be light; sacred
song, words tr. from the Hebrew
by Marcus M. Jastrow, music by
William T. Timmings; high voice.
© Nov. 1, 1929; 2 e. Oct. 831; E pub.
10442; H. W. Gray co., Chicago.
In the gutter; words and music by
John Oscar. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 21, 1929; E unp.
12277; State Street music pub. co.,
ine., Chicago. 22924
In the hills of Malibu; words and
music by J. C. Miller. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 23, 1929;
E unp. 12370; Jack C. Miller, Ox-
nard, Calif. 22925
In the land of Old Black Joe; words
and music by A. FE. Henthorn.
[Words and melody only] ©1ce
Oct. 10, 1929; E unp. 11887; A.
Frank Henthorn, Hannibal, O.
22926
In the land where the dead men
dwell; by G. C. Sohnle; melody,
with pf. acc. © 1c. Oct. 28, 1929;
EK unp. 12684; George Charles
Sohnle, Newark, N. J. 22927
In the month of June; words by Sally
Miller, music by R. J. Miller. ©
1 ¢.. Oct. 28, 1929; EH. unp., 226625
Robert James Miller, Los Gatos,
Calif. 22928
In the moonlight; words and music
by F. M. High and A. Steiner. ©
1c. Sept. 30, 1929; E unp. 11499;
Fred M. High and Abe Steiner,
Providence, R. I. 22929
In your college daze; words and mu-
sic by H. R. Ralph; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Oct. 3, 1929; 2 @ Oct. 7;
E pub. 9897; Harry R. Ralph, Pull-
man, Wash. 22930
Indian head; intermezzo, by Robert A.
Lawson; pf. © Oct. 24, 1929; 2 c¢.
Oct. 28; E pub. 10414; James I.
Wray co., Edgewood, R. I. 22931
Indian (The) national guard; march-
song, words and music by 8. Rob-
bins; pf. © Oct. 3, 1929; 2 ¢. Oct.
7; E pub. 9896; Stella Robbins, Law-
rence, Kan. 22932
Indian summer moon; words by C. T.
Davidson, music by Fred Ahlefeld.
New York City, Frank Harding mu-
sic publisher. © Sept. 27, 1929; 2 c.
Oct. 18; E pub. 10370; Charles T.
Davidson, Austinville, Va. 22933
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
Indian wedding feast; by George J.
Trinkaus; full orch. pts., with pf.
or organ conductor. © Oct. 15, 1929;
2c. Oct. 18; E pub. 10286; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 22934
Indolence; words by Alfred Tennyson,
music by Anthony Collins, of Great
Britain. © Sept. 26, 1929; 1 c. Oct.
11; E for. 7049; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don. 22935
Inn (The) of the golden cheese; juve-
hile operetta in one act, libretto by
Alta Halverson Seymour, lyrics and
music by Helen Wing. 4to. © Oct.
28, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 30; D pub. 27605;
T. S. Denison & co., Chicago. 22936
Innere (Das) licht; mysterien-spiel, in
drei aufziigen, verfasst und vertont
von VY. Neustadtl, klavierauszug mit
text von Otto Singer. Berlin, Raabe
& Plothow. © Aug. 23, 1929; 2 @.
Aug. 24; D pub. 27595; Victor Neu-
stadtl, New York. 22937
Inno a Mussolini; parole e musica di
[ #5.,Wocime.. © Sept. 25, 1929. 2 ec.
Oct. 1; E pub. 9625; Roberto Do-
cimo, Linden, N. J. 22938
Instead of me; words by D. Ware,
music by F. Eldridge. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 18, 1929;
E unp. 12155; Floyd Eldridge and
Darrell Ware, Evanston, Ill. 22939
AIntermezzo sinfonico; by Domenico
Savino; orch. pts. © Oct. 11, 1929;
2./¢. Oct. 16; E pub. 10146; Atlas
music corp., New York. 22940
Invitation to the waltz; by Carl Maria
~ von Weber, op. 65, arr. by Felix
Weingartner, of Germany, transposed
arr. into D maj. ed. by Charles
Woodhouse, of Great Britain; orch.
pts., with pf.-conductor. © Sept. 24,
foro; 1 ec. Oct. 4; Bi Sor 076s:
Hawkes & son (London) ltd., Lon-
don. 22941
Ireland, Ireland, we drink to thee;
words and music by L. Nicchia.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
Oct. 23, 1929; E unp. 12387; Lillian
Nicchia, Mountain Lakes, N. J.
22942
Irish peasant song; poem by Louise
Imogen Guiney, music by Bendetson
Netzorg; med. voice. © Oct. 24,
1929. .2)' e. Oct. 22°. pub:,.10310 :
Chas. E. Roat music co., Battle
Creek. 22943
Irish songs; medley, intro. Believe me
if all those endearing young charms,
22954
Killarney, and The wearing of the
green, arr. by Maurice Lee; solo and
2d violin, with obbl. violin pt.; pf.
ace. © Oct. 24, 1929; 2c. Oct. 25;
E pub. 10342; Century music pub.
co., New York. 22944
Irlindais; by T. Achenbach; violin and
pf. © Oct. 26, 1929; 2 ce Oct. 18;
E pub. 10155; Thomas Achenbach,
Easton, Pa. 22945,
Irma; words and music by L. Smith.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Oct. 17, 1929; E unp. 12137; Leonard
Smith, New York. 22946
Irritation ; by Casey Kuzborski [pseud.
of C. E. Kuczborski]; pf. © 1 «.
Oct. 15, 1929; E unp. 12088; Casimer
Emmanuel Kuczborski, Cicero, Il. _
22947
Isle of love; words and music by A. F.
Jackson. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 31, 1929; E unp. 12742;
Alvah Francis Jackson, Mobile.
22948
It came upon the midnight clear;
Christmas anthem, words by Ed-
mund H. Sears, music by Edward
Shippen Barnes; mixed voices; or-
gan acc. 4to. © Sept. 23, 1929; 2c.
Oct. 3; E pub. 9752; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 22949
It makes my love come down; words
and music by B. Smith. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 27, 1929;
E unp. 12369; Bessie Smith, New
York. 22950
It’s all because of you my dear; words
by R. Truman, music by Chester
Escher; ist violin. © 1 ec. Oct. 12,
1929; E unp. 11947; Rolland Tru-
man, Takoma Park, D. C. 22951
It’s all in the costume and make-up;
from Moon madness, words by A. P.
Barney, music by Solomon Cohen;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Oct. 7, 1929;
2c. Oct. 7; E pub. 9820; Alice Pike
Barney, Los Angeles. 22952
It’s always darkest just before dawn,
the dawn came when I met you;
fox-trot, words and music by M. De
La Fuente. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 15, 1929; E unp.
12191; Maurice De La Fuente, New
York. 22953
It’s funny; words by. Lee Young, music
by H. A. Shaw. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Oct. 14, 1929; EB unp.
11992; Harry A. Shaw, Oregon City,
Or. 22954
12138
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22955
It’s heaven any place if you are there;
words and music by T. H. Rosen-
berger: © 1 ‘e¢. Oct. 25, 1929; E
unp. 12563; Thomas Henry Rosen-
berger, Indio, Calif. 22955
It’s just too bad; words and music by
Ff. L. Willis. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Oct. 2, 1929; E ump.
11529; Forrest L. Willis, Albany. .
22956
It’s me oh! Lawd; plantation vyer-
Sion, words anon., music alr. by L.
Countee; conductor sc. © 1 «@ Oct.
7, 1929; E unp. 12860; Lorenzo Coun-
tee, Kansas City, Mo. 22957
It’s you I love; words and music by
Benny Davis, J. Fred Coots and
Arthur Swanstrom. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Oct. 19, 1929;
E unp. 12222; Davis, Coots & Engel,
inc., New York. 22958
It’s you, just you; words and music
by Buddy Langdon [pseud. of M.
Langdon] [Chords, single staff]
© 1ce Aug. 5, 1929; E unp. 11794;
Maurine Langdon, Chicago. 22959
It sure iS nice; words and music by
J. C. Johnson. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Oct. 3, 1929; E unp.
11591; J. C. Johnson, New York.
22960
Italian baloney; words and music by
N. Laccitielle. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 24, 1929; E unp.
12463; Nicholas Laccitielle, Eliza-
beth, N. J. 22961
Italian kisses; from Three sisters,
words by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music
by Abel Baer. © Oct. 4, 1929; 2 «.
Oct. 5; E pub. 9707; De Sylva,
Brown and Henderson, inc., New
York. ; 22962
Ivory chips; by Phil Ohman; pf. ©
Oct. 8, 1929; 2 e. Oct. 9; E pub.
9864; Robbins music corp., New
York. 22963
Iwas ubijnyk; words and music by P.
Humeniuk. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Oct. 4, 1929; E unp.
11667; Paul Humeniuk, New York.
22964
Iyonia waits for me; lyrics by Lucian
J. Kremer, music by B. B. Murphy.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Oct. 10, 1929; E unp. 12717; Ber-
nard B. Murphy, Altoona, Kan.
22965
Japanese (A) dream; lyric by Doro-
thy Fields, music by Jimmy Mc-
pt. IIT, n. S., v. 24
Hugh. © Oct. 12, 1929; 2 e. Oct.
23; E pub. 10305; Mills music, inc.,
New York. 22966
Japanese toyland; from Harry Car-
roll’s revue, words and music by
Raymond Klages, Jesse Greer and
Harry Carroll. © Sept. 23, 1929;
2 c. Sept. 24; E pub. 9712; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
22967
Java moon; by W. Ruick; pf. ©1e.
Oct. 17, 1929; E unp. 12097; Walter
Ruick, Los Angeles. 22968
Jean qui pleure et Jean qui rit; par
Ernest Gillet, of France; pf. ©
June 6, 1929; 1.¢., Oct. 33 iitos
6796; Editions Max Hschig, Paris.
22969
Jede kleine frau braucht hin und
wieder einen kuss; text und musik
von Willy Rosen, of Germany. ©
Sept. 17, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 24; E for.
6940; Drei masken verlag, a. &g.,
Berlin. 22970
Jestem imigrantka; melody by P.
Humeniuk. © 1 ec. Oct. 4, 1929; EB
unp. 11665; Paul Humeniuk, New
York. 22971
Jesus, do roses grow so red; anthem,
music by W. R. Voris. 4to. 1.
Women’s voices.—2. Mixed voices.
(2. Oct. 17, 1929°:"2 Cc. each Grin.
E pub. 10124, 10125; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 22972, 22973
Jesus shall so come again; hymn,
words by Levi Mumaw, music by
BH. T. Hildebrand. (Jn Gospel her-
ald, v. 22, no. 29, Oct. 17, 1929) ©
Oct. 17, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 26; E pub.
10357; Mennonite pub. house, Scott-
dale, Pa. 22974
Jingles for juniors; by Heller Nicholls,
of Great Britain; pf. with words.
nos.’ 1-10. | ©’ Sept. 13, 19295> De.
Oct. 4; E for. 6831; Warren & Phil-
lips, London. 22975
Joanna; words by Robt. L. Algie,
music by H. D. Algie, of Canada;
pf. and ukulele ace. © 1c. Oct. 11,
1929; E unp. 11926; Harry D. Algie,
Brampton, Ont., Canada. 22976
Johnny and Jane; words and music
by F. Hutchison. pt. 1, 2. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Oct. 14,
1929; E unp. 12015; Frank Hutchi-
son, Big Creek, W. Va.
1214
22977
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
22998
Jolly (The) miller; 2-pt. song, 17th
eentury words and melody, arr. by
Ivor R. Davies, of Great Britain.
Winthrop Rogers ed. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Sept.
27, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 5; E for. 7059;
Hawkes & son (London) ltd., Lon-
don. 22978
Jonah and the whale; words by L. A.
Weed, music by Robt. H. Brennen.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Oct. 18, 1929; E unp. 12164; Laura
A. Weed, Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
22979
Journey’s end; melody by J. F. Han-
ley. © 1c July 11, 1929; E ump.
11792; James F. Hanley, Douglas-
tons. i N.Y; 22980
Joyeux (Les) forestiers; variations
sur une vieille chanson anglaise,
par E. Soubeyran, of France, op.
29, no. 1, révision par G. Bardout,
of France; pf., violon et violoncelle.
Parties séparées. © July 4, 1929;
fee. Aus. 93H. fora-6928 ; -Rowart,
Lerolle et cie., Paris. 22981
Joyful moments; nocturne, by J. Voll-
mar; Hawaiian guit., with regular
guit. ace. © Oct. 1, 1929; 2 ce Oct.
4; E pub. 10035; Jacob Vollmar,
Rochester, N. Y. 22982
Joyfully onward ; hymn, English words
tr. from the Swedish by P. A. L.,
music arr. by N. Carlson. © May
q, 1999;°2 ec: July 11; BH pub. 9995;
Nathaniel Carlson, Miami, Fla.
22983
Juanila; waltz, words and music by
Howard and Donald Sinnock, of
England, domiciled at Brooklyn.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Oct. 17, 1929; E. unp. 12127; Donald
Leslie Wilmot Sinnock, Brooklyn.
22984
Jubilate Deo (Glory to God); music
by Alphonse J. Weiss, abridged and
arr., with adaptation of English text,
by James A. Reilly; 4 men’s voices;
organ ace. 4to. © Aug. 3, 1929;
2c. Oct. 7; E pub. 9812; McLaughlin
& Reilly co., Boston. 22985
Jug band waltz; melody by Will
Shade and Ben Ramey. © 1 «¢. Oct.
25, 1929; E unp. 12520; Southern
music pub. co., inec., New York.
22986
June moon; from the play, words and
music by Ring Lardner and George
S. Kaufman; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Oct. 2, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 4; E pub.
9835; Harms, inc., New York.
22987
Jus’ to be in your arms; slow fox trot,
words and music by H. H. Reynolds.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e¢.
Oct. 19, 1929; E unp. 12218; Hayden
Hamilton Reynolds, Starkville, Miss.
22988
Just a detour, but there I found you;
words and music by Betty Minor
[i. e. E. H. Minor. Words and mel-
ody ‘ontyt’"'© 1 e.Dete" 1s, 1929;
E unp. 12031; Elizabeth H. Minor,
Waterbury, Conn. 22989
Just a girl like you; words by R. J.
Hoffman, music by Ruth Ella Ames.
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1929; E unp. 11495;
Ray Joseph Hoffman, Roscoe, Ill.
22990
Just a little kiss before we part; words
and musie by J. C. F. Biglin. ©
te. Oct. 20...1929: EL unp,, 12300:
Joseph C. F. Biglin, Brooklyn.
22991
Just a picture from life’s other side;
words and music by Jack Mooney.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 8, 1929; E unp. 11587; John
Burch Mooney, La Mesa, Calif.
22992
Just a pin; words by G. Lamont, mu-
sic by Chester Escher; ist violin.
© 1 c¢. Oct. 12, 1929; E unp. 11950;
Gladstone Tapert Kingston EO,
Jamaica, B. W. 22993
Just a sweet little melody; lyrics by
S. Hosman and F. J. Rabbitt, music
by C. Berry. © 1c. Sept. 30, 1929;
E unp. 11527; Charles Berry, Frank
J. Rabbitt and Sylvester Hosman,
Salem, Mass. 22994
Just about midnight; words and music
by Billy Wiggers [i. e. C. W. Wig-
ger]; pf. © 1 c¢. Oct. 21, 1929; E
unp. 12250; Charles William Wigger,
Chicago. 22995
Just as I am; anthem, words by Char-
lotte Elliott, music by W. R. Voris;
mixed voices. 4to. © Oct. 17, 1929;
2 ec. Oct..17;. Epub. 10126; H.W.
Gray co., New York. 22996
Just be on your way; words and music
by C. Stevens. © Oct: 10, 1929;
2 c.-Oct. 14; E pub. 10100; Claude
Stevens, Altons Il. 22997
Just because of you; words and music
by G. Henken. © 1c. Oct. 10, 1929;
E unp. 11873; Gertrude Henken, Sa-
vannah. 22998
1215
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
22999
Just before the break of dawn; lyric
by Mack Davis, music by Cy
Springer. [Chords, single staff] ©
1 e@ Oct. 12, 1929; E unp. 11976;
Paul L. Specht, New York. 22999
Just drifting on; words and music by
Jean Bradley and Dolly Dike.
ise. Oct. 12, 1929. BE unpre ior:
B. W. Large, Fresno, Calif. 23000
Just for a girl like you; words and
music by EH. L. Hamilton; with
quartet cho. for male or mixed
voices. © 1c. Oct. 15, 1929; E unp.
12037; EHdith L. Hamilton, Lake
Arthur, N. M. 23001
Just give me the leavings; lyrics and
music by H. H. Smith. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 25, 1929;
E unp. 12508; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 23002
Just give me you; words and music
by J. Faulkner. [Words and melody
only] .© 1 ¢. Oct. 17, 1929; E unp.
12114; Joe Faulkner, Dallas. 23003
Just keep smiling your troubles away;
words and music by Eddie Bumps
Mennetti [i. e., EH. S. Mennetti] ; 1st
violin. © 1c. Oct. 18, 1929; E unp.
12185 ; Eddie S. Mennetti, Chicago.
23004
Just like you: used to do-ba-by ; words
and music by M. Wilson. © 1 «.
Oct. 14, 1929; E unp. 12013; Marga-
ret Wilson, Cle Elum, Wash. 23005
Just one little year; words and music
by P. Jeisy. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Aug. 30, 1929; 2 ¢. Oct.
1; E pub. 9685; Pauline Jeisy, St.
Louis, Mo. 23006
Just one more night in the moonlight ;
words and music by Fred Rose; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Oct. 12, 1929;
Z-c. Oct. 16; E pub. 10108; T. S.
Denison & co., Chicago. 23007
Just say it with love; words and music
by A. Leonard and J. Rosenson.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Oct. 5, 1929; E unp. 12600; Augustus
Leonard and Jeanette Rosenson, Ev-
erett, Mass. 23008
Just say that you'll come back again
to the one who loves you yet; words
and music by W. C. McFadden, arr.
by Nick Pesce. © 1c. Oct. 3, 1929;
EK unp. 11595; William Cunningham
McFadden, New York. 23009
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Just think of me; words by A. Pel-
legrini, music by David Reed. ©
1c. Oct. 4, 1929; E unp. 11615; An-
gelo Pellegrini, ‘St. Louis. 23010
Just to break my heart; words. and
musie by P. Brock. © 1 ¢. Oct. 23,
1929; E unp. 12395; Pearl Brock, |
Chattanooga. 23011
Just whisper that you love me; words |
by Mary L. Peare Taylor, music by
K. C. Becker. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1929;
E unp. 12189; Kate Cecilia Becker,
Chicago. 23012
Just wishing; fox trot, words and mu-
sic by G. Queen and J. R. Biggs.
[Words and melody only] _© 1 «.
Oct. 17, 1929; E unp. 12427; George
Queen and James R. Biggs, Detroit.
23013
Just you; words by Arthur G. Pickett,
music by J. R. Ready. ©1c. Sept.
14, 1929; E unp. 11799; John Robert
Ready, Phoenix, Ariz. 23014
Kardia tou manga; words by J. Mi-
taraki, music by Ierotheo Skiza, of
Italy, domiciled at New York.
[Words and melody only] ©1 ec.
Oct. 19, 1929; E unp. 12236; Syn-
chronic pub. co., New York. 23015
Kathleen; words by HE. M. Chandler,
music by R. E. Chandler. © Sept.
26, 1929; 2 ce. Oct..11; E pub. 10002;
Rena EK. Chandler, Malden, Mass.
23016
Kedi si mne lubowal; Slovak czardas,
by M. Tokarick; pf. © 1c. Oct. 24,
1929; E unp. 12478; Michael Toka-
rick, Philadelphia. 23017
Keep bachelor’s hall; words and music
by Roy Harvey. © 1 ¢. Oct. 26,
1929; E unp. 12726; Columbia phono-
graph co., inc., New York. 23018
Keep on a’ shuffin’; slow crooning fox-
trot, lyric and music by G. W. Bro-
din; with orch. pts. 4to. © Oct. 14,
1929; 2 ¢c. Oct. 16; E pubs) 10105;
Glenn W. Brodin, Chicago. 23019
Keith (Jo) glide; words by J. Keith,
music by Milton Shive. © 1 e¢. Oct.
21, 1929; E unp. 12286; Jo. Keith,
Chicago. 23020
Kewpie kapers; by Frederic Groton,
op. R, no. 3; pf. © Sept. 19, 1929;
2 c. Sept. 30; E pub. 9618; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 23021
1216
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
Key to twelve test papers in the rudi-
ments of music, musical ornaments,
harmony, etec., for L. R. A, M. can-
didates; by Cuthbert MHarris, of
Great Britain. © Sept. 18, 1929;
1 ec. Oct. 4; E for. 6880; Warren &
Phillips, London. 23022
Kicking the blues away; from Broad-
. Way scandals, words and music by
James F. Hanley and Dave Frank-
Hn... tc Ocis 1,,,1929: 2c. Oct..8;
E pub. 10145; Shapiro, Bernstein &
co., ine., New York. 23023
Kiss to-day; words by F. L. Crouch,
music by Samuel H. Speck. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Oct.
15, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 18; E pub. 10372;
Flossie L. Crouch, Edgefield, S. C.
23024
Kisses (The) that gave you to me;
waltz ballad, words and music by
E. R. Alford. .© 1 ¢. Oct. 25, 1929;
E unp. 12559; Esther R. Alford,
Long Beach, Calif. 23025
Kitty; words and music by W. R.
Walker. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 17, 1929; E unp. 12107;
William R. Walker, Passaic, N. J.
23026
Kitty waltz yodel; words and music
by Roy Harvey. © 1. Oct. 26,
1929; E unp. 12730; Columbia pho-
nograph co., inec., New York. 23027
Kiwanis builders; words and music by
M. A. De Lorimier. © Oct. 11, 1929;
2 e. Oct. 14; E pub. 10097; Marie A.
- De Lorimier, Chisholm, Minn. 23028
Kobe; intermezzo-fox-trot japonais,
par L. Rémond, of France; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
© Aug. 28, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 26;-E for.
- 6980; Editions Max Eschig, Paris.
23029
Koli budes doma; Ukrainian polka, by
M. Tokarick; pf. © 1 c¢. Oct. 24,
1929; E unp. 12479; Michael Toka-
rick, Philadelphia. 23030
Kotomyjka na ruski granicy; melody
by J. Wyskowski. © 1c. Oct. 28,
1929; E unp. 12627; John Wyskow-
ski, Omaha, Neb. 23031
Kujawiak staropolski; by E. Mika;
violin. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1929; E
unp. 12198; Edward Mika, Philadel-
phia. 23032
Kujawiak z oberkiem; melody by J.
Wyskowski. © 1 ce. Oct. 12, 1929;
E unp. 11974;. John Wyskowski,
- Omaha, Neb. 23083
23044
La Guardia; march, by L. Romano.
© 1c. Oct. 23, 1929; E unp. 12399;
Luigi Romana, New York. 23034
La Guardia hurrah; inno popolare,
versi e musica di J. ‘Torre.
[Chords, single staff] © 1 ¢. Oct.
24, 1929; HE. unp. 12476; Joseph
Torre, New York. 23035
Laddies; words by Edgar A. Guest,
music by Harry Kogen, op. 17. ©
Oct. 25,1929; 2 c. O¢t. 28; E. pub,
10379; Gamble hinged music co.,
Chicago. 23036
Lady Luck; from Show of shows; by
Ray Perkins, arr. by Geo. J. Trin-
kaus; voe. orch. pts. 4to. © Oct.
18, 1929; 2 ce. Oct. 22; E pub. 10327;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
23037
Laguna; hesitation, by R. Stolz, of
Austria; small orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © May 26, 1929;
1c. Sept. 4; E for. 7012; Casa musi-
cale Mauro, Rome. 23038
Laguna; hesitation, testo di A. Ur-
bani, musica di Robert Stolz, of
Austria, op. 462. © May 26, 1929;
1c. Sept. 4; E for. 7013; Casa musi-
cale Mauro, Rome. 23039
Lamb (The); words by William
Blake, music by Anthony Collins,
of Great Britain. © Sept. 26, 1929;
1c. Oct. 11; E for. 7048; Augener,
ltd., London. 23040
Lambkins; Christmas song, words by
Francesca Falk Miller, music by
William Wentzell; med. voice. ©
Nov. 1, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 31; E pub.
10488; H. W. Gray co., Chicago.
23041
Lame (The) shepherd; Christmas
earol, words by Katherine Lee
Bates, music by W. R. Voris; mixed
cho., with ten. solo. 4to. © Oct.
17, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 17; E pub. 10127;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 238042
Lash (The); lyric by Clifford Grey,
music by H. Stothart. © 1 ¢. Oct.
29, 1929; E unp. 12669; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., Culver City, Calif.
23043
Last (The) scene of the Titanic;
words and music by F. Hutchison.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 21, 1929; E unp. 12299; Frank
Hutchison, Big Creek, W. Va.
23044
1217
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23045
Laugh at the rain; waltz, words by
M. Audenaert, music by Ray Hib-
beler. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1929; E unp.
11492; Michael Audenaert, Pater-
son, N. J. 23045
Lauterbach; German medley waltz,
arr. by Louis Vitak. 4to. 1. Band
pts.—2. Orch. pts. © Sept. 28,
1929; 2 c. each Oct. 7; E pub. 9769,
9776; Vitak-Elsnie co., Chicago.
23046, 23047
Lavoro é€ onesta; versi di A. Ric-
ciardi, musica di L. Canoro; violin.
© 1 ec. Oct. 4, 1929; E unp. 11675;
Louis Canoro and Alfonso Ric-
ciardi, New York. 23048
Lazy lane; words and music by C.
Salisbury and C. Lewis. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Oct. 18,
1929; E unp. 12178; Charlotte Salis-
bury and Clinton Lewis, New York.
23049
Lazy waters; words by R. Thomas,
music by H. Meek. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 4, 1929;
E unp. 11661; Reginald Thomas and
Herbert Meek, New York. 23050
Lead me, O Lord; anthem, words from
the Psalms, music by Rob Roy
Peery ; mixed voices; organ acc. ©
Nov. 1, 1929372 ca Oct.) 3); He pup.
10485; H. W. Gray co., Chicago.
23051
Leaves (The) are falling; words and
music by M. A. Moran. © 1c. Oct.
2, 1929; EH unp. 11561; Margaret
Anna Moran, Nutley, N. J. 23052
Le Cras (Thomas L.) Twenty-four
descants to popular hymn tunes; by
T. L. Le Cras, of Great Britain.
London, J. Curwen, inc.,—Philadel-
phia, Curwen, inc. 4to. © Oct. 7,
1929; 1 c«@ Oct. 5; E for. 6841;
Thomas L. Le Cras, Goodmayes, Es-
sex, England. 23053
Left my gal in the mountains; words
and music by Carson Robison; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Oct. 25, 1929;
2c. Oct. 24; E pub. 10319; Southern
music pub. co., ine., New York.
23054
Let me burn out for Thee; hymn,
words and music by B. F. Hatcher.
© July 5, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 25; E
pub. 9687; Bessie. Francey Hatcher,
Paulsboro, N. J. 23055
Let me dream my dreams in your
arms; words by Alice La Valliere,
music by Luther A. Clark. © 1 ¢.
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
Oct. 12, 1929; E unp. 11941; Edna
Click, Mullens, W. Va. 23056
Let me hold you closer, dear; waltz,
words and music by H. H. Reynolds.
[Words and melody only] ©1l1e«
Oct. 19, 1929; E unp. 12219; Hayden
Hamilton Reynolds, Starkville, Miss.
23057
Let me remember; words by Rita
Meyer [pseud. of R. M. Vietmeyer],
music by Adrian De Haas, of
Netherlands, domiciled at New York.
©1e. Oct. 28, 1929; E unp 12625;
Rose M. Vietmeyer, Chicago.
Let me sing before breakfast; lyric by
Dorothy Fields, music by Jimmy
McHugh; pf, acc., with ukulele arr.
by M. Kalua. © Oct. 26, 1929; 2 ¢.
Oct. 31; E pub. 10420; Mills musie,
inc., New York. 23059
Let’s forget; words and music by F.
Moulson. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 17, 1929; E unp. 12106;
Frederick Moulson, Middletown,
Conn. 23060
Let’s get it straight; words and music
by Wesley Wilson. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Oct. 14, 1929;
E unp. 12019; Joseph M. Davis, New
York. 23061
Liberty march; by T. Bucci, of Italy,
domiciled at Vicksburg, Miss.; pf.
© 1c. Aug. 9, 1929; E unp. 11771;
Tacito Bucci, Vicksburg, Miss.
23062
Liebesbriefe; text von Menne Freuden-
berg, musik von Willy Rosen, of
Germany. © Sept. 17, 1929; 1 «
Oct. 24; E for. 6941; Drei masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 23063
Life can be so lonesome; from Second
choice, lyric by Al. Dubin and Joe
Burke, music by M. K. Jerome; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Oct. 10, 1929;
2 ec. Oct. 16; E pub. 10172; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 23064
Life (The) clock; pt. song, words
adapted by B. W., music by Alex, —
Arnstein, arr. by Burton West
[pseud. of Harry L. Harts]; sop.
and alto with bass ad lib. 4to. ©
Oct. 4, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 12; EH pub.
10378; Charles W. Homeyer & co.,
Boston. 23065
Life eternal; words by Bertha M.
Lloyd, music by Mary Root Kern;
med. voice. © Oct. 10, 1929; 24
Oct. 12; E pub. 10027; Clayton F
Summy co., Chicago. 23066
1218
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929 °
23087
Life’s destiny; words by Harry B. | Lindy boy; words by J. Moore, music
Smith, music by G. O’Hara.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 18, 1929; E unp. 12258; Geoffrey
O’Hara, New York. 23067
Life’s mirror of dreams; words by A.
Doyra, music by Robt. H. Brennen.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Oct. 26, 1929; E unp. 12568; Anna
Doyra, Los Angeles. 23068
Light the pretty candles on our
Christmas tree; words and music by
A. J. Cleare. [Photostat] © 1c.
Oct. 3, 1929; E unp. 11597; Albert
John Cleare, Atlanta. 23069
Lights (The) o’ London; suite, by
Donald Thorne and Tony Lowry,
both of Great Britain; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 1. Dawn. [38
others] © Oct. 8, 1929; 1¢. Oct. 21;
E for. 70383; Boosey & co., Itd.,
London. 23070
Like as the hart; anthem, words from
Psalm 42, music by Robert F. Crone;
mixed voices; organ ace. 4to. ©
Cie, Tlgso +2 Cc. Oct. 17 + BH pub.
10118; H. W. Gray co., New York.
23071
Like the rainbow; lyrics and music by
J. R. Baxter and V. O. Stamps.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 25, 1929; E unp. 12512; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
23072
Lily; by Heinrich Lichner, arr., ed.
and phrased by Harold Hisenberg;
for violin and pf., with 2d violin pt.,
or pf. solo. © Oct. 29, 1929; 2c.
Oct. 30; E pub. 10404; Harry Perl-
berg music co., New York. 23073
Lily of Yogonda; words and music by
P, Lewis, of Great Britain. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Oct. 24,
1929; E unp. 12444; Percy Lewis,
Lethbridge, Alta., Canada. 23074
Lily (A) pond; idyll, by Billy Mayerl,
orch. by Fred Adlington, both of
Great Britain; orch. pts., with pf.-
conductor. © Sept. 20, 1929; 1«
Oct. 21; E for. 7081; Boosey & co.,
Itd., London. 23075
Lina blues; melody by Jabbo Smith.
© 1c. Oct. 21, 1929; E unp, 12279;
State Street music pub. co., ine,
Chicago. 23076
Lindbergh’s romance; words and music
by G. T. Hartshorn. © Oct. 9, 1929;
2c. Oct, 14; E pub. 10050; Gerda T.
Hartshorn, Springfield, Mass. 23077
by P. Sayre. © 1. Oct. 14, 1929;
E unp. 11997; Jesse Moore, Edin-
burg, Ind. 23078
Liszt (Franz) Notturno no. 3; aus
Liebestriume, instr. von Leopold
Zeitlberger, of Germany; orchester
stimmen, mit pf. o. organ direction
u. violino 1 direction. © Sept. 5,
1929; 1 ec. Oct. 2; BE for. 6802; D.
Rahter, Leipzig. 23079
Little (A) bit o’ lovin’ shu does go a
long, long way; plantation song,
words by Shepler, music by Arthur
Clark McLean; men’s voices, with
sop. obbl. @©Aug. 15, 1929; 2 «.
Sept. 30; E pub. 9629; White-Smith
musie pub. co., Boston. 23080
Little (The) brooks by the roadside;
by Ada May Piaget; pf. © Sept. 28,
-1929; 2c. Oct. 1; E pub. 9626; Willis
music co., Cincinnati. 23081
Little brown house; folk song, lyrics
and music by G. Romilli; med.
voice; in F. © Sept. 6, 1929; 2c.
Oct. 12; E pub. 9968; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 23082
Little (The) Dutch doll; novelty fox-
trot, by Pierre Blaauw, of Holland,
and Harry Revel, of Great Britain ;
pf., with ukulele and banjulele banjo
ace. © Oct. 11, 1929; 1 ¢ Oct. 12;
E for. 6844; Keith, Prowse & Co.,
ltd., London. 23083
Little (A) Dutch garden; words by
Hattie Whitney Durbin, music by
Hugh A. MacKinnon; med. voice. ©
Novell, 192972 Oct: 35) Hs W:
Gray co., New York. 23084
Little fairy waltz; by J. L. Streabbog
[pseud. of J. L. Gobbaerts), ed., fin-
gered and phrased by Harold Hisen-
berg; for violin and pf., with 2d
violin pt., or pf. solo. © Oct. 29,
1929; 2 ec. Oct. 30; E pub. 10399;
Harry Perlberg music co., New York.
23085
Little grey church on the hill; words
and music by Ernest Longstaffe, of
Great Britain. © Sept. 18, 1929;
1c. Sept. 30; E for. 6764; Chappell
& co., ltd., London. 23086
Little house; words by Edgar Daniel
Kramer, music by M. W. March. ©
1c. Sept. 30, 1929; E unp. 115938;
Marian Whittaker March, Muskogee,
OKI. 23087
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23088
Little journeys to muSic-land; twenty
little tunes with rhymes, by Myra
Elsworth Burdick; pf. © Sept. 27,
1929; 2 ec. Oct..1;.E pubso720e:c.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 23088
Little marching soldiers; by Alfredo
Squeo, op. 5; violin with pf. ace. ©
July 22, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 12;:E pub.
9957; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
23089
Little Moses; lyric and music by A. P.
Carter. [Words and melody only]
“ ©1e. Oct. 25, 1929; E unp. 12531;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. : 23090
Little mother of mine; words by F. A.
Marchant, music by C. W. Ludwig.
© 1 ec. Oct. 31, 1929; E unp. 12750;
Charles W. Ludwig and F. A. Mar-
chant, Belmont, Mass. 23091
Little movie star where are you;
words and music by A. Gonsalves, of
Portugal, domiciled at Oakland,
Calif. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 17, 1929; E unp. 12139;
Anthony Gonsalves, Oakland, Calif.
23092
Little pal I am lonesome for you;
words and music by EH. Jackson.
[Words and melody only] ©1l1e.
Oct. 4, 1929; E unp. 11607; Euga
Jackson, Detroit. 23093
Little primrose overture; by Edw.
Hazel; band pts., with solo B flat
cornet conductor. © Sept. 10, 1929;
2 c. Sept. 30; E pub. 9640; Charles
L. Barnhouse, sr., Oskaloosa, Ia.
23094
Little (A) stone house by the Sea;
words and music by L. S. Hollister.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Oct. 1, 1929; E unp. 11479; Leona
Stephens Hollister, South Casco, Me.
23095
Little (A) thought; words and music
by Norman Henderson, of Great
Britain. © Sept. 11, 1929; 1 ¢. Sept.
30; E for. 6763; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. 23096
Little you; words by Tom Warrilow,
music: by “H.. "f. ‘Coons, jr. “© 1 ‘ce.
Oct. 29, 1929; E unp. 12677; Harry
Theodore Coons, jr., Hobart, Ind.
23097
Living without you; words and music
by S. Tepper. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 8, 1929; E unp.
11751; Saul Tepper, New York.
23098
pt. III, Nn. S., v. 24
Lo-a-na; words and music by B. Ray:
© 1 e«. Oct. 1, 1929; E unp. 11515;
. Bebe Ray, Reno, Nev. 23099:
Loeillet (Jean Baptiste) Sonate; in
D dur, bearb, von Alfred Moffat, of
Great Britain; violino u. pf. New
concert version. © June 10, 1929;
1c. Oct. 8; E for. 6787; N. Simrock,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 23100
Logan County blues; melody by F.
Hutchison. © 1 ¢. Oct. 21, 1929;
E unp. 12300; Frank Hutchison, Big
Creek, W. Va. 23101
Lolipop-a-papa; words and music by
Fred Karlan. © 1 c. Oct. 15, 1929;
E unp. 12025; Ruth Porter Craw-
ford, New York. 23102
Lon Chaney’s going to get you, if you
don’t watch out; from Hollywood
revue of 1929, lyric by John T. Mur-
ray, music by Gus Edwards. © Oct.
t1"1929; 2c. Oct. 12; EE publ avee.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New.
York. 23103.
Lona, I’m alone and waiting for you;
words and music by C. Leont. ©
1 ec. Oct. 9, 1929; E unp. 11840;
Charles Leont, Los Angeles. 23104
Lonely; ballad, words by Alma K.
Moss, music by M. Friedman, of
Poland, domiciled at Los Angeles.
© 1c. Oct. 28, 1929; E unp. 12617;
Manuel Friedman, Los Angeles.
23105
Lonely; words and music by M. L.
Battin. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1929; E unp. 11883;
Murray L. Battin, Diamond, Pa.
23106
Lonely; words by Samuel Parson, mu-
sic by C. M. Flowers. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Aug. 28, 1929;
EK unp. 11539; Clarence Marion
Flowers, Johnstown, Pa. 23107
Lonely for love; words and music by
J. Bassi. [Words and melody only]:
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1929; E unp. 11880;
Josephone Bassi, Cheshire, Mass.
23108
Lonely little rosebud; words by John
Gilliland, music by V. R. McCoy. ©
Oct. 11, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 11;'H pub.
10023 ; Akron times-press, Akron, O.
23109
Lonely Lou, I love you; words and
music by F. H. Seott; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © 1c. Sept. 6, 1929; H
unp. 11746; Francis H. Scott, Glen-
side, Pa. 23110
1220
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10,1929 .
23130
Lonesome; waltz, words by M. For-
zano, music by M. Marchello.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 31, 1929; E unp. 12740; Michael
Marchello and Michael Forzano,
Brooklyn. 20111
Lonesome; words and music by A. J.
Bateson. © 1 c¢. Oct. 8, 1929; BE
unp. 11761; Albert J. Bateson, Rolla,
ND. 23112
Lonesome; words and music by H.
Ploeger. New York, Frank Hard-
ing. © Sept. 4, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 10;
E pub. 10166; Hulda Ploeger, Led-
yard, Ia. 23113
Lonesome; words and music by P.
Lee. [Words and melody only] ©
1 c Oct. 10, 1929; EH unp. 11876;
Phillip Lee, Sandy Creek, N. Y.
23114
Lonesome for someone to love; words
by Clarence Blair and Annie Root,
music by S. Wallace. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Aug. 26, 1929;
’ E unp. 11549; Sippie Wallace, De-
troit. 23115
Lonesome for you; words by C. E.
Austin, jr., music by F. B. Austin.
© Oct. 11, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 14; E pub.
10096; Florence B. Austin, Pontiac,
Mich. 23116
Lonesome home; words and music by
K. BE. Romkey. ©1e. Oct. 19, 1929;
E unp. 12220; Katherine S. Rom-
key, Muskegon, Mich. 23117
Lonesome sailor; words and music by
P. W. Muenze. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Oct. 10, 1929; E unp.
11877; Paul W. Muenze, Wheeling,
W. Va. 23118
Lonesome time; words and music by
J. H. Darby. [Words and melody
-only] ©1e. Oct. 24, 1929; E unp.
12445; Joel H. Darby, Pittston, Pa.
23119
Lonesome without you; words and
music by Bobby Hill [i. e. R. E. Hill.
Words and melody only] © 1.
: Oct. 12, 1929; E unp. 12716; Robert
Emmet Hill, Boston. 23120
Lonesomeness (The) blues; words
and music by L. Timmons. © 1c.
Oct. 21, 1929; E unp. 12242; Lillian
’ Timmons, Oklahoma City, Okl.
23121
Long ago a midnight strain; Christ-
mas anthem, music by Eduardo
Marzo; 3-pt. cho. of women’s voices,
pf. or organ ace. 4to. © Oct. 8,
1929; 2 ce. Oct. 12; EH pub. 101389;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 23122
Long green; words and music by EH.
P. Spafford. © 1. Oct. 10, 1929;
EH unp. 11910; HB. Phillips Spafford,
Bridgeport, Conn. 23123
Longing for you; words by M. Hayen,
music by Samuel H. Speck. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Sept.
20, 1929; 2 c. Oct..4; BE pub. 9790;
Margaret Hayen, Rahway, N. J.
23124
Longing to have you again; words
and musie by Carroll Douglas Cor-
baley. [Words and melody only]
© 1c Oct. 4, 1929; E unp. 11908;
Carroll D. Corbaley, San Francisco.
23125
Look, but don’t touch! fox-trot song
or muSical recitation, words and
music by Alma Tyndall. Belmar,
N. J., Edgar S. Werner & co. (Cover
title :—Look, and don’t touch) ©
Sept. 28, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 23; E pub.
10320; M. S. Titus-Werner, Belmar,
Nerd: 23126
Lookin’ good but feelin’ bad; lyric by
Lester A. Santly, music by Thomas
Waller. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1929; E unp. 11511;
Santly bros., inc., New York. 23127
Lord, hear the voice of my complaint ;
words by Johannes Agricola, tr. by
Dirk H. van der Stucken, melody
harmonized by Johann Jeep, ed. by
Carl F. Pfatteicher; mixed voices.
Copyright is based upon new matter
of C. F. Pfatteicher namely his in-
terpretation represented in the leg-
ible notation thereof contained in
the copies filed. 4to. © Aug. 6,
1929; 2c. Oct. 12; E pub. 9934; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 23128
Lord (The) is my shepherd; words
from 23d psalm, music by M. E.
Chidsey. © 1c. Oct. 3, 1929; E unp.
11653; Mary Elizabeth Chidsey,
Stamford, Conn. 23129
Lord (The) is rich and merciful;
short anthem, words by Thomas T.
Lynch, music by Russell Snively
Gilbert; mixed voices; organ acc.
4to. © Oct. 22, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 23;
E pub. 10299; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 23130
1221
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23131
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
Lord, with glowing heart I’d praise
Thee; hymn anthem, words’ by
Francis S. Key, music by F. A.
Clark. 4to. © Oct. 10, 1929; 2c.
Oct. 30; E pub. 10391; Hall-Mack
co., Philadelphia. 23131
Lorenz’s selected two-part choruses;
words by Edith Sanford Tillotson
and others, music by F. von Suppe
and others, arr. by Ira B. Wilson;
sop. and alto. 4to. © Sept. 28,
1929. "2 «@. and. “att: Oct. 10." AA
26428 ; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
Doel oe
Lost in the woods of romance; words
and music by L. S. Hollister.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Oct. 1, 1929; E unp. 11480; Leona
Stephens Hollister, South Casco, Me.
23133
Lost (The) love; words by S. H. Carl-
son, music by Robert Van Sickle.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 23, 1929; E unp. 12384; Swan
Harold Carlson, Elsie, Neb. 23134
Louisiana rose; words and music by
Cc. A. Burton and J. L. Burton. ©
1 «@, Oct. 18, 1929; EH unp. 12640;
Chas. A. Burton and Jennings L.
Burton, Flint, Mich. 231385
Louisiana, that’s my home; words and
music by Murray Lambert. [Words
and melody only] © 1-e¢. Oct. 21,
1929; E unp. 12354; Murray Lam-
bert, Dallas. 23136
L-o-v-e; from £ Dear love, words by
Dion Titheradge, music by Haydn
Wood, Joseph Tunbridge and Jack
Waller, all of Great Britain. © Oct.
21, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 22; E for. 6965;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 23187
Love and night; words by HE. G. Car-
ter, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 5,
1929; E unp. 11697; Emilee G. Car-
ter, Creston, Ia. 23138
Love birds; from George White’s scan-
dals, 10th ed., words and music by
Cliff Friend and Irving Caesar; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Sept. 27, 1929;
2 c. Sept. 30; E pub. 9613; Harms,
inc., New York. 23139
Love dreams; words and music by E.
E. Pickering. [Photostat] © 1 ¢.
Oct. 26, 1929; E unp. 12605; Eddith
Ellen Pickering, Venice, Calif.
23140
Love found me, when I found you;
theme song of Oh! Yeah, words and
music by George Waggner, Tay Gar-
nett and George Green; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by A. J. Franchini. ©
Sept. 30, 1929; 2 ¢. Oct. 2; E pub.
9714; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 23141
Love is a golden gleam; words and
music by P. L. Cochran. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Aug. 27,
1929; 2 ce. Oct. 1; E pub. 9684; Pearl
L. Cochran, Los Angeles. 23142
Love is a wonderful thing, but per-
sonally I like spinach; comedy song,
words by Billy Rose, music by Mabel
Wayne, arr. by Ed. Smalle; male
quartet, unace. 4to. © Oct. 8, 1929;
2c. Oct. 11; E pub. 10079; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 23143
Love is like that; words by Haven
Gillespie, music by Neil Morét. ©
1.c. Oct. 10, 1929; E unp. 11870;
Villa Morét, inc., San Francisco.
23144
Love made a gypsy out of me; fox-
trot, words and music by Fred Phil-
lips, Harry de Costa and Leon Zim-
merman, arr. by Kenn Sisson; orch.
pts., with vocal trio arr. by Lee
Orean Smith. © Oct. 28, 1929; 2 c.
Oct. 29; E pub. 10410; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 23145
Love made a gypsy out of me; fox-trot,
words and music by Fred Phillips,
Harry De Costa and Leon Zimmer-
man; pf. and ukulele ace. © Sept.
25, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 27; E pub. 9615;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 23146
Love me; from Déjaé, French lyric by
Jean Lenoir, English lyric by Dolly
Morse, music by T. Aivaz, arr. by
Kenn Sisson; waltz orch. pts. ©
Oct. 7, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 9; E pub.
10012; Publications fFrancis-Day,
Paris. 23147
Love me; waltz, from Déja, English
lyric by Dolly Morse, music by T.
Aivaz, arr. by Ed. Smalle; male
quartet, unace. 4to. © Oct. 8,
1929; 2 ec. Oct. 11; E pub. 10089;
Publications Francis-Day, Paris.
23148
Love me, beautiful one; words and
music by Ferne Harte [pseud. of
Ferne Hart] © 1c. Oct. 1, 1929;
E unp. 11519; Ferne Hart, Ingle-
wood, Calif. 23149
Love moon; words by Lucien Ray
Stearns, music by C. A. Hedrick.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Oct. 24, 1929; E unp. 12474; Charles
Allen Hedrick, Chino, Calif. 23150
1222
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no. 10, 1929
Love ’neath the bright Spanish skies;
words and music by A. Leonard and
J. Rosenson. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Oct. 5, 1929; E unp.
12599; Augustus Leonard and Jean-
ette Rosenson, Everett, Mass. 238151
Love somebody; melody by Crook bros.
© 1e. Oct. 25, 1929; E unp. 12542;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 23152
Love (The) song; fox-trot, words by
Harry Steinberg, music by Eddie
Winston, of Great Britain. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug.
27, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 27; E for. 6768;
Cavendish music co., London. 23153
Love thoughts of you; from The king
of the Congo, words by Lois Leeson,
music by Lee Zahler. © Sept. 30,
1929; 2 c. Oct. 2; E pub. 9715; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co., ine., New York.
23154
Love you and leave you alone; words
and music by D. W. Short. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Oct. 4,
1929; E unp. 11631; David W. Short,
Chicago. 23155
Lovely hour; words and music by C.
J. Bond; low voice; in D. © Oct.
7, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 9; E pub. 9874;
Carrie Jacobs-Bond & son, Holly-
wood, Calif. 23156
Lovely little Maisie; words and music
by Ferne Harte [pseud. of Ferne
Hart] ©1c. Oct. 1, 1929; E unp.
11518 ; Ferne Hart, Inglewood, Calif.
23I57
Love’s harmony; words and music by
H. W. Smith. ©1 ce. Sept. 30, 1929;
E unp. 11525; Harold William
Smith, Los Angeles. 23158
Love’s nest ; fox-trot ballad, words and
music by Oleg Webs, of Czecho-
slovakia, domiciled at Los Angeles.
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1929; E unp. 11502:
Oleg M. Webs, Los Angeles, 23159
Love’s passing; words by Eunice
Tietjens, music by M. E. Chidsey.
© 1c. Oct. 3, 1929; E unp. 11652;
Mary Elizabeth Chidsey, Stamford,
Conn. 23160
Lucky me; words and music by W.
Megibben. © 1 ec. Oct. 2, 1929: B
unp. 12422; Winnifred Megibben,
Hollywood. 23161
Lucy Jackson’s man; words and music
by Fred Rose; pf. and ukulele acc.
Lyckodrommar ;
23173
© Oct. 12, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 16; E pub.
10094; T. S. Denison & co., Chicago.
23162
Lullaby; poem by Norman VY. Pearce,
music by Jean Stor. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 4, 1929;
E unp. 11668; W. Astor Morgan,
New York. 23163
Lullaby; words and music by C. B.
Schnee. Minneapolis, Minn., Geo. E.
Morrison. © Sept. 8, 1929; 2 «.
Sept. 12; E pub. 9868; Cora Belle
Schnee, Minneapolis. 23164
Lullaby; words and music by J. C.
Bartells, op. 4. 8vo. [Mimeograph]
© Oct. 15, 1929; 2 ce. Oct. 19; E pub.
10206; John C. Bartells, Chicago.
23165
Luna—csardas; arr. by Louis Vitak;
orch. pts. 4to. © Sept. 28, 1929;
2c. Oct. 7; E pub. 9768; Vitak-Elsnic
co., Chicago. 23166
Lunsford (Bascom Lamar) 30 and 1
folksongs from the southern moun-
tains; compiled and arr. by B. L.
Lunsford and Lamar Stringfield..
4to. © June 26, 1929; 2 ¢. Oct. 12;
E pub. 9982; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 23167
singvals, text av
Karl-Ewert, musik av “Torbern
Cassel, of Sweden; pf. © July 1,
19702 1c. Oct, .2¢: BH tor, 6932;
Svenska noter, a. b., Stockholm,
Sweden. 23168
Ma petite; lyric by Jack Scholl, music
by S. Williams. [Chords, single
staff] © 1c. Oct. 8, 1929; E unp.
11806; Spencer Williams, New York.
23169
Ma petite; words and music by J.
Scholl. [Words and melody only]
@ A: és,0¢ct.-71929. BH unp.. 11732;
Jack Scholl, New York. 23170
Madam Satan; waltz, by Louis Alter;
ph © ft & Oct. 29,°1929; HE “unp.
12668; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
Culver City, Calif. 23171
Madeline; words and music by R. E.
Head; pf: © 1 ¢ Oct. .22, 1928;
E unp. 12319; Ralph E. Head,
Ottumwa, Ia. 23172
words and music by
Mademoiselle;
[ Words and melody
S. B. Furgatch.
only] ©1e. Oct. 16, 1929; E unp.
12091; Sidney B. Furgatch, New
York. 23173
1223
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23174
ae Ta S., V. 24
Magdelena; words and music by G.
Brinker. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1929; E unp. 11896;
Gregory Brinker, Salt Lake City.
23174
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis; music
by C. S. Lang, of Great Britain, op.
16; men’s voices; organ ace.; in B
flat. 4to. © Oct. 15, 1929; 1 «
Oct. 17; E for. 6893; Novello & co.,
ltd., London. 23175
Magnificat and Nune dimittis; set to
music by David McK. Williams;
mixed voices, with organ ace.; in A
flat. © Noy. 1, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 31;
EK pub. 10486; H. W. Gray co.,
Chicago. 23176
Maisie; words and music by Ferne
Harte [pseud. of Ferne Hart] ©
1 ¢e Oct. 1, 1929; E unp. 11520;
Ferne Hart, Inglewood. Calif. 23177
Makai march; by J. Vollmar;
Hawaiian guit., with regular guit.
ace. © Oct. 1, 1929; 2 ce. Oct. 4;
E pub. 10031; Jacob Vollmar,
Rochester, N. Y. 23178
Make Him yours; hymn, words by
James Rowe, music by CC. W.
Vaughan. © Oct. 1, 1929; 2 ec. Oct.
7; E pub. 9788; Chas W. Vaughan, :
Lawrenceburg, Tenn. 23179
Make your mark! part-song, words by
David Barker, music by Ervin L.
Nowell [pseud. of Harry L. Harts] ;
mixed voices. 4to. © Oct. 25, 1929;
2 c. Oct. 11; E pub. 10396; Charles
W. Homeyer & co., Boston. 23180
Mal encuentro ...; tango, by Pippo
Racho, orch. par José M. Lucchesi,
of Brazil; small orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © July 12, 1929;
1c. Sept. 14; BE for. 6847; Editions
Max Eschig, Paris. 23181
Mala mujer; bolero, letra y mtsica por
H. Torres. [Words and melody
only] ©1 ec. Oct. 23, 1929; E unp.
12400; Heriberto Torres, New York.
23182
Mama don’t allow no easy riders here;
words and music by Charles Daven-
port. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ¢c. Oct. 21, 1929; E unp.: 12288 ;
State Street music pub. co, inc,
Chicago. 23183
Mammy knows; words and music by
BH. Snyder; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Oct. 18, 1929; 2 ¢«. Oct. 23; HE pub.
10353; Edward Snyder, Indianapo-
lis. 23184
—
Mammy’s lullaby ; words by Vera P.
. McKim, music by N. E. Paddon, of
Canada. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Sept. 16, 1929; 2 «.
Sept. 19; E pub. 9656; Nora E. Pad-
don, Elbow Park, Calgary, Canada.
23185
Mammy’s memories; words and music
by G. Queen and J. R. Biggs.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Oct. 17, 1929; E unp. 12424; George
Qugen and James R. Biggs, Detroit.
23186
Man (A)—a maid; from Married in
Hollywood, lyric by Harlan Thomp-
son, music by Oscar Straus, of Aus-
tria. © Sept. 30, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 1;
E pub. 9623; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 23187
Man of sorrows; hymn, words by
Charlotte G. Homer, music by
Chas. H. Gabriel. © Sept. 14, 1929;
2c. Sept. 28; E pub. 9609; Homer A.
Rodeheaver, Chicago. 23188
Mandy o’ mine; words and music by
_M. J. Peterson and H. C. Barrows.
© 1c. Oct. 8, 1929; E unp. 11748;
Michael J. Peterson and Elmer C.
Barrows, Baltimore. 23189
Manhattan serenade; words by How-
ard Johnson, music by Louis Alter.
© 1c. Oct. 29, 1929; E unp. 12666;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 23190
Many years ago; lyric and music by
Dale Wimbrow and Charlie Abbott.
[Words and melody only] © 1e.
Oct. 25, 1929; E unp. 12528; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
23191.
Marcello (Benedetto) Sonate; in D
dur, bearb. von Alfred Moffat, of
Great Britain; violino u. pf. New
concert version. © June 10, 1929;
1c. Oct. 3; E for. 6786; N. Simrock,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 23192
March; words by Marion Ethel Ham-
ilton, music by F. W. Warnke; sop.
1, 2, and alto. ©1e. Oct. 4, 1929;
E unp. 11611; Frederick William
Warnke, San Francisco. 23193
March in E minor; by J. Y. Wright;
pf. "© ‘1*« Oct. 25, 19207 ae
12497; Jessie Y. Wright, Philadel-
phia. 23194
Marche funambulesque; par Ernest
Gillet, of France; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Aug. 28,
1929; 1 «@ Oct. 26; E for. 6988;-
Editions Max Eschig, Paris. 23195
1224
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
Marche funambulesque; par Ernest
Gillet, of France; pf. © June 6,
1929; 1 ec. Oct. 3; E for. 6797; Edi-
tions Max Hschig, Paris, 23196
Marche grotesque; fantastic patrol, by
Walter C. Schad; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. © Aug. 9, 1929; 2 c¢.
Aug. 15; E pub. 9729; G. Schirmer,
ine,, New York. 23197
Margaretta; words and music by N.
Alexion. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 17, 1929; E unp. 12120;
Nicholas Alexion, Staunton, Va.
23198
Maria; lied und blues, worte von Vik-
tor Flemming, musik von Ernst Ar-
nold, of Austria, op. 218. © Dec. 6,
fens tre sept. 11, 1929 >. 6. for.
6883; Josef Blaha, Vienna. 23199
Marigolds; melody, by A. Louis Scar-
molin; pf., left hand alone. © Oct.
15, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 17; E pub. 10191;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
23200
Mariner’s hymn; words by Anatolius,
tr. by John Mason Neale, music by
R. W. Robson, of Great Britain;
cho. of men’s voices. London, J.
Curwen & sons, ltd.,—Philadelphia,
Curwen, ine. 4to. © Oct. 22, 1929;
1 ec. Oct. 19; E for. 6958; R. Walker
Robson, London. 23201
Married in Hollywood ; opening, words
by Harlan Thompson, music by
Dave Stamper; pf. © 1 e¢. Oct. 24,
1929; E unp. 12459; Fox film corp.,
New York. 23202
Mary, come back to me; words by G.
Foster, music by Chester Escher;
1st violin. © 1 ec. Oct. 12, 1929; BE
unp. 11951; George Foster, St. Louis.
23203
Mary Ellen keep a tellin’; fox-trot,
words by Albert Vecchio, music by
A A Limaia. ©)te. Ocet.,15, 1929;
E unp. 12040; Albert J. Limata,
New York. 23204
Mary Jo; words and music by E. M.
Pontrelli. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1929; E unp. 11544;
Effie Mary Pontrelli, Los Angeles.
23205
Mary Magdalen; words by Kahlil
Gibran, music by K. L. Richards.
© 1c. Oct. 2,,1929; E unp. 11559:
Katherine Louise Richards, New
York. 23206
83588—30——_5
23218
Mary Ray; words and music by H.
Persoff. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 24, 1929; E unp. 12455;
Hyman Persoff, New York. 238207
Mas alli de la muerte; letra y mfsica
de L. Llaneza, of Spain, domiciled
at New York. ©1ce. Oct. 19, 1929;
EH unp. 12212; Luis Llaneza, New
York. 23208
Mascagni (Pietro) L’amico Fritz;
preludietto dall’ opera. rid. di Nuc-
cio Fiorda, of Italy; orchestrina
parti, con pf. conduttore. 4to. ©
July’ 22, 1929;-1.¢.. Aug. 6; E) for.
6960; Casa musicale Sonzogno, s. a.,
Milan. 23209
Mason Dixie moon; words by H. A.
Panzone, music by R. Robillard:
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 10, 1929; E unp. 11865; Eugene
A. Panzone and Raynald Robillard,
Boston. 23210
Massachusetts Bay tercentenary ;
march, intro. Old hundred, by Ger-
ald F. Frazee; pf. © Sept. 16, 1929;
2c. Sept. 30; E pub. 9663; Walter
Jacobs, ine., Boston. Zoe wh
Matame a’ besos; letra y musica de L.
Llaneza, of Spain, domiciled at New
York; pf. © 1c. Sept. 28, 1929;
E unp. 12419; Luis Llaneza, New
York. 23202
Maw and paw and me; words by
Arthur Fields, music by F. Hall.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 26, 1929; E unp. 12575; Fred
Hall, New York. 237s
Maxine; by S. De Rienzo; pf. ©1e.
Oct. 22, 1929; E unp. 12713; Silvio
De Rienzo, Brooklyn. 23214
Maybe; words and music by A. Regal,
arr. by Foster Cope. © 1 ¢. Sept.
30, 1929; E unp. 11470; Arthur Re-
gal, Huntington Park, Calif. 23215
Maybe; words by A. N. Apouhtin, tr.
and music by M. M. M. Aurochs, of
Russia, domiciled at Seattle. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 30, 1929; E unp. 12706; Marie
Madelaine Maude Aurochs, Seattle.
23216
Maybe it’s so; words and music by B.
Ray.- © 1 ¢ Oct. 1, 1929; EB ump.
11514: Bebe Ray, Reno, Nev. 23217
Maybe you'd feel that way too; words
and music by Al. Miller. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Oct. 21,
1929; E unp. 12265; State Street
music pub. co., ine., Chicago. 23218
1225
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23219
Mazurkas; von Karol Szymanowski, of
Poland, op. 50, nr. 9-12; pf. heft 3.
© July 5, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 29; E for.
6880; Universal edition, a. g., Vi-
enna. 23219
Me for you! Wouldn’t you love it;
from Me for you, words by Lorenz
Hart, music by Richard Rodgers; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Oct. 2, 1929;
2 ¢..Oct. 4;.E pub., 9840; Harms,
inc., New York. 23220
Mean old Jack Stopper blues; lyrics
and music by Bessie Tucker.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 25, 1929; E unp. 12507; South-
ern music pub. co., inc., New York.
23221
Meaning (The) of moonlight is you;
words by O. Hemier, music by A.
Huber. [Photostat] © 1 ¢. Oct.
28, 1929; E unp. 12628; Opal Hemler
and Alice Huber, Cleveland. 23222
Mechanical man; from The gold dig-
gers of Broadway, by Joe Burke,
arr. by George J. Trinkaus; voc.
orch: pts. 4to, © Oct. 18, 1929;
2 c. Oct. 22; E pub. 103824; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 23223
Medieval pageantry ; symphonic march,
by Joseph De Luca; band pts., with
solo B flat cornet conductor. ©
Sept. 10, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 30; EH pub.
$642; Charles L. Barnhouse, sr.,
Oskaloosa, Ia. 23224
Medinah athletic club song; words and
music by A. J. P. Vandermyn.
[Photostat] © 1 c¢. Oct. 24, 1929;
E unp. 12461; Armand J. P. Van-
dermyn, Pittsburgh. eee
Meditando; intermezzo, di P. Pumo, of
Italy; salon orch. parti, con pf. con-
duttore. 4to. © June 15, 1929; 1 ¢.
Sept. 4; E for. 7019; Casa editrice
Alfonso Drago, Magenta, Italy.
23226
Meditations; words by G. W. Cook,
music by Sylvester Long Cross; pf.
©: lic. Ochs 19293 cK) amp. dabibar
George W. Cook, Alturas, Calif.
Pa 22K.
Meet your swectie in the morning,
you'll feel like a new born baby;
words by Charles Tobias, music by
Peter De Rose. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 2, 1929: EH unp.
11551 ; Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
23228
Melancholy wind; words and music
by G. Volmer. [Words and melody
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
only] ©1«. Oct. 24, 1929; E unp.
12442; Grace Volmer, Holyoke, Col.
23229.
Melodious movements; 12 studies in
phrasing, fingering and: form, by
George L. Hatton, of Great Britain ;.
pf. © Oct. 17, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 18;
E for. 6902; Reid bros., ltd., London.
23230:
Melody (A) of you; lyric and music
by L. P. Carnevale. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 29, 1929;
E unp. 12658; Louis Pier Carnevale,
Philadelphia. 23231
Memories; words by Jane Gates, music:
by R. M. Barber. © 1 ¢: Oct. 15;
1929; E unp. 12026; Ruth M. Bar-
ber, Philadelphia. PAY 37)
Memories; words by Robert E. Gibby,,.
music by S. C. Quackenbush. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 7, 1929; E unp. 11733; Susan
Coats Quackenbush, Edmeston, N. Y.
23233.
Memories of you; lyrics by P. Lauria
and L. S. Costanzo, music by P..
Lauria. [Words and melody only].
© 1c. Oct. 22, 1929; E unp. 12320;
Peter Lauria and Louis S. Costanzo,
Philadelphia. 23234.
Memory and roses; words by A. E,
Levey, music by Phil Starr. [Words.
and melody only] © 1 «¢. Oct. 18,.
1929; E unp. 12160; Alice E. Levey,
Schenectady, N. Y. 23235.
Memory garden; ballad, words by V.
A. Barrett, music by Samuel H.
Speck. New York City, Frank Hard-.
ing. © Aug. 24, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 10;:
E pub. 10163; Viola A. Barrett, Clay-
tons4Ne Jy 23236.
Memory lane; words and music by A.
P. Nold. [Words and melody only]
© 1°e. Oct. 24; 1929; WH uanpeiziew
Agnes P. Nold, Royal Oak, Mich.
23237
Memory moon; fox-trot song, words
by Lee Robb, music by Joseph
Meyer; pf. and ukulele or banjulele
banjo ace. © Oct. 7, 1929; 2 « Oct.
9; EK pub. 10007; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 23238
Memory moon; fox trot. words by Lee
Robb, music by Joseph Meyer, arr.
by Samuel Grossman; orch. pts.,
with vocal trio for male voices arr.
by Lee Orean Smith. 4to. © Oct.
10, 1929; 2 ce. Oct. 11; E pub. 10076;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 23239:
1226
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
Memory moon; waltz ballad, words
and music by J. S. Littick. © 1.
Oct. 11, 1929; E unp. 12195; Janice
Seott Littick, Kansas City, Mo.
23240
Memory moon; words by Lee Robb,
music by Joseph Meyer. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Sept. 26,
1929; E unp. 11494; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 23241
Memory (A) of you; ballad, words
and music by C. K. Balster. [Photo-
stat] ©1e. Sept. 30, 1929; E unp.
11486; Charles Kohler’ Balster,
Washington. 23242
Memory (A) of you; ballad, words
and music by C. K. Balster. [Photo-
stat] © 1c. Oct. 10, 1929; E unp.
11866; Charles Kohler’ Balster,
Washington. 23243
Memory pal; words and music by C.
Wyman. .[Photostat] © 1. Oct.
9, 1929; E unp. 11850; Charley Wy-
man, Glendale, Calif. 23244
Mem’ries of you; melody by H. HEhr-
lich. © 1 ©. Oct. 2, 1929; E unp.
11560; Herman Ehrlich, Brooklyn.
23245
Mem’ries of you; words and music by
eet ike: ©) 1 ¢...0et. 11, 19295
E unp. 11919; C. Philip Wire, Wash-
ington. 23246
Men of metal; march, by Thos. C.
Walker, arr. by Geo. Rosenkrans;
band pts. 4to. © Oct. 14, 1929;
2 woe An: i pub... 10104 > WC.
Menges, Cleveland. 23247
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Lud-
wig Felix) Canzonetta; from String
quartet no 1 in E flat, op. 12, arr.
by Reginald Hunt, of Great Britain ;
school orch. pts., with pf. conductor.
me fe) Ort. S, 1929", tc, Oc 2k"
E for. 7029; Boosey & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 23248
The gloria Patri; ed. by Carl F.
Pfatteicher; mixed yoices. Copy-
right is based upon new matter of
C. F. Pfatteicher namely, his inter-
pretation represented in the legible
notation thereof contained in the
copies filed. 4to. © Aug. 6, 1929;
eee Cetin tN pu oooe, > Cart
Fischer, inc., New York. 23249
On wings of song; by Felix Men-
delssohn-Bartholdy, arr. by Robert
Beiderman; violin, violoncello and
pete) sully 1. 19s). Se eer, 42:
E pub. 9956; Car] Fischer, inc., New
York. 23250
12
2
23261
Slow movement from the Italian
symphony; arr. by Adam Carse, of
Great Britain; violin 1, 2, viola and
‘cello-bass pts., with pf.-conductor
and, se. | ©: ‘Sept., 5; 1929; 1c. Oet.
11; E for. 7051; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don. 23251
To greet the spring; words by
Edith Sanford Tillotson, music arr.
by Ira B. Wilson. 4to. 1. Unison
cho.—2. Sop., alto and bass. © Aug.
30, 1929; 2 c Oct. 19; E pub. 10281,
10282; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
23252, 238253
Venetian gondola song; arr. and
ed. by Ernest Read, of Great Brit-
ain; rhythmic band pts., with pf.-
conductor and child-conductor’s sc.
4to. © Sept. 24, 1929; 1 ¢. Oct. 7;
E for. 6807; Joseph Williams, ltd.,
London. 23254
Menuet; par Henri Cliquet-Pleyel, of
France; pf. © Aug. 28, 1929; 1 «.
Oct. 26; E for. 7009; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. 23255
Mercedes; vals, words and music by
H. Melara, of Honduras, domiciled
at New York. ©1 ce. Oct. 14, 1929;
E unp. 12049; Henry Melara, New
York. 23256
Merlin; lyric by George Redman, mu-
sic by Harry Kogen, op. 19. © Oct.
S,. 1929-2 .e. Oct. 5 Ka pub:. 9918;
Gamble hinged music co., Chicago.
23257
Merry Christmas; words and music by
G. G. Davis and Beth Adlam. 16mo.
© Oct. 11, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 15; E pub.
10054; George Gibson Davis, San
Francisco. 23258
Merry eyed Sally; words and music
by M. E. Anderson. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Sept. 26, 1929;
2c. Oct. 10; E pub. 10162; Mennice
EK. Anderson, White Earth, N. D.
23259
Merry (A) scamper; by Thomas Scull
Harold, of Great Britain, op. 27, no.
33° pt:'"© ‘Sept. 23, 19295 I ck@et.
11; E for. 7056; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don. 23260
Message of good will; Sunday school
Service for Christmas, words by
Mattie B. Shannon and others, mu-
sic by M. Isabelle Ritter, Roy E.
Nolte and others. 8vo. © Oct. 16,
1929; 2 ec. Oct. 30; E pub. 10386;
Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia. 23261
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23262
Message of love; theme song of The
wrong key, words by J. A. Carl-
strom, music by L. Florin Brown.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ec.
Oct. 17, 1929; E unp. 12144; Jno. A.
Carlstrom, Flushing, N. Y. 23262
Mexicali rose; by Jack B. Tenney, arr.
by Errol Collins; cornet solo or
duet, with pf. ace. Los Angeles,
Calif., W. A. Quincke & co. © July
31, 1929; 2 ce. July 27; E pub. 9856;
Walter A. Quincke, Los Angeles.
23263
Mexican (The) bean; words by Max
C. Freedman, music by Charles Bor-
reli. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Oct. 16, 1929; E unp. 12063;
George & Arthur Piantadosi, inc.,
New York. 23264
Mexico; words and music by P. F.
Phelp. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 15, 1929; EB unp. 12048;
Philip Francis Phelp, Los Angeles.
23265
Mi mataor; paso-doble flamenco, letra
y musica de F. L. Cabello; pf. (In
Mexican music—Spanish musie, al-
bum no. 1) © Aug. 26, 1929; 2 «¢.
Aug. 80; E pub. 9852; Fernando L.
Cabello, El Paso. 23266
Mi morena; bambuco, melody by F.
Godoy P., of Mexico, domiciled at
New York. © 1 «¢. Oct. 7, 1929; E
unp. 11717; Fernando Godoy P.,
New York. 23267
Mi mulata lo; letra y musica de P.
Berrios. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 24, 1929; E unp. 12488;
Pedro Berrios, New York. 23268
Mid-summer (A) dream; words and
music by L. S. Hollister. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Oct. 1,
1929; E unp. 11481; Leona Stephens
Hollister, South Casco, Me. 23269
Mighty (A) fortress is our God;
words and music by Martin Luther,
translation composite, music har-
monized by Johannes Ececard, ed. by
Carl EF. Pfatteicher; mixed voices.
Copyright is based upon new matter
of C. F. Pfatteicher namely, his in-
terpretation represented in the leg-
ible notation thereof contained in
the copies filed. 4to. © Aug. 6,
1929 ; 2 e. Oct. 12; E pub. 9939; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 23270
Milkmaid Joan; 2 pts., words by
Sarah Grames Clark, music by Ira
B. Wilson. 4to. © Sept. 12, 1929;
pt. IIT, 0. S., v. 24
2 c. Sept. 30; E pub. 9600; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 23271
Miller (The); words by George Col-
man, music by G. A. MacFarren,
arr. by Charles F. Manney; sop.,
alto and bass. 4to. © Sept. 23,
1929; 2 ¢. Oct.. 33" pub. Saas
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 2a24 2,
Miniatures for sight reading at the
piano; by Arthur Oglesbee. © Nov.
6, 1929; 2 c and aff. Nov. 8: AA
28109; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 23273
Minstrel man’s dream; words and mu-
sic by Fred Rose; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Oct. 14, 1929; 2 © Oct. 17;
H pub. 10113; T. S. Denison & co.,
Chicago. 23274
Minuet caprice; by Harry Kogen, op.
1; violin, with pf. ace. © Sept. 28,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 30; E pub. 9624:
Gamble hinged music co., Chicago.
23275
Minuet in G [and] Minuet elegante;
by Leon Weltman; violin, with pf.
ace. © Oct. 21, 1929; 2 ¢. Oct. 23;
EE pub. 10260; Boston music co.,
Boston. 23276
Minuetto ; dalla Scarlattiana, trascriz-
lone per violino e pf. dell’ autore
Alfredo Casella, of Italy. © June
5, 1929; 1 c. July 30; BE for. 6854;
Universal edition, a. g., Vienna.
23277
Misbehaving melody; words by B.
Allen, music by Stan ‘Tucker.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Oct. 1, 1929; E unp. 11483; Bess M.
Allen, Williamsport, Pa. 23278
Miss Cinéma; slow fox, extrait de
Yopérette, par André Mauprey et H.
Geiringer, orch. par Tom Waltham,.
of Great Britain; small orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © July
12, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 14; E for. 6848;
Editions Max Eschig, Paris. 23279
Miss Pauline; words and music by L.
Countee. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1929; E unp. 12175;
Lorenzo Countee, Kansas City, Mo.
23280
Miss So and So; words and music by
W. H. Hscoffery. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Oct. 29, 1929; E
unp. 12675; William H. Escoffery,
New York. 238281
Miss Sunshine; words and music by
H. Richman. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 12, 1929; HE unp.
11967 ; Hy Richman, Chicago. 23282
1228
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10,1929 ©
Missa Mater Salvatoris; words from
liturgy of Catholic church, music by
P. E. Arensberg; mixed voices; or-
gan ace. 4to. © Sept. 10, 1929;
2c. Oct. 7; E pub. 9811; Peter BE.
Arensberg, Chillicothe, Mo. 23283
Missa VIII. toni; pusique j’ay perdu,
by Orlando di Lasso, transposed and
ed. by Alfred J. Silver, of Great
Britain; mixed voices. 4to. © Oct.
41,1929; 2 e. Oct..3; Epub. 9675;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 23284
Mississippi river waltz; melody by
Will Shade and Ben Ramey. ©1ce.
Oct. 25, 1929; E unp. 12519; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
23285
Missouri moon; words by Mitchell
Parish, music by Henry Lodge; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Oct. 23, 1929;
foe eOct. of; H pub. 10421;>-Mills
music, ine., New York. 23286
Mr. Forty-nine blues; lyric and music
by Ida May Mack. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Oct. 25, 1929;
E unp. 12522; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 23287
Mr. Sunshine, shine on Tennessee;
words by Z. G. Lamprake, music by
Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. Oct. 2, 1929;
H unp. 11530; Zoe G. Lamprake,
Chicago. 23288
Misterioso; for photo play, by A.
Dubensky, arr. by Walter C. Schad;
oreh. pts., with pf. conductor. ©
Aug. 9, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 15; E pub.
9733; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
23289
Mists o’er the buttes; words and music
by H. O. Pippin. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 4, 1929;
E unp. 11644; Harrison O. Pippin.
Dickinson, N. D. 23290
Modern hot method for saxophones;
by James Augustine. pt. 1.
Memphis, Tenn., Tri state music
school. © Oct. 29, 1929; 2 ec. Oct.
30; aff. Oct. 31; AA 27648; James
Augustine, Memphis, Tenn. 23291
Modernistic you; words by Terri
Duval and E. J. Doyle, music by T.
Duval and Modine Urban. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Oct. 12,
1929; E unp. 11943; Edward J.
Doyle, New York. 23292
Moment musicale; by Leon Weltman;
violin, with pf. acc. © Oct. 21,
1929; 2 ec. Oct. 238; E pub. 10259;
Boston music ¢o., Boston. 23293
23303
Moment (A) of rapture; the passion-
ate prelude, words by Gilbert
Morrow, music by Jone Pickhardt.
© Oct. 15, 1929; 2 ce. Oct. 17; E pub.
10188; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 23294
Mon coeur; romance-valse, by Huért
Pata [pseud. of Hubert Pataky], of
Germany; pf. © Aug. 7, 1929; 1 ¢.
Oct.. 3; HB) for. 6793 NN. Simrock,
G.m.b.H., Berlin. 23295
Montana, let’s go; words and music by
Greta Shriver, arr. by De Loss
Smith. (Jn Montana song book)
© June 7, 1929; 2c. June 15; E pub.
9991; Associated students of the
University of Montana, Missoula,
Mont. 23296
Montana moon; from June moon,
words and music by Ring Lardner
and George S. Kaufman; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Oct. 2, 1929; 2 «.
Oct. 4; E pub. 9836; Harms, inc.,
New York. 23297
Montana, my Montana; words’ by
Gertrude A. Knapp, music by George
H. Greenwood. (In Montana song
book) © June 7, 1929; 2 c. June
15; E pub. 9990; Associated students
of the University of Montana,
Missoula, Mont. 23298
Moon blind; lyrics and music by P. W.
Greenspan. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 25, 1929; E unp.
12504; Philip Wolfe Greenspan,
Perth Amboy, N. J. 23299
Moon dreams of love; words and
music by C. D. Dulin. © Sept. 26,
1929; 2 ec. Sept. 30; E pub. 9637;
Charles D. Dulin, St. Joseph, Mo.
23300
Moon, moon, moonshine; words and
music by I. S. Burnett. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 4, 1929;
FE unp. 11634; Irvin S. Burnett,
Presidio of Monterey, Calif. 23301
Moon of gold, guide the one I love;
words by B. Allen, music by Stan
Tucker. [Words and melody only]
© 1e. Oct. 1, 1929; E unp. 11482;
Bess M. Allen, Williamsport, Pa.
23302
Moon (The) was made for you and
me; words and music by F.
Mec Manus, of Canada, domiciled at
Los Angeles. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 15, 1929; E unp.
12044; Frederick Mc Manus, Los
Angeles, 23303
1229
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23304
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
Moonbeams; morceau characteristic,
by Louis Panella; pf. © Sept. 30,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 27; E pub. 9886;
Volkwein bros., Pittsburgh. 23304
Moonbeams shining on lovers’ shore;
words and music by H. Heckman.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 4, 1929; E unp. 11624; Henry
Heckman, Louisville, Ky. 23305
Moonlight and skies; words and music
by R. HE. Hall. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 28, 1929; EB unp.
12715; Raymond Edward Hall,
Huntsville. Tex. 23306
Moonlight dreams; words by L. Lyon,
music by Eva Ellstrom and Olive
Houts Héritage. © 1 ¢ Oct. 16,
1929; E unp. 12092; Leland Lyon,
Oskaloosa, Ia. 23307
Moonlight (The) waltz; words by W.
Weatherhead, music by Chester
Escher; 1st violin. © 1c. Oct. 12,
1929; FE unp. 11952; William
Weatherhead, Montreal, Que.,
Canada. 23308
More songs of the Hebrides; tradi-
tional Celtic tunes, collected, ed., tr.
and arr. by Majory Kennedy-Fraser,
of Great Britain. [English and
Gaelic text] © Sept. 10, 1929; 1c.
Sept. 27; E for. 6771; Boosey & co.,
td., London. 23309
Moses gonna chunk dat melon down;
words and music by W. W. Coleman.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
Oct. 25, 1929; E unp. 12534; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
23310
Moskau in flammen; feuersbrunst, von
Adolphe Gauwin, of France; orch.
stimmen, mit pf. o. organ direction.
© Sept. 19, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 15; E for.
6912; Anton J. Benjamin, Leipzig.
23311
Mosquito; by Harold Moss, of Great
Britain; trombone, with pf. acc.. ©
Sept. 27; 1929; 1 ¢. Oct. 21; H for.
7035; Boosey & co., Itd., London.
23312
Motboksigarnas egen vals; text av
Nils-Georg, musik av Wehle-Cassel,
both of Sweden; pf. © Oct. 1, 1929;
1 ec. Oct. 22; E for. 6909; Nils-Georg
musikforlag, Stockholm, Sweden.
2oo0lLo
Mother; words and music by D. G.
Woods. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ec. Oct. 17, 1929; E unp. 12123;
D. Grieme Woods, Rushford, N. Y.
23314
@
Mother; words and music by P. J. Mc-
Cruden. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 17, 1929; E unp. 12108;
Patrick J. McCruden, Linden, N. J.
23315
Mother; words by O. Arnold, musie by
Samuel H. Speck. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Aug. 21, 1929;
2..¢.. Oct. 1; "E. “pub. S682," aa
Arnold, St. Joe, Ark. 23316
Mother dear; words by Z. G. Lamp-
rake, music by Ray Hibbeler. ©
1 c. Oct. 2, 1929; E unp. 11531; Zoe
G. Lamprake, Chicago. 23317
Mother, dear mother; waltz, words by
Mrs. A. Tennant [i. e., M. Ten-
nant], melodic completion by Casper
Nathan. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 23, 1929; EB unp. 12210;
Martha Tennant, Goodman, Wis.
23318
Mother (A) just waiting for me;
words and music by J. T. Gorman,
arr. by F. J. Deignan. © 1c. Sept.
26, 1929; E unp. 11657; John Thomas
Gorman, Lowell, Mass. 23319
Mother, my dear; words and music
by K. 8S. Paul. © 1 ©. Oct. 16, 1929;
EK unp. 12088; Katharine Schultz
Paul, Hollywood, Calif. 23320
Mother o’mine; words by B. G. Mar-
tel, music by Samuel H. Speck.
New York, Frank Harding. © Aug.
7, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 26; E pub. 9653;
Bert G. Martel, Dallas. 23321
Mother's (A) lullaby; words and mu-
sic by E. Ellwood. New York’ City,
Frank Harding. © July 27, 1929;
2c. Sept. 24; E pub. 9659; Hugenie
Ellwood, Rutland, Vt. 23322
Mother’s prayer; words by W. M. Fos-
ter, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Oct. 26,
1929; E unp. 12569; Willie M. Fos-
ter, Pera, Va. 23323
Moto perpetuo; by Leon Weltman;
violin, with pf. acc. © Oct. 21,
1929; 2 e. Oct. 23: E pub. 10256:
Boston music co., Boston. 23324
Music; 4-pt. song, words by Shelley,
music by George Rathbone, of Great
Britain; mixed voices. 4to. © Oct.
15, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 17; E for. 6892;
Novello & eo., ltd., London. 23325
Musical Bob; words and music by A. A.
Wofford. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ce. Oct. 4, 1929; E unp. 11628;
Aaron A. Wofford, Red Oak, Ga.
23326
1230
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
Musical (The) salvationist; v. 43, pt.
10, Oct., 1929, compiled by F. G.
Hawkes, of Great Britain. With
supplement. 4to. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Oct. 9, 1929;
1 e. Oct. 19; E for. 6904; Salvation-
ist pub. & supplies, ltd., London.
23327
Must I keep on dreaming? words and
music by H. E. Wakeley. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 18,
1929; E unp. 12165; Henry Edwin
Wakeley, Philadelphia. 23328
My aeroplane man; words and music
by P. Hedrick. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 17, 1929; E unp.
12119; Pearl Hedrick, Lansdale, Pa.
23329
My ain land; old Scotch poem, set to
music by William Lindsay, of Great
Britain, domiciled at Minneapolis;
med. voice. © Sept. 27, 1929; 2 c¢.
Oct. 1; E pub. 9723; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 23330
‘My all time girl; aviator’s love song,
words and music by K. W. Cowherd.
Washington, D. C., Droop music co.
© June 10, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 7; E pub.
9787; Katherine West Cowherd,
Washington. 23331
My baby doll: words and music by
A. M. Ambrogio. [Photostat] ©
ae; moet.) 2. 1929: HH unp... 11496;
Angeline Mary Ambrogio, Detroit.
23332
My baby girl: words by W. E. Story.
music by E. 8S. Wilkin. © 1 ec. Oct.
21, 1929; E unp. 12248: Edith Story
Wilkin, Pittsburg, Calif., and W. Ed-
mund Story, Antioch, Calif. 23333
My black Carolina: black bottom or
Slow-fox, by Giovanni Papanti, of
Italy; piccola orch. pts. 4to. ©
pepe. 2f, 1920. fF ec.’ Oct." 23< for.
6948; A. & G. Carisch & «, Milan.
23334
My blue shadow land; by B. C. Lang-
don; pf. ©1c. Oct. 14, 1929; E unp.
12007 ; Byron Clifford Langdon, Chi-
cago. 23335
My bonnie lassie; words and music by
EK, Hall. [Words and melody only]
©1e. Oct. 31, 1929; BE unp. 12744;
Eunice Hall, Washington. 23336
My book of broken dreams; by Buddy
Rogers, arr. by Paul Hill; fox-trot
orch. pts., with vocal trio for male
voices, arr. by Lee Orean Smith.
4to. © Oct. 7, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 9;
E pub. 10011; Leo Feist, ine., New
York. 23337
23348
My boy; words and music by S.
Becker. © Sept. 23, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
30; E pub. 9648; Samuel Becker, Los
Angeles. 23338
My consolation; fox trot ballad, words
and music by R. M. Newcomer. ©
ire. Oct. 15; 9293eH wp. 12021;
Robert McAfee Newcomer, Philadel-
phia. 23339
My dad, the best pal I ever had; words
by T. M. Lupton, music by Samuel
H. Speck. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Oct. 16, 1929; 2 ec. Oct.
21; E pub. 10315; Thelma M. Lup-
ton, Phoebus, Va. 23340
My darling; fox trot, lyrics by Emile
B. Cavallo, music by T. Bucci, of
Italy, domiciled at Vicksburg, Miss.
© 1. Sept. 27, 1929; E unp. 11647;
Tacito Bucci, Lexington, Ky. 23341
My dear; waltz, words and music by
Gus Kahn and Joe Sanders, arr. by
Lee Orean Smith; male quartet, un-
acc. 4to. © Oct. 8, 1929; 2 ec. Oct.
11; E pub. 10088; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 23342
My dear old country home; words and
musie by A. A. Dahlke. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Oct. 24, 1929;
E unp. 12446; Arthur A. Dahlke,
Buffalo. 23343
My dear old mother; or, The letter
that never came, words and music
by E. Johnson. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Sept. 4, 1929;
2 c. Oct. 4; E pub. 9793; Ella John-
son, Lansing, Mich. 23344
My desert rose; words by D. Hetzel,
music by Robt. H. Brennen. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 18,
1929; E unp. 12161; Davina Hetzel,
Glenbrook, Conn. 23345
My doll Dolly; fox trot, words and
music by H. M. Steinbaugh and H.
Jewell. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1929; E unp.
12081; Helen M. Steinbaugh, Bir-
mingham, Mich., and Howard Jew-
ell, Highland Park, Mich. 23346
My dream of paradise; words and mu-
sic by V. Campanaro. ©1e. Oct. 2,
1929; E unp. 11504; Vito Campa-
naro, Blackwood, N. J. 23347
My dream of you; words by G. Cun-
ningham, music by Arthur Fisk.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 8, 1929; E unp. 11766; Georgie
Cunningham, San Francisco. 23348
1231
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23349
My dream town; words by Harcourt
Strange, music by H. D. Cole.
[Words and melody only. Photo-
stat] © 1c. Aug. 1, 1929; E unp.
11775; Thaddeus Harcourt Strange
and Harry D. Cole, Mount Vernon,
Nea 23349
My dreams seem true with you; words
and muSic by A. M. Brown. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ce. Oct. 28,
1929; E unp.. 12633; Aaron M.
Brown, Palo Alto, Calif. 23350
My dreamy love time pal; words by
G. Shaler, music by A. Gaccetta, arr.
by Rueben J. Hoskin. © 1c. Oct. 2,
1929; E unp. 11553; Alphonso Gac-
cetta and George Shaler, Dayton.
23351
My evry word, my ev’ry deed; words
and music by A. HE. Leslie. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 17,
1929; E unp. 12101; Arthur EH. Les-
lie, Miami, Fla. 23352
My fate is in your hands; lyric by
Andy Razaf, music by Thomas Wal-
ler; pf. and ukulele ace. © Oct. 11,
#929; 2 ec: Oct. 12; Epub, 10041;
Santly bros., inc., New York. 23353
My friend John; words and music by
Harry Jones. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 21, 1929; EB unp.
12347; Record music co., New York.
23354
My gaity [!] rose; fox-trot, words and
music by M. Damian. © 1 ec. Oct.
15, 1929; E unp. 12039; Michael
Damian, Philadelphia. 23355
My gal Sal; musical comedy in 2 acts
and 5 scenes, by Johnny Heckert [i. e.
J. D. Eckert] and Jack Kelly [pseud.
of L. J. Kelly], music by Jack Kelly,
Ed. Edwards and Robt. O’Donnell.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Aug. 22, 1929; D unp. 27586; John
David Eckert and Lawrence John
Kelly, Philadelphia. 23356
My Gallatin; words and music by C.
H. Fidler. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 17, 1929; E unp. 12110;
Charles H. Fidler, Nashville. 238357
My garden of dreams; words by G.
Smith, music by P. Sayre. © 1.
Oct. 14, 1929; E unp. 11996; Ger-
trude Smith, Cleveland. 23358
My girl, a little bit naughty but nice;
words by Alfred Dalby, music by
Dave Stamper and William Kernell.
© 1c. Oct. 3; 1929; E unp. 11577;
Fox film corp., New York. 23359
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
My girl of twilight dreams; words and
music by Elmo Tanner; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Oct. 12, 1929; 2 ¢. Oct.
16; E pub. 10106; T. S. Denison &
co., Chicago. 23360
My harbor of love; lyric by Harold
Robe, music by Wyman Steele. ©
Sept. 24, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 27; E pub.
9666; Music buyers corp., New York.
23361
My Hawaiian souvenir; words and
music by C. E. King and Bert H.
Carlson. © 1 c. Oct. 14, 1929; E
unp. 12005; Chas. E. King, Honolulu.
23362
My heart croons a song; words by
J. M. Finigan, music by W. P. Swett-
man. © 1c. Sept. 11, 1929; E unp.
11536; Joseph M. Finigan‘and W.
Paul Swettman, Philadelphia.
23363
My heart goes out to you; waltz, words
and music by O. Webs, of Czechoslo-
vakia, domiciled at Los Angeles. ©
1 -ec.. Oct... 22, 1929: EB unpy Taa245
Oleg Webs, Los Angeles. 23364
My Helene; words by John Graff, mu-
sic by E. Brodsky; pf. © 1c. Sept.
13, 1929; E unp. 12190; Edward
Brodsky, Atlantic City. 23365
My honey boy; words and music by
G. M. Reynolds. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Oct. 4, 1929; EB
unp. 11625; Georgia May Reynolds,
Iowa, La. - 23366
My idea of heaven; from Red hot
rhythm, words and music by Walter
O’Keefe and Bobby Dolan. © Oct.
14, 1929; 2c. Oct. 16; E pub. 10220;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York.
My Johnny boy; words by M. R.
Petich, music by Harry Clifford. ©
1 c. Oct. 23, 1929; Ei” wae
Marie Rose Petich, Denver. 23368
My jumping doll; novelette fox-trot,
. by Gerhard Mohr, of Germany; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
Sept. 5, 1929; 1 ¢. Oct. 2; E for.
6781; Musikverlag City, Leipzig.
23369
My life with you; words by Winifred
Clements, music by E. M. Mayehoff.
© 1 ¢. Oct. 24, 1929; E unp. 12492;
Edward M. Mayehoff, Norwalk, Conn.
23370
1232
23367
See
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929 23392
My little desert rose; words and music E pub. 9841; Harms, ine, New
by F. L. Willis. [Words and melody York. 23381
only!. © 1 c¢. Oct. 2, 1929; Bump.
11528; Forrest L. Willis, Albany.
233T1
My little dream girl; words and music
by R. La Marr and B.. Young.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Oct. 14, 1929; E unp. 11995; Rudy
La Marr and Billie Young, San Jose,
Calif. 23372
My little glrl, and she belongs to me;
words and music by I. M. Thier.
© 1c. Oct. 21, 1929; E unp. 12355;
Irma Marie Thier, Cheyenne, Wy.
23373
My little girl so far away; words and
musie by W. D. Glass. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 4, 1929;
E unp. 11639; W. Davis Glass, Hope-
well, Va. 23374
My little star flower; fox trot ballad,
words by A. Maddox, music by Harry
Clifford. © 1. ¢. Aug. 5, 1929; E
unp. 11773; Anna Maddox, Con-
cordia, Kan. 23375
My little you; words by H. Lake, music
by Frederick H. Hoyer. © 1c. Oct.
17, 1929; E unp. 12087; Helen Lake,
San Jose, Calif. 23376
My love in the wild; words by I.
Schrodel, music by Chester Escher ;
1st violin. © 1 c¢. Oct. 12, 1929; B
unp. 11945; Irene Schrodel, Chicago.
233877
My love parade; from The love pa-
rade, words by Clifford Grey, music
by Victor Schertzinger ; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Oct. 2, 1929; 2 ec. Oct.
4: E pub. 9808; Famous music corp.,
New York. 23378
My loved one; waltz song, lyric by
Pamela Terese, music by Roderick
Franco, of Australia. © Aug. 1,
1929-1! eG. Oct, Ags BH" for. 6810;
Allan & co., proprietary ltd., Mel-
bourne, Australia. 23379:
My love’s lullaby; words and music by
R. J. Stevenson. © 1 c. Oct. 25,
1929; E unp. 12498; Robert John
Stevenson, Seattle. 23380
My man is on the make; from Me for
you, words by Lorenz Hart, music
by Richard Rodgers; pf. and ukulele
acc. (©), Oct... 2, 1929; 2 .c. .Oct., 4;
My Mollie Dollie; waltz song, words
- by J. W. Hawes, music by Len Flem-
ing: New York City, Frank Har-
ding. © Aug. 24, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 1;
E pub. 9686; Joseph W. Hawes, De-
troit. 23382
My mother; words and music by E.
Holyoake, of Canada. © 1 «¢. Oct.
4, 1929; E unp. 11603; Edith Holy-
oake, Guelph, Ont., Canada. 23383
My mother and my sweetheart; words
and music by Roy Harvey. © 1 e.
Oct. 26, 1929; E unp. 12727; Colum-
bia phonograph co., inc., New York.
23384
My mother’s photograph; by Harry
Pease, Charles O’Flynn and Ed. G.
Nelson, arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus;
voe. orch. pts. 4to. © Oct. 18,
1929; 2 ec. Oct. 22;,. 6: pub., 10328;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
23385
My mother’s refrain; words and music
by L. H. Nichols; © 1c. Oct. 14,
1929; E unp. 12207; Leonard
Herschel Nichols, Pomona, Calif.
23386
My native land, ever with you; waltz,
words and music by I. S. Henri, of
Canada. © May 29, 1929; 1 c. Sept.
21; E for. 6752; Isaac Smith Henri,
Montreal, Canada. 23387
My new Marquette; fox-trot, words
and music by LeRoy Osborne. ©
Sept. 26, 1929; 2 ec. Sept. 30; EH
pub. 9762: LeRoy E. Osborne,
Battle Creek, Mich. 23388
My old Bible; hymn, words by
Edmund Pillifant, music by Jean
Howard. © Sept. 1, 1929; 2 ¢. Oct.
19; E pub. 10230; Herbert G. Tovey,
Hagle Rock, Calif. 23389
My old gal and I; words by R.
Walstrom, music by Chester Escher ;
1st violin. © 1 ¢. Oct. 12, 1929; B
unp. 11944; Roberta Walstrom,
Lebanon, Mo. 23390
My old guitar; words and music by
F. S. Sullivan. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Oct. 3, 1929; E unp.
11564; Franklin Stemple Sullivan,
Detroit. 23391
My Olga; words and music by Charlie
Small. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ec. Oct. 10, 1929; E unp. 11912;
Charles Schmall, New York. 238392
1238
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233893
My Oriental butterfly; words by
Stephen Hoffman, music by E. del
Cioppo. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 22, 1929; E unp. 12345;
Eugene del Cioppo, New York.
23393
My own mountain home; words by
S. L. Getz, music by Elmer BE.
Thomason. © Oct. 19, 1929; 2 «@
Oct. 19; E pub. 10212; Sara Lee
Getz, Peoria, Ill. 23394
My pillow; words and music by Byron
Gay and Cy Springer. © 1 ¢. Oct.
12; 1929 HE unp.* 11975" Panl” Th.
Specht, New York. 23395
My precious mother; words and
music by B. L. Kinne. New York
City, Frank Harding music pub-
lisher. © Sept. 27, 1929; 2 c Oct.
18; E pub. 10371; Bernice L. Kinne,
Meadow Grove, Neb. 23396
My rag doll; words and musie by C.
Salisbury. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Oct. 18, 1929; E unp.
12177; Charlotte Salisbury, New
York. 23397
My rainbow of happiness; words by
P. J. Lynch, music by Anthony
Mascolo and P. J. Lynch; pf. ©1e.
Oct. 24, 1929; E unp. 12719; Paul
John Lynch, Newark, N. J. 23398
My song of dreams; dream blues,
words and music by L. Read. ©
1 c. Oct. 7, 1929; E unp. 11737; Lalla
Read, Oak Park, Ill. 23399
My song of love; waltz, melody by
M. De La Fuente. © 1c. Oct. 15,
1929; E unp. 12193; Maurice De La
Fuente, New York. 23400
My spirit longs for Thee; anthem,
“words by John Byron, music by
W.R. Voris; mixed voices. 4to. ©
Oet, 17,''1929 - > 2° e Oct 10, i pub.
10128; H. W. Gray co., New York.
23401
My star girl; words and music by L.
Phillips. © 1 ¢. Oct. 24, 1929; E
unp. 12429; Lucien Phillips, Phila-
delphia. 23402
My sweeter than sweet; from Sweetie,
words by George Marion, jr., music
by Richard A. Whiting; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Oct. 23, 1929; 2 ¢.
Oct. 25; E pub. 10367; Famous music
corp., New York. 23403
My toast to you; words and music by
Sunny Clapp. [Words and melody
pt. 117, n. S., v. 24
only] © 1c. Oct. 7, 1929; E unp.
11727; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 23404
My Venetian lovenest; by I. B. Arn-
stein; pf. ©1c. Sept. 12, 1929; BE
unp. 12711; Ira B. Arnstein, New
York. 23405
My victory was conquering your heart;
waltz ballad, words by Ned Miller,
music by Carmen Lombardo, of
Canada, domiciled at New York, and
Jules K. Stein; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Oct: 9, 1929>°2 6" Oct Aly te pap:
10091; Leo Feist, inc., New York. |
- 23406
My victory was conquering your heart;
waltz, lyric by Ned Miller, music by
Jules K. Stein and Carmen Lom-
bardo, arr. by Frank Skinner; orch.
pts., with vocal trio arr. by Lee
Orean Smith. © Oct. 18, 1929; 2 ce.
Oct. 19; E pub. 10272; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 23407
My wedding day; words by F. H.
Channing, music by L. W. Badenius.
© 1 ec. Oct. 16, 1929; E unp. 12083;
Leal Walling Badenius, Chicago.
23408
My wife brings home the bacon; words
and music by E. Simonsen. New
York City, Frank Harding music
house. © Sept. 30, 1929; 2 ec. Oct.
4; E pub. 9796; Ellen Simonsen,
Snohomish, Wash. 23409:
My wife is one hundred percent talkie ;
words by Bobby Heath, music by
Alex Marr. [Words and melody
only] © 1 -¢ Oct. 17, 1929) unp:
12138; Joe Morris music co., New
York. 23410:
My wish for you; words and music
by G. G. Davis and Basil Adlam.
12mo. © Oct. 11, 1929; 2 ¢. Oct. 15;
E pub. 10053; George Gibson Davis,
San Francisco. 23411
My yellow jacket girl; words by Daisy
Chotas, music by N. Chotas. © Oct.
11, 1929; 2 ce. Oct..14; E pub. 10103;
Nick E. Chotas, Atlanta. 23412:
Mysterious (The) melody man; waltz,
words by Andrew Hooton Blackis-
ton, music by William M. Hunter.
London, Henderson & Spalding, itd.
© Sept. 1, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 4; E pub.
10336; A. H. Blackiston, Chicago.
23413
Mystery (A) for Christmas; in the
mediaeval manner, words selected
and music arr. and composed by
Howard D. McKinney; mixed voices.
1234
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
4to. © Oct. 16, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 18;
E pub. 10154: J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 23414
Nachts; words by Will Scheller, music
by. Elsa Proehl. © 1 ¢«. Oct. 15,
1929; E unp. 12051; Elsa Proehl,
Reseda, Calif. 23415
Nar klockorna tystnat; text av Ture
Lidstrém, musik av Bengt Carlberg,
of Sweden; pf. © Sept. 12, 1929;
tae. Oct. 1: fH .for, 6748; Edition
Sylvain, Stockholm, Sweden. 23416
Name (A) for a boy; musical reading,
reading anon., musical setting by
Frieda Peycke. © Oct. 15, 1929;
PrenOck 19:8 pub. 10152: T...S.
Denison & co., Chicago. 23417
Nancy; words and music by Will Mac-
Leod. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 25, 1929; E unp. 12550;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 23418
Nancy Lee, you’re all the world to me;
words and musie by J. M. Fisher, jr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 4, 1929; E unp. 11619; Jack M.
Fisher, jr.. Chattanooga, Tenn.
23419
Nankeen; Chinese’s [!] tone, by L.
Petti; violin solo. © 1 ¢. Oct. 4,
1929; E unp. 11681; Luigi Petti,
New York. : 23420
Naturlieder; worte von Hoffman von
Fallersleben, Karl Busse u. a., musik
von Armin Knab, of Germany. ©
tule ot 1999 - 1 ¢. Aug. 29. EI for.
6868; Universal edition, a. g.,
Vienna. 23421
words by E. Robyn,
[Words and mel-
Naughty baby:
music by A. Fisk.
ody only] © 1c. Oct. 8, 1929; E
unp. 11765; Arthur Fisk and Ed-
ward M. Robyn, San Francisco.
23422
Near beer blues; words and music by
P. J. Sullivan.; -©-f.¢. Oct: 10, 1929:
EK unp. 11913; Patrick J. Sullivan,
Clator, W. Va. 23423
Near me tho far away; words by
Harry B. Smith, music by G. O’Hara.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 18, 1929; E unp. 12261; Geoffrey
O’Hara, New York. 23.424
Neat little, sweet little you; words by
Maud Denny, music by Oliver Scott;
pf. and ukulele ace. © 1 ec. Oct. 5,
1929; E unp. 11693; Wisely music
publishers, Des Moines. 23425
23437
Nena mia; words by Carlos L. Cabello,
music by F. L. Cabello and Xavier
Cugats pf.’ © Ie. Oct. 17, 19293 Bb
unp. 12131; Fernando L. Cabello,
Los Angeles. 23426
Neptijdeme spat aZ rino v Sest; arr.
by Louis Vitak. 4to. 1. Orch. pts.—
2. Band pts. © Sept. 28, 1929; 2 e.
Oct. 7; E pub. 9779, 9780; Vitak-
Elsnie co., Chicago. 23427, 23428
Never mind; words by Allen Calm-
bacher, music by S. O. Lewis.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 1, 1929; BH unp. 126038; Stuart
O. Lewis, New York. 23429
New Orleans is the town I like best;
lyric and music by G. Foster.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 25, 1929; E unp. 12555; South-
ern music pub. co., inc., New York.
23430
New (A) song; anthem, words from
Psalm 96, music by Paul Bliss;
mixed voices. 4to. © Oct. 15, 1929;
2 ec. Oct. 17; E pub. 10180; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 23431
New (The) song of the hundred and
forty and four thousand; words
from the Bible, music by H. A. Sny-
der. [Words and melody only] ©
ier "Ocil A 192919; FE .unp.! 11722;
Harry Ambrose Snyder, Philadel-
phia. 23432
New York (The) shuffle; words and
music by F. Scott. © 1c. Oct. 29,
1929; E unp. 12660; Fred Scott,
Brooklyn. 234383
Next election day; words and musie
by W. C. Stonaker. © Sept. 14,
1929; 2 ec. Sept. 18; E pub. 9788;
Wm. C. Stonaker, St. Albans, L. L.,
IN:--Y. 23434
Ngiuli’, ngiuli’! versi di A. Ricciardi,
musica di L. Canoro. [Words and
melody only] © Oct. 2, 1929; 2 «.
Oct. 4; E pub. 9696; Louis Canoro
& Alfonso Ricciardi, New York.
23435
Niggars in Georgia; words by Bebe
Peat, music by L. Patton, of Canada.
Toronto, Canada, Whaley, Royce &
co. © Sept. 24, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 24;
E for. 6833; Lowell Patton, Toronto,
Canada. 23436
Nigger baby; lyric and music by H. H.
Smith. [Words and melody only]
©-1 c. Oct. 25, 1929; B unp: 12518;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 23437
1235
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23438
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
Night; nocturne, by Thomas Scull] | No other but you; words and music
Harold, of Great Britain, op. 27, no.
2;: pi... ©’. Sept. 23,° 1929s DPieaWet.
11; EH for. 7057; Augener, ltd., Lon-
don. 234388
Night (A) of happiness; from A song
of old Kentucky, words and music
by Con Conrad, Sidney D. Mitchell
and Archie Gottler. © Oct. 4, 1929;
2 ec. Oct. 5; E pub. 9703; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
234389
Night of love; words and music by M.
Fischer and S. Gray. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Oct. 1, 1929;
HE unp. 11489; Margaret Fischer and
Sara Gray, Hollywood. 23440
Night (A) of wonderful love; words
by Stephen Hoffman, music by HE.
Del Cioppo. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 22, 1929; E unp.
' 12344; Hugene Del Cioppo, New
York. 23441
Night time; words and music by Jos-
eph R. Kidd. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 15, 1929; E unp.
12030; William C. Kidd, Lakewood,
IN. aii 23442
Nights of love; words and music by
C. F. Pagendarm. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Oct. 10, 1929; E
unp. 11879; Clarence F. Pagendarm,
Wheeling, W. Va. 23443
Nifa hermosa; laughing song, valsette
brillante, words and music by O. C.
Scott, op. 20. © Oct. 19, 1929; 2c.
Oct. 26; E pub. 10376; Olivia Castro
Scott, Piedmont, Calif. 23444
Nine (The) pound hammer ; words and
musie by G. B. Grayson. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. Oct. 25,
1929; E unp. 12532; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. 23445
Ninety-five cents; words by F. J. Law-
less, music by C. P. Tate. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Oct. 24,
1929; E unp. 12473; Fritz Joshua
Lawless and Clarke Parker ‘Tate,
Memphis, Tenn. 23446
Nitto (El) nacio; aguinaldo, letra y
musica por H. Torres. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 23, 1929;
E unp. 12403 ; Heriberto Torres, New
York. 23447
No mother’s child; words by M. Bishop,
music by Samuel H. Speck. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Oct.
4, 1929;'2 ce. Oct. 25; E pub. 10347 ;
Mary Bishop, Lost Creek, W. Va.
23448
by Madaline Krell Reynolds.
[Words and melody only] ©1e
Oct. 15, 1929; E unp. 12034; Sophia
Blanche Reynolds, Philadelphia.
23449
No quiero que me quieras; letra y mt-
sica de L. Llaneza, of Spain, domi-
ciled at New York. © 1c. Oct. 19,
1929; E unp. 12213; Luis Llaneza,
New York. 23450
No seas tonta; cancion, words and mu- |
sic by I. Rodriguez, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Chicago; two voices. [Pho-
tostat] ©1e. Oct. 9, 1929; E unp.
11818; Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago.
23451
No vengas a llorar; words and music
by A. Castro, of Mexico, domiciled —
at Chicago; two voices. [Photostat]
© 1c. Oct. 9, 1929; E unp. 11814;
Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago. 23452
No wild West any more; words and
music by V. A. Hilton. © 1 ¢. Oct.
30, 1929; E unp. 12691; Verna Agnes
Hilton, Newell, S. D. 23453
No wonder; words by Morey David-
son, music by Thomas Waller.
[Words and melody only] ©1.e.
Oct. 23, 1929; E unp. 12397; Santly
bros., inec., New York. 23454
Noble’s (Johnny) royal collection of
Hawaiian songs; arr. by J. Noble
and H. Berger; pf. and ukulelle ace.
© Oct. 25, 1929; 2 ec. and aff. Novy.
5; AA 27858; Johnny Noble, Hono-
lulu. (23455
Nobody’s business. but my own; words
and music by L. H. Nichols. © 1.
Oct. 14, 1929; E unp. 12208; Leon-
ard Herschel Nichols, Pomona, Calif.
23456
Non dirmelo! one step, parole di A.
Boschetti, musica di Robert Stolz, of
Austria, op. 477. © June 1, 1929;
1 c. Sept. 4; E for. 7016; Casa mu-
sicale Mauro, Rome. 23457
Non dirmi no! black-bottom, versi di
Nando Vitali, musica di Salvatore
Allegra, of Italy; pf. © July 10,
1929; 1 c. Sept. 4; E for. 7017; Casa
editrice musicale Saporetti & Cap-
pelli, Florence, Italy. 23458
Nonetto ; par H. Villa-Lobos, of Brazil;
fliite, hautbois, clarinette, saxophone,
basson, celesta, harpe, pf. et batterie,
avec cheur mixte. Partition. ©
July 18, 1929; 1c. Sept. 14; H for.
6794; Editions Max Eschig, Paris.
23459
1236
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
Noreen aroon; words and music by
L. Nicchia. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 25, 1929; E-unp.
12501; Lillian Nicchia, Mountain
Lakes, N. J. 23460
North-wind’s (The) frolic; 2 pts.,
words by Lizzie De Armond, music
by Eusebia Simpson. 4to. © Sept.
12, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 30; E pub. 9599;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 23461
Not a cloud in the sky; lyric by
- Charles Newman, music by Isham
Jones. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 23, 1929; E unp. 12409;
Remick music corp., New York.
23462
Nothing can hold a man who is to
leave; words by P. Fellman, music
by Karl John. © 1. Oct. 26, 1929;
EK unp. 12590; Pauline Fellman,
Long Beach, Calif. 23463
Nothing could be sweeter; words by
Harcourt Strange, music by H. D.
Cole. [Words and melody only.
Photostat] © 1c. Aug. 1, 1929; E
map 19777: = Harry’ D. ‘Cole: and
Thaddeus Harcourt Strange, Mount
Vernon, N. Y. 23464
Nothing you can say, nothing you can
do; words and music by L. Nicchia.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Oct. 9, 1929; E unp. 11811; Lillian
Nicchia, Mountain Lakes, N. J.
23465
Notte catalana; tango-serenata, versi
e musica di Ruggero Neri, of Italy.
© June 12, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 4; BH for.
7010; Edizioni musicali Ritmica,
Milan. 23466
Notte di gioia; waltz, by E. Tufanio;
violin. ©1ce. Oct. 18, 1929; E unp.
12152; Epifanio Tufanio, New York.
23467
Nous les hommes; words by Raymond
Fontenay, music by Georges Maurice,
of France, domiciled at San Fran-
cisco. ©1. Oct. 14, 1929; E unp.
11989; J. Maurice Rouyer, San
Francisco. 23468
Now and then; words and music by
W. L. Stearns. Rey. [Photostat]
© 1c. Oct. 15, 1929; E unp. 12047;
William Lafayette Stearns, jr.,
Oklahoma City, OKI. 23469
Now for a dam site better; words by
Harcourt Strange, music by H. D.
Cole. [Words and melody only.
23479
Photostat] ©1c. Aug. 1, 1929; E
unp. 11782; Harry D. Cole and
Thaddeus Harcourt Strange, Mount
Vernon, N. Y. 23470
Now I believe in dreams; words and
music by Stanley F. Weiner and
John Jacob Loeb. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Oct. 21, 1929;
EH unp. 12311; Santly bros., inc,
New York. 23471
Now the lilac tree’s in bud; words by
Bliss Carman, music by Henry Had-
ley, op. 111, no. 1; high voice; in
E min. © June 19, 1929; 2 c. Oct.
12; E pub. 9965; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York.
23472
G. Porre/ [pseud of (Gad.
70 Italy. PY. SC. tes
—63. ©1 i Sept. 27, 1929; E unp.
12733; Guido Torre, Paris. 23473
Nuvole; improvviso, versi di Carlo
Zangarini, musica di Pietro Cimara,
Of Taty, ©.Oct. 2 192931" eet,
Numbers; b
2; E for. 7080; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 23474
°O fatto d’ ’o zampugnare; versi e
musica di F. Amodio; violino. ©
iG, OC 21h oo? Shs in. Vrosd *
Frank Amodio, Brooklyn. 23475
’O figlio ’e chiarastella ; versi e musica
di R. Ciaramella, of Italy, domiciled
at New York. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 4, 1929; E ump.
11674; Roberto Ciaramella, New
York. 23476
O little town of Bethlehem; words by
P. Brooks, music by Harold An-
drews, of Great Britain; mixed
voices. 12mo. © Oct. 31, 1929; 1 ¢.
Oct. 31; E for. 7089; Novello & co.,
Itd., London. 23477
O longing generation ; words by Valen-
tin Thilo, tr. by Dirk H. van der
Stucken, melody harmonized by Jo-
hann Jeep, ed. by Carl F. Pfatt-
eicher; mixed voices. Copyright is
based upon new matter of C. F.
Pfatteicher namely, his interpreta-
tion represented in the legible nota-
tion thereof contained in the copies
filed. ,,.4to.; © Aug. 6.1929 2.2, ¢.
Oct. 12; E pub. 9935; Carl Fischer,
ine.,-New York. 23478
O mighty God; anthem, words by S.
BE. Mekin, music by Alfred Wooler ;
mixed voices. © Oct. 15, 1929; 2 ce.
Oct. 17; E pub. 10184; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 23479
1237
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23480
_—
O mistress mine; poem by Shakespeare,
music by Frederick W. Wadely, of
Great Britain; male voices. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Sept. 20, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 28; EH
for. 6758; Hawkes & son (London)
Itd., London. 23480
O Trinity, most blessed Light; short
anthem for evening, words by J. M.
Neale from the Latin, music by Eric
H. Thiman, of Great Britain ; mixed
voices; organ ace. 4to. © Oct. 2,
1929; 1 c. Oct. 18; E for. 6905; Bay-
ley & Ferguson, Glasgow. 23481
°O vero ammore; versi di C. Di Santo,
musica di Raffaele Cacace, of Italy,
domiciled at New York. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Oct. 16, 1929;
E unp. 12142; Carmine Di Santo,
New York. 23482
O ymnoumenos; words by P. Kyriakos,
music by Ierotheo Skiza, of Italy,
domiciled at New York. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Oct. 19,
1929; E unp. 12235; Synchronic pub.
co., New York. 23483
Oboe concerto; in one movement for
oboe and pf., or orch., pf. reduction
_ by Eugene Goossens, of Great Bri-
tain. London, J. Curwen & sons,
ltd..—Philadelphia, Curwen, inc.
Oct. 7, 1929; 1 e. Oct. 5; E for.
6842; Eugene Goossens, Rochester,
Ne XC. 23484
Oceana; commedia fantastica in tre
atti di Silvio Benco, traduzione
tedesca di Felix Falzari, musica di
Antonio Smareglia, of Italy, ridu-
zione per canto e pf. di Mario
Smareglia, of Italy. Trieste, Arti
grafiche L. Smolars '& Nipote. ©
June 15, 1929; 1. ec. Sept. 4; D pub.
27602; Ariberto Smareglia, Rivera,
Switzerland. 23485
Ode to music; words and music by
Harry C. Banks, jr.; mixed voices.
4to. © Oct. 15, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 17;
E pub. 10177; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 23486
Of course I love you; words and music
by W. J. Day; pf. © 1 ¢ Oct. 38,
1929; E unp. 11562; William James
Day, Brooklyn. 23487
Off to Paris! marcia militarmente, for
photoplay, by David Broekman; full
orch. pts., with pf. or organ con-
ductor. © Oct. 18, 1929; 2 ec. Oct.
22; E pub. 10331; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 23488
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Offenbach (Jacques) Grosse fantasie;
aus Der goldschmied von Toledo,
arr. von Emil Bauer, of Austria;
small ‘orch. pts., with pf. direction
and violino 1 direction. © June 13,
1929; 1c. July 30; E for. 6864;
Universal edition, a. g., Vienna.
23489
The pixies’ carnival; 2 pt. cho.,
words by G. A. Brown, music arr.
by William M. Felton. 4to. ©
Oct. 15, 1929; 2-c. Oct. 17; EF pub
10179; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 23490
Oft in danger, oft in woe; hymn,
words by Henry Kirke White and
Frances S. Fuller-Maitland, music
by J. C. Marks. © Sept. 30, 1929;
2°) ev Oct! 33 > Epub 796i eae
Christopher Marks, New York.
23491
Oh daddy won’t you please come back
again; words and music by D. C.
Pedigo; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Oct. 18, 1929; 2 c Oct. 21-" gap
10274; D. C. Pedigo, Fieldale, Va.
_ 23492
Oh, how I love that girl; words and
music by C. Le Pari, of Italy,
domiciled at New York. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Oct. 4,
1929; EK unp. 11612; Charles Le
Pari, Newburgh, N. Y. 23493
Oh, how I’m longing for you! words
and music by Fred Rose; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Oct. 12, 1929; 2 «.
Oct. 16; E pub. 10095; T. S. Denison
& co., Chicago. 23494
Oh how I wish that she could only
come to me; words and music by
O. J. Smith. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 17, 1929; E ump.
12115; Oliver J. Smith, Cassville,
Wis. 23495
Oh! hubby give me a check; words
and music by C. Seott. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 10, 1929;
EK unp. 11886; Christopher Scott,
Woodbridge, N. J. 23496
Oh man, behold thou thy Master;
melody and words by The Bohemian
brethren, tr. by Carl F. Pfatteicher,
music harmonized by Friedrich
Riegel, ed. by C. F. Pfatteicher;
mixed voices. Copyright is based
upon new matter of C. F. Pfatteicher
namely, his interpretation repre-
sented in the legible notation there-
of contained in the copies filed. 4to.
© Aug. 6, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 12; E pub.
9942: Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
23497
1238
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
23520
Oh Molly dear; lyrics and music by
_ 3B. F. Shelton. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Oct. 25, 1929; E unp.
12510; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 23498
Oh! mother dear; words by S. HE.
Ream, music by L. Florin Brown.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Oct. 19, 1929; H unp. 12228; Sylvia
HK. Ream, Enola, Pa. 23499
Oh mother mine; words by E. G.
Carter, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Oct. 5, 1929; E unp. 11698; Emilee
G. Carter, Creston, Ia. 23500
Oh . .. signorine!!! canzone fox-trot,
versi e musica di Ruggero Neri, of
Italy; canto 0 mandolino solo. 4to.
© June 12, 1929; 1c. Sept. 4; E for.
7011; Edizioni musicali Ritmica,
Milan, 23501
Oh sweetheart why are you so long;
words by L. H. Mackay, music by
Sylvester Long Cross; pf. ©1«.
Oct. 8, 1929; E unp. 11755; Lulu
Hackett Mackay, Seattle. 23502
Oh yes dear! fox-trot, by René
Demaret, of Belgium; odeon and
salonorch. pts., with pf. conductor.
4to. © Sept. 18, 1929; 1 « Oct. 1;
E for. 6755; Aug. Cranz, G.m.b.H.,
Leipzig. 23503
Ojos negros; bambuco, melody by F.
~ Godoy P., of Mexico, domiciled at
New York. © 1 ¢. Oct. 7, 1929; HB
unp. 11718; Fernando Godoy P.,
New York. 23504
Ol’ Jordan; words and music by Mabel
Narr. © Oct. 3, 1929; 2c Oct. 5;
E pub. 9739; W. C. Handy music
publisher, New York. 23505
Old age is ecreepin’ upon you; words
and music by Wesley Wilson.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 21, 1929; E unp. 12349; Record
music co., New York. 23506
Old black Mary; lyrics and music by
Bessie Tucker. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Oct. 25, 1929; E unp.
12511; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 23507
Old fashioned pal of my dreams;
words and music by R. F. Hudson.
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1929; E unp. 12022;
Ray Frederick Hudson, Butte, Mont.
23508
Old fashioned waltz; from Cameo
Kirby, by George Lipschultz; pf. ©
1c. Oct. 30, 1929; E unp. 12700;
Fox film corp., New York. 23509
Old man Pie-eye; words and music by
Byron Gay; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Oct. 10, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 16; E pub.
10174; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 23510
Old pal, I am lonesome tonight; bal-
lad, words by H.'C. Campbell, music
by Samuel H. Speck. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Aug. 14,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 26; E pub. 9652;
Ernest C. Campbell, Stoy, Il 23511
Old (The) rustic bench; words and
music by M. P. Hein. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Oct. 24, 1929;
EH unp. 12450; Marie Pearl Hein,
New Orleans. 23512
Old (The) school bell; words and
music by M. Frownfelter. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Aug.
19, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 26; EH pub. 9655 ;
Mattie Frownfelter, Flint, Mich.
23513
Old Virginny lullaby; words and mu-
sic by Bob [i. e. Robert] Palmer.
© Oct. 10, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 14; E pub.
10044; Robert Palmer pub. co., Los
Angeles. 23514
Omnipotence; words by Kate G. Pohl,
music by W. B. Olds; organ ace. ©
Oct. 29, 1929; 2 c Oct. 31; E pub.
10429; Clayton F. Summy ©o.,
Chicago. 23515
Omnipresence; words by Kate G. Pohl,
music by W. B. Olds; organ ace.
© Oct. 29, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 31; E
pub. 10428; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 23516
Omniscience; words by Kate G. Pohl,
music by W. B. Olds; organ ace.
© Oct. 29, 1929; 2 ¢ Oct. 31; HB
pub. 10427; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. 23517
On a hill; negro lullaby, arr. by Mrs.
H. H. A. Beach. 1. High voice.—
2. Med. voice. © Oct. 28, 1929; 2 «.
each Oct. 30; E pub. 103938; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 23518
On eagles’ wings; two pt. anthem,
words and music by Bernard Haim-
blen. 4to. © Oct. 9, 1929; 2 c Oct.
10; E pub. 10000; Chappell & co.,
lItd., London. 23519
On one rainy day; lyrics by Pat Bal-
lard [pseud. of F. D. Ballard], music
by Tom Waring. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Oct. 80; 1929; E
unp. 12684; Francis Drake Ballard,
New York. 23520
1239
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23521
On the dark blue sea; waltz, words
and music by G. F. Raneri. © 1c.
Aug. 27, 1929; E unp. 11546; Guy
Frank Raneri, Johnstown, Pa.
23521
On the Grand Canal; Venetian sere-
nade, by Walter C. Schad; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. © Sept. 27,
19292 Co Oct. LE" pnb: Sia:
Schirmer, inc., New York. 23522
On the lake; barcarole, by Alfredo
Squeo, op. 5; violin with pf. acc.
@ July 22, 192932: (Oet. 123")
pub. 9959; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. Zango
On the road to Rainbow Bay; words
by Mort Dixon, music by Harry
Woods; pf. and ukulele acc. © Oct.
28, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 29; E pub. 10383;
Santly bros., inc., New York. 23524
On the shadowy lagoon; words and
music by L. B. Rosborough. [Pho-
tostat] ©1e. Oct. 5, 1929; E unp.
12148; L. B. Rosborough, Chicago.
23525
On the train of happiness; words by
Jimmy Howard [i. e. James Paul
Howard], music by Thomas Andrew
Donnelly. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 21, 1929; E unp. 12341;
Thomas A. Donnelly and James P.
Howard, Paterson. 23526
On the Volga; Russian overture, by
Ivan Akimenko, arr. by Chas. J.
Roberts; band pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © July 11, 1929; 2 ¢.
Oct. 12; E pub. 9952; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 23527
On the way; more Notes and time
with tunes, by Susan Forde, of
Great Britain; pf. bk. 2. © Sept.
9, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 10; E for. 6915;
A. Weekes & co., Itd., London. 23528
Once again; words and music by W.
H. Rhodes, arr. by R. I. Weatherbee.
© Sept. 27, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 2; E pub.
9805; William H. Rhodes, Waltham,
Mass. 23529
Once in a blue moon; words and music
by J. Tinsman. [Words and melody
only] © 1, Oct. 4, 1929; E unp.
11642; Jennie Tinsman, Dundee,
Mich. 23530
Once in a blue moon; words by Billy
Frisch, music by Otto Motzan; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by A. J. Fran-
chini. © Oct. 2, 1929: 2'c. ‘Oct. 2;
EK pub. 9671; Lewis music pub. co.,
New York. 23531
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
Once upon a time; from Married in
Hollywood, lyric by Harlan Thomp-
son, music by Dave Stamper. ©
Ot, "22,1929 5° 2°e." Oct.” 25.4.9 Bi aia
10863; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 23532
One girl in a million; words and music
by P. Jarmark, D. J. Sokol and M.
Eckstein. © 1c Oct. 4, 1929; EH
unp. 12418; Philip Jarmark, David
J. Sokol and Maxwell Eckstein, New
York. 23533
One love; words by Edward Strauss,
music by M. Strauss. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 29, 1929;
E unp. 12615; Milton Strauss,
Washington. 23534
One other day; words and music by
D. Rhys Ford. © Oct. 11, 1929; 2 ¢.
Oct. 11; E pub. 10020; Melrose mu-
sic co., Warren, O. 23535
One-three-five; easy pieces for the pf.
based on the triad, by Pearl Marie
Barker. © Nov. 6, 1929; 2 ¢c. and
aff. Nov. 8; AA 28110; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 23536
One way; fox-trot, by James Dean, of
Great Britain, orch. by Tony Lowry,
of Great Britain; orch, pts., with pf.
conductor and words. 4to. © Aug.
30, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 27; H for. 6770;
Cavendish music ¢co., London. 23537
One wonderful dream; four step, by
CG. N.:.Parker,; .pf...1 ©: 2) Ocha:
1929; E unp. 11683; Carroll Norman
Parker, Chicago. 23538
Onliest one; words by A. Gertz, music
by Chester Escher; 1st violin. ©
1 ce. Oct. 12, 1929; E unp. 11956;
Amelita Gertz, Munden, Kan. 23539
Only; words and music by J. B.
Kremer, 3d. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Oct. 2, 1929; BH unp.
11550; James Brainerd Kremer, 3d,
Montclair, N. J. 23540:
Only a dream of you; words and music
by W. Damitz. [Words and melody
only] ©1. Oct. 17, 1929; E unp.
12102; Wilheliftina Damitz, Newark,
Nid. 23541
Only glory by and by; words by Avis
B. Christiansen, music by W. P.
Loveless. Svo. (Im Song favorites,
no. 1) © Sept. 19, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
28; E pub. 9883; Wendell P. Love-
less, Chicago. 23542
1240
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
Oo-fy goo-fy; words and music by H.
Stubblebine. [Blue-print] © 1 ©¢.
Oct. 29, 1929; E unp. 12678; Harvey
Stubblebine, Spring City, Pa. 2385438
Ooh, love, I do love; fox-trot, words
and music by Julien Wright, of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© July 16, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 5; E for.
- 6808; Victor pub. co., London. 23544
Operating room blues; words and mu-
sic by L. M. Hunter. [Words and
melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 25, 1929;
E unp. 12561; Louise M. Hunter,
Macon, Miss. 23545
—Or anything else I’ve got; fox trot,
written and composed by Harry
Castling and Fred Holt, both of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Sept. 10, 1929; 1 ¢. Oct. 5; E for.
6779; Lareine & co., ltd., London.
23546
Orgullo (El) mexicano; cancion popu-
lar, letra de F. L. Cabello y Casimiro
T. Pirrin, musica de F. L. Cabello;
pf. (in Mexican music—Spanish
music, album no. 1) © Aug. 26,
1929;-2 ec. Aug. 30; E pub. 9851;
Fernando L. Cabello, El Paso.
23547
Oriental moon; words and music by
A. J. Limata. © 1 c. Oct. 15, 1929;
E unp. 12041; Albert James Limata,
New York. 23548
Our family doctor; words and music
by Wesley Wilson. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 21, 1929;
E unp. 12350; Record music co., New
York. 23549
Our garden of love; words and music
by R. C. Renwick. [Photostat] ©
2 ee, Oct, ):23,. A929: mnp. Jd 2398:
Ruth Comfort Renwick, Medford,
Mass. 23550
Our home in the blue; ballad, words
by G. Woods, music by Samuel
Speck. New York City, Frank Hard-
ing. © Aug. 24, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 1;
E pub. 9683; Gladys Woods, Lewis-
ville, Tex. 2008 1
Our love gifts; white gifts for the
King, Christmas service with songs,
compiled by Ruth Hergt. 8vo. ©
Nov. 2, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 14;
AA 29282; Meigs pub. co., Indian-
apolis. 23552
Our turpentine farm; words and mus‘¢
by Harry Jones. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Oct. 21, 1929; E
83588—30——6
23562
unp. 12348; Record music co., New
York. 23553
Out in the cold; from Hollywood
nights, words and music by Con
Conrad, Sidney D. Mitchell and
Archie Gottler. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 8, 1929; E unp.
11863; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 23554
Out of a clear blue sky; from Harry
Carroll’s revue, words and music by
Raymond Klages, Jesse Greer and
Harry Carroll. © Sept. 23, 1929;
2c. Sept. 24; E pub. 9711; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
23555.
Out of the blue; from Sweet Ade-
line, words by Oscar Hammerstein,
2d, music by Jerome Kern. © Oct.
4, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 9; E pub. 9870;
T. B. Harms co., New York. 23556
Out of the shadows; poem by Martha
Martin, music by R. Huntington
Woodman. 1. Sop. or ten.—2. Mezzo-
sop. or bar. © Oct. 28, 1929; 2 «.
each Oct. 30; E pub. 10394; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 23597
Outside; hymn, words by Dorithy G.
Jeter, music by H. G. Tovey. ©
Sept. 1, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 19; E pub.
10239; Herbert G. Tovey, Eagle
Rock, Calif. 23558.
Ouverture symphonique; pour grand
orch., réduction pour pf. par l’auteur,.
Alexandre Tansman, of Poland. ©
Agg."28, £9292°" e/OctU 26: “ter,
7000; Editions Max Eschig, Paris.
23559.
Owe (Ka) a na wai (Rippling wa-
ters); by J. Vollmar; Hawaiian
guit., with regular guit. acc. © Oct.
1, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 4; E pub. 10083;
Jacob Vollmar, Rochester, N. Y.
23560.
Pace (La) santa romana; canto sacro,
versi di A. Ventura, musica di A. T.
Tustelli, of Italy, domiciled at New
York; una yoce e due voci. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. July 22,
1929; E unp. 11548; Angelo Ventura.
and Angelo T. Tustelli, New York.
23561
Paganini (Niccolo) Il earnevale di
Venezia; variazioni alla Paganini,
per orch. di Vincenzo Tommasini, of
Italy. Partitura. 8vo. © Oct. 23,
1929; 1 ce. Oct. 24; E for. 6969; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 23562
1241
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23563
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
Paint your home with sunbeams, and
light every room with a smile; fox
trot, words by Harry Pease and
Charles O’Flynn, music by Ed. G.
Nelson, arr. by Ed. Smalle; male
quartet, unacc. 4to. © Oct. 8, 1929;
2 ec Oct. 11; E pub. 10087; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 23563
Paint your home with sunbeams and
light every room with a smile; fox-
trot, words by Harry Pease and
Charles O’Flynn, music by Ed. G.
Nelson, arr. by Kenn Sisson; orch.
pts., with vocal trio arr. by Lee
Orean Smith. © Oct. 17, 1929; 2.
Oct. 18; E pub. 10271; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 23564
Painting the clouds with sunshine;
words by Al. Dubin, music by Joe
Burke, arr. by Hd. Smalle; mixed
voices. 4to. © Sept. 27, 1929; 2c.
Oct. 2; E pub. 10059; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 23565
Pal of long ago; words by EH. A. Kipp,
music by David Reed. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Aug. 2,
1829; 2 c. Aug. 8; E pub. 9854; Harl
A. Kipp, Waverly, N. Y. 23566
Palacio de hadas; cancion, words and
musie by I. Rodriguez, of Mexico,
domiciled at Chicago. [Photostat]
© 1 ce. Oct. 9, 1929; E unp. 11813;
Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago. 23567
Palestrina (Giovanni Pierluigi Santo)
When flowery meadows; madrigal,
arr. by Mark Andrews; 4 male
voices. 4to. © Oct. 10, 1929; 2 «.
Oct. 11; E pub. 10069; G. Ricordi &
co., inc., New . York. 23568
Paloma mensagera; words and music
by J. Fernandez, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Chicago; two voices. [Pho-
‘tostat] ©1e. Oct. 9, 1929; E unp.
11816; Ignacio M. Valle, Chicago.
23569
Palomita; tango, par P. Coppola, of
Italy ; orch. parties, avec pf. conduc-
teur. 4to. © Aug. 28, 1929; 1 ec.
Oct. 26; E for. 6978; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. 23570
Palpiti d’amore; polka, by Carmine
Meluzio; accordion. © Oct. 2, 1929;
2c. Oct. 2; E pub. 9680; Roma mu-
sic co., Cleveland. 23D 01
Pandemonium ; ballet music, from Sev-
en faces, by Arthur Kay; pf. ©l1e.
Oct. 26, 1929; E unp. 12581; Fox
film corp., New York. 23572
Parade of the blues; from Hollywood
nights, words and music by Con Con-
rad, Sidney D. Mitchell and Archie
Gottler. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 8, 1929; E unp. 11859;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 23573
Parting; fox trot ballad, words and
music by Mario Alvarez, of Cuba,
domiciled at New York; 1st violin..
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1929; HE mp. 12079"
Ildeberto José Alvarez, New York.
23574
Pasal march; memories of Finland, by
L. Steinert; band pts. © Sept. 26,
1929 ; 2 c. Sept. 80; E pub. 9632; Leo-
pold Steinert, Chicago. 23575
Pasha’s (The) daughter; words anon.,
music by B. F. Stone, jr. [Photo-
stat] ©1e. Oct. 14, 1929; E unp.
12011; Byron Franklin Stone, jr.,
San Francisco. 23576
Pass’ auf! lied und blues, worte von
Erwin W. Spahn, musik von Ernst
Arnold, of Austria, op. 197. © Nov.
6, 1926; 1 @ Sept. 11, 192925) tor
6882; Josef Blaha, Vienna. 23517
Passing by; by Edward C. Purcell, of
Great Britain; pf. © Oct. 17, 1929;
1 c@ Oct. 18; E for. 6901; Edwin
Ashdown, ltd., London. 23578
Pasterka na jasnej gorze w _ czesto-
chowie; melody by J. Kallini. ©
1..e. Oct. "23, 1929; BH ane iaaere
Josef Kallini, Brooklyn. 23579
Pastorale montanina; la piva, l’armo-
nica e la zampogna, pezzo caratteris-
tico, di Virgilio Ranzato, ‘of Italy;
pf. © Sept. 18, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 23;
E for. 6948; A. & G. Carisch & «@,
Milan. 23580
Pastry (The) cook and the pirate;
operetta in three acts, libretto and
lyrics by Effa E. Preston, music by
Harry L. Alford. 4to. © Oct. 28,
1929; 2 ec. Oct. 30; D pub. 27604; T.
S. Denison & co., Chicago. 23581
Path (The) to your heart; words by
C. Troske, music by Robt. H. Bren-
nen. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Oct. 16, 1929; E unp. 12069;
Charlotte Troske, New Haven.
23582
Patriotic songs; medley, intro. Hail,
Columbia, The Red, White and Blue,
and America, arr. by Maurice Lee;
solo and 2d violin, with obbl. violin
pt.;. pf.,ace... ©: Oct, 24, 1929 2c
Oct. 25; E pub. 10339; Century mu-
sic pub. co., New York. 23583
1242
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
23604
Paul’s heavenly vision ; words and mu-
sic by Rev. McGee. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 25, 1929;
E unp. 12541; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 23584
Pause; words by Lee Young, music by
H. A. Shaw. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 14, 1929; E unp.
11993; Harry A. Shaw, Oregon City,
Or. 23585
Peace in liberty; words by Abbie Far-
well Brown, music by Mabel W.
Daniels, op. 25; mixed voices. Rev.
ed. 4to. © Oct. 10, 1929; 2 c. Oct.
15; E pub. 10056; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 23586
Peanut (The) song; words and music
by Al Cameron and Pete Bontsema.
(In Special songs, stories and jokes
by Al and Pete) © Sept. 13, 1929;
2 ¢c. Oct. 17; E pub. 10136; Forster
music publisher, inc., Chicago.
23587
Peasant love song; from Married in
Hollywood, lyric by Harlan Thomp-
son, music by Dave Stamper. |
Oct... 16, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 17; H pub.
10275; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine., New York. 23588
Peddlin’ man; words and music by J.
C. Johnson. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 21, 1929; E unp.
12310; Progressive music co., New
York. 23589
Penn-go-in ; University of Pennsylvania
march and mascot song, words by
George E. Nitzsche, music by David
4000. & 4tox, © “Oct, 24.1929;
2 e. Oct. 30; E pub. 10392; Hall-
Mack co., Philadelphia. 23590
Perché non m’ami piu’; versi di L. S.
Tartaglia, musica di Luigi Canoro;
violin. © 1c. Oct. 10, 1929; E unp.
11871; Luigi S. Tartaglia, Albany.
2359)
Perfect (A) night for love; words and
music by M. J. Peterson and HE. C.
Barrows. © 1 ec. Oct. 8, 1929; EB
unp. 11749; Michael J. Peterson and
Elmer C. Barrows, Baltimore.
23592
Pergolesi (G. 5B.) Concerto; tras-
_ eritto per violino e pf. ed accresciuto
di una cadenza da Guido Laccetti,
of Italy. © Oct. 1, 1929; 1 ¢ Oct.
23; E for. 6950; A. & G. Carisch & ¢.,
Milan. 23593
Petite berceuse; by Alfredo Squeo, op.
5; violin with pf. ace. © July 22,
1929; 2 « Oct. 12; E pub. 9958;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
23594
Pets; words and music by E. C. Kelly.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Oct. 10, 1929; E unp. 11885; Eugene
C. Kelly, South St. Paul, Minn.
23595
Phantom (The) drive; pt.-song, words
adapted from the Russian by V. N.,
music by Ivan Techakoff, arr. by
Viadimir Nikitin [pseud. of Harry
L. Harts]; sop., alto and bass. 4to.
© Oct. 8, 1929; 2 ce. Oct. 11; BE pub.
10395; Charles W. Homeyer & co.,
Boston. 23596
Piano music; musical recitation, words
anon., music by Alma Stanley; ptr.
Belmar, N. J., Edgar S. Werner &
co. © Sept. 28, 1929; 2 e. Oct. 23;
EK pub. 10316; M. S. Titus-Werner,
Belmar, N. J. 23597
Pianogram; by Ralph Rainger; pf.
© Oct. 8, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 9; E pub.
9863; Robbins music corp.. New
York. 23598
Piedi ... piedi . . . piedigrotta 1929;
words and music by E. A. Mario and
others. Napoli-Milano, Casa editrice
musicale EH. A. Mario. © Sept. 15,
1929; 1 ce. Oct. 1; E for. 6750; Ital-
ian book co., New York. 23599
Piedigrotta Bideri 1929; la festa au-
tunnale della canzone, compiled by
Ferdinando Bideri, of Italy. Napoli,
Casa editrice Ferd. Bideri. no. 1.
© Sept21 1929308 ce Oct!-18 5-H
for. 6895; Italian book co., New
York. 23600
Piedigrotta F. Mario Russo, 1929;
compiled by F. Mario Russo, of Italy.
©mSept115,00929; Wie. Octo;
E for. 6751; Italian book co., New
York. 23601
Pilgrim (The) ; he who would valiant
be, sacred song, words by John Bun-
yan et al., music by W. R. Voris;
med. voice. © Nov: 1, 1929; 2 c.
Oct. 31; E pub. 104389; H. W. Gray
co., Chicago. 23602
Pipes (The) 0’ Pan; words by Velma
Bell, music by Ira B. Wilson; sop.
and alto. 4to. © Sept. 12, 1929;
2 c. Sept. 30; E pub. 9598; Lorenz
pub, co., Dayton, O. 23603
Pirate (The); words and music by
Frederick A. Williams; bass; in B
fait. © Oct..18, 1929 evo. 2;
E pub. 10273; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 23604
1243
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23605
pt. 111, 0. S., v. 24
Pixie pranks; by Frederic Groton, op.
R, no. 1; pf. © Sept. 19, 1929; 2c.
Sept. 30; E pub. 9621; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 23605
Place (A) to call home; words by A.
Wright, music by P. B. Story. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Oct.
15, 1929; 2c. Oct. 18; E pub. 10378 ;
Aria Wright, Danville, Ky. 238606
Playing poker; words and music by
W. R. Williams; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Oct. 15, 1929; 2 ce Oct. 18; E
pub. 10150; T. S. Denison & ©Co.,
Chicago. 23607
Playing to the moon; words by G.
Cunningham, music by Arthur Fisk.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Oct. 8, 1929; E unp. 11767; Georgie
Cunningham, San Francisco. 23608
Please come back to me; words by
Eugene West, music by G. Austin;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by N.
. Kalana. © Sept. 30, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
30; E pub. 9649; Gene Austin, ine.,
New York. 23609
Please do; words and music by Car-
rol Douglas Corbaley. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 4, 1929;
E unp. 11906; Carroll D. Corbaley,
San Francisco. 23610
Please let me dream in your arms;
fox-trot, words and music by Al
Sherman, Al Lewis. and Carmen
Lombardo, arr. by Lee Orean Smith;
male quartet, unacce. 4to. © Oct.
8, 1929; 2 ce Oct. 11; E pub. 10082;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 23611
Poets; Lanier high school pep song,
words and music by B. Hrabe.
Oct. 11, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 11; E pub.
10014; Billy Hrabe, Montgomery,
Ala. 23612
Polish dance; by Cuthbert Harris, of
Great Britain; pf. © Oct. 15, 1929;
2c. Oct. 17; E pub. 10187; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 23613
Polish up your funny bone; from New
Orleans frolic, words by James
Brockman, music by James Hanley.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1929; E unp. 12594;
Fox film corp., New York. 23614
Polka we fraku; melody by P.
Humeniuk. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1929; E
unp. 12587; Paul Humeniuk, New
York. 23615
Polonaise ; von Anton Dvorak, arr. von
Emil Bauer, of Austria; small orch.
pts., with pf. direction and violino 1
direction. © June 28, 1929; 1 «.
July 30; E for. 6859; Universal edi-.
23616.
Polski hymn, droga Polsko; words and
music by L. Witkowski. © 1c. Oct.
23, 1929; E unp. 12372; Leon Wit-
’ kowski, New York. 23617
Polski weteran; Polish song, words.
and music by A. J. Okulski; bar.
© 1c. Oct. 9, 1929; EB unp. 11847;
tion, a. g., Vienna.
Alfred Joseph Okulski, Passaic,
N. J. 23618:
Polskie orly; words and music by
‘Daniel Des Foldes. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 17, 1929;
E unp. 12141; Southern music pub.
co., ine... New York. 23619)
Poor (The) sap; by Edward Kilenyi,
se. by A. E. Cafarella; orch. pts.,
with pf.-organ conductor. © Oct.
3, 1929; 2 ce. Oct. 5; E pub. 9702;
Robbins music corp., New York.
23620:
Popular music scales; by A. Bellson;
fretted instruments. © Sept. 26,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 30; E pub. 9636;
Albert Bellson, St. Paul, Minn.
23621
Por qué te quise? danza, letra y musica
por F. L. Cabello; pf. (Jn Mexican
music—Spanish music, album no, 1)
© Aug. 26, 1929; 2 c Aug. 30; E
pub. 9845; Fernando L. Cabello, El
Paso. 23622
Poslubie oberek; by K. Sokolowski;
1st violin. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1929; E
unp. 11692; Kazimiesz Sokolowski,
Elizabeth, N. J. 23623.
Pot hound blues; words and music by
Lucille Bogan. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Oct. 21, 1929; E unp.
12274; State Street music pub. co.,
ine., Chicago. 23624
Powder and patches; minuet, words by
Katie M. Luck, music by Montague
F. Phillips, arr. by William Stickles ;
sop. 1, 2 and alto. New York,
Chappell-Harms, inc. 4to. © Oct.
24, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 25; E pub. 10360;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 23625
Practical scales and chord studies for
the violin; by J. Milazzo. bk. 1.
Oct. 14, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 21;
AA 27290; John Milazzo, Chicago.
23626
Praktische violoncello-schule ; von
Sebastian Lee, op. 30, revidierte und
ergiinzte neuausgabe von Emanuel
Feuermann und Jakob Sakom, both
1244
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tin——e tee am
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
23647
of Austria. heft 1, 2, komplett. ©
Sept. 10, 1929; 1 ¢ Oct. 8; E for.
6828; Anton J. Benjamin, Leipzig.
23627
Prehistoric blues; from Harmony
heaven, words by Raymond Wallace,
music by Jimmy Campbell and Reg.
Connelly, both of Great Britain; pf.
and ukulele acc. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Oct. 4, 1929;
1 ce. Oct. 12; E for. 68385; Campbell,
Connelly & co., ltd., London. 23628
Prelude in E minor; by Frances
worry. pt... ©) Oct, 1G, 1929: "2 c.
Oct. 12; E pub. 10029; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 23629
Prelude solennelle; by Thomas Scull
Harold, of Great Britain, op. 27,
nae t= pi, <C) Sept. 24. 1999- 1 ¢
Oct. 11; E for. 7058; Augener, Itd.,
London. 23630
Premiére sonate-fantaisie; désespér-
ance, par H. Villa-Lobos, of Brazil;
pf. et violon. © June 4, 1929; 1 ¢.
Oct. 3; E for. 6795; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. 23631
Prep (The) step; from Sweetie, words
by George Marion, jr., music by
Richard A. Whiting; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Oct. 23, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 25;
E pub. 10366; Famous music corp.,
New. York. 23632
Press on; words by Park Benjamin,
music by Ervin L. Nowell [pseud. of
Harry L. Harts]; mixed voices. ©
Oct, 17,, 1929; 2.¢. Oct. 11; EB, pub.
10265: Charles W. Homeyer & co.,
Boston. 23633
Pretending; words and music by D.
Stroer. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 17, 1929; E unp. 12103;
Dorothy Stroer, St. Louis. 23634
Pretty girl blues; words and music by
A. F. Fuller; pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by A. D. Hunter. © Oct. 11,
1929, 2 G& Oct.. 21; EH. pub. 10244;
Arthur Franklin Fuller, Los Angeles.
23635
Primavera siciliana; canzone siciliana,
versi di Enrico Ragusa, musica di
Illuminato Culotta, of Italy; pf.,
with pts. for violino 1, violoncello,
violino B. contrabasso, clarinetto si
bemolle, tromba si bemolle, flauto,
batteria and trombone. © Dec. 31,
1928; 1 ec. Oct. 21, 1929; E for. 6908;
G. Dispenza, Palermo, Italy. 23636
Princess (The) polonaise; by R. Shue-
bruk: cornet, with pf. ace. © Oct.
10, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 12; E pub. 9923;
Richard Shuebruk, New York.
23637
Principessa (La) del grammofono;
fantasia dall’ operetta in tre atti di
William Nelson, riduzione di Illumi-
nato Culotta, of Italy; orchestrina
parti, con pf.-conduttore e violino-
conduttore. 4to. © Oct. 23, 1929;
1 ec. Oct. 24; E for. 6974; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan: 23638
Prisoner’s (The) regret; words by M.
F. Kelly, music by Luther A. Clark.
© 1e. Oct. 12, 1929; B unp. 12598;
Milton F. Kelly, The Current, Ba-
hamas. 23639
Promise (The); words and music by
Jean Bradley and Dolly Dike.
1 eOct. 12; 1929; BE unps 11971.
W. Large, Fresno, Calif. 23640
Promise and cross your heart; words
and music by Sunny Clapp. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Oct. 7,
1929; E unp. 11725; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 23641
Promised (The) land; words by Sam-
uel Stennett, music of old hymn arr.
by H. T. Burleigh; male voices. 4to.
© Oct. 5, 1929; 2 c Oct. 7; E pub.
9834; G. Ricordi & co., inc., New
York. 23642
IIpomue sisni Hapopisni; Ukrainian song,
words and music by George Apol-
sky, of Canada, domiciled at De-
troit. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1929; _E unp. 11822;
Apolsky & Bukantis music pub. co.,
Detroit. 23643
Prosba do eczolowika; melody by P.
Humeniuk. © 1c. Oct. 4, 1929; BH
unp. 11666; Paul Humeniuk, New
York. 23644
IIpérn (“H) ayarn; tango from the oper-
etta, words and music by Nicholas
Hatziapostolou, of France. Athens,
M. Constantinides. © Dee. 18, 1928;
1 c. Aug. 21, 1929; E for. 6926;
Alector pub. co., New York. 23645
Puck; by Beryl Rubinstein; pf. ©
June 19, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 12; E pub.
9975; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
23646
Puddle (The) ; words by Clifford Grey,
music by Vernon Eville. © Sept.
2, 1929; 2:@ Oct 21 ;- Hr pab:' 9926;
Harold Flammer, ine, New York.
23647
1245
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23648
Puer natus est nobis; Christmas carol,
words anon., 16th century, music by
Eric H. Thiman, of Great Britain;
mixed voices. 12 mo. © Oct. 31,
1929" te, “OCt. ST. 2H). ror,* Toone
'* Novello & co., ltd., London. 23648
Pujol (Emilio) Impromptu; de HE.
Pujol, of Spain; guit. © Aug. 28,
1929; 1 c. Oct. 26; E for. 6994; Edi-
tions Max Eschig, Paris. 23649
Purcell (Henry) Sonate; in G moll,
bearb. von Alfred Moffat, of Great
Britain; violine u. klavier. New
concert version. © Aug. 7, 1929;
1c. Oct. 3; E for. 6792; N. Simrock,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 23650
Purple (The) riders; march song,
words by W. L. Kocher, music by
S. R. Garber. Martins Ferry, O.,
Martins Ferry high school band. ©
Oct. Ii, 1929; 2 e::Oct. ae: pub.
10022; Stanley- R. Garber, Martins
Ferry, O. 23651
Put a little salt on the bluebird’s tail;
words and music by James F. Han-
ley and James Brockman. [Words
and melody only] © 1 «@ Oct. 21,
1929; E unp. 12292; Gem music
corp.. New York. 23652
Put on your pajamas; lyric by Steve
Nelson, music by Hd. G. Nelson and
Mort Browne; pf. and ukulele ace.
(Cover title :—Put-put-put-put-put
on your pajamas) © Oct. 4, 1929;
2 ¢. Oct: 23; EH pub. 10306; Mills
music, ine., New York. | 23653
Quann’é sincero ’ammore; versi di C.
Di Santo, musica di Raffaele Cacace,
of Italy, domiciled at New York.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 28, 1929; E unp. 12638; Car-
mine Di Santo, Brooklyn. 23654
Quartet in G major for strings; by
Arnold Volpe; 2 violins, viola and
violoncello. © June 19, 1929; 2 «
Oct. 12; E pub. 9978; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 23655
Quartett; von G. Gohler, of Germany ;
2 violinen, viola und violoncello; in
a moll. Taschenpartitur. lLeipzig-
Chemnitz, C. A. Klemm. 12mo. ©
May 28, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 15; EH for.
7042; Georg Gohler, Litibeck, Ger-
many. 23656
Que buenos somos los hombres; bo-
lero, letra y musica de P. Berrios.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 24, 1929; E unp. 12487; Pedro
Berrios, New York. 23657
pt. TIT, 0. Si; v.24
Qué les parece? fado-fox, letra y mu--
sica por F. L. Cabello; pf. (In
Mexican music—Spanish music, al-
bum no. 1) ‘© Aug: 26,81929-72c
Aug..30; E pub. 9848; Fernando L.
Cabello, El Paso. 23658
Que te toquen el trigemino; letra y
musica de L. Llaneza, of Spain,
domiciled at New York; pf. ©1e.
Sept. 28, 1929; E unp. 12421; Luis
Llaneza, New York. 23659
Que tus ojos claros me miraron; ro-
manza, letra de Adolfo Utrera, mu-
sica de V. Alberti, of Italy, domi-
ciled at Dongan Hills, S. IL, N. Y.
© 1c. Oct. 29, 1929; E unp. 12649;
Vincenzo Alberti, Dongan Hills, 8.
W. aN. Ye ' 23660
Queen of my dreams; waltz, by R. W.
Schaefer, of Germany, domiciled at
New York; pf. © 1 ¢. Sept. 30,
1929; E unp. 11501; Rudy Walter
Schaefer. New York. 23661
Queen of my heart ; serenade from The
princess and her fairies, words and
music by F. A. Keefover. © 1 ¢.
Oct. 23, 1929; E unp. 12376; Frank
A. Keefover, Topeka, Kan. 23662
Quisiera; romanza, letra de Adolfo
Utrera, musica de N. Menéndez, of
Cuba, domiciled at New York. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 9, 1929; E unp. 11854; Nilo
Menéndez, New York. 23663
Radio love song: words by G. Douglas,
music by F. H. McAnally, arr. by
Ollivette Swenson. Lehigh, Ia., Me-
Anally & Douglas. © Oct. 3, 1929;
2 ¢. Oct. 7; E pub. 9898; Glenn Doug-
las and Francis H. McAnally, Le-
high, Ia. 23664
Ragamuffin rag; by F. A. Minard, jr.;
pf. © 1c. Oct. 28, 1929; Ho uae
12635; Frank A. Minard, jr., Cin-
cinnati. 23665
Railroad blues; words and music by
Roy Harvey. ©1e. Oct. 26, 1929:
E unp. 12728; Columbia phonograph
co., inc., New York. 23666
Ramble (A) in the rumble seat; words
and music by E. L. Hamilton. ©
1 « Oct. 15, 1929; E unp. 12085;
Edith L. Hamilton, Lake Arthur,
N. M. 23667
Rambling mind blues; words and mu-
sic by Helen Beasley. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 21, 1929;
K unp. 12272; State Street music
pub. co., inc., Chicago. 23668
1246
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
Rambling Rosie; words and music by
G. T. Belden. © 1c. Sept. 30, 1929;
E unp. 11532; Genevieve T. Belden,
Cleveland. 23669
Ramon; waltz, by B. Amador, of Mex-
ico, domiciled at Los Angeles; full
orch. pts. 4to. ©, Oct. 21, 1929;
2 « Oct. 18; E pub. 10303; Benito
Amador, Los Angeles. 23670
Reach for a Lucky instead of a sweet;
for Lucky strike radio hour, words
and music by L. M. Farber. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 20,
1929; E unp. 11656; Leon Maurice
Farber, Philadelphia. 23671
Reach out for a rainbow; from Holly-
wood nights, words and music by
Con Conrad, Sidney D. Mitchell and
Archie Gottler. [Words and melody
only] ©1.. Oct. 8, 1929; E unp.
11860; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine., New York. 23672
Realtor’s (A) heaven; words by Har-
court Strange, music by H. D. Cole.
[Words and melody only. Photo-
stat] © 1c. Aug. 1, 1929; E unp.
11779: Harry D. Cole and Thaddeus
Harcourt Strange, Mount Vernon,
Ie. 23673
Recessional; words by Rudyard Kip-
ling, music by Alexius H. Baas; bar.
solo and men’s cho. © Oct. 30, 1929;
2 ee. Oct. 31; E pub. 10430; Hi. W.
Gray co., New York. 23674
Recessional; anthem, words by Rud-
yard Kipling, music by Alexius H.
Baas; mixed voices, with sop. or
ten. solo. © Oct. 30, 1929; 2 ¢. Oct.
aL; EH pub. 10451; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 23675
Recueil de mazurkas; par Alexandre
Tansman, of Poland; pf. nos. 1-10.
© Aug. 28, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 26: B
for. 6999; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 23676
Recuerdo lejano; tango, by V. Sorey;
pf. © 1 c. Oct. 26, 1929; E unp.
12572; Vincent Sorey, New York.
23677
Red beans and rice; words and musi¢
by J. C. Johnson. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Oct. 3, 1929; E
unp. 11589; J. C. Johnson, New York.
23678
Red hot and blue rhythm; fox trot,
words and music by Benny Davis,
J. Fred Coots and Arthur Swan-
strom. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1929; E unp. 12223;
23690
Davis, Coots & Engel, inc., New
York. 23679
Red hot rhythm; from the photoplay,
words and music by Walter O’Keefe
and Bobby Dolan. © Oct. 14, 1929;
2 ¢. Oct. 16; E pub. 10222; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine., New York.
23680
Red rose of mine; words by Bob Hall
[i. e. Robert Hall], musie by Anita
DeWitte Hall. © 1. Oct. 29, 1929;
EK unp. 12679; Blume-Hall pub. co.,
Roosevelt, N. Y. 23681
Redemption ; words and music by J. C.
F. Biglin. [Words and melody only ]
© 1c. Oct. 29, 1929; E unp. 12644;
Joseph C. F. Biglin, Brooklyn.
23682
Redemption in Jesus blood; words and
music by S. F. Horton; mixed voices.
© 1-c¢. Oct. 7, 1929; E unp. 11747;
Samuel Franzis Horton, Los Angeles.
23683
Redwing (The) ; words by Bliss Car-
mah, music by Henry Hadley, op.
112, no. 4; high voice; in C maj. ©
June 19, 1929; 2c Oct. 12; E pub.
9964; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
23684
Regret; words and music by I. L. Ca-
ruthers, arr. by Clarke Tate. ©1c.
Oct. 24, 1929; E unp. 12486; Ivy
Lee Caruthers, Memphis, Tenn.
23685
Rejoice and sing; anthem for Christ-
mas, words from the Bible, music by
George Rathbone, of Great Britain;
mixed voices. 4to. © Oct. 31, 1929:
1c. Oet. 31; E for. 7690; Novello &
co., Itd., London. 23686
Reminiscence; by K. G. Ramsey; pf."
Cullman, Ala., Benedictine Sisters.
© Oct. 11, 1929; 2 ce. Oct. 11; E pub.
10021; Kathryn Gertrude Ramsey,
Cullman, Ala. 23687
Reminisencia ; capricho, letra y musica
por R. Hernandez. © 1 ¢. Oct. 25,
1929; E unp. 12468; Rafael Hernan-
dez, New York. 23688
Reno town; words and music by M.
Roberts. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1929; E unp. 11897;
Manning Roberts, Reno, Nev. 238689
Resemblanece ; words by Raymond Fon-
tenay, music by Georges Maurice, of
France, domiciled at San Francisco.
© 1c. Oct. 14, 1929; E unp. 11987;
J. Maurice Rouyer, San Francisco.
23690
1247
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23691
Rest in the Lord, my soul; anthem,
words by Maltbie D. Babcock, music
by A. W. Binder; mixed voices; or-
gan ace. 4to. © Sept. 23, 1929; 2c.
Oct. 3; E pub. 9750; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 23691
Retour; valse, by Nozuod, of France;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
© Aug. 28, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 26; E for.
6976; Editions Max Eschig, Paris.
23692
Return (The) of Barnacle Bill; words
and music by Frank Luther and
Carson Robison; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Oct. 11, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 12; E pub.
10040; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 23693
Rhythmic (The) orchestra; elemen-
tary musical method for schools and
playgrounds, by W. R. Waghorne. ©
Nov. 14, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 19; aff. Nov.
20; AA 28548; Leedy mfg. co., In-
dianapolis. 23694
Rhythmic recreations; five tuneful en-
sembles, by A. Louis Scarmolin; pf.
and percussion instruments. 1. All
together. [4 others] © July 22,
1929; 2 ec. Oct. 12; E pub. 9979; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 23695
Riding on a camel; comedy song,
words and music by Ralph Butler
and Julian Wright, both of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele acc. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Oct.
28, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 28; E for. 7082;
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., London.
23696
Rin tin tin you son uver gun I love
you; words and music by C. Gaskill.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
Oct. 5, 1929; E unp. 11705; Clarence
Gaskill, New York. 23697
Ring out, wild bells; words by Tenny-
son, music by Granville Bantock, of
Great Britain; mixed voices and
carillon. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Sept. 27, 1929; 1c.
Oct. 21; E for. 7030; Boosey & co.,
Itd., London. 23698
Ring the bells; words by Lady Lind-
say, music by L. Camilieri; mixed
voices. 4to. © Oct. 8, 1929; 2 c. Oct.
12; E pub. 9915; H. W. Gray co.,
New York. 23699
Ritorna a me; words and music by G.
Pagni, of Italy, domiciled at San
Francisco. © 1. Oct. 2, 1929; E
unp. 11570; Giorgina Pagni, San
Francisco. 23700
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
Ritorno (Il) dai campi; bozzetto, di
Giovanni Rinaldi, op. 44, trascrizione
di Illuminato Culotta, of Italy; or-.
chestrina parti, con pf.-conduttore e
violino-conduttore. 4to. © Oct. 23,
1929; 1 @ Oct. 24; E for. 6971; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 23701
Rival (The) poets; selection from the
operetta by Edward German, arr. by
Victor Hely Hutchinson, of Great
Britain; oreh. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. 4to. ©» Sept. 17, 1929; 1D c.
Sept. 27; E for. 6774; Boosey & co.,
ltd., London. 23702
River (The) side; spiritual, words
and music by R. O. Lyles; mixed
voices. Houston, Tex., Lyles music
co. 4to. (Cover title: The river-
side) © Oct. 8, 1929; 2c. Oct. 7; E
pub. 9894; Rever Odell Lyles, Hous-
ton. 23703
Roads; words and music by Peirse
Duncombe, of Great Britain. © Aug.
22, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 21; E for. 7038;
Reynolds & co., London. 23704
Robin Good Fellow; caprice, melody
by Bertha Lillian Miner Dobbins.
© 1 ce. Oct. 4, 1929; E unp. 11602;
Bertha Lillian Dobbins, San Anto-
nio. 23705
Robinson Crusoe’s story; after the
sinking of the Piccadilly Daisy,
verses by Charles H. Carryl, cho. by
G. M. Newell. (Jn Girl scout song
book, rev. ed. 1929) © Sept. 26,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 24; E pub. 9669;
George McCowan Newell, New York.
23706
Rock-a-bye; by Louis Victor Saar, op.
12%7a; pf. © Oct. 15, 1929. 2 enG@er
17; E pub. 10197; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 23707
Roéserl und Ringerl; stimmungsbild
mit minnerchoren ad lib., von
Franz von Blon, of Germany, alr.
von Edmund Haensch, of Germany ;
orch. stimmen mit pf. o. organ direc-
tion und violino 1 direction. © Sept.
5, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 2; E for. 6961; D.
Rahter, Leipzig. 23708
Roll away clouds; words and music
by S. N. Trueblood. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 4, 1929;
E unp. 11621; Selma N. Trueblood,
Prescott, Ariz. 23709
Rolling in the snow; words and music
by Benee Russell, Vincent Rose and
1248
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
Jack Murray. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Oct. 9, 1929; E unp.
119387; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
23710
Rolon (José) Trois mélodies; poésie
de Pierre Reyniel, musique de J.
Rolon, of Mexico. 1. Consentement.
[2 others] © Aug. 28, 1929; 1 ¢.
Oct. 26; E for. 7002; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. rey ag
Romance; by Paul Miche, of Switzer-
land, op. 17; violin and pf. © Oct.
Zatose: + cc; Oet 267 BK. Tor: 6957 ;
J. & W. Chester, ltd., London. 23712
Romance in F; by Alfredo Squeo, op.
5; violin with pf. acc.. © July 22,
1929; 2c. Oct. 12; E pub. 9961; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 23713
Romanza mexicana; por D. Perez, of
Mexico, domiciled at San Antonio;
violin and pf. © 1c. Oct. 8, 1929;
E unp. 11762; Daniel Perez, San An-
tonio. 23714
Romanze in G minor; Italian love
song, by L. F. Stafford: pf. ©1.«.
Oct. 16, 1929; E unp. 12078; Lewis
F. Stafford, Syracuse, N. Y. 23715
Romp stomp low down blues; lyric by
Victor Wainberg, music by T. Am-
sterdam [i. e. E. T. Amsterdam.
Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 9, 1929; E unp. 11853; Edward
Theodore Amsterdam, San _ Fran-
cisco. 23716
Rondino; by Alfredo Squeo, op. 5;
violin with pf. acc. © July 22, 1929;
Roe eOtiwte: & pub. 9960; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. ZIP
Rookie (A) squad on parade; by Ruth
Klauber; pf: © Oct. 3, 1929; 2 e:
Oct. 5; E pub. 9802; Clayton F.
Summy co., Chicago. 23718
Rosa (La) di Saron; arazzo per sop.,
ten. e orch., parole di Luigi Orsini e
Adriano Lualdi, musica di Adriano
Lualdi, of Italy, riduzione per canto
e pf. di Guido Farinelli. Spartito
con parole. © Sept. 19, 1929; 1 «.
Oct. 4; D pub. 27601: Casa musicale
Sonzogno, Milan. 23719
Rose (The) and the ring; light opera
in a prologue and 2 acts from the
book of W. M. Thackeray, drama-
tised and composed by Christabel
Marillier, of Great Britain, lyrics by
John Arthington, Clifford Bax, Hi-
laire Belloc and Renée Haynes. 4to.
23730
© Aug. 16,1929; 1 ce. Aug. 28; D
pub. 27590; Boosey & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 23720
Rose (A) is a song to me; words by
Hareourt Strange, music by H. D.
Cole. [Words and melody only.
Photostat] © 1c. Aug. 1, 1929; EB
unp. 11785; Harry D. Cole and Thad-
deus Harcourt Strange, Mount Ver-
wom, ON. oy rst
Rose of my dreams; melody by E.
Spicer, “© “tf -e.’ Oct 30, 329- E
unp. 12704; Edward Spicer, New
York. 23722
Rose (The) of the world; Christmas
cantata, text by Frederick H. Mar-
tens, music by Charles Fonteyn
Manney; soli, cho. and organ. 4to.
© Sept. 18, 1929: 2 ec. Oct. 3; D
pub. 27588; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. Dato
Rose, rot wie blut...; lied und slow-
fox, text von Erwin W. Spahn, musik
von Hans May, of Austria. © Sept.
19, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 24; EB for. 6939;
Drei masken verlag, a. g., Berlin.
23724
Rose (The) twined cottage by the sea;
words and music by EH. F. Angell.
© 1 ce. Oct. 1, 1929; Hyunp,y 11517;
Ernest F. Angell, Belmont, Mass.
23725
Roses bring love dreams of you; words
and music by F. M. High and A.
Steiner. © 1c. Sept. 30, 1929; E
unp. 11498; Fred M. High and Abe
Steiner, Providence, R. I. 23726
*Round ’n-around ’n-around; words by
J. E. Guernsey, music by Floyd
Thompson. © 1 c. Oct. 21, 1929; E
unp. 12245; Thompson & Guernsey,
Indianapolis. 23727
Rozia: polka, melody by E. Mika. ©
1 c¢. Sept. 14, 1929; E unp. 12199;
Edward Mika, Philadelphia. 23728
Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch)
Melodie in F; simplified and arr. by
R. Kiener; pf. © Sept. 17, 1929;
2 c. Sept. 20; E pub. 9270; Richard
Kiener, Pittsburgh. 23729
Twilight ; words by May M. Brew-
ster, musie arr. by Ira B. Wilson;
sop., alto and bass. -© Aug. 30,
1929; 2 c. Oct. 19; E pub. 10283;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 23730
1249
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23731
Rubinstein (Beryl) Thirty-two piano
studies for young fingers; pf.
June 26, 1929: 2 ¢c. Oct. 12; Hepub.
9981; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
23731
Valse; pf. © June 19, 1929; 2 «.
Oct. 12; E pub. 9972; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 23732
Ruminische volkstinze; von Béla Bar-
tok, of Hungary, bearb. von Arthur
Willner, of Czechoslovakia ; streich-
orch... Partitur... nos. 1-7. © July
54929; G Aug. 2925) Tor 7bste:
Universal edition, a. g., Vienna.
23733
Rural revelations ; by Willard Robison ;
pt. 1. By quiet firesides. [4 others]
© Oct. 8, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 9; E pub.
9862; Robbins music corp., New
York. 23734
S. A. B..(The) choir no. 2; coll. of
3-pt. anthems and songs for young
people’s choirs, ed. by Ira B. Wilson.
Ato.. (Cy, Oct., 7, 1929: 2 eG and att.
Oct. 19; AA 26429; Lorenz pub. co.,
Dayton, O. 23735
Sacred songs; medley, intro. Adeste
fidelis, Abide with me and Old hun-
dred, arr. by Maurice Lee; solo and
2d violin, with obbl. violin pt.; pf.
acc. © Oct. 24, 1929; 2 ¢ Oct. 25;
E pub. 10337; Century music pub.
co., New York. 237386
Sacred (The) stone; Chinese musical
show in 4 acts with prologue, book
and lyrics by A. Goetz, music and
arrangements by Wilhelm J. Strauss,
of Germany, domiciled at Philadel-
phia. © 1. Oct. 15, 1929; D unp.
27591; August Goetz and Wilhelm
Strauss, Philadelphia. 237387
Sailing [and] Harvest moon; waltz,
by Harriet Blakewell; pf. © Oct.
11, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 11; E pub. 10015;
Bendix pub. co., Lincoln, Neb.
23738
Sally; from Sally, words by Al. Du-
bin, music by Joe Burke; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Oct. 11, 1929; 2 ¢.
Oct... 17; H pub, 10011 ae, Harms
co., New York. 23739
Sally Ann; words and music by C. G.
Thade. [Words and melody onlv]
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1929; E unp. 12093;
Charles George Thade, Davton, O.
23740
Salutamm’ ’o vintinove; versi e mu-
sica di F. Amodio; violino. © 1 e.
Oct. 11, 1929; E unp. 11922; Frank
Amodio, Brooklyn. 23741
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
Salvation (The) army brass band
journal; 2nd series, nos. 129-132,
Oct. 1929, compiled by F. G.
Hawkes, of Great Britain; full sc.
and pts. obl. 12mo. Stand up for
Jesus. [3 others] © Oct. 2, 1929;
1c. Oct. 14; E for. 6837; Salva-
tionist pub. & supplies, ltd., London.
23742
Sammartini (Giuseppe) Sonate; in
E moll, bearb. von Alfred Moffat, of
Great Britain; violino u. pf. New
concert version. © June 10, 1929;
1 ec. Oct. 3; E for. 6785; N. Sim-
rock, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 23743
Santa Margarita (Sainte Marguerite) ;
French Canadian folk song, words
traditional, English words by David
Stevens, 15th century air arr. by M.
Wood Hill; treble voices. 4to. ©
Sept. 28, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 14; E pub.
10202; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
23744
Sara-Lee; words and music by T.
Brewer and EH. J. Kilanoski. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢ Oct. 3,
1929; E unp. 11581; Ted Brewer
and E. J. Kilanoski, New York.
23745
Satie (Erik) Cing grimaces; pour Un
songe d’une nuit d’été, par H. Sa-
tie, of France. Partition d’orch. ©
June 11, 1929: 1 ¢. July sve Maton
6858; Universal edition, a. g., Vi-
enna. 23746
Satisfied! fox-trot, lyric by Irving
Caesar, music by Cliff Friend, arr.
by Kenn Sisson; orch. pts. © Sept.
26, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 27; E pub. 9617;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 23747
Save a little corner in heaven for me;
words and music by J. D. Marvin.
New York, Frank Harding. © Sept.
4, 1929; 2 « Oct. 4; E pub. 9794;
John D. Marvin, Baltimore. 23748
Save them Lord; words by EH. H. Ad-
ams, music by H. G. Tovey. ©
Sept. 1, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 19; HB pup.
10240; Herbert G.-Tovev, Eagle
Rock, Calif. 23749
Save us, O Lord, waking: anthem,
music by Charles F. Waters, of
Great Britain; sop. solo, with mixed
cho. and organ ace. 4to. © Oct.
28, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 29; BH for yore
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 23750
Saved to serve; hymn, words [adapt-
ed] and music by N. Carlson. |
May 4, 1929;.2.¢. July 113i
9996; Nathaniel Carlson, Miami,
Fla. 23751
1250
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
Saxophon etiiden; 88 duette ftir 2
saxophone, von Gustav Bumeke, of
Germany, op. 43. heft 4. © Sept.
ff? 49291 °c, ‘Oct-15; BH for. 6911 ;
Anton J. Benjamin, Leipzig. 23752
Say it after me, I love you; words
by Mitchell Parish and Mac Lieb-
man, music by Murray Rumsey; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Oct. 29, 1929;
2 ¢. Oct. 31; E pub. 10419; Mills mu-
Sic, inc., New York. Zoloo
Say it with flowers; waltz, words by
Eva Wootring [pseud. of E. Berg-
man], music by Ray Hibbeler. ©
1 ec, Oct. 3, 1929; E unp. 11598; Eva
Bergman, Chicago. 23754
Say you'll come back; words and mu-
sic by: P.) Brock,, ‘© 1. ¢ Oct. 23,
1929: H unp.. 12392; Pearl Brock,
Chattanooga. 23755
Searlet (A) sister Mary—in song and
dance; words and musie by G. H.
Wilcox. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 24, 1929: E unp. 12449;
Georgia H. Wilcox, Spartanburg,
S.C. 23756
Seene pittoresque; by T. D. Williams;
violin and pf. © Oct. 15, 1929; 2 c.
Oct. 17: E pub. 10196; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 23757
Scent (The) that Billy sent to Mil-
licent; novelty fox-trot, words and
musie by Al. Van Ellen, of Great
Britain; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by R. M. Strong. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © July 16, 1929;
1 ¢c. Aug: 5; E for. 6809; Victor pub.
co., London. 23758
Scherzando; for photo play, by Max
Bergunker, of Russia, domiciled at
Brooklyn, arr. by William Strasser,
of Czechoslovakia, domiciled at
Philadelphia; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. © Aug. 9, 1929: 2 «.
Aug. 15; E pub. 9735; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 23759
School marches; arr. by Adam Carse,
of Great Britain: pf., 4 hands. 1.
The drummer boy. [5 others] ©
Sept.111,/1929 >, 4o.c.\ Oct) 11 >), for.
7045; Augener, ltd., London. 23760
Schubert (Franz Peter) Ave Maria;
3 pt. cho., words by Walter Scott,
music by Franz Schubert, op. 52,
arr. by L. A. Mackay-Cantell; wom-
en’s voices. 4to. W Aug. 2, 1929;
2 ¢. Oct. 12; E-pub. 9945; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 23761
23770
— Der musikus vom Lichtenthal;
drei begebenheiten aus dem leben
Franz Schuberts, worte von Emil
Berté und Kurt Breuer, musik nach
Schubertschen motiven fiir die biihne
bearb. von Emil Berté, of Austria.
1. Hin tanz’l vom Franz’l. [4 others]
© Sept. 11, 1929; 1 ¢. Oct. 15; E for.
7043; Edition Bristol, a. g., Vienna.
23762
—— Pax vobiscum; 4 pt. cho., words
by Schober, English tr. ‘by Alice
Mattullath, music arr. by L. A.
Mackay-Cantell; men’s voices. 4to.
© June 11, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 12; E pub.
9943; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
23763
Rosamunde; ballet music, arr. by
Adam Carse, of Great Britain; violin
1, 2, viola and ’cello-bass pts., with
pf.-conductor and se. © Sept. 5,
19208 te. 2Oete, jes Lor. fOb2:
Augener, Itd., London. 23764
—— Rosamunde; entr’ acte no. 2, arr.
by Reginald Hunt, of Great Britain;
school orch. pts., with 1st violin con-
ductor, Ato.) (©. Oct:..8, 19294 ec.
Oct. 21; E for. 7028; Boosey & co.,
_Itd., London. 23765
——— Slumber song; 3 pt. cho., words by
Joh. Mayrhofer, English tr. by Alice
Mattullath, music by Franz Schubert,
op. 24, arr. by L. A. Mackay-Cantell ;
women’s voices. 4to. © June 11,
1929; 2 c. Oct. 12; E pub. 9947; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 23766
The young nun; by Franz Schu-
bert, arr. by Henry Lwueas, of
Netherlands; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © July 10,'1929;°1 -¢:
Aug: 29: H#-for...6813; Meyer ide
Wolfe, London. 23767
Schumann (Robert Alexander) Album
per la gioventt; op. 68, trascritta per
chitarra da M. Mancinelli, of Italy.
© June 18, 1929; 1c Sept. 4; E for.
7021; Margherita Mancinelli, Rome.
23768
Sciapiro (Michel) Song; melody with
pfsracc.; © 1 e@. Oct. 15; 19295, H
unp. 12046; Michel Sciapiro, New
York. 23769
Scotch songs; medley, intro. Blue bells
of Scotland, Comin’ thro’ the rye and
Auld lang syne, arr. by Maurice Lee;
solo and 2d violin, with obbl. violin
pt.; pf. acc. © Oct. 24, 1929; 2 «.
Oct. 25; E pub. 10338; Century mu-
sic pub. co., New York. 23770
1251
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23771
Sea gulls; words by Emily Guiwits,
musie by Thurlow Lieurance; in B
flat. © Sept. 12, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 3;
E pub. 9803; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 2atTL
Sea love; part-song, words by Grace
Thompson Seton, music by L. M.
Genet; men’s voices. 4to. © Oct.
22, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 23; E pub. 10298;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 238772
Seiber (Matyas) ‘77 breaks fiir schlag-
zeug; von M. Seiber, of Germany.
4to. © July 30, 1929; 1c. July 28;
E for. 6916; B. Schott’s sdhne,
Mainz. 23773
Seis corrido; una y una, melody by H.
Torres. ©1e. Oct. 23, 1929; E unp.
12405; Heriberto Torres, New York.
23774
Seis de la madrugada; aire boricua
décimas, letra y mtsica por H. Tor-
res. [Words and melody only] ©
1 'e. Oct. 23... 1929 H unps ae4 oF -
Heriberto Torres, New York. 23775
Semailles; par René Vanzande, of
France; orch. parties, avee pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Aug. 28, 1929;1c.
Oct. 26; E for. 6985; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. 23776
Sentimental sweetheart; words by
Henry Starr, music by Frank Ander-
son; pf. and ukulele acc. © Oct. 10,
1929; 2 c. Oct. 14; E pub. 10049;
Villa Moret, inc., San Francisco.
23777
September moon; words and music by
E. R. Johnson. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Oct. 17, 1929; E unp.
12112; Effie R. Johnson, Boston.
23778
Serenade; aus Don Juans letztes aben-
teuer, von Baul Graener, of Germany,
arr. von Emil Bauer, of Austria:
small orch. pts., with pf. direction
and violino 1 direction. © June 14,
1929; 1 ec. July 30; EB for. 6862; Uni-
versal edition, a. g., Vienna. 23779
Serenata marinara ; di Amedeo Amadei,
of Italy, op. 429; orch. parti, con pf.
direzione. 4to. © July 1, 1929;1c.
Sept. 4; E for. 7020; C. Beltramo,
San Remo, Italy. 23780
Serenata primaverile; by G. Gioviale;
pf. © 1 e. Oct. 24, 1929: E unp.
12477; S. Riccardi, New York.
23781
Serenata tehuana; por D. Perez, of
Mexico, domiciled at San Antonio;
violin and pf. © 1 ¢. Oct. 8, 1929;
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
E unp. 11763; Daniel Perez, San An-
tonio. 23782
Serenata tzigana; versi di Guido di
Napoli, musica di Stanislao Gastal-
don, of Italy; pf. © Sept. 13, 1929;
1c. Oct. 23; E for. 6949; A. & G.
Carisch & c., Milan. 23783
Serpent dance; by Arnold Bax, of
Great Britain; pf. © Sept. 26,
1929; 1 ¢c. Sept. 2¢;. H fon, 6817;
Murdoch, Murdoch & co., ine. with
J. G. Murdoch & co., 1td., London.
23784
Sevilla; evocation, de Emilio Pujol, of
Spain; guit. © Aug. 28, 1929; 1«¢.
Oct. 26; E for. 6993; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. 23785
Gunn tugnS & (Shad nachwoh e);
words and music by H. Shamlian.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ec.
Oct. 18, 1929; E unp. 12168; Hovsep
Shamlian, Union City, N. J. 23786
Shadow (The) dance; 2-pt. song,
words by Edith Sanford Tillotson,
music by R. M. Stults. 4to. ©
Sept. 12, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 30; E pub.
9596; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
23787
Shadows of the past; ballad, words
and music by Oleg M. Webs, of
Czechoslovakia, domiciled at Los
Angeles. © 1 c¢. Sept. 30, 1929;
E unp. 11503; Oleg M. Webs, Los
Angeles. 23788
Shake de white folks down; negro
sp ritual in the modern manner,
words and music by C. Ide. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Oct. 17,
1929; E unp. 12099; Charles Ide,
Stoningtcon, Conn. 23789
Shake yo’ shoes; words and music by
Speed Langworthy [pseud. of N. B.
Langworthy) ; pf. and ukulele acc.,
with quartet for male or mixed
voices. © Oct. 14, 1929: 2 e. Oct.
17; E pub. 10112; T. S. Denison &
co., Chicago. 23790
Shanghai blues; fox trot, words and
music by F. E. Bowman. Youngs-
town, O., Bowman & Weston. ©
Sept. 23, 1929; 2 e. Oct:’2; HW" pub.
9679; Floyd E. Bowman, Youngs-
town, O. 23791
Shattered dreams; words and music
by F. B. Worrell, jr. [Chords, sin-
gle staff] © 1 c¢. Oct. 4, 1929; BE
unp. 11673; Frank Brooke Worrell,
jr., Easton, Pa. 23792
1252
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
23814
She had such a _ wonderful smile;
words by V. Morris, music by M. R.
Terry and V. Morris; pf. © 1 «.
Oct. 28, 1929; E unp. 12620; Viola
Morris and Myrl R. Terry, Hinck-
ley, Utah. 23793
She likes me; words and music by
H. J. Dobe. [Words and melody
only} © 1.¢. Oct. 2, 1929; E unp.
11555; Harry James Dobe, Balti-
more. 23794
She’s a whoopee mama—but she’s just
right for me; words by L. Lowe,
musie by Chester Escher; 1st violin.
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1929; E unp. 11957;
Leon Lowe, Odessa, Tex. 23795
She’s just the girl for me; words and
music by Fred Rose; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Oct. 15, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 18;
E pub. 10149; T. S. Denison & co.,
Chicago. 23796
She’s just the type for me; from Wide
open, words by Bud Green, music by
Sam H. Stept; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Oct. 29, 1929; 2 @ Oct. 28; EB
pub. 10412; Green & Stept, inc., New
York. 23797
She’s such a comfort to me; from The
house that Jack built, words by
Douglas Furber and Donovan Par-
sons, muSic by Arthur Schwartz.
London, Chappell & co., ltd. © Oct.
9, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 26; E pub. 10361;
Harms, inec., New York. 23798
She’s the navy’s sweetheart; words by
I. Kahl and D. Callahan, music by
E. Whittemore. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Oct. 16, 1929; E unp.
12065; Irving Kahl, Donald Calla-
han and Harl Whittemore, Balti-
more. 23799
She’s the pride of the mountains;
waltz ballad, words and music by G.
Baird and Chas. A. Arthur, of Can-
ada. © Sept. 26, 1929; 1 ¢. Sept. 30;
E for. 7071; George Baird, Wing-
ham, Ont., Canada. 23800
She tells me that I am sweet; words
and music by G. Foster. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 25,
1929; E unp. 12554; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 23801
She walks in beauty; words by Lord
Byron, music by Iorwerth W. Pros-
ser; male quartet. 4to. © Oct. 17,
129 2-'e, Oct. 19 > He pub.» LO198 -
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
23802
She was a Gyp-sy maid; words by
C. A. Smack, music by M. R. Dun-
bar; pf. ©l1c. Oct. 19, 1929; E unp.
12226; Minnie R. Dunbar and Cyril
A. Smack, Sea Bright, N. J. 23803
She was your own; words by A. N.
Apouhtin, tr. and music by M. M. M.
Aurochs, of Russia, domiciled at Se-
attle. © 1 c. Oct. 30, 1929; E unp.
12705; Marie Madelaine Maude
Aurochs, Seattle. 23804
Shelter (The) of my baby’s arms;
words by Edgar Leslie, music by
Walter Donaldson; pf. © 1 e. Oct.
24, 1929; E unp. 12489; Donaldson,
Douglas & Gumble, ine., New York.
23805
Shepherds (The) and the inn; Mexi-
can Christmas carol, words adapted
from the Mexican text by Oscar
Avery, music adapted by Harvey
Gaul; mixed voices; pf. or organ
acc.. 4to.. © Sept. 23,, 1929; 2. ¢.
Oct. 3; E pub. 9749; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 23806
Shepherd’s (The) dance; words by
Edith Sanford Tillotson, music by
Hdward German, arr. by Ira B. Wil-
son. 1. Mixed voices.—2. Sop. and
alto.—8. Sop. 1, 2, and alto.—4. Sop.,
alto and bass. © Sept. 7, Aug. 30,
31, 1929; 2 ec. each Oct. 19; E pub.
10277 10280; Lorenz pub. co., Day-
ton, O. 23807-23810
Shepherd’s (The) song; 2-pt. song,
poem by John Still, music by Edgar
L. Bainton, of Great Britain; Sop.
voices. Winthrop Rogers ed. 4to.
[Staff and tonie sol-fa notations] ©
Sept. 20, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 28; E for.
6759; Hawkes & son (London) ltd.,
London. 23811
Ship (A) without a sail; from Me
for you, words by Lorenz Hart, mu-
sic by Richard Rodgers; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © Oct. 2, 1929; 2 @& Oct. 4;
E pub. 9839; Harms, inc., New York.
23812
Short life of trouble; words and music
by G. B. Grayson. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. Oct. 25, 1929; BE
unp. 12533 ; Southern music pub. co.,
inec., New York. 23813
Should we meet once again ; words and
musie by C. Bollweg. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 10, 1929;
E unp. 11889; Conchita Bollweg,
Douglas, Ariz. 23814
1253
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23815
Show girl; words and music by G.
Horth. [Words and melody only.
Photostat] © 1 ¢. Oct. 28, 1929;
EH unp. 12622; George A. Horth,
Buffalo. 23815
Shrine luncheon club Song; words
and music by Opal Hemler and Alice
Huber. © Oct. 11, 1929; 2 c. Oct.
11; E pub. 10024; Shrine luncheon
club, Cleveland. 23816
Sidney’s gum song; words and music
by S. G. Laramy. © Sept. 27, 1929;
2 c. Oct. 11; E pub. 10008; Sidney
G. Laramy, Boston. 23817
Sighin’ for the moon; words by Betty
Laidlaw, music by L. K. Lobdell.
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1929; E unp. 11500;
Lee Kenneth Lobdell, Mukwonago,
Wis. 23818
Silentium! alte und neue studenten-
kommers—und volkslieder, hrsg.
von Herman Krome, of Germany ;
klavier mit vollstindigen texten. ©
sepr 21," 1929 "ot “ec. "OCt. eae ror
6849; Drei masken verlag, a. g.,
Berlin. 23819
Silver moth; words and music by G.
V. Pitman. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Oct. 4, 1929; E unp.
11640; Gladys V. Pitman, Conway,
N. H. 23820
Silvw’ry fountain; by L. George; pf. ©
1c Sept. 30, 1929; E unp. 11474;
Lulumay George, Los Angeles.
23821
Simple (The) mass; short setting of |
the holy communion to easy plain-
song melodies, with organ ace. by
J. H. Arnold, of Great Britain. 4to.
© Aug. 15, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 14; EB for.
6850; Oxford univelr'sity press, Lon-
don. 23822
Since my mind is stayed on Thee;
hymn, words anon., music by Albert
Simpson Reitz. © Sept. 1, 1929;
2 c. Oct. 19; E pub. 10234; Herbert
G. Tovey, Hagle Rock, Calif. 23823
Since you went away; words and mu-
sic by D. S. Baltzer. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 12, 1929;
K unp. 11980; Doris Skinner Balt-
zer, Bloomfield, N. J. 23824
Sincerely; words and music by Sarge
Farrell [pseud. of J. E. Farrell] ; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by Sarge
Farrell. © Apr. 1, 1929: 2c, Sept.
28; E pub. 10004; Joseph E. Farrell,
Decatur, I. 23825
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
Sinful child; words and music by
Nick Reno [pseud. of N. J. Rettino],
arr. by Umberto Traversi. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Oct. 4,
1929; E unp. 11668; Nicholas Joseph
Rettino, Brooklyn. 23826
Sing heigh-ho; words by Harry B.
Smith, music by G. O'Hara. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Oct. 18,
1929 ; E unp. 12262; Geoffrey O'Hara,
New York. 23827
Sing howdy, howdy pap; lyrics and
music by A. Omerod. Milwaukee,
Wis., Crescent song pub. co. © Oct.
10, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 14; E pub. 10101;
Adrian Blaine Omerod, Milwaukee.
23828
Sing, O daughter of Zion; Christmas
anthem, music by George B. Nevin;
men’s voices; organ ace. 4to. ©
Sept. 20, 1929; 2: c. Oct. 3; E pub.
9748; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
23829:
Sing your little folk song; words by
Edgar Leslie, music by Walter Don-
aldson; pf. © 1 c¢. Oct. 29, 1929;
E unp. 12652; Donaldson, Douglas
& Gumble, ine, New York. 23830
Singin’ in the mornin’; words and
music by Maury Madison [pseud. of
W. R. Smith. Photostat] © 1 e.
Oct. 18, 1929; E unp. 12181; W.
Renwick Smith, Hollywood, Calif.
23831
Singin’ river; words and music by Jo
Trent and Neil: Moret. [Chords,
single staff] © 1c. Oct. 5, 1929;
E unp. 11706; Villa Moret, ine., San
Francisco. 23832
Sittin’ in the sun, just wearing a
smile; from George White’s scan-
dals, 10th ed., words and music by
George White and Cliff Friend; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Sept. 27, 1929;
2c Sept. 30; E pub. 97098; Harms,
ine., New York. 23833.
Sitting by the window; from A song
of old Kentucky, words and music
by Archie Gottler, Con Conrad, and
Sidney D. Mitchell. © Oct. 4, 1929;
2c. Oct. 5; H pub. 9704; De Sylva,
Brown and Henderson, inc., New
York. 23834
Sketches of London; five Song impres-
sions, words and music by Kathleen
Lockhart Manning; high voice. 1.
The Thames. [4 others] © June 8,
1929; 2 c. Oct. 12; E pub. 9986 ;-Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 23835
1254
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
Sky city; from Me for you, words by
Lorenz Hart, music by Richard
Rodgers; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Oct. 2, 1929; 2 ¢. Oct. 4; EH pub.
9837; Harms, inc., New York. 23836
Sky hawk; dance, by Dave Stamper;
Bee) '1)c. "OG! 3, 1929; DH unp.
11579; Fox film corp., New York.
23837
Sleep baby rock in the moon; words
by Addie French, music by G. E.
French. © 1 c. Oct. 14, 1929; HB
unp. 11999; George Ellis French,
The Dalles, Or. 23838
Sleep, my little one (Schlaf, mein kin-
delein) ; Christmas carol of the 17th
century, text from the Strassburger
gesangbuch, English version by
Howard D. McKinney, music arr.
and adapted by Nicola A. Montani.
4to. 1. Sop. 1, 2 and alto, with or-
gan ace.—2. Mixed voices, with or-
gan or pf. ace. © Oct. 8, 1929; 2 ¢.
each Oct. 10; E pub. 9899, 9900; J.
Fischer & bro., New York.
23839, 23840
Sleeping; words anon., 17th century,
music by Eric Harding Thiman, of
Great Britain. © Sept. 2, 1929; 1c.
Oct. 11; E for. 7055; Augener, Itd.,
London. 23841
Sleepy valley; by Richard Stedman ;pf.
© Oct. 11, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 11; E pub.
10019 ; Bendix pub. co., Lincoln, Neb.
23842
Slow caravan; lyric by Sammy Lerner,
music by Al Hoffman, arr. by W. C.
Lindemann; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Cet. 122,/ 2929 2 ef Oets 23) Bi pub.
10307; George & Arthur Piantadosi,
inc., New York. 23843
Slow music; words and music by Mer-
cia Lloyd Bateson [pseud. of M. P.
Graham] © May 15, 1928; 2 c. Oct.
12, 1929; EH pub. 10038; Mercy P.
Graham, New York. 23844
Slumber (A) song; duet, words by
Frank Dempster Sherman, music by
R. J. W. Hurd, of Great Britain.
4to, ©) Oct. 2,.1929; 1. e; Oet. 18;
E for. 6906; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow. 23845
Slumber theme; by M. S. Wetzel; vio-
lin 1, 2, viola, cello, bass, bells. ce-
leste and pf. © 1. Oct. 30, 1929;
E unp. 12709; Maurice S. Wetzel,
Chicago. 23846
23897
Slumbering dreams of you; words by
EK. Wethers, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
Oct. 18, 1929; E unp. 12163; Bliza-
beth Weathers, Aliquippa, Pa.
23847
Smile (A), a kiss, a tear; valse, words
and music by E. Holyoake, of Ca-
nada. © 1 ¢. Oct. 4, 1929; E unp.
11605; Edith Holyoake, Guelph,
Ont., Canada. 23848.
Smile a little while; words by J. Nich-
olas, music by Chester Escher; 1st
violin. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1929; © unp.
11948; John Nicholas, Cuylerville,
Nero 23849
Smile my little crippled laddie; words
and music by F. V. Connelly.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 30, 1929; E unp. 11510; Fred-
erick Vincent Connelly, Brooklyn.
23850
Smith (David Stanley) Sonata; op.
59; violoncello and pf. © Sept. 27,
1929; 2 c. Oct. 1; E pub. 9726; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 23851
Snake hip dance; lyric by Andy Razaf,
music by Thomas Waller and Harry
Brooks, pf. sc. by Harold Potter; pf.
acc., with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua.
© Sept. 27, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 8; E pub.
9831; Mills music, inc., New York.
23852
So blue; words and music by E. S.
Brown. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 18, 1929; E unp. 12188;
Edward Sherman Brown, Hast Chi-
cago, Ind. 23853.
So entrancing; by Clarence Kohl-
mann:iph. «©» Oct. 45,41929,; 2.,¢.
Oct. 17; E pub. 10194; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 23854
So long as we're together, and you
are happy I am too; words and mu-
sic by H. L. Hamilton; with quartet
cho. for male or mixed yoices. ©
d,e@. Oct, 15, 1929; E unp.; 120386;
Edith L. Hamilton, Lake. Arthur,
N. M. 23855.
Social ebserver; from Kid boots, lyric
by Joseph McCarthy, music by Har-
ry Tierney. [Words and melody
only]- © 1c. Sept. 4, 1929; E unp.
12253; Leo Feist, inec., New York.
23856
Sock foot blues; words and music by
M. Bell. © 1c. Oct. 24, 1929; E unp.
12460; Moody Bell, Kansas City, Mo.
23857
1259
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23858
Sogno d’Hollywood; canzone one step,
parole di Luciano Ramo, musica di
Vittorio Mascheroni, of Italy. 1.
Piccola orch. pts. 4to.2. Pf. ©
Sept. 27, 1929; 1 c. each Oct. 23;
E for. 6942, 6951; A. and G. Carisch
& c., Milan. 23858, 23859
Soldier (A) boy’s sweetheart; words
by J. Swiss, music by David Reed.
© Oct. 3, 1929; 2 ce. Oct. 4; E pub.
9692; Josephine Swiss,’ Minot, N. D.
23860
Soledades (Solitudes) ; version fran-
caise de Henri Collet, musique de
Oscar Espla, of Spain. © Aug. 28,
1929; 1 c Oct. 26; E for. 7003; Edi-
tions Max Eschig, Paris. 23861
Solo non vedo gigli e fiori; versi e
musica di L. Dia, of Italy, domiciled
at New York. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Oct. 18, 1929; E unp.
12182; Leonardo Dia, New York.
23862
Sombre timbres; dramatico misterioso,
by Walter C. Schad; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. © Aug. 9, 1929; 2 e.
Aug. 15; E pub. 9727; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 23863
Some day; words and music by H.
Myers. ©1c. Oct. 17, 1929; E unp.
12125; Elizabeth Myers, Sandusky,
O. 23864
Some day when you are lonely, remem-
ber I’ll be lonely too; words and
musie by Z. Bourque. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Oct. 18, 1929;
E unp. 12159; Zephirin Bourque,
Taunton, Mass. 23865
Some day you may love me; from
Moon madness, words by A. P. Bar-
ney, music by Solomon Cohen; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Oct. 7, 1929;
2 ce. Oct. 7; E pub. 9821; Alice Pike
Barney, Los Angeles. 23866
Some one came along; words and mu-
sic by N. Metler. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Oct. 16, 1929; E
unp. 12086; Norman Metler, Spo-
kane, Wash. 23867
Some one is calling, calling me; words
by Lee Byrd and D. S. Carlson, mu-
sic by D. S. Carlson. [Photostat]
©1e. Oct. 22, 1929; E unp. 12327;
Dorothy S. Carlson, Oakland, Calif.
23868
Somebody; fox-trot, words by Earle
Durham, music by Rex Burr, of
Great Britain. © Sept. 3, 1929; 1c.
Sept. 27; E for. 6769; Cavendish
musie co., London. 23869
pt. II, n. S., v. 24
Someday he’l [!] be mine; lyrics by
W. Plantiko, music by Viola Plan-
tiko; pf. © 1c. Oct. 24, 1929; B
unp. 12607; William Plantiko, Ste-
vens Point, Wis. ‘23870
Somehow; waltz, words and music by
F. S. Gag. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Oct. 14, 1929; E unp.
12002; Flavia Salome Gig, Minne-
apolis. 23871
Somehow I can’t forget; words and
music by J. Howell. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Oct. 10, 1929;
E unp. 11890; Jack Howell, Los
Angeles. 23872
Someone, you’re the someone; words
and music by J. Windesheim.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Oct. 17, 1929; E unp. £2100: Jesse
Windesheim, Baltimore. 23873
Something for Thee; anthem, words
by Samuel D. Phelps, music by
Henry Farmer and F. G. Albert;
solos and cho. 4to. © Sept. 14, 1929;
2 c. Sept. 17; E pub. 9877; Robin
Ellis, Ridgefield Park, N. J. 23874
Sometime-somewhere-someday; words
by Ben Nelson, music by Larry E.
Goffin. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 7, 1929; E unp. 11735;
A. J. Balkins, Los Angeles. 23875
Sometimes; words by Philip Seeley,
music by Fred Elizalde, new arr. by
Henri Klickmann; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Sept. 27, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 30;
E pub. 9610; Harms, inc., New York.
23876
Sommeil (Le) d’Antiope; berceuse, par
Edouard Flament, of France, op. 58;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Aug. 28, 1929; 1 ce. Oct. 26;
E for. 6981; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 23877
Sommeil d’enfant; berceuse, di Mario
Rossegger, of Italy; violon et pf. ©
Oct. 23, 1929; 1 c Oct. 24; HE for.
6972: G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
23878
Son (The) of Mary; carol-anthem for
Christmas, words by W. C. Dix, mu-
sic by T. Frederick H. Candlyn;
mixed voices; organ ace. 4to.
Sept. 23, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 3; E pub.
9747; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
23879
Sonata impetuosa; in D moll, von
Francesco Geminiani, bearb. von
Alfred Moffat, of Great Britain; vio-
1256
oe WE
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
line u. klavier. New concert ver-
sion. © June 10, 1929; 1 e Oct. 3;
E for. 6784; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 23880
Sonata in re; di Virgilio Mortari, of
Italy ; violino e pf. © Oct. 31, 1929;
1c. Oct: 26; E for. 7083; A. Forli-
vesi & ¢c., Florence, Italy. 23881
Sonatina; ballet en un acte, scénario
et musique de Ernesto Halffter, of
Spain; partition pf. © June 6,
1929; 1 ce. Oct. 3; E for. 6798; Edi-
tions Max Eschig, Paris. 23882
Sonatine de jazz; par Erwin Straus, of
Austria, op. 1; pf. © Aug. 28, 1929;
1 « Oct. 26; E for. 7007; Editions
Max Eschig, Paris. 23883
Song (The) and the breeze; words by
Edith Sanford Tillotson, set to music
of Humoresque by Antonin Dvorak,
arr. by Ira B. Wilson; sop., alto
and bass. 4to. © Aug. 30, 1929;
2c Oct. 19; E pub. 10381; Lorenz
pub. co., Dayton, O. 23884
Song (The) and the star; 2 pt. Christ-
mas cantata, text by Herman von
Berge, music by Fred B. Holton;
women’s cho. or junior choir.
Sept. 30, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 19; E pub.
10285; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
23885
Song (A) of home; ballad, words and
music by F. J. Rogers, of Canada.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
July 10, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 24; E pub.
9658; Fred J. Rogers, Winnipeg,
Manit., Canada. 23886
Song of joy; words by Homer Cloud,
music by W. W. Andreef, arr. by
Stephen Zoltai; sop. and alto. 4to.
© Oct. 8, 1929; 2 ¢. Oct. 10; E pub.
9901; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
23887
Scng (The) of my heart; from Nix on
dames, words by L. Wolfe Gilbert,
music by Abel Baer. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 8, 1929; E
unp. 11858; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc., New York. 23888
Song (The) of the B. A. C.; words by
J. Edward Killalea, music by Ed-
ward B. Claypoole. [Photostat] ©
1 e@ Oct. 29, 1929; E unp. 12653;
Baltimore athletic club, Baltimore.
23889
Song of the Christmas chimes; song,
words by J. J. Connor, music by
Geoffrey O’Hara; high voice, in A
83588—30——7 12
23901
flat, with pf. or organ ace. © Aug.
15, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 30; E pub. 9631;
White-Smith music pub. co., Boston.
23890
Song of the islands; words and music
by Charles EK. King, arr. by F. Henri
Klickmann; orch. pts. 4to. 1,
Waltz.—2. Fox-trot. © Oct. 24,
1929; 2 c. each Oct, 25; EH .pub.
10833, 10334; Edward B. Marks mu-
sie co., New York. 23891, 23892
Song of the moonlight; words and
music by H. E. Ruhnau. © 1 ¢. Oct.
22, 1929; E unp. 12314; Helene Eliz-
abeth Ruhnau, Riverside, Calif.
23893
Song of the new world; cantata, poem
by Angela Morgan, musie by Wil-
liam G. Hammond; male _ voices,
with ten. or sop. solo. 4to. © Oct.
1, 1929; 2 e. Oct. 2; E pub. 9806;
G. Ricordi & co., inc., New York.
23894
Song of the plains; words by Grace L.
Hosmer, music by Ira B. Wilson.
4to. 1. Ten. 1, 2, and bass.—2. Boy’s
2-pt. song. © Sept. 12, 1929; 2 c.
each Sept. 30; E pub. 9594, 9597;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
23895, 23896
Song of the Volga boatmen; Russian
folk song, arr., ed. and phrased by
Harold Hisenberg; for violin and
pf., with 2d violin pt., or pf. solo.
© Oct. 29, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 30; E pub.
10402; Harry Perlberg music ©o.,
New York. 23897
Song (The) of the vulgar dustman!
written by Rob Currie, composed by
Harold Arpthorp, of Great Britain.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© July 30, 1929; 1 « Sept. 27; E
for. 6772; Reynolds & co., London.
23898
Song of to-morrow; words by Jud
Kline, music by M. G. Maurel, of
France, domiciled at New York.
[Words and melody only] © 1 .«.
Oct. 21, 1929; E unp. 12302; Marcel
Guillaume Maurel, New York.
23899
Song to mother; words and music by
R. A. Henry, arr. by Billy Taylor.
© 1-e. Oct. 31, 1929; E unp. 12747;
Ruth A. Henry, Louisville. 23900
Song without words; by Beryl Rubin-
stein: pf. © June 19, '1929';*2° c.
Oct. 12; E pub. 9974; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 23901
7
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
23902
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
' Song’s eternity; 2-pt. song, words by
John Clare, music by Ethel Boyce,
of Great Britain; sop. and contralto.
Hos ©, Oct. 15, 1929: 1c, Oct, Vie
E for. 6891; Novello & co., ltd.,
London. 23902
Songs of the sea; by C. Villiers Stan-
ford, arr. by H. E. Adkins, of Great
Britain; full military band pts.,
with conductor. Drake’s drum. [4
others] © June 24, 1929; 1 c Sept.
27; E for. 6775; Boosey & co., Itd.,
London. 23903
Songs of the volunteers; songs of the
university of 'Tennessee, compiled
and arr. by Erle Stapleton. Knox-
ville, All-students club, university of
Tenn. © Nov. 14, 1929; 2 c.. Nov.
16; aff. Nov. 18; AA 28525; Student
activities council, university of
Tenn., Knoxville, Tenn. 23904
Sophomore strut; words and music by
Henri Berchman, Wesley Ryan and
Bob Causer. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Sept. 24, 1929; EH unp.
12056; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.,
New York. 23905
Sorrow; for photo play, by A. Duben-
sky, arr. by Walter C. Schad; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. © Aug. 9,
1929;'2 ¢ Aug! 15;3-H’ pub. 97382 ;'G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 23906
Sort (The) of girl that mother used
to be; musical reading, reading by
Lytton Cox, musical setting by Har-
old Wansborough. © Oct. 15, 1929;
2c) Oct. 18% Hy pub. 10siaa he S.
Denison & co., Chicago. 23907
Soul (The) waltz; by I. B. Arnstein ;
ph I/©od e:-Sept. 14; 1929; Esiump.
11739; Ira B. Arnstein, New York.
23908
Sourdough’s sweetie; words and music
by N. P. Kosteck. [Words and mel-
ody ‘only}, “©! Pc. -Ocets WO 1929) 5°
unp. 11892; Nicholas P. Kosteck,
Foxpark, Wy. 23909
South California; words and music by
G. B. Vashon. [Words and melody
cnly] © 1 ¢ Oct. 4,,1929; EB, unp.
11626; George B. Vashon, St. Louis.
23910
South Sea rose; from the photoplay,
words by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music
by. Abel,.Baer. © Oct. 4, 1929;.2 c.
Oct. .0;, E. pub.. 9705; . De. Sylva,
Brown and Henderson, inc., New
York. 23911
Southern (A) hush song; pt. song,
words and music by Litta Lynn, arr.
by Burton West [pseud. of Harry L.
Harts]; sop., alto and bass, with
sop. obbl., Boston, Mass., Charles W.
Homeyer & co. 4to. © Oct. 10,
1929: 2c. Oct. 1h Ba pupae
B. F. Wood music co., Boston. 23912
Southern songs; medley, intro. Old
folks at home, Massa’s in the cold,
cold ground and My old Kentucky
home, arr. by Maurice Lee; solo and
2d violin, with obbl. violin pt.; pf.
ace. © Oct. 24, 1929; 2 c Oct. 25;
E pub. 10340; Century music pub.
co., New York. 23913
Spanish goodnight; words and music
by J. F. Carabella. © 1c. Oct. 26,
1929; E unp. 12564; John F. Cara-
bella, Albany. 23914
Spanish idill [!]; words and music by
B. Einhorn. © 1 ec. Oct. 21, 1929;
E unp. 12304; Bruno EHinhorn,. Up-
per Darby, Pa. 23915
Spinning sprites; by Frederic Groton,
op. R, no. 2; pf. © Sept. 19, 1929;
2 c. Sept. 30; E pub. 9619; G. Schir-
mer, ine., New York. 23916
Spinning-wheel lilt; by Frances Terry ;
pf... © Oct. 10, 19294 2 caOciveier
E pub. 10028; Clayton F. Summy co.,
Chicago. . 23917
ee
Spirit of Santa Cruz; words and music
by V. M. Clayton. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 c.\.Ocet.,11,. 1929;
E unp. 11924; Vera. McKenna Clay-
ton, Santa Cruz, Calif. 23918
Spiritual; from Nix on dames, words
by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by Abel
Baer. [Words and melody only] ©
1 @ Oct 16, 1929; EH unp 12252;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, in¢.,
New York. . 23919
Spring fantasy; by C. H. Jones; pf.
[Photostat] © 1 c. Oct. 30, 1929;
EH unp. 12701; Charles Henry Jones,
Washington. 23920
Spring morning in the hills; pt.-song,
words by Mona Modini Wood, music
by Elinor Remick Warren; mixed
voices, a capella. 4to. © Oct. 17,
1929; 2 « Oct.'17} Epub ‘10129;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 23921
Sprite; by B. A. Holt;, pf... Lenore
Stat] © 1 ec. Oct...7, 19200 2 ee
11731; Beth Alvord Holt, i. e. Mrs.
H. M. Holt, Los Angeles. 23922
1258
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
23943
Stabat Mater dolorosa; words litur-
gical, music by Julian Ahruvjay
[pseud. of Sister Rose of Jesus], op.
30; mixed voices. 4to. © May 81,
1929; 2 e. June 4; E pub. 9928;
Sister Rose of Jesus, Olympia, Wash.
23923
Stackalee; words and music by F.
Hutchison. pt. 1, 2. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 21, 1929;
E unp. 12298; Frank Hutchison, Big
Creek, W. Va. 23924
Star of Alaska; words and music by
R. Y. Sandford. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ec. Oct. 5, 1929; E unp.
_ 11708; Richard Young Sandford,
Montciair, N. J. 23925
Star (The) of love; words by A. H.
Jones, music by Luther A. Clark.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
July 19, 1929; 2 « Oct. 4; E pub.
9792; Arthur H. Jones, Ancon, Canal
Zone. 23926
Star of my life; words by A. Doyra,
music by Robt. H. Brennen. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Oct. 26,
1929; E unp. 12566; Anna Doyra,
Los Angeles. 23927
Star (The) that shines so pure and
bright; Christmas carol, words by
Irene Gass, music by George Rath-
bone, of Great Britain ; mixed voices.
12mo.. © Oct. 31,-1929;—1-e--Oct.
31; E for. 7084; Novello & co., Itd.,
London. 23928
Stars lead us ever on; Christmas carol,
Sioux tribal text adapted by Oscar
Avery, Sioux tribal carol arr. .by
Harvey Gaul; mixed voices; pf. or
organ acc. 4to. © Sept. 27, 1929;
2 c. Oct. 3; E pub. 9746; Oliver Dit-
son ¢co., Boston. 23929
Stary hultaj; oberek, melody by E.
Mika. © 1c. Sept. 14, 1929; E unp.
12206; Edward Mika, Philadelphia.
23930)
State St. blues; words and music by
Cow Cow Davenport [pseud. of
Charles Davenport. Words and mel-
ody only] ©1«e Oct. 21, 1929; E
unp. 12280; State Street music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 23931
Stay with it, give it everything now;
lyrics by Ben Ryan, music by Vio-
linsky [pseud. of Solly Ginsberg] ©
Och (9; 1929; 2 c.-Oet! TUE pub.
9913; Remick music corp., New
York. 23932
Stearns (Theodore) Sonnet; words by
H. W. Mann; high voice. © Sept.
TOATSOS 2 Cet. Ls 2G PUL, SOC;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 238933
Steins and glasses; lament, words and
music, by FE. S. “Burtis, arr. by the
Williams duo. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1929;
E unp. 12680; Fred S. Burtis, Los
Angeles. 23934
Step baby step; words and music by
B. Ray. ©1c. Oct. 1,.1929; E unp.
11516; Bebe Ray, Reno, Ney. 23985
Step in a close-up with me; lyrics by
Pat Ballard [pseud. of F. D. Bal-
lard], music by Tom Waring.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Oct. 30, 1929; E unp. 12685; Francis
Drake Ballard, New York. 23936
Sterne, die wir nie erreichen...; aus
Ich betriig’ dich nur aus liebe, text
von Fritz Rotter, musik von Ralph
Erwin, of Austria: (Jn 6 haupt-
schlager) © Jume- iO, 1929::41 «ce.
July 16; EH for. 6827; Drei masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 23937
Stomp dance; from suite In the Indian
country, by Cady C. Kenney, arr. by
R. E. Hildreth. 1. Band pts., with
solo B flat trumpet or cornet con-
ductor.—2. Orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. © Aug. 12, 1929; 2 c. each
Sept. 30; E pub. 9664, 9665; Walter
Jacobs, inc., Boston. 23988, 239389
Stop layin’ that stuff on me; words
and music by Joe Brown. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 21,
1929; E unp. 12306; Progressive
music co., New York. 23940
Stowaway Steve; words and music by
Slim Peters and Chuck Wiggins. ©
cr Ole. VB; 1925.2) H:unp,..t2a85e
Bibo-Lang, inc., New York. 23941
Straus (Erwin) ‘Trois études de jazz;
par H. Straus, of Austria, op. 2; pf.
1. Straight time. [2 others] © Aug.
28, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 26; E for. 7008;
Editions Max Eschig, Paris. 23942
Strauss (Richard) Gliick und dank;
‘film-musik, nach motiven aus Die
frau ohne schatten, bearb. von Lud-
wig Brav, of Germany, instr. von
Bernard Homola, of Germany;
grosses orch. stimmen, mit pf. direc-
tion u. violino 1 direction. © June
21, 1929; 1 c. July 12; B for. 6761;
Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin. 23943
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23944
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
Strauss (Richard )—Continued.
Liebessehnsucht-leidenschaft ; film-
musik, nach motiven aus Schlago-
bers, bearb. von Hans Erdman, of
Germany, instr. von Bernard Homo-
la, of Germany; grosses orch. stim-
men, mit pf. direction u. violino 1
direction.
July 12; E for. 6760; Adolph Fiirst-
ner, Berlin. 23944
Strolling in the moonlight; lyric by
Berry Robison, musie by M.-R. Ter-
ry.. © 1 e@ Oet.' 7, 1929; Hi unp.
11713; Myrl R. Terry, Hinckley,
Utah. 23945
Stu tammureddu; words and music by
A. Calafiura, of Italy, domiciled at
Brooklyn. [Words and melody only ]
©}: ¢! Oct. 2; 1929; Bianap. 11550 ;s
Anthony Calafiura, Brooklyn. 23946
Studies in black and white; by N.
Slonimsky; pf. (Jn New music, v.
3, no. 1, Oct. 1929) © Oct. 10, 1929;
2c. Oct. 14; E pub. 10045; Nicolas
Slonimsky, Boston. 23947
Sugar baby; words and music by H.
Presley. [Words and melody only]
©1c. Oct. 24, 1929; E unp. 124382;
Harry Presley, Youngstown, O.
23948
Suite andine; par Carlos Lavin, of
Chile; pf. 1. L’aube. [2 others]
© Aug. 29, 1929; 1 e. Oct. 26; E for.
7004; Editions Max Hschig, Paris.
23949
Summer (The) days are dawning;
words by H. Landby, music by Rich-
ard Broughton. © 1 e¢. Sept. 30,
1929; E unp. 11487; Herbert Land-
by. Flint, Mich. 23950
Summer noon on the desert; pt.-song,
words by Mona Modini Wood, music
by Elinor Remick Warren; mixed
voices. 4to. © Oct. 17, 1929; 2 ¢.
Oct. 17: E pub. 10130; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 23951
Summer-time sweetheart; words and
music by L. A. Thomas. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Oct. 24,
1929: E unp. 12435; Lueille A.
Thomas, Rochester, N. Y. 23952
Summer twilight; waltz song, words
and music by K. W. Kilkka. © Oct.
10, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 14; E pub. 10098 ;
Kaarlo W. Kilkka, Astoria, Or.
23953
Sun (The) about to rise; from Sweet
Adeline, words by Oscar Hammer-
stein, 2d, music by Jerome Kern.
1
© . hune.21,..1925° i. ¢.
)
“
© Oct. 4, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 9; EB pub.
9869; T. B. Harms co., New York.
23954
Sun of my soul; anthem, words by
John Keble, music by F. S. Ray-
mond; mixed voices. 4to. © Sept.
14, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 17; E pub. 9876;
Robin Hllis, Ridgefield Park, N. J.
23955
Sun-tan; novelty dance, by R. S.
Stoughton; pf. © Aug. 1, 1929; 2c.
Sept. 30; E pub. 9662; Walter Ja-
cobs, ine., Boston. 23956
Sun (The) will shine again; words
and music by C. M. Nelson. © 1 ¢,
Oct. 11, 1929; E unp. 11928; C. Marie
Nelson, Riverside, Calif. 23957
Sunbeam girl; lyrics and musie by
Jack Hdgar [pseud. of John Edgar
Hostater] © 1 ¢. Oct. 21, 1929; E
unp. 12294; John Edgar Hostater,
Piedmont, Calif. 23958
Sunset starlight and you; words and
music by EH. M. Galligan. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Oct. 24,
1929; E unp. 12488; Eleanor M. Gal-
ligan, Hood River, Or. 23959
Sunshine Mary; words by Pat Bal-
lard [pseud. of F. D. Ballard], mu-
sic by Tom Waring. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 24, 1929;
E unp. 12480; Francis: Drake Bal-
lard, New York. 23960
Sunshine, shine a little bit for me;
words and music by I. Netherton.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Oct. 4, 1929; E unp. 11641; Ishmael
Netherton, Detroit. 23961
Sweedish [!]-American mazurka; by
P. Frosini; pf. © 1c. Oct, 19; 1929;
E unp. 12216; S. Riceardi, New
York. 23962
Sweet alimony; words and music by
S. A. Masselle; violin. © 1 ce. Oct.
5, 1929; E unp. 11687; S. Alfred
Masselle, Newburgh, N. Y. 23963
Sweet and low; words by Alfred Ten-
hyson, music by Joseph Barnby, arr.
by Ira B. Wilson; sop., alto and
bass. 4to. © Sept. 12),1929: 2: c-
Sept. 30; E pub. 9592; Lorenz pub.
co., Dayton, O. 23964
Sweet dreams; words and music by
D. Summerfield. © 1 ce. Oct. 16,
1929: E unp. 12075; Dorena Sum-
merfield, New York. 23965
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no. 10, 1929
Sweet dreams of you; fox-trot, words
and music by R. R. Faulkner; pf.
© 1. Oct. 7, 1929; E unp. 12362;
Roland Robert Faulkner, Washing-
ton. 23966
Sweet heart: words and music by J.
Rewer, <C) ve: sOct. 29. 1929 +
unp. 12732; J. Kellar Kirn, New
York. 23967
Sweet heart of mine; by V. J. Mara-
marco; melody with pf. ace. ©1.
Oct. 9, 1929; E unp. 11845; Vincent
J. Maramarco, Hartford. 23968
Sweet is the voice and brown are the
eyes; words and music by L. Tower,
arr. by Walter W. Newcomer. ©
eer. 19,1929: 2 ce. Oct. .19;.4- pub.
10215; Leslie Tower, Red Bluff,
Calif. 23969
Sweet Mary to the temple fares;
words by Carl von Winterfeld, music
by Johannes Eccard, ed. by Carl F.
Pfatteicher; mixed voices. Copy-
right is based upon new matter of
C. F. Pfatteicher namely, his inter-
pretation represented in the legible
notation thereof contained in the
copies filed. 4to. © Aug. 6, 1929; 2
ec. Oct. 12; E pub. 9937; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 23970
Sweet mem’ries; waltz, words by C.
Troske, music by Ray Hibbeler. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 9, 1929; E unp. 11812 ; Char-
lotte Troske, New Haven, Conn.
23971
Sweet mother of mine; words by Edna
Allen Wright, music by A. R. Strick-
ling. © 1c. Oct. 16, 1929; E unp.
12077: Ada Remlinger Strickling,
Cleveland. 23972
Sweet nothings of love; words by Ed-
gar Leslie, music by Walter Donald-
son. © 1 ¢ Oct. 10, 1929; E ump.
11869; Donaldson, Douglas & Gum-
ble, inc., New York. 23973
Sweet old fashioned girl; words and
music by Sunny Clapp and Walter
Singleton. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 7, 1929; E unp. 11728;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 23974
Sweet romance; words by Edgar Les-
lie, music by Walter Donaldson. ©
1 ¢. Oct. 10, 1929; E unp. 11868;
Donaldson, Douglas & Gumble, inc.,
New York. 23975
Sweet Rosy Rosetta; words and music
by W. Thibeault and P. E. Martel.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
23987
Oct. 4, 1929; E unp. 11643; Wilfrid
Th.beault and Paul E. Martel, Sun-
cook, N. H. 23976
Sweet summer days; by Percy Elliott,
of Great Britain; pf. 1. Wildrose
time. [3 others] © Sept. 26, 1929;
1 «. Oct. 11;..E. for, 7050.; Schott, &
co., 1td., London. 23977
Sweet Virginia in old Virginia; words
and music by C. J. Robison. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Oct. 18,
1929; E unp. 12179; Carson J. Rob-
ison, New York. 23978
Sweetheart ; words by E. Wong, music
by Chester Escher; 1st violin. © 1
e. Oct. 12, 1929; E unp. 11958; Eve-
lyn Wong, Kanai, T. H. 23979
Sweetheart come back to me; words
and music by M. E. Bilpusch. ©
ie. Oct 30, 1929; E unp. 12695;
Michael Edgar Bilpusch, Los An-
geles. 23980
Sweetheart days; words and music by
KF. McManus, of Canada, domiciled at
Los Angeles. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Oct. 15, 1929; E unp.
12043 ; Frederick McManus, Los An-
geles. 23981
Sweetheart days; words and music by
G. Luepkes. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 24, 1929; E unp.
12448; Grace Luepkes, Harvard, Ill.
23982
Sweetheart days; words and music by
H. Bryant and E. McMichen. © 1
ce. Aug. 18, 1929; E unp. 11931; Hoyt
Bryant and Elmer McMichen, At-
lanta. 23983
Sweetheart divine; lyrics and music by
J. L. Koch; pf. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1929;
E unp. 12578; Justin L. Koch, Des
Moines. 23984
Sweetheart do not cry; duet, from
Moon madness, words by A. P. Bar-
ney, music by Solomon Cohen. ©
Ont. { 1929 3.452 1¢. (OctishinE# gab:
9822; Alice P.ke Barney, Los An-
geles. 23985
Sweetheart don’t make me wait; words
by E. Ballas, music by Ray Hib-
beler. © 1c. Sept. 30, 1929; E unp.
11509; Ella Ballas, Williamson,
W. Va. 23986
Sweetheart I still love your smiles and
you; words and music by Jack
Prunty and Tom Hyatt. © Oct. 19,
19293 2: ‘c:-Octshd9; “EH prb. 10214;
S. M. Prunty & C.. T. Hyatt, West
Union, W. Va. 23987
1261
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23988
Sweetheart Louise; words and music
by S. Thompson, of Great Britain,
domiciled at New York, arr. by P. B.
N. Watkins. © Oct. 16, 1929; 2 «
Oct. 18; E pub. 10156; Spence
Thompson, New York. 23988
Sweetheart of mine; words and music
by W. Markowitz. [Words and mel-
ody only] .© 1 ce. Oct. 5, 1929; EB
unp. 11684; William Markowitz, Hol-
lywood. 23989
Sweetheart of mine; words by E. M.
Staley, music by EH. A. Holman.
[Photostat] © 1 ¢. July 30, 1929;
E unp. 11934; EH. Alice Holman and
EK. M. Staley, San Diego, Calif.
23990
Sweetheart of the tropical sea; waltz
song, words by Susan Wren, music
by Henry Katzman and Paul Denni-
ker... ‘© iOet,: 7,7 19292 G,. Octy 7:
E pub. 9826; Triangle music pub.
co., ine., New York. 23991
Sweetheart of yesterday; words and
music by Howard Johnson and Irv-
ing B.bo. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 9, 1929; E unp. 11829;
Bibo-Lang, inc., New York. 23992
Sweetheart, what’s troubling you?
words by <A. Fischer, music by
Luther A. Clark. © 1 ¢. Oct. 19,
1925; E unp. 12217; Anna Fischer,
Buffalo. 23993
Sweetheart where can you be? words
by Rosamund Marriott Watson, mu-
sic by M. E. Chidsey. © 1 ec. Oct.
3, 1929; EH unp. 11654; Mary Bliza-
beth Chidsey, Stamford, Conn.
. 23994
Sweets don’t make me steal; words
and music by H. Jones; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Oct. 10, 1929; 2 e. Oct.
21; E pub. 10254; Harry Jones,
Rome, N. Y. 23995
Swieta noc w betleemie; melody by
J. Kallini. © 1c. ‘Oct. 23, 1929;
EH unp. 12380; Josef Kallini, Brook-
lyn. 23996
Swing song; by Ethel Barns, arr. by
W. F. Ambrosio [pseud. of Gustav
Saenger]; 4 violins with pf. acc.
Se. © July 29, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 12;
E pub. 9953; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 23997
Swinging; words and music by F. F.
Porteous. © Sept. 25, 1929; 2 c.
Sept. 27; E pub. 9582; Frances
Franklin Porteous, West Townsend,
Mass. 23998
pt. 111, n. S., Vv. 24
Swiss cheese; by J. A. Hayton, of
England, domiciled at Sacramento,
Calif:: pti: ©-1 ec. Oct. 8, SisZe.
E unp. 11774; James Arthur Hay-
ton, Sacramento, Calif. 23999
Symphonisches vorspiel; aus Schirin
und Gertraude, von Paul Graener,
of Germany, op. 51, arr. von Franz
Eber, of Austria; small orch. pts.,
with pf. direction and violino 1 di-
rection. © June 13, 1929; 1 ec. July
30; E for. 6861; Universal edition,
a. g., Vienna. 24000
Sztajerek z oberkiem; melody by P.
Humeniuk. © 1 ¢. Oct. 26, 1929;
E unp. 12588; Paul Humeniuk, New
York. 24001
Tailor’s (The) mouse; words and
music collected by G. M. Newell. .
(In Girl scout song book, rev. ed.
1929) © Sept. 26, 1929; 2 ce. Sept.
24; E pub. 9668; George McCowan
Newell, New York. 24002
Take a little bit; words and music
by Joe Brown. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 21, 1929; E unp.
12307; Progressive music co., New
York. 24003
Take her out in an aeroplane and give
her the air; words and music by
H. S. Schwartz. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 25, 1929;
E unp. 12499; Harry S. Schwartz,
New York. 24004
Take me back; lyric and music by
Frank Stokes. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 25, 1929; E unp.
12552; Southern musie pub. ¢o., inc.,
New York. 24005
Take me back, take me back to the
old nest; waltz ballad, words by
O. B. Ballard, music by Thalia Levy
Rice and O. B. Ballard. © 1 «.
Aug. 8, 1929; E unp. 11769; Ollie
Brytt Ballard, Paducah, Ky. 24006
Take me back to Tennessee; words
and music by Fred Rose; pf. and
ukulele ace., with quartet for male
or mixed voices. © Oct. 15, 1929;
2 ec. Oct. 18; E pub. 10151; Ty S.
Denison & co., Chicago. 24007
Take your time; melody by Jabbo
Smith. © 1 ce. Oct. 21, 1929; E
unp. 12276; State Street music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 24008
Tale (The) a garden told; burlesque
en miniature, cycle of six songs,
words and music by Kathleen Lock-
1262
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
24031
hart Manning; med voice. 1. The | Tender (A) thought; by Leopold W.
big potato. [5 others] © June 38,
1929; 2 ec Oct. 12; E pub. 9983;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 24009
Tall, dark, and handsome; words and
music by Speed Langworthy [pseud.
of N. B. Langworthy]; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © Oct. 15, 1929; 2 e. Oct.
18; E pub. 10148;.T. S. Denison &
co., Chicago. 24010
Tango; by Robert A. Lawson; pf. ©
Oct. 24, 1929; 2 ¢. Oct. 28; EH pub.
10413; James I. Wray co., Edge-
wood, R. I. 24011
Tango melancholic; by G. Stone; pf.
© 1c. Oct. 28, 1929; E unp. 12612;
Gregory Stone, New York. 24012
Tango moderne; by Leopold W. Ro-
venger, op. 20; pf. © Oct. 31, 1929;
2 ¢. Oct. 31; E pub. 10422; Schroeder
& Gunther, inc., New York. 24013
Tankard (The) and the bowl; from
Cameo Kirby, lyric by Ed. Brady, mu-
sic by Fred Strauss. © 1 ¢. Oct.
26, 1929; E unp. 12585; Fox film
corp., New York. 24014
Tantalizer (The); by Sam A. Perry,
orch. by George J. Trinkaus; full
orch. pts., with pf. or organ conduc-
tor. © Oct. 15, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 18;
E pub. 10288; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 24015
Te Deum laudamus; music by Lucina
Jewell; mixed voices, organ acc.;
in D maj. 4to. © Oct. 22, 1929;
2 c. Oct. 23; E pub. 10801; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 24016
Te Deum laudamus; music by W. A.
Goldsworthy; mixed voices, organ
acec.; in C. 4to. © Oct. 22, 1929;
2 ec. Oct. 23; E pub. 10296; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 24017
Te Deum laudamus; set to music by
EK. B. Halsey; mixed voices, with
organ ace. © Sept. 13, 1929; 2 «.
Sept. 14; E pub. 9694; Edward Bid-
dle Halsey, Radnor, Pa. 24018
Technic and tonality; 12 easy study
pieces, by N. Louise Wright; pf.
OG. 24., 1929; 2 c., Oct. 26;-E pub.
10408; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 24019
Tell me it’s true; words by Clay Bry-
son, music by Al Goering; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Oct. 16, 1929; 2 ¢.
Oct. 21; E pub. 10262; Remick mu-
Sic corp., New York. 24020
Rovenger, op. 23; pf. © Oct. 31,
19293) 2). ¢.: Oct. »3): 1: Ei pubs 10828 ;
Schroeder & Gunther, ine., New York.
24021
Tennant (Sheena) Two capriccios ; by
S. Tennant, of Great Britain; pf.
Oakville, Ont., Canada, — London,
Frederick Harris co. © Sept. 30,
1929; 1.c. Sept. 27; E for. : 6834;
Sheena Tennant, Fairlie, Ayrshire,
Scotland. 24022
Texas gloria; words and music by S.
T. Bell. ©1e. Oct. 8, 1929; E unp.
11857; Sara Thompson Bell, Dallas.
24023
Thanksgiving (The) story book; oper-
etta for children, in three episodes,
bk., lyrics and music by Lois Wilson
and Mary F. Lehnhard. Vocal sc.,
dialog and stage directions. 4to. ©
Oct. 14,1929: 2° c2Oct. 17 3 D.pub:
27600; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
24024
That ain’t right; words and music by
D. Bogen. © 1 ¢. Oct. 11, 1929; E
unp. 11925; David Bogen, Arcadia,
Calif. 24025
That bright day to-morrow ; words and
music by Jean Bradley and Dolly
Dike. © 1 c. Oct. 12, 1929; E unp.
11969; B. W. Large, Fresno, Calif.
24026
That feeling is pleading for you; fox
trot, words and music by F. Ramon-
detta; violin. © 1c. Oct. 14, 1929;
E unp. 12010; Frank Ramondetta,
Brooklyn. 24027
That is why I feel blue; fox-trot,
words and music by E. Delos Santos.
© Oct. 9, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 10; E pub.
9906; Emilio Delos Santos, San
Francisco. 24028
That little boy of mine; words and mu-
sic by Benny Meroff, Wayne King
and Walter Hirsch, arr. by Rube
Bennett; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Oct. 10, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 14; E pub.
10099; Milton Weil music co., Chi-
cago. 24029
That'll get it; words and music by Cow
Cow Davenport [pseud. of Charles
Davenport. Words and melody only]
© 1 c. Oct. 21, 1929; E unp. 12281;
State Street music co., inc., Chicago.
24030
That night in Spain; words and music
by Maury Madison [pseud. of W. R.
Smith. Photostat] © 1 c¢. Oct. 3,
1929; E unp. 11583; W. Renwick
Smith, Hollywood, Calif. 24031
1263
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24032
That old fashioned garden where the
morning glories twine; words by E.
M. Vaughn, music by Robt. H. Bren-
nen. [Words and melody only] ©
Tte. Oct. 16, 1929; E unp. 12072;
Edna Margaret Vaughn, Chico, Calif.
24032
That plaintive melody; words by Ann
Robison, music by Abraham Robison.
©1e. July 13, 1929; E unp. 11800;
Abraham Robison, New York.
24033
That radio tune; words and music by
©. B. Knight. © 1. Sept. 28, 1929;
E unp. 11540; Cora Benton Knight,
Buffalo. 24034
That’s all I ask of you: words and mu-
sic by G. E. Armstrong. © 1 e. Oct.
21, 1929; E unp. 12353; Gordon
Ernest Armstrong, Roslindale, Mass.
24035
That’s how much [I care; by R. N.
Schraeger; pf. © 1c. Oct. 1, 1929;
E unp. 11524; Rudolph N. Schraeger,
Los Angeles. 24036
That’s my baby, she sure has every-
thing; words by Philip Swanson, mu-
Sic by V. Martucci. © 1 ¢ Sept.
11, 1929; EK unp. 11743; Vineent Mar-
tucci, New York. 24037
That’s not all; words and music by
Betty Minor [i. e. E. H. Minor.
Words and melody only] ©. .c,
Oct. 15, 1929; E unp. 12032; Eliza-
beth H. Minor, Waterbury, Conn.
24038
That’s the time when I miss you;
from Cape Cod follies, words by Sey-
mour Morris, music by Alexander
Fogarty: pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Oct. 4, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 9; E pub.
10073; Shubert theatre corp., New
York. 24039
That’s why we misbehave; from Cape
Cod follies, words by Edith Lois and
Urana Clarke, music by Alexander
Fogarty; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Oct. 4, 1929; 2 @ Oct. 9; E pub.
10072; Shubert theater corp., New
York. 24040
That sweet bunch of kisses and you;
words by C. Gaston, music by Harry
Clifford. © 1 e¢. Oct. 23, 1929; HE
unp. 12888; Clyde Gaston, Duncan,
S.C, 24041
That was yesterday; ballad, words by
Andy Razaf, music by Paul Denni-
ker. New York, Triangle music pub.
co., inc. © Sept. 30, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
30; E pub. 9647; Joe Davis, New
York. 24042
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
Theme no. 1; melody by J. B. Ander-
son. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1929; E unp.
11830; John B. Anderson, Madison,
N. J. 24043
Theme no. 2; melody by J. B. Ander-
son.' © 1 c.’ 'Oct.’’9;' 1929; RP amp:
11831; John B. Anderson, Madison,
IN. ae 24044
Theme no. 3; melody by John B. An-
derson. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1929; E unp.
11832; John B. Anderson, Madison,
N. J. 24045
Theme no. 4; melody by J. B. Ander-
son. © 1c. Oct. 9, 1929; E unp.
11833; John B. Anderson, ‘Madison,
N. J. 24046
Theme no. 5; melody by J. B. Ander-
son. © 1. Oct. 9, 1929; E unp.
11834; John B. Anderson, Madison,
Ned: 24047
Theme no. 6; melody by J. B. Ander-
son. © 1 ¢. Oct. 9, 1929; E unp.
11835; John B. Anderson, Madison,
N: ok 24048
Then things blow up like a toy bal-
loon! words by Susan Wren, music
by Willard Robison; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Sept. 10, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
27; E pub. 9650; Donaldson, Douglas
& Gumble, inc., New York. 24049
Then we canoe-dle-oodle along; fox-
trot, words and music by Harry
Woods, Charles Tobias and José
Bohr, arr. by Ed. Smalle; male quar-
tet, unaec. 4to. © Oct. 8, 1929;
2\:e. Oct. 11.3 :Hy/ pubs TOQ80ps ies
Feist, inc., New York. 24050
Then you’d believe in me; words by
N. Theckston, music by W. Wallace.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 15, 1929; E unp. 12023; William
Wallace and Norman Theckston,
Gloucester, N. J. 24051
There ain’t many babies about ; comedy
waltz, words and music by Ralph
Butler and Raymond Wallace, both
of Great Britain; pf. and ukulele
ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Ott. 16, 1929; 1° ¢, Oct ser
E for. 6956; Campbell, Connelly &
co., ltd., London. 24052
There ain’t nobody got it like she’s got
it: words by J. E. Guernsey, music
by Floyd Thompson. © 1c. Oct. 21,
1929; E unp. 12246; Thompson &
Guernsey, Indianapolis. 24052
1264
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
There must be somebody waiting for
me in loveland; from Glorifying the
American girl, words and music by
Walter Donaldson; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Oct. 16, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 16;
E pub. 10132; Donaldson, Douglas &
Gumble, inc., New York. 24054
There’s a broken chord some-where in
love’s old sweet song; words and
music by E. H. Coffey; pf. and uku-
lele acc. Marion, O., Coffey & Wy-
rick. © Oct. 19, 1929; 2 ¢. Oct. 19;
EK pub. 10213; Earl H. Coffey and
Vera Wyrick, Marion, O. 24055
There’s a little white cottage down by
the sea; words by J. Parkhill, music
by Horace L. Chapman. © 1 «.
Aug. 15, 1929; E unp. 11740; James
Parkhill, Niagara Falls, N. Y. 24056
There’s a moonbeam ’round my motor ;
words by F. Hosford, musie by Eu-
gene Platzman. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Oct. 4, 1929; E unp.
11608; Floyd Hosford, Newark Val-
fey IN. Xo. 24057
There’s a place in my heart just for
you; by V. J. Maramarco; melody
with pf. acc. © 1c Oct. 9, 1929;
E unp. 11846; Vincent J. Maramarco,
Hartford. 24058
There’s a song in the air; Christmas
duet, words by Josiah G. Holland,
music by Allene K. Bixby; sop. and
ten. © Aug. 24, 1929; 2 ¢. Sept. 30;
E pub. 9602; Lorenz pub. co., Dav-
ton, O. 24059
There’s nobody home but your baby;
words and music by T. Paul.
[Words and melody only]. © 1 «.
Oct. 10, 1929; E unp. 11888; Thomas
Paul, Peoria, I[1l. 24060
There’s nothing that I wouldn’t do;
lyric by Herbert [pseud. of Herbert
Opoznauer], music by Paul Brass
[pseud. of R. D. Galvao], of Brazil,
domiciled at New York. © 1 ¢. Oct.
10, 1929; E unp. 11909; Raul De
Toledo Galvao, New York. 24061
There’s One I know; solo or duet and
cho., words and melody by H. E.
Robbins, alto by Mrs. H. E. Rob-
bins, with pf. acc. © Sept. 20, 1929;
2c. Oct. 2; E pub. 9760; H. E. Rob-
bins, Braden Castle, Fla. 24062
There’s something funny about you;
words by P. V. Advincula, music by
David Reed. © Oct. 3, 1929; 2 e.
Oct. 4;.E pub. 9693; P. V. Advin-
cula, Galveston, Tex. 24063
24073
There’s sunshine in our alley, now that
Sally’s home again; words and music
by G. Queen and J. R.. Biggs.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Oct. 17, 1929; E unp. 12428; George
Queen and James R. Biggs, Detroit.
24064
They couldn’t fix my ticket; words by
Harcourt Strange, music by H. D.
Cole. [Words and melody only.
Photostat] © 1c Aug. 1, 1929; E
unp. 11781 ; Harry D. Cole and Thad-
deus Harcourt Strange, Mount Ver-
MOM, TING 24065
They start all over again; fox trot,
words by Harry Castling, music by
Chester Goldwyn, of Great Britain;
pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Sept. 14, 1929;
1%e.'Oet: o° HE’ tor. 677s Lareme &
co., Itd., London. 24066
Thing (A) or two; words and music
by S. A. Masselle; violin. © 1 «.
Oct. 5, 1929; E unp. 11689; S. Alfred
Masselle, Newburgh, N. Y. 24067
Think of tomorrow; words by H. Jew-
ell, music by H. M. Steinbaugh and
H. Jewell. © 1 ec. Oct. 16, 1929; E
unp. 12082; Helen M. Steinbaugh,
Birmingham, Mich., and Howard
Jewell, Highland Park, Mich. 24068
Thinking; waltz, words by Carlos L.
Cabello, music by F. L. Cabello and
Xavier Cugat; pf. ~©.1 ec.’ Oct. 17,
1929; E unp. 12132; Fernando L.
Cabello, Los Angeles. 24069
This is my message mother dear to
you; words by Jimmy Howard [i. e.
James Paul Howard], music by
Thomas Andrew Donnelly. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. Oct. 21,
1929; E unp. 12342; Thomas A. Don-
nelly and James P. Howard, Pater-
son. 24070
Thorns and lillies[!]; words by C. J.
Houston, music by Fred Ahlefeld.
[Words and melody only] © 1..
Oct. 16, 1929; E unp. 12084; Cora J.
Houston, Parsons, Tenn. 24071
Those beautiful all-around smiles;
words by J. Schirmacher, music by
Herbert O: Sontag. Milwaukee,
Wis., Wm. A. Kaun music co.
Oct. 21, 1929; 2 c. Cet 23) Epub.
10309 ; Josephine Schirmacher,
Evanston, Ill. 24072
Those laughing blue eyes; words by
C. E. Swallow, music by Luther A.
Clark. © 1. Oct. 30, 1929; E unp.
12702; Clyde Evertt Swallow, Oke-
mah, Okl. 24073
1265
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24074
Those songs so dear to me; words and
music by Will McFadden [i. e. W.
C. McFadden], arr. by Salvatore Or-
lando. London, Keith, Prowse &
co., ltd. © Oct. 12, 1929; 2 ec Oct.
3; E pub. 9927; William Cunning-
ham McFadden, New York.
Those walking, talking dolls; words
by Lytton Cox, music by Helen
Wing. © Oct. 8, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 11;
E pub. 9920; T. S. Denison & Go.,
Chicago. 24075
Thou art my God; words from Psalm
63, music by Dorothy Radde Emery ;
double cho. of mixed voices. © Oct.
30, 1929; 2c. Oct. 31; E pub. 10487;
H. W. Gray co., Chicago. 24076
Thou gazest on the stars; lines attri-
buted to Plato, music by Julia Rock-
well; solo and women’s cho., with
xylophone and pf. ace. 4to. © Oct.
17, 1929; 2 ¢. Oct. 17; E pub. 10120;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 24077
Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace;
short anthem, words from the Bible,
music by William Pierson Merrill;
mixed voices. 4to. © Oct. 22, 1929;
20." Oct-25 +7 Er pub: 10293" 7 Ee Ww.
Gray co., New York. 24078
Though I’m only a pal to you dear, to
me your [!] my Sweetheart; words
by T. J. McGowan, music by Jerry
Thomas [pseud. of Gerald HE.
Thomas. Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 11, 1929; E unp. 11542;
Thomas J. McGowan, Albany.
; 24079
Three little words; words by S. E.
Hollister, music by Donald P. Fina.
[Words and melody only] © 1e.
Oct. 22, 1929; E unp. 12330; Sanna
Eyde Hollister, Kenosha, Wis.
24080
Through all the change of time; hymn,
words by Alva J. McClain, music by
H. G. Tovey. © Sept. 1, 1929; 2 «c.
Oct. 19; E pub. 10241; Herbert G.
Tovey, Eagle Rock, Calif. 24081
Tia Juana blues; words and music by
Helen Beasley. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Oct. 21, 1929; E unp.
12271; State Street music pub. co.,
inc., Chicago. 24082
Tickling the ivories; pf. novelty, by
Viola Plantiko. ©1c. Oct. 24, 1929;
E unp. 12606; William F. Plantiko,
Stevens Point, Wis. 24083
Tid-dley-winks; lyric and music by M.
H. R. Cook. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Oct. 22, 1929; E unp.
24074
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
12312; Mary Hungerford Robinson
Cook, Watsonville, Calif. 24084
Tidings of great joy; Christmas pag-
eant, text by Verna Whinery, music
by I. H. Meredith. 8vo. © Sept.
23, 1929; 1 ce. Oct. 14; D pub. 27596;
Tullar-Meredith co., New York.
24085
Tiento; de Miguel de Fuenllana, tran-
scription par Emilio Pujol, of Spain;
guit. © Aug. 28, 1929; 1 ¢. Oct. 26;
EK for. 6996; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 24086
Tierra mia; danza, letra y musica de
F. L. Cabello; pf. (Jn Mexican mu-
sic—Spanish music, album no. 1)
© Aug. 26, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 30; E pub.
9848 ; Fernando L. Cabello, El Paso.
24087
Tiger man; song of the Apache, lyric
by Charles O’Flynn and Ben Gor-
don, music by Henry Lodge; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Oct. 3, 1929; 2 «c.
Oct. 4; E pub. 9700; Spier & Coslow,
ine., New York. 24088
Till I met you; theme song of The
silver swan, words by Wm. 8S. Brady
and Alonzo Price, music by H. Maur-
ice Jacquet. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Oct. 19, 1929; E unp.
12368; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
24089
Till times get better; melody by Jabbo
Smith. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1929; E unp.
12278; State Street music pub. co.,
ine., Chicago. 24090
Till your happiness happens along;
words by Annette Hanshaw, music
by Jack Miller; pf. acc., with uku-
lele arr. by Arnold New. © Oct. 9,
1929; 2 ce. Oct.. 10; E pub. 9905;
Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc., New
York. 24091
Time will tell; From Girl from Ha-
vana, words by L. Wolfe Gilbert,
music by Abel Baer. © Oct. 4, 1929;
2 ¢. Oct. 5; E pub. 9706; De Sylva,
Brown and Henderson, inc, New
York. 24092
Tinker-toy ; words by Grace Stern and
Henry Cohen, music by J. Stern.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 12, 1929; E unp. 11977; Jack
Stern, Los Angeles. 24093
Tip-toe thru’ the tulips with me; from
Gold diggers of Broadway, lyric by
Al. Dubin, music by Joe Burke, arr.
by Ed. Smalle; mixed voices. 4to.
1266
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
© Sept. 27, 1929; 2 ¢. Oct. 2; E pub.
10060; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 24094
Tipsy ; fox-trot, by Geo. L. Heartly, of
France, arr. by Tom Waltham, of
Great Britain; small orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Aug. '28,
1929; 1 ce. Oct. 26; E for. 6979: Kdi-
tions Max Eschig, Paris. 24095
To all people; Christmas pageant, by
Phoebe Whittier, with incidental
music of familiar favorite selections,
by various composers. 8vo. © Oct.
19, 1928: 2 ec. Sept. 14, 1929; D pub.
27599; Tullar-Meredith co., New
York. 24096
To daffadills; words by Robert Her-
rick, music by William Lindsay, of
Great Britain, domiciled at Minne-
apolis; med. voice. © Sept. 27,
1929; 2 c. Oct. 1; E pub. 9724; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 24097
To love you is divine; words and mu-
sic by A. Howard. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Oct. 4, 1929; E
unp. 11669; Anna Howard, New
York. 24098
To Romeiko; words by A. Anastasi-
ades, music by Ierotheo Skiza, of
Italy, domiciled at New York.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Oct. 19, 1929; E unp. 12234; Syn-
chronic pub. co., New York.. 24099
To the sea; by J. C. Bartells, op. 5;
pf. 8vo. [Mimeograph] © Oct. 15,
iseo> 2¢. Oct. 49; EH. pub. 10207;
John C. Bartells, Chicago. 24100
To us a child of royal birth; Christ-
mas anthem, liturgical words, mu-
sic by Herbert Sanders; mixed
voices ;.organ acc. 4to. © Sept. 18,
1929; 2 ec. Oct. 3; E pub. 9745; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 24101
Toast (The) of Broadway; play in 3
acts and 4 scenes, words and music
by P. L. Menn and O. Menn. vy. 1, 2.
© 1 ec. Oct. 14, 1929; D unp. 27589;
Paul L. Menn and Olga Menn, Chi-
cago. 24102
Toast (A) to the girl I love; from
New Orleans frolic, words by James
Brockman, music by James Hanley.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1929; E unp. 12595;
Fox film corp., New York. 24103
To-day ; unison song, words by Thomas
Carlyle, music by E. T. Chapman, of
Great Britain. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © July 17,
24114
1929 5:1 ‘e@. 1 Sept.) 53,.H -for:>F08h;) A.
F. W. Deane & sons, the Year book
press, ltd., London. 24104
Today is the tomorrow I dreamed of
yesterday; words and music by G.
M. Hunt. © 1. Oct. 21, 1929; B
unp. 12287; Garrie Murland Hunt,
Urbana, Ill. 24105
Told in the hills; 7 pieces for pf., by
Lee Pattison, op. 4. © Oct. 17, 1929;
2 ec. Oct. 19; E pub..10158; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 24106
Toledo; canzone spagnola, versi di
Gavroche, musica di G. Barboni e
F. Contim, both of Italy: pe.
Oct; 10,1929. 1c. Ock: 63H. for
6777; A. Forlivesi & c., Florence,
Italy. 24107
Tom-tom; music-drama, by S. G. Mc-
Canns. © 1c. Oct. 25, 1929; D unp.
27607; Shirley Graham McCanns,
Baltimore. 24108
To-morrow’s. another day; words and
music by Klar Magnus. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 22, 1929;
E unp. 123829; Claire Ardath, New
York. 24109
Tondeleyo; theme song of White cargo,
words by Stanley Hill, music by
Noel Gay, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele arr.
by Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Oct. 4. 1929;
1 ¢. Oct. 5; E for. 7069; Lawrence
Wright music co., London. 24110
Tonner (Paul) Four benediction
hymns; words from liturgy of the
Catholic church; mixed voices. 4to.
[Latin text] © Aug. 27, 1929; 2:¢
Oct. 7; E pub. 9818; McLaughlin &
Reilly co., Boston. 24111
Too late to say I’m sorry; words and
music by Jimmy Noel [i. e., H. J.
Noel. Words and melody only] ©
1..e. Sept. 18, 1929; HW wunp., P1543 ;
Herbert James Noel, Chicago.
24112
Too soon; words and music by Buddy
‘Langdon [pseud. of M. Langdon.
Words and melody only] ©1..
Aug. 5, 1929; E unp. 11793; Maurine
Langdon, Chicago. 24113
Topsy-turvey land; school song in 2
pts., words by Evelyn F. Heaver,
music by Arnold Williams, of Great
Britain. 4to. © Oct. 28, 1929; 1c.
Oct. 30; E for. 7024; Banks & son,
York, England. 24114
1267
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24115
Touch Jesus; hymn, words by W. C.
Martin, music by Edward M. Ful-
ler. © Sept. 1, 1929; 2 ce. Oct. 19;
E pub. 10229; Herbert G. Tovey,
Hagle Rock, Calif. 24115
Tough breaks stomp; fox-trot, melody
by Harlan Leonard and Bennie Mo-
ten. © 1c. Oct. 25, 1929; E unp.
12517; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 24116
Toy shop infantry; words and music
by C. D. Corbaley. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Oct. 4, 1929; E
unp. 11907; Carroll D. Corbaley, San
Francisco. 24117
Tramonto languido; di Ettore Monta-
naro, of Italy; pf. © Sept. 30, 1929;
1 ec. Oct. 23; EH for. 6954; A>’& G.
Carisch & c., Milan. 24118
Tramp song; words and music by. S.
Elliott Jones, Slim Peters and
Chuck Wiggins. © 1 ¢ Oct. 23,
1929; E unp. 12386; Bibo-Lang, inc.,
New York. 24119
Transformation scene; from Seven
faces, by Arthur Kay; bass clarinet
with ace. © 1 c Oct. 26, 1929;
H unp. 12582; Fox film corp., New
York. 24120
Travail des octaves; 4 canons d’aprés
Clementi, par I. Philipp, of France;
pf. nos. 4. © July 19, 1929; 1
e. Aug. 9; E for. 6925; Delrieu
fréres, Nice, France. 24121
Trepak; melody by A. Sehwartz. © 1
ec. Oct. 4, 1929; E unp. 11672; Abe
Schwartz, New York. 24122
Treue (Das) deutsche herz; lieder-
kranz, zusammengestellt von Leopold
Weninger, of Austria, klav. arr. von
Gust. Groschwitz, of Germany; kla-
vier mit tiberlegtem text. © Sept. 5,
1929; 1 ec. Oct. 2; E for. 6782; Musik-
verlag City, Leipzig. 24123
Trie- in ‘sol; di Mario Castelnuovo-
Tedesco, of Italy; violino, violon-
cello e pf. 1. Partitura. S8vo.—2.
Parti. © Oct. 1, 1929; 1 ©. each Oct.
2; E for. 7075, 7079; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 24124, 24125
Trust ye in the Lord; anthem, words
from Isaiah 26, music by Henry
W. B. Barnes; mixed voices, with
organ ace. 4to. © Oct. 8, 1929; 2
ce. Oct. 10; E pub. 9873; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 24126
pt. If, n. s., v. 24
Trusting Jesus; hymn, words and mu-
sic by W. H. Sampson. © Oct. 1,
1929; 2 c. Oct. 2; E pub. 9741; W. H.
Sampson, Hast Lynn, Mass. 24127
Trying; words and music by Gene
Austin. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 17, 1929; E unp. 12096;
Gene Austin, inc., New York. 24128
Tu recuerdo; letra de Francisco Vil-
laespesa, musica de J. Afiez, of Co-
lombia, domiciled at New York. ©
1 e@. Oct. 12, 1929; E unp. 11964;
Jorge Afiez, New York. 24129
Tu y yo; bolero, words by Alberto
Rivera, music by <A. Amadeo.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Oct. 31, 1929; E unp. 12739; Alberto
Amadeo, New York. 24130
Tuba Joe; words and music by G. BE.
Yonkers. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 21, 1929; E unp. 12244;
George Elias Yonkers, Dorchester,
Mass. 24131
Tumble timbers; fox trot, words and
music by FEF. S. Gag. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 14, 1929;
E unp. 12003; Flavia Salome Gag,
Minneapolis. 24132
Tumbling; by C. Edwin Crerie; pf. ©
Sept. 30, 1929; 2 ¢. Sept. 27;' EH pub.
9884; Volkwein bros., Pittsburgh.
Ni 24133
Tune in; words by Ben Nelson, music
by Larry E. Goffin. [Words and
melody only] © 1 ec. Oct. 7, 1929;
E unp. 11736; A. J. Balkins, Los
Angeles. 24134
Tune in; words by Ben Nelson [i. e.
Benjamin Nelson], music by Larry
EK. Goffin. Los Angeles, Nelson-Bal-
kins. © Sept. 16, 1929; 2 e Oct.
14; E pub. 10047; Almon J. Balkins,
Los Angeles. 24135
Tune in on my heart; fox-trot, from
Remote control, words and mus:e by
Buddy Valentine and Gene Johnston,
arr. by Frank Skinner; orch. pts.,
with trio for male voices. 4to.
Sept. 27, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 28; E pub.
9614; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
24136
Tune in your heart dear; fox trot,
words by Eva Wootring [pseud. of
BH. Bergman], music by Ray Hibbe-
ler. © 1 @ Oct. 3, 1929; E unp.
11599; Eva Bergman, Chicago.
24137
1268
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
24158
Turandot: lied und blues, worte von
_ BEewin W. Spahn, musik von Ernst
Arnold, of Austria, op. 199. © Jan.
18-1927 ; 1-e: Sept. 14, 1929; Ei for.
6881; Josef Blaha, Vienna. 24188
Twentieth (A) century man; lyric
and music by C. M. Daugherty. ©
1 ec. Oct. 29, 1929 ; E unp. 12655; Car-
olyn McKane Daugherty, West Hart-
ford, Conn. 24139
Twilight; lyrics and music by J.
Cowan. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ec. Oct. 31, 1929; E unp. 12741;
Jeanne Cowan, New York. 24140
Twilight dreams; words by Bliss Car-
man, music by Henry Hadley, op.
112, no. 2; high voice; in D flat maj.
© June 19, 1929; 2 ce. Oct. 12; E pub.
9967; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
24141
Two little baby arms; from Love, live
and laugh, words by L. Wolfe Gil-
bert, music by Abel Baer. © Oct. 14,
1929; 2 « Oct. 16; E pub. 102238;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York.
Two old tramps: we'll all tramp home,
lyric by Philip Seeley, music by
Douglas Holloway, arr. by Charles
Berton; male voices. 4to. © Sept.
At, 1929 **2 e: Oct! 23’ EB pub. 10058 ;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
241438
Two pals, but only.one sweetie; words
by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by Abel
Baer. [Words and melody only] ©
De. Wet! 2 F929: “by unp. 11568 3" De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc., New
York. 24144
Two perfect lovers; from £ Dear love,
words by Dion Titheradge, music by
Haydn Wood, Joseph Tunbridge and
Jack Walier, all of Great Britain.
Ore 21. 1929 "1 e."Oci, 22°" for:
6968 ; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
24145
Um—um—in the moonlight; from
Hollywood nights, words and music
by Con Conrad, Sidney D. Mitchell
and Archie Goftler. [Words and
melody only] © 1«e Oct. 8, 1929;
E ounp. 11861; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 24146
Unattached papa; words and music by
Bobby Minut [i. e. R. I. Minut]
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 19, 1929; E unp. 12240; Robert
I. Minut, Irvington, N. J. 24147
24142-
Under the April moon; words by Bliss
Carman, music by Henry Hadley, op.
112° no./-3>- high, -volees..in EF) naj.
© June 19, 1929; 2 ¢. Oct. 12; E pub.
9966; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
24148
Under the greenwood tree; scherzo, by
Albert W: Noll; pf...,\© :Sept.. 27,
1929 :.. 2c, Oct:1; Epub; 9T195°G.
Schirmer, inec., New York. 24149
Under the spell of the roses; fox-trot,
words and music by’ Ben Gordon
and, Frank Magine; pf. and ukulele
ace.x © Oct. 18, 1929; 2 ¢. Oct. 21;
E pub. 10267; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 24150
Under the stars; words by C. Soren-
son, music by Chester Escher; 1st
violin. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1929; E ump.
11958; Carl Sorenson, Watertown,
Conn. 24151
Unfettered wings; words anon., music
by M. HE. Chidsey. © 1 ec. Oct. 3,
1929; E unp. 11651; Mary Hlizabeth
Chidsey, Stamford, Conn. 24152
University of Illinois march; by John
Philip Sousa; band pts., with solo
B flat cornet conductor. Copyright
is claimed upon new matter by John
Philip Sousa, namely, his arrange-
ment for band as contained in copies
filed. 4to. © Oct. 7, 1929; 2 ce. Oct.
10; E pub. 9907; John Church co.,
Cincinnati. 24153
Until I found you; words and music
by E. Feirabena. [Words and mel-
odytomly] ~© 4c. Oct. 17,1929 59H
unp. 12113; Edith Feirabend, San
Francisco. 24154
Until I met you; words and music by
A. K. Nelson. [Words and melody
only}! @r ‘ce “Oct, 17," 1929." Ee aap.
12118; Alonzo K. Nelson, Crisfield,
Md. 24155
Until you came along; words by Grace
Stern and Ben Bard, music by J.
Stern. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1929; EH unp. 11978;
Jack Stern, Los Angeles. 24156
Until you return; words and music by
RE. K, Cummings..,©j1 4) Cet. 21,
1929 >_E unp. 12351; Rodney Keeney
Cummings, Chicago. 24157
Up forever the old maroon; words by
J. H.. McCabe, music by J. Egan.
©n1 ¢. Oct. 26, 1929; E unp, 12576 ;
Jack Egan and James H. McCabe,
New York. 24158
1269
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24159
Up in the air; words by T. Lee Kirk
[pseud. of Thomas B. Church], mu-
sic by Ross H. Coe [pseud. of R. H.
Wilmeth. Blue print] © 1c. Oct.
12, 1929; E unp. 11962; Roscoe Hall
Wilmeth, Springfield, Ill. 24159
Up with Montana; words and music
by Dick Howell, arr. by Lowndes
Maury, jr. (Jn Montana song book)
©-June 7; 1929:"2. e June 1s:> b
pub. 9987; Associated students of
the University of Montana, Missoula,
Mont. 24160
Up with the sun; words by Mac &
Lennie [pseuds. of Max Rutchik and
Leonard Whitcup], music by Walter
G. Samuels. [Words and melody
only] “XO*1 & Oct. 16,°4920 e unp:
12064; George & Arthur Piantadosi,
inc., New York. 24161
Use your brain child, use your brain;
words and music by M. Roberts.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 10, 1929; E unp. 11874; Man-
ning Rcberts, Reno, Nev. 24162
Useless blues; words and music by S.
Weaver and 8S. Martin. [Words and
melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 14, 1929;
E unp. 12016; Sylvester Weaver and
Sara Martin, Louisville. 24163
Utility march; by A. W. Hughes; band
pts., with solo B flat cornet con-
ductor. © Sept. 26,1929; 2 c. Sept.
30; E pub. 9633; K. L. King music
house, Fort Dodge, Ia. 24164
Valley (The) of silent men; words
and «music. by .C., EL. Byrd,«, jr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 10, 1929; E unp. 11875; Charles
E. Byrd, jr., Oteen, N. C. 24165
Valse (La) de la bicyclette; par Henri
Cliquet-Pleyel, of France; pf. ©
Aug. 28, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 26; E for.
7001; Editions Max Eschig, Paris.
24166
Valse sentimentale; by Archy Rosen-
thal, of Great Britain; violin and
pi. © Sept: 2, 1929 eer Oe tt :
E for. 7054; Augener, ltd., London.
24167
Valsette; ballet music, from Seven
faces, by Arthur Kay; pf. © 1c,
Oct. 26, 1929; E unp. 12583; Fox
film corp., New York. 24168
Value (The) of a smile; words and
music by W. H. Tolle.
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 25, 1929;
E unp. 12562; William H. Tolle,
Maysville, Ky. 24169
[Words and
pt. I1I, n. S., v. 24
Vapor City march; by Chas. Moscato;
band pts. © Sept. 10, 1929; 2 e.
Sept. 30; E pub. 9639; Charles L.
Barnhouse, sr., Oskaloosa, Ia. 24170
Vaquero (El); galerén, author of
words unknown, music by Jorge del
Monte [pseud. of J. Anez], of Co-
lombia, domiciled at New York. ©
1 ec. Oct. 26, 1929; E unp. 12592;
Jorge Anez, New York. 24171
Variation and rhythm sheet; by A.
Bellson; banjo, mandolin, ete. ©
Sept. 26, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 30; E pub.
9635 ; Albert Bellson, St. Paul, Minn.
24172
Variationen fiir orchester; von Arnold
Schonberg, of Austria, op. 31. Se.
©. June 4,.1929; 1 ¢: July 30; E for.
6852; Universal edition, a. g., Vi-
enna. 24173
Variationen tiber ein wungarisches
thema: von Jend Hubay, op. 72,
bearb. von Franz Terwal [pseud. of
Walter Auckenthaler], of Switzer-
land; violino u. pf. New concert
version. © May 15, 1929; 1 e. Oct.
3; E for. 6788; N. Simrock, G. m.
b. H., Berlin. 24174
Varsity rhythm; theme song of The
varsitans, words and music by Ray
Canfield, Haven Gillespie and Neil
Moret; pf. and ukulele acc. © Oct.
10, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 14; E pub. 10048;
Villa Moret, inc., San Francisco.
“24175
Verdi (Giuseppe) La donna é mobile;
from Rigoletto, arr., ed. and
phrased by Harold Eisenberg; for
violin and pf., with 2d violin pt.,
or pf. solo. © Oct. 29, 1929; 2 ¢.
Oct. 30; E pub. 10403; Harry Perl-
berg music co., New York. 24176
Erinnerung an Verdi’s Aida;
fantasie, von Leopold Weninger, of
Austria; orchester stimmen, mit. pf.
0. organ direction u. violino 1 direc-
tion. © Sept: 5, 1929; 1)¢) Oat}
E for. 6800; Anton J. Benjamin,
Leipzig. 24177
Vic and Eddie; from New Orleans
frolic, words and music by Harry
Stoddard and Marcy Klauber. ©
1 ¢.. Oct. 3, 1929; BE unp. Aloe ae oe
film corp., New York. 24178
Vid en gammaldags gata i ett gam-
maldags hus; text av Karl Ewert,
musik av Hugen Widman, of Swe-
den; pf. © Sept. 12, 1929; 1 e¢. Oct.
1; E for 6749; Edition Sylvain,
Stockholm, Sweden. 24179
70
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
Vignetta; poesia di Giosué Carducci,
musica di Virgilio Mortari, of Italy.
© Aug. 7, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 9; EB for.
6817; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
24180
Village chimes; by J. Vollmar; Ha-
waiian guit., with regular guit. acc.
© Oct. 1, 1929; 2 c Oct. 4; E pub.
10032; Jacob Vollmar, Rochester,
Ps es 24181
Villainy triumphant; by Reginald
Foort and R. H. Hunt, both of Great
Britain; orch. pts., with nf.-conduc-
tor.,. 4toi.. ©); Sept..524, «1929 3) 1..c.
Oct. 4; E for. 7063; Hawkes & son
(London) Itd., London. 24182
Violeiro (O); di Agostino Cantu, of
Italy; pf. (Impressees brasileiras,
noes) 1) Cet 1.119295 1 ¢. Oct. 2;
E for. 7077; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
24183
Violet time; words by M. P. Hein, mu-
sic by Robt. H. Brennen. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. Oct. 16,
1929; E unp. 12073; Marie Pearl
Hein, New Orleans. 24184
Virgin (The) at the crib (In prese-
pio); Christmas. pastorale,_ text
from a 17th century Laude spirit-
uale, English version by Frederick
H. Martens, music by Nicola A.
Montani; 3-pt. cho. of women’s
voices, with sop. or ten. solo, violin
and pf. or organ ace. 4to. © Oct.
8, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 12; E pub. 10140;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
24185
Virginia Dare; foxtrot, words by Har-
ry Jarman, music by Charles Tin.
ney, of Canada. Waterloo, Ont.,
Canada, Waterloo music co. © Oct.
ao, §929- 1 ce Oct. 315, for. 1093,
Virginia Dare, Itd., Toronto, Ont.,
Canada. 24186
Virginia Dare is ev’rywhere; words
and music by M. Roberts. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 10,
1929; E unp. 11898; Manning Rob-
erts, Reno, Nev. 24187
Vision glorious: by Terry Jefferson;
pf. © 1c. Oct. 12, 1929; E unp.
12364; Mario Jefferson, Cleveland
Heights, O. 24188
Vision of freedom; march, by J. Le-
verier, of Great Britain; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and 1st violin
leader. © Oct. 1, 1929; 1 ©. Oct. 21:
E for. 7032: Boosey & ¢o., ltd., Lon-
don. 24189
24200
Visione marina; versi di Goffredo
Pesci, musica di Pietro Cimara, of
Italy. © Oct. 1, 1929; 1 ¢. Oct. 2;
E for. 7078; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
24190
Viva La Guardia; by Louis Canoro;
violino. © 1c. Oct. 8, 1929; E ump.
11764; Alfredo Crescenzi, New York.
24191
Voice (The) of the R. K. O.; words
and music by Tom Kennedy. ©
Sept. 26, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 27; E pub.
9584; Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., inc.,
New York. 24192
Voice (The) of the sea; 4-pt cho.,
words by Oliver Murray Edwards,
music by William Berwald; men’s
voices. Syracuse, N. Y., Oliver mu-
sic co. 4to...© Feb. 2, 1929; 2 «.
Oct. 2; E pub. 9804; Oliver M. Ed-
wards, Syracuse, N. Y. 24193
Wagner (Richard) lLohengrin’s fare-
well to Elsa; from the opera, by
Wagner, transcribed for violin and
pf. by Leopold Auer. © July 25,
1929; 2 c. Oct. 12; E pub. 9963; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 24194
Wait’ll you see the sweetie and me;
words and music by Fred Rose; pf.
and ukulele acc., with quartet for
male or mixed voices. (Cover title:-
Wait till you see the sweetie and
me) © Oct. 15, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 18;
E pub. 10147; T. S. Denison & co.,
. Chicago. 24195
Waiting; hymn, words by Ernest O.
Mills, music by Ugo Nakada, of
Japan. © Sept. 20, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
28; E pub. 9607; Homer A. Rode-
heaver, Chicago. 24196
Waiting; words and music by S. Bry-
ant. [Words and melody only] ©
1 e)/Oetet6. 4929) Hh up: 12050;
Sylvester Bryant, New York. 24197
Waiting for dreams to come true;
words by .C. Koch, music by Bur-
rell Van Buren. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Oct. 21, 1929: E
unp. 12285; Clarence Koch, Carpen-
ter, Il. 24198
Walk (A) with the Lord; words by
Amelia M. Starkweather, music by
H. G. Tovey. © Sept. 1, 1929; 2 «e.
Oct.-19; E pub. 10235; Herbert G.
Tovey, Eagle Rock, Calif. 24199
Wall St. N. Y¥.; words and music by
N. L. Crawford. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 c Oct. 4, 1929; E
unp. 11633; Nellie L. Crawford, New
Haven. 24200
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24201
Waltz no. two; by F. Ramondetta;
violin. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1929; E unp.
11734; Frank Ramondetta, Brooklyn.
24201
Wanderlust; words by Hstelle Clark,
music by Palmer Clark; unison song,
with alto ad lib. 4to. © Sept. 12,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 30; E pub. 9586;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 24202
Warum, charmante frau, lieb’ ich grad’
sie? tango und lied, text und musik
von Bruno Bauer, of Germany. ©
Sept. 19, 1929; 1 c Oct. 24; E for.
6988 ; Drei masken verlag, a. g., Ber-
lin. 24203
Was hab’n sie heute nacht mit dir
gemacht; fox-trot, worte von Max
Hansen und Paul Nikolaus, musik
von M. Hansen, of Austria. © July
13, 1929; 1 ¢«. Sept. 12; E for. 6754;
Drei masken verlag, a. g., Berlin.
24204
Was it fair—? waltz-ballad, written
and composed by Dave Sonn and
Howard Flynn, both of Great Bri-
tain; pf. and ukulele acc. [Staff
-and tonic sol-fa notations] © July
16, 1929; 1 c Aug. 5; E for. 6810;
Victor pub. co., London. 24205
Washington District of Columbia;
words by V. P. Bonner, music by
Harry Jay [pseud. of Harry J. Lin-
coln] © Oct. 19, 1829; 2 ¢. Oct. 19;
E pub. 10210; Virginia Pickett Bon-
ners Austin, Tex.
Wastin’ time; words and music by
Bob Keller. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Oet. 24, 1929; E unp.
12430; Robert S. Keller, New York.
24207
Watching the clouds drift by; words
and music by G. M. Hunt. ©1«
Oct. 21,1929; E unp. 12288; Garvie
Murland Hunt, Urbana, Tl. 24208
Watching the dawn; words and music
by J. M. Rosefield. [Photostat] ©
1 ¢. Oct. 18,1929; E unp. 12176;
Jerome M, Rosefield, Alameda, Calif.
24209
(The); 2 pts., words by
Edith Sanford Tillotson. music by
Ira B.. Wilson. 4to.. ©); Sept..,12,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 30; E pub. 9601;
Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O. 24210
We follow Thee; hymn, set to tune
Cranbury, words by William M. Cur-
rv, music by W. Lawrence Curry.
© Sept. 20, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 21; E
pub. 9681; W. Lawrence Curry,
Philadelphia. 24211
Water-fall
24206.
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
We'll all go to hell for a friend; words
by Harry B. Smith, music by G.
O’Hara. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 18, 1929; E unp. 12257;
Geoffrey O’Hara, New York. 24212
We'll build a little world of our own;
from New Orleans frolic, words by —
James Brockman, music by James
Hanley. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1929; HE
unp. 12596; Fox film corp., New
York. 24213
We'll climb on top of the clouds dear,
well play along in the sun; words
and music by Clifford Taussig.
[Words and melody only. Blue-
print] ©1e. Oct. 9, 1929; E unp.
11810; Clifford Taussig, Maplewood,
Mo. 24214
We moved away from there; written
and composed by Marriott Edgar, of
Great Britain. [Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Aug. 22, 1929; 1.
Oct. 21; E for. 7040; Reynolds &
co., London. 24215
We're both satisfied with one another;
fox trot, words and musie by F. S.
Gig. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Oct. 14, 1929; EK unp. 12004;
Flavia Salome Gag, Minneapolis.
24216
We're here because we’re here; words
and music by H. Donahue. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Oct. 24,
1929; E unp. 12465; Harry Dona-
hue, San Francisco. 24217
We two; from Harmony at home,
words by Clare Kummer, music by
Charles Wakefield Cadman. © 1 e.
Oct. 8, 1929: EH unp. 11759; Fox film
corp., New York. 24218
Weary on my feet; words and music
by Byron Gay. © Sept. 27, 1929;
2 c. Oct. 2; E pub. 10063; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 24219
Wedding bells are ringing for Barney
Google now; words and music by
N. Laccitielle. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 24, 1929; E unp.
12462; Nicholas Laccitielle, Eliza-
beth, N. J. 24220
Wedding (The) gown that Nellie never
wore; words and music by Willie
Raskin and George Brown. © Sept.
30, 1929;)2 e! Oct. 2; E pub. 978e;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 24221
1272
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
-no. 10, 1929
24241
Wedding (The) of Sally; words and
music by B. Boyer. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 26, 1929;
E unp. 12580; Bessie Boyer, Glen-
dale, Calif. 24222
Weltman (Leon) Andantino; violin,
with pf. ace. © Oct. 21, 1929; 2 ¢.
Oct. 23; E pub. 10258; Boston music
co., Boston. 24223
Wenn die ersten veilchen bltih’n; lied
und fox-trot, worte von Peter Herz,
musik von Egon Neumann, of Aus-
tria, arr. von Louis Feigel. ©
waives, 1929: 1 cc Aug. 29; HH for.
6887; Wiener musik-verlag (Inhaber
Otto Hirich), Vienna. 24224
Wenn die ersten veilchen bliih’n; lied
und fox-trot, worte von Peter Herz,
musik von Egon Neumann, of Aus-
tria, arr. von Louis Feigel, of Aus-
tria; salonorch. stimmen, mit vio-
line 1 direction. 4to. © July 16,
eo: fc, Aug. 29; HH for. 6886;
Wiener musik-verlag (Inhaber Otto
Hirich), Vienna. 24225
Went to see my gal last night; words
and music by C. J. Robison. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 18,
1929; E unp. 12183; Carson J. Robi-
son, New York. 24226
Were I a birdling; folksong, English
text by Isabella G. Parker, music by
S. Jadassohn, op. 72, no. 1, ed. by
Robert E. Austin; sop. and alto.
Copyright is claimed upon the new
matter of Robert E. Austin, namely,
his interpretation represented in
the legible notation thereof con-
tained in the copies filed. 4to. ©
Sept. 23, 1929;, 2 c; Oet).3;.4h pub.
9744; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
24227
West Virginia (The) rag; melody by
F. Hutchison: © 1 c¢. Oct, 21, 1929;
E unp. 12297; Frank Hutchison, Big
Creek, W. Va. 24228
Weis (The) and drys; words and mu-
sic by V. D. Marshall. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Sept. 20,
1929-2 co Oc AS: BR. pub... 103874:
Vincent D. Marshall, Minas de Mata-
hambre, Province of Pinar del Rio,
Cuba. 24229
What a friend we have; hymn, words
by H. Bonar, music by David L.
Hutton. © Sept. 1, 1929; 2 ¢. Oct.
19; E pub. 10232; Herbert G. Tovey,
Eagle Rock, Calif. 24230
What are they doing in heaven; words
and music by C. A. Tindley. [Words
83588—30-——_8 19
and melody only] © 1. Oct. 5,
1929; E unp. 11685; Frank McCravy
and James McCrayy, Laurens, 8S. C.
24231
What d’you think? words and music
by H. J. Dobe. [Chords, single
staff] © 1c. Oct. 3, 1929; E unp.
11585; Harry James Dobe, Balti-
more. 24232
What do I care; from Harry Carroll’s
revue, words and music by Raymond
Klages, Jesse Greer and Harry Car-
roll., © Sept. 23, 1925; 2 c.. Sept.
24; E pub. 9718; Shapiro, Bernstein
& co., inc., New York. 24233
What do I care; waltz song, words
and music by W. Bryant. © 1 ..
Oct. 5, 1929;.E unp. 11710; Warren
Bryant, Springfield, Mass. 24234
What does it mean when the owl says
whoo; lyric by Joe Trent, music by
Louis Alter. © 1c Oct. 29, 1929;
EH unp. 12661; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., Culver City, Calif. 24235
What have you done, I’d like to know;
words and music by EH. A. Bruguiere.
[Words and melody only] ©1.«
Aug. 31, 1929; E unp. 12415; Emile
A. Bruguiere, Principality of Mon-
aco. 24236
What if I told you I love you; words
by C. A. Smack, music by M. R. Dun-
bars pf. © 1,.c.. OGH#08919297; oH
unp. 12227; Minnie R. Dunbar and
Cyril A. Smack, Sea Bright, N. J.
24237
What in the world care I; words and
music by B. Jing. [Words and mel-
ody only| © We Oc 17, 1929; h
unp. 12105; Billie Jing, Bakersfield,
Calif. 24238
What makes my baby blue; from The
battle of Paris, words by Dick How-
ard, music by Jay Gorney. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ce. Oct. 23,
1929; E unp. 12391; Famous music
corp., New York. 24239
What more can I say? by Benny Mc-
Laughlin, arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus;
voe. orch. pts. 4to. © Oct. 18, 1929;
2 e. Oct. 22; E pub. 10825; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 24240
What more can I say? lyrics by Hum
and Strum and Sam Shepard, music
by Benny McLaughlin [pseud. of B.
H. McLaughlin]; pf. and ukulele
acc... © Oct. 10, 19294, 2,.¢., Oet..1G;
E pub. 10173; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 24241
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24242
What of the night; words: by John
Haynes Holmes, music by P. R.
Frey. © Oct. 3, 1929; 2 © Oct. 5;
E pub. 97388; Philip Rockel Frey,
Springfield, O. 24242
What’s the big idea; from Spring is
here, words by Sam Lewis and Joe
Young, music by Harry Warren.
[Mimeograph] © 1c. Oct. 23, 1929;
E unp. 12408; Remick music corp.,
New York. 24243
What’s the matter blues; lyric and
music by Frank Stokes. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢ Oct. 25,
1929; E unp. 12551; Southern music
pub. co.,.ine., New: York.
What’s the use of loving if you won’t
love me too; words and music by
T. M. Byrne. © 1 ¢. Oct. 30, 1929;
EK eunp. 12688; Thos. M. Byrne, Day-
ton, Ky. 24245
What’s this power I have over women ;
words and music by Bennie Mc-
Laughlin and Phil Baker. [Words
and melody only] © 1 «¢. Oct. 11,
1929; E unp. 12052; Leo Feist, ine.,
New York. 24246
What will tomorrow bring; fox-trot,
words and music by G. Queen and
J. R. Biggs. [Words and metody
only] © 1c. Oct. 17, 1929; E unp.
12425; George Queen and James R.
Biggs, Detroit. ; » 24247
What would you do; lyrics and music
by J. C. F. Biglin. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ce. Oct. 29, 1929;
E unp. 12645; Joseph C. F. Biglin,
Brooklyn. 24248
What wouldn’t I do for that man;
from Applause and Glorifying the
American girl, lyric by EH. Y. Har-
burg, music by Jay Gorney; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Oct. 16, 1929; 2 ¢.
Oct. 21; E pub. 10264; Famous music
corp., New York. 24249
When blue skies turn black; words by
Z. Rude, music by Chester Escher ;
Ist violin. ) © Ai.ci Oct. 12,41929 :
E unp. 11954; Zella Rude, Dayton, O.
24250
When brown eyes looked in eyes of
blue; words by Catherine Chisholm
Cushing, music by Daniel Wolf. ©
Sept. 30, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 4; E pub.
10168; Edward Morris music pub.
co., inc., New York. 24251
When dreams of you come true; words
and music by A. M. Shelton. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 16,
24244:
pt. II, n. S., v. 24
1929; E unp. 12062; Alice M. Shel-
ton, Kenosha, Wis. 24252
When everyone’s in love; words by P.
Nettleton, music by J. Morgan; pf.
© 1c. Oct. 12, 1929; E unp. 12209;
Jasper Morgan and Paul Nettleton,
St. Paul, Minn. 24253
When I am housekeeping for you;
from The battle of Paris, words by
Dick Howard, music by Jay Gorney.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 23, 1929; E unp. 12390; Famous
music corp., New York. 24254
When I find you I’ll know I’m not
dreaming; words by Irving Fields,
music by J. Singer and Phil Svigals.
[Words and mclody only] © 1 ¢.
Oct. 16, 1929; E unp. 12061; Joe
Singer, New York. 24255
When I go home; by Earl Towner, arr.
by Errol Collins; cornet solo or duet,
with pf. acc. Los Angeles, Calif.,
W. A. Quincke & co. © July 31,
1929; 2 ce. July 27; E pub. 9857;
Walter A. Quincke, Los Angeles.
< 24256
When I had you; words and music by
M. R. Adams. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Oct. 4, 1929; E ump.
11645; Mamie Ruth Adams, Cross
Plains, Tex. 24257
When I left my home; words by M.
Shoap, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Oct. 26,
1929; E unp. 12565 ; Margaret Shoap,
Sikeston, Mo. 24258
When I’m gone; words and music by
Roy Harvey. © 1c. Oct. 26, 1929;
E unp. 12725; Columbia phonograph
co., ine., New York. 24259
When I’m good I’m lonesome, when
I’m bad I’m blue; lyric by Pat Bal-
lard [pseud. of F. D. Ballard], music
by Tom Waring. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 24, 1929; HE
unp. 12482; Francis Drake Ballard,
New York. 24260
When I’m lonesome I’m thinking of
you; waltz ballad, lyric by Wesley
Boynton, music by W. Ossman.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 2, 1929; E unp. 11513; Wesley
Ossman, Richmond Hill, N. Y.
24261
When I meet my sunshine in the moon-
shine to-night; words by Gene Mor-
ton and Joe Darcey, music by Lou
Herscher; pf. and ukulele acc, ©
1274
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
24280
Oct. 28, 1929; 2 ¢. Oct. 25; E pub. | When the clouds roll by; words and
no. 10, 1929
10344; Lou Herscher, ine. New
York. 24262
When I puff my pipe; words by Harry
B. Smith, music by G. O’Hara.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 18, 1929; E unp. 12260; Geof-
frey O’Hara, New York. 24263
When I set out for Lyonnesse; words
by Thomas Hardy, music by Sidney
Harrison, of Great Britain. © Sept.
By. L029 3 GY OC 11. EH fore'T058 ;
Augener, ltd., London. 24264
When in the hour of utmost need;
words by Paul Eber, based on hymn
by Joachim Camerarius, tr. by Cath-
erine Winkworth, melody harmonized
by Johann Stobaus, ed. by Carl F.
Pfatteicher; mixed voices. Copy-
right is based upon new matter of
C. F. Pfatteicher namely, his inter-
pretation represented in the legible
notation thereof contained in the
copies filed. 4to. © Aug. 6, 1929;
me TOCh: 12.7 “ER opub:. 9642" Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 24265
When my toreador starts to snore;
words by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by
Abel Baer. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Oct. 2, 1929; E unp.
11566; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 24266
When night descends in silence (Bt
“mMom"uaHBMY Houn Taino); Russian
poem by Fet, German text by Lina
Esbeer, English version by Edwin
Schneider, music rev. by the com-
poser S. Rachmaninoff, of Russia,
domiciled at New York, op. 4, no. 3;
with violin obbl. by Fritz Kreisler,
of Austria, domiciled at New York.
New ed. © 1c Oct. 29, 1929; HE
unp. 12714; Carl F-scher, ine, New
York. 24267
When roses bloom; words by E. E. Rus-
sett. music by Ellen E. Massé. ©
OMe 24,51929>° 2c. ‘Oct. 265\. H- pub:
10407; Arven music co., Boston.
24268
When she strolls by; words and music
by H. E. Swensen. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 e¢. Oct. 17, 1929:
E unp. 12104; Henry E. Swensen,
Los Angeles. 24269
When springtime brings the blossoms,
will they bring you back to me;
words by E. Sm'th, music by David
Reed. © 1c. Oct. 4, 1929; E unp.
11614; Edith Smith, Beaver Falls,
Pa. 24270
music by A. Hull. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Oct. 23, 1929; E
unp. 12883; Arthur Hull, Toronto,
Ont., Canada. 24271
When the leaves fall in Alabama; fox-
trot, theme song for The old planta-
tion, words and music by E. R. Al-
ford: © 1.¢. Oct. 25, 1929; E ump.
12560 ; Esther R. Alford, Long Beach,
Calif. 24272
When the moon shines down upon the
mountains; words and music by Stu-
art Hamblen. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Oct. 25, 1929; E unp.
12523 ; Scuthern music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 24273
When the organ played at twilight, the
song that reached my heart; words
by Raymond Wallace, music by
Jimmy Campbell and Reg. Connelly.
both of Great Britain; pf. and uku-
Iele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations} © Oct. 5, 1929; 1-e@ Oct.
17; E for. 6889; Campbell, Connelly
& co., ltd., London. 24274
When the roses bloom again; words by
Joe Goodwin and Vince Bryan, music
by Gus Edwards. © 1 ¢ Oct. 29,
1929; EH unp. 12665; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., Culver City, Calif.
24275
When the sun calls the lark; words by
Vera Ross, music by Clara Ed-
wards. 1. High voice, in E flat.—
2. Low voice, in C. Sept. 27,
1929; 2 c. each Oct. 3; E pub. 9758;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 24276
When the twilight shadows fall; waltz,
words by Karl Kolinski, mus c¢ by
R. W. Rodgers. arr. Karl F. Kolin-
ski_;¥ | plue-print| -©)1. «. Oct, i,
1929; EH unp. 12365; Roger Watson
Rodgers, Elyria, O. 24277
When twilight stole o’er my cottage
home; words by E. Bush, music by
Chester Escher; 1st violin. © 1.
Oct. 12, 1929; E unp. 11959; Ethel
Bush, Sheridan, Wy. 24278
When two hearts are true hearts;
words and music by Benny Davis,
J. Fred Coots and Arthur Swan-
strom. [Words and melody cn'y]
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1929; E unp. 12224;
Davis, Coots & Engel, inc... New
York. 24279
When we all lived near Ne-o-ga; words
and music by J. V. Lawrence.
{Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 24, 1929; E unp. 12454; Jacob
V. Lawrence, Mullen, Neb. 24280
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24281
When you are m ne; valse, words and
music by M. Dennison. © 1 ©. Oct.
14, 1929; FE unp. 12313; Madora Den-
nison, Omaha, Neb. 24281
When you are mine; words and music
by Lynn Cowan and Pau! Titsworth ;
pf. ace., with ukulele or banjulele
banjo arr. by May Singhi Breen. ©
Oct. “8, 1929; 2°-¢ Oct. 93 EP pub.
9866; Davis, Coots & Engel, inc., New
York. 24282
When you are mine; words and music
by Paul Titsworth and Lynn Cowan.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Sept. 27, 1929; E unp. 11720; Davis,
Cocts & Engel, inc., New York.
24283
When you're counting the stars alone;
fox-trot, words and music by Benée
Russell, Vineent Rose and Jack Mur-
ray, arr. by Ed. Smalle; male quar-
tet, unace. 4to. © Oct. 8, 1929; 2
ce. Oct. 11; E pub. 10086; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 24284
When you’re counting the stars alone;
words and music by Benée Russell,
Vincent Rose and Jack Murray, in-
tro. When you're counting the stars
alone, I never knew and Linger
awhile, compiled by Eddie Stein, ed.
and arr. by Lee Orean Smith; spe-
cial organ transcription. © Sept. 26,
1929; 2c. Sept. 27; E pub. 9616; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 24285
When you've lost the one you really
love; words and music by G. F. Bent-
hall. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Oct. 7, 1929; E unp. 12712; Gay-
den F. Benthall, New Orleans.
24286
Where are you? lyric by Lou Davis,
music by Lew Pollack. © Cct. 9,
1929; 2c. Oct. 11; E pub. 9914; Rem-
ick music corp., New York. 24287
Where have you been hiding dear;
words by Joe Gocdwin, music by
Louis Alter. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1929;
E unp. 12664; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., Culver City, Calif. 24288
Where mother is waiting; words by
B. A. Loving, music by Burrell Van
Buren. © 1c. Sept. 3, 1929; E unp.
11936; Bessie A. Loving, Loami, III.
24289
Where the sweet violeta grows; words
and music by C. Fitchlee. [Words
and melody only] © 1 .¢. Oct. 4,
1929; E unp. 11617; Charles Fitch-
lee, Gasport, N. Y. 24290
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
While all things were in quiet silence ;
full anthem for Christmas, words
from the Bible, music by H. A.
Chambers, of Great Britain; mixed
voices. 4to. © Oct. 31, 1929; 1 «
Oct. 31; E for. 7091; Novello & co.,
Itd., London. 24291
While roll-ng my ball (En roulant ma
boule) ; French Canadian folk song,
words traditional, English words by
David Stevens, music arr. by M.
Wood Hill; treble voices. 4to. ©
Sept. 28, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 14; E pub.
10204; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
24292
While shepherds watched; service for
Christmas, with or without pageant,
words by A. A. Payn, music by Nor-
man Roy, Maybelle Knott and
others. 8vo. © Oct. 16, 1929; 2 «.
Oct. 80; E pub. 10390; Hall-Mack
co., Philadelphia. 24293
While shepherds watched their flocks
by night; anthem, words by Nahum
Tate, music by E. S. Hosmer; mixed
voices, with organ acc. 4to. ©
Sept. 20, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 3; E pub.
9743 ; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
24294
While shepherds watched their flocks
by night; 3 pt. Christmas anthem,
words by N. Tate, music by Morris
H. Ruger; women’s voices. ©
Oct., 15, .1929;..2 ec. Oct. 173, Bi pub:
10185; Theodore Presser ¢co., Phila-
delphia. 24295
While we row in my canoe; words
and music by M. Mucciaccio.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Oct. 24, 1929; E unp. 12434; Mary
Mucciaccio, Buffalo. 24296
White horses; march, by Gordon New-
ham; band pts. © Sept. 10, 1929;
2 c. Sept. 30; E pub. 9641; Charles
L. Barnhouse, sr., Oskaloosa, Ia.
24297
White way blues; from Song of love,
words and music by Mack Gordon,
Max Rich and George D. Weist. ©
Oct. 18, 1929; 2 e. Oct. 21; E pub.
10249; Gordon & Rich, ine, New
York. 24298
Who cares? from £ Dear love, words
by Dion Titheradge, music by Haydn
Wood, Joseph Tunbridge and Jack
Waller, all of Great Britain. © Oct.
21,,.1929;: 1.¢. Oct.. 22;. BH for, (o0n4:
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 24299
1276
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
Who else but me loves you; lyric by
Pat Ballard [pseud. of F. D. Bal-
lard], music by Tom Waring.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Oct. 24, 1929; E unp. 12485; Francis
Drake Ballard, New York. 24300
Who knocks at the door? Christmas
carol, words by Irene Gass, music
by George Rathbone, of Great Brit-
ain; mixed voices. 12mo. © Oct.
ar, locas J. Gy Ort. ol; BE for, F085;
Novello & co., ltd., London. 243801
Who'll drink bottoms up with me?
drinking song, words by Edgar Les-
lie, music by Walter Donaldson; pf.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1929; BE unp. 12231;
Donaldson, Douglas & Gumble, inc.,
New York. 24302
Who makes me blue, no one but you;
words and music by J. Herda.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 10, 1929; E unp. 11894; John
Herda, Chicago. 24303
Who’s to blame; words by Betty Mor-
rison [i. e. B. M. Hawke], music by
Jappie Judd [pseud. of Alice I. Judd.
Words and melody only] ©1e..
June 11, 1929; E unp. 11659; Betty
Morrison Hawk, Brooklyn. 24304
Who—when and where; words by D.
Ware, music by FEF. Eldridge.
[Words and melody only]. © 1 «.
Oct. 18, 1929; E unp. 12154; Floyd
Eldridge and Darrell Ware, Evans-
ton, Ill. 24305
Whoopee blues; words by T. M. Lup-
ton, music by Arthur Bowers. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Oct.
46,,1929:; 2 ec. Oct. 213\E pub, 10314;
Thelma M. Lupton, Phoebus, Va.
24306
Whose little baby is 00; from New
Orleans frolic, words by James
Brockman, music by James Hanley.
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1929; E unp. 12597;
Fox film corp., New York. 24307
Why; words and music by Benny
Davis, J. Fred* Coots and Arthur
Swanstrom. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Oct. 19, 1929; E unp.
12225; Davis, Coots & Engel, inc.,
New York. 24308
Why ain’t I got no sweetheart; words
and music by C. J. Robison. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Oct. 23,
1929; E unp. 12374; Carson J. Robi-
son, New York. 24309
24319
Why ean’t you be like me: lyric by
J. Bransford, music by I. Jerome
Mitchell, arr. by O. M. Watson. Los
Angeles, J. Bransford pub. co. ©
Oct. 8; 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 16;. Repub:
10200; Jerry Bransford, Los Angeles.
24310
Why can’t you let me alone; words
and music by M. E. Bilpusch. ©
17, Och: 30.4029. EH unp; 126860;
Michael Edgar Bilpusch, Los An-
geles. 24311
Why dear; words and music by L.
Marlow, . ©, 2-7: oct, 729, 19297
unp. 12659; Lou Harlow, New York.
24312
Why did you break my heart; words
by A. Lawrence, musie by H. Law-
rence. © 1c. Oct. 11, 1929; E unp.
11916; Harold Lawrence and Ashby
Lawrence, Richmond. 24313
Why did you not show me? hymn,
words by James Rowe, music by C.
W. Vaughan. © Oct. 1, 1929; 2 ¢.
Oct. 7; E pub. 9781; Chas. W.
Vaughan, Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
24314
Why did you teach me to love you;
fox-trot, words and music by G.
Queen and J. R. Biggs. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 17, 1929;
E unp. 12426; George Queen and
James R. Biggs, Detroit. 24315
Why does sweitzer cheese have holes
when limberger needs the ventila-
tion; words and music by Al Cam-
eron and Pete Bontsema; pf., uku-
lele, ten. banjo, mandola, guit., ete.
ace. (Jn Special songs, stories and
jokes by Al and Pete) © Sept. 9,
1929; 2 c. Oct. 17; E pub. 10135;
Forster music publisher, inc., Chi-
cago. 24316
Why don’t you let me love you; words
by Jack Burroughs, music by
Georges Maurice, of France, domi-
ciled at San Francisco. © 1 ¢. Oct.
14, 1929; E unp. 11986; J. Maurice
Rouyer, San Francisco. 24317
Wi’ a hundred pipers; Scottish folk-
song, arr. by William J. Samsel;
mixed voices. 4to. © Oct. 9, 1929;
2 ec. Oct. 11; E pub. 10161; Boston
music co., Boston. 24318
Widow (The) Malone; ei a by
Charles Lever, music by Iorwerth
W. Prosser; male voices. © Oct.
29, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 31; E pub. 10426;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
24319
1277
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24320
Wild (The) horse; melody by F. Hut-
chison. © 1c. Oct. 21, 1929; E unp.
12296; Frank Hutchison, Big Creek,
W. Va. 24320
Will-a-mine; words by M. Lontus, mu-
sic by George Frederick Reynolds.
© 1 ec. Oct. 14, 1929; E unp. 11982;
Mina Lontus and George F. Rey-
nolds, Denver. 24321
Will of the whispering way; words by
K. Woods, music by Robt. H. Bren-
nen. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Oct. 5, 1929; E unp. 11702; Ken-
neth Woods, Richfield, Id. 24322
Will you be ready to meet Him ; hymn,
words by Hdgar H. Adams, music
by H. G. Tovey. © Sept. 1, 1929;
2c. Oct. 19; E pub. 10242; Herbert
G. Tovey, Eagle Rock, Calif. 24323
Will you hate me to-morrow, for lov-
ing you to-night; words and music
by Wilfred White. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 9, 1929;
E unp. 11825; Wilfred White, New
York. 24324
Will you remember; words and music
by R. D. Huger. © 1 c. Oct. 10,
1929; E unp. 11911; Ruth Dargan
Huger, Mobile. 24325
Wind in the wildwood; valse ecaprice,
by Stanley S. Effinger: pf. © Oct.
25, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 28;°E pub. 10880;
Gamble hinged music co., Chicago.
24326
Windows; words by Roberta Edwinna
Clare, music by S. J. Cassell. ©
1 e@ Oct. 12, 1929; E unp. 11973;
Samuel Joseph Cassell, Palos Park,
1; 24327
Winona, that place is paradise; words
and music by J. Baron. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Aug. 31,
1929; 2 c. Oct. 4; E pub. 9789;
Johannes Baron, Milwaukee. 243828
Wipe off that frown; lyrics by Pat
Ballard [pseud. of F. D. Ballard],
music by Tom Waring. [Words
and melody only] © 1 «. Oct. 30,
1929; E unp. 12686; Francis Drake
Ballard, New York. 24329:
Wishing (The) well; words and mu-
sic by V. L. Cover: © 1:e@ Oct. 25,
1929: E unp., 12505; Verna Lyon
Cover, Boulder, Col. 24330
With courtly grace; gavotte, words by
Katie M. Luck, music by Montague
¥. Phillips, arr. by William Stickles ;
sop. 1, 2 and alto. New York, Chap-
pt. 111, 0. s., v. 24
pell-Harms, ine. 4to. © Oct. 24,
1929; 2 c. Oct. 25; E pub. 10359;
Chappell & ¢o., Itd., London. 24831
With Mary; fox-trot, words and mu-
sic by Les Phillips, arr. by Burrell
Van Buren. Chicago, Phillips pub.
house. © Aug. 16, 1929; 2 e. Oct.
21; E pub. 10251; Les La Mont
Phillips, Chicago. 24832
With the big moon laughing at me;
fox-trot, words by Burn Trent, mu-
sic by Lewis Walton, of Great Brit-
ain. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Oct. 8, 1929; 1 ¢. Oct. 21;
E for. 7039; Cavendish music ¢o.,
London. 24333
With thee; words and music by C. F.
Gray. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 24, 1929; E unp. 12452;
Charles F. Gray, Charleston, 8. C.
24334
With you—with me; from Tanned
legs, words by Sidney Clare, music
by Oscar Levant; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Oct. 25, 1929; 2 ¢. Oct. 28;
E pub. 10405; Harms, ine. New
York. 24335
Within my heart; words and music
by Ray Doll, Sol Klein and Frank
Galassi. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1929; E unp. 12221;
Davis, Coots & Engel, ine, New
York. 24336
Within the law; words by Harcourt
Strange, music by H. D. Cole.
[Words and melody only. Photo-
stat] ©1e. Aug. 1, 1929; E unp.
11788; Harry D. Cole and Thaddeus
Harcourt Strange, Mount Vernon,
N. Y. 24337
With-out a dime; words and music
by Ikey Robinson. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ¢« Oct) 22a.
E unp. 12270; State Street music
pub. co., inc., Chicago. 24338
Without a song; from Great day, ly-
rics by William Rose and Edward
Eliscu, music by V. Youmans; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Oct. 4, 1929;
2 c. Oct. 5; E pub. 97387; Vincent
Youmans, ine., New York. 24339
Without you; words and music by V.
Jory; pf. and ukulele ace. © Sept.
6, 1929: 2 c. Oct. 3; E, pub. 9674;
Victor Jory, Minneapolis. 24340
Woman (The) I have; words and mu-
sic by R. A. Griffith. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 24, 1929;
E unp. 12486; Rupert A. Griffith,
New York. 24341
1278
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
W omen—women—women—what you’ve
done to me; words and music by
Eddie Bumps Mennetti [i. e. E. S.
Mennetti. Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 18, 1929; E unn. 12186;
Eddie S. Mennetti, Chicago. 24842
Wonderful love; words and music by
D. B. McGiffert. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ce. Oct. 17, 1929; E
unp. 12117; Dorothea B. McGiffert,
Newburgh, N. Y. 24348
Wonderful Sue; words and music by
G. Horth. [Words and melody only.
Photostat] © 1c Oct. 28, 1929;
E unp. 12623; George Horth, Buf-
falo. 24344
Wondering; words and music by R.
I. Minut. [Words and melody only]
© 1 e. Oct. 23, 1929; E unp. 12373;
Robert I. Minut, Irvington, N. J.
24345
Wondering what you’re doing; words
and music by O. Wendell. © 1.
Oct. 24, 1929; E unp. 12464; Ola
Wendell, Dallas. 243846
Wondering who; from Cape Cod fol-
lies, words by George Fitch, music
by Alexander Fogarty; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Oct. 4, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 9;
E pub. 10074; Shubert theatre corp.,
New York. 24347
Wood (Gladys A.) Six 18th century
minuets; arr. from the original ed.
by G. A. Wood, of Great Britain ;
pf. © Aug. 26, 1929; 1 c Sept. 6;
E for. 6804; Walsh, Holmes & ©Co.,
ltd., London. 24348
Working for the King of Kings; hymn,
words by J. R. Baxter, jr., music
by C. C. Stafford. © Oct. 1, 1928;
2 & Say ll. 1929: pub. 988:
Stamps-Baxter music co., Dallas.
24349
World (The) and its gold; words and
music by C. Rogers and J. Collins.
©1ece. Aug. 5, 1929; E unp. 12359;
Carrie Rogers and Jean Collins, San
Francisco. 24350
World, farewell, thou canst not hold
me; words by J. G. Albinus, tr. by
Dirk H. van der Stucken, music by
Johannes Rosenmiiller, ed. by Carl
F. Pfatteicher ; mixed voices. Copy-
right is based upon new matter of
C. F. Pfatteicher namely, his inter-
pretation represented in the legible
notation thereof contained in the
copies filed. 4to. © Aug. 6, 1929;
2 c. Oct. 12; E pub. 9938;. Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 24351
24362
World (The) is mine; words by Cecil
Fanning, music by Francesco B. De
Leone; med. voice. © Sept. 27,
1929; 2: ¢. Oct. 1; E pub. 9718; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 24352
Would I be called a Christian; hymn,
words by J. F. Moser, music by H. G.
Tovey. © Sept. 1, 1929; 2 ¢ Oct.
19; E pub. 120483; Herbert G. Tovey,
EKagle Rock, Calif. 24353
Would you care; words and music by
W. Megibben. © 1. Oct. 2, 1929;
E unp. 12423; Winnifred Megibben,
Hollywood. 24354
Would you like to hear me say I love
you; fox-trot. words and music by
M. De La Fuente. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Oct. 15, 1929; E
unp. 12192; Maurice De La Fuente,
New York. 24355
Would you like to know I love you;
words by A. Lawrence, music by H.
Lawrence. © 1 ec Oct. 11, 1929;
E unp. 11917; Harold Lawrence and
Ashby Lawrence, Richmond. 24356
Wrap a rhapsody; words by R. W.
Bigelow and H. Strange, music by
H. D. Cole. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 29, 1929; E unp.
12657; Harry D. Cole, Robert W.
Bigelow and Harcourt Strange. Mt.
Vernon, N. Y. 24357
Wrapped in a red, red rose; words
and music by James F. Hanley and
Joe McCarthy. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Oct. 21, 1929; E unp.
12291; Gem musie corp., New York.
24358
Wrong-doing daddy; words and music
by Ida May Mack. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 25, 1929;
E unp. 12521; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 24359
X°econcerto da camera; di Pietro Lo-
vatelli, per orch. d’archi e pf., re-
visione e realizzazione del basso di
Gino Marinuzzi, of Italy. Parti-
tura!! 8vo. *yY© . Oét.223, .'1929 5.10 ©.
Oct. 24; E for. 6973; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 24360
Ya tib-yah lublu means that I love
you; words and music by S. A.
Masselle; violin. © 1 ec. Oct. 5,
1929; E unp. 11688; S. Alfred Mas-
selle;. Newburgh, N. Y. 243861
Ye hunters all; 2 pts.. words by Doro-
thy Lehman Sumerau, music by A.
Louis Searmolin, arr. by Ira B. Wil-
son. 4to. © Sept. 12, 1929; 2 «.
Sept. 30; E pub. 10323; Lorenz pub.
co., Dayton, O. 24362
1279
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24363
Yearning; moderato amoroso, for pho-
toplay, by Franz Grau [pseud. of
Frank Grey], orch. by George J.
Trinkaus; orch. pts., with pf. or or-
gan conductor. © Sept. 20, 1929;
2c. Sept. 25; E pub. 10066; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 24363
Yesterday; dance intermezzo, by Avery
Robinson; pf. © Oct. 26, 1929; 2
e. Oct. 28; E pub. 10385; G. Ricordi
& co., inc., New York. 24364
Yiddishe blues; lyric by Molly Picon,
music by M. Rumshisky. [Words
and melody only] © 1 «¢ Oct. 3,
1929; E unp. 11576; Murray Rum-
shisky, New York. 24365
Yo-yo, yes, yo yo; words and music
by E. L. Sullivan. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 17, 1929;
E unp. 12188; Edward L. Sullivan,
Boston, 24366
Yodelin’ mule; words and music by
Roy Harvey. © 1c. Oct. 26; 1929;.
E unp. 12724; Columbia phonograph
eo., ine., New York. 24367
Yola; spansk serenad, text av S. S.
Wilson, musik ay Fred Winter, of
Sweden; pf. © Aug. 1, 1929; 1 ¢.
Oct. 30; E for. 7022; Ernst Rolfs
musikforlags, a. b., Stockholm, Swe-
den. 24368
Yosians! ‘let’s go; Yosian hiking song,
words and music by E. Hemmer.
July 14, 1929; 2 ec. Aug. 22; E pub.
9999; Edward Hemmer, New York.
24369
You and home sweet home; words and
music by H. Williamson. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ce. Oct. 10,
1929; E unp. 11898; Hal Williamson,
Leon, Ia. 24370
You and I; fox-trot, words and music
by H. E. Lohman. © 1 «¢. Sept. 24,
1929; E unp. 12196; Helen Elizabeth
Lohman, Rockford, Ill. 24371
You are just my dream dear come
true; words and music by L. D. De-
Turk; pf. © 1 ce. Oct. 29, 1929; E
unp. 12614; LeRoy Delbert DeTurk,
Cincinnati. 24372
You are my day-dream; from George
White’s scandals, 10th ed., words
and music by Cliff Friend and Irving
Caesar; pf. and ukulele ace. © Sept.
27, 1929; 2 ce. Sept. 30; E pub. 9612;
Harms, ine., New York. 24373
You. are my dream of love; words and
music by B. E. Murch. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Oct. 28, 1929;
EK unp. 12636; Bess
Murch, Detroit. 24374
Evangeline |
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
You are the rose of my roses; words
and music by Albert Templeton, of
Great Britain. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Oct. 24, 1929; E unp.
12451; Albert. J. Rubin, Carlyle,
Sask., Canada. 24875
You came, I saw, you conquered me;
fox-trot, words and musie by Leon
Zimmerman, Rudy Vallee and Har-
old Solomon, arr. by Art McKay;
orch. pts., with vocal trio arr. by
Lee Orean Smith. © Oct. 24, 1929;
2c. Oct. 25; E pub. 10411; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 24376
You ean get away with anything;
words and music by R. Powell.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 24, 1929; E unp. 12487; Rowena
Powell, Alfred, Me. 24377
You can tell by my smile I’m earing;
valse, words and music by H. Holy-
oake, of Canada. © 1 e. Oct. 4,
1929; E unp. 11604; Edith Holyoake,
Guelph, Ont., Canada. 24378
You darlin’; words and music by Harry
Woods. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ce. Oct. 22, 1929; E unp. 12343;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
/ 24379
You don’t understand; words and mu-
sic by Clarence Williams, Jimmy
Johnson and Spencer Williams.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «@
Oct. 16, 1929; E unp. 12068; Clar-
ence Williams music pub. ¢o., ine.,
New York. 24380
You got to love me; lyrics and music
by Peggy Leon. ©1e. Oct. 7, 1929;
E unp. 11738; Leonie Hertzog Maier,
Los Angeles. 24881
You lied about that woman blues;
words and music by P. Brock. ©
1c Oct. 23, 1929; E unp. 123894;
Pearl Brock, Chattanooga. 24382
You'll always be welcome; waltz bal-
lad, words by Andy Razaf, music by
Paul Denniker. New York, Triangle
music pub. co. © Oct. 14, 1929; 2 ec.
Oct. 14; E pub. 10046; Joe Davis,
New York. 24383
You’ll come back to me; fox-trot, lyric
by A. Bertram, music by Ralph Ches-
ter Stecher. ©. 1 ec. Oct. 22, 1929;
E unp. 12318; Augustus Bertram,
Brooklyn. 24384
You'll pay for the things you did to
me; words and music by E. J. Cooke.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 4, 1929; E unp. 11632; Harle J.
Cooke, Chicago. 24385
1280
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 10, 1929
24406 —
You made me forget; words and music
by P. Jarmark, D. J. Sokol and M.
Hekstein. © 1 ec. Oct. 4, 1929; E
unp. 12416; Philip Jarmark, David
J. Sokol and Maxwell Eckstein, New
York. 24886
You raise the devil with me; words by
T. H. Strange, music by H. D. Cole.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Aug. 1, 1929; E unp. 11790; Harry
D. Cole and Thaddeus Harcourt
Strange, Mount Vernon, N. Y. 243887
You're doin’ me so much good; lyric by
Pat Ballard [pseud. of F. D. Bal-
lard], music by Tom Waring. [Words
and melody only] © 1 c¢. Oct. 24,
1929; E unp. 12484; Francis Drake
Ballard, New York. 24388
You’re gona be my baby; fox trot,
words and music by T. Ragusa. ©
1 ¢« Oct. 25, 1929: E unp. 12494;
Thomas Ragusa, Elizabeth, N. J.
24889
You’re gonna be blue; words and mu-
sic by Art Terker and Tommy Chris-
tian. [Words and melody only] ©
1 c. Sept. 24, 1929; E unp. 12058;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 24390
You're love’s inspiration; words and
music by Madaline Krell Reynolds.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Oct. 15, 1929; E unp. 12029; Sophia
Blanche Reynolds, Philadelphia.
24291
You're mine, all mine; lyrics and mu-
sic by D. B. Esthes; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by Alice Bredesen. ©
wee 2. tose: -2 ¢. Oet. 9; ° EH pup:
9878; Don B. Esthes, San Francisco.
24392
You’re not the kind that I wanted to
find; words by J. M. Finigan, mu-
sic by W. P. Swettman. © 1c. Sept.
11, 1929; E unp. 11534; Joseph M.
Finigan, and W. Paul Swettman,
Philadelphia. 24393
You're responsible; from Tanned legs.
words by Sidney Clare, music by
Oscar Levant; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Oct. 25, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 28; E pub.
10406; Harms, inc., New York.
24894
You're still in my memories: words
and music by L. Dubois. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. Oct. 24,
1929; E unp. 12467; Lyle Dubois,
San Francisco. 24395
You’re still my baby; fox-trot song,
words and musie by A. W. Drill.
New York City, Frank Harding. © -
Aug. 21, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 24; E pub.
9660; A. Ward Drill, Woodstock, Ill.
24896
You’re the one I love; words and mu-
sic by S. Epstein. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 e. Oct. 21, 1929;
E unp. 12293; Sidney Epstein, Bos-
ton. 24397
You’re the you; words and music by
Maury Madison [pseud. of W. R.
Smith. Photostat] © 1 ¢. Oct. 38,
1929; E unp. 11584;. W. Renwick
Smith, Hollywood, Calif. 24398
You're tickling me; melody by Clifford
Hayes. © 1c. Oct. 25, 1929; E unp.
12514; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 24399
You’re waiting for me, baby doll;
words and music by E. D. Shiner.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 17, 1929; E unp. 12124; Emer-
son D. Shiner, Western, Neb. 24400
You thought I would cry when you
said good-bye; words by A. C. Giu-
dici and L. Barie, musie by Luther
A. Clark. - Pittsburgh, Pa., Giudici,
Barie and associates. © July 27,
1929; 2 c July 29; E pub. 9859;
Andrea C. Giudici and Lawrence
Barie, Pittsburgh. 24401
You’ve gone back to your old ways
again; words by J. M. Boland, music
by Samuel H. Speck. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Aug. 8,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 26; E .pub. 9654;
Jessie M. Boland, Kearney, N. J.
24402
You’ve made a hit, wow; words and
music by R. M. Buchanan. © 1 e.
Oct. 26, 1929; E unp. 12573; Ruth
Markley Buchanan, Cincinnati.
24403
You’ve made me lonely; words and
music by Morgan Cook. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 11, 1929;
E unp. 11923; Morgan Hoff Cook,
Belvedere, Calif. 24404
You were mine for awhile; words by
J. M. Hillman, music by Frances
Pierce. © 1c. Oct. 31, 1929; E unp.
12737; John M. Hillman, Harris-
burg, Or. 24405
Young America; march, lyric for sing-
ing cho. by Richard Henry Goldman,
musie by Edwin Franko Goldman;
full orch. pts., with pf. conductor.
Ato, ©), June, 26, ;1929;,.2 ¢. Oct, 12:
E pub. 9984; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 24406
Young (The) students piano course;
standard text for class teaching, by
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Young (The)—Continued.
Will Earhart, Charles N. Boyd and
Mary Macnair. 1st bk. © Oct. 24,
1929; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 4; AA 27815;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 24407
Your Lord, and my Lord; hymn, words
and music by C. H. Snyder. © Oct.
26, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 29; E pub. 10382;
Cora H. Snyder, Harrisburg, Pa.
24408
Your love is all that I crave; lyric by
Al. Dubin and Perry Bradford, mu-
Sic by Jimmy Johnson; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Oct. 10, 1929; 2 e. Oct.
16; E pub. 10176; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 24409
Your mother; ballad, words by F. Mc-
Pherson,. music by Samuel H. Speck.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
July 19, 1929; 2 c Oct. 4; E pub.
9795; Fanny McPherson, Red Gran-
ite, Wis. 24410
Your smile; words and musie by A. H.
Horsburgh, arr. by Burrell Van Bu-
ren. [Blue-print] © Oct. 1, 1929;
2c. Oct. 7; E pub. 9824; Alexander
Henderson Horsburgh, Des Moines.
24411
Your smiles mean everything to me;
words and music by P. Lucas.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 4, 1929; E unp. 11629; Philip
Lucas, Detroit. 24412
Youth must be swerved; musical com-
edy in 2 acts and 6 scenes, by E.
Spicer. © 1. Oct. 8, 1929; D unp.
27587 ; Edward Spicer, New York.
24413
Yucatan tierra de ensuenos; cancion
mexicana, letra y musica de F. L.
Cabello; pf. (Jn Mexican music—
Spanish music, album no. 1) ©
Aug. 26, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 30; E pub.
9847; Fernando L. Cabello, El Paso.
24414
Z Chicago; polka, melody by E. Mika.
© 1c. Sept. 14, 1929; EH unp. 12197;
Edward Mika, Philadelphia. 24415
Z% nad wisty; oberek, melody by HE.
pt. III, n.s., v. 24, no. 10, 1929
lou, of France. Athens, M. Constan-
tinides. © July 1, 1929; 1 « Aug.
21; E for. 6927; Alector pub. co.,
New York. 24417
Zem zem; drum march no. 1, by J. R.
Metcalf; snare, ten. and bass drums.
[Mimeograph]. © 1 ¢. Oct. 18, 1929;
E unp. 12604; John R. Metcalf, Erie,
Pa. 24418
Zielinska; vals, lyric and music by
Maria Grever. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 25, 1929; BE unp.
12526; Southern music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 24419
Zierpuppen (Die); kcmische oper in
einem akt, von Arturo Rossato, nach
Les précieuses ridicules, von Moliére,
deutsche tibersetzung von Walter
Dahms, musik von Felice Lattuada,
of Italy; klavierauszug mit text. ©
Oct. 10, 1929; 1 ce Oct. 22; D pub.
27603; Casa musicale Sonzogno,
Milan. 24420
Zion’s ship; sacred song, words and
music by O. M. Smith. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Oct. 11,
1929 5 2'' ec. ‘Oct. 213° EH - pub: 103812;
Ocia M. Smith, Fayetteville, N. C.
24421
Zmowyny; music by P. Humeniuk;
pt. 1, 2. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 26, 1929; E unp. 12589;
Paul Humeniuk, New York. 24422
Zonky; from Load of coal, lyric by
Andy Razaf, music by Thomas Wal-
ler; pf. and ukulele ace. © Oct.
11, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 12; E pub. 10042;
Santly bros., inc., New York. 24423
Zycie-moje; polka, by George Apolsky,
of Canada, domiciled at Detroit;
violin. © 1c. Sept. 18, 1929; E unp.
11821; Apolsky & Bukantis music
pub. co., Detroit. 24424
12 o’clock (A) girl in a 10 o’clock
town; words by C. Slaton, music by
C. Slaton and Lutie Cunningham.
© 1c. Oct. 22, 1929; E unp. 12321;
Connie Slaton, Prairie Grove, Ark.
Mika. ©1e. Sept. 14, 1929; E unp. 24425
12205; Edward Mika, Philadelphia. | 44th street blues; by G. Smith.
24416 [Chords, single staff] © 1 ¢. Oct.
Znrvapiko (TO) ’AOnvatKo tpayovde, words 16, 1929; E unp. 12147; Gladys
and music by Nicholas Hatziaposto- Smith, Chicago. 24426
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1929:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 67 unpublished ) — 192
Class E, Musical compositions (including 10,211 unpublished) ____-___- 24, 234
Total... 2222229 aid. bee. Se ee ee Dee 24, 426
bist OF MUSIC OF WHICH SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS, BEEN: .RE-
NEWED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909
A Vallemande; par Andre Gedalge;
pf. © Melanie Gedalge, Paris, as the
child of the deceased author. R
5142, Sept. 27, 1929. 1
A la francaise; par Andre Gedalge; pf.
© Melanie Gedalge, Paris, as_ the
child of the deceased author. R
5143, Sept. 27, 1929. 2
A la viennoise; par Andre Gedaige; pf.
© Melanie Gedalge. Paris, as the
child of the deceased author. R
5141, Sept. 27, 1929. 3
Ah, gather roses; from the incidental
musie to The twin sister, composed
by Liza Lehmann. © Herbert Bed-
ford, London, as the widower of the
author of the music. R 5147, Sept.
27, 1929. 4
All hail; music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R
5007, Sept. 13, 1929. 5
Allen welten abgewandt; an den
mondesstrahlen gleiten, von Marie
Stona, musik von Max Reger, op. 55,
no. 14; fiir mittlere singstimme. ©
Else Reger, Munich, as the widow of
the author of the music. R 5425,
Aug. 8, 1929. 6
Alte (Der); nun steh ich tiber graf,
von Gust. Falke, musik ven Max
Reger, op. 55, no. 15; fiir mittlere
singstimme. © Else Reger, Munich,
as the widow of the author of the
music. R 5426, Aug. 8, 1929. rg
Andalouse; par J. Vieu;: pf. © Jane
Vieu, Paris, as the author. R 5185, |
Sept. 27, 1929. 8
Arabian galop; by Paul Ducelle
[pseud. of C. W. Krogmann] op. 17,
no. 4; pf. © Carrie W. Krogmann,
Marblehead, Mass., as the author.
R 5049, Aug. 15, 1929. 9
Are you ready; words by Cary, music
by C. S. Colburn. © Cary Samuel
Colburn, Dunlap, Ia., as the author
of music. R 5071, Sept. 12,1929. 10
At the casino; reverie, by J. D. Kern.
© Jerome D. Kern, New York, as
[24426
the author of the music. R 5097,
Sept. 7, 1929. gia)
At the ending of the way; words by
Jennie Wilson, music by J. M. Black.
© James M. Black, Williamsport,
Pa., as the author of the music. R
do02, Oct. 3, 1929. i
Au crepuscule; par Maurice Moszkow-
ski, op. 68, no. 3; pf. © Marcel
Moszkowski, Paris, as the child of
the deceased author. R 5138, Sept.
Bt, 1929: iiss
Au pays d’amourette; poesie de Ga-
briel Vicaire, music by C. Cuvillier ;
voix élevées; en fa. © Charles
Cuvillier, Paris, as the author of the
music. .R-5177, Sept. 27, 1929. 14
Ballade, op. 4 [and] Polonaise, op. 8;
by Ferdinand Laub, ed. and fingered
by Henry Schradieck, with a _bio-
graphical sketch of the author, by
Richard Aldrich; violin, with pf.
ace. © J. Alice Schradieck, West
Alton, N. H., as widow of one of the
authors of new matter. R_ 5815,
Sept. 19, 1929. 15
Ballet (The) dancer; by H. Smith, op.
7: pf. © Hannah Smith, New York,
as the author. R 5088, Sept. 5,
1929. 16
Barley sheaves; words by Gunby
Hadath, musie by Alicia Adelaide
Needham. © Alicia A. Needham,
London, as the author of the music.
R 5150, Sept. 27, 1929. acd
Be still; words by Kate Ulmer, music
by Chas. C. Ackley [pseud. of I. H.
Meredith] © Isaac H. Meredith,
New York, as the author of the
music. R 5382, Oct.. 2, 1929. 18
Be strong; words by Maltbie D. Bab-
cock, music by G. C. Stebbins. ©
George C. Stebbins, New York, as
the. author of the music. R 5350,
Oct. 3, 1929. 19
Beautiful home-land; words by W. C.
Martin, music by J. M. Black. ©
James M. Black, Williamsport, Pa.,
as the author of the music. R 5351,
Oct: By 1923: 20
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24426 (21)
Behold and see; words from Lamenta-
tions, music by William Sparger;
sop. solo and cho. (Two anthems
after Hebrew melodies) © Rebecca
Sparger, New York, as the widow of
the author of the music. R 5044,
Sept. 10, 1929. 21
Behold, I stand at the door and knock;
words and music by I. H. Meredith.
© Isaac Hickman Meredith, New
York, as the author. R 5402, Oct.
2, 1929. Pe
Behold what manner of love; music
by C. H. Gabriel. © Chas. H. Ga-
briel, Berkeley, Calif., as the author
of the music. R 50138, Sept. 13, 1929.
Ps
Believe on the Lord; words by Grant
Colfax Tullar, music by I. H. Mere-
dith. © Isaac Hickman Meredith,
New York, as the author of the mu-
sic. R 5400, Oct. 2, 1929. 24
Belle (La) an bois dormant; feerie
chantee, poeme et images de Lucien
Metivet, musique de J. Vieu. ©
Jane Vieu, Paris, as the author of
music. R 5152, Sept. 27, 1929. 25
Berceuse; lyrical intermezzo from A
modern Santa Claus, by H. R. Shel-
ley; pf. © Harry Rowe Shelley,
New York, as the author. R 5407,
Sept. 30, 1929. 26
Bete (La) noire; poesie de Jules Laf-
folgue, musique de C. Levade; voix
graves; en le min. © Charles Le-
vade, Paris, as the author of the
music. R 5156, Sept. 27, 1929. Pat
Birthday (The) of a King; Christmas
service for the Sunday school, by G.
B. Nevin. © George B. Nevin,
Easton, Pa., as the author of the
music. R 4999, Sept. 138, 1929. 28
Birthday (The) of the King; Christ-
mas service, by Maurice A. Clifton
[pseud. of J. L. Hall] and A. A.
Payn. © J. Lincoln Hall, Philadel-
phia, as the author of the music.
R 5318, Oct. 2, 1929. 29
Bow down Thine ear, O Lord; words
from Psalm 86, music by A. Frey.
© Adolf Frey, Syracuse, N. Y., as
the author of the music. R 5233,
Sept. 28, 1929. 30
Bring back the lost ones; words by
Jennie Wilson, music by Chas. C.
Ackley [pseud. of I. H. Meredith]
© Isaac H. Meredith, New York, as
the author of the music. R 5389,
Oct. 2, 1929. ol
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
But is that all; words by Horatius
Bonar, music by Chas. C. Ackley
[pseud. of I. H. Meredith] © Isaac
H. Meredith, New York, as the au-
thor of the music. R 53884, Oct. 2.
1929. 32.
Captain (The) ; my ship and I, words
by Robert Louis Stevenson, music by
Liza Lehmann; ten. © Herbert Bed-
ford, London, as the widower of the
author of music. R 5167, Sept. 27,
1929. 33
Ce que l’on reve; valse chantee, poesie
de Hlsa Ghislaine, musique de Ro-
dolphe Berger. © Honorine Isopy,
Paris, as the executor of the author
of music. R 5187, Sept. 27, 1929. 34
Chaminade (Cecile Louise Stephanie)
Concertino; op. 107; flute avee ace.
de pf. © Cecile Louise Stephanie
Chaminade, veuve Carbonell, Tama-
ris-sur-mer, Var, France, as the au-
thor. R 5204, Sept. 27, 1929. 35
Mirage (A vision) ; French words
by Ed. Guinaud, English version by
R. H. Elkin, music by Cecile Chami-
nade. © Cecile Louise Stephanie
Chaminade, veuve Carbonel, Tama-
ris-sur-mer, Var, France, as the au-
thor of the music. R 5178, Sept. 27,
1929. 36
Child’s (A) prayer; words by M. Beth-
am Edwards, music by Liza Leh-
mann. © Herbert Bedford, London,
as the widower of the author of the
music. R 5164, Sept. 27, 1929. 37
Chinese (A) honeymoon; lanciers, arr.
by Otto Langey; orch. © Lizzie
Langey, New York, as the widow of
the author of the arrangement of
music. R 5245, Sept. 26, 1929. 38
Chinese (A) honeymoon; march and
two-step by Howard Talbot, arr. by
Otto Langey. 1. Band.—2. Orch. ©
Lizzie Langey, New York, as the
widow of the author of the arrange-
ment of music. R 5248, 5244, Sept.
26, 1929. 39, 40
Christians awake! salute the happy
morn; Christmas anthem, words by
J. Byron, music by P. A. Schnecker ;
mixed voices, organ ace. © Louise
W. Schnecker, New York, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 5001, Sept. 18, 1929. 41
Close dat eye; words by Jack P. Mac-
Sweeny, music by L. O. Smith. ©
Lee Orean Smith, New York, as the
author of the music. R 5130, Sept.
17, 1929. 42
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Closer, dear Lord, to Thee; words by
Georgianna M. Taylor, musie by
Chas. C. Ackley [pseud. of I. H.
Meredith] © Isaac H. Meredith,
New York, as the author of the
music. R 5381, Oet. 2,. 1929. 43
(A) morning; by H. Smith,
op. 7; pf. © Hannah Smith, New
York, as the author. R 5031, Sept.
5, 1929. 44
Come all ye lads and lassies ; quartett,
old English melody, words and mu-
sic written and arr. by H. Lane Wil-
son. © Robert J. Barclay Wilson,
London, as the executor of the au-
thor ef music. R 5192, Sept. 27,
1929. 45
Come and take a stroll with me;
words by George V. Hobart, music
by Ludwig Englander. © Donald B.
Hobart, New York, as next of kin
of the author of words, who is not
living, and Carla Englander Poltz,
Vienna, as next of kin of the author
of music, who is not living. R 5337,
Sept. 25, 1929. 46
Come back Dinah, I’se been waiting
long; words by Ben Von Minden,
music by J. E. Turner, arr. by Lee
Orean Smith. © John E. Turner,
New York, as the author of music.
R 5131, Sept. 17, 1929. 47
Come down ma evenin’ star; words by
R. B. Smith. music by John Strom-
berg. © Robert B. Smith, Asbury
Park, N. J., as the author of words.
R 5266, Aug. 23, 1929. 48
Come to-day; words by Jennie Wilson,
music by J. M. Black. © James M.
Black, Will amsport, Pa., as the au-
nor, of the music. R,.5353, Oct. 3,
1929. 49
Come unto Me; music by C. H. Gabriel.
© Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 5011,
Sept. 13, 1929. 50
Come unto Me; words anon., music by
I. H. Meredith. © Isaac Hickman
Meredith, New York, as the author
cf the music. R 5394, Oct. 2, 1929.
51
Come ye blessed; music by C. H. Ga-
briel; women’s voices. © Chas. H.
Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.. as the au-
thor of the music. R 5012, Sept. 13.
1929. 52
Comforter holy; words by E. HE. Hew-
itt, musie by Chas. C. Ackley [pseud.
of I. H. Meredith] © Isaac H. Mere-
Cloudy
dith, New York, as the author of the
musie. R 5379, Oct. 2, 1929. 53
Commotion (The) of love; old English
melody, words and music written
and arr. by H. Lane Wilson. ©
Robert J. Barclay Wilson, London,
as the executor of the author of
music. R 5198, Sept. 27, 1929. 54
Complete Petrie collection of Irish mu-
Sic; as noted by George Petrie, ed.
from the original manuscript, by
Charles Villiers Stanford. pt. 1. ©
Jennie Anna Stanford, Aylesbury,
Bucks, England. as the widow of the
author of music. R 5207, Sept. 27,
1929. 5D
Comrade song; part-song, verses by
Richard Hovey, music by Frederic
‘F. Bullard; men’s voices. © Maud
S. Bullard, South Orleans, Mass., as
the widow of the author of the mu-
sic. R 4998, Sept. 13, 1929. 56
Consecration; words by Frances Rid-
ley Havergal, music by Chas. C. Ack-
ley [pseud. of I. H. Meredith] ©
Isaac H. Meredith, New York, as the
author of the music. R 5388, Oct. 2,
1929. 57
Ccronation march; by G. St. George;
military band. (Jn Boosey’s m.litary
journal, no. 433) © May St. George,
London. as the widow of the author
of music.. R 5148, Sept. 27, 1929. 58
Coronation ode; by E. Elgar, op. 44;
mixed voices. © Edward Elgar, Lon-
don, as the author of the music. R
5182, Sept. 27, 1929. 59
Country (The) dance; old English mel-
ody, words and music written and
arr. by H. Lane Wilson. © Robert
J. Barclay Wilson, London, as the
executor of the author of music. R
5200: Sept. 27, 1929. 60
Country (The) over yonder; words by
Jennie Wilson, music by J. M. Black.
© James M. Black, Williamsport,
Pa.. as the author of the mus.c. R
5358, Oct. 3, 1929. 61
Cry (The) of the heathen; words by
M. W. Knapp, music by Mrs. L. O.
Brown (i. e L. M. Brown) ©
Laura Mabel Brown. Clinton, Ind.,
as the author of the music. R 5321,
Sept. 9, 1929. 62
Cuckoo (The) : words by W. B. Rands,
musie by Liza Lehmann; scp.
Herbert Bedford, London, as the
widower of the author of music. R
5165, Sept. 27, 1929. 63
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Dance of the song birds; by B. Rich-
mond; pf. © Benjamin Richmond,
Brooklyn, as the author. R 5836,
Sept. 25, 1929. 64
Dancing (The) lesson; by Paul Du-
celle [pseud. of C. W. Krogmann]
op. 17, no. 5; pf. © Carrie W. Krog-
mann, Marblehead, Mass., as the au-
thor. R 5050, Aug. 15, 1929. 65
Danse russe; par Maurice Moszkow-
ski, op. 68, no. 4; pf. © Marcel
Moszkowski, Paris, as the child of
the deceased author. R 5139, Sept.
27, 1929. 66
Delices; par Louis Ganne; pf. © Paul
Ganne, London, as the child of the
deceased author. R 5186, Sept. 27,
1929. 67
Derniere page; poesie de Georges Doc-
quois, musique de C. Levade; en ut.
Charles Levade, Paris, as the author
of the music. 85155) Sept." 27,
1929. 68
Do not pass me by; words by W. C.
Martin, music by J. M. Black. ©
James M. Black, Williamsport, Pa.,
as the author of the music. R 5354,
Oct. 3, 1929. 69
Down where the Wurzburger flows;
novelty waltz song, words by Vin-
cent P. Bryan, music by H. Von
Tilzer. (© Harry Von Tilzer, New
York, as the author of the music.
R 51338, Sept. 17, 1929. 70
Dream fairies; by Paul Ducelle [pseud.
of C. W. Krogmann] op. 17, no. 12;
pf. © Carrie W. Krogmann, Mar-
blehead, Mass., as the author. R
5057, Aug. 15, 1929. "1
Dream life waltzes; by H. Tourjee;
orch. © Homer Tourjee, Los An-
geles, as the author of the arrange-
ment. R 5221, Sept: "25, 1929. 72
Dream life waltzes; by H. Tourjee; pf.
© Homer Tourjee, Los Angeles, as
the author. R 5219, Sept. 25, 1929.
Te
Earl Bristol’s farewell; song, by C. A.
Lidgey. © Robert E. Burgiss, Lon-
don, as the executor of the author of
music. R 5181, Sept. 27, 1929: 74
Emmanuel; Christmas anthem, music
by J. H. Rogers; mixed voices, or-
gan acc. © James H. Rogers, Cleve-
land, as the author of the music. R
5231, Sept. 28, 1929. 75
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Enjoiement; par P. Bilhaud; pf. ©
Paul Bilhaud, Avon, Seine at Marne,
France, as the author. R_ 5209,
Sept. 27, 1929. 76
Entree sarabande et bourree; par C.
Levade; pf. © Charles: Levade,
Paris, as the author. R 5190, Sept.
27, 1929. V7
Evening; by H. Smith, op. 7; pf. ©
Hannah Smith, New York, as the
author. R 5027, Sept. 5, 1929. 78
Every night my prayers I say; words
by Robert Louis Stevenson, music by
Liza Lehmann; ten. © Herbert Bed-
ford, London, as the widower of the
author of music. R 5171, Sept. 27,
1929. 79
Fairy boating song; by Paul Ducelle
[pseud. of C. W. Krogmann] op, 17,
no. 9; pf. © Carrie W. Krogmann,
Marblehead, Mass., as the author.
R 5054, Aug. 15, 1929. 80
Fairy chimes; words by W. B. Rands,
music by Liza Lehmann. © Her-
bert Bedford, London, as the wid-
ower of the author of music. R
5166, Sept. 27, 1929. 81
Fairy (A) love song; words by Hila
Higginson, music by C. Willeby. ©
Charles Willeby, London, as the au-
thor of music. R 5160, Sept. 27,
1929. 82
Father, hear me; words by Flora
Kirkland, music by Chas. C. Ackley
[pseud. of I. H. Meredith] © Isaac
H. Meredith, New York, as the au-
thor of the music: R 5393, Oct. 2,
1929. 83
Faute (La) des roses; valse chantee,
poesie de Hlse Ghislaine, musique
par Rodolphe Berger. © Honorine
Isopy, Paris, as the executor of the
author of music. R 5175, Sept. 27,
1929. 84
Fell the snow one winter’s night;
Christmas carol, by Horace Hills,
jr.; mixed voices. © Charlotte T.
Hills, Baltimore, as the widow of
the author of music. R 5230, Sept.
28, 1929. 85
Fillmore’s male choir; collection of
new gospel songs for male quartets
and choruses, by Fred A. Fillmore,
Finley Lyon and C. H. Gabriel. nos.
1-3. © Charles H. Gabriel, Berk-
eley, Calif., as one of the authors.
R 5019, Oct.’ 2, 1929. 86
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Fillmore’s women’s choir; collection
of gospel songs for female quartets
and choruses, by C. H. Gabriel. nos.
1-3. © Charles H. Gabriel, Berk-
_eley, Calif., as the author. R 5018,
Oct. 3, 1929. 87
Fisher (The) and the mermaid; from
The storks, words by Guy F. Steely,
music by F. Chapin. © Frederic
Chapin, Hollywood, Calif., as the
author of the music. R 5274, Sept.
3, 1929. 88
For good luck; words by J. H. Ewing,
musie by Liza Lehmann; sop.
Herbert Bedford, London, as the wi-
dower of the author of music. R
5162, Sept. 27, 1929. 89
For me; music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as
the author of the music. R 5009,
Sept. 13, 1929. - 90
Forest (A) ramble; by Paul Ducelle
[pseud. of C. W. Krogmann] op. 17,
no. 11; pf. © Carrie W. Krogmann,
Marblehead, Mass., aS the author.
R 5056, Aug. 15, 1929. 91
Frimousse; valse brillante, par Ro-
dolphe Berger; pf. © Honorine
Isopy, Paris, as the executor of the
author. R 5153, Sept. 27, 1929. 92
Galilee: words by W. C. Martin, mu-
sic by J. M. Black. © James M.
Black, Williamsport, Pa., as. the
author of the music. R 5356, Oct.
3, 1929. 93
Garden (The) of Eden; song by 5S.
Adams. © Spencer Adams, Wil-
liamsport, Pa., as the author. R
5129, Sept. 17, 1529. 94
Gavotte capricieuse; by H. H. Huss,
op. 18, no. 2; pf. © Henry Holden
Huss, New York, as the author. R
Mee ar eC, Tose 95
Gentle dawn; old English melody,
words and music written and arr.
by H. Lane Wilson. © Robert J.
Barclay Wilson, London, as the exe-
cutor of the author of music. R
5196, Sept. 27, 1929. 96
Get busy; characteristic march and
two step, by O. Heinzman and John
A. Heinzman; pf. © Otto Heinz-
man, Brooklyn, as one of the au-
thors. R 5276, Sept. 10, 1929. 97
Go through the gates; music by C. H.
Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif., as the author of
the music. R 5023, Sept. 13, 1929.
98
Good-night and good-morning; words
by Lord Houghton, music by Liza
Lehmann; contralto. © Herbert
Bedford, London, as the widower of
the author of music. R 5172, Sept.
27;5°1929: 99
Good tidings of great joy; complete
service for Christmas, by Geo. P.
Beard and Arthur Wilton [pseud.
of J. L. Hall] © J. Lincoln Hall,
Philadelphia, as the author of the
music. R 5314, Oct. 2, 1929. 100
Grasshopper’s (The) frolic; by Paul
Ducelle [pseud. of C. W. Krogmann]
pp. 1%, no. 8; pf: © Corrie -y.
Krogmann, Marblehead, Mass., as
the author, R 5053, Aug. 15, 1929.
101
Guardian (The) of the gate; vocal
selection from The wizard of Oz.
words by L. Frank Baum, music by
P. Tietjens. © Paul Tietjens, New
York, as the author of the music.
R 5242, Sept. 26, 1929. 102
Gulbins (Max) Sonate; op. 19, in B
dur; orgel. © Max Gulbins, Bres-
lau, Germany, as the author. R
5299, Sept. 30, 1929. 103
Gute nacht; das war der junker tiber-
mut, von Gust. Falke, musik von
Max Reger, op. 55, no. 13; ftir mit-
tlere singstimme. © Else Reger,
Munich, as the widow of the author
of the muSic. R 5424, Aug. 8, 1929.
104
Gypsy dance; by H. Smith, op. 7; pf.
© Hannah Smith, New York, as the
author. R 5033, Sept. 5, 1929. 105
Hallelujah! Praise the Lord; words
and music by L. O. Brown. © Low-
rie Otis Brown, Clinton, Ind., as the
author. R 50938, Sept. 9, 1929. 106
Hand (The) organ man plays; by Th.
Oesten, op. 65, no. 1, ed. and fingered
by L. Oesterle; pf. © Louis Oester-
le, New York, as the author of the
new matter. R 5026, Sept. 19, 1929.
107
He knows; words and music by J. M.
Black. © James M. Black, Wil-
liamsport, Pa., as the author. R
5a61,,O0ct. 3, 1929. 108
Heigh ho!! Heigh ho!! MHeigh ho!!
opening cho. act 2, from The storks,
words by Guy F. Steely, music by
F. Chapin. © Frederic Chapin,
Hollywood, Calif., as the author of
the music. R 5257, Sept. 16, 1929.
109
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How excellent; music by C. H. Ga-
briel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berke-
ley, Calif., as the author of the mu-
sic. R 5017, Sept. 13, 1929. 110
Hunting song; by Paul Ducelle [pseud.
of C. W. Krogmann] op. 17, no. 7;
pf. © Carrie W. Krogmann, Mar-
blehead, Mass., as the author. R
5052, Aug. 15, 1929. 111
Hunting song; part-song, words by
Walter Scott, music by H. A. Strout;
women’s voices. © Herbert A.
Strout, Bridgeport, Conn., as the
author of the music. R 5235, Sept.
28, 1929. 112
Hush (The) of night hath fallen;
Christmas anthem, music by W. R.
Spence; mixed voices, organ ace.
© William R. Spence, Perth, On-
tario, Canada, as the author of the
music. R 5003, Sept. 13, 1929. 113
Hymnus des hasses; heil dir der du
hassen, von Christian Morgenstern,
musik von Max Reger, op. 55, no. 1;
fiir hohe singstimme. © Else Reger,
Munich, as the widow of the author
of the music. R 5412, Aug. 8, 1929.
114
I am with thee; words by Kate Ulmer,
music by I. H. Meredith. © Isaac
Hickman Meredith, New York, as the
author of the music. R 5396, Oct. 2,
1929. 115
I heard a voice; words by Cary. music
by C. 8S. Colburn. © Cary Samuel
Colburn, Dunlap, Ia., as the author
of the music. R 5072, Sept. 12,
1929. 116
I want to be a soldier lady; words
by George V. Hobart, musie by Lud-
wig Englander.
bart, New York, as next of kin of
author of words, who is not living,
and Carla Englander Poltz, Vienna,
as next of kin of author of music,
who is not living: R 5334, Sept. 25,
1929. wT
If we walk in the light; words and
music by I. H. Meredith. © Isaae
Hickman Meredith, New York, as the
author of the music. R 5398, Oct. 2.
1929. 118
In a dream of the night; words by
J. W. Carpenter, music by C. H.
Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berke-
ley, Calif., as the author of the
music. R 5022, Sept. 18, 1929: 119
In dreamland ; words by Harriet Trow-
bridge, music by Liza Lehmann. ©
(© Donald B. Ho--
Herbert Bedford, London, as the
widower of the author of the music.
R 5163, Sept. 27, 1929. 120
In the beginning; words from the
Bible, music by C. H. Gabriel. ©
Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 5021,
Sept. 13, 1929. 121
In the woods; by H. Smith, op. 7; pf.
© Hannah Smith, New York, as the
author. R 5029, Sept. 5, 1929. 122
In winterland; Christmas cantata, by
J. W. Lerman. © J. W. Lerman,
New York, as the author. R 5128,
Aug. 10,1929. © . HDS
Is that all you’ve got to say; words by
Collin Davis, music by Horatio N.
Peabody. © Ray Peabody, Buenos
Aires, Argentina, as the next of kin
of the author of the music who is
not living. R 5277, Sept. 10.
1929. 124
It is God’s way—His will be done;
words by Grant Colfax Tullar, music
by I. H. Meredith. © Isaac Hick-
man Meredith, New York, as the
author of the music. R 5376, Oct.
2, 1929. 125
It shall be light at evening time;
words by T. O. Chisholm, music by
©. H. Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel,
Berkeley, Calif., as the author of
the music. R 5020, Sept. 13,
1929. 126
Jesus is calling you home; words by
Virginia W. Moyer, music by Chas.
C. Ackley [pseud. of I. H. Mere-
dith] © Isaac H. Meredith, New
York, as the author of the music.
R 5386, Oct. 2, 1929. 127
Jesus is waiting at the door; words by
Alice Jean Cleator, music by J. L.
Hall. © J. Lincoln Hall, Philadel-
phia, as the author of the music.
R 5316, Oct. 2; 1929: 128
Jesus knows; words by Lotta B.
White, music by Chas. C. Ackley
[pseud. of I. H. Meredith] © Isaac
H. Meredith, New York, as the au-
thor of the music. R 5385, Oct. 2,
1929. 129
Jesus prays for me; words by Mrs.
Frank A. Breck, music by Chas. C.
Ackley [pseud. of I. H. Meredith]
© Isaac H. Meredith, New York, as
the author of the music. R 5392,
Oct. 2, 1929. 130
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Juno; words by Aaron S. Hofmann,
music by Al Johns. © Louise Johns,
New York, as the widow of the au-
thor of the music. R 5265, Aug.
245, A929; / 131
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Just a simple girl from the prairie ;
vocal selection from The wizard of
Oz, words by L. Frank Baum, music
by-« P. Tietjens. © Paul Tietjens,
New York, as the author of the
music. R 5241,eSept. 26, 1929. 132
Just before the dawning of the day;
words by Fanny J. Crosby, music
by C. A. Miles. © C. Austin Miles,
Philadelphia, as the author of the
music. BR 535, Oct. 2,°1929. 133
Keep close to Jesus; words by W. C.
Martin, music by J. M. Black. ©
James M. Black, Williamsport, Pa.,
as the author of the music R
5360, Oct. 3, 1929. 134
King of Israel; scriptural oratorio,
music: by C. H. Gabriel. © Chas. H.
Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif., as the
author of the music. R 5024, Sept.
13, 1929. 135
Klange aus Thiiringen; walzer von
P. Apfelstedt; Klavier. © Paul
Apfelstedt, Frankfurt a/M, Germany,
as the author. R 5406, Oct. 3,
1929. 136
Lament (A); from the Swiss, words
by Alexander Crerar, music arr. by
A. L. © Eva Eckersley, Danbury,
Essex, England, as the executor of
the author of music. R 5183, Sept.
27, 1929. 137
Land of hope and glory; words by
Arthur C. Benson, music by E. Elgar.
© Edward Elgar, London, as the
author of the music. R 5205, Sept.
2b 1929. 138
Lead Thou the way; words by M. Vic-
tor Staley, music by J. M. Black.
© James M. Black, Williamsport,
Pa., as the author of the music. R'
5355, Oct. 3, 1929. 139
Lettre (La) de Manon; transcription
nouvelle pour danser le boston, par
E. Gillet. © Ernest Gillet, Paris,
as the author. R 5208, Sept. 27,
1929. 140
Libellules (Les) ; scherzo, par J. Vieu;
pf. © Jane Vieu, Paris, as the au-
thor. R 5188, Sept. 27, 1929. 141
Lignes (Les) supplementaires (Die
noten auf den hilfslinien); étude
spéciale des notes hors des portées,
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exercises de petite et grande virtuo-
sité, par B. M. Colomer; pf. © Fe-
lix Colomer and Madeleine Colomer,
Paris, as the children of the de-
ceased author. R 5409, Sept. 24,
1929. 142
Like stars above; words by J. An-
thony McDonald, music by W. H.
Squire. © William Henry Squire,
London, as the author of music. R
5178, Sept. 27, 1929. 143
Little masqueraders; by Paul Ducelle
[pseud. of C. W. Krogmann] op. 17,
no. 2; pf. © Carrie W. Krogmann,
Marblehead, Mass., as the author.
R 5047, Aug. 15, 1929. 144
Little Tich march; marche burlesque,
by Louis Ganne; pf. © Paul Ganne,
London, as the child of the deceased
author. R 5145, Sept. 27, 1929. 145
Living waters; words by Flora Kirk-
land, music by Chas. C. Ackley
[pseud. of I. H. Meredith] © Isaae
H. Meredith, New York, as the au-
thor of the music. R 5380, Oct. 2,
1929. 146
Look up, look up; words by Fanny J.
Crosby, music by G. C. Stebbins. ©
George C. Stebbins, New York, as
the author of the music. R 5349,
Oct. 3, 1929. 147
Lord (The) is my Shepherd; words of
23d psalm, set to music by S. Liddle.
© Samuel Liddle, London, as the
author of the music. R 5149, Sept.
2, L929: 148
Love a la mode; melange, vocal selec-
tion, words by H. Smith, music by
John Stromberg. © Edgar Smith,
Elmhurst, L. I., N. Y., as the author
of words. R 5258, Aug. 27, 1929.
149
Love is love; vocal selection from The
wizard of Oz, words by L. Frank
Baum, music by P. Tietjens. © Paul
Tietjens, New York, as the author
of the music. R 5238, Sept. 26, 1929.
150
Love (The) of -God surrounds me;
words by Flora Kirkland, music by
F. Degen. © Ferd Degen, Chicago,
as the author of the music. R 5069,
Apr. 4, 1929. 152
Loves answer; song, by E. A. Leopold;
med. voice. © E. A. Leopold, New
Haven, as the author. R 5099, Sept.
15, 1929: 152
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Love’s greeting; old English melody,
words and music written and arr.
by H. Lane Wilson. © Robert J.
Barclay Wilson, London, as the ex-
ecutor of the author of music. R
5194, Sept. 27, 1929. 153
MacDowell (Edward Alexander )
From a log cabin; op. 62, no. 9; pf.
© Marian MacDowell, Peterborough,
N. H.. as the widow of the author.
R 5123, Sept. 10, 1929. 154
From Puritan days; in nomine
Domini, op. 62, no. 8; pf. © Marian
MacDowell, Peterborough, N. H., as
the widow of the author. R 5121,
Sept. 10, 1929. 155
In deep woods; op. 62, no. 5; pf.
© Marian MacDowell, Peterborough,
N. H.. as the widow of the author.
R 5120, Sept. 10, 1929. 156
Indian idyl; op. 62, no. 6; pf. ©
Marian MacDowell, Peterborough,
N. H., as the widow of the author.
R 5119, Sept. 10, 1929. 157
The joy of autumn; op. 62, no. 10;
pf. © Marian MacDowell, Peter-
borough, N. H., as the widow of the
author. R 5124, Sept. 10, 1929. 158
Mid-summer; op. 62, no. 2; pf. ©
Marian MacDowell, Peterborough,
N. H., as the widow of the author.
R 5115, Sept. 10, 1929. 159
Mid-winter ; op. 62, no. 3; pf. ©
Marian MacDowell, Peterborough,
N. H., as the widow of the author.
R 5118, Sept. 10, 1929. 160
Old garden; op. 62, no. 1; pf. ©
Marian MacDowell, Peterborough,
N. H., as the widow of the author. R
HL16, Sepe. 10, 1929: 161
To an old white pine; op. 62, no.
7: pf. © Marian MacDowell, Pe-
terborough, N. H., as the widow of
th? author. R 5122, Sept. 10, 1929.
162
—— With sweet lavender; op. 62, no.
4: pf. © Marian MacDowell, Peter-
borough, N. H., as the widow of the
author. R 5117, Sept. 10,1929. 163
Magicienne (la); ar de ballet, par
J, Wiew;..pir .Oroane View, Paris,
as the author of music. R 5184,
Sept. 27, 1929. 164
Magnificat in C; music by J. H. Rog-
ers; mixed voices. © James H.
Roger's, Cleveland, as the author of
the music. R 5114, Aug. ‘8, 1928.
165
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Maidens, beware ye; old English mel-
ody, words and music written and
arr. by H. Lane Wilson. © Robert
J. Barcel Wilson, London, as the
exeentor M the author of music. R
5201, Sept\27, 1929. 166
Man (The) of Galilee; words by W. C.
Martin, music by J. M. Black. ©
James M. Black, Williamsport, Pa.,
as the author of the music. R 5357,
Oct. 3, 1929. 167
Man (The) of sorrows; music by C. H.
Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Ber-
keley, Calif., as the author of the
music. R 5014, Sept. 18, 1929. 168.
Marching on; words and music by
Maurice A. Clifton [pseud. of J. L.
Hail] © J. Lincoln Hall, Philadel-
phia, as the author. R 5317, Oct. 2,
1929. 169
Marching song; words by Robert Louis
Stevenson, mus ¢ by Liza Lehmann;
bar. © Herbert Bedford,. London,
as the widower of the author of mu-
sic. R 5168, Sept. 27, 1929. 170
Mass in honor of St. Michael; com-
posed by Michael Loesch; mixed
voices, organ ace. © George Fischer,
New York, as the executor of the
author of music. R 5082, Sept. 11,
1929. 171.
Meeting (The) place is over yonder ;
words arr., music by C. S. Colburn.
© Cary Samuel Colburn, Dunlap,
Ia., as the author. R 5070, Sept.
12, 1929. 12,
Melisande in the wood ; words by Ethel
Clifford, music by Alma Goetz. ©
Alma Gates, London, as the author
of the mus:c. R 5060, Aug. 16, 1929.
AS
Menuet; by H. H. Huss, op. 18, no. 1;
pf. © Henry Holden Huss, New
York, as the author. R 5041, Apr. 17,
1929. 174
Menuet de la princesse; par J. Vieu;
pf. © Jane Vieu, Paris, aS the au-
thor. R 52038, Sept. 27, 1929. 1%}
Menuet du lys; par J. Vieu; pf. ©
Jane Vieu, Paris, as the author. R
5185, Sept. 27, 1929. 176
Merry moments; by Paul Ducelle
[pseud. of C. W. Krogmann] op. 17,
no. 3: pf. © Carrie W. Krogmann,
Marblehead, Mass., as the author. R
, 6048, Aug. 15, 1929. La
Messalinette:' & Ya Seala;'par PRP. L.
Flers et Rodolphe Berger; partition
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chant seul. © MHonorine Isopy,
Paris, as the executor of Rodolphe
Berger. R 5199, Sept. 27,1929. 178
Microbes (The) in a kiss; words by
George V. Hobart, music by Ludwig
Englander. © Donald B. Hobart,
New York, as next of kin of the
author of words, who is not living,
and Carla Englander Poltz, Vienna,
as next of kin of the author of mu-
sic, who is not living. R 5838, Sept.
25, 1929. 179
Miniatures; 24 short and easy piano
pieces, by H. Reinhold, op. 39, ed.
and fingered by L. Oesterle. © Louis
Oesterle, New York, as the author
of the editing. R 5048, July 27, 1929.
2 180
Minuetto; par Maurice Moszkowski,
op. 68, no. 2; pf. © Marcel Mosz-
kowski, Paris, as the child of the de-
ceased author. R 5187, Sept. 27,
1929. 181
Mississippi (The) bubble; character-
istic march and two step by Al
Johns; pf. © Louise Johns, New
York, as the widow of the author.
R 5260, Aug. 27, 1929. 182
Modern style; schottisch, by Rodolphe
Berger; pf. © MHonorine Isopy,
Paris, as the executor of the author.
R 5210, Sept. 27, 1929. 183
Molly’s spinning song; English words
by Alfred Perceval Graves, from the
German of Anton Wall, music by
Liza Lehmann. © Herbert Bedford,
London, as the widower of the au-
ine or. Anusic. Be. 5180.” Sept... 27,
jh pa’ 184
Monkey on a stick; eccentric dance,
by George Rosey [pseud. of G. M.
Rosenberg]; pf. © George M. Ro-
senberg, New York, as the author.
R 5326, Sept. 11, 1929. “485
Monsieur Ncel; poesie de Jules Laf-
forgue, musique de J. Vieu; bar. ou
mezzo-sop.; en mi bemol. © Jane
Vieu, Paris, as the author of the
music. R 5191, Sept. 27, 1929. 186
Moral (A); good and bad children,
words by Robert Louis Stevenson,
music by Liza Lehmann; bar.
Herbert Bedford, London, as the
widower of the author of music. R
5161, Sept. 27, 1929. 187
More like my Savior; words and mu-
sic by Chas. C. Ackley [pseud. of
I. H. Meredith] © Isaae H. Mere-
dith, New York, as the author of
the music. R 5377, Oct. 2, 1929. 188
12
Morning hymn; by H. Smith, op. 7;
pf. © Hannah Smith, New York,
as the author. R 5036, Sept. 5, 1929.
189
Moszkowski (Maurice) Nocturne; op.
68, no. 1; pf. © Marcel Moszkow-
ski, Paris, as the child of the de-
ceased author.
1929. 190
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Wenn
der freude. thriinen fliessen (When
the tears of joy are flowing) ; aria
from Belmonte und Constanze, se-
lected and ed. by Max Spicker; ten.
© Isabel Spicker Elsner, Brooklyn,
as the widow of the author of edit-
ing. R 5039, Aug. 9, 1929. 191
My Bible and I; music by C. S. Col-
burn. © Cary Samuel Colburn,
Dunlap, Ia., as the author of the
music. R 5073, Sept. 12, 1929. 192
My clinging ivy, my ivy green; words
by Arthur L. Robb, music by Max
S. Witt. © Albert Witt, Murray
Hill, N. Y., as the next of kin of
the author of music, who is not
living. R 5096, Sept. 7, 1929. 193
My dreamland maid; from The storks,
words by Guy F. Steely, music by
F. Chapin. © Frederic Chapin,
Hollywood, Calif., as the author of
the music. R 5270, Sept. 3, 1929.
194
My friend and guide; words by Kate
Ulmer, musie by I. H. Meredith. ©
Isaac H. Meredith, New York, as
the author of the music. R 5378,
Oct. 2, 1929. 195
My Madagascar maid; vocal selection
from Mary’s lamb, words and music
by R. Carle. © Richard Carle,
Hollywood, Calif., as the author. R
5250, Sept. 25, 1929. 196
Nachtsegen; die lande durchtriiumt,
von Franz Evers, musik von Max
Reger, op. 55, no. 12; ftir mittlere
Singstimme. © Else Reger, Munich,
as the widow of the author of the
music. R 5423, Aug. 8, 1929. 197
Narr (Der); keinen vater, der das
kinn, von L. Jacobowsky, musik yon
Max Reger, op. 55, no. 5; ftir hohe
Singstimme. © Else Reger, Munich,
as the widow of the author of the
musie. R 5416, Aug. 8, 1929. 198
New colonial march; by R. B. Hall.
1. Orch.—2. Band. © Isabelle Hall
Philbrook, Lynn, Mass., as the wid-
ow of the author of the arrange-
ment. R 5217, 5218, Sept. 25, 1929.
199, 200
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New (The) colonial march; by R. B.
Hall; pf. © Isabelle Hall Phil-
brook, Lynn, Mass., as the widow
of the author. R 5215, Sept. 25,
1929. 201
Nocturne-serenade; by Edouard Wolff,
op. 85, no. 1, transcribed by Wilson
G. Smith; pf. © Mez B. Smith,
Lakewood, O., as the widow of the
author of the transcription of music.
R 5236, Sept. 28, 1929. 202
Nora Ryan; words by George V. Ho-
bart, music by Ludwig Englander.
© Donald B. Hobart, New York, and
Carla Englander Poltz, Vienna, as
the next of kin of the authors, who
‘are not living. Kyso095:. Sept.’ |-(,
1929. 203
O Lord, how manifold are Thy works;
anthem for Thanksgiving, music by
Joseph Barnby, arr. by George B.
Nevin; men’s voices, organ ace. ©
George B. Nevin, Easton, Pa., as the
author of the arrangement of music.
R 5002, Sept. 18, 1929. 204
Old Black Joe; arr. by C. F. Shattuck ;
mixed voices. © Margaret Shat-
tuck, Brooklyn, as the widow of the
author of the,arrangement. R 5340,
Oct« 3,. 1929. 205
Old Limerick town; lancers, by Chaun-
cey Olcott, arr. by G. Salzer; orch.
© Gustave Salzer, Brooklyn, as the
author of the arrangement of music.
R 5251, Sept. 25, 1929. 206
Old Limerick town; march and two
step, by G. Salzer; pf. © Gustave
‘Salzer, Brooklyn, as the author. R
5268, Aug. 30, 1929. 207
Old Limerick town; selection, by
Chauncey Olcott, arr. by Karl L:
Hoschna; pf. © Hettie Hoschna,
Patchogue, L. I., N. Y., as the widow
of the author of the arrangement of
R 5279, Sept. 10, 1929. 208
Old Limerick town; waltzes, by Chaun-
cey Olcott, arr. by Karl L. Hoschna ;
pf. © Hettie Hoschna, Patchogue,
L. I, N. Y., as the widow of the
author of the arrangement of music.
R 5275, Sept. 10, 1929. 209
On a Sunday afternoon; words by An-
drew B. Sterling, music by H. Von
Tilzer. © Harry Von Tilzer, ‘New
York, as the author of the music.
R 5134, Sept. 17, 1929. 210
Only waiting; words by Francis L.
Mack, music by Chas. C. Ackley
[pseud. of I. H. Meredith]
music.
© Isaac |
pt. 11, n. S., v. 24
H. Meredith, New York, as the
author of the music. R 5883, Oct.
2, 1929: 211
Orizaba; intermezzo, by J. G. Dewey;
pf. © James G. Dewey, San Fran-
cisco, as the author. R 5267, Aug.
PA Capa LS v5 S 212
Our Lord shall come again; words by
Lotta B. White, music by I. H. Mere-
dith. © Isaac Hickman Meredith,
New York, as the author of the
music. ..R, 5399,:.Oct. 2, 1929. 213
Our refuge; words by Flora Kirkland,
music by I. H. Meredith. © Isaac
Hickman Meredith, New York, as the
author of the music. R 5401, Oct.
2, 1929. 214
Paar (Hin) ; schweigend geht die, von
Richard Braungert, musik von Max
Reger, op. 55, no. -9; ftir mittlere
singstimme. © Else Reger, Munich,
as the widow of the author of the
music. R 5420, Aug. 8, 1929. 215
Papillons (Les); air de ballet, par
Rodolphe Berger; pf. © Honorine
Isopy, Paris, as the executor of the
author. R 5157, Sept. 27, 1929. 216
Peace and rest; words by Gertrude
Louise Luckie, music by Robert Bat-
ten. © Robert J. Barclay Wilson,
London, as the executor of the
author of music. R 5151, Sept. 27,
1929. 217
Peace with God; words by Kate Ulmer,
music by I. H. Meredith. © Isaac
Hickman Meredith, New York, as the
author of the music. R 5397, Oct.
2, 1929. 218
Peasant dance; by H. Smith, op. 7 : pf.
© Hannah Smith, New York, as the
author. R 5028, Sept. 5, 1929. 219
Peasants’ evening song; by Paul Du-
celle [pseud. of C. W. Krogmann]
op. 17, no: 10; pf. © Carrie W.
Krogmann, Marblehead, Mass., as
the author. R 5055, Aug. 15, 1929.
220
Pecheuses (Les) ; poesie de G. Vicaire,
musique de C. Cuvillier. © Charles
Cuvillier, Paris, as the author of mu-
Sic. R 5205, Sept. 27, 1929. 221
Pedlar (The); a catch, old English
melody, words and music written
and arr. by H. Lane Wilson. © Rob-
ert J. Barclay Wilson, London, as
the executor of the author of music.
R 5197, Sept. 27, 1929. 222
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Pense! d’automne (Autumn thoughts) ;
valse sentimental by M. Melville El-
lis; pf. © Rachel M. Ellis, San
Francisco, as the next of kin of the
author who is not living. R 5268,
Aug. 27, 1929. 223
Petite annonce; poesie de Zamacois,
musique de Rodolphe Berger. ©
Honorine Isopy, Paris, as the execu-
tor of the author of music. R 5146,
Sept. 27, 1929. 224
Playtime; by H. Smith, op. 7; pf. ©
Hannah Smith, New York, as the
author. R 5030, Sept. 5, 1929. 225
Polka des petits oiseaux ; par Rodolphe
Berger; pf. Honorine Isopy,
Paris, as the executor of the author.
R 5154, Sept. 27, 1929. 226
Pompadour; poesie de Louis Rocher,
musique de J. Vieu; voix élevées;
en sol. © Jane Vieu, Paris, as the
author of the music. R 5140, Sept.
27, 1929. Ly
Poppy song: from The wizard of Oz,
words by L. Frank Baum, music by
P. Tietjens. © Paul Tietjens, New
York, as the author of the music.
R 5246, Sept. 26, 1929. 228
Praise to our Jehovah; music by C. H.
Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berke-
ley, Calif., as the author of the mu-
sic. R 5008, Sept. 13, 1929. 229
Professor (The) at home; comical
characteristic quartette, words and
music by P. Bliss; mixed voices. ©
Paul Bliss, Oswego, N. Y., as the
author. R 5213, Sept. 25, 1929. 230
Quartett; von G. Schumann, op. 29;
pf., violine, viola u. violoncell; in F
moll. © Georg Schumann, Gross-
Lichterfelde. Germany, as the author.
R 5298, Sept. 30, 1929. 231
Rainbow bridge; words by Clifton
Bingham, music by Guy d’Hardelot
[pseud. of H. Rhodes]; in E flat. ©
Helen Rhodes, London, as the author.
R 5063, Sept. 18, 1929. yay
Rejoice in the Lord, all ye people;
Thanksgiving anthem, arr. from V.
Novello, by G. B. Nevin; men’s
voices, with organ acc. © George
B. Nevin, Easton, Pa., as the author
of the arrangement of the music.
R 5000, Sept. 13, 1929. 233
Remember Lord; words from Lamen-
tations, music by William Sparger;
alto solo and cho. (Two anthems
after Hebrew melodies) © Rebecca
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Sparger, New York, as the widow
of the author of the music. R 5045,
Sept. 10, 1929. 234
Render to God; music by C. H. Ga-
briel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berke-
ley, Calif., as the author of the mu-
sic. R 5006, Sept. 13, 1929. 235
Rogers (The) brothers in Harvard;
march and two step, by Maurice
Levi. © Leon Levi, Baltimore, as
the next of kin of the author who is
not living. R 5264, Aug. 27, 1929.
236
Rose (Die) vom liebesgarten; oper in
2 akten, vor u. nachspiel, dichtung
von James Green, musik von H.
Pfitzner ; Klavierauszug mit text. ©
Hans Pfitzner, Unterschondorf am
Ammersee, Germany, as the author
of the music. R 5065, Sept. 14, 1929.
Zot
Rosen; eine schale bluhender rosen,
von Marie Itzerott, musik von Max
Reger, op. 55, no. 4; fiir hehe sing-
Stimme. © Else Reger, Munich, as
the widow of the author of the mu-
sic. R 5415, Aug. 8, 1929. 238
Roses dainty, roses fair; opening cho.,
act 1, from The storks, words by
Guy F. Steely, music by F. Chapin.
© Frederic Chapin, Hollywood,
Calif., as the author of the music.
R295, Sept. 16,7929. 239
Roses des neiges (Schneerosen) ; par
J. F. Wagner, op. 374: orch. ©
Josephine Karban, Vienna, aS exe-
cutor of the author. R 5410, Sept.
24, 1929. 240
Roses des neiges (Schneerosen) ; valse
viennoise, par J. F. Wagner, op. 374;
pf. © Josephine Karban, Vienna,
as executor of the author. R 5411,
Sept. 24, 1929. 241
Sailor’s song; by H. Smith, op. 7; pf.
-© Hannah Smith, New York, as the
author. R 5037, Sept. 5, 1929. 242
Santa Claus minstrels; Christmas
cantata, libretto by Fred Emerson
Brooks, music by I. H. Meredith.
© Isaac Hickman Meredith, New
York, as the author of the music.
R 5404, Oct. 2, 1929. 243
Santa’s surprise; Christmas cantata,
words by Irvin H. Mack, music by
J, ii.) Halls, Qvidis: Lincoln, Hall,
Philadelphia, aS the author of the
music. R 5312; Oct. 2,.1929. 244
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Savior’s (The) voice; duet, words by
Mary Gilbert Wray, music by C. H.
Gabriel; ten. and alto, or sop. and
alto. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley,
Calif., as the author of the music.
R 5004, Sept. 18, 1929. 245
Scarecrow; vocal selection from The
wizard of Oz, words by L. Frank
Baum, music by P. Tietjens. ©
Paul Tietjens, New York, as the
author of the music. R 5239, Sept.
26, 1929. 246
Second (The) coming; music by C. H.
Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berke-
ley, Calif., aS the author of the mu-
sic. R 5016, Sept. 138, 1929. 247
Seduction; valse, par J. Vieu: pf. ©
Jane Vieu, Paris, as the author. R
5176, Sept. 27, 1929. 248
See where my love a-maying goes;
song, composed by C. A. Lidgey. ©
Robert E. Burgiss, London, as the
executor of the author of music.
R. 5179, Sept. 27, 1929. 249:
Shall I crucify Him; words by Mrs.
Frank A. Breck, music arr. by I. H.
Meredith. © I. H. Meredith, New
York, as the author of the arrange-
ment of music. _R 5127, Dec. 22,
1928. ‘ 250
Show forth the praises; words by
Flora Kirkland, music by I. H.
Meredith. © Isaac Hickman Mere-
dith, New York, as the author of
the music. R 5395, Oct. 2, 1929.
, 251
Sing O sing this blessed morn; Christ-
mas anthem, words by C. Words-
worth, music by A. Frey; mixed
voices, organ acc. © Adolf Frey,
Syracuse, N. Y., as the author of
the music. R 5232, Sept. 28, 1929.
ay,
Sing we now hymns of gladness;
Haster carol, words by Samuel
Longfellow, music by P. L. Ather-
for: ‘with ‘pt. or Orean “ace. = ©
Percy Lee Atherton, Boston, as the
author of the music. R 5040, May
31, 1929. 200
Slain for us; music by C. H. Gabriel.
© Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R
5015, Sept. 13, 1929. 254
Soft floating on the air; eight-part
song, by Frederic W. Root; male
voices. © Fanny S. Root, Chicago,
as the widow of the author. R
5212, Sept. 25, 1929. 255
pt. IL, D. Siw. 24
J
Soldiers’ (The) parade: by H. Smith,
op. 7; pf. © Hannah Smith, New
York, as the author. R 5035, Sept.
5, 1929. 256
Song (A) of victory: music by C. H.
Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berk-
eley, Calif... as the author of the
music. R 5005, Sept. 18, 1929. 257
Sound argument; old English melody,
words and music written and arr.
by H. Lane Wilson. © Robert J.
Barclay Wilson, London, as the ex-
ecutor of the author of music. R
0202; Sept. 27, 1929. 258
Spanish dance; by H. Smith, op. 7;
pf. © Hannah Smith, New York. as
the author. R 5032, Sept. 5, 1929.
259
Spring love song; words by Hdward
Teschemacher, music by Luigi Den-
za; in B flat. © Leila Denza, Lon-
don, as the widow of the author of
music. R 5189, Sept. 27, 1929; 260
Sterne; die ihr den &ther mit, von
Anna Ritter, musik von Max Peger,
op. 55, no. 7; ftir mittlere sing-
stimme. © Else Reger, Munich, as
the widow of the author of the mu-
sic. R 5418, Aug. 8, 1929. 261
Storks (The); finale act 1, 2, words
by Guy F. Steely, music by F.
Chapin. © Frederic Chapin, Holly-
wood, Calif., as the author of the
music. R 52538, 5254, Sept. 16, 1929.
262, 263
Storks (The); prelude, act 2, by F.
Chapin: pf. © Frederic Chapin,
Hollywood, Calif, as the author of
the music. R 5256, Sept. 16, 1929.
264
Storks; schottische, by Frederic
Chapin, arr. by H. Anderson; orch.
© Hilding Anderson, Bayside, L. I.,
N. Y., as the author of the arrange-
ment of music. R 5278, Sept. 3, oe
Storks (The); selection from Steely
and Chapin’s musical fantasy, arr.
by H. Anderson; pf. © Hilding An-
derson,. Bayside, L. I., N. Y., as the
author of the arrangement of mu-
sic. R 5273, Sept. 3, 1929. 266
Sweet Genevieve; words by George
Cooper, music by Henry Tucker, arr.
by C. F. Shattuck; mixed quartette.
© Margaret Shattuck, Brooklyn, as
the widow of the author of the ar-
rangement. R 5341, Oct. 3, piety
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Tale (The) of the sea-shell; march
and two step from The Prince of
Pilsen, by Gustav Luders; pf.
Gustav Chase, Brooklyn, as the next
of kin of the author who is not livy-
imo RR. D252. July 21, 1920. 268
Tapfere (Der) schneider; ich wollt’
ich wir ein held, von Gust. Falke,
musik von Max Reger, op. 55, no. 3;
fiir hohe singstimme. © Else Reger,
Munich, as the widow of the au-
thor of the music. R 5414, Aug. 8,
1929. 269
Tcherkess; par L. Pouget; pf. © Leo
Pouget, Paris, as the author. R
5174, Sept. 27, 1929. 270
Tell me charming creature; old Eng-
lish melody, words and music writ-
ten and arr. by H. Lane Wilson. ©
Robert J. Barciay Wilson, London,
as the executor of the author of
music. R 5195, Sept. 27, 1929. 271
Terrible (The) puppy dog; Mr. John-
son’s dog, from The Storks, words
by Guy F. Steely, music by ~F.
Chapin. © Frederic Chapin, Holly-
wood, Calif.. as the author of the
music. R 5272, Sept. 3, 1929. 272
Thanktess hearts; music’ by C. H.
Gabriel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berk-
eley, Calif., as the author of the
music. R 5025, Sept. 13, 1929. 273
That’s how little. birds make love;
from The storks, words by Guy F.
Steely, music by F. Chapin. ©
Frederic Chapin, Hollywood, Calif.,
as the author of the music. R 5269,
Sept. 3, 1929. 274
They that wait upon the Lord; words
by Flora Kirkland, music by I. H.
Meredith. © Isaac Hickman Mere-
dith, New York, as the author of
the music. R 5403, Oct. 2, 1929.
275
Thomas (Charles Louis Ambroise)
Dictees musicales du Conservatoire
national de musique; examens et
concours, années 1872-1900, par Am-
broise Thomas et Albert Lavignac.
© Mme. veuve Auguste Wolff and
René Thomas, Paris, as next of kin
of Ambroise Thomas, and Jeanne
Louise Amélie Foucard Lavignac,
Paris, as widow of Albert Lavignac.
R 5408, Sept. 6, 1927. 276
Those wedding bells; by W. H. Scou-
ton; band. © Wm. H. Scouton, Fre-
mont, O., as the author of the ar-
rangement. R 5220, Sept. 25, 1929.
277
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Tom the ne’er do well; andante con
moto, words by Edward F. Cogley,
musie by W. E. Bock. © William E.
Bock, Omaha, Neb., as the author of
the music. R 5259, Aug. 138, 1929.
278
Tom the ne’er do well; tempo di mar-
cia, words by Edward H. Cogley, mu-
sie by W. E. Bock. © William E.
Bock, Omaha, Neb., as the author
of the music. R 5261, Aug. 27, 1929.
279
Tootsie wootsie; from The storks,.
words by Guy F. Steely, music by
F. Chapin. © Frederic Chapin,
Hollywood, Calif., as the author of
the musi¢,”"’ R’5271; Sept. 3)1929:
280
Tout passe; valse chantée, paroles de
Paul Gavault et Eugéne Héros, mu-
sique de Rodolphe Berger. © Hon-
ovine Isopy, Paris, as the executor
of; the author of .musie. B- 5158
Sept. 27, 1929. 281
Tratim; nun du wie licht, von Franz
Evers, musik von Max Reger, op.
55, no. 2; fiir hohe singstimme. ©
Hise Reger, Munich, as the widow of
the author of the music. R 5413,
Aug. 8, 1929. 282
Traveller (The) and the pie; vocal se-
lection from The wizard of Oz,
words by L. Frank Baum, music by
P. Tietjens. © Paul Tietjens, New
York, as the author of the music.
R 5240, Sept.-26, 1929. 283
Trio; von H. Wolf-Ferrari, op. 5;. pf.,
violine u. violoncell. (© Hermann
Wolf-Ferrari, Munich, Germany, as
the author. R_ 5300, Sept. 30,
1929. 284
Triumphant praise; collection of new
anthems for chorus choirs, by Fred
A. Fillmore. © Laura F. Fillmore,
Cincinnati, as the widow of the au-
thor. R 5076, Sent. '7, 1929. 285.
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) Twelve
songs; by Peter Tschaikowsky, Eng-
Nish tr, by TT Bakersni, ke Sib a
critical note by Richard Aldrich.—
v. 2. © Theodore Baker, Leipzig, as
the author of the translation. R
5058, 5059, Aug. 21, 1929. 286, 287
Under the bamboo tree; music by Bob
Cole. © Dora Cole Norman, West
New Brighton, N. Y., and Carriebel
Cole Plummer, Chicago, as the next
of kin of the author of music, who
is not living. R 5098, Sept. 7,
1929. 288
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Up into the cherry tree; words by
Robert Louis Stevenson, music by
Liza Lehmann. © Herbert Bedford,
London, as the widower of the
author of music. R 5170, Sept. 27,
1929. 289
Upper Broadway after dark; words by
Ed. Gardenier, music by Maurice
Levi. © Leon Levi, Baltimore, as
the next of kin of the author of
music who is not living. R 5262,
Aug. 27, 1929. 290
Valse melodique; par Gustav Lazarus;
pf. © Hermine Lazarus, Berlin-
Schoneberg, Germany, as the widow
of the author. R 5843, Oct. 4,
1929. 291
Venetian gondolier serenade; by G.
Voelker; band. © George Voelker,
Richmond, as the author. R 5214,
Sept. 25, 1929. 292
Venetian gondolier serenade; by G.
Voelker; orch. © George Voelker,
Richmond, as the author of the
arrangement. R 5215, Sept. 25,
1929. 293
Verklirung; leise deinen namen filiis-
tern, von Marie Itzerott, musik von
Max Reger, op. 55, no. 6; fiir hohe
singstimme. © Hlse Reger, Munich,
as the widow of the author of ‘the
music. R 5417, Aug. 8, 1929. 294
Veteran’s (The) song; words by F. E.
Weatherly, music by Stephen Ad-
ams. © Laura Maybrick, Ryde, Isle
of Wight, as the widow of the author
Of). MUSIC. Re ooo.) Sept 4 2k,
1929. 295
Victories (The) of prayer; words by
Lizzie De Armond, music by Chas.
C. Ackley [pseud. of I. H. Meredith]
© Isaac H. Meredith, New York, as
the author of the music. R 5391,
Oct. 2, 1929. 296
Viola; by Paul Ducelle [pseud. of
C. W. Krogmann] op. 17, no. 1; pf.
© Carrie W. Krogmann, Marble-
head, Mass., as the author. R 5046,
Aug. 15, 1929. 297
Viola d’amour; holde koénigin der
geigen, von Gust. Falke, musik von
Max Reger, op. 55, no. 11; fiir mit-
tlere singstimme. © Else Reger,
Munich, as the widow of the author
of. the -musiec. R 5422; Aug..§8,
1929. 298
Vision; by Josef Rheinberger, op. 156,
no. 15, ed. by Henry M. Dunham;
organ. © Helen H. Dunham, New
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
London, Conn., as the widow of the
author of the editing. R 5234, Sept.
28, 1929. 299
Voice (The) of the Savior; words by
Flora Kirkland, music by Chas. C.
Ackley [pseud. of I. H. Meredith]
© Isaac H. Meredith, New York, as
the author. R 5390, Oct. 2, 1929.
'. » 800
-Wiiren wir zwei kleine végel; aus dem
ruminischen von Leo Greiner, musik
von Max Reger, op. 55, no. 10; fiir
mittlere singstimme. © Else Reger,
Munich, as the widow of the author
of the music. R 5421, Aug. 8, 1929.
3801
Waldvoglein ist gestorben; dichtung
von K. Keilholz, musik von P. Apfel-
stedt. © Paul Apfelstedt, Frankfurt
a/M, Germany, as the author of the
music. R 5405, Oct. 3, 1929. 302
Water lily; by Paul Ducelle [pseud. of
C. W. Krogmann] op. 17, no. 6; pf.
© Carrie W. Krogmann, Marble-
head, Mass., as the author. R 5051,
Aug. 15, 1929. 303
When I am yours dear; duet, words
by George V. Hobart, music by Lud-
wig Englander. © Donald B. Ho-
bart, New York, as next of kin of
the author of words, who is not liv-
ing, and Carla Englander Poltz,
Vienna, as next of kin of the author
of the music, who is not living. R
5335, Sept. 25, 1929. 304
When Jesus talks with me; words by
Lizzie De Armond, music by Chas.
C. Ackley [pseud. of I. H. Mere-
dith] © Isaac H. Meredith, New
York, as the author of the music.
© R 5387, Oct. 2, 1929. 305
When you love, love, love; schottische-
caprice-barn dance from The wizard
of Oz, arr. by H. Anderson; orch.
© Hilding Anderson, Bayside, L. I.,
N. Y., aS the author of the arrange-
ment of music. R 5249, Sept. 26,
1929. 306
When you love, love, love; vocal se-
lection from The wizard of Oz,
words by L. Frank Baum, music by
P. Tietjens. © Paul Tietjens, New
York, as the author of the music.
R 5287, Sept. 26, 1929. 307
Where the silv’ry Colorado wends its
way; words by C. H. Scoggins, mu-
sie by C. Avril. © Charles Avril,
Santa Monica, Calif., as the author
of the music, and Minnie Amelia
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no. 10, 1929
Scoggins, Oakland, Calif., as the
widow of the author of the words.
R 5066, June 10, 1929. 308
Whistling Bill; words by George V.
Hobart, music by Ludwig Englander.
© Donald B. Hobart, New York, as
next of kin of the author of words,
who is not living, and Carla Eng-
lander Poltz, Vienna, as next of kin
of the author of music, who is not
living. R 5339, Sept. 25, 1929. 309
Why not say yes to-night; words by
Effie Wells Loucks, music by Louis
LD. Hichhorn. © Edna Katherine
Hichhorn, Redlands, Calif., as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 5094, Sept. 17, 1929. 310
_ Widow (A) bird sat mourning; words
by Shelley, music by B. Luard Selby.
© Reginald Bertram Selby, Amble-
side Vicarage, Westmoreland. Eng-
land, as the child of the deceased
author. R 5144, Sept. 27, 1929. 311
Wizard of Oz; march and two-step,
arr. by Hilding Anderson; pf. ©
Hilding Anderson, Bayside, L. L.,
24426 (316)
N. Y., as the author of the arrange-
ment of music. R 5248, Sept. 26,
1929. 312
Wizard of Oz; selection, arr. by H.
Anderson; pf. © Hilding Anderson,
Bayside, L. I., N. Y., as the author
of the arrangement of music. R
5247, Sept. 26, 1929. 313
Words of Jesus; music by C. H. Ga-
briel. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berkeley,
Calif., as the author of the music.
R 5010, Sept. 13, 1929 314
You are my fiancée; or, I love you so,
words by George V. Hobart, music
by Ludwig Englander. © Donald
B. Hobart, New York, as next of kin
of the author of words, who is not
living, and Carla Englander Poltz,
Vienna, as next of kin of the author
of music, who is not living. R 5333,
Sept. 25, 1929. 315
Zwei ginse; zur weissen gans sprach,
von Julius Sturm, musik von Max
Reger, op. 55, no. 8; fiir mittlere
singstimme. © Else Reger, Munich,
as the widow of the author of the
music. R 5419, Aug. 8, 1929. Bee)
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Noticn.—When the nationality of the composer is not specifically stated in the title
entry, it is to be understood that he is a citizen of the United States.
7A canzone ’e Sant’ Andrea; versi e
musica di Renzo Vampo. 4to.
[Words and melody only] © Oct.
19, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 2; E pub. 10477;
Giacomo Mordente, New Haven.
are 24427
°A festa d’ ’e Tranise; versi di G. Spa-
duzzi, musica di Gennaro Martone.
[Words and melody only] © Oct.
22, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 2; E pub. 10631;
Gennaro Spaduzzi, New Haven.
24428
A la gavotte; von Eduard Schiitt, op.
84, no. 2, bearb. von Bernhard Egg,
of Germany; kleines orch. stimmen,
mit pf. o. orgel direction u. violino
1 direction. © May 15, 1929: 1.
June 13; E for. 4997; N. Simrock,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 24429
j Abajo las coquetas! fantasia cémica-
lirica, letra de Paso y _ Loygorri,
musica de J. Guerrero, of Spain.
Pte. de apuntar. © Apr. 20, 1928;
1 ec. Nov. 20, 1929; E for. 7560; Ja-
cinto Guerrero, Madrid. 24430
Abends, wann der regen fallt; text
von Walter Calé, musik von Ludwig
Hess, of Germany, op. 30; sop.-solo
u. minnerchor, ohne begl. 4to. ©
June 13, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 21; E for.
7289; Gebr. Hug & co., Leipzig.
24431
Abergenny; from The dancing master,
selected and ed. by Douglas and
Helen Kennedy, arr. by Arnold
Foster, of Great Britain; pf. (In
Country dance tunes, new series 1)
© Nov. 30, 1929; 1 ¢. Nov. 30; EB
for. 7670; English folk dance soc.,
London. 24432
Abmarsch der soldaten; von Robert
Miiller-Hartmann, of Germany, op.
23, no. 4. (Jn Klavierstticke fiir
die jugend.) © Dec. 20, 1928; 1 «.
-May 16, 1929; E for. 4579; N. Sim-
rock, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 24433
About you; words and music by H.
W. Davis, arr. by Ben Judson.
[Photostat] © 1 ¢. Nov. 25, 1929;
E unp. 18673; Henry W. Davis,
Alexandria, Va. 24434
Abschied; dichter unbekannt, gesetzt
von Josef Reiter, of Austria; vier-
stimmigen minnerchor, ohne begl.
Partitur u. stimmen. MRegensburg-
Leipzig-Charlottenburg, Bosse- mu-
sikverlag. 4to. © Dee. 1, 1928;
1 ce. Sept. 21, 1929; E for. 7300;
Gustav Bosse, Regensburg, Ger-
many. 24435
Accompagnement du kyriale vatican;
par Jean Hébert Desrocquettes et
Henri Potiron, of France. [Latin
text] © June 27, 1929; 1 c. Aug.
2; E for. 7664; Desclée & cie., Paris.
24436
Addio my darling; from Three sisters,
melody by Gino Severi. © 1 c. Nov.
7, 1929; E unp. 13243 ; Fox film corp.,
New York. 24437
Aeroplane (The) song; words by J. H.
Heller, music by Burrell Van Bu-
ren. Dayton, O., Heller pub. house.
© Sept. 26, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 4; E
pub. 10502; John Henry Heller, Day-
ton, O. 244388
After all, I’m in love with you; words
by’ Benny Davis, music by J. Fred
Coots; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by W. C. Lindemann. © June 17,
1929; 2 c. June 19; E pub. 8424;
George & Arthur Piantadosi, inc.,
New York. 24439
After all—life is worth while; words
and music by J. Kwasser. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Nov. 8,
1929; E unp. 138249; Jack Kwasser,
New York. 24440
After all, what does it mean to love;
words and music by I. Dunn. ©
1 e. Nov. 11, 1929; H unp. 13142;
Ida Dunn, Kansas City, Mo.
; 24441
After I knew you; words by J. A.
Meek, music by Burrell Van Bu-
ren. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Nov. 25, 1929; BH unp. 13724;
James Alexander Meek, Shellsburg,
Ta. 24442
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24443
After-my-waltz-dear-with-you; . words
and music by Fred J. Deimel, jr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ec.
Nov. 21, 1929; E unp. 138518; F. J.
Deimel, jr., New Orleans. 24443
After the sun’s kissed the world good-
bye; song fox-trot, words and‘ mu-
sic by Austen Croom- Johnson, of
Great Britain; pf. and: ukulele ace.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] “©
Noy..16, 1929; 1. ¢. Nov. 21;.E-for.
7538; Cambridge music co. ltd.,
‘London, 24444
Ah oi; words and music by R. ney.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
Nov. 29, 1929: E unp. 13827; Re-
bekah Raney, San Francisco.
iedoks ; 24445
Ain’t- I good to you; words by Andy
Razaf, music by’ Donald Redman.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Noy. 18, 1929; E unp. 13345; Joe
Davis, New York. 24446
Ain’t you, baby; words by Jack Yel-
len, music by Milton Ager; pf. acc.,
. with ukulele arr. by Dan Dougherty.
“© Nov. 7, 1929: 2 e¢ Nov. 8; E
pub. 10627; Ager, Yellen & Born-
stein, ine. New York. 24447
Al dorarse las espigas; zarzuela en dos
actos, letra de Sevilla y Carreno,
musica de FEF. Balaguer, of Spain.
Pte. de apuntar. © Jan. 27, 1929;
1 ec. Nov. 20; E for. 7567; Francisco
Balaguer, Madrid. 24448
Alabamy paradise; words by Ralph
Stanley, music by Freddy Hart, of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Sept. 24, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 28; E
for. 7262; Berners musie co., ltd.,
London. 24449
Albeniz (I.) Prélude; no. 1, de Chants
‘d@’Espagne, arr. par Francis Sala-
bert, of France; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur et 1°. violini con-
ducteur. © Sept. 25, 1929; 1. c.
Oct. 16; E for 7227; Union musicale
franco espagnole, Paris. 24450
Album de danse; by Claude Lapham ;
pf. © Noy. 22, 1929; 2 ¢, Nov. 25;
HE pub. 10967 ; Crawford music corp.,
New York. 24451
Album of selected pieces for the piano ;
by Béla Barték, compiled by Kath-
erine K. Davis. (Concord series
606) © Sept. 16, 1929; 2c. Nov. 11;
H pub. 10917; E. C. Schirmer music
co,, Boston. 24452
pt. IT, n. s., v. 24
All aboard for happy town; words by
Jack Burroughs, music by Georges
Maurice, of France, domiciled at San
Francisco. © 1 ¢. Noy. 11, 1929;
E unp. 13255; J. Maurice Rouyer,
San Francisco. 24453.
All aroun’ Chicago in nineteen thirty
three; words and music by Joe
Callju fi. e.. J. M. Callju] -© 1c.
- Nov: 23; 1929; E unp. 13635; Joseph*
Martin. Callju,. Rockford, Il.
24454
All I dois think of you; words and
music by D. C. Pfeiffer. © 1 c¢. Nov.
13, 1929; EH unp. 18222; Donald Con
Pfeiffer, Hazleton, Pa, - 24455
All my life ; words and music by S. B.
Furgatch. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Nov. 6, 1929; E unp.
12948: Sidney B. Furgateh, New
York. 24456
All of my life I’ve been looking for
Somebody just like you; from
Painted faces, words and music by
Abner Silver. © Nov. 26, 1929; 2 ¢.
Nov. 27; E pub. 11083; Gem music
corp., New York. 24457
All the time; fox-trot song, words and
music by W. Bird. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1.¢. Nov. 22, 1929; H
unp. 18554; Wilbur Bird, New York.
24458.
All things are still; poem by Herbert
J. Brandon, music by Reginald Red-
man, of Great Britain ; mixed voices.
London, J. Curwen & sons, ltd. 4to.
© Nov. 5, 1929; 1 ce. Nov. 8; E for.
7494; Reginald Redman, ‘Cardiff,
Wales. 24459:
Alla gavotta; no. 2 der Suite der freude,
von Paul Scheinpflug, arr. von St.
Stefanoff, both. of Germany; orch.
stimmen, mit violino 1 direction. ©
Aug. 10, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 2; E for.
7341; WHeinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany. 24460
Alla marcia; no. 4 der Suite der
freude, von Paul Scheinpflug, arr. von
St. Stefanoff, both of Germany;
orch. stimmen, mit violino 1 direc-
tion. © Aug. 10, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 2;
E for. 7343; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,.
Magdeburg, Germany. — 24461
Allegretto ben moderato; 1°° pte. de la
Sonate en la maj., par César Franck,
arr. par FEF. Salabert, of France;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur et
1° violini conducteur. © Sept. 25,
1920* Te Ott; 16:° Egor taco;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 24462
1300
‘MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
' nor 11, 1929 .
-Allegretto poco mosso; 4° partie, de la
. Sonate en la maj., par César Franck,
arr. par F. Salabert, of France;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur et
1° violini conducteur. © Sept. 25,
1929; 1c. ‘Oct. ‘163. E for. , 7224;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 24463
‘Allegro symphonique; par M. Delmas-
_. Popy, both of France; orch. par-
ties, avec pf. conducteur et 1° vio-
lini conducteur. 4to. © Sept. 1,
1929; 1 ec. Oct..5; HB. for. T4145; EB.
Gaudet, Paris. 24464
Allentown high school songs; words by
Dorothy Newhard Knoff, music by
W. F. Acker. [Allentown, Pa.], Mu-
sic department of the Allentown
high school. 1. Alma mater. [2
others] © Nov. 8, 1929; 2 ec. Nov.
21; E pub. 10985; Warren F. Acker,
Allentown, PA&. 24465
Alles in triimmer; von Ernst HKggert,
of Germany; salon u. grosses orch.
stimmen, mit violino 1 direction.
© Aug. 10, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 2; E for.
7346; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany. 24466
Alles tanzt! 80 leichte tinze, ged. von
verschiedenen dichtern komponiert
von Georg Bliithner, of Germany,
bearb. von Hermann Wenzel, of Ger-
many; pf. bd. 2. © Aug. 27, 1929;
1 e. Oct. 21; E for. 7377; Fr. Portius,
Leipzig. 24467
Allurement; for cinema, by Hubert
Bath, of Great Britain; full. orch.
pts. © Nov. 25, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 25;
E pub. 10980; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 24468
Aloha; in diagram, by Mort Searels;
Hawaiian steel guit. © Sept. 26,
1929; 2 ec. Oct. 26; E pub. 10669;
Honolulu conservatory of music,
ine., Akron, O. 24469
Alone; words by Edmund Bernbryer,
music by W. G. Siemon. © 1 «.
Noy. 11, 1929; E unp. 13152; Wil-
liam G. Siemon, Cincinnati. 24470
Alone in the rain; from The grand
parade, words and music by Ed-
mund Goulding and Dan Dougherty ;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Nov. 9, 1929;
2 ce. Nov. 11; E pub. 10737; Ager,
Yellen & Bornstein, ine., New York.
24471
Along came you; words and music by
P. E. Hubbell and B. Stoddard.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ec.
24481
Nov. 29, 1929; E unp. 13852; Paul B.
Hubbell and Billy Stoddard, Los
Angeles. 24472
Alphabet (The) of love begins with
U; words by Don Hartman and Al
Gary, music by 8. Solomon. [Words
and melody only] ©41e. Noy. 13,
1929; E unp. 13206; Sid Solomon,
New York. 24473
Alphabetic rhythm; words and music
by Walter Smith and Joe Zimmer-
man. © Nov. 14, 1929; 2c. Nov. 15;
E pub. 10955; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 24474
Altar (The) of my heart; words by
Charles O. Roos, music by Francesco
B. De Leone. 1. High voice, in E
flat—2. Med. voice, in D.—3. Low
voice, in B flat. © Nov. 25, 1929;
2 ec. each Nov. 25; E pub. 10977;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 24475
‘Always home sweet home to me;
words and musie by G. R. Whipple.
© 1c. Nov. 21, 1929; E unp. 13540;
Gladys Read Whipple, Cleveland.
24476
Always lovin’ you; words and music
by E. P. Courtney. © 1c. July 9,
1929; E unp. 13467; Elizabeth Piatt
Courtney, Port Washington, L. L.,
IN.) x. 24477
Am I blue? from On with the show,
by Grant Clarke and Harry Akst,
arr. by H. Silberhorn; concertina.
© Oct. 31, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 5; E pub.
10650; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 24478
Am I to blame; by Johnny Tucker,
Joe Schuster and Ruth HEtting, arr.
by Geo. J. Trinkaus; vocal orch.
pts. 4to. © Oct. 31, 1929; 2 ¢c. Nov.
5; E pub. 10639; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 24479
Am I to blame; words and music by
Joe Schuster, Johnny Tucker and
Ruth Etting; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Oct. 31, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 5; E pub.
10646; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 24480
Am schwarzen see; by Anton Dvorak,
op... 68, no. 2, jrey...and . arr... by
Bohfislavy Leopold, of Czechoslo-
vakia; small orch. pts., with pf. or
organ conductor and 1st violin con-
ductor. © Apr. 20, 1929; 1 c. May
16; E for. 4545; N. Simrock, G. m. b.
H., Berlin. 24481
1301
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24482
pt. I, n. S., v. 24
Amalia; waltz song,.words by Anne
_, Stillings, music by Amalia Stillings,
arr. by M. La Farge. © 1c. Nov.
29, 1929; E unp. 18828; Anne Still-
ings, Amalia Stillings and Maurice
La Farge, New York. 24482
Amargura; tango chanté, paroles es-
pagnoles de Pippo Racho, musique
de José M. Lucchesi, of Brazil; pf.,
avec ukulele arr. par F. Salabert.
© Sept. 25, 1929; 1c Oct. 16; EB
for. 7210; Francis Salabert, Paris.
24483
American (The) beauty rose; words
“and music by 8S. G. Roadcap.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
Nov. 4, 1929; E unp. 13576; Sadie
»G, Roadcap, Clifton Forge, Va.
24484
Among those sandy hills; words by P.
Dickson, music by Harry. Clifford.
© 1 ec. Nov. 30, 1929; E unp. 13888;
Philip Dickson, Calvert, Tex.
. 24485
Amore nomade; tango, parole di G. M.
Sala, musica di Nello Segurini, of
Italy. © 1 ce. Nov. 19, 1929; E unp.
13614; Enrico Bernstiel, Milan.
24486
Amour (L’) dans les roses; valse bos-
ton, de Alex Thomas, arr. par Tom
Waltham, of Great Britain; petit
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © June 6, 1929; 1 c. July 16;
E for. 5675; Hditions Max Eschig,
Paris, 24487
Amour discret; for cinema, by James
C. Bradford; full orch. pts. © Nov.
25, 1929; 2c. Nov. 25; E pub. 10987 ;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 24488
Amoureusement; par Rhené-Baton, op.
48, orch. par Roger Branga, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. 4to. © July 15, 1929; 1c. Sept.
12; E for. 7634; Durand & cie., Paris.
24489
An’ how; by D. W. Lloyd; pf. © 1 e.
Noy. 18, 1929; E unp. 13384; Doro-
thy Wemple Lloyd, Beverly . Hills,
Calif, 24490
And then came love; words and music
by E. M. Cook. [Words and melody
only] ©1 «Nov. 29, 1929; E unp.
13826; Elizabeth Morgan Cook, Bel-
vedere, Calif. 24491
Angel face, angel heart, angel eyes;
waltz, written’ by Han Wace, :com-
posed by Gene Lee, of Great Britain ;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by Harry
Bull. [Staff-and tonic -sol-fa nota-
tions] © Apr. 26, 1929; 1 ¢. Oct.
28; E for. 7267; Berners musie ¢o.,
ltd., London. 24492
Angel sweetheart ; words and music by
I. Dunn. © 1 «© Noy. 11, 1929; B
unp. 18143; Ida a ‘Kansas City,
Mo. ) 24493
Angelus at sea; words and music by
J. S. Johnson, of Great Britain. ©
Oct.“ 22, 1928 1 -e? OC Sr. aoe
12483 ; Boosey & CO.) cE. London.
24494 .
Aning (Hn) av dig; sangvals, text av
Sven-Olof Sandberg, musik av: Ted
McAlsey [pseud. of Hric Ostrom],
of Sweden; pf. © July 1, 1929;1c¢.
Oct. 24; E for. 6986; Svenska noter,
a. b.,. Stockholm, Sweden. » 24495
Anita; words and music by F. Falla;
pf.,,. [Photostat], “© te Weve
1929; E unp. 13492; Fernando Falla,
New York. 24496
Anita mia; tango, par Henry Gazon,
‘arr. par F. Salabert, of France; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur, 1° vio-
lino conducteur et paroles. 4to. ©
_ Nept.. 25, 1929: 1 ¢.Ock 16.3 iar,
7169 ; Francis Salabert, Paris.
24497
Ann Marie; words and music by G. HE.
Myers. © 1c. Sept. 24, 1929; H
unp. 12819; Gertrude H. Myers,
Portland, Or. 24498
Annie Laurie; arr. be Crosby Mollen-
hauer; 4 violins and pf. © Oct. 29,
1929; 2 ce. Nov. 2; E pub. 10468;
Hamilton S. Gordon, ine., New York.
— 24499
Announah! fox-trot chanté, paroles de
Marc—Hély, musique de Angelo Cal-
abrése, of France; pf. ace., avee uku-
lele arr. par F. Salabert. © Sept. 25,
1929; 1 ¢. Oct. 16; E for. 7202; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 24500
Antagonist (The) ; for cinema, by Hu-
bert Bath, of Great Britain; full
orch. pts.. © Noy. 25, 1929; 2 ec.
Nov. 25; E pub. 10984; Sam Fox
pub. co., Cleveland. 24501
Anthems old and new; ed. by Ian
Alexander, of Great Britain, domi-
ciled at New York. 4to. © Oct. 14,
1929; 2c. and aff. Oct: 16; A 14169;
Century co., New York. 24502
Antique; by Mortimer Wilson, op. 85,
no. 6; pf. © Novi 19,1929 5:2) «.
Nov. 20; E pub. 10884; Century
music pub. co., New York. 24503
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“MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
24523
Apple (The) girl; words and musie by
E. A. M. Jones. Music se. © 1.
Oct. 23, 1929; D unp. 27616; Eva
Alberta Martha Jones, Salem, Mass.
24504
Are you afraid of me; fox-trot, lyrics
by Cal. Norris [i. e. Calvin Irving
Norris], music by Bennie Oakland.
[Words and melody only] © 1c.
Nov. 26, 1929; E unp. 18706; Ben
Oakland and Cal. Norris, New York.
24505
Are you alone when I’m alone; words
and music by I. Fike. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 23, 1929:
E unp. 18598; Irene Fike, Lewis-
town, Ill. 24506
Argentina; words by Andy Razaf,
music by Harry Brooks. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢ Nov. 18,
1929; E unp. 13342; Joe Davis, New
York. 24507
Arioso; de Eugéne Cools, op. 60, orch.
par H. Mouton, of France; petit
orech. parties, avec pf.-conducteur.
4to. © June 6, 1929; 1c. July 16;
E for. 5676; Editions. Max Eschig,
Paris. 24508
Arise, shine; solo, or duet for chil-
dren’s cho., words adapted from the
Bible, and music composed by J.
Schroeder, organ. ace. by J. F.
Reuter. © Nov. 1, 1929; 2 ec Nov.
4; E pub. 10602; John Schroeder,
Melrose Park, Ill. 24509
Arizona; 2-pt. song, words by T. J.
Haynes, music by David Brooke;
male voices. 4to. © Nov. 19, 1929;
2 ec. Nov. 25; E pub. 10990; J. S.
Fearis & bro., Chicago. 24510
Arkansas (The) blues; words by N.
Stokes, music by Harry Clifford. ©
4.6... Nov..18 1929" BP inp! 1514s:
Naaman Stokes, Cushman, Ark.
24511
Armistice; cease fire, quartet or cho.,
words by Canon Scott, music by Al-
bert Ham, of Canada; mixed voices.
4to. © Nov. 6, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 8;
E for. 7485; Anglo-Canadian music
co., Toronto, Canada. (24512
Around the manger; carol-anthem for
Christmas, words by Robert Davis,
music by Mrs. H. H. A. Beach, op.
115; 3 women’s voices, with pf. or
organ ace. 4to. © Sept. 7, 1929;
2 c¢. Sept. 17; E pub. 10774; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 24513
Arrivée (L’) des hirondelles; par Mau-
rice Pesse, of France; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Sept.
251929: 1 ©. Oct. 53 BEeforwihs:
Durand & cie., Paris. 24514
As Joseph was a-walking: 4-pt. song,
words traditional, music by George
Oldroyd, of Great Britain; female
voices. 4to. [Staff and tonie sol-fa
notations]: © Oct. 15, 1929; 1 «
Oct.:'31; E for.'7231;-Boosey & co.,
Itd., London. 24515
As long as I’m with you; from No,
no, Nanette, lyric by Grant Clarke,
music by Harry Akst; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Nov. 8, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
12; E pub. 10773; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 24516
Asino; polka, words and music by F.
Cusenza. |Words and melody only]
©. 1 e. Sept. 18, 1929; E unp. 11002;
Frank Cusenza, Detroit. 24517
Ask me no more; words by Thomas
Carew, music by Pedro de Zulueta,
of Great Britain. © Oct. 22, 1929;
1.¢ Oct. 31; E for. 7240; Boosey &
co., ltd., London. 24518
Assembly songs and choruses ; for high
schools, by Randall J. Condon, Helen
S. Leavitt and Elbridge W. Newton.
4to. © Oct. 28, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 1;
aff. Oct. 31; A 15424; Ginn & co.
Boston. 24519
Astrophel; 2-pt. song, poem by Spen-
ser, music by Edgar L. Bainton, of
Great Britain; sop. 1, 2... 4to.. ©
Nov. 30, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 30; E for.
7668; Novello & co., ltd., London:
24520
At Father Power’s grave; words and
music by C. Gaskill. [Words and
melody only] © 1.c. Noy. 20, 1929;
E unp. 13458 ; Clarence Gaskill, New
York. 24521
At the golden hour of twilight, I’ll be
waiting dear for you; words and
music by B. H. Whitney, arr. by
Joseph Greenleaf. © Nov. 2, 1929;
2.¢. Noy. 13; E pub. 10765; Byron H.
Whitney, Perkins, Mich. 24522
At the mid hour of night; words by
Thomas Moore, set to old Irish air,
arr. by Herbert Hughes, of Great
Britain. © Oct. 22, 1929; 1 ¢. Oct.
31; E for. 7239; Boosey & co., ltd.,
London. 24523
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24524
Atta boy; old pal, old. sock, old kid,
old thing, old gold, oid baby, from
Howdy Broadway, words and music
by Billy Moll and Tommy Christian.
© Nov. 1, 1929; 2c. Nov. 2; E pub.
10604; Shapiro, Bernstein. & co., inc.,
New York. 24524
Auf der alten burg; by Anton DvyoYrak,
op. 85, no. 8, rev. and arr. by Bo-
hislay Leopold, of Czechoslovakia ;
small orch. pts., with pf. or organ
conductor and 1st violin conductor.
© Apr. 20, 1929; 1 c. May 16; E
for. 4543; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 24525
Auf treue kameradschaft ; marsch, von
H. L. Blankenburg, of Germany,
instr. von Carl Zimmer; salon orch.
stimmen, mit pf. direction wu. Vvio-
lino 1 direction. 4to. © Oct. 15,
1929; 1 c. Nov. 9; E for. 7440; Mu-
Sikverlag Lyra, Berlin-Wilmersdorf.
24256
Ausklang; von Robert Miiller-Hart-
mann, of Germany, op. 23, no. 7.
(In Klavierstiicke ftir die jugend.)
© Dec. 20, 1928; 1 c. May 16, 1929;
E for. 4583; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 24527
Ausser atem; galopp, von C. Faust,
arr. von Ernst Eggert, of Germany ;
salon u. grosses orch. stimmen, mit
violino 1 direction. © Aug. 10,
1929; 1 ce. Oct. 2; E for. 7345; Hein-
richshofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Ger-
many. 24528
Automne malade; poésie de Guillaume
Apollinaire, musique de Ernesto
Halffter, of Spain. © May 12, 1929;
1 c. June 18; E for. 5180; Editions
Max Eschig, Paris. 24529
Autumn (Svetit solnischko); 4 pt.
cho., words by Koltzoff, English ver-
sion by Bernard D. N. Grebanier,
music by Boris Levenson, op. 44, no.
1; mixed voices. © May 24, 1929;
2c. May 81; E pub. 6465; G. Schir-
mer, inc., New York. 24530
Autumn moon; words and music by
E. B. Foster. © 1 c. Nov. 9, 1929;
E unp. 13132; Edward Beale Foster,
San Francisco. 24531
Autumn roses; valse de_ ballet, by
Ernest Reeves, of Great Britain ; vio-
lin and pf. © Oct. 23, 1929; 1 ec.
Nov. 2; E for. 7284; Walsh, Holmes
& co., ltd., London. 24532
Ayiadoras (Las); humorada en dos
actos, letra de Lucio y Serrano, mu-
sica de F. Alonso y J. Belda, both
pt. 17, n. s., v.24
of Spain, Pte. de apuntar. © Aug.
19, 1927; 1 c. \Nov.. 20, 1929; E for.
7553; Francisco Alonso y Joaquin
Belda, Madrid. 245383
Aviation; words by G. A. Howard,
music by P. B. Story. © 1c. Noy.
12, 1929; E unp, 13248; George A.
Howard, Raleigh, N. C. 24534
Awake thou that sleepest ; sacred song,
words from the Scriptures, music
by Robert Huntington Terry. ©
Nov. 9, 1929; 2c. Nov. 113° Ei pub.
10940; G. Ricordi & co., inc,, New
York. 245385
Away from the highways back home;
lyrics by H. Bentell and H. Gould,
music by Jerry Moore. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 4, 1929;
E unp. 12904; Harry Bentell and
Helen Gould, New York. 24536
Baby fingers; by William Burrowes
Cooke; pf. © Oct. 1, 1929; 2c. Nov.
21; E pub. 10932; Co-operative mu-
sic co., Philadelphia. 24537
Baby I’m wild about you; words and
music by S. S. Howard. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. Nov. 22,
1929; E unp. 13567; Samuel S. How-
ard, Topeka, Kan. 24538
Baby smiles; words by C. E. Carter,
music by Robt. H. Brennen. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 2,
1929; E unp. 13461; Charles Hadker
Carter, Charlotte, N. C. 245389
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Arioso ;
orch. by Adolf Schmid; with pf. con-
ductor. © Oct. 5, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 12;
E pub. 10693; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 24540
—— Ave verum; chorale, words from
14th century, music arr. by Edmund
Jaques; men’s voices. 4to. © Nov.
4, 1929; 2 ce. Nov. 5; E pub. 10560;
H. W. Gray co., New York.
© new tr. and added matter.
24541
—fThree chorales from the St.
Matthew Passion; ed. by Franz van
der Stucken; mixed voices, organ
ace. 4to. O Lord who dares to smite —
Thee. [2 others] Copyright is
based upon new matter of Franz van
der Stucken, namely, his interpreta-
tion represented in the legible nota-
tion thereof contained in the copies
filed. © Oct. 10, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 4;
E pub. 10526; Oliver Ditson co,, Bos-
ton. 24542
1304
“MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
24563
Bad times blues; words and music by
Spencer Williams. [Chords, single
staff] © 1 ¢. Nov. 26, 1929; E unp.
13696 ; Georgia music co., New York.
24543
Balfe (Michael William) ‘Then you’ll
remember me; from The Bohemian
girl, arr. by Carlo Tonelli, of Great
Britain; pf., 4 hands. © Nov. 18,
1929; 2 c. Nov. 20; E pub. 10910;
B. F. Wood music ¢co., Boston.
24544
Ballet italien; suite d’orch., par Har-
old de Bozi, of France; parties, avec
pf. conducteur. 1. Valse. [4 others]
© May 15, 1929; 1 e@ June 18; EB
for. 5179; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 24545
Band-master’s repertory, no. 1; ten
concert numbers, med. difficulty,
compiled and ed. by N. Clifford Page.
4to. 1. Solo B flat cornet pt.—
2. Conductor pt. © Sept. 16, 1929;
2 ce. and aff. Oct. 3; A 13929, 18930;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
24546, 24547
Barber (The) ; solo pantomime, melody
by W. L. Rosemont. © 1 c. Nov. 15,
1929; E unp. 138304; Walter Louis
Rosemont, New York. 24548
Barbus (Les); one-step, par Fred
Pearly et Pierre Chagnon, arr. par
F. Salabert, of France; orch. parties,
avee pf. conducteur, 1° violino con-
ducteur et paroles. 4to. © Sept. 25,
1929; 1 ¢. Oct. 16; E for. 7182; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 24549
Bashful ; fox trot, lyric by Abel Meero-
pol, music by M. C. Jacoby. ©l1e.
music Mar. 13, 1929, 1 ce. words Sept.
13; E unp. 4676; Marie Cowles Ja-
coby, Seneca Falls, N. Y. 24550
Bashful lover’s song; words by T. J.
Campbell, music by Richard Brough-
ton. © 1. Nov. 15, 1929; B unp.
13308; Thos. John Campbell, At-
lanta. 24551
Bashful Sally ; fox trot, words and mu-
sic by R. A. Woods. © 1c. Nov. 21,
1929; E unp. 18496; Richard Arthur
Woods, Chicago. 24552
Bashful (The) swain; from The danc-
ing master, selected and ed. by
Douglas and Helen Kennedy, arr. by
Arnold Foster, of Great Britain; pf.
(In Country dance tunes, new series
1) © Nov. 30, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 30;
E for. 7694; English folk dance soc.,
London. 24553
| Beau Brummel;
Bass noodles; modulation breaks and
hot choruses by Joe Tarto; tuba,
trombone, mellophone, string bass
and bar. Saxophone. 4to. © Dec.
10,°3929 ;°2 c. Nov. 30; aff.’ Dec. 13;
AA 31306; Alfred & co., New York.
24554
Be bold O-hi-o; words by Fred A.
Cornell, music by Hony Brettelle
[pseud. of Horace Thompson Bret-
telle] © Nov. 13, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 13;
E pub. 10780; Horace Thompson
Brettelle, Detroit.
24555
Be careful what you say; words and
music by Betsy White. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Nov. 22, 1929;
E unp. 18547; Vernon Dalhart, New
York. 24556
Be happy; words and music by Myrtle
Gibson [i. e. M. G. Farnham] ©
1 ¢e.; Nov. .18, 1929; E unp. 13210;
Myrtle Gibson Farnham, Chicago.
24557
words by Howard
Johnson, music by Gus Edwards.
© 1 e. Nov. 8, 1929; E unp. 13061;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 24558
Beautiful Hawaiian shore; words and
musie by J. Fratus. © 1. Nov. 5,
1929; E unp. 12927; Joseph Fratus,
Philadelphia. 24559
Beautiful Washington; words and
music by J. Beyers, arr. by Burrell
Van Buren. [Words and melody -
only], © 1c. Nov. 25, 1929; E unp.
13719; June Beyers, Seattle. 24560
Beauty waltz; lyric by Harlan Thomp-
son, music by Dave Stamper. ©
Nov. 6, 1929; 2 c« Nov. 7; E pub.
10751; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, ine., New York. 24561
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Adagio, ma
non troppo; aus der As-dur sonate
op. 110, arr. von Ernst Eggert, of
Germany; salon orch. stimmen, mit
violino 1 direction. 4to. © Aug.
10, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 15; E for. 7428;
Heinrichshofen’s verlag, Magdeburg,
Germany. 24562
—— Allegro con brio; de la 1°*° sonate,
op. 12, no. 1, arr. par F. Salabert,
of France; orch. parties, avee pf.
~ eonducteur et 1° violini eonducteur.
4to. © Sept. 1, 1929; 1 @ Oct. 5;
E for. 7161; Francis Salabert, Paris.
24563
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24564
pt. II, n, S., V. 24
Beethoven :(Ludwig van)—Continued.
Allegro molto scherzo; aus dem
trio in C-dur fiir 2 oboen und engl.
horn, von L. v. Beethoven, op. 87,
arr. von Ernst Eggert, of Germany ;
salon orch. stimmen, mit violino 1
direction. 4to. © Aug. 10, 1928; 1c.
Oct. 15, 1929; Ei for. 7427; Heinrich-
shofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Ger-
many. 24564
Deutsche tinze; no. 3 and 4, arr.
von Ernst Eggert, of Germany;
Salon-orch. stimmen, mit violino 1
direction. 4to. © Aug. 10, 1929;
1c. Oct. 15; E for. 7426; Heinrich-
shofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Ger-
many.
— The graceful minuet; minuet in
G, words and arr. of music by Ch.
Steiger [pseud. of Harry L. Harts];
sop., alto and bass. 4to. © Nov.
11, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 15; E pub. 10901;
Charles W. Homeyer & co., Boston.
24566
Beggarman; by George Leonidas Mul-
finger; pf. [Photostat] © Nov. 15,
1929; 2 c. Nov. 25; E pub. 11003;
Rudolph M. Mulfinger, Chicago.
24567
Behind the hills; words by Norman M.
Pierce, music by A. L. Coletti. ©
1 ec. Noy. 9, 1929; E. unp. 13088;
Anthony L. Coletti, Atlantic City.
24568
Beigelach, koift beigelach ; booblitchka,
song, new version and arr. by Joseph
Kammen. (7p>pa"°3) © Oct. 21,
1929; 2 «. Nov. 1; .E pub.' 10598;
Jack Kammen and Joseph Kammen,
Brooklyn. 24569
Believe it or not; words and music by
G. B. Hayes. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Nov. 8, 1929; E unp.
12963; George B. Hayes, St. Louis.
24570
Bella (La) Belmont; waltz, by D. G.
Gallur; pf. (© 1 ¢. Nov. 18, 1929;
E unp. 13430; Damasus Garcia
Gallur, Los Angeles. 24571
Bella vista; marcha argentina, von
Camilla Morena, of Germany, op.
150; kleines orch. stimmen, mit pf.
o. orgel direction u. violino 1 direc-
tion. 4to! «©: Dee. 15,4928, 1c.
May 16, 1929; E for. 4554; N. Sim-
rock, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 24572
Bellamira; from The dancing master,
selected and ed. by Douglas and
Helen Kennedy, arr. by Arnold
Foster, of Great Britain; pf. (In
24565
Country dance tunes, new series 1)
© Nov. 30, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 30; E for.
7676; English folk dance _ soc.,
London, 24573
Belle (The) of Bagdad; operetta in 2
acts, book, lyrics and music by
Geoffrey F. Morgan and Frederick
G. Johnson. Voce. sc. and libretto.
4to. © Nov. 4, 1929; 2 c Nov. 6;
D pub. 27609; Raymond A. Hoffman
co., Chicago. 24574
Belle of Caroline; waltz, words by A.
EK. Frandsen, music by Ray Hibbeler.
[Photostat] © 1c. Nov. 21, 1929;
E unp. 1385038; Annie Hlizabeth
Frandsen, Moline, Ill. 24575
Bells (The) of Bergen; words by Sven
Grundlaar, English version and
music by Samuel Richards Gaines;
high voice. © Oct. 8, 1929; 2.¢. Oct.
12; E pub. 10689; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 24576
Beneath the palms; words by Charles
O. Roos, music by Francesco B. De
Leone. 1. High voice, in A flat.—
2. Med. voice, in G flat—3. Low
‘voice, in F. © Nov. 25, 1929; 2c.
each Noy. 25; E pub. 10976; Sam
Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 24577
Beneath the starry, skylight with you;
words by L. Felix, music by Lewis
F,. Stafford. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 29, 1929; E unp.
13803 ; Louis Felix, New Castle, Pa.
24578
Beobide (—) Intermezzo; ed. by Wal-
ter Williams; organ. © Sept. 20,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 21; E pub. 10834;
H. W.. Gray co., New: York. 24579
Berceuse; by Frank Bridge, of Great
Britain; pf.’ (© Nov. 6, 1929; 1 e.
Nov. 5; E for. 7389; Keith, Prowse
& co., ltd., London. 24580
Berceuse; d’Alexandre Tansman, of
Poland; pf. (Jn Supplement de la
Revue musicale—Avril, 1929) ©
Apr. 15, 1929; 1 ¢. Aug. 16; for.
7663; Alexandre Tansman, Paris.
24581
Berceuse; par P. Lacome, arr. par F.
Salabert, of France; orch: parties,
avec pf. conducteur et. 1° violini con-
ducteur. 4to. © Sept. 25, 1929; 1c.
Oct. 16; E for. 7183; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 24582
Berceuse créole; paroles et musique de
Henri Sauguet, of France. © Sept.
1, 1929; 1 ce. Oct. 5; H for. 7149;
Rouart, Lerolle & cie., Paris. 24583
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
Berlioz (Hector Louis) Un bal; arr.
par F. Salabert, of France; orch.
‘parties, avec pf. conducteur et 1°
violini conducteur. 2° partie. ©
Sept. 1, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 5; E for.
7159; Francis Salabert, Paris.
24584
— Benvenuto Cellini; ouverture, op.
23, arr. par F. Salabert, of France;
‘orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur et
1° yiolini conducteur. 4to. © Sept.
2, 1929;.1 c. Oct. 16; BE for. 7221;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 24585
Chanson gothique; de La damna-
tion de Faust, arr. par F. Salabert,
of France; orch. parties, avec pf.
conducteur et 1° violino conducteur.
4to, © Sept. 1, 1929; 1 e@ Oct. 5;
E for. 7160; Francis Salabert, Paris.
24586
Beside the great big silvery moon!
words by C.. McDevitt, music by
Chester Escher. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Nov. 21, 1929; E
unp. 13528 ; Charles McDevitt, Cleve-
land. 24587
Best (The) that life can give us;
words by Alex. McArthur [pseud. of
L. Nicchia], music by L. Nicchia.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Sept. 18, 1929; E unp. 11205; Lillian
Nicchia, Mountain Lakes, N. J.
24588
Better keep an eye on your man;
words and music by Donald Hey-
wood. ©1e. Nov. 23, 1929; E unp.
13623; Mills music, ine., New York.
24589
Better (The) things in life; words and
music by Fred Fisher. © 1 c. Nov.
8, 1929; E unp. 13078; Metro-Goid-
wyn-Mayer corp., Culver City, Calif.
24590
Bialy mazur! by W. Osmanski, arr.
by L. A. Cieszykowski; pf. © Oct.
26, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 4; -E pub. 10570;
John Jasinski, Chicago. 24591
Biddix (Viola Baker) Four songs;
words and music by V. B. Biddix,
arr. by Walter Goble. 1. Every day.
[3 others] © Aug. 23, 1929; 2 ce.
Aug. 28; E pub. 8748; Viola Baker
Biddix, Grand Rapids, Mich. 24592
Big happy family; words and music
by J. Toney. © 1. Nov. 12, 1929;
E unp. 13187; James Toney. St. Jo-
seph, Mo. ; 245938
24604
Birds of the woodland; words and mu-
sic by I. O. Meade. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 8, 1929;
E unp. 12958; Ivan O. Meade, Rock-
dale, N. Y. 24594
Birth (The) of a minstrel show;
words and music by Fred Rose; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Noy. 21, 1929;
2 ec. Nov. 25; E pub. 10998; T. S.
Denison & co., Chicago. 24595
Birth (The) of Christ; text from St.
Luke, music by Leon Abbott Hoff-
meister; high voice. © Noy. 21,
1929; 2 c Nov. 22; E pub. 10916;
R. L. Huntzinger, inc., New York.
24596
Black (The) horse troop; marche mili-
taire de cavallerie, by K. H. Mau-
derer; pf. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1929; E
unp. 13009; Karl H. Mauderer, Chi-
cago. 24597
Black Lake waltz; by Walter Cobb;
pf. © 1c. Oct. 30, 1929; E ump.
12890; E. E. Hack, Powderly, Ky.
24598
Blau bliimelein; dichter unbekannt,
satz von: Willy Herrmann, of Ger-
many, op. 151, nr. 1; gemischten
chor. 4to. © July 5, 1929; 1 ¢. Oct.
2; E for. 7320; P. J. Tonger, Col-
ogne/Rh.. Germany. 24599
Blaue nichte; blues, von Franz Gro-
the, of Germany; salon-orch. mit
jazz-erginzungsstimmen, pf. direk-
tion u. violine 1 direktion. 4to. ©
Aug. 10, 1929; 1 e. Oct. 2; HE for.
7329; Heinrichshofen’s verlag, Mag-
deburg, Germany. 24600
‘Blessed Jesus; hymn, words by Avis
B. Christiansen, musie by Florence
E. Dahlstrom. ‘© Sept. 2, 1929; 2 e¢.
Sept. 23; E pub. 110380; G. S. Schuler
and W. M. Runyan, Chicago. 24601
Blue; song, music by M. EH. Spaulding.
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1929; E unp. 12780;
Mary Ellen Spaulding, Detroit.
24602
Blue blues, blow away; words by H.
EK. Alton, music by C. Derksen. ©
1 ce. Noy. 4, 1929; E unp. 12850;
Hugh EH. Alton and Clemens Derk-
sen, Hamilton, Ill. 24603
Blue boy; words .and musie by M. D.
O’Neill. © 1. c..Noy. 18, 1929;, B
unp. 138207; Madeline De Forest
O’Neill, New Canaan, Conn. 24604
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24605
Blue butterfly; fox trot, by Johnny.
Tucker and Joe Schuster, arr. by Art
-Mackay;. dance, orch.. pts., with
words.. 4to. © Oct. 31, 1929; 2-e.
Noy. 5; E pub. 10636; M. Witmark
‘& sons, New York. 24605
Blue eyes; by F. R. Caban; pf. ©
1c. Nov.. 7, 1929;. E unp.. 13007;
Francisco. R. Caban, New York.
24606
Blue eyes, you are my inspiration;
words by A. Righter, music by Bur-
rell Van Buren. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ce. Nov. 25, 1929;
E unp. 138722; Anna Righter, Not-
tingham, Pa. 24607
Blue flowers; foxtrot, von Erie Judge
‘[pseud.], of Germany; salon-orch.
mit jazz-erginzungsstimmen, pf. di-
rection u. violine 1 direction. 4to.
© Aug. 10, 1929; 1 ¢c Oct. 2; E for.
7330 ; Heinrichshofen’ Ss verlag, Mag-
deburg, Germany. 24608
Blue harmony; words and music by
EF. Clifford. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Nov. 23, 1929; E unp.
18600; Frank Clifford, Mahanoy
City, Pa. 24609
Blue heaven; words by A. Blackmon,
music by Chester Escher. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Nov. 21,
1929; E unp. 18523; Alberta Black-
mon, Chicago. 24610
Blue is the night; their own desire,
words and music by Fred Fisher. ©
1 ¢e Nov. 8, 1929; E unp. 13069;
.Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 24611
Blue lagoon; words and music by L.
Furness. [Words and melody only]
© 1 -¢. Nov. 25, 1929; B unp. 18674;
Laurine Furness, Los Angeles.
Blue melody; waltz, words and music
by V. S. Loika. ©1c. Nov. 1, 1929;
E unp. 12763; Virgil S. Loika, Los
Angeles. 24613
Blue ribbon baby; words and music
by J. R. Hakes. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Oct. 31, 1929; BE unp.
12830; Jack R. Hakes, Okmulgee,
Okl. 24614
Blue sweets ; melody by Ruben Reeves.
©le. Oct. 14, 1929; E unp. 18025;
State Street music pub. co., inc.,
Chicago. 24615
Bo. ei (Ps Within
Blume ee im walde;.by G. M..New-
ham; band. pts. 1 se. Nov... 16,
1929: E unp. 13311; Gordon M. New-
ham, Louisville. 24616
Bolivia; tango-serenata, text u. musik
von S. Castaldo [pseud.], of Ger-
many, arr. von Spero Kochmann, of
Germany; orch. stimmen, mit pf. _
direktion u. violine 1 direktion, 4to.
© July 16, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 2; E for.
7481; Diana musikverlag, Spero
Kochmann, Berlin. 24617
Bonnie; words and music by H. Spit-
ler. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ce. Nov. 8, 1929; H unp. 12983;
Helen Spitler, Tiffin, O. 24618
Boogah (The) man; by M. E. Spaul-
ding; melody, with pf. acc. © 1c.
Nov. 2, 1929; E unp. 12781; Mary
Ellen Spaulding, Detroit. 24619
Book of dreams; words by 8. Levy,
musie by M. Godfrey. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 18, 1929;
E unp. 13617; Mina Godfrey and
Sylvia Levy, New York. 24620
Booth’s hornpipe; from The dancing
master, selected and ed. by Douglas
and Helen Kennedy, arr. by Arnold
Foster, of Great Britain; pf. (ln
Country dance tunes, new series 1)
© Nov. 30, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 30; E for.
7690; English folk dance soc., Lon-
don. 24621
Boston; von Leopold Mittmann, of -Ger-
many; klavier. © Aug. 9, 1929; 1c.
Oct. 2; E for. 7350; Wilhelm Zim-
mermann, Leipzig. 24622
Bouncing the baby around; from She
couldn’t say no, lyric by Al. Dubin,
music by Joe Burke; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Oct. 31, 1929; 2 ¢. Nov. 5;
E pub. 10648; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 24623
Bourlak; danse russe, par Serge Weks-
ler, of France; orch. parties, avec
pf. .conducteur. 4to. © Sept. 1,
1929: 1°"c “Oct. 5: H for. (ioe,
Choudens, Paris. 24624
Box (The) of soldiers; by Montague
Hwing, of Great Britain; pf. duet.
© Nov. 8, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 11; E pub.
11039; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 24625
Boy scouts on the trail; march, by T.
J. Zingsheim; pf. ©-Sept. 5, 1929 ;
2 ec. Oct. 7; E pub. 10454; Michael
H. and Theresa J. Zingsheim, Mil-
waukee, Wis. 24626
1308
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no. 11, 1929 ,
Brahms (Johannes) Andante;
dem sextett, op. 18, fiir haus oder
schiilerorch. hrsg. von H. Lemacher
u. P. Mies, both of Germany, bearb.
von M. Alt; violine 1, 2, 3, cello,
klavier 4 hindig. © May 10, 1929;
1 ce Oct. 15; E for. 7485; P. J.
Tonger, Cologne/Rh., Germany.
627
—— Andante molto; aus der F-moll
sonate op. 5, arr. von Ernst Eggert,
of Germany; salon orch. stimmen,
mit violino 1 direction. 4to. ©
Ame. 10, 1929: 1 ¢, Oct. 15; EH for.
7422; Heinrichshofen’s verlag, Mag-
deburg, Germany. 24628
— Ballade no. 2; op. 10, no. 2, rev.
and arr. by Bernhard Egg, of Ger-
many; small orch. pts., with pf. or
organ conductor and 1st violin con-
ductor. © Feb. 1, 1929; 1 c May
16; E for. 4540; N. Simrock, G. m.
b. H., Berlin. 24629
—— Favorite waltz; op. 39, no. 15, arr.
by W. P. Mero; pf. © Nov. 8, 1929;
2 ec. Nov. 11; E pub. 11040; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
24630
—— Waltz in A flat major; op. 39,
no. 15, ed. and fingered by John M.
Williams; pf. Copyright is claimed
on examples showing how difficult
passages are made easy to play and
exercises in preparation of them. ©
Oct. 30, 1929; 2-c. Nov. 1; E pub.
11021; Boston musie co., Boston.
24631
Breath (A) of lavender; romance, by
M. L. Preston, arr. by E. A. Barrell,
jr.; organ. © Nov. 8, 1929; 2 e.
Noy. 11; E pub. 11038; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 24632
Bremer (Die) stadtmusikanten; worte
u. musik von Adolf Priimers, of Ger-
many, op. 44; miinnerchor. 4to. ©
July 30, 1929; 1.¢ Oct. 2; E for.
7323; Schweers & Haake, Bremen,
Germany. 24633
Bride (The) was dressed in white;
from Song of the West, lyrics by
Oscar Hammerstein, 2d, music by
Vineent Youmans. © Sept. 3, 1929;
2c. Sept. 4; E. pub. 8848; Vincent
Youmans, ine., New York. 24634
Bride (A) without a groom; from The
painted angel, lyric by Herman
Ruby, music by M. K. Jerome; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Oct. 31, 1929;
2c. Nov. 5; E pub. 10640; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 24635
87056—30——2
aus .
24645
Bright eyes; theme song of Bright
eyes, Waltz, lyric by Ralph Stanley,
music by Katherine Reeves, of Great
Britain; pf. ace.,. with ukulele arr.
by Harry Bull. [Staff and tonic
Sol-fa notations] © Apr. 29, 1929;
1 e. Oct. 28; E for. 7261; Berners
music co., ltd., London. 24636
Bright girl serenade; words and music
by A. Jimenez. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 25, 1929; B. unp.
13753; Alex Jimenez, Albany, Mo.
24637
Bright sun; words and music by Irving
Rosenberg: [Words and melody
only] ©l1e. Nov. 18, 1929; E unp.
18872; Irving Rosenberg, Brooklyn.
24638
Bring back my dreams of yesterday;
words by M. R. Thorson, music by
Samuel H. Speck. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Nov. 9, 1929; B
unp. 18101; Melvin R. Thorson, East
Chicago, Ind. 24639
Bring back my happiness; words by
R. Costello, music by Burrell Van
Buren. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1929; E unp. 13728;
Raymond Costello, Columbus, O.
24640
Bring back the old fashioned mother ;
waltz, words by Isabelle Ainslie
[pseud. of S. C. Weeg], music by Ray
Hibbeler. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1929; BE unp. 13317;
Sarah Catlin Weeg, Chicago.
24641
Bring back those days again; words by
L. Keith, musie by Ray Hibbeler.
© 1c. Noy. 11, 1929; E unp. 13169;
Lillie Keith, Dallas. 24642
Broadway hi-hatters; lyrics by Joseph
G. Zindel, music by L. Montana; pf.
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1929; E unp. 13618;
Louis Montana, Brooklyn. 24643
Broadway (The) k‘ss; words and
music by A. M. Fowler, arr. by R.
Lundgren. [Photostat] ©1l1e. Nov.
25, 1929; E unp 138681; Archibald
McKay Fowler, Oakland, Calif.
24644
Broken (The) clover; words and
music by Cooke [pseud. of Fannie M.
Cooke] and Frederick [pseud. of J.
F. Gordon] © 1 ec. Nov. 6, 1929;
E unp. 12942; John F. Gordon, Mid-
dletown, N. Y. 24645
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24646
pt. IIT, n. S., V. 24 .
Brook (The); by Leonard Peck, of
Great Britain; pf.. © Nov. 8, 1929;
1 e. Nov. 21; E for. 7539; Solomon
Rowland, London. 24646
Briider vom Rhein; marsch, von H. L.
Blankenburg, of Germany, instr. von
Carl Zimmer; salon orch. stimmen,
mit pf. direction u. violino 1 direc-
tion. 4to. © Oct. 10, 1929; 1 «.
Nov. 9; E for. 7439; Musikverlag
Lyra, Berlin-Wilmersdorf. 24647
Budapest; from Budapest, words by
Clare Kummer, music by Jean
Schwartz. © 1c. Nov. 8, 1929; E
unp. 13091; Fox film corp., New
York. 24648
words by Andy Razaf,
music by Harry Brooks. [Words
‘and melody only] © 1. Nov. 18,
1929; EK unp. 138366; Joe Davis, New
York. 24649
Bundeslied; worte u. musik von A.
Nikolaus. © Sept. 10, 1929; 2 «.
Sept. 11; E pub. 9012; Siebenbtirger
Sachsen saénger bund, Alliance, O.
246
Bug house;
Bundle (A) of old love letters; from
Lord Byron of Broadway, lyric by
Arthur Freed, music by Nacio Herb
Brown. © Nov. 29, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
30; E pub. 11077; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., New York. 24651
Burden down; words and music by W.
Franklin. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1929; E unp. 18085;
William Franklin, Chicago. 24652
Bureau (Le) de poste; de la fantaisie-
opérette Vive Leroy, paroles de René
Pujol, musique de Fred Pearly et
Pierre Chagnon, both of France; pf.
et ukulele ace. © Sept. 1, 1929; 1c.
Oct. 5; E. for. 7144; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 24653
But oh gee, she don’t wanna be
sociable! words and music by M.
Berger. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 27, 1929; E.unp, 13759;
Mac Berger, New York. 24654
Button up your overeoat; from Fol-
low thru, by B. G. De Sylva [pseud.
of George Gard De Sylva], Lew
Brown and Ray Henderson, tran-
seribed by Tony Lowry, of Great
Britain; pf. London & Sydney,
Chappell & co., ltd. © Oct. 14, 1929;
1c. Oct. 17; BE for. 7256; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine., New York.
24655
Buy your Durant to-day; words by
G. Fore, music by Burrell Van
Buren.
© 1c. Nov. 4, 1929; E unp. 12859;
Gettie Fore, Baton Rouge, La. 24656
By the deep: nine! nautical fantasy,
words by various authors, music by
Alee Rowley, of Great Britain, arr.
by Herbert Pierce, of Great Britain ;
male voices. Voc. se. Winthrop
Rogers, Itd. 4to. © Oct. 9, 1929;
1 c. Oct. 21; E for. 7406; Hawkes &
son (London) ltd., London. 24657
By the Lakes of Killarney; words and
music by G. H. Rumbaugh. © Nov.
12, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 19; E pub. 10859 ;
Grace Harness Rumbaugh, Williams-
town, Kan. 24658
By your caress; words and music by
W. J. Day.
E unp. 12792; William James Day,
Brooklyn. 24659
C’est cal’ article de Paris; one-step, par
René Sylviano, arr. par F. Salabert,
of France; orch. parties, avec pf.
conducteur, 1° violino conducteur et
paroles. 4to. © Sept. 25, 1929; 1c.
Oct. 16; E for. 7168; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 24660
C’est Pinson avec Cendrouille; de
Suite canadienne, musique de Claude
Champagne, of Canada. 1. Orch.
pts.—2. 4 voix mixtes et orch. Par-
tition. © Sept. 1, 1929; 1 ¢. each
Oct. 5; E for. 7654, 7658; Durand
& cie., Paris. 24661, 24662
C’est Pinson avec Cendrouille; par
Claude Champagne, of Canada;
choeur 4 4 voix mixtes. Partition.
© July 4, 1929; 1 ce. Aug. 9; E for.
6919; Durand et cie., Paris. 24663
C’est un béguin . . .; chanson one-step,
paroles de Pierre Darto, musique de
José Sentis, of Spain; pf. acc., avec
ukulele arr. par F. Salabert. ©
Sept. 25, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 16; EH for.
7209; Francis Salabert, Paris.
24664
Ca m’est égal; fox-trot, par C. Ober-
feld, arr. par Francis Salabert, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf.-con-
ducteur, 1° violini-conducteur et
paroles. 4to. © Sept..1, 1929; 1.
Oct. 5; E for. 7147; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris.
Cain; ouverture dramatique, par M.
Brusselmans, of Belgium; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur et 1°
1310
[Words and melody only] 7
© 1 ec. Nov. 4, 1929;-
24665 :
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
24687
- yiolino conducteur. 4to. © Sept.
25, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 16; EB for. 7189;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 24666
Caja (Alfonso) 2 idilli siracusani; di
A. Caja, of Italy; oreh. Partitur.
I. Novelletta di Natale. [1 other]
© July 15, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 138; E
for. 7648; Editions Maurice Senart,
Paris. 24667
California; words and music by A.
Spicer ; pf. and ukulele acc. © Nov.
4, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 4; E pub. 10804;
Adrienne Spicer, Long Beach, Calif.
24668
California; words and music by J. F.
McMahon; pf. © 1c. Nov. 5, 1929;
’E unp. 12892; Joseph F. McMahon,
Los Angeles. 24669
California blues; fox-trot, words and
music by C. Wallace; pf. and
ukulele ace. Santa Paula, Calif.,
Leslie White music store. © Nov.
15, 1929; 2.c. Nov. 29; E pub. 11069 ;
Charlton Wallace, Santa Paula,
Calif. 24670
California dear old Cal; words and
music by C. A. Haufe. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Nov. 29, 1929;
E unp. 13809; Charles A. Haufe, San
Carlos, Calif. , 24671
California rose; words by F. Yank,
‘music by Chester Escher. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Nov. 21,
1929; E unp. 135388; Frank Yank,
Shenandoah, Pa. 24672
California (The) sun’ kist flea; lyric
and music by M. H. R. Cook.
[Words and melody only] ©16..
Nov. 20, 1929; E unp. 13459; Mary
Hungerford Robinson Cook, Watson-
ville, Calif. 24673
Calling for you; words by Albert
Morse, music by J. Stanton. Glad-
win; in C.. © Oct. 29,1929; 2 ¢.
-Oct. 31; E pub. 10461; Boosey & e¢o.,
inc., New York. 24674
ballet music of Friend of
Napoleon, from Seven faces, by
Arthur Kay; pf. © 1.¢., Oct. 18,
1929; E unp. 12173; Fox film corp.,
New York. 24675
Can you read in my eyes; feature
song in Broadway scandals of 1930,
words and music by Sam Coslow.
© Noy. 7, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 8; E pub.
10588; Spier & Coslow, inc., New
York. 24676
Can-can ;
Can’t believe I’ve lost my man; words
by Joseph Hodges, music by HE.
Langer. [Chords, single staff] ©
1 ce. Nov. 26, 1929; E unp. 13737;
Eric Langer, Jackson Heights, L. I.,
N: Y, 24677
Can’t make another day; words and
music by Edith Johnson. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Noy. 27,
1929; E unp. 18772; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 24678
Cantiléne; par Louis Vuillemin, of
France; pf. 4 4 mains. © Sept. 1,
1929 ;,:1,,,e., Oet....53 ) H)-fors:: 7138;
Durand et cie.. Paris. 24679
Canzone di maggio; di Vincenzo Au-
gusto Manno, of Italy; orch. pts.,
with pf. or violin conductor. 4to.
© Sept. 30, 1929; 1 ¢. Nov. 19; E for.
7607; P. Ragona & c., Milan. 24680
Canzone di maggio; versi di Antonio
Lega, musica di Ottone Pesce, of |
Italy. ©. Noy. 11, 1929; 1 c. Novy.
25; E for. 7615; Casa musicale Son-
zogno, Milan. 24681
Capitana (La); zarzuela en tres actos,
letra de Sevilla y Carrefio, mtisica de
C. Vela y E. Bru, of Spain. Pte.
de apuntar. © May 15, 1928; 1 «.
Noy. 20, 1929; E for. 7559; Cayo
Vela y Enrique Bri, Madrid. 24682
Cardélis ; opéra-comique en 4 actes et
5 tableaux, poéme et musique de Léo
Manuel [pseud. of E. Léonino], of
France. 4to. © Oct. 20, 1929; 1 «¢.
Nov. 22; D pub. 27621; Emmanuel
Léonino, Paris. 24683
Cardiganshire tunes; 40 Welsh tradi-
tional tunes, words mostly tradi-
tional, music arr. by David de Lloyd,
of Wales; 2 yoices. London, Row-
land’s. 4to. (Cardiganshire antiqua-
rian soc., transactions, v. 6) [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Sept.
26, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 8; E for. 7456;
Solomon Rowland, London. 24684
Caridad; bolero-plena, por M. Mala-
vet; pf. ©1c. Nov. 1, 1929; E unp.
12760; Mateo Malavet, Brooklyn.
24685
Carmen; motivo de Sangre y arena,
letra y m@&sica de Pierre Norman,
Irving Kahal y Sammy Fain. 1.
Spanish text.—2. Vers4o portugueza
por Arthur Coelho. _© Nov. 7, 1929;
2 ce. each Nov. 7; E pub. 10596, 10597 ;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
24686, 24687
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24688 -
Carnival prelude; from Sunny side up,
by B. G. De Sylva [pseud. of George
Gard De Sylva], Lew’ Brown, and
Ray Henderson; [conductor se.}] ©
1c. Nov. 19, 1929; H. unp 13582; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 24688
Carol of the Russian children; folk-
tune from White Russia, arr. by
Harvey B. Gaul. 4to. 1.Men’s
voices—2. Women’s. voices. © Oct.
22, 1929; 2 ec. each Oct. 26; E pub.
10715, 10716; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 24689, 24690
Carolina love my alk} words by J. P.
Zane, music by Luther A. Clark. ©
Nov. 14, 1929; 2 ¢c.. Nov. 25; E pub.
11000; Joseph Paul Zane, Howard,
ToL: 24691
Carols of the Nativity; .words and
music by Malcolm Sanders Johnston,
harmony by T. Frederick H. Can-
dlyn; mixed voices. New York, H.
W. Gray co. 4to. 1. The shepherd’s
story. [8 others] © Nov. 27, 1929;
2c. Nov. 30; E pub. 11066; Malcolm
S. Johnston, Albany. 24692
Carry me back to my mountain home;
words and music by Floyd Thompson
and J. E. Guernsey. © 1c. Nov. 9,
1929; E unp. 13105; Thompson &
Guernsey, Indianapolis. 24693
Carzaratu ; versi di G. Marrone, musica
di Mario Nicastro. »[Words and
melody only] © 1. Nov. 14, 1929;
EH unp. 138231; Gaspare Marrone,
Brooklyn. 24694
CastelInuovo-Tedesco (Mario) Sonata;
di M. Castelnuovo-Tedeseo, of Italy ;
violoncello e pf. © Noy. 25, 1929;
1 ec. Nov. 21; E for 7569; A. For-
livesi & ¢@., Firenze, Italy. 24695,
Castigadoras (Las) ; historieta cémica,
letra de Lozano y Marifio, mtsica
de F. Alonso, of Spain. Pte. de
apuntar. © May 25, 1927; 1c. Nov.
20, 1929; E for. 7550; Francisco
Alonso, Madrid. 24696
Castillian [!] afternoon; Spanish
dance, by Hilsel Holt; pf. © Nov.
19, 1929; 2 e. Nov. 20; E pub. 10878;
Century music pub. co., New York.
24697
Cathedral echoes; 14 voluntaries, by
Wilson Manhire, of Great Britain;
harmonium or American organ. ©
Noy. 28, 1929; 1 ¢. Nov. 30; E for.
7704; A. Weekes & ¢co., Itd., London.
24698
pt. 11, 0. S., v. 24
Cavalier (Le) fantastique; par René:
Rabey, of France; pf. © July 15,
1929; 1 c. Sept. 16; E for. 7641; Du-
rand & cie., Paris. 24699»
Ce n’est pas vous ...; blues, paroles.
de Jean Lenoir, musique de Jack:
Lynn, of France. © Sept. 1, 1929;
1 ec. Oct. 16; E for. 7207; Choudens,
Paris.
melody, paroles de R. Philippon et
P. Moreau, musique de Antonin
Ferré, of France. © Oct. 8, 1929;
1 e@ Oct. 9; E for. 7245; Société-
anonyme des éditions Ricordi, Paris.
24701
Ce que c’est que l’amour; de la fan-.
taisie-opérette Vive Leroy, paroles de-
René Pujol, musique de Fred Pearly -
et Pierre Chagnon, both of France;
© Sept. 1, 1929;
1 e@. Oct. 5; E for. 7148; Francis:
24702"
Cendres; au cinéma, par André Soyer,
pf. et ukulele ace.
Salabert, Paris.
of France; orch. parties, avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Sept. 1, 1929;
1 ec. Oct. 5; E for. 7102; Choudens,
Paris.
Cefiidor (El) de Diana; extravio mito--
légico en dos actos, letra de Antonio .
Paso y Gonzalez del Toro, mtsica de:
F. Alonso, of Spain. Pte. de apun-
tar. © May 20, 1929; 1 ce: Nov. 20;
E for. 7568; Francisco Alonso,
Madrid. 24704 -
Chamberlain (Ronald) Three fancies;
by R. Chamberlain, of Great
Britain; pf. 1. Pygmies’ dance. [2
others] © Sept. 12, 1929; 1 c. Nov.
12; E for. 7460; Bosworth & co., 1td.,
24705 .
London.
Chanson d’automne; poéme de Paul |
Verlaine, musique de Marcel Briclot,
of France. © July 15, 1929; 1 ¢.
Sept. 18; E for. 7647; Editions Mau-
rice Senart, Paris. 24706
Chansons du cceur; suite de mélodies,
poémes de Fernand Beissier, musi-
que de Henri Contesse, of France.
1. Reliquaire. [4 others] © Sept.
25, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 16; BH for, 7199;
Union musicale franco espagnole,
Paris. 24707
Chant de la bergére; by Denis Dupré, |
of Great Britain; pf. © Jan. 29,
1929; 1c. Oct. 28; E for. 7502; A.
Hammond & co., London. 24708
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Ce n’était qu’une simple fleur; fox:
24703.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS’
“no. 11, 1929
24729
Chant Hindou; musique d’écran de
-Léo Pouget, instrumentation . de
Pierre Letorey, of France; pf. con-
‘ducteur. © Sept. 25, 1929; 1 ¢. Oct.
16; E for. 7215; Editions musicales
Sam Fox, Paris. 24709
‘Charming ; by Mortimer Wilson, op. 85,
no. 10: Dt... Noy<.19, 19293 .2 ©.
Noy. 20; E pub. 10888; Century mu-
sic pub. co., New York. 24710
Chemin de ronde; poésie de Super-
vielle, musique de Robert Siohan, of
France. © Sept. 1, 1929; 1 ce. Oct.
5: E for. 7135; Durand et cie., Paris.
24711
Chew (A) of tobacco and a little
drink; words by Frank Luther, mu-
sic by C. J. Robison. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 23, 1929;
E unp. 12375; Carson J. Robison,
New York. 24712
Chief Hide and Seek; words by J.
Nicholson, music by A. R. Morelli.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Noy. 5, 1929; E unp. 12896; Antonio
R. Morelli and John Nicholson, New
York. 24713
Chile blues; by Rodney Rogers, arr.
by Tiny Parham [pseud. of H. S.
Parham]; orch. pts. 4to. © Aug.
15, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 11; E pub. 10653 ;
Melrose bros. music co., ine., Chi-
cago. 24714
Ching, ching, ching; words by M.
Brooks, music by Fred Fisher. ©
1 ce. Nov. 25, 1929; E unp. 13687;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 24715
Chistera; par F. Vogel, of France;
violon, violoncelle, contrebasse et pf.
© Sept. 1, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 5; E for.
7158; Florentin Vogel, Saint-Palais,
Basses-Pyrénées, France. 24716
Choir helper no. 2; words by Kath-
erine Hankey and others, music by
Ira B. Wilson, E. 8. Lorenz and
others. 4to. © Dec. 2, 1929; 2 ec.
and aff. Dec. 7; AA 31228; Hope
pub. co., Chicago. 24717
Choral concerto; ascribe unto the
Lord, music by Alexander Brent
Smith; sop. and mezzo-sop. soli and
cho. 4to. © Aug. 2, 1929; 1c. Aug.
3; E for. 6024; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London. 24718
Christ-church bells in Oxon; from The
dancing master, selected and ed. by
Douglas and Helen Kennedy, arr. by
Arnold Foster, of Great Britain; pf.
(Jn Country dance tunes, new series
1) © Nov. 30, 1929; 1 ¢. Nov. 30;
E for. 7695; English folk dance soc.,
London. 24719
Christian soldier, carry on; marching
song, words and music by H. Ek-
lund; pf. © Oct. 14, 1929; 2 ec. Oct.
29; EH pub. 10515; Harry Eklund,
Kingston, N. Y. 24720
Christmas chimes; old-style’ carol,
words ahd music by Bernard Ham-
blen; in E. flat. New York, N. Y.,
Chappell-Harms, inc. © Noy. 8,
1929; 2 ec. Nov. 9; E pub.. 11010;
Harms, ine., New York. 24721
Christmas (A) fantasie; by F. Karl
Grossman; full orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. © Noy. 27, 1929; 2 «.
Nov. 29; E pub. 11042; Ludwig mu-
sie pub. co., Cleveland. 24722
Christmas fantasy in march-form; in-
tro. Adeste fideles and Good King
Wenceslas, by Roland Diggle; organ.
obl. 8vo. © Nov. 8, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
12; E pub. 10727; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 24723
Christmas gloria; anthem, words and
music by Grace G. Gardner; mixed
voices, with organ or pf. acc. 4to.
© Nov. 2, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 4; E pub.
10495; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
24724
Christmas (A) greeting; words and
music by H. F. Haigh; pf. ©1e.
Noy. 16, 1929; E unp. 13310; Harry
Franklin Haigh, Norristown, Pa.
24725
Christmas joys; musical story of
Christmas day, [arr.] by E. H. Paul;
pf. © Nov. 12, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 21;
E pub. 10927 ; Co-operative music co.,
Philadelphia. 24726
Christmas welcome; duet, words and
music by E. B. Stuart; with cho. for
mixed voices. © Nov. 1, 1929; 2 e¢.
Nov. 4; E pub. 10601; Edward B.
Stuart, Chicago. 24727
Cialy do baksy polka; Polish dance,
melody arr. by W. Podosek. © 1 ec.
Sept. 9, 1929; E unp. 10713; Walter
Podosek, Camden, N. J. 24728
Cincinnati civic song; words by C. K.
Walls, music by Walter H. Aiken;
pf. 4to. © Nov. 18, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
13; E pub. 10777; Callie King Walls,
Cincinnati. 24729
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pt. III, m. s., v. 24
Clarita; words by D. R. Lleva, music
by Larry E. Goffin. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 19, 1929;
E unp. 18419; Dommie R. Lleva,
Centerville, Calif. 24730
Claros de luna; by F. R. Caban; pf.
© 1« Nov. 7, 1929; E unp. 13008;
Francisco R. Caban, New York.
. 24731
Claveles (Los); tango, d’ Antonio
Araby Mariani, of Italy; salon orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to. ©
Sept. 16, 1929; 1 ¢. Nov. 19; E for.
7609; Studio musicale Romano,
Rome. 24732
Cleopatra; marcia trionfale, di Luigi
Mancinelli, trascrizione di Illuminato
Culotta, of Italy; orchestrina, con
pf.-conduttore e violino-conduttore.
4to. © Oct: 8, 1929; 1 ¢. Oct. 9; EB
for 7248; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
24733
Cloitre (Le) maudit; by Lowther, of
Great Britain; pf. © July 15, 1929;
1c Sept. 18; E for. 7649; Editions
Maurice Senart, Paris. 24734
Collection of six Polish dances; polka
no. 1-6, by J. Nelson, op. 2-7. ©
1 ec. Nov. 21,°1929; E unp. 13512;
Joseph Nelson,. Brooklyn. 24735
Come and play; first steps in sight
reading, by Donald Gray, of Great
Britain; pf. © Oct. 22, 1929; 1 «.
Oct. 31; E for. 7236; Boosey & co.,
ltd., London. 24736
Come away, death! song from Twelfth
night, words by Shakespeare, music
by Thomas Augustine Arne, ed. by
J. Coates, of Great Britain. London,
Novello & co., ltd. -©:May. 31, 1929;
1 ec. Oct. 29; E for. 7385; John
Coates, Northwood, Middlesex, HEng-
‘land. © new version and new mat-
ter. 24737
Come back and get me daddy; words
and music by L. Humphreys. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. Nov. 30,
1929; E unp. 13871; Lewis Hum-
phreys, Poultney, Vt. 24738
Come back and kiss your papa; words
and music by F. Casanova. © 1 e.
Noy. 19, 1929; E unp. 13424; Pelipe
Casanova, San Juan, Porto Rico.
24739
Come back, sweet Gracie May; words
and music by E. EH. Berry; mezzo
sop. or ten.; in A flat. © Nov. 7,
1929;° 2 \¢...Nov.-9;..E pub. ; 10951 ;
EH, E. Berry, Arlington, Mass.
24740
Come back to me! words by A. IL. EKd-
wards, music by Chester Escher
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Noy. 21, 1929; E unp. 138525; Albert
Ignatius Edwards, Demerara, Brit-
ish Guiana. 24741
Come mi baci tu; poesia di Silvio Pic-
chianti, musica di 8. Iodice; sop. o:
ten.; in la. © 1 ¢ Nov. 14, 1929;
E unp. 13236; Salvatore Iodice, New
York. 24742
Come on and make some noise; words.
and musie by A. F. Geary. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Nov. 30,
1929; E unp. 18865; Agnes F. Geary,
Everett, Mass. 24743.
Completely; words by Bernie Preis,
music by Billy Hays and Doe Dough-
erty. © Nov. 1, 1929; 2 ¢ Nov. 2;
E pub. 10476; Broadway music corp.,.
New York. 24744
Compliments. of the season; by I. A.
Alleyne;.pf. © 1.¢. Nov. 27, 1929;
EH ounp. 138788; Isaac Augustus. Al-
leyne, New York. 24745.
Concert fantasia on Materna; by
Roland Diggle; organ. © Oct. 29,
1929’; 2.e. Nov: 43-4 :pubsii05s7 ;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 24746
Concerto no. 8; A moll, gesangsszene,
von Ludwig Spohr, op. 47, bezeichnet
von Joseph Joachim, of Germany,
revidiert von Ossip Schnirlin, of Ger-
many; violine und klavier. © May
15, 1929; 1 c Nov. 16; HE for. 7586;
N. Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
| 24747
Concerto, op. 85; by Edward Hlgar,
arr. by Lionel Tertis, of Great
Britain ; viola solo. © Nov. 4, 1929;
1 c.. Nov. 5; E for. 7391; Novello &
co., ltd., London. 24748
Concerto dell’ estate; di Ildebrando
Pizzetti, rid. di Mario Pilati, of
Italy; pf. a quattro mani. 1. Mat-
tutino. [2 others] © Oct. 8, 1929;
1 ec. Oct. 9; E for. 7249; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 24749
Congada; danca brasileira, di Fran-
cisco Mignone, of Brazil; pf. ©
Oct. 15. 1929; 1 c Oct. 16; E for.
7476; G. Ricordi & co., Milan. .
24750
Conquest (The) of the air; march, by
M. A. Beaurman; band. Se @©1c.
Nov. 4, 1929; E unp. 12874; Marie
Anna Beaurman, T»coma. 24751
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24772
-Conte; par Serge Weksler, of France;
orch. parties, avee pf. conducteur.
4to. © Sept. 1, 1929; 1 ¢. Oct. 5;
E for. 7105; Choudens, Paris. 24752
Contrition; by Gaspar de Arabaclaza,
ed. by Walter Williams; organ.
Sept. 20, 1929; 2 e. Sept. 21; E pub.
10833; H. W. Gray co., New York.
24753
Copland (Aaron) Concerto; arr. by
John Kirkpatrick, jr.; 2 pfs., 4 hands.
© Sept. 15, 1929; 2 c« Nov. 4; EB
pub. 10836; Cos-Cob press, inc., New
' York. 24754
Concerto; oreh. Se. © Oct. 15,
1929; 2 ec. Nov. 4; E pub. 10837;
Cos-Cob press, ine., New York. 24755
Coplas de ronda; zarzuela en. tres
actos, letra de Arniches y Lucio,
mtsica de F. Alfonso, of Spain. Pte.
de apuntar. © Apr. 22, 1929; 1 ¢.
Nov. 20; E for. 7566; Francisco
Alonso, Madrid. 24756
Coppola (Piero) Cing poémes; versi
di A. Rubino, texte francais e mu-
sica di Piero Coppola, of Italy. 1.
Intermezzo gaio. [4 others] ©
July 15, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 16; H for.
7645; Durand & cie., Paris. 24757
Coquetera (La); plena, por M. Mala-
vet; pf. © 1 ‘c. Nov. 1, 1929: B
unp. 12761; Mateo Malavet, Brook-
lyn. 24758
Coquita ; canzone-tango, di Tito Spano
-[pseud. of Francesco Mignone}, of
Italy; pf. © 1 e.May 2, 1929; E
unp. 6336; Enrico Bernstiel, Milan.
24759
Corazon corazoncito; vals, letra y mu-
_sica de H. Herrera, of Guatemala,
domiciled at San Francisco. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 16, 1929; E unp. 13336; Hum-
berto Herrera, San Francisco.
24760
Core ca soffre; versi di S. Capalbo,
musica di Louis Canoro. 4to.
[Words and melody only] © Oct.
20, 1929; 2 «. Nov. 4; E pub. 10494;
Saverio Capalbo, Jersey City.
24761
‘Coronado memories; fox-trot, words
and music by Blue Steele, arr. by
Brick English; pf. and ukulele ace.
©: Nov. 22, .1929: 2 ¢. Nov. 23: EB
pub. 10964; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 24762
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15
Coronel (El) Roosevelt; marcha bril-
lante, por F. Mesorana; pf. © 1.
Sept. 24, 1929; E unp. 11596; Flo-
rencio Mesorana, Santurce, Porto
Rico. 24763
Cortége historique; marche, par D.
Ch. Planchet, of France; orch. par-
ties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Sept. 1,°:1929; 1 c. Oct. 5; E for.
7108; Choudens, Paris. 24764
Costume (The) box; musical play in
2 acts, text by Margaret Knowlton
Wilcox, music by Fanny Snow
Knowlton. 4to. © Nov. 22, 1929;
2 c. Nov. 28; D pub. 27620; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 24765
Cottey house; from The dancing mas-
ter, selected and ed. by Douglas and
Helen Kennedy, arr. by Arnold. Fos-
ter, of Great Britain; pf. (In
Country dance tunes, new series 1)
© Nov. 30, 1929; 1 ¢. Nov. 30; E
for. 7687; English folk dance soc.,
London. 24766
Cotton; Lord Byron of Broadway, ly-
rie by Arthur Freed, music by Na-
cio Herb Brown and Fred Fisher.
© 1 ec. Nov. 8, 1929; E unp. 13074;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 24767
Cotton blossom: blues; words by Irving
C. Browne, music by T. J. Browne.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Nov. 5, 1929; E unp. 13463; Thelma
Juanita Browne, Berkeley, Calif.
24768
Country dance; by William Bur-
rowes Cooke; pf. © Oct. 1, 1929;
2 e. Nov. 21; E pub. 10930; Co-op-
erative music co., Philadelphia.
24769
Country gal; words by C. Bivins, mu-
sic by Samuel H. Speck. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Nov. 9,
1929; E unp. 13097; Corene Bivins,
Tribune, Kan. 24770
Country man blues; words and music
by S. Easton. [Words and melody
only] © 1 e. Nov. 2, 1929; E unp.
12788: Sidney Haston, New York.
24771
Couple (A) of birds with the same
thing in mind; lyric by Howard
Johnson and George Ward, music
by Reggie Montgomery. © 1c. Nov.
27, 1929; E unp. 18818; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver City,
Calif. 24772
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ‘ENTRIES
24773
Coups de roulis; fantaisie-sélection,
sur les motifs de l’opérette par An-
dré Messager, arr. par F. Salabert,
of France; orch. parties, avee pf.
conducteur et 1° violini conducteur.
4to. © Sept. 1, 1929; 1 ¢ Oct. 5;
. & for. 7164; Francis Salabert, Paris.
24773
Cradle day pal; words and music by
M. T. Belote. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Nov. 23, 1929; E unp.
13604; Mary T. Belote, Keller, Va.
24774
Croonin the blues; melody, by Jabbo
Smith. ‘© 1 ec. Oct. 4, 1929: E
unp. 13023; State Street music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 24775
words and muSic by C.
Salisbury and D. _ Kindleberger.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Nov. 4, 1929; H unp. 13019; Char-
lotte Salisbury and David Kindle-
berger, New York. 24776
Cuanto sufro; cancion vals mexicana,
letra y musica de S. R. Ramos, of
Mexico, domiciled at Chicago; pf.
[Photostat] © 1 ¢. Nov. 1, 1929;
EH unp. 12771; Silvano R. Ramos,
Chicago. 24777
Cuauhtémoc; paso doble, por B. Pi-
zarro, of Mexico; pf. © May 25,
1929; E unp. 7104; Benjamin Pi-
Cry-baby ;
zarro, Mexicali, Mexico. 24778
Cuddle up—snuggle up; words and
musie by George Arré. [Mimeo-
graph] ©1e. Nov. 6, 1929; E unp.
13014; Esther Bishop McMullen,
Compton, Calif. 24779
‘Cupid; words and music by R. C.
Renwick; pf. and ukulele acc.
[Photostat] © 1 ¢. Nov. 2, 1929;
E unp. 12807; Ruth Comfort Ren-
wick, Medford, Mass. 24780
Cupid eyes; words by J. Federici,
music by D. Repolee © 1 ec. Nov.
21, 1929; E unp. 13557; John Fed-
erici and Daniel Repole, Hacken-
sack, N. J. 24781
Cuttin’ out paper dolls; words and
music by Bobby B. Berman and
Leonard Stevens. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Nov. 22, 1929; E
unp. 13569; Santly bros., ine., New
York. 24782
Czardas; ballettmusik, aus der ko-
mischen oper Ritter PAésman, von
Johann Strauss, op. 441, bearb. von
Bohuslav Leopold, of Czechoslo-
pt. Tit; ne S., v.24
vakia ;' small orch.-pts., ‘with pf. or
organ conductor. © July 1, 1929;
1 e. Nov. 16; E for. 7591; N. Sim-
rock, G. m. b. H., Berlin.' . 24783
Czardas; by Siegfried Nicklass-Kemp-
ner, rev. and arr. by Bernhard Egg,
of Germany; small orch. pts., with
pf. or organ conductor and ist vio-
lin conductor. © Mar. 6, 1929; 1 ¢.
_ May 16; E for. 4528; N. Simrock,
G. m. 'b. H., Berlin. 247
Czerwonky (Richard) Impromptu;
pf. © Oct. 29, 1929; 2 ¢. Nov. 4;
- E pub. 10539; Oliver Ditson d¢o.,
Boston, 24785
Daddy what you goin’ to do; words by
J. E. Guernsey, music by Floyd
Thompson. © 1 ec. Oct. 10, 1929; EB
unp. 11899; Thompson & Guernsey,
Indianapolis. 24786
Daddy’s lullaby; words and musie by
Cal De Voll, and Gene, Ford &
Glenn [pseud. of Gene Carroll, Ford
Rush and Glenn Rowell]; pf. acc.,
with ukulele, etc. (Jn Gene and
Ford and Glenn folio) © Sept. 13,
1929; 2 ce. Nov. 4; E pub. 10500;
Forster music publisher, inc., Chi-
cago. 24787
Dar norrskenet flammar; vals, text av
Sven-Olof Sandberg, musik av Jules
Sylvain [pseud. of Stig Hansson], of
Sweden; pf., with words. © Nov. 1,
1929; 1 c. Nov. 14; E for. 7510;
Svenska noter, a. b., Stockholm.
24788
Dainty; by Mortimer Wilson, op. 85,
no. 3; pf. © Nov. 19, 1929; 2c. Nov. .
20; E pub. 10881; Century music
pub. co., New York. 24789
Dainty as can be; by S. De Rienzo;
pf. ©le. Nov. 7, 1929; BE unp.
13000; Silvio De Rienzo, Brooklyn.
24790
Dance at dawn; by Willa Hades
Honska; pf. © Nov. 23, 1929; 2 ¢.
Nov. 25; E pub. 10971; Boston mu-
sic co., Boston. 24791
Dance of the daffodills [!]; lyrie by
Howard Johnson, music by Louis
Alter. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1929; E unp.
13689; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
Culver City, Calif. 24792
Dance of the rag doll; by Owsald B.
Wilson; pf. © Nov. 14, 1929; 2 c¢.
Nov. 19; E pub. 10867; Bendix pub.
co., Lincoln, Neb. 24793
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11,1929. __
Dance of the Twist’em. toys; lyrie by
C. Turney,;: music by E.. Hby.
[Words and,melody only] ©1le.
July 11, 1929; E unp. 8789,; Harl Eby
and Catherine Turney, Pasadena.
if 24794
Dance (The) of the wooden shoes;
from No, no Nannette [!], words and
music by Herb Magidson, Ned Wash-
ington and Michael H. Cleary; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Oct. 31, 1929;
2c. Nov. 5; E pub. 10642; M..Wit-
mark & sons, New York. 24795
Dancing on Mars; from No, no, Nan-
ette, lyrics and music by Herb
Magidson, Ned Washington and
Michael H. Cleary; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Noy. 8, 1929; 2 ¢. Nov. 12;
E pub. 10768; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 24796
Dandelot (Georges) Six chansons de
Bilitis; prose de Pierre Louys, mu-
sique de G. Dandelot, of France.
1. Le passant. [5 others] © May
10, 1929; 1 c. June 18; E for. 5177;
Editions Max Eschig, Paris. 24797
Danmark; tekst af Axel Juel,. musik
- af Fini Henriques, of Denmark. ©
Aug. 8, 1929; 1 c« Aug. 23;. B for.
7490; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
24798
Danmark; tekst af Axel Juel, musik
af Fini Henriques, of Denmark; a
capella. 4to. 1. Blandet kor.—2.
Mandsstemmer. © Aug. 8, 1929;
1 ec. each Aug. 23; E for. 7488, 7489;
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
24799, 24800
Dans le jardin; by Alfred Prince, of
Great Britain; pf. © Feb. 27, 1929;
1 e. Oct. 28; E for. 7501; A. Ham-
mond & co., London. 24801
Danses africaines; danses des indiens
métis du Brésil, par H. Villa-Lobos,
of Brazil; orch. Partitur.. © Oct.
18, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 16; E for. 7594;
Editions Max Eschig, Paris. 24802
Quu uepHuia (Dark eyes) ; English lyrics
by Joseph Kammen, new arr. of
music by Jack Kammen. © Oct. 7,
1929; 2 c. Noy. 1; E pub. 10599; Jack
Kammen and Joseph Kammen,
Brooklyn. 24803
Dark night; house of Troy, words by
Clifford Grey, music by Herbert
Stothart and Xavier Cugat. © 1.
Novy. 18, 1929; E unp. 13393; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver City,
Calif. 24804
24814
Darling baby; words and musie by A;
B. Gamache. [Words,.and melody
only] ©.1 ¢.. Noy. 20, 1929; E unp.
13451; Alice B. Gamache, Winchen-
don Springs, Mass. 24805
Darling, .darling hear me ealling;
waltz, words by Al Santiago, music
by L. Llaneza, of Spain, domiciled
at New, York; pf. © 1 e. Oct. 19,
1929; E unp. 13472; Luis Llaneza,
New York. 24806
Darn (The) thing’s happened to me;
lyrics by Earle Crooker, music by
F. H. Grey. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Nov. 16, 1929; E unp.
13330; Frank H. Grey, New York. —
24807
Das hat der Herrgott fein gemacht;.
English waltz, text von Richard
Rillo, musik von Will Meisel, arr.
von Hartwig v. Platen, both of Ger-
many; orch. stimmen, mit pf.-direc-
tion: 4to. ©” July 15, W929" T ec.
Sept. 21; E for. 7305; Edition Meisel
& co., G. m. b. H., Berlin. 24808
Date breakin’ mamma; words and
music by J. R. Fleagle. [Chords,
Single staff] © 1 ¢. Nov. 9, 1929;
EK unp. 13124; J. Roger Fleagie.
Baltimore. 24809
Daughter (A) of the gods; musical
fantasy in 2 acts, written by R. T.
Nicholson, composed by Howard
Talbot, of Great Britain. London,
Boosey & co., Itd. 4to. © Sept. 3,
1929; 1 c. Sept. 27; D pub. 27627;
Dorothy Maud Talbot, Reigate,
Surrey, England, and R. T. Nichol-
son, Farnham, Surrey, England. 10
Dawning [and] Prelude; by Frederick.
J. Nott, of Australia; pf. © Sept.
13, 1929; 1 ce. Oct. 24; E for. 7495;
Allan & co., proprietary ltd., Mel-
bourne, Australia. 24811
Daxo; fox-trot, par Georges Stalin,
arr. par F. Salabert, of France;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur et
1°. violino conducteur. © Sept. 1,.
1929; lec. Oct. 5; BH. for. 7128;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 24812
Day (The); duet, words and music
by H. T. Smith, arr. by A. W. Brad-
ley. © Sept. 5, 1929; 2 ¢, Nov. 29;
E pub. 11063; Harry T. Smith,
Pomona, Calif. 24813.
Day break blues; words and music by
Roy Evans and Harrison Smith.
[Words and melody only], © 1 ¢.
Nov. 26, 1929; E unp:; 138741; Har-
rison G. Smith, New York, 24814
1317
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24815
Day dreaming; words and music by
G. B. Hibbard. [Words andi melody
- only] ©1c. Oct. 31, 1929; E unp.
12831; Gordon B. Hibbard, Buffalo.
~ 24815
De Massus an’ de Missus; Louisiana
song of slavery, words by Marie
Lussi, music by David W. Guion;
med. voice. © Oct. 15, 1929; 2 ec.
Oct. 21; E pub. 10702; G. Schirmer,
ine., New York. 24816
De wailin’ ob ‘de wil’ chinook; words
by J. M. Hillman, music by F. Pierce.
© 1c. Nov. 4, 1929; E unp. 12868;
John M. Hillman, Harrisburg, Or.
24817
Dead rose of love; words by M. E.
Moran, music by Burrell Van Buren.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Nov. 4, 1929; E unp. 13578; M.
Elizabeth Moran, Jacksonville, Fla.
24818
Dear daddy, please don’t stay away;
lyrics by P. Martin, music by H. J.
Klimpl. © 1c. Novy. 1, 1929; E unp.
12816; Harry Josef Klimpl and
Patrick Martin, New Haven. 24819
Dear mother of mine; words by Y.
' MacLaren, music by Samuel H.
Speck. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 19, 1929; E unp. 13440;
Yerdis MacLaren, Milwaukee.
24820
Dear’ old pal; words by L. Gaiotto,
music by F. Cracolice, jr. [Words
and melody only]: © 1 ¢. Nov. 25,
1929; E unp. 138666; Louis Gaiotto
and Frank Cracolice, jr., San Jose,
Calif. 24821
Dear one; words by L. M. Bechtel,
music by Samuel H. Speck. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ce. Nov. 9,
1929; E unp. 13096; Lee M. Bechtel,
Huntington, Ind. 24822
Dearest sweetheart, if I may, let me
call you back some day; words by
EK. R. Cox, musie by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ec.
Nov. 27, 1929; E unp. 138792; Eva
R. Cox, Lamar, Mo. 24823
Dearie; waltz, by J. Sylvester; pf. ©
1 ec. Nov. 18, 1929; E unp. 13488;
Johnnie Sylvester, Seattle. 24824
Death valley moan; words and music
by Bessie Smith. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Nov. 2, 1929;
E unp. 12797; Georgia music Co.,
New York. 24825
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
Decatur street tuttie; melody by Jabbo
Smith. ©1c. Oct. 14, 1929; E unp.
13027; State Street music pub. co.,
inc., Chicago. 24826
Deep red moon; words and music by
L. Walter. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Oct. 5, 1929; E ump.
11690; Lou Walter, Atlantic City.
24827
Défilé—parade; de P. Lacome, arr.
par. F. Salabert, of France; orch.
' parties, avec’ pf. conducteur et
1°. violino conducteur. 4to. © Sept.
25, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 16; E for. 7171;
- Francis Salabert, Paris. 24828
Dejame; cancion mexicana, letra y
musica de 8. R. Ramos, of Mexico,
domiciled at Chicago; pf. [Photo-
stat] ©1 ce. Noy. 1, 1929; E unp.
12768; Silvano R. Ramos, Chicago.
24829
Delibes (Clément Philibert Leo) ° Piz-
zicati; aus dem ballet Sylvia, zum
konzertgebrauch bearb. von Michael
Zadora, op. 41, no. 1; pf. © May
15, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 21; E pub. 10481;
Musikverlag Lyra, Berlin-Wilmers-
dorf. 24830
Delire; impromptu symphonique, par
A. Seassola, of Italy; orch. parties,
avee pf. conducteur. 4to. © Sept.
25, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 16; E for. 7177;
Francis Moulin, Cannes, France.
24831
De Molay boys; march, by F. C.
Menges; band pts. 4to. © Sept. 12,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 14; E pub. 9077;
F. C. Menges, Cleveland. 24832
Denk’ an den roten mohn! vyalse bos-
ton, text von Fritz Rotter, musik
von Hans May, of Austria, spezial
arr. v. Nico Dostal; orch. stimmen,
mit pf. direktion. © Aug. 9, 1929;
1 ec. Oct. 2; E for. 7482; Ries &
Hrler, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 24833
Départ (Le) de la caravane; morceau
caractéristique, par J. Cayrou, of
France; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. 4to. © July 15, 1929; 1c. Sept.
12; E for. 7633; Francis Moulin,
Cannes, France. 24834
Dere’s a little wheel a-turnin’ in my
heart ; negro spiritual, music arr. by
Purcell J. Mansfield, of Great Brit-
ain, op. 75, no. 11; mixed voices.
4to. © Oct. 28, 1929; 1 c Nov. 9;
EK for. 7444; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow. 24835
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
Derniére serenata; ecrépuscule d’au-
tomne, d’Enrico Toselli, arr. par Eug.
Gandolfo, of Italy; instruments 4
eordes, avec pf. conducteur. Parties.
4to. © July 15, 1929; 1 ¢. Sept. 12;
E for. 7632; Delrieu fréres, Nice,
France. 24836
Deseada (La); zarzuela en dos actos,
letra de L. F. Ardavin y Ceferino
Palencia, mtsica de F. Alonso y J.
Gomez, both of Spain. Pte. de apun-
tar. © Nov. 8, 1927; 1 e@. Nov. 20,
1929; E for. 7552; Francisco Alonso
y Jose Gomez, Madrid. 24837
Deseos de amor; tango, par Georges
Stalin, arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur, 1°. violino conducteur et pa-
roles. © Sept. 25, 1929; 1 ¢. Oct.
16; E for. 7180; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 24838
Deserette; words and music by T. S.
Hotchkiss. © 1 c. Nov. 1, 1929; E
unp. 12779; Thaddeus S. Hotchkiss,
Piedmont, Calif. 24839
Deserted; words and music by N. D.
Bell, arr. by J. Tim Brymn. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 27,
1929; E unp. 13786; Nannie Diana
Bell, New York. 24840
Désespoir et espoir ; dramatic andante,
de Gus Jarrett, transcrit par Mau-
rice Daras, of France; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Sept.
25, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 16; E for. 7628;
Maurice Piéna, ltd., Paris. 24841
Deuxiéme sonatine; by S. Hennessy,
op. 80; for pf. and violin with pt.
for alto. © Sept. 25, 1929; 2 c..Oct.
16; E pub. 10456; Swan Hennessy,
Paris. 24842
Did I do something wrong; words and
music by L. Hawk. © 1 ¢. Nov. 5,
1929; E unp. 12900; Leonard Hawk,
San Francisco. 24843
Dihtya (Ta) tis aghapis; lyrics by Or-
pheus Caravias, music by Demosthe-
nis Zattas, of Greece, domiciled at
New York. © 1 ¢. Nov. 26, 1929; E
unp. 13697; D. Zattas, New York.
24844
Discretement ; chanson fox-trot, paro-
les de Pierre Darto, musique de
José Sentis, of Spain; pf. acc., avec
ukulele arr. par F; Salabert. ©
Sept. 25, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 16; E for.
7214; Francis Salabert, Paris.
24845
24856
Divergences; au cinéma, par André
Soyer, of France; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Sept. 1,
1929; 1 ec. Oct. 5; E for. 71097 ; Chou-
dens, Paris. 24846
Dixie Daisy; fox trot; words by Al-
bert Ogden [pseud. of R. Brice], mu-
sic by Ray Hibbeler. New York
city, Frank Harding. © Aug. 8,
1929; 2 e. Nov. 20; E pub. 10918;
Robert Brice, San Francisco. 24847
Dizzy debs; lyrics by Herman Tim-
berg, music by Samuel Timberg.
[Words and melody only] ©1e
Nov. 21, 1929; E unp. 13515; Rob-
bins music corp., New York. 24848
Do ya? lyric by Haven Gillespie, mu-
sic by Mabel Wayne. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 7, 1929;
EK unp. 18197; Leo Feist, ine., New
York. 24849
Does my baby love? nobody but me;
words by Jack Yellen, music by Mil-
ton Ager; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by Dan Dougherty. © Nov. 22, 1929;
2 ec. Nov. 23; E pub. 10963; Ager,
Yellen & Bornstein, inc., New York.
24850
Doll baby; by Terry Jefferson; pf. ©
1 ¢e. Nov. 6, 1929; E unp. 12952;
Mario Jefferson, Cleveland Heights,
O. 24851
Doll’s (The) house; characteristic
story by Ralph Butler, set to music
in fox-trot rhythm by Paul Andrew,
of Great Britain. © Oct. 16, 1929;
1 ¢@. Nov. 18; E for. 7461; Lareine
& co., Itd., London. 24852
Dolly Dimple, what happens to your
dimples when you frown; words and
music by H. Gross. © 1 c. Nov. 5,
1929; E unp. 12853; Hilda Gross,
Minneapolis. 24853
Dolores Rhienlander; by M. V. Paja-
kowski; violin. ©1c. Nov. 22, 1929;
E unp. 13755; Matthew V. Paja-
kowski, Buffalo. 24854
Donne (Le) curiose; sinfonia, di EH,
Usiglio, rid. di Francesco Medina, of
Italy ; piccola orch. parti. © July 8,
1929; 1c. July 27; B for. 5828; Casa
musicale Sonzogno, s. a., Milan.
- 24855
Don’t be surprised, if my eyes tell you
lies; words and music by C. Salis-
bury. [Wordsand melody only] ©
1c. Nov. 4, 1929; E unp. 13016; Char-
lotte Salisbury, New York. 24856
1319
CATALOGUE, OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24857
pt. 11, n: S., v. 24
Don’t diet; don’t-die-yet, words: and
music by S. P. Rosenblum and L.
' Frankel. ©. 1 ¢. Nov. 5, 1929;;)E
-unp. 12899; Sidney P. Rosenblum
and Leo Frankel, New York.
24857
Don’t know what to.do; words by G.
T., Polk; music;,by A.,.::J. -~Bertin.
[Words and melody only], © 1. ¢.
Noy. 12, 1929; E unp. 13484; George
T. Polk. and Albert J. Bertin, Brook-
lyn. 24858
Don’t say goodbye; words by J. EH.
Guernsey, music by Floyd Thomp-
son. © 1 ec. Oct. 10, 1929; E unp.
11904; Thompson & Guernsey, in-
dianapolis. 24859
Don’t tell me you love me unless you're
sure you do; words and musie by De
Gray La Marr, arr. by Burrell Van
Buren. Jackson, Miss., La Marr pub.
house. © Aug. 26, 1929: 2 @ Nov.
4; E pub. 10503; De Gray La Marr,
Jackson, Miss. 24860
Don’t waken me; words and music by
N. Metler. _[Words and melody only ]
© 1c. Nov. 11, 1929; E unp: 13139;
Norman Metler, Spokane, Wash:
24861
Don’t worry mother; words and music
by S. Raymond. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Oct. 31, 1929; E.
unp. 12889; Stanley Raymond, Calu-
met City, Ill. 24862
Dormi Nini; canzone-tango, versi di N.
Tasca, musica di E:. Bertini, of Italy.
© Sept. 25, 1929; 1 ¢. Sept. 21; EB
for. 5972; A, Forlivesi & c., Florence,
Italy. 24863
Dorogaya; melopée, par Serge Wek-
sler, of France; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. _© Sept. 1,
1929; 1 ec. Oct. 5; E for. 7106; Chou-
dens, Paris. 24864
Dos mentiras; letra de Alberto Rivera,
musica de P. Villa. [~Words and
melody only] © 1 e. Nov. 2, 1929;
E unp. 12810; Pastor Villa, New
York. 24865
Doubts; for cinema, by Hdward. Ki-
lenyi, after Fr. Liszt; full orch. pts.
©, Nov, »25,,,1929;.2 ¢c.. Nov. .253, B
pub. 10979; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleve-
land. 24866
Down by the seashore; words and mu-
sic by C. Giberson. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1-¢. Nov. 15, 1929; E
unp. 13272; Carrie Giberson, Yard-
ville, N. J. 24867
Down heaven’s highway;
Haven Gillespie, music’ by. Mabel
Wayne. [Words and melody, only]
© 1c. Nov: 7, 1929; E. unp. 13196;
-‘Leo Feist, inc.,s) New, York, 24868
Down in true love lane; waltz, words
‘by Pat Ballard [pseud. of F. D. Bal-
lard],. music by Tom Waring
[Words and melody only]. © 1 «.
Nov. 11, 1929; E unp., 13150; Fran-
cis Drake Ballard, New York.
- words: by
24869
Down that lonesome road; words. and
music by Tom Delaney. | ‘TWords and
melody only] © 1c. Oct. 11, 1929;
E unp. 13382; Triangle music pub.
co., ine, New York. 24870
Down the oakey Ozark way; words by
L. R. Cazadd, music by Carl Zerse.
[Words and melody only] © 1-e.
Nov. 18, 1929; E unp. 13205; Lyman
R. Cazadd, Zalma, Mo. 24871
Down to.the island; waltz song, words
by C. W. Bird and W. Bird, music
by C. W. Bird. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Nov. 22, 1929; E unp.
138555; Wilbur Bird, New York.
24872
Draper’s maggot; from The dancing
master, selected and ed. by Douglas
and Helen Kennedy, arr. by Arnold
Foster, of Great Britain; pf. (In
Country dance tunes, new series 1)
© Nov. 30, 1929; 1 ec. Nov. 30; E for.
7698; English folk dance soec., Lon-
don. 24873
Dream boy; words and music by B.
Hootman. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 23, 1929; E unp. 13589;
Bertha Hootman, Kingston | Mines,
Til. 24874
Dream cabins; words and music by
W. F. Hanson. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1929;
EH unp. 13340; William Frederick
Hanson, Flushing, N.Y.
Dream castle; by Renee Miles, op. 36,.
no:.2; pf. © Oct. 30)'1929 Bic. aNoy.
1; E pub. 10486; Boston music ¢o.,
Boston. 24876
Dream girl; words and music by F. J.
Bennassi. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 8, 1929; H unp. 12959;
Frank J. Bennassi, Ansonia, Conn.
2487T
Dream on; lyric and music by Jack
Edgar [pseud. of J. H:, Hostater],
arr. by Harry A. Powell. | [Photo-
stat] © 1c Noy. 1, 1929; E unp.
12773; John Edgar Hostater, Pied-
mont, Calif. 24878
1320
24875.
no. 11, 1929
Dream-ship ; part-song, words and mu-
sie by Lily Strickland. 4to. 1. Sop.,
alto and bar. -2. Male voices. ©
Nov. 20, 1929; 2 ec. each Noy. 23; E
pub. 10960, 10961; J. Fischer & bro.,
New York. 24879, 24880
Dream-ship ; pt.-song, words and music
by Lily Strickland; sop. 1, II and
alto. 4to. © Nov. 14, 1929; 2 ¢
Noy. 18; E pub. 10812; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 24881
Dream (A) song; by Frank G. Ward,
of Great Britain; pf. © Nov. 8,
1929;:' 1 e@ Novy. 21; E for. 7541;
Solomon Rowland, London. 24882
Dreaming; by Harvey Hamblet Good-
win; pf. © 1c. Noy. 30, 1929; E
unp. 13840; Harvey H. Goodwin,
Leominster, . Mass. 24883
Dreaming; words by ©. Slaton, music
by Vida B. Throgmorton. © 1 «.
Nov. 4, 1929; E unp. 12919; Connie
Slaton, Prairie Grove, Ark. 24884
Dreaming of that June night of by-
gone years; words by M. Capps, mu-
sic by S. Sabo. © 1c. Nov. 8, 1929;
E unp. 13059; Stephen Sabo and
Morton Capps, Sheridan, Wy. 24885
Dreaming of you; waltz, by L. Y.
Grabowsky; pf. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1929;
E unp. 18011; Lydia Yolanda Gra-
bowsky, New York. 24886
Dreaming. of you; words and music
by M. R. Singer: © 1 ¢. Nov. 16,
1929; E unp. 138309; Mabel Ruth
Singer, Aurora, Or. 24887
Dreams; by Hugh McAmis; organ. ©
Nov. 21, 1929; 2 ce. Nov. 25; E pub.
10969; H. W. Gray co., New York.
24888
Dreams come true; theme song, by L.
E. Cook; melody with pf. acc. ©
te. Nove.21,. 3929: BK unp:. 13538;
Leighton E. Cook, Dallas. 24889
Dreams of brilliant hue; words by E.
D. Packard, music by Kate Rhodes.
© Nov. 14, 1929; 2 c Nov. 19; E
pub. 10866; Edwin D. Packard, Fair-
mont, W. Va. 24890
Dreamy eyes: words and music by G.
Henken. © 1 c. Noy. 20, 1929; E
unp. 13752; Gertrude Henken, Sa-
vannah, Ga. 24891
Dreamy South Sea moon; words by
Ruth V. Hoyt, music by Carl D.
Vandersloot; pf. ace... with ukulele
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
24901
arr. by Spencer G. Adams. © Nov.
19, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 20; EB pub. 10864;
Vandersloot' music pub. co.,; Wil-
liamsport, Pa. 24892
Dreary night; words by Henry Cream-
er, music by Peter De Rose, piano
se. by Hugene Platzman; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © Nov. 29, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
29.; E pub. 11072; Gene Austin, inc.,
New York. 24893
Drifting in the moonlight; words by
O. Trebbe, music by Harry Clifford.
© 1c. Nov. 6, 1929; E unp. 12935;
Occa Trebbe, Gardon, Kan. 24894
Drifting waters; theme. song for
Muddy waters, words by Walter A.
Mueller and William J. Ferguson,
music by Walter A. Mueller; pf.
[Photostat] © 1c. Nov. 8, 1929;
E unp. 13045; Hawthorne club,
Western electric co., inc., Chicago.
24895
Drink to the girl of my dreams; from
Cameo Kirby, words by L. Wolfe
Gilbert, music by Abel Baer. ©
Nov. 7, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 8; E pub.
10746; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 24896
Dritte symphonie in es-moll; yon Felix
Woyrsech, of Germany, op. 70;
grosses orch. Partitur. © Dec. 20,
1928; 1 c. May 16, 1929; Hi for. 4560;
N. Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
24897
Du bist das marchen meiner niachte;
worte von Gaudeamus, musik yon
Ernst Wolf, of Austria, op. 445. ©
July 1, 1929; 1 ec. Sept. 21; E for.
7313 ; Adolf. Robitschek, Vienna.
24898
Du kannst so siiss sein; liebeslied und
*gslow-fox, worte von F.. Teo v. Dongp,
musik von Ernest Yardner, instr.
von Kurt Lubbe, both of Germany;
salon-orch. stimmen, mit pf.-konduk-
tor. 4to.. © June 21, 1929; 1c:
Sept. 21; E for. 7308; Fritz Schu-
berth, jr., Leipzig. 24899
Du kannst so stiss sein; love-song and
slow-fox, worte von F. Teo y. Donop,
' musik von Ernest Yardner, of Ger-
many. © June 21, 1929; 1 c. Sept.
21; E for. 7309; Fritz Schuberth, jr.,
Leipzig. 24900
Du Weisst ja nicht, was _ frtihling
_heisst; slow-fox, worte von’ Robert
Gilbert, musik von Hans May, of
Austria. © Aug. 9, 1929; 1 e. Oct.
2; E for. 7853; Ries & . Erler,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 24901
1321
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24902
pt. III, n. s., v. 24:
Duke (The) steps out; by Duke El-
lington; pf. © 1 c. Nov. 23, 1929;
FE unp. 13631; Gotham music service,
inc., New York. 24902
Dulcinetta; operetta in 2 acts for
children, written by Alec Badham,
composed by Cecil Page, of Great
Britain. 4to. © Oct. 22, 1929; 1 «.
Nov. 1; E for. 7511; Bayley & Fer-
guson, Glasgow. 24908
Durante un suelo; mazurea, por B.
Pizarro, of Mexico, op. 22; pf. ©
1 ec. May 25, 1929; E unp. 7101;
Benjamin Pizarro, Mexicali, Mexico.
24904
Duro (The) pump song; words and
musie by J. Brattain. [Chords, sin-
gle staff] © 1c. Noy. 28, 1929; E
unp. 18634; Joe Brattain, Cincinnati.
24905
Duruflé (Maurice) Scherzo; par M.
Duruflé, of France, op. 2; orgue. ©
sept. 1 1829 7"1 "ec. Ocha. He tfor.
7188; Durand et cie., Paris. 24906
Dusky Dixie rose; southern serenade,
words by Howard Johnson, music by
Gus Edwards. © 1c. Nov. 8, 1929;
BH) unp. 13076; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., Culver City, Calif. 24907
Dvorak (Anton) Hin tanz; von A.
Dyorak, op. 85, no. 7, bearb. von
Bohuslay Leopold, of Czechoslo-
vakia ; kleines orch. stimmen, mit pf.
o. orgel direction u. violino 1 direc-
tion. © May 1, 1929; 1 ¢c May 238;
E for. 4734; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 24908
—— Walzer; op. 54, no. 2, rev. and
arr. by Bohuslav Leopold, of Czecho-
slovakia; small orch, pts., with pf.
or organ conductor and ist violin
conductor. © Apr. 20, 1929; 1 t.
May 16; E for. 4539; N. Simrock,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 24909
Dwarfs’ (The) parade; by Kenneth F.
White; pf. © Nov. 16, 1929; 2 «.
Novy. 18: E pub. 10818; Boston music
CO., Boston. 24910
E la bella Gigugin; from Three sisters,
melody by Gino Severi; © 1.¢. Nov.
7, 1929; E unp. 138242; Fox film
corp., New York. 24911
Each little sin; lyric by Clifford Grey,
music by Herbert Stothart. © 1c.
Nov. 27, 1929; E unp. 13816; Metro-
Boe iy aay er corp., Culver City,
Calif.
Eekhard violin method for class teach-
ing; adapted by W. J. Eckhard. pt.
24912 |
‘2. © Nov. 22, 1929; 2 e. Nov. 18;
E pub. 10829; Don Santos pub. co.,.
inc., Rochester, N. Y.
Ecos del bosque; fox trot, melody by
F. de Thomas. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1929;.
E unp. 13313; Fermin de Thomas,
New York. 24914.
Eddie’s donut song; words and music
by Frank Bernard Woods; 1st
violin. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1929; E unp.
13004; Eddie’s donuts, ine., Youngs-.
town, O. 24915.
Edelmann (Der) im habersack;
dichter unbekannt, gesetzt von Josef —
Reiter, of Austria; vierstimmigen
ménnerchor, ohne beg. Partitur u.
stimmen. Regensburg-Leipzig-
Charlottenburg, Bosse - musikverlag.
4to. © Dec. 1, 1928; 1 e. Sept. 21,
1929; EH for. 7301; Gustav Bosse,
Regensburg, Germany. 24916-
Edvard och Kunigunda; text av
Waldemar Dalquist, musik ay Fred
Winter, of Sweden; pf., with words..
© Mar. 18, 1929; 1 c. Noy. 14; E for.
7507; Edition Sylvain, Stockholm.
24917
Edwards (Gus) Medley; words by
Felix E. Feist. ©1c. Nov. 18, 1929;
E unp. 133891; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer :
24918 |
corp., Culver City, Calif.
Ehestand der freude; aus Des knaben
wunderhorn, musik von Hermann.
Unger, of Germany; gemischten.
chor. 4to. © July 3, 1929; 1 e.
Oct 23° Torres seks
Cologne/Rh., Germany.
J. Tonger,
24919
Eho klismenous thisaurous; lyries by
Orpheus Caravias, music by D.
Zattas, of Greece, domiciled at New
York, pf.
unp. 13701; D. Zattas, New York.
24920 -
Hia, herzenskindchen; deutsches
wiegenlied, volksweise um 1800,
gesetzt von Robert Hernried, of Ger- -
many; sop., und alt 1, 2, ohne begl.
4to. © Dec. 15, 1927; 1 c. Nov. 16, -
1929; E for. 7580; N. Simrock,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. _ 24921
Hibiger (Der) tanz; from the drama,
words by Israel Rosenberg, music -
by Sholom Secunda.
(YINW ADAIVD NK TW)
© Oct. 14, 1929; 2 ¢. Nov. 5; H pub.
10564 ; Samuel Secunda, Brooklyn.
24922 -
1322
24913. -
© 1c. Nov. 26, 1929; E.
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
24944
Cee en nn nnn eee
Elegie; von Rud. Edward Zingel, of
Germany; harfe, in G-moll. © Aug.
24, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 21; E for. 7378;
Carl Merseburger, Leipzig. 24923
Klégie héroique; by H. B. Weather-
don, of Great Britain; organ. ©
Nov. 27, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 30; E for.
7699 ;; H. B. Weatherdon, Chingford,
England. 24924
Eleven more months and ten more
days; words by Arthur Fields, music
by F. Hall. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 25, 1929; E unp.
13656; Fred Hall, New York. 24925
Elfin frolic; by Cedric W. Lemont, op.
59, no. 6; pf. © Oct. 30, 1929; 2¢.
Noy. 4; E pub. 10548; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 24926
Elfin lover; poem by Helen Bantock,
music by Granville Bantock, of
Great Britain; in A flat maj. ©
Nov. 21, 1929; 1 ec. Nov. 11; E for.
7531; Joseph Williams, ltd., London.
24927
Ella, Ella, it’s you; words and. music
by W. H. Hagar. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Oct. 31, 1929;
E unp. 12829; Walker H. Hagar, |
Oklahoma City, Okl. 24928
Elle avait des soquettes; ou, Elle avait
des p’tit’s chaussettes, paroles de
Brevard—Parrisé, musique de René
de Buxeuil, of France. © Sept. 25,
1929; 1 ce. Oct. 16; E for. 7194; G.
Lorette, Paris. 24929
Elle est 4 vous! fantaisie-sélection, sur
les motifs de l’opérette, par Maurice
Yvain, of France; orch. parties,
avee pf. conducteur et 1° violini con-
ducteur. 4to. © Sept. 1, 1929; 1c.
Oct. 5; E for. 7166; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 24930
Ellora; boston, von Franz Grothe, of
Germany; salon-orch. mit jazz-
erginzungsstimmen, pf. direktion,
u. violine 1 direktion. 4to. © Aug.
10, 1929. 4 -c. Oct. 23, E for. 7328 ;
Heinrichshofen’s verlag, Magdeburg,
Germany. 24931
Eloisa; cancion mexicana, letra y
musica de S. R. Ramos, of Mexico, |
domiciled at Chicago; pf. [Photo-
stat] © 1c. Noy. 1, 1929; E unp.
12770; Silvano R. Ramos, Chicago.
24932
Embers; waltz, words by Han Wace,
music by Gene Lee, of Great
Britain; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by Leo T. Croke. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Sept. 24, 1929;
1 ¢. Oct. 28; E for. 7264; Berners
music co., ltd., London. 24933
Emily; Spanish serenade, by W.
Leach; pf. © 1 c. Nov. 22, 1929;
E unp. 13560; Wallace Leach, Akron,
N. Y. 24934
En la ciento diez y seis; por R. Capa-
cete; pf. © 1c. Oct. 3, 1929; B
unp. 11565; Rafael Capacete, New
York. 24935
Enchanted isle; words and musie by
P. Randle. © 1 c¢. Nov. 8, 1929;
E unp. 13055; Patricia Randle, Dal-
las. 24936
End (The) of my trail! words by J.
Skaugh, music by Chester Escher.
[Words and melody only] ©le
Nov. 21, 1929; E unp. 13532; Josie
Skaugh, Westby, Wis. 24937
End (The) of the rainbow: words by
John Howard Wiley, music by P. J.
Bacigalupo and Maleolm Taylor
Thomson. © 1 ec. Nov. 27, 1929; B
unp. 13765; Peter John Bacigalupo,
Philadelphia. 24938
End (The) of the way; hymn, words
by A. M. Bean, music by N. Carlson.
© May 4, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 17; E pub.
5042 ; Nathaniel Carlson, Miami, Fla.
24939
Endro border; melody by P. Humen-
Tuk: |. [piakk pt? OO: 1’C" Nove 21;
1929; E unp. 13542; Paul Humeniuk,
New York. 24940
England; words by Hleanor Baldwin,
music by Samuel Richards Gaines;
high or med. voice. © Qct. 8, 1929;
2c. Oct. 12; E pub. 10688; G. Schir-
mer, ine., New York. 24941
English tunes; arr. by Archie Fair-
bairn Barnes, of Great Britain; 3
violoncellos, with pf. ace. 1. Bar-
bara Allen. [4 others] © Sept. 30,
1929; 1 ec Oct. 28; E for. 7273;
Augener, Itd., London. 24942
Enojos de Elena; plena, letra y mfsica
por V. Velazquez. ‘[Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Noy. 14, 1929;
EH unp.. 138223; Vicente Velazquez,
Brooklyn. 24943
Enttéuschung; dichter unbekannt, ges-
etzt von Josef Reiter, of Austria;
vierstimmigen ménnerchor, ohne begl.
Partitur u. stimmen. Regensburg-
Leipzig-Charlottenburg, Bosse-musik-
verlag. 4to. © Dec. 1, 1928; 1c.
Sept. 21, 1929; E for. 7299; Gustav
Bosse, Regensburg, Germany. 24944
1323
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
24945
pt. 117, nu s., v.24
Erinnerung an Tirol; von Hermann
Wenzel, of Germany, op..154, no. 1,
arr. von Wilhelm H6gel, of Ger-
many; blasmusik pts. 4to. © July
15, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 21; E for. 7303;
Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 24945
Hs gab nur eine, die ich geliebt hab’;
tango, worte von Fritz Rotter, musik
von Franz Grothe, of Germany. ©
Aug. 30, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 5; E for.
7513 ; Wiener bohéme-verlag, Vienna.
24946
Hs liegt so viel im kleinen wortchen
liebe! slow-fox, text von Theo Hal-
ton, musik von Franz Grothe, of
Germany. © Oct. 23, 1929; 1c. Nov.
18; E for. 7465; Musikverlag City,
Leipzig. 24947
Escichame nena; waltz, by J. M.
Peman, of Spain, domiciled at Los
Angeles; pf. © 1 ¢. Nov. 25, 1929;
E unp, 13667; José Maria Peman,
Los Angeles. 24948
Espana; by C. Maduro, of Netherlands,
domiciled at New York; pf. [Photo-
stat] ©1c Nov. 13, 1929; E unp.
13216; Charles Maduro, New York.
24949
Esquisse symphonique;
Debussy, arr. par F. Salabert; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur et 1°
violini conducteur. 4to. © Sept. 1,
1929; 1 e. Oct. 5; E for. 7468; Fran-
eis Salabert, Paris. 24950
Estando contigo mi alma; s6én ranch-
ero, letra y musica de 8. R. Ramos,
of Mexico, domiciled at Chicago; pf.
[Photostat]. © 1 c. Nov. 1, 1929;
E unp: 12766; Silvano R. Ramos,
Chicago. 24951
Et moi je m’en passe! choeur, par
Claude Champagne, of Canada; sops.
et contraltos. Partition. © July 2,
1929; 1 ¢c. Aug. 9; E for. 6921;
Durand et ecie., Paris. 24952
Et moi je m’en passe! de Suite eana-
dienne, musique de Claude Cham-
pagne, of Canada. 1. Orch. pts.-2.
4 voix mixtes et orch, Partition.
© Sept. 1, 1929; 1 ¢. each Oct. 5;
E for. 7656, 7660; Durand & eie.,
Paris. 24953, 24954
European sketches; by J. A.. Bliss; pf:
© Oct. 18, 1929; 2 e. Oct. 23; E pub.
10608 ; James A. Bliss, Minneapolis.
24955
Eva; fado, por B. Pizarro, of Mexico,
op. 23; pf: © 1:e. May 25, 1929;
. BEB -unp. 7103; Benjamin’ Pizarro,
Mexicali, Mexico. 24956
par Claude |
Evangeline; waltz ballad, words by L.
' A. Heaton, music by Eunice Heaton,
_of Canada, arr, by Wal Bromby.
I ¢. Nov. £8, 1929; ED unp.; 13415;
Lorene Ashman Heaton, Rainy River,
Ont., Canada, 24957
Eyveil du ceur; d’ Albert Renaud, or-
chestré par Raoul Moreau, of France;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur.
4to. © Sept. 1, 1929;:1 ¢. Oct. 5;
EF for. 7112; Choudens, Paris. 24958
Evening lullaby; words by V. D..Price,
music by Leigh A. Harline. © 1 e.
Aug. 19, 1929; E unp. 11545; Vir-
ginia Dale Price, Helper, Utah. j
24959
Evening shadows; words and music by
A. M. Brower. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Oct. 31, 1929; E unp.
12820; Alpha M. Brower, Shamrock,
Tex. 24960
Evermore and a day; duet from Bitter
sweet, words and musie by Noél
Coward, of Great Britain. © Oct.
11, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 18; E for. 7255;
Chappell & co., ltd., London, 24961
Every little sunbeam; fox trot, words
and music by T. V. Fowler. [Words
and melody only. Photostat] ©
1 c. Nov. 8, 1929; E unp. 13094;
Thomas VY. Fowler, Brooklyn.
24962
Everybody’s wearing our beloved
green; words and musie by C. O.
Donovan. [Words and melody only]
© 1. Nov. 30, 1929; EB unp. 13861;
Catharine O’Connor Donovan, Liver-
more, Ia. 24963
Everybody tap; words by Jack Yellen,
music by Milton Ager; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by Dan Dougherty. ©
Nov. 7, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 8; E pub.
10629.; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc.,
New York. 24964
Ev’ry night in the moonlight I think
of you; words and music by Fred
Downing. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ce. Oct. 31, 1929; E unp. 12825;
Fred Downing, Tampa, Fla. 24965
Excuse me, lady; words and music by
Edgar Leslie, of U. S., Jos. Geo.
Gilbert and. Horatio Nicholls [pseud.
of Lawrence Wright], of Great
Britain; pf. acce., with ukulele arr.
by Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and tonic.
sol-fa notations] © Aug. 13, 1929;
le. Aug. 17, 1 ec. Sept. 10; Epub.
10630; Lawrence Wright music co.,
London, 24966
1324
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
Exeniasa ap’tis enies sou; words,
transcription and arr. of music by
Ierotheo Skiza, of Italy, domiciled
at New York. [Words and melody
only] ©1ce. Nov. 11, 1929; E unp.
13156; Synchronic pub. co., New
York. 24967
Exotische ouverture; von Richard
Ralf, of Germany; salon u. grosses
orch. stimmen, mit violino 1 direc-
tion. © Aug. 10, 1929; 1 ¢. Oct. 2;
E for. 7347; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany. 24968
Eyes that were meant for me to love;
words and musie by V. R. Gledhill,
of Great Britain. [Words and
melody only] © 1c Nov. 8, 1929;
E unp. 12974; Verne Russell Gled-
hill, Goderich, Ont., Canada. 24969
Fabrikgang; text von Ludwig Lessen,
musik von Kurt Richter, of Ger-
many; minnerchor, ohne begl. 4to.
Seaune i, 1929° de. Sept, 21;
for. 7288; Gebr. Hug & co., Leipzig.
24970
Fagan (The) love song; words and
music by Ted Maxwell, Larry Yoell
and Virginia Spencer; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Oct. 16, 1929; 2 c. Oct.
22: E pub. 10465; Lloyd Campbell
publications, ine., San Francisco.
24971
Fair Sally; words anon., music by Alec
Rowley, of Great Britain; mixed
voices. 4to. © Nov. 30, 1929; 1 «.
Nov. 30; E for. 7667; Novello & co.,
Itd., London. 24972
Fairies ; poem by Rose Fyleman, music
by Jessie Moore Wise; med. voice.
© June 15, 1929; 2 « July 12; H
pub. 7766; Wm. H. Wise & co., New
York. 24973
Faithful; by Mortimer Wilson, op. 85,
no. 9; pf. © Nov. 19, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
20; E pub. 10887; Century music
pub. co., New York. 24974
Fanciful; by Mortimer Wilson, op. 85,
no. 4; pf. © Nov. 19, 1929; 2 e.
Nov. 20; E pub. 10882; Century
musie pub. co., New York. 24975
Fantasie in es-moll; von Ernst Gross-
mann, of Germany; trompete, orch.
pts. und klavier. © June 30, 1929;
1 ec. Oct. 21; E for. 7380; Riihle &
Wendling, Leipzig. 24976
Far from home; words and music by
Eggshell Casey. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Oct. 14, 1929; E
unp. 18030; State Street music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 24977
87056—30——3
24987
Farm relief blues; lyrics and music by
B. C. Smith. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 24, 1929; E unp.
13621 ; Bernard Charles Smith, Pope,
Miss. 24978
Fascinating compositions for piano;
by various composers. © Nov. 18,
1929; 2 c. Nov. 22; aff. Nov. 21; AA
29976; Will Rossiter, Chicago.
24979
Fastnachtssymphonie; nach einer bal-
lade von C. R. Enzmann, komponiert
von Richard Flury, of Switzerland;
grosses orch. Partitura. © June 4,
1929; 1 e. Sept. 21; E for. 7314;
Gebr. Hug & co., Leipzig. 24980
Feelin’ the way I do; words and music
by Haven Gillespie, Charles Cooke
and Neil Moret [pseud. of Charles
N. Daniels. Chords, single staff]
© 1c. June 24, 1929; E unp. 8272;
Villa Moret, ine., San Francisco.
24981
Femme (La) et le pantin; pour le
film des Cinéromans d’aprés l’ceuvre
de Pierre Lotiys et P. Frondaie,
musique d’écran de Ed. Lavagne,
Philippe Parés et G. Van Parys, all
of France; pf. conducteur. © Sept.
29, 1929; 1 e Oct. 16; for. 7216;
Editions musicales Sam Fox, Paris.
24982
Fest-lied; worte von Carl Willnau
[pseud.], musik von Hanns Ludwig
Kormann, of Germany; vierstim-
migen miénnerchor, ohne begleitung.
4to. © July 31, 1929; 1c. Oct. 2;
E for. 7333; Kurt Scholtze nachf.,
Leipzig. 24983
Fil (Le) de la vierge; piéce descrip-
tive, par Galas, of France; pf., with
text. IG. Sept. 45 1929508 ‘el Get.woe
E for. 7150; H. Gregh & son, Paris.
24984
Fils (Le) du roi s’en va chassant; de
Suite canadienne, musique par
Claude Champagne, of Canada; 4
voix mixtes et orch. Partition. ©
Sept. -1,,,1929;.1..e: Oet5h4H fer:
7661; Durand & cie., Paris. 24985
Fils (Le) du roi s’en va chassant; par
Claude Champagne, of Canada;
choeur 4 4 voix mixtes. Partition.
© July 4, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 9; EB for.
6924; Durand et cie., Paris. 24986
Fils (Le) du roy; from Suite cana-
dienne, by Claude Champagne, of
Canada; orch. pts. © Sept. 1, 1929;
1 ec. Oct. 5; E for. 7657; Durand &
cie., Paris. 24987
1325
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24988
Find out what they like, and how they
like it; words by Andy Razaf, music
by Thomas Waller. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 18, 1929;
E unp. 1383868; Joe Davis, New York.
24988
Krindings is keepings; lyrics by Lee
Feigst [pseud. of L. Feigus], music
by Ben Rose [pseud. of B. Rosen.
Words and melody only] ©le
June 12, 1929; E unp. 5053; Ben
Rosen and Lee Feigus, New York.
24989
First (The) Easter; 2 pt. sacred can-
tata, text by Edith Sanford Tillot-
son, music by Ira Bishop Wilson.
© Jan. 2, 1929; 2 ¢. Jan. 7; E pub.
2389; Lorenz pub. co., Dayton, O.
24990
Flag (The); words by Tillie Weeks,
music by Samuel H. Speck. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Oct.
4, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 7; E pub. 10663;
Tillie Weeks, Rochester, Minn.
24991
Flag (The) of age; words by J. C.
Rainey, music by Samuel H. Speck.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Nov. 5, 1929; E unp. 12901; John
Clifford Rainey, Ellaville, Ga. 24992
Flamencos (Los); sainete en dos
actos, letra de Romero y: Fernandez
Shaw, musica de A. Vives, of Spain.
Pte. de apuntar. © Noy. 25, 1928;
1 e@. Nov. 20, 1929; E for. 7554;
Amadeo Vives, Madrid. 24993
Fieagle (J. Roger) Ballad; melody
with pf. ace. © 1c. Noy. 9, 1929;
E unp. 18128; J. Roger Fleagle,
Baltimore. 24994
Fleurette; valse-caprice, by Joseph
Gahm, op. 21; pf. © Nov. 20, 1929;
2 c. Nov. 22; E pub. 11006; John
Church co., Cincinnati. 24995
Fleurs de lys; par René Rabey, of
France; pf. © July 15, 1929; 1.e¢.
Sept. 16; E for. 7642; Durand & ecie.,
Paris. 24996
Fliegt der erste morgenstrahl; text
von Josef Freiherr von Hichendorff,
musik von August Reuss, of Ger-
many, op. 53, nr... 1; mannerchor,
ohne begl. 4to. © Dec. 1, 1928; 1c.
Nov. 16, 1929; E. for. 7571; N. Sim-
rock, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 24997
Florecita; tango, versi di Angelo Ra-
miro Borella, musica di Giovanni
Papanti, of Italy; pf. _© Oct. 11,
1929; 1c: Nov. 2; E for. 7282; A. &
G. Carisch &'¢., Milan. 24998
Flotow
pt. 111, n. $., Vv. 24
Flossie; opérette en 38 actes, lyrics de
Ch.-L. Pothier, musique de Joseph
Szule, of France. Partition pf. et
chant. © Sept. 1, 1929; 1 c Oct. 5;
E for. 7141; Francis Salabert, Paris.
24999
(Friedrich von) M’appari;
from Martha, arr. by Carlo Tonelli,
of Great Britain; pf., 4 hands. ©
Noy. 18, 1929; 2 ce. Nov. 20; EH pub.
10904; B. F. Wood music co., Bos-
ton. 25000
Flower in the crannied wall; by Hilsel
Holt; pf..., ©» Nov. .19 1920. ane,
Nov. 20; E pub. 10871; Century mu-
Sic pub. co., New York. - 25001
Flower songs; words by L. H. Chitten-
den, music by Emma A. Lord. ©
Sept. 30, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 4;
A 15117; Laura B. Gates, New York.
25002
Flowers and you; words and music by
J. Herda. [Words and. melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 30, 1929; E unp.
13868 ; John Herda, Chicago. 25008
Flowers of happiness; words by How-
ard Johnson, music by Louis Alter.
© 1 e. Nov. 25, 1929; E unp. 13691;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 25004
Flutes (The) of spring; words by
Winifred May, music by Laurel
Blane, of Great Britain. © Oct. 22,
1929: ‘1. Oct...34 5" for. ei2ae:
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 25005
Fly away with me; words by I. M.
First, music by Francis Conway.
[Words and melody only] ©1e
Noy. 25, 1929; EH: unp. 13732; Ida
Mae First. Alliance, O. 25006
Flying curlew; arpeggio valse, by
Mary Hildeburn Parsons; pf. ©
Oct. 30, 1929; 2 ec. Nov..4; EH pub.
10538; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
25007
For dig och mig finns paradiset dar;
vals, text ay Sven-Olof Sandberg,
musik av Stephan Kamensky, of
Sweden; pf., with words. © Novy.
1, 1929 3°t'e: NOV 14a iar yen
Svenska noter, a. b., Stockholm.
25008
Folk and master melodies for the
young violinist; selected and pro-
gressively arr. by Wesley G. Sontag.
v. 2.),.© Oct. 15,,1929': 206. ets:
E pub. 10698; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 25000
1326
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
25030
Folk and master melodies for the
young violinist; selected and pro-
gressively arr. by Wesley G. Sontag.
v. 3. © Oct. 30, 1929; 2 c. Noy. 4;
E pub. 10718; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 25010
Folk song; from Married in Holly-
wood, by Arthur Kay; pf. © Nov.
7, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 8; E pub. 10748;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 25011
Follow the gleam; words by Charles
G. Mortimer, music by Florence Ayl-
ward, arr. by Samuel Richards
Gaines; men’s voices, With pf. acc.
© Oct. 24, 1929; 2 c Nov. 4; E
pub. 10535; Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
ton. 25012
For you a lei; words and music by
J. Noble and Oscar Hyatt; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Oct. 25, 1929; 2 ¢.
Noy. 5; E pub. 10582; Johnny No-
ble, Honolulu. 25013
Forget (3a6yan); words and music by
D. Raisky, of Russia, domiciled
at New York. © 1c. Oct. 10, 1929;
EH unp. 11867; David Raisky, New
York. 25014
Forgiven; lyric and music by M,
Stubbs. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 29, 1929; E unp. 13829; °
25015
Forgotten; words by Flora Wulsch-
ner, music by Eugene Cowles, arr.
by G. Waring Stebbins; sop. 1, 2,
and alto. 4to. © Oct. 15, 1929;
2 ce. Nov. 4; E pub. 10533; Ol.ver
Ditson co., Boston. 25016
Forgotten too; words and music C. C.
Davidson. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1929;
E unp. 13328; Catharine Cobb Da-
vidson, Atianta. 25017
Fortezzo mezzo umare; words by Pie-
tro Conigiliaro, music by P. Sciascia.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Oct. 9, 1929; BH unp. 11837: Pas-
quale Sciascia, Philadelphia. 25018
Fox trot,—Fliessendes gold,—Samum
[and] Play of the waves; by Carl
Robrecht, of Germany, arr. by Ernst
Fischer, of Germany; pf. © Aug.
10, 1929; 1 ¢. Oct. 15; E for. 7483;
Heinrichshofen’s verlag, Magdeburg,
Mina Stubbs, Opelousas, La.
Germany. 25019
Fox-trot melody op. 48; by D. J.
Vécsei. -[Melody only] © 1 e
Nev. 26, 1929; E unp. 13735; Desider
Josef Vécse , Los Ange-es. 25020
Fox-trot no. B; by H. M. Steinbaugh ;
melody, with pf. ace. © 1 ¢. Oct.
30, 1929; E unp. 12845; Helen M.
Steinbaugh, Birmingham, Mich.
25021
Fragments from Stephen Foster; arr.
by G. C. Gault; brass quartet. ©
Oct. 29,1929; 2 c. Nov. 4; E pub.
10803; Geo. C. Gault, Chicago.
25022
Francais (Le) moyen; one-step
chanté, de Vopérette Arthur, livret
et lyrics de André Barde, musique
de H. Christiné, of France; pf. acc,
avec ukulele arr. par F. Salabert.
© Sept. 25, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 16; E
for. 7220; Francis Salabert, Paris.
25023
Franck (César) Allegro; 2e partie,
de la Sonate en la maj., arr. par.
EF. Salabert, of France; orch. par-
ties, avec pf. conducteur et 1° vio-
lini conducteur. © Sept. 25, 1929;
Pe vers toh rors 225. STAC
Salabert, Par:.s. 25024
Frau (Die), die einem andern mann
gehort ...; tango, text von Peter
Herz, musik von Max Pfeffer, of
Austria. © Oct. 15, 1929; 1 c. Nov.
15; E for. 7525; Drei masken ver-
lag, a. g., Berlin. 25025
Free (The) and easy; lyric by Roy
Turk, music by Fred HE. Ahlert. ©
Loe. Nov. (2%, 1929: E unp.. 13820;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 25026
Frescuras; tango chanté, paroles es-
pagnoles de Pippo Racho, musique
de José M. Lucchesi, of Brazil; pf.,
avee ukulele arr. par F. Salabert.
© Sept. 25, 1929; 1 « Oct. 16; E
for, 7211; Francis Salabert, Paris.
25027
Frolic (A); by Felix White, of Great
Br.tain; pf. © Sept. 30, 1929; 1 e¢.
Oct. 28; E for. 7269; Schott & Go.,
Itd., London. 25028
From now on make your whoopee at
home; words and music by L. John-
son. [Words and melody only] ©
1'ec. Nov. 18, 1929; E unp. 13359;
Lonnie. Johnson, New York. 25029
From that sweet star; Christmas an-
them, words and music by C. B.
Crawley. ‘© 1.¢; Nov. 11, 1929: E
. unp. 18137; C. B. Crawley, Howard.
Kan. 25030
1327
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25031
Friihlingsfahrt; dichter unbekannt,
musik von Karl Kimpf, of Ger-
many, op. 838, nr. 1; md&nnerchor, a
cappella. 4to. © June 19, 1929;
hee Sept. 21: HE for. ‘7290: Gepr.
Hug & co., Leipzig. 25031
Fuchs (Robert) Zwei wiener walzer ;
op. 42, nos. 2 & 3, rev. and arr. by
Bohuslav Leopold, of Czechoslova-
kia; small orch. pts., with pf. or
organ conductor and ist violin con-
ductor. © Feb. 1, 1929; 1 ec. May
16; E for. 4538; N. Simrock, G. m.
b. H., Berlin. 25032
Fux (Joh. Jos.) Ouvertiire; suite,
hrsg. von H. Lemacher und P. Mies,
both of Germany; _ schtilerorch.
Partitur. © Feb. 25; 19291) .¢.
Oct. 15; E for. 7482; P. J. Tonger,
Cologne/Rh., Germany. 25033
Gaillarde; danse du 17£ siécle, par P.
Lacome, arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et 1° violino conducteur.
Ato. © Sept. 25, 1929: 1 ec. Oct.
16; E for. 7187; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 25034
Gal (Hans) Drei lieder; nach ge-
dichten von Rainer Maria Rilke, mu-
sik von H. Gal, of Austria, op. 31,
no. 1-8; drei frauenstimmen, 0.
dreistimmigen frauenchor. 1. Ad-
vent. [2 others] © Dec. 20, 1928;
1c. May 16, 1929; E for. 4561; N.
Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 25035
—— Hymnus; lobt mir Davids weisen
Sohn, madrigal, gedicht von Gott-
hold Ephraim Lessing, musik von
H. G4l, of ‘Austria, op. 27, ar. 2;
gemischten chor. © Dec. 15, 1927;
1 ce. Nov. 16, 1929; E for. 7583; N.
Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 25036
—— Toccata; von H. Gal, of Austria,
op. 29; orgel. obl. 8vo. © Dec. 1,
1928; 1 ec. May 16, 1929; E for. 4563 ;
N. Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
25037
Galavantin’ papa; words by H. HE.
Alton, music by C. Derksen. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 4, 1929; E unp. 12848; Hugh H.
Alton and Clemens Derksen, Hamil-
ton, Ill. 25038
Galhofeira; di Barrozo Netto, of
Brazil; pf. ©) Oct. 15, 1929; 1c.
Oct. 16; E for. 7478; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 25039
Ganz leicht; kleine klavierstticke in
modernem stil, von Fritz Reuter, of
pt. 11, n. S., v. 24
Germany, op. 24, nos. 1-9. © Sept.
19,,1929; 1 .e:Oct. 335) for. 608;
Steingriber-verlag, Leipzig. 25040
Garden (The) of faith; hymn, words
and melody by C. Will, harmonized
by Esther A. Denby. © Apr. 26,
1929; 2 c. Oct. 30; EP pub. 5577;
Christina Will, Monrovia, Calif.
25041
Garden of roses; words by M. Con-
very, music by Burrell Van Buren.
[Words and melody only] ©l1e.
Noy. 25, 1929; E unp. 18720; Mazie
Convery, Philadelphia. 25042
Garden of yesterday; words and mu-
sic by Dell Daven [pseud. of D. A.
Davenbaugh] and Gay Medley
[pseud. of Milly Gay Schultz]; pf.
with ukulele acc. © 1. Sept. 24,
1929; E unp. 11320; Milly Gay
Schultz and Dell Avery Davenbaugh,
New York. 25043
Gateway (The) to the desert; words
by Raymond Wallace, music by Sher-
man Myers, of Great Britain; pf.
and ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic ~
sol-fa notations] © Nov. 4, 1929;
1 c. Nov. 14; E for. 7505; Campbell,
Connelly & co., ltd., London. 25044
Gateways to music land; course for
beginners; by F. A. Diefenthaeler ; pf.
obl. Svo. © Nov. 9, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
25; E pub. 11002; Fleetwood A. Die-
fenthaeler, Milwaukee. 25045
Gavotte; von F. J. Gossek, arr. von
Ernst Hggert, of Germany; salon
orch. stimmen, mit violino 1 direc-
tion. 4to...© Ang. '°10,, 19295" ie:
Oct. 15; E for. 7421; Heinrichshof-
en’s verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
25046
Gavotte; von F. J. Gossee, arr. von
Leopold Weninger, of Austria; oreh.
stimmen, mit pf. direction und vio-
lino 1 direction. 4to. © July 20,
1929; 1 ce. Aug. 13; E for. 7454; D.
Rahter, Leipzig. 25047
Gay lady; words and music by H.
Wallace. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1929; E unp. 13319;
Helen Wallace, Brooklyn. 25048
Gedanken am meer; von Emil Juel-
Frederiksen, of Denmark; pf.
Aug. 8, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 23; E for.
7621; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
25049
Gee but it’s hard to believe; words by
L. Gaiotto, music by F. Cracolice, jr.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
1328
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
25071
Nov. 25, 1929; EB unp. 13665; Louis
Gaiotto and Frank Cracolice, jr., San
Jose, Calif. 25050
Gee but it’s hard to forget you; words
by Stephan Schlitzer, music by W.
H. Pevny. [Photostat] ©1c. Nov.
21, 1929; E unp. 18479; Walter H.
Pevny, New York. 25051
Gee, it’s about time; words by Alfred
De Maria, music by A. Friedenberg.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Nov. 8, 1929; E unp. 13161; Albert
Friedenberg, Brooklyn. 25052
Gegenwart: text von J. W. Goethe, mu-
sik von Heinrich Lemacher, of Ger-
many, op. 37, la-c; gemischten chor,
ohne begl. 4to. 1. Gegenwart. [2
ethers), ©, Auzg.. 5, 19293) 1c. Oct.
21; EB for. 7293; P. J. Tonger, Col-
ogne/Rh., Germany. 25053
Geistliches wiegenlied; aus dem 17.
jahrhundert, gesetzt von Robert
Hernried, of Germany; vierstimmi-
gen frauenchor, a cappella. 4to. ©
Bec. 15, 1927;. 1 ‘e:: Nov. 16,41929;
EB for. 7579; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H..,
Berlin. 25054
Gene (The) and Ford and Glenn folio;
songs and parodies, by Gene Car-
roll, Ford Rush and Glenn Rowell.
© Sept. 13, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Nov.
4; AA 31299; Forster music pub-
lisher, ine., Chicago. 25055
Georgia swing; by Ferd Jelly Roll
Morton, extracted from [composer’s
orchestra] record by Mel Stitzel,
and Carrol Martin; orch. pts. ©
June i, 1929; 2 c. June 26; E pub.
7068; Melrose bros. music co., inc.,
Chicago. 25056
Get away girls, you bother me; words
and music by Ned Underhill [i. e.
E. H. Underhill] © 1 c. Nov. 18,
1929; E unp. 18351; Edwin H. Un-
derhill, Kansas City, Mo. 25057
Get happy; from The Shannons of
Broadway, lyric by Raymond Klages,
music by Jesse Greer; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by Hank Linet. ©
Nov. 12, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 14; E pub.
10782; Universal pictures corp., New
York. 25058
Get up off that jazz-a-phone; words
and music by R. A. Brown. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Nov. 27,
1929; EH unp. 13787; Robert A.
Brown, Norfolk, Va. 25059
Get your man; words and music by
V. E. Paul. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 23, 1929; E unp.
18601; Vira HE. Paul, Corea, Me.
25060
Gettin’ all wet; words and music by
Floyd Thompson and J. E. Guern-
sey. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1929; E unp.
13106; Thompson & Guernsey, In-
dianapolis. 25061
Ghost ship; the slave ship, words and
music by W. M. Cook. © 1 c. Nov.
8, 1929; E unp. 18080; Will Marion
Cook, New York. 25062
Giardino bells; serenata, words and
music by J. Riccelli, of Italy. ©
1c. Nov. 30, 1929; E unp. 13884;
Joseph Riccelli, Somerville, Mass.
25063
Gigue; par P. Lacome, of France;
orch. parties, avee pf. conducteur et
1° violini conducteur. 4to. © Sept.
2 O29 “Th Go Cet aor EO for. . Fess:
Francis Salabert, Paris. 25064
Gilda, I am your broken hearted Dan;
words and music by B. Ritz. ©l1ce.
Noy. 8, 1929; E unp. 13079; Bernnie
Ritz, Baltimore. 25065
Gimme a Jil taste; words and music
by Sam Theard. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Oct. 14, 1929; E
unp. 18029; State Street music pub.
co., inc., Chicago. 25066
Girl (A) like you; words and music
by J. Robinson.. © 1 e. Nov. 29,
1929; E unp. 13801; James Robin-
son, Motueka, New Zealand. 25067
Girl of mine;, words and music by
H. C. Nelson. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 23, 1929; E unp.
13596; Howard C. Nelson, Dillon,
Mont. 25068
Girl of my dreams come waltz with
me; words and music by G. HE.
Morley; with violin obbl. © 1 e.
Nov. 14, 1929; E unp. 13225; Ger-
trude Estelle Morley, Silverton, Or.
25069
Girl (The) that I loved best; words
and music by D. Kelleher. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 8,
1929; E unp. 12976; Daniel Kelleher,
Crockett, Calif. 25070
Girl trouble; words and music by Fred
Fisher. © 1c. Nov. 8, 1929; E unp.
13077; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
Culver City, Calif. 25071
1329
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25072
pt. 111, n. S., Vv. 24
Girls; fox trot, words and music by
Billie Miller [pseud. of O. J. Miller],.
arr. by Bertram Shield. © 1c. Nov.
5, 1929; E unp. 13628; Olive Jestine
Miller, Troutdale, Or. 25072
Girls and boys song; song of repartee,
words and music by G. M. Yapp.
© 1 c. Nov. 25, 1929; E unp. 13672;
Grace May Yapp, Alkabo, N. D.
25073
Girls look sweeter at half past nine;
words by R. S. B. Mann, music by
Burrell Van Buren. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 25, 1929;
E ounp. 13721; Robert Swart Bouck
Mann, Phoenix, Ariz. / 25074
Give yourself a pat on the back; one-
step, words and music by Ralph
Butler and Raymond Wallace; pf.
and ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Nov. 12, 1929;
1c. Nov. 21; E for. 7537; Campbell,
Connelly & co., ltd., London. 25075
Glad (The) bells; hymn, words by
J. R. Baxter, jr., music by M. L.
Yandell. © Oct. 1, 1929; 2 ec. Nov.
18; E pub. 10854; M. L. Yandell,
Dallas. 25076
Glaub’ mir, ich bin dir gut; slow fox, |
worte von Kurt Schwabach, musik
von Austin Egen. © Jan. 4, 1929;
2c. Sept. 21; E pub. 10480; Hdition
Scala, Vienna. 25077
Glaub’ mir, ich bin dir gut! slow-fox,
worte von Kurt Schwabach, musik
von Austin Egen, of U. S., spezial-
arr. von Fred Ralph [pseud. of Her-
mann Krome], of Germany; orch.
stimmen. 4to. © Jan. 4, 1929; 2 ec.
Sept. 21; E pub. 10479; Edition
Seala, Berlin. 25078
Gleiche briider gleiche kappen; text
von Christian Giinther, musik von
Heinrich Lemacher, of Germany, op.
66, nr. 1; fiir 4-6 gemischte stimmen,
ohne begl. 4to. 1. Auf der reise.
[8 others.] © July 5, 1929; 1 «¢.
Oct-92 2° Er for. (334e"P. "3." Tonzer,
Cologne/Rh., Germany. 25079
Gliding in Hawaiian waters; words
and music by S. P. Rosenblum.
[Photostat]. "©" rT «Nov. 571929 ;
E unp. 12898; Sidney P. Rosenblum,
New York. 25080
Gluck (Christian Wilibald von)
Gavotte-musette; aus Armide, arr.
von Leopold Weninger, of Austria ;
orch. stimmen, mit pf.-direction und
violino 1 direction. 4to. © July 20,
1929 + Lie. Augs 1331.5, £07, yids.
Rahter, Leipzig. 25081
Im tempel Apollo’s; marcia re-
ligioso, arr. von Leopold Weninger,
of Austria; orch. stimmen, mit pf.-
direction und violino 1 direction.
4to. (In Zwei mirsche aus Alkeste)
© July 20, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 26; BH
for. 7453; D. Rahter, Leipzig. 25082
Gnomes’ (The) frolic; by A. Beau-
mont, of Great Britain; pf. © Sept.
9, 1929; 1 c Sept..14> ter. toaa
Banks & son, York, England. 25083
Go away moon; lyric by G. Henry,
music by M. Hamilton. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Nov. 20, 1929;
E unp. 18484; Grace Henry and
Morris Hamilton, New York. 25084
Go home, Pa-pa; comedy song, words
and music by Arthur Le Clerq, of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Nov. 6, 1929; 1 ¢., Novi°S') ator.
7390; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 25085
God bless our love; words by Leland
J. Berry, music by W. E. McGee.
1 ec. Nov. 8, 1929; E unp. 13090;
Winifred EK. McGee, Ceres, Calif.
25086
God is still on the throne; hymn, words
and music by Mrs. F. W. Suffield
[i. e., Kittie Jennett Suffield] ©
Aug. 19, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 18; E pub.
10806; Kittie Jennett Suffield, Sciota,
Newey. 25087
God’s love; hymn, words and inusic by
J. KF. Whitaker. © Oct. 1, 1929;
2c. Nov. 18; E pub. 10856; J. Frank
Whitaker, Sunset, Tex. 25088
God’s wondrous grace; hymn, words.
by William M. Runyan, music by
George S. Schuler. © Sept. 2, 1929;
2c. Sept. 23; E pub. 11028; G. S.
Schuler and W. M. Runyan, Chicago.
25089
Goin’ to nuthin’ and goin’ to waste;
words and music by Casey [pseud.
of C. E. Kuczborski] ; 1st violin. ©
1c. Sept. 24, 1929; EH unp. 11174;
Casimer Emmanuel kKuczborski,
Cicero, Ill. 25090
Golden dreams; words by D. Harris,
music by Burrell Van _ Buren.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Nov. 25, 1929; E unp. 13730; Dorotha
Harris, Friendsville, Md. 25091
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no. 11, 1929
Golden hours; waltz, words by A. W.
Passow, music by Harry Clifford.
© 1 c. Nov. 11, 1929: E unp. 13149;
Alma Woeller Passow, Wausau, Wis.
. 25092
Golden memories; words and music
by K. Justus. © 1 ¢. Nov. 16, 1929;
E unp. 13327; Kathryn Justus, Chi-
cago. 25093
Golden poppy waltz; words and music
by A. K. Lynch; pf. © 1 ¢. Nov. 4,
1929; EK unp. 12872; Ada Kyle Lynch,
Venado, Calif. 25094
Golden (The) West; words by J. E.
Guernsey, music by Floyd Thompson.
© 1c. Oct. 10, 1929; E unp. 11902;
Thompson & Guernsey, Indianapolis.
25095
Gone; lyric by Andy Razaf, music by
Harry Link and Thomas Waller.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Nov. 23, 1929; E unp. 138641; Santly
bros., ine., New York. 25096
Good bye to the old year [and] Re-
joicing the new year; words and
musie by S. A. Dugan. © Nov. 28,
1929; 2 c. Nov. 29; E pub. 11045;
Samuel Austin Dugan, Houston.
25097
Good chib blues; words and music by
Edith Johnson. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Nov. 27, 1929; E unp.
13773; Chicago music pub. co., inc.,
Chicago. 25098
Good old iron side; words by Howard
Johnson, musie by Louis Alter.-: ©
1 ¢. Nov. 8, 1929; E unp. 138072;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 25099
Good (The) ship Bogey Boo; words by
Kenneth V. Goulden, music by
Charles H. Roth; bar. © Nov. 18,
1929; 2 ce. Nov. 20; E pub. 10891;
Hamilton 8. Gordon, inc., New York.
25100:
Goodbye flapper, hello sweetheart;
words and music by G. Braswell.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Noy. 15, 1929; E unp. 138269; Garland
Braswell, Hattiesburg, Miss. 25101
Goodnight beloved; words and music
by M. E. Talbot. © 1 ec. Nov. 29,
1929; E unp. 13800; Mildred E. Tal-
bot, Denver. 25102
Gospel (The) in song; compiled by
Homer Rodeheaver. Chicago-Phila-
delphia, Rodeheaver co. 12mo. ©
Wer 1, 1929 -' 2 “er and “air. "Oct: "S*
A 14065; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago. 25103
25115
Gounod (Charles Francois) Faites-
lui mes aveux; from Faust, arr. by
Carlo Tonelli, of Great Britain; pf.,
4hands. © Nov. 18, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
20; E pub. 10908; B. F. Wood music
co., Boston. 25104
Fanfare et Choeur; from Faust,
arr. by Carlo Tonelli, of Great Brit-
ain; pf., 4 hands. © Nov. 18, 1929;
2 ¢c. Nov. 20; E pub. 10907; B. F.
Wood music co., Boston, 25105
Faust; concertized, adapted and
scored by J. S. Zamecnik. Abridged
version. 1. Vocal se.—2. Conductor’s
sc.—3. Orch. pts. © Nov. 14, 1929;
2 ec. Nov. 14; E pub. 10796-10798 ;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
25106-25108
waltz and cho., arr. by Her-
bert Boote, of Canada; ten. banjo,
with pf. ace. © Nov. 22, 1929; 2 ¢.
Nov. 18; E pub. 10831; Don Santos
pub. co., ine., Rochester, N. Y. 25109
Graceful; by Mortimer Wilson, op. 85,
no. 7; pf. © Noy. 19, 1929; 2 ¢.
Noy. 20; E pub. 10885; Century
music pub. co., New York. 25110
Graciosa; mélodie tango, paroles de
Recagno, musique de G. Smet, of
France. © Sept. 25, 1929; 1 ¢. Oct.
16; E for. 7195; G. Lorette, Paris.
25111
Grass (The) widow’s dream; words
and music by N. P. Kosteck.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Nov. 8, 1929; E unp. 12971; Nicholas
P. Kosteck, Foxpark. Wy. 25112
Graveyard blues; words by Calvin W.
White, music by R. Winch and R.
Prescott. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1929; H
unp. 13356; Robert Winch, Robert
Prescott and Calvin White, Lake-
wood, O. 25113
Great gospel songs; compiled by Ken-
neth Wells, Haldor Lillenas, and
others, ed. by Haldor Lillenas, of
Norway, domiciled at Indianapolis.
12mo. © May 15, 1929; 2 c. June
13; aff. Aug. 26; A 12829; Lillenas
pub. co., inc., Indianapolis. 25114
Great joy; Christmas cantata for
choirs and choral societies, libretto
by “Palmer Hartsough, music by
E. K. Heyser. Cincinnati, Fillmore
music house. 4to. © Sept. 21,
1929 ; 2 ec. and aff. Sept. 26; A 189438;
Fillmore bros co., Cincinnati. 25115
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25116
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Greater St. Louis; words and music by
A. W. Bauer. [Photostat] © 1 «¢.
Nov. 11, 1929; E unp. 13147; Albert
W. Bauer, St. Louis. 25116
Green sleeves and yellow lace; from
The dancing master, selected and ed.
by Douglas and Helen Kennedy, arr.
by Arnold Foster, of Great Britain;
pf. (in Country dance tunes, new
series 1) © Nov. 30, 1929; 1 ¢. Nov.
30; HE for. 7672; English folk dance
soe., London. 25117
Groot-Rotterdam; marsch, van Willy
Schootemeyer, of Netherlands; pf.
© Aug. 7, 1929; 1c. Aug. 81; BH for.
7457; N. V. algemeene muziekhandel
en uitgeversmaatschappij, Van Hsso
& co., Rotterdam, Holland. 25118
Grzywa (J.) Pie¢ pieSni; slowa Marja
Konopnickiej, muzyke opracowal J.
Grzywa, of Poland; na chor mies-
zany. A4to., 1.. Toast. z oddali. [4
others] © Nov. 9, 1929; 2 ¢c. Nov.
18; E pub. 10757; Bolestaw J. Za-
lewski, Chicago. 25119
Guida per l’insegnamento della mu-
sica; nelle scuole elementari, di Et-
tore Pozzoli, of Italy. 4to. © Oct.
8.192951 © Oct. 9s Hitor, 7247-.G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 25120
Gusto cubano; plena, por M. Malavet;
pf. © 1¢ Noy. 1, 1929; E unp.
12759; Mateo Malavet, Brooklyn.
25121
Gute (Hine) gelegenheit; lied u. slow-
fox, worte von Peter Herz, musik
von Bernard Griin, of Austria, op.
21. © July 10; 1929; 1 c Sept. 21;
EK for. 7812; Adolf Robitschek,
Vienna. 25122
Gypsy (The) train; by Hdward A.
Mueller; violin and pf. © May 31,
1929; 2 e. Aug. 12; E pub. 6751;
John Church co., Cincinnati. 25123
Habits of my own; fox trot, words and
music by M. Jefferson. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 30, 1929;
E unp. 13845; Maceo Jefferson, Paris.
25124
Hadassah; daughters of Zion, lyric by
Mrs. Herman Hollander, music by A.
Podnos. Washington, D. C., Capitol
music pub. co. © Nov. 16, 1929; 2 ¢.
Noy. 19; E pub. 10862; Alexander
Podnos, Washington. 25125
Hail, to Commander Byrd; words and
music by H. A. Blachman. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ce. Nov. 26,
1929; E unp. 13789; Harry Allen
Blachman, Cleveland Heights, O
25126
Hair lip [!]; words and musie by J.
Toney, arr. by Fred Tunstall. ©
1 c. Nov. 12, 1929; E unp. 13188;
James Toney, St. Joseph, Mo. 25127
Halifax; fox-trot, d’Harold de Bozi, of
France; small orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © Oct. 10, 1929;
1c. Nov. 16; E for. 7592; Editions
Max Hschig, Paris. 25128
Hallelujah dere’s a rainbow in de sky;
words and music by Floyd Thomp-
son and J. EH. Guernsey. ©1c. Noy.
9, 1929; E unp. 18107; Thompson &
Guernsey, Indianapolis. 25129:
Hallucination; vision dramatique, de
Félix Fourdrain, arr, par. Ch. Del-
saux, of France; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur et 1°" violon conduc-
teur. 4to. © Sept. 25, 1929; 1 «
Oct. 16; E for. 7170; Choudens,
Paris. 25130
Halona waltz; in diagram, by Mort
Searels; Hawaiian steel guit. ©
Sept...26,; 1929.;.2 ¢.. Nov. 25,4. pub.
10680; Honolulu conservatory of
music, ine., Akron, O. 25131
Hameni agapi; words by O. Caravias
Ocar, music by Ierotheo Skiza, of
Italy, domiciled at New York.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
July 18, 1929; E unp. 8979; Tetos
music store, New York. 251382
Hand (The) that touched my brow;
words by G. Day, music by Samuel
H. Speck. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Noy. 9, 1929; E unp. 13098;
George Day, Pattonville, Tex. 25133.
Hands across the sea; from Duchess
of Chicago, words by Edward Eliscu,
music by Emmerich Kalman, new
arr. by Albert Szirmai, of Hungary,
domiciled at New York; pf. and uku-
lele acc. New York, Shubert music
pub. corp. ©: Nov. 20, 1929; 2 e.
Noy. 22; E pub. 11013; Harms, inc.,
New York. 25134
Hans Heiling; overture, de Heinrich
Marschner, arr. pour orch. restreint
par Raoul Moreau, of France; par-
ties, avec pf.-conducteur et 1° vio-
lons conducteur. © Sept. 1, 1929;
1 ¢. Oct. 5; HE for. 7189; Choudens,
Paris. 25135.
Hansom eab drivers; lyric by Howard
Johnson, music by Gus Edwards. ©
1 ec. Noy. 8, 1929; E unp. 13071;
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no. 11, 1929
25156
‘Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 25136
Happiness; words and music by C. A.
Haufe. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 30, 1929; E unp. 13848;
Charles A. Haufe, San Carlos, Calif.
25137
Happiness belongs to you; words by
M. K. Kipp, music by Ethel Mce-
Kenna [i. e. Ethel McKenna Wini-
ger]. © 1c. Oct. 7, 1929; E unp.
13164; Mae King Kipp, i. e., Mrs.
George Francis Kipp, Hollywood,
Calif. 25138
Happy and thats no name for it;
words and music by R. BEnmick.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Noy. 21, 1929; E unp. 13500; Renat-
ta Emick, San Antonio. 25139
Happy days; from Frolic, words by
Joseph McCarthy, music by James F.
Hanley. [Mimeograph] ©1c. Noy.
26, 19295°H unp. 13768; Fox film
corp., New York. 25140
Happy days are here again; words by
Jack Yellen, music by Milton Ager;
pf. ace. with ukulele arr. by Dan
Dougherty. © Nov. 7, 1929; 2 «.
Nov. 8; E pub. 10628; Ager, Yellen
& Bornstein, ine... New York. 25141
Happy days gone by; words by B. J.
Shoemyer, music by Robt. H. Bren-
nen. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ca Nov. 8, 1929; E unp. 138042;
Betty J. Shoemyer, Hannibal, Mo.
255142
Happy go lucky; words and music by
Jack North; pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by Mannie Larios. © Oct. 31,
1929; 2 ce. Nov. 6; E pub. 10608; Hy-
man Slobodkin, Arthur Danaher and
Robert Witherow, Los Angeles.
25143
Happy pals stomp; melody by L. R.
Wyche. © 1c Aug. 26, 1929; E
unp. 11207; Lee Roy Wyche, Rich-
mond. 25144
Happy song; 2-pt. song, words by T.
J. Haynes, music by David Brooke;
male voices. 4to. © Nov. 19, 1929;
2 ¢. Nov. 25; EH pub. 10991; J.-S.
Fearis & bro., Chicago. 25145
Harbor (The) of peace; hymn, words
and music by Haldor Lillenas. ©
Oet; 15, 19295 2 ec Noy. 18; EF pub.
10807; Standard pub. co., Cincin-
nati. 25146
Harlem madness; words by Jack Yel-
len, music by Milton Ager; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by Dan Dougherty.
© Nov. 9, 1929; 2 c. Noy. 11: E pub.
10735; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein, inc.,
New. York. 25147
Harmony heaven; vocal fox trot from
Harmony heaven, words and musie
by Ray Vincent, of Great Britain,
Edward Pola and Eddie Brandt; pf.
- acc., With ukulele arr. by Alf Ral-
ston. © Aug. 8, 1929; 1c. Aug. 19,
1 ce. Sept. 30; E pub.. 10615; Camp-
bell, Connelly & co., Itd., London.
25148
Haunted (The) glen; by Rudolf
Kvelve, op. 21, no. 1; pf. © Nov. 18,
1929; 2 e Nov. 20; E pub. 10893;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
25149
Haunted nights; by Duke Ellington;
pf. © 1c. Noy.,..23, 1929; E unp.
13632; Gotham music service, inc.,
New York. 25150
Hausmusik zu spielen und zu singen;
von Kaspar Roeseling, hrsg. von H.
Lemacher und P. Mies, of Germany;
schiilerorchester. Se. © July 3,
1929: tie. Oct. Pic HP for: "T4865: Pik
Tonger, Cologne, Germany. 25151
Have faith in God; poem by Louis EH.
Holeomb, music by Winifred Moore;
high voice; in A flat. © Nov. 16,
1929: 2 ec. Nov. 18; E pub. 10816;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 25152
Have you? words by Edwin H. Hen-
ken, music by H. Payne; mixed
voices. © Nov. 14, 1929; 2c. Nov.
16; E pub. 10801; Harry Payne, New-
port, Ky. 25153
Have you seen that baby of mine;
words by B. Heuring, music by Bur-
rel Van Buren. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Nov. 25, 1929; E unp.
18711; Bertha Heuring, New Athens,
Tl. 25154
Having you around; words and music
by L. Furness. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Nov. 7, 1929; E up.
18049; Laurine Furness, Los An-
geles. 2515
Hawaiian paradise; words by Norman
Carter, music by George Smith, of
Canada; pf. with ukulele ace. ©
1 ce. Nov. 20, 1929; E unp. 13490; G.
Smith, Toronto, Ont., Canada.
25156
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25157
Hawaiian rose waltz; in diagram, by
Mort Searels; Hawaiian steel guit.
© Sept. 26, 1929; 2c. Nov. 2; E pub.
10677 ; Honolulu conservatory of mu-
sic, ine., Akron, O. 25157
Hawaiian waltz; in diagram, by Mort
Searels; Hawaiian steel guit. ©
Sept. 26, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 26; E pub.
10672 ; Honolulu conservatory of mu-
sie, ine., Akron, O. 25158
He keeps my soul; hymn, words by J.
R. Baxter, jr., music by Ernest Rip-
petoe. © Oct. 1, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 18;
EK pub. 10847; Stamps—Baxter mu-
sie co., Dallas. 25159
He loved her, Who did? He did,
Where? words and music by Rob-
ert Hargreaves, Stanley J. Damer-
ell and Harry Tilsiey, all of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele acc. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Oct.
Bh ORS MOC AO HL: LErs cael
Cecil Lennox, Itd., London. 25160
He loved me so; poem by A. L. Smith,
musie by Vernon L. Wilcox; pf.,
with violin obbl. 4to. © June 5,
1929)" 2c. July - 11: El “puber ro24 ;
Alice Elsa Smith, Berkeley, Calif.
25161
He’s a lucky dog; lyric by Harry Pease
and Harry Tobias, music by Hd. G.
Nelson; pf. and ukulele acc. © Oct.
4, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 12; E pub. 10447;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
25162
He’s a wonderful Savior to me; hymn,
words and music by Frank M. Lynn:
© Oct. 1, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 18; E pub.
10845; Stamps—Baxter music Co.,
Dallas. 25163
He’s so wonderful to me; words and
music by N. B. Vandall; pf. © Oct.
14, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 7; E pub. 10622;
N. B. Vandall, Akron, O. 25164
He’s that kind of a pal; words by
Jack Yellen, music by Milton Ager.
© Nov. 9, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 11; E pub.
10734; Ager, Yellen & Bornstein,
ine., New York. 25165
He then brought in a woman part, and
blamed her for it all; words and
music by E. F. Joyce; pf. and ukulele
ace. © 1c. Noy. 21, 1929; E unp.
3541; Hdward -F. Joyce, Kansas
City, Kan, 25166
He, uch-la!
schlepper,
gesang der Wolgaboot-
paraplirase von Leo
pt. II, n. S., v. 24
Artok,: of Germany, op. 109; salon
orchesterstimmen, mit pf. conductor,
© Sept. 12, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 3; EB for.
6499; B. Schott’s séhne, Mainz, Ger-
many. . 25167
He who would valiant be; valiant
pilgrim, anthem, words by John
Bunyan and others, musie by W. R.
Voris; mixed voices. 4to. © Nov.
21, 1929; 2c. Nov. 25; E pub. 10968;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 25168
Head man; words and musie by J.
Toney. [Chords, single staff] ©
1’ ¢; Nov. 12,°1929; BH unp.siat85;
James Toney, St. Joseph, Mo. 25169
Headless (The) horseman; by Rudolf
Kvelve, op. 21, no. 2; pf. Nov.
18, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 20; EH pub. 10894;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
25170
Hear dem bells; by D. 8S. McCosh,
arr. by Bryceson Treharne, of Great
Britain, domiciled at New York;
men’s voices. © Aug. 29, 1929; 2 @.
Sept. 3; E 699623; Willis musie co.,
Cincinnati. 25171
Hear the lion roar; M. G. M. radio
song, words by George Ward, music
by Reggie Montgomery. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 18,
1929; EH unp. 13398; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., Culver City, Calif.
25172
Hear the roses calling; words by G. L.
Wilson, music by Herbert G. Tovey;
with male quartet setting. © Aug.
1, 1929; 2 ce. Oct. 19; E pub. 10610;
Gilbert Lord Wilson, Pasadena.
25173.
Heart strings; words and music by
Charles Newman and Billy Baskette,
arr. by Bert Peters; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Oct. 25, 1929; 2 ce. Oct. 30;
Ei pub. 10555; Milton Weil music co.,
Chicago. 25174
Heavy sugar; words by Andy Razaf,
music by Thomas Waller. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 18,
1929; E unp. 138369; Joe Davis, New
York. 20115.
Hello Aloha; in diagram, by Mort
Searels; Hawaiian steel guit., with
words. © Sept. 26, 1929; 2 e. Oct.
26; E pub. 10668; Honolulu econserva-
tory of music, ine., Akron, O. 25176
Hello Central, give me heaven! words
and music by Chas. K. Harris. ©
Nov. 14, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 16; E pub.
10800; Chas K. Harris, New York.
25177
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Here a solemn fast we keep; threnody,
poem by Robert Herrick, music by
H. S. Roberton, of Great Britain;
sop. 1,2, and contralto, unace.
London, J. Curwen & sons, ltd. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Nov. 2, 1929; 1 ¢. Nov. 9; BE for.
7504; Hugh S. Roberton, Glasgow.
25178
Here comes Marie; lyric by Jack
Taishoff [pseud. of J. L. Taishoff]
musie by Irving Rosenberg [pseud.
of I. Rosenberg] [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Nov. 20, 1929;
E unp. 13487: Isadore Rosenberg
and Jacob L. Taishoff, Washington.
i 25179
Herrmann (Willy) Drei geistliche
lieder: ged. von verschiedenen dich-
tern, musik von W. Herrmann, of
Germany, op. 126, nr. 1-3: fiir vier-
stimmigen gemischten chor, ohne
begl. 4to. Per signum crucis. [2
others], © July 5, 1929; 1 c.. Oct.
at, Bender. CaaosocR. dl. -Toenger,
Cologne/Rh., Germany. 25180
Hesitating blues; by W. C. Handy,
transcription by Miff Mole, ed. by
Ken Macomber; trombone, with pf.
ace. © May 6, 1929; 2 c. May 8;
E pub. 7198; Alfred & co., New York.
25181
Hettina march; melody by Charles
Robinson Taylor. © 1 ¢. Nov. 14,
1929; E unp. 138217; Charles R.
Taylor, New York. 25182
Hey! Mister Rhythm Man. play!
words and music by M. G. Thomas.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Nov. 27, 1929: E unp. 13760; Millard
G. Thomas, New York. 25183
Hidden memories: words and music
by Myrtle Gibson [i. e. M. G. Farn-
ham]: pf. © 1c. Nov. 29, 1929;
unp. 13832; Myrtle Gibson Farnham,
Chicago. 25184
Hidden (The) waterfall; by Wilbur
Chenoweth: pf. © Nov. 23, 1929:
2 c. Nov. 29; E pub. 11044; Bendix
pub. co., Lincoln, Neb. 25185
Hiladora (Le): by Enrique Soro, of
Chiles: pf. ¢ © Acts..22, 41929); 2: e.
Oct. 26; E pub. 10708; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 25186
Hills of old New Hampshire; from
White flame, words and music by
Will Vodery. [Mimeograph] ©1c.
Noy. 26, 1929; .H unp. 13¢/0;.. Fox
film corp., New York. 25187
25196
Hillsides (The) of May; nocturn,
words by Gertrude C. Downes, music
by Sarah Coleman Bragdon; in E
min. © Oct. 29, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 31;
E pub. 10468; Boosey & co., ine.,
New York. 25188
Himno de la exposiciOn de Sevilla;
letra de S. y J. Alvarez Quintero,
mutsiea de F. Alonso, of Spain.
Getss12.01929% LG. Nov.) 20: H for,
7545; Serafin Alvarez Quintero,
Joaquin Alvarez Quintero y Fran-
cisco Alonso, Madrid. 25189
Himno rotario de Espana; letra de
Luis Fernandez Ardavin, musica de
Francisco Alonso, of Spain. 4to. ©
Jan Bt) P2ier 1 1G. Nov.. 20,..19297
EB for. 7546; Francisco Alonso y Luis
Fernandez Ardavin, Madrid. 25190
His natal day; Christmas cantata for
choirs of mixed voices. text arr. and
music composed by Edward W. Nor-
man. 4to. © Sept. 5, 1929; 2¢. and
aff. Sept. 28: A 12937; Lorenz pub.
co., Dayton, O. 25191
Hittin’ the deck; words by Howard
Johnson, music by Sam Messenhei-
mer. © 1c. Nov. 8, 1929; E unp.
18063; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
Culver City, Calif. 25192
H’lo baby; theme song of Forward
pass, lyric and music by Herb Ma-
gidson, Ned Washington and Michael
H. Clearv: pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Oct. 9, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 7; E pub.
10594: George & Arthur Piantadosi,
inec., New York. 25198
Hoerée (Arthur) Six poémes (Sechs
gedichte) ; mots par Yvonne Picard-
Pangalos, deutsche tibersetzung von
R. S. Hoffmann, musik von A. Hoe-
rée, of France. 1. Une folle. [5
others] © Aug. 16, 1929; 1 ¢. Oct.
2: B for. 7413; Universal-edition, a.
g., Vienna, 25194
Host: sang-vals, words and music by
Lon Gog [pseud. of Hinar Villoch]
of Norway. © 1 c. Sept. 9, 1929;
E unp. 13251; Oslo musikforlag, A/S,
Oslo, Norway. 25195
Hoffmann; foxtrot, von Egon Neu-
mann, of Austria, spezialarr. von
Louis Feigel, of Austria; salonorch.
mit jazz stimmen, pf. direction und
violino 1 direction. 4to. © May 2,
1929; 1 c. Aug. 6: E for. 6089; Wie-
ner operetten-verlag, G. m. b. H.,
Vienna. 25196
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25197
Hole (The) in the wall; from The
dancing master, selected and ed. by
Douglas and Helen Kennedy, arr. by
Arnold Foster, of Great Britain;
pf. (Jn Country dance tunes, new
series 1) © Nov. 30, 1929; 1 «
Noy. 30; E for. 7682; English folk
dance soc., London. 25197
Hollywood (The) blues; by R. Kemme,
of Germany, domiciled at Los An-
geles; pf. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1929: BE
unp. 18886; Rudolph Kemme, Los
Angeles. 25198
Hollywood nights; from Hollywood
nights, words and music by Con
Conrad, Sidney D. Mitchell and
Archie Gottler. © Novy. 7, 1929; 2c.
Nov. 8; E pub. 10747; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine., New York.
25199.
Holy (The) night; a masque for chil-
dren at Christmastide, by Florence
Converse, with words and music
adapted from old French Christmas
songs by Kate Stearns Page. 4to.
© Oct. 30, 1929; 2 « Nov. 4; D pub.
27612; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
25200
Holy night—Adeste fideles ; by Gruber-
Novello, arr. by Crosby Mollenhauer ;
4 violins and pf. © Oct. 29, 1929; 2
e. Nov. 2; E pub. 10470; Hamilton
S. Gordon, ine., New York. 25201
Home sweet home—Old folks at home;
by H. R. Bishop and S8. C. Foster,
arr. by Crosby Mollenhauer; 4 vio-
lins and pf. © Oct. 29, 1929; 2 c.
Nov. 2; E pub. 10471; Hamilton 8.
Gordon, inc., New York. 25202
Honey dripper blues; words and mu-
Sie by Edith Johnson. [Words and
melody only] © 1 «..Nov. 27, 1929;
E unp. 13774; Chicago music pub.
co. inc., Chicago. 25203
Honeysuckle Rose; from Load of coal,
lyric by Andy Razaf, music by
Thomas Waller; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Nov. 20, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 21; E pub.
10915; Santly bros., ine., New York.
25204
Honour the Lord; harvest anthem,
words from the Bible, music by
George Henry Day; mixed voices
with bar. solo. © Oct. 19, 1929;
2c. Nov. 4; E pub. 10517; White-
Smith musie pub. co., Boston.
25205
Hoo, hoo, babe; words and music by
Virg Toncray Perkins. © 1 ¢. Nov.
pt. IIT, n. S., v. 24
15, 1929; E unp. 13293; Louelva L.
Cornelius, Forked River, N. J.
25206
Hoosier hop; from Cotton and silk,
words and music by Dave Dreyer
and Ballard MacDonald. © Nov. 14,
1929; 2 @ Nov. 15;°H pub. 10795;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
25207
Hop, hop oberek [and] Zalotna polka;
by I. Podgorski, arr. by Edw. Gru-
dowski; pf. © Oct. 25, 1929; 2 e.
Nov. 21; E pub. 10933; Ignacy Pod-
gorski, Philadelphia. 25208
Hot dog and loving pup; words by R.
S. B. Mann, music by Burrell Van
Buren. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Noy. 4, 1929; EH unp. 12861;
Robert Swart Bouck Mann, Phoenix,
Ariz. 25209
Hottest (The) jazz band in town;
words and music by D. M. Sylves-
ter. [Words and melody only] ©1
ec. Nov. 23, 1929; E unp. 18610; Dom-
inick M. Sylvester, Cleveland.
25210
How can you treat me this way;
words by Charles F. Feinhals, music
by A. J. Dary. [Words and melody
only] ©1 ec. Nov. 15, 1929; E unp.
13298; Alfred J. Dary, Woodcliff,
Nick: 25211
How'd you like it? words and music
by V. Honnigford. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Nov. 9, 1929; H
unp. 13095; Victor Honnigford, Blue
Ash, O. 25212
How do I know; words and music by
Ted Berry and Tiny Burnett [pseud.
of C. S. Burnett] Seattle, Wash.,
Burnett music pub. co. © June 19,
1929; 2 c@ June 25; E pub. 7044;
Charles 8S. Burnett, Seattle. 25213
How-do sunshine, bye-bye blues; fox-
trot, melody by W. Bird. © 1 «e.
Noy. 22, 1929; E unp. 13552; Wilbur
Bird, New York. 25214
How I miss you; words and music by
C. A. Haufe. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Nov. 30, 1929; E unp.
13847; Charles A. Haufe, San Car-
los, Calif. 25215
How lovely are Thy dwellings; words
from Psalm 84, music by Mark An-
drews; organ acc. © Noy. 9, 1929;.
2c. Nov. 11; B pub. 10941; G. Ri-
cordi & co., ine., New York. 25216
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
25237
How’s my little rose; words and mu-
sic by Sammy Myséls [i. e. S. G.
Mysels. Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 1, 1929; E unp. 12754;
Samuel Girard Myséls, Pittsburgh.
25217
How she could play; words and music
by 8S. B. Furgatech. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Nov. 6, 1929;
E unp. 12947; Sidney B. Furgatch,
New York. 25218
Hoyer (Karl) Sonate; von K. Hoyer,
of Germany, op. 40; flauto u. pf; in
© dur. © Mar. 6, 1929; 1 c. May
16; E for. 4550; N. Simrock, G. m.
bee... Berlin. * 25219
Hrissi Parea; melody by Ierotheo
Skiza, of Italy, domiciled at New
York. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1929; E unp.
13158; Synchronic pub. co., New
York. 25220
Huddlin’; from Forward pass, lyric
and music by Herb Magidson, Ned
Washington and Michael H. Cleary ;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Nov. 18,
1929; 2 c. Nov. 19; E pub. 108638;
George & Arthur Piantadosi, inc.,
New York. 25221
Hugh de Payens commandery march;
by T. Achenbach; pf. © 1 c¢. Nov.
5, <19295°°H' unp. 12926; “Thomas
Achenbach, Easton, Pa. 25222
Hum a minstrel song; words and mu-
Sic by Fred Rose; pf. and ukulele
acec., with quartet for male or mixed
voices. © Nov. 21, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
25; E pub. 10994; T. S. Denison &
co., Chicago. 25223
Humming bird and honeysuckle; by
Ethel Dawson Felts; pf. © Sept.
23, 1929; 2c. Sept. 25; E pub. 10895;
Boston music co., Boston. 25224
(Jean) Quatre lettres de
chansons, musique de J.
Huré, of France. 1. Le gardien de
la paix. [3 others] © July 15,
$929 >) 1.¢.. Sept. 13°55. for... 7651;
Editions Maurice Senart, Paris.
2022)
Hurrah boys for ? ? ? words and mu-
sie by W. Hull. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Nov. 25, 1929; E unp.
13661; Walter Hull, Detroit. 25226
Hymn of love; hymn, words by Joseph
13. Clark. music by George C. Steb-
bius.. © Nov. 8, 1929; 2c. Nov. 19;
Huré
femmes ;
E pub. 11007; Hope pub. co., Chi-
cago. 25227
Hymn of triumph; by Cuthbert Har-
ris, of Great Britain; organ.
Noy. 8, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 11; HB pub.
11041; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 25228
Hymn (A) of trust; words by W. E.
Dudley, music by Frank Kasschau.
© Nov. 9, 1929; 2 ce. Nov. 11; E pub.
109389; William Ewart Dudley,
Brooklyn, 25229
Hymn to spring; words by Edith Mae
Brsac,i musie” -by ~P:. HH. Burn.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
OUet. 18, 1929; BH unp. 18751; Philip
Haviland Burn, Brooklyn. 25230
Hymn to the rising. sun; words by Guy
Edwards, music by Vernon Eville;
men’s voices, with pf. or organ ace.
Ator © Oct. 15, 1929; 2°¢. Nov. 4:
E pub. 10534; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 252381
Hymns for church schools; collected
by J. N. Anderson, Ove J. H. Preus,
T. A. Hoff and H. J. Glenn. 8vo.
© Oct. 21, 1929; 2 e. Act. 25; aff.
Oct. 24; A 15281; Augsburg pub.
house, Minneapolis. 25252
i adore thee; words and music by T.
F. Ligon. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 8, 1929; E unp. 12961;
Thaddeus F. Ligon, Brunswick, Ga.
25233
I ain’t gonna do it no more; words
and music by Thomas Dorsey.
[Words and melody only] ©1l1e.
Oct. 14, 1929; E unp. 13035; State
Street musie pub. co., inc., Chicago.
25234
I ain’t got no man; words by J. H.
Guernsey, music by Floyd Thomp-
son, © 2 «Oct. 10. 1929; 1 amp,
11905; Thompson & Guernsey, Indi-
anapolis. 25235.
I ain’t got nothing and I don’t want
nothing but you; words by J. Bur-
bidge, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Noy. 8,
1929; E unp. 138043; June Burbidge,
Fort Lauderdale, Fla. 252386.
I ain’t-no one’s and no one iS mine;
words and music by G. Brownson.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Nov. 8, 1929; E unp. 12995; George
Brownson, Vancouver, B. C., Can-
ada. 25237
1337
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
252388
I always knew it would be you; theme | I
song of Take the heir, lyric by Cliff
Hess, music by J. M. Coopersmith.
[Words and melody only] ©le.
Noy. 9, 1929; E unp. 18584; Remick
music corp., New York. 25238
I am a pirate bold; words by John T.
Murray, music by Sam _ Messen-
heimer. © 1 ¢. Nov. 18, 1929; E
unp. 13396; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., Culver City, Calif. 25239
ui
I am always ready for you; words by
P. Fellman, music by F. Karl John.
© 1c. Nov. 8, 1929; E unp. 18376;
Pauline Fellman, Long Beach, N. Y.
25240
I am lonesome, sweetheart; words and
music by D. C. Nelson. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 21, 1929;
E unp. 138498; Davidson C. Nelson,
New York. 25241
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
could learn to love you; words and
music by Samuel Kestenbaum and
M. M. Korn. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 26, 1929; E unp.
13736; Maurice M. Korn, Brooklyn.
25249
could write a song about you; words
and music by C. Ide. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Noy. 9, 1929;
E unp. 13119; Charles Ide, Stoning-
ton, Conn. 25250
cry for you; words and music by HE.
Gerrish. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 8, 1929; E unp. 12964;
Earl Gerrish, Winter Harbor, Me.
25251
I’d love to be a talking-picture queen;
from New Orleans frolics, words by
James Brockman, music by James
Hanley. © 1c. Nov. 13, 1929; EB
unp. 13201; Fox film corp., New
York. 25252
I am thinking of you, dear; melody | 14love to love some one! words by H.
by D. Hochman. © 1 ¢ Nov. 14,
1929; E unp. 138305; David Hochman,
St. Louis. 25242
Heishman, music by Chester HScher.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ec.
Nov. 21, 1929; E unp. 13527; Henry
Heishman, Castalia, O. 25253
I am waiting for you; words by J. M. | 7 don’t know what I’d do without you;
Hillman, music by Hdna Nemchick.
© 1c. Nov. 4, 1929; E unp. 12921;
John M. Hillman, Harrisburg, Or.
252438
I belong to you first and last; words
and music by Clare Hemlock. | [
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Nov. 15, 1929; E unp. 18278; Mary
M,. Donish, Bessemer, Mich. 25244
I can’t cry, go I laugh when I’m blue; | I
words and music by John HE. Brown,
musie arr. by Walter W. Newcomer.
© Oct. 19, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 19; E pub.
10840; John EK. Brown, Newport, Vt.
25245
I can’t lose my Heinie; words by Wes
Frazer, music by Fred Phillips.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ec.
Sept. 23, 1929; E unp. 11189; Lillian
Morton, New York. 25246
I can’t stop loving you; words and mu-
sic by D. C. Nelson. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 21, 1929;
EH unp. 13499; Davidson C. Nelson,
New York. 25247
words and music by F. M. O'Donnell.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Nov. 29, 1929; E unp. 13807; Flora
M. O’Donnell, Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
25254
don’t want tears in your blue eyes;
words and musie by A. J. Limata.
© 1. Nov. 5, 1929; E unp. 12893;
Albert J. Limata, New York. 25255
don’t want to be with anyone but
you; words by L. Morris, music by
Luther A. Clark. © Nov. 20, 1929;
2 c. Nov. 21; E pub. 10912; Lester
Morris, New York. 25256
dreamed last night of my boyhood
home; words by J. Lloyd, music by
Phil Starr. [Words and ‘melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 8, 1929; EH unp.
13044; Josephine Lloyd, Pittsburgh.
25257
fear your love; words and music by
EK. R. Warfield. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Oct. 31, 1929; EH unp.
12843 ; Edith R. Warfield, Baltimore.
25258
I feel it; words by Andy Razaf, music
I cared too; words and music by E. I.
Frederick. © 1 e. Nov. 29, 1929;
E unp. 13838; Edith Irene Freder-
ick, Halethorpe, Md. 25248
1338
by Harry Brooks. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Nov. 18, 1929; H
unp. 13367; Joe Davis, New York.
25259
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
I flew across the great Atlantic, to see
Lam
my wife in France; words and mu-
sie by I. Rosenberg. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Nov. 21, 1929;
EH ounp. 13508; Irving Rosenberg,
Brooklyn. 25260
got a robe; negro spiritual, music
arr. by Purcell J. Mansfield, of
Great Britain, op. 75, no. 12; mixed
voices. 4to. © Oct. 28, 1929; 1 «.
Noy. 9; E for. 7443; Bayley & Fergu-
son, Glasgow. 25261
got the stinger; words and music by
Jabbo Smith. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Oct. 14, 1929; E unp.
138031; State Street music pub. co.,
ine., Chicago. 25262
I had forgotten then; words and music
by E. Fisk. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Sept. 30, 1929; E unp.
11588; Elmer Fisk, Huntsville, Tex.
25263
have the sunshine of His smile;
sacred song, words and music by
Dorothy Dobbins Dake. © Sept.
20, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 7; E pub. 10624;
Finis Jennings Dake, Tulsa, Okl.
25264
have to have you; from _ Pointed
heels, lyric by Leo Robin, music by
Richard A. Whiting. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 13, 1929;
E unp. 13198; Famous music corp.,
New York. 25265
have you—-you haye mé, we’re so
happy all of the time; words and
music by H. Oblinger. . [Chords,
single staff] © 1c. Nov. 22, 1929;
E unp. 13566; Harry Oblinger, San
Francisco. 25266
haven’t a thing to wear; words and
music by I. Janas. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 30, 1929;
E unp. 13873; Irene Janas, Imperial,
Pa. 25267
hear the blue bird calling; words by
E. Spragg, music by David Reed.
© Nov. 15, 1929: 2 c. Nov. 18: E
pub. 10805; Ethel Spragg, Auckland,
New Zealand. 25268
hold Hs hand; hymn, words by J.
R. Baxter, jr., music by W. Allan
Sims. © Oct. 1, 1929: 2c. Nov. 18;
E pub. 10852; W. A. Sims and J. R.
Baxter, jr., Dallas. 25269
hold you close in my dreams; words
and music by Walt Hawkins and
Tiny Burnett [pseud. of C. 8S. Bur-
1339
25279
nett] Seattle, Wash., Burnett mu-
sic pub. co. © June 25, 1929; 2 e.
July 1; E pub. 10790; Charles S.
Burnett, Seattle. 25270
I just keep dreaming of you; words
by Charles F. Feinhals, music by
A. J. Dary. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Nov. 15, 1929; E unp.
13299; Alfred J. Dary, Woodcliff,
Newkc 25271
I just sit and talk to the moonbeams;
fox trot, words and music by Jack
Ricketts and Alan Stranks, of Aus-
tralia. © Sept. 25, 1929; 1 ec Nov.
12; E for. 7500; Allan & cO., pro-
prietary ltd., Melbourne, Australia.
25272
I know I made a Lucky Strike, when
I found you, my sweet; words and
music by M. B. Niesley, M. 8S. Jones
and T. H. Hutchinson. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Aug. 8, 1929;
E unp. 13015; Myron B. Niesley,
Mynard S§S. Jones and Thomas H.
Hutchinson, San Francisco. 25273
I know something, oh! what a story;
words and music by H. F. Nichter.
© 1e. Nov. 4, 1929; E unp. 12879;
Harry F. Nichter, Takoma _ Park,
Md. 25274
I know that I'll be lonely; words and
music by Floyd Thompson and J. H.
Guernsey. © 1 ec. Nov. 27, 1929;
E unp. 13744; Thompson & Guern-
sey, Indianapolis. 25275
I live round the corner, how can I go
straight home? words and music by
Ed. E. Elton, of Great Britain; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by R. S.
Stoddon. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations] © Aug. 19, 1929; 1 « Aug.
21; E for. 7521; B. Feldman & ©9.,
London. 25276
I live to love and love to live; from
The girl who wasn’t wanted, words
by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by Abel
Baer. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1929; E unp. 12946;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 25277
V’ll always be with you; words and
music by H. B. Estrin. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Nov. 15,
1929.; E unp. 13289; H. Bailey Hs-
trin, New York. 25278
Tl be satisfied; words and music by
E. Ginberg. © 1 ¢. Nov. 21, 1929;
E unp. 18505; Ethel Ginberg, Wash-
ington. 25279
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25280
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24.
TI’ll be singing forever; hymn, words
by O. A. Parris, music by J. D.
Wall. © Oct. 1, 1929; 2 ¢. Nov. 18;
E pub. 10848; Stamps-Baxter music
co., Dallas. 25280
Ill build a love nest; words and mu-
Sic by W. H. Fay. [Words and
melody only]: © 1c. Nov. 8, 1929;
E unp. 12972; William H. Fay, Wil-
liamsport, Pa. 25281
I'll cling to the cross; hymn, words
by A. H. Ackley, music by J. H.
Jones. © Nov. 13, 1929; 2 ¢. Nov.
13; E pub. 10761; John H. Jones,
Greensboro, N. C. 25282
Pll keep my kisses for you; words
by W. J. Staley, music by Robt. H.
Brennen. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Nov. 2, 1929; E unp.
12800; Will Jay Staley, Congress
Park, Il. 25283
I'll know Him; hymn, words by J.
R. Baxter, jr., music by M. L. Yan-
dell.” © Oct., 1,:1929;'2 c Novy, 18;
E pub. 10855; M. L. Yandell, Dal-
las. 25284
I’ll never find a pal like you; waltz,
words and music by Al Rose and
Arthur Blair, of Great Britain; pf.
and ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Nov. 13, 1929;
1 ec. Nov. 25; E for. 7611; Camp-
bell, Connelly & co., 1td., London.
25285
I love American melody; words by
Wes Frazer, music by Fred Phil-
lips. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Sept. 23, 1929: EH unp. 111388;
Lillian Morton, New York. 25286
I love her still; words and music by
C. J. Geil, jr. [Words and melody
only] .© 1 e¢. Nov. 26, 1929; E
unp. 13740; Charles J. Geil, jr.,
Huntington Park, Calif. 25287
{ love my crazy girl; fox-trot, by
Raymond Wraskoff, of France;
oreh. parties., 4t0. X©.) Sepia 1,
1929) t cl Octh (53H tor WIS") A.
Benjamin, Paris. 25288
love my lady and my lady loves me;
words and music by J. J. Schneider.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
Noy. 21, 1929; E unp. 13493; John J.
Schneider, Philadelphia. 25289
I love to raise my voice in song; hymn,
words by J. R. Baxter, jr., music
by V. O. Fossett. © Oct. 1, 1929;
2 c. Nov. 18; E pub. 10849; J. R.
Baxter, jr., and V. O. Fossett, Dallas.
25290
Lan
I love you; slow fox trot, words and
music by F. J. Piscatella. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Nov. 29,
1929; E unp. 13806; Frank Joseph
Piscatella, Hartford. 25291
I love you I do; words and music by
W. H. Howard. © Nov. 26, 1929;
2c. Nov. 29; E pub. 11046; Wade H.
Howard, Durant, Miss. 25292:
I love you just the same; words and
music by EH. Chamberlin. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Noy. 23,
1929; E unp. 13646; Earl Chamber-
lin, Uniontown, Pa. 25293.
I love you, Lucille; words by Larry
Rich, musie by L. Rich and Archie
Gioia. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1929; BE unp. 13363;
Lawrence Edw. Rich, New York.
25294
I love you the whole year around;
lyric by Rex Lease, music by W.
Guilbert. [Words and melody only]
©1c. Noy. 4, 1929; E unp. 12908;
Warburton Guilbert, Hollywood,
Calif. 25295
I’m a daughter of Peru; from Nifia
Rosa, lyrics by Irving Caesar, music
by Sigmund Romberg; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Nov. 1, 1929; 2 e.
Nov. 4; HE pub. 10522; Harms, inc.,
New York. 25296:
I’m a veteran of the battle of Broad-
way; lyric by Pat Ballard [pseud..
of F. D. Ballard], music by Tom
Waring. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 23, 1929; E unp. 13625;
Francis Drake Ballard, New York.
2529T
I’m always dreaming of you; fox-trot,.
words by R. Fulling, music by Bur-
rell Van Buren; pf. and ukulele acc.
Palestine, [Jl., Fulling pub. house.
© Oct. 24, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 25; E pub. .
11018; Rena Fulling, Palestine, Ill.
25298.
I’m always trusting you; words and
music by W. K. Sumner. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. Nov. 8,
1929; EB unp. 12969; W. Kent Sum-
ner, Lumberport, W. Va. 25299:
I’m as:good as you; fox-trot, words
and music by Fred Evans, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Oct.
29, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 8; E for. 7484;
Campbell, Connelly & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 253800)
1340
MUSICAL 'COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
25320
I’m blue but nobody cares; words by
William Tracey, music by H. D.
Squires, pf. sc. by Harold Potter;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Oct. 26,
1929; 2 c. Oct. 26; E pub. 10514;
Harry D. Squires, inc., New York.
253801
I’m counting the stars up in heaven;
words by H. W. Kemper, music by
M. H. Stern. [Photostat] © 1.
Noy. 30, 1929; E unp. 18842; Myer
H. Stern and Elise W. Kemper,
Baltimore. 25302
I’m cuckoo over you; words and
music by Bill Merrill and H. Bridg-
man; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
Frank Van. © Aug. 19, 1929; 2c.
Aug. 24; E pub. 8804; William Mer-
rill and Everett Bridgman, Hard-
wick, Vt. 25303
I’m dreaming of you, Evalina; words
by S. Ream, music by Burrell Van
Buren. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1929; E unp. 13715;
Sylvia Ream, Enola, Pa. 25304
I’m fed up with myself, I can’t stand
anymore [!] of me; words and music
by A. H. D’Egville. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Nov. 30, 1929;
E unp. 138860; Alan H. D’EHgville,
New York. 25305
I’m feeling lonely for you; by F. Tur-
man and L. Davis. [Chords, single
staff] © 1c. Nov. 9, 1929; E unp.
13113; Leo McCoy Davis and Floyd
Turman, Los Angeles. 25306
I’m following you; from Cotton and
silk, words and music by Dave
Dreyer and Ballard MacDonald. ©
Nov. 12; 1929; 2 c. Nov. 13; BE pub.
10755; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 25307
I’m for you; words and music by L.
Maisto. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ec. Nov. 27, 1929; E unp. 13764;
Louis Maisto, Brooklyn. 25308
I’m going back to dear old Dixie;
words and music by R. Kirkwood
and Walter E. Wunderlin. New
York city, Frank Harding. © Aug.
5, 1929; 2 ce. Nov. 20; E pub. 10919;
Ruby Kirkwood, Kalamazoo, Mich.
25309
I’m going to meet Minnie tonight;
lyric by Howard Johnson, music by
Gus Edwards. ©1.. Nov. 8, 1929;
E unp. 13070; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., Culver City, Calif. 25310
87056—30——4
I’m happy today; words and music by
J. Weisbein. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 31, 1929; E unp.
12842; Jack Weisbein, Kansas City,’
Mo. 25311
I’m Hollywood bound; words and
music by .R. L. Perry. [Photostat]
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 28, 1929; E unp. 13642; Robert
Leon Perry, Los Angeles, Calif.
. 25312:
I’m in the way; hymn, words and
musie by Frank M. Lynn. © Oct.
1, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 18; E pub. 10846;
Stamps-Baxter music co., Dallas.
25313.
I’m just a Broadway roamer; words
and music by C. T. Ford. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Oct. 31,
1929; E unp. 12826; Charles T.
Ford, Brooklyn. 25314.
I’m just wild over everything and
especially you; words and music
by Abner Silver, Al Sherman and
Al Lewis, arr. by Alfred J. Doyle;
male quartet, without acc. © Oct.
8, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 11; H pub. 10085;
Leo Feist, inc. New York. 253815.
I’m living with memories; waltz,
words and music by Tillie and
Nancy Jay, arr. by J. Kenneth Sis-.
son; orch. 4to. © Nov. 6, 1929;.
2 ce. Nov. 7; E pub. 10591; Michel
Hoffman, New York. 25316:
I’m living with memories; words and
music by Tillie and Nancy Jay; pf.
aec., with ukulele arr. by May Singhi.
Breen. © Nov. 6, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 7;
E pub. 10592; Michel Hoffman, New
York. 25aiT
I’m making believe I don’t care; fox
trot, words by C. Troske, music by
Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. Oct. 31, 1929;
E unp. 12878 ; Charlotte Troske, New
Haven. 25318.
I’m not where I ought to be tonight;
words by Moon Smith, music by H.
Y. Smith. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 13, 1929; E unp.
13212; Harold Y. Smith, Hugene,
Or. 25319:
I’m riding the blinds on a train
headed west; words and music by
Frankie Marvin. [Words and mel-
ody: only}. ©: Gi Nove 19, 1929);
E unp. 13405; Frankie Marvin, Ma-
maroneck, N. Y. 25320:
1341
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25321 ,
I’m sailing on a sunbeam; from Cot-
ton and silk, words and music by
Dave Dreyer and Ballard MacDon-
- ald. © Nov. 12, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 13;
E pub. 10756; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 25321
I’m so lonely; words and music by
A. Sorokoff, of Russia, domiciled at
New York. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 12, 1929; E unp.
13180; Al Sorokoff, New York.
25322
I’m sorry I ever learned to love you;
fox-trot, words by Ralph Butler,
music by Crane David and Maurice
Scott, both of Great Britain; pf.
and ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Sept. 10, 1929;
1 e@. Nov. 13; E for. 7462; Lareine
& co., ltd., London. 25323
I’m such a sap when I’m with you;
lyrics by Herman Timberg, music
by Samuel Timberg. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Nov. 21, 1929;
E ounp. 13517; Robbins musie corp.,
New York. 25824
I’m thinking of someone to-night;
waltz ballad, words and music by
B. L. Happ, arr. by Burrell Van
Buren. Sparrowbush, N. Y., Happ
pub. house. © Oct. 24, 1929; 2 e.
Nov. 25; E pub. 11016; Burton L.
Happ, Sparrowbush, N. Y. 25325
I’m trailing arbutus; lyric by Howard
Johnson, music by Louis Alter. ©
1 ce. Nov. 25, 1929; E unp. 18690;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 25326
I’m up in the clouds; words and mu-
sic by J. P. Helm, 3d. [Words and
melody only] ©41c. Noy. 13, 1929;
EH unp. 13247; James Pendleton
Helm, 38d., Louisville. 25327
I’m with you and you’re with me, so
evrything is going to be O. K.!
words by Rex Lease, music by W.
Guilbert. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 4, 1929; E unp. 12911;
Warburton Guilbert, Hollywood,
Calif, 25328
I’m wondering who; melody by R.
Voynow. © 1c. Nov. 20, 1929; EB
unp. 13489; Richard Voynow, Chi-
cago. 25329:
I may no longer dream; the garden,
poem by Paul England, music by A.
Gibbs, of Great Britain; men’s
voices, unace. London, J. Curwen
& sons, ltd. 4to. © Nov. 5, 1929;
1342
I
b=
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
1c. Nov. 8; E for. 7498; Armstrong
Gibbs, Crossings, Danbury, Essex.
25330
must have my apple; words and
music by B. Lee. © 1c. Nov. 29,
1929; E unp. 18822; Bob Lee, At-
lanta. 25331
need you Mary; words and music by
J. Checchia. [Words and melody
only] ©1ce. Nov. 22, 1929; EB unp.
13565; John Checchia, Philadelphia.
25332
never can dream of you no more!
words by K. Davis, musie by Chester
Escher. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 21, 1929; E unp. 13524;
Klina Davis, Franklin, Pa. 25333
never get lonely; words and music
by L. Harrington. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. Nov. 15, 1929; EB .
unp. 18271; Leila Harrington, Mar-
shall, Mich. 25334
never thought I’d ever care; words
and music by A. Cook and Ken Carr;
pf. and ukulele acc. Cleveland, O.,
Central West music co. © Novy. 14,
1929; 2 c. Nov. 19; E pub. 10868;
Arthur Cook, Cleveland. 25335
I only knew it was you; from Pleasure
=
Lo
crazed, words and music by Clare
Kummer. © Nov. 16, 1929; 2 e. Noy. -
19; E pub. 10952; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, inc., New York. 25336
say adieu; words and music by C.
Derksen. © 1 c. Nov. 4, 1929; HB
unp. 12852; Clemens Derksen, Ham-
ilton, Ill. 25337
still have you sweetheart; words
and music by HE. Thompson, of Great
Britain, domiciled at Detroit; pf. ©
1 c. Nov. 22, 1929; Ei. unpr asaon.
Ernest Thompson, Detroit. 25338
still love you; words and music by
W. Calo; pf. ©1«. Oct. 81, 1929;
E unp. 18128; William Calo, New
York. 25339
strove with none; words by Walter
Savage Landor, music by G. R. Dyer,
jr. © 1c. Noy. 15, 1929; E ump.
13306; George R. Dyer, jr., New
York. 25340
ungdomens dagar; 8 sangvalser, text
av N.ls-Gustaf, musik av Berta On-
nerberg, of Sweden. © Nov. 6,
1929; 1 ce Nov. 21; E for. 7595; Hdi-
tion Sylvain, Stockholm. 253841
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
I ungdomens dagar; 8 singvalser, text
ay N.Is-Gustaf, musik av Berta On-
nerberg, of Sweden; violinstammor.
© Nov. 6, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 21; E for.
7599; Edition Sylvain, Stockholm.
25342
I’ve a kingdom; words by Arthur
Hougham, music by W. R. Voris;
high voice. © Nov. 1, 1929; 2 e.
Oct. 31; E pub. 10835; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 253843
I’ve done lost my girl; words and
music by W. A. Hendrix. .[Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 23,
1929; E unp. 18606; Walter A. Hen-
drix, Gainesville, Fla. 25344
I’ve found the golden key to heaven
that leads to the garden of love;
words and music by A. M. Anthony.
© 1 ec. Noy. 12, 1929; E unp. 18748;
Anna Marie Anthony, Richmond.
25345
I’ve got a complex; words by Court-
ney Lorenzen and L. Soulé, music by
L. Soulé. [Words and melody only]
© 1 c. Nov. 12, 1929; E unp. 13177;
Leonard Soulé, Los Angeles. 25346
I’ve got a million dollar baby, words
by D. Brockman, musie by Burrell
Van Buren. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Nov. 4, 1929; E ump.
12857; Daniel Brockmar, Phipps-
burg, Col. 25347
I've got a new girl now; words by R.
C. Hair, music by Samuel H. Speck.
[Words and melody only] © : «
Noy. 19, 1929; E unp. 13446; Richard
C. Hair, Worcester. 25348
Ive got the Florida blues; words by
A. E. Spencer, music by Samuel H.
Speck. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 19, 1929; E unp. 13439;
Alma E. Spencer, Waynesboro, Va.
25349
I’ve got the laugh on you; words by
Al Schiller, music by W. Bishop.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Nov. 25, 1929; E unp. 13684; Walter
Bishop, New York. 25350
I’ve gotta nutting at all; words by
Harry De Costa, music by Fred Phil-
lips. [Word and melody only] ©
Me, Sept: 23,1929; Hump.) sai 37 ;
Lillian Morton, New York. 25351
I've never been blue; blues, lyries and
music by I. Roubleff, of Great Brit-
ain, domiciled at New York.
[Pho- .
25362
tostat] © 1c. Nov. 30, 1929; B
unp. 13890; Inna Roubleff, New
York. 25352
I want a horsie horse; lyric by Rex
Lease, music by W. Guilbert.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Nov. 4, 1929; E unp. 12909; Warbur-
ton Guilbert, Hollywood, Calif.
25353
I want to do my best; hymn, words
by J. R. Baxter, jr., music by W.
Lee Higgins. © Oct. 1, 1929; 2c.
Noy. 18; E pub. 10851; W. L. Hig-
gins and J. R. Baxter, jr., Dallas.
25354
I want to go back home; words and
music by Lou Seal. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Nov. 7, 1929;
E unp. 18058; Lucille L. Wollman,
New York. 25355
want to make you happy, mother,
dear mother of mine; words and
music by I. Rosenberg. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Nov. 18, 1929;
EK unp. 13364; Irving Rosenberg,
Brooklyn. 25356
I want you; lyrics and music by Pat
Ballard [pseud. of F. D. Ballard.
Words and melody only] © 1.
Cet. 30, 1929; E unp. 12683; Francis
Drake Ballard, New York. 253800
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I want you in my arms and not in my
dreams; words and music by George
Watson Wilfong. © 1c. Mov. 18,
1929; E unp. 13893; G. W. Wilfong,
Fairmont, W. Va. 25358
I want you to know I love you; from
Howdy Broadway, words and music
by Art Terker and Tommy Christian.
© Nov. 1, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 2; E pub.
10605; Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine.,
New York. 25359
I want you to stay with me; words
and music by R. A. Gray. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Nov. 15,
1929; E unp. 13270; Ruby A. Gray,
Alhambra, Calif. 25360 -
I was a wandering sheep; hymn-
anthem, words by Horatius Bonar,
music by George A. Burdett; mixed
voices. © Oct. 31, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 4;
E pub. 10531; Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
ton. 25361
I will follow you; words and music by
H. Donahue. [Words and melody
only] ©1l1e. Nov. 19, 1929; E unp.
13422; Harry Donahue, San Fran-
cisco. 25862
1343
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES —
25363
pt. 117, n. s., Vv. 24
I will make a non-stop flight back into
my Mammy’s arms; words and music
by W. F. Wells. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e Nov. 11, 1929; B
unp. 13136; William F. Wells, Phila-
—delphia. 25363
I wish; words and music by Jacob
Nieburg. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 8, 1929; E unp. 12987;
Jacob Nieburg, Honolulu. 25364
I wish I could forget you in my
dreams; words and music by Vir-
ginia Rowe [i. e. M. V. Rowe] ©
1 ¢. Oct. 19, 1929; E unp. 7484;
Mabel Virginia Rowe, Dallas.
25365
I wish I had a sweetheart; slow drag,
words by G. Conner, music by Bur-
rell Van Buren. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 25, 1929; E unp.
13709; Grace Conner, Indianapolis.
25366
I wish I was a baby again; words by
Buddy Meyers [i. e. G. J. Meyers],
music by Edward Randolph Broun.
Chicago, Meyers & Broun. © Nov.
2, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 18; E pub. 10763;
George Jacob Meyers, Chicago.
25367
I wish I was a butterfly ; words by A.
Lauria, music by Samuel H. Speck.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Oct. .9," 1929: 2c. Nov... i ou.
10664; Anna Lauria, Toledo, O.
25368
I wonder; words by Jack Burroughs,
music by Georges Maurice, of
France, domiciled at San Francisco,
© 1c. Nov. 11, 1929; E unp. 18254;
J. Maurice Rouyer, San Francisco.
25369:
I wonder if it’s really love; from
Shanghai lady, words and music by
Bernie Grossman and Arthur Size-
more. © Nov. 26, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
27; E pub. 11084; Gem music corp.,
New York. 25370
wonder if you know I’m longing;
words by E. E. Berglund, music by
Samuel H. Speck. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Nov. 19, 1929; E
unp. 13445; Earl E. Berglund, Chi-
cago. 25871
La |
I wonder what my old sweetheart’s
doing to-night; words and music by
A. P. Gruenke. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 30, 1929; E unp.
13867; Aloys P. Gruenke, Dent,
Minn. 25372
I wonder why; lyric by Rex Lease,
music by W. Guilbert. [Words and
melody only] © 1 ec. Nov. 4, 1929;
E unp. 12910; Warburton Guilbert,
Hollywood, Calif. 25373
I wonder why; words and music by EB.
Gibbel. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 15, 1929; E unp. 18286;
Elam Gibbel, Berkeley, Calif. 25374
I would walk with my Savior; words
and music by J. Westbrook. [Words
and melody only] ©1« Nov. 2,
1929; E unp. 12812; John Westbrook,
Atlanta. 25375
Ich hab’ mit der Marianne ’ne Panne
gehabt; foxtrot, text von Fritz
Reiter, musik von Rolf Marbot
[pseud. of Albrecht Marktise] of
Germany, klavier-arr. von Hartwig
v. Platen.
Nov. 18; E for. 7466; Musikverlag
City, Leipzig. 25376
Ich kenn ein kleines miadelchen; tango,
worte von Erwin Hohne, musik von
Jack Presburg, of Netherlands. ©
July 20, 1929; 1c. Oct. 2; E for.
7351; Albert Stahl, Berlin. 25377
Idea per camera; sonata in G@ maj.
for violin with figured bass, by Giu-
seppe Valentini, op. 4, arr. by Alfred
Moffat, of Great Britain; violin and
pf. © June 10, 1929; 1 ¢c. Nov. 16;
E for. 7582; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 25378
If dreams come true; words and music
by D. Turlington. © 1 e¢. Sept. 24,
1929; E unp. 11173; Dorothy Tur-
lington, Burgaw, N. C. 25379
If I could see mother to-night; words.
by William Wallace, music by Betsy
White. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. July 5, 1929; E unp. 8645;
Vernon Dalhart, New York. 25380
If I could write a song, I’d write a
song about you; words and music by
Charles Fulcher, arr. by Hugene
Platzman; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by May Singhi Breen. © Nov. 28,
1929; 2 c Nov. 29; E pub. 11049;
J. W. Jenkins sons music co., Kansas:
City, Mo. 25381
If I had a million; words by Mrs.
Yred Lucas, [i. e. M. Lucas], music
by Larry E. Goffin. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 16, 1929;
E unp. 13476; Martha Lucas, Mil-
waukee. 25382
1544
© Oct. 23, (19293 ae
ae —
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no..11, 1929
If I had to do without you: ballad fox-
trot, words and music by George
Pitman. ,.©:1 c. Noy. 15,1929; E
unp. 138344; Joe Davis, New York.
25383
If I’m kind to Mary; fox-trot, words
and music by Erell Reaves, Howard
Flynn and Ralph Butler, all of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Oct. 11, 1929; de Oet...19;) EY for:
7252; Cecil Lennox, ltd., London.
25384
If I only had you; words and music
by George Watson Wilfong. © 1 «.
Nov. 18, 1929; E unp. 13892; G. W.
Wilfong, Fairmont, W. Va. 25385
If I should tell you that I love you;
fox-trot, words and music by Tillie
and Nancy Jay, arr. by Kenn J. Sis-
son; orch. pts. © Oct. 18, 1929; 2c.
Oct. 19; E pub. 10218; Michel Hoff-
man, Brooklyn. 25386
If I were a rose; words by M. Hodges,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 20, 1929;
E unp. 18453; May Hodges, Lake-
hurst, N. J. 25387
If I were king; from the photoplay,
lyric by Leo Robin, music by Sam
Coslow and Newell Chase. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Nov. 7,
1929; E unp. 13001; Famous music
corp., New York. 25388
If it wasn’t for you; words by J.
Miodek, music by Samuel H. Speck.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Noy. 19, 1929; E unp. 18444; John
Miodek, Richmond, Mich. 25389
If only I kin call you mine; words by
Paul L. Dunbar, music by M. HE.
Spaulding. © 1 «¢ Nov. 2, 1929;
E unp. 12782; Mary Ellen Spaulding,
Detroit. 25390
If you believe at sundown, you'll be-
lieve at dawn; words and music by
V. M. Clary. ©1c. Sept. 28, 1929;
E unp. 12880; Veva Mae Clary,
Lansing, Mich. 25391
If you can’t make both ends meat;
fox trot, words and music by I.
Rosenberg. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Nov. 21, 1929; BE unp.
13507; Irving Rosenberg, Brooklyn.
25392
If you give your heart to me; waltz,
words and music by Geo. B. L.
Braun. © 1c. Nov. 4, 1929; E unp.
12914; Concord pub. co., San Fran-
cisco. 25393
25403
If you'll be mine; words and music by
W. J. Rexford. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Nov. 18, 1929; E unp.
13348; William Jess Rexford, Bay
Shore, N. Y. 25394
It youll only forgive me, we'll be
sweethearts again; words and music
by Bob Traina. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Nov. 8, 1929; E unp.
13083; Frank Vallone, New York.
253895
If you missed me; words and music
by M. M. Entwisle. [Words and
melody only] © 16. Nov. 8, 1929;
E unp. 12978; Mary M. Entwisle,
Monona, Ia. 25396
If you only knew how I feel about
you: words and music by M.
McGrogan. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 15, 1929; E unp.
13259; Margaret McGrogan, Lowell,
Mass. 25397
If you were the only girl; from The
vagabond lover, words by Clifford
Grey, music by Nat D. Ayer; pf. and
ukulele ace. New York, Chappell-
Harms, inc. © Nov. 13, 1929; 2 e.
Noy. 15; E pub. 11009; B. Feldman
& co., London. 25398
If you will come to Corté; pt.-song,
poem by Rose Fyleman, music by
Dorothy Howell, of Great Britain;
sop. 1, 2 and contralto. Winthrop
Rogers ed. 4to. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Oct. 3, 1929;
1 ec. Oct. 12; E for. 7260; Hawkes &
son (London) Itd., London. 25399
If you would come back to me; words
and music by C. A. Haufe. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 25,
1929; E unp. 18676; Charles A.
Haufe, San Carlos, Calif. 25400
If your best friend won’t tell you; from
Show of shows, lyric by Al. Dubin,
Sage Joe Burke; pf. and ukulele
nee. Nov. 8; 2929 ; .2.e. Nov. 12;
EH pub. 10769; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 25401
Igloo song; from Frozen justice, lyries
by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by Abel
Baer. [Words and melody only]
©1e Nov. 20, 1929; E unp. 135838;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine.,
New York. 25402
Il a bouffé des clarinettes; one-step,
par E. Zamor, fils, arr. par F. Sala-
bert, of France; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur, 1° violini conducteur
et paroles. 4to. © Sept. 1, 1929;
1,c. Oct. 5;.H for.. 7124;.. Francis
Salabert, Paris. 25403
1346
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25404
Il joue du _bandoleon...; java,
paroles de Jean Lenoir, musique de
Jack Lynn, of France. © Sept. 1,
1929 ET ef "Oct! IGS OW | forneie0s.:
Choudens, Paris. 25404
Ilda waltz; by G. F. Cameron; ten.
banjo 1, 2. 4to. © Sept. 26, 1929;
2c. Oct. 1; E pub. 10661; Guy F.
Cameron, Akron, Col. 25405
Tlusions del alma; tango, lyrie and
music by C. G. Aceves, of Mexico.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Noy. 22, 1929; E unp. 13574; Carlos
G. Aceves, New York. 25406
In a cathedral; words by Alice Regina
Johnson, music by George Leonidas
Mulfinger. [Photostat] © Nov. 15,
19293) 2.06G Nov. 205,7H pulp tout -
Rudolph M. Mulfinger, Chicago.
25407
In a garden enchanted; words by G.
Malaspina, music by Samuel H.
Speck. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 19, 1929; E unp. 13441;
Genevieve Malaspina, Mamont, Pa.
25408
In a graveyard on the hill; words and
music by Josh Manson and Elmer
Owens. © Oct. 29, 1929; 2 © Nov.
18; E pub. 10810; Adams, Vee &
Abbott, ine., Chicago. 25409
In a hammock; by Felix White, of
Great Britain; pf. © Sept. 30,
1929 30 1.6. Oct. h28 2; Aion mieaO:
Schott & co., Itd., London. 25410
In a little cottage; words and music
by A. G. Bolt. ©1c. Nov. 16, 1929;
E unp. 18326; Arthur G. Bolt,
Buffalo. 25411
In all my dreams, I loved you; ballad,
words and muSie by O. J. Cobb; pf.
and ukulele acc. © 1 ¢c. Nov. 25,
1929; EH unp. 138677; Olman J. Cobb,
Houston. 25412
In an old garden with you; waltz
ballad, words by Eugene A. Panzone,
musie by Henry Orloff; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by Paul De Frank.
© Oct. 1, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 5; E pub.
10565; Supreme music co., Boston.
254138
In an old world garden; from the pic-
ture, words and music by Harry S.
Pepper, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Nov. 8, 1929: 1 e.
Wov. 16) > By for. “7519 Cpix ite.
London. 25414
pt. 111, n. 8., v. 24
In apple blossom time; words and
music by G. E. Morley. ©1c. Nov.
14, 1929; E unp. 13226; Gertrude
Estelle Morley, Silverton, Or. 25415
In bluebird lane with you; words by
Leo Halo, music by A. W. Dupaw.
© 1c. Nov. 1, 1929; E unp. 12757;
Arthur Walker Dupaw, Burlington,
Wt 25416
In Canada; Hudson’s Bay eco. patrol,
arr. by W. HE. Delaney, of Canada;
pf; -© July 9, 1929: 1 ¢ Aueore:
E for. 7618; Hudson’s Bay co., Win-
nipeg, Man., Canada. 25417
In carnival time; by Hilsel Holt; pf.
© Nov. 19, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 20; E pub.
10877; Century music pub. co., New
York. 25418
In Creole company; southern dance,
by Hilsel Holt; pf. © Nov. 19, 1929;
2 ce. Nov. 20; E pub. 10872; Century
music pub. co., New York. 25419
In einer kleinen konditorei; tango,
worte von Ernst Neubach, musik yon
Fred Raymond, arr. von Ferdinand
Loll, both of Austria; orch. stimmen.
4to. © Aug. 8, 1928; 1 © Sept. 21,
1929; E for. 7295; Hdition Seala,
Vienna. 25420
In excelsis gloria; Christmas carol,
words A. D. 1500, music by F. Flax-
ington Harker, op. 56; low voice. ©
Oct. 8, 1929; 2 ce. Oct. 12; E pub.
10687 ; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
25421
In Galam; Louisiana song of slavery,
words by Marie Lussi, music by
David W. Guion ; med. voice. © Oct.
15, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 21; EH pub. 10701;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 25422
In gay Seville; words by Laura Ten-
ney, music by Robert W. Gibb; sop.
1, 2, and alto.’ 4to. © Oct. 16, 1929;
2c. Nov. 4; E pub. 10532; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 25423
In heaven, dear; words and music by
Al. Stern [i. e. Aaron Stern] and
Bill Geisheker [i. e. W. Geisheker]
© 1c. Aug. 16, 1929; E unp. 10488;
Aaron Stern and William Geisheker,
Milwaukee. 25424
In her garden; words and music by
EK. Chamberlin. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Nov. 19, 1929; E unp.
138428 ; Earl Chamberlin, Uniontown,
Pa, 25425
In Monmartre [!]; words by Howard
Johnson, music by Louis Alter. ©
te. Nov. 8, 1929; BE ‘unp. 1e0er;
1346
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 25426
In my aeroplane; words by J. HE.
Guernsey, music by Floyd Thomp-
son. © 1 ce. Oct. 10, 1929; E unp.
11900; Thompson & Guernsey, In-
dianapolis. 25427
In my air-castle of dreams; words by
L. Gaiotto, music by Frank Craco-
lice, jr. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 29, 1929; E unp. 13825;
Louis Gaiotto and Frank Cracolice,
jr., San Jose, Calif. 25428
In my dream of heaven and you; words
and music by H. B. Hstrin. [Words
and melody only] © 1 « Nov. 18,
1929; EX unp. 13358; Herman Bailey
Estrin, New York. 25429
In my garden of memories; words by
B. R. Allender, music by Lee Turner.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Nov. 1, 1929; EH unp. 12776; Beulah
Raye Allender, Seattle. 25480
In peace will I lay me down; anthem,
words from Psalm 4, music by Fred-
erie Lord, of Canada; mixed voices.
4to. © Nov. 6, 1929: 1 c. Nov. 8;
E for. 7486; Anglo-Canadian music
co., Toronto, Canada. 25431
In playland; five pieces, by Cecil Bur-
leigh, op. 69; violin and pf. © Sept.
a 1929: 2c. Sept..17 < EY pub. T0775;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 25432.
In that dear little garden of mine;
words and music by A. Kuttes; pf.
and ukulele ace. San Francisco,
Meryl Prince. © Oct. 16, 1929; 2 c¢.
Oct. 22; E pub. 10467; Anthony
Kuttes, San Francisco. 25433
In that ramshackle shack; words and
musie by H. Wieland. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Nov. 15, 1929;
E sunp. 138287; Harry Wieland, Phila-
delphia. 25434
In the beautiful valley of love; waltz,
words by L. D. Akers, music by Cas-
per Nathan. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Nov. 4, 1929; E unp.
12877; Laurence D. Akers, Ukiah,
Calif. 254385
In the court of the old French king;
old French dance, by Hilsel Holt;
pf. © Nov. 19, 1929; 2 ec. Nav. 20;
E pub. 10870; Century music pub.
co., New York. 25436
In the inn; she stood in the inn wel-
coming him in, words and music by
E. S. Murphy. ©1c. Nov. 7, 1929;
25448
EK unp. 12998; Edward Staat Mur-
phy, Brooklyn. 254387
In the Ozarks; words and musie by
W. L. Carey; mixed voices. © 1 c¢.
Noy. 13, 1929; E unp. 138213; William
Luther Carey, Noel, Mo. 25438
In the queen’s company; melodie gra-
cieuse, by Hilsel Holt; pf. © Nov.
19, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 20; E pub. 10878;
Century music pub. co., New York.
25439
In the valley of broken hearts; words
and musie by J. Holyecross. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 15,
- 1929; E unp. 18281; Jessie Holy-
eross, Winlock, Wash. 25440
In the valley of my dreams; from City
girl, words and music by Pierre Nor-
man and James Hanley. © Nov. 12,
1929 :°2 ef/Nov:. 135° pub. 10953
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 25441
Independent lover ; words and music by
A. Petolino. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 14, 1929; E unp.
13218; Anthony Petolino, Newark,
Ne idi: 25442
Infantry march; words and music by
M. R. Drum. ©1e. Nov.,25, 1929;
E unp. 13668; Mary Réaume Drum,
Brooklyn. 25443
Into my heart; lyric by Roy Turk, mu-
sic by Fred Ahlert. © 1c Nov. 18,
1929; E unp. 13388; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., Culver City, Calif.
25444
Inundation ; by Adolph Fink; orch pts.
with pf., organ, conductor. Aug.
21, 1929; 2c. Aug. 24; E pub. 8810;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
25445
Invocation to Terpsichore; words and
music by H. W. Peirce. [Chords,
single staff] © 1c. Nov. 27, 1929;
E unp. 13778; Helen Wyeth Peirce,
Haddon Heights, N. J. 25446
Io tengo ’o pallone; words by G. Ama-
to, music by E. Cannio, of Italy,
domiciled at Brooklyn. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Nov. 7, 1929;
E unp. 18052; Gennaro Amato,
Brooklyn, 25447
Iowa fights; words and music by W.
R. Law. © Nov. 1, 1929; 2 « Nov.
11; E pub. 10655; Melrose bros. mu-
Sic co., ine.. Chicago. 25448
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25449
pt. 111, 0. S., v. 24
Ipogia taverna; words by O. Caravias
Ocar, music by Ierotheo Skiza, of
Italy, domiciled at New York.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
July 18, 1929; E unp. 8977; Syn-
chronic pub. co., New York. 25449
Irreyerencia; words by José de Diego,
music by J. Roqué. © 1c. Noy. 21,
1929; E unp. 13521; Julio Roqué,
New York. 25450
Is it thine? hymn, words from Streams
in the desert, music by Evangeline
C. Thuline. 4to. © Dee. 29, 1928;
2c. Nov. 18, 1929; E pub. 10896; Ab-
bie L. Crockett, Sayre, Pa. 25451
Is the moon tired? 2-pt. song, words by
Christina Rossetti, music by Ivan
Phillip, of Great Britain; treble
voices. Winthrop Rogers ed. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Oct. 3:;,1929 +91 emOcts 42 SeHiior.
7258; Hawkes & son (London) Itd.,
London, 25452
Isabel; tango, lyric and music by C.
G. Aceves, of Mexico. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Nov. 22, 1929;
W unp. 13578; Carlos G. Aceves, New
York. 25453
Isabel; words and music by T. Bertha.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Nov. 22, 1929; E unp. 18563; Tom
Bertha, New York. 25454
Isn’t this a cock-eyed world? from
Hold everything, lyric by Al. Du-
bin, music by Joe Burke; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Oct. 31, 1929; 2 ec.
Nov. 5; E pub. 10647; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 25455
Israel mourns her lost splendor ; words
by Alice Metcalf, music by Clar-
ence S. Metcalf; mixed voices. 4to.
© Nov. 25, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 29; E-
pub. 11050; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 25456
It; words and music by S. Favari. ©
1 c. Nov. 18, 1929; E. unp. 13355;
Sam Favari, Hollidays Cove, W. Va.
25457
It ain’t none of my business; by H. M.
Steinbaugh; melody, with pf. acc.
© 1c. Oct. 16, 1929; E unp. 12846;
Helen M. Steinbaugh, Birmingham,
Mich. — 25458
It happened in Monterey; lyric by
Billy Rose, music by Mabel Wayne.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Nov. 4, 1929; E unp.: 12884; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 25459
It is just a matter of taste; words and
music by E. T. Amsterdam. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Noy. 12,
1929; E unp. 13191; Ed. Theodore
Amsterdam, San Francisco. 25460
It is you; lyric by Rex Lease, musie
by W. Guilbert. [Words and melody
only] ©1e« Nov. 4, 1929; E unp.
12912; Warburton Guilbert, Holly-
wood, Calif. 25461
It may be a day; words by Julian F.
DePree, music by C. E. Van Dom-.
melen. © 1c. Oct. 29, 1929; E unp.
13258; Charles Edward Van Dom-
melen, Holland, Mich. 25462
It must be love; words by Mary Ricca
Compton, music by E. L. Ricca.
[Words and melody only] ©1le
Noy. 6, 1929; E unp. 12934; Emile
Louis Ricca, San Jose, Calif. - 25463
It must be you; words by Roy Turk,
music by Fred EH. Ahlert. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 27, 1929; E unp. 13819; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver City,
Calif. 25464
It’s bad for your soul; by Helen Savage
and Walter Melrose, arr. by Tiny
Parham [pseud. of H. 8. Parham] ;
orch. pts. 4to. © Nov, 1, 192932 @
Noy. 11;,E Pub. 10654; Melrose bros.
musie co., Chicago. 25465
It’s home sweet home to me; werds
and music by K. Justus. © 1c. Nov.
23, 1929; E unp. 18638; Kathryn
Justus, Chicago. 25466
It’s natural; fox-trot, lyrics by Cal
Norris [i. e. Calvin Irving Norris],
music by B. Oakland. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 26, 1929;
E unp. 13705; Ben Oakland and Cal.
Norris, New York. 25467
It’s only you I love; words by Wilburn
Legree, music by Burrell Van Buren.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Nov. 25, 1929; E unp. 138733; Wilburn
Legree, Flint, Mich. 25468
It’s so easy for me to love you; words
by D. Field Brooks, music by I. B.
Foldessy. © 1c. Nov. 6, 1929; HB
unp. 12936; Irene Brooks Foldessy,
San Diego, Calif. 25469
It’s the Spanish blood that’s in me;
words and music by F. Hinton. ©
1 ce. Nov. 6, 1929; E unp. 12928;
Frayser Hinton, Memphis, Tenn. ©
25470
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no. 11, 1929
25491
It’s true; words and music by A. Hol-
lis. [Words and melody only] ©
» Ie.) Octs -31,:14929.>0K unps:: 12838 ;
Alexander Hollis, Danbury, Conn.
25471
It’s you I love; words and music by
Benny Davis, J. Fred Coots and
Arthur Swanstrom; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Nov. 4, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 5;
E pub. 10578; Davis, Coots & Engel,
inc., New York. 25472
It was not meant to be; words and
music by K. D. Henderson. © May
1, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 6; E pub. 10585;
Kay Dover Henderson, Larchmont,
BY: 25473
Ivory kapers; by Giff Fahrmeyer: pf.
© Nov. 19; 1929; 2 c. Nov. 20; E
pub. 10865; Vandersloot music pub.
co., Williamsport, Pa. 25474
Jack-of-hearts; words by A. Douglas,
music by Robt. H. Brennen. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Nov. 2,
1929; E unp. 12801; Alyce Douglas,
Detroit. 25475
Jacobsen (Maxim) 100 technische
paraphbrasen tiber Kreutzer-ettiden;
zur hdchsten ausbildung der violin-
technik, von M. Jacobsen, of Ger-
Many;,.0d...1,; htt. r2 ©,..Sept 2,
1929; 1 c. Oct. 21; HE for. 7379.;; Wil-
helm Zimmermann, Leipzig.
Jama jama blues; words by F. F.
Huston, music by H. Clifford. ©1ce.
Noy. 4, 1929; E unp. 12876; Florence
Frances Huston, Kingman, Ariz.
25477
Japanese; words by Andy Razaf, music
by Harry Brooks: [Words and mel-
ody only] ©41e. Nov. 18, 1929; E
unp. 18348; Joe Davis, New York.
25478
Japanischer laternentanz; von Yoshi-
tomo ‘[pseud. of Carl Zimmer], of
Germany; orchesterstimmen, mit pf.
direction u. violino i direction. 4to.
©). July’ '12, 1929) 1 ¢ Sept) 21". Bb
for. 7294; Paul Westphal, Berlin-
Karlshorst. 25479
Java et java; java chantée de l’opé-
rette Arthur, livret et lyrics de
André Barde, musique de H. Chris-
tiné, of France; pf. et ukulele acc.
© Sept. 25, 1929; 1 ¢. Oct. 16; E for.
7212; Francis Salabert, Paris. 25480
Jazz babies; suite, von Leopold Mitt-
mann, of Germany; klavier.
[2 others] © Aug. 10, 1929; 1 «.
Oct. 2; E for. 7349; Wilhelm Zim-
merman, Leipzig. 25481
25476 '
Stomp. |
Jazz-Suite ; by Louis Gruenberg, op. 28;
orch. sc. © Oct. 10, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
4; E pub. 10584; Cos Cob press, inc.,
New York. 25482
Je n’ai jamais le temps; one-step
chanté de l’opérette Arthur, livret et
lyrics de Andre Barde, musique de
H. Christiné, of France; pf. acc.,
avec ukulele arr. par. F. Salabert.
© Sept. 25, 1929; 1 « Oct. 16; E
for. 7198; Francis Salabert, Paris.
25483
Je n’ sais pas fair’ ca; fox-trot chanté,
de Vopérette Arthur, livret et lyrics
de André Barde, musique de H.
Christiné, of France; pf. ace., avec
ukulele arr. par. F. Salabert. ©
Sept. 25, 1929; 1 c.. Oct. 16; E for.
7197; Francis Salabert, Paris.
25484.
Je ne sais pas; fox-trot melody, de la
revue Paris-Madrid, paroles de Géo
Koger et E. Audiffred, musique de
Vincent Scotto, of France. © Sept.
2mf 19293 ft ce Oety 16; “Hi for, "17:
G. Lorette, Paris. 25485
Je suis aimé; one-step, de l’opérette,
Vive Leroy, par Fred Pearly et Pierre
Chagnon, both of France; orch. par-
ties, avec pf. conducteur, 1° violino
conducteur et paroles. 4to. © Sept.
tL AO 4 a eC. Oct: ae Mi for. T1255
Francis Salabert, Paris. 25486
Jeg ved hvor der venter en pige; af
operetten Lykkens herberg, tekst af
Viggo Barfoed, musik af Gunnar
Brandt, of Denmark; pf. © Aug. 8,
1929; 1 c. Aug. 23; E for. 7491; Wil-
helm Hansen, Copenhagen. 25487
Jesus and His love; hymn, words and
music by R. O. Badger. © 1c. Nov.
4, 1929; E 12863; Ruth Ola Badger,
Berkeley, Calif. 25488
Jesus grows dearer day by day; words
and music by H. M. Greene; mixed
voices. © 1 ce. Nov. 29, 1929; E
unp. 138839; Helene M. Greene,
Rochester, N. Y. 25489
Jesus, I my cross have taken; words
by bey FY. luyte, ‘music ‘by. co Ase™:
Downer; .soli and cho. of mixed
voices. Los Angeles, Calif., Chas.
F. Loveland. 4to. © Nov. 19, 1929;
2c. Nov. 23; E pub. 10959; Adelaide
Tiffany Downer, Los Angeles.
2 25490
Jesus, Thy name I bear; hymn, words
by William Colton Clark, music by
Fred. West. © Nov. 8, 1929; 2 «.
Nov. 19; E pub. 11008; Hope pub.
co., Chicago. 25491
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25492
Jesuslied ; hymn to Jesus, gedicht aus
dem mittelalter, English words by
John Bernhoff, of Germany, music
by Eugen Hildach, of Germany, op.
23. 1. Tiefere stimme.—2. Hohe
stimme. © Mar. 10, 1929; 1c. June
1; E for. 5144, 5145; MHeinrich-
shofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Ger-
many. 25492, 25493
Jirak (K. B.) Ouvertiire; zu einer
komoddie von Shakespeare, musik
von K. B. Jirak, of Czechoslovakia,
op. 22; orch. Partitur. © Aug. 28,
1929; 1 ce. Oct. 2; E for. 7411; Uni-
versal-edition a. g., Vienna. ‘25494
Sonate; von K. B. Jirak, of
Czechoslovakia, op. 26; viola und
klavier. © Dec. 1, 1926; 1 c. May
16, 1929; E for. 4571; N. Simrock,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 25495
Joker (The) ; words by C. E. James,
music by Phil Starr. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Oct. 28,
1929; 2 ec. Nov. 20; E pub. 10920;
Charlotte E. James, Brooklyn.
25496
Jollity; by Mortimer Wilson, op. 85,
no. 8; pf. © Nov. 19, 1929; 2 «.
Nov. 20; E pub. 10886; Century mu-
sic pub. co., New York. 25497
Jordan bound; negro spiritual, words
and music by M. Jefferson. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Nov. 30,
1929; E unp. 18844; Maceo Jeffer-
son, Paris. 25498
Josie and me; slow fox-trot, words
and music by Jack O’Hagan, of Aus-
tralia. © Sept. 23, 1929; 1 c. Nov.
12; BE for. 7499; Allan & co., proprie-
tary ltd., Melbourne, Australia.
25499
Jgourney’s end; words by Graham
John, music arr. by Maurice Rubens.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Aug. 19, 1929; E unp. 10180; Shu-
bert theatre corp., New York.
25500
Joyeux matin; par F. Mérigot, of
France; pf. © Sept. 1, 1929; 1 «¢.
Oct. 5; E for. 7137; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 25501
Juanita—The old oaken bucket; arr.
by Crosby Mollenhauer; 4 violins
and pf. © Oct. 29, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
2; EK pub. 10472; Hamilton S. Gor-
don, ine., New York. 25502
Jubel un danz; heiteres volkslied aus
Baden, musik von Bruno Leipold, of
Germany, op. 236; vierstimmigen
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
gemischten chor. 4to. © July 5,
1929; 1 c. Oct. 2; H for. 7318; P. J.
Tonger, Cologne/Rh., Germany. ;
25503
June bells; words and music by Harle
Gerdon and Tiny Burnett [pseud. of
C. 8. Burnett] Seattle, Wash., Bur-
nett music pub. co. © June 25,
1929; 2 c. July 1; E pub. 10791;
Charles S. Burnett, Seattle. 25504
Jungle dance; by William Morris; ten.
banjo solo. © Nov. 22, 1929; 2 ¢.
Nov. 18; E pub. 10880; Don Santos
pub. co., ine., Rochester, N. Y.
25505
Junora; or, Ole Master mind, comedy, -
‘with music, by J. F. McMahon. ©
1 c. Nov. 25, 1929; D unp. 27619;
Joseph F. McMahon, Los Angeles.
25506
Just a curly headed baby; words by
G. Wall, music by Margaret Wall.
© Nov. 26, 1929; 2 c Nov. 29; BE
pub. 11048; Gene Wall, Pisgah, Ia.
2550
Just a little bit of loving, from no one
but you; words by Louise Paquette,
music by R. Lowe. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Nov. 11, 1929;
E unp. 13130; Richmond Lowe,
Akron, O. 25508
Just a little smile, baby mine; words
and music by O. Lavigne. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 15,
1929; E unp. 13267; Odile Lavigne,
Clinton, Mass. 25509
Just a melody for a memory; words
by E. Y. Harburg and Irving Kahal,
music by Jay Gorney and Sammy
Fain; pf. and ukulele ace. © Nov.
6, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 8; E pub. 10947;
Famous music corp., New York.
25510
Just an echo of you; words and music
by Frank Parente. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Aug. 2, 1928;
E 695814; James Dante, Madison,
ONES el. 25511
Just an hour of love; from Show of
shows, lyric by Al. Bryan, music by
Eddie Ward; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Oct. 4, 1929; 2 ce. Oct. 12; E pub.
10448; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 25512
Just an image of you; words by J. M.
Hillman, music by Edna Nemchick.
© 1c. Noy. 18, 1929; E unp. 138408;
John M. Hillman, Harrisburg, Or.
25513
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no. 11, 1929
Just around the corner; words and
music by L. H. Nichols. © 1c. Nov.
9, 1929: BE ‘unp. 18115; Leonard
Herschel Nichols, Pomona, Calif.
25514
Just because; words and music by M.
C. Schaefer. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 30, 1929; E unp.
138879; Marie C. Schaefer, Balti-
more. , 25515
Just down Broadway a block away;
words by Paul Mangarella, music
by F. Ramondetta. [Words and
melody only] ©1« Nov. 4,. 1929;
E unp. 12871; Frank Ramondetta,
Brooklyn. 25516
Just for you; words and music by C.
A. Haufe. [Words and melody only]
©1e. Nov. 29, 1929; E unp. 13810;
Charles A. Haufe, San Carlos, Calif.
20017
Just for you, my sweetheart; waltz
ballad, words by Thomas McWil-
liams, music by Don Fina [i. e. D. P.
Fina. Words and melody only] ©
Te. UNOVe.- 265, 40290: Hh. UND. ASELT 5
Donald P. Fina, Kenosha, Wis.
25518
Just keep on loving me; words by
C. C. Dean, music by David Reed.
© 1 ce. Nov. 18, 1929; E unp. 13352;
C. C. Dean, Homewood, Ill. 25519
Just let me love you; words and music
by A. M. Brown. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e Nov. 25, 1929; B
unp. 138671; Aaron M. Brown, Palo
Alto, Calif. 25520
Just like a blue bird; words and music
by C. A. Haufe. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Nov. 30, 1929; E unp.
13846; Charles A. Haufe, San Carles,
Calif. aT TVA
Just like a cloud; words and music
by R. Hunko. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 8, 1929; EB unp.
12992; Roger Hunko, New York.
25522
Just like a vagabond; words and mu-
sic by Michael H. Cleary and Herb-
ert Magidson; pf. © 1 c. Mar. 30,
1929; E unp. 5418; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 25523
Just like my heart; lyric by M. Parker,
music by Arlie Wright. © 1 ec. Oct.
19, 1929; E unp. 13166; Mary Par-
ker, Benton Harbor, Mich. 25524
25535
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Just like the butterfly’s broken wing;
words by A. W. Passow, music by
Harry Clifford (© (1we. INO.) 27,
1929; E unp. 18782; Alma Woeller
Passow, Wausau, Wis. 25525
Just me and my radio; words by Al
Woods, music bv W. Osborne.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Ney. 1. 1929s wrrane: LTT Al
Woods and Will Osborne, New York.
25526
Just one glimpse; hymn, words and
musie by N. B. Vandall. © Oct. 14,
1293) 2 Cc Nove{ ok pub. 10623:
N. B. Vandall, Akron, O. 25527
Just one more kiss; words and music
by W. P. Van Altena. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Nov. 29, 1929;
EK unp. 138797; Wm. P. Van Altena,
Oakland, Calif. 25528
Just over the sea; hymn, words and
music arr. by L. M. Hedge, with in-
troductory cho. arr. by Herbert Buf-
fum. Published by Herbert Buffum.
4to. © Apr. 10, 1929; 2 «@ Nov. 4;
E pub. 10660; L. M. Hedge, Portland,
Or. 25529
Just smile; words by G. Savage, music
by G. Savage, jr. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Nov. 21, 1929; E
unp. 13497; Guy Savage, jr., Hous-
ton. 25530
Just to play hookey again; words and
music by J. Hannigan. © 1c. Nov.
15, 1929; E unp. 13297; John Han-
nigan, Los Angeles. 25531
Just twenty years ago; words by HE. S.
Cole, music by Samuel H. Speck.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Oct. 24, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 20; E pub.
10922; Emerson S. Cole, Richmond.
25532
Just wait and see sweetheart; from
Kibitzer, words by Leo Robin, music
by Richard A. Whiting; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Nov. 20, 1929; 2 c Nov.
22; E pub. 11012; Famous music
corp., New York. 25533
Just we two; words and music by H.
H. Hayden; pf. © 1 e¢. Nov. 16,
1929; E unp. 13338; Henry Everett
Hayden, Wilmington, Mass. 255384
Just why we drifted apart; words and
music by EH. F. McDaniel. © 1.
Nov. 12, 1929; E unp. 13171; Earl
Francis McDaniel, Sacramento,
Calif. 25535
1351
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25536
Just yesterday; waltz ballad, words by
E. W. Kemper, music by M. H. Stern.
[Photostat] © 1 ¢. Sept. 20, 1929;
E unp. 11081; Myer Henry Stern
and Elise W. Kemper, Baltimore.
25536
Just you; words and music by George
B. L. Braun; pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by Ralph Eliaser. © Apr. 5,
1929; 2 c. May 8; E pub. 10838; Con-
cord pub. co., San Francisco. 25537
Just you and I; words by Lilly Ashby
Levy, music by R. A. Le Bonde. ©
1c. Nov. 29, 1929; E unp. 13812;
Robert Arnold Le Bonde, Portland,
Or. 25538
Kauzlein (Das) ; altdeutsches lied, ge-
setzt von Josef Reiter, of Austria;
miinnerchor. 4to. © Dec. 1, 1929;
1c. Sept. 21; E for. 7306; Gustav
Bosse, Regensburg, Germany.
25539
Kaiser-walzer; by Johann Strauss, op.
437, rev. and arr. by Bernhard Egg,
of Germany; small orch. pts., with
pf. or organ conductor and ist violin
conductor. © Mar. 1, 1929; 1¢. May
16; E for. 4522; N. Simrock, G. m.
b. H., Berlin. 25540
Kalikongo; pt.-song, words by Fred-
erick H. Martens, music by Lily
Strickland; mixed voices. 4to. ©
Nov. 14, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 18; E pub.
10813; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
25541
Kalikongo; words by Frederick H.
Martens, music by Lily Strickland ;
male voices. 4to. © Nov. 25, 1929;
2% Cy NOY: 29 2H! Dulas od.
Fischer & bro., New York. 25542
Kantate; Jerusalem, du hochgebaute
stadt, musik von Kurt Thomas, of
Germany, op. 12; vier solostimmen,
gemischten chor, orch. wu. orgel.
Partitur. © Oct. 15, 1929; 1 ¢. Oct.
29; EH for. 7418; Breitkopf & Hartel,
Leipzig. 25543
Kaptain Kuttle; words by Kenneth V.
Goulden, music by Charles H. Roth;
bar. © Noy. 18 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 20;
E pub. 10889; Hamilton S. Gordon,
ine., New York. 25544
Katiuska; fox trot, di Tito Spano
[pseud. of Francesco Mignone], of
Italy; pf. ©. 1c. May 2719292"
unp. 6337; Enrico Bernstiel, Milan.
25545
Keep in step! march, by F. Joseph
Bayerl; pf., with triangle and bells
ad lib, © Oct. 26, 1929; 2 e@ Oct.
pt. 111, n. 8., v. 24
28; E pub. 10740; Edward Schuberth —
& co., ine., New York. 25546
words by Leota Gid-
dings, music by L. Giddings and
Gertrude Lane. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ec. Nov. 25, 1929;
Ei eunp. 18712; Gertrude Lane, Bath-
gate, N. D. 25547
Keep your honor bright; words and
music by L. McDonald. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 31, 1929;
E unp. 12834; Leona McDonald, Mt.
Vernon, O. 25548
Keeping the wolf from the door; from
The gold diggers of Broadway, by
Joe Burke, arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus;
vocal orch. pts. 4to. © Oct. 31,
1929.2, @ .Noyv..53 Ey pub. 10Geq 5
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
25549
Kehraus—galopp; aus Fasching, von
W. Kienzl, of Germany, op. 67, eitl.
von H. Eggert, of Germany; Salon
u. grosses orch. stimmen, mit violino
1 direction. © Aug. 10, 1929 "4 ¢,
Oct. 2; E for. 7344; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany. 25550
Kemp’s jigg ; from The dancing master,
selected and ed. by Douglas and
Helen Kennedy, arr. by Arnold
Foster, of Great Britain; pf. (In
Country dance tunes, new series 1)
© Nov. 30, 1929; 1 ec. Nov. 380; EB
for. 7669; English folk dance soc.,
London. 25551
Kennst du das geftihl, wenn man
verliebt ist? lied und English waltz,
text von Kurt Schwabach und Willy
Rosen, musik von W. Rosen, of Ger-
many, arr. von Hartwig v. Platen;
orch. stimmen, mit pf. direktion u.
violine 1 direktion. 4to. © Oct. 3,
1929 “te.” Nov... O35 Ei Ot. sae
Musikverlag Lyra, Berlin-Wilmers-
dorf. 25552
Kentucky moon; lyric by J. DuGuay
and L. Charles, music by Raoul
Lepine; pf. and ukulele acc. ©1e.
Nov. 20, 1929; E unp. 13450; Josue
DuGuay, Leonard Charles, and Zoel
DuGuay, Biddeford, Me. 25553
Key board kurios; by S. De Rienzo;
pf. © 1 e. Nov. 7, 1929; E unp.
12997; Silvio De Rienzo, Brooklyn.
25554
Kindergarten march; words and music |
by C. C. Phillippe, arr. by Bessun C.
Phillippe; pf. [Blue-print] © 1.
Nov. 26, 1929; EH unp. 13707; Charles
Clinton Phillippe, Los Gatos, Calif.
25555
Keep movin’;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
25577
King of angels, sleep; Christmas carol,
text adapted from the French, music
by R. Deane Shure; mixed voices.
© Nov. 2, 1929; 2 ce. Nov. 4; E pub.
10518; White-Smith music pub. co.,
Boston. 25556
King (A) of the pampas; from New
Orleans frolics, words by James
Brockman, music by James Hanley.
© 1c. Nov. 13, 1929; E unp. 13202;
Fox film corp., New York. 25597
Kisses; words and music by R. A.
Henry, arr. by Billy Taylor. ©1e.
Nov. 11, 1929; E unp. 13154; Ruth
A. Henry, Louisville. 25558
Kitty; fox-trot, words and music by
J. J. Seamen; ist violin. © 1 ©.
Nov. 6, 1929; E unp. 12932; Jack J.
Seamen, Garfield, N. J. 25559
Klavierquintett; van Karl Klingler, of
Germany; 2 violinen, viola, violon-
cello und pf.; in es-dur. obl. Svo.
© Feb. 1, 1929; 1 ec. May 16; E for.
4574; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
25560
Kleine lustspiel-ouverture; no. 1 der
Suite der freude, von Paul Scheinp-
flug, arr. von St. Stefanoff, both of
Germany ; orch. stimmen, mit violino
1 direction. © Aug. 10, 1929; 1 «¢.
Oct. 2; E for. 7340; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany. 25561
Kleine suite; von Franz Schreker, of
Austria; kammerorch. Partitur. ©
Age G6. 1929.: Jue. Oct. 2: HE. for:
7416; Universal-edition, a.
g.,
Vienna. 25562
Klopit horpynky; words and music by
EK. Zukowsky, of Poland, domiciled
at New York. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 30, 1929; E unp.
12692; Ewgen Zukpwsky, New York.
25563
Knock knees; words and music by J.
Toney. [Words, melody and pf.,
treble clef] © 1. Nov. 12, 1929;
E unp. 13189; James Toney, St.
Joseph, Mo. 25564
Knock wood; fox-trot, melody by W.
Bird. ©1e. Nov. 22, 1929; E unp.
13553; Wilbur Bird, New York.
25565
Kom og lad os danse; duet af operet-
ten Lykkens herberg, tekst af Vig-
go Barfoed, musik af Gunnar
Brandt, of Denmark. © Aug. 8,
1929;°41.¢. Aug. 23;. Ew for: 7492);
Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
25566
Konzert jass-suite; von Leopold Mitt-
mann, of Germany; pf. Charleston.
[2 others] © Aug. 10, 1929; 1 «.
Oct. 2; E for. 7848; Wilhelm Zim-
mermann, Leipzig. 25567
Kiichler (Ferdinand 100s etiiden;
fiir die anfangs-und mittelstufe des
violinspiels, hrsg. von F. Kiichler,
of Germany. heft 1, 2. [German,
French and English text] © Feb.
6, June 11, 1929; 1-c. each Sept.
21; E for. 7310, 7311; Gebr. Hug.
& co., Leipzig. 25568, 25569
Lady-day; from The dancing master,
selected and ed. by Douglas and
Helen Kennedy, arr. by Arnold
Foster, of Great Britain; pf. (Jn
Country dance tunes, new series 1)
© Nov. 30, 1929; 1 ec Nov. 30; E
for. 7696; English folk dance soc.,
London. 25570
Lady luck; fox-trot, from Show of
shows, lyric and music by Ray Per-
kins, arr. by Archie Bleyer; orch.
pts. © Nov. 16, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 20;
E pub. 10949; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 25571
Lady of love; words and music by
C. Ide. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1929; E unp. 13120;
Charles Ide, Stonington, Conn.
255972
Lady of the moonlight; lyric by Clif-
ford Grey, music by Herbert Stot-
hart. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1929; BE ump.
13694; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
Culver City, Calif. 25573
Lindler; von Hmil Juel-Frederiksen,
of Denmark; pf. © Aug. 8, 1929;
1 e@ Aug. 23; E for. 7619; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 25574
Liindliche weise; von Robert Miiller-
Hartmann, of Germany, op. 23, no.
5. (In Klavierstiicke fiir die ju-
gend) © Dec. 20, 1928; 1 c. May
16, 1929; E for. 4580; N. Simrock,
Gom, «b,H., “Berlin, 25575
Laila; af Jacob Gade, of Denmark;
pf., with words. © Oct. 24, 1929;
1 ce. Nov. 5; E for. 7515; Gade &
Warny, Copenhagen. 25576
Laissez venir 4 moi; mélodie re-
ligieuse pour un jour de premiére
communion, poésie de André d’Hor-
mon, musique de Louis Vuillemin,
of France, op. 8; harpe et orgue
ou pf. ace.; en mi bémol majeur.
© Sept. 1, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 5; E for.
7131; Durand et cie., Paris. 25577
1353
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25578
pt. IIT, n. S., v. 24
Laissez venir 4 moi...; pour un
jour de premiére communion, poésie
d’André d’Hormon, musique de
Louis Vuillemin, of France, op. 8;
harpe et orgue ou pf. ace.; en fa
majeur. © Sept. 1, 1929; 1 c« Oct.
5; E for. 7130; Durand et cGie.,
Paris. 25578
Land of beauty; lyric by M. R. White,
music by L. Sugarman. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Apr. 15,
1929; E unp. 5789; Louis Sugar-
man, New York. 25579
Land of fancy; suite, by Frank Tapp,
orch. by Joseph Engleman, of Great
Britain; pts., with pf. or violin con-
ductor. 1. A swing song at morn.
[2 others] © July 17, 1929; 1 c.
Noy. 19; E for. 7605; Bosworth &
co., Leipzig. 25580
Land of make believe; words by G.
T. Polk, music by A. J. Bertin.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Noy. 12, 1929; E unp. 13481; George
Tt) Polk cand: Albert. »Ji Bertin:
Brooklyn. 25581
Land of my dreams; words and mu-
sic by W. S. Aanerud. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Nov. 8, 1929;
BH unp. 12991; Walter 8S. Aanerud,
Forbes, N. D. 25582
Land of mystery; lyric by Roy Turk,
music by Fred E. Ahlert. © 1¢
Nov. 27, 1929; E unp. 13821; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver City,
Calif. 25583
Language (The) of love; _ ballad,
words by Andy Razaf, music by
Paul Denniker. New York, Trian-
gle music pub. co., inc. © Nov.
TT, TO29 5) 2 ke. NOV Ae ve en:
10659; Joe Davis, New York.
25584
Larmes; andante doloroso, de G. Jar-
rett, transcrit par Maurice Daras,
of France; orch. parties, avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Sept. 25,
1929 ° LG. OCt i nAGy)/ Eh eon vac
Maurice Piéna, ltd., Paris. 25585
Laughing (The) sprite; by Cedric
W. Lemont, op. 59, no. 5; pf. ©
Oct. 30,.1929; 2 ec. Nov.. 4; E pub.
10547; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
25586
Lavina I love you; words by W. Tit-
terington, music by Elbert A. Co-
ley. © 1 ¢. Nov. 11, 1929; E ump.
13145; EH. A. Coley and W. Titter-
ington, Hopewell, Va. 25587
Lawn, as white as driven snow; song
in Winter’s tale, words by Shakes-
peare, music by William Linley, ed.
by J. Coates, of Great Britain. Lon-
don, Novello & co., ltd. © May 81,
1929; 1 c. Oct. 29; E for. 73865 John
Coates, Northwood, Middlesex, Hng-
land. © new version and new mat-
ter. 25588.
Lay of solitude; poem by M. EH. M.,
music by Creighton Allen; low or
med. voice. © Oct. 30, 1929; 2 c
Nov. 4; E pub. 10723; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 25589
Lazy Mary; words and music by Ford
Rush and Glenn Rowell; pf. acc.,
with ukulele, ete. (Jn Gene and
Ford and Glenn folio.) © Sept.
13, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 4; E pub. 10497 ;
Forster music publisher, ine., Chi-
cago. 25590
Lazy rhapsody; by Howard Jackson ;
pf. © Nov. 29, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 30;
EK pub. 11074; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 25591
Lead us, O Father; sacred song, words
by William Henry Burleigh, music
by Vernon Eville, of Great Britain,
domiciled at Hast Orange, N. J.; in
D. © Oct. 29, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 31;
E pub. 10458; Boosey & co., inc.,
New York. 25592
Leave the lovin’ to me; words by Ir-
ving Kahal, music by J. Russel Rob-
inson; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
May Singhi Breen. © Nov. 12, 1929;
2 ec Nov. 18; E pub. 107623"J0e
Morris music co., New York. 25593.
Leche (La) del nene; fox trot, melody
by F. de Thomas. © 1c. Nov. 16,
1929; E unp. 133814; Fermin de
Thomas, New York. 25594
Lecons d’harmonie; par Auguste Cha- ,
puis, of France. 4to. © July 15,
1929; 1,¢...Sept.. 12; HE \for. (63855
Durand & cie., Paris. 25595,
Lee (The) shore; 4-pt. song, words by
Thomas Hood, music by S. Coleridge-
Taylor, [arr. by] H. A. Chambers, of
Great Britain; men’s voices. 4to.
© June 28, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 29; E for.
7384; Novello & co., ltd., London. ©
new version and new matter. 25596
Lehua waltz; in diagram, arr. by Mort
Searels; Hawaiian steel guit. ©
Sept. 26, 1929; 2 c..Nov. 2; E pub.
10685; Honolulu conservatory of
music, ine., Akron, O. 25597
1354
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
Lenda sertaneja no. 3; nha nocencia
morreu de amo..., di Francisco Mig-
none, of Brazil; pf. © Oct. 15, 1929;
1 ¢. Oct. 16; EH for. 7475; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 25598
Lento; fragment extrait du quatuor 4
cordes, par André Pascal, of France;
violon et pf. © Sept. 25, 1929; 1c.
Oct. 16; E for. 7208; Durand & cie.,
Paris. 25599
Leona ; words and music by N. Alexion.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
Noy. 23, 1929; E unp. 13591; Nicho-
las Alexion, Staunton, Va.° 25600
Leonor; words by F. E. Channing,
music by L. W. Badenius. © 1 «.
Nov. 9, 1929; E unp. 13118; Leah
Walling Badenius, Chicago. 25601
Less than that; melody by C. J. Robi-
son. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1929; E unp.
13184; Carson J. Robison, New York...
25602
Let me be your sweetheart; words by
B. Colclough, music by Vernon C.
Leftwich, of Great Britain. © 1.
Nov. .7, 1929; E unp. 13054; Bert
Colclough, Los Angeles. 25603
Let me call you sweetheart; in dia-
gram, arr. by Mort Searels; Hawai-
ian steel guit., with words. © Sept.
26, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 2; E pub. 10686;
Honolulu conservatory of music,
inc., Akron, O. 25604
Let me die while kissing you (Lass
mich sterben an deinem siissen
kuss) ; Zamona, song waltz, text von
Hans Machill, musik von Carl
Patsch, of Germany. Erleichterte
ausgabe. [German text] © Aug. 2,
19293) Ie) Oet?) 2 +E) ‘for... T3821: Carl
Patsch musikverlag melodie, Berlin.
25605
Let me give all my love to Thee;
hymn, from Song of the West, lyrics
by Oscar Hammerstein, 2d, music by
Vincent Youmans. © Sept. 3, 1929;
2 ¢. Sept. 4; E pub. 8844; Vincent
Youmans, inc., New York. 25606
Let me give you love; words by Clif-
ford Grey, music by Herbert Stothart
and Xavier Cugat. © 1c. Nov. 18,
1929; E unp. 13394; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., Culver City, Calif.
25607
Let’s be common; from The love pa-
rade, words by Clifford Grey, music
by Victor Schertzinger; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Nov. 8, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
25618
11; E pub. 10944; Famous music
eorp., New York. 25608
Let’s both make up; words and music
by K. G. Coe, of Canada; steel guit.
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1929; E unp. 13323;
Kenneth George Coe, Medicine Hat,
Alta., Canada. 25609
Let’s go; march, by D. Rurey; pf. ©
Oct...4, 1929 2° ec. Novy. 21; pub.
10929; Deo Rurey, Hornell, N. Y.
25610
Let’s incorporate; words and music by
Billy Stone and Al Koppell. © Nov.
18, 1929, -2 c. Nov: 183, © pub.
10814; Triangle music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 25611
Let’s keep our love; words and musi¢
by L. V. Ramos. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 c. Nov. 30, 1929;
E unp. 18878; Lucio V. Ramos, Santa
Barbara, Calif. 25612
Let trouble blow away; 2-pt. song,
words by T. J. Haynes, music by
David Brooke; male voices. 4to. ©
Nov. 19, 1929; 2c. Nov. 25; E pub.
10989; J. S. Fearis & bro., Chicago.
25613
Li-Po-Li; from Show of shows, lyric
by Al. Bryan, music by Eddie Ward;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Oct. 18,
1929; 2 @ Oct. 30; E pub. 10651;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
25614
Liebste (Der) buhle; dichter unbe-
kannt, satz von Willy Herrmann, of
Germany, op. 151, no. 2; gemischten
chor. 4to. © July 5, 1929; 1 ¢. Oct.
2B KO tele a Eid hy, LOnSer.O0-
logne/Rh., Germany. 25615
Lied der schmiede; text von F. D.,
musik von Adolf Kirehl, of Austria,
op. 96; mi&nnerchor mit baritonsolo.
4to. © June 12, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 21;
E for. 7292; Gebr. Hug & co., Leip-
zig. 25616
Liederperlen; 150 der _ beliebtesten
volksmeledien, mit unterlegtem text;
1 o. 2 violinen, 2°° stimme ad lib.,
bearb. von Gustav Metzler, of Ger-
many, bd. 2. bearb. von Hermann
Wenzel, of Germany. © Aug. 27,
1929; 1c. Oct. 21; E for. T3765 Fr.
Portius, Leipzig. 25617
Life is like a checkerboard when you’re
in love; words by Howard Johnson,
music by Louis Alter. © 1 c. Nov.
8, 1929; E unp. 13068; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., Culver City, Calif.
25618
1350
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25619
pt. IIT, n. S., v. 24 .
Life’s just like that; words by O’Neil
Lee, musie by Bill Sobransky [i. e.
W. C. Sobransky. Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Nov. 1, 1929; E
unp. 12778; William Carl Sobransky,
Los Angeles. 25619
Like a little breeze; words and music
by H. M. Sommers. © 1c. Nov. 4,
1929; EH unp. 12916; Helen M. Som-
mers, Indianapolis. 25620
Like music heard in dreams; words by
Edgar Allan Poe, music by Creigh-
ton Allen; high or med. voice. ©
Oct. 30, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 4;._E pub.
10722; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
25621
Lina blues; by Jabbo Smith. [Chords,
single staff] © 1c. Oct. 14, 1929;
E unp. 13022; State Street music
pub. co., inc., Chicago. 25622
Linden (The) tree; by Hugo Felix, arr.
by F. J. Armstrong; violin and pf.
© 1 e. Noy. 25, 1929; E unp. 13679;
Francis J. Armstrong, Seattle.
25623
Linemans serenade; by J. HE. Smith;
pf. ©1e. Nov. 22, 1929; E unp.
13570; J. E. Smith, Philadelphia.
25624
Lippen, die sich finden in der nacht;
slow-fox, text von Menne Freuden-
berg, musik von Rudolph Nelson, of
Germany. © Sept. 27, 1929; 1 «
Noy. 15; E for. 7527; Drei masken
verlag, a. g., Berlin. 25625
Liszt (Franz) Polonaise no. 2; bearb.
von Bohuslav Leopold, of Czechoslo-
vakia; kleines orch. stimmen, mit
pf.-direction und violino 1 direction.
© July 1, 1929; 1 ec. Nov. 16; E for.
7581; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H., Ber-
lin. 25626
Lit (Le) laqué blanc; poésie de Denise
Cools, musique de Ernesto Halffter,
of Spain. © May 6, 1929; 1c. June
18; E for. 5181; Editions Max Es-
chig, Paris. 25627
Little (The) chapel in the valley;
words and music by F. Loescher;
male voices. © 1c. Nov. 238, 1929;
E unp. 13626; Frederick Loescher,
Spring Valley, N. Y. 25628
Little darlin’; words and music by H.
Richman. [Words and melody only]
© 1e. Oct. 21, 1929; E unp. 12844;
Hy Richman, Chicago. 25629
Little darlin’, it’s you; words and mu-
sic by Arthur Fields, Fred Hall and
Bert Van Cleve. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Sept. 26, 1929; E unp.
11305; Remick music corp., New
York. 25630
Little dream cabin of mine; words and
music by Cal De Voll; pf. ace., with
ukulele, ete. (Jn Gene and Ford
and Glenn folio.) © Sept. 13, 1929;
2c. Nov. 4; E pub. 10499; Forster
music publisher, inc., Chicago. 25631
Little (The) fiddler; words and music
by C. Salisbury. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e Nov. 4, 1929; B
unp. 18018; Charlotte Salisbury,
New York. 25632
Little (The) ghosts; words by Thomas
S. Jones, jr., music by G. R. Dyer,
jr... © 1 ¢. Nov. 15, 1929-5) aa
13307; George R. Dyer, jr., New
York. 25633
Little (A) girl like you; waltz, mel-
ody by W. L. Singleton and Jo As-
toria [pseud. of C. A. Astoria] ©
1c. Sept. 19, 1929; E unp. 11071;
Walter L. Singleton and Charles A.
Astoria, Miami Beach, Fla. 25634
Little (A) house to dream, by a moun-
tain stream ; from Harmony at home,
words by James Brockman, music
by James Hanley. © 1 ec. Nov. 13,
1929; E unp. 13203; Fox film corp.,
New York. 25635
Little Kitty Flynn; words and music
by Jim Drout [i. e. J. A. Drout.
Words and melody only] ©1..
Noy. 26, 1929; E unp. 13702; James
Austin Drout, New York. 25636
Little lonely lady; theme song of Taxi
for two, words by J. B. Kennedy,
music by Paul Andrew, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Nov.
8, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 16; E for. 7518;
Lareine & co., ltd., London. 25637
Little (A) lovin’; topical song, words
and music by L. G. Stine. © Oct.
31, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 4; E pub. 10574;
Louis G. Stine, Maywood, Ill. 25638
Little movie star where are you;
words by A. Gonsalves, music by Al
Wright. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1929; E unp. 13680;
Anthony Gonsalves, Oakland, Calif.
25639
Little ole New York; words and music
by L. J. Squires. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ec. Nov. 80, 1929;
EK unp. 138882; LeRoy J. Squires, St.
Louis. 25640
1356
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
25662
Little (A) place called home; words
and music by F. M. Cooke, Beacon,
N. Y., Cooke & Frederick. © Nov.
15, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 16; E pub. 10822 ;
Fannie M. Cooke, Beacon, N. Y.
25641
Little (The) shepherdess; lyric by
Aubrey Dowdon, music by Maurice
Besly, of Great Britain; in E flat.
© Oct. 11, 1929; 1c. Oct. 31; E for.
7238; Boosey & co., ltd., London .
25642
Little (A) smile; words and music by
Geo. B. L. Braun. © 1 ¢. Nov. 16,
1929; E unp. 13325; Concord pub.
co., San Francisco. 25643
Little sonny mischief; words and music
by G. M. Lutz. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Nov. 4, 1929; E unp.
12865; Gertrude May Lutz, San
Francisco. 25644
Little town, little folks; words and
music by L. S. Strunk. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Nov. 15, 1929;
E unp. 18275; Leah 8. Strunk, Som-
erset, Ky. 25645.
Little (The) Volga boatman; by Anna
Priscilla Risher; pf. © Nov. 8,
1929; 2 ce. Nov. 11; E pub. 110386;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
25646
Little (A) while, then glory; hymn,
words by J. R. Baxter, jr., music by
Thomas S. Sloan. © Oct. 1, 1929;
2 ce. Nov. 18; E pub. 10850; J. R.
Baxter, jr., and T. S. Sloan, Dallas.
25647
Little (The) wood-violet; by Irene
Rodgers; pf. © Nov. 29, 1929; 2 «.
Dec. 2; E pub. 11067; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 25648
Lloronas (Las); humorada en dos
actos, letra de Vela y Campta,
musica de F. Alonso, of Spain. Pte.
de apuntar. © Oct. 29, 1928; 1 ¢.
Noy. 20, 1929; H for. 7557 ; Francisco
Alonso, Madrid. 25649:
Lolita; waltz, by G. Payamps and C.
Montilla; pf. Philadelphia, Pa.,
Harry J. Lincoln music co. © Nov.
16, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 18; E pub. 10809;
Gus. Payamps, Philadelphia. 25650
Lone (The) eagle; aviation march, by
E. J. Holstenb6rg-Moller, of Den-
mark, domiciled at Sedalia, Mo.; pf.
© 1c. Nov. 8, 1929; E unp. 130389;
Hsbern J. Holstenborg-Moller, Seda-
lia, Mo. 25651
87056—30——_5
Lonely for someone; words and music
by Herb Fisher [i. e. A. H. Fisher]
© 1c. Nov. 26, 1929; E unp. 18703;
Arthur Herbert Fisher, Philadelphia.
25652
Lonely moon; by D, W. Lloyd; mel-
ody, with pf. ace. © 1 ¢. Nov. 19,
1929; E unp. 18416; Dorothy Wem-
ple Lloyd, Beverly Hills, Calif. |
25653
Lonesome parade; words by David
Halprin, music by H. Jompulsky and
Matty Levine. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Noy, 21, 1929;.E unp.
13519 ; Harry Jompulsky, New York.
25654
Longing; from Budapest, words by
Clare .Kummer, music by Jean
Schwartz. © 1. Nov. 8, 1929; EH
unp. 18092; Fox film corp., New
York. 25655
Longing heart; words by G. T. Polk,
music by A. J..Bertin. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 12, 1929;
E unp. 18486; George T. Polk and
Albert J. Bertin, Brooklyn. 25656
Look at him! my hero! from For art’s
sake, lyric by Jack Murray, miusic
by Bernard Maltin; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Nov. 8, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 12;
E pub. 10771; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 25657
Look at me, baby; lyric by Jack Gold-
ing [i. e. J. T. Golding], music by
Russell Fickley. © 1. ¢. Nov. 27,
1929; E unp. 13776; John T. Gold-
ing, Pittsburgh. 25658
Look here moon; words and music by
M. Hubbard. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 25, 1929; E unp.
13655; Maryln Hubbard, Talladega,
Ala. 25659
Look in the mirror; from For arts
sake, lyric by Jack Murray, music by
Bernard Maltin; pf. and ukulele acc. .
© Oct. 31, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 5; E pub.
10649; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 25660
Look up and smile; words and music
by C. A. Haufe. [Words and melody
only]. © 1c. Nov. 30, 1929; E unp.
13849 ; Charles A. Haufe, San Carlos,
Calif. 25661
Looking at you; from Mammy, werds
and music by I. Berlin. © Nov. 4,
1929; 2 c. Nov. 5; E pub. 10559; Irv-
ing Berlin, inc., New York. 25662
1357
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25663
Losing; words and music by Floyd
Thompson and J. E. Guernsey. ©
1 c. Nov.: 27, 1929; E unp. 13745;
Thompson & Guernsey, Indianapolis.
25663
Lot (A) depends on the moon; words
and musie by B. M. Cooper. [Words
and melody only] © 1 c. Noy. 8,
1929; E unp. 12994; Bessie M.
Cooper, Saluda, N. C. 25664
Lotus girl waltz; in diagram, by Mort
Searels; Hawaiian steel guit. ©
Sept. 26, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 2; EH pub.
10675; Honolulu conservatory of
music, inc., Akron, O. 25665
Louella; words by G. Heflin, music by
Robt. H. Brennen. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Nov. 20, 1929; E
unp. 13454; Gertrude Heflin, Roa-
noke, Va. 25666
Louisa ; mazurka, by Louis Rochini, of
Italy, domiciled at New York; pf.
© 1c. Nov. 19, 1929; E unp. 13410;
Angelo T. Tustelli, New York.
25667
Lovable (The) bum; for cinema, by
Edward Kilenyi; full orch. pts. ©
Nov. 25, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 25; E pub.
10983; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
25668
Love; intro. Love me, compiled by Ed-
die Stein, ed. and arr. by Lee Orean
Smith; special organ transcription,
with words. © Oct. 31, 1929; 2 ¢.
Nov. 4; E pub. 10558; Publications
Francis-Day, Paris. 25669
Love (The) birds; words by H.
Landby, music by Richard Brough-
ton. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1929; E unp.
13174; Herbert Landby, Flint, Mich.
25670
Love drama eyes; words and music by
J. G. Bandy, pf. arr. by Stan Tucker.
© 1c. Nov. 29, 1929; EB unp. 18802;
Joseph Garfield Bandy, Cardin, Ok1.
25671
Love dreams—at night; melody by W.
F. Higi. ©1c. Nov. 9, 1929; E unp.
13117; William Franklin Higi, Min-
neapolis. 25672
Love for a day; from The siren of
the tropics, words and music by Joe
Jordan and Porter Grainger; pf.
ace., With ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © Nov. 27, 1929; 2 ec. Nov.
29; E pub. 11079; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 25673
Love for a day; words and music by
Joe Jordan and Porter Grainger.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
pt. III, D. S., V. ot
Moy: 11, 1929; 1 np, 13160: poe
Berlin, inc., New York. 25674
Love is all’ that matters; fox-trot,
words and music by Van Phillips, of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele ace.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Oct. 25, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 2; E for.
7382; Campbell, Connelly & co.,. ltd.,
London. 25675
Love is ail the world to me; words
and musie by E. Lambson. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 8,
1929; E unp. 12965; Hlla Lambson,
Grants Pass, Or. 25676
Love is like a match; from Budapest,
words by Clare Kummer, music by
Jean Schwartz. © 1 ¢. Noy. 7%,
1929; E unp. 13246; Fox film corp.,
New York. 25677
Love is like that; words by Haven
Gillespie, music by Neil Morét
[pseud. of Charles N. Daniels]; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Nov. 25, 1929;
2 c. Nov. 29; E pub. 11061; Villa
Moret, inc., San Francisco. 25678
Love keeps calling me to you; words
and music by EH. Chamberlin.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ec.
Noy. 238, 1929; E unp. 13649; Earl
Chamberlin, Uniontown, Pa. 25679
Love lips; fox-trot, words by S. B.
Holcomb, music by J. T. Leverenz,
pf. arr. by Stan Tucker. © Nov.
15, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 18; E pub. 10857;
Sidney B. Holcomb and John T.
Leverenz, Chanute, Kan. 25680
Love me a little bit,-kid; words and
music by M. Fichera. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 23, 1929;
E unp. 138644; Mary Fiechera, Law-
rence, Mass. 25681
Love me alone; words and music by
Little Jack Little; pf. and ukulele
ace. Chicago, Ill., Milton Weil music
co. © Oct. 10, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 14;
E pub. 10102; Randolph music pub-
lishers, Chicago. 25682
Love me darling; valse lente, par
Roddy Halleux, of Belgium; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur et 1°
violini conducteur. 4to. Sept.
25, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 16; E for. 7188;
Union musicale franco espagnole,
Paris: s 25683
Love me truely [!]; words by Mary
J. Mothershed, music by K. C.
Becker. © 1 c. Nov. 16, 1929; HB
unp. 13460; Kate Cecilia Becker,
Chicago. 25684
1358
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
25707
Love moon; waltz, words by E. V.
Floyd, music by V. Travers. ©1 ce.
Noy. 4, 1929; E unp. 12902; Verne
Travers, Alton, Ill. 25685
Love steals my heart; words by Sally
Kreipe [i e. L. T. Kreipe], music by
Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. Nov. 29, 1929;
EK unp. 13830; Lillie Tredwell Kreipe,
Chicago.
Love (The) that never dies; words
and music by J. Q. Culberson.
[Words and melody only] ©1.«.
Nov. 8, 1929; E unp. 12990; John
Q. Culberson, St. Louis. 25687
Love, the redeemer; words by R.
Baker, music by Isobel Arnold Burt.
[Photostat] © Nov. 20, 1929; 2 c.
Nov. 20; E pub. 10902; Robert
Baker, Brooklyn. 25688
Love time; from La Marseillaise,
words by Houston Branch and Ber-
nard Grossman, music by Charles
Wakefield Cadman. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 7, 1929;
E unp. 138193; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 25689
Love-time lives for aye; words by
Monterey P. Brookton, music by
Sydney Barlow Brown, in F. ©
Met 29. 1939"; 2 ce. Ott: 3: HEH pub.
10462; Boosey & co., ine., New York.
25690
Love (The) waltz; words by Enid
Rollins, musie by L. Bauer. © 1c.
Noy. 21, 1929; E unp. 18506; Louis
Bauer, Hollywood, Calif. 25691
Love, when your eyes are Smiling
down at me; words by Sylvia, music
by Richard Kountz; high voice. ©
Sept,;20, 1929-2 «Oct. “1; 5. pub.
8393; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
25692
Love your daddy; words and music
by J. P. Cunningham. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Nov. 23, 1929;
E unp. 13592 ; James P. Cunningham,
Patrick Springs, Va. 25693
Lovelight (The) in your eyes; words
and music by G. E. Bridges. ©l1e.
Nov. 18, 1929; E unp. 18347; Galen
Earl Bridges, Evanston, III. 25694
Lover (A) sings; words by Cary Sterl-
ing Clifton, music by Theron Wol-
cott Hart; high voice. © Oct. 8,
1929; 2 e. Oct. 12; E pub. 10695;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 25695
Lover’s lane; words by T. L. Johnson,
music by Samuel H. Speck. [Words
25686 |
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 9,
1929; E unp. 13099; Thomas L.
Johnson, Ashbury Park. 25696
Love’s deepest valley; words and
music by C. T. Ford. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Oct. 31, 1929;
EK unp. 12827; Charles T. Ford,
Brooklyn. 25697
Love’s ecstasy; lyrics’ and music: by
R. R. Barnett. © 1 ¢. Nov. 2, 1929;
E unp. 12808; Ruth Reichel Barnett,
Chicago. 25698
Love’s golden hour; theme song, by
L. E. Cook; melody with pf. acc. ©
1 e. Nov. 21, 1929; E unp. 13537;
Leighton HE. Cook, Dallas. 25699
Love’s memory; romance, by Cecil
Rayners, orch. by Joseph Engleman,
of Great Britain; pts., with pf. con-
ductor. 4to. © Sept. 7, 1929; 1 «¢.
Nov. 19; E for. 7608; Bosworth &
co., Leipzig. 25700
Lovin’ and losin’ my man; words and
music by J. B. Whitney. © 1 «
Oct. 28, 1929; E unp. 12951; John
Boyce Whitney, Sioux Falls, S. D.
25701
Lovreglio (E.) 3 etudes-impromptu;
par EK. Lovreglio, of Italy; pf. nos.
1-3. © Sept. 25, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 16;
E for. 7204; Delrieu fréres, Nice,
France. 25702
Low-brow love; words by Al. Schiller,
musie by W. Bishop. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Nov. 25, 1929;
E unp. 138683; Walter Bishop, New
York. 25703
Loyla; words by Marie E. Lien, music
by E. Von Osten. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Nov. 8, 1929;
E unp. 18082; Edna von Osten,
Brooklyn. (25704
Lucianella; fox trot, d’Antonio Araby
Mariani, of Italy; salon orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Sept.
16, 1929; 1 ce. Nov. 19; E for. 7610;
Studio musicale Romano, Rome.
25705
Lucky me—lovable you; from Road
show, lyric by Jack Yellen, music by
Milton Ager. © Nov. 7, 1929; 2 «@
Nov. 8; E pub. 10626; Ager, Yellen
& Bornstein, inc., New York. 25706
Ludwig (The) brass quartette edition
vol. 1; arr. by Clifford Barnes; pts.
Song of India. [3 others] © Oct.
24, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 28; EH pub. 10793;
Ludwig musie pub. co., Cleveland.
25707
1359
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25708
Ludwig miniature band ensembles vol.
1; by M. L. Lake; pts. Cleveland
march. [5 others] © Oct. 24,
1929; 2 ec. Oct. 28; E pub. 10794;
Ludwig musie pub. co., Cleveland.
25708
Lullaby (A); words by Louis Unter-
meyer, music by W. HE. McGee.
San Francisco, Western music Co.
© Aug. 25, 1928; 2 c. Sept. 23, 1929;
E pub. 9163; Winifred E. McGee,
Ceres, Calif. 25709
Lululette; intermezzo, d’ Illuminato
Culotta, of Italy; small orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Sept.
30, 1929; 1 ce. Nov. 19; E for. 7606;
P. Ragona & ¢c., Milan.
Lupe; vals, letra y mtsica por H.
Torres. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1929; E
unp. 13237; Heriberto Torres, New
York. 25711
M. H. S. forever; words by Frederic
W. Hooper, jr., music by F. F. Fox;
pf. [Mimeograph] © 1c. Nov. 27,
1929; E unp. 18781; Frederick
Francis Fox, Millbury, Mass. 25712
M’hai rubato il cuore; shimmy-fox, di
Willy Engel-Berger, of Austria;
orch. parti. 4to. © July 24, 1929;
1c. Sept. 4; E for. 7402; Casa musi-
cale Mauro, Rome. 25713
Ma cigale; poésie de Jean Marcel,
musique de Louis Vuillemin, of
France, op. 1, no. 2. no. 1 en mi
maj.—no. 2 en ré maj. © Sept. 1,
1929; 1 @ each Oct. 5; E for. 7128,
7129; Durand & cie., Paris.
25714, 25715
MacDowell (Edward Alexander) A.
D. 1620; op. ‘55, no: 3, orch. by
Herman Finck; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. London, Hawkes & son
(London) ltd. © Nov. 1, 1929; 2 c.
Nov. 1; E pub. 10510; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 25716
From a wandering iceberg ; op. 55,
no. 2, orch. by Herman Finck; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. London,
Hawkes & son (London) ltd. ©
Nov. 1. 1929; 2 ce. Nov. 1; E pub.
10509; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
25717
—— Nautilus; op. 55, no. 7, orch. by
Herman Finck; oreh. pts., with. pf.
conductor. London, Hawkes & son
(London) ltd... ©: Nov. 1, 1929; 2 ec.
Nov. 1; E pub. 10513; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 25718
25710
pt. 11, nD. s., v. 24
Song; op. 55, no. 5, orch. by Her-
-man Finck; orch. pts., with pf. con-
_ ductor. London, Hawkes & son
(London) ltd. © Nov. 1, 1929; 2 e.
Nov. 1; E pub. 10512; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 25719
— Starlight; op. 55, no. 4, orch. by
Herman Finck; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. London, Hawkes & son
(London) ltd. © Nov. 1, 1929; 2 e.
Nov. 1; E pub. 10511; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 25720
--—— To a wild rose; op. 51, no. 1, arr.
by Eric Mareo, of Great Britain; pf.,
violin and cello. © Nov. 8, 1929;
1 ¢. Nov. 11; E for. 7447; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 25721
--— To the sea; ocean thou mighty
monster, op. 55, no. 1, orch. by Her-
man Finck; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor. London, Hawkes & sons
(London) ltd. © Nov. 1, 1929; 2 ¢.
Nov. 1; E pub. 10508; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 25722
Maduro (Charles) Scherzo; by C. Ma-
duro, of Netherlands, domiciled at
New York; pf. [Photostat] © 1.
Nov. 27, 1929; E unp. 18784; Charles
Maduro, New York. 25723
Mirchenland; no. 3 der Suite der
freude, von Paul Scheinpfiug, arr. von
St. Stefanoff, both of Germany; sa-
lon u. grosses orch. stimmen, mit vi-
olino 1 direction. © Aug. 10, 1929;
1c. Oct. 2; E for. 7342; Heinrich-
shofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Ger-
many. 25724
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis; set to
music by ‘Frederick Rowles, of Great
Britain; mixed voices, with organ
ace. London-Glasgow, Bayley &
Ferguson. 4to. © Aug. 26, 1929;
1c. Sept. 11; E for. 7533; Frederick
Rowles, Maidstone, England. 25725
Mahina waltz; in diagram, by Mort
Searels; Hawaiian steel guit. ©
Sept. 26, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 26; E pub.
10670; Honolulu conservatory of mu-
sic, ine., Akron, O. 25726.
Maid of the dawn; danse gracieuse, by
Eilsel Holt; pf. © Nov. 19, 1929;
2 c. Nov. 20; E pub. 10869; Century
music pub. co., New York. 25727
Majestic; by Mortimer Wilson, op. 85,
no. 2: pf. © Nov. 19; 1929; 2c. Nov.
20; E pub. 10880; Century music pub.
co., New York. 25728
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MUSICAI,
no. 11, 1929
Make yourself at home; words and mu-
sic by W. Crawley. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Sept. 24, 1929;
E unp. 11184; Wilton Crawley, New
York. 25729
Makria ap’ton kosmo; words by A.
Lasko, musie by Ierotheo Skiza, of
Italy, domiciled at New York, and
Tetos Demetriades. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 11, 1929;
E unp. 138157; Synchronic pub.. co.,
New York. 25730
Mama’s never gonna wait; words by
T. A. Murray and J. J. Mullan, mu-
sic by Yvonne King. © 1 ¢. Nov. 1,
1929; E unp. 12753; Thomas A. Mur-
ray and James J. Mullan, Philadel-
phia. 25731
Mamma’s child; words and music by P.
McPherson. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1929;
E unp. 13140; Philip McPherson,
Cristobal, Canal Zone. 25732
Mammy’s song; music by Berenice
Benson Bentley; pf., with words. ©
wet. 50; 1929; 2c Nov. 1; Epub.
10484; Boston music co., Boston.
25182
Mam ’selle Marie; Louisiana song of
slavery, words by Marie Lussi, mu-
sic by David W. Guion; med. voice.
© Oct. 15, 1929; 2 ec Oct. 21; E pub.
10705; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
25734
Mam’zelle Trompette; ouverture, de
Th. Hirlemann, révisée et transcrite
pour petit ou grand orch. par Fran-
cis Casadesus, of France; parties,
avec pf. conducteur et 1°" violon-
conducteur. 4to. © Sept. 1, 1929;
1c Oct. 5; E for. 7107; Choudens,
Paris. 25735
Man (A) about town; words and mu-
sie by J. Toney, arr. by Fred Tun-
stall. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1929; E unp.
13186; James Toney, St. Joseph, Mo.
25736
Man get out of my life; words and mu-
sic by P. S. White. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. Nov. 8, 1929; E
unp. 12957; Pattie S. White, Colum-
bus, O. 25136
Man (The) I love; words by Arthur
Stern, music by M. C. Walther; pf.
-© 1c. Aug. 8, 1929; E unp. 13038;
Madeleine Clark Walther, Elkins
Park Pa. 25738
Man of my dreams; words and music
by Speed Langworthy [pseud. of N.
B. Langworthy]; pf. and ukulele acc.
COMPOSITIONS
25748
with male or mixed quartet arr. ©
Oct.,.22; 1920; 2... Oct. 25; Epub.
10345; T. S. Denison & co., Chicago.
25739
Man (A) of my own; words by Jack
Yellen, music by Milton Ager; pf.
ace., With ukulele arr. by Dan Dough-
erty. © Nov. 9, 1929; 2 ce Nov. 11;
E pub. 10736; Ager, Yellen & Born-
stein, inc., New York. 25740
Manche friihlingsnacht hab’ ich in Jena
einst verbracht: worte von Fritz
Rotter und Otto Stransky, musik von
Ludwig Friedmann, of Germany.
Nov. 1.10292. Lc, Noy., 15 shaetor.
7524; Drei masken verlag, a. g., Ber-
lin. 25741
Manteau de _ fleurs; par Maurice
Ravel, arr... par. EF. Salabert, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et 1° violini conducteur. ©
Sepisy 20; 102001 c..Oet. 16. for.
7229; Francis Salabert, Paris.
25742
Many a heart; lyric and music by
James Dennis Hagerty. © Oct. 31,
Loge. NOV. f: (E* pubs TOsso;
James Dennis Hagerty, St. Paul.
25743
Mar del Plata; tango, par P. José, op.
75, arr. par Bill Gorgel y P. José,
both of Germany; orch. parties
separées. 4to. © Apr. 10, 1929;
ete Oct, 2: HK for.°%522;) Mirano,
Genoa, Italy, u. Symphonic-verlag,
Hamburg, Germany. 25744
March of the grenadiers; from The
love parade, words by Clifford Grey,
music by Victor Schertzinger. ©
Nov. 20, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 22; E pub.
11011; Famous music corp., New
York. 25745
March song; the man our country
needs, words by S. G. Walker, music
by T. Lemonier. 4to. © Aug. 19,
1929; 2 ¢. July 31; E pub. 10614;
Sarah Gordon Walker and Tom
Lemonier, Chicago. 25746
Marche joyeuse; by Marion J. Little-
boy, of Great Britain; pf. © Oct.
31, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 9; E for. 7446;
N. A. Littleboy, Norwich, England.
25747
Marche noble; by Chr. Bach, arr. by
M. L. Lake; band pts. with conduc-
tor. 4to. © May 20, 1929; 2c. Sept.
6; E pub. 11025; Ludwig music pub.
co., Cleveland. 25748
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1361
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25749
Marche religieuse; par Ernest Weiller,
arr. par Francis’ Salabert, of
_ France; orch. parties, avec pf.-con-
ducteur. 4to. © Dec. 31, 1926; 1.
Feb. 8, 1927; E for. 657636; Société
d’édition musicale Franco Améri-
caine, Paris. 25749
Marche royal; by J. De Smetsky, arr.
by M. L. Lake; pts., with conductor.
1. Band. 4to.—2. Orch. © Sept. 4,
1629; 2 ec. each Sept. 6; E pub.
11026, 11027; Ludwig music pub.
€o., Cleveland. 25750, 25751
Marche triumphale; for cinema, by C.
Rybner ; full. orch. pts. © Nov. 25,
1929; 2 ce. Nov. 25; E pub. 10986;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 25752
Marchenera (La); zarzuela en tres
actos, letra de Luque y Gonzalez del
Toro, musica de F. Moreno Torroba,
of Spain.. © Apr. 17, 1928; 1 c. Nov.
20, 1929; E for. 7558; EF. Moreno
Torroba, Madrid. 25753
Margaret; words and music by Edgar
L. Martin. © 1 ec. Nov. 19, 1929;
E unp. 13421; Margaret Martin, Los
Angeles. 25754
Margery; fox-trot canzone, di Angelo |
Ramiro Borella, of Italy; piccola
orch. parti, con pf. conduttore. 4to.
© Oct. 4,1929; 1 c Nov. 2; E for.
7278; A. & G. Carisch & e., Milan.
25750
Mariana (La); from Three sisters,
melody by Gino Severi. © 1c. Nov.
7, 1929; E unp. 18244; Fox film
corp., New York. 25756
Mariette; ou, Comment on écrit Vhis-
toire, fantaisie-sélection sur les
motifs de la comédie musicale, de
Oscar Straus, of Austria; pf. ©
Sept. 1, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 5; E for.
7151; Francis Salabert, Paris.
25757
fox trot, theme song of Hun-
rhapsody, words by Allan
music by Wm. Frederick
Peters, se. by Joseph Nussbaum ;
orch, -'4t0)) (© Novi iggete2ge 2 ve:
Nov. 7; E pub. 10595; Sam Fox pub.
0., Cleveland. 25758
Marionettes (The) go marching;
sketch by Granville English; pf. ©
Marika ;
garian
Stuart,
Oct. 30, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 4; E pub.
10726; G. Schirmer, inec., New York.
25759
Mariska; valse, par Y. Allouche, of
France; saxophone mi bémol, avec
pt. 111, 0. s., v. 24
pf. ace. © Sept. 25, 1929; 1 ec. Oct.
16; E for. 7201; G. Lorette, Paris.
25760
Marryin’ Marion; words by Stephan
Schlitzer, music by W. H. Peyny.
[Photostat] © 1 ec. Nov. 21, 1929;
E unp. 18480; Walter H. Pevny,
New York. 25761
Martierra; zarzuela en tres actos,
letra de Hernandez Caté, mtisica de
J. Guerrero, of Spain. Pte. de
apuntar. © Oct. 8, 1928; 1 ¢. Nov.
20, 1929; E for. 7555; Jacinto Guer-
rero, Madrid. 25762
Martinetta; polka, by A. T. Tustelli,
of Italy, domiciled at New York; pf.
© 1c. Nov. 19, 1929; E unp. 13411;
Angelo T. Tustelli, New York.
25763
Martyrs of the air; words and music
by K. R. Barnum. Oct. 26,1929 ;
2c. Nov. 4; E pub. 10566; Kenneth
R. Barnum, Kansas City, Mo. 25764
Mary; words by M. Costeldi, music by
Burrell Van Buren. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 25, 1929;
E unp. 13714; Michael Costeldi,
Warren, R. I. 25765
Mary Brown; ou, Elle veut faire mon
bonheur, fox-trot, paroles de Geor-
gius, musique de Jos. Geo. Gilbert,
arr. par M. Gracey, of France; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
© Sept. 25, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 16; E for.
7176; Publications Lawrence
Wright, Paris. 25766
Mary darlint; words by W. Dayton
Wegefahrt, music by Richard Czer-
wonky; high voice; in A flat. ©
Oct. 28, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 4; E pub.
10540; Oliver ‘Ditson co., Boston,
25767
Mary Della, I love you; fox-trot, words
and music by the Three doctors [i e.
Russell Prait, Ransom Sherman and
Joe Rudolph. Words and melody
only] © 1. Nov. 4, 1929; E unp.
12886; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
25768
Mary Della, I love you; fox-trot, words
and music by the Three doctors
[i. e., Russel Pratt, Ransom Sher-
man and Joe Rudolph]; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Nov. 4, 1929; 2 e.
Nov. 7; E pub. 10754; Leo Feist, ince.,
New York, 25769
Maryland, my Maryland—Star Span-
gled Banner; arr. by Crosby Mollen-
1362
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
25790
- hauer; 4 violins and pf. © Oct. 29,
1929; 2 c« Nov. 2; E pub. 10474;
Hamilton 8. Gordon, inc., New York.
25770
Mary’s inn; words and music by H. U.
Wilcox. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ©. Nov. 23, 1929; E unp. 13608 ;
Howard U. Wilcox, Stockham, Neb.
25771
Mascotte (La); ouverture, de Ed.
Audran, révisée et transcrite pour
petit ou grand orch. par Francis
Casadesus, of France; parties, avec
pf. conducteur et 1°" violon conduc-
teur. 4to. © Sept. 1, 1929; 1 «¢.
Oct. 5; E for. 7111; Choudens, Paris.
25772
Maskenaufzug; von Robert Miiller-
Hartmann, of Germany, op. 23, no. 7.
(Jn Klavierstiicke fiir die jugend.)
© Dec. 20, 1928; 1 c. May 16, 1929;
E for. 4582; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 25773
Mass in honor of St. Mathias; music
by M. J. Vanden Elsen ; mixed voices,
organ ace. 4to. © Nov. 25, 1929;
2 ¢. Nov. 26; E pub. 11005; Hamilton
S. Gordon, ine., New York: 25774
Massenet (Jules Emile Frédéric)
Maud; ‘arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et 1° violini conducteur. ©
Ben 2 tooo te. Oct, 16% HY for.
7230; Francis Salabert, Paris.
250)
Master and slave; from For art’s sake,
lyric by Jack Murray, music by
Bernard Maltin; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Oct. 31, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 5; E pub.
10644; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 25776
Master school of modern piano playing
and virtuosity; by Alberto Jonas, of
Spain, domiciled at New York, with
original exercises by Wilhelm Bac-
haus, Fannie Bloomfield-Zeisler and
others. bk.7. © June 28, 1929; 2 c.
Oct. 12; aff. Sept. 23; A 12989; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. Zag
Mastery (The) of tone-production and
expression on the violin; by Eman-
uel Ondricek. © Nov. 4, 1929; 2 ¢.
Noy. 6; E pub. 10563; Boston music
co., Boston. 25778
Maternellement; musique pour films,
par Rhené-Baton, op. 48, orch. par
Roger Branga, of France; orch. par-
ties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Sept. 1, 1929; 1 e.-Oet,156 Mr ifor.
7114; Durand & cie., Paris. 25779
Mather (The) news, when the angel
gone forever; words and music by
A. Volpe, of Italy, domiciled at
Waterbury, Conn. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Nov. 21, 1929; E
unp. 13539; Alberto Volpe, Water-
bury, Conn. 25780
Mawas; musical score, by W. F. Du-
gan; pf. © 1c. Sept. 16, 1929; E
unp. 13240; William Francis Dugan,
Beverly Hills, Calif, — 25781
Maxim’s java; paroles de _ Pierre
Moreau et Ad. Franconeri, musique
de Rualten, of France. © Oct. 8,
1929; 1 c. Oct. 9; E for. 7246; So-
ciété anonyme des éditions Ricordi,
Paris. 25782
May dew;; pt.-song, poem by H. H. Pier-
son, music by Ivor R. Davies, of
Great Britain; mixed voices. Win-
throp Rogers ed. 4to. © Oct. 3,
1929; 1 c. Oct. 12; E for. 7259;
Hawkes & son (London) Itd., Lon-
don. 25783
Maybe it’s you; words and music by
KF. E. Cornforth, © 1 ec. Nov. 5,
1929; E unp. 12924; Florence Eliza-
beth Cornforth, Pittsburgh. 25784
Mayerl (Billy) Three contrasts; by
Billy Mayerl, of Great Britain, op.
24; pf. 1. Ladybird. [2 others] ©
Nov. 13, 1929; 1 ec. Nov. 13; E for.
7463 ; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 25785
Mayflower (The) ; words and music by
T. F. White, of Great Britain.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Nov. 30, 1929; E unp. 13883; T. For-
syth White, Charlottetown, P. E. I.
25786
Media vita; antiphona de morte, Late-
inischer hymnus, musik von Franz
Zeilinger, of Germany; mi&nnerchor,
ohne begl. 4to. © June 13, 1929;
1 c. Sept. 21; E for. 7291; Gebr. Hug
& co., Leipzig. 25787
Meditation; by N. Kovandovitch; pf.
[Photostat] © 1 ¢. Nov. 14, 1929;
E unp. 13234; Nicholas Kovando-
vitch, Dallas. 25788
Meeresstille; worte von Wolfgang v.
Goethe, musik von Bernhard Nitz-
sche, of Germany; minnerchor. 4to.
© July 1, 1929; 1.c. Oct. 2; E for.
7315; Albert Stahl, Berlin. 25789
Meet me after sunset; words by R.
Scheller, music by Ray Hibbeler. ©
1c. Nov. 6, 1929; E unp. 12940; Ray-
mond Scheller, Chicago. 25790
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25791
pt. 11, n..s., v. 24
Meet me in memory lane; words and
music by E. Cranmer. ‘Words and
melody only] © 41. Noy. 15, 1929;
E unp. 13290; Elinor Cranmer, Man-
ahawkin, N. J. 25791
Meiga (La); zarzuela en tres actos,
letra de Romero y Fernandez Shaw,
_ mtsica de J. Guridi, of Spain. Pte.
de apuntar.. © Dec. 30, 1928; 1 c.
Nov. 20, 1929; E for. 7563; Jesus
Guridi, Madrid. 25792
Mein Yiddisha mama; words by Hymie
Jacobson [i. e. Herman Jacobson],
music by Irving Grossman. ‘[Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 19,
1929; E unp. 138468; Irving L. Gross-
man, New York. 25793
Meine kénigin! worte u. musik von
Erik Meyer-Helmund, of Germany.
© Oct. 1, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 8; E for.
7666; International edition musik
verlag, G.m. b. H., Leipzig. 25794
Mejor (La) del puerto; sainete en dos
actos, letra de Sevilla y Carrefio,
mtisica de F. Alonso, of Spain. Pte.
de apuntar. © Sept. 11, 1928; 1 c.
Noy. 20, 1929; E for. 7556; Francisco
Alonso, Madrid. 25795
Melhor (A) musica do mundo; biblio-
theca universal didactica para _ pi-
ano, preparada pela a junta editorial
da academia nacional de musica
especialmente para os estados unidos
do Brazil, chefes da' junta F. Camp-
bell-Watson and others. 12 v. ©
Oct. 18, 1929; 2 ¢. Oct. 23; aff. Nov.
14; A 15856; University soc., inc.,
New York. 25796
Melody (A) ; pedal study, by N. Louise
Wright; pf. © Oct. 30, 1929; 2 c¢.
Nov. 1; E pub. 10488; Boston music
co., Boston. 25797
Melody B 1; by H. Daniels. [Melody
only] ©1e. Nov. 4, 1929; E unp.
12855; Henry Daniels, East Chicago,
Ind. 25798
Melody of the Indian night; I fell
asleep, words by Dhan Gopal Mu-
kerji, music by Alexander MacFad-
yen. © Nov. 6, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 8;
E pub..10742; John Church co., Cin-
cinnati. 25799
Melody-time; lyric by J. Will Calla-
han, music by F. H. Grey. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Nov. 16,
1929; E unp. 13329; Frank H. Grey,
New York. 25800
Memories ;
words by T. H.. Wilson,
music by Burrell Van Buren. Ferris,
Ill., Mrs. G. F. Wilson. © Noy. 26,
1929 ; 2 ce. Nov. 29; E pub. 11071;
Tamar Harris Wilson, Ferris, Il.
. 25801
Memories kisSes; words by M. Mat-
thys, music by Samuel H. Speck.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Nov. 19, 1929; E unp. 13448; Mag-
dalene Matthys, South Bend, Ind.
25802
Memories of Hawaii; words and music
by J. Westbrook. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Nov. 2, 1929; E
unp. 12813; John Westbrook, At-
lanta. 25803
Memories of home; words and music
by M. Smith. © 1.c. Nov. 21, 1929;
E unp. 13556; Merritt Smith, Green-
ville, S. C. 25804
Memories of my mother; words and
music by J. M. Speers. [Mimeo-
graph] ©1ce. Nov. 25, 1929; EH unp.
13659; James M. Speers, anta
Monica, Calif. 5805
Memories of the heather; words and
music by J. Murray. ©.1 ¢c. Nov.
16, 1929; E unp. 13321; Joseph Mur-
ray, New York. 25806
Memories of you; words and music by
D. Ghezzi, arr. by Burrell Van Bu-
ren. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec: Nov. 25, 1929; E unp. 13727;
Deno Ghezzi, Detroit. 25807
Memories of you dear; words by A.
Green, music by Phil Starr. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Oct.
21, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 20; E pub. 10923;
Anna Green, Lockport, N. Y. 25808
Memories of you dear, are moments of
heaven to me; words by R. Rowe,
music by Robt. H. Brennen. [Words
and melody only] © 1 c¢. Nov. 8,
1929; E unp. 13041; Rachel Rowe,
Carbon Hill, Ala. 25809
Memory blues; words, and music by
G. Taylor. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Nov. 8, 1929; E unp.
12986; Gene Taylor, Chicago. 25810
Memory of love; words and music by
V. N. McGowan. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 e. Oct. 31, 1929; E
unp. 12885; Virginia N. MceGewan,
Live Oak, Fla. 25811
1364
«net aa gem
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
25832
Mem’ries of long ago; words and music
by H. Lang. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 8, 1929; E unp.
12975; Herman Lang, Tiffin, O.
25812
Mem’ries of schooldays and home;
words by I. S. Bennett, music by C.
Salisbury. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 4, 1929; E unp. 12917;
Ida Simpson Bennett and Charlotte
Salisbury, New York. 25813
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob Lud-
wig Felix) Berceuse; wiegenlied
aus Lieder ohne worte, op. 67, no. 6,
arr. von Ernst Eggert, of Germany ;
salon orch. stimmen, mit violino 1
direction. 4to. © Aug. 10, 1929; 1
ec. Oct. 15; E for. 7420; Heinrich-
shofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Ger-
many. 25814
Capriccio brillant; op. 22, ausgabe
mit unterlegtem zweiten klavier als
ersatz des orchesters von Eduard
Mertke, neu hrsg. von Willy Reh-
berg, of Switzerland; 2 pfs., 4
handen. © June 12, 1929; 1 c. July
2; E for. 5309; Steingriaber-verlag,
Leipzig. 25815
Menelaus; foxtrot, von Siegfried Blu-
mann, of Germany; salon-orch. mit
jazz erginzungsstimmen, pf. direc-
tion u. violine 1 direction. 4to. ©
Aug. 10, 1929; 1 c« Oct.'2s Bfor.
7326; Heinrichshofen’s verlag, Mag-
deburg, Germany. 25816
Menuet; by R. J. Miller; pf. ©le.
Nov. 25, 1929; E unp. 138662; Robert
James Miller, Los Gatos, Calif.
25817
Merry (A) chase; by Harold Edwards,
of Great Britain; pf. © Nov. 18,
1929; 1 c. Nov. 26; E for. 7665:
Banks & son, York, England. 25818
Merry (A) chase; by Hilda Butler
Harr; pf. © Nov: 18, 1929%,:2, ¢.
Noy. 20; E pub. 10825; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 25819
Merry-go-round of love; words by King
Zany, music by G. L. Grandee.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Nov. 25, 1929; E: unp. 18658; George
Lawrence Grandee, Hollywood, Calif.
25820
Merry (The) widow waltz; in dia-
gram, by Mort Searels; Hawaiian
steel guit., with words. © Sept. 26,
1929; 2 c. Nov. 2; E pub. 10676;
Honolulu conservatory of musie,
inc., Akron, O. 25821
Merry widow waltz—Over the waves
waltz; by Franz Lehar and J. Rosas,
arr. by Crosby Mollenhauer; 4 vio-
lins and pf. © Oct. 29, 1929; 2 c.
Nov. 2; E pub. 10475; Hamilton S.
Gordon, ine., New York. 25822
Meta; words and music by T. Paul.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Nov. 238, 1929; E unp. 13590; Thomas
Paul, Peoria, Il. 25823
Meyerbeer (Giacomo) Ombra leggiera ;
from Dinorah, arr. by Carlo Tonelli,
of Great Britain; pf., 4 hands. ©
Noy. 18, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 20; E pub.
10909; B. F. Wood music co., Boston.
25824
Mi me rotas giati vongo; lyrics by
Orpheus Caravias, music by Demos-
thenis Zattas, of Greece, domiciled
at New York; pf. © 1c. Nov. 26,
1929; E unp. 18699; D. Zattas, New
York. 25825
Mi triguefia; paso doble, words by A.
Rodriguez, music by F. de Thomas.
[Words and melody only] ©1ee.
Nov. 16, 1929; E unp. 13315; Fermin
de Thomas, New York. 25826
Mi ultimo adios; cancion mexicana,
letra y musica de 8S. R. Ramos, of
Mexico, domiciled at Chicago; pf.
[Photostat] © 1 e. Nov. 1, 1929;
EK unp. 12769; Silvano R. Ramos,
Chicago. 25827
Mia bella; serenata, di Giuseppe Beecce,
of Italy; orch. pts., with pf. con-
ductor and 1st violin conductor. ©
Noy. 15, 1929; 1 ec. Nov. 21; E for.
7543; Meyer De Wolfe, London.
25828
Miami babe; words and music by
Joseph Harris. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 31, 1929; E unp.
12821; Charles S. Cassanelli, New
York. 25829
Mickey boy; words and music by W. S.
Gilmore, of Great Britain. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. Nov. 30,
1929; E unp. 13866; William S. Gil-
more, Richelieu, Que., Canada.
25830
Midnight; valse, words by John Nevin,
music by E. Holyoake, of Canada.
© 1e. Nov. 4, 1929; E unp. 13470;
Edith Holyoake, Guelph, Ont.,
Canada. 25831
Midnight skies; words and music by
Don Fina [i. e. D. P. Fina. Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Nov. 1,
1929; E unp. 12755; Donald Pascal
Fina, Kenosha, Wis. 25832
1365
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25833
McCormick, music by Adelaide
Clark. © 1. Nov. 12, 1929; E unp.
13170; Ward | McCormick, Los
Angeles. 25833
Mills (Evarett Charles) Thirty gos-
pel specials; solos, duets and chos.,
words and music by various authors,
[compiled] by E. C. Mills. Spring-
field, Ill., Mills duo, national gospel
singers. © Sept. 20, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
20; aff. Sept. 27; AA 25610; Evarett
Charles Mills, Springfield, Ill. 25834
Minha terra; di Barrozo Netto, of
Brazil; pf. © Oct. 15, 1929; 1 e.
Oct. 16; E for. 7477; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 25835
Minor blues; words and music by
William Minor. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Oct. 14, 1929; E
unp. 13034; State street music pub.
co., inc., Chicago. 25836
Minstrel (The) strut; words and
music by Fred Rose; pf. and ukulele
ace., with quartet for male or mixed
voices. © Nov. 21, 1929; 2 ¢. Nov.
25; E pub. 10995; T. S. Denison &
co., Chicago. 25837
Minuet in E major; by Enrique Soro;
pf. © Oct. 22, 1929; 2 ce. Oct. 26;
E pub. 10711; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 25838
Miss Dolly from New York town;
words and music by EH. E. Bell.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Nov. 80, 1929; E unp. 13857; Emma
E. Bell, Coal City, Il. 25839
Miss Moonshine; words and music by
F. Marvin. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Nov. 19, 1929; E unp.
13404; Frankie Marvin, Mamaro-
neck, N. Y. 25840
Miss Pat; by D. Breeskin and W.
Jemison; melody, with pf. acc. ©
EG NOYV.,. Jose loco swith aotre, -
Daniel Breeskin and William Jemi-
son, Washington. 25841
Missa exsult@ét; musique par P. J-M.
Plum, of France, op. 70; 4 3 voix
égales. 1. Sans ace. 4to.—2. Avee
ace. d’orgue. © July 15, 1929; 1c.
each Sept. 16; E for. 7630, 7640;
Alph. Schotte et cie., Boulogne/mer.,
France. 25842, 25843
Missouri, my own; words and music
by Ted Ferris. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 13, 1929; E unp.
13204 ; Theodore M. Ferris, St. Louis.
25844
pt. 111, 0. S., V. 24
Milady of the cameo; words by W. | Mr. Cosgill’s delight; from The danc-
ing master, selected and ed. by
Douglas and Helen Kennedy, arr. by
Arnold Foster, of Great Britain; pf.
(In Country dance tunes, new series
1) © Nov. 30, 1929; 1 ¢. Nov. 30;
E for. 7688; English folk dance soc.,
London. 25845
Mr. Johnson’s blues no. 2; words and
music by L. Johnson. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Novy. 18, 1929;
E unp. 138360; Lonnie Johnson, New
York. 25846
Mister Peanut; lyric by Arthur Port-
er, music by R. Johnson. [Words
and’ melody only] © 1 ¢. Noy: 13,
1929; E unp. 18208; Rosamond
Johnson, New. York. 25847
Miten rebins koiech; words by Fishel
Kanapoffe, music by J. Jaffe.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
June 14, 1929; E unp. 13471; Ju-
lius Jaffe, Mount Vernon, N. Y.
25848
Mither’s musings; words by Edward
Bruce, musie by M. L. C. Nicol. ©
1 c. Nov. 2, 1929; E unp. 12869;
Mary Louise Converse Nicol, Chi-
cago. 25849
Moan (The) of many; words and
music by L. Perry. [Words and
melody only] © 1 .¢« Nov. 16,
1929; E unp. 13335; Lincoln Perry,
Los Angeles. 25850
Moanin’ for you; from The grand
parade, words and music by Ed-
mund Goulding and Dan Dough-
erty; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
D. Dougherty. © Nov. 9, 1929;
2c. Nov. 11; E pub. 10738; Ager,
Yellen & Bornstein, ine. New
York. 25851
Modern method for the. violoncello;
by Stephen Deik. © Oct. 23, 1929;
2 ¢, Noy,. 21; aff. NOV. "tG,eeee
29592; Elkan-Vogel co., ine, Phila-
delphia. 25852
Modern (A) satire; by Harry Sos-
nik; pf. © Nov. 29, 1929; 2 ec. Noy.
30; E pub. 11073; Robbins music
corp., New York. 25853
Modernistic-melody ; by D. W. Lloyd;
pf. © 1 ¢. Nov. 18, 1929; E unp.
18385; Dorothy Wemple Lloyd,
Beverly Hills, Calif. 25854
Moi j’observe tout; fox-trot chanté,
de l’opérette Arthur, livret et ly-
rics de André Barde, musique de
H. Christiné, of France; pf. acc.,
avec ukulele arr. par F. Salabert.
1366
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
_ © Sept. 25, 1929; 1c. Oct. 16; E | Moonlight love; words by F. Liddell,
for. 7213; Francis Salabert, Paris.
25855
Molly; from The grand parade, words
and music by Edmund Goulding
and Dan Dougherty; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Nov. 9, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
11; E pub. 10732; Ager, Yellen &
Bornstein, ine., New York. 25856
Moments enchanting; by Gene Lucas,
se. by Leo <A. Kempinski; orch.
pts. © July 9, 1927; 2c. July 10,
1929; E pub. 7522; Irving Berlin
standard music corp., New York.
25857
Mon coeur; romanze, von Huert Pata
[pseud. Hubert Pataky], of Ger-
many; kleines orch. stimmen, mit
pf. o. orgel direction und violino 1
direction. © Mar. 1, 1929: 1 «.
May 16; E for. 4558; N. Simrock,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 25858
Monna [!] Lisa; waltz, by Vincenzo
Paladino, of Italy, domiciled at
New York; violin. © 1 c. Nov. 29,
1929: E unp. 18836; Apollo music
co., Brooklyn. 25859
Monsieur mon amour; dans Rose-
eocktail, paroles de Max Eddy, mu-
sique de Lao Silésu, of Italy. ©
Maw i. 1920" 1°e June 18° B*for.
5175; Ed:tions Max Eschig, Paris.
25860
Montana call; words by Clifford
Grey, music by Herbert Stothart.
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1929; E unp. 13692;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer eorp., Culver
City, Calif. 25861
Moods; by Edwin D. Wyckoff; or-
gan. obl. S8vo. © Nov. 18, 1929;
2 ce. Nov. 20; E pub. 10892; Clayton
F. Summy co., Chicago. 25862
Moon (The) goes drifting; 3 pt. song,
words by Juanita E. Roos, music by
Homer Grunn, arr. by G. Waring
Stebbins; women’s voices. (© Oct.
17, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 4; E pub. 10527;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 25863
Moon shadows; words by L. B. De
Janvier, music by A. Le Bonde. ©
1 ce. Nov. 21, 1929; E unp. 13536;
Robert Arnold Le Bonde and Lydia
B. De Janvier, Portland, Or.
25864
Mooney march; by V. P. Mooney, arr.
by McCoy Graham and Ray E. Dun-
can; drums and bugles. © 1 c. Nov.
19, 1929; E unp. 13423; Volney
Paul Mooney, Los Angeles. 25865
25875
mus. by Burrell Van _ Buren.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Nov. 25, 1929; E unp. 13723; Frank
Liddell, Philadelphia. 25866
Moonyeen; words and music by P. C.
Prescott-Richardson, arr. by Jean
A. Galley. © Feb. 15, 1929; 2 «@
Nov. 19; E pub. 10861; Percival
Charles Prescott-Richardson, New
York. 25867
Moravia; eine melodienreihe tiber mo-
tive aus Dvoraik’s Kliinge aus Méh-
ren, op. 32, von Bohfislay Leopold,
of Czechoslovakia; orch. stimmen
mit pf. 0. orgel direction u. violino
iodirection, pt..1. 2. (C) Apres
1929: 1 ¢. each May 16; E for.
4558, 4559;.N. Simrock, G. m: b. H.,
Berlin. 25868, 25869
More love to thee; words by E. Pren-
tiss, music by W. B. Gordon. ©
1 ec. Nov. 26, 1929; E unp. 13779;
W. B. Gordon, Memphis, Tenn.
25870
More (The) the merrier; from The
dancing master, selected and ed. by
Douglas and Helen Kennedy, arr.
by Arnold Foster, of Great Britain;
pf. (Jn Country dance tunes, new
series 1) © Nov. 30, 1929; 1 «
Noy. 30; E for. 7686; English folk
dance soc., London. 25871
Morna; words and music by D. I.
Frese. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 80, 1929; E unp. 13864;
Dora I. Frese, Nora Springs, Ia.
25872
Morning; words by Frank L. Stanton,
music by I. Billhardt. © Nov. 15,
1929; 2 c Nov. 16; E pub. 10821;
Ida Billhardt, Upper Sandusky, O.
25873
Morning (Ootro); 4 pt. cho., words
by Kozloff, English version by Ber-
nard D. N. Grebanier, musc¢ by
Boris Levenson, op. 44, no. 2; mixed
voices. © May 24, 1929; 2 «. May
31; E pub. 6466; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 25874
Morning greetings; part-song, words
adapted by C. S., music by F. von
Blon, arr. by Ch. Steiger [pseud. of
H. L. Harts]; ‘sop:; alto 1;°2, and
bass. 4to. © Oct. 20, 1929; 2 «.
Oct. 25; E pub. 10490; Charles W.
Homeyer & co., Boston. 25875
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25876
Mot (Un) suffit...; fox-trot, par Jean
Boyer, arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur, 1° violino conducteur et pa-
roles. 4to. © Sept. 1, 1929: 1 ¢.
Oct. 5; E for. 7121; Francis Sala-
25876
Mother; words and music by C. Parr.
{Words and melody only] ©1«.
Nov. 15, 1929; EH unp. 13276; Charles
Parr, Bernardsville, N. J. 25877
Mother, I’m coming home to you;
words and music by V. M. Young.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Nov. 15, 1929; E unp. 13283; Violet
M. Young, Billings, Mont. 25878
Mother love; words and musi¢c by L.
Chappell. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 8, 1929; E unp. 12962;
Lee Chappell, Eureka, Calif. 25879
Motley (The) fool; for cinema, by
Montague Ewing, of Great Britain ;
full orch. pts. © Nov. 25, 1929; 2c.
Nov. 25; E pub. 10978; Sam Fox
pub. co., Cleveland. 25880
Mountain bells; words by J. E. Guern-
sey, music by Floyd Thompson. ©
1 « Oct. 10, 1929; E unp. 11903;
Thompson & Guernsey, Indianapolis.
25881
Mousquetaires (Les) au couvent;
ouverture, de L. Varney, révisée et
transcrite pour petit ou grand orch.
par Francis Casadesus, of France;
parties, avec pf. conducteur et 1°
violon conducteur. 4to. © Sept. 1,
1929; 1 ec. Oct. 5; E for. 7110; Chou-
dens, Paris. 25882
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Alle-
luja; excerpt from the motette Ex-
sultate, arr. by Paolo Gallico. 1. In
F maj.—2. In E flat maj. © Nov.
11, 1929; 2 c. each Nov. 12; E pub.
10729, 10730; Edward B. Marks mu-
sic co., New York. 25883, 25884
Andante; de la 15”° sonate en ut
maj., arr. par F. Salabert, of France;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur et
1° violini conducteur. 4to. © Sept.
1, 1929 ;° 1 ec. Ochs; fer i162;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 25885
Menuett in D-dur; arr. von Ernst
Eggert, of Germany; salon oreh.
stimmen, mit violino 1 direktion.
4to. © Aug. 10, 1929; 1 ce. Oct. 15;
KE for. 7423 ; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,
Magdeburg, Germany. 25886
Rondo; de la 15™° sonate et ut
maj., arr. par F. Salabert, of
1
bert, Paris.
vw
pt. 111, n. s., Vv. 24
France; orch. parties, avee pf. con-
ducteur et 1° violini conducteur. 4to.
© Sept. 1, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 5; E for.
7163 ; Francis Salabert, Paris. 25887
Samtliche sonaten ; hrsg. von Rob-
ert Teichmiiller, of Germany; kla-
vier. ‘bd. 1, nr. 1-10.—bd. 2, nr. 11-—
19. © Oct. 15, 1929; 1c. each Oct.
29; E for. 7479, 7480; Breitkopf &
Hartel, Leipzig. 25888, 25889
Msza ku ezci Dzieciatka Jesus; words
from the Church, ulozyt Jan C. Dub-
nick; mixed voices with organ acc.
4to. © Nov. 9, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 13;
E pub. 10759; Bolestaw J. Zalewski,
Chicago. 25890
Msza pasterska ; osnuta na tle, melodji
kolend polskich, napisat na chor
mieszany z organami Win. Baluta.
4to. © Oct. 15, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 15;
E pub. 10781; Vincent C. Baluta,
Oak Park, IIl. 25891
Muchacha; vals, letra y musica de
Augustin Lara, of Mexico, domiciled
in Texas. © Oct. 7, 1929; 2 c. Oct.
8; E pub. 9829; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 25892
Muchachita ; tango, par BH. Delfino, arr.
par F. Salabert, of France; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur, 1° vio-
lino conducteur et paroles. 4to. ©
Sept. 1, 1929; 1 ¢« Oct. 5; E for.
7120; Francis Salabert, Paris. 25893
Miiller-Hartmann (Robert) Walzer;
von R. Miiller-Hartmann, of Ger-
many, op. 23, no. 2. (In Klavier-
stiicke fiir die jugend.) © Dee. 20,
1928; 1 ec. May 16, 1929; E for. 4577;
N. Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
25894
Mugliero americano; words by Pietro
Conigliaro, music by P. Sciascia.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Oct. 9, 1929; E unp. 11838; Pas-
quale Sciascia, Philadelphia. 25895
Music for an old play; suite for pf.,
by Gerald Phillips, of Great Britain.
1. Prelude. [4 others] © Oct. 31,
1929; 1 ¢@ Nov. 15; E for. 7586;
Warren & Phillips, London. 25896
Musical (The) salvationist; v. 438, pt.
11, Nov. 1929, compiled by F. G.
Hawkes, of Great Britain: 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Oct. 30, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 18; E for.
7464; Salvationist pub. & supplies,
Itd., London. 25897
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no. 11, 1929
25919
My beloved; words and music by J.
Galdamez, of Honduras. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Nov. 15,
1929; E unp. 13273; Julius Galda-
mez, Hacienda San Jose de Sula, De-
partamento de Cortes, Honduras.
25898
My big moment; words and music by
B. Schwartz. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Oct. 29, 1929; E unp.
13257; Benjamni Schwartz, Chester,
Pa. 25899
My Billie; words and music by George
Arré. [Mimeograph] © 1 e¢. Nov.
19, 1929; E unp. 13426; Esther
Bishop McMullen, Compton, Calif.
25900
My blue lonesome melody; words and
music by R. J. Hansel; pf. ©l1e.
Nov. 4, 1929; E unp. 12847; Robert
Joseph Hansel, Columbus, O. 25901
My blue moon; waltz song, words by
H. Landrath, music by John Pass-
more. Sheboygan, Wis., Landrath
pub. house. © Sept. 16, 1929; 2 ec.
Nov. 25; E pub. 11017; Harvey
Landrath, Sheboygan, Wis. 25902
My bundle of dreams; words by Irving
Fields [pseud. of I. Greenfield], mu-
sie by J. Singer and EH. Clark.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
July 23, 1929; E unp. 9196; Joseph
Singer, Edwin Clark and Irving
Greenfield, New York. 25903
My Carolina hills; words by R. V.
Hannah, music by N. O. Jones. ©
1c. Nov. 4, 1929; E unp. 12918; R.
VY. Hannah, Rosslyn, Va. 25904
My castle of dreams; waltz song,
words and music by N. Metler. ©
1c. Nov. 9, 1929; E unp. 13112; Nor-
man Metler, Spokane, Wash. 25905
My castle of dreams; words and music
by A. E. Gertz. [Words and melody
only] ©1ec. Nov. 8, 1929; E unp.
12954; Amelita E. Gertz, Munden,
Kan. 25906
My daddy’s girl; words and music by
B. Hootman. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 23, 1929; E unp.
13611; Bertha Hootman, Kingston
Mines, III. 25907
My dear old mother-in-law; fox-trot
song, words and music by Harry De
Costa and Fred Phillips; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Oct. 29, 1929: 2 e.
Oct. 31; E pub. 10557; Leo Feist,
inc., New York. 25908
My dream of dreams came true; words
by M. Capps, music by S. Sabo.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Nov. 8, 1929; E unp. 138058; Stephen
Sabo and Morton Capps, Sheridan,
Wy. 25909
My dreams have all come true; words
by L. H. Wormack, music by Samuel
H. Speck. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1929; E unp. 13102;
Luther H. Wormack, Connellsville,
Pa. 25910
My Emmy Lou! words by A. E. Kyd,
music by Burrell Van Buren.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Nov. 25, 1929; E unp. 13726; Ann
Elizabeth Kyd, Denver. 25911
My first love—my last love; from Nifa
Rosa, lyrics by Irving Caesar and
Otto Harbach, music by Sigmund
Romberg; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Nov. 1, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 4; E pub.
10525; Harms, inc., New York.
25912
My friend; hymn, words and melody
by C. Will, harmonized by E. A.
Denby. © Apr. 26, 1929; 2 e. Oct.
30; E pub. 5576; Christina Will,
Monrovia, Calif., and Esther A. Den-
by, Pasadena, Calif. 25913
My future home; words and musie by
M. Leyda; mixed voices. © 1 «.
Noy. 18, 1929; E unp. 13402; Myrtle
Leyda, San Francisco. 25914
My Galahad; words and music by B.
Butcher. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 23, 1929; E unp. 13605;
Beulah Butcher, Lafayette, La.
25915
My golden dream boat; words by Mrs.
O. L. Kuykendall [i. e. D. C. Kuy-
kendall], music by Hall Dwight Ax-
tell. © 1c. Aug. 16, 1929; E 9947;
Dorothy Cleo Kuykendall, Amarillo,
Tex. 25916
My Hawaiian sweetheart ; fox-trot bal-
lad, words by M. B. Barrett, musie
by Ray Hibbeler. © Oct. 26, 1929;
2 ce. Nov. 4; E pub. 10567; Mildred
B. Barrett, Ceres, N. Y. 25917
My heart is thine; words and music
by W. P. Van Altena. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Nov. 29, 1929;
E unp. 1388384; Wm. P. Van Altena,
Oakland, Calif. 25918
My heart won’t believe that it’s true;
words by Stephan Schlitzer, musie
by W. H. Peyny. [Photostat] ©
1 ¢c. Nov. 21, 1929; BH unp. 13481;
Walter H. Peyny, New York. 25919
1369
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
25920
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
My honeymoon; words and music by
- N. L. Wisdom and Richard Allison
Whetstone. © 1 c. Aug. 21, 1929;
E unp. 10099; Norton Labatt Wis-
dom, New-Orleans,
My Kalua rose; from Isle of escape,
lyric by Al. Bryan, music by Eddie
Ward; pf. and ukulele acc. © Oct.
31, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 5; E pub. 10641;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
25921
My lady; words by Herbert J. Bran-
don, music by Herbert A. Carruth-
ers, of Great Britain; in F sharp
min. © Oct. 26, 1929; 1 ¢. Oct. 26;
E for. 7623; Joseph Henry Larway,
London. 25922
My lady bird; words and music by
, MLO. Akers...©. 1, c¢,, Nov..11,-1929:;
E unp. 13131; Maddalena Heryer
Akers, Kansas City, Mo. 25923
My little heaven that used to be; words
by M. Leroux, music by Samuel H.
Speck. New York City, Frank Hard-
ing. © Oct. 15, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 12;
EK pub. 10786; Mildred Leroux, El
Dorado, Ark. 25924
My little onion; words by Raymond
Slupe, music by R. E. Deppensmith.
© 1c. Nov. 8, 1929; BE unp. 13086;
Ruth E. Deppensmith, Toledo, O. —
£25925
My longing soul cries out for thee;
words by Earle Wayne Wentz, music
by W. F. Hoffman. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Nov. 23, 1925; E
unp. 13645; William Fairchild Hoff-
man, Los Angeles. 25926
My love, a memory; words and music
by E. V. Clay. © 1c. Nov. 1, 1929;
E unp. 12891; Earl Vernon Clay,
Boston. 25927
My love seemed despised; words and
music by J. E. Campbell. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 8,
1929; E unp. 12985; James E. Camp-
bell, Plainfield, N. J. 25928
My luck; words by Philip Steele, music
by Vernon Eville, of Great Britain,
domiciled at East Orange, N. J.; in
B flat. © Oct. 29, 1929; 2 ec. Oct.
31; E pub. 10459; Boosey & cCo., inc.,
New York. 25929
My mammy back in Tennessee; words
by W.. T. Kravanger, jr., music by
Burrell Van Buren. [Words and
melody only]. © 1. Nov. 4, 1929;
E unp. 12860; Werner Theodore
Kravanger, jr., Milwaukee. 259380
2920 .
My memory’s dream of happiness;
words by George W. Fite, music by
Bud Sloan [pseud. of Sterling D.
Sloan] and J. W. Martinet.. © 1.¢.
Noy. 30, 1929; E unp. 18891; *James
W. Martinet, Los Angeles. 25931
My moonshine baby; words by J.
Storm, music by Luther A. Clark.
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1929; E unp. 13682;
John Storm, Benwood, W. Va.
"25932
My mother told me not to trust 4 Sol-
dier; from Song of the West, lyries
' by Oscar Hammerstein, 2d, music by
Vincent Youmans. © Sept. 3, 1929;
2 c. Sept. 4; E pub. 8845; Vincent
Youmans, ine., New York. 25933
My old Kentucky home—Old Black
Joe; by S.C. Foster, arr. by Crosby
Mollenhauer; 4 violins and pf.
Oct. 29, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 2; E pub.
10469; Hamilton S. Gordon, ine.,
New York. 25934
My only one; words by Bill McCarthy
[i. e. W. C. McCarthy], music by
Ralph Voto [i. e. A. R. Voto. Words
and melody only] © 1 «¢ Nov. 9,
1929; E unp. 18114; William Charles
McCarthy and Angelo Ralph Voto,
Boston. 25935
My own; by D. W. Lioyd; melody,
with pf. acc. ©1c. Nov. 19, 1929;
E unp. 13417; Dorothy Wemple
Lloyd, Beverly Hills, Calif. 259386
My phantom sweetheart; waltz, werds
by Art. Fitch [i. e. A. H. Fitch],
musie by Kay Fitch [pseud. of K. C.
Fitch. Words and melody only] ©
1 oe Nov. 21, 1929; E unp. 13559;
Kenneth C, Fitch and Arthur H.
Fitch, Olean, N. Y. 25937
My Phi Kap girl; waltz, by Chas. Wm.
Akers, assisted by Ralph M. Sloan
and E. D. Montgomery, arr. by Chas.
L. Cooke;,orch. pts. © July 13,
1929; 2 c. July 29; E pub. 7998; Mel-
rose bros. music co., ine., Chicago.
25938
My Pollyanns; words by M. Littler,
music by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 27, 1929;
E unp. 138793; Mary Littler, Van-
dalia, O. 259389
My radio girl; words and music by
H. A. Blachman. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1 ec. Noy. 16, 1929; E
unp. 18337; Harry Allen Blachman,
Cleveland Heights, O. 25940
1370
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no. 11, 1929
My rainbow of happiness; words by
Stephan Schlitzer, music by W. H.
Pevny; pf. [Photostat] ©1c. Nov.
21, 1929; E unp. 13482; Walter H.
Pevny, New York. 25941
My rainbow of memory; words and
musie by EH. Spicer. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 14, 1929;
E unp. 18230; Edward Spicer, New
York. 25942
My Redeemer lives; words and music
by Edgar E. George; organ ace. 4to.
© Noy. 13, 1929; 2c. Nov. 13; E pub.
10776; Edgar E. George, Wilkes-
Barre, Pa. 25943
My reputation; words and music by
E. W. Carpenter. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Nov. 30, 1929; E
unp. 138859; Elva W. Carpenter, Eliz-
abeth, N. J. | 25944
My Roma; words and music by H. D.
E. Ovenden, of Great Britain.
[Words and melody only] © 1..
Noy. 8, 1929; E unp. 12979; Horace
D. E. Ovenden, Wainfleet, Ont., Can-
ada. ‘ 25945
My shy little girl; words and music by
W. R. Cameron. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Nov. 8, 1929; E
unp. 12977; William. R. Cameron,
Barre, Vt. 25946
My sky hero; words and music by A.
Bickler. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 8, 1929; E unp. 12968;
Arch Bickler, LaFeria, Tex. 25947
My song of love for mother; words by
May Wassenberg, music by K. M.
Wassenberg. ©1c. Nov. 6, 1929; EB
unp. 12937; Katherine May Wassen-
berg, Van Wert, O. 25948
My song of the Nile; fox trot, theme
song of Drag, lyric by Al Bryan,
music by Geo. W. Meyer, arr. by
Lennard Hayton; dance oreh: pts.
4to. © Oct. 31, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 5;
E pub. 10688; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 25949
My sweet rose of Shannon; words and
music by J. Roche. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Oct. 31, 1929;
E unp. 12840; John Roche, Hoboken,
ie o.. 25950
My sweetheart dear; words and music
by W. F. Mets, jr. © 1c. Nov. 15,
1929; E unp. 13291; William Forder
Mets, jr., Dunellen, N. J. 25951
My sweetheart mother; words and
music by A. Erdmann. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Nov. 8, 1929;
25961.
E unp. 12960; Ava Erdmann, Sacra-
mento, Calif. 25952
My wife and I are jolly pals; words
by N. S. Hodges, music by Samuel
H. Speck. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Oct. 15, 1929; 2c. Nov.
12; E pub. 10787; Nora Stone
Hodges, Pine Bluff, Ark. 25953
My wild Irish rose; in diagram, arr.
by Mort Searels; Hawaiian steel
guit., with words © Sept. 26, 1929;
2c. Nov. 2; E pub, 10681; Honolulu.
conservatory of music, ine., Akron,
25954
Mysterious island; selected themes,
by Paul Lamkoff; pf. or organ con-
ductor. © Oct. 30, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
1; E pub. 10451; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., New York. 25955
Nach eigenem mass; text von Albrecht
Graf Wickenburg, musik von Rudolf
Dost, of Germany, op. 64; ten. 1, 2,
bar., and bass 1, 2, ohne begl. 4to.
© Dee. 1, 1928; 1 &@ Nov. 16, 1929;
E for. 7570; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 25956
Nichtlicher ritt; no. 1 der Patheti-
schen suite, von Paul Scheinpfiug,
arr. von St. Stefanoff, both of Ger-
many; orch. stimmen, mit violino 1
direction. © Aug. 10, 1929; 1 ¢. Oct.
2; E for. 7337; Heinrichshofen’s ver-
lag, Magdeburg, Germany. 25957
Nar julljusen tindra; valsromans, text
av Waldemar Dalquist, musik av
Fred Winter, of Sweden; pf. with
words. © Nov. 6, 1929; 1 c. Noy.
21; E for. 7596; Edition Sylvain,
Stockholm. 25958
Nar tusende sma stjArnor .. .; sang-
vals, text av Gdsta Stevens, musik
av Jules Sylvain [pseud. of Stig
Hansson, of Sweden]; pf. with
words. © Nov. 6, 1929; 1 ¢@ Nov.
21; E for. 7597; Edition Sylvain,
Stockholm. 25959
Namir; words by Charles O. Roos,
music Francesco B. De Leone. 1.
High voice, in E.—2. Med. voice, in
D.—3. Low voice, in B flat. © Nov.
25, 1929; 2 c. each Nov. 25; E pub.
10975; Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
25960
Nancy; words and music by G. Fohl.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
Nov. 15, 1929; E unp. 13268; Ger-
trude Fohl, Butler, Pa. 25961
1371
25962
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. II, n. S., v. th
Narenta; tango-fox-trot, from. The
show’s the thing, words and music
by June Tremayne, of Great Britain ;
- pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Nov. 7,
1929; 1 ¢e. Nov. 7; E for. 73899;
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., London.
25962
Nasza kawalerska polka; by M. V.
Pajakowski; violin. © 1 ce Nov.
(22, 1929; E unp. 13754; Matthew V.
' Pajakowski, Buffalo. 25963
National farm school march; by D.
Allman; pf. Pennsylvania, National
farm school. © Oct. 21, 1929; 2c.
Nov. 21; E pub. 10984; Drue AII-
man, Philadelphia. 25964
Natt (En) i hamn; vals, text av
Sven-Olof Sandberg, musik av Jules
Sylvain [pseud. of Stig Hansson],
of Sweden; pf., with words. ©
Noy. 1, 1929; 1 c Nov. 14; E for.
7506; Svenska noter, a. b., Stock-
holm. 25965
Neapolitan rhapsody; by G. Ferraro,
of Italy, domiciled at New York;
pf. © 1e. Nov. 16, 1929; E unp.
13312; Giuseppe Ferraro, New York.
25966
*>Neath the palms; valse lente, by
Robert S. Thornton, of Great
Britain; pf. © Nov.. 29, 1929; 1 «.
Dec. 2; E for. 7708; Banks & son,
York. England. 25967
Nectar de la ilusién; letra de Alberto
Rivera, musica de P. Villa. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 2,
1929; E unp. 12811; Pastor Villa,
New York. 25968
Needin’ some love; lyric by Haven
Gillespie, music by Mabel Wayne.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Noy. 4, 1929; E unp. 12885; Leo
Feist, ine., New York. 25969
Negro (A) love song; by M. HE. Spauld-
ing; melody, with pf. acc. ©1e.
Nov. 2, 1929; E unp. 12783; Mary
Ellen Spaulding, Detroit. 25970
Nenita; waltz, lyric and music by
C. M. Alanis, of Mexico. [Spanish
and English text] © Nov. 12, 1929;
2c. Nov. 19; E pub. 10858; Cristo-
bal Moreno Alanis, Detroit. 25971
Neue schule der geliufigkeit und des
vortrags; von Albert Biehl, of Ger-
many, neue instruktive ausgabe von
‘Theodor Wiehmayer, of Germany,
op. 66; pf. heft 1-3. .© Apr. 9, 1929;
le. each Oct. 2; E for. 7356-7358 ;
Fritz Schuberth, ‘jun., Leipzig.
© 25972-25974
Never again; words and music by
H. E. Hayden: pf. ©l1e. Nov. 16,
1929; E unp. 13339 ; Henry Everett
Hayden, Wilmington, Mass. 25975.
Never say die, say die-dee-die, dum-
dee-dum, do-dee-do; from Behind
the make-up, words by Leo Robin,
music by Newell Chase; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Nov. 8, 1929; 2 «.
Nov. 11; E pub. 10946; Famous
music corp., New York. 25976.
New dances, 1929; by L. H.’ Chalif,:
music by Th. Dubois and others. ©
Oct. 30, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 1; aff. Oct.
31; A 15541; Louis H. Chalif, New
York. noe 25977
New era schottishe [!]; from Cameo
Kirby, by George Lipschultz; pf. ©
1c. Nov. 7, 1929; E unp. 18245; Fox
film corp., New York. 25978.
New (The) fallin’ rain blues; words
and music by L. Johnson. [Words
and melody only]
1929 ; E unp. 18361; Lonnie Johnson,
New York. 25979
New (A) method for the study of
piano playing; by M. Gold... Lesson
1-5. © 1. Nov. 16, 1929; E unp.
13324; Matthew Gold, Hoboken, N. J.
25980:
New Year’s eve in New York; sym-
phonic poem, by Werner Janssen ;-
symphony orch. and jazz band. Sc.
© Oct. 15, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 18; E pub.
10841; C. C. Birchard & co., Boston.
25981
New Yorker (The); from John Mur-.
ray Anderson’s Almanac, words by
Jack Yellen, music by Milton Ager.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
Nov. 21, 1929; E unp. 18520; Ager,
Yellen & Bornstein, inec., New York.
25982
Niagara; foxtrot, ur Rolfs jubileums-
revy 1928, text av Gosta Stevens,
musik av Helge Lindberg, of
Sweden; pf. with words. © May 31,
1929; 1 @ Nov. 21; E for. 7598;
Ernst Rolf’s musikforlags, A. B.,
Stockholm. 25983.
Nickles worth of liver; words and
music by Edith Johnson. [Words.
and melody only] © 1c. Nov. 27,
1929; EK unp. 13775; Chicago music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 25984.
1372
© 1 ec. Nov. 18,
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS.
no. 11, 1929
26004
Nieszpory ; na wszystkie niedziele roku
koScielnego, words from the Church,
music by Eugeniusz Walkiewicz;
mixed voices. 4to. © Nov. 9, 1929;
2 ec. Nov. 18; E pub. 10758; Bole-
slaw J. Zalewski, Chicago. 25985
Nifty, pretty, ladies; words and music
by M. H. Wimpenny. © 1 c. Nov.
18, 1929; E unp. 13341; Maud H.
Wimpenny, Trenton, N. J. 25986
Night (A) in Spain; by J. Massenet,
arr. by T. H. Rollinson, rey. by N. P.
Danforth [pseud. of N. Clifford
Page]; military band pts., with con-
ductor. Concert ed. © July 16,
1929; 2 c« Aug. 2; E pub. 8242;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 25987
Night (The) our dreams came true;
words and music by R. Maloney, of
Great Britain. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Nov. 30, 1929; E unp.
18875; Richard Maloney, London,
Ont., Canada. 25988
Nightingale please tell her! words by
S. Yates, music by Chester Escher.
[Words and melody only] ©1ee.
Noy. 21, 1929; E unp. 18534; Stanley
Yates, Bridgeport, W. Va. 25989
Niles (John J.) Seven Kentucky
mountain tunes; as sung by Marion
Kerby and John J. Niles, coll. and
arr. by J. J. Niles. © Oct. 22, 1929;
eres CL, .. ote a. DUD.4 LUtLo 4G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 25990
Seven negro exaltations; as sung
by Marion Kerby and John J. Niles,
coll. and arr. by J. J. Niles. © Oct.
22, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 26; E pub. 10714;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
25991
Nina; tango, de Vopérette Arthur, liv-
ret et lyrics de André Barde,
musique de H Christiné, of France;
pf. ace, avec ukulele arr. par F.
Salabert. © Sept. 25, 1929; 1 «.
Oct. 16; E for. 7196; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 25992
Nina Rosa; from the musical play,
words by Irving Caesar, music by
Sigmund Romberg; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Nov. 1, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 4;
E pub. 10523; Harms, ine., New
York. 25993
No gray clouds in your blue skies;
words and music by O. T. Skager.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Nov. 30, 1929; E unp. 13881; Otto T.
Skager, Mandan, N. D.. 25994
87056—30——A
No. mitoccare; mazurka, words and
music by F. Cusenza. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Sept. 18, 1929.
E unp. 11003; Frank Cusenza, De-
troit. 25995
No more dams I’1l make for fish; song
in The tempest, words by Shake-
Sspeare, music by John Christopher
Smith, ed. by J. Coates. London,
Novello & co., ltd. © May 31, 1929;
Ve Oct. 29'* for. S87? John
Coates, Northwood, Middlesex, Eng-
land. © new version and new mat-
ter. 25996
No more o’er the sea to roam; words
and music by P. Holbrook. © 1 e.
Nov. 4, 1929; E unp. 12881; Paul
Holbrook, Everett, Wash.
No one agrees with us; lyrics and
music by B. Hyams. © 1 c. Nov.
14, 1929; E unp. 18239; Benjamin
Hyams, Brooklyn. 25998
No one but you could make me blue;
words and music by C. Kunselman;
pf. © 1c. Noy. 7, 1929; E unp.
138047; Clarence Kunselman, Pitts-
burgh. ' 25999
No one to love; words and music by
M. G. Thomas. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Nov. 30, 1929; E unp.
13851; Millard G@. Thomas, New
York.
26000
No place to go; words and music by
Roger Fleagle. [Chords, single
staff] © 1c. Nov. 9, 1929; E unp.
13125; J. Roger Fleagle, Baltimore.
26001
No shadows fall; hymn, words by
J. R. Baxter, jr., music by Virgil O.
Stamps. © Oct. 1, 1929; 2 ce. Nov.
18; E pub. 10853; V. O. Stamps,
Dallas. 26002’
Noble’s (Johnny) collection of Ha-
waiian hulas and songs; words and
music by J. Noble, Charles Namahoe
and others, arr. by J. Noble; pf. and
ukulele ace. Ser. 2. Kanakanut
hotel. [5 others] © Nov. 19, 1929;
2 c. Nov. 25; E pub. 10997; Johnny
Noble, Honolulu. 26008:
Nobody cares if I’m blue; lyric by
Grant Clarke, music by Harry Akst,
arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus; orch. pts.
© Nov. 16, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 20; E
pub. 8145; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 26004.
1373
25997 .
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26005
pt. 111, n. s., v.24
Nobody knows but Rosie, but oh!
what Rosie knows! from Hollywood
nights, lyrics by Joseph McCarthy,
- mInusic- by James F.. Hanley. -[Mimeo-
graph] © 1c. Nov. 26, 1929; EB
unp. 13769; Fox film corp., New
York. 26005
Nobody knows you like I do; from
Big time, words and music by Sidney
Lanfield. © Nov. 6, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
7; E pub. 10750; De Sylva, Brown
& Henderson, ine., New York.
26006
Nobody like you; words by H. Dietch,
music by Samuel H. Speck. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 19,
1929; E unp. 13448; Hazel Dietch,
Omaha, Neb. 26007
eee loves me; fox-trot, written by
Frank Millar, composed by Gene Lee,
of Great Britain; pf. ace., with
ukulele arr. by Rex Alwyn... [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © June
4, 1928; 1 e. Oct. 28, 1929; E for.
7265; Berners: music co.,,ltd., Lon-
don. 26008
Nobody’s using it now; from The love
parade, words by Clifford Grey,
music by Victor Schertzinger; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Nov. 8, 1929;
2 ce. Nov. 11; E pub. 10943; Famous
music corp., New York. 26009
Nobody’s baby; words and music by
G. R. Whipple. ©-1 ec. Nov. 13,
1929; E unp. 13215; Gladys Read
Whipple, Cleveland. 26010
No-body’s jigg; from The dancing
master, selected and ed. by Douglas
and Helen Kennedy, arr. by Arnold
Foster, of Great Britain; pf. (In
Country dance tunes, new series 1)
© Nov. 30, 1929; 1 ¢. Nov. 30; E for.
7674; English folk dance soc., Lon-
don. 26011
Noche loca; humorada en dos actos,
letra de Vela y Campta, mdsica de
F. Alonso, of Spain. © Oct. 15,
1927; 1. @.. Nov. ,20,. 1929; E for.
7547; Francisco Alonso, Madrid.
26012
Nocturne in B major; by Enrique Soro,
of Chile} ‘pf. .@! Get; ‘22,1929 ;° 2: c.
Oct. 26; E pub. 10710; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 26013
None but one; words and music by
Norm Walsh [i. e. N. E. Walsh.
Words and melody: only] © 1 ¢.
Nov. 25, 1929; E unp. 13653; Nor-
man Edward Walsh, Fresno, Calif.
26014
|
Norma; words and music by L.. C.
Rudy. ©1c. Nov. 13, 1929; E unp
- 18211; Lloyd C. Rudy, Detroit.
26015
Northern lights; words and music by
E. S. Tillinghast. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Noy. 8, 1929; E
unp. 12989; Edmund 8. Tillinghast,
Carson Lake, Minn. ; 26016
Northern Nancy; from The dancing
master, selected and ed. by Douglas
and Helen Kennedy, arr. by Arnold
Foster, of Great Britain; pf. (Jn
Country dance tunes, new series 1)
© Nov. 30, 1929; 1 ¢e. Nov. 30; E
for. 7679; English folk dance soc.,
London. 26017
Nostalgia ; valzer, words and music by
F. Cusenza. [Words and .melody
only] ©1ce. Sept. 18, 1929; E unp.
11004; Frank Cusenza, Detroit.
26018
Not in a million years could I forget
you; words and music by W. M.
Adeock. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 12, 1929; E unp. 131838;
William M. Adcock, San Francisco.
26019
Nothin’; melody by C. J. Robison. ©
1 ec. Nov. 12, 1929; E unp. 138179;
Carson J. Robison, New York.
26020
Notte (Una) sul Volga; di Italo Russo
[pseud. of Daniele Amfitheatrof] of
Italy; picecola orch. parti, con pf.
conduttore. © July 12, 1929; 1-e.
Aug. 15; E for. 7448; A. & G.
Carisch & c., Milan. 26021
Nous étions trois capitaines; de Suite
canadienne, musique de Claude
Champagne, of Canada. 1. Orch.
pts.—2. 4 voix mixtes et orch. Par-
tition. © Sept: 1, 1929; 1 ¢. each
Oct. 5; E for. 7655; 7659; Durand &
cie., Paris. 26022, 26023
Nous étions trois capitaines; par
Claude Champagne, of Canada;
choeur 4 4 voix mixtes. Partition.
© July 4, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 9; E for.
6920; Durand et cie., Paris. 26024
Nouveau (Le) seigneur du village;
ouverture, par Boieldieu, orch. par
BE. Damare, of France; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and violin 1 con-
ductor. 4to. © July 15, 1929; 1 ¢.
Sept. 12; E for. 7636; E. Gaudet,
Paris. 26025
Now dear that I have you; words and
music by Jack Rice [pseud. of J. M.
Rice. Chords, single staff] ©1e.
1374
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
26046
Nov. 15, 1929: E unp. 13300; Jacob
Maurice Rice, Dorchester, Mass.
26026
Now is the month of Maying; by
Thomas Morley, arr. by Charles F.
Manney; sop. 1, 2, and alto. 4to. ©
‘Oct. 24, 1929; 2c. Nov. 4; E pub.
10528; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
26027
‘Now that I’ve found you; words and
music by L. W. Harris. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 14,
1929; E unp. 13224; LeRoy Walter
Harris, Brooklyn. 26028
Now the fun begins; by Felix White,
of Great Britain; pf. © Sept. 30,
1229; 1 ef! Oct. 1285 He for!! F268 5
Sehott & eo., ltd.. London. 26029
Nuit embaumée; par Mare Delmas,
arr. par §S. Chapelier, of France;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur et
1°. violini conducteur. 4to. © Sept.
2, ehO29 5 lc. Oct. 16> f) for, , 7179;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 26030
No. 1 album Jugoslavenskih pjesama i
plesova; arr. by R. Cernkovich; pf.
© Nov. 16, 1929; 2 ¢. and aff. Dee.
9; AA 31166; Rudolph Cernkovich,
Chicago. 26031
Nur einen tag hast du mich reich
gemacht; langsamer foxtrot, worte
und musik von Fritz Rotter und
Franz Doelle, of Germany. © Aug.
30, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 5; E for. 7514;
Wiener bohéme-verlag, Vienna.
26032
O God my love; words by Bernard C.
Scharf, music by Paul Tonner; sop.,
-or ten., and alto solos, with cho.
4to. © Aug. 27, 1929; 2c. Nov. 21;
E pub. 10911; McLaughlin & Reilly
co., Boston. 26033
© Herr, gib jedem seinen eignen tod;
3 stimmigen ménnerchor, worte von
R. M. Rilke, musik von Georg Bott-
cher, of Germany; mit 3 posaunen,
pauke und becken. 4to. © June 12,
19299 Ate: Sept:/214 HB for) 7287 ;
Gebr. Hug & co., Leipzig. 26034
O Jesus Thou are standing; words by
Wm. How, music by W. B. Gordon.
© 1c. Nov. 26, 1929; E unp. 13780;
W. B. Gordon, Memphis, Tenn.
26035
O joyous day; hymn, words by C. W.
._ Vaughan, music by J. P. Thomason.
© Oct. 1, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 7; E pub.
9784; Chas. W. Vaughan, Lawrence-
burg, Tenn. 26036
O little town of Bethlehem; words by
Phillips Brooks, musie by H. A. Con-
rad; mixed voices, organ ace. Bos-
ton, Mass., Musie service co. 4to.
© Nov. 23, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 27; B
pub. 11031; Harriet Adams Conrad,
Boston. 26037
O Lord, I am Thine; words and music
by R. HE. Neighbour, arr. by Richard
W. Oliver. © Oct. 20, 1929; 2 e.
Oct. 26; E pub. 10974; Robert Ed-
ward Neighbour, Cleveland. 260388
O Master, let me walk with Thee;
words by Washington Gladden, music
by Mark Andrews; organ acc.
Nov. 9, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 11; E pub.
10942; G.. Ricordi & co.,- ine., New
York. 26039
O mein heimatland; sSchweizerlieder-
potpourri, ged. von verschiedenen
dichtern, gesetzt v. Pepi Wais, of
Switzerland; salonorch. stimmen,
mit pf. direction. 4to. © June 1,
1929 Tc. Sept. 215 Hi. for. “fae6:
Gebriider Hug & co., Leipzig. 26040
O merry youth; by N. Kovandovitch ;
pf. [Photostat] © 1 ec. Oct. 26,
1929; E unp. 12814; Nicholas Ko-
vandovitch, Dallas. 26041
O mlodem kowalu a starej kowalce
[and] Polski rybak’ z nad wolgi;
words and music by I. Podgorski.
© Oct. 25, 1929; 2-c. Nov. 21; E pub.
10926; Ignacy Podgorski, Philadel-
phia. 26042
O, my little mamy [!]; by I. Paris, of
France; pf. © 1c. Oct. 5, 1929; E
unp. 12752; Irving Paris, Paris.
126045
O Saviour of mankind; words from
medizval Latin, tr. by Edwd. Cas-
well, music by Ernest Mettrop, of
Canada; in E flat. © Oct. 29, 1929;
2 ec. Oct. 31; E pub. 10457; Boosey
& co., ine., New York. 26044
O sole mio; in diagram, by Mort Sear-
els; Hawaiian steel guit., with
words. © Sept. 26, 1929; 2 ¢. Oct.
26; E pub. 10671; Honolulu con-
servatory of music, inc., Akron, O.
i 26045
Oberek do biaiego dnia; K. Namyskow-
ski, na fortepian przetozyt L. A. Cies-
zykowski.. © Oct. 26, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
4; E pub. 10571; John Jasinski, Chi-
cago. 26046
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26047
Oberek Galicyjski och ty moja ulu-
biona; words and music by J. Wys-
kowski. [Words and melody only]
©1e Nov. 18, 1929; BE unp. 13401;
John Wyskowski, Omaha, Neb.
26047
Obersteiger (Der) ; potpourri tiber be-
kannte melodien der gleichnamigen
operette, von Carl Zeller und Leo-
pold Weninger, both of Austria;
orch, stimmen, mit pf. direction und
violino 1 direction. © Oct. 23, 1929;
1c. Nov. 18; E for. 7467; D. Rahter,
Leipzig. 26048
Ocean (The) of love; fox-trot ballad,
words and music by S. H. Douglas.
© Oct. 25, 1929; 2 c Oct. 30; E pub.
10556; Sallie Hume Douglas, Hono-
lulu. 26049
Och! Och! Och! Oy! Oy! words and
music by H. W. McNamara. © 1c.
Nov. 18, 1929; E unp. 138365;. Helen
W. McNamara, Chicago. 26050
Odysseus (Ulysse); szenen aus der
Odyssee, dichtung von W. P. Graff,
English version by N. Macfarren,
fiir solostimmen, chor u. orch. von
Max Bruch, op. 41, arr. von Franz
Terwal, of Switzerland; klavieraus-
zug mit text. 4to. [German, Hng-
lish and French text], © May 1,
1929; 1 ec. May 28; E for. 4732; N.
Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 26051
Of course I love you; words and mu-
sic by W. J. Day. © 1. Nov. 4,
1929; E unp. 12794; William James
Day, Brooklyn. 26052
Offenbach (Jacques) Beauteous
night, O night of love; barecarolle,
from The tales of Hoffmann, words
tr. by Samuel Richards Gaines, mu-
sic arr. by Charles F. Manney; sop.,
alto and bass. 4to. © Oct. 2,
1929; 2 ec Nov. 4; E pub. 10536;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 26053
Oh! Dad you know; words by A. J.
Todd, music by Walter W. New-
comer. © Sept. 26, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
30; E pub. 9764; Albert James Todd,
Camden, N. J. 26054
Oh, Emma-Leana; words and music
by C. A. Ridgway. © 1 ¢. Dec. 2,
1929; E unp. 13894; Charles Arthur
Ridgway, Hollywood. 26055
Oh, Father Power of Holy Cross;
words and music by B. L. Sullivan.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
Nov. 25, 1929; E unp. 18663; Ed-
ward L. Sullivan, Boston. 26056
pt. Il, n. S., Vv. 24°
won’t you please come:
down; words and music by F..
Schuette. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1929; E:
unp. 18616; Florence Schuette, New’
York. 26057
Oh, God!
Oh, how I long to be with you; words:
and music by A. Pikelis. [Words.
and melody only] © 1c. Nov. 23,.
1929; E unp. 138607; Angelina Pike-
lis, Niagara Falls, N. Y. 26058.
Oh! jailer bring back that key; words.
and music by Charles Craver..
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢..
Nov. 29, 1929; E unp. 13798; South--
ern musi¢e pub. co., ine., New York.
26059 -
Oh Jimmie, I didn’t think it of you;
fox-trot, words and music by L. A...’
Balcom, arr. by Burrell Van Buren.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «..
Nov. 25, 1929; E unp. 18729; Leo.
Alvin Balcom, Bismarck, N. D.
26060.
Oh! Mary my beautiful Mary I love-
only you; words and music by H..
Cullinan. [Words and melody only]
1c. Noy....22, 1929; E. unp. 15622;
Hobart Cullinan, Buffalo. 26061.
Ch my stock is going up with Susie;
lyrics by Lewis and Young, music
by Cliff Hess. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Nov. 9, 1929; E unp..
13585; Remick music corp., New
York. 26062:
Oh sefiorita; words and music by C.
Maduro, of Netherlands, domiciled
at New York. [English and Span-
ish text. Photostat] © 1 ec. Nov.
27, 1929; E unp. 18783; Charles.
Maduro, New York. 26068 -
Oh! so sweet; lyric by George Wagg-
ner, music by Abner Silver.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
Nov. 18, 1929; E unp. 138695; Sha-
piro, Bernstein & co. ine, New
York. 26064. -
Oh Sue; words by G. I. Runion, music
by Margery L. Runion. [Photostat]
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1929; E unp. 13406;
Geo. I. Runion, Oak Park, Ill.
26065..
Oh, that you’d remember lonely me
and—don’t forget; words by E. Por-
ter, music by Burrell Van Buren. .
[Words and melody only] © 1c.
Nov. 25, 1929; E unp. 13718; Elsye
Porte. San Antonio. 26066 ..-
1376
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
‘no. 11, 1929
26086
-Oh! there’s a mouse; words and music
by Harry Woods. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Nov. 25, 1929; H
-unp. 13685; Irving Berlin, inc., New
York. 26067
“Oh, why, dear pines, do you pine too?
words and music by B. Sieve-Bor-
suk, of Russia, domiciled at New
York. © 1c Oct. 3, 1929; E unp.
13167; Belle Sieve-Borsuk, New
York. 26068
‘O’Hara’s warning; words and music
by Cooke [pseud. of Fannie M.
Cooke] and Frederick [pseud. of J.
F. Gordon] © 1c. Nov. 6, 1929; E
unp. 12943; John F. Gordon, Mid-
dletown. N. Y. 26069
‘Ohio River song; words and music by
Armand J. P. Vandermyn. © Noy.
10, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 16; E pub. 10799;
Armand J. P. Vandermyn, Pitts-
burgh. 26070
*Old Black Joe; in diagram, by Mort
Searels: Hawaiian steel guit., with
words. © Sept. 26, 1929; 2 ¢. Oct.
26; E pub. 10667; Honolulu con-
servatory of music, ine., Akron, O.
26071
‘Old fashioned love song; words and
musie by C. A. Haufe. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Nov. 29, 1929;
E unp. 13811; Charles A. Haufe, San
Carlos, Calif. 26072
‘Old folks at home; soft shoe dance, by
Stephen C. Foster [and] Turkey in
the straw; buck and wing dance,
arr. of each by Louis Panella; orch.
pts. © Sept. 25, 1929; 2 c. Sept.
24; E pub. 9419; Volkwein bros.,
Pittsburgh. 26073
Old John’s rebuttal; words and music
by T. A. Huson. © Oct. 30, 1929;
2 ec. Nov. 5; E pub. 10504; Thomas
Alfred Huson, Los Angeles. 26074
Old (An) Kentucky lullaby; words
and music by Fred Rose; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Nov. 21, 1929; 2 ce.
Nov. 25; E pub. 10992; T. S. Deni-
son & co., Chicago. 26075
Old (An) love; text by A. Fernandez
Bustamente, English version by
Romney Brent, music by Alfonso
Esparza Oteo, arr. by Grover Ack-
ley Brower; sop. 1, 2, and alto.
4to. © July 5, 1929; 2 e. July 6;
E pub. 7399; R. L. Huntzinger, inc.,
New York. 26076
Old man Pie-Eye; fox trot, by Byron
Gay. 4to. 1. Dance orch. pts., arr.
by Frank Skinner, with words. 2.
Voeal orch. pts., arr. by Geo. J. Trin-
kaus. © Oct. 31, 1929; 2 ¢. each
Noy. 5; E pub. 10634, 10635; M. Wit-
mark & sons, New York.
26077, 26078
Old man Sunshine, little boy Bluebird ;
lyric by Mort Dixon, music by Harry
Warren; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
June 12, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 20, 1929; E
pub. 11014; Remick music corp., New
York. 26079
Old (The) ranchman’s tale; from A
day on the plains, by Laurence Bol-
ton; pf. © Nov. 7, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
11; E pub. 10657; Ernest Gerald
Council, Dallas. 26080
Old ship of Zion; negro spiritual, music
arr. by Purcell J. Mansfield, of Great
Britain, op. 75, no. 10; mixed voices.
41a, (C) Oct. 287 1930-1 c Nov.9;
E for. 7445; Bayley & Ferguson,
Glasgow. 26081
Old songs hymnal; words and melodies
from the state of Georgia, collected
by Dorothy G. Bolton, music arr. by
Harry T. Burleigh. 16mo. © Oct.
i Ve2o- 2c. anu an. Oe. Thy &
14162; Century co., New York.
26082
Old (An) valentine; poem by Nan Ter-
rell Reed, music by Jessie Moore
Wise; med. voice. © June 15, 1929;
De PY, bo DU. COLD; “SV INY. ae
Wise & co., New York. 26083
Olga, the pet of the boatmen on the
Volga; comedy fox-trot, words and
music by Howard Flynn, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Nov.
20, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 19; E for. 7530;
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd., London.
26084
On a California morning; words by
King Zany, music by D. E. McNamee.
[Words and melody only. Photo-
stat] ©1ce. Nov. 26, 1929; E unp.
13738; Donald E. McNamee, Holly-
wood. 26085
On Miami’s sands of gold; words and
music by E. P. Courtney. © 1 e«.
July 9, 1929; E unp. 138465; Eliza-
beth Piatt Courtney, Port Washing-
ton, L. I., N. ¥. 26086
1377
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26087
On n’ me la fait pas; java, de lopé-
rette Déshabillez-vous, par René
Mercier, arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur, 1°. violino conducteur et
paroles. 4to. © Sept. 25, 1929;1¢.
Oct. 16; E for. 7181; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 26087
On the river; from Budapest, words
by Clare Kummer, music by Jean
Schwartz. © 1 ¢ Nov. 8, 1929; HE
unp. 13093; Fox film corp., New
York. 26088
On the road to California; words and
music by Len Nash. © Oct. 29,
1929; 2 c Nov. 18; E pub. 10811;
Adams, Vee & Abbott, inc., Chicago.
26089
Once in a blue moon; words and music
' by E. Higgins. © 1c. Nov. 15. 1929;
E unp. 13296; Edrie Higgins, Tarpon
Springs, Fla. 26090
Once in a while; words and music by
Virginia Rowe [i. e. M. V. Rowe]
© 1-e. Oct. 19, 1929; E unp. 7486;
Mabel Virginia Rowe, Dallas.
26091
Once in a while; words by T. Brache,
music by Phil Starr. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Nov. 4;
2 c. Nov. 7; E pub. 10665; Tony
Brache, St. Paul, Minn. 26092
Once upon a time; words by George
Brown, musie by Alfred Solman; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Aug. 21, 1929;
2c. Aug. 22; E pub. 85538; Vincent
Youmans, inc., New York. 26093
Once with Jesus; hymn; words and
melody by C. Will, harmonized by
BH. A. Denby. © Apr. 26, 1929; 2 ¢.
Oct. 30; E pub. 5578; Christina Will,
Monrovia, Calif. 26094
One; or, Waltz of trust, words and
music by L. D. Macpherson, of Great
Britain, domiciled at New York. ©
1c. Nov. 15, 1929: Ei unpy 13301 ;
Le Margaret du Rocher Macpherson,
New York. 26095
One memory; words and music by EH.
M. Cook. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 2; 1929; E unp. 12803;
Elizabeth Morgan Cook, Belvedere,
Calif. 26096
One minute of heaven; theme song of
Forward pass, words and music by
Herb Magidson,; Ned Washington
and Michael H. Cleary; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Oct. 9, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
7; E pub. 10593; George & Arthur
Piantadosi, inec., New York. 26097
~ pt. 111, n. §., Vv. 24
One summer night; waltz, words and.
music by H. Eller. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Nov. 21, 1929;.
_ E unp. 13558; Herman Eller, Brook-
lyn. 26098.
One two three four; in diagram, by
Mort Searels; Hawaiian steel guit..,.
with words. © Sept. 26, 1929; 2 c..
Nov. 2; E pub. 10682; Honolulu con-
servatory of music, inc., Akron, O.
26099:
Only; words by Lucile Mayer Combs,
_ music by C.D. Pavlick. ©1c. Noy.
21, 1929; E unp. 13511; Clinnie Dill
Pavlick, St. Louis. 26100
Only a bum; words by William Raskin,
music by George Brown. © 1 «¢.
Noy. 14, 1929; E unp. 13220; Paul
Parker, New York. 26101
Only a dreamer of dreams; waltz,
words by M. McCardle, music by Len
Fleming. ‘[Words and melody only]
© 1 c. Nov. 14, 1929; E unp. 13219;
Marie McCardle, Geraldine, Mont.
26102
Only love is real; from Lord Byron
of Broadway, lyric by Arthur Freed,
music by Nacio Herb Brown. . ©
Nov. 29, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 30; E pub.
11078; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
New York. 26103
Only mine in dreams; words and music
by D. W. Felmet. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ¢. Nov. 8, 1929; EB
unp. 12966; Delia W. Felmet, Leedey,
OKI.
Only mother can sing a lull-a-by ; words:
and music by G. E. Morley. © 1c.
Nov. 14, 1929; E unp. 13227; Ger-
trude Hstelle Morley, Silverton, Or.
26105.
Only you; melody by H. Jompulsky and
Mathy Levine. © 1c. Nov. 8, 1929;
EK unp. 13060; Harry Jompulsky,
New York. 26106:
Onward all; melody for two voices,
words and music by M. Leyda. ©
1 ¢@ Nov. 18, 1929; E unp. 13408;
Myrtle Leyda, San Francisco. 26107
Oo-ma-Ru-Ru; fox-blues, words by
Millicent, music by Jack Lynn, of
France. © Sept. 1, 1929; 1 ¢. Oct.
16; E for. 7206; Choudens, Paris.
26108
Operatica; selection of popular airs
from well-known operas, arr. by J. H.
Squire, of Great Britain; pf. © Oct.
- 18, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 31; E for. 7388;
Joseph Williams, ltd., London.
26109
1378
26104
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
Orchester-studien fiir viola; hrsg. von
Wilhelm Altmann, of Germany.
hft. 9, 8. © Aug. 24, 1929; 1 ec. Oct.
21; E for. 7364, 7365; Carl Merse-
burger, Leipzig. 26110, 26111
Oregon pledge song; by J. S. Evans,
(In Songs of our Oregon) © Nov.
18, 1929; 2 e. Nov. 23; E pub. 10913;
John Stark Evans, Eugene, Or.
26112
Oregon, queen of the West; words and
music by H. C. Epley, harmonized
by Eva Winters Snelling. © June
29, 1929; 2 c Aug. 20; E pub. 8516;
Henry Clifford Epley, Salem, Or.
26113
Oriental impressions; suite for or-
chestra, by H. Eichheim. Se. Pub-
lished by the Soc. for the publica-
tion of Amer. music. © Oct. 15,
feo see ec. Oct) 21.5; H pub: L07T07;
Henry Bichheim, Santa Barbara,
Calif. 26114
Oriental witchery; danse egyptienne,
by Allan Anson, arr. by Lester Brock-
ton; band pts. with conductor. 4to.
© May 20, 1929; 2c. Sept. 6; E pub.
11024; Ludwig music pub. co., Cleve-
land. 26115
Orientale; caléidoscope, by César Cui,
op. 50, no. 9, rev. and arr. by Bo-
hislay Leopold, of Czechoslovakia ;
small orch. pts., with pf. or organ
conductor and ist violin conductor.
© Apr. 20, 1929; 1 c. May 16; E for.
4542; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H., Ber-
lin. 26116
Orientale; no. 2, de Chants d’Espagne,
par I. Albeniz, arr. par Francis Sala-
bert of France; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur et 1°. violini conduc-
teur. © Sept. 25, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 16;
E for. 7226; Union musicale franco
espagnole, Paris. 26117
Ormond house; from The dancing
master, selected and ed. by Douglas
and Helen Kennedy, arr. by Arnold
Foster, of Great Britain; pf. (Jn
Country dance tunes, new series 1)
© Nov. 30, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 30; E for.
7685; English folk dance soc., Lon-
don. 26118
Orphan rag doll; words and music by
Henry Petersen Nissen. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. Nov. 5,
1929; E unp. 12933; Henry P. Nis-
sen, Oakland, Calif. 26119
Our country; words and music by H.
A‘ Nyblin. © 1. Nov. 11, 1929;
26130
E unp, 13188; Henry A. Nyblin, Chi-
cago, 26120
Our dead; sonnet, words by Robert
Nichols, music by E. Cundell, of
Great Britain, op. 11; ten. © Nov.
457192930 1 ve. Nov. 2: i) fary 7403':
Edric Cundell, London. 26121
Our dear old home; words by I. Cor-
bin, music by Phil Starr. [Words.
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Nov. 27,
1929; E unp. 138791; Ida Corbin,
Blue Mound, Kan. 26122
Our England; words by Madeline Fos-
ter, music. by B. C. Stretton of
Great Britain. © Nov: 14, 1929;
1 ec. Nov. 30; E for. 7703; Beata de
Courcy Stretton, Salcombe, Eng-
land. 26123.
Our love is everlasting light; words
and music by J. M. Adamcik.
[Words and melody only] ©l1e«.
Nov. 2, 1929; E unp. 12805; Joseph
M. Adamcik, Astoria, L. I, N. Y.
26124
Our melody of love; words and musi¢e
by F. N. McGrath, jr. [Photostat]
©1ce. Noy. 7, 1929; E unp. 12949;
Francis Neal McGrath, jr., Clayton,
Mo. 26125.
Our old family album; words by F.
and Johnny Marvin, music by F.
Marvin. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 19, 1929; E unp. 13427;
Frankie Marvin, Mamaroneck, N. Y.
26126.
Out in the cold; from Hollywood
nights, words and music by Con
Conrad, Sidney D. Mitchell and Ar-
chie Gottler. © Nov. 7, 1929; 2 «¢.
Noy. 8; E pub. 10744; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
26127
Out in the great North-west; words
by J. E. Guernsey, music by Floyd
Thompson. © 1 ec. Oct. 10, 1929;
E unp. 11901; Thompson & Guernsey,
Indianapolis. 26128
Out of the past; from Hot rythm,
words and music by Walter O’Keefe
and Bobby Dolan. © Sept. 3, 1929;
2 c. Sept. 4; E pub. 8887; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine, New
York. 26129
\
Ouverture symphonique; par Alexan-
dre Tansman, of Poland; pf.
Octi''15;)'1929 ; ‘2c. Név169 H'for.
7593; Editions Max Eschig, Paris.
26130
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26131
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Over; words and music by Cooke
[pseud. of Fannie M. Cooke] and
Frederick [pseud. of J. F. Gordon]
© 1 ¢. Nov. 6, 1929; E unp. 12944;
John F. Gordon, Middletown, N.Y.
26131
Overture of overtures; compiled and
arr. by Louis Panella; orch. pts. ©
Nov. 27, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 26; E pub.
11020; Volkwein bros., Pittsburgh.
26132
Pagan’s (A) dream; words by Hy-
man Levine, music by F. Barovick.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Nov. 23, 1929; E unp. 18633; Fred
Barovick, New York. 26133
Pageantry; march, by K. L. King;
band pts. 4to. © Nov. 26, 1929;
2c. Nov. 29; E pub. 11043; Karl L.
King music house, Fort Dodge, Ia.
26134
Paiatz (Der); words and music by
H. Yablonik; pf. (YRUND D5)
© 1c. Nov. 26, 1929; E unp. 18758;
Hyman Yablonik, Brooklyn. 26135
Pajara (La) pinta; d’Osear Espli,
of Spain; pf. 1. El conde de cabra.
[2 others] © July 15, 1929; 1 «
Sept. 12; E for. 7639; Union mu-
sicale franco-espagnole, Paris.
26136
Pal of my dreams; words and music
by E. A. Hobbs. [Words and mel-
ody only] .© 1. ec. Nov. 30, 1929;
EK unp. 13869; Edgar A. Hobbs,
Oceanside, L. I., N. Y. 26137
Pal (The) of the pal I love; words
by L. Bullis, music by Samuel H.
Speck. New York City, Frank
Harding.’ \@), Oct. 2a aoe52 2, 'c.
Nov. 7; E pub. 10662; Leonard Bul-
lis, Rib Lake, Wis. 26138
Papitou; de la fantaisie-opérette Vive
Leroy, paroles de René Pujol, mu-
sique de Fred Pearly et Pierre
Chagnon, both of France; pf. et
ukulele acc. © Sept. 1, 1929; 1 ¢.
Oct. 5; E for. 7145; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 26139
Para mi canton me voy; cancion
mexicana, letra y mtisieca de C. Me-
jia, of Mexico, domiciled at New
York. © 1c. Nov. 29, 1929; E unp.
13823; Carlos Mejia, New York. ,
26140
Parade of the blues; from Hollywood
nights, words and music by Con
Conrad, Sidney D. Mitchell and
Archie Gottler. © Nov. 12, 1929;
2 c. Nov. 13; E pub. 10945; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
, 26141
Paris, stay the same; from The love
parade; words by Clifford Grey,
music by Victor Schertzinger; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Nov. 8, 1929;
2c. Nov. 11; E pub. 10945; Famous
music corp., New York.
Parranda (La); zarzuela en tres
actos, letra de Louis Fernandez Ar-
davin, mtsica de F. Alonso, of Spain.
© May 6, 1928; 1 c. Nov. 20, 1929;
E for. 7564; Francisco Alonso,
Madrid. 261438
Parrot (The); words by J. M. Hill-
man, music by Frances Pierce. ©
1c Nov. 4, 1929; E unp. 12867;
John M. Hillman, Harrisburg, Or.
26144
Parting (The); by H. C. Barnett;
pf. [Photostat] © 1 e¢. Nov. 7,
1929; E unp. 18050; Harold Comp-
ton Barnett, New York. 26145
Passing by; 3 pt. song, by Edward
Purcell, arr. by G. Waring Steb-
bins, based on the harmony of Wil-
liam Arms Fisher; women’s voices.
© Oct. 31, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 4; E pub.
10529; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
26146
Pastorale d’Auvergne; par Paul Fau-
chey, arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et 1°. violini conducteur.
4to. © Sept. 1, 1929: 1 « Oct.wS5;
E for. 7119; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 26147
Pastorale de Savoie; par Paul Fau-
chey, arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch. parties, avee pf. con-
ducteur et 1°. violini conducteur.
4to. © Sept. 25, ; 19295) de Oct.
16; E for. 7185; Franc:s Salabert,
Paris. ' 26148
Paul’s (Dan) musical gems; by .D.
Paul; violin. © 1c. Nov. 15, 1929;
E unp. 138620; Daniel Paul, New
York, 26149
Pavadas; tango, by C. Rodriguez, of
Spain; pf. © 1.¢. Oct. 21, 1929; H
unp. 13253; Celedonio Rodriguez,
Bilbao, Spain. 26150
Paysage bizarre; par F. July, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. Sept. ‘1, 1929);
1 ec. Oct. 5; E for. 7101; Choudens,
Paris. 26151
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
26172
Paysage sentimental; par Claude De-
bussy, arr. par F. Salabert, of
. France; violon, violoncelle soli et
oreh. parties, avec pf.-conducteur
et 1°. violini conducteur. ©, Dec.
at 1928: 1 cc. July 8, 1929: E tor.
5491; Francis Salabert, Paris.
26152
Peace; hymn, words and melody by
E. Mickelson, harmonized by E. A.
Denby. © Apr. 26, 1929; 2° ¢. Oct.
30; E pub. 5575; Esther Mickelson,
Huntington Park, Calif., and Esther
A. Denby, Pasadena, Calif. 26153
Peach blossom; children’s operetta,
written by L. F. Ramsey, music by
B. Mansell Ramsey, of Great Brit-
ain. London, J. Curwen & sons,
ltd.—Philadelphia, Curwen, inc. 4to.
© Sept. 14, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 11; D
pub. 27611; Lilian F. Ramsey, West
Witter:ng, Chichester, England.
26154
Pelona; tango, lyric and music by C.
- G@. Aceves, of Mexico. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Nov. 22, 1929;
E unp. 13572; Carlos G. Aceves, New
York. 26155
Pennant educational folio; selected
and ed. by Jay W. Fay, arr. by Wal-
ter C. Schad; drums, bells and tim-
ans Jie Lo GC) NOV..22, 1929 5 2, ¢.
Noy. 25; E pub. 10966; Crawford
music corp., New York. 26156
Pennant pastime folio; school band
series composed and sc. by Mayhew
fe bake Dis. Uk. t. 4t0- ©) aly
ta. 1929: 2. c Nov:.6; BE, pub. 10607 ;
Crawford music corp., New York.
26157
Pensive floweret; chanson triste, by
Hilsel Holt; pf. © Nov. 19, 1929;
2 ce. Nov. 20; E pub. 10874; Century
music pub. co., New York. 26158
Pensive moments; by Adam Carse, of
Great Britain; violin and pf. © Oct.
aw aoeg: 1.’e: Oct. 28; BE for; (Zio;
Augener, ltd., London. 26159
Pepina come to your Joe; words and
music by A. B. Gamache. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 20,
1929; E unp. 13452; Alice B. Gam-
ache, Winchendon Springs, Mass.
26160
Pepito; Spanish waltz, by L. Y. Gra-
bowsky; pf. © 1c. Nov. 16, 1929;
E unp. 13322; Lydia Yolanda Gra-
bowsky, New York. 26161
Perfect (The) song; musical theme of
the Pepsodent hour, words by Clar-
ence Lucas, music by Joseph Carl
Petyrek (Felix)
Breil. New ed. New York, Chap-
pell-Harms, inc. © Nov. 4, 1929;.
2 ce. Nov. 5; E pub. 10606; Chappell
& co., ltd., London. 26162.
Perkins (Walton) popular voice meth-
od; jazz, ed. by Martha Richards..
© Nov. 25, 1929; 2 ec. and aff. Dec.
6; AA 29964; Ted Browne music co.,
ine., Chicago. 26163.
Perlita; tango-canzone, di Tito Spano
[pseud. of Francesco Mignone], of
Italy; pf. © 1c. May 2, 1929; EB
unp. 6338; Enrico Bernstiel, Milan..
26164
Petit (Le) singe et les gros moineaux ;
chanson de route, par Paul Dupin,
of France; choeur 4 4 voix, sans acc.
4to. © Sept. 25, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 16;
E for. 7190; Durand et cie., Paris.
26165.
Petite (La). bohéme; ouverture, de
Henri Hirchmann, révisée et trans-
crite pour petit ou grand orch. par
Francis Casadesus, of France; par-
ties, avec pf. conducteur et 1° violon.
conducteur. 4to. © Sept. 1, 1929;.
1 ¢. Oct. 5; E for. 7108; Choudens,
Paris. 26166.
Petite marquise; par René Rabey, of
France; pf. © July 15, 1929; 1 e..
Sept. 16; E for. 7644; Durand et cie.,
Paris. 26167
Petite valse-serenade; by Edward A.
Mueller; violin and pf. © May 831,
1929; 2 c. Aug. 12; E pub. 6753;
John Church co., Cincinnati. 26168.
6 griechische rhap-
osdien; von FEF, Petyrek, of Austria ;.
pf. 1. Athen. [5 others] © Aug.
28,8929: 1..e..Qet. 2;, BE. for. T4125
Universal-edition, a. g., Vienna.
26169:
Pfeiffer (Hubert) Sonate; von H.
Pfeiffer, of Germany, op. 33; pf.; in
E moll. © Dec. 1, 1928; 1 ¢. May
16, 1929; E for. 4551; N. Simrock,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 26170
Philadelphia, Philadelphia phorever
phirst; words and music by G. C.
Holtzendorff. © July 9, 1929; 2 ec.
July 6; E pub. 7874; Grover C.
Holtzendorff, Philadelphia. 26171
Phillips (Barbara) Four American-
Indian impressions; by B. Phillips,
of Great Britain, orch. by Fred Ad-
lington; orch. pts., with pf. conduc-
tor. 1. The signal of peace. [8
others] © Oct. 11, 1929; 1 c. Oct.
31; E for. 7234; Boosey & co., 1td.,
London. 26172
1381
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26173
Photograph (A) of you; words and
musie by Joe McNair. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 31, 1929;
E unp. 12828; Elizabeth A. Foster,
‘Oakland, Calif. 26173
Pick up the rhythm; words by Frank
Eyton, music by Billy Mayerl, of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Nov. 28, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 29; E for.
7705; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd.
26174
Piéce fantastique; by Alan Samar; pf.
© Nov. 4, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 6; E pub.
10586; Clayton F. Summy co., Chi-
cago. 26175
Piéces espagnoles 4 danser; par Raoul
Laparra, of France. Partition
d’orch. 1. Zambra. [3 others] ©
Sept. 1, 1929; 1 ce. Oct. 5; E for.
7140; Choudens, Paris. 26176
Piedigrotta Gioventt 1929; compilatore
Renato D’Alterio, of Italy. [Naples,
Italy] Casa editrice Le cronache let-
terarie e teatrali. © Sept. 7, 1929;
1c. Nov. 7; E for. 7400; Francesco
Pennino, Brooklyn. 26177
Piesh powitalna; stowa J. L. Zielin-
skiego, mel. J. Czubskiego, na dwa
giosy i fort. W. Baluta. © Feb. 21,
1929; 2 ec. Mar. 2; E pub. 4737; W.
H. Sajewski, Chicago. 26178
Pietoso waltz; by L. Villani, arr. by
L. Canoro; 1st and 2d mand. or
violin, and guit. © 1 ¢. Nov. 21,
1929; E unp. 13551; Lazzaro Villani,
Milford, Mass. 26179
Pigeons; by Cedric W. Lemont, op. 59,
no. 2; pf. © Oct. 30, 1929; 2 ¢. Nov.
4; E pub. 10546; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 26180
Pios tha me pari; words by A. Lasko,
music by Ierotheo Skiza, of Italy,
domiciled at New York, and Tetos
Demetriades. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Nov. 11, 1929; E unp.
13155; Synchronic pub. co., New
York. 26181
Pirate song; words by Howard John-
son, music by Sam Messenheimer.
© 1 e. Nov. 8, 1929; E unp. 13062;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 26182
Pirates ; finale, words by Howard John-
son, music by Sam Messenheimer.
© 1c. Noy. 18, 1929; E unp. 13397;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 26183
pt. 111, n. S., V. 24
Pirates; words by Dorothy Foster
Brown, music by H. C. Buhler. ©
1c. Nov. 11, 1929; E unp. 13133;
Herman Charles Buhler, Woodcliff,
N. J. 26184
Pirates of love; words-by Vince Bryan
and Gus Edwards, music by G. Ed-
wards. ©1ce. Nov. 18, 1929; E unp.
13392; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
Culver City, Calif, 26185
Pizzicato polka; by Joh. Strauss, arr.
by G. C. Gault; brass quartet. ©
Oct. 29, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 4; E pub.
10506; Geo. C. Gault, Chicago. 26186
Place (A) called Calvary; hymn,
words and music by C. F. Smith. ©
1 ec. Oct. 21, 1929; E unp. 13021;
Cabell Foster Smith, Appomattox,
Va. 26187
Placidia; marcha, por B. Pizarro, of
Mexico, op. 24; pf. ©l1e. May 25,
' 1929; E unp. -7102; Benjamin Pi-
zarro, Mexicali, Mexico. 26188
Play-time; by Elliott S. Allison; pf.
© Oct. 29, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 4; E pub.
10541; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
26189
Please; words and music by R. A.
Woods. © 1c. Oct. 28, 1929; E unp.
13168; Richard Arthur Woods, Chi-
cago. 26190
Pobrydu-pobrydu; polka, words and
music by George Apolsky, of Canada,
‘domiciled at Detroit. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 21, 1929;
E unp. 18548; Apolsky & Bukantis
music co., Detroit. 26191
Polichinelle ; de S. Rachmaninoff, op. 3,
no. 4, arr. par F. Salabert, of France;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur et
1°. violini conducteur. © Sept. 25,
1929; 1 ce. Oct. 16; E for. 7228; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 26192
Polish festival day; mazurka, by Hil-
sel Holt; pf. © Nov. 19, 1929; 2 e.
Nov. 20; E pub. 10875; Century
music pub. co., New York. 261938
Politian; prélude no. 1, de J. M. Zou-
baloff, transcrit par Pierre Dupont,
of France; harmonie et fanfare, avec
conducteur. Parties. 4to. © July
15, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 16; E for. 76381;
Hditions Maurice Senart, Paris.
26194
Polka felice; by A. T. Tustelli, of Italy,
domiciled at New York; pf. ©1e.
Noy. 19, 1929; E unp. 13412; Angelo
T. Tustelli, New York. 26195
1382
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
‘no. 11, 1929
‘Polonias ; invocation, par Paul Dupin,
of France; chceur 4 4 voix, sans ace.
4to. © Sept. 25, 1929; 1 e. Oct. 16;
E for. 7191; Durand & cie., Paris.
26196
-Pomposo; grand march, by Hugo Frey ;
orch. New York, Robbins music
corp. 4to. © Nov. 5, 1929; 2 ¢. Nov.
7; E pub. 10590; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., New York. 26197
Ponos (QO) tis mannas; lyrics by Or-
pheus Caravias, music by D. Zattas,
of Greece, domiciled at New York;
pf. © 1e. Nov. 26, 1929; E unp.
13698; D. Zattas, New York. 26198
Poor discontented me; words and
music by A. Petolino. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 2, 1929;
E unp. 12804; Anthony Petolino,
Newark. N. J. 26199
Poor little rich girl; words and music
by B. Chester. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 15, 1929; E unp.
13265: Betty Chester, Trenton, N. J.
26200
‘Poppyland ; Chinese fantasy in 2 scenes,
lyrics and music by M. De Vine [i. e.
M. De Vine Jewkes] © 1c. July 31,
1929; D unp. 27610; Marguerite De
Vine Jewkes, Brooklyn. 26201
‘Potter’s (The) masterpiece; sacred
song, words and music by Dorothy
Dobbins Dake. © Sept. 20, 1929;
2 ce. Nov. 7; E pub. 10625; Finis Jen-
‘ nings Dake, Tulsa, OKI. 26202
Power (The) of love; words and musie
by W. Hull. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 25, 1929; E unp.
13660; Walter Hull, Detroit. 26203
Prairie (The) prance; words by Lu-
ther Yandis, music by A. R. Morelli.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Nov. 5, 1929; E unp. 12895; Antonio
R. Morelli and John Nicholson, New
York. 26204
Pratt City blues; words and music by
Chippie Hill. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 14, 1929: E unp.
13033; State Street music pub. co.,
inc., Chicago. 26205
Pray your way through; hymn, words
and music by Haldor Lillenas and
Harold Mustaine. © Sept. 25, 1929;
2c. Sept. 27; E pub. 9523; Lillenas
pub. co., inc., Indianapolis. 26206
Prayer; words and music by Ford
Rush and Glenn Rowell; pf. acc.,
with ukulele, ete. (In Gene and
26216
Ford and Glenn folio.) © Sept. 13,
1929; 2 c. Nov. 4; E pub. 10498;
Forster music publisher, ine., Chi-
cago. 26207
Praying for rain; foxtrot, words by
Erie Little, music by Roger Hckers-
ley, of Great Britain; pf. and uku-
lele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Nov. 3, 1929; 1 ¢.
Nov. 16; E for: 7520;:. Dix,’ Itd.,
London. 26208
Prelude to a dream ballet; by Hugo
Friedhofer; pf. [Mimeograph] ©
1 ec. Nov. 26, 1929; E unp. 13767;
Fox film corp., New York. 26209
Prenda (La) de amor; melody by R.
Collins. © 1c Nov. 29, 1929; E
unp. 13837; Rouan Collins, Holly-
wood. 26210
Pretending I.have you; words and
music by R. La Marr and Billie
Young. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1929; E unp. 11296;
Rudy La Marr, San Jose, Calif.
26211
Pretty miss; from The dancing master,
selected and ed. by Douglas and
Helen Kennedy, arr. by Arnold
Foster, of Great Britain; pf. (Jn
Country dance tunes, new series 1)
© Nov. 30, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 30; B
for. 7680; English folk dance soc.,
London, 26212
Pretty.nun; from The dancing master.
selected and ed. by Douglas and
Helen Kennedy, arr. by Arnold
Foster, of Great Britain; pf. (In
Country dance tunes, new series 1)
© Nov. 30, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 30; E for.
7683; English folk dance _ soc,
London. 26213
Pretty Polly ; musical comedy in 3 acts,
bk. by Mera Ruth David and T. S.
Crawford, music and lyrics by T. S.
Crawford. © 1 ec. Oct. 28, 1929;
D unp. 27617; Timothy Slack Craw-
ford, San Fernando, Calif. 26214
Pride (The) of our hick town; words
and music by F. Gradischnig; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Oct. 25, 1929;
2 ce. Oct. 30: E pub. 10554; Frank
Gradischnig, Ambridge, Pa. 26215
Primo amore; mazurea, melody by G.
Vicari, of Italy, domiciled at New
York. ©1c. Nov. 21, 1929; E unp.
13502 ; Giovanni Vicari, New York.
26216
1383
26217
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pt. 111, 0. S., V. 24
Prisoner of love; words by Andy
Razaf, music by Thomas Waller.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Nov. 18, 1929; E unp. 138370; Joe
Davis, New York. 26217
Prize fighters’ number; words by
Howard Johnson, music by Gus
Edwards. © 1. Nov. 8, 1929; E
unp. 18066; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., Culver City, Calif. 26218
Procession; by Leonard Henniker, of
Great Britain; organ. © Noy. 4,
1929;. 1 ¢« Nov. 53; HE for. 7392;
26219
Novello & co., Itd., London,
Prohibicion (La) nos tiene; words and
music by R. G. Levy. [Words and
melody only] ©1«@ Nov. 8, 1929;
E unp. 13084; Rafael Gonzalez Levy,
New York. 26220
Projet intéressant; scherzo, par F.
July, of France; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Sept. 1,
1929; 1 e@ Oct. 5; E for. 7100;
Choudens, Paris. 26221
Promise (The) of spring; words and
music by E. M. Warren. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Nov. 15,
1929; E unp. 13263; Ethel M.
Warren, New York. 26222
Proud Maisie; pt.-song, poem by
Walter Scott, musie by Julia Sharp,
of Great Britain; mixed voices.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Oct. 11, 1929;1¢. Oct. 31;
H for. 72382; Boosey & co., Itd.,
London. 26223
Przyjemne chwile walc; by J. Jasinski;
pf. © Oct. 26, 1929; 2¢. Nov. 4; E
pub. 10573; John Jasinski, Chicago.
26224
Punchinello; the passing show, suite,
by Percy Elliott, of Great Britain;
pf. 1, Phylida. [3 others] © Nov.
11, 1929: Te NOV, TOs Ee fOr. Toe 5
Banks & son, York, England, 26225
Puppen (Die) der kleinen Elisabeth ;
von Max Kaempfert, of Switzerland ;
violine und klavier. 1. Puppe Briin-
hilde auf dem schaukelpferd. [5
others] © May 30, 1929; 1 c. Sept.
21; EK for. 73807; Gebr. Hug & Co.,
Leipzig. 26226
Putter milk und zour krout juice;
words by F. P. Kipp, music by Ray
Hibbeler. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1929; E unp. 12786;
Frank Palmer Kipp, Long Beach,
Calif, 26227
Quiberon Bay; words. by Mungo
Dewar, music by. Alison Travers, of
. Great Britain. © Oct. 22, 1929;1 ce.
Oct. 31; E for. 7242; Boosey & Co.,
- ltd., London. 26228.
Radio papa, Broadecastin’ mama;
words by Andy Razaf, music by
Thomas Waller. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Noy. 18, 1929; E unp.
13371; Joe Davis, New York. 26229:
Rafael; words by C. Fish, music by
Burrell Van Buren. [Words and
melody only] © 1 ¢. Nov. 4, 1929;
E unp. 12858; Charlotte Fish, Meso-
potamia, O. 26230:
Raise your window high tonight and
let my dreams come true; words and
music by C. G. Seott. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 31, 1929;
E unp. 12841; Clarence G. Scott,
Fairfield, Conn.
Rambler rose; words by BE. W. Kemper,
music by M. H. Stern. [Photostat]
© 1c. Sept. 10, 1929; E unp. 10719:
Hlsie W. Kemper and Myer Henry
Stern, Baltimore. 26232
Ramblin’ rube; by Cecil S. Copping,
arr. by Walter C. Schad; orch. ©
Oct. 8,.1929; 2 ec. Oct. 12; .H pub.
10692; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
. 26233
Ranchman’s (A) story; words by A.
Jett, music by Samuel H. Speck.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Oct. 28, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 20; E pub. ~
10921; Anna Jett, Archer City, Tex.
26234
Rapsodie roumaine; par Paul Fau-
chey, arr. par Francis Salabert, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con--
ducteur et 1° violino conducteur.
4to. © Sept. 25, 1929; 1 ¢. Oct. 16;
E for. 7175; Union musicale franco:
espagnole, Paris. 26235.
Pas gBa tp“; words and music an on.
arr. by Jack Kammen. © Oct. 3,.
1929; 2 c. Nov. 18; E pub. 10788;
Jack Kammen and Joseph Kammen,
Brooklyn. 26236:
Raska sj6miin halla! potpourri Over
gamla flottist—och sjOmansyisor, av
Hrik Ahlberg, arr. av O. Brosch,
both of Sweden; pf. med tekst. ©
Sept. 29, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 2; E for.
7285; EH. Anderssons musikforlag,.
Malmo, Sweden. 26237
Raving; for cinema, by William Fred-
erick Peters; full orch. pts. © Nov.
25, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 25; E pub. 10982 ;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 262388
1384
26231
. Euesil
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
Razzolin’ dazzolin’ daddy; fox-trot,
words and music by L. D. Cate. ©
July 17, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 23; BH ‘pub.
10962 ; Lillian Davis Cate, Knoxville,
Tenn. 26239
Re opios blexi; words by T. Deme-
triades, music by Ierotheo Skiza, of
Italy, domiciled at New York.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ..
July 18, 1929; E unp. 8976; Syn-
chronic pub. co., New York. 26240
Reach out for a rainbow; from Holly-
wood nights, words and music by
Con Conrad, Sidney D. Mitchell and
Archie Gottler. © Nov. 7, 1929; 2 ¢.
Nov. 8; E pub. 10748; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inec., New York.
26241
Recitatif dramatique no: 2; by Leo A.
Kempinski, op. 67; orch. pts. 4to.
© July 9, 1927; 2 c. July 10, 1929;
E pub. 7521; Irving Berlin standard
music corp., New York. 26242
Récitativo—fantasia; 3d partie de la
Sonate en la maj., par César Franck,
arr. par F. Salabert, of France; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur et 1°
violini conducteur. © Sept. 25,
ea, 2 .C. OCL.., lh7, my, Lor. te2c2:
Francis Salabert, Paris. 26243
Red hot and blue rhythm; words and
music by Benny Davis, J. Fred Coots
and Arthur Swaustrom; -pf. and
ukulele ace. © Nov. 4, 1929; 2 ¢.
Novy. 5; E pub. 10580; Davis, Coots &
Engel, inc., New York. 26244
Red house; from The dancing master,
selected and ed. by Douglas and
Helen Kennedy, arr. by Arnold Fos-
ter, of Great Britain; pf. (In
Country dance tunes, new series 1)
© Nov. 30, 1929; 1c Nov. 30; E for.
7689; English folk dance soc., Lon-
don. 26245
Rédemption; par M. Delmas—Popy,
arr. par Francis Salabert, of France;
orch. parties, avec pf. conducteur et
1° violino conducteur.. 4to. © Sept.
e320; 1 ec. Oct. 5; Estor,, F116,;. H.
Gaudet, Paris. 26246
Refieksen; de Arthur Meulemans, of
Belgium; pf. 1. Plezierige afleidin-
gen op smachtende_ dingen. [5
others] © July 15, 1929; 1 ¢. Sept.
13; E for. 7652; Editions Maurice
Senart, Paris. 26247
Refuge (A) in the rock of ages; hymn,
words by Vida Munden Nixon, music
by Arthur Allen Jameson. © Sept.
26258
25, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 27; E pub. 9524;
Lillenas pub. co., inc., Indianapolis.
26248
Regina; words and music by S. L.
Linet. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 12, 1929; E unp. 13182;
Shirley L. Linet, Philadelphia.
26249
Regrets; waltz, words and music by
D. D. Fraieli. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 21, 1929; E ump.
13509; Domenico Donald Fraieli,
Providence, R. I. 26250
Regretting; lyrics and music by S.
Engle. [Words and melody only]
©1e. Nov. 21, 1929; E unp. 13510;
Stella Engle, Philadelphia. 26251
Reina (La) del directorio; zarzuela en
tres actos, letra de Cadenas y Cas-
tillo, misica de F. Alonso, of Spain.
Pte. de apuntar. © Apr. 26, 1927;
Te, Noy. 20, 19293. BE tor. . 7549;
Francisco Alonso, Madrid. 26252
Rejoice, the Lord is King; anthem,
words by Chas. Wesley and John
Taylor, music by Charles Huerter ;
mixed voices, with organ ace. 4to.
© Ney.) 23,; 1929 = 2c Noy. 253"
pub. 10970; Boston music co., Boston.
26253
Remembrance is all that is left; waltz,
words and music by E. Dolsky. ©
Ogi. 51.1929 5 2G. Now, 4° EL pub.
10569; Erma Dolsky, Burlington,
Kan. 26254
Repentence; 2d pt. of Irritation, by
Casey Kuczborski [i. e. Casimer E.
Kuczborski]; pf. © 1 ¢« Nov. 15,
1929; E unp. 13308; Casimer Em-
manuel Kuczborski, Cicero, Il.
26255
Requiem; words by Robert Louis Ste-
venson, music by Reginald Redman,
of Great Britain; mixed voices. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Nov. 1, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 9; E for.
7442; Solomon Rowland, London.
26256
Requiem; words by Robert Richard-
son, music by Jessie Moore Wise.
May 10, 1929; 2 c. July 12; E pub.
7769; Wm. H. Wise & co., New York.
- 26257
Restitution day; words by Edna Es-
tella Ambler, music by Harry Clif-
ford. © 1. Nov. 30, 1929; E unp.
13889; Grace Isabel Barker, Brook-
lyn. 26258
1385
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26259
Retrospection ; by F. A. Diefenthaeler ;
pf. Milwaukee, Wis., Elite music
publishers. © Nov. 20, 1929; 2 «.
Nov. 25; E pub. 11001; Fleetwood
Allen Diefenthaeler, Milwaukee.
26259
Rettile!!..; tango drammatico, parole
di Enrico Frati, musica di Nello
Segurini, of Italy. © 1c. Nov. 19,
1929; E unp. 13615; Enrico Bern-
stiel, Milan. - 26260
Réve (Un); valse, par Joé Jekyll et
F. Wolter, arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur, 1°. violini conducteur et
paroles. 4to. © Sept. 1, 1929; 1c.
Oct. 5; E for. 7122; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 26261
Revels; by Harold Colombatti, of
Great Britain; pf. Sept. 18,
1929; 1 c. Noy. 12; E for. 7459; Bos-
worth & co., Itd., London. 26262
Réverie; di Giulio de Micheli, of Italy,
op. 68; orch. parti, con pf. condut-
tore. 4to. © Apr. 28, 1929; 1 «.
July 16; E for. 7522; C. Beltramo,
San Remo, Italy. 26263
Rhode (Hrich) Sechs lieder; worte
von Karl Stieler u. a., musik von H.
Rhode, of Germany, op. 3. 1. Versoh-
nung. [5 others] © Dec. 20, 1927;
1 c. Nov. 16, 1929; HE. for. 7587; N.
Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 26264
Rhythm of the tambourine; theme
song of Broadway scandals, words
and music by Dave Franklin ; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Nov. 12, 1929; 2 ¢.
Nov. 14; E pub. 10958; Remick
music corp, New York. 26265
Ride on vaquero; from Romance of
Rio Grande, words by L. Wolfe Gil-
bert, music by Abel Baer. © Nov.
8, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 9; E pub. 10956;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 26266
Ridin’ in high; words and music by
Tom Fowler [i. e. T. V. Fowler.
Words and melody only. Photo-
stat] ©1l1e. Noy. 30, 1929; E unp.
13843; Thomas V. Fowler, Brook-
lyn. 26267
Ridin’ t’ town; by Milt Lipson; orch.
pts. 4to. © Oct. 22, 1929; 2 e«.
Noy. 30; E pub. 11065; Denton &
Haskins music pub. ¢co., ine., New
York. 26268
pt. Ill, n. S., Vv. 24°
Rigaudon; par P. Lacome, arr. par F.
Salabert, of France; orch. parties,
avee pf. conducteur et 1°. violini
conducteur. 4to. © Sept. 25, 1929;
1c. Oct. 16; E for. 7172; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 26269:
Ring out the sweet message; two-part:
anthem, text by G. Allston Brown,
music from the sacred version of The-
bells of St. Mary’s, by A. Emmett
Adams, arr. by William Stickles; pf.
or organ acc. New York, Chappell--
Harms, ine. 4to. © Nov. 7, 1929;.
2 c. Nov. 8; E pub. 10741; Ascher-
berg, Hopwood & Crew, lItd., London.
26270:
Rio Negro; ach, schone frau verzeih’n.
sie mir, tango érotique, deutscher
text von Carl Herzberg [pseud. of
Rudolf Gellin], musik von José
Juarez [pseud. of Rudolf Gellin], of
Sweden. © Apr. 20, 1929; 1 ec. May
16; E for. 4556; N. Simrock, G. m..
b. H., Berlin. 26271
Rio Negro; ach schone frau verzeih’n.
Sie mir, tango érotique, deutscher
text von Carl Herzberg [pseud. of
Rud. Gellin], musik von José Juarez.
[pseud. of Rud. Gellin], of Sweden ;
orch. stimmen, mit pf. direction u.
violine 1 direction. 4to. © Mar..
21, 1929; 1 c. May 16; HE for. 45753.
N. Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
26272:
Ris—ras! humorada en un acto, letra.
de F. Torres y Paso, hijo, miisica de-
Pablo Luna y Manuel Penella, of
Spain. Pte. de apuntar. © Dec.
14, 1928; 1 ec. Nov. 20, 1929; E for.
7544; Pablo Luna y Manuel Penella,,.
Madrid. 26273.
Rising high! serenade, by Federico P..
Mazuca, of Italy, domiciled at. Chi-
cago; pf. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1929; E.
unp. 13763; Caterina Mazuca, Chi-
cago. 26274
Rising moon; lyric by Jack Hllis,.
music by Harold Arlen; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Aug. 21, 1929; 2 c. Aug.
22; E pub. 8555; Vincent Youmans,
inc., New York. 26275:
Ritter Pasman; ballettmusik aus der
komischen oper, von Johann Strauss,
op. 441, bearb. von Bohuslav Leo--
pold, of Czechoslovakia; kleines:
orch. stimmen, mit pf. o. orgel di-
rection und violino 1 direction. 1..
Polka.—2. Valse. © July 1, 19293.
1c. each Nov. 16; E for. 7589, 7590.
N. Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
26276, 26277
1386
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
26298.
River song; unison, words by J. H.
Brittain, music by W. L. Smoldon,
of Great Britain. 4to. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Sept. 14,
1929; 1 ec. Sept. 18; E for. 7534;
Novello & co., 1td., London. 26278
Rivier (Jean) 3 pastorales; de J.
Rivier, of France; symphony orch.
Partition. © July 15, 1929; 1 ec.
Sept. 13; E for. 7650; Editions
Maurice Senart, Paris. 26279
Roaming alone; words by North Big-
bee [i. e. J. N. Bigbee], music by
C. C. Jackson. [Photostat] © Aug.
6, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 12, 1 c. Sept. 16;
E pub. 7712; Jesse North Bigbee and
Clyde Carson Jackson, Dallas.
26280
Rock me on your knee; words and
music by W. S. Aanerud. [Words
and melody only] © 1e. Nov. 15,
1929; H unp. 13266; Walter S. Aan-
erud, Forbes, N. D. 26281
Roek of ages; hymn-anthem, words by
A. M. Toplady, music by W. E. Has-
lam, arr. by Pureell J. Mansfield, of
Great Britain; Solo and mixed cho.,
organ ace. 4to. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Aug. 29, 1929;
¥ ec. Aug. 29; E for. 7622; Joseph
Henry Larway, London. 26282
Rockingham castle; from The dancing
master, selected and ed. by Douglas
and Helen Kennedy, arr. by Arnold
Foster, of Great Britain; pf. (In
Country dance tunes, new series 1)
© Nov. 380, 1929; 1 «@ Nov. 30; EB
for. 7678; English folk dance soc.,
London. 26283
Roll all your troubles; lyrics by Her-
man Timberg, music by Samuel Tim-
berg. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Nov. 21, 1929; E unp. 138516;
Robbins music corp., New York.
26284
Roll on, Tulane wave; words and musi¢e
by E. M. Reese. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Nov. 7, 1929; E unp.
12999; Estella May Reese, New Or-
leans. 26285
Romance; poésie de Ed. Haraucourt,
musigue de Louis Vuillemin, of
France, op. 2, no. 3. © Sept. 1,
1929; 1 ec. Oct, 5; E for. 7127; Du-
rand & cie., Paris. 26286
Romantie melody; by Kenneth Park,
of Great Britain; violin, with pf.
ace, © Oct. 8, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 28;
.
E. for..7272; Schott & co., ltd., Lon-
don. 26287
Romantic (A) tale; by Leonard Peck,
of Great Britain; pf. © Nov. 8,
1929 51 c. Nov. 21; E for. 7540; Sol-
omon Rowland, London. 26288
Romany; words by T. Brache, music
by Phil Starr. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Nov. 4, 1929; 2
c. Nov. 7; E pub. 10666; Tony
Brache, St. Paul, Minn. 26289
Romanza; by Domenice Savino; orch.
pts. © Nov. 1, 1929; 2 ¢. Nov. 4;
E pub. 10516; Atlas music corp., New
York. 26290
Ronda dei balilla; di Enrico Mineo, of
Italy; pf. © Oct. 4, 1929; 1c. Nov.
2; .E for. 7281; A. & G. Carisch & ¢.,
Milan. 26291
Ronsardises ; poésies de Ronsard, mu-
Sique de Manuel Rosenthal, of
France. 1. Epitaphe de Thomas. [4
others] © May 10, 1929; 1 ec. June
18; E for. 5178; Editions Max Ks-
chig, Paris. 26292
Rosa de Madrid; letra de José Soriano,
musica de Luis Barta, of Spain; pf.
© Jan. 10, 1927; 1 ce. Nov. 20, 1929;
E for. 7551; Jose Soriano y Luis
Barta, Madrid. 26293.
Rosa Lee; words and music by K.
Janner. [Words and melody only]
©1c. Nov. 4, 1929; E unp. 12856;
Kasper Janner, Allentown, Pa.
26294.
Rosalba; vals, letra de Ignacio Baeza,,
mitsica de Belisario de Jesus Garcia,
of Mexico. © Sept. 1, 1929; 1 «.
Sept. 27; E for. 7452; A. Wagner y
Levien suecs., s. en ¢@, Mexico City,
Mexico. 26295.
Rosary (The); by Nevin, in diagram,
‘arr. by Fred Taylor; Hawaiian steel
guit., with words. © Sept. 26, 1929;
2 c. Nov. 2; E pub. 10683; Honolulu
conservatory of music, inc., Akron,
O. 26296.
Rose (The) ; concert-valse, arr. by H.
E. Drumtra; pf. ©1«. Nov. 6, 1929;
E unp. 138012; Harvey HE. Drumtra,
Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 26297
Rose-Marie, sangvals, text av N. G.
Granath, musik av Jules Sylvain
[pseud. of Stig Hansson, of Swe-
den]; pf. with words. ©. Nov. 6,
1929; 1c. Nov. 21; E for. 7600; Edi-
tion Sylvain, Stockholm. 26298
1387
26299
Rose of my heart; words by Burrell
Van Buren, music by F. HE. Robin-
son. Monmouth, IIl., Robinson pub.
house. © Sept. 24, 1929; 2 c Nov.
25; E pub. 11015; Francis E. Robin-
son, Monmouth, Il. 26299
Rose (The) of the Alhambra; words
and music by Roderigo Ponce [pseud.
of Harry L. Harts]; sop. 1, 2, alto
and bass. © Nov. 24, 1929; 2c. Nov.
23; E pub. 11022; Charles W.
Homeyer & co., Boston. 26300
Rose Paris; one step, par Jean Boyer,
arr. par F. Salabert, of France; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur, 1°. vio-
lino conducteur, et paroles. 4to. ©
Sept. 1, 1929; 1c. Oct.5; E for. 7126;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 26301
Rosemont carnival and Mardi gras;
musical holiday, written and staged,
with musie and lyries by W. L. Rose-
mont. © 1. Nov. 12, 1929; D unp.
27614; Walter Louis Rosemont, New
York. 26302
Rosemont rollickers ; opening ensemble
and finale of the musical comedy re-
vue, lyrics and music by W. L. Rose-
mont. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Nov. 12, 1929; E unp. 138173;
Walter Louis Rosemont, New York.
26303
Rosey (George) piano transcriptions;
compiled and arr. by George Rosey
[pseud. of G. M. Rosenberg] v. 6.
New York, George Rosey pub. co.
Hymn to the sun. [3 others] ©
Sept. 12, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 7; E pub.
10589; G. M. Rosenberg, New York.
26304
Rowling (The) eye; from The dancing
master, selected and ed. by Douglas
and Helen Kennedy, arr. by Arnold
Foster, of Great Britain; pf. (In
Country dance tunes, new series 1)
© Nov. 30, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 30; E for.
7693; English folk dance soc., Lon-
don. 26305
Royal (The) method for piano accor-
dion ; by Mario [i. e. Mario Carcelli]
© Nov. 27, 1929; 2 ce. and aff. Dec.
2; AA 381076; Nicomede music ¢o.,
Altoona, Pa. 26306
Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch) Les-
ghinka; danse caucasienne, op. 82,
arr. par F. Salabert, of France; orch.
parties, avee pf. conducteur et 1°
violini conducteur. 4to.. © Sept. 1,
1929; 1 ¢c. Oct. 5; E for. 7165; Fran-
cis Salabert, Paris. 26307
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. IIT, n. 8., v. 24
Russian folk-songs; folk-songs of many
peoples, ed. and compiled by Flor-
ence Hudson Botsford. 4to. Copy-
right is based upon new matter by
Florence Hudson Botsford, namely
her compilation and. her interpreta-
tion represented in the legible nota-
tion thereof contained in the copies
filed. © Oct. 15, 1929; 2 ce. Oct. 21;
E pub. 10697 ; G. Schirmer, ine., New
York. 26308
Russian stars in June; words and mu-
sic by H. B. Estrin. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 29, 1929;
E unp. 13824; H. Bailey Estrin, New
York. 26309
Rusty frets; fox. trot, by Joe Consen-
tino; ten. banjo, with pf. ace. ©
Nov. 22, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 18; E pub.
10832; Don Santos pub. co., ine,
Rochester, N. Y. 26310
Rythm (A) of love to you; words and
music by Estelle Ruth. [Photostat]
© 1c. Nov. 23, 1929; E unp. 13643;
Esther R. Rubin, San Diego, Calif.
26311
’S impossible; from For art’s sake,
lyric by Jack Murray, music by Ber-
nard Maltin; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Nov. 8, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 12; E pub.
10772; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 26312
Sabotiére (La); petit air de ballet,
par Mare Delmas, of France; pf.
Sept. 25, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 16; E for.
7219; L. Philippo, Paris. 263138
Sad and lonely; words by L. Gaiotto,
music by F. Cracolice, jr. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Nov. 25,
1929; E unp. 13664; Louis Gaiotto
and Frank Cracolice, jr., San Jose,
Calif. 26314
Sad memories of you; words by R.
Aban, music by Chester Escher.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ..
Nov. 21, 1929; E unp. 18522; Romeo
Aban, Bellevue, Wash. 26315
Sadler’s Wells; from The dancing
master, selected and ed. by Douglas
and Helen Kennedy, arr. by Arnold
Foster, of Great Britain; pf. (In
Country dance tunes, new series 1)
© Nov. 30, 1929; 1 -e) Nov. 30; E
for. 7673; English folk dance ‘soc.,
London. 26316
Safe in Thy keeping; vesper hymn,
unison, words by the Right Rev.
Bishop Eldridge, music by Ernest
Austin, of Great Britain, op. 82, no.
4. 4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
1388
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
tions] © Sept. 23, 1929; 1 c. Sept.
23; E for. 7095; Joseph Henry Lar-
way, London. 26317
Sailor (A) of the sea; words by Ken-
neth V. Goulden, music by Charles
H.' Roth; bar. © Nov. 18, 1929;
2 ec. Nov. 20; E pub. 10890; Ham-
ilton S. Gordon, inc., New York.
26318
Sailor’s (A) philosophy; duet, words
by William Pitt, music by G. W.
Byng, of Great Britain; in F. ©
a 2, 1929; 1 «Oct: SL;..E for.
7241; Boosey & co., ltd., London.
26319
St. Louis (The) robbin; words by J. T.
Jackson, music by Robt. H. Brennen.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Nov. 8, 1929; E unp. 13040; James
Theodore Jackson, Pittsburgh.
26320
St. Theresa’s mass in F; little flower
of Jesus, by C..C. Stearns, arr. by
H. L. Harts; for one or two voices,
with pf. or organ ace. © Oct. 4,
ifas. 2 ©.~ Nov. 45° HE pub. 10519;
White-Smith music pub. co., Boston.
26321
Saita la belle; fox-trot persan, sur la
chanson de Pierre Thomas, par
Dardany, of France; orch. ou jazz
avee pf. conducteur. Stimmen. 4to.
© Oct. 15, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 16; E for.
7474; Société anonyme des éditions
Ricordi, Paris. 26322
Sally, I’m lovin’ you, Sally ; words and
music by Neil Morét [pseud. of
Charles N. Daniels] and Haven Gil-
lespie; pf. and ukulele acc. © 1c.
Noy. 30, 1929; E unp. 13887; Villa
Moret, ine., San Francisco. 26323
Salvation (The) army brass band
journal; ordinary ser. nos. 1001-
1004, Sept. 1929, compiled by F. G.
Hawkes, of Great Britain. Full sc.
and pts. obl. 8vo. © Oct. 21, 1929;
1c. Nov, 4; E for. 7404; Salvationist
pub. & supplies, Itd., London. 26324
Sandmannchen; von Robert Miiller-
Hartmann, of Germany, op. 23, no. 3.
(In Klavierstiicke fiir die jugend.)
© Dec. 20, 1928; 1 c. May 16, 1929;
E for. 4578; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 26325
San Francisco (La); words and music
by R. M. Hartman. © 1 «¢. Nov. 6,
1929; E unp. 12941; Rosa Marie
Hartman, San Francisco. 26326
87056—30——7
26336
Sanlicar de Barrameda; de J. Turina,
of Spain; pf. 1. En la torre del cas-
tillo. [3 others] © July 15, 1929;
1 ce. Sept. 12; E for. 76388; Union
musicale franco-espagnole, Paris.
26327
Santiago; words by Clifford Grey,
music by Herbert Stothart and
Xavier Cugat. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1929;
E unp. 18395; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., Culver City, Calif. 26328
Saturday night; words by Arthur
Stern, music by M. C. Walther; pf.
© 1e. Aug. 8, 1929; E unp. 13037;
. Madeleine Clark Walther, Elkins
Park, »Pa. 26329
Saviour divine; words and music by
R. E. Neighbour, arr. by Richard
W. Oliver. © Oct. 20, 1929; 2 ¢.
Oct. 26; E pub. 10978; Robert Ed-
ward Neighbour, Cleveland. 26330
Say amen brother amen; words and
music by R. Pinkston.’ © 1 ec. Nov.
9, 1929; E unp. 13087; Ralph Pink-
ston, Cincinnati. 26331
Say it with flowers [and] The old
cabin loft in the old cabin home;
words by Leonard Twinem, music
by Mrs. Paul DeWitt Twinem; pf.
with words. © Nov. 15, 1929; 2 c¢.
Nov. 16; E pub. 10823; Mary Fine
Twinem, Trenton, N. J. 26332
Say yes; words by Philip R. Shays,
musie by J. R. Shays, jr.; pf. ace.
with ukulele arr. [Photostat] ©
1 ec. Nov. 21, 1929; E unp. 13504;
John Rowland Shays, jr., Queens
Village, N. Y. 26333
Schelmerei; dichter unbekannt, ge-
setzt von Josef Reiter, of Austria ;
vierstimmigen mad&nnerchor, ohne
begl. Partitur u. stimmen. Regens-
burg-Leipzig-Charlottenburg, Bosse-
musikverlag. 4to. © Dec. 1, 1928;
1 ec. Sept. 21, 1929; E for. 7296;
Gustav Bosse, Regensburg, Ger-
many. 26334
Scherzo idyllique; von Jaroslav Krié-
ka, of Czechoslovakia, op. 12; orch.
Partitur. © Feb. 15, 1929; 1 c. May
16; E for. 4552; N. Simrock, G. m.
b. H., Berlin. 26335
Schirmer’s elementary orchestra series,
no. 4; selected and ed. by Victor L.
F. Rebmann, arr. by Tom Clark.
Full se. 1. Frolic. [3 others] ©
Oct: 12, 1929; 2 ¢@. Ochs ae oD.
10706; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
26336
1385
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26337
pt. IIT, n. 8., v. 24
Schoner gigolo; tango, text von Julius
Brammer, musik von Leonello Ca-
succi, of Italy, klavier-arr. von
Walter Borchert. © June 20, 1929;
1 ec. Nov. 5; EH for. 7512; Wiener
bohéme-verlag, Vienna. 26337
Schoéner (Ein) gruss aus Wien; worte |
von Peter Herz, musik von Edmund
Eysler, of Austria. © May 15, 1929;
1 ec. Sept. 21; H for. 7286; Adolf
Robitschek, Vienna. 26338
Schubert (Franz Peter) Cradle song;
words by Margaret Lucey, music arr.
by Haydn Morris, of Great Britain ;
male voices. 4to. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Oct. 25, 1929;
1 ec. Nov. 7; E for. 7398; Solomon
Rowland, London. 26339
Lieder und gesange mit beglei-
tung des klaviers; auswahl fiir haus
und schule, worte von J. W. von
Goethe, musik von Fr. Schubert,
zusammenstellung und anmerkungen
von Paul Mies, of Germany.
Mar. 14, 1928; 1 c. Oct. 15, 1929; EH
for. 7481; P. J. Tonger, Cologne/
Rh., Germany. 26340
Moment musical; op. 94, no. 2,
arr. von Ernst Eggert, of Germany ;
salon orch. stimmen, mit violino 1
direction. 4to. © Apr. 10, 1929; 1c.
Oct. 15; E for. 7419; Heinrichsho-
fen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Germany.
26341
— Rondo in A-dur; eingerichtet von
Gustav Havemann, of Germany ; vio-
line und klavier. © May 10, 1929;
A. <@:(;0ct} 153)-Bs, for. "480; .Pi J.
Tonger, Cologne/Rh., Germany.
26342
Schule des violinvortrages auf melo-
discher grundlage in 2 teilen; von
Otakar Sev¢cik, of Ozechoslovakia,
op. 16; solo viol., 2. viol. und pf. 1.
teil, hft. 11. Melodie G moll, kon-
cert D dur, III, by Beethoven. ©
Aug. 3, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 21; E for.
7368; Ol. Pazdirek, Briinn, Czecho-
slovakia. 26343
hft. 12. Adagio, kon-
zert nr. 6, by Rode. © Aug. 3, 1929;
1c. Oct. 21; E for. 7367; Ol. Paz-
direk, Briinn, Czechoslovakia. 26344
hft. 13. Théme original,
by Wieniawski, op. 15. © Aug. 3,
1929:; Lc, Oct, ZL: for ieco; Ol.
Pazdirek, Briinn, Czechoslovakia.
26345
hft. 14. Hinftihrung in
natiirlichen und _ ktinstlichen
die
flageoletténe, by Sevtik.. © Aug. 3,
1929; 1c. Oct. 21; E for. 7371; Ol.
Pazdirek, Briinn, Czechoslovakia.
"a 26346
hft. 15. Hinleitung zum
1. satz, konzert nr. 2, by Spohr. ©
Aug. 3,,,1929;, 1 ¢., Och Zils Hisar.
7375; Ol. Pazdirek, Briinn, Czecho-
slovakia. 26347
-hft. 16. Gesangszene
A-dur, konzert in fis-moll, by Ernst.
© Aug. 3, 1929; 1 ¢. Oct. 21; E for.
7366; Ol. Pazdirek, Briinn, Czecho-
slovakia. 26348-
——hft. 17. BHinleitung und
melodie, konzert no. 7T-III, by Rode.
© Aug. 3, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 21; E for-
7374; Ol. Pazdirek, Briinn, Czecho-
slovakia. * 26349
hft. 18. Melodie F-dur,
konzert nr. 5-1, by Molique. © Aug.
3,. 1929; 1c. Oct. 2s Witton seane.
Ol. Pazdirek, Briinn, Czechoslova-
kia. ’ 26350:
—hft. 19. Rondo-thema,
viol. kone. D-dur, by Beethoven. ©
Aug,..3, 1929; 1 «. Oct. 21. itor
7369; Ol. Pazdirek, Briinn, Czecho-
slovakia. 263851
hft. 20. Marschszene,
konzert no. 8-III, by Spohr. © Aug.
3, 19295, 1. G., Oct... 210 3) Bi nOres eaien
Ol. Pazdirek, Briinn, Czechoslova-
kia. 26352
Schumann (Robert Alexander) Pa-
pillon; von R. Schumann, op. 2, arr..
von Ernst Eggert, of Germany; sa-
lon orch, stimmen, mit violino 1 di-
rection. 4to. nos. 10, 11. © Aug.
10, 1929; 1 c. each Oct. 15; EH for.
7424, 7425; Heinrichshofen’s verlag,.
Magdeburg, Germany. 26853, 26354
Schwierige stellen aus kammermusik-
werken; ausgewdhlt u. hrsg. vom
Wilhelm Altmann, of Germany;
bratsche viola. heft 2,1. © Aug.
24, 1929; 1 c. each Oct. 21; E for.
7362, 7363; Carl Merseburger, Leip-
zig, 26355, 263856:
Scotchie; novelty fox-trot, words and
music by Wilfred White; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Oct. 9, 1929; 2 ¢.
Oct. 11; E pub. 10006; Harms, inc.,.
New York. ‘26307
Scotland, you’re calling; words and
music by J. Reid MeNab, of Great
Britain. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations] © Nov. 14, 1929; 1 ec. Nov.
30; KE for. 7706; J. Reid McNab,
Prestwick, Scotland. 26358
1390
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
26381
Sea (The) gypsy; words and music by
G: M. Lutz. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Nov. 4, 1929; E unp.
12866; Gertrude May Lutz, San
Francisco.
Searching; words and music by W. J.
Rexford. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1929; E unp. 18350;
William Jess Rexford, Bay Shore,
Mi ¥. 26360
Sedberry’s (Jesse) complete method
for the Hawaiian guitar; by J. Sed-
berry. Rev. ed. © Oct. 31, 1929;
2 ec. Nov. 5; aff. Nov. 4; A 14614;
Jesse Sedberry, Phoenix, Ariz.
26361
Selfish little baby; words and music
by P. Hillman. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 31, 1929; E unp.
12832; Perle Hillman, South Pasa-
dena, Calif. 26362
Sennerin heimkehr nach der alm; von
P. Rohricht, of Germany, op. 15, no.
3, arr. von Wilhelm Hogel, of Ger-
many; blasmusik pts. 4to. © July
15, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 21; E for. 7304;
Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 26363
Sennerin sehnsucht nach der alm;
‘almenrausch und edelweiss, von P.
Rohricht, op. 15, no. 2, arr. von Wil-
helm Hoégel, both of Germany; blas-
musik. 4to. © July 15, 1929; 1 «¢.
Gein 2: HY for. 7324; Nr: Portius,
Leipzig. 26364
Sérénade; par P. Lacome, arr. par F.
Salabert, of France; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur et 1°7 violon con-
ducteur. 4to. © Sept. 25, 1929;1c.
Oct. 16; E for. 7178; Francis Sala-
bert, Paris. 26365
Serenade; passionate night, words and
musie by G. Harold Schultheis. ©
1 ec. Sept. 28, 1929; E unp. 11440;
Fox film corp., New York. 26366
Serenade; words and music by D. P.
Lindenberg. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 5, 1929; E unp.
12903 ; Dorothy Pelunis Lindenberg,
Los Angeles. 26367
Sérénade capricieuse; by Granville
English; violin and pf. © Oct. 30,
1929; 2 e. Nov. 4; E pub. 10721; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 26368
Serenade de Capri; by Susan Spain-
Dunk, of Great Britain, orch. by
Fred. Adlington; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. 4to. © July 23, 1929;
1 ¢e. Aug. 5; E for. 7487; Hawkes &
son (London) Itd., London. 26369
26359
Sérénade passionnée; paroles de Ed-
ouard Révérand, musique de G.
Smet, of France. © Sept. 25, 1929;
1c. Oct. 16; E for. 7200; G. Lorette,
Paris. * 26370
Serenata delle rondini; versi francesi
di Daniel V. Valenfort, versione ital-
iana di Carlo Zangarini, musica di
Vincenzo Billi, of Italy. 1. Sop. or
ten.—2. Mezzo sop. or bar.—3s. Pf.,
with words. © Nov. 26, 1929; 1 ¢.
each Nov. 25; E for..7612-7614; A.
Forlivesi & c., Florence. 26371-26373
Servus, Bubi «..; waltz, text u. mu-
sik von Josef Freudenthal, of Ger-
many. © Nov. 4, 1929; 1 c. Nov.
30; E for. 7701; Musikverlag City,
Leipzig. 26374
Sessions (Roger) Symphony; orch.
Sse. «© Oct; 10; 1929-2 c. Nov. 4:
EK pub. 10583; Cos Cob press, ine.,
New York. 26375
Seven (The) ages of man; musical
Setting for recitation, words from
Shakespeare’s AS you like it, music
by Frederic Dale, of Great Britain;
pf. (Jn Four musical monologues. )
© Oct. 16, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 29; EB for.
7405; Joseph Williams, ltd., London.
26376
Sevilla; bolero, by Paul Zilcher, of
Germany; pf., six hands. © Nov. 8,
19292) 2) ec.) Novis H) -pub. 11085%
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
26377
Sex appeal Sue; words and music by
R. EK. Phelps. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Nov. 8, 1929; E unp.
12955; Ruth EH. Phelps, Hrie, Pa.
26878
Sextuor; ballet de Alexandre Tans-
man, of Poland, d’aprés une nouvelle
de Alexandre Arnoux. Partition
pf. © May 27, 1929; 1c. June 18;
E for. 5176; Editions Max Eschig,
Paris. 26379
Sezzadio; marcia, by B. Ratto, of
Italy, domiciled at New York; pf.
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1929; E unp. 13373;
Benedetto Ratto, New York. 26380
Shadows (The) of the evening; an-
them, words by Adelaide Procter,
music by Adolf Brune, op. 57, no. 3;
alto solo and cho., with organ acc.
4to. © Nov. 5, 1929; 2 ¢. Nov. 5;
E pub. 10561; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 26381
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- 26382
pt. IIT, nN. S., v.24
Shadows of yesterday; words by L.
Evart, music by J. V. Finey; pf. ©
1c. Nov. 1, 1929; E unp. 12775; John
Victor Finey and Lauri Evart, New
York. 26382
She chills me; melody by R. Voynow.
© 1 «. Nov. 20, 1929; E unp. 13488;
Richard Voynow, Chicago. 26383
She likes it in the morning, I like it
in the night; lyrics by H. Bentell
and H. Gould, music by Jerry Moore.
[Words and melody only] ©l1e.
Noy. 4, 1929; E unp. 12905; Harry
Bentell and Helen Gould, New
York. 26384
She’s as a rose in bloom; words by S.
Plonecki, music by Samuel H. Speck.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Noy. 19, 1929; E unp. 13442; Sophia
Plonecki, Detroit. 26385
She’s everybody’s pet; words and mu-
sic by Z. EH. Marquis. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Nov. 15, 1929;
EH unp. 13274; Zeater E. Marquis,
Tuskegee, Ala. 26386
She’s got It; words and music by J. G.
Payne. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Noy. 8, 1929; E unp. 13089;
Jane Gross Payne, Coshocton, O.
26387
She’s my sweetie now; words by T. F.
Cottingham, music by Samuel H.
Speck. New York City, Frank Hard-
ing. © Oct. 15, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 12;
E pub. 10784: Thomas F. Cotting-
ham, Dillon, S. C. 26388
Shepherds’ (The) Christmas eve; mu-
sical play in 1 scene, with traditional
carols of European countries, play,
English versions, foreword and di-
rections by Hllenor Cook and Lud-
mila K. Foxlee, musical arr. by
Andrew Salama. 4to. © Oct. 30,
1929;.2 c. Nov. 4; D pub. 27613; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 26389
Sherwood music school courses; by A.
J. Llewellyn; pf. Chicago, Sherwood
music school. 1. Compositions,
grades 1-4. 2. Lessons, grade 6.
Nov. 15, 1929; 2 c. each Nov. 20;
affs. Nov. 23; AA 16032, 16033; Ar-
thur J. Llewellyn, Chicago.
26390, 26391
Shinaniki da; one step, paroles fran-
caises de St. Granier et André Hor-
nez, musique de Harry Carlton, arr.
par M. Gracey, of France; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
© Sept. 25, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 16; EB
for. 7174; Publications Lawrence
Wright, Paris. 26892
Shine on Virginia moon; words and
music by Robert Brown. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢ Nov. 25,
1929; E unp. 18652; J. F. Gassler and
R. Brown, Norfolk, Va. 26393
Shine, sun for me; words by Mar-
guerite Catino, music by J. P. Mor-
rissey. © 1c. Novy. 2, 1929; E unp.
12882; James Patrick Morrissey,
Charlestown, Mass. 26394
Ship of dreams; words and music by
H. C. Baird. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Nov. 4, 1929; BE unp.
12854; Hyde Clark .Baird,. Utica,
N.t®: 26395
Shivery stomp; by Seger Ellis; pf. ©
1 c. Nov. 238, 1929; E unp. 13624;
Mills music. ine., New York. 26396
Should I come home; words by M. P.
Tilley, musie by S. W. Ellis. ©1e.
Nov. 16, 1929; E unp. 138316; Samuel
W. Ellis, Ensley, Ala. 26397
Show me you love me; melody by
Casey [pseud. of C. E. Kuczborski] ;
1st violin. © 1 ec. Sept. 24, 1929;
EH unp. 11175; Casimer Emmanuel
Kuczborski., Cicero. Il. 26398
Si Joséphine elle savait ca .. .; chan-
son-marche de Les violettes de la
Malmaison, de Eugéne Cools, arr. par
H. Mouton, of France; petit orch.
parties, avee pf. conducteur. 4to. -
© June 4, 1929; 1 c. July 16; E for.
5679; Editions Max Eschig, Paris.
26399
Si usted me quiere de compadre; pes-
punte bailable del bajio, arreglo de
S. R. Ramos, of Mexico, domiciled at
Chicago; pf. [Photostat] © 1 e«.
Nov. 1, 1929; E unp. 12765; Silvano
R. Ramos, Chicago. 26400
Siebenundzwanzig Franzosen ; text von
Friedrich Riickert, musik von Otto
Siegl, of Austria, op. 66, nr. 1; vier-
stimmigen mé&nnerchor a cappella.
4to. © July 3, 1929; 1 © Oct. 2;
E for. 7331; P. J. Tonger, Cologne/
Rh., Germany. 26401
Sight (A) seeing song; words of
stanzas by C. A. Perry, words of cho.
and music by A. K. Lynch. ©1e.
Nov. 4, 1929; E 128738; Ada Kyle
Lynch, Venado, Calif., and C. A.
Perry, Healdsburg, Calif. 26402
1392
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
Silent river of my dreams; words and
music by E. Chamberlin. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Nov. 23,
1929; E unp. 13647; Harl Chamber-
lin, Uniontown, Pa. 26403
Silent (The) violin; words and music
by H. J. LaRose. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Nov. 15, 1929; BE
unp. 138262; Henry J. LaRose, White-
hall, N. Y. 26404
Silhouette; from La Marseillaise, lyrics
by Houston Branch, music by Charles
Wakefield Cadman. ‘[Words and
melody only] © 1 ce. Nov. 7, 1929;
E unp. 18194; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 26405
Silver moon beams; by F. B. Barnhill;
pf. © 1c. Nov. 5, 1929;_E unp.
12930; Freda B. Barnhill, Kimberly,
Id. 26406
Silvry hair sweetheart; words and
music by J. Hannigan. © 1c. Nov.
15, 1929; E unp. 13294; John Han-
nigan, Los Angeles. 26407
Since I made a business of love; words
and music by Stanley F. Weiner,
John Jacob Loeb and Jos. H. Santly.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Noy. 29, 1929; E unp. 13835; Santly
bros.,-inec., New York. 26408
Since the country has gone dry; words
and music by Sol Goldstein. ©
Nov. 16, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 16; E pub.
10824; Sol Goldstein, Richmond.
26409
Sinfonietta; in 3 sitzen, von Josef
Matthias Hauer, of Austria, op. 50;
orch. Partitur. © Aug. 16, 1929;
1 e. Oct. 2; E for. 7415; Universal-
edition, a. g., Vienna. 26410
von Hans Gal, of Aus-
tria, op. 30; grand orch. Sc. and
pts. 1. Idylle. [3 others] © Apr.
20,1929; 1 ¢..sc. May 16, 1 c pts:
Sept. 25; E for. 4562; N. Simrock,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 26411
Sing and be glad; words and music
by D. B. Christeson. © Nov. 1,
1929; 2 c. Nov. 4; E pub. 10600;
Daphne B. Christeson, Eagle Grove,
Ta. 26412
Sing me a song of the South; new
lyric by James W. Casey, music by
‘George A. Norton. Rev. ed.
Oct. 2, 1929; E unp. 10065; M. With
mark & sons, New York.
Sing Sing (The) singers; musical
talkie-movie, book and lyrics by R.)
Pauley, music by Carl Demangate
Sinfonietta ;
26413 |
26424
and Robert Van Sickle. © 1 ¢. Oct.
31, 1929; D unp. 27628; Roy Pauley,
Schenectady, N. Y. 26414
Singin’ in the bathtub; fox-trot, from
Show of shows, words and music
by Herb Magidson, Ned Washing-
ton and Michael H. Cleary, arr. by
Frank Skinner; orch. pts. © Nov.
16, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 20; E pub. 10950;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
26415
Singin’ river; words by Joe Trent,
music by Neil Morét [pseud. of
Charles N. Daniels]; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Nov. 25, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
29; E pub. 11062; Villa Moret, ince.,
San Francisco. 26416
Singing a vagabond song; words and
music by Sam Messenheimer and
Val Burton: ©:Novs/2%,. 1929. 2c.
Nov. 29; E pub. 11080; Irving Ber-
lin, ine., New York. 26417
Singing time; songs for nursery and
school, by S. N. Coleman and A. G.
Thorn. New York, John Day co.
© Oct. 10, 1929; 2 ¢c. Nov. 26; aff.
Noy. 14; A 16059; Satis N. Cole-
man and Alice G. Thorn, New York.
26418
Skjergardsvals (Hn); pa Ndotterd,
tekst av Carl Kaas, musik av Lon
Gog [pseud. of Hinar Villoch], of
Norway. © Dec. 1, 1927; 1 e. July
30, 1929; Ei for. 7516; Norsk notestik
& forlag, a. s., Oslo, Norway. 26419
Sleepy town; lyrics by Sonny Miller,
music by Jules K. Stein. [Words
and melody only] © 1. June 6,
1929; E unp. 7662; Remick music
corp., New York. 26420
Slouching along Broadway; by Hugo
Riesenfeld, arr. by Adolf Schmid;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. ©
Oct. 23) 1929.22 c¢: Oct: 285K pubs
10712; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
26421
Slumber, come; words and music by
W. J. Day. ©lc. Nov. 4, 1929; E
unp. 12798; William James Day,
Brooklyn. 26422
Slumbering child; by Edward A.
Mueller; violin and pf. © May 31,
1929 2 c. Aug. 12; E pub. 6752;
John Church co., Cincinnati. 26423
Smile (A) and a song; words by G.
Ruskoski, music by Chester Escher.
{Words and melody only] © 1.
Nov. 21, 1929; E unp. 13531; Grace
Ruskoski, New Iberia, La. 26424
am “\ (83
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26425
Smiles; words and music by F.
Reuther. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Noy. 23, 1929; E unp. 13597;
Fay Reuther, Cincinnati. 26425:
Snake (The) charmer of Benares; by
Berenice Benson Bentley; pf.
Nov. 4, 1929; 2. c. Nov. 6; E pub.
10562; Boston music co., Boston.
26426
Snap your fingers at the blues; words
by Roy Turk, music by Fred HE.
Ahlert. © 1 ¢ Nov. 25, 1929; HE
unp. 138686; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., Culver City, Calif. 26427
Snowball (The) man; from Holly-
wood nights, words by James Brock-
man, music by James Hanley. ©
1)e.: Noy. 13;-1929 5 ,Hiampe 13200;
Fox film corp., New. York. 26428
So say yea and if you please; words
and music by F. Brinkman. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Nov. 23,
1929; E unp. 18595; Frances Brink-
man, Sioux City, Ia. 26429
So’ stato a Napule; words by Rosa
Trusiano, music by G. Amato, of
Italy, domiciled at Brooklyn.
{Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Nov. 7, 1929; E unp. 18051; Gen-
naro Amato, Brooklyn. 26430
So viel liebe kannst du nicht verlan-
gen; slow-fox, text von Rudolph
Schanzer, musik von Rudolph Nel-
son, of Germany. © Sept. 27, 1929;
toe. Nov. (155.cBoO for ..7526); Drei
masken verlag, a. g., Berlin. 264381
Softly robin; from The dancing mas-
ter, selected and ed. by Douglas
and Helen Kennedy, arr. by Arnold
Foster, of Great Britain; pf. (In
Country dance tunes, new series 1)
© Nov. 30, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 30; E
for. 7684; English folk dance soc.,
London. 26432
Sogno di madre; valzer, melody by
G. Vicari, of Italy, domiciled at
New York. © 1c. Nov. 21, 1929;
FE unp. 13501; Giovanni Vicari, New
York. 26433
Some day far away in California;
words by Olive Marjory E. Wel-
colm, music by Harry Jay [pseud.
of Harry J. Lincoln] © Nov. 13,
1929; 2c: Nov. 13:°H pub, 1O*79';
Olive Marjory E. Welcolm, Bay
City, Mich. 26434
Some day I pray you'll be mine;
words by O. F. Hicks, music by
David Reed. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Sept. 23, 1929;
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
2c. Nov. 12; E pub. 10785; Orel F.
Hicks, Conneaut, O. 26435
Some day some where sweetheart, Ill
make you love me too; words and
music by L. Shapiro, of Canada. ©
1 ec. Noy..\'%, , 1929" Hi anp. ae
Louis Shapiro, Montreal, Canaaa.
264386
Some day someone will break your
heart, as you have broken mine;
words by E. Hopwood, musie by
Robt. H. Brennen. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. Nov. 20, 1929; E
unp. 138455; Eric Hopwood, Jamaica,
B. W. I. 26437
Some day you'll need my Saviour;
words by Art Donithan, music by
Lucy Holt Overall, arr. by Frank
Renard ; mixed voices. 4to. © Oct.
10, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 11; E pub. 10656;
Ernest Gerald Council, Dallas.
26438
Some girls are good; words by HE. W.
Kemper, music by M. H. Stern. [Pho-
tostat] ©1ce. Sept. 10, 1929; E unp.
10720; Hlise W. Kemper and Myer
Henry Stern, Baltimore.. 26489
Some one; from Jazz heaven, words by
Sidney Clare, music by Oscar Le-
vant; pf. and ukulele ace. © Nov. 6,
1929; 2 c. Nov. 8; E pub. 10739;
Harms, ine., New York. 26440
Some one to share it; lyric by Earle
Crooker, music by FEF. H. Grey.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Noy. 16, 1929; E unp. 18331; Frank
H. Grey, New York. 26441
Some sweet day some heartbreakin’
man will break your heart; words
and music by S. W. Knowles.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Noy. 25, 1929; E unp. 18675; Squire
Warren Knowles, Pittsburg, Calif.
26442
Some widow’s got my man; words by
Aimee Spurr, music by C. A. Ridg-
way. ©1e. Nov. 1, 1929; E unp.
12762; Charles Arthur Ridgway and
Aimee Spurr, Los Angeles. 26443
Somebody else; words by H. Spencer,
music by Samuel H. Speck. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Nov. 9,
1929; E unp. 13100; Edna Spencer,
Bolivar, N. Y. 26444
Somebody’s been usin’ that thing—no.
2; words and music by Al Miller.
[Words and melody only] © 1e.
Nov. 4, 1929; E unp. 12922; Lester
Melrose, Chicago. 26445
1394
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
‘no. 11, 1929
Somebody’s lonesome for somebody’s
love; waltz, lyric and music by Al.
Stafford. Seattle, Wash. S. & M.
music publishers. © Oct. 31, 1929;
2 ec. Nov. 6; E pub. 10609; Alfred
Stafford, Seattle. 26446
Somebody to care for; from For art’s
sake, lyric by Jack Murray, music by
Bernard Maltin; pf. and ukulele acc.
©). Octs,31,..1929;. 2. cy Noy....63 HE
pub. 10643 ; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 26447
‘Somebody to love me; from The Shan-
nons of Broadway, lyric by Raymond
Klages, music by Jesse Greer; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by Hank Linet.
© Nov. 12, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 14; E pub.
10783 ; Universal pictures corp., New
York. 26448
‘Someday; words and music by W. H.
Mickey. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1929; E unp. 13619;
William Harold Mickey, Winston-
Salem, N. C. 26449
Somehow; waltz, words and music by
Norman P. Hackforth, of Great Brit-
ain; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
J. V. Armstrong. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Nov. 1, 1929;
1 ce. Nov. 18; HE for. 7523; Burford
pub. co., London. 26450
Someone like you; words and music by
BE. W. Johnson; pf. and ukulele acc.
San Francisco, Meryl Prince. ©
Oct. 16, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 22; E pub.
10466; Everett Wesley Johnson, San
Francisco. 26451
‘Sometime, somewhere, someday; words
by Benj. Nelson, music by Larry E.
Goffin. © Nov. 6, 1929; 2c. Nov. 18;
E pub. 10760; Almon J. Balkins, Los
Angeles. 26452
‘Sometimes I do; words and music by
B. E. Murch. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Nov. 6, 1929; E unp.
12929; Bess Evangeline Murch, De-
troit. 2€453
Somewhere, sometime with you; words
by Rex Lease, music by W. Guilbert.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e¢.
Nov. 4, 1929; E unp. 12913; Warbur-
ton Guilbert, Hollywood, Calif.
26454
Son (The) of God is born for all;
Christmas carol, words from Preeto-
rius, music by G. T. Francis, of Great
Britain. 12mo. © Nov. 12, 1929;
1 ¢. Noy. 14; E for. 7497; Novello &
.co., 1td., London. 26455
26466
Sonate en do; par R. Bernard, of
France; violoncelle et pf. © July
15, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 16; E for 7646;
Durand & cie., Paris. 26456
/
Sonate fiir viola und klavier; bearb.
vom komponisten, K. B. Jirak, of
Czechoslovakia, op. 26b; violine und
klavier. © Mar. 6, 1929; 1 c. May
16; BE for. 4547; N. Simrock, G. m.
b. H., Berlin. . 26457
Sonate in E-moll; by Giuseppe Tartini,
op. 1, no. 5, arr. by Paul Klengel, of
Germany; violin, with pf. ace. ©
¢- ADP. 20,; 1929 5-1 c. May, a6: Mirfor.
4537; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
26458
Sonate no. 2; von Walter Drwenski, of
Germany, op. 18; orgel; in es.
May 1, 1929; 1°c. May 238; E for.
4733 ; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
26459
Sonatina II; di Luigi Forino, op. 35,
no, 2, trascrizione di Riccardo Tag-
liacozzo, of Italy; violino e pf.; in la
maggiore. © July 10, 1929;:1c¢. July
12; E for. 5626; G. Ricordi & co.,
Milan. 26460
Sonatina IIT; di Luigi Forino, op. 35,
no. 38, traserizione di Riccardo Tag-
liacozzo, of Italy; violino e pf.; in la
maggiore. © July 10, 1929; 1 «.
July 12; BE for. 5627; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 26461
Sonatine; par Arthur Meulemans, of
Belgium; pf. © July 15, 1929; 1c.
Sept. 13: E for. 7653; Editions
Maurice Senart, Paris. 26462
Sonatine; par S. Hennessy, op. 81; pf.
et violonecelle. © Sept. 25, 1929;
2 e. Oct. 16; EH pub. 10455; Swan
Hennessy, Paris. 26463
Song (A) at dawn; words by Mar-
jorie Feltham, music by Hubert
Brown, of Great Britain; with vi-
olin obbl. © Oct. 9, 1929; 1 e Oct.
18; E for. 7254; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London, 26464
Song-land for early grades; forty-
three sing songs by Paul Bliss. 8vo.
© Sept.'14, 1929; 2 ce: Sept. 165 aff.
Oct. 1; A 188553" Willis! musie"co.,
Cincinnati. 26465
Song no. 12; melody by R. M. Bon-
santi. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1929; E unp.
13175; Ralph Marie Bonsanti,
Brooklyn. 26466
1395
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26467
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Song no. 18; melody by R. M. Bon-
santi. © 1c. Nov. 12, 1929; E unp.
13176; . Ralph Marie Bonsanti,
Brooklyn. 26467
Song of ecstasy; from Children of
time, words by R. Prosser, music
by J. A. Haug. © Nov. 19, 1929;
2c. Nov. 25; E pub. 10999; Julius
A. Haug & Richard Prosser, San
Francisco. 26468
Song (A) of flowers; part-song, words
by Thomas P. Moses, music by Bur-
ton West [pseud. of Harry L.
Harts]; sop. and alto. 4to. © Oct.
10 1999 he FOC ade pub.
10489; Charles W. Homeyer & co.,
Boston. 26469
Song (A) of Jesus’ love brings heaven
down; hymn, words and musie by W.
Oliver Cooper. © Oct. 1, 1929; 2 c.
Novy. 18; E pub. 10842; Stamps-Bax-
ter music co., Dallas. 26470
Song (The) of the blind man; words
by Arthur Fields, music by F. Hall.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Nov. 29, 1929; E unp. 13814; Fred
Hall, New York. 26471
Song of the condemned; words by
Jack Meskill, music by Pete Wend-
ling. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 7, 1929; E unp. 12996;
Irving Berlin, inc, New York.
26472
Song of the Islands (Na lei O Ha-
waii); words and music by Chas.
E. King; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Nov. 11, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 12; E pub.
10731; Charles E. King, Honolulu.
26473
Song of the levee; words and music by
Fred Rose; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Noy. 21, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 25; E pub.
10996; T. S. Denison & co., Chicago.
26474
Song of the music makers; choral song
for massed singing, poem by Rodney
Bennett, music by Cyril Winn, of
Great Britain. Winthrop Rogers ed.
Ato) © Sept 25, *OLo yr ies Oct.
5; BE for. 7257; Hawkes & son (Lon-
don) ltd., London. 26475
Song of the revelers; lyric and music
by B. Mills; sop. or ten. solo and
mixed cho. [Photostat] ©1c. Nov.
2, 1929; E unp. 12809; Billy Mills,
Chicago. 26476
Song of the sword; from La Mar-
seillaise, lyrics by Houston Branch,
music by Charles Wakefield Cadman.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Nov. 7, 1929; E unp. 13192; De Syl- .
va, Brown & Henderson, inec., New
York, 26477
Song of youth; from Children of time,
words by R. Prosser, music by J. A.
Haug. © Nov. 19, 1929; 2 ec. Nov.
25; E pub. 10998; Julius [A.] Haug
and Richard Prosser, San Francisco.
26478
Song’s the thing; words and music by
N. H. Black. © 1c. Oct. 24, 1929;
E unp. 12815; Nelms Henry Black,
New York. 26479
Songs for lions; compiled by Welford
D. Clark. 38d ed. 8vo. © Dec. 2,
1929; 2 c. Dec. 5; aff. Dec. 6; AA
29986; Lions international, Chicago.
26480
Songs (The) my mother never taught
me; compiled by John J. Niles, pf.
arrs. by Douglas S. Moore. 8vo. ©
Sept. 30, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 9; A
12944; Macauley co., New York.
26481
Songs of DePauw; ed. by Lambda
chapter of Phi mu alpha, sinfonia,
2d edition ed. by Robert R. McCul-
lough. © Nov. 23, 1929; 2 c. and
aff. Nov. 29; AA 29760; Lambda
chapter of Phi mu alpha, sinfonia,
Greencastle, Ind. 26482
Songs of long ago; containing songs,
jigs and reels, compiled and ed. by
Edward Wagans. © Sept. 30, 1929;
2 -@ Oct. 75° aff. OCEY SAYA 20a:
Bibo-Lang, inc., New York. 26483
Songs of trust and triumph, no. 1;
words and music by various authors,
ed. and compiled by N. Carlson.
8vo. © May 4, 1929; 2c. Dec. 3; aff.
Dee. 4; AA 29931; Nathaniel Carl-
son, Miami, Fla. 26484
Sonnenfriede; ged. von Hans Deis-
singer, musik von Josef Reiter, of
Austria, werk 149 a; mi&nnerchor.
Partitur. 4to. 1. Mit begl. von
streichinstrumenten.—2. Mit solo-
eeige und kiavier. © June 12, 1929;
1 .c.. each: Sept... 21; HE for. Gir;
Gebr. Hug & co., Leipzig. 26485
Sonny boy; words and music by Pearl
Curran, arr. by G. Waring Stebbins;
sop. 1, 2, and alto. 4to. © Oct. 31,
1929; 2 e Nov. 4; E pub. 10530;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 26486
Sorceress (The); by Hans _ Proti-
winsky, of Austria; pf. © Nov. 8,
1929; 2 e. Nov. 11; B pub. 11087;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
26487
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
Sorry dear; waltz, words and music
by L. M. Niederer. © 1 c. Nov. 25,
1929; E unp. 13678; Louise Marie
Niederer, Foristell, Mo. 26488
Sorry I left you to roam; words by W.
Titterington, music by Robert H.
Coley. ©1ce. Noy. 11, 1929; E unp.
13144; R. H. Coley and W. Tittering-
ton, Hopewell, Va. 26489
Sotto la luna; serenatella, by Emilio
Gragnani, of Italy; small orch, pts.,
with pf. conductor. 4to. © Sept.
80, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 19; E for. 7608;
P. Ragona & c., Milan. 26490
Southern Methodist university varsity
song; words and music by Louis N.
Stuckey, arr. by H. H. Todd. ©
Oct. 31, 1929; 2 « Nov. 2; E pub.
10587 ; Harold Hart Todd, Dallas.
26491
Southern spirituals; collected by B.
Kendall, musical settings by M. K.
Schulze. © July 12, 1929; 2c. and
aff. Nov. 27; AA 28849; Betty
Kendall, Bethesda, Md., and Mildred
Kolb Schulze, Washington. 26492
Souvenir; paroles de Jean Bastia,
musique de Irving Paris, of France.
© 1e. Oct. 16, 1929; E unp. 12785;
Irving Paris, Paris. 26493
Spain; by Clara Edwards, arr. as a
song orchestration, by Walter C.
Schad. .4to. © Oct. 12, 1929; 2c.
Oct. 14; E pub. 10696; G. Schirmer,
inec., New York. 26494
Spanish fandango; in diagram, arr. by
Mort Searels; Hawaiian steel guit.
© Sept. 26, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 2; E pub.
10684; Honolulu) conservatory of
music, ine., Akron, O. 26495
Spanish jigg; from The dancing
master, Selected and ed. by Douglas
and Helen Kennedy, arr. by Arnold
Foster, of Great Britain; pf. (In
Country dance tunes, new series 1)
© Nov. 30, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 30; E for.
7691; English folk dance _ soc,
London. 26496
Spanish (A) serenade; by N. Louise
Wright; pf. © Nov. 23, 1929; 2 «¢.
Nov. 25; E pub. 10972; Boston music
co., Boston. 26497
Sparkling waters; in diagram, by
Mort Searels; Hawaiian steel guit.
© Sept. 26, 1929; 2 c. Noy. 2; E pub.
10679; Honolulu conservatory of
music, ine., Akron, O. 26498
26509
Spaulding (Mary Ellen) A_ song;
words by Paul L. Dunbar. © 1 ¢.
Nov. 2, 1929; E unp. 12784; Mary
Ellen Spaulding, Detroit. 26499
Speed; melody by Carroll Douglas
Corbaley. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1929; B
unp. 18159; Carroll D. Corbaley, San
Francisco. 26500
Speedway-march (The) ; by Thomas J.
Jefferson; band pts. 4to. © Oct.
26, 1929; 2c. Oct. 30; BH pub. 10553;
Crescent music pub. ¢co., Detour, Md.
26501
Spinnerin (Die) ; bdhmisches volkslied,
bearb. von Robert Hernried, of Ger-
many; frauenchor, ohne begl. 4to.
© Dec. 15, 1927; 1 e. Nov. 16, 1929;
H for. 7577; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 26502
Spirit filed! hymn, words by Evange-
line C. Thuline, music by J. J. Fitz-
patrick, arr. by E. C. Thuline. 4to.
© Dec. 29, 1928; 2 ec. Nov. 13, 1929;
E pub. 10898; Abbie L. Crockett,
Sayre, Pa. 26503
Spring and you; words by G. T. Polk,
musie by A. J. Bertin. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Nov. 12, 1929;
E unp. 13487; George T. Polk and
Albert J. Bertin, Brooklyn. 26504
Springtime; words by Susan Merrick
Heywood, music by Mrs. H. H. A.
Beach, op. 124; low voice. © Oct.
30, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 4; E pub. 10724;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 26505
Staccato etude; by G. C. Gault; brass
quartet. © Oct. 29, 1929; 2 c. Nov
4: E pub. 10505; Geo. C. Gault,
Chicago. 26506
Stamp and whirl; words by J. L.
Kenyon, music by Lee ‘Turner.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Nov. 26, 1929; E unp. 13704; Julia
Litchfield Kenyon, Westerly, R. I.
26507
Stanford (C. V.) Four songs of the
sea; arr. as a suite for small orch.
by Thomas F. Dunhill, of Great
Britain; pts., with pf—conductor.
1. Drake’s drum. [3 others] ©
Oet. 11, 1929; 1 ¢ Oct. 31?) for.
7233; Boosey & co., Itd., London.
26508
Stanley (John) Sonate; in A moll,
fiir violine mit beziffertem bass,
bearb. von Alfred Moffat, of Great
Britain; violine und klavier. ©
June 10, 1929; 1 ec. Nov. 16; E for.
7588 ; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
26509
1397
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26510
Star-gleam; words by Frederick H.
Martens, music by Cecil Cowles;
med. or high voice. © Oct. 30, 1929;
2 ce. Nov. 4; E pub. 10719; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 26510
Stars in the blue; words and music
by B. E. Mureh. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Nov. 6, 1929; E
unp. 18377; Bess Evangeline Murch,
Detroit. 26511
State of Maine; words and music by
RT. “Wiggin. 4t0, “@ eNoy.,720,
1929; 2 ce. Nov. 22; E pub. 10914;
Frances Turgeon Wiggin, Yarmouth,
e. 26512
Stay away from my chicken house;
words and music by F. Marvin.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Nov. 19, 1929; E unp. 13400; Frankie
Marvin, Mamaroneck, New York.
26513
Stealing; words and music by H.
Rhoads. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 4, 1929; E unp. 12920;
Helen Rhoads, La Crescenta, Calif.
26514
Steechettiana; melodia, poesia di Sil-
vio Picchianti, musica di S. Iodice;
sop. o ten, © 1c. Nov. 14, 1929; B
unp. 13235 ; Salvatore Iodice, New
York. 26515
Stella; words and music by J. LeRose.
[Words and melody only] ©l1e.
Nov. 8, 1929; E unp. 12980; Joseph
LeRose, Thornwood, N. Y. 26516
Stella camping; scherzo, par Maurice
Le Boucher, of France; orch. par-
ties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to. ©
Sept. 1, 1929; 1 c« Oct. 5; HB for.
7104; Choudens, Paris. 26517
Step (The)-and-fetchit; words and
music by L. Perry. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 13, 1929;
E unp. 13334; Lincoln Perry, Los
Angeles. 26518
Step lightly; march, by Peter Ander-
son, of Great Britain; band pts.
4to. © Oct. 9, 1929; 1 ce. Oct. 21; EB
for. 7407; Hawkes & son (London)
ltd., London. 26519
Steppens sing; text av Gosta Stevens,
musik av Peter Lebedjeff [pseud. of
Stig Hansson, of Sweden] © Nov.
6, 1929.1 ce. Nov..21;..E ter. 7601 ;
Edition Sylvain, Stockholm. 26520
Stepping lightly; by Adam Carse, of
Great Britain; violin and pf. ©
Oct:: 3; ‘1929; Ice-'Octi- 28) EF tor.
7274; Augener, Itd., London. 26521
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
Sternennacht; text von Heinrich Vier-
ordt, musik von C. Pflugfelder, of.
Germany; ma&nnerchor. Partitur
und stimmen, ohne begl. 4to. ©
Mar. 31, 1929; 1 « Augi ty: ?H aioe
7616; Hans Kessler, Trier, Germany.
26522’
Still wondering about yow; words and
music by R. J. Milliette. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Oct. 31,
1929; E unp. 12836; Robert J. Mil-
liette, Plattsburg, N. Y. 26523
Stile (Der) hof; text von Hermann
Hesse, musik von Qtto Siegl, of Aus-
tria, op. 67, nur. 1; vierstimmigen’
mannerchor und bratsche. 4to.
July 3, 1929; 1 ec. Oct! 2" Wh iteEs tanec,
P. J. Tonger, Cologne/Rh., Germany.
26524
Stilleben; zankst du schon wieder,
madrigal, gedicht von Gotthold
Ephraim Lessing, musik yon Hans
Gal; of Austria, *0pue 2h eat
gemischten chor. © Dec. 15, 1927;
1c. Nov. 16, 1929; E for. 7585; N.
Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 26525:
Stjirnenatter i Hawaii; text av Sven-
Olof Sandberg, musik av Tom Wil-
son, of Sweden; pf., with words. ©
Nov. 1, 1929; 1 ¢«. Nov. 14; Hi for.
7509; Svenska noter, a. b., Stock-
holm. 26526:
Stomp it down to the bricks; melody
by J. M. Williams. © 1 ¢. Oct. 14,
1929; E unp. 13024; State Street mu-
sic pub. co., ine., Chicago. 26527
Stop on 81st and State; words and mu-
sic by Sam Theard. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Oct. 14, 1929;
EH unp. 18032; State Street music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 26528
Stories; intermezzo, by Frank ‘Tip-
ping, of Great Britain; pf. © July
2, 1929; 1 c Oct. 28; BH for. 7508;
A. Hammond & co., London. 26529
Story (The) of Samuel; oratorio for
children, words written and com-
piled and music eomposed by F.. A:
Challinor, of Great Britain. 4to.
© Oct. 22, 1929; 1 e. Nov. 1; HB, fore
7383; Bayley & Ferguson, Glasgow.
26530:
Strauss (Richard) Hinsamkeit—
mondnacht—meeresstille; nach mo-
tiven aus Josephs legende, bearb:
von Rudolf Peterka, of Czechoslo-
vakia, instr. von Eduard Rudolf
[pseud. of Rudolf Hladisch] of Aus-
tria; grosses orch. stimmen, mit pf..
1398
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
direction und violino 1 direction. ©
June 21, 1929; 1 ec. July 12; BE for.
7624; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin.
26531
Heitere szene; nach motiven aus
Feuersnot, bearb. von Ludwig Bray,
of Germany, instr. von Eduard Ru-
dolf [pseud. of Rudolf Hladisch] of
Austria ; grosses orch. stimmen, mit.
pf.-direction und violino 1 direction.
© June 21, 1929; 1 ec. July 12; BH
for. 7625; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin.
* 265382
Orientalische burleske; nach mo-
tiven aus Der biirger als edelmann,
bearb. von Rudolf Peterka, of
Czechoslovakia, instr. von Eduard
Rudolf [pseud. of Rudolf Hladisch]
of Austria; grosses orch. stimmen,
mit pf. direction und violino 1 direc-
tion. © June 21, 1929; 1c. July 12;
E for. 7626; Adolph Fiirstner, Ber-
lin. 26533
Rauschende festmusik; nach mo-
tiven aus Guntram, bearb. von
Hans Erdmann, of Germany, instr.
von Eduard Rudolf [pseud. of Ru-
dolf Hladisch] of Austria; grosses
orch. stimmen, mit pf. direction und
violino 1 direction. © June 21,
19202. i4 per duly, 2 y Hi. for. “7627;
Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin. 26534
Street (The) singer; selection from
the musical comedy, by Niclas
Kempner, Sam Timberg and Richard
Myers; pf. New York, Shubert mu-
sic pub. corp. © Nov. 15, 1929; 2 ¢.
Noy. 18; E pub. 10948; Shubert
theatre corp., New York. 26535
Streich-quartett ; von Paul Graener, of
Germany, op. 80; 2 violinen, viola
und violoncello. Partitur. 12mo.
© Dee. 1, 1928; 1 c. May 16, 1929;
E for. 4572; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 26536
Strolling down the avenue; words and
music by P. E. Hubbell and B. Stod-
dard. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ce. Nov. 29, 1929; E unp. 13853;
Paul E. Hubbell and Billy Stoddard,
Los Angeles. 26537
Siidseeprinzess ; operette in 5 bildern,
von Leo Kastner, musik von Ewald
Dohrn, of Germany; klavierauszug.
© Aug. 26, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 21; E for.
7360; Fritz Horst, Altona/Hlbe, Ger-
many. 26538
Suerte (La) negra; sainete en un acto,
letra de Mufioz Roman y Serrano,
miisica de F. Alonso y EH. Acevedo,
26549
both of Spain. Pte. de apuntar. ©
Sept. 10, 1928; 1 ¢. Nov. 20, 1929;
E for. 7562; Francisco Alonso y
Eduardo Acevedo, Madrid. 26539
Sugar plum; words and music by
H. H. McCoy. [Chords, single staff]
© 1c. Nov. 30, 1929; E unp. 13885;
Harry H. McCoy, Los Angeles.
26540
Suite canadienne; by Claude Cham-
pagne, of France; mixed voices. Sc.
for voice pts. only.= 4to. 1. C’est
Pinson avec Cendrouille. [3 others]
© July 2, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 9; E for.
6922; Durand et cie., Paris. 26541
Suite ftir schiilerorchester; von Wil-
helm Rinkens, op. 48, hrsg. von H.
Lemacher u. P. Mies, both of Ger-
many, ‘Seo nos. 1-3. © Augs 21,
1928; 1 ec. Oct. 15, 1929; EB for. 7484;
P. J. Tonger, Cologne/Rh., Germany.
26542
Suite pastorale; par A. Scassola, of
Italy; orch. parties, avee pf. con-
ducteur. 1. Féte villageoise. [3
others] © Sept. 1, 1929; 1 c Oct.
5; E for. 7154; A. Scassola, Nice,
France. 26543
Stleikha; Marokkansk intermezzo, by
Lon Gog [pseud. of Hinar Villoch]
of Norway; pf. ©1c. Sept. 9, 1929;
E unp. 138252; Oslo musikforlag,
A/S, Oslo, Norway. 26544
Sulo; polka, words and music by F.
Cusenza. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 18, 1929; E unp. 11001;
Frank Cusenza, Detroit. 26545
Sun (The) shines when you’re with
me; words and music by J. B.
Tranter. © 1c. Nov. 26, 1929; E
unp. 18742; James Brereton Tranter,
Buffalo. 26546
Sunbeams; words by John Nevins,
music by E. Holyoake, of Canada.
© 1 ce. Nov. 6, 1929; E unp. 12939;
Edith Holyoake, Guelph, Ont.,
Canada. 26547
Sunkist (A) cottage out in the West;
words by R. B. Viney, musie by
Larry HE. Goffin. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ec. Nov. 19, 1929;
E unp. 13420; Ruby B. Viney, Wil-
liams, Calif. 26548
Sunshine and flowers; words and
music by A. H. Horsburgh, arr. by
Burrell Van Buren. [Blue-print]
© 1c. Nov. 7, 1929; E unp. 13006;
Alexander Henderson MHorsburgh,
Des Moines. 26549
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. 115, n. S., Vv. 24
26550
Sunshine and shadows; waltz, by
Elliott S. Allison; pf. © Oct. 29,
1929; 2 c«. Nov. 4; E pub. 10542;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 26550
Sunshine-girl; lyrics by Peter John
' Bacigalupo, music by J. H. Wiley
and Maleolm Taylor Thomson. ©
1 ec. Nov. 30, 1929; E unp. 13856;
John Howard Wiley, Philadelphia.
, 26551
Sunshine of my heart; from Woman
to woman, words and music by Jay
Whidden and Fred May; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Nov. 12, 1929; 2 ¢.
Nov. 15; E pub. 10937; Lawrence
Wright music co., London. 26552
Sur la devise: Non ce que je pense;
poésie de Clément Marot, musique
de Robert Siohan, of France. ©
Sept: 1, 1929; 1. ¢.,Oct.'5; Ei for.
7136; Durand et cie., Paris. 26553
Sur le nom d’Albert Roussel; d’Arthur
Honegger, of Switzerland; pf. (Jin
Supplement de la Revue musicale-
Avril, 1929) © Apr. 15, 1929; 1.
Aug. 16; E for. 7662; Editions
Maurice Senart, Paris. 26554
Surabaya—Johnny; text von Bert
Brecht, musik von Kurt Weill, of
Germany. © Aug. 24, 1929; 1c.
Oct. 2; E for. 7414; Universal-edi-
tion, a. g., Vienna. 26555
Suraya; orientalische tanzscene, yon
Ludwig Siede, of Germany, bearb.
von Arnold Wilke; salon orch. stim-
men, mit klavier direktion u. violine
1 direktion. 4to. © Oct. 6, 1929;
1c. Nov. 9; E for. 7441; Musikverlag
Lyra, Berlin-Wilmersdorf. 26556.
Sure fire daddy; words and music by
Gay Medley [pseud. of M. G.
Schultz] and Dell Daven [pseud. of
D. A. Davenbaugh. Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Sept. 24, 1929; EB
unp. 11319; Milly Gay Schultz and
Dell Avery Davenbaugh, New York.
26557
Sweet butterfly girl; words and music
by P. E. Hubbell and B. Stoddard.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
Nov. 29, 1929; E unp. 18854; Paul H.
Hubbell and Billy Stoddard, Los
Angeles. 26558
Sweet dreams; by B. Perey James; pf.
© Oct. 30, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 4; E pub.
10543; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
26559
/
Sweet girl of my dreams; lyric by
Cleta Linda Holland, musie by
Claude Lapham. © Oct. 30, 1929;
- 2c. Nov. 4; E pub. 10492; De Aryan
pub. co., Newport, Ky. 26560
Sweet-heart of: Mandalay; words by
W. Titterington, music by Elbert A.
Coley. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1929; E unp.
13146; E. A. Coley and W. Tittering-
ton, Hopewell, Va. 26561
Sweet Irene; words and music by W.
V. Baranco; pf. © 1 ¢. Nov. 23,
1929; E unp. 138749; Wilbert V. Ba-
ranco, Oakland, Calif. 26562
Sweet Lucindy Lou; words by H. HE.
Alton, music by C. Derksen. © 1c.
Nov. 4, 1929; E unp. 12849; Hugh H.
Alton and Clemens Derksen, Hamil-
ton, Ill. 26563
Sweet magician; words by G. T. Polk,
music by A. J. Bertin. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Nov. 12, 1929;
E unp. 13482; George T. Polk and
Albert J. Bertin, Brooklyn. 26564
Sweet Marie; words by J. C. Brand,
music by Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. Nov.
4, 1929; E unp. 13462; James C.
Brand, Drummondville, Que., Can-
ada. 26565
Sweet melodies bring memories; fox-
trot, lyrics by Ree Isecoff, music by
H. J. Klimpl and Jimmie Whalen.
© 1c. Nov. 1, 1929; E unp. 12817;
Harry Josef Klimpl, New Haven,
Conn. 26566
Sweet memories of you; waltz, words
and music by Billie Miller [pseud.
of O. J. Miller], arr. by Bertram
Shield; mezzo sop. © 1c. Nov. 5,
1929; EK unp. 13629; Olive Jestine
Miller, Troutdale, Or. 26567
Sweet memories of you; words and
music by F. N. Townsend. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. Nov. 8,
1929; E unp. 12978; Floyd N. Town-
send, Falkville, Ala. 26568
Sweet mem’ries; words by I. Corbin,
music by Ray Hibbeler. © 1. Nov.
5, 1929; E unp. 12897; Ida Corbin,
El Dorado Springs, Mo. 26569
Sweet remembrance; by Francesco
Berger, of Great Britain; pf. © Oct.
15, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 31; E for. 7235;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 26570
Sweet victory of love; words by H. R.
Whited, music by Edward Wunder-
lich. © June 12, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 9;
E pub. 9454; Hlma Riemer Whited,
Middleport, N. Y. 26571
1400
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
26594
Sweetheart; or, Sweetheart of mine,
words and music by A. J. Pearson.
[Chords, single staff} © 1 ¢. Nov.
27,1929; E unp. 18771; Aven J.
Pearson, Brooklyn. 26572
Sweetheart: words and music by J.
Fielding, of Great Britain. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Nov. 30,
1929; E unp. 13862; James Fielding,
Welland, Ont., Canada. 26573
Sweetheart come back to me; words
~ and music by M. E. Bronson.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Nov. 4, 1929; E unp. 12923; Mar-
garet E. Bronson, Cincinnati. 26574
Sweetheart, I wonder where you are;
words by Jack Burroughs, music by
Georges Maurice, of France, domi-
ciled at San Francisco. © 1 ¢. Nov.
11, 19298; E unp. 13256; J. Maurice
Rouyer, San Francisco. 26575
Sweetheart Jeanne; lyrics by Peter
John Bacigalupo and John Howard
Wiley, music by M. T. Thomson. ©
Pee. INO 2, ado ty ya iD. Loud $
Malcolm Taylor Thomson, Philadel-
phia. 26576
Sweetheart melody; words and music
by H. K. Fitzgerald. [Words and
melody only] ©1ce. Nov. 15, 1929;
E unp. 13260; Helen K. Fitzgerald,
Worcester. 26577
Sweetheart, of mine; words and music
by J. P. French. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Nov. 30, 1929; E
unp. 13863; John P. French, Rad-
ford, Va. 26578
Sweetheart of the rose; words and mu-
sic by L. H. Nichols. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Oct. 31, 1929;
E unp. 12838; Laurence H. Nichols,
Akron, O. 26579
Sweetheart you’re wonderful ; lyric and
music by P. Patterson. © 1 ¢. Nov.
18, 1929; E unp. 13407; Pat Patter-
son, San Francisco. 26580
Sweethearts; words and music by G.
Shields. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 30, 1929; E unp. 18880;
George Shields, Paterson. 26581
Sweetheart’s secret song, with magic
I N G; words and music by W. A.
Kawi. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ¢. Nov. :15, 1929; E unp. 138261;
Wallace A. Kawi, Toledo, O. 26582
Swinging; by Louise Christine Rebe;
pf. © Oct. 30, 1929; 2 ce. Nov.1; EB
pub. 10487 ; Boston music co., Boston.
. 26583
Swinging; by Mortimer Wilson, op. 85,
no.)5;3\ pf... Ou Nove,10;119283 .2 c.
Nov. 20; E pub. 10883; Century mu-
sic pub. co., New York. 26584:
Sylvania song; words by Walter Pres-
ton, music by Keith McLeod. S8vo.
© Sept. 24, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 11; E pub.
10658 ; Sylvania products co., Empo-
rium, Pa. 26585
Symphony no. 1; by H. M. Gibson; pf.
se. no. 1-4. © 1c Nov. 22, 1929;
E unp. 18575; Harry Merle Gibson.
Peoria, Ill. 26586:
Szezesliwy nasz dom; polonez, by J.
Jasinski; pf. © Oct. 26, 1929; 2 «..
Nov. 4; E pub. 10572; John Jasinski,
Chicago. 26587
Szokik az asszony; operett 3 felvo--
nasban, irta Kardos Andor, of Hun-
gary, zenéjét Harmat Imre verseire:
irta Brodszky Miklos, of Hungary,
rendezte Lo6rainth Vilmos. © 1 c.
Aug. 21, 1929; D unp. 27618; Alex-
ander Marton, Budapest, Hungary.
26588
*Tain’t no sin to dance around in your
bones; words by Edgar Leslie, music
by Walter Donaldson; pf. and uku--
lele acc. © Nov. 11, 1929; 2 c. Nov..
11; E pub. 10652; Donaldson, Doug--
las & Gumble, inc., New York.
26589:
Take a little tip; from Words & music,
words by Harlan Thompson, music
by Dave Stamper. © Nov. 7, 1929:
2c. Nov. 8; E pub. 10745; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York..
26590.
Take a trip to the moon; opening en-
semble and finale of 2d act, words
and music by R. Cooke. [Words and
melody only] ©1c Nov. 18, 1929;
E unp. 13375; Ralph Cooke, Belmar,.
Nid. 26591
Take everything but you; from Song of
love, words and music by Maurice:
Abrahams and Elmer Colby. ©:
WNov...6, 1929.;°2 ce ‘Noy. .cC? - i pub.
10752; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 26592
Take it on the chin; from Hold every-
thing, lyric by Al. Dubin, music by
Joe Burke; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
. Nov. 8, 1929; 2 ec Nov. 12; E pub.
10767; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 26593.
Take me; words and music by Joe
Sanders. [Words and melody only |
© 1c. Nov. 16, 1929; E unp. 18333 ;
Santly bros., ine., New York.. 26594:
1401
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26595
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Take my seat, lady; lyric and music
by Ray Perkins: ; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Nov. 8, 1929; '2 ¢. Nov. 12; E pub.
10770; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 26595:
Take your gal to Deco, meet your pal
at Deco; words and music by a
Deco worker [pseud. of Hyman
Cheiffetz]; pf. and ukulele ace.
24mo. © Oct. 15, 1929; 2 c. Noy. 25;
EK pub. 10988; Deco refreshments,
inc., Buffalo. 26596
Take your share of love dear, take
your kisses too; words and music by
Edith Beardsley [i. e. E. B. Hart-
lett] © 1. Oct. 24, 1929; E ump.
12945; Edith Beardsley MHartlett,
Sound Beach, Conn. 26597
Tale (A) of a ticker; lyric by Frank
O’Brien, music by Frank Crumit.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Novy. 4, 1929; E unp. 12870; Southern
music pub. co., ine., New York.
26598
Tale (A) of a ticker; words by Frank
O’Brien, music by Frank Crumit; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Nov. 22, 1929;
2c. Nov. 23; E pub. 10965; Southern
music pub. co., inc., New York.
26599:
Talkies (The) are coming; words and
music by F. W. Howes, of Great
Britain. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 30, 1929; © unp. 13870;
Frederick W. Howes, Huntingdon,
England. 26600
Tallowpot (The); words and music
by Floyd Thompson and J. E. Guern-
sey. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1929; E unp.
13108; Thompson & Guernsey, In-
dianapolis. 26601
Tango; by R. Caballero, of Mexico,
domiciled at Laredo, Tex.; pf. ©
dae, Nov, 16,. 19295: EH ump: 18425;
Rosendo Caballero, Laredo, Tex.
26602
Tanzende teepuppe; enti’ acte; von F.
Schmidt-Hagen, of Germany; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. 4to.
June 19, 1929; 1 ec. Nov. 19; E for.
7602; Bosworth & co., Leipzig.
26603
Tarantella; by Kenneth F. White; pf.
© Nov. 16, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 18; E
pub. 10819; Boston music co., Boston.
26604
Tarantella italiana; by Maxie Pi-
segna; accordion. © Nov. 13, 1929;
2 ¢c, Nov. 18; E pub. 10778; Roma
musie co., Cleveland. 26605
Tavern; poem by Edna St. Vincent
Millay, music by Michael Mullinar,
of Great Britain. © Oct. 4, 1929;
1 ¢ Oct. 28; E for. 7276; Augener,
Itd., London. - 26606
Teach me Thy way; sacred solo, words
and music by J. D. Uhlik. Berkeley,
Calif., Musical arts studio. © Oct.
28, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 1; E pub. 10449;
Jessie Davis Uhlik, Los Angeles.
26607
Technology songs; compiled by the in-
stitute committee of the M. I. T.
undergraduate assn. 3d ed. rev. ©
Sept. 18, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Oct. 3;
A 13931 ; Institute comm. at the Mass.
institute of a cone Cambridge,
Mass. 26608
Telefunken ; marcia, di Riceardo Zan-
donai, of Italy; piccola orch. parti,
con pf. conduttore e violino condut-
tore. 4to. © Oct. 15, 1929; le.
Oct. 16; E for. 7471; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 26609
Television; words by W. EH. Jennings,
music by Richard Broughton. ©1e.
Nov. 9, 1929; E unp. 13122; William
EK. Jennings, Tampa, Fla. 26610
Tell me little Gypsy! words by M. Orr,
music by Chester Escher. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Nov. 21,
1929; E unp. 13530; Minnie Orr,
Cambridge, O. 26611
Tell me more; hymn, words by William
M. Runyan, music by Kenneth Ran-
dolph. © Sept. 2, 1929; 2 ec. Sept.
23; E pub. 11029; G. S. Schuler and
W. M. Runyan, Chicago. 26612
Temple-barr ; from The dancing master,
selected and ed. by Douglas and
Helen Kennedy, arr. by Arnold Fos-
ter, of Great Britain; pf. (Iw Coun-
try dance tunes, new series 1) ©
Nov. 30, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 30; E for.
7697; English folk dance soc., Lon-
don. 26613
Terry (Frances) Ten pianoforte studies
for dramatic interpretation. © Oct.
30, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 4; E pub. 10694;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 26614
Terzo album di danze moderne; in
edizione facilitata, di Vittorio Masch-
eroni, of Italy; pf. © Sept. 30,
1929; 1 ec. Nov. 2; E for. 7288; A. &
G. Carisch & ¢c., Milan. 26615
Tetti (1); versi di O. Spadaro e..Gav-
roche, musica di T. Petralia C., of
Italy; pf. © Nov. 12, 1929; 1 Cc.
Nov. 8; E for. 7433; "0 Forlivesi
& ¢., Florence. 26616
1402
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
26638
Texas blues; words and music by Vir-
ginia Rowe [i. e. M. V. Rowe] ©
1 ce. Oct. 19, 1929; EB unp. 7485;
Mabel Virginia Rowe, Dallas. 26617
‘Texas special blues; words by J. M.
Williams, music by Ruben Reeves.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Oct. 14, 1929; E unp. 13026; State
Street music pub. co., inc., Chicago.
26618
“That feelin’ is pleadin’ for you; fox
trot no. 2, words by Paul Mangarella,
music by F. Ramondetta. © 1 ec.
Nov. 14, 1929; E unp. 13228; Frank
Ramondetta, Brooklyn. 26619
‘That four four rhythm band; words
and music by Ted Brewer and Eddie
Kilanoski; pf. and ukulele acc., with
novelty cho. for pf., by Claude Aus-
tin. .© Nov. 15, 1929; 2 ¢. Nov. 30;
E pub. 11064; Denton & Haskins mu-
sic pub. co.,.ine., New York. 26620
"That girl pal of mine; words and music
by E. O'Shea. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 30, 1929; E unp.
13877; Edward O’Shea, Brooklyn.
26621
‘That gold mine of my dreams; fox
trot, words by M. Galinsky, music by
‘Ray Hibbeler. ©1c. Nov. 21, 1929;
E unp. 13545; Morris Galinsky and
Sam.Galinsky, San Francisco. 26622
"That Hollywood dream girl of mine;
words and music by W. B. Putnam,
of Great Britain. [Words and mel-
ody only]. © 1 ec. Nov. 15, 1929;
E unp. 13279; William B. Putnam,
Montreal, Que., Canada. 26623
"That little word if; words and music
by E. P. Courtney. © 1c. July 9,
1929; E unp. 13466; Elizabeth Piatt
Courtney, Port Washington, L. L,,
ig . 26624
“That old fashioned place; words and
‘music by L. Lee. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Nov. 30, 1929; E
unp. 13874; Lem Lee, Anderson, Mo.
26625
‘That old sweet girl of mine; waltz
ballad, words by G. Heflin, music by
Harry Clifford. © 1 e¢. Nov. 18,
1929; E unp. 13414; Gertrude Heflin,
Roanoke, Va. 26626
“"That’s how I care about you; lyric by
G. Henry, music by M. Hamilton.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Novy. 20, 1929: E unp. 13483; Grace
‘Henry and Morris Hamilton, New
“York. 26627
That’s how I long for you; words and
music by L. H. Stowe. [Words and
melody only] ©1 ce. Nov. 11, 1929;
E unp. 13153; Leslie Hudson Stowe,
Mullica Hill, N. J. 26628
That’s the time to smile; words and
music by L. F. Nesbit. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Oct. 31, 1929;
E unp. 128387; Louisa Foxwell Nes-
bit, Washington. 26629
That’s why I am leaying you; words
and music by R. Murray; pf. acce.,
with ukulele arr. by Jeffrey Hezeau.
© Nov. 26, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 29; E
pub. 11047; Richard Murray, New
Orleans. 26630
That’s why I love you mother dear;
words and music by H. E. Radford,
of Great Britain. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Nov. 8, 1929; E
unp. 12981; Harold E. Radford,
Peterboro, Ont., Canada. 26631
That’s why I’m lonely tonight; words
by Mrs. G. N.. Noland, jr., music
by Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Nov. 2, 1929; E unp.
12799; Ceanie Mae Noland, Zachary,
La. 26632
That’s why I think of you each day;
words by S. Less, music by Sylvester
Long Cross. © 1 ¢ Nov. 6, 1929;
E unp. 129388; Sam Less, Oxkland,
Calif. 26633
That’s you; words and music by C. A.
Wagner. [Words and melody only]
©1c. Nov. 14, 1929; E unp. 13229;
Charles Azby Wagner, New Orleans.
26634
That someone called you; words and
music by F. BE. Cornforth. © 1.
Nov. 5, 1929; E unp. 12925; Florence
Elizabeth Cornforth, Pittsburgh.
26635
That sweetheart of mine; words and
music by F. Hall. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Nov. 8, 1929: E
unp. 12988; Frank Hall, New York.
26636
Their [!] is another heaven; words
and music by H. Kahn. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 22,
1929; E unp. 13564; Harry Kahn,
New. York. 26637
Thelma; words by Martin Hoffman,
music by E. A. Reidy. © 1 ¢. Nov.
20, 1929; E unp. 18457; Ethel Ar-
lene Reidy, Allentown, Pa. 26638
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26639 —
Theme (The) of life; lyric by Billy
Frisch, music by OO. Motzan.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Nov. 29, 1929; E unp. 13804; Otto
Motzan, New York. 26639
Then IT’ll believe in you; by D. W.
Lloyd; melody, with pf. acc. ©1e.
Noy. 19, 1929; E unp. 13418; Doro-
thy Wemple Lloyd, Beverly Hills,
Calif. 26640
There ain’t none like my baby; words
and music by P. J. Randolph.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Noy. 25, 1929; E unp. 18654; Phineas
J. Randolph, East Liverpool, O.
26641
There are dim eyes; words and mu-
sic by E. C. Reid. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. Nov. 12, 1929; EH
unp. 18181; Hdward C. Reid, Los
Angeles. 26642
There can only be only one for me;
from Nina Rosa, lyrics by Irving
Caesar, music by Sigmund Romberg ;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Nov. 1, 1929;
2 e. Nov. 4; E pub. 10524; Harms,
ine., New York. 26643
There is a garden in my dreams;
words and music by Fred Fisher.
©1c. Nov. 25, 1929; E unp. 13688;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 26644
_ There’s a difference between a friend
and a pal; words by G. EH. Melanson,
jr., music by Burrell Van Buren.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Noy. 4, 1929; E unp. 18579; George
H. Melanson, jr., Chartersville P. O.,
N. B. Canada. 26645
There’s a girl; words and music by
A. V. Gier. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 23, 1929; E unp.
18612; Andrew V. Gier, Ridgway,
Pa. 26646
There’s a little bit of Irish in the rain-
bow; from John McCormick pro-
duction, words by James Brockman,
music. by James Hanley. © 1 ec.
Nov. 18, 1929; E unp. 13199; Fox
film corp., New York. 26647
There’s a little brown house; words
by C. Cramer, musie by Burrell Van
Buren. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1929: E unp. 13710;
Chester Cramer, Somerset, Pa.
26648
There’s a melody aringing in my heart
for you; words by M. Capps, music
by S. Sabo. © 1 c. Nov. 8, 1929;
pt, 1H. SS vee
E unp. 13057; Stephen Sabo and
Morton Capps, Sheridan, Wy. 26649
There’s a ring around my finger; fox
trot, words and music by Al. Fraz-
zini [pseud. of Amicus Frazzini.
Words and melody only] © 1 «
Sept. 24, 1929; H unp. 11188; Ami-
cus Frazzini, Boston. 26650
There’s happiness for you and me;
words and music by B. Boyer.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Noy. 11, 1929; E unp. 18172; Bessie
Boyer, Glendale, Calif. 26651
There’s nothing new in love; theme
song of High treason, fox-trot, mu-
sic by Louis Levy and Quentin
Maclean, arr. by Max Irwin, of
Great Britain; orch. pts., with
words. 4to. (Jn Chappell’s orches-
tral journal) © Oct. 2, 1929; 1 «.
Oct. 9; E for. 7250; Chappell & co.,
ltd., London. 26652
There’s only one; words and music by
i. B. Lovelace. © ° f'G) Novis
1929; EH unp. 13151; Edythe Bates
Lovelace, Chicago. 26653.
There’s only you; words and music
by E. A. Bruguiere. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Nov. 13, 1929;
E unp. 13214; Emile A. Bruguiere,
Principaute de Monaco. 26654
There’s something on my mind. dear;
words by Michael J. Fuoco, music
by G. La Banco, jr. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Nov. 29, 1929;
E unp. 18818; George La Banco, jr.,
Chicago. 26655,
There was a star in heaven; the star
and the child, Christmas carol,
words by C. Mann, music by W. R.
Voris; mixed voices. 4to. © Oct.
29, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 1; E pub. 10450;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
26656
There will never be another Mary;
words by Jack Yellen, music by Mil-
ton Ager; pf. ace., with ukulele acc.
by Dan Dougherty. © Nov. 9, 1929;
2c. Nov. 11; ‘EB pub: ‘107338 Ager,
Yellen & Bornstein, ine., New York. |
26657
This is the life for me; words by T.
Gordon, music by David Reed.: ©
1-c. Nov. 18, 1929; E unp.. 138353 ;
Thomas Gordon, Lake Megantic, P.
Q., Canada. 26658
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
This old man; 4-pt. song, from Eng-
lish folk songs collected by S. Bar-
ing Gould and Cecil Sharpe, arr.
by Arnold Williams, of Great Brit-
ain; men’s voices. 4to. © Novy. 4,
2. 1 oe Dea: BD tor, Cre;
Banks & son, York, England. 26659
Those enchanting eyes (Occhi di sole) ;
words and music by A. Buzzi-Peccia,
English words by Charles F. Man-
ney; high voice; in D. © Oct. 10,
1929; 2 ce. Nov. 4; E pub. 10544;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 26660
Those gréat magnetic lights of the
ballroom; words and music by J. G.
Taylor, of Canada, arr. by Burrell
Van Buren. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Nov. 25, 1929; E unp.
13725; James Grimshaw Taylor, To-
ronto, Ont., Canada. 26661
Those were the days; words and music
by W. F. Kremer. Saginaw, Mich.,
Kremer music pub. house. © Nov.
2, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 18; E pub. 10764;
Walter F. Kremer, Saginaw, Mich.
26662
Thou art my strength; hymn, words
arr. from Psalm 381 and music arr.
from Donizetti, by B. B. Edmiaston.
© Oct. 1, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 18; E pub.
10843; Stamps—Baxter music ©Co.,
Dallas. 26663
Though I use to smile; waltz, lyric by
M. M. Forzano, music by M. Mar-
chello. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 30, 1929; E unp. 12818;
Michael Marchello and Michael For-
zano, Brooklyn. 26664
Thoughts; words and music by M.
Leelo. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 15, 1929; E unp. 13284;
Margaret Leelo, Brooklyn. 26665
Three little Broadway buds; words by
George Waggner, music by J. Rus-
sel Robinson. ©1c. Nov. 27, 1929;
E unp. 13817; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., Culver City, Calif. 26666
Thy life was given for me; words by
Frances R. Havergal, music by John
S. Fearis; high voice; in G. © Nov.
16, 1929; 2c. Nov. 18; E pub. 10815;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 26667
Thy will be done; words and music by
S. D. Lemon; pf. 8vo. © Oct. 10,
1929; 2 ec. Nov. 4; E pub. 10493;
Samuel David Lemon, Philadelphia.
26668
Ti ricordi rondinella; words and music
by Enzo Benvenuto. [Words and
melody only] ©1ce. Nov. 18, 1929;
87056—30——8
26679
E unp. 13387; Salvatore Scalora,
New York. 26669
Tick tack toe; by Ralph Rainger; pf.
© Nov. 29, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 30; E
pub. 11075; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 26670
Tierra del Plata; tango argentino, de
la revista La lampara de Aladino,
letra de Guzman Aguilera, misica
de Federico Ruiz, of Mexico. ©
Aug. ty 1929: 1 e@ Sept. 272 Tor,
7451; A. Wagner y Levien sucs., s.
en ¢c., Mexico City, Mexico. 26671
Till I met you; from The silver swan,
lyric by William S. Brady and
Alonzo Price, music by H. Maurice
Jacquet. © Nov. 12, 1929; 2 ¢c. Nov.
15; E pub. 10936; Leo Feist, ine.,
New York. 26672:
Time flies; fox-trot, lyrics by Jack
Mahoney, music by Frank E. Her-
som, arr. by W. C. Polla; orch. pts.
New York City, L. Murray & co.
© Sept. 25, 1929; 2 ec. Oct. 2; E pub.
9645; Frank E. Hersom, Middle-
town, N. Y. 26673
Time’s garden; 38 pt. cho., words by
Horace Boulton, music by A. Goring-
Thomas, arr. by Victor Harris;
women’s voices, with ’cello obbl.
New ed. 4to. © Oct. 8, 1929; 2 c.
Oct. 10; E pub. 10507; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 26674
Ting-ting; by K. L. Richards; melody,
with pf. ace. ©1e. June 20, 1929;
E unp. 8313; Katherine Louise Rich-.
ards, New York. 26675
Tired eyes, I love you; words and
music by N. Newell. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 30, 1929;
E unp. 13876; Naomi Newell, New.
York. 26676
Titania; onestep, von Carl Robrecht,
of Germany; salon-orch. mit jazz-.
erganzungsstimmen, pf. direktion u.
violine 1 direktion. 4to. © Aug.
10, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 2; E for. 7325;
Heinrichshofen’s verlag, Magdeburg,
Germany. 26677
To a Gypsy queen; words and music
by F. B. Barnhill; pf. © 1 e. Nov.
5, 1929; E unp. 12931; Freda B.
Barnhill, Kimberly, Id. 26678
To Enid; words by Alexander Crerar,
musie by Alison Travers, of Great
Britain. © Oct. 11, 1929; 1 ¢. Oct.
31; E for. 7237; Boosey & co., Itd.,
London. 26679
1405
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26680
To the ladies; words and music by L.
Steedman. [Words and _ melody
only] ©1e. Nov. 1, 1929; E unp.
12764; Louise Steedman, New York.
26680
To the sun; Louisiana song of slavery,
words by Marie Lussi, music by
David W. Guion; med. voice. ©
Oct. 15,1929; 2 ¢. Oct. 215; E ‘pub:
10704; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
26681
To you; from Woman to woman, words
and music by Jay Whidden and Fred
May; pf. and ukulele ace. © Nov.
12, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 15; E pub. 109388 ;
Lawrence Wright music co., London.
26682
To-day; words by Abigail Cresson,
music by Alexander Mac Fadyen;
high or med. voice. © Oct. 22,
1929; 2 ce. Oct. 26; E pub. 10717; G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 26683
Together and alone; poem by Vivian
Yeiser Laramore, music by John
Barnes Wells; high voice; in A fiat.
© Nov. 16, 1929; 2 « Nov. 18; EB
pub. 10817; Boston music co., Bos-
ton. 26684
Tone poems for tiny tots; verses and
melodies by Adéle F. Cobe. © Nov.
18, 1929; 2:e. and ait... Nov.,233° A
16038 ; Hollycrofters, ine., ltd., Los
Angeles. 26685
Too late; fox trot, melody by D. C.
Nelson. © 1c. Aug. 19, 1929; BH
unp. 10084; Davidson C. Nelson,
New York. 26686
Too tight rag; by James Brown; pf.
© 1c. Oct. 30, 1929; E unp. 12888;
HH. E.. Hack, Powderly, Ky. 26687
Toujours prét; one step marche, par
A. Bose, of France; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur et 1° violon
conducteur. 4to. © Sept. 25, 1929;
1 ec. Oct. 16; E for. 7178; Auguste
Bosc, Paris. 26688
Tow headed laddie of mine; words
by M. W. Roe, music by C. Durban.
© 1c. Nov. 11, 1929; E unp. 13241;
Maude Wickham Roe, Branchville,
N. J., and Clara Durban, Newark.
26689
Trailin’ in old Montan’; lyric by Clif-
ford Grey, music by H. Stothart.
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1929; BE unp. 13693;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 26690
Trauermarsch; no. 2 der Pathetischen
suite, von Paul Scheinpfiug, arr. von
St. Stefanoff, both of Germany;
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
orch. stimmen, mit violino 1 direc-
tion. © Aug. 10, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 2;
E for. 7338; Heinrichshofen’s ver-
lag, Magdeburg, Germany. 26691
Trenchmore; from The dancing mas-
ter, selected and ed. by Douglas and
Helen Kennedy, arr. by Arnold Fos-
ter, of Great Britain; pf. (J Coun-
try dance tunes, new series 1) ©
Nov. 30, 1929; 1 ec. Nov. 30; H for.
7671; English folk dance soc., Lon-
don. 26692
Treue (Das) deutsche herz; lieder-
kranz, von Leopold Weninger, of
Austria; orch. pts., with pf. or organ
direction, 1st violin direction and
words. © Nov. 4, 1929; 1 ¢c. Nov.
30; E for. 7702; Musikverlag City,
Leipzig. 26693
Treue (Der) musikant; singspiel in
drei akten, einem vor- und zwischen-
spiel, verse von Fritz Rotter und
Bruno Hardt-Warden, musik von
Michael Krausz, of Hungary. Voll-
stiindiger klavierauszug. © Oct. 16,
1929; 1 ec. Nov. 15; E for. 7528;
Drei masken verlag, a. g., Berlin.
26694
Tribute (A) to radio; by E. Sandrey,
of Barbadoes, West Indies, domi-
ciled at Roxbury, Mass. © 1 «¢
Nov. 20, 1929; E unp. 13475; Elton
Sandrey, Roxbury, Mass. 26695
Trigémino (El); danzon, por F. Car-
ballo; pf. © 1 e. Oct. 9, 1929; EH
unp. 138748; Francisco Carballo,
Aguadilla, Porto Rico. 26696
Trinklied; text von Ludwig Uhland,
musik von Arthur Piechler, of Ger-
many, op. 12*; mi&nnerchor, ohne
begl. 4to. © Dec. 1, 1928; 1 ec.
Nov. 16, 1929; E for. 7574; N. Sim-
rock, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 26697
Trinklied am Rhein; dichter unbe-
kannt, gesetzt von Josef Reiter, of
Austria; vierstimmigen minnerchor,
ohne begl. Partitur u. stimmen.
Regensburg-Leipzig - Charlottenburg,
Bosse-musikverlag. 4to. © Dec. 1,
1928; 1 ¢c. Sept. 21, 1929; H for.
7302; Gustav Bosse, Regensburg,
Germany. 26698
Trio; von Theodor Blumer, of Ger-
many, op. 55; violine, clarinette o.
viola, und violoncello. Partitur.
12mo. 1. Pridludium. [2 others]
© Dec. 1, 1928; 1 c. May 16, 1929;
E for. 4573; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 26699
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no. 11, 1929
26721
Trip (A) to Paris; from The dancing
master, selected and ed. by Douglas
and Helen Kennedy, arr. by Arnold
Foster, of Great Britain; pf. (In
Country dance tunes, new series 1)
© Nov. 30, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 30; H
for. 7692; English folk dance soc.,
London. 26700
Tripping-to-a-tune-of-love; words and
music by P. Adelman. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Nov. 15, 1929;
E unp. 13374; Paul Adelman, New
York. 26701
Tristes remembranzas; by L. M. Ca-
brera; pf. © 1c. Nov. 2, 1929; H
unp. 12806; Luis Miranda Cabrera,
New York. »« 26702
Triumph; marche, par Speranza-Ca-
musat, of France; orch. parties, avec
pf. conducteur. 4to. © Sept. 1,
foes fT 6G. ck. 5: Hh for. 1099;
Choudens, Paris. 26703
Trost; text von Josef Freiherr von
EHichendorff, musik von August
Reuss, of Germany, op. 53, nr. 2;
miinnerchor, ohne hbegl. 4to. ©
Sie 1... 1928") 1 e-Nov. 16, 1929°
for. foiz,-; IN. sirock; G.:m.“b.'H.,
Berlin. 26704
Trouble; melody by Thomas Waller.
© 1 c. Nov. 18, 1929; E unp. 13346;
Joe Davis, New York. 26705
Troupers all; march, by Ed. Chenette ;
band pts. . © Sept. 4, 1929; 2c.
Sept. 6; E pub. 11023; Ludwig mu-
sic pub. co., Cleveland. 26706
True (The) gift; words and music
by C. Rossetti; pf. 4to. © Nov. 4,
1929; 2 c. Nov. 21; E pub. 10928;
Ellen M. Jarden, Philadelphia.
26707
words by J. H.
Buckett, music by Burrell Van
Buren. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1929; E unp. 13716;
James Henry Buckett, Victoria,
B. C., Canada. 26708
Truly I promise;
Try a smile; verses by Gretchen Cros-
by, music and cho. by D. Iverson.
© 1e. Nov. 15, 1929; E unp. 13292;
Daniel Iverson, Miami, Fla. 26709
Try dancing; words and music by
Walter U. Soby and Harry Revel;
pf., with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © Nov. 19, 1929; 2 ec. Nov.
18; E pub. 10808; Sam Fox pub. co.,
Cleveland. 26710
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) Diverti-
mento; de Suite no. 1, op. 48, arr.
par F. Salabert, of France; orch.
parties, avee pf. conducteur et 1°.
violini conducteur. © Sept. 1, 1929;
1 ec. Oct. 5; E for. 7155; Francis Sal-
abert, Paris. 26711
Gavotte; de Suite no. 1, op. 43,
arr. par F. Salabert, of France, orch.
parties, avee pf. conducteur et 1°.
violini conducteur. © Sept. 1, 1929;
Tc. Oct. 53 By fon 77156 ;: Francis
Salabert, Paris. 26712
Humoresque; arr. by R. E. Hild-
reth. 1. Band pts.—2. Orch. pts.
© Sept. 16, 1929; 2 c. each Nov. 11;
E pub. 10632, 10633; Walter Jacobs,
ine., Boston. 26713, 26714
Intermezzo [and] Marche minia-
ture; de Suite no. 1, op. 43, arr. par
F. Salabert, of France; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur et 1°. violini con-
ducteur. © Sept. 1, 1929; 1 © Oct.
5; E for. 7167; Francis Salabert,
Paris. 26715
—— Introduzione e fuga; de Suite no.
1, op. 43, arr. par F. Salabert, of
France; orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur et 1°. violini conducteur. ©
Sept. 1, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 5; E for. 7158;
Francis Salabert, Paris. 26716
Scherzo; de Suite no. 1, op. 43,
arr. par F. Salabert, of France; orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur et 1°.
violini conducteur. © Sept. 1, 1929;
1c. OG. .5.:..0 tor, ,7157.:. Praneis
Salabert, Paris. 26717
Tu plena es buena; by M. Malavet; pf.
© 1c. Nov. 1, 1929; E unp. 12758:
Mateo Malavet, Brooklyn. 26718
Tu seras la consentida; cancion mexi-
cana, letra y musica de S. R. Ramos,
of Mexico, domiciled at Chicago; A
tres voces. [Photostat] ©1ce. Nov.
1, 1929; E unp. 12772; Silvano R.
Ramos, Chicago. 26719
Tumus Rhienlander; by M. V. Paja-
kowski: violin. © 1 ¢. Nov. 22,
1929; E unp. 18756; Matthew V.
Pajakowski, Buffalo. 26720
Tuo vlami to parapono; words by O.
Caravias Ocar, music by Ierotheo
Skiza, of Italy, domiciled at New
York. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. July 18, 1929; E unp. 8978; Syn-
chronic pub. co., New York. 26721
1407 .
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26722
Turball (William) Intermezzo; par
W. Turball, of France; 1°" violon,
violoncello, contrebasse et pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Nov. 1, 1929; 1 «.
Nov. 19; E for. 8058; G. Loés, Paris.
26722
Turn away; hymn, words and music by
B. B. Edmiaston. © Oct. 1, 1929;
2 ce. Nov. 18; E pub. 10844; Stamps-
Baxter music co., Dallas. 26723
Tva lippar sa rédda (To leber saa
rgde) ; sangvals, Svensk text, Karl
Hyanah, Dansk tekst, Arn. Quistorff,
musik, Berta Onnerberg, of Sweden,
op. 38; pf. © .Oct...17, 1929; 1. ¢.
Noy. 2; E for. 73894; Edition Sylvain,
Stockholm, Sweden. 26724
"Twas in a garden of roses; words and
music by M. M. Logue. © 1c. Sept.
23, 1929; E unp. 18165; Mary Maury
Logue, Webster Groves, Mo. 26725
Twilight and you; words by R. B. Kop-
seker, music by Samuel H. Speck.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Nov. 19, 1929; E unp. 13447; Robert
B. Kopseker, St. Louis. 26726
Twilight dreams; by Edward A.
Mueller; violin and pf. © May 81,
1929; 2 c« Aug. 12; E pub. 6754;
John Church ¢co., Cincinnati. 26727
Twilight shadows; words by A. Green,
music by Phil Starr. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Oct. 21,
1929; 2 ec. Nov. 20; E pub. 10924;
Anna Green, Lockport, N. Y. 26728
Two blue eyes; by Gertrude A. Fischer ;
pf. © Nov. 18, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 20;
E pub. 10828; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 26729
Tyll; eine ulenspiegeloper in 3 akten
u. 5 bildern, textdichtung von Hugo
F. Koenigsgarten, musik von Mark
Lothar, of Germany; orch. Partitur.
© Aug. 10, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 2; E for.
7359; Ries & Erler, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 26730
’U malantrinu; versi di G. Marrone,
musica di Mario Nicastro. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Nov. 14,
1929; EH unp. 13232; Gaspare Mar-
rone, Brooklyn. 26731
Yxpaincsui Mesmbogii; arr. by J. Snihur;
violin and pf. © Oct. 10, 1929; 2c.
Nov. 19; E pub. 10860; Joseph
Snihur, Newark, N. J. 26732
Yxpaiuckuit cep6an; words and music
by George Apolsky, of Canada, domi-
pt. III, n. S., Vv. 24
ciled at Detroit. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Nov. 21, 1929; E
unp. 138544; Apolsky & Bukantis
music co., Detroit. 26733
Ultimo (L’) convegno; di Italo Russo
[pseud. of Daniele Amfitheatrof] of
Italy; piccola orch. parti, con pf.
conduttore. © Aug. 9, 1929; 1 «.
Sept. 14; E for. 7449; A. & G. Carisch
& co., Milan. 26734
Ultimo (El) romadntico; zarzuela en
dos actos, letra de José Tellaeche,.
mitsica de §. Soutullo y J. Vert, of
Spain. Pte. de apuntar. © Mar.
19; 1928; 1. ce Nov. 20, 1929.5... for.
7565; Severiano Soutullo y Juan
Vert, Madrid. 26735:
Um-um-in the moonlight; from Holly-
wood nights, words and music by
Con Conrad, Sidney D. Mitchell and
Archie Gottler. © Nov. 7, 1929; 2 c.
Nov. 8; E pub. 10749; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine., New York.
26736:
Under the spell of the roses; fox-trot,.
words and music by Ben Gordon and
Frank Magine, arr. by Elliott
Jacoby; orch. pts., with vocal trio
arr. by Lee Orean Smith. 4to. ©
Nov. 4, 1929; 2:c. Nov. 7; H pan:
10753 ; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
26737
Under the stars; by Eric Coates, of
Great Britain; violin. @pa pf. ©
Oct. 8, 1929; l «. ty (HD for.
7251; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
26738:
Under the western sky; words by J.
Nicholson, music by A. R. Morelli.
[Words and melody only] © 1 c¢.
Nov. 5, 1929; E unp: 12894; Antonio
R. Morelli and John Nicholson, New
York. 26739:
Underneath the moon; valse, words by
John Nevin, music by E. Holyoake,
of Canada. © 1 c. Nov. 4, 1929; E
unp. 13469; Edith Holyoake, Guelph,
Ont., Canada. 26740
Unfinished (The) song; hymn, words
by Annie Johnson Flint, music by
Hvangeline CC, Thuline. 4to.
Dec. 29, 1928; 2 c. Nov. 18, 1929; EE
pub. 10897 ; Abbie L. Crockett, Sayre,
Pa, 26741
Unger (Hermann) 4 lieder fiir gemi-
schten chor; worte von Hermann
Hesse, u. a., musik von H. Unger, of
Germany, op. 57,. no.. IT-# 4to. 1.
1408
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acpi.
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
Altdeutsche minnelied. [3 others]
© July 3, 1929; 1e¢. Oct. 2; E for.
7316; P. J. Tonger, Cologne/Rh.,
Germany. 26742
U.S. (The) army air corps march; by
Harry J. Jenkins; pf. © Nov. 1,
1929; 2 ce. Nov. 27; E pub. 11032;
Clara I. Hicks, Arlington, Mass.
26743
U. S. military academy; march, by
Geo. Rosenkrans, arr. by Lawrence
C. Long; full orch. pts. © Sept. 16,
1929: 2.e. Sept..58,, 2. .pub.-,8ido;
Joseph HE. Agnew, Kansas City, Mo.
26744
U. S. military academy; march, by
Rosenkrans, arr. by Lawrence C.
Long; full orch. pts. © Sept. 16,
1929; 2 ec. Sept. 3; E pub. 8756;
Joseph E. Agnew, Kansas City, Mo.
26745
Unknown soldier; poem by V. Valerie
Gates, music by A. MacFadyen; low
voice. Chicago, Badger music pub.
co. © Oct. 15, 1929; 2 ce. Oct. 17;
E pub. 10491; Alexander MacFadyen,
Chicago. 26746
Unlucky in love; words and music by
M. Garrett. [Words and melody
only] ©41c. Nov. 23, 1929; E unp.
13594; Mae Garrett, Bayou La
Batre, Ala. 26747
Upside down in love; words by W. A.
Phelps, music by Anne C. Phelps.
[Photostat] ©1c. Nov. 1, 1929; B
unp. 12756; William A. Phelps,
Larchmont, N. Y. 26748
Urchin (The); by Harold Colombatti,
of Great Britain; pf. © Sept. 18,
1929; 1° e. Nov: 12; E for. ‘7458;
Bosworth & co., Itd., London. 26749
Valor me sobra; cancion mexicana,
letra y musica de 8S. R. Ramos, of
Mexico, domiciled at Chicago; pf.
[Photostat] © 1c. Nov. 1, 1929;
E unp. 12767; Silvano R. Ramos,
Chicago. 26750
Vals sentimental; by Enrique Soro, of
Chile; pf. © Oct. 22, 1929; 2c. Oct.
26; E pub. 10709; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 26751
Valse agitato; for cinema, by L. E. De
Francesco; full orch. pts. © Nov.
25, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 25; E pub. 10985;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland. 26752
Valse brillante; by R. Thompson; pf.
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1929; E unp. 13757;
Ruth Thompson, Los Angeles. 26753
26764
Valse chromatique; by Edouard La-
velle, of Great Britain; pf. © Sept.
2, 1929; 1 ec. Sept. 16; E for. 6153;
Warren & Phillips, London. 26754
Valse étude; by Cedric W. Lemont, op.
59, no. 1;.pf. © Oct. 30, 1929; 2e.
Nov. 4; E pub. 10545; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 26755
Valse infidéle; von Theo Mackeben, of
Germany; kleines orch, stimmen,
mit pf. o. orgel direction u. violino 1
direction. © May 15, 1929; 1 «.
June 18; EH for. 4998; N. Simrock,
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 26756
Valse lente; by K. L. Richards; melody,
with pf. acc.; in B flat major.
toe sune: 26 1929-" By. Unp. Sopl
Katherine Louise Richards, New
York. 26757
Valse-musette; par René Rabey, of
France; pf. © July 15, 1929; 1 «¢.
Sept. 16; E for. 7643; Durand & cie.,
Paris. 26758
Valse noble; par P. Lacome, arr. par
FE. Salabert, of France; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur et 1° violino
conducteur. 4to. © Sept. 1, 1929;
1c. Oct. 5; E for. 7118; Francis
Salabert, Paris. 26759
Valse petite; by Sed Gaar [pseud. of
S. Edgar Whiting], orch. by Albert
M. Kanrich; orch. pts. © July 5,
1929; ive. Aus! 29) 1-e. Ochiitgek
pub. 5619; Music service co., Boston.
26760
Valse poudrée paroles adaptées par L.
Laurens Naulrés, musique de Francis
Popy, of France. © Sept. 1, 1929;
1c. Oct. 5; E for. 7142; E. Gaudet,
Paris. 26761
Valse semplice; by Geo. C. Gault;
brass quartet. © Oct. 29, 1929; 2 ¢.
Nov. 4; E pub. 10802; Geo. C. Gault,
Chicago. 26762
Valse suomi; von Emil Juel-Frederik-
sen, of Denmark; pf. © Aug. 8,
1929; 1 c. Oct. 21; E for. 7620; Wil-
helm Hansen, Copenhagen. 26763
Valse triste; from Kuolema, by Jean
Sibelius, op. 44, ed. by Karl Benker ;
pf- Copyright is based upon the new
matter of Karl Benker, namely, his
interpretation represented in the
legible notation thereof contained in
the copies filed. © Oct. 22, 1929;
2 c. Nov. 4; E pub. 10549; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 26764
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
26765
Valse viennois; by W. F. Wirges; pf.
© Nov. 2, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 5; E pub.
10577; Wm. F. Wirges, New York.
26765
Vamp ’em with rythm [!]; lyrics by
Herman Timberg, music by Samuel
Timberg. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 21, 1929; E unp. 13514;
Robbins music corp., New York.
26766
Var (Det) i violernas tid: text von
J. Severin [pseud. of Coldén], musik,
Jules Sylvain [pseud. of Stig Hans-
son], of Sweden; pf. © Oct. 17,
1929; 1 c. Nov. 2; E for. 7396; Edi-
tion Sylvain, Stockholm, Sweden.
: 26767
Variationen tber ein thema von
Mozart; von Richard Gress, of Ger-
many, op. 40; streichorch. Partitur.
© Aug. 9, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 2; E for.
7354; Ries & HErler, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 26768
Variationen tiber ein ungarisches
volkslied; von Eugen Zador, of
Hungary; orch. Partitur. © Aug.
9, 1929.1 6. Oct: 25 Matt ano ;
Ries & Erler, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
26769
Variations on a theme by Gevaert; le
somneil de enfant Jesus, Christmas
carol, by Melchiorre Mauro-Cottone ;
organ. obl. 8vo. © Noy. 1, 1929;
2c. Nov. 5; E pub. 10576; J. Fischer
& bro., New York. 26770
Veleno d’amore; tango, parole di
Giovanni Maria Sala, musica di
Nello Segurini, of Italy. ©1c. Nov.
19, 1929; E unp. 13613; Enrico
Bernstiel, Milan. 26771
Venetian (A) twilight; barearolle, by
B. Percy James; pf. © Oct. 29,
1929; 2 ec. Nov. 4; E pub. 10550;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 26772
Veni Creator Spiritus; missa, litur-
gical text, music by Pietro A. Yon;
mixed voices, or sop., ten. and bass,
with organ ace. Sec. 4to.
6, 1929)» 2c. Nov. 83 EH pub. Lor ;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 26773
Vent (Le) chante dans les cordages;
par Mare Delmas, of France; pf.
sept.) 25; 1929 "te 'Oct. 16) Borer,
7218; L. Philippo, Paris. 26774
Verdi (Giuseppe) La donna é mobile;
from Rigoletto, arr. by Carlo Tonelli,
of Great Britain; pf., 4 hands. ©
Nov. 18, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 20; E pub.
10903 ; B. F. Wood music co., Boston.
26775
© Nov.
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
~
—lLa donna é mobile; from Rigo-
letto, arr. by Crosby Mollenhauer ;
4 violins and pf. ‘© Oct. 29, 1929;
2c. Nov. 2; E pub. 10473; Hamilton
S. Gordon, inc., New York. 26776
Miserere ed Ah! che la morte;
from Il trovatore, arr. by Carlo
Tonelli, of Great Britain; pf. 4
hands. © Nov. 18, 1929; 2 ce. Novy.
20; E pub. 10906; B. F. Wood musie
co., Boston. 26777
Verdorben—gestorben; volksweise, ge-
setzt von Robert Hernried, of Ger-
many; vierstimmigen frauenchor,
ohne begl. 4to. © Dee. 15, 1927;
1 e@. Nov. 16, 1929; E for. 7578;
N. Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
_ 26778
Verklirung und vollendung; no. 3 der
Pathetischen suite, von Paul Schein-
pflug, arr. von St. Stefanoff, both of
Germany ; orch. stimmen, mit violino
1 direction. © Aug. 10, 1929; 1 «.
Oct. 2; E for. 7339; Heinrichshofen’s
verlag, Magdeburg, Germany. 26779
Verlassene (Das) migdlein; volkslied,
text und musik von Robert Hernried,
of Germany; sop., und alt 1, 2, ohne
begl. 4to. © Dee. 15, 1927; 1 ec.
Nov. 16, 1929; E for. 7575; N. Sim-
rock, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 26780
Vesper (The) bells’ call; words and
music by T. H. Wilson, arr. by Bur-
rell Van Buren. Published by the
Rodeheaver co. for Mrs. G. F. Wil-
son, Ferris, Ill. © Nov. 26, 1929;
2 ec. Noy. 29; E pub. 11070; Tamar
Harris Wilson, Ferris, I. 26781
Vide un bimbo un fiorellin; dall’op-
eretta Federica, di Franz Lehar, of
Hungary; orch. parti, eon pf. con-
duttore. 4to. © May 8, 1929; 1 ec.
Sept. 4; E for. 7401; Casa musicale
Mauro, Rome. 26782.
Vidi speciosam; sechsstimmige messe,.
von Tommaso Ludovico da Vittoria,
hrsg, von Hermann Miiller, of Ger-
many; sop. 1, 2, alt, ten. 1, 2 and
bass. © Aug. 21, 1928; 1c. Oct. 15,
1929; HE for. 7429;'P. J. 'Tonger,
Cologne/Rh., Germany. 26783.
Vieja castilla; par Alfred Capri, orch..
par Louis Billaut, of France; orch
parties, avee pf. conducteur. 4to.
© Sept. 25, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 16; H
for. 7192; C. Joubert & cie., Paris.
26784
Village (The) idiot; for cinema, by
Montague Ewing, of Great Britain ;
full orch. pts. © Nov. 25, 1929; 2 c.
1410
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 11, 1929
Noy. 25: E pub. 10981; Sam Fox
pub. co., Cleveland. 26785
Villana (La); zarzuela en tres actos,
letra de Romero y F. Shaw, mitsica
de A. Vives, of Spain. Pte. de apun-
tar. © Oct. 10, 1927; 1 c. Nov. 20,
1929; E for. 7548; Amadeo Vives,
Madrid. 26786
Vinka; ungarischer foxtrot, yon Will
Coste [pseud.], of Germany; salon-
oreh. mit jazz-erginzungsstimmen,
pf. direction u. violino 1 direction;
in C-moll. 4to. © Aug. 10, 1929;
1 ec. Oct. 2; E for. 7327; Heinrich-
shofen’s verlag, Magdeburg, Ger-
many. 26787
Violet ; words and music by Al. Fraz-
zini [pseud. of Amicus Frazzini.
Words and melody only] ©1.
Sept. 17, 1929; E unp. 11017 ; Amicus
Frazzini, Boston. 26788
Violinettes; first pieces, by Sisters of
St. Joseph; violin, with pf. ace. and
words. © Oct. 14, 1929; 2c. Nov. 4;
E pub. 10520; White-Smith music
pub. co., Boston. 26789
Violinist’s (The) first book; by George
J. Trinkaus. © Oct. 4, 1929; 2 ¢.
and aff. Oct. 17; A 15069; School
music press, New York. 26790
Violoncello album; by Carl Bohm, of
Germany, ed. and arr. by E. van der
Straeten, of Great Britain; violon-
cello and pf. 1. Italian air. [5
others] © Oct. 29, 1929; 1 © Nov.
9; E for. 7487; Alfred Lengnick &
co., ltd., London. 26791
Virgin (The) at the crib (In pre-
Sepio) ; Christmas pastorale, text
from a 17th century Laude spirit-
uale, English version by Frederick H.
Martens, music by Nicola A. Mon-
tani; mixed voices, with sop. or ten.
solo, and violin and pf. or organ acc.
4to. [English and Italian text] ©
Scr. & 1929-2 ¢€.- Oet.. 123°) pub.
10766; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
26792
Virgin (The) at the crib (In prex-
sepio); Christmas pastorale, text
from 17th century, English version
by Frederick H. Martens, music by
Nicola A. Montani; high or med.
voice, pf. or organ ace., with violin
obbl. © Oct. 8, 1929; 2 ce. Oct. 12;
E pub. 10691; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 26793
Virtuosa; konzert polka, von Richard
Stegmann, of Germany; solo-trom-
26803
pete in B, mit orch. stimmen. ©
July Si, 1929; 1 &.’Oct..21 3" for.
7361; Riihle & Wendling, Leipzig.
26794
Visione di S. Martino; poema sinfon-
ico, di Sebastiano Caltabiano, of
Italy; orch. Partitura. 12mo.
Oct... 1, 1029: 41. ec. Nov..,.2 + Biotor:
7277; A. & G. Carisch & ¢., Milan.
26795
Vit (En) chrysanthéme; tango, ja-
pansk serenad, text,.N. G. Granath,
musik, Jules Sylvain [pseud. of Stig
Hansson], of Sweden; pf. © Oct.
17, 1929; 1 «@ Nov. 2; E for. 7395;
Edition Sylvain, Stockholm, Sweden.
26796
Vita brevis; gestern liebt’ ich, madri-
gal, gedicht von Gotthold Ephraim
Lessing, musik von Hans GAl, of
Austria, op. 27, nr. 3; gemischten
chor. © Dee. 15, 1927; 1c. Nov. 16,
1929; E for. 7584; N. Simrock, G. m.
b. H., Berlin. 26797
j Viva la cotorra! fantasia cdmica-
lirica, letra de Paradas, Jiminez y
Torres, musica de J. Guerrero, of
Spain. Pte. de apuntar. © Mar. 381,
1928 ; 1 ce. Nov. 20, 1929; E for. 7561;
Jacinto Guerrero, Madrid. 26798
Viva la vieja; bolero gracioso, letra
y musica por H. Torres. [Words
and melody only] © 1e. Nov. 14,
1929; E unp. 138238; MHeriberto
Torres, New York. 26799.
Voice (The) of the southland is calling
me; words and music by P. E. Hub-
bell and B. Stoddard. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Nov. 29, 1929;
E unp. 13855; Paul E. Hubbell and
Billy Stoddard, Los Angeles. 26800
Volga boat song; words by Edgar Les-
lie, music by Walter Donaldson; pf.
© 1c. Nov. 2, 1929; E unp. 12798;
Donaldson, Douglas & Gumble, ine.,
New York. 26801
Volupté; par M. Delmas-Popy, both of
France; orch. parties, avee pf. con-
ducteur et 1° yiolino conducteur.
ATO. .C). Sept, 1 (Gee Aeeenser. ck:
E for. 7117; E. Gaudet, Paris.
26802
Voluttango; tango-canzone, di Angelo
Ramiro Borella, of Italy; piccola
orch. parti, con pf. conduttore. 4to.
© Oct. 4, 1929; 1 c Noy. 2; E for.
7279; A. & G. Carisch & ¢., Milan.
26803
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26804
Voodoo; Louisiana song of slavery,
words by Marie Lussi, music by
David W. Guion; med. voice. ©
Oct. 15, 1929; 2 ce. Oct. 21; E pub:
10703; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
26804
Vor dem fenster; dichter unbekannt,
gesetzt von Josef Reiter, of Austria;
vierstimmigen miudnnerchor, ohne
begl. Partitur u. stimmen. Reg-
ensburg - Leipzig - Charlottenburg,
Bosse-musikverlag. 4to. © Dec. 1,
1928; 1c. Sept. 21, 1929; E for. 7298;
Gustav Bosse, Regensburg, Ger-
many. 26805
Vous aimer; valse, paroles de Jean
Lenoir, musique de Jack Lynn, of
France. © Sept. 1, 1929; 1 e. Oct.
16; E for. 7203 ; Choudens, Paris.
26806
Vuillemin (Louis) Intermezzo; par
L. Vuillemin, of France; pf. 4 4
mains. © Sept. 1, 1929; 1c. Oct. 5;
E for. 7132; Durand et cie., Paris.
26807
Valse; par lL. Vuillemin, of
France; pf. 4 4 mains. © Sept. 1,
1929; 1 ec. Oct. 5; EH for. 7184; Du-
rand et cie., Paris. 26808
Wagner (Richard) Bridal march;
from Lohengrin, arr. by Carlo To-
nelli, of Great Britain; pf., 4 hands.
© Nov. 18, 1929; 2c. Nov. 20; E pub.
10905; B. F. Wood music co., Bos-
ton. 26809
Waitin’; waltz, words by Helen Car-
ter, music by Roger’ Fleagle.
[Chords, single staff] © 1c. Nov.
9, 1929; E unp. 138127; J. Roger
Fleagle, Baltimore. 26810
Waitin’ for the happy day; words and
musie by C. Ide. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1.« Nov. 9, 1929; H
unp. 13121; Charles Ide, Stonington,
Conn. 26811
Waiting; song fox-trot, words and mu-
sic by R. De Angelis. © 1c. Nov.
26, 1929; E unp. 18734; Rocco De
Angelis, New Haven. 26812
Waiting all alone for you; words by
Louise Paquette, music by R. Lowe.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Nov. 11, 1929; E unp. 18129; Rich-
mond Lowe, Akron, O. 26813
Waken, lords and ladies gay; by T.
Robin MacLachlan; pf. © Oct. 30,
1929; 2 c. Nov. 1; E pub. 10485;
Boston music co., Boston. 26814
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Waldesruhe; by Anton Dvorak, op. 68,
no. 5, rev. and arr. by Bohtslav
Leopold, of Czechoslovakia; small
orch. pts., with pf. or organ con-
ductor and 1st violin conductor. ©
Apr. 20, 1929; 1 ec. May 16; E for.
4544; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
26815
Walkin’ the Zep; words by Howard
Johnson, music by Louis Alter. ©
1 ¢ Nov. 8, 1929; E unp. 13075;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 26816
Wall street blues; words by James
Grant Greer, music by Jerry Pallen
[i. e. Jerome C. Pallen. Words and
melody only] ©1c. Nov. 22, 1929;
E unp. 13562; J. C. Pallen and J. G.
Greer, New York. 26817
Waltz exercise; in diagram, by Mort
Searels; Hawaiian steel guit. ©
Sept. 26, 1929; 2 c Oct. 26; EH pub.
10673 ; Honolulu conservatory of mu-
sic, inc., Akron, O. 26818
Waltz of dreams; by W. V. Garrett;
pf. © Ive Och. 30) 19295) imp:
12889; EH. E. Hack, Powderly, Ky.
26819
Wandering ’round; words and music
by M. N. H. Roberts, arr. by Burrell
Van Buren. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Nov. 25, 1929; E unp.
13717; Melville Neil Holmes Roberts,
St. Paul. 26820
Wanderlied; von Robert Miiller-Hart-
mann, of Germany, op. 23, no. 6.
(In Klavierstiicke fiir die jugend.)
© Dee. 20, 1928; 1 ec. May 16, 1929;
E for. 4581; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H.,»
Berlin. 26821
Wanting you; words by Norman
White, music by M. Cresswell, of
Canada. © 1 ¢ Nov. 8, 1929; HB
unp. 13056; Muriel Cresswell, Medi-
cine Hat, Alta., Canada. 26822
War (A) mother’s token; words and
music by C. C. Hastway. [Words
and melody only] © 1... Noy. 11,
1929; E unp. 13141; Clarence Charles
Kastway, Milwaukee. 26823
Bapmassanna; words and music anon.,
arr. by Jack Kammen. © Oct. 3,
1929; 2 ec. Nov. 18; E pub. 10789;
Jack Kammen and Joseph Kammen,
Brooklyn. 26824
Was hast du denn bloss fiir’n knoten
im schlips? foxtrot, worte von Hans
Ritter, musik von Ewald Dohrn, of
Germany, arr. von Willy Petersen-
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no. 11, 1929 26845
Schmidt, of Germany; jazz u. salon- | We'll love always; words by Dr.
orch. stimmen. 4to. Sept. 24, Boyer, music by B. Boyer. [Words
1928; 1 c. Jan. 8, 1929; E for. 2068;
Fritz Horst, Altona/Hlbe, Germany.
26825
Waiching my dreams go by; from She
couldn’t say no, lyric by Al. Dubin,
music by Joe Burke; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Oct. 4, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 12;
E pub. 10446; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 26826
Water baby; words anon., music by
P. H. Burn. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 18, 1929; E unp.
13750; Philip Haviland Burn, Brook-
lyn. 26827
Waterfall (A); by Hilda Butler Farr ;
pf. © Nov. 18, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 20;
E pub. 10826; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 26828
Wavelets on the shore; by Ferris Owen,
of Great Britain; pf. © Nov. 8,
1929; 1 c. Nov. 21; E for. 7542; Solo-
mon Rowland, London. 26829
Waves of the Danube; waltz, by I.
Ivanovici, arr. by S. Engelke; pf.
© Oct. 1, 1929; 2 & Nov. 21; E pub.
10931 ; Co-operative music co., Phila-
delphia. 26830
Way down in Alabam, bam-bam;
words and music by Edith Mae
Davis. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Oct. 31, 1929; E unp. 12824;
Edith Mae Davis, Cimarron, Kan.
26831
Way (The) of a loving heart; words
and musie by Floyd Thompson and
J. E. Guernsey. © 1 c. Nov. 27,
1929; E unp. 13747; Thompson &
26832
Way (The) to Norwich; hey boys, up
go we, from The dancing master,
selected and ed. by Douglas and
Helen Kennedy, arr. by Arnold Fos-
ter, of Great Britain; pf. (Jn Coun-
try dance tunes, new series 1) ©
Nov. 30, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 30; E for.
7675; English folk dance soc., Lon-
don. 26833
We are pals together; words and mu-
sic by Les Hoffman, of Australia.
© Sept. 11, 1929; 1 ec Oct. 24; B
for. 7496; Allan & co., proprietary
ltd., Melbourne, Australia. 26834
We'll build a little cottage; words and
music by EH. Chamberlin. [Words
and melody only] © 1 .«. Nov. 23,
1929; E unp. 13648; Earl Chamber-
lin, Uniontown, Pa. 26835
Guernsey, Indianapolis.
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Nov. 19,
1929; E unp. 18449; Bessie Boyer,
Glendale, Calif. 26836
We're all living for love; words and
music by A. Hodge. [Words and
melody only] © 1 «¢. Nov. 2, 1929;
E unp. 12791; Albert Hodge, Okla-
homa City, Okl. \ 26837
We're drifting through smiling cloud
banks, rosy castles that Spain never
knew ; words and music by C. Zieg-
ler. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Nov. 15, 1929; E unp. 13282;
Carl Ziegler, Milford, Pa. 26838
We want to make the whole world
happy; words by C. A. Smack, mu-
sic by M. Dunbar; pf. © 1 ¢. Nov.
11, 1929; E unp. 13135; Minnie Dun-
bar, Red Bank, N. J. and Cyril A.
Smack, Sea Bright, N. J. 26839
Wedding (The); from The dancing
master, selected and ed. by Douglas
and Helen Kennedy, arr. by Arnold
Foster, of Great Britain; pf. (In
Country dance tunes, new series 1)
© Nov. 30, 1929; 1 ¢«. Nov. 30; E
for. 7681; English folk dances soc.,
London. 26840
Wedding chimes; words and music by
M. L. Martin. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 23, 1929; E unp.
13587; Major Lee Martin, Philadel-
phia. 26841
Weht im herbst der wind..! lied und
tango, text von Theo Halton, musik
von Friedrich Wilhelm Rust, of Ger-
many, arr. von Hartwig v. Platen,
of Germany; orch. stimmen mit pf.
direction und violino 1 direction. 4to.
tC) Oct. hi, A929: Te. Nowe ghaeanel
for. 6454; Musikverlag City, Leip-
zig. 26842
Weihenacht ; worte von Osear Ludwig
Brandt, musik von Adolf Waterman,
of Netherlands. © Jan. 31, 1929;
1 ce. Oct. 2; E for. 7352; Albert Stahl,
Berlin. 268438
Weihnachten; von Jaromir Weinberg-
er, of Czechoslovakia; grosses orch.
u. orgel. Partitur. © Aug. 28,
1929; 1 c. Oct. 2; E for. 7417; Uni-
versal-edition, a. g., Vienna. 26844
Weksler (Serge) Intermezzo; par S&S.
Weksler, of France; orch. parties,
avec pf. conducteur. 4to. © Sept.
1, 1929; 1 @ Oct. “53 "E> for. 7098 ;
Choudens, Paris. 26845
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26846
pt. lI, n. s., v. 24
Welcome Graf Zeppelin; sketch for
solo and chorus, words and music
by. E.. KK.) Reed} i©: Lie Nomad,
1929; E .unp.;.138221; Hedwig §K.
Reed, Philadelphia. 26846
Welcome home; words and music by
James F. Hanley and James Brock-
man. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 19, 1929; E unp. 13429;
Gem music corp., New York. 26847
‘Wenn die sonne lieblich schiene... ;
text von Josef Freiherr von Hichen-
dorff, musik von August Reuss, of
Germany, op. 53, nr. 3; mi&nner-
chor, ohne begl. 4to. © Dee. 1,
1928; 1 c. Nov. 16, 1929; E for. 7578 ;
N. Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
26848
‘Wenn die violine spielt...; boston,
text und musik von Fritz Rotter und
Franz Grothe, both of Germany. ©
Feb. 28, 1929; 1 c. Aug. 26; EH for.
7450; Alrobi musikverlag, G. m.
b. H., Berlin. 26849
Wenn ein stisses midel triiumt, dann
weck sie nicht! slow-fox, text von
Kurt Schwabach und Willy Rosen,
musik von W. Rosen, of Germany,
arr. von Hartwig v. Platen; full
orch pts., with pf. direction and 1st
violin direction. 4to. © Oct. 1,
1929; 1 c. Oct. 8; E for. 7469; In-
ternational - edition - musikverlag, G.
m. b. H., Leipzig. 26850
Wenn ein stisses midel traumt, dann
weck sie nicht! slow-fox, text von
Kurt Schwabach und Willy Rosen,
musik von W. Rosen, of Germany,
klavier arr. von Hartwig v. Platen.
© Oct. 1, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 8; E for.
7470; International - edition - musik-
verlag, G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 26851
Were I once again her pal; words and
music: by O. Salvesen. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Nov. 15, 1929;
BH unp. 13280; Otto Salvesen, White
_ Plains, N. Y. 26852
Were you a rose and I a bee; words
and music by V. Case. © 1c. Nov.
18, 1929; E unp. 18899; Valjean
Case, Berkeley, Calif. 26853
Wesela Tereska; words and musie by
E. Zukowsky, of Poland, domiciled
at New York. [Words and melody
only] © 1 e. Oct. 30, 1929; E unp.
12693 ; Ewgen Zukowsky, New York.
26854
West Kentucky limited; by W. V.
Garrett; pf. © 1c Oct. 30, 1929;
FE unp. 12887; E. E. Hack, Powderly,
Ky. 26855
ame
West wind; from Song of the West,
lyric by J. Russel Robinson, musie
by Vincent Youmans; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Aug. 21, 1929; 2 c Aug.
22; EH pub. 8554; Vincent Youmans,
inc., New York. 26856
Western (The) girl; fox-trot, words
and music by C. J. Bulcher, arr. by
Sylvester L. Cross. © Oct. 26, 1929;
2c. Nov. 4; E pub. 10568; Clarence
J. Bulcher, Versailles, O. 26857
Western Union blues; words and mu-
sic by Mary Johnson. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Oct. 14, 1929;
EH unp. 18028; State street music
pub. co., inc., Chicago. 26858
Whar yo’ from, li'l’ stranger; western
lullaby, words and music by Lloyd
G. Del Castillo. 1. High, in F.—2.
Low, in E flat. © Oct. 30, 1929;
2 ec. each Nov. 4; E pub. 10552;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 26859
What a moon; fox-trot, words and
music by Bill Dalton and Carl Nut-
ter; pf. and ukulele ace. © Oct.
18, 1929; 2c. Oct. 233 °H pubs 703A ;
Dalton-Nutter, music publishers, Co-
lumbus, O. 26860
What a wonderful night to make love;
words by Allen Calmbacher, music
by S. O. Lewis. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Nov. 9, 1929; E
unp. 13111; Stuart O. Lewis, New
York. 26861
What a wonderful word hello; words
and music by Cal De Voll; pf. acc.,
with ukulele, etc. (Jn Gene and
Ford and Glenn folio.) © Sept. 13,
1929: 2 ec. Nov. 4;. EH, pub. 10501;
Forster music publisher, inc., Chi-
cago. 26862
What am I expected to do? words and
musie by H. Wallace. [Words and
melody only]. © 1. Novy. 16, 1929;
E unp. 13318; Helen Wallace, Brook-
lyn. 26863
What can I believe; words by Ed Hey-
man, music by Ken Smith [i. e.
K. M. L. Smith], of Scotland, domi-
ciled at New York. [Photostat] ©
1 @ Nov. 26, 1929; E unp. 13762;
Kenneth Moncrieff Leslie Smith,
New York. 26864
What chance have I got; words and
music by H. J. Cleary. [Photostat]
© 1. Nov. 7, 1929; E unp. 12953;
Homer John Cleary, Marion, O.
26865
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no. 11, 1929
What if—? words by G. T. Polk, mu-
sic by A. J. Bertin. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Nov. 12, 1929;
E unp. 138485; George T. Polk and
Albert J. Bertin, Brooklyn. 26866
What is a home without a mother;
words and music by A. Norelli, of
Italy, domiciled at Philadelphia.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Nov. 20, 1929; E unp. 18456; Ar-
mando Norelli, Philadelphia.
26867
What is life without love; from Broad-
Way scandals, words and music by
Jack Stone, Fred Thompson and
Dave Franklin. © Oct. 31, 1929; 2
c. Nov. 1; E pub, 10453; Irving Ber-
lin, ine., New York. 26868
What kind a rythm [!] is that;
words and music by S. Easton.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Noy. 2, 1929; E unp. 12787; Sidney
Haston, New York. 26869
What makes my baby blue? from The
battle of Paris, words by Dick How-
ard, music by Jay Gorney; pf. and
ukulele ace. New York, Spier and
Coslow, inc. © Nov. 15, 1929; 2 c.
Noy. 18; E pub. 10899; Famous music
corp., New York. 26870
What’s a garden for if not for love;
words and music by Maury Madison
[pseud. of W. R. Smith. Photostat]
© 1 ¢ Nov. 8, 1929; E unp. 13081;
W. Renwick Smith, Hollywood.
26871
What's the use; words and music
by Roger Fleagle. [Chords, single
staff] © 1c. Nov. 9, 1929; E unp.
13126; J. Roger Fleagle, Baltimore.
26872
What’s the use of loving you; fox trot
song, words by L. Goulet, music by
Raoul Lepine. © 1 e. Oct. 29, 1929;
E unp. 13250; Leo Goulet and Phil.
Saresin, Brooklyn. 26873
‘When a new man comes along; lyric
by Earle Crooker, music by F. H.
Grey. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Nov. 16, 1929; E unp. 13332;
Frank H. Grey, New York. 26874
When day is done; Indian lullaby,
words by Charles O. Roos, music by
Francesco B. De Leone. 1. Med., in
A.—2. Low, in G. © Oct. 30, 1929;
2 c. each Nov: 4; E pub. 10551; Oli-
ver Ditson co., Boston. 26875
26886
1929; BH unp. 13483; George T. Polk
and Albert J. Bertin, Brooklyn.
26876
When I am house-keeping for you;
from The battle of Paris, words by
Dick Howard, music by Jay Gorney ;
pf. and ukulele acc. New York,
Spier and Coslow, inc. © Nov. 15,
1929; 2 ce. Nov. 18; E pub. 10900;
Famous music corp., New York.
26877
When I dream of the girl I love; words
by Irving C. Browne, music by T. J.
Browne. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Noy. 5, 1929; E unp. 13464;
Thelma Juanita Browne, Berkeley,
Calif. 26878
When I get my parole; words by J. P.
Murray, music by Burrell Van Bu-
ren. © 1c. Nov. 4, 1929; E unp.
138577; John P. Murray, Philadel-
phia. 26879
When I go out with Molly, oh gee!
oh gosh! oh golly! words and mu-
sie by Al Sherman and Al Lewis.
On Oct. i24 1929): 12y ce Oct. A247 B
pub. 8881; Billy Baskette, ine., New
York. 26880
When I hold you in my arms; by
D. W. Lloyd; pf. © 1 e. Nov. 18,
1929; E unp. 13386; Dorothy Wem-
ple Lloyd, Beverly Hills, Calif.
- 26881
When I know; words and music by
J. Brandfonbrenner. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 30, 1929;
EH ounp. 13850; Joseph Brandfonbren-
ner, Brooklyn. 26882
When I’m alone with you; words by
Tom Warrillow, music by H. T.
Coons, jr. © 1c. Nov. 29, 1929; E
unp. 13831; Harry Theodore Coons,
jr., Hobart, Ind. 26883
When I’m away from you; words and
music by M. G. Thomas. [Words
and melody only] © 1 «¢. Nov. 29,
1929; E unp. 138815; Millard G.
Thomas, New York. 26884
When I take me Irish Daisy out to
dine; words by John Nevin, music
by BE. Holyoake, of Canada. ©1 .
Nov. 27, 1929; E unp. 18766; Edith
Holyoake, Guelph, Ontario, Canada.
26885
When I think of you; words and mu-
sic by A. Leonard and J. Rosenson.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Nov. 23, 1929; E unp. 138630; Au-
When flowers bloom; words by G. T. gustus Leonard, Somerville, Mass.
Polk, music by A. J. Bertin. [Words and Jeannette Rosenson, Chelsea,
and melody only] © 1 ec. Novy. 12, Mass. 26886
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26887
pt. II, n. S., v. 24
When love is dawning; words by Ed-
gar Leslie, music by Walter Donald-
son; pf. © 1c. Nov. 7, 1929; E
unp. 180083; Donaldson, Douglas &
Gumble, ine., New York. 26887
When love’s little light goes out; words
and musie by H. J. Johnson. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 8,
1929; E unp. 12982; Haywood J.
Johnson, Peach Creek, W. Va.
26888
When mother was a girlie and now;
fox trot, words by E. Hickey, mu-
sic by Burrell Van Buren. Roanoke,
Va., Hickey pub. house. © July 23,
1929; 2 ce Aug. 15; E pub. 10613;
Eda Hickey, Roanoke, Va. 26889
When my girl says no; words and mu-
sic by M. L. Baltz. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Nov. 8, 1929; E
unp. 12993; Myrtle L. Baltz, Water-
town, N. Y. 26890
When old New York was voung; words
by Howard Johnson, music by Gus
Edwards. © 1c. Nov. 8, 1929; E
unp. 13065; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., Culver City, Calif. 26891
When papa steps out, mama’s gonna
step out too; fox-trot, words by A.
English, music by L. Burrell Aiken.
Rosiclare, Ill., English pub. house.
© Sept. 12, 1929; 2 « Nov. 25; E
pub. 11019; Addie English, Rosi-
clare, Ill. 26892
When shadows fall; barearolle, by Ag-
nes Williams, orch. by Joseph En-
gleman, of Great Britain; pts., with
pf. conductor. 4to. © Sept. 7,
1929; 1 ce. Nov. 19; E for. 7604; Bos-
worth & co., Leipzig. 26893
When she sang the song of the sun;
words and music by C. E. Lessor.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Nov. '23; 1929) WY Sampo tages 5
Charles E. Lessor, Louisville. 26894
When the day is ended, dear, I love
you so; words and music by C.
Salisbury. [Words and melody
only] ©1¢ Nov. 4, 1929; E unp.
13017; Charlotte Salisbury, New
York. 26895
When the dew is on the rose; in dia-
gram, by Mort Searels; Hawaiian
steel guit., with words. © Sept. 26,
1929; 2 e. Oct. 26; E pub. 10674;
Honolulu conservatory of music,
ine., Akron, O. 26896
When the eastern sun had set; unison
earol, words by the Right Rev. Bish-
op Eldridge, music by Ernest Austin,
- of Great Britain, op. 82, no. 5. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Sept. 27, 1929; 1 c. Sept. 26; E
for. 7096; Joseph Henry Larway,
London. 26897
When the last long twilight falls;
words by Herbert J. Brandon, mu-
sic by Charles Huerter; low voices.
© Oct. 30, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 4; E pub.
10720; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
26898
When the stars are shining; words and
music by George Arré. [Mimeo-
graph] ©1c. Nov. 6, 1929; E unp.
13018; Esther Bishop McMullen,
Compton, Calif. 26899
When the stars shall cease to shine;
words and music by EH. Jackson;
mixed voices. © 1c. Nov. 23, 1929;
E unp. 13627; Eugene Jackson,
Thonotosassa, Fla. 26900
When the whip-poor-will is calling;
words and music by H. C. Currie.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Oct. 31, 1929; E unp. 12828; Haver
C. Currie, Jackson, Miss. 26901
When the world moans you're a pain;
words by E. Hall, music by Bur-
rell Van Buren. [Words and melody
only] ©1ec. Nov. 25, 1929; E unp.
13718; Elsie Hall, Richmond. 26902
When twilight shadows fall; words
and music by J. Kadis. © 1c. Nov.
27, 1929; E unp. 18761; John Kadis,
Boston. 26903
When two hearts are true hearts;
words and music by Benny Davis, J.
Fred Coots and Arthur Swanstrom ;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Noy. 4, 1929;
2 ec. Nov. 5; E pub. 10581; Davis,
Coots & Engel, inc., New York.
26904
When we’re loved by lovin’ machines ;
words by Sugar Marcelle, music by
T,. J. Reilly, , ©. 1 ¢, Noy. 22)\aGgee.
E unp. 13178; Thomas Joseph Reilly,
Singae, N. J.. 26905
When you come to the end of your
dreams; words and musie by Morey
Davidson, Art Levitt and Carl
Rupp; pf. and ukulele ace. © Nov.
1, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 2; BE pub. 10478;
Santly bros., inc., New York. 26906
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no. 11, 1929
When you're in love; from For art’s
sake, lyric by Jack Murray by Ber-
nard Maltin; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Oct. 31, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 5; E pub.
10645; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 26907
When you said you were true; words
and music by J. Yatsko. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Nov. 8,
1929; E unp. 12984; John Yatsko,
Wilkes Barre, Pa. 26908
When you say you understand; words
and music by M. S. Martz. ©1e.
Noy. 2, 1929; BE unp. 12790; Marshal
Spencer Martz, Williamsport, Pa.
26909
When you smile that smile at me;
lyric by L. G. Pierce, music by Geo.
C. Pennington. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Nov. 20, 1929; E unp.
13478; L. Griggs Pierce, Philadel-
phia. 26910
When you were lonesome and I was
too; words and music by H. C. Hen-
ning. © 1c. Nov. 25, 1929; E unp.
13669; H. C. Henning, Bates City,
Mo. 26911
When you will kiss me again; words
by I. P. Hicks, musie by Burrell Van
Buren. [Photostat] ©1c. Nov. 25,
1929; E unp. 13708; I. P.. Hicks,
Omaha, Neb. 26912
Whenever I’m waltzing with you;
words and music by L. H. Nichols.
© 1c. Nov. 9, 1929; E unp. 13116;
Leonard Hferschel] Nichols, Po-
mona, Calif. 26913
Where is the moonlight for me? words
and music by Burt Levy. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Sept. 26,
1929; E unp. 11306; Remick music
corp., New York. 26914
Where is the river; words and music
by Myrtle Gibson [i. e. M. G. Farn-
ham. Words and melody only] ©
Pe} Now. 29; 1929; Eo unp; 13833 ;
Myrtle Gibson Farnham, Chicago.
26915
Where snow-clad mountains kiss the
blue sky above, I’ll be waiting for
you; words and music by H. P.
Huffaker. © 1 c. Nov. 7, 1929;
E unp. 13162; Harold Phillip Huffa-
ker, Visalia, Calif. 26916
Where the golden poppies grow; words
and music by H. P. Huffaker. ©
1 ce. Nov. 7, 1929; E unp. 13163;
Harold Phillip Huffaker, Visalia,
Calif. 26917
26928
Where the shy little violets grow; in
diagram, by Mort Searels; Hawaiian
steel guit., with words. © Sept. 26,
1929; 2 ec Nov. 2; E pub. 10678;
Honolulu conservatory of music, inc.,
Akron, O. 26918
Wherever you are; lyric by G. Henry,
music by M. Hamiiton. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Nov. 20, 1929;
KH ounp. 13485; Grace Henry and
Morris Hamilton, New York. 26919
Which road; words by M. B. Booth,
music by Elizabeth G. Black.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Nov. 16, 1929; E unp. 13320; Martha
B. Booth, Middletown, N. Y. 26920
While the Mississippi River rolls by;
words and music by Floyd Thomp-
son and J. E. Guernsey. © 1 «
Nov. 9, 1929; E unp. 13110; Thomp-
son & Guernsey, Indianapolis.
26921
While your soul is dreaming; waltz,
words and music by O. M. Lopez, of
Spain, domiciled at New York. ©
1c. Nov. 23, 1929; E unp. 13640;
Orencio Miras Lépez, New York.
26922
Whimbleton house; from The dancing
master, selected and ed. by Douglas
and Helen Kennedy, arr. by Arnold
Foster, of Great Britain; pf. (In
Country dance tunes, new series 1)
© Nov. 30, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 30; E for.
7677; English folk dance soc., Lon-
don. 26923
Whimper low; words by Ruth Woolley
Laws, music by William Wentzell;
in F. © Oct. 29,1929; 2 ¢. Oct. 31;
EH pub. 10460; Boosey & co., ine., New
York. 26924
Whirling waters; by Louise Christine
Rebe; pf. © Nov. 18, 1929; 2 «
Nov. 20; E pub. 10827; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 26925
Whisper; words by Lillian Thomas,
music by H. Haugan. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 30, 1929;
EH unp. 11508; Henry Haugan, Chi-
cago. 26926
Whispers of love; words and music
by H. F. Brandwood. © 1 ¢. Nov.
21, 1929; E unp. 13550; Hilda Fisher
Brandwood, Bogota, N. J. 26927
Whistling in the dark; by Jack Gold-
en; pf. © Aug. 21, 1929; 2c Aug.
22; E pub. 8556; Vincent Youmans,
New York. 26928
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26929
White (The) keys of the violin; mod-
ern method of violin playing for be-
ginners, by Joel Belov. bk. 1,2. ©
Oct. 15, 1929; 2 c. each Oct. 21; E
pub. 10700, 10699; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 26929, 26930
White lilacs; words and music by BP.
Hopkins. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 15, 1929; E unp. 13277;
Edith Hopkins, Normal, Ill. 26931
White wings; words by Howard John-
son, music by Gus Edwards. ©1e.
Nov. 8, 1929; E unp. 13073; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver City,
Calif. 26932
Who broke the lock on the hen house
door; words and music by J. HE.
Smith; pf. © 1c Nov. 22, 1929;
E unp. 18571; J. E. Smith, Philadel-
phia. 26933
Who doesn’t believe in God? words by
J. HE. Nichols, music by Luther A.
Clark. © 1c. Nov. 18, 1929; E unp.
13413 ; James BH. Nichols, Taft, Calif.
26934
Who’s that girl; words by Art Fitch
[i. e. A. H. Fitch], music by Kay
Fitch * [pseud:.. ‘of ike Ge -Fiteh:
Chords, single staff] © 1c. Aug.
16, 1929; E unp. 5052; Kenneth C.
Fitch and Arthur H. Fitch, Olean,
N,N 26935
Who said so; words and music by G.
Todd. [Words and melody only]
©l1e. Nov. 8, 1929; E unp. 12970;
Geneva Todd, Boulder, Col. 26936
Who wants the moon? fox-trot, lyric
by Ralph Stanley, music by Neville
Hare, of Great Britain; pf. and uku-
lele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations] © Sept. 24, 1929; 1 e. Oct.
28; EH for. 7263; Berners music co.,
ltd., London. © 26937
Whose sweet patootie is ’00; words and
music by C. Salisbury. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Nov. 4, 1929;
E unp. 13020; Charlotte Salisbury,
New York. 26938
Why; ballad-waltz, lyrics and music
by F. McLeod. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 4, 1929; E unp.
12907; Fernando McLeod, New
York. 26989
Why? words and music by Benny
Davis, J. Fred Coots and Arthur
Swanstrom; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Nov. 4, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 5; E pub.
10579; Davis, Coots & Engel, inc.,
New York. 26940
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Why can’t I forget you; lyric and
music by Jack Edgar [pseud. of J.
EK. Hostater], arr. by Harry A.
Powell. [Photostat] © 1 e. Noy.
1, 1929; E unp. 12774; John Edgar
Hostater, Piedmont, Calif. 26941
Why can’t I have what I want, when
all I want is you? words and music
by D. B. Swain. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. Nov. 23, 1929; E
unp. 13608; Dorothy B. Swain, Ann
Arbor. 26942
Why couldn’t you be true; words and
music by E. Z. Nisbet. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 23, 1929;
E unp. 13599; Eva Z. Nisbet, Syra-
cuse, N. Y. 26943.
Why did you leave; words by M.
France, music by David Reed. ©
tT c. Nov.” 18>. 1929.> "Er wipes
Michael France, Clifton, N. J.
26944.
Why did you make love to me? words
by Margaret H. Shaver, music by
W. G. Shaver. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Noy. 25, 1929; E unp.
18670; Walter G. Shaver, New York.
26945,
Why does it have to rain water;
words by C. A. Smack, music by M.
Dunbar; pf. © 1c. Nov. 8, 1929;
EK unp. 18046; Minnie Dunbar and
Cyril A. Smack, Sea Bright, N. J.
26946
Why don’t you keep out of my dreams ;
lyrics by H. Bentell and H. Gould,
music by Jerry Moore. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Noy. 4, 1929;
Eeunp. 12906; Harry Bentell and
Helen Gould, New York. 26947
Why I do, it’s because that I love you;
words and music by L. U. Dove.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Nov. 15, 1929; E unp. 13288; L. Up-
shire Dove, Bloomsburg, Pa. 26948:
Why not be fair; lyric by Francis R.
Hart, jr., music by S. Wambolt and
Ruby Newman; pf. © 1c. Aug. 22,
1929; E unp. 10334; Sarah Wambolt,
Cambridge, Mass. 26949:
Why should I tell a lie; words by W.
Meade, music by A. Freed. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e Oct. 14,
1929; EH unp. 12864; Alfred Freed
and Wm. Meade, Lansing, Kans.
26950:
Why worry about tomorrow, let’s be
happy today; words and music: by
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26971
L. W. Reynolds. [Words and melody
only] ©1ce. Sept. 23, 1929; E unp.
11135; Lewis Wheeler Reynolds, San
Francisco. 26951
Widmung; von Robert Miiller-Hart-
mann, of Germany, op. 23, no. 1.
(In Klavierstiicke fiir die jugend.)
© Dec. 20, 1928; 1 c. May 16, 1929;
E for. 4576; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 26952
Widow’s (The) party; words by Rud-
yard Kipling, set by P. A. Grainger ;
men’s cho., with full compressed sc.
for full or small oreh. London,
Schott & co., ltd. © Oct. 2, 1929;
2 e. Oct. 28; E pub. 10464; Percy
Aldridge Grainger, White Plains,
INGO. 26953
Wie glanzt der helle mond; text von
Gottfried Keller, musik von Felix
Woyrsch, of Germany, op. 68; min-
nerchor, a cappella. Partitur. 4to.
© Dec. 20, 1927; 1 c. Nov. 16, 1929;
E for. 7576; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 26954
Will you call me your sweetheart al-
ways? words by Tom _ Bradbury,
music by Jimmy Lally, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © June
28, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 28; BH for. 7266;
Berners music co., ltd., London.
26955
“Wilson (Mortimer) Prelude; op. 85,
no! 1s pt. (y Noy. .19, 1929-2 .e.
Noy. 20; E pub. 10879; Century
music pub. co., New York. 26956
Wine; words by Howard Johnson,
music by Louis Alter. © 1c. Nov.
18, 1929; E unp. 138390; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., Culver City, Calif.
26957
Wine, woman and song; lyric by Roy
Turk, music by Fred Ahlert. ©1e.
Noy. 18, 1929; E unp. 18389; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver City,
Calif. 26958
Wings of the morning; words by A. A.
Fet, English version and music by
Samuel Richards Gaines; med. voice.
© Oct. 8, 1929; 2 ce. Oct. 12; E pub.
10690; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
26959
Winona; words by F. D. Hobson, music
by Burrell Van Buren. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Nov. 25, 1929;
E unp. 138731; F. D. Hobson, Lin-
eoln, Kan. 26960
Winter ; words by Margaret G. Rhodes,
music by George Rathbone, of Great
Britain; sop. 1, 2. 4to. © Nov. 15,
1929; 1 ec. Nov. 14; E for. 7498; No-.
vello & co., ltd., London. 26961
Winter nights; words by H. E. Alton,
music by C. Derksen. © 1c. Nov. 4,
1929; EH unp. 12851; Hugh EH. Alton
and Clemens Derksen, Hamilton, Iil.
26962
Wise (Jessie Moore) Two _ songs;
poems by William Griffith; med.
voice. Spring. Autumn. © June
15, 1929; 2 c. July 12; E pub. 7611;
Wm. H. Wise & co., New York.
26963
Wise ol’ moon; words by Lee Byrd and
D. S. Carlson, music by D. S. Carl-
son. [Photostat] © 1c. Aug. 23,
1929; E unp. 10211; Dorothy S.
Carlson, Oakland, Calif. 26964.
Wish I knew; words and music by-
G. E. Don Armstrong. © 1 ¢. Nov..
15, 1929; E unp. 13295; Gordon.
Ernest Armstrong, Roslindale, Mass.
26965
Wishing; words and music by F. M..
O’ Donnell. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 29, 1929; E unp.
13808; Flora M. O’Donnell, Mt. Ver-
TIONING sks 26966
Witchery (The) of dreams; pensive.
reverie, by Hilsel Holt; pf. © Nov.
19, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 20; E pub. 10876;
Century music pub. co., New York.
26967
With a dance and a song; by Mildred.
Adaippipet. “©: Oet. 30,1929 3) 2) &
Noy. 1; E pub. 104838; Boston music
co., Boston. 26968
With blood and flame; from La Mar-
seillaise, lyrics by Houston Branch,
music by Charles Wakefield Cad-
man. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Nov. 7, 1929; E unp. 13195; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 26969
With you always; words and music
by G. J. Miller. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1ec. Noy. 4, 1929; E
unp. 13580; George J. Miller, New
Providence, N. J. 26970
With you, where you are; lyric by
Mort Dixon, music by Rube Bloom.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Nov. 20, 1929; E unp. 18586; Remick
music corp., New York. 26971
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pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Without you; words and music by F. | Would I love to love you, I’d love to;
N. McGrath, jr., arr. by Clara A.
Gibson. [Photostat] © 1 ¢. Nov.
7, 1929; EH unp. 12950; Francis Neal
McGrath, jr., Clayton, Mo. 26972
Woman (The) in the shoe; from Lord
Byron of Broadway, lyric by Arthur
Freed, music by Nacio Herb Brown.
© Nov. 29, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 30; E
pub. 11076; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., New York. 26973
Women are funny; words and music
by D. J. Bero. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 19, 1929; E unp.
13409; David J. Bero, New York.
— 26974
Won’t someone care for me; words
and music by R. La Marr and Billy
Young. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1929; E unp. 13474;
Rudy La Marr, San Jose, Calif.
26975
Won’t yer try t’a be good fer me;
words and music by W. J. Day. ©
1 ec. Nov. 4, 1929; E unp. 12795;
William James Day, Brooklyn.
26976
Won’t you come back dear to me;
words and music by S. S. Howard.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Noy. 22, 1929; E unp. 13568; Sam-
uel S. Howard, Topeka, Kan.
26977
Won’t you say yes; words and music
by C. R. Johns. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 23, 1929; E unp.
13598 ; Carl R. Johns, Hibbing, Minn.
26978
Wood-thrush (The); by Irene Rodg-
ers; pf. Nov. 29, 1929; 2 ec.
Dec. 2; E pub. 11068; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 26979
Wooden leg parade; words by Marty
Brooks, music by Sam Messenhei-
mer; with dance. © 1c. Nov. 8,
1929; E unp. 18064; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., Culver City, Calif.
26980
World famous Christmas songs; com-
piled and ed. by George Rittenhouse.
© Sept. 20, 1929; 2 c. Oct. 25; aff.
Nov. 5; A 15524; Robbins music
corp., New York. 26981
World (The) was in my heart; words
by Edgar Leslie, music by Walter
Donaldson; pf. ©1 ec. Nov. 7, 1929;
E unp. 13002; Donaldson, Douglas
& Gumble, inc., New York. 26982
Write a letter home!
from Broadway scandals, words and
music by Dave Dreyer and Sidney
Clare. © Oct. 31, 1929; 2 ec. Nov.
1; E pub. 10452; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 26983
Wreck (The) of the eighteenth amend-
ment; words and music by H. C.
Immel. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 30, 1929; E unp. 13872;
Elmond C. Immel, Borger, Tex.
26984
words by F.
Zastrow, music by Chester Hscher.
[Words and melody only] ©1.
Noy. 21, 1929; E unp. 13535; Freder-
ick Zastrow, Hines, Il. 26985
Xochimileo; corrido mexicano, letra
y mtsica de Manuel V. Magallon,
of Mexico; pf. © 1 ¢ Nov. 23,
1929; E unp. 138639; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 26986
Yang Chow; intermezzo orientale, by
Louis Drakeford; pf. © Oct. 30,
1929; 2 @. Nov. 1; E pub. 10482;
Boston music ¢o., Boston. 26987
Years, tears and memories; waltz bal-
lad, words and music by M. M.
Meek. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 22, 1929; E unp. 13548 ;
Merle Morris Meek, Los Angeles.
26988
Yellow dog blues; by W. C. Handy,
transcription by Miff Mole; trom-
bone, with pf. ace. © May 6, 1929;
2c. May 3; E pub. 7197; Alfred &
co., New York. 26989
Yellowhammer’s (The) song; poem by
William Sharp, music by Granville
Bantock, of Great Britain; in F
maj. © Nov. 21, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 11;
E for. 7532; Joseph Williams, Itd.,
London. 26990
Yerno (El); paso-doble, by C. Rodri-
guez, of Spain; pf. © 1c. Nov. 4,
1929; E unp. 128838; Celedonio
Rodriguez, Bilbao, Spain. 26991
Yesterdays; words and music by
Agnes Galen. © 1. Nov. 2, 1929;
E unp. 12789; Carl W. Piepenburg,
Hancock, Mich. 26992
Yingaliss (A) chulem; words by M.
Rund, music by J. Jaffe. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Noy. 20,
1929; E unp. 13491; Julius Jaffe and
Morris Rund, Mount Vernon, N. Y.
26993
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no. 11, 1929
Ymnos sti retsina; lyrics by Orpheus
Caravias, music by D. Zattas, of
Greece, domiciled at New York; pf.
© le. Nov. 26, 1929; E unp. 13700;
D. Zattas, New York. 26994
Yo-yo; words and music by E. L.
Sullivan, arr. by Rose L. Toland.
(im Daily record, vy. 282, no. .95,
Oct. 19, 1929) © Oct. 19, 1929; 2c.
Oct. 26; E pub. 10792; Edward L.
Sullivan, Boston. 26995
Yo yo; words by W. E. Jennings,
music by Richard Broughton.
1 e. Nov. 18, 1929; E unp. 13357;
William E. Jennings, Tampa, Fla.
26996
Yo yo song; words and music by E. H.
Coleock. © 1c. Noy. 18, 1929; E
unp. 13383; Erroll Hay Colcock,
Charleston, S. C. 26997
Yodler melody; words and music by
Arnold Le Bonde [i. e. R. A. Le
Bonde] © 1e. Nov. 21, 1929; E
unp. 13549 ; Robert Arnold Le Bonde,
Portland, Or. 26998
Yokel’s (The) delight; rustic dance,
by Felix White, of Great Britain;
pf. © Sept. 30, 1929; 1 c Oct. 28;
efor. (271 ;:' Schott. & .¢as3ii3td.,
London. ~ 26999
Yoko—garbia; par fF. Vogel, of
France; violon, violoncelle, contre-
basse et pf. © Sept. 1, 1929; 1 «.
Oct. 5; E for. 7152; Florentin Vogel,
Saint - Palais, Basses-Pyrénées,
France. 27000
You; words and music by A. H. Hors-
burgh, arr. by Burrell Van Buren.
[Blue-print] © 1 ¢. Nov. 7, 1929;
E unp. 13005; Alexander Hender-
son Horsburgh, Des Moines. 27001
You; words and music by C. Kunsel-
man; pf. © 1. Nov. 7, 1929; EB
unp. 13048; Clarence Kunselman,
Pittsburgh. 27002
You ain’t been livin’ right; words and
musie by Floyd Thompson and J. E.
Guernsey. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1929; E
unp. 13109; Thompson & Guernsey,
Indianapolis. 27003
You ain’t living right; words and
music by Thomas Dorsey. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Oct. 14,
1929; E unp. 13036; State Street
music pub. co., inc., Chicago. 27004
You always will live in my heart;
words and music by Hal Perlman
[i. e. H. Perlman. Words and
melody only] © 1. Sept. 7, 1929;
87056—30—9
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27016
EK unp. 138477; Henry Perlman,
Chicago. 27005
You are my dream of love; fox trot,
by O. M. Beltrin, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at New York; pf. ©1c. Aug.
9, 1929; E unp. 9821; Oscar M.
Beltran, New York. 27006
You are my life! you are my love!
words and music by HE. Chamberlin.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Nov. 23, 1929; E unp. 138650; Earl
Chamberlin, Uniontown, Pa. 27007
You are the bluebird of my dreams;
words and music by D. S. Schwab.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «
Nov. 8, 1929; E unp. 12967; Doyle 8S.
Schwab, Mars, Pa. 27008
You can’t be too choosey! words and
music by E. Boertsch. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Novy. 30, 1929;
E ounp. 13858; Evangeline Boertsch,
Augusta, III. 27009
You can’t give a woman everything
she needs; words and music by L.
Johnson. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 18, 1929; E unp. 13362,
Lonnie Johnson, New York. 27010
You done lost your good thing now;
words and music by Spivey-Floyd.
pt. 1, 2. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. each Nov. 21, 1929; E unp.
13494, 13495; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 27011, 27012
You don’t mean anything to me; words
and musie by J. HE. Conway, of Great
Britain. [Words and melody only]
© 1e. Nov. 23, 1929; E unp. 13609;
James E. Conway, Ottawa, Sie oe
701
You had another Lincoln, another
Grant and Lee; words and music by
F. W. Sutton. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 15, 1929; E unp.
13285; Fred W. Sutton, Utica, N. Y.
27014
You have left me lonely, for anothe:
pretty face; words and music by EH.
Chamberlin. [Words and melody
only] ©1ec. Nov. 28, 1929; E unp.
13651; Earl Chamberlin, Uniontown,
Pa. 27015
You kindled a fire in my heart; words
and music by E. Campisi. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Nov. 23,
1929; E unp. 13602; Edward Camp-
isi, Bridgeport, Conn. 27016
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27017
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
You left me all alone; words by Lil-
lian Thomas, music by H. Haugan.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Sept. 30, 1929; E unp. 11507; Henry
Haugan, Chicago. 27017
You'll be mine, always; words by R. E.
Wright, music by Samuel Apple-
baum. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Sept. 12, 1929; E unp. 10868;
Ruth E. Wright, Newark, N. J.
27018
You'll be sorry some day; words and
music by Floyd Thompson and J. E.
Guernsey. ©1e. Nov. 27, 1929; E
unp. 13746; Thompson & Guernsey,
Indianapolis. 27019
You'll come back to El Molino; fox
trot, lyric by C. Turney, music by
EK. Eby. [Words and melody only]
© 1e. July 6, 1929; E unp. 8652;
Earl Eby and Catherine Turney,
Pasadena. 27020
You'll find your answer in my eyes;
from Romance of Rio Grande, words
by L. Wolfe Gilbert, music by Abel
Baer. © Nov. 8, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 9;
EK pub. 10957; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 27021
You'll get pie in the sky when you die,
words and music by Charles Craver.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Nov. 29, 1929; E unp. 13799; South-
ern music pab. co., inc., New York.
27022
You'll play the star part; lyries by
Herman Timberg, music by Samuel
Timberg. [Words and melody only]
(Cy 1 ‘6. Nov. 21) 1929')" © ‘unp. 13513);
Robbins music corp., New York.
27023
You'll reap whatsoever you sow ; hymn,
words and music by W. H. Wheeler.
Ato. © Nov, 15, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 16;
E pub. 10820; William Harrison
Wheeler, Ennis, Tex. 27024
You may be my use to be but you’re
‘no use to me now! words by H.
Gorham, music by Chester Hscher.
{Words and melody only] © 1 e.
Nov. 21, 1929; E unp. 138526; Harold
Gorham, Philadelphia. 27025
You must know how to love; words by
Don Hartman and Al Gary, music
by S. Solomon. [Words and melody
only] ©1ec. Nov. 13, 1929; E unp.
13209; Sidney Solomon, New York.
27026
You only are mine; words by A. D.
Caesar, music by Robt. H. Brennen.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ec.
Noy. 2, 1929; E unp. 12802; Archie
D. Caesar, Greenwich, Conn. 27027
You oughta see my gal; words and
music by W. Crawley. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Sept. 24, 1929;
EH unp. 11185; Wilton Crawley, New
York. 27028
You oughta see my girl; words and
music by W. Crawley; pf. © 1 e.
Sept. 30, 1929; E unp. 11453; Wilton
Crawley, New York. 27029
You’re just bad enough to be interest-
ing, and just good enough to be true;
fox-trot, words and music by A.
Westman, arr. by Jean Walz. ©
Oct. 26, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 4; E pub.
10575; August Westman, Chicago. —
27030
You’re making me blue; words and
music by HE. E. Bonkoski. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 8,
1929; H unp. 12956; Edward E.
Bonkoski, Toledo, O. 27031
You’re my little ray. of. sunshine;
words by HE. W. Kemper, music by
M. H. Stern. [Photostat] © 1 e.
Nov. 30, 1929; E unp. 13841; Myer
H. Stern and Elise W. Kemper,
Baltimore. 27032
You’re my sugar, I’m your cane; words
and music by Jack Wilson. © 1 e.
Nov. 4, 1929; E unp. 12875; John C.
Wilson, Kirkwood, Mo. 27033
You’re so different; waltz, words and
music by Blue Steele; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Nov. 4, 1929; 2 e.
Nov. 4; E pub. 10496; Southern
music pub. co., ine., New York.
27034
You taught me to remember, now teach
me to forget; words by C. Whidden,
music by Robt. H. Brennen. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 27,
1929; E unp. 18794; Clara Whidden,
West Palm Beach, Fla. 27035
You waited too late; words and music
by H. K. Cromer, arr. by Roland Mc-
Callum. © 1 ec. Nov. 29, 1929; E
unp. 13805 ; Hazel Katherine Cromer,
Dallas. 27036
Your Broadway and mine; words and
music by Maureen Riordan. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Noy. 22,
1929; E unp. 13546; Mary A. Rior-
dan, New York. 27037
Your daddy ; words and music by I. A.
Alleyne. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1929; E
unp. 18789; Isaae Augustus Alleyne,
New York. 270388
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27057
Your dear first girl; words and music
by H. R. Swan. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Nov. 2, 1929; E unp.
12796; Henry R. Swan, Stoughton,
Wis. 27039
Your love is all that I crave; words by
Al. Dubin and Perry Bradford, music
by Jimmy Johnson, arr. by Geo, J.
Trinkaus; oreh. pts. © Nov. 16,
1929; 2 ce. Nov. 20; E pub. 8149; M.
Witmark & sons, New York. 27040
Your rose, from Nifia Rosa, words by
Irving Caesar, music by Sigmund
Romberg. © Nov. 1, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
4; © pub. 10521; Harms, inc., New
York. 27041
Your tears have told me so; words and
music by W. J. Rexford. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Nov. 18,
1929; E unp. 13349; William Jess
Rexford, Bay Shore, N. Y. 27042
Your wonderful eyes; words and music
by Herbert Crowder. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Oct. 31, 1929;
BE unp. 12822; Herbert Crowder,
Syracuse, N. Y. 27043
Yours; words and music by S. Gar-
della. © 1c. Nov. 27, 1929; E unp.
18790; Steve Gardella, New York.
27044
Zabawa w Galicyi; polka, by E. Mika.
© 1 e. Nov. 23, 1929; E unp. 13686;
Edward Mika, Philadelphia. 27045
Zadora; valse, par Laurent Halet. of
France; oreh. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Sept. 1, 1929; 1c.
Oct.,,.D:, EH. for... 7146,;, .Gusty, » Vin-
eennes, France. 27046
Zakopiafski; mazur, by E. Mika. ©
1 c. Noy. 23, 1929; E unp. 13637; Ed-
ward Mika, Philadelphia. 27047
Zanella (Amilcare) Due valzer melo-
dici; op. 52, no. 1, 2, riduzione di I.
Culotta, of Italy; orchestrina parti,
con pf. conduttore e violino con-
duttore. 4to. © Oct. 15, 1929; 1 e¢.
each Oct. 16; E for. 7472, 7478; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 27048, 27049
Zauber-clarinette (Die); humoristi-
sches fantasiestiick, von Rob. Voll-
Haensch, of Germany; orch. pts.,
with pf. direction and ist violin di-
rection. 4to. © Nov. 4, 1929; 1.
Noy. 30; E for. 7700; Anton J. Ben-
jamin, Leipzig. 27050
Zeppelinvalsen; text, Waldemar Dal-
quist, musik, Jules Sylvain [pseud.
of Stig Hansson] and Fred Winter,
both of Sweden; pf. © Oct. 17,
1929; 1 ce. Nov. 2; E for. 7393; Hdi-
tion Sylvain, Stockholm, Sweden.
27051
Ziki-Paki-Ziki-Pw’ ; canzone onestep, di
Vittorio Mascheroni, arr. di Achille
Lizzi, of Italy; banda. Partitura e
parti. © Oct. 1, 1929; 1 ¢ Nov. 2;
E for. 7280; A. & G. Carisch & c.,
Milan. 27052
Zlyj muz; words and music by E. Zu-
kowsky, of Poland, domiciled at New
York. [Words and melody only] ©
1 e. Oct. 30, 1929; E unp. 12694;
Ewgen Zukowsky, New York. 27053
Zu spite reue; dichter unbekannt,
gesetzt von Josef Reiter, of Austria;
vierstimmigen miunnerchor, ohne
begl. Partitur u. stimmen. Regens-
burg-Leipzig-Charlottenburg, Bosse-
musikverlag. 4to. © Dee. 1, 1928;
1 e. Sept. 21, 1929; E for. 7297; Gus-
tav Bosse, Regensburg, Germany.
27054
2x4 (Two by fo’); words;by D. Mc-
Donald, music by Chester Escher,
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Nov. 21, 1929; E 18529; David Mc-
Donald, Miami, Fla. 27055
1000 worte liebe! slow-fox, worte von
Alfred Griinwald, musik von Willy
Engel-Berger, of Austria. © Aug.
29, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 2; E for. 7409;
Verlag Otto Maass, Vienna. 27056
1000 worte liebe; slow-fox, worte von
Alfred Griinwald, musik yon Willy
Engel-Berger, of Austria, arr. von
Hartwig von Platen, of Germany;
salonorch. mit jazzstimmen, pf. di-
rektion u. violine 1 direktion. 4to.
©: Aug. 21, 1920'-T'e:. Oct. 27 Ee ror
7408; Verlag Otto Maass, Vienna.
stedt, op. 410, arr. von Edmund 27057
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1929: i
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 73 unpublished) — 205
Class E, Musical compositions (including 11,437 unpublished) ________ 26, 852
PU SN ne ee iy ee ee ae 27, 057
LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH THE SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN
RENEWED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909
[27057]
Absent; song, by John W. Metealf, arr.
by Frank Lynes. 1. Men’s voices.—
2. Women’s voices. © Adéle G.
Lynes, Cambridge, Mass., as the
widow of the author of arrangement.
R 5464, 5465, Oct. 9, 1929. dy 2
Album for the young; twelve recrea-
tions for the young without oc-
taves, by H. N. Redman; pf. ©
Harry N. Redman, Boston, as the
author. R 5608, Oct. 18, 1929. 3
Alicia; valse brillante, par Carl Bohm,
op. 357, no. 2; pf. © Jenny Bohm,
Berlin, as the widow of the author.
R 4729, Aug. 8, 1929. 4
Anne; by A. D. Shapiro; pf. © 1 «.
Oct. 3, 1929; EH. unp. 7482 - ae
D. Shapiro, Brooklyn.
Assembly (The); march and _ two-
step, by Paul Eno, arr. by R. E.
Hildreth; orch. © R. E. Hildreth,
West Somerville, Mass., as author
of arrangement. R 5678, Oct. 28,
1929. 6
Away to the promised land; words by
P. P. Bilhorn, music by Ferd Degen.
© Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as
author of words. R 5659, Oct. 19,
1929. ii
Ballspiel; von Arnold Krug, op. 107,
no, 4, (Fiir die junge welt. 8 leichte
klavierstiicke) © Arnold Krug,
Hamburg, Germany, as the child of
the deceased author. R 5443, Apr.
12, 1929. 8
Behold I stand at the door; words by
E. L. Thompson, music by Ferd
Degen, arr. by P. P. Bilhorn. ©
Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as
author of arrangement of music. R
5651,. Oct. 19, 1929. 9
Believe me if all those endearing
young charms; Irish melody, arr. by
H. J. Stewart; women’s voices.
Humphrey J. Stewart, San Diego,
Calif., as author of arrangement of
music. R 5710, Oct. 26, 1929. 10
Belle (La) Amazone; piéce de con-
cert, par G. Bonaldi [pseud. of J.
Orth]; pf. © John Orth, Boston, as
the author. R 5474, Oct. 7, 1929. 11
Bitte; von Arnold Krug, op. 107, no. 1.
(Fiir die junge welt. 8 leichte klav-
ierstticke) © Arnold Krug, Ham-
burg, Germany, as the child of the
deceased author. R 5446, Apr. 12,
1929. 12
Blessed holy spirit; words by P. P.
Bilhorn, music by Ferd Degen. ©
Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as
author of words. R 5667, Oct. 19,
1929. 13
Bring them hither to Jesus; words and
music by P. P. Bilhorn. .© Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as author.
R 5661, Oct. 19, 1929. 14
Brise printaniére; polka brillante, par
Carl Bohm, op. 357, no. 3; pf. ©
Jenny Bohm, Berlin, as the widow
of the author. R 4730, Aug. 8, 1929.
15
By and by; words by Ina Duley
Ogdon, music by P. P. Bilhorn. ©
Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as
author of music. R 5669, Oct. 19,
1929. 16
Camel (The) and the butterfly ; words
and music by F. Norton. © Frederic
Norton, London, as the author. R
5575, Oct. 25, 1929. 17
Cappriccietto; par St. Niewiadomski,
op. 30, no. 2, additions and editing
by Ferdinand Meyer [pseud. of
Charles P. Seott] © Maude Ladd
Scott, Malden, Mass., as widow of
the author of additions and editing.
R 5718, Nov. 1, 1929. 18:
Cavalryman (The); march and two-
step, by F. T. Ashton; pf. © Fred
T. Ashton, Bloomington, Ill., as au-
thor. R 5695, Oct. 25, 1929. 19
Chaminade (Cécile Louise Stéphanie)
Come, my love, to me; song, arr. by
Frank lLynes; trio of ‘women’s
voices. © Adéle G. Lynes, Cam-
bridge, Mass., as the widow of the
author of arrangement. R 5460,
Oct. 9, 1929. 20:
Chers souvenirs (Sweet remem-
brance) ; morceau de salon par Geza
Horvath, arr. par Ferdinand Meyer
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[pseud. of Charles P. Scott] ; pf, © | Diagram of movements used in exer-
Maude Ladd Scott, Malden, Mass.,
as the widow of the author of ar-
rangement, R. 5451, Oct. 9, 1929. 21
Christ. at the door; O Jesus Thou art
pleading, music by David Odo
Evans, op. 32; contralto or bar.,
with violin obbl. ad libs © Myra
Evans Richards, Cleveland, as child
of the deceased author of music.
R 5672, Oct. 18, 1929. 22
Christ of Galilee; words by A. M.
Starkweather, music by J. M. Black.
© James M. Black, Williamsport,
Pa., as the author of the music. R
5359, Oct. 8, 1929. 23
Christmas (The) bells; words by Em-
ma Pitt, music by Wm. J. Kirkpat-
rick. © Lizzie E. Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the.
author of the music. R 5592, Oct.
9, 1929. 24
City (The) that’s coming down; words
and music by A. F. Ingler, © Arthur
F. Ingler, Fitchburg, Mass. as
author. R 5680, Oct. 19,1929. | 25
Come unto Me; words by E. #. Hewitt,
music by F. Degen, arr. by P. P.
Bilhorn. © Peter Philip Bilhorn,
Chicago, as author of arrangement
OF music. “FR 5647, Oct,. 19, 1929.
26
Cupids on parade; march and two-
step, by Geo. L. Lansing, arr. by
W. Jacobs; guit. © Walter Jacobs.
Boston, as author of arrangement.
B 5677,. Oct. 238, 1929. 27
Danse (La) de Colombine (The dance
' of Columbine); morceau de salon
par Geza Horvath, op. 47, no. 1, arr.
par Ferdinand Meyer [pseud. of
Charles P. Seott]: pf. © Maude
Ladd Scott, Malden, Mass., as the
widow of the author of arrangement.
R 5450, Oct. 9, 1929. 28
De dago, de org’ and de monk; words
and music by H. Von Tilzer. ©
Harry Von Tilzer, New York, as
author. R 5700, Oct. 16, 1929. 29
Dem white pants at a swell cake walk ;
words by James T. Powers, music
by M. Dreyfus. © Max Dreyfus.
New York, as the author of the
musie. R 5584, Oct. 26, 1929. 30
Diagram illustrating correct and in-
correct tone lengths; by A. M. Virgil.
© Antha M. Virgil; New York, as
author. R 5724, Oct. 28, 1929. 31
cise no. 12; by A. M. Virgil!» ©
Antha M. Virgil, New York, as
author. R 5723, Oct. 28, 1929. 32
Diana; oriental serenade, by Gustav
Luders; pf. © Gustav W. Chase,
Brooklyn, as the next kin of the
author who is not living, R 5572,
Aug:.,13,..1929,. . 33
Diogenes; burlesk-operette in einem
akt, textdichtung von Julius Freund,
musik von Bogumil Zepler. Voll-
stindiger klavierauszug mit deut-
schem text. © Emilie Hagmann,
Berlin-Friedenau, Germany, as the
child of the deceased author of mu-
sie. R 54388, Oct. 24, 1929. 34
Down Georgia; march and two-step,
by W. GC. O’Hare; pf. © Wm. Chris-
topher O’Hare, New York, as the
aurnor RO oG6rd, ‘Oct. 10,1929) | 3
Drifting with the tide; words by Flora
Kirkland, musie by P. P. Bilhorn.
© Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as
the author of music. R 5646, Oct.
19, 1929. 36
Har training answer diagram; by A.
M. Virgil. © Antha M. Virgil, New
York, as author. R 5726, Oct. 28,
1929. 3t
Earth (The) is decked with beauty;
trio, by Wilhelm Maase, op. 14, no.
1, arr. by Frank Lynes; women’s
voices. © Adéle G. Lynes, Cam-
bridge, Mass., as the widow of the
author of arrangement. R_ 5466,
Oct. 9, 1929. 38
Edenland; trio, by Henshaw Dana,
arr. by Frank lLynes; women’s
voices. © Adéle G. Lynes, Cam-
bridge, Mass., as the widow of the
author of arrangement. R 5467,
Oct. 9, 1929. 39
Elephant (The) and the portmanteau ;
words and music by F. Norton.
Frederic Norton, London, as the
author. R 5576, Oct. 25, 1929. 40
Faces (The) on the wall; song by
Frank Lynes, op. 36, no. 2. 1. High
voice.—2. Low voice. © Adéle G.
Lynes, Cambridge, Mass., as the
widow of the author. R 5458, Oct.
9, 1929. 41
Fear thou not; words by Kate Ulmer,
music by Ferd Degen, arr. by P. P.
Bilhorn. © Peter Philip Bilhorn,
Chicago, as author of arrangement
of music. R 5652, Oct. 19, 1929.
42
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Fireside (A) song; by Frank Lynes,
op. 386, no. 1. 1. High voice—2.
Low voice. © Adéle G. Lynes, Cam-
bridge, Mass., as the widow of the
author. R 5457, Oct. 9, 1929. 48
Forward be our watchword; words by
Dean Elford, music by F. Degen, arr.
by P. P. Bilhorn. © Peter Philip
Bilhorn, Chicago, as author of ar-
rangement of music. R 5656, Oct.
19, 1929; 44
God Omnipotent ; words by Maltbie D.
Babcock, music by G. C. Stebbins.
© George C. Stebbins, Brooklyn, as
the author of the music. R 5484,
Oct. 9, 1929. 45
Gounod (Charles Francois) In April;
two-part song, English version by
Frederick. W. Bancroft, music by C.
Gounod, arr. by Frank Lynes. ©
Adéle G. Lynes, Cambridge, Mass.,
as the widow of the author of ar-
rangement. R 5456, Oct. 9, 1929.
46
Grossvaters geburtstag; von Arnold
Krug, op. 107, no. 8. (Fir die junge
welt. 8 leichte klavierstiicke) ©
Arnold Krug, Hamburg, Germany,
as the child of the deceased author.
R 5444, Apr. 12, 1929. 47
Hear the joy-bells ringing; words by
EK. E. Hewitt, music by F. Degen,
arr. by P. P. Bilhorn. © Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as author
of arrangement of music. R 5650,
Oct. 19, 1929. 48
Heavenward, traveler; words by Mrs.
L. A. Dewey, music by F. Degen. ©
Ferd Degen, Chicago, as author of
music. R 5671, Oct. 21, 1929. 49
Heiligen (Die) drei kénige; von Arn-
old Krug, op. 107, no. 7. (Ftir die
junge welt. 8 leichte klavierstiicke)
© Arnold Krug, Hamburg, Germany,
as the child of the deceased author.
R 5440, Apr. 12, 1929. 50
Heralds (The) of the King; Christmas
anthem, words by Kate Van Tassel,
music by J. C. Bartlett; mixed
voices, organ ace. © James C.
Bartlett, Medfield, Mass., as the au-
thor of the music. R 5582, Oct. 26,
1929. ae
Hinaus ins freie; von A. Krug, op. 107,
no. 8. (Fiir die junge welt, 8 leichte
klavierstiicke) © Arnold Krug,
Hamburg, Germany, as the child of
the deceased author. R 5489, Apr.
12, 1929. 52
Holy Father, cheer our way; -hymn-
anthem, words by R. H. Robinson,
music by W. Reed; mixed voices,
organ acc. © William Reed, Keno-
gami, P. Q., Canada, as the author
of the music. R 5475, Oct. 7, 1929.
53
Horse (The) marines; march and two-
step, by Thos. S. Allen; orch. ©
Arthur J. Allen, Wildwood, N. J., as
child of the deceased author. R
5679, Oct. 23, 1929. 54
I am Alpha and Omega ; anthem, words
from Revelations and the Sanctus,
musie by John Stainer, arr. by G. B.
Nevin; men’s voices, organ ace. ©
George B. Nevin, Easton, Pa., as the
author of arrangement. R 5580,
Oct. 26, 1929. 55
I am on the right side; words by Ina
Duley Ogdon, music by P. P. Bil-
horn. © Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chi-
cago, as author of the music. R
5644, Oct. 19, 1929. 56
I will follow Him; words by Ina
Duley Ogdon, music by P. P. Bil-
horn. © Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chi-
cago, as author of the music. R
5648, Oct. 19, 1929. ) 57
In the beginning was the Word;
Christmas anthem, music by Abram
W. Lansing; mixed voices. © Jen-
nie A. L. Lansing, Albany, N. Y., as
executrix of the deceased author. R
5712, Nov. 1, 1929. 58
In the heart of the mighty deep; words
by Arthur J. Lamb, music by H. Von
Tilzer. © Harry Von Tilzer, New
York, as author of music. R 5701,
Oct. 16, 1929. 59
In the land of beauty; words by P. P.
Bilhorn, music by Ferd Degen. ©
Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as
author of words. R 56438, Oct. 19,
1929. 60
Jerusalem; anthem, words by Nella,
music by Henry Parker, arr. by G. B.
Nevin; men’s voices. © George B.
Nevin, Haston, Pa., as the author of
arrangement. R 5581, Oct. 26, sae
6
Jesus is leading the way; words by
Ina Duley Ogdon, music by P. P.
Bilhorn. © Peter Philip Bilhorn,
Chicago, as author of the music. R
5649, Oct. 19, 1929. 62
Jesus, shepherd of the sheep; words
by Henry Cook, music by Lillian
Tait Sheldon; in E; pf. or organ
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ace. © James O. Sheldon, Gouver-
neur, N. Y., as the widower of the
author of the music. R 5477, Oct. 7,
1929. 63
Jesus the way; words by Ina Duley
Ogdon, music by P. P. Bilhorn. ©
Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as
author of music. R 5670, Oct. 19,
1929. 64
Juchhe; ged. von Rob. Reinick, musik
von H. Kaun, op. 86; miuénnerchor.
© Hugo Kaun, Berlin, as author of
the musie. R 5698, July 15, 1929.
65
Katie, my sweet southern rose; from
When Johnnie comes marching
home, lyric by Stanislaus Stange,
musie by Julian Edwards. © Phil-
ippine Edwards, New York, as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 5609, Oct. 16, 1929. 66
Keep on believing; words by M. Dufe,
music by Lucy M. Booth, arr. by
P. P. Bilhorn. © Peter Philip Bil-
horn, Chicago, as the author of ar-
rangement of music. R 5635, Oct.
19, 1929. 67
Krakowiak ; par St. Niewiadomski, op.
31, no. 2, additions and ed. by Ferdi-
nand Meyer [pseud. of Charles P.
Scott]; pf. © Maude Ladd Scott,
Malden, Mass., as widow of the au-
thor of additions and editing. R
5713, Nov..1, 1929. 68
Krug (Arnold) Marsch; op. 107, no.
6. (Ftir die junge welt. 8 leichte
klavierstiicke) © Arnold Krug,
Hamburg, Germany, as the child of
the deceased author. R 5441, Apr.
12, 1929. 69
Walzer; op. 107, no. 2. (Fir die
junge welt. 8 leichte klavierstticke)
© Arnold Krug, Hamburg, Germany,
as the child of the deceased author.
R 5445, Apr. 12, 1929. 70
Lead us, heavenly Father; trio, by
William L. Blumenschein, arr. by
Frank Lynes; women’s voices. ©
Adéle G. Lynes, Cambridge, Mass.,
as the widow of the author of ar-
rangement. R 5470, Oct. 9, 1929.
71
Lead us heavenly Father, lead us;
hymn-anthem, by P. A. Schnecker.
© Louise N. Schnecker, New York,
as the widow of the author. R
5462, Oct. 9, 1929. 12
Let in the sunlight to-day; words by
Chas. Gould Beede, music by Ferd
14
Degen, arr. by P. P. Bilhorn. ©
Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as
author of arrangement of music. R
5662, Oct. 19, 1929. To
Let your light so shine; arr. of words,
and music composed by P. P. Bil-
horn. © Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chi-
cago, as the author of the music. R
5637, Oct. 19, 1929. 74
Light (The) of life (Mi glywais lais
yr lIesu); I heard the voice of
Jesus, duet, words by H. Bonar, tr.
by Index, music by Dan Rees, ace.
by D. O. Evans; sop. and contralto,
or ten. and bar. © Myra Evans
Richards, Cleveland, as child of the
deceased author of the accompani-
ment. R 5673, Oct. 23, 1929. 75
Like as the hart desireth; anthem.
words from Psalms 42, 43, music by
H. J. Storer; mixed voices, organ
ace. © Henry J. Storer, Belmont,
Mass., as the author of the music.
® 5476, Oct.” 7, 1929:
Liszt (Franz) Consolation no. 3, in
D flat; arr. by H. J. Stewart; organ.
© Humphrey J. Stewart, San Diego,
Calif., as author of arrangement.
B. B60%,: Oct. +18, 1929. 17
Lo! I am with you alway; words by
Mollie Carruthers, arr. of music by
P. P. Bilhorn. © Peter Philip Bil-
horn, Chicago, as the author of ar-
rangement of music. R 5634, Oct.
19. 19278: 78
Lonely (The) shrine; English version
by Frederick W. Bancroft, music by
Josef Rheinberger, op. 186, no. 8,
arr. by Frank lLynes; women’s
voices. © Adéle G. Lynes, Cam-
bridge, Mass., as the widow of the
author of arrangement. R 5455,
Oct. 9, 1929. 79
Lord (The) is good; words by EH. EB.
Hewitt, music by P. P. Bilhorn. ©
Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as
the author of music. R 56388, Oct.
19, 1929. 80
Lord with glowing heart I’d praise
Thee; hymn-anthem, by P. A.
Schnecker. © Louise N. Schnecker,
New York, as the widow of the au-
thor. R 5461, Oct. 9, 1929. 81
Love supreme; words by C. M. Hicks,
music by P. P. Bilhorn. © Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chieago, as author
of music. R 5655, Oct. 19, 1929. 82:
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Madrilena; fantaisie espagnole, by
Paul Wachs, ed. and fingered by
Heinrich Kiehl [pseud. of W. A.
Fisher]; pf. © Wm. Arms Fisher,
Boston, as the author of the editing
and fingering. R 5588, Oct. 26, 1929.
83
Make way for the King; words by
Ada Blenkhorn, music by Ferd De-
gen, arr. by P. P. Bilhorn. © Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as author
of arrangement of music. R 5666,
Oct, 19, 1929. 84
March on; words by Fanny J. Crosby,
music by G. C. Stebbins. © George
C. Stebbins, Brooklyn, as the author
of the music. R 5586, Oct. 9, 1929.
85
Marquita; danse espagnole, par Geza
Horvath, op. 47, no. 3, arr. par Fer-
dinand Meyer [pseud. of Charles P.
Scott]; pf. © Maude Ladd Seott,
Malden, Mass., as the widow of the
author of arrangement. R 5454, Oct.
9, 1929. 86
Mazurek; par St. Niewiadomski, op.
26, no. 1, additions and editing by
Ferdinand Meyer [pseud. of Charles
P. Seott]; pf.; in A moll. © Maude
Ladd Scott, Malden, Mass., as wid-
ow of the author of additions and
editing. R 5715, Nov. 1, 1929. 87
Mein hiittlein steht im tannengrtin;
ged. von Carl Siebel, musik von H.
Kaun, op. 36; miinnerchor. © Hugo
Kaun, Berlin, as author of music.
R 5697, July 15, 1929. 88
Meistersinger (Die) von Berlin; ge-
sangspotpourri von P. Lincke; pf.
© Paul Lincke, Berlin, as author.
R 5694, Oct. 25, 1929. 89
Melodie romantique; par St. Niewia-
domski, op. 30, no. 1, additions and
ed. by Ferdinand Meyer [pseud. of
Charles P. Scott]; pf. © Maude
Ladd Scott, Malden, Mass., as widow
of the author of additions and edit-
ing. R 5717, Nov. 1, 1929. 90
Mrs. Jack; march and two-step, by
T. Bendix; pf. © Theo. Bendix,
Los Angeles, as the author. R 5612,
Oct. 16, 1929. 91
Moorish (A) maid; by Nat D. Mann;
pf. © Beatrice Mann, Chicago, as
the widow of the author. R 5574,
Aug. 13, 1929. 92
My fairy coon; serenade, by Thomas
H. Chilvers. © Thomas Chilvers,
New York, as author. R 5703, Oct.
16, 1929. 93
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My sweet Moana; song, music by
Ernest Hogan. © Louise Crowder,
- Bowling Green, Ky., as next of kin
of the author of music, who is not
living. R 5693, Oct. 25, 1929. 94
New (The) American hymn; hail thou
land by God selected, words and
music by William Conradi. © Mig-
non Conradi, Chicago, as child of
the deceased author. R 5821, Sept.
26, 1929. 95
Niewiadomski (St.) Deux mazureks;
op. 26, no. 2, additions and ed. by
Ferdinand Meyer [pseud. of Charles
P. Scott]; pf.; in F maj. © Maude
Ladd Scott, Malden, Mass., as wid-
ow of the author of additions and
editing. R 5716, Nov. 1, 1929. 96
Valse; op. 30, no. 4, additions and
editing by Ferdinand Meyer [pseud.
of Charles P. Scott]; pf. © Maude
Ladd Scott, Malden, Mass., as wid-
ow of the author of additions and
editing. R 5720, Nov: 1, 1929 °'97
Nocturne in A; by Frank Lynes, op.
37, no. 1; pf. © Adéle G. Lynes,
Cambridge, Mass., as the widow of
the author of arrangement. R 5468,
Oct. 9, 1929. 98
Nocturne romantique; par Gustay La-
zarus, op. 65, no. 1; pf. © Hermine
Lazarus, Berlin-Schoneberg, Ger-
many, as the widow of the author.
R 5342, Oct. 4, 1929.
O how amiable are Thy dwellings;
anthem, music .by. J.. H.,. Rogers;
mixed voices. © James H. Rogers,
Cleveland, as the author of the mu-
sic. R 5473, Oct. 7, 1929. 100
O Jesus Thou art standing; anthem,
words by W. W. How, music by
Nathaniel Irving Hyatt; mixed
voices, organ ace. © Nathaniel I.
Hyatt, Spartanburg, S. C., as the
author of the music. R 5579, Oct.
26, 1929. 101
O tell me more of Christ; words by
E. E. Hewitt, music by P. P. Bil-
horn. © Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chi-
cago, as author of music. R 5665,
Oct. 19, 1929. 102
Ode to a skull; words and music by
William Hamilton Gerrish; male
voices. © Willard P. Gerrish and
Isabel F. Gerrish, Ashland, Mass.,
as children of the deceased author.
R 5674, Oct. 12, 1929. 103
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Oh! fudge; words by George Sidney,
music by Paul Schindler. © Clare
Humberger, Boston, as next of kin
of the author of music, who is not
living. R 5704, Oct. 16, 1929. 104
Oh, what a lovely dream; words by
Andrew B. Sterling, George Totten
Smith and Ed Moran, music by H.
Von Tilzer. © Harry Von Tilzer,
New York, as author of music. R
5702, Oct. 16, 1929. 105
Once I loved a maiden fair; old Eng-
lish... air,-,arr.. by... H«, J.. Stewart;
women’s voices. © Humphrey J.
Stewart, San Diego, Calif., as au-
thor of arrangement of music. R
5708, Oct. 26, 1929. 106
Parting song; words by Ina Duley
Ogdon, music by P. P. Bilhorn. ©
Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as
the author of music. R 5641, Oct.
19, 1929. 107
Pearly; selection, words and music
by Arthur P. Shaw and William
Dixon. © Blanche V. Shaw and
Byelyn L. Shaw, Chicago, -as_ the
next of kin of Arthur P. Shaw, who
is not living. R 55738, Aug. 18; 1929.
108
Polonaise; par St. Niewiadomski, op.
31, no. 1, additions and ed. by Fer-
dinand Meyer [pseud. of Charles P.
Scott]; pf. © Maude Ladd Scott,
Malden, Mass., as widow of the
author of additions and editing. R
5714, Nov. 1, 1929. 109
Practical instruction in ear training
from the Virgil method; by A. M.
Virgil. © Antha M. Virgil, New
York, as author. R 5729, Oct. 28,
1929. 110
Practical instruction in the study of
time.and rhythm from the Virgil
method; by A. M. Virgil. © Antha
M. Virgil, New York, as author. R
5728, Oct. 28, 1929. 111
Priscilla ; dance characteristique by W.
T. Francis; pf. © W. T. Francis, jr.
and Marie T. Francis, New York, as
children of the deceased author. R
5611, Oct. 16, 1929. 112
Roll on! Mr. Moon; song, music by
Ernest Hogan. © Louise Crowder,
Bowling Green, Ky., as next of kin
of the author of music, who is not
living. R 5692, Oct. 25, 1929. 113
Romanze; von Arnold Krug, op. 107,
no. 5. (Ftir die junge welt, 8 leichte
klavierstticke) © Arnold Krug,
Hamburg, Germany, as the child of
the deceased author. R 5442, Apr.
12, 1929. 114
Safe in Jesus; words by Ina Duley
Ogdon, music by F. Degen. © Ferd
Degen, Chicago, as author of music.
R 5668, Oct. 21, 1929. 115
Saurer wein; ged. yon R. Baumbach,
musik von H. Kaun, op. 36; minner-
chor. © Hugo Kaun, Berlin, as
author of music. R 5699, July 15,
1929. 116
Saw you never in the twilight; music
by Wm. J. Kirkpatrick ; male voices.
© Lizzie E. Kirkpatrick, German-
town, Pa., as the widow of the au-
thor of music. R 5594, Oct. 9, 1929.
117
Schumann (Rohert Alexander) Hunt-
ing song (Jagdlied) ; ed. by A. Foote ;
pf. © Arthur Foote, Newton Centre,
‘Mass., as the author of the editing.
R 5459, Oct. 9, 1929. 118
Sealed orders; words by Helen
Chauncy, music by G. C. Stebbins.
© George C. Stebbins, Brooklyn, as
the author of the music. R 5589,
Oct. 9, 1929. 119
Seek Him now; words by Ina Duley
Ogdon, music by Ferd Degen, arr.
by P. P. Bilhorn. © Peter Philip
Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author of
arrangement of music. R 5640, Oct.
19, 1929. 120
Senner’s abschied (The Alpine shep-.
herd’s farewell); von Johann E..
Hummel, op. 492, arr. von Ferdi-
nand Meyer [pseud. of Charles P.
Scott]; clavier. © Maude Ladd
Scott, Malden, Mass., as the widow
of the author of arrangement. R
5453, Oct. 9, 1929. 112A |
Serenade slave; par St. Niewiadomski,
op. 30, no. 3, additions and editing
by Ferdinand Meyer [pseud. of
Charles P. Scott]; pf. © Maude
Ladd Scott, Malden, Mass., as widow
of the author of additions and edit-
ing. R 5719, Nov. 1, 1929. 122
Sing all ye people; words by E. C.
Macartney, music by Wm. J. Kirk-
patrick. © Lizzie E. Kirkpatrick,
Germantown, Pa., as the widow of
the author of the music. R 5591,
Oct 9, 1929. 123
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Soir (Un) a Tanger; par Paul La-
come; pf. © Mare Lacome d’Esta-
lenx, Le Houga, France, as the child
of the deceased author. R 5472,
Feb. 1, 1929. 124
Speak a word for Jesus; words by
Annie B. Hine, music by G. C. Steb-
bins. © George C. Stebbins, Brook-
lyn, as the author of the music. R
5585, Oct. 9, 1929. 125
Spirit (The) is pleading; words by HE.
E. Hewitt, music by F. Degen, arr.
by P. P. Bilhorn. © Peter Philip
Bilhorn, Chicago, as author of ar-
rangement of music. R 5657, Oct.
19, 1929. 126
Spottvogel ; polka yon P. Lincke ; orch.
© Paul Lincke, Berlin, as author.
R 5691, Oct. 25, 1929. BG
Stindchen; ged. von Rob. Reinick,
musik von H. Kaun, op. 36; ménner-
chor. © Hugo Kaun, Berlin, as
author of music. R 5696, July 15,
1929. 128
Story (The) of love; words by George
Totten Smith, music by R. A. Keiser.
(© Robert A. Keiser, New York, as
the author of the music. R 5182,
Sept. 17, 1929. 129
Strauss (Richard) Ach was kummer,
qual und schmerzen; lied, von/R.
Strauss, op. 49, no. 8; hoch, in D
moll. © Richard Strauss, Vienna,
as the author. R 5606, Oct. 18, 1929.
130
——In goldener fdlle; lied von R.
Strauss, op. 49, no. 2; hoch, in as
dur. © Richard Strauss, Vienna, as
the author. R 5600, Oct. 18, Wy
31
—— Das lied des steinklopfers; von R.
Strauss, op. 49, no. 4; hoch, in HE
moll. © Richard Strauss, Vienna,
as the author. R 5602, Oct. 18, 1929.
132
—— Serenade; transcription by Mrs.
H. H. A. Beach; pf. © Amy Marcy
Cheney Beach, i. e., Mrs. H. H. A.
Beach, Hillsboro, N. H., as _ the
author of the transcription, R 5452,
Oct. 9, 1929. 133
Sie wissen’s nicht; lied von R.
Strauss, op. 49, no. 5; hoch, in E
dur. © Richard Strauss, Vienna,
aS the author. R 5608, Oct. 18, 1929.
134
Tunggesellenschwur; lied von R.
Strauss, op. 49, no. 6; hoch, in E
moll. © Richard Strauss, Vienna,
as the author. R 5604, Oct. 18, 1929.
135
— Waldseligkeit ; lied von R.
Strauss, op. 49, no. 1; hoch, in ges
dur. © Richard Strauss, Vienna,
as the author. R 5599, Oct. 18, 1929.
136
—— Wer lieben will muss leiden; lied
von R. Strauss, op. 49, no. 7; hoch,
in E moll. © Richard Strauss,
Vienna, as the author. R 5605, Oct.
18, 1929. 137
-—— Wiegenliedchen; lied von R.
Strauss, op. 49, no. 3; hoch, in fis
dur. © Richard Strauss, Vienna,
as the author. R 5601, Oct. 18, 1929.
138
Sursum corda; élévation, par H. Elgar,
op. 11; pf. © Edward Elgar,
London, as the author. R 2914,
Mar. 23, 1929. 139
Sylvana; impromptu, by Carl Bohm,
op. 357, no. 1; pf. © Jenny Bohm,
Berlin, as the widow of the author.
R 4728, Aug. 8, 1929. 140
Technical exercises in singing and
vocal culture; by Alfred Arthur;
sop. or ten. © Alfred Arthur, jr.,
Cleveland, as child of the deceased
author. R 5711, Nov. 1, 1929. 141
Tell the world to rejoice; words by
EK. E. Hewitt, music by Wm. J.
Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie HE. Kirk-
patrick, Germantown, Pa., as the
widow of the author of the music.
R 5593, Oct. 9, 1929. 142
There’s a beautiful song; words by
Mrs. Frank A, Breck, music by G. C.
Stebbins. © George C. Stebbins,
Brooklyn, as the author of the music.
R 5587, Oct. 9, 1929. 143
There was joy in the sky; words by
E:. E. Hewitt, music by Wm. J.
Kirkpatrick. © Lizzie EH. Kirk-
patrick, Germantown, Pa., as the
widow of the author of music. R
5595, Oct. 9, 1929, 144
There were ninety and nine; hymn-
anthem, by P. A. Schnecker. ©
Louise N. Schnecker, New York, as
the widow of the author. R 5468,
Oct. 9, 1929. 145
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Thou art mine; transcription for pf.,
by Frank Lynes, op. 37, no. 2. ©
Adéle G. Lynes, Cambridge, Mass.,
as the widow of the author of tran-
scription. R 5469, Oct. 9, 1929. 146
‘Three little maids; musical play in
three acts, written and composed by
Paul A. Rubens, additional numbers
by Percy Greenbank and Howard
Talbot. Voc.sc. © Herbert Rubens
and A. N. Tayler, London, as execu-
tors of the author P. A. Rubens. R
5577, Oct. 25, 1929. 147
‘To His name be glory; words by E. E.
Hewitt, music by P. P. Bilhorn. ©
Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as
the author of music. R 5658, Oct.
19, 1929. 148
Toba; by Al Johns; pf. © Louise
Johns, New York, as the widow of
the author. R 5613, Noy. 1, 1929.
149
‘Touch-finger discipline and control; by
A. M. Virgil. pt. 1. © Antha M.
Virgil, New York, as author. R
5727, Oct. 28, 1929. 150
‘Triumphal march; by Julius Benedict,
arr. by H. J. Stewart; organ. ©
Humphrey J. Stewart, San Diego,
Calif., as author of arrangement. R
5706, Oct. 18, 1929. 151
‘Trusting and rejoicing; words by Ina
Duley Ogdon, music by Ferd Degen,
arr. by P. P. Bilhorn. © Peter Phil-
lip Bilhorn, Chicago, as author of
arrangement of music. R 5645, Oct.
19, 1929. 152
‘Trusting in Jesus; words by Lillian
Barker Beede, music by Ferd Degen,
arr. by P. P. Bilhorn. © Peter Phil-
lip Bilhorn, Chicago, as the author
of arrangement of music. R 5636,
Oct. 19, 1929. 153
‘Tyrolean; by H. Smith, op. 7; pf. ©
Hannah Smith, New York, as the
author. R 5034, Sept. 5, 1929. 154
‘Under Egyptian skies; waltzes, by W.
Wainwright; pf. © Warren Wain-
wright, Chicago, as the author. R
5676, Oct. 26, 1929. 155
Unseen (The) shore; words anon., mu-
sic by G. C. Stebbins. © George C.
Stebbins, Brooklyn, as the author of
the musie. R 5588, Oct. 9, Dice
Valses impromptus; von G. Bley, op.
28; pf. 1. In D dur.—2. In G dur.
© Gustave Bley, Bergen auf Rugen,
Germany, as the author. R 5597,
5598, Oct. 18, 1929. 157, 158
Virgil (The) method of pianoforte
technic; by A. M. Virgil. bk. 1.
© Antha M. Virgil, New York, as au-
thor. R. 5725, Oct. 28, 1929. 159
Voice (The) of peace; words by Flora
J. Tubbs, music by Ferd Degen, arr.
by P. P. Bilhorn. © Peter Philip
Bilhorn, Chicago, as author of ar-
rangement of music. R 5654, Oct.
19, 1929. ; 160
Welcome knights of glorious fame;
words by Langdon Sullivan, music
by William Hamilton Gerrish; male
voices. © Willard P. Gerrish and
Isabel F. Gerrish, Ashland, Mass., as
children of the deceased author of
music. R 5675, Oct. 12, 1929. 161
What He has done for me; words by
B. P. Maddox, music by Ferd Degen,
arr. by P. P. Bilhorn. © Peter
Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as author
of arrangement of music. R 5660,
Oct. 19, 1929. 162
What would Jesus do; words by Ada
Blenkhorn, music by P. P. Bilhorn.
© Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as
author of music. R 5663, Oct. 19,
1929. 163
When God is calling; words by E. E.
Hewitt, music by Wm. J. Kirkpat-
rick. © Lizzie E. Kirkpatrick, Ger-
mantown, Pa., as the widow of the
author of music. R 5590, Oct. 9,
1929. 164
When love is kind; old melody, arr.
by H. J. Stewart; women’s voices.
© Humphrey J. Stewart, San Diego,
Calif., as author of arrangement.
R 5709, Oct. 26, 1929. 165
Where the Mississippi flows; medley
waltz, intro. You thought the world
of her one time, by G. Edwards;
orch. © Gus Edwards, Culver City,
Calif., as the author. R 2935, Mar.
20, 1929. 166
Why longer wait; words by C. W. Von
Crayer, music by P. P. Bilhorn. ©
Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as the
author of music. R 5639, Oct. 19,
1929. 167
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Why tarry longer; words by R. H. | horn, Chicago, as the author of ar-
Washburn, music by P. P. Bilhorn. rangement of music. R 5642, Oct.
© Peter Philip Bilhorn, Chicago, as 19, 1929. 169
seen a of music, R 5664, Oct. 19 | world (The) for Christ; words by
’ Ina Duley Ogdon, music by Pega.
Work (A) for me; words by Ina Duley Bilhorn. © Peter Philip Bilhorn,
Ogdon, music by Ferd Degen, arr. by Chicago, as the author of music. R
P. P. Bilhorn. © Peter Philip Bil- 5653, Oct. 19, 1929. 170:
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
Nortcy.—When the nationality of the composer is not RE aargee title entry,
it is to be understood that he is a citizen of the United States.
A mia patria; by L. M. Cabrera; pf.
© 1c. Dec. 7, 1929; E unp. 14107;
Luis Miranda Cabrera, New York.
27058
Aamuserenaadi; valssi, teksti ja mu-
siikki V. V. Korpela, of Finland. ©
wees G 41920: 1. en Dec. 26: Ey for:
7994; Vilho Valdemar Korpela, Tam-
pere, Finland. 27059
Absence makes the heart grow fonder,
for somebody else; lyric by Sam
Lewis and Joe Young, music by
Harry Warren. © Nov. 22, 1929;
2c. Nov. 25; E pub. 11156; Remick
music corp., New York. 27060
Absorbed in theme; fox-trot, lyric an®
music by W. W. Cannon. © 1 ¢.
Dec. 31, 1929; E unp. 15118; Walter
William Cannon, New York. 27061
Achtung! Achtung! Wir senden
tanzmusik! das schlager-potpourri
1929/30, von Nico Dostal, of Austria,
Ween: pi. mit text. ©: Aug. 24,
fon ft eC. Dee. 20> EH” for: i926;
Alrobi musikverlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 27062
Acuérdate; tango, par P. Coppola, of
Italy; petit orch. parties, avec pf.
conducteur. 4to. © Oct. 15, 1929;
1 c. Dec. 2; E for. 7882; Editions
Max Eschig, Paris. 27063
Adios carifio; letra y misica de C. G.
Aceves, of Mexico. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Dec. 13, 1929;
E unp. 14447; Carlos G. Aceves, New
York. 27064
Adios, México amado; letra y musica
de Conrado Varela, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles; pf. [Photo-
stat] © Dee. 10, 1929; 2 c Dec.
16; E pub. 11566; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 27065
Adjoss me’ den! sjémans trot, text av
Waldemar Dalquist, musik av Fred
Winter, of Sweden; pf. © Nov. 16,
1929; 1 ce. Dec. 4; E for. 7725; Edi-
tion Sylvain, Stockholm, Sweden.
27066
Adon Olam (The Lord of all); set to
music by Jacques Pillois, of France;
bar. solo and mixed choir, or quartet,
with organ ace. 4to. © Dee. 9,
1929; 2 c. Dee. 263. E° pub. 12017;
C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 27067
Advento ir Kalédu giesmés; words by
Adomas Jakstas, music by Joseph
Zilevitius, of Lithuania, domiciled at
Elizabeth, N. J:; mixed voices.
ISleiskit rasi. [2 others] © Nov.
1, 1929; 2 e. Nov. 23; E pub. 11477;
Lithuanian American organist assn.,
Maspeth, L. I., N. Y. 27068
Anda hem; from Karl Gerhards revy,
text av Karl Gerhard [pseud. of
Karl Gerhard Jonsson], musik av
Helan [pseud. of Sven Helin], of
Sweden; pf. © June 15, 1929; 1c.
Dec. 6; E for. 7769; A. b. Nordiska
musikforlaget, Stockholm. 27069
Ar (Det) bestiimt nAnting hon gir och
vintar pa; fox-blues, text av Nils-
Georg, musik av Helge Lindberg, of
Sweden; pf. © Mar. 1, 1928; 1 «¢.
Dec. 26, 1929; E for. 7962; Ernst
Rolfs musikforlags, a. b., Stockholm,
Sweden. 27070
Ar (Det) fdr sent att Angra nar det
val ar gjort; slow-fox, text av Fritz
Gustaf, musik av Ernst Rolf, of
Sweden; pf. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1929;
E unp. 14904; Ernst Rolfs musik-
forlags, a. b., Stockholm, Sweden.
27071
Aeroplanos (Los); letra y mtsica de
Ernesto Cortazar, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at New York; pf. ©1e. Dee.
2, 1929; E unp. 13906; Lorenzo Bar-
celata, Mexico City, Mexico. 27072
Afri-bel canto; revue, book, lyrics and
music by W. A. Morgan. ©1..
Dec. 13, 1929; D unp. 27632; William
Astor Morgan, New York. 27073
After a million dreams; from Cameo
Kirby, words by Edgar Leslie, music
by Walter Donaldson; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Dee. 31, 1929; 2 c. Dec.
31; E pub. 12058; Donaldson, Doug-
las & Gumble, ine., New York.
27074
1433
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27075 ©
Agitator (The); valse dramatic, by
Sam A. Perry, orch. by Fink; pf.
conductor. © 1 c¢. Dec. 23, 1929;
E unp. 14779; Universal pictures
corp., Universal City, Calif.
Agony; by Sam <A. Perry; pf. con-
ductor. ©-1.@ Dee. Zs, 19233-°8
unp. 14778; Universal pictures ecorp.,
Universal City, Calif. 27076
Aguinaldo popular; mtsica antigua y
popular de Porto Rico, words and
arr. by P. Berrios. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dec. 19, 1929;
E unp. 14652; Pedro Berrios, New
York. 27077
Ain’t got nobody to grind my coffee;
words by Bud Allen, music by Spen-
cer Williams. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Dee. 13, 1929; E unp.
14488; Bud Allen music co., New
York. 27078
Ain’t no use; words by Harriet Leon-
ard, music by Mana Zucca [pseud. of
awh / Augusta Zuckermann -Gastle], op.
/ 118. “© Nov. 21,'1929; 2 ec. Nov. 22;
E pub. 11100; De Sylva, Brown &
} Henderson, inec., New York. 27079
Airmen’s (The) hymn; words by W. M.
Runyan, music by G. S. Schuler;
mixed voices. © Dec. 2, 1929; 2 «.
Dec. 9; E pub. 11486; George S.
Schuler and William M. Runyan,
Chicago. 27080
Akaga; groteskes tanz-drama mit ge-
Sang, in einem aufzuge, text von
Angelika Callenberg-Likawetz, mu-
sik von A. Provaznik, of Czechoslo-
vakia. ©1e. Oct. 10, 1929; D unp.
27644; Anatol Provaznik, Smilkov,
Czechoslovakia. 27081
Album del piccolo pianista ; di Rodolfo
Pieroni, of Italy ; pf., a quattro mani.
1. Il mattino. [2 others] © Dec. 6,
1929; 1 c@ Dee. 5;.E for. (737; A.
Forlivesi & c., Florence, Italy.
27082
Alejado de este mundo; bolero, letra
y mtsica de Jose N. Garrido.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Dec. 7, 1929; E unp. 14160; South-
ern music pub. co., inec., New York.
27083
All hail the power, O little town of
Bethlehem, [and] It came upon the
midnight clear; arr. by W. Brough-
ton; band pts. © Noy. 20, 1929;
27075
pt. Im, n. s., v. 24
2 c. Nov. 25; E pub. 11707; Salva-
tion army, ine., New York. 27084
All I get is bye-bye; words by Philip
»/ Porter and ‘W. Z. Jemison, music by
W. Z. Jemison. [Photostat] ©1le.
Dec. 11, 1929; EB unp. 14327 + ‘William
Zimmerman Jemison, Washington.
heen -27085
All I want is happiness; words and |
music by Eddie Brandt; pf. and uku-
lele ace. [Staff and tonic-sol-fa no-
tations] © Aug. 22, 1929; 1 e. Aug.
28, 1 ce. Oct. 3; E pub. 11718; Fran-
cis, Day & Hunter, lItd., London.
27086
All I want to do is neck; words and
music by Jarvis Conrad and June
Wade. [Photostat] ©1e. Dee. 20,
1929; E unp. 14688; E. J. Wade,
Cincinnati. 27087
All in a day; words and music by
Clarence E. Hewitt and Tom J.
Fleming; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
1 ec. Nov. 20, 1929; E unp. 13486;
e Hewitt’s, music publishers, Detroit.
27088
All in a day; words and music by
C. E. Hewitt and T. J. Fleming; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by C. HEH.
Hewitt. © Dec. 10, 1929; 2 ce. Dee.
18; E pub. 11671; Thomas J. Flem-
ing and Clarence HE. Hewitt, Detroit.
27089
All in my thoughts; words by T. C.
Brogan, music by Samuel H. Speck.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Oct. 15, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 20; E pub.
11482; Thelma C. Brogan, Calgary,
Alta., Canada. 27090
All my sins are taken away; words
and music by K. Harrell. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Dec. 26,
1929; E unp. 14852; United pub.
co., New York. 27091
All on account of you; fox trot, words
and music by I. Tobin. © 1 ce. Dec.
23, 1929; E unp. 14807; Ivan Tobin,
Chicago. 27092
All the while I dreamed about you;
words and music by J. Perez, jr.
[Photostat] © 1 ce. Dee. 10, 1929;
E unp. 14806; John Perez, jr.,
Brooklyn. 27093
All things are working together for
good; hymn, words by T. O. Chis-
holm, music by B. B. Beall. © Oct.
1, 1929; 2 e. Dee. 6; E pub. 113238;
B. B. Beall, Douglasville, Ga. 27094
1434
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no, 12, 1929
27118
Alla seglares vals; styrbord-babord,
text av Fritz Gustaf, musik av Ernst
Rolf och Karl Wehle, both of Swe-
den; pf. © 1c. Dee. 26, 1929; E
unp. 14900; Ernst Rolfs musikfor-
lags, a. b., Stockholm, Sweden.
27095
Allah ; part song, words by Longfellow,
music by G. A. Grant-Schaefer ;
mixed voices. 4to. © Dec. 9, 1929;
2 ec. Dec. 12; E pub. 11494; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 27096
Alldeles fér vackert; av Ernst Rolf
och Karl Wehle, both of Sweden;
pf. © 1c. Dee. 26, 1929: E unp.
14905; Ernst Rolfs musikforlags,
a. b., Stockholm, Sweden. 27097
Allegro agitato; by Sigurd Frederik-
sen; oreh. pts.,, with pf. conductor.
© Dee. 1, 1929; 2.c. Dec. 20; E pub.
11867 ; Kalmus filmusie edition, New
York. 27098
All6, Broadway! fox-trot, versi di A.
R. Borella, musica di G. Rampoldi,
of Italy; pf. © July 1, 1929; 1.
Sept. 30; E for 7917; Casa editrice
musicale Benini e Rampoldi, Como,
Italy. 27099
Alma mater; words by Eugenia
Worthy, music by Gladys Beamer.
© Dec. 21, 1929: 2 c. Dec. 21; EB
pub. 11832; Knoxville College, Knox-
ville, Tenn. 27100
Al6a; vals, text av Herr Leopold,
musik av Norbert Pouch, of Sweden;
pf. © Oct. 15, 1929; 1 c. Dee. 18;
E for 7913; BH. Anderssons musikfor-
lag, Malmoé, Sweden. 27101
Alone; words by J. S. Travers [i. e.,
M. A. Travers], music by Judson
Eldridge. Philadelphia, Pa., Elton
pub. co. © Apr. 19, 1929; 2 c. Aug.
1; E pub. 10611; Mary Ann Travers,
Philadelphia. 27102
Alone with Nellie Blaine; words and
music by T. W. Highling. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Dec. 9,
1929; E unp. 14251; Thomas W.
Highling, Pawtucket, R. I. 27103
Along familiar lines; words by Ken-
neth Thomas, music by Forrest E.
Williams, arr. by Ray Sinatra. ©
1 e@. Dee. 18, 1929; E unp. 14445;
Alfred Rooney, Boston. 27104
Alskades (Den) namn; sjomansyals,
text av Waldemar Dalquist, musik
av Fred Winter, of Sweden; pf. ©
Nov. 16, 1929; 1 c. Dec. 4; E for.
7775; Edition Sylvain, Stockholm.
27105
Alte meister des orgelspiels; hrsg. von
Karl Straube, of Germany. obl.
8vo. Neue folge, teil 1, 2. © Jan.
2; 1929; 1c. each Dec. 10; E for.
7810, 7811; C. F. Peters, Leipzig.
[© arrangement and adaptation]
27106, 27107
Always, as I close my eyes; words by
Maude Handfield-Jones, music by
Eric Coates, of Great Britain. ©
Noy. *25, 1929°"7 ¢. Dee. 5; HB for.
7974; Chappell & co., ltd., London.
27108
Amaryllis; by S. L. Green; pf. ©
Dee. 21, 1929; 2 ce. Dee. 21; E pub.
11834; Sweetser L. Green, Balti-
more. 27109
Amazon; polka, arr. by K. Echtner, of
Czechoslovakia, domiciled at Chi-
eago. 4to. 1. Band pts—2. Orch.
pts. © Sept. 28, 1929; 2 ce each
Oct. 7; E pub. 9777, 9778; Vitak-
Hlsnie co., Chicago. 27110, 27111
Amazonas; poéme symphonique, par
H. Villa-Lobos, of Brazil; grand
orech. Partition. © Oct. 13, 1929;
1c. Dee. 2; E for. 7890; Editions
Max Eschig, Paris. 27112
American girls; lyric by Beekie Beek-
man [pseud. of Milton Mayer Beek-
man], music by Bill Jemison [i. e.
W. Z. Jemison. Photostat] ©le.
Dee. 11, 1929; E unp. 14830; William
Zimmerman Jemison, Washington.
Par
American spirit band and orchestra
folio; collection of marches, waltzes,
selections, classics, etc., by Mayhew
L. Lake; pts., with pf.-organ con-
ductor. 4to. © Sept. 30, 1929; 2c.
Dec. 28; E pub. 11975; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 27114
Americano (L’) a Napoli; versi e
musica de F. Amodio; violin. ©
1c. Dee. 12, 1929; E unp. 148938;
Frank Amodio, Brooklyn. 27115
Amériques; par Edgar Varése; parti-
tion d’orch. © Oct. 18, 1929; 1 «.
Nov. 16, 1 c. Dec. 28; E pub. 12079;
Editions Max Eschig, Paris. 27116
Amigo (El) del amor; letra y musica
de Rafael Mayat, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles; pf. [Photo-
stat] © Dec. 10, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 16;
E pub. 11567; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 27117
Amigos espanoles; march, by. William
J. Stannard; full military band pts.
© Nov. 1, 1929; 2 ce. Dec. 2; E pub.
11480; Cundy-Bettoney co., Boston.
27118
1435
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27119
Amoco folio; Hawaiian guit. solos or
duets, by Roland J. LeMieux. ©
Dec. 21, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 21; E pub.
11839; Don Santos pub. ¢o., ine,
Rochester, N. Y. 27119
Amor (Hl) del Chano; baile tipico,
por E. G. Sandoval, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at San Antonio; pf. ©1l1e.
Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14931; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
27120
Amor eterno; bolero cancion, letra y
musica de P. Berrios. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Dee. 19, 1929;
E unp. 14658; Pedro Berrios, New
York. 27121
Amor y duda; words and music by
Fernando lL. Cabello, of Mexico,
domiciled at El Paso. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dee. 26, 1929;
EH ounp. 15001; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 27122
Apvadn (H) uxoovAa; tango sentimentale,
words by Minoos Matsa, music by
Nicholas Hatziapostolou, of France.
Athens, Mich. Constantinides. ©
June 6, 1929; 1 c. Dee. 20; E for.
7922; Alector pub. co., New York.
27123
And God said; words [adapted] from
Genesis 1, and music by P. M. Car-
ruth [pseud. of Carruth P. Mur-
dock]; low voice. © Sept. 16, 1929;
2c. Sept. 18; E pub. 113841; M. M.
pub. co., New York. 27124
And I only met her on Sunday! writ-
ten and composed by Kenneth and
George Western, both of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Nov.
29: 1929: dC. Dee. 2a EOE CSC s
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., Lon-
don. ail (As)
Angel baby; words and music by A.
Sorokoff, of Russia, domiciled at
New York. [Words and melody
only] © Dec. 2, 1929; E unp. 13940;
Al Sorokoff, New York. 27126
Angel voices; anthem, words by F.
Pott, music by Adam Geibel; mixed
voices. 4to. © Dec. 16, 1929; 2 c.
Dec. 18; E pub. 11757; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. Ve WAG
Anguish; by Sam A. Perry, arr. by A.
Fink; pf. conductor. © 1. Dee.
23, 1929; E unp. 14755; Universal
pictures corp., Universal City, Calif.
27128
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
Anna Margrethe; tekst af Alfred
Kjerulf, musik af James Ellison, of
Denmark; pf. © Nov. 1, 1929; 1 ¢.
Nov. 20; E for. 7749; Wilhelm Han-
sen, Copenhagen. 27129
Annapolis ’80; marching song, words:
by George Waggner, music by J.
Russel Robinson. © 1 ec. Dec. 23,
1929; E unp. 14819; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., Culver City, Calif.
27130
Another day; words and music by R.
M. Brodrick. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Dec. 13, 1929; EB unp.
14451 ; Ruth Milliken Brodrick, Cam-
bridge, Mass. Zitok
Antes y ahora; corrido, letra y mfsica
de M. J. Mendez, of Mexico, domi-
-ciied at Chicago; ‘pf. [Photostat]
© 1c. Dee. 7, 1929; E unp. 14116;
Manuel J. Mendez, Chicago. 27132
Apiadate de mi; bolero, words by
Magdaleno Gonzalez, music by P.
Berrios. [Words and melody only],
© 1c. Dee. 19, 1929; EB unp. 14654;
Pedro Berrios, New York. 271383
Apple blossom time; words and music
by Maureen Riordan. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Dee. 7, 1929;
EK unp. 14115; Mary A. Riordan,
New York. 27134
Approaching danger; by Sam A. Per-
ry; pf. © 1e¢ Dee. 23, 1929:-H
unp. 14785; Universal pictures corp.,
Universal City, Calif. 27135
April; words and music by F. Wick-
ham. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec Dec. 16, 1929; E unn. 14536;
Florence Wickham, New York.
27136
Arabian desert song; words and mu-
sic by H. Behm; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Nov. 27, 1929; 2 c. Dee. 2; E pub.
11385; Homer Behm, Chicago.
2T138T
Arcad‘a dream girl; melody by P. K.
McCarthy. © 1c. Dec. 23,. 1929;
E unp. 14799; Patrick Kenneth Mc-
Carty, New York. 27138
Argentina rose; words and music by
O. Wertheimer and R. Smith. ©
1c. Nov. 27, 1929; E unp. 14891;
Oscar Wertheimer and Raymond
Smith, Chicago. 27139
Argument; agitato no. 2, by Sam A.
Perry, orch. by A. Fink; pf. conduc-
tor. ©1c. Dec. 23, 1929; E unp
14756; Universal pictures corp.,
Universal City, Calif. 27140.
1436
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
Argument (The); 2 pt. song or cho.,
words by Rebecca B. Foresman, mu-
sic by Harvey Worthington Loomis,
arr. by Palmer Clark; treble voices.
4to. © Nov. 22, 1929; 2 ¢. Dec. 28;
‘E pub. 11970; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 27141
Aristocratic stomp; melody by Paul
Tremaine. © 1 ec. Dec. 26, 1929;
E unp. 15005; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 27142
Arkansas traveler; melody by Eck.
Robertson. © 1 ¢. Dec. 7, 1929;
E unp. 14142; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 27148
Artisan (The) ; poem by Edwin Mark-
ham, musie by Harriet Ware; med.
voice. © Nov. 22, 1929; 2c. Dec.
28; E pub. 12005; Carl] Fischer, inc.,
New York. 27144
At night by the lamplight, with the
lovelight in your eyes; words and
music by Lee Morse. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dec. 7, 1929;
BE unp. 14461; Remick music corp.,
New York. 27145
At parting; words by Frederic Peter-
son, music by Harry R. Wilson;
men’s voices, a cappella. 4to. ©
Dec. 16, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 18; E pub.
11760; Theodore Presser co, Phila-
delphia. 27146
At sunset time; by Ada May Piaget;
pi. © Dee. 9, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 11;
E pub. 11539; Willis music co., Cin-
cinnati. 27147
At the court of Santa Claus; musical
play in 1 act, music, lyrics and book
by Maude Orita Wallace. Voce. sc.
4to. © Nov. 6, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 28;
D pub 27641; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 27148
At the crossroads; by A. L. Bastian,
op. 1, arr. by Carolyn Barbour Le
Galyon-Tiirik; pf. © 1. Sept. 25,
1929; E unp. 14636; Arthur Lucas
Bastian, Elmhurst, L. I., N. Y.
27149
At the crossroads; trio, by A. L. Bas-
tian, op. i, transposed, augmented
and arr. by Carolyn Barbour Le
Galyon-Tiirik; violin, cello and pf.
© 1c. Sept. 25, 1929; E unp. 14637;
Arthur Lucas Bastian, Elmhurst,
ee N.Y. 27150
Atlanta gal; blues fox-trot, words and
music by Chas. Fulcher, arr. by Ken
Macomber; orch. pts. © Dec. 2,
feo; 2 c. Dee 2; BH. pub,,11083;
27162
—_—--—_—
Triangle music pub. co., inc., New
York. 27151
Audalucia [!]; letra y mfisica de Ma-
ria Grever. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Dec. 7, 1929; E ump.
14166; Southern music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 27152
Augen (Die) der liebe seh’n alles so
schon ...; slow-fox, text und musik
von Fritz Rotter, of Germany, und
Walter Jurmann, of Austria. ©
Nov. 29, 1929; 1.e..Dec. 28; EH for.
7997 ; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., Ber-
lin. 27153
Aural lessons for senior schools; by
J. W. Rossington, of Great Britain.
© Nov. 18, 1929; 1 e. Dec 6; E for.
7780; Warren & Phillips, London.
27154
Ausencia; letra y musica de Conrado
Varela, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles; pf. [Photostat] © Dec.
10, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 16; E pub. 11568;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 27155
Autumn kisses and you; words by A.
W. Passow, music by Harry Clif-
ford. ©1c. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp.
14843; Alma Woeller Passow, Wau-
sau, Wis. 27156
Autumn winds; fox trot, poem by R.
Bayfield Evans, music by Peter
Packay [pseud. of Pierre Paquet],
of Belgium; pf., 1st violin conductor,
violin 2, 8, cello and bass pts. ©
Oct. 25, 1929; -1 ¢. Dec. 9; E for.
7848; International music co., Brus-
sels, Belgium. 27157
Ave Maria; set to music by Hugene
Bonn; organ. obl. 8vo. © Dec.
21, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 26; E pub. 11944;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 27158
Ave Maria; text liturgical, music by
Martin G. Dumler, op. 8, no. 2, 3.
4to. 1. Pt.-song for male voices.—
2. Children and male voices, with
ten. solo and organ. © Dec. 21,
1929: 2 e. each Dec. 26; E pub.
11937, 11988; J. Fischer & bro., New
York. 27159, 27160
Aw pshaw! down in Arkansaw ; words
and music by Sanford Holt. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Dee. 18,
1929; E unp. 14444; Holt, Perry &
Sanders co., inc., Kansas City, Mo.
3 27161
Away on eagle wings; hymn, words by
Fanny J. Crosby, music by B. D.
Ackley. © Nov. 8, 1929; 2 ce. Nov.
19; E pub. 11701; Hope pub. co.,
Chicago. 27162
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27163
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
Ay que chulo es Guanajuato; corrido,
by Jose Conrado Tovar, of Mexico,
domiciled at San Antonio; pf.
1 e,; Dee, .26,74929; HH” pnp, 14935 ;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York, 27163
Aztee (The) love song; words and mu-
sic by F. Coleman. © 1c. Dec. 28,
1929; E unp. 15077; Fay Coleman,
St. Louis. 27164
Baa! baa! black sheep; from Petits
airs variés, by John Craig Kelley;
violin, with pf. ace. and words. ©
Sept. 24, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 28; E pub.
11984; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
27165
Babies 4 la mode; words and music
by Gus Edwards. © 1 ec. Dee. 6,
1929; E unp. 14092; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., Culver City, Calif.
27166
Baby dear; fox trot, di Franco An-
saldo, of Italy; piccola orch. parti,
con pf. conduttore. 4to. Nov.
14, 1929; 1 c. Dee. 19; E for. 7975;
A. & G. Carisch & c, Milan. 27167
Baby dear; words by M. I. McFarland,
music by Samuel H. Speck. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Dee. 4,
1929; EH unp. 14002; Marion I. Mc-
Farland, Chester, N. H. 27168
Baby fingers; lullaby, words by O.
Martin, music by Harry Clifford. ©
1c Nov. 11, 1929; H unp. 13971;
Olive Martin, Charlotte, N. C.
27169
Baby follies; opening, lyric by Howard
Johnson, music by Gus Edwards. ©
1 e@ Dee. 10, 1929; EH unp. 14287;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 27170
Baby I need you; words and music by
lL. Stevens. [Words and melody
only] ©1.. Dec. 9, 1929; E unp.
14237; Louise Stevens, Indianapolis.
27171
Baby in a bungalow; fox trot, words
and music by Pat Ballard [pseud.
of F. D. Ballard. Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Oct. 30, 1929; H
unp. 12681; Francis Drake Ballard,
New York. 27172
Baby it’s you; words and music by
D. BE. Esters. (© 1 ¢ Dec. 2, 1929;
E unp. 13941; Daniel Edward Esters,
Ridgewood, L. I., N. Y. 27173
Baby Lou; fox-trot, words and music
by J. R. Scalzo. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 e¢e. Dec. 2, 1929; E
unp. 13899; Joseph R. Scalzo, Au-
burn, N. Y. 27174
Baby you; words by Louis G. Pearl
and L. Diamond, music by L. Dia-
mond. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Dec. 3, 1929; EH. unp. 13966; Leo
Diamond, Brooklyn. 27175
Baby’s lullaby; words and music by
J. Davis. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dec. 26, 1929; EH unp. 14969;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 27176
Bach (Johann Sebastian) Bourrée;
from the Third violoncello suite,
transcribed by Edouard Hesselberg ;
2 pfs., 4 hands; in G. © Sept. 24,
1929; 2 c. Dec. 28; H pub. 11982;
Carl Fischer, inec., New York. 27177
Kleine prdludien, fughetten; auf
grund der ausgabe von Hans Bisch-
off, hrsg. von Robert Teichmiiller, of
Germany; klavier. © Jan. 2, 1929;
1 ¢. Dec. 10; E for. 7814; C. F.
Peters, Leipzig. [© simplified arr.]
27178
—— Die kunst der fuge; hrsg. von
‘Hans Th. David, of Germany. ©
Nov. 1, 1928; 1 c. Dec. 10, 1929; B
for. 7818; C. F. Peters, Leipzig. [©
rearrangement and adaptation. ]
27179
—_— 0 praise the Lord; from cantata,
Gottlob! nun geht das jahr zu ende,
arr. as anthem for sop. 1, 2 and alto
by W. Rigby, English version by W.
G. Rothery, of Great Britain. 4to.
© Sept. 30, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 3; EB for.
- 7715; Novello & co., 1td., London.
27180
Bailarina (La); by Wallace A. John-
son, op. 205; pf. © Noy. 25,. 1929;
2 ce. Nov. 27; E pub. 11219; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 27181
Ballet (The) dancer; polka, arr. by
K. Echtner, of Czechoslovakia, domi-
ciled at Chicago. 4to. 1. Band pts.—
2. Orch. pts. © Sept. 28, 1929; 2 c.
each Oct. 7; E pub. 9774, 9775;
Vitak-Elsnic co., Chicago.
27182, 27183
Bannister (Maurice) Two songs of
the chalutzim; Hebrew Palestinian
folk-songs, Hebrew words taken from
Psalm 126 and Mishna, English ver-
sion by I. M. Lask, music by M, Ban-
nister, of Great Britain. 1. B’shuv
Adonai, [1 other] © Nov. 22, 1929;
1c. Dec. 4; E for. 7730; Solomon
Rowland, London. 27184
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no. 12, 1929
Barbas tienes; por Pioquinto Gon-
zalez, sV., of Mexico, domiciled at
El Paso; pf. [Photostat] © Dec.
10, 1929; 2 ce. Dec. 16; H pub. 11569;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
27185
Barearolle; by C. Midgley; ‘pf. ©1e.
Dec. 28, 1929; HE unp. 15075; Charles
William Midgley, jr., Hollywood,
Calif. 27186
Barcarolle; by Ilza Niemack; violin,
with pf. ace. © Nov. 26, 1929; 2 ¢.
Dee. 28; E pub. 12004; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 27187
Barndomens hem; vals, text av Fritz
. Gustaf, musik av Ernst Rolf och
Karl Wehle, both of Sweden; pf.
© 1 ce. Dee. 26, 1929; E unp. 14886;
Ernst Rolfs musikforlags, a. b.,
Stockholm, Sweden. 27188
Barroom (The) message; words and
music by J. Davis. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Dee. 26, 1929;
E unp. 14927; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 27189
Bath (The); by M. L. Preston; pf.
© Noy. 25, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 27; E
pub. 11200; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 27190
Be eareful what you say; words and
music by B. White. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Dec. 26, 1929;
E unp. 15004; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 27191
Be still my soul; solo or duet, words
by Anna B. Russell, music by Guy
C. Latchaw. © Oct. 10, 1928; 2 «.
Dec. 26, 1929; E pub. 11926; Elden
R. Farrar, Chicago. 27192
Be yourself; words by M. H. Piper,
music by Warren S. Piper. ©1e.
Dec. 19, 1929; E unp. 14665; Mary
H. Piper, Des Moines. 27193
Bear (The) on skates; by M. L. Pres-
ton; pf. © Dec. 16, 1929; 2 e. Dec.
18; E pub. 11794; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. ° 27194
Beautiful eyes of Virginia; melody by
L. Turner. © 1c. Dec. 26,:1929;
E unp. 14875; R. S. Peer, ine., New
York. 27195
Beautiful rose, wonderful rose divine;
words and music by A. Lafranchi.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Dee. 21, 1929; E unp. 14732; Alfred
Lafranchi, Berkeley, Calif. 27196
Beautiful, wonderful eyes; words and
musie by Charles Chaplin. [Words
._ and melody only] © 1 ¢. Dee. 11,
27207
1929; E unp. 14318; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. 27197
Beautiful you; words and music by
L. H. Nichols. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1929;
E unp. 14730; Leonard H. Nichols,
Pomona, Calif. 27198
Because I lost you; words and music
by I. Barnes. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Dee. 9, 1929; E ump.
14234; Ione Barnes, Oxford, Ia.
27199
Bee-ology; by David Bee [pseud. of
Ernest Craps], of Belgium; pf., vio-
lins 1, 2, 8, cello and bass pts. 4to.
© Oct. 25, 1929; 1 c. Dee. 9; EB for
7847; International music co., Brus-
sels, Belgium. 27200
Beethoven (Ludwig van) Minuet in D;
adapted for organ by Cuthbert Har-
ris, of Great Britain. © Dec. 16,
1929; 2 ec. Dec. 18; E pub. 11800;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
27201
— Rondino; by Fritz Kreisler, on a
theme by Beethoven, arr. by Nathan-
iel Shilkret; full orch. pts., with pf.-
conductor. © Oct. 25, 1929; 2 e.
Dec. 28; E pub. 12001; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 27202
—— Symphony number four; ed. and
annotated by Percy Goetschius; in
B flat maj.; pf. Copyright is based
upon new matter by Percy Goet-
schius, namely, his interpretation
represented in the legible notation
thereof contained in the copies filed.
© Dee. 7, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 18; BE pub,
11912; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
27203
Six exclamations; pf.
4to. 1. Exclamation for joyous sur-
prise. [5 others] © Dec. 16, 1929;
2 °@: dan. 2° 4946- - HM spube ! 1A? =
Kalmus filmusic edition, New York.
27204
Beginner’s method for violin; by P.
Cuff. Lesson 1-26. ©1ce. Dee. 20,
1929; E unp. 14689; Paul Cuff,
Brooklyn. 27205
Behold, God is my salvation; words
from Isaiah 12, music by Norwood
Dale; mixed voices. 4to. © Dec.
16, 1929; 2c. Dee. 18; E pub. 11764;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
27206
Benediction series; music by Geo. W.
Massey; cho. and organ. 1. O salu-
taris. [3 others] © Nov. 20, 1929;
2 ¢e. Dee. 2; E pub. 11081; Gamble
hinged musie¢ co., Chicago. 27207
Beghon (Jean)
1439
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27208
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Bernabé 6 de Madrid 4 Biarritz; letra
de A. SS. Carrere, misica de J. G.
Torres, of Spain. © 1 c. Nov. 20,
1929; E unp. 14550; Jacinto Guer-
rero Torres and Adolfo Sanchez Car-
rere, Madrid. 27208
Besos de mi prieta; polka, por Pio-
quinto Gonzalez, sr., of Mexico, dom-
iciled at El Paso: ‘vf. [Photostat]
© Dee. 10, 1929; 2 ¢. Dec. 16; E pub.
11570; Dionisio ‘Acosta, Los Angeles.
27209
Bessie couldn’t help it; words and
music by Byron H. Warner, J. L.
Richmond and Charles Bayha; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Nov. 15, 1929;
2c. Nov. 16; E pub. 11404; Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York. [©
Changes in words and music]
27210
Bethlehem; words by Ednah Proctor
Clarke, music by H. T. Burleigh;
mixed voices. © Nov. 29, 1929; 2 c.
Nov. 30; E pub. 11389; G. Ricordi
& co, ine., New York. 27211
Bethlehem (The) way; sacred story
cantata for Christmas, text by Mat-
tie B. Shannon, music by Clyde Wil-
lard. 8vo. © Oct. 16, 1929; 1 «.
Oct. 30, 1 ec. Nov. 9; D pub. 27623;
Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia. 27212
Betrayal; misterioso 4 la valse, by
Sam A. Perry, arr. by Fink; pf. con-
ductor. © 1 ec. Dee. 23, 1929; EB
unp. 14780; Universal pictures corp.,
Universal City, Calif. 2218
Better babies; words and music by
W. J. and Olga Streuber. © 1 «.
Nov. 12, 1929; E unp. 140383; Will
J. Streuber, Los Angeles. 27214
Better boot that thing; words and mu-
sic by Bessie Tucker. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dee. 7, 1929;
E unp. 14863; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 27215
Beyond the skies (Dort oben); Eng-
lish tr. and music by Anna Hoppe;
med. voice. © Dec. 26, 1929; 2 ec.
Dec. 30; E pub. 12080; Concordia
pub. house, St. Louis. 27216
Bib et Bob; intermezzo, par René De-
maret, of Belgium; pf. © Nov. 15,
1929; 1 ec. Dee. 23; E for. 7992; Aug.
Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 27217
Biddle St. blues; words and music
by J. M. Williams. [Words and
melody only] © 1 «. Dec. 5, 1929;
EH unp. 14068; State Street music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 27218
Big ball in Memphis; words and mu-
sic by Bud Landress. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Dee. 7; 1929;
E unp. 14880; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 27219
Big-hearted man of mine; words by
David King, music by K. H. Burn-
ham. © 1c. Dee. 27, 1929; E unp.
15042; Katherine Hazel Burnham,
New York. 27220
Big (The) parade; by E. Millikin;
pf. © Dec. 30, 1929; 2 c. Dee. 31;
E pub. 12062; Ernest Millikin, But.
falo. 27221
Big trunk blues; words and music by
J. Johnson. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Dec. 3, 1929; E ump.
13963 ; James Johnson, New York.
27222
Billy (The) goat said blah; words and
music by Arthur LeRoy Kaser, arr.
by Margo Stitt. © Aug. 22, 1929;
2c. Aug. 24; E pub. 11255; Paine
pub. co., Dayton, O. 27223
Billy Venero; words and music by
Billie Maxwell. [Words and melody
only]; ‘pts.’ 1, 2° © Uses ieee.
1929; EH unp. 14864; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 27224
Bimba gentil....; di Federica, testo
di A. Boschetti, musica di Franz
Lehir, of Hungary. © May 8, 1929;
1e. July 16; E for. 7952; Casa mu-
sicale Mauro, Rome. 27225
Bimba gentil; giava, di Federica, pa-
role di A. Boschetti, musica di Franz
Lehir, of Hungary; mand. 4to. ©
May 8, 1929; 1c. July 16; E for.
7948; Casa musicale Mauro, Rome.
27226
Bimbo (Il); waltz, by I. Iacapraro;
pf. © 1c. Dec. 27, 1929; BE unp.
15050; Ida Iacapraro, New York.
rips
Bird (The) at the fountain; 4 la vo-
lette, from French Canada, adapted
and arr. by G. A. Grant-Schaefer ;
pf. © Dec. 9, 1929; 2 ce. Dec. 12;
E pub. 11501; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 27228
Bird (The) of hope; poem by Charles
Swain, music by Rossetter G. Cole;
mixed voices. 4to. © Nov. 1, 1929;
2c Oct. 11; E pub. 10617; Henry
Thomas FitzSimons, Chicago. 27229
Bisschen (Hin) seide- und darin du!
lied und slow-fox, text von Wilhelm
Sterk, musik von Willy Engel-
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
mo. 12, 1929
27253
Berger, of Austria. © Aug. 12,
1929; 1 ce. Sept. 21; E for. 7832;
Wiener bohéme-verlag, Vienna.
7230
Black Annie; words and music by Bud
Landress. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dee. 7, 1929; E unp. 14362;
Southern music pub. co., inec., New
York. 27231
Black Maria blues; words by Beekie
Beekman [pseud. of Milton Mayer
Beekman], music by Bill Jemison
[i.e. W. Z. Jemison. Photostat] ©
1 ec. Dec. 11, 1929; E unp. 14332;
William Zimmerman Jemison, Wash-
ington. 21232
Blanea flor; letra y musica de Timo-
teo Flores, of Mexico, domiciled at
El Paso; pf. [Photostat] © Dec.
10, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 16; E pub. 11571;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
27233
Bless, O my soul; hymn anthem,
words by Isaac Watts, music by
Eugene F. Marks; mixed voices.
4to. © Dec. 16, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 18;
E pub. 11759; Theodore Presser €0.,
Philadelphia. 27234
Blessed art Thou, O Lord; words from
I Chron., music by J. Christopher
Marks; mixed voices, with organ
ace. © Dec. 16, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 18;
E pub. 11763; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 27235
Blue (The) and the Gray; march, by
F. A. Schiefelbein; pf. © Dec. 12,
1929; 2 e. Dec. 14; E pub. 11557;
Schiefelbein pub. co., Millvale, Pa.
27236
Blue Danube; by Johann Strauss, arr.
by Joseph Nussbaum; orch. pis.,
with pf. conductor. © Nov. 18, 1929;
1 e. Nov. 22, 1 «. Dee. 11; E pub.
11476; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd.,
London. 27237
Blue devil rag; melody by F. A.
Turner. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1929; E
unp. 14978; Southern music pub. co.,
ine., New York. 27238
Blue eyes get red red ready for love;
words by Charles O’Flynn, music by
Al Hoffman; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Dec. 2, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 3; E pub.
11265; Davis, Coots & Engel, inc.,
New York. 27239
Blue goose blues; words and music by
Jesse Thomas. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp.
14988; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 27240
Blue lover; words and music by S.
Loser. [Words and melody only]
©1c. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14861;
Shiela Loser, San Francisco. 27241
Blue moments; words by Joseph Hoff-
man and Harry Filler, music by
Margie E. Morris and Frank Capano.
© 1c. Dec. 14, 1929; If unp. 14473;
Broadway music corp., New York.
27242
Blue Monday; words by A. Spinelli,
music by Phillip Starr. © 1c. Dee.
9, 1929; EH unp. 14261; Albert Spi-
nelli, Philadelphia. 27243
Blue nights; melody by Hayes Alvis.
© 1c. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14936;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. « 27244
Blue (The) of the bluebells in her
wonderful eyes; words by N. Krus-
chke, music by Harry Clifford. ©
1 ec. Dee. 16, 1929; E unp. 14515;
Norma Kruschke, Waldo, Wis.
27245
Blue plate blues; by Jerome Bramson ;
melody, with pf. acc. © 1 ec. Dee.
23, 1929; E unp. 15015; George
Bramson, New York. 27246
Blue (The) tango; text av Nils
Sverker, musik av Leon Nené, of
Sweden; pf. [Swedish text] ©
- Nov. 30, 1929; 1 ce. Dec. 26; EH for.
7967; Reuter & Reuter, Stockholm,
Sweden. 27247
Blue, turning grey over you; words by
Andy Razaf, music by Thomas Wal-
ler. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Dec. 3, 1929; E unp. 13958; Joe
Davis, New York. 27248
Blumenlese; yon Julius Weiss, bearb.
u. neu zusammengestellt von Ferdi-
nand Ktiichler, of Germany, op. 38;
2 violinen u. klavier. heft 1,2. ©
Jan. 2, 1929; 1 ec. each Dee. 10; E
for. 7812, 7813; C. F. Peters, Leip-
zig. 27249, 27250
Bohacki winkopletyny; melody by P.
Humeniuk. © 1 ec. Dec. 27, 1929;
E unp. 15047; Paul Humeniuk, New
York. 27251
Bohacki zaruczyny; by P. Humeniuk
[Words and melody] © 1 ¢. Dec.
27,.1929; E unp. 15046; Paul Hu-
meniuk, New York. 27252
Boli mé hilavitka; valtik, arr. by
Joseph Paul Elsnic; concertina. ©
Dec. 10, 1929; 2 c.‘Dec.-314; EH pub.
12096; Vitak-Hlsnie co., Chicago.
27253
1441 ©
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27254
pt. 117, n. s., v. 24
Bon soir; words and music by C. Ma-
duro, of Netherlands, domiciled at
New. York. [English and Spanish
text. Photostat] © 1c Dec. 26,
1929; E unp. 14869; Charles Maduro,
New York. 27254
Bonnie blue eyes; words and music
by K. H. Noe. [Words and melody
only] © 16. Dec. 9, 1929; E unp.
14250; Kingdon H. Noe, Iola, Kan.
27255
Bonnjazz; musik ay Fryckman och
Karl Wehle, both of Sweden; pf.
© 1c. Dec. 26, 1929; HE unp. 14885;
Ernst Rolfs musikforlags, a. b.,
Stockholm, Sweden. . 27256
Bonny Portmore; words by David
Stevens, music arr. by Charles Rep-
per, from ancient Irish air; sop.,
alto and bar. 4to. © Dec. 23, 1929;
2c. Jan. 2, 1930; E pub. 12104; C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 27257
Bono (La) polka; arr. by K. Echtner,
of Czechoslovakia, domiciled at Chi-
cago. 4to. 1. Orch. pts.—2. Band
pts. © Sept. 28, 1929; 2 c. each Oct.
7; E pub. 9770, 9771; Vitak-Elsnic
co., Chicago. 27258, 27259
Booperaboop; words by George Wagg-
ner, music by Gus Edwards. © 1.
Dec. 6, 1929; E unp. 14094; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver City,
Calif. 27260
Borinquen; marcha tipica, letra y
musica de F. Mesorana; pf. © Dec.
17, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 19; E pub. 11689;
Florencio Mesorana, San Juan, Porto
Rico. 27261
Bosphorus; by Sam A. Perry; pf. con-
ductor. ©1ce. Dec. 23, 1929; E unp.
14761; Universal pictures corp., Uni-
versal City, Calif. 27262
Boton de Rosa; lyric and music by C.
G. Aceves, of Mexico. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Dee. 4, 1929;
E unp. 14089; Carlos G. Aceves, New
York. 27263
Boze moi; words and music by L. Fein-
gold. [Words and melody only]
(8 DwIN2)
© 1c. Dec. 17, 1929; E unp. 14561;
Lipa Feingold, Brooklyn. 27264
Braddock’s defeat; patriotic cantata,
text by Frederick H. Martens, mu-
sic by Henry P. Cross; sop., alto
and bass. 4to. © Nov. 14, 1929;
2 c. Nov. 23; BH pub. 11114; Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 27265
Brahms (Johannes) Hungarian dances,
nos. 5 & 6; arr. by Ernest Reeves,
of Great Britain; violin, cello and
pf. © Nov. 20, 1929; 1 e Dee. 3;
H for. (7714; Walsh, Holmes & co,
ltd., London. 27266
—— Symphony number one; op. 68, ed.
and annotated by Percy Goetschius ;
in C min.; pf. Copyright is based
upon new matter of Percy Goets-
chius, namely, his interpretation rep-
resented in the legible notation there-
of contained in the copies filed.
Dec. 7, 1929; 2 e Dec. 18; E pub.
11911; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
27267
Briar Rose; opera fantasy, in a prolog
and 8 acts, book and lyrics by Agnes
Emelie Peterson, music by Louis
Woodson Curtis. 4to. © Sept. 11,
1929; 2 c. Sept. 13; D pub. 27491;
John Church co., Cincinnati. 27268
Bridal (The) of Weetamoo; choral
song, text by John Greenleaf Whit-
tier, music by Percy H. Fletcher, of
Great Britain; women’s voices. ©
Sept. 10, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 17; E pub.
11101; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
27269
Brighten up and smile; words by J. D.
Olsen, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Dec. 14,
1929; E unp. 14478; James D. Olsen,
Mexico, Me. 27270
Brightest and best of the sons of the
morning; words by R. Heber, music
by J. N. Pierce; unison voices. 8vo.
© Dee. 25, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 28; E pub.
12020; Jason Noble Pierce, Wash-
ington. 212tt
Brightly dreams; words and music by
P. P. Bliss. [Words and melody
only] ©1e¢. Dee. 26, 1929; E unp.
15003 ; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 27272
Bring back those dreams; lyrics and
music by Brook Louis [pseud. of
Mrs. Shearer] © Dec. 16, 1929; 2c.
Jan. 2, 1930; E pub. 12103; Edwin
F. Kalmus, New York. 272738
Bring him back here; words by Lou
Davis, music by Harold Arlen.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e«.
Dec. 20, 1929; E unp. 14680; George
& Arthur Piantadosi, ine., New York.
27274
Broadway Beau Brummell; words by
J. Mooney, music by I. Holbein.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
1442
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
Nov. 20, 1929; H unp. 14607 ; James
Mooney and Ida Holbein, New York.
27275
Broken dreams; waltz, words by B.
Clarey, music by Ira Taylor. ©1c.
Dec. 10, 1929; E unp. 14284; Bert
Clarey, Deer Lodge, Mont. 27276
Brook (The) ; words tr. from the Span-
ish by Henry W. Longfellow, music
by Joseph Jean Gilbert; with flute
obbl. © Dec. 14, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 12;
E pub. 11895; Richard Drake Saun-
ders, Los Angeles. 27277
Brooklet’s song; by William Baines;
pt. © Dec. 18, 1929; 2 c, Dec. 20;
E pub. 11803; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 27278
Brown roads, yes brown roads, but
they lead right to my home; lyric
by Evelyn Sant, music by Alvah
Sant. [Photostat] © 1. Dee. 9,
1929; E-unp. 14199; Alvah Gene-
vieve Sant, New York. 27279
Brussels (Iris) Nocturne; pf. ©le
Dec. 4, 1929; E unp. 14685; Iris
Brussels, Paterson. 27280
Bruten (En) ros; slow fox-trot, text
ay Sven-Olof Sandberg, musik av
Torbern Cassel och Sven-Olof Sand-
berg, both of Sweden; pf. © Jan.
2, 1929; 1 e. Nov. 19; E for. 7718;
Edition Sylvain, Stockholm, Sweden.
27281
Buddy mine; words by Aneurin
Davies, music by K. E. Romkey. ©
1 « Dee. 5, 1929; H unp. 14054;
Katherine E. Romkey, Muskegon,
Mich. 27282
Buddy of mine; words by S. Pugden,
music by Hugene Platzman. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Dee. 12,
1929; E unp. 14421; Sally Pugden,
Buffalo. 27283
Bull’n the bear; words and music by
J. Spitz, and Clarence M. Jones. ©
Dec. 10, 1929; 2 ce. Dec. 18; E pub.
11511; Joel Spitz, Glencoe, Ill.
27284
Bumblebee (The); by M. L. Preston;
pf. © Nov. 25, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 27;
E pub. 11202; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 27285
Bunch (A) of good fellows are we;
words and music by A. J. Hanagan.
© Dec. 5, 1929; 2 e. Dec. 11; E pub.
11465; Alonzo J. Hanagan, Lock-
port, N. Y. 27286
91207—30——_2
27297
Bunker Hill blues; words and music¢
by F. Stokes. [Words and melody
only] ©1c¢. Dee. 26, 1929; E unp.
14930; Southern music pub. co., ine,
New York. 27287
Burglar (The) ; by Sam A. Perry; pf.
conductor. © 1 ¢. Dec. 23, 1929;
EK unp. 14772; Universal pictures
corp., Universal City, Calif. 27288
Burlesca; di Alfeo Cappelletti, of
Italy ; salon orch. parti, con pf. con-
duttore. 4to. © Oct. 8, 1929; 1 «.
Dec. 11; E for. 7840; Casa editrice
Alfonso Drago, Magenta, Italy.
27289
Burlesque; by Louis Rée, of Austria,
op. 40, no. 4; rhythmie orch. of toy
instruments and pf., with teacher’s
se. 4to. © Dec. 16, 1929; 2 ¢ Dee.
18; E pub. 11750; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 27290.
Burlesque humor; by Gerard Car-
bonara; pf. or organ conductor pt.
© Dec. 17, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 20; EB
pub. 11727; Robbins music corp.,
New York. 27291
Burning kisses; true confession song,
- words and music by S. Sherwin.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14865; Sterling
Sherwin, Santa Monica, Calif.
27292.
Burns (A) reverie; to Mary in heaven,
words by Robert Burns, music by
A. U. Mackinnon, of Great Britain,
domiciled at Newark, N. J. no. 1,
in G.—no. 2, in B flat. © Oct. 8,
1929; 1 c. each Oct. 238, 1 c each
Nov. 30; E pub. 11490; Andrew U.
Mackinnon, Newark, N. J. 27293.
Busco novia; por Pioquinto Gonzalez,
sr., of Mexico, domiciled at Hl Paso;
pf. [Photostat] © Dec. 10, 1929;
2 ¢. Dec. 16; E pub. 11572; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 27294
Busy (The) bee; by James H. Rogers;
pf. ‘© Dec. 16, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 18;
EK pub. 11775; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 27295.
Buttercup waltz; by Rob Roy Peery;
violin and pf. © Nov. 25, 1929; 2 c.
Nov. 27; E pub. 11222; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 27296.
Buttons; melody by Stanley Bennett.
© 1c. Dec. 26, 1929; E ump. 14986;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 27297
1443
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27298
Buy, buy, my baby; or, Bye, bye, my
baby, words and music by N. M.
Gregg. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dec. 5, 1929; E unp. 14049;
Norma Marguerite Gregg, Holly-
wood, Calif. 27298
By the lotus pool; by Minnie T.
Wright, arr. by Adolf Schmid; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. © Nov. 12,
1929; 2 c. Nov. 16; E pub. 11181;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 27299
By the rivers of Babylon; anthem,
words from Psalm 1387, music by
Lazare Saminsky, of Russia, domi-
ciled at New York, op. 33, no. 1;
‘gop. and bar. soli, mixed cho., organ
or pf., cello, trumpet and harp. 4to.
© Nov. 29, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 28; HE
pub. 11976; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 27300
Bye, baby, bye; song, by Clarence N.
McHose; in F. © Nov. 25, 1929; 2 ¢.
Nov. 27; E pub. 11216; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 27301
Caballero (El) ; by Sam A. Perry, arr.
by W. F. Schiller; pf. © 1 ¢. Dec.
23, 1929; E unp. 14794; Universal
pictures corp., Universal City, Calif.
27302
Calico blues; words by H. M. Butler,
music by Samuel H. Speck. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Oct.
31, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 5;.E pub. 11443;
Elizabeth M. Butler, Chincoteague,
Va. 27303
Call (The) of love; by Dave Broekman
and Sam A. Perry; pf. conductor. ©
1 ec. Dec. 28, 1929; E unp. 14792;
Universal pictures corp., Universal
City, Calif. 27304
Call (The) to Christmas; words anon.,
music by J. L. Swihart. © Dec. 15,
1929; 2 ec. Dee. 16; E pub. 11647;
J. Lawrence Swihart, Evanston, Ill.
27305
Call (The) to praise; hymnal for chil-
dren’s division, by C. Austin Miles,
words and music by various authors.
8vo. © Nov. 20, 1929; 2 ¢. and aff.
Dec. 9; A 16272; Hall-Mack co.,
Philadelphia. 27306
Call (The) to service; hymn, words by
Alice Jean Mowat, music by B. D.
Ackley. © Nov. 8, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
19; E pub. 11699; Hope pub. co.,
Chicago. 27307
Cameo queen of Orleans; words by F.
Coty, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Dec. 14,
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
1929; E unp. 14479; Freda Coty,
Niagara Falls, N. Y. 27308
Canary (The) ; words anon., music by
Paul Tonner; pf. © Dee. 16, 1929;
2 ec. Dec. 18; E pub. 11684; Clayton
F. Summy co., Chicago. 27309
Candida; words by Rose Clopman,
music by P. Ferazzoly. © 1. Dee.
3, 1929; E unp. 13961; Peter Feraz-
zoly, Mount Vernon, N. Y. _ 27310
Candlelight ; words by Robert Sour and
Edward Heyman, music by John W.
Green; pf. and ukulele ace. © Nov.
27, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 30; E pub. 11142;
Harms, inc., New York. 27311
Candy-tufts; by Walter Rolfe; pf. ©
Noy. 26, 1929; 2 ce. Dec. 5; E pub.
11398 ; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
27312
Can’t you love me like you love some-
one else; words and music by Bobbie
Jacquet [pseud. of C. Jacobs] ©
1c. Sept. 26, 1929; EH unp. 11322;
Cecille Jacobs, Chicago. 27313
Canzone (La) di Lilly; fox-canzone,
parole di A. Franci, musica di Al-
fredo Canepa, of Italy; orch. parti.
4to. © Apr. 24, 1929; 1c. July 16;
E for. 7947; Societéa editrice musi-
cale Mediolana, Milan. 27814
Car (The) ride; by Paul Valdemar,
of Great Britain; rhythmic orch. of
toy instruments and pf., with teach-
er’s sc. 4to. © Dec. 16, 1929; 2 ce.
Dec. 18; E pub. 11748; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 27315
Carin’ for you; words and music by
J. Gilbert. © 1c. Aug. 6, 1929; E
unp. 13970; Justine Gilbert, Port-
land, Or. 27316
Carmela; letra y musica de Rafael
Mayat, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles; pf. [Photostat] © Dec.
10, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 16; E pub. 11573;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
27317
Carmela; waltz, words and music by
Gertrude E. Myers, arr. by Cornel
Tanassy, jr.; orch. pts. © Oct. 24,
1929; 2 ec. Oct. 31; E pub. 11449;
Mills music, ine., New York. 27318
Carmelita tango; by Sam A. Perry;
pf. conductor. © 1c. Dec. 23, 1929;
EK ounp. 14752; Universal pictures
eorp., Universal City, Calif. 27319
Carmelita, you’re my own; lyrics and
music by R. W. Bronson. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Dee. 28,
1929; EH unp. 14811; C. E. Carrico
1444
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
and R. Willard Bronson, Hollywood,
Calif. - 27320
Carmen; por Pioquinto Gonzalez, sr.,
of Mexico, domiciled at El Paso;
pf. [Photostat] © Dec. 10, 1929; 2c.
Dee. 16: E pub. 11574; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 27321
Carolers (The); words and music by
W. E. Arnaud; mixed voices. Cd.
534 in. by 434 in. © Dec. 23, 1929;
2 ec. Dec. 26; E pub. 11876; Wm. E.
Arnaud, Atlanta. 27322
Carolina baby; words and music by
E. Babler. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Dec. 9, 1929; E unp.
14239; Etta Babler, Belleville, Wis.
27323
Cascade (La); by Denis Dupré, arr.
by Henry S. Fry; organ. © Nov.
25, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 27; E pub. 11218;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
27324
Castles in the air; words and music
by Gene Fayth [pseud. of F. E.
Trumble], arr. by Goodell. ©1e.
Noy. 22, 1929; HE unp. 15105; Faith
BE. Trumble, Chicago. 27325
Cat (The) ; musical recitation, words
by Harriet Birdsey, music by Helen
Wing. © Dec. 16, 1929; 2 ec. Dec.
18; E pub. 11765; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 27326
Catfish whiskers ; melody by J. Wilson.
© 1c. Dee. 26, 1929; E unp. 14952;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 27327
‘Cause I’m in love; words and music
by H. B. Tuthill. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Dec. 9, 1929; E
unp. 14244; Hazel B. Tuthill, Mat-
titmels, Ls /\F5 Ni. 27328
Cavaliers (Les); by Christiaan
Kriens; orch. pts. © Nov. 29, 1929;
2c. Deel 2° pub. '11095;- Atlas
music corp., New York. 27329
Caverna sweetheart; words and music
by A. Gallegos. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Dee. 21, 1929; E unp.
14713; Arthur Gallegos, Madrid,
N. M. 27330
Cellist (The) ; by Virginia Wines Sco-
vill; pf. © Oct. 28, 1929; 2 c. Dec.
28; E pub. 11980; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. Bla.
Centro social mexicano; por Pioquinto
Gonzalez sr., of Mexico, domiciled
at El Paso; pf. [Photostat] ©
27343
Dee. 10, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 16; E pub.
11575; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
27332
Chains; words by Donald Hartman,
music by Albert Goodhart. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Dee. 18,
1929; E unp. 14622; Al Goodhart
and Don Hartman, Flushing, L. LI.,
ee Y. 27333
Xayern ayarn; tango, words and music
by Spyro Ioannidi, of Italy. © Sept.
25, 1929; 1 c. Oct.°3; E for. 7381;
Alector pub. co., New York. 27334
Chancla (La); letra y musica de Ti-
moteo Fernandez, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at El Paso; pf. [Photostat]
© Dee. 10, 1929; 2 ce. Dec. 16; E
pub. 11576; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 21335
Chanson de Blaisine; de D. de Séverac,
arr. par S. Chapelier, of France;
petit orch. parties, avec pf. conduc-
ieur. 4to.. © ‘Oct: 312,(1929; 1 -c.
Noy. 16; E for. 7836; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. 27336
Chansons canadiennes; French-Cana-
dian folk songs, collected by Marius
Barbeau, English words by Paul
England, arr. by Healey Willan, of
Canada. v. 1, 2. © Sept. 25, 1929;
1 c. each Sept. 23; E for. 7777, 7778;
Frederick Harris co., London.
21331, 27338
Chant of the desert; by H. E. Giam-
matteo; pf. © 1c. Dec. 14, 1929;
BE unp. 14474; Hercules E. Giammat-
teo, Brooklyn. 27339
Chanticleer; festival overture, by
Daniel Gregory Mason, op. 27; orch.
Se. Boston—New York, C. C. Birch-
ard & cod. ‘©’ Nov. 12, 1929; 2 ¢
Nov. 29; E pub. 11871: Juilliard
musical foundation, New York. -
27340
Chapel (The) on the hill; words and
music by C. EH. Fidler. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Dec. 16, 1929;
E unp. 14491; Charles H. Fidler,
Nashville. 27341
Chariot (The) race; by M. L. Preston;
pf. © Dec. 16, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 18;
E pub. 11792; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 27342
Charming; from Devil may are,
words by Clifford Grey, music by
Herbert Stothart; pf. acc. with
ukulele arr. by Hank Linet. © Dec.
11, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 13; E pub. 11509;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 27343
1445
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27344
Charms; waltz, by Harold M. Smith;
pf. © Dec. 5, 1929; 2 ¢. Dee. 9;
E pub. 11420; A. W. Perry’s sons,
Sedalia, Mo. 27344
Chasing the sunbeam; rondoletto, by
Marie Crosby, op. 70, no. 1; pf. ©
Dec: 9, 1929-2". Dees 1+ 7B pub.
11540; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
27345
Chassidish; by George Perlman; vio-
lin, with pf. acc. © Oct. 28, 1929;
2c. Dec. 28; H pub. 11998; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 27346
Che lagnusa me mugheri; canzone
Siciliana, versi e musica di R. Gioio-
sa, of Italy, domiciled at New York;
violin. © 1c. Dec. 31, 1929; E unp.
15117; Rosina Gioiosa, New York.
273847
Chérie; by Bert Fiske and Sam A.
Perry; pf. ©1e. Dee. 23, 1929; EB
unp. 14791; Universal pictures corp.,
Universal City, Calif. 273848
Cherry blossom time; American light
opera in 8 acts, book and lyrics by
Genevieve Farnell [i. e. G. F. Bond],
musical se. by R. Bond. Vocal sc.
© 1c. Oct. 19, 1929; D unp. 27629;
Genevieve Farnell Bond and Rollin
Bond, Washington. 27349
Cherry blossoms; words and music by
M. Nesom. © Dec. 26, 1929; 2 c¢.
Dec. 30; E pub. 12025; Maud Ne-
som, Daytona Beach, Fla. 27350
Cherubini (Maria Luigi Carlo Zenobie
Salvatore) Anakreon; ouverture
zur oper, arr. von Leopold Wen-
inger, of Austria; orch. stimmen, mit
violine 1 direction. © Nov. 4, 1929;
1c. Noy. 27; E for. 7712; Anton J.
Benjamin, Leipzig. 27351
Chiariti lunare; notturno, di Fran-
cesco Santoliquido, of Italy; violino
e pf. © Dee. 3, 1929; 1 ce. Dec. 4;
E for. 7789; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
27352
Chickie, we want you back again;
words and music by Charles New-
man, Ken Lee Robinson and Erwin
Barg, arr. by Bert Peters; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Dec. 10, 1929; 2 ¢.
Dec. 13; E pub. 11674; Milton Weil
music co., Chicago. 27353
Children’s examinations in Greek
dance; music by Mary Starling, of
Great Britain; pf. © Nov. 15, 1929;
1c. Dec. 5; BE for. 7863; Assn. of
teachers of the revived Greek dance,
London. 27354
pt. Ill, n. s., v. 24
Children’s suite; by A. Gibbs, of Great
Britain; pf. 1. Breakfast. [2 oth-
ers] © Noy. 380, 1929; 1 ¢. Noy. 29;
EK for. 7906; Armstrong Gibbs, Dan-
bury, Essex, England. 27355.
Chimes (The) of love; by Stephen
Heller, op. 47, no. 23; pf., with bio-
graphical sketch, glossary, fingering,
phrasing, pedaling, annotations on.
poetic idea, form and structure and
method of study, by Arthur Edward
Johnstone. © Oct. 25, 1929; 2 «.
Oct. 30; aff. Nov. 25; AA’ 30405;
Art publication soc., Clayton, Mo.
27356.
Chinampera; corrido, letra de EB. Cor-
tazar, misica de L. Barcelata, of
Mexico, domiciled at New York. ©
1c. Dec. 2, 1929; EH unp. 13902; Lo-
renzo Barcelata, Mexico City, Mex-
ico. 27357
Chinese episode; words by Clifford
Grey, music by Herbert Stothart;
with dance for pf. © 1c. Dee. 23,
1929; E unp. 14817; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., Culver City, Calif.
27358
Chinita no seas asi; letra y musica de
Raul Perez, of Mexico, domiciled at
El Paso; pf. [Photostat] © Dec.
10, 1929; 2 c Dec. 16; E pub. 11577;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
27359
Chink walk; by jAloigs Reiser; full
orch. pts. 4to. © Sept. 17, 1929;
2 c@ Dec. 28;, E pth 1f9T9 ware
Fischer, inc., New York. 27360
Chiquitita; letra y musica de Jorge
Sesar, of Mexico, domiciled at El
Paso; pf. [Photostat] © Dec. 10,
1929; 2 ec Dee. 16; E pub. 11578;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 27361
Choosing you; words and music by
C. O. Knudson and Russell R. Cook.
[Words and melody only] ©l1e.
Dec. 17, 1929; E unp. 14570; Clar-
ence O. Knudson, Chicago. 27362
Chopin (Frédéric Francois) While
stars keep their vigil; nocturne in HB
flat, op. 9, no. 2, arr. by Mary Helen
Brown; sop. solo and 8 pt. women’s
cho., with violin. 4to. © Dec. 16,
1929; 2 ec. Dec. 18; E pub. 11758;
Theodore Presser ¢co., Philadelphia.
273638
Chorale for organ; by Constance Ruli-
son [i. e. lL. C. Rulison] © June
28, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 17; E pub. 11662;
Lucy Constance Rulison, New York.
27364
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
Christ and Him crucified ; hymn, words
by C. F. Warren, music by H. G.
Tovey. © Nov. 1, 1929; 2 e. Dec,
26; E pub. 11883; Herbert G. Tovey,
Eagle Rock, Calif. 27365
‘Christelflein (Das); von Hans Pfitz-
ner, of Germany, bearb. von Walther
Hirschberg, of Germany; pf., with
words. (Musik fiir alle, nr. 278)
Nr. 1. Aus der ouvertiire.. [5 others]
© Dec. 6, 1929; 1 ce. Dec. 23; BE for.
7959; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin.
27366
‘Christmas; songs, music by S. J. Lin-
coln. The darling of the world. [38
others] © Nov. 15, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
22: E pub. 11228; Sara J. Lincoln,
Amherst, N. H. 27367
‘Christmas (A) carol; words and music
by E. L. Mudge. © Dec. 16, 1929;
2c. Dee. 17; E pub. 11677; HE. Leigh
Mudge, Cincinnati. 27368
Christmas (A) carol; words by R.
Saunders, sr., music by Richard
Saunders, jr.; mixed voices. 4to. ©
Wee. 14, 19295 2 c. Dec. 27: BH pub.
11893; Richard Saunders, Los An-
geles. 27369
Christmas carols; [compiled] by Laura
Bryant, ed. by Amer. bk. co. 8vo.
© Noy. 26, 1929; 2 c. and aff.-Dec.
2: A 16155; American book co., New
York. [© revision] 27370
Christmas fantasy; by Theodore F.
Meier; violin, pf. or organ ace. ©
Dec. 17, 1929; 2 «. Dec. 20; BH pub.
11818; Theodore F. Meier, St. Paul,
Minn. 27371
‘Christmas hymns and earols; [com-
piled] by R. Bentley. © Dec. 17
1929: 2c. and aff. Dec. 19; AA 30574%
Richard Bentley, Lake Forest. Il.
27372
Christmas (The) seal bell-man; words
by Mrs. J. R. McGiffert, music by
Henry Williams. © Nov. 20, 1929;
2c. Nov. 22; E pub. 11686; Gertrude
Yates McGiffert, Duluth, Minn.
Fiat
Chuparrosa (La); letra y musiea de
Rafael Mayat. of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles; pf. [Photostat]
© Dec. 10, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 16; E pub.
11579; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
27374
Church (The) and its kingdom; lyric
and music by Elder Burch. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Dec. 26,
1929; E unp. 14853; United pub. co.,
New York. 27375
27386
Church (The) in the wildwood; by
Wm. S. Pitts, paraphrase. arr. by
George F. Briegel: band pts., with
conductor. 4to. © Dec. 30, 1929;
2 e. Dee. 30; E pub. 12024; George
F. Briegel, New York. 27376
Cielo aleman; tango, por Pioquinto
Gonzalez, sr., of Mexico, domiciled at
El Paso; pf. [Photostat] © Dec.
10, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 16; E pub. 11580;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
27377
Cielo (El) lo dispuso; letra y musica
de Rafael Gomez, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at San Diego; pf. [Photostat]
© Dec. 10, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 16; E pub.
11581; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
27378
Cigarette; words and music by A.
Hisenberg. © 1c. Dec. 12, 1929; EB
unp. 14431; Anita Hisenberg, Brook-
lyn. 27379
Circus (The) arrives; by M. L. Pres-
ton; pf. © Dec. 16, 1929; 2c. Dec.
18; E pub. 11790; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 27380
City (A) of pure gold; words and
music by F. W. McGee. [Words and
melody only] ©41c. Dec. 26, 1929;
E unp. 14877; R. S. Peer, New York.
27381
Ciudad de Juaja; letra y musica de
Jose R. Maytt, of Mexico, domiciled
at El Paso; pf. [Photostat] ©
Dec. 10, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 16; E pub.
11582; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
27382
Clavelito; letra y musica de Manuel
Flores, of Mexico, domiciled at El
Paso; pf. [Photostat] © Dec. 10,
1929; 2 c. Dec. 16> EH, pub. tioss';
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
27383
Cleburne Rose; words and music by
J. R. Rose. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Nov. 19, 1929; E ump.
14549; John Richardi Rose, Cle-
burne, Tex. 27384
Close (The) of the day; words and
musie by C. Ide. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Dec. 28, 1929; EB
unp. 15071; Charles Ide, Stonington,
Conn. 27385
Closer to heay’n; words and music by
Rex Burr and Earle Durham, of
Great Britain; pf. aece., with ukulele
arr. by R. S. Stoddon. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Oct. 15,
1929: len Oct: Bi; Motor T7713 B.
Feldman & co., London. 27386
1447
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27387
Cloud messengers; by César Antono-
vitch Cui, English version by Miriam
Chase, ed. by H. Clough-Leighter ;
mixed voices, a cappella. © July 12,
1929; 2 ce. Dec. 23; E pub. 7904; EH.
C. Schirmer music co., Boston.
273887
Clouds; lyric by Sidney Stone Field,
music by Hans L. Bilger. © Dec.
14, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 16; E pub. 11560;
E. Morris music pub. co., inc., New
York. 27388
Clover-bloom ; march, by Walter Rolfe;
pf. © Nov. 26, 1929; 2 c Dec. 5; EB
pub. 11394; G. Schirmer, inc., New
York. 27389
Coaster (The); by William Baines;
pf. © Dee. 18, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 20;
EK pub. 11802; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 27390
Cocuyito; huapango, letra de E. Cor-
tazar, musica de L. Barcelata, of
Mexico, domiciled at New York; pf.
© 1c. Dec. 2, 1929; E unp. 13907;
Lorenzo Barcelata, Mexico City,
Mexico. 27391
Cog (The) to the wheel of misfortune;
words by C. F. Williams, music by
Hugene Platzman. [Words and mel-
ody only], © 1c. Dec. 6, 1929; E
unp. 14101; Cornie Ford Williams,
Syracuse, N. Y. 27392
Collection of Italian and Neapolitan
songs for mandolin; compiled and
arr. by A. de Martino, of Italy.
Serie 96. 8vo. © Oct. 1, 1929; 1 ¢.
Dec. 5; E for. 7732; Italian book
co., New York. : 27393
Serie’ 97. 4to. ©) Oc: 1,
1929; 1 ce. Dec. 14; E for. 7898 ; Ital-
ian book co., New York. 27394
—— Serie 98. 4to. © Sept. 20,
1.929.>. 1. .e, Dec. 10s A for. 22900 s
Italian book co., New York. 27395
Collegiate Annie; words and music by
Howy Guy [i.e. H. A. Guy] ©l1e.
Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14880; Howard
Albert Guy, Mansfield, O. 27396
Collegiate love; words by Bobby Heath,
music by Walter Doyle; pf. and uku-
lele acc... ©: Jan. 2, 1930; 20. Dec.
30, 1929; E pub. 12052; Handman,
Kent & Goodman, inc., New York.
27397
Colombine ; menuet, by L. L. Delahaye,
fingering, phrasing, pedaling and an-
notations on form and structure and
interpretation by Arthur Edward
Johnstone; pf. © Aug. 9, 1929; 2 ce.
pt. IIT, 0.s., v. 24
Aug. 14; E pub. 11292; Art publica-
tion soc., Clayton, Mo. 27398
Columbus; school cantata, text by Joa-
quin Miller, music by Elmer S. Hos-
mer ; sop., alto and bass. © Nov. 20,
1929; .2)'¢c. Nov. 2383;°E pub. diss;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 27399
Come, and let us worship; music by
Alexander T. Gretchaninoff, English
adaptation and harmonization by N.
Lindsay Norden; mixed voices. 4to.
© Dee. 14, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 16; EB pub.
11564; Boston music co., Boston.
27400
Come back to me; words and music by
HK. C. Oliver. [Words and melody
only] ©1.. Dee. 9, 1929; E unp.
14242; Ethel C. Oliver, Newburgh,
IND AR. 27401
Come back to Oregon; home coming
song, words and music anon. (In
Songs of our Oregon) © Nov. 18,
1929; 2 c Nov. 23; E pub. 115387;
University of Oregon co-operative
store, Eugene, Or. 27402
Come love, come waltz; words by H.
Wollison, music by Rax Eniatnoff.
© 1c. Dec. 4, 1929; E unp. 14609;
Esther Wollison, New York, and L.
J. Oscar Fontaine, New Bedford,
Mass. 27403
Come to Bethlehem ; Christmas Service
for the Sunday school, with selec-
tions for the choir, words by Grace
Gordon and others, music by A. B.
Dorsey and others. Chicago, Hope
pub. co. © Oct. 5, 1929; 2 ¢. Dee.
9; E pub. 11409; Hall-Mack co.,
Philadelphia. 27404
Come to Jesus; hymn, words by Nobie
Beall Dykes, musie by J. O. Beall.
© Oct. 1, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 6; E pub.
11330; John O. Beall, Samson, Ala.
27405
Come una sigaretta; canzone tango,
versi di Peppino Mendes, musica di
Vittorio Mascheroni, of Italy; pf.
© Dec. 6, 1929; 1 c. Dec. 19; E for.
7983; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
27406
Command me; words by EH. Wollison,
music by L. J. O. Fontaine. ©1c.
Dec. 4, 1929; E unp. 18997; Esther
Wollison, New York, and L. J. Oscar
Fontaine, New Bedford, Mass.
27407
Community (The) church; hymn,
words and music by S. R. Scholes.
© Mar. 31, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 9; E pub.
11437; Samuel R. Scholes, Mounds-
ville, W. Va. 27408
1448
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
27423.
Con esos tts ojos; letra y musica de
C. G. Aceves, of Mexico. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Dee. 13,
1929; E unp. 14446; Carlos G.
Aceves, New York. 27409
Concert variations upon the tune of
London bridge is falling down; by H.
Meyerowitz; pf. © 1 ec. Dee. 17,
1929; E unp. 14572; Harry Meyero-
witz, New York. 27410
Condenada (La); letra. y musica de
Jose R. Maytt, of Mexico, domiciled
at El Paso; pf. [Photostat] ©
Dec. 10, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 16; E pub.
11584; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
27411
Confusion; by Sam A. Perry, arr. by
Pink: pr. © 1 c. Dec: 23, 19295" E
unp. 14786; Universal pictures corp.,
Universal City, Calif. 27412
Congedi; parole di G. A. Borgese,
musica di Enrico Giachetti, of Italy.
© Dec. 14, 1929; 1 c« Dec. 14; E
for. 7861; A. Forlivesi & c., Flor-
ence, Italy. 27413
Congiura (La) dei burloni; scherzo
Ssinfonico, di Amedeo Escobar, of
Italy; piccola orch. parti, con pf.
eonduttore. © Nov. 30, 1929; 1 «¢.
Dee. 19; E for. 7982; A. & G. Carisch
& c., Milan. 27414
Congo love song; composed and arr.
by Tiny Parham [pseud. of H. Stra-
vedore Parham]; orch. pts. © Dec.
2, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 16; E pub. 11651;
Melrose bros. music ¢o., ine., Chi-
- cago. 27415
Consolazioni (Le) dell’ uomo union-
ista; scherzo poetico-musicale, versi
e musica di S. Cabibbo, of Italy,
domiciled at Brooklyn. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Dee. 11, 1929;
E unp. 143820; Salvatore Cabibbo,
Brooklyn. 27416
Coo-coo; by Sam A. Perry, se. by
W. F. Schiller; pf. © 1c Dec.
23, 1929; E unp. 14759; Universai
pictures corp., Universal City, Calif.
27417
Coo-coo no. 2; by Sam A. Perry, sc. by
W. F. Schiller; pf. © 1c. Dec. 23,
1929; E unp. 14753; Universal pic-
tures corp., Universal City, Calif.
27418
Coquetry ; 3 pt. cho., words by Eugene
Field, music by Henry S. Gregor;
women’s voices. © Noy. 12, 1929;
2 ec. Nov. 16; ‘E pub. 11185; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 27419
Coquette (The) ; by Montague Ewing,
of Great Britain; kino-orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and violin 1 con-
ductor. © Oct. 9, 1929; 1 ¢. Dee.
31; E for. 8010; Bosworth & ¢o.,
Leipzig. 27420
Corazon; letra y musica de Emeterio
Fierro, of Mexico, domiciled at San
Diego, Calif.; pf. [Photostat] ©
Dec. 10, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 16; E. pub.
11585; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
27421
Corrine Corrina; words and music by
J. M. Williams and Bo Chatman,
arr. by James Alston. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Dec. 5, 1929;
E unp. 14071; State Street music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 27422
Cotorra (La) ; letra y musica de Con-
rado Varela, of Mexico, domiciled at
Los Angeles; pf. [Photostat] ©
Dec. 10, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 16; E pub.
11586; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
27423
Cottage by the sea; words by M.
Stephens, music by Samuel H. Speck.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Ocr: 25, 1929 2c Dee! 10 Er paw
11521; Marceitta Stephens, Mission,
Tex. 27424
Cottage (A) for sale; lyrics by Larry
Conley, music by Willard Robison.
[Words and melody only] ©1-c.
Dec. 20, 1929; E unp. 14659; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ine,
New York. 27425
Cotton blossoms; by C. Repper; pf. ©
Aug: 2,-1929; 1c. Nov. 16, 1 e Aug,
12; E pub. 11478: Charles Repper,
Boston. 27426
Country dance; by A. Louis Scarmolin;
rhythmic orch. of toy instruments
and pf., with teacher’s se. 4to.
Dec. 16, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 18; E pub.
11751; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 27427
County (The) fair; words and music
by F. Wickham. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c Dec 16, 1929;
E unp. 145387; Florence Wickham,
New York. 27428
Courthouse bump; melody by Jelly-
Roll Morton [pseud. of Ferd Mor-
ton] © 1c. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp.
14982; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 27429
1449
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27430
Coviello (Ambrose)
ain; pf. 1. Swinging. [2 others]
© Nov. 25, 1929; 1 ¢. Dec. 6; E for.
7781; Joseph Williams, Itd., London.
27430 |
Cowboy’s (The) dream; words and
music by Jules Allen and Chas. Cof-
fee. [Words and melody only] ©
1 e. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14991;
Southern music pub. ¢o., inc., New
York. 27431
Cowboys lament; words and music by
Jules Allen. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp.
15010; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 27432
Cozy bungalow; words and music by
S. F. Sackheim. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 12, 1929; E unp.
14274; Sam F. Sackheim, Los An-
geles. 27433
Cradle croon; words and music by
Harry C. Banks, jr.; mixed voices.
4to. © Dec. 16, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 18;
E pub. 11762; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 27434
Crime of the D’Autremont brothers;
words and music by C. and P. John-
son. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14870;
R. 8. Peer, inc., New York. 27435
Croatian Christmas song; o’er wintry
hills, folk song from Jugoslavia, Hng-
lish version by Helen A. Dickinson,
music arr. by Clarence Dickinson ;
mixed voices. 4to. © Dec. 18, 1929;
2..¢.. Dec, 20; Epub.) Lig 20 SEL. NV.
Gray co., New York. 27436
‘Cross (The) of gold; poem by Mary
Viola Harrison, music by Claude
Lapham, arr. by Louis W. Brand;
orch. pts., with male quartette. ©
Dec. 6, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 9; E pub.
11411; DeAryan pub. co., Newport,
Ky. 274387
Cross your fingers; from Sons o’ guns,
words and music by Arthur Swan-
strom, Benny Davis and J. Fred
Coots; pf. and ukulele ace. © Dec.
9, 1929; 2 e. Dec. 10; E pub. 11452;
Davis, Coots & Engel, ine, New
York. 27438
Crows; by V. G. Ladd; pf. © July
1, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 9; E pub. 8441;
Valeria G. Ladd, New York. 27439
Crucified ; hymn, words and music by
Frederick A. Jacobson. © Nov. 28,
Three little cam- |
eos; by A. Coviello, of Great Brit- |
pt. Ill, n. s., v.24
(1929; 2 c Dee. 26; E pub. 11919;
Elden R. Farrar, Chicago. 27440
Crushed roses; words and musie by
M. C. Cochran; in E flat major. ©
1c. Dee. 17, 1929; E unp. 14559;
Martha Cooney Cochran, San An-
tonio. 27441
Cruz (La) de Mayo; arr. by Troy
Sanders; pf. © Dec. 21, 1929; 2 «.
Dec. 26; E pub. 11945; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 27442
Cuando lejos, muy lejos; letra y mu-
sica de Manuel Flores, of Mexico,
domiciled at El Paso; pf. [Photo-
stat] © Dec. 10, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 16;
E pub. 11587; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 27443
Cuarentena (La); 0, Hl mosco de la
fiebre-amariila, jugete critico-comico-
musica en un acto, reduccion de la
zarzuela en dos cuadros y un acto,
eserita por E. Mondragon. (Cover
title:—La stegomya fasciata) ©
1 ec. Nov. 13, 1929; D unp. 27626;
T. M. Juarez, Los Angeles. 27444
Cuckoo (The); for young players,
words and music by Paul Tonner;
pf., without octaves. © Dec. 18,
1929; 2 ec. Dec. 19; E pub. 11781;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
27445
Curious (A) quartet; by J. M. Ingo,
of Italy, domiciled at Boston; 4 vio-
lins. © 1 ce. Dec. 12, 1929; E unp.
14429; Joseph M. Ingo, Boston.
27446
Cutest little baby; words. and music
by S. M. Warner. © 1 c. Dec. 4,
1929; E unp. 14028; Stanley M.
Warner, Columbus, O. 27447
Czirdis; by S. Besrukoff. © 1 e.
Dee. 9, 1929; E unp. 14194; Serge
Besrukoff, Los Angeles. 27448
Czardasszenen; von Jené Hubay, of
Hungary, op. 102, no. 13; violine mit
beg]. des orchesters. Partitur. ©
Oct. 1, 1929; 1 c. Dec. 2; E for. 7889 ;
N. Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
27449
Da! da! words and musie by M. L.
Howard. © 1. Dec. 23, 1929; E
unp. 14815; Mary Lucille Howard,
Wellsburg, W. Va. 27450
Daddy be careful; lyric and music by
Clarke Tate. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Dec. 7, 1929; E unp.
14159; Southern music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 27451
1450
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
27476
Daddy’s last flight ; lullaby, words and
music by Lilief Ker [pseud. of L. F.
Ker] © Dec. 21, 1929; 2 ¢. Dee. 21;
E pub. 11824; Lily Florence Ker,
Washington. 27452
Daisies; waltz, by Walter Rolfe; pf.
© Nov. 26, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 5; E pub.
11395; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
27453
Dance hall shuffle; melody by Clifford
Hayes. ©1c. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp.
14916; Southern music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 27454
Dance in olden style; by Francois de
Breteuil, of France; pf. © Nov. 25,
1929: 2 ce Nova.2¢,;) 4 pub. 11215;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
27455
Dance mood; by G. J. Burg; pf. ©
1 ¢c. Dec. 16, 1929; E unp. 14514;
George Joseph Burg, Redondo
Beach, Calif. 27456
Dance of the bubbles; by M. L. Pres-
ton; pf. © Nov. 25, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
27; E pub. 11205; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelplvia. 27457
Dance of the dwarfs; by George Bag-
nall; pf. © Dee. 16, 1929; 2 «.
Dec. 18; E pub. 11799; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 27458
Dance of the rebbitzen; traditional
dance, by George Perlman; violin,
with pf. acc. © Oct. 28, 1929; 2 «.
Dec. 28; E pub. 11997; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 27459
Dancing fireflies; by Carl Wilhelm
Kern, op. 606, no. 4; pf. © Dec. 18,
1929; 2 ec. Dec. 20; E pub. 11812;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
27460
Dancing (The) school; by Cyrus S.
Mallard; pf. © Dec. 16, 1929; 2 e.
Dee. 18; E pub. 11787; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 27461
Dancing time; by George F. Hamer;
pf. © Nov. 25, 1929; 2c. Nov. 27;
E pub. 11208; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 27462
Dancing with you; words by Benee
Russell, music by Vincent Rose and
Joseph Meyer. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Dee. 12, 1929; E unp.
14433; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
27463
Danmark; by Fini Henriques, arr. by
Emil Reesen, of Denmark; salon
orch. pts. 4to. © Nov. 1, 1929; 1c.
Novy. 20; E for. 7743; Wilhelm Han-
sen, Copenhagen. 27464
Danse ‘eoquette; by Louis Victor Saar,
op. 127b; pf. © Dec. 16, 1929; 2 ¢.
Dec. 18; E pub. 11781; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 27465
Danse des valets; by Eduard Poldini,
transcribed by Edouard Hesselberg ;
2 pfs., 4 hands. © Sept. 24, 1929;
2 ec. Dec. 28; E pub. 11981; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 27466.
Danse grazioso; by I. Brussels; pf. ©
1c. Dec. 4, 1929; E unp. 14686; Iris
Brussels, Paterson. 27467
Danzas tropicales; by J. Elie, of Haiti,
domiciled at New York; violin. ©
1 e. Dec. 12, 1929; E unp. 14464; Jus-
tin Elie, New York. 27468
Dark eyes (Oun uepHEIH, Ou ACHEIA);
also known as Black eyes, English
lyrics by Carol Raven, music arr. by
A. Fassio, arr. for pf. solo by L. Kun,
of Hungary, domiciled at New York.
© Dec. 2, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 3; E pub.
11276; Edward B. Marks music co.,
New York. 27469
Dark keys among the white; novelty
solo, by A. Damesek; pf. © 1 «
Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14867; Abbe
Damesek, New York. 27470
Darling, I still love you; words and
music by A. Bernhardt. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Oct. 29,
1929; 2 e. Dee. 5; E pub. 11445;
Antoinette Bernhardt, Wallace, Mich.
27471
Darling will you be mine; words and
music by F. Caraciolo. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dee. 9, 1929;
EH unp. 14245; Frank Caraciolo,
Brockway, Pa. 27472
Daughter of mine; from The talk of
Hollywood, words and music by Al
Piantadosi, Nat Carr and Jack Glo-
gau. © Dec. 9, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 9; E
pub. 11481; Triangle music pub. co.,
ine., New York. 27473
Daughter of mine; words and music
by Nat Carr, Al Piantadosi and Jack
Glogau. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dec. 4, 1929; E unp. 14029;
Triangle music pub. co., ine., New
York. 2TATA
Davise (Hugo) Four preludes; ed. by
Richard Drake Saunders; pf.
Nov. 25, 1929; 2 ce. Nov. 22; HE pub.
11870; Walter A. Quincke, Los An-
geles. 27475
Dawn of love; words by Arthur Schen-
er, music by F. C. Jahn. ©1ce. Dee.
19, 1929; E unp. 14666; Frances Carl
Jahn, New York. 27476
1451
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27477
Dawn on Mystic Lake; by Esther C.
Benson; pf., 8 hands. © Nov. 30,
1929; 2 ec. Dec. 2; E pub. 11086; Bos-
ton music ¢o., Boston. 27477
Dawning day; reverie, by H. C. From-
mel, arr. by Geo. H. Sanders, of
Great Britain; orch. pts. © Nov.
12, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 15; E pub. 11252;
Belwin, inc., New York. 27478
De muerte a vida; tango, by Barretto
de Souza, of Great Britain, domi-
ciled at New York; pf. © 1c. Dec.
4, 1929; E unp. 14226; J. Barretto
de Souza, New York. 27479
De tierras abajo vengo; letra y musica
de Timoteo Flores, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at El Paso; pf. [Photostat]
© Dee: 10, 1929; 2 «. Dec. 16; BE pub.
11588 ; Dionisio Accsta, Los Angeles.
27480
Dear heart of mine; from Love and
romance, words and music by L. H.
St. Cyr. © 1 ce Nov. 23, 1929; EB
unp. 14079; Louis Edler St. Cyr,
Roxbury, Mass. 27481
Dear (The) little church at home;
words and music by T. H. Wilson,
arr. by Burrell Van Buren. © Dec.
7, 1929; 2 c Dec. 18; E pub. 11512;
Tamar Harris Wilson, Ferris, Il.
27482
Dear little flower; words and music
by A. F. McDermott. © Dec. 10,
1929; 2 c. Dec. 18; E pub. 11673; Al-
fred Francis McDermott, Pound,
Wis. 27483
Dear little Jesus; hymn, words and
music by W. H. Burch. © Dee. 12,
1929; 2 ec. Dec. 16; E pub. 11656;
Wayne Herman Burch, Fort Dodge,
Ta. 27484
Dear mother you’re as sweet as the
roses; words and music by P. A. G.
Quinn. Fairview Village. O., P. A.
G. Quinn music pub. co. © Dee. 18,
1929; 2 c. Dee. 26; Epub. 11855;
Patrick Aloysius George Quinn,
Cleveland. 27485
Dear old Georgia moon; words and
music by B. M. Stanaway. © 1 «.
Dec. 19, 1929; E unp.: 14667; Bessie
Minerva Stanaway, Springfield, O.
27486
Dear old granny! written and com-
posed by Will E. Haines and Sam
Kern, both of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Noy. 29, 1929; 1 «.
Dec. 2; E for. 7876; Francis, Day &
Hunter, ltd., London. 27487
pt. II, 0. s., Vv. 24
Dear old mother; words by S. Gardner,
music by Samuel H. Speck. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Dec.
2, 1929; 2 c«. Dec. 27; E pub. 12073;
Silas Gardner, Romulus, Mich.
27488
Dear River Dee; words by Althea
Latham, music by Joseph Latham;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Dec. 16,
1929; 2 c. Dec. 16; E pub. 11652;
Joseph E. Latham, Brewster, Mass.
27489
Dearie; words by R. Urbus, music by
E. Whittemore. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Dec. 16, 1929; E unp.
14525; Regina Urbus and Earl Whit-
temore, Baltimore. 27490
Decision; by Sam A. Perry, arr. by
W. F. Schiller; pf. conductor. ©
1c Dee. 28, 1929; E unp; 14793;
Universal pictures corp., Universal
City, Calif. 27491
Deep in love; from Married in Holly-
wood, lyric by Harlan Thompson,
music by Oscar Strauss, of Austria.
© Nov. 12, 1929; 2 ce. Nov. 13; B
pub. 11471; De Sylva, Brown & Hen-
derson, inc., New York. 27492
Deep in your eyes; by G. D. Shewell;
melody, with pf. ace. © 1. Dee.
8, 1929; E unp. 18964; George Dun-
bar Shewell, Philadelphia. 27498
Deine mutter bleibt immer bei dir,
wenn dein schatz von dir geht... .;
boston, worte von Fritz Rotter,
musik von Walter Jurmann, of Aus-
tria. © Aug. 30, 1929; 1c. Dec. 17;
E for. 7910; Wiener bohéme-verlag,
Vienna. 27494
Delicias (Las); letra y musica de
Rafael Mayat, of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles; pf. [Photostat] ©
Dec. 10, 1929; 2 ce. Dec. 16; E pub.
11589 ; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
27495
Departed and gone; words and music
by J. M. Wilson. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Dee. 2, 1929;2 e.
Dec. 27; E pub. 12072; James M.
Wilson, Park City, Utah. 27496
Desconocida (La) ; by L. W. Badenius ;
pf. © 1c. Dee. 13, 1929; E unp.
14448; Leah Walling Badenius, Chi-
cago. 27497
Desde el destierro; melody by Fer-
nando L. Cabello, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at El Paso. © 1 ¢. Dec. 26,
1929; E unp. 14926; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 27498
1452
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
“no. 12, 1929
27521
Desert land; words and music by 8S.
Besrukoff. © 1 e¢. Dec. 9, 1929; E
unp. 14197; Serge Besrukoff, Los
Angeles. 27499
Deserted (The) battlefield; by Gerard
Carbonara; pf. or organ conductor.
© Dec. 19, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 21; E pub.
11827; Robbins music corp., New
York. 27500
Desire; by Sam A. Perry; pf. ©1e.
Dec. 23, 1929; E unp. 14754; Uni-
versal pictures corp., Universal City,
Calif. 27501
Desolaci6n ; tango, lyric and music by
C. G. Aceves, of Mexico. [Words
and melody only] © 1 c. Dee. 4,
1929; E unp. 14040; Carlos G. Ace-
ves, New York. 27502
Désolation; tango-intermezzo, di Ro-
mano Borsatti, of Italy; orch. parti,
con pf. conduttore e violino 1 dire-
zione. 4to. © Dec. 2, 1929; 1 «.
Dec. 18; E for. 7834; Carlo Schmidl,
Trieste, Italy. 27503
Despair; by Sam A. Perry, arr. by
Fink; pf. conductor. © 1 ¢. Dee.
23, 1929; E unp. 14748; Universal
pictures corp., Universal City, Calif.
27504
Despedida triste; letra y musica de
Jesus P. Peralta, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at El Paso; pf. [Photostat]
© Dec. 10, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 16; E
pub. 11590; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 27505
Destruction; by Sam A. Perry, orch.
by A. Fink; pf. conductor. © 1 ¢.
Dec. 23, 1929; E unp. 14757; Univer-
‘sal pictures corp., Universal City,
Calif. 27506
Detroit blues; words and music by Bill
Pearson. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dee. 12, 1929; E unp. 14397;
State Street music pub. co., ine..
Chicago. 27507
Devil’s (The) prayer; romance, words
and music by S. Besrukoff. © 1 «.
Dec. 9, 1929; E unp. 14196; Serge
Besrukoff, Los Angeles. 27508
Devil’s (The) whisper; by Montague
Ewing, of Great Britain; kino-orch.
pts., with pf. conductor and violin
1 conductor. © Oct. 9, 1929: 1 «.
Dee. 31; E for. 8012; Bosworth &
co., Leipzig. 27509
Diablito; Spanish tango, by L. Y. Gra-
bowsky; pf.
E unp. 14414; Lydia Yolanda Gra-
bowsky, New York. 27510
© 1c. Dec. 12, 1929; |
Diamonds in the rough; ‘words and
music by A. P. Carter. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dec. 26, 1929;
E unp. 14995; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 27511
Dickory, dickory, dock; from Petits
airs variés, by John Craig Kelley ;
violin, with pf. acc. and words. ©
Sept. 24, 1929; 2 ec. Dec, 28; E pub.
11987 ; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
27512
Dime por Dios; vals, letra y mtsica
de Maria Grever. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Dec. 7, 1929; E
unp. 14171; Southern music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 27513
Dios hizo al hombre; letra y musica
de Timoteo Flores, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at El Paso; pf. [Photostat]
© Dee. 10, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 16; B
pub, 11591; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 27514
Dirty butter; words and music by
Minnie Wallace. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Dec. 26, 1929; E
unp. 14957 ; Southern music pub. co.,
ine., New York. 27515
Dirty dozen; words and music by J.
M. Williams. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Dee. 12, 1929; E unp.
14406; State Street music pub. co.,
inc., Chicago. 27516
Dirty no-gooder’s blues; words and
music by B. Smith. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Nov. 26, 1929;
E unp. 143844; Bessie Smith, New
York. ZL OLt
Dirty (The) villain; by Sam A. Perry;
pi. acc. pte, © 1 .¢, Dec. 23y 1924;
FE ounp. 14773; Universal pictures
corp., Universal City, Calif. | 27518
Disappointed; words and music by M.
C. Saunders. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Dee. 21, 1929; E unp.
14721; Miriam C. Saunders, Rich-
mond. 27519
Diving duck blues; words and music
by John Hstes. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp.
14999; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 27520
Dixieland, my Dixieland, I’m coming
back to you; words by O. B. Mur-
phy, music by Phil Starr. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Dee. 21,
1929; EH unp. 14697; Oscar B. Mur-
phy, St. Charles, Mo. PALI PAL
1455
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27522
Dixon’s (Harold) modern arrange-
ments of the world’s best songs; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by K. Steve
DeVaignie. © Nov. 15, 1929; 2 ¢.
Dec. 3; E pub. 11268; Dixon-Lane
music corp., Chicago. 27522
Dizzy debs; lyrics by H. Timberg, mu-
sic by S. Timberg. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Dec. 27, 1929; EB
unp. 15021; Herman Timberg and
Samuel Timberg, New York. 27523
Djouala’s song; pt.-song, words by
Frederick H. Martens, music by Lily
Strickland; male voices. 4to. ©
Dec. 21, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 26; E pub.
11939; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
27524
Do uciechy polskiego tanca; oberek,
arr. by M. Zmyslo; concertina. ©
Dec. 10; 1929; 2° e. Dec. 315, 8 pub.
12091; Vitak-Elsnic co., Chicago.
27525
Do ya’ love me? just a tiny bit, do ya’?
lyric by Haven Gillespie, music by
Mabel Wayne; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Dec. 10, 1929; 2 c Dec. 12; E
pub. 11516; Leo Feist, inc., New
York: 27526
Do ya’ love me? just a tiny bit, do ya’?
words by Haven Gillespie, music by
Mabel Wayne, arr. by Frank Skin-
ner; orch. pts. 4to. © Nov. 25,
1929; 2 c Nov. 26; E pub. 11124;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 27527
Do your best, for some will sure lie on
you; words and music by L. S&S.
King; mixed voices. © Nov. 20,
1929; 2 "e. INOY.. 253K spb, are 71:
Lawrence 8. King, Detroit. 27528
Does this train go to heaven; lyric
and music by G. H: Wright. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Dee. 7,
1929; E unp. 14371; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 27529
Doggin that thing; blues, words and
music by Walter Richon. [Words
and melody only] © 1 « Dec. 7,
1929; H unp. 14175; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 27530
Dolce (La) vita del lavoratore; versi
e musica di S. Cabibbo, of Italy,
domiciled at Brooklyn. [Words and
melody only] ©1ce. Dec. 11, 1929;
E unp. 14321; Salvatore Cabibbo,
Brooklyn. 27531
Dolores; words and music by Eugene
Cowles. 1. Med. voice, in A flat.—2.
pt. Il, 0. s., v. 24
Med.-high voice, in B flat. © Nov.
9, 1929; 2 c. each Nov. 23; E pub.
11110; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
27532
Don Giovanni; tango, von Gerhard
Mohr, of Germany; orch. pts. 4to.
© Sept. 26, 1928; 1 c. July 23, 1929;
E for. 7733; C. A. Klemm, Leipzig.
27533
Donna Hlvira; tango, von Gerhard
Mohr, of Germany; orch. pts. 4to.
© May 16, 1928; 1c. July 23, 1929;
E for. 7735; C. A. Klemm, Leipzig.
27534
Don’t believe it; fox trot, words and
music by I. Tobin. © 1 c. Dec. 23,
1929; E unp. 14806; Ivan Tobin,
Chicago. Zhao
Don’t let my castles fall; words and
music by J. I. Ruddell. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Oct. 13,
1929; 2 ce. Dec. 11; E pub. 11534;
Julia I. Ruddell, Weatherford, Okl.
27536
Don’t limit the power of Jehovah;
hymn, words by Mrs. Clint Shelton,
music by J. O. Beall. © Oct. 1,
1929; 2 e. Dec. 6; E pub. 11331;
John O. Beall, Samson, Ala. 27537
Don’t lose it; fox-trot, by Nat Asher-
man; orch. pts. © Dec. 10, 1929;
2c. Nov. 30; E pub. 11518; Alfred
& co., New York. 27538
Don’t think I don’t love you; words
and music by R. L. Snyder. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Dee. 23,
1929; EK unp. 14816; Relvin L. Sny-
der, Stockton, Calif. 27539
Don’t wish today for tomorrow ; words
and music by M. H. Van Alstyne.
[Photostat] © 1c. Nov. 16, 1929;
E unp. 13898; Margaret H. Van Al-
styne, Moline, Ill. 27540
Don’t you say you're leaving; melody ~
by P. Holbrock. © 1 ec Dec. 4,
1929; E unp. 14016; Priscilla Hol-
brock, New York. 27541
Down by the sea; from Hits and
misses, words and music by Tys
Terwey. © Dec. 23, 1929; 2 c. Dec.
26; E pub. 11889; R. L. Huntzinger,
inec., New York. 27542
Down by the tiger lilies ; summer reye-
rie; by Ira 8S. Long and J. Owen
‘ Long; pf. © Dec. 5, 1929; 2 c. Dec.
9; E pub. 11424; A. W. Perry’s sons,
Sedalia, Mo. 27543
1454
MUSICAL CQMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
27566
Down by the waterfall; words and
music by S. Raymond. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dec. 21, 1929;
E unp. 14715; Stanley Raymond,
Calumet City, Ill. 27544
Down lovers’ lane; words and music by
C. Ide. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dee. 28, 1929; E unp. 15070;
Charles Ide, Stonington, Conn.
27545
Down the street; by Frank H. Grey;
rhythmic orch. of toy instruments
and pf., with teacher’s se. 4to.
Dec. 16, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 18; E pub.
11754; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 27546
Down where the beautiful Fox River
flows; words and music by K.
Justus. ©1c. Dec. 16, 1929; E unp.
14571; Kathryn Justus, Chicago.
27547
Down where the blue bonnets grow;
words and music by Phil Baxter.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14923; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
27548
Dream (A); words by Francis J.
Wells, music and rearrangement by
P. M. Starr. © 1c. Aug. 24, 1929;
E unp. 7483; Perry Martin Starr,
Long Beach, Calif. 27549
Dream boat; from- Contrary Mary,
lyric by Sid Silvers and Harold Berg,
music by M. K. Jerome; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © 1c. Dec. 2, 1929; E unp.
14266; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 27550
Dream girl; words and music by Chas.
Jennings [i. e. C. H. Jennings.
Words and melody only] ©1.
Dec. 20, 1929; E unp. 14682; Charles
’ H. Jennings, Pittsburgh. 27551
Dream girl, sweetheart of mine; from
Love and romance, words and music
by L. E. St. Cyr. © 1 ec. Nov. 23,
1929; E unp. 14081; Louis Edler St.
Cyr, Roxbury, Mass. 27552
Dream longings; waltz, by Walter
Rolfe; pf. © Nov. 25, 1929; 2 ¢.
Nov. 27; E pub. 11226; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 27553
Dream man; words and music by Gus
Kahn and Egbert Van Alstyne.
[Words and melody only] ©1ee.
Dec. 17, 1929; E unp. 14671; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 27554
Dream (A) of love; melody by S.
Rothstein. © 1 ¢. Dec. 38, 1929;
E unp. 14360; Samuel Rothstein,
Philadelphia. 27555
Dream (A) of love at midnight; words
and music by L. E. Parent. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. Dee. 9,
1929; E unp. 14254; Laura Evelyn
Parent, New York. 27556
Dream of the water.lily; by Harold
Greenhill, of Great Britain; pf. (In
Springtime in the forest) © Sept.
au, 1o29: 1 ¢ Oct-35: HE. for. Wf;
Novello & co., ltd., London. 27597
Dream (The) pal; words by D. Col-
quhoun, music by Sylvester Long
Cross; pfii © 1 ¢ Dec: 23; 1929;
E unp. 14797; Duncan Colquhoun,
Seattle. 27558
Dream sweetheart; lyric by H. H.
Jespersen, music by Lon Healy; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Dee. 17, 1929;
2c. Dec. 20; E pub. 11817; Harvey
H. Jespersen, Cheyenne, Wy. 27559
Dream waltz; words and music by H.
D. Rohman. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Dee. 14, 1929; E ump.
14548 ; Harry Davies Rohman, Ram-
SEV, 0 INc ed. 27560
Dreaming of long ago; words by P.
Warman, music by Edna Burnside.
© 1c. Dec. 7, 1929; E unp.\14112;
Pauline Warman, Uniontown, Pa.
27561
Dreaming of mother and home; waltz,
words by H. Volswinkler, music by
Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. Dec. 19, 1929;
EH unp. 14664; Hazel Volswinkler,
Nyssa, Or. 27562
Dreamy Colorado; words by J. Wil-
han, music by Ed. H. Applegate.
New York City, Frank Harding.
Oet...16, 1929: 2 ¢.. Dec. Af; i Heb:
11527; Joe Wilhan, Chicago. 275€3
Dreamy Louisiana: words and music
by L. G. Burris. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. Dee. 16, 1929; BH
unp. 14489; Leo G. Burris, Tallulah,
La. 27564
Drei himmlische schreine; text von
Peter Rosegger, musik von Hans
Lang, of Germany, op. 177; minner-
chor a cappella. 4to. © Aug. 31,
1929; te: Oct. 20: WH for? 7825; P2 J.
Tonger, Cologne/Rh., Germany.
- 27565
Drug (The) store cowboys of Michi-
gan; words by W. Schell, musie by
Harry Verona. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Dee. 4, 1929; E unp.
13999; William Schell, Auburn,
mY. 27566
1455
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27567
pt. 111, 0. s., v. 24
Dy bist mein stern, du bist mein mond
und meine sonne; tango, text von
Beda, musik von Bisemann Mihaly,
of Hungary. © Aug. 2, 1929; 1 «.
Sept. 10; E for. 7709; Wiener bo-
héme-verlag, Vienna. 27567
Duke of Ka-ki-ak ; from Hot for Paris,
words by Edgar Leslie, music by
Walter Donaldson; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Dec. 9, 1929; 2 c Dee. 9;
E pub. 11415; Donaldson, Douglas
& Gumble, inc., New York. 27568
Dusky rose; words and music by
Maury Madison [pseud. of W. R.
Smith. Photostat] ©1e. Dec. 10,
1929; EK unp. 14307; W. Renwick
Smith, Hollywood, Calif. 27569
Dust; lyric by Andy Rice, music by
Fred Fisher. © 1c. Dee. 23, 1929;
E unp. 14824; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., Culver City, Calif. 27570
Dusty roads; words and music by Lew
Pollack and Ted Fiorito. © Nov.
22, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 25; EH pub. 11157;
Remick music corp., New York.
27571
Dying (The) nun; words and music
by Lulu Paschall and Pearl Ghorm-
ley. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Dee. 26, 1929; E unp. 14966;
Southern music pub. co., ine, New
York. 27572
Harly in the morning; trio, words by
Almey St. John Adcock, music by
Montague F. Phillips, arr. by Wil-
liam Stickles; female voices. New
York, N. Y., Chappell-Harms, inc.
4to. © Dee. 18, 1929; 2 ¢. Dec. 14;
E pub. 11904; Chappell & co., ltd.,
London. 2153
Earthly friends will change; 14th cent.
Christmas carol, English text, first
pt. by J. M. Neale, second pt.
adapted, music by Nocola A. Mon-
tani; organ ace. 4to. 1. Mixed
voices.—2. Women’s voices, 2 or 3 pt.
© Dec. 28, 1929; 2 c. each Dec. 26;
E pub. 11860, 11861; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 27574, 27575
Echo blues; melody by Tiny Parham.
© 1c. Dee. 7, 1929; E unp. 14170;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 27576
Echo (The) of long ago; words and
music by R. O. Bonell; pf. and uku-
lele ace. Kenosha, Wis., Keno music
publishers. © Dee. 10, 1929; 2 ec.
Dec. 13; E pub. 11675; Ralph O.
Bonell, Kenosha, Wis. 27577
Economy ; words by L. C. Smith, music:
by Robt. H. Brennen. [Words and.
melody only] © 1c. Dec. 21, 1929;
E unp. 14698; Lillie ©. Smith, Pat--
erson. 27578.
Hisim laukan; words and music by A..
Vanagaitis, of Lithuania, domiciled
at Chicago; pf. Le. SDBEGAHT.
1929; EH unp. 14123; Antanas Vana--
gaitis, Chicago. 2T5TD:
Elena; tango, by M. Helfand. © 1 e..
Noy. 30, 1929; E unp. 14119; Mau--
rice Helfand, New York. 27580
Hlenita; por Pioquinto Gonzalez, sr...
of Mexico, domiciled at El Paso;.
pf. [Photostat] © Dec. 10, 1929;
2c. Dec. 16; E pub. 11692; Dionisio-
Acosta, Los Angeles. 27581
Elephant song — Lowise; words and.
musie by Ed Hast [i. e. E. 8S. Hast]
© 1c. Noy. 16, 1929; E unp. 13973 ;.
Edwin Seward East, Chicago.
27582:
Elfin delight; by Elizabeth Hopson ;.
pf. © Nov. 30, 1929; 2 ¢c. Dee. 2;
E pub. 11087; Boston music co.,.
Boston. 27583.-
Ellen sweet Ellen; from Lady of the-
lake; words by Morrie Ryskind,
music by Nathaniel Shilkret ; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Dec. 4, 1929; 2 e¢.
Dec. 6; E pub. 11372; Atlas music-
corp., New York. 27584 -
El Riad temple; march, by V. H.
Alger, arr. by Arthur Smith; band.
pts. Sioux Falls, S. D., Hl Riad
Shrine. © Nov. 27, 1929; 2 ¢c. Dec..
2; E pub. 11388; Vernon H. Alger,
Sioux Falls, S. D. 27585.-
by Leonard Butler, of
Great Britain; pf. 1. Sprite of the-
mountain rill. [4 others] © Noy.
21, 1929; 1 c. Dec. 5; E for. 7862;
Augener, ltd., London. 27586 .-
Emigrantens hemlangtan; jag langtar
hem, vals, text av Gdsta Stevens, .
musik av Ernst Rolf, of Sweden; .
pf. © 1e. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp..
14891; Ernst Rolfs musikforlags,
a. b., Stockholm, Sweden. 27587 ©
Empress (The) dances; valse impé--
riale, by Charles Fonteyn Manney;_-
pf. © Dec. 16, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 18;
E pub. 11785; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 27588 -
En tu ausencia; letra y musica de-
David V. Gonzalez, of Mexico, domi- .
ciled at El Paso; pf. [Photostat];
Emanations ;
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no. 12, 1929
27611
© Dec. 10, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 16; B
pub. 11593; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 27589
En tu tumha; letra y musica de Hlena
Ramirez, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles; pf. [Photostat] © Dec.
10, 1929; 2 ¢. Dec. 16; E pub. 11594 ;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 27590
En vano sufro; melody by E. G. San-
doval, of Mexico, domiciled at San
Antonio. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1929; E
unp. 14981; Southern music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 27591
Encore; from Splinters, lyric by James
Dyrenforth, music by Carroll Gib-
bons, of Great Britain; pf. and uku-
lele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations] © Dec. 9, 1929; 1 c. Dec.
19; E for. 7920; Campbell, Connelly
& ¢co., ltd., London. 27592
End (The) of my way; words by
Vivian Stuart, music by Herbert
Johnson, arr. by S. S.; mixed voices,
with pf. or organ ace. 4to. © Dec.
12, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 14; E pub. 11550;
Peate’s music house, inec., Utica,
N. Y. 27593
Enfant (Une) de Paris! valse, paroles
de André Baugé, musique de Fer-
nand Malet, of France. © Oct. 18,
1029: 1 e. Nov.,.16;,E for... 7837;
Editions Max Eschig, Paris. 27594
Enticement; by Sam A. Perry, orch.
by Fink; conductor pt. © 1c. Dec.
23, 1929; E unp. 14766; Universal
pictures corp., Universal City, Calif.
27595
Eres hermosa tu; letra y musica de
David V. Gonzalez, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at El Paso; pf. [Photostat]
© Dec. 10, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 16; EB
pub. 11595; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 27596
Erholung; 10 leichte stiicke, von Ar-
thur Seybold, of Germany, op. 246.
1. Violine und klavier.—2. Zwei vio-
linen. © Jan. 2, 1929; 1 c each
Bee. 1) sh ser. foie, (ie; C.. PB:
Peters, Leipzig. 27597, 27598
Erholung; 12 leichte klavierstiicke fiir
die jugend, mit besonderer bertick-
sichtigung der linken hand, von Mar-
tin Frey, of Germany, op. 77. ©
Jan. 2, 1929; 1 ce. Dec. 10; E for.
7815; C. F. Peters, Leipzig. 27599
Hs-As-polka; arr. by Karel Echtner,
of Czechosloyakia, domiciled at Chi-
cago. 1. Band pts.—2. Orch: pts.
4to. © Dec. 10, 1929; 2 c. each
Dec. 31; E pub. 12086, 12087; Vitak-
Elsnie co., Chicago. 27600, 27601
Es impossible; letra y musica de Mar-
tin Lopez, of Mexico, domiciled at El
Paso; pf. [Photostat] © Dec. 10,
1929; 2 ec. Dec. 16; E pub. 11596;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 27602
Es ist was los! schlager aus der Max
Peltini-revue, musik und gesangs-
texte von Robert Gilbert, of Ger-
many, klav.-arr. von Harry Waldau,
of Germany. 1. Es ist was los! [5.
others] © Jan. 8, 1929; 1 ¢. Dec.
20; E for. 7932; Alrobi musikverlag,.
G. m. b. H., Berlin. 27603.
Es muy cierto; letra y musica de Man-
uel Vargas, of Mexico, domiciled at
El Paso; pf. [Photostat] © Dec.
10, 1929; 2:c. Dec. 16; E pub. 11597 ;.
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 27604
Es un crimen; letra y musica de Jesus
P. Peralta, of Mexico, domiciled at
El Paso; pf. [Photostat] © Dec.
10, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 16; E pub. 11598;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 27605
Eson just for you; lyrics and music
by R. Wiliard Bronson. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dee. 31, 1929;.
E unp. 15130; C. EH. Carrico and R.
Willard Bronson, Hollywood, Calif.
27606.
Espagnolia; Spanish overture, by Her-
man Finck, of Great Britain; pf.
© Dec. 17, 1929; 1 c. Dec. 26; E
for. 7970; Keith, Prowse & co., ltd.,
London. 27607
Espinas (Las); letra y musica de
Manuel Flores, of Mexico, domiciled
at El Paso; pf. [Photostat] ©
Dee. 10, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 16; E pub.
11599; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
27608
Esta noche con la luna; letra y
musica de Jesus P. Peralta, of Mex-
ico, domiciled at El Paso; pf.
[Photostat] © Dec. 10, 1929; 2c.
Dec. 16; E pub. 11600; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 27609
Esther; melody by J. C. Tovar, of
Mexico, domiciled at San Antonio.
© 1c. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14915;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 27610:
Eterna (La) despedida; romanza,
letra y mtsica de Maria Grever.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «c.
Dec. 7, 1929; E unp. 14141; Southern.
music pub. co., inc., New York.
27611
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27612
pt. III, 0. 8., Vv.
Eterna nostalgia; versi di
Milana, musiea di Joseph Tommasi.
© 1c Oct. 9, 1929; B unp. 14353;
Toto R. Milana, New York. 27612
Etude no. 1 [and] 2; by A. Arentzen;
violin. © Dec. 17, 1929; 2c. Dec.
20; E pub. 11816; Arnuly Arentzen,
Minneapolis. 27613
Evangel (The); festival series, by
Evangeline Booth; band pts. no. 2.
4to. © Dec. 17, 1929; 2 ¢ Dee. 20;
EH pub. 11813; Salvation army, inc.,
New York. 27614
BHyangeline; cantata for sop. and alto,
text by Henry Wadsworth Longfel-
low, music by Noble Cain. 4to. ©
Nov. 30, 1929; 2 c. Dee. 3; D pub.
27622; Raymond A. Hoffman co.,
Chicago. 27615
Even song; words by Robert Louis
Stevenson, music by B. F. Stone, jr.
[Photostat] © 1c. Dec. 26, 1929;
E unp. 14859; Byron F. Stone, jr.,
San Francisco. 27616
Hvening (An) prayer; words by Fran-
ces A. Percy, music by Ros Vors;
med. voice. © Dec. 26, 1929; 2 ec.
Dec. 30; E pub. 12029; Concordia
pub. house, St. Louis. 27617
Evenings’ lullaby; words by L. B. De
Janvier, music by Arnold Le Bonde
[i.e. R. A. Le Bonde] © 1 e. Oct.
14, 1929; E unp. 14543; Robert Arn-
old Le Bonde and Lydia B. De Jan-
vier, Portland, Or. 27618
Every day is holiday in kidland; lyrics
by George Waggner, music by Gus
Edwards. © 1c. Dee. 6, 1929; E
unp. 14090; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., Culver City, Calif. 27619
Every little girl wants a Rudy Vallee;
lyrics by Eddie Cantor and G. Henry,
music by M. Hamilton. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Dec. 5, 1929;
E unp. 14056; Grace Henry and
Morris Hamilton, New York. 27620
Everybody does it in Hawaii; words by
Hisie McWilliams, music by Jimmie
Rodgers; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Dec. 26, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 26; E pub.
11880; Southern music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 27621
Hverybody has the blues; words and
musie by L. Francis. [Words and
melody only] 1c. Dec. 16, 1929; EH
unp. 14535; Lucy Francis, Follans-
bee, W. Va. 27622
T. R.| Hverything’s wrong; words and music
by I. F. Ghee. [Words and melody
only] ©1ce. Dee. 11, 1929; E unp.
14314; Irven F. Ghee, Jersey City.
27623
Everything she has is cute; novelty
fox-trot, words and music by Clar-
ence Gaskill; pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by Princess Alohe. © Apr. 29,
1927; 2c. Dec. 3, 1929; E pub. 11278;
General music co., New York. 27624
Ev’rybody’s pal; words and music by
G. W. Cheney. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Dec. 30, 1929; E unp.
15101; George Wright Cheney, Cin-
cinnati. 27625
Hv’rything is right with baby; words
by Al Dion [i. e. J. A. Dion], music
by Samuel H. Speck. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Sept. 30,
1929; 2 ec. Oct. 25; H pubwiizer
Joseph Albert Dion, Cohasset, Mass.
27626
Excerpt from the Largo of The new
world symphony; by Dvyorak,
adapted and arr. by Margaret An-
derton; pf. © Dec. 5, 1929; 2 «.
Dec. 9; E pub. 11460; B. F. Wood
music co., Boston. 27627
Hxtasy [!]; by Bert Fiske and Sam
A. Perry, orch. by A Fink; [pf. con-
ductor] © 1c. Dee. 23, 1929; EB
unp. 14789; Universal pictures corp.,
Universal City, Calif. 27628
Eyes; words and music by H. H.- Reed
and J. Reese. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Dee. 18, 1929; E ump.
14629; Henry HE. Reed and Jack
Reese, San Francisco. 27629
Faint heart never won fair lady; fox
trot, words and music by William
Fountain, of Great Britain, orch. sc.
by David Bee [pseud. of Ernest
Craps]; pf., violins 1, 2, 3, cello and
bass pts. 4to. © Nov. 21, 1929; 1c.
Dec. 9; E for. 7850; International
music co., Brussels, Belgium. 27630
Fair as the dawn; words by P. J.
O'Reilly, music by Westell Gordon;
high voice; in A flat. © Nov. 21,
1929; 2 c. Noy. 23; HB pub. Ito;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 276381
Fairy (A) lullaby; by Harold Green-
hill, of Great Britain; pf. (In
Springtime in the forest) © Sept.
30, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 3; E for. 7722;
Novello & co., ltd., London. 276382
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no. 12, 1929
27653
Fantasia a la sonata; by J. M. Ingo, | Feelin’ weary; words by Marjorie
of Italy, domiciled at Boston;. pf.
©1e. Dec. 12, 1929; E unp. 14428;
Joseph M. Ingo, Boston. 27633
far-away; words by George Sigerson,
music by Rossetter G. Cole; mixed
voices. 4to. © Nov. 1, 1929; 2 c¢.
Oct. 11; E pub. 10618; Henry
Thomas FitzSimons, Chicago. 27634
far better than gold; hymn, words by
C. W. Vaughan, music by A. M.
Pace. © Sept. 15, 1929; 2 c. Dec.
20; E pub. 11739; Adger M. Pace
and Chas. W. Vaughan, Lawrence-
burg, Tenn. 27635
Far from the feilds [!] of Flanders;
words and music by J. Vollmer.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Dee. 28, 1929; E unp. 15052; James
Vollmer, Philadelphia. 27636
Var West; intermezzo, by René Dema-
ret, of Belgium; with pf. conductor
and violin 1 director. 4to. 1. Odeon
orch. pts —2. Salonorch. pts. ©
ow to, 1929" te Mec!’ 23> W for.
7987; Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leip-
zig. 27637
Farmer's life for me; words and music
by Maceo Johnson. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dec. 7, 1929;
E unp. 14174; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 27638
Faroles (Los); fantasia cémica-lirica,
letra de Paradas y Jimenez, mitsica
de J. Guerrero y E. Bru, both of
Spain. Pte. de apuntar. Madrid,
Sociedad de autores espafioles. ©
Mar. 27, 1928; 1 ce. Nov. 20, 1929; E
for. 7899; Jacinto Guerrero y En-
rique Bru, Madrid. 27639
Fascination; words and music by M.
E. Bilpusch. © 1 ec. Dec. 16, 1929;
E unp. 14521; Michael Edgar Bil-
pusch, Los Angeles. 27640
Fashioning you; words and music by
L. Sucher. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Dec. 13, 1929; E unp.
14485; Leonard Sucher, New York.
27641
Favorite old dances; arr. by George
Brayley; violin and pf. Irish wash-
erwomen. [4 others] © Oct. 17,
1929; 2 c. Nov. 8; E pub. 11234;
Brayley music co., Boston. 27642
Favorite old-time songs and mountain
ballads; collected by B. Kincaid.
obl. 12mo. © Dec. 2, 1929; 2 ¢. and
aff. Dec. 18; AA 31439; Bradley Kin-
eaid, Chicago. 27643
91207—30——3
Staley, music by John Barnes Wells;
high voice; in C. © Dee. 17, 1929;
2 ¢c. Dec. 19; E pub. 11680; Boston
music co., Boston. 27644
Feeling drowsy; melody by Henry Al-
len, jr. ©1. Dee. 7, 1929; E unp.
14384; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 27645
Feist saxophone folio no. 6; compiled
and arr. by Lee Orean Smith; E flat
alto, C melody-ten. and B flat ten.
Saxophones, with ad lib. pts. for E
flat alto and E flat bar. and pf. ace.
© Nov. 29, 1929; 2 e. Nov. 30; E pub.
11878 ; Leo Feist, inec., New York.
27646
Fern (The) clad hills; words by Mary
Waite [pseud. of M. Bell], music by
Ray Hibbeler. © 1 ¢. Oct. 28, 1929;
E unp. 12618; Mary Bell, Foxlake,
Wis. 27647
Festive (The) hour; by Domenico
Savino; orch. pts. © Nov. 22, 1929:
2 ec. Nov. 25; E pub. 11094; Atlas
music corp., New York. 27648
Finale of movietone follies; melody
from Fox movietone follies, arr. by
Con Conrad, Sidney D. Mitchell and
Archie Gottler. © 1 ¢ Nov. 19,
1929; E unp. 18581; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
27649
Find me a primitive man; Fifty mil-
lion Frenchmen, words and music by
Cole Porter; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Dec. 4, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 6; E pub.
11381; Harms, ine., New York.
27650
Finns det flickor ja da finns det kys-
sar; text ay Gdédsta Stevens, musik
av Jules Sylvain [pseud. of Stig
Hansson], of Sweden; pf. © 1 «.
Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14888; Ernst
Rolfs musikforlags, a. b., Stockholm,
Sweden. 27651
Fiorellin di prato! romanza, di Fed-
erica, parole di A. Boschetti, musica
di Franz Lehar, of Hungary; mand.
4to. © May 8, 1929; 1 c. July 16;
E for. 7950; Casa musicale Mauro,
Rome... 27652
Firefly fancies; caprice, by Justin Elie,
of Haiti, domiciled at New York;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. ©
Sept. 17, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 28; E pub.
11990; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
27653
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27654
First grade melody tales for young
violinists ; by Rebecca Richards; with
and without pf. ace: © Noy. 12,
1929; 2 c. Nov. 16; E pub. 11187;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 27654
First love; waltz, words and music by
E. R. Scannell. © 1 ¢ Dee. 17,
1929; E unp. 14564; Earle Robert
Scannell, Burlingame, Calif. 27655
First mass in B flat; words from Ro-
man Catholic liturgy, music by J.
G. Weisz; mixed voices. ©1«. Dec.
18, 1929; E unp. 14454; James G.
Weisz, Macon, Ga. 27656
First nocturne in G; by Herm. M.
Hahn; organ. © Dec. 11, 1929; 2 «.
Dec 73) “E> pubs’ 143595. 4 Will.’ A.
Young, Fort Wayne, Ind. 27657
Flag baby; words and music by H. P.
Nissen. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dec. 11, 1929; E unp. 14835;
Henry Petersen Nissen, Oakland;
Calif. 27658
Flapper girl; words and musiec by A.
Galbinsky. © 1. Dee. 6, 1929; E
unp. 14096; Alick Galbinsky, Mon-
rovia, Calif. 27659
Flatteries; by Sam A. Perry, arr. by
Fink; pf. conductor. © 1 .¢. Dec.
23, 1929; E unp. 14750; Universal
pictures corp., Universal City, Calif.
27660
Florecita ; tango, by Barretto de Souza,
of Great Britain, domiciled at New
York); } pir ;©, tiie.» Mee = 16; 21929 ;
EH unp. 14509; J. Barretto de Souza,
New York. 27661
Flying leaf; by Fritz Spindler, op. 123,
no. 10; pf., with biographical sketch,
glossary, fingering, phrasing and in-
structive annotations on form and
structure and method of study, by
Arthur Edward Johnstone. © Oct.
25, 1929)" 2 e. Oct. B0V ai Noy. 25;
AA 30404; Art publication society,
Clayton, Mo. 27662
Forsék med mej; quick fox, av B.
Lundberg, of Sweden; pf. © 1 ec.
Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14890; Ernst
Rolfs musikforlags, a. b., Stockholm,
Sweden. 27663
Folkets park valsen; text av Fritz
Gustaf, musik ay Ernst Rolf och
Karl Wehle, both of Sweden; pf. ©
1c. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14896;
Ernst Rolfs musikfoOrlags; a. b.,
Stockholm, Sweden. 7664
pt. ITI, n. s., v. 24
Following famous footsteps; words by
George Waggner, music by Gus Ed-
wards. ©1c. Dec. 6, 1929; E unp.
14093; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
Culver City, Calif. 27665
For His dear sake; hymn, words by
Mrs. J. M. Hunter, music by T. N.
Beall. © Oct. 1, 1929; 2 c Dec. 6;
E pub. 11334; T. N. Beall, Enter-
prise, Ala. 27666
For I’m still in love with you; words
and music by C. V. White. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Dee. 138,
1929 ; E unp. 14450; Charlemagne V.
White, Washington. 27667
For the honor of old Purdue; words
and music by F. C. Huston. © Jan.
15, 1929; 2 ce. Dee. 23; H pub. 11851;
Frank C. Huston, Knightstown, Ind.
27668
For the man who is true; words by
P. O. Boggs, music by Robt. H. Bren-
nen. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Dee. 14, 1929; E unp. 14477;
Stella Boggs, Winston-Salem, N. C.
\ 27669
For you; words and music by C.
Gladish. © 1 ¢. Dec. 16, 1929; E
unp. 14485; Cora Gladish, Higgins-
ville, Mo. 27670
For you baby; from Padlocks of 1929,
words and music by Mack Gordon
and Geo. D. Wiest. © Nov. 19,
1929; 2 ¢.. Nov.’ 2030 Epub. 11189;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine., New
York. 27671
Forest fires; by Sam A. Perry; pf.
conductor. © 1 ¢. Dec. 23, 1929; H
unp. 14781; Universal pictures corp.,
Universal City, Calif. 27672:
Forget-me-nots; by Walter Rolfe; pf.
© Nov. 26, 1929; 2 c Dec. 5; E pub.
11397; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
27673
Forgetting; words and music by J. A.
Jacobson. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dee. 9, 1929; E unp. 14228;
Joseph A. Jacobson, New York.
Forgive and forget; words by F. EH.
Corey, music by C. Albert Scholin.
© Nov. 8, 1929; 2 e. Nov. 14; E pub.
11166; Florence HE. Corey, Waterloo,
Ta. 27675
Forgive! and let me taste your lips
again; words and music by T. F.
Ligon. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dec. 16, 1929; E unp. 14495;
Thaddeous F. Ligon, Brunswick, Ga.
27676
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no. 12, 1929
Fort Worth rag; melody by F. A.
iarner.. ©.) ca Dec. 26... 1929; 9.
unp. 14979; Southern music pub. co.,
ine., New York. 27677
Forth to the fight; anthem, words by
W. H. Kirby, music by Stanley R.
Avery; mixed voices; organ acc.
4to. © Dec. 16, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 18;
E pub. 11755; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 27678
Four (The) day blues; words and
music by Ishman Bracey. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Dee. 26,
1929; E unp. 15002; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 27679:
Fox (The) chase; old Virginia galop,
words and music by J. Owen Long;
pf. © Dec. 5, 1929; 2 ¢ Dec. 9; E
pub. 11418; A. W. Perry’s sons, Se-
dalia, Mo.
Fracaso (El); letra ,y musica de
Rafael Mayat, of Mexico, domiciled
at Les Angeles; pf. [Photostat] ©
Dec. 10, 1929; 2 ce. Dec. 16; E pub.
11601; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
27681
Free me from self; sacred song, words
and music by Claude L. Fichthorn ;
med. or high voice. © Nov. 26,
1928; 2 c. Dec. 5; E pub. 11401; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 27682
Freeing (The) of the frontier; can-
tata with folk song and hymn-tune
foundation, text by Avery Gaul, set
to music by Harvey Gaul: mixed
voices, with soli. 4to. © Dec. 18,
nO 2 Deer 20°00 pub. 141722 5
H. W. Gray co., New York. 27683
French quit Rhine; words by P. Fell-
man, music by Frank Brown; pf.
© 1c. Dec. 4, 1929; E unp. 14024;
Pauline Fellman, Long Beach, N. Y.
27684
Fresno blues; words and music by J.
H. Crockett, jr. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Dee. 18, 1929; E
unp. 14449; Johnny Harvey Crockett.
jr., New York. 27685
Frieden; text von James Grun, musik
von Hans Pfitzner, of Germany, op.
o, ur, 1; gesang u..orch. | Partitur.
© Sept. 10, 1929; 1 c Sept. 24; EB
for. 7738; Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin.
27686
Friends, tried and true; souvenir, lyric
by Frederick H. Martens, music by
Franz Drdla, choral arr. by Chris-
topher O’Hare; sop. 1, 2 and alto.
4to. © Dec. 6, 1929; 2 c Dec. 5;
27680 |
27698
E pub. 11298; Kay and Kay music
pub. corp., New York. 27687
Fr¢éken, skal det ikke vere dem og
mig? tekst af Alfred Kjerulf, musik
af Gdsta Bohmann, of Denmark; pf.
© Nov. 1, 1929; 1c. Nov. 20; E for.
7750; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
27688
Funny feathers; words and music by
Victoria Spivey. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 ¢. Dec. 7, 1929; E
unp. 14868; Southern music pub. co.,
ine., New York. 27689:
Futuristic blues; melody by W. Craw-
ley. [Words and melody only]. ©
Lie Dee: 11, 1929;-E. unp. 14310;
Wilton Crawley, New York. 27690
Fy pa sej, gamla miinniskan! from
Karl Ewerts sommar revy, 1929,
text av Karl Ewert [pseud. of Karl
Ewert Christensen], musik av Helan
[pseud. of Sven Helin], of Sweden;
pfs ©, June 46; 1929:;. 1 se: -Deés 65
EK for. 7768; A. b. Nordiska musik-
forlaget, Stockholm. 27691
Gaditana; paso doble, parole di A. R.
Borella, musica di A. Livio, of Italy ;
pr., ©’ May. 5, 1929; .1.¢. July 16:
E for. 7942; Casa editrice musicale
Benini & Rampoldi, Como, Italy.
27692
Gaily we go; by Laurence Bolton, ed.
and fingered by Harriet Bacon Mac-
Donald; pf. © Nov. 29, 1929; 2 ec.
Dec. 9; E pub. 11453; Ernest Gerald
Council, Dallas. 27693
Galway (The) piper; pt. song, words
by Nimmo Christie, set to Irish air,
The rakes of Mallow, by Percy E.
Fletcher, arr. by E. L. Nowell
[pseud. of Harry L. Harts]; sop.,
alto and bar. © Dee. 20, 1929; 2c.
Dec. 23: E pub. 11829; Charles W,
Homeyer & co., Boston. 27694
Gambler’s blues; words and music by
Joe Washburn. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Dec. 27, 1929; BH
unp. 15087; Santly bros., ine., New
York. 27695
Ganza-drums;° pt.-song, words by
Frederick H. Martens, music by Lily
Strickland. 4to. 1. Mixed voices.—
2. Male voices. © Dee. 21, 1929;
2 c. each Dec. 26; E pub. 11940,
11941; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
27696, 27697
Gaona eh Juarez; por Pioquinto Gon-
zalez, sr., of Mexico, domiciled at El
Paso; pf. [Photostat] © Dec. 10,
1929 5 2 ¢. Dee 1637/) pub. 11602:
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 27698
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27699
Garland waltz; by H. P. Hopkins; pf.
©: Nov. 25,:1929;. 2c. Nov. 27; EH
pub. 11197; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 27699
Gaviotas (Las); letra y musica de
Raul Perez, of Mexico, domiciled at
El Paso; pf. [Photostat] © Dec.
10, 1929; 2c. Dec. 16; E pub. 11603;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
27700
Gavotte; by Cedric W. Lemont, op. 59,
no. 4; pf. © Nov. 2, 1929; 2c. Nov.
23; E pub. 11107; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 27701
Gee! but I’m in love with only you;
waltz, words by W. K. Walker, mu-
sic by W. K. Walker and Paul E.
Anspach. © 1 c. Dec. 6, 1929; E
unp. 14073; W. Kenneth Walker,
Port Chester, N. Y. 27702
Gee, it’s heaven to be pretty; words
and music by H. Cullinan. [Words
and melody only] © 1 «¢ Dec. 2,
1929; E unp. 13926; Hobart Culli-
nan, Buffalo. 27703
Genendels licht bentshen; words and
music by S. Small. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Dec. 10, 1929;
E unp. 14299; Solomon Small, Brook-
lyn. 27704
General motors mareh; by Ed. Dowin
fi. e. E. G. Dowin]; pf. [Photo-
stat] ©1c. Dec. 11, 1929; E unp.
14319; Edwin Goodrich Dowin, Pon-
tiac, Mich. 27705
George; one step, by Sarah L. H. Ma-
duro, of Netherlands, domiciled at
New York, arr. by R. Th. Palm; pf.
'© 1c. Nov. 13, 1929; E unp. 14076;
Charles Maduro, New York. 27706
Georgia peach; march, words and mnu-
sic by Scott Cameron, arr. by O.
Henry; band pts. © Sept. 16, 1929;
2. ¢. Sept. 28:3 BH pub aos, : |S.
Cameron, Savannah, Ga. 27707
Geraldine; words and music by S. 8.
Skinner. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ¢ Dec. 9, 1929; E unp. 14253;
Secil S. Skinner, Kittanning, Pa.
27708
Ghost on parade; by Sam A. Perry;
[pf. conductor] © 1 e. Dec. 23,
1929; EH unp. 14784; Universal pic-
tures corp., Universal City, Calif.
27709
Giacomina; one-step, di Giovanni Si-
monetti, of Italy, rid. di Edoardo
Lanzetta; piccola orch. parti. 4to.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
© Nov. 25, 1929; 1 ec. Dec. 19; HB
for. 7976; A. -& G. CariSGhimyes
Milan. 27710
Giacomina! one step, versi di Peppino
Mendes, musica di Giovanni Simo-
netti, of Italy; pf. © Nov. 25, 1929;
1 c. Dec. 19; E for. 7984; A. & G.
Carisch & c., Milan. 27711
Gieda gaideliai; words and music by
A. Vanagaitis, of Lithuania, domi-
ciled at Chicago; pf. ©1ce. Dee. 7,
1929; E unp. 14124; Antanas Vana-
_ gaitis, Chicago. yf Wr 62
Giggles; by Sam A. Perry, arr. by
Fink; pf. conductor. © 1 e. Dee.
23, 1929; E unp. 14751; Universal
pictures corp., Universal City, Calif.
27718
Gimme a black-haired mamma, with
eyes of baby blue; fox trot, words
and music by I. Tobin. © 1 ¢. Dec.
23, 1929; E unp. 14810; Ivan Tobin,
Chicago. 27714
Girl (The) I love she got long curly
hair; words and music by John
Estes. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14953 ;
Southern music pub. co., inec., New
York. 27715
Girl (The) I used to know; words and
music by G. Evans. [Words and
melody only] © 1 ce. Dee. 21, 1929;
E unp. 14833; Guy Evans, Pontiac,
Mich. 27716
Girl (The) my lifes schemes; words
and music by W. Upchurch. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Dee. 9,
1929: E unp. 14233; Wright Up-
church, New York. 27717
Girl of my dreams, am I dreaming yet ;
words and music by L. A. Hills.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Dee. 21, 1929; E unp. 14726; Lorna
A. Hills, Glastonbury, Conn. 27718
Girls (The) we remember; from Hold
everything, lyric by Al. Dubin, music
by Joe Burke; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Dec. 13, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 17; E pub.
11916; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 27719
Gitana (La); letra y musica de Jose
R. Maytt, of Mexico, domiciled at El
Paso; pf. [Photostat] © Dec. 10,
1929; 2 ec. Dec. 16; E pub. 11604;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
27720
Give a cheer for Waltham; words and
music by Elsie Mae Cheney. © Nov.
7, 1929; 2 ce. Nov. 16; E pub. 11236;
1462
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
Howard Cheney, Waltham,
tre
Henry
Mass.
Give for the Master’s sake; hymn,
words by Nobie Beall Dykes, music
by J. O. Beall. © Oct. 1, 1929; 2 c.
Dec. 6; E pub. 11332; Jno. O. Beall,
Samson, Ala. 2iie2
Give to the world the best you have;
fox-trot song, from A woman who
was forgotten, words and music by
Ray Canfield, Haven Gillespie and
Sidney Rockman; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Dec. 13, 1929; 2 c. Dee. 16;
E pub. 11716; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 27723
Gladyse: melody by Thomas Waller.
© 1e. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14961;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 27724
Glory to San Diego; words and music
by I. Wister. San Diego, Calif.,
Wister studio. © Dec. 10, 1929; 2 ¢.
Dec. 16; E pub. 11650; Isabel Wis-
ter, San Diego, Calif. ae (25
Go ’way moon; words and music by
B. M. Stephens. [Blue-print] ©
eee Piece, &. 1929>- Hh) unp: 14051 *
Berry Marvin Stephens, Dallas.
27726
God bless my native land; march,
words [adapted], and music by M.
W. Butler: pf., organ or voice. ©
eer. 30 19295) 2 e. ec :9 ; Ec pub.
11423; A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia,
Mo. 27727
God mastering me; anthem, poem by
Gerard Hopkins, music by Graham
Godfrey, of Great Britain; mixed
‘ voices, unacc. 4to. © Nov. 29, 1929;
1c. Nov. 30; E for. 7783; Stainer &
Bell, Itd., London. 27728
God never fails; hymn, words by Bes-
sie Veit Boucher, music by A. M.
Pace. © Sept. 15, 1929: 2 ce Dec.
20; E pub. 11736; Adger M. Pace,
Lawrenceburg, Tenn. 27729
Goddess (The) of love; words and
music by N. E. Walsh. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Dec. 16, 1929;
E unp. 145382; Norman Edward
Walsh, Fresno, Calif. 27730
Gor (De’) de’ samma vad de’ kos tar,
. ty jag kodper hela stan; av Karl
Wehle, of Sweden; pf. © 1c. Dec.
26, 1929; E unp. 14903; Ernst Rolfs
musikforlags, a. b., Stockholm,
Sweden. 20731
Golden butterfly; words by Joseph
Strack, music by J. De Bueris; pf.
27742
© 1e¢. Dec. 6, 1929; E unp. 14072;
John De Bueris, Corona, N. Y.
27732
Golden (The) dog; musical romance
of old Quebec in 2 acts, lyrics by J.
L. Logan and others, music by F. O.
Cooke, R. W. Hedges and others.
© Dee. 13, 1929; 2 ec. Dee. 18; D
pub. 27631; John Church co., Cin-
cinnati. 27130
Golden paradise; words and music by
Helen Trix; pf. and nkulele ace.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Nov. 29, 1929; 2 «. Dec. 2; E pub.
11450; Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd.,
London. 27734
Golden rose; words and music by Jack
Edgar [pseud. of J. E. Hostater],
arr. by Harry A. Powell. [Photo-
stat] © 1c. Dee. 3, 1929; E unp.
13850; John Edgar Hostater, Pied-
mont, Calif. Was
Gone but not forgotten; words and
music by M. Clarke, of Canada. ©
1 c. Dec. 12, 1929; E unp. 14408;
Myrtle Clarke, Browning, Sask.,
Canada. 27736
Gonna get on the river; words and
music by Mitchell bros. and B.
Miller. [Words and melody only]
© 1«¢ Nov. 27, 1929; E unp. 14355;
Bob Miller, New York. 2CiBt
Good-bye forever! words by Aquila
Glenn, music by Chester Escher. ©
Dee). 345-1929: 2.¢. Dee. 305, H.pub:
12042; Glenn’s pub. co., El Dorado,
Ark. 27738
Good for you—bad for me; from
Flyin’ high, words and music by B.
G. De Sylva [pseud. of George Gard
De Sylva], Lew Brown and Ray
Henderson. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Dec. 31, 1929; E unp.
15081; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 24139
Good morning, all; by H. P. Hopkins;
pr. ©: Nov. 25, 1929; 2.ce:. Nov. 27;
E pub. 11196; Theodore Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia. 27740
Good-night darling; words and music
by C. Greene. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Dee. 7, 1929; E unp.
14162; Southern music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 27741
Good old Mary Brown; from Words
and music, words and music by
William Kernell. © Dec. 24, 1929;
2c. Dec. 26; E pub. 11856; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, inc., New York.
27742
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27743
pt. 1, Dn. 83 Woes
Good stuff; words and music by Bill
Pearson. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dec. 12, 1929; E unp. 14398;
State Street music pub. ‘co., ine.,
Chicago. 277483
Goodness gracious; from Top speed,
words and music by Bert Kalmar
and Harry Ruby; pf. and ukulele
acc. ©, Nov. 22, 1929; 2 ¢ Nov. 25;
E pub. 11149; Harms, ine, New
York. 27744
Got butter on it; by Ikey Robinson,
arr. by James Alston. © 1 ¢. Dee.
5, 1929; E unp. 14061; State Street
music pub. co., inc., Chicago. 27745
Got my mind on that thing; words and
music by Bud Allen. © 1 ¢c. Dee.
13, 1929; E unp. 14439; Bud Allen
music co., New York. 27746
Gounod (Charles Francois) Flower
song; from Faust, choral arr. by
Christopher O’Hare; sop. 1, 2 and
alto. 4to. © Dec. 619293020
Dec. 5; E pub. 11297; Kay and Kay
music pub. corp., New York. 27747
Grab me, grab me and see; words by
Milton Colber, music by S. Levine
and Fanny Weiss. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Dee. 4, 1929; E
unp. 14025; Sidney Levine, Brook-
lyn. 27748
Gracejadas de Pepino; by Ricardo
Garcia de Arellano, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at San Antonio; pf. © 1.
Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14976; South-
ern music pub. co., inc., New York.
_ 27749
Graduation day; words and music by
Andy Rice. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1929;
EH unp. 14295; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., Culver City, Calif. 27750
Graf Zepelin [!]; por Pioquinto Gon-
zalez, sr., of Mexico, domiciled at
El Paso; pf. [Photostat] © Dec.
10, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 16; E pub. 11605;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 27751
Gramofonvalsen; ay Ernst Rolf, of
Sweden; pf. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1929;
EH unp. 14902; Ernst Rolfs musik-
forlags, a. b., Stockholm, Sweden.
27752
Granada; marcha, letra y mtsica de
F. Bonanova, of Spain, domiciled at
New York. [Words and melody
only] ©1«. Dec. 10, 1929; E unp.
14303; Fortunio Bonanova, New
York. 27753
Granada! paso-doble, von Alfonso
Vidal, of Spain; kleines orch. stim-
men. 4to. © Oct. 1, 1929; 1 ©. Dee.
2; E for. 7886; N. Simrock, G. m. b.
H., Berlin. 27754
Grand piano blues; melody by WHarl
Hines. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp.
14938; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 27755
Grave (The) on the green hillside;
words and music by A. P. Carter.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Dec. 7, 1929; E unp. 14381; Southern
music pub. co., ine., New York.
27756
Great (The) reaping day; words and
music by Bessie Johnson. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ce. Dee. 26,
1929; EH unp. 14974; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. rg Waal |
Pauline Hart,
Grey dawn; lyric by
music by E. Franker. © 1 ¢. Dee.
23, 1929: E unp.) 48i4; wesc
Franker, New York. 27758
Grieg (Edvard Hagerup) Album-leaf;
op. 12, no. 7; pf., with biographical
sketch, glossary, fingering, phrasing,
pedaling and instructive annotations
on form and structure and method
of study, by Arthur Edward John-
stone. © Oct. 25, 1929; 2 ec. Oct.
30; aff. Nov. 25; AA 380402; Art
publication society, Clayton, Mo.
27759
Dance caprice; op. 28, no. 3; pf.,
with biographical sketch, glossary,
fingering, phrasing, pedaling and in-
structive annotations on form and,
structure and interpretation by Ar-
thur Edward Johnstone. © Oct.
25; 1929; 2 ce. Oct. 30; ait. Neve ce:
AA 30408; Art publication society,
Clayton, Mo. 27760
Nocturne; op. 54, no. 4, fingering,
phrasing, pedaling and annotations
on form and structure and interpre-
tation by Arthur Edward Johnstone;
pf. © Aug. 9, 1929; 2 c. Aug. 14;
E pub. 11293; Art publication soc.,
Clayton, Mo. 27761
Guadalupe; 0, Un episodio de la guerra
civil mexicana, ensayo dramatico
musical, en un acto, letra y musica
de Emilio Mondragon. © 1 ¢. Nov.
18, 1929; D unp. 27625; T. M. Juarez,
Los Angeles. 27762
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no. 12, 1929 27784
GyoOngyvirig;: tango-dal, versét és 20; E for. 7748; Wilhelm Hansen,
zenéjét irta Kalmar Tibor, of Hun- Copenhagen. 27774
gary. Dec. 18, 1928; 1 ¢c. Dec. [
ee Hand in hand; words by Theron
20, 1929; E for. 7933; Rozsavilgyi &
co., Budapest, Hungary. 27763
Gypsy ; words and music by M. Lasco.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Dec. 28, 1929; E unp. 15068; Morris
Laseo, Chicago. 27764
Gypsy lane; words and music by A. E.
House. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ¢..Dec. 21, 1929: E unp. 14702;
Alice E. House, Philadelphia. 27765
Gypsy maid; words and music by J.
Smidl. © 1c. Dee. 7, 1929; E unp.
14117; Joseph Smidl, Westmont, III.
27766
Gypsy moon; words by Alfred R. Ross-
man, music by E. Whittick. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Dee. 21,
1929; E unp. 14734; Edith Whittick,
Keansburg, N. J. 27767
Hilsa det till mor; text av Ture Evald,
musik av Igor Borganoff, of Sweden;
pf. © Nov. 16, 1929; 1 e@ Dee. 4;
E for. 7728; Edition Sylvain, Stock-
holm, Sweden. 27768
Hiindel (Georg Friedrich) Why do the
nations; music arr. by Mark An-
drews; male voices. © Dec. 17,
1929; 2 c. Dee. 18; E pub. 11714; G.
Ricordi & co., ine, New York.
27769
Hatt ich ein bild von dir ...; Eng-
lish waltz, text und musik von Fritz
Rotter, of Germany, and Michael
Krausz, of Hungary. © Dec. 5,
1929; 1 c. Dec. 28; E for. 7999; Drei-
masken verlag, a. g., Berlin. 27770
Hail! United States of America ; words
and music by C. L. Barcus. 4to.
© Oct. 19, 1929; 2 c Dec. 9; E pub.
11473; Corinne Locke Barcus, Gar-
den City, N. Y. 27771
Half (The) ain’t never been told;
words and music by F. W. McGee.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Dee. 26, 1929; E unp. 14876; R. S.
Peer, New York. 27772
Hall-Mack (The) company’s book of
anthems, no. 6; compiled and ed. by
J. Lincoln Hall, words and music by
various authors. 4to. © Nov. 18,
1929; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 9; A 16273;
Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia. 27773
Han var en dejlig fyr; slow-fox, tekst
og musik af James Gilling, of Den-
mark; pf. © Nov. 1, 1929; 1 c Nov.
Brown, music by Herbert Johnson,
arr. by S. S.; mixed voices. 4to.
Dec. 12, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 14; E pub.
11551; Peate’s music house, inc.,
Utiea; N.Y. 27775
Hand in hand we walked along to-
gether; words and music hy Doc
Walsh. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dee. 26, 1929; E unp. 15006;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 27776
Hang onto a rainbow; from Show girl
in Hollywood, words and music by
Bud Green and Sam H. Stept; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Jan. 2, 1930;
2 eo Dec" 30,” 1929; Ee pub: 12033;
Green & Stept, inc., New York.
Peay
Hanno raggion’ ’e ffemmene; versi e
musica di F. Amodio; violino. ©
1 e@ Dee. 12, 1929; E unp. 14394;
Frank Amodio, Brocklyn. 27778
Happy cowboy; lyric by Arthur Freed,
music by Nacio Herb Brown. ©1c.
Nov. 25, 1929; E unp. 14545; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver City,
Calif. 27779
Happy days; words and music by E. A.
Bruguiere. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Aug. 31, 1929; E unp. 12413;
Emile A. Bruguiere, Principality of
Monaco. 27780
Happy (A) song; words and music by
E. W. Hennessy. ©.1 ec. Dec. 2,
1929; E unp. 13976; Edward Wil-
liam Hennessy, Hollywood, Calif.
27781
Happy (The) warrior; words and mu-
sic by F. Louda. © Nov. 20, 1929;
2c. Dec. 4; E pub. 11469; Frances
Louda, New York. 27782
Hark, now, o shepherds; words by
Cordelia Brooks Fenno, Moravian
melody arr. by Morten J. Luvaas;
double cho. of mixed voices; a cap-
pella. © Nov. 7, 1929; 2 c. Dee. 2;
E pub. 11284; C. C. Birchard & ©co.,
Boston. 27783
Hark! that’s Eckener and his ark;
words and music by E. Ritter. New
York City, Frank Harding. [Eng-
lish-and German text] © Oct. 18,
1929; 2 « Dec. 11; E pub. 11530;
Elizabeth Ritter, Arlington, Wash.
27784
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27785
Harlem; by Louis Danz, ed. by Rich-
ard Drake Saunders; pf. © Nov.
25, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 22; EH pub. 11869;
Walter A. Quincke, Los Angeles.
27785
Harlem heaven: lyric by Chas. Reis-
ner, music by Louis Alter. © 1 ce.
Oct. 29, 1929; E unp. 12672; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver City,
Calif. 27786
Harlequins (The) ; marche fantastique,
by George J. Trinkaus; orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor. © Nov. 12,
1929; 2 c. Nov. 16; E pub. 11180;
G. Schirmer, inc., New York. 27787
Harmonica Harry, the harmonica king;
words and music by Phil Baxter,
arr. by Eugene Platzman; pf. ace,
with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. | ©’ ‘Dee: 20, 1929-2 e Dee
212" pub, “i823 -F Wii venkins
sons’ music co., Kansas City, Mo.
27788
Harmony and transposition; by EH. M.
Small. ©1c. Dec. 18, 1929; E unp.
14634; Effie Mae Small, Detroit.
27789
Harvest (The) time comes; hymn,
words by Ruth Riddles and T. N.
Beall, music by T. N. Beall. © Oct.
1, 1929::) 2 'c.' Dee..6:) Hy pulse tag ;
T. N. Beall, Enterprise, Ala. 27790
Harvey; words and music by Hoagy
Carmichael and Irving Mills; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua.
© Nov. 20, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 7; EB pub.
11871; Gotham music service, ine.,
New York. 27791
Hatikvoh; by L. N. Imber [and] Oif’n
pripetshok, by M. Warschawsky,
arr., fingered and phrased by Harold
Hisenberg; violin and pf., with 2d.
violin pt., or pf. solo. © Novy. 29,
19295: 2 1 C..,,. DGC) 72 5) Ein Deine 5
Harry Perlberg music co., New York.
21792
Haunting memories; words and music
by A. Colgan and Ray Hibbeler; pf.
and ukulele ace. © 1 «@ Dee. 5,
1929; E unp. 143845; Alma Colgan,
Chicago. 27793
Have you forgotten? words and music
by Bill Harwell [i. e. ‘W. D.. Har-
well] © 1. Dec. 5, 1929; E ump.
14089 ; William Dunlap Harwell, At-
lanta. 27794
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
Haven of rest; words and music by
A. Proctor. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Dee. 21, 1929; E unp.
14705; Anna Proctor, New York.
27795
Having my own sweet way; from
Duchess of Chicago, words by Ed-
ward Eliscu, music by Emmerich
Kalman, arr. by Albert Szirmai, of —
Hungary, domiciled at New York;
pf. and ukulele acc. © Noy. 22,
1929; 2 c. Nov. 25; E pub, 11148;
Harms, inc., New York. [© new
arrangement and new lyrics] 27796
Hawaiian capers; melody by B. Na-
wahi. © 1c. Dec. 17, 1929; E unp.
14582; Bennie Nawahi, New York.
27797
Hawaiian love song; from Broadway
hoofer, lyric by Ballard MacDonald,
music by Dave Franklin. © Dec. 9,
1929; 2 c. Dec. 10; EH pub. 11458;
Irving Berlin, inc., New York.
27798
Hay unos ojos; letra y musica de
Elena Ramirez, of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles; pf. [Photostat] ©
Dec. 10, 1929; 2 ec. Dee. 16; E pub.
11606; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
' 27799
Haydn (Franz Josef) Miniature duets
from master symphonies; by Haydn,
Mozart and others, selected and arr.
by Elizabeth Gest; pf. © Dec. 14,
1928; 2 c. Dec. 16;.H pub. 11565;
- Boston musie co., Boston. 27800
He blamed her for it all; words and
music by EH. F. Joyce; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1929; E
unp. 14744; Edward F. Joyee, Kan-
sas City, Kan. 27801
He got better things for you; words
and music by T. Roberts. [Words
and melody only] © 1 «© Dee. 26,
1929; E unp. 15008; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 27802
He left your smile; lyric and music
by D. Worth. © 1c. Dee. 28, 1929;
E unp. 15128; Daisy Worth, Malden,
Mass. 278038
He'll fold thee to His heart; hymn,
words by Johnson Oatman, jr.,
music by T. N. Beall. © Oct. 1,
1929; 2 ec. Dec. 6; EB pub. (11836;
T. N. Beall, Enterprise, Ala. 27804
He’s calling you; hymn, words by B.
B. Edmiaston, musie by C. C. Staf-
ford. © Oct. 1, 1929; 2 c. Dee. 16;
E pub. 11648; Stamps-Baxter music
co., Dallas. 27805
1466
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
He’s gone away and he won’t come
back no more; words and music by
J. May. ©1c. Dee. 11, 1929; E unp.
144380; Jack May, Chicago. 27806
Heah’ me talkin’; melody by Lillian
Hardin. © 1c. Dee. 7, 1929; E unp.
14879: Southern music pub. ¢o., inc.,
New York. 27807
Hear my cry, O God: words from
Psaim 61, music by Leo Sowerby ;
bass voice, with organ acc. © Dec.
By toss; 2 c.. Dec. 5; BH. pub. 11316;
H, W. Gray co., New York. 27808
Hear the murmuring waters (Ecco
mormorar l’onde) ; by C. Monteverdi,
English tr. by Hugh and Elaine
Ross, of Great Britain; mixed voices.
4to. © Nov. 25, 1929; 2c. Nov. 26;
EH} pub. 11155; G. Ricordi & co., ine.,
New York. 27809
Heart and soul; words and music by
G. R. Wilson. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Dee. 17, 1929; E unp.
' 14562: George Robert Wilson, New
York. 27810
Heart (A) that’s true to me; words
and music by C. R. Swanson. ©
Pee ber, 26, fo20° B unp. 15020;
Charles R. Swanson, The Dalles, Or.
27811
Hearts are trump; words and music
by G. W. Cheney. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Dee. 30, 1929; E
unp. 15098; George Wright Cheney,
Cincinnati. 27812
Hearts true love; words and music by
W. J. and Olga Streuber. © 1 ¢
Nov. 12, 1929; E unp. 14034; Will J.
Streuber, Los Angeles. 27813
Heavenly glory songs; by L. L. Nan-
kivell. With supplement. © Nov.
11, 1929; 2 ce. Nov. 14; E pub. 11743;
Louise L. Nankivell, Chicago. [©
But as for me, Working for Jesus
and 3 others] 27814
Heavenly lullaby; words and music by
Roy Rockwood [pseud. of V. E.
Rockwood. [Words and melody
only] ©l1ce. Dec. 18, 1929; EB unp.
14624; Victor E. Rockwood, Los
Angeles. 27815
Heller (James G.) Three aquatints
for string quartet; op. 1. Se. Pub-
lished by the Society for the publi-
cation of American music. © Noy.
15, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 18; E pub. 11186;
James G. Heller, Cincinnati. 27816
27826
Helping hand; words by Cecil N. Pal-
mer, music by Alice Challinor, of
Great Britain. London, Edwin Ash-
down, ltd. ; ©: Oct.,.17, 1929::1 ¢.
Oct. 18; E for. 8008; Alice M. Chal-
linor, Maidenhead Thicket, Berk-
shire, England. 27817
Here comes the band wagon; from
The battle of Paris, words and mu-
sic by Cole Porter; pf. and ukulele
ace... © Nov. 15,1929; 2 ¢. Nov.-:
18; E pub. 11126; Harms, inc., New
York. 27818
Herr Schulz, Herr Schulz, was ist mit
ihrem puls? foxtrot, text von Willy
Prager, musik von Max Hansen, of
Austria, klav.-arr. von Pet. Kreuder.
© Nov. 29, 1929; 1c. Dec. 28; E for.
7996 ; Drei-masken verlag, a. g., Ber-
lin. 27819
Herz ich liebe dich; words and music
by P. Klatt, of Germany, domiciled
at Elizabeth, N. J. ©1e. Dee. 20,
1929; E unp. 14670; Paul Klatt,
Elizabeth, N. J. 27820
Hey, diddle, diddle; from Petits airs
variés, by John Craig Kelley; vio-
lin, with pf. ace. and words.
Sept. 24, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 28; E pub.
11986; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
27821
Hey, hey swing your baby this way;
words and music by Lew Berni
[pseud. of L. Bernstein. Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dec. 10, 1929;
E unp. 14302; Louis Bernstein, New
York. 27822
Hey! I am blue; melody by Clifford
Hayes. > ©* 1-"c. “Dec. 26, 1920"
unp. 14917; Southern music pub. Co.,
ine., New York. 27823
Hidden (The) love of God; words by
G. Tersteegen, tr. by John Wesley,
music by William T. Timmings; in
KF. New York, N. Y., Chappell-
Harms, inc. © Nov. 29, 1929; 2 e.
Nov. 30; E pub. 11098; Harms, ine.,
New York. 27824
Hide you in the blood; words and
music by P. P. Bliss. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dee. 26, 1929;
E unp. 15000; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 27825
High flying; words and music by A.
Mawhinney. © 1 ¢. Dee. 3, 1929;
E unp. 138949; Alice Mawhinney,
New Rochelle, N. Y. 27826
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pt. WI, n. s., v. 24
Hill billy (The) ; by Laurence Bolton,
ed. and fingered by Harriet Bacon
MacDonald; pf. © Nov. 29, 1929;
2c. Dec. 9; E pub. 11455; Ernest
Gerald Council, Dallas. 27827
Hipico (El) chiflado; letra y musica
de P. Berrios. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Dee. 19, 1929; E unp.
14657 ; Pedro Berrios, New York.
27828
Hirschberg (Walther) Neun Kla-
bundlieder; musik von Walther
Hirschberg, of Germany, op. 27. ©
Oct. 1, 19295 1. ¢. Dec, (2 ror:
7891;, N. Simrock, G. m. b. H., Ber-
lin. 27829
His banner of love; hymn, words by
Fanny J. Crosby, music by B. D.
Ackley. © Nov. 8, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
19; E pub. 11702; Hope pub. co.,
Chicago. 27830
His love just like a river; hymn,
words and music by H. T. Smith,
arr. by A. W. Bradley. © Nov. 1,
1929; 2 c. Dec. 16;.E pub. 11654 ;
Harry: T. Smith, Pomona, Calif.
27831
Hit the ceilin’; lyrics by Al Garry,
music by 8S. Solomon. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Dec. 30, 1929;
E unp. 15102; Sid Solomon, New
York. 27832
Hjalmar fran Kalmar; av Helge Lind-
berg, of Sweden; pf. © 1 e. Dec.
26, 1929; E unp. 14901; Ernst Rolfs
musikforlags, a. b., Stockholm, Swe-
den. 27833
Hobo blues; words by M. F. Keathly,
music. by Clarke Parker “Tate.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Dee. 4, 1929; E unp. 14011; Maurice
Franklin Keathly, Memphis, Tenn.
27834
Hobo from the T. M. P. line; words
by B. Miller and Almoth Hodges,
music by B. Miller. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Dee. 28, 1929;
E unp. 15056; Bob Miller, New York.
27835
Holiday (The) ; 8 pt. song, words and
musie by Pearl Curran, arr. by G.
Waring Stebbins; women’s voices.
© Nov. 4, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 23; E pub.
11108; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
27836
Holly time in Hollywood; words and
music by F. P. Ahern. © 1c. Dec.
18, 1929; E unp. 14630; Frederick
Parnell Ahern, Culver City, Calif.
27837
Hollywood; words and music by Ar-
nold Johnson and Charles Newman ;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by Bert
Peters. © Nov. 8. 1929; 2 e@. Nov.
14; E pub. 11165; Milton Weil music
co., Chicago. 27838
Hollywood blues; words and music by
R. W. Bronson. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 «¢ Dec. 10, 1929;
E unp. 14804; C. HE. Carrico and R.
Willard Bronson, Hollywood, Calif.
27839
Hollywood serenade; by Charles Midg-
ley; pf. ©1c. Dec. 9, 1929; E unp.
14218; Charles William Midgley, jr.,
Hollywood, Calif. 27840
Hollywood the movies land; words
and music ‘by A. (©) Robinson:
| Words and melody only] ©1e.
Dec. 21, 1929; E unp. 14712; Abiner
C. Robinson, Shreveport, La. 27841
Homage to MacDowell; by John M.
Steinfeldt; pf., with biegraphical
sketch and_ glossary, fingering,
phrasing, pedaling, general informa-
ticn and instructive annotations on
method of study. © Oct. 25, 1929;
2c. Oct. 30; aff. Nov. 25; AA 30407;
Art publication soc., Clayton, Mo.
27842
Hoine, home dear old home; words and
music by B. M. Lowe. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dee. 16, 1929;
E unp. 14496; Blanche M. Lowe,
Pownal, Me. 27843
Home is heaven—heaven is home; from
Cameo Kirby, words by Edgar Leslie,
music by Walter Donaldson; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Dec. 31, 1929; 2 ¢.
Dec. 31: E pub. 12059; Donaldson,
Douglas & Gumble, inc., New York.
27844
Home, sweet home; reverie, para-
phrase by G. A. Grant-Schaefer ; pf.
© Dec. 9, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 12; E pub.
11502; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 27845
Home to glory; words and musie by
A. B. Williams. © 1c. Dee. 9, 1929;
E unp. 14262; Arthur B. Williams,
Memphis, Tenn. 27846
Homeland; poem by Dana _ Burnet,
music by Charles W. Chylinski. ©
Oct. 6, 1929; 2" c. (Nove iL pup:
11518; Ernest Gerald Council,
Dallas. 27847
1468
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
Homeland (The); words by
Haweis, music by Herbert Johnson,
arr. by S. S.; mixed voices, with pf.
or organ ace. 4to. © Dee. 12, 1929;
2c. Dec. 14; E pub. 11548; Peate’s
music house, ine., Utiea, N. Y.
: 27848
Womeward bound; by Laurence Bolton,
ed. and fingered by Harriet Bacon
MacDonald: pf. © Nov. 29, 1929;
Zc. Dee. 9; E pub. 11457; Ernest
Gerald Council, Dallas. 27849
Woney girl, I love you; words and
music by F. Connellan. [Words and
melody only] © 1 ¢. Dec. 9, 1929;
E unp. 14241; Frank Connellan,
Hartford. 27850
Honey give me all your lovin’; words
and music by June Wade and Jarvis
Conrad. [Photostat] © 1 e. Dee.
20. 1929; E unp. 14687; E. J. Wade,
Cincinnati. 27851
floney if you were mine; words and
music by S. Raymond. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dee. 21, 1929;
E unp. 14716: Stanley Raymond,
Calumet City, Il. 27852
Honey in de comb; negro walk-around,
words by Mary Wall Spring, music
by Alice Mayfield; cho. or quartet
of men’s voices. 4to. © Nov. 22,
1929; 2 « Dec. 28: E pub. 11966;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 27853
Honey no no no; words and music by
WoW. Mets, jr. i:© 4 ee. Nov...26,
1929; E unp. 13924; William Forder
Mets, jr., Dunellen, N. J. f 27854
Honeymoon keep shining; waltz, words
by Harold Robe, music by Wyman
Steele, arr. by William C. Schoen-
feld; orch. pts., with vocal trio. ©
een 2 119292 «. Deer 22 pub.
11290; Music buyers corp., New
York. 27855
Honolulu march; arr. and partly com-
posed by C. 8S. De Lano; steel guit.,
with regular guit. acc. © Dec. 1,
1929; 2.c. Dee: 9: KH pub. 11481 >.C. S.
D2 Lano, Los Angeles. 27856
Hot and bothered; from Top speed,
words and music by Bert Kalmar
and Harry Ruby; pf. and ukulele
acc.
pub. 11380; Harms, inc., New York.
27857
Hot chocolate; ‘lyric by Jo’ Trent,
musie by Louis Alter. [Words and
melody only] © 1 «¢. Dee. 7, 1929:
E unp. 14202; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., New York. 27858
© Dec. 4, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 6; E |
27868
H. R. | Hot town; words and music by Fess
Williams. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ec. Dec. 7, 1929: E unp. 14382;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 27859
Hotel Stadt Lemberg; musikalisches
schauspiel, in drei akten und einem
nachspiel, nach L. Biro’s roman yon
Ernst Neubach, musik von Jean Gil-
bert, of Germany. Klavierauszug.
© June 19, 1929; 1 c. Dec. 20: E for.
7925; Alrobi musikverlag, G. m. b.
H., Berlin. 27860
Hotel Stadt Lemberg: potpourri aus
dem musikalischen schauspiel, musik
von Jean Gilbert, of Germany, air.
von Nico Dostal, of Austria; pf., mit
text ven Ernst Neubach. © June
19, 1929-1 e@: Dee: 20; EK for. 7924;
Alrobi musikverlag, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 27861
Houdisan, flower of the desert; by L.
Harlow; pf. ‘© 1c. Dec. 20, 1929;
E unp. 14683; Lou Harlow, New
York. 27862
How do they do it that way: lyric
and music by Victoria Spivey.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Dec. 7, 1929; E unp. 14157; Southern
music pub. co., inec., New York.
27863
How do you do; lyrics by H. Timberg,
musie by 8S. Timberg. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dee. 27, 1929;
E unp. 15022; Herman Timberg and
Samuel Timberg, New York. 27864
How He must have loved me; hymn,
words by C. W. Waggoner, music by
Dovie Osborne Jones. Dee. 4,
£929 - o24e. . Dec. ibay E:, pub.disies
Lillenas pub. co., inc., Indianapolis.
27865
How long wilt Thou forget me; words
from psalm 13, music by Leo Sow-
erby: bass voice, with organ acc.
© Dee. 3, 1929; 2 ec. Dee. 5; E pub.
11318; H. W. Gray co., New York.
27866
How many; by E. Millikin; pf. ©
Dee 50, 1{929; 2 co DécoaaeerepuD.
12663 ; Ernest Millikin, Buffalo.
27867
Huapanguitos; huapango, letra y
mitisica de L. Barcelata, of Mexico,
domiciled at New York. © 1c. Dee.
2, 1929; E unp. 13901; Lorenzo Bar-
celata, Mexico City, Mexico. 27868
1469
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27869
pt. 111, n.'s., v. 24
Huateque (El); huapango Veracru-
zano, por EH. G. Sandoval, of Mexico,
domiciled at San Antonio; pf.
1. ef) Dee! 26) 1929." unp. I s0it:
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 27869
Hullah Brown-Spencer Dyke (The) ;
violin method; based upon _first-
finger-foundation tetrachordal sys-
tem, by H. Brown and 8. Dyke, both
cf Great Britain. © Sept. 27, 1929;
1c. Oct. 12; E for. 8006; Joseph Wil-
liams, Itd., London. 27870
Hunegria ; letra de F. P. Martin, mtsica
de M. B. Reyna, of Spain; pf. ©
1c. Nov. 20, 1929; E unp. 14551;
Manuel Bertran Reyna and Felix
Paredes Martin, Madrid. 27871
Hunt (The); choral, lyric by Ruth
Elder, music by Dorothy Radde
Emery; sop., alto and bar. 4to. ©
Dec. 6, 1929; 2 ¢c. Dec. 5; E pub.
11303; Kay and Kay music pub.
corp., New York. 27872
Hunting; cho., text and music by Paul
Bliss; men’s voices. 4to. © Dec.
30; 1929: 2c. Jan. 2, 19302 Epub:
12081; Willis music co., Cincinnati.
27873
Hunting (A) scene; by P. Buecalossi,
arr. by Julius S. Seredy; full. orch.
pts. © Sept. 6.1929; 2c. Dec. 28;
EH pub. 11994; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 27874
Hyacinth; by Walter Rolfe; pf. ©
Nov. 26, ‘19293 2°e@.) Dec. ae pub:
11396; G. Schirmer, inc., New York.
27875
Hymn of thanks and praise; words by
V. Getteimann, music by Edward
Kremser, of Germany, arr. by O. A.
Singenberger; 3 equal voices. 4to.
© Feb. 20, 1929; 2 @ Dec. 26; H
pub. 11927; Otto A. Singenberger,
Mundelein, I11. 27876
Tymu Yxrpai’ucboro HaposHOrTO coro3a B
Amepuui; words by Stephen Musiy-
chuk, music by Michael Orest Hay-
voronsky, of Poland, domiciled at
New York: mixed voices. © Sept.
28, 1929; 2 c.. Nov. 6; BE pub: 11286;
Ukrainian music edition, New York.
27877
I adore it; words and music by M. L.
Clarke. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Noy. 29, 1929; E unp. 14691;
Marjorie Lois Clarke, Roslindale,
Mass. 27878
1470
I
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—
Loma
—_
ain’t got no gal now; words and
music by Phil Baxter. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Dec. 26, 1929;
E unp. 14992; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 27879
always knew it would be you; from
Take the heir, lyric by Cliff Hess,
music by J. M. Coopersmith, arr. by
J. EK. Andino; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Dec. 20, 1929; 2 c-) Dee. 28558
pub. 11908; Remick music corp.,
New York. 27880
am a lonesome little Juliet; words
by M. Linderman, music by Harry
Clifford. © 1 ¢. Dec. 7).1929;. Hh
unp. 14108; Miles Linderman, Do-
land, S. D. 27881
am crazy about you; words and
music by E. L. Hamilton. © 1 «@
Dec. 9, 1929; E unp. 14224; Edith
L. Hamilton, Lake Arthur, N. M.
27882
am longing for that old Virginny
town; words and music by Jack
Mahoney. © Dec...12, 1929-2 G;
Dec. 27; E pub. 12068; Frank Har-
ding, New York. 27883
am singing for my King; sacred
song, words by HE. A. Benn, music
by F. T. Amstutz; mixed voices.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Sept. 30, 1929; 2 ce. Dec. 11; E pub.
11535; Elizabeth A. Benn, Peoria,
TT: 27884
am sorry I flirted again; words and
music by K. M. Schuette. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Dee. 21,
1929; E unp. 14727; Kathleen M.
Schuette, St. Louis, Mich. 27885
am with Thee; hymn, words by
Mrs. J. M. Hunter, music by’ Be B:
Beall. © Oct. 1, 1929; 2c Dec’6;
E pub. 11324; B. B. Beall, Douglas-
ville, Ga. 27886
can see for me a twilite; words and
music by J. J. Vallier. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dec. 30, 1929;
E unp. 15091; J. J. Vallier, Bovill,
Id. 27887
can’t stand it; words and music by
W. Shade. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Dec. 26, 1929; HE unp.
14996; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 27888
could love a man like that; from
Flyin’ high, words.and music by B.
G. De Sylva [pseud. of George Gard
De Sylva], Lew Brown and Ray
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
27909
Henderson. [Words and melody | I
only] © 1c. Dec. 31, 1929; E unp.
15083; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 27889
Vd dream that dream again; waltz,
words by M. Farmer, music by Er-
found the shortest way to heaven
when I found my-self in your arms;
words and music by F. Hinchey.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ec.
Dec. 21, 1929; E unp. 14717; Floyd
| Hinchey, Middletown, N. Y. 27900
nest Shonfield, of England, domi- | I get it from my daddy; from The talk
ciled at Pasadena. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dec. 12, 1929;
E unp. 14418; Mary Farmer, At-
lanta. 27890
I’d go barefoot all winter long, if
you'd fall for me in the spring;
words and music by Billy Mo!l and
Joe Keden. © Nov. 22, 1929; 2 ec.
Noy. 23; E pub. 11191;. Shapiro,
Bernstein & co., inc., New York.
27891
I'd like to be a child again; words by | |
M. Baker, music by Burrell Van
Buren. © Dec. 17, 1929; 2 ¢ Dec.
20: E pub. 11814; Max G. Baker,
Dearborn, Mich. 21892
Ll
I'd like to see father once more; hymn,
words and music by J. W. Vaughan.
© Oct. 1, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 23; E pub.
11846; J. W. Vaughan, Cornersville,
Tenn. 27893
I didn’t know that you could make me
feel so blue; words and music by C. | I
H. Sims. © Nov. 26, 1929; 2 ec. Dec.
18; E pub. 11697; Carrel H. Sims,
New York. 27894
I do; from She walked home, lyrics
and music by Don Hunt; pf. and
‘ukulele ace. © Nov. 13, 1929; 2 ¢.
Noy. 15; E pub. 11130; Harms, inc.,
New York. 27895
I don’t see how you could forget; | 7
words and music by H. M. Sommers.
© 1 ¢«. Nov. 4, 1929; E unp. 12915;
Helen M. Sommers, Indianapolis.
27896
I dream I love you; words and music
by M. R. Drum. © 1c. Dec. 6, 1929;
E unp. 14105; Mary Réaume, Brook-
lyn. 27897 | I
I en stambog; tekst af Johan Herman
Wessel, musik af Knudage Riisager,
of Denmark; male choir, without
ace. 4to. © Nov. 1, 1929; 1 ¢. Nov.
20; E for. 7744; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. 27898
I found Sally; words by S. Pugden,
music by Eugene Platzman. © 1.
Dec. 12, 1929; E unp. 14415; Sally
Pugden, Buffalo. 27899
1471
of Hollywood, words and music by
Al Piantadosi, Nat Carr and Jack
Glogau. © Dec. 9, 1929; 2 ec. Dee.
9; E pub. 11429; Triangle music
pub. co., ine., New York. 27901
get it from my daddy; words and
music by Nat Carr, Al Piantadosi
and Jack Glogau. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Dee. 4, 1929; B
unpp. 14030; Triangle music pub. co.,
ine., New York. 27902
got a lucky break; from She walked
home, lyrics and music by Don
Hunt; pf. and ukulele acc. © Nov.
13) 192952 e, Nov. 15; Epub. d11ah:
Harms, ine., New York. 27903
got misery; lyric by James Cova-
naugh, music by Robert Bagar.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Dec. 7, 1929; E unp. 14114; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 27904
have not long to stay in this old
world of sin; hymn, words and
music by H. T. Smith, arr. by Mrs.
A. W. Bradley. © Dec. 7, 1929;
200) Dee. 165 BF pub. 19655 > Barry 2:
Smith, Pomona, Calif. 27905
Same. © Dec. 16, 1929; 2 c. Dee.
26; E pub. 11884; Harry T. Smith,
Pomona, Calif. 27906
have to have you; from Pointed
heels, lyric by Leo Robin, music by
Richard A. Whiting; pf. and ukulele
ace. New York, Spier and Coslow,
ine. © Dec. 2, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 4; E
pub. 11279; Famous music corp.,
New York. 27907
haven’t kissed her yet; words by
Beekie Beekman [pseud. of Milton
Mayer Beekman], music by Bill Jem-
ison [i. e. W. Z. Jemison. Photo-
stat] © 1c. Dec. 11, 1929; BE ump.
14329; William Zimmerman Jemison,
Washington. 27908
hear you calling; words and music
by J. Moore. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Dee. 21, 1929; E unp.
14719; James Moore, Pittsburgh.
27909
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27910
pt. III, DS. v2 =
aI
I just wonder if it’s true; words and
music by J. S. Hill.
melody only] © 1 ¢. Dec. 9, 1929;
E unp. 14248; John S. Hill, Muske-
gon, Mich. 27910
I knew what it was to be lonesome;
words by R. Cooke, music by Wil-
liam Arlington. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Dec. 2, 1929; E unp.
14087; Ralph Cooke, Belmar, N. J.
27911
I know a bank; 2-pt. song, words by
Shakespeare, music by Cecil Shar-
man, of Great Britain. 4to. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Dee.
14, 1929; 1 c. Dec. 14; EH for. (859 ;
Novello & co., Itd., London. 27912
I know I have lost you now; by P.
Russo; violin solo. © 1c. Dee. 19,
1929: E unp. 14662; Philip Russo,
Perth Amboy, N. J. 27918
I know Jesus died; hymn, words by
Charlotte G. Homer, music by Chas.
i. Gabriel,, ©. Nov. 8,c19295) 2xte:
Nov. 19: E pub. 11705; Hope pub.
eo., Chicago. 27914
I know that I’m falling in 1ove; words
and music by S. Jacksun. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Dec. 9,
1929: FE unp. 14247; Sam Jackson,
Brooklyn. 27915
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know there’s no one in this world;
by Merrill Platt [i. e. M. K. Platt];
melody, with pf. acc. © 1 c. Nov.
21, 1929: E unp. 14336; Merrill Kel-
sey Platt, Clinton, Conn. 27916
Lema!
know why I think of you; words by
Hank Hauser, music by Tal. Henry.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Dee. 7, 1929; E unp. 14155; South-
ern music “pub. co., inc., New York.
27917
—
laugh and live on; words and music
by N. E. Walsh. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Dec. 21, 1929;
E unp. 14700; Norman Edward
Walsh, Fresno, Calif. 27918
|
like cucumbers; words and music by
CG. Stubbs, of Canada, domiciled at
New York. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Dee. 16, 1929; E unp.
14534; CG. Stubbs, New York. 27919
Vl) always be happy; words and mu-
sic by N. Shannon. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Dee. 7, 1929;
E unp. 14121; Noel Shannon, Chi-
cago. ‘ 27920
[Words and.
I'll be getting along; from Splinters,
lyric by James Dyrenforth, music by
Carroll Gibbons, of Great Britain,
pf. and ukulele acc. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Dec. 9,
1929: 1 c. Dec. 19; HD for. 7921 ;
Campbell, Connolly & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 27921
lll be reminded of you; from The
vagabond laver, lyric by Hd. Hey-
man, music by Ken Smith; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Nov. 27, 1929; 2 ¢.
Nov. 30; E pub. 11136; Harms, inc.,
New York. 27922
I'll be waitin’ aroun’; written by Jim-
my Goding, composed by Harry Cast-
ling, of Great Britain; pf. and ukt-
lele acc. [Staff and tonic sol-fa no-
tations] © Nov. 29, 1929; 1 ¢. Dee.
2: B for. 7866; Francis, Day & Hun-
ter, ltd., London. 27923
ll dance no more; words and music
by W. J. and Olga Streuber. ©-A./e:
Nov. 12, 1929; E unp. 14035; Will
J. Streuber, Los Angeles. 27924
I'll find you right in my arms, words
and music by J. R. Johnson. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Dee. 16,
1929; BH unp. 14494; John R. John-
son, Boston. 27925
I'll have to forget you and I’m sorry;
words and music by W. Williams.
© 1c. Dec. 28, 1929; E unp. 14836 ;
Wilma Williams, Rocky Comfort,
Mo. 27926
Yl know and she'll know; from Top
speed, words and music by Bert Kal-
mar and Harry Ruby; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Nov. 22, 1929; 2 ¢. Noy.
25; E pub. 11150; Harms, inc., New
York. 27927
V’ll know him; from Flyin’ high, words
and music by B. G. De Sylva [pseud.
of George Gard De Sylva], Lew
Brown and Ray Henderson. [ Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Dee. 31,
1929: E unp. 15084; De Sylva,
Brown & Henderson, ine., New York.
27928 »
I’)] miss you so; words by R. M. Kelly,
music by Lulu Sorensen. { Photo-
stat] © 1c. Dec. 23, 1929; EH unp.
14803; Roberta Marion Kelly, San
I'rancisco. -, 27929
I’ll never be lonesome in heaven; words
and music by C. W. Vaughan.
{Werds and melody only] © ite,
Dec. 26, 1929: E unp. 14954; South~
ern music pub. co., inc., New York.
27930
1472
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
T’ll never stop lovin coucmrueis and
music by R. De Leon. [Photostat]
© 1e. Nov. 29, 1929; E unp. 13919;
Robert De Leon, Highland Park,
Mich. 27931
Ill say she is; words and music by
S. I. Golden. ‘[Words and melody
only] ©1e. Dee. 12, 1929; E unp.
14420; Sydney I. Golden, Philadel-
phia. 27932
I'll still be true to you; lyric by Mitch-
ell Parish, music by Ted Healy and
Geo. Goodwin ; pf. sc. by Harold Pot-
ter, with ukulele arr. by M. Kalua.
© Dec. 2, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 23; E pub.
11842; Mills music, inc., New York.
27933
T'll still have you; words and music
by G. W. Cheney. [Words and mel-
ody only] .© 1 ¢. Dee. 30, 1929;
EX unp. 15096; George Wright
Cheney, Cincinnati. 27934
T’ll travel ‘long — singin’ a song for
you; words and music by S. Green-
berg; pf. © 1c. Dee. 9, 1929; E
unp. 14277; Sylvia Greenberg, Santa
- Monica, Calif. 27985
Lema!
looked down the line and wondered ;
words and music by F. W. McGee.
{Words and melody only] © 1.
Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14972; South-
ern music pub. co., inc., New York.
27936
I lost Yvonne, but I found Yvette;
words by Perey Edgar, music by
Henry HE. Pether, of Great Britain;
pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Nov. 29,
1929; 1 c. Dec. 2; EH for. 7864; Fran-
cis, Day & Hunter, lItd., London.
27937
love her—she loves me; words and
music by J. J. Schneider. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. Dee. 10,
1929: E unp. 14805; John J. Schnei-
der, Philadelphia. 27938
bh
~
love to be blue; lyric by G. Henry,
music by M. Hamilton. ‘'[Words and
melody only] ©1c. Dee. 5, 1929;
E unp. 14055; Grace Henry and Mor-
ris Hamilton, New York. 27939
I love to tell the story; words adapted
from Kate Hankey, music by W. G.
Fischer, arr. by Hugh Alexander;
med. voice; organ ace. © Noy. 21,
MPO S72 cuNovid 238i ipub. tide;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 27940
27951
I love you; words and music by H. C.
Watkin. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ¢. Dee. 9, 1929; E unp. 14256;
Harry C. Watkin, Knoxville, Tenn.
27941
I love you; words by Calla Esteva, mu-
sic by L. E. White. © 1c. Dec. 12,
1929; E unp. 14412; Lella E. White,
New York. 27942
I love you; words by J. A. Straughn,
music by Samuel H. Speck. [Words
and: melody only] © 1. Dee. 4,
.1929;. HE unp.. 14005; James A.
Straughn, Carcel de Camaguey,
Cuba. 27943
I love you, America! words by Carl
Johnson, music by C. Escher. ©
Dec. 31, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 30; E pub.
12041; Chester Escher, New York.
27944
I love you and you love her and she
loves somebody else; words and mu-
sic by H. Lobdell. © 1 ce. Dee. 80,
1929; EH unp. 15094; Helen Lobdell,
Nickerson, Kan. 27945
I love you more than all the world;
fox trot, words by G. Heflin, music
by Harry Clifford. © 1 ec. Dee. 26,
1929; E unp. 14844; Gertrude Heflin,
Roanoke, Va. 27946
I love you, really, I do; words and
music by G. Taylor. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dee. 16, 1929;
E unp. 14501; Gene Taylor, Chicago.
27947
I love your eyes; words by L. Albert,
music by Samuel H. Speck. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Dec. 4,
1929; E unp. 14000; Leonie Albert,
Blind River, Ont., Canada. 27948
I loved a lass; pt.-song, words by G.
Wither, music by F. M. Wadely, of
Great Britain; men’s voices. 4to.
© Dee. 9, 1929; 1 c. Dec. 11; E for.
7821; Novello & co., ltd., London.
27949
I loved you before I met you, for I
saw you in my dreams; words and
music by Roy Ingraham, Monty
Siegel and Al Hoffman. [Words and
melody only] © 1 ee. Dee. 9, 1929;
E unp. 14211; George & Arthur
Piantadosi, inc., New York. 27950
I’m broken hearted; words and mu-
sic’-by D. Ronning. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Dee. 9, 1929;
E unp. 14232; Dorothea Ronning,
Portland, Or. 27951
1473
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27952
I’m content when I’m with you; words
and music by D. L. Minard. [Photo-
stat] © 1 e¢. Dec. 4, 1929; E unp.
14641; 'Doloris Leaf Minard, Des
Moines. 27952
Im goin away; words and music by
Clarence Ganus. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Dec. 16, 1929; EB
unp. 14512; Jack Kapp, Chicago.
27953
I’m happy in Jesus; hymn, words and
music by F. C. Huston. © Oct. 5,
1929: 2.¢. Dee. 25; Ho pub. ATS43:
Frank C. Huston, Knightstown, Ind.
27954
I'm in love with an old fashioned
sweetheart; words and music by
W. D. Garlock. ©1c. Dee. 4, 1929;
EH unp. 14006; W. D. Garlock, New
York. 27955
I’m in love with you; words and mu-
sic by M. Maurer. © 1 ¢. Dec. 3,
1929; EH unp. 138959; Margaret Mau-
rer, Allentown, Pa. 27956
I'm just a stay out all night; words
by P. De Frank, music by Ernest
J. Goulston. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Dec. 5, 1929; E unp.
14050; Paul De Frank, Boston.
27957
I'm livin’ on love; words and music
by E. Hunt. © 1c. Dee. 23, 1929;
EK unp. 14801; Everhard Hunt,
Grand Rapids, Mich. 27958
I’m living my life anew, because I met
you; lyric and music by Walter M.
Curtis. [Photostat] © 1 ¢« Dee.
23, 1929; E unp. 14827; Walter M.
Curtis, Seattle. 27959
I’m running wild; true confession
song, words and music by S. Sher-
win. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14868;
Sterling Sherwin, Santa Monica,
Calif. 27960
I'm saving up coupons; words and
music by Peg Moreland. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Dec. 7,
1929; E unp. 14366; Southern mu-
sic pub. co., inc., New York. 27961
I’m screwy over Looey; from Hold
everything, lyric by Al. Dubin, mu-
sic by Joe Burke; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Dec. 18, 1929; 2 ce. Dec. 17;
EK pub. 11914; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 27962
aS o pt. III, n..s., Vv. 24
I’m so happy when the sun is shining;
fox-trot, words by Gene Kintzle and
Clarence Gaskill, music by Wendell
Mayhew and George B. McConnell,
arr. by Eugene Platzman; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Dec. 2, 1929; 2 ¢.
Dec. 8; E pub. 11295; Song hit mu-
Sic co., New York. 27963
I’m so unhappy; words by Stephen
Hoffman, music by E. del Cioppo.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Dec. 16, 1929; E unp. 14529; Eugene
del Cioppo, New York. 27964
I’m sorry; words, music and ukulele
arr. by E. L. K. Moore. © 1 ce. Dee.
6, 1929; E unp. 14185; Edythe Lysle
Kkeplinger Moore, Denver, Col.
27965
Im sorry it’s over; words and music
by O. L. Wilkins. © 1« Dee. 18,
1929; E unp. 14669; Oscar Lee Wil-
kins, Takoma Park, Md. 27966
I’m synthetic Sarah from Saginaw;
words by Johnny Burns, music by
Helen Meyers. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Dec. 21, 1929; E unp.
14741; Patricia F. McGuire and Bar-
bara G. Davis, Kansas City, Mo.
27967
I’m that way over you; from Sons
o’ guns, words and music by Arthur
Swanstrom, Benny Davis and J.
Fred Coots; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Dec. 18, 1929; 2 «Dee, 4957 E pan:
11696; Davis, Coots & Engel, ince.
New York. 27968
I’m waiting for the Georgia moon to
shine; lyrics by Leo Halo, music by
A. W. Dupaw. © 1c. Dee. 6, 1929;
E unp. 14106; Arthur Walker Du-
paw, Burlington, Vt. 27969
may forget I love you; words and
music by Agnes Frawley. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢e. Nov. 15,
1929; E unp. 14270; Agnes Purtell
Frawley, Elmhurst, L. I., N. Y.
27970
I need a good kind man; fox-trot,
words and music by Len. Fillis and
Al. Bowlly, of Great Britain ; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by J. V. Armstrong.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Dec. 5, 1929; 1 ¢. Dec, 2u; MW for:
7955 ; Dix, ltd., London. 27971
I need someone like you; words and
music by Thomas Waller. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Dee. 7,
1929; E unp. 14145; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 27972
Lo
1474
no. 12, 1929
I never dreamed I’d find another just
like you; words and music by L. J.
Kremer. [Words and melody only]
©1c. Oct. 23, 1929; E unp. 14075:
Lucian Joseph Kremer, Oklahoma
City, Okl. 27973
I never knew such love before; hymn,
words by T. O. Chisholm, music by
T. N. Beall. © Oct. 1, 1929; 2 «.
Dee. 6; E pub. 11337; T. N. Beall,
Enterprise, Ala. 27974
I only know I love you; waltz ballad,
words and musie by L. M. Walters,
arr. by Will Livernash. © 1c. Nov.
21, 1929; E unp. 14890; Leona M.
Walters, Los Angeles. 27975
I paid; words by Bernie McGowan,
music by Zada Hale. © 1c. Dec. 9,
1929; E unp. 143888; Bernard J. Mc-
Gowan, Upper Darby, Pa. 27976
I’se gwine back to Dixie right away;
fox-trot, words by M. Tuggle, music
by Len Fleming. © Dec. 10, 1929;
2 ec. Dee. 14; E pub. 11709; Maude
Tuggle, Sulphur Rock, Ark. 27977
I shall yet praise Him; hymn, words
by T. O. Chisholm, music by B. B.
Beall. © Oct. 1, 1929; 2 © Dec. 6;
E pub. 11325; B. B. Beall, Douglas-
ville, Ga. 27978
I shan’t let you out of my sight; fox-
trot, music by Billy Mayerl and Gee
Paul, arr. by Van Phillips, of Great
Britain; orch. pts., with words. 4to.
© Nov. 23, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 30; E for.
7824; Chappell & co., Itd., London.
27979
I sing of a maiden; pt.song, words
from 15th cent., music by Marion
Bauer, op. 22, no. 2. 4to. ©l1e«.
Nov. 30, 1929; E unp. 14467; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston.
I soitnly must be in love; words by
William Tracey, music by Lou Hand-
man; pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by
W. C. Lindemann. © Jan. 2, 1930;
2] €. Dee. 20, 1929; Epub. . 12055 ;
Handman, Kent & Goodman, inc..,
New York. 27981
I still have you; words and music by
Mentek., ©, bec. 10,1929: 2 .c:
Dee. 13; E pub. 11668; Joseph Cen-
tek, Almena, Kan. 27982
I still love you; melody by R. S. Roth-
stein. © 1c. Dec. 17, 1929; E unp.
14569; Robt. S. Rothstein, Philadel-
phia. 27983
I taught her all she knows; written
and composed by John P. Long, of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.
91207—_30——4
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
27980 |
27994
[Staff and tonie sol-fa notations] ©
Nov. '29, 1929;: 1) @. Dées 2; E for.
7865; Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd.,
London. 27984
I’ve found you at last, my sweetheart ;
words by Russell Boyd, musie by
R. A. Le Bonde. © 1 ec. Dee. 5,
1929; E unp. 14052; Robert Arnold
Le Bonde, Portland, Or. 27985
I’ve gone goofy over you; words and
music by H. Battersby. © 1c. Dec.
10, 1929; E unp. 14311; Harry Bat-
tersby, Revere, Mass. 27986
I’ve got a man; written by Clifford
Seyler, composed by Billy Milton, of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele ace.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Noy.1291929 ; :1-.e. ‘ Dee> 2; ifort
7872; Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd.,
London. 27987
I’ve got my eye on you; from Show
girl in Hollywood, words and musie
by Bud Green and Sam H. Stept;
pf. aecc., with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © Jan. 2, 1930; 2 «.
Dec. 30, 1929; E pub. 120384; Green
& Stept, inc., New York. 27988
I’ve got my sweetie back again; words
and music by M. I. Fanow. ‘[Words
and melody only] © 1c. Dee. 9,
1929; E- unp. 14209; Myrtle IL.
Fanow, Boston. 27989
I’ve got them stock market blues;
words by G. F. Miller, music by Billy
James. Philadelphia, Pa., M. D.
Swisher. © Dee. 6, 1929; 2 ec. Dec.
10; E pub. 11514; George F. Miller,
Philadelphia. 27990
I've played the game; words and music
by P. Ferris. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Dec. 9, 1929; E unp.
14257; Pauline Ferris, LaCrosse,
Wis. 21991
I’ve searched the world for a sweet-
heart; words and music by C. O.
Knudson and Russell R. Cook.
[Words and melody only] ©1«.
Dec. 7, 1929; E unp. 14203; Clarence
O. Knudson, Chicago. 27992
I want a little love from you; melody
by H. E. Pollack. © 1 ¢. Dec. 28,
- 1929; E unp. 15069; Harold E. Pol-
lack, Mattapan, Mass. 27993
I want the someone I love; words by
T. Holloran, music by Samuel H.
Speck. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dec. 3, 1929; E unp. 13934;
Thomas Holloran, Lindsay, Ont.,
Canada. 27994
1475
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
27995
I want to be a movie star; words and
music by G. Allan, of Great Britain.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Dec. 16, 1929; E unp. 14488; Gladys | I
Allan, Sarnia, Ont., Canada. 27995
I want to be somebody’s sweetheart;
words and music by Harry Steinberg
and Chick Endor; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by R. S. Stoddon. [Staff | I
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Dec.
16, 1929; 2.¢. Dec. 17; E pub. 11918;
B. Feldman & co., London. 27996
I want to be your sweetheart; words
and music by Harry Revel. [Words
and melody only] © 1 «¢. Dee. 11,
1929; E unp. 14822; Sam Fox pub.
co., Cleveland. 27997
I want to cry on my lover’s shoulders,
when I’ cry; words and music by
Helen Willsey and A. M. Brown.
© Dec. 7, 1929; 2 ce. Dec. 11; E pub.
11462; Aaron M. Brown, Palo Alto,
Calif. 27998
I want to cuddle some cuddlesome
baby; novelty fox-trot, from The I
dance of life; words and music by
Sam Coslow, Leo Robin and Richard
A. Whiting; pf. and ukulele acc.
New York City, Spier & Coslow, ine.
©. Dec. 14), 1929;- 2 ¢,, Dec. 1675 2m
-
iE
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
rs
Bert G. Martel and Florin L. Brown,
Dallas. 28004
watched a little flower grow; words
and music by I. Rosenberg. [Words
and melody only] © 1 «¢ Dee. 4,
1929; E unp. 14021; Irving Rosen-
berg, Brooklyn. 28005
went down to St. James infirmary ;
fox trot, words by Al Katz, music
by J. M. Bishop. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Dec. 23, 1929; EH
unp. 14804; Joseph Miller Bishop,
Chicago. 28006
will always keep rememb’ring you;
words and musie by J. May. ©1e.
Dec. 5, 1929; E unp. 14425; Jack
May, Chicago. 28007
will lift up mine eyes unto the hills;
anthem, words from psalm 121,
music by Eustace Bond Rice; mixed
voices, with organ ace. 4to. © Dee.
16, 1929; 2 c. Dee. 18; E pub. 11761; .
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
28008
will praise Him; hymn, words by L.
E. Green, music by B. B. Beall. ©
Oct,. 1, 1929; .2. \¢. .DeGiees vie.
11326; B. B. Beall, Douglasville, Ga.
28009
pub. 11563; Famous music corp., | I wish I could forget you; waltz, words
New York. 27999
I want to find my gal; words and
music by E. V. Nemchick. © 1 «.
Dec. 9, 1929; E unp. 14279; Hdna
V. Nemchick, Harrisburg, Or.
28000
I want to go back to my Indiana home ;
words by A. Kidwell and H. I. Jack- I
man, music by H. I. Jackman. ©
1 .¢., Dee., 3,, 1929; E. unp. 18948 ;
Hazel I. Jackman and Arthur Kid-
well, Breese, Ill. 28001
I want to live as in Thy light; hymn, | ;
words by T. B. Livingston, music by
Charles H. Gabriels © Nov. 19,
1929; 2 c. Nov. 21; E pub. 11288;
Thomas Brockholst Livingston, Chi-
€ago. 28002
by R. Bayfield Evans, music by
Peter Packay [pseud. of Pierre
Paquet] and David Bee [pseud. of
Ernest Craps], both of Belgium; pf.,
violin 1, cello and bass pts. 4to.
© Nov. 21, 1929; 1 ¢c. Dee: 9; E for.
7846; International music co., Brus-
sels, Beigium. 28010
worship the Lord; hymn, words by
J. R. Baxter, jr., music by W. Lee
Higgins. © Oct. 1, 1929; 2 ec. Dec.
16; E pub. 11649; W. L. Higgins and
J. R. Baxter, jr., Dallas. 28011
worship you; from Fifty million
Frenchmen, words and music by
Cole Porter; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Nov. 27, 1929;/2 ec. Nov. 30; E pub.
11141; Harms, inec., New York.
28012
I want to see you happy; words by C. | Ich hab’ dich lieb, weil du ein deut-
Johnson, music by Samuel H. Speck.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Dec. 4, 1929; E unp. 14001; Clara
Johnson, Midwest, Wy. 28003
I wanta marry Mary; words and music
by Bert G. Martel and Florin L.
sches miidel bist! marschlied, text
und musik von Ernst Neubach, of
Austria, klav.-arr. yon Nico Dostal,
of Austria. © June 14, 1929; 1 «@
Dec. 20; E for. 7934; Alrobi musik-
verlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 28013
Brown; pf. and ukulele ace. New | Ich hab’ kein auto, ich hab’ kein ritter-
York City, Frank Harding. © Dec.
5, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 27; E pub. 12069;
1476
gut ...! slow-fox, worte von Robert
Gilbert, musik von Hans May, of
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
28032
Austria. +) July 22, 1929; 1 c. Dec,
20; E for. 7936; Alrobi musikverlag,
G. m. b. H.. Berlin. 28014
Ich schenk’ dir das herz einer rose... ;
English waltz, text u. musik von
Robert Katscher, of Austria. ©
Nov, 8, 1929-2 ea. Dec. 17; Exfor.
7908 ; Wiener bohéme-verlag, Vienna.
28015
Ich triumte am Rhein in der dimmer-
stund’; marsch, text von Hans
Pflanzer u. Willy Weiss, musik von
Hans May, of Austria. © Mar. 28,
Peeo = 1 6G. Dee. 20° Kh for, 930:
Alrobi musikverlag, G. m. b. H., Ber-
lin. 28016
Ich warte auf die antwort deines her-
zens ; Slow-fox, text von Fritz Rotter,
musik von Hans May, of Austria,
and Austin Egen. © July 15, 1929;
ae. Wee Se CR IOeh 4s LE pub:
11717; Roehr aktiengesellschaft,
Berlin. 28017
Idillio V°. di Mosco; di Leopardiana,
versione di Giacomo Leopardi, mu-
Sica di Vincenzo Tommasini, of Italy.
© Dec. 3, 1929; 1 c. Dec. 4; E for.
7793; -G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
28018
Idle eyes; words and music by J. B.
Bennett. [Photostat] © 1 ¢. Dec.
16, 1929; E unp. 14520; Jess B. Ben-
nett, Ranocas, N. J. 28019
If anything happened to you, I don’t
know what would happen to me;
waltz, words and music by George
Stevens, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Nov. 30, 1929; 1 ec.
Dee. 4; E for. 7729; Cambridge mu-
sie co., ltd., London. 28020
If he cared; from Devil may care,
words by Clifford Grey, music by
Herbert Stothart. © Dec. 11, 1929;
2c. Dee. 13; E pub. 11508; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New York.
28021
If I had lived in Bethlehem; sacred
song, poem by Loyal Thompson, mu-
sic by Wade Barickman. © Dec.
5, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 14; E pub. 11544;
Gamble hinged music co., Chicago.
28022
If I meet you; words and music by
D. E. Douglass. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 «@ Dee. 9, 1929; E
unp. 14236; Dorothy EH. Douglass,
Bowdoinham, Me. 28023
If I should lose you; words by Charles
Newman, music by Paul Ash and
Frank L. Ventre; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Nov. 27, 1929; 2 ¢. Dec. 2;
E pub. 11386; Milton Weil music
co., Chicago. 28024
If the wealth of this world belonged
to me; lyric and music by Noble
Sissle; pf. acc., with ukulele arr. by
R. 8S. Stoddon. ‘[Staff and tonic sol-
fa notations] © Nov. 25, 1929; 2c.
Nov. 26; E pub. 11249; B. Feldman
& co., London. 28025
If we could just be sweethearts again;
words and music by J. W. Saunders.
© 1c. Dec. 19, 1929; E unp. 14645;
Joseph William Saunders, Baltimore.
28026
If you could love me; words and music
by R. Prosser. [Words and melody
only] «© 1 c. Dee. 2, 1929; E unp.
13937; Ruth Prosser, Hast Orange,
INGEST 28027
If you only loved but me; words by
Elizabeth Harding, music by Hrnest
J. Goulston and Bert Lowe; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by Paul De Frank.
© Dec. 6, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 12; E pub.
11504; Lowe-Goulston, inc., Boston.
28028
If you’re sad or if youre smilin’;.
words and music by L. Nicchia.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Dee. 5, 1929; E unp. 14046; Lillian
Nicchia, Mountain Lakes, N. J.
28029
If you want to see Paree; from Hot
for Paris, lyric by Edgar Leslie,
music by Walter Donaldson; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Dec. 14, 1929; 2 «.
Dec. 14; E pub. 11546; Donaldson,
Douglas & Gumble, inc., New York.
28030
If you went away; words and music
by Al Jacobs [i. e. A. T. Jacobs]
and Jerry Herst [i. e. J. P. Herst.
Words and melody only] © 1 e«.
Dee. 3, 1929; E unp. 13956; Jerome
P. Herst and Albert T. Jacobs, San
Francisco. 28031
If you were the only girl; waltz, from
The vagabond lover; words by Clif-
ford Grey, music by Nat. D. Ayer,
arr. by Charles N. Grant; orch. pts.
New York, Chappell-Harms, inc. ©
Nov. 30; 1929;°2 ce. Deer 27 EY pub:
11096; B. Feldman & co., London.
28032
1477
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28033
Illusions perdues; valse, von Jacob
Gade, of Denmark; salon orch. pts.
4to. © Nov. 20, 1929; .1 ¢ Dec. 6;
E for. 7736; Gade & Warny, Copen-
hagen. 28033
itis (The) piano books; elementary
course for class and individual in-
struction, by Leon L. Iltis. bk. 1, 2.
obl. 4to. © Nov. 8, 1929; 2 c. each
Dec. 28; E pub. 12010, 12011; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York.
28034, 28035
Im Wiener walzer-reich; tinze u.
reigen, geSammelt u. gesetzt von
Richard Krentzlin, of Germany; pf.
2. heft. © Nov. 10, 1929; 1 ¢. Dec.
3; E for. 7779; Schlesinger’sche
buch-u. musikhandlung, Berlin.
28036
Imitazione; di Leopardiana, poesia di
Giacomo Leopardi, musica di Vin-
cenzo Tommasini, of Italy. © Dec.
8, 1929; 1 @ Dec. 4; EH for. 7791; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 28037
Imogen’s song by the well; from Imo-
gen’s choice, words by Alfred Booth,
music by G. Hughes, of Great Brit-
ain. London, Novello & co., ltd. ©
Dec. 24, 1929; 1 c. Dee. 26; E for.
7958; Gervase Hughes, London.
28038
Impatience; by Christiaan Kriens;
orch. pts. © Dec. 13, 1929; 2 ¢. Dec.
16; E pub. 11706; Atlas music corp.,
New York. 28039
Impazienza (La); di lLeopardiana,
frammento di Saffo, versione di Gia-
como Leopardi, musica di Vincenzo
Tommasini, of Italy. © Dec. 3,
1929; 1 c. Dec.’ 4; HE for: 7792: G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 28040
Impending danger no. 1; by Sam A.
Perry: pi.) © 1) ¢;, Deca zea 1929 -
E unp. 14768; Universal pictures
corp., Universal City, Calif. 28041
In a corner of my heart; words by
Mitchell Parish, music by Leon
Navara; pf. ace., with ukulele arr.
by M. Kalua. © Nov. 12, 1929;
2 ¢@. Dee.:T; HH. pub. dish) ais
music, ine., New York. 28042
In a dew drop; words and music by
B. R. Mosby. © 1 c. Dee. 4, 1929;
E unp. 138995; Bayard R. Mosby,
Kansas City, Mo. 28043
In a garden meant for love; melody
by G. Schloss. © 1 e. Dec. 5, 1929;
E unp. 14048; George Schloss, Pas-
saic, N. J. 28044
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
In a little canoe with you; words by
H. J. Johnson, music by Lee Turner.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Dec. 7, 1929; E unp. 14200; Hay-
wood J. Johnson, Peach Creek, W.
Va. 28045
In a rose bower; by Irene Rodgers, ed.
annotated and fingered by John M.
Williams; pf. © Nov. 30, 1929;
2c Dec. 2; E pub. 11090; Boston
music co., Boston. 28046
In a tumble-down log cabin down in
Tennessee ; fox-trot, words and mu-
sic by J. Mills, arr. by G. Meriggioli.
@ Nov. 15, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 65°
pub. 11354; Jack Mills, Seattle.
28047
In Chicago; from The Duchess of Chi-
cago, words by Edward Eliscu, music
by Maurie Rubens and Sam Tim-
berg; pf. and ukulele acc. New
York, Shubert music pub. corp. ©
Nov. 20, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 22; E pub.
11179; Shubert theatre corp., New
York. 28048
In dreams you'll still belong to me;
fox-trot, from Peacock alley, lyric
by George Wagener, music by Abner
Silver; pf. and ukulele acc. © Dec.
10,'1929 ; 2c: Deen 12; D pub aor
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 28049
In dulci jubilo; ancient German carol,
words anon., music arr. by Archibald
Thompson Davison; women’s yoices,
a cappella. 4to. © Dec. 14, 1929;
2.@ Dee. 23.3, E pub:.14892: Hee:
Schirmer music co., Boston. 28050
In einer kleinen konditorei; musika-
lische komddie in 8 akten von Paul
Frank wu. Peter Herz, musik von
Fred Raymond, of Austria; klavier-
auszug zum dirigieren: eingerichtet
von Leo Leux. © June 13, 1929;
1 ¢@ Dec... 20;.E for, 7937; Alrepi
musikverlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
28051
In heav’nly love abiding; sacred song,
by Leah Mynderse; low voice. ©
Dec. 3; 1929 2c." Dec, 6; "Ei pau:
11814; H. W. Gray co., New York.
28052
In his care; words by Clifford Porter
Wilson, music by L. Kusche; pf. ©
1 @ Dee..3) 1929; E wmpa tees
Lloyd Kusche, Pasadena, Calif.
28053
In hoopskirt and crinoline; by Cedric
W. Lemont, op. 59, no. 38; pf.
Nov. 9, 1929; 2 ec: Nov. 23; EH pub.
11106; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
28054
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
In melody land; first pieces for the
young violinist, by Robert W. Gibb;
with pf. acc... © Nov...26, 1929; 2 c.
Dec. 9; E pub. 113851; Walter Ja-
cobs, inc., Boston. 28055
In moonlight land; waltz song, words
and music by Clifford Higgin, of
Canada. Vancouver, B:* C., B. C.
music printers. © Nov. 21, 1929;
Me. Dec. 43H for. “T73l;' Clifford
H'ggin, Calgary, Canada. 28056
In my aeroplane; words and music by
H. Warde. © Nov. 8, 1929; 2 «.
mov. id: . Be ou, (1170; . Barry
Warde, Country club estates, Fla.
28057
In my butterfly boat; words and music
by G. G. Marschal-Loepke; pf. and
ukulele ace. Hollywood, Calif.,
Marshall pub. co. © Dec. 10, 1929;
2c. Dec. 14: E pub. 11542: Gloria
Gene Marschal-Loepke, Los Angeles.
28058
Th my cabinet of dreams; words and
music by B. L. Wright. |Words and
melody only] ©1c. Dec. 16, 1929:
E unp. 14507; B. L. Wright, New
York. 28059
In my dreams; words by Joe Greene,
music by Jack Downs. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Dec. 26, 1929;
E unp. 15030; R. J. Brewer pub. co.,
Kansas City, Mo. 28060
In my heart for you; dreamer’s song,
words and music by C. Green and
Lucian J. Kremer. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Dec. 5, 1929;
E unp. 14044: Curtis Green, Okla-
homa City, Okl. 28061
In my valley; hymn, words by Vida
Munden Nixon, music by A. M.
Pace. © Sept. 15, 1929; 2 c. Dec.
20; E pub. 11738; Adger M. Pace,
Lawrenceburg, Tenn. 28062
In old Capri; words and music by
Louis Perlman, Chas. P. Hughes,
Hernan Loria and Jack Snyder.
Chicago, Ill., Perlman & Snyder. ©
Dec. 10, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 14; E pub.
11712; Louis Perlman and Myers G.
Snyder, Chicago. ' 28063
In playful mood; by Montague Ewing,
of Great Britain; kino-orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and violin 1 con-
ductor. © Oct. 9, 1929: 1 © Dee.
31; E for. 8011; Bosworth & co.,
Leipzig. 28064
28074
In quietness and in confidence; an-
them, words from Isaiah 30, music
by Lucina Jewell; mixed cho., with
ten. solo and organ ace. 4to. ©
Deex-3, 1928 :...2e, Deena Ba pup:
11312; H. W. Gray co., New. York.
28065
In Schubert’s day; by Rich. Krentzlin,
of Germany, op. 109; pf. duet. ©
Nov. 25, 1929; 2 ¢. Nov. 27; E pub.
11199; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 28066
In sunny northern California; lyric
by E. Hooper, music by Vida Tribble.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Noy. 20; -1923.- ‘2 ¢;.. Dec. 53) Ea pape
11446 ; Edith Hooper, Oakland, Calif.
28067
In sunny Spain; Spanish dance, by
Samuel S. Aronson, op. 103; pf. ©
Dee. Zl 19290; 2 c. Dec) 21 2 Epa:
11825; Wm. A. Pond & co., New
York. 28068
In sunny Tennessee; words and musie
by R. A. Smith. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Dec. 9, 1929; BE
unp. 14231; Roy A. Smith, New Ox-
ford, Pa. 28069
In the hills of Arkansaw; words by
B. Miller and Bill Baker, music by
B. Miller. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dec. 28, 1929; E unp. 15057;
Bob Miller, New York. 28070
In the Luxembourg gardens; 4 pt. cho.,
words and music by Kathleen Lock-
hart Manning, arr. by Grace Helen
Nash; men’s voices. © Dec. 3, 1929;
BCE. oie 22 FS PUD. « Abe Ge
Schirmer, ine., New York. 28071
In the morning; words and music by
Irving Berlin. © Dec. 4, 1929; 2 ¢.
Dec. 5; E pub. 11321; Irving Berlin,
ine., New York. 28072
In the shadow of the cross; hymn,
words by Avis B. Christiansen, mu-
sic by W. P. Loveless. (Im W. M.
B. I. song favorites no. 2) © Dec.
3, 1929; 2 c Dec. 9; EH pub. 11406;
Wendell P. Loveless, Chicago.
28073
In the sunlight—moonlight—starlight,
I’m loving you dear heart; words
by Beatrice King Bonner, music by
O. K. Lindsay. © Dee. 10, 1929;
2 ec. Dee. 14; E pub. 11713; Olive
King Lindsay, Eureka, Utah. 28074
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28075
I
In tis modas; words by O. Caravias,
music by Ierotheo Skiza, of Italy,
domiciled at New York. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. Dec. 31,
1929; E unp. 15120; Synchronic pub.
co., New York. 28075
Wien hab’ ich einmal ein madel
geliebt...; Wienerlied, text von
Fritz Rotter, musik von Robert
Stolz, of Austria, op. 526. © Oct.
26, 1929; 1 c. Dec. 14; E for. 7918;
Wiener bohéme-verlag, Vienna.
28076
In Wien, wo der wein und der walzer
bliiht! wienerlied, worte von Alfred
Griinwald, musik von Robert Stolz,
of Austria, op. 529. © July 15, 1929;
1c... Dee. 20 > By Tor, 7929. Alrabi
musikverlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
28077
Indian number; from And how, lyric
by Herman Ruby, music by M. K.
Jerome; pf. and ukulele acc. 1. In
A flat—2. In F. © 1 ©. each Dec.
2, 1929; E unp. 14267; M. Witmark
& Sons, New York. 28078
Individuality ; waltz song, words and
music by Hdgar Wheeler; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Dec. 20, 1929; 2 c.
Dec. 14; E pub. 11547; Solo music
pub. co., New York. 28079
Infant (The) Jesus, Lord of all (Der
menschen heyl) ; English version by
EK. A. Barreil, jr., music by Nicola
A. Montani. 1. Mixed voices, a cap-
pella or with organ acc.—2. 8 pt.
cho., women’s voices; pf. or organ
ace. © Dec. 16, 1929; 2 c. each Dec.
18; E pub. 11746, 11747; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia.
28080, 28081
Infiel ; tango, by J. C. Tovar, of Mex-
ico, domiciled at San Antonio; mel-
ody, with pf. acc. ‘© 1c. Dee. 26,
1929; E unp. 14939; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 28082
Ingen; slow fox, av Ernst Rolf, of
Sweden; pf. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1929;
E unp. 14892; Ernst Rolfs musikfor-
lags, a. b., Stockholm, Sweden.
28083
Ingrata (Una); letra y musica de
Rafael Gomez, of Mexico, domiciled
at San Diego, Calif.; pf. [Photo-
stat] © Dec. 10, 1929; 2c. Dec. 16;
EK pub. 11607; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 28084
Innesonian march; by E. B. Hall, arr.
by Harry L. Alford; band pts. ©
in
pt. 111, n. S., V. 24
Nov. 8, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 14; E pub.
11160; Ellis B. Hall, Amarillo, Tex.
28085
Insinuant (L’) ; de Charmes, poéme de
Paul Valéry, musique de Vincenzo
Tommasini, of Italy. © Dec. 3,
1929;: 1 ¢«. Dec. 434i for TesG.
Rieordi & co., Milan. 28086
Inte gor de mej natt; fox-trot, text av
Berco, musik av Fred Winter, of
Sweden; pf. © Mar. 1, 1928; 1 e¢.
Dec. 26, 1929; E for. 7961; Hrnst
Rolfs musikforlags, a. b., Stock-
holm, Sweden. 28087
Irene; acht lieder naeh Klabund-
schen gedichten, musik von Walther
Hirschberg, of Germany, op. 26. ©
Oct. 1, 1929 1 e€ Dee. 22 haar
7895; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H., Ber-
lin. 28088
Irresistible; waltz, words and music
by M. lL. Howard. ‘© ite wee
1929; E unp. 138955; Mary Lucille
Howard. Wellsburg, W. Va. 28089
Irrisistible [!] sis; words and music
“by G. W. Cheney. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Dee. 30, 1929; E
unp 15097; George Wright Cheney,
Cincinnati. 28090
Irritable; by Sam A. Perry, orch. by
Fink; pf. conductor. © 1c. Dec. 23,
1929; E unp. 14776; Universal pic-
tures corp., Universal City, Calif.
28091
Is it wrong; words and music by Jim-
~ my Rogan [i. e. J. E. Rogan. Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Dee. 7,
1929; E unp. 14122; James Edward
Rogan, Plainfield, N. J. 28092
Is she mine? lyrics by George Hick-
man, .jr.,, music. Dy JR.aG. eee
[Chords, single staff] © 1 e¢. Dee.
10, 1929; E unp. 14338; Russell
George Trost, Los Angeles. 28093
Is there no kiss for me; words and
music by BE. M. Schemalleck. © Oct.
25, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 5» E pub. 11899;
Elizabeth, M. Schemalleck, Los An-
geles. 28094
Islam: lament; by Sam A. Perry, arr.
by Fink; [pf. conductor] © 1.
Dec. 23, 1929; E unp. 14782 ; Univer-
sal pictures corp., Universal City,
Calif. 28095
Island (The) unknown; words and
melody by Eck. Robertson. pt. 1, 2.
© 1c. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14948;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 28096
1480
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
It is all right to cry—if you like it;
words and music by C. K. Miller.
© 1c. Dee. 17, 1929; E unp. 14583;
Cleora Koons Miller, Salina, Kan.
28097
It is written; hymn, words by T. O.
Chisholm, music by T. N. Beall. ©
met. 1, 1929; Buck Dee .&: Hwpub.
11338; T. N. Beall, Enterprise, Ala.
28098
Itll just be too bad; words and music
by Lester Lee and Charles Levison ;
Dic) 4 Cj ANOV.g21.1929% Eunp.
14182; Chesterfield motion picture
corp., New York. 28099
It may be blue to some, but to me it’s
just a dark clouded sky; words and
music by V. Johnson. © 1 ec. Dee.
2, 1929; E unp. 13914; Vanilla John-
son, Kansas City, Mo. 28100
It must be heaven; from Heads up,
words by Lorenz Hart, music by
Richard Rodgers; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Nov. 8, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 11;
EK pub. 1113883; Harms, ine, New
Work. 28101
It must have been the iron in the
spinach; lyric by G. Henry, music
by M. Hamilton. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e Dec. 5, 1929; E
unp. 14057; Grace Henry and Mor-
ris Hamilton, New York. 28102
It’s a good old world we’re living in;
words and music by G. A. Bugbee.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «¢.
Dec. 7, 1829; E unp. 14120; George
Atwood Bugbee, Memphis, Tenn.
281038
It’s all because you said-I love you;
words by D. Moore, music by W. F.
Stiner and D. Moore. [Chords, sin-
gle staff} ©1¢ Dec. 14, 1929; H
unp. 144838; Walter F. Stiner and
Deane Moore, Miami, Fla. 28104
It’s hard to forget; waltz, by José M.
Lucchesi, of Brazil; with pf. con-
ductor and violin 1 director. 4to.
1. Odeon orch. pts.—2. Salonorch.
pts. © Noy. 15, 1929; 1 @& Dec. 23;
EB) for..7989; Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H..,
Leipzig. 28105
It’s just you and me from now on;
words and music by B. E. Cohen. ©
1°e. Dee. 18, 1929; E unp. 14635;
Ben Edward Cohen, Fort Wayne,
Ind. 28106
It’s love that rules the world; words
and music by Bradford Brown and
Bob Schaefer; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by Alvin D. Keech. London,
28116
Lawrence Wright music co. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Dee.
10, 1929 ; 2 c. Dec. 14; E pub. 11683;
Spier & Coslow, ine., New York.
28107
It’s so consoling, love sweetheart;
lyrics by Vinee O’Connell, music by
Egon Edwards. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Dee. 11, 1929; E ump.
143825 ; Refousse music pub. co., Long
EslandaCrty. N.Y. 28108
It’s so nice; words and music by
Thomas Dorsey. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©4.1e. Dec. 5, 1929; BE
unp. 14063; State Street music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 28109
It’s spring; words by H. Cook, music
by Samuel H. Speck. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dec. 3, 1929;
EK unp. 13932; Harriett Cook, Butler,
ING 28110
It’s tight like that no. 3; words by
Hudson Whittaker, music by Thomas
Dorsey. [Words and melody only]
© 1. Dee. 12, 1929; E unp. 14396;
State Street music pub. co., inc.,
Chicago. 28111
It’s you, baby, just you; words by Mil-
ton Colber, music by S. Levine and
Fanny Weiss. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Dec. 4, 1929; E unp.
14027; Sidney Levine, Brooklyn.
28112
Italian salad; musical jest in the form
of the finale to an Italian opera, by
Richard Genée, arr. by Perey Jack-
man, 3 pt. version by C. F. Manney ;
women’s ‘voices, with sop. or ten.
solo. © Nov. 19, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 28;
E pub. 11105; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 28113
Ivan; words by Mac Liebman, music
by Murray Rumshinsky. © Nov. 22,
1929.7 °2.'e Nov. 23;:Ht pubs ine:
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 28114
Ja’ orkar inte de’; sl6-fox, text av
Fritz Gustaf, musik av Karl Webhle,
of- Sweden: pf. © 1-¢ Dee. 26,
1925; E unp. 14893; Ernst Rolfs
musikférlags, a. b., Stockholm, Swe-
den. 28115
Jabawauks (Les); danse russe, by
Arthur Wellesley [pseud. of Arthur
Wellesley Hughes]; pf. © Dee. 6,
1929;5, 21e. Dec 182 iy pub. 11907;
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 28116
1481
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28117
Jackanapes; by Montague Ewing, of
Great Britain; kino-orch. pts., with
pf. conductor and violin 1 conductor.
© Oct. 9, 1929; 1 ec. Dee. 31; E for.
8007; Bosworth & co., Leipzig.
28117
Jag minns den ljuva tiden; text av
Ola, musik av Ernst Rolf, of Swe-
den; pf. ©1c. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp.
14894; Ernst Rolfs musikforlags,
a. b., Stockholm, Sweden. 28118
Jag vet en vacker visa; text av Fritz
Gustaf, musik av Ernst Rolf och
Karl Wehle, both of Sweden; pf. ©
1c Dec. 26, 1929; EH unp. 14895;
Ernst Rolfs musikfodrlags, a. b.,
Stockholm, Sweden. _ 28119
Jag vet, vad du vet; quick fox, musik
av Karl Wehle och Cassel, both of
Sweden; pf. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1929;
E unp. 14884; Ernst Rolfs musik-
forlags, a. b., Stockholm, Sweden.
28120
Jake bottle blues; melody by UL.
Turner. © 1 ¢. Dec. 26,1929: Eh
unp. 14871; R. S. Peer, inc., New
York. 28121
Janith; words and music by J. May.
© 1c. Dec. 28, 1929; E unp. 15054;
Jack May, Chicago. 28122
Jay (The) walker’s parade; one step,
words, music and arr. by Frank
“Bub; orech. pts. © Dec. 10, 1929;
2c. Dee. 11; E pub. 11492; Music
buyers corp., New York. 28123
Jazz (A) lullaby; words and music
by. M.” Re Drums ©. 1 ewes.
1929; E unp. 14099; Mary Réaume
Drum, Brooklyn. 28124
Jazzette; novelty fox trot, by M. A.
Calbi; “pf..) (© hive: . Dec. MEM 29 :
E unp. 14179; Mary Antoinette Calbi,
Yonkers, UNA 28125
Jean and Babette; French play-time
folk-songs, intro. J’ai du bon tabac
and A Paris, by Maxwell Eckstein ;
pf. ©) Oct! 2, 19295) 21cnbecy 28;
E pub. 12012; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 28126
Jeg byder dem en rose; tekst af Henry
Carlsen, musik af Alexander Yrneh,
of Denmark; pf. © Nov. 1, 1929;
1c. Nov. 20; E for. 7747; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 28127
Jehovah; chorus, words and music by
D. Rhys Ford; mixed voices.
Dee. 7, 1929; 2 ¢, Dec. 9s pup.
11440 ; Melrose music co., Warren, O.
28128
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Jesus is all I need; hymn, words by
James Rowe, music by A. M. Pace.
© Sept. 15, 1929;,2 ¢. Dec. 20;.E
pub. 11737; Adger M. Pace, Law-
renceburg, Tenn. 28129
Jesus is coming, it may be soon; words
and music by iJ. KR. Baxtersugr
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14850; United
pub. co., New York. 28130
Jesus my Savior (Jesus mein Hei-
land) ; author of German text un-
known, English version by Wm.
Leitz, music by Herm. M. Hahn, op.
42." © Dec. 13,1929: 2 Ge Dechy:
E pub. 11367; Will. A. Young, Fort |
Wayne, Ind. 28131
Jesus saves me, Jesus keeps me; hymn,
words and music by EK. R. Farrar.
© July 25, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 26;
pub. 11920; Elden R. Farrar, Chi-
cago. 28132
Jesus, the Lord is a Saviour; words
and music by F. W. McGee. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Dee. 26,
1929; E unp. 14973; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. 28133
Jeteli¢ku v lese; pochod, arr. by Jos-
eph Paul Elsnic; concertina. ©
Dec. 10, 1929; 2. ¢. Dec. 31;°H pub.
12097; Vitak-Elsnie co., Chicago.
28134
Jingle bells; march, by Albert Harvey,
arr. by S. E. Morris; full orch. pts.
© Nov. 80, 1929;'2 & Dee. 2: H
pub. 11084; Fred MHeltman Co.,
Cleveland. 28135
Joe, Joe, Joe and his old cordean;
words and music by T. Parrillo.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Dec. 5, 1929; E unp. 14045; Tom
Parrillo, Chicago. 28136
Joie (La) de vivre; by Wilbur Cheno-
weth, arr. by Chas. J. Roberts; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. © Nov.
26, 1929; 2c. Dec. 28; E pub. 12002;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 28137
Jolie poupée d’amour; fox-trot, par
Harold de Bozi, of France; avec pf.-
conducteur. 4to. 1. Odeon orch.
parties.—2. Salonorch. parties. ©
Nov,, 15, 1929; 1c. Det. 2a Bi eone
7988; Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leip-
zig. 28138
Jolietcke deklice; melody by Rudolph
Dietchman. © 1c. Nov. 22, 1929;
E unp. 13981; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 28139
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no. 12, 1929
Jolly (The) clown; by M. L. Preston ;
pf. © Dee. 16, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 18;
E pub. 11795; Theodore Presser €o.,
Philadelphia. 28140
Jolly (A) group of cowboys; words
and music by T. F. Wheeler and M.
E. Lamb. [Words and melody only]
©l1e. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14965;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 28141
Jolly (The) tar; by William Baines;
4c) Dec. (Sy tG2g% (2 cy Dee. 20:
E pub. 11804; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 28142
Jota felice; by Sam A. Perry, orch.
by Fink; pf. conductor. © 1c. Dee.
23, 1929: E unp. 14774; Universal
pictures corp., Universal City, Calif.
28143
Journey’s (The) end; words by Rex
London, music by Hero de Rance, of
Great, Britam, arr. py. "Thos; ‘J.
Hewitt, of Great Britain; in C. ©
Dec. 19-1929: 4..e Dee, 26... for;
7971; Keith, Prowse & co., Itd.,
London. 28144
voven ideal; letra y musica de Timoteo
Flores, of Mexico, domiciled at El
Paso; pf. [Photostat] © Dec. 10,
1929; 2 «. Dec. 16; E pub. 11608;
Dionisis Acosta, Los Angeles.
28145
Joy; words by DHDlsie Long, music by
Charles Wakefield Cadman; med.
voice. © Nov. 26, 1929; 2 ¢ Dec.
5D; E pub. 11402; G. Schirmer, inc.,
New York. 28146
Joy to the world; program of familiar
Christmas carols. Chicago-Philadel-
phia, The Rodeheaver co. © Dee.
1, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Dec. 18; AA
31550; Homer A. Rodeheaver, Chi-
cago. 28147
Joyous home coming; by Leopold J.
Beer, of Austria, op. 65, no. 4;
pf. duet. © Dec. 16, 1929; 2 ¢. Dec.
18; E pub. 11780; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 28148
Juanita; words and music by Howard
and Donald L. Sinnock, of Great
Britain, domiciled at Brooklyn. ©
Jan 1980-2’ '¢., Dee: 31" 1929-4) Ei
pub. 12056; Donald L. Sinnock,
Brooklyn. 28149
Juanita; words and music by J. Rich.
© 1c. Dec. 7, 1929; E unp. 14177;
Jack Rich, Detroit. 28150
28161
Jumping (The) jack; for photoplay,
by Ring-Hager, scored by William
C. Schoenfeld; orch. pts., with pf.
or organ conductor. © Dec. 24,
1929.2 ¢. Dec. 28; Epub. 12023;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 28151
June days; lyric and music by Sunny
Clapp. [Words and melody only]
© 1 c. Dec. 7, 1929; E unp. 14169;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 28152
June roses remind me of you; words
and music by Estelle Ruth. [Photo-
stat] © 1. Dec. 9, 1929; E unp.
14191; Esther R. Rubin, San Diego,
Calif. 28153
Jungle crawl; melody by Tiny Parham.
© 1c. Dec. 7, 1929; E unp. 14374;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 28154
Just a bum; words by A. Herbert,
music by Harry Verona. [| Words and
melody only] © 1.c. Dec. 3, 1929;
E unp. 18936; Anna Herbert, Bed-
ford, O. 28155
Just a couple of railroad men; words
by George Wagner, music by J. Rus-
sel Robinson. © 1 ¢. Dec. 23, 1929;
E unp. 14818; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., Culver City, Calif. 28156
Just a lonely girl; words by IL.
Breakey, music by Arthur Bowers.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Oet. 28,1929 52 c.. Dec. 103) EY pub.
11523; Lillian Breakey, Marion, O.
28157
Just a mother to welcome me; words
by B. Stagg, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Nov. 27, 1929; E unp. 148382; Bebe
Stage, Aberdeen, Wash. 28158
Just a radio and you; words and mu-
sic by J. L. Smith. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Dec. 17, 1929; HE
unp. 14566; James L. Smith, Los
Angeles. 28159
Just another dream; words by Stephen
Hoffman, music by E. del Cioppo.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Dec. 16, 1929; E unp. 14528; Eugene
del Cioppo, New York. 28160 -
Just another rose of Picardy; words
by C. F. Williams, music by Eugene
Platzman. [Words and melody
only] © 1 ¢. Dee. 6, 1929; E unp.
14100; Cornie Ford Williams, Syra-
cuse, N. Y. 28161
1483
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28162
Just because I love you; words and
music by C. Van Scoyk. © Nov. 20,
1929;..2. eo. Nov.25;,H) pubs: 111%:
Charles Van Scoyk, Rochester, N. Y.
28162
Just behind the clouds; words by
Renee Saxe, music by J. May. ©
1 ec. Dee.’ 12,° 1929; HH unp. 14427 ;
Jack May, Chicago. 28163
Just for a day; fox trot, lyric by C.
Norris, music by B. Oakland; ist
violin. © 1c. Nov. 29, 1929; E unp.
14358; Ben Oakland and Cal Norris,
New York. 28164
Just keep a-smilin’! words and music
by B. Butcher. © 1 c¢ Dec 27,
1929; E unp. 15041; Beulah Butcher,
Lafayette, La. 28165
Just kidding me; fox-trot, words and
music by John Kachurak; pf. with
vocal cho. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Dec. 6, 1929; 2 c Dec.
27; E pub. 12067; John Kachurak,
Elizabeth, N. J. 28166
Just lonesome; words by P. Abernathy,
music by Samuel H. Speck. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Oct.
16,1929; 2 'e Dec. 115 Eypub. tases
Pearl Abernathy, Cleveland. 28167
Just my girl; words and music by H.
W. Flinn. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Dec. 12, 1929; E unp.
14417; H. W. Flinn, Brooklyn.
: 28168
Just one more waltz with you; words
and music by A. M. Ambrogio.
[Photostat] © 1 ¢ Dec. 9, 1929;
E unp. 14264; Angeline Mary Am-
brogio, Detroit. 28169
Just plain Mary; words by L. J.
Maskell, music by Ray Hibbeler. ©
Sept. 28, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 7; E pub.
11229; Lindsay J. Maskell, Boston.
28170
Just say the word and it’s O. K. with
me; words by Johnny Burns, music
by Helen Meyers. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1.. Dec. 21, 1929; E
unp. 14742; Patricia F. McGuire and
Barbara G. Davis, Kansas City, Mo.
28171
Just sociable; words by Andy Razaf,
music by Harry Brooks. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dee. 12, 1929;
EK unp. 14892; Joe Davis, New York.
28172
Just sweethearts; words by A. E. Jol-
son, music by Samuel H. Speck. New
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
York City, Frank Harding. © Oct.
30, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 5; E pub. 11444;
Alma E. Jolson, Olivia, Minn.
28173
Just the kind that men forget; words
and music by M. B. Rigney; pf. ©
1c. Dec. 16, 1929; E unp. 14575;
Maud Burket Rigney, Marysville,
Kan. 28174
Just to be glad; words by Maud Luise
Gardiner, music by Gustav Klemm;
in D. © Dec. 16, 1929; 2 ec. Dee.
18; E pub. 11784; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 28175
Just wondering; words and music by
A. F. Rossi. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Dec. 21, 1929; E unp.
14706; Albert F. Rossi, Ft. Slocum,
INS YX. 28176
Just worrying blues; words and music
by Leroy Carr, arr. by James Alston.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Dee. 5, 1929; E unp. 14065; State
Street music pub. co., ine., Chicago.
28177
Just you and I; lyrics by Clarence J.
Marks, music by Sam A. Perry.
1 ec. Dee. 23, 1929; E unp. 14790;
Universal pictures corp., Universal
City, Calif. 28178
Just you dear; words and music by
Harold Paul [pseud. of H. Paley-
sky], of Canada. © 1c. Dee. 17,
1929; E unp. 14560; Harry Paley-
sky, Montreal, Que., Canada. 28179
K. C. moan; words and music by Te-
wee Blackman. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp.
14941; Southern music pub. ¢o., ine.,
New York. 28180
Kaciukas; words and music by A.
Vanagaitis, of Lithuania, domiciled
at Chicago; pf. © 1c. Dee. 7, 1929;
E unp. 14126; Antanas Vanagaitis,
Chicago. 28181
Kalle O Kalle; sol-och varvals, text och
musik av Erik Ahlberg, of Sweden;
pf. © Nov. 25, 1929; 1 e. Dec. 18;
EK for. 7914; E. Anderssons musik-
forlag, Malm6, Sweden. 28182
Kammer-sonaten; von Arcangelo Co-
relli, op. 2, nr. 4 u. op. 4, nr. 9,
hrsg. von Paul Klengel, of Germany ;
fiir 2 violinen mit klavierbegleitung,
cello ad lib. heft 2. © Jan. 2, 1929;
1c. Dee.» 10; EB. for. T80a2) ae
Peters, Leipzig. 28183
1484
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
28207
Kansanlaulu; von Toivo Kuula, of Fin-
land, op. 9, nr. 2;.2 violinen, viola,
violoncell u. bass. Partitur. 4to.
© Nov. 1, 1929; 1 ce. Nov. 20; E for.
7740; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
28184
Kansas City squabble; melody by E.
Lewis and Benny Moten. © 1 e.
Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 149438; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
28185
Kansas was never like this; lyric by
Roy Turk, music by Fred EH. Ahlert.
© 1 ec. Dec. 23, 1929; E unp. 14822;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 28186
Kas bus-polka; arr. by Louis Vitak;
concertina. © Dee. 10, 1929; 2 «.
Dee. 31: E pub. 12095; Vitak-Elsnic
co., Chicago. 28187
KaSka uciekata i ma¢kowi pokazaia;
piesn kujawska, words and music by
J. Biega. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dee. 31, 1929; E unp. 15109;
John Biega, Perth Amboy, N. J.
28188
Katy blues; words and music by Bes-
sie Tucker. [Words and melody
only] ©41e. Dec. 7, 1929; E unp.
14365 ; Southern music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 28189
Keep the blues away; words and music
by C. Bonewitz, op. 2; pf. solo, voce.
solo or duet. © Dec./12, 1929; 2 ¢.
Dee. 14; E pub. 11554; Clarence
Bonewitz, Dayton, O. 28190
, Keep your undershirt on; from Top
speed, words and music by Bert Kal-
mar and Harry Ruby; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Nov. 22, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
25; E pub. 11152; Harms, inc., New
York. 28191
Keepin’ myself for you; from Hit the
deck, lyrics by Sidney Clare, music
by Vincent Youmans. © 1 c. Dec.
17, 1929; E unp. 14565; Vincent You-
mans, ine., New York. 28192
Keeping time; march, by Adam Geibel;
pf. duet. © Dec. 18, 1929; 2 c. Dec.
20; E pub. 11807; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 28193
Kentucky blues; melody by Walter
Brown. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1929; E unp.
14147; Southern music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 28194
KiGeni valcer; by R. Cernkovich ; tam-
buritza orch. pts. © Nov. 14, 1929;
2 ec. Dec. 9; E pub. 11488; Rudolph
Cernkovich, Chicago. 28195
Kiddie (The) kabaret [and]. Christ-
mas show; words and music by
Frank Hubert Bonner. © July 15,
1929; 2 ec. Dec. 19; D pub. 276386;
Bonner studios of dancing, San An-
tonio. 28196
Kierlighed og viin; tekst af Johan
Herman Wessel, musik af Knudage
Riisager, of Denmark; male choir,
without ace. 4to. © Nov. 1, 1929;
1c. Nov. 20; E fer. 7746; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 28197
Kilber Doo; words by J. Paterson, mu-
sic by H. P. Reinshagen, jr. ©.1e.
Dec. 5, 1929; E unp. 14037; John
Paterson, Atlanta. 28198
Kilpinen (Yrjo) 20 sanger (20 lau-
lua); till dikter av Anders Oster-
ling. musik av Y. Kilpinen, of Fin-
land, op. 39-41. hifte 1-3. [Swed-
ish, Finnish and German text] ©
Nov. 1, 1929: 1 e¢. each Nov. 20;
E for. 7754-7756; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. 28199-28201
Kind (The) of man for me; lyric by
Andy Razaf, music by Jack Palmer.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Dec. 27, 1929; E unp. 15035; Joe
Davis, New York. 28202
Kind (Das) von Bethlehem (The child
of Bethlehem) ; chor o. duett, musik ,
von Ludwig Bonvin, op. 145; sop. u.
alt mit klavier o. orgel begl. ©
Nov. 21, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 9; E pub.
11676; Breitkopf & Hartel, Leipzig.
28203
Kinda misunderstood; fox-trot, lyric
by Al Maister, music by B. Fazioli;
pi. ©.1: ec Dec. 27, 1929. Ey ump.
15032; Bernardo Fazioli, Belmont,
Mass. 28204
King Jesus is a-listening; negro folk
Song, arr. by William L. Dawson;
men’s voices. 4to. © Noy. 1, 1929;
2 ec. Nov. 8; E pub. 10619; Henry T.
FitzSimons, Chicago. 28205
King (The) needs workers; words and
music by O. A. Parris. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dee. 26, 1929;
E unp. 14924; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 28206
King of the field; words and music
by Olga and W. J. Streuber. © 1.
Nov. 12, 1929; E unp. 14086; Will
J. Streuber, Los Angeles. 28207
1485
28208
King Saul; anthem, by Modest Mous-
sorgski, English tr. by Lillian Mor-
gan Saminsky, music arr. by Lazare
Saminsky, of Russia, domiciled at
New York, op. 33, no. 2; ten. or alto
solo, mixed cho., pf. or organ, trum-
pet and side drum. 4to. © Nov.
29, 1929; 2.¢..Dec.. 28; BE, pub. 11977;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
28208
Kirchen-sonaten; von Arcangelo Co-
Fell, ‘opk, nr TOP ue Op. 3.) Tima
hrsg. von Paul Klengel, of Germany ;
fiir 2 violinen, klavierbegleitung, mit
cello ad lib. heft 1. © Jan. 2, 1929;
1 ec. Dee. 10; E for. (804; C. F.
Peters, Leipzig. 28209:
Kiss me; fox-trot, di Franz Lehar, of
Hungary; orch. parti, con pf. con-
duttore.” 4to.” © (Oct! '24,'1929'-"1e
Dec. 11; E for. 7842; Casa musicale
Mauro, Rome. 28210
Kisses; words and music by Norman
Long; pf. and ukulele acc. © Dec.
17, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 23; E pub. 11886;
S. L. Cross music corp., Seattle.
28211
Kitty Shane; waltz, words by S. Stew-
art, music by J. C. Evans, of Great
Britain. © 1c. Nov. 26, 1929; E
unp. 14695; J. C. Evans and Stanley
Stewart, Belfast, Ireland. 28212
Knekkede (Den) grammophonplade;
tekst af Axel Andreasen, musik af
Laurits Howalt, of Denmark; pf.
© Nov. 1, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 20; E for.
7738; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
28213
Knights of the air; words and music
by E. M. Webster. © 1 c. Dee. 2,
1929; E unp. 138912; Emily M. Web-
ster, Ontario, Calif. 28214
Knights of the road; from Mammy,
words and music by Irving Berlin.
© Dec. 2, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 3; E pub.
11280; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 28915
Kohen-Klancy (The) kids; Yiddish-
Irish talkie song, words and music
by Thomas B. Weaver. Syracuse,
N. Y., Willis N. Bugbee co. © Nov.
4, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 2; Epub: 11258;
Willis N. Bugbee, Syracuse, N. Y.
28216
Krakowiak; melody by Joseph Kmiec.
© 1c. Nov. 22, 1929; E unp. 13979;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 28217
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pt. m1, n. s., v. 24
Kujawiak oj maryS ja Gie lubie; words
and music by J. Wyskowski.
[Words and melody only] ©1l1e.
Dee. 2, 1929; E unp. 13809; John
Wyskowski, Omaha, Neb. 28218
Kujawiak staropolski; by J. Biega; 1st
violin. ©1c. Dee. 31, 1929; EB unp.
15107; John Biega, Perth Amboy,
Nid 28219
Kukuleczka; melody by Joseph Muj-
kut. © 1c. Nov. 22, 1929; KE unp.
13986; Southern music pub. co., ine.,
New York. 28220
La del soto del parral; zarzuela en
dos actos, letra de Carrefio y Sevil-
la, musica de R. Soutullo y J. Vert,
both of Spain. Pte. de apuntar.
Madrid, Sociedad de autores espa-
fioles. © Oct. 26, 1927; 1 c. Nov.
20, 1929; E for. 7900; Reveriano
Soutullo y Juan Vert, Madrid.
28221
Lag (En) liten dérr; text av Walde-
mar Dalquist, musik av Fred Win-
ter, of Sweden; pf. © Noy. 16,
1929; 1 « Dee. 4; E for. 7727; Edi-
tion Sylvain, Stockholm, Sweden.
28222
Lady Macbeth’s Christmas dream;
words and music by J. Schmidt.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Dec. 27, 1929; E unp. 15048; Julius
Schmidt, New York. 28223
Lady (The) of today; words by L.
Eggleston, music by Samuel H.
Speck. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dee. 3, 1929; E unp. 13933;
Leah Eggleston, Gloversville, N. Y.
28224
Lagrima (Una); letra y musica de
Manuel Flores, of Mexico, domiciled
at El Paso; pf. [Photostat] © Dec.
10, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 16; E pub. 11609;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 28225
Laila; foxtrot-ballad, text ay Fritjof
Joseph, musik ay S. och W., of Swe-
den; pf. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1929; EH
unp. 14899; Ernst Rolfs musikfor-
lags, a. b., Stockholm, Sweden.
@ 28226
Lament; by Clyde Twelvetrees, of
Great Britain; violoncello and pf.
© Oct. 15, 1929; 1 c. Dee. 31; E for.
8014; Bosworth & co., Leipzig.
2
Lament pijaka; polka, arr. by Louis
Vitak; concertina. © Dee. 10, 1929;
2 ec. Dee. 31; E pub. 12089;, Vitak-
EHlsnic co., Chicago. 28228
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
Land (The) of a million smiles; words
by 1. F.. Housh; music by .Harry
Clifford. © 1c. Dee. 19, 1929; E
unp. 14650; Tela Frances Housh,
Oilton, Okl. 28229
Land of our dreams; words by G. H.
Howland, music by Robert William
Howland, arr. by Glenn Elzo How-
land. © 1. Nov. 29, 1929; E unp.
14465; George Harold Howland,
Madison, Wis. 28230
Land of the mistletoe; words and
music by W. F. Oesterle. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Dee. 16,
1929; E unp. 14499; William F.
Oesterle, Henryetta, OK]. 28231
Lang (C. S.) Four canons; by C. S.
Lang, of Great Britain; violin and
pf. Set 3. © Nov. 29, 1929; 1 «.
Nov. 30; E for. 7786; Stainer & Bell,
Itd., London. 28232
Lappy hop girls on tap; words and
music by J. Hess. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Nov. 7, 1929;
2 e. Dee. 7; E pub. 11485; James
Hess, Hinton, W. Va. 28233
Lasset uns das. leben’ geniessen;
marsch, von Max Simon u. Ladislaus
Lowenthal, both of Germany; orch.
stimmen, mit pf. o. orgel direction.
4to. © Sept. 5, 1929; 1 ec. Oct. 2;
E for. 7724; Musikverlag City,
Leipzig. 28234
Last (The) menuet; by P. Ballatore,
op. 131; violin and pf. Brooklyn,
N. Y., L. H. Enselberg. © Dec. 21,
ieee Hee. 26° R) pub:. T118T9%
Pietro Ballatore, Brooklyn. 28235
Last (The) song; words by Frederick
A. Packard and Virginius M. Zana,
music by Dick Romeo Ceunia, of
Italy, domiciled at New York. ©
Dec. 17, 1929.;'2 «. Dee. 21; EH pub
11863; Antony Millich & ©co.,
Brooklyn. 28236
Laugh when the world laughs at you;
words by M. Atkinson, music by
Samuel H. Speck. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Dee. 3, 1929; E
unp. 13927; Mary Atkinson, Sebring,
O. 28237
Laughing eyes; words by B. A. Miller,
musie by Stella Callender. © 1 e.
Oct. 28, 1929; E unp. 14271; Buster
A. Miller, Los Angeles. 28238
Laughing mammy; words and music
by E. X. Wills; pf. © 1 e¢ Dec. 9,
1929; E unp. 14263; Estelle Xavier
Wills, Los Angeles. 28239
28250
Laus Deo; unison song, words by
Robert Bridges, music by Norman
Demuth, of Great Britain. 4to.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Nov. 26, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 27; EH. for.
7853; Elkin & co., Itd., London.
28240
Lazo conyugal; por Pioquinto Gon-
zalez, sV., of Mexico, domiciled at El
Paso; pf. [Photostat] © Dee. 10,
i929:..2e. Dee. 16° BH pub. Tobie
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 28241
Lazy (The) Amazon; words and music
by Noble Sissle; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by R. S. Stoddon. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Nov.
25, 1929; 2c. Nov. 26; E pub. 11248;
B. Feldman & co., London. 28242
Lead on, O King Eternal; hymn, words
by Ernest W. Shurtleff, music by F.
C. Huston. © June 10, 1929; 2c.
Dee. 23; EY pub. 11850; Frank C.
Huston, Knightstown, Ind. 28243
Learn to love the little things in life;
words by H. K. Wegener, music by
Harry Clifford. © 1 c. Dec. 7, 1929;
E unp. 14109; Helen Knapp Wege-
ner, Tacoma, Wash. 28244
Leave it that way; lyric by Andy Rice,
music by Fred Fisher. © 1c. Dee.
23, 1929; E unp. 14823; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver City,
Calif. 28245
Leavin’ town blues; words and music
by Ishman Bracey. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Dec. 26, 1929;
E unp. 15009; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 28246
Legend (The) of the robin redbreast ;
words and music by Teresa del
Riego [pseud. of Teresa Leadbitter]
of Great Britain. 1. High voice, in
G min.—2. Low voice, in E min.
Dee. 16, 1929; 2 c. each Dec. 18;
E pub. 11906; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 28247
Lejos me encuentro; letra y musica de
Jorge Sesar, of Mexico, domiciled
at El Paso; pf. [Photostat] ©
Dec. 10, 1929: 2 c Dec: 167 "8 pub:
11611; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
28248
Lemont (Cedric W.) March; pf., left
hand alone. © Dee. 16, 1929; 2 ec.
Dec. 18; E pub. 117838; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 28249
Valse; pf., right hand alone. ©
Dec. 16, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 18; E pub.
11782; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 28250
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28251
Leora’s mazurka; by Norbert Hill;
violin and pf. © Dec. 2, 1929; 2 ¢.
Dec. 4; E pub. 11340; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 28251
Let me; hymn, words by Morton Sins,
music by A. M. Pace. © Sept. 15,
1929" 22" Dee? 20> Ht publ Halas:
Adger M. Pace, Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
28252
Let me dream in your arms tonight,
dear; words and music by S. G.
iaramy. ©) vOck. "29" 19206 akc.
Nov. 8; E pub. 11283; Sidney G.
Laramy, Brookline, Mass. 28253
Let me drive away your blues; words
and music by Jack Edgar [pseud. of
J. E..Hostater. Photostat] © 1.
Dec. 16, 1929; E unp. 14518; John
Edgar Hostater, Piedmont, Calif.
28254
Let me hold you in my arms before
we say good-bye; waltz, words and
music by Clarence Gaskill; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by Princess Alohe.
©. Apr. 29, 1927; 2c. Dec. 3, 1929;
E pub. 11277; General music ¢Co.,
New York. 28255
Let me say it again; words by H.
Jewell, music by H. M. Steinbaugh
and’ H. Jewell? (© lc. Decaale:
1929; E unp. 14555; Helen M. Stein-
baugh and Howard Jewell, Birming-
ham, Mich. 28256
Let me waltz once again; words and
music by J. W. Bailey. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dee. 21, 1929;
E unp. 14735; John W. Bailey,
Tampa, Fla. 28257
Let’s go; words by M. Vermilya, music
by Miriam Herr; pf. © 1c Dec.
20, 1929; E unp. 14675; Marjorie
Vermilya, Muncy, Pa. 28258
Let’s jig the jigaboo; words and music
by Lester Lee and Charles Levison ;
pf.:,.©, Vc: Nov..2(,. 1929) wun,
14181; Chesterfield motion picture
corp., New York. 28259
Let’s merge; from Sons o’ guns, words
and music by Arthur Swanstrom,
Benny Davis and J. Fred Coots; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Dec. 16, 1929;
2 c. Dec: 17; E. pub. {11660; Davis,
Coots & Engel, inc., New York.
28260
Let’s pretend; lyric by David 8S. Gold-
berg, music by J. Chernis. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Dee. 3,
1929; E unp. 18968; Jack Chernis,
New York. 28261
Dt. ZL, De Spyies
Let’s shake hands as we say goodbye;
words by W. Walsh, music by HE.
Whittemore. [Words and meiody
only] © 1c. Dec. 16, 1929; E unp.
14522; William Walsh and Earl
Whittemore, Baltimore. 28262
Let the Saviour in; hymn, words by
Carl Cross, music by N. W. Allphin.
(In Service songs) © Oct. 15,
1929; 2 c. Dec, 31; E pub. 120835
Newton W. Allphin, Tahoka, Tex.
28263
Let the words of my mouth; 8-pt. an-
them, words from the Psalms, music
by Herbert E. Hyde; mixed voices, a
cappella. 4to. © Nov. 1, 1929; 2 e¢.
Oct. 11; E pub. 10616; Henry
Thomas FitzSimons, Chicago. 28264
Let there be light; words and music
by E. W. G. Leidzén; mixed voices.
© Dec. 9, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 21; E pub.
* 11828; Erik W. G. Leidzén, New
York. 28265
Li surdati curaggiusi; canzone sicil-
iana, versi e musica di R. Gioiosa,
of Italy, domiciled at New York.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Dee. 31, 1929; E unp. 15115; Rosina
Gioiosa, New York. 28266
Lido; one-step, parole di E. Guido
Izzo, musica di Alberto Ruta, of
Italy. © Apr. 25, 19297 1d cysniy
16; E for. 7948; Societa editrice
musicale Mediolana, Milan. 28267
Lido; one-step, parole di EH. Guido
Izzo, musica di Alberto Ruta, of
Italy; orch. parti. 4to. © May
16, 1929; 1 ce. July 16; E for. 7944;
Societé editrice musicale Mediolana,
Milan. 28268
Life—because it’s you just you I love;
melody by K. D. Riley. © 1 «.
Dec. 18, 1929; E unp. 14647; Ken-
neth Dart Riley, East Providence,
Re art 28269
Life is like a flower; words by James
Leslie Marshall, music by W. F.
Hoffman. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dee. 7, 1929; E unp. 14113;
William Fairchild Hoffman, Los An-
geles. 28270
Life of a tramp; words and music by
P. Burstein; violin. © 1 ¢. Dec. 238,
1929; E unp. 14831; Paul Burstein,
Philadelphia. 28271
Life’s not complete; words and music
by M. V. Harrison. © 1 c. Dect 5,
1929; E unp. 14601; Mary Viola Har-
rison, Cleveland Heights, O. 28272
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
Like two birds in the air; melody by
S. Goldhersh. .© 1 c. Dec. 28, 1929;
E unp. 15059; Samuel Goldhersh,
Paterson, N. J. 28273
Linda Rosalba; tango, letra de HE. M.
Cortazar, miisica de L. Barcelata, of
Mexico, domiciled at New York.
T ©. Dec. -2;°1929; “HW unp.” 18900 ;
Lorenzo Barecelata, Mexico City,
Mexico. 28274
Lindbergh; words by A. V. Heller, mu-
sic by David Reed. © Nov. 15,
1929; 2 e. Nov. 18; E pub. 11897;
Alma Vernon Swindal Heller, Hot
Springs, Ark. 28275
Lingering; Bobby’s Christmas. tree
dream, words by K. Piepenburg, mu-
sic by Lucile Burton. '[Photostat]
© 1 ¢. Dec. 18, 1929; E unp. 14615;
Kate Piepenburg, Oakland, Calif.
28276
Listen in to-night sweetheart; words
by Charles O’Flynn and Harry
Pease, music by Ed. G. Nelson; pf.
and. ukulele acc. © Dec. 2, 1929;
ae. Dec. 3; H pub. 112675. Davis,
Coots & Engel, inc., New York.
: 28277
Listen to me; musical comedy, words
and music by William Place, jr.
Providence, R. I., William Place, jr.
music co., inc. You won’t miss a
kiss, little miss. [4 others] © Nov.
7, 1929; 2 c. Noy..16;.E pub. 11235;
William Place, jr., Providence, R. I.
28278
Little angel over there; words and
music by J. H. Hill. [Words and
melody only] © 1 ¢. Dec. 9, 1929;
E unp. 14230; James Henry Hill,
New York. 28279
Little (A) bird just told me so; words
and music by H. M. Allmon. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Dee. 9,
1929; E unp. 14243; Edith M. All-
mon, Beloit, Kan.
Little Bo Peep; from Petits airs variés,
by John Craig Kelley; violin, with
pf. ace. and words. © Sept. 24,
1929; 2 @. Dec. 28; E pub. 11988;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
28281
Little brown eyed mother; words by
M. K. Miller, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Dee. 14, 1929; E unp. 14480; Mary
K. Miller, East Toledo, O. 28282
28280
28293
Little bunch of roses; words and mu-
sic by C. Greene. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 e« Dec. 7, 1929; E
unp. 14873; Southern music pub. co.,
inec., New York. 28283
Little chicks; by Ella Monsen [pseud.
of Helen Dallam]; pf. © Nov. 22,
1929; 2| ¢., Dec.- 28;,:E pub. 12006;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 28284
Little Dutch garden; 2-pt. song, words
by Hattie Whitney. music by John
S. Fearis; male voices. 4to. ©
Dec, 27, 1929; 2.¢, Dec. 303-E pub.
12026; J. S. Fearis & bro., Chicago.
28285
Little Gipsy waltz; by Duncan J.
Muir; pf. Rev. and simplified. ©
Dec. (6, 51929. 2_¢.: Dee: Oy pub:
11483; S. Brainard’s sons co., New
York. 28286
Little (A) glance, a little smile;
words and music by E. Bair. ©
1 ic. Dee. ,23, 1929. Ey unp. 14747;
Eunice Bair, New York. 28287
Little grey church on the hill; by
Ernest Longstaffe, of Great Britain;
orch. pts., with words. 4to. © Nov.
AOL 929% trenNoyvi 262 HB iform fas ¢
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 28288
Little Indian, Sioux or Crow; 2 pt.
song or cho., words by Robert Louis
Stevenson, music by E. Smith Ather-
ton, arr. by Palmer Clark; treble
voices. 4to. © Nov. 22, 1929; 2 «.
Dec. 28; E pub. 11957; Carl Fischer,
inec., New York. 28289
Little Jack Horner; from Petits airs
variés, by John Craig Kelley; violin,
with pf. acc. and words. © Sept.
24, 1929; 2 c Dec. 28; E pub. 11989;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 28290
Little (A) kiss each morning, a little
kiss each night; from The vagabond
lover, words and music by Harry
Woods; pf. and ukulele ace. © Nov.
2h, 1929 5 2c. Nov. 803 Hep. ls);
Harms, inc., New York. 28291
Little Maggie with a dram glass in
her hand; words and music by G. B.
‘Grayson. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14998 ;
Southern music. pub. ¢co., inc., New
York. 28292
Little (The) Navajo; Indian inter-
mezzo, by Maxim Litoff [pseud. of
Maxwell Eckstein]; pf. © Nov. 22,
19295 «2. 2 Dee, 283° WH apub. 12007;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 282938
1489
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28294
Little old log cabin in the lane; words
and music by Clifford Hays. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Dee. 7,
1929; E unp. 14869; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. 28294
Little (The) red soldier; by M. L.
Preston; pf. © Dec. 16, 1929; 2 «.
Dec. 18; E pub. 11788; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 28295
Little (The) shack; words by K. Git-
tings, music by C. M. C. Blakeley.
© Sept. 18, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 23; E
pub. 11253; Katherine Gittings and
Clara M. Cadwell Blakeley, Fresno,
Calif. 28296
Little (A) smile; words and music by
Geo. B. L. Braun; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Dec. 5, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 26;
E pub. 11934; Concord pub. co., San
Francisco. 28297
Little sweetheart, I love you; words
by Teddy Glavin and Angelo Petrillo,
music by Henry Petrillo and Jack
Dobson; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by Bell Schrag. © Nov. 8, 1929; 2c.
Nov. 14; E pub. 11164; Heart of
America music pub. co., Kansas City,
Mo. 28298
Little wildflowers; by M. L. Preston;
pf. © Dec. 16, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 18;
E pub. 11789; Theodore Presser ¢o..,.
Philadelphia. 28299
Living for Jesus; hymn, words by Rial
HK. Simons, music by Chester R.
Brownell. © Dec. 14, 1929; 2 «.
Dec. 23; E pub. 11847; R. E. Simons,
Davison, Mich. 28300
Living (The) God; anthem, words by
« Gordon Johnstone, music by Geoffrey
O’Hara, arr. by August Halter;
mixed voices, with ten. or sop. solo.
© Dee. 2, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 3; E pub.
11275; R. L. Huntzinger, inc., New
York. 28301
Lolita; tango, von Gerhard Mohr, of
Germany; orch. pts., with words.
4to. © Sept. 26, 1928; 1 c. July 23,
1929; BE. for. 7734; C. A. Klemm,
Leipzig. 28302
Lolita, my dove; poem and music by
Gene Byrnes. [English and Spanish
text]. © Dee. 10, 1929; 2. ¢. Pec.
16; E pub. 11682; Gene Johnston,
Los Angeles. 28303
Lone (The) pilgrim; hymn, words and
music by B. F. White, arr. by A. M.
Pace. © Sept. 15, 1929; 2 ¢. Dee.
20; E pub. 11740; Adger M. Pace,
Lawrenceburg, Tenn. 28304
pt. 11, 0, S., ¥. 2
Lone (The) star flag; words by A.
McHEnery, melody by M. F. Scho-
macher, pf. ace. by A. Braun. ©
1c. Sept. 9, 1929; E unp. 13922;
Agnes McMnery, San Antonio. 28305
Lone (The) star flag; words by A.
McEnery, music by M. F. Scho-
macher; 4 mixed voices. © 1 e.
Sept. 9, 1929; E unp. 18928; Agnes
McEnery, San Antonio. 28306
Loneliness; by Sam A. Perry; pf. con-
ductor. © 1c. Dec. 23, 1929; E unp.
14777; Universal pictures corp., Uni-
versal City, Calif. 28307
Lonely cowboy; words and music by
A. Miles. pts. 1, 2. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Dec. 26, 1929; H
unp. 14921; Southern music pub. co.,
inc., New York. . 28308
Lonely lane; lyric by Mitchell Parish,
music by Tom Evans; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by M. Kalua. © Dec.
14, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 23; E pub. 11843;
Mills music, inc., New York. 28309
Lonely without you; fox trot, words
and music by D. Corbo, jr. © 1 e.
Dec. 10, 1929; E unp. 14285; Domi-
nick Corbo, jr., Asbury Park.
28310
Lonesome and blue; words and music
by Annabelle Umansky; pf. and uku-
lele arr. by Stan Tucker. © Dee.
10, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 14; E pub. 11711;
Cimo pub. co., Brooklyn. 28311
Lonesome and blue; words by W. Alt-
man, music by E. Stevens. © 1 ec.
Dee. 13, 1929; E unp. 14482; Hrnest
Stevens, Montclair, N. J., and Wil-
liam Altman, Newark, N. J. 28312
Long, long ago; by T. H. Bayly [and]
Drink to me only with thine eyes;
[music accredited to] Henry Har-
rington; arr., fingered and phrased
by Harold Hisenberg; violin and pf.,
with 2d violin pt., or pf. solo. ©
Noy. 29, 1929°"2"'e:' Dec? (2s yaa
11271; Harry Perlberg music Co.,
New York. 28313
Long long ago; words and music by
C. Raymond. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Dee. 18, 1929; E unp.
14668; Clyde Raymond, Oklahoma
City, Okl. 28314
Long side the Sante [!] Fe trail;
words and music by Jules Allen.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Dec. 7, 1929; E unp. 14135; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
28315
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
28336
Longing for the days of childhood;
words and music by D. R. Dowell;
pf. and ukulele acc. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Oct. 24, 1929;
2 e. Dee. 10; E pub. 11522; Della
Reams Dowell, Wake Forest, N. C.
28316
Look in my eyes; from The Duchess of
Chicago, words by Edward Eliscu,
music by Maurie Rubens; pf. and
ukulele ace. New York, Shubert
musie pub. corp. © Noy. 20, 1929;
2 ec. Nov. 22; E pub. 11178; Shubert
theatre corp., New York. 28317
Looks like rain; words and music by
Jimmie Brown [i. e. J. J. Brown.
Words and melody only] ©1e.
Dec. 18, 1929; E unp. 14620; James
J. Brown, Somerville, Mass. 28318
Loose ankles; from Loose ankles,
lyric by Jack Meskill, music by Pete
Wendling; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Nov. 15, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 19; H pub.
11245; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 28319
Lord (The) is my shepherd; words
from Psalm 23, music by Leo Sower-
by; bass voice, with organ ace. ©
fees, ooo: 2c. Dee 5; Hi pub.
113817; H. W. Gray co., New York.
28320
Lord, that I may learn of Thee; words
by John Wesley, music by Henry
Holmes. © July 29, 1929; 1 c. Nov.
26, 1 ec. Dec. 10; E pub. 11461; Mary
Frances Holmes, Berkeley, Calif.
28321
L-o-y-e; fox-trot from Dear love, mu-
sic by Haydn Wood, Joseph Tun-
bridge and Jack Waller, arr. by Har-
ry Perritt, of Great Britain; orch.
pts., with pf. conductor and words.
4to. © Nov. 28, 1929; 1 c. Dec. 5;
EK for. 7973; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. 28322
Love; hymn, words by G. A. Lam-
phear, music by E. R. Farrar. ©
Oct. 15, 1929 ;'2-¢. Dec: 26; BE pub.
11925; Elden R. Farrar, Chicago.
‘. 28323
Love; waltz, lyric by Helen Hinman
Frahm, music by P. Parent. ©1e.
Dec. 27, 1929; E unp. 15029; Paul-
ette Parent, Washington. 28324
Love; words and music by Jerry
Herst [i. e. J. P. Herst] and Al Ja-
cobs [i. e. A. T. Jacobs. Words and
melody only] ©1e. Dee. 13, 1929;
E unp. 14455; Jerome P. Herst and
Albert T. Jacobs, San Francisco.
28325
91207—30—_5
Love, a home, and you; words and
music by L. Jacques. © 1 ¢. Dee.
31, 1929 ; E unp. 15110; Leo Jacques,
Elmira, N. Y. 28326
Love at first sight; words and music
by Lester Lee and Charles Levison ;
pf. © 1. Nov. 27, 1929; E ump.
14180; Chesterfield motion picture
corp., New York. 28327
Love canoe; words and music by R. A.
Le Bonde; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
1 ¢@. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14854;
Robert Arnold Le Bonde, Portland.
Or. 28328
Love has come; words and musie by
L. E. St. Cyr. © 1 c. Nov. 28, 1929;
EK unp. 14080; Louis Edler St. Cyr,
Roxbury, Mass. 28329
Love illicit; words by F. Arbuckle, mu-
sic by Ray Hibbeler. © 1 c. Dec. 4,
1929; E unp. 14028; Fred Arbuckle,
Wichita Falls, Tex. 28339
Love is all that you desire; words and
music by W. Williams. © 1 ¢. Dee.
23, 1929; E unp. 14885; Wilma Wil-
liams, Rocky Comfort, Mo. 28331
Love made a gypsy out of me; fox-
trot, words and music by Fred Phil-
lips, Harry De Costa and Leon Zim-
merman, arr. by Ed. Smalle; male
quartet. © Nov. 26, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
29; E pub. 11374; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 28332
Love-making (The) blues; words by
A. Simmons, music by Samuel H.
Speck. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dec. 4, 1929; E unp. 14004;
Agnes Simmons, Ragland, W. Va.
28333
Love me; waltz, from Déja, by T.
Aivaz, arr. by O. Sciacca; band pts.
obl. 24mo... © Noy. 25, 1929): 2%e:
Nov. 26; E pub. 11123; Publications
Francis-Day, Paris. 28334
Love me all the while; written and
composed by John P. Long, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonie sol-fa notations] © Nov.
29, 1929; 1 ce. Dec. 2; E for. 7878;
Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd., London.
28335
Love me in December most of all;
valse, written by Percy Edgar, com-
posed by Reginald Morgan, of Great
Britain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Noy.
29,' 1929; 1c. Dee. 2; 8. for. 7880;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., London.
28336
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28337
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Love me in my dreams; words and
music by Fred Lillich; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Jan. 2, 1930; 2 ce. Dec.
31, 1929; E pub. 12057; Fred Lillich,
Philadelphia. 28337
Love me—love me; words and music
by E. J. Bump. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1929;
E unp. 14281; Edna June. Bump,
San Antonio. 283388
Love (The) of God; words and music
by F. W. McGee. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Dec. 26, 1929;
E unp. 14872; R. S. Peer, inc., New
Work: 28339:
Love (A) story; by C. Midgley; mel-
ody. with pf. ace. © 1. Dec. 28,
1929; EH unp. 15074; Charles Wil-
liam Midgley, jr., Hollywood, Calif.
28340
Love time; from La Marseillaise,
words by Houston Branch and Ber-
nard Grossman, music by Charles
Wakefield Cadman. © Dec. 24,
1929; 2 @. Dee. 26; E pub. 11857;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, ince.,
New York. 28341
Love will last forever if it’s love; lyric
by Al. Bryan, music by Eddie Ward;
pf. and ukulele ace. © Dee. 138,
1929 2*e." Dec 17 +E) pubs sa Siby
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
28342
Love you and leave you alone; words
and music by D. W. Short, arr. by
Walter W. Newcomer. © Dec. 9,
1929; 2 ec. Dec. 9; E pub. 11485;
David W. Short, Chicago. 28343
Lovee mazurka; melody by Rudolph
Dietchman. © 1. Nov. 22, 1929;
EK unp. 138980; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 283844
Lovely little lady; words and music
by Edie Haun [i. e. Ewald Haun] ;
pt. ©. 1 & Noy: 12, 192330 eunp.
14349 ; Ewald Bernhard Haun, New
York. 28345
Love’s charm; nocturne, by L. Y. Gra-
bowsky; pf. © 1c. Dec. 21, 1929;
EK unp. 14736; Lydia Yolanda Gra-
bowsky, New York. 28346
Love’s old sweet song; just a song at
twilight, by J. L. Molloy, arr., fin-
gered and phrased by Harold Hisen-
berg; violin and pf., with 2d violin
pt., or pf. solo. © Nov. 29, 1929;
2c. Dec. 2; E pub. 11268; Harry
Perlberg music co., New York.
28347
Love’s radio; written by R. P. Weston
and Bert Lee, composed by Harris
Weston, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele ace. [Staff and tonie sol-fa
notations] © Nov. 29, 1929; 1 e.
Dec. 2; E for. 7879; Francis, Day &
Hunter, ltd., London. 28348:
Love’s ramblings; by C. L. Weeks, arr.
by T. H. Helms; pf. © 1 ce. Dec. 5,
1929; E unp. 14047; Charles L.
Weeks, Schroon Lake, N. Y. 283849
Love’s triumphant story; hymn, words
by Fanny J. Crosby, music by B. D.
Ackley. © Novy. 8, 1929; 2 ec Noy.
19; E pub. 11703; Hope pub. co.,
Chicago. » 28350
Loving you; theme song of d’Orsay’s
Parisian romances, words by Roger
Stebbins, music by Gregoire Alexan-
dresco, of Rumania, domiciled at
New York. © Nov. 20, 1929; 2 «.
Dee. 11; E pub. 11464; d’Orsay per-
fumeries corp., New York. 28351
Loving you; words by Graham Tarry,
musie by I. V. Tarry...@>t Ge pee
13, 1929; E unp. 14453; Isabel Ven-
able Tarry, Townsville, N. C. 28852
Low down hound blues; words by Billy
Dunn, music by Charles Davenport.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ec.
Dec. 5, 1929; E unp. 14062; State
Street music pub. co., ine., Chicago,
28353
Low down man blues; words and
music by J. M. Williams. [Words
and melody only] © 1 c. Dee. 12,
1929; E unp. 14402; State Street
musie pub. co., ine., Chicago. 28354
Lucky (The) jade; musical comedy in
2 acts, book by Jos. B. Harrison,
adaptation by Edward Bradley,
lyrics by J. B. Harrison and Don
Wilson, music by D. Wilson. Full
voce. sc. and libretto. 4to. © Oct. 22,
1928; 2-c. Dec. 28; D» pub. 27639;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 28355
Lucky-—3-6-9 ; melody by Tiny Parham.
© 1c. Dec. 7, 1929; E unp. 14378;
Southern music pub. ,co., inc., New
York. 28356.
Lull me to sleep, Mississippi; words
and music by D. G. Reed; pf. ©
1c Oct.. 16, 1929; H unp. 14077;
Daniel G. Reed, Chicago. 28357
Lullay! lullay! lytel child; pt.—song,,.
old Hnglish carol from Sloane MSS..,
music by Marion Bauer, op. 22, no.
3. 4to. ©1e. Nov. 30, 1929; E unp..
14468; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 28358:
1492
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
Lulu Wall; lyric and music by A. P.
Carter. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dec. 7, 1929; E unp. 14149;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 28359
Luntano ’a Napule; versi di Riccardo
Cordiferro, musica di E. A. Ruggieri.
[Photostat] © 1. Dec. 14, 1929;
E unp. 14471; Edmond Anthony
Ruggieri, New York. 28360
Madam Satan; waltz, words by Clif-
ford Grey, music by Herbert Stot-
hart. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1919; E unp.
14291; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
Culver City, Calif. 28361
Madonna's lullaby; words and music
by Vaughn De Leath [pseud. of Leo-
nore Geer], op. 151, no. 1. ©le.
Dec. 23, 1929; E unp. 14829; Leonore
Geer, New York. 28362
Merk derpaa! tekst af Johan Herman
Wessel, musik af Knudage Riisager,
of Denmark; male choir, without
ace. 4to. © Nov. 1, 1929; 1 ¢. Nov.
20; E for. 7745; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. 28363
Magic (The) dream; operetta for chil-
dren in 1 act, text by C. S. Mon-
tanye, music by A. Louis Scarmolin.
Voc. sc. 4to. © Oct. 22, 1929; 2c.
Dec. 28; D pub. 27640; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 28364
Magic moon; words by B. R. Allender,
music by Lee ‘Turner. [Words and
melody only] ©41c. Dee. 17, 1929;
E unp. 14558; Buelah R. Allender,
Seattle. 28365
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis; set to
music by C. V. Stanford, of Great
Britain ; unison pt. for men’s voices;
in B flat. 4to. © Sept. 30, 1929;
1 c. Oct. 3; E for. 7716; Novello &
co., Itd., London. 28366
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis; set to
music by N. Herbert Caley; mixed
voices, With organ ace.; in F. 4to.
© Dee. 3, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 5; BE pub.
11310; H. W. Gray co., New York.
28367
Mah little tater blossom; southern dia-
lect song, words by Mary Wall
Spring, music by Alice Mayfield;
cho. or quartet of men’s voices. 4to.
© Noy. 22, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 28; E pub.
11965; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
28368
Maid of all my dreams; waltz, words
and music by J. T. Miller. ©1e.
28378
Dec. 2, 1929; E unp. 138945; Jean
Talbot Miller, Fort Humphreys, Va.
28369
Maid of yesteryear; words and music
by Archie Turner [i. e. A. U. Turner]
© 1c. Dee. 2, 1929; E unp. 13942;
Archibald Ulunui Turner, Fort Hum-
phreys, Va. 28370
Majova nac; melody by Vaclav Fiser.
© 1c. Noy. 22, 1929; E unp. 13984;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 28371
Make believe that the sun shines for
you; words and music by Casey
Kuczborski [i. e. C. E. Kuczborski] ;
violin. © 1c. Dee. 12, 1929; E unp.
14410; Casimer E. Kuczborski, Cic-
ero, Ill. 28372
Make hey-hey while the sun shines;
words by Beekie Beekman [pseud. of
Milton Mayer Beekman], music by
Bill Jemison [i. e. W. Z. Jemison.
Photostat] © 1c. Dee. 11, 1929;
E unp. 14831; William Zimmerman
Jemison, Washington. 28373
Malia; Hawaiian love song, words
and music by B. Nawahi. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. Dee. 17,
1929; E unp. 14581; Bennie Nawahi,
New York. 28374
Malquerida (La) ; tango, by A. Walter
Kramer, op. 46, no. 6, arr. by Chas.
J. Roberts [pseud. of Charles Krau-
Shaar]; orch. pts., with pf.-con-
ductor. © Nov. 22, 1929; 2 c. Dec.
28; E pub. 12003; Carl Fischer, ine.,
New York. 28375
Mamma, it isn’t fair! comedy fox-trot,
written by R. P. Weston and Bert
Lee, composed by Harris Weston, of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Nov.:-29)1929; 1: ¢: Dee:2) Hirtfor:
7873; Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd.,
London. 28376
Man (The) of my dreams; words and
music by B. T. Lane. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dee. 21, 1929;
E unp. 14704; Bernice T. Lane,
Brewer, Me. 28377
Man (The) of my heart; words by
P. M. Lantz, music by Samuel H.
Speck. New York City, Frank Har-
ding. © Oct. 16, 1929; 2 ¢c Dee. 11;
E pub. 11532; Pansie Mae Lantz,
Dayton, O. 28378
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28379
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Man tik rodosi; words and music by
A. Vanagaitis, of Lithuania, domi-
ciled at Chicago; pf. © 1c. Dec. 7,
1929; E unp. 14128; Antanas Vana-
gaitis, Chicago. 28379
Mandy Lou; words by John W. Work,
sr., music arr. by John W. Work;
med. voice. © Sept. 13, 1929; 2 e.
Dec. 28; E pub. 11992; Carl Fischer,
inec., New York. 28380
Mantilla dance; by Montague Ewing,
of Great Britain; pf. © Nov. 25,
1929) 2) ‘eyNoy. (27%, Eipubi pat Zig.
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
283881
Manuela; tango, text av Ess EHlge
[pseud. of Sven Lundberg], musik
av Henry Freeman [pseud. of Folke
Torngerst], of Sweden]; pf. © June
23, 19293 1) ec) Dee...63 0) fore tiore
A. b. Nordiska musikforlaget, Stock-
holm. 28382
March interpidus; by A. M. Christen-
sen, arr. by Eleanor Nesheim Ander-
son; .pf.. ©, 1) ey; Deer 17, 1929% 2
unp. 14553: Arnold M. Christensen,
Moorhead, Minn. 28383
March of the automatons; by Carl
Wilhelm Kern, op. 606, no. 2; pf.
(CO) Dec.” 18/1929 2" Dec. aan a
pub. 11810; Theodore Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia. 28384
March of the hoodlums: by Hoagy
Carmichael; pf. © Dec. 2, 1929;
2c. Dec. 23; E pub. 11841; Mills
music, inc., New York. 283885
March of the kewpies; by James H.
Rogers; pf! © Dec. 16,° 19295 2 c.
Dec. 18; E pub. 11773; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 28386
March of the old guard; from Devil
may care, words by Clifford Grey,
music by:-Herbert Stothart. © Dec.
11, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 13; E pub. 11506;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 28387
March (The) of time; finale, words
by Howard Johnson, music by Louis
Alter. ©1c. Dec. 10, 1929; E unp.
14288: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
Culver City, Calif. 28388
March triumphant; by 8S. Strother; pf.
© Dec. 4, 1929; 2 ec. Dee. 4; E pub.
11306; Sidney Strother, Louisville.
28389
Marche grotesque; by Charles Wake-
field Cadman; pf. © Nov. 8, 1929;
2 ¢€. Nov. 28; E pub. '11104-" Oliver
Ditson co., Boston. 28390:
Marcia; words and music by C. E.
Marston. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dec. 30, 1929; BE unp. 15093;
Carrie Elizabeth Marston, Los An-
geles. ~ 28391
Margarita; words and music by B.
Fogleman. [Words and melody
only] ©l1c. Dee. 21, 1929: E unp.
14725; Beulah Fogleman, Marshall,
Tex. 28392
Margene, when daisies bloom again;
waltz ballad, lyric and music by A.
M. Stribling. © 1c. Dee. 10, 1929;
Ee ounp. 14308; Alirene McDonald
Stribling, Jackson, Miss. 28393
Marguerite; ballad, words and music
by T. Sheridan. © Dee. 17, 1929;
2 ¢. Dec. 28; EH pub. 11887; Thad
Sheridan, Oakland, Calif. 28394
Maria; letra y musica de Lupe Po-
sada, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles; pf. [Photostat] © Dec.
10, 1929; 2c. Dec. 16;°H pub: 11612;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 28395
Marinera; letra y musica de Raul
Perez, of Mexico, domiciled at Hl
Paso; pf. [Photostat] © Dec. 10,
19295. 2 .c., Dee: 1645 pubs aiheiss
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 28396
Marjorie Daw; from Petits airs yva-
riés, by John Craig Kelley; violin,
with pf. acc. and words. © Sept.
24, 1929; 2 ce. Dec. 28; H. pub. 11985;
Carl Fischer, ine., New York. 283897
Marvelous one; lyric by Louise Moschel,
music by Frankie Francis Miller and
Otis Francis. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Nov. 29, 1929; E unp.
14356; Miller-Krausse music ¢co., St.
Paul. 28398
Mary; fox trot, words and music by A.
Healy. [Chords, single staff] ©
1c. Dee. 9, 1929; EH unp. 14276;
Amelia Healy, Oakland, Calif.
28399
Mary Lee; words and music by Charles
Perry; pf. and ukulele ace. © Nov.
8, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 14; E pub. 11162;
Holt-Perry & Sanders co., Kansas
City, Mo. 28400
Mascheroneide; prima fantasia, di Vit-
torio Mascheroni, of Italy; piccola
orch. parti, con pf. conduttore. 4to.
© Nov. 30, 1929; 1 ec. Dee. 19; E for.
7977; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
28401
Massachusetts Bay tercentenary ;
march, by Gerald F. Frazee, intro.
Old hundred, arr. by R. EH. Hildreth.
1494
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
pe ?4,
28425
1. Band pts., with B. flat trumpet
conductor.—2. Orch. pts., with pf.
conductor. © Nov. 5, 1929; 2 e.
each Dec. 9; E pub. 113849, 11350;
Walter Jacobs, inec., Boston.
28402, 28403
Master. no offering; hymn-anthem,
words by Edwin P. Parker, music by
Elmer §S. Hosmer; mixed voices,
organ acc. 4to. © Dec. 12, 1929;
2 ce. Dec. 18; E pub. 11908; Oliver
Ditson c¢o., Boston. 28404
Mateo: letra y musica de Raul Perez,
of Mexico. domiciled at El Paso; pf.
[Photostat] © Dec. 10, 1929; 2 c.
Dec. 16: E pub. 11614; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 28405
Maurine; words and music by A. M.
Brown. [Words and melody only]
© 1c Dec. 23, 1929; E unp. 14812;
Aaron M. Brown, Palo Alto, Calif.
28406
Maybe it’s you; lyrics by H. Rand,
music by A. M. Cherkose; pf.
[Photostat] © 1 ¢. Nov. 18, 1929;
E unp. 13379; Aubrey M. Cherkose
and Howard Rand, Detroit. 28407
Maybe means yes; words and music by
L. Diamond. [Words and melody
only} © 1c. Dee. 3, 1929; E unp.
13965; Leo Diamond, Brooklyn.
28408
Maybe yes. maybe no! maybe not, and
maybe so! words by Jack Burroughs,
music by Georges Maurice, of
France, domiciled at San Francisco.
© 1 «. Dec. 10, 1929; E unp. 14282;
J. Maurice Rouyer, San Francisco.
28409
Me and my Beverly; words and music
by B. G. Martel and Florin L.
Brown: pf. and ukulele ace. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Dec.
2, 1929; 2 e. Dee. 27; E pub. 12070;
Bert G. Martel, Dallas. 28410
Me cayi: canciOn ranchera, by E. G.
Sandoval, of Mexico, domiciled at
San Antonio; pf. © 1ce¢ Dec. 26,
1929; E unp. 15007; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York.
Me entusiasmas; melody by I. C. Silva,
of Mexico, domiciled at San Antonio.
© 1 ¢. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14942;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 28412
Me rio de la vida; por Pioquinto Gon-
zalez, sr., of Mexico, domiciled at
El Paso; pf. [Photostat] © Dec.
10, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 16; E pub. 11615;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 28413
28411
Mean just love; words and music by
Pete Ford. [Words and _ meiody
only] © 1.¢. Dee. 2, 1929; BE unp.
13911; Kenneth Morse Ford, Salem,
Mass. 28414
Mean woman, blues; words and musie¢
by Jim Jackson. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Dec. 12, 1929; B
unp. 14400; State Street music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 28415
Mediterranean (The) fruit fly; words
and music by H. J. Crumley. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Oct. 4,
19295. BK. unp..« 11627; Hampton. J.
Crumley, Trilby, Fla. 28416
Medley of nursery songs; one step,
music by Charles Renard, of Great
Britain? pf. no.,/1,,,2; ©. Nove 29,
1929; 1 c. each Nov. 30; E for. 7799,
7800; Cary & co., London.
28417, 28418
Meet madame; words by Clifford Grey,
music by Herbert Stothart. © 1.
Dec. 10, 1929; E unp. 14292; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver City,
Calif. 28419
Meet me there; words and music by
J. H. Jones; mixed voices. 4to.
Nov.) 13,1929; 2..c.. Noy. 13; H..pub.
11405; John H. Jones, Greensboro,
Nec. 28420
Mein herz ist butterweich; slow-fox,
aus Die drei musketiere, text von
Schanzer wu. Welisch, musik yon
Ralph Benatzky, of Austria, klav.-
arr. von Nico Dostal, of Austria.
© Sept. 6, 1929; 1 c. Dec. 20; E for.
7931; Alrobi musikverlag, G. m. b.
H., Berlin. 28421
Melo D; by P. Ballatore, op. 130; violin
and pf. © Dec. 18, 1929; 2 ec. Dec.
19; E pub. 11691; Pietro Ballatore,
Brooklyn. 28422
Melodie impromptu; by William T.
Timmings; organ. © Nov. 25, 1929;
2 ¢. Nov. 27; E pub. 11214; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 28423
Melodrame; from Sunny side up, by
Ray Henderson, arr. by Howard
Jackson; pf. © 1c. Dee. 2, 1929;
E unp. 14268; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine., New York. 28424
Melody 1; melody by A. Aragona. ©
Lec: Dee. 38,1929; Hh) unp: 13951;
Andrea Aragona, Glendale, Calif.
28425
1495
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28426
Memories just memories; words by D.
Snyder, music by E. Whittemore.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
Dec. 16, 1929; E unp. 14524; Dora
Snyder and Harl Whittemore, Balti-
more. 28426
Memories of Rose; words and music
by C. Cappa. [Words and melody
only] © 1e. Dee. 21, 1929; E unp.
14708 ; Claude Cappa, San Francisco.
28427
Memories of you; lyric by Joe Gordon,
music by Albert E. Fanelli. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Dee. 11,
1929; E ucp. 15108; Joseph Gold-
berg, New York. 28428
Memory (A) at dawn; words by Her-
man Pincus, music by C. K. Harris.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14846; Chas.
K. Harris, New York. 28429
Memphis yo yo blues; words and music
by Jennie Pope. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Dec. 26, 1929; HE
unp. 14918; Southern music pub. co.,
ine., New York. 28430
Mem’ries of one sweet kiss; words and
musie by Al. Jolson and Dave
Dreyer ; pf. ace. with ukulele arr. by
May Singhi Breen. © June 4, 1929;
2 ce. Sept. 24; E pub. 9428; Irving
Berlin, ine., New York. 28431
Men of Jehovah, Men of Mahomet;
processional march, words and mel-
ody by W. Hull; with cornet solo.
© 1c. Dee. 11, 1929; E unp. 14340;
Walter Hull, Detroit. 28432
Menace; by Sam A. Perry, oreh. by
W. F. Schiller; pf. conductor pt. ©
i @ Dee. 238,, 19293) EH maps 14762 ;
Universal pictures corp., Universal
City, Calif. 28433
Mendelssohn (Arnold) Sechs vorspiele
liber choralmelodien ftir die orgel;
gesetzt von A. Mendelssohn, of Ger-
many, op. 104. obl. 4to. © Jan.
2, 1929; 1 ec. Dee. 10; BE for. (807;
C. F. Peters, Leipzig. 28434
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Jacob lLud-
wig Felix) Lord, we pray Thee;
from the 3d organ sonata, arr. by
Robert A. Gerson; mixed voices,
with organ ace. 4to. © Dee. 3,
1929; 2c. Dec: 5; BE pub, aioli. on.
W. Gray co., New York. 28485
Merrié-go-round ; opera in 2 acts, book
by Donal Hamilton Haines, musie by
Lowell S. Love. Voc. sc. ©1e.
pt. 11, n.s., v.24
Noy. 23, 1929; D unp. 27638; Uni-
versity of Michigan union, Ann Ar-
bor. 28436
Merry Christmas mother; words and
musie by A. C. Rolettere. [Words
and melody only] ©1e. Dee. 9,
1929; E unp. 14198; Antoinette C.
Rolettere, West Palm Beach, Fla.
28437
Merry Mary; by Laurence Bolton, ed.
and fingered by Harriet Bacon Mac-
Donald; pf. © Nov. 29, 1929; 2 e.
Dec. 9; E pub. 11454; Ernest Gerald
Council, Dallas. 28438
Merry moments; 12 pieces, by M. S.
Crouch, of Great Britain; pf. ©
Noy. 22,1929; ‘1:¢. Nov!’ 23 70H tron,
7854; Cary & co., London. 28439
Merry (The) widow waltz; from the
operetta by Franz Lehar, arr., fin-
gered and phrased by Harold Hisen-
berg; violin and pf., with 2d violin
pt., or pf. solo. © Nov. 29, 1929;
2 ¢@, Dec. 2; BE. pub. 212693 Barty
Perlberg musie co., New York.
28440
Mess Katie mess; words and music by
David Kapp. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Dee. 12, 1929; BE unp.
14899; State Street music pub. co.,
inc., Chicago. 28441
Message of love; words by Louise
Moschel, music by Frankie Francis
Miller and Otis Francis. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ce. Dee. 12.
1929; E unp. 14422; Miller-Krausse
music co., St. Paul. “28442
Messages of comfort; hymn, words by
Mrs. J. M. Hunter, music by T. N.
Beall. © Oct. 1, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 6;
E pub. 11685; T. N. Beall, Enter-
prise, Ala. 28443
Mexican beans; words and music by
M.S. Dillehay. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp.
14958; Southern music pub co., ine.,
New York. 28444
Mexican music: Spanish music; 12
new poular songs with Spanish
words, by F. L. Cabello; pf. Album
no. 1. © Aug. 26, 1929; 2 ¢. Oct.
22; E pub. 11250; Fernando L. Ca-
bello, El Paso. 28445
Mi corazon; by Sam. A. Perry; pf. ©
1c. Dee. 23, 1929; E unp. 14767;
Universal pictures corp., Universal
City, Calif. 28446
1496
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
28468
Mientras exista la fé entre los dos;
words by Isela Fernandez Cabal-
lero, music by Sam A. Perry. ©1c.
Dec. 23, 1929; E unp. 14795; Univer-
sal pictures corp., Universal City,
Calif. 28447
Mighty (The) Majestic is a wow;
words and music by M. B. Rigney;
mn 1. &. Dee. 16." 2028: Wr unp.
14574; Maud Burket Rigney, Marys-
ville, Kan. 28448
Milhaud (Darius) Concerto; réduc-
tion pour violon et pf. par l’auteur,
Darius Milhaud, of France. © May
oo.19290: 1 c. June. 10: E for. 5953;
Heugel, Paris. 28449
Mill (The) (Le moulin); 38 pt. song,
words by Ed. Guinand, English ver-
sion by Charles Fonteyn Manney,
music by Gabriel Pierné, arr. by
Victor Harris; women’s voices. ©
Nov. 16, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 23; E pub.
11103; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
28450
Mill (The) on the brook; by Leopold
J. Beer, of Austria, op. 65, no. 3;
pf. duet. © Dec. 16, 1929; 2 e. Dec.
18; E pub. 11779; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 28451
Miller laendler; by L. B. Schroepfer ;
concertina. © 1 ¢. Dee. 17, 1929;
E unp. 14580; Leo B. Schroepfer,
Sleepy Hye, Minn. 28452
Mine; words and music by L. Sucher.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Dec. 13, 1929; E unp. 14486; Leon-
ard Sucher, New York. 28453
Miniature music dramas; vocal adapt-
ations of famous compositions, with
text, ete., by Jane Kerley. © Oct.
25, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 28; D pub. 27642;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 28454
Minor melody; lyrics and music by
Bobby Christensen [i. e. R. Christen-
sen. Words and melody only] ©
1 ¢. Dee. 17, 1929; E unp. 14616;
Robert Christensen, Los Angeles.
28455
Minuet; by James H. Rogers; pf. ©
Dee. 16, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 18; E pub.
11769; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 28456
Mio (Il) chiavino; versi e musica di
V. Zottola. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Oct. 28, 1929; E unp.
12616; Vincent Zottola, New York.
28457
Misery in Arkansaw; words by B.
Miller and Bill Baker. music by B.
Miller. [Words and melody only]
©1c. Dec. 31, 1929; E unp. 15111;
Bob Miller, New York. 28458
Missa Cum jubilo; Roman Catholic
church liturgy, music by H. Gruen-
der; schola cantorum et populo,
cum organo. 4to. © Mar. 20, 1929;
2 ec. Dec. 26; E pub. 11931; Otto A.
Singenberger, Mundelein, Ill. 28459
Missh Orbis factor ; text liturgical, mu-
sic by Carlo Rossini, of Italy, domi-
ciled at Pittsburgh; 3 male voices,
with organ ace. Se. 4to. © Dec.
20, 1929; 2 e. Dec. 26; E pub. 11948;
J. Fischer & bro., New York. 28460
Missa solemnis; in honorem Domini
nostri Jesu Christi Regis, Roman
Catholic church liturgy, music by M.
Doré; tres voces inaequales cum or-
gano comitanti. 4to. © June 20,
1929; 2 c« Dee. 26; E pub. 11932;
Otto A. Singenberger, Mundelein, Ill.
28461
Mississippi moon ; words and music by
Charles Harrison; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Nov. 25, 1929; 2 c. Dee. 6;
E pub. 11348 ; Ted Browne music ¢€o.,
ine., Chicago. 28462
Missouri moon; words by Charles
Derickson, music by Burton Brown;
pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Nov. 29, 1929;
2 ec. Dec. 2; E pub. 11451; Francis,
Day & Hunter, ltd., London. 28463
Mister Cupid; words and music by
L. F. Nesbit. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Dec. 16, 1929; E unp.
14498; Louisa Foxwell Nesbit,
Washington. 28464
Mistero (Il) di Persefone; versi e mu-
sica di Ettore Romagnoli, of Italy,
rid. per pf. di Giorgio Favaretto.
Ato, J4©)sSept.:15, 1929; 1 ie .Ock os:
D pub. 27643 ; Casa ed. N. Zanichelli,
Bologna, Italy. 28465
Moaning the blues; words and music
by Victoria Spivey. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Dec. 26, 1929;
E unp. 14989; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 28466
Modern (A) American folk song;
words and music by R. Enoch. ©
1 c. Dec. 2, 1929; E unp. 14541 ; Rob-
ert Enoch, New York. 28467
Modern (A) Romeo; by R. B. Brewer ;
full orch. pts. © Dec. 30, 1929; 2c.
Dec. 28; E pub. 12021; Sam Fox
pub. co., Cleveland. 28468
1497
28469
Moderne etiiden fiir violine; aus mei-
sterwerken der violinliteratur, yon
Hans Meyer-Raubinek, of Germany.
bd. 3214 © Ochi, 19295 1 ie: seach
Dec. 2; E for. 7888, 7896, 7897; N.
Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
28469-28471
Modernistie (The) blues; by I. L. Seid-
ler; pf. [Blue-print] © 1. Dec.
4, 1929; E unp. 14042; Isadore L.
Seidler, Boston. 28472
Mold me, dear Lord; hymn, words by
T. B. Livingston, music by Charles
H. Gabriel. © Noy. 19, 1929; 2 ¢.
Nov... 215. E spub.: -11289;.- Thomas
Brockholst Livingston, Chicago.
28473
Mon Ame m’appele (My soul is calling
me) ; from The singer, words by M.
K. Chase, music by Francisca Valle-
jo; with violin obbl. © 1c. Dec. 26,
1929; E unp. 14858; Mary Keegan
Chase, San Francisco. 28474
Mood and rhythm pieces on the open
strings for violin and piano; by
Helen Dallam. 1. A passing fancy.
[4 others] ‘© Dec. 11, 1929; 2 ec.
Dec. 18; E pub. 11909; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. 28475
Moon-god (The) and the maidens;
phantasy, words and music by H. B.
Jayne; sop., ten. and contralto, with
violin obbl. [Photostat] ©1c. Nov.
18, 1929; E unp. 13921; Harold B.
Jayne, New York. 28476
Moon (The) is low; words by Arthur
Freed, music by Nacio Herb Brown.
© 1c. Nov. 25, 1929; E unp. 14546;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 28477
Moon shadows; reverie, by Harold M.
Smiths) pf... ©. Dees) 5, T2942! c.
Dec. 9; E pub. 11421; A. W. Perry’s
sons, Sedalia, Mo. 28478
Moon song; lyric and music by Irene
Beasley. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dec. 7, 1929; H. unp. 14163;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 28479
Moon (The), the night and you;
words and music by Jimmie Brown
[i. e. J. J. Brown. Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Dec. 18, 1929; E
unp. 14621; James J. Brown, Som-
erville, Mass. 28480
Moonbeams and starlight; words and
music by E. C. Wong. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Dec. 16, 1929;
E unp. 14506; Evelyn C. Wong, Ha-
napepe, Kauai, Hawaii. 28481
CATALOGUE OF. COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. IH, 1. S.,,v. 24
Moonlight bay; by ‘E. Millikin; pf. ©
Dee. 30, 1929; 2 ce. Dec. 31; E pub.
12064; Ernest Millikin, Buffalo.
28482
Moonlight dance of the gnomes; by
Harold Greenhill, of Great Britain;
pf. (Jn Springtime in the forest)
© Sept. 30, 1929; 1c. Oct. 3; E for.
7721; Novello & co., ltd., London.
28483
More than money; or, All is O. K.,
words by W. J. Streuber, musie by
W. J. and Olga Streuber; pf. ©1e.
Oct. 26, 1929; E unp. 14082; Will J.
Streuber, Los Angeles. 28484
Morn; words and music by Joseph
Jean Gilbert ; with flute obbl. Holly-
wood-Los Angeles, Calif., Saunders
publications. © Dec. 14, 1929; 2 c.
Dee. 12; E pub. 11894; Richard
Drake Saunders, Los Angeles.
8485.
Morning (A) Salutation to the Ma-
donna; pt. song, words by Sister M.
Luke, music by Luigi Gordigiani,
arr. by Mario Albani [pseud. of
Harry L. Harts] 1. Sop. and alto.—
2. Sop., alto and bass. © Dec. 20,
1929 ; 2c. each Dec. 23; E pub. 11830,
11831; Charles W. Homeyer & ©Co.,
Boston. 28486, 28487
Morocco; symphonic tableau, by Hrn-
est Schelling; orch. Se. © Oct. 14,
1929; 2 « Dec: 283. Ei pubsi20r;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York. 28488
Mother darling; mélodie, par René
Luciann, of France; petit orch.
parties, avee pf.-conducteur. 4to.
Oct. 15, 1929; 1, ¢.. Dee. 2; for.
7887; Editions Max Eschig, Paris.
28489
Mother dear; words and music by C.
K. Miller. © 1 c. Dec. 9, 1929; H
unp. 14297; Cleora Koons Miller, Sa-
lina, Kan. 28490
Mother dear; words and music by W.
Hasselbach. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Dec. 16, 1929; E unp.
14492; Walter Hasselbach, Fremont,
O. 28491
Mother dear; words by J. M. Smith,
musie by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Dec. 28, 1929;
E unp. 15064; Jenniettie M. Smith,
Pontiac, Mich. 28492
Mother dear, forget; words by I. A.
Wicks, music by Burrell Van Buren.
© Dee. 10, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 13; E pub.
11672 ; Inza A. Wicks, Durand, Mich.
28493
1498
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
28513
Mother Goose nursery rhymes; set to
music by Al. Moquin; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Nov. 15, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 3;
E pub. 11264; Dixon-Lane music
corp., Chicago. 28494
Mother, I’m lonesome for you; sacred
song, words and music by H. T.
Smith, arr. by Mrs. A. W. Bradley ;
pf. © Dee. 16, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 26;
E pub. 11885; Harry T. Smith, Po-
mona, Calif. 28495
Mother-in-law; words and music by
M. S. Dillehay. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Dee. 26, 1929; E unp.
14959; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 28496
Mother is my sweetheart; words and
music by H. C. Verner, rev. by D. J.
M. © Dec. 6, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 9; H
pub. 11482; S. Brainard’s sons c¢o.,
New York. 28497
Mother Machree I’m returning; words
and music by B. Ramsay and A.
Bailey, of Great Britain. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. Dee. 16,
1929; E unp. 14497; Bob Ramsay
and Al Bailey, Montreal, Canada.
28498
Mother, my own; words by H. Scherer
and C. Gladish, music by C. Gladish,
ager. by Chas. L., Johnson... © 1; c.
Dee. 17, 1929; E unp. 14595; Herman
Scherer, St. Louis, and Cora Gladish,
Higginsville, Mo. 28499
Mother of mine; words and music by
H.. Condit. [Words and melody
only). ©.1-¢. Dec. 21, 1929; HB sanp.
14707; Harry Condit, Red Bank,
ji Og fee 28500:
Mother of mine, I miss you; words by
J. M. Racina, music by David Reed.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Nov. 18, 1929; E unp. 15019; James
M. Racina, Newark, N. J. 28501
Mother, on the isl’s [!] of dreams;
words by J. A. Jordan, music by
Louis Burrell Jordan. © 1c. Nov.
9, 1929; E unp. 13103; Juanita An-
geles Jordan, Los Angeles. 28502
Mother’s most beautiful face; words
and music by Thomas B. Weaver.
Syracuse, N. Y., Willis N. Bugbee co.
© Nov. 4, 1929; 2 c. Dee. 2; E pub.
11262; Willis N. Bugbee, Syracuse,
rr. Y. 28503
Mournful prelude; by S. Pimsleur, op.
9, no. 1; violin, with pf. acc. Wien,
Phoebus verlag. © Sept. 1, 1929;
2¢ Nov. 14; E pub. 11251; Solomen
Pimsleur, New York. 28504
Movie (The) girl; musical play, words
and music by L. Howard. © 1 «.
Dec. 14, 1929; D unp. 27633; Lorin
Howard, New York. 28505
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Baci
amorosi e cari (Your kisses, fondly
burning) ; ed. by Carl Deis, English
version by Frederick H. Martens;
high voice. Copyright is based upon
tr. by F. H. Martens and new mat-
ter by Carl Deis, namely his inter-
pretation represented in the legible
notation thereof contained in the
copies filed. © Dec. 3, 1929; 2 e.
Dec. 14;:E pub. 11667; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 28506
—— Symphony number forty-seven;
ed. and annotated by Percy Goet-
schius; pf.; in E flat maj. Copy-
right is based upon new matter of
Percy Goetschius, namely, his inter-
pretation represented in the legible
notation thereof contained in’ the
copies filed. © Nov. 19, 1929; 2 e.
Noy. 23 ;.E pub. 11102; Oliver Ditson
co., Boston. 28507
Titus; ouverture, arr. von Leo-
pold Weninger, of Austria; orch.
stimmen, mit pf. o. orgel direction,
u. violino 1 direction. © Nov. 4,
1929s) Cu UNOMEy adi Hi POTS Ce Es
Anton J. Benjamin, Leipzig. 28508
Muchacho (El) alegre; letra y musica
de Emeterio Fierro, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at San Diego, Calif.; pf.
[Photostat] © Dec. 10, 1929; 2 «.
Dec. 16; E pub. 11616; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 28509
Mujer (La) del paraiso; letra y
musica de Sergio M. Perez. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Dee. 7,
1929; E unp. 14167; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 28510
Mujer pura; letra y musica de Con-
rado Varela, of Mexico, domiciled at
Los Angeles; pf. [Photostat] ©
Dee! 10; 1929; 2c. Dec. 167 BF pub:
11617; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
28511
Mulato (El) ; letra y musica de Rafael
Mayat, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles; pf. [Photostat] © Dec.
10,1929: 2 ec. Dec. 165°) pub. 11613 ;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 28512
Munspelsvalsen; av Ernst Rolf och
Karl Wehle, both of Sweden; pf. ©
1 c¢.,; Dec. 26, 19295) Bo Gnp. 14913 >
Ernst Rolfs musikfdrlags, a. Db.,
Stockholm, Sweden. 28513
1499
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28514
pt. III, n. ss, v.24
Music (The) hour; [compiled] by Os- | My biggest moment; fox trot, lyric by
bourne McConathy, W. Otto .Miess-
ner, and others... 4th bk. 8vo. ©
Noy. 25, 1929; 2 c. and aff. Nov. 30;
A 17096; Silver, Burdett & Co.,
Newark. 28514
Music when soft voices die; words by
Percy Bysshe Shelley, music by Ed-
ward Bement. © 1c. Dec. 3, 1929;
E unp. 13960; Edward Lee Bement,
New York. 28515
Musical campmeeting ; melody by Fess
Williams. © 1 ¢. Dec. 26, 1929;
EH unp. 14994; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 28516
Musical (The) salvationist; compiled
by F. G. Hawkes, of Great Britain.
v. 43, pt. 12, Dee. 1929. 4to. © Dec.
471929 9 .e, Dec. d8.+ Wy fors iil:
Salvationist pub. & supplies, Itd.,
London. 28517
Musik zu Shakespeares Der sturm;
zweite suite, von Jean Sibelius, of
Finland, op. 109, nr. 3; kleines
orkester. Partitur. © Nov. 1, 1929;
1 c. Nov. 20; BH for. 7741; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 28518
Mussolini; text av Fritz Gustaf, musik
av Ernst Rolf, of Sweden; pf.
1 @ Dec. 26, 1929: E unp. 14909;
Ernst Rolfs musikforlags, a. b.,
Stockholm, Sweden. 28519
My Adirondack moon; words and mu-
sic by B. J. Holmes. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Dec. 21, 1929;
E unp. 14728; Burlan J. Holmes,
Dickinson Center, N. Y. 28520
My Alabama homestead; words and
music by W. Bradford, of Canada.
© 1c. Dec. 23, 1929; E unp. 15014;
Walter Bradford, Sault Ste. Marie,
Ont., Canada. 28521
My baby’s eyes; words by L. H. Buck,
music by Samuel H. Speck. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Dee. 3,
1929: EK unp. 18928; Louise Hanson
Buek,, Garden City,di., 2a
28522
My beau that’s in the army; words by
D. Ennis, music by Spencer Adams.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Oct. 22, 1929; "2 ¢., Dec 105 Hh pub.
11525; Daisy Hnnis, Linden, N. J.
28523
My Beta phi sweetheart; words and
music by Katherine Brown. © Nov.
8, 1929; 27¢.. Noy. 143, Ey pubs hoe):
Beta phi alpha, Monterey, Calif.
28524
Fk. L. Cooper, jr., music by John
Peter Sacco. [Chords, single staff]
© 1c. Dec. 3, 1929; E unp. 14600;
Frederick L. Cooper, jr., New York..
28525.
My book of memories; words by Paul
De Frank, music by M. Stepper.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Dee. 11, 1929; E unp. 14815; Melvin
Stepper, Dorchester, Mass. 28526.
My daddy’s gone and left me blue;
words by A. M. Byrd, music by Sam-
uel H. Speck. [Words and melody
only |
13929; Aselean M. Byrd, Vancouver,
B. C., Canada. 28527
My daily prayer; words by Laura
Gerahty, music by Ruth Hsther Rock-
wood; low voice. © Dee. 5, 1929;
2 ce Dec. 14; E pub. 11548; Gamble
hinged music co., Chicago. 28528.
My dear old boy; fox trot, di Dom-
enico Bazan, of Italy; orch. parti,
con pf. conduttore. 4to. © Oct.
26, 1929; 1 c. Dec. 11; E for. 7844;
Casa musicale Mauro, Rome. 28529:
My diary of you; slow fox trot, words:
and music by Jerry Cejka and A.
Hruby. [Words and melody only.
Photostat] © 1 e¢ Dee. 14, 1929;
E unp. 14476; Alois Hruby, Astoria,
le ING ae 28530:
My dream ship; waltz-ballad, words.
by Mary Winters, music by Vincent
Fagan Shannon and Cliff Cole.
[Words and melody only] ©1.«.
Dee. 3, 1929; E unp. 18947; Shannon
& Cole music co., Jersey City, N. J.
285381
My dreams; words and music by A.
Bartunek. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Dec. 21, 1929; E unp.
14714; Amelia Bartunek, Abie, Neb.
28532’
My Eveline; words and music by E. R.
Wheeler. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dee. 16, 1929: E unp. 14503 ;
Evelyn R. Wheeler, Rochester, N. Y..
* 28533:
My eyes; words and music by A. Bian-
chino. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dec. 18, 1929; E unp. 14442;
Americo Bianchino, Somerville, Mass.
28534
My fraternity man; words and music
by Jerry Herst [i. e. J. P. Herst]
and Al Jacobs ‘[i. e. A. T. Jacobs.
Words and melody only] © 1c.
1500
© 1 ¢. Dee. 3, 1929; E unp. —
no. 12, 1929:
Dec. 26, 1929; BE unp. 14855; Albert
T. Jacobs and Jerome P. Herst, San
Francisco. 28535
My garden of dreams; ballad, words
~ “i andot music (by {Sic Bo /Hurgatch.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Dec. 13, 1929; E unp. 14487; Sidney
B. Furgatch, New York. 28536
My garden of yesterday’s dreams;
waltz, words by Billy Faber [i. e.
W. EH. Faber], musie by Harry Clif-
ford. ©1c. Dec. 16, 1929; E unp.
14516; William Ernest Faber, New
York, 28537
My girl is like a sailing ship; words
by L. Hawk, music by J. Macario,
ar. ©: tes Dee. 41; 41929 ; : Bs unp.
14324; Leonard Hawk and Joe Ma-
ceario, jr., San Francisco. 28538
My girl, she’s a popular gixl; words
and music by J. C. Burton, arr. by
Stan Tucker; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Nov. 8, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 14; E pub.
11161; Jules C. Burton, Columbus,
O. 28539
My harbor of love; fox-trot, words by
Harold Robe, music by Wyman
Steele, arr. by William C. Schoen-
feld; orch. pts.. with vocal trio. ©
Dec. 2, 1929; 2 c Dec. 2; E pub.
11291; Music buyers corp., New
York. 28540
My heart’s for the lassie; words by
‘Dorothy D. Hughes, music by J.
Christopher Marks; in G. © Dee.
16, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 18; E pub. 11766;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
28541
My heart’s desire; hymn, words by
T. O. Chisholm, music by B. B. Beall.
© Oct. 1, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 6; E pub.
11327: B. B. Beall, Douglasville, Ga.
28542
My heaven of dreams; words by Mar-
garet Remaley, music by Phil Starr.
fWords and melody only! © 1 e.
Dec. 28, 1929; E unp. 15066: Mar-
garet C. Johnson, Saltsburg, Pa.
28543
My heavenly home; poem by William
Hunter, music by L. M. Gough. ©
Mee, 13,.1929.; 2c. Deer17: EE pub.
11659 ; Loren M. Gough, Flint, Mich.
28544
My homeland; 8 pt. cho., words by
Dana Burnet, music by Oley Speaks,
arr. by Louis Woodson Curtis; sop.,
alto and bar. © Dee. 3, 1929; 2 «.
Dec. 14; E pub. 11666; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 28545
MUSICAL ' COMPOSITIONS
2855T
My Juliet of Haskell town; words by
W. O. Crumpton, music by Ray Hib-
beler.. © 1 c. Dee. 5, 1929; E unp.
14540; Walters O. Crumpton, Dal-
hart, Tex. 28546
My Linda; words by Andy Razaf, mu-
sic by Jack Palmer. [Words and
melody only] ©1 e. Dec. 27, 1929;
E unp. 15034; Joe Davis, New York.
28547
My little darling boy; fox trot, melody
by S. Goldhersh. © 1 ¢. Dee. 28,
1929; E unp. 15060; Samuel Gold-
hersh, Paterson, N. J. 28548
My little dream house on the hill;
words and music by R. Fenton. ©
1 ec. Dee. 10, 1929; E unp. 143809;
Rome Fenton, New York. 28549
My little honey; from Hits and misses,
words and music by Mary Landis
Holden. © Dec. 14, 1929; 2 ¢ Dee.
16; E pub. 11681; R. L. Huntzinger,
inec., New York. 28550
My little honey-mooning aeroplane;
words and music by R. F. Wheeler.
[TWords and melody only] © 1.
Dee. 16, 1929; E unp. 14505; Robert
F. Wheeler, Atlanta. 28551
My little Isabel; melody by A. Domi-
nique. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1929; E unp.
14376; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 28552
My love dreams true; words by Nor-
man Springer, music by Georges
Maurice, of France, domiciled at
San Francisco. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1929;
E unp. 14058; J. Maurice Rouver,
San Francisco. 28553
My love for thee; words and musie by
D. Worth. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1929; H
unp. 15126; Daisy Worth, Malden,
Mass. 28554.
My love is all for you; words by W. H.
Karicofe, music by Ellenoria Stickel.
© 1c. Dec. 9, 1929; E unp. 14260;
William Henry Karicofe, Kansas
City, Kan. 28555
My lovely Juana; words by E. Wolli-
son, music by L. J. O. Fontaine. ©
1 e@. Dee. 4, 1929; E unp. 13998;
Esther Wollison, New York, and L.
J. Oscar Fontaine, New Bedford,
Mass. 28556
My Mary dear; from Contrary Mary,
words by Herman Ruby, music by
M. K. Jerome. [Mimeograph] ©
1 ec. Nov. 20, 1929; E unp. 14060;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
28557
1501
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28558
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
My memories of you; words and music
by B. T. Slater. © Dee. 4, 1929;
2 ec. Dec. 4; E pub. 11307; Beatrice
Trefry Slater, Greenwood, Mass.
28558
My memory sweetheart; words and
music by Ned Marshall. © Nov. 5,
1929 ; 2 ec. Nov. 8; E pub. 11232; Hd-
win B. Marshall, Portland, Me.
28559
My million dollar baby; words by HE.
Kouri, music by Margaret Cohlmia.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Nov. 14, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 7; E pub.
11486; Eva Kcuri, Sulphur, OKI.
28560:
My mother; words and music by J.
Hines. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dee. 16, 1929; E unp. 14493;
Jessie Hines, Evansville, Ind. 28561
My name is Ticklish Reuben; lyric and
musie by J. Pierce. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Dee. 7, 1929;
EH ounp. 141383; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 28562
My old Kentucky home [and] The old
folks at home; by Stephen C. Foster,
arr., fingered and phrased by Harold
Hisenberg; violin and pf., with 2d.
violin pt.,.or pf. solo. © Nov. 29,
1929°; 2” e@. ( Dee. 23) BE) pups ae tiga
Harry Perlberg music co., New York.
\ 28563
My phantom sweetheart; melody by
H. E. Pollack. © 1 ¢. Dec. 9, 1929;
E unp. 14220; Harold E. Pollack,
Mattapan, Mass. 28564
My radio gal; words by Myrtle Bruce,
music by C. Escher. © Dec. 31,
1929; 2 ec. Dec. 30; E pub. 12044;
Chester Escher, New York. 28565
My Savior! hymn, words and music by
G. Bennard. © Oct. 7, 1929; 2 ¢.
Dec. 26; E pub. 11874; George Ben-
nard, Hermosa, Calif. 28566
My silver dollar mama; words and
music by J. M. Williams. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Dee. 5,
1929; E unp. 14069 ; State Street mu-
Sic pub. co., ine., Chicago. 28567
My song of the Nile; from Drag, by
Al. Bryan and Geo. W. Meyer, arr.
by Frank Schmidt; concertina.
Noy. 16, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 20; E pub.
11242; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 28568
My sunny Alabama home; words and
music by Clarence Ganus. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e. Dec. 16,
1929; E unp. 14511; Jack Kapp, Chi-
cago. 28569
My sweet is sweet on me; words and
music by M. L. Carlton. [Words
and melody only]
1929; EH unp. 14441; Maurice Lloyd
Carlton, Los Angeles. 28570
My sweetheart; words by V. Moon,
music by E. Whittemore. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Dee. 16,
1929; E unp. 14526; Venetta Moon
and Earl Whittemore, Baltimore.
28571
My sweetie’s sister; words and music
by S. F. Sackheim. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 12, 1929;
BH unp. 14273; Sam F. Sackheim, Los
Angeles. 28572
My treasure; lyric by Frederick H.
Martens, music by Becucci, choral
arr. by Christopher O’Hare. 4to.
1. 2-pt., treble voices.—2. Sop., alto
and bar.—3. Sop. 1, 2 and alto. ©
Dee. 6, 1929; 2 ec. each Dec. 5; EB
pub. 11299, 11304, 11305; Kay and
Kay music pub. corp., New York.
28573-28575
My victory was conquering your heart;
waltz ballad, words by Ned Miller,
music by Carmen Lombardo and
Jules K. Stein, arr. by George Bots-
ford; male quartet. © Dee. 11,
1929; 2 ¢. Dee. 12; BD. pub Itoi
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 28576
My winter rose; words by Ray Schel-
ler, music by Ray Hibbeler. © 1.
Novy. 6, 1929; E unp. 13978; Ray-
mond Scheller, Chicago. 28577
My wonderful boy; or, My wonderful
girl, fox-trot, words and music by
H. Warde. © Dec. 10, 1929; 2 ¢.
Dee. 13; EH pub. - 116703. Harry
Warde, Country Club Estates, Fla.
28578
My wonderful dream man; lyrics. by
Charles O’Flynn, music by Al Hoff-
man. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dee. 19, 1929; E unp. 14626;
De Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 28579
Mystery; words by John B. Tabb,
music by E. M. Aleorn. © 1 ce. Dee.
2, 1929; E unp. 13946; Earl M. Al-
corn, Berkeley, Calif. 28580
Na weselu w Harkowy; melody by
Joseph Kmiec. pts. 1 & 2. ©l1e
each Nov. 22, 1929; E unp. 138992,
13993 ; Southern music pub co., ine.,
New York. 28581, 28582
1502
© 1c. Dee. 13,7
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
28605
Nachtigall (Die) ; oper in 2 akten, frei
nach Andersens gleichnamigen mir-
chen, von Viktor Almar und Carl
George Zwerenz, musik von Leo
Kraus, of Austria. © 1 c. Dec. 14,
1929; D unp. 27637; Felix Bloch Er-
ben, Berlin, Wilmersdorf. 28583
Nadine; by R. E. Hachey; melody,
with pf. acc. ©1c. Nov. 18, 1929;
E unp. 138975; Ronald Edward
Hachey, Marble, Minn. 28584
Naichte im schiitzengraben; text von
Heinrich Lersch, musik von Her-
mann Unger, of Germany, op. 62’;
miinnerchor a cappella. 4to. ©
Joly yas, 19295 51 tes, Oetis 21 5) for.
7826; P. J. Tonger, Cologne/Rh.,
Germany. 28585
Nancy Ann; words by R. A. Summers,
~ musie by Luther A. Clark. © 1.
Dec. 18, 1929; E unp. 14649; Robert
Alphonsis Summers, Los Angeles.
28586
Nancy Brown; Boheimia [!] words
and music by W. E. Greer. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Dec. 9,
1929; _E unp. 14229; William H.
Greer, New York. 28587
Nancy O'Neill; words and music by J.
W. Harris. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Dee. 21, 1929; E unp.
14710; J. William Harris, Buffalo.
28588
Naptown blues; words and music by
Leroy Carr. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Dec. 5, 1929; E unp.
14066; State Street music pub co.,
inc., Chicago. 28589
Narrative (The); from The rogue
song, words by Clifford Grey, music
by Herbert Stothart. © Dec. 18,
1929; 2 ec. Dec. 20; B. pub. 11726;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 28590
Nase babicatanci-sousedska ; melody by
Vaclav Fiser. © 1c. Nov. 22, 1929;
E unp. 13988; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 28591
Nasza polka; by J. Biega; 1st violin.
© 1c. Dec. 31, 1929; E unp. 15106;
John Biega, Perth Amboy, N. J.
28592
National anthem; from Married in
Hollywood, by Arthur Kay; pf. ©
Dee. 24, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 26; E pub.
11859; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc. 28593
Naughty but nice; lyric by Howard
Johnson and Charles Reisner, music
by Louis Alter. ©1c. Oct. 29, 1929;
E unp. 12670; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., Culver City, Calif. 28594
Near beer blues; words and music by
PP. J. Sullivan. © Dec 21,1929;
2. ¢,. Dec. 21; E pub. 11833; Patrick
J. Sullivan, Clator, W. Va. 28595
Near the cathedral; by H. P. Hopkins,
op. 121; organ. © Dec. 16, 1929;
2c. Dec. 18; E pub, 11786; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 28596
Necessary jingles; technical founda-
tion for young players, by Blanche
Fox Steenman; pf. obl. 8vo. ©
Novy. 26,:1929; 2 ¢.:-Nov. 29;°E, pub:
11296; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 28597
Negra soy; letra de Adolfo Utrera,
mtisica de N. Menendez, of Cuba,.
domiciled at New York. © 1c. Dec.
11, 1929; E unp. 14432; Nilo Menen-
dez, New York. 28598
Negrita chabelona; tango, letra y
musica de L. Barcelata, of Mexico,
domiciled at New York; pf. ©1e.
Dec. 2, 1929; E unp. 13908; Lorenzo
Barcelata, Mexico City, Mexico.
28599
Neptijdeme spat aZ rano v Sest; march-
polka, arr. by Louis Vitak; concert-
ina. © Dec. 10, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 31;
E pub. 12100; Vitak-Hlsnic co., Chi-
cago. 28600
Never cast out; hymn, words by Mrs.
C. D. Martin, music by W. F. Taylor.
© Dee. 14, 1929; 2 c. Dee. 17; B
pub. 11657; W. Floyd Taylor, Fay-
ette, Ala. 28601
Never had a reason to believe in you;
words and music by F. Mc Kenzie
and J. Dillings. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Dee. 26, 1929;
E unp. 14929; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 28602:
New (The) blues; by I. L. Seidler; pf.
[Blue-print] © 1 c. Dec. 31, 1929;
E unp. 15113; Isadore L. Seidler,
Dorchester, Mass. 28603.
New Orleans bump; melody by Jelly-
Roll Morton [pseud. of Ferd Mor-
ton] © 1c. Dee. 7, 1929; E unp.
14152; Southern music pub co., inc.,
New York. 28604
Ni por un mill6n; bolero rumba, letra.
y musica de P. Berrios. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dec. 19, 1929;
E unp. 14653; Pedro Berrios, New
York. 28605
1508
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28606
Niagara blues; lyric by Arthur How-
ard, music by L. R. Smith. [Words
and melody only] ©1c. music Nov.
11, 1928; 1 ec. words Dec. 11; E unp.
13190; Leslie Raymond Smith,
Buffalo. 28606
Nicolasa (La); melody by E. G. San-
doval, of Mexico, domiciled at San
Antonio. © 1 e. Dee. 26, 1929; E
unp. 14922; Southern music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 28607
Nifty (The) folio; 10 popular style
tenor banjo duets, by Wm. Morris.
{C) Dec, 21, 3929- 2 c¢. Dec: 21 -, WH
pub. 11836; Don Santos pub. co., ine.,
Rochester, N. Y. 28608
Night fancies; song or cho., words by
Hstelle Clark, music by F. v. Blon,
arr. by Palmer Clark. 4to. 1. 2 pt.,
treble voices.—2. 3 pt., treble voices—
3. 3 pt., men’s voices.—4. 3 pt., mixed
voices. © Nov. 22, 1929; 2 c each
Dee. 28; E pub. 11951-11954; Carl
Fischer, inec., New York.
28609-28612
Night is king; 3 pt. song or cho., words
by Estelle Clark, music by M. L.
Lake, arr. by Palmer Clark. 4to. 1.
Mixed voices.—2. Treble voices.—3.
Men’s voices. © Nov. 22, 1929; 2 ec.
each -Dee. .28;°EH pur, 11972494;
Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
28613-28615
Night (A) of love with you; words by
Stephen Hoffman, music by H. del
Cioppo. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dec. 16, 1929; E unp. 14530;
Hugene del Cioppo, New York.
28616
Night song; choral, lyric by Ruth
Elder, music by Dorothy Radde
Hmery; sop., alto and bar. 4to. ©
Dee. 6, 1929; 2 ce. Dee: 5; HE pub.
11302; Kay and Kay music pub.
corp., New York. 28617
Night time is date time for me; lyric
by Jack Taishoff, music by Irving
Rosenberg. [Words and melody
only] ©1ce. Dec. 18, 1929; E unp.
14648; Isadore Rosenberg and Jacob
Taishoff, Washington. 28618
Nile (The) love song; words and
music by Bill Jemison [i. e. W. Z.
Jemison. Photostat] © 1c. Dec.
11, 1929; E unp. 14326; William Zim-
merman Jemison, Washington.
28619
Nifia gentil; letra y musica de Con-
rado Varela, of Mexico, domiciled at
Los Angeles; pf. [Photostat] ©
pt. Im, n. si, v. 24
Dee. 10, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 16; E pub.
11619 ; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
28620
Nifia hechicera; letra y musica de
David V. Gonzalez, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at El Paso; pf. [Photostat]
© Dec. 10, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 16; E pub.
11620; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
28621
Ninon; words and music by Lou Davis
and Vincent Rose; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Aug. 7, 1925; 2 c. Nov. 14,
1929; E pub. 11882; Jerome H.
Remick & co., New York. 28622
Nita; words by H. Jewell, music by
H. M. Steinbaugh and H. Jewell. ©
1.c. Dee. 16, 1929; E unp. 14554;
Helen M. Steinbaugh and Howard
Jewell, Birmingham, Mich. 28623
No cover charge; fox-trot, by Paul Vin-
cent, arr. by Ken Macomber; orch.
pts. © Nov. 23, 1929; 2 c Dec. 7;
E pub. 11348; Denton & Haskins
music pub. co., inec., New York.
28624
No good woman blues; words and
music by Jesse Thomas. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Dec. 26, 1929;
E unp. 14987; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 28625
No llores! letra y mtsica de Diego
Felix Rodriguez, of Mexico. ©1e.
Dec. 12, 1929; E unp. 14428; J.
Frank Villarreal, Chicago. 28626
No lullaby need Mary sing; words by
Anna Temple, music by Joseph W.
Clokey; high voice; in F min. ©
Dec. 4, 1929; 2 ce. Dec. 9; E pub.
11459; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
28627
No more warfare (Non pitt guerra!
Pietate) ; by C. Monteverdi, English
tr. by Hugh and Blaine Ross, of
Great Britain; 5 mixed voices. 4to.
© Dec. 4, 1929; 2 ec. Dee. 5; HE pub.
11392; G. Ricordi & co., ine., New
York. 28628 ©
No news is good news to-day; words
by C. F. Williams, music by Eugene
Platzman. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dee. 6, 1929; E unp. 14104;
Cornie Ford Williams, Syracuse,
N. Y. 28629
No no babie; words and music by Nat
Carr, Jack Glogau and Al Pianta-
dosi. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Dec. 4, 1929; E unp. 14031; Tri-
angle music pub. co., inc., New York.
28630
1504
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
28652
No, no, babie, no do zis to mama;
from The talk of Hollywood, words
and music by Al Piantadosi, Nat
Carr and Jack Glogau. © Dec. 9,
1929; 2 c. Dec. 9; E pub. 11480; Tri-
angle music pub. co., ine., New York.
28631
No one else will ever do; words and
musie by K. Emmons. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dec. 21, 1929;
E unp. 14709; Kenneth Emmons,
Ferndale, Mich. 28632
No tears in heaven; hymn, words by
J. Edw. Ruark, music by B. D. Ack-
ley. © Nov. 8, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 19;
E pub. 11700; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
28633
No use to love: words by Maud Denny,
music by Oliver Scott; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © Nov. 20, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
25; E pub. 11176; Wisely music pub-
lishers, Des Moines. 28634
Noah’s blues; melody by Noah Lewis.
© 1c. Dee. 7, 1929; E unp. 14140;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. ' 28635
Nobody cares; words and music by R.
Hill and H. Miller. [Words and
melody only] ©1. Dec. 7, 1929;
EH ounp. 14131; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 28636
Noche (Una) de abril; letra y musica
de Rafael Mayat, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles; pf. [Photo-
stat] © Dec. 10, 1929; 2c. Dec. 16;
E pub. 11621; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 28637
Noche (Una) tenebrosa; letra y mu-
sica de Elena Ramirez, of Mexico,
domiciled at Los Angeles; pf. [Pho-
tostat] © Dec. 10, 1929; 2 ec. Dec.
16; E pub. 11622; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 28638
Noddin’; words by Erroll Hay Col-
cock, musie by Tod B. Galloway, in
F. © Dee. 16, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 18;
Epub. 11798; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 28639
Nolla (En) mer eller mindre; quick-
fox, av Ernst Rolf och Karl Webhle,
both of Sweden; pf. ©1c. Dec. 26,
1929; E unp. 14889; Ernst Rolfs mu-
sikforlags, a. b., Stockholm, Sweden.
28640
Non dirmelo! one step, di Robert Stolz,
of Austria; orch. parti, con pf. con-
duttore. 4to. © Oct. 18, 1929; 1 ¢.
Dec. 11; E for. 7843; Casa musicale
Mauro, Rome. 28641
Noper que te dije; letra y musica de
Trinidad Soto y Galindo, of Mexico,
domiciled at Laredo, Tex. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Dec. 26,
1929; E unp. 14970; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. 28642
Norrlandsvalsen; text och musik av
Ernst Rolf, of Sweden; pf. ©1e.
Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14911; Ernst
Rolfs musikfoérlags, a. b., Stockholm,
Sweden. 28643
Not a cloud in the sky; lyric by
Charles Newman, music by Isham
Jones, arr. by J. E. Andino. © Nov.
22, 1929; 2c. Nov. 25; E pub. 11159;
Remick music corp., New York.
28644
Not so slow; words by E. Crance, mu-
sic by Phil Starr. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Dec. 28, 1929; B
unp. 15067; Eda Crance, Liberty,
Ne 28645
Note olvidare; por Pioquinto Gonzalez,
sr., of Mexico, domiciled at El Paso;
pf. [Photostat] © Dec. 10, 1929;
2 c. Dee. 16; E pub. 11623; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 28646
Nothing else matters but love; words
by Jimmy Steiger, music by Lucky
Wilber ; pf. and ukulele ace. © Dec.
9, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 9; E pub. 11414;
Donaldson, Douglas & Gumble, inc.,
New York. 28647
Notte celeste; waltz, melody by P.
Cicculli, of Italy, domiciled at
Brooklyn. © 1 c. Dec. 26, 1929;
unp. 14848; Pasquale Cicculli,
Brooklyn. 28648
Notte d’estate; march, by Valentino
Roma; pf. or accordion. © Dec. 7,
£929 )- 92 ce. Wee, 95. NH pubs tear;
Roma music co., Cleveland. 28649
Notturno e Tarantella; dalla Rapsodia
napoletana Piedigrotta 1924, di Ma-
rio Castelnuovo-Tedesco, trascriz-
ione di Mario Corti, of Italy; violino
@ pt. © Dee. 3, 1929: 1 exDec a:
E for. 7790; G. Ricordi & co., Milan.
28650
Now ain’t that something; words by
L. Klein, music by Samuel H. Speck.
[Words and melody only] ©1ee.
Dec. 3, 1929; E unp. 138935; Loren
Klein, Seattle. 28651
Now goofy dust; melody by Benny
Moten. ©1e. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp.
14934; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 28652
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pt. II, n. s., v. 24
Now sleeps the crimson petal; poem
by Tennyson, music by Richard
Townley Woodman, of Great Brit-
ain; mixed voices. 4to. © Nov. 29,
1929::. 1.-¢,,. Nov. 80; B.,fors (FT84;
Stainer & Bell, ltd., London. 28653
Now you know I really love you;
words and music by M. Lasco.
[Words and melody only] ©l1e.
Dec. 5, 1929; E unp. 14604; Morris
Lasco, Chicago. 28654
Nu si pO campari chili; canzone sicili-
ana, versi e musica di R. Gioiosa, of
Italy, domiciled at New York; vio-
lino. © 1c. Dec. 23, 1929; E unp.
14840 ; Rosina Gioiosa, New York.
28655
Nucleo; waltz, letras tagalo: Pat. Ma-
riano, English: Salustiano Reyes,
castellano: Manuel Bernabe, musica
de ©. R. Llamas. © Nov. 8, 1929;
2 ce. Dec. 6; E pub. 11345; Calixto
R. Llamas, Manila. 28656
O can ye sew cushions? old Scottish
cradle song, music by Granville Ban-
tock, of Great Britain; unison song.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Dee. 13, 1929; 1 ¢. Dee.
11; E for. 7819; Novello & co., ltd.,
London. 28657
QO, Canada; from French Canada, mel-
ody by C. Lavalée, adapted and arr.
by G. A. Grant-Schaefer; pf. ©
Dec. 9, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 12; E pub.
11499; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 28658
O Ga Gia; words and music by A.
Vanagaitis, of Lithuania, domiciled
at Chicago; pf. © 1 ¢. Dec. 7, 1929;
FE unp. 14125; Antanas Vanagaitis,
Chicago. 28659
O dolce fanciulla; romanza, di Fede-
rica, parole di A. Boschetti, musica
di Franz Lehar, of Hungary; mand.
Ato... ‘©. May 18, 1929) tre paly 16 ;
E for. 7949; Casa musicale Mauro,
Rome. 28660
O dolce fanciulla ...; romanza, di
Federica, testo di A. Boschetti, mu-
sica di Franz Lehar, of Hungary.
© May 8, 1929; 1 ¢. July 16; E for.
7951; Casa musicale Mauro, Rome.
28661
O Father Power of Holy cross; words
and music by E. L. Sullivan. ©
Dec. 18, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 20; E pub.
11822; Edward L. Sullivan, Dorches-
ter, Mass. 28662
O leave me (Lasciate mi morire) ;
by C. Monteverdi, English tr. by
Hugh and HElaine Rogs, of Great
Britain; 5 mixed voices. 4to. ©
Dec. 4, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 5; E pub.
11891; G. Ricordi & co., inc., New
York. 28663
O, Lord support us all the day long;
words from the rev. prayer book,
music by Harold W. Friedell; mixed
voices. 4to. © Noy. 29, 1929; 2 ec.
Nov. 30; E pub. 11890; G. Ricordi
& co., ine., New York. 28664
O my honey will you with me fly, fly;
words and music by J. J. Vallier.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Dee. 30, 1929; E unp. 15090; J. J.
Vallier, Boville, Id. 28665.
O salutaris Hostia ; text liturgical, mu-
sic by Martin G. Dumler. 4to. 1.
Op. 14, no. 1, male voices with organ
ace.—2. Op. 9, ten. solo, ad lib.,
cantus and male cho. with organ acc.
© Dec. 21, 1929; 2 c. each Dec. 26;
EH pub. 11935, 119386; J. Fischer &
bro., New York. 28666, 28667
O sing unto the Lord; 2-pt. anthem,
words from Psalm 96, music by Hu-
genia Wirick; sop. 1, 2, or alto, or-
gan acc. 4to. © Nov. 1, 1929; 2 ¢.
Oct. 11; E pub. 10620; Henry T.
FitzSimons, Chicago. 28668
O sinner, repent; hymn, words by No-
bie Beall Dykes, music by J. O.
Beall. © Oct. 1, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 6;
E pub. 11383 ; Jno. O. Beall, Samson,
Ala. 28669
O victorious people; patriotic cho.,
words and music by Samuel Rich-
ards Gaines; male voices. © Nov.
14, 1929; 2 ce. Dec. 4; E pub. 11442;
C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 28670
O, whistle, and I’ll come to you, my
lad; old Scotch song, words by Rob-
ert Burns, music arr. by G. A. Grant-
Schaefer. © Dec. 9, 1929; 2 ¢. Dee.
12; E pub. 11497; Arthur P. Schmidt
co., Boston. 28671
O ye angels (O ihr engel) ; tr. by Alvin
Stark, music arr. by Herm. M. Hahn,
op. 90; pf.. © Dec. 13, 1929 sare:
Dec. 7; E pub. 11366; Will. A. Young,
Fort Wayne, Ind. 28672
Oacho de cielo; cancién gitana, letra y
miisica de Maria Grever. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. Dec. 7,
1929; E unp. 14172; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 28673
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
28694
Oberek podlaski; arr. by Joseph Paul
Elsnic; concertina. © Dec. 10, 1929;
2c. Dec. 31; E pub. 12099; Vitak-
Elsnic co., Chicago. 28674
Oberetas spod gnoju; melody by M. V.
Pajakowski. © 1 ¢. Dec. 4, 1929;
E unp. 14012; Matthew V. Pajakow-
ski, Buffalo. 28675
Obsession ; morceau de genre, par René
emaret, of Belgium; avec pf.-con-
ducteur et violino 1 directeur. 4to.
1. Odeon orch. parties.—2. Salonorch.
parties. © Nov. 15, 1929; 1 c. Dec.
aay Hi for. "79863 Aug. 'Cranz, G.’'m.
b. H., Leipzig. 28676
Ocean rag; by Joe Johnson; pf. ©
Deter 30, 1929-2 .e) Dec...5; HE. pub.
11448 ; Joseph Johnson, Benson, N. C.
28677
Odalisque; oriental dance, by R. Mere-
dith Willson. [Conductor pt.] ©
Nove 2, 192922 co Dee. 20: Epub.
11866; Kalmus filmusic edition, New
York. 28678
Oresunds valsen; sj6mansvals, text av
Erik Ahlberg, musik ay Gustav Borg-
strom, of Sweden; pf. © Nov. 25,
eee tC. eG Ss 6B) bor. COL2 =H.
Anderssons musikfoérlag, Malm6,
Sweden. 28679
Offering; words by Lawrence Hous-
man, music by Walter Golde. ©
ere 10, 1929.) De, Dee. 122) Epub.
11493; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
28680
in EH flat; by Herm. M.
Hahn: organ. © Dec. 11, 1929; 2 c.
DES is Ju pu, Dishes WAH yA:
Young, Fort Wayne, Ind. 28681
Office (The) of the holy communion;
including Benedictus and Agnus Dei
set to music by Hugh Blair, of Great
Britain; mixed voices, with organ
acc.; G maj. 4to. © Dec. 24, 1929;
1 ¢. Dec. 26; E for. 7957; Novello &
co., Itd., London. 28682
Office (The) of the holy communion ;
set to music by Robert F. Crone;
mixed voices, with organ acc.; in F
Mabe, tts 1 Dee: 5... 1999: 2,
Dec. 5; E. pub. 113808; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 28683
Oh! boy, how that man can love, blues;
words and music by E. Rouse.
[Words and melody only] ©1«..
Dec. 9, 1929; E unp. 14246; Estelle
Rouse, Wilmington, N. C. 28684
Offertory
91207—30-——6
|
Oh! could you pass Him by; words
and music by I. Bennett; [mixed
voices] New York City, Frank Har-
ding. © Nov. 22, 1929; 2 « Dec. 7;
Epub. 11484; Inez Bennett, Newark,
N. J. 28685
Oh, darling of Switzerland; words and
music by E. Wells. [Words and
melody only] ©41ce. Dec. 16, 1929;
EH ounp. 14502; Elva Wells, Miamis-
burg, O. 28686
Oh, dear! what can the matter be; old
song, arr. by G. A. Grant-Schaefer.
© Dee. 9, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 12; E pub.
11498; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 28687
Oh! did my Savior hear my prayer;
words and music by I. Bennett;
[mixed voices] New York City,
Frank Harding. © Nov. 22, 1929;
2c. Dec. 7; E pub. 11483; Inez Ben-
nett, Newark, N. J. 28688
Oh! dream come true; words by H.
Roy, music by Phil Starr. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Dee.
2, 1929; 2 ¢. Dec. 27; E pub. 12074;
Hattie Roy, Hubball, W. Va.
28689
Oh! king, Oh! queen; words by Roy
Turk, music by Fred. E. Ahlert. ©
tive: Dee. 23;, 1929 >: Hh unp.. 148215
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 28690
Oh mujer; letra y musica de Emeterio
Fierro, of Mexico, domiciled at San
Diego, Calif.; pf. [Photostat] ©
Dec. 10, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 16; E pub.
11624; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
28691
Oh! there’s a mouse; words and music
by Harry Woods. © Dec. 18, 1929;
2 ec. Dec. 19; E pub. 11694; Irving
Berlin, inc., New York. 28692
Oh, what a fool you’ve made of me;
words by M. E. Margavage, music
by Samuel H. Speck. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Oct. 30,
1999: 2 c.’ Dec... 10; Ey pubeaa20-
Mary Elizabeth Margavage, Kings-
rot, eas 28693
Oh, what a shape I’m in; lyric by
George Waggner, music by J. Rus-
sel Robinson. © 1 ec. Dec. 10, 1929;
E unp. 14289; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., Culver City, Calif.
28694
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28695.
pt. 111, 0. s., v. 24
Oh what a wonderful life; words by
E. G. Markholm, musie by Alfred
Moore McDermott. © Dec. 17, 1929;
2. ec. Dec. 20; E pub. 11819; Emil
George Markholm, Chinook, Mont.
28695
Oh what is the matter now? words and
music by L. Williams. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Dec. 4, 1929;
EH unp. 14009; Len Williams, Nor-
folk, Va. 28696
Oh wicked mamma; words and music
by C. H. Schefer; pf. © 1 ¢. Dee.
3, 1929; E unp. 18988; Charles H.
Schefer, Richmond Hills, L. 1., N. Y.
28697
Ohio River moon; words by J. Storm,
music by Eugene Platzman. © 1c.
Dec. 4, 1929; E unp. 14059; John
Sterm, Benwood, W. Va. 28698
Ojitos (Los); corrido, letra y musica
de Ernesto Cortazar, of Mexico, dom-
iciled at New York. © 1c. Dee. 2,
1929; E unp. 13905; Lorenzo Bar-
celata, Mexico City, Mexico. 28699
Okay baby; words by William Tracey,
music by Maceo Pinkard. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Dee. 20,
1929; HE unp. 14681; George & Arthur
Piantadosi, inc., New York. 28700
Old (An) country dance; by Frederick
A. Taylor; violin and pf. © Dec.
17, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 19; EH pub. 11679;
Boston music co., Boston. 28701
Old dance; reigen, by Leopold J. Beer,
of Austria, op. 65, no. 1; pf. duet.
© Dec. 16, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 18; E pub.
11777; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 28702
Old (The) fashioned waltz; by Sam
A. Perry; pf. nos. 2 and 3. ©l-«.
each Dec. 23, 1929; E unp. 14769,
14770; Universal pictures corp., Uni-
versal City, Calif. 287038, 28704
Oid (The) folks started it; words and
music by Minnie Wallace. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Dee. 26,
1929; E unp. 14956; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 28705
Old Glory, I salute you; words and
music by Vaughn De Leath [pseud.
of Leonore Geer]; med voice. ©
Noy. 22, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 28; EB) pub:
12008; Carl Fischer, inc., New York.
28706
Old (The) guards; march, arr. by
KXrnest Reeves, of Great Britain; pf.
© Dee. 10, 1929; 1 c. Dec. 19; E for.
7916; Walsh, Holmes & co., ltd.,
London. 28707
Old King Solomon; words and music
by Arthur LeRoy Kaser, arr. by
Margo Stitt. © Aug. 22, 1929; 2 e.
Aug. 24; E pub. 11256; Paine pub.
co., Dayton, O. 28708
Old Santa’s mistakes; Christmas song,
words by Willis N. Bugbee, music ‘by
Chas. W. A. Ball. Syracuse, N. Y.,
Willis N. Bugbee co. © Nov. 1, 1929;
2 e. Dec. 2; E pub. 11259; Willis N.
Bugbee, Syracuse, N. Y. 28709
Olde English songes; freely arr. by
Maurice Besly, of Great Britain. My
Phillida. [2 others] © Nov. 12,
1929;..1. ¢. .Nov.) 26 3) Ep horsivear.
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 28710
On a blue and moonless night; lyric
by Charles O’Flynn, music by A.
Hoffman. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dec. 19, 1929; H unp. 14651;
Al Hoffman, New York. 28711
On a moonlit June night; words and
music by I. Rosenberg. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dec. 4, 1929;
E unp. 14022; Irving Rosenberg,
Brooklyn. 28712
On a planet of love with you; words by
EK. Goldberg, music by EH. Whitte-
more. [Words and melody only] ©
t ce. Dee. 16, 1929; BH unpy 1446238"
Edward Goldberg and Earl Whitte-
more, Baltimore. 28713
On my journey homeward; sacred
song, words by HE. A. Benn, music by
F. T. Amstutz; pf. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Sept. 30, 1929;
2 ec. Dec. 11; E pub. 11536; Hliza-
beth A. Benn, Peoria, Ill. 28714
On state parade; by Montague Hwing,
of Great Britain; kino-orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and violin 1 con-
ductor. © Oct. 9, 1929; 1 e@. Dee.
31; E for. 8008; Bosworth & Go.,
Leipz:g. 28715
On the air; opening episode, lyric by
Clifford Grey, music by Herbert Stot-
hart. "©: 1 ¢.. Dec. 23, 19297) aon.
14825; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
Culver City, Calif. 28716
On the dancing floor; lyric by H. Rand,
music by A. M. Cherkose; pf. [Pho-
tostat] ©1c. Nov. 18, 1929; E unp.
13380; Aubrey M. Cherkose and
Howard Rand, Detroit. 28717
1508
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
28739
On the lumber raft (En roulant ma | Only you; words and music by G. W.
boule) et Vive la Canadienne; from
French Canada, adapted and arr. by
G. A. Grant-Schaefer; pf. © Dec.
9, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 12; E pub, 11500;
Arthur P. Schmidt co., Boston.
28718
On the pine tree state’s dear shore;
fox trot, words by Bruce Brewster
[pseud. of C. S. Brewster], music by
Phil Schaefer [i. ec. Philip J. W.
Schaefer]; 1st violin. 4to. © Dec.
2, 1929; 2 ¢. Dec. 26% E pub. 11878;
Harmony house, Clarence 8S. Brew-
ster, owner and prop., Boston.
28719
On the square, kid; words and music
by M. L. Bacon. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Dec. 18, 1929; BH
unp. 14632; Myron Levi Bacon, Bay-
field, Wis. t ) 28420
On the trail of my memories; words by
George Wilkens, music by E. H.
Craven; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by Carroll Corbaley. © Aug. 24,
1920~ 2.°Ge ) Sept..1G: EH pubs. 9997 ;
Earl Havelock Craven, Palo Alto,
Calif. 28721
On the up and up; from The Duchess
of Chicago, words by Edward Eliscu,
music by Maurie Rubens; pf. and
ukulele ace. New York, Shubert
music pub. corp. © Nov. 22, 1929;
2 ec. Nov. 25; E pub. 11177; Shubert
theatre corp., New York. 28722
Once a week girl; lyric and music by
Agnes Frawley. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Nov. 15, 1929; E unp.
14074; Agnes Purtell Frawley, Elm-
mirst, i tN. YY. 28723
One night and you; words by Roma
Wyles, music by Daniel Wolf; high
voice; in F. © Dec. 14, 1929; 2 «.
Dec. 16; E pub. 11561; E. Morris
music pub. co., ine., New York.
28724
One night in Havana; words and
music by Hoagy Carmichael.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Dec. 11, 1929; E unp. 14316; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
28725
One step nearer home; hymn, words
and music by J. D. Sickler. © 1.
Dec. 18, 1929; E unp. 14611; Jesse
Daniel Sickler, Ogden, Ia. 28726-
Only dreams; words and music by F.
N. Fraser. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dec. 9, 1929; E unp. 14238:
Fae N. Fraser, Aurelia, Ia. 28727
Cheney. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dee. 30, 1929; E unp. 15100;
George Wright Cheney, Cincinnati.
28728
Oremus et pro antistite nostro Sebas-
tiano; Roman Catholic church lit-
urgy, music by O. A. Singenberger ;
3 equal voices and organ. 4to.
Mar. 20, 1929; 2c. Dec. .26; Epub.
11983; Otto A. Singenberger, Munde-
lein, Ill. 28729
Orgullo (El) mexicano; letra de F. L.
Cabello, mtisica de Casimiro C. Pir-
rin, of Mexico, domiciled at El Paso.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Dee. 26, 1929; E unp. 14963; South-
ern music pub. co., inc., New York.
28730
Oriental dance; Sheba, by Sam A.
Perry, arr. by Fink; pf. conductor.
© 1c. Dee. 23, 1929; E unp. 14787;
Universal pictures corp., Universal
City, Calif. 28781
Oriental rhapsody from Omar Khay-
yam ; by Charles Wakefield Cadman ;
oreh. Se. © Nov. 10, 1929; 2 «.
Dee. 20; E pub. 11868; Edwin F.
Kalmus, ine., New York. 28732
Oriole (The) ; 2 pt. song, by Concone-
Stafford, adapted to new text by
Hope Nevin Bryning; sop. and alto.
© Dec. 2. 1929; 2 c. Dec. 16; E pub.
11559; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 28733
Our boys in blue; words by F. L. Pratt,
music by Nellie Miles. © Nov. 22,
hg29'-" 2 Gc. Dee: 9: EH pub. Alara
Florence L. Pratt, Lynnfield, Center,
Mass. 28734
Our Flag; 3 pt. song or cho., words by
Frank Lawrence Jones, music by
William J. Guard, arr. by Palmer
Clark. 4to. 1.-Treble voices.—2.
Men’s voices.—3. Mixed voices. ©
Nov. 22, 1929; 2 c. each Dee. 28; E
pub. 11947-11949; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 28785-28737
Our honeymoon plane; queen of the
air, words by H. J. Van [pseud. of
H. J. Van der Weyden], music by
Ray Hibbeler. © 1c. Noy. 25, 1929;
EK unp. 138996; Hester J. Van der
Weyden and Wm. M. Van der Wey-
deh, Denver. 287388
Our little flower garden home; words
by E. Frary, music by Phil Starr.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Dee. 21, 1929; E unp. 14699; Harl
Frary, Stacey, Mont. 28739
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28740
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Our love is growing stronger near the
sunset side of life; words and music
by EH. W. Shockley. New York
City, Frank Harding. © Nov. 6,
1929; 2 c« Dec. 7; E pub. 11488;
Hmory W. Shockley, Salisbury, Md.
28740
Our love story; words by R. EH. John-
son, music anon. [Photostat] ©
1 e@ Dee. 9, 1929; E unp. 14351;
Rachel Ella Johnson, Washington.
28741
Our own sweet home; words and mu-
sic by Hstelle Ruth. [Photostat]
© 1c. Dee. 9, 1929; E unp. 14190;
Hsther R. Rubin, San Diego, Calif.
28742
Our prayer; words and music by A.
W. Podger; pf. 8vo. © Dec. 19,
1929; 2 ec. Dec. 23; E pub. 11848;
Annie W. Podger, Riverside, N. J.
287438
Our Red cross; words and music by J.
Greenfield. © Dec. 10, 1929; 2 «.
Dec. 14; E pub. 11708; Joe Green-
field, Escanaba, Mich. 28744
Our youth; lyric by A. R. Edmondson,
music by Ralph Berghauser and AIl-
fred Richardson. [Words and mel-
ody only. Photostat] © Dee. 5,
1929; 2 c« Dec. 10;.E pub. 11463;
Alfred Robert Edmondson, Santa
Barbara, Calif. 28745
Out-door sketches; by Maurice Landon
Doust; pf. 1. Wigwams. [5 others]
© Dec. 17, 1929; 2 c. Dee. 19; E pub.
11678; Boston music co., Boston.
28746
Out on a frolic; by John M. Stein-
feldt, op. 49, no. 1; pf., with bio-
graphical sketch, glossary, fingering,
phrasing, pedaling, instructive anno-
tations on poetic idea and method of
study. © Oct. 25, 1929; 2 ec. Oct.
30; aff. Nov. 25; AA 30406; Art pub-
lication Ssoc., Clayton, Mo. 28747
Outward bound; cho., text by Catha-
rine Parmenter, music by Franz C.
Bornschein; men’s voices. Chicago,
Ih., HD FitzSimons eo. 4ton ©
Noy. 1; 1929: 2) co" NOVieener a!
10621; Henry T. FitzSimons, Chi-
cago. 28748
Over here; from Sons o’ guns, words
and music by Arthur Swanstrom,
Benny Davis and J. Fred Coots; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © ‘Dec. 2) 1929: 2 @ Dec.'3;
E pub. 11266; Davis, Coots & Engel,
ine., New York. 28749
Over in glory; gospel duet, words and
music by P. S. Kerr; pf. 8vo.. ©
Aug. 1, 1929; 2 e. Oct. 22; E pub.
12077; Phillip Stanley Kerr, Los
Angeles. 28750
Overcome evil with good; hymn, words
by T. O. Chisholm, music by B. B.
Beall. © Oct. 1, 1929; 2 ¢ Dec. 6;
E pub. 11328; B. B. Beall, Douglas-
ville, Ga. 28751
Overture of overtures; compiled and
arr. by Louis Panella; orch. pts.,
with B flat cornet conductor. ©
Dee: 8, 1929; 2 ¢ DecoG sieges:
11344; Volkwein bros., Pittsburgh.
28752
Owl (The); for young players, words
by W. Druffel, musie by Paul Ton-
ner; pf., without octaves. © Dec.
18, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 19; E pub. 11728;
Clayton F,. Summy co., Chicago.
28753
P. M. B. march; melody by H. Rood,
jr. © 1e« Dee. 4, 1929; E unp.
14053 ; Henry Rood, jr., Pleasantville,
NPY. 28754
P-wee strut; melody by D. Williams.
©1«. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14950;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 28755
Pa vischan; avy Ernst Rolf, of Sweden ;
pf. © 1 c. Dec 26,'°1929> “WH unp.
14907; Ernst Rolfs musikforlags,
a. b., Stockholm, Sweden. 28756
Pack up all your troubles for the
night; words and musie by H. Balti-
more. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dec. 28, 1929; E unp. 15053 ;
Harry Baltimore, Duryea, Pa.
28757
Pageant of the century; march, by G.
M. Newham; band pts. © 1c. Dee.
21, 1929; E unp. 14737; Gordon M.
Newham, Louisville. 28758
Paghinese (La) valse; by S. Avoless,
arr. by Angelo Daniel Ferdinando;
pf. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1929; E unp.
13233; Salvatore Avolese, Hartford.
28759
Paint your home with sunbeams, and
light every room with a smile; fox-
trot, words by Harry Pease and
Charles O’Flynn, music by Hd. G.
Nelson, arr. by Ed. Smalle; male
quartet. © Nov. 26, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
29; E pub. 11878; Leo Feist, inc.
New York. 28760
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no. 12, 1929
Pajarito borinquefio; guarcha, words
and music by Pastor Villa. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. Dec. 26,
1929; E unp. 14933; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 28761
Pal o’ mine; words and music by J.
Perez, jr. [Photostat] © 1c. Dec.
27. 1929; E unp. 15049; John Perez,
jr., Brooklyn. 28762
Palms (The) (Les rameaux) ; anthem,
by J. Faure, arr. by Bryceson Tre-
harne, of Great Britain; mixed
voices, with alto or bar. solo. 4to.
© Dec. 6, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 9; E pub.
11439; Boston music co., Boston.
28763
Papa’s steppin’ out, mamma’s stayin’
in; words and music’ by M. J.
Bowser. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Oct. 30, 1929; 2c. Dee.
10; E pub. 11526; Mary J. Bowser,
New Florence, Pa. 28764
Para que son pasiones; letra y musica
de Raul Perez, of Mexico, domiciled
at El Paso; pf. [Photostat] ©
Dec. 10, 1929; 2 ¢. Dec. 16; E pub.
11625 ; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
28765
Para ti; vals, letra y mtisica de Maria
Grever. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dee. 7, 1929; BE unp. 14137;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 28766
Parable (The) of the sower; text arr.,
and music by HE. M. Ployer, music
arr. by Fredric Watson. [Photo-
stat] © 1c. Dec. 21, 1929; E unp.
14745; Elsie M. Ployer, Brooklyn.
28767
Parade (The) ; by M. L. Preston; pf.
© Dec. 16, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 18; E pub.
11791; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 28768
Parade of the daffodils; by Virginia
Mahoney; pf. © Dee. 9, 1929; 2 e.
Dec. 11; E pub. 11541; Willis music
co., Cincinnati. 28769
Paradise (The); words by D. Colqu-
houn, music by Sylvester Long
Cross; pf. © 1. Dec. 28, 1929; HE
unp. 14798; Duncan Colquhoun, Se-
attle. 28770
Parati; letra de Manuel Poot E., mt-
Sica de Carlos Salazar, of Mexico,
domiciled at Laredo, Tex. . [Words
and melody only] © 1. Dec. 26,
1929; E unp. 14964; Southern music
pub. co., ine., ‘New York. 28771
28782
Paree; words and music by C. Smiley.
© 1c. Dee. 12, 1929; BE unp. 14413;
Chas. Smiley, Paris, Tex. 28772
Paree what did you do to me? from
Fifty million Frenchmen, words and
music by Cole Porter; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © Nov. 27, 1929; 2 ¢. Nov.
30; E pub. 11140; Harms, inc., New
York. 28773
Paris; from Paris, words by Al Bryan,
music by Eddie Ward; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Nov. 27, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
30; E pub. 11184; Harms, inc., New
York. 28774
Parity—gun for gun; words and music
by W. Dickson, of Great Britain,
domiciled at Los Angeles. [Photo-
stat] ©1c. Dec. 31, 1929; E unp.
15125; Walter Dickson, Los Angeles.
28775
Parrot (The); for young players,
words and music by Paul Tonner;
pf., without octaves. © Dec. 18,
4929 51.2" ec. Dee.) 193° Hi pub. 11730;
Clayton F. Summy co., Chicago.
28776
Parrot (The); words and music by
G. A. Grant-Schaefer ; mixed voices.
4to. © Dec. 9, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 12;
E pub. 11495; Arthur P. Schmidt co.,
Boston. 28777
Pas (Les) ; de Charmes, poéme de Paul
Valéry, musique de Vincenzo Tom-
masini, of Italy. © Dec. 3, 1929;
1 ec. Dec. 4; E for. 7794; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 28778
Pasadena (The) rose song; lyric by
Isaac J. Frazee, music by A. A. Rid-
dell. © Novy. 22, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 30;
E pub. 11744; Annette A. Riddell,
Laguna Beach, Calif. 28779
Pasaulis stovi; words and music by A.
Vanagaitis, of Lithuania, domiciled
at Chicago; pf. ©1e. Dec. 7, 1929;
E unp. 14129; Antanas Vanagaitis,
Chicago. 28780
Pass it along; written by R. P. Weston
and Bert Lee, composed by Harris
Weston, of Great Britain; pf. and
ukulele ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa
notations] © Nov. 29, 1929; 1 e.
Dee. 2; E for. 7867; Francis, Day &
Hunter, Itd., London. 28781
Passing (A) glance; by George F.
Hamer; pf. © Nov. 25,°41929; 2 c.
Nov. 27; E pub. 11207; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 28782
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28783
Passionate love; by Montague Ewing,
of Great Britain; kino-orch. pts.,
with pf. conductor and violin 1 con-
ductor. © Oct. 9, 1929; 1 ¢. Dee. 31;
E for. 8009; Bosworth & co., Leipzig.
28783
Passione! intermezzo, di Ettore Vo-
gogna, of Italy; orch. parti, con pf.
conduttore. 4to. © Apr. 9, 1929;
1c July 16; E for. 7945; Societa
editrice musicale Mediolana, Milan.
28784
Passione ardente; versi di S. Capalbo,
musica di L. Canoro. [Words and
melody only] © Oct. 15, 1929; 2c.
Dec. 2; E pub. 12065; Saverio Capal-
bo, Jersey City. [© new words]
28785
Pattuglia (La) dei Tzigani; di Virgi-
lio Ranzato, of Italy; piccola orch.
parti, con pf. conduttore. © Noy.
18, 1929; 1 c. Dec. 19; E for. 7979;
A. & G. Carisch & ¢@., Milan. 28786
Patty Ann’s flower garden; words by
Celia Kremer, music by Nora Neill
Cauley; pf. or voice. When Patty
Ann walks in her garden. [4 others]
© Dec. 5, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 9; E pub.
11417; A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia,
Mo. 28787
Pauline; lyrics by George Wallace,
music by M. Ebbins. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Dec. 4, 1929; E
unp. 14008; Milton Ebbins, Spring-
field, Mass. 28788
Paulita; letra y musica de Lupe Po-
sada, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles; pf. [Photostat] © Dec.
10, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 16; E pub. 11626;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 28789
Pavane; by James H. Rogers; pf. ©
Dec. 16, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 18; E pub.
11774; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 28790
Pay day; words and music by EH. lL.
Hay, arr. by Luther A. Clark. ©
1 c. Dec. 9, 1929; E unp. 14188;
Esther L. Hay, Vacaville, Calif.
28791
Payador; from Nifia Rosa, words by
Irving Caesar, music by Sigmund
Romberg; pf. and ukulele acc.
Nov. 29, 1929; 2°'c. Dec. 2; EH pub.
11148 ; Harms, inc., New York. 28792
Peace, sweet peace; hymn, words by
Herbert Buffum, music by A. M.
Pace. © Sept. 15, 1929; 2 c Dec.
20; E pub. 11732; Adger M. Pace,
‘Lawrenceburg, Tenn. 28793
pt. IIT, N.'s., v.24
Peace yes peace; words and music by
H. Williams. Duluth, Minn., Wil-
liams studio. © Nov. 9; 1929; 2 ¢.
Dec. 7; E pub. 11491; Henry Wil-
liams, Duluth, Minn. 28794
Pedestrian (The) and the auto; words
by George John Hacker, musie by
Luther A. Clark. © Dec. 31, 1929;
2 ce. Dec. 30; E pub. 12039; Chester
Escher, New York. 28795
Peek-a-boo; words by J. Seidor, music
by M. Jacobi and R. Hoffman.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Dec. 30, 1929; E unp. 15079; Martin
Jacobi, Ralph Hoffman and Julius
Seidor, Cleveland. 28796
Peggy Jane; words and musie by J. C.
Gaines. [Words and melody only]
©1ec. Dec. 9, 1929; EB unp. 14222;
Jennie C. Gaines, Los Angeles.
28797
Pepita; fox-trot, adapted from Tre,
English lyric by Clifford Seyler, of
Great Britain, music by V. Mas-
cheroni; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Dec. 17,-1929;;' 1, c. Dees 266" Hiator.
7969; Keith, Prowse & co., Itd., Lon-
don. 28798
Pepper; by M. Weidenbach, op. 16; pf.
Minneapolis, Minn., Geo. EH. Morri-
son. © Nov. 19, 1929; 2 ¢. Dee. 6;
E pub. 11342; Milton Weidenbach,.
Minneapolis. 28799
Percy, the pride of the Pearl; humor-
ous song, written and composed by
George Hllis, of Great Britain; pf.
and ukulele acc. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Nov. 29, 1929;
1c Dee. 23. fors (877 + oF ranas,
Day & Hunter, ltd., London. 28800
Perfect (The) song; by Joseph Carl
Breil, arr. by Chas. N. Grant; orch.
pts. © Nov. 30, 1929; 2c. Dec, 2;
EK pub. 11097; Chappell & co., Itd.,
London. 28801
Personality-plus; fox-trot, words and
music by W. P. Van Altena. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢ Dee. 26,
1929: E unp. 14862; Wm. P. Van
Altena, Oakland, Calif. 28802
Peter Pan and the pirates; by Mon-
tague Ewing, of Great Britain; pf.
© Nov. 25, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 27; BH
pub. 11211; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 28803
Petite valse; by M. Freedman ; 2 violins
and pf. ©1c. Dec. 2, 1929; H ump.
14301; Maurice Freedman, Spring:
field, Mass. 28804
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no. 12,1929...
Physically fit; from Hold everything,
lyric by Al. Dubin, music by Joe
Burke; pf. and ukulele acc. © Dec.
13; 1929; 2 c. Dec. 17; Epub. 11918 ;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
28805
. Piechler (Arthur) Hymne; text von
A. W. Heymel, komponiert von Ar-
thur Piechler, of Germany, klavier-
auszug von Otto Singer, of Ger-
many; miinnerchor. © Dec. 11, 1929;
1 ec. Dec. 23; E for. 7972; Adolph
Fiirstner, Berlin. 28806
Piedigrotta C. O. Lardini; compilata di
C. O. Lardini, of Italy, contiene tre
canzoni di E. A. Mario, su versi di
C. O.: Lardini; pf.. Casa editrice
BE. A. Mario. 1. Autunno napulitano.
[2 others] © Oct. 7, 1929; 1 ¢. Dec.
17; E for. 7902; Italian book Co.,
New York. 28807
Piedigrotta 1929-80 E. Rossi; versi di
Carlo de Flaviis, F. M. Russo and
others, musica di E. Nardella, Fer-
nando Quaranta and others, of
eye nO. ler ect (2: 1929 “2c.
Oct. 8; E pub. 11538; Ernesto Rossi,
New York. 28808
Piedrecita del camino; melody por E.
G. Sandoval, of Mexico, domiciled at
San Antonio. © 1. Dec. 26, 1929;
E unp. 14920; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 28809
Pifferata montanara; intermezzo ca-
ratteristico, di Illuminato Culotta,
of Italy; orch. parti, con pf. condut-
tore. © Jan. 1, 1930; 1 c. Dec. 28,
1929; E for. 8001; G. Dispenza, Pa-
lermo, Italy. 28810
Pilgrim (The) ; he who would valiant
be, sacred song, words bY John
Bunyan, music by W. R. Voris; high
voice. © Dec. 3, 1929; 2 @ Dec. 5;
E pub. 11815; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 28811
Pine (The) song; lullabye, words and
music by C. J. Jackson. [Words
and melody only] ©1«¢ Dee. 21,
1929; E unp. 14722; Carrie Jane
Jackson, Chicago. 28812
Piper (The) of spring; by Harold
Greenhill, of Great Britain; pf.
(In Springtime in the forest) ©
sept. 30,;, 1929; 1.@ Oct.- 3:30 BE -for.
7718; Novello & co., ltd., London.
28813
Pirate of my heart; waltz, by L. Y.
Grabowsky ; pf. © 1c. Dec. 6, 1929;
E unp. 14097; Lydia Yolanda Gra-
bowsky, New York. 28814
28825
Pirates; pt.-song, words by Dorothy
Foster Brown, music by Franz C.
Bornschein; male yoices. 4to.
Dec. 21, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 26; E pub.
11942; J. Fischer & bro., New York.
28815
Pirates’ (A) love ship; words and
music by M. L. Carlton. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. Dee. 28,
1929; E unp. 15058 ; Maurice L. Carl-
ton, Los Angeles. 28816
Place (The) where we used to love;
words and music by A. Znidarsic.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
Dec. 16, 1929; E unp. 14508; August
Znidarsic, Gross, Kan. 28817
Plain dirt; melody by C. Stanton. ©
1. ¢@, Dee,26, 1929; HB. unp., 149382%
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 28818
Playful butterflies; by Wallace A.
Johnson; pf. © Nov. 25, 1929; 2¢.
Noy. 27; E pub. 11220; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 28819
Playin’ around; from the _ picture,
words and music by Bud Green and
Sam H. Stept; pf. acec., with ukulele
arr. by May Singhi Breen. © Jan.
2, 19380; 2 ec. Dec. 30, 1929; -E pub.
120838; Green & Stept, inc, New
York. 28820
Please don’t make me be good; from
Fifty million Frenchmen, words and
music by Cole Porter; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © Nov. 27, 1929; 2 c. Nov:
30; E pub. 11189; Harms, inc., New
York. 28821
Please give me some of that; words
and music by L. Williams. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Dee. 4,
1929; E unp. 14010; Len Williams,
Norfolk, Va. 28822
Please Susie; words by D. A. Metrie,
musie by Phil Starr. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Dec. 28, 1929;
E unp. 15065; David A. Metrie, Al-
bany, Ga. 28823
Please take me into your heart; words
by Clifford Porter Wilson, music by
Lloyd Paul Kusche. © 1 e¢. Dec. 10;
1929. EK. unp.. J43125 2 Lloyd. P:
Kusche, Pasadena. 28824
Pleasure-dome (The) of Kubla Khan;
symphonic poem for grand orch., by
Charles T. Griffes, orchestration rey.
by Frederick A. Stock. Se. © Nov.
26, 1929; 2 ce. Dec. 5; E pub. 114038;
G. Schirmer. inc., New York. 28825
1013
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28826
Pobre del hombre pobre; letra y mu-
sica de Timoteo Flores, of Mexico,
domiciled at El Paso; pf. [Photo-
stat] © Dec. 10, 1929; 2 ¢. Dec. 16;
E pub. 11627; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 28826
Pochas (Las); letra y musica de
Rafael Mayat, of Mexico, domiciled
at Los Angeles; pf. [Photostat]
© Dec. 10, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 16; E pub.
11628; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
28827
Poeéme d’amour; by Joseph Engleman,
of Great Britain; orch. pts., with pf.
conductor and violin 1 conductor.
4to. © Oct. 12, 1929; 1 « Dee. 31;
E for. 8013; Bosworth & co., Leipzig.
28828
Pointed heels; ballet, melody by Di-
mitri Tiomkin. ©1c. Dee. 21, 1929;
EH ounp. 147381; Famous music corp.,
New York. 28829
Pojd, pojd—val¢ik ; Bohemian popular
song, arr. by Louis Vitak; con-
certina. © Dec. 10, 1929; 2 c. Dec.
31; E pub. 12098; Vitak-Elsnic co.,
Chicago. 28830
Polka torklouj; melody by Joseph
Kmiec. © 1c. Nov. 22, 1929; E unp.
13989 ; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 28831
Polka zyp zyp; melody by M. V. Paja-
kowski. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1929; E unp.
14013; Matthew V. Pajakowski,
Buffalo. 28832
Polnische wirtschaft ; foxtrot-potpourri
von Nico Dostal, of Austria, nach
der posse, musik von Jean Gilbert,
of Germany; pf., mit text von Al-
fred Schonfeld u. Robert Gilbert.
© June 14, 1929; 1 c. Dec. 20; E for.
7939; Alrobi musikverlag, G. m. b.
Hi Berlin.” 28833
Polnische wirtschaft; lieder aus der
posse in drei akten, gesangstexte von
Alfred Schoénfeld u. Robert Gilbert,
musik von Jean Gilbert, of Ger-
many; pf. 1. Wer kann daftr. [5
others] © June 14, 1929; 1 ec. Dec.
20; E for. 7988; Alrobi musikverlag,
GG. m.b. Bia Berlin. 28834
Polychordia string tutor; arr. and ed.
by James Brown, of Great Britain.
Step 11. © Nov. 29, 1929; 1 ¢. Nov.
30; E for. 7785; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London. 28835
Pony dance; by Dave Stamper; pf.
© Nov. 12, 1929; 2c. Noy. 13; E pub.
11472; De Sylva, Brown & Hender-
son, inc., New York. 28836
pt. III, 0. 8., v. 24
Pony (The) ride; by Helen Dallam;
pf. © Oct. 28, 1929; 2 ¢. Dec. 28;
E pub. 11999; Carl Fischer, ine.,
New York. 28837
Poor little Bessie; words by C. Cramer,
music by Alfred McDermott. ©
Nov. 27, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 2; E pub.
11384; Chester Cramer, Somerset,
jeg? ie 28838
Poor (The) old slave; words and
music by Lulu Paschall and Pearl
Ghormley. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp.
14967 ; Southern music pub. Co., inc.,
New York. 28839
Pop! goes the weasel; scherzo, para-
phrase by G. A. Grant-Schaefer ; pf.
© Dec. 9, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 12; E pub. |
11503; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 28840
Popular (La) ; por Pioquinto Gonzalez,
sr., of Mexico, domiciled at El Paso;
pf. [Photostat] © Dee. 10, 1929;
2c. Dec. 16; E pub. 11629; Dionisio
Acosta, Los Angeles. 28841
Por tu olvido lloro; vals, letra y
mitsica de F. Bonanova, of Spain;
pf. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1929; E unp.
14223; Fortunio Bonanova, New
York. 28842
Porqué cuando la noche; letra y mu-
sica de Timoteo Flores, of Mexico,
domiciled at El Paso; pf. [Photo-
stat] © Dec. 10, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 16;
E pub. 11630; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 28843
Porqué me dejaste, amor; letra de
Adolfo Utrera, mtsica de N. Menen-
dez; ‘pf. © 1c. Dec. 30, 1929; B
unp. 15087; Nilo Menendez, New
York. 28844 .
Povera figlia mia; canzone siciliana,
versi e musica di R. Gioiosa, of
Italy, domiciled at New York; vio-
lino. © 1c. Dec. 23, 1929; E unp.
14838; Rosina Gioiosa, New York.
28845
Pragériau Zirgeli; words and music by
A. Vanagaitis, of Lithuania, domi-
ciled at Chicago; pf. (Jn Margutis, .
v. 2; no. 6, June 15, 1929) © June
15, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 9; E pub. 114138;
Antanas Vanagaitis, Chicago.
28846
Prairie sunset; by Walter Rolfe; pf.
© Nov. 25, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 27; E pub.
11227; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 28847
1514
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS |
no. 12, 1929
28869
Preghiera a San Sergio; dai Canti
popolari armeni, trad. Ciampoli, mu-
sica di Pino Donati, of Italy. ©
Dec. 14, 1929; 1 c. Dec. 14; E for.
7860; A. Forlivesi & c., Florence,
Italy. 28848
Prélude et Rigaudon; par Edmond
Avon, of France; clarinette si bémol,
avec ace. de pf. ou d’harmonie, pts.
4to. © Mar. 5, 1929; 1 c’ Mar. ‘28;
E for. 5696; E. Gaudet, Paris.
28849
Prelude in C major; by N. Louise
Wright; pf. © Nov. 30, 1929; 2 «.
Dec. 2; E pub. 11091; Boston music
co., Boston. 28850
Prelude in E flat minor; by H. C.
Barnett; pf. © 1c. Dec. 17, 1929;
E unp. 14594; Harold Compton Bar-
nett, New York. 28851
Pretty Cinderella; words and music
by Katherine Kortez. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dec. 21, 1929;
E unp. 147238; Katherine Koerber,
Peoria, Ill. 28852
Pretty flitting butterflies; words by B.
Lampert, music by Al Taylor. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Oct.
ie toes 2 ec. Dee. als’ pub: 11531:
Bernice Lampert, Rochester, N. Y.
28853
Pretty Lil; melody by Jelly-Roll Mor-
ton [pseud. of Ferd Morton] 1.
Dec. 7, 1929; E unp. 14151; Southern
music pub. co., inec., New York.
28854
Pretty little stranger; words and
music by EH. Bernat; pf. [Photo-
stat] ©le Dec. 4, 1929; BE unp.
14298; Emil Bernat, Baltimore.
28855
Pretty Minka; composer unknown
[and] The scarlet sarafan; by Alex-
ander J. Warlamow: Russian folk
songs, arr., fingered and phrased by
Harold EHisenberg; violin and pf.,
with 2d. violin pt., or pf. solo. ©
May. 220, 120 "2. c.f Dec 2 >) he pap:
11272; Harry Perlberg music co.,
New York. 28856
Pretty tune; lyrics and music by A.
M. Cherkose; pf. [Photostat] ©
ie. Nov..4S, 1929. Rh gnop.. 13381 :
Aubrey M. Cherkose, Detroit. 28857
Pretty words; from He loved the
ladies, lyric by Harry D. Kerr, music
by Harry R. Cohen. © Nov. 26,
P20. 2. C2) INOV.+2d obi, DUO. Ll1oS -
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 28858
Prinzess Zuckerschnee; 12 lustige
kinderlieder, text und musik von
Anna Bethe-Kuhn und Christian
Lahusen, both of Germany. © Dec.
5, 1929; 1.e. Dec..28; HB. for. 8000;
Drei-masken verlag, a. g., Berlin.
28859
Priscilla; overture, by Wm. Morris;
banjo band pts., with pf. arr. by R.
EK. Mark. © Dec. 21, 1929; 2c. Dee.
21; E pub. 11888; Don Santos pub.
co., ine., Rochester, N. Y. 28860
Prisoner boy; melody by Jim Pate.
© 1c. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14940;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
Nork. 28861
Pronto muy pronto; letra y musica de
Manuel Flores, of Mexico, domiciled
at El Paso; pf. [Photostat] ©
Dec. 10, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 16; E pub.
11631; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
28862
Pryslanci; by Paul Humeniuk. [Words
and melody] © 1c. Dec. 27, 1929;
EK sunp. 15044; Paul Humeniuk, New
York. 28863
Psalm 80; set to music by Albert Rous-
sel, of France, op. 37; ten. solo, cho.
and orch. Sc. © Dee. 23, 1929;
2c. Jan. 2, 1930; EH pub. 12106; C. C.
Birchard & co., Boston. 28864
Puccini (Giacomo) Duch mij kraéel;
od Tosea, z italStiny preloZil Otakar
Smréka, of Czechoslovakia; sop. ©
Dec. 3, 1929; 1 c. Dee. 4; E for. 7797;
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 28865
My jednoho dne zrime ...; od
Madama Butterfly, z italStiny pfre-
lozwil V. J. Novotny, of Czechoslo-
vakia’; sop. © Dee: 3, 1929: 17 e.
Dec. 4; E for. 7798; G. Ricordi &
co., Milan. 28866
Suor Angelica; intermezzo, tras-
crizione di Mario Mascagni, of Italy;
piccola banda. Partitura. © Dec.
o 19297). 1 1c, Dee. 45 Wo rore aioe.
G. Ricordi & co., Milan. 28867
Puerta (La); letra y musica de Rafael
Mayat, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles; pf. [Photostat] © Dec.
10, 1929; 2 ¢«. Dee, 165° Bi pub. 14652;
Dienisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 28868
Push ’em up Tony; lyries by George
Wagegner, music by J. Russel Robin-
son. © 1c. Dee. 23, 1929; E unp.
14826; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
Culver City, Calif. 28869
1515
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
28870
pt. Ilr, n.s., v. 24
Pussy willow; 2 pt. song or cho., words
by Rebecca B. Foresman, music by
Harvey Worthington Loomis, arr. by
Palmer Clark; treble voices. 4to.
© Nov. 22, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 28, 1929;
E pub. 11971; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 28870
Put your mind on it; words and music
by Jesse Crump. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Dec. 5, 1929; E
unp. 14064; State Street music pub.
co., ine., Chicago. 28871
Puttin’ on the ritz; from the photo-
play, words and music by Irving Ber-
lin. © Dec. 2, 1929; 2 c. Dee. 3;
E pub. 11281; Irving Berlin, inc,
New York. 28872
Quanto € muscio me marito; canzon-
etta siciliana, versi e musica di R.
Gioiosa, of Italy, domiciled at New
York; violino. ©1c. Dec. 23, 1929;
E unp. 14839; Rosina Gioiosa, New
York. 28873
Quarrel (The) agitato; by Sam A.
Perrys pi. © 1 .¢ Dec, 23.9a929-
E unp. 14788; Universal pictures
corp., Universal City, Calif. 28874
Quartett; in F moll, von Reinhard Op-
pel, of Germany, op. 33; 2 violinen,
viola und violoncello. © Jan. 2,
1929; 1 c. Dee. 10; E for. 7806; C. F.
Peters, Leipzig. 28875
Que (El) no quiere ecaldo; bolero,
letra y musica por P. Flores.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e¢.
Dec. 18, 1929; E unp. 14613; Pedro
Flores, New York. 28876
Queen Mab Summons her court; by
Harold Greenhill, of Great Britain;
pf. (Jn Springtime in the forest)
© Sept. 30, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 83; BE for.
7719; Novello & co., Itd., London.
28877
Queen (The) of Terre Haute; from
Fifty million Frenchmen, words and
music by Cole Porter; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Nov. 27, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
30; E pub. 11187; Harms, inc., New
York. 28878
Querida mia; lyric by B. A. Miller,
music by Stella Callender. [Hnglish
text] © 1. Dec. 9, 1929; E unp.
14354; Buster A. Miller, Los An-
geles. 28879
Quiero; tango, Spanish lyrics by
Adolfo Utrera, music by Harry
Revel. of Great Britain.’ © Dec. 2,
1929; 2 e. Dee. 2; E pub. 11082;
Sam Fox pub. co., Cleveland.
28880
Quisiera llorar; letra y musica de
Timoteo Flores, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at El Paso; pf. ‘[Photostat]
© Dec. 10, 1929; 2 c Dec. 16; EB
pub. 11633; Dionisio Acosta, Los
Angeles. 28881
R. S. V. P. cherie; words and music
by Lou Davis and Harry Rosenthal.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Dee. 19, 1929; E unp. 14625; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 28882
Rainbow (The); words and music by
A. G. Hall. © 1 ¢. Dee. 26, 1929;
E unp. 14881; Andrew G. Hall,
Boulder, Mont. 28883
Raindrops; 2 pt. song, words by Re-
becca B. Foresman, music by Har-
vey Worthington Loomis, arr. by
Palmer Clark; treble voices. 4to.
© Nov. 22, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 28; EB
pub. 11969; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 28884
Rapture; words by Ben D. Allen, mu-
sic by Gordon Balch Nevin. 1. High
voice in E flat.——2. Low voice in C.
© Dee. 18, 1929; 2 c. each Dee. 18;
E pub. 11910; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 28885
Rarin’ to go; lyric by G. Wagegner,
music by Gus Edwards. © 1 ¢. Dec.
10, 1929; E unp. 14294; Metro-
Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver City,
Calif. 28886
Reaching for the moon; from Top
speed, words and music by Bert Kal-
mar and Harry Ruby; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Nov. 22, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
25; E pub. 11151; Harms, inec., New
York. 28887
Reason is you; lyrics by H. Rand,
music by <A. M. Cherkose; pef.
[Photostat] © 1 ec. Nov. 18, 1929;
E unp. 13378; Aubrey M. Cherkose
and Howard Rand, Detroit. 28888
Rebetzin (Die) hot nit gehaisen;
comedy song, words and music by A.
Kahn ‘pf..; © Dec) 6,( 19297 eee
Dec. 23; E pub. 11872; Abraham
Kahn, Chicago. 28889
Recollections; by Sam A. Perry, orch.
by Fink; pf. conductor. © 1 ¢
Dec. 23, 1929; E unp. 14771; Uni-
versal pictures corp., Universal City,
Calif. 28890
1516
no. 12, 1929
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
28912
Reconciled; words by Bernie Mc-
Gowan, music by Zada Hale. ©1c.
Dee. 9, 1929; E unp. 14889; Bernard
J. McGowan, Upper Darby, Pa.
28891
Red hot Chicago; from Flyin’ high,
words and music by B. G. De Sylva
[pseud. of George Gard De Sylva],
Lew Brown and Ray Henderson.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Dec. 31, 1929; E unp. 15080; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 28892
Red rose; waltz, parole di Jo Coving-
ton. musica di Franco Ansaldo, of
Italy; orch. parti, con pf. condut-
tore. 4to. © Apr. 17, 1929; 1 ec.
July 16; E for. 7946; Societa editrice
musicale Mediolana, Milan. 28893
Red roses mean that I love you;
words and music by M. O. Blair.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ..
Dec. 9, 1929; E unp. 14227; Miriam
Offenbach Blair, San Francisco.
28894
Refice (Licinio) Octo motetae eucha-
risticae; words from Roman Cath-
olic church liturgy, music by L.
Refice, of Italy ; 4 voices, with organ
ace. 4to. © May 20, 1929; 2 c. Dee.
26; E pub. 11930: Otto A. Singen-
berger, Mundelein, Ill. 28895
Reigning; hymn, words by V. Paul
Hutchens, music by E. R. Farrar.
© Nov. 25, 1929: 2 «. Dec. 26; E
pub. 11924; Elden R. Farrar, Chi-
cago. 28896
Remembrance; words by G. J. Mueller,
music by F. Montz. © Dec. 24, 1929;
2 c. Dec. 30; E pub. 12051; George J.
Mueller and Florence Montz, Louis-
ville. 28897
Requiem mass; lux eterna, by Geremia
M. Fabrizi, of Italy; sop. and alto or
ten. and bass., with organ ace. ©
Wov.. 29, 1929: 2 -¢. Dec,.2; Epub.
11194; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 28898
Respite; words by Josephine Beau-
gardé, music by Hermann Lohr, of
Great Britain; in G. © Nov. 21,
e920 >. 1. @ .NoNs 26; Ector... 7852:
Chappell & co., ltd., London. 28899
Restlessness; 3 pt. song, words by Es-
telle Clark, music by Palmer Clark;
treble voices. 4to. © Nov. 22, 1929;
2 ¢.. Dee: 283). pub) "11955; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York. 28900
Resurrexit; chorus magnus, by Fred-
eric Lacey, of Great Britain, on The
strife is o’er, by Palestrina; organ.
© Dec. 18, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 20; E
pub. 11809; Theodore Presser ©Co.,
Philadelphia. 28901
Retrospection; or, The days of long
ago, words and music by F. M.
Yates, arr. by .Mamie MeMillan.
[Photostat] © 1 « Dec..9, 1929;
E unp. 14204; Frank M. Yates, San
Angelo, Tex. 28902
Return (The) of the gay caballero;
words and music by Frank Crumit
and Lou Klein; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by Louis Fleischer. © Nov. 12,
19295..2°¢e) Dec: 4: BE pubs. d1a79:
F. B. Haviland pub. co., New York.
28903
Retzei; words from Hebrew prayer,
music by S. Cozinsky. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dec. 30, 1929;
EK unp. 15095; Samuel Cozinsky,
New York. 28904
Réve 4 deux; boston, par Harold de
Bozi, of France; pf. © Nov. 15,
1929; 1 ce. Dec. 23; E for. 7991; Aug.
Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leipzig.. 28905
Reventada (La); corrido de Sinaloa;
letra y musica de L. Barcelata, of
Mexico, domiciled at New York; pf.
© 1c. Dee. 2, 1929; E unp. 13903;
Lorenzo Barcelata, Mexico City,
Mexico. 28906
Rhapsodi pa gamla svenska folkmotiv,
De favitska jungfrurna; av K. At-
terberg, of Sweden, op. 17; orch. pt.
1,2. 4to. © Nov. 1, 1929; 1 ¢. each
Dec. 6; E for. 7764, 7765; Kurt At-
terberg, Stockholm. 28907, 28908
Right and left; by Carl Wilhelm Kern,
op. 606, no. 3; pf. © Dec. 18, 1929;
2 c. Dee. 20; E pub. 11811; Theo-
dore Presser co., Philadelphia.
28909
Ripley blues; melody by Noah Lewis.
© 1 ¢. Dee. 7, 1929; E unp. 14176;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 28910
Ritka biza—czardas; arr. by Louis
Vitak ; concertina. © Dec. 10, 1929;
2 e:- Dec. 31; E pub. 12101; Vitak-
Hlsnie co., Chicago. 28911
Road (The) that leads to eternity;
words and musie by M. L. Carroll.
© 1c. Dec. 7, 1929; E unp. 14347;
Michael L. Carroll, Spring Valley,
Ill. 28912
28913
Rock-a-bye-baby ; waltz on nursery
rhymes, arr. by Julius. 8S. Seredy ;
full orch. pts., with pf.-conductor. ©
Nov. 19, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 28;. E pub.
12009; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
289138
Rock-a-bye to sleep in Dixie; waltz,
words and music by Sylvester L.
Cross; pf. and ukulele ace. © Dec.
17.1929 > 2 e Dec, 23: pub, Trsss:
S. L. Cross music corp., Seattle.
28914
Rockin’ chair; words and music by
Hoagy Carmichael. [Words and
melody only] © 1 ce. Dee. 11, 1929;
EK ounp. 14817; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 28915
Rocky Mountain moon, shine on;
words by Margaret Fowler, music
by R. Avare. Salmon, Idaho, Avare-
Fowler pub. co. © Dee. 10, 1929;
2 ce. Dec. 14; E pub. 11710; Richard
Avare, Salmon, Id. 28916
Rogue (The) song; from The rogue
song, words by Clifford Grey, music
by Herbert Stothart. © Dec. 18,
1929; 2. ¢. Dec. , 20; HE, pub. 11724;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 28917
Roguishness; by H. D. Hewitt; rhyth-
mic orch. of toy instruments and pf.,
with teacher’s sc. 4to. © Dec. 16,
19292 (C24 Dee. TS) pale aan
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
28918
Roi (Le) ; from Au chateau de cartes,
by Eduard Poldini, transcribed by
Edouard Hesselberg; 2 pfs., 4 hands.
© Sept. 24, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 28; HB
pub. 11988; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 28919
Roller coaster (The); by Laurence
Bolton, ed. and fingered by Harriet
Bacon MacDonald; pf. © Nov. 29,
1929: 12" ic Dec. 9; EY pubs T1456;
Ernest Gerald Council, Dallas.
28920
Romance; from Cameo Kirby, words
by Edgar Leslie, music by Walter
Donaldson; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Dec. 31, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 31; H pub.
12060; Donaldson, Douglas & Gum-
ble, ine., New York. 28921
Rondino; by James H. Rogers; pf. ©
Dec. 16, 1929+ 12 es Dec. 28 pub.
11767; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 28922
Rorsmannens sing; Svensk text av
Tora Berg, Norsk text av Gretha
Syrdahl, musik ay Henry Freeman
CATALOGUE OF. COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
pt. II, Dy s,, v.24
[pseud. of Folke Térngerst], of Swe-
den; pf.,...©, Sept., 3, 1929,; 1..¢,..Mec.
6; E for. 7766; A. b. Nordiska musik-
forlaget, Stockholm. 28923
Rosa knows her onions when it comes
to making love; comedy song, writ-
ten by R. P. Westen and Bert Lee,
composed by Harris Weston, of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations] ©
Nov. 29, 1929; 1 ¢.,Dec. 2; EH for.
7874; Francis, Day & Hunier, ltd.,
London. 28924
Rose (A) bush; waltz, words by J. 8S.
Travers [i. ¢., M. A. Travers], music
by Judson Eldridge. Philadelphia,
Pa., Elton pub. co. © Apr. 19, 1929;
2c. Aug. 1; E pub. 10612; Mary Ann
Travers, Philadelphia. 28925
Rosette ; from She walked home, lyrics
and music by Don Hunt; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Nov, 18, 1929; 2 ec.
Nov. 15; E pub. 11129; Harms, inc.,
New York. 28926
Rozsavolgyi album, Karacsony 1929,
1930; words by Ferenc Martos and
others, music by Alfred Markus, of
Hungary, and others. © Dee. 2,
1929:; 1 ce. Dec. 20; E for. (941 ;, Roz-
savolgyi & co., Budapest, Hungary.
28927
Rudy find your Sally; fox trot, words
and music by M. 8. Pavlik. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Dee. 6,
1929; E unp. 14178; Marie Sils Pay-
lik, Northport, L. I., N. Y¥. 28928
Rumble along; lyric by Alan Brown,
music by Edward Vernon Spawn.
© Dee. 31, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 30; E pub.
12048; Chester Escher, New York.
28929
Rumble seat; fox trot, lyric by Leo-
nora Morgan, music by Winnifred
Megibben, arr. by Val Verne; pf. and
ukulele ace. Hollywood, Calif.,
Hollywood music syndicate. © Dec.
24, 1929; 2 ce. Dec. 30; E pub. 12050;
Hollywood press syndicate, Holly-
wood, Calif. 28930
Russian ballet; by George F, Hamer ;
pf. © Nov. 25, 1929; 2 c. Noy. 27;
E pub. 11206; Theodore Presser ¢o.,
Philadelphia. 289381
Russian dance; by James H. Rogers;
pf. © Dec. 16, 1929; 2 ¢ Dec is;
E pub. 11772; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 28932
Rustic dance; by Wilbur Chenoweth ;
pf. © Dec. 12, 1929; 2 ce. Dee. 14;
E pub. 11558; Bendix pub. co., Lin-
coln, Neb. 28933
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
S. S. Vandyck’s march; by F., Mag-
netico; pf. Buenos Aires, Juan
Feliu e hijos..© Oct. 28, 1929; 2c.
Dee. 21; E pub. 11826; Frank Mag-
netico, Astoria, L. I., N. Y¥. 28934
Saga (A) of Ojibwe life; by Massard
Kur Zhene; pf. © 1 c« Nov. 29,
1929 ; E unp. 14640; Burden pictures,
ine., Dover, Del. 289385
Sailor’s (The) plea; words by Jimmie
Rodgers, music by Elsie McWilliams.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14874; R. S.
Peer, inc., New York. 28936
St. Mary’s college Our victory march;
words and music by T. F. Kowa-
lewski. Orchard Lake, Mich., St.
Mary’s college. © Dee. 14, 1929;
2 ce. Dec. 14; E pub. 11556; Theodore
F. Kowalewski, Orchard Lake, Mich.
28937
Saint- Saéns (Charles Camille) A
prayer; O Jesus, Son of God, Hng-
lish text by Helen A. Dickinson, ed.
with violin obbl. by Clarence Dick-
inson; med. voice. © Dee. 18, 1929;
2 ce. Dec. 20; E pub. 11723; H. W.
Gray co., New York. 28938
Princesse jaune; overture, op. 30,
arr. by M. L. Lake; -band pts., with
conductor. © Oct. 12, 1929; 2 «.
Dec. 28; E pub. 11995; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 28939
Salta Ziemuzé; words and music by
A. Vanagaitis, of Lithuania, domi-
ciled at Chicago; pf. © 1c. Dec. 7,
1929; E unp. 14130; Antanas Vana-
gaitis, Chicago. 28940
Salut a la France; de A. Scassola, arr.
par J. Furgeot, of France; harmonie
et fanfare pts. 4to. © July 2, 1929;
1c. July 25; E for. 5842; EH. Gaudet,
Paris. 28941
Salut 4 Pesth; Hungarian march, by
Henri Kowalski, op. 13, arr. by R.
E. Hildreth. 1. Band pts., with B
flat trumpet conductor. —2. Orch.
pts., with pf. conductor. © Nov. 27,
1929; 2 c. each Dec. 9; E pub. 11352,
11353; Walter Jacobs, inc., Boston.
28942, 28943
Samarkand; fox oriential,
Wehle, of Sweden; pf. © 1c. Dec.
26, 1929; E unp. 14908;.Ernst Rolfs
musikforlags, a. b., Stockholm,
Sweden. 28944
Same (The) old thing; lyric and
music by H. McCoy, arr. by Jack
av. Karl |
28956
McGuire. [(hords, single staff] ©
1‘¢c. Dee. 26, 1929; EH unp, 14879;
Harry McCoy, Los Angeles. 28945
San Antonio; waltz, melody by B.
Cartwrizht: 2 eed. G dae:
E unp. 14136; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 28946
San Francisco I love you; words and
music by E. S.. Cooper and E. J.
Esperance. © 1 c. Nov. 18, 1929;
E unp. 13918; Elizabeth S. Cooper
and Elmer J. Esperance, San Fran-
cisco. 28947
San Roufao to krasi; by Ierotheo
Skiza, of Italy, domiciled at New
York; mand. © 1c. Dee. 31, 1929;
E unp. 15122; Synchronic pub. co.,
New York. 28948
Sans parole; by Herm. M. Hahn, op.
49; organ. © Dec. 11, 1929; 2 «
Dec. 7; E pub. 11362; Will. A. Young,
Fort Wayne, Ind. 28949
Santa Claus is coming; by Bela Var-
kony; pf. © Dee. 16, 1929; 2 «.
Dec. 18; E pub. 11797; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 28950
Santos master Hawaiian’ guitar
method; by Herbert Boote. © Dec.
21,1929; 2 ec. Dee; 21; EH pub. 11840;
Don Santos pub. co., ine., Rochester,
Oe: 28951
Santuario (El); cancion mexicana,
letra y musica por I. Zepeda. ©
Nov. 8, 1929; 2. c. Nov. 14; E pub.
11168; Isaras Zepeda, San Antonio.
28952
Sarah; from The talk of Hollywood,
words and music by Al. Piantadosi,
Nat Carr and Jack Glogau. © Dec.
9, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 9; E pub. 11427;
Triangle music pub. co., inc., New
York 28953
Sarah; words and music by Nat Carr,
Al Piantadosi and Jack Glogau.
[Words and melody only] ©l1e..
Dec. 4, 1929; E unp. 14032; Triangle
music pub. co., inc., New York.
28954
Sartorio (Arnoldo) One hundred me-
lodic studies; by Arnoldo Sartorio,
© Nov. 12, 1929;
of Germany; pf.
2 Gx iNOyV., 163, Hy Pubpslttse ene:
28955
Schirmer, inc., New York.
Sashes; musical recitation, words by
Harriet Birdsey, music by Helen
Wing. © Nov. 25, 1929; 2 ec. Nov.
27; E pub. 11224; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 28956
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28957
Satisfied; words and music by R. W.
Windsor. © 1. Dec. 20, 1929; E
unp. 14678; R. W. Windsor, Okla-
homa City, OkKl. 28957
Saturnale; di Amedeo Escobar, of
Italy; piccola orch. parti, con pf.
conduttore. © Noy. 25, 1929; 1 ¢.
Dec. 19; E for. 7980; A. & G. Ca-
risch & c., Milan. 28958
Saving my kisses; words by J.
Mooney, music by I. Holbein; 1st
violin. © 1. Nov. 20, 1929; E unp.
14608; James Mooney and Ida Hol-
bein, New York. 28959:
Say I love you just once again; words
and music by Bill Harwell [i.'e. W.
D. Harwell] and Al Treadway.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Dec. 12, 1929; E unp. 14411; Wil-
liam Dunlap Harwell and Albert
Treadway, Atlanta. 28960
Say, Sadie! words by Con West, music
by Ole Bendtzen, of Denmark; pf.
and ukulele acc. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Nov. 16, 1929;
1c. Nov. 29; E for. 7904; Mayfair
musie co., London. 28961
Say that you have forgiven me; fox
trot, lyric by C. Norris, music by
B. Oakland; 1st violin. © 1. Dee.
6, 1929; E unp. 14357; Ben Oakland
and Cal Norris, New York. 28962
Scales and arpeggios for the violin;
modern and complete manual, by
Luigi von Kunits, of Canada. ©
Sept. 25,' 1929; 1 c:, Sept: 233 38 tor.
7776; Frederick Harris co., London.
28963
Scarlet (The) thread in the window;
words and music by F. W. McGee.
[Words and melody only] © 1 e¢.
Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14878; R. S.
Peer, New York. 28964
Scarmolin (A. Louis) Seven embellish-
ment studies; pf. © Nov. 12, 1929;
Z..¢..» Novi (163. pub; dats2 ;' +G.
Schirmer, ine., New York. 28965
School march; by Leopold J. Beer, of
Austria, op. 65, no. 2; pf. duet. ©
Dee. 16, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 18; HB pub.
11778; Theodore Presser eco., Phila-
delphia. 28966
Schubert (Franz Peter) Deutsche
trauermesse ; [hitherto unpublished]
bisher Ferdinand Schubert zuge-
Schrieben, hrsg. von Otto Hrich
Deutsch, of Germany; fiir gemisch-
ten chor und orgel. © Aug. 1, 1928;
1 c. Dee. 4; E for. 7830; Eduard
Strache, Vienna. 28967
pt. III, 0. s., v. 24
Moment musical; op. 94, no. 3,
transcribed by Chas. J. Roberts;
orch. pts., with pf. conductor. ©.
Sept. 10, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 28; E pub.
11993 ; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
28968.
— Polonaise; [hitherto unpub-
lished], hrsg. von Otto Hrich
Deutsch, of Germany; violine und
kleines orch. 1. Partitur u. stim-
men.—2. Arr. mit klavierbegleitung.
© Aug. 1, 1928; 1 « each Dec. 4;
E for. 7828, 7831; Eduard Strache,
Vienna. 28969, 28970
— — Rosamunde; romantic cantata,
text by Frederick H. Martens, music
arr. by Gottfried H. Federlein ; sop.,
alto and bar. © Dec. 3, 1929; 2 «@.
Dec. 14; E pub. 11665; G. Schirmer,
inc. New York. [© arrangement
and text] 28971
Ungarische melodie; [hitherto
unpublished], mit einem anhang:
Schuberts 8. Ungarische melodie, zu
zwei handen gesetzt von Franz
Liszt, hrsg. von Otto Erich Deutsch
of Germany; klavier. © Aug. 1,
1928; 1 ¢@! Dee. 45° HM foriirezg;
Eduard Strache, Vienna. 289 (2
Scissors’ (The) grinder; sketch, by
Albert M. Schuff; pf. © Oct. 30,
1929; 2 c. Nov. 4; E pub. 10725; G.
Schirmer, inc., New York. 28973
Scotty blues; melody by Geo. W.
Scott. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1929; E unp.
14875; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 28974
Se me hacia facil; letra y musica de
David V. Gonzalez, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at El Paso; pf. [Photostat] ©
Dee. 10, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 16; EH pub.
11634; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
‘ 28975
Search me, O God; sacred song, words
from the 189th Psalm, music by
Robert W. Allen. © Dec. 18, 1929;
2 ec. Dec. 23; E pub. 11853; Gamble
hinged music co., Chicago. 28976
Searcy country rag; melody by EH. Ful-
ler and T. Ashley. © 1 ¢. Dec. 26,
1929; E unp. 14928; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 28977
Second nocturne in G@; by Herm. M.
Hahn; organ. © Dee. 11, 1929;
2e@ Dee %; E pub. 11360; Will. A.
Young, Fort Wayne, Ind. 28978
Secret (The) place; hymn, words by
John W. Goodwin, music by A. M.
Pace. © Sept. 15, 1929; 2 ¢. Dec.
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no. 12, 1929
20; E pub. 11788; Adger M. Pace,
Lawrenceburg, Tenn. 28979
Seeking a King; Christmas carol an-
them, words by Lillias C. Nevin,
music by George B. Nevin; mixed
voices. © Nov. 25, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
27; E pub. 11195; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 28980
Seen in the embers; by Charles
Huerter; pf. © Nov. 9, 1929; 2 ¢.
Nov. 28; E pub. 11111; Oliver Dit-
son co., Boston. 28981
Sei nur ein kleines bisschen verriickt
nach mir! foxtrot, aus Die drei mus-
ketiere, text von Schanzer u. Welisch,
musik von Ralph Benatzky, of Aus-
tria, klav.-arr. von Fred Ralph
[pseud. of Hermann Krome], of Ger-
many. © Sept. 3. 1929; 1 ec. Dec.
20; E for. 7928; Alrobi musikver-
lag, G. m. b. H., Berlin. 28982
Send the gospel light; hymn, words
by N. W. Allphin, musie by Paul
Ponder. (In Service songs) ©
mc to,: 1929 5.26. Dee. 3b: HM .pub.
12084; Newton W. Allphin, Tahoka,
Tex. 28983
Senda (La) solitana; letra y mtisica de
Maria Grever. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Dec. 7, 1929; E unp.
14165; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 28984
Senior (The) class song; words and
music by Cassie Hall [i. e. S. C. H.
Bawls pi. © 1 ce Dec. 10; 1929;
E unp. 14283; Sarah Catharin Hill
Hall, Park Ridge, N. J. 28985
Sentimental melody; from Sons 0’
guns, words and music by Arthur
Swanstrom, Benny Davis and J.
Fred Coots; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Dee. 1S, 1929+ 2,6) Dee. 195. pup:
11695; Davis, Coots & Engel, inc.,
New York. 28986
Sentimiento; danzon, lyric and music
by C. G. Aceves, of Mexico. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Dec. 4,
1929; E unp. 14041; Carlos G.
Aceves, New York. 28987
Sera por-que te quiero; letra y misica
de Maria Grever. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Dec. 7, 1929; EB
unp. 14138; Southern music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 28988
Serenade; by S. Cardillo; violin and
pf. © 1. Dee. 18, 1929; E ump.
14633; Salvatore Cardillo, Brook-
lyn. 28989
29002
Serenade; poem by Longfellow, music
by Solon Alberti. © Nov. 21, 1929;
2 ¢e. Nov. 22; E pub. 11099; De Syl-
va, Brown & Henderson, inc., New
York. 28990
Serenade; von Paul Juon, of Germany,
op. 85; streichorchester, mit klavier
ad lib. Partitur. © Nov. 1, 1929;
1 ¢. Dec. 8; E for. 8005; Schlesing-
er’sche buch- u. musikhandlung, Ber-
lin - Lichterfelde. 28991
Serenade; words and music by S.
Besrukoff. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1929; H
unp. 14195; Serge Besrukoff, Los
Angeles. 28992
Serenade of love; from Nina Rosa,
words by Irving Caesar, music by
Sigmund Romberg; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Nov. 29, 1929; 2 ¢. Dec. 2;
E pub. 11144; Harms, ine, New
York. 28993
Serenata pernacchiosa; versi e musica
di R. Ciaramella, of Italy, domiciled
at New York. [Words and melody
only], .@)-1 €. Dee: 12, 1929; EE ump.”
14416; Roberto Ciaramella, New
York. 28994
Severiana ; letra y musica de Jesus P.
Peralta, of Mexico, domiciled at El
Paso; pf. [Photostat]) © Dec. 10,
1929: 2 ec. Dec. 16; E pub. 11635;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 28995
Seville; 3 pt. song or cho., words by
Estelle Clark, music by Palmer
Clark. 4to. 1. Treble voices.—2.
Men’s voices.—3. Mixed voices. ©
Nov. 922) 119020 42 tc;; bach: Dec: 23;
E pub. 11959-11961; Carl Fischer,
ine., New York. 28996-28998
Sfortunato in amore; versi e musica
di F. Amodio; violino. © 1c. Dec.
12, 1929; E unp. 14395; Frank Amo-
dio, Brooklyn. 28999
Shadowed dreams; words and music
by I. F. Ghee. [Words and melody
only] © 1c Dec. 11, 1929; E unp.
14313; Irven F. Ghee, Jersey City.
_ 29000
Shadows; words and music by F. Hin-
ton. © 1c. Dec. 28, 1929; E unp.
15078 ; Frayser Hinton, Memphis.
29001
Shadows of love; words by Jesse
James, music by Blue _ Steele.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14946; South-
ern music pub. co., inc., New York.
29002
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29008
Shadows on the cathedral; words and
music by E. M. Roberts. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢ Dec. 9,
1929; BE unp. 14259; Harl Marie Rob-
erts, Omaha, Neb. 29003
Shadowy dreams; words by M. C.
Smith, music by V. Neidlinger. ©
‘1 ¢@ Dee. 14, 1929; E unp. 14484;
Marguerite C. Smith and Virginia
Neidlinger, Hollywood, Calif. 29004
Shaking hands with the sun; words
and music by EH. H. Sichel, jr. and
A. D. Bressler. © 1c. Dec. 16, 1929;
E unp. 14486; Hugene Henry Sichel,
jr. and Alan David Bressler, New
York. 29005
Shall I be forgotten, and Now the day
is over; words by Herbert Johnson
and S. Baring-Gould, [set to same]
music by H. Johnson, arr. by 8. 8.;
mixed voices, with pf. or organ acc.
4to. © Dec. 12, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 14;
EK pub. 11549; Peate’s music house,
ine., Utica, N. Y. 29006
Shame on you; song, music by Ivan
Morris and Tal. Henry. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Dec. 7, 1929;
H unp. 14158; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 29007
Shawnee Indian hunting dance; by
Charles Sanford Skilton; pf. ©
Dee. 20;° 1929» 2c. Dec. 3805. Migub:
12031; Ogren & Uhe, inc., Rockford,
Til. 29008
She just kept kissing on; words and
musie by K. Harrell. [Words and
melody only] © 1 c¢. Dec. 26, 1929;
EK ounp. 14851; United pub. co., New
York. 29009
She makes them that way; words by
C. J. Moore, music by Luther A.
Clark. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dee. 2, 1929; E unp. 13897;
Carl Julius Moore, Kansas City, Mo.
29010
She’s a winner; words and music by
KH. E. Carr. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Dec. 16, 1929; EH unp.
14490; Eli E. Carr, Springfield,
Mass. 29011
She’s coming round the mountain;
words and music by J. Wilson.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Dec. 26, 1929; EH unp. 14937; South-
ern music pub. ¢o., ine., New York.
29012
She’s driving me wild; words and mu-
sic by Wilton Crawley. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Dec. 26,
pt. III, 0. 8., v. 24
1929; EH unp. 14993; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. 29013
She’s got it; words and music by J. M.
Wagner. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dec. 16, 1929; E unp. 14642;
James M. Wagner, Washington.
29014
She’s got it; words and music by T. T.
Mureh. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Nov. 23, 1929; E unp. 14605;
Thomas Townsend Murch, Hoboken,
oNGid . 29015
She’s got that and a little bit more;
from Sometime soon, words by Mil-
ton Mayer Beekman, music by W. Z.
Jemison. © May 6, 1929; 2 c. Dec.
11; E pub. 11468; William Zimmer-
man Jemison, Washington. 29016
She’s just the sweetest little thing;
fox-trot, words and music by Jos.
Geo. Gilbert, of U. S., and Everett
Lynton, of Great Britain; pf. acce.,
with banjulele banjo and ukulele
arr. by Alvin D. Keech. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Oct. 10,
1929. 2 c. Oct. 11;° EB pub. aot;
Lawrence Wright music co., London.
29017
She’s my old time girl; words and mu-
sic by R. Lopes. [Words and melody
only] ©1e Dec. 9, 1929; EB unp.
14235; Rose Lopes, Hanford, Calif.
29018
She’s my slip of a girl; fox-trot, writ-
ten and composed by H. C. Watters,
of Great Britain; pf. and ukulele
ace. [Staff and ‘tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Dec. 7, 1929; 1 ce. Noy.
29; E for. (903; Music pub. ¢o., Itdy,
London. 29019
Sheindele and Sam alein; words by
I. Rosenberg, music by Sholom Se-
cunda. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dec. 16, 1929; E unp. 14743;
Israel Rosenberg, Brooklyn. 29020
Shepherd (The) plays his flute; by
James H. Rogers; pf. © Dec. 16,
1929; 2 ¢« Dec. 18; Epub. 10ree
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
29021
Shepherds, by night, were watching;
Christmas song, words and music by
F. C. Huston. © Aug. 26, 1929;
2c. Dec. 23; E pub. 11852; Frank
C. Huston, Knightstown, Ind.
29022
Shepherd’s (The) serenade;
hear me calling you. from Devil may
care, words by Clifford Grey, music
by Herbert Stothart; pf. acc., with
1522
do you
—
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
ukulele arr. by Hank Linet. © Dec.
11, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 138; E pub. 11507;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 29023
Shepherd’s song; by Herm. M. Hahn;
organ. © Dee. 11, 1929; 2 c. Dec.
7; E pub. 11361; Will. A. Young,
Fort Wayne, Ind. 29024
Ship (The) song; words and music by
Jack Elwyn. ‘[Words and melody
only] © 1. Dec. 5, 1929; E ump.
14048; John Elwyn, Boston. 29025
Shiy’ring; words and music by J. D.
Sickler. © 1 ec. Dee. 18, 1929; HB
unp. 14610; Jesse Daniel Sickler,
Ogden, Ia. ~ 29026
Shoe -clap- platter; from The silver
swan, lyrics by Alonzo Price, music
by H. Maurice Jacquet. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ec. Dec. 6,
1929; E unp. 14459; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 29027
Shoo fly, don’t bother me, I am from
Oklahoma; words and music by E.
W. Shockley. New York City, Frank
Harding. © Nov. 6, 1929; 2 ce. Dec.
7; E pub. 11487; Emory W. Shock-
ley, Salisbury, Md. 29028
Shore (The) of peace; evening hymn,
words by Percy Pinkerton, music by
Theophil Wendt; sop. solo and
mixed cho. © Dec. 23, 1929; 2 «.
Dec. 26; E pub. 11862; H. W. Gray
co., New York. 29029
Short skirts; words by J. Hiller, mu-
sic by Sammy Mysels. © 1 ¢. Dec.
28, 1929; E unp. 15068; Joe Hiller
music corp., Pittsburgh. 29030
Shrine (The) at the miracle grave;
words by Mary Reilly, music by
Michael Duffy. © Dec. 19, 1929;
2 ce. Dec. 19; E pub. 11692; Bibo-
Lang, inc., New York. 29031
Siempre Espana; letra de N. M.
Rivero y J. Medina, musica de F.
Alonso, of Spain. © 1 ¢. Nov. 20,
1929; E unp. 14552; Francisco
Alonso, Nicolas Maria Rivero and
José Medina, Madrid. 29032
Sighs; lyric by Laura May Barker,
music by Bunny Bournet [pseud. of
Violette Bournet] © 1c. Nov. 29,
1929; E unp. 13795; Barker-Bour-
net co., Laura Barker and Violette
Bournet, Chicago. 29033
Sigma phi gamma _ sorority songs;
words by Phyllis Royce and others,
music by Zelma Teague Johnson,
Grace E. Giltner and others; pf. and
91207—30——7
29044
ukulele ace. Welcome song. [4
others] © Dec. 13, 1929; 2 e. Dec.
7; E pub. 11369; Will. A. Young,
Fort Wayne, Ind. 29034
Sigma phi girl; words and music by
Zelma Teague Johnson; two voices,
with pf. and ukulele ace. © Dec.
13, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 7; E pub. 11368;
Will. A. Young, Fort Wayne, Ind.
29035
Signore (Il) del Tassametro; grande
pout-pourry dell’ operetta, di Alberto
Randegger, of Italy; orch. parti,
con pf. conduttore. 4to. © Oct. 30,
1929; 1 c. Dec. 11; E for. 7845; Casa
musicale Mauro, Rome. 29036
Silah; oriental dance, by Sam A. Perry ;
pf. conductor. © 1c. Dec. 23, 1929;
E unp. 14775; Universal pictures
corp., Universal City, Calif. 29037
Silent night; Christmas medley, arr.
by S. E. Morris; full orch. pts. ©
Nov. 30, 1929; 2 ec. Dee. 2; E pub.
11085; Fred Heltman co., Cleveland.
29038
Silent night, holy night; by Franz
Gruber [and] Adeste fidelis, by John
Reading; arr., fingered and phrased
by Harold Hisenberg; violin and pf.,
with 2d. violin pt., or pf. solo. ©
Nov. 29, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 2; E pub.
11270; Harry Perlberg music ¢Co.,
New York. 29039
Silent night, holy night; transcribed
for the organ by Herm. M. Hahn.
© Dee. 11, 1929; 2 ce. Dec. 7; E pub.
11357; Will. A. Young, Fort Wayne,
Ind. 29040
Silent strings; words by Helen Taylor,
music by Granville Bantock, of
Great Britain. © Nov. 8, 1929;1 ce.
Nov. 26; E for. 7858; Boosey & ¢o.,
ltd., London. 29041
Silvana; waltz, di Renzo Nissim e Vit-
torio Mascheroni, of Italy; piccola
orch. parti, con pf. conduttore. 4to.
© Nov. 21, 1929; 1 c. Dec. 19; E for.
7978; A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan.
29042
Silvery moon; words by C. F. Wil-
liams, music by Eugene Platzman.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Dec.- 6, 1929; E unp. 14103; Cornie
Ford Williams, Syracuse, N. Y.
29043
Simmon’s university medley; melody
by D. O. Wailey. © 1c. Dec. 26,
1929; E unp. 14985; Southern music
pub. co., inec., New York. 29044
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29045
pt. III, 0. s., v. 24
Simple life; waltz, by HE. Woods; vio-
lin and pf. © Nov. 20, 1929; 2c.
Noy. 25; E pub. 11172; Hdmund
Woods, De Lamere, N. D. 29045
Since you are gone; words and music
by C..Hobson. ©1 ce. Dec. 12, 1929;
E unp. 14409; Cecilia Hobson, Fair-
field, Ia. 29046
Sing a song; words and music by H.
L. Vogel, arr. by Delos Owen. [Pho-
tostat] ©1ce. Dec. 6, 1929; E unp.
14086; Helen Lillie Vogel, Chicago.
29047
Sing a song of old Montana; lyric by |
Arthur Freed, music by Nacio Herb
Brown. © 1. Nov. 25, 1929; E
unp. 14547; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
corp., Culver City, Calif. 29048
Sing the glad song! hymn, words by
N. W. Allphin, music by Dolphus M.
Knight, jr. (In Service songs) ©
Oct. 15, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 31; E pub.
12082; Newton W. Allphin, Tahoka,
Tex. 29049
Sing this old song with me; fox trot,
words and music by William Foun-
tain, of Great Britain, orch. by Peter
Packay [pseud. of Pierre Paquet];
pf., violin, cello and bass pts. 4to.
© Nov. 21, 1929; 1 c. Dec. 9; E for.
7849; International music co., Brus-
sels, Belgium. 29050
Singin’ a song to my man; words and
music by Allie Wrubel [pseud. of
E. P. Wrubel. Words and melody
only] ©1ce. Nov. 16, 1929; E unp.
14643 ; Elias P. Wrubel, New York.
29051
Singing blue; fox trot, words by K.
Fortenberry, music by William Van
Beaver; pf. and ukulele ace. © 1c.
Dec. 8, 1929; E unp. 138954; Kaysee
Fortenberry, Chicago. 29052
Singing glory; compiled and ed. by
A. Eugene Bartlett, words and music
by various authors. 8vo. © Dec.
16, 1929; 2 e. Dee. 26; aff. Dec. 23;
AA 32340; Hope pub. co., Chicago.
290538
Singing in the bathtub; from Show
of shows, by Herb Magidson, Ned
Washington and Michael Cleary, arr.
by Geo. J. Trinkaus; vocal orch. pts.
© Nov. 16, 1929; 2 ¢. Nov. 20; E
pub. 11238; M. Witmark & sons,
New York. 29054
Singing waters; by Montague Ewing,
of Great Britain; pf. © Nov. 25,
1929; 2 ec. Nov. 27; E pub. 11212;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
- 29055
Sippin cider; words and music by Bob
Miller. [Words and melody only}
© 1c. Dee. 7, 1929; E unp. 14173;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 29056
Sir Marmaduke; 4-pt. cho., words by
George Colman, music by Samuel
R. Lewis, arr. by Grace Helen Nash ;
men’s voices. 4to. © Nov. 26, 1929;
2c. Dec. 5; E pub. 11893; G. Schir-
mer, ine., New York. 29057
Sitas sokis del visu; arr. by Louis
Vitak ; concertina. © Dec. 10, 1929;
2 c. Dec. 31; E pub. 12094; Vitak-
Hilsnic co., Chicago. 29058
Sitt (Hans) 20 etiiden in der 6. und
7. lage; lagenwechsel, op. 32, neue
ausgabe von Hans Bassermann, of
Germany; violine. (100 etiiden,
heft 4) [German, English and French
text] © Sept. 1, 1929; 1c. Dec. 10;
E for. 7803; Ernst Eulenburg, Leip-
zig. [© bowing and fingering.]
2905
Sittin’ on a doorstep; lyric by Sam
Lewis and Joe Young, music by Lew
Pollack, arr. by J. E. Andino; pf.
and ukulele acc. © Novy. 22, 1929;
2 ¢. Nov. 25; E pub. 11158; Remick
music corp., New York. 29060
Sitting at home by the fire; lyrie by
Helen Taylor, music by May H.
Brahe, of Great Britain. © Nov. 15,
1929; 1 ¢@ Nov. 26; E for._ 7856;
Boosey & co., ltd., London. 29061
Six or seven times; words and music
by Irving Mills and Thomas Waller.
© Noy. 22, 1929; 2c. Dee. 7; E pub.
11370; Gotham music service, ine.,
New York. 29062
SjOmansvisa (En); folk song, arr. av
Gosta Hadell, of Sweden; male
voices. 4to. © Oct. 14, 1929; 1 e.
Dec. 6; E for. 7763; A. b. Nordiska
musikforlaget, Stockholm. 29063
Sjomansvisa (En) ; text av Prins Wil-
helm, musik avy Sverker Ahde, of
Sweden; pf. © Dee. 1, 1928; 1 «.
Dec. 26, 1929; E for. 7965; Reuter
& Reuter, Stockholm, Sweden.
29064
Skordevalsen; text ay Fritz Gustaf,
musik av Bengt Lundberg, of Swe-
den; pf. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1929; HE
unp. 14898; Ernst Rolfs musikfor-
lags, a. b., Stockholm, Sweden.
29065
1524
no. 12, 1929
29090
ae RRR Asma eesti iii hesitated iinet aia \ieieiaiameeeedamemna aaa iain eae aaaiiaiaadaiiaaael
Sleep ; pt.-song, poem by T. B. Aldrich,
music by Arthur Foote; women’s
voices. 4to. © Dec. 17, 1929; 2. c¢.
Dee. 30; E pub. 12019; Arthur P.
Schmidt co., Boston. 29066
Sleep at the foot of the bed; words
and music by Clarence Ganus.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Dec. 16, 1929; E unp. 14518; Jack
Kapp, Chicago. 29067
Sleep on, beloved; words and music by
'J. A. Osborne. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp.
14847; James Andrew Osborne, Los
Angeles. 29068
Sleepy time; by M. L. Preston; pf.
© Nov. 25, 1929; 2 c«. Nov. 27; HE
pub. 11201; Theodore Presser ©Co.,
Philadelphia. 29069
Smart (The) shop; musical play,
words and music by L. Howard. ©
1 e. Dee. 14, 1929; D unp. 27634;
Lorin Howard, New York. 29070
Smeary Ike; characteristic march, by
F. H. Losey, op. 388. 1. Band pts.,
with solo or ist B flat trumpet, cor-
net, conductor—2. Orch. pts. ©
Sept. 30, Oct. 8, 1929; 2 c. each Dec.
28; E pub. 11978, 12066; Carl Fis-
cher, ine., New York. 29071, 29072
Smile! comrades; lyric by Roy Turk,
music by Fred Ahlert. © 1c. Nov.
18, 1929; E unp. 14852; Metro-Gold-
wyn-Mayer corp., Culver City, Calif.
29073
Smile (A) in heaven; words and
music by B. Buck; pf. and ukulele
aee. © Nov. 8, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 14;
E pub. 11167; Bert Buck, Chicago.
29074
Smiles; pianologue, words by Ella
Wheeler Wilcox, music by Harold
Wansborough. © Nov. 25, 1929;
2 c. Nov. 27; E pub. 11221; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 29075
Smith’s self instructor for flageolet;
by William J. Smith. 8vo. © Dee.
17, 1929: 2Ve)and an. Dec. 18 p' AA
30635; Wm. J. Smith music co., inc.,
New York. 29076
Smoky mountain far away; words and
music by C.and P. Johnson. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Dee. 26,
1929; E unp. 14873; R. S. Peer, inc.,
New York. 29077
Snake (The) charmer; by George F.
Hamer; pf. © Nov. 25, 1929; 2 «.
Nov. 27; E pub. 11209; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 29078
Snake hip dance; words and music
by Wilton Crawley. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Dec. 26, 1929;
EH unp. 14945; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 29079
Sneak (The); by Sam A. Perry, arr.
by, A. Fink; pf. © 1c. Dec. 23,
1929; E unp. 14749; Universal pic-
tures corp., Universal City, Calif.
29080
Snow (The) is falling; by James H.
Rogers; pf. © Dee. 16, 1929; 2 «.
Dec. 18; E pub. 11771; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 29081
Snowflakes; words and music by C.
Robinson. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dec. 16, 1929; E unp. 14576;
Charlotte Robinson, Chicago. 29082
Snowflakes and roses; words by M.
Myers, music by Burrell Van Buren.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Noy. 4, 1929; E unp. 12862; Martha
Myers, Chicago. 29083
Snowy (A) Christmas eve; quartet,
by Allene K. Bixby; rhythmic orch.
of toy instruments and pf., with
teacher’s sc. 4to. © Dec. 16, 1929;
2c. Dec. 18; E pub. 11753 ; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 29084
So long as she’s happy! written and
composed by Kenneth and George
Western, both of Great Britain; pf.
and ukulele acc. [Staff and tonie
sol-fa notations] © Nov. 29, 1929;
1 e. Dee. 2; E for. 7868; Francis,
Day & Hunter, Itd., London. 29085
So tired of waiting; words and musie
by E. Hedtke. [Words and melody
only] © 1. Dee. 9, 1929; E unp.
14252; Emily Hedtke, Minneapolis.
; 29086
Soft steal the shadows; text and musie
by A. M. Mills; sop., alto and bass.
4to. © Dec. 30, 1929; 2 ce. Jan. 2,
1930; E pub. 12080; Willis musie
co., Cincinnati. 29087
Softly and tenderly; by Will L.
Thompson, arr. by Hugh Alexander ;
med. voice, with organ acc. © Nov.
21s 1929 32 eC Nov. 25:5 Ef DUD. ETT =
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 29088
Solitaire; words by Patt J. Jennings,
music by M. J. Callahan. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Dec.‘23,
1929; E unp. 14802; Marie J. :Calla-
han, Cleveland. 29089
Solitude [and] Wistful thoughts; by
Louise Christine Rebe; pf. © Nov.
30, 1929; 2 c. Dee. 2; E pub. 11089;
Boston music co., Boston. 29090
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29091
pt. 111, D. s., v. 24
Some day; words by C. W. Nichols,
music by Rob’t H. Brennen. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Dee. 4,
1929; E unp. 14597; Chester W.
Nichols, Huntington, Mass.
Some day you'll come back to me;
words and music by B. E. Murch.
[Words and melody only] ©1le«.
Dec. 2, 1929; EH unp. 13913; Bess
Evangeline Murch, Detroit. 29092
' Some fun; by F. Van Eps; pf. © Dec.
6, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 23; E pub. 11854;
Gotham music service, ine., New
York. 29093
Some night in the twilight; words and
music by L. C. Cregg. [Photostat]
© Dee. 20, 1929; 2 ec Dec. 26; EB
pub. 11877; Leslie Charles Cregg,
Portland, Or. 29094
Some other girl in some other port;
lyrics by Boyd Rowden and Allie R.
Bosworth, music by Boyd Rowden.
© 1c. Nov. 19, 1929; E unp. 14272;
Boyd Rowden & Our navy, ine., New
York. 29095
Somebody is waiting; lyrics by Clif-
ford Grey, music by Herbert Stot-
hart. © 1c. Dee. 10, 1929; E unp.
14293; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
Culver City, Calif. 29096
Somebody’s tall and handsome; lyric
and music by G. Foster. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Dee. 7,
1929; E unp. 14153; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 29097
Somebody’s mother; words and music
by D. Worth. © 1. Dec. 28, 1929;
E unp. 15127; Daisy Worth, Malden,
Mass. 29098
Someday sweetheart of mine; words
and music by R. A. Teuton. ©1e.
Dec. 27, 1929; E unp. 15104; Roy
A. Teuton, Metropolis, Il. 29099
Somehow we can’t get along; words
and music by L. Diamond. [Words
aud melody only] © 1. Dee. 8,
1929; E unp. 13967; Leo Diamond,
Brooklyn. , 29100
Someone’s sighing in Hawaii; words
and music by 8. Besrukoff. © 1 ec.
Dee. 9, 1929; E unp. 141938; Serge
Besrukoff, Los Angeles. 29101
Sometime soon; from the musical com-
edy, words and music by W. Z. Jem-
ison. © May 6, 1929; 2c. Dee. 11;
E pub. 11467; William Zimmerman
Jemison, Washington. "29102
29091.
Sometimes I wonder; lyric and music
by Irene Beasley. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Dec. 7, 1926; E
unp. 14377; Southern music pub ¢co.,
ine., New York.
Somewhere-somehow-someday; words
by Fern Frase, music by C. Miller.
© 1c. Dee. 9, 1929; E unp. 14265;
Clyde Miller, Akron, O. 29104
Song of deliverance; text from II Sam-
uel, music by Robert Huntington
Terry ; med. voice. © Dee. 17, 1929;
2c. Dee. 18; E pub. 11715; G. Ric-
ordi & co., ine., New York. 29105
Song of love; from The Galician rab-
bitzin, words by Israel Rosenberg,
music by H. Wohl; pf. [Yiddish
text ]
GE" wn Wy)
© Dec. 14, 1929; 2 ec. Dee. 19; EB
pub. 11698; Herman Wohl, New
York. 29106
Song of love; theme song of Soul of
music, words and musie by H. Ray.
© 1c. Dee. 23, 1929; BE unp. 14796;
Huston Ray, New York. 29107
Song (The) of steel; lyric by Howard
Johnson, music by Herbert Stothart.
© 1 e. Dec. 10, 1929; E unp. 14290;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 29108
Song of the American eagle; words
by Gene Weller, music by Chas. L.
Johnson. © Aug. 3, 1929; 2 c. Aug.
26; E pub. 11690; Eugene Weller,
Plainview, Tex. 29109
Song of the banjo; words by Hope
Vorys, music by E. Burkhardt. ©
Dec. 27, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 28; E pub.
12018; Eleanor Burkhardt, Detroit.
29110
Song (The) of the bird; words and
music by G. T. Murray. [Blue-print]
© 1c. Dee. 31, 1929; E unp. 15112;
George Trenholm Murray, San Jose,
Calif. 29111
Song of the condemned; from Con-
demned, words by Jack Meskill,
music by Pete Wendling; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © Dec. 4, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 5;
E pub. 11320; Irving Berlin, inc.,
New York. 29112
Song of the open road; 2-pt. song,
words by Grace L. Hosmer, music by
Ira B. Wilson; male voices. 4to.
© Dee. 27, 1929; 2 ce. Dec. 30; E pub.
12027; J. S. Fearis & bro., Chicago.
29113
1526
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
Song of the rivulet; by Harold Green-
hill, of Great Britain; pf. (Jn
Springtime in the forest) © Sept.
SO. 19293) le» Oct. a; Wo for..1720 ;
Novello & co., ltd., London. 29114
Song (The) of the sirens; 3-pt. song,
poem by Hugh Macnaghten, music by
A. M. Goodhart, of Great Britain;
equal voices. 4to. © Dec. 10, 1929;
1 e«. Dec..12; EB for. 7905; Arthur
M. Goodhart, Brighton, England.
29115
Song (The) of the train; words by
Jane Ensworth, music by M. E.
Poske. [Words and melody only]
©1e. Dee. 28, 1929; EB unp. 15073;
May E. Poske, Toledo, O. 29116
Song of the vikings ; pt.-song, words by
Somerville Gibney, music by Eaton
Faning, arr. by Thomas F. Dunhill,
of Great Britain; male voices. 4to.
© Dec. 9, 1929; 1 ec. Dec. 11; E for.
7822; Novello & co., Iltd., London.
[© male voice cho., with new pt. for
1st bass.] 29117
Song of Vienna; from Duchess of Chi-
cago, words by Edward Eliscu, music
‘by Emmerich Kalman, arr. by Albert
Szirmai, of Hungary, domiciled at
New York; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Noy. 22, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 25; E pub.
11147; Harms, ine., New York. [©
new arrangement and new lyrics]
29118
Song (A) of weathers; poem by
Thomas Hardy, music by Harold
Greenhill, of Great Britain. © Sept.
6;71929j51.e Sept.:f; Hiifor. :¢L,;
Chappell & co., Itd., London. 29119
Song to the Flag; 8 pt. song or cho.,
words by Hstella Clark, music by
John Geo. Boehme, arr. by Palmer
Clark. 4to. 1. Men’s voices.—2.
Mixed voices—8. Treble voices. ©
Noy. 22, 1929; 2 e. each Dec. 28;
E pub. 11946, 11967, 11968; . Cari
Fischer, ine., New York.
29120-29122
Songs of the sunny South; incl. planta-
tion and minstrel ditties, and negro
spirituals, selected and ed. by Albert
BK. Wier. 4to. © Nov. 29, 1929;
2c. and aff. Dec. 6; A 16548; D.
Appleton & co., New York.
Sousta dodecannisia; by Ierotheo
Skiza, of Italy, domiciled at New
York; mand. © 1c. Dec. 31, 1929;
E unp. 15123; Synchronie pub. co.,
New York. 29124
29123"
29136
Sousta kritikia; by Ierotheo Skiza, of
Italy, domiciled at New York; mand.
© 1c. Dec. 31, 1929; E unp. 15121;
Synchronie pub. co., New York.
29125
South Memphis blues; words and mu-
sic by F. Stokes. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Dec, 26, 1929;
E ounp. 14951; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 29126
Souvenir of Antwerp; by Harold E.
Owen, arr. by E- A. Barrell, jr.;
organ. © Nov. 25,-1929; 2 c. Nov.
27; E pub. 11204; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 29127
Souvenir of Antwerp; by Harold E.
Owen; pf. © Nov. 25, 1929; 2 «¢.
Nov. 27; E pub. 11225; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 29128
Soy como la golondrina ; letra y musica
de Jesus P. Peralta, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at El Paso; pf. [Photostat]
©. Dec. 10,1929; 2 c. Dec. 16; EB
pub. 11636; Dionisio Acosta, Los An-
geles. 29129
Spinner (The) ; by Gustav Satter, op.
65, fingering, phrasing, pedaling and
annotations on poetic idea and in-
terpretation by Arthur Edward John-
stone; pf. © Aug. 9, 1929; 2 «.
Aug. 14; E. pub. 11294; Art publica-
tion soc., Clayton, Mo. 29130
Spirit (The) of Christmas; words and
music by Vaughn De Leath [pseud.
of Leonore Geer], op. 151, no. 2; pf.
© 1c. Dec. 23, 1929; E unp. 14830;
Leonore Geer, New York. 29131
Spirit (The) of St. Louis; words by
M. A. K. Hendrickson, music by
Samuel H. Speck. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Oct. 21, 1929;
2°¢ Dec. 10> Epub. Pta2t = Miter y:
A. Keller Hendrickson, Loup City,
Neb. 29132
Spirit (The) of youth; 3 pt. song or
cho., words by Estelle Clark, music
by Walter Wallace Smith, arr.
by Palmer Clark. 4to. 1. Mixed
voices.—2. Men’s voices.—3. Treble
voices. © Nov. 22, 1929; 2 c. each
Dec. 28; E pub. 11962-11964; Carl
Fischer, inc., New York.
‘29133-29135
Spread out your wings, little bluebird ;
words and music by James Walsh,
of Great Britain; pf. ace., with uku-
lele arr. by R. S. Stoddon. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Noy.
25, 1929; 1 ec. Nov. 26; E for. 7855;
B. Feldman & co., London. 29136
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29137
Spring frolic; by Frederick Stanley
Smith; pf. © Nov. 12, 1929; 2 «@
Noy. 16; E pub. 11184; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 29137
Spunk; musical recitation, words and
music by Rob Roy Peery; pf. ©
Nov. 25, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 27; E pub.
11223; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 29138
Stahl’s (Wm. C.) concert repertoire
album for mandolin and banjo or-
chestra ; arr. by Walter Kaye Bauer;
ten. banjo solo pt. © Dec. 12, 1929;
2 ec. Dec. 14; E pub. 11553; William
C. Stahl, Milwaukee. 29139
Standing side by side; written and
composed by James Coleman, of
Great Britain. © Dec. 5, 1929; 1 ¢.
Dec. 5; E for. 7907; City music pub.
eo., Lichfield, England. 29140
Star of promise; Christmas service for
the Sunday School, with selections
for the choir, words by A. A. Payn
and others, music by Norman Roy
and others. Chicago, Hope pub. co.
© Oct. 5, 1929; 2 ce. Dec. 9; E pub.
11408; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia.
29141
Star thought; words by Elnora K.
Mickelson, music by F. Pierce.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Dec. 16, 1929; E unp. 14573; Frances
Pierce, Hugene, Or. 29142
Starry (The) banner and the cross;
words by M. J. Lochemes, music by
John Singenberger ; sop. and alto. ©
June 20, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 26; E pub.
11929; Otto A. Singenberger, Mun-
delein, Ill. 29143
Stars bring me memories of you;
words and music by R. C. Baum-
gartner. © 1c. Dec. 4, 1929; E
unp. 14020; Richard Christopher
Baumgartner, San Francisco. 29144
Steal away and pray; hymn, words
and music by N. B. Vandall. ©
Nov. 10, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 9; E pub.
11412; C. H. Erickson, Indianapolis.
29145
Stefcia wesele kujawiak; melody by
M. V. Pajakowski. © 1 ¢. Dec. 4,
1929; E unp. 14014; Matthew V.
Pajakowski, Buffalo. 29146
Step by step; words and music by C. O.
' Knudson and Russell R. Cook.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ¢.
Dec. 16, 1929; EK unp. 14527; Clar-
ence O. Knudson, Chicago. 29147
pt. III, 0. s., v. 24
Step into my canoe; words and music
by F. L. Karasek. © Dec. 12, 1929;
2c. Dec. 30; E pub. 12049; Florence
L. Karasek, Waukegan, II. 29148
Stimme des Rheins in der nacht;
worte von Ernst Bertram, musik
von Wilhelm Rettich, of Germany,
op. 22, nr. 2; minnerchor, ohne begl.
Partitur u. stimmen. 4to. © Oct.
1,.1929: 1 c. Dec. 2°) BE fore teoane.
Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
29149
‘Stockholm, min barndoms stad! ur
Aventyr, text av Svarta Masken
[pseud. of Anna Myrberg], musik av
Helan [pseud. of Sven Helin], of
Sweden; pf. © Oct. 1, 1929; 1 «.
Dec. 6; EH for. 7762; A. b. Nordiska
musikforlaget, Stockholm. 29150
Storm (The); words and music by
M. EB. Druitt. © 1c. Dec. 23, 1929;
EH ounp. 14813; Margaret Elizabeth
Druitt, New York. 29151
Storm King Mountain; from sunset to
sunrise, by Frank Lionel Curtis, arr.
by Chas. J. Roberts; orch. pts., with
pf. conductor. © Sept. 17, 1929;
2 ec. Dec. 28; E pub. 11991; Carl
Fischer, ine., New York. 29152
Stradi-album; dansalbum, compiled
by B. Holm, of Sweden. nr. 3, 4.
© Jan. 2, 1929; 1 c. each Dec. 10;
EK for. 7808, 7809; E. Anderssons
musikforlag, Malmo, Sweden.
29153, 29154
Street (The) fair; 4 pt. cho., words
and music by Kathleen Lockhart
Manning, arr. by Grace Helen Nash;
men’s voices. © Dee: 3, 1929; 2 e.
Dec. 14; E pub. 11664; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 29155
Streets of sorrow; words and music by
L. B. Hendricks. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Dee. 11, 1929; EB
unp. 14323; Logan B. Hendricks,
Iowa City, Ia. 29156
Strollin’ along together; fox trot,
words and music by Charlie .Follans-
bee. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Dec. 13, 1929; E unp. 14481;
Charles Lambert Follansbee, Wash-
ington. 29157
Strolling and wond’ring; words by Wil-
liam Peters, music by R. De Paoli.
© 1 ec. Dec. 12. 1929; E unp. 14419;
Raymond De Paoli, New York.
29158
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
Stuber’s melody method for orchestra
and band; by Benjamin F. Stuber;
violin, 1st year. © Dec. 7, 1929;
2 ec. Dec. 10; E pub. 12078; Ray-
mond A. Hoffman co., Chicago.
29159
Subeonscience [!]; by Sam A. Perry;
pf. conductor. ©1 ce. Dec. 23, 1929;
E unp. 14760; Universal pictures
corp., Universal City, Calif. 29160
Sueno de mis amores; letra de Fran-
cisco Jimenez, musica de Juan Rios
Ovalle; ten. o sop., with violin obbl.
© 1c. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14868;
Ramon Rios Vazquez, Ponce, Porto
Rico. 29161
Suefio (Un) mio; lyric and music by
C. G. Aceves, of Mexico. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ce. Dee. 4,
1929; E unp. 14088; Carlos G.
Aceves, New York. 29162
Suite italienne; en forme de ballet,
de Raoul Laparra, of France; petit
orch., avec trompette principale.
Partition. 12mo. © Dec. 3, 1929;
1 e. Dec. 4; E for. 7787; G. Ricordi
& co., Milan. 29163
Summer breeze; words by M. Ver-
milya, music by Miriam Herr. ©
1 ec. Dec. 20, 1929; E unp. 14677;
Marjorie Vermilya, Muncy, Pa.
29164
Sun (The) is not a-bed; 2 pt. song
or cho., words by Robert Louis Stey-
enson, music by E. Smith Atherton,
arr. by Palmer Clark; treble voices.
Ato. © Nov. 22, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 28;
E pub. 11958; Carl Fischer, inc.,
New York. 29165
Sun of my soul; duet, words by John
Keble, music by Anna Priscilla
Risher; sop. and alto; in D flat.
© Nov. 25, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 27: EB
pub. 11217; Theodore Presser co.,
~ Philadelphia. 29166
Sun’s gonna shine; words and music
by Irene Beasley. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Dec. 26, 1929;
E unp. 14977; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 29167
Sun (The) shines bright again for
me; words by James W. Martinet,
music by Bud Sloan. © 1 ec. Nov.
22, 1929; E unp. 15017; Martinet-
Sloan, Hollywood, Calif. 29168
Sunny California; words and music by
G. Kerpen. © 1 ¢. Dee. 21, 1929;
29178
EK unp. 14740; Gertrude Kerpen,
Brooklyn. 29169
Sunrise; Easter prelude, by Sigurd
Frederiksen; orch. pts. © Dee. 1,
1929; 2 ec. Dec. 20; E pub. 11865;
Kalmus filmusie edition, New York.
; 29170
Sunset (The) sea; words and music
by Ghita Carlisle [i. e. G. C. Vaugh-
an], arr. by Alicia M. Wayne.
1 ec. Dec. 238, 1929; E unp. 14805;
Ghita Carlisle Vaughan, Beverly
Hills, Calif. 29171
Sunshine; words and music by Lester
Lee and Charles Levison; pf.
1c. Nov. 27, 1929; E unp. 14184;
Chesterfield motion picture corp.,
New York. 29172
Sunshine (The) came with you;
words by J. Martyn Walsh, music
by Charles Huerter. 1. High voice,
in F.—2. Med. voice, in E flat. ©
Nov. 9, 1929; 2 ec. each Nov. 23; HE
pub. 11119; Oliver Ditson co., Bos-
ton. 29173
Supkinja-kolo [and] Natalija-kolo;
arr. by Louis Vitak; concertina.
Dee. 10, 1929; 2 ce. Dec. 31; E pub.
12093; Vitak-Elsnic co., Chicago.
29174
Surrender; trio, words by Chas. M.
McCorkle, music by E. R. Farrar;
women’s voices. © Nov. 5, 1929;
2 c. Dec. 26; E pub. 11922; Elden
R. Farrar, Chicago. 29175
Sursum corda; hymnen an die kirche,
von Gertrud von Le Fort, English
words by Alfred Kalisch, musik von
Arthur Piechler, of Germany, op. 18,
arr. von Otto Singer, of Germany;
gemischten chor wu. solo quartett.
Klavierauszug mit text. © Nov. 21,
1929; 1 ¢c@ Dec. 6; E for. 7833;
Adolph Fiirstner, Berlin. 29176
Sursum corda; hymnen an die kirche,
worte von Gertrud von Le Fort,
English words by Alfred. Kalisch,
komponiert von Arthur Piechler, of
Germany, op. 18; gemischten chor,
solo quartett, orch. u. orgel. Parti-
tur. © Dec. 9, 1929; 1 ¢. Dec. 23;
E for. 7993; Adolph Fiirstner, Ber-
lin. 29177
Svensk svit; i kontrapunktisk stil, av
Knut Hakanson, of Sweden, op. 18;
violin, viola och violoncell. © Aug.
29, 1929; 1c. Dee. 6; E for. 7761;
A. b. Nordiska musikforlaget,
Stockholm. 29178
1529
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29179
Swagger (The); for photoplay, by
Gerard Carbonara, orch. by A. HE.
Cafarella; orch. pts., with pf. or
organ conductor. © Dec. 24, 1929;
2c. Dee. 28; E pub. 12022; Robbins
musie corp., New York. 29179
Swallow (The); lyric by Frederick
H. Martens, music by Serradell,
2-pt. choral arr. by Christopher
O’Hare; treble voices. 4to. © Dec.
6, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 5; E pub. 113800;
Kay and Kay music pub. corp., New
York. 29180:
Swaying (The) blossoms; 2-pt. song,
words by Doris Rowley, music by
Alec Rowley, of Great Britain; sop.
1, 2. 4to. © Dec. 138, 1929; 1 ¢.
Dec. 11; E for. 7823; Novello & co.,
ltd., London. 29181
Sweet Adeline; selection from the
musical romance, by Jerome Kern;
pf. © Dee. 20, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 26;
E pub. 11890; T. B. Harms co., New
York. 29182
Sweet Aneta mine; melody by Jelly- |
Roll Morton [pseud. of Ferd Mor-
ton] ©1e. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp.
14983 ; Southern music pub ¢co., inc.,
New York. 29183
Sweet Ann; waltz, words and music
by Mabel and Margaret Marsh. ©
June 25, 1929; 2 c. July 15; E pub.
11900; Margaret Redden, San An-
tonio. 29184
Sweet Betty; words and music by A.
H. Beatty. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Dee. 9, 1929; BH unp.
14249; Alice H. Beatty, Grove City,
Pa. 29185
Sweet Elaine; words and music by C.
H. Hinman; pf. acc., with ukulele
arr. by Clyde R. Kuempel. © Nov.
20, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 25; E pub. 11174;
Charles H. Hinman, Hastings, Mich.
29186
Sweet fern; lyric and music by A. P.
Carter. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dee. 7, 1929; E unp. 14150;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 29187
Sweet girl of my dreams; fox trot,
lyric by et Linda Holland, music
by Claude ‘Lapham; orch. pts. ©
Dec. 6, 1929; 2 ce. Dec. 9; E pub.
11410; De Aryan pub. co., Newport,
Ky. 29188
Sweet memories; lyrics by K. M.
Thomas, music by Arnold A.
Krueger. Milwaukee, Wis., Wm. A.
pt. 11, 0. s., v. 24
Kaun music co. © Dec. 12, 1929;
2c. Dec. 14; E pub. 11545; Kathrine
Mack Thomas, Milwaukee. 29189
Sweet nothings of love; from Hot for
Paris, words by Edgar Leslie, music
by Walter Donaldson; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Dee. 9, 1929; 2 ec. Dee.
9; E pub. 11416; Donaldson, Doug-
las & Gumble, ine., New York.
29190
Sweet one; words by Annette Han:
shaw, music by Jack Miller; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Dee. 6, 1929; 2 e.
Dec. 5; E pub. 11322; Green & Stept,
ine., New York. 29191
Sweet sweet daddy mine; fox trot,
words and music by I. Tobin. ©
1c. Dee. 23, 1929; E unp. 14809;
Ivan Tobin, Chicago. 29192
Sweetheart be mine; waltz ballad,
words and music by Carl Gartz; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by C. HE.
Hewitt. © Dec. 17, 1929; 2 c. Dec.
20; E pub. 11815; Carl Frederick
Gartz, Detroit. 29193
Sweetheart do you miss me? fox trot
ballad, words by N. Hanifin, music
by Harry Clifford. © 1 e. Nov. 18,
1929; E unp 14692; Neil Hanifin,
Johnson City, N. Y. 29194
Sweetheart, I love you; words and
music by Lenoir Cook and Mercer
Cook. © Nov. 19, 1929; 2c. Nov.
20; E pub. 11190; Shapiro, Bern-
stein & co., inc., New York. 29195
Sweetheart mine; lyric by Jack Edgar,
musie by Harry Powell [i. e. Harold
A. Powell. Photostat] © 1. Dee.
3, 1929; E unp. 13958; Harold Al-
dine Powell, San Francisco, Calif.
29196
Sweetheart of mine how I miss you;
words by Joe Brown [pseud. of J.
Zaccone], music by F. Clarke; pf.
© 1c. Nov. 11, 1929; E unp. 13134;
Joseph Zaccone and Fred Clarke,
Bloomfield, N. J. 29197
Sweetheart seranade [!]; words by
Bernice M. Fitzgerald, music by BD.
F. McDonough. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Dec. 2, 1929; E unp.
13896 ; Edward Francis McDonough,
Chicago. 29198
Sweetheart, we need each other; from
Rio Rita, lyric by Jos. McCarthy,
music by Harry Tierney, arr. by
George Botsford; male quartet. ©
Nov. 26, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 29; E pub.
11375; Leo Feist, inc., New York.
29199
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no. 12, 1929
29223
Sweetheart why not come to me for
love; words and music by D. S.
Schwab. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dee. 21, 1929; E unp. 14729;
Doyle S. Schwab, Mars, Pa. 29200
Sweethearts; words and music by Ed-
mund Goulding, of Great Britain,
domiciled at Hollywood, Calif. and
Dan Dougherty. © 1 e. Dec. 17,
1929; E unp. 14674; Pathe studio,
inc., Culver City, Calif. 29201
Sweethearts of yesterday; words by
Sanford Holt, music by Jack Sand-
ers; pf. and ukulele ace. © Nov.
8, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 14; E pub. 11163;
Holt-Perry & Sanders co., Kansas
City, Mo. 29202
Sweetie, go an get it; words and mu-
sic by M. Rosenbluth. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 26, 1929;
E unp. 14078; Murray Rosenbluth,
New York. 29203
Swing out; melody by J. C. Higgin-
bachan and H. Allen, jr. © 1.
Dee. 7, 1929; E unp. 14861; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
29204
Swinging high and low; lyric by J.
D. Sickler, music by Inez Sickler.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Dee. 18, 1929; E unp. 14612; Jesse
Daniel Sickler, Ogden, Ia. 29205
Swinging, swaying, baby sleep and
rest; words and music by G. E. Mor-
ley. © 1c. Nov. 14, 1929; E unp.
13977; Gertrude Estelle Morley, Sil-
verton, Or. 29206
Sylvan glades; by Sam A. Perry; pf.
© 1e. Dec. 23, 1929; E unp. 14758;
Universal pictures corp., Universal
City, Calif. 29207
Sylvia; lyric by G. W. Brodin, music
by G. W. Brodin and James Garri-
gan. [Words and melody only] ©
1c. Dee. 2, 1929; E unp. 13895;
Glenn W. Brodin, Chicago. 29208
Sylvia’s dream; valse, by Adam Gei-
bel; pf. © Dee. 16, 1929; 2 ¢. Dec.
18; E pub. 11796; Theodore Presser
co., Philadelphia. 29209
Symfoni i F-dur; av Bror Beckman,
of Sweden, op. 6; orch. Partitur.
© May 15, 1929; 1 ¢. Dec. 6; E for.
7770; A. b. Nordiska musikforlaget,
Stockholm. 29210
Sympathy; words by C. F. Williams,
_ music by Eugene Platzman. [Words
and melody only] © 1 cc. Dee. 6,
1929; E unp. 14102; Cornie Ford
Williams, Syracuse, N. Y. 29211
Szezygietek polka; by J. Biega; clari-
net. © 1c. Dec. 31, 1929; BE unp.
15108; John Biega, Perth Amboy,
IT. 29212
Sztajerék dukli; melody by Joseph
Kmiec. © 1 c. Noy. 22, 1929; E
unp. 18990; Southern musie pub. co.,
inc., New York. 29213
Szteyerchgorhic; meledy by Joseph
Kmiec. © 1c. Nov. 22, 1929; B
unp. 13991; Southern music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 29214
Tabakierka; polka, melody by J. H.
Wilus. ©1c. Dec. 17, 1929; E unp.
14563 ; Joseph Stanley Wilus, Phila-
delphia. 29215
Tack for att du kom; af Sven Wallis,
of Sweden; pf. © 1 ¢. Dec. 26,
1929; EK unp. 14897; Ernst Rolfs
musikforlags, a. b., Stockholm, Swe-
den. 29216
Tailspin blues; melody by F. McKen-
zie. © 1. Dee. 26, 1929; E unp.
14960; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 29217
Take a tator; words and music by
Clarence Ganus. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Dec. 16, 1929;
E unp. 14510; Jack Kapp, Chicago.
29218
Take me back to Col-ler-rad-da fer to
stay; words and music by Moran
Moore; pf. and ukulele acc. © Nov.
20, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 25; E pub. 11173;
Louis J. Bennett, Kansas City, Mo.
29219
Take me to fairyland; words and mu-
sic by C. E. Marston. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dee. 30, 1929;
E unp. 15092; Carrie Elizabeth
Marston, Los Angeles. 29220
Take my seat, lady; by Ray Perkins,
arr. by Geo. J. Trinkaus; vocal
orch. pts. © Nov. 16, 1929; 2 ¢,
Nov. 20; E pub. 11289; M. Witmark
& sons, New York. 29221
Take your bow; lyrics by H. Timberg,
music by S. Timberg. ‘[Words and
melody only] ©1c. Dec. 27, 1929;
E-unp. 15026; Herman Timberg and
Samuel Timberg, New York. 29222
Talk (The) of the town; words by
Gus Kahn, music by Chester Cohn.
[Words and melody only] ©1e
Dee. 17, 1929; E unp. 14672; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 29223
1531
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29224
Talkin’ to myself; words and music
by I. F. Ghee. [Words and melody
only] ©1.. Dee. 7, 1929; E unp.
14110; Irven EF. Ghee, Jersey City.
29224
Tan town rhythm; words by Andy
Razaf, music by Jack Palmer.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Dec. 27, 1929; E unp. 15036; Joe
Davis, New York. 29225
Tango; by Dent Mowrey; pf. © Nov.
26, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 5; E pub. 11400;
G. Schirmer, ine., New York. 29226
Tango; by James H. Rogers; pf. ©
Dec. 16, 1929; 2 ec. Dee. 18; E pub.
11776; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 29227
Tango; by M. G. Hulst; pf. [Photo-
stat] ©1e. Dee. 13, 1929; E unp.
14457; Margaret Gardiner MHulst,
Montclair, N. J. 29228
Tanned legs; from the picture, words
by Sidney Clare, music by Oscar
Levant; pf. and ukulele ace. © Nov.
15, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 18; E pub. 11127;
Harms, inc., New York. 29229
Taps; camp-fire revery, by Lois von
Haupt; pf. © Oct. 2,°1929: Ze.
Dee. 28; E pub. 12018; Carl Fischer,
inc., New York. 29230
Tarde gris; bolero, letra de Magdaleno
Gonzalez, musica de P. Berrios.
[Words and melody only] ©1e..
Dec. 19, 1929; E unp. 14656; Pedro
Berrios, New York. 29231
Tarnished love; true confession song,
words and music by S. Sherwin.
[Words and melody only] ©le.
Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14864; Sterling
Sherwin, Santa Monica, Calif.
29232
Tastes like gravy; words and music
by Hudson Whittaker. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Dec. 12, 1929;
EK unp. 14407; State Street music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 29233
Te Deum laudamus; music by Hugo
Anson, of Great Britain; unison cho.,
with optional pt. for sop.; organ acc.
4to. © Nov. 29, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 30;
E for. 7782; Stainer & Bell, ltd.,
London. 29234
Te Deum laudamus; set to music by
B. Harwood, of Great Britain, op.
48; in E flat. London, Novello &
co., ltd. © Dec. 24, 1929; 1 ce. Dec.
26; E for. 7956; Basil Harwood,
Almondsbury, North Bristol, HEng-
land. 29235
pt. 111, 0. s., V. 24
Te quiero-di giste; melody by Maria
Grever. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1929; E unp.
14164; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 29236
Tea (The) house of Sing Lo; operetta
in 2 acts, book and lyrics by Geoffrey
F. Morgan, music by Daniel Prothe-
roe. Chicago, H. T FitzSimons co.
4to. © Nov. 1, 1929; 2 e¢. Oct. 11;
D pub. 276380; Henry Thomas Fitz-
Simons, Chicago. 29237
Teach me Thy will; hymn, words by
A. H. Ackley, music by J. H. Jones.
© Nov. 13, 1929; 2 ec. Noy. 13; B
pub. 11489; John H. Jones, Greens-
boro, N. C. 29238
Tears; ballad, words by W. Uhr,
music: by Lenore Uhr. © Dee. 5,
1929; 2 ec. Dec. 23; E pub. 11844;
William Uhr, Philadelphia. 29239
Teasdale (May Silva) Seven musical
playlets. 4to. bk. 1, nos. 1-8.— bk.
2, nos. 47. © Oct. 15, 1929; 2 e.
each Oct. 21; aff. Oct. 23; A 15692,
15693 ; G. Schirmer, ine., New York.
29240, 29241
Teatro Colén; por Jorge Sesar, of Mex-
ico, domiciled at El Paso; pf. [Pho-
tostat] © Dec. 10, 1929; 2 c. Dee.
16; E pub. 116387; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. 29242
Teddy bear rag; by R. Lewis; pf. ©
1 c. Dee. 10, 1929; E unp. 14800;
Ruth Lewis, Tarentum, Pa. 29243
Telephoning the blues; words and
music by Victoria Spivey. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Dee. 26,
1929; EH unp. 14990; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 29244
Tell me my sweetheart; words and
music by H. A. Bruguiere. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Aug. 81,
1929; E unp. 12414; Emile A. Bru-
guiere, Villa Carmela, Monaco.
29245
Tell me what part of the world she’s
in; words by Jack Rose [pseud. of
Jack Rosenkeer], music by R. A.
Woods. ©1c. Dec. 9, 1929; E unp.
14187; Richard Arthur Woods, Chi-
cago. . 29246
Tell me you love me true; words by
B. A. Dregmyer, music by Burrell
Van Buren. © 1c. Nov. 9, 1929;
E unp. 13972; Bertha A. Dregmyer,
Salt Lake City, Utah. 29247
Tennessee memories; words by Brick
English, music by Blue Steele.
[Words and melody only] © le
1532
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
29269
Dee. 26, 1929; E unp. 14944; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
29248
Terrific stomp; melody by Bennie
Moten and Booker Washington.
1 ce. Dee. 7, 1929; E unp. 14146;
Southern music pub. co., inc., New
York. 29249
Texas farewell; melody by Jim Pate.
© 1c. Dee. 26, 1929; E unp. 14962;
Southern music pub. co., ine., New
York. 29250
Texas shout; melody by Charles
Davenport. © 1 ce. Dee. 12, 1929;
E unp. 14404; State Street music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 29251
Texas wagoner; melody by Eck Rob-
ertson. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1929; E unp.
14168; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 29252.
Thank your father—thank your moth-
er; from Flyin’ high, words and
music by B. G. De Sylva [pseud. of
George Gard De Sylva], Lew Brown
and Ray Henderson. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dec. 31, 1929;
E unp. 15085; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, ine., New York. 29253
Thanks unto the Lord; words by
Aneurin Davies, music by K. E.
Romkey. © 1 c. Dec. 6, 1929; H
unp. 14088; Katherine E. Romkey,
Muskegon, Mich. 29254
Thanksgiving and praise; cantata for
harvest or Thanksgiving, words se-
lected, music by Alfred Wooler; sop.
1, 2, and alto; pf. or organ ace. 4to.
© Nov. 19, 1929; 2:c. Nov. 23: H
pub. 11120; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
29255
That haunting melody; melody by H.
Raimonde. © 1 ¢. Dec. 9, 1929; E
unp. 14208; Herbert Raimonde, Rox-
bury, Mass. 29256
That is how it’s done on the stage;
lyric by Edgar Smith, music by
Louis Alter. © 1c. Dec. 10, 1929;
E unp. 14286; Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer corp., Culver City, Calif.
29257
That is why I’m dancing; words and
ukulele arr. by Paul De Frank, mu-
sic by Ernest J. Goulston and Bert
Lowe; pf. ace. © Dec. 6, 1929; 2 «.
Dec. 12; E pub. 11505; Lowe-Goul-
ston, inc., Boston. 29258
That mother of mine; words and music
by Thomas B. Weaver. Syracuse,
N. Y., Willis N. Bugbee co. © Nov.
4, 1929; 2 ce. Dec. 2; E pub. 11257;
Willis N. Bugbee, Syracuse, N. Y.
29259
That’s it, what life can make so
bright! words and music by W. Gri-
gollo. © Dec. 24, 1929; 2 c. Dec.
30; E pub. 12047; Walburga Gri-
gollo, Smith River, Calif. 29260
That’s my business; from Wedding
rings, lyric by Al. Bryan, music by
Eddie Ward; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Nov. 15,1929; 2 ¢«. Nov..19;, E
pub. 11246; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 29261
That’s the low-down on the low-down;
from Playin’ around, words and mu-
sic by Bud Green and Sam H. Stept;
pf. ace., with ukulele arr. by May
Singhi Breen. © Jan. 2, 1930; 2 ¢
Dec. 30, 1929; E pub. 12037; Green
& Stept, inc., New York. 29262
That’s what I’m talking about; blues,
melody by Bennie Moten. © 1 «
Dec. 7, 1929; E unp. 14148; Southern —
music pub. co., inc., New York.
29263
That’s what you mean to me; lyric by
W. G. Thiele, music by S. E. Rob-
erts. © 1 c. Dec. 21, 1929; E unp.
14701; Wm. G. Thiele and Sidney E.
Roberts, Oakland, Calif. 29264
That’s what you mean to me; words
and music by J. M. Lomas. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Dee. 26,
1929; E unp. 14849; Jack Melford
Lomas, New York. 29265
That’s why I want to; words and mu-
sic by A. R. DeMarr. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dec. 21, 1929;
E unp. 14718; Annetta R. DeMarr,
Penn’s Grove, N. J. 29266
That wee little thing called love; fox
trot, words and music by F. L
Davis. © 1c. Dec. 138, 1929; E unp.
14463 ; Florence L. Davis, St. George,
Seidias INE. Y. 29267
That wonderful boy friend of mine;
lyric by Wm. Tracey, musie by
Maceo Pinkard; pf. and ukulele ace.
©,..Dec., 16,1929; .2.c. Deca; EB
pub. 11661; George & Arthur Pian-
tadosi, inc., New York. 29268
Them lovin’ blues; words by A. C. Car-
ter, music by Lee Turner. New
York City, Frank Harding. © Dee.
2. 1929 ¢ "2 eo Dec ae By wip. P20th:
Allis Choate Carter, Sherrill, Ark.
29269
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CATALOGUE OF. COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29270
pt. 111, 0.8., Vv. 24
Then give three cheers for father;
words and music by BH. R. Wheeler.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Dec. 16, 1929; E unp. 14504; Hvelyn
R. Wheeler, Rochester, N. Y. 29270
Then I’ll know you’re mine; lyrics by
William Hstersohn, music by B.
Sticks. [Words and melody only]
© 1 ¢. Dec. 16, 1929; E unp. 14577;
Billy Sticks, New York. 29271
Then J’ll stop loving you; fox trot,
words by G. Heflin, music by Harry
Clifford. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1929; E
unp. 14845; Gertrude Heflin, Roa-
noke, Va. 29272
There be none of beauty’s daughters;
pt.-song, words by Lord Byron, music
by Lucina Jewell; women’s voices.
4to. © Dec. 3, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 5;
E pub. 11313; H. W. Gray co., New
York. 292738
There is a friend you love; hymn,
words and music by D. Wright. ©
Oct. 4, 1929; 2 ce. Dec. 16; E pub.
11653; David Wright, Minneapolis.
| 29274
There is a land; words and music by
Herbert Johnson, arr. by S. §S.;
mixed voices, with pf. or organ acc.
4to. © Dec. 12, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 14;
E pub. 11552; Peate’s music house,
inc., Utica, N. Y. 29275
There is an eye that never sleeps;
anthem, words by John A. Wallace,
music by Adam Geibel; mixed
voices. 4to. © Dec. 16, 1929; 2.
Dee. 18; E pub. 11756; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 29276
There is no friend like Jesus; hymn,
words and music by G. Bennard. ©
Apr. 9, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 26; E pub.
11875; George Bennard, Hermosa,
Calif. 29277
There'll be a day you'll be blue;
words by M. Weaver, music by
Robt. H. Brennen. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1. Dec. 4, 1929; E
unp. 14019; Mable Weaver, Indian-
apolis. 29278
There'll still be other dawns; words
by Edna Jacques, music by Gertrude
Brown. © Dee. 14, 1929; 2 ec. Dec.
16; E pub. 11562; E. Morris music
pub. co., ine., New York. 29279
There never was no luck in my fam-
ily; words and music by M. Lasco.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Dec. 5, 1929; E unp. 14603; Morris
Lasco, Chicago. 29280
There’s a brown skin girl, down the
road somewhere; melody by Eck
Robertson. © 1 c. Dee. 7, 1929; B
unp. 14148; Southern music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 29281
There’s a tear for every smile in Hol- -
lywood; from Show girl in Holly-
wood, words and music by Bud
Green and Sam H. Stept; pf. acce.,
with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © Jan. 2, 1930; 2 c Dec.
30, 1929; E pub. 120385; Green &
Stept, inc., New York. 29282
There’s a wild woman crazy over me;
words and music by G. Cunning-
ham. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dec. 9, 1929; E unp. 14258;
George Cunningham, New York.
29283
There’s just one moon shinning [!]
for me and you; fox-trot, melody
by S. Goldhersh. © 1 ec. Dee. 28,
1929; E unp. 15061; Samuel Gold-
hersh, Paterson, N. J. 29284
There’Ss room in my heart; from
Splinters, lyric by James Dyren-
forth, music by Carroll Gibbons, of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Dec. 9, 1929; 1 ec. Dec. 19; E for.
7919; Campbell, Connelly & co., Itd.,
London. 29285
They all fall in love; from The battle
of Paris, words and music by Cole
Porter; pf. and ukulele acc. © Nov.
15, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 18; E pub. 11128;
Harms, ine., New York. 29286
They’re now wearing pajamas right
out on the streets; words by Mar-
garet EH. Shaver, music by W. G.
Shaver. © Nov. 27, 1929; 2 c. Dee.
2; E pub. 11388; Walter G. Shaver,
New York. 29287
They say good-night in the morning;
from The talk of Hollywood, words
and music by Al Piantadosi, Nat
Carr and Jack Glogau. © Dee. 9,
1929; 2 e Dec. 9; E pub. 11426;
Triangle music pub. co., inc., New
York. 29288
They’ve canned the pickle and also
canned the soup and they’ll can our
loving too; words by Sugar Marcel-
la, music by T. J. Reilly. ©.1 c
Noy. 19, 1929; Ei unp. 14694; Thomas
Joseph Reilly, Singac, N. J. 29289
Things are gonna be fine; words and
music by N. E. Walsh. ‘[Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dec. 16, 1929;
E unp. 14533; Norman Edward
Walsh, Fresno, Calif. 29290
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no. 12, 1929
Thinking; words and music by V.
Reama. [Words and melody only]
© 1. Dec. 9, 1929; E unp. 14255;
Virginia Reama, Schenectady, N. Y.
29291
This is my way of saying I love you;
words and musie by 8S. 8S. Howard.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Dec. 21, 1929; E unp. 14733; Samuel
S. Howard, North Topeka, Kan.
29292
Those songs so dear to me; words and
music by W. C. McFadden, arr. by
Salvatore Orlando. London, Keith,
Prowse & co., ltd. © Sept. 4, 1929;
1 c. Sept. 4, 1 ce. Sept. 25; E pub.
11285; William Cunningham McFad-
den, New York. 29293
Thoughts of you; theme song, lyrics
by Marion Weaver, music by P. J.
Breedy. © 1c. Dec. 17, 1929; E
unp. 14628; Paul J. Breedy, Reading,
Pa. 29294
Three hustling Hebrews; novelty song,
words and music by Thomas B.
Weaver. Syracuse, N. Y., Willis N.
Bugbee co. © Nov. 4, 1929; 2 ¢.
Dec. 2; E pub. 11260; Willis N. Bug-
bee, Syracuse, N. Y. 29295
Three little words; words and music
by H. Cohen; pf. © 1. Dee. 17,
1929; E unp. 14598; Helen Cohen,
New York. 29296
Thru all the years; lyric by Louis
Weslyn, music by Frederick W. Van-
derpool. © Nov. 15, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
19; E pub. 11247; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 29297
Ti Guopgo xepaxt; valse hesitation, from
the operetta E proti aghapi, words
and music by Nicholas Hatziapos-
tolou, of France. Athens, Mich.
Constantinides. © July 28, 1929;
1 ¢« Dee. 20; E for. 7923; Alector
pub. co., New York. 29298
Tibére; ouverture dramatique, de Del-
mas-Popy, transcrite par J. Furgeot,
of France; harmonie et fanfare pts.
4to. © July 2, 1929; 1 ec July 25;
EK for. 5839; E. Gaudet, Paris.
29299
Tight (The) rope walker; by M. L.
Preston; pf. © Dec. 16, 1929; 2 e.
Dee. 18; E pub. 117938; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 29300
Till I met you; fox-trot, from The
silver swan, lyric by Wm. 8. Brady
and Alonzo Price, music by H.
Maurice Jacquet, arr. by Frank E.
Barry; orch. pts. © Nov. 29, 1929;
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
29311
2 ce. Nov. 30; E pub. 11377; Leo
Feist, inc., New York. 29301
Tiller; from Russian sketches, words
by Nikitin, tr. and music by M. M.
M. Aurochs, of Russia, domiciled at
Seattle. © 1 ¢. Dee. 13, 1929; B
unp. 14470; Marie Madelaine Maude
Aurochs, Seattle. 29302
Tim O’Reilly ; words by George Wagg-
ner, music by J. Russel Robinson.
© 1c. Dec. 23, 1929; E unp. 14820;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., Culver
City, Calif. 29303
Time to rise; 2 pt. song or cho., words
by Robert Louis Stevenson, music
by E. Smith Atherton, arr. by
Palmer Clark; treble voices. 4to.
© Noy. 22, 1929; 2 e Dee. 28; EB
pub. 11956; Carl Fischer, ine., New
York. 29304
Tin (The) soldiers parade; by A.
Louis Scarmolin; rhythmic orch. of
toy instruments and pf., with
teacher’s sc. 4to. © Dec. 16, 1929;
2 c. Dec. 18; E pub. 11749; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 29305
Tip-toe thru’ the tulips with me; from
Golddiggers of Broadway, by Al
Dubin and Joe Burke, arr. by Frank
Schmidt; concertina. © Noy. 16;
1929; 2 c. Nov. 205 ,E). pub., 11243;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
29306
Tip (The) top girl; words by L. E.
Johnson, music by David Reed. ©
Nov. 15;°1929; 2°¢. Nov. 185 Hi pub:
11898; Lo Ella Johnson, Fort
Wayne, Ind. 29307
Tiritomba; words by W. EH. Dimorier,
Italian folk song, arr. by Morten J.
Luvaas; male voices. 4to. © Dec.
4, 4929 : 2 ee Dec. 26;' BH pub? 12046;
C. C. Birchard & co., Boston. 29308
Tiroler salon-album; 11 charakter-
istische vortragsstucke von Richard
Krentzlin, of Germany; pf. © Nov.
1, 1929; 1 ec. Dec. 3; E for. 8004;
Schlesinger’sche buch- wu. musik-
handlung, Berlin-Lichterfelde. [©
nos. 1-6, 8, 10.] 29309
"Tis raining; study, by Homer Grunn;
pf. © Nov. 18, 1929; 2 «@ Nov. 23;
EK pub. 11121; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 29310
Tjener! tjener! kom med @llet! tekst
af Leif Berg og Dan Folke, musik
af Felix Weinberger, of Denmark;
pf. © Nov. 1, 1929; 1 c. Nov. 20; EB
for. 7753; Wilhelm Hansen, Copen-
hagen. 29311
1539
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29312
To live and tell to all; hymn, words
and music by H. G. Tovey. © Nov.
1, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 26; E pub. 11882;
Herbert G. Tovey, Eagle Rock, Calif.
29312
To my mammy; from Mammy, words
and music by Irving Berlin. © Dec.
2,: 1929; 2 e. Dee, 3;..H pub. 11282;
Irving Berlin, ine., New York.
- 293138
Tod (Der); worte von Fr. Holderlin,
musik von Arthur Piechler, of Ger-
many, op. 26; ma&nnerchor, ohne
begl. Partitur u. stimmen. 4to.
Oct. 1, 1929; 1 ce. Dee. 2; E for. 7885;
N. Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
29314
Todo Beriin; vals, por Pioquinto Gon-
zalez, sr., of Mexico, domiciled at
El Paso; pf. [Photostat] © Dec.
10, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 16; E pub. 11689;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
29315
Together ; words and music by A. Wat-
son, of Great Britain. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Dec. 21, 1929;
E ounp. 14724; Arthur Watson, To-
ronto, Ont., Canada. 29316
Together, side by side; lyric and music
by B. A. Loving. © 1 ce. Dec. 13,
1929; EK unp. 14440; Bessie A. Loy-
ing, Loami, III. 29317
Tonight in our garden of love; words
by Sanford Holt, music by Jack San-
ders. [Words and melody only] ©
1 ec. Dee. 18, 1929; E unp. 14443;
Holt, Perry & Sanders co., ine., Kan-
sas City, Mo. 29318
Too late; fox trot, melody by F. Nel-
son and Joe Oliver. © 1 ¢. Dec.
26, 1929; E unp. 14947; Southern
music pub. co., inec., New York.
29319
Too late too late blues; ‘words and
music by J. M. Williams. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Dec. 12,
1929; E unp. 14405; State Street
music pub. co., ine., Chicago.
29320
Too long; from You’d be surprised,
words and music by Walter Forde,
of Great Britain; pf. and ukulele
ace. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions} “© dan: 1) W3s0R ee Dec.
26, 1929; E for. 7960; Cambridge
music co., ltd., London. 29321
Top spinning; by Carl Wilhelm Kern,
op. 606, no. 1; pf. © Dec. 18, 1929;
2 ce. Dec. 20; E pub. 11805; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 29322
pt. II, 0. s., v. 24
Toreo fino; paso-doble, di José M. Luc-
chesi, of Brazil; econ pf. conductor.
4to. 1. Odeon orch. ptes.—2. Salen-
orch. ptes. © Nov. 15, 1929; 1 «¢.
Dec. 23; E for. 7985; Aug. Cranz,
G. m. b. H., Leipzig. 29323
Torpar jazzen; text av Fritz Gustaf,
musik av Ernst Rolf, of Sweden; pf.
© 1c. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14914;
Ernst Rolf’s musikforlags, a. b.,
Stockholm, Sweden. 29324
Totentiberfahrt; worte von Ernst Ber-
tram, musik von Wilhelm Rettich,
of Germany, op. 22, nr. 1; md&nner-
chor, ohne begl. Partitur u. stim-
men. 4to. © Oct. 1, 1929; 1 ¢. Dec.
2; E for. 7884; N. Simrock, G. m.
b. H., Berlin. 29325
Totsie; waltz, by Evelyn McCullough ;
pf. © Dee. 5, 1929; 2 c. Dee. 9;
E pub. 11422; A. W. Perry’s sons,
Sedalia, Mo. 29326
Touraine (La); march, by Nathaniel
Shilkret, adapted by William C.
Schoenfeld ; orch. pts. © Nov. 22,
1829; 2 c. Nov. 25; E pub. 11093;
Atlas music corp., New York. 29327
Toy (The) sail boat; by Helen Mac-
Gregor, ed., annotated and fingered
by John M. Williams; pf. © Nov.
30, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 2; E pub. 11088;
Boston music co., Boston. 29328
Toyland parade; by H. P. Hopkins;
pf. © Nov. 85, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 27;
E pub. 11198; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 29329
Traffic (The) jam; words and music
by Will Hanson [i. e. W. F. Han-
son] © 1c. Dee. 21, 1929; E ump.
14739; William Frederick Hanson,
Provo, Utah. 29330
Train’s (The) done left me; lyrie and
music by Thos. C. Ashley. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Dee. 7,
1929; E unp. 14144; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 29331
Traum (Der) des reservisten; tonge-
milde, musik von C. M. Ziehrer, of
Austria, arr. von Isy Geiger; grosses
orch. stimmen. 4to. © June 1,
1929; 1 ce. Oct. 2; E for. 7827; Josef
Weinberger, Vienna. 293832
Travle (Den) Tillie; fox-trot, tekst
af Leif Berg og Dan Folke, musik af
Sidney Boston, of Denmark; pf. ©
Nov. 1, 1929; .1:¢.; Nov... 20+ 1, for.
7751; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
29333
1536
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
Treasures of memory; words and
music by G. C. Joslyn. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Dee. 11, 1929;
E unp. 143841; George C. Joslyn,
Minneapolis. 29334
Tribute of America, the good old
U-S-A-; melody by W. McKinney. ©
1 ec. Dee. 18, 1929; EH unp. 14475;
Warren McKinney, Boise, Id. 29335
Trio (The) club favorite pieces for
violin, ’cello and piano; by classic
and modern composers, compiled by
William M. Felton. © Nov. 29, 1929;
2c. and aff. Dec. 2; AA 30006;
Theodore Presser co., Philadelphia.
29336
Trot along boy; fox. trot, lyric by
Dallas Pickens, music by P. Parent.
© 1c. Dec. 9, 1929; E unp. 14280;
Paulette Parent, Washington.
29337
Troubled in mind; negro spiritual,
words by Mercer Cook, musiec arr.
and adapted by Will Marion Cook;
high voice. © Nov. 26, 1929; 2 ¢.
Dec. 5; E pub. 11399; G. Schirmer,
inc., New York. 29338
Troubles, farther and farther away;
words and music by R. Raney.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Dee. 10, 1929; E unp. 14339; Re-
bekah Raney, San Francisco. 29339
Troxler (Meta ter Kuile) 4 canti per
soprano e piano; testi di diversi au-
tori, musica di Meta ter Kuile [i. e.
M. ter K. Troxler], of Netherlands,
op. 10b. heft 6 [German text]
1. Elfe. [3 others] © Feb. 20, 1928;
1c. June 30; E for. 740; Meta ter
Kuile Troxler, Milan. 29340
—— 4 gesinge per canto e piano; ged.
v. Hans Reinhart, musik von Meta
ter Kuile [i. e. M. ter K. Troxler]
of Netherlands, op. 18. heft 7.
[German text] 1. Der doppel gin-
ger. [3 others] © Feb. 20, 1928;
1 ¢e. June 30; E for. 7389; Meta ter
Kuile Troxler, Milan. 29341
4 lieder per canto e piano; testi
di diversi autori, musica di Meta ter
Kuile [i. e. M. ter K. Troxler], of
Netherlands, op. 7a. heft 5. ([Ger-
man text] 1. Ballade des Husseren
lebens. [3 others] © Feb. 20, 1928;
1 e. June 30; E for. 741; Meta ter
Kuile Troxler, Milan. 29342
— 4 lieder per canto e piano; testi
di diversi autori, musica di Meta ter
Kuile [i. e. M. ter K. Troxler], of
Netherlands, op. 7b. [German and
29352
Italian text] 1. Stindchen. [38
others] © Aug. 18, 1926; 1 c. May
6, 1927; E for. 742; Meta ter Kuile
Troxler, Milan. 29348
True love; words by M. A. Ortiz,
music by W. C. Noonan. © 1c. Dec.
9, 1929; E unp. 14275; May A. Ortiz,
Beaumont, Tex. 29344
Trust Him; hymn, words by Charlotte
G. Homer, music by Chas. H. Ga-
briel. © Nov. 8, 1929; 2 c. Noy. 19;
E pub. 11704; Hope pub. co., Chi-
cago. 29345
Trusting; duet, words by V. Paul
Hutchens, music by E. R. Farrar;
alto and ten. © Aug. 8, 1929; 2 e.
Dec. 26; E pub. 11923; Elden R.
Farrar, Chicago. 29346
Truth (The) about the thing; words
and music by Leroy Carr. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Dec. 5,
1929; E unp. 14067; State Street
music pub. co., inc., Chicago. 29347
Tryste Noél; pt.-song, words by Louise
Imogen Guiney, music by Marion
‘pauer, op, 22, no. 1. 4to, @jige
Nov. 30, 1929; E unp. 14466; Arthur
P. Schmidt co., Boston. 29348
Tschaikowsky (Peter Iljitch) Sym-
phony number four; op. 36, ed. and
annotated by Perey Goetschius; pf;
in F min. Copyright is based upon
new matter of P. Goetschius,
namely, his interpretation repre-
sented in the legible notation thereof
contained in the copies filed. ©
Nov. 19, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 283; E pub.
11118 ; Oliver Ditson co., Boston.
29349
—— The tin grenadiers; toy soldiers’
march, lyric by Frederick H. Mar-
tens, 2-pt. choral arr. by Christo-
pher O’Hare; treble voices. 4to.
Dee. 6, 1929; 2 ce. Dec. 5; E pub.
11301; Kay and Kay music pub.
corp., New York. 29350
Tune in on heaven; hymn, words by
H. J. Houghton, music by P. S.
Kerr. 4to. ©. Aug..1, 1929. 2 ¢.
Oct. 22; E pub. 12076; Phillip Stan-
ley Kerr, Los Angeles, and Hulda
Jane Houghton, Houston. 29351
Tune in on my love call; words and
music by H. B. Estrin. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Dee. 17, 1929; .
E unp. 14579; Herman Bailey Es-
trin, New York. 29352
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CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29353
Turbulence; by Dave Broekman and
Sam A. Perry; [pf. conductor] ©
1 c. Dec.. 23, 1929; E unp. 14788;
Universal pictures corp., Universal
City, Calif. 29353
Turn out the sunshine, turn on the
- moon; words and music by C. Ide.
[Words and melody only] ©1e«.
Dec. 23, 1929; E unp. 14828; Charles
Ide, Stonington, Conn. 29354
Turn ye to me; words by John Wil-
son, old Highland melody, arr. by
Gladys Pitcher; sop., alto and bar.
© Dec. 23, 1929; 2c Jan. 2, 1930;
E pub. 12105; C. C. Birchard & co.,
Boston. 29355
Turning (The) in the lane; fox trot,
words by Harry Kelly, music by H.
Oblinger. [Chords, single staff] ©
1 ec. Dec. 11, 1929; E unp. 14333;
Harry Oblinger, San Francisco.
29356
Tuve un amor; letra y musica de Ti-
moteo Flores, of Mexico, domiciled
at El Paso; pf. [Photostat] ©
Dec. 10, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 16; E pub.
11640; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
29357
"Twas but a kiss; words by Oliver
Murray Edwards, music by Fay Fos-
ter; high voice. Syracuse, N. Y.,
Oliver music co. © Nov. 5, 1929;
2c. Nov. 8; E pub. 11230; Oliver M.
Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y. 293858
Twilight melodies ; theme song of Twi-
light melodies, words and music by
Victor Young, Donald Bernard and
Nathan Natoli. Chicago, Grossman
& Lewis music pub. co. © Dec. 26,
1929; 2 ce Dec. 30; E pub. 12045;
Bernard Grossman and EHdward
Lewis, Chicago. 29359
Two fragments; lyric and music by
Jules Allen. [Words and melody
only] ©1c. Dec. 7, 1929; HB unp.
14139; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 29360
Tyrolean waltz; by James H. Rogers;
pf. © Dec. 16, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 18;
E pub. 11768; Theodore Presser co.,
Philadelphia. 29361
U potutku-valéik; melody by Vaclav
Fiser. © 1c. Nov. 22, 1929; E unp.
13982; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 29362
Ugyan kittemetnek, Erdelyi magyarok,
Nem tudok mar, Te adtad nekem;
melody by Balya Banyai and Kar-
pt. Il, n.s., v. 24
pat, of Hungary. © 1. Sept. 18,
1929; E unp. 13920; Klokner Ede,
Budapest, Hungary. 29363
Ultimas (Las) horas; letra y musica
de Conrado Varela, of Mexico, domi-
ciled at Los Angeles; pf. [Photo-
stat] © Dec. 10, 1929; 2 ¢. Dee.
16; E pub. 11641; Dionisio Acosta,
Los Angeles. » 29364
Uncle Joe; words and music by J.
Johnson. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dec. 3, 1929; E unp. 13962;
James Johnson, New York. 293865
Under Hawaiian skies; words by H.
Cupp, music by Samuel H. Speck.
New York City, Frank Harding.
Dec. 9, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 27; E pub.
12075; Hazel Cupp, Tyrone, Pa.
29366
Underneath the _ everlasting arms;
words by William M. Czamanske,
music by William F. Bertram;
mixed voices. 4to. © Dee. 26,
1929; 2 c. Dec. 30; E pub. 12028;
Concordia pub. house, St. Louis.
29367
Underneath the Vanna Vanna moon;
lyric by Al Maister, music by B.
Fazioli; pf. © 1. Dec. 27, 1929;
E unp. 15033; Bernardo Fazioli, Bel-
mont, Mass. 29368
Undertakers blues; words and music
by D. Williams. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. Dec. 26, 1929; B
unp, 14949; Southern music pub. co.,
inc., New York. 29869
Ungdomssvarmeri; vals, text avy Hinar
Westling, musik av Norbert Pouch,
of Sweden; pf. © Nov. 20, 1929;
1c. Dee. 18; E for. 7915; E. Ander-
ssons musikforlag, Malmo, Sweden.
29370
Unhappy; lyrics by J. Baer, music by
Morty Kessler. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Dec. 2, 1929; E unp.
13916; Jerry Baer, Cedarhurst, L. L.,
NEY, 293871
University (The) of Chicago song
book; authorized and published by
the Undergraduate council. Rev.
and enl. ed. © Aug. 15, 1929; 2 ec.
and aff. Dec. 18, 1929; A 16639;
Undergraduate council of the Uni-
versity of Chicago, Chicago. 29372
Unrest; agitato e appassionato, by
Sam A. Perry, arr. by Adolph Fink ;
pf. © 1c. Dec. 23, 1929: HB unp.
14763; Universal pictures corp.,
Universal City, Calif, 293873
1538
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
29395.
Until one comes along; from Married
in Hollywood, lyric by Harlan
Thompson, music by Dave Stamper.
© Dec. 24, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 26; EH
pub. 11858; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 293874
Until the dawn; words and music by
Roy Rockwood [pseud. of V. H\
Rockwood. Words and _ melody
only] ©1e. Dec. 18, 1929; E unp.
14623; Victor E. Rockwood, Los
Angeles. 29375
Until you went away; words by L.
Gaiotto, music by F. Cracolice, jr.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Dec. 19, 1929; E unp. 14663; Louis
Gaiotto and Frank Cracolice, 40°.
San Jose, Calif. 29376
Unwelcome (The) visitor; by M. L.
Preston; pf. © Nov. 25, 1929; 2 ¢.
Nov. 27; E pub. 11203; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 29377
Up in a swing; 2 pt. song or cho.,
' words by Robert Louis Stevenson,
music by E. Smith Atherton, arr. by
Palmer Clark; treble voices. 4to.
© Nov. 22, 1929.2 ‘cc. Dec: 285 H
pub. 11950; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 29878
Up with the Flag; words by Berton
Braley, musie by Catherine Pannill
Mead; 3 equal voices. © Jan. 20,
1929; 2 « Dec. 26; E pub. 11928;
Otto A. Singenberger, Mundelein,
Tl. 29379
Utah Carl’s last ride; words and music
by T. F. Wheeler and M. HE. Lamb.
[Words and melody only] ©1e.
Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14984; South-
ern music pub. co., inc., New York.
29380
V-E Polish dance orchestra collection
no. 5; compiled and arr. by Louis
Vitak; pts. © Dee. 10, 1929; 2 ¢.
Dec. 31; E pub. 12085; Vitak-Elsnic
co., Chicago. 29381
Va har dui kikar’n Emanuel? av Helge
Lindberg, of Sweden; pf. ©l1le
Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14906; Ernst
Rolfs musikforlags, a. b., Stockholm,
Sweden. 29382
Vad jag gor, gor jag av karlek; slow
fox, av Karl Wehle och Ernst Rolf,
both of Sweden; pf. © 1 cc. Dee.
26, 1929; E unp. 14883; Ernst Rolfs
musikforlags, a. b., Stockholm,
Sweden. 293883
Vad kan jag onska mig mer...?
valsromans, text av Waldemar Dal-
uuist, musik ay Ted Martin, of
91207—30——_8
Sweden; pf. © Nov. 16, 1929; 1 ¢.
Dec. 4; E for. 7726; Edition Sylvain,
Stockholm, Sweden. 29384
Vin(En) i viken; av Ernst Rolf, of
Sweden; pf. © 1c. Dee. 26, 1929;
EK unp. 14887; Ernst Rolfs musik-.
forlags, a. b., Stockholm, Sweden.
29385.
Vagabond (A) song; 3-pt. song, words.
by Bliss Carman, music by Milton
Rusch; treble voices. 4to. © Nov.
10, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 15; E pub. 11896;
Henry Thomas FitzSimons, Chicago.
29386.
Valentine stomp; melody by Thomas
Waller. © 1c. Dec. 26, 1929; BE.
unp. 14975; Southern music pub. co.,
inc.,, New York. 293887
Valse anglaise; di Thos. Preston, of
Great Britain, orch. di Eugenio
Tironi, of Italy; piccola orch. parti,.
con pf. conduttore. © Nov. 18,
1929; 1 «@ Dee. 19; E for. 7981;
A. & G. Carisch & c., Milan. 29388.
Valse at twilight; by M. Merson; pf..
© 1c. Dee. 16, 1929; E unp. 14519;
Miksa Merson, Forest Glen, Md.
29389:
Valse lente; by G. Alexandresco, of
Roumania, domiciled at New York;
melody, with pf. ace. © 1 ¢. Nov.
14, 1929; E unp. 18925; Gregoire
Alexandresco, New York. 29390
Valse sentimentale; by I. Brussels; pf.
© 1c. Dee. 4, 1929; E unp. 14684;
Iris Brussels, Paterson. 29391
Velniu Simta; words and music by A..
Vanagaitis, of Lithuania, domiciled.
at Chicago; pf. © 1 ¢. Dee. 7,
1929; E unp. 14127; Antanas Vana-
gaitis, Chicago. 29392:
.? fox-trot, text av Goésta
Stevens, musik av Nils Lorén, of
Sweden; pf. © Dee. 10, 1929; 1 «.
Dec. 26; E for. 7964; Ernst Rolfs
musikforlags, a. b., Stockholm,
Sweden. 29393:
Ven Jesucita ven; Jetra y musica de
Manuel Flores, of Mexico, domiciled
at El Paso; pf. [Photostat] ©
Dec. 10, 1929; 2 ce. Dec. 16; E pub.
11642; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
- 293894
Ven vel ich shoin a kale veren; words
by Israel Rosenberg, music by H.
Wohl. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dec. 19, 1929; E unp. 14646;
Herman Wohl, New York. 29395:
Vem vet ..
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29396
Vengo a verla; letra y musica de Jose
Peralta, of Mexico, domiciled at El
Paso; pf. [Photostat] © Dec. 10,
1929; 2 ce. Dee. 16; E pub. 11643;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles. 29396
Veoney ; slow fox trot, words and mu-
sic by M. Capps. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Dee. 6, 1929; B
unp. 14098; Morton Capps, Sheridan,
Wy.
‘Verdi (Giuseppe) Miserere; from Il
trovatore, arr. by Ernest Millikin;
pf. © Dec. 30, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 31;
EK pub. 12061; Ernest Millikin, Buf-
falo, N. Y. 29398
Vesperal; by R. S. Stoughton; organ.
© Dec. 18, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 20; E pub.
11808; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 29399
Vi vil ha’ et lille hus paa maaen;
tekst af Bérge Miiller, musik af
Henry Willum, of Denmark; pf. ©
Nov. 1, 1929; 1 e. Nov. 20;.E for.
7752; Wilhelm Hansen, Copenhagen.
29400
Vide un bimbo un fiorellin....;
romanza, di Federica, testo di A.
Boschetti, musica di Franz Lehar,
of Hungary. © May 8, 1929; 1 «¢.
July 16; E for. 7953; Casa musicale
‘Mauro, Rome. 29401
Vieni sul mare; Italian waltz song,
arr. by Joseph Paul Elsnic; concer-
tina. © Dec. 10, 1929; 2 ¢. Dec. 31;
E pub. 12092; Vitak-Elsnic co., Chi-
cago. 29402
Village fair; mazurka, by William
Baines; pf. © Dee. 18, 1929; 2 c.
Dec. 20; E pub. 11801; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 29403
Vin (Le) perdu; de Charmes, poéme
de Paul Valéry, musique de Vincenzo
Tommasini, of Italy. © Dec. 3,
1929; 1 e. Dee: 4; E for. 7796; G.
Ricordi & co., Milan. 29404
Vinga-valsen; text av Fritz Gustaf,
musik av Ernst Rolf, of Sweden ; pf.
© 1c. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14882;
Ernst Rolfs musikforlags, a. b.,
Stockholm, Sweden. 29405
Viniste del cielo; lyrics by Adolfo
Utrera, music by N. Menendez, of
Cuba, domiciled at New York; pf.
© 1 «. Dec. 20, 1929; E unp. 14690;
Nilo Menendez, New York. 29406
Violet (The) waltz; text avy Jean
Krnst, musik av Guy Hunter, of
Sweden; pf. [Swedish text] ©
29397 .
pt. III, D. 8., V. 24
Noy. 30, 1929; 1 ¢. Dec. 26; E for.
7966; Reuter & Reuter, Stockholm,
Sweden. | 29407
Violet’s (The) message; words by M.
L. Campbell, music by Samuel H.
Speck. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dee. 3, 1929; E unp. 13930;
May Lackey Campbell, Judsonia,
Ark. 29408
Virtuoso—caprice; by A. Arentzen;
violin. © Dec. 10, 1929; 2 c. Dec.
13; E pub. 11669; Arnuly Arentzen,
Minneapolis. 29409
Vision de volupté; prélude sympho-
nique, par G. Bonincontro, of Italy ;
petit orch. parties, avec pf. con-
ducteur. 4to. © Oct. 17, 1929; 1 c.
Nov. 16; E for. 7885; Editions Max
Eschig, Paris. 29410
Visioni di danze; intermezzo, di S.
Valisi, of Italy; salon orch. parti,
con pf. conduttore. 4to. © Oct. 8,
1929; 1 ec. Dec. 11; E for. 7841; Casa
editrice Alfonso Drago, Magenta,
Italy. 29411
Visor och melodier (Lauluja ja lau-
lemia); till dikter av Thor Cnat-
tingius, musik av Yrjo Kilpinen, of
Finland, op. 48-46. hafte 14.
[Swedish, Finnish and German text]
© Nov. 1, 1929; 1 c. each Nov. 20;
E for. 7757-7760; Wilhelm Hansen,
Copenhagen. 29412-29415
Viva lu nostru re; canzone siciliana,
versi e musica di R. Gioiosa, of
Italy, domiciled at New York; violin.
© 1c. Dec. 31, 1929; E unp. 15116;
Rosina Gioiosa, New York. 29416
Voice of the blues; words and music
by Thomas Dorsey. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dee. 12, 1929;
E unp. 14401; State Street music
pub. co., ine., Chicago. 29417
Volvid Maruca; bolero-son, letra y
musica por P. Flores. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dec. 18, 1929;
EH unp. 14614; Pedro Flores, New
York. 29418
Wachtmeister (Axel Raoul) ‘Tre pi-
anostycken for vanster hand; av A.
R. Wachtmeister, of Sweden. nr. 1.
Glidje. [2 others] © Nov. 1, 1929;
1c. Nov. 20; E for. 7742; Wilhelm
Hansen, Copenhagen. 29419
Wagner (Richard) Huldigungsmarsch ;
arr. for symphonic band by M. L..
Lake; conductor pt. © Nov. 15,
1929 ;"'2..c. Nov. 25; BH pubs iiiz2:
Oliver Ditson co., Boston. 29420
1540
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
29440
Die meistersinger von Niirnberg;
vorspiel, arr. by Chas. J. Roberts;
full orch. pts., with pf.-conductor.
© Oct.’ 25, 1929: 2 c. Dec. 28; HE
pub. 12000; Carl Fischer, inc., New
York. 29421
Wait a minute; words and music by
Ed. E. Elton and Shaun Glenville, of
Great Britain; pf. ace., with ukulele
arr. by R. S. Stoddon. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Oct. 15,
d929> 1 c.Oct.. VG; EB. for. 0772;,.B.
Feldman & co., London. 29422
Wait till I get my specs; novelty rube
song, words and musi¢c by Thomas B.
Weaver. Syracuse, N. Y¥:., Willis N.
Bugbee co. © Nov. 4, 1929; 2 c¢.
Dee. 2; E pub. 11261; Willis N.
Bugbee, Syracuse, N. Y. 29423
Waiting for my sunbeam: words by A.
Triick, music by Samuel H. Speck.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Ock-21y 192922. esDees 11 2 BE pub.
11529; Adeline Triick, Brooklyn.
29424
Waiting for the new-dawn of tomor-
row; words by A. Cincotta, music
by Samuel H. Speck. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Dec. 3, 1929;
E unp. 13931; Anthony Cincotta,
Brunswick, Md. 29425
Waiting for you; words and music by
G. W. Cheney. [Words and melody
only] © 1c. Dec. 30, 1929; E unp.
15099 ; George Wright Cheney, Cin-
cinnati. 29426
Wake up your feet; from Padlocks of
1929, words and music by Mack Gor-
don and Geo. D. Wiest. © Nov. 19,
1929; 2 ce. Nov. 20; E pub. 11188;
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc., New
York. 29427
Waken, lords and ladies gay; words
by Walter Scott, music by G. A.
Grant-Schaefer; mixed voices. 4to.
© Dee. 9, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 12; E pub.
11496; Arthur P. Schmidt co., Bos-
ton. 29428
Wall Street blues; words by Margaret
Gregory and W. ©. Handy, music by
W. C. Handy; pf. and ukulele acc.
© Nov. 30, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 6; E pub.
11346; W. C. Handy, New York.
29429
Wall (The) Street blues; or, I'd
rather have backing than necking,
words and music by H. Cohen.
[Chords, single staff] © 1 ¢. Dec.
17, 1929; E unp. 14599; Helen Cohen,
New York. 29430
Waltz anew; words and music by M.
B. Coster. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1929; E
unp. 14278; Magdalen B. Coster,
Brooklyn. 29431
Waltz melody in F; by N. A. Ring-
holz; melody, with pf. ace. © 1.
Dec. 9, 1929; E unp. 14210; Norbert
A. Ringholz, Sandusky, O. 29432
Wanakah folio; solos for Hawaiian
guit., by B. Sheldon Green. © Dec.
21, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 21; E pub. 11837;
Don Santos pub. co., ine., Rochester,
Wiece® 29433
Wanderer, come home; words by Jim-
mie Kennedy, music by Maurice
Beresford, of Great Britain; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by R. S. Stoddon.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Dec. 2, 1929; 1 e@ Dec. 3; E for.
7802; B. Feldman & co., London.
29434
Wandering (The) man; words by Vic-
tor Levien, music by G. Walther, of
Belgium, domiciled at New York.
© 1c. Dec. 11, 1929; E unp. 14342;
Gustave Walther, New York. 29435
Wandering Will; words and music by
Mod... eiipusch.. © -4 @ Dees a:
1929; E unp. 13952; Michael Edgar
Bilpusch, Los Angeles. 29436
Warum gehort dein roter mund nicht
mir allein? slow-fox, text von Fritz
Rotter, musik von Robert Stolz, of
Austria, op. 519. © July 15, 1929;
1c. Aug. 28; E for. 7954; Roehr, a.
g,. Berlin. 29437
Warum ist nur das veilchen treu und
treulos die tomate? lied und foxtrot,
worte von Menne Freudenberg,
musik von Otto Stransky, of
Czechoslovakia. © Sept. 17, 1929;
1 ec. Oct. 24; E for. 8002; Drei mas-
ken verlag, a. g., Berlin. 29438
Warum mocht’? man das, was man nie
haben kann? tango, text und musik
von Fritz Rotter, of Germany, and
Michael Krausz, of Hungary, fiir
klavier von Fred Ralph [pseud. of
Hermann Krome] © Nov. 29, 1929;
1 ce. Dec. 28:; E for. 7995; Drei mas-
ken verlag, a. g., Berlin. 29439
Was I dreaming; words and music by
E. L. Hamilton; with quartet for
male or mixed cho. © 1c. Dec. 9,
1929; E unp. 14225; Edith L. Hamil-
ton, Lake Arthur, N. M. 29440
1541
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29441
pt. 111, 0. 8., v. 24
Was kann ich dafiir! slow-fox, text
von Max Hansen, musik yon Max
Hansen und Peter Kreuder, both of
Austria. © Dee. 5, 1929; 1 ¢. Dec.
28; E for. 7998; Drei-masken verlag,
a. g., Berlin. 29441
Washboard wiggles; melody by Tiny
Parham. © 1c. Dec. 7, 1929; E
unp. 14161; Southern music pub co.,
ine., New York. 29442
Washington’s birthday; juvenile op-
eretta in 2 acts, book, lyrics and
music by Lina Loring. 4to. © Dec.
9, 1929; 2 ec. Dee. 11; D pub. 27635;
Willis music co., Cincinnati. 29443
Wasn’t it beautiful while it lasted?
from Flyin’ high, words and music
by B. G. De Sylva [pseud. of George
Gard De Sylva], Lew Brown and
Ray Henderson. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. Dee. 31, 1929; E
unp. 15082; De Sylva, Brown &
Henderson, inc., New York. 29444
Wasted life blues; words and music
by B. Smith. [Words and melody
only] ©l1e. Noy. 26, 1929; E unp.
143438; Bessie Smith, New York.
29445 »
Wasting the hours; words and music
by G. H. Turner, of Great Britain,
arr. by Dave Comer; pf. acc., with
ukulele arr. by R. S. Stoddon. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Oct.
15, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 17; E for. 7774;
B. Feldman & co., London. 29446
Wave Old Glory; words and music by
Jobn HE. Boothe Ford. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Dec. 4, 1929;
EK unp. 14017; Emma Ford, Bonner
Springs, Kan. 29447
Way down in Alabama; lyric and
music by J. Pierce. [Words and
melody only]
E unp. 14870; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 29448
Way. (The) I do; fox trot, words by
C. Norris, music by B. Oakland; ist
violin. ©1c. Nov 29, 1929; BH unp.
14359; Ben Oakland and Cal Norris,
New York. 29449
Way (The) I feel to-day; words by
Andy Razaf, music by Donald Red-
man and Howard Quicksell. ©1e.
Nov. 18, 1929; EH unp. 14846; Joe
Davis, New York. 29450
Way (The), the Truth, the Life; text
by George W. Doane, music by HB.
S. Hosmer. 1. High voice, in D
flat. —2. Low voice, in'B flat. ©
© 1.¢, Dee. 7, 1929;
Nov. 18, 1929; 2 c each Nov. 23;
E pub. 11112; Oliver Ditson co.,
Boston. 29451
We cheer givers say face the sunshine ;
words and music by EK. Herman.
[Words and melody only] © 1 ec.
Dec. 19, 1929; E unp. 14644; Essie
Herman, New York. 29452
We love us; words by Lee Morre,
music by Joe Sanders. [Words and
melody only] ©41e. Dee. 17, 1929;
E unp. 14673; Leo Feist, inc., New
York. 29458.
We're at peace with the world, mind-
ing our own business; words and
music by B. Miller. [Words and
melody only] ©1. Dee. 9, 1929;
EH unp. 14219; Bob Miller, New York.
29454
Weht im herbst der wind... ! tango,.
worte von Theo Halton, musik von
Friedrich Wilhelm Rust, of Ger-
many. © Nov. 4, 1929; 1 e. Nov.
27; E for. 7710; Musikverlag City,
Leipzig. 29455.
Weihnachts-album; 31 Weihnachtslie-
der, zusammengestellt von Carl Gan-
schals, of Germany, bearb. von Her-
mann Wenzel, of Germany, arr. fir
violine von A. Ringer; pf. mit unter-
legtem text und 2. violine. © Nov.
5, 1928; 1 e«. Jan. 11, 1929; Hi for
2244; Fr. Portius, Leipzig. 29456
Welcome to Hollywood; opening cho.,
words and music by J. Toney, arr.
by Fred Tunstall. © 1c. Nov. 12,
1929; E unp. 14886; James Toney,
St. Joseph, Mo. 29457
Well dressed man; oriental music for
cafe scene, by Arthur Kay; pf.
1 ec. Nov. 5, 1929; E unp. 18974;
Fox film corp., New York. 29458
Wenn du mich nicht mehr lieb hast...
tango, worte von Fritz Rotter, musik
von Richard Fall, of Austria. ©
Oct. 29, 1929; 1 ec. Dee. 17; BH for.
7909; Wiener bohéme-verlag, Vienna.
29459
Wenn du treulos bist; tango, aus Die
drei musketiere, text von Schanzer
u. Welisch, musik von Ralph Benat-
zky, of Austria, klav.-arr. von Nico
Dostal, of Austria. © Aug. 27, 1929;
1 ec. Dee. 20; E for. 7927; Alrobi
musikverlag, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
29460
1542
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
Were you just pretending; from No,
no, Nannette, lyric by Herman Ruby,
music by M. K. Jerome; pf. and uku-
lele acc. © Nov. 15, 1929; 2 c. Nov.
19; E pub. 11244; M. Witmark &
sons, New York. 29461
Weselny marsz; melody by Joseph
Kmiec. © 1c. Noy. 22, 1929; E unp.
13987 ; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 29462
West (The) is the best; words by E.
Hooper, musie by Vida Tribble; pf.
and ukulele ace. New York City,
Frank Harding. © Nov. 20, 1929;
2c. Dec. 5; E pub. 11447; Edith
Hooper, Oakland, Calif. 29463
What a fool I’ve been to believe in
you; words and music by Al Eldridge
{i. e. Alfred Eldridge], arr. by Jean
Walz: pf. and ukulele ace. Chi-
cago, Grossman & Lewis music pub.
co. © Dec. 24, 1929; 2 c Dec. 30;
E pub. 12046; Bernard Grossman
and Edward Lewis, Chicago. 29464
What a perfect night for love; words
by Charles Lenzen and Al Cameron,
music by Pete Bontsema; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Jan. 2, 1930; 2 ¢.
Dec. 30, 1929; E pub. 12054; Hand-
man, Kent & Goodman, inc., New |}
York. 29465
What a wonderful day; words by A.
Sarentine, music by John Douglas
Stuart. ©1ce. Dec. 2, 1929; E unp.
13915; Andy Sarentine, Franklin
Square, L. I., N. Y. 29466
What can I do to win your love?
words and music by W. C. Vincent.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Dec. 23, 1929; E unp. 14834; Wil-
liam Clinton Vincent, Houston.
29467
What does it mean; hymn, words by
James Rowe, music by A. M. Pace.
© Sept. 15, 1929; 2 c Dec. 20; B
pub. 11784; Adger M. Pace, Law-
renceburg, Tenn. 29468
What kind 0’ man is you; words and
music by Hoagy Carmichael. ©
Nov. 29, 1929; 2 c. Dee: 7; E) pub.
11356; Mills music, inec., New York.
29469
What makes a tom cat blue; words
and music by J. M. Williams.
[Words and melody only] © 1.
Dec. 5, 1929; E unp. 14070; State
Street music pub. ¢co., ine., Chicago.
29470
29481
What’s a fellow to do; words by M.
Vermilya, music by Miriam Herr.
© 1c. Dec. 20, 1929; B unp. 14676;
Marjorie Vermilya, Muncy, Pa.
29471
What’s happened? melody by Grace
Dalton. ©1c. Dec. 9, 1929; E unp.
14192; Gertrude Duckman, Brooklyn.
29472
What’s the matter; words and music
by W. Shade. [Words and melody
only] ©'1le. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp.
15012; Southern music pub. co., ince.,
New York. 29473
What will Xmas mean to me, with you
far away; words and music by E. R.
Valdes; B flat cornet. © 1c. Nov.
26, 1929; E unp. 14887; Edwin Ray-
mond Valdes, Nashville. 29474
What would I care? from Top speed,
words and music by Bert Kalmar
and Harry Ruby; pf. and ukulele
acc. © Nov. 22, 1929; 2 ¢. Nov. 25;
E pub. 11153; Harms, ine. New
York. 29475
When beauty fills the southern night;
words and music by B. Butcher. ©
1 e@. Dee. 27, 1929; E unp. 15039;
Beulah Butcher, Lafayette, La.
29476
When I awoke dear at dawn; waltz,
words by J. R. Mann, music by Jack
and Harvey Mann. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dec. 16, 1929;
E unp. 14517; Jack Richard Mann,
Brooklyn. 29477
When I had but fifty cents; lyric and
music by Binkley bros. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dec. 26, 1929;
E unp. 14955; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 29478
When I’m looking at you; from The
rogue song, words by Clifford Grey,
music by Herbert Stothart. © Dec.
18, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 20; E pub. 11725;
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp., New
York. 29479
When I’m sad and lonesome; waltz,
words and musie by Rosie Roseman
[pseud. of L. G. Rosemann] ©1«.
Dec. 17, 1929; E unp. 14606; Louis
Gilford Rosemann, San Diego, Calif.
z 29480
When it’s moonlight in Killarney;
words and music by H. Ireland, of
Great Britain. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Dee. 21, 1929; E unp.
14720; Hugh Ireland, Calgary, Alta.,
Canada. 29481
1543
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29482
When it’s springtime; words and mu-
sic by J. E. Jones. © 1. Dec. 2,
1929; E unp. 14542; J. Elliot Jones,
Camden, N. J. 29482
When Izzy drives his Lizzie down a
busy thorofare; words and music by
KG) SAnien™ “pt (Cae Re ae
1929; E unp. 14296; Kenneth George
Allen, New York. 29483
When lovers love in dreamland:
words by I. M. Frock, music by E.
Whittemore. [Words and melody
only] ©1«c. Dee. 31, 1929; E unp.
15114; Irvin M. Frock and Earl
Whittemore, ‘Baltimore. 29484
When my ship sailed away from Ha-
waii; words and music by Walter
Smith and Arvie J. Hagin. © Sept.
18, 1929; 2 c. Sept. 23; E pub. 11254;
Noah Frederick and Arvie Hagin,
San Francisco. 29485
When my sweetie takes a bow; words
by George K. Kews [pseud. of W. G.
Lederer], music by Spencer Adams.
New York City, Frank Harding. ©
Oct, 16,1929: 2.c .Dec,.Jd1* Es tobe
11528; Walter G. Lederer, Falls, Pa.
29486
When the birds come back again;
words and music by C. L. Weeks;
high voice. Schroon Lake, N. Y.,
Folk song co. © Nov. 12, 1929; 2 e.
Nov. 16; E pub. 11237; Charles L.
Weeks, Schroon Lake, N. Y. 29487
When the leaves are turning brown
in Carolina; words and music by J.
Tucker. [Words and melody only]
© 1 c¢. Dec. 9, 1929; BE unp. 14207;
Jeannette Tucker, New Orleans.
29488
When the shadows flee; hymn, words
by Mrs. J. M. Hunter, music by B.
B. Beall. © Oct. 1, 1929; 2 ce. Dec.
6; E pub. 11329; B. B. Beall, Doug-
lasville, Ga. 29489
When the wedding bells are ringing
I love you; words by Leo Halo, mu-
sic by A. W. Dupaw. © 1 ¢c. Dec.
23, 1929: E unp. 14841; Arthur
Walker Dupaw, Burlington, Vt.
29490
When the winter winds blow cold;
words by M. A. Walton, music by
D. D. Hutt. © 1c. Dec. 13, 1929;
E unp. 14434; Mahala Annie Waly
ton, Helena, Mont. 29491
When they wrote about it, they wrote
about me; words by Sugar Marcella,
music by T. J. Reilly. © 1c. Nov.
pt. III, n. s., Vv. 24
19, 1929; E unp. 14698; Thomas
Joseph Reilly, Singac, N. J. 29492
When thou came to me at dusk;
words by M. Johnsrud, music by
Phil Starr. [Words and melody
only] ©1.e. Dec. 4, 1929; E unp.
14018; Mary Johnsrud, Yakima,
Wash. 29493
When we're on our honey-moon;
words and music by R. Larsh. ©
Dec. 17, 1929; 2 c,. Dee. 20; Hi pub,
11820; Ralph Larsh, Chicago.
29494
When we take Him at His word;
hymn, words and music by James
M.. Black.: ©, Nov.) 4,.)1929—) 2c.
Dec. 9; E pub. 11407; Hall-Mack co.,
Philadelphia. 29495
When you called me _ sweetheart;
words and music by Archie Turner
[i. e. Archibald U. Turner]' © 1.
Dec. 2, 1929; E unp. 13948; Archi-
bald Ulunui Turner, Fort Hum-
phreys, Va. 29496
When you come back, machree; words
and music by F. Wickham. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Dec. 16,
1929; E unp. 14538; Florence Wick-
ham, New York. 29497
When you come to Broadway; words
and music by R. D. Street. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Dec. 16,
1929; E unp. 14500; R. D. Street,
Philadelphia. 29498
When you dance with an old sweet-
heart; melody by Peter De Rose
and Marty Bloom [pseud. of M. IL.
Blumenthal] © 1 ¢. Dee. 30, 1929;
E unp. 15086; Gene Austin, ine,
New York. 29499
When youre in love; waltz, from
The talk of Hollywood, words and
music by Al Piantadosi, Nat Carr
and Jack Glogau. © Dee. 9, 1929;
2 ec. Dec. 9; E pub. 11428; Triangle
music pub. co., inc., New York.
29500
When you say we’re in love; words
and music by C. Ide. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Dee. 28, 1929;
E unp. 15072; Charles Ide, Stoning-
ton, Conn. 29501
When you smile, sweetheart mine;
words and music by Maurice Beres-
ford and Rex Chevalier, of Great
Britain; pf. acc., with ukulele arr.
by R. 8S. Stoddon. [Staff and tonic
sol-fa notations] © Dec. 2, 1929;
1 ec. Dee. 3; E for. 7801; B. Feld-
man & co., London. 29502
1544
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
29524
When you were away; words and mu-
sic by J. Anderson. © Dec. 24, 1929;
2 ce. Dec. 30; E pub. 12048; Jack An-
derson, Minneapolis. 29503
Whenever I think of you; waltz bal-
lad, theme song of Whispering
winds, lyric by Harry D. Kerr, mu-
sie by H. J. Tandler; pf. and uku-
lele ace. © Nov. 25, 1929; 2 ¢. Nov.
26; E pub. 11125; Leo Feist, inc.,
New York. 29504
Where are you going Alice; words and
music by G. B. Grayson. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Dec. 26,
1929; E unp. 14997; Southern music
pub. co., inc., New York. 29505
Where, oh! where is that moon; words
* and music by Ted Pola and Eddie
Brandt; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff
and tonic sol-fa notations] © Aug.
Zeige: F GUAUS. 26,0 4,,.6. Oct. 35
Beepun. 11719°. Francs; ‘Day- &
Hunter, ltd., London. 29506
Where the fadeless flowers bloom;
sacred song, words and music by G.
Bennard. © Oct: 7, 1929.2 ¢, Dec.
26; E pub. 11873; George Bennard,
Hermosa, Calif. 29507
Where the weeping willow whispers to
the moon; words and music by B.
LaRoche. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Noy. 15, 1929; E unp. 13264;
Betty LaRoche, Jeanette, Pa. 29508
Where there’s a will, there’s a way;
words and music by M. A. Lynch.
© 1c. Dec. 13, 1929; E unp. 14456;
Margaret Alliston Lynch, Walling-
ford, Conn. 29509
Where water-lillies [!] grow; words by
R. Y. Sandford, music by R. Y. Sand-
ford of U. S., and Udo Lindemann,
of Germany, domiciled at New York.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Dec. 4, 1929; E unp. 14007; Richard
Y. Sandford, Montclair, N. J. 29510
While I know you’re mine; words and
music by Dolly Lewis. © Dec. 9,
1929: 2 ¢. Dee..9;;.E. pub. , 11434;
Dolly Lewis, St. Charles, Ill. 29511
While Maggie is riding her wheel;
words by A. B. McFadden, music by
Richard Broughton. © 1c. Dee. 9,
1929; E unp. 14206; Augusta B. Mc-
Fadden, Farmer, S. D. 29512
While shepherds watched their flocks
by night; anthem for Christmas,
words by Nahum Tate, music by
Eric H. Thiman, of Great Britain;
mixed voices, with organ acc. 4to.
© Sept. 30, 1929; 1 c. Oct. 3; E
for. 7717; Novello & co., Itd., London.
29513
Whisper to me; lyric by Laura May
Barker, music by B. Bournet [pseud.
of Violette Bournet] © 1 ¢. Nov.
29, 1929; E unp. 13796; Barker-
Bournet co., Laura Barker and Vio-
lette Bournet, Chicago. 29514.
Whispering flame; words by Genevieve:
Farnell [i. e. G. F. Bond], music by
F. W. Young. [Photostat] ©1e.
Oct. 19, 1929; E unp. 14269; Gene-
vieve Farnell Bond and Frank W.
Young, Washington. 29515.
Whispering lane; words and music by
H. L. Vogel, arr. by Delos Owen.
[Photostat] © 1 ¢. Dee. 6, 1929;
E unp. 14085; Helen Lillie Vogel,
Chicago. ‘29516.
Whispering waters; words by Oliver
Murray Edwards, music by Gran-
ville English; high voice. Syracuse,
N. Y., Oliver music co. © Nov. 5,.
192952" ex Nov. 8; °E -pub: '11231;
Oliver M. Edwards, Syracuse, N. Y.
29517
Whistling (The): farmer boy; melody
by G. Fillmore. © 1 c. Dee. 26,
1929; E unp. 14968; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 29518
Whistling in the dark; words and
music by Henry Souvaine and E. Y.
Harburg. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dec. 6, 1929; E unp. 14460;
Leo Feist, inc., New York. 29519:
Whither ; tone poem, by Agnes Clune
Quinlan; pf. © Dec. 12, 1929; 2 e.
Dec. 14; E pub. 11698; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 29520-
Who cares? words and music by G. J.
Loeffier; pf. © 1 ¢. Dec. 7, 1929;
E unp. 14095; Gertrude Jaycox Loef-
fler, McKeesport, Pa. 29521
Who could say no; words and music
by Ted Koehler and Harold Arlen.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Dec. 20, 1929; E unp. 14679; George
& Arthur Piantadosi, ine., New York.
29522
Who is Santa? juvenile cantata for
Christmas, book and music by M.
Isabelle Ritter. S8vo. © Oct. 16,
1929; 1c. Oct. 30, 1 c. Nov. 9; D pub.
27624; Hall-Mack co., Philadelphia.
29523
Who’ll do; words and music by Ewald
Haun; pf. © 1 ec. Nov. 12, 1929;
E unp. 14348; Ewald Bernhard
Haun, New York. 29524
1545
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29525
Who loves the rain; words by Francis
Shaw, music by A. Byrnes. © 1.
Dec. 18, 1929; E unp. 14638; Alma
Byrnes, Waban, Mass. 29525
‘Who’s goin’; words and music by J.
W. Jamison. © 1c. Dee. 7, 1929;
EK unp. 14201; John W. Jamison,
Great Lakes, Ill. 29526
Whole (The) darned thing’s for you;
lyric by Roy Turk, music by Fred
Ahlert. © 1c. Dec. 6, 1929; E unp.
14091; Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.,
Culver City, Calif. 29527
‘Whoopee; lyric by Israel Rosenberg,
music by Sholom Secunda. [Yiddish
text. Words and melody only] ©
1 ce. Dee. 14, 1929; E unp. 14458;
Samuel Secunda, Brooklyn. 29528
Whoopin’ it up; from Loose ankles,
lyric by Jack Meskill, music by Pete
Wendling; pf. and ukulele acc. ©
Dec. 13, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 17; E pub.
11917; M. Witmark & sons, New
York. 29529
“Whose heart will you break to-mor-
row, like you’ve broken mine to-day ;
lyric by P. De Frank, music by
Ernest J. Goulston. [Words and
melody only] © 1c. Nov. 29, 1929;
E unp. 14639; Paul De Frank, Bos-
ton. 29530
‘Why did the sausage roll? comedy fox-
trot, written and composed by Will
E. Haines and Percy Edgar, both of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele acc.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Nov. 29, 1929; 1 ce. Dee. 2; E for.
7870; Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd.,
London. 29531
‘Why do I? words and music by J.
Fischman. © 1 c. Dee. 23, 1929; E
unp. 15088; Julia Fischman, Brook-
lyn. 29532
‘Why do you suppose; from Heads up,
words by Lorenz Hart, music by
Richard Rodgers; pf. and ukulele
ace. © Nov. 29, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 2;
E pub. 11146; Harms, ine, New
York. 29533
‘Why don’t flies get, fat? written and
composed by Harry Castling and
Elven Hedges, both of Great Brit-
ain; pf. and ukulele ace. [Staff and
tonic sol-fa notations] © Nov. 29,
1929; 1 ¢@. Dee. 2; E for. 7875;
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd., London.
29534
pt. IIT, 0. s., v. 24
Why leave me; words and music by
G. K. Arthur, of Great Britain,
domiciled at West Hollywood, Calif.
© 1 «¢. Dee. 27, 1929; E unp. 15051;
George K. Arthur, West Hollywood,
Calif. 29535
Why not—say I; lyric by David S&.
Goldberg, music by J. Chernis.
[Words and melody only] ©1..
Dec. 3, 1929; E unp. 18969; Jack
Chernis, New York. 29536
Why should I keep loving you; words
by Thomas McDonough, music by
iJ. J. Ricciardi. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1 e¢. Dee. 19, 1929;
E unp. 14660; Joseph J. Ricciardi,
Jersey City. 29537
Wicky, wacky, woo; words by P. D.
Feinman, music by Richard Brough-
ton. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1929; E unp.
14205; Philip D. Feinman, Chicago.
29538
Wid-out a song; words and music by
R. Claymes. © 1 c. Dec. 12, 1929;
E unp. 14424; Raymond Claymes,
New York. 29539
Wigerka polka; melody by Joseph
Kmiec. © 1 ¢. Novy. 22, 1929; EB
unp. 13988; Southern music pub co.,
inc., New York. 29540
Wild and reckless hobo; words by B. -
Miller and Bill Baker, music by B.
Miller. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dec. 28, 1929; E unp. 15055;
Bob Miller, New York. 29541
Will you be my sweetheart? words by
M. Neasham, music by Samuel H.
Speck. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dec. 4, 1929; E unp. 14003;
Mary Neasham, Higin, Ia. 29542
Wm. Fox silver jubilee march; lyrics
by Natalie R. Yeo and.Tom. F. Mac-
Donald, music by M. M. Yeo.
[Photostat] © 1 c. Oct. 21, 1929;
EH unp. 13994; Matilda Macy Yeo,
Glendale, Calif. 29543
Wind (The); chromatic study, by C.
B. Leeson; E flat saxophone and pf.
© 1c. Dec. 10, 1929; E unp. 14337;
Cecil Burton Leeson, Los Angeles.
29544
Wind in the trees; words and music
by H. L. Vogel, arr. by Delos Owen.
[Photostat] © 1 c. Dec. 6, 1929;
E unp. 14084; Helen Lillie Vogel,
Chicago. 29545
Winter (A) landscape; by Nathan
Novick; orch. pts. 4to.- © Nov. 15,
1546
MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
1929; 2 ec. Dec. 20; E pub. 11864;
Kalmus filmusic edition, New York.
29546
Winter night in the valley; pt.-song,
from Four songs of the seasons,
words by Mona Modini Wood, music
by Elinor Remick Warren; mixed
voices, a capella. 4to. © Dec. 3,
1929; 2 ce. Dec. 5; E pub. 11309;
H. W. Gray co., New York. 29547
Wintzer (Richard) Fiinf gesdinge;
gedichte von verschiedenen dichtern,
musik von R. Wintzer, of Germany,
op . 36. 1. Der grosse geiger. [4
others] © Oct. 1, 1929; 1c. Dec. 2;
EB for. 7892; N. Simrock, G. m. b. H.,
Berlin. 29548
——Vier duette; gedichte von ver-
schiedenen dichtern, musik von
Richard Wintzer, of Germany, op.
35; sop. u. ten. 1. Unser lied. [3
others] © Oct. 1, 1929; 1 c. Dee.
2; E for. 7893; N. Simrock, G. m.
b. H., Berlin. 29549
Wishing dreams; words by V. T.
Reese, music by A. C. Luetke. ©
1 ec. Nov. 16, 1929; E unp. 14544;
Anna Costello Luetke and Virginia
Thurman Reese, Minneapolis. 29550
With a little girl just like you; words
by Charles Sansone, music by P. J.
Shahin and August Lazaro. [Words
and melody only] © 1 ¢. Dec. 16,
1929; E unp. 14578; Paul Joseph
Shahin, Brooklyn. 29551
With Jesus; words and music by
Luther G. Presley. [Words and
melody only] ©1c. Dec. 26, 1929;
E unp. 14925; Southern music pub.
co., inc., New York. 29552
With muted strings; by August
Noelck, of Germany; pf., four hands.
© Dee. 18, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 20; E pub.
11806; Theodore Presser co., Phila-
delphia. 29553
With you; from Puttin’ on the ritz,
words and music by Irving Berlin.
© Dec. 2, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 3; E pub.
11283; Irving Berlin, ine, New
York. 29554
With you; words by Joe Greene, music
by Geo. Earl Byard. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Dee. 26, 1929;
E unp. 15031; R. J. Brewer pub. co.,
Kansas City, Mo. 29555
With you where you are; lyric by Mort
Dixon, music by Rube Bloom; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Dec. 20, 1929;
29567
2 ec. Dec. 23; E pub. 11902; Remick
musie corp., New York. 29556
Without a shadow of doubt; fox trot,
words and music by H. Oblinger.
[Chords, single staff] © 1 ¢. Dee.
11, 1929; EH unp. 14834; Harry Ob-
linger, San Francisco. 2955T
Witmark (The) theme songs for saxo-
phone; arr. by Merle Johnston; B
flat tenor or sop. and BH flat alto or
bar., with pf. ace. no. 1. © Nov.
16, 1929; 2c. Nov. 20; E pub. 11240;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
29558
Witmark (The) theme songs for tenor
banjo; arr. by Anthony Colicchio;
with pf. ace. no. 1. © Nov. 16,
1929; 2c. Noy. 20; BE pub. 11241;
M. Witmark & sons, New York.
29559:
Woe is me (Ohimé) ; by C. Monteverdi,
English tr. by Hugh and Elaine
Ross, of Great Britain ; mixed voices.
4to. © Nov. 25, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 26;
E pub. 11154; G. Ricordi & co., New
York. 29560:
Wohabi; war dance, by Sam A. Perry;
fi. @, 1 ¢.. Dec, 25, 1929 - Fi amp.
14764; Universal pictures corp., Uni-
versal City, Calif. 29561
-Wojtus rienlander; melody by M. V.
Pajakowski. © 1c. Dee. 4, 1929; E
unp. 14015; Matthew V. Pajakowski,
Buffalo. 29562
Women’s quest; words anon., music by
B. F. Stone, jr. [Photostat] ©le
Dee. 12, 1929; E unp. 14426; Byron
F. Stone, jr., San Francisco. 29563:
Wonderful girl; words by Arthur
Fields, music by F. Hall. [Words.
and melody only] © 1c. Dee. 17,
1929; E upp. 14556; Fred Hall, New
York. 29564
Wonderful nights; words by Max
Gealer, music by A. Zottarelli; pf.
and ukulele ace. © Dec. 12, 1929;
2 ¢@. Dec. 14; E pub. 11555; Angelo
Zottarelli, Detroit. 29565.
Wonderful (A) Savior is Jesus; words
and music by J. Owen Long; with
violin obbl. by Ira Sankey Long.
Dee. 5, 1929; 2 ce. Dec. 9; E pub.
11419; A. W. Perry’s sons, Sedalia,
Mo. 29566
Wonderful sweetheart of dreams;
words by A. F. Simolke, music by
Richard Broughton. © 1c. Dec. 28,
1929; E unp. 15062; Andrew F. Si-
molke, Sheboygan, Wis. 29567
1547
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29568
Won’t you come back; fox trot, words
and music by I. Tobin. © 1c. Dec.
23, 1929; E unp. 14808; Ivan Tobin,
Chicago. 29568
Won’t you come back; words and
music by M. Echols. © 1c. Dec. 6,
1929; EK unp. 14186; Mildred Hehols,
Washington. 29569
Won’t you tell me why; words by
Frances Field, music by A. Murta
and Frances Field. © 1 ¢. Dee. 23,
1929; EH unp. 14887; Alta Murta,
Los Angeles. 29570
Woodland idyl; by Sam A. Perry; pf.
© 1c. Dec. 23, 1929; E unp. 14765;
Universal pictures corp., Universal
City, Calif. 29571
Woodland idyl; polka, by K. Echtner,
of Czechoslovakia, domiciled at Chi-
cago; band pts. 4to. © Sept. 28,
1929 ; 2 c. Oct. 7; E pub. 9772; Vitak-
-Elsnic co., Chicago. 29572
Woodpeckers (The); for young play-
ers, words and music by Paul Ton-
ner; pf., without octaves. © Dec.
18, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 19; E pub. 11729;
Clayton EF. Summy co., Chicago.
29573
World (A) for two of us; fox-trot,
lyrics and music by Jack Graham.
© 1 ce. Dee. 21, 1929; E unp. 14696;
H. Jerome Graham, South Bend,
Ind. 29574
Worried love; words and music by
Dixie Nolan. pts. 1, 2. [ Words and
melody only] ©1c. Dec. 26, 1929;
E unp. 14919; Southern music pub.
co., ine., New York. 29575
Worship and praise; for church and
Sunday school, compiled by Gordon
D. Shorney. © Nov. 8, 1929; 2 «.
Nov. 19; aff. Nov. 18; AA 30467;
Hope pub. co., Chicago. 29576
‘Would you? words and music by J.
Taccati, of Italy, domiciled at New
York. [Words and melody only] ©
1 c. Dee. 9, 1929; E unp. 14189; Jos-
eph Taccati, Los Angeles. 29577
‘Would you care? words and music by
Maury Madison [pseud. of W. R.
Smith. Photostat] © 1 «¢ Dec. 38,
1929; E unp. 13939; W. Renwick
Smith, Hollywood, Calif. 29578
‘Wreck (The) of the S. S. Vestris;
words and music by L. E. Jeffrey.
©1ec. Dee. 23, 1929; E unp. 14800;
Lula Esther Jeffrey, Indore, W. Va.
29579:
pt. III, 0. s., v. 24
Wyszla chmura’'z zamarza; melody by
Joseph Mujkut. © 1 e¢ Nov. 22,
1929; E unp. 138985; Southern music
pub co., ine., New York. 29580
Ya estoy aqui; letra y musica de Rafael
Gomez, of Mexico, domiciled at San
Diego, Calif.; pf. [Photostat] ©
Dee 10, 1929; 2 ce. Dec. 16; E pub.
11644; Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
29581
Ya la tarde; letra y musica de Rafael
Mayat, of Mexico, domiciled at Los
Angeles. [Photostat] © Dee. 10,
1929; 2 ce. Dee. 16; E pub. 11645;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
29582
Ya me llevan; letra y musica de Man-
uel Flores, of Mexico, domiciled at
El Paso; pf. [Photostat] © Dee.
10, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 16; E pub. 11646;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
29583
Ya no llores; letra y musica de Carlos
Ramirez, of Mexico, domiciled at Hl
Paso; pf. [Photostat] © Dec. 10,
1929; 2 ec. Dec. 16; E pub. 11638;
Dionisio Acosta, Los Angeles.
29584
Ya todo pasd; danzonete, letra y
musica de P. Berrios. [Words and
melody only] ©1e. Dec. 19, 1929;
EH unp. 14655; Pedro Berrios, New
York. 29585
Yellow and blue; unison song, words
by Margaret G. Rhodes, music by
George Rathbone, of Great Britain.
4to. [Staff and tonic sol-fa nota-
tions] © Dec. 13, 1929; 1 e. Dec.
11; E for. 7820; Novello & co., ltd.,
London. 29586
Yeoman (The) of the guard; choruses,
words by W. S. Gilbert, music by
Arthur Seymour Sullivan, arr. as
part-song by Archibald Thompson
Davison; men’s voices. 4to. ©
Dec. 14, 1929; 2 ec. Dec. 23; E pub.
11891; E. C. Schirmer music ©Co.,
Boston. 29587
Yesterday; words and music by A.
Dunavan. [Words and melody only]
© 1c. Dee. 21, 1929; EH unp. 14711;
Alma Dunavan, Smith Center, Kan.
29588
Yet you forgot! words by Clifford Sey-
ler, music by Reginald Morgan, of
Great Britain; pf. and ukulele ace.
[Staff and tonic sol-fa notations]
© Nov. 29, 1929; 1 c. Dee. 2; E for.
7869; Francis, Day & Hunter, Itd.,
London. 29589
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MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
no. 12, 1929
29611
Yi et You; intermezzo, par René
Demaret, of Belgium; pf. © Nov.
15, 1929; 1 @ Dec. 23; E for 7990;
Aug. Cranz, G. m. b. H., Leipzig.
29590
‘Yiden loift tzim rebi and Kidush;
words by Solomon Small, music by
Sholom Secunda. [Words and mel-
ody only] © 1c. Dee. 138, 1929;
E unp. 14452; Samuel Secunda,
Brooklyn. 29591
‘Yisker; Hebrew prayer, by George
Pérlman; violin, with pf. ace. ©
Gel. .2o, 1929:°2 @ Dec: 28: EH: pub.
11996; Carl Fischer, ine., New York.
29592
‘Yndita (La); melody by E. G. Sando-
val, of Mexico, domiciled at San An-
tonio. ©1c. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp.
14980; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
New York. 29593
“Yo con tu amor; letra de Alfonso Bus-
son, musica de R. Gama, of Mexico.
© 1c. Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14866;
Rafael Gama, Los Angeles. 29594
‘Yo-yo; words and music by Happy
Cook [pseud. of John Cook. Words
and melody only] © 1. Dec. 7,
1929; E unp. 14383; Southern music
pub ¢co., inc., New York. 29595
You and I; or, My flying ship, words
by H. P. Holmes, music by Victor
Doux Ehle. © 1 ce. Sept. 23, 1929;
E unp. 15016; Hulda Peterson
Holmes, San Jose, Calif. 29596
‘You and I and love; words and music
by H. E. Hayden; pf. © 1c. Nov.
16, 1929; E unp. 14602; Henry Ever-
ett Hayden, Wilmington, Mass.
29597
You are mine alone; words and music
by E. F. Stephan, jr. © 1 c. Dee.
12, 1929; EH unp. 14469; Edward F.
Stephan, jr., Hamilton, O. 29598
You are not there; words and music
by J. Ward. © 1c. Nov. 11, 1929;
E unp. 14088; Jean Ward, Jackson-
ville, Fla. ‘ 29599
You came, I saw, you conquered me;
fox-trot song, words and music by
Leon Zimmerman, Rudy Valée and
Harold Solomon, arr. by Ed. Smalle;
male quartet. © Dee. 18, 1929; 2 c.
Dec. 19; E pub. 11745; Leo Feist,
ine., New York. 29600
You can’t be good in Hollywood;
words by Bob Gates [i. e. Robert
McConnel Gates], music by Bill
Jemison [i. e. W. Z. Jemison. Photo-
stat] ©1c. Dee. 11, 1929; E unp.
14328; William Zimmerman Jemison,
Washington. 29601
You can’t get enough of that stuff;
words and music by Al Miller; pf.
© 1c. Dec. 19, 1929; E unp. 14661;
Lester Melrose, Chicago. 29602
You can’t park here; words and music
by Little Jack Little and Haven Gil-
lespie, arr. by Bert Peters; pf. and
ukulele ace. © Nov. 27, 1929; 2c.
Dec. 2; E pub. 11887; Milton Weil
musie co., Chicago. 29603
You can’t put my broken heart to-
gether; words and music by J. J.
Vallier, [Words and melody only]
© 1e. Dee. 30, 1929; E unp. 15089;
J. J. Vallier, Boville, Id. 29604
You do something to me; from Fifty
million Frenchmen, words and music
by Cole Porter; pf. and ukulele ace.
© Nov. 27, 1929; 2 c. Nov. 30; E pub.
11138; Harms, inec., New York.
29605
You have gone; by R. D. Fisher and
Norman Gilbert Burlingame; pf.
Pac dee:, do, O20" Kan, JaGak =
Robert Davenport Fisher, Los An-
geles. 29606
You learn about love every day; from
Playin’ around, words and music by
Bud Green and Sam H. Stept; pf.
ace., with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © Jan. 2, 1930; 2c. Dec. 30,
1929; E pub. 12032; Green & Stept,
ine., New York. 29607
You left a broken heart; words and
music by M. Salta, of Italy, domi-
ciled at New York. ©1e. Dec. 28,
1929; E unp. 15076; Menotti Salta,
New York. 29608
You left me waiting all alone; words
by Milton Colber, music by S. Levine
and Fanny Weiss. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1e. Dec. 4, 1929; E
unp. 14026; Sidney Levine, Brooklyn.
_ 29608
You'll be coming back some day;
words by H. Anahu and Mell Pet-
erson, music by H. Anahu. ©1e.
Dec. 2, 1929; E unp. 18917; Hiram
Anahu, Honolulu. 29610
You'll come back to me someday;
words and music by Edgar Brown.
[Words and melody only] ©1l1ee.
Dec. 26, 1929; E unp. 14971; South-
ern music pub. co., ine., New York.
29611
1549
CATALOGUE OF COPYRIGHT ENTRIES
29612
You love me now; words and music
by E. C. Mitchell. [Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. Dee. 21, 1929; E
unp. 14703; Edyth C. Mitchell, Mil-
waukee. _ 29612
You made the grey skies go rolling by;
words and music by G. B. Hibbard.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Dec. 9, 1929; E unp. 14240; Gordon
B. Hibbard, Buffalo. 29613
You never did that before; lyric and
music by Will Macleod. [Words
and melody only] © 1. Dec. 7,
1929; E unp. 14154; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 29614
You promised me! words by Millie
Lang, music by C. Escher. © Dec.
31, 1929; 2 c. Dec. 30; E pub. 12040;
Chester Escher, New York. 29615
You rascal you; words and music by
Sam Theard. [Words and melody
only] ©1e. Dee. 12, 1929; E unp.
14403; State Street music pub. co.,
ine., Chicago. 29616
You’re a wonderful girl; melody by H.
E. Pollack. © 1c. Dec. 9, 1929; E
unp. 14221; Harold HE. Pollack, Mat-
tapan, Mass. 29617
You’re all a sweetheart should be;
words and music by Z. J. McCreary.
© 1c. Dec. 31, 1929; E unp. 15124;
Zella Jane McCreary, Hollywood,
Calif. 29618
You’re always in my arms, but only
in my dreams; waltz ballad, from
Rio Rita, lyric by Jos. McCarthy,
music by Harry Tierney, arr. by
George Botsford; male quartet. ©
Nov. 26, 1929; 2 ec. Nov. 29; E pub.
11376; Leo Feist, ine., New York.
29619
Youre gonna miss me, hon’; words
and music by Peg Moreland. [Words
and melody only] © 1 e¢. Dee. 7,
1929; E unp. 143867; Southern music
pub. co., ine., New York. 29620
You’re -make b)elievin’; words and
musie by H. C. Newcombe, jr.; pf.
© 1c. Dec. 16, 1929; E unp. 14487;
Harry C. Newcombe jr., South Cov-
entry, Conn. 29621
You’re my Captain Kidd; from Playin’
around, words and music by Bud
Green and Sam H. Stept; pf. acc.,
with ukulele arr. by May Singhi
Breen. © Jan. 2, 1930; 2 ec. Dee.
30, 1929; E pub. 12036; Green &
Stept, ine., New York. 29622
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 24
You're my everything; words and ~
music by Lester Lee and Charles
Levison; pf. © 1 ¢. Nov. 27, 1929;
E unp. 14183; Chesterfield motion
picture corp., New York. 29623
You’re my temptation; from She
walked home, lyrics and music by
Don Hunt; pf. and ukulele ace. ©
Nov. 18, 1929; 2 ce. Nov. 15; E pub.
11132; Harms, ine., New York.
29624
You romance with somebody else;
words by Stephen Hoffman, music
by E. del Cioppo. |Words and mel-
ody only] ©1c. Dec. 16, 1929; E
unp. 14531; Eugene del Cioppo, New
York. 29625
You say we’re through; fox trot, words
by Lew Richards, musie by J. J.
Consoli. © 1 ¢. Dec. 16, 1929; E
unp. 14539; James J. Consoli, Brook-
lyn. 29626
You used to; lyric by Laura May
Barker, music by Violette Bournet.
© 1c. Dec: 23, 1929; E unp. 15013;
Barker-Bournet co., Laura Barker
and Violette Bournet, Chicago. |
29627
You’ve broken this poor heart of mine;
words by Sal A. Iannone, music by
Matthew J. Caggiano. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Oct. 3, 1929;
E unp. 143850; Iannone, Caggiano,
Tannone, ine., Orange, N. J. 29628
You’ve made a vagabond of me; words
and musie by G. Doro. [Words
and melody only] © 1c. Dee. 18,
1929; E unp. 14627; Grace Doro,
New York. 29629
You were meant for somebody else;
waltz, words by L. Smith, music by
Harry. Clifford. © 41 .¢ ee
1929: E unp 14842; Lucile Smith,
Hast Aurora, N. Y. 29630
You will come back to me; words by
Sylvia Fields, music by Bert Rose.
[Words and melody only] © 1 «.
Dec. 11, 1929; E unp. 14462; De
Sylva, Brown & Henderson, inc.,
New York. 29631
Young knighthood; march, by M. L.
Preston; pf. © Nov. 25, 1929; 2 c.
Nov. 27; E pub. 11210; Theodore
Presser co., Philadelphia. 29632
Your happiness is mine; words and
music by J. Taccati, of Italy, domi-
ciled at New York. [Words and
melody only] © 1. Dec. 27, 1929;
E unp. 15043; Joseph Taceati, Los
Angeles. 29633
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no. 12, 1929
29647
Your last real kiss is mine; words and
music by W. D. Spencer. © Dec.
4, 1929; 2 ce. Dec. 9; E pub. 11474;
Wilbur D. Spencer, Augusta. Me.
29634
Your little foot prints on the sand;
words and music by J. J. Vallier.
[Words and melody only] ©1l«.
Dec. 30, 1929; E unp. 15088; J. J.
Vallier, Boville, Id. 29635
Your smiles, your tears; from Nifia
Rosa, words by Irving Caesar, mu-
sic by Sigmund Romberg; pf. and
ukulele acc. © Nov. 29, 1929; 2 ¢.
Dec. 2; E pub. 11145; Harms, inc.,
New York. 29636
Yumury; waltz, letra de E. Cortazar,
musica de L. Barcelata, of Mexico,
domiciled at New York; pf. ©le.
Dee. 2, 1929; E unp. 13904; Lorenzo
Barcelata, Mexico City, Mexico.
29637
Z malopolski; kujawiak, by John
Sitek, arr. by Joseph Paul Elsnic;
concertina. © Dec. 10, 1929; 2 e.
Dec. 31; E pub. 12090; Vitak-Elsnic
co., Chicago. 29638
Z wielkopolski; kujawiak, by John
Sitek, arr. by Joseph Paul Hisnic;
concertina. © Dec. 10, 1929; 2 «.
Dec. 31; E pub. 12088; Vitak-Elsnic
co., Chicago. 29639
Zacatecas; march, melody by B. Cart-
wright. ©1ce. Dec. 7, 1929; E unp.
14156; Southern music pub. co., inc.,
Zarenlied; wenn ich nach Sibirien
trotte, gedicht von Klabund, musik
von .Walther Hirschberg, of Ger-
many, op. 28; tiefe singstimme.. ©
Oct. 1, 1929; 1 c. Dec. 2; E for. 7894;
N. Simrock, G. m. b. H., Berlin.
29641
Zita’s smile ; valse-boston, par Edouard
Jacovacci, of France; petit orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur. 4to.
© Oct. 12, 1929; 1 c. Dee. 2: E for.
7881; Editions Max Eschig, Paris.
29642
Zmowyny; melody by P. Humeniuk.
© 1c. Dee. 27, 1929; E unp. 15045;
Paul Humeniuk, New York. 29643
1st Conn. foot guards; march, by Wil-
liam B. Tasillo; full military band.
pts: (©: Nov. 1, 1929; 2c. Dee, 2;
E pub. 11479; Cundy-Bettoney co.,
Boston. 29644
2°™° danse espagnole; extraite de La
vie bréve, de M. de Falla, arr. par
S. Chapelier, of France; petit orch.
parties, avec pf. conducteur. ©
June 4, 1929; 1 ec. Nov. 16; E for.
7839; Editions Max Eschig, Paris.
29645
368 (The) engineers march; by S. C.
Gordon; band pts. © July 17, 1926;
2 e. Dee. 3, 1929; E pub. 11339;
Saul C. Gordon, New York. 29646
400 hop; melody by D. Wheeler. ©
hie, Dee 7, 1929: KE unp. 44325
Southern music pub. co., ine, New
New York. 29640 York. 29647
Number of entries included in Part 3 of the Catalogue since Jan. 1, 1929:
Class D, Dramatico-musical compositions (including 82 unpublished) —- Pap df |
Class E, Musical compositions (including 12,642 unpublished ) -----_-~ 29, 420
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LIST OF MUSIC OF WHICH SUBSISTING COPYRIGHT HAS BEEN RE-
NEWED UNDER SEC. 24 OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1909
[29647].
Absent; by John W. Metcalf; mixed
voices. © William C. Waibel, Pied-
mont, Calif., as executor of the
author. R 58938, Oct. 26, 1929. of
Alleluia! Alleluia! Easter carol,
words by C. Wordsworth, music by
H. Clough-Leighter; unison voices;
organ acc. © Henry Clough-Leigh-
ter, Quincy, Mass., as author of mu-
sic. R 5788, Nov. 13, 1929. 2
Angels’ (The) Christmas song; by
Abram W. Lansing. 1. Alto or bar.,
in G.—2. Sop. or ten., in E flat. ©
Jennie A. L. Lansing, Albany, as
executrix of the author. R 5880,
Nov. 1, 1929. 3
Annie Howe; words by S. B. Cassin,
music by Al Johns. © Louise
Johns, New York, as widow of au-
thor of music. R 6180, Nov. 19,
1929. 4
April rain; song, music by O. Speaks ;
low voice. © Oley Speaks, New
York, as author of music. R 6036,
Nov. 29, 1929. 5
Ariella; from When Johnny comes
marching home, lyric by Stanislaus
Stange, music by Julian Edwards.
© Philippine Edwards, Rye, N. Y.,
as widow of author of music. R
5741, Nov. 14, 1929. 6
Arrival of the robins; waltzes, by
Thos. S. Allen; orch. © Arthur J.
Allen, Wildwood, N. J., as child of
the deceased author. R 5933, Nov.
9, 1929. 7
Art thou weary; music by W. H. Oet-
ting, op. i, no...13 mixed); yoices,
organ acc. © Wm. H. Oetting,
Pittsburgh, as the author of music.
R 6040, Nov. 29, 1929. 8
As it began to dawn: Haster anthem,
music by J. H. Rogers; sop. and ten.
solos and mixed cho.; organ acc.
James H. Rogers, Cleveland, as
author of music. R 5783, Nov. 15,
1929. 9
At Christmas time; Christmas service
for the Sunday school, words ed. by
George F. Rosche, music by J. C.
15
~
oO
Thiel, C. H. Gabriel and G. F..
Rosche. © Chas. H. Gabriel, Berke--
ley, Calif., as one of the authors) of
music.
Be strong in the Lord; words by Julia
H. Johnston, music by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Chicago, as.
widow of the author of music. R.
5984, Nov. 4, 1929. iy 11
Bear ye one another’s burdens; words.
anon., music by G. C. Stebbins. ©:
George C. Stebbins, Brooklyn, as-
author of music. R 5812, Nov. 4,
1929. 12%
Bedouin (The); oriental patrol, by”
Edwin F. Kendall, arr. by R. EH.
Hildreth; orch. © Richafd EH. Hil-
dreth, West Somerville, Mass., as-
author of arrangement. R 5982,
Nov. 9, 1929. 13.
Berceuse; by O. K. Schill; violin and
pf. © Otto K. Schill, Newark, as.
author. R 5907, Nov. 14, 1929. 14
Berceuse gasconne; par Paul Lacombe,
op. 105, no. 1; violon avec ace. de-
pf. © Louise Lucie Thérése La-
combe, veuve de Louis Edouard.
Serre, Paris, as next kin of the-
author, who is not living. R 5816,
Aug. 24, 1929. 15-
Betrothal; song, music by J. L.
Browne. © J. Lewis Browne, Chi-
cago, aS author of music. R 6042,
Noy. 29, 1929. 16..
Better days are coming; words by Mrs.
Frank A. Breck, music by D. B.
Towner. © Ada Page Towner, Chi-
cago,
music, R 5806, July 24, 1929. 17
Beware of the things that annoy; duet
from When Johnny comes marching ~
home, lyric by Stanislaus Stange,
music by Julian Edwards. © Phil-
ippine Edwards, Rye, N. Y., as
widow of the author of music. R
5742, Noy. 14, 1929. 18
Billy’s very good to me; words by
Chas. Noel Douglas, music by I. Wit- .
© Isidore Witmark, Wood-
Nake
mark.
mere, L. LI.,
2
R 5814, Sept. 13, 1929. 10-
as widow of the author of
as author of
music. R 6135, Nov. 26, 1929. 19-
ers es
RENEWALS
pt: I, n. s., v. 24, no. 12, 1929
Bizet (Georges) Adagietto and men-
uetto; from L’arlésienne, arr. by G.
Saenger; two violins and pf. ©
Gustav Saenger, New York, as
author of arrangement. R 5801,
Oct. 10, 1929. 20
—— L’arlésienne; intermezzo, arr. by
G. Saenger; 2 violins and pf. ©
Gustav Saenger, New York, as
author of arrangement. R 5852,
Oct. 10, 1929. 21
Bohemienne; by L. Nelson, arr. by
A. Roth; orch. © Alfred Roth,
Richmond Hill, N. Y., as author of
arrangement. R 5858, Oct. 10, ie
Bourrée in G minor; by H. J. Stew-
art; violin and pf. © Humphrey J.
Stewart, San Diego, as author. R
5896, Oct. 26, 1929. 23
Brightly gleams our banner; Haster
processional, words by T. J. Potter,
music by H. Clough-Leighter; uni-
son voices, organ ace. © Henry
Clough-Leighter, Quincy, Mass., as
author of music. R 5784, Nov. 138,
1929. 24
By the Swanee River; American
sketch, by W. H. Myddleton, op. 21;
pf. © Edith M. Myddleton, Ports-
mouth, England, as widow of the
author. R 6119, Dec. 6, 1929. 25
Camellia; melodie, by S.C. Yon; pf.
© S. Constantino Yon, New York,
as author. R 58438, Nov. 12, 1929.
26
Can He trust in you and me; words
and music by L. O. Brown. ©
Louise Ottis Brown, Clinton, Ind.,
as author. R 6092, Oct. 21, 1929.
27
Canary (The) and the cuckoo-clock;
words by St. John Hamund, music
by FE. Norton. © Frederic Norton,
London, as author of music. R
5776, Nov. 8, 1929.
Cavalier march; by R. B. Hall; orch.
© Isabelle Hall Philbrook, Lynn,
Mass., as widow of the author. R
6052, Nov. 29, 1929. 29
Cavalier (The) march; by R. B. Hall;
pf. © Isabelle Hall Philbrook, Lynn,
Mass., as widow of the author. R
6050, Nov. 29, 1929. 30
Chanson des fleurs; par Basil Al-
thaus, op. 63, no. 6; violon et pf.
© Terese Althaus, London, as widow
of the author. R 6027, Oct. 4, 1929.
31
29647 (41):
Children of the heavenly King; hymn-
anthem, by F. N. Shackley. ©
Frederick N. Shackley, Roslindale,
Mass., as author. R 5898, Oct. 26,
1929. 32
Chitral love song; music by W. H.
Pommer; bass or bar. © W. H.
Pommer, Columbus, Mo., as author
of music. R 6031, Nov. 29, 1929.
33.
Christ died for me; words by Ernest,
G. Wesley, music by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Chicago, as
widow of the author of music. R
5983, Nov. 4, 1929. 34
Christ. the Lord is risen to-day; music
by W. H. Oetting; mixed voices. ©
Wm. 4H. Oetting, Pittsburg, as
author of music. R 6039, Nov. 29,
1929. : 35
College row; words by W. Harry
Clemons, music by C. F. Price; male
voices. © Carl F. Price, New York,
as author of music. R 5878, Nov.
5, 1929. 36
Come, oh come to Me; words by Lizzie
Akers, music by J. M. Black. ©
James M. Black, Williamsport, Pa.,
as author of music. R 6068, Nov.
4, 1929. 37
Could you be true to eyes of blue, if
you looked into eyes of brown; song,
by Cobb and Edwards... © Gus Ed-
wards, c/o Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
studios, Culver City, Calif., as au-
thor of music. R 5988, Nov. 12, 1929.
38
Country (A) girl; musical play by
James T. Tanner, lyrics by Adrian
Ross [pseud. of Arthur R. Ropes],
music by Lionel Monckton, addi-
tional numbers by Paul A. Rubens
and Percy Greenbank. © Arthur
R. Ropes, London, as author of
lyrics, Charles F. Monckton, Lon-
don, as executor of the author of
music, Herbert Rubens and A. N.
Taylor, London, as executors of au-
thors of additional numbers. R
5906, Oct. 25, 1929. 39
Cradle song; Japanese song, words by
Eugene Field, music by A. A. Mack.
© Albert A. Mack, Hollins, Va., as
author of music. R 6032, Nov. 29,
1929. 40
Crusader’s (The) march; from Maid
Marian, by Reginald De Koven; pf.
© Anne De Koven, New York, as
widow of the author of music. R
5734, June 4, 1929. 41
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29647 (42)
Crystal (The) throne; words by W.
C. Kreusch, music by G. Edwards.
© Gus Edwards, c/o Metro-Goldwyn
studios, Culver City, Calif., as au-
thor of music. R 59938, Nov. 13,
1929. 42
Dancing (The) goddess; caprice, by
R. BE. Hildreth; pf. © Richard E.
_Hildreth, West Somerville, Mass., as
author. R 5921, Nov. 9, 1929. 43
Dancing under the linden tree; by Carl
Reinecke, op. 161, no. 5, ed. and
fingered by L. Oesterle; pf. © Louis
Oesterle, New York, as author of
editing. R 5915, Nov. 14,1929. 44
Danse champetre; from Maid Marian,
music by Reginald De Koven; pf.
© Anna De Koven, New York, as
widow of the author of the music.
R 5736, June 4, 1929. 45,
Dat’s de way to spell chicken; song by
S. L. Perrin. © Sidney L. Perrin,
New York, as author. R 6128, Aug.
1, 1929. 46
Diplomacy ; from The storks, words by
Guy F. Steely, music by F. Chapin.
© . Frederic Chapin, Hollywood,
Calif., as author of music. R 5759,
Nov. 14, 1929. 47
Dolly Varden; lancers from Julian Ed-
wards’ musical comedy, arr. by Otto
Langey; orch. © Lizzie Langey,
New York, as widow of the author
of arrangement. R 5737, Apr. 2,
1929. 48
Don’t want nuthin’ but Sal; words and
music by S. L. Perrin. © Sidney
L. Perrin, New York, as author. R
6139, Nov. 29, 1929. 49
Down at lover’s roost; words by Ren
Shields, music by Geo. Evans. ©
Grace Shields, Brooklyn, as widow
of author of words. R 6115, Dec. 5,
1929. 50
Down by the old St. Joe; words and
music by Mabel Williams. © Mabel
Williams Grimes, Mishawaka, Ind.,
as author. R 6099, Noy, 29, 1929. 51
Down by the summer sea; words by
R. F. Roden, music by Max S. Witt.
© Robert F. Roden, New York, as
author of words, and Albert Witt,
Murray Hill, N. Y., as next of kin
of the author of music, who is not
living. R 6113, Dec. 5, 1929. aes
Dream one dream of me; words by
Edgar Smith, music by W. T. Fran-
cis and John Stromberg. © W. T.
pt. IIT, 0. s., Vv. 24
Francis, jr. and Marie T. Francis,
New York, as children of the de-
ceased author of music, W. T. Fran-
cis. R 5740, Sept. 17, 1929. 53
Drums (The); ensemble from When -
Johnny comes marching home, lyric
by Stanislaus Stange, music by Ju-
lian Edwards. © Philippine Ed-
wards, Rye, N. Y., as widow of the
author of music. R 5752, Nov. 14,
1929. 54
Dwell deep; words by Ernest G. Wes-
ley, music by D. B. Towner. © Ada
Page Towner, Chicago, as widow of
the author of music. R 5976, Nov. 4,
1929. 55
Easter day has crowned Him King;
words by Lydia Avery Coonley, mu-
sic by Seymour Hawthorne [pseud.
of A. J. Boex]; low voice. © Louise
Boex, Cincinnati, as widow of the
author of music. R 6046, Nov. 29,
1929. 56
Echoes of the ball (Loin du bal) ; by
Ernest Gillett, arr. by Henry House-
ley; women’s voices. © James
Houseley, Los Angeles, Charles
Houseley, Midwest, Wy., Dorothy
Houseley Naylor, Golden, Col., Ethel
S. H. Gallup, San Diego, Calif., and
Helen H. Billin, Louisville, as chil-
dren of the deceased author of ar-
rangement. R 5891, Oct. 26,1929. 57
Emanuels praise; by Tullar-Meredith
co. © Tullar-Meredith co., New
York, as proprietor. R 6082, Oct. 16,
1929. 58
Evening campus song; words and mu-
sic by C. F. Price; male voices. ©
Carl F. Price, New York, as author.
R 5875, Nov. 5, 1929. 59
Explorers (The); waltzes from the
musical comedy by Taylor and
Lewis, arr. by H. Anderson; orch.
© Hilding Anderson, Bayside, L. I.,
N. Y., as author of the arrangement.
R 5739, June 4, 1929. 60
Fair (A) white flower; song, by M. T.
Salter. © Mary Turner Salter, New
York, as author of music. R 6028,
Nov. 29, 1929. 61
Fairyland; from When Johnny comes
marching home, lyric by Stanislaus
Stange, music by Julian Hdwards.
© Philippine Edwards, Rye, N. Y.,
as widow of the author of music.
R 5755, Nov. 14, 1929. 62
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Fanchette ; tambourine dance, by R. E. | Good-bye; words by Margaret O’Grady,
Hildreth; pf.. © Richard E. Hil-
dreth, West Somerville, Mass., as
author. R 5918, Nov. 9, 1929. 63
Festival march; by H. J. Stewart;
organ. (© Humphrey J. Stewart,
San Diego, Calif., as author. R 5885,
Oct. 26, 1929. 64
Four leaf clover; words by Ella Hig-
ginson, music by C. Willeby, London.
© Chas. Willeby, London, as author
of music. R 60385, Nov. 29, 1929. 65
Fredy-lied; aus Nakiris hochzeit, o.
Der stern von Siam, operette von
P. Lincke. © Paul Lincke, Berlin,
as author of music. R 6116, Dec. 5,
1929. 66
From cross to crown; music by D. B.
Towner, arr. by James M. Gray. ©
Ada Page Towner, Chicago, as
widow of the author of music. R
5803, July 24, 1929. 67
Garden (The) of life; words and
music by H. W. Smith. © Herbert
Wakefield Smith, New York, as au-.
thor. R 6136, Nov. 25, 1929, 68
Gas; song by J. S. Camp; male voices.
© John Spencer Camp, Hartford, as
author. R 5872, Nov. 5, 1929. 69
Gavotte; rococo, by Raoul Gabriel
[pseud: of A. J. Boex]; pf. ©
Louise Boex, Cincinnati, as widow
of the author. R 5777, May 17, 1929.
70
Gavotte; von Gustav Hollaender, op.
48, transcribirt von Albert Riidin-
ger; violoncell. © Frederik Riidin-
ger, Copenhagen, as child of the de-
ceased author of arrangement. R
6079, June 6, 1928. 71
_Gavotte colombine; par Basil Althaus,
op. 63, no. 3; violon et pf. © Terese
Althaus, London, as widow of the
author. R 6024, Oct. 4, 1929. 42
Geburtstagsmarsch; von Gustav Hol-
laender, op. 48, transcribirt von Al-
bert Riidinger; violoncell. © Fred-
erik Riidinger, Copenhagen, as child
of the deceased author of arrange-
ment. R 6076, June 6, 1928. 3
Gloria in excelsis Deo; Weihnachts-
liturgie fiir die Sonntagschule, text
yon H. Brodt, musik von Thiel, Ga-
briel u. Rosche. © Charles H. Ga-
briel, Beaverly, Calif., as one of the
authors of music. R 60838, Oct. 16,
1929. 74
91207—30——9
music by Julian Edwards; contralto.
© Philippine Edwards, New York,
as widow of the author of music. R
6182, Nov. 29, 1929. 75
Good day Yankees; ensemble from
When Johnny comes marching home,
lyrics by Stanislaus Stange, music
by Julian Edwards. © Philippine
Edwards, Rye, N. Y., as widow of
the author of music. R 5744, Nov.
14, 1929. 76
Gounod (Charles Francois) Faust;
fantasia, arr. by Thomas H. Rollin-
son; military band. © Henry P.
Buncher, Waltham, Mass., as exec-
utor of the author of arrangement
of music. R 5778, Oct. 31, 1929. 77
La reine de Saba; ballet music,
condensed by J. C. Mullaly; orch.
© John CC. Mullally, Dorchester,
Mass., as author of condensation. R
5779, Oct. 29, 1929. 78
Gouttes (Les) d’eau; by Joseph Ascher,
op. 17, ed. and fingered by L.
Oesterle ; pf. © Louis Oesterle, New
York, as author of editing. R 5912,
Noy. 14, 1929. 79
Griolette’s- goose song; they’re dar-
lings, words and music by W. W.
Furst. © Charlotte Furst, Bayside,
L. I., N. Y., as widow of the author.
R 6184, Nov. 25, 1929. 80
Guest (The) of honor; march and
two-step, by Edwin F. Kendall, arr.
by R. E. Hildreth; orch. © Richard
HE. Hildreth, West Somerville, Mass.,
as author of arrangement. R 5931,
Nov. 9, 1929. 81
Hindel (Georg Friedrich) Come unto
Him, all ye that labour; anthem,
adapted and arr. by Wm. Dressler ;
sop. solo and mixed cho.; pf. or
organ ace. © Louis R. Dressler,
Jersey City, as child of the deceased
author of arrangement of music. R
5785, Nov. 18, 1929. 82
Happy villagers (Frohedoerfler) ; ro-
manza, by O. W. Southwick, arr. and
harmonized by David Odo Evans;
pf. © Myra Evans Richards, Cleve-
land, as child of the deceased author
of arrangement. R 6097, Nov. 27,
1929. 83
Have you seen my sweetheart in his
uniform of blue; song by Cobb and
Edwards. © Gus Edwards, %
Metro-Goldwyn studios, Culver City,
Calif., as author of music. R 6001,
Noy. 138, 1929. 84
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29647 (85)
He giveth His loved ones sleep; fu-
neral hymn, music by G. A. Burdett.
1. Mixed voices.—2. Men’s voices.
© George A. Burdett, Newton Cen-
tre, Mass., as author of music. R
5786, 5787, Nov. 13, 1929. 85, 86
High (The) roller; march and two-
step, by Thos. S. Allen; orch. ©
Arthur J. Allen, Wildwood, N. J.,
as child of the deceased author. R
5925, Nov. 9, 1929. 87
His grace is sufficient; words by A.
McNaughton, musie by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Chicago, as
widow of the author of music. R
5987, Nov. 4, 1929. 88
Hollaender (Gustav) Melodie; op. 48,
transeribirt von Albert Rudinger ;
violoncell. © Frederik Riidinger,
Copenhagen, as child of the deceased
author of arrangement. R _ 6075,
June 6, 1928. 89
—— Walzer; op. 48, transcribirt von
Albert Riidinger ; violoncell. © Fred-
erik Rtidinger, Copenhagen, as child
of the deceased author of arrange-
ment. R 6077, June 6, 1928. 90
Holy, holy, holy Lord; hymn anthem,
words by Josiah Conder, music by
G. A. Burdett; mixed voices, organ
ace. © George A. Burdett, Newton
Center, Mass., as author of music.
R 5780, Nov. 18, 1929. 91
Homeland (The); words by H. R.
Haweis, music by G. C. Stebbins,
arr. by Geo. W. Walton. © George
C. Stebbins, Brooklyn, as author of
music. R 5811, Nov. 4, 1929. 92
I can’t live without you Katie Reilley ;
song by John T. Kelly. © Annie
Kelly, New York, as child of the de-
ceased author. R 6124, Nov. 29,
1929. 93 /
I drink the fragrance of the rose;
words by Charles Hanson Towne,
music by H. Clough-Leighter, op. 19,
no. 1; high voice, in A. © Henry
Clough-Leighter, Quincy, Mass., as
author of the music. R 5781, Nov.
13, 1929. 94
Tll die for Him; words by R. H. Gil-
bert, music by J. M. Black. ©
James M. Black, Williamsport, Pa.,
as author of music. R 6069, Nov. 4,
1929. 95
I’m the man that makes the money in
the mint; song by Cobb and Ed-
wards. © Gus Edwards, %Metro-
pt. Ilt, 0. s., v. 24
Goldwyn studios, Culver City, Calif.,
as author of music. R 5992, Nov. 13,
1929. 96
I tipferl; polka, by Johann Strauss,
arr. by A. Roth; orch. © Alfred
Roth, Richmond Hill, N. Y., as au-
thor of arrangement. R 5850, Oct.
10, 1929. 97
I was quite upset; from When Johnny
comes marching home, lyric by Stan-
islaus Stange, music by Julian EHd-
wards. © Philippine Edwards, Rye,
N. Y¥., aS widow of the author of
music. R 5751, Nov. 14, 1929. 98
I will trust; words by H. H. Pierson,
music by D. B. Towner. © Ada Page
Towner, Chicago, as widow of the
author of music. R 5804, July 24,
1929. 99
Idolizers (The) ; march and two-step,
by W. A. Corey, arr. by L. O. Smith;
orch. © Lee Orean Smith, New
York, as author of arrangement. R
5923, Nov. 9, 1929. 1
If Aladdin would lend me his lamp;
song by Cobb and Edwards. © Gus
Edwards, %Metro-Goldwyn studios,
Culver City, Calif., as author of
music. R 5997, Nov. 13, 1929. 101
If God so clothe the grass; words from
Matthew 6, music by John W. Bisch-
off; contralto and bass. © Lucille
Bischoff Chester, Asbury Park, N. J.,
as child of the deceased author of
music. R 5826, Oct. 28, 1929. 102
If you become a nun dear; words by
Leigh Hunt, music by O. Speaks;
med. voice. © Oley Speaks, New
York, as author of music. R 6037
Nov. 29, 1929. 103
In loveland; words by Geo. Collin
Davis, music by Lillian Heckler. ©
Ethel R. L. Davis, Montclair, N. J.,
as widow of author of words. R
6126, Nov. 29, 1929. 104
In the hills of old Carolina ; words and
music by C. K. Harris. © Chas. K.
Harris, New York, ag author. R
6101, Dec. 4, 1929. 105
In the name of Jesus; words and mu-
sic by E. H. Brown. © EH. Howard
Brown, Clinton, Ind., as author. R
6094, Oct. 21, 1929. 106
In the secret of His presence; words
by E. L. Goreh, music by G. C. Steb-
bins, arr. by V. H. B. © George C.
Stebbins, Brooklyn, as author of
music. R 5810, Nov. 4, 1929. 107
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It shall be well with thee; words by
Wilson Meade, music by I. Allan
Sankey. © Grace V. Sankey, North-
field, Mass., as next of kin of the
author of music, who is not living.
R 58138, Nov. 4, 1929. 108
It simply happened so; duet from The
explorers, lyric by Bert Leston Tay-
lor, music by Walter H. Lewis. ©
Walter Lewis, Manchester, N. H., as
author of music. R 6123, Nov. 23,
1929. 109
Jersey (The) carnival; march, by
Daniel Lieberfeld, arr. by A. Roth.
1. Band.—2. Orch. © Alfred Roth,
Richmond Hill, N. Y., as author of
arrangement. R 5846, 5847, Oct. 10,
1929. 110, 111
Jesus meek and gentle; by P. Ambrose,
op. 11, no. 4; mixed voices. © Paul
Ambrose, Trenton, N. J., as author
of arrangement. R, 5897, Oct. 26,
1929. £12
Johnny Jones’s sister.Sue; words and
musie by Cobb and Edwards. ©
Gus Edwards % Metro-Goldwyn
studios, Culver City, Calif., as author
of music. R 5998, Nov. 13, 1929.
113
Juanita; Spanish ballad, fantasia arr.
by G. Saenger; violin and pf.
Gustav Saenger, New York, as
author of arrangement. R 5859,
Oct. 10, 1929. 114
Just for to-night; words and music by
F. O. French. © Frank O. French,
Rutland, Vt.. as author. R 6125,
Nov. 29, 1929. 115
Kain; vorspiel, von HE. d’Albert; orch.
Se. and pts. © Eugen d’Albert,
Lugano, Switzerland, as author. R
5954, Nov. 14, 1929. 116
Kathleen; song by Cobb and Edwards,
music by G. Edwards. © Gus Ed-
wards, % Metro-Goldwyn siudios,
Culver City, Calif., as author of mu-
sic. R 6008, Nov. 13, 1929. +17
Kaun (Hugo) Walzer; op. 34, nr. 2;
pf. © Hugo Kaun, Berlin, as author.
R 6016,. July 5, 1929. 118
Keep praising the Lord; words by
James M. Gray, music by James Mc-
Granahan. © Hugh H. McGrana-
han, Pittsburgh, as next of kin of
the author of music, who is not liv-
ing. R 5800, July 24, 1929. 119
29647 (130)
Kelpie dance; by W. K. Whiting; orch.
William K. Whiting, Everett,
Mass., as author. R 5920, Nov. 9,
1929. 120
Kinderlied; von Gustav Hollaender,
op. 48, transcribirt von Albert Rtid-
inger; violoncell. © Frederik Riid-
inger, Copenhagen, as child of the
deceased author of arrangement. R
6078, June 6, 1928. 121
Kitchy coo; by G. Edwards; pf. ©
Gus Edwards, % Metro-Goldwyn
studios, Culver City, Calif., as
author. R 5994, Noy. 18, 1929. 122
Kolt6 alma (The poet’s dream); by
Miska Farkas, arr. by A. Roth;
orch. © Alfred Roth, Richmond
Hill, N. Y., as author of arrange-
ment. R 5848, Oct. 10, 1929. 123
Legend in D; by H. J. Stewart; violin
and pf. © Humphrey J. Stewart,
San Diego, as author. R 5894, Oct.
26, 1929. ; 124
Let him that heareth say come; words
by Julia H. Johnston, music by D. B.
Towner. © Ada Page Towner, Chi-
cago, aS widow of the author of
music. R 5986, Noy. 4, 1929. 125
Let the merry church bells ring;
Haster carol, music by H. Clough-
Leighter; unison voices, organ acc.
© Henry Clough-Leighter, Quincy,
Mass., as author of music. R 5782,
Noy. 138, 1929. 126
Lift up your heads; gospel song,
words by Genevieve R. Anderson,
music by D. B. Towner. © Ada
Page Towner, Chicago, aS widow of
the author of music. R 5809, July
24, 1929. 127
Light of my life; words by B. W. Bur-
leigh, music by D. B. Towner. ©
Ada Page ‘Towner, Chicago, as
widow of the author of music. R
5981, Nov. 4, 1929. 128
Light (The) of the morning land;
words by H. H. Pierson, music by
D. B. Towner. © Ada Page Town-
er, Chicago, aS widow of the author
of music. R 5801, July 24, 1929.
129
Little Dolly Varden; song by Cobb and
Edwards. Gus Edwards, %
Metro-Goldwyn studios, Culver City,
Calif., as author of. musie. R 5991,
Nov. 18, 1929. 130
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Little (A) song for two; words by Hd-
mund Vance Cooke, music by C. 8.
Burnham; med. voice. © Chas. S.
Burnham, Cleveland, as author of
music. © R 6030, Nov. 29, 1929.
131
Liza; words by Richard Carle, music
by G. Edwards. © Gus Edwards,
% Metro-Goldwyn studios, Culver
City, Calif., as author of music. R
5990, Noy. 18, 1929. 132
Lord (The) is King forever; words by
Julia H. Johnston, music by D. B.
Towner. © Ada Page Towner, Chi-
cago, as widow of the author of mu-
sic. R 5808, July 24, 1929. 133
Lord (The) is my light; words from
Psalm 27, music by John Lawrence
Erb. © J. Lawrence Erb, New Lon-
don, Conn., as author. R 5964, Oct.
18, 1929. 134
Louisiana Louise; words by Andrew
B. Sterling, music by G. Edwards.
© Gus Edwards, c/o Metro-Goldwyn
studios, Culver City, Calif., as au-
thor of music. R 6002, Nov. 13, 1929.
135
Love (A) song; words by Florence
Earle Coates, music by William H.
Neidlinger. © Orra B. Neidlinger,
East Orange, N. J., as widow of the
author of music. R 5900, Oct. 26,
1929. 136
Love’s night; duet from When Johnny
comes marching home, lyric by Stan-
islaus Stange, music by Julian Ed-
wards. © Philippine Hdwards, Rye,
N. Y., aS widow of the author of
music. R 5747, Nov. 14, 1929. 187
Ma honeysuckle girl; from When
Johnny comes marching home, lyric
by Stanislaus Stange, music by Ju-
lian Edwards. © Philippine Ed-
wards, Rye, N. Y., as widow of the
author of music. R 5748, Noy. 14,
1929. 138
Madrigal (A); sweetly blows the
breath of spring, words by William
Greer Harrison, music by H. J.
Stewart; men’s voices. © Hum-
phrey J. Stewart, San Diego, Calif.,
as author of music. R 5888, Oct. 26,
1929, 139
Magician (The); gavotte, by Van L.
Farrand, arr. by R. BH. Hildreth;
orch. © Richard BE. Hildreth, West
Somerville, Mass., as author of ar-
rangement. R 5966, Sept. 26, 1929.
140
Mammy’s little black rose; words by
Alfred Bryan, music by Al Johns. ©
Louise Johns, New York, as widow
of the author of music. R 6127,
Nov. 19, 1929. 141
March religioso, no. 3; by W. Paris
Chambers; band. © Evelyn E.
Chambers, Los Angeles, as widow of
author of music. R 5841, Noy. 4,
1929. 142
Matinka; par Basil Althaus, op. 68,
no. 1; violon et pf. © Terese Al-
thaus, London, as widow of the au-
thor. R 6022, Oct. 4, 1929. 143
Melodie-etude; von H. Kaun, op. 34,
nr. 3; pf. © Hugo Kaun, Berlin, as
author. R 6017, July 5, 1929. 144
Menuet heroique; by H. J. Stewart;
pf.; in G. © Humphrey J. Stewart,
San Diego, Calif., as author. R
5883, Oct. 26, 1929. 145
Menuett-fantasie; von H. Kaun, op.
34, nr. 1; pf. © Hugo Kaun, Ber-
lin, as author. R 6015, July 5, 1929.
146
Merry (The) monarch; march and
two-step, by R. HE. Hildreth; band.
© Richard E. Hildreth, West Somer-
ville, Mass., as author. R 5928,
Nov. 9, 1929. 147
Military (The) hero; march and two-
step, by W. D. Kenneth, arr. by R.
E. Hildreth; orch. © William D.
Kenneth, Larchmont, N. Y., as au-
thor. R 5926, Nov. 9, 1929. 148
Miyoko San; Japanese song, music by >
A. A. Mack. © Albert A. Mack,
Hollins, Va., as author. R 6033,
Nov. 29, 1929. 149
Mors et vita (Death and life); text
by William F. Collins, music by J.
Lewis Browne. © J. Lewis Browne,
Chicago, as author of music. R
6044, Nov. 29, 1929. 150
Moszkowski (Moritz) Alma mater’s
praise; words by H. T. Baker, music
by Moszkowski, arr. by C. F. Price;
male voices. © Carl F. Price, New
York, as author of arrangement. R
5876, Nov. 5, 1929. 151
Hungary; from From foreign
lands, arr. by G. Saenger; 2 violins
and pf. © Gustav Saenger, New
York, as author of arrangement. R
5854, Oct. 10, 1929. 152
Moving (The) finger; words by Omar
Khayyam, music by William H.
Neidlinger. © Orra B. Neidlinger,
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author of music. R 5899, Oct. 26,
1929. 153
Mozart (Wolfgang Amadeus) Drink
to me only with thine eyes; air by
Mozart, arr. by H. J. Stewart;
women’s voices. © Humphrey J.
Stewart, San Diego, Calif., as au-
thor of arrangement. R 5887, Oct.
26, 1929. 154
My anchor holds; words by W. C. Mar-
tin, music by D. B. Towner. © Ada
Page Towner, Chicago, as widow of
the author of music. R 5975, Nov.
4, 1929. 155
My Antoinette; selection, by Alfred E.
Aarons, arr. by H. Anderson; orch.
© Hilding Anderson, Bayside, L. L.,
N. Y., aS author of the arrangement.
R 5738, June 4, 1929. 156
My blessed Savior comes; words by
E. Howard Brown, music by L. O.
Brown. © Louise Ottis Brown,
Clinton, Ind., as author of music.
R 6098, Oct. 21, 1929. 157
My dream lady; song by Neil Moret
[pseud. of C. N. Daniels] © Charles
N. Daniels, Hollywood, Calif., as
author. R 6120, Oct. 16, 1929. 158
My garden of roses; words by Philip
Bourke Marston, musie by Florence
Aylward; no. 3, in D. © Florence
Kinder, St. Leonards-on-sea, Eng-
land, as author of music. R 5774,
Noy. 8, 1929. 159
My ladye; poem by Baroness De Ber-
tarech, music by W. W. Gilchrist.
© W. W. Gilchrist, Philadelphia, as
author of the music. R 6054, Nov.
29, 1929. 160
My little pansy; from The billionaire,
words by H. B. Smith, music by Gus-
tave Kerker. © Harry B. Smith,
New York, as author of words. R
6138, Nov. 29, 1929. 161
My own waltz; by S. G. Kiesling. ©
Samuel G. Kiesling, Brooklyn, as
author. R 6102, Dec. 6, 1929. 162
Naval brigade M. V. M.; march and
two-step, by H. L. Clarke. 1. Orch.—
2. Band. © Herbert L. Clarke, Long
Beach, Calif., as author of arrange-
ment. R 5844, 5845, Oct. 10, 1929.
163, 164
*Neath the stars; waltzes, by R. E.
Hildreth; pf. © Richard E. Hil-
dreth, West Somerville, Mass., as
author. R 5927, Nov. 9, 1929. 165
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No shadows yonder; words by H. H.
Pierson, music by D. B. Towner. ©
Ada Page Towner, Chicago, as
widow of the author of music. R
5807, July 24, 1929. 166
O risen Lord; Easter anthem, music
by W. A. Fisher; solo quartet and
mixed cho.; organ ace. and violin
obbl. © William Arms Fisher, Bos-
ton, as author of music. R 5789,
Noy. 9, 1929. 167
Octaven-etude; von H. Kaun, op. 34,
nr. 4; pf. © Hugo Kaun, Berlin, as
author. R 6018, July 5, 1929. 168
Oh, didn’t he ramble; words and music
by Will Handy [pseud. of Bob Cole]
© Dora Cole Norman, West
Brighton, N. Y., and Carriebel Cole
Plummer, Chicago, as next of kin of
the author who is not living. R
6118, Nov. 16, 1929. 169
On the proper side of Broadway, on a
Saturday P. M.; song by Cobb and
Edwards. © Gus Edwards, %
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios, Cul-
ver City, Calif., as author of music.
R 5989, Nov. 18, 1929. 170
On the sands at night; words and
musie by C. K. Harris. © Chas. K.
Harris, New York, as author. R
6100, Dec. 4, 1929. gig)
Orsola; drame lyrique en 8 actes, de
P. B. Gheusi, musique de P. L. Hil-
lemacher [pseud. of Lucian Joseph
Eduard Hillemacher and Paul Jos-
eph Wilhelm Hillemacher]; parti-
tion chant et pf. © Paul Hille-
macher, Versailles, as author and
Marie Jeanne Mombre, Paris, as
widow of the co-author Lucien Hil-
lemacher. R 4454, Sept. 25, 1929.
172
Out from the north, an iceberg came;
words by Rudolf Steinhagen, music
by J. L. Browne. © J. Lewis
Browne, Chicago, as author of music.
R 6048, Nov. 29, 1929. 173
O-Y-S-T-E-R-S, rah, rah, rah; words
by J. Dillon, musie by Harry Dillon.
© John Dillon, Cortland, N. Y., as
author of words. R 6129, Nov. 29,
1929: 174
Panama (El) dance; by Homer Tour-
jee, arr. by G. D. Barnard; orch.
© George D. Barnard, Maysville,
Ky., as author of arrangement. R
6047, Nov. 29, 1929. 175
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Panama (Hl) dance; by H. Tourjee;
pf. © Homer Tourjee, Los Angeles,
as author. R 6029, Nov. 29, 1929.
176
Ping pong; polka, by W. Paris Cham-
bers; orch. © Evelyn E. Chambers,
Los Angeles, as widow of the author.
R 5842, Noy. 4, 1929. 177
Please let me sleep; words by R. C.
McPherson, music by J. T. Brymn.
© Richard C. McPherson, New York,
as author of words, and James T.
Brymn, New York, as author of
music. R 5871, Nov. 13, 1929. 178
Prince of good fellows; quadrille, by
Thos. S. Allen; orch. © Arthur J.
Allen, Wildwood, N. J., as child of
the deceased author. R 5924; Nov.
9, 1929. 179
Prodigal song; oratorio, music by
Henry B. Vincent. © H. B. Vin-
cent, Erie, Pa., as author of the mu-
sic. R 6055, Nov. 29, 1929. 180
Promises (The) of Jesus; words by
Allie T. Criss, music by J. M. Black.
© James M. Black, Williamsport,
Pa., aS author of music. R 6070,
Nov. 4, 1929. 181
Queen of roses; waltzes, by A. J.
Weidt; mand. or violin. © Albert
J. Weidt, Belford, N. J., as author.
R 5922, Nov. 9, 1929. 182
Rajah (The) ; march and two-step, by
Marie Louka [pseud. of J. C.
Schmid]; pf. © Johann C. Schmid,
Philadelphia, as author. R_ 6121,
Sept. 13, 1929. 183
Red (The) and black; words by W.
G. Harris, music by C. F. Price;
male voices. © Carl F. Price, New
York, as author of music. R 5877,
Nov. 5, 1929. 184
Renouveau; valse, par Basil Althaus;
violon et pf. © Terese Althaus,
London, as widow of the author. R
6023, Oct. 4, 1929. 185
Resignation; reverie, par Basil Al-
thaus, op. 63; no. 5;.:violon et pf.
© Terese Althaus, London, as widow
of the author. R 6026, Oct. 4, 1929.
186
Reverie; by F. Atherton; organ. ©
Florence Atherton Spaulding, New-
ton Centre, Mass., as author, R
5831, Oct. 9, 1929. 187
Romance in G; by H. J. Stewart; vio-
lin and pf. © Humphrey J. Stew-
art, San Diego, as author. R 5895,
Oct. 26, 1929. 188
Romantic dreams; waltzes, by W. EH.
Kendall, arr. by Richard H. Hil-
dreth; orch. © Richard HE. Hil-
dreth, West Somerville, Mass., as
author of arrangement. R 5930,
Nov. 9, 1929. 189
Rosalie, my royal Rosie; song by Cobb
and Edwards. © Gus Edwards, %
Metro-Goldwyn studios, Culver City,
Calif., as author of music. R 5999,
Nov. 138, 1929. 190
Rubinstein (Anton Gregorovitch) Mel-
odie in F; by Rubinstein-Tobani,
arr. by Theo Moses Tobani and G,
Saenger; 2 violins and pf. © Gus-
tav Saenger, New York, as one of
the authors of arrangement. R 5853,
Oct. 10, 1929. 191
Saracen patrol; from Maid Marian,
by Reginald De Koven; pf.
Anna De Koven, New York, as
widow of the author of music. R
5733, June 4, 1929. 192
Saragossa; valse-caprice, by Will Sor-
rento, arr. by Rosamond Johnson
[pseud. of J. R. Johnson]; pf. ©
J. Rosamond Johnson, New York,
as author of arrangement of music.
R 6114, Dec. 5, 1929. 193
Sasha; tarantelle, par Basil Althaus,
op. 63, no. 4; violon et pf. © Te-
rese Althaus, London, as widow of.
R 6025, Oct. 4, 1929.
194
Saved by the blood; words by S. J.
Henderson, music by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Chicago, as
widow of the author of music.,\ R
5982, Nov. 4, 1929. 195
Schifers klage; von Gustav Hollaen-
der, op. 48, transcribirt von A. Rti-
dinger ; violoncell. © Frederik Rii-
dinger, Copenhagen, as child of the
deceased author of arrangement. R
6074, June 6, 1928. 196
School of virtuosity; 275 studies for
the violin, by Eduard Keller and
O. K. Schill:) bk. 1-5 © Otto
Schill, Newark, as one of the au-
thors. R 5909-5911, 5913-5915, Nov.
14, 1929. 197-201
Secrets; words by Frederic L.
Knowles, musc by C. R. Smith;
male voices. © Clarence R. Smith,
Philadelphia, as author of music.
R 5873, Nov. 5, 1929. 202
Sentimental Tommy; by G. Hdwards;
pf. © Gus Edwards, % Metro-Gold-
wyn studios, Culver City, Calif., as
author. R 5996, Nov. 13, 1929. 203
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Serenade (A); song, music by J. L.
Browne. © J. Lewis Browne, Chi-
eago, as author of the music. R
6041, Nov. 29, 1929. 204
Sheltered in the rock; words by Ernest
G. Wesley, music by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Chicago, as
widow of the author of music. R
5979, Noy. 4, 1929. 205
Shoogy-shoo (The); by P. Ambrose,
op. 17, no. 2. 1. Women’s voices.—2.
Mixed yoices. © Paul Ambrose,
Trenton, N. J., as author. R 5889,
5890, Oct. 26, 1929. 206, 207
Shout the tidings; song by D. B.
Towner. © Ada Page Towner, Chi-
eago, as widow of the author. R
5974, Noy. 4, 1929. 208
Show me Thy face; words by Florence
M. Taylor, music by D. B. Towner.
© Ada Page Towner, Chicago, as
widow of the author of music. R
5805, July 24, 1929. 209
Show me Thy smile; words by Louis
M. Waterman, music by D. B.
Towner. © Ada Page Towner, Chi-
cago, as widow of the author of
music. R 5980, Noy. 4, 1929. 210
Since I met you; words and music by
A. Trevelyan. © Arthur Trevelyan,
London, as author. R 6080, Dec. 3,
1929. 211
Sir Frog and Mistress Toad; from
When Johnny comes marching home,
lyric by Stanislaus Stange, music by
Julian Edwards. © Philippine Ed-
wards, Rye, N. Y., as widow of the
author of music. R 5746, Nov. 14,
1929. 212
Sleighride (The) ; by Theodore Oesten,
op. 65, no. 6, ed. and fingered by L.
Oesterle; pf. © Louis Oesterle, New
York, as author of editing. R 5916,
Noy. 14, 1929. #13
Snowdrops; mazurka, by Franz Behr,
arr. by G. Saenger; violin and pf.
© Gustav Saenger, New York, as
author of arrangement. R 5856, Oct.
10, 1929. 214
Sometimes; song by William H. Neid-
linger. © Orra B. Neidlinger, East
Orange, N. J.. as widow of the author
of music. R 5902, Oct. 26, 1929. 215
Song (The) bird of melody lane; words
by Alfred Bryan, music by G. Ed-
wards. © Gus Edwards, % Metro-
Goldwyn studios, Culver City, Calif.,
as author of music. R 6000, Noy. 18,
1929. 216
Song memories; words by F. M. North,
music by K. P. Harrington. © Karl
P. Harrington, Middletown, Conn.,
as author of music. R 5874, Nov. 5,
1929. 217
Song (A) of happiness; by H. J. Stew-
art; pf. © Humphrey J. Stewart,
San Diégo, Calif., as author. R
5882, Oct. 26, 1929. 218
Song (A) of spring; by William H.
Neidlinger. © Orra B. Neidlinger,
East Orange, N. J., as widow of
the author of music. R 5901, Oct.
26, 1929. 219
Song without words; by O. K. Schill;
violin and pf. © Otto K. Schill,
Newark, as author. R 5908, Nov. 14,
1929. 220
Spring, sweet spring; from When
Johnny comes marching home, lyric
by Stanislaus Stange, music by Ju-
lian Edwards. © Philippine Ed-
wards, Rye, N. Y., as widow of the
author of music. R 5745, Nov. 14,
1929. 221
Springtime; scherzo in G min., by H. J.
Stewart; pf. © Humphrey J. Stew-
art, San Diego, Calif., as author. R
5881, Oct. 26, 1929. 222,
Storks (The): waltzes, by Frederic
Chapin, arr. by H. Anderson; pf.
Hilding Anderson, Bayside, L. L.,
N. Y.,.as author of arrangement. R
5762, Nov. 14, 1929. 223
Strife (The) is o’er; music by C. B.
Hawley ; mixed voices, organ ace. ©
Hattie B. Hawley, Nyack, N. Y., as
widow of the author of music. R
6049, Nov. 29, 1929. . 224
Strollers (The); selection from Lud-
wig Englander’s musical comedy, arr.
by C. J. Roberts; orch. © Chas. J.
Roberts, Larchmont, N. Y., as au-
thor of the arrangement. R 5732,
June 4, 1929. 225
Sweetheart mine own; words by F. H.
Cheesewright, music by Edward
Warren Corliss. © Eva D. C. Wee-
den, Providence, as next of kin of
author of music, who is not living.
R 6122, Nov. 23, 1929. 226
Tatters and tucks; Irich song, words
and music by F. Norton. © Fred-
eric Norton, London, as author. R
5773, Nov. 8, 1929. 227
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29647 (228)
Tell Him all; words by Mrs. F. A.
Breck, music by D. B. Towner. ©
Ada Page Towner, Chicago, as
widow of the author of music. R
5985, Nov. 4, 1929. 228
Terrible (A) lot to do to-day; words
by J. Dillon, music by Harry Dillon.
© John Dillon, Cortland, N. Y., as
author of words. R 6131, Nov. 29,
1929. 229
Thelma mazurka; by A. C. Buschle;
orch. © Laura L. Buschle, Cincin-
nati, aS widow of the author. R
6048, Dec. 3, 1929. 230
Those wedding bells; by W. H. Scou-
ton; pf. © Wm. H. Scouton, Fre-
mont, O., as author of arrangement.
R 6045, Nov. 29, 1929. 231
Those wedding bells; dance caprice,
by W. H. Scouton. 1. Trombone
and pf.—2. Cornet and pf. © Wm.
H. Scouton, Fremont, O., as author of
arrangement. R 5971, 5972, Sept. 25,
Oct. 25, 1929. 2327250
Thou Who like the wind dost come;
by P. Ambrose, op. 11, no. 5; mixed
voices. © Paul Ambrose, Trenton,
N. J., as author. R 5892, Oct. 26,
1929. 234
Thy way is best; words by H. H. Pier-
son, music by D. B. Towner. ©
Ada Page Towner,. Chicago, as
widow of the author of music. R
5802, July 24, 1929. 235
To Mary; words by William M. Thack-
eray, music by M. H. Brown; in HE
flat. © Mary Helen Brown, Short
Hills, N. J., aS author of music. R
6034, Nov. 29, 1929. 236
Trend (The) of time; lyrical idyl,
words by William H. Gardner, mu-
/ sie by Victor Kemp [pseud. of H.
/Girard]; four solo voices. © Harry
vs / Girard, Port Angeles, -Gakt.— as
author. R 59738, Nov. 23, 1929. 287
‘Unser Kaiser Friedrich; march, by
Franz von Blon, arr. by A. Roth;
orch. © Alfred Roth, Richmond
Hill, N. Y., as author of arrange-
ment. R 5849, Oct. 10, 1929. 238
Victory cometh; words by Ernest G.
Wesley, music by D. B. Towner. ©
. Ada Page Towner, Chicago, as
widow of the author of music. R
5977, Nov. 4, 1929. 239
Violin school; by L. Schubert, op. 50,
English tr. by G. Saenger. © Gus-
tav Saenger, New York, as author
/
pt. III, 0. s., v. 24
of translation. Oct. 10,
1929. 240
Vision; by Franz von Blon, arr. by G.
Saenger; 2 violins and pf. © Gus-
tay Saenger, New York, as author
of arrangement. R 5855, Oct. 10,
1929. 241
Vocal gems; from Maid Marian, words
by H. B. Smith, musie by Reginald
De Koven. © Harry B. Smith,
New York, as author of words. R
5735, June 4, 1929. 242
Western (A) cyclone; characteristic
march and two step, by Leo H. Ber-
liner. © Birdie Berliner, % Hd-
ward B. Marks music co., New York,
as the widow of ‘the author. R
5870, Feb. 28, 1929. 243
What’s in a name; from When Johnny
comes marching home, lyric by
Stanislaus Stange, music by Julian
Edwards. © Philippine Edwards,
Rye, N. Y., aS widow of the author
of music. R 5748, Nov. 14, 1929.
244
What said the wind; words by A. Dun-
bar, music by H. J. Stewart; high
voice. © Humphrey J. Stewart,
San Diego, Calif., as author of mu-
sic. R 5884, Oct. 26, 1929. 245
When Johnny comes marching home;
lyric by Stanislaus Stange, musie by
Julian Edwards. 1. Introduction
and cho., act 2.—2. Finale, act 3.—
3. Opening cho., act 1.—4. Prelude;
pf. © Philippine Edwards, Rye,
N. Y., as widow of the author of
music. R 5749, 5758, 5754, 5758,
Nov. 14, 1929. _ 246-249
When Mable sings; song, music by
O. Speaks; low voice. © Oley
Speaks, New York, as author of
music. R 6038, Nov. 29, 1929. 250
When shall I see my King; words by
B. W. Burleigh, music by D. B.
Towner. © Ada Page Towner, Chi-
cago, as widow of the author of
music. R 5978, Nov. 4, 1929. 251
When the circus comes to town; words
by James O’Dea, music by Robert
J. Adams. © Anna O’Dea, Rock-
ville Centre, L. I., N. ¥., as widow
of author of words. R 61383, Nov.
29, 1929. 252
When the trees are filled with blos-
soms; words by E. P. Moran, music
by Albert Rezlit [pseud. of A. Von
Tilzer] © Albert Von Tilzer, Great
Neck, L. I., N. Y., as author of music.
R 6081, Dee. 3, 1929. 253
R_ 5857,
1562
While you’re thinking;
RENEWALS
no. 12, 1929
When the winter time comes round;
words by Ren Shields, music by Geo.
Evans. © Grace Shields, Brooklyn,
as widow of author of words. R
6117, Dec. 5, 1929. 254
When we get what’s a-comin’ to us;
trio from The wizard of Oz, words
by L. Frank Baum, music by P. Tiet-
jens. © Paul Tietjens, New York,
as author of music. R 5760, Nov. 14,
1929. 255
from When
Johnny comes marching home, lyric
by Stanislaus Stange, music by Jul-
ian Edwards. © Philippine Ed-
wards, Rye, N. Y., as widow of the
author of music. R 5756, Nov. 14,
1929. 256
Whip and spur; galop, by Thos. S.
Allen; orch. © Arthur J. Allen,
Wildwood, N. J., as child of the de-
ceased author. R 5929, Nov. 9, 1929.
257
White (The) crow; march oddity, by
Paul Eno, arr. by R. E. Hildreth;
orch. © Richard E. Hildreth, West
Somerville, Mass., as author of ar-
rangement. R 5919, Nov. 9,1929. 258
Whiter than the snow; words and
music by L. O. Brown. © Louise
Ottis Brown, Clinton, Ind., as au-
thor. R 6091, Oct. 21, 1929. 259
Who knows; duet from When Johnny
comes marching home, lyric by Stan-
islaus Stange, music by Julian Ed-
wards. © Philippine Edwards, Rye,
N. Y., as widow of the author of
music. R 5757, Nov. 14, 1929. 260
Widow’s (The) lament; old Welsh
melody, arr. by H. J. Stewart ; wom-
en’s voices. © Humphrey J. Stew-
art, San Diego, Calif., as author of
arrangement. R 5886, Oct. 26, 1929.
261
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29647 (269)
Willow (The) pattern; comic operetta
in 2 episodes, written by Basil Wood,
composed by Cecil Cook. Vocal se.
© Edith Archdale Cook, London, as
widow of the author of music. R
5775, Nov. 8, 1929. 262
Witch (The) behind the moon; from
The wizard of Oz, words by L.
Weslyn, music by Charles Albert. ©
Louis Weslyn, New York, as author
of words. R 6067, Sept. 26, 1929.
263
Wizard (The) of Oz; waltzes, by Paul
Tietjens, arr. by H. Anderson; pf.
© Hilding Anderson, Bayside, L. I.,
N. Y., as author of arrangement. R
5761, Nov. 14, 1929. 264
Woodpecker (The); words by Fred-
erick Manley, music by Ethelbert
Nevin; low voice. © Anne Paul
Nevin, New York, as widow of the
author of music. R 6051, Nov. 29,
1929. 265
Y. M. I. march; by J. N. Klohr; oreh.
© John N. Klohr, Cincinnati, as au-
thor. R 6053, Nov. 29, 1929. 266
Years touch not the heart; from When
Johnny comes marching home, lyric
by Stanislaus Stange, music by Jul-
ian Edwards. © Philippine Ed-
wards, Rye, N. Y., as widow of the
author of music. R 5750, Nov. 14,
1929. 267
You must ask our dear mama; words
by William Gould, music by G. Ed-
wards.- © Gus Edwards, % Metro-
Goldwyn studios, Culver City, Calif.,
as author of music. R 5995, Nov.
13, 1929. 268
Zophiel ; intermezzo, by R. E. Hildreth ;
pf. © Richard E. Hildreth, West
Somerville, Mass., as author. R
5934, Nov. 9, 1929. 269
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INDEX, HC. PARikca: MUSICAL COMPOSITHONS
[New Series, Volume 24, Nos. 1-12, 1929]
This index contains in one alphabet the names of the composers and copyright
proprietors of all music entered in the catalogue in the year 1929.
The figures refer to the numbers following the titles in the catalogue.
12763.
Hugsviv. 5463.
A-J-C-music pub. co. - Blondy.
Aamodt (Valter)
Aanerud (W. S.):
Land of my dreams. 25582.
Rock me on your knee. 26281.
Aaron (Margaret) Nothin’ you do
can make me blue. 38811.
Aaron (Michael) :
Dancing wavelets. 4997.
Forest echoes. 138186.
Song of the anvil. 21425.
Speoks. 21452.
Aarons (A. E.):
Antoinette. 2589(7).
Fairy-fingered Fanny.
(94).
Life is such a bore. 14976 (182).
Miss Clementina. 2589 (222).
My Antoinette. 29647 (156).
Think it over. 14976 (339).
Abadia (M. K.) Why be blue.
14976
14877.
j Abajo las coquetas! 24430.
Abalos (Juan) :
Mira me. 8608.
iTe quiero toda! 9350.
Aban (Romeo)
26315.
Abbadessa
Argentine tango.
Abbey (M. E.)
heaven. 13704.
Abbiate (Louis) :
Lamento. 18252.
Préludes et fugues.
Villanelle. 19281.
Abbott (Charles) :
Believe me that’s love.
Big boy Jess. 19650.
Elephant can’t say can’t.
Goodness gracious Gracie.
Hoe down. 22708.
TI long to see the ones I left behind.
22787.
Just beyond the blue. 8340.
Many years ago. 23191.
Plucky Lindy’s lucky day. 6343.
Telling the world we’re in love.
21549.
Sad memories of you.
(Bernardo) Hcho_ of
22446.
Life’s railway to
7310 (114).
9887.
10326.
5a07.
19
Abbott (W. W.)
(198).
Abel (Jack):
Evergreen. 20011.
Florida nights. 20068.
She stole my heart away.
Abendroth (Hermann) :
Krause mit dem saxophon. 1162.
Sleep you well—in die bettgestell.
1978.
Abenteuer in Schottland. 19498, 19499,
20001.
Abergenny. 244382.
Land of light. 4577
14401.
Abernathy (Pearl) Just lonesome.
28167.
Abigania (Laura) I hope you haven’t
forgotten. 18004.
Abingdon press, ine. Abingdon
hymnal. 17239-17244.
Abrahall (A. K.) I know because the
jury told me so. $119.
Abraham (P4l) Harminckettes baka
vagyok én. 20206.
Abraham (Paul) What’s become of
Sweet Madelon. 12394.
Abrahams (Maurice):
Tl still go on wanting you. 22785.
I’m walking with the moonbeams.
22835.
Just you, just me and love. 8358,
10958.
Since we became _ sweethearts.
16705.
Sweet Ida Joy. 2104.
Take everything but you. 21532,
26592.
That’s my new girl now. 4289.
Abramowitz (Morris) :
Beau. 12718.
By the silver waves.
Twilight. 2271.
Abren (Fernando d’)
(Fernando).
Acevedo (Eduardo)
26539.
69
275.
See D’Abren
Suerte negra.
INDEX
pt. 10, n.s., v. 24
nn en aces
Aceves (C. G.):
Adios ecarifio. 27064.
Boton de Rosa. 27268.
Con esos ttis ojos. 27409.
DesolaciOn. 27502.
Ilusions del alma. 25406.
Isabel. 25453.
Pelona. 26155.
Sentimiento. 28987.
Sueno mio. 29162.
Achenbach (Thomas) :
Hugh de Payens commandery
mareh. 25222.
Irlindais. 22945.
Achron (Joseph) Hebrew melody.
13319.
Achtung! Achtung! Wir senden tanz-
musik! 27062.
Acker (W. F.) Allentown high school
songs. 24465.
Ackerman (EH. M.) Ill wait for you.
15750.
Ackermans (H.):
Au pays d’ amour. 86.
Contrebandiers dans la montagne.
405.
Ma chaumieére abandonnée. 16101.
Merry story. 16175.
Nostalgia. 16341.
O! Betty. 1574.
Suite saharienne. 16823.
I** poéme. 17282.
Ackley (A. H.) :
I can find Him everywhere. 3276.
Teach me to pray. 4268.
You can know Him now. 4548.
Ackley (B. D.):
Away on eagle wings. 27162.
Call to service. 27307.
Challenge to loyalty. 7602.
Consolation. 4948.
Don’t worry, but pray. 2966.
His banner of love. 27830.
Love’s triumphant story. 28350.
Master we will work fon, chee.
8558.
No tears in heaven. 28633.
Somebody else needs Him too.
6708.
Walk in the newness of life. 4434.
When His love comes shining
through. 9554.
When my life with the tide goes
out. 7179.
Ackley (C. ©.) pseud. See Meredith
CEE).
Acosta (Dionisio) :
A la aurora. 12596.
A las 11:20 once y veinte. 2591.
A orillas de una fuente. 12598.
A que no crees. 17237.
Abedules. 12600.
Adios. 7317.
Adios, Mexico amado. 27065.
1566
Al pie de un arbol. 2611.
Alla en lejanas tierras. 17276.
Alma entristecida. 17278.
Amame no seas ingrata. 12688.
Amigo del amor. 27117.
Amor de madre. 7364.
Amor es cruel martirio. 9773.
Anais. 17296.
Ando borracho. 2638.
Ando pasando trabajos. 7375.
Anforita. 19548.
Angel de amor. 19550.
Angel de mis ensuefios. 12647.
Arrempujenle, valedores. 17317.
Arrieros. 2660.
Ausencia. 27155.
Avecillas. 12680.
Ay no mas!! 12686.
Ay! Sonora. 17330.
Barbas tienes. 27185.
Barreteros. 2708.
Belen. 12781.
Besos de mi prieta. 27209.
Blanca azucena. 12760.
Blanea flor. 27233.
Bragados. 17481.
Busco novia. 27294.
Cabellos de oro. 9997.
Cadetes mexicanos. 19738.
Caiman. 12828.
Calandria! 2799.
Camello. 2803.
Carmela, 27317.
Carmelita! 10018.
Carmen. 7583, 27321.
Cefiros. 17492.
Celia. 12863.
Centro social mexicano. 27332.
Chagua! 10031. |
Chancla. 273835.
Chaparrita. 12872.
Chepina. 2832.
China maderista. 2837.
Chinita no seas asi. 27359.
Chiquitita. 27361.
Chuparrosa. 27374.
Cielo aleman. 27377.
Cielo lo dispuso. 27378.
Cine Alcazar de Juarez. 10076.
Ciudad de Juaja. 27382.
Ciudad Juarez. 17532.
Ciavelito. 27383.
Colimefia! 2857.
Como a las once. 12921.
Como son locas las que se juyen.
17565.
Como te quiero. 17566.
Con tres gotas de rocio.... 2878.
Condenada. 27411.
Consuelo. 17575.
Corazon. 27421.
Corrido de Los Reyes. 10118.
Corrido de Rivera. 12935.
Cotorra. 27423.
ei, ome ay
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Cruda. 17585.
Crudo. 2895.
Cuando despertaba. 17590.
Cuando lejos, muy lejos. 27443.
De alla vine y pa alla voy. 2927.
De tierras abajo vengo. 27480.
Delicias. 27495.
Desconfianza. 13007.
Desde que te vi. 2939.
Desde Zacatecas vengo! 13008.
Desesperado. 19919.
Desgraciado. 13009.
Despedida. 17689.
Despedida triste. 27505.
Destanteado..... 2941.
Destino me lleva. 2942.
Diadema. 138015.
Dices,... Tip ig221
Dichoso el arbol! 2946.
Dios hizo al hombre. 27514.
Duda eterna. 13075.
Elenita. 27581.
Elvira. 13091.
En su santo. 3008.
En tu ausencia. 27589.
En tu choza.:... 3009.
En tu tumba. 27590.
En vano. 3010.
Enriqueta. 13101.
Ensueno. 7823.
Hnsuenos. 17711.
Entonces. 177138.
Es imposible. 27602.
Es muy cierto. 27604.
Es un crimen. 27605.
Escalfes. 13108:
Escuchame. 17718.
Esperanza perdida. 13111.
Espinas. 27608.
Espinas de! alma. 17719.
Esta noche con Ja luna. 27609.
Felicidad. 10401.
Feo. 3059.
Flor de mis primeros afios. 17766.
Florecita de una cumbre. 3083.
Fracaso. 27681.
Gaona en Juarez. 27698.
Garafion. 3121.
Gaviotas. 27700.
Gilda Moreno. 17816.
_Gitana. 27720.
Graf Zepelin. 27751.
Gratos ensuenos. 13270.
Guerita. 20176.
Hace un ano. 3187.
Hasta no queriendo. 17891.
Hay unos ojos. 27799.
Hermila. 17920.
Hermosa Adelaida. 13328.
Hombre infeliz. 13347.
Horas pasan. 17956.
Hoyuelos de mi negra. 17968.
Huerfanita. 17969.
Huyo veloz. 20282.
1567
Idolo mio. 18100.
Inez Chavez Garcia. 18159.
Ingrata. 28084.
Jesusita. 18189.
Joven divina. 3455.
Joven ideal. 28145.
Jovencita. 3456.
Lagrima. 28225.
Lampara. 138671.
Lazo conyugal. 28241.
Lejos de ti. 13684.
Lejos me encuentro. 28248.
Levantate amigo mio!!! 3542.
Lupe. 18873.
Mal agradecida. 138807.
Mamacita linda. 11182.
Manana transparente. 18394.
Maria. 28395.
Maria la porfiada. 3624.
Maria Margarita. 18407.
Mariachi Michoacano. 3625.
Marinera. 283896.
Marino. 18413.
Maruca. 18415.
Mateo. 28405.
Mazatlan. 18429.
Me despido triguenita. 8563.
Me podras olvidar: 13859.
Me rio de la vida. 28418.
Merino. 3661.
Mi chata. 18450.
Mi nueva desgracia... 11271.
Mis cositas. 3671.
Momento feliz. 8626.
Morena, morena fuiste!! 13925.
Morenita. 11318. ;
Muchacho alegre. 28509.
Mujer pura. 28511.
Mulato. 28512.
Nacha. 14016.
Nada me importa. 11425.
Natividad. 206973.
Naufragos. 20975.
Negra. 11434.
Ni tu nena querida. 14036.
Nina gentil. 28620.
Nifia hechicera. 28621.
No Uores Pancha. 3797.
No masa: ti... 3798:
No me preguntes. 11454.
Noche de abril. 28637.
Noche serena y obscura. 11468.
Noche tenebrosa. 28638.
Note olvidare. 28646.
Nubes. 14064.
Oh! cuan amargo. 18634.
Ob mujer. 28691.
Ojitos chinos y negros. 3847.
Oyeme! 21119.
Pajarito. 18708.
Palacio de cristal. 3897.
Paloma blanca, que orgullo tienes.
14137.
Para qué nos conocimos? 18716.
INDEX
Acosta (Dionisio)—Continued.
Para que quiero la vida. 14148.
Para que son pasiones. 28765.
Paulita. 28789.
Pelo 4 pelo. 11638.
Pensamientos tristes.
Perdoname. 8898.
Pesetero. 187384.
Pesos y cervezas. 14171.
Pobre del hombre pobre.
Pobre mujer. 18758.
Pochas. 28827.
Popular. 28841.
Por tus ojos. 11680.
Por una ingrata. 3965.
Porque cuando la noche.
i Porqué lloras? 14218.
Pronto muy pronto. 28862.
Puerta. 28868.
Que chula flor .... 3995.
Que culpa tienen mis
3996.
Que dices chata??
Que importa. 8985.
Que tienen tus lindos ojos!
Quisiera llorar. 28881.
Ratos de loco. 9006.
Recien casada!! 14275.
Recuerdos de una ingrata.
Renegado. 4021.
Revolucion. 21233.
Rogon. 9050.
Rosaura! 14822.
Rubia princesita.
Se fué ya volo.
Se me hacia facil.
Sentenciado. 14383.
Sentimiento. 4112.
Serrana hermosa.
Severiana. 28995.
Siempre Jimulco. 14416.
Siempre sofiando. 18938.
Sierra Mojada. 14417.
Silencio de la noche. 18940.
Simpatia. 14422.
Sin gracia naci!!
Sin poderte hablar!!
Sin ti. 18947.
Solo. 9210.
Solo en la tumba.
Sélo ta. 18988.
Soy como la golondrina.
Suefios. 19061.
Sufrimiento. 4227.
Suspiro. 19074.
Tahuaca. 12119.
Te amaba inocente.
Teatro Colén. 29242.
Tengo una novia. 14610.
Teresita. 12158.
Todo Berlin. 29815.
Tomochie. 12231.
Toro puntal. , 4352.
Tovar y Perez. 12238.
18730.
28826.
28843.
14255.
11797.
4107.
28975.
21328.
14424.
14425.
11966.
29129.
19122.
padres.
14257.
4011.
‘pt. IT, n. s., v. 24
Traicion. 14691.
Traicionera. 9416.
Tres copitas de licor. 19223.
Triguefiita dame un beso. 4358.
Trinidad. 19224.
Tristes recuerdos.
A GZS.
Tuve un amor. 29357.
Tuyo seré!! 14718.
UWltimas horas. 29364.
Ultimo adios. 19248.
Una flor. 19245.
Unos ojos. 19261.
Ven Jesucita ven. 29394.
Vengo a verla. 29396.
Vi partir. 19279.
Viva la hacha. 19284.
Vive feliz! 19285, 21787.
Voy a morir.... 4425.
Y le papalotea. 19427.
Ya estoy aqui. 29581.
Ya la luna va saliendo. 19428.
Ya la tarde. 29582.
4361.
Ya me llevan. 29588.
Ya no llores. 29584.
Ya vine, ya estoy aqui.... 12508.
Yo soy tu viejito aquel. 14919.
Acres (Harry):
After the girl. 9727.
Step high. 12056.
Sunny South. 12092.
You’ve made a difference to me.
12561.
You will love me. 12563.
Acton (E. R.) I love it. 22790.
Actor-managers, ine. Age of innocence.
17257.
Adair
16778.
Adair (H. E.) Blue grass blues. 12768.
Adair (H. F.) Lord, I live in Thee.
1255. -
Adair (Mildred) :
Boys at play. 232.
Cello. 12864.
Finger drills. 15484.
With a dance and a song. 26968.
Adair (Orris) See Nafe (O. A.)
(Frances) Spanish beauty.
Adair (Yvonne) Golden isle. 20156.
Adalid y¥ Gamero (M. de) Toreador’s
sweetheart. 12285.
Adam (A.):
Postillon de Lonjumeau. 12594
Gil
Si j’étais roi. 9146.
Adam _ (Adolphe) Christmas song.
22248, 22249.
Adamcik (J. M.) Our love is ever-
lasting light. 26124. .
Adamek (Rosalie) Rainbow’s end.
9000.
Adamowecz (M. A.):
After I loved you darling. 18.
Dream castle. 7780.
1568
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Adamowski (Joseph) Polonaise bril-
lante. 347.
Adams (A. D.) Vie parisienne. 21040.
Adams (A. E.):
Bells of St. Mary’s. 9892.
June-time wedding bells. 20541.
Ring out the sweet message. 1808,
26270.
Adams (C. B.):
Awake! psaltery and harp. 12594
(C13)
Blow, blow thou winter wind.
14976 (36).
Honey chile. 4577 (160).
It was a lover and his lass. 14976
(163).
7310
My light and my salvation.
(98)
Place prepared. 2589 (268).
Rise, glorious Conqueror.
(S02).
Solitude. 17236 (388).
Sweetly the flowers are blooming
eto-day. 14976 (327).
Under the greenwood tree.
(358).
What shall he have that killed the
deer. 14976 (882).
Adams (Mrs. Crosby) :
Dance of the marionettes. 153809.
In the rocking chair. 15867.
Adams (D. H.) That ragtime man.
9368.
Adams (Ernest Harry):
Camille. 12833.
Our brigade. 18688.
Pickaninny’s Sandman. 18741.
Adams (F. B. J.) When we are parted.
12594 (4382).
Adams (G. B.) Holland. 3237.
Adams (J. G.) Mrs. Crosby Adams:
Children’s anthem. 4577 (51).
Fairy ring. 4577 (107).
Pussy willow march. 4577 (324).
— See also Adams (Mrs. Crosby).
Adams (M. R.) When I had you.
24257.
Adams (Pearl):
Dixie’s calling. 2953, 7751.
Four songs of the air. 7316.
Night on the dunes. 18594.
Adams (R. J.) When the circus comes
4577
14976
to town. 29647 (252).
Adams (R. L.) Down sunset’s trail.
7776.
Adams (Renée) Talkie show. 16874.
Adams (S.) £=Star of Bethlehem.
12594 (367).
Adams (Spencer) :
Garden of Eden. 24426 (94).
My beau that’s in the army. 28523.
When my sweetie takes a bow.
29486.
Adams (Stephen) Veteran’s
24426 (295).
Adams, Vee & Abbott, inc.:
Copper and the gunman. 10114.
High silk hat and a walking cane.
15664, 20245.
song.
In a_ graveyard on the hill.
25409.
Mountains ain’t no place for bad
men. 11330.
On the road to California. 26089.
Squire and the deacon. 16795,
21459.
That’s why I’m jealous of you.
12174.
Adamson (Gladys) :
Care free. 22202.
Summer twilight. 21498.
Adcock (W. M.):
Did you come back to stay. 13017.
Maybe there’s someone else in
your heart. 16148.
Not in a million years could I
forget you. 26019.
Addoms (Art):
Barnacle Bill the sailor.
When shadows fall. 9566.
Adduci (Frank) I'll alway’s keep the
rose you gave me. 3294.
Ade (George) My Sulu Lulu Loo.
14976 (225).
Adelman (Paul)
of-love. 26701.
Adios, te quedas en tus gustos. 13.
Adkins (H. E.) Songs of the sea.
23908.
Adkins (O. B.)
Birmingham Sal. 17395.
Dear old girl of mine.
I’m on my way. 20368.
My mother. 20947.
Southern rose. 19023.
Travel on. 21658.
When you first called me sweet-
heart. 193867.
You made me happy.
Adlam (Basil) :
Christmas song. 22247.
My wish for you. 23411.
Adlam (Beth) Merry Christmas.
23258.
Adler (M. A.):
Autumn leaves.
Summer tea party.
Two little love birds.
Adler (Rosalind) Spring.
Adlington (Fred):
Four American-Indian
sions. 26172.
Lily pond. 28075.
Starlight. 9276.
Adventure de la Guimard. 9709 (18).
Adventures of a doll-child. 2601.
7465.
Tripping-to-a-tune-
17625.
21925.
12677.
14553.
14725.
9270.
impres-
1569
i
INDEX
Advincula (P. V.) ‘There’s some-
thing funny about you. 24063.
Afri-bel canto. 27073.
Ager (Arthur) In tulip time.
Ager (Milton) :
Ain’t you baby. 15000, 24447.
Do I know what I’m _ doing.
15370.
Does my baby. 199387.
Does my baby love? 24850.
Educate your feet. 19979.
Everybody tap. 15449, 24964.
Glad rag doll. 728.
Happy days are
15629, 25141.
Harlem madness. 17886, 25147.
He’s a good man to have around.
1043.
here again.
8019.
He’s that'kind of a pal. 20222,
25165.
I can’t remember the words.
20299.
I don’t want to get thin. 8106.
I’m doing what I’m doing for
love. 3316.
I’m feathering a nest for a little
bluebird. 8148.
I’m not sorry. 987.
I’m the last of the red hot mam-
mas. 8176.
I’ve got a little love song. 15800
Let him ramble. 1193.
Lucky me—lovable you. 25706.
Man of my own. 16113, 25740.
Me and my buddy. 18431.
New Yorker. 25982.
Nightingale song. 18596.
That’s her now. 2163.
That’s the good old sunny South.
2165.
There will never be another
Mary. 19180, 26657.
Three little rooms and you. 16929.
Tinkle! Tinkle! 21628.
' Wait for the happy ending. 21747.
We have each other. 17066.
Ager, Yellen & Bernstein, inc.:
Ain’t you, baby. 24447.
Alone in the rain. 24471.
Colleen O’Kildare. 10090.
Deep night. 2981.
Does my baby love? 24850.
Educate your feet. 19979.
Everybody tap. 24964.
Glad rag doll. 728.
Happy days are here again.
25141.
Harlem madness. 25147.
He’s a good man to have around.
8019.
He’s that kind of a pal. 25165.
I can’t remember the _ words.
20299.
pt. Il, n. s., v. 24.
I don’t want to get thin. 8106.
I’m doing what I’m doing for love.
3316.
I’m feathering a nest for a little
bluebird. 8148. —
I’m not sorry. 987.
I’m that way about baby. 10750.
I’m the last of the red hot
mammas. 8176.
I may be wrong. 20878.
I says to myself, says I.
I wish I knew. 975.
If I had my way. 10818.
Let him ramble. 1198.
Lucky me—lovable you. 25706.
Man of my own. 25740.
Moanin’ for you. 25851.
Molly. 25856.
New Yorker. 25982.
Nightingale song. 18596.
Now I’m in love. 11482.
Pals forever. 11601.
Rose of Algiers. 14326.
Same old moon. 21286. e
Sandman, wrap me up in a silver
cloud. 4087. sa
That’s her now. 2168.
That’s the good old sunny South.
2165.
That’s what I call sweet music.
2168.
There will never be another Mary.
26657.
This is heaven. 9891.
Till your happiness
along. 24091.
Tinkle! Tinkle!
Wait. or “the
21747.
Agincourt song. 12609.
Agnew (J. CC.) Hail!
march. 20186, 20187.
Agnew (J. E.):
Silvertone. 6646.
U. S. military academy. 26744.
U. S. naval academy. 26745.
Valse romantique. 9478.
Agnew (L. M.) By waters so blue at
Honolulu. 9991.
Agostino (A. ad’) See D’Agostino (A.)
8193.
happens
21628.
happy ending.
hail! pep
Agostino (Giacomo d’) See D’Agos-
tino (Giacomo)
Aguinaga (Luis) :
Chaparrita. 12872.
Corrido de Rivera. 12985.
Dichoso el arbol! 2946.
Elvira. 138091.
En vano. 3010.
Hsperanza perdida. 13111.
Por una ingrata. 3965.
Recien casada!! 14275.
Sin gracia naci!! 14424.
Sin poderte hablar!! 14425,
Sufrimiento. 4227.
1570
*
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Voy a morir ... 4425.
Yo soy tu viejito aquel.
Aguinaldo popular. 27077.
Ahde (Sverker) :
Faderullan.
Sj6mansvisa.
Ahern (F. P.)
wood. 27837.
Ahlberg (BHrik) :
Kalle O Kalle. 28182.
Raska sjémiin halla!
Ahlefeld (Fred) :
I can never live without you pal
14919.
10379.
29064.
Holly time in Holly-
26237.
of mine. 8098.
Indian summer moon. 10864,
22933.
Little rose of my heart. 18808.
Thorns and lillies. 24071.
Ahlefeld (Fred) jr.:
Carolina sunshine, home of mine.
4858.
My dear old valley home.
Ahlert (F. E.):
Believe me you should know my
girl from Noochateau. 15123,
19637, 19638.
Free and easy. 25026.
I'll be so happy. 5507.
I'll tell the world. 9238, 5516.
I’m the wealthiest man in the
world. 3331, 5579.
Into my heart. 25444.
It must be you. 25464.
6104.
Kansas was never like this. 28186.
Lamp, a chair and a cigarette.
1173, 3520. i
Land of mystery. 25588.
Marianne. 16131, 16132, 18410.
Mean to me. 1350, 3645.
Navy blues. 16306, 20977, 20978.
Oh! king, Oh! queen. 28690.
One that I love loves me.
6257.
Oo, la,
18680.
Smile! comrades. 29073.
Snap your fingers at the blues.
26427.
To be in love. 6947, 12223.
To-day and to-morrow. 6952.
When I see my sugar. 14838,
17098, 19352.
When you were in love with no
one but me. 7198.
Wine woman and song. 26958.
With you beside me. 7234.
Whole darned thing’s for you.
29527.
Ahlin (Erntrid) Lagg ett litet vin-
ligt ord for mej. 11001.
Ahn & Simrock (Biihnenverlag) G. m.
D: EE:
Korsische gesetz. 10988.
Lucia von Lammermoor.
3866,
la, la, la. 16411, 16412,
5066.
Abruvjay (Julian) pseud. See Rose of
Jesus (Sister).
Aida. 23818, 7047, 24177.
Aiken (L. B.) When papa steps out.
26892.
Aiken (W. H.)
24729.
Ainsworth (J. H.)
6834
Cincinnati civic song.
Sweetheart mine.
‘Ainsworth (T. HL):
Brown eyed baby mine. 9970.
Fond memories. 13179.
Aigouni (K. H.) Wohlfahrt founda-
tion studies. 2515, 17165.
Airways and fairways. 19517.
Aitken (George) Innis Farrel. 20478.
Aivaz (E.):
Jamais. 34386.
Si demain. 4139.
Aivaz (T.):
Love me. 20719, 20720, 238147,
238148, 28334.
To-morrow. 2220.
Akaga. 27081.
Akanes (A. M.):
Don’t tell me pal,
7766.
I have told you, no more will I
see these walls. 5496.
If you don’t, T’ll be erying too.
5638.
Is it gold you want my dear?
3423
you’re gone.
Louie Woo. 18339.
My day. 8678.
Sit back and don’t be weary.
9177.
Vision dear mother of you. 9500.
Akers (C. W.) My Phi Kap girl.
25938.
Akers (L. D.) In the beautiful valley
of love. 25485.
Akers (M. H.):
Father, teach us. 3053.
I shall not want. 5591.
My lady bird. 25928.
Akey (C. N.):
Little love song that you sang to
me. 18302.
Saying good morning to the world.
18884.
You can’t be everybody’s sweet-
heart. 19449.
Akimenko (Ivan) pseud. See Roberts
(Cee)
Akin (M. F..van) See Van Akin
(MES Be)
Akridge (M. L.) My sonny boy. 8723.
Akron times-press. Lonely little rose-
bud. 23109.
Akst (Harry):
Am I blue? 9764-9766, 12635,
12636, 17290, 24478.
As long as I’m with you. 24516.
1571
INDEX
Akst (Harry )—Continued.
Birmingham Bertha. 9913, 9914,
12755.
Clowning. 19810.
Come back to me. 17548.
Don’t it mean a thing to you?
13039.
Father Mississippi. 3052, 200388,
22505, 22506. .
Gypsy charmer. 10574, 15614.
I’m blue for you New Orleans.
15760.
I’m the medicine man for the
blues. 138461, 15783, 15784.
I says to myself, say I.. 8193. :
I still believe in you. 10768-10770.
In the land of let’s pretend. 10853,
13548.
Let me have my dreams. 11034—
11036, 16005-16007, 18275, 18276.
Lift the juleps to your two lips.
13705.
My beauty shop. 18501.
My strongest weakness
16289.
Nobody cares if I’m blue.
26004.
One sweet little yes. 18678.
Revenge. 6440.
Sacred flame.
Samoa. 16623.
This is heaven.
Welcome home.
17072, 17073, 19326.
When all hope was lost I found
you Joan. 2427, 7166.
Wishing and waiting for love.
12488, 14896, 14897, 17156, 19405.
Wouldn’t it be wonderful? 14912,
17179, 17180.
Al and Pete. See Cameron (Al) and
Bontsema (Pete)
Al dorarse las espigas.
Alanis (C. M.) Nenita.
Alary (G.) Chevauchée.
Alavés (J. IL.) Cancion
10010.
Alba (Remo da’) See D’Alba (Remo)
Alba musicale. Bella corsara. 2731.
Albani (Mario) pseud. See Harts (H.
L.)
Albano (Ernesto)
Albeniz (Isaac):
Albaicin. 15004.
Automne-valse. 15077.
Orientale. 26117.
Prélude. 24450.
Tango. 12133.
Albergoni (Luigi)
Alberino (J. A.) Day dreams. 19895.
Albert (Charles) Witch behind the
moon. 29647 (263).
is you.
21002,
21278.
9391.
12363-12365,
24448.
25971..
2833.
mixteca.
Vocea bella. 19287.
Gavotta. 20127.
| pt. It, n.s., v. 24
Albert (Eugen qd’):
Forum. 15517.
Foxtrot der Bessie. 13196.
Grosse fantasie. 15607.
Kain. 29647 (116).
Schwarze orchidee. 1901, 14374,
Walzer der Grace. 14789.
Albert (EF. G.) Something for Thee.
!
23874.
Albert (H. W.) Moonlight night.
13921.
Albert (Leonie) I love your eyes.
27948.
- Albert (William) Now I know why.
18615.
Alberti (Solon) Serenade. 21324,
28990.
Alberti (Vincent) Semplicita. 9118.
Alberti (Vincenzo) Que tus ojos cla-
ros me miraron. 23660.
Alberti (Musikalienhandlung) G. m.
| ee S
Adagio. 18241.
Bei der weinlese in Tokaj. 17370.
Dorfbilder aus Ungarn. 17659. -
Heimweh des Ungarn. 17918.
Sonntagmorgen im wungarischen
dorfe. 19016.
Ungarische bauernhochzeit. 19252.
Ungarische kinderszenen. 192538.
Ungarische romanze. 19254.
Ungarisches erntefest. 19255.
Ungarisches herbstlied. 19256.
Ungarisches liebeslied. 19257.
Albin (Jack) :
Eyes of blue. 22488.
No one but you. 11456.
Albright (N. Y.) East meet the West.
17695. :
Albright (Ray):
My home sweet home. 3784.
Paddy from Cork. 1660.
Teasing. 2142.
That someone it’s you. 4800.
Underneath the _ silvery moon.
2284.
Album des douze. 97438.
Album of original pieces and transcrip-
tions for string-quartet. 19520.
Album of Russian piano music.
19491 (1, 2).
Album of transcriptions. 4577 (3).
Albur de amor. 9746.
Alechansky (D.):
Lotos. 38579.
Pharaon. 38981.
Alcock (G. A.): i
Bright smiling eyes. 19708.
Holy, holy, holy. 18346.
In the woods. 10862.
Ruby of the Hast. 1848.
Two country scenes. 19521.
Alcorn (EH. M.) Mystery. 28580.
Alden (HE. R,) Teresa. 14611. |
1572
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Alder (Ernest):
Aurore. 2589 (26).
Bohemienne. 2589 (27).
Cloitre. 17286 (244, 245).
Confidences. 2589 (28).
Depart. 2589 (29).
Foret enchantée. 2589 (99).
Grisélidis. 4577 (286).
Hérodiade. 4577 (245).
Karadeec. 2589 (146).
Ouverture de Mignon.
(394).
Pastorale mystique. 17236 (250-
253) .
Retour.
Réves.
Roi da’Ys.
Valse des esprits.
Valse trés-lente.
Alderighi (Dante)
4577
2589 (380).
2589 (31).
t(2n0. (212).
17236 (254).
4577 (258-262).
Introduzione, aria
e finale. 15881.
Alderson (C. F.) My special occa-
sion girl. 11407,
Alector pub. co.
Aeroplano. “4593.
Agrampeli. 12611.
Amyaly mikroula. 27123.
Chamené agape. 27334.
De tha xechaso. 22348.
BE naziara. 22441.
Ela peismatara. 3002.
Neiata feugoun. 11485.
Niotho pono. 6182.
Opou ki’ an pao. 6264.
Plitocheia tou Boem. 3118.
Prote agape. 23645.
Tango tou ponou. 121387.
Ti emorfo xeraki. 29298.
Zeliariko. 24417.
Aletter (W.) Flirting butterflies.
17765.
Aletter (Wilhelm) Melodische ton-
stticke. 16159.
Alexander (Arthur):
Four Irish folk songs.
Paris bound. 16449.
Alexander (D. K.):
I’ve never met a girl that made
a hit with me. 963.
Once in a while. 1681.
Alexander (Hilda) MHe’s tight like
this. 22682.
Alexander (Hugh):
His eye is on the sparrow. 22708.
I love to tell the story. 27940.
Softly and tenderly. 29088.
17266.
Alexander (Ian) Anthems old and
new. 24502.
Alexander (Jobe) Uncle Ned. 9454.
Alexander (Perry):
At the end of the rainbow. S80.
Blow me down. 15155.
My true blue sweetheart.
Take it out. 121238.
11415.
Alexandresco (Gregoire) :
Loving you. 28851.
Valse lente. 293890.
Alexion (Nicholas) :
Leona. 25600.
Margaretta. 23198.
Alfano (Franco) ‘Tre liriche. 15008.
Alfano (G.) Mandolinista 1928,
Piedigrotta U.N; AWC: 3617.
Alfaro (Bernice) Robinhood in Hol-
lywood. 11774.
Alford (EH. R.):
Dixie melodies at moonlight.
17645.
Down in memory lane. 5081.
Just a lullabye of love. 109388.
Kisses that ‘gave you to me.
23025.
Nova Nita. 18612.
Roses that bud in the morn time.
18857.
When the leaves fall in Alabama.
24272.
AOrd: UE. ue):
Denison’s seven-eleyen minstrel.
2200...
TInnesonian march. 28085.
Memories of childhood days.
8586.
Pastry cook and =the _ pirate.
23581.
Pep squad parade. 16463.
Rubank melody band instructor.
PA dae
Sunny of Sunnyside. 4235.
U. S. navy band march. 21705.
Alford "Ck J.)
H. M. jollies. 5366.
Old Panama. 6242, 21059.
Alfred & co.:
Bass noodles. 24554.
Beale St. blues. 7470.
Black key kapers. 190.
Bohemian girl. 9854.
Boiling point. 19683.
Chimes of Normandy. 15244.
Cracked ice. 7681.
Dance of the hours.
Don’t lose it. 27588.
Hard luck. 5385.
Hesitating blues.
Lustpiel. 16100.
Melodies from Martha.
Piano pranks. 8912.
Pinafore. 16478.
Russianesque. 21276.
St. Louis blues. 9081.
Yellow dog blues. 26989.
Alfredo «(=|)"3@h,- me! - Oh;
She’s wonderful. 6228.
Alger (V. H.):
Blue seal blues.
El Riad temple.
Let’s talk about love.
T7T0T.
25181.
16158.
my!
7521.
27585.
8416.
1573
INDEX
Algie (H. D.):
Joanna. 22976.
Oh boy what a night for love.
6220.
Algie (R. L.) Oh boy what a night
for love. 6220.
Alix (Victor) :
Passion de Jeanne d’Arc.
Shéhérazade. 21343.
Alkeste. 17830, 25082.
All for love. 12621.
All hail. 19528.
All hail the power. 27084.
All through the night. 17236 (7).
Allamong (V. C.) Rainbow bridge of
21137.
love. 18804.
Allan (Gladys) I want to be a movie
star. 27995.
Allan & co., proprietary ltd.:
All that I want is a stay at home
girl. 12625.
Dawning. 24811.
Eventide. 7844.
Five very easy piano solos. 10897.
Hard-up but happy. 138295.
I just sit and talk to the moon-
beams. 25272.
Intermezzo brillante.
Josie and me. 25499.
Marche orientale. 1329.
Mexican serenade. 8595.
Mignonette. 13898.
Mississippi moon. 18471.
My loved one. 233879.
Prelude. 24811.
Promise me. 11718.
Rose of Flanders. 11786.
Songs for children. 19012.
Sweet meadow. 19084.
Venetian gondola song. 217238.
Viennese serenade. 14767.
We are pals together. 26834.
When Phyllis crossed the wood.
9565.
Why. 19386.
Allchin (5B. Cr
Aural tests for diploma examina-
tions. 17328.
Book of aural tests.
Allegra (Salvatore) :
Jungla. 15940.
Nido. 3788.
Non dirmi no!
Allen (A. J.):
Arrival of the robins. 29647 (7).
Dance of the skeletons. 172386
(98).
High roller. 29647 (87).
Horse marines. 27057 (54).
In a rose garden. 17236 (181)
Prince of good fellows. 29647
(179). ;
Whip and spur.
1055.
19692, 19693.
23458.
29647 (257).
pt. 11, n. S., v. 24
Allen (B. E.):
Since you never, never, smile on
me. 4147. |
Allen (B. M.):
Happy with you. 22659.
I’m happy when I have the blues.
22809.
Misbehaving melody. 23278.
Moon of gold. 238302.
Allen (Bob) Never again. 8743.
Allen (Bud) Got my mind on that
thing. 27746.
Allen (Bud) music ¢Co.:
Ain’t got nobody to grind my cof-
fee. 27078.
Got my mind on that thing.
27746.
Allen (Creighton) :
Lay of solitude. 25589.
Like music heard in dreams.
25621.
Allen (Dawn):
Fate man. 622.
Heaven sent my heart a song.
820.
Jinendra’s smile. 1094.
Love, I have sought you. 11119.
Love needs lovers. 5913.
Making dreams come true.
Middle way. 1881.
O, arrogant giver.
5953.
1573.
Opus 1. 11559, 11560.
Who hath regarded the horse!
2478.
Zanzibar. 2574.
Allen (E. E.) Back to my first love.
19601.
Allen (F. E.):
Calling, calling, calling you.
17466. .
Goin’ away. 17839.
Mammy I’m coming home. 5957.
With love in your heart. 19407.
You’r goin’ to be lonesome. 19480.
Allen (Glenn) Valparaiso. 9470,
12302.
Allen (Henry) j7.:
Biffly blues. 19648, 19649.
Feeling drowsy. 27645.
It should be you. 20497, 20498.
Swing out. 29204.
This way out! 14662.
Allen (John) Memories.
Allen (Jules) :
Cowboy’s dream. 27481.
Cowboys lament. 27482.
8582.
Long side the Sante Fe trail.
28315.
Two fragments. 29360.
Allen (K. G.):
Dorinne. 2967.
14593.
his Lizzie.
‘Take it from me.
When Izzy drives
29483.
1574 :
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Allen (K. K.): .
Accident. 11856.
Scot’s lament. 11856.
Allen (M. E.) Ill try and forget.
5517.
Allen (Patricia)
tricia)
Allen (Patricia van)
(Patricia)
Allen (R. W.)
28976.
Allen (T. S8.):
Arrival of the robins. 29647 (7).
Dance of the skeletons. 17236
(93). |
High roller. 29647 (87).
Horse marines. 27057 (54).
In a rose garden. 17236 (181).
Prince of good fellows. 29647
(179).
Whip and spur.
Allen (T. W.):
See Van Allen (Pa-
See Van Allen
Search me, O God.
29647 (257).
Football blues. 22538.
Me ruft. 5992.
Allen bros.:
Frisco blues. 13201.
Tiple blues. 14675.
Allende (P. H.):
Deux préludes. 4617.
Miniatures grecques. 6026.
Tempo di minuetto. 9361.
4 études. 7352.
Allender (B. R.):
Alita. 7344.
In my garden of memories. 254380.
Magic moon. 28365.
Message from a rose. 138888.
When mother’s hair was gold.
(avye
Allensworth (Alden)
dream dear with you.
Alles fiir euch. 42.
Alleyne (I. A.):
Compliments of the season. 24745.
International prayer. 10871.
Your daddy. 27088.
Alleyne (M. W.) Living in the shad-
ow of the past. 16050.
Allier (Gabriel) Polka des clowns.
12594 (309).
Allione (Abramo):
Labbra di rosa.
Sara. 6539.
Life is like a
11055.
5799.
Tango della malavita. 12134.
Visione azzurro. 7064.
Allison (E. S.):
Play-time. 26189.
Sunshine and shadows. 26550.
Twilight. 21688.
Allison (Elizabeth) This beautiful
thing called love. 21603.
Allison (John):
Joe Bleeker’s last ride. 18603.
Katydid and the bumbie-bee.
10968.
Allison (Theodora) Smiling eyes.
1992.
Allman (Drue) :
National farm school march.
25964.
Rosalee. 11784.
Allmon (E. M.) Little bird just told
me so. 28280.
Allouche (Y.) Mariska. 25760.
Allphin (N. W.):
Let the Saviour in. 28268.
Send the gospel light. 28983.
Sing the glad song! 29049.
Allwork (Roland) :
Just take a little tip from me.
5762.
Longing just for you. 18752.
Alm (Anna) Bondevalsen. 4775.
Almanac. 18596, 19979, 20299, 20378,
21286, 21628, 21747.
Aloha. 24469.
Aloha land pub. co. Sweetheart, please
come back to me. 14586.
Alonso (Francisco) :
Aviadoras. 24533.
Castigadoras. 24696.
Cefiidor de Diana. 24704.
Coplas de ronda. 24756.
Deseada. 24837.
Himno de la exposicion de Sevilla.
25189.
Himno rotario de Espana.
Lloronas. 25649.
Mejor del puerto. 25795.
Noche loca. 26012.
Parranda. 26143.
Reina del directorio. 26252.
Siempre Espana. 29032.
Suerte negra. 26539.
Alpert (Mickie) Caressing you. 305.
Alpha chi omega. Songs of Alpha chi
omega. 2036.
Alpha phi delta fraternity, inc.:
25190.
Alpha phi delta march. 17283.
Alpha phi delta rose. 17284.
Always true. 17289. |
Oh, Alpha phi delta. 18631.
Songs of Alpha phi delta. 21434.
What we do goes down in history.
19340.
Alphin (Charles)
moon. 7321.
Alphonse et Estelle. 11839.
Alrobi- musikverlag, G. m. b. H.:
Achtung! Achtung! Wir senden
tanzmusik! 27062.
Drtiben in der heimat bitih’n die
weissen rosen. 17684.
Du meines herzens ungekroénte
konigin. 7801.
Aeroplane honey-
1575
INDEX
Alrobi musikverlag, G. m. b. H—Contd.
Duft, der eine schdne frau _ be-
gleitet. 7804.
Hs ist was los! 27608.
Heut’ hab’ ich premiére bei einer
schonen frau! 32238.
Hotel Stadt Lemberg. 27860,
27861.
Ich glaub’ nie mehr an eine frau.
8224.
Ich hab’ dich lieb, weil du ein
deutsches midel bist! 28018.
Ich hab’ ihnen viel zu sagen, sehr
verehrte gnad’ge frau! 3362.
Ich hab’ kein auto, ich hab’ kein
rittergut...! 28014.
Ich hoér so gern’ musik, wenn ich
verliebt bin! 18097.
Ich trium’ so gern von deinem rei-
zenden madonnengesicht! 3363.
Ich trdumte am Rhein in der
dimmerstund’. 28016.
Ich weiss schon langst, dass du
mich heimlich lieb hast! 3364.
In einer kleinen konditorei. 28051.
In Surabaya. 3406.
In Wien, wo der wein und der
walzer bltiht! 28077.
Man kann beim bier, mein schatz.
18392.
Mein herz ist butterweich. 28421.
Mit einem herzen darf man nicht
spielen! 18472.
Nur das kleine wortchen ach.
3819.
Nur in Sebastopol! 18620.
Polnische wirtschaft. 288338, 28834.
Schaw’ nie zu tief in schoOne augen.
18891.
Sei nur ein kleines bisschen ver-
riickt nach mir! 28982.
Sellerie. 11869.
Sie kiissen mir die hand. 18937.
Was niitzen mir die schonsten
nelken? 193810.
Weisst du noch, damals am Rhein.
9541.
Wenn die violine spielt... 26849.
Wenn du treulos bist. 29460.
Wie schén sind doch am abend die
augen einer braut! 4505.
Wir fliistern. 2503.
Woll’n sie ihren mann betrigen.
9622. |
Alsbach (G.) & @o.:
Als g’in nood gezeten. 17286.
Andante. 14811.
Berceuse. 12737.
Finale. 14311.
Kleine suite. 18661.
Musikale prentjes.
Prélude. 143811.
Sonatine. 6718.
13953.
pt. III, n. S., Vv. 24
Sprookjeswereld. 6772.
25 kleine voordrachts-etudes.
15261.
Alston (Helen) I’m glad I didn’t live
in grandma’s days. 8150.
Alston (Lewis) Just to remind you.
13636.
Alt (M.) Andante. 24627.
Altavilla (Onofrio) Bereeuse. 170,
171.
Alte flimische volkslieder. 4620.
Alte meister des orgelspiels. 27106,
27107.
Altena (Wm. P. van)
(Wm. P.).
Alter (Louis): |
Call me to arms. 22188.
Crying for love. 22305. .
Dance of the daffodills. 24792.
Don’t forget your don’ts. 22395.
Flowers of happiness. ,25004.
Forever with you. 15511.
Good old iron side. 25099.
Gotta feelin’ for you. 10558.
Harlem heaven. 27786.
Hot chocolate. 27858.
I’m trailing arbutus.
In Monmartre. 25426.
See Van Altena
25326.
Life is like a checkerboard. 25618.
. Love ain’t nothing but the blues.
18344, 18345, 20712.
Madame Satan. 23171.
Manhattan serenade. 23190.
March of time. 28388. . .
My kinda love. 37387.
Naughty but nice. 28594. .
One for all—all for one. 11546.
That is how it’s done on the stage.
29207.
That wonderful something is love.
21581.
Walkin’ the Zep. 26816.
What does it mean. 24235.
Where have you been hiding dear.
24288.
Wine. 26957.
You’re a different you. 7273.
Alter (May) Girls of the West.
17822.
Alterio (R. D’.) Piedigrotta Gioventu
1929, 26177. —
Althaus (Basil) :
Chanson des fleurs. 29647 (381).
Gavotte colombine. 29647 (72).
Matinka. 29647 (148).
Renouveau. 29647 (185).
Resignation. 29647 (186).
Sasha. 29647 (194).
Althaus (Terese) :
Chanson des fleurs. 29647 (31).
Gavotte colombine. 29647 (72).
Matinka. 29647 (143).
Renouveau. 29647 (185).
1576
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Resignation. 29647 (186).
Sasha. 29647 (194).
Altizer (F. LL.) Honolulu nights.
856.
Altman (William)
blue. 28312.
Altmann (Wilhelm) :
Orchester-studien fiir viola.
21096, 26110, 26111.
Schwierige stellen aus kammer-
musikwerken. 21308, 26355,
26356.
Alton (Hugh E.):
Blue blues, blow away. 24603.
Galavantin’ papa. 25088.
Sweet Lucindy Lou. 26568.
Winter nights. 26962.
Alton (Newell) Why. 19386.
Altrock (E.):
Last dance before we part. 3524.
Whatever you do remember that
I love you. 2425.
Alvarez (I. J.) Parting. 23574.
Alvarez (Mario) Parting. 23574.
Alvarez Quintero (Joaquin) Himno
de la exposiciOn de Sevilla. 25189.
Alvarez Quintero (Serafin) Himno de
la exposiciOn de Sevilla. 25189.
Alvis (Hayes) Blue nights. 27244.
Amadei (A.) Impressioni d’ oriente.
3384.
Amadei (Alf.):
Esprit frangais.
Esprit Viennois.
Amadei (Amedeo):
Carnevale. 15223.
Delusione. 10207.
Festa campestre. 15477.
Jlona. 15927.
Serenata marinara. 23780.
Amadeo (Alberto) Tu y yo. 24130.
Amador (Benito):
Lupe. 8510.
Ramon. 11740, 23670.
Amato (Gennaro) :
Cunailand ’e sera. 428.
Lonesome and
6269,
10356, 15439.
15440.
Difiette d’ ’e femmene. 5046.
Hollywood. 54389.
Io tengo ’o pallone. 25447.
Mmiez’ ’e pazze. 1404.
’O fatto d’ ’a pastiera. 1575.
’O panettiere. 1584.
Papa e’o Rre. 6299.
So’ stato a Napule. 264380.
Amazon isle. 17292.
Amberg (Charles)
Sebastian. 830.
Ambler (E. E.) Thinking.
Ambrogio (A. M.):
Dreaming dreams of you.
Heut’ spielt mein
12194.
22421.
Just one more waltz with you.
28169.
My baby doll. 23382.
Ambrose (Paul):
Far away in old Judea.
Forward! singing glory.
Home again. 179389.
20029.
677.
Jesus, meek and gentle. 29647
(172).
Nymphs and fauns. 14066.
Shoogy-shoo. 29647 (206, 207)-
Thou Who like the wind dost
come. 29647 (2384).
Ambrose (R. A.) One sweetly solemn
thought. 2589 (244).
Ambrose (Toney) Sweetheart I love
you. 6881.
Ambrosio (M. A. d’) See D’Ambrosio
(M. A.)
Ambrosio (W. F.) pseud. See Saenger
(Gustav).
Ambrosius (Hermann) Sechs ettiden
fiir klavier. 19539.
Amen. 2626.
Amenta (R. J.)
for tenor banjo.
Warner’s novelties
2374.
America, dear land of hope. 2629.
American book c@o.:
Christmas carols. 27370.
New manual for teachers. 16315.
American junior church school hymnal.
15035.
American legion. Wisconsin, Kenosha
post no. 21. Badger legionnaire. 127.
American romance. 4628.
Ames (RuthElla) Just a girl like you.
22990.
Ames (8S. HE.) Day after day. 2922.
Amfitheatrof (Daniele) :
Andante. 4632.
Miracolo delle rose. 16191.
Notte sul Volga. 26021.
Ultimo convegno. 26734.
Amico Fritz. 23209.
Amiet (L. C.) That home in old Ken-
tucky. 21556.
Ammermann
19594.
Amodeo (Ferdinand) :
Egyptian whispers.
Ghitar. 7950.
Guitar. 7991.
Amodio (Frank):
’A festa ’a Mister Gio’. 21965.
Americano a Napoli. 27115.
Bona pasca a tuttuquante. 217.
Chi mangia a Natale e pava a
(Wilhelm ) Adagio.
22447.
Pasea. 335.
E chist’e’ New York. 17692.
’H curiuse. 5124.
Hanno raggion’ ’e ffemmene.
OTIS.
Isso e essa. 5692.
Mater dolorosa. 1339.
Natale cea e lla. 18580.
°O crisimisso. 18622.
’O fatto d@’ ’o eapecuollo. 6209.
1577
INDEX
pt. Ill, n. S., v. 24
Amodio (Frank)—Continued.
’O fatto d’ ’o zampugnare. 23475.
’O macchiettista spustato. 18624.
’O ritorno ’e muglierema. 6214.
’O squarcione. 18626.
°O sturento e ’a vaiassa. 6217.
Pace fra lItalia e il Vaticano.
6293.
Risurrezione di Gesu’. 1810.
Salutamm’ ’o vintinove. 23741.
Sfortunato in amore. 28999.
Te Deum di ringraziamento. 6867.
Amore (Frank d’) See D’Amore
(Frank)
Amors luner.
Amsel-verlag. :
Aus den d’mmergrauen wiesen...
93.
Bote. 19696.
Busserl. 9978.
Drei lieder. 11155.
Frihlingseinzug. 695.
Hochsommernacht. 20252.
Hohe lied der treue. 840.
Idyll. 1187.
Intermezzo. 1188.
Komm’ wieder, gessell! 20592.
Lied der deutschen waffen-
schmiede. 20649.
Menuett. 13873.
Muttersprache. 20905.
Nachtgesang. 1518.
Natur und leben. 1525-1527.
Steiger. 12053, 12054.
Trutzlied. 2252.
Walzer. 1139.
Wanderers nachtlied. 2368.
Wie bald. 2498.
Amsterdam (EH. T.):
It is just a matter of taste. 25460.
Romp stomp low down _ blues.
23716.
Amstutz (EF. T.):
T am singing for my King.
On my journey homeward.
Anacréon. 10048.
Anahu (Hiram)
back some day.
Anakreon. 273851.
Anastasio (Armando) :
’O piro é maturato. 14071.
Tristi ricordi. 14700.
Ancillotti (Gino) :
P:ceolo cantante. 3935.
Serenata del... 2000. 4119.
Ancis (S.) Scheme modulations.
9100.
Ancliffe (Charles) :
Ask daddy. 22041.
Comedy. 17563.
Dawn. 17615.
Emotional love scene with happy
ending. 17709.
Gossamer dreams. 751.
11647.
27884.
28714.
Youll be coming
29610.
Hurry. 17973.
Parting. 18724.
Poéme du soir. 21179.
And the trees do moan. 22021.
Anda (Laveen van) See Van Anda
(Laveen)
Andersen (J. N.) Hymns for church
schools. 25232.
Anderson (A. B.) Tantum = ergo.
6858.
Anderson (A. C.) Man and maid.
16111.
Anderson (A. E.): Rie
He is looking :ny way. 8018.
My Savior’s hand. shih
Anderson (A, M.):
But—how did de conte get in?
267.
Perhaps there’s something wrong.
with you. 1687.
When Jesus was born in my soul.
2440.
When they saw the star they re-
joiced. 2452.
Anderson (C. E.) In the sweet clovers
of Tennessee. 15869.
Anderson (Carl) Wallflower. 14782.
Anderson (Charlie) pseud. See Moats
(W. D.)
Anderson (D. O.) Your love is like
the sparkling dew. 19485.
Anderson (E. J.) Shanghai. 16669.
Anderson (Edward) Lilla fagel.
13718.
Anderson (Elizabeth) :
It doesn’t seem the same old home.
19491 (106).
When your mother took my name.
19491 (268).
Anderson (Hstelle)
house. 9965.
Anderson (F. H.) jr.:
I’m so happy. 8169.
Ne’er do well. 8740.
Anderson (Folke) :
Tinker du pi mej? 2126.
Tillie. 2209.
Anderson (Frank) Sentimental sweet-
heart. 237%.
Anderson (G. F.) Album of original
pieces and transcriptions for string-
quartet. 19520.
Anderson (H. B.) We'll all cheer the
Red, White and Blue. 9531.
Anderson (H. L.) Dreaming of you.
Broken dream
22424,
-Anderson (Hilding) :
Explorers. 4577 (105), 29647 (60).
King Dodo.
(13) 21236 Can:
My Antoinette. 29647 (156).
My Sulu Lulu Loo. 172386 (285).
Polka. 2589 (270).
(8
2589 (150), 14976.
a a
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Storks. 24426 (265, 266), 29647
teen)
Sultan of Sulu. 17236 (412414).
When you love love love. 24426
(306).
Wizard of Oz. 24426 (312, 313),
29647 (264).
Anderson (J. B.) Theme. 240438-
24048.
Anderson (J. C.) I love my dearest
dairy girl. 203831.
Anderson (Jack)
away. 29503.
Anderson (Louie) Broken. 15185.
Anderson (M. B.) When the sun goes
down at four. 21837.
Anderson (Marie) :
Hi, Bo! rodeo.
Valse parisienne.
Anderson (Marques E.)
clovers of Tennessee.
Anderson (Mennice E.)
Saily. 23259.
Anderson (Peter)
Anderson (R. A.):
Far away ina Southern sea. 13141.
Honeymoon Isle. 13355.
Pretty kamaaina. 14238.
Anderson (8. B.) Life’s mirror. 11056.
Anderson (W. G.) Broken-hearted
baby. 9967.
Anderson (Will R.):
When you were
8039.
9477.
In the sweet
15869.
Merry eyed
Step lightly. 26519
It doesn’t seem the same old home. |
19491 (106).
When your mother took my name.
19491 (263).
Anderson (William Robert) Paean
for Christmas. 21122.
Anderssons (E.) musikférlag.:
Aléa. 27101.
I gevair! 10706.
I minnets rosengardar. 10759.
Jag minns den ljuva tiden. 10896.
Kalle O Kalle. 28182.
Melodi-album. 3649.
Nar ankaret gar. 16299.
Oresunds valsen. 28679.
Raska sjOmin halla! 26237.
Stradi-album. 4217, 29153, 29154.
Stradi-systemet. 14545.
Under himlens stjirnor.
Ungdomssvirmeri. 29370.
Anderton (Margaret) Excerpt from
the Largo of The new world sym-
phony. 27627.
Andino (J. E.):
Abduction. 17238.
In an Eastern garden. 18126.
Star dance folio no. 33. 21465.
Tambouretta. 19117.
Zuleika. 19488.
Andlauer (Louis) Prélude. 21964 (4).
12290.
2469—30——2
André (Johann):
Midel, liebes madel mein. 5945.
Mein schatz, du wirst doch
nicht. .. 5997, 5998:
Sailor’s dream. 6524, 6525.
Triinen. 6969, 6970.
André (Malva) In my coffer of mem-
ories. 8399.
Andreasen (Elsie) Girl of girls for
me. 22598.
Andreasen (H.R.) It’s the high wave
of the tide, it’s a Ford. 13580.
Andrée (Anton) Pedal studies for the
organ. 14976 (252).
Andreef (W. W.) Song of joy. 23887.
Andress (I. M. W.) My mammy’s lul-
laby. 113886.
sage (E. Rey-) See Rey-Andreu
E.)
Andrew (Paul):
By your right. 12815.
Doll’s house. 24852.
Little lonely lady. 25637.
Wild flowers. 14884.
Andrews (Harold):
I sing the birth was born to-night.
22845.
O little town of Bethlehem. 23477.
Andrews (Mark):
Gateway of dreams. 13221.
God of our fathers. 22611.
How lovely are Thy dwellings.
25216.
O Master, let me walk with Thee.
26039.
Pierrot. 3938,-8917..
Sea-fever. 6583. *¢
Sing New Jersey’s praise. 6661.
When flowery meadows. 23568.
Why do the nations. 27769.
Andrews (O. A.) jr. Consequently, ’m
in love with you. 17572.
Andrieu (F.):
Ballet japonais. 2699.
Chevauchée dramatique.
Course 4 l’abime. 2886.
Dans les souks. 15316.
Enfer. 5145.
Goumiers. 7975.
Heures d’angoisse.
Oasis. 8794.
Triomphe du eaid.
Andrieu fréres:
Ballet japonais. 2699.
Cheyauchée dramatique.
2834.
5421.
16966.
2334..
Course A lVabime. 2886.
Dans les souks. 15316.
Enfer. 5145.
Goumiers. T7975.
Heures d’angoisse. 5421.
Marche de la légion étrangére.
5965.
Oasis. 8794.
1979
INDEX >
Andrieu fréres—Continued.
Triomphe du caid. 16966.
18 etudes de _ perfectionnement.
8303.
Afiez (Jorge) :
Agachate el sombrerito.
Tu recuerdo. 24129.
Vaquero. 24171.
Angelina. 9063, 11793.
Angélique. 12651.
Angelis (Rocco de)
(Rocco)
Angell (HE. F.) Rose twined cottage
by the sea. 23725.
Angell (O. F.):
Evangeline. 5160.
Hew it hurts to love a girl like
you. 3257.
If I had you I’d have the world.
3375.
My life and love.
21985.
See De Angelis
20931.
Angelo, tyran de Padoue. 453, 1681.
Angert (W. J.) Midnight dream.
8599.
Anglo-Canadian music ¢o.:
Armistice. 24512.
Down by the bending willows.
5077.
In peace will I lay me down.
25431.
Prelude. 5238.
Valse romantique. 4403.
Anglo music pub. co. Place where 1
belong. 38953.
Angrisano (Hmilio) :
There’s no pal in this world like
mother. 6911.
Yes, Ihave no macaroni. 9644.
Angus (Bernie) Flamingo. 13171.
Anima musicale della patria. 59.
Aninao (E. A.) Oh! my sweet darl-
ing. 11519.
Annicchiarico (Katherine) Darling, I
am so lonely. 19892.
Annie Laurie. 24499.
Anning (Hvelyn) I can’t look at the
moonlight. 157138.
Annunziata (M, R.):
A mascina'’e muglierema. 14983.
Serenata. 143889.
Witch of Salem. 14899.
Annunziata & Zegarelli music co.
Serenata. 14389.
Annunziata and Zegarelli musie publi-
cations. A mascina ’e muglierema,
14988.
Ansaldo (Franco) :
Baby dear. 27167.
Red Rose. 28893.
Ansechititz (J. A.)
Cendrillon.
12594 (288),
Griselidis.
17236 (246, 247).
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
Polka des p’tits vieux trés chics.
12594 (310).
Shakspeare. 12594 (339).
Anson (Alan) pseud. See Babcock
(A, A.)
Anson (Hugo) :
Idyl. 61.
Te Deum laudamus. 29234.
Anspach (P. BE.) Gee! but I’m in
love with only you. 27702.
Anthem treasures. 19491 (6).
Anthems old and new. 24502.
Anthology of sacred song. 17236 (15-
19).
Anthony (A. M.) JTve found the
golden key to heaven. 25345.
Anthony (B. R.):
Dance of the dwarfs. 17603.
Dancing blossoms. 17606.
Fire-side story. 17757.
Kittens at play. 18237.
Little bugler. 18297.
Anthony (Robert) Song of the kettle.
6729.
Anthony bros.:
Chickadee. 19777.
Child’s evening song. 19782.
Dance of the dwarfs. 17603.
Dancing blossoms. 17606.
Doll’s dream. 19940.
Doll’s march. 19941.
Elfin’s song of joy. 19988.
Fire-side story. 17757.
In the spring-time. 20470.
Kittens at play. 18287.
Little bugler. 18297.
Little maid of Japan. 18303.
Shooting stars. 21357.
Waltz of the fairy queen. 21754.
Antiga (Giov.) Danse rustique. 7715.
Antiphonale romano-seraphicum pro
horis diurnis. 4640.
Anton. 7310 (8).
Antréas (EH. L.): yet
Chez bonne maman. 21964 (10).
Hst-ce bien vrai. 21964 (17).
Gaminerie. 21964 (20). .
Retour au camp. 21964 (59).
Anzer (Hans) Donau, so blau. 15379,
15380.
Anzoletti
15050.
Apfelstedt (Paul) :
Klange aus
(186).
Waldvoglein ist gestorben.
(302).
Aphrodite. 63, 64.
Apold (Felix) Ob Donau oder Rhein.
11500.
Apollo music ¢o.:
Diavoletto. 7746.
Fior di Spagna.
Incanto. 3410.
(Marco) Dodici studi.
Thiiringen. 24426
24426
3068.
1580
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Innamorati. 3414.
Monna Lisa. 25859.
Notti veneziane. 3812.
Pena d’amore. 8895.
Profumi primaverili. 8974.
Rosa. 9055.
Si o no. 4140.
Soavita. 9198.
Violetta. 4416.
Vita spagnola. 4420.
Apollo revyen, 1929. 20283.
Apollo verlag:
Lincke-winke.
Solche
16735.
Apolsky (George).:
Gutsulka-iz-kolomiekoy.
TynyaKa. .22742.
Katazyna moja.
Mlody kawalier. 18918.
Pobrydu-pobrydu. 26191.
Prejdy wesno. 8958.
IIpouns BHBII Haropisni. 23643.
Yxrpaincixit cepOaHw. 26733.
Zycie-moje. .24424,
Apolsky & Bukantis music pub. co.:
Tynyska. 22742.
Pobrydu-pobrydu. 26191.
8436.
3267.
13646.
Ilponus pupyi Haropisyi. 23643.
YxrpainckKult cepOan. 267383.
Zycie-moje. 24424.
Appel (Karl) Serenade. 14976 (288).
Apple girl. 24504.
Applebaugh (W. K.) ‘Way of a-star.
21764.
Applebaum (Samuel) You’ll be mine,
always. 27018.
Applegate (H. E.):
Down where the sycamore grows.
2972.
Dreamy Colorado. 17681, 27563.
Forever. 3095.
Keep sowing the seeds of sun-
shine. 15960.
Queen of my moonlight dreams.
3997, 8987.
That Yankee mother of mine.
14634.
Where can I go, what can I do.
21882. é
You may be sorry. 19459.
Appleton (D.) & @o.:
Edvard Grieg at home. 201738.
Frédéric Chopin at home. 17520.
Songs of the sunny South. 29128.
April (Jack):
Balivernes. 15095.
How can blue eyes be blue. 10659.
Light in a night!! 8428.
Aquile di Aquileia. 15053.
Ar (George):
Darling boy of -mine. 457.
w
Loving just you. 3595.
When the stars are shining.
12421.
| Arabaclaza (Gaspar de) Contrition.
24753.
Arabia Temple, A. A.O. N. M.S. Our
Frank. 11574.
| Aragona (Andrea) :
augen wie die deinen. .
=
Melody 1. 28425.
Mother of mine. 1486.
Tidings of joy. 19195.
Yolanda mia. 17192.
Aragona (John) CGan’t you hear my
heart calling out to you. 17476.
Arba (EH. da’) See d’Arba (E.)
Arbos (KE. F.) Albaicin. 15004.
Arbuckle (Fred) Love illicit. 28330.
Arbuckle (R.-A.) When I think of
you. 2487.
Areadia verlag, G. m. b. H.:
Leo. 110382.
Spaziergang. 12028.
Tango. 121382.
Archambault (A. J.) YTll tap ’em
while you wait. 5515.
Archambault (Amédée)
swat. 4938.
Archambault (M. E. H. M. T.):
Sourire du matin. 2589 (313).
Colossus of
Valse-eaprice. 2589 (341).
Arehambeault (EK. EH.) Embrassez-
moi. 13092.
Archdiocesan commission of music.
Asperges me. 77.
Archer (Harry) :
Adios. 14993, 17247.
All I need is someone like you.
15010.
In sunny Hawaii.
Archer (J. 8.):
Green grow the rashes O. 5358.
Jesus called to Him the twelve.
15090.
Liebestraum. 5857.
Minnelied. 9953.
1030.
Romance and scherzo. 18901.
Rondo. 16583.
Rondo-fantasy. 18847.
Scherzetto. 21308.
Archer (N. C.) Dance in the clouds.
22320.
Ardath (Claire) To-morrow’s anh-
other day. 24109.
Ardavin (lL. F.) Himno rotario de
Espafia. 25190.
Arden (M. E.):
Grieving time.
“Just drifting.
Arden (Nick)
to me. 223892.
Arellano (Ricardo Garcia de)
Garcia de Arellano (Ricardo)
Arena (F. C.) Sometime. 9221.
17865.
3475.
Don’t ever come back
See
81
INDEX
Arena (Santo) Do you want my
dreams, baby. 19934.
Arensberg (P. E.)
vatoris. 232838.
Arensky (Anton) :
By the sea. 19735.
Coquette. 12982.
Arentzen (Arnuly) :
Etude. 27618.
Virtuoso-caprice. 29409.
Arjona, (J. C.) Falsos pensamientos.
6LT.
Arkadieff (—) Slumber song. 1984.
Arlecchinos wirt. 19564.
Arlen (Harold).:
Album of my dreams.
21998.
Bring him back here. 27274.
Can’t be bothered. 22195.
Get happy. 20135.
Gladly. 20148, 22605.
Heap o’misery. 20224,
Rising moon. 26275.
That’s what I call love.
Who could say no. 29522.
You wanted me—I wanted you.
21945.
Arlequin (Edition) :
J’ ai l’ cafard. 3483, 34384.
Jamais. 3436.
Si demain. 4139.
Arlésienne (L’) 29647 (20, 21).
Arlett (A. M.) ‘There’s a hole in my
heart and a lump in my throat.
6910.
Arlington
19754.
Arlington (William)
was to be lonesome. 27911.
Arluck (Harold) Album of my
dreams. 2613, 7342.
Armbruster (R. S.):
Girl for every month. 3142.
Just say you love me. 3480.
Arme Reinhold. 2659.
Armide. 25081.
Armistead (N. M.) In the moonlight
on a June night with you. 10856.
Armitage (M. T.) Laurel S. A. B.
book. 18679.
_ Armstrong (EH. H.)
iny heart. 18349.
Armstrong (F. J.)
15005,
14625.
(Rex) Caprice Herbert.
I knew what it
Linden = tree.
25623.
Armstrong (Florence) Suite of three |
pieces. 21491. |
Armstrong (G. E.)
I don’t know why. 22761.
That’s all I ask of you. 24035.
Wish I knew. 26965.
Armstrong (H. W.) Dreaming in the
trenches. 4577 (91).
Missa Mater Sal- |
' Armstrong. (M. D.)
Love dream of }
pt. 10, n. s., v. 24
| Armstrong (Louis) :
Heah me talkin’ to ya’. 5408.
Weather bird. 2891.
When. love has
winged its way across the sea.
17100.
Armstrong (Nancy):::
Gone are the days of the long:
ago. 10548.
Moon of. love.
Station B-I-R-D. 12050.
Traffic in the air. 12242.
Armstrong (T. J.) Junior folio for
banjo band. 10926.
Armstrong (W. D.):
Chromatic choral. 17528.
Four male quartets. 9796.
Hymn of faith. 17978.
I am. the way. 9709 (105).
I will not leave you. comfortless.
19491. (101).
Kyrie eleison. 9709 (128).
Postludium. 18771.
11308.
Prayer. 18775.
Tell me, dearest maiden. 4577
(391)
Armstrong (W. H.) Disconsolate...
15354.
Arnaud (W. E.) Carolers. 27322.
Arnd (Charles) We’ll be merry, lads,.
to-night. 19319.
Arndt (Felix) Nola. 3806.
Arne (Michael) Lass with.the deli—
eate air. 3523.
Arne (T. A.):
Come away, death! 24787.
Court. minuet, Siciliano and The-
fairies’ country dance. 4967.
Arnljot (Tor) Jag minns den ljuva
tiden. 10896.
Arno (G.) pseudi See Grossmann:
(Bertha) |
Arnold (Dick) :
Oh brother. brother. 11510.
Who could be more wonderful
than you. 12451.
Arnold (Hdward) &. co.:
Country lad. T7678.
England, awake. 7820.
Fairy queene. 10381.
King Arthur ruled the land...
8375..
Lily-pool.. 8434.
Mouse... 8660.
Silver ball. 9150.
Song: of the Cyclops;:. 9238.
Swallows are: homing: 9311.
To the Thames. 9406..
Where the bee sueks. 9576.
“Arnold (Ernst) :
Hab’ mich lieb, Annemarie! 22646.
Maria. 23199.
Pass” auf.! 23577.
1082
INDEX
mos. 1-12, 1929
Sei
11867.
Turandot. 241388.
Arnold (F. M.) Rhythmic play.
11765.
Arnold (Gene):
If longing is wronging. 10816.
When Jesus beckons me home.
19353.
Your happiness lies with Jesus.
19481.
Arnold (J. H.) Simple mass. 23822.
Arnold (Maurice) On the _ levee.
14102.
-Arnold (Qpal) Mother. 8646, 23316.
Arnold (R. C.)
me. 10642.
Arnold (Samuel)
zisty. 21532.
Arnstein (Alex.)
Arnstein (I. -B.):
My Gypsy love. 20922.
My Venetian lovenest.
Soul waltz. 23908.
What -is love. 21792.
-Arodin (S..J.):
Git-wit-it. 3144.
Please come back Sally.
Aromando (Mario) :
Oro muerto. 8846.
Per le vie di Siviglia. .8897.
Serenata goliardica. 9127.
Voci sul mare. 9507.
Aron (Lionel) They shake all the
“way round. 43820. ~
Aronovitz (H. I1.):
Little sweetheart. 16047.
Pit-a-pat, just like that.
That’s Jean. 16900.
Aronson (S. A.):
Air de ballet. 9709 (3).
Gavotte. 9709 (76).
In sunny Spain. 28068.
Papillon. 9709 (183).
-Arpthrop (Harold) :
Idlers. ‘991.
In dear old England now. 8248.
Home for you and
Sztandar gwiazd-
Life clock. 23065.
23405.
6342.
14185.
Song of the vulgar dustman!
23898.
Tortoises. 2226.
Two girls of the new brigade.
21691.
Wurzeltop. 2538.
Arquette (Wilfred)
sweetheart days.
Arré (George):
Cuddle up—snuggle up. 24779.
True love of my
16970.
Loving just you. 13788.
My Billie. 25900.
When the stars are shining.
-26899.
Arundell
mir gut, sechdéne Marietta. | Arrieu (Claude) :
Choral. 76381.
Etude. 7394.
Marche. 7395.
Arriola (Alfred) :
Lady mine. 20602.
When the wind blows low o’er the
dunes. 7189.
Art publication soe. :
Album-leaf. 27759.
Chimes of love. 27856.
Colombine. 27398.
Dance caprice. - 27760.
Flying leaf. 27662.
Homage to MacDowell.
Nocturne. 27761.
Out on a frolic. 28747.
Six short preludes or studies for
beginners. 113-115.
Spinner. 29130.
Twelve short preludes or studies
27842.
for beginners. 116-124.
Artell (Louise d’) See D’Artell
(Louise )
Arthur (Alfred) Technical exercises
in singing and vocal culture. 27057
(141).
Arthur (Alfred) Jr. Technical exer-
cises in singing and vocal culture.
27057 (141).
Arthur (C. A.) :
She’s the pride of the mountains.
23800.
Virginia West. 21736.
Arthur (G. K.) Why leave me?
29535.
Arthur (Henry):
Dreams of you. 5107.
She’s got blue eyes. 11896.
Arthur. 25023, 25480, 25483,
25855, 25992.
Arthurs (George)
in Vanity Fair.
Artist’s publishers. :
25484,
From my window
10474.
High school days. 18333.
Nannette. 20968.
Artok (Leo) :
Automne-valse. 15077.
Berlin, wie es weint und lacht.
15136.
Espana. 15488.
Fest—polonaise.
Girls. 15562.
He, uch-la! 25167.
Introduction, spinnechor und ball-
ade. 2352.
Mandolinata. 21288.
Notturno. 1368.
Obersteiger. 3831.
Riibezahl. 16601.
Tanz-suite. 2135.
Vogelhindler. 4421.
(Dennis) Leave me, O
8402.
629.
love.
1583
INDEX
Arven music co. When roses bloom.
24268.
Arzonia (Joe) Preacher and _ the
bear. 38978.
Asalena (Bessie) Child songs. 4902.
Asbrand (K. §8.):
Kingdom. 3500.
Little old-fashioned girl. 8453.
Since I found you. 8453.
Asbury (H. F.) When might is right.
12409, 12410.
Ascencio (Blanca)
19570.
Ascenzo (Ferdinand d’)
cenzo (Ferdinand )
Asche (Robert) Just tell me why.
See D’As-
13634.
Ascher (Emil) ine.:
Gondoliera. 740.
Humoreske. 875.
Serenade. 1917.
Ascher (Joseph) :
Alice. 14976 (5), 19491 (8).
Danse andalouse. 17236 (94).
Fanfare militaire. 14976 . (95),
19491 (64).
Gouttes d’eau. 29647 (79).
Sylphide. 14976 (328).
Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Itd.:
Ascherberg’s ideal cinema series.
17319, 17320, 19569.
Back home. 17342.
Barecarolle. 22085.
Be kind to little golf balls.
Bells of St. Mary’s. 9892.
Beloved vagabond. 19642.
Bit, a saddle and a horse.
Ca est Madrid. 17458.
Darkies lullaby. 17613.
English peasant songs.
Fanchon. 22497.
Happily ever after.
Homecoming. 5442.
I’m mad about the girl next door.
18049.
I wish I had a talking picture of
you. 974.
If I.were you, dear, and you were
me. 997.
Iris. 20487.
Jack and Jill. 20506.
June-time wedding bells.
Just an hour of adoration.
Little suite. 18311.
Lock a ray of Sunshine in your
4714.
186.
22462.
20195.
20541.
3471.
heart. 18318.
Marika. 5970.
My old grey mare. 18540.
Open your eyes. 21093.
Paradise for only two. 18719.
Ring out the sweet message.
1808, 26270.
Roses of today. 1889.
Asi es mi tierra. |
pt. III, n: S., v. 24
Since you went away, I’m. lonely.
18955,
Songs of Exmoor. 2037.
Such. a funny feeling. 21489.
That old world garden of mine.
19152.
Too, too divine. 21650.
‘'Topplin’ over. 19215.
Two tired old eyes: 2276.
Waldteufel. memories. 709T.
What are you doing to-night.
12885..
What’s the matter with BP ©.
Brown. 193838.
Yellow lily, my passion flower.
4540:
You’d do for me—I’d do. for you.
21914. ;
Ash (Paul) If I should lose: your.
28024.
Ashby (Ina) My pal of yesterday.
8712.
Ashcraft (EK: M.) 3d. Funny te me.
17796.
Ashdown (Edwin) Itd.:
Bagatelle. 2696.
From our native land. 7932:
Garlands. 3122.
Harvest song. 4370.
Heart. 22685.
Lullaby. 22168:
Merry suite. 1377.
Moissonneurs. 1409.
O thou with dewy locks.
Passing by. 23578.
Preludio. 4000.
Six miniatures. . 10460.
Sonata in G. 4177.
Ashdown (Percy)
carols. 22084.
Asherman (Nat):
Boiling point. 19683.
Campus rush. 4838.
Don’t lose it. 27588.
8792.
“Ashford (EB. E.):
As it began to dawn. 4577 (18).
Ashford’s hymn voluntaries. 17236:
(24).
Ashford’s organ instructor. 17236:
(25)
Asleep in Jesus. 17236 (26).
At eventide. 7310 (11).
Benedictus. 9709 (23).
Blow ye the trumpet, blow.
(51).
Cherry blossoms. 22227.
Christ is risen to-day. 4577 (54).
Christ our passover. 4577 (55).
Christmas chimes. 14976 (49).
Day of days. 14976 (65).
Easter dawn. 4577 (92).
Evening hymn. 12594 (79).
Fear not ye:. 4577. (111).
17236
1584
Ten Christmas:
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
From Greenland’s icy mountains.
17236 (185).
God be merciful. 14976 (115).
Grave itself a garden is. 4577
(139).
Hail, happy morning. 4577 (145).
Happy song. 22658.
Harwell. 17286 (159).
Heaven is my home. 17236 (161).
Holy, holy, holy. 17286 (168).
Hope crushed to earth. 12594
(13k):
How beautiful are Thy dwellings.
12594 (1382).
In Thee abiding. 2589 (184).
Introduction. 4577 (19).
It is a good thing. 12594 (158).
Just as Il am. 17236 (205).
Lead, kindly light. 14876 (179).
Magnify the Lord. 12594 (226).
Matin song. 17236 (255).
Maypole dance. 4577 (269).
Mozart. 17236 (277).
Nearer, my God, to Thee.
C161).
Nearer my home.
Onward, Christian soldiers.
(308).
Organ treasury no. 2. 4577 (301).
Out of Judah is a sceptre. 14976
(248).
Parting. 14976 (251).
Prelude in A. 14976 (268).
Resignation. 14976 (269).
Sanctus. 17236 (351).
Shout of victory. 4577 (358).
Shout the glad tidings. 17236
Corl.)
Sleigh ride. 7310 (122).
Softly now the light of day.
(387).
Spring morning. 4577 (373).
Springtime praise. 9709 (222).
They have taken away my Lord.
4577 (393).
Thy will be done. 14976 (342). ,
Yuletide bells. 4577 (485). .
Ashley (I. L.) America’s appeal to
9709
9709 (162).
17236
17236
the Great Spirit. 2634.
Ashiey (I. 8.) Del vals. 477.
Ashley (T.):
Lay down baby, take your rest.
13680.
Peg and awl. 14164.
Searcy country rag. 28977.
You are a little too small.
Ashley (T. C.):
My home’s across the Blue Ridge
mountains. 20926.
Train’s done left me. 29331.
Ashley (T. G.) Rude and rambling
man. 16600.
14926.
Ashmall (W. EH.) & Cco.:
Christ triumphant. 354.
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis in E
figt. “Laie
Thirty-three original compositions
for the organ. 22040.
Ashton (F. T.):
Cavalryman. 27057 (19).
Fencing girl. 9709 (62).
Ashton (J. G.) Let’s just pretend.
13692.
Asleep in Jesus. 17236 (26).
Asplund (Uno) Oh Clara. 8800.
Associated board of the Royal academy
of music and the Royal college of
music;
At the vesper hour. 19578.
Aural tests for diploma examina-
tions. 17328.
Bedtime song. 19627.
Book of aural tests.
Cat’s reel. 19763.
Elementary studies
10323.
Little minuet.
Valse-idylle.
Valse romance. 21715.
Village dance. 21732.
Associated music publishers, inc.
garden. 8241.
Assn. of teachers of the revived Greek
dance. Children’s examinations in
Greek dance. 27354.
Astarte. 2589 (8,9).
Aston, Knipe & McCarthy: -
Little bit of this. 20669.
When I have you. 21805.
Astori (R. L.):
19692, 19698.
for violin.
13726.
PAL Gi les
In "a
Nadeschico. 1519.
Pilgrim. 1700.
Astoria (C. A.) Little girl like you.
25634.
Astoria (Jo) pseud. See Astoria
(C. A.)
At a football game. 9804.
At the court of Santa Claus. 27148.
At the end of the warpath. 19824.
At the mid hour of night. 24523.
Athans (S. D.) De lo alto de los
cielos. 12989.
Atherton (HE. S8.):
Little Indian,
28289.
Sun is not a-bed. 29165.
Time to rise. 29304.
Up in a swing. 29378.
Atherton (F.) See Spaulding (F. A.).
Atherton (P. L.) Sing we now bymns
of gladness. 24426 (258).
Atkins (Adolph) Prima special brew.
18787.
Atkins (C. L.)
Atkins (Earl)
blues. 20208.
Sioux or Crow.
Consolation. 17573.
Hard time condition
1585
INDEX
pt. Ill, n. s., v. 24
Jehova, quam multi
20520.
Longing of Hawaii.
Atkins (Ivor)
sunt hostes mei.
Atkinson (J. R.)
13753.
Atkinson (Mary) Laugh when the
world laughs at you. 28237.
Atkisson (B. E.) Uncle Reuben’s old
time jubilee. 21696.
Atlantic musikverlag. Prayer at twi-
Heh. Sox.
Atlas music corp.:
Agitato cavaleata. 12610.
Andante tragico. 19546.
Aquarelle hollandaise. 12660.
At the circus. 17328.
At the market. 15068.
At twilight time. 2669.
Believe it or not. 12732.
Brute. 19718.
By the garden. 9986.
Cavaliers. 27329.
Chanson triste. 19770.
Chante d’amour. 19773.
Children’s conquest. 17512.
Constant love. 12927.
Dainty. 12963.
Hlectricity. 22454.
Ellen sweet Ellen. 27584.
Epilogo drammatico. 10344.
Festive hour. 27648.
Full steam ahead. 15534.
Galop. 155388.
Gay and wistful.
Get-away. 17811.
Grotesque. 10570.
Impatience. 28039.
Intermezzo sinfonico. 22940.
Jests and jokes. 15920.
Love argument. 16072.
March of the gnomes. 13828.
May day festival. 20806.
Merry scenes. 11267.
Merrymakers. 20848.
Midnight ride. 18453.
Misterioso. 18911.
Misterioso danzante.
Misterioso marziale.
My heaven of love.
Parasites of the night.
Polite society. 11670.
Precocious child. 14227.
Rebellion. 16548.
Romanza. 26290.
Rural intermezzo. 16603.
Rustic scherzo. 16606.
Scene pathetic. 14366.
Srappy weather. 18980.
Spring fever. 14521.
Torture. 14689.
Touraine. 29327.
Tragic episode.
10494.
11294.
16197.
6119.
11609.
19218.
Atterberg (Kurt):
Rhapsodi pi gamla svenska folk-
motiv, De favitska jungfrurma.
28907, 28908.
Symphonie VI. 2123.
Attila. 2589 (349). .
Attwood (Thomas) Turn Thy face
from my sins. 16981.
Attygale (C. E.) Pride of my heart
is wounded. 18786.
Atwater Kent
22053.
Atwater Kent mfg. co.
mid-week program.
Au dancing. 85.
Au grand passage:
Douze petites images pour enfants.
10147.
Notre petite vie 4 nous. 11473-
11477.
Aubade basque. 4669.
Auber (D. F. E.):
Domino noir.
Fra Diavolo. 12594 (11), 15073.
Masaniello. 12594 (12).
Muette de Portici. 15074.
Aubert (Louis) :
Air de ballet.
Berceuse. 169.
Heure captive.
Menuet. 11260.
Aubuchon (C. W.)
radio. 21207.
Auckenthaler (Walter) :
Odysseus. 26051.
Variationen tiber ein ungarisches
thema. 24174.
Audenaert (Michael)
rain. 23045.
Audran (Ed.):
Grand mogol. 13269.
Mascotte. 25772.
Auer (Leopold) Lohengrin’s farewell
to Hlsa. 24194.
Auerbach (M. D.)
moved. 7244.
Augener, Itd.:
After lunch. 7323.
Air a danser. 19515.
Album leaf. 4604.
2677.
15001.
5419.
Queen majestic
Laugh at the
Worlds may be
Allegretto in modo _ pastorale.
12699. :
Awakening. 9826.
Cadenza to Beethoven’s concerto.
17459.
Children’s march. 21304.
Contented lover. 4949.
Court dance. 4966.
Cricketers of Hambledon.
Droll lover. 5111.
Haster piece. 19974.
Echoes of Andalusia.
Eloré lo. 5141.
Emanations. 27586.
English tunes. 24942.
Exeunt. 606.
17583.
5130.
1586
INDEX
nos..1—12, 1929
Five little tales. 8541.
Fool. 10446.
Four old nursery rhymes. 310.
Grey spring. 22634.
Humoresque. 876.
Hungarian dance.
Hungarian dances.
Indolence. 22935.
Lamb. 23040.
Largo. 20184.
London pride. 5885.
Marjoram. 5974.
Mazur. 5990.
Mazurek. 112384.
Merry scamper. 238260.
Night. 11442, 23438.
Nursery. 11489, 11490.
Pensive moments. 26159.
Play-time pieces. 1710, 1711.
Plucking the rushes. 8934.
Prelude solennelle. 23630.
Quartet. 6409, 6410.
Remembrance. 14286.
Rosamunde. 23764.
Scherzo nuptiale. 9102.
School marches. 23760.
Send out Thy light and Thy truth.
9119, 14882.
Shepherd. 21345.
Sleeping. 23841.
Slow movement. 23251.
Stepping lightly. 26521.
Storm clouds. 6786.
Tavern. 26606.
Tom Tyler. 6956.
Troika. 6985. é
Under the linden tree.
Valse coquette. 7038.
Valse sentimentale. 24167.
Waltz. 12759.
When I set out for Lyonnesse.
24264.
10 easy melodious studies.
Augsburg pub. house.
church schoels. 25232.
Augsbury (M. H.) Lead on, America!
S1021.,
Augustine (James):
19700, 19701.
12784.
21698.
12583.
Hymns for
Goofer feather blues. 13263.
Memphis stomp. 13880.
Modern hot method for saxo-
phones. 23291.
Auloy (O.) Tempo di scherzo. 6875.
Aumann (KE. H.) In my dreams of
Normandy. 18136.
Auric (Georges) :
Enchantements d’Alcine. 15431.
Rondeau. 7417.
Aurochs (M. M.):
Fortune telling. 5240.
Maybe. 23216.
Russian cradle song. 6512.
Seattle. 6585.
She was your own. 23804..
Tiller. 29302.
Wanderers. 7104.
Aurochs (Maud) pseud. See Aurochs
(M. M.).
Aus der heimat. 7418.
Ausseil (F.) Papotages. 6300.
Austen (Ida) Beautiful Willamette.
142.
Austin (A. W. HB.) Marche laiglon.
138380.
Austin (C. L.) Two weeks’ notice.
7015.
Austin (Claude) :
Easy money. 556.
Hold fast. 5487.
Last cent. 1180.
Sinners parade. 6668.
Austin (Ernest) :
Beau Brummel. 7472.
Hey-diddle-diddle. 10624.
Last trail. 15990.
Mist on the hills. 16193.
Safe in Thy keeping. 26317
When the eastern sun had
26897.
Austin, (Ch Wb.)
23116.
Austin (Fred) I do like a Lancashire
eocktail. 17993.
Austin (Gene) :
Please come back to me.
- 23609.
Trying. 24128.
Austin (Gene) ince.:
At twilight. 15069, 15070.
Blowing kisses over the moon.
4757.
Blue morning. 17419.
Daddy o’ mine. 4387, 488.
Dreary night. 22432, 24893.
Garden in the rain. 5266.
I gotta have you. 10708, 15729.
-I knew we two were one. 15735.
Keep your overcoat open. 18229.
Maybe I’m wrong. 18427.
On Riverside drive. 1624.
Peace of mind. 8890.
Please come back to me.
23609.
She’s got a great big
friends. 1988.
Those were the happy days.
Trying. 24128. ;
What do I care. 21789.
When you dance with an
sweetheart. 29499.
Who’s the who. 19384.
Austin (H. W.) Texas. 19140.
Austin (CR. Ea)
Coming spring. 22277.
Gay little bird in
22579.
Were la birdling. 24227.
Austin (Richard) Plain Jane.
set.
Lonesome for you.
21178,
ili.
army of
4326.
old
the forest.
18746.
1587
INDEX
Austin (S. M.) Texas. 19140.
Australia, reciprocal copyright protec-
tion of music, p. 5.
Austria, reciprocal copyright protection
of music, p. 5
Autry (Gene) No one to call me dar-
ling. 14045.
Avare (Richard) Rocky Mountain
moon. 28916.
Ave Maria hymnal.
Aversano (Edmond)
cerato. 8387.
Avery (F. J.)
14544.
Avery (Minnie)
West. 16428.
Avery (Odessa)
20389.
Avery (S. R.):
Forth to the fight. 27678.
Joy to the world. 20536.
Avex (—) Old child and the new.
14090.
Aviadoras (Las) 24533.
Aviation industries, inc.
Avigne (A. ©.) Girls.
Avolese (Salvatore)
28759.
Avon (A.) Menuet. 16172.
Avon (Edmond) Prélude et Rigau-
don. 28849.
Avril (Charles)
Colorado wends_ its
(308).
Away with melancholy.
Axt (William) :
Just you. 20559.
Love’s first kiss. 1284.
Trail of “98 march. 12244.
Valse tendre. 4404.
Wild orchids. 9611, 12476.
You’re the only one for me.
9681.
CHE Ds)
boat. 25916.
Ay, ay, ay. 15081.
Ayer (N. D.) If you were the only
girl. 25398, 28032.
Aylward (Florence) :
Follow the gleam. 25012.
Red caravan. 18811.
Shepherdess of sleep. 21346.
See also Kinder (Florence).
Azil (Gil d’):
Amatechi baita. 4625.
Printemps. 3980.
Azure erystal. 19587.
Azzoni (Italo):
3accanale. 15086.
Gridi d’angoscia. 15606.
Intermezzo-scherzo. 15877.
Marcia solenne. 16126.
Tempeste del cuore. 16886.
19585, 19586
Lacrem’ e’ ¢car-
Story of Old Glory.
Out in the golden
I thought of you.
Hera.
5302.
Paghinese valse.
8034.
Where the _ silv’ry
way. 24426
10438.
4563,
Axtell My golden dream
pt. 10, n'S.; ve24
Baaren (Corn van)
16265, 16266.
Baarz (Hermann) Zu
Rhein. 12585.
Baas (Alexius) :
Fuzzy-wuzzy.
Recessional. 23674, 23675.
Babb (C. B.) You’re missing all the
good things, sweetheart. 21936.
Babbin (L. W.) Boy of my dreams.
9950.
Babcock (A. A.):
Oriental witchery. 26115.
Trav’ling on the highway of love.
9419.
Babell (William)
6950.
Babler (Etta) Carolina baby. 27323.
Baccari (Angelo) : ss
Giglia. 20137.
Lindy tango. 20658.
Romantico. 21262.
Sentimentale, 21321.
Baccus (Hazel) Wasted away. 9527.
Bach (Mrs. A. lL.) Daddy dear.
19868.
Bach (C. P. E.)
16583.
Bach (Chr.)
Bach (J. S.):
Adagio. 4692, 19594, 19595.
Air. 7445.
All glory, laud and honor.
Allegretto in modo
12690.
Anna Magdalena’s march. 106.
Arioso. 4693, 24540.
Ave Maria. 107.
Ave verum. 24541.
Bach album for pianoforte. 22070.
Bach-studien fiir oboe. 108, 109.
Bach suite. 15088.
Bachana. 9841.
My little geisha.
Koln am
22569.
Toccata and Jig.
Rondo in B minor.
Marche noble. 25748.
19527.
pastorale.
Bach’s Fugue 4 la gigue. 7446,
7447, 15089.
Benediction. 22071.
Bourrée. 2691, 4694, 7448, 27177.
Chorales. 22072.
Claveecin bien tempére. 9842.
Come, together let us sing. 12691.
Concerto. 110, 7449. .
Fifty classic masterpieces for
violin and piano. 4695.
Gavotte. 4577 (25).
God -is our hope and
12692.
Jesus called to Him the twelve.
15090.
Kantate. 15091.
Kleine priludien. 27178.
Kunst der fuge. 27179.
Menuet. 9843, 220738, 22074.
O praise the Lord. 27180.
strength.
1588
INDEX
mos. 1-12, 1929
O Saviour sweet. 111.
Passepied. 4696.
Passion chorale. 112.
Passion of our Lord. 15092.
Passion selon Saint-Mathieu.
7450.
Peace be.unto you. 15098.
Prelude. .2692, 19596.
Sicilienne. 4697.
Six short preludes or studies for
beginners. 113-115.
Sonata. 12693, 19597.
Suite of six pieces. 2693.
Three chorales from the St. Mat-
thew .Passion. 24542.
Twelve short preludes or studies
for beginners. 116-124.
Zwei fugen in D-moll. 19598.
mach CP; 5.)
Poco adagio. -21178.
Rondo. 19599.
Bach music Co.:
‘Come back to Erin.
Darling Nelly Gray.
Dixie land. 17644.
‘Good night ladies. 17853.
Love’s old sweet song. 18364.
My bonnie. 18508.
‘Pansy waltz. 18715.
Silver threads .among the gold.
18948.
Swa-nee River. 19075.
‘Tramp, tramp, tramp. 19220.
When you and I were young,
Maggie. 19364.
* Bach-Robiloff (F. A.) Man braucht
ja so wenig um gliicklich zu Sein.
1521.
Bache (Isak) Gamle Noreg. 20128.
Bachelet (Alfred) :
Légende de Sonia. 8404.
Nocturne. 12694.
Bacheller (LL. H.):
Garden of my heart.
Valley of my tears. 2293.
Bachmair (J.) Pastorale per la notte
della nativitate Christi. 21140.
Bachmann (Alberto) Romance en mi.
4049.
17547.
17614.
5270.
Bachmann ‘(G.) Country festival. |
22291.
Bacigalupo (P. J.) End of the rain-
bow. 24938.
Back (David)
Bacon (G. G.)
fall. 2449.
Bacon (M. L.):
Lone heart... 13737.
When the shadows
Gee! but I’m missing you. 3128.
On the square kid. 28720.
Badaracco (Emil) Mona. 16209.
Badenius (L. W.):
Desconocida. 27497.
Leonor. 25601.
My wedding day. 23468.
—_—___— -__—
Bader (A. E.):
Did you? 487.
Each little kiss. 22442.
Badger (R. O.) Jesus and His love.
25488.
Sweet girl of nine-
6817.
Baehr (Hermina)
teen twenty-nine.
Baer (Abel) :
Blue Hawaii.
9981, 221438.
Catch on. 12859.
Do what you like with me. 22380.
Drink to the girl of my dreams.
24896.
Hverybody needs a buddy.
Hawaiian romance. 10596.
High up on a hill-top. 833, 3226.
I live to love and love to live.
2O2CK.
I’m on a diet of love.
If you believed in me.
15832.
Igloo song. 25402.
In. the land of make _ believe.
1034, 3407, 5678.
Is it true. 20489.
Italian kisses. 20502, 22962.
Let us drink. 18282.
Little black sheep. 16038.
Love will find you. 13777.
Love will find you anywhere.
11ST.
M'dstream.
7517, 7518, 9928-
10372.
22825.
10820,
11273, 13897.
Minstrel memories. 16188.
My mother’s eyes. 3745, 3746,
8702, 8708. -
Ride on vaquero. 18829, 26266.
Right kind of man. 16571, 21244.
Say the word. 16634, 18883.
Song of Margharita. 11997, 16757.
Song of my heart. 23888.
South Sea rose. 21489, 23911.
Spiritual. 23919.
That’s what a child can do. 14624.
Time will tell. 16937, 24092.
Two little baby arms. 19241,
24142.
Two pals. 24144.
When my toreador starts to snore.
24266.
Wipin’ the pan. 2502.
You'll find your answer in my
eyes. 17208, 27021.
Baer (C. W.) Under-neath the stars.
7024.
Baer (Jerry)
Baetz (Pierre)
you. 20361.
Baffa (Dominic) :
Don’t ever come back to
13036.
Is she making a fool out of me.
18168.
Unhappy. 29371.
I’m just waiting for
me.
1589
INDEX
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
Baffa (Frank) :
Broken hearted pal. 258.
I have found my silver lining. }|
904.
My Angelie. 1453.
When I know that you don’t care.
2482.
Baffa (Patrick) :
Broken hearted pal. 258.
I have found my silver lining.
904.
My Angelie. 1453.
When I know that you don’t care.
2432.
Bagar (Robert) :
I got misery. 27904.
In.a little Swiss chalet for two.
18128.
Bagby (George) :
All the day long. 388.
Ave Maria. 4679.
Blade of mine. 2756.
Dream boat. 2974.
Flower of May. 3086.
I know. 3298.
Impressions. 1004.
In an old garden.
Sanctuary. 1866.
So beautiful you are.
1014.
6690.
Son tutto duolo. 14495.
Things. 6916.
Valse capt ve. 2297.
Valse fug tive. 2300.
Wind’s way. 2500.
Bagnall (George) Dance of the |
dwarfs. 27458.
Bagot (Frank) Camp Minne Wonka.
7568.
Bahan (Ben) Black clouds. 17403.
Bahler (George) Conductor’s hand
march. 7661.
Bailey (A. J.) I found a four leaf
clover. 22763.
Bailey (A1)
turning. 28498.
Bailey (De Ford) :
Davidson County blues.
Ice water blues. 13508.
Bailey (HK. H.):
Alone with Thee. 4577 (6).
America, our fatherland.
(10).
Harvest carnival. 4577 (149)
Other days in Arcady. 6278.
Springtime. 4577 (374).
Trickling brook. 4577 (400).
Bailey (Hughes) Nannette. 1522.
Bailey (Hughes) & co., ine.:
Give me a smile. 725.
I’m always building castles in the
air. 927.
Louise. 1267.
Louisiana moon. 1268.
Meeting and parting. 1353.
12981.
4577
Baines (William) :
Mother Machree I’m re-
Nannette. 1522.
Rose of the Dardanelles. 1835.
Sweet Kentucky Lou: 2106.
We know you'll take good care of
Lindy. 4451, 7123.
Bailey (J. W.) Let me waltz once
again. 28257.
Bailey (Modenia) Old Black Rose:.
14089.
Bailey (R. M.) Imogene: 10836:
Bailey (R. R.):
All through the years. 9757..
April rain. 9791.
Blossom time. 9923)
Jewels of the air. 5730.
Lullaby. 11158.
When I am old: 12400.
Bailey (Ruth) In the heart of a
beautiful rose: 20465.
Bailey (W. 8S.) Fantasy: 4705.
2697.
27278.
Bagpipe man.
Brooklet’s song.
Coaster. 27390.
Glory ye in His holyname: 22608..
Hiking. 3227.
Jolly tar. 28142.
King shall joy in Thy strength..
3499.
Manger Child. 20768.
Snowflakes. 4160.
Village fair. 29403.
Bainter (B. F.):
My old sweetheart. 18543.
Oh! hon, you are the only one..
18635.
Bainter (R. S.):
My old sweetheart. 18548.
Oh! hon, you are the only one.
18635.
Bainton (EH. L.):
Astrophel. 24520.
Nosegay. 14055.
Shepherd’s roundelay. 21347.
Shepherd’s song. 23811.
Bair (Hunice) Little glance, a little
smile. 28287.
Baird (George) She’s the pride of the
mountains. 238860.
Baird (H. C.) Shipof dreams. 26395.
| Baird (M. K.) I can’t keep from
lovin’ that gal. 5479.
Bairstow (EH. C.):
Jesu, grant me this I pray. 10906.
Music when _ soft voices die.
6084.
On a poet’s lips Islept. 6246.
Baker (— de) See De Baker (—).
Baker (A. A. B.) My.dreamy days..
20915.
Baker (B. B:):
All the world loves a_ lover.
150138.
Sing to me: 21383).
1590)
a
INDEX
mos. 1—12, 1929
Baker (Bert) pseud. See Clark
(L. A.)
Baker (C. L.) Don’t get funny.
22398.
Baker (E. L.):
Close harmony for boys. 7645.
Junior-senior high school chorus
book. 10927.
Baker (Elizabeth)
Baker (F. L.)
goodbye. 2385.
Baker (F. T.)
4924.
Baker (H. Scott-) See Scott-Baker
H =
Legende. 20628.
We’ve met to say
Clickety-elick march.
Baker (K. H.) I believe in dreams.
- 3274.
Baker (M. G.) Id like to be a child
again. 20307, 27892.
‘Baker (Phil):
I could forget you. 890.
Just suppose. 3482.
Park avenue strut. 3907.
Sweet little mannikin doll. 6820.
What’s this power I have over
women. 24246.
Baker (Robert) Love, the redeemer.
25688.
Baker (Theodore) :
Adelaide. 14976 (23).
An die ferne geliebte. 14976 (24).
Angel’s greeting. 19491 (28).
Christmas carol of the Pifferari
Neapolitan air. 17236 (70).
Coneerto. 17236 (271-275).
Highteen two part songs. 4577
(338).
HKliland. 19491 (57).
Exercises and studies on the
pianoforte. 14976 (88).
Franz Schubert. 19491 (207-209).
Im kahn. 19491 (89).
Johannes Brahms. 19491 (2426).
Lo, how a rose e’er blooming.
14976 (187).
Master songs by great composers.
17236 (35, 359-361).
‘Old Flemish song. 14976 (239).
Solvejg’s cradle-song. 14976 (119).
Soupir. 4577 (370).
Trost. 19491 (244).
Twelve songs. 24426 (286, 287).
Volta la terrea. 17236 (448).
Baker (Tustin) Lord is my Shepherd.
1256.
Bal (Le). 17345.
Balagno (William) Evening song.
597.
Balaguer (Franeisco) Al dorarse las
espigas. 24448.
Balazs (—) Maga nemaregi. 20750.
Balcom (L. A.) Qh Jimmie. 26050.
Baldin (S. F.):
Augusta. 9811.
Good-bye, my song. 17850.
Gypsy maiden. 17872.
Nina. 11447.
Olga. 11537.
Téte-a-téte.
~ With’ you.
Baldoni
5844.
Baldwin (A. M.):
Desolation. 10213.
Fond dove. 7912.
Indian fantasie.
Lost love. 1263.
My little doll. 1483.
Oriental fantasie. 11567, 14117.
Pipes of Pan. 11651.
Sunrise chant. 6802.
Baldwin (J. L.) Berty Lou. 2740.
Baldwin (J. M.):
In a moonlight garden. 1012.
Rain and sunshine. 4002.
School day march. 4098.
Baldwin (R. L.) Sonata. 14976 (21).
Baldwin (S. A.):
Shadows of the evening hours.
12594 (338).
Tarry with me, O my Saviour.
12594 (382).
Bales (M. C.) Belgian hares.
(21).
Balfe (Michael William) :
Airs from the Bohemian girl. 9853.
Bohemian girl. 2589 (14), 4706,
9854, 12594 (14).
Then you'll remember me.
Balfour (Grant)
14124.
Balkins (A. J.):
Each rose in the garden reminds
me of you. 17694.
I’m going back. 20351.
Sometime — somewhere—someday.
23875, 26452.
12158:
19409.
(Mario) Lied aus Hawai.
8272, 10863.
9709
24544.
Our motherland.
Tune in. 24134, 24135.
Ball (A. L.) Hera. 8034, 15658.
Ball (C. W. A.) Old Santa’s mistakes.
28709.
Ball (M. E.) Midnight on the ocean.
6020.
Ball (Mel):
Burn ’em up. 4815.
Jumping nerves. 1106.
‘Pots and pans. 6865.
Pretending. 1787.
Under the South Sea moon. 19249. —
Ball. (R. A.) WHileen, my colleen. 7811.
Ballantine (Edward)
11625.
Ballard, Ch. By:
At the journey’s end, with you.
4664.
Baby in a bungalow. 27172.
Patriots’ hymn.
1591
INDEX .
Ballard (F. D.)—Continued.
Can it be true. 22198.
Down in true love lane. 24869.
Feelin’ kind of blue, baby. 18153.
Hipety hop. 18388.
Hop on a happy star. 13359.
I ain’t never been loved before.
22748.
I can’t do anything without my
man. 5477.
I don’t care what you do. 15724.
I knew it would rain. 5502.
I love you pashion-ate-ly. 22793.
I’m a veteran of the battle of
Broadway. 25297.
I want you. 25857.
I want your love. 13493.
Janeville jazzhounds. 138588.
Let’s do! 11040.
My melody girl. 13986.
No one but you. 11456.
On one rainy day. 2352C.
Share your lips with me, chérie.
PABA A
Step in a close-up with me. 23936.
Sunshine Mary. 23960.
That night of delight with you.
12165.
They want to
14652.
Tiny little shove. 14672.
Trouble with me is you. 6988.
We gotta have a new song. 14800.
Weeping willow tree. 7130.
When I’m good I’m _ lonesome.
24260.
Who else but me loves you. 24300.
Who will mend my broken dreams?
21855.
Wipe off that frown. 24328.
You just couldn’t be true. 9663.
You’re doin’ me so much good.
24388.
You’re the apple of my eye. 14948.
Ballard (H. V.) My swan down girl.
11409.
Ballard (O. B.)
me back to the old nest.
lick Broadway.
Take me back, take
24006.
Ballard (Pat) pseud. See Ballard
Cis Dy)
Ballas (Ella) Sweetheart don’t make
me wait. 23986.
Ballatore (Pietro) :
Last menuet. 28235.
Melo D. 28422.
Youre prettier than the_ rose.
21988.
Ballet music. 15098.
allig (Giorgio) Paggio unnamorato.
6295.
Ballo in maschera. 17236 (448).
Pe ADT, By Bees
Sourire du matin. 2589 (313).
Valse-caprice. 2589 (341).
pt. Ii, n: S:, V. 24
Balogh (Erno):
Valse intime. 17009.
Waiting alone. 17046.
Balster (C. K.) Memory. of you.
23242, 23248.
Pack. up all your
28757.
Song of the
Baltimore (Harry)
troubles for the: night.
Baltimore athletic club.
B. A. C. ° 23889.
Baltz (M. L.) When my girl says no.
26890. .
Baltzer (D. 8S.) Since you went away.
23824.
Baluta
25891.
Baluta (Win.):
(V. C.) Msza_ pasterska..
Msza pasterska. 25891.
Piesh powitalna. 26178.
Bamford (Lesley) Little minuet.
13726.
Bampton (Ruth) Ten. Christmas.
carols. 22084.
Band-master’s repertory... 24546, 24547_.
Banditi. 15099.
Bandy (J. G.):
Give me your smile today.
Love drama eyes. 25671.
Love memory. 8486. ~
Over the waves to you. 3890.
Banés (A. A.):
M°''® portez arme:
Sceur de Jocrisse.
Banés (J. S. M. B.):
M°!!* portez arme. 2589 (184).
Sceur de Jocrisse. 19491 (214).
Banffy (Gyorgy) Kék nefelejts...
21542.
Banghart (S. E.).:
Resurrection morn. 4024, 21231.
Winning aces. 2501, 4513.
Banker (Lester) Gitana mia. 10529%.
Banks (H. C.) jr:
Cradle croon. 27434.
Gipsy serenade. 18233.
Ode to music. 23486.
Banks (Harry) Episode..
Banks & son:
Album for the young:.
At dawning. 19573.
Captain Cheerful.
Care free. 22202.
Cloister memories. 380.
Dancing daffodils. 22326:
Easy lessons in Beethoven. 19975:
Easy lessons on Mozart. 22445.
Fair flower of spring. 20023.
Farewell to the Highlands. 20032.
Four cameos. 5809.
Gnomes’ frolic. 25083...
Go ye into all the world. 17833..
5306.
2589 (184).
19491. (214).
5147.
19519..
4850.
Gossamer dreams. T51.
Hearken unto Me: 17904..
Hymn to Zeus. 10680.
1592
INDEX
nos. 1-12. 1929
I have surely built Thee an house,
18008.
If I had but two little wings.
8229.
If ye love Me, keep My command-
ments. 10819.
In the Lord put I my trust. 10854.
Jesu, grant me this I pray. 10906.
Lord, Thou alone art God. 18334.
Merry chase. 25818.
Moorland breezes. 3684. |
’Neath the palms. 25967.
O sun! in golden setting. 16360.
On a night, long ago. 1620.
Pack clouds away. 8865.
Pleasure pieces. 3957.
Poéme du soir. 21179.
Punchinello. 26225.
Sands of Dee. 9086.
Scout and guide marches.
Serenade. 21305.
Shall I, wasting in despair.
Songsters of spring. 18899.
Strength and stay. 19058.
Summer twilight. 21498.
This old man. 26659.
Topsy-turvey land. 24114.
Wanderlust. 7106.
When God came a-visiting. 2430.
Where sunshine dwells. 21833.
Ye banks and braes. 19429.
Bannister (Frank) There’s no sign
of the sun. 16916.
Bannister (Maurice) Two songs of
the chalutzim. 27184.
Banta (Frank) :
Dorothy. 10260.
Florella. 17767.
Laurette. 5815, 5816.
Bantock (Granville) :
Boat song of the Isles.
Elfin lover. 24927.
Five songs of Essex. 12702.
Hedge of briar. 13320.
Isles of the Sea. 10879.
Longing. 20699.
Moon. 8682.
O America. 16355.
O can ye sew cushions?
Rilloby-rill. 18832.
Ring out, wild bells.
Silent strings. 29041.
Snowdrop. 11959.
Song of the children in Paladore.
12001.
Song of
12008.
Yellowhammer’s song. 26990.
6572.
1934.
9941.
28657.
23698.
the Volga boatmen.
Banuelos (Hermanos) Feo. 5200.
Baftuelos (L..M.) Deportado. 17636.
Banyai (Balya):
Maga nem a regi. 20750.
Ugyan kittemetnek, Erdelyi mag-
yarok. 29368.
Baranco (WV) Sweet Irene.
26562.
Baratta (Raymond) Evening § star.
15445.
Barba (Tomaso) :
Mamme me vogghie marita.
13813.
Me nzore 9 no me nzore.
Barbara Allan. 19611.
Barbares. 4577 (340).
Barbarin (—) I’ve got that thing.
22853.
Barbarin (Paul):
Call of the freaks.
11235.
284.
FWreakish light blues. 682, 20105.
Barbati (G.):
Hredita’ di mio padre. 5148.
’O gulio d ’a parulana.
Barbati (Joseph)
Barbe (Edward):
6211.
See Barbati (G.):
Happy moments. 10581.
Wonderful baby of mine. 12493.
Barbeau (Marius) Three songs of
the west coast.
Barbee (W. A.)
4710.
Then I’m satisfied.
6907.
Barber (Alice) Lonely and _ blue.
1248.
Barber (R. M.) Memories. 23282.
Barbi (Franz) Bella bambina. 158,
159.
Barbier de Séville.
Barbiere di Seviglia.
9064.
14976 (277).
Barbirolli (Alfredo) :
Doux murmures. 7771, 17661.
Fleurs de mai. 7898, 17763.
Barboni (G.) Toledo. 24107.
Barbour (Byrd):
Little blue flower. 20670.
Wildeat. 21862.
Barbour (F. N.):
Clouds like dream castles.
In the wake of the storm.
Joyous festival. 15935.
Moonlight’s haunting spell. 16216.
Morning hymn. 1425.
Spring approaches the _ valley.
16791.
Barbour (M. B.):
Little blue flower. 20670.
Wildeat. 21862.
Barbour (N. F.) Come back dear
heart. 17545.
Barbusse (H. G. M.):
Bergére. 17236 (42).
C’est un oiseau du bois sauvage.
2589 (38).
Charme du jour. 17236 (63).
Chevaliers du ceil. 7310 (10).
Heure d@’ azur. 2589 (115).
Heure d’ or. 2589 (116).
Heure de pourpre. 2589 (117).
Heure rose. 2589 (118).
1595
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Barcelata (Lorenzo) :
Aeroplanos. 27072.
Chinampera. 27357.
Cocuyito. 27391.
Huapanguitos. 27868.
Linda Rosalba. 28274.
Negrita chabelona. 28599.
Ojitos. 28699. s
Reventada. 28906.
Yumury. 29637.
Barclay (Jordan) Honor thy mother.
13356.
Barcus (C. L.)
of America.
Bard (Eddie) :
Dream baby. 5092.
Guess who. 768.
How can I love again. 1383869.
I lift up my finger and say tweet
tweet. 203238.
Laughing marionette. 15992.
My castle in Spain is a, shack in
the lane. 8675.
My dear. 11358.
Nobody’s fault but your .own.
11465.
Please let me dream
arms. 1717.
Siboney. 14413.
Unhappy butterfly.
You. 4255.
Barden . (E. .O) 9%
heart. 14258.
Bardout (G.):
Féte provencale. 3062.
Joyeux forestiers. 22981.
Baresel (Alfred) Instruktive jazz-
etiiden. 1054, 20481.
Barg (Erwin) Chickie. 27353.
Barickman (Wade) If I had lived in
Bethlehem. 28022.
Barie (Lawrence)
would ery. 24401.
Hail! United States
27771.
in your
16995.
Queen of my
You thought I
Barkdoll, (GYW20LKies3S) I’m lonely,
dear mother, for you. 8158.
Barker (Ambrose) Some other day.
11971.
Barker (G._ I.) Restitution day.
26258.
Barker (George) Otherwise she’s
mother’s kind of girl. 21101.
Barker (Jack):
I want to feel your arms around
me. 8218.
Pretty little
8969.
Barker (Marian) :
Let’s away. 8411.
May. 8560.
Barker (P. M.):
Favorite nursery
melodies. 5193.
One-three-five. 23536.
Miss
rhymes
Somebody.
and
Barker (Paul) In the land of Old
King Coal. 8263.
Barker (Stephen):
Juggler. 3461.
Mandolin player. 3461.
Shadow dance. 4126.
Barker & Sepal pub. co. I wonder
what made you angry. 13499.
Barker-Bournet co., Laura Barker and
Violette Bournet:
Sighs. 290383.
Whisper to me. 29514.
You used to. 29627.
Barklow (Bill) Where the green pine
trees grow. 2468, 2464.
Barlow (Fred) Sonate. 4711.
Barnard (G. D.):
Bonnie Scotland.
Elston. 9709 (56).
Panama dance. 29647 (175).
Barnard (G. S.) Glory of youth
22607.
Barnard (W. C.)
22152.
I have loved you
dear from year to year. 5494.
Barnby (J.) Love divine. 14976
(198).
Barnby (Joseph) :
O Lord, how manifold are Thy
works. 24426 (204).
Sweet and low. 14570, 23964.
Barnes (A. FEF.) English tunes.
24942.
Barnes (A. 8S.) & co. Folk dances
for boys and girls. 10448.
Barnes (Cliff) Just wear a smile.
5765.
Barnes (EH. H.):
Down on that Ches’peake shore.
5084.
In love. 1022, 5660.
Barnes (E. S.):
At the dawn I seek Thee. 12670.
Barcarolle in G minor. 2702.
In the gloaming. 8261.
It came upon the midnight clear.
22949,
Joy to the world. 20535.
Minuet. 8607.
O worship the King. 21036.
Prelude in C-sharp minor.
There is a green hill. T7976.
To spring. 7985.
Who is Sylvia?
Barnes (H. W. B.)
1731.
9104.
Trust ye in the
Lord. 24126.
Barnes (Ione) Because I lost you.
27199.
Lover’s still. 1288.
Love me, sweetheart,
Barnes (Nellie)
Barnet (R. A.)
in sweet song. 2589 (168).
Barnett (A. L.) Fame’s
camping ground. 22496.
eternal
1594
a -
lt SR
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Barnett: (H..C)%
Mississippi blues. 18469.
Parting. 26145.
Prelude in E flat minor. 28851.
Barnett (R. R.) Love’s’ ecstasy.
25698.
Barney. (A. PP.)
It’s all in the costume and make-
up. 22952.
Some day you may love me.
23866.
Sweetheart, do not ery. 28985.
Barney (Billy) pseud. See Van
Baaren. (Corn.)
Barnhill (F. B.):
Dream waltz of the cupie dolls.
19959.
For you always.
Silver moon beams.
To a Gypsy queen.
Barnhouse (C. L.) sr.:
Badger tournament. 12698.
Bonnie Scotland. 22152.
Childhood days. 4903.
Circus echoes. 371.
Class mates march. 12901.
Commencement ball. 396.
Cosette. 7675.
Dictator. 486.
El. Jebel temple.
Field-day. 635.
First parade march. 13168.
Flag of the free. 5216.
Flying Argonauts. 658.
Forward pass. 676.
Glory of youth. 22607.
Grand triumphal. 95346.
In the valley. 1041.
In the wilderness. 1042.
Infiexible march. 8275.
15509.
26406.
26678.
10318.
Intermezzo. 5033.
Junior cadets march. 13620.
Liebestraum. 8442.
Life’s lighter hours. 8427.
Little primrose overture. 23094.
Lotus flower. 1266.
March of the legion. 11200.
Medieval pageantry. 23224.
Midsummer eve. 13885.
O-high-O. 1581. -
Old Hickory march. 8815.
Our Flag unfurled. 14123.
Pilot me. 11650.
Pride of Missouri. 11701.
Protectorate march. 11715.
Regulars. 14281.
Royal highway. 9068.
Sereno. 1925.
Silver threads among the gold.
11915.
Spirit of victory. 6760.
Sun of glory. 2083.
Sunrise on the mountain.
Sunset limited. 2088.
2469—30——3
2086.
Touchdown. 2228.
Vapor City march. 24170.
White horses. 24297.
Yea! team! march. 12511.
Barns (Ethel) Swing song. 23997.
Barnum (K. R.) Martyrs of the air.
20790, 25764.
Barnyard jig.’ 3727.
Baron (Johannes)
Baron (Maurice) :
Furious chase. 5262. —
Taking ways. 12126.
Valse capricieuse. 2296.
Valse melancolique. 2303.
Youthful fancies. 9697.
Barovick (Fred) Pagan’s
26183.
Barraine (Hlsa)
11691.
Barratt (EHdgar) Deirdre.
Barrell (HK. A.) jr.:
Breath of lavender. 24632.
Day of resurrection. 467.
Dear Miss Rose. 5023.
Entrée du cortége. 576.
In my garden. 15849.
In the valley. 4721.
March of the acolytes. 13821.
March of the archers... 16117.
Souvenir of Antwerp. 29127.
Barrelli (Charles) Do you _ believe.
19982.
Barrenechea (M. M.)
General Gorostieta.
Barrére (Georges) :
Andantino. 3054.
Madrigal. 3607.
Tambourin. 4261.
Barrett (Charley) Blondy. 12763.
Barrett (Hrnest) Kiss me, little blue
Winona. 24327.
dream.
Prélude et fugue.
A476.
Corrido del
19840.
eyes. 5790.
Barrett (H. EH. P.) Buxom darlint.
12809.
Barrett (Hep) pseud. See Barrett
Cz, Hu iPy)
Barrett (M. B.) My Hawaiian sweet-
heart. 1475, 25917.
Barrett (Medley) :
Keep the roses in your garden.
18228.
Smile a day keeps your troubles
away. 18974.
Barrett (Medley) music co., ltd.:
Hope, brothers, hope! 17955.
Keep the roses in your garden.
18228.
Smile a day keeps your troubles
away. 18974.
Barrett (R. EH.) Old home _ town.
8816.
Barrett (V. A.) Memory. garden.
23236.
1595
INDEX
pt. 10, n.s., v. 24
Barretto de Souza (J.):
Betty. 7501.
Cleo. 7642.
Dos hermanas. T7769.
Barrientos (J. F.) Waltz divine.
12337.
Barris (Harry) :
After all; \thatisa all Vm, ater
19508. .
Fee fi fo fum. 20042.
My blue print of dreams. 20909.
So the bluebirds and the black-
birds got together. 9197.
That’s what’s troubling me.
21569.
Barrow (Patrick) Little suite. 18311.
Barrow (R. G.) Therese. 2189.
Barrows (E. C.):
Just a little daylight. 20547.
Mandy o mine. 23189.
Perfect night for love. 23592.
Barrows (J. W.) Little bird told me
all about you. 8445.
Barrows (O. P.) Swinging ‘neath the
apple tree. 21525.
Barry (F. E.):
Cigarette. 22252.
Till I met you. 29301.
Barry (F. N.):
Cross our ensign. 4577 (67).
Cup of cold water. 4577 (70).
Father, by Thy love. 14976 (96).
Glory to God in the _ highest.
14976 (114).
I stretch my hands to ‘Thee.
14976 (148).
No one but Jesus. 12594 (272).
There is an hour of peaceful rest.
12594 (388).
Barry (Hugh) pseud. See Ballard
(H. V.)
Barry (Paul) Where do I want to
be? 9575.
Barry. (Lok) <
Days of my boyhood ways. 7726.
Switching in the railroad yard.
19104.
When the old gang gets together.
12419.
Where could I meet you tonight.
12434. ;
Barsukoff (Sergei) :
Any time, any place. 15048.
Far in the night. 15464.
I'll still have you. 15749.
Kiss me, senorita. 15969.
Waltz of memory. 17051.
Barsumian (Puzant) Skyward. 11942.
Barta (Luis):
Rosa de Madrid. 26293.
Victima del tango. 14763.
; Viva Madrid, que es mi puebli!
7066.
Bartells (J. C.):
Hagle. 22448.
Heroic meditation. 17921.
Lullaby. 23165.
Major melodies. 20755.
Minor melodies. 20854.
Song of the sea. 19009.
To the sea. 24100.
Weariness. 19322.
Bartels (J. W.) Smiles and visions.
14446.
Barth (C.) Allegro appassionato.
15015.
iparth (J, Awe
I’m always dreaming of you.
203841.
Since I fell in love with you.
21375.
Barth (M. E.) Memories of childhood.
§585.
Barthalay (Raoul) TFileuse. 689.
Bartholdy (Carlo) pseud. See Barth
(C.)
Bartholomew (Dale) Cheer forthe
red and black. 22224.
Bartholomew (M. V.) I want to
love—and how! 8214.
Bartky (Adolph) :
Gladiola. 5308.
Second rhapsody. 91138.
Bartlett (A. E.) Singing glory.
29053. .
Bartlett (HE. 4H.) Fortune teller.
7310 (68).
Bartlett (EH. M.):
Blessed love shine on. 2758.
God’s heaven. 38155.
He is King. 8017.
Heaven in my soul. 8025.
I know my Lord will keep me.
8120.
I love Him more each day. 8135.
I’m camping on the hills of glory.
8145.
It’s a long time thru eternity.
8289.
It was for me.
Joys of home. 3458, 8324.
Life eternal. 8423.
No storm clouds
8766.
Our great convention day. 3882.
Over the top for Jesus. 3889.
Prayer brings. a_ Silver lining.
8954.
Sailing home. 4077.
Seek Jesus. 9114.
Since Jesus laid His hand on me.
4146.
Sing of His
4148.
Sun shines brighter. 9299.
Sweeping thru the gates.
3430.
gather there.
goodness forever.
4244,
1596
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
————————————
Swing out on the promises. 9333.
Walking with Jesus. 4436.
Walking with the Lord. 4487.
When Jehovah leads. 9560.
Work in the harvest field. 4528.
Bartlett (E. R.) American junior
church school hymnal. 15035.
Bartlett (H. N.):
Dragon flies. 4577 (90).
O little town of Bethlehem. 14976
(284).
Placid lake. 4577 (3816).
Twilight murmurings. 4577 (404).
Wayside flower. 4577 (417).
Woodland path. 4577 (429).
Barciett (J. BEG :
Dragon flies. 4577 (90).
O little town of Bethlehem. 14976
(234).
Placid lake. 4577 (816).
Twilight murmurings. 4577 (404).
Wayside flower. 4577 (417).
Woodland path. 4577 (429).
Baritett (J. C.)s
Dream. 5091.
Heralds of the King. 27057 (51).
Ring out glad bells of Easter-tide.
4577 (831).
Bartlett (V. W.) Parade rest. 6302.
Bartnovsky (Alexander) :
Hashish. 5389.
Tartar dance. 6863.
Bartok (Béla):
Album of selected pieces for the
piano. 24452.
Rumiinische volkstanze. 237338.
3. streichquartett. 21962.
Barton (C. K.) Over land and sea.
8860.
Bartow (Carl)
8847.
Bariseh* (KK. N;)
Our comrades in blue.
Anden bryllupsrejse
er bedre end den fgrste. 19547.
Bartunek (Amelia) My dreams.
28532.
Bartuzat (Carl) Valse triste. 7041.
Barwinsky (Wasyl) Ukrainian folk
songs. 21695.
Bas (Julius) Proprium de tempore
pro vesperis. 6397.
’ Bascetta (Alfredo) :
LI’ ove ’e pasea. 3500.
Se ne fuiuto ’o banchiere ’e fallita
la banca. 18904.
Si, o no? — 14410.
Tididda voli ’a carni.
Vocea bella. 19287.
Bascope (Rudolph) Sweetheart of
May. 6837. ;
Basham (Clara) Waiting for you.
4432
Bashful swain. 24553.
6933.
Baskette (Billy) :
And so to bed. 19545.
Basket of roses. 19614.
Kyes of blue. 22488,
Forever and ever and_ ever.
17781.
Hand in hand together. 20194.
Heart strings. 25174.
Heavens are smiling on me.
10611.
In a little inn in Mexico, 5653.
Lil. 20652.
Roses in the rain; 1838, 6496.
That’s ’rithmatic. 21568.
That’s when I learned to love you.
16907.
Baskette (Billy) inc. When I go out
with Molly. 26880.
Bass songs. 17236. (31).
Bassermann (Hans) 20 ettiden.
29059.
Basses et chants. 2589 (LG).
Bassett (D. R.) When the moon
plays peek-a-boo. 19356.
Bassett (K. W.)
Dinna forget. 5047.
Bassett (R. J.)
Helen’s first piano
lessons. 8080.
Bassett (Rachel) Jardin de mon en-
fance. 3439.
Bassi (Josephine) Lonely for love.
23108.
Bastian (A. L.):
At the crossroads. 27149, 27150:
Trio opus no. 1. 14697.
Bastin (Fernand) Manneken-pis.
3618.
Batch (Freddie)
Batchelder (H. P.)
do. 15268.
Batchelder (M. ©.) Claribella.
Batchelor (F. R.)
our God 5171.
Batchelor (Mrs. H. W.)
lor (i)
Batchelor (Miriam)
Dixie Dan. 10229.
Come back pleas
15256.
Exalt the Lord
See Batche-
Is she a nice
baby, maybe. 13565.
Batelli (Enrico) Triumphal march.
9425.
Bateman (B.) We shall all be re-
united. 14804.
Bateman (lL. F.):
I can’t express it. 17986.
I’m forgetting you. 18088.
Just loving you. 15947.
Lonesome. 11100.
Bates (Charles) Cuckoo in the clock
back home. 12950.
Bateson (A. J.) Lonesome. 28112.
Bateson (M. L.) pseud. See Graham
(M. P.)
Bath (Hubert):
Adoration dramatique. 19506.
Allurement. 24468.
Antagonist. 24501.
, beds
INDEX
‘Bath (Hubert )—Continued.
Berceuse. 17880.
Call of the Orient. 22189.
Devotion. 1380138, 18014.
Protest. 18798.
Savoy community medley. 18880,
18881.
Savoy hunting medley. 16630,
16631.
Scherzino. 18892.
Serenade-berceuse. 21325.
Turbulency. 21682.
Vigorous defense. 21781.
Andante in G. 17299.
Pilgrim’s song of hope.
Batiste (—)
Batiste (E.)
12594 (307).
Baton (Rhené) :
Amoureusement.
Douloureusement.
Joyeusement. 3457.
Maternellement. 25779.
Mon paradis. 8627.
Notre heure. 8775.
River-side. 4041.
Batson (M. V.) As the world is pass-
24489.
2968.
ing by. '12665.
Batten (J. H.) Love triumphant.
16085.
Batten (Robert) :
April morn.
Peace and rest.
Woodland madrigal.
7310: (9).
24426 (217).
7310: (146).
Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn,
ine. Hurrah for the wonder bak-
ers! 8085.
Battersby (Harry) Ive gone goofy
over you. 27986.
Battin (M. lL.) Lonely. 23106.
Baudermann (Joseph) Goodbye
means till we meet again. 20161.
Baudis (H. EH.) Reuben Brown, from
a hick town. 18822.
Bauer (A. W.) Greater St. Louis.
25116.
Bauer (Bruno) Warum, charmante
frau, lieb’ ich grad’ sie? 24208.
Bauer (Emil):
Andante ma non troppo.
Berceuse. 12788.
Coeur as. 22262.
Divertissement. 15362.
Ekkehard. 22458.
Grosse fantasie. 23489.
Hary Janos. 22664.
Polonaise. 23616.
Romanze. 14319.
Serenade. 23779.
Bauer (G. F.) Realms of the blest.
18810.
Bauer (Harold):
Cadenza for Beethoven’s concerto
in © minor. 9998.
Concerto in C major.
Fantasia in F minor.
14546.
7449.
1895.
Bauer (Jennie)
pt. II, n.s., v. 24
Childhood. 10057.
Mother’s voice. 8658.
I dream of lLfe.
Bauer (John)
Bauer (Joseph)
22762.
Bauer (Louis) Love waltz.
Bauer (Marion):
I sing of a maiden. 27980.
Lullay! lullay! lytel child. 28358.
Tryste Noél. 29348.
Bauer (W. K.):
25691.
Fox (Sam) collection of tenor
banjo duets. 13194.
Fox (Sam) collection of tenor
banjo solos. 13195.
Stahl’s (Wm. C.) concert fBper-
toire album. 29139.
Stah’s (Wm. C.) plectro phonie
folio. 4208.
Bauer bros.:
All I want is just a home. 7347.
Broad-minded baby. 12790.
Girl of tomorrow. 13235.
I was only jealous of you. 971.
Baum (H. G.) Safety or sorrow.
Goa22:
Baum (Wilhelm) Weisst du noch, ,
damals am Rhein. 9541.
Baumann (Ludwig) Sonntags am
Rhein. 6738.
Baumgartner (H. IL.) Conqueror.
4946.
Baumgartner (R. C.) Stars bring me
memories of you. 29144.
Baumrind (Charlotte) Tell me.
19132.
Bauss (L. P.) You’re the only one.
19473.
Baussart (A.):
Doux serment.
Féte a Oslo.
Bax (Arnold):
T7702.
5201.
Ceremonial dance. 12865.
Hardanger. 138296.
Pean. 11592.
Second symphony. 16656.
Serpent dance. 23784.
Third sonata. 2195, 19189.
Water music. 14797.
Bax (Ernest) Spilledaasen. 19030.
Baxa (Ugo) Comprendi?! 7660.
Baxter (JaRahate:
Because I love Him. 7478, 22095.
Do your best, then wear a smile.
22382.
God is love. 18248.
I hold His hand. 25269.
I love to raise my voice in song.
25290.
I want to do my best. 25354.
I worship the Lord. 28011.
Jesus is coming, it may be soon.
28130.
L ke the rainbow. 23072.
1598
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
25647.
14802.
Little while, then glory.
We'll sing on that shore.
Baxter (Jim):
Forty drops. 13188.
Georgia stomp. 138227.
Baxter (L. E.) Because I miss you.
2713.
Baxter (Norman) In heavenly love
abiding. 3398.
Baxter (Phil):
Blame it on the moon. 17405.
Blue melody. 15161.
Down where the blue bonnets
grow. 27548.
Good night little sweetheart.
3167.
Harmonica Harry. 27788.
Harry, the harmonica king. 22661.
I ain’t got no gal now. 27879.
Piccolo Pete. 8915.
Baxter (W. E.) America and the
‘ Flag. 12640.
Bayerl (F. J.)
Bayha (Charles)
it. + 2210.
Bayha (Charles) music €0., ine. :
Byes of blue. 22488.
Keep in step! 25546.
Bessie couldn’t help
Forever and ever and ever. 17781.
I’m: nuts about nuts. 18052.
I’m so tired of it all. 18457.
Sleepy hollow. 18972.
That’s when I learned to love you.
16907.
Valparaiso. 9470, 12302.
Bayley & Ferguson.:
Dere’s a little wheel a-turning’ in
my heart. 24835.
Dulcinetta. 24903.
First lessons in counterpoint.
3072.
Fishing fleet. 7894.
I got a robe. 25261.
Jehova, guam multi sunt hostes
mei. 20520.
Let Thy merciful ears, O Lord.
1200.
Loch Lomond. 1237.
Nelly, my love, and me. 8742.
QO ‘Trinity, most blessed Light.
23481.
Old folks at home. 3850.
Old ship of Zion. 26081.
Scotland yet. 6571.
Slumber song. 23845.
Song of Zion. 9247.
Story of Samuel. 26530.
Baylie (Andrew) :
For my baby and me. 17777.
Some day. 18989.
Bayliss (D. E.) You. 19438.
Bayly (T.H.) Long, long ago. 28313.
Baynes (Sydney) One last thought.
21078, 21079.
Baynon (Arthur):
Faney tree. 3045.
Late summer. 11015.
Spring idylls. 120384.
Three soliloquies. 9863.
Two preludes. 173538. .
Baynton-Power (H.):
Children’s prayer.
Peace. 3918.
Play with me.
Baytarian (Hagop)
eyes. 2756.
Bazan (Domenico)
28529.
Bazant
10677.
Bazelaire (Paul)
Beach (A. M. C.):
Around the manger. 24513.
Canzonetta. 12594 (17).
Come, ah come. 12594 (54).
Good morning. 12594 (110).
Good night. 12594 (111).
My sweetheart and I.
(164).
On a hill.
Serenade. 27057 (1383).
Springtime. 26505.
Beach (Mrs. H. H. A.)
(A. M. C.)
Beach (Martha)
19781.
1712.
Blue of your
My dear old boy,
(Rose) Hydrangea __ bush.
Cache-eache. 4829.
19491.
23518.
See Beach
Dairy maid. 15302.
Beach (Ruth) Everything nice re-
minds me of you. 22483.
Beach (Val) As long as we're to-
gether. 9798.
Beacon music pub. co. Crooning song
of love. 4975.
Beal, Stuttard & co., Itd.:
Ballade. 800.
Dancing eyes. 2907.
From nature’s fields.
Marigold. 3626.
Play with me. 1712.
Doin’ the bingo. 2957.
Don’t leave me honey. 2964.
Beale (F. F.) Wynken, Blynken, and
Nad> 92589.
Beall (CB: Ba). 5
All things are working together
for good. 27094.
I am with Thee. 27886.
I shall yet praise Him. 27978.
I will praise Him. 28009.
My heart’s desire. 28542.
Overcome evil with good. 28751.
When the shadows flee. 29489.
Beall (J. O.): f
Come to Jesus. 27405.
Don't limit the power of Jehovah.
PAE
Give for the Master’s sake.
O sinner, repent. 28669.
693.
1599
INDEX
Beall (T. N.):
For His dear sake. 27666.
Harvest time comes. 27790.
He'll fold thee to His heart. 27804.
I never knew such love. 27974.
It is written. 28098.
Messages of comfort.
Beamats, Bly:
Lament of an Indian hunter.
13669.
Slumber song. 14444.
Yokosan. 14921.
Beamer (Gladys) Alma mater. 27100.
28443.
Bean’ (EF. BR.) . Pm” not. the same
18051.
Beardsley (G. F.) Mother I think of
you. 6064.
Beasley (Helen) :
Rambling mind blues. 23668.
Tia Juana blues. 24082.
Beasley (Irene) :
Baby’s back to-day. 19591.
Choo-choo train. 4907.
Go ‘long Lasses. 5311.
Good mornin’. 5333.
I never dreamed you’d pass me
by. 138473.
If I could just stop dreaming.
5632.
Missin’ my pal. 6036.
Moon song. 28479.
Sometimes I wonder. 291038.
Sun’s gonna shine. 29167.
What would I do without you.
21796.
Beasley (Victor)
dreamland. 9331.
Beatti (H. de) Gaity-suite.
Beattie (D. C.):
Theta delta chi sweetheart.
What care 1? 123887, 17080.
Beatty (A. H.) Sweet Betty. 29185.
. Beatty (E. W.) My Dorothy. 16247.
Beaudette (Ray) :
Castle of roses. 19762.
Each little step. 17698.
Flying high. 20071.
Good-bye, dear. 20160.
I love you, you know I do. 18025.
It’s time my bad luck flew away.
20495.
Oh, man. 21044.
Skippin’ along. 18967.
Tramp of destiny. 19219.
Beaulieu (Zender) Ave Maria. 12679.
Beaumont (A.) Gnomes’ frolic. 25083.
Sweethearts in
3119.
4318.
Beaumont (Paul) With my love.
too.
Beaupre (M. M.) I’m lost without
you. 22822.
Beauregard (Yvonne) :
At sunrise. 9806.
Clouds sailing. 10083.
‘rickets at play. 10181.
pt. ei Nn. S., V. 24
Dancing on the green.
Finger fairies. 10415.
Gliding along. 10529.
Hide and seek. 10627.
Highway call. 20247.
Rabbit hop. 11781.
Sunset Shadows. 21501.
To the majestic pine. 19204.
Tripping lightly. 12258.
Wee fingers at play. 123861.
Beaurman (M, A.):
Air parade. 21993.
Conquest of the air.
Desert sheik.. 10211.
Merry masons. 11265.
Beaver (J.) Our ’Arry. 18687.
Beaver (William van) See
Beaver (William)
Becatoros (Spyros)
pas. 9646.
Becee (Giuseppe) :
Canto appassionato
PaZaet
Danza dei ecannibali. 15320.
Danza del ventre. 15321.
Danza eccentrica. 15322.
Dramatic impression. 2973.
Fuga comica. 15533.
Liebestraum. 1207.
Luoghi della miseria.
Marcia solenne. 16127.
Mia bella. 25828.
Nevischio. 16314.
Popolo giocondo. 16488.
Scherzando. 15111.
Bechtel (L. M.) Dear one. 24822.
Bechter (Karl) Jolly darkies. 57387.
17607.
24751.
Van
Ymnos tis Ahe-
d’amore.
16098.
Beck (Conrad) Tod des Oedipus.
6951.
Beck (G. K.) Tell me Mrs. Barefacts.
9355.
Beck (George) :
Beloved lover! 7491.
Love’s lullabye. 8497.
Becker (H. G.):
Delta tau delta. 480.
Jenny Lee. 13592.
My Ohio river dream. 20954.
Station W. W. V. A. 16799.
Susanne. 14564.
Becker (K. C.):
Just whisper that you love me.
23012.
Love me truly. 25684.
Becker (R. L.):
Hight benediction hymns. 22101.
Four motets. 22102.
In te speravi. 22921.
Becker (Samuel) My boy. 28838.
Becker (William) Marche pompeuse.
18408.
Ci-) réve.
Beckett dernier
13916.
Mon
1600
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
mE
Beckman (A. ©.) Come back with the
springtime. 17551.
Beckman (Bror) Symfoni i F-dur.
29210.
Beckman (S.#H. F.) “Lis, Jesus I
love. 12221.
Beckner (E. T.):
Memories of the
16165.
Stomp town stomp. 21474.
Becucci (—) My treasure. 28573—
28575.
Bedad then says I, I don’t care if I
ago, 2015:
Bedford (Harry).
iddley-iddley-hi.
Bedford (Herbert) :
Ah, gather roses. 24426 (4).
At sunset. 73810 (12).
Cameos. 7310 (24).
Captain. 24426 (33).
Child’s prayer. 24426 (387).
Colibri. 14976 (52).
Cuckoo. 24426 (63).
Every night my prayers I say.
24426 (79).
Fairy chimes. 24426 (81).
For good luck. 24426 (89).
Good-night and good-morning.
24426 (99). —
In dreamland. 24426 (120).
Marching song. 24426 (170).
Molly’s spinning song. 24426
(184).
Moral. 24426 (187).
Paix du soid. 14976 (246).
Race. 14976 (267).
Rose. 14976 (275).
Snowdrops. 12594 (351).
Up into the cherry tree.
(289).
Bedwell (Douglas) :
June roses. 20540.
Souvenir. 21440.
Bedwin (M. D.) My ragged robin
rose. 16281.
Bee (David) pseud. See Craps (Ern-
est)
Bee (Hendrick)
Southland.
Tiddley-id dley-
2206.
24426
Till you come back
to me. 16936.
Beecham (Thomas) Gods go a-beg-
ging. 5369.
Beedy (C. C.) Up in a big aeroplane.
12299.
Beer (L. J.):
JOyous home coming. 28148.
Mill on the brook. 28451.
Old dance. 28702.
School march. 28966.
Beers (Jacques) Trois chansons pour
danser. 146.
Behim (Arthur)
Beery (lL. W.) :
Git up, Suke. 723.
Joy of answered prayer.
Beethoven (A. E.): +
Journey of love. 3454.
Rainbow of my dreams.
Beethoven (Ludwig van) :
Adagio cantabile. 15112.
Adagio, ma non troppo.
Adelaide. 14976 (23).
Allegro con brio. 24568.
Allegro-finale.. 9877.
Allegro molto scherzo.
An die ferne geliebte.
Andante. 196380.
Andante aus der V.
2716.
Deutsche tinze. 24565.
Fidelio. 2589 (19).
For Elise. 151138.
Graceful minuet.
Hallelujah. 15114.
Heavens are telling. 15115.
Hymn to night. 14976 (25-26).
In the valley. 4721.
Mastersongs by great composers.
1101.
4005.
24562.
24564.
14976 (24).
Symphonie.
24566.
17236 (385).
Melodie G moll. 26348.
Minuet. 2718, 4722, 7485, 22104,
27201.
Moonlight sonata. 4723.
Presto agitato. 2717.
Rondino. 27202.
Rondo. 15116.
Rondo-thema. 26351.
Symphony number four. 27203.
Turkish march. 147.
Beggar’s opera. 1401.
Beghon (Jean):
Dangerous journey. 4999, 12968.
Gobelins. 5318, 13246.
May day festival. 20806.
Minstrel’s fiddle. 6028, 13904.
Old music box. 6241, 14096.
Six exclamations. 27204.
Spinning wheel. 6756, 14517.
Spirit of vengeance. 6759, 14519.
Begone! dull care! 15117.
Does this go on for-
ever? 7759.
Behim (Arthur) music corp.:
Am I a passing fancy. 2623, 4623.
Fiddle sticks. 5204, 7882.
Forget me. 17782, 20084.
In old Tia Juana. 5664.
It’s easy to say forget you. 10886.
Linda. 8487.
My day dreams came true over
night. 13963.
Rose of Romany. 6491, 9058.
Song you can’t remember. 14510.
Trouble with me is you. 9428.
You belong in my arms, babee.
19446, 21905.
1601
INDEX
Behm (Eduard) :
Bote. 19696.
Lied der deutschen waffenschmiede.
20649.
Wanderers nachtlied. 2368.
Behm (Homer) :
Arabian desert song. 27137.
Gray days will fade away. 10565,
22632.
There’s a million reasons. 12185.
Behr (EH. H.) MHoratious. 860.
Behr (Francois or Franz) :
Au revoir. 4668.
French child’s song. 683.
In the month of May. 1036.
Snowdrops. 29647 (214).
Behr (Herman):
Auf dem kirchhof. 9810.
Fischer. 5215. ;
Give me yourself one hour. 10524.
Im Argonnenwald. 1002.
Mailied. 1315.
Sommernacht. 2015.
Behrman’s Jewish book shop. Sabbath
evening service for the Synagogue.
9074.
Bei uns um die gedichtniskircherum.
150, 2579.
Beidel (Franz) Heimweh. 20236.
Beiderman (Robert) On wings of song.
23250.
Beidleman (D. F.):
I’m disappointed in you. 134386.
I’m dissappointed in you. 3315.
Beihoff (N. J.) I want to be near you.
10792.
Beinecke (Theo.) See Burgess (T. B.).
Bejnar (Marceliu) Jesienny-wieczor.
13598.
Belanger (J. H.) To me you seem to
be a dream. 21641.
Belasco (Lionel) :
Amazon. 15032.
Anella. 15040.
At the break of the day. 15064.
Big man, sweet man. 15141.
Blow wind, blow. 15156,
Caracas. 15219.
Coccotte. 17588.
Cruceta. 15296.
De yo devere. 15332.
Dog ecateher. 15374.
Girls and women of today. 15568.
Gombo Lai Lai. 15590.
Happy days. 15628.
Justine. 15952.
Luna Maracibo. 16097.
One cent—honey comb. 16409.
Rosa caraquena. 16585.
Rosita. 16596.
Sofia. 16730.
Sweet Charlie. 19079.
Sweet Sammy. 16849.
Tell the population. 16885.
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
Toddy. 16945.
West Indian sunshine.
Whey-whey. 17126.
Why girls are fond of policemen.
171388.
Belcher (M. W.)
Belda (Joaquin)
Belden (G. T.)
23669.
Belgard (J. A.) My Minnesota. 1494.
Belgium, reciprocal copyright protec-
tion of music, p. 5.
Believe me,
young charms.
17077.
Resurrection. 6439.
Aviadoras. 245338.
Rambling Rosie.
19636, 27057 (10).
Belka (A. M.) St. Louis Robin.
18870.
Bell (C. HE.) Behold today is the day
of salvation. 9883.
Bell (C. S.):
Boy blue. 4577 (35).
Fear not ye. 7310 (59).
Sermon on the mount. 14976
(289).
Shepard’s reed-organ method.
4577 (856). Biv
Sixteen short responses. 4577
(355).
Te Deum in F. 4577 (389).
Bell (HK. E.) Miss Dolly from New
York town. 25839.
Bell (H. F.) That memory kiss.
4280.
Bell (M. W.):
How-dry? 15693.
Lil’ brain baby. 16028.
Loving disposition. 16098.
Magic song hid in the wishing tree.
18802.
Molasses
16202.
Sleep time in darktown.
Wishing tree. 14898.
You can’t lose your mother.
You, dear one. 17200.
Bell (Margaret) Six characteristic
dances for children. 17374.
Bell (Mary) Fern clad hills.
Bell (Moody) Sock foot blues.
Bell (N. D.) Deserted. 24840.
Bell (Ricordo) :
Lamento ranchero.
Por fin toros. 18768.
Venadita cola blanea.
Bell (Robert)
kiss the rose.
Bell (Rosie) :
Believe me baby.
Goddess of love.
Bell (Ruth) Romaine. 21257.
Bell (S. T.) Texas gloria. 24028.
Bell (Ward) pseud. See Bell (M. W.)
Bell-Irving (Eva):
Lantern light. 3522.
Soochow creek. 4186.
in de winter time.
16716.
17198.
27647.
23857.
18254.
19272.
When the dew drops
14845.
17372.
15583.
1602
if all those endearing ©
te
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Bell music co. Ginger snap. 17818.
Bella (Italo) Disonore. 2951.
Bella (Rudolf) :
Drei lieder. 154.
Funf lieder. 155.
Zwei gedichte. 156, 157.
Bellak (James) New method for the
pianoforte. 8749.
Bellamira. 24578.
Bellany (Annette) Gloriana. 3152.
Belle au bois dormant. 2589 (22).
Belle France. 2589 (28).
Belle of Bagdad. 24574.
Bellenda (Alex.) Kitchen man.
10979.
Bellini (Vincenzo) :
Mira, O Norma. 4727.
Sonnambula. 4577 (369).
Bellis (Dominic de) See De Bellis
Dominic )
Bellman-melodier. 160.
Bellobuono (Raffaele) :
A megiia fronna-’e limone. 21969.
Dichiaramento a fronna ’e limone.
22368.
Bellson (Albert):
Popular music seales. 23621.
Variation and rhythm - sheet.
24172.
Belmonte und Constanze. 24426 (191).
Beloch (Dorotea) Cinque nani della
_montagna blu. 4919.
Belote (M. T.) Cradle day pal.
24774.
Belov (Joel) White keys of the
violin. 26929, 26930.
Beloved vagabond. 19642.
Belsazar. 12734.
Beltramo (C.):
Agitato drammatico.
Baccanale. 15086.
Canto d’amore. 15212.
Canto triste. 15215.
Carnevale. 15223.
Danza di Damine.
Delusione. 10207.
Dormi, amore. 15390.
Festa campestre. 15477.
Gridi d’angoscia. 15606.
Impressioni d’ oriente. 3384.
In campagna. 8247.
Intermezzo-scherzo. 1587
Jlona. 15927.
Marcia solenne. 16126.
Misterioso. 16196.
Notte di stelle. 11479.
Réverie. 26263.
Serenata gaia. 16664.
Serenata marinara. 23780.
Tempeste del cuore. 16886.
Beltramo (F. E.) Some day. 14474.
Beltran (O. M.):
If you but knew how I love you.
18114.
14997.
10166.
~
i‘;
Loving confession. 5928.
Lupe. 5937.
You are my dream of love. 27006.
Belwin, inc.:
Arcadian idyl. 66..
Champagne polka. 17494.
Dance of the houris. 10153.
Dawning day. 27478.
Farmers carnival. 10389.
Father theme. 624.
Prolic.. ‘5256;
Gems for everybody. 3129.
Golden autumn. -735.
Hallowe’en revels. 53879.
In the fields. 5672.
Indian dance and ritual.
20477.
Instructor for the Hohner diatonic
harmonica. 18161.
Lovita. 11146.
Mauresques. 11226.
Modern dance banjoist.
Modern dance clarinetist.
Modern dance cornetist. 8618.
Modern dance pianist. 8619.
Modern dance saxophonist. 8620.
Modern dance violinist. 8621.
Old hand-organ man. 1608.
Original melody in Russian style.
3876.
Progressive trumpet studies in
modern dance rhythms. 3982. .
Rumba. 18861, 21273.
Sax-kapers. 9094.
Saxene. 9095.
Speed king. 2049.
Sweethearts. 6840.
Tarantella. 2136.
Valse de concert. 2298.
Villain theme. 2327.
Wonder if you miss me.
Bement (EH. L.)
18158,
8616.
8617.
4519.
Music when soft
voices die. 28515.
Ben-Zey (J.) Galop chromatique.
10486.
Benatzky (Ralph):
Benatzky (Ralph) schlager.
Casanova. 4860, 19757.
Casanova-marsch. 19758.
Flirt. 10480, 10481.
Heure bleue. 10619.
I found you. 903.
In der kleinen bar.... 22905.
Mein herz ist butterweich. 28421.
Sei nur ein kleines bisschen ver-
riickt nach mir! 28982.
Tango macabre. 121385, 12136.
164.
Wenn du treulos bist. 29460.
Benda (H.) Pour ton sourire. 6367.
Bendemeer’s stream. 165, 166.
Bender (H. OC.) Unfinished sym-
phony. 6565.
Bender (lL. E.) Jazz away. 20514.
1603
INDEX
pt. Il, n.s., v. 24
Bendigo (Pauline) : ~ Sailing. 23738.
I’m just wonderin’ *bout you. Shadow dance. 4126.
15773. Shepherd’s tale. 9189.
Just wond’ring ’bout you. 88354. Sleepy valley. 23842.
Bendix (Max) Mine. 19491 (152). Spring song. 19036.
Bendix (Theodore) : Swing song. 22811.
Chaperons. 12594 (49). Two troubadors. 4819.
Dawn of love. 12594 (67). Valse parisienne. 9477.
Fiji diversion. 14976 (97). Bendtzen (Ole) Say Sadie! 28961.
Little flirt. 19491 (125).
Longing. 14976 (189).
Magic light., 19491 (183).
Meeting. 14976 (210).
Mrs. Jack. 27057 (91).
My affinity. 12594 (252).
Norwegian episode. 9709 (168).
Parting. 14976 (250).
Summer reminiscence. 14976
(S205
Trip to Buffalo. 7310 (138).
Bendix (Wm.) Knight errant over-
ture. 2589 (158).
Bendix pub. co.:
Air mail. 9735.
Apple blossoms. 22103.
Barnyard jig. 3727.
Bee. 22103.
Birthday party. 15144.
Butter-cups. 4819.
Chimes of St. Johns. 22233.
Christmas in Cornwall. 3949.
Conservatory series for pupils and
students of pianoforte. 400,
2875, 2876.
Coquetry. 7668.
Cuckoo clock. 22311.
Dance of the rag
24793.
Dreaming doll. 2979.
Fairy story. 17739.
Harvest moon. 23738. —
Hidden waterfall. 25185.
Intermezzo. 11626.
Japanese doll. 15911.
Jimble Jamble Joe. 15926.
Jolly picnickers. 11620.
Juggler. 3461.
Jumping jack. 15926.
Little cello player. 13724.
Little runaway. 13729.
Little toe dancer. 13731.
Long ago. 13749.
Mandolin player. 3461.
Mauricette. 18424.
Merry day. 16174.
Miss Squiggely Squirm.
Mosquito march. 3727.
My dog Tack. 3727.
Norsk ninnerella. 16174.
Once upon a time. 14107.
Pastorale. 11620.
Pitter-patter. 3949.
Roller-coaster. 4047.
Rustic dance. 28933.
doll. 2905,
15926.
Benedict (Julius)
27057 (151).
Benelli (Sandro) :
Nina-nana. 20994.
Song of the drummer.
Triumphal march.
9239.
Benelli (Sem) Rosamunda. 4057.
Beney (Theresa) Song of praise.
14500.
Benignus (William) :
Es weht der wind. 15437.
Valley green. 17004.
Benini & Rampoldi:
All6, Broadway! 27099.
Dolores. 7762, 13030.
Gaditana. 20119, 27692.
Benisch (Curt) Neue schnitzelbank.
1534.
Benjamin (A. J.):
Abendfrieden. 2595.
Aegyptische nidchte.
Albumblatt. 9510.
An der Weser. 9777.
Anakreon. 27351.
Andante aus der YV.
2716.
Apfelbliite.
Arioso. 69.
Aus dem Nordlande.
9722.
symphonie.
2646.
92.
Ballett suite aus Coppélia. 15348.
Barearole. 133, 12264.
Behiit’ dich Gott. 7487.
Bei nach und nebel. 2728.
Ben coraida. 4730.
Canzonetta. 3080.
Danza delle ore. 2918.
Diebische elster. 14335.
Dorfschwalben aus _ Osterreich.
T7168.
Epiloogi. 7824.
Erinnerung an Verdis Aida.
24177.
Fantasie. 7136.
Freuden grtisse. 687.
Frohsinn auf den bergen. 3110.
Hebriden. 8590.
Helden-parade. 3213.
Herbstrosen. 8036.
Herzténe. 8037.
Hochzeitsmarsch aus sommer-
nachtstraum. 16170.
Humoreski. 8081.
Judex. 10559.
Kiirntner lieder-marsch. 5770.
Keshinen laulu. 8368. -
Leuchtkiferchens hochzeit. 3541.
1604
ee
.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Loreley-paraphrase. 5895.
Maininki. 8524.
Mitternachtsspuk. 1408.
Moskau in flammen. 238311.
Neue wunder-geige. 6169.
Nocturne. 4909.
Nussknacker. 2257.
Pas des fleurs. 478.
Pique dame. 9482.
Praktische violoncello-schule. | Benn (FE. A.):
23627. : I am singing for my King. 27884.
Preludium. 8869. On my journey homeward. 28714.
Rienzi, der letzte der tribunen. | Bennard (George) :
19291. Hold my hand, dear Father.
Romantiker. 1829. 10639.
Russischer tanz. 2258. Lovest thou Me. 11144.
Saxophon etiiden. 4092, 23752. My Savior! 28566.
Sehonbrunner. 6557. There is no friend like Jesus.
Schine Helena. 11504. DOPAC:
Sérénade d'amour.’ 11877. Where the fadeless fiowers bloom.
Souvenir de Mona Lisa. 19024. 299507.
Spanische lustspielouverture. | Bennassi (F. J.) Dream girl. 24877.
12025. Bennet (C. W.) Black cat. 17236
Staccato etude. 9274. (46).
Stadion-marsch. 6778. Bennet (R. S. C.) Hawkes photo-play
Standchen. 1898. series. 3202.
Titus. 28508. Bennett (—) Eddie Cantor’s automo-
Traume. 2356. bile horn song. 5133.
Vom fels zum meer! 8443. enero @auleeny =
Waffenschmied. 4427. Bi ie ' 3 2. ee
Weaseertriser: 10050. Gamble’s class method for strings. —
=a a : 20120-20122, 22571.
Wien bleibt Wien. 9609. eS hahences aoe ite. 6564
Wunder-cello. 2536. SE SED nOnY SOC
Zauber-clarinette. 27050. Bennett (EH. S.):
Zweite ungarische rhapsodie. By the little babbling brook. 274.
3551. Mother will show me the way.
Benjamin (Arthur) : 6070.
Saxophone-blues. 4093. Bennett (G. J.):
Three little pieces. 9895. I used to be a Shrinking vy-iet.
Benjamin (F. M.) Good morning! 954, 3344.
Mister Sun, good night! Mister My wife is on a diet. 18570.
Moon. 20163. Please don’t cut out my Ssauer-
Benjamin (H.): kraut. 11659, 18755.
Blond muss sie sein. 19669. She’s got great ideas. 1941.
Broadway-stomp. 1545. Bennett (I. S.) Mem'ries of school-
Dawn, 10175. #5 days and home. 25813.
Gin and It. 3139, 15558. Bennett (Inez) :
eRe 10652. Oh! could you pass Him by
Hot serenade. 13363. 28685 et ae x
Hurry on. 15706. feats ci Pues ' ie
I love my ¢razy girl. 25288. OMe ay Pee pee Taare
Invitation. 10872. aes Sa
Lonely little me. 3564. Bennett (J. B.) Idle eyes. 28019.
Longing of Hawai. 13753. Bennett (Joe) :
Mira me. 8608. : Funny, dear, what love can do.
Nightly. 6179. 15535, 17795, 20443:
Nocturne andalou. 14050. You. 4544, 7255, 17193.
Pensée. 1685. Bennett (L. J.):
Persian caravan. 14170. Believe me, Marie. 173738.
Red players. 11751. Fleeting fancies. 649.
Révolte. 1800. Mirandy May. 20856.
Rosita. 1841. Oh cullud man. 3840.
Sag mal, wer ist die dame. 1857. Ozarkensaw. 14131.
Sérénade inutile. 4117. Romping rowdies. 4053.
beta 1605 |
14499.
9350.
Trying to forget.
Song of jazz.
i Te quiero toda!
Benjamin (lL. J.)
16971.
Benker (Karl) Valse triste. 26764.
Benkman (Siegfried) :
In an antique shop. 18125.
20766.
19288.
Mammy’s croon.
Voice of the flute.
INDEX
Bennett (L. J.)—Continued.
Take me back to Col-ler-rad-da.
29219.
Tramp. 12247.
Uncle Jawn said dog gawn. 7022.
Bennett (Laura) Song of love. 19008.
Bennett (M. J.) My cigarette girl.
18508.
Bennett (O. HE.) My western girl.
14012.
Bennett (P. M.) My China lily, Lily
Loo. 16241.
Bennett (R. N.) Thinking of her.
14655.
Bennett (Rube) :
I just pretend it’s you. 8118.
It’s blue-bird weather now. 10884.
Pal of my dreams. 8868.
Spring is just around the corner.
6767. J
That’s why she’s my sweetheart.
4298.
Bennett (Stanley) Buttons.
Bennett (T. C. Sterndale-)
dale-Bennett (T. C.)
Benoist (André) :
Menuet. 9843.
Toujours. 17236 (482).
Benson (C. A.) Asperges me.
Benson (Charles) :
Persian caravan. 14170.
Song of jazz... 14499.
Benson (E. C.):
By sylvan lake.
Circus day. 4920.
Dawn of Mystic Lake.
Gay butterflies. 5276.
Marigolds all a-glow.
Marketing. 13841.
Saucy yellow pansy.
Spring breezes. 6765.
Two little players at two pianos.
7013.
Benson (Hdna)
ean’t you forget.
Benson (G. N.):
Captivation. 303.
27297.
See Stern-
fe
2192.
27477.
20787.
14360.
Can’t you forgive,
22197.
Prairie rose. 21188.
Benson (Maud) Meet me to-night in
dreamland. 20819.
Benson (Ray):
Hula hula lullaby.
It wasn’t meant to be.
When days begin. 4471.
Benson (W. F.) Fox River valley
queen. 5244,
Bentell (Harry):
Away from-the highways. 245386.
She likes it in the morning.
3261.
10892.
26384.
Why don’t. you keep out of my
dreams. 26947.
Benthall (G. F.) When you’ve lost
the one you really love. 24286.
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
Bentley (B. B.):
Caliph of Bagdad. 22186.
Mammy’s song. 25733.
Minuet. 11280.
Moonlight danee. 20878.
Snake charmer of
26426.
Woodland vignettes. 2524.
Bentley (Gladys) How much of that
ean I stand. 3259. x
Bentley (Richard) Christmas hymns
and carols., -276t2:
Bentley (W.):
Happy song. 8007.
Peacefully dreaming.
Society march. 18985.
Song of the air. 9234.
Benton (Thomas) :
He is King. 8017.
Benares.
18727.
His promises never can fail.
8048.
V’m camping on the hills of glory.
8145.
Life eternal. 8423.
Our great convention day. 3882.
Over the top for Jesus. 3889.
Sailing home. 4077.
Sing of His goodness forever.
4148.
Sun shines brighter. 9299.
Walking with Jesus. 4486.
When Jehovah leads. 9560.
Bentzon (J¢grgen) Streich-quartett.
21484.
Benvenuti (Giacomo) Tre quartine
4733.
Ti ricordi rondi-
di Omar Kajjam.
Benvenuto (Hnzo)
nella. 26669.
Benwood-Linze co. Queen majestic
radio. 21207.
Benyon (Reginald) Flower suite of
three dances. 19491 (70).
seobide (—) Intermezzo. 24579.
Berbiguier (T.) Highteen exercises
or etudes for flute. 151380.
Berchman (Henri) :
Just think of me _ sometime.
13635.
Sophomore strut. 23905.
Berea college. Berea song. 7494.
Berend (David):
Estaire. 13112.
Famous song hits for tenor banjo.
13188.
Travelin’. 2235.
Berenice. 22647.
Beresford (Maurice) :
I’m fascinated with you. 18035.
Napoleon said to Josephine, Not
to-night! 18577.
There’s a bluebird singing a new
song. 21590.
Wanderer, come home.
When you smile. 29502.
29434.
1606
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Berg (H. E.)
Jesus. 20574.
Berg (Harold)
Berg (S. M.):
Shapiro Bernstein cinema series.
11888.
There’s love in your eyes.
Bergé (Irénée) :
Continuous motion.
Esmeralda. 22464.
Grasshopper. 15602.
Prayer. ~ 8951.
Berger (E. HE.) It’s sure gonna rain
some mo. 18579.
Berger (Francesco) :
Keep your eyes on
Hi-jinx. 8042, 10625.
14650.
4950.
Changing moods. 22217.
Haunting strain, 22668.
Six bagatelles. 15135.
26570.
Noble’s (Johnny) royal
Sweet remembrance.
Berger (H.)
collection of Hawaiian songs. 23455.
Berger (Hans) Blonde Liselott’.
17409.
Berger (Mac):
Because you went away. 4719.
But oh gee, she don’t wanna be
sociable! 24654.
Everybody wants my baby now.
T7848.
I’m someone else’s baby, so stop
following me around. 13459.
Married life is just sweet heaven
to me. 11219.
Berger (Max Schulz-)
Berger (Max) :
Berger (Maxwell)
be so mean to me.
Berger (Rodolphe) :
Ce que femme veut. 7310 (28).
Ce que lon reve. 24426 (34).
Dans les fleurs. 7310 (47).
Faute des roses. 24426 (84).:
Forains. 7310 (61).
Frimousse. 24426 (92)
Jeune fille modern style.
(80).
Messalinette.
_ See Schulz-
Why should you
2492.
7310
24426 (178).
Modern style. 24426 (183).
Nuit. 7310 (104).
Papillons. 24426 (216).
Petite annonce. 24426 (224).
Polka des petits oiseaux.
(226).
Tout feu tout flamme. 7310 (137).
Tout passe. 24426 (281).
Valse tr'ste. 7310 (140).
Berger (S. J.) Phyllis. 21154.
Berger (Willy Engel-) See Engel-
Berger (Willy).
Bergh (Arthur) Mayflowers. 3641.
Bergh (KE. H.) First forty lessons for
viol_n or fiddl-ette classes. 20054.
24496
Berghauser (R. H.):
Baby say yes to me. 17337.
My castle of dreams. 18506.
My sweet sweet girl. 18559.
Our youth. 28745.
Sweetheart I’m sorry. 19694.
Berghoefer (E. C.) Unbidden dreams.
1698S.
Berglund (HE. EH.) I wonder if you
know I’m longing. 253871.
Bergman (EK. E.):
Old swimming hole.
Say it with flowers.
Tune in your heart dear.
18653.
23754.
24137.
Bergman (H. W.) Calling for you.
10005.
Bergner (C. O.) My big moment.
13956.
Bergunker (Max) Scherzando. 23759.
Berick (Robert William) :
Love’s winged feet. 16091.
Moon night on Prospect Park Lake.
11307.
Pathet ¢ song.
Song in E flat.
Berington (Mary)
12360.
Bériot (C. de)
(280).
Berk (Morty):
No one to love. 16382.
Pins and needles. 1701.
Berkes (Béla) jr.:
A te kis kertedben.
Hogyha a te. 5435.
Hogyha néked elmondhatnéam.
5436.
Siratom a boldogsaégom. 6669.
Valamikor. 7035.
Berkey (Stephen) Fleurette. 5223.
Berlin (Harry) Because I never
knew I’d miss you. 19626.
Berlin (Irving) :
I’m the headman. 10751.
In the morning. 10857, 28072.
Knights of the road. 20588, 28215.
Let me sing. 138690.
Looking at you. 25662.
Puttin’ on the ritz. 28872.
Swanee shuffle. 19076.
To my Mammy. 29313.
Waiting at the end of the road.
14777.
With you. 29554.
Berlin (Irving) ine.:
Baby—oh where can you _ be?
7441, 9837.
‘Beautiful. 15107, 17356.
Beautiful, wonderful eyes. 27197.
Believe it or not. 19632, 19633.
Bogey man is here. 215, 17426.
Booby hatch. 2770.
Collection of song hits for saxo-
phone. 12905.
11621, 11623.
2021.
Wedding hymn.
Scéne de ballet. 14976
4581.
1607
Berlin (Irving) ine.
INDEX
Continued.
Cooking breakfast for the one I
love. 2880.
Darling. 2920, 5005.
Day dreams. 7723, 10178.
Dixie Dan. 10229.
Don’t get collegiate. 22896, 22397.
Don’t wake the baby up. 18048,
15387.
Drifting into love. 545.
Eternal love. 588, 3023.
Evangeline. 592.
Famous song hits for tenor banjo.
7860, 13138.
Fleurette. 38081, 5224.
Follow the trail of the Gypsy.
666.
From sunrise to sunset. 8112,
5258.
Garden of roses and you. 17801.
Geraldine. 718, 3134.
Good morning—good evening—
good night. 3166, 5335.
Good or bad. 749.
Harold Teen. 797.
Hawaiian love song. 27798.
Help yourself to happiness. 22695.
Here comes the bride. 3220, 5416.
Hoosier hop. °25207.
Hoota - boota - coota - mamasseta.
1164, 5548. |
How dja do. 8254.
I. actually am in love. 5474,
17979.
I’d like to see more of you
Madam. 15719.
I’d love to. 17992.
I’d rather be blue over you. 894.
I got misery. 27904.
I just pretend it’s you. 8118.
Pil be so happy. 5507.
Il only remember your love.
13418, 15747.
I’m following you. 18086, 25307.
I’m happy ’cause I was wrong.
107387, 13444.
I’m ka-razy for you. 3324.
I’m sailing on a sunbeam. 18054,
Pa al
I’m stuck on Molasses. 8175.
Y’m the headman. 10751.
I’m the wealthiest man in the
world. 383831, 5579.
~I only wish I had you with me.
15792, 18067.
I said goodbye to the sunshine.
10766, 13478.
I’ve got a passport to heaven.
8208.
I’ve got a sunshine baby for a
rainy day. 960.
I want a little more of you.
10789,
1608
———
I want to meander in the meadow.
10796, 13491.
If you haven’t somebody to love.
8235.
In my garden of memory.
5663.
In the fall of the year. 20463.
In. the morning. 10857, 28072.
Irene. 3422,.5689.
It happened in dreamland. 13567.
It looks like it’s gonna be you.
5700.
It’s up to you. 1076, 1077.
Just sing a song. 1128.
Knights of the _ road.
28215)
Let me sing, 138690.
Let’s dream. 5837, 11042.
Lift up the latch, open the booby
hatch. 5849.
Light up your face with the sun-
shine. -18709, 16025.
Linda. 1218, 5852.
Little coat of tan.
Little silver-haired
5875.
Looking at you. 11105, 25662.
Looking thru’ the radio. 18754.
Love for a day. 25673, 25674.
Love is in the air. 5908, 11122.
Love is like a punch in the nose.
1275, “3588.
Love, your spell is everywhere.
L8set, 20125.
Lucky little devil. 11154, 16096.
Mama’s shortenin’ bread. 1319.
March of the broken hearts. 5963.
Marianina. 16130, 18408.
Marietta. 11214, 138388.
Meet your sweetie in the morning.
23228.
Mem’ries of one sweet kiss. 28431.
Military doll. 18456.
Moonlight reminds me. 11316.
Moonlight reminds me of you.
16215.
My baby said yes. 3714.
My heart can’t hold anothér.
18520.
My little man. 18532.
My madonna. 3744.
My melody man. 6134, 8699.
Never. 1535, 3783.
No fool man can make a fool out
3401,
20588,
TIO es
sweetheart.
of me. 1552, 11451.
Oh sweetheart, where are you to-
night. 6231, 8807.
Oh! there’s a mouse. 26067,
28692.
Oh! you Chicago cubs! 18645.
Old timer. 1616, 3853. ;
On the road to Rainbow Bay.
16406.
One sweet kiss. 8838, 14110.
pt. IJ, n.s., v. 24
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
One that I love loves me. 3866,
6257.
Out of my dreams, into my arms.
18695, 18696.
Park in the park in the moonlight.
8878.
Place to call home. 11655, 16482.
Pussyeat’s I love you. 3989, 6406.
Puttin’ on the ritz. 28872.
°"S been a long time in between
time. 16607, 18863.
Same old moon, same old June.
16622, 18873.
She’s a new kind of old-fashioned
girl. 19387, 6619.
She’s got a handful of gimme.
1939, 1940.
She’s my girl. 1942, 4133.
Singing a vagabond song. 18962,
26417.
So sentimental. 14455, 16729.
Something’s gotta be done about
that. 11978.
Song of the condemned. 26472,
29112.
Swanee shuffle. 19076.
Sweet Carolita. 21507, 21508.
Sweet Chewaukla. 6814, 9318.
Sweetheart, [Tm on my _ way.
4252, 6832.
Takin’ the longest way home.
6854.
That’s living. 6894, 9370.
That’s what I’m missin’ now.
16905.
Then came the war. 4804.
There’s sugar cane around my
door. 2187, 16917.
Through, how can you say we're
through. 12208.
Tomy mammy. 9404, 29313.
Tum tum tumble into love. 19234.
Underneath a Spanish moon.
19251.
Universal dance folio for piano.
9462.
Wait till you’re blue, Mary. 4429.
Waiting at the end of the road.
9513, 14777.
Waltz I can’t forget. 2366.
Weary river. 2389, 2390.
Weeping willow. 9538.
What is life without love. 17082,
_ 26868.
When I’m walkin’ with my sweet-
ness. 2434.
When my dreams come true. 7178.
When we get together in the moon-
light. 9570, 12425.
When you come to the end of the
day. 9572, 7196.
With you. 2510, 29554.
With you beside me. 7234.
Would I love to love you. 26983.
Year from today. 14914, 17185.
You can’t stop me from lovin’ you.
7259, 9661.
You can’t take away the things
that were made for love. 7260,
7261.
You darlin’. 24379.
You’re not the only pebble in the
brook. 12551.
You stole my heart away. 4565.
Your eyes. 21949.
Berlin (Irving) standard music corp. :
Characteristic intermezzos. 10038.
Dancing rivulets. 2909.
Ernst modern graded studies for
saxophone. 5150, 7825, 7826,
10346, 10347, 15435.
Estaire. 13112.
Feudal knights. 3063.
Fleeting hours. 3079.
Flying the kite. 660.
Fury of the storm. 7935.
Grace and beauty. 13267.
Greetings. 3178.
Jumping froggies. 3464.
Jumping the rope. 1107.
Knick knacks. 8381.
Ma little honey bee. 59839.
Minuet Martha Washington.
11283.
Mischievous sprites. 11285.
Moments enchanting. 25857.
Old man grouch. 11533.
Parting. 11614.”
Pattering feet. 3915.
Rain and sunshine. 4002.
Recitatif dramatique. 26242.
Running feet. 1849.
School day march. 4098.
Sereen moods. 11858.
Sereen novelettes. 11859.
Standard band book no. 1. 21462.
Standard orchestra folio. 16797,
21464.
Stately dance. 4212.
Taking ways. - 12126.
Technicalities. 9351.
Throbbing hearts. 6929.
Travelin’. 2235.
Valse chromatique. 9471.
Valse Pauline. 4401.
Western reverie. 7145.
Youthful fancies. 9697.
Berlin. 7302.
Berliner (Birdie) Western cyclone.
29647 (248).
Berliner (Jerome) Think of your
mother. 19187.
Berliner (LL. E.) Western cyclone.
29647 (243).
Berlioz: (H...)*
Bal. 24584.
Benvenuto Cellini. 24585.
Chanson gothique. 24586.
1609
INDEX
Berlioz (H. L.)—Continued.
Troyens a Carthage. 9898.
Voici des roses. 2789.
Berman (B. B.):
Cuttin’ out paper dolls. 24782.
What I need I ain’t been gettin’.
2415, 4464.
Bermeister (Paul)
me. 18214.
Bermel (F. C.)
Just blame it on
I wonder what they’re
doing ’way back home. 13500.
Bernard (A. H.):
Réve de gloire. 14295.
Verdun, visions d’histoire. 21727.
Bernard (Al) Louisiana Susie. 11109.
Bernard (Donald) Twilight melodies.
29359.
Bernard (Felix) :
After you there’ll be somebody else
after me. 21.
Because you belong to me.
17364.
I say whoopie. 5589, 5590, 8192.
My queen made mea king. 20958.
Nothing to do—but think of you.
15638-1565, 11472.
Bernard (Georges) Sans souci.
9089.
Bernard
Blow,
Bernard
15108. .
Bernard (R.):
Equinoxe. 13106.
Ombre. 16397.
Phares. 14178.
Sonate en do. 26456.
Trio en fa diése. 4859.
Bernat (Emil) Pretty little stranger.
28855.
Bernauer (Luigi) Mit einem herzen
darf man nicht spielen! 18472.
Bernauer (Rudolf) Ines. 1048.
Berner (W.) Emigrantvalsen. 7815.
Berners (Lord) Fugue. 174.
Berners music co., ltd.:
Alabamy paradise. 24449.
Angel face, angel heart, angel eyes.
12725,
9088,
(Jean) Gentille fleurette.
(Norne) Beautiful eyes.
24492.
Bright eyes. 24636.
Embers. 24938:
God bless King George! 7963.
I want to feel your arms around
me. 82138.
Little sweet my soul. 18312.
Nobody loves me. 26008.
Old Japan in blossom time.
Pretty little Miss
8969.
Song of the morn. 19008.
South Downs of Sussex. 2040.
Who wants the moon? 26987.
Will you call me your sweetheart
always? 26955.
18650.
Somebody.
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Bernhardt: (Antoinette)
still love you. 27471.
Bernheim (L. B.) That soothing mel-
ody. 19159.
Darling, I
Berni (Lew) pseud. See Bernstein
(Louis).
Berniaux (D.):
Chant du batelier. 10036.
Salut du toréador. 11813.
Torino in festa. 12236.
Bernie (Dave)
secret. 20329.
Bernie (Saul) ine.:
Don’t ery baby. 15383.
Sunny side. 16832.
Under the spell of the moon. 16992.
Bernstein (Lewis) Hey, hey swing
your baby this way. 27822.
Bernstein (Paul) Sweetheart o’ mine.
19098.
Bernstiel (Enrico) :
Amore nomade. 24486.
Bibi-cheri. 9902.
Cielo 6 un tabarin. 10074.
Cin Cin badt. 10075.
Coquita. 24759.
Cosi Ketty. 10119.
Dolci bugie. 10246.
Glob-trotter. 10530.
Katiuska. 25545.
Ninna-nanna zingaresca.
Perlita. 26164.
Rettile. 26260.
Sorge il sole! 12016.
Strapaese. 12071.
Veleno d’amore. 26771.
Berny (J.):
How can blue eyes be blue. 10659
Light in a night!! 8428.
Bero (D:. J.).:
Beneath the Indian moon. 4731.
Bum’s lullaby. 12804.
Crazy giggle. 22298.
Heap red beaser. 15650.
Sailor song. 18868.
Women are funny. 26974.
Berquist (Whitey) Just like a rose.
20555.
Ill whisper you a
11448.
Berr (José) Fantasie tanz. 7863.
Berridg2? (Arthur) :
Go ye into all the world. 17883.
O how plentiful is Thy goodness
16358.
Berrios (Pedro) :
Aguinaldo popular.
Amor eterno. 27121.
Apiidate de mi. 27133.
Hipico chiflado. 27828.
Mi mulata lo. 23268.
Ni por un millon. 28605.
Que buenos somos 10s
23657.
Tarde gris. 29231.
Ya todo pas6. 29585.
27077.
hombres.
1610
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Berry (Bert) I know... 5503.
Berry (C. H.):
Darling. 22336.
Just a home lovin’ body.
1115.
Just a sweet little melody.
Rain girl. 8996.
There’s a place up in heaven for
dad. 9885.
Waltz of the moon. 4438.
Berry (KE. E.) Come. back,
Gracie May. 24740.
Berry (E. L.):
My dream girl. 11360.
New York town. 8752.
Berry (E. W.) American press. 7362.
Berry (M. E.) Won’t you come back
to me sweetheart. 21887.
1114,
22994.
sweet
Berry (Ted.) How do I know. 25213.
Berry-Hosman music ¢o.:
Just a home lovin’ body. 1114,
1115.
Waltz of the moon. 4438.
Berson (Jean):
Feeling blue. 5196.
Pm sad:-~5569,
Bert (Alfred) Licorne. 8421.
Bertal (—) Joinville musette. 15931.
Berté .(Emil) :
Every month is May. 10371.
I’m in love. 10738.
Musikus vom Lichtenthal.
Unto my heart. 12298.
Bertha (Tom) Isabel. 25454.
Bertin (Albert J.):
Don’t know what to do.
Land of make believe.
Longing heart. 25656.
Spring and you. 26504.
Sweet magician. 26564.
What if—? 26866.
When flowers bloom. 26876.
Bertini (E.) Dormi Nini. © 24863.
Bertolino (John) Figlio abbandonato.
23762.
24858.
25581.
10412.
Berton (Charles) Two old tramps.
241438.
Bertram (Augustus) You'll come
back to me. 24384.
Bertram (Ernest) Dream of Arcady.
15397.
Bertram (W. F.) Underneath the
everlasting arms. 29367.
Berube .(M..C.) .. My _ blue girl. ,-3718.
Bervey (Dora):
Hallelujah no more blues.
To my buddy. 4848.
Bervily (E.):
C’est Naples.
Roses du matin.
Berwald (William) :
3192.
22180.
6495.
Addendum [to] United States,
America. . 12604.
2469—30——_4
SS SESE ESOT SSS SE SSSA E EG FTE SEEDS SSP SCS TSR RG SSS esae ween)
Be merciful unto me, O God.
12594 (16).
Dancers. 12594 (66).
Gently, Lord, oh! gently lead us.
9709 (77).
Hawaiian Isles.
*"Neath the
11430.
Out of the depths. 4577 (304).
Prelude and tocecata. 1730.
Ride out on wings of song.
4035.
Six responses. 18966.
Voice of the sea. 24198.
Berwick (F. C.) Saviour’s command.
19491 (205).
Besardo (G. B.)
Besly (Maurice) :
10595.
moon and stars.
4033-
Danza rustica. 456.
Little shepherdess. 25642.
Marigold. 8545.
Matins. 11225.
Nocturne. 12887.
Olde English songes. 28710.
On London bridge. 8829.
Satin dresses. 21295.
Six impromptus. 12741.
Besrodny (Gregory):
sian airs for string quartet.
Besrukoff (Serge) :
Czardas. 27448.
Desert land. 27499.
Devil’s prayer. 27508.
Intermezzo. 12742.
Nocturne. 15138.
Rose of my heart.
Serenade. 28992.
Someone’s’ sighing in
29101.
Valse d’amour.
Bessel (W.), et cie.:
Au couvent. 2674.
Fiaba dello zar saltan.
Grande porte de Kiey.
Fantasy on Rus-
3047.
16589.
Hawaii..
14748.
7881.
3170.
Vol du bourdon. 4423.
Bestor (Don):
Forgotten melody. 20088.
I’m doing the right thing now..
20346.
Beta phi alpha.
heart. 28524.
Bethancourt (José) :
Celoso. 2820.
Gloria. 22606.
My Nettie. 3747.
Bethe-Kuhn (Anna)
schnee. 28859.
Bethlehem way.
My Beta phi sweet-
Prinzess Zucker-
27212.
Betsy. 175): 15.
Bettencourt (Jack) As well as I
remember. 4656.
Better convention songs. 176.
Better farther on. 12594 (25).
1611
INDEX
Bettinelli (Angelo) :
Cin Cin badt. 10075.
Dolci bugie. 10246.
Betz (Harold) Sweetheart I love you.
PADLT.
Betz (W. G. L.) Our world of dreams.
6283.
Betzin (Ernst Miiller-) See Miiller-
Betzin (Ernst)
Beutel (Carl) Miracle of spring.
8609.
Bevan (F.) Flight of ages. 12594
(89).
Bevan (Mary) Blue yesterday.
12770.
Bevier (Alvin) You left me _ blue.
21920.
Bevilacqua (Luigi) Da Roma a
Parigi. 486.
Bey (Lawrence) :
I'd go a hundred miles. 10691.
On my daddy’s old farm. 8830.
Trail of love. 14692.
Beydts (Louis) :
Auprés de toute fontaine. 12674.
Je n’ai qu'un trés humble jardin.
13590.
Quatre odelettes. 12745.
Quelle douceur dans mes pensées.
14259. ;
Reprends la route du bois som-
bre”. 4,0 T4294.
Beyers (June) :
Beautiful Washington. 24560.
Dumb Dora made a dumbbell out
of me. 15416.
Beymer (P. A.):
Chassidie dance of the -feast.
17508.
Chassidie religious song. 17509.
Bi iis im Birnerland. 7506.
Bianchi (Mercione) Li tri soru.
3544.
Bianchino (Americo) My eyes.
28534.
Bianco (Hduardo):
~Congojas . .. 15271.
Désillusion. 153848.
Bianco (John):
I want to_love you, but I’m afraid
to. 5614.
Is it true, I’m loving you. 5691.
Bible songs. 2589 (25).
Bibo (Irving) :
Alabama flood. 4601.
Alice in Wonderland. 30, 2614.
Climbing the stairs into your
heart. 17536.
Darling. 2920, 5005.
Haunting memories. 802.
He’s just an old guy with whis-
kers. 20220.
Huggable kissable you.
I’m disappointed in you.
5462.
13436.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
I’m gonna specialize on you.
* 20354.
I’ve got religion. 3349.
Jango. 15910. :
Last dance before we part. 3524.
Moonlight on the Mississippi.
gf Fo 55.
She has a dimple on her chin.
4130.
She has a little dimple on her
chin. 6615.
Since you said uh-huh to me.
21379.
Sweetheart of yesterday. 23992.
Waiting for the twilight. 19297.
Why do you give your smiles to
someone else. 4500.
Your lips are red as cherries.
19483.
Bibo-Lang, inec.:
Alabama flood. 4601.
Alice in Wonderland.
All I want
4611.
Bowery bum.- 9949.
Brownies’ frolic. 9972.
Climbing the stairs
heart. 17536.
Goodness gracious Gracie. 5337.
Huggable kissable you. 5462.
I’m disappointed in you. 13436.
I’m .gonna svecialize on you.
2614.
is ’ittle ootsie Oo.
203854.
I’ve got religion. 3349.
I won't believe it’s raining.
22878.
In a bungalow. 5650.
Jango. 15910.
Last dance before we part. 3524.
She has a dimple on her chin.
4130.
She has a little dimple on her
chin. 6615.
Shrine at the miracle graye.
29631.
Silver threads among the gold.
9158. a?
Songs of long ago. 26483.
Stowaway Steve. 23941.
Sweetheart of yesterday. 23992.
Tramp song. 24119.
Waiting for the twilight. 19297.
Why do you give your smiles to
someone else. 4500.
Your lips are red as_ cherries,
19483.
Bickford (G. D.) Ill have the blues
all the time. 13414.
Bickford (Roberta)
love you. 4609.
Bickford (V. O.):
Classic album for guitar. 22255.
Spanish and Mexican album for
guitar solo. 2045.
1612
into your —
All because I
— "
—————
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Bickford (Z. M.) :
Bickford’s harmony chord system
for tenor banjo. 181.
20th century method for the tenor
banjo. 12598.
Bickle (C. E.) Mine, sweetheart di-
vine. 16187.
Bickler (Arch) My sky hero. 25947.
Bickley. (Ha,,C.) Mothers’ day.
11328.
Biddix (V. B.) Four songs. 24592.
Bideri (Ferdinando)
deri 1929. 23600.
Bidgood (Harry)
18611.
Bidgeod (Thomas) :
Call to arms. 17465.
Sons of the brave. 19018.
Biega (John):
Elk’s of America march. 17706.
General Pulaski march. 17810.
Kaska uciekaia i mackowi poka-
zaia. 28188.
Kotysanka. 10983.
Ksiezyc6wka. 10990.
Kujawiak staropolski.
Kukutka. 15980.
Lamigi6wka. 18255.
Manierka. 11194.
Nasza polka. 28592.
On the waves of Hudson. 16407.
Prohibition. 18792.
Puiaski. 16526.
Querida-mia. 18800.
Szezygietek polka. 29212.
Tulipan. 16976. :
Wesele w Rymanowie.
Wesola. 12376.
Wrobelek. 17182.
Zalecanka. 12574.
Biehl (Albert):
Galopp. 19491 (76).
Lindler. 19491 (115).
March. 19491 (19).
Neue schule der geliufigkeit und
des vortrags. 25972-25974.
Polka. 19491 (181).
Polka-mazurka. 19491 (182).
Rheinlander. 19491 (196).
Waltz. 19491 (20).
Piedigrotta Bi-
Nothing but you.
28219.
12375.
Bigard (Albany) :
Beggars blues. 17368.
Saturday night function, 16627.
This way out! 14662.
Bigard (Barney) :
Saratoga swing. 18877.
Sloppy Joe. 14440.
Bigay (Alexandre) Miseremini. 1394.
Bigbee (J. N.) Roaming alone.
26280.
Bigelow (Dorothie) :
Boys of the Foreign legion. 4787,
U2 (52.
Girl with the muff. 13236.
My wonderful garden. 6158.
Bigelow (Ida) Mother’s love. 8656.
Bigelow (R. W.)
24357.
Biggadike (Rupe)
Biees*ts: Tey:
Blue skies, daddy. 4768.
Bound down Maryland way.
Just wishing. 23013.
Mammy’s memories. 23186.
My hour of love. 6120.
There’s sunshine in our alley.
24064.
Wake up with a smile. T7089.
What will tomorrow bring. 24247.
Why did you teach me to love you.
24315.
Bichin (J..C, Bo):
' Broadway I’m coming back to you.
Wrap a rhapsody.
Hold it still. 5488.
4782.
2ONG te
Just a little kiss before we part.
22991.
Nellie dear. 16309.
Redemption. 23682.
Slap to it. 16723.
What would you do. 24248.
Biglow & Main co. No night there,
the city four-square. 11455.
Bilbro (Mathilde) :
Climbing roses. 37T.
Dr. Danny and nurse Nancy Jane.
22383.
Elfin elock. 19987.
Gallant soldiers. 705.
Lesson. 11038.
, e Music of the breeze. 11342.
Biehl (M. W. C. M.): Musie of the rain. 11348.
Galopp. 19491 (76). Music of the waves. 11344.
Landler. 19491 (115). My first lesson book. 1470.
March. 19491 (19). Playground games. 8929.
Polka. 19491 (181). Playing at recess. 21170.
Polka-mazurka. 19491 (182). Robin sings a song. 11773.
Rheinlin der. 19491 ( 196 ) 2 Shepherd. 11902.
Waltz. 19491 (20). South wind. 4192.
Biehn (George) Mother of us men. Twelve illustrated song stories.
3698. 17393. |
Bietiger (Joseph) O salutaris. 14976 Waking at dawn. 2362.
(236). Youth and joy. 12570.
1613
INDEX
pt. Il, n. s., v. 24
Bilger (H. L.):
Clouds. 273888.
L'ttle boy of mine. 13723.
Path of yesterday. 3914.
Bilhaud (Paul) Enjoiement. 24426
(76).
Bilhorn;, (B..P..)%
Always go to Jesus. 12594 (6).
,/ Away to the promised land. 27057
Cine
Beautiful gate. 12594 (20).
Beautiful star of the blest.
12594 (21).
Because He SO loves me. 12594
(22).
Behold I stand at the door.
27057 (9).
Believe and receive. 12594 (23).
Bethesda’s pool. 12748. ;
Better farther on. 12594 (25).
Blessed holy spirit. 27057 (13).
Bliss of loving Thee. 17236 (49).
Bound for the beautiful shore.
12594 (81).
Branch of healing. 12594 (33).
Bring them hither to Jesus. 27057.
GES).
Bring your sins to Jesus. 12594.
(34).
By and by. 12594 (86) 27057
(16).
Christ is standing on the shore.
12594 (52).
Come, Spirit, come. 12594 (55).
Come unte Me. 27057 (26).
Could I tell it. 12594 (59).
Deliverance. 13006.
Drifting with the tide. 27057 (36).
End of the journey is near. 12594
(78).
Fear thou not. 27057 (42).
Forward be our watchword. 27057
(44).
Go bring them back. 12594 (103).
Happy in Jesus always. 12594
(118).
He is coming again. 12594 (120).
He is ready to help if you cry.
13305.
He only knows. 12594 (122).
He’s the Rose of Sharon. 13311.
He satisfies my Soul. 12594 (125).
He that winneth souls is wise.
12594 (124).
Hear Him calling. 12594 (126).
Hear the joy-bells ringing. 27057
(48).
I am on the right side. 27057
(56).
I ean safely walk with Jesus.
12594 (136).
I cannot keep from loving Him.
13390.
1614
I never will cease to praise Him.
12594 (142).
I shall hear those songs again.
17236 (175).
I want everybody to know. 12594
(145).
I will follow Him. 27057 (57).
In the land of beauty. 27057 (60).. —
Jehovah. 12594 (163).
Jesus is calling. 12594 (164).
Jesus is leading the way. 27057
(62).
Jesus is piloting us. 12594 (167)..
Jesus knows. 12594 (168).
Jesus only. 12594 (169).
Jesus the way. 27057 (64).
Jesus will be there. 13597.
Just because I do. 12594 (180).
Keep on believing. 27057 (67).
Let in the sunlight to-day. 27057
ie)
Let your light so shine. 27057
(74).
Little child shall lead. 5861.
Living where the healing waters
flow. 12594 (202).
Lo! I am with you always. 27057
(is)
Lonely hearts to cherish. 12594
(204).
Longing dear mother for home.
12594 (205), 17286 (225).
Longing for the sweet it and by.
12594 (206).
Look up. 12594 (207).
Lord is good. 27057 (80).
Lord’s vineyard. 12594 (210).
Love supreme. 27057 (82). .
Make way for the King. 27057
(84).
Message of love. 12594 (239).
New Jerusalem. 12594 (270).
No cross, no crown. 14043.
No other name. 12594 (278).
Now is the time. 14062.
O Lord, keep watch between us.
12594 (278).
O tell me more of Christ. 27057
(102).
Only the best. 12594 (291).
Over the hills of God. 12594
(297).
Parting song. 27057 (107).
Peace be still! 12594 (304).
Redeemed are marehing in. 12594.
(sere
Seek Him now. 27057 (120).
Since Jesus spoke peace to my
soul. 12594 (847).
Songs by night... 12594 (359).
Spirit is pleading. 27057 (126).
Story never old. 12594 (370).
Tell me the story of Jesus. 17236.
(421).
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1929
That dear and blessed country.
12594 (387).
There is nothing like communion.
12594 (389).
Thine own. 12594 (393).
‘Thy faith hath made thee whole.
12594 (395).
‘To His name be glory. 27057
(148).
Trusting and rejoicing. 27057
(152)*
Trusting in Jesus. 27057. (153).
Voice of peace. 27057 (160).
Waiting. 12594 (409).
Walking with Jesus. 12594 (412).
Watchman’s ery. 12594 (416).
Water of salvation. 12594 (417).
We_ shall conquer in His name.
12594 (421).
We shall see His face. 12594.
(422).
What He has done for me. 27057
(162).
What would Jesus do. 27057
(163).
‘When the pearly gates unfold.
12594 (429).
When victory is
(481).
Who will join us?
Why longer wait.
Why not trust
(439).
Why tarry longer. 27057 (168).
Wonderful Savior of all. 12594
(444).
Work for me. 27057 (169).
World for Christ. 27057 (170).
Yes, Jesus is. dwelling within.
14918.
Billaut (Louis) :
Sceénes mystiques. 6551.
Vieja castilla. 26784.
Billhardt (Ida) Morning.
Billi (Vincenzo) :
Bimbe d’ America. 2747.
Elefante bianco. 10320.
Film.L. U.C. Hh: 10443:
Fiorella. 13164.
Nostalgia del deserto.
Serenata delle
26373.
Billie. 183.
Billin » (H.-. H.)
29647 (57).
Billings (Joan)
13992.
Billings (P. L.)
14571.
Billings (R. W.)
8519.
Billings (William)
day. 16068.
Billionaire (The).
won. 12594
12594 (436).
27057 (167).
Jesus? 12594
25873.
16343.
rondini. 26371-—
Echoes of the bell.
My own Alaska.
Sweet dream girl.
Magic of the moon.
Lord is risen to-
29647 (161).
Billy boy. 9911.
Bilpusch (M. E.):
Fascination. 27640.
Sweetheart come back to me.
23980.
Wandering Will. 29436.
Why can’t you let me
243811.
Binde (M. V.):
Fall in line. 7858.
Purple and the gray. 7858.
Binder (A. W.):
Rest in the Lord, my soul.
Sh’ nei michtavim. 9142.
Binet (FE. A.) :
Berceuse.
alone.
23691.
19491 (16, 17).
Meditation. 2589 (214).
Nuit d’été.- 19491 (168).
Pour déchiffrer 4 4 mains.
(183).
Valse ondulante.
Binet (M. D.):
Berceuse.
19491
2589 (345).
19491 (16, 17).
Méditation. 2589 (214).
Nuit d’été. 19491 (168).
Pour déchiffrer 4 4 mains.
(188).
Valse ondulante. 2589 (3845).
Bing (Alfhild) Livin’ in a world of
dreams. 18314.
Bingham (C. D.):
Bid me love on. 12594 (26).
There never was a girl like Sue.
12594 (3890).
Bingham (Dorana):
Bid me love on. 12594 (26).
There never was a girl like Sue.
12594 (390).
Bingham (Seth):
Armonie di Firenze.
Puritan procession.
Binik (Mike):
My little sweetheart. 13982.
Why be so blue. 17131.
Binkley (D. A.):
All go hungry hash house.
It'll never happen again.
Binkley (J. C.):
All go hungry hash house.
It'll never happen again.
Binkley bros. :
Give me back my fifteen cents.
ABZ3C:
Ill rise when the rooster crows.
13420.
When I had but fifty cents. 29478.
Binkly (J. R.) Petit waltz. 18736.
Birchard (C. C.) & 0. :
Adon Olam. 27067.
America. 2627, 15033.
Bendemeer’s stream. 165, 166.
Blossom, rosebush. 9922.
Bonny Portmore. 27257.
19491
15055.
8980.
12623.
13570.
12623.
13570.
1615
INDEX
—
Birchard (C. C.) & co.—Continued.
Bridal party on the Hardanger.
246.
Butterfly follows the candle.
22176.
California. 9999.
Dance with me. 10156.
Flag in birdland. 645.
Folly’s song. 15504.
Four episodes for
chestra. 22137.
Fox and the crow. 10462.
Gavotte. 10492.
Hark, now, O shepherds.
I am not so bad. 22750.
In empire days. 1617.
John Peel. 3451.
Jump Jim Crow. 3462.
Lake and a fairy boat. 1170.
Laurel S. A. B. book. 13679.
Let us cheer the weary traveler.
3539.
Linger, lady, for a while.
Little John. 11082.
Lord, who throughout these forty
chamber or-
27783.
16032.
days. 3575. -
Man in the wood. 11190.
Mastersingers. 12334.
Morning star. 1428.
National 4-H club song. book.
20972.
New Year’s eve in New York.
25981.
Nightingale. 2255.
Now the day’s fair tale is told.
21013.
O victorious people. 28670.
Oh, Italia, beloved. 2962.
Pageant of P. T. Barnum. 11594.
Pirates of Penzance. 6333.
Plumber’s opera. 21177.
Poet and peasant. 11668.
Pre-school music. 1734.
Psalm 80. 14249, 28864.
Psaume 80. 1749.
Sally in our alley. 21284.
Santa Margarita. 23744.
Shall I tell you, mother.
Silver shadows. 1960.
Soldier song. 11851.
Song of May. 6722.
Summer night. 6796.
Suse, little Suse. 12097.
Suzette. 2098.
Swinging in the lane.
Symphony. 9336.
There is no secret but love.
Three French folk songs.
11886.
4257.
4310.
3066.
Tiritomba. 29308.
Toy symphony. 8014.
Turn ye to me. 29855.
Twice 55 plus community songs.
21687.
When troubadours sang. 17112.
While rolling my ball. 24292.
Wynken, Blynken and Nod. 25389.
Bird (O24R») 4
' Forevermore. 5235.
Tomorrow. 6958.
Bird (C..W.):
Call me baby names. 12829,
Columbia. 2866.
Down to the island. 24872.
Oh! Carlie, by golly! 14082.
Pajaro azul. 141388.
Stroudsburg swing. 4220.
Bird (Sydney ) School topicals.
118388.
Bird (Wilbur) :
All the time. 24458.
Call me baby names. 12829.
Columbia. 2866. .
Down to the island. 24872.
How-do sunshine, bye-bye blues.
25214.
I know why. 13408.
Knock wood. 25565.
Let’s get acquainted.
Make hay. 13805.
Oh! Carlie, by golly!
Pajaro azul. 141338:
Stroudsburg swing.
Birge (EH. B.)
3533.
14082.
4220.
Music hour. 1449.
Birgé (Roger) Rapprochment Franco
Allemand. 11742,
Birnbach (Richard) :
Besuch beim waldspecht. 4788.
Bunte reihe. 48138.
Feierlicher aufzug. 627.
Film-musik. 5206.
Prosit der liebe. 6398.
Bisbee (S. K.) Sweethearts . still.
12103.
Bischoff (Hans) Kleine praludien.
27178.
Bischoff (J. W.) It God so clothe the
grass. 29647 (102).
Bishop (A.):
Handy man.
I tickled em’.
Bishop (H. R.)
22749, 2a202.
Bishop (J. J.)
8412.
Bishop (J. M):
T’ll always miss you. 22775.
I went down to St. James in-
firmary. 28006.
Bishop (M. M.) Playmates. 6338,
6339.
Bishop (Mary)
448.
Bishop (W. C.) ‘That little town girl.
14619.
Bishop (Walter) :
Cupid save an
17595.
Dispossessin’. me.
5380.
5595.
Home, sweet home.
Let’s be sweethearts.
No mother’s child.
arrow for me.
17643,
1616
pt. i, nv's., Vat
~
nos. 1-12, 1929
INDEX
I’m a-yellin no mo’ dceg-gone blues.
8144.
Im glad I learned to do without
you. 8151.
I’ve got the laugh on you. 25350.
Low-brow love. 25703.
Neryous wreck. 3781.
Tillie ain’t walkin’ no mo’. 6941.
Bishop (Will) In the very early pre-
historic days. 20472.
Bishop music pub. house:
Polka z Konstantynopolu. 8942.
Valse eccelente. 9473.
Bishop’s music master. Valse eccel-
ente. 9478.
Bissell (L. L.)
Bissell (M. A.)
loving-kindness.
Bissing (Petrowitsch)
Biton (Veuve L. J.):
Call. 19742.
How excellent is Thy
17236 (167).
Reaper. 6421.
Je suis la fleur des champs.
13591.
O bonne et tendre Mére. 13591.
Bitter sweet. 153835, 17861, 18015,
18109, 18234, 18249, 19210, 19487,
22127, 22128, 24961.
Bivens (Corene) :
Ash can man. 17321.
Country gal. 24770.
Bivona (A. M. H.) Barearolle.
Bixby (A. K.):
Midnight train. 13895.
Moon in the clouds. 138918.
Quiet night. 14261.
Seare-y shadows. 14365.
Snowy Christmas eve.
There’s a song in the air.
Twilight bell. 14720.
Bixio (C. A.) Miniera.
Bizet (Georges) :
Adagietto and menuetto.
(207.
Agnus Dei. 15145.
Arlésienne. 29647 (21).
Aurore. 2589 (26).
Bohemienne. 2589 (27).
Confidences. 2589 (28).
Depart. 2589 (29).
Retour. 2589 (30).
Réves. 2589 (31), 2752.
Tunes from Carmen. 22129.
Bjorke (Ejnar) pseud. See Hansson
(Stig)
Blaauw (Pierre)
23083.
Blachford (Frank):
Doll’s dance. 17650.
Minuet. 18459.
Three miniatures. 19661.
Three rhythmical tunes. 17400.
Two pieces. 17401.
19612.
29084.
24059.
6027.
29647
Little Dutch doll.
Blachman (H. A.):
Hail to Commander Byrd. 25126.
I’m always building casties in the
air, LoTaee
My radio girl. 25940.
You’re the sweetest of them all.
21940.
Black (Ben): hig
Punch and Judy show. 3985.
Then came the war. 43804.
Black, (BiaG:) ¢
Garden. 5265.
I want you back. 13492.
Which road. 26920.
Black Ka Ji):
Bells at eventide.
Sea tale. 18905.
Black (F. M.):
All you need to drive those blues
away isme. 2619.
Lonesome and blue. 3566.
My cottage built for two.
Black (J. M.):
At the ending of the way.
(1.2;
Beautiful home-land. 24426 (20).
Christ of Galilee. 27057 (23).
Come, oh come to Me. 29647 (87).
Come to-day. 24426 (149).
Country over yonder. 24426 (61).
Do not pass me by. 24426 (69).
2734.
3725.
24426
Galilee. 24426 (93).
He knows. 24426 (108).
Tll die for Him. 29647 (95).
Keep close to Jesus. 24426 (134).
Lead Thou the way. 24426 (139).
Man of Galilee. 24426 (167).
Marching onward. 17236 (242).
Promises of Jesus. 29647 (181).
When we take Him at His word.
29495.
Black -(J.:2.)::
Rosary. 14976 (274).
Storm, the king. 14976 (3818).
Violet. 14976 (367).
Black (J. S.) Sheila. 213844.
Black (Jacque) Darling it is dawn.
5006.
Black (M. BR.) Gently drifting. 10501.
Black “GN: He) :
Beulah-boola.
Song’s the thing.
Black (V. L.):
I honestly do. 10712.
So biue for you. 11961.
Blackburn (David) You and I. 14928.
Blackburn (G. P.):
Clarita. 22254.
Jeannette. 18186.
Blackburn (Harrison) Stop and fix it.
12067.
Blackiston (A. H.) Mysterious melody
man. 23413.
22119.
26479.
1617
INDEX | -
Blackledge (G. E.):
Idle dreaming. 5627.
Sweetheart won’t you come back
to me. 6888.
Blackman (H. A.)
you say goodbye.
Blackman (M. A.)
Just a kiss before
8331.
Jesus is a friend
indeed. 10908.
Blackman (Tewee) K. C. moan.
28180.
Blackmon (Alberta) Blue heaven.
24610.
Blackwell (J. B.) Just wondering.
13638.
Blackwell (Scrapper) Be da de bum.
17355.
Blades (Mrs. F. A.) Answered prayer.
19556.
Blagrove (A. R.):
Remembrance.
Waltz. 12759.
Blaha (EF. H.) We came here to say
a last goodbye. 17064.
Blaha (Josef) :
Hab’ mich
22646.
Maria. 23199.
Pass’ auf! 23577.
Turandot. 24138.
Blaha (Josef) Verlag:
Sei mir gut, schdne Marietta.
11867.
So geht’s zua bei uns in Wien.
11962.
Sonne wird scheinen .. .!
Wienerlied. 12474.
Blair (Arthur) IJ’ll never find a pal
like you. 25285.
Blair (EH. P.) Beside the sea. 9899.
Blair (Hugh) Office of the holy com-
munion. 28682.
Blair (Jamieson) :
Seven cameos.
Three dances. 15148.
Blair (M. O.) Red roses mean that
I love you. 28894.
Blair (Matilda) Won’t you come back
dear. 12499. .
Blair (Michael)
melody. 2161.
Blake (Arthur):
14286.
lieb, Annemarie!
12013.
2757.
That old-time organ
No dough blues. 6184.
Panther squall. 6298.
Blake (D. G.):
Companions at the keyboard.
12922.
Tunes for two. 14714.
Blake (L. J.):
Andante. 19630.
Concerto in F. 20182.
Blake (M. D.):
Broken hearted doll. 15186.
Dreaming of you. 15402.
_ pt. 10, n.s., v. 24
Hot and bothered. 15688.
Mother’s lullaby. 16225.
Blakeley (C. M. C.) Little shack.
28296.
Blakewell (Harriet) :
Apple blossoms. 22108.
Harvest moon. 23738.
Sailing. 237388.
Blakey (J. B.):
Christ conquered the devil. 4911.
From the parlor to the pig pen.
5259.
God that did not answer. 5319.
Horse paweth in the valley. 5450.
Blanc (B. L.):
Babies. 22066.
Broadway blues. 22166.
Howdy Broadway. 22739.
Malke ohn a meilach. 1318.
Blancafort (M.):
Abstraccions. 9714.
Orgue dels cavallets.
Polka de |’ equilibrista.
Quatre cangons. 19664.
Terrassa i la musica militar,
12155.
Tres cancons de Nadal. 19665.
Tumult desvetlla recorts. 12267.
Blanchard (—) Just for to-day. 1121.
Blanchard (Cora) Could you love
me? 10122.
Blanchard (Hugene)
club songs. 10000.
Blanchet (H. R.):
11566.
11672.
California glee
tude en la mineur. 7834.
Etude en ré majeur. 7835.
Pont des caravanes. 14218.
Rhapsodie turque. 14800.
Treize études contrapuntiques.
7509.
Turkey in the straw. 6998.
Blanchette (C. A.):
Forgive and forget. 7922.
My mother’s Bible. 8701.
My wandering boy. 14011.
Bland (H. L.) Clarion songs. 2852.
Bland (J. A.) Oh, dem golden slip-
pers. 8801, 14088.
Blane (Laurel) Flutes of spring.
25005.
Blaney (L. E.)
Blanke (Wilhelm)
volkslieder. 4620.
Blankenburg (H. L.):
Auf treue kameradschaft.
Briider vom Rhein. 24647.
Helden-parade. ‘3218.
Blankenhorn (Earl) Kentucky and
the girl I love. 3492.
Blanton (M. H.) Ashes of roses.
9801.
Blanton (W. H.)
you. 19183.
Sowers song. 16777.
Alte fla’amische
24526.
7403,
They'll talk about
1618
nos. 1-12, 1929
Blarney stone. 22132.
Blasser (Gustay) :
Bomischer tanz. 12773.
Hinmal oben, einmal unten. 19982.
Fiihlst du nicht, was meine hand
dir sagt? 20111.
Furiant. 10480.
Hoffmann. 22710. |
Ich bin heut’ im himmel gewesen.
20416.
Im Schonbrunner park. 20488.
Konzert. 213864.
Polka. 11671.
Singerfahrt nach Wien. 16612,
16613.
Schwanda, der dudelsackpfeifer.
11852.
Sei lieb zu mir, sei nett zu mir.
21316.
Blau (Bernhard) Strifling. 2074.
Blau aeugelein.
Bleaden (A. M.)
17236 (47).
Two songs. 4752.
Bleecker (J. W.) Two Christmas
Cargis., 22138.
Blegstad (C. G.) Sands of time.
9087. .
Blevins (V. R.) Just a song. 18208.
Bley (Gustave) Valses impromptus.
27057 (157, 158).
Bleyer (Archie) :
Father Mississippi. 22505.
Gypsy charmer. 15614.
I love you—I hate you. 13426.
In a kitchenette. 18120.
In the land of let’s
13548.
Lady Luck. 25571.
Smiling Irish eyes. 14447.
Tip toe thru’ the tulips with me.
16938.
Where the butterflies kiss the but-
tercups good-night. 12488.
Why can’t you love that way.
21858.
Blight (Tom):
Three little words. 21622.
Um-tcha, um-tcha, da-da-da.
Blin (Ch.):
Monetta, ma mia. 6049,
Tristan le loup. 6981.
Bliss (Arthur):
Apollo-hymne. 65.
pretend.
9452.
white flocks.
Lie strewn the
11051.
Bliss (D. R.\ Bliss one hundred and
ninety nine note transposition scale.
~ 4754.
ASTSS td. A.) 2
European sketches.
In that morning’s
18142. ;
Bliss (Neva) What is love. 14825.
24955.
holy hour.
INDEX
Bliss: (P. Pf)
Brightly dreams. 27272.
Hide you in the blood. 27825.
Bliss (Paul):
7565.
Call of the sea.
Cuckoos. 12951.
Day in Venice. 10180.
Dead bird. 12991.
Fireflies. 5210.
Hunting. 27873.
Leg up, over leather.
New song. .23431.
Professor at home.
8403.
24426 (230).
Raindrops and snowflakes. 6416.
Sleeping swans. 11944.
Song-land for early grades. 26465.
Tumble-weed. 21675.
Waltzing eranes. 14788.
Bloch (Alfred) Belle au bois dor-
mant. 2589 (22).
Bioch (Ernest) :
Abodah. 12601.
America. 2627, 15083.
Four episodes for chamber or-
chestra. 22137.
Prélude. 15151.
Bloch (Felix) erben:
Nachtigall. 28583.
Schone lau. 1892.
Yankee baby. 45387.
Bioch (I. H.M.) Summer band. 14550.
Bloch pub. co., inc.:
Holyday services. 15675.
Sabbath morning service. 9075,
14341.
Songs heard in Palestine. 6733.
Block (Leon) My own wee heaven.
18545.
Blockx (A. M. G. ©.) Sérénade de
Milenka. 2589 (309), 4577 (3851).
Blockx (Jan):
Carnaval de Princesse d’ Auberge.
2589 (42).
Kermesse de
(147).
Sérénade de Milenka.
ART (B51).
Bloedorn (H. M.)
worlds. 7852.
Blohm (Katherine)
dreams come true.
Blomquist (Axeline) :
Hot water. 20270.
My mother. 20948.
Blomquist (H. L.) _ Now I lay me
down to sleep. 8776.
Blon (F. von):
Dear violet. 12594 (68).
Morning greetings. 25875.
Night fancies. 28609-28612.
Roéserl und Ringerl. 23708.
Sérénade d’amour. 6599.
Milenka. 2589
2589 (309),
Facing new
Why . don’t my
7222, 19391.
1619
INDEX
Blon (F. von)—Continued.
Unser Kaiser Friedrich. 29647
(288).
Vision. 29647 (241).
_ Blonde Liselott.
Blonstein (Etta)
17408, 17409.
Hawaiian melody.
13300.
Blood (Blanche) Serenade espagnol.
16660.
Bloom (J. P.) Pipe and I. 6332:
Bloom (M. I.) Daddy. 19867.
Bloom (Marty) pseud. See Biumen-
thal (M. L.).
Bloom (Rube):
He’s a big, big man from the
South. 20216.
Song of the bayou. 4180, 9236.
With you, where you are. 26971,
29556.
Blossom (Madeline) :
Boots and saddles. 14976 (42).
O Saviour of the world. 14976
(237).
Until God’s day. 4577 (405).
Blossom, rosebush. 9922.
Blow ye the trumpet, blow. 17236
(b19e
Blower (M. A.) Magic isle. 11172.
Biue (G.B.) Valparaiso. 9470, 12302.
Blue shadows fantasy. 9935.
Bluebeard in Bologna. 12771.
Bluemer (C. L.) Mother. 20890.
Bliithner (Georg) :
Alles tanzt! 24467.
Weibnachten tberall. 2395.
Bluethner (Waldo) :
Because I love you. . 9872.
Love me like I want you to.
11727.
Blum _ (Hlias) O lead me, Lord.
14068. |
Blum (Harry):
Argentino amor. 9794.
Lyric fox-trot. 11164.
Blum (René) MHeure exquise. 10622.
Blumann (Siegfried) :
Harlekinade. 15634.
Menelaus. 25816.
Blume (Friedrich) Sonate in G dur.
19597.
Blume-Hall pub co.
23681.
Blumenschein (Jennie)
in D? 125924
Blumenschein (W. L.):
Jubilate Deo in D.
Red rose of mine.
Jubilate Deo
12594 (173).
Lead us heavenly Father. 27057
(71).
Blumenthal (Fritz) Just you. 83856.
Blumenthal (M. L.):
When we meet again sweet-
heart. 12426, 14850, 17114.
When you dance with an old
sweetheart. 29499.
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Blumer (Theodor) Trio.
Biuto (Hthel) Too late.
Blythe (James) :
Bull fiddle rag. 2787.
I won't give you none. 18501.
B’nai B'rith. District Grand lodge
no. 4, I. O. B. B. Women’s Grand
26699.
21647.
lodge, Dist. no. 4. B’nai Brith
song. 9940.
Boardman. (Herbert) Spring’s sara-
band. 12088.
Boasberg (Al.) Until the end. 14740.
Boccaccio. 15167.
Boccherini (L.):
Larghetto. 19491 (117).
Minuetto. 19491 (158).
Presto. 19491 (184).
' Rondo. 19491 (21).
Sonata. 17424.
Bock (W. E.) Tom the ne’er do well.
24426 (278, 279).
Bockmier (C. F.) Play a snappy little
hop. 18749.
Bodart (Hugen) Flamische idyllen.
3076.
Bode (A. G. H.) He maketh wars to
cease. 22676.
Bodman (M.. McBride-)
Bride-Bodman (Mary)
Bodro (C. - FE.) Amore spagnuolo.
9775.
Boehler (lL. L.) O Dora, Dora, the
one who loved you so true. 21022.
See Mc-
Boehm (Myron) Benedictus es,
Domine. 22113. ;
Boehme (J. G.) Song to the Flag.
29120-29122.
Bohme (Oskar):
Fantasie tiber russische vyolk-
sklinge. 618. .
Rokoko suite. 1824.
Bohr (Jose) :
Arrabal. 4652.
Choc&a esos cinco. 348.
Cubanita. 426.
Tango boheme. 6856.
Then we canoe-dle-oodle along.
12180, 12181, 14689, 24050.
Tras la reja. 14694.
Mroeukyn ayarn. 3118.
Boerisch (Hvangeline)
too choosey. 27009.
Bgrresen (Hakon) Tre sange. 221.
Botteher (Georg) O Herr, gib jedem
seinen eignen tod. 26034.
Boex (A. J.):
An der wiege. 14976 (6).
Barearolle. 14976 (22).
Haster day has crowned Him
You can’t be
King. 29647 (56).
Gavotte. 14976 (107), 19491 (77),
29647 (70)..
Little Dutch queen. 2589 (159).
1620
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Long ago a midnight strain.
17236 (224).
Mazurka. 14976 (207, 209).
Mélodie. 14976 (39).
Militiir marsch. 14976 (217).
Morgenlied. 14976 (223).
Polka en ut. 14976 (261).
Valsette. 14976 (362).
Walzer. 14976 (3872).
Boex (Louise) :
An der wiege. 14976 (6).
Barearolle. 14976 (22).
Haster day has crowned Him
King. 29647 (56).
Gavotte. 14976 (107), 19491 (77),
29647 (70).
Little Dutch queen.
Long ago a = midnight
17236 (224).
Mazurka. 14976 (207, 209).
Mélodie. 14976 (39).
Militiir marsch. 14976 (217).
Morgenlied. 14976 (223).
Polka en ut. 14976 (261).
Valsette. 14976 (362).
Walzer. 14976 (3872).
Bogan (Lucille):
Coffee grindin’ blues. 17540.
Pot hound blues. 23624.
Bogen (David):
I’m waiting for my ship to come
in. 22832.
My hut-is a palace. 20928.
That ain’t right. 24025.
Boges (Stella) For the man who is
true. 27669. | —— :
Bogner (F. E.):
I still have-my memories.
2589 (159).
strain.
5092.
I wish you were mine again Mary. -
10801.
Beohanan (O. L.) Vashon we love.
2313
Bohemian club of San _ Francisco,
Calif. :
Drinking song. 19967.
Ellen, sweet Ellen. 19990.
When in the forest night. 21810.
Bohemian girl. 9853 (54), 24544.
Bohm (Carl):
Aliera, 21057 (4). -
Angelus. 12594 (8).
Father, hear Thy children’s eall.
5189.
Gondellied. 21964 (22).
Intermezzo. 2589 (32).
Italian romance. 2589 (138).
Liebesweise. 21964 (40).
Lied der spinnerin. 21964 (41).
Mirchensang. 21964 (48).
Mutterherz. 12594 (251).
Prise printaniére. 27057 (15).
Prolog. 21964 (58).
Sylvana. 27057 (140).
Triiumerei. 21964 (72).
Violoncello album. 26791.
Bohm (Jenny) :
Alicia. 27057 (4).
Brise printaniére. 27057 (15).
Gondellied. 21964 (22).
Liebesweise. 21964 (40).
Lied der spinnerin. 21964 (41).
Mirehensang. 21964 (48).
Mutterherz. 12594 (251).
Prolog. 21964 (58). a
Sylvana. 27057 (140).
Triitumerei. 21964 (72).
Bohmann (Go6sta) :
Hisker du mig endnu? 19991.
Fréken, skal det ikke vere dem
og mig? 27688.
Bohmeyer (M. F.) Rose of Carolina.
16587.
Mother. 6062.
Nouveau seigneur du
Bohnert (EH. F.)
Boieldieu (—)
village. 26025.
Bois (lL. Du) Marche des commun-
iers brugeois. 18400.
Boisdeffre (René) Au bord d’un ruis-
seau. 2673.
Bokréta. 19684-19689.
Boland (Clay) :
Baby, who cares. 7442.
Lookin’ around for someone. 3570.
Loose ankles. 13755.
Nothing to do but love. 1562, 6197.
What wouldn’t I do. 7159.
You gotta get goin. 17203.
Boland (J. M.) Yeu’ve gone back to
your old ways again. 9684, 24402.
Boleom (W. G.) Bye-baby chair.
17457.
Bolen (Merrill) On a quiet afternoon.
1621.
Boli mé hlavi¢ka. 27253.
Boling (H. F.) Just Frances and me
and plane makes three. 1123.
Bollweg (Conchita) Should we meet
once again. 23814.
Bolognini (Ennio) IJ’ll always dream
Of VOU: COrtT.
Bolt (An G.)4
In a little cottage. 25411.
That lovely melody. 6886.
Boltey (M.C.) Simplified self instruc-
tion chord sheet. 213874.
Bolton (D. G.) Old songs hymnal.
26082.
Bolton (Laurence) :
Gaily we go. 27693.
Ell billy. -27827.
Homeward bound. 27849.
Merry Mary. .28488.
Old ranchman’s tale. 26080.
Roller coaster. 28920.
Bolzoni (G.) Minuet. 8607.
1621
IN BEX
Bombarger (A. P.)
dreams. 8999.
Bomboola.
15948, 15949, 16739, 16740, 16754,
16755, 16876, 16877, 170638.
Bon roi Dagobert. 322.
Bonaccorso (Antonio)
tune’s find. 19465.
Bonaldi (G.) pseud. See Orth (John).
Bonanno (Josephine) My little love
baby. 38740.
Bonanova (Fortunio) :
Bordona llora un tango.
Brisas portenas. 19713.
Cafixio viejo. 7560.
Donde estas. 7763.
Granada. 27753.
Jesus del gran poder! 10907.
Milonguita de Hollywood. 8603.
Pobre loca. 8935.
Por tu olvido loro.
Bonavita (Mario)
vita. 12134.
Bond (C. J.):
Dear California. 10188.
Eleven small songs. 9709 (28).
Happy lil’ Sal. 9709 (91).
Lovely hour. 23156.
Trouble. 9709 (244).
Bond (C. J.) & son.:
Dear California. » 10188.
Lovely hour. 23156.
Bond (G. F.):
Cherry blossom time. 27349.
Whispering flame. . 29515.
Bond (Henry) While I think of you.
4492.
Rainbow of my
You’re a for-
4780.
28842.
Tango della mala-
Bond (J. E.)
(293).
Bond (Rollin) :
Call of love. 10004.
Cherry blossom time.
O gladsome day. 4577
27349.
Bone (C. A.) You may laugh and
‘play. 12589.
Bone (F. W.) Lakes of Lenawee.
20605.
Bone (H. M.):
Juliette. 10921.
My Mason-Dixon home. 13985.
When the sunset bids the day
adieu. 7188.
Bone (Leeman) Saye my mother’s
picture. 14361.
Bonell (R. O.) Echo of long .ago.
27577.
Bonewitz (Clarence)
away. 28190.
Bongiorno (Tony) Ideale waltz. 988.
Bongiovanni (Francesco) Scuola teo-
rico-pratica del contrabasso. 9108.
Bonilla (B. M.) Ensuefios por la paz
de Honduras. 10343.
Keep the blues
9945, 14995, 15367, 15368,
' Bonkoski (EH. E.)
| Bonner (V. P.)
Bonincontro (G.)):
Betsy. 175.
Nuit troublante, 1571.
Vision de volupté. 29410.
Bonizzo (V. di) Comprendi?! 7660.
You're making me
blue. 270381.
Bonn (Eugene) :
Ave Maria. 27158.
St. Patrick’s day prelude. 6529.
Bonnal (Ermend) :
Quand les pins chanteront. .. .
1756.
I** quatuor.
Bonnell (Joe) Sears of honor are not
hard to bear. 19491 (206).
Bonner (F. H.) Kiddie kabaret [and]
Christmas show. 28196.
Washington District
24206.
2583.
of Columbia.
Borner studios of dancing. Kiddie
kabaret [and] Christmas show.
28196.
Bonnet (Joseph) Historical organ-
recitals. 20251.
Bonneville (W. H.) On the banks of
the old Pocomoke. 16403.
Bonney (G. E.):
For you, for me. 7917.
Grave could not hold Him. 7981.
He has trod the path before. 8016.
Listen to His call. 8440.
No room for Jesus. 8765.
Bonomolo (Jack) :
Dreams. 10288.
I woder [!| who’s your pal now.
10802.
My love for you was always true.
11383.
Bonsanti (R. M.):
Love’s winged feet. 16091.
Moon night on Prospect Park
Lake. 11307.
Pathetic song. 11621.
Song. 26466, 26467.
Song in H, flat no. 3. 2021: ~
Bonset (Jac.):
Dutch panels. 2986, 2987.
Kleine suite. 13661.
Bonsignore (Anthony)
4377.
Bontsema (Pete) :
At nesting time. 22047.
Forget your yesterdays.
Mammy’s lullaby. 5959.
Two orphans.
22548.
Peanut song. 23587.
Special songs, stories & jokes.
21445.
What a perfect night for love.
29465.
Why does sweitzer cheese have
holes. 24816.
Bonvin (Ludwig) Kind yon Bethle-
hem. 28208.
1622
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Book of favorite hymns for sundry
oceasions. 9946.
Book of Psalms. 4777.
Bookbinder (D. J.) Until you say yes
to me, baby. 14741.
Boom-boom. 199, 1933, 2406, 2410.
Boone (Edward) :
Blood-sprinkled way. 19172.
Daybreak is here. 5018.
Dying on Calvary. 5120.
He called them by their name.
17897.
He is mine. 17898. °
He’s calling for thee. 5401.
He’s the best friend I can find.
3208.
I have a ransom. 19400.
In the city that the Bible calls
four-square. 18143.
Just over on the other side. 18143.
Prints in His hands. 17898. ,
Tell them we will meet them there.
5120.
There’re better days coming.
19172.
Tune in with Jesus. 6997.
We'll understand by and by.
19320.
When Jesus took me in. 4477.
Will David play his harp for me.
19400.
Boone’ (Jesse) Just wondering.
136388.
Boone (Kathryn) :
Dad. 7698.
Evalyn. 78386.
I miss you all the time. 8186.
Lovely eyes. 5920.
Moon. 8633.
Boone (Philip) :
All my time. 15012.
In a park. 13582.
Wasn’t someone meant for me?
14795.
Boone (S. E.) Babyland of sleep.
7443.
Boosey & co., ine.:
Calling for you. 24674.
Danny boy. 19883.
Hillsides of May. 25188.
Kashmiri song. 20567.
Lead us, O Father. 25592.
Linden Lea. 20656.
Love-time lives for aye. 25690.
My luck. 25929.
O Saviour of mankind. 26044.
Spring is here. 6766.
Tommy, lad. 21644.
Whimper low. 26924.
Boosey & co., ltd.:
Angelus at: sea. 24494.
As Joseph was a-walking. 24515.
Ask me no more. 24518.
At the mid hour of night. 24523.
1625
Beginnings. 2725.
Berenice. 22647.
Best of all. 7499.
Boosey’s m litary journal. 22154.
Boosey’s song & tune sheets no.
20.220.
Bright smiling eyes. 19708.
Cafeteria. 4830.
Canzonetta. 23248.
Cheerful hurry. 10044.
Cock o’ the North. 12904.
Coil me and elip. 7652.
Collect:on of Handel’s songs. 3188,
3189, 7999-8001, 138280, 13281.
Come and play. 24736.
Conversational episode. 10113.
Cradle song. 18896.
Devil’s forge. 18012.
Doubt. 13045.
Dreamy Dan’l. 13070.
Emperor. 15426.
Festival of empire. 7880.
Five nature studies. 22435.
Flute across the lake. 22530.
Flutes of spring. 25005.
Foggy dew. 662.
Four American-Indian impres-
sions. 26172.
Four Cornish dances. 19819.
Four songs of the sea. 26508.
Four visions. 19818.
Four winds. 13191.
Gay frolics. 10495.
Gem. 20130.
Girl-about-town. 10516.
Hedge of briar. 13320.
In careless youth we would be:
free. 1016.
In faney dress. 3894.
In the woods. 10862.
It is His will. 8285.
Italiana. 3481.
Jackdaw of Rheims. 15904.
Jim Crow’s alphabet. 1091.
Lancastria. 1175.
Lights o’ London. 23070.
Lily pond. 28075.
Little shepherdess. 25642.
Love’s old sweet song. 13786.
Madrigal. 13800.
March on to peace. 20779.
Marigold. 8545.
Mary, my Mary. 8553.
Matins. 11225.
Merry Andrew. 20841.
Minuet. 22104.
Money, O! 8628.
Moon. 8682.
Moorings. 11317.
More songs of the Hebrides.
23309.
Mosquito. 23312.
Nature’s friend. 8735.-
Nocturne. 12887.
INDEX
Boosey & co., 1td.—Continued.
Nosegay. 14055.
O good beyond compare. 8788.
Old violin. 11535.
Olde English songes. 28710.
On London bridge. 8829.
Once I, in maiden folly. 1630.
Our river Thames. 8857.
Proud Maisie. 26223.
Quest. 8989.
Quiberon Bay. 26228.
Reyveller’s return. 11759.
Ring out, wild bells. 23698.
Rival poets. 238702.
Robin Redbreast. 9046.
Romance. 21259. P
Rosamunde. 23765. % .
Rose and the ring. 23720.
Roses for the king. 11792.
Sailor’s philosophy. 26319.
Satin dresses. 21295.
Sennen Cove. 11870.
Silent strings. 29041.
Sitting at home by the fire. 29061.
Six impromptus. 12741.
Six plantation songs. 21309.
Slow-coach. 9190.
Snowdrop. 11959.
Song of praise. 14500.
Songs of homage. 4184.
Songs of the sea. 23903.
Sweet chance, that led my steps
abroad. 9317.
Sweet remembrance. 26570.
Temper of a maid. 9358.
Ten descants. 9219.
There dwells my Phyllis.
Thinkin’ of Mary. 9890.
Thirty-five nursery rhymes.
Three dances. 15148.
Three-part sight reading exercises.
4328.
Three preludes.
To Knid. 26679.
Transposition. 19221.
Troll the bowl. 9427.
Troop-pageantry. 4363.
Tunelandia. 21680.
Two dances. 19814.
Vie parisienne. 21040,
Villanelle. 7057.
Vision of freedom. 24189.
Wakening of Flora. 2361, 7090.
' What would you say, if when we
were married. 2422.
When I came forth this morn.
9556.
Wound me not. 96388.
Young Briton’s heritage.
12182.
9220.
13850.
9691.
Your shining eyes and golden hair. |
2569.
Boosey’s song & tune sheets no. 20.
220.
16
Bornschein
pt. 125, n.’s:/ vee
Boostrom (A. H.):
Happiness. 10580.
Where the South begins.
Boote (Herbert) :
Faust. 25109. ;
Santos master Hawaiian guitar
method. 28951.
Booth (C. H. H.):
Divine tragedy. 495.
On that resurrection day. 1625.
Radiant sun. 16532.
Sing praises. 4577 (361).
Booth (Evangeline) Evangel. 27614.
Booth (J. K.) Now isn’t that too bad.
18616. :
Booth (lL. M.)
27057 (67).
Booth (M. B.):
Child 0’ mine. 10056.
Down the trail. 17667.
Which road. 26920. ,
Boothe (Earnesteen) My pal.
Booth’s hornpipe. 24621.
Bootz (Erwin) Du hast mich betro-
gen. x. O23.
Borch (Gaston) :
Dance of the houris.
In Bohemia. 3392.
Mauresques. 11226.
Tarantella. 2136.
Trianon. 6976.
Valse de concert. 2298.
Warrior’s march. 14794.
Borchert (Walter) Kleine frau fehlt
dir im frtihling. 18238.
Bordes (Charles) Divertissement.
15368.
Borel-Clere (Ch.) :
Continong. 10112.
Dans les magasins. 2915.:
Véronique! Véronique! 4411.
Borella (A. R.):
E allora dillo!... 2989.
Margery. 13834, 25755.
Voluttango. 14772, 26803.
Borelli (C.) Air de ballet. 2589 (4).
Borganoff (Igor) :
Hilsa det till mor. 27768.
Lyssnar du till mig i kyall, lilla
mor. 8511.
Mustalainen. 20904.
Borgstrom (Gustav) Oresunds valsen.
28679.
Bories (M. H.):
Rose of Waikiki. 16592.
Topsy turvy. 16952.
We gotta look into this. 17065.
(Eduard) Requiem.
9577.
Keep on _ believing.
20956.
10153.
18820.
Bornschein (FE. C.):
Creation hymn. 7684.
Dreamin’ time. 5100, 5101.
Emperor and the nightingale.
567.
4.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Outward bound. 28748.
Pirates. 28815.
Short stories. 6632.
Southern moon. 6745, 6746.
Twilight memories. 7007.
Borodine (Alexander) :
Au couvent. 2674.
Dans les steppes de l’Asie centrale.
17609.
Nocturne.
Notturno.
Sérénade. 6595.
Borom (M. L.) Come to my blessed
Redeemer. 10100.
Boronat (Ricardo) :
Barearcla. 12704.
Seguidilla madrilefia.
Borowski (Felix) :
Adoration. 9720.
Chant du soir. 4577 (50).
Mazurka-caprice. 4577 (270).
12776.
1566.
14377.
Valsette. 17022, 170238.
Borré (César) Loneliness. 1241.
Borreli (Charles) Mexican bean.
23264.
Borresen (Eyvind) Norsk ninnerella.
16174.
Borsatti (Romano) Désolation.
27503.
Borse (Jose de) See De Borse (Jose).
Bortkiewiez (Serge) Tausend und
eine nacht. 6865, 6866.
Bortman (Harry):
It’s so much nicer in fhe dark.
15896.
Love is just a BRPELCED:
Someone. 11974. :
Bortniansky (D. 8.):
Cherubim song.
Pater Noster.
Bost.) :
A Venise. 9711.
C’est si bon d’
7T5b9.
Gosse qd’ amour. 752.
Mot de toi. 1481.
Si j'avais un accordéon !
Suzy. 6809.
Bose (Auguste) :
Balivernes. 15095.
Bonjour Manon. 4776.
Dernier réve. 481.
Marche provencale.
Nuit d’ Argentine.
Ojo con las viudas!
Pesares!... 21148.
Tale and story. 2129.
Te perdi! 16879.
Toujours prét. 26688.
Toujours souriant. 16955.
Valse des clochards. 17006.
Voz del viento. 17042.
Rose (Modhu) Ali-Baba.
13772.
300.
16454.
aller douec’ment!
9145.
5967.
6204.
16383.
17267.
Bosse (Gustav) :
Abschied. 24435.
Edelmann im habersack. 24916.
Enttiiuschung. 24944,
Kiiuzlein. 25539.
Schelmerei. 26334.
Trinklied am Rhein. 26698.
Vor dem fenster. 26805.
Zu spiite reue. 27054.
Bossi (C. A.):
Gondoliera veneziana.
Gypsy band. 3184.
Bossi (M. E.):
Hymn of glory.
Tuscan folk-song. 2265.
Bosso (Ernest) Capriécioso.
Bostelmann (C. J.)
Pacheco. 512.
Bostelmann (Ida) :
Arcadian idyl. 66.
Bayou blues. 19617.
Child’s first note book. 19783.
Country dance. 10124.
I hear thee sweetly Singing
7968.
20286.
4849.
Down from.
, night--
ingale. 908.
Intermezzo. 22157.
Prelude and dream music. 6376..
Russian love song. 6513.
Ten little preludes. 12778.
Viennese waltz no. 3. 21729.
Boston (James)
eSt., ldiaobs.
Boston (Sidney) :
Travle Tillie. 29333.
Vi to skal mgdes engang igen.
If I had you dear-
12316.
Boston music co.:
Andantino. 24293.
Ask if yon damask rose.
Boat song. 14268,
Boys at play. 232.
By the waters of Babylon.
Castanets. 313.
Cello. 12864.
Choristers. 7632.
Circus day. 4920.
Close harmony for boys.
Clown. 4928.
Come, and let us worship. 27400.
Concert etude. 15270.
Cotton pickers. 10121.
Cradle song. 417, 15284, 19849.
Dance at dawn. 24791.
Dancing wavelets. 4997. .
Dawn on Mystic Lake. 27477.
Dream castle. 24876.
Dropping leaves. 7799.
Dwarf’s parade. 24910.
Echo. 5347.
Elfin delight. 27583.
Espano. 22465.
Evening song. 597.
Evensong of prayer.
20181.
4824.
7645.
7842.
1625
—_—_
INDEX
Boston music co. Continued.
Fairies play hide and seek. 610.
Fairy dream boat. . 13135.
Feelin’ weary. 27644.
Fierce raged the tempest. 20048.
Vireflies. 7888.
Fireflies in the grass. 10419.
Five Christmas carols. 18317.
Five folk dances. 7551.
Five pickaninnies. 20057.
Follow the leader. 13178.
Forest echoes. 13186.
Goldfish swims in my lily pool.
13256.
Grandfather sings. 53847.
Hark! hark! the lark. 1896.
Heavenly King. 5406.
Hop, skip and jump. 13361.
How sweet the name of Jesus
sounds. 873.
Humming bird and honeysuckle.
25224.
In a rose bower. 28046.
Japanese doll. 10899.
Lass with the delicate air. 3528.
Last prayer. 1182.
Last tag. 8397.
Lavender thoughts. 1186.
Little lady in blue. 1229.
Loving thoughts. 5929.
Mammy’s song. 25733.
Marigolds all a-glow. 20787.
Marketing. 18841.
Mastery of tone-production and
expression on the violin. 25778.
Medley of negro spirituals. 3647.
Melody. 25797.
Merry reapers. 8591.
Miniature duets. 27800.
Minuet. 23276.
Minuet elegante. 23276.
Mischief makers. 20857.
Moment musicale. 23293.
Moonlight dance. 20878. -
Moto perpetuo. 23324.
My new bicycle. 20952.
Nocturne. 2097.
Old country dance. 28701.
Old French gallantry. 1607.
Old toy maker. 1617.
On parade. 21067.
Orchestral studies for violoncello.
6270.
Ouled-Nael dancing girls. 1648.
Out-door sketches. 28746.
Palms. 28763.
Playground games. 8929.
Praise be Thine, O risen Lord.
3969.
Prelude in C major. 28850.
Rain. 14266.
Rainbow. 14268.
Rejoice, the Lord is King. 26253.
Roguish little sunbeams. 6471.
16
pt, N2S., Vea
Rondino. 1191.
Sand diviner. 1867.
Saucy yellow pansy. 14360.
Searchlight. 9110.
Sleep, little baby. 14435.
Snake charmer of Benares.
26426.
Solitude. 29090.
Song of devotion. 11994.
Song of the anvil. 21425.
Songs my mother taught me.
12012.
Spanish serenade. 26497.
Spinning song. 2052.
Spooks. 21452.
Sunshower. 12094.
Swinging. 26583.
Tarantella. 26604.
Through all the keys with great
masters. 4330.
Together and alone. 26684.
Toy sail boat. 29328.
Trees on the hillside. 14696.
Tumbling clowns. 21676.
Valse brillante. 2294.
Valse gracieuse. 2301.
Volplaning. 2341.
Waken, lords and ladies gay.
26814.
Waltz in A flat maj. 24631.
We praise Thee. 7125.
When lo, upon a windy morn.
2441.
Wi’ a hundred pipers. 243818.
Wild flowers. 17142.
Williams’ (John M.) first grade
piano book. 7227.
Williams’ (John M.) fourth grade
piano book. 17150.
Williams’ (John M.) graded sight-
reading course. 17151, 19401.
Williams’ (John M.) supplemen-
tary material for piano. 19402.
Wistful thoughts. 29090.
Wistfulness. 2506.
With a dance and a song. 26968.
Wooden shoe dance. 21891.
Yang Chow. 26987.
Youth and joy. 12570.
Bostrom (A. N.):
Give up to Jesus. 3149.
He’s just the same to-day. 20221.
Bostwick (J. B.) Six sketches for
the piano. 222. ,
Boswell (T. C.) It doesn’t seem fair.
8282.
Bosworth (Hdward) jr. My visitor.
18568.
Bosworth & co.:
Alarm. 2612.
Battle scene. 17352.
Bugle eall. 4810,
Carnival. 2813.
Cocktail girl. 17539.
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
Comedy. 17563.
Coquette. 27420.
Daffy-down-dilly. 10146.
Dawn. 17615.
Days of youth. 2925, 2926.
Devil’s whisper. 27509.
Devotion. 2948.
Doll’s house. 10247.
Emotional love scene with happy
ending. 17709.
EXxtase d’amour.
Festal prelude.
Fight agitato.
Fun and frolic.
Gespenster-marsch.
Greyhounds. 3174.
Harlequinade. 10583.
Hayseed. 17896.
Hilarity. 17927.
Burry. 179%;
In playful mood. 28064.
Jackanapes. 28117.
Jealousy. 10902.
Lament. 28227.
Land of fancy. 25580.
Love episode. 11117.
Love’s memory. 25700.
Mixed drinks. 18473.
Nerves. 18585.
10376.
10406.
10411.
3116.
3135.
On state parade. 28715.
Parting. 18724.
Passionate love. 28783.
Pierrette’s wedding. 11646.
Poéme d’amour. 28828.
River girl. 11770.
Sérénade galante. 4116.
Shudders. 11907.
Stage coach. 4207.
Tall story. 19116.
Tanzende teepuppe. 26603.
Three fanciful etchings. 3493.
When shadows fall. 26893.
Wild rosemary. 12477.
Bosworth & co., ltd.:
Call of spring. 15206.
Lion. 11072.
Musical moods. 113845.
Nina. 16327.
Revels. 26262.
Sacred hour. 11806.
Squirrel dance. 14530.
Three fancies. 24705.
Two characteristic pieces. 16490.
Urchin. 26749.
Bote (Ed.) & Bock (G.):
Baskische hirtenknaben.
Blonde Liselott’.
Canto patetico.
Cytheria. 485.
Jacqueline. 1081.
Liebestraum. 1207.
Sehnsucht nach unseren ktissen.
14878. .
Voglia. 2337.
135.
17408, 17409.
297.
2469—30——5
Botsford (F. H.)
26308.
Botsford (George) :
My victory. 28576.
Star dance folio no. 32. 12046.
Russian folk-songs.
You're always in my _ arms.
29619.
Botsford (Talitha) Whimsical dance.
21848.
Bottero (Aldo) Labbra_ di_ rosa.
5799.
Bottigliero (H.) Missa pro defunc-
LIS, jubagG,
Bottle (Carol) Wax peach. 23879.
Bouchard (M. E.) Boy of mine.
4785.
Boucher (Isidore) I was only dream-
ing. 22870.
Boucher (Mark) Rose of. memories.
11787.
Boucoiran (Camille) :
Roi d’Yvetot. 6472.
Tristesse de Jeanneton. 6982.
Boudreau (Arthur) Would you be
true. 19425.
Boughton (Rutland) :
Burglar Bill. 9977.
Child of earth. 7620.
Clouds. 7648.
Donkey. 15382.
Gentle heart. 10500.
Green tent. 7984.
May day. 8561.
Bouillon (Ed.) Solfége de concours
a 2 voix (1928). 6698.
Boulanger (Charlie) :
Good feelin’ blues. 20162.
’ Place where I belong. 3953.
Boulton (Harold):
Baby-eyes. 4577 (24).
Daybreak. 4577 (81).
Glorious Apollo. 4577 (180).
Green buds. 4577 (140).
Isobel. 4577 (189).
My dream-love. 4577 (280).
Slumber stream. 4577 (362).
Song of the sea. 4577 (367).
White wavelets. 4577 (426).
Woodland town. 4577 (480).
Bourbeil (Jack) Dance of the toys.
4996 ;
Bourdon Ginger snaps.
3140.
Bourgault-Ducoudray (-)
d’Athénes. 4857.
Bourgeois bleibt bourgeois.
12028, 12132.
Bourguignon (Francis de)
fantasques. 14511.
Bourk (R. W. K.) Whoa back, we’re
off the track. 21857.
Bourke (Thomas) At the end of a
cobblestone road. 15065.
(Rosario )
Carnaval
11032,
Songes
1627
IN DEX
Bourne (Carol) :
Dicky bird told me so. 5044.
Ill tell ma when I get home.
10724.
Jacqueline. 8300.
Pretty girl. 16502.
Why can’t you love that way.
19388, 19889, 21858.
Bournet (Bunny) pseud. See Bournet
(Violette).
Bournet (Violette) :
Sighs. 29033.
Whisper to me. 29514.
You used to. 29627.
Bournonville (Armand) :
Appassionato. 15051.
Danse pour Katia. 19887.
Lamento. 15985.
Pendant la féte. 16461.
Quarante legons de solfége.
eee
250 dictées musicales. 228.
Bourque (Zephirin) Some day when
you are lonely. 238865.
Bousquet (Francis) Sarati le Terri-
ble. 1969-1876.
Boutelje (Phil) :
Dream of my heart.
Gunman’s farewell.
Hot-cha-cha. 20267.
In a little love canoe. 3387.
Lady of my day-dreams. 20608.
Lonesome little doll. 18326.
Bovio (Libero) Piedigrotta Santa
Lucia. 18742.
Bowen (C. F.) Favors. 5194.
Bowen (Curley) Wheel of life. 12396.
Bowen (Lauri) Optimist and the
223-
10274.
771.
pessimist. 3872.
Bowen (R. V.) Take it or leave it.
19113.
Bowen (York) Zazra. 9699.
Bowers (Arthur) :
All days are days of sunshine.
17269.
At the end of my pretty rainbow.
15066.
Blue bird. 7512, 19672. .
Cupid worked while we were play-
ing. 7692.
I eried for the me of yesterday.
20303.
I’m just wonderin’ ’bout you.
15773.
Just a lonely girl. 8334, 28157.
Just the blues. 10955.
Just wond’ring ’bout you. 8354.
Short skirts. 9148, 213858.
Thinking of you. 12195.
Waiting. 19293.
Whoopee blues. 9592, 24806.
Bowers (Calvin) Daddy and his lad.
4988, 15299.
pt. II, n.s., v. 24
Bowers (R. H.) You are my light in
the sky. 14927.
Bowker (R. B.) Stories in song and
rhythm. 16809.
Bowlby (C. W.)
1046.
Bowly (Al.) I need a good kind man.
27971.
Bowman
23791.
Bowman (G. G.) Dairy maid. 7703.
Bowman (Marie) Hush-a-bye little
brown rose. 17977.
Bowman (W. H.) Prosperity. 16520.
Bowness (Annie) ‘When you meet the
Indian love song.
(Fk. HE.) Shanghai blues.
one you really love too late. 4486.
Bowser (M. J.):
Papa’s steppin’ out, mamma’s
stayin’ in. 28764.
Wings in the air. 21867.
Boyce (Ethel) :
' Blackbird. 221381.
Persephone. 8901.
Rainbow. 8997.
Song’s eternity. 23902.
Boyce (G. R.) By the mirror of the
moon. 9989.
Boyd (C. N.) Young students’ piano
course. 24407.
Boyd (Jeanne) Hunting of the spark.
5469.
Boyd (Laura) Garden of the South.
ve
Boyd (M. BE.) Why can’t I have you.
12462.
Boyd (Ray) Roly Farola. 6476.
Boyd (William )
Boyer (Bessie) :
There’s happiness for you and me.
26651.
We'll love always. 26836.
Wedding of Sally. 24222.
Boyer (C.):
Je suis
13591.
O bonne et tendre Mére. 13591.
Boyer (Charles) Long gone. 8471.
Boyer (Jean) :
Au revoir, Paris. 7414.
Tl fallait y penser, 10828.
Moins de cent-ans. 11300.
Mot suffit.... . 20876)
Rose Paris. 16593, 26301.
S’ils en avaient. 16608.
Vie «st belle. 17029.
Vieilles maisons. 17030. .
Boyer (L. F.) Night in dreamland. .
11445.
Boyer (lL. M.) Constant love. 12928.
Boylan (H. H.) You only you. 12542.
Boyle (A. D.) Dear Mister Man in
the Moon. 22349.
Flag song. 13170.
la fleur des champs.
1628
nos. 1-12, 1929
INDEX
Boyle (BE. I.):
I am coming back to old New
Hampshire, Molly. 8087.
March Montello. 8584.
‘Boy’s own book of pianoforte pieces.
233.
Bozi (Harold de):
Accordéoniste virtuose. 4583.
Argentinéa. 4646.
Ballet italien. 24545.
Femme, eternel printemps.
Halifax. 25128.
Heure mauve. 5420.
Jolie poupée d’amour.
Mytho. 3770.
Que c’est beau la jeunesse.
Réve a deux. 28905.
Bracey (Ishman):
Four day blues. 27679.
Leavin’ town blues. 28246.
Brach (Heinrich) Regina ceeli.
Brache (Tony):
Once in a while.
Romany. 26289.
Brachman (J. W.) Goldpiece and the
pennies. 12594 (109).
Brachman (James) Ida Clare.
'(147).
Brackelsberg (C. R.):
America the wonderful. 2630.
Flag of our fathers. 10424.
For America. 10448.
For our country. 13184.
New America. 14030.
Brackett (F. H.):
For thee, O dear, dear country.
10403.
28138.
11729.
21223.
26092.
12594
19491 (72).
From glory unto glory. 19491
(74).
Hear our prayer. 9709 (100).
Homeland of the free. 14976
He28
I heard the voice of Jesus say.
9709 (107).
Lord is our leader. 12594 (209).
Mizpah. 14976 (219).
Nearer to Thee. 9709 (163).
O light whose beams illumine all.
17236 (303).
Out of the depths. 19491 (175).
Ten thousand times ten thousand.
14976 (3386).
Those eternal bowers. 19491 (238).
Braden (J. A.):
I'll laugh at you some day. 921.
Somebody. 2010.
You wandered away. 2564.
Bradford (Arthur) Gleams of love.
10527.
Bradford (H. D.)
9329.
Bradiord (J. C.y:
After midnight. 20.
Amorous adventure. 2636.
Amour discret. 24488.
Apprehension. 19560.
Chevalier galant. 10051.
Fearless suitor. 20040.
Old hand-organ man. 1608.
Paradis des ecygnes. 11607.
Romantic adventure. 21261.
Still waters. 19048.
Bradford (Kathleen) In a twilight
Sweetheart mine.
garden. 10840.
Bradford (Walter) My Alabama
homestead. 28521.
Bradley (B. L.) Ballad of life.
22080.
Bradley (E. M.) Remember, I love
you. 11754.
Bradley (Erv.):
Sky blue. 1975.
Tickle my doggie. 4332.
Bradley vt. )-:
Boo-hoo-ooh. 19691.
Down the laneway of memories.
22408.
Tl dream of you sweetheart.
8131, 10720.
Pledge of allegience. 11661.
Bradley (Franklin) Canoe song. 294.
Bradley (Jean):
Acer UL.S. A. 21905:
All depends dear on you. 22001.
Just drifting on. 23600.
Promise. 23640.
That bright day tomorrow. 24026.
Bradley (LeRoy) I wonder if you
still love me. 976.
Bradley (M. J.) Gently love us. 717.
Bradley (Scott) Our Frank. 11574.
Bradshaw (Herbert) My college
dream girl. 3724.
Bradshaw (Mary)
22004,
Brady (H. D.)
Dear pal o’ mine.
At the end of an old
: oer
Through the night of doubt and Pee Gy gimedicr ss 5:
sorrow. 9709 (240). Bragdon (S. ©.) Hillsides of May.
To-day Thy mercy calls us. 9709 25188.
(241). Bragg~. (William ) Pledge of alle-
Bradach (Frank) Do you remember. giance. 11661.
10241. Braham (Adele):
Bradbury (F. C.): My Gypsy boy. 16257.
Barbara. 7462. Radio Tommy. 16534.
Blue Danube. 7513. Braham (Philip) Dark red _ roses.
Mary Jane waltz. 8551. 22334.
1629
INDEX
Brahe (M. H.):
Call of the Maytime. 2802.
Sitting at home by the fire.
29061.
Brabms (Johannes) :
Andante. 24627.
Andante molto.
Angel’s greeting.
Ballade. 24629.
24628.
19491 (23). ;
Chorus of homage. 234.
Come soon. 15176.
Deutsche volkslieder. 9952.
Favorite waltz. 24630.
Féte académique. 12783.
Hungarian dance. 238, 19700,
19701.
Hungarian dances. 12784, 27266.
Intermezzo. 22162.
Johannes Brahms.
Little bird. 15177.
Lullaby. 221638.
19491 (24-26).
Minnelied. 9953.
Ouverture tragique. 12785,
Poco allegretto. 2779.
Rhapsody in E flat. 4790.
Sapphic ode. 15178.
Symphony number one. 27267.
To an aeolian harp. 12786.
Two waltzes. 7535, 15179.
Ungarische tanze. 239, 240.
Valse. 15180.
Waltz. 12787, 24631.
Waltzes. 7536.
Braihe (Dale) Venetian gondola
song. 21723.
Brailovsky (Alexander) :
March of the prairies. 21199.
Prologue. 21199.
Brainard (C. S.) Starlight waltz.
21468.
Brainard’s (S.) sons co.:
Little Gipsy waltz. 28286.
Mother is my sweetheart. 28497.
Take off your hat! 14595.
Braine (Robert):
Alone. 9759.
Cherry trees. 22228.
Conqueror. 10109.
If love should come to me. 8238.
Sea. 16651.
Suppose. 14563.
Wait ’twell ter-morror. 19292.
Brainerd (EH. M.) Winged victory.
14892.
Braman (N. B.) Dreaming of you.
17677.
Brambach (C. J.) Coming spring.
Ooeti:
sramson (George) Blue plate blues.
27246.
Bramson (Jerome) Blue plate blues.
27246.
Brand (J. C.) Sweet Marie. 26565.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Brand (L. W.): :
Beautiful memory. 7477..
Cross of gold. 27487.
Violets bring memories of you.
123224
Brand (Max):
Ma—bram—hob—han. 20744.
Maschinist Hopkins. 1336. .
Brandel (Ramon) Hum 4a iittle
melody. 15696.
Brandel (Ray) See Brandel (Ramon).
Brander (G. E.) Dreams. 584.
Brandfonbrenner (Joseph) :
Make believe Mary. 3612.
When I know.
Brandl (Johann)
ole:
Brandon (Mr. and Mrs.)
letter to mother. 9640.
Brandt (Eddie) :
All I want is happiness.
Delicious. 10206.
Harmony heaven. 25148.
High up in the sky. 5428.
I don’t like to be liked like that.
15725.
I’m on my way south. 8164. .
I’m tuned in for life, to station
L.O.V.E. 15787.
Maryana. 18419.
Matilda. 8559.
Raggedy romp. 16536.
Searching in vain. 6584.
That’s all that matters.
26882.
A la Viennoise.
Write that
27086.
16898.
What’s the good of moonlight.
17084.
Where, oh! where is that moon.
29506.
Who was the grapefruit’s father.
12452.
You’re what’s the matter with me.
12555.
Brandt (Gunnar) :
Jeg ved hvor der venter en pige.
25487.
Kom og lad os danse. 25566,
Brandwood (H. F.):
My daddy. 16242.
Sunbeams. 12089.
Whispers of love. 26927.
Wonderful treasure. 17168.
Branen (J. T.):
Sea is calling me. 4577 (847).
Sea is the home for me. 4577
(348).
Treasures of the sea are buried
deep. 4577 (399).
Branga (Roger):
Air de ballet. 15001.
Amoureusement. 24489.
Berceuse. 169.
Douloureusement. 2968.
Kglogue. 562.
En Ecosse. 103389.
1630
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
En révant. 15430.
Jeunesse d’Hercule. 4079.
Joyeusement. 3457.
Marche de féte. 16122.
Maternellement. 25779.
Menuet. 11260.
Ouverture dun opéra-comique.
6530.
Prélude. 1848.
Valse. 1844.
Vaises nobies et sent'mentales.
4405, 4406, 17019-17021.
Brannan (B. L.):
Road that leads to happiness.
1813.
You never see a Western Union
messenger. 9673, 17211.
Brannan (J. R.) Someway, somehow
you cheated at play. 6718.
Branner (Edward) Lullaby waltz for
Signa. 11159.
Brannon (Sibyl) I’m so happy now.
939.
Brano (Fred) Brano ocarina method.
4791.
Branscombe (Gena). See Tenney
(G. B.)
Bransen (W. H.) Reminiscences of
Vienna. 14291.
Bransen (Walter):
Blue night. 4768.
Ich sah die Liesbeth im para-
diesbett. 984.
Stiss singt die geige gut’ nacht.
2079.
Bransford (Jerry) Why can’t you be
like me. 24810.
Brase (Fritz) Blarney stone. 22182.
Brass (Paul) pseud. See Galvao (R.
D
)
Braswell (Garland) Goodbye flapper,
hello sweetheart. 25101.
Bratsberg (T. B.):
Lonely paths and you. 18740.
My heart is alone with my mother.
13973.
Why. 14874.
Brats. (3. NE) I’m wanting you.
18062.
Brattain (Joe):
Adelaide. 4588.
Dear old girl of Delta sigma phi.
12995.
Duro pump song. 24905.
Bratton (J. W.):
Barn yard frolies. 7310 (16).
Barrymore. %3810 (17).
Bower of love. 14976 (44).
Come along mah Hmily.
(43).
Dream days of Seville. 7310 (53).
He ought to have a tablet. 12594
(123).
I’m not coming back. 12594 (140).
19491
4577 (180).
12594 (254).
12594
In a cosey corner.
My English rose.
My pansy blossom blue.
(268).
Nellie mine. 14976 (228).
Somebody’s waiting ‘neath south-
ern skies. 17286 (390).
Sue. 12594 (3874).
When you are near. 12594 (43838).
Your own. 12594 (448).
Brauer (U. N.) Great event. 3171.
Braun (A.) Lone star flag. 28305.
Braun (EH. M. S8.):
Just you. 5766.
Mother love. 6066, 6068.
Prohibition blues. 11710.
Braun (G. B. L.):
If you give your heart to me.
25398.
Just you. 5766, 255387.
Little smile. 256438, 28297.
Mother love. 6066, 6068.
My wonderful darling. 18572.
Prohibition blues. 11710.
*Round the world with Graf Zep-
pelin. 21270.
Sailor boy—farewell.
Braun (Leo):
All soul’s day. 9290.
Hestacy. 5182.
Virgin, full of grace. 9497.
Braun-Peretti (S. A.) Donau, so blau.
15379, 15380.
Braunfels (Walter)
‘gang. 12014.
Bray (Ludwig) :
Forum. 15517.
Gliick und dank. 23948.
14349.
Sonnenunter-
Heitere szene. 26582.
Bravo (R. M. F.) Rumon. 18862.
Bray (A. E.) Zouave. 2575.
Bray’ (EicB.) My sirl:has It. 13970:
Bray (M. E.) Music hour. 1449.
Bray (P. H.):
It’s Broadway. 15892.
Romance. 18844.
Brayer (Jules de) JUlustrations mu-
sicales. 14976 (146).
Brayley (George) Favorite old
dances. 27642.
Brayley music Go. Favorite old
dances. 27642.
Braynard (A. A.) Honey. 855.
Brayton (Nelson) Come back and
love me beneath the arbour vine.
2867.
Brazil (M. I.) Air pilot.
Breakey (Lillian)
8334, 28157.
15002.
Just a lonely girl.
Breard (Robert) Barques. 12707.
Breaux (R. V.) Ill be waiting for
you always. 15740.
Brecht (Robert) pseud. Gelbe rosen.
17808.
1631
INDEX
Breckenridge (G. R.)
11575.
Breckenridge (M. BE.)
Our homeland.
It’s hard to
smile when I feel so blue. 8290.
Breckenridge (W. R.) Rosedale
waltz. 14328.
Breedy (P. J.) Thoughts of you.
29294. a vane
Breen (J. B.) Hyes that stole this
heart of mine. 17781.
Breen (M. S.):
I wish you knew. 22872.
Rudy, your love songs reach my
heart. 11799.
Brees (8S. 8.) Just around the corner.
15944.
Breeskin (Daniel)
Breil (J. C.):
Perfect song.
Song of the soul.
Breitkopf & Hartel:
A-cappella-chorsuite. 4.
Adagio cantabile. 15112.
Bach-studien ftir oboe. 108, 109.
Christus ist des gesetzes ende.
12895.
Concerto grosso. 4948.
Festmusik. 15482.
Flip. 20066, 20067.
Hohe schule der doppelgriff-tech-
nik virtuosen-studien ftir violine.
Miss Pat. 25841.
26162, 28801.
19010.
841-843.
Jerusalem, du hochgebaute stadt.
10905.
Kantate. 15091, 25543.
Kind von Bethlehem. 28203.
Kleine suite. 1151.
Konzert. 6418.
Lasset uns den Herren preisen.
11014.
Partita tiber den choral Ach Gott,
vom himmel sieh darein. 6306.
Pastorale per la notte della nati-
vitate Christi. 21140.
Quartett. 14254.
Simtliche sonaten. 25888, 25889.
Serenade. 1921.
Sonate. 11337, 11986, 19597.
Sonatina. 2019, 2020.
Spiel der wellen. 4199.
Streich-quartett. 16812.
Symphonie in E moll. 16865.
Teufels-tanz. 2157.
Trio. 6978.
Valse triste. 7041.
Variationen tiber ein thema von
W. A. Mozart. 1446.
Vocalise. 7067.
Breitstein (I. B.) My dream of you.
11361.
Breliant (Sam) In my dreams of
memories. 13540.
Brennan (D.J.) Dear little sweet lit-
tle girl. 22347.
1632
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
Brennan (James) I’ve got a sunshine
baby for a rainy day. 960.
Brennan (Joseph) What a wonderful
world it would be. 12384.
Brennan (Lois) :
I want a California bungalow.
5607.
Loyola, where old .California is
ealling. 8502.
Brennan (May) What a wonderful
world it would be. 12384.
Brennan (Morrey) Gone. 20159.
Brennan’s chivalry and triumph. 4797.
Brennen (R. H.):
Amanda. 2624.
Baby smiles. 24589.
Cupid time in loveland. 7691.
Down in Dixie. 22405.
Dreams of my _ silvery moon.
22429.
Economy. 27578.
Feeling blue over you. 22509.
For the man who is true. 27669.
Happy days gone by. 25142.
Hard time condition blues. 202038.
Honey and the bee. 3240.
I have lost a little key. 20318.
I just love you and you know
why. 5500.
Til keep my kisses for you. 25283.
I love my dearest dairy girl.
203831.
I’m hoping to be yours someday.
20357.
I’ve found that little someone. —
22848.
I wonder if I stand a-chance with
you. 22875.
If you were me. 20436.
Into my arms, into my heart.
20482.
Jack-of-hearts. 25475.
Jonah and the whale. 22979.
Life’s mirror of dreams. 23068.
Listen to your mother. 20662.
Little bungalow among the pines.
20674.
Little girl of my dreams. 8450.
Louella. 25666.
Memories of you dear. 25809.
Monoghaly shore. 20872.
My beautiful browneyed.
girl. 20906.
My desert rose. 23345.
My Rose of Kildare. 8719.
Nobody cares like mother.
Norma. 6194.
One little bit of love.
Path to your heart.
Sad story. 1854.
gimme
3802.
21080.
23582.
St. Louis robbin. 26820.
Some day. 29091.
Some day dearie. 14475.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Some day someone will break your
heart. 26487.
Star of my life. 23927.
Submarine S-4. 4225.
That old fashioned garden where
the morning glories twine.
24032.
There'll be a day you'll be blue.
29278.
They say they wonder what’s be-
come of Sally. 21600.
Violet time. 24184.
Waiting for you.
Way to do the
4447,
When to lovers lane in dreams I
4432.
men nowadays.
reach for you. 21822.
Why quarrel with me _ dear.
9607.
Will of the whispering way.
24322.
You only are mine. 27027.
You taught me to remember.
27035.
Brent (H. V. B.) Dreaming at twi-
light. 19961.
Brent (Stanford) :
I don’t mind telling you. 8104.
Roaming. 9042.
Breschi (P. G.):
Elegia. 3004.
Invito. 3420.
Serenata Veneziana. 4120.
Sogno del cavaliere. 9202.
Bresnahan (3. +E.) Little man.
16045.
Bressler (A. D.) Shaking hands with
the sun. 29005.
Breteui] (Francois de) Dance in
olden style. 27455.
Breton (M.) Berceuse. 2738.
Breton (Raoul) et cie.:
C. danse des prétresses. 12819.
Chauves, cest mon béguin!
12877.
Défilé nocturne. 13004.
Breton (Raoul) et cie. Publications. :
Déja. 5031.
Rhythm on the brain, da, da, da,
dee. 40381.
Uke a melody. 4882.
Brettelle (Hony) pseud. See Bret-
telle (H. T.)
Brettelle (H. T.) Be bold O-hi-o.
24555.
Breu (Simon) Klosterglocken. 1158.
Breuer (E. E.) Anne. 4637.
Brevard (Josef) Our homeland.
11575.
Brevard (M. T.) Won’t you love me
again. 2521.
Brewer (C. E.) 1780.
Brewer (G. A.)
10461.
Rapture.
Four-square gospel.
Brewer Worcester march.
2525.
Brewer (J. H.):
All through the night. 17236 (7).
(HE
Approach, my soul, the mercy
seat. 12659.
Arm these Thy soldiers, mighty
Lord. 4650.
Holy night. 14976 (1380).
Londonderry air. 13736.
Serenade. 14976 (288).
Brewer (R. 3B.) Modern Romeo.
28468.
Brewer (R. J.) pub. co.:
In my dreams. 28060.
With you. 29555.
Brewer (Ted):
Blue day. 22141.
Sara-Lee. 23745.
That four four rhythm band.
26620.
Brewster (-) Treasure. 12250.
Brewster (C. 8S.) Crimson and gold.
7685.
Brewster (R. D.) To Sylvia. 9405.
Brewster (R. S.) To Sylvia. 9405.
Brewster (Tex) Honest I’m in love
with you. 5444.
Brewster-Raph. When we meet again
sweetheart. 17114. a:
Brey (L. C.):
Don’t tease. 15385.
Let it come true. 16003.
Oh do it and again. 163869.
That memory. 16896.
Briar Rose. 27268.
Brice (I. R.) East of Unimak Pass.
13081.
Brice (Robert) Dixie Daisy. 24847.
Bricefio (Manuel) Luli. 18872.
Briclot (Marcel) Chanson d’au-
tomne. 24706. +
Bridet. Education du _hautboiste.
8000.
Bridet (A.) Education du hautboiste.
3000.
Bridge (C. G.):
Fairy tale. 7856.
Humming-bird. 15697.
Merry chase. 16173.
Scherzo. 19706.
Whirligigs. 17127.
Bridge (Frank) Berceuse. 17380,
24580.
Bridges (G. E.) Lovelight in your
eyes. 25694.
Bridgman (Everett) Pm cuckoo over
you. 25303.
Briegel (G. F.):
Church in the wildwood. 27376.
First lady of the land. 10420.
Marché l’aiglon. 13830.
1633
INDEX
Briggs (D. B.):
March of the hollyhocks.
Skipping rope. 9183.
Waltz of the black-eyed Susans.
8535.
9521. !
Briggs (Lionel) Grimbalina. 10569.
Briggs (M. M.) Little old house.
5867, 20683.
Brigham (H.):
Crazy sticks. 17582.
Glad chatter. 17827.
Brigham (Earle) Boosey’s military
journal. 22154.
Brigham (M. W.) Our’ beloved
United States. 1649.
Bright (M. D.):
Our united land. 3886.
You can’t fool me no more. 21909.
Bright (Syd) Just nothing. 1127.
Brinck (M. V.) Dear old daddy.
15337.
Brine (R. HE.) Because you were my
gal. 7482.
Brinker (Gregory ) Magdalena.
23174.
Brinkman (Frances) So say yes and
if you please. 26429.
Brinkman (Joseph) Menuetto. 13874.
Brinton (N. H.) Dreaming of mother.
7788.
Briscoe (C. HE.) Angela parva mia.
12648.
Brissette (Adolphus) jr. Feeling so
blue. 17749.
Brisson (R.) Toune.. 21653.
Bristol (Hdition) musik-u. buhnen-
verlag, a. g.:
Gedanken sind frei. 7945.
Ich weiss ganz genau. 8226.
Musikus vom Lichtenthal. 23762.
Singende Venus. 9176.
Wenn sie nicht wissen sollten.
14818.
Wer braucht denn jazz und saxo-
phoner. 9542.
Britting (Pauline) :
Casket of gold. 312.
Dear baby mine. 153833.
Farmer Green and the north pole.
620.
Flower of the Northland. 15498.
Girls girls, I have cold feet now.
F952. d
_I will never be lonesome for you.
8218.
If love is what you say it is.
13517.
It beats only for you. 5694.
Just tag your man. 8850.
Memory, oh, memory. 8589.
True pals. 6990.
We have no home brew today.
(i223,
pt. I, n. s., v. 24
When we honeymoon in Mars.
19363.
Wonderful box of flowers. 7236.
Brix (Hise) McKinley song. 11165.
Broadbent (G. W.) Sweetheart mine.
21520.
Broadway. 4882.
Broadway music corp.:
Blue moments. 27242.
Completely. 24744.
Dreamy Spanish eyes. 7791, 10286.
In between. 20446, 22904.
It doesn’t take so much to make -
me happy. 3424.
It’s blue-bird weather now. 10884.
It’s so good. 18578.
Judgment day. 3460.
Lonely little Cinderella. 11098. |
Moonlight in the Yellowstone.
6056, 8638.
Oh! baby what a night! 3838.
Rhythm a-la-carte. 18825.
Rudy, your love songs reach my
heart. 11799.
She’s got great ideas.
Spending a day with you. 19029.
Stomp Mr. Henry Lee. 145389.
That’s a serious thing. 14620.
Tickle my doggie. 4882.
Von Tilzer’s (Albert)
songs of the past. 2346.
Waiting for you. 9516.
Way of dreams. 12348.
You'll think better of me.
Broadway nights. 15084, 17187.
Broadway scandals. 26868, 26983.
3roadwell (Cora) :
1941.
famous
19457.
Southern dream girl. 12021.
You are not the man of my
dreams. 12521.
Broadwell (J. M.) Satisfied with
Jesus. 11827.
Brock (Archibald) I’m longing for
someone to love. 3326.
Brock (Delia) Modern girl. 16200.
Brock (Pearl) :
Blue days. 22142.
Just.to break my “h@arirecsurr,
Say you'll come back. 23755.
You lied about that woman blues.
24382.
Brockett (A. W.) When troubadours
sang. 17112.
Brockman (Daniel) I’ve got a mil-
lion dollar baby. 25347.
Brockman (James) :
Believe me I believe you. 9886.
Dough-boy’s lullaby. 22402.
I’m gon’ a pack my trubbles in
the snow ball man. 9831. .
Love me a little now and then.
11126.
Mexicana. 1348.
Oh, yeh! 6233.
1634
_ INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Put a little salt on the bluebird’s
tail. 238652.
Say it with a big brass band.
1883.
Smiling thru the clouds. 6684.
Spanish eyes. 2047.
Welcome home. 26847.
Wrap me in a Spanish shawl.
2528.
Brockman (P. C.):
Behold! the
15119.
Blue devil blues.
Evil woman blues.
‘Frisco train blues. 5255.
Gold tooth blues. 17841.
He was born in a manger.
Kidnapping. 1144.
Latter rain is falling. 20617.
Ninety-eight degree blues. 18598.
Nothin’ to do. 1561.
Penitentiary moan blues.
Rising sun. 143808.
St. Louis fair blues. 16614.
Since I laid my burdens down.
18948.
Somebody’s been stealing. 2011.
Take a stand. 16870.
Tell me what kind of man Jesus
We TO1S4:
Tell me woman blues. 14608.
Wond’ring what you'll do. 2519.
Work ox blues. 7242.
You may be living or you may be
dead. 2558.
1927 flood. 17236.
Brockman music pub. co.
Believe me I believe you. 9886.
Love me a little now and then.
11126.
Brocksmith (Edward) :
Echoing river. 10308.
When they played Kentucky home.
9569.
Brockton (Lester) pseud. See Lake
CM. Ei)
Brockway (Howard):
Etude. 4577 (388).
Idyl. 4577 (89).
Scherzo. 4577 (40).
Brockway (W. E.):
King shall reign.
4760.
15450.
817.
6314.
First tunes for the ’cello. 20056.
Oxford ’cello method. 21112—
211 47
Second tunes for the ’cello. 21315.
Brodie (A. B.) My mother’s day.
13989.
Brodie (Alan) My only consolation.
11392
Brodin (G. W.):
Alabama Lou. 9740.
Keep on a’shuffin’.
Sylvia. 29208.
Brodrick (R.M.) Another day. 27131.
20573, 23019.
Brodsky My hr emia
28365.
Brodszky (Miklos) Szokik az asszony.
26588.
Brody (Hal) pseud. See Hedley (H.
B.), Clarke (Jack) and Acres
(Harry )
Broekman (David)
Battle in the air. 19616.
Call of love. 27304.
Off to Paris. 23488.
Shrew. 21362.
Simple Simon. 11918.
Turbulence. 29353.
Wanderer’s plaint.
(Edward)
12341.
Wonderful star of love. 12496,
19416.
Brogan (T. C.) All in my thoughts.
9754, 27090.
Broken wing. 4806, 4852, 5208, 5354,
5670, 5685, 5814, 6364, 6371, 6608,
7084, 7149.
Bromby (Wal.):
Bright star. 9959.
Pal who waits for me. 11599.
That little green island of Brin.
12164.
Bromme (Walter):
Potpourri. 11681.
Sechser operette. 11863.
Sieben schlager aus Die hotelratte.
9968. .
Brommert (Anton) 12737.
Bronson (M. E.):
June is on the way. 1108.
Lullaby. 1294.
Sweetheart come _ back
26574.
Tea time. 2188.
Winged victory. 12483, 14892.
Bronson (R. W.):
Carmelita, you’re my own. 27320.
Creative march. 15290.
Equity. 17714, 20000.
Hson just for you. 27606.
Give us back our beer and wine,
5307.
Hollywood blues. 278389.
Berceuse.
to me.
Pal of my dreams. 3896.
Bronstad (L. W.):
Dear dad. 15334.
You dear. 17199.
Brook (Harry) Lamb. 11006.
Brooke (David):
Arizona. 24510.
Happy song. 25145.
Let trouble blow away. 25613.
Brooker (E. R.) Because. 22093.
Brooklyn Sunday school union centen-
nial. 17446.
Brooks (D. C.) Memories. 1360.
Brooks (E.) Christmas echoes. 358.
Brooks (H. L.) Walking with Jesus.
12594 (412).
1635
INDEX
Brooks (Harry):
Ain’t misbehavin’.
Argentina. 24507.
Bug house. 24649.
Can’t we get together.
Dixie Cinderella. 15365.
I feel it. 25259.
Japanese. 25478.
Just-sociable. 28172.
Off-time. 16864.
Say it with your feet. 18882.
Snake hip dance. 23852.
Sweet Savannah Sue. 19090.
That jungle jamboree. 21557.
That rhythm man. 16897.
What did I do-to be so black and
blue. 21788.
Brooks (J. S.) Wonderful Dixie nights.
9623.
Brooks (K. L.):
17261.
17475.
Forgive us as we forgive. 22549.
Gethsemane and Calvary. 22588.
God’s good tidings. 22613.
God’s high mountain place. 22615.
Brooks (M. H.) Radio lullaby. 14262.
Brooks (N. E.) One little year. 3863.
Brooks (R. L.):
I have a girl up in Mars. 22769.
Under de old banana tree. 21697.
Brooks (Reynold) Main street. 8523.
Broom (Peter) pseud. See Gilner
(Dora)
Broones (Martin):
At close of day. 15060.
Blue bird blues. 9925.
Campus capers. 10009, 12835.
‘College days, 10091, 12908.
College university. 10092.
Gorgeous. 10557.
I don’t want your kisses.
Ich liebe dich. 15817.
My prayer. 3751.
Until the end. 12297, 14740.
You know who I love. 12581.
You mustn’t muss the mustard.
13396.
12541.
Yowre locked in my heart Mari-
anne. 12548.
Brosch (O.) Raska sjéman halla!
26237.
Broughton (Richard) :
Along life’s highway. 17281.
Another star in the family flag.
26438.
Bashful lover’s song. 24551.
Cradle me back to my old Georgia
home. 7682.
Days of long ago. 19898.
Dearest mother. 17627.
Desert love. 22362.
Dream of you. 2976.
For our granddad was a modern
lover. 15506.
Have you forgotten. 15641.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
I’m glad I waited for you. 5540.
Little pal. 18306. .
Lost and drifting. 16069.
Love birds. 25670.
Memorial roses. 184388.
Mother, why did you bob your
hair? 8699.
My prohibition daddy. 6145.
My sweetheart’s gone away. 3761.
My twilight rose. 8725.
Oh! how you'll be surprised.
14085.
Radio sweetheart. 14263.
Riding herd at night. 16568. |
Sad, sad Mother’s day. 16610.
Summer days are dawning. 23950.
Television. 26610.
While Maggie is riding her wheel.
29512.
Wicky, wacky,woo. 29538.
Wonderful sweetheart of dreams.
29567.
Y. C. L. march song. 2540.
Yo yo. 26996.
You say that you love me still.
12558.
Broughton (Russell) If ye abide in
Me. 20434.
Broughton (W.):
All hail the power. 27084.
His name. 15666.
It came upon the midnight clear.
27084.
O little town of Bethlehem.
27084.
1819.
I wish I was a baby
Rock of ages.
Broun (EH. R.)
again. 25367.
Broussard (M. P.)
Belle. 13968.
Brouwer (H. L. De):
Jardin azily >. \i2a.4e
Me odias. 11236.
Brower (A. M.) Evening
24960.
Brower (G. A.):
Fields o’ Ballyclare.
Old love. 26076.
Brown (A. L.):
Dolores. 2959.
To a little fairy. 19202.
Brown (A. M.):
California I’m here, and how. 281.
Everything is coming out all right.
My Evangeline
shadows.
20047.
20018.
How can I love some one else.
10662.
I've just got to give her credit.
5603.
I want to ery on my lover’s shoul-
der. 15807, 27998.
I want to cry on some-one’s shoul-
der. 10794.
I want you. 20402.
1636
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
In misery. 22914.
Just let me love you. 25520.
Maurine. 28406.
My dreams seem true with you.
23350.
Paradise found with you. 1671.
Please don’t go away. 18756.
Prec-i-ous Bernice. 6378.
Precious Mar-gar-et. 6374.
Roma, love of loves. 11779.
Sweet Maurine. 16848.
Uncle Sam’s air mail. 9455.
What could be sweeter than you.
19333.
Brown (A. 8.)
8175.
Brown (Bradford)
the world. 28107.
I’m stuck on Molasses.
It’s love that rules
Brown (Burton) Missouri moon.
28463.
Brown (CC. B.) Yesterday’s _ girl.
9645.
Brown (C. 8S.) Broken is the seal.
_ 4804.
Brown (D. B.) Jolly-folly man.
20530.
Brown (Dora) Dearest pal, how I
miss you. 19910.
Brown (FE. G.):
Over a garden gate.
So long to the blues.
Brown (E. H.)
29647 (106).
Brown (E. S.):
1657.
6698.
In the name of Jesus.
I’m still loving you. 22830.
So blue. 23853.
Brown (Edgar) You'll come back to
me someday. 29611.
Brown (Egon):
China. 10059.
Kimono. 13653.
Brown (Eleonore)
7482.
Brown
Awake, O soul.
(Ethel)
blue. 1126.
Brown (F. L.):
I wanta marry Mary. 28004.
Me and my Beverly. 28410.
Brown (Forman):
December moon. 17634.
Garden in the moon. 17799.
My man Friday. 20942.
Theme for A thousand feet of life.
19162. ,
Brown (Frank) French quit Rhine.
27684.
‘Brown (G. A.):
Honey-dew. 20259.
You're a perfect girl. 21933.
Your fate will be. 21950.
Brown (George):
For Molly and me.
13182.
Only a bum. 26101.
Just lonesome and
10449, 13181,
Sweetheart, ’m on my way. 4252,
6832.
That’s what I call heaven. 4290,
4291.
Wedding gown that Nellie never
wore. 24221.
Brown (Georgia Layne) If wishes but
came true. 3379.
Brown (Gertrude) There'll still be
other dawns. 29279.
Brown (Gertrude L.)
you when I’m blue.
Brown (Gladstone)
2980.
Brown (Glendora) I’m sorry it wasn’t
you. 5573.
Brown (Hal): :
Catch yo’ breath. 12860.
Cool off. 15276.
Brown (Harry) Mammy, my dear
mammy ain’t I your mammy’s boy.
5958.
Brown (Hershal) :
Down yonder. 13052.
Nobody loves me. 14048.
Brown (Howard) :
Juniaften. 20544.
Madeleine. 1304.
Brown (Hubert) :
ASk me not again.
At parting. 15062.
Beneath the lilac blossom. 15128.
Madrigal of sleep. 18382.
Song at dawn. 26464.
Sorrows 16765.
Brown (Irving)
heart.’ T7129:
Brown (J. EH.)
when I’m blue.
Brown (J. G.) pseud.
(James).
Brown (J. H.):
Hullah Brown-Spencer Dyke chil- -
dren’s violin book. 22744.
Hullah Brown-Spencer Dyke violin
method. 27870.
Students’ coneertino. 4221.
Twenty-one first position melodie
Thoughts. of
2200.
Dreaming of you.
4659.
Dear girl of my
I can’t ery so I laugh
10687, 25245.
See Rubesky
violin studies. 258.
Brown (J: J:).:
Looks like rain. 283818.
Moon, the night and you. 28480.
Brown (J. L.) You’ve left me broken-
hearted. 9687.
Brown (J. N.) Blessed is He that
cometh. 195.
Brown (J: R.) Margie. 16128.
Brown (James) :
Air and Giga.
Bourrée. 4694.
Court minuet, Siciliano and The
fairies’ country dance. 4967.
Gavot and Interlude. 5272.
Intermezzo and Menuetto.
5368.
5395.
1637
IN DEX
Brown (James)—Continued.
Passepied. 4696.
Polychordia string tutor.
28835.
Prelude and Musette. 5871.
Rondeau and Le sabat. 6480.
Sarabande and Corrente. 5372.
Sonata in B flat. 6716.
Toccata and Jig. 6950.
Too tight rag. 26687.
LG24,
Two dances from the Ballet du |
roi. 5088.
Brown (Janet) Theta xi reverie.
19182.
Brown (Joe):
Stop layin’ that stuff on me.
23940.
Take a little bit. 24008.
Brown (Katherine) My Beta phi
Sweetheart. 28524.
Brown (lL. F.):
Fatal mistake. 5187.
Just dreaming of you.
Message of love. 23262.
Oh! mother dear. 23499.
Oh! you mama. 6235.
Out in the pale moonlight.
15945.
16429.
Stay away from Hollywood.
16800.
Brown (L. M.) Cry of the heathen.
24426 (62).
Brown (Mrs. L. O.) See Brown
(L. M.)
Brown (lL. T.):
Night and the stars.
Vespers. 19278.
Brown (Lew):
*18591.
Birdies sing in cages too. 4744.
Button up your overcoat. 269,
24655.
Carnival prelude. 24688.
Follow thru. 667.
Good for you—bad for me. 27789.
Good news. TA47.
Hold everything. 15671, 20256,
Donel,
I could give up anything but you.
891.
I could love a man like that.
27889.
Till know him. 27928.
I’m a dreamer. 13480, 18027.
I’m in seventh heaven. 5551,
S155.
I want to be bad. 966.
If I had a talking picture of you.
10811, 15826.
It’s great to be necked.
Little pal. 5868, 8456.
Man’s man. 1323.
My lucky star. 1490.
My sin. 6148, 11402.
No more you. 1553, 3799.
Red hot Chicago. 288992,
15893.
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Still ’'d love you. 2071.
Sunnyside up. 14559, 16835.
Thank your father—thank your
mother. 29258.
Then Ill have time for you. 2176.
Turn on the heat. 14716, 16980.
Used to you. 70385, 9467.
Wasn’t it beautiful while it
lasted. 29444.
When the autumn leaves of life
begin to fall. 7184.
Why can’t you. 9601.
You find the time. 17202, 19454.
You’re the cream in my coffee.
17216.
You’ve got me pickin’ petals off
of daisies. 14953, 17220.
You wouldn’t fool me, would you.
2565.
Brown (Louise Ottis) :
Can He trust in.you and me.
29647 (27).
My blessed Savior comes. 29647
(15%);
Whiter than the snow. 29647
(259).
Brown (Lowrie Otis) Hallelujah!
Praise the Lord. 24426 (106).
Brown (M. A.) Just a song at
twilight. 10940.
Brown (M.C.) Easter jubilate. 1867.
Brown (M. D.) Just laugh and let
the world roll on. 10951.
Brown (M. H.):
Bird and the squirrel. 185,
Cabin on the bayou. 277, 15201.
Deep-water song. 153842,
To Mary. 29647 (236).
While stars keep. their
27368.
Brown (M. K.)
Brown (M. L.)
house. 13654.
Brown (N. H.):
- Blondy. 15152, 17410.
Broadway melody. 2782.
Bundle of old love letters.
24651.
Chant of the jungle.
Cotton. 24767.
Happy cowboy. 27779.
Love boat. 3581.
Mocn is low. 28477.
Only love is real. 18677,
Pagan love song. 8866.
Should I. 16695, 16696.
Sing a song of old Montana.
29048.
Singin’ in the rain. 11928.
Wedding of the painted doll.
7129.
Woman in the shoe.
You were meant for me.
vigil.
New age. 8745.
King Jesus built His
17450, .
15233, 19772.
26108.
19414, 26973.
4568.
1638
‘Brown bros.
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
Brown (Nick) <A. A. A. military | Browne (M. L.):
novelty march. 1. Domine non sum dignus. 2960.
Brown (P. C.) If you laugh, the O God I love Thee. 1578.
world laughs with you. 18519. Oh sume, suscipe. 3845.
Brown (R.) Shine on Virginia moon. You are there, little Jesus. 2548.
263938. Browne (Mort) Put on your pajamas.
Brown (R. A.) Get up off that jazz- 23653.
a-phone. 25059. . Browne (T. J.) :
Brown (Ray) I’ve got a sunshine
baby for a rainy day. 960.
Brown (Ruth) Oregon mist. 6272.
Brown (S. B.) Love-time lives for
aye. 25690.
Brown (S. E.):
Just a thinking of you. 1120.
Once upon a time memor'es. 1634.
Brown (Sherman) Sweet Kentucky
Lou. 2106.
Brew (Pante.) Merry Andrew.
20841. ;
Brown (T. M.) My dream. 18513.
Brown (T. N.) Beginners harmonica
course. 2719-2728.
Brown (Tod) American leg‘on-air.
19541.
Brown (W. F.). Stay out of the
shadows. 12052.
Brown (Waliee) Cha-ra-chicker-ro-
chew-der-chew. 17503.
Brown (Walter):
Kentucky blues. 28194.
Longing for you dear. 13751.
Brown (William) Springtime. 6771.
Brown (Wylbert) Eves of Texas are
upon you. 10378.
Blessed is He that
cometh. 195.
Brownagle (C. J.) Id leve to love
the one I love. 5482.
Browne (Bradford) :
It’s love that rules the world.
8294.
Kissing tune. 10978.
Save a little kiss for me chérie.
16628.
Browne (J. L.):
Betrothal. 29647 (16).
Evermore and evermore.
(104).
Far from my
9709 (61).
Land of the lullaby. 20608, 20609.
Mors et vita. 29647 (150).
O salutaris hostia. 9709 (175).
Out from the north. 29647 (173).
Pedal studes for the organ.
14976 (252).
Serenade. 29647 (204).
Smile my lady. 17286 (384).
Tantum ergo. 9709 (231).
Browne (Lawrence) Radio craze.
IStZ.
4577
heavenly home.
Cotton blossom blues. 24768.
When I dream of the girl I love.
26878.
Browne (Ted) musie co.:
Browne’s (Ted) beginners piano
method. 9971.
I promise. 5588.
Mississippi moon. 28462.
Old Italian love song. 11531 (32).
Perkins (Walton) popular voice
method. 26163.
Sweet Liza. 6822.
Who do you miss. 4494.
Browne (W. R. R.):
Blue evenin’. 17416.
He’s the he for me. 17900.
Brownell (C. R.) Living for Jesus.
28300.
Browning (B. B.) When I waltz the
sweetheart waltz with you. 14839.
Browning (Mortimer) :
Ah! love, believe. 21988.
Omar’s rose. 1618.
Brownsmith (Douglas) pseud. See
Holloway (Douglas)
Brownson (George) I ain’t no one’s.
22a k
Broyles (Christine)
tell me. 17135.
Broyles (Hlizabeth)
Brt. (Enrique) :
Capitana. 24682.
Faroles. 27639.
Bruce (A. C.) Pact of peace.
Brucet CB. Be). * Port ery:
17653.
Bruce (Myrtle) My radio gal.
Bruce-Callender (Fitz Gerald) :
America. 12639.
On the waters land and air.
Bruch (Max):
Kol n drei. 20589.
Odysseus. 26051.
Bruckner (Anton):
Hpisoden aus symphonien. 13105.
Symphon‘e. 12801, 12802, 14589.
Briill (Charles) Edition. Ce n’est que
Why didn’t you
Mazie, 18480.
11589.
Dollie.
13997.
14106.
¢
votre main, Madame ... 15228.
Briill (Karl) Edition:
Du hast mich betrogen... 10293.
Es gibt eine frau, die dich niemals
vergisst. 5152.
Geh’ nicht wieder fort! 10498.
Ich brauch’ fiir Sonntag eine neue
braut! 5622.
1639
‘
INDEX
Brill (Karl) HEdition—Continued.
Ich ktsse ihre hand madame.
8225.
Rosen und fraw’n.
Stisses baby. 4226. .
Vier worte mocht ich dir jetzt
6494.
sagen. 7055.
Bruguiere (EH. A.):
Happy days. 27780.
Just you. 3487.
Memories. 20832. .
Share your lips with me, chérie.
213382.
Somebody cares. 4171.
Sweet memories. 21511.
Tell me my sweetheart. 29245.
There’s only you. 26654.
What have you done. 24236.
When the moon light shadows
creep. 21819.
Bruin songs. 2785.
Brumaire. 2589 (198).
Brun (Georges) :
Jardin de mon enfance. 3439.
Lutin de Glenmore. 1299, 1300.
O salutaris. 1585.
Brune (Adolf) Shadows of the even-
ing. 26381.
Bruneau (Alfred) :
Danse espagnole. 458.
Ouragan. 2589 (249).
Pavane. 1681.
Brunel (R.):
Georgiano. 15554.
Jockey. 15928.
Nick. 16321.
Brunel (Raoul) :
Mikhail. 138900.
Vision de Dante.
Brunel (Raymond) :
Ballet japonais.
Dhurbar. 2944.
Jalousie. 18179.
Brunell (Nita) :
I’ll smack his sassy face. 3300.
When you are dancing. 7195.
Brunelle (Doléan) :
4577 (414).
2699.
Dream of me pretty girl. 153898.
Lucile. 16094.
*Pep. 14168.
Brunelle (E. J.) Beatrice. 19622.
Brunelli (A. L.) Shapiro Bernstein
cinema series. 11888.
Brunelli (L.):
Agitato cavaleata. 12610.
Children’s conquest. 17512.
Grotesque. 10570.
Misterioso danzante. 11294.
Parasites of the night. 11609.
14521.
7145.
Opening no. 1.
Spring fever.
Western reverie.
Brunelii (Peter)
186838. °
‘Bruno (Frederic)
pt. 117, n. s., v. 24
Bruni (Brunello) See Gia-
chetto (Enrico)
Brunkhorst (Fred) :
pseud.
As we sing the lovers’ refrain.
2663.
June, sweetheart 0’ mine. 3465.
Just learn to forget to remember.
1725.
Bruno (Frank) I’m missing you.
22823.
Broken hearts on
Broadway. 12796.
Bruno (V.N.) Why did I ever believe
in you. 2480.
Brunswick Balke Collender co.:
Black eat blues. 188. ;
By by baby, baby by by. 270.
Country girl blues. 412.
Jail break blues. 1082.
Jim Nappy. 1092.
Motherless blues. 1488.
Ox meat blues. 1658.
Red River bottom blues.
Sadie’s servant room blues.
Superstitious blues. 2090.
Trinity river blues. 2248.
Brunton (K. B.) Sea of. memory.
1907.
Bruschettini (Mario) :
1789.
1855.
Fronde che _ vedesti rinverdire.
7933. .
Ninna nanna. 8761.
Siate pit dolce vO. ... 9147.
Sonata italiana. 9225.
Brush (Olive) Let’s play and sing
around the clock. 3536.
Brusselmans (M.) :
Alarme. 7336.
Allegro drammatico.
Angoissant mystére.
Bruits d’ usine. 7548.
Cain. 24666.
H}pouvante.
EXxpiation.
Marcia tragica.
Naufrage. 8736.
Passion. 88838.
Pizzicato misterioso. 14187.
Poursuite mystérieuse. 18773.
Symphonie en fa. 16861-16864.
Brussels (Iris) :
Danse grazioso.
Nocturne. 27280.
Valse sentimentale.
Brusso (Giovanni) :
Canto triste. 15215.
Dormi, amore. 15390.
Brustad (Bjarne) Sd¢lvet.
Bryan (Al.):
Broadway baby dolls.
My song of the Nile.
28568.
12627.
7378.
3017. |
17730.
13832.
27467.
29391.
4163.
12793.
20960,
1640
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Oh ma, what a man. 3843.
Things we want the most are hard
to get. 12192, 14653, 19186.
Bryan (Donald) Noridcians waltz.
14051.
Bryan
25921.
Bryan (L. O.) Lifes experience. 1212.
Bryan (S. B.) Call of the Ozarks.
(Eddie) My Kalua _ rose.
4834.
Bryant (Hoyt) Sweetheart days.
23988.
Bryant (Laura) Christmas carols.
27370.
Bryant (M.G.) No, I won’t marry for
money. 11452.
Bryant (P. G.)
Bryant. (P. Oz)
1985.
Bryant
1985.
Bryant (Richard):
Everybody was there. 138128.
He shut the lion’s mouth. 138312.
Bryant (Sylvester) Waiting. 24197.
See Bryant (M. G.)
Small town Rose.
(Percy) Small town Rose.
Bryant (W. H.) Viola, cello and bass
parts... 12321.
Bryant (Warren) What do I gare.
24234.
Brymn (J. T.) Please let me sleep.
29647 (178).
Brymn (Tim):
Alabam. 97389.
Cruel hearted woman blues.
10133.
Daddy don’t let me drive you wild.
4984.
I'll be your baby doll.
Jealous moon. 5725.
My bombolina from Argentina.
16239.
Ob me, oh my. 11515.
You’re the one. 12554.
Bryngelson (Olof) Rose. 4059.
Bryning (H.N.) Oriole, 28733.
Bub (F.):
High speed. 5426.
Jay walker’s parade.
5508.
20512, 28128.
On the trail. 6252.
Royal hunt. 1845.
Speedway. 2051.
Bucalossi (P.) Hunting scene. 13376,
27874.
Bucci (Tacito) :
Liberty march. 23062.
My darling. 23341.
President Hoover. 6379.
Buch vom lied der vyélker. 4808.°
Buchanan (A. M.) Wild geese.
12475.
Buchanan (Barry) Azure crystal.
19587.
Buchanan (Charles) See
Schaeffer (Arling)
pseud.
Buchanan (George) South Downs of
Sussex. 2040.
Buchanan (L. HE.) Twilight hour.
12276.
Buchanan (R. M.):
Always thinking of you. 2622.
You’ve made a hit, wow. 24403.
Buchbinder (H. F.) Mystery waltz.
8728.
Buchtel (F. L.) Valse romantique.
9478. ‘
Buck (Bert) Smile in heaven. 29074.
Buck (Dudley) :
Boots and saddles:
O Saviour of the world.
(Pet ),-
Until God’s day.
Buck (KE. N.) Zouave.
Buck (Hs Bede
Boots and saddles.
O Saviour of the world.
(2371).
Until God’s day. 4577 (405).
Buck (lL. H.) My baby’s eyes. 28522.
Buck (Vera) Marche orientale. 1329.
Buck song. service. My bluebell.
20910.
Bucke (L. E.)
school. 18495.
Buckets ood, Hi.)
26708.
Buckingham (A. E.):
Anvil of God’s word. 62.
Calling me back to the South.
15208.
Dear old Broadway. 472.
Dearest, when I waltz with you.
475.
14976 (42).
14976
4577 (405).
2575.
14976 (42).
14976
Music in the nursery
Truly I promise.
I’m all alone. 15757.
Buckley (Alberta) In the heart of a
beautiful rose. 20465.
Buckley (EH. J.) Ace in the hole.
9716, 17245.
Buckley (Emmett) Part of my heart
b’longs to you. 16451.
Buckley (Jerry) In my garden of
memory. 5663.
Budai (—) Neha ugy felsir, Csinon
Palko, ne menj kislany. 20982.
Budd (Beatrice) Fireside memories.
20052.
Budd (Christine)
20052.
Biicher (Ernst) pseud. See Boex (A.
J
Fireside memories.
Buehl (Gus) From morning to eve-
nine: SIA,
Buell (KE. H.) Every-morning prayer.
20013.
Buell (M. D.) Every-morning prayer.
20013. ;
Biirger (Der) als edelmann. 26533.
Bueris (John de) See De Bueris
(John)
1641
INDEX
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
Biisser (Henri) Marche de _ {féte.
VAGI22. :
Buff (J. W.) That little town girl.
14619. :
Buffano (Jules) Cafeteria jangle.
279. :
Buffington (A. M.) Along life’s high-
way. 17281.
Buffum (Herbert) :
But—how did de goats get in?
267. e
Perhaps there’s something wrong
with you. 1687.
When Jesus was born in my soul.
2440.
When they saw the star they re-
joiced. 2452.
Buffum (W. H.):
Glory of the cross. 5310.
What I heard and saw through |
prayer. 7154.
Bugbee (G. A.) :
It’s a good old world we're living
in. 28103.
Why should I be lonely. 14881.
Bugbee (L. A.):
Butterfly dance.
Dainty dance. 17236 (87).
Dance of the fireflies. 17236 (92).
Dream of fairyland. 12594 (72).
Japanese maiden. 17236 (201).
Maid Marjory. 17236 (236).
My Prince. 17286 (283).
Song of the cricket. 17236 (395).
Sweet Mistress Dorothy. 17236
(418).
Bugbee (W. N.):
Kohen-Klancy kids. 28216.
Mother’s most beautiful
28503.
Old Santa’s mistakes.
That mother of mine.
Three hustling Hebrews. 29295.
Wait till I get my specs. 29428.
Buglione (G.) March—159th regt.,
California N. G. 8587.
Buhler (H. C.):
Oh! Ma(r)! where is my Ruby
at. 21045.
Pirates. 26184.
Buie (D. H.):
Belk stores belt the Carolinas.
15124.
Feast of pirates.
Bulcher (Clarence)
12878, 26857.
Bull (Georges) :
Griselidis.
Vingt petits préludes.
Bull (H. G.):
Four songs. 2786.
Saint Bride’s eve. 1860.
Through the waning
2208.
17236 (58).
face.
28709.
29259.
15474.
Western girl.
17286 (249).
2589 (37).
seasons.
Bull (Ole):
Adagio av H-moll concerten. 2599.
I ensomme stunde. 2599.
Bullard (F. F.):
Comrade song. 24426 (56).
Kavanagh. 19491 (111).
Three-leaved clover. 4577 (896).
Bullard (M. §8.): .
Comrade song. 24426 (56).
Kavanagh. 19491 (111).
Three-leaved clover. 4577 (3896).
Bullard (S. C.) Lindy hop. 1219.
Bullis (C. H.) O be joyful in the
Lord. 3820.
Bullis (Leonard) Pal of the pal I
love. 261388.
Bullis (M. D.) There’s a _ reason.
4315.
Bullock (Hrnest) :
Padric the fidiler. 11591.
Song in the Valley of Humilia-
tion. 11991.
Te Deum. 191238.
Bullock (Richard) New songs for
the home and radio. 16817.
Bumcke (Gustav) Saxophon ettiden.
4092, 23752.
Bumpy Chew)
28338.
Bumpus (G. H.) Does mama love papa
this morning. 19936.
Bunch (Boyd) You. 1798.
Bunch (R. L.) Do you ever think of
me. 10238.
Buncher (H. P.):
Faust. 29647 (77).
Mansaniello. 12594 (12).
Overland limited. 12594 (298).
Souvenir of Otay. 12594 (364).
Bunting (Edwina) Little bungalow
among the pines. 20674.
Bunting (L.G.) My pussy cat. 16280.
Burbidge (June) I ain’t got nothing.
Love me—love me.
25236.
Bureh (Hilder) Church and its king-
dom. 27375.
Burch (W. H.) Dear little Jesus.
27484.
Burchenal (Elizabeth) Five folk
dances. 7551.
Burd (Harry) Why did you pretend
17134.
Burden pictures, inc. Saga of Ojibwe
life. 28935.
Burdett (G. A.):
Be glad, O ye righteous. 457%
(Zi):
Blessed be the Lord my strength.
7310 (20).
For God so loved the world. 12594
(94).
Glory to God
19491 (81).
in the Highest.
1642
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
He giveth His loved ones sleep.
29647 (85, 86).
Holy, holy, holy Lord. 29647 (91).
I was a wandering sheep. 25361.
Larger prayer. 19491 (116).
Still, still with Thee. 4577 (878).
Ten responses. 14976 (45).
There is a river. 19491 (236).
Burdick (K. E.) Lolita, my dove.
5884.
Burdick (M. E.) Little journeys to
music-land. 238088.
Buren (Burrell van)
(Burrell)
Burford pub. co.:
Cute little flat at the top of the
stair. 12955.
God be thanked.
Somehow. 26450.
Bure (G. ‘J.) :
Dance mood. 27456.
Dreams. 7790.
Burge (Phil) Without my dreams.
21876.
Burgess (Kendall):
Cheating. 4892.
Dark moon. 19889, 19890.
Burgess (T. B.) I was blue. 10799.
See Van Buren
17835.
Burgess (Walter) Razzberries. 21217.
- Burgiss (R. E.):
Earl Bristol’s farewell. 24426
(74).
Roundelay. 7310 (116).
See where my love a-maying goes.
24426 (249).
Burgmein (J.) Bérébé. 17236 (41).
Buremiiller (Fr.) Melodische etiiden.
1356-1358.
Burgschwieger (Josef) Wienerlied.
12474.
- Burke (E. J.) After I get your lov- |
ing, Joycine. 4595.
Burke (E. L.) After I get your loving,
Joycine. 4595,
Burke (J. G.) Nobody knows. 1559.
Burke (Joe):
After business hours. 21983.
All that I’m asking is sympathy.
i 8 (ral
And still they fall in love. 17297.
Bouncing the baby around. 24623.
Darn fool woman like me. 22337.
Don’t blame it on the moonlight.
138082.
Dream mother. 5096.
Girls we remember. 27719.
Give your little baby lots of lovin’.
3150.
Go to bed. 13245, 22609.
I’m screwy over Looey. 27962.
I’ve got a masculine complex.
20392.
If I’m dreaming. 22889.
2469—30——6
If your best friend won’t tell you.
25401.
In a_ kitchenette.
18120, 22901.
Isn’t this a
25455.
Keeping the wolf from the door.
138652, 25549.
Like a breath of spring-time.
13710.
Lonely one. 3565, 5890, 5891.
Love will find a way. 8489, 11136,
16087.
Mechanical man. 16152, 23223.
Mother’s little sweetheart. 138936.
On Riverside drive. 1624.
Painting the clouds with sunshine.
11596, 16437, 18707, 21126, 23565.
Physically fit. 28805,
Ping pongo. 21166.
Poison kiss of that Spaniard.
14206.
Sally. 23739.
Song of the gold diggers.
Take it on the chin. 26593.
Things look wonderful now. 4321.
Tip-toe thru’ the tulips with me.
12219, 14674, 16938, 21630, 24094,
13530, 15841,
cock-eyed world?
12003.
29306.
Watching my dreams go by.
26826.
We’re lonesome for someone like
you. 21770.
What will I do without you.
14829, 19341.
Burke (Johnny) When yov’re in love.
17116.
Burke (T. F.) Mass in honor of The
little flower. 13837.
Burke (Warren) Dream nest.
Burkhardt (Eleanor)
banjo. 29110.
Burks (Carter )
14470.
Burleigh (Alston) In
20446, 22904.
Burleigh (Cecil) :
In playland. 25482.
Vacation time. 17003.
Burleigh (Ee .,)- .
Ante-bellum sermon. 4577 (12).
Bethlehem. 27211.
Christ be with me.
17672.
Song of the
Solitary blues.
between.
22237.
De black-bird an’ de crow. 4577
(82).
Go tell it on de mountains!
20151.
IT doan’ want fu’ t’ stay hyeah no
longah. 4577 (171).
Little mother of mine. 20681.
Ma Lawd’s a-writin’ down time.
4577 (226).
My Merlindy Brown. 4577 (284).
1643
INDEX
Burleigh (H. T.)—Continued.
Negro lullaby. 4577 (287).
Old songs hymnal. 26082.
Promised land. 23642.
Ride on, King Jesus. 6450.
Ring my bawnjer, ring. 19491
(197).
Thy heart. 12594 (396).
When de debble comes ’round.
4577 (420).
You'll git, dar
19491 (267).
Burleson (Hattie) :
| Beating me blues. 12715.
Black cat blues. 188.
By by baby, baby by by. 270.
Country girl blues. 412.
Frisco blues. 13202.
Jail break blues. 1082.
Jet black snake blues.
Jim Nappy. 1092.
Lonesome trail blues. 13748.
Motherless blues. 1488.
Orphan blues. 14118.
Ox meat blues. 1658.
Red River bottom blues.
Sadie’s servant room blues.
School day blues. 14369.
Superstitious blues. 2090.
Trinity river blues. 2248.
Wild jack blues. 14885.
Burli (—) Rio Ozama. 16578.
Burlingame (N. G.) You have gone.
29606.
Burmeister (Paul) :
I’m just trying to forget that I re-
in de mornin’.
13599.
1789.
1855.
member. 20360.
I’m koo-koo o’er my _ koo-ky.
20364.
Burn (Farrar) Somebody’s peanuts.
14484.
Burn (2, B.)3
Dream pal J’ll meet you yet, some
day. 522.
Hymn to spring. 25230.
Little blue pigeon. 16039.
Rules for flowers. 16602.
Up in the air. 4898.
Water baby. 26827.
Burn (W. H.) Eyes. 608.
Burne (G. W.) My little rainbow at
home. 8694.
Burnell (J.)
commandments.
Burnett (Cos.) >
How do I know. 252138.
I hold you close in my dreams.
25270.
June bells. 25504.
Burnett (KH. M.):
All I ever get is sympathy. 32.
At the end of the rainbow trail.
2666.
If ye love Me, keep My
10819.
pt. II, n. s., v. 24:
Being true. 17371.
I’m pleading with you. 3328.
I’m saving my kisses for you.
938.
In the silence of the night. 1039.
Keep on smiling. 13651.
My Chicago. 3721.
My little midnight Rose. 1486.
Twilight and you. 2272.
When summer comes. 4480.
Wonderful pal of my dreams.
9626.
Burnett (Ernie)
Burnett (I. S.)
shine. 233801.
Burnett (T. W.):
If love but live. 13516.
Within my heart there is a shrine.
See Burnett (H. M.)
Moon, moon, moon-
12491.
Burnett (Tiny) pseud. See Burnett
(Clase)
Burnette (J. H.) Forever, green and
white. 10458.
Burnham (C. S8.)
29647 (181).
Burnham (K. H.):
Beautiful virgin. 22091.
Big-hearted man of mine.
Friendly moon. 689.
Way of a-star. 21764.
Burnley (Wilfrid) Our big moment
blues. 14121.
Burns (Harriet) He’s smiling through.
3207.
Burns (opp)
Burns (James) :
Do you care? 10237.
Romance. 11780.
There’s happiness ahead. 12187.
Burns (Louie) See Burns (J. L.).
Burns (Robert) We'll all cheer the
Red, White and Blue. 9531.
Burnside (Edna) Dreaming of long
ago. 27561.
Burr (Rex):
Closer to heay’n. 27386.
Somebody. 238869.
Burrell (L. G.) Slumber time yodel.
Little song for two.
27220.
Bug shuffle. 12803.
' 4157.
Burrell (Reuben) My love for you.
8696.
Burris (L. G.) Dreamy Louisiana.
27564.
Burriss. CW. dee
Red head. 18812.
She’s my baby now. 213838.
Burroughs (A. J.) Mareh, Armada
boy’s. 20773.
Burrows (Julia)
loveland. 14535.
Burrows (Lester) Down where Janu-
ary’s June. 5089.
Stealing back to
1644
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Burstein (Paul):
Life of a tramp. 28271.
Perederedyorgela. 3925.
Burston (Clara) My Georgia man
blues. 20919.
Burt (B. H.) Harbor of home sweet
home. 789.
Burt (I. A.) Love, the redeemer.
25688.
Burtis (F. 8S.) Steins and glasses.
23934.
Burton, (Ceo Ag) Louisiana rose.
23985.
Burton (C. P.) Flowery kingdom.
12594 (91).
Burton (Gene):
Canteen song. 17479.
Faint heart. 17733.
Napoleons boots. 18578. -
Tonight the world is mine.
19214,
Burton (J. C.) My girl. 28539.
Burton (J. L.) Louisiana rose. 23135.
Burton (Lucile) See Glick (L. B.).
Burton (Valentine) :
Dance of the marionettes.
Just sing a song. 1128.
Lady of the morning. 3507.
Memories of Picardy. 1363.
447.
Noy) Pierrot...loul.
No fool man ean make a fool out
of me. 1552, 11451.
Say me. 9096.
Singing a vagabond song. 18962,
26417.
Burty (Marc) Griselidis. 17236
(249).
Burwell (C. H.). Songs. 4817.
Burwell (Cliff) I never guessed.
5585.
Burzynski (Sigmund) I can’t under-
stand you. 5480.
Busby (Bob): Summer days. 16826.
Busch (Adolf) :
Sonate in G dur. 19597.
Symphonie in E moll. 16865.
Variationen tiber ein thema von
W. A. Mozart. 1446.
Vier lieder. 19729.
Busch (Carl) To a katydid. 6944. —
Busch (M. T.) Magic lower valley
of the Rio Grande. 8518.
Buschle (A. C.) Thelma mazurka.
29647 (2380).
Buschle (L. L.) Thelma mazurka.
29647 (230).
Busé (William) :
Another grand day. 15047.
Jazz serenade. 18183.
Rio tango. 4087.
Bush (D. V.) Inspiration
and music. 1053.
Bush (Hthel) When twilight stole
o’er my cottage home. 24278.
in verse
“Butler
Sushea (F. O.):
'Leta. 38540.
That baby boy of mine.
Busker (Frank)
dreaming of you. 4328.
Busse (Henry) Say me. 9096.
Bussone (Carmine) Canto dei fasci
all’estero. 22200.
Buteher (Beulah) :
Just keep a-smilin’!
My Galahad. 25915.
When beauty fills the CONE
night. 29476.
Butcher (H. M.) Magnificat
Nune dimittis in E flat. 1312.
Butler (Benny) Moonlight and bal-
4277.
Thinking and
28165.
and
cony. 18479.
Butler (H. M.) Calico blues. 12824,
27308.
Butler (F. S.):
Hero of the skies.
Vallflickans sang. 21710.
Butler (Howard) If you don’t know
how to love, stay away. 18116.
Butler (L. M.) Colleen. 12907, 19817.
(Leonard) Emanations.
10617.
27586.
Butler (M. W.) pseud. See Perry (P.
B.)
Butler (Ralph) :
Chop suey. 7627.
He-by-gum. 561.
Hina-dena-dinah-do. 3011.
Feminine company, feminine sym-
pathy. 5197.
Give yourself a pat on the back.
25075.
Hope, brothers, hope! 17955.
How’s your mother? 5461.
I ain’t certain.” 20288.
I wagga da stick. 10786.
If I’m kind to Mary. 25384.
Let’s sing the cuddley song.
13694.
Oh! How she touches me. 11512.
Park yourself close to me. 21131.
Riding on a camel. 23696.
There ain’t many babies about.
24052.
Up in Archie’s aeroplane. 7031.
What can you do without money?
PAU CTE
You can’t see the sea today. 9660.
Butler (Ross) You’re my one rose
and I love you. 12549.
‘Butler (Wright) Ever so _ goosey.
7845.
Butterfield (M. A.) Bach album for
pianoforte. 22070.
Buxeuil (René de) Hille avait des
soquettes. 24929.
Buxtehude (Dietrich) Trio-sonate.
21665.
1645
pt. 10, n.s, v. 24
eee eee
Buxton (B. C.) I don’t see why you
should care for me. 15726.
Buy a broom. 9984.
Buya (Alfeo) Nuovo metodo per vio-
lino con la teoria del tetracordo.
16352, 16358.
Buys (Peter) Childhood days.
Buzzaecchi (Iginio) :
Lemme, lemme. 38529.
Mediolanum. 3646.
Strapaese. 12071.
Buzzi (EH G.):
Idylle pendant un film. 3366.
4903.
Menuet. 16172.
Buzzi-Peccia (A.): :
Gloria. 9709 (88).
Those enchanting eyes. 26660.
Byard (G. E.) With you. 29555.
bye (Frederick) Album of four pieces.
9745.
Byjacco (—)
(G. W.):
15525.
Byng
Day in Naples. 10179.
Devil’s forge. 13012.
Sailor’s philosophy. 26319.
Byng Johnson. (N. F.):
Sun of my soul. 12087.°
Turtle soup. 7001, 7002.
Byrd (A. M.) My daddy’s gone and
left me blue. 28527.
Byrd (C. E.) jr. Valley of silent men.
24165.
Byrd (Lee) :
Flapperette song. 20061.
In the kingdom of my heart.
20468. .
Jolly radio bug. 20532.
Joy bug dance. 20534.
Kingdom of my dreams.
Love’s melodies. 20728.
My beloved. 20907.
Seven little sisters.
Static. 21470.
Byrne (T. M.):
What’s the use of loving if you
won’t love me too. 24245.
You taught me how to say I love
you. 21942.
Byrnes (Alice) Two songs from The
inaugural bawl. 422.
Byrnes (Alma) Who loves the rain.
29525.
Frau ohne schileier.
20581.
21329.
3yrnes (Gene) Lolita. 28303.
Byron (in Be
I just can’t wait. 5499.
Linger a little longer. 5855.
C’est un beau vigneron. 4828,
Cabaliero (Rosendo) Tango. 26602.
Gaban’ (EF. RB.)
Blue eyes. 24606.
Claros de luna. 24731.
Cabeal (L. S.) Mama’s boy. 11188.
Cabell (A. T.) ‘Twas in the moon-
light when my love dreams came
true. 4376.
Cabella (Edoardo) Diana. 17641.
Cabello (F. L.).:
Amor y duda. 22017, 27122.
Ay!...que... Chihuahua. 22065.
Bella bafista. 22107.
Charras tapatias. 22220.
Chinita. 22285.
Desde el destierro.
Desengano. 22360.
Fado-Fanny. 22490.
Mexican music: Spanish music.
22359, 27498.
28445.
Mi mataor. 23266.
Nena mia. 23426.
Orgullo mexicano. 23547.
Por: qué te quise? 23622.
Qué les parece? 23658:
Thinking. 24069. —
Tierra mia. 24087.
Yueatan tierra de ensuefios.
Cabibbo (Salvatore) :
Consolazioni dell’ uomo unionista.
27416.
Dolce vita del lavoratore.
Cabrera (Hmeterio) :
Blanca azucena.
Como a las once.
Cabrera (L. M.):
A mi patria. 27058.
No me olvides. 20998.
Tristes remembranzas.
Cacace (Raffaele) :
’A tarantella d’ ’o 29. 2598.
’7O vero ammore. 238482.
24414,
27531.
12760.
12921.
26702.
Quann’é sincero ’ammore. 23654.
Cadman (C. W.):
Golden trail. 5327.
Homeward bound. 8057.
I whisper at twilight. 20408.
Joy. 28146.
Lady in green. 20600.
Little blue gate. 20671.
Love dawn. 20714.
Love time. 25689, 28341.
Marche grotesque. 28390.
Meadows of the Lord. 20813.
Memory. 1365.
New trail. 1540.
Oriental. rhapsody.
Service. 1927, 6606.
Silhouette. 26405. .
Song of courage. 21418, 21419.
Song of the sword. 26477.
28782.
Stars of the morning. 16798.
Trouble. 21668, 21669.
We two. 24218. ;
With blood and flame. 26969.
Cadou (André) :
©. danse des prétresses.
Défilé nocturne. 138004.
12819.
1646
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Cady (Gertrude):
Come unto Me. 15269.
Evening prayer. 13121.
Love, could you know. 16074.
Safe in Thy bosom. 14345.
Two responses. 12822.
Cady (J. L.) Dainty Lou. T7702.
Caesar (A. D.) You only are mine.
27027.
Caesar (Irving) :
Blue Hawaii.
9931, 22148.
Hawaiian romance.
Love birds. 23139.
My castle in Spain is a shack in
the lane. 1461, 3720.
Satisfied. 9091.
You are my day-dream. 243878.
7517, 7518, 9928-
10596.
Cafarella (A. E.):
Agitation while dancing. 23,
17258.
Agitato cavaleata. 12610.
Apprehension. 19560.
At the circus. 17323.
By the garden. 9986.
Charming. 4890.
Charming episode.
Dainty damsels.
4891, 17507.
17600.
Epilogo drammatico. 10844.
Get-away. 17811.
Grasshopper. 15602.
May day festival. 20806.
Merry scenes. 11267.
Midnight ride. 18453.
Misterioso. 13911.
Misterioso danzante. 11294.
Misterioso marziale. 16197.
On the prowl. 21069.
Pomp and splendour. 18764.
Poor sap. 1723, 23620.
Prayer. 8951.
Rebellion. 165438.
Romantic adventure. 21261.
Scene pathetique. 14366.
Stealthy whispers. 19040.
Still waters. 19048.
Swagger. 29179.
Torture. 14689.
Tragic episode. 19218.
Valse tendre. 4404.
Whimsical dance. 21844.
Cafetal. 11008.
Caggiano (M. J.):
Who’s laughing now. 21853.
You've broken this poor heart of
mine. 29628.
Cagnazzo (Angelo):
Atlantic waltz. 2671.
Beautiful Lugano. 2709.
Bicicletta stretta. 9905.
California-mazurka. 12826.
Danza classidra. 2917.
Elieleison. 10327.
Non ne posso piu. 8770.
Povero ciuccio mio. 8949.
Remembering you. 4019.
Saturnia. 11828.
Cahnbley (Ernst) :
Cantabile. 7574.
Gavotte. 7943.
Cain (Noble) Evangeline. 27615.
Cain (R. D.) Why did we say good-
bye? 24838, 12464.
Caird (R. A.) My heart’s in the
Highlands. 3738.
Caja (Alfonso) 2 idilli siracusani.
24667.
Cajanus (Hinar) Meditation. 13851.
Calabrése (Angelo) :
Announah! 24500.
Petites femmes de Montparnasse.
16468.
Calafiura (Anthony) Stu tammured-
du. 23946.
Calas (Raymond) :
Djenane. 17647.
Doute. 10262.
Prélude pour un drame. 16500.
Seénes hongroises. 18887.
Scénes slaves. 18888.
Calaway (V. H.) Girl that I saw in
my dreams. 10519.
Calbi (L. S.):
Rosina mia perla. 143338.
Tango orientale. 14598.
Valzer volante. 14755.
Calbi (M. A.): .
Jazzette. 28125.
Tango espafiola. 14597.
Calder (C. W.) Angie Ray. 19552.
Calder (R. F.) Sunny girl. 14556.
Caldwell (Anne) You are my light
in the sky. 14927.
Caldwell (J. E.) Star of the evening.
4210.
Cale (R. B. 8S.) California. 280.
Caleo (Mickey) :
Julie: 20538.
Marvelous precious you. 8549.
You can depend on me. 21907.
Caley (N. H.):
Benedictus es Domine, in E flat.
168.
Magnificat and Nunc _ dimittis.
28367.
Night is far spent. 16325.
Calhoun . (A. TT.) Bible’ Ys) ‘right.
9904.
Calhoun (Clayton) Rose of the Dar-
danelles. 1835.
Calhoun (M. HE.) Hast meet the
West. 17695.
Calhoun (V. C.) Hard to. smile.
13294.
Cali (John) Banjoistic. 9857, 15100.
Caliendo (Pasqualina)
bella. 1914.
Sei tutta mia,
1647
INDEX
California teachers assn.
calling you. 2801.
California. Univ. Associated students.
California glee club songs. 10000.
Calkins (H. D.) MHottsy, tottsy, holy
cow. 22782.
Call to praise. 27306.
Callahan (Donald) She’s the navy’s
sweetheart. 23799.
Callahan (M. J.):
Solitaire. 29089.
When, we parted. 14851.
Callender (Fitz Gerald Bruce-)
Bruce-Callender (Fitz Gerald)
Callender (Stella) :
Laughing eyes.
Laura. 20620.
Lovely one. 8492.
Querida mia. 28879.
Callias (H. de):
Au chateau de Laboisiére. 84.
Trois poémes. 7567.
Callju (J. M.):
All aroun’ Chicago. 24454.
Meet me in Chicago town.
Calmbacher (A. A.):
Come closer. 7655.
He’s my little rain-beau. 8021.
If wives were like automobiles.
20433.
Calo (William) I
25339.
Calson (Charles)
fort! 10498.
Caltabiano (Sebastiano) :
Or vedi, amor. 11561.
Sovra la riva d’ un corrente fiume.
12022.
Visione de S. Martino. 26795.
Calver (F. L.) Delight thou in the
See
28238.
1352.
still love you.
Geh’ nicht wieder
Lord. 19914.
Calvin (KE. C.) 1868 mediey. 7310
(147).
Cambridge music co., ltd.:
After the sun’s kissed the world
good-bye. 24444,
Alone in a crowd. 4619.
Come down to earth little angel.
2870.
Dear old fashion’d waltz.
Follow a big cigar. 3089.
Grown-up baby. 38178.
Hello, blue sky! bye-bye,
106138.
If anything
28020.
Let’s sing
13694.
Misery farm. 1395.
My only consolation.
Summer days. 16826.
There’s a bluebird singing a new
song. 21590.
Too long. 29321.
10194.
blues.
happened to you.
the ecuddley song.
11392.
California’s
pt. 17, n. s., v. 24
Turn of the tide. 19236.
Wosie. 7245.
Cambronero (Pablo) Que me llamen
lo que quieran. 14256.
Cameron (Al):
At nesting time. 22047.
Forget your yesterdays.
Peanut song. 23587.
Special songs, stories & jokes.
22548.
21445.
Why does sweitzer cheese have
holes. 24816.
Cameron (C. J.) trading as The Whit-
tier press. At a football game.
9804.
Cameron (G. F.)
Cameron (L. R.)
Iida waltz. 25405.
Story of Old Glory.
14544.
Cameron (Scott) Georgia peach.
27707.
Cameron (W.-R.) My shy little girl.
25946.
Camilieri (L.) Ring the bells. 23699.
Camm (Walter) :
Boys of the neighborhood. 4788.
Down on the old west side. 5085.
Get out into the sun. 5285.
Hollywood bound. 5440.
I’m meant for you. 5562.
Maggie O’Reilly. 5948.
Parting friends. 63805.
Shake off the blues. 6612.
That made me fall in love. 6887.
Camp (J. S.) Gas. 29647 (69).
Camp (Jesse van) See Van Camp
(Jesse)
Camp meetin’ song. 19748.
Campa.-(I. M.):
Alma y corazon. 483.
Arte mexicano. 7396.
Cachetitos rojos. 15208.
General Almazan. 10499.
México altivo. 8596.
Ternura. 12154.
Viva Celaya. 23832.
Campanaro (V. R.) My
paradise. 1468, 23347.
Campbell (A. H.) What does a
woman say when she _ proposes.
14820.
Campbell (Bradford) I
Thee. 12594 (146).
Campbell (C. M:) Romance. 21259.
Campbell (Camille) Let me call you
sweetheart Mary. 5883.
Campbell (E. C.) Old pal, I am lone-
some tonight, 23511.
Campbell (Gordon) :
Prelude. 2692.
Sei mir gegriisst. 4102. |
Campbell (Ian) High up on a hill-
top. 8383, 3226. '
dream of
will extol
1648
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Campbell (J. E.):
My love seemed despised. 25928.
Pleading. 18753.
Campbell (Jimmy):
All join in and be happy. 35.
By the Volga. 7555.
Ege song. 5134.
If I had you. 996.
Kirry machree. 5788.
Parted. 11613.
Plaything. 18752.
Prehistorie blues. 28628.
She loves me. 21384.
When the organ played at twilight.
24274,
Campbell (L. M.) Down by the lake
of dreams. 2969.
Campbell (Lloyd) publications, ine.:
Fagan love song. 17732, 24971.
I got a misery. 22767.
I love you. 15754.
Little senorita. 5878.
My heart keeps beating time.
20924.
Never again. 8743. +
Strangers now. 19051.
That music box tune. 19148.
Walkin’ around in a dream. 9518.
When the sun goes down. 19359.
Campbell (M. L.) Violet’s message.
29408.
Campbell (M. W.) God doth call.
10538.
Campbell (Ruth) Where is my sweet-
heart to-night. 124386.
Campbell (T. J.) Bashful lover’s
song. 24551.
Campbell, Connelly & co.:
All join in and be happy. 35.
And only me knows why. 22019.
Beneath the harvest moon. 19643.
Blue hills cf Pasadena. 7519.
By the lagoon. 128138.
By the Volga. 7555.
Chasing my happiness. 10040.
Continong. 10112.
Copper blues. 19838.
Dance away your blues. 19877.
Dancing shoes. 19881.
Darling old mother o’ mine. 7718.
Don’t make my heart your play-
thing. 10253.
Eba-dena-dinah-do. 3011.
Heg song. 5134.
Eneore. 27592.
End of the evening. 13098.
Ever so goosey. 7845.
Everybody’s melodies. 13127.
Firecrackers. 3070.
Gateway to the desert. 25044.
25075.
Harmony heaven. 25148.
High up in the sky. 5428.
1649
I don’t like to be liked like that.
TSy Fat
I keep on picking ’em up. 22771.
I'll be getting along. 27921.
T’ll never find a pal like you.
25285.
Ill wait for you. 8134.
I love to be in love. 20332.
I’m as good as you. 25300.
I’m on my way to heaven. 13452.
I’m tuned in for life, to station
L. O. V..E: 5787.
I’m wishing by the wishing well.
8183.
I’ve always wanted to call you my
sweetheart. 8200.
It’s the way you do it that counts.
20494.
It would be wonderful. 20501.
King’s with his people again.
8377.
Kirry machree. 5788.
Laughing at the world. 18676.
Leave the women alone. 20625.
Look in her eyes. 3569.
Love is all that matters. 25675.
Matilda. 8559.
Melancholy Pierrot. 20824.
Memories of love and you. 8587.
My Honolulu moon. 1479.
Nadina. 8730.
Oh! I do like a basinful of hot-
pot. 1597.
Parted. 11618.
Prehistoric blues. 23628.
Raggedy romp. 165386.
Rhubarb and custard. 1801.
She loves me. 21334.
Smiling through your. tears.
9194.
Some Sunday in the summertime.
2008
Someone to love. 21411.
Spring feelin’. 4206.
Terribly fond of you. 21552.
Tesha. 2155.
That’s all that matters. 16898.
That’s my fascination. 19156.
There ain’t many babies about.
24052.
There is always a bright light
gleaming. 4808.
There’s room in my heart. 29285.
Waltz of the skates. 12338.
We must all have another. 4454.
What are you going to do about
Mary. 17079.
What can you do without money.
21787.
“What’s the good of moonlight.
17084.
When the organ played at twi-
light. 24274.
INDEX
Campisi (Hdward):
Sweet childhood days. 21509.
You kindled a fire in my heart.
27016.
Campos’ (Alberto)
19243.
Campos (Anastacio)
Campos (J. M.):
De tu lado al paraiso. 10185.
Laura y Georgina. 11017.
Campos (P. M.):
De tu lado al paraiso. 10185.
Laura y Georgina. 11017.
Camusat (Speranza-) :
A la eagna. 4579.
Bravoure. 4794.
Glory. 7962.
Ingénument. 15874.
Nanan. 16801.
Triumph. 26703.
Camussi (Hzio) :
Festival. 631.
Pantomima romantica. 1669.
Canada, reciprocal copyright protec-
tion of music, p. 5.
Canada steamship lines, Itd.
of romance. 21246.
Canard blanc. 4841, 7571.
Candish (C. F. C.) Westward ho.
14817.
Candlyn Cra: He) e
Ultimo adios.
Crudo. 2895.
Rivers
America the friendly land. 9769.
Christ is born to-day. 19798.
Echoes. 559.
Evensong. 7840.
Fantasie-impromptu. 7862.
Office of the holy communion.
3836.
Pibroch of Donuil Dhu. 1696.
Son of Mary. 23879.
Song without words. 9250.
Songs for glee clubs. 21431, 21482.
Songs of the New York state col-
lege for teachers. 6786.
Toceata. 7573.
Cafiedo (Alfonso) Au monastére.
74138.
Canepa (Alfredo) Canzone di Lilly.
27314.
Canfield (Ray):
Canfield’s (Ray) melody uke
album nos da. 2938:
Give to the world the best you
have. 22603, 27723.
Varsity rhythm. 24175.
Canfield (Roy) Crystal river. 9709
(47)
Cannaday (R. J.):
Dinah. 10226.
Do your stuff, Mandy do. 10248.
Mom’s got pop on ice. 16203.
My rose of all the world. 11398.
Oh! Oh! Oh! what am I going to
do. 163877.
pt. It, n. s., v. 24
She’s a darn good pal. 16672.
She’s the peachy-est peach I know.
16682.
That’s me. 16901.
You’ve trumped my heart and won.
17221.
Canning (J. J.) When your mother
smiles at you. 12482.
Cannio (H.) Io tengo ’o pallone.
25447,
Cannon (Gus):
Feather bed. 18152.
Heart-breakin’ blues. 20226.
Madison street rag. 5942.
Pig ankle strut. 14183.
Riley’s wagon. 143806.
Springdale blues. 14527.
Cannon (W. W.) Absorbed in theme.
27061.
Cannon (Z. F.) Don’t give me the
family eye. 2963.
Canonge (Hnrique) Corina.
Canoro (Louis or Luigi) :
Addo sta figlieme. 21979.
Aggio ditto accussi’. 2608.
Babilonia. 2685.
Contrattore onesto. 22285.
Core ea soffre. 19839, 24761.
Eterno amore. 3024.
Lavoro 6 onesta. 23648.
’Na mamma senza core.
Negiuli’, ngiuli’?! 23485.
Nu poco poco ’e zuccaro.
Pace col Vaticano. 3892.
Passione ardente. 28785.
Perché non m’ ami piu’.
Pietoso waltz. 26179.
Senza figlie! 11878.
Serenata all’ antica.
Vezzosa. 4412.
Vita di Broadway. 4418.
Viva La Guardia. 24191.
Cantarini (Aldo) :
Diastaltica. 10220.
Hsicastica. 10854.
Sistaltica. 11931.
Canteloube (J.):
Air de Jan. 17263.
Chant de labour. 17500.
Invocation a la fontaine.
7672.
3771.
11484.
23591.
11880.
18163.
Mas. 11222, 18420, 20798-20800.
Cantemus. 12842.
Canto B. (Prisciliano) Quiero..... !
18801.
Cantor (Eddie) Im keeping company
now. 20368, 22818.
Cantor (Harry) Hazy
13308.
Cantor (Nellie) Dixie Dan.
Cantrell (Margaret) :
My Aragon Rose. 11350.
You took all when you said good-
bye. 12560.
Cantrelle (R.) Complainte.
dawning.
10229.
4942.
1650
INDEX
- nos. 1-12, 1929
Cantrelle (W.) Complainte. 4942.
Cantu (Agostino) :
Impressoes brasileiras. 383885.
Violeiro. 24188.
Canty, (C.. A.) :
Bel bergé. 12729.
Bela paisana. 12730.
Cantu (J. C.) Lagrimas de sangre.
11003.
Cantuale Romano-seraphicum. 7578.
Cantus-firmus-praeludien. 298, 17480.
Cantus passionis Domini nostri Jesu
Christi. 17481.
Canuel (Albert)
10665.
Canzoniere popolare dell’Italia setten-
trionale. 4847.
Capacete (Rafael)
y seis. 24935.
Capalbo (Saverio) :
Core ca soffre.
How can you forget.
En la ciento diez
19839, 24761.
Passione ardente. 28785.
Capano (Frank):
Blue moments. 27242.
I won’t believe it’s raining. 22878.
Cape Cod follies. 24040.
Capitaine Thérése. 2589 (40).
Capitana (La) 24682.
Capitol music co. On a quiet after-
noon. 1621.
Caplan (Irving):
Give me a little kiss. 5304.
I’m tunning[!] on station L. O.
Wak... S179.
Lota of the South Seas. 1265.
Caplan music pub. co.:
Lota of the South Seas. 1265.
My Armenia. 6091.
They know their dates in Arabia.
9389.
Caplinger (Warren) On the banks
of that silvery stream. 11540.
Capolingua (Antonio) :
Mamma nu mi mannati all’acqua
sula. 11186.
U sciccareddu. 12284.
Cappa (Claude) Memories of Rose.
' 28427.
Cappelletti (Alfeo)
Capps (Morton):
Dreaming of that June night of
bygone vears. 24885.
My dream of dreams came true.
25909.
My Lucky Strike song. 11385.
There’s a melody aringing in my
heart. 26649.
Veoney. 29397.
Caprara (Romeo)
9795.
Capraro (J. J.)
1973.
Burlesea. 27289.
Aria all’ antica.
Sizzling the blues.
Capri (Alfred)
Vieja castilla. 26784.
Capua (BH. di):
De lo alto de los cielos.
O sole mio. 6216.
Roses. 9059.
Caputo (August)
march. 17234.
Carabella (Hizio):
Novelletta. 15218.
Rapsodia romanesea. 16541.
Carabella (J. F.) Spanish goodnight.
23914.
Caraciolo (Frank)
be mine. 27472.
Caraciolo (Josephine) Rosalie.
Caravaglios (Raffaele) :
Festa tragica. 15479.
Hoffmann. 20254.
Processione notturna del Venerdi
Santo. 16514.
San Clemente a Casauria.
Serenata agli sposi. 16663.
Carazo (Castro) In June you'll hear
the band play our wedding tune.
15846.
Carballo (Francisco) :
Conchita. 4944.
Trigémino. 26696.
Carbonara (Gerard) :
Blow! Mister Jinx, we’re through.
17413.
Burlesque humor. 27291.
Deserted battlefield. 27500.
Half a chance. 17875.
Lola. 5888.
Lost you, 18388.
Poker ballet. 8936.
Revenge. 18823.
Swagger. 29179.
Carbonel (C. L. S. Chaminade)
Chaminade (C. L. 8.)
Carcelli (Mario) Royal method for
piano accordion. 26306.
Cardarelli (Joseph) She’s not quite
fifty. 16679.
Cardélis. 24683.
Cardiganshire tunes.
Cardillo (Salvatore) :
Consecration. 3899.
Serenade. 28989.
Cardoni (Alessandro):
Alhambra. 4606.
Baruffe trasteverine. 15104.
Prime gioie della giovane banda.
16504-16510.
Seuola del bel
- 9107, 11860.
Carducci (T. Petralia)
Carducci (T.)
12989.
xxIv May 1929
Darling will you
4056.
16624.
See
24684.
eanto italiano.
See Petralia
Carena (Camillo) Sport. 19035.
Carew (Evelyn) Powder river.
21187.
1651
INDEX
Carew (Molly):
Hverywhere I look. 20019.
Flight. 7900.
My little garden world. 3788.
Spring’s a-coming to town. 21455.
Carey (C. F.) Bobby Carey. 22150.
Carey (George) Dream days. 7781.
Carey (Henry) America. 22011.
Carey (Tom) Moyer’s universal
teacher for plectrum banjo. 1441.
Carey (W.L.) In the Ozarks. 25438.
Carhart (M. T.) It’s a Pontiac. 1069.
Caricchia (Antonio) All’ amata pa-
tria. 17268.
Carignani (Carlo) Rondine. 16524.
Carisch (A. & G.) & @:
A Maria. 6.
Abbandono. 14986.
Alla capanna di Betlemme. 17274.
Alla casentinese. 17275.
Amore coi piedi. 12642, 12643.
Aria all’ antica. 2657, 9795.
Ariette oubliée. 19568.
Baby dear. 27167.
Bambolina. 22083.
Bel bergé. 12729.
Bela paisana. 12730.
Bella bambina. 158, 159.
Bella Napoli. 7488.
Billy. 184.
Canti del cammino. 7577.
Canto di passione. 197538.
Canzone del piccolo spazzacamino.
22201.
Canzone della mamma. 12846.
Carezze. 306.
Chanson mystique. 15231.
Ciliege. 2850, 2851.
Colibri. . 15262.
Come una sigaretta. 27406.
Comprendi?! 7660.
Concerto. 23593.
Congiura dei burloni. 27414.
Corrente. 7673.
Cosi 6 la vita. 12938, 15278.
Costantinopoli. 7676.
Cuor dei cuori. 7690.
Danza circassa. 19888.
Danza dei Lilliput. 22332.
Derviches tourneurs. 7738.
Diana. 17641.
Dormi, Fantolin. 22400.
Due canti del Tasso. 14761.
Effluvio primaverile. 17699.
Epitafi. 3016.
Hstasi. 15441.
Fantoches. 20027.
Favolette morali. 3055.
Festa del grano. 10405.
Festa di Trecastagni. 13156.
Festival. 681.
Fiera del villaggio. 22511.
Yilastroceca della rondine. 13160.
Flirt primaverile. 10432.
1652
pt. 10, n.s., v. 24
Florecita. 22526, 24998.
Gavotta. 20127.
Giacomina. 27710, 27711.
Hongkong. 22727.
Humoresque. 8082.
Improvviso. 138526.
Leggenda. 15998.
Lemme, lemme. 3529.
Liriche infantili. 13718.
Lussimpiccolo. 1297, 1298.
M.N. F. 18796, 18378.
Macchinetta da cucire. 8513.
Madonna bruna. 1306, 1307.
Marcetta grigio verde. 20772.
Marcia funebre. 20781.
Marcietta grigio verde. 13833.
Margery. 13834, 25755.
Maschere del cuore. 13845.
Mascheroneide. 28401.
Mediolanum. 3646.
My black Carolina. 23334.
Neve rossa. 3782, 16312.
Nostalgia de Granada. 16342.
Notte sul Volga. 26021.
Nuage. 21015.
Nuit d’automne. 21016.
Nuovo metodo per violino con la
teoria del tetracordo. 16352,
16353.
Onda. 14109, 18670.
Ouverture giocosa. 21108.
Pantomima romantica. 1669.
Parla il nonno. 14147.
Pastorale montanina. 23580.
Patria. 1678.
Pattuglia dei Tzigani. 28786.
Pavana dogale. 16457.
Pieeadilly. 3933, 3934, 11644.
Piccoli canti. 14178.
Pifferata di natale. 1699.
Preludietto. 8962.
Presagi. 11695.
Primo bacio. 14240, 14241.
Punto e virgola. 1750, 1751.
Quattro strambotti. 4347.
Rigaudon. 9034.
Ronda dei balilla. 26291.
Sagra al villaggio. 9078.
Sai tu perché. 1858, 4076. ?
Saturnale. 28958.
Se torno a nascere. 1904, 1905.
Serenata alle maschere. 14390.
Serenata tzigana. 14391, 23783.
Si va in citté. 14412.
Silvana. 29042.
Sogno d’Hollywood. 23858, 23859.
Soldatini in parata. 14466.
Sonata. 18792, 17424, 17868.
Sport. 19085.
S.t.r.amilan.o. 2075, 2076,
Straniera. 9289.
Stresa L'do. 21485.
Terzo album di danze moderne.
26615.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Torniamo alla terra. 9411.
Tramonto. 9417.
Tramonto languido. 24118.
Tramonto sul Tabor. 16960.
Tre, 2237, 2238.
Tre studi da concerto. 18740.
Ultimo convegno. 26734.
29388.
14754, 21716.
Valse anglaise.
Valzer della luna.
Villanella. 9494.
Visione de S. Martino. 26795.
Visioni, 9501.
Vita agreste. 9503.
Voluttango. 14772, 26803.
Ziki-Paki Ziki-Pu. 14969, 14970,
TOD
1° sonatina. 9703.
2* sonatina. 9706, 9707.
Carl (EH. S.):
My heart calls to thee. 11372.
My old Kentucky home. 1497.
Carl (Howard) Oh! pal. 11520.
Carlander (Marjorie) What your
love would mean to me. 21797. .
‘Carlberg (Bengt) Nar klockorna
tystnat. 23416.
Carlbom (N. M.) I’m coming back
sweetheart. 18033.
Carle (Frankie) pseud. See Carlone
(F. N.)
Carle (Richard) :
Antoinette. 2589 (7).
Miss Clementina. 2589 (222).
My Madagasear maid. 24426
(196).
Carley (D. L.):
Baby Ruth gum. 101.
Because I love you dear. 2712.
Carli (Carlo de) See De Carli
(Carlo)
Carline (C. H.) Our comrades in
blue. 8847.
Carlisle (Ghita) See Vaughan (G.
C.)
Carlisle (Margaret) Goldielocks and
the three bears. 15588.
Cario- (LJ. di)" See Di Carlo (1. J.)
Carlo (Monte):
Soul mates. 2039.
You’ve got to know just how to
make love. 7284.
Carlone (F. N.) Modern transcription
of Humoreske. 20869.
Carloni (Arnaldo) Tre composizioni
per pianoforte. 15220.
Carloni (Tullio) Danza cireassa.
19888.
Carlos (Don) pseud. Argentino amor.
9794.
Carlos (Walter)
Carlson (A. F.)
try. 3305.
Slip. 6680.
I love thee, my coun-
Carlson (A, W.):
I’d go to the end of the world for
you. 20305.
I want you. 20401.
Garlson (B...Hey;
Have you forgotten.
My Hawaiian souvenir.
Carlson (Bert):
804.
23562.
Flower lei. 17769.
Nir brollopsklocker ringa. 14018.
Carlson (D.8.):
Flapperette song. 20061.
flower of the night. 22529.
In the kingdom of my heart.
20468.
Jolly radio bug. 205382.
Joy bug dance. 20534.
Kingdom of my dreams. 20581.
Love’s melodies. 20728.
My beloved. 20907.
Seven little sisters. 21329.
Sleep my baby sleep. 11948.
Some one is calling. 23868.
Static. 21470.
While I waltz with you. 21840.
Wise ol’ moon. 26964.
Wondering where you are.
Carlson (F. H.) High flyer.
17924.
Carlson (Harry) Another star in the
family flag. 2648.
Carlson (I. HE.) . We’ve met to say
goodbye. 2385.
Carlson (Nathaniel) :
Blessed cross. 15150.
End of the way. 249389.
Fairest among ten
20024.
God is calling yet.
19418.
3225,
thousand.
20153.
God’s word and promise. 22616.
I’m not ashamed. 22824.
Joyfully onward. 22983.
Keep your eyes on Jesus. 20574.
Lion of Judah. 20661.
Others. 16419.
Saved to serve. 23751.
Songs of trust and triumph. 26484.
Thou art more to me. 21614.
Weighed and wanting. 21776.
Carlson (S. H.) Lost love. 23134.
Carlstrom (J. A.)
23262.
Carlton (—) Eddie Cantor’s automo-
bile horn song. 5138.
Cariton (A. J. H.):
Message of love.
Cat’s me-ow. 316.
Enchanted garden. 572.
Red suspenders. 4012, 16548.
*Till life’s journey ends. 6938.
Carlton (Bud) pseud. See Carlton
(M. L.)
Carlton (Harry):
Constantinople. 402, 403.
Costantinopoli. T676. —
1653
INDEX
Carlton (Harry )—Continued.
Shinaniki da. 6629, 26392.
That old-time organ melody. 2161.
When God made that mother for
Vou.) 7100;
Carlton (M. L.):
Little dear. 11079.
My sweet is sweet on me.
Pirates’ love ship. 28816.
Carlton (Sam) :
I used to be a shrinking vy-let.
954, 3344.
Please don’t cut out my sauer-
kraut. 11659, 18755.
Carlyle (George) Sweet daddy. 9319.
Carman (E. S. T.):
Bonjour Parrain. 2580 (83).
28570.
Hn chemin de fer. 2589 (85).
Petite marche de _ Polichinelle.
2589 (264).
Carman (Lillian) Whistlin’ blues.
12448.
Carman (Marius):
Bonjour Parrain. 2589 (38).
Dans les prés fleuris. 9709 (49).
En chemin de fer. 2589 (85).
Petite berceuse. 9709 (185).
Petite marche de_ Polichinelle.
2589 (264).
Carmen-verlag. Serenissimus-marsch.
11888.
Carmichael (Hoagy) :
Harvey. 27791.
March of the hoodlums.
One night in Havana.
Rockin’ chair. 28915.
Star dust. 4209.
What kind o’ man is you. 29469.
Carmichael (Isabel) ’Way down on
the old river farm. 17061.
Carnaval de Princesse d’
2589 (42).
Carnevale (lL. P.)
3201.
Carnevali (Vito)
chickadee. 218.
Carney (H. M.)
15125.
Caro (Harold)
Caro (Roma)
Carol of the birds.
Carol of the flowers. 22204.
Caropresi (A. C. B.) Marasita. 3619.
Carosio (Fabrizio) Laura soave. 1185.
Carow (H. O.):
Dusk finds me dreaming of you.
13078.
Hv’ryday girl. 15452.
Hot steppin’. 8074.
If Washington were alive to-day.
15830.
If you but knew.
Martha’s dance.
Melody. 8580.
28385.
28725.
Auberge.
Melody of you.
Bobolink and the
Belle of Carmel.
17862.
1273.
Green moon.
Love divine.
222038.
22894.
13843.
Carr (Nat):
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 24
My Mary. 16274.
On that little sunny hill with you.
18659.
Overnight. 8862.
Wanted—a wife who can cook.
14792.
When I have found the way.
17090.
When I’m good. 9557.
Carpenter (B. L.):
My home town girl. 16262.
Song of Charlestown high. 21417.
Carpenter (Bert) True love can never
forget. 9429.
Carpenter (D. R.) Will you love me
when I’m old. 21864.
Carpenter (EK. W.):
My reputation. 25944.
Rainbow's pot of gold. 21214.
Carpenter (J. A.):
Little dancer. 1226.
Little Indian. 1226.
Quartet. 1757.
Carpenter (Jean) I had your smile.
157381.
Carpenter (Pauline) Spooning in the
sky. 12031
Carpentieri (C.):
Delfy. 18005.
Gringo viejo.
Carr (EH. E.):
If I only had a girl like you.
3376.
She’s a winner. 29011.
Carr (Hlizabeth) You are the girl
that I love. 9654.
Carr (F. U.) ‘That wonderful yester-
day. 4308.
Carr (H. E.) Desert rat. 22364.
Carr(Howard) Solomon Island scenes.
6701.
Carr (Ken) I never thought I’d ever
care. 253835.
Carr (Leroy) :
How long, how long blues.
17966.
Just worrying. blues.
Low down dirty blues.
Mean old train blues.
Naptown blues. 28589.
Prison bound blues. 3981.
Tired of your low down ways.
14676.
Truth about the thing. 29347.
You don’t mean me no _ good.
4551, 19453.
13275.
3258,
28177.
3597.
3644.
Daughter of mine. 27473, 27474.
I get it from my daddy. 27901,
27902.
No no babie. 28630, 28631.
Sarah. 289538, 28954.
1654
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
They say good-night in the morn-
ing. 29288.
When you’re in love. 29500.
Carraro (Omero) Amore ed = arte.
7365.
Garren. EB.) :
Ducky bird hops. 19928.
Mabel’s waltz. 20746.
Margaret-Hmily skating. 20783.
Susie goes a-shoppin’. 21503.
Teddy bear’s pranks. 21545.
Carrere (A. 8.) Bernabé 6 de Madrid
4 Biarritz. 27208.
Carri (Ferdinand) :
Hohe schule der doppelgriff-tech-
nik virtuosenstudien ftir violine.
841-848.
Teufels-tanz.
Carrico! (C. E.):
Carmelita, you’re my own.
Eson just for you. 27606.
Hollywood blues. 27889.
Carrie (D.) Cock o’ the North. 12904.
Carrie (Roberson) Cupid’s tune of
rosy June. 4980.
Carriere (L. L.) I know she shouldn’t
care for me now. 8123.
Carrigan (Frank) Lindbergh’s ro-
mance. 11069.
Carrillo (EK. A.):
Caramelo. 10017.
Chata ingrata. 10041.
Chinampa. 10061.
Del rancho a New York. 10205.
Desde la raiz hasta el huese.
10210.
Emilio Carranza.
Vino. 12320.
Carrillo (Marcello) Not for a world
of gold. 163844.
Carrillo L. (Carlos) :
Amigo, amigo. 22014.
Feodomiro natera. 22510.
Fu pafiuelo. 22564.
Carrington (O. M.):
In quest of Santa Claus.
Mysterious master. 3769.
Carrol (Gene) Gene and Ford and
Glenn folio. 25055.
Carroli (Bruce) Dearest pal, how I
miss you. 19910.
Carroll (Harl) vanities, 7th ed. 9935.
Carroll (F. D.) Song of Florida.
16753.
Carroll
24787.
Carroll (Harry):
Blue step. 22145.
Japanese toyland. 22967.
Out of a clear blue sky.
What do I care. 24233.
Carroll (M. H.) Recessional.
2157.
27320.
10334.
20458.
(Gene) Daddy’s
23055.
21220.
lullaby. .
Carroll (M. L.) Road that leads to
eternity. 28912.
Carroll (S. J.) Every dream has a
scheme. 10370.
Carroll (Wm. B.):
Bad girl. 7452.
Bad girl, I’m yearning for you.
19605.
Carroll’s (Harl) sketch book. 13038,
13144, 14801, 14505, 15285, 15965,
16027.
Carrozzini (Dante) Recreation. 6422.
Carruth (P. M.) pseud. See Murdock
(C. P.) ;
Carruthers (H. A.)
Carse (Adam):
Air a danser. 19515.
Album leaf. 4604.
Four old nursery rhymes. 310.
Hungarian dance. 19700; 19701.
Hungarian dances. 12784.
Largo. 20184.
Nursery. 11489, 11490.
Pensive moments. 26159. .
Rosamunde. 23764.
School marches. 23760.
Slow movement. 23251.
Stepping lightly. 26521.
Valse coquette. 7038.
Carson (J. A.) Spanish serenade.
16783.
Carson (Mary) pseud. See Kidd (M.
C
My lady. 25922.
#)
Carson (Robert)
5989.
Carste (Hans) Nur einmal mochte ich
Maybe tomorrow.
mit dir noch gliticklich sein! 21018.
Carsten (Bert):
Drommar i det bla. 22436.
18576.
Them lovin’ blues.
Nir méanen ler.
Carter (A. C.)
29269.
Carter (A. P.):
Diamonds in the rough. 27511.
Hngine one-forty-three. 19999.
Foggy mountain top. 15502.
God gave Noah the rainbow sign.
22610.
Grave on the green hillside.
27756.
I’m thinking to-night of my blue
eyes. . 20378.
Little Moses. 23090.
Lulu Wall. 28359.
My Clinch Mountain home.
13959.
Carter (Buenta) Song of love and
hope. 21422.
Carter (C. EH.) Baby smiles. 24539.
Carter (H. G.):
Love and night. 23138.
Oh mother mine. 23500.
Carter (L. L.) Molly o’mine. 8625.
1655
INDEX
Carter (N. G.) Vestris ship sinks.
9488.
Carter (P.\F.).)You. 14922
Carter (R. L.) Lonesome in my old
home town. 11101.
Carter (Russell) Songs for glee clubs.
21431, 21482.
Carter (S. P.)
Carter (T.. P.)
3906.
Cartwright (B.):
San Antonio. 28946.
Zacatecas. 29640.
Cartwright (EK. B.) Romaine. 18841.
Caruthers (I. L.) Regret. 23685.
Caruthers (W. B.) Flag song. 13170.
Carver (E. R.) Poéme d amour.
6345.
Cary & Co.;
I found my paradise when I found
you. 901.
In old Granada. 20454.
June roses. 20540.
Little Jack Tar. 3554.
Magic pot. 20752.
Medley of nursery songs.
28418.
Merry moments.
Musical portraits.
My lady of dreams.
Patch and powder. 3913.
Playing at soldiers. 38954.
Roland’s memory lessons.
Rondoletta. 1830.
Rosemary. 4062.
Roundelay. 4067.
Song of the kettle.
Souvenir. 21440.
Vie joyeuse. 2322, 7053.
Wedding hymn. 12360. .
Caryl (Dena) Mignon. 18454.
Caryll (Ivan) Toreador. 14976 (346).
Caryll (Maud) Toreador. 14976 (346).
Casa editrice Alfonso Drago. See
Drago (Alfonso) casa editrice.
Casa editrice musicale italiana.
torale. 2064.
Casa editrice musicale Saporetti &
Cappelli. See Saporetti & Cappelli.
Casa editrice musicale.
Casa editrice musicaie U. N. A. C. See
U. N. A. C. (Casa editrice musicale)
Casa ed. N. Zanichelli. See Zanichelli
(N.) Casa ed.
Casa musicale Mauro:
3imba gentil..... | 27225927226.
Dimentiea. 22370, 223871:
Fiorellin di prato! 27652.
Kiss me. 28210.
Laguna. 230388, 23089.
M’hai rubato il cuore,
My dear old boy. 28529.
Non dirmelo! 238457, 28641.
Sweet fern. 29187.
Paris—New York!
28417,
28439.
3710.
18528.
21254.
6729.
Pas-
25713.
pt. Ill, n. 8., v. 24
O dolce fanciulla. 28660, 28661.
Signore del Tassametro. 29036.
Vide un bimbo un fiorellin. 26782,
29401.
Casa musicale Sonzogno, s. a.:
Amico Fritz. 23209.
Arlecchinos wirt. 19564.
Canzone di maggio. 24681.
Donne curiose. 24855.
Inno a Roma. 14250.
Inno di Roma. 18160.
Maschere. 16139.
Preziose ridicole.
Re. 9009, 16542.
Rosa di Saron. 23719.
Rosamunda. 4057.
Sacra Italia. 11805.
Sirenetta. 16712.
Sulamita. 16824.
Uomo che ride. 4391.
Zierpuppen. 24420. ©
Casadesus (Francis) :
Béatitudes. 12716.
Chevauchée. 19776.
Dvorianine i krestianine.
F lle du tambour major.
Grand mogol. 13269.
Madame Favart. 14077. -
Mam/’zelle Trompette. 25735.
Mascotte. 25772.
Mousquetaires au couvent.
Ni-si-ni-mi. 11449.
Petite bohéme. 26166.
Rahi yaho. 11734.
Rip. 14307.
Saltimbanques. 14350.
Scéne champétre corrézienne.
11832.
’ Shin-t6. 11908.
Ti, bériosa! 12212.
Véronique. 17027.
Casadesus (Henri) :
Cotillon Ili. 12939.
6390.
10298.
14076.
25882.
Jap. 10898.
Sonate. 17286 (218).
Casais (A. R.) One little bit of love.
21080.
Casalone (Maggiorino) Saturnia.
11828.
Sasals (Pablo) - Romance. 6478.
Casanova (Felipe) Come back and
kiss your papa. 247389.
Casanova. 4860, 19757, 19758.
Casas (8S. G.):
A la aurora. 12596.
Angel de mis ensuenos.
Aveeillas. 12680.
Barreteros. 2703.
Caiman. 12828.
Carmelita! 10018.
Celia. 12863.
Desgraciado. 13009.
Diadema. 138015.
12647.
1656
IN DEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
Duda eterna. 13075.
Enriqueta. 138101.
Escalfes. 13108.
Florecita de una cumbre.
Gratos ensuenos. 13270.
Mal agradecida. 138807.
3083.
Merino. 3661.
Ni tu nena querida. 14036.
No llores Pancha. 38797.
No mas ati. 3798.
Paloma blanca, que orgullo tienes.
141387.
Que dices chata??
Renegado. 4021.
Rosaura! 143822.
Siempre Jimulco. 14416.
Sierra Mojada. 14417.
Simpatia. 14422.
Traicion. 14691.
Tuyo seré!! 14718.
Casavola (Franco) Gobbo del califfo.
5312.
Casciolini (—)
Case (Valjean)
Ia bee. 26858.
Casella (Alfredo) :
14255.
Asperges me. 77.
Were you a rose and
Cavatina e gavotta. 22208.
Concerto. 12855, 19760.
Minuetto. 23277.
Preludio e danza siciliana. 18781.
Serenata. 18915.
Casem (Dave) Goodness gracious
Gracie. 53387.
Casey. pseud. See Kuczborski (C. E.)
Casey (Eggshell) Far from home.
24977.
Casey (J. W.):
All that glitters
12594 (5).
Many are the wonderful times wé
is not gold.
never had to-gether. 11195.
Passion flower. 12594 (303).
Casey (Ken) Walking in the dark.
19303. :
Casey (M. P.) I was home again in
Ireland. 22869.
Casey (S. Ward-)
(S.)
Casey (Terance) I’m lonely. 5557.
Cash (J. A.) That is how I waste my
life away. 14618.
Casiraghi (Roberto)
eclisse di luna. 16665.
Caskey (J. J.):
Locust bloom. 18319.
Youth and age. 21953.
Caslar (Dan) Where were
21839.
Casnelli (Arnold) When the queen
comes bounding home. 12420.
Casriel (Gertrude) Theme
6905.
See Ward-Casey
in
Serenata
you?
16
songs. »
Cassanelli (C. S.):
Holly Wood. 15674.
I’ve remember’d while you forgot.
15804.
Miama babe. 18451, 25829.
Old Broadway. 8813.
Cassard (—) Gin and It.
Cassard (Emm.) Danse slave.
Cassard (S. S8.):
Bootleg blues. 19695.
I know because the jury told me
so. 8119.
I’m all hot and bothered. ' 18029.
Why can’t I throw a natural with
Cupid. 2479.
Cassel (—):
Jag vet, vad du vet.
15558.
7716.
28120.
Motbokségarnas egen vals. 23313.
Cassel (A. Z.) Ain’t no use. 19514,
27079. '
Cassel (Torbern) :
Bruten ros. 27281. —
Ensam och titta pa manen. 13102.
LyckodrOémmar. 23168.
Cassell (8S. J.) Windows. 24327.
Castaldo (S.) pseuwd. Bolivia. 24617.
Castanzo (George) Come back to me.
4937.
Castelnuovo-Tedesco (Mario) :
Coneerto in sol. 22284.
Drei Heine-lieder. 12856.
Passatempi. 8881.
Sonata. 24695.
Three sonnets from the Portugese.
314.
Trio in sol. 24124, 24125.
Caster (Julian) Voices. 2339.
Castigadoras (Las) 24696.
Castillo (Lloyd G. del) See Del
Castillo (Lloyd G.)
Castle (C. C.) Peoria, we do. 14167.
Castling (Harry):
T’ll be waitin’ aroun’. 27923.
— Or anything else I’ve got. 23546.
What are you going to do about
Mary. 17079.
Who did? why, you did. 2471.
Why don’t flies get fat? 29534.
Castri (Ciro di) See Di Castri (Ciro).
Castro (A.):
A la luz de la luna. 21967.
Angel de amor. 22022.
No vengas a llorar. 23452.
Casuceci (Leonello) Schodner gigolo.
26337.
Caswell (Mearle) Softly shines the
moon. 14468.
Cate -(L. D.) Razzolin’ dazzolin’
daddy. 26239.
Cator (T. V.) Song of silence. 9232.
Caudle (Mamie) Love’s’ evolution.
8495.
Cauley (N. N.) Patty Ann’s flower
garden. 28787.
of
INDEX
Causer Sophomore strut.
23905.
(Bob)
Cavaleabo (Arturo) Serenata espafiol. |
18916.
Cavalier’ (J. J:):
Everybody’s going crazy. 18125.
Summer night. 14552.
What have I done to you. 14823.
Cavalier Lafleur. 17491.
Cavaliere (Julio):
I’m always sad. 20342.
Sweetheart OE oer days.
Cavallo (P. A.) j
Fly in the oom 13175.
I'l fly with you, up to the silv’ry
moon. 13413.
Little Danny Cupid. 11078.
My song of you. 8722.
That’s why my broken heart cries.
14631.
Cavanaugh (W. H.)
of you, mother mine.
Cavender & Mills.:
Darkie town drag. 19891.
I’ve been thinking things over.
20390.
Cavendish music ¢o.:
As the sun goes down. ‘4654.
Catty conversations. 4866.
Cavendish tenth concert party
album. 4869.
21522.
Just a picture
10939.
Dancing goblin. 12967.
Eastern star. 103802.
Half-an-hour. 18285.
I don’t think we'll touch upon
that. 5489.
I’ve found the whole world in you.
22849.
Idle eyes. 20421.
It must be nice to be a man. 5701.
It wasn’t meant to be. 10892.
Java. 159138.
Laughing marionette.
15992.
Love song. 23158.
Natalie. 37738.
Once there was.
One way. 23537.
Round and round and _ round.
9065.
Somebody. 23869.
Where do I want to be? 9575.
Which am de best way home?
9579.
Who would believe? 21856.
With the big moon laughing at
me. 24838.
Cavendish tenth concert party album.
4869,
Cavin, (Bred)... ; Toor
Honoloo. 1011.
Cawley (P. A.) I’m needing you most
just now. 5568.
13677,
6254.
little lane in
16
pt. 10, n. s., v. 24
Cawley (Urquhart) Blessed are the
dead. 22134.
Cayrou (J.) Départ de la caravane.
24834.
Cazabon (Albert) Little girl’s dance.
16044.
Cazadd (L. R.) Down the oakey
Ozark way. 24871.
Caziare (HK. D.) Gypsy. 20179.
Cazin (Louis) Du démanché. 548.
Ce matin me suis levé. 4870.
Cecco (Arturo de):
Basi e bote. 7466.
Cleopatra. 376.
Danza rustica. 456.
Festa tragica. T7878.
Fioriscon gli aranci.
Fuga degli amanti
10477.
Giuliano.
Laura soave.
10416.
a Chioggia.
724, 3145.
1185,
Notte a Taormina. 11478.
Otello. 21725.
Processione notturna del Venerdi
Santo. 6396.
San Clemente a Casauria. 6536.
Serenata agli sposi. 6602.
Ceci (Louis) Dream of love. 520.
Cecil (Fred) Stately names of Hng-
land. 2061.
Cecil (O. E.) Since I’ve found you.
21377.
Cecilia Clare (Sister) Ave Maria.
22061.
Ceeley (Leonard) pseud. See Ceiley
(LizaRene
Ceiga (G. E.) . Mirage. 18464.
Ceiley (L. R.):
Ashes of my dreams. 4658.
Wonderful girl. 19415.
Cejka
28530.
Celestin (Oscar)
Celmer *Julian) :
Harmonijka.
(Jerry) My diary of you.
Ta-ta-dady. 19107.
20208.
Janek i Marysia. 20509.
Janek w Ameryce. 20510.
Celos. 317.
Cendrillon. 2589 (200), 12594 (288).
Cenerentola (La) See Angelina.
Cehidor de Diana. 24704.
Cenon-Marin (P35) Missing you.
11290.
Centek (Joseph) :
Gal I loved. 7937.
I still have you. 27982.
Central state teachers college. Hail
to Central. 13283.
Century co.:
Anthems old and new. 24502.
Child’s garden of song. 337, 338.
Old songs hymnal. 26082.
8
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
i i ii a i aa a Tn
Century music pub. co.:
Airplane flight. 28.
Anitra’s dance. 5354.
Antique. 24503.
At the lawn fete. 82.
Ave Maria. 107.
Ballet scene. 130.
Basket of prize kittens.
By the fountains. 272.
Castillian afternoon.
Celeste Aida. 2318.
Charming. 24710.
Cinquantaine. 4918,
Dainty. 24789.
Distant bells at evening. 492.
Dragon fly. 5090.
Dreams of happy hours. 536.
Dress parade. 544.
Elégie. 5188, 5139.
Evening star. TO076.
Faithful. 24974.
Fanciful. 24975.
Flower the
25001.
Good-bye. 5329.
Graceful. 25110.
- Home songs. 22718.
I love thee. 763.
I’m a pilgrim. 5529.
Idilio. 989, 5626. >
In a Spanish garden. 1013.
In carnival time. 25418.
In Creole company. 25419.
In the court of the old French
king. 25436.
In the jungle. 1033. _
In the queen’s company. 25439.
Irish songs. 22944.
Jollity. 25497.
Juanita. 5744.
Kamennoi ostrow. 6506.
Lady Caprice. 1167.
Lady Graceful. 1168.
Lost chord. 1262.
Maid of the dawn.
Majestic. 25728.
Martha. 5226.
Memories of summer days. 1364.
Nobody knows de trouble I see.
134.
24697.
in erannied wall.
29727.
6189.
Nocturne. 7629.
O sole mio. 6216.
On the race track. 1627.
Patriotic songs. 23583.
Pensive floweret. 26158.
Polish festival day. 26193.
Prelude. 26956.
Robin’s departure. 6468.
Rustle of autumn. 6516.
Sacred songs. 28736.
Santa Lucia. 6538.
Scotch songs. 23770.
Second waltz. 5320.
Sérénade d’amour. 6599.
2469—30——7 16
Silver threads among the gold.
9152-9156.
Sleepy little pickaninnies. 1980.
Southern songs. 23913.
Sunset in the garden. 2087.
Swinging. 26584.
Tepees and totem poles. 2153.
‘Twas night in Venice. 2267.
Under the cathedral tower. 2283.
Waltzine doll. 7102.
Witchery of dreams. 26967.
With a note of sadness. 2509.
With my love. 7233.
Cerabino (Joseph) :
Graziella del mio cuore.
Malia bella. 20761.
Mariettina bella. 20785.
Onde del mare. 21074.
Splendor della luna. 21451.
Viaggiando per l’Italia. 14762.
13272.
'Cerboneschi (A.) Gruppetto melody.
7989
Cerné (Charles) :
Melodie. 4873.
Tambourin. 4262.
Cernkovich (Rudolph) :
Kad ja gledam zoru.
KiGeni valeer. 28195.
No. 1 album Jugoslavenskih pjes-
ama i plesova. 26031.
Primorsko kolo. 16511.
Talijansko-Spanjolska fantazija.
16873.
Cerrai (Vittorio)
Cerri (Luigi) :
Presagi. 11695.
15953.
Smoking. 14451.
Sagra al villaggio. 9078.
Cervantes (Maximo) :
Chepina. 2832.
Destino me lleva. 2942.
Ceunia (D. R.):
Ave Maria. 22058.
Last song. 15989, 28236.
Chabrier (Emmanuel) :
Danse villagecise.
Education manquée.
12971.
13084.
Espana. 13110, 15438.
Scherzo-valse. 11836.
Chadburn (V. S.) When the golden-
rod blossoms again. 21816.
Chadwick (G. W.):
Ballad of trees and the Master.
129.
Brink of night. 19491 (28).
Honeysuckle. 14976 (132).
In my beloved’s eyes. 19491 (102).
Judith. 4577 (195).
Saint Botolph. 12594 (330).
Stabat mater speciosa. 14976
(314).
Thistledown. 14976 (340).
Thou art to me. 19491 (239).
INDEX
ee OE
Chagnon (Pierre) :
Barbus. 15101,
Bureau de poste. 24653.
Cabots qu’aboient. 15202.
Ce que c’est que amour.
Elle attendait. 19989.
Je suis aimé. 20515, 25486.
La ou 1a. 20597.
Papitou. 26139.
Petit peu tot. 21149.
Petites sockettes. 11639.
Chailley (M.) Petits concerts de
chambre. 11640, 11641.
Chalengsworth (C. H.):
Evangeline. 103861.
I want to dream of mammy.
10795.
Why can’t the sunbeams bring you
back to me? 12463.
Chalif (L. H.) New dances,
25977.
Challenge to youth.
Challinor (A. M.)
27817.
Challinor (F. A.) :
Fair fiower of spring. 20023.
24549.
24702.
7603.
Helping hand.
Story of Samuel. 26530.
Chalmers (H. J.):
Grand arpeggio. 7978.
Sailor’s song. 9080.
Song of the winds.
Chamberlain (Ronald) :
Four winds. 15518.
Three fancies. 24705.
Chamberlin (Earl) :
I love you just the same.
In her garden. 25425.
Love keeps calling me to you.
25679.
Silent river of my dreams. 26403.
‘We'll build a little cottage. 268385.
You are my life! you are my love!
27007.
You have left me lonely. 27015.
Chamberlin (Villa) Happy memories.
20201.
Chambers (EH. E.):
Commodore. 4577 (62).
March religioso. 29647 (142).
Ping pong. 29647 (177).
Chambers (H. A.):
Lee shore. 25596.
Office of the holy communion.
14078.
While all things were in quiet si-
lenee. 24291.
Chambers (W. P.):
Brothers in arms. 17236 (57).
Commodore. 4577 (62).
Marche religioso. 2589
29647 (142).
Ping pong. 29647 (177).
Religioso. 2589 (288).
9246.
25298.
(190),
1929.
pt. IN, n. s., v. 24
| Chaminade (C. L. 8.):
Alleluia. 7310 (29).
Anneau d’argent. 22215.
Au firmament. 4577 (47).
Automne. 12866.
Come, my love, to me. 27057 (20).
Concertino. 24426 (385).
Divertissement. 7310 (30).
Expansion. 7310 (381).
Flatterer. 4876.
Golden memories. 19768.
Heure du mystére. 2822.
Mirage. 24426 (36).
Orgue. 7310 (82).
Plus jolie. 7310 (383).
Pourquoi. 7310 (34).
Searf dance. 22216.
Ton sourire. 4577 (48).
Tristesse. 7310 (85).
Villanelle. 7604.
4 *™° valse. 7310 (36):
Chaminade-Carbonel (C. L. 8.)
Chaminade (C. L. S.)
Champagne (Claude) :
_C’est Pinson avec Cendrouille.
24661-24663.
Ht moi je m’en passe!
24954.
Fils du_ roi
24985, 24986.
Fils du roy. 24987.
Nous étions trois capitaines.
26022-26024.
Suite canadienne. 26541.
Champion (Marguerite Roesgen- )
See
24952-
s’en va _ chassant.
See Roesgen-Champion (Margue-
rite)
Champlin (Ida) Dear little brown
eyes. 7730. .
Chandler (R. E.) Kathleen. 238016.
Chanson de Germaine. 4887.
Chanson de QGuillot-Martin. 2589
(46).
Chanson de la mariée. 4882.
Chansons d’Aguillaneuf. 4884.
Chantereau (F. C.) Since you went
away. 18954.
Chantrier (Albert) :
Al? CUO, [hael (00 eee
ham 9738.
Tl est parti. 5642.
Petite Guiguite. 11638.
Strange waltz. 4218.
Chapelier (S.):
Bergére et le petit roi. 7495.
Buveurs de Manzanilla. 2791.
Chanson de Blaisine. 2738386.
Chanson mauresque. 2827.
Chevauchée infernale. 4896.
Cordoue en féte. 2881.
Danse castillane. 7714.
En écoutant le vieux moulin.
15429.
Idylle printaniére. 3367, 3368.
1660
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Intermezzo cAlin. 3418, 3419. Chaplin (Charles) Beautiful, wonder-
Jota. 5740. ful eyes. 22092, 27197.
Marche funébre d’Hamlet. 5966. | Chapman (BH. T.):
Mosquée. 3691. Cradle song. 19850.
Musette. 162382. Dream fairy. 17670.
Nonchalante. 16337. To-day. 24104.
Nuit embaumée. 26030. Chapman (Edward) After Spring
Nuit sur la baie de Palma. 8782. comes summertime, 17252.
Polo. 6348. ; Chapman (Hrnest) Drops of tears.
Prélude pour la mort de Tin- 15410.
tagiles. 6377. Chapman (H. L.):
Pussy danse. 16527. Listening. 20663.
Regrets de Tahiti. 9018. There’s a_ little white cottage
Resignation. 4022, 4023. down by the sea. 24056.
Route bienheureuse. 6501. Chapman (W. R.) Spring joy.
2 °™° danse espagnole. 29645. 14524.
pieaielie (H.) I don’t wan’ t’, unh Chappell (Lee) :
uh! 5490. A Just a rose. 20548.
Chaperons. 2589 (49, 113, 145, 167, Mother love. 25879.
232, 359), 7310 (87, 180), 12594 | Chappell & co., Itd.:
(45-49, 115 90, 152, 161, 199, 242, Always, as I close my eyes.
274, 420, 427, 447). 27108.
Chapin (Frederic) : Amber eyes. 2625, 4626.
Diplomacy. 29647 (47). Anyone—but me. 7380, 17308.
Fisher and the mermaid. 24426 Ask me not again. 4659.
(88). ; Bagdad. 7458, 12699.
Flirty little Gertie. 172386 (128). Balletto.. 7458, 7459.
Heigh;' ho! !). Heigh: ;ho '!i«;Heigh Because I’m fond of you. 7479,
ho!! 24426 (109). 12724.
In Cupid’s net. 14976 (147). Bell boy. 153.
It’s all such a _ horrible bore. Beloved, ’tis you. 22108.
17236 (198).
It’s up with the cup and down
with the ale. 17236 (199).
Merry mystic man. 17236 (266).
My dreamland = maid. 24426
Beneath the lilac blossom. 15128.
Bitter sweet. 17398, 17399, 19658,
221 27;- 22128.
Butterfly. 9980 (81).
By the light of the moon. 4822.
Chapin
10575:
(194). Call of the Maytime. 2802.
Noble ladies pray, will you buy Casey the fiddler. 4861.
to-day. 17286 (288). Cast thy burden. 19761.
Penelope. 17236 (316). Cathedral memories. 12861.
Roses dainty, roses fair. 24426 Chappell’s cinema library. 324,
(239). 7608. '
Sad is the whip-poor-will. 172386 Chappell’s orchestral journal.
(349). 12874.
Song of the night. 14976 (303). Chip of the old block. 7626.
Sorrow is mine. 17236 (401). Daddy man. 12959.
Spiders dance. 14976 (310). Daffodil days. 17598.
Storks. 24426 (262-265), 29647 Dancing moonbeams. 7712, 12095.
(225). Dear little café. 153385.
Terrible puppy dog. 24426 (272). Dites-moi, ma mére. 498, 2952,
That's how egalisthenics go. 10227.
17236 (428). Do you know my garden. 5058—
That’s how little birds make love.
24426 (274).
Tootsie wootsie. 24426 (280).
We are strolling peddlers. 17236
(461).
What! Mary? 17236 (466).
When I recall the long ago. 14976
(385).
When the cuckoo met the pussy
eat. 17286 (475).
(Prudence)
Gypsy _ girl.
1661
5060.
Dodman Rock.
Dreamland days.
Early in the morning.
Ever so. 20010.
Evermore and a day. 24961.
Everywhere I look. 20019.
Fairy lights. 13136.
Famous beauties. 17741.
Flight. 7900.
For remembrance. 3094.
Forest melody. 20082, 22547.
503, 7758.
22425.
27573.
INDEX
Chappell & co., 1td.—Continued.
Fortunio’s song. 10459, 15516.
Four words. 13192, 15519.
Fragile things. 10464.
Fragment cf an old Hindu Bazaar
song. 17788.
Give me back my heart. 22602.
Green carnation. 17861.
Grey house. 10568, 15604.
He is tender with the _ beasts.
13306.
Heure bleue. 10620, 10621, 17922.
Homeward to you. 853.
House I'll build. 20271.
I kiss your hand, madame. 910-
O12F 3292, TOMS. :
T’ll see you again. 18015.
I love to hear you singing. 3306,
5523-5526.
I’m lonely. 9385, 5557.
I shall go softly all my years.
8195.
I shan’t let you out of my sight.
27979.
If love were all. 18109.
In April. 3390.
In pixy-land. 22917.
In the stillness of the night.
15868.
Innis Farrel. 20478.
Jus’ keepin’ on. 20545.
Kiss me. 18234.
Ladies of the town. 18249.
Lazy-bones. 1187, 5823.
Leader of the town brass band.
20628.
Listenin’. 8441.
List’ning to the violin. . 20664.
Little grey church on the hill.
23086, 28288.
Little thought. 238096.
L-o-v-e. 23137, 28322.
Ma curly-headed babby. 38604.
Mammy’s lullaby. 1320.
Memory of a kiss. 16168.
Morena. 1422, 1423.
Mother song. 20894.
Mother’s lament. 18490.
My little garden world. 3738.
My little girl across the way.
13978, 16267.
My love is a silent forest. 6131.
My wonderful garden. 6158.
No eandle was there and no fire.
3795.
O babe divine. 21020.
Old Mrs. Jarvie. 18651.
On eagles’ wings. 238519.
One hour. 1637.
‘One last thought. 21078, 21079.
Our ’Arry. 18687.
Over the dark, still silence. 21111.
Over the waters blue. 6288.
Perfect song. 26162, 28801.
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
Perhaps. 21147.
Pour toi j’ai chanté. 14221.
Powder and patches. 238625.
Red caravan. 18811.
Respite. 28899. .
Roses and women. 14830, 16595.
Ruby of the Hast. 1848.
Sea dreams. 9109.
Selection on popular songs. 9116,
14381.
Shepherdess and Beau Brocade.
18931.
Shepherdess of sleep. 21346.
Sleepy sweetheart. 21393.
Song at dawn. 26464.
Song of the soul. 19010.
Song of weathers. 29119.
Spring’s a-coming to town. 21455.
Spring’s return. 19037.
Springtime. 21457.
Stars of the Hast. 9277, 12049.
Still small voice. 21473.
Supplication. 2091, 12095.
Teardrops from her eyes. 21548.
Tell me, mother. 14606.
There are fairies at the bottom of
our garden. 6908.
There must be something on my
mind. 21587.
There’s nothing new in love.
21596; 26652.
Thought never entered my head.
21618.
Three bears. 9395.
Tokay. 19210.
Tom Tiddler. 6955, 7758.
Tu-tu. 2260, 2952, 9435, 12265.
Two perfect lovers. 24145.
Under the stars. 26738.
Water sprites. 19312.
When the lilac blooms again.
12418, 14847.
Who cares? 24299.
With courtly grace. 24331.
World is waiting for the sunrise.
12504.
Your looking glass. 19484.
Your thoughts. 7291.
Zigeuner. 19487.
Chappell-Harms, ine. I love to hear
you singing. 13424.
Chappelle’ (T) Li) | Myo“little? tone.
3741.
Chappell’s army journal, no. 567.
128738.
Chappell’s orchestral journal. 12874.
Chappuis (Alphonse) :
Heart of my heart. 20229.
That Mexican step. 21559.
Chapuis (Auguste) :
Lecons d’harmonie. 25595.
Solféges de concours. 4577 (363).
1662
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Charig (Philip) : .
Fancy our meeting. 5180.
I’m glad I fell for you. 928.
Lucky girl. 3600, 5934.
When I set eyes on you. 3600.
Charles (C. H.) Tulsa. 12266.
Charles (EK. M.) You still own a
share in my heart. 19476.
Charles (Ernest) :
Over the wall of my _ garden.
16434.
Parting. 11614.
Charles (Leonard)
25553.
Charlies (W. D.):
Heut? abend um _ halb
10623.
Nur eine nacht mit dir allein.
11486.
Charles (Wolseley)
know. 2193.
Charlier (Théo)
15363.
Charlot 1928. 2220.
Charlotte Corday. 2589 (50).
Charlton (Gene) Thinking
dreaming of you. 14654.
Charlton (J. R.) My only consolation.
11392.
Charlton
4523.
Charmettes (Victor) :
Sérénade a Ninon. 14886.
Vierge a la créche. 14768.
Charpentier (Gustave) Louise. 2589
(165, 166), 4577 (222), 12594 (211).
Charpentier (Jehan) :
Détresse. 7742.
Obsession. 6218.
Chart music pub. house, inc.:
Bickford’s harmony chord system
for tenor banjo. 181.
Bumble bee. 7550.
Folio of guitar solos and duets.
663.
Goodnight, dear friends, goodnight.
5338.
Huffer’s rhythm band book of toy
symphonies. 20277.
Moyer’s charted harmony chords
for Hawaiian guitar. 1440.
Moyer’s universal teacher
plectrum banjo. 1441.
Oh dem golden slippers!
Oh! Susanna. 8801.
Our new maid. 8854.
Roger’s popular style tenor banjo
Kentucky moon.
heun.
Thinnest girl I
Divertissement.
(V. M.) Wonderful you.
for
8801.
duets. 1823.
Roger’s popular style tenor banjo
solos. -21253.
Sherwood’s) master method for
tenor banjo or tenor guitar.
189382.
and.
Silver threads among the gold.
213738.
Warner’s novelties for tenor banjo.
23874.
When Rosalinda sings. 4478.
When they ring the golden bells.
7190.
Chasanow (Abraham) :
Irene. 18166.
My sunshine. 18557.
Chase (Gustav) :
American girl. 19491 (4).
Artie. 14976 (14).
Back to the boulevards.
(aS).
Cats quartette. 2589 (43).
Claim thou thy own. 2589 (56).
19491
Diana. 14976 (70), 27057 (33).
Didn’t know exactly what to do.
14976 (71).
Eminent Doctor Fizz. 2589 (84).
Fall in. 19491 (63).
Flower féte. 19491 (69).
For love I live alone. 2589 (98).
Gems I prize. 2589 (105).
Heidelberg. 19491 (96).
How far a girl should go.
(1385).
T’ll do or die. 2589 (129).
Tll shut my eyes and think it’s
you. 2589 (130).
Jolly old potentate. 2589 (140).
Keep it dark. 14976 (171).
King Dodo. 2589 (149).
Lad who leads. 14976 (175).
14976
Look in the book and see. 2589
(164). ;
Message of the violet. 14976
(215).
Old Father Time. 12594 (288). |
Pictures in the smoke. 14976
(259).
Pound the drum. 2589 (271).
Prince of Pilsen. 19491 (185-191).
Season at the shore.. 14976 (284).
Song of the wooden man. 2589
(3i12)"
Students entrance. 19491 (224).
Tale of a bumble bee. 2589 (321).
Tale of the sea-shell. 14976 (330),
24426 (268).
Two hearts made _ one. 2589
Gaae
When you at
14976 (387).
White lies. 14976 (390).
Widow. 14976 (393).
last are mine.
Yowll do. 2589 (360).
Chase (I. J.) Song melody. 16751.
Chase (J. R.) Will you come back.
12480.
Chase (M. K.) Mon ame m/’appéle.
28474.
1663
INDEX
pt. ITI, n.s., v. 24
Chase (Newell) :
As long as you believe in me.
7402.
Classical satire. 10078.
Idawanna. 10806.
If I were king. 25388.
Never Say die. 25976.
Tiddly winks. 12216.
Trickette. 12253.
Chasse (F. W.) If I only
13514.
Chassidic dance of the feast. 17508.
Chassidic religious song. 17509.
Chatman (Bo) Corrine Corrina.
27422.
Chattaway (Thurland) I’m in love
with the new girl. 15770.
Chaudoir (G. G.) Seasons.
Chaussé (Cordelia) Adieu
21981.
Chausson (Ernest) Quatuor.
Chauvet (A.) Deux piéces.
Chavez (J.):
Anforita. 19548.
Cadetes mexicanos.
Campesina. 19749.
Natividad. 20978.
Checchia (John) I need you Mary.
20a02.-
knew.
9111.
supréme.
8984.
7613.
19738.
Chee Choo (Thomas) Golden ker-
nels of love. 7967. .
Cheiffetz (Hymon) :
Hush-a-bye time. 5478.
Take your gal to Deco. 26596.
Chenette (Ed.) :
Old grist mill. 16389.
Southern world. 16778.
Troupers all. 26706.
Cheney (E. M.) Give a cheer for
Waltham. 27721.
Cheney (G. W.):
Ev’rybody’s pal. 27625.
Hearts are trump. 27812.
Ill still have you. 279384.
Irrisistible sis. 28090.
Only you. 28728.
Waiting for you. 29426.
Cheney (H. H.) Give a cheer
Waltham. 27721.
Chenoweth (Wilbur) :
Christmas in Cornwall.
Dreams, nothing more
dreams. 15405.
Hidden waterfall. 25185.
In a Japanese garden. 18529.
Joie de vivre. 15930, 28137.
One rose, the last of a bouquet.
16410. ’
Pitter-patter. 3949.
for
3949.
than
Roller-coaster. 4047.
Rustie dance. 289338.
Chepil (W. J.) If there is a sweet-
heart for everyone else. 3377.
- -
Cheraskin (Max):
Just another dream. 15943.
Lonesome one. 16061.
Cherkose (A. M.):
Although I haven’t a_ chance,
12682.
Campus meander. 12836.
If I were you. 18515,
Lover. 18779.
Maybe it’s you. 28407.
On the dancing floor. 28717.
Pretty tune. 28857.
Reason is you. 28888.
You know I love you. 14988.
Cherniavsky (Joseph) :
Love sings a song in my heart.
11132.
To-day and to-morrow. 6952.
When you were in love with no
one but me. 7198.
Chernis (Jack) :
Let’s pretend. 28261.
‘ Why not-say I. 29536.
Cherry blossom time. 27349.
Cherubini (M. L. C. Z. 8.):
- Anacréon. 10048.
Anakreon. 27351.
Deux journées. 10049.
Wassertriger. 10050.
Chesi (Mario) :
Soleyma. 9208.
Sorriso infantile. 9256.
‘(Chestnut (R. HE.) I found my dream
girl. 203815.
Chester (Betty)
26200.
Chester (Frederick) Varmer Giles’s
outin’. 23811.
Chester (J. & W.) Itd.:
Berceuse. 12736.
Clover. 10084.
Deux enfants de roi. 10219.
Four krakowiaki. 1688.
Fugue. 174.
Gavotte from Mignon.
Judith. 13618.
Romance. 23712.
Three duets. 10167.
Three sonnets from the Portu-
guese. 314.
Chester (lL. B.) If God so clothe the
grass. 29647 (102).
Chesterfield motion picture corp.:
It’ll just be too bad. 28099.
Let’s jig the jigaboo. 28259.
Love at first sight. 28327.
Sunshine. 29172.
You’re my everything. 29623.
Chevaillier (Lucien) Fox-trot, tango
et finale. 5245.
Chevais (M.) Solfége de concours a
2 voix (1928). 6698.
Chevalier (Rex) When you _ smile.
29502.
Poor little rich girl.
9393.
1664
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Chevillard (Camille) . Zacharie. 7297.
Cheyne (Val) Parade of the marion-
ettes. 11606.
Chiappinelli (Peter) :
Capriccio. 12879.
Romance. 6477.
Serenade n. 2. 4115.
Chicago evening post co.
are puzzling me. 138954.
Chicago mail order co. My style queen
girl. 16290.
Chicago music pub. co., ine.:
All worn out. 17273.
Bed light blues. 2714.
Better cut that out. 17886.
Big feeling blues. 4741.
Can’t make another day. 24678.
Cloudy day blues. 4926.
Corn liquor blues. 2882.
Crawlin’ spider blues. 4972.
Dynamite blues. 5121.
Eagle eyed mama blues. 5125.
Hzell’s precious fives. 5175.
Goin’ south blues. 3158.
Good chib blues. 25098.
Hold it boy. 32384.
Honey dripper blues. 25203.
I’ve crossed the separated line.
3346.
Ive got it all. 3348.
I wanna see my baby. 3350.
Jungle man blues. 3466.
Morning blues. 3688.
New way of living blues.
Nickles worth of liver.
No dough blues. 6184.
Oil well blues. 18647.
Pa and ma poorhouse blues.
Panther squall. 6298.
Poor boy blues. 3962.
Ramblin’ man blues. 4007.
Rowdy man blues. 4068.
Sad news blues. 6519.
Separated blues. 6593.
Sobbin’ tears blues. 6695.
‘Soon this morning blues. 19019.
There’s a handwriting on the wall.
4314.
Unhappy blues. 4389.
Chicago police band. Chicago police
band march. 4897.
Chicago. University. My book on the
Christian way. 18505.
Chicago. University. Undergraduate
council. University of Chicago song
book. 29372.
Chidsey (M. E.):
My A-B-C’s
3786.
25984.
6292.
Come back to me love. 22274.
Homing. 22720.
I love my dear love. 22791.
Lord is my shepherd. 23129.
Love’s passing. 23160.
Sweetheart where can you be.
23994.
Unfettered wings.
Chieffo (Louis)
13506.
Chiesa Cristiana. Nuovo libro d’inni
e salmi spirituali. 3818.
Child leadeth.. 19779.
Childers (J. L.) You used to call me
your sweetheart. 7282.
Childers (L. J.):
Cherokee love theme.
We praise Thy name.
24152.
If I can’t have you.
10047.
12357.
Children of the American revolution.
Nat'l.
21104.
Children of time. 26468, 26478.
Children’s day classics. 7622.
Children’s day helper. 7623.
Children’s day treasury. 19491 (36).
Children’s hosanna. 19780.
Children’s hymnal and service book.
12883.
Children’s song book. 17513.
Chile, reciprocal copyright protection
of music, p. 5.
Chillemont (—):
Au pays des steppes. 15072.
Chasseur de Chiméres. 12876.
Chilson (F. W.) Boys of the D. A.
soc. Our Flag of liberty.
V’s. 17480.
Chilton (Forrest) My Minnesota.
1494.
Chilvers (Thomas) My fairy coon.
27057 (98).
Chimes of Normandy. 15244.
China silk. 10060.
Chinese honeymoon. 7310 (39), 17236
(65). i
Ching (James) :
Book of dogs. 19694.
In praise of trees. 20457.
Chipman (F. EB.) See Berwick (F. C.)
Chirurgie. 341, 342.
Chivington (H. C.):
Song of the rain. 6730.
There will be a rainbow. 21599.
Chladek (R. C.):
Moje hory, moje doly. 13914.
O Maria Matko naSa.. 21030.
Chobar (L. W.):
I’m glad you’re happy now. 15764,
20349.
My own little wildwood Rose.
11394.
Prisoner’s lament. 1748.
That’s who I’m workin’ for. 9376.
Chobillon (Ch.) Brelan de javas. 4796.
Choffe (A. A.):
Just another kiss. 10944.
Just another kiss in the moon-
light. 18210.
Choice hymns. 19788.
Choir helper. 24717.
1669
IN DEX
Cholvin (Homer) Pal, how I need |
you. 18710.
Chon (Nelson) :
Lover’s lane is lonesome lane for
me. 11139.
Ridin’ on the clouds. 6451.
Chonchette.. 17236 (67).
Chopin (F. F.)
Ballades. 7628.
Chopin. 9709 (388).
Chopin’s most famous composi-
tions. 2840.
Etude. 346, 2841, 17516-17519,
19491 (88-40), 19789-19797.
Fantaisie—impromptu. 4908.
Fight for honour. 12886.
Frédéric Chopin at home. 17520.
Jazz masks. 138587, 13588.
Marche funébre. 2842.
Nocturne. 4909, 7629, 12887.
Polonaise brillante. 347.
Polonaise militaire. 2589 (51).
Portrait. 12888.
Scherzo. 4910.
Valse. 348.
While stars keep their vigil.
27363.
Chopin. 9709 (88).
Chopy (T. M. F. P. M. F.):
Beatitudes. 12594 (19).
Rédemption. 17236 (331).
Chorin (Géza):
Nincsen olyan embor ... 1877.
Sarga csizmaét visel a babéam...
1877.
Chorpening (H. F.) That’s all I want
you to know. 6893.
Chotas (N. E.): :
Memories of you. 18442.
My yellow jacket girl. 23412.
Choudens:
A la eagna. 4579.
A Mallorea. 14982.
Agarena. 9729.
Allegro dramatique. 15017.
Alphonse et Hstelle. 11839.
Anacréon. 10048.
Au dancing. 85. —
Au pays d’ amour. 86.
Barbier de Séville. 9064.
Betsy. 175.
Bourlak. 24624.
Bravoure. 4794.
Calme de la mer. 13882.
Carnaval d’Athénes. 4857.
Ce n’est pas vous... 24700.
Cendres. 24703.
Chameliers. 10032.
Chanson de l’orang-outang. 4881.
Conte. 24752.
Contrebandiers dans la montagne.
405.
Cortége historique. 24764.
1666
pt. Il, n. s., v. 24
Cortége nocturne. 7674.
Cosi fan tutte. 8662.
Cotillon III. 12939.
Course d’autos. 4965.
D’un pas majestueux. 4982.
Dans un dernier adieu. 452.
Deux journées. 10049.
Dialogue élégant. 5043.
Divergences. 24846.
Dorogaya. 24864.
Doumka. 18047.
Dvorianine i krestianine. 10298.
Enlévement au sérail. 6080.
Eskualduna. 10855.
Btude. 703, 704.
Bveil du coeur. 24958.
Evolution. 5166.
Fandanguillo. 10384.
Féte académique. 12783.
Fierrabras. 11842.
Fille du tambour major. 14076.
Francesca da Rimini. 5248.
Gaudeamus. 13223. —
Geneviéve. 11850.
Gladys. 132389.
Glory. 7962.
Goléa. 10546.
Grand mogol. 13269.
Hallucination. 25130.
Hans Heiling. 25135.
Heureux retour 4 la vie. 829.
Himalaya. 18336.
Hussarde. 15707.
Il joue du bandoleon... 25404.
Impresario. 113382.
Intermezzo. 26845.
Jap. 10898.
Jeunesse facétieuse. 8311.
Jota. 10916.
Kansas. 13644.
Madame Favart. 14077.
Mam/’zelle Trompette. 25735.
Marivaudage téléphonique. 5972.
Mascotte. 25772.
Merry story. 16175.
Miseremini. 1394.
Molodetz. 13915.
Mousquetaires au couvent. 25882.
Nevada. 14028.
Ni-si-ni-mi. 11449.
Noces de Figaro. 1448, 1444.
Nostalgia. 1634.
Nuit troublante. 1571.
O! Betty. 1574.
Oo-ma-Ru-Ru. 26108.
Ouverture tragique. 12785.
Passion selon Saint-Mathieu. 7450.
Paysage bizarre. 26151.
Petite bohéme. 26166.
Piéces espagnoles & danser.
26176.
Plus jolie fille de France. 14201.
Popaul. 6357.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Priére asiatique. 11708.
Printemps sur la mer. 1745.
Projet intéressant. 26221.
Providence. 14248.
P’tites michu. 6399.
Rahi yaho. 11784.
Récit. 11745.
Regard sur le passé.
Renard chez les. poules.
Réverie crépusculaire
11762.
Rip. 14807.
Saltimbanques.
Sargino. 11821.
Seéne champétre corrézienne.
11832.
Shin-to. 11903.
Sons of Icar. 14518.
Stella camping. 26517.
Sur les bords galants.
Tangerina. 2131.
Taoudéni. 121388.
Ti, bériosa! 12212.
Titus. 11334.
Tour de feu. 2229, 2230.
Toyama. 12240.
Triomphe de
2246.
Triumph. 26703.
Troyens a Carthage.
Vampire. 12308.
Véronique. 17027.
Vers la Sibérie....
Vie brisée. 7052.
Vie pour le czar. 12317.
Vous aimer. 26806.
West Point. 14815.
Young fellow march.
Zambra. 12575.
Christ-church bells in Oxon.
Christensen (A. M.):
Crimson and _ white
march. 2891.
Home coming parade. 17941.
March intrepidus. 283883.
Christensen (Bertha) :
Cherished memories. 7616.
My mammy’s lullaby. 162738.
Rainbow in the sky. 8998.
Rose of my heart. 9057.
Christensen (J. H.) Forgive and for-
get. 20085.
Christensen (Robert) :
I left my heart in California.
18006.
Minor melody. 28455.
6425.
6431.
4 Sina.
14350.
6806.
Bacchus. 2245,
9898.
2319.
14958.
24719.
triumphal
Christensen’s ( Joh.) musikforlag.
Galanterie. 10484.
Christeson (D. B.) Sing and be glad.
26412.
Christian (HE. M.) My kingdom of
love. 6124.
Christian (Emile) My Dixie land.
6106.
Christian (Tommy) :
Atta boy. 19580, 24524.
Gazoozalum gazoo. 22581.
Gunner Jim. 17870, 20178.
I want you to know I love you.
25359.
You’re gonna be blue. 24890.
Christiansen (L. 7d Drifting.
22433.
Christie (Kenneth):
Armstrong Quaker theme song.
7390.
Step out with youth. 12057.
Van Heusen theme song. 9480.
You certainly look snappy in that
Van Heusen. 14933.
Christiné (H.):
Francais moyen. 25023.
J’ adore ca. 3432.
Java et java. 25480.
Je n’ai jamais le temps. 25483.
Je n’ sais pas fair’ ca. 25484.
Moi j’observe tout. 25855.
Nina. 25992.
On est plus léger.
Christman (A. H.)
13589.
Christmas carols. 27370.
Christmas classics. 22240.
Christmas glory song. 19800.
Christmas helper. 22243.
Christmas melodies by the fireside.
22246.
Christmas messenger. 19801.
Christmas suggestion book. 17257.
Christofferson (Agnes) John, dear.
1096.
Christoph (Charles) :
Fanny. 10385.
Kiss me and then forget me.
1148.
Christy (Harold):
Here comes
5416.
Song you can’t remember. 14510.
When I’m up to my knees in
3856.
Jazz rustique.
the bride. 3220,
clover. 14836.
Chuhaldin (A.) Moment musical.
18897.
Church (John) co.:
Briar Rose. 27268.
Captive memories. 304.
Cat and the canary. 10023.
Come ye, to the mountains of the
Lord. 12915.
Cowboy’s requiem. 12944.
Cuckoos. 12951.
Dance of the manikins. 12966.
Day in Venice. 10180.
Dead bird. 12991.
Dear Jesus, sweet the tears I
shed. 5020.
Down the stream. 5088.
1667
INDEX
Church (John) co.—Continued.
Easter Monday on the White
House lawn. 103801.
Everlasting hills. 13124.
Fleurette. 24995.
Flor de Sevilla. 10485, 10436.
Follow the leader. 665.
Game. 10487.
Golden dog. 27733.
Good morning—good night. 745.
Gypsy train. 251238.
Harpsichord. 10588.
Hunter’s moon. 18375.
In a sylvan glade. 8248.
In rococco days. 10848.
In the desert. 20462.
Junior-senior high school chorus
_ book. 8328, 10927.
Lambs at play. 11007.
Land of the lullaby. 20608, 20609.
Lead gently, Lord, and _ slow.
13681.
Lord Jehovah reigns. 3572.
Love is a flame. 13769.
Love’s garden. 5923.
March. 1908.
Melody. 1909.
Melody of the Indian night.
25799.
Mister Squirrel.
My day. 18962.
My song of you. 14002.
Now sleeps the crimson petal.
1402.
1570.
O Lord, support us all the long
day. 3828.
Petite valse—serenade. 26168.
Prelude. 12041.
Puppets on parade.
Serenade. 1916.
Shadow barge. 14395.
Sleeping swans. 11944.
Slumbering child. 26428.
1752.
Soaring eagle. 11964, 14460,
14461.
Sonnet xxxvir. 19015.
Tender floweret. 14609.
Trio treasury. 16965.
Tumble-weed. 21675.
Twilight dreams. 26727.
University of Illinois march.
19259, 24153.
Valse amoureuse. 14747.
Waltz. 1910.
Waltzing cranes. 14788.
Churchill (Elizabeth)
2762.
Churchill
2762.
Churchill (M. T.) Voices. 2339.
Churchill-Grindell co. Churchill-Grin-
Blue butterfly.
Chea Blue butterfly.
dell songs. 10073.
Chute (W. W.) Arioch Wentworth.
17e1s:
pt. 10, n. s., v. 24
Chwast (Henri)
Chylinski (C.. W.)
Cianetti (S. R.)
Italiane. 3415.
Ciappi (A.) Giovanina.
Ciaramella (Roberto) :
Agnese. 24.
’O figlio ’e chiarastella.
Serenata pernacchiosa.
Ciavarella (Angelo) : :
Bomba a Milano marcia. 12774.
Signora pazza marcia. 14419.
Cicada (Editions) :
Amatchi baita. 4625.
C’est pour voir les anges.
Engagez-vous dans
3014, 3015.
Feuilles mortes. 3064.
Maya. 3639, 3640.
Moi je m’en souviens .
6046.
Printemps. 3980. _
Quand on sait fair’ ces p’tits trucs
la. 3994.
Ciccarelli (John)
Gaby. 20118.
Homeland. 27847.
Inno delle piccole
5294,
23476.
28994.
4826.
la marine.
. . et VOUS.
I’m thinking of no-
one but you. 10752.
Ciceulli - (Pasquale) Notte celeste.
28648.
Cieszykowski (L. A.):
Album no. 1. 7340, 7341.
Bialy mazur! 24591.
Oberek do biatego dnia. 26046.
Piesh wieSniakéw. 215381.
Sztandar gwiazdzisty. 21531.
Vesperae solemnes de SS. Eucha-e
ristiae Sacramento. 21728.
Cimara (Pietro) :
Nuvole. 23474.
Visione marina. 24190.
Cimber (Jocipi de) See De Cimber
(Jocipi).
Cimo pub. co.
28311.
Cincinnati music pub. co.:
Bare legs, ain’t they funny. 17350.
Lazy girl. 18267.
Cincotta (Anthony) Waiting for the
new-dawn of tomorrow. 29425.
Lonesome and blue.
Cinephoniec music co. Plaything.
18752.
Cinque (Nicolo) Mandolinista 1928,
E. Rossi. 38616.
Cinque nani della montagna bli. 4919.
Ciociano (C. A.) Baci e follie. 9845.
Cioffi (Adelina) Adelina. 14992.
Cioppo (Eugene del) See Del Cioppo
(Hugene).
Cipollini (Dante) Raccolta di pezzi
facili. 8990.
Circeo (Lowry) Crooning song of
love. 4975.
Circus day. 22253. :
Cirenei (Luigi) Sulle rive del Tescio.
16825.
1668
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
—
Cirina (J. A.)
Cirino (H. F.):
I dared to dream. 5487.
I’m treading the highway, 5581,
13464.
You and the moon. 19441.
Cittarella (Paolo or Paul):
Hello sweetie. 3216.
Cavoro e primavera. 7597.
Comi finir Jennie. 17564.
Dottore. 15391.
Figghia sfurtunata. 15483.
Mamma a cu m’ ’addari. 5956.
Mamma chi luna. 18390.
Monaco sperduto. 1410.
Muggheri mia. 3706.
Pisci Maliziuso. 1704.
Sasa non ti vogghiu cchiu. 16626.
City (Musikverlag) :
Alma amada. 17277.
Cecilla. 10026.
Das ist so ein fall... . 22388.
Das kommt nicht in frage. 459.
Es liegt so viel im kleinen wort-
chen liebe! 24947.
Fast jeden abend stehe ich vor
deiner wohnung. 3050.
Griiss Gott, Charlott, es wir’ so
schon gewesen! T67.
Hiatt’ ich nicht so angst vor meiner
frau. 779, 780.
Ich hab’ mit der Marianne ’ne
Panne gehabt. 25376.
Ich hab’ so einen schwarm fiir
dich! 10805.
Ich habe heute nacht von dir so
stiss getriumt. 981, 5623.
In der Liineburger heide. 3393,
5658.
Ja, bei uns am Strand. 15901.
Jung-Deutschland. 1111, 1112.
Lasset uns das leben geniessen.
28234.
My jumping doll. 23369.
Nur sympathie. 11487 (88).
Resignation. 6435.
Schenk’ mir _ diese
16638.
Servus, Bubi...
Treue deutsche
26693.
Weht im herbst der wind!
29455.
Wenn es irgend geht. 4458.
City music pub. co. Standing side by
side. 29140.
Ciulla (Thomas) jr. Dreaming. 19960.
Claiborne (W. A.) Baby rose. 100.
Clano (John):
Catari’ me faie muri. 17487.
Che ne yuo’ cchiu’. 10042.
Core che soffre. 10115.
"E ssirene’ ’e Napule. 10299.
Fora ’e cancelle! 7919.
Lu bummu ‘’talianu. 1288.
liebesnacht.
26374.
hergz) 24133,
26842,
Manduline ’a ’pusilleco. 11192.
Marenaro ’e pusilleco. 5969.
Monaco sperduto. 1410.
O’ figlio d@’ ’a colpa! 8786.
’O vuto ’a mmamma schiavona.
8793.
Ombra toia! 8825.
Penzanno ’a mamma mia. 11636.
Senza pate. 11874.
Clapham (EH. R.) Our Flag of liberty.
21104.
Clapham (Emilia) . Senorita. 6591.
Clapp (KE. E.) Vagabond lover. 2292.
Clapp (Sunny):
Bundle of southern sunshine.
22172.
Come easy-go easy-love. 19821.
Down on Biscayne Bay. 22406.
I found the girl of my dreams.
5492.
June days. 28152.
Lost one. 3578.
My toast to you.
Promise. 23641.
Signs of the highway. 14420.
Sweet old fashioned girl. 23974.
We can’t use each other any more.
21766.
When I’m away from you. 17094.
Claps (Joseph) Tell me dear. 4271.
Clare (Howard) pseud. See Hall (J.
ive
Clare (Sidney) :
23404.
Drifting into love. 545.
I’d love to. 17992.
Since we became sweethearts.
16705.
Would I love to love you. 26983.
Clarence (—) He-man o’mine. 22677.
Clarey (Bert) Broken dreams.
27276.
Clari, the maid of Milan. 22719.
Clark (—) ‘That mournful melody.
6888.
Clark (A. D.) Have you forgotten I
love you. 15642.
Clark (Adelaide) Milady of the
cameo. 25833.
Clark (Ann) Dyspeptic Oscar James.
19971.
Clark (C. V.) Was it all a dream.
12344.
Clark (D. E.) Enraptured. 575.
Clark (Edwin) :
Kissing tune. 10978.
My bundle of dreams.
25903. 2
Park your’ troubles
Street. 8880.
Clark (Eleanor) :
Gold fishes. 734.
I wish. 15809.
Whistle a tune.
16240,
on Smile
17128.
1669
INDEX
pt. 10, n. S., v. 24
Clark (Hthel)
Mother. 14383.
Clark (F. A.):
Honey you’se mah rose. 138353.
I’m gwine ter wait twell my Lord
a-calls me. 13443.
Lord, with glowing heart Id
praise Thee. 23131.
Clark (H. L.) Spirit of good fellow-
ship. 6757.
Clark> Gi., ©>)
Clark (Jack)
Clarks (iA) ss
Americans true. 22013.
Baby’s teeth. 9839.
Bring back that mamma of mine.
17438.
Broken. 15185.
Cabin by the shore.
Mrs. Harry Clark.
Evangeline. 10360.
Whalen hop. 12381.
276.
Can she dance? uh huh! 4839.
Canadian aviation hymn. 288.
Carolina love my all. 24691.
Cheated. 22223.
Child 0’ mine. 10056.
Dear little brown eyes. 7730.
Dear old mother of mine. 19903.
Echoes of Schoenbrun. 10307.
Eloise. 13089.
Fate of the subway. 7870.
Glor’ana. 3152.
Hiram Abiff the widow’s son.
8047.
I don’t want to be with anyone
but you. 25256.
I love it hot. 20330.
I’m so bashful. 20370.
I still have my memories.
In my loving nest. 18187.
In the morning, just at dawn.
18146.
It’s always you. 1072.
It takes a blonde to make you
happy. 5712.
Just around the corner. 15944.
Kind words never die. 5784.
Kiss me, little blue eyes. 5790.
Let me dream my dreams in your
5092.
arms. 23056.
Living in a castle of memories.
1S;
Looking over my pictures of
memories. 183832.
Love prate. 3586.
Man-bird Lindy. 18391.
Mother, will we be pals up there.
11327.
My blue eyed Peggy Rose.
My dream girl. 11360.
My moonshine baby. 25932.
My old New England home. 18542.
My rose of yesterday. 16283.
My school-girl sweetheart. 11401.
My sunny southern home. 38757.
Nancy Ann. 28586.
1459.
Oh! the girl I love to find. 18641.
Old homestead on the hill. 6239,
Pedestrian and the auto. 28795.
Prisoner’s regret. 23639.
She makes them that way. 29010.
She’s my smiling ‘baby. 21339.
She’s not quite fifty. 16679.
Since Lizzie’s got to be a lady.
1964.
Since you I’ve found.
18952.
Soaring. 18984.
Star of love. 23926.
Stolen heart. 16808.
Sweetheart blues. 2112.
Sweetheart, what’s troubling you.
239938. ical
That funny girl of mine. 14617.
That'll be me th’nking of you.
6884.
There’ll be no trains in heaven.
16914.
There’s no pal in this world like
mother. 6911.
Those laughing blue eyes. 24073.
To be with you again. 2216.
Vanished moments. 21717.
When Barney Google marries
Dolly Gray. 12398.
Whispering heart. 19378.
Who doesn’t believe in God.
26934.
Wond’ring. 4524.
You thought I would cry. 24401.
Clark (Leona Letitia) :
Light of my life. 11061.
Ob Florida, fair land of sunshine.
11511.
Sweet land of memory.
Clark (Linus L.):
If you laugh, the world laughs
with you. 138519.
Moonlight night. 86389.
Clark (Mary) Dyspeptic Oscar James.
19971.
Clark (Moir)
Clark (P. M. de)
Clark (Palmer) :
Argument. 27141.
By the roadside. 4823.
Father, hear Thy children’s call.
5189. -
Little Indian,
28289.
Night fancies. 28609-28612.
Night is king. 28613-28615.
Our Flag. 28735-28737.
Pussy willow. 28870.
Raindrops. 28884.
Restlessness. 6488, 28900.
Seville. 28996-28998.
Song to the Flag. 29120-29122.
Spirit of youth. 29183-29135.
Sun is not a-bed. 29165.
16706,
12102.
Quintet. 21208.
See De Clark (P. M.)
Sioux or Crow.
1670
INDEX
bos. 1-12, 1929
Time to rise. 29304.
Up in a swing. 29378.
Wanderlust. 24202.
Clark (S. L.) Little rose of my heart.
18308.
Clark (Secotson) Marche aux flam-
beaux. 17286 (241)
Clark (Steve) Rose of my heart.
6490.
Clark (Tom):
Bach suite. 15088.
Grieg suite. 17864.
Schirmer’s elementary orchestra
series. 188938, 26336.
Schubert suite. 1897.
Schumann suite. 9105.
Short stories. 6632.
Clark (Vivienne) Lordy, Lordy ah
most dead. 11107.
Clark (W. D.) Songs for
26480.
Clarke (Cuthbert) :
Bell boy. 158.
Cathedral memories. 12861.
Chappell’s orchestral journal.
12874.
Dancing moonbeams.
In pixy-land. 22917.
In the twilight. 20471.
Rain came pouring down.
Street waif. 12074.
lions.
7712, 12095.
1776.
Thriller. 9397.
Two men. 2275.
Clarke (Douglas) O Domine Deus.
8785.
Clarke (Elizabeth) pseuwd. See
Roberts (C. J.)
Clarke (Fred) Sweetheart of mine
how I miss you. 29197.
Clarke (Grant):
Am I blue. 9764, 17290, 24478.
Gypsy charmer. 15614.
I’m the medicine man for the
blues. 15783, 15784.
Let me have my dreams. 16006,
16007, 18275, 18276.
Welcome home. 17002, “LIVE;
19326.
Clarke (H. D.) Brand new Para-
mount gospel songs. 17482.
Clarke (H. F.) Ditson school and
community band series. 15356—
15360.
Clarke (H. L.):
Clarke’s (Herbert L.) setting up
drilis: *'375.
Dolly Varden. 14976 (73, 76)
General Tanner’s march. 21964
(21)
Naval brigade M. V. M. 29647
(163, 164)
Pacific Southwest exposition.
18705.
Clarke (H.)\B.);:
Like a little sunbeam. 13711.
That’s what the moon said to me.
4294,
Clarke (Jack) :
After the girl.
Men. 11257.
Step high. 12056.
Sunny South. 12092.
You’ve made a difference to me.
12561.
You will love me.
Clarke (M. L.):
And you — my king. 17298.
I adore it. 27878.
Lover 0’ mine. 138780.
Clarke (Myrtle) Gone but not for-
9727.
12563.
gotten. 27736.
Clarke (R. C.) Over the waters blue.
6288.
Clark’s (Norman) Hawaiian song
folio. 7641.
Clarkson (L. J.) Eternal rose. 17721.
Clary (V. M.):
If you believe at sundown, you'll
believe at dawn. 25391.
Love nest, a sunset and you.
18355.
Clase (H. C.) Choice hymns. 19788.
Clash (J. E.) Because you put your
arms around me. 145.
Classic album for guitar.
Clausetti (Pietro) :
22255.
Ht s’il revenait un jour. 22467.
Fantasia. 22256. !
Vieni, O sonno... 19280.
Claxton (Hedley) By the lagoon.
12813.
‘Clay (E. V.) My love, a memory.
25927.
Clay (Sonny) pseud. See Clay
(William )
Clay (William) Devils serenade.
5089.
Clayborn (HE. W.) Wrong way to cele-
brate Xmas day. 4534.
Claymes (Raymond) Wid-out a song.
29539.
Claypoole (EH. B.):
Oriental fantasy. 11568.
Song of the B: A. C. 23889.
Clayton (John):
It’s easy to say forget you. 10886.
Linda. 8487.
Clayton (V. B.) Idyllwild. 10809.
Clayton (V. M.):
Adoration. 19505.
Spirit of Santa Cruz. 23918.
Cleare (A. J.) Light the pretty can-
dles on our Christmas tree. 23069.
Cleary (Hes):
Antoinette. 12655.
Any girl at all. 22027.
Be good. 22088.
1671
INDEX
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Cleary (H. J.)—Continued.
Garden of fantasy. 15541.
Here and there and everywhere.
13326.
In candlelight.
In my studio.
Leaving you. 20626.
Move along. 13942.
My favorite melody. 20917.
My Florentine maid. 13969.
15844.
13543.
Shoutin’ away the storm. 16697.
Spring. 16790.
Violets. 17034.
What chance have I got. 26865.
Whenever you say. 14859.
Your Spanish shawl. 14963.
Cleary (J. B.):
Sing-a-song. 18956.
Sweetheart mine. 21519.
Cleary (M. H.): -
Dance of the wooden shoes. 24795.
Dancing on Mars. 24796.
Day you fall in love. 19897.
Do ya wanna little iss-kay. 7755.
Give it. 17824.
Go find somebody to love. 10534~-
10536, 138242, 13248, 17831.
H’lo baby. 25198..
Huddlin’. 25221.
I can see there’ll be a rainbow.
10684, 10685.
I’d better not try it. 15717.
I'd like to be a Gipsy. 10692,
13391, 13392, 15718, 17989, 17990.
I gotta have you. 18000.
I love to hit myself on the head.
18020.
I’ve got the world with a fence
around it. 5602.
I wish you all the luck in the
world. 3855.
In a big, big way. 5649.
It took a lot of blue to take my
blues away. 5718.
Just like a vagabond. 25523.
My paradise. 113895.
Olid man weaver of dreams. 8818.
One minute of heaven. 26097.
She was kicked on the head by a
butterfly. 18929.
Singin’ in the bathtub.
26415, 29054.
Slumber time. 9191.
That’s why I’m happy. 2171.
Too much lovin’. 43848.
Cieary (R. T.):
High-hatted Molly. 5425.
Moonlight night. 6058.
Clemandh (Julius) :
21385,
Gladiators’ tournament. 20146.
Romance. 4048.
Clement (A. W.):
Chicken. 19778.
Hide the weinie blues. 13332.
Clement (Harl) Mother’s farewell.
8655.
Clement (F. W.):
Silvertone. 6646.
Vacant chair. 14745.
Yankee division A. BE. F. 7251.
Clement (J. Herscher-) See Herscher-
- Clement (J.).
Clementi (M.)
Two sonatas. 10079.
Clements (C. EH.) Eight English tunes.
152572
Clements (H. L.):
Ten minutes.
What’s da use. 4467.
Clements (J. R.) . Somebody did a
golden deed. 17236 (389).
Clemson (W. J.) Easy choral com-
munion service. 12594 (75).
Clerbois (Roger) :
Cradle song. 12945.
Marche grotesque. 13829.
Prélude mélodique. 14230.
Clerice (Mme.) Papillons bleus. 14976
(249).
Clérice (Justin) :
Ordre de l’Empereur. 19491 (1738).
Papillons bleus. 14976 (249).
9362.
Clesi (N. J.):
I’m sorry I made you ery. 13460.
June bride. 18202.
Lucille. 16095.
Cleve (Bert van) See Van Cleve
(Bert) :
Cleveland (Mary) ‘Tree of love.
14695.
7643.
Scherzo humoresque.
Clever Stana.
Clewell (R. E.)
4097. |
Click (Edna) Let me dream my
dreams in your arms. 23056.
Cliffe (EF. E.):
Leave the women alone. 20625.
More I try to forget the more I
remember you. 20884.
Some Sunday in the summertime.
2008.
Clifford (A. M.)
7280.
Clifford (Hdith) :
He couldn’t speak a word of Eng-
lish. 22675.
I wouldn’t say positively. 22879.
Clifford (Frank) :
Blue harmony. 24609.
T’ll keep lovin’ you. 22781.
In our aeroplane abode. 5665.
Clifford (Gordon) :
Dream nest. 17672.
Looking for some one like you.
18331.
Clifford (Harry) :
You stole my love.
Among those sandy hills. 24485.
Arkansas blues. 24511.
Autumn kisses and you. 27156.
1672
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Baby fingers. 27169.
Blue of the bluebells. 27245.
Don’t get funny. 22398.
Drifting in the moonlight.
Fawn eyes. 15473.
Golden hours. 25092.
Goodbye means till we meet again.
24894.
20161,
Hawaiian memories. 22671
Hot baby. 17959.
I am a lonesome little Juliet.
27881.
I am _ lonesome for someone.
20293.
I’ll just keep on dreaming of you.
22780.
I love you more than all the world.
27946.
In gloryland. 18130.
Is that what-I should’ have done?
15885.
Jama jama blues. 25477.
Just like the butterfly’s broken
Wing. 25525.
Land of a million smiles. 28229.
Cline (M. O.) Daybreak. 12987.
Clint (H. O.) Ave Maria. 22059.
Clint (H. O.) co. Ave Maria. 22059.
Cliquet-Pleyel (Henri) :
Menuet. 23255.
Valse de la bicyclette. 24166.
Cloff (Albert) pseud. See Butler
(Ralph) and Wright (Julian)
Clog and character dances. 17537.
Clokey (J. W.):
Camp meetin’ song. 19748.
Cocaine Lil. 19812.
Cousin Jedediah. 19848.
Cross it for yourself. 15295.
Frankie and Johnny. 20102.
He’s gone away. 20218.
I dream of Jeannie. 15727.
If I but knew. 5630.
Listen to the mocking bird.
Lord is risen today. 16068.
Mary wore three links of chain.
16138.
No lullaby need Mary sing. 28627.
Oh Suzanna. 16380.
Sketches from nature.
16034.
6674.
Learn to love the little things in Souvenir. 4193.
life. 28244. Swinging “neath the apple tree.
Livin’ in a world of dreams. 21525.
18314. ’'Tis but a little faded flower.
Mem’ry of man. 20837. 21633.
‘My garden of yesterday’s dreams. ’*Zek’l] saw de wheel. 17228.
28537. Closset (F.) . Portraits. 1725.
My Johnny boy. 23368. Cloud (N. G.) Our famous Lindy
Nine miles out of town. 20995. man. 1650.
Restitution day. 26258. Cloud: CR. HE) :
Sue, you make me laugh at you. I love you. 20333.
16821. O, for goodness’ sake. 21024.
Sweetest yet. 14578. Oh. 21041.
rf 1 = 3 BAG MU
eae mer ait abeo That teriffic eri of mine. 9378.
That Hollywood hop. 21555. Trouble. 21670.
That old sweet girl of mine. Wiggle yo’ toes. 9610.
26626. Cloud (Robert) :
That sweet bunch of kisses and Black boy blues. 27538.
you. 24041. Kidney feet. 3495.
Then I'll stop loving you. 29272. My little Dixie home. 6126.
There’s only one way. 21597. Whoopee! I’m havin’ my fun.
Timber song. 19197. 7214.
Waiting for you Genevieve. 21750. | Clough (T. H.) Gem. 20180.
When you're sweetie’s done with | Clough-Leighter (Henry) :
you. 19371. Alleluia! Alleluia! 29647 (2).
Whisper I love you again. 21846. Brightly gleams our _ banner.
You were meant for somebody else. 29647 (24).
29630. Chorus of homage. 234.
Clifton (M. A.) pseud. See Hall Cradle-song. 2888.
CJ be) Dance of the bells. 4994.
Clifton (Robert) Longing of Hawai. I drink the fragrance of the rose.
a5753. 29647 (94).
Cline (B. E.) Rising moon. 6462. Let the merry church bells ring.
Cline (J. D.): 29647 (126).
El Jebel temple. 10318. My lady Chloe. 19491 (162).
Flag of the free. 5216. My lover he comes on the skee.
Grand triumphal. 5346. 19491 (168).
Spirit of victory. 6760. Song of the sword. 19491 (217).
1673
INDEX
pt. II, n.s., v. 24
Clucas (Les) My dream man. 18514.
Clutsam (—) Mein médi nennt sich
baby. 18864, 138865.
Clutsam (G. H.):
Creole cradle song. 14976 (57).
Damask rose. 10148, 10149.
Dream. 14976 (78).
I know of two bright eyes.
14976. (141).
Let the slaves. 14976 (181).
Love’s a dream. 111381.
Ma curly-headed babby. 3604.
Snow on the mountain. 14976
(298).
Tales they tell.
When I hear thee sing.
(384).
Clyde (Lee)
you. 2119.
Clynes (K.R.) Christmas! what does
it mean to you? 3:64.
Clynes (Mrs. T. G.) See Clynes (K.
14976 (331).
14976
Sweetheart Sue—lI love
R.)
Coate (David):
American flyer.
Marcella. 18396.
Coates (Eric):
Regimental pride.
9770.
18814.
Always, aS I close my eyes.
27108.
Doubt. 138045.
Homeward to you. 853.
I’m lonely. 9385, 5557.
Selection on popular songs.
Three bears. 9895.
Under the stars. 26738.
Coates (John) :
Come away, death! 247387.
Lawn, as white as driven snow.
25588.
No more dams J’ll make for fish.
25996.
Cobb (Alice)
655.
Cobb (G. L.):
Any place where mother is, is
home sweet home to me. 12658.
Lonesome sweetie. 16062.
Power and glory. 11684, 11685.
Snuggle pup. 11960.
Twilight dreams. 14721.
Cabb (J. C.):
Don’t ery honey. 5070.
Piggly wiggly. 11648.
Smoke-shop drag. 6687.
South African blues. 12020.
Cobb, (0. J);
I’m going home to see my Savior.
22808.
In all my dreams.
Cobb (T. S.):
Army of the Lord. 7392. rs
Bright and morning star. 7539.
From the cross to the crown. 694.
9116.
Flowers to the living.
25412,
Heaven. 8024.
His promises never can fail.
I shall rise. 8196.
Look for me. 8473.
Reaching for you. 9011.
Work. 9638.
Cobb (W. D.):
I’m dreaming of a by-gone day.
12594 (189).
Way down yonder in the cornfield.
14976. (377).
Cobb (Walter) Black Lake waltz.
24598.
Cobe (A. F.)
tots. 26685.
Cobern (Julius)
lehem. 19709.
Cobian (Carlos)
Coburn (F. S.)
8048.
Tone poems for tiny
Bright star of Beth-
Me querés? 138860.
Garden of good little
girls. 13216.
Coburn (W. B.):
Frolic. 5256.
Hallowe’en revels. 5379.
In the fields. 5672.
Sweethearts. 6840.
Valse gracieuse. 2301.
Cocaine Lil. 19812.
Cochran (M. OC.) Crushed roses.
27441.
Cochran (P. L.) Love is a golden
gleam. 23142.
Cochran’s 1929 revue. 7087, 7649, 7460,
8474.
Cock-a-doo-dle-doo. 10086.
Cockburn (R. W.) Scottish psalter,
1929. 18908. .
Cockrell (Rogers)
never blue. 20984.
Code (Percy) Emperor.
Never lonesome,
15426.
Codina (—) Asa dream. 17236 (20,
Dale).
Coe (K. G.):
Let’s both make up. 25609.
Midnight march. 6019.
Smile girl. 14445.
Somewhere there’s someone who
is all alone tonight. 2014.
Coe (R. H.) pseud. See Wilmeth
(ROE)
Cour (Victor) Clair de lune. 17533.
Coeur as. 22262.
Coffee (Chas.) Cowboy’s dream.
27431.
Coffey (E. H.) There’s a broken chord
some-where. 24055.
Coffey (Kathleen) Alone in my heart.
9760.
Cogar (T. J.) Empty sleeve. 15427.
Cogswell (Mrs. H. E.) Soldier’s
chorus. 12594 (118).
Cohan (G. M.):
Billie. 183.
Thomas A. Edison. 14663.
1674
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
Cohan (Phil) Crashing the golden
gate. 16285.
Cohen (B. E.) It’s just you and me
from now on. 28106.
Cohen (Cookie) Ill only remember
your love. 13418.
Cohen (H. R.) Pretty words. 28858.
Cohen (Helen) :
Three little words. 29296.
Wall Street blues. 29480.
Cohen (Henry) Jack and Jill. 15902.
Cohen (Herbert) You’re just a sweet
doll baby. 12546.
Cohen (I. M.):
As we sing the lovers’
2663.
June, sweetheart o’ mine. 3465.
Just learn to forget to remember.
1425.
(Jack)
refruln.
Cohen River waltz.
13342.
Cohen (Julius) Longing. 11103.
Cohen (M. J.) 25 kleine voordrachts-
etudes. 15261.
Cohen (Matty) Pretending. 1787.
Cohen (Solomon) :
Choose ye. 10065.
It’s all in the costume and make-
up. 22952.
Some day you may love me. 238866.
Songs of the ten commandments.
9253.
Sweetheart, do not cry. 23985.
Cohick (A. K.) In our home, sweet
home. 12594 (154).
Cohlmia (Margaret)
lar baby. 28560.
Cohn (Chester) :
Sweetness. 16856, 19101.
Talk of the town. 29223.
You'll recognize my baby.
9669, 9670.
Cohn (F. W.):
Pretty girl. 16502.
That mournful melody. 6888.
Cohn (J. E.) Road that leads to
happiness. 1813.
Coke-Jephecott (Norman)
and Nune dimittis. 3611.
Colbentson (O. S.) First melody
book. 3078.
Colborn (A. G.)
ludes. 2855, 2856.
Colburn (C. S.):
Are you ready. 24426 (10).
Drifting away from Jesus. 12594
(73).
I heard a voice.
Meeting place
24426 (172).
My Bible and I. 24426 (192).
Colburn (F. 8.) Garden of good little
girls. 5268.
2469—30-——-8
Hog
My million dol-
4556,
Magnificat
Three short post-
24426 (116).
is over yonder.
Colby (C. L.):
Browne’s (Ted) beginners piano
method. 9971.
Memories of my old Kentucky
home. 20885.
Mother’s day. 18488.
Parade of the three musketeers.
21129,
Rubank melody band instructor.
VAT Ve
Safety first. 21282.
True blue. 2249.
Waltz memories no. 1. 7097.
Colby (Elmer) Take everything but
you. 215382, 26592:
Colby (M. A. T.):
Golden road. 17846.
Magic moon. 16106.
Colby (W. L.) America’s emblem.
4631.
Colby (W. W.) Sing unto the Lord
a new song. 1968.
Colclough (Bert) Let me be your
sweetheart. 25603.
Colcock (EH. H.) Yo yo song. 26997.
Cole (—) I’m thinkin’ ’bout you
honey. 12594 (141).
Cole (A. M.)
wood. 20871.
Cole (Bob):
Maiden with the dreamy eyes.
2589 (187).
My Angemima Green. 9709 (158).
Oh, didn’t he ramble. 29647
Glog nT.
That certain party. 21964 (70).
Molly’s gone to Holly-
Under the bamboo tree. 24426
(288).
When the band plays ragtime.
4577 (422).
Cole (C. B.) Mother mine. 11325.
Cole (Cliff) My dream ship. 28531.
Cole (H. L.) Old fashioned daddy-o-
mine. 11526.
Cole (EH. 8S.) Just twenty years ago.
PAT TPE
Cole (H. D.):
Coff-coff-coffee pot. 222638.
College days. 22269.
Do I look like a good girl now.
22379.
Does he like the women. 22385.
Everywhere along the _— shore.
22484.
Get happy. 22583.
I’d like to lease a night in June.
22758.
I looked for heaven. 22788.
My dream town. 23349.
Nothing could be sweeter. 23464.
Now for a dam _ site better.
23470.
Realtor’s heaven. 236738.
Rose is a song to me. 23721.
¢
1675
IN DEX
‘Cole (H. D.)—Continued.
They “couldn't, fix,“ my
24065.
Within the law. 24337.
Wrap a rhapsody. 24857.
You raise the devil with me.
24387.
Cole (Henry) All around mama.
15009.
Cole (J. W.) Pagoda bells. 21123.
Cole (L. W.) In a little Rhody town.
T35BA.
‘Cole (Lester) Nothin’ to do. 8774. .
Cole (Martin) :
Just you. 136389.°
Love. 18766.
Parting. 14148.
Cole (R. G.):
Bird of hope. 27229.
Bunch of violets. .12594 (35).
Duetto. 12594 (74).
Far-away. 27634.
Parting. 12594 (3801).
Reminiscence, 12594 (824).
Serenade. 12594 (3887).
‘Cole (S. E.) Just twenty years ago.
15951.
Colebank (Paul) Beyond the Great
Divide. 7504.
‘Coleman (Fay) Aztec love gong.
27164.
‘Coleman (George) I’m lonesome for
you. 15774.
‘Coleman (Henry) Play-time pieces.
ahve lO 3 by Pb
‘Coleman (James) Standing side by
side. 29140.
Coleman (John) When it’s blossom
time on that Oregon trail. 17099.
‘Coleman (M. A.) My Nevada. 11391.
‘Coleman (R. H.):
Believe! believe!
Doane. 15372.
Don’t worry, but pray. 2966.
Hverlasting life is free. 3030.
Going through. 3161.
How do I know. 38255.
I can find Him everywhere. 3276.
In my Father’s house. 3400.
More than a Savior. 38686.
My cup runneth over. 38726.
My prayer. 3750.
’Neath the old olive trees.
O wondrous love. 3830.
‘Open the door. 3870.
Revival songs. 1799.
Somebody needs you today. 4172.
Spirit of the living God. 4203.
Teach me to pray. 4268.
There is life for a look. 4309.
2729.
3779.
"Tis my Savior that can give.
4337.
‘Walk in the newness of life. 4434.
ticket.
pt. Ill, n. s., v. 24
What will it matter. 4469.
You can know Him now. 4548.
Coleman (Ruth) Tell me whose girl
you are. 6874.
Coleman (S.N.) Singing time. 26418.
Coleman (W. W.):
Brother Cain struck Abel. 22169.
Moses gonna chunk dat melon
down. 233810.
Coleridge-Taylor (J. 8S. F.):
Blind girl of Castél-Cuillé. 17236
(48).
Breeze scene. 17236 (54, 55).
Dance. 17236 (73, 74).
Danse négre. 17236 (95, 96). .
Hiawatha’s vision. 17236 (162).
Tdyll. 19491 (42).
Incidental music to Herod. 17236
(195, 196).
Processional. 17236 (824, 325).
Spring had come. 17236 (403).
Coleridge-Taylor (Samuel) :
Blind girl of Castél-Cuillé. 17236
(48).
Dance. 17236 (738, 74).
Danse négre. 17236 (95, 96).
Four visions. 19818. :
Hiawatha’s vision. 17236 (162).
Idyll. 19491 (42).
Incidental music to Herod. 17236
(195, 196).
Lee shore. 25596.
Processional. 17236 (824, 325).
Spring had come. 17236 (408).
Two dances. 19814.
Coletta (C. J.) Waiting. 17045.
Coletti (A. L.) Behind the hills.
24568. ,
Coley (EH. A.) :
In my old Hawaiian home.
Lavina I love you. 25587.
Moon light in Hawaii. 8634.
Sweet-heart of Mandalay. 26561.
Coley (R. H.) Sorry I left you to
roam. 26489.
Colgan (Alma):
Haunting memories. 27798.
Lonesome butterfly. 20696.
Colgan (J. C.) Tell me why I love
you. 16884.
Colgrove (L. W.) Minneapolis. 18457.
Colibri. 15262.
Colicchio (Anthony) Witmark theme
songs for tenor banjo. 29559.
Colicchio (Ralph) Famous song hits
for tenor banjo. ‘7860.
Colin (Marcel) :
Aurore sanglante. 12675.
Effroyable vengeance. 13085.
Fureur de Néron. 3117.
Machiavel. 13799.
Torquemada. 14688.
Colle (G. Del) Lagrime di Ersilia.
15983.
8257.
1676
nos. 1-12, 1929
INDEX
Collection of Italian & Neapolitan
Songs. 3883-887, 2858-2862, 10089,
19815, 27393-27395.
Collection of popular Hawaiian melo-
dies. 19816.
College days. 10009, 10091, 10092,
90557,;°12297, 12531:
College daze. 11775.
Collet (Henri) Missa brevis in Pen-
tecoste. 6035.
Colletti (T. A.):
Gee! but I hate to be waiting.
17805.
Last night you said you loved me.
18265.
Collin (M. A.) One of these days.
11548.
Collins (Anthony):
Grey spring. 226384.
Indolenee. 22935.
Lamb. 23040.
Collins (Cy) Lovely one. 5921.
Collins (HE. N.) Those eyes I cannot
analyze. 16926.
Collins (Errol):
Aloha oe. 12629.
Golondrina. 13258.
Mexicali rose. 23263.
Oriental fantasie. 14117.
When I go home. 24256.
Collins (H. C.) Better convention
songs. 176.
Collins (J. C.) Dizzy. 10282.
Collins (J. D.) It takes a long time
to say good-night. 15898.
Collins (J. H.) Two songs. 22270.
Collins (Jean) World and its gold.
24350.
Collins (P. L.)
22804.
Collins (Ralph) pseud. See Kattnigg
(Rudolf).
Collins (Rouan)
26210.
Collins (W. J.) -Bring back the mem-
I’m chasing dreams.
&
Prenda de amor.
ories of your smiles. 19710.
Collins (W. R.):
Dancing goblin. 12967.
Fanchon. 22497.
Four Cornish dances. 19819.
Just an hour of adoration. 3471.
Laughing marionette. 13677,
15992.
Little fellow. 16043.
March on to peace.
Marika. 5970.
Collyer (L. M.) Rosalie, I’ll make
you mine in blossom time. 6485.
Collymore (S. A.) Vestris tragedy.
7050.
Colomb (André):
Caméléon no. 1. 48387.
Réve de fee. 1798.
20779.
SS SS eee SS ae eee
Colombatti (Harold) :
Revels. 26262.
Urehin. 26749.
Colombo (A. C.)
21209.
Colombo
Colombo
16930.
Colomer
taires.
Colomer
i. Ie) “0? March:
(Louis) Mona. 16209.
(Russell) Three words.
(B. M.) Lignes supplemen-
24426 (142).
(Felix) Lignes supplemen-
taires. 24426 (142).
Colomer (Madeleine) Lignes supple-
mentaires. 24426 (142).
Col6n (B. D.) Canciones escolares.
9709 (30).
Colquhoun (Duncan) :
Dream pal. 27558.
Dream rose. 22415.
Fading voice. 22489.
Paradise. 28770.
Columbia graphophone co., ltd.:
Pax vobiscum. 11629.
Sinfonia. 20782.
Symphonie vi. 2123.
Two movements in
form. 11268.
3. symphonie. 12591.
Columbia phonograph ¢o., ine.:
Beating me blues. 12715.
Bootlegger’s dream of
2215
Cowboy’s lullaby. 22298.
Frisco blues. 138202.
Jet black snake blues.
Karma. 10964-10966.
Keep bachelor’s hall. 23018.
Kitty waltz yodel. 23027.
Lonesome trail blues. 138748.
Lonesome yodelin’ blues. 1250.
My mother and my sweetheart.
23384.
Orphan blues.
Railroad blues.
School day blues.
When I’m gone.
Wild jack blues.
Yodelin’ mule.
symphonic
home.
13599.
14118.
23666.
14369.
24259.
14885.
24367.
Columbo (Frank) I’m looking for
someone. 18048.
Combe (Jules) Grand chic de Paris.
5344.
Combs (J. R.) Alma mater, vision
bright. 12628.
Come to Bethlehem. 27404.
Comer (L. J.) Beautiful one I love
you so. 12722.
Comfort (Annabel) Syrian lullaby.
14590.
Comina (W. P.) Tzigania. 14976
(ant).
Community medley. 2872.
Como (Maria de) See De Como
(Maria).
1677
INDEX
Comte Obligado. 78, 1891.
Conard (M. E.) You promised, but
you forgot. 14946.
Conard (R. A.) Iodine. 8279, 15883.
Conaway (H. D.) I’m so happy now.
939.
Concannon (Josephine)
fer of memories. 3399.
Concepcion (Roberto) :
‘No me hagas sufrir. 8763.
No me olvides. 11458.
Concinamus. 19833.
Concone (—) Oriole. 28738.
Concone (J.) Valse brillante en oc-
taves. 19491 (247).
Concord pub. co.:
If you give your heart to me.
25393.
Just you. 25537. ,
Little smile. 256438, 28297.
My wonderful darling. 18572.
*Round the world with Graf Zep-
pelin. 21270.
Sailor boy—farewell.
Concordia pub. house:
Be Thou my stay. 12714.
Beyond the skies. 27216.
Evening prayer. 27617.
Fear not, for I am with thee.
13 fol,
In my cof-
14349.
From heaven above. 13207.
Hymn of praise. 13380.
Savior, I follow on. 14862.
Sing, O ye heavens. 14431.
Underneath the everlasting arms.
29367.
Condit (Harry)
28500.
Condon (—) ‘That’s a serious thing.
14620.
Condon (A. J.)
Condon (EH. M.)
Condon (Eddie):
I’m gonna stomp Mr. Henry Lee.
13442. .
Mother of mine.
Thoughts. 21620.
New Ireland. 20988.
That’s a serious thing. 14621.
Condon (Frank):
My girl. 11866.
Rockhurst stomp. 11775.
Condon (R. J.) Assembly songs and
choruses. 24519.
Condy (EF. B.):
Blessed is the man. 4577 (81).
Gavotte in D minor. 4577 (127).
How amiable are Thy tabernacles.
14976 (134).
I am the resurrection. 4577
(167).
King of Kings. 4577 (197).
Lord is my shepherd. 4577 (220).
Nocturne. 4577 (377).
Perfect rest. 4577 (309).
Confrey (E. HE.) Concert etude.
15270.
pt. I, n. s., v. 24
Confrey (Zez) pseud.
(E. HB.)
Congregazione Cristiana. Nuovo libro
d’ inni e salmi spirituali. 3818.
Conigliaro (Pietro) Pisciaiolo sici-
liano. 8924. :
Conklin (W. P.) jr. Bundle meets
the catnip mouse. 2788.
Conley (L. A.) Radio blues.
Conley (Larry) :
After you say I love you. 19511.
Dearest one. 12999, 19909.
Do the shag. 138026.
Drinking song. 138071.
Get your man. 17813.
See Confrey
8991.
In honor of you. 10848.
Connell (Catherine) Across the
years. 7315.
Connell (Harry) You’ve’ captured
me with your dreamy eyes. 9683.
Connell (John) :
Smid. 6681.
Twee Afrikaanse liedjies. 4945.
Connellan (Frank) Honey girl, I
love you. 27850.
Connelly ‘(F. V.) Smile my little
crippled laddie. 28850.
Connelly (Howard) Dream _ girl.
13058.
Connelly (Reg):
All join in and be happy. 35.
By the Volga. 7555.
Hgg song. 5134.
If I had you. 996.
Kirry machree. 5788.
Parted. 11613.
Plaything. 18752.
Prehistoric blues. 23628.
She loves me. 21334.
When the organ played at twi-
light. 24274.
Conner (Alfred)
and joy. 20867.
Conner (Brown): -
I don’t know what to do.
I would dream only
20412.
Whispering river, 21847.
Conner (Grace) I,wish I had a
sweetheart. 25366.
Conners (K. W.) Spirit of the tango.
6758.
Conney (Nat)
3274.
Connie’s hot chocolates. 15365, 16364,
16897, 17475, 18882, 19090, 21788.
Conniston (R. M.) Chantons un peu.
7607.
Connolly (EF. E.)
the springtime.
Connolly (Jerome)
away. 11921.
I’m mother’s pride
20311.
of you.
I believe in dreams.
We'll welcome in
9532.
Since you went
1678
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
Connors (F. W.):
Hileen. 10316.
That’s just the way it goes.
19154.
That wonderful waltz of love.
12178.
Conor (Harry) Moon baby. 12594
(245).
Conrad (—) Here am I, where are
you. 138325.
Conrad (Arthur) I’m Al _ Jolson’s
mammy. 13482.
Conrad (Con):
Anything to hold your baby. 4641,
7381.
Because she’s happy now.
Big city blues. 4740, 9908.
Bounce a little ball at your baby.
4781, 7530.
Breakaway. 4795.
Broadway. 4799, 7542.
Chicken or the egg. 4899, 7618.
Christina. 7637.
Crazy feet. 22297.
Doing the boom boom.
19938.
Hlenita. 103825, 15423.
Empty arms. 5142.
Finale of movietone follies. 27649.
Hittin’ the ceiling. 5433, 8049.
Hollywood nights. 22718, 25199.
Hosanna. 10652.
Hot footin’ it. 5452, 8071.
Hot man. 10655.
I came to you.
I could do
20302.
Joy Street. 83822.
Joy Street waltz.
Legs. 8405.
Look what you’ve done to me.
16065, 20702.
Love makes the world go ’round.
7481.
15376,
20298, 22751.
it for you. 15714,
18196.
5911.
Maudita. 161438.
Mona. 16210.
My window. 20965.
Night of happiness. 16326, 23439.
Old soldiers never die. 16394.
Out in the cold. 23554, 26127.
Parade of the blues. 23573, 26141.
Pearl of old Japan. 6312, 14154.
Rainbow. 21211.
Reach out for a rainbow. 23672,
26241.
Scattin’ the cat. 6550.
Shadows. 6609.
Sing .a little love song. 6659,
9170.
Sitting by the window. 9180,
23834.
Snake hips. 16722.
So dear to me. 6691, 18982.
So long. 11963, 16728.
That’s you, baby. 6902.
Tie a string on your finger. 6934:
Um-um-in the moonlight. 24146,
26736.
Waiting. 7079, 7080.
Walking with Susie. 7094.
When the harvest is over. 12416.
Why can’t I be like you. 9597,
14878.
Conrad (H. A.) A little town of
Bethlehem. 26037.
Conrad (Jarvis) :
All I want to do is neck. 27087.
Honey give me all your lovin’.
PA ea)
Conradi (A.)
und lacht.
Conradi
hymn.
Berlin, wie es weint
15136.
(Mignon)
27057 (95).
Conradi (William)
hymn. 27057 (95).
Consentino (Joe) Rusty frets. 26310.
Conservatoire scale manual. 2874.
Consol (J. a.) You say we're
through. 29626.
Consolidated music pub. house:
Biedna guralka. 12749.
Chicago waltzer. 10052.
Christ conquered the devil.
Craze-ology. 4973.
Das weiss kein mensch. 10173.
Elen polka. 103824.
From the parlor to the pig pen.
New American
New American
4911.
5259.
God that did not answer. 5319.
Hanserl polka. 10579.
Heah me talkin’ to ya’. 5408.
Honey, it’s tight like that. 10647.
Horse paweth in the valley. 5450.
Kikiri polka. 10972.
Mazurek 2z pod Jendrzejowa.
13857.
Mein stisser schatz. 13866.
New Ulm. 11441.
Pod lasem. 14203.
Polka od gorlic. 14208.
Polka z pod pinezowa. 14210.
Tight like this. 6935. _
Tu dzien tu noc. 14710.
Warren waltzer. 12343.
Consolini (Giorgid) Studio delle corde
doppie. 9295.
Conte (E.):
Agitato cavaleata. 12610.
Spring fever. 14521.
Western reverie. 7145.
Conte (Hugene) :
Shapiro Bernstein cinema series.
11888.
There’s love in your eyes. 14650.
Conte (Giuseppe or Joseph) :
Cielo stellato. 19804.
Vi piace. 2320.
Conte (Le) du Tsar Saltan. 4423.
OT
INDEX
Conterno (G. E.):
Gondoliera. 740.
Humoreske. 875.
Contessa (Enrico) Sirenetta. 16712.
Contesse (Henri) Chansons du cceur.
24707.
Continental baking co. Hurrah for
the Wonder bakers. 17971.
Contini (F.) Toledo. 24107.
Conus (Jules) Vocalise. 7067.
Converse (F. 8S.) California. 9999.
Converse (Harry) Kill the cook.
3497.
Converse (M. J.) Hail to Central.
13283.
Converse (M. L.) See Nicol (M. L.
C.)
Convery (Mazie) Garden of roses.
25042.
Conway (F. J.) . Fly away with me.
10441, 25006.
Conway (J. E.)
thing to me. 27013.
Cook (Arthur) I. never thought Id
ever care. 25335.
Cook (Cecil) Willow pattern.
(262).
Cook (Edith Archdale)
tern. 29647 (262).
Cook (Edythe Adamy)
7467.
You don’t mean any-
29647
Willow pat-
Be a clown.
Cook (Effa M.) Moonbeams. 11310.
Cook (Elizabeth Morgan):
And then came love. 24491.
Answering. 17306.
One memory. 26096.
Cook (Emily) Do you remember.
19933.
Cook (G. W.):
I love the dear Columbia. 925.
Meditations. 23227.
Cook (H. B.) ‘Turn back the clock.
6999.
Cook (H. R:):
Gone. 741.
Once upon a time. 1682.
Cook (Happy) pseud. See Cook
(John)
Cook (Harriett) It’s spring. 28110.
Cook (J. D.) I promise to dream of
you sweetheart. 948.
Cook" (de lay
Deedy um dum. 10202.
Don’t try to high-hat me. 10256.
Get away big. 5283.
Jelly. 8305.
Put him in—take him out.
11720.
_ Soul stuff. 9257.
Cook (John):
Because you love me _ . baby.
9875, 22099.
Lonely little baby. 11097.
Yo-yo. 29595.
pt. 10, n.s., v. 24
You’re still the girl of my dreams.
12553.
Cook (L. E.):
Dreams come true. 24889.
Love’s golden hour. 25699.
Cook (Lenoir) :
Harlem band. 22660.
In between. 22904.
One you and one me. 18675.
Sweetheart, I love you. 29195.
Cook (Lillian) :
Fair isle of dreams. 17734.
Ill wait for you. 15750. ~
Cook (M. H.) You’ve made me lonely.
24404.
Cook (M. H. R.):
California sun kist flea. 24673.
Heart of a boy. 819.
Me and my little banjo. 1349.
One more station to bring in.
1640.
Tid-dley-winks. 24084.
Cook (Mereer) :
Homely girls. 5448.
In between. 20446, 22904.
One you and one me. 18675.
Sweetheart, I love you. 29195.
Cook (Mildred) Blanch-ee. 19666.
Cook (Olive May) Dear pal o’ my
dreams. 10197.
Cook (Orlando M.):
How I love that girl.
My mother. 113889.
Since you came. 9168.
That silver thread is broken now.
10668.
14632.
Woman. 14902.
You were always, will be always
be mine. 7287.
You would not play the game.
14955.
Cook (R. R.):
Choosing you. 27362.
I’ve searched the world for 2
sweetheart. 27992.
Step by step. 29147.
Cook “(S2"G.) Dreaming in the
trenches. 4577 (91)
Cook (V. B.) Father on high, hear
me. T7871.
Cook (W. M.):
Ghost ship. 25062.
Harlem band. 22660.
Troubled in mind. 29338.
Cooke (—) pseud. See Cooke (F. M.)
Cooke (C. L.):
For just a little love from you.
20080.
Just one little smile from you.
13633.
My Phi Kap girl. 259388.
Old Italian love song. 11581.
Why did the cow jump over the
moon, 9603.
1680
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
Cooke (C. Q.) Foundation technics
for piano. 20093.
Cooke (Charles) Feelin’ the way I
do. 17748, 24981.
Cooke (KE. J.) You'll pay for the
things you did to me. 24885.
Cooke (F. M.):
Broken clover. 24645.
Little place called home. 25641.
Mike Duffy. 20851.
O’Hara’s warning.
Over. 26131.
Cooke (G. W.):
God has blotted them out. 731.
26069.
Gospel crusade hymns no. 2.
20164.
I have never known the Lord to
fail. 905.
O think of His love for you.
1588.
Cooke (Greville) :
But yesterday. ... 22175.
Hileen Aroon. 22448.
God is our hope and strength.
12692.
Haldon Hills.
In the cathedral.
Sea-croon. 11861.
Three pieces for the pianoforte.
2879.
Cooke (Harold)
hymn. 14818.
Cooke (J. F.):
Forgotten sun-dial. 20089.
.Happy days in music play. 13290.
Summer skies. 12084.
Time’s end. 2210.
Cooke (Ralph):
Che-a-ni-ta. 10048.
Dearest old mother
12998.
Dreams for two. 13067.
I knew what it was to be lone-
some. 27911.
My old reliable. 13991.
Someone to call me sweetheart.
14487.
Take a trip to the moon. 26591.
We don’t need an umbrella [!]
when we are in love. 14799.
Cooke (W. B.):
Baby fingers. 24537.
Chanson au nuit. 19769.
Country dance. 24769.
Dance of the gnomes. 10152.
Evening shadows. 10364.
Rock-a-bye. 21250.
Song of the cricket. 12002.
Tripping the triplets. 21667.
Under the trees. 21703.
Valse fleur. 21712.
Valse petite. 12307.
Cookie. I'll only remember your love.
15747.
22649.
15856.
Rochester jubilee
of mine.
Morning. 13928.
O America. 16355..
Cooley (A. J.)
Coolidge (P. B.)
Cools (Eugéne) :
-Arioso. 24508.
Jota. 5740.
Marche funébre d’Hamlet.
Polo. 6348.
Prélude pour la mort de Tinta-
giles. 6377.
Si Joséphine elle
26399.
Coombs (C. W.):
Gondolier. 19491 (85). -
When the birds go north again.
19491 (259).
Coombs (L. G.):
While the other boys play. 9580.
You and I are in love. 4546.
Cooney (J. A.) You set my heart in
motion again. 19475.
Coons (H. T.) jr.:
Little you. 28097.
When I’m alone with you. 26883.
Cooper (B. M.) Lot depends on the
5966..
SAVAIt, CA...
moon. 25664.
Cooper (C. E.) Memories of you.
13878.
Lindy hop. 1219.
San Francisco I love
Cooper (D. A.)
Cooper (HE. 8S.)
you. 28947.
Cooper (EF. L.) jr.:
Forever with you. 3096.
In no uncertain terms. 18138.
My biggest moment. 28525.
Same old way. 18874.
Cooper (Herman) Sweet memories.
12106.
Cooper (J. W.):
My al-bi-no Rose. 8669.
Sweet little baby Rose. 9322.
Cooper (Jacob) Gee I’d like to—
oh baby. 15549.
Cooper (Johnny) Sunshine and you.
12093.
Cooper (Joseph) Lonesome for you.
| 1248.
Cooper (W. G.) Narrative theme.
18579.
Cooper (W. O.)
brings heaven down.
Co-operative music Co.:
Baby fingers. 245387.
Carnival time. 10019.
Chanson au nuit. 19769.
Christmas joys. 24726.
Country dance. 24769.
Dance of the gnomes.
Dream melody. 19956.
Evening shadows. 10364.
Far away. 20028.
Foundation technics for piano.
20098.
Gently drifting.
Larghetto. 20610.
Song of Jesus’ love
26470.
10152.
10501.
1681
Co-operative music co.—Continued.
Love’s greeting. 11140.
Maytime. 20811.
Melodie. 11320.
Novelette. 21011.
Rock-a-bye. 21250.
Song of the cricket.
Sunbeams. 21495.
Tripping the triplets. 21667.
Under the trees. 21708.
Valse fleur. 21712.
Valse petite. 12307.
Waltzing dolls. 21756.
Waves of the Danube. 26830.
Coopersmith (J. M.)
it would be you. 25238, 27880.
Cooth (Bill van)
(Bill)
Coots (J. F.):
12002.
INDEX
I always knew
See Van Cooth
After all, I’m in love with you.
24439.
Another night within your arms.
22626.
Collegiate Sam. 19818.
Cross your fingers. 274388.
Do you mind if I fall in love.
T757.
Does this go on forever?
T7159.
Flappers on parade. 15489, 20062.
Have you forgotten, cherie.
13298.
8011,
Here comes my ball and chain.
825.
How’d ya like to be me.
T’ll be there. 8127, 22777.
22735.
Ill keep on dreaming of you.
13415.
I’m afraid that evrything’s all
right. 8143.
I’m croonin’ a tune about June.
8147.
I’m in love at last. 9838.
I’m leaving the whole thing to
you. 99555.
I’m on the road to happiness.
10746.
I’m only making believe.
22826.
I’m referrin’
8165, 10747.
15777,
just to her’n me.
pt. Ill, n. s., v. 24
It’s you I love. 22958, 25472.
Just another kiss. 5754, 83836.
Let’s dream. 58387, 11042.
Let’s make the best of it. 8415.
Let’s merge. 28260.
Let’s talk it over. 8417, 8418,
11048.
Levee love. 8419, 20644.
Little coat of tan. 11077, 138725.
Little house on a little hill. 8451.
Love is in the air. 5908, 11122.
May I say I love you. 16146,
20809.
No wonder I’m so crazy over you.
8767. ‘
Oh sweetheart where are you to-
night. 6231, 8807.
Our little bag of tricks. 11577.
Out where the moonbeams are
born. 14127.
Over here. 28749.
Pal of my sweetheart days.
212
16438,
‘Pretty little maid of old Madrid.
3978, 6386, 6387.
Red hot and blue rhythm. 23679,
26244.
Revolutionary 9027,
21334.
Say something. 6547.
Sentimental melody. 28986.
Speakin’ of the devil. 19028.
That’s music to my ears. 4286,
4287. -
There’s too many eyes. 21598.
To be with you. 16942, 21638.
Vilma. 12318.
Wasn’t it fate. 12345.
When two hearts are true hearts.
24279, 26904. —
Why. 24808, 26940.
With you in my arms.
Wouldn’t it be heaven.
21894.
You’re just another memory. 2558,
9676.
Youw’re just too late. 9677.
rhythm.
9621.
17178,
Copelin (H. 8.) Now you know I love
you. 8780.
Copland (Aaron) :
As it fell upon a day. 15057. |
Concerto. 24754, 24755.
Sentimental melody. 9122, 18909. |
I’m that way over you. 27968.
I’m thirsty for kisses, hungry for
love. 948, 13462. : :
I’m yours. 10758, 13467. a CS ley Little robin red
I said goodbye to the sunshine. C aoe d Fy 24756
10766, 13478. op as e ronda. 56.
I’ve got a passport to heaven, | Coppélia. 15343.
8203.
I’ve got the world right ‘in the
palm of my hand. 138485, 15803,
22855, 22856.
It don’t mean a thing without you.
8283.
Copping (C. S.):
Old man Grouch. 115383.
Ramblin’ rube. 26233.
Coppola (P.):
Acuérdate.
Palomita.
27063.
23570.
1682
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Coppola (Piero) : ;
Cing poémes, 24757.
Scherzo fantasque.
Coq a chanté. 406.
Coquin (André):
I’m my baby’s little baby. 18650.
Japanese romance. 18181.
Love me true. 5912.
Corbaley (C. D.):
Longing to have you again. 23125.
Please do. 23610.
Speed. 26500.
Toy shop infantry. 24117.
Corbell (Paul) :
If I had my druthers. 18104.
Rosie’s in love wid a real guy.
9062.
Tumbled down dreams.
Corbett (C. G.) Voyageurs.
Corbetta (Francois) :
Gavotte aymée du Duc de Mon-
mouth. 22577.
9101.
14712.
4426.
Prélude. 22286.
Corbin (Ida):
Obligations. 21037.
Our dear old home. 26122.
Sweet mem’ries. 26569.
Traveling. 21659.
Corbin (W. T.) Lonesome me. "8567.
Corbo (Dominick) jr.:
I love you baby. 8188.
Lonely without you. 28810.
Corbridge (J. B.) Priscilla. 1746,
11706. -
Corby (Mabelanna) Summer and
you 120838.
Corcoran (Edward):
For there’s nothing can go wrong
with a sweetheart like you.
15508.
My dear old wife. 1465.
Corcoran (Irvin) Beautiful prom’
2710.
Someday you'll be
girl of mine.
Cordell (EH. C.)
sorry. 21405.
Cording (E. A.)
mankind. 4753.
Corduan (H. C.)
16772.
Corelli (Arcangelo) :
Folia. 4577 (117).
Giga. 19491 (78).
Kammer-sonaten. 28183.
Kirchen-sonaten. 28209.
Minuetto. 19491 (154).
Tempo di gavotta. 19491 (2382).
Tempo di passepied. 19491 (234).
Corey (F. E.) Forgive and forget.
20086, 27675.
Biessed Saviour of
Southern memories.
Corey (W. A.) Idolizers. 29647
(100). ;
Corley (J. Y.) My sweetheart on the
air. 6153.
Corlies (Jack) pseud. See Jackson
(Corlies)
Corliss (E. W.) Sweetheart mine
own. 29647 (226).
Cormier (A. §S.):
Lassie o’ mine. 8395.
Sweetest mother of all. 9827.
Corn (D.D.) jr. Four melodies. 4954.
Cornelius (EH. M.) Wonderful love.
2518.
Cornelius (Edward)
care of you. 20400.
Cornelius (L. L.):
Hoo, hoo, babe. 25208,
My Turkish sweetheart.
Cornelius (R. H.)
songs. 12984.
Cornelius’ gospel songs. 12934.
Cornell (J. D.) Little green isle of
my birth. 3553.
Cornelli (Joseph)
you were heaven.
Corner (D. G.)
2683, 2684.
Cornforth (F. E.):
Maybe it’s you. 25784.
Sweetheart of mine. 9330.
I want to take
18567.
Cornelius’ gospel.
My hours with
GH21:
Babe lies in a cradle.
That someone called you. 26635..
Cornhusker music publishers. Hi,
Bo! rodeo. 8039.
Cornish song book. 22287.
Corona (Sandro) Bublike, will you
buy rolls. 260.
Coronet. 10117.
Corp (R. G.) Waiting. 17044.
Corprew (Blyden) Mother devine.
20892.
Corral (Pascual) :
Lupe. 18373.
Maria Margarita.
Y le papalotea.
Cortazar (Ernesto) :
Aeroplanos. 27072.
Ojitos. 28699.
Cortez (Stephen)
Corti (Aldo) :
Canzone della mamma.
Nostalgia de Granada.
Corti (Mario) :
Adagio. 5350.
Andantino. 6497.
Canzone. 6864.
Grave. 5349.
Minuetto. 5397, 6029.
Notturno e Tarantella.
Violin concerto. 7060.
Cortopassi (Domenico) Dormi, bimbo
mio;
18407.
19427.
Just today. 13637.
12846.
16342.
28650.
Cortot (Alfred) Ballades. 7628.
Corvi di San Marco. 22289.
Corzilius (Helene) Playing the
piano. 14194.
1683
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INDEX
Cos-Cob press, inc.:
Concerto. 24754, 24755.
Jazz-suite. 25482.
Symphony. 26375.
Cosgrove (Susan) California. 15205.
Cosi fan tutte. 8662.
Coslow (Sam) :
| Can you read in my eyes. 19751,
24676.
Daddy won’t you please come
home. 7699, 10148.
Do I know what I’m doing while
I’m in love. 19929.
Flippity flop. 5225, 15492.
Give us a hitch. 726.
I had to fall in love with you.
20317.
I want a good time bad. 20395.
I want to cuddle some cuddlesome
baby. 5610, 27999. :
I will remember, you will forget.
20407. .
If I were king. 25888.
King of Jazzmania. 5786.
Ladies of the dance. 5801, 20599.
Leave me a_ beautiful melody.
3528.
Mightiest matador. 6021.
My lady love. 16264, 18527.
Shoo shoo boogie boo. 21356.
Sitting around thinking about my
baby. 9179, 11934.
Sweetheart of memories. 2115.
True blue Lou. 6989, 16969.
What does it mean to me. 12390,
14821.
You want lovin’. 9688, 14954.
‘Cosmopolitan book corp. Sound off!
12019.
Cossack. 4959.
Costa (—) Incanto. 3410.
Costa (HB. 8.) Inno italico. 20479.
Costa (Harry de) See De Costa
(Harry )
Costa (Leon de) See De Costa
(Leon)
Costa (Olive de) See De Costa
(Olive) -
Costa (P.M.) ’A frangesa. 2589 (1).
Det er forbudt
10214.
Maria Con-
Costa (Vincent de)
for bérn under 16 aar.
Costantino (Gabrielle)
getta. 18406.
Costanzo (George)
at home. 8694.
Costanzo (Joseph) That’s why I fell
in love. 6898, 14629.
Costanzo (L. S.):
Caroline of my dreams. 309.
Memories of you. 23234.
Coste (Will) pseud. Vinka.
My little rainbow
26787.
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Costeldi (Michael) :
High up in the heavenly blue
skies. 17925.
I go to Mericano country. 17999.
Mary. 25765.
My pretty tootsy wootsy baby.
11397.
There isn’t a better girl in our
town. 19169.
Tum tiddium tum tum. 19233.
Costello (Bartley) :
HKyes of blue. 22488.
Forever and ever and ever. 17781.
Costello (Bartley) See also Costen
(Bartley Costello)
Costello (J. A.) I will never be lone-
some for you. 8218.
Costello (Raymond)
happiness. 24640.
Costen (B. C.):
Hyes.of blue, eyes of brown. 4577
(106).
Just have the band play Home
sweet home. 14976 (169).
Bring back my
My own wild western rose. 2589
(281).
Nobody else but me.
Coster (M. B.) Waltz anew.
Costume box. 24765.
Cotillon 1. 12939.
Cotler (Cy) See Cotler (Simon)
Cotler (Simon) :
Come tell me then, just what is
love. 17558.
Cry! ery! ery! 10185.
Hiding. 3224.
Nothin’ but the blues. 3810.
Since I lost you. 9166.
Cotterell (I. L.) Mother dear, I want
you all-ways. 3692.
Cottet (A. T.) In the twilight. Sg
Cottey house. 24766.
Cottin (J.) Roses. 17236 (345).
Cottin (M. M.) Roses. 17236 (345).
Cottingham (Mabel) Longing. 5893,
16064.
Cottingham (T. F.)
now. 16678, 26388.
Cotton (W. D.) jr.. Lonesome? 16059.
Cotton and silk. 17952.
Cottone (Melchiorre Mauro-) See
Mauro-Cottone (Melchiorre)
Coty (Freda) :
Cameo queen of Orleans. 27308.
That Spanish glide. 21576.
Couchette. 10829 (30), 11724 (26),
15198.
Couenhoven (Herbert Woodhull van)
See Van Couenhoven (Herbert
Woodhull)
Cougat (Xavier):
Kiss if you’ll buy it. 3501.
Mafiana. 36138.
12594 (275).
29431.
She’s my sweetie
1684
_ Coups de roulis.
‘Cousin (C. L.)
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Night time. 3790.
Pity the Gypsy. 3951.
Coullon (Henry) Qu’en pensez-vous?
6407.
Coulter (George) Every beginner’s
tunes. 20012.
Council (E. G.):
Gaily we go. 27693.
Hill billy. 27827.
Homeland. 27847.
Homeward bound. 27849.
Invocation. 1060.
Merry Mary. 28488.
Old ranchman’s tale.
Roller coaster. 28920.
Some day you'll need my Saviour.
26438.
Countee (Lorenzo) :
It’s me oh! Lawd. 22957.
Miss Pauline. 23280.
2™° rhapsodie hongroise.
Country girl. 29647 (39).
Couperin (—) Moissonneurs. 1409.
Couperin (Francois) Rondeau and Le
sabat. 6480.
26080.
20666.
418, 24773.
Courcy (Raymond de) See de Courcy
(Raymond)
Courquin (G.) fils.
terois. 21203.
Courtioux (Aimé) fils.
nople. 2877.
Courtney (E. P.):
Always lovin’ you. 24477.
On Miami’s sands of gold. 26086.
That little word if. 26624.
Courtney (Gordon) :
Copper blues. 198388.
Dance away your blues.
Dancing shoes. 19881.
Terribly fond of you. 21552.
Courtney (W. J.) Mulligan’s ball.
13947.
Qu’estce que tu
Constanti-
19877.
She decided to be a
bride. 11889.
Coutchie (M. M.) Wishin’. 14895.
Couture (A. P.) Dreaming of a little
pal way back home. 51038.
Cover (V. L.) Wishing well. 24830.
Covey (Eugene) Fleurette. 5228.
Coviello (Ambrose) Three little cam-
eos. 274380.
Covino (Isaac)
Cowan (Jeanne)
Cowan (Lynn):
Bilhe,"* 23121 22122.
Ga ga bird. 20117.
Hollywood. 13345. .
I’m in love with you. 20358.
New step. 20989.
Then I’ll know why. 9880.
Web of love. 21774.
When you are mine.
Petting. 63818.
Twilight. 24140.
24282, 24283.
Coward (Noél)
Bitter sweet. 17398, 17399, 19658,
22127, 22128. 19
Dear little café. 15335.
Evermore and a day. 24961.
Green carnation. 17861.
Ill see you again. 18015.
If love were all. 18109.
Kiss me. 18234.
Ladies of the town. 18249.
Tokay. 19210.
Zigeuner. 19487.
Cowart (Grace) :
Aurevoir. 9812.
June, the moon- and you. 10928.
Whoopee rag. 12458.
Cowboy’s lament. 4969.
Cowdery (M. A.):
Haunting taunting girl. 17893.
O Loto San. 14069.
Zu Zan. 14972.
Cowell (W. L.) Breath o’ California.
7538.
Cowen (F. H.) Phantasy of life and
love. 19491 (177).
Cowherd (K. W.) My all time girl.
Zann.
Cowler (Jim) pseud.:
Driiben in der heimat bltih’n die
weissen rosen. 17684.
Hs gibt eine frau, die dich niemals
vergisst. 5152.
Mother song. 20894.
Cowles (Cecil) :
Country club waltz.
Mandarin. 13818.
Serenade. 4114.
Star-gleam. 26510.
Cowles (E. L.) Dixie spells home to
me. 497.
Cowles (Eugene) :
Crossing the bar.
Dolores. 27582.
Forgotten. 25016.
Cox (A. B.) Esther of olden days.
20006.
Cox (C. V.)
4309.
Cox (E. R.) Dearest sweetheart, if I
may. 24823.
Gox 7) (Ey. 4B)
4577 (118).
Cox (G. W.) Bagatelle. 2696.
Cox (George) My sunshine girl
1509.
Cox (I. E.)
Cox (Ida):
Separated blues. 6598.
Sobbin’ tears blues. 6695.
Cox (Jimmie) Nobody ey, A
when you’re down and out.
10123.
12594 (62).
There is life for a look.
Foolish little maiden.
Peggy. 8894.
1685
r ¢
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i
INDEX
Cox (Ralph):
Hunter’s moon. 13875.
Love is a flame. 13769.
My song of you. 14002.
Cox (Roger) Where the fountain
river flows. 17124.
Cox (T. C.) What-e’er betide. 9546.
Coy (EH. V.) Carolina dream girl.
10020.
Coy (J. A.)
(231, (2e2.
Cozinsky (Samuel) Retzei.
Cracolice (Frank) jr.:
Dear old pal. 24821.
With mother as of yore.
28904.
Gee but it’s hard to _ believe.
25050.
In my _ air-castle of dreams.
25428.
My Kathleen May. 11873.
Until you went away. 293876.
Cracroft (P. C.) Nita. 163829.
Cradle snatchers. 15376, 16065, 16143,
16394.
Cradle song of the Infant
19851.
Craft (George)
mamma. 15802.
Crafty (Clifton)
915.
Cragin (Georgia) That vine-covered
cottage of ours. 98379.
Craig (C. R.) Embrassez-moi. 13092.
Craig (D. A.) Can’t you tell me why.
12841.
Craig (KE. F.)
child! 7889.
Craig (Edward) :
Dream man.
Flying. 7907.
I’m looking for someone. 10744.
It’s a hard, hard world. 8288.
Only once in a million, million
Jesus.
I’ve got a new
I like my booze.
Fireman, save my
10271.
years. 11555.
Russian steppes. 11803.
Treasure Island. 12251.
When he’s gone. 12399.
Craig (F. E.) IJTll always wait for
you. 10718.
Craig (James)
Craig (R. G.):
African rhapsody. 9725.
Dance rhythm. 17605.
Get happy. 10504.
Goin’ home to that dear old
Swanee shore. 10541.
Dixie moon. 15366.
Just for you my dear. 10949.
Lonely and blue. 11096.
My castle on the Nile. 11355.
12004.
Phyllis and the
Song of the lute.
Craig (W. H.)
shrine. 16473.
pt. II, n.s., y. 24
Cramer (Chester) :
Poor little Bessie. 28838. —
There’s a little brown house.
26648.
Cramm (H. L.) What to do second
at the piano. 2421.
Crammond (C. C.) Pride of the regi-
ment. 1741.
Crance (Hda) Not so slow. 28645.
Crandall (S. A.):
Just one more waltz.
My lucky strike. 18536.
She’s my big moment now. 14399.
Where is my ice man. 19878.
Crandell (J. S.) Song of the Illini
braves. 6728.
Craner (W. W.) In the valley where
the Snake River flows. 18152.
Cranmer (Elinor) Meet me in mem-
ory lane. 25791.
Cranz (Aug.) G. m. b. H.:
All together. 7351.
Andalouse. 12646.
Aprés vépres. 17026.
Babil. 12687.
Bib et Bob. 27217.
Bravoure! 4798.
Burlesque. 15192.
Casanova. 4860, 19757.
Casanova-marsch. 19758.
Chant de la vie. 2828.
Cireenses. 12899.
Cortége des bacchantes. 12936.
Cortége du Serdar. 12937.
Danse d’Athelstane. 12969.
Danse russe. 12970.
Elévation. 3005.
Enchantement.
Epilogue. 13104.
Eternelle cantiléne.
Far West. 276387.
Farewell boy. 18148.
Fatalité. 18147.
Flirt. 13173.
Flutist’s vademecum.
For a smile. 3091.
Gavotte. 15545.
Gondoles vénitiennes.
Heure mauve. 5420.
Humoresque. 3264.
Idylle. 3065.
It’s hard to forget.
Jolie poupée d’amour.
Jour de récolte. 168388.
Lindlicher reigen. 3509.
Marche des communiers brugeois.
18400.
Mazurka. 38642.
Menuet. 16171.
Mignonnette. 13899.
Mytho. 3770.
Napolitania.
Obsession.
Oh yes dear!
10952.
13097.
13116.
4396-4398.
13259.
28105.
28138.
3772.
28676.
23503.
1686
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
Par un clair matin. 14142.
Peppina. 3924.
Petite berceuse. 8906.
14223.
14244.
Poursuite de sylvains.
Procession qui passe...
Pyrrhus. 8988.
Réve 4 deux.
Réve de poéte.
Réve enchanteur.
Rigaudon. 16570.
Romanze. 4052.
Sadi. 9077.
Sérénade 4 Kalua.
Signal. 6641.
Songes fantasques.
Sornettes. 14515.
Suite 4 lV’antique.
Sur la
16838.
Sweet Carolina. 9815.
Tambourin proveneal.
Tipsy noctambulist.
Toreo fino. 29323.
Valse oubliée. 9476.
Valse viennoise. 17018.
Veillée. 17026.
Vénitienne. 14759.
Wave of love. 7117.
Yes! my little Mady! 7253.
Yi et You. 29590.
2me petite suite. 17233.
Cranz (G. F.) music co. Valse oubliée.
12306.
Craps (Ernest):
. Bee-ology.
Faint heart. 27630.
High tension. 5427.
I wish I could forget you. 28010.
Learning to fall in love with you.
20624.
Crapser (K. D.):
Ashamed of Jesus. 14976 (16).
Blissful name. 4577 (88).
Gently Lord. 7310 (64).
Oh, for the wings of a dove.
12594 (285).
28905.
14296.
14297.
9124.
14511.
4229.
campagne endormie.
16875.
4336.
27200.
Cras (Jean) Evocation. 17729.
Craven (—):
J’ aime ta mansarde. 1079.
Mitsue. 3674.
Son premier rendez-vous. 11983.
Viens Toinon. 9491.
Voila pourquoi. 12329.
Craven (E. H.):
Doo-Doo. 15389.
On the trail of my memories.
28721.
Craver (Charles) :
Oh! jailer bring back that key.
26059.
You'll get pie in the sky. 27022.
Crawford (E. M.) Across the At-
lantic. 9717.
Crawford (F. G.)
Salutatory. 6533.
Crawford (Helen) :
Moonlight reminds me. 11316.
Moonlight reminds me of you.
EGR AS:
Crawford (J. D.) I want to be always
with you. 18490.
Crawford (Jesse) :
Forever and ever and ever.
Love lit hollow. 11124.
Roses in the rain. 6496.
Share your lips with me, chérie.
21382.
Crawford (Louise) I saw three ships.
22841.
Crawford (N. L.)
24200.
Crawford (R. P.):
In May or December.
Lolipop-a-papa. 23102.
Crawford (T.S.) Pretty Polly. 26214.
Crawford music corp.:
Album de danse.
Arabesque. 15987.
Arm in arm. 4649.
Automaton. 7419.
Banjoistic. 15100.
Banter. 4709.
Bogie-man. 15168.
Cat-naps. 7591.
Catch yo’ breath.
Chanson négre.
Colette. 7650.
Coquette’s dream. 15277.
Cross word puzzies. 4976.
Damnation. 12964.
Danse grotesque. 19885.
Eerie. 10312.
Finger twister. T7887.
Free ’n’ easy. 15527.
Funny fables. 7934.
Galop chromatique. 10486.
Guomes’ mirth and sorrow. 15575.
Grins and giggles. 7987.
Head start. 10606.
Idyl pastorale. 15820.
17781.
Walls Siam Y.
22910.
24451.
12860.
15232.
Impassioned supplication. 15838.
In the darkness. 15857.
In traffic hours. 5682.
Jazz theme and variations. 18184.
Joyous crowds. 138610.
Kewpie doll. 5777.
Komedy tid-bits. 8383.
Leap frog. 8401.
Light fingered. 5850.
Limited. 84385.
Loreley. 18759.
Love’s effervescence. 8494.
Loves raptures. 5925.
Low down trumpet. 13790.
Manhattanette. 11193.
March Manhattan. 13820.
Mistinguette. 8614.
Mitzi. 6042.
Naughty gnomes. 6166.
1687
INDEX
pt. Im, n. s., v. 24
Crawford music corp.—Continued.
Nifty noodles. 8754.
‘Nocturne. 138672.
Over the purple sage. 16433.
Pennant educational folio. 26156.
Pennant pastime folio. 21146,
26157.
Playful puppets. 8927.
Playing hot on the saxophone.
14190.
Plotted uprising. 8933.
Polly Toddle. 8948.
Puck’s pranks. 6403.
Russian hearts. 16605.
Snow crystals. 9196.
Souvenir. 16774.
Struttin’ south. 21486.
Sweet and hot. 9318.
Sweet and low. 14570.
Tragic end. 14690.
Twilight story. 9447.
Valse dainty. 14749.
Valse felice. 9475.
Valse intime. 17009.
Valse misterioso. 17011.
Vendetta. T7044.
Violence. 9496.
Waiting alone. 17046.
Warrior. 7108.
Crawley (C. B.) From that sweet
star. 25030.
Crawley (Wilton) :
Futuristic blues. 27690.
Make yourself at home. 25729.
She’s driving me wild. 21336,
29018.
She’s got what I need. 11897.
Snake hip dance. 1994, 29079.
Sweetheart of mine. 12101.
You oughta see my gal. 27028,
27029.
Craxton (Harold) Sarabande’ in D
minor. 6541.
Cray (Beula) That red _ head.
6890
de ton pantalon. 6219.
Creager (William) :
Do you wonder why I love you?
5064.
Fraternity prom. 5249.
It’s in the morning. 5708.
Mystic Bengal Bay. 6160.
Nita my Juanita. 6183.
On a balmy June night. 6244.
Creamer (-) After you’ve gone.
21984.
Creamer (Henry) Why can’t you
love that way. 21858.
Creamer (W. M.) Uncle Joe and his
radio. 2280.
Création du monde. 15289.
Cregg (L. C.) Some night in the twi-
light. 29094. -
Critelli (Giuseppe) :
Creith (Guirne) Madrigal. 13800.
Cremer (H. J. de) See De Cremer
(H. J.)
Crémieux (Octave) Heure exquise.
10622.
Cremin (A. T.)
method. 38169.
Crenshaw (T. C.):
When we first met.
Willa. 17147.
Crerie (C. E.):
Carnations. 19756.
Cuckoo elock. 19860.
Geraniums. 20134.
Lilacs. 20653.
Sunset on the water.
Tumbling. 24133.
Crescent music pub co.
‘march. 26501.
Graded tenor banjo
17113.
21500.
Speedway
Crescenzi (Alfredo) Viva La Guar-
dia. 24191.
Crescenzo (Vincenzo de) See De
Crescenzo (Vincenzo)
Cressey & Allen. America the beau-
tiful. 9768.
Cresswell (Muriel) Wanting you.
26822.
Crette (Margaret de) See De Crette
(Margaret)
Crichton (Margaret) :
Fear no more. 20039.
O mistress mine. 18625.
When daisies pied. 9553.
Crilley (C. J.) Rivers of romance.
21246.
Crimmins (Chester) Little wonder
girl. 3508, 18%383:
Crist (Bainbridge) :
Edelweiss of ivory. 560.
Maid churning. 1314.
Music box. 1448.
Old soldier. 14099.
Painted clock. 1662. j
Parade. 1670.
Russian danseuse. 1850.
Singing bird in a little gold box.
1971.
Toy band. 2281.
Waltzing doll. 2367.
Whistling boy. 2469.
Cristoforo (Charles de)
toforo (Charles)
Critchfield (R. C.)
7314.
See De Cris-
Absent blues.
Critchley (R. M.):
Dance on the black keys. 2906.
Minuet in B minor. 3669.
Hspressione del cuore. 3019.
Storico incontro. 6785.
Crivello (Antonio) :
Lu bummu ’talianu. 1288.
You're prettier than the _ rose.
21988.
1688
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Croatian Christmas song. 27436.
Crocker (Alvin) :
Down the lane to home Beet
home. T7777.
I’m sorry. 81738.
Sunshine. 9807.
Try and get it. 9431.
Crockett (A. L.):
Is it thine? 25451.
Spirit filied! 26508.
Thou passest thru.
Unfurnished song.
Crockett (J. HH.) gr.:
Fresno blues. 17790, 27685.
Now for home I’m leaving. 3818.
On the road to Tennessee. 6251.
21615.
26741.
Wandering girl. 4440.
Crockett (Johnny) See Crockett
Che A.) jr.
Croft (Harry) Burgh song. 4814.
Crofts (J. M.) Angelus bell. 17302.
Croll (H. K.) Two songs from The
inaugural bawl. 422.
Cromer (H. K.) You waited too late.
27036.
Cromweed (F. W. D.)
trail. 194383.
Cromwell-Knox (—) Chasing my hap-
piness. 10040.
Crone (Rh. E:) :
Like as the hart. 23071.
Office of the holy communion.
Yesterday
286838.
Cronham (C. R.) Night of spring.
6176.
Crook bros.:
Going across the sea. 22617.
Love somebody. 23152. ~
Crooks (Geo.):
Jobbin gettin’ there. 13602.
My wife died on Friday night.
14018.
Croom-Johnson (Austen) After the
sun’s kissed the world good-bye.
24444.
Crosby (B. E.)
love. 15183.
Crosby (Marie):
Chasing the sunbeam. 27345.
Old toy maker. 1617.
Bringing you true
CrossoucH. «Ba Braddock’s defeat.
27265.
Cross (S. L.):
Alone on the great white way. 46.
Are you sorry you went away?
68.
Baby girl. 97.
Baby’s song. 105.
Beautiful isle of my dreams.
vex é
Beautiful Willamette. 142.
Betty Lou. 12744.
Blame it on the moonlight. 9918. '
1689
Catalina Isle.
15158.
7592, 12857.
Chug, chug, chug. 10070.
Chum of today, chum of tomor-
row. 10071.
Come, be my jazzy sweetheart.
391.
Creeping love. 419.
Deserted child. 19918.
Dixie. 13020.
Dream days. 7781.
Dream girl of mine.
Dream pal. 27558:
Dream rose. 22415.
Dreaming of you. 17677.
Evelyn. 78388.
Fading voice. 22489.’
Father Time jazz. 7872.
Give me love. 3147.
Going home. 10542.
Happiness. 15625.
Harvest moon. 3196, 20211.
He’ll wipe all tears from every
eye. 10601.
Hold me tight in the moonlight.
15672.
Blossom time.
519.
Honeymoon. 8065.
How could you say yes to some-
body else. 17963.
How do I know? 8078.
I dare not tell you I love you.
5486.
I had your smile. 15781.
I'll follow you back to California.
15745.
I’ll never forget you. 18018.
I long for love. 15751.
I love the dear Columbia. 925.
I think of you each day. 5593.
I want you to know. 22867.
In memory I am waiting for you.
18134.
In the garden of my dreams.
8260.
In the land of memory. 15862.
It’s great to have someone. 15894.
It’s hard to smile when I feel so
blue. 8290.
John, dear. 1096.
Just looking around. 8845.
Just some one to love. 18220.
Just thinking of you. 8352.
Just you. 8355.
Little kewpie. 11088.
Little wonder girl. 3558, 13733.
Long ago. 1251.
Longing. 5893, 16064.
Lost love. 1264, 20709.
Maiden and a rose. 8522.
Man in the moon. 85380, 13815.
Meditations. 23227.
Meet me on the lawn. 8569.
Mexico moon. 6011.
INDEX
Cross (S. L.)—Continued.
Moon, what are you seeing to-
night? 1419.
Moonlight memories. 6057.
Mother of us men. 3698.
Mother’s song of love. 18491.
My baby B. 8671.
My dream girl. 138966.
My garden of memories. 16255.
My little Hawaiian boy. 1485.
My mother’s smiles of sunshine.
Maaiey (ly
My old New England home. 8708.
My paradise. 6142.
My secret. 16285.
My special oceasion girl.
My winged sweetheart.
Now I thank you. 16347.
Oh sweetheart why are you so
long. 23502.
Old _ fashioned
11526.
Old home town. 8816.
Old wedding ring. 3854.
“One that once belonged to me.
1642.
Our playground. 3883.
Our Yankee queen. 14126.
11407.
1516.
daddy-o-mine.
Out of my arms. 18694.
Paradise. 28770.
-Pardoned crime. 8877.
Pendleton round-up. 11634.
Poor Mary Gold. 8945.
Rainbow’s end. 9000.
“Rankin school of aviation. 18808.
Rock-a-bye to sleep in Dixie.
28914.
Satisfied. 11826.
“She’s a real American girl. 11898.
She’s a wonderful baby. 18924.
Shoe blues. 1951, 14407.
Sing me the songs I heard on
daddy’s knee. 9173.
Somewhere there’s a pal. 9228.
Springtime is lovetime. 14529.
Still I can’t forget. 9284.
Sweet Caroline. 9316.
Sweet daddy. 9319.
Sweet dreams of music. 2102.
‘Tell me what is there to do? 4607.
‘That's all I am asking of you.
19153.
‘That’s why I think of you each
day. 266388..
Those eyes I ecannot analyze.
16926.
“Today. 12228,
’T would be heaven in the haven of
your arms again. 2279.
Up in far away Alaska. 21709.
“Valley of the moon. 9469.
“Waiting for the one I love. 19296.
“Waiting for you. 2358.
pt. IT, n. s., v. 24
We
Wave our handkerchiefs.
17070.
Western girl. 12378, 26857.
When you and I were kiddies on
the farm. 24538.
Why? 9596, 14875.
Why can I never forget. 7216.
Why did we say goodbye? 2483,
12464.
Wings of love. 9617.
Winter and June, 12484.
Yakima, 4535.
Yellow roses. 14916.
You -are the girl I love. 9653,
14929.
You like it. 9666.
You'll always be my sweetheart.
17206.
You'll have to see Seattle. 9668.
You set my heart in motion again.
19475.
Cross (S. L.) music corp.:
Kisses. 28211.
Rock-a-bye to sleep in Dixie.
28914.
Cross it for yourself. 15295.
Crosse (Mentor) Shadow _ barge.
14395.
Crost (Charles)
things over.
Crouch (Hstelle)
I’ve been thinking
20390.
Cabin by the shore.
216:
Crouch (F. L.) Kiss to-day. 23024.
Crouch (M. S.) Merry moments.
28439.
Crow (H. E.):
Eyv’rywhere. 604.
On the davenport. 6249.
Stella Brown. 9281.
Crowder (Herbert) Your wonderful
eyes. 27048.
Crowder (Louise) :
My sweet Moana.
Roll on! Mr. Moon.
Crowe (H. S.)
18697.
Crowley (J. W.):
Allegro. 2892.
Moderato. 3675.
Crozier (Rose):
If you were me.
27057 (94).
27057. (113).
Out of the East.
20436.
Listen to your mother. 20662.
Crum (Frank) Lucille. 8504.
Crumit (Frank) :
Gay caballero. 710.
King of Borneo. 5785.
Ladies. 1166.
Return of the gay caballero.
28903.
Tale of a ticker. 26598, 26599.
Crumley (Hampton J.) Mediterra-
nean fruit fly. 28416.
Crumley (Harryston J.) Mediterra-
nean fruit fly. 20816.
1690
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
Crump (Jesse) :
Put your mind on it.
28871.
Strewing your mess. 19059.
Crumpton (W. 0.) My Juliet of Has-
18795,
kell town. 28546.
Crusius (O. E.) Cantico di frate
Sole. 7576.
Cruz (Trinidad) Lily. 18289.
Cruz de Mayo. 27442.
Cuarentena. 27444.
Cuba, reciprocal copyright protection
of music, p. 5.
Cucuel (Edward):
Red and blue blues. 11748.
Sunshine and you. 12093.
Two sketches of jazz. 10137.
Cuelenaere (P. H.) Andante funébre.
(373.
Cuff (Paul) Beginner’s method for
violin. 27205.
Cugat (Xavier):
Dark night. 24804.
Let me give you love. 25607.
Nena mia. 23426.
Santiago. 26328.
Thinking. 24069.
(César): .
Au berceau. 17326.
Berceuse. 22114.
Cloud messengers. 27387.
Fest-polonaise. 629.
Feuille d’album. 17752.
Orientale. 16417, 26116.
Réverie d’amour. 22114.
Romanzetta. 18846.
Statue at Czarshoe-Selo.
Culberson (J. Q.)
dies. 25687.
Culbertson (Cleora)
mother, for you. 8158.
Culbreth (Billy) I don’t want your
little gal—big boy. 10700.
Cullinan (Hobart):
Call me thine own. 19748.
Gee, it’s heaven to be pretty.
27703.
Oh! Mary my beautiful Mary I
love only you. 26061.
Cullpepper (A. J.) Parole dream song.
16450.
Culotta (Illuminato) :
Bozzetto campestre.
Budinera. 261.
Canzone di Zisa.
Cleopatra. 24733.
Consuelo. 7664.
Dafni. 2901, 22316.
Dandy. 4998.
Due valzer melodici. 27048, 27049.
Festa di maggio. 15478.
Luluette. 25710.
Mattino nell’ oasi. 16142.
Max y Carlitos. 3636.
Cui
_
9280.
Love that never
I’m lonely, dear
22160.
15216.
2469—30——_9
No hay plata. 3796.
Pifferata montanara. 28810.
‘Primavera siciliana. 23636.
Principessa del grammofono.
23638.
Ritorno dai campi. 23701.
Rivista. 4042.
Serenata. 16662.
Serenatella andalusa. 4121.
j Si tatita es tan bueno! 1955.
Culver Hawaiian memories.
22671,
Culverhouse (R. H.)
some southern blues.
Cumberland (Gladys) :
Chinese march. 2838.
Hungarian dance. 3265.
Merry peasant. 6567.
Minuet in D. 2718.
Naval cadet’s march. 3777.
Two Scottish dances. 2898.
Cumings (Thayer) :
I’ve found the man I love.
You’re the only one. 14949.
Cummings (M. H.) Bells of praise.
15126.
Cummings (R. K.)
24157.
Cummins (Bernie)
Cundell (Edric) :
Emigrant. 7814.
Our dead. 26121.
Cundiff (H. M.) Eternal feminine.
TSR
Cundy-Bettoney co.:
Amigos espanoles.
(Leola )
Them long lone-
21583.
3347.
Until you return,
Rita. 11769.
27118.
1st Conn. foot guards. 29644
Cunningham (KE. T.):
Prayer. 16497.
Thou art like a lovely flower.
12202.
Cunningham (F. L.):
Caroline, pal o’ mine. 2815.
Hunting song. 3266.
Just a little car. 3470.
Cunningham (Georgie) :
My dream of you. 23348.
Playing to the moon. 23608.
There’s a wild woman crazy over
me. 29288.
Cunningham (J. P.) Love your
daddy. 25698.
Cunningham (Kitty) Just a little
nigger. 10936.
Cunningham (Lutie) 12 o’clock girl
in a 10 o’clock town. 24425.
Cunningham (Paul) My people.
6143. -
Cupid (Dan) Dream’t we heard a
Lindy-bird. 13069.
Cupp (Hazel) Under Hawaiian skies.
14729, 29366.
Curl (A.) Tight like this. 6935.
Curr (M. B.) Humming bird. 15698.
1691
INDEX
pt. 1, n. s., v. 24
ag oe OR Se aaa
Curran (Agnes) Mother dear, I love
you. 13933.
Curran (Pearl): ©
Holiday. 27836.
Sonny boy. 26486.
Currie (C. M.) Painted knees.
PAu y
Currie (H. C.) When the whip-poor-
will is calling. 26901.
Curry (J. C.) Broadway Sal. 17442.
Curry (J. L.) Iola, come to me.
10878. ;
Curry (Jack)
Curry (W. L.):
Smiling. 4158. |
We follow Thee. 24211.
Curry-Fell & co. Pauline. 16455.
Curtan (John) Mammy mine. 20765.
Curtice (J. F.) Magic lower valley
Pauline. 16455.
of the Rio Grande. 8518.
Curtis (Billy):
Dearest one. 12999.
Do the shag. 138026.
Drinking song. 138071.
Get your man. 17813.
With all the comforts of home.
12489.
Curtis (F. L.)
29152.
Curtis (L. B.):
Every moon’s a honeymoon with
you. 3081.
Sugar is back in town. 4228.
Underneath the blue Hawaiian
moon. 16998.
Was it meant to be. 2375.
When I’m away from you.
Curtis. (li; W..)*:
Briar Rose. 27268.
My homeland. 28545.
Curtis (W. M.) I’m living my life
anew. 27959. ;
Curtiss (Violet) Hot baby. 17959.
Curwen (J.) & sons, Itd.:
Bear’s song. 19620.
Better and better. 15139.
Blessed are the dead. 22134.
China plate. 19785.
Day of days. 17619.
English posy. 7822.
Fantasia on Beggar’s opera airs.
5181.
Laird o’ Cockpen. 8891.
Londonderry air. 16055.
Robin Redbreast’s testament. 9047.
Sea shanties. 11862.
Sonatine. 18997.
Songs without words.
Truth in parentheses.
Tunes from Carmen,
Westward ho. 14817.
Curzon (EH. F.):
Cheerful hurry. 10044.
Conversational episode.
Storm King Mountain.
17094.
6006.
14709.
22129.
10113.
Custard (Reginald Goss-)
Dreamy Dan’l. 13070.
Gay frolics. 10495.
Girl-about-town. 10516.
Reveller’s return. 11759.
Cuscind (A.) Marito di
13840.
Cusenza (Frank) :
Asino. 24517.
Evidenza. 17727.
Ideali polka. 228838.
No mitoceare. 25995.
Non é per tutti. 18605.
Nostalgia. 26018.
Sulo. 26545.
Custance (A. F. M.) Dear Jesus,
sweet the tears I shed. 5021.
See Guss-
biscuit.
Custard (Reginald)
Custy :
Ah! quel agrément.
Zadora. 27046.
Cutler (H. D.) After the sun goes
down. 17254.
Cutter (Benjamin) Forty-two studies.
14976 (174).
Cutter (F. M.):
Cinderella’s waltz. 2589 (54).
Down the stream. 2589 (76).
Ho, ho, ho for the sea. 2589 (119).
In the country. 2589 (133).
Little sister. 2589 (160).
Little toy soldiers. 2589 (161).
Pickaninny dollies. 2589 (267).
Sunday morning. 2589 (318).
Village dance. 2589 (354).
Wonderings. 2589 (3858).
Cutts (C. J.) Somewhere I have a
sweetheart. 21413.
Cutty (William) :
As long as your
15059.
My piano man. 13996.
To say good-bye. 16943.
GCuvillier (Charles) :
17259.
love is mine.
Au pays d’amourette. 24426 (14).
Lais. 11004.
Pecheuses. 24426 (221).
Czajanek (Eduard) In Rothenburg am
bliitenstrand der Tauber. 1028.
Czanderna (A. W.):
Let the light above shine for me.
Bdot:
Sonny. 12015, 19017.
Czechoslovakia, reciprocal copyright
protection of music, p. 5
Czerny (Carl) Toccata.
Czerwonky (Richard) :
Wlégie. 19984, 19985.
Humoresque. 15699.
Impromptu. 24785.
Mary darlint. 25767.
Valse lente. 14751.
Czubski (J.) PieSi powitalna. 26178.
"49491 (47).
1692
i a
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
D’Abren (Fernando) I loved you.
10729.
Daca. Hotsy totsy baby. 865.
Da Costa (Raie) Kute and kunning.
15981.
Daczkowski (Stefan) :
Eagles. 138079.
For your and our liberty. 22544.
Dafni. 2901.
Dager (Aibert) Valse de_ ballet.
19266.
Daghlain (A. T.) Sun rays shining.
16829.
Dagilis (Carl) :
Immortal spirit of love.
Oh melody sweet. 8808.
Romance of youth. 11781.
Serenade. ° 9123. -
Dagnino (Edoardo) C’est mon coeur
qui s’ éveille. 12820.
D’Agostino (A.) Pastorella.
D’ Agostino (Giacomo )
Roosevelt march. 5342.
Dahl (N. M.) Mallika. 11181.
Dahlke (A. A.) My dear old country
10835.
6308.
Governor
home. 23343.
Dahlstrom (F. E.) Blessed Jesus.
24601.
Dahmen (A. 8.) Septimine. 14885.
Dahmen (M. A.) Septimine. 14885.
Daily (H. T.) Melody, moonlight and
you. 11247.
Paiky*(s. A.)
old. 9695.
Dailye(d:. Oi):
Army & navy mareh. 7391.
Beautiful La Jolla. 7475.
Daily technic for the organist. 7700
Daitch (Jack) Memories of Russia.
Your my sweetheart of
13877.
Dake (D. D.):
I cannot afford to miss a
3278.
I have the sunshine of His smile.
25264.
Potter’s masterpiece. 26202.
Dake (F. J.):
I cannot afford to miss heaven.
3278.
I have the sunshine of His smile.
25264. °
Potter’s masterpiece. 26202.
Dakin (F. M.)
home. 8708.
D’ Alba (Remo):
Bona pasea a tuttuquante. 217.
Chi mangia a Natale e pava a
Pasea. 335.
Mater dolorosa. 1339.
Morettina. 3687.
Natale cca e lla. 18580.
‘O crisimisso. 18622.
‘O fatto d’ ’o ecapecuollo,
My old New England
6209.
Pace fra lItalia e il Vaticano,
6293.
-Risurrezione di Gesu’. 1810.
Te Deum di ringraziamento. 6867.
Dalbey (W. R.) music co.:
Across the Atlantic. 9717.
Animation. 9784.
Pythian. 11721.
Storm signal. 12069.
Daleroze (BH... J.) Douze petites
images pour enfants. 10147.
Dale (Billie) :
I ain’t got nothin for nobody but
you. 8086.
I’m nuts about nuts.
Dale (Edward) :
Fairy ballet. 15459.
Spanish dance. 16779.
Two descriptive pieces for the
piano. 15304.
18052.
With dainty grace. 17160.
Dale (Ewan) Won’t you try. 17236
(486)
Dale (Ewan) pseud. See Norton
(Frederic)
Dale (Frank) Songs of long ago.
2088.
Dale (Frederic) Seven ages of man.
26376.
Dale (Norwood) :
Behold, God is my
27206.
Birthday of the King. 19656.
I will always love you, darling.
Saute” ty
Life eternal. 1210.
March on, ye
13826.
Dale (Ruth):
Dear little mother. 10189, 10190.
Echo of a song. 5128.
Story of a Christmas gift. 21476.
Daley (S. T.) Columbia ultra modern
method. 4934, 10093, 15267.
Dalhart (Vernon) :
Be careful what you say. 24556.
Farm relief song. 17745.
Fiddler Joe. 684.
If I could see mother to-night.
20425, 253880.
Old Kitty Kate. 16390.
Razors in de air. 14272.
Summer time in old Kentucky.
2082.
Swinging in the lane. 19102.
Wreck of the N & W cannon ball.
2530.
Dallam (Helen):
Blindman’s buff. 12762.
Blossoming trees. 17412.
Bright green fields. 174386.
Dropping leaves. 7799.
Hop scotch. 13360.
Little chicks. 28284.
salvation.
soldiers true.
1693
INDEX |
pt. 11, n. s., v.24
Dallam. (Helen)—Continued.
Mood and rhythm pieces. 28475.
My childhood home. 18507.
Pleasant dreams. 14197.
Pony ride. 28887.
Purple iris. 18794.
School days. 14870.
Sunshiny day. 14562.
Thunder storm. 14668.
Wistfulness. 2506.
Dallas (J. E.) and sons, Itd.:
How to play the trumpet.
Violin tutor. 14770.
Dalley-Searlett (R.) Sweet the mo-
ments. 9326.
Dalmiaine (C. C.) Twelve’ sketches
from the life of Dick Whittington.
7705.
Dalmas (Philip) As I watched the
ploughman ploughing. 9709 (9).
Dalton (Bill) What a moon. 26860.
Dalton (Grace) :
Love called it a day. 11115.
Ooh—the moon is ruining me.
1646.
What’s happened. 29472.
When my baby does that baby talk
3260.
for me. 9564.
When will you be mine. 7193.
Dalton (H. N.) Now what do you
think of that. 8779..
Dalton (Howard) :
Cottage in the air.
Fire-fly. 138166.
12940.
Ize going to cut you down.
13582.
Only in dreams. 11552.
Thinking of you, thinking of me.
14658.
Dalton (K. P.) . Amazon isle. 17292..
Dalton-Nutter, music _ publishers.
What a moon. 26860.
Daly (A. G.) 8 ‘benediction hymns.
22319.
Daly (A. J:):
Gunner Jim. 17870, 20178.
Sighing for you. 14418.
Daly (H. E.) Sarasota. 21298.
Daly (William) American in Paris.
15034.
Damare (E.) Nouveau seigneur du
village. 26025.
Damask rose. 10148, 10149, 11131.
D’Ambrosio (M. A.) Clementine.
U75S5.
Dame (Edgar) :
Extase d’amour.
Gespenster-marsch.
Sérénade galante.
Damerell (S. J.):
He loved her, Who did? 25160.
When I met Connie in the corn-
field. . 17097.
10376.
3135.
4116.
When the light shines brightly in
the lighthouse. 9567.
Damesek (Abbe) Dark keys among
the white. 27470.
Damian (Michael) or Damiano
(Michael) :
My gaity rose. 23355.
Who'll take the place of mother.
7210.
Damiano (Rocco) Living in a castle
of memories. 13735.
Damico (Basil) :
California moon. 12827.
Lindy and his bride. 160380.
Damico (Joseph) Forever mine.
20083.
Damitz (Wilhelmina) Only a dream
of you. 23541.
Damm (O. H.):
Dancing with you in the moon-
light. 2911.
Memories of happiness. 3657.
Damm (P. F.) Herbert Hoover march.
3219, 17917.
Damnation de Faust. 2739, 24586.
D’Amore (Frank) I’m the _ teach.
8177.
Damron (Charlie) Mississippi moan.
11291.
Damrosch (Frank) Sing to the Lord
a new song. 14976 (292).
Dana (Henshaw) Edenland. 27057
(89).
Danaher (Arthur) Happy go lucky.
251438.
Dance (George) Chinese honeymoon.
7310 (389).
17236 (89).
Six chansons de
Dance of the fireflies.
Dandelot (Georges)
Bilitis. 24797.
Danels (B.C.) River Cimarron. 18834.
Danforth (N. P.) pseud. See Page
(N. C.)
Daniel (Cyrus) :
Close harmony for boys. 7645.
Junior-senior high school chorus
book. 8328, 10927.
Daniel (G. L.) Why don’t you smile.
2488.
Daniels (C. N.):
Billie. 15142.
Chinky Chinee bogie man.
17515.
Dream lover. 7782.
Feelin’ the way I do.
24981.
Honky tonk lullabye. 3243.
Little old log cabin in the lane.
8455.
Love is like that. 23144, 25678.
My dream lady. 29647 (158).
My sugar baby. 12594 (265).
One moment more with you. 1639,
3864.
15249,
17748,
1694
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Sally, I’m lovin’ you. 26323.
Singin’ river. 238832, 26416.
Song of Siberia. 14501.
Varsity rhythm. 24175.
Daniels (G. F.) pseud. See Barnard
(G. D.)
Daniels (Henry)
Daniels (M. W.):
Blue bonnet.
Exultate Deo.
Monks of St.
(244).
O God of nations. 1579.
Peace in liberty. 23586.
Searlet cap. 12594 (334).
Through the dark the dreamers
came. 169382.
Danilo (A.) Soavita. 14462.
Danks (A. V.) ‘Trust in the Lord.
9709 (245).
Danks (G. L.)
9709 (245).
Danks (H. P.):
No night there, the city four-
square. 11455.
Silver threads among the gold.
6642-6645, 9152-9158, 16700,
21342, 21373.
Trust in the Lord. 9709 (245).
Dann (Hollis) :
New manual for teachers. 16315.
Twice 55 plus community songs.
Melody B 1. 25798.
12594 (29).
20022.
Sebastian. 12594
Trust in the Lord.
21687.
Dannenberg (Louis) Graces and
laces. 20167.
Danning (Chr.) Menuet rococo.
11262.
Danny boy. 19883.
Dansk Korforening.
den. 6537.
Dant (Chas.)
Jordon River revue.
Dante (James):
Am I to blame. 17291.
Broken blossoms. 174438.
Everybody’s sorry but you.
If I only had you. 5636.
It must be love. 10880.
Just an echo of you. 25511.
Let me love you over again.
20639.
Love must have brought us to-
gether. 8487.
My little fellow. 6127.
Port of my dreams. 6362.
Riding along with the moon.
11767.
Rose of the dawn. 18850.
Sunny skies. 9304.
You ain’t heard nothin’
19439.
Danyluk (Nick)
Sangen i Nor-
Indiana university’s
13555.
602.
yet.
Pilot song. 3941.
Danz (Louis):
Harlem. 27785.
O lil’ lamb. 1583.
Daprano (Peter) In Dixie I long to
be. 15845.
Daras (Maurice) :
Abime. 14988.
Désespoir et espoir.
Larmes. 25585.
Daray (J. J.) You say that you love
me still. 12558.
d’Arba (E.):
Clover. 10084.
Deux enfants de roi.
Three duets. 10167.
Darby . Gd. Eh.) Lonesome
23119.
Darby (Lou) Let me play wth your
yo-yo. 18277.
Darcy (Joe):
Always in my dreams, never in
24841.
10217.
time.
my arms. 2621.
No one to love. 16332.
Dardany (—) Saita la belle. 6582,
26322.
Darewski (Max):
Abduction. 17288.
In an Eastern garden. 18126.
Parade of the teenie weenies.
16444.
Pomp and splendour. 18764.
Zuleika. 19488.
Dargel (Maud) :
Autour d’ une tasse de thé.
Micheline. 6018.
Daris (Jean) Toi.
Dark eyes. 27469.
Darke (H. E.) Sower. 19025.
Darling (C. D.) Lullaby. 3602.
Darling (W. 8.) Listen baby. 18719.
Darlington (J. H.) Sea and the sea-
gulls. 6575-6582.
Darmés (Luc) Mater dolorosa. 5979.
Darneille (Irene) I long for the song
of the pine trees tall. 923.
Darnelle (Lee) :
Tll catch that plane that leaves
at two. 15742.
My honey baby. 18528.
Darny. Near you. 11429.
Darrell (Jack) :
When Pat Rooney steps.
When the sun smiles on
2450.
D’Artell (Louise) I love the lady up
in the moon. 3304.
Darty -(Paulette) Brune ou blonde.
7310 (28).
Darvo (Arthur) :
Grey skies,
15605.
Oh, girls, what a man.
There’s no use of crying.
2679.
16946.
7181.
Erin.
will be blue skies.
6224.
6912.
1695
INDEX
Dary (A. J.):
How can you treat me this way.
Papal
I just keep dreaming. of you.
ZO20 A,
Das bist du! 458.
D’Ascenzo (Ferdinand) Serenade in
a brilliant night. 9125.
Dash (J. A.) Waltz divine.
Dauber (Dolfi) :
Am Sabbath-abend. 15030.
Heute fliegt der Luxus-Zeppelin.
21753.
5422.
Klange aus Rumanien. 10981.
Daugherty (C. L.) Ninety in the
shade. 20996, 20997.
Daugherty (C. M.) Twentieth cen-
tury man. 24139.
Daugherty (Doc) pseud. See Daugh-
erty (C. L.)
Daugherty (W. R.):
Midnight. 20850.
Oh! oh! 1600.
Daughter of the gods. 24810.
Daughtry (G. A.) Dixie. 13020.
Dautel (Hall) For me. 3093.
Daven (Dell) pseud. See Davenbaugh
CD 2a5)
Davenbaugh (D. A.):
Garden of yesterday. 25043.
Sure fire daddy. 26557.
Davenport (Charles) :
Alabama mistreater. 4602.
Alabama strut. 12615.
Back in the alley. 17348.
Chimin the blues. 12885.
Dirty ground-hog blues.
Doodle it back. 17658.
Get your mind on it. 22586.
Giving it away. 15568.
Low down hound biues. 28353.
Mama don’t allow no easy riders
here. 23183.
Mootch piddle.
5048.
16217.
Some cold rainy day. 14473.
State St. blues. 23931.
Texas shout. 29251.
That'll get it. 24080.
Davenport (Cow Cow) pseud. See
Davenport (Charles)
Davico (Vincenzo) :
Cinque canti popolari toseani.
5009.
Impressions paiennes. 1005.
Invocation de Sapho. 13561.
David (Crane) I’m _ sorry I ever
learned to love you. 25328.
David (Ferdinand) :
Andante and scherzo capriccioso.
4577 (11).
Concerto no. 22. 172386 (79).
ted, red sarafan. 4577 (329).
David (Fred) MHalloh, Margot! du
lieber Herrgott. 783, 20237, 20238.
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
David (H.T.) Kunst der fuge. 27179.
‘David (H. W.):
Just a. make a bridge of the rain-
bow. 5760.
When the swallows nest again.
4481.
David (Joe) Ain't I good to you.
24446.
David (Lee) :
Alabammy snow.
21996.
Boomerang. 15171.
Drifting into love. 545.
I’m for you, you're ior me.
Sentimental fool. 9121.
Sliding down a silver cicud. 9187.
4603, 7334, 7335,
8149.
Thousand miles apart. 12206,
21621. er
Thousand miles away. 6928.
David (Worton) ltd.:
Just make a bridge of the rain-
bow. 5760. ‘
Sitting on the garden eate. 11935.
When the swallows nest again.
4481.
David. 461.
Davidson (A. W.) pseud. See David-
son (W. A.)
Davidson (B. J.) Baby and me. 4685.
Davidson (C. C.) Forgotten too.
25017.
Davidson (C. TT.) Indian summer
moon. 10864, 22933.
Davidson (James) Sweetheart of long
ago. 14583.
Davidson (M. A.):
College celebration. 15265.
Dancing moonbeams. 15313.
Grandma’s favorite. 15598.
Twinkling stars. 16984.
Davidson (Morey) :
Black pigeon wing. 4748.
End of your dreams. 138100.
Guess who. 768, 769, 3181.
Put on your old red flannels.
1755, 3990.
There'll come a time for you.
9384.
When you.come to the end of your
dreams. 26906.
Davidson (W. A.) Mother. 11322.
Davies (Chisholm) By the Volga.
7555.
Davies (Gwilym) In the flow’ry dell.
10850
Davies (I. R.):
Begone! dull care!
Jolly miller. 22978.
May dew. 25788.
Swallow, hither wing.
Warm rain. 7107.
Davies (M. C.) Up in the air.
15117.
4241.
4393.
1696
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
2 te i 6! Se
Davies (Walford) :
Christ in. the universe. 17523.
Psalm of thanksgiving. 16521.
Davies (William) Ash grove. 75.
Davis (A. D. W.) I go where I please
when I want to. 13401.
Davis (Arthur) Sunset hour. 19072.
Davis (B. G.):
I’m synthetic Sarah from Sagi-
naw. 27967.
Just say the word and it’s O. K.
with me. 28171.
Davis (Benny) :
After thinking it over. 7325,
9728.
As long as you believe in me.
7402.
Collegiate Sam. 19818.
Cross your fingers. 274388.
Flappers on parade. 15489, 20062.
Have you forgotten, cherie. 8011,
‘13298.
I didn’t mean it. 10698.
I’m only making believe. 15777,
22826.
I’m that way over you. 27968.
I said good-bye to the sunshine.
10766, 13478.
It’s you I love. 22958, 25472.
Just another kiss. 5754, 8336.
Let’s dream. 58387, 11042.
Let’s make the best of it. 8415.
Let’s merge. 28260.
Let’s talk it over. 8417, 8418,
11048.
Love is in the air. 5908, 11122.
May I say I love you. 16146,
20809.
No wonder I’m so crazy over you.
8767.
Oh sweetheart where are you to-
night. 6231, 8807.
Over here. 28749.
Pal of my _ sweetheart ° days.
16438, 21127.
Red hot and blue rhythm. 23679,
26244.
Sentimental melody. 28986.
Takes you. 6852, 6853.
There’s too many eyes. 21598.
To be with you. 16942, 21638.
When two hearts are true hearts.
24278, 26904.
Where are you dream girl.
Why. 24308, 26940.
Wouldn’t it be heaven.
21894.
Davis (C. B.):
Cuernavaca.
Mannekin.
Davis (C. D.)
19953.
14861.
17178,
4979.
13819.
Down sunshine lane.
‘Davis (EB. R. IL.)
Davis (C..1)
Butterfly dance. 17236 (58).
Dainty dance. 17236 (87).
Dance of the fireflies. 17236 (92).
Dream of fairyland. 12594 (72).
Japanese maiden. 172386 (201).
Maid Marjory. 17236 (2386).
My Prince. , ‘17236 (283).
Song of the cricket. (17236 (395).
Sweet Mistress Dorothy. 17236
(418).
Davis (C. M.):
Ashamed of Jesus. 14976 (16).
Blissful name: 4577 (33).
Gently Lord. 7310 (64).
Oh, for the wings of a dove.
12594 (285).
Davis (C. W.):
Down in a southern town.
Give me your heart. 5305.
Last night. 5811.
Sleep on brown eyes. 6677.
We were pals together. 9535.
Davis (Carlyle) :
Mister Squirrel.
Old black Joe.
Davis (Claude):
TTTA.
1402.
1603.
Pal of my heart. 14134.
Starlight. 14532.
Davis (Collin) June my June. 12594
(176).
Davis (EH. F.) Don’t forget me, dear.
5071.
In loveland. 29647
(104).
Davis (Edith Mae) Way down in
Alabam, bam-bam. 26831.
Davis (Ethelyn Marie)
Sadie Stout. 12077.
Davis (F. L.) That wee little thing
called love. 29267.
Davis (G. G.):
Christmas song. 22247.
Merry Christmas... 23258.
My wish for you. 23411.
Tumbled down dreams.
Davis (G. T.):
Dance of the manikins.
Love’s garden. 5923.
Davis (Grace) :
Florentina. 17768.
Tantalizing moon. 14600.
Davis (H. W.) About you. 24434.
Stubborn
14712.
12966.
Davis (Isabella) Singing bees.
18963..
Davis CJ.) :
Baby’s lullaby. 27176.
Barroom message. 27189.
Davis: (de) Ma)
Furniture man blues. 699.
He’s got me goin’. 20219.
Let’s get it straight. 23061.
My old lady blues. 3748.
1697
INDEX:
Davis (J. M.)—Continued.
Won’tcha? 17173, 17174.
_ You ought to be ashamed. 7271.
Davis (Jimmie) Maybe tomorrow.
5989.
Davis (Joe):
Argentina. 24507.
Blue little you, and blue little me.
2764.
Blue Ridge sweetheart. 2766.
Blue, turning grey over you.
27248.
' Bug house. 24649.
Dixie jamboree. 223874.
Find out what they like. 24988.
' Heavy sugar. 25175.
I feel it. 25259.
If I had to do without you.
25383.
If you were mine. 5641.
India. 20476.
It ain’t no fault of mine. 5693.
Japanese. 25478.
Just-sociable. 28172.
Kind of man for me. 28202.
Language of love. 25584.
My Linda. 28547.
Pretty face. 1738.
Prisoner of love. 26217.
Radio papa, Broadcastin’ mama.
26229.
Sparkling waters
6752.
Tan town rhythm. 29225.
Tell me there’s hope for me.
of Waikiki.
42738.
That was yesterday. 24042.
Trouble. 26705.
Way I feel to-day. 29450.
You'll always be welcome. 2438838.
7TX7=49. 19490.
Davis (John) Mary. 20793.
Davis (K. K.):
Adagio. 19595.
Album of selected pieces for the
piano. 24452.
Cock-a-doo-dle-doo. 10086.
In silent night. 1029.
Londonderry air. 1238.
On a morning long ago. 21064.
Davis (Klina) I never can dream of
you no more. 25388.
Davis (L. M.) I’m feeling lonely for
you. 25306.
Davis (Lou):
Album of my dreams.
15605, 21998.
Counting the days.
2613, 7342,
15280.
Deep in the arms of love. 2930,
10203.
Do you mind if I fall in love.
T75T.
How’d ya like to be me. 22735.
T’ll be there. 8127.
‘Davis (S. L.)
I’m in love at last. 933.
I’m leaving the whole thing to
you. 5555.
I’m referin’ just to her’n me. .
8165. gt
I’m _ thirsty for kisses. 943,
13462.
I’ve got a passport to heaven.
8208.
I’ve got the world right in the
palm of my hand. 13485, 15803,
22855, 22856.
It don’t mean a thing without you.
8283.
Levee love. 8419, 20644.
Little house on a little hill. 8451.
- Melancholy me. 3648. .
Ninon. 28622.
Our little bag of tricks. 11577.
Pretty little maid of old -Madrid.
3978, 6386, 6387.
R. 8S. V. P. cherie. 28882.
Revolutionary rhythm.
21234.
Sweet somebody said O. K. 9324.
That’s music to my ears. 4286,
4287.
Um pah. 4383, 7021.
Where are you. 9574.
With you in my arms. 9621.
You’re just too late. 9677.
Davis (M. M. M.) I lost my heart one
moonlight night. 13422.
Davis (Majie) See Davis (M. M. M.)
Davis (Milton) :
My heart belongs to you. 6114.
Old refrain. 3852.
Davis (R. N.) Imperial method for
the slide trombone, treble clef.
4577 (179)
Davis (S. E.):
Satisfied. 11826.
Waiting to greet you, darling
Marie. 14780.
Valse piquante. 4402.
Davis (Selma) pseud. See Dickerson
(Aletha)
Davis and Foster:
Pal of my heart.
Starlight. 14532.
Davis, Coots & Engel, inc.:
Billie... 22121, 22122.
Blue eyes. 27239.
Collegiate Sam. 19818.
Cross your fingers. 27438.
Flappers on parade. 15489, 20062.
I’m only making believe. 15777,
_ ABS26:
I’m that way Over you. 27968.
It’s you I love. 22958, 25472.
9027,
14134.
Let’s merge: 28260.
Listen in to-night sweetheart.
28277.
1698
pt. Ill, n. s., v.24:
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
May I say I love you. 16146,
20809.
Over here. 28749.
Pal of my sweetheart days. 16438,
21127.
Red hot and blue rhythm. 23679,
26244.
Sentimental melody. 28986.
There’s too many eyes. 21598.
To be with you. 16942, 21638.
When two hearts are true hearts.
24279, 26904.
When you are mine. 24282, 24283.
Why. 24808, 26940.
Within my heart. 24336.
Wouldn’t it be heaven. 17178,
21894.
Davise (Hugo) Four preludes. 27475.
Davison (A. T.):
In dulci jubilo. 28050.
Yeomen of the guard. 29587.
Dawkins (T. E.) Bluse of choice.
212.
Dawning. 15327.
Dawson (E. A.) Songs of Sigma
19014.
I’m just a black
alpha epsilon.
Dawson (H. A.)
Sheep. 10740.
Dawson (N. M.) Wond’rin’ if dreams
come true. 21885.
Dawson (W. L.) King Jesus is a-lis-
tening. 28205.
Daxter (David)
8813.
Day (E. F.)
Day (G. H.):
_ He is risen. 5399.
Honour the Lord. 25205,
r Summer caprice. 19062.
Day (George) Hand that touched my
brow. 25133.
Day (J. M.) Boyhood memories. 2831.
Day (June). Can it be true. 22192.
Day (Marco):
Call the dog. 4885.
I’m going to get me a big pair of
wings. 5545.
I’ve got nothing. 5601.
It’s It. 5709.
Ivan. 8297.
Kind of girl. 5783.
Kiss my blues away. 8378.
South of Dixie. 6742.
Tears of love. 6870.
Day (Mary) Justa little love. 5751.
Day (V. L.) Festival of the flowers.
10407.
Day (W. J.):
By your caress. 24659.
Of course I love you.
26052.
Slumber, come. 26422.
Won’t yer try t’a be good fer me.
26976.
Old Broadway.
Morning hymn. 3689.
23487,
Dean-Phillips. :
Day in June. 17618.
Day of glory. 19896.
Day school singer. 468.
Day with the scouts. 10181.
Daymon (J. E.) Mountain sunshine
girl... 5c0k
Dazey (H. G.):
Hesitatin’ Jim. 827.
Since you never, neyer, smile on
me. 4147.
Deacon (Edwin):
Jesus, lover of my soul. 10909.
Memories of mother. 11254.
Parting prayer. 11615.
Rainbow side. 11739.
‘Tis all in the cross.
Deak (Stephen)
the violoncello.
Deams (E. B.)
13027.
Dean (C. C.)
25519.
Dean (EK. M.) Cradle me back to my
old Georgia home. 7682.
Dean (E. R.) Love’s flame. 20727.
Dean (E. S.):
I go—all is well. 8110.
Jesus is mine. 8309.
Light of the cross. 8430.
Dean (James) One way. 235387.
12220.
Modern method for
25852.
Do you remember.
Just keep on loving me.
Dean (L. L.) L. D. D. music course.
1163.
Dean (R. A.) Chug, chug, chug.
10070, 15252.
Dean (R. L.) Two in a_ eanoe.
12281.
Dean (W. N.) Dean’s (Warren N.)
Bon Ton collection of duets for tenor
banjo. 10187.
All in King George’s time. 4612,
4613.
Christmas carol. 357.
-How lovely are Thy dwellings.
872.
I would live in your love. 5619,
5620.
Jerusalem the golden.
Lullaby. 1295.
Minuet. 1390.
Moods. 6050, 6051.
O, hadst thou harkened to my
commandments. 21026. —
Rejoice in the Lord. 1793.
Ride on in majesty. 1807.
Deane (H. F. W.) & sons, The year
book press, lItd.:
Andante. 19630.
Barbara Allan. 19611.
Concerto in F. 20182.
Cradle song. 19850.
Dandelion. 17608.
Father, all-holy. 20037.
Hence away, begone! 20241.
o
1087.
1699
INDEX
ptr, Ws
Deane (H. F. W.) & sons—Continued.
How dazzling fair. 17964.
May song. 20810.
Merry, merry sparrow. 20842.
Music when soft voices die.
20901.
O be joyful in the Lord. 18621.
Old evening prayer. 21055.
Overture to Athalia. 8002.
Shepherd’s roundelay. 21347.
Sleep, my baby. 18970.
To-day. 24104.
Trees in England. 19222.
Way, the Truth, the Life.
19316.
Deane (W. T.) Night sinks on the
wave. 8757.
De Angelis (Rocco) Waiting. 26812.
Dear love. 28322.
De Arabaclaza (Gaspar) See Ara-
baclaza (Gaspar de)
Dearden (Amy) Musical moods.
11345.
De Arellano (R. G.)
Arellano (Ricardo)
Dearnbarger (Christine) In lilac
time. 1021.
De Aryan pub. co.:
Beautiful] memory. ‘7477.
Cross of gold. 22302, 27487.
Something is happening to me.
See Garcia de
14488.
Sweet girl of my dreams. 26560,
29188.
Violets bring memories of you.
12322.
Deas (HE. C.) Jesus knows. 8310.
De Baker (-) Darling old mother 0’
mine. 7718.
Debat-Ponsan (G.) Hlevation. 2589
(82).
,DeBellis (Dominic) :
| All the world seems to be in
mourning. 2617.
That’s why I’m lonesome for you.
4297.
De Borse (Jose)
De Bueris (John):
Carita. 17484.
Champagne polka. 17494.
Golden butterfly. 27732.
Miami moon. 13892.
Debussy (Claude) :
Belle au bois dormant.
Clair de lune. 17533.
Esquisse symphonique.
Faune. 15470, 15471.
Jardins sous la pluie.
Nocturne. 5029.
Paysage sentimental.
Pelléas
(176).
Prélude.
In Hawaii. 13537.
9888.
24950.
1084.
26152.
et Mélisande. 19491
7735.
Prelude, - Sarabande, - Toccata.
12594 (316).
Triomphe de 2245,
2246.
Voici que le printemps .. . 4422.
Debussy (.E. L. M.) :
Bacchus.
Pelléas et Mélisande. 19491
BAatltone
Prélude, - Sarabande, - Toccata.
12594 (316).
De Carli (Carlo) M’aggia vendica’?
20743.
Decevée (A. M. P.) Jubilate Deo, in
F. 19491 (108).
Decevée (EK. J.)
19491 (108).
DeCimber (J. V.):
Good feelin’ blues. 20162.
Place where I belong. 3953.
De Cimber (Jocipi) Wailin’ blues.
21746.
DeClark (P. M.)
Deco refreshments, inc.
Jubilate Deo, in F.
Hay-fever. 22672.
Take your
gal to Deco. 26596.
Deco worker. (pseud.) See Cheiffetz
(Hyman)
Decombes (E.) Etude journaliére des
gammes et arpéges. 17236 (122).
DeComo (Maria) What does he
wanna from me? 2413.
De Costa (Harry) :
Coming from you it’s wonderful.
12918. ; ;
Cuckoo in the clock back home.
12950.
Dancing animal crackers. 10158.
Love made a Gypsy out of me.
20718, 23145, 23146, 28332.
My dear’ old = mother-in-law.
18512, 25908.
De Costa (Leon) :
Christmas carol. 356.
Christmas greeting. .359.
Color song. 2865.
Kosher Spanish kid from Madrid,
10989.
Lucky Strike. 1293.
Red hot tamale. 11750.
What can a poor guy do? 2409.
De Costa (Olive) :
Christmas carol. 356.
Christmas greeting. 359.
Color song. 2865.
Kosher Spanish kid from Madrid.
10989.
Lucky Strike. 1293.
Red hot tamale. 11750.
What can a poor guy do? 2409.
Decourcelle (Paul) :
A la Tzigane. 14981.
Andante-eantabile. 7372.
Autour d’une tasse de thé.
Bacchanale. 7444.
Ballade. 15653.
2679.
1700
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Cavatine. 2819.
Chanson andalouse. 2823.
Chanson de Prairial. 2824, 2825.
Cigale. 15253.
Cortége. 2883.
Danse rustique. 7715.
Divertissement. 7749.
Doux serment. 7772.
Gentille fleurette. 3130.
Habanera. 3186.
Introduction et T° di mazurka.
8278.
Madriléne. 3608.
Sévillane. 4124.
Trés saccadé. 16964.
Valse—impromptu. 17007.
de Courcy (Raymond) Ca c'est Ma-
drid. 17458.
De Cremer (H. J.) Mother, don’t
you worry. 8648, 13934.
De Crescenzo (Vincenzo or Vincent) :
Agnese. 24.
Napule chiagne. 14020.
Nustalgia e’ mare. 14065.
Serenata spagnola. 1923.
De Crette (Margaret) Bob White.
19681.
De Cristoforo (Charles) Welcome
home. 12366.
Deegan (T. J.) jr.:
Engl'sh tune. 574.
What I’ve done for you. 2417.
Deem (L. F.) O, give Thy grace to
me. 6210.
Deer (Albert):
Always in my dreams.
Ashes of love. 9800.
17288.
Dance of the paper dolls. 7708,
10154.
Every little while I think of you.
T7847.
Giovanna to thee I am calling.
7951, 10514.
Nothing to do—but think of you.
11472.
Singapore Sal. 9175.
Deer (Herbert) :
After you there'll be somebody
else after me. 21.
Ashes of love. 9799.
Ive never seen a smile like yours.
10784, 13486.
Lady divine. 10998, 15982.
When I sang the tenor. 2485.
You and I in the moonlight.
12518, 14925.
You made me love you. 12536,
14942.
Deering (Anthony) Tesha. 2155.
Defender. 14976 (10).
De Feo (Ida) Siono. 4140.
De Ferrari (Cristina) Waiting dear
love, for you. 14778, 21748.
Deffenbaugh (V. C.)
‘I like you. 12584.
De Filippi (A.):
‘Chit-chat. 19787.
In the magic garden.
March of the spiders.
Triumph. 19227.
De Fluiter (Henry):
Home. 179388.
I am not my own. 17982.
I’m in the service. 18044.
Israel, awake. 18170.
O, what a Saviotr. 18627.
De Fonville (Marion) Hello there,
world. 5412, 8031.
De Francesco (L.):
Betrayal. 9901.
Redskin. 4014.
De Francesco (L. E.):
A la russe. 19498.
Evil omens. 17728.
Florella. 7903, 17767.
In trouble. 18153.
Perilous pursuit.
Tensive ag’tato.
Valse agitato.
De Frank (Paul):
I’m just a stay out all night.
You like me and
18145.
18399.
18732.
19139.
26752. *
27957.
Whose heart will you break to-
morrow. 29530.
De Furia (P. A.) Ai figli d’Italia di
Pennsylvania. 19513.
Degen (Ferd):
Away to the promised land. 27057
a):
Because He so loves me. 12594
(225.
Behold I stand at the door. 27057
(9).
Blessed holy spirit. 27057 (13).
Bound for the beautiful shore.
12594 (31).
Bring your sins to Jesus. 12594
(34).
Christ is standing on the shore.
12594 (52).
Come unto Me. 27057 (26).
Fear thou not. 27057 (42).
Forward be our watchword. 27057
(44).
He only knows. 12594 (122).
Hear the joy-bells ring’ng. 27057
(48).
Heavenward, traveler. Z2YLO57
(49).
In the land of -beauty. 27057
(60).
Jesus is calling. 12594 (164).
Let in the sunlight to-day. 27057
(t3)%
Lonely hearts to cherish. 12594
(204).
1701
INDEX
pt. I11, n. s., v. 24
Degen (Ferd)—Continued.
Look up. 12594 (207).
Lord’s vineyard. 12594 (210).
Love of God _ surrounds me.
24426 (151). |
Make way for the King. 27057
(84).
No other name.
Over the hills of God.
(297).
Safe in Jesus.
Seek Him now. 27057 (120).
Songs by night. 12594 (359).
Spirit is pleading. 27057 (126).
Thine own. 12594 (398).
Trusting and rejoicing. 27057
(252),
Trusting in Jesus. 27057 (1538).
Voice of peace. 27057 (160).
Waiting. 12594 (409).
12594 (273).
12594 »
27057 (115).
We shall see His face. 12594
(422).
What He has done for me. 27057
(162).
When victory is won. 12594
(481). .
Why not trust Jesus? 12594
(489).
Wonderful) Savior of all. 12594
(444).
Work for me. 27057 (169).:
Degnon (—) That mournful melody.
6888.
de Graffenried (T. 8S.) Land o’ prom-
ise. 18258.
De Grano (Robert) pseud. See Di
Girlamo (Robert)
D’Egville (A. H.)
myself. 25305.
Dehmlow (Walter)
plantation. 8709.
Deimel (F. J.), jr:
After - my - waltz - dear - with - you.
I’m fed up with
My old southland.
24443.
Yo-yo. 19485.
Deines (Henry) Meditation. 20815.
Deiro (Guido) :
Breitenbush. 245.
Valse caprice no. 1. 2295.
Deiro (Pietro)
breaks. 4584.
Deis (Carl):
Alleluja. 20897.
Baci amorosi e cari. 28506. °
In heavenly love abiding. 8250.
Sheep and lambs. 6626:
Show me Thy ways,
4137.
20719, 20720,
Aceordion blue jazz
O Lord.
Déja.
28334.
DeJack (Frank)
beautiful rose.
23147, 23148,
In the garden of
1032.
DeJahn (A. G.)
16271.
De Janvier (L. B.):
Evenings’ lullaby. 27618.
Moon shadows. 25864.
DeJimarra (Ramon) Let me remind
you. 1194
DeKoven (Anna):
Cellarer’s toast. 14976 (46).
Crusader’s march. 29647 (41).
Cupid’s kiss. 14976 (59).
Dainty Dorothea. 14976 (G0).
Danse champetre. 29647 (45).
Dew is on the heathe.. 14976
(69).
Elves and gnomes. 14976 (82).
Fairy dance. 14976 (98).
Forester’s song. 14976 (100).
In minor mode. 172386 (182-189).
Maid Marian. 2589 (186).
Menagerie song. 2589 (216).
Monk and the magpie.
(222).
Not by the sun will I vow my
love. 14976 (231).
Rosalie. 14976 (273).
Sandman’s song. 14976 (279).
Saracen patrol. 29647 (192).
Serenade. 14976 (287).
Sheriff's song. 14976 (291).
Song of the crusader. 14976 (301).
Song of the falcon. 14976 (302).
Song of the outlaw. 14976 (304).
My love for you.
14976
Tell me again, sweetheart. 14976
(335).
To-day. 7310 (136).
‘True love is not for a day.
14976 (354).
Under the mistletoe bough, high
low. 14976 (3859).
DeKoven (Reginald) :
Cellarer’s toast. 14976 (46).
Crusader’s march. 29647 (41).
Cupid’s kiss. 14976 (59).
Dainty Dorothea. 14976 (60).
Danse champetre. 29647 (45).
Dew is on the heather. 14976
(69) 2)
Elves and gnomes. 14976 (82).
Fairy dance. 14976 (93).
Forester’s song. 14976 (100).
Foxy Quiller. 2589 (101).
In minor mode. 17236 (182-189).
Little Duchess. 7310 (84).
Maid Marian. 2589 (186).
Menagerie song. 2589 (216).
Monk ‘and the magpie. 14976
(22234
Not by the sun will I vow my love.
14976 (231).
Rosalie. 14976 (2738).
Sandman’s song. 14976 (279).
Saracen patrol. 29647 (192).
1702
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Serenade. 14976 (287).
Sheriff's song. 14976 (291).
Song of the crusader.
(301).
Song of the falcon. 14976 (302).
Song of the outlaw. 14976 (304).
Tell me again, sweetheart. 14976
($35).
To-day. 7310 (186).
True love is not for a day. 14976
(354).
Under the mistletoe bough, high
low. 14976 (359).
Vocal gems. 29647 (242).
De la folie pure. 7414, 7679, 7899,
9509.
Delafosse (Léon) :
Barearolle. 2589 (16).
Etude en fa diéze. 2589 (90).
Fantaisie. 2589 (66).
Partir, cest mourir
2589 (256).
Sonate. 2589 (67).
De La Fuente (Maurice) :
At the end of the day. 4668.
It’s always darkest just before
dawn. 22953.
My song of love. 23400.
Would you like to hear me say I
love you. 243855.
Delage (Maurice) A Roussel. 19495.
Delahaye (L. L.) Colombine. 27398.
Delaine (Jean) Poéme_ élégiaque.
11667.
Delamarche (—) Ma Java.
De Lamarter (Eric) Betrothal.
Delaney (Tom):
14976
un peu.
16102.
7500.
Buttin’ in other folks bizness.
12807.
Down on Pennsylvania avenue.
2971.
Down that lonesome road. 24870.
I don’t care where you take it
sweet papa. 10695.
Delaney (Vincent) Low down wam-
pus dance. 13791.
Delaney (W. E.) In Canada. 25417.
DeLange (S.) Out of the depth.
19491 (174).
Delannoy (Marcel) :
Bourrée. 7583.
M’entendez-vous ainsi? 18377.
Marine. 18412.
Plaintes qd’Ariane. 18747.
Romani. 14318.
Trois mélodies. 17635.
DeLano (C. §S.):
Estrellita. 3020.
Honolulu march. 27856.
Phantom frolics. 1692.
Del Castillo (L. G.) Whar yo’ from,
lil’ stranger. 26859.
Del Cioppo (Eugene) :
I’m so unhappy. 27964.
—
Just another dream. 28160.
My Oriental butterfly. 23393.
Night of love with you. 28616.
Night of wonderful love. 23441.
Nymph. 21019. —
Ricordo di Posillipo. 90382.
You romance with somebody else.
29625.
De Leath (Vaughn) pseud. See Geer
(Leonore)
De Leon (Robert) Il never stop lov-
ing you. 27931.
De Leone (F. B.):
Altar of my heart. 24475.
Beneath ‘the palms. 24577.
In the days of the Iroquois.
15858.
Lost dreams.
Love’s paradox.
Namir. 25960.
Spring folly. 145238.
Triumph of Joseph. 6983.
5896.
18365.
When day is done. 26875.
World is mine. 24852.
Delfi (Myrta) Lost hopes. 20708.
Delfino (H.) Muchachita. 25893.
Delfonse (Nicholas) Sunny smiles.
4236.
Del’ Horno:
Alcazar. 15006.
Fizz. 15487.
I’m blue. 15759.
Salamanca. . 16617.
Welibes (C. P. L.).:
Ballade de Coppélia.
Ballett suite aus Coppélia.
Pas des fleurs. 478.
Pizzicati. 24830.
Pizzicato. 5032.
Delk (M. L.): Little old home. 8454.
Della-Cioppa (T. E.) Innario. 10869,
Delli Ponti (Raffaele) Romanticismo.
4051.
Dellon (Harold) ine.
crow flies. 12070.
De Lloyd (David):
Cardiganshire tunes. 24684.
Dance measure. 22321.
Del-Mar music publishers.
22528.
Delmas (Marc):
Agitato dramatico. 7327.
Allegro symphonique. 24464.
Avant le drame. 12678.
Bergére et le petit roi.
Cauchemar. 7595.
Chant de la vie. 2828.
Cortége du Serdar. 12937.
Dans les souks. 15316.
Drogue. T7797.
En Camargue. 15428.
En écoutant le vieux moulin,
15429.
Enfer.
17236 (101).
15343.
Straight as a
Flirtation.
7495.
5145.
1703
INDEX
Delmas (Marc )—Continued.
Gavotte. 15545.
Goumiers. 7975.
Guardians. 17867.
Heures d’angoisse. 5421.
Humoresque. 15702.
Idyle printaniére. 38367, 3368.
Intermezzo calin. 3418, 3419.
Menuet. 16171.
Menuet des lutins. 11261.
Nuit embaumée. 16350, 26030.
Oasis. 8794.
Orgie indienne. 16416.
Poursuite de clowns.
Pussy danse. 16527. ~
Rédemption. 26246.
Regrets de Tah'ti. 9018.
Resign ticn, 4022, 4023.
Rigaudon. 16570.
Romanis. 18845.
Sabotieére. 26313.
Saintes-Maries de la mer.
Senteurs de la nuit. 11872.
Sérénade passionnée. 16661.
Solitude mélancolique. 14471.
Tambourin provene¢al. 16875.
Tempéte. 9359.
Tibére. 29299.
Tornade. 16953.
Triomphe du caid. 16966.
Valse viennoise. 17018.
Vent chante dans les cordages.
26774. ‘
Volupté. 26802.
De Lorenzo (L.) Flutist’s vademecum.
4396-4398.
De Lorenzo (Nicola) Homage to Ro-
dolfo Valentino. 17937.
De Lorimier (M. A.) Kiwanis build-
ers. 23028.
Delorme (Ketty-)
cices pour le chant.
Delos Santos (Emilio) :
In my dreams of paradise. 8253.
That is why I feel blue. 9364.
‘Delph (E. B.) Bewildering blues.
4739.
Delphine (Florence) :
Human flowers. 21291,
Santa Ana. 21291.
11683.
18871.
Cent quinze exer-
15345.
Del Riego (Teresa) See Leadbitter
(Teresa)
Delrieu fréres:
Ah! ah! 2606.
Chagrin d’amour. 318, 7601.
Derniére serenata. 24836.
Etudes du jeune violoncelliste.
10358.
Joyeuse aventure. 1102, 8323.
Moon ight on Nice. 18481.
Petits concerts de chambre.
11641.
11640.
pt. Ill, n. s., v. 24
Travail des octaves. 24121.
3 etudes-impromptu. 25702.
Delsaux (Ch.) :
Carnaval d’Athénes. 4857.
Cotillon III. 12939.
Gladys. 138239.
Hallucination. 25130.
Hussarde. 15707.
Plus jolie fille de France. 14201.
Delta upsilon book of songs. 19915.
Delta upsilon fraternity, ine. Delta
upsilon book of songs. 19915.
Del Tufo (V. R.) -Because I love you
dear. 22096.
De Luca (Joseph) :
Intermezzo. 5033.
Medieval pageantry. 23224.
DeLucia (Salvatore) Sweet memories
of you. 19086.
De Lully (J. B.) Gavotte, in D minor.
709.
Delune
2581.
De Lyle (Carlyon) :
Love lament. 1277.
Russie. 6514.
Demangate (Carl):
Sing Sing singers.
Twilight chimes. 7006.
De Marbelle (Dion) When they ring
the golden bells. 7190.
Demarest (Clifford) :
Lord is my Shepherd. 4577 (221).
O Lord, I will praise Thee. 4577
(294).
Sing aloud unto God. 4577 (360).
Demaret (René) :
Bib et Bob. 27217.
(Louis) 1°" concertsttick.
26414.
Far West. 276387.
Obsession. 28676.
Oh yes dear! 23503.
Petite berceuse. 8906.
Sadi. 9077.
Sérénade a Kalua. 9124.
Sweet Carolina. 9315.
Valse oublieé. 9476.
Yi et You. 29590.
De Maria (Alfred) Pining for you.
8922.
De Marr (A. R.) That’s why I want
to. 29266.
Demeo (Fred) Wreck at Trout’s
Spur. 2529.
Demetriades (Tetos) :
Anamnisi glykia. 2637.
Ehis pari tin kardia mou. 10315.
Eneka o vihas. 15432.
Ere psefti dounia. 3018.
Gia to meraki sou. 3187.
Makria ap’ton kosmo. 25730.
Pios tha me pari. 26181.
Plakiotissa. 18748.
Smyrniotaki. 4159.
Yias t’adelfi oh ti kefaki. 4543.
1704
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
DeMicheli (Gitlio)
lio de)
De Mille (Thelma)
De Monico (T. G.):
Kiss for every
‘See Micheli (Giu-
At sunrise. 78.
mile that stands
between us. 5789.
Magnolia time in Dixie land.
5949.
My Louisiana home. 6130.
Rose of Argentine. 6488.
You didn’t want me when I
7262.
Just the same old
wanted you.
Dempsey (Mary)
friend. 20557.
Dempsey (W. H.)
8439.
Demuth (Norman) :
Echo’s lament of Narcissus. 10309.
Lindy tomorrow.
Habanera. 13279.
Laus Deo. 28240.
Tambourin. 12128.
de Nardis (C.) See Nardis (C. de)
Denby (H. A.):
My friend. 25913.
Peace. 26153.
Denison (T. 8S.) & co.:
Ah wed 300 pounds. 21990.
Any place in Dixie is home, sweet
home to me. 22028.
Birth of a minstrel show. 24595.
Chick, chick, chicken! 22229.
Deacon’s dilemma. 22344.
Denison’s seven-eleven minstrel.
22357,
Dr. Danny and nurse Nancy Jane.
22383.
Down among the fairies. 22404.
Gwine to heaben some day. 22641.
He’s a_ red-hot minstrel fan.
22680.
Henpecked Sam. 22696.
How do they do it, I ask you?
10667.
Howdy, folks! 22741.
Hum a minstrel song. 25223.
ith say so. 22783.
I’m always grieving for you.
22802.
Inn of the golden cheese. 22936.
Just one more night in the moon-
light. 238007.
Lucky Jackson’s man. 23162.
Man of my dreams. 25739.
Mighty lonely. 11274.
Minstrel man’s dream. 23274.
Minstrel strut. 25837.
My girl of twilight dreams. 23360.
Name for a boy. 23417.
Oh, how I’m longing for you!
23494. ‘
Old Kentucky lullaby. 26075.
Pastry cook and _ the _ pirate.
23581.
Playing poker. 23607.
Seandal song. 11831.
Shake yo’ shoes. 23790.
She’s just the girl for me.
Song of the levee. 26474.
Sort of girl that mother used to
be. 23907. a
Sunny of Sunnyside. 4235.
Swingin’ along. 12114.
Take me back to Tennessee.
24007.
Tall, dark, and handsome. 24010.
23796.
Those walking, talking ~ dolls.
24075. bie ie
Wait’ll you see the sweetie and
me. 24195.
Denmark, reciprocal copyright protec-
tion of music, p. 5.
Dennée (Charies) :
Anglo-Saxons of teday. 14976
(10).
Arbutus. 4577 (14).
Around the campfire. 4577 (16).
Burro ride. 4577 (43).
Dance of the gnomes. 4577 (75).
4577 (119).
4577 (183).
Forest sounds.
In the canon.
Placid lake. 4577 (315).
Rainbow. 4577 (325).
Sprites of the glen. 4577 (375).
Dennescent (Daniel) Silver rose.
21370.
Denney (M. E.) Singing the same
sweet song. 4151.
Denniker. (Paul) :
Before an open fireplace.
Beside an open fireplace.
Hawaiian love-bird. 15644.
I knew we two were one.
Language of love. 25584.
Perhaps. 16465.
S’posin’. 9269, 21453.
Sweetheart of the tropical sea.
23991.
That was yesterday. 24042.
Won’techa? 17173, 17174.
World’s greatest sweetheart is
you. 17177.
You'll always be welcome. 24383.
Dennis (Richard) Under that syeca-
19631.
22115.
15735.
more tree. 14730.
Dennison (Madora) When you are
mine. 24281.
DeNobile (F. H.) Ill love you forever
more. 922.
Denoyan (George) :
Are we still a million miles from
- nowhere? 9793.
Imogene. 8239.
Play that plaintive melody. 14188.
When will you kiss me again.
7194.
Densmore (J. H.) Searchlight. 9110.
1705
INDEX
pt. I, n. 8., v. 24
Dent (Wesley) That'll be me think-
ing of you. 6884.
Denton (J. J.):
American heroes. 12594 (7).
Georgia peaches. 14976 (110).
Denton & Haskins music pub. co., ine.:
Alabamy sunrise. 19518.
Be your age. 7469.
Birds ..and the _ brook. 19653,
19654.
Call your shots. 19747.
Campus rush. 4838.
Gutbucket shuffle. 10571.
Loosen up. 8477.
No cover charge, 28624.
No one but me. 1554.
Rhythmic fantasy. 6445.
Ridin’ t’ town. 26268.
Rocky road. 1821, 6470.
Silver threads among the gold.
16700.
Somebody stole my gal. 16741-—
16743.
Tales of Tennessee. 16872.
Tex, old pal. 6880.
That four four rhythm band.
26620.
This an’ that. 21602.
This way out! 14662.
Two weeks’ notice. 7015.
Wotta’ life. 2526.
Denza (Leila) :.
Daisy time. 14976 (61).
Spring love song. 24426 (260).
Denza (Luigi):
Daisy time. 14976. (61).
Spring love song. 24426 (260).
De Paoli (Raymond) Strolling and
. wond’ring. 29158.
Depas (F.) Sérénade de Montmartre.
6600.
Dépit de la bergére. 5034.
Depoise (Yvonne) :
Doll of my eyes. 17649.
I wonder if you’re drifting too.
18090.
Deppen (J. L.):
Fox famous folio of B flat ‘apinet
solos. 38105.
Red hair and freckles.
14277.
Deppensmith (R. EH.) My little onion.
25925.
De Prefontaine (Walter) March on,
march on, America. 20778.
De Prés (Josquin) Ave verum. 7429.
Der oder der? 223858.
De Rance (Hero)
11749,
Journey’s end.
28144.
Dere’s a little wheel a-turnin’ in my
heart. 24835.
De Rienzo (Silvio):
Dainty as can be.
Key board kurios.
24790.
25554.
rhe Rose (Peter) :
Maxine. 23214.
Piano pranks.
Dering (Bert)
me. 21172.
Derivan (O. M.):
Garden of love. 5269.
In the May time. 3408.
It is wing time in the spring time.
5699.
Where mother is, is home sweet
home. 7202.
De Rivera (Vazquez) Waiting for
you. TO085.
Derksen (Bernard)
- jied. 2336.
Derksen (Clemens) :
Baby. 22067.
Blue blues, blow away. 24608,
Galavantin’ papa. 25038.
I say adieu. 25387.
Sweet Lucindy Lou. 26563.
Winter nights. 26962.
Dermer (Emma) ‘Leven cent cotton.
11050.
8912.
Please come back to
Voglein abend-
Don’t get collegiate. 22396, 22397.
Dreary night. 22432, 24898.
Eternal love. 588, 3023.
Follow the trail of the Gypsy.
666.
Garden of roses and you. 17801.
Georgia pines. 201382.
Help yourself to happiness. 22695.
It looks like it’s gonna be you.
5700.
Love is like a punch in the nose.
1275, Sa60,
March of the broken hearts.
5963. —
Meet your sweetie in the morning.
23228.
My dream of dreams. 138967.
My melody man. 6134, 8699.
Ploddin’ along. 1719.
She’s got a handful of gimme.
1939, 1940.
When I’m walkin’ with my sweet-
ness. 2434.
When you dance with an old
sweetheart. 29499.
You can’t take away the things
that were made for love. 7260,
7261.
You stole my heart away. 4565.
De Rusette (L. E.) Bridges. 9957.
De Sabato (Joseph) Blue eyes.
19675.
De Salvi (Joseph) Dream you are
a memory. 10277.
Desclee & cie.: ‘
Accompangnement du kyriale
vatican. 24436.
Antiphonale romano -seraphicum
pro horis diurnis. 4640.
1706
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Cantuale romano-seraphicum., I want to be bad. 966.
7578. If I had a talking picture of you.
Cantus passionis Domini nostri
Jesu Christi. 17481.
Offices de la quinzaine de Paques.
16365.
Principes traditionnels d’exécution
du chant grégorien. 18789.
Proprium de tempore pro vesperis.
6397.
Deseada (La) 24837.
Des Foldes (Daniel) _ Polskie orly.
23619.
Déshabillez-vous. 5036, 6205, 6986,
9776, 17638, 26087.
De Simone (Andrea) :
Moda eli fimmini. 1406.
Rusina chi vO fari. 6511.
Sgriddo’ u pisci a mmari. 4125.
°U cavuru d’ America. 4379.
Desmond-French (ye) Pansies.
14140.
De Socio (Robert)
on silver bay. 529.
De Souza (J. B.):
Banderin. 19610.
De muerte a vida.
Florecita. 27661.
Girlish ankles. 20144.
Moss Lake. 11319.
Despenzzro (Joseph)
have you been. 22069.
Desrez (Maurice) Pluie d’ été. 6344.
Desrocquettes (J. H.) Accompagne-
ment du kyriale vatican. 24436.
Dessart (B.):
Escarpolette. 13109.
Pan y toros. 14139.
Tornade. 43851.
De Stefani (R. E.) Pierrette. 63826.
De Stefano (Henrietta) Love’s in-
troduction. 11141.
Destouches (André)
from the Ballet du roi.
De Sylva (B. G.)
Sylva (G. G.).
De Sylva (G. G.):
Birdies sing in cages too. 4744.
Dreaming down
27479.
Baby, where
Two dances
5038.
pseud. See De
Button up your overcoat. 269,
24655.
Carnival prelude. 24688.
Follow thru. 667.
Good for you. 27739.
Good news. 747.
Hold everything. 15671, 20256,
mata l,
I could give up anything but you.
891.
I could love a man like that.
27889.
Ill know him. 27928.
I’m a dreamer. 13430, 18027.
I’m in seventh heaven. 5551,
8155.
2469—30——_10
- 10811, 15826.
It’s great to be necked. 15893.
Little pal. 5868, 8456.
Man’s man. 1823.
My lucky star. 1490.
My sin. 6148, 11402.
No more you. 1553, 3799.
Red hot Chicago. 28892.
Still I'd love you. 2071.
Sunnyside up. 16835.
Thank your father. 29253.
Then I'll have time for you. 2176.
Turn on the heat. 14716, 16980.
Used to you. 7033, 9467.
Wasn’t it beautiful while it lasted.
29444.
When the autumn leaves of life
begin to fall. 7184.
Why can’t you. 9601.
You find the time. 17202, 19454.
You're the cream in my coffee.
17216.
You’ve got me pickin’ petals off of
daisies. 14953, 17220.
You wouldn’t fool me, would you.
2565.
DeSylva, Brown and Henderson, ine.:
African whoopee. 14995.
Ain’t no use. 19514, 27079.
Alphabetic rhythm. 17285, 24474.
Anything to hold your baby. 4641,
7381.
At last I’m in love. 17322, 22044.
Beauty waltz. 4718, 24561.
Because she’s happy now. 7481.
Believe me you should know that
girl from Noo Chateau. 19637,
19638.
Big city blues. 4740, 9908.
Birdies sing in cages too. 4744.
Black hussars. 12756, 19662.
Bounce a little ball at your baby.
4781, 7530.
Breakaway. 4795.
Broadway. 4799, 7542.
Button up your overcoat.
24655.
Carnival prelude. 24088.
Catch on. 12859.
Cheerio. 4895, 7615.
Chicken or the egg. 4899, 7618.
Christina. 7637.
Cottage for sale. 27425.
Counting the days. 15280.
Crazy feet. 22297.
Daily bread. 4987, 4988.
Dance away the night. 19876.
Deep in love. 18002, 27492.
Deep in the arms of love. 2930,
10208.
Deeper than the sea. 10204, 13003.
Dixie vagabond. 15367, 153868.
269,
1707
INDEX
DeSylva, Brown and Henderson, inc.—
Continued.
Do I know what I am doing?
13024.
Do I know what I’m doing? 15369.
Do what you like with me. 22380.
Do you think of me. 5062, 10242.
Doing the boom boom. 15376,
19938.
Drink to the girl of my dreams.
24896.
Elenita. 10325, 15423.
Empty arms. 5142.
Et cetera. 17720.
Everything is lovely. 13130.
Fascinating you-00-00, you’re fas-
cinating me. 7869.
Finale of movietone follies. 27649.
Flower of delight. 7905, 10440.
Flower of my heart, my rose.
20069.
Folk song. 25011.
Follow thru. 667, 7911.
Funny what a kiss will do. 5261.
Good for you. 27739.
Good news. 747.
Good old Mary Brown. 27742.
Hawaiian sandman. 3200, 3201.
Hearts in Dixie. 3210.
Heaven’s gift to me. 8027.
Hello sunshine hello. 8238, 3215.
Here am I where are you. 13325.
Hittin’ the ceiling. 5433, 8049.
Hold everything. 844, 15671, 20256,
22711.
Hold me—I’m falling for you.
8052, 10637.
Hollywood nights. 22713, 25199.
Hosanna. 10652.
Hot footin’ it. 5452, 8071.
Hot man. 10655.
Hunting song. 5470, 22745.
I came to you. 20298.
I could do it for you. 15714, 20302.
I could give up anything but you.
891.
I could love a man like that.
27889.
I don’t love anyone. 8102, 10697.
I fell in love with you. 10704,
13400.
I found happiness when I found
you. 898, 899.
I live to love and love to live.
25277.
T’ll bob up with the bobolink in
the morning. 5509, 13412.
Ill follow you sweetheart. 920,
8132.
T’ll know him. 27928.
I’m a dreamer, aren’t we all?
134380, 18027.
I’m in seventh heaven. 5551, 8155.
I’m on a diet of love. 22825.
1708
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
I’m saving all my loving. 5571,
8167. 3
I’m so melancholy. 8171.
I’m walking in the sunshine. 8180,
10756.
I only knew it was you. 13476,
25336.
I owe you. 8189, 8190.
I used to be a shrinking vy-let.
954, 3344.
I’ve always wanted to call you my
sweetheart. 18073.
I want to be bad. 966.
If I give up the saxophone. 5633,
5634.
If I had a talking picture of you.
10811, 15826.
If I were you, I’d fall in love
with me. 10814, 10815.
If you believed in me. 15832.
Igloo song. 25402.
In a little love canoe. 3887.
In the hush of the night. 5677.
In the valley of my dreams.
10860, 25441.
Is it true. 20489.
It’s great to be necked. 15898.
Italian kisses. 20502, 22962.
Joy Street. 8322.
Joy Street waltz. 18196.
Just a little fond affection. 18206.
Just an out-of-way little love nest.
13627.
Just rub-a-dub your rabbit’s foot.
15948, 15949.
Kids again. 3496, 8374.
Lamp, a chair and a cigarette.
1173, 3520.
Legs. 8405.
Let’s don’t and say we did. 5836.
Let us drink. 18282.
Little black sheep. 16038.
Little by little. 11075, 16040.
Little pal. 5868, 8456.
Look what you’ve done to me.
16065, 20702.
Love is heaven. 3582, 5907.
Love makes the world go ’round.
5911.
Love plays a game. 13775, 16080.
Love time. 25689, 28341.
Lovely one. 3588.
Lucia. 59383, 11151.
Man—a maid. 18814, 23187.
Man’s man. 1323.
Marianne. 16131, 18410.
Maudita. 16148.
Mean to me. 1350, 3645.
Melancholy me. 3648.
Melodrame. 28424.
Minstrel memories. 16188.
Mona. 16210.
My idea of heaven. 18525, 23307.
My lucky star. 1490.
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
My sin. 6148, 11402.
My window. 20965.
My wonderful dream man. 28579.
National anthem. 28593.
Navy blues. 20977, 20978.
Nestling in your arms. 11436.
Night of happiness. 16326, 23439.
No more you. 1553, 3799.
Nobody knows you like I do.
26006.
Pony dance. 288386.
‘Oh, yeh! 6233.
Old fashioned lady. 11527.
‘Old soldiers never die. 16394.
‘On the night that Elmer died.
18666.
Once upon a time. 23582.
‘(One never knows. 18672, 21082.
One rose, the last of a bouquet.
16410.
Oo la la la la. 16411, 18680.
Out in the cold. 23554, 26127.
Out of the past. 18698, 26129.
Out-of-the-way little love nest.
11582, :
Parade of the blues. 23573, 26141.
Pearl of old Japan. 6312, 14154.
Peasant love song. 23588.
Plant your smiles and watch them
grow. 1708, 8925.
Pony dance. 6353.
Put on your old red fiannels.
1755, 3990.
‘R. S. V. P. cherie. 28882.
Rainbow. 21211.
Reach out for a rainbow. 23672,
26241. 5
Recollections. 4010, 9015.
Red hot Chicago. 28892.
Red hot rhythm. 18813, 23680.
Ride on vaquero. 18829, 26266.
Right kind of man. 16571, 21244.
Say the word. 16634, 18883.
Scattin’ the cat. 6550.
Serenade. 21324, 28990.
Sex appeal. 11884.
Shadows. 6609.
She’s a good girl. 6618, 11892.
Silhouette. 26405.
Sing a little love song. 6659, 9170.
Sitting by the window. 9180,
23834.
Smiling thru the clouds. 6684.
Snake hips. 16722.
So dear to me. 6691, 18982.
So long. 11963. 16728.
Somebody like me. 16739, 16740.
Song of courage. 21419.
Song of Harlem. 16754, 16755.
Song of Margharita. 11997,
16757.
Song of my heart. 23888.
Song of the sword. 26477.
1709
South Sea rose. 21439, 23911.
Spice dance. 6755.
Spiritual. 238919.
Steppin’ along. 16805, 19041.
Still I’d love you. 2071.
Sunnyside up. 14559, 16835.
Take a little tip. 6845, 26590.
Take everything but you. 215382,
26592.
Takes you. 6852, 6853.
Tampico tune. 16876, 16877.
Tear drops. 2140, 4269.
Thank your father. 292583.
That lovable baby of mine. 9365.
That mournful melody. 6888.
That’s a drop in the bucket. 6891.
That’s like taking you away from
me. 4284.
That’s music to my ears. 4286,
4287.
That’s my new girl now. 4289.
That’s what a child can do. 14624.
That’s what I call heaven. 4290,
4291.
That’s you baby. 6902.
Then Tl have time for you.
2176.
Thousand miles away. 6923.
Tie a string on your finger. 6934.
Time will tell. 16937, 24092.
To-morrow is here. 2221.
Too wonderful for words. 16950,
16951.
Trouble. 21668.
True heaven. 2250, 4867.
Turn on the heat. 14716, 16980.
Two little baby arms. 19241,
24142.
Two pals. 24144.
Um pah. 4883, 7021.
Um-um-in the moonlight. 24146,
26736.
Until one comes along. 29374.
Used to you. 7033, 9467.
Waiting. 7079, 7080.
Wake up dream girl. 2360.
Walking with Susie. 7094.
Wasn’t it beautiful while it lasted.
29444.
Way to do Bomboola. 17063.
When I gave my heart to you.
19348, 21804.
When I look thru’ my book of
dreams. 2483.
When I see my sugar. 14838,
19352.
When my toreador starts to snore.
24266.
“When the autumn leaves of life
begin to fall. 7184.
When the harvest is over. 12416.
When the world is at rest. 2451.
When you’re apart from me.
19368.
INDEX
pt.0, 1: 's;,-¥: 24
DeSylva, Brown and Henderson, inc.—
Continued.
Where are you? 4487.
Where the bab-bab-babbling brook.
21834.
Why can’t I be like you. 9597,
14878.
Why ean’t you. 9601.
Will love linger on. 9612, 12478.
With blood and flame. 26969.
You find the time. 17202, 19454.
You'll find your answer in my
eyes. 17208, 27021.
You’re a different you. 7273.
You’re not the same old sweet-
heart. 9678, 12552.
You’re the cream in my coffee.
17216.
You’ve got me picking petals off
of daisies. 14953, 17220.
You will come back tome. 29631.
You wouldn’t fool me, would you.
2565.
Your way is my way. 4578, 7292.
Yours sincerely. 7294, 17225.
Det ligger i luften. 10925.
De Taeye (Alex.) See Taeye (Alex.
de)
de Thomas (Fermin) :
Ecos del bosque. 24914.
Leche del nene. 25594.
Mi triguena. 25826.
Dett (R. N.):
Lead gently,
13681.
Listen to the lambs,
My day. 138962.
DeTurk (L. D.):
Office boys. | 3835.
Somoa. 14498.
You are just my dream dear come
true. 24372.
Deutsch (Emery)
18519.
Deutsch (Leo) I can’t keep away
from you. 8097.
Deutsch (O. E.):
Deutsche trauermesse. 28967.
Polonaise. 28969, 28970.
Ungarische melodie. 28972.
Lord, and_ slow.
13721.
My Gipsy dream.
Deutsche lieder-walzer. 19921.
Deux pigeons. 13011.
Devaney (F.L.) If I don’t find some-
one to love. 20427.
Devaux (Jules) :
Trois marches militaires.
Twelve impressions. 485.
Devaux (Marcel) :
4104.
Gaudeamus. 13223.
Providence. 14248.
Sons of Iear. 14513.
Young felow march. 14958.
De Vékey (A.) Tutor for the im-
proved long scale solo ukulele. 2266.
Devenny (W. R.)
sweetheart mine.
De Veto (Chas)
Deveux (Jules)
De Ville (Leo):
I want you, I need you. 969.
Old hen cackled. 1609.
De Ville (Paul) Dance of the honey
‘Let me call you
20638.
It’s too late.
Cheveux. 334.
3429.
bees. 21964 (14).
De Villiers (P. K.) -Koorstukke.
10987.
De Vincenzo (Ralph) Hot diggidy
Dan. 20268.
Devine (Ferdinand) :
Lonely sweetheart. 1246.
When, you’re sweetie’s done with
you. 19371.
De Vine (Marguerite) See Jewkes
(M. D.)
de Visée (Robert) See Visée (Robert
de)
De Vita (Giuseppe) :
Amore ed arte. 7365.
Magda. 8517.
Devlin (G. C.) Summer’s promise.
12086.
Devlin (J. P.) Sweet mother of mine.
19087.
Devlin (Jane) Summer’s promise.
42338.
Devlin (Jane) pseud. See Devlin (G.
C
De Vol (F. D.):
If you were true to me. 18119.
What more could I wish for.
19336.
De Voll (Calvin) :
Blue days. 4759.
Daddy’s lullaby. 24787.
Glad girls, Polly and Anna song
book. 15569.
Here come the elephants. 17919.
Just be glad. 18212.
Little dream cabin of mine.
25631.
Mona. 3678.
Rock me to sleep in your arms.
18837.
Sneezing song. 18981.
What a wonderful word hello.
26862.
DeWall (H. M.) You keep me
guessin’. 21919.
Dewar (Mungo) Jim Crow’s alphabet.
1091.
Dewey (J. G.) Orizaba. 24426 (212)
De Witt (R. E.):
I’m so happy then! 8170.
My radio love. 8717.
De Wolfe (Meyer) :
Call of the Orient. 22189.
Dramatic impression. 2973.
Gaelie patrol. 22570.
In a spring garden. 5655.
1710
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1929
Judea. 18199. .
Legende. 15996.
Little girl’s dance.
+ Mia. bella. 25828.
One over the 8. 3865.
Rakoezy. 16540.
Shattered idol. 16670.
Three bagpipe echoes.
Young nun. 23767.
Dexter (Anita) Fairies play hide and
seek. 610.
Dexter (David) :
Holly Wood. 15674.
I've remember’d while you forgot.
15804.
Miama babe. 18451.
Deyo (Felix) On the wing. 1629.
Deyo (W. J.) Butterfly and honey
. bee. ' 9982. 197382.
Deyss (A.) Jigerlied. 20507.
De Zulueta (Pedro) Ask me no more.
24518.
D’Hardelot (Guy) pseud. See Rhodes
(Helen )
Dia (Leonardo) :
16044.
621.
Li fimmini cu lu lipstick. 13699.
Signurina sfinciusa. 14421, 18939.
Solo non vedo gigli e fiori. 23862.
Spina di me sogira. 19081.
Diamond (C. S.) Yiddisher trot.
7254.
Diamond (Leo):
Baby you. 27175.
Could you? why so could I. 4964. °
I’m the nutty nut.
Maybe means yes.
Somehow
29100.
Whatsa’ matter? 7161.
Diana musikverlag, Spero Kochmann.
Bolivia. 24617.
Diaz (Celso)
Cecilia. 6328.
Dibdin (Charles) :
Then farewell,
wherry. 4805.
Waterman. 2378.
Di Carto. (2) 3
Honey girl. 17945.
Looking at the world with a smile.
3330, 5578.
28408.
we can’t get along.
Pilarica y Santa
Dy
my _ trim-built
16066.
Di Castri (Ciro) Love’s longing.
13784.
Dichmont (William) God heareth me.
5314.
‘Dichters ehrentag. 985.
Dick (W. A.):
But I won’t wash the dishes, no
sir. 12806.
I need you, only you. 13472.
My baby go to sleep. 18955.
Then will I forget to remember
you. 14640.
Dickens (A. B.) Gee! but I’m lone-
some. 10497.
Dickenson (S. M.) Lol-li pop dance.
16054.
Dickerson (Aletha):
We don’t sell it here no more.
19318.
You aint livin’ right. 12515.
Dickerson (R. M.) Market street
stomp. 20789.
Dickerson (R. Q.) Ozark mountain
blues. 21120.
Dickinson (—) Dearest Jesus, gentle,
mild. 473.
Dickinson (Clarence) :
Anna Magdalena’s march. 106.
Babe lies in a eradle. 2683, 2684.
Bethlehem. 2742.
Croatian Christmas song.
Danse macabre. 1861.
27436.
Hvening prayer. 596.
Fantasie. 828.
Father, give Thy _ benediction.
22504.
Holy, holy, holy. 22714.
Holy, holy, holy, Lord God of
hosts. 32388.
Prayer. 28938.
Ride of the Valkyrs. 2354.
Sleep, my Jesus, sleep. 4153,
4154.
This glad Easter day. 2196.
Turkish march. 147.
Dicks (EH. A.):
Come, Holy Ghost. 19822.
Conservatoire scale manual. 2874.
Crucifixion, resurrection, and as-
cension. 2894.
Song of Zion. 9247.
Dickson (C. G.) Sandman. 11817.
Dickson (Philip) Among those sandy
hills. 24485.
Dickson (Walter) Parity—gun for
gun. 28775.
Di Diego (Anthony) Beneath the
Silver moon. 17376.
Diefenthaeler (F. A.):
By the seaside. 15195.
Chasing butterflies. 15237.
Distant bells. 19927.
Gateways to music land. 25045.
Hop-scotech polka. 15686.
In a hurry. 15840.
In a swing. 15848.
Retrospection. 26259.
Sad story. 16611.
Stubborn rocking horse.
Vacation days. 17002.
Diego (Anthony di) See Di Diego
16817.
(Anthony )
Diehl (S. I.) Open your eyes. 18682.
Dienzl (O.) Ungarisches liebeslied.
19257.
1711
INDEX
Dierauer (O. B.): . :
Ill break your heart somehow.
8129.
I’m glad I waited for you. 5540.
See Van Die- |
Dieren (Bernard van)
ren (Bernard)
Dies und das. 488.
Dietch (Hazel)
26007.
Dietchman (Rudolph) :
Jolieteke deklice. 28139.
Lovee mazurka. 283844.
Dietrich (R. H.) So geht’s zua bei
uns in Wien. 11962.
ietsch (C. F.):
Curly locks. 7693.
Genevieve. 7949.
Little mouse. 8452.
New baby boy. 8747.
Oh Nellie. 8805.
When Jesus knows.
Whippoorwill. 9581.
Wonderlust. 9628.
Dietz (August) Saline.
Dietz (G. L.):
If my heart had a window. 22898.
Take her on a ferry boat. 12122.
They never speak of me. 12189.
Nobody like you.
9561, 14842.
1862.
Dieudonné (A. _ E.) Evangeline.
22471.
Di Fazio (Salvatore) Napule d’esta’.
6165.
Diggle (Roland) :
Christmas fantasy in march-form.
24723.
Coneert fantasia. 24746.
Morning serenade. 20887.
Souvenir poétique. 4194.
Di Giosio (Vincent) Fiore di un’ an-
gelo. 138168.
Di Girlamo (Robert)
old story. 3427.
Di Iorio (A.) See Iorio (A. Di)
Dike (Dolly) :
Ace of U. S. A. 21975.
All depends dear on you. 22001.
Just drifting on. 23000.
Promise. 23640.
That bright day tomorrow. 24026.
Dillahunty (J. V.) Great Smokey
Mountains and you. 7983.
Dillard (James) Farmer’s lullaby.
20034.
Dillea (Herbert)
14976 (323).
Dillehay (M. S.):
Mexican beans. 28444.
Mother-in-law. 28496.
It’s the same
Susan, dear Sue.
Diller (Angela) Folk-tune book.
7910.
Diller (EK. A.) Just at twilight a kiss.
8338.
Dillings (J.) Never had a reason to
believe in you. 28602.
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
Dillmore (R. C.):
He’s my daddy pop now, I’m her
daddy pop now. 813.
Little pal of mine. 20684.
More I see of other girls the more
I yearn for you. 208838.
Nightingale’s song to the rose.
20993.
Dillon (F. H.)
7385, 19561.
Dillon (Harry) :
O-Y-S-T-E-R-S. 29647 (174).
Terrible lot to do to-day. 29647
(229).
Dillon (J. F.)
Dillon (John) :
All for the sake of love.
(4). >
For gold, gold, gold. 19491 (71).
O-Y-S-T-E-R-S. 29647 (174).
Terrible lot to do to-day. 29647
(229).
Dillon (W. A.) Our Father who art
in heaven. 8850.
Di Maio (Vincenzo)
6165.
Di Marco (Consetta) I don’t love you,
for some-one else I’m longing. 8103.
Dimarias (Xavier) Ave Maria.
15079.
Dimdé (C. W.):
Fanny. 10885.
Kiss me and then forget me. 1148.
Dimichino (A. S.):
Give me light.
Joy of memories.
Mussolini. 11347.
Sonita. 16763.
World remains the same. 4529.
You belong to me. 9656.
Dinner (Sam) Long lonesome night.
18750.
Dinorah. 25824.
Diogenes. 27057 (34).
Dion (J. A.) Ev’rything is right with
baby. 27626.
DiOrio (Angelo M.):
You fooled me.
Are you blaming me.
Golf bug. 22619.
12594
Napule d’esta’.
7958.
8321.
4552.
You like to love me. 17205
DiOrio (Anthony M.) :
You fooled me. 4552.
You like to love me. 17205.
Diorio (C. T.)
Diorio (Thomas)
girl complexion.
Di Santo (Carmine)
Eyes of love. 13133.
Keep that school-
18227.
’O vero ammore,
23482.
Dison (E. L.) Blue skies. 15162.
Dispenza (G.):
Elegia. 22455.
Pifferata montanara. 28810.
Primavera siciliana. 23636.
Distol (Nico) Schwiegermutter, du
siehst wie der Chaplin aus. 1902.
1712
. INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
Ditson (Oliver) co.:-
All souls’ day. 9290.
All through the night. 2618.
And the trees do moan. 22021.
Angelus-meditation. 12652.
Around the manger. 24513.
Ballad of trees and the Master.
129.
Band-master’s repertory. 24546,
24547.
Be strong. 19618.
Beauteous night, O night of love.
26053.
Behold the dawn. 2727.
Braddock’s defeat. 27265.
Brahmsiana. 22161.
Bridal of Weetamoo. 27269.
By the old mill. 9990.
Cadenza for Beethoven’s concerto
. in C minor. ‘9998.
Candy-stick land. 17473.
Carol of the flowers. 22204.
Cherry tree. 22228.
Choose ye. 10065.
Choral prelude on the hymn-tune
Aughton. 12889.
Christ in the world. 12893.
Christ is born to-day. 19798.
Christ our Passover. 4912.
Christ the Lord is risen again.
2845, 4914.
Clickety-click march. 4924.
Columbus. 27399.
Come to the meadows. 6559.
Coming from the ball. 12916,
12917.
Coming spring. 22277.
Concert fantasia. 24746.
Concerto. 19882.
Conqueror. 4946.
Costume box. 24765.
Crown of life. 22303.
Daughter of Jairus. 10174.
Dawn. 15326.
Dawn’s awakening. 17863. .
Ditson school and community band
series. 15356-15360.
Dolores. 27532.
Dream. 5091.
Ecstacy. 5132.
Hlégie. 19984, 19985.
Elfin frolic. 24926.
Fair as the dawn. 27631.
Fairy rockets. 17738.
Faithful Shepherd. 7857.
Farewell to Minka. 17744.
Father, in Thy mysterious pres-
ence. 3051.
Festival of the flowers. 10407.
Fifty classic masterpieces for vio-
lin and piano. 4695, 5899.
First two years of piano technic.
7893.
1713
Five traditional French Christmas:
carols. 20126.
Flying curlew. 25007.
Folk songs and famous pictures.
10444.
Follow the gleam. 25012.
Forging of the anchor. 3097.
Forgotten. 25016.
Fourteen opening sentences and
responses. 20265.
Galilee. 13212.
Gavotte. 709, 27701.
Gavotte moderne. 10493.
Gay little bird “in the forest.
22579.
Glenn glee club book for girls.
3151.
God will make all things right.
15579.
Gypsy night. 15616.
Happy and gay. 17888.
Happy birds. 15627.
Happy Hawaii. 5383, 5384.
Harp of the North, farewell. 799.
Heap o’ livin’. 10607, 17902.
His eye is on the sparrow. 22703.
Holiday. 27836.
Huldigungsmarsch. 29420.
Humoresque. 15699.
Hymn to the rising sun. 25231.
I love to tell the story. 27940.
I was a wandering sheep. 25361.
If ye abide in Me. 204384.
Immortalis. 1003.
Impromptu. 24785.
In gay Seville. 25423.
In hoopsKirt and crinoline. 28054.
In playland. 25482.
It came upon the midnight clear.
22949.
Italian salad. 28113.
Jabawauks. 28116.
Jesus, do roses grow so _ red.
20522.
Joy to the world. 20536.
Laughing sprite. 25586.
Legend of the robin redbreast.
28247.
Life eternal. 3545.
Little friends meet. 18300.
Little moon. 13727.
Little tavern. 16049.
March of the boy scouts. 11199.
March of the hollyhocks. 8585.
Marche grotesque. 28390.
Marching onward day by day.
18404.
Mary darlint. 25767.
Master, no offering. 28404.
Master of men. 20804.
Masterpieces of music. 16141.
Mechanical toys. 184382.
Mill. 28450.
Miller. 23272.
INDEX
Ditson (Oliver) co.—Continued.
Minstrel. 8606, 11279.
Mood and rhythm pieces. 28475.
Moon goes drifting. 25863.
My Lord says He’s gwineter rain
down fire. 1488.
Night in Spain. 25987.
Nobody knows the trouble I see.
6150.
Now is the month of Maying.
26027.
0 Lord, support us all the day
long. 21028.
© love that: will not let me go.
11492.
O’er the bright green fields. 18630.
Oh, Italia, Italia, beloved. 10249.
On the way. 6253.
Orchard song. 14116.
Passing by. 26146.
Pigeons. 26180.
Pilgrims of destiny. 8918.
Pilgrim’s progress. 3939, 3940.
Play-time. 26189. -
Prelude. 19596 .
Rapture. 28885.
Recessional. 21220.
Red Godwin’s wooing. 16546.
Remembrance. 14287-14289.
Rest in the Lord, my soul. 23691.
Réverie-berceuse. 11761.
Road to home. 16575.
Rose of the world. 23723.
Sandman’s call. 21289.
Seen in the embers. 28981.
Sérénade. 21323.
Seven responses. 17024.
Shepherd with Thy tenderest
love. 189380.
Shepherds and the inn. 23806.
Sing, O daughter of Zion. 23829.
Skipping rope. 9183.
Sleepy eyes. 18971.
Softly and tenderly. 29088.
Solo responses for the church
service. 6700.
Son of Mary. 23879.
Song of progress. 16758.
Song of the breeze. 12000.
Song of the marching men. 9240.
Sonny boy. 26486.
Spanish Easter carol of the lambs.
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 24
Sweetest story ever told. 2111.
Symphony.: 138301, 13302, 16228~-
16230, 27208, 27267, 28507,
29349.
Talisman. 9344.
Thanksgiving and praise. 29255.
Those enchanting eyes. 26660.
Thracian holiday. 6924.
Three chorales from the St. Mat-
thew Passion. 24542.
Through peace to light. 12209.
Tiny tot theatre. 19199.
To’ us a child of royal birth.
24101.
Toys! toys! toys! 21655.
Trepak. 94338, 16975..
Twelve study - pieces for wrist
technic. 2154.
Twenty-five advanced pedal stud-
ies for the organ. 20985.
Twenty melodious violin exer-
cises, 15609.
Twilight. 2269, 2270.
Two love in the first set. 16985.
Two waltzes. 7535, 15179.
Vacant chair. 14745.
Vacation time. 17003.
Valse étude. 26755.
Valse lente. 14751.
Valse triste. 26764.
Venetian twilight. 26772.
Virgin, full of grace. 9497.
‘Volga boatman’s song. 17040. -
Waltz of the black-eyed Susans.
9521.
Way, the Truth, the Life. 29451.
We rock away on the billows gay.
17069.
Were I a birdling. 24227.
Whar yo’ from, lil’ stranger.
26859.
What to do second at the piano.
2421.
When day is done. . 26875.
When the sun ealls the lark.
24276.
While shepherds watched their
flocks by night. 24294.
Widdecombe fair. 9608.
Young students piano course.
24407.
Your royal highness. 4572.
4195. . Dittersdorf (Carl von)
Spanish Easter procession, 6751. | _ 15361. _
Spring. 6764, 9271. D'Ivernois (J. P.)
Spring’s saraband. 12038. 22582,
Stars lead us ever on. 23929. Divine tragedy. 495. |
Statue at Czarskoe-Selo. 9280. Dix (Clara) Amor perduto, 9774. |
Stepping stones to violin playing. | Dix, ltd.: |
6780, 6781. I need a good kind man. 27971.
String quartet. 12075. In an old world garden. 25414.
Sunshine and shadows. 26550. My little fella and me. 20933.
Sunshine came with you. 29173. Praying for rain. 26208.
Sweet dreams. 26559. Dixie (Rol) Galanterie. 10484.
1714
Andante. .
Gentle breezes. |
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Dixon (Harold):
Bells of Honolulu. 162.
Catalina Rose. 12858.
Come, take a sail on the rainbow.
10099, 22275.
Dixon’s (Harold) modern arrange-
ments of Gilbert and Sullivan’s
famous songs. 5058.
Dixon’s (Harold) piano pieces
children play. +
Dreamy Hawaiian eyes. 543.
I heard you call me, pal o’ mine.
3290.
T’ll take you home old timer.
3301.
Let me be alone with you. 3531.
My Hawaiian dream girl. 1473.
My love ship of dreams. 3743.
Take me back to peaceful valley.
6848.
Dixon (May):
Counterfeit love. 19843.
Eden. 19978.
Fool’s paradise. 20079.
Dixon (S. S.):
I can’t use it any more. 10688.
*Twas beneath the silvery stars.
12272;
Dixon (William) Pearly. 27057
(108). ;
Dixon-Lane music corp.:
Dixon’s (Harold) modern ar-
rangements of the world’s best
songs. 27522.
Mother Goose nursery rhymes.
28494.
Dixon’s (Harold) modern arrange-
ments of Gilbert and Sullivan’s fa-
mous songs. 5053.
Dixon’s (Harold). piano pieces chil-
dren play. 498.
Dnolbel (Manu)
6049.
Do ucienchy polskiego tanca.
Dobbins (B. L.):
Flight of the magic carpet. 22522.
Robin Good Fellow. 23705.
Dobbs (George) :
My baby’s wise. 18499.
That night I first met you. 19149.
Dobe (H. J.):
She likes me. 23794.
What d’you think? 24232.
Doblinger (Ludwig) (Bernhard Herz-
Monetta, ma mia.
27525.
mansky) :
Armes midi. 4651.
Hinmal oben, einmal unten.
19983, 21317.
Foxtrot-potpourri. 20101.
Fihlst du nicht, was meine hand
air’ saat: ~ 20117,
Hochzeit in Hollywood. 10635.
Ich bin heut’ in himmel gewesen.
20416.
Im Schonbrunner park. 20438.
Kleine modern tanz-suite. 5792.
Konzert. 21364.
Nur, wer dich mit dem herzenm
sucht .... °6207.
Radetzky-fox. 6414.
Singerfahrt nach Wien. 16612,
16613.
Sei lieb zu mir, sei nett zu mir.
21316, 21317.
Trio in A-moll. 21664.
Was deine augen fragen. 7110.
10 etiiden fiir saxophon. 155438.
Dobrzyn (S. A.) Polish melodies in G.
21180.
Dobson (Jack) Little sweetheart.
28298.
Docimo (Roberto) Inno a Mussolini.
22988.
Doctor (Rubin) Rebe hot gezen.
21219.
Dodd (Arthur) One more waltz with
you. 1641.
Dodd (B. C.) Sunshine will follow
the rain. 93808.
Dodd (H.M.) That’s my Sally. 6896.
Dodd (L. ©.) I’m simply wild that’s.
putting it mild. 8168.
Dodd (W. E.) Sunshine will follow
the rain. 9308.
Dodds (G. R.) Fairy of the river.
17736.
Dodici danze moderne per pianoforte.
12576.
Dodson (Edgar) Sleepy. 1979.
Dobereiner (Christian) Trio-sonate.
6979, 21665, 21666.
Doelle (Franz) :
Kuss ist keine stinde. 5798.
Nur einen tag hast du mich reich
gemacht. 26032.
Tausend schdnen, stissen frau’n..
14603.
Wenn der weisse flieder wieder
bliiht. 14812.
When the lilac blooms again.
12418, 14847.
Zu einer schdnen frau gehort ein
kleiner flirt... 7302.
Doenhoff (Albert von) See Von Doen-
hoff (Albert)
Doring (C. H.) Exercises and studies.
on the pianoforte. 14976 (88).
Doring (Georg) O schifflein, fahre
zu. 6215.
Doering-Quéru. Marche de la légion
étrangére. 5965.
Ach, sieh’ doch nur
4586.
Doerner (Georg)
den Zeppelin.
Doerr (Clyde):
Technicalities. . 9351.
Valse chromatique. 9471.
Doherty (Vera) Linda. 1217.
1715
INDEX
Dohnanyi (Ernst von):
Dorfbilder aus Ungarn.
Tenor. 12152.
Ungarische kinderszenen. 19253.
Ungarisches erntefest. 19255.
Variationen tiber ein kinderlied.
17659.
21721.
Dohrn (Ewald):
Du mein braunes' miagdelein.
15415.
In soleher nacht. 15855.
Stell’ mich doch mal auf die probe.
16802.
Stidseeprinzess. 26538.
Was hast du denn bloss ftr’n
knoten im schlips? 26825.
Dolan (Bobby) :
At last I’m in love.
Et cetera. 17720.
Little by little. 11075, 16040.
My idea of heaven. 18525, 23367.
On the night that Elmer died.
18666.
One never knows. 18672, 21082.
Out of the past. 18698, 26129.
Red hot rhythm. 18813, 23680.
Sex appeal. 11884.
When I gave my heart to you.
19348, 21804.
When you’re
19368.
Dolane (W. A.) One for all, all for
17322, 22044.
apart from ‘me.
one. 14976 (241).
Doll (Ray):
All my life I wanted someone
like you. 7350.
Finesse. 7886, 13162.
Grayciola. 10566.
Just you, just me and love. 8358,
10958.
Magic paint box. 111738.
My Miami sweetheart. 1493.
Within my heart. 24836.
Wonder who—will it be you.
2517.
You do me so much good. 12527.
Dolly Varden. 2589 (69-73, 107, 157,
238, 355), 7310 (50, 51), 12594 (40,
358), 14976 (73-76, 348), 29647 (48).
Dolmetsch (Albert) Tras los montes.
12594 (401).
Dolmetsch (Arnold)
12594 (401).
Dolmetsch (Frédéric) Tras los montes.
12594 (401).
Dolmetsch (V. V. P.):
Gavotte rustique. 2589 (104).
Souvenance. 2589 (314).
Valse sentimentale. 2589 (347).
2¢ chaconne. 2589 (362).
Dolmetsch (Victor) :
Gavotte rustique. 2589 (104).
Souvenance. 2589 (314).
Tras los montes. 12594 (401).
Tras los montes.
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
Valse sentimentale. 2589 (347).
2° chaconne. 2589 (3862).
Dolph (E. A.) Sound off! 12019.
Dolphin (Rita) :
Friends. 20109.
Our motherland. 8852.
Dolsky (Erma) Remembrance is all
that is left. 26254.
Domb (R. H.):
Doll baby. 138029.
Sweetheart mine.
Domenico’ (Carone)
8710.
14582.
My only love.
Domergue (E.) Faust. 2589 (95).
Domine non sum dignus. 2960.
Domingo (Gregorio) Hawaiian-uku-
lele method. 807.
Dominguez (Librado) Cémo te quiero.
17566.
Dominguez (Pepe) Granito de sal.
10563.
Dominguez B. (Abel) (En mi ausencia.
570.
Dominique (A.) My _ little Isabel.
28552.
Domke (Rudolph) Cupid time in love-
land. 7691.
Dommelen (C. E. van) See Van Dom-
melen (C. E )
Don (N. M.) Betty B. 7502.
Don Juans letztes abenteuer.
Donadio (Luigi) :
"EH ssirene’ ’e Napule. 10299.
Fora ’e cancelle! 7919.
Manduline ’a ’pusilleco.
Marenaro ’e pusilleco. 5969.
’O figlio d’ ’a colpa! 8786.
°O vuto ’a mmamma schiayona.
8793.
Ombra toia!
Senza pate. 11874.
Donahue (Elinor) Dear old class of
ninety-nine. 12994.
Donahue (Harry) :
Dear little girl I’m leaving. 22346.
I will follow you. 25362.
We’re here because we're here.
23779.
11192,
8825.
24217.
Donahue (T. A.) Holler whoopee.
848.
Donaldson (D. R.) Stumbling along.
12078.
Donaldson (J. S):
My heart is singing I love you.
16259.
Won’t you come back my soldier
boy? 14906.
Donaldson (Walter) :
After a million dreams. 21982,
27074.
As long as it’s you dear, O. K.
7400.
Cuckoo song. 22812.
Duke of Kak-i-ak. 224388, 27568.
1716
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
Gypsy song. 773.:
Home is heaven—heaven is home.
22717, 27844.
I'm spending a long day. 22829.
If we never should meet again.
10818.
If you want to see Paree. 22899,
28030.
Junior. 13619.
Kansas City Kitty. 3488.
Reaching for some-one and not
finding anyone there. 9010.
Romance. 28921.
Shelter of my baby’s arms. 23805.
Sing your little folk song. 23830.
Sweet nothings of love. 23978,
29190.
Sweet romance. 23975.
Sweet seventeen, that’s what I call
my baby. 6827.
*‘Tain’t no sin to dance around in
your bones. 26589.
There must be somebody waiting
for me in loveland. 24054.
Volga boat song. 26801.
When love is dawning. 26887.
Who'll drink bottoms up with me.
24302.
World was in my heart. 26982.
Donaldson (Will) Hurrah for the
Wonder bakers. 8085, 17971.
Donaldson. Douglas & Gumble, inc.:
After a million dreams. 21982,
27074.
As long as it’s you dear, O. K.
7400.
Can’t you understand? 17478. |
Close your eyes and make believe
it’s me. 10080.
Cuckoo song. 22312.
Days. ~ 5019. as
Don’t you ever be ’fraid to wade
those troubled waters. 17657.
Dreamy Honolulu. 19966.
Duke of Kak-i-ak. 22488, 27568.
Gypsy song. 773.
Home is heaven—heaven is home.
22717, 27844.
How can you tell. 20276.
I’m croonin’ a tune about June.
8147.
I’m spending a long day. 22829.
If we never should meet again.
10818.
If you want to see Paree. 22899,
28030.
Junior. 13619.
K-a-l-a-m-a-zoo. 10960,
Kansas City Kitty. 3488.
My Broadway racketeer. 1460.
Nothing
28647.
On with the dance!
else matters but love.
3860.
Reaching for some-one and not
finding anyone there. 9010.
Romance. 28921.
Shelter of my baby’s arms. 23805.
Sing your little folk song. 23830.
Song of gold. 9229.
Sweet nothings of love. 23973,
29190.
Sweet romance. 23975.
Sweet seventeen, that’s what I call
my baby. 6827.
*Tain’t no sin to dance around in
your bones. 26589.
Then things blow -up like a toy
balloon! 24049.
There must be somebody waiting
for me in loveland. 24054.
Through! how can you say we're
through. 19193.
Volga boat song. 26801.
Wake up! chill’un, wake up. 7088.
When love is dawning. 26887.
Where is your heart to-night.
2462.
Who'll drink bottoms up with me.
24302.
With your looks and my brain.
21874.
World was in my heart. 26982.
You should see my _ neighbor’s
daughter. 2563.
Donath (Jené) Caress. 7581.
Donati (Pino) Preghiera a San Ser-
gio. 28848.
Donchetz (F. B.) Valtz. 19942.
Done (M. L.) Flowers brought mem-
ories of you. 20070.
Dones (Paolo) :
Scurdari. 143875.
’U eavuru d’ America. 4879.
Donish (M. M.) I belong to you first
and last. 25244.
Donizetti (Gaetano) :
Lucia. 4577 (87).
Lucia von Lammermoor. 5066.
Mighty Jehova. 2589 (74).
Oh, Italia, beloved. 2962.
Oh, Italia, Italia, beloved. 10249.
Donnelly (Andrew) :
Beauty parade. 148.
Caromina. 10022.
Come to me in Normandy. 7658.
I’m red, white and blue over you.
5566.
That's words and music to me.
6901.
Donnelly (Ruth) My May on the Rue
de la Paix. 1491.
Donnelly (T. A.) :
Blue moon rag. 22144.
I love my syncopated melody man.
22792.
I love you still. 22796.
I want you. 22866.
17
INDEX
Donnelly (T. A.)—Continued.
On the train of happiness.
This is my message. 24070.
Donoghue (Gerald) Singin’ Sam.
6665.
Donohue (Dick)
Donohue (L. A.) :
My world you hold Lou. 11421.
Since my wife is a radio an-
nouncer. 6655.
23526.
Gone. 20159.
Wonderful pal of my dreams.
4521.
Donohue (W. F.):
In the swing. 10858.
Light of heart. 11060.
Running. 11801.
Donop (F. Teo v.) Zwolf rundfunk-
kinderlieder. 10250.
Donostia (—) Gure Herria.
Donovan (C. O.):
Everybody’s wearing our beloved
green. 24963.
I want to be there again. 15806.
Donovan (Richard) How far is it to
Bethlehem? 3256.
Donovan (Walter)
8900.
Don’t hinder me.
Dooley (J. M.):
High-ways to heaven. 8045.
Just a bit of driftwood. 109381.
Dopke (Mabelle) When the _ roses
bloom again. 2448.
Doran (P. H.):
Egyptian lotus song. 10314.
Prohibition moon... 11711.
Dore (Leon) Eventide. 7844.
Doré (M.):
Laudate Dominum. 58138.
Missa solemnis. 28461.
Dorée (Nadage): ~
Don’t let the greed bug bite you.
13041.
Let us be happy to-day—to-mor-
7995.
Perfume of roses.
507.
row we may be away! 8588,
13696.
D‘Oreste (Stephanie) Nad modrym
Dunajem. 18575.
Dorion (M. E.) Light in your eyes.
13707.
Dorman (LL. A.) When your sweet-
heart goes back on you. 2458. .
Dormer (Belle) MHollyhocks. 13344.
Dormer (EH. J.) You are all the world
to me. 12520.
Dorn (Eduard) Martha. 5226.
Dornes (Raymond) Illustrations
musicales. 14976 (146).
Doro (Grace):
Romancing Sam, that big per-
Sonality man. 14817.
Sing a little song. 14428.
Someday you'll come back. 14485.
pt. II, n..s., v. 24
That’s what. you. are to me.
14626.
Then I’ve forgotten you. 19164.
You only made believe. 9674.
You’ve made a vagabond of me.
29629.
Dorr (Harold)
we part. 3524.
Dorrego (Enrique) :
Last danee before
Huracan de Puerto Rico. 8084.
Tres Antillas. 9423.
d’Orsay perfumeries corp. Loving
you. 28351.
Dorsey (Thomas) :
Don’t drink it in here. 13035.
Hokum boys from Tennessee.
3200.
I ain’t gonna do it no more.
25234. |
I had to give up gymnasium.
3288.
It’s so nice. 28109.
It’s tight like that no. 3. 28111.
Lonesome man blues. 11102.
Only the blues. 3868.
Park way stomp. 3908.
Pat-a-foot blues. 3912.
Pat that bread. 16453.
Some cold rainy day. 14473.
That’s the way she likes it.
14623.
Then my gal’s in town. 14638.
Voice of the blues. 29417.
You ain’t livin’ right. 12515.
You ain’t living right. 27004.
You can’t cheat a cheater. 21908.
Dosdall (Laura) :
Aviator’s dream. 4681.
- -Marguerite. 11212.
Dost (Rudolf) Nach eigenem mass.
25956.
Dostal (Nico) :
Achtung! Achtung!
tanzmusik! 27062.
Banjo, banjo sing dein lied. 1382.
Bei uns in hinterhaus. 149.
Blond muss sie sein. 19669.
Denk’ an den roten mohn! 24833.
Du hast mich betrogen “
10293. ,
Geh’ nicht wieder fort! 10498.
Hotel Stadt Lemberg. 27861.
Ich hab’ dich lieb, weil du ein
deutsches midel bist! 28013.
Ich trdum’ so gern yon deinem
reizenden madonnengesicht !
3363.
Ich weiss schon lingst, dass du
mich heimlich lieb hast! 3364.
In Surabaya. 3406.
Jettchen Gebert. 20527.
Mein herz ist butterweich. 28421.
Mein midi nennt sich baby. 18864.
Wir senden
1718
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
My little girl across the way.
18979, 16267.
Nur das kleine
3819.
Nur in Sebastopol!
wortchen ach.
18620.
Polnische wirtschaft. 28838.
Sellerie. 11869.
Stisses baby. 4226.
Wenn du treulos bist. 29460.
Wie kommt denn nur die gniéd’
ge frau dazu. 2495.
Wir fitistern. 2503.
Doty (L. A.) When Barney Google
marries Dolly Gray. 123898.
Double trouble. 5076.
Doubleday, Doran & co., inc. Chantons
un peu. 7607.
Doucet (Clément) :
Chicken pie. 10058.
Six cylinder rag-time. 11986.
Dougal (W. W.) Rat. 1781.
Dougherty (Dan):
Alone in the rain. 24471.
Down where the lolly pops grow.
ahd eks
Moanin’ for you. 25851.
Molly. 25856.
Sweethearts. 29201.
Dougherty (Doc):
Aleoholie blues. 21999.
Baby girl. 22068.
Completely. 24744.
Dougherty (G. H.) I’m sorry I lost
you. 8174.
Dougherty (J. H.) I’m just a travel-
ing salesman. 15771.
Douglas (Alyce)
25475.
Douglas (Ernest)
Nune dimittis..
Douglas (Geo.)
Jack-of-hearts.
Magnificat and
3609.
Douglas band folio.
17660.
Douglas (Glenn) Radio love song.
23664.
Douglas (Helen) Hawaiian Islands.
20214.
Douglas (S. H.) Ocean of love. 26049.
Douglass (Dorothy):
Fighting for Montana.
If I meet you. 280238.
Douglass (M. C.) Beautiful globe.
22514.
12720.
Doust (M. L.) Out-door’ sketches.
28746.
Dove (A. J.) I want to love somebody.
22864.
Dove (L. U.) Why I do, it’s because
that I love you. 26948.
Dow (Otis) Hoot-owl’s hooting.
13358.
Dowel (A. M.) pseud. See McDowell:
(Anna )
Dowell (D. R.) Longing for the days
of childhood. 18327, 28316.
Dowell
18298.
Dowell (H. K.):
Tell her that you love her. 9354.
To-night I am thinking of you.
(3B VEE) Little drummer.
9409.
Dowell (Saxie) pseud. See Dowell
(H. K.)
Dowin (E. G.):
Flying. 5228.
General motors march. 27705.
Loveland. 5919.
Shake hands with a nephew of
Uncle Sammy. ~ 6611.
She has a way about her.
Toodle oouch. 6961.
Dowling (Eddie) :
Little pal. 11087.
Rainbow-man. 11738.
Down among the fairies. 22404.
Downer (A. T.) Jesus, I my cross
have taken. 25490.
Downey (C. EH.):*
Capitol dome. 10016.
Princely courtiers. 11705.
Speedway courier. 12029.
Downey (F. D.):
He said it with flowers. 815.
Love isn’t love any more. 1276.
My love’s gone to Brooklyn to live.
1489.
Tangled in a taxicab. 4264.
Walker song. 7092. ;
Downey (F. E.) Don’t say goodbye.
6616.
5072.
Downey (Lucille) My sweetheart of
the ages. 14008.
Downie (J. H.) My San Antonio.
1502.
Downing (Fred):
Ev’ry night in’ the moonlight I
think of you. 24965.
Travelin Sam. 2236. .
Downs (Jack) In my dreams. 28060.
Downs (Meredith) Why I am lone-
some sweetheart. 2489.
Dows (S. R.) 250th coast artillery
march. 21963.
Doyle (A. J.):
Blue Hawaii.
Honey. 22721.
I’m just wild over everything.
pasha ss
Doyle (E. J.) Modernistic you. 23292.
Doyle (M. D.):
That’s my desire. 14622.
You brought me the sunshine.
12524.
Doyle (R..J.).. Sonita.
Doyle (Walter) :
Collegiate love. 27397.
We kiss, kiss, kiss again.
22143.
16763.
17067.
1719
INDEX
Doyra (Anna):
Dreams of my
22429,
Life’s mirror of dreams.
Star of my life. 23927.
Drago (Alfonso) Casa editrice:
Burlesca. 27289.
In punta di piedi.
Meditando. 23226.
Visioni di danze.
Drakeford (LL. H.):
Barbecue. 9858.
Because of this. 144.
Because you are with me tonight.
9874.
Bittersweet. 2751.
Boot and saddle. 7528.
Boys of the old countree.
Give a rouse. 7955. .
God bless you, dear old friend.
silvery moon.
23068.
22918.
29411.
9951.
105387.
Ill love you more and more.
10722. /
In the twilight I await you.
10859.
Intermezzo 4 V’antiques. 10870.
Let me nestle close. 11037.
Lifeboat man. 1211, 11054.
Marching along. 8539.
My mother. 11390.
My sweetheart bird. 1511.
Outlaw. 11588.
Song of the wind. 12009.
There is no dream. 2178.
When you return to me. 2455.
Yang Chow. 26987.
Drakeford (Louis) pseud. See Drake-
ford (L. H.).
Drangas (James) Darling baby.
15325.
Dransmann (Hansheinrich) Kirmes.
15967.
Draper (A. T.) Where the rippling
Rappahannock winds it way. 7204.
Draper (W. R.) co. Féte des roses.
632.
Draper’s maggot. 24878.
Draw (K. RB.) In the moonlight with
you. 158683.
Drazkowski (A. M.):
Girls, girls, I have cold feet now.
7952.
To-morrow is the end of the
world. 9408.
Drdla (Franz) :
Calm is the sea by night. 17467.
Dolce minuetto. 15377.
Friends tried and‘ true. 5254,
27687.
Liebesgefliister. 1205.
Oft in the twilight glow. 3887.
Dreaming memories. 5102.
Dregmyer (B. A.) Tell me you love
me true. 29247.
pt. 113, n. s., v. 24
Drei masken verlag, a. g.:
Ach die liebe. 4585.
Am Sonntag will mein sitisser mit
mir segeln geh’n! 15081.
Angelina. 9063, 11793.
Augen der liebe seh’n alles so
schon} 2 ..02Tdba3
Aus den augen, aus dem sinn...
22054.
Baby, du hast dich veraindert .. .
96 /
Drum woll’n wir uns wieder ver-
tragen. 5113. _
Du gehst so fremd an mir vor-
bel... 25443.
Erste beste. 22463.
Erste frau, die ich gektisst. 5151.
Fraulein, darf ich’s wagen. 5246.
Friulein mama. 8106.
Frau, die einem andern mann
gehort ... 25025.
Frau in gold. 10469.
Frau von Format. 681.
Fiir ein gleines abenteuer bist du
viel zu schad’. 22567.
Grosse liebe kommt nur einmal im
leben ... 2. SL7@
Hitt ich ein bild von dir...
27770.
Herr Schultz, Herr Schultz, was:
ist mit ihrem puls? 27819.
Heut hab ich sie geseh’n.....
22699.
Himmelszecher. 835.
Ich betriig’ dich nur aus liebe. »
15816, 20415.
Ich muss dich lieben, und mécht’
dich hassen! 22882.
Ich will sie kiissen wenn sie es
verlangen. 5624.
In jede schone frau verlieb’ ich
mich sofort! 22909.
Ines. 1048. ;
Jede kleine frau braucht hin und
wieder einen kuss. 22970.
Komm in die prarie. 10985.
Komm lass uns triumen. 15978.
Kommen sie zu nir zum tee. 3505.
Ktisse niemals die frau vom
freund... !! 18668.
Kuss ist keine stinde. 5798.
Liebesbriefe. 23068.
Lippen, die sich finden in der
nacht. 25625.
Manche friihlingsnacht hab’ ich in
Jena einst verbracht, 25741.
Monna Vanna. 1414. |
Nur eine nacht schenk’ mir, geli-
ebte frau. 16354.
Prinzess Zuckersehnee. 28859.
Rose, rot wie blut... 23724.
Schenk mir die nacht. 6552.
Silentium! 23819.
Slip. 6680.
1720
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
So viel liebe kannst du nicht ver-
langen. 26431.
Sterne, die wir nie erreichen ...
23937.
Tochterlein vom MHerrn Pedell.
14683.
Treue musikant. 26694.
Trink auf uns’ re liebe. 2244.
Ungekiisst soll eine frau nicht
schlafen geh’n ... 12298.
Von Riidesheim bis Heidelberg.
2345.
Wann sprechen wir von _ liebe.
14791.
Warum, charmante frau, lieb’ ich
grad’ sie? 24203.
Was hab’n sie heute nacht mit dir
gemacht. 24204.
Warum ist nur das veilchen treu.
29488.
Warum modcht’ man das, was man
nie haben kann? 29489.
Was kann ich dafitir! 29441. .
Was macht Herr Kraus _ heut’
nacht im vorderhaus. 17058.
Wenn du einmal mich betrtigst!
12370.
Wer so geliebt, wie ich geliebt.
2402. :
Wien, du mein Berlin! 12471.
Wunderschone frau. 2537.
Zu einer schdnen frau gehort ein
kleiner flirt... 7302.
Drei musketiere. 28421, 28982, 29460.
Drei sterne (Musikverlag) Wenn
sich Tante Adelheid tiber Onkel
Emil freut. 21778.
Dreier (M. H.) Reminiscence. 1795.
Dreigroschenoper. 1206, 8360, 9345,
11866.
Dreiser (Theodore) Way down in old
Indiana. 9709 (255).
Dresser (Paul) Way down in old
Indiana. 9709 (255).
Dressler (L. R.):
All in’ alle 4577" (4):
Christ is risen. 4577 (52).
Come unto Him, all ye that labour.
29647 (82).
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
2589 (78).
Just as Iam. 9709 (151).
Oh! lift your joyful hearts.
(295).
Dressler (William) :
All in all. 4577 (4).
Come unto Him, all ye that labour.
29647 (82).
Just as Iam. 9709 (151).
Drew (L. F.):
Caprice. 10287.
Stop! Look! Listen!
Sweetheart. 14579.
4577
14543.
Dreyer (Dave):
Eternal love. 588, 3023.
Fashion show. 15468.
Hoosier hop. 17952, 17953, 25207.
I'd love to. 17992.
I’m following you. 15763, 18036,
25307.
I’m ka-razy for you. 3324.
I’m sailing on a sunbeam. 15780,
18054, 25321.
It must be an old Spanish custom.
15890.
Mem’ries of one sweet kiss. 284381.
My baby said yes. 3714.
One sweet kiss. 8838, 14110.
Smile, smile, smile. 16719.
Sun of a May morning. 16828.
Won’t you be my lady love. 17170.
Would I love to love you. 26983.
Year from to-day. 14914, 17185.
Dreyer (H. T.):
Im rosen—hain. 10832, 10833.
Rheinland marsch. 11763 (64).
Dreyer (Rose) Girls take a tip from
me. 5808.
Dreyfus (Max):
Antar. 17286 (14).
Cupids garden. 4577 (73).
Dem white pants. 27057 (30).
Drigo. (CR. ) :
Lamento drammatico. 18253.
Pierrot sous la lune. 14182.
Sérénade en passant. 21826.
Drill (A. W.):
Be happy singing a song! 12713.
Be silent—make no noise! 4715.
I never knew what it meant to be
blue. 13475.
Irene. 1064.
Youre still my _ baby. 2560,
24396.
Dring (C. P.) My goodness. 13971.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
T7195.
Drinkwater
5348.
Driscoll (Jimmie) You laughed when
I told you I loved you. 125382.
Driver (F. P.) Five nature studies.
22435.
Dronsick (LL. A.) °
Piper. 8923.
Wandering. 9524.
Dronsick (Loretta)
(Ty. A.)
Droullard (E. EH.) We will meet, dear
mother, by the golden gate. 7126.
Drout (J. A.) Little Kitty Flynn.
25636.
Druckerman (Frances)
tico. 15218.
Druitt (M. E.)
(Margaretta) Granny.
See Dronsick
Canto paté-
Storm. 29151.
1721
INDEX
Drum (M. R.): }
I dream I love you. 27897.
Infantry march. 25443.
Jazz lullaby. 28124.
- Drumheller (Charles) Not a sparrow
falleth. 14976 (2380).
Drumm (George) :
Conquerors’ march. 7662.
Sylvan dawn. 9335.
Drummond (Hazel) Mother dear 0’
mine. 8647.
Drumtra (H. E.) Rose. 26297. .
Drwenski (Walter) Sonate no. 2.
26459.
Dubensky (Arecady):
Adagio pathétique.
Agitato. 21987.
Misterioso. 23289.
Sorrow. 23906.
Dubin (Al):
Daily bread. 4987, 4988.
T’ll keep on dreaming of you.
13415.
Tip-toe thru’ the tulips with me.
29306.
Dubn'ck (J. C.)
ciatka Jesus.
Dubois (C. A.):
A Vocéan. 17236 (2).
Adonis. 4577 (2).
Au bord de l’ eau. 2589 (10).
Baptéme de Clovis. 4577 (26).
Ce qui dure. 172386 (62).
Deux piéces en forme canonique.
2589 (79), 9709 (53).
Eelaircie. 17236 (111).
Enfantillage. 2589 (86).
Esquisse. 4577 (101).
Btoile au coeur. 2589 (89).
Gouttes de pluie. 4577 (187).
Impromptu. 17236 (107).
Interméde symphonique de Notre
Dame de la mer. 2589 (186).
Méditation. 2589 (215).
Oiseaux. 4577 (296).
Pélerinages. 2589 (260).
Petites visites. 4577 (311).
Petits canards. 4577 (312).
Preludio-patetico. 2589 (272).
Preludio-saltarello.. 2589 (273).
Premiére étoile. 4577 (318).
Priére. 2589 (277).
Rigaudon de Xaviere.
(336).
Roses et papillons.
Sonate. 2589 (80).
Sur un album. 2589 (319).
Théme varié. 2589 (327).
Traité de contrepoint et de fugue.
2589 (3382).
Dubois (Herman) pseud.
(Ethel )
Du Bois (Léon)
21978.
Msza ku ezci Dzie-
25890.
17236
4577 (337).
See Fisher
See Bois (Léon Du)
pt. HI, n. 8., v.24
Dubois (Lyle) You’re still in my
memories. 243895.
Dubois (René) River reverie.
Dubois (Théodore) :
A lVocéan. 17236 (2).
Adonis. 4577 (2).
Au bord del’ eau. 2589 (10)
Baptéme de Clovis. 4577 (26)
Cantilene nuptiale. 19491 (30)
Ce qui dure. 17236 (62)
Deux piéces en forme canonique.
2589 (79), 9709 (53)
Deuxiéme suite. 4577 (84)
Eclairecie. 172386 (111)
Enfantillage. 2589 (86)
Esquisse. 4577 (101)
Etoile au coeur. 2589 (89)
Gouttes de pluie. 4577 (1387)
Impromptu. 17236 (107)
Interméde symphonique de Notre
Dame de la mer. 2589 (136)
Méditation. 2589 (215)
Oiseaux. 4577 (296)
‘ Pélerinages. 2589 (260)
Petites visites. 4577 (311)
Petits canards. 4577 (312)
Preludio-patetico. 2589 (272)
Preludio-saltarello. 2589 (278)
Premiére étoile. 4577 (318)
Priére. 2589 (277)
Rigaudon de Xaviere.
(336)
Roses et papillons.
Sonate. 2589 (80)
Sur un alhum. 2580 (319)
Théme varié. 2589 (327)
Traité de contrepont et de fugue.
1812.
17236
4577 (337)
2589 (332)
Twelve pieces for organ. 19491
(53)
| Du Boyce (Gladys) Here am I,
where are you. 138325.
Ducelle (Paul) pseud. See Krogmann
(C. W.)
Duchess of Chicago. 25134, 27796,
28048, 28317, 28722, 29118.
Duckman (Gertrude) :
Love called it a day. 11115.
Ooh- the moon is ruining me.
1646.
What’s happened. 29472.
When will you be mine. 7193.
Duckworth (George) Each melody.
2990.
Duddy (John)
Dudley (M. B.):
Evensong. 7841.
Pastels. 11619.
Hymn of trust.
Duemmel (A. G.)
7096.
Peanut man. 3919.
25229.
Waltz is a dream.
1722
INDEX
mos. 1—12, 1929
-~Duesler (E. Y.):
My tomorrow. 18565.
That dream house by the sea.
19142.
Duffell (W. E.). Sunrise road. 21498.
Duffy (J. E.) Fate of Lloyd Groves.
623.
Duffy (Jerry) What a wonderful pai
you have been. 19330.
Duty |(M.. J.) :
Heart of mine. 22688.
Shrine at the miracle grave.
29081.
Dugan (M. I.) My little dream girl.
8693.
Dugan (S. A.):
Goodbye to the old year. 15596,
25097.
Rejoicing the New Year. 16554,
25097.
Mawas. 25781.
Was it all a dream.
Dugan (W. F.)
Duggan (L. H.)
12344.
DuGuay (Josue) Kentucky moon..
25553.
DuGuay (Zoel) Kentucky moon.
25553.
Duke (Vernon):
Happily ever after. 20195.
Jack and Jill. 20506.
Open your eyes. 210938.
Such a funny feeling. 21489.
‘Too, too divine. 21650.
You’d do for me—I’d do for you.
21914.
Dulac (J. M.) Mia stellina. 20847.
Dulcinetta. 24903.
Dulin (C. D.):
Moon dreams of love. 23300.
My ehildhood days. 8676.
Dulyn (F. B.) Lullaby. 20739.
Dumas (Armand) Vie joyeuse.
2322, 7053.
Dumler (M. G.):
Adoramus te Christe. 7318.
Asperges me. 7406.
Ave Maria. 17425, 7428, 27159,
27160.
‘Bonum est. 7527.
‘Cantate Domino. T7575.
Jesu dulcis memoria.
O salutaris Hostia.
28667.
830T. -
8790, 28668,
Reverie pastorale. 9026.
Vidi aquam. 44178.
Dunayvan (Alma) Yesterday. 29588.
Dunbar (F. 8.) Mother. 1432.
Dunbar (M. R.):
Desert love. 223638.
LE all
22885.
In mem’ry hall. 22913.
She was a Gyp-sy maid. 23803.
.2469—30——11
my dreams eame true.
We want to make the whole world
happy. 26839.
What if I told you I love you.
24237.
Why does it have to rain water.
26946.
Dunbar furniture mfg. co. Dunbar
march. 16116.
Dunbaro (Elsie)
how we miss you. 7733.
Dunean (G. L.) Girl that I picture in
dreams. 10518.
Duncan (Vivian and Rosetta) :
Hula hula lullaby. 3261.
When days begin. 4471.
Duncan (W. C.) Call a Checker cab.
Dearest mother oh!
22187.
Duncan (W. H.) Maid of Bath.
20753.
Duncan (Willoby ) My Jimmie.
20929.
Dunean-Rubbra (Edmund):
Duan of Barra. T7802.
Take, O take those lips away.
112
Two songs. 10296.
Why so pale and wan? 12125.
Dunean sisters. See Duncan (Vivian
and Rosetta)
Duncombe (Peirse) Roads. 23704.
Dunford (E.):
Angeline, the baker. 12650.
Down to Jordan and be saved.
13051.
Going up the mountain after
liquor. 22618.
Old shoes and leggin’s. 16393.
Dungan (C. F.) I’m saving all my
love for you. 13454.
Dunham (Anna) Memories.
Dunham (¥.-C.) -If 3369.
Dutham (8. H:) -Vistoa..
(299).
Dunham (H. M.)
(299).
Dunham (M. V.):
Picture on the wall.
Rocker moon. 6469.
DPanhill CCAR):
At the vesper hour. 19578.
Four songs of the sea. 26508.
In rural England. 22919.
In the chimney corner. 1081.
Puppet dance. 3987.
Sailor dance. 4078.
Song of the vikings.
Where the bee sucks. 9576.
Dunlevy (Pat) Divine. 10228.
Dunn (C. F.) Way down yonder in
Kentucky. 21763.
Ounn (Ida):
After all, what does it mean to
love. 24441.
Angel sweetheart.
20831.
24426
Vision. 24426
6322.
29117.
24493.
1723
INDEX
ptiin, nis5 yeas
ee
Dunn Wie)
Juravit Dominus. 8330.
Now sleeps the crimson petal.
oh hotO:
Ounn (Johnny) Seargent Dunns bugle
blues. 16654.
Dunn (Karan) song co.:
Garden of Allah. 22573.
In heaven. 22908.
Dunn (L. P.) Dew drops. 5040.
Dunn (Robert) Westward ho! march.
17078.
Dunn (Willie) :
Bullfrog moan. 22171.
Handful of Riffs. 22650.
Dunne (Patrick) Our last good-bye.
18690.
Dunstan (Ralph):
Cornish song book. 22287.
Student’s album. 9292.
Vocal tutor. 2334, 2335.
Dunster. (F. A.) In all my dreams.
20442.
Dupare (Henri)
Dupaw (A. W.):
I’m waiting for the Georgia moon
to shine. 27969.
In bluebird lane with you. 25416.
When the wedding bells are ring-
Hestacy. 5132.
ing I love you. 29490.
Duperron (Butay):
Cantiléne. 4846.
Chanson douce. 4883.
Sérénade A l’aimée. 6598.
Dupin (Paul):
Petit singe et les gros moineaux.
26165.
Polonias. 26196. eis
Duplantis (H. P.) Dewdrops are fall-
ing. 7745.
Duplease (James) Casket of gold.
ole.
Sweet Estella, the
2108.
Duplessie (Selina)
ideal of my dreams.
Dupont (D. C. B.):
Au matin. 9709 (10).
Au soir. 9709 (11).
Dupont (Gabriel) :
Au matin. 9709 (10).
Au soir. 9709 (11).
Dupont (M. M. H.):
Au matin. 9709 (10).
Au soir. 9709 (11).
Dupont (Pierre) :
Lamento. 3519.
Marche francaise. 18412.
Piéces intimes. 6825.
Politian. 26194.
Dupont (R. A. A.) :
Au matin. 9709 (10).
Au soir. 9709 (11).
Dupré (Denis) :
Cascade. 27324.
Chant de la bergére. 24708.
Jeunesse. 1090.
Marchande de fleurs. 1327.
Dupré (Paul) pseud. See Carlson
(A. W.)>
Dupree (C. HE.) Overtone system for
the violin. 18704.
Dupuis (Albert) :
Aprés vépres. 17026.
Jour de récolte. 16838.
Procession qui passe...
Réve de poéte. 14296.
Sur la campagne endormie.
Veillée. 17026.
Durall (B. ©.) Where the fountain
river flows. 17124.
Durand (Aug.) Chacone. 12594 (42,
43).
Durand (J. E:):
I’m all eurosity. 10731.
If I could only know. 138507.
That is love. 12168.
Durand (Jacques) Laurette.
Durand et cie.:
Air de ballet. 15001.
Amoureusement. 24489.
Andante. 5190.
Arrivée des hirondelles.
24514.
Au temps de Haydn.
Bagatelles. 4704.
Berceuse. 169, 172, 15182.
Berceuse tendre. 4736, 15134.
Bergeronnette. 173.
Bolero. 9942, 9943.
C’est Pinson avec
24661-24663.
Cantiléne. 24679.
Cavalier fantastique. 24699.
Chemin de ronde. 24711.
Chirurgie. 341, 342.
.Cing poémes. 24757.
Dame Souris. 443.
Danse bucolique. 10162.
Deux chansons d’ amour et une
autre gaie. 5819.
Divertissement. 5050, 5051.
Douloureusement. 2968.
Kiglogue. 562.
En Ecosse. 10339.
En révant. 15430.
Equinoxe. 13106.
Et moi je m’en passe!
24954.
Faune. 15470, 15471.
Feirvaal. T7877.
Fils du roi
24985, 24986.
Fils du roy. 24987.
Fleurs de lys. 24996.
Grand-mére. 757.
Heure captive. 5419.
Intermezzo. 26807.
Jardins sous la pluie. 1084.
Jazz dans la nuit. 10900.
14244,
16838.
5817.
4653,
2676..
Cendrouille.
24952-
sen va chassant.
1724
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Jeunesse d’Hercule. 4079.
Joyeusement. 3457.
Joyeux matin. 25501.
Laissez venir a2 moi.
25578.
Laurette. 5817.
Legons d’harmonie.
Lento. 25599.
Ma cigale. 25714, 25715.
Malaguena. 5954.
Marche de féte. 16122.
Maternellement. 25779.
Menuet. 1371, 11260.
Mon paradis. 8627.
Nocturne. 12694.
Notre heure. 8775.
Nous étions trois
26022-26024.
Ombre. 16397.
Ouverture d’un
6530.
Pastorale. 625.
Persée et Androméde. 14169.
Petit singe et les gros moineaux.
26165.
Petite marquise. 26167.
Petite suite russienne.
16467.
Phares. 14173.
Polonias. 26196.
Pont des caravanes.
Prélude. 1843.
Prelude et fugue. 11691.
Prélude, récitatif et variations.
18780.
Randonnée
1778, 1779.
Rhapsodie turque.
River-s:de. 4041.
25577,
25595.
capitaines.
Opéra-comique.
8879, 8909,
14213.
de lame défunte.
14300.
Romance. 26286.
Scherzo. 24906.
Sérénade. 1919, 1920, 4113.
Solfége de concours 4 2 voix
(1928). 6698.
Sonate en do. 26456.
Sonatine. 9226, 9227.
Souffrance. 16767, 16768, 16769:
Suite bréve. 6793.
Suite canadienne. 26541.
Sur la devise: Non ce que je pense.
26553.
Théme, variations, danse.
Trio en fa diése. 4359.
Trois danses. 5820.
Trois pastorales. 5821.
Tziganes. 7017, 7018.
Valse. 1844, 26808.
Valse-musette. 26758.
Valses nobles et sentimentales.
4405, 4406, 17019-17021.
6906.
2° romanesque. 9705.
3° romanesque. 14975.
em" louite,) *T308:
—
Durante (Francesco)
grace, 9497.
Durante (Jimmy) I ups to him and
he ups to me. 13482.
Durban (Clara) Tow headed laddie
of mine. 26689.
Durban (KH. M.)
song. 9772.
Durey (Louis) :
Dix inventions.
1 °° sonatine.
Durham (A. D.)
19968.
Durham
27386.
Duruflé (Maurice) :
Prélude, récitatif et variations.
18780.
Scherzo. 24906.
Dushkin (Samuel) :
Hopak. 859.
Scherzando.
Duss (J. S.):
Mass in honor
20803.
O sacred book. 21033.
O salutaris. 21034.
Dussek (Ronald) Commemoration.
12919.
Dutton (EH. M. W.)
for organ. 7109.
Dutton (H. P.) & co., ine:
Fifteen songs from Looking out
of Jimmie. 15548.
More very young songs.
Dutton (J. N.) ‘Evangeline.
Dutton (Theodora) :
Drifting autumn leaf. 15408.
Virgin, full of
Amherst marching
17691.
19489.
Fiye song poems.
(Karle) Closer to heav’n.
11834.
of St. Veronica.
Two pastorals
16220.
10359.
Over the donkey trail. 16432.
Singing to sleep. 16711.
Duval (E. L.) Do you remember.
10240.
Duval (Terri) Modernistic you.
23292.
Dvorak (Anton) :
Am schwarzen see. 24481.
Auf der alten burg. 24525.
Dvorakova Gitanka. 19969.
Excerpt from the Largo of The
new world symphony. 27627.
Humoreske. 5465.
Moravia. 25868, 25869.
Polonaise. 23616.
Slavon'e dance. 17236 (382).
Song and the breeze. 23884.
Songs my mother taught me.
12012.
Tanz. 24908.
Trost. 19491 (244).
Waldesruhe. 26815.
Walzer. 24909.
Dvorak (J. A.) Black Hills suite.
189.
1725
INDEX
Dvorshak (Mike) Girlie. 722.
Dyck (Felix) Hymnus. 15708.
Dyck (V.):
Bouffonnerie. 12779.
Charivari. 15235.
Chasse joyeuse. 15238.
Danse orgiaque. 10164.
Drole d’ histoire. 13072.
Femmes d’orient. 7875.
Khadidja. 15963.
Minotchka danse. 13908.
Prélude pathétique. 8961.
Présages funébres. 14233.
Réve enchanteur. 14297.
Soir tombait... 16734.
Sous les masques. 9258.
Voila du bonheur. 17039.
Dye (L. L.) My dream girl. 18966.
Dyer (G. R.) jr.:
I strove with none. 25340.
Little ghosts. 25633.
Dyer (Mabelle) :
Love never faileth. 5914.
Tiny paradise. 14673.
Truth divine. 6991.
‘~Dyer (May van) See Van Dyke
(May)
Dyer (W. J.) Love’s sweet melody.
20730.
Dyke (Spencer) :
Huliah Brown—Spencer Dyke
children’s violin book. 22744.
Hullah Brown—-Spencer Dyke vio-
lin method. 27870.
Dykema (P. W.) Twice 55 plus com-
munity songs. 21687.
Dykins (W. R.)* Wonderful girl.
12495.
Dynes (A. A.) How ean I learn to
love someone else. 3252.
Dyrssen (Hugene) :
Jose-pidgin cat. 5739.
Ping-wing. 6330.
Dyson (George) :
Bach’s birthday. 9844.
Country lad. T7678.
Song of the Cyclops. 9238.
To the Thames. 9406.
Dyson (Hal) Just think of me some-
time. 13635.
Dysthe (Martinius) Mit flag. 20864.
i. (S. A.) See Eppley (Agnes)
Harhart (Will) :
Twice 55 plus community songs.
21687.
Young students piano course.
24407.
Harl (Mary) pseud. See King (R. A.)
Earle (Mollie) Wigglie eyes.
Farle (Rex):
Cecily’s in Sicily. 10027.
Rum-tum-tum. 11800.
17141.
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
Deen eee aT
Harle (Richard) :
How can I do without you, in-
spiration. 13368.
Proceeding. 21197.
Barnest (Frank) Svea. 9310.
Easson (Lawrence) Hello, blue sky!
10613.
Hast (EH. S.)
27582.
Haster (C. F.):
Camping. 17469.
Phantom footsteps.
Easter joy. 555.
Elephant song—Louise.
1691.
Haster, restorer of lost dreams. 7809.
Easter suggestion book. 17696.
Easter treasury, no. 6. 4577 (95).
Eastin (Donovan) Why? 2478.
Hastman school of music. Happy
hypoerite. 13291.
Easton (Sidney) :
Country man blues. 24771.
Dixie’s prodigal son. 17646.
Extra gang. 607.
Pig iron stomp. 187438.
Second handed man. 11864.
Tangle foot. 12131.
Virginia. 9498.
What kind a rythm is that. 26869.
Eastway (C. B.) See Hastway (C. C.)
Hastway (C. C.):
Little mother. 1232.
Our united land. 3886.
War mother’s token. 26823.
Eastwood (Howard) :
College widow. 2863.
ll never leave you again. 81338.
Eaton (Clifford) Memories of you.
6001.
Eaton (Franklin)
17236°( 267, 2638)"
Eaton (M. B.) pseud.
(W. H.)
Eaton (P. W. M.):
Shadow dance.
See Scouton
Blue chords. 202.
Please come back to our little
shack. 11658.
Eaton (R. O.) Skyward. 11942.
Eau 4 la bouche. 557, 15420.
Ebaude bressane. 5127.
Ebbins (Milton) Pauline. 28788.
Ebel (Arnold) Sinfonietta giocosa.
11923.
Ebeling (J. G.)
night rejoices. 7349.
Ebelt (Alfred) I didn’t know that
you stole my heart. 133893.
Eber (Franz) :
All my heart this
Ananas. 9778.
Au bereeau. 17826.
Feuille d’album. 17752.
Romanzetta. 18846.
Rosen. 14329.
Symphonisches vorspiel. 24000.
1726
Liebe ist ein schaukelbrett. 11052.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Ebert (G. E. v. BE) Dear mother of
mine. 10192.
Eblinger (J.) J’ ai lV cafard. 3438,
3434.
Eby (E. A.):
Baby you've been foolin’. 103.
Bleacher stomp. 17406.
Dance of the Twist ’em toys.
24794.
In our love canoe. 18189.
Pretty Mary-Jo. 11700.
You'll come back to El Molino,
27020.
You’re my honey. 19470.
Eby (W. M.) Eby’s complete scien-
tific method. 558.
Eceard (Johannes) :
From heaven’s heights I come to
you: 22561.
Mighty fortress is our God. 23270.
Sweet Mary to the temple fares.
23970.
Eccles (W.
9349.
Ech tee dolia. 10305.
Echamela pa’ ca’. 10306.
Echols (Mildred) Won’t you come
back.. 29569.
Hehtner (K.):
L.) Te Deum laudamus.
Amazon. . 27110, 27111.
Ballet dancer. 27182, 27183.
Bono polka. 27258, 27259.
Es-As polka. 27600, 27601.
Woodland idyl. 2522, 29572.
Hekersley (Eva) Lament. 24426
(137).
Eckersley (Roger):
Al.ne. 19523.
One in the world. 11547.
Praying for rain. 26208.
Eekert (E. A.) My melody girl.
11387. .
Eekert (J. D.) My gal Sal. 23356.
Eckhard (W. J.):
Eckhard violin method for class
teaching. 24913.
First thought in tenor’ banjo
chords. 10421.
Premier tenor banjo method.
8963.
Santos improvising and filling in.
11820.
Eckle (Griffin) Lovin’ you. 16092.
Ecklund (Bert)
14636.
Eckman
21654.
Eckstein (Henrietto)
Eckstein (Maxwell) :
Dreamy melody. 22430:
Jean and Babette. 28126.
Little Navajo. 28293.
One girl in a million.
Then Ill love you.
(Joseph) Tower of light.
Longing. 1254.
23533.
Steppin’ high. 19042.
You made me forget.
Eclipse folio. 51381.
EKeran (L’) des jeunes filles. 15421.
Eddie’s donuts, ine. HEddie’s donut
song. 24915.
Eddington (W. B.)
not mean adieu. 16424.
Eddowes (E. C.) I can see right
through you. 15712.
Ede (Klokner) Ugyan kittemetnek,
Erdelyi magyarok. 29863.
24386.
Our goodbye will
Eder (P. V.) Duodecim hymni ad
benedictionem. 6664.
Edgar (Jack) pseud. See Hostater
(J. HE.) 23958.
EKdgar (Marriott) We moved away
from there. 24215.
Edgar (Percy) Why did the sausage
roll? 29531.
Edipo Re. 11654.
Hdison/ CE; Ast ine.
ediphone. 6546.
Edition international, musikhandel
international, A. E. Wappler:
Addio. 14991.
Misterioso. 6040.
Peurococo. 14172.
Scherzino. 1886.
Trianon. 6976.
Edition Kaleidoskop:
Idyll am bach. 20422,
Indischer tempeltanz.
Kasperles wochenende.
Reverie. 21232.
Edition Kosmos. Du gehst fast jede
nacht mit einer andern aus. 17688.
Edition orientale de musique:
Aischa. 15008.
Danse populaire juive. 14765.
Danseuse saidienne. 12972.
Vieille chanson du Ghetto.
Zeibek. 14967.
Edizioni musicali Ritmica.
mica (Ed zioni musicati)
Edmiaston (B. B.):
Thou art my strength.
Turn away. 26728.
Edmonds (Paul):
At dawn. 19572.
Bells of London. 2735.
Railway porter. 8995.
Edmondson (A. R.) Our
28745.
Edmunds (C. M.):
Bellman. 7490.
Folly’s song. 15504.
Lake and a fairy boat. 1170.
O thou with dewy locks. 8792.
Edmunds (EH. J.):
Please take me back to mammy’s
Say it to the
15873.
15957.
14765.
See Rit-
26663.
youth.
shack. 11660.
Whoopee! on the roundup trail.
14872.
1727
INDEX
Educational stationery house. Shiron.
21354.
Edwards (A. I.):
Beating the sunbaths. 19621.
Come back to me. 24741.
Edwards (Broughton) Tell the
blessed story. 21548.
Edwards (C. F.) I have those moon
beam blues. 5495.
Hdwards (Clara) :
Fisher’s widow. 3075.
Soul of my soul. 16770.
Spain. 19026, 26494.
Stars of the night,
9279.
When I behold. 9555.
When the sun calls the lark.
24276.
sing softly.
- Edwards (Ed.) My gal Sal. 23356.
Edwards (Egon) :
I’m just waiting for you. 20361.
It’s so consoling, leve sweetheart.
28108.
That’s my kind of love. 21565.
Edwards (Emory) Lonely just for
YOu. wis (9: .
Edwards (George) pseud. See Gruen-
berg (Louis) :
Hdwards (Gus):
Babies 4 la mode. 27166.
Baby follies. 27170.
Beau Brummel. 24558.
Booperaboop. 27260.
Could you be true to eyes of blue.
29647 (38).
Crystal throne. 29647 (42).
Dusky Dixie rose. 24907.
Ebony echoes. 2589 (81).
Every day is holiday in kidland.
27619.
Following famous footsteps.
27665.
Girl I loved and lost. 4577 (129).
Hansom ecab drivers. 25136.
Have you seen my _ sweetheart.
29647 (84).
He’s good enough for me. 22681.
I’m dreaming of a by-gone day.
4577 (174), 12594 (139).
I’m going to meet Minnie tonight.
25310.
I’m the man that makes the
money. 29647 (96).
I’ve waited a lifetime for you.
10785, 15805.
If Aladdin would lend me his
lamp. 29647 (101).
If I came back to you and said
I’m sorry. 15822.
Johnny Jones’s sister Sue.
(ddS)p
Kathleen. 29647 (117).
Kitchy coo. 29647 (122).
Little Dolly Varden. 29647 (130).
29647
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Liza. 29647 (132)...
Lon Chaney’s going to get you.
11093, 23103.
Louisiana Louise. 29647 (135).
Maxicana. 1343.
Medley. 24918.
Nobody but you. 11460, 11461.
On the proper side of Broadway.
29647 (170).
Orange blossom time.
Pirates of love. 26185.
Poor but honest. 21183.
Prize fighters’ number.
Rarin’ to go. 28886.
Rosalie. 29647 (190).
Say it with a big brass band.
11829.
Sentimental Tommy. 29647 (203).
She’s mine to have and to hold.
11564.
26218.
4577 (354).
Song bird of melody lane. 29647
(216).
Song that the old minstrel sang.
12010.
Spanish eyes. 2047, 12026.
Terrible toreadore. 12156.
Way down yonder in the cornfield.
14976 (3877, 378).
When old New York was young.
26891.
When the roses bloom again.
24275.
Where the Mississippi flows.
27057 (166).
White wings. 26932.
Wrap me in a Spanish shawl.
252355 250%
You must ask our dear mama.
29647 (268).
Your mother and mine. 12568.
Edwards’ (Harold) Merry chase.
25818.
EHdwards
12928.
Hdwards (Joe)
(Hdward)
Edwards (Julian): —
Ariella. 29647 (6).
Beware of the things that annoy.
29647 (18).
Cannibal maid. 12594 (40).
Dolly Varden. 2589 (69-73), 7310
(50, 51), 14976 (73-76), 29647
(48).
Drums. 29647 (54).
Fairyland. 29647 (62).
For the knot there’s no untying.
14976 (99).
Girl you love. 2589 (107).
Good-bye. 29647 (75).
Good day Yankees. 29647 (76).
I was quite upset. 29647 (98).
Katie my sweet southern rose
27057 (66).
(J. A.) Constant love.
pseud. See. Cucuel
1728
a
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Lay of the jay. 2589 (157).
Love’s night. 29647 (137).
Ma honeysuckle girl. 29647 (138).
My ship’s the girl for me. 2589
(233)
Sir Frog and Mistress Toad.
29647 (212).
Song of the sword. 12594 (358).
Spring sweet spring. 29647 (221).
To be with thee. 14976 (343).
What’s ina name. 29647 (244).
We met in lover’s lane. 2589
(355).
When Johnny comes marching
home. 29647 (246-249).
While you're thinking. 29647
(256).
Who knows. 29647 (260).
Years touch not the heart. 29647
(267).
Edwards (L. K.):
Little painted lady. 18305.
That home sweet home of mine.
19144.
What can I do. 19332.
When you come to the end of the
rainbow. 19366.
Whispering shadows.
Edwards (Leo):
Flower of my heart,
20069.
Golden fleece.
Love is heaven. 3582, 5907.
Serenade picturesque. 4118.
Edwards (M. R.) It wasn’t the moon
dear, but you. 20500.
Edwards (O. M.):
Addendum [to]
America. 12604.
Afterglow. 17256.
Hawaiian isles. 10595.
Love’s morning hours and even-
tide. 20729.
*Neath the moon and stars. 114380.
Those eyes of brown or blue.
21610.
19380.
my rose.
5323.
United States,
"Twas but a kiss. 29358.
Voice of the sea. 241938.
Waters still. 12347.
29517.
News girl’s disas-
Whispering waters.
Edwards (Pansy)
ter. 18589.
Edwards (Philippine) :
Ariella. 29647 (6).
Beware of the things that annoy.
29647 (18).
Cannibal maid. 12594 (40).
Dolly Varden. 2589 (69, 73).
Drums. 29647 (54).
Fairyland. 29647 (62).
For the knot there’s no untying.
14976 (99).
Girl you love. 2589 (107).
Good-bye. 29647 (75).
—————————
SSS
29647 (76).
29647 (98).
7310
Good day Yankees.
I was quite upset.
In the palace of the king.
COL):
Katie my sweet southern
27057 (66).
Lay of the jay. 2589 (157).
Love’s night. 29647 (137).
Ma honeysuckle girl. 29647 (138).
rose.
My ship’s the girl for me. 2589
(238).
Sir Frog and Mistress Toad.
29647 (212).
Song of the sword, 12594 (858).
Spring, sweet spring. 29647 (221).
To be with thee. 14976 (348).
We met in lover’s lane. 2589
(ana)!
What’s in a name. 29647 (244).
When Johnny comes marching
home. 29647 (246-249).
While you're’ thinking. 29647
(256).
Who knows. 29647 (260).
Years touch not the heart. 29647
(267).
Edwards (Robert) Bonnie lassie.
15170.
Edwards (W. C.) Oakeo. 16362.
Eerdmans (W. B.) New Christian
hymnal. 8748.
Effinger (S. S.):
Good morning—good night. 745.
Wind in the wildwood. 24326.
Efird (S. H.) I want to go home.
5613.
Hgan (Jack):
Up forever the old maroon. 24158.
Yokohama dream boat. 14920.
Egan (Leslie) :
Heigh ho. 17911.
Peace of Allah. 18726.
Hean (R. B:)-:
Blue windows. 7522.
In honor of you. 10843.
One moment more with you. 3864.
Egbert (Harry) Hot peppers. 3249.
Egen (Austin) :
Du bist ein veilchen. 15412.
Erst sagen sie ja. 17717.
Glaub’ mir, ich bin dir gut. 25077,
25078.
Heut hab ich sie geeseh’n....
22699.
Ich brauch’ ftir Sonntag eine neue
braut! . 5622.
Ich warte auf die antwort deines
herzens. 28017.
Mary. 8550.
Slip. 6680.
Siisses baby. 4226.
Tausend schédnen, siissen frau’n.
14603.
1729
INDEX
EKgen (Austin)—Continued.
Verzeih’ mir und sei wieder gut.
19275.
Was der Onkel Doktor sagt. 19308.
Was niitzen mir die schonsten
nelken? 193810.
Ingener (C. A.) Carneval revels.
Egg (Bernhard) :
A la gavotte. 24429.
A mignonne. 21970.
Admiral Stosch. 14.
Aegyptische nichte.
Alma amada. 17277.
An der Weser. 19544.
Ballade no. 2. 24629.
Berceuse. 22114.
Blond oder braun.
Cecilla. 10026.
Czardas. 24784.
Durch wolken,
15418.
Ernestine-Weegner-walzer. 579.
Gute alte holzauktion. 15612.
Ich hab’ so einen schwarm fiir
dich! 1805.
Intermezzo. 22162.
Kaiser-walzer. 20563, 25540.
Kol nidrei. 20589.
Réverie d’amour. 22114.
Trinken, das ktissen, das hat seinen
grund. 12254.
Hggeling (Georg):
At the shepherd’s hut. 83.
Country dance. 19844.
Hedge roses. 13321.
Egger (Helen) Horace Mann.
Eggert (Ernst):
Adagio, ma non troppo. 24562.
Allegro molte scherzo. 24564.
Alles in tritimmer. 24466.
Andante molto. 24628.
Ausser atem. 24528.
Berceuse. 25814.
Deutsche tianze.
Fasching—ouverture.
Gavotte. 25046.
Kehraus—galopp. 25550.
Menuett in D-dur. 25886.
Moment musical. 26341.
2812.
9722.
9920.
wind und wetter.
10651.
24565.
15467.
“Papillon. 263858, 26354.
Egget (F. C.) Broadway baby dolls.
12793.
HKggett (E. C.):
Always in my dreams, never in
my arms: 2621.
Am I blue? 9764.
Dance of the paper dolls.
I love you, I hate you.
4995.
10728.
I’m the medicine man for the blues. °
15784.
I say whoopie. 5589.
I’ve never seen a smile like yours.
8205.
If you were mine. 15836.
pt. HI, n. s., v. 2& |
Let me have my dreams. 11034.
Love will find. a way. 11136.
Rose that broke my heart. 6493.
Sweetness of your song. 6843.
Egghard (Jules) Campanella. 19491
(29).
Eggleston (Leah) Lady of today.
28224.
Eggleton (A. V.) Concepcion. 19830.
Eggshell (Papa) I’m goin’ up the
country. 22807.
EKgidj (A. A.) Abbandunata. 4582.
HKigner (Philip) Sound off! 12019.
Eeville (A. H. d’) See D’Heville
(A. H.)
Ehle (V. D.) You and I. 29596.
Ehrlich (B.):
China. 10059.
Kimono. 136538.
Ehrlich (EH. W.) : “i
Montezuma. 8681.
Zero hour. 9700.
Ehrlich (G. L.) Home folks.
Ehrlich (Herman)
18350.
Mem’ries of you.
23245.
Ehrlich (S.) Tu-tu. © 2260, 2952,
9435, 12265.
Ehrlich (Siegwart) :
Bei’m kleinen Amanulla.
Beim Rolandseck
Rhein. 152. ,:
Schlager aus der revue Offent-
lichkeit ausgeschlossen. 1888.
Schlager aus Fitir jeden etwas.
1890.
Hibenschiitz : & Berté Rondine. 16524.
a5,
am griiner
Hibiger tanz. 24922.
Hichel (C. G.) My lovely lady.
20939.
Eichheim (Henry) Oriental impres-
Sions. 26114.
Hichhorn (H. K.) Why not say yes
to-night. 24426 (310).
Hichhorn (lL. D.) Why not say yes
to-night. 24426 (310).
Hickemeyer (Willy) Zwei fugen in
D-moll. 19598. j
Hicker (Joseph) Frontier days in
old Cheyenne. 17794.
Higen (A. Meyer-)
(Aa):
Eigenbroadt (A. D.)
Hilenberg (—) Cupid.
Hilenberg (Richard) :
Blau veilchen. 191.
Forest concert. 21964 (19). :
Prince Henry march. 12594 (319).
Solitude. 12594 (354)..
Hili Hili. 22449.
Hinhorn (Bruno)
23915.
Einoddshofer (Julius) :
Ballade. 15422.
Barearole. 15102.
See Meyer-Higen
Union. 14735.
21964 (13).
Spanial idill[ !]
1730
nos. 1-12, 1929
INDEX
Burleske. 15191.. Eklund (Harry) Christian soldier,
Danse pittoresque. 15318. carry on, 24720.
Gnomen und elfen. 15574. Hla peismatara: 3002.
Saltarello. 16619. Elbel (Bob) ‘Tell me in the moon-
Hischen (M. Tracy-) What manner light. 2146.
of love. 9549. Elbel (Don) ‘Tell me in the moon-
Hiseman (-) Maga nem a regi. light. 2146.
20750. Elbrich (Albert) Lucy and her little
Hisemann (Mihaly):
Amit a jazz-band jaitszik. 22015.
Miss Amerika. 8611.
Hisenberg (Albert) Desert moon.
T(39.
Hisenberg
Hisenberg
( Anita) 27379.
(Harold) :
Aloha oe. 22008.
America. 22011.
Donna é€ mobile.
Home, sweet home.
Cigarette.
24176.
22719.
ry. odes.
Love’s old sweet song. 28347.
Merry widow waltz. 28440.
Song of the Volga boatmen.
23897.
Star-Spangled Banner. 22011.
Eisenberg (Jacob) Home study les-
sons for the piano. 17940.
Hisenberg (R. B.):
Across the Atlantic. 9717.
Animation. 9784.
Favorite mareh. 5192.
March Singapore. 13827.
Pythian. opyyat.
Storm signal. 12069.
Zanzibar. 17227.
Hisenbourg (Adolphe) :
Everything I do. 20017.
Let me be your little shadow.
20636.
Little Boy Blue. 20672.
Tango triste. 21536.
To arms. 21637.
Way up along. 21765.
You can depend on me. 9658.
-Eisenbourg (Dok) pseud. See Hisen-
bourg (Adolphe)
Hisenkramer (I. _ S.) agi tion
song. 10400, 22508.
Hisinger (L. R.) You. 9648.
Hisler (Hanns):
Auf den _ strassen zu
15075.
Drei minnerchore. 22451.
Vier stticke ftir gemischten chor.
17701.
Zeitungsausschnitte.
Zwei minnerchore.
Witzen (L. C.):
Before the dawn. 17367.
Draw me close once again.
Magical moonlight. 18385.
My own. 18544.
Slave’s lament.
Hjote (El) 10317.
singen.
12580.
17702, 22452.
17668.
18968.
pussy. 8505.
Elder (D. M.) Afterwhile. 4597.
Eldred (R. B.) Kiss me with your
eyes. 182835.
What a fool I’ve
29464.
Eldridge (Alfred)
been to believe in you.
Eldridge (Floyd) :
Can’t eat—can’t sleep. 22196.
Double-jointed rhythm. 22401.
I ean’t teach you anything.
22754.
Instead of me. 22939.
Who—when and where. 24305.
Eldridge (H. C.):
Sittin’ up with Susan. 9178.
We’re hanging out the welcome
sign for you. 9533.
Eldridge (Judson) :
Alone. 27102.
Rose bush. 28925.
Eldridge (Sarah) Hi-flyers. 8040.
Eldridge entertainment house, ine.:
Gee whiz! when mother washes
me. 7946.
Hi-flyers. 8040.
Ladies they all like me. 8388.
Mr. Moon and merry Christmas.
8613.
Sittin’ up with Susan. 9178.
We're hanging out the welcome
sign for you. 9533.
Elecciri (Carlos) Tengo una novia.
14610.
Hler (—):
Near you. 11429.
Nifia infiel. 18597.
Why did you forget. 9604.
Elert (S. Karg-) See Karg-Hlert
(S.)
Hlgar (EKEdward) :
Always and everywhere. 7310
(153)
Beau Brummel. 187, 7472, 7473,
12719.
Cockaigne. 7310 (42).
Come gentle night. 7310 (43).
Concerto. 24748.
Coronation ode. 24426 (59).
Harmonium-album. 796.
It comes from the misty ages.
5695-5697.
Land of hope and glory. 24426
(138).
Love’s greeting. 11140.
Pomp and circumstance. 7310
(111, 112);
31
INDEX
Elgar (Edward )—Continued.
Salut d amour, 2589
12594 (331).
Sursum corda. 27057 (1389).
Elgin (A. L.) Old sweetheart of mine.
18652.
HKlia (Johnny)
Elie (Justin) :
(302),
Blondy. 12763.
Danzas tropicales. 27468.
Firefiy fancies. 27653.
Indian dance and ritual.
20477.
Jests and jokes.
Love argument.
Lovita. 11146.
Rumba. 18861, 21273.
Rustic scherzo. 16606.
Elin (Hans):
Im grtinen klee.
Lied auS Hawai. 5844.
Elinor (Carli) Camilla. 10007.
Elizalde (Fred):
Alone in a crowd. 4619.
As the sun goes down. 4654.
Come down to earth, little angel.
2870.
Eastern star.
18158,
15920.
16072.
5646.
10302.
Growh-up baby. 3178.
Natalie. 3773.
Sometimes. 23876.
Turn of the tide. 19236.
Hikan-Vogel co., ine.:
Enigma. 10342.
Modern method for the violon-
celllo.y, 258a2:
Two miniatures. 20748.
Elkin (Robert) :
Blue Danube. 15159.
Call of spring. 15207.
Menuet antique. 6009.
Elkin & co., Itd.:
At parting. 15062.
Beau Brummel.
12719.
Blue Danube. 15159.
Boat song of the Isles.
Busybodies. 17453.
Call of spring. 15207.
Chansonnette. 323.
Crook’s shadow. 15294.
Deirdre. 476.
English waltz.
Fairy frolic. 5178.
Filmelodies. 17756.
Golden sheaves. 17847.
Guilt. 15610.
Huntsman’s song.
In service. 3405.
Introduction to a comedy. 15879.
Isles of the Sea. 10879.
Last trail. 15990.
Laus Deo. 28240.
Longing. 20699.
Love theme. 16083.
137, 7472, 7473,
9941.
15434.
10673.
Dts iit, 1s Sve
Menuet antique. 6009.
Passionate shepherd. 3910.
Peace. 1682. \
Shadowtown. 6610.
Sorrow. 16765.
Sweet o’ the year. 4247.
There is a garden in her face.
12183.
Valse sentimentale. 17017.
Wistful melody. 17158.
Youth. 4574.
Hile est @ vous. 5140, 5446, 15530,
24930.
Ellen (Al. van) See Van Ellen (A1.)
Hilena May. pseud. See Ackerman
(BE. M.)
Eller (Herman) One summer night.
26098.
Ellery (R. M.):
All over town. 2616.
Castle in Spain. 4862.
I want to be good. 5609.
Jeannette. 15918.
When Elien starts to vamp. 7168.
Ellingford (H. F.):
Jubilee overture. 5745.
Masonic mareh. 5977.
Romanza. 6081.
Ellington (Duke):
Awful sad. 2681.
Blues with a feeling. 4772.
Dicty glide. 10222.
Doin’ the voom voom. 10245.
Duke steps out. 24902.
Flaming youth. 5218.
Goin’ to town. 3160.
Harlem flat blues. 10582.
Haunted nights. 25150.
High life. 8048.
Hot and bothered. 861.
Memphis wail. 3660. —
Mississippi moan. 13907.
Misty mornin’. 6041.
Mooch. 1415.
Move over. 6078.
Rent party blues. 14292.
Rub-a-tub-lues. 6504.
Saturday night function. 16627.
Sloppy Joe. 14440..
Swamp river. 2099.
What a life! 7148.
Elliott (Ernest)
loving. 4450.
Elliott (Leslie) :
Flute across the lake. 225380.
I shall go softly all my years.
8195.
( Lionel )
We could be more
Elliott
(166)
Elliott (Perey) :
Ascherberg’s ideal cinema series.
19569.
Flowers of memory.
June reverie. 13618.
No ecards. 19491
3087.
1732
7 ae ee eee ee ee
a
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
f
Punchinello. 26225.
Scenes through the mirror. 4095.
Sweet summer days. 23977.
Hiliott (Renah) Charmed land is
calling. 2829.
Huis (C. O.) Everywhere I go. 17726.
Ellis (Cecil) Death ealls in vain.
13001.
Ellis (George) :
Chinese fortune teller. 15246.
7885.
13781.
the pride of the Pearl.
Fineesh—I go!
Lovers’ lane.
Perey.
28800.
Spring’s in the air.
Ellis (J. H.)
day morn.
12037.
Song I heard one Sun-
4577 (364)
Ellis (Jack) I can get it for you
wholesale. 8092, 13387.
Hillis .(M. M.) Pense
24426 (223)
d’automne.
Ellis (Nona) Everywhere blues.
22485.
Hillis (RR. M.) Pense d’automne.
24426 (223)
Hillis (Robin):
Ave Maria. 94.
Evening prayer. 595.
Just for to-day. 1121.
Mass in C. 8556.
Mass in F. 13846.
On that resurrection day. 1625.
Radiant sun. 16532.
Seek not here. 1912.
Something for Thee. 23874.
Sun of my soul. 23955.
Until He come. 2289.
Ellis (S. W.) Should I come home.
26397.
Ellis (Seger):
- Poppin’ ’em out. 3964.
Shivery stomp. 26396.
Ellis (Sid) Desert sands. 19917.
Ellis (T. C.) For Jesus goes with me,
too. 13180.
Ellis (Vivian):
Ev'ry little moment. 4205.
I don’t know how. 22760.
Mister Cinders. 6039, 11293.
Oh, what you can do to me. 6232.
Shadow of a rose. 21330.
Spread a little happiness. 4205,
6762, 6763.
Ellis (W. R.)
3653.
Ellison (Ben)
Ellison (KE. A.)
Membership blues.
Come seven. 17557.
There’s a little cot-
tage on the hill. 14648.
Ellison (E. H.) pseud. See Ellis
(ae et.)
Ellison (Francis) Would you wel-
come me now sweetheart? 7246.
Ellison (Harold) Moonbeams bright.
13919.
Ellison (Henry) Would you welcome
me now sweetheart? 7246.
Ellison (James) Anna Margrethe.
~ BIITZ9.
Ellstein (Abe) Fleishige, milchige un
pareve yiden. 5221.
Elistrom (EK. E.):
I had never
10709.
I’m just a dreamer. 18045.
Moonlight dreams. 23307.
You taught me how to love you.
12559.
Ellwood (Eugenie)
PAR vad
Elri (Madaline)
glories blossom.
Elsbury (Leona) Moonbeams. 8637.
Elsen (M. J. V.) Mass in honor of
St. Mathias. 25774.
met your pal yet.
Mother’s lullaby.
When the morning
17106.
Elsie-Jean. Sing a song of good
health. 16707.
Elsmo (Sverre) Kiddies kabaret.
1148.
Hilsner (1. 8.) :
Anthology of sacred song. 17236
(15-19)
Ecco ridente in cielo. 14976
(200)
Hymn to night. 14976 (25, 26)
Sun goes down. 4577 (383)
Wenn der freude thrinen fliessen. -
24426 (191).
Bisnie: €3.. Ps):
Boli mé hlavicka. 27253.
Jeteli¢ku v lese. 28134.
Oberek podlaski. 28674.
Vieni sul mare. 29402.
Z matopolski. 29638.
Z wielkopolski. 29639.
Eltorott a hegeditim. 565.
Elton (H. E.):
I live round the corner. 25276.
Is there room for a little one.
15886.
Oh! Maggie, what have you been
up to? 18640.
She said she wouldn’t. 1944.
Wait a minute. 29422.
Elvan (Tor) Hjemreisen. 15668.
Elwell
13291.
Elwyn (John)
Hly (M. VV.)
4245.
Emberton (M. C.):
Armless boy. 17316.
Gooseberry pie. 17856.
Hmbry (R. M.):
Footsteps. 17774.
I’m sailing high on a moonbeam:
8166.
Tell me whose girl you are.
Emerald Isle. 2589 (83).
(Herbert) Happy hypocrite.
Ship song. 29025.
Sweet honeymoon.
6874.
1733
INDEX
Hmerson (-) While the moon. shines
bright. 19491 (264).
Emerson (A. L.) In my garden of
memory. 15850.
Emerson (C. D.) pseud. See Gabriel
(CP'aae)
Emerson (L. O.): !
Ashamed of Jesus. 14976 (15).
Forth to the fight. 4577 (120).
Holy, holy, holy, Lord. 9709
(104).
Lift up your heads. 4577 (207).
On! to victory. 12594 (290).
Response. 12594 (325).
Sons and daughters of the Pil-
grims. 17236 (398).
There were’ shepherds. 14976
(aiastials
We rock away on the billows gay.
17069.
Emerson (M. H.):
Ashamed of Jesus. 14976 (15).
Forth to the fight. 4577 (120).
Holy, holy, holy, Lord. 9709
(104).
Jesus hail! enthroned in glory.
2589 (139).
Lift up your heads. 4577 (207).
On! to victory. 12594 (290).
Response. 12594 (325).
Savior, breathe an evening bless-
ing. 17236 (354).
Sons and daughters of the Pil-
grims. 17236 (398).
There were shepherds.
(387).
Emery (D. R.):
Fairies’ ball.
Fairy frolic.
Hunt. 27872.
Night song. 28617.
Serenade to Vida. 18913.
Thou art my God. 24076.
Winds to the silent morn.
Emery (M. H.)
14976 (108).
Emick (Renatta)
Emick (Rita)
14976
13134.
22492,
14891.
Gavotte de concert.
Happy. 251389.
When you were mine.
21829.
Emler (Carl) I’m gonna be happy.
932.
HEmler (Frank) I’m gonna be happy.
932.
Hmmans (G. H.) When it’s apple
blossom time in Virginia. 12408.
Emmell (D. C.) O Maggie, be mine.
14070.
Emmons (Kenneth) No one else will
ever do. 28682.
Hmparan (Beatriz de) Noche de
amor. 21005.
pt. WI, n.'s., v. 24
Empire music ¢Co.:
I ain’t got nothin’ for nobody but
you. 8086. i
What good are dreams. 19335.
Where ever there’s a will. 2460.
Emskamp (M. A.) Spring dreams.
16792.
Emson (Paul):
By the Volga. 7555.
Dear old fashion’d waltz. 10194.
En mi loco desvario. 571.
En passant par un échalier. 5144,
Enchantements d’Alcine. 15481.
Hneor (CG,
Love is a dance. 18350.
Silver wreath. 18944.
Enders (Georg) :
Du gay at mej ett paradis pa jor-
den. 138074.
Vaekra, vita flingor. 12301.
Nagon gang nagonstans nagon
var. 14015.
Varfo6r ser jag tarar i dina 6gon.
12301,
Enders (Harvey) :
Three little chestnuts. 12207.
Vodvil. 21789.
Endor (Chick) :
Hula hula lullaby. 3261.
I’ve always wanted to call you
my sweetheart. 8200, 18073.
I want to be somebody’s sweet-
heart. 27996.
If I didn’t miss you. 3372
That Monte Carlo song. 2159,
When days begin. 4471.
Endres (F. J.) Peggy. 8894. -
En Earl (D. G.):
Katherine Lou. 11386.
What! no onions? 14827.
Engel (Florence) I’m lonely. 22817.
Engel (Heinrich) pseud. See Hngel-
mann (H.)
Engel (Willem) Wunder-cello. 2536.
Hngel-Berger (Willy) :
Bisschen seide- und darin du!
27230.
Du oder keine, darling. 549.
Ich kannte eine! 988.
Lieber schatz, warum denn _ bé6s’
sein. 1208.
Like a song that falls out of the
SKY. julaw Le.
M’hai rubato il cuore. 25713.
Mein onkel braucht eine reiche
tante. 5996.
Mon coeur est un _ jazz-band.
16208.
Was deine augen fragen. 7110.
1000 worte liebe! 27056, 27057.
Engelke (HK. A.) My sweet midnight
girlie. 11411.
Engelkes (Lavere)
sweet home. 3088.
Folks at home
1734
ear I~ — ce
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Engell (Paul) Divorce of the painted
dolls. 15864.
Engelmann (H.)
Danse militaire. 4577 (78).
Day dreams. 4577 (S80).
Diamond medal. 4577 (85).
Escamillo. 4577 (99, 100).
Hungarian dance. 4577 (161).
Intermezzo pizzicato. 4577 (187).
Little comrades. 4577 (210).
Little home pet. 4577 (212, 218).
Little lords and ladies gay. 4577
(214).
My first waltz. 4577 (281).
Old English dance. 7310 (105).
When love is young. 4577 (421).
Engelmann (M. C.):
Danse militaire. 4577 (78).
Day dreams. 4577 (S80).
Diamond medal. 4577 (85).
Escamillo. 4577 (99, 100).
Hungarian dance. 4577 (161).
Intermezzo p-zzicato. 4577 (187).
Little comrades. 4577 (210).
Little home pet. 4577 (212, 213).
Little lords and ladies gay. 4577
(214).
My first waltz. 4577 (281).
Old English dance. 7310 (105).
When love is young. 4577 (421).
Engels (Carl):
Deutsche lied. 483.
Grosse heimweh. 765.
Heimweh. 17912.
Kleine madame! 20586.
Liebe kommt—liebe geht. 20646.
Singers mahnung. 1856.
Englander (Ludwig) :
Bold hussars. 14976 (40).
Come and take a stroll with me.
24426 (46).
Cupid is the captain. 12594 (64).
English coon song. 14976 (84).
I want to be a soldier lady. 24426
CITT):
Lesson in flirtation. 14976 (180).
Loretta. 14976 (192).
Lecve’s young dream. 12594 (213).
Microbes in a kiss. 24426 (179).
Nora Ryan. 24426 (203).
Soldier’s story. 12594 (353).
Song of the strollers. 14976 (305).
Strollers. _ 29647 (225).
When I am yours dear. 24426
(804).
Whistling Bill. 24426 (309).
You are my fiancée. 24426 (315).
Engle (Stella) Regretting. 26251.
Engleman (Joseph) :
Alarm. 2612.
Battle scene. 17352.
Bugle call. 4810.
Carnival. 2813.
Cocktail girl. 17539.
Doll’s house. 10247.
Fight agitato. 10411.
Fun and frolic. 3116.
Greyhounds. 3174.
Harlequinade. 10583.
Hayseed. 17896.
Hilarity. 17927.
Jealousy. 10902.
Land of fancy. 25580.
Love episode. 11117.
Love’s memory. 25700.
Mixed drinks. 18478.
Nerves. 18585.
Poéme d’amour. 28828.
River girl. 11770.
Shudders. 11907.
Stage coach. 4207.
Tall story. 19116.
When shadows fall. 26893.
Wild rosemary. 12477.
Engler (Harold) I like my booze.
915.
Engiewood music house. Nobody ever
looks at me. 6188.
English (Addie) When papa steps
out. 26892.
English (Granville) :
Chasing the butterflies. 12875.
Gateway of dreams. 13221, 18222.
Lavender thoughts. 1186.
Marionettes go marching. 25759.
Sérénade capricieuse. 26368.
Twilight voices. 9448.
When lo, upon a windy morn.
2441.
Whispering waters. 29517.
English folk dance soc.:
Abergenny. 24482.
Bashful swain. 24558.
Bellamira. 24573.
Booth’s hornpipe. 24621.
Christ-church bells in Oxon.
24719.
Cottey house. 24766.
Draper’s maggot. 24878.
Green sleeves and yellow lace.
Payal T.,
Hole in the wall. 25197.
Kemp’s jigg. 25551.
Lady-day. 25570.
Mr. Cosgill’s delight. 25845.
More the merrier. 25871.
No-body’s jigg. 26011.
Northern Nancy. 26017.
Ormond house. 26118.
Pretty miss. 26212.
Pretty nun. 26213.
Red house. 26245.
Rockingham castle. 26283.
Rowling eye. 26805.
Sadler’s Wells. 26316.
Softly robin. 264382.
Spanish jigg. 26496.
Temple-barr. 26613.
1735
INDEX
English folk dance soc.—Continued.
Trenchmore. 26692.
Trip to Paris. 26700.
Way to Norwich. 26833.
Wedding. 26840.
Whimbleton house.
English peasant songs.
26923.
22462.
English tunes. 24942.
Eniatnoif (Rax) Come love, come
waltz. 27408.
Enlévement au sérail.
Hnnis (Dasy)
army. 28523.
Ennis (EF. B.) My friend the man in
the moon. 8686.
Eno (Paul):
Assembiy.
White crow.
Enoch (C. M.)
15742.
Enoch (Hric) Attack.
Enoch (Robert) :
Jimmy’s jazz band.
Modern American
28467.
Hnoch & cie.:
Ab! Quel temps!
Air de Sadko.
Aladin. 9741.
Annheau d’argent.
Au revoir, Paris.
Automne. 12866.
Ca, e’est amour. 9994.
Carnaval ture. 12852.
Chanson de Lewko. 17496.
Chanson de lune. 12867.
Chanson du houblon. 17498.
Chanson joyeuse. 17499.
Couvert pour deux. 7679.
Dans les steppes de l’Asie centrale.
17609.
Danse indienne.
Danse orentale. 17612.
Danse villageoise. 12971.
Deux pigeons. 13011.
Edueat‘on manquée
Espana. 13110.
Femme, eternel printemps. 10403.
Fleur dans la fourrure. 10428.
Fleurs ne mentent jamais. T7899.
Galéres. 10485.
Gargantua. 10489.
Heure ensoleillée. 133830.
Imploration. 13524.
Intermezzo. 19121.
Je taime. 10901.
Lais. 11004.
Ophélia. 11558.
Plus qu’ hier. 11663.
Polka négre. 11673.
Que ¢c’ est beau la jeunesse. 11729.
Rarahu. 11743.
Rossignol s’est tu...
Scherzo-valse. 11836.
6080.
My beau that’s in the
27057 (6).
29647 (258).
"il catch that plane.
9808.
1093.
folk song.
9733.
17264.
22215.
7414.
17611.
13084.
18858.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Sérénade a Ninon. 14386.
Soir au Lido. 4164.
Thé ou chocolat. 12179.
Triste est le steppe... 19226.
Vierge a la créche. 14768.
Vous avez perdu ¢a dans un taxi.
9509.
Enoch & sons. Sunbeams.
Enoch & sons (1927) Itd.:
Seavenger. 1884.
Selection of EHasthope Mart’n’s
songs. 6588.
Enter Pauline. 17712.
Entwisle (M. M.) If you missed me.
25396.
Ephraim (H. R.) I wants yer back
ma hun’, 17236 (702
Epley (H. C.) Oregon. 26113.
Eppley (Agnes) Benediction hymns.
2iteaie
Epstein (Sidney) :
For no reason at all. 22541.
I’m happy with you. 20355.
I’ve got a feeling. 18075.
You can’t go wrong. 21911.
19069.
You’re the one I love. 24397.
Erb (devia:
Lord is my light. 29647 (134).
When, His_ salvation bringing.
21801, 21802.
Erb (M. A.) Summer days at Mea-
dow Brook. 4232.
Ercole (Guzzi Buzzi) See Buzzi
(EH. G.)
Erdmann (Ava) My sweetheart
mother. 25952.
Erdmann (Hans):
Liebessehnsucht-l eidensechaft.
23944.
Rauschende festmusik. 26534.
Erdody (Leo) Serenade picturesque.
4118.
Hrice (Antoinette)
HErichs (H.) Pansy.
17236 (811).
Erickson (C. H.)
pray. 29145
Erickson (Helmar)
3576.
(253),
Lost flower.
2589
Steal away and
Dreamy mellow
moon. 2983.
Erickson (Jamie) Persianna. 8902.
Hricson (Brita) Valliflickans sang.
21710.
Erinnyes. 2589 (199).
Prkert (A. A.) Giovanna. 3141.
Erlebach (Rupert) Collection of
Handel’s songs 3188, 3189, 7999-
8001, 18280, 13281.
Ernani. 2589 (3850).
Ernst (—) Gesangszene A-dur.
26348.
Ernst (Jean) Nir granarna klides
till brud. 11426.
1736
nos. 1-12, 1929
———
Ernst (Ruby):
Ernst modern graded stud es for
saxophone. 5150.
Playing hot on the. saxophone.
14190.
Ernst (W. A.):
Ernst modern graded studies for
saxophone 7825, 7826, 10846,
10347, 15435.
Loreley. 13759.
Playing hot on the saxophone.
14190.
Sweet and iow. 14570.
Ernst modern graded studies for saxo-
phone. 10346, 10347.
Erro (M. J. HE. E.) Ordre de V’Em-
pereur. 19491 (173).
Erst (S. A.):
Christ triumphant.
God is love. 5316.
Erste beste. 22468.
Erven (G. P.):
Three jazz inspirations. 582.
1000 jahre voller liebe médcht ich
leben mit der Ursula. 2589.
Erwin (Max):
Blue night.
304.
4763.
When the lilac blooms again.
14847.
Erwin (Raiph):
An der Weser, an der Mosel. 7369.
Aus den augen, aus dem Sinn...
22054.
Ce n’est que votre main, Ma-
dame... 15228.
Du bist die frau. 17687.
Erste frau, die ich gektisst. 5151.
Four words. 13192, 15519.
Fiir ein kleines abenteuer bist du
viel zu schad’. 22567.
Hatt’ ich nicht so angst vor meiner
frau. 779, 780.
I kiss your hand, madame.
912, 3292, 5501, 10713.
Ich betriig’ dich nur aus liebe.
15816, 20415.
Ich ktisse ihre hand madame.
8225.
Ich muss dich lieben. 22882.
In jede schéne frau verlieb’ ich
mich sofort! 22909.
Kommen sie zu mir zum tee. 3505.
Schonsten augen hat meine frau.
1893.
Sie kiissen mir die hand. 18937.
910—
Sterne, die wir nie erreichen...
23937.
Vier worte modeht’ ich dir -jetzt
sagen. 7055.
Erwood (C. F. J.) I love baby, and
She loves me. 15753.
EKs-As-polka. 27600, 27601.
Es ist was los! 27603.
Es kommt jeder dran. 846.
Escapade. 21988.
Escher (Chester) :
After the dance is over. 9726.
Always alone, thinking of you
15028.
As well as I remember. 4656.
Baby I still love you. 4687.
Berry: 15137,
Beside the great big silvery moon
24587.
Blue heaven. 24610.
Broken hearts on Broadway.
12796.
California rose. 24672.
Calling you back again. 22191.
Clarita. 22254.
Come back to me. 24741.
Cutie-cutie-cute. 10138.
Dandruff, dandruff, I don’t love
"Syouny Looks.
Day seems a year.
Daybreak. 12987.
Dearie. 17629.
Dewdrops and teardrops.
Do we do. 5057.
Don’t write...telegraph!
Dreams. 15404.
Drops of tears.
End of my trail. 24937.
Flapper glorified. 17762.
Get up and get hot. 22585.
Gi’ me. 5287.
Give me a kiss. 17825.
Good-bye forever. 15593, 27738.
Grandpa’s radio goes bam, zowie,
zee. 10562, 15600.
Granny. 5348, 15601.
Gun man. 5864.
Honest and truly I believed you.
15681.
Hoot-owl’s hooting. 13358.
Hum a little melody. 15696.
I'd love to love some one. 25253.
Tl always love you. 15739.
I love you, America. 18022, 27944.
I’m leaving my blue-eyed Joe.
5d54. '
I never can dream of you no more.
PAB REM
I remember. 10765.
I’ve been dreaming dreams. 10776.
I wonder what they’re doing ’way
back home. 13500.
If I could only make you mine.
22887.
In Dixie I long to be. 15845.
It’s a lonesome world. 13571.
It’s all because of you my dear.
DOLT.
10218.
10257
15410.
22951.
It’s you! 10890.
Just a pin. 22993.
Just a sweetheart in dreams.
15942.
INDEX
Escher (Chester )—Continued.
Just around the bend in the road.
13628.
Just to love you and kiss you
again. 5763.
Kiss me, mother dear! 15968.
Let me call you sweetheart Mary.
5833.
Life. 16021.
Love like mine makes a _ honey-
moon shine. 16079.
Lover’s song. 13782.
Mary, come back to me. 238208.
May flowers and day dreams.
O27;
Memories of childhood. 11258.
Memories of you. 6001.
Moonlight waltz. 23308.
My dream lover. 16249.
My Evangeline Belle. 13968.
My girlie. 6111.
My love in the wild. 23377.
My old gal and I. 238390.
My pal Sue. 1500.
My paradise. 113896.
My pretty tootsy wootsy baby.
11397.
My radio gal. 18997, 28565.
My Sheba. 14000.
My snookums. 18550.
My sweetheart of the _ ages.
14008.
My sweetheart Tilley. 16296.
Nightingale please tell her.
25989.
Nudity. 6203, 16348.
Oh, Miss Propriety. 11517.
Oh! sunshine! 62380, 16379.
Onliest one. 235389.
Our big moment blues. 14121.
Our castle of dreams. 6280,
16421.
Pedestrian and the auto. 28795.
Pleading. 18754.
Rendezvous with you. 6482.
Rumble along. 28929.
Sad memories of you. 26315.
Shadowland eall. 143896.
She’s a girl with a _ personality.
11891.
She’s a whoopee mama. 23795.
She’s my. girl. 11899.
Since you went away. 11921.
Sinking of the Vestris. 6667.
Smile a little while. 238849.
Smile, and a song. 26424.
Sonny. 12015, 19017.
Spooning in the sky. 120381.
Sweet Ann! 16840.
Sweetheart. 23979.
Sweetheart I adore. 12109.
Sweetheart mine, I hear you call-
ing me. 6835.
Tell me little Gypsy. 26611.
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
That’s why I’m so happy. 12175.
That southern belle of mine.
16909.
‘Tis a lesson we all boys to learn.
16940.
Told in the stars. 16948,
Under the stars. 24151.
Wagon trains. 12335.
Wallflower. 14782.
Way. 14798.
Well climb thru the clouds.
12300;
What is it, dear. 7155.
When blue _ skies turn black.
24250.
When twilight stole o’er my cot-
tage home. 24278.
Where is my sweetheart tovaiebis
12436.
Whole world has gone whoopee.
12454.
Whoopee is the craze. 12456.
Why do you play with a broken
heart? 17136.
Winging back. 17153.
Word of God. 17175.
Write a letter home. 26985.
You may be my use to be. 27025.
You promised me! 29615.
Your best friends. 17222.
Your love is like the sparkling
dew. 19485.
2x 4, .27@a5,
Eschig (Max) Editions:
Acis et Galathée. 21976.
Acuérdate. 27063.
Amarantina. 4624,
Amazonas. 27112.
Amériques. 27116.
Amour dans les roses. 4634,
24487.
Argentinéa. 4646.
Arioso. 24508.
Atlantica. 4667.
Automne malade. 24529.
Ballet italien. 24545.
Berceuse. 4735.
Brasilerita. 4792.
Brelan de javas. 4796.
C’est Naples. 22180.
Ce nest que votre main, Ma-
dame... 15228.
Chanson de Blaisine. 27336.
Chants d’Espagne. 15234,
Choros. ' 351, 7633—71635:
Ciel d’azur. 22251.
Colére des Pharisiens. 22267.
Complainte. 4942.
Corranda. 22288.
Country-dance and variations.
7677.
' Danse des tulipes. 5000.
Danses africaines. 24802.
Deuxiéme sonatine. 484.
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
Deuxiéme trio. 7743.
Diane chasseresse. 22367.
Dos canciones. © 8004.
Douze espagnoles. 13329.
Dreaming of love. 22422.
Enfant de Paris! 27594.
Estrella é lua néva. 7831.
Etude. 7834, 7835, 22468-22470.
Féte a Oslo. 5201.
Folias. 7909.
Fox-trot, tango et finale. 5245.
Gallardas. 7939.
Gavotte aymée du Duc de Mon-
mouth. 22577.
Grand chic de Paris. 5344.
Grand concerto. T7979.
Grazioso. 53851.
Gure Herria. 7995.
Halifax. 25128.
Hymne 4 Jeanne d’ Are. 22747.
Impressions paiennes. . 1005.
Impromptu. 238649.
Invocation de Sapho. 13561.
Jean gui pleure et Jean qui rit.
5726, 22969.
Joinville musette. 15931.
Jota. 5740.
Kobe. 23029.
Lit laqué blane. 25627.
Mal encuentro... 23181.
Marche de Vindustrie. 5964.
Marche funambulesque. 23.195,
23196.
Méditation. 5998.
Menuet. 23255.
Micheline. 6018.
Milonguero. 20852.
Minuit, Place Pigalle. 6030, 16189.
Mirka. 6032.
Miss Cinéma. 6033, 23279.
Missa brevis in Pentecoste. 6035.
Mokocé cé-maka... 8624.
Mon ccur est un _ jazz-band.
16208.
Monsieur mon amour. 25860.
Mother darling. 28489.
My Dixieland. 6106.
Na Bahia tem... 8729.
Nocturne. 8904.
Nonetto. 23459.
Novelty Chopin. 6199.
Nozani-na. 8781.
Occupe toi du pli de ton pantalon.
6219.
Orage dans la montagne. 6267.
Pont d’amour. 6352.
Prélude. 22286.
Prélude pour la mort de Tinta-
giles. 6377.
Premiére sonate-fantaisie. 23631.
Qu’en pensez-vous? 6407.
Qu’est-ce que tu t’ecrois. 21203.
Quatre miniatures. 22629.
Quejas. 6411.
Recueil de mazurkas. 23676.
Retour. 23692.
Roi d’Yvetot. 6472.
Romanza antigua. 9053.
Ronsardises. 26292.
Rosa la gitana. 6483, 6484.
Rose nocturne. 6487.
Roses du matin. 6495.
Rudepoéma. 9070.
Scherzo fantasque. 9101.
Second concerto. 9112.
Semailles. 23776.
Sérénade de Montmartre. 6600.
Sevilla. 23785.
Sextuor. 26379.
Si Joséphine elle savait @a...
26399.
Sinfonietta. 9169.
Six chansons de Bilitis. 24797.
Soledades. 23861. _.
Soleil et la montagne. 6697.
Sommeil d’Antiope. 23877.
Sonatina. 23882.
Sonatine de jazz. 23883.
Stella. 6779.
Suite andine. 23949.
Suite de Mallorca. 16822.
‘Sweetie. 6842.
Tiento. 24086.
Tipsy. 24095.
Toujours en retard. 6965.
Treize études contrapuntiques.
7509.
Tres poemas indigenas. 7056.
Tristesse de Jeanneton. 6982.
Trois études de jazz. 23942.
Trois mélodies. 23711.
Troisiéme trio. 9426.
Valse 4 Ninon. 7037.
Valse de la bicyclette. 24166.
Vidla quebrada. 9495.
Vision de volupté. 29410.
Xango. 9641.
Youp et youp. 7289.
Zita’s smile. 29642.
2°™° danse espagnole. 29645.
Ouverture symphonique. 23559, | Hschig (Max) et cie.:
26130. icin. 1
Palomita. 23576. Fe Poe rend.
Papae curumiasst. 8873. Coq a chanté, 406
= piabacagga yes og Création du monde. 15289.
Pavane. 8887-8889. ' Danza de la gitana. 454.
Petite suite en ré mineur. 8908. Danza de la pastora. 455.
Polo. 6348. Fiancée vendue. 633.
2469-3012 1739
INDEX
Hschig (Max) et cie—Continued.
Rose de minuit. 1882.
Traité de Vharmonie. 2234.
Escobar (Amedeo) :
Congiura dei burloni. 27414.
Saturnale. 28958.
Tramonto sul Tabor. 16960.
Escobar (Hfrain) Aima entristecida.
Wi2tS.
Se GW Ele) a
High hatters ball.
Miss So and So.
Hsperance (EK. J.)
22702.
23281.
San Francisco I
love you. 28947.
Espinosa (J. J.) Loca juventud.
11091.
Espinosa (Sabino) :
Es por ti corazon. 13107.
Mis delirios. 3672.
Espinosa de los Monteros (Carlos)
Mariposa. 11217.
Hspla (Oscar) :
Pajara pinta. 26136.
Romanza antigua. 9053.
Soledades. 23861.
Esposito (Michael) West’s awake.
7310 (144).
Hssary (Nettie) Thinking, just think-
ing of you. 6918.
Esso (-Van) ' & co.,.N. V. algemeene
muziekhandel en uitgerversmaatsch
appij. Groot-Rotterdam. 25118.
Kistabrook (M. L.) Date for only two
2921.
Kstelle Ruth. pseud. See Rubin (HE
R.)
Kstep (D. H.)
Ksters (D. E.)
Wstes (John):
Diving duck blues. 27520.
Girl I love she got long curly hair.
27715.
Racket.’ 1771.
Baby it’s you. 27173.
Esther of olden days. 20006.
Hsthes (D. B.):
I’m that someone. 20872.
You’re mine, all mine. 19468,
24392.
Hstoses (C. J.) Mensajera. 18446.
Estrella é lua nova. 7881.
Bstrin {ob
I'll always be with you. 25278.
In my dream of heaven and you.
25429.
Russian stars in June.
Tune in on my love eall.
Esvé (8.) Tangerina. 2131.
Eternal (The) light. 38021, 3022.
Etlinger (Richard) :
Hrich, nur dir gehor’ ich. 578.
So ein trépchen steight ins k6épf-
chen. 1999.
War’ ich doch noch ein baby wie
QuUpt: ..1 2BBIG
Etranger. 17236 (120).
26309.
29352.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Etson ‘M. H.)
headed. 3846.
Hitt (C.) Laudate Dominum. 5813.
Etting (Ruth):
Am I to blame.
Maybe—who knows?
13854, 13855.
Oh! we like ’em bald-
24479, 24480.
11228-11230,
Kittinger (Max) Lucia von Lammer-
moor. 5066.
Eugene (M. C.) pseud.’ See Dreyfus
(Max)
Eulenburg (Ernst):
Melanie, ich lieb’ dich spat und
frtih. 13870.
Sei mir nicht bose. 143879.
Willst du seh’n in’s herz einer
frau. 14889.
20 ettiden. 29059.
Hurydiceum school of music.
step. 2068.
Evans (A. L.)
6489.
Evans (Archie) :
Aniela. 2641.
Cleopatra. 2853.
Evans (C. M.)
dreams. 19901.
Evans (D. O.):;
Christ at the oon 27057 (22).
Happy villagers. 29647 (83).
Light of life. 27057 (75).
Evans (David):
Concerto. 598, 3025.
Maesaleg. 11170.
Hivans (Dezso) Do you love me true.
22381.
Evans (Fred)
25300.
Evans (Geo.) :
Down at lover’s roost. 29647 (50).
In the good old summer time.
14976 (150).
It’s got to be a minstrel show to-
night. 14976 (161).
When the winter time comes round.
29647 (254).
Evans (Gladstone) Lullaby. 11156.
Evans (Guy) Girl I used to know.
21 (NG:
Evans (J. C.)
Evans (J. S.)
26112.
Evans (M. L.):
Cascadas. 2818.
Hemp spinner of Cartago. 824.
Inquisitive mosquito. 1052.
Toast for Pierrot. 2218.
Evans (M. T.):
Come, dance with me.
Hehoes from the pines.
Golden days. 38163.
Young harpist. 4570.
Evans (Manford) In the shadow of
the cross. 18149.
Step-by-
Rose of my dreams.
I’m as good as you.
Kitty Shane. 28212.
Oregon pledge song.
2868.
2997.
1740 -
Dear little girl of my
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Evans Father Time jazz.
7872.
Evans (Roy):
Day break blues. 24814.
Lonesome yodelin’ blues.
My old lady blues. 3748.
My sunny Tennessee. 14007.
Evans (S. A.) In my garden of mem-
(Oni Ne)
1250.
ories. 20453.
Evans (S. 3H.) My western maid.
18569.
Evans (S. J.) Song of the cat. 6726.
Evans (T. E.):
Drowsy eyes. 546.
If I could forget like you. 994.
Morning skies. 1427.
Evans (T. P.) In my port of dreams.
15852.
Evans (Tolchard) :
Casabianea. 311.
Giggling golliwog. 5290.
Heather moon. 20233.
Mademoiselle Pomme - de - terre.
11167.
Marvelous, magical moon. 8548.
Monte Carlo. 20873.
My Irish paradise. 6123. .
Tho’ castles tumble down. 6921.
Yellow corn. 9648.
Yes! ves! yes! I certainly will.
17188.
Evans (Tom) Lonely lane.
Evans (Willie) If love’s true.
Evans & Heath:
Aniela. 2641.
Cleopatra. 2853.
Evans music ¢o.:
Boatride on the lake.
Buttercup. 268.
Dimples. 19925.
Down the boulevard. 19954.
Elfin clock. 19987.
28309.
15828.
15166.
Farewell to summer. 15465.
Fascination. 20035.
In a moonlit garden. 1012.
Jolly burgomaster. 20529.
Jolly time. 20533.
Lady’s delight. 3508. .
Larkspur. 1177.
Morning breezes. 20885.
Playing at recess. 21170.
Roses. 1837.
Sleepy town express. 21394.
Tarantelle in D minor. 21540.
Toy windmill. 16957.
Twelve illustrated song stories.
17393.
Twilight. 21688.
Twilight in the woods.
Evarist (Dina) Occhi neri.
Evart (Lauri)
26382.
2273.
3832. _
Shadows of yesterday.
Hveleth (M. H.):
Homeland. 2589 (121).
Lead, kindly light. 4577 (202).
Evening prayer. 596.
Evensen (H. A.) Tell me you care.
4274.
Eyventail de Jeanne. 7417, 7533, 7572,
7843, 7861, T7876, 8222, 8367, 8937,
8948.
Everett (Bernard) Rune of hospi-
tality. 6509.
Everett (Hume)
Everett (M. E.):
See Everett (W. H.)
Because you're mine. 15110.
Devotion. 15350.
Mammy. 16109,
Now I lay me down to sleep.
6201.
Everett (T. G.)
Everett (W. H)
Clara Bow. 7640.
Sweetheart of Beta.
4253.
Everlasting life is free. 3030.
Eversole (©. 8.) That tantalizing
smile. 21578.
Eversole (Eunice) Somebody eares.
14483.
Evertz (N. H.) To a canary. 4839.
Every day melodies. | 7846.
Everybody’s melodies. 13127.
Evette (Editions musicales) :
A Venise. 9711.
Adagio et saltarelle. 14990.
Barques. 12707.
C’est si bon d’aller douc’ment!
T559.
Danse orgiaque. 10164.
Deux piéces symphoniques. 3067.
Gosse d’ amour. 752.
J’ aime ta mansarde. 1079.
Manolita. 1322.
Minotehka danse. 13908.
Mitsue. 3674.
Mot de toi. 1431.
Paname, Paname n’est pas Paris.
3899. :
Piéces intimes. 6325.
Requiem. 16558, 16559,
Si j'avais un accordéon!
Son premier rendezvous.
Spartacus. 2048.
Suzy. 6809.
Viens Toinon.
Voila pourquoi.
EKville (Vernon) :
Bread of the world. 22164.
God so loved the world. 10539.
Hymn to the rising sun. 25231.
Indian dusk. 8271.
Lead us, O Father.
My luck. 25929.
Puddle. 23647.
Ev’rybody’s pal. 27625.
Ewerhardt camp, ine.
Wonka. 17568.
9145.
11983.
9491.
12329.
25592.
Camp Minne
1741
{
INDEX
EHwerts (Kari) sommar revy, 1929.
27691.
Ewing (Max):
I’ve got you on my mind. 10781.
I wouldn’t do that. 15815.
Ewing (Montague) :
At sunset. 12668.
Box of soldiers. 24625.
Busybodies. 17453.
Chit-chat. 19787.
Cop. 198387.
Coquette. 27420.
Crook’s shadow.
Dainty damsels. 17600.
Devil’s whisper. 27509.
Filmelodies. 17756.
From nature’s fields. 698.
Guilt. 15610.
In a dream boat. 13527.
In my garden: 15849.
In playful mood. 28064.
Introduction to a comedy.
Jackanapes. 28117.
Jolly gob. 20531.
Love theme. 16083.
Mantilla dance. 28381.
March of the archers.
207TA.
Motley fool. 25880.
"Neath the silver stars.
OV top tipsy. 21054.
On state parade. 28715.
15294.
15879.
16117,
14023.
On the prowl. 21069.
On the see-saw. 14104.
Passionate love. 28783
Peter Pan and the pirates. 28808.
Singing waters. 29055.
Spirit of the dance. 21448-21450.
Stealthy whispers. 19040.
Village idiot. 26785.
Whimsical dance. 21844.
Wistful melody. 17158.
Ewry (Pearl) Sinking of the Vestris.
6667.
Excell (EH. O.)
19491 (105).
Excell (E. O.) jr. International praise.
19491 (105).
Excell (EH. O.) Go.
church school hymnal.
Exeniasa ap’tis enies sou.
Hxevea (A. D.)
8298.
Explorers. 4577 (72, 105, 124, 165,
188, 223, 268, 283, 319), 14976 (90,
91, 103, .111, 161, 188, 214, 244, 299,
388, 353), 29647 (60, 109).
Exsultate jubilate. 20897.
Exton (John) Just for a while. 15946.
International praise.
American junior
15035.
24967.
It’s just you I love.
Hyer (EF. L.) *
Calm on the listening ear. 2589
(39).
Sweet is the light of Sabbath eve.
2589 (820).
pt Hi5, n.'s.) ve 24
Eyes of Texas are upon you. 10378.
Eyges (Bernard) I want them all to
‘know that I leve you. 8208, 10790.
EKymieu (H.) Marche nuptiale. 2589
(189).
Eyre (Gardner) pséeud. See De Jahn
(A. G.)
EHysler (Edmund)
Wien. 263388.
Eysoldt (Leo)
17386.
Ezell (Will) :
Cloudy day blues. 4926.
Crawlin’ spider blues. 4972.
Ezell’s precious fives. 5175.
Unhappy blues. 4889.
Faber (Billy):
Happy moments. 10581. ;
Wonderful baby of mine. 12498.
Faber (H. F.) Hungarian dream.
4517 (162, lea)
Faber (W. E.) My garden of yester-
day’s dreams. 28537.
Fabiano (Giuseppe) Marina. 3688.
Fabregas (P. V.):
Gianizando. 5288.
Prisionero veterano. 6394.
Simpatia del alma. 6650.
Fabrizi (G.M.) Requiem mass. 28898.
Fabry (M.) Melodie sionskeé.
Schoner gruss aus
Pressa-marsehlied.
Fabry (Samuel) Melodie sionské.
11244.
Fadyen (Alexander) Winter fairies.
19404. .
Fagan (J. a)
Ave Maria. 15078.
Come home, mah honey. 2871.
On the banks of the Condomare.
16402.
Fahnestock (R. M.) What might have
been. 2419.
Fahrbach (Ph.)
12594 (363).
Souvenir de Strauss.
Fahrmeyer (Giff) Ivory kapers,
25474.
Fain (Sammy) :
Carmen. 24686, 24687.
Come on, along with the blue bird.
7656.
Deeper than the sea. 10204, 13003.
Ev’ry old back porch is new in
the summer time. 13131.
Tll bob up with the bobolink in
the morning. 5509, 13412.
I love anything. 22789.
If I give up the saxophone. 5633,
5634.
If I-were you, I’d fall in love with
me. 10814, 10815.°
Just a melody for a memory.
25510.
Just an out-of-the-way little love
nest. 13627. —
Magic Island. 16105.
1742
11244. .:
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Out-of-the-way little love nest.
11582.
She’s a good girl. 6618, 11892.
Waikiki. 9511.
Wake up dream girl. 2360.
Wedding bells are breaking up
that old gang of mine. 2392.
When the world is at rest. 24651.
Fairchild (Blair):
Scherzando. 11834.
2° romanesque. 9705.
3° romanesque. 14975.
Fairchild (Zoe):
Butter-cups. 4819.
Dreaming doll. 2979.
Fairclough (G. H.)
ness. 19002.
Fairfield (Samuel)
Fairley (H. A.):
Song of happi-
Quest. 8989.
Dad. 19866.
Mother, I’m dreaming of you.
8649.
Fairlie (M. B.)
and Thy truth.
Fait (Ruth) Lonely.
Falconer (FEF. W.):
Autumn leaves. 9709 (12).
Be a little light. 9709 (19).
Bring the lambs. 9709 (29).
Children’s friend. 9709 (36).
Child’s prayer. 9709 (37).
Christ was once a little baby. 9709
(41).
Easter primary song. 9709 (55).
‘Gifts for you and me. 9709 (81).
I know my sheep. 9709 (108).
In the service of the Lord. 9709
(115), 19491 (103).
Infant King. 9709 (116).
Just a little while. 9709 (125).
Little gleaners. 9709 (135).
Little Lord Jesus. 9709 (186).
Little ships. 9709 (187).
Mizpah. 9709 (155).
Faldi (Yola) Pleasant agonies.
Falk (Julien):
Ave Maria. 4677.
Melodia cantabile. 13871.
Falke (Charles) My little girl ir
white. 12594 (261).
Falkenberg (Georges)
4577 (385).
Fall (Leo):
Heimatlied. 10612.
Ja, wenn ich eine freundin hiatt
5718, 5719.
Ja, wenn mir zeit nur _ bliebe.
5720, 5721.
Mir ist, als lig’ mein ganzes
gliick weit tiber’m meer. 11284.
Rosen aus Florida. 11789, 18853,
18854, 21268.
Rote rosen. 6500, 18860.
Send out Thy light
9119, 14882.
18322.
16484.
Sur le lae
Schonste der wunder auf erden.
6558, 18894.
Wer kann die frauen je ergriin-
den. 7141,./7442; 1707s, ¢
Fall (Richard) :
Heinrich, wo greifst du denn hin.
5409.
Lebwohl! ich kitiss’ noch einmal
deine hinde! 18269.
Meine liebe Lola. 5999.
Schon ist der Mai in Vorderin-
dien, Hinterindien. 6556.
Wenn du mich nicht mehr lieb
Wenn ein altes dromedar. 21777.
Fall of Gasparilla. 20026.
Falla G8.)
Give me a little kiss. 5304.
I’m tunning[!] on station L.0.V.E.
8179.
Why don’t you kiss me.
Falla (Fernando) :
Anita. 24496.
Stick to one. 19046.
Falla (Manuel de):
Concerto. 616.
2°™° danse espagnole.
Fallon (O. M.)
4128, 14397.
Falstaff. 2741.
Falvo (Joe) Ll ‘live’ in
5505.
Famous music corp.:
Adoration. 2600.
Alma mammy. 22006.
Aw come on, be sociable.
Bear down Pelham. 22090.
Celia. 10028.
Daddy won’t you please come
home. 7699, 10143.
Delphine. 15346.
Do I know what I’m doing while
I’m in love. 19929.
Do you mind if I fall in love.
Tit.
Dream lover. 22413.
Dream of my heart. 10274.
Flippity flop. 5225, 15492.
Hot-cha-cha. 20267.
I have to have you. 25265, 27907.
Fil be. there. 8127, 22077.
I’m all a-twitter. 5533.
I still believe in you. 15796.
I think you'll like it. 22847.
I wan-na go places and do things.
5606.
I want to cuddle some cuddlesome
- baby. 5610, 27999.
I will remember, you will forget.
20407.
I wonder why I love you.
If I had my way. 18105.
If I were king. 25388.
It’s a habit of mine. 8287.
2486.
29645.
Shanghai Rose.
memory.
7430.
15814.
1743
INDEX
Famous music corp.—Continued.
Just a melody for a memory.
25510.
Just wait and see sweetheart.
ZOD.
King of Jazzmania. 5786.’
Lad.es of the dance. 5801, 20599.
Lady of my day-dreams. 20603.
Let’s be common. 25608.
Levee love. 8419, 20641.
Louise. 5900.
March of the grenadiers.
Mightiest matador. 6021.
More than anybody I love you.
13924.
My lady love. 16264, 18527.
My love parade. 23378. .
My sweeter than sweet. 23403.
My wild party girl. 6157.
Never say die. 25976.
Nobody’s using it now. 26009.
25745.
On top of the world, alone. 11541.
Our little bag of tricks. 11577.
Paris, stay the same. 26142.
Pointed heels. 28829:
Poor Punchinello. 1722.
Prep step. 23632.
Revolutionary rhythm. 9027,
21234.
Shoo shoo boogie boo. 21356.
Sitting around thinking about my
baby. 9179, 11934.
So sweet. 14456.
True blue Lou. 6989, 16969.
Wait till you see ma _ chérie.
7078.
What makes my ~° baby _ blue.
24239, 26870.
What wouldn’t I do for that man.
24249.
When I am housekeeping for you.,
24254, 26877.
When the real thing comes your
way. 21820.
With you in my arms. 9621.
Famous song hits for tenor banjo.
7860.
Fanelli (A. E.) Memories of you.
28428.
Faning (Haton) Song of the vikings.
29117.
Fanow (M. I.) Ive got my sweetie
back again. 27989.
Fant (H. M.) Who stayed at home
with Mrs. Paul Revere. 4496.
Faranda (Ferdinand) If you’d only
see me as I am Seeing you. 22895.
Farber (L. M.) Reach for a Lucky.
23671.
Farewell to Bohemia.
Farewell to Minka.
10388.
17744.
Fargo (Robert) Aeroplane honey-
moon. 7321.
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Faria (Accacio de):
Ballade of the stars.
Red rose. 16547.
Farineili (Guido) :
Rosa di Saron. 23719.
Sulamita. 16824.
Farjeon (Harry):
I wouldn’t sell baby.
Swallows are homing.
Farkas (—) Komedias
diakok. 20591.
Farkas (Ferenc)
notai 1. 20033.
Farkas (Mary) I want my old pal
back. 138489, 18081.
Farkas (Miska) KO6lt6 alma.
G23)
Farley (Roland) Mcon. 1416.
Farmer (B. BE.) Only a dream. 8839.
Farmer (Henry) :
Coming of Christ.
Something for Thee.
Farmer (John) Coming
2589 (58). ;
Farmer (Mary) I’d dream that dream
again. 27890.
Farmer (Ruth):
Fishing party. 644.
Singin’ Sam. 6665.
9855.
22880.
9311.
dall, igloi
Farkas Ferenc dr.
29647
2589 (58).
23874.
of Christ.
Farmer’s daughters. 17746.
Farndale (Hric) Dancing daffodils.
22326.
Farnell (Genevieve) Call of love.
10004.
Farnell (Genevieve) See also Bond
(G. F.)
Farnham (M. G.):
Be happy. 24557.
Harp strings. 10586.
Hidden memories. 25184.
My slumber song. 38756.
Sleep on my soul. 4155.
Where is-the river. 26915.
White rose. 21850.
Farnsworth (H. A.) Angel
adore Thee. 21964 (5).
Farnsworth (John):
Ave Maria. 22060.
Ave verum. 22062.
Missa adoremus. 11288.
Missa infantis Jesu. 18468. .
Faro (A. P.):
I’m glad that you left me alone.
hosts
13488.
Since I fell in love with you.
14426.
Farr (Aaron) Hot water. 5454.
Farr’ (E. Sale
Merry chase... 25819.
Waterfall. 26828.
Farrand (Van L.) Magician. 29647
(140).
Farrar (A. G.) See Gleason (A. G. F.)
1744
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Marran,. (E...Ri)::
Be still my soul.
Crucified. 27440.
Jesus saves me.
Love. 28323.
Reigning. 28896.
Surrender. 29175.
Trusting. 29346.
Farrar (Ernest) To daffodils.
Farrar (Murgatroyd) :
Judea. 18199.
Legende. 15996.
One over the 8. 3865.
Shattered idol. 16670.
Three bagpipe echoes.
Farrar (0. RO:
Banner of freedom. 12594 (15).
Fort Frayne march. 2589 (100).
Loyal American. 12594 (214).
Farrar (S. G.):
Banner of freedom. 12594 (15).
Fort Frayne march. 2589 (100).
Loyal American. 12594 (214).
27192.
28132.
12224.
621.
Farrell (C. M.):
Kitten kapers. 8379.
Novelette. 7867.
Reverie. 9025.
Farrell (F. H.) MHighroad of. love.
10631.
Farrell (J. E.)
Farrell (Sarge) pseud.
(J :)
Farrell (T. F.)
Farrell (Toni) :
Jim Crow’s alphabet.
Quiberon Bay. 26228.
To Enid. 26679. j
Farrington (F. EK.) Two songs from
The inaugural bawl. 422.
Farrington (H. E.) Come to Maine.
Sincerely. 23825.
See Farreil
I had to learn. 8115.
1091.
17559.
Farrow (Amanda) :
Kate. 5772.
My heart belongs to you. 6115.
Farrow (J. C.) Under the silvery
moon in a littie bark canoe. 4386.
Farruggia (C. G.) Ma? se? torn’
aprile. 5940.
Farshee (J. B.)
9192.
Farwell (Arthur):
Dawn. 17236 (97).
Dawn song. 7722.
Smearin’ trombone.
Passion of sunrise. 14150.
Ravens are singing. 9007.
Fasano (Alfredo) Rosa. 9055.
Fascinating compositions for piano.
24979.
Fashion show. 17506.
Fassio (A.):
Dark eyes. 10169, 27469.
Humoresque. 3203.
Keep your chin up. 1140.
Snooping around. 6689.
Toymaker’s dream. 9418.
Faucette (N. E.):
Elysian dream.
Southern echoes.
Fauchey (Paul):
7310 (57).
14976 (309).
Pastorale d’Auvergne. 26147.
Pastorale de Savoie. 26148.
Rapsodie roumaine. 26235.
Faulkner
23003.
Faulkner (R. R.)
you. 238966.
Fauré (Gabriel) :
Allegro molto moderato.
Andante. 5190.
Andantino. 3054.
Menuet. 1371.
Pastorale. 625.
Scherzo. 5191.
Sicilienne. 11910.
Baure (aio Au. detest):
Ano de estudios. 2589 (6)
Petit enfant. 17236 (317)
Souvenir de Nazareth. 2589 (316)
Faure (J. B.):
Ano de estudios. 2589 (6)
O salutaris. 12594 (280, 281)
Palms. 28763.
Petit enfant. 17236 (3817)
Souvenir de Nazareth. 2589 (316)
Faure (LL. V.) O Salutaris. 12594
(280, 281)
Rare, (ea 2). Bb. Cyr
Ano de estudios. 2589 (6)
Petit enfant. 17236 (317)
Souvenir de Nazareth. 2589 (316)
Fauske (Oren) Triumph of the Lone
Eagle march. 12259.
Fauskee (O. L.) When you will come
back to me. 12431. ,
Faust. 5340, 5341, 6277, 10434, 12594
(1125 | 213!) ,- > TASTE "CI G Fe aresis,
19814, 24528, 25104, 25105, 25109,
27747, 29647 (77)
Favaretto (Giorgio )
Persefone. 28465.
Favarger (R.) Robin
19491 (198)
Favari (Sam) It.
Favenza (Kdward)
love. 7205.
Favorite nursery rhymes and melodies.
5193.
Favorite old-time songs and mountain
ballads. 27648.
Favre (Georges) :
Air breton. 27.
Valse mélancolique.
Fay (Clarence)
9275.
(Joe) Just give me you.
Sweet dreams of
4616.
Mistero di
des___ bois.
25457.
Whispering of
2304.
Stage door Johnny.
1745
INDEX
Fay (F. H.):
In the garden of beautiful dreams.
13545.
You’re a different you. 7273.
Kay (SEs
Just to be near you. 12594 (182)
Marching on. 9709 (149)
Kay. €3-0' We) Pennant educational
folio. 26156.
Fay (Leona)
Fay (R. D.)
tiful dreams.
Fay (Richard)
Fay (W. H.)
25281.
Fayth (Gene) pseud.
CEY :)
Fazio (C. D.)
dou ten
Fazio (Frank):
Baciarti vorrei.
Bambola. 19244.
Non sai caciarmi pit. 18606.
Promessa. 11712.
Fazio (Salvatore di)
(Salvatore)
Fazioli (Bernardo) :
Caressing you. 305.
How can I smile?
Kinda misunderstood.
Underneath
moon. 29368.
eFearis (J. 8.):
At the circus.
Be Thou exalted.
Bearing the cross.
Best friend of all.
Cireus “day. "22253:
Fear not, O ye righteous. 4577
(110)
Feathertop. 10399.
Free as a bird. 12594 (95)
Going fishing. 4577 (135)
I am the resurrection. 4577 (166)
I could not live without Thee.
14976 (139)
In endless mischief. 4577 (181)
Little Dutch garden. 28285.
Muffs. 2589 (227)
My Redeemer lives. 4577 (285)
My soul doth magnify the Lord.
Petition. 21152.
In the garden of beau-
13545.
Oh! and how. 11506.
T’ll build a love nest.
See Trumble
Boy of my dreams.
9846.
See Di Fazio
10664.
28204.
4577 (21)
4577 (28).
12594 (18)
12594 (24).
7310 (99)
Pass the good tidings along.
12594 (302)
Presence of the King. 12594
(317)
Shining for Jesus. 12594 (343)
Song of hope. 4577 (365)
Thy life was given for me. 26667.
With glowing heart I’d_ praise
Thee. 4577 (428)
Witness for the Lord. 12594
(443)
the Vanna Vanna
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Fearis (J. 8S.) & bro.:
Arizona. 24510.
China silk. 10060.
Feathertop. 10399.
Happy song. 25145.
Let trouble blow away. 25613.
Little Dutch garden. 28285.
Magic charm. 11171.
Song-bird of the night. 11987.
Song of the open road. 29113.
Feasel (Darrel) Wandering Lou.
9525.
Featherstone (HEH. S.) St. Helena
march. 18869.
Fechner (Gustav) :
Maurische serenade. 5981.
Tanz der irrlichter. 6859.
Feder (B. B.) Honey chile. 17944.
Federica. 26782, 27225, 27226, 27652,
28660, 28661, 28971, 29401.
Federici (John) Cupid eyes. 24781.
Federlein (G. H.):
Abide with me. 21972.
Law of the Lord is _ perfect.
8399. -
My soul shall be joyful. 11405.
Rosamunde. 4101.
Fedock (M. M.):
Pennsylvania, my home, I love
you. 16462.
True friend of yesterday. 14703.
Feeding time. 5195.
Feigel (Louis) :
Hoffmann. 25196.
Wenn die ersten veilchen bliih’n.
24224, 24995.
Feiger (Roy) It’s great to be free.
13573.
Feigst (Lee) pseud. See Feigus (Lee)
Feigus (Lee) Findings is keepings.
24989.
Feinberg (Sam) Say it with a big
brass band. 1883.
Feingold (Lina):
Boze moi. 27264.
Dem rebins nigen.
Krekers. 13666.
Wu es flist di shtile waser. 2535.
Feinman (P. D.) Wicky, wacky, woo.
29538.
Feinsmith (Sam)
5001, 10163.
Feirabend (Edith)
you. 24154.
Feist (Leo) ine.:
Absolute. 12602.
Adios. 14993, 17247.
After thinking it
(320, 9OQ8.
Alabammy snow.
7335, 21996. ;
Album of my dreams.
15005, 21998.
And especially you. 54.
10208.
Danse du papillon,
Until I found
over. 4596,
4603,
2613, 7342,
7334,
1746
INDEX
nos. 1--12, 1929
And what of your roses? 7371.
' Aren’t we all vagabond dreamers.
12662.
At the calendar ball. 19574.
Baby have a heart. 7488.
Baby, who cares. 7442.
Beautiful thing. 15109, 173858,
19623.
Beneath your silken — shawl.
22109.
Betty. i78, 179.
Blue Hawaii. 7517, 7518, 9928—
9931, 221438.
Breathin’ heavy. 17433, 17434.
Brown eyed angel. 4806.
Bubbling over with love. 7549.
By the dawn’s early light. 17456.
Cabaret _ kisses. 9996, 12821,
15200.
Cake eater’s ball. 22183.
Call of Araby. 10008.
Can’t you learn to call me sweet-
heart. 17477.
Captain Incencio. 4852.
Chureh upon the hill. 12897,
22250.
Cigarette. 76389, 22252.
Closer to me. 7646, 10081, 10082.
Coming from you it’s wonderful.
12918.
Cradle of love. 414, 7638.
Cuckoo in the clock back home.
12950.
Dance of the babes in the wood.
22322-22324.
Dancing with you. 27463.
Do ya. 24849.
Do ya’ love me. 27526, 27527.
Down heaven’s highway. 24868.
Down home. 13048.
Down the river of golden dreams.
22409.
Dream baby. 516. 5092, 5093.
Dream face. 22410.
Dream man. 27554.
Dream places. 13061.
Dream world. 10276.
Hight little gringo maids. 7810.
Espanola. 7827.
Everybody needs a buddy. 10372.
Everybody’s gal. 22480.
Eye-full of you. 5173, 7850, 7851.
Father Mississippi. 3052, 200388,
22505, 22506.
Feist saxophone folio. 27646.
Feist’s jingles. 13154.
Fiddlin’ Joe. 20046.
Finders keepers. 5208.
For Molly and me. 10449, 13181,
13182.
Forever and a day. 5234.
Funny dear what love ean do.
15535, 17795, 201138.
1747
Give to the world the best you
have. 22603, 27723.
Give your little baby lots of lovin’.
3150.
Guess who. 768, 769, 3181.
Gypsy. 3182, 3183.
Hair of the dog that bit you.
17874.
Have you forgotten, cherie. 8011,
13298.
Hawaiian romance. 10596.
High up on a hill-top. 833, 3226.
Hokum. 179384.
Home abroad. 13348, 15676.
Honey. 8058, 10644, 10645, 22721.
Honey bees’ neeze. 8059.
Hortense’s song. 17957.
Hot sun baby. 5453.
How can I love again after loving
you. 5456, 8076, 13369.
How to be satisfied. 22738.
I can’t sleep in the movies any
more. 20300, 22753.
I don’t have to fall asleep to
dream of you. 13395.
I live just to love you. 20324.
I love anything. 22789.
I love you, adore you. 22795.
I love you, I adore you. 8139.
I’m just a vagabond lover. 5552,
8156, 8157, 13447, 13448, 22812.
I’m just wild about everything.
sane. DIOS.
I’m just wild over everything.
25315.
I’m sorry I made you ery. 13460.
I’m ‘sorry Sally. 941, 3329. _
I’ve got the world right in the
palm of my hand. 13485, 15803,
22855, 22856.
If I lose my heart to you. 20429.
If you believed in me. 10820.
In dreams you'll still belong to
me. 22906, 28049.
In Glasgow a wee bit 0’ Scotch is
waiting for me. 3397.
In honor of you. 10843.
In the air. 5670.
In the land of make _ believe.
1034, 3407, 5678.
In you all my dreams come true.
18154, 18155.
Inez’s entrance, act 1. 5685.
It happened in Monterey. 25459.
Jazz patrol. 38441, 5724.
Jerry for short. 18187.
Joe College. 8313, 10911, 10912.
Just a little dairy for Mary and
me. 18205.
Laugh. 5814.
Let’s talk it over. 8417, 8418,
11048.
Like a dream. 16026.
IN DEX
Feist (Leo) inc.—Continued.
Lonely one. 38565, 5890, 5891.
Lonely road. 8465.
Lookin’ hot and _ keepin’ cool.
18329, 18330.
Lovable rogue. 18342.
Love is a wonderful thing. 11121,
13770, 13771, 23143.
Love letters. 8485.
Love made a Gypsy out of me.
20718, 23145, 23146, 28332.
Love me, love my dog. 18354.
Love will find you. 13777.
Love will find you anywhere.
TSG,
Mary Della. 25768, 25769.
Meet the boy friend. 5994, 8570,
11239.
Melodrama. 8579.
Memory moon. 23238, 23239,
23241.
Midstream. 11273, 13897.
Moonlight rendezvous. 20882.
My Angeline. 1454-1456, 3711-
3713, 11349.
My blackbirds are bluebirds now.
S(1G, oui.
My book of broken dreams.
18504, 23337.
My castle in Spain is a shack in
the lane. 1461, 3729, 6098, 6099,
8675, 11354.
My dear, 8679, .sl125ieideas:
13964, 16244, 16245, 18511,
23342.
My dear old
18512, 25908.
My dream of dreams. 13967.
My mother’s eyes. 3745, 3746,
8702, 87038.
My starl ght. 1506, 1507.
My yictory. 20964, 23406, 23407,
28576.
Needin’ some love. 25969.
No one can take your place. 1555,
11457, 11458.
Nonchalant. 18607, 18608.
Not enough love, baby. 18610.
Nothing’s right. 6196.
Oh, listen to the anvil chorus.
18639. —
Opening act 1. 6263.
Paint your home with sunbeams.
16436, 18706, 21124, 235638, 23564,
28760.
Peter and chorus girls. 1690.
Photograph of the sweeter half.
14174, 18738, 21158.
Please let me dream in your arms.
1717, 89381, 23614.
Poo-poo-pe-doop, everybody’s doin’
it now. 3961, 6354.
Potato peelings. 6364.
Prayer. 6371; °
mother-in-law.
1748
pt. NI, n. s., v. 24
Pretty girls and roses. 14236,
14237.
Pretty little maid of old Madrid.
3978, 6386, 6387.
Preity little thing. 63888, 6389,
11698, 11699.
Racket song. 18803.
Richard and Gabrielle. 1802.
Rio Rita. 9038, 9039.
Roll along Kentucky moon. 16581. |
Rolling in the snow. 23710.
Rose of Mandalay. 1833.
Satisfied. 9091, 11823, 11824,
23747.
Sex appeal. 6608.
She can’t be bothered with me.
2iSeee
Shoe-clap-platter. 29027.
Siboney. 14413, 14414.
Silver swan. 18941, 18942.
’Snice, like this. 144538, 16724,
16725.
Social observer. 23856.
Some day you'll realize you’re
wrong. 9213, 14478, 14479.
Some little girl. 18990.
Song market. 4178.
Song of the bayou. 4180, 9236.
Song of the musketeers. 2032.
Song of the West. 14507, 14508,
16762.
Standing on the corner. 19038.
Stepping h‘gh. 2069.
Sweetheart. 9328.
Sweetheart we need each other.
14587, 16851, 21523, 29199.
Sweetness. 16856, 19101.
Talk of the town. 29223.
Then we _ canoe-dle-oodle along.
12180, 12181, 14639, 24050.
There must be a sweetheart for
me. 21586.
Tiddledy winks. 6932, 12214,
1221,
Till I met you. 24089, 26672,
29301.
Treasure. 9420, 12249, 12250.
Tune in on my heart. 21677,
21678, 24136.
Under the spell of the _ roses.
21702, 24150, 267387.
Unhappy butterfly. 14733, 14734,
16995.
Waiting for the weather to clear.
7084.
Wake up, dream girl. 19301.
Wandering home. 2369, 4441.
We love us. 29458.
What a girl! What .a night!
2407.
What are you without me. 7149.
What’s this power I have over
women, 24246.
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
Whatcha got hiding behind those
eyes. 21798. —
When my baby does that baby
talk for me. 9564.
‘When the curtain comes down.
2444,
When we meet again sweetheart.
12426, 14850, 17114.
When you're counting the stars
alone 17115, 19869, 21824,
24284, 24285.
Whenever I think of you. 21830,
29504.
Where life and dreams are true.
4490.
Whistling in the dark. 29519.
Who cares what you have been.
4493, 9586, 9587.
Why did you kiss me last night.
2484.
Wipin’ the pan. 2502.
You. 4544, 7255, 17193.
You came. I saw, you conquered
me. 17196, 21906, 24876, 29600.
You gotta wanta once in a while.
14936.
You'll recognize my baby. 4556,
9669, 9670.
You ought to see my new baby.
12548.
You’re always in my arms. 17214,
19466, 21934, 29619.
You're just too late. 9677.
You’re my little theme song.
19471.
Feist (Leo) ltd.:
I found a one way street to
heaven. 22764.
O, England. 21023.
‘Feist’s jingles. 138154.
Felden (Oscar) Under the old oak.
19248.
Feldman (B.) & co.:
Be contented. 12712.
Burning sand. 4816.
Closer to heay’n. 27386.
Cuddlesome. 12952. :
Garden where my dreams came
true. 7940.
Great camp meetin’ day. 760.
How are you off for eggs. 8075.
I live round the corner. 25276.
Is there room for a little one.
15886.
Lancashire love. 18257.
Lazy Amazon. 28242.
Let’s be sweethearts again. 11039.
Like a song that falls out of the
Sky, 137:
Little sweetheart of mine. 16048.
Madelaine. 8514.
My idea of paradise. 18975.
Oh! Maggie, what have you been
up to? 18640.
On the top of a Tennessee hill.
1628.
One, two, three, four, five. 1648.
Only want you. 8842.
Park yourself close to me. 21131.
Petticoat lane. 6317.
Pork pie pigs. 8946.
Roly Farola. 6476.
Same to you—upholstered. 4085.
She said she wouldn’t. 1944.
Spread out your wings. 29136.
Sunny Rhyl. 16831.
Sweet Hawaiian. 16848.
Tahiti. 12118.
Talkies the whole of the day.
19115.
That’s all love means to you.
12168.
There’s no power on earth can pull
it down. 2185.
Tiddley-iddley - iddley - iddley - hi.
2206.
To-morrow—perhaps—but not to-
day. 2222.
Wait a minute. 29422.
Wait till his ship comes home.
2357.
Wanderer, come home. 29434.
Wasting the hours. 29446.
What’s the matter with the gravy.
9552.
Whatyerfraidof. 7163.
When the roll is called up yonder.
9568.
When you smile. 29502.
When you’ve gone, I know I shall
ery. 2456.
Why should a lemon be sweetened
with sugar. 19398.
Feldman (C. W.) Aegyptische nichte.
9722.
I’m fascinated with you. 18035. Feldman (Solly) I love to eat marsh-
I must have a cup of tea. 3336.
mallows. 5522.
I’ve got those old man river blues. | Felix (Hugo):
10777.
I want to be somebody’s sweet-
heart. 27996.
If the wealth of this world be-
longed to me. 28025.
If you’ve not heard it. 10824.
If you were the only girl. 25398,
28032.
1749
Arm in arm. 4649.
Bogie-man. 15168.
Coming from the ball. 12916,
12047.
Coquette’s dream. 15277.
Dark designs. 5003.
Fight. 6386.
Furious chase. 5262.
INDEX :
nos. 1-12, 1929
Felix (Hugo)—Continued.
evs hurry. wi9t
Linden tree. 25623.
Loves raptures. 5925.
Melancholy. 1354.
Merry countryside.
Mirage. 6031.
Over the purple sage. 16433.
Remembrance. 14287-14289.
Sneaking. 1995.
Valse capricieuse. 2296.
Felix (Louis) Beneath the starry
skylight with you. 24578.
Fell (EK. W.) If my dreams could
only come true. 10817.
Felletter (R. J.) United States of
America. 19258.
Fellman (Pauline) :
French quit Rhine.
I am _ always
25240.
I dream of life. 22762.
Nothing can hold a man who is
1376.
27684.
ready for you.
to leave. 23463.
Fellows (F. G.) Dreaming of you.
10282. .
Felman (Hazel) Tumbling mustard.
14713.
Felmet (D. .W.) Only mine in
dreams. 26104.
Feltcorn (Herman) Rolling stone.
11777.
Felton (W. M.): j
Boy’s own book of pianoforte
pieces. 233.
Chuckles. 366.
Gypsy trail. 15617.
Litany. 4099.
Mirror dance.
Omnipotence.
Pixies’ carnival. 23490.
Prayer of the penitent. 16498.
Trio club favorite pieces. 29336.
Would God I were the tender ap-
ple blossom. +4532.
Felts (HK. D.) Humming bird and
honeysuckle. 25224. |
Female funster. 20043.
Female religious of the Order of St.
Dominic. Cantemus. 12842.
Femme nue. 5198, 5199, 10404.
-Fenerty (M. E.) I found the end of
my rainbow. 22765.
Fenner (Hthel) Homestead on the
hillside. 13351.
Fenton (Rome) My little dream house
on the hill. 28549.
Fenzel (Anna):
Genia. 15553.
Just another kiss, my dear. 10945.
Feo (Alberto de) Maschere del cuore.
18845.
Feo (Ida de)
1393.
4100.
See De Feo (Ida)
Piedigrotta 1929.
Feola (Francesco)
21164.
Fera (Michael) Blue chords. 202.
Feramors. 4072.
Ferazzoly (Peter)
Fergus (Phyllis)
entine. 15599.
Ferguson (Franklin) Moonlight on
the Mississippi. 11315.
Ferguson (Harry):
Candida. 27310.
Grandmother’s val-
Ever since I fell in love with
you. lSi22.
TVll keep on dreaming of you.
13415.
Silver threads among the gold.
9158.
Ferguson (Pauline) Palms of para-
dise. 14136. .
Ferguson (W. H.) Red hot Hotten-
tot). 1787:
Fernandez (J.):
Noche serena y obscura. 11469.
Paloma mensagera. 23569.
Fernandez (O. L.):
Dois epigrammas. 628.
Marcha dos soldadinhos desafi-
nados. 1326.
Fernandez (Timoteo) Chancla. 27335.
Fernay (Marius):
Djenane. .17647.
Scénes hongroises. 18887.
Scénes slaves. 18888.
Fernwood (Albert) :
She’s a girl from my home town.
1936.
Your smile.
Ferrara (Joseph)
2570.
New York bella.
20990.
Ferrara (Nick) While I am thinking
of you. 12442.. ,
Ferrari (Cristina de’ See De Fer-
rari (Cristina )
Ferrari (Hrmanno Wolt-)
Ferrari (Ermanno)
Ferraro (Dorothy) First flower. 7891.
Ferraro (Giuseppe or Joseph) :
Bacchanalian dance. 2690.
Canto dell’ usignuolo. 295.
See Wolf-
Catari’ me faie muri. 17487.
Fra le rose. 138197.
Neapolitan rhapsody. 25966.
Notte ’e neantesemo. 21007.
Panzanno’ a mamma mia. 116386.
Sogno d’un tango. 9201.
Ferraro (Samuel) Wondering who’s
kissing you now. 14905.
Ferrata (Giuseppe) :
Romance. 17236 (337).
Sul’ organetto. 17236 (407).
Ferrazzano (lL. F.) Risa. 9041.
Ferré (Antonin) ;:
Ce n’était qu’une simple fleur.
24701.
Oublié. ©3879.
1750
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Ferrers (Herbert) So we'll go no
more a-roving. 14459.
Ferreté (lL. M.):
Al amanecer. 9737.
Glorias de Espana. 15571.
Murmullos. 11341.
Tarde fulera. 6862.
Ferrett (C. S.):
Katy did. 8864.
To a talisman rose. 12222.
Ferri (John) Sweetheart, I still love
you. 19095.
Ferris (Pauline)
game. 27991.
Ferris (T. M.)
25844.
Ferris (W. T.) No one in the world
but you. 6187.
Perroud (P. O.).:
Chirurgie. 341, 342.
Marche. 7876.
Nonchalante. 16336, 16337.
Sérénade. 1919, 4118.
Sonatine. 9226.
Ferullo (Francesco)
love. 8715.
Fesch (Willem de)
pieces. 17751.
Féte du village. 19515.
Fetras (Oscar):
Bei nacht und nebel. 2728.
Frohsinn auf den bergen. 3110.
Read the’ answer in the stars.
17236 (330).
Fett (Walter) ERNE smappens
for the best. 20016.
Feuchtinger (Julius) :
I’ve played the
Missouri, my own.
My queen of
Three short
Abenteuer in Schottland. 19498,
19499.
Es wire ewig schad! 20001.
Feuermann (Emanuel) Praktische
violoncello-schule. 23627.
Feuersnot. 6787, 12594 (872, 373),
19491 (221-223), 26532.
Feuillard (L. R.):
Etudes du jeune violoncelliste.
10358.
Petits concerts de chambre. 11640,
11641.
Février (Henry) :
Aphrodite. 63, 64.
Femme nue. 5198, 5199, 10404.
Idylle. 38065. :
Idylle au bord de l’étang. 15821.
Feyrer (Valentine) jr.:
Marg’ret. 8543.
Near the sea. 8738.
Fiaba dello zar saltan. 7881.
Fiaccone (Edoardo) Stresa Lido.
21485.
-Fiancé de Thylda. 2589 (96), 12594
(310).
Fiancée du Tzar. 17498.
Fiancée vendue. 633.
Fichandler (William )
of Elikum Zunser.
Fichera (M. A.):
Selected songs
7303.
Love me a little bit-kid. 25681.
Song of Teaberry gum. 11999.
Fichthorn (C. L.):
Chanson d’été. 17495.
Free me from self. 27682.
It I could be like Thee. 18102.
F-chthorn (G. W.) Meet me at the
fair. 20818.
Fickénscher (Arthur):
Lord, who throughout these forty
days. 3575.
Suzette. 2098.
Three French folk songs.
Fickley (Russell)
was loving you.
Fiddle-dee-dee.
Hreet (CE. a
Chapel on the hill.
My Gallatin. 23357.
F ebig (Art) Yes! there is g Santa
3066.
I dreamed that I
17995.
12594 (440).
27341
Claus, VTS,
Field (Frances) Won’t you tell me
why. 29570.
Field (G. F.) Boy of my dreams.
9950.
Fielder (S. L.)
we're for you.
Fielding (James)
Fields (Arthur) :
I can’t sleep in the movies any
Fru tland high school,
10476.
Sweetheart. 26573.
more. 20300, 22753.
I found my sunshine under an
umbrella. 17997.
I got a code in by doze. 3287,
8111.
Little darlin’, it’s you. 25630.
She only laughs at me. 9134.
Tex, old pal. 65880.
Fields (B. L.) Coea cola rag. 15259
Fields (George) Coca cola rag. 15259.
Fields (Irving) My bundle of dreams.
16240.
Fields (Paul ne)
ful pal, . 15755.
Fields (R. P.) You’ve stolen my heart
completely. 12562.
Fields (Solly) pseud.
(Solly)
Fiel tz (Alexander
19491 (57), 22457.
Fierrabras. 11842.
Fierro (—):
Ensueno. 7823.
Me despido triguenita.
Momento feliz. 8626.
Para qué nos conocimos? 18716.
Ratos de loco. 9006.
Solo. 9210.
Fierro (Emeterio) :
Corazon. 27421.
Flor de mis primeros anos.
I love you, wonder-
See Feldman
von) Eliland.
8563.
17766
1751
INDEX
Fierro (EKmeterio)—Continued.
Hermila. 17920.
Muchacho alegre.
Oh mujer. 28691.
Rogon. 9050.
Siempre sonando.
Sin t'. 18947.
Trinidad. 19224.
Fiévet (Paul) Deux piéces symphoni-
28509.
18938.
ques. 3067.
Fifty classic masterpieces for violin
and piano. 4695, 5899.
Fifty million Frenchmen. 27650,
28012, 28773, 28878, 29605.
Fike (Irene) Are you alone when
I’m alone. 24506.
Files (H. N.) Girl of the sunny
Ozarks. 10517.
Filiatrault (L.M.) Nanibaujau. 1521.
Filipino federation of America, ine.
Musical dept. Oh! my sweet dar-
ling. 11519.
Filippi® (A. de) See De Filippi (A.)
Filippucci (EKdm.) Scéne de ballet Au
elair de lune. 4094.
Filler (Harry) :
Blue moments.
Collegiate Joe.
Fillis (Len.) :
T need a good kind man. 27971.
Just another. 1127.
9933.
2864.
Fillmore (C. M.) Mother-love. 6067.
Fillmore (F. A.):
Fillmore’s male choir. 24426 (86).
Triumphant praise. 24426 (285).
Fillmore (G.) Whistling farmer boy.
29518.
F limore (Henry) :
Americans we. 4629, 4630.
Boss Trombone. 17428, 17429,
22156.
Ham Trombone.
Old time political parade.
8821.
Fillmore (i, Ey):
Dawning. 15327.
Easter lillies. 7310 (54).
Fillmore’s Christmas recitations
and dialogues. 17755.
Fillmore’s Easter recitat’ons and
dialogues. 641.
Joy to the world. 4577 (193).
Merry Christmas songs. 18448.
Recitations and songs no. 5. 11746.
Way of peace. 17062.
Fillmore (l. F.) Triumphant praise.
24426 (285).
Fillmore bros. co :
17876-17878.
8820,
American flyer. 9770.
Americans we. 4629, 4630.
Apv.l eyes. 4644.
Boss Trombone. 17428, 17429,
ea,
Dawning. 153827.
pt. TI, n. s., v. 24
Did you give your heart to Jesus.
5045.
Hspanola jazz.
Fillmore beginners’
640.
Fillmore’s Christmas recitations
and dialogues. 17755.
Fillmore’s Haster recitations and
dialogues. 641.
French march patrol.
Great joy. 25115.
Hallelujah feelin’.
Ham Trombone. 17876-17878.
Heah dem bells. 5402.
His grace is sufficient for me.
10632.
Junetime. 8326.
King of the ar.
Marcella. 18396.
Merry Christmas songs.
Mother-love. 6067.
My Advocate. 11348.
O—give Thy grace to me. 6210.
Old Black Joe. 11525.
Old time political parade. 8820,
8821.
Over land and sea.
Pacific Southwest
18705.
Pilgrims’ triumphal.
Recitations and songs
11746.
Regimental pride.
Take time for prayer.
Way of peace. 17062.
While I have you. 12448.
Fina (D. P.):
Dreams, just dreams. 17679.
If you'll only keep smiling with
me. 5640.
Just for you,
25518.
Midnight skies. 25882.
My heart holds a rose.
One little kiss. 21081.
Station L.0.V.E. 2062.
Three little words. 24080.
Waiting, just for you. 19299.
Finck (Herman) :
A. D. 1620.) 25746
Ascherberg’s ideal cinema series.
17320.
Be kind to little golf balls. 4714.
Espagnolia. 27607.
From a wandering iceberg. 25717.
Nautilus. 25718.
Song. 25719.
Starlight. 25720.
Sunset love. 16887, 19073.
To the sea. 25722.
Waldteufel memories. 7091.
Binck (Jk. aie:
Big hearted baby. 4742.
Chan. 4877.
7828, 7829.
band book.
7929.
53TT.
8376.
18448.
8860.
exposition.
8919.
m0, . Db.
18814.
9343.
my sweetheart.
6116.
1752
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
Good morning. 5334.
Hobo Joe. 54384.
Just a little kiss at twilight. 5750.
Lovely night in Spain. 1281.
Tomorrow’s violets. 6959.
We'll be cutting paper dolls to-
gether. 2382.
Finden (Amy Woodforde-) See Wood-
forde-Finden (Amy)
Findlay (Francis) :
Remembrance. 11755.
Swallow. 12098.
Fine (Sidney):
She knows how. 189238.
What good is it. 21790.
Finey (J. V.)
26382.
Finger (C. J.)
4970.
Finigan (J. M.):
Heaven-sent. 22690.
My heart croons a song. 23368.
You’re not the kind. 24398.
Finizio (Ino) Mandolinista
3615.
Fink (—):
Agitator.
Betrayal. 27213.
Despair. 27504. .
Enticement. 27595.
Flatteries. 27660.
Giggles. 27713.
Irritable. 28091.
Jota felice. 281438.
Recollections. 28890.
Fink (A.): :
Anguish. 27128.
Argument.. 27140.
Destruction. 27506.
Sneak. 29080.
Fink (Adolph):
Conquerors.
Heart pangs. 20230.
Inundation. 25445.
Jester’s downfall.
Parting. .) 21133.
Wonderful star of love.
Fink (Harry) Just for you.
Fink (S. M.) Zur maienzeit.
‘Finke (John) jr.:
Bambino. 2700.
Carmita. 4856.
Face in a star above me.
I found a four leaf clover.
Just like a lark. 3479.
Mating time. 5980.
Neath the moon. 3778.
Old moon. 3851.
Sons of old Ireland can love ’till
they die. 6740.
Tell me dear. 4272.
True heaven. 4368.
Finkelstein (H. D.)
10948.
Shadows of yesterday.
Cowboy’s meditation.
1928.
27075.
10110.
15919.
19416.
10948.
2577.
3036.
3285.
Just for you.
Finland, reciprocal copyright protee-
tion of music, p. 5.
Finlay (Kenneth):
Crossing the bar. 10182.
Scotland yet. 6571.
Winter winds have chilled our
bones. 4514.
Finnerty (Helen) Daddy, Oh daddy.
12960.
Finston (Arthur) No one who cares
about me. 16333.
Fioravanti (Guido) Seul amour.
4122.
Fiorda (Nuccio) :
Amico Fritz. 23209.
Inno di Roma. 18160.
Fioretta. 2756, 2811, 2974, 3069, 4064.
Fiorito (Ted) :
At the waters edge. 4666.
Dusty roads. 22489, 27571.
I’m sorry Sally. 941, 3329.
I used to love her in the moon-
light. 5596.
Irene. 3422, 5689.
Joe College. 8313, 10911, 10912.
Melancholy me. 3648.
Put on your Sunday face. 8982.
Sorrows. 6741.
Then you’ve never been blue.
9381, 14642.
Till we meet. 6940.
Um pah. 4383, 7021. :
What’s the use of loving. 2420,
7156.
Fire drill. 10417.
Fire laddies we. 10418.
Fireman, save my child!
Firestone (C. B.):
Enter Pauline. 17712.
Out in the prairies. 18692.
Firestone (Idabelle) In my garden.
5662.
7889.
Firm foundation pub. house. Carols
of praise. 2816.
Kirmin (fr.) . Roger Bacon” high
school march and song. 9049.
First (I. M.):
Fly away with me. 10441, 25006.
I’m lonesome for you. 15774.
First lessons in violin playing. 5212.
First melody book. 3073.
Fischel (Marguerite) :
Chinese song. 2839.
Nocturne, the lake waters.
Pizzicato. 3952.
Fischel (Max) Gamble’s class method
for strings. 20120-20122, 22571.
Fischer (A. L.) By the _ rippling
Schuylkill’s shore. 4577 (45).
Fischer (Anna):
My twilight rose. 8725.
Sweetheart, what’s troubling you.
23993.
5214.
1753
Fischer (B. M) You’re locked in
heart forever. 21985.
Fischer (Carl) inc.:
Abodah. 12601.
Acrobatic fliver. 11.
Adagio. 5350.
Agnus Dei. 15145.
Airs russes. 4600.
Alberta. 12616.
INDEX
my
American army military march.
2631.
American spirit band and orches-
tra folio. 27114.
Andante. 15361.
Andantino. 6497, 13685.
Angelus. 22024.
Argument. 27141.
Artisan. 27144.
At the court of Santa Claus.
27148.
At the spinet. 4665.
Atilla. 19579, 22052.
Ave Maria.
23761.
Avowal.
Awake,
22063.
15080.
and sing full
Baa! baa! black sheep. 27165.
Barearolle. 27187.
Bayou serenade. 22087.
Be not dismayed. 22089.
. Bella zingara. 19639.
Blue dusk. 4762.
Bourrée. 27177.
Brano ocarina method. 4791.
Bread of the world
broken. 22165.
Brockton band book. 4801.
Burned letter. 12805.
By the rivers of Babylon.
By the roadside. 4823.
Cancion del olvido. 290.
Canzone. 6864.
Cascades. 22205.
Cellist; 2iscal.
Chassidish. 27346.
Chink walk. 27360.
Christmas echoes. 358.
Clover field 22260.
College celebration. 15265.
4678, 4679, 16642,
gladly.
in mercy
27300.
Columbia university band. 388.
Concerto. 2333.
Conqueror. 12925.
Consider the lilies. 12926.
Cripple Creek. 22301.
Cuckoo. 22310.
Cygne. 16616.
Dance of the rebbitzen. 27459.
Dancing moonbeams. 15313.
Danse Carolina. 22330.
Danse des valets. 27466.
Danse humoresque. 22331.
Darkies’ jubilee. 12976.
Darling. 5004.
1754
pt. I, n. S., v. 24
Day dreams. 12983, 12984.
Day is past and over. 22342.
Dickory, dickory, dock. 27512.
Dreams, nothing more _ than
dreams. 15405.
Edelweiss of ivory. 560.
Highteen exercises or études for
flute. 15130.
Hili Hili. 22449,
Etude. 6005, 6573.
Fairies’ ball. 13134.
Fairy dance. 611.
Fantaisie—impromptu. 4908. .
Fantasy on Russian themes. 5183.
Firefly fancies. 27653.
For Elise. 15118.
Friend of you. 15531.
From heaven’s heights I come to
you. 22561. —
Funny guy. 698.
Garden of dreams. 5267.
Gavotte. 15544, 20128, 22576.
Gipsy maidens. 22595.
Gloria Patri. 23249.
God is our refuge. 138249.
Golondrina. 15589.
Grandma’s favorite.
Grave. 5349.
Hark! hark! the lark.
15598.
16643.
Harlequinade. 10584.
Hazel. 226738.
Hebrew melody. 13319.
Help, Lord, my God. 22694.
Hey, diddle, diddle. 27821.
Him and her. 8834.
Honey in de comb. 27853.
Hungarian rhapsody. 877-879.
Hunting scene. 13376, 27874.
I-love-it. 5519.
Iltis piano books. 28034, 28035.
In a Japanese garden. 13529.
In an old garden. 1014.
In the village. 5681.
Inimitable lovers. 15875.
Interlochen. 13559.
Intermezzo. 6466.
Jairus’ daughter.
Jean and Babette.
Jesse James. 1088.
Joie de vivre. 15930, 28137.
Juggler. 13615.
June rose. 1109, 15939.
June waltz. 1110.
Just a little song of love.
King Saul. 28208.
Komik kvarrel. 138664.
Larghetto. 18673.
Little Bo Peep. 28281.
Little brown house. 23082.
Little chicks. 28284.
Little Indian, Sioux or Crow.
28289.
Little Jack Horner. 28290.
Little marching soldiers. 23089.
15906.
28126.
13622.
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
Little match girl. 1231.
Little Navajo. 28298.
Lohengrin’s farewell to Blsa..
24194.
Lord, hear the voice of my com-
plaint. 23128.
Love duet and Brangaene’s warn-
me. 235.
Lucky jade. 283855.
Magic dream. 28364.
Mah little tater blossom. 28368.
Maid churning. 1314.
Malquerida. 28375.
Mandy Lou. 16114, 28380.
Manikins. 5961.
Marjorie Daw. 28397.
Master school of modern piano
playing & _ virtuosity. 8557,
25717.
May dance. 16145.
Meistersinger yon
29421.
Melody. 17168.
Miami moon. 138892.
Mighty fortress is our God. 23270.
Miniature music dramas. 28454.
Minuetto. 5397, 6029.
Mirage. 6031.
Mississippi mood. 6088.
Moment musical. 28968.
Moroceo. 28488.
Music box. 1448.
My little star. 18979.
Night fancies. 28609-28612.
Night is king. 28613-28615.
Nocturnal Tangier. 6191.
Norwegian dance. 226386.
Now the lilac tree’s in bud. 23472.
O God be merciful. 1576.
O longing generation. 23478.
O Saviour, precious Saviour.
14072.
Oh man, behold thou thy Master.
23497,
Old Glory, I salute you. 28706.
Old soldier. 14099.
On the lake. 23523.
On the Volga. 21070, 23527.
On wings of song. 1369, 23250.
Orientale. 16417.
Orpheus. 138241.
Our Flag. 28735-28737.
Painted clock. 1662.
Parade. 1670.
Parade of the gendarmes. 14144,
16443.
Pastorella. 6308.
Pax vobiscum. 237638 .
Petite berceuse. 23594.
Petite valse. 6316.
Pochon album for school orches-
tra. 14202.
Pony ride. 28837.
Praeludium. 6369.
Niirnberg.
2469—30——13 1755
Praise God from whom all bless-
ings flow. 16495.
Prelude. 6418, 15151.
Prince Charming. 6393.
Princesse jaune. 28939.
Prisoner for life. 1747.
Progressive rhythmic band music
folio. 11709.
Proletariers kampflied. 14245.
Publie school loose leaf method.
6400, 6401, 16522, 16523.
Puck. 23646.
Pussy willow. 28870.
Quartet in G major for strings.
23655.
Querida. 6412.
Raindrops. 28884.
Redwing. 23684.
Reitia. 16552.
Rejoice greatly. 16553.
Restlessness. 6488, 28900.
Rhythmic recreations. 23695.
Rigaudon. 14305.
Rock-a-bye-baby. 28913.
Rococco minuet. 1822.
Roi. 28919.
Romanee. 6478, 23713.
Rondino. 23717, 27202.
Rondo. 809, 2056.
Russian danseuse. 1850.
Sam Bass. 1865.
Sanctuary. 1866.
Searf dance. 22216.
Scénes poétigques. 13252.
Scheme modulations. 9100.
~Seherzo. 4910.
Seville. 28996-28998.
Shepherd’s song. 14402.
Siciliano. 1958.
Singing bird in a little gold box.
1971.
Sir Galahad. 144338.
Sketches of London. 23835.
Slumber song. 23766.
Smeary Ike. 29071, 29072.
So beautiful. you are. 6690.
Soirées de Vienne. 14871.
Son tutto duolo. 14495.
Sonata guinta. 22648.
Song of exile. 16752.
Song of home. 16756.
Song to the Flag. 29120-29122.
Song without words. 23901.
Songs of Italy. 6734.
Sonnet. 23933.
Spirit of youth. 29183-29135.
Sprite dance. 2057.
Step by step. 2065, 2067.
Stepping along. 16806, 19043.
Storm King Mountain. 29152.
Student’s concerto. 16818.
Sun is not a-bed. 29165.
Sunrise and Siegfried’s parting
from Briinnhilde. 2355.
INDEX
Fischer (Carl) ine.—Continued.
Sweet Mary to the temple fares.
23970.
Swing song. 23997.
Swishing veils. 16859. .
Tale a garden told. 24009.
Taps. 29230.
Things. 6916.
Thirty-two piano studies for young
fingers. 23781.
Time to rise. 29304.
Toy band,.22381:
Toy time. 6967.
Trille du diable. 2241.
Triplin’-sax. 2247.
Turkey in the straw. 6998.
Turn Thy face from my sins.
16981.
Turn ye, turn ye! 14717.
Twilight dreams. 24141.
Twinkling stars. 16984.
Under the April moon. 24148.
Unrest. 16998.
Up in a swing. 29378.
Valse. 348, 15180, 17164, 23732.
Valse Juanita. 123805.
Valsette. 17022, 17023.
Vereecken (Ben) album. 14760.
Violin concerto. T7060.
Visions of you. T7065.
Waltersonia. 14783.
Waltz. 12787.
Waltz poem. 14785, 14786, 17052,
17053.
Waltzing doll. 2367.
Warrior’s march... 14794.
Wash day, 7114. —
We leave the winds to tell. 7124.
When in the hour of utmost need.
24265.
When night descends in silence.
24267.
Whistling boy. 2469.
Winds to the silent morn. 14891.
With love along. 14901, 17161.
Wohlfahrt foundation studies.
2515, 17165.
World, farewell, thou canst not
hold me. 24351.
Writing drills and theory work.
2531—2533.
Yisker. 29592.
Young America. 14956, 14957,
24406.
30 and 1 folksongs from the south-
ern mountains. 23167.
416 exercises for the clarinet.
12594 (186).
Fischer (Edna) Some day soon.
16737.
Fischer (Ernst) :
Amerikanisches. 15036.
Burleske. 15190.
Fliessendes gold. 25019.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Fox trot. 25019.
Plauderei. 16483.
Play of the waves. 25019.
Samum. 25019.
Stelldichein. 16803.
Fischer (G. A.) Two. blue eyes.
26729.
Fischer (George) Mass in honor of
St. Michael. 24426 (171).
Fischer (H. C.) Forgiveness. 3098.
Fischer (Irwin) Lullaby. 1295.
Fischer (J.) & bro.:
Ad matutinum. 2598.
Adoramus te Christe. 7318.
Afterglow. 7326.
Angels’ grotto. 15041.
Asperges me. 7406.
Ave Maria. 7425, 7428, 27158—.
27160.
Beside your window. 2741.
Blue butterfly. 2762.
Bobolink and the chickadee. 213.
Bonum est. 7527.
By my command. 7998.
Camp meetin’ song. 19748.
Cantate Domino. 7575.
Cantie cantraip. 10018.
Cantilena e musetta. 2807.
Cathedral cliffs. 15226.
Chimes of St. Mark. 222384.
Christmas fantasy in march-form.
24723.
Cocaine Lil. 19812.
Come live with me. 10098.
Cortége triumphal. 4958.
Cossack. 4959.
Cousin Jedediah. 19848.
Creation hymn. T7684.
Cross it for yourself. 15295.
Cruz de Mayo. 27442.
Cynara. 7696.
Dicky bird hops. 19928.
Djouala’s song. 27524.
Dream-ship. 22416, 24879-24881.
Dreamin’ time. 5100, 5101.
Dreaming memories. 5102.
Eliland. 22457.
Emperor and the nightingale. 567.
Fog fleet. 661.
Frankie and Johnny. 20102.
Ganza-drums. 27696, 27697.
Haec dies. 775.
He’s gone away. 20218.
I dream of Jeannie. 15727.
If I but knew. 56380.
In music land. 10845.
In the fore of the year. 10851.
Instrumental unisons. 18162.
Israel mourns her lost splendor.
25456.
Jesu dulcis memoria. 83807.
Juravit Dominus. 8380.
Kalikongo. 25541, 25542.
Listen to the mocking bird. 16034.
1756
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Loneliness. 1241.
Lord is risen today. 16068.
Love’s secret. 11142.
Mabel’s waltz. 20746.
Margaret-Emily skating. 20783.
Mary wore three links of chain.
16138.
Missa Orbis factor. 28460.
Missa pro defunctis. 1396.
Missa VIII. toni. 23284.
Mystery for Christmas.
Nelly was a lady. 163810.
Nicht of spring. 6176.
23414.
No luliaby need Mary sing. 28627.
O salutaris Hostia. 8790, 28666,
28667.
Offering. 28680.
Oh Suzanna. 163880.
Pilot gig. 16477.
Pirates. 28815.
Playing the piano. 14194.
Prairie waters by night. 11686.
Prelude and toceata. 1730.
Reverie pastorale. 9026.
Rhythmic design. 16566.
River, river. 6463, 6464.
Scherzo. 4105.
Sea fan. 16653.
Sketches from nature. 6674.
Sleep, my little one. 23839, 23840.
Sold down the river. 2001.
Sonate Sylvain pour piano. 18996.
Song of joy. 238887.
Sonnet. 8516.
Southern moon. 6745, 6746.
Souvenir. 41938.
Spanish dance. 2046. —
Suite in the olden style. 6795.
Susie goes a-shoppin’. 21503.
Swinging ’neath the apple tree.
pA LT A5%
Teddy bear’s pranks.
Time’s garden. 26674.
’Tis but a little faded flower.
21633.
To the moon. 12227.
Twilight memories. 7007, 7008.
Under the harvest moon. 12291.
Variations on a theme by Gevaert.
26770.
21545.
Veni Creator Spiritus. 26773.
Vidi aquam. 4413.
Where e’er you walk. 7998.
*Zek’] saw de wheel. 17228.
Fischer (J. K. F.)
Fischer (L. D.):
Anthems. 2644.
Beautiful land of nod.
Birthday song. 19657.
Clouds. 7647.
I thought. 3348.
Fischer (Ludwig) My lodging is the
cellar here. 17236 (282)
Festmusik. 20045.
TA76.
Fischer (Margaret) :
Dreaming of
15403.
Kiss that meant adieu. 15970.
. Lovers lane. 183860.
Night of love. 23440.
Shanghai lady. 18921.
Fischer (Paul) musikalienhandlung.
Wir trinken noch eins. 12486.
Fischer (W. G.) I love to tell the
you sweetheart.
story. 27940.
Fischerman (Jascha) My lovely lady.
20939.
Fischman (Julia)
Fiser (Vaclav) :
Majova nace.
Nase
28591.
U potucku-valtik. 29362.
Fish (Charlotte) Rafael. 26230.
Fish (@hmC€.) 97:
All I have are dreams of you.
4610.
Her name is Helen. 3218.
Why do I? 29582.
28371.
babiecatanci-sousedska.
I don’t mind the rain drops. 3281.
T’ll go to Chicago! 3296.
I’m all aflutter. 3313.
You could have had me. 4549.
Fish (Larry) jr. See Fish (lL. C.)
jr.
Fishbach (Henry)
grow on trees. 387.
Fishburn (L. S.) Let me dream in
your arms of love. 13689.
Fisher (A. C.):
I shall see Jesus. 8197.
Jesus is ever the same.
Since His love came
heart. 9163.
Fisher (A. H.):
Lonely for someone. 25652.
That means that your in love.
16895. .
Fisher (C. R.)
14976 (306)
Fisher (C. W.)
Fisher (Hmil)
Fisher (Ethel)
Fisher (Fred) :
Better things in life. 24590.
Blue is the night. 24611.
Ching, ching, ching. 24715.
Cotton. 24767.
Dust. 27570.
Dynamic personality.
19970.
Fleurette. 3081, 5224.
Girl trouble. 25071.
I’d rather be blue over you.
I don’t want your kisses.
I want to! I got to!
be loved. 20399.
Ich liebe dich. 15817.
All nuts don’t
8308.
into my
Song of the traveler.
Cubanelle. 10136.
Pirate bold. 16479:
Blight. 17407.
15419,
894.
13396.
I have to
of
INDEX
pt..101, n. s.,.voi24
Fisher (red )—Continued.
Leave it that way. 28245.
Lucia. 5933, 11151.
My madonna. 3744.
There is a garden in my dreams.
26644.
Until the end. 14740.
When you find me
14855.
Fisher (H. J.):
That’s what you’ve done to me.
4295.
You'll really miss me.
Fisher (Herbert) :
I want you back again. 968.
Keystone march. 5781.
Fisher (Howard) Old violin.. 11535.
Fisher (Hoyt) There’s a smile for
evry tear. 2182.
Fisher (J. M.) jr.
Fisher (J. O.):
Amazon. 15032.
Anella. 15040.
At the break of the day. 15064.
Big man, sweet man. 15141.
Blow wind, blow. 15156.
Caracas. 15219.
Coccotte. 17538.
Cruceta. 15296.
De yo devere. 153832.
Dog eatcher. 15374.
Girls and women of today. 15563.
Gombo Lai Lai. 15590.
Happy days. 15628.
Justine. 15952.
Luna Maracibo. ‘16097.
One cent—honey comb. 16409.
dreaming.
4555.
Nancy Lee. 238419.
Rosa caraquena. 16585.
Rosita. 16596.
Sofia. 16730.
Sweet Charlie. 19079.
Sweet Sammy. 16849.
Tell the population. . 16885.
Toddy. 16945.
West Indian sunshine.
Whey-whey. 17126.
Why girls are fond of policemen.
17077.
17138.
Fisher (Leander) Robin’s departure.
6468.
Fisher (Margorie) Always by myself.
15029.
Fisher (N. BH.) If you smile. 22897.
Fisher (Phil) Gunner Jim. 17870.
Fisher (R. D.) You have gone.
29606.
Fisher (W. A.):
Bass songs. 172386 (31)
Daybreak. 2589 (64)
Last night. 17236 (214)
Madriléna. 27057 (83).
Modern piano music. 172386 (270).
My lodging is the cellar dest
17236 (282).
O risen Lord. 29647 (167).
Soprano and alto duets.
(399).
Sweet is Tipperary. 17236 (ait),
Fishing fleet. 7894.
Fishing party. 644.
Fisk (Arthur) :
Bright lights. 9958.
Hawaiian Islands.
17236 »
20214.
Just a ball of cotton. 20546.
Just a little nigger. 109386.
My dream of you. 23348.
Naughty baby. 23422.
Only a bow from yous shoulder.
18676.
Playing to the moon. 23608.
Fisk (Elmer) :
I had forgotten, then. 25263.
If I were the king of fairyland.
22892.
Fiske (Bert) :
Chérie. 27348.
Extasy. 27628.
Fitch (A. H.):
Darling I’m in love with you.
10171.
High hat parade. 10629.
My phantom sweetheart. 25937.
Once in awhile. 11548.
That’s just what I mean. 9369.
That’s what I’d have. 16904.
Who’s that girl. 26935.
Fitch (Kay) See Fitch (K. C.)
Fitch (K. C.):
Darling, I’m
LOTT:
High hat parade.
in love with you.
10629.
My phantom sweetheart. 25937.
Once in awhile. 11548. ;
That’s just what I mean. 9369.
That’s what I’d have. 16904.
Who’s that girl. 26935.
Fitchlee (Charles) Where the sweet
violeta grows. 24290.
Fitelberg (Jerzy):
Kanonen-song. 8360.
Tango-ballade. 9345.
Fithian (J. H.) Up in the Alps.
9463.
Fittipaldi (Nicola) Will you still be
mine. 21865.
Fitton (J. W.) I have surely built
Thee an house. 18003.
Fitzgerald (Eddie) Amelia my own.
50.
Fitzgerald (H. K.)
ody. 26577.
Fitzgerald pub. corp.:
Little old-fashioned girl.
Since I found you. 8453.
Sweethenrt mel-
8453.
1758
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Fitzpatrick (J. filled !
26503.
Fitzpatrick (M. J.)
J.) -- Spirit
What are you
going to do with your money.
19331, 21785.
Fitzsimmons (Caroline) New York!
14035.
I didn’t know.
our empire state.
Fitzsimmons (J. B.)
15723.
FitzSimons (H. T.):
All my heart this night rejoices.
7349.
Bird of hope. 27229.
Dinna forget. 5047.
Easter dawn. 5126.
Far-away. 276384.
Ginger cat. 5292.
Grouch. 7988.
Hunting of the snark. 5469.
King Jesus is a-listening. 28205.
Lamb. 1172.
Let the words of my mouth.
28264.
O sing unto the Lord. 28668.
Outward bound. 28748.
Pep song. 1686.
Song of the marching men. 9241.
Tea house of Sing Lo. 29287.
To music. 6949.
Up in the air. 2290.
Vagabond song. 29386.
Fitzwater (H. L.) Why baby you
ain’t been half tryin’. 14876.
Five folk dances. 7551.
Five o'clock girl. 7895, 10422, 12196.
Five traditional French Christmas
carols. 20126. *
Fizer (Nida) Everybody’s got a radio
now. 138126.
Flag in Birdland. 645.
Flag of good will. 20058.
Flagg (Edith) By the sounding sea.
6.
1973
Flagler (R. S.):
At the end-of the day. 79.
Rover’s prayer. 6502.
Song of ships. 6723.
Flaherty (M. H.):
Crasher. 4971.
Sad, sad Mother’s day.
Flamencos (Los) 24993.
Flament (Edouard) :
Acis et Galathée. 21976.
Colére des Pharisiens. 22267.
Dans le temple d’Aphrodite. 2914.
Diane chasseresse. 22367.
Francesca da Rimini. 5248.
Lovelace. 8490.
Orage en mer.
16610.
6268.
Prélude pour un drame. 16500.
Prés du temple d’ amour. 14232.
Printemps sur la mer. 1745.
Quand chassait le roi. 3992.
Sommeil d’Antiope. 23877.
Vers.la Sibérie.... 2319.
Flamm (Hugo) Kasperles
ende. 15957.
Flammer (Harold) ine.:
Arm these Thy soldiers, mighty
wochen-
Lord. 4650.
Blessed are the pure in heart.
15149.
Brave little soldier. 248.
Bread of the world. 22164.
Climbing up the hill. 378.
Come unto Me. 15269, 16974.
Create in me a clean heart, O God.
15288.
Divine tragedy. 495.
Father, hear Thy children’s call.
5189.
Father, teach us. 3053.
Flame. 65217.
Gallant soldiers. 705.
God of mercy, God of grace.
15577.
Happy holidays. 786.
Hindu love song. 5481.
Homeward bound. 8057.
How the butterfly keeps busy.
15692.
I shall not want. 5591.
In the hammock. 15860.
Jolly sailors. 1098.
Love, could you know.
Maid of Spain. 5951.
16074.
Moonlight here and yonder. 16214.
O forgive our debts. 16357.
Old-fashioned waltz. 1606.
One last kiss. 1638.
Pirate’s song. 16480.
Puddle. 23647.
Redemption’s triumph song. 16549.
Rejoice, He lives. 1792.
Riding song. 16569.
Rover’s prayer. 6502.
Service. 1927, 6606.
Song of ships. 6723.
Spring joy. 14524.
Swaying branches. 14569.
When the roses bloom. 17107,
17108.
Whisper of the pines. 2468.
Wind and the thistledown. 15860.
Flanders (Leo) :
Let’s pretend. 1198.
Listen and your heart will tell.
1220.
Tampa. 21380.
‘When the girlie you love loves you.
2445.
Flannigan (Wm.) Old melodies bring
memories. 11534.
1759
INDEX
Flatow (Leon) :
Let’s don’t and say we did. 5836.
Let’s don’t ’n’ say we did. 11041,
16009.
Light up your face with the sun-
shine. 13709, 16025.
Nothin’ is sweeter than honey.
16345.
Oh ma, what a man. 3843.
Fleagle (J. R.):
Ballad. 24994.
- 24809.
Date breakin’ mamma.
No place to go. 26001.
Waitin’. 26810.
What’s the use? 26872.
Fliedderman (H. L.):
Dippsy doo. 2949"
Mother dear o’ mine. 8647.
Fleischmann (A. G.):
Awakening. 9826.
Fool. 10446.
Night. 11442.
Fleischmann (Otto):
Abendfrieden. 2595.
Arioso. 69.
Barearole. 133.
Canzonetta. 3080.
Fleming (Alroy) Szene aus Goethe’s
Faust. “S33.
Fleming (C. V.) Tulsa. 12266.
Meming) (SI5T-) “You! T2513)
Fleming (Len):
Catherine. 7593.
Does mama love papa this morn-
ing. T9936. =
Hello daddy. 5410.
I know that you know that you
love me. 914.
I’m afraid I’m in love with you.
5532.
I’se gwine back to Dixie right
away. 27977.
I want a girl. 10788.
My Mollie Dollie. 23382.
Only a dreamer of dreams. 26102.
Fleming (Reno) In the land of Old
King Coal. 8263.
Fleming (T. J.) All in a day. 19530,
27088, 27089.
Flemming (Fritz) 60 itibungsstticke
fiir oboe. 20063-20065.
Fliers (P. L.) =Messalinette.
(178).
Fletcher (C. B.):
Enchanted isles.
My pansy girl.
She’s my
16677.
Fletcher (D.): .
When you go a’courtin’. 14856.
Where is my mamma. 14862.
Fletcher (G.) I sat upon the river
bank. 20883.
24426
13096.
16278.
lullaby baby now.
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
Fletcher (Joseph) :
Mass. 8556, 13846.
On that resurrection day. 1625.
Seek not here. 1912. —
Fletcher (P. H.):
Bees. 9876.
Bridal of Weetamoo. 27269.
Famous beauties. 17741.
Galway piper. 27694.
Madrigal of spring. 5943.
Fletcher (R. K.):
Gridiron king. 20172.
Soldier’s field. 21401.
Fleur de Volivier. 5222.
Fieury (Héléne) Offertoire. 2589
(242).
Flick (C. R.) Memories of childhood.
8585.
Fliegende (Der) Hollander. 2352.
Fliess (Max):
Keiner wusste, dass Auguste 1141.
Midelchen vom Rhein. 11168.
Flinder (Dave) Be non-chalant. 2705.
Flinn (H. W.) Just my girl. 28168.
Flint (F. G.) When dreams take me
back to you. 17088.
Flint (G. C.) Columbia university
band. 388.
Flint (J. H.). Vagabond in fairyland.
9468.
Flippen (J. C.):
Make yourself at home. 20758.
Who’s this girl named Whoopee.
19385.
Flirt und jazz.
Floercky (H. EH.)
8226.
Moon girl of mine. -
11304.
Floersch (T. J.) On Broadway.
18658.
Flora (James) Happy moments.
10581.
Florence (Edwin) You proved your
love. 19464.
Garafion. 3121.
Canto di pescatore.
Flores (Felipe)
Flores (Gianni)
296.
Flores (Manuel) :
Clavelito. 27383.
Cuando lejos, muy lejos.
Hspinas. 27608.
Lagrima. 28225.
Pronto muy pronto. 28862.
Ven Jesucita ven. 29394.
Ya me evan. 29588.
Flores (Pedro) :
Que no quiere caldo.
27443.
28876. —
Volvio Maruca. 29418.
Flores (Timoteo) :
Blanca flor. 27233.
De tierras abajo vengo. 27480.
Dios hizo al hombre. 27514.
Joven ideal. 28145.
Pobre del hombre pobre.
Porque cuando la noche.
28826.
28843.
1760
INDEX
Cc AR Ne el ie es Os racraarescomenermrd
nos. 1-12, 1929
Quisiera llorar. 28881.
Tuve un amor. 29857.
Florio (M. E.) pseud. See Helfere
(Maximillian)
Flossie. 15103, 15241, 15917, 16447,
16448, 24999.
Flotow (Friedrich von):
M’appari. 25000.
Martha. 5226.
Flournoy (W. E.) Dreamy land,
you're calling me. 5108.
Floury (J. E. T.) Chonchette. 17236
(67).
Flow gently, sweet Afton. 10488.
Flowers (Adelaide) Golden day.
17842.
Flowers (C. M.) Lonely. 238107.
Floyd (—) You done lost your good
thing now. 27011, 27012.
Floyd (Muriel) Idaho, the sweetheart
of the West. 5625.
Fluiter (Henry de) See De Fluiter
(Henry)
Flury (Richard) Fastnachtssym-
phonie. 24980.
Fly (Leslie) Scotland’s story. 1903.
Big =" hish.-2t(oo, ~Z8s89, ‘27928,
28892, 29253, 29444. -
Flynn (Clement) :
Dear little flower. 22345.
Music and beauty. 8667.
Flynn (Howard):
Broken promises. 15187.
EHe-by-gum. 561. '
I wagga da stick. 10786.
If I’m kind to Mary. 25384.
Oh! How she touches - me. Eth12:
Olga. 26084.
Park yourself close to me. 21131.
She said—I said—you said. 16683.
Was it fair—? 24205.
You can’t see the sea _ today.
9660.
Flynn (M.M.) Do you? 7756.
Foden (William) Foden’s guitar
duets. 20073, 20074.
Forster (—) Nach meiner heimat
zieht’s mich wieder. 1517.
Foerster (A. M.):
Eternal light. 14976 (85).
Resurrection. 4577 (330).
Foerster (Rud.) Frauen walzer.
17236 (133).
Fogarty (Alexander):
Clutching at shadows. 22261.
That’s the time when I miss you.
24039.
That’s why we misbehave. 24040.
Wondering who. 24347.
Fogerty (E.) I long to belong to
someone. 3302.
Kogg (CC. By:
Dust in my eyes, you’re throwing.
7805.
I’m looking for an old fashioned
song. 8161.
Stop being everyone’s sweetheart.
6784.
Fogg (Eric) In service.
Foggy dew. 662.
Fogleman (Beulah)
28392.
Foglia (P. A.):
Cabaret Sally. 2798.
That smile I had. 4299.
Fohl (Gertrude) Nancy. 25961.
Folberth (George) jr. Laughing eyes.
1184.
Foldessy (I. B.):
3405.
Margarita.
Airship of love. 7331.
Because of you. 9873.
Didn’t I tell you. T7748.
It‘s so easy for
25469.
Jealousy. 10903.
Foley (G. F.) Patricia. 21141.
Foley (T. A.) jr. I found the way to
happiness. 8108.
Folio of guitar solos and duets.
Folk-and master-melodies for
young violinist. 22532.
Folk dances for boys and girls. 10443.
Folk songs of America. 22533, 22535.
Folk-tune book. 7910.
Folk-tunes and morris dances.
Follansbee (C. L.):
Blue weather. 207.
T’ll come back to you.
Mem’ries of you. 1866.
Strollin’ along together. 29157.
What couldn’t I do without you.
9545.
Follansbee (Charlie)
(C. L.)
Follow thru. 269, 667, 891, 966, 1323,
1490, 1553; 20002 2NiG Y 2565390:
7911, 24655.
me to love you.
663.
the
10445.
8130.
See Follansbee
Folsom (Archer) Lolita. 11092.
Folsom (Frellie) Forget me _ not.
7921, 15514.
Folwar (Joanna) Happiness ahead
for you and I. 22651, 22652.
Folwell’s (J. C.) famous compositions
for the guitar. 15505.
Fomadel (J. P.) Sweet heart of mine.
14572.
Fomeen (Basil):
Evening in Paris.
Little Roxyette.
Fontaine (Charles)
12594 (379).
Fontaine (L. J) Graded studies for
the violin. 756, 13268.
3027.
1233.
Swing song.
1761
Fontaine (L. J. O.):
Come love, come waltz
Command me. 27407.
I heard a chirp. 909.
My lovely Juana. 285
Seeret. 4577 (849).
Fontana (J. B.) Du déma
Fonteille (EK. F.) Au pays des pa--
godes. 2675.
INDEX
. 27408.
56.
nehé. 548.
Fonville (Marion de) See De Fon-
ville (Marion)
Foort (Reginald) :
Burglar. 22173.
Cheerful rogue. 22225.
Creepy terror. 22300.
Following shadows. 22536.
Ghostly minuet. 22589.
Villainy triumphant. 24182.
Foote (Arthur) :
Adon olom. 14976 (38).
Air. 7918.
Arabeske. 4577 (827).
Ashes of roses. 12594
(10).
Bisesa’s song. 12594 (27).
Bor’chu. 14976 (48).
Cardinal flower. 4577
(46).
Cavalier fantastique. 4577 (1381).
Columbine. 4577 (59).
Crocus. 4577 (66).
En kelohenu. 14976 (88).
Etude de style. 4577 (102).
Hiz chayim. 14976 (92).
Foxglove. 4577 (122).
Gavotte. 4577 (25). 7942.
How goodly are Thy tents. 14976
(136).
Hunting song. 4577 (164), 27057
(118).
If love were what the rose is.
12594 (149).
Intermezzo. 9709 (66)
J’ hal ’lu Hodo al erets. 14976
(164).
Kedushoh. 14976 (170).
L’cho adonoi. 14976 (177).
Little étude. 4577 (211).
Love has turned his
11118.
face away.
Meadow rue. 4577 (271).
Meditation. 9709 (153
dG
Michomocho and Adonoi. 14976
(216).
Nocturne. 9709 (67).
Offertory. 9709 (179).
Pater noster. 9709 (184).
Prelude. 9709 (68).
Response to silent prayer. 14976
(270).
Rose and the gardener. 12594
(326).
Sh’ ma Jisroel. 14976
Sleep. 29066.
(290).
S’u sh’ orim. 14976 (320).
Tema con variazioni.
4577 (392).
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
Tov Vhodos. 14976 (347).
Trilliums. 4577 (401).
Vita nostra plena bellis. 4577
(415).
Wadnachnu. 14976 (370).:
W’shom’ru. 14976 (397).
For art’s sake. 25776, 26447, 26907.
Forberg (Otto) Garten. 17803.
Forberg (Robert) Praktische fagott-
schule. 11688.
Forbes (D. A.) My Chili queen.
6101.
Forbes (E. G.) There is one we both
call baby now. 4812.
Forbes (Sidney) I’m lonely for you
just you. 8159.
Forbes (Stephen) Christmas melo-
dies. 22246.
Ford (—) Little silver-haired sweet-
heart. 5875. :
Ford. pseud. See Rush (Ford)
Ford (C. E.) Love and laughter.
8481.
Ford (C. T.):
I’m just a Broadway roamer.
25314.
Love’s deepest valley. 25697.
Sweet baby of mine. 21506.
Ford (D. R.):
Jehovah. 28128.
One other day. 23585.
Ford (Donald) : .
Adagio and Allegretto. 19502.
He is tender with the beasts.
13306.
Ford (BH. A.):
Baby blue eyes. 9829.
Just the blues. 10955. —
Roses bring memories. 18855.
Ford (BH. E.):
Baby blue eyes. 2687, 9829. ~
Roses bring memories. 18855.
Ford (Hlfreda) Baby blue eyes.
2687.
Ford (Kmma) Wave Old Glory.
29447.
Ford (J. E. B.) Wave Old Glory.
29447.
Ford (K. M.) Mean just love. 28414
Ford (K. W.):
That’s how I know I love you.
4283.
That’s what I like about you.
4292.
Ford (Kennet) Dona. 10248, 22388.
Ford (M. G.): .
Sally dear, I want you. 16618.
You’re locked in my heart forever.
21935.
Ford (Mae) I’m living in a forest
of mem’ries. 3325, 10741.
Ford (P. J.) Oh! the elevator man.
8808.
1762
nos. 1-12, 1929
Ford (Pete) Dona. 22388.
Ford (Tom):
That’s how I know I love you.
4283.
That’s what I like about you.
4292.
Ford (Walter)
del’s songs.
13280, 13281. :
Ford and Glenn. See Rush (Ford)
and Rowell (Glenn)
Collection of Han-
3188, 3189, 7999-8001,
Forde (Al.) End of the _ evening.
13098.
Forde (Susan):
Arabesque. 22545.
On the way. 23528.
Forde (Walter) Too long. 29821.
Fore (Gettie) Buy. your Durant to-
day. 24656.
Foren (Bessie) Memories of child-
hood. 11253.
Forino (F. L.) That funny girl of
mine. 14617.
Forino (Luigi) Sonatina. 26460,
26461.
Forkish (R. M.) March of the gold-
en soldiers. 18398.
Forlivesi (A.) & «:
Album del
27082.
Canzone di Franciscio.
Clair de lune. 15255.
Congedi. 27413.
Dormi Nini. 24863. —
-Fiorita di canti popolari toscani.
13165.
Firenze. 13167.
Georgia. 5281.
Introduzione, aria e finale.
Lido. 16017.
Maddalena. 11166.
Mamma che veglia.
Manuela. 20770.
Nina-nana. 20994.
Ninive. 3792.
Niobe. 3794.
Nostalgia russa.
Offrande. 163866.
Paris-Milan. 11612.
Passatempi. 8881.
Preghiera a San Sergio. 28848.
Ritorno per il dolce natale. 4040.
Serenata delle rondini. 26371—
26373.
Serenata napulitana.
Smoking. 14451.
piccolo pianista.
2810.
15881.
8528.
3809.
11881.
Sonata. 11104, 23881, 24695.
Tetti. 26616.
Toledo. 24107.
Vespri di primavera. 9487.
Forman (N.L.) Play it again. 8926.
——————_— eee
Forman (Mrs. R. R.):
God so loved the world. 15578.
Let -not your heart be troubled.
16008.
Pirate’s umbrella.
Fornasari (Aroldo) :
Aegyptus. 16.
Intermezzo sinfonico. 1056.
Sognando amore. 2000.
Forno (Angelo) Che ne vuo’ echiv’.
1703.
10042.
Forrester (Cliffe) Three gay pieces.
17784.
Forshaw (J. H.) I want to be like
Jesus. 8210.
Forster. , Gh) a Sweet William.
2110.
Forster (Mary) Sweet William.
2110.
Forster music publisher, inc.:
At nesting time. 22047.
Blue waters. 206.
Cancion ingénua.
Candy sticks. 292.
Caressing you. 305.
Chinese doll. 10062.
Daddy’s lullaby. 24787.
Forget your yesterdays.
Gaucho. 3124.
Gene and Ford and Glenn folio.
25055. ;
Glad girls, Polly and Anna song
book. 15569.
Here come the elephants. 17919.
' Tm still caring. 15782.
Just be glad. 18212.
Lazy Mary. 25590.
Little dream cabin
AwOe lL.
Monkey biznez. 1413.
Peanut song. 23587.
Playera. 11657.
Prayer. 26207.
Remembrance. 4020.
Rock me to sleep in your arms.
18837.
Sevillana. 1980.
Sueezing song. 18981.
Song of the blues. 16759.
Special songs, stories & jokes.
21445.
Teacher’s manual .for Shefte’s
rapid course in modern piano
playing. 12148.
Tell: me in the moonlight.
Two words. 2278.
. What a wonderful word hello.
291.
22548.
of mine.
2146.
26862.
Why does sweitzer cheese have
holes. 24816.
Forsyth (Alexander) :
Blessed be God. 198.
Requiem mass. 9024.
1763
INDEX
Forsyth (Cecil) Widdecombe fair.
9608.
Forsyth (Josephine) pseud. See My-
ers (Mrs. P. A.)
Forsyth (W. O.):
Down by the bending willows.
5077.
Prelude. 5238.
Valse romantique.
Forsyth bros. ltd. :
Adventures of Hansel and Gretel.
17248.
4403.
Alphabet of exercises. 195388.
Book of dogs. 19694.
Fairy shoemaker. 20025.
Golden isle. 20156.
In Merrie England. 20450.
In praise of trees. 20457.
Round the camp fire. 4066.
Secotland’s story. 1903.
Twelve sketches from the life of
Dick Whittington. 7705.
Forsythe (J. A.) Only you and I.
18679.
Fort (Robert) Chanson andalouse.
2820.
Fortenberry (Kaysee) Singing blue.
29052.
Fortier (Violette) Out of my arms.
18694.
Fortner (Wolfgang) Vier mariani-
schen antiphonen. 17032.
Fortunato (EKugenio) :
Beneath the stars with you.
1a:
Can it be you. 2804.
Follow me.’ 5231.
Fortune teller. 7310 (63), 172386
(131)i
Fortunio. 15516, 15604.
Forward pass. 17824, 18000, 18020.
Forzano (Michael) :
Lonesome. 23111.
Though I use to smile.
Forziano (F. P.):
Cuckoo song. 22318.
In memory. 22912.
Foshay (W. B.) co.:
Foshay tower.
Tower of light. 21654.
Foss (H. J.) O! I hae seen the roses
blaw. 11491.
Fossett (V. O.):
Do your best, then wear a smile.
22382.
I love to raise my voice in song.
25290. .
Foster (Arnold):
Abergenny. 24482.
Ballamira. 24578.
Bashful swain. 24553.
Booth’s hornpipe. 24621.
Christ-church bells in
24719.
26664.
20092.
Oxon.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
ew ee,
Cottey house. 24766.
Draper’s maggot. 24873.
Farmer’s daughters. 17746. '
Green sleeves and yellow lace.
2517.
Hole in the wall. 25197.
Kemp’s jigg. 25551.
Lady-day. 25570.
Manx spinning wheel song. 20771.
Mr. Cosgill’s delight. 25845.
More the merrier. 25871.
No-body’s jigg. 26011.
Northern Nancy. 26017.
Ormond house. 26118.
Pretty miss. 26212.
Pretty nun. 26213.
“Red house. 26245.
Rockingham castle.
Rowling eye. 26305.
Sadler’s Wells. 26316,
Sheep under the snow.
Softly robin. 264382.
Spanish jigg. 26496.
Temple-barr. 26613.
Trenchmore. 26692.
Trip to Paris. 26700.
Way to Norwich. 26838.
Wedd ng. 26840.
Whimbleton house. 26923.
Foster (EK. A.) Photograph of you.
26173.
Foster (E. B.) Autumn moon. 24531.
Foster (HE. E.) We'll meet some day.
14801. -
(Fay)
Foster
Foster (G.):
26283.
21342.
"Twas but a_ kiss.
29358.
I sat upon the river bank. 20383. —
Mr. Brown, here I come. 20862.
New Orleans is the town I like
best. 23480.
She tells me that I am _ sweet.
23801.
Somebody’s tall and handsome,
29097.
When you go a’ courtin’. 14856.
Where is my mamma. 14862.
Who’s gonna kiss your lips, dear
darling. 21852.
Foster (Garry) Slippery Sam. 16717.
Foster (George) Mary, come back to
me. 23203.
Fosters @ayqaks. ) Six miniatures.
10460.
Foster (J. W.) If that ain’t some-
thing. 5687.
Foster (Jimmie) I want a little some
o’ that what you got. 5608.
Foster (S. C.):
Fragments from Stephen Foster.
25022.
I dream of Jeannie. 15727.
My old Kentucky home. 28563.
1764.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
My old Kentucky home—Old Black
Joe. 25934.
Nelly was a lady. 16310.
Oh! Susanna. 8801.
Old black Joe. 1603.
Old folks at home. 8850, 25202,
260738, 28563.
Foster (W. M.) =Mother’s prayer.
23323.
Fotherg 1) (Helen) Storm clouds.
6786.
Fouch (B. E. G.) Little brown shack
in the West. 18296.
Fouch (R. B.):
It’s Luckies for me.
Moviesong. 8661.
Foulds (John):
Essays in the modes. 5155.
Grand compagnie. 10560.
Lances of the free. 11010.
Santo Spirito. 11819.
Sérénade. 6595.
Sonata. 5241.
Fountain (William) :
Faint heart. 27630.
13577.
Sing this old song withme. 29050.
Four Girl Reserve songs. 9044.
Four Irish folk songs. 17266.
Four oid nursery rhymes. 310.
Four winds. 13191.
Fourdrain (Félix):
Hallucination. 25130.
Hussarde. 15707.
Plus jolie fille de France. 14201.
Fournier (Louis) :
Malaguena. 5954.
Menuet. 13871.
Pastorale. 625.
Fouts (A. W.):
Honeymoon moon. 17950.
Wondering, just wondering. 19417.
Fowler (A. M.) Broadway kiss. 24644.
Fowler (D. K.) Evangeline. 589.
Fowler (Julia) :
Echoes of forty nine. 2998.
Flowers I brought you. 654.
Just keep a’ hoping. 1124.
Pretty butterfly. 11696.
Fowler (Lem) Number runners blues.
6206.
Fowler (R. W.):
Always by myself.
China baby. 15245.
Your lullaby. 17224.
Fowler (S. M.) Song of Florida.
16753.
Fowler (T. V.):
Every little sunbeam. 24962.
Happy Hollow. 22656.
I’m laughin’ at you. 22814.
Ridin’ in high. 26267.
Fowler (Willie) That first
smile. 14616.
15029.
little
Fowler (Winifred)
forget. 22352.
Fowles (F. R.):
Dearest, forgive,
19491 (66).
Father of mercies.
Hear us O Father. 19491 (94).
Holy! Holy! Holy! 19491 (97).
Fox S0CicM.) :
Kelly’s cat. 14976 (172).
Ramblin’ Irish-man. 14976 (268).
Fox (Dave) You are the captain of
my ship of love. 4547.
Fox (F. F.) M. H. S. forever. 25712.
Fox (Frank) Deutschmeister-slow-
fox. 10216.
Fox (N. A.) I’ve got a longing for
home. 22851.
Fox (O. J.):
Cowboy’s lament.
Jesse James. 1088.
Prisoner for life. 1747.
Sam Bass. 1865.
Fox (Roy):
It’s pouring down rain. 10887.
Pouring down rain. 14222.
Fox (GS2av-)):
Could you love me in a large
way? 12941.
Ev’rything is fair and warmer
now. 15453.
Fox (Sam) Editions musicales:
Bicho feo. 12748.
Ca, ec’est mufle. 2797.
Chant Hindou. 24709.
Des zih et des z’ah. 2938.
En roulant. 13095.
Escarpolette. 13109.
Féerie-ballet. 3057.
Femme et le pantin. 24982.
Féte et cortége. 3061.
Gaity-suite. 3119.
Hora trece. 3246.
Jolis yeux des maitresses.
Lamento. 3519.
Ma java. 13798.
Miroir du désert. 3670.
Miss Frisson. 13905.
Mon seul ami. 3677.
Morenita. 13926.
Nuits napolitaines.
Pan y toros. 14139.
Passion de Jeanne d’Arce.
Paysage polaire. 3916.
Qu’ est-c’ qu’ on peut faire avec
4969.
13607.
1572.
21137,
ea. 3991.
Quand on a fini de s’ aimer.
3993.
Réve de gloire. 14295.
Romani. 14318.
Seul amour... . 4122.
Shéhérazade. 21348.
Tornade. 43851.
Toujours les mémes. 43853.
Tu mens. 14711.
1765
INDEX
ee
Fox (Sam) editions musicales—Contd.
Verdun, visions d’histoire. 21727.
West Point. 14816.
Fox (Sam) musikverlag:
Allegro appassionato. 15015.
Allegro burlesco. 15016.
Allegro giocoso. 15019.
Allegro movimentato. 15021.
Allegro spiritoso. 15023.
Gebet einer jungfrau. 15546,
15547.
Klosterglocken. 15974, 15975.
My little geisha. 16265, 16266.
Fox (Sam) pub. co.:
A la russe. 19493.
Abduction. 17238.
Adoration dramatique. 19506.
Allurement. 24468.
Altar of my heart. 24475.
Amour discret. 24488.
Antagonist. 24501.
Apprehension. 19560.
At the end of a cobblestone road.
15065.
Bambina. 9856, 173848.
Beneath the palms. 24577,
Betrayal. 9901.
Bizarre agitato. 19659.
Blindman’s buff. 12762.
Carmen. 24686, 24687.
Chit-chat. 19787.
Christmas carol. 17524.
Cop. 19887.
Coquetry. 17576.
Dainty damsels. 17600.
Discussion and argument. 17642.
Doubts. 24866.
Douglas band folio. 17660.
Evil omens. 17728.
Fairy ballet. 15459.
Faust. 25106-25108.
Fearless suitor. 20040.
Florella. 7908, 17767.
Fountainette. 3100.
Four feathers. 20094.
Fox (Sam) collection of tenor
banjo duets. 138194.
Fox (Sam) collection of tenor
banjo solos. 18195.
Fox (Sam) photoplay edition.
Fox album of B flat clarinet solos.
3102-3104.
Fox album of trombone _ solos.
13193.
Fox famous folio of B flat clarinet
solos. 8105.
Fox favorite orchestra folio.
20099.
Fox ideal instrumental quartets.
22553.
1766
pt. Ill, n. s., v. 24 ©
Fox peerless brass quartets.
15520.
Fox universal folio. 17787.
Funsters. 17797.
Green’s (George Hamilton) xylo-
phone solos of famous Sam Fox
successes. 3172.
Gypsy wildflower. 17873.
Happy gathering. 20198.
Hipp-i-ty hop. 3228.
Hop scotch. 1383860.
I want to be your sweetheart.
27997.
In an Eastern garden. 18126.
In mist and haze. 18135.
In the magic garden. 18145,
In trouble. 18153.
Jingles. 138601.
. Jolly gob. 20581.
-Lamento drammatico. 18253.
Lost in London town. 183837.
Lovable bum. 25668.
March of the spiders. 18399.
Marche triumphale. 25752.
Marika. 18411, 25758.
Modern Romeo. 28468.
Monkey-man. 18476.
Motley fool. 25880.
Moving along. 20896.
My Cairo love. 6097.
Naidu. 14019.
Namir. 25960.
Nola. 3806.
Ol top tipsy. 21054.
Old quartette. 14097.
On the prowl. 21069.
Out of the dusk to you. 3888.
Parade of the teenie weenies.
16444.
Pensive thoughts. 14166.
Perilous pursuit. 18732.
Pirate bold. 16479.
Pleasant dreams. 14197.
Polly. 3959.
Pomp and splendour. 18764.
Prayer perfect. 3972.
Protest. 18793.
Quiero. 28880.
Raving. 26238.
Redskin. 1790, 4014.
Reminiscences of Vienna. 14291.
Restless events. 18821.
Rhapsodie russe. 4029.
Rhythmic appassionata. 21241,
Romantie adventure. 21261.
Scherzino. 18892.
School days. 14870.
Sentimental Swanee. 6592.
Soft winds coming from the sea.
21400.
Song of the fisher-boats. 16761.
Spanish danee. 16779.
Spinning. 4202.
Stealthy whispers. 19040.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Still waters. 19048.
Sunshiny day. 14562.
Suspicious visitor. 21505.
Tambouretta. 19117.
Tensive agitato. 19189.
Three encore novelties.
Thunder storm. 14668.
Triumph. 19227.
Try dancing. 26710.
Turbulency. 21682. ‘
Two descriptive pieces for the
piano. 15804.
Valse agitato. 26752.
Vigorous defense. 21731.
Village idiot. 26785.
Whimsical dance. 21844.
With dainty grace. 17160.
Your love is all. 12567.
Zuleika. 19488.
Fox (Sam) school collection.
14088.
3101.
Fox album of B flat clarinet solos.
3102-3104.
Fox and goose. 9984.
Fox and the crow. 10462.
Fox famous folio of B flat clarinet
solos. 3105.
Fox favorite orchestra folio. 20099.
Fox film corp.:
Addio my darling. 24437.
Behind an old Spanish fan. 22106.
Black hussars. 15147.
Budapest. 24648.
Can-cean. 24675.
Cubana. 22309.
Dance away the night.
Death scene. 17630. |
Dedicaticn march. 22354.
Dream on a piece of wedding
15306.
cake. 22414.
E la balla Gigugin. 24911.
Folk song. 15503. ,
Go lovely rose. 20150.
Good old Mary Brown. 17855.
Happy days. 25140:
Here comes the bride. 3221.
Hills of old New Hampshire,
25187.
Hungarian festivities. 20280.
I’d love to be a talking-picture
queen. 25252.
I’m a peaceful man. 22799.
IT only knew it was you. 15791.
I whisper at twilight. 20403.
Italian hymn. 15900.
Italian parade march. 20508.
Jubilatin’. 3459.
King of the pampas. 25557.
Lady in green. 20600.
Little blue gate. 20671.
Little house to dream. 25635.
Longing. 25655.
Love dawn. 20714.
Love is like a match.
Mariana. 25756.
25677.
Married in Hollywood. 23202,
My girl. 20920, 233859.
My yesterday. 20966.
National anthem. 163804.
New era schottishe [!] 25978.
Nobody knows but Rosie. 26005.
Nobody knows you like I do.
18604.
Old fashioned waltz.
On the river. 26088.
Once upon a time. 21078.
Pandemonium, 23572.
Peasant song. 16459.
Polish up your - funny bone.
23614.
Prelude to a dream ballet.
Serenade. 26366.
Ships ballet. 21351.
Sky hawk. 238887.
Snowball man. 26428.
Song of courage. 21418.
Spanish motif for Los conquis-
tadoros. 21444.
Steppin’ along. 16804.
Tankard and the bowl. 24014.
Tarantella—Rossetta. 21539.
There’s a little bit of Irish in the
rainbow. 26647.
There’s no use crying. 21595.
23569.
26209.
Toast to the girl I love. 24103.
Transformation scene. 24120.
Trouble. 21669.
Until one comes along. 16999.
Valsette. 24168.
Vie and Eddie. 24178. .
We'll build a little world of our
own. 242138.
We two. 24218.
Well dressed man. 29458.
Whose little baby is 00. 243807.
Foxy Quiller. 2589 (101), 7310 (186).
Foy (Bryan) Rosie’s in love wid a
real guy. 9062.
Hra Diavolo. 12594 (11), 15073
Frindila (Victor) In a little cozy
corner. 5652.
Friulein mama. 3106.
Fragment of an old Hindu bazaar
song. 17788.
Fraieli (D. D.):
Alone in the rain. 7355.
Night and day. 20992.
Regrets. 26250.
Fram (Robert) :
I’m in love with someone. 5549.
If you leave me. 5689.
Night was made for love. 11446.
Swinging in a hammock. 9334.
Wiio cares what tomorrow may
bring. 7209, 12450.
France (H..A.) :
D flat theme. 19865.
Dreaming. 17674.
Have you ever been told. 20213.
1767
INDEX
Ptyrr; nas. aes
France (H. A.)—Continued.
Hot and bothered. 17958.
I’m longing for someone. 18047.
Sometime. 21412.
France (Michael) Why did you leave.
26944.
France, reciprocal copyright |. protec-
tion of music, p. 5.
Francés (Leopoldo) :
Alma torera. 7353.
Consejos del ranchero. 10111.
Del tango al fox. 2932.
Filosofia barata. 10414.
Paulino Uzcudun. 1680.
Por un beso. 6361.
Sevilla. 9129.
Soy mexicano! 120238.
Francesca da Rimini. 10467.
Franceschi (J.):
Nostalgie cinédrame. 14057.
Orage. 6266.
Francesco (L. de) See De Fran-
cesco (L.).
Francis (B. L.) Dear old father.:
17624.
Francis (C. C.) Overture to Athalia.
8002.
Francis (G. T.) Son of God is born
for all. 26455.
Francis (L. A.):
Everybody has the blues. 27622.
In my old red hammock. 10847.
Francis (M. T.):
Dear little sunshine. 9709 (50).
Dream one dream of me. 29647
(53).
In the springtime. 12594 (155).
Load of pumpkins. 19491 (128).
Priscilla. 27057 (112).
Francis (Otis):
Marvelous one. 28398.
Message of love. 28442.
Francis (W. 8.) I knew ’twas you.
13407.
Francis (W. T.):
Dream one dream of me.
(53):
Lead of pumpkins.
Francis (W. T.) ir.:
ear little sunshine.
Dream one dream of me.
(53).
In the springtime. 12594 (155).
Load of pumpkins. 19191 (128).
Priscilla. 27057 (112).
Vrancis-Day (Publications) 8s. a.:
29647
19491 (128).
9709 (50).
29647
Alfred Pingouin. 4605.
Jarolina. 2814.
Love. 25669.
Love me: 20719;- 20720,5 25147,
23148, 28334.
Mon Argentine. 16206.
Nina. 8760.
Oiseau bleu. 8811.
Pour toujours. 6368.
Revenge. 6440.
To-morrow. 2220.
Visite nocturne. 9502.
Francis, Day & Hunter, ltd.:
After the girl. 9727.
Aline. 19523.
All I want is happiness. 27086.
And I only met her on Sunday!
2a:
Baby, you’ve got the right idea!
19592.
Blue moon. 205.
Bubbling over with joy.
But I do say so. 9979.
Comfy and cosy. 19827.
Dear old granny! 27487. —
Diddy-om-bom-bom. 10225.
Empty chair. 10336.
First one to laugh is the first one
to ery. 22519.
From my window in Vanity Fair.
10474.
Glad feet. 10525.
Golden paradise. 27734.
Hear the ukuleles, a-calling you
home. 10608.
Heuse on a hill-top. 10657.
How’s your mother? 5461.
Hylton’s (Jack) good old songs.
9974.
20284.
I lift up my finger. 10715, 18007,
20323.
T’ll be waitin’ aroun’. 27923.
I lost Yvonne, but I found Yvette.
21987. ,
I’m wishing you joy. 20377.
I taught her all she knows. 27984.
I’ve built a shack in Maryland,
Mary. 5597.
I’ve got a,man. 27987.
I wagga da stick. 10786.
I won’t break my heart over you.
20411.
It’s girls like you. 1074.
Japanese moonlight. 13585.
Jungle Yale blues. 1113.
Laughing butterfly! 20619.
Little chatterbox. 20675.
Love lies. 11128.
Love me all the while. 283835.
Love me in December most of all.
28336.
Love’s radio. 28348.
Lucy’s lipstick. 20736.
Mamma, it isn’t fair!
Men. 11257.
Merry-merry. 11266.
Miss Up-to-date. 11287.
Missouri moon. 28463.
More I try to forget the more I
remember you. 20884.
New Casani Yale blues.
28376.
1537.
1768
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
Nobody’s fault but your own. 3805,
8769, 11465, 21004.
Oh, me! Oh, my!
ful. 6228.
Our lad. 6282.
Pass it along. 28781.
Percy, the pride of the Pearl.
28800.
Please don’t wake my wife! 21175.
Pretty little house that Jack built.
6385.
Rosa. 28924. .
Sarsaparilla. 6542.
Searching in vain.
She’s got blue eyes. 11896.
Smith’s crisp crisps. 6685.
So long as she’s happy! 29085.
Someday you'll need a friend.
21406.
Step high. 12056.
Sunny South. 12092.
That rests entirely with me. 21561.
That’s how I like ’em. 21562.
That’s why I love her. 21578.
Their golden wedding day. 21582.
There’s a girl in my arms and a
man in the moon. 21591.
Thin man and the fat man. 12191.
She’s wonder-
6584.
Too late. 21648.
Twenty-thousand Scotchmen.
12274.
Unlucky number thirteen. 21706.
What could be sweeter? 7151.
When your rolling-stone comes
home. 12483.
Where, oh! where is that moon.
29506. :
Who did? why, you did. 2471.
Why did the sausage roll! 295381.
Why don’t flies get fat? 29534.
Wonderful you—commonplace me.
12497.
Yet you forgot. 29589.
You forget. 2551.
You’re what’s the matter with me.
13555:
You should never, never worry
over things like that. 7279.
You’ve made a difference to me.
12561.
You will love me.
Franck (César) :
Allegretto ben moderato.
Allegretto noco mosso.
Allegro. 25024.
Béatitudes. 12716, 12594 (19).
Piéces pour harmonium. 14976
(260).
Récitativo
Rédemption.
12563.
24462.
24463.
fantasia. 26243.
1236. (331).
Vierge 4 la créche. 14768.
Franck (Francis) :
Beatitudes. 12594 (19).
Rédemption. 17236 (331).
Franck (Rik. G. ‘Jie
Beatitudes. 12594 (19).
Rédemption. 17286 (331).
Franco (José) Agiiero. 7328.
Franco (Roderick) My loved one.
23379.
Frandsen (A. E.):
Belle of Caroline. 24575.
Little southern town. 18309.
Frangopoulo (T.) Ali-Baba. 17267.
Frank (Dave):
In June you'll hear the band play
our wedding tune. 15846.
Yo-yo. 194835.
Frank (Francis) :
Greeting. 15603.
Prélude notturnesque. 8960.
Frank (Ivan) Answer song. 46388.
Frank (Joseph) Our President. 3884.
Kranks (i. "-.):
Golden road.
Magic moon.
Frank (Laura)
Franke (F. W.):
Cantus—firmus—praeludien. 298,
17480.
Was Gott tut, das ist wohlgetan.
19309.
Franke (Paul)
ter. 18900.
Frankel (Leo):
Don’t diet. 24857.
June night and you. 13617.
Franker (Eric) Grey dawn. 27758.
Frankforter (Nettie) You’ve got ’em
beat by far. 14952.
Frankie and Johnny. 20102.
Frankl (Abe) Drifting into love. 545.
Franklin (Ch.):
17846.
16106.
See Bateman (L. F.)
Schlagzeug im orches-
Comedy excitement. 13883.
Fight for honour. 12886.
Franklin (Dave):
Hawaiian love song. 27798.
Kicking the blues away. 23023.
Rhythm of the tambourine. 21240,
26265.
What is life without love. 26868.
Franklin (F. A.):
Daffodils waltz. 4986.
Dancing lesson. 4577 (77).
Drum, fife and trumpet. 5112.
Whip and spur. 4577 (424).
Franklin (J. B.) O such wondrous
love. 1587.
Franklin (William) Burden down.
24652.
Franklyn (Guy) lLazy-bones. 1187,
5823.
Franko (Sam) Violinkonzert. 21735.
Franks (Leslie) Tunelandia. 21680.
Franz (Robert) In the hedge a rose
is blooming. 20466.
Franzone (J. W.)
11255.
Memory of love.
1769
INDEX
Franzosa (Joseph) :
Scale study. 16636.
Twelve violincello duetts. 20103.
Frary (Earl) Our little flower garden
home. 28739.
Frascogna (Cosimo) Marie if you
kiss me. 13887.
Frase (C. W.) I wonder if Vll make
a hit. 22874.
Onlv dreams. 28727.
My own true love.
Fraser (F. N.)
Fraser (M. S.)
16277. ;
Fraser (Marjory Kennedy-) See Ken-
nedy-Fraser (Marjory)
Fraser-Simson (H.):
Homecoming. 5442.
More very young songs. 1421,
16220.
Frate (Raffaele del) Estasi. 15441.
Frattarollo (Pasquale) :
California moon. 12827.
Lindy and his bride. 16080.
Frattellone (A.) Tididda voli ’a
earni. 6933.
Fratus (Anna) When my baby comes
trot-trot-trotting along. 9563.
Fratus (Joseph) Beautiful Hawaiian
shore. 24559.
Frau in gold. 4585, 5246, 6552, 10469.
Frau Luna. 4577 (225), 17236 (1382).
Frau meisterin. 22557.
Frau ohne schleier. 15525.
Frau von Format. 681.
Frawley (A. P.):
I may forget I love you. 27970.
Once a week girl. 28723.
Frazee (G. F.):
Autumn moods. 9814.
Dance of the camel drivers. 12965.
Falling leaves. 10382.
Massachusetts Bay tercentenary.
23211, 28402, 28403.
Frazer (—) All I want is ’ittle ootsie
oo. 4611.
Frazier (HEddie)
smile like yours.
10784, 13486.
Frazzini (Al.) pseuwd.
(Amicus )
Frazzini (Amicus):
Hello—Oxiton. 5411.
Ev'ry night, I’m dancing in my
dreams. 5169.
Silv’ry moon. 18945.
Silv’ry moon, I’m all alone and
blue. 4144.
There’s a ring around my finger.
26650.
Tho’ you’ve
21607.
Violet. 26788.
You’re bananas crazy. 2556.
I’ve never seen a
5604, 5605, 8205,
See Frazzini
forgotten. 12199,
| Freed (M. E.)
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
Frederick (—) pseud. See Gordon
(F)
Frederick (Billy):
I want you now dear. 970.
Nights are blue. 1549.
Frederick (EH. I.) I cared too.
Frederick (Noah) :
After you’ve broken my hear 22.
Dixie mammy. 496.
On a starry night. 1622.
Once upon a time with you. 1635.
She forgot but I remembered.
Olay
Siam. 1957:
Song I love—and you.
South Sea moon. 9259.
25248.
18999.
When my ship sailed away from
Hawaii. 29485.
Fredericks (Julian) : :
Pansies. 14140.
Tranquil hours. 14693.
Frederiksen (Hmil Juel-)
Frederiksen (Emil)
Frederiksen (Sigurd) ;
Allegro agitato. 27098.
Sunrise. 29170.
Fredricks (EK. M.)
ford college. 6735.
Freed (Alfred) :
I still love you,
10772.
Why should I tell a lie. 26950.
Won’t you come back
to me my darling. 14907, 21886.
Freed (Martin) :
Days. 5019.
Who cares what you have been.
4498, 9586, 9587.
Freedman (Matilda) :
Come tell me then, just what is
love. 17558.
Hiding. 3224.
Nothin’ but the blues.
Songs of Rock-
sweetheart.
3810.
Since I lost you. 9166.
Freedman (Maurice) Petite valse.
28804.
Freeman (C. R.):
Easter helper no. 15. 554.
Mr. Moon and merry Christmas.
8613.
Freeman (Harry) Oh my! troubles
of little black folks. 12594 (286).
Freeman (Henry) pseud. See Toérn-
gerst (Folke)
Freeman (Lawrence) Craze-ology.
4973.
Freeman (Luzetta) Springtime and
you. 16794.
Freeman (Mary Coons) :
Parade. 4231.
Summer days. 4231.
Freeman (Minnie Coons) :
Birthday party. 4895.
Clock. 3988.
ni 70
See Juel-.
——
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
Curious story. 38955.
Playtime. 38955.
Pussy. 3988.
Vacation-time.
Freeman (R. D.):
Love’s melody. 8498.
4395.
Wonderful mother. 7237.
Freer (Dawson) :
Golden memories. 19768.
In the hedge a rose is blooming.
20466.
Freer (E. E.) Frithiof. 691.
Frehse (Albin) 12 trios.: 15529.
Freiberg (Heinz) I'd love to have you
back again. 15722.
French (Addie) Our playground.
3883.
French (B. 8.) Get it on the radio.
10505, 15555.
French (E. J.) Veto. 17028.
French (Ethelyn) Lure of California.
5938.
French (F. O.)
29647 (115).
French (G. E.) Sleep baby rock in
the moon. 2388388.
French (J. P.) Sweetheart of mine.
26578.
French (L. W.):
Forgotten. 10456.
Mama’s little honey bee. 138810.
My little Kick-a-poo. 16269.
French (Samuel) inc.:
Bluebeard in Bologna. 12771.
Songs for raggedy Ann. 2035.
What do you suppose. 2412.
French (Samuel) Itd.:
Plain Jane. 18746.
Wax peach. 2379.
French (Virginia) Glenn glee club
book for girls. 3151.
Fresco (Joan):
Allegro giocoso.
Allegro movimentato.
Just for to-night.
15019.
15021.
Baskische hirtenknaben. 185.
Frese (D. I.) Morna. 25872.
Freshman (Chas.) ¢o., inc. Smile you
miss. 11956.
Freudenthal (Josef) :
Blond cder braun. 9920, 9921.
Mein schatz ist braun wie scho-
kolade. 11241, 11242.
Mit dir médcht ich ziehn bis ans
ende der welt. 11295, 11296.
Na also, Marie! 11422, 11423.
Patience. 11622, 11623.
Servus, Bubi.... 263874.
Trinken, das ktissen, das
seinen grund. 12254, 12255.
Freund (Sylvain) :
Ain’t she real cute? 26.
Arabella. 2651.
Enchantement. 38012.
Freut euch des lebens. 688, 5252.
hat
2469—30
Frey (Adolf) :
Arioso. 14976 (18).
Bow down Thine ear
24426 (30).
Far from my heavenly home. 2589
(93).
Fear thou not. 4577 (112).
In the cross of Christ I glory.
17236 (191).
Lord reigneth. 17236 (229).
Message. 12594 (238).
O little town of Bethlehem. 19491
(170).
Sing O sing this. blessed morn.
24426 (252).
Sun of my soul, thou Saviour
dear. 12594 (376).
Trust in the Lord.
Frey (Hugo):
Cat’s whiskers. 7594.
Could I reach thee. 4963.
Fall of Gasparilla. 20026.
Free ’n’ easy. 15527.
O Lord.
12594 (408).
Hop off. 858.
Pomposo. 26197.
Rubenola. 6505.
Sandy Hook. 11818.
Scenic agitato. 9099, 18889.
Stand by. 145381.
Struttin’ south. 21486.
There is a city. 19167.
Wedding of the winds. 17071.
Weird agitation. 9539, 19325.
Frey (Martin) Erholung. 27599.
Brey -(P.R)":
Answer
12654.
Evergreen tree.
In March. 5661.
In rose-time. 10849.
Little black goat. 18293.
Only of thee and me. 3867.
Recognition. 9018.
Religion. 1794.
Spring thunder. 6769.
Unseen ship. 14787.
What of the night. 24242.
Freyhold (Heinrich Meyer-y.)
Meyer-v. Freyhold (Heinrich)
Fricker (H. A.):
Agincourt song.
AGT. Ooo
O Lord correct me.
Fridman-Gramatté (S. C.)
Mallorca. 16822.
Friedberg (William)
3340.
Friede (Friedrich) verlag:
Ricordo di Napoli. 18828.
Tedeum. 19130.
To6rek magyar indulo. 19209.
Friedell (H. W.) O, Lord support us
all the day long. 28664.
to a_echild’s question.
13123.
See
12609.
13282.
Suite de
I pleaded guilty.
14 1771
INDEX :
pt. IIT, n. s., v. 24
Friedenberg (Albert) : My blackbirds are bluebirds now.
Gee, it’s about time. 25052. S116) ote
When shadows fall. 7188. My castle in Spain is a shack in
World loves a lover. 19423. the lane. 1461, 3720, 6098, 6099,
Friederike. 19547. 8675, 11354.
Friedheim (Arthur) Fantaisie—im- Same old moon, same old June.
promptu. 4908. 16622, 18873.
Friedhofer (Hugo) Prelude to a Satisfied. 9091, 11823, 11824, 23747.
dream ballet. 26209.
Friedland (A. H.) Shiron. 21354.
Friedland (Anatol) My little dream
girl. 18530.
Friedland (David) Ich hob geliebt a
shehne meidel. 18505.
Friedman (David) Reminiscence.
6430. ;
Friedman (Harold) Sing-a-way piano
books. 18957-18959.
Friedman (Herman) :
Audition stomp. 9809.
Scorechin’. 11854.
Standing in a fog. 12045.
Traffic jam. 12248.
Friedman (Ignaz) Alt-Wien. 11840,
11841. ;
Friedman (Irving) Baby have a
heart. 7438.
Friedman (Leo) :
Byes. 19491 (62).
I think it must be love. 2589
(181).
Mighty lonely. 11274.
Sun dance. 7310 (127).
Swingin’ along. 12114.
When the captain gives command.
19491 (260).
Friedman (Ludwig) :
Kiisse niemals die
freund. .. !! 13668.
Manche friihlingsnacht hab’ ich in
Jena einst verbracht. 25741.
Wann sprechen wir von liebe.
14791.
Friedman (Manuel)
Friel (L. P.) Hello!
Friend (Cliff):
Bigger and _ better
19652.
Bottoms up. 19697.
Do you think of me. 5062.
Dream baby. 516, 5092, 5098.
Hold me tight. 17935.
Yd do anything for you. 8100,
10690.
I’ll close my eyes to the rest of
the world. 15744.
I’m walking in the
8180, 10756.
frau. vom
Lonely. 23105.
15655.
than ever.
sunshine.
I’m walking thro’ clover. 8181,
13465.
La - hoota - boota-coota-mamasseta.
1164, 5447.
Love birds. 23139.
Love is free to everyone. 20717.
Sittin’ in the sun. 23838.
’Snice like this. 14453,
16725.
Wait till you’re blue, Mary. 4429.
You ‘are my day-dream. 24373.
Friend (W. N.) Where blue lupines
grow. 21881. :
Fries (Peter): -
Freiheits-marsch. 10470.
Nach meiner heimat zieht’s. mich
wieder. 1517.
Treue husar. 12252.
Walzer-potpourri. 17055.
16724,
Friman-Clasen (—) Da _ Lilleguld
kom. 7697.
Friml (Rudolf) :
Causerie. 4868, 19765.
Charlotte. 4889, 19775.
Concert tango. 19881.
Desirée. 13010, 19920.
Geisha in despair. 13224, 20129.
Japanese bridal march. 18180.
Japanese market. 13584.
Suspicion. 6808, 14565.
Téte-a-téte. 14612.
Valse distraite. 7040, 14750.
Vanishing love. 14756, 21718.
Wings of love. 14893, 21868.
Frisch (Billy):
That lovable baby of mine.
Where are you dream girl.
Your eyes. 21949.
Frisch (Maximilian)
festjubel 1928. 7226.
Frisino (Warren) :
9365,
14861.
Wiener singer-
Blow me down. 15155.
My true blue sweetheart. 11415.
Shufflin’ back to Dixie. 6636.
Take it out. 12128.
To satisfy you. 14679.
Venida. 14758.
Frisino (Woody) pseud. See Frisino
(Warren )
Frisk (Al) Crazy pirouette.
Fristrup (K. M.) ‘Till vapen.
Frithiof. 691.
Fritsch (Babe) pseud.
(EH. V.)
Fritsch (H. V.):
Can’t you have fun
15210.
Sun’s gonna’ shine in my back
door some day. 6797.
Fritsch (P. A.) She loves me, yes
she loves me. 11890.
15287.
6939.
See Fritsch
like that.
1772
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Frittitia (Antonino) :
Canzuna d’a figlia du scarparu.
7579.
Donna ingrata. 5067.
Iamuninne a cuneale.
Trafficu d’America. 9415.
Frock (I. M.) When lovers love in
dreamland. 29484.
5621.
Frohlich (Otto) Weihnachts album.
2396.
Hréblich (Willy) Weihnachtsfreuden
uberall! 7131.
Froisland (C. M.)
tain sweetheart.
From Greenland’s
Preso, (135).
From our native land.
My Rocky-Moun-
16282.
icy mountains.
7932.
From the cross to the crown. 694.
Froment (E.) Spartacus. 2048.
Frommel (H. CC.) Dawning = day.
27478.
Frosini (P.):
Dizzy accordion-fox trot.
Fragrant flowers. 22554.
Sweedish [!] American mazurka.
23962.
Frost (C. EH.) Happiness.
Frost (P. B.) Garden.
Frothingham (Frances) :
Gypsies are coming.
Menuet. 22073, 22074.
Rondo. 15116.
Frownfelter (M.
bell. 6248, 235138.
fruscella (M. F.)
baby. 8209.
Fry (H. 8.) Caseade.—27324.
Fryckman (—) Bonnjazz. 27256.
Frys nger (J. F.) Harmonies du soir.
22376.
13288.
5265.
22642.
M.) Old school
I want to be a
20207.
Fuceci (Luigi) ‘Na vota sola, Mari’!
11424.
Fuchs (Robert) Zwei wiener waizer.
25032.
Fuelling (Merle) Lonely blues. 1245.
Fiinf jahrhunderte spanischer gitar-
remusik. 22565, 22566.
Fiinf wiinsche. 10430, 10431, 10619,
12135, 12136, 22905.
Fuenllana (Miguel
24086.
Fuentes (—) Habanera.
Fiirstner (Adolph) :
Agyptische Helena.
Air. 20136.
Befreiung. 19052.
Christelflein. 27366.
Drohende gefahr-plotzlich nahend.
19053.
Feuersnot. 6787.
Hinsamkeit - mondnacht - meeres-
stille. 26531.
Frieden. 27686.
’ de) Tiento.
(74,
12072.
177
Glick und dank. 23943.
Heitere szene. 26532.
Hymne. 28806.
Intermezzo. 6788.
Kompositionen der jetzigen und
friiheren schtiler der meister-
schule Hans Pfitzners. 10986.
Liebessehnsucht-leidenschaft.
23944,
Lyrisch,
19054.
Manon. 5978.
Melodie. 4873.
Nass oder trocken. 14021, 16302.
Orientalische burleske. 26533.
Rauschende festmusik. 26534.
Sechs etiiden ftir klavier. 19539.
Seelenqualen. 19055.
Sursum corda. 29176, 29177:
Tambourin. 4262.
. Von deutscher seele.
Winterweihe. 6789.
Fuga (Sandro) Sur la tombe d’ un
enfant. 6805.
Fugitte (Frank)
traumhaft, visionir.
12330.
Hymn singin’ Bill.
13381.
Fuhrmannslied. 3114.
Fujii (Henry) You can’t stop me
from loving you dear. 19452.
Fulcher (Chas.) :
Atlanta gal. , 2670,, 27151.
If I could write a song.
25381.
Fulco (Jos.) Sometime.
Fuller (A. F.) :
' Because I
17361.
Pretty girl blues. 23635.
Wee tot mine. 2394.
Fuller (H.) Searcy
28977.
Fuiler (EK. M.)
Fulling (Rena)
20426,
9221.
know you love me.
country rag.
Touch Jesus. 24115.
I’m always dreaming
of you. 25298.
Fullmer (Hugene) June night rose.
15938.
Fulton (J/ M.) :
Fillmore beginners’ band book.
640.
French mareh patrol. 7929.
Happy Hawaii. 5383, 5384.
Junetime. 8326.
March of the boy scouts. 11199.
On the way. 6253.
Fulton (W. E.) :
Juliette. 10921.
My Mason-Dixon home. 138985.
When the sunset bids the day
“ adieu. 7188.
Funk & Wagnalls co. National airs.
11427.
Funke (H. W.) ‘Tango c-moll. 6857.
Funny face. 5260.
vw
INDEX
pt. TY, n.’s.;-v7 34
Fuoco (M. J.) Dear little sweetheart | Gabriel (C. H.):
of dreams. 19902. ° All hail. 24426 (5).
Hurbeck’ (P; A.)*: America. 9709 (6).
I’m that way about you. 18059. And He showed me a pure river.
It’s perfectly simple. 20493. 7310 (7):
More and more. 16218. At Christmas time. 29647 (10).
Furey (BE. A.): Beautiful sunshine. 17236 (33).
Dreaming down on _ silver bay. Behold what manner of love.
529. 24426 (28).
Why don’t you kiss me. 2486. Brotherly love. 17286 (56).
Furgatch (S. B.): Bye, ma honey. 12594 (88, 39).
All my life. 24456. Call to worship. 4836.
Dreams. 22427. Christian humility. 17236 (69).
How she could play. 25218. . Christ’s inheritance. 17236 (71).
I want a baby. 22860. Come, see the empty bed. 4577
Mademoiselle. 23178. (60). :
My garden of dreams. 28536. Come to the feast. 4577 (61).
Tell me that you still could care se unto Me. 24426 (50).
for me. 9356. ome ye blessed. 24426 (52).
Those cornfield blues. 4325. Coming home to Thee. 17236
_ When you are here. 9571. . (76).
Furgeot (J.): Communion of saints. 17236 (77).
Eternel printemps. 7832. Cry for speedy help. 17236 (84).
Salut 4 la France. 28941. Day of God is breaking. 5016.
Tibére. 29299. me ah eave of the manger.
Furia (P. A. de) See De Furia (P. 17236 (99).
AL) Entreaty and hopeful trust. 17236
Furkert (Hazel) Dreams. 13066. oe nts Ee
Furlani (Henri or Enrico): Crna) ey cee
Derviches tourneurs. 7738. Face te ae eee ee
; 82. : :
Po ateae Fillmore’s male choir. 24426 (86).
acacee (Laurine) : a women’s choir. 24426
. 24612. :
eee aaa 25155. For me. 7810 (60), 24426 (90).
C D. I en f Gather the grain. 17236 (136).
Furst (C. D.) Was Oy Gloria in excels's Deo. 29647
you. 971. (74).
Furst (Charlotte) Griolette’s goose Go forth. 17236 (146). .
song. 29647 (80). Go through the gates. 24426
Furst (Nathan) Feeling blue. 626. (98).
Furst (W. W.) Griolette’s goose song. ane a peer Wate ( 1a
abies: : He God is our refuge. 12594 (105).
Cat’s reel. 19763. CoRR as judge. 17236
Merry suite. 13877. Sar e
Futernick (Morris) : God the strength and refuge of
I ean’t forget. 8095. His people. 172386 (149).
To me money seems funny. 14677. God will help you win. 7310 (67).
Fux (J. J.) Ouverttire. 25033. 2 (67).
Fyffe (Hlizabeth) : a Ce eae love and power.
Step by step. 2065, 2067. .
Writing drills and theory work for Good rene OMT Sa 157
the young piano student. 2531- a ae ae gee (157).
2000. Be eh ae :
Gabaroche (Gaston) : : Batts precious to me. 12594
C etadt une pet-te blonde. 2796. He keeps me. 4577 (151).
Ca vous fait bien plaisir. 9995. He leadeth me. 17236 (160).
Gabbert (Ray) That’s what you are He’s everything to me. 7310
to me. 16906. (70) ;
Gabr el (Bernard): Hear the Christmas bells. 14976
Leona. 98530. (124).
Moonbeams. 3681. His eye is on the sparrow. 22703.
1774
Ee
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
———
His wonderful greatness. 12594
(128):
His wonderful love. 4577 (157).
Holy Sabbath. 17236 (164).
How excellent. 24426 (110).
I am trusting Christ. 4577 (168).
Iam wth thee. 4577 (169).
I know Jesus died. 27914.
I see it’s shining domes. 1723
(274).
I want to live as in Thy light.
28002.
I will go. 4577 (175).
I will labor to-day. 4577 (176).
In a dream of the night. 24426
(119).
In the beginning. 24426 (121).
In the highe8t. 17236 (192).
In Thy holy keeping. 17236
(194).
Inside the pearly gate. 14976
C151):
Jt shall be light at evening time.
24426 (126).
Jesus lives. 9709 (119).
Jesus’ love. 9709 (120).
Jesus needs even you. 17236
(202).
King of Israel. 24426 (135).
Like dews of the morning. 17236
(220).
Lord God omnipotent. 5894.
Man of sorrows. 23188, 24426
(168).
Marching up the narrow way.
12594 (231).
Merrily—so merrily. 17236 (264).
Merry Christmas bells. 17236
(265).
Mold me, dear Lord. 28473.
My Father planned it all. 17236
(278).
My soul’s eternal home. 17236
(284).
Name of Jesus. 12594 (266).
Nature’s tribute to God. 17236
(287).
No condemnation. 12594 (271).
Not ashamed of Jesus. 17236
(296).
Now is Christ risen. 4577 (291).
O behold Him. 9709 (169).
O Lord use me. 17236 (304).
On horseback in apple blossom
time. 8828.
Open the windows of heaven.
12594 (293). .
Praise His name forever. 9709
(190).
Praise to our Jehovah. 24426
(229).
Promised mercies desired. 17236
(328).
Promptings to thanksgiving.
17286 (3829).
Render to God. 24426 (235).
Satisfaction in God. 17236 (352).
Saul, king of Israel. 17236 (853).
Savior’s voice. 24426 (245).
Saviour walk with me. 12594
(3388).
Second coming. 24426 (247).
Seeking Bethlehem’s King. 19491
(211)
Shall we. 12594 (341).
Shine where you are. 6630.
Sing to the Lord. * 9709 (215).
Sing unto the Lord. 14976 (293).
Slain for us, 24426 (254).
Something to do. 12594 (355).
Song of starry beauty. 17286
(394).
Song of victory. 9709 (220),
24426 (257).
Sonnenschein. 14976 (307).
Sunset and evening star. 6804.
Sunshine. 12594 (377).
Sweet be thy sleep. 9709 (228).
Sweet Christmas bells. 14976
(325) .
Thankless hearts. 24426 (278).°
Thanks and glory. 12594 (385).
That glorious song of old. 17236
(422).
Thee we adore. 17236 (424).
Thy word, O Lord, is my delight.
6931.
To Thy cross I’m clinging. 17236
(480).
Triumph of the _ skies. 14976
(352).
Triumphant King and Lord. 9709
(248). ;
Trust Him. 29845.
Trust in God. 17236 (433).
Unerring guide. 17236 (440).
Up and onward. 17286 (441).
Victor’s crown. 12594 (407).
Waiting for the summons. 7%310
(141).
Way. 14976 (376). .
We are little sunbeams. 17236
(459). ;
We praise Him. 17236 (462).
We will tell the story. 9709 (257).
Why do I love Jesus. 12594
(438).
Wonderful Savior. 9709 (262).
Words of Jesus. 24426 (814).
Gabriel (C. H.) jr. Wanderer. 9523.
Gabriel (Raoul) pseud. See Boex
(Ac)
Gabriel-Marie. See Marie (Gabriel-)
Gaccetta (Alphonso) My dreamy love
time pal. 23351.
Gade (Elva) Carnival time. 10019.
1775
INDEX
Gade (Jacob):
Illusions perdues. 28033.
Laila. 25576.
Snoldby trav. 11958.
Gade (N. W.)
126).
Gade & Warny:
Illusions perdues.
Laila. 25576.
Snoldby trav. 11958.
Gadsol (Geo.) Marjie.
Ginschals (Carl) :
Geburtstagsreigen. 712.
Gute kameraden. 10572.
Im trauten heim. 5647, 10884.
Was meine mutter sang. 2376.
Weihnachts-album. 29456.
Gaertner (Hans):
Carola. 7587.
Lass dir nix von Hoffmann erzah-
len. 8394, 20612.
Monna Vanna. 1414.
Wann sind sie denn fiir mich ein-
Sonata. 4577 (125,
28033.
5973.
mal zuhause, gnid’ge frau.
9526.
Gaetke (Arthur) President Herbert
Hoover. 6378, 14234.
Gaetke (Ernst)
gien-studien fur posaune.
Gafney (James):
Captain Fried and his crew. 4851.
Tonleiter-und arpeg-
D223;
Nudity. 62038.
Gag (F. S.):
Choo-choo train. 22236.
Somehow. 23871.
Tumble timbers. 24132.
We're both satisfied with one an-
other. 24216.
Gagelstein (Gregory) Twelve piquant
revelations. 3118.
Gagne (J. P.) Oh! how you'll be sur-
prised. 14085.
Gagne (Romeo) I want you because
I love you. 5615.
Gahm (Joseph) Fleurette. 24995.
Gahr (L. M.):
By the blue blue sea. 12812.
I am broken hearted. 15710.
Gaillard (M. F.):
Btude. 703, 704.
Triomphe de Bacchus. 2245.
Gaines (B. V.):
Hearts may cross unseen.
I’m weary to night. 13466.
Gaines (J. C.):
Barearolle.
Peggy Jane.
13318.
7464.
28797.
Silvery moon. 9159.
Song of love. 92831.
Voices calling. 9508.
Gaines (J. W.) Carols of praise.
2816.
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
Gaines (S. R.):
Bells of Bergen. 24576.
England. 24941.
Follow the gleam. 25012.
O victorious people. 28670.
We follow on, O Master. 7121.
Wings of the morning. 26959.
Gainsborg (L. ©.) Di me chiquita.
5042.
Gaiotto (Louis) :
Dear old pal. 24821. .
25050.
Gee but its hard to believe.
In my _ air-castle of dreams.
25428.
My Kathleen May. 113873.
Sad and lonely. 263814.
Until you went away. 29376.
Gal (Hans): o.
Drei lieder. 25035.
Hymnus. 250386.
Serbische weisen.
Sinfonietta. 26411.
Stilleben. 26525.
Toccata. 25037.
Vita brevis. 26797.
Galamore (W. S.):
Abbie’s daughter. 2594.
Around the world by Heckner.
18910.
19565.
Mother, dear old mother. 38693,
ils2o.
That Tennessee baby of mine.
19161.
Galas (-):
Fil de la vierge. 24984.
Jeanne a Domremy. 8304.
Passion de Jeanne d’Are. 8884.
Galassi (Frank):
All my life I wanted someone like
you. 7350.
Got the blue blues. 3168.
I’m glad it was only a dream.
5541.
I’m rolling in love. 5568.
I’m talking about my wonderful
gal. 942.
Just you, just
8358, 10958.
That’s my new girl now.
Within my heart. 243836.
You do me so much good. 12527.
me and love.
4289.
Galasso (A.) Uu bummu ‘’talianu.
1288.
Galaz (Enrique) Quiero... ! 18801.
Galbinsky (Alick) Flapper — girl.
27659.
Galbraith (B. V.) Coronet. 10117.
Galbraith (J. L.)/¢iheg@vearie tame
2198.
Galdamez (Julius) My beloved.
25898.
Gale (M. H.) Would you. 2527.
Galen (Agnes) Yesterdays. 26992.
Galeotti (Cesare) Anton. 7310 (8).
1776
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
-
Galician rabbitzin. 29106.
Galinsky (Morris) That gold mine
of my dreams. 26622.
Galinsky (Sam) That gold mine of
my dreams. 26622.
Gallagher (J. A.) I’m thinking of
you. 8178.
Gallagher (V. H.)
Gallan (J. W.)
Betty Jane. 2743.
If all of my dreams
came true. 993.
Gallatly (J. M.) Cavendish tenth
concert party album. 4869.
Gallegos (Arthur) Caverna_ sweet-
heart. 273380.
Gallet (Emile) :
Dans les prés fieuris. 9709 (49).
En jouant au cereceau. 9709 (57).
Petite berceuse. 9709 (185).
Gallez (Lou) Someday you'll” be
sorry. 21405.
Gallico (Paolo) Alleluja. 25883,
25884.
Galligan (C. H.) Nannette. 20968.
Galligan (HE. M.) Sunset starlight
and you. 23959.
Gallo (Giuseppe) Dawn of a perfect
day. 5012.
Gallotello (Lucy) Star of mine.
12048.
Galloway (Louis) Rendezvous with
you. 6482.
Galloway (T. B.):
Gypsy trail. 15617.
Little tune o’ tears. 20686.
Noddin’. 28639.
Gallup (EK. 8S. H.) Echoes of the ball.
29647 (57). ;
Gallur (D. G.) Bella Belmont.
24571.
Galow (A. H.) Sonny lad. 6739.
Galston (Gottfried) :
Six short preludes or studies for
beginners. 1138, 115.
Twelve short preludes or studies
for beginners. 116-124.
Galuppi (Baldassare) Sonata.
17798.
Galvao (R. D.)
I wouldn’t do.
Gama _ (Rafael)
29594.
Gamache (A. B.):
Darling baby. 24805.
Pepina come to your Joe. 26160.
Gambino (Anthony):
Big substantial baby. 19651.
City for me. 17531.
Gambino (Josephine) :
Big substantial baby. 19651.
City. for me. 175381,
Gambino (Tony) & co.
U(53h:
Gamble
22729.
There’s nothing that
24061.
Yo econ. tu. amor.
City for me.
CER wi ake) Hop-Sing-Hooly.
Gamble (J. T.) Breath o’ California.
7538.
Gamble hinged musi¢ ¢o.:
Benediction series. 27207.
By the seaside. 15195.
Canoe song. 294. —
Chasing butterflies. 15237.
Distant bells. 19927.
Ethie. 5159.
First forty lessons for violin or
fiddl-ette classes. 20054.
Gamble’s class method for strings.
20120-20122, 22571.
Hop-scotch polka. - 15686.
If I had lived in Bethlehem. 28022.
In a hurry. 15840.
In a swing. 15848.
Laddies. 23036.
Mammy’s philosophy.
Merlin. 238257.
Minuet caprice. 23275.
Morning prayer. 3690.
Mother’s lullaby. 38700.
My boyhood days. 3719.
My daily prayer. 28528.
Phyllis. 11648.
Prelude no. 8. 2692.
Rhapsody. 4030.
Sad story. 16611.
Schubert symphony suite.
Search me, O God. 28976.
Sei mir gegriisst. 4102.
Stubborn rocking horse. 16817.
Tumbling mustard. 14718.
Vacation days. 17002.
Wind in the wildwood. 243826.
16110.
6564.
Gamboa (Alejandro) Arrieros. 2660.
Gamlen (Geo.) Talkies the whole of
the day. 19115.
Gandolfo (Aug.) Danse _ rustique.
(1b:
Gandolfo (Hug.) Derniére serenata.
24836.
Gann (R. R.) Masquerade. 3634.
Ganne (Louis):
Delices. 24426 (67).
Gypsy night. 15616.
Little Tich march. 24426 (145).
Saltimbanques. 2589 (301),
14350.
Ganne (P. C.) Saltimbanques. 2589
(301).
Ganne (P. L. A.):
Delices. 24426 (67).
Little Tich march. 24426 (145).
Saltimbanques. 2589 (301).
Gannon (W. J.) Dinkey Doyle. 13018.
Ganus (C. P.):
Have a sunny smile each day.
3198.
Rejoice in God. 4018.
Ganus (Clarence) :
I’m goin away. 27958.
My sunny Alabama home. 28569.
£777
INDEX
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
Ganus (Clarence)—Continued. Gardner (W. A.) Childhood days.
Sleep at the foot of the bed. 29067. . 7621, 22230.
Take a tator. 29218. Gareri (Edoardo) :
Ganz (Rudolph) Konzertstiick. 12594 C’est Naples. 22180.
(185). Hlle dansait...elle dansait...
Garami (—) MHofehér szerelem, Be 7818.
futa az utat. 20253. Garland (A.) Hungarian dance tune.
Garbe (Gustav) In alter treue. 3549.
20444. Garland (Charlie) :
Garber (A. L.) Moon girl. 6052. Out of a clear sky. 8859.
Garber (S. R.) .Purple riders. 23651. True blue. 2249.
Gareia (A. Z.) - Vanas promesas.
123809.
Garcia (Belisario de Jesus) See Jesus
Garcia (Belisario de)
Garcia (Cx7Pi).e
Infantita Maribel.
Marimonas rojas.
Su guitarra. 4224.
Trova de amor. 4366.
Garcia de Arellano (Ricardo)
jadas de Pepino. 27749.
Garcias (Martin):
Jicky. | 15925.
Ma Java. 16102.
Madame Récamier.
Popaul. 6357.
Gard (Mary) Just a little lovin’.
8333.
Garde (Betty) Tm mad. 13451.
Gardella (Stephen):
After dawn. 2602.
Pll still belong to you. 5514,
Make use of the moon. 13806.
3418.
3627.
Grace-
3606,
That’s my yes yes girl. 21567.
Where? 7199.
Yours. 27044.
Garden (Glen) :
Chinee lullaby. 4904.
Day dreams. 50138.
Silvery stream. 6648.
Sweet little Lou. 6819.
Try and get it, baby, just try.
6992.
Garden of glory. 17800.
Garden where the praties grow. 13218.
Gardiner (Jennie) Come take a trip
in my aeroplane. 19826.
Gardiner (R. 8S.) Sweet, before the
swallows go. 9709 (229).
Gardner (C. E.) Public school loose
leaf method. 6400, 6401, 16522,
16523.
Gardner (Fred) That’s what the moon
said to me. 4294,
Gardner (G. G.) Christmas gloria.
24724.
Gardner (Nelson) Gallant Old Glory.
13213
Gardner (Oscar)
with my love.
Gardner (Silas)
12996, 27488.
I’m gonna be stingy
15769.
Dear old mother.
Garland (Will) Tahiti. 12118.
Garlock (W. D.) I’m in love with an
old fashioned sweetheart. 27955.
Garman (Marius) En jouant au cer-
ceau. 9709 (57).
Garnett (Tay) Lovefound me. 23141.
Garnier (H.) Incantation. 5684.
Garren (J. J.):
Ballad of the motor ear. 19607.
He’s a torrid lover. 20217.
Garrett (Lloyd) Dallas blues. 442,
Garrett (Mae) Unlucky in _ love.
26747. .
Garrett (Marjorie) :
Havana. 18297.
Marguerite, you are so sweet.
13835.
This thing called love.
Garrett (W. V.):
Waltz of dreams. 26819.
West Kentucky limited. 26855.
Garrett O’ Magh. 14976 (104).
Garrido (J. N.) <Alejado de este
mundo. 27083.
Garrigan (James) Sylvia.
Garrison (Benjamin) :
I am so blue, waiting for you.
885.
I need a man around my house.
947.
My little Dixie home. 6126.
14661.
29208.
Turtle walk. 2264.
Wheezer. 7165. .
‘’ Whoopee! J’m havin’ my fun.
7214.
Garrison (Dorothy) pseud. See Hn
Harl (D. G.)
Garrison (Earl) Sunny spot in Ten-
nessee. 16833.
Garrity (L. W.) Mother I love just
you. 1435.
Garstin (Harold):
Happiest girl in the world. 8006.
I love you. 10726.
Love of mine. 111380.
Time for dreams. 9401, 12217.
Wishing well. 4515.
Garth-Jones (A.) Caprice. 15542.
Gartner (L.) Edelweiss. 17236 (112),
Gartz (C. F.) Sweetheart be mine.
29193.
Garvin (M. E.) Lake Morey. 1171.
1778
a
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Gary (Vie) Who knows, ah! who
knows, not he. 2475.
Garza (A. M.):
Amor de Torero. 4633.
Monterrey. 8630.
Gasber (HE. M.) Eloise. 18089.
Gaskell (J. E.):
Blue bonnet time. 2761, 9926.
Yes, you may call me sweetheart.
4542.
Gaskill (Clarence) :
At Father Power’s grave. 24521.
Copper and the gunman. 10114.
Eddie Cantor’s automobile horn
song. 5188.
Everything she has is cute. 27624.
I’m goin’ home and hit the hay.
22806.
Let me hold you in my arms.
28255.
Rin tin tin you son uver gun I love
you. 23697.
Your lips are red as cherries.
19483.
Gaskill (H. W.) When the buckeyes
bloom in the springtime. 14844.
Gasser (Walter) When I’m back with
you. 4472.
Gassler (J. F.)
moon. 263938.
Gastaldon (Stanislao)
gana. 14391, 23783.
Gaston (Clyde) That sweet bunch of
kisses and you. 24041.
Gates (Aaron) Dixie walk. 13023.
Shine on Virginia
Serenata tzi-
Gates (Alma) Melisande in the
wood. 24426 (178).
Gates (J. M.):
He was born in a manger. 817.
Kidnapping. 1144.
Somebody’s b2en stealing. 2011.
You may be living or you may be
dead. 2553.
Gates (L. B.) Flower songs. 25002.
Gates of joy. 10490.
Gatty (Alfred Scott-) See Scott-
Gatty (Alfred)
Gaubert (Philippe) :
Ah, fuyez 4a présent, malheureuses
pensées. 9732.
Avril sourit.... 9823.
Belle lune d’argent. 9890.
Concerto. 10491.
Dans le jeune et frais cimetiére.
10160.
Quand je viendrai m/asseoir.
11723.
Quand reviendra J] automne.
11725.
Roses, en bracelet. ... 11791.
Stances. 120483.
Gaudenzi (Apollo) Magda. 8517.
Gaudet (E.):
A fond de train. 14979.
A la Saint-Jean. 14980.
Agitato dramatico. 73827.
Alarme. 7386.
Allegro drammatico. 12627.
Allegro symphonique. 24464,
Angoissant mystére. 7378.
Au pays des steppes. 15072.
Avant le drame. 12678.
Bouffonnerie. 12779.
Bruits d’usine. 7548.
Cauchemar. 7595.
Charivari. 15235.
Chasse joyeuse. 15238.
De celui qui s’en alla par le
monde. 471.
Drogue. 7797.
Drole d’ histoire.
Esprit francais. 10356, 15489.
Esprit viennois. 15440.
HKternel printemps. 7832.
Expiation. 17730.
* Feu et tonnerre. 10408.
Humoresque. 15702.
Idylle au bord de J’étang.
Khadidja. 15968.
Licorne. 8421.
Marcia tragica.
Marina. 161385.
Miettes d’amour.
Naufrage. 8736.
Nouveau seigneur du
26025.
Orgie indienne.
Passion. 8883. |
Pizzicato misterioso.
Poursuite mystérieuse. 18778.
Prélude et Rigaudon. 28849.
Premiers rayons. 21192.
Présages funébres. 14238.
Rédemption. 26246.
Reine tragique. 16551.
Salut 4 la France. 28941.
Scéne militaire. 9098.
Sérénade passionnée. 16661.
Soir tombait ... 16784.
Solitude mélancolique. 14471.
Songe d’amour. 9251.
Sous les masques. 9258.
Tempéte. 9359.
Tibére. 29299.
Tornade. 16958.
Valse poudrée.
Volupté. 26802.
Gaudriot (Charly)
saxophon. 15548.
Gaul (Harvey):
And the trees do moan. 22021.
Carol of the Russian children.
24689, 24690.
Daughters of time. 7719.
Easter miracle of Saint Anne de
Beaupré. 2992.
13072.
15821.
13882.
16183.
village.
16416.
14187.
17016, 26761.
“10 «ettiden fir
1779
INDEX
Gaul (Harvey )—Continued.
Five traditional French Christ-
mas carols. 20126.
Freeing of the frontier. 27683.
Italian carol of Saint Michael.
8296.
Lad I used to be. 20598.
Let us now praise famous men.
5840.
Michael’s day ecarol from the
Hebrides. 20849.
Nights at limehouse. 8759.
Nova Scotia Noel. 21009.
Psalm of deliverance. 8977.
Shepherds and the inn. 23806.
Spanish WHaster carol of the
lambs. 4195.
Spanish Haster procession. 6751.
Stars lead us ever on. 23929.
Thracian holiday. 6924.
Gaulke (EH. C.) Varnelda. 17025.
Gaulke (Jack) When you are smil-
ing. blue eyes. 14852.
Gault (Elmer) Sir Galahad. 14483.
Gault (G. C.):
Fragments from Stephen Foster.
25022
Pizzicato polka. 26186.
Staccato etude. 26506.
Valse semplice. 26762.
Gaumond (G. F.):
Little girl said yes to me today.
20676.
Lovers spoontime. 18862.
Gautier (Pierre) Ane de Jean. 2639.
Gauwin (Adolphe) :
Moskau in flammen. 23811.
Promenade du soir. 16518.
Gavel (Hug.):
Grand chic de Paris. 5344.
Rosa la gitana. 6488, 6484.
Gawthorne (Peter):
Happiest girl in the world. 8006.
Time for dreams. 9401.
Wishing well. 4515.
Gay (—) Unknown blues.
Gay (Byron):
My . pillow. 23395.
Old man Pie-eye.
14736,
23510, 26077,
26078.
Song of the West. 14507, 14508,
16762.
Unhappy butterfly. 147338, 14734,
16995.
24219,
14869,
Weary on my feet.
Who in the’L are you.
Gay (M. V.):
Desert. 19916.
Ice. 20414.
Passing rhythms.
Prelude. 8126.
Stems. 21472,
Summer rotary. 21492.
Under the sea. 21701.
21136.
qa
Lf
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
Gay (Noel) 24110.
Gay (Vs:
Birds of flight. 4745,
Blushing bride. 7074.
Gay fandango. 5277.
Love comes but once. 5904.
Love lasts a day. 5909.
Tondeleyo.
Moon has lost it’s lure. 6053.
Song. 5275.
Two farmers. 7012.
Wind. 7228.
Gaylord (Stephen) Canoe and you.
17474.
Gaynor (C. B.). Double trouble. 5076.
Gazon (Henry):
Abuelita. 14989.
Anita mia. 17308, 24497.
Guitarra. 15611, 17869.
Rio Ozama. 16573. _
Geary (A. F.) Come on and make
some noise. 24743.
Gebhard (Heinrich) :
Daffodils. 440.
Vifteen songs from Looking out
of Jimmie. 15548.
Moon children. 1417,
Surf riders. 2094.
Voices of the valley. 2340.
Waltz-suite. 14787.
Geczy (—) Hine nacht, ein lied und
GW)... ...) 13086;
Gédalge (Aléxandrine Mélanie)
ises) V4 TT ~ (22202
Gédalge (Amélie Marguerite Alice)
Louise. 4577 (222).
Gédalge (Andre) :
A Vallemande.
A la franeaise. 24426 (2).
A la viennoise. 24426 (3).
Louise. 4577 (222).
Gédalge (C. B.) Louise.
Lou-
24426 (1).
4577 (222).
Gédalge (HE. J. H. C.) Louise. 4577
(222):
Gédalge (M. H.):
A Vallemande. 24426 (1).
A la franeaise. 24426 (2).
A la viennoise. 24426 (3).
Louise. 4577 (222).
Gediman (Walter) :
Chinee lullaby. 4904.
Day dreams. 5013.
Silvery stream. 6648.
Sweet little Lou. 6819.
Try and get it, baby, just try.
6992.
Gee (Russell)
sion flower.
Geehl (Henry):
Lullaby. 22168.
Selection of Easthope Martin’s
songs. 6588.
Geer (BH. HH):
All glory, laud and honor.
Waster hallelujah. 553.
Yellow lily, my pas-
4540.
19527.
180
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INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Hallelujah. ©15114.
Heavens are telling. 15115.
Hymn of glory. 20286.
Pater noster. 16454.
Peace be unto you. 15093.
Responses. 16561.
Geer (Leonore):
Alice in Wonderland. 2614.
Log cabin lullaby. 8460.
Madonna’s lullaby. 283862.
Melancholy moon. 138869.
Old Glory, I salute you. 28706.
Sometimes in early evening.
14489.
Spirit of Christmas. 29131.
Geer (M. C.) You. 17194.
Geer (P. L.):
Frisco. 690.
I’m going to be in the old home
town. 930.
My mother dear. 1495.
Pali maid. 1665.
Rose of the spring. 1836.
See saw. 1911.
Somebody town. 2012.
Sweetheart of my dreams. 2118.
Twilight time. 2274.
Will-o-wee. 2498.
You. 2545.
Geibel (Adam):
Above the shadows. 9709 (1).
Am I a soldier of the cross.
9709 (4).
Angel voices. 27127.
Angel voices ever singing. 9709
Li).
Angels’ song. 58.
Apostles’ ereed. 9709 (8).
At heaven’s gate. 4577 (20).
Autumn leaves. 9709 (12).
Awake. 9709 (14). -
Beyond the hills. 9709 (25).
Blessed Book. 9709 (27).
Blest Bethlehem. 22136.
Boys of the nation. 19698.
Cheerfully give. 9709 (34).
Children are marching. 9709
(35).
Christ is risen. 9709 (39).
Christ, the children’s friend. 9709
(40).
Christmas greeting. 9709 (42).
Christmas with the pixies. 9709
(48).
Come join our dancing. 14976
(aaoe
Constant devotion. 4577 (63).
Crown of glory. 2893.
Easter lilies. 9709 (54).
Fallen asleep. 4577 (108).
Father, hear us. 2589 (94).
Flower’s message. 9709 (65).
Freedom in Christ. 9709 (69).
From gloom to glory. 9709 (71).
1781
Gather the children in. 9709 (73).
Gather the golden sheaves. 9709
(74).
God bless our Sunday-school.
9709 (84).
God’s care. 9709 (85).
Hail the Lord of glory. 9709
_ (89).
Hail to King Jesus. 9709 (90).
Happy little workers. 9709 (92).
Hark! hark! my soul. 9709 (93).
Harvest will surely come. 9709
(95).
I love Him best. of all. 9709
(109).
If I could see you once again.
A577 (177).
In June time. 4577 (182).
In old Judea. 9709 (113), 12594
(1158).
In the hall of judgment. 9709
(114)
In the service of the Lord. 19491
(103).
Infant King. 9709 (116).
Jesus lover of my soul. 9709
(121). :
Keep telling the wonderful story.
9709 (126).
Keeping time. 28193.
Land of pure delight. 9709 (130).
Lead us, Saviour. 9709 (131).
Let the gospel light shine out.
45N7@ (205).
Life and light forever. 9709
(132).
Light-house. 4577 (208).
Light of heaven. 9709 (133).
Love divine. 9709 (140).
Lowly Nazarene. 9709 (142).
Many voices. 9709 (143).
March of the ransomed. 9709
(145).
March onward, gladly onward.
9709 (146).
Marching ever onward, 9709
(148).
Nancy, ma yellow rose. 4577
(286).
New Year’s greeting. 9709 (165).
O Christmas bells, ring out.
9709 (170).
O city of David. 9709 (171).
O glorious Easter day. 9709
Gir):
O wonderful tidings. 9709 (177).
O’er the billows light is streaming.
9709 (178).
Open thy heart. 9709 (181).
Our way grows bright. 9709
(182).
Pilgrim’s dream. 7310 (109),
9709 (186).
Praise to the King. 9709 (192).
INDEX
Geibel (Adam )—Continued.
Prayer. 9709 (198).
Precious sacrifice. 9709 (194).
Promise fulfilled. 9709 (196).
Rally in the Saviour’s name.
9709 (198).
Rally! Rally! 9709 (199).
Request—a prayer. 9709 (201).
Safely through another’ week.
9709 (206).
Sanctus. 14976 (278).
Seedtime and harvest. 9709 (209).
Sharon’s rose. 9709 (213).
Shout the tidings. 17236 (3872).
Slumber, sweetly slumber. 9709
(217).
Smile in God’s name. 9709 (218).
Stand up, stand up for Jesus.
4577 (376).
Star of fulfillment. 9709 (223).
Study of God’s word. 9709 (224).
Summer-land. 9709 (226). .
Summer time is here. 9709 (227).
Sweet flower of Normandie. 4577.
(387).
Sylvia’s dream. 29209.
Tell me the story of Jesus again.
9709 (228).
Thanks be to God. 8709 (234).
That blessed Easter day. 9709
(2385).
There is a day. 9709 (236).
There is an eye that never sleeps.
29276.
There is joy. 9709 (287).
There’s a wonderful star. 9709
(288).
Thou canst still the tempest.
9709 (239).
Trusting in Thy love. 4577 (402).
Unfurl the gospel banner. 9709
(246).
Unto us a child is born. 9709
(248).
Uplifted voices.
We will shine for Christ our
Saviour. 9709 (256).
Yachting glee. 4577 (4381).
Geiger (Isy):
Good bye! Ich lass dich herzlich
griissen! 742.
Ich weiss ganz genau. 8226.
Ja, wenn mir zeit nur bliebe. 5721.
Traum des reservisten. 29332.
Wer kann die frauen je ergriinden.
4577 (406).
7142.
Geiger (Lillian) Lilliukalani. 1215.
Geil (C.° J.) gr. -1\ Tove (her ‘still.
25287.
Geiringer (H.) Miss Cinéma. 6033,
23279.
Geisha. 16265, 16266.
Geisheker (William) In heaven, dear.
25424.
Geisler (Willy):
In Bonn am Rhein harrt ein
' miadel mein. 1015.
Spielendes kind. 16786.
Wir trinken noch eins.
Geldern (Charlotte van)
Geldern Charlotte)
Gellert (Bruno) Canto patetico, 297.
Gellin (Rudolf) .Rio Negro. 26271,
26272.
Gem dance folio for 1929—no. 2. 5280.
Gem music corp.:
All my life I’ve been looking for
somebody just like you. 22003,
24457.
Dough-boy’s lullaby. 22402.
I wonder if it’s really love. 22876,
25atOs
Put a little salt on the bluebird’s
talks = 23052.
Welcome home. 26847.
Wrapped in a red, red rose. 24358.
12486,
See Van
Geminiani (—) Aria. 18268.
Geminiani (Francesco) Sonata im-
petuosa. 23880.
Gems for everybody. 3129.
Gems of the East. 20181.
Gene. pseud. See Carroll (Gene)
Genée (Richard) Italian salad.
28113.
General music ¢o.:
Everything she has is cute. 27624.
Let me hold you in my arms.
28255.
Genet (L. M.) Sea love. 238772.
Genet (Marianne) : é
Lily of Arcadie. 11066.
Simoon. 9161.
Genrick (Gladys) Summer. days.
19063.
Gensman (L. E.) Mother’s lullaby.
3700.
Gentes (R. W.) Radio sweetheart.
14263.
Dawn. 7720.
See Schmidt-
Gentile (Phyllis)
Gentner (W. Schmidt-)
Gentner (W.)
Gentry (John)
monkey out of me.
George (EH. E.):
My Redeemer lives. 259438.
Prayer and praise. 8952, 8953.
George (H. C.) Baseball the national
game. 9859.
George (L. M.):
Ecstatic moments. 13083.
Garden frolic. 13215.
Garden of delight. 22574.
How can I wait. 22788.
I miss you. 13469.
Love’s mantle. 13785.
Silv’ry fountain. 238821.
Sleepy time. 14487.
Sweet memory. 14575.
You can’t make a
14932.
1782
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
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— oe
a =
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
George White’s scandals. 19652, 19697,
20717, 23139, 23833, 24373.
Georges (Alexandre) :
Aigle. 4599.
Charlotte Corday. 2589 (50).
Georges (Josephine) Sweetheart.
4249.
Georgia music ¢co.:
Arizona blues. 4647.
Bad times blues. 24548.
Beggin’ for love. 148.
Broncho bustin’ blues. 4805.
Candy man blues. 4842.
Cold wave blues. 382.
Crazy “bout my lollypop. 10127.
Death is on your track. 5028.
Death valley moan. 24825.
Down home dance. 10264.
Empty house blues. 568.
Garlic blues. 7941.
Get your mind out the gutter.
15556.
Good feelin’ blues. 10552.
I’m wild about that thing. 8182.
I want a little some o’ that what
you got. 5608.
If you really love your baby, 1001.
It feels so good. 5698.
Let’s get loose. 20642.
Miss meal cramp blues. 18466.
Nappy headed blues. 87383.
No one else but you. 6186.
Prairie blues. 6870.
Save it pretty mama. 65438.
She just won’t. don’t. 6617.
Sun down blues. 16827. .
Sweet black woman. 12100.
Tell me when blues. 2148.
That’s more than I ean stand.
it. WOR
Utah Mormon blues. 7034.
Wringin’ that thing. 96389.
You’ve got to give me some. 9685.
Georgs (Nils) musikforlag:
Du gav at mej ett paradis pa
jorden. 13074.
Ensam och titta pa manen. 13102.
Jungfrun pa jungfrusund. 10925.
Kirleksnatt i Barcelona. 13642.
Ligg ett litet vainligt ord for mej.
11001.
Motboksigarnas egen vals. 23313.
Nagon gang nagonstans nagon
var. 14015.
Ocean av kirlek. 14075.
Vackra, vita flingor. 12301.
Varfor ser jag térar i dina Ogon.
12371;
Geraghty (R. E.):
It looks like it’s gonna be me.
18173.
We can’t get together it Seems.
12353.
Will Mahoney flop. 14886.
Gerard (Felix) :
Peter Pan. 18735.
Summer madrigal.
Vanity fair. 19269.
Gerberich (M. M.) When. 2426.
Gerdon (Harle) June bells. 25504.
Gere (F. P.) Parce que. 1674.
Gergen (H. M.) Girl in the Spanish
shawl. 5299.
Gerger (Christina) :
Song of life. 21420.
When you bring back again that
day of May. 14853.
Gerhards (Karl) revy: 27069.
Gerity (EK. M.) Meet me somewhere.
16153.
Gerken (Charles)
12896.
German (Edward) :
Daffodils a’blowing. 7310 (45).
Emerald Isle. 2589 (88).
Merrie England. 19491 (149).
Nell Gwyn. 7310 (101).
Rival poets. 23702.
Shepherd’s dance. 23807—23810.
Germano (Anthony) That’s why I'm
so happy. 12175.
Germany, reciprocal copyright pro-
tection of musie, p. 5.
Gernert (John) Violinist’s ensemble
19065.
Chureh universal.
collection. T7061.
Gerow (Hmma) O kiss me, don’t say
_ good bye. 1582.
Gerrish (Harl) I ery for you. 25251.
Gerrish (H. G.):
Air parade.
Desert sheik.
21993.
10211.
Merry masons. 11265.
Gerrish (I. F.):
Billy goat. 9709 (26).
Jolly good fellow. 9709 (123).
Limit of endurance. 9709 (134).
Ode to a skull. 27057 (108).
She wasn’t going. 9709 (214).
Welcome knights of glorious fame.
27057 (161).
Gerrish (Max) Blue mists. 19676.
Gerrish (W. H.):
Billy goat. 9709 (26).
Jolly good fellow. 9709 (123).
Limit of endurance. 9709 (1384).
Ode to a skull. 27057 (103).
She wasn’t going. 9709 (214).
Welcome knights of glorious fame.
27057 (161).
Gerrish (W. P.):
Billy goat. 9709 (26).
Jolly good fellow. 9709 (123).
Limit of endurance. 9709 (134).
Ode to a skull. 27057 (103).
She wasn’t going. 9709 (214).
Welcome knights of glorious fame.
27057 (161).
1783
INDEX
Gerson (R. A.)
28485.
Gertz (AWE:
My castle of dreams.
Onliest one. 23539.
Gervel (J. M.):
Dreaming ‘neath Hawaiian skies.
Lord, we pray Thee.
25906.
13064.
Dreaming of MHonolulu’s shore.
5d.
Neath blue skies of Hawaii. 14022.
Gesius (Bartholomiius) Day is past
and over. 22342.
Gest (Hlizabeth) :
Boat song. 14268.
Fireflies. 7888.
Miniature duets.
Rainbow. 14268.
Sunshower. 12094.
Through all the keys with the
27800.
great masters. 4330.
Gest of Robinhood. 19967, 19990,
21810.
Gettemy (J.-M.) Silver rose. 213870.
Getz (A. R.) Violet song. 7059.
Getz (S. L.) My own mountain home.
23394.
Geuskens (Ch.) Au pays d’amour. 86.
Gevaert (EF. A.) Joyous Christmas
song. 1108.
Gewiss (Emma) I want to come back
and make you mine. 967.
Geyer (V. E.) Lonely and blue. 3568.
Ghee (I. F.):
Everything’s wrong. 27623.
Shadowed dreams. 29000.
Talkin’ to myself. | 29224.
Gherson (Gad) pseud. See ‘Torre
(Guido)
Ghezzi (Deno) Memories of you.
25807.
Ghislain (R.) Mais vous étes si jolie.
3 bas Ba be
Ghislanzoni (Alberto) Margot, Mar-
got. ~3622.
Ghormley (Pearl]) :
Dynes nun. ~ 27572.
Poor old slave. 28839.
Ghys (Henri) Air. oe
Giachetti (Enrico) Congedi. 274138.
Giai-Levra (Fidelio) :
Chant du batelier. 10036.
Salut du toréador. 11818.
Torino in festa. 12236.
Giambra (Angelo) Hot dogs. 5451.
Giammatteo (H. E.):
Beneath the Spanish moon. 4782.
Chant of the desert. 27839.
Gianelli (Antony) Gypsy queen.
7996.
G:annini (Vittorio) :
Fenesta vascia. 138155.
Heart cry. 18315.
"Mpruvvisata. 13943
pt. 1, n. s., v. 24
Giara. 18781.
Gibb (R. W.):
In gay Seville.. 254238.
In melody land. 28055.
Song of progress. 16758.
Youth triumphant. 2571, 2572.
Gibbel (Hlam) I wonder why. 25374.
Gibbon (Archie) First step - how to
play the flute. 17760.
Gibbon (lL. M.):
Blight. 17407.
My mother. 18539.
Gibbons (Carroll) :
Encore. 27592.
Garden in the rain. 5266.
Ill be getting along. 27921.
I love to. be in love. 20332. .
It’s the way you do it that counts.
20494.
Nadina. 8780.
Peace of mind. 8890.
Someone to love. 21411.
There’s room in my heart.
Gibbons (Orlando)
this I pray. 10906.
Gibbs (Armstrong) :
Belle dame sans merci.
Children’s suite. 27355.
I may no longer dream. 25830.
Into exile. 15878.
Lady of Shalott. 18251.
Lyric sonata. 18376.
Gibbs (Arthur) :
How can you tell. 20276.
Rocky road. 1821, 6470.
Gibbs (G. F.) jr. Amazon isle. 17292.
29285.
Jesu, grant me
9889.
Gibbs (George) Amazon isle. 17292.
Gibbs (N. B.):
For our granddad was a modern
lover. 15506.
Whole world has gone whoopee.
12454.
Giberson (Carrie) Down by the sea-
shore. 24867.
Gibson (Alma) My mother. 6137.
Gibson (HK. M.) Don’t you believe
that I love you. 138044.
Gibson (Karl) :
’Neath the palms.
Wishing. 7229.
Gibson (Fred) :
He led me up the BE tive 10600.
How many pips are there in a
pomegranate. 5459.
You should never, never worry
over things like that. 7279.
16307.
Gibson (H. M.) Symphony no. 1.
26586.
Gibson (Harry) Light o’ the line.
8429.
Gibson (J. A.)
true. 16251.
Gibson (J. M.)
My dreams will come
We are three. 12351.
1784
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4
a
:
INDEX
- nos. 1-12, 1929
Gibson (Mary ) Stay away from
Hollywood. 16800.
Gbson (Myrtle) See Farnham (M.
G.)
Gibson (Ramona) Won’t you come
back, old pal? 12500.
Gibson (Rebecca) Won’t you come
back, old pal. 17171.
Gibson (Ross):
Bambino. 2700.
Carmita. 4856. ,
Face in a star above me. 3036.
I found a four leaf clover. 3285.
Just like a lark. 3479.
Mating time. 5980.
Neath the moon. 38778.
“Old moon. 3851.
Sons of old Ireland ean love ’till
they die. 6740.
Tell me dear. 4272.
True heaven. 43868.
Gibson (S. A.):
It was a lover and his lass.
(200).
Liebestod. 19491 (2538).
Gibson (T. L.) Selections from the
Silver song series. 9709 (210).
Gidd ngs (Clarice) pseud. See Saen-
ger (Gustav)
17236
Giddings (Leota) Keep movin’
25547.
Gier (A. V.) There’s a girl. 26646.
Gieser (Ernst) Largo. 11018.
Gifford (A. M.) Violin tutor. 14770.
Gifford (A. M.) jr.:
Paradise in Spain. 6303.
Treasure of mem’ries. 2239.
Gifford (EH. C.) I’m in love with a
dream. 8153.
Gifford (KH. R.)
Gifford (G. B.)
love. 10882.
Gifford (Gene)
Ah! to know. 21989.
It’s a caution, ’m in
See Gifford (H. EH.)
Gifford (H. E.) Nite we met. 1550.
Gifford (Harry):
Leave the women alone. 20625.
Some Sunday in the summertime.
2008.
Gil (Edmundo)
Gilbert (Carola)
as grandma used to be.
Gilbert (G. V.):
Caprice. 719.
Chanson. 5291.
Roundelay. 14336.
Gilbert (H. B.) Mignon. 18454.
Gilbert (I. W.) Hiram Abiff the
widow’s son. 8047.
Gilbert (J. G.):
Beneath the harvest moon. 196438.
Dicky bird told me so. 5044.
Excuse me, lady. 24966.
Home in Maine. 15678.
I ain’t never been kissed. 5475.
Vive Feliz. 19285.
She’s as good a girl
18925.
I’m perfectly satisfied. 13453.
Jennie MacIntyre. 8806.
Just plain folk. 5761.
Last night in dreamy slumber-
land. 18264.
Mary Brown. 25766.
Sarah Jane. 143857.
She’s just the sweetest little thing.
29017.
Up the river. 12300.
When little children smile. 9562.
Gilbert (J. H.) Voyageurs. 4426.
Gilbert (J. J.):
Brooks, 2217.
Morn. 28485.
Gilbert (J. M.) That’s ma and pa’s
pow-wow. 19155.
Gilbert (Jean) :
Hotel Stadt Lemberg. 27860,
27861.
Nacht in Kairo. 6161.
Polnische wirtschaft. 2.8 Gas,
28834.
Gilbert (Justine) :
Carin’ for you. 27316.
Eternal rose. 17721.
Gilbert (L. W.):
Catch on. 12859.
Cradle of love. 7683.
Gypsy. 31883.
If you believed in me. 10820.
Let us drink. 18282.
Minstrel memories. 16188.
My blackbirds are bluebirds now.
StLT.
My little dream girl. 18530.
My mother’s eyes. 38745, 3746,
8708.
Rid: on vaquero. 18829.
Song market. 4178.
Song of Margharita. 11997, 16757.
That’s what a child can do. 14624.
Two little baby arms. 19241.
Gilbert (M. B.):
Forgotten. 7923.
Haunting rain. 156389.
Let’s ring the bells. 11048.
Patio in Mexico. 6309.
Since I’m in love. 16704.
To share the dawn with you.
12226.
What does it mean? 12389.
Gilbert (N. A.) Hickman’s confes-
sion. 5423.
Gilbert (R. E.):
Forgotten. 7923.
Haunting rain. 15689.
Let’s ring the bells. 11048.
Patio in Mexico. 6309.
Since I’m in love. 16704.
To share the dawn with you.
12226.
What does it mean? 12889.
1785
INDEX
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
———_e—“—“—amX—— a
Gilbert (R. S.):
Common sense pipe organ drills.
10102.
Lord is rich and merciful. 23130.
Gilbert (Robert) :
Hs ist was los! 27608.
Husch unter den holunderstrauch !
17974.
Kleine frau fehlt dir im frihling.
18238.
Schad’ um das midel. 18890.
Gilchrist (A. R.):
Nazareth. 21964 (24).
Recessional. 19491 (194).
Gilchrist (W. W.): |
In the beginning was the Word.
14976 (148).
My ladye. 29647 (160).
Nazareth. 21964 (24).
Recessional. 19491 (194).
Gildo (Armando) :
Ammunito e survigliato! 2635.
Canzone antiche. 12844.
Cumm’ e bella ’a mugliera. 19861.
*O male surdato. 21029.
’O rre d’ ’e guappe. 21032.
Popolo vesuviano. 14216.
Gilfillan’ (E. S.) If I had a girl that
was just like you. 20428.
Gill (Emerson) Lonely little Cinder-
ella. 11098.
Gill (Harry) Evening bells. 10368.
Gill (Jim) Moonlight and visions.
gla 20.
‘Gillen (T. A.) I live in this world for
you. 917.
Gilles (René) Toreras. 4350.
Gillespie (Haven) :
Absolute. 12602.
Chinky Chinee bogie man. 17515.
Church upon the hill. 12897,
22250.
Feelin’ the way I do. 17748,
24981.
Give to the world the best you
have. 226038, 27723.
Honey. 8058, 10644, 10645, 22721.
My sweetheart. 11413.
Sally, I’m lovin’ you. 263238.
Spring is just around the corner.
6767.
Varsity rhythm. 24175.
You can’t park here. 29608.
Gillespie (Lillian) Dream on dream
girl, | iS.
Gillespie (Lucille)
blues away. 1129.
Gillet (Ernest) :
Chagrin d’ amour.
Hchoes of the ball.
Just smile your
318, 7601.
29647 (57).
Jean qui pleure et Jean qui rit. /
5726, 22969.
Joyeuse aventure. 1102, 8323.
Lettre de Manon. 24426 (140).
Marche funambulesque. 23195,
23196.
Gillet (Henry)
18481.
Gillette safety razor co.
blades. 19317.
Gillham (Art):
If you know what I know. 8236.
My heart cries out for you. 1477.
Somewhere there’s someone. 14492.
Gilligan (KH. J.) Mary. 20791.
Gilling (James)
Moonlight on Nice.
We are the
fyr.,, 2007
Gillingham (Johnecea) Supplication.
4238, 4239.
Gillis (H. S.) Ireland mother’s ‘Ire-
land. 18165.
Gillum (F. G.) ’Tis you. 2212.
Gilmore (C. P.) Martinello. 11220.
Gilmore (H. M.) One more waltz with
you. 1641.
Gilmore (W. S.):
Mickey boy. 25830.
Oh, daddy moon, it’s true.
Gilner (Dora):
Good night.
Night-riders. 1546.
Pixie scouts. 1705.
Gilomen (Suzanne) :
For. Pm aust ae
21042.
748.
rolling stone.
17776.
Hero of the skies. 10617.
Gilpin ‘(Charles) This way out.
12198.
Gilronan (H. P.) Good-bye. 22621.
Gilsinger (Francis) I always think of
you. 10681.
Gilson (Paul):
De celui qui
monde. 471.
2me petite suite.
sen alla par le
17233.
Ginberg (Hthel) Ill be satisfied.
25279.
Gingold (N. M.):
Fare-well. 10387.
My Spanish sweetheart. 11406.
Ginn & eco. Assembly songs and
choruses. 24519.
Ginsberg (Aaron) My dream man,
18514.
Ginsberg (Hyman) On the banks of
the blue. 18660.
Ginsberg (Solly):
If ’'m wrong—sue me. 8230.
Mother knows best. 8650, 113824.
My heart can’t hold another.
18520. |
Pretty little you. 18783-18785.
Stay with it. 21471, 23932.
That’s living. 6894.
Tum tum tumble into love.
When we get together in the moon-
light. 9570, 12425.
1786
Han var en dejlig'
19234.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Ginsburg (Celia) Blue eyes, won’t you
be mine. 7515.
Ginsburg (Isaac) Quartet for string
instruments. 14258.
Ginther (Grace) I am so glad you
love me. 3273.
Gioconda. 2918, 7707.
Gioé (Joseph) Sgriddo’ u pisci a
mmari. 4125.
Gioia (Archie) I love you, Lucille.
25294.
Gioiosa (Rosina) :
Che lagnusa me mugheri. 27347.
Li surdati curaggiusi. 28266.
Nu si pO campari chit. 28655.
Povera figlia mia. 28845.
Quanto @ muscio me _ marito.
288738.
Viva lu nostru re. 29416
Giordano (Umberto) Re. 9009, 16542.
Giorni (Aurelio) :
Petite valse. 6316.
24 concert études. 2587.
Giosio (Vincent di) See Di Giosio
(Vincent ) ;
Gioviale (Giovanni) :
A gli amici cari. 4578.
Coquette. 7669.
Estrella mattutina. 5157.
Evviva Siviglia. 5169.
Saluto di Gioviale. 6534.
Serenata primaverile. 23781.
Gioviale (J.) Walzer siciliano. 9522.
Gipps (Ruth) Fairy shoemaker.
20025.
Girard (Harry) Trend or time. 29647
(2a ):. ya
Girlamo (Robert di) See Di Girlamo
(Robert)
Githens (R. P.) Life is so empty with-
out you. 16023.
Gittings (Katherine)
28296.
Giudici (A. C.)
ery. 24401.
Giuliano (Nicola) :
Antonietta. 12656.
Canzone dei montanari.
Cuor gentile. 12958.
Ricordo orientale. 14803.
Sognando. 14464.
Sogno d’amore. 14465.
Giusefi (G. D.):
Give me light. 7958.
Mussolini. 11347.
World remains the same.
You belong to me. 9656.
Giusefii (Rosina) Joy of memories.
Little shack.
You thought I would
12845.
4529.
8321.
Givens (C. B.) Stepping lightly.
2070.
Givot (George) You haunt me in my
dreams. 12529.
2469—30——_15
Gjesdahl (Andrew) :
Rose of Tripoli. 14327.
There ain’t nobody but you. 19166.
Glad girls. See Stuart (Helen &
Mary) ;
Gladden (Walter) Winking and
blinking. 14894.
Gladish (Cora):
Do you know why the lilacs are
sweetest of all? 17648.
For you. 27670.
Mother, my own. 28499.
Never till I knew you. 18587.
United States of America. 4890,
16997.
Gladwin (J. 8.) Calling for you.
24674.
Gladys. 138239.
Glann (J. F.) I’m waiting. 20375.
Glass (Dudley) :
Beloved vagabond. 19642.
Will o’ the wisp. 2497.
Glass (Loucille) ~My little love nest.
11381.
Glass (W. D.)
away. 23874.
Glassford (J. C.)
3594, 11145.
Glaxon (S. 8.) Memory of love. 6002.
My little girl so far
Loving Colorado.
Glaze (Warren) Happy hunting
ground. 20200.
Glazounoff (A.) Danse _ orientale.
17612.
Gleason (A. G. F.):
Discarded. 491.
Lure of the blazed trail. 3603.
Nineteen twenty nine. 3791.
Senorita, my love is all for you.
1915.
Too many lips. 6960.
Whoopee. 7212.
Gledhill (V. R.) HKyes that were
meant for me to love. 24969.
Glenn (—) Little silver-haired sweet-
heart. 5875.
Glenn. pseud. See Rowell (Glenn)
Glenn (Aquila) Good-bye forever.
155938.
Glenn (H. J.) Hymns for church
schools. 25232.
Glenn (Mabelle)
FOR Sitis.” <a lor.
Glenn glee club book for girls. 3151.
Glenn’s pub. co. Good-bye forever!
27738.
Glenville
29422:
Glick (L. B.):
D-eamy land, you’re calling me.
5108.
Lingering.
Glenn glee club book
(Shaun) Wait a minute.
28276,
1787
INDEX
Glick (R. F:)« .
Daddy’s coming home _ to-night.
2899.
Far-a-way eyes. 3049.
Moon for sale. 3680.
Try your wings. 4369.
Glickman (M. H.):
Jewish march. 15923.
Prohibition by the rabbi. 16516.
Glinka (—) Doute. 10262.
Glinka (J.) Vie pour le czar. 12317.
Glinka (M.)
6515.
Glogau (Jack) :
) Cock - a - doodle - oodle - oodle - oo!
15260.
Daughter of mine. 27473, 27474.
Fiddle-sticks. 5204, 7882.
Gem dance folo for 1929—no. 2.
Russlan and Ludmilla.
5280.
I get it from my daddy. 27901,
27902.
I’m looking into heaven. 22820.
I’ve got the stock market blues.
8204.
No no babie. 28630, 28631.
Sarah. 28953, 28954.
They say good-night in the morn-
ing. 29288.
Tiddledy winks. 6932, 12214, 12215.
When you're in love. 29500.
Glogowski (A. S.), ’Larm clock blues.
5810.
Gloria (Angelo) :
Sirinata a Catarina. 119380.
Uecchiuzzi chiari. 12285.
Gloria productions, ine. Love.
Glories of summer. 3153.
18343.
Glorious way. T7961.
Glover (A. M.) Valse de _ alegria.
9472.
Glover (S.) Song-bird of the night.
11987.
Gluck (C. W. von) :
Gavotte-musette.
Im tempel Apollo’s.
Orpheus. 13241.
Zwei mirsche aus Alkeste. 17830.
Gliicksmann (H. J.) Vergiss deine
sorgen. 12314.
Glynn (Billy) pseud.
(Glynn )
Glynn (Franklin)
22474.
Gmachl (Therese) jr.
clouds. 8468.
Gnecco (P. E.) Sara~ 6539.
Go tell it on de mountains!
Goatley (Alma):
Raining. 9001.
Villanelle. 7057.
What I don’t like.
25081.
25082.
See Thomas
Evening calm.
Lonesome
20151.
9547.
Gobbaerts (J. L.) ?
By the seaside.
pt. Ti, SS vee
15195.
Chasing butterflies. 15237.
Distant bells. 19927.
Hop-seotch polka. 15686.
In a hurry. 15840.
In a swing. 15848.
L‘ttle fairy waltz. 23085.
Sad story. 16611.
Stubborn rocking horse. - 16817.
Vacation days. 17002.
Gobbo del ealiffo. 5312.
Godard (B. L. P.):
Angels guard thee. 3154.
Berceuse. 17236 (150).
Canzonetta. 17838. >
Cavalier fantastique. 4577 (131).
Légende pastorale. 15580.
Marche des Highlanders. 15581.
O Lord, Thou art my strength.
4577 (182).
Quasi adagio. 10540.
Scénes poétiques. 18252.
Second waltz. 53820.
Sérenade a Mabel. 15582.
Goddard (C. R.) Come unto Me.
17560.
Godfrey (Charles) Pagoda bells.
PAs.
Godfrey (Charles) jr.
moon. 17236 (66).
Gobbaerts (J. L.):
Godfrey (Dan):
Chappell’s army journal, no. 567.
12878.
Dites-moi, ma mére. 10227.
Famous beauties. 17741.
Funny face. 5260.
Hold everything. 20256.
I kiss your hand, madame.
M'ster Cinders. 11293.
New moon. 16316.
Selection on popular songs.
Tu-tu. 12265.
Virginia. 7062.
Godfrey (Fred) :
Hope, brothers, hope! 17955.
How’s your mother? 5461.
Chinese honey-
10713.
9116.
Let’s sing the ecuddley song.
13694.
Godfrey (Graham) :
God mastering me. 27728.
Over hill, over dale. 11585.
Godfrey (Mina) Book of dreams.
24620. :
Godfrey (Nell) Mafalda. 20749.
Godfrey (Perey) Wild rosemary.
12477.
Godono (Giuseppe) :
Primmayvera nnanze ’o specchio.
18788.
Sole lucente. 14467.
TALTCS
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
—_
Godowsky (Leopold): |
Avowal. 15080.
Cygne. 16616.
Nocturnal Tangier. 6191.
Waltz poem. 14785, 14786, 17052,
17058.
Godoy P. (Fernando) :
Mi morena. 23267.
Ojos negros. 23504.
Goedjen (EH. C.):
Frolic. 138206.
To the brook. 14680.
Goéhler (Georg) Quartett. 23656.
Goehr (Walter) :
Ballade der Louetta Frink. 22081.
Ballade des Herrn B. W. Smith.
22082.
Gondor (Karoly) pseud. See Roberts
ae ee
Goerdeler (Richard) :
Alone. 7310 (4).
Young America. 4577 (433).
Young America march. 4577 (484).
Goerdeler (W. C. A.):
Alone. 7310 (4).
Young America. 4577 (4383).
. Young America march. 4577 (434).
Gorgel (Bill) Mar del Plata. 25744.
Goering (Al):
Bag o’ blues. © 2695.
Companionate blues.
Dry Martini. 17686.
Freshman hop. 3108.
Hot heels. 10654.
I’ve never been loved by anyone
like you. 10783.
Rush in blues. 6510. —
Sweetest melody. 14577.
Tell me it’s true. 16883, 24620.
Goetschius (Percy) Symphony. 138301,
Sas, 16225516250: 2120385, 20267,
28507, 29349.
Goetterdaemmerung. 2355, 21964 (74).
Goetz (A. W.) Yoga chanting keys.
19436.
Goetz (Alma) See Gates (Alma)
Goetz (August) Sacred stone. 23737.
Goetz (Coleman) :
Congratulations. 19835.
Light up your face with the sun-
4941,
shine. 13709, 16025.
Gotze (Carl) O happy day. 17236
(300).
Goffin (Alfred) Eternelle cantiléne.
fT 10.
Goffin (L. E.):
Ain’t no use of talking. 25.
All because I love you. 4609.
Clarita. 24730.
Do dreams come true. 5055.
Each rose in the garden reminds
me of you. 17694.
Ill break your heart somehow.
8129.
I’m going back. 20351.
I’m sorry dear, won’t you forget
18058.
If I had a million. 25382.
In my garden of memories. 20453.
Little baby. 20668.
My western maid. 18569.
Play a snappy little hop. 18749.
Sometime—somewhere — someday,
23875, 26452.
Sunkist cottage out in the West.
26548.
Sweet honeymoon, 4245.
Thought for mother, 21617.
To be with you tonight. 21639.
Tune in. 241384, 24135.
Uesoe Ac 12204"
Goforth (W. W.) 118th infantry.
ply easst
Gog (Lon) pseud. See Vilioch (Hinar)
Goims (James) Rail road porter’s
blues. 8994.
Gold (Billy) pseud. See Carlos
(Walter)
Gold (Joe) Counting the days. 15280.
Gold’ (Matthew) :
Bird’s song. 19655.
Dance of the ventriloquist’s
dummy. 17604.
Dancer and death. 10157.
Kingdom of love. 5787.
March of the toys. 20777.
New method for the study of piano
playing. 25980.
Suite A. 6792.
Suite populaire.
Tin soldier
19198.
Turn around the clock back to
morning. 16979.
Valse in F. 4899.
Waitz in C sharp minor.
Gold (Sam) Waiting for you.
Goldberg (Boris) :
Bouquet, flowers of remembrance.
(a2 tS.
Love’s cradie. 8493, 16090.
Goldberg (Edward) On a planet of
love with you. 28713.
Goldberg (H. H.):
Just a dream. 5749.
What about Jane. 9544.
Goldberg (Joseph) Memories of you.
28428.
Golde (Walter)
Golden (A. M.):
Journey of love. 3454.
Rainbow of my dreams. 4005.
Golden (Ernie) Toymaker’s dream.
2232, 2233, 6968, 9413, 12241.
Golden (F. E.) Baby grand.
19589.
9296.
and his jazz baby.
7095.
9516.
Offering. 28680.
9832,
1789
INDEX
Golden (J. IL.):
Golden sands. 10545.
I’m in love with you. 20359.
I’m someone else’s now. 8172.
Marianna. 18409.
Whistling in the dark. 26928.
Golden (J. L.) Ambitious mosquito.
4577 (9).
Golden (Jack) See Golden (J. I.)
Golden (Leroy) For you. 22543.
Golden (S. 1.) Wl say she is. 27982.
Golden days. 17843.
Golden dog. 27733.
Golden
17845.
Golden hours with the great masters.
15585.
Golden trail. 5327.
Goldhersh (Samuel) :
Dear mother of mine. 17732.
Like two birds in the air. 28273.
My little darling boy. 28548.
Sarah from Borough. 9090.
There’s just one moon _ shining.
29284.
Why then cry if snoopers seek
hours of easy piano pieces.
our secrets? 19396.
Golding (J. T.) Look at me, baby.
25658.
Goldiette (George) :
Drifting in the moonlight 7794.
I’d make this world your king-
dom, dear. 5483.
Goldman (HE. F.):
My heaven of love. 6119.
Stepping along. 16806, 19043.
Young America. 14956, 14957,
24406.
Goldschmied von. Toledo. 23489.
Goldsmith (Pauline) :
Princeton Yorke. 2589 (279).
Trojan march. 2589 (334).
Goldsmith (R. O.):
Princeton Yorke. 2589 (279).
Trojan march. 2589 (3384).
Goldstein (Israel) Under a beautiful
moonlight. 19246.
Goldstein (M. L.) Spanish .moon.
16782.
Goldstein (Nat) Strangers now.
19051.
Goldstein (Sol) Sinee the country
has gone dry. 26409.
Goldsworthy (W. A.):
Christmas babe. 22238.
Majesty. 5952 .
Te Deum laudamus.
Goldtree (Sidney) Zee Zee.
Goldwyn (Chester) :
They start all over again.
They've all gone talkie
16921.
Goldwyn (Samuel) ine., of California.
Song of the condemned. 21426.
24017.
4575.
24066.
mad.
Golestan (Stan) Théme, variations,
danse. 6906.
Goll (C. E.) Memorandum. 11250,
20830.
Golski (Joe) Polka z Konstantyn-
opolu. 8942.
Golton (M. G.):
Day dreams. 5014:
There’s a dare in Kil-dare.
Waltz of memories. 7098.
Gomer (Owen) Sunny Rhyl.
Gomes (A. C.) . Salvator Rosa.
Gomez (—):
Ensueno. 7823.
Me despido triguenita.
Momento feliz. 8626. |
Para qué nos conocimos?
Ratos de loco. 9006.
Solo. 9210.
Gomez (Jose) Deseada.
Gomez (Rafael) :
Cefiros. 17492.
Cielo lo dispuso. 27378.
Cuando despertaba. 17590.
Felicidad. 10401.
Ingrata. 28084.
Marino. 18413.
Que importa. 8985.
Ya estoy aqui. 29581.
Gonda (Max) Wie kommt die
matsch’ge birne auf den mist?
7225.
Gonsalves (Anthony) “Little movie
star where are you. 23092, 25639.
6909.
16831.
1864,
8563.
18716.
24837.
Gonzalez (Aaron) jr. Twilight
dreams. 9444.
Gonzalez (D. V.):
Desde que te vi. 29389.
En tu ausencia. 27589.
Eres hermosa tu. 27596.
Joven divina. ‘3455.
Mari la porfiada. 3624.
Nina hechicera. 28621.
Palacio de cristal. 3897.
Se me hacia facil. 28975.
Gonzalez (Dionisio) Eres hermosa
tu. 27596.
Gonzalez (Pioquinto) s”:
A que no erees. 17237.
Barbas tienes. 27185.
Besos de mi prieta. 27209.
Busco rovia. 27294.
Carmen. 27321.
Centro social mexicano.
Cielo aleman. 27377.
Elenita. 27581.
Gaona en Juarez. 27698.
Graf Zepelin. 27751.
Lazo conyugal. 28241.
Me rio de la vida. 28418.
Mi nueva desgracia... 11271.
No me preguntes. 11454.
Note olvidare. 28646.
27332.
1790
pt. 11,' ni S., v.24
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Popular. 28841.
Todo Berlin. 29315.
Gonzalez (R.-P.) Suite bréve. 6793.
Gonzalez (R. 8.) sr:
Aurora. 15076.
Corrido del General Gorostieta.
19840.
Gonzalez (Salome) :
China del Alma. 389.
Gta. ..3 (2.
‘Mayarina. 1344.
Si te pesa haberme amado. 1956.
Tristeza y dolor. 4862.
Gooch (Lena) Love is a dream.
18351.
Gooch (Thomas) Laneastria. 1175.
Good (H.) Sweet Jaqueline. 14573.
Good morning glory. 7970.
Good news. 747.
Goodall (Shirley) :
How are you off for eggs. 8075.
Never have a bath with your
wrist-watch on. 1536.
Pork pie pigs. 8946.
Same to you—upholstered. 4085.
Why should a lemon be sweetened
with sugar. 19393.
Goodhart (A. M.) Song of the sirens.
29115.
Goodhart
Goodman
(Alje Ciiains.* 27333:
(Ben) It’s so good. 13578.
Goodman (Bernard):
Each time you smile. 7808.
You’ve broken my heart. 7283.
Goodman (H.L.) I can’t find the man
T want. 8094. ~
Goodman (Frank) There must be a
sweetheart for me. 21586.
Goodman (L. R.) If I could only
make you happy. 13508.
Goodman (Morris):
I'm going to change all my trou-
bles to bubbles. 15768.
I’m satisfied. 20369.
When you went away.
Goodrich (F. A.):
Preludes for
11694.
Valse lente. 4400.
Goodrich (Wallace) :
21827.
young pianists.
Choral service. 350.
Liturgical music for the holy
communion. 1235.
Goodspeed (Elizabeth) Caress. 7310
(26)
Goodwin (Geo.) Ill still be true to
you. 27933.
Goodwin (H. H.)
Goodwin (Ida):
Dreaming. 24883.
Dream that never comes true.
2589 (77)
Kitty. 2589. (152)
Rainbows follow after rain.
19491 (193)
To-day I am sweet sixteen. 2589
(331)
Goodwin (V. E.)
that’s all. 6548.
Goodwin & Tabb, lItd.:
English dance suite. 15433.
In rural England. 22919.
Rivers of Devon. 11771.
Shepherd’s delight. 16688.
Waterman. 2378.
Goodyear (Lawrence) Id like to
take you home with me. 15721.
Goossens (Hugene) :
Say you love me,
Judith: “S613.
Oboe concerto. 23484.
Texas. 16891.
Gordigiani (Luigi):
Morning salutation to the Ma-
donna. 28486, 28487.
Tuscan folk-song. 2265.
Gordohn: (H.-V:) Three Russian
sketches. 7974.
Gordohn (Theodor) Three Russian
sketches. 7974.
Gordon (Ben) Under the spell of the
roses. 21702, 24150, 26737.
Gordon (Braxton):
Betty oh! Betty. 17389.
I love you all the time. 8187.
Let me be your sweet heart.
18272.
My sweet girl. 18558.
Gordon (Mrs Braxton) See Gordon
(G. L.)
Gordon (Cora) Each little smile.
T7807.
Gordon (Frieda) Lies—all lies.
11053.
Gordon (G. L.):
Betty oh! Betty. 17389.
I love you all the time. 8187.
Let me be your sweet heart.
18272.
My sweet girl. 18558.
Gordon (H. A.) New method for the
pianoforte. 8749.
Gordon (H. 8.) Estate of:
Practical violin school. 1727.
Sixty studies for the violin. 2514.
Gordon (H. S.) ine.:
Annie Laurie. 24499.
Donna e mobile. 26776.
Every day melodies. 7846.
Good ship Bogey Boo. 25100.
Holy night—Adeste fideles. 25201.
Home sweet home—Old folks at
home. 25202.
Juanita—The old oaken bucket.
25502.
Kaptain Kuttle. 25544.
Maryland, my Maryland —Star
Spangled Banner. 25770.
1791
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Gordon (H. 8.) ine.—Continued. Gore (J. 8.) G-.ve thanks and sing.
Mass in honor of St. Mathias. 13238.
25774. Gorham (Harold) You may be my
Merry widow waltz—Over the use to be. 27025.
waves waltz. 25822.
My old Kentucky home—Old Black
Joe. 25934.
New method for the pianoforte.
8749.
Sailor of the sea. 26318.
Gordon (Harry) Tesha. 2155.
Gordon (J. F.):
Broken clover. 24645.
Mike Duffy. 20851.
O’Hara’s warning. 26069.
Over. 26131.
Gordon (Mack):
For you baby. 27671.
I’m somebody’s baby now. 22827.
I’m walking with the moonbeams.
22835.
Make yourself at home. 20758.
M-a-r-y, I love y-o-u. 18417.
Wake up your feet. 29427.
White way blues. 24298.
Who’s this girl named Whoopee.
19385.
Wuzza matter baby. 19426.
Gordon (Philip) Benediction. 22071.
Gordon (Phyllis) If you only under-
stood. 15835.
Gordon (S. C.):
Be non-chalant. — 2705.
368 engineers march. 29646.
Gordon (Scott) Happy time. 8008.
Gordon (Stanley) Our ladder of
roses. 11576.
Gordon (Thomas) This is the life for
me. 26658.
Gordon (W. B.):
More love to thee. 25870.
O Jesus thou art standing. 26035.
Gordon (W. J.):
Girl that I won and lost. 20142.
Helmet, the helmet. 17914.
Julie. 18200.
Gordon (Westell) :
Fair as the dawn. 27681.
In 1a “little Italian “arden.
10838, 18122.
Gordon & Rich, ine.:
I’m somebody’s baby now. 22827.
I’m walking with the moonbeams.
Zee
Make yourself at home. 20758.
M-a-r-y, I love y-o-u. 18417.
White way blues. 24298.
Wuzza matter baby. 19426.
Gore (G. E.) Why? 2478.
Gore (J. C.)
Dole.
I’m sorry it wasn’t you.
Goria (A.):
Etude in E fiat major.
(121)
Olga mazurka.
Goring-Thomas (A.)
17236
19491 (172).
Time’s garden.
26674.
Gorman (A. F.) In the same old way.
5679.
Gorman (Bill) Treasure. 9420,
12249, 12250.
Gorman (Dorothy)
you from my heart.
Gorman (Hdward)
' 9420, 12249, 12250.
Gorman (J. T.) Mother just waiting
I tried to tear
13480.
Treasure. 6978,
for me. 23319.
Gorman (William) Treasure. 6973.
Gorney (Jay):
Crashing the golden gate. 15285.
Just a melody for a memory.
25510.
Kinda cute. 15965.
Like me less, love me more.
16027. j
Nothing’s right. 6196.
What makes. my baby blue.
24239, 26870.
What wouldn’t I do for that man.
24249.
When I am housekeeping for you.
24254, 26877.
You gotta wanta once in a while.
14936.
Gornkowski (Paul) Honey dear.
Gorst (C.):
Benedictus. 19124.
Te Deum. 19124.
Gospel crusade hymns no. 2. 20164.
Gospel worker soc.:
Streams from Calvary.
Take me back. 12124.
Goss (John) O Saviour of the world.
12073.
1586.
Goss-Custard (Reginald) Coronation
march. 6014.
Gossard (C. H.) Burning sands.
17451.
Gossec (EF. J.):
Air 4 danser. 19515.
Gavotte. 10492, 25046, 25047.
Gotham music service, inc.:
Aloha Oahu. 495.
At the end of the rainbow of love.
2665.
Audition blues. 4670.
Awful sad. 2681.
Bag o’ blues. 2695.
Beggars blues. 17368.
Bells cf Honolulu. 162.
1792
SS ;
ee
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
Blue little you. 204.
Blues with a feeling. 4772.
Bum’s rush. 4812.
Carita. 4853.
Catalina Rose. 12858.
Charming eyes. 326.
Companionate blues. 4941.
Contented. 404.
Cryin’ the blues. 424.
Diety glide. 10222.
Distortion. 5049.
Do you think of me. 500.
Do you wonder that I love you.
501
Doin’ the voom voom. 10245.
Down in Argentine. 513.
Down South feeling. 5086.
Dream of a bum. 5097.
Dreamy eyes. 542.
Dreamy Hawaiian eyes. 548.
Dry Martini. 17686.
Duke steps out. 24902.
Eve. 3026.
Eyes of blue, you're my Water-
mo; 10S.
Flaming youth. 5218.
Goin’ to town. 3160.
Harlem flat blues. 10582.
Harvey. 27791.
Haunted nights. 25150.
He just don’t appeal to me. 5400.
High life. 8048.
Hot and bothered. 861.
Hot heels. 10654.
I done caught you blues. 895.
I dream of Hawaii and you. 8107.
I found my sunshine in the rain.
902. *
I heard you call me, pal o’ mine.
3290.
I knew that you were mine.
10714.
I know. 5503.
Ill take you home old _ timer.
3301.
I’m glad I’m on the bum. 5539.
I’m glad it was only a dream.
5541.
I’m just wonderin’ who. 3323.
I’m leavin’ my troubles behind.
934.
I’m looking for tulips to kiss my
troubles away. 936.
I’m sorry. 940.
I’m talking about my wonderful
gal. 942.
’ In a little lane in Honoloo. 1011.
It’s all comin’ home to you. 5706.
Joanna. 3449.
June. 5747.
Just as long as you’re treatin’ me
right. 13629.
Just goofy. 18217.
Kalua Bay. 10962.
1793
Last night when we were all
alone. 3525.
Let me be alone with you. 3531.
Luana Lu. 1291.
Magic Island. 16105.
Mama didn’t do it, papa didn’t
Go it.” 5855,
Mauna Loa. 13840.
Memphis wail. 3660.
Mexicali moon. 3665.
Mississippi moan. 13907.
Misty mornin’. 6041.
Mooch. 1415.
Move over. 6078.
My dear little home by the sea.
1464, 8680.
My Hawalian dream girl. 1473.
My Hawaiian heaven. 1474.
My Hawaiian sweetheart. 1476.
My love ship of dreams. 3743.
My Miami sweetheart. 1493.
Night club stomp. 18592.
No, papa, no. 1556.
Paducah. 3893.
Pickaninny’s cryin’. 6321.
Rent party blues. 14292.
Rub-a-tub-lues. 6504.
Rush in blues. 6510.
St. James’ infirmary. 6527.
Santa Claus, bring my man back
home. 1868.
Saratoga swing. 18877.
Saturday night function. 16627.
Since you came into my life.
1966.
Sx or seven times. 29062.
Sloppy Joe. 14440.
Solita. 2003.
Some fun. 29093.
Stevedore man blues. 6782.
Swampy river. 2099.
Sweet Hawaiian sweetheart of
mine. 9821.
Sweetest melody. 14577.
Take me back to peaceful valley.
6848.
That’s what I see in you. 4298.
There is nobody else like you.
4311.
Under starry skies of old Hawaii.
2281.
Waikiki. 9511.
What a life! 7148.
When the roses bloom again.
2447.
When two lips eall. 7191.
Whoopee stomp. 7215.
Wonder who—will it be you.
PAT We
You. 4545.
You're the one and only one.
2561.
INDEX
Gottler (Archie):
Anything to hold your. baby.
4641, 7381.
Because she’s happy now. 7481.
Big city blues. 4740, 9908.
Bounee a little ball at your baby.
4781, 7530.
Breakaway. 4795.
Broadway. 4799, 7542.
Chicken or the egg. 4899, 7618.
Christina. 7637.
Crazy feet. 22297.
Doing the boom boom. 15376,
19938.
Hlenita. 10325, 15423.
Empty arms. 5142.
Finale of movietone _ follies.
27649.
Here am I, where are you. 18325.
Hittin’ the ceiling. 5433, 8049.
Hollywood nights. 22713, 25199.
Hosanna. 10652.
Hot footin’ it. 5452, 8071.
Hot man. 10655.
20298, 22751.
15714,
I came to you.
I could do it for you.
20302.
Joy Street. 8322.
Joy Street waltz.
Legs. 8405.
Look what you’ve done to me.
16065, 20702.
Love makes the world go ’round.
5911.
Maudita. 16148.
Mona. 16210.
My window. 20965.
Never. 1535, 3783.
Night of happiness. 16326, 23439.
Old soldiers never die. 16394.
Out in the cold. 23554, 26127.
Parade of the blues. 23573, 26141.
18196.
Pearl of old Japan. 6312, 14154.
Rainbow. 21211.
Reach out for a rainbow. 23672,
26241. :
Scattin’ the cat. 6550.
Shadows. 6609.
Sing a little love song. 6659,
9170. ;
Sitting by the window. 9180,
23834.
Snake hips. 16722.
So dear to me. 6691, 18982.
So long. 11963, 16728.
That’s you, baby. 6902.
Tie a string on your finger. 6934.
Um-um-in the moonlight. 24146,
26736.
Waiting. 7079, 7080.
Walking with Susie. 7094.
When the harvest is over. 12416.
Why can’t I be like you. 9597,
14878.
pt. 10, n. s., v. 24
Gottschalk (L. F.):
Chilly serenade. 17236 (64).
Comic Chinese tragedy. 17236
(75).
Loaf and a goose and a chee#2.
20690.
Wine, women and song. 17236
(481).
Goudey (M. R.) Alicia.
Goudimel (Claude) :
Bread of the world in mercy
broken. 22165.
Praise God from whom all bless-
ings flow. 16495.
Gough (L. M.) My heavenly home.
28544.
Gould (Helen):
Away from the highways. 24536.
She likes it in the morning.
12619.
26384. aey
Why don’t you keep out of my
dreams. 26947.
Gould (J. BE.) Pilot me. 11650.
Gould (Lyle) :
Just take a peep. 20556.
Rose you wore. 21267.
Gould (William) Mah starlight Sue.
ATT (228).
Gould & Bolttler:
Butterfly. 4820.
Southern siesta. 6747.
Goulden (K. V.) Dawn rose. I7617T-
Goulden-Leng music pub. co. Dawn
rose. 17617.
Goulding (Edmund) :
Alone in the rain. 24471.
Love. 183848.
Love, your spell is everywhere.
18357, 20725.
Moanin’ for you. 25851.
Molly. 25856.
Sweethearts. 29201.
Goulet (Alexina) Harmony waltz.
10585.
Goulet (Leo) What’s the use of loy-
ing you. 26873.
Goulston (KE. J.):
I’m just a stay out all night:
27957.
If you only loved but me. 28028.
That is why I’m dancing. 29258.
Whose heart will you break to-
morrow. 29530.
Gounod (C. F.):
Ave Maria. 107.
Faites-lui mes aveux, 25104.
Fanfare et cheeur. 25105.
Fantaisie brillante. 12594 (112).
Faust. 14976 (116), 25106—25109,
29647 (77).
Flower song. 5840, 27747.
Hail, mighty Victor! 20165.
In April. 27057 (46).
Judex. 10559.
1794
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_
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INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
Marche funébre de _ cing-mars.
20166.
Meditation. 13266.
Nazareth. 21964 (24).
O divine Redeemer. 754.
Reine de Saba. 29647 (78).
Soldier’s chorus. 5341, 12594
(113).
There is a green hill. 7976.
Unfold, ye portals. 22626.
Gouraud (Powers) Nothing to do but
love. 1562, 6197.
Governor’s daughter.
Gow (G. C.):
Abenaki. 19497.
Child Jesus. 14976 (47).
Gozinsky (S.):
Habeit mishomayim. 15618.
Oshamno-mikol-om. 3878.
Yismach moishe. 17190.
Grabel (V. J.):
Class mates march. 12901.
First parade march. 13168.
Junior cadets march. 138620.
March of the legion. 11200.
Grabowsky (L. Y.):
Diablito. 27510.
Dreaming of you. 24886.
Love’s charm. 28346.
Pepito. 26161.
Pirate of my heart.
Gracey (M.):
Appassionato no. 3. 2647.
22627.
28814.
Constantinople. 402.
Mary Brown. 25766.
Shinaniki da. 26392.
Gracolice (Frank) jr. Sad and lonely.
26314.
Graded studies for the violin. 756,
13268.
Gradischnig (Frank) Pride of our
hick town. 26215.
Gradstein (Alfred) Quatre minia-
tures. 22629.
Graebing (L. S.):
My sweetheart dear. 18560.
My ticking clock. 18564.
Graebner (B. M.):
Believe in me.
I don’t like you.
Graener (Paul):
Serenade. 23779.
Streich-quartett. 26536.
Symphonisches vorspiel.
Wilhelm Raabe lieder.
Graff (George) jr.
9885.
10696.
24000.
21863.
Just an Irish girl.
20549.
Graff (Walter) Write that letter to
mother. 9640.
Graffenried (T. S. de) See de Graf-
fenried (T. S.)
Gragnani (Emilio)
26490.
Graham (A. D.)
Sotto la luna.
City of roses. 373.
Graham (Arthur) Cafeteria. 4830.
Graham (H. J.) World for two of us.
29574.
Graham (H. L.) Message in song.
16176.
Graham (Jack) ‘World for two of us.
29574. |
Graham (L.) Come along to my
house. 12911.
Graham (L. I.) Come back to me.
10097.
Graham (M. P.):
Beside the still waters. 22116.
Slow music. 23844.
Graham (R. B.) They wonder where
you got your smile. 21601.
Graham (Roger) Desert sands.
19917.
Grainger (P. A.):
English dance. 7821.
To a Nordic princess. 6946.
Widow’s party. 26953.
Grainger (Porter) :
Bum’s rush. 4812.
He just don’t appeal to me. 5400.
I’m looking for tulips to kiss my
troubles away. 936.
It’s all comin’ home to you. 5706.
Love for a day. 25673, 25674.
Santa Claus, bring my man back
home. 1868.
You ought to be ashamed.
Gram (Greta) Bee. 22108.
Gramatté (8S. C. Fridman-)
man-Gramatté (8S. C.)
Grams (Boris) :
Kleine madame! 20586.
Liebe kommt—liebe geht. 20646.
Granados (—) Players. 11657.
Granados (Ora) In my garden of
dreams. 10846.
Granath (—) FrokKen!
triffats i varas! 692.
Grand (Mitchell) :
Come aroun’ to my home town.
4935.
I’ve got a permanent now. 5600.
In somebody’s eyes. 5667.
Legend of the stars. 5827.
That’s why I’m content. 6900.
Weird and exotic. 7133.
You went over big with me. 7286.
Grand street follies of 1929. 10727,
10762, 10781, 12388.
Grandee (G. L.) Merry-go-round of
(Ps
See Frid-
tink om vi
love. 25820.
Grandfather’s clock. 20769.
Grandjany (Marcel) Deux piéces.
8920.
Grandjean (André) :
Andante cantabile.
Attila. 7411.
Bacchanale.
7372.
7444.
1795
INDEX
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Grandjean (André)—Continued.
Divertissement. 7749.
Introduction et T°. di mazurka.
8278.
Granichstaedten (Bruno) :
Minuit, Place Pigalle.
16189.
Toujours en retard. 6965.
Youp et youp. 7289.
Grannum (S. T.) Ivy, you. 20505.
Gransie (Sol) At the end of the day.
4663.
Grant (Bert)
Grant (C. N.):
6030,
I’m losing you. 138450.
If you were the only girl. 28082.
Perfect song. 28801.
Grant (David) Crimond. 15298.
Grant (BH. J.)
to-night. 19319.
Grant (H. G.) Lindy and Ann.
Grant (Hubert) :
Children’s marching song. 22231.
Father God: Thy people bless
Thee! 10894.
Son of God. 6714.
Grant (J. B.) Lord is King.
(218).
Grant-Schaefer (G. A.):
Adventures of a doll-child. 2601.
Allah. 27096.
Ballad of the oysterman. 17347.
8438.
4577
Bird at the fountain. 27228.
Blow, wind, blow! 7511.
Crystal streamlet. 7688.
Cuck-coo clock. 427.
Hiawatha’s childhood. 15661.
Home, sweet home. 27845.
Juanita. 1104.
Little angel band. 18292.
March of the boy scouts. 11199.
Mill wheel. 8600.
O, Canada. 28658.
O, whistle, and Ill come to you,
my lad. 28671.
Oh, dear! what can the matter
be. 1592, 28687.
On the lumber raft. 28718.
Over the prairie. 8861.
Parrot! | 2877%.
Pop! goes the weasel. 28840.
Sing with me. 213884.
Varsoviana. 2312.
Waken, lords and ladies gay.
29428.
Wind in the treetops. 12482.
Grantham (J. M.) Saline. 1862.
Grantley (Arthur) :
Christmas garden. 17525.
Down the Haster pathway. 17665.
Happy messengers. 17884.
Grasso (Manfredo) All the world
seems to be in mourning. - 2617.
Grau (Augustin) Corranda. 22288.
We'll be merry, lads,
Grau (Franz)
(Frank)
Gravelle (Jeanne) June. 5747.
Graves (F. A.) It is just like Him.
12594 (160).
Graves (Loinel) Only a dream that
can’t come true. 21086.
Graves (V. P.) It is just like Him.
12594 (160).
Graves-Grange (Sigrid) :
I stole a kiss from a dear little
miss. 950.
With a mother’s
soared high. 2508.
Gray (Albert) Mother’s love. 13937.
Gray (Alfred) pseud. See Roberts
GO» J.)
Gray (C. F.) With thee.
Gray (Dallas):
Don’t forget. 22394.
Girl I can’t forget. 22596.
Gray (Donald):
Beginnings. 2725.
Come and play. 247386.
Four winds. 13191.
Raising the racketeer.
Gray (EK. E.):
pseud. See Grey
24334.
18806.
Drifting back to lover’s lane.
17683.
Portland and her highways.
18770.
Gray (Eddie) :
Life’s not the same. 16024.
Liza, Vl be waiting. 16052,
18316.
Gray (H. W.) co.:
Air. 3635.
Air 4 la bourrée. 19516.
America, dear land of hope. 2629.
Anna Magdalena’s march. 106.
At one with Thee. 22048.
Autumn sunset in the canyon.
22057.
Ave verum. 24541.
Babe lies in a cradle. 2688, 2684.
Ballad of the stork. 2698.
Barecarolle. 19612.
Behold, O God our defender.
2126:
Bells are gaily ringing. 161,
9891.
Benedicite omnia opera. 167.
Benediction. 22071.
Benedictus es, Domine. 22111,
Z2At2,
Bethlehem. 2742.
Bless the Lord, O my soul. 192.
By the sea. 19735.
Capriccio fantastique. 300.
Saprice. 21743.
Chanson d’été.
Charm for slumber.
Chassidic dance of
17508.
Chassidie religious song.
17495.
22218.
the feast.
17509.
1796
prayer you.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Cherubie hymn. 332.
Cherubim song. 333.
Christmas diptych. 22242.
Christmas folk-song. 2847.
Christmas star. 2848.
Contrition. 24753.
Cradle song of the Blessed Virgin.
22296.
Croatian Christmas song. 27486.
Daily lesson. 22317.
Danse macabre. 1861.
Dearest Jesus, gentle, mild. 473.
Dreams. 24888.
Earthly friends will change.
DID (4, 2IS(D.
Easter hallelujah. 553.
Enter not into judgment. 5146.
Evening calm. 22474.
Evening prayer. 596, 17724.
Fairy frolic. 22492.
Fantasie. 828.
Father, give Thy benediction.
22504.
First Noel. 22518.
Freeing of the frontier. 27683.
Fuzzy-wuzzy. 22569.
Gavotte. 3125.
God. who commanded the light.
Jay
Hark, what mean those _ holy
veices. 3194.
He maketh wars to cease. 22676.
He wants not friends that hath
Thy love. 22684.
He who would valiant be. 25168.
Hear my cry, O God. 27807.
Holly and the ivy. 22712.
Holy, holy, holy. 22714.
Holy, holy, holy, Lord God of
hosts. 3238.
Hosanna to the living Lord. 22731.
How far is it to Bethlehem? 3256.
How long wilt Thou forget me.
27866.
Hungarian dance, no. 5. 2388.
I am the living bread. 17983.
I see His blood upon the rose.
22842.
Ive a kingdom. 25348.
I will lift up mine eyes. 22871.
In Bethlehem, the little town.
22903.
In heav’nly love abiding. 28052.
In quietness and in confidence.
28065.
In the eve it will be light. 22923.
Intermezzo. 733, 24579.
Into the woods my Master went.
5687.
Jesus, do roses grow so _ red.
22972, 22978.
Joyous Christmas song. 1103.
Jubilee overture. 5745.
Just as lam. 22996.
sea
Kill the cook. 3497.
Lambkins. 23041.
Lame shepherd. 23042.
Lead me, Lord. 1188.
Lead me, O Lord. 23051.
Legend. 22538.
Like as the hart. 23071.
Little Dutch garden. 23084.
Lo how a rose. 1236.
Lord is my Shepherd. 1256, 28320.
Lord is rich and merciful. 23130.
Lord, we pray Thee. 28435.
Magnificat and Nune_ dimittis.
3609, 3611, 23176, 28367.
Majesty. 5952.
Mary, the mother. 3633.
Masonic march. 5977.
Melodie. 2254.
Mirage. 18464.
Missa fidel.um. 11289.
My spirit longs for Thee. 23401.
Nocturne. 3922.
Notturno. 1566.
O be joyful in the Lord. 3820.
O Saviour of the world. 1586.
O Saviour sweet. 111.
O, the holly. 3828.
Office of the holy communion.
3836, 28683.
Paraphrase on the Easter hymn
St. Kevin. 1672.
Passion chorale. 112.
Pilgrim. | 23602; 288i.
Poco allegretto. 2779.
Pomegranate. 6349.
Praise God for all things. 3970.
Prayer. 28938.
Prayer,:for,our country. 129:
Prayer from Hansel and Gretel.
8955.
Prelude. 1292.
Puritan procession. 8980.
Recessional. 23674, 23675.
Rejoice ye pure in heart. 6427.
Response. 6437.
Resurrection. 64389.
Réves. 2752.
Ride of the Valkyrs. 2354.
Ride on, ride on in majesty.
4032.
Ring the bells. 238699.
Romanza. 6081.
San Jacinto morning. 9085.
Scherzetto. 213038.
Scherzo humoresque. 4097.
Sea love. 23772.
Shadows of the evening. 26381.
Shore of peace. 29029.
Sleep, my Jesus, Sleep. 4153,
4154.
Slumber song. 1983.
Song in praise of the Lord of
heaven and earth. 2022.
Song of happiness. 19002.
INDEX
Gray (H. W.) co.—Continued.
Song without words. 9250.
Songs for glee clubs.
21432.
Songs of the New York state col-
lege for teachers. 6736.
21431,
Spring morning in the hills.
23921.
Summer caprice. 19062.
Summer noon on _ the _ desert.
23951.
Sunset hour. 19072.
Te Deum laudamus. 24016,
24017.
Temptation on the Mount. 4275.
There be none of beauty’s daugh-
ters. 29273.
This glad Haster day. 2196.
Thou art my God. 24076.
Thou gazest on the stars. 24077.
Thou wilt keep himni in perfect
peace. 24078.
Three-fold amen. 6437.
Thy glory dawns, Jerusalem.
6930.
Tidings of peace. 43834.
Toceata in E flat. 19206.
Triumphal march. 764.
Turkish march. 147.
Tusean folk-song. 2265.
Two Christmas carols.
Winter night in _ the
29547.
Gray (Harold):
He’s got me goin’. 20219.
I done caught you blues. 895.
Let’s get loose 206642.
She just wont don’t. 6617.
Gray (I. N.) I loved him dearly.
22138.
valley.
13429.
Gray (Jane) There’s no sign of the
sun. 16916.
Gray (L. C.):
In the land of make _ believe.
13549.
Swanee song. 14568.
Gray (Len) You should know the
gir] friend. T7278.
Gray (R. A.) I want you to stay
with me. 25360.
Gray (Sara):
Lovers lane. 18360.
Night of love. 23440.
Shanghai lady. 18921.
Grayson (G. B.):
Barnyard serenade. 12706.
Dark road is a hard road to
travel. 153824.
Joking Henry. 18605.
Little Maggie with a dram glass
in her hand. 28292.
Nine pound hammer.
Red and green signal
14276.
23445.
lights.
pt. II, n. s., Vv. 24
Short life of trouble. 23818.
Where are you going, Alice.
29505.
Grazioli (G. B.) Adagio. 5350.
Gready (John) Nell Gwyn. 7310
(101).
Great Britain, reciprocal copyright
protection of music, p. 5. ©
Great day. 18273, 13289, 16219, 24339.
Great (The) divide. 14411.
Great gospel songs. 25114.
Great masters. 761.
Great Scot! 7982.
Greaves (Ralph) Lady when your
lovely head. 8390. —
Grécourt (Georges) :
Agarena. 9729.
Fandanguillo.
Jota. 10916.
Zambra. 12575.
Greebe (Jacques) :
10384.
By your right. 12815.
Tranquil hours. 14693.
Two reveries. 143834.
Wild flowers. 14884.
Greely (Philip) :
Lord now victorious. 3573, 18756.
Sweetest story ever told. 2111.
Green (—) Ill always be in love
with you. 5506.
Green (Alberta) Until we meet
again. 9709 (247).
Green (Anna).:
Memories of you dear. 25808.
Twilight shadows. 26728.
Green (Arthur) Flower in my gar-
den of prayers. 10439.
Green (Bra4s:) Wanakah folio.
29433.
Green (Bud):
Do something. 5056.
For the likes o’ you and me.
15507.
Hang onto a rainbow. 27777.
I'll always be mother’s boy. 8126.
I’ve got my eye on your 27988.
I was not so particular. 13497.
It’s unanimous now. 20496.
Love is a dreamer. 16076.
Playin’ around. 28820.
That’s the low-down on the low-
down. 29262.
There'll be you and I. 9882.
There’s a tear for every smile in
Hollywood. 29282. |
When they sing The wearin’ of
the green. 17111.
World is yours and mine. 9634.
You learn about love every day.
29607.
You’re my Captain Kidd. 29622.
Green (C. E.) He-man oo’ mine.
22677.
1798
tS ee gee i a gt fe
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
Green (C. L.):
Peace. 3917.
There’s an open heaven to-night.
4316.
Green (Curcis)
28061.
Green (Eddie) :
Elinor. 17705.
Her u-kee-el-a.
Kilties band.
MacTwister clan.
Miller o’ the glen.
Red! red!! red!!!
She was a lovely girl.
That didna trouble me.
U-le-i-o. 7020.
We all want what we want when
we want it. 7120.
You never can tell. 7269.
Green (Hstella) That old motto say-
ing Home sweet home. 12166.
Green (F. H.) Ever since I fell in
love with you. 13122.
Green (G. H.):
Green’s (George Hamilton) xylo-
phone solos of famous Sam Fox
suecesses. 3172.
Hipp-i-ty hop. 3228.
Green (George) :
Colleen O’Kildare. 10090.
I’m that way about baby. 10750.
If I had my way. 10813.
Listen baby. 13719.
Love found me. 23141.
Green (H.H.) To-morrow our dreams
fade away. 12232.
Green (J. W.):
Candlelight.
I owe you. 8189, 8190.
Green (L. C.) Sailing home.
Green (Leland) :
Disappointment—His appointment.
In my heart for you.
5415.
5782.
5941.
6022.
6423.
6624.
6882.
27311.
11808.
ae ton
Peace. 3917.
There’s an open heaven to-night.
4316.
Green (S. L.) Amaryllis. 27109.
Green (S. M.) Nation saved. 1523.
Green & Stept, inc.:
Congratulations. 19835.
Do something. 5056.
For the likes o’ you and me.
15507.
Hang onto a rainbow. 27777.
Tll always be in love with you.
5506. «
I'll always be mother’s boy. 8126.
I’ve got my eye on you. 27988.
I was not so particular. 13497.
It’s unanimous now. 20496.
Love is a dreamer. 16076.
Playin’ around. 28820.
She’s just the type for me.
Stream of dreams. 21483.
23797.
Sweet one. 29191.
That’s the low-down on the low-
~ down. 29262.
That’s the song of songs for me.
6897.
There'll be youand I. 9882.
There’s a tear for every smile in
Hollywood. 29282.
When they sing The wearin’ of the
green. 17111.
- You learn about love every day.
29607.
You’re my Captain Kidd. 29622.
Green goddess. 13337.
Green grow the rashes O. 5353.
Green sleeves and yellow lace. 25117.
Greenbank (Perey) Three little maids.
27057 (147).
Greenbaum (A. A.) Lady mine. 20602.
Greenberg (Abner) :
Chant d’amour. 4885.
That look in your eyes. 6885.
Greeniberg (Abner) inc.:
Chant d’amour. 4885.
That look in your eyes. 6885.
Greenberg (Geo.) Madelaine. 8514.
Greenberg (Ida) That oriental lady.
9867.
Greenberg (Jack) Won’t some he
man fall for me. 17169.
Greenberg (Sylvia) I'll travel ‘long
— singin’ a song for you. 27935.
Greenberger (Morton) I fell in love.
20314.
Greene (C.):
Good-night darling. 27741.
Little bunch of roses. 28283.
Greene (C. W.):
Evening song.
Leola waltz.
Little patriot. 4577 (215).
Little prince. 4577 (216).
Merry bobolink. 4577 (272).
Pony race. 4577 (317).
Primrose dance. 4577 (821).
Rainbow fairy. 4577 (326).
Robin’s lullaby. 4577 (334).
Santa Claus guards. 4577 (344).
Song of the sea shell. 4577 (368).
Vesper bells. 4577 (413).
Greene (Chester W.):
As the hart panteth for the water
4577 (103).
4577 (203).
brooks. 19491 (8).
Awake, thou that sleepest. 9709
uw ie
Thou wilt keep him in perfect
peace. 19491 (242).
Greene (Delle) Oh to be happy.
21050.
Greene (G. A.) That’s all I am ask-
ing of you. 19158.
oo
INDEX
Greene (H. M.):
Dear little mother of mine. 10191.
Jesus grows dearer day by day.
25489.
Greene (Louise)
- Greene (M. A.):
Cause I’m
19764.
Dixie dear. 19928.
Greene (Maybelle) Just for to-night.
10947.
Greene (W. C.):
As the hart panteth for the water
Catherine. -7 593.
that way over you.
brooks. 19491 (8).
Awake, thou that sleepest. 9709
(LT):
Thou wilt keep him in perfect
peace. 19491 (242).
Greene (W. J.) Romance. 1826.
Greenfield (Frank) Lover’s plaint.
1282.
Grecnfield (Irving) :
Kissing tune. 10978.
My bundle of dreams. 25903.
Park your troubles on Smile
Street. S880.
Greenfield (Joe) :
Ahmed temple.
Our Red Cross.
Greenhill (Harold) :
Dream of the water lily. 27557.
Fairy lullaby. 27632.
Invocation to the sun. 18164.
Moonlight dance of the gnomes.
28483.
Piper of spring. 28813.
Queen Mab summons her court.
28877.
Song of the rivulet.
Song of weathers.
Greenhouse (B. J.):
Can you remember.
Oh boy! What joy!
Oquossoe hop. 6265.
Soda sheik. 6696.
Tango. 6855.
Greenop (Norton) :
Burning heart. 4816.
That’s all love means to you.
12168.
Green’s (George Hamilton) xylophone
solos of famous Sam Fox successes.
alter F
Greenspan (P. W.):
2607.
28744.
29114.
29119.
12838.
6221.
Broken Rose. 19715.
Moon blind. 238299.
Greenspun (H. L.) All the world be-
longs to you. 17272.
Greenstreet (Gerald) Elmer. 10332.
Greenwald (Harry) I am in love
with a wonderful girl. 20292.
Greenwell (R. H.):
Brewery wagon days. 17435.
Gharmes d’un mannequin. 17506.
1800 |
‘Greer (J. EB.)
pt. I1I, n. s., v. 24
—
Curse of an aching purse. 15298.
I’m so blue. 138385.
Greenwood (G. H.) Montana, my
Montana. 23298.
Greenwood (John) Monday’s ehild.
18475.
In a little cozy corner.
5652.
Greer (J. G.) Wall street blues.’
.
.
|
Greer (Jesse) :
At close of day. 15060. ;
Blue step. 22145.
Building a nest for Mary. 4811.
Get happy. 25058.
Hang on to me. 17881.
Japanese toyland. 22967.
Josephita. 1100.
Just you, just me. 18225.
Little. baby. culls. 12223
Low down rhythm. 11147.
Out of a clear blue sky. 23555.
Ragamuffin. 1774, 4001.
Somebody to love me. 26448.
Sophomore prom. 14514.
What do I care. 24233:
Youre on a wild goose chase.
2559.
Greer (V. E.):
Don’t get mad. 15384.
My baby ain’t like she use to be.
6093.
Greer (W. HE.) Nancy Brown. 28587.
Gregar (Jerome) Laughing eyes.
15991.
Gregg (N. M.):
Buy, buy, my baby. 27298.
Yellow moon. 21899.
Gregg (W. O.):
Do I love you? 10234.
Moonlight and me. 11311.
New kind’a blues. 11488. |
Won’t you have some? 12502.
Gregg (Warren) :
Happy song. 8007.
Peacefully dreaming. 18727.
18985.
9234.
Fil de la vierge.
Society march.
Song of the air.
Gregh (H.) & son.
24984.
Gregh (Henri) et fils. :
Jeanne 4 Domremy. 8804.
Passion de Jeanne d’Are.
1°" concertsttick. 2581.
Gregor (H. S.):
Coquetry. 27419.
Cowboy’s requiem. |
Gregorio (Domenic) Memory of love. :
11255. |
Gregory (B. C.): |
|
8884.
12944.
Beale street Sadie. 2708.
Convict’s song. 2878.
3361.
5870.
Ice cold mamma.
Little pal of mine.
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
Run-a-way boy. 4074.
Who threw mush in grandpa’s
whiskers. 4497.
Gregson (J. F.) Waltzes of love.
7100.
Greif (Anna) :
Memories of Russia. 18877.
Tango d’amour. 14596.
Greimers (Hubert) Sei
Christkindelein. 6586.
Grell (H.) That wonderful girl of
mine. 6904.
Grennan (Leo)
13037.
Gress (Richard) Variationen
ein thema yon Mozart. 26768.
Grestick (Joseph) Sorrowful
16766.
Gresty (J. T’) Zionie song.
Gretchaninoff (A. T.):
Berceuse. 12738.
Chanson triste.
Chante d’amour. 19773.
Cherubie hymn. 382.
Come, and let us worship.
Idylle forestiere. 5628.
Triste est le steppe. .
Greven (G.) Love eall.
Grever (Maria):
Audalucia. 27152.
Calla. 22190.
Devuelveme los besos.
Dime por Dios. 27513.
En alta mar. 22459.
Eterna despedida. 27611.
Gavilan. 17804.
Manana por la manana.
Oacho de cielo. 28673.
Para. ti. 28766.
Senda solitana. 28984.
Sera por-que te quiero. 28988.
Te quiero-di giste. 29236.
Zielinska. 24419.
Greville (Ursula) ;
Actions of the just.
De profundis. 10184.
Defiled is my name.
English posy. 7822.
if all the world were paper. 5629.
My sweet little darling. 6151.
Over the water to Charlie. 6287.
Skeleton tree. 6673.
Years. 4539.
Young ploughman.
Grey (F. H.):
Darn thing’s
24807.
Down the street. 27546.
Guess I'll learn to care for you.
5363.
Hide and seek. 15662.
Hindu love song. 5431.
Melody-time. 25800.
Shadow land. 1931.
geertsst,
Don’t go away.
uber
baby.
17230.
19770.
27400.
19226.
1271.
22366.
3614.
4587.
5030.
7288.
happened to me.
| Griffin (P. D.)
Sleepy town express. 21394.
Some one to share it. 26441.
When a new man comes along.
26874.
Where would I be not having you.
12440.
Grey (Frank) :
At the fair.
Brother love. 9969.
Death Valley. 17631.
In the land of Buddha.
Yearning. 24368.
Grey (Gerald) God keep you every-
where. 13250, 17836:
Griceh (Ge ee? Tiedt “hwo
10589.
Grieg (HE. H.):
Album for pianoforte.
142).
Album-leaf. 27759.
Anitra’s dance. 5354.
Dance caprice. 27760.
Dawn's awakening. 17863.
19576.
13547.
melodies.
eI ill 4 a
Edvard Grieg at home. 20173.
Grandmothei’s minuet. 12594
G15):
Grieg suite. 17864.
Hobgoblin. 13274.
I love thee. 763.
Im kahn. 19491 (89).
Nocturne. 27761.
Norwegian dance. 4577 (148),
5355, 22636.
Peer Gynt. 5356-5359.
Sailor’s song. 12594 (116).
Solveje’s cradle-song. 14976 (119).
To spring. 7985.
Triumphal march. “764.
Valse-caprice. 4577 (144).
Voice of spring. 5360.
| Grieveson (H. M.):
Merry, merry sparrow. 20842.
Old evening prayer. 21055.
Griffes (C. TT.) Pleasure-dome of
Kubla Khan. 28825.
Griffin (Agnes) Love again. 16671.
Griffin (FEF. D.) Triumph of the West.
6984. oe:
Griffin (H. W.) Leave it to Rieley.
5826.
Griffin (L.N.) A toi. 8.
I’m going home to
mother. 203583.
Griffith (C. HE.) jr. Progressive music
series. 16515, 18791.
Griffith (Margie) :
My little girl in brown. 16268.
Sweet-heart. 16844.
Griffith (R. A.) Woman I _ have.
24341.
Griffiths (T. R.) Coronet. 10117.
Griggs (T.) When the moon drips
away into the blood. 21818.
1801
INDEX
Dt. TH; Ws... vies
Grigollo (Walburga) :
My paradise. 11396.
That’s it, what life can make so
bight! 29260.
Grigsby Grunow co. Majestic. 13804.
Grimes (H. L.):
Embers. 17708.
I’se goin’ back. 18070.
Only you. 18678.
Grimes (J. F.) Sea of memory. 1907.
Grimes (M. E.) Old home. 21057.
(M. W.) Down by the old
29647 (51).
In the desert. 20462.
Rosy-tinted dreams.
Grimes
St. Joe.
Grimm (C. W.)
Grindell (Clara)
6499.
Grinoch (Jacob) :
Eulavia, I love ya.
Harem song. 15633.
Relativity. 11753.
Roaming. 16576.
Grisélidis. 4577 (2381, 234-244, 252-
256), 17236 (246-249, 254).
15443.
Gr selle (Thomas) Two American
sketches. 3176.
Griswold (Constance) Walkin’ and
talkin’ to myself. 17047.
Gritton (Hric) :
Christmas bells. 4916.
Holy Child. 849.
Griveaud (M. A.) Capitaine Thérése.
2589 (40).
Grode (H. R.):
Fatal fascination. 13146.
Go, go, glide. 13244.
We two. 14807.
Grondahl (A. B.):
Huldreslaat. 3262.
Sommervise. 4176.
Groeting (Maury) Dear one I love.
2929.
Grofé (Ferde) :
Blue flame. 7516.
Blue Hawaii. 9930.
Free air. 7927.
My Angeline. 3712.
Groff (D. J.) Oh, baby please come
back to me. 11508.
Groff (L. C.) Worlds fair. century of
progress 1933 march. 19424.
Grohe (M. K.):
Just dreaming of you. 15945.
Out in the pale moonlight. 16429.
Gromon (Francis) :
Buddies. 4809.
Coquette charmante. 4952, 129383.
Fateful moments. 5188.
Gallant sergeant. 5263.
Jolly comrades. 5736.
Jovial Joe. 5742.
Menacing foe. 6004, 18881.
Only for you. 8840.
Shady lady. 1982.
Three character sketches.
14973.
Grooms (Calvin):
Ave Maria. 107.
Celeste Aida. 2318.
Dragon fly. 5090.
Good-bye. 53829.
I love thee. 7638.
I’m a pilgrim. 5529.
Idilio. 989.
Juanita. 5744.
Lost chord. 1262.
Martha. 5226.
Nobody knows de trouble I see.
6189.
Nocturne in D flat. 7629.
Santa Lucia. 6588."
Sérénade d’amour. 6599.
Silver threads among the gold.
9152-9156.
Waltzing doll.
Grooms (J. M.):
Dixie. 5052.
7304
7102.
Just cause I love you, that’s all.
8341.
That’s what I’d eall heaven. 9374.
Groschwitz (Gustav): .
Bei der zigeunerkapelle. 15120.
Marionetten—brautzug. 8546.
Treue deutsche herz. 24123.
Gross (Hilda) Dolly Dimple.
Grosse kleinigkeiten. 581, 766.
Grossman (Bernard):
24853.
Because you said, I love you.
12726.
Chicago rhythm. 4898.
I had to come back. 138404.
ll still go on wanting you.
22785.
I wonder if it’s really love. 22876,
25370.
Just like a rose. 20555.
Kit-kat. 18659.
Sunbonnet days. 6798.
Twilight melodies. 29359.
We're lonesome for someone like
you.) °21'F 70;
What a fool I’ve been to believe in
you. 29464.
Grossman (F. K.) Christmas fan-
tasie. 24722.
Grossman (Il. L.) Mein Yiddisha
mama. 25798.
Grossman (Samuel) :
Memory moon. 23239.
Pretty little you. 18784.
Grossmann (Bertha) Dreaming. 527.
Grossmann (Ernst) Fantasie in
Es-moll. 24976.
Grosvenor (R. L.) When nature is
awake. 17102.
1802
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Grosz (Eugene) :
Blondes I like. °7510.
In your garden there’s a _ rose.
1045.
Three songs’ without words.
22637.
Grosz (Wilhelm) :
Aquarellen—walzer. 22030.
Arme Reinhold. 2659.
Liebeslieder. 18701.
Grote (Herman) Selected organ pre-
ludes. 9115.
Grothe (Franz):
Blaue niichte. 24600.
Butterfly. 9981.
Hllora. 24931.
Es gab nur eine, die ich geliebt
hab’. 24946.
Es liegt so
worichen liebe! 24947.
List’ning to the violin. 20664.
Rosen und frau’n. 6494.
Roses and women. 14330, 16595.
Wenn die violine spielt ... 26849.
Wunderschone frau. 2587.
Groton (Frederic) :
Charmante. 7610.
Choristers. 7632.
Fairy fancy. 22491.
Gay, sweet and jolly. 3127.
Good advice. 15592.
Happy and gay. 17883.
Kewpie kapers. 23021.
Little story by the brook. 16046.
Marching onward day by day.
18404.
O’er the
18630.
Pixie pranks.
Sleepy eyes. 18971.
Song of devotion. 11994.
Song of the acciaceatura. 9233.
Song of the appoggiatura. 9235.
Song of the trill. 9242.
Song of the turn. 9243.
Spinning sprites. 23916.
viel im kleinen
bright green fields.
23605.
Grotzky (Violet) With Jesus in
love. 19406.
Grout (Leslie) Memories lane.
16162.
Grover (J. M.) Anyone—but me.
7380, 17308.
Groves (BE. L.). We are seven. 2381.
Grovlez (Gabriel) Sarabande et
allegro. 21292.
Gruber (Franz):
Holy night. 25201.
Silent night! holy night! 21366,
21367, 29039.
Gruber (G. A.) Street of memory.
19056.
Gruda (A. E.) My sweet potato.
16293.
2469—30——16
Grudowski (Edward):
Ciali do baksy. 19808.
Ostatni uScisk. 6276.
Griin (Bernard) :
Abenteuer in Schottland. 19498,
19499.
Hs wire ewig schad! 20001.
Gute gelegenheit. 25122.
Griin (C.) pseud. See Greene (C. W.)
Gruen (Rudolph) Shadow. 16667.
Gruenberg (HKugene) Twenty melo-
dious violin exercises. 15609.
Gruenberg (Louis) :
Fleur d’amour.
Jazz masks. 3587, 13588.
Jazz-suite. 25482.
Lettre d’amour. 138698.
Sérénade damour. 14887.
Six jazz epigrams. 13277.
Tommy. 19211.
Valsette d’amour.
Gruender (H.)
28459.
Griinfeld (Heinrich) :
Berceuse. 17236 (150).
Pilgerchor. 17236 (452).
Wiegenlied. 17236 (484).
Gruenke (A. P.) I wonder what my
old sweetheart’s doing to-night.
Dat a
Gruenwald (Robert) :
Anthony and Cleopatra. 12594 (9).
Old home down on the farm.
17236 (3806).
Wayside chapel.
13372.
14753.
Missa Cum _ jubileo.
17236 (457).
Griiss und ktiss. 1202.
Grun (Jack):
Shady lady. 1982.
Singapore Sal’s lullaby. 4150.
Grunn (Homer) :
Fairy story. 17739.
Moon goes drifting. 25868.
Spring song. 19036.
Tis raining. 29310.
Grunsky (Karl) Symphonie. 12801,
12802, 14589.
Grus (L.) Marche funébre de cing-
mars. 20166.
Grus (L.) & cie.:
Duetto pour remplacer la ronde.
550.
How can blue eyes be blue.
Light in a night!! 8428.
Marche funébre de _ cing-mars.
20166.
Gruss an alle.
Gryna (Frank)
21692.
Grzywa (J.) .Pie¢ pieSni.
Guadalupe. 27762.
Guard (W. J.)
28737.
Guarnaschelli (Maso) Rumon. 18862.
10659.
753, 1178, 2504.
Two little feet.
25119.
Our Flag. 28735--
1803
INDEX
Gubbins (A. L.):
Brave. 9954.
Cruel Mary Ann. 10184.
Feller’s never older than he feels.
10402. _
Tarry no longer. 12140.
When thou art absent. 12424.
Guebard (V. A.):
Cutest girl in town. 484.
In the meanwhile. 8264.
Take it or leave it. 191138.
Guenther (A. R.):
Any-old-place, any-old-time with
you. 2645.
T’ll never stop lovin’ you. 5512.
Giinther (Edmund) Horn im walde.
20264.
Giinther (Hgon) Romanze aus dem 3.
konzert ftir horn. 1445.
Gtinther (Felix) Idomeneo. 113381.
Guerin (Hmile) I’m so sorry. 138456.
Guernsey (J. E.):
Baby don’t you love me no more.
7436.
Bride’s leap. 9956.
Carry me back to my mountain
home. 24698.
Clickety clack blues. 4923.
Deacon’s prayer. 10186.
Dixie way. 10281.
Gettin’ all wet. 25061. —
Going away and leave my baby.
5321.
Hallelujah, dere’s a rainbow in de
sky. 25129.
Home in the mountains.
I know that Jil be lonely.
Til remember you. 13419.
Kisses and tears. 10977.
Losing. 25663.
Love is dead.
My Kentucky
11374.
Outcast. 6286.
Riding the rods for home. 21243.
She’s easy to look at, my baby.
10643.
25275.
16077.
mountain — girl.
16674.
Tallowpot. 26601.
Think of me. 121938.
Way of a loving heart. 268382.
While the Mississippi River rolls
by. 26921.
You ain’t been livin’ right. 27003.
You'll be sorry some day. 27019.
Guerrero (J.) Bernabé. 19645.
Guerrero (Jacinto) :
; Abajo las coquetas! 24430.
Faroles. 27639.
Martierra. 25762.
; Viva la cotorra! 26798.
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
7
be
Guerrini (Guido):
El ora dell’ anima. 7806.
EHgloga. 10313.
2°. trio. 9708.
Guest (Langford) You and I. 12516.
Gueydan (H.)
ATT
Guglielmi (Pietro)
Guidos (J. C.)
brew. 16894.
Guilbert (Warburton) :
I love you the whole year around.
25295.
I’m with you and you’re with me.
25328.
I want a horsie horse.
I wonder why. 25373.
It is you. 25461.
Somewhere, sometime with you.
26454.
Guillemyn (R.) Signal.
Guillou (Ernest) 1°?
noise. 2582.
Guilmant (A.)
796.
Guinn
11569.
Guion (D. W.):
Arkansas traveler. 7389.
Cowboy’s meditation. 4970.
De Massus an’ de Missus. 24816.
Mais vous étes si jolie.
Sonata. 17868.
That good oid home
25353.
6641.
esquisse can-
Harmonium - album.
(OP E2)
Oriental flames.
Heart-break. 17906.
In Galam. 25422.
Lonesome song of the _ plains.
13747.
Mam /’selle Marie. 25734.
To the sun. 26681.
Voodoo. 26804.
Gulbins (Max) Sonate. 24426 (103).
Gulbranson (Hilif) Bgn. 2768.
Gulesian (J/rs. M. H.):
Heap o’ livin’. 10607, 17902.
Summer night. 6796.
Gulotta (Victor) ‘I’m always sad.
20342.
Gumble (Albert) :
Dreamy Honolulu. 19966.
K-a-l-a-m-a-zoo. 10960. :
Nothin’ is sweater than honey.
16345.
Oh ma, what a man. 3848.
Where is your heart to-night.
2462.
You should see my _ neighbor’s
daughter. 2568.
Gungl (Josef) :
Dance of the young men. 7711.
Soldiers’ songs. 21402.
Gunsky (Maurice) :
Pleasant dreams. 8930.
Tumbled down dreams. 14712.
Gunther (G. W.) Nothing else mat-
ters. 14058. }
Guntram. 26534.
1804
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Gunzendorter (Wilt) Lovely one.
5921.
Gunzendorfer (Wilt) & co. Lovely
one. 5921.
Gurewich (Jascha) Spinning. 4202.
Guridi (Jesus) Meiga. 25792.
Gurlitt (Cornelius) :
Burlesca. 4577 (42).
Sonata in G. 4177.
Gurney (Ivor):
Fields are full. 7883.
Severn meadows. 9128.
Twa corbies. 9489.
Walking song. 9519.
Gushee (Oliver) My stairway of
dreams. 14004.
Gusman (Meyer):
Could anybody ask for more?
4961.
Get yourself a sweetie. 5286.
Gypsy dream Rose. 17871.
I love you more each day.
20335.
I’m wild about dancing. 55838.
Since you are mine. 6657.
Underneath the Russian moon.
Pe Tan.
Gusmini (Vineenzo ) Samaritana.
21285.
Gutekunste (Cathern)
sweet pansies grow.
Guthridge (June)
I’ve got it. 16675.
Gutman (A. H.):
Get to-gether!
10509.
That night of nights.” 6889.
Gutmann (Fr.)
17236. (141).
Guttenberg (Rosalie)
(289).
Guy (Anna)
Guy (H..A.):
Collegiate Annie.
Syneopation drag.
Guy ith.cPRa):
Montezuma. 8631.
Mother, dear old mother.
Sherry. 9140.
Zero hour. 9700.
(Mickey) :
Cracked ice. 7681.
Sister Hot Foot. 11932.
Guyette (Eugene)
Lay me where
13019.
stick to-gether!
Niobe. 4577
Donna May. 5068.
27396.
19106.
11323.
Guy
205A9..
Guzik (Joseph) Forgotten. 22550.
Guzy (Harry) Dreaming I fell in |
love with you. ‘7786.
Guzzi Buzzi (Prcole)
G.)
Gwent (Hiddil)
iam)
Gwynne (Una) Mouse.
See Buzzi (E.
8660.
She’s got it, and |
Gliihwtirmchen. |
Just an Irish girl. :
See Davies (Will- |
Gwynne (Walker) America, dear
land of hope. 2629.
Gypsy (The) 20179.
H. (K.) Ave Maria. 94.
Haack (James) Glory to Thee, our
God our King. 15572.
Haacke (George) Little sweetheart.
1234. .
Hadell (Gésta) Sj6émansvisa. 29063.
Hakanson (Knut) Svensk svit.
29178.
Haake (C. J.) Oxford piano course.
21T18;
Haake (G. M.) Oxford piano course.
21S:
Haarklou (Andreas) Spil musik.
4201.
Haas (Adrian De):
Cause my baby loves nobody but
me. 7596.
Cuckoo song, all the cuckoo’s are-
n’t in the cuckoo clock. 22313.
Goldfish all my own. 17848.
In memory. 22912.
It don’t pay to be ev’ry one’s gal.
8284.
Let me remember. 23058.
Haas (Joseph) Freiheitslied.
Haberman (Aaron)
17340.
10471.
Baby’s lullaby.
Habrekorn (Henriette) Mademoiselle
George. 2589 (183).
Hachey (R. HB.) Nadine. 28584.
Hack (EB. Ez):
Black Lake waltz. 24598.
Too tight rag. 26687.
Waltz of dreams. 26819.
West Kentucky limited. 26855.
Hackforth (N. P.):
Cute little flat at the top of the
Stair. 12955.
My little fella and me. 20933.
Somehow. 26450.
Hackwert (Neil) :
All I need to make love is you.
19529.
I want you for my pal. 8215.
Haddon (Mildred) In every little
way I miss you. 5659.
Hadjoson (Kimon) :
Appassionato. 7382.
Fior d’arancio. 642.
Solo conte. 9211.
Hadland = (Jack) See Hadland
(Jacob)
-Hadland (Jacob) When I sail from
the North in the fall. 4473.
| Hadley (G. A.):
Another chance. 9785.
As U-R—as U-B. 4655.
A-wa-na-y. 4683.
Black rose. 2754.
1805 ;
INDEX
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
' Hadley (H. K.):
Battle of the centaurs. 9861.
Estrangement. 10357.
Flight. 10429.
In empire days. 1017.
Jubilate Deo. 12594 (172).
Now the lilac tree’s in bud.
23472.
Redwing. 238684.
Song of the marching men. 9240.
Sunset dreams. 21499.
Te Deum laudamus. 12594 (883).
Transformation. 12248.
Twilight dreams. 24141.
Under the April moon. 24148,
Unrest. 12295.
Valse Juanita. 12305.
Vier yahreszeiten. 19491 (250).
Zanzibar. 14966.
Hadley (J. A.) Isabella of Castile.
15888.
Hadlock (W. R.)
in my garden.
Haeckel (J. E.):
Day seems a year. 5017.
I’m just trying to forget that I
When I walk alone
2488.
remember. 20360.
I’m_ koo-koo o’er my _ koo-ky.
20264.
Just blame it on me. 18214.
Oh boy! how we go to it. 14081.
Haelling (Jules) Prélude. 21964
(26).
Hiindel (G. F.):
Air 4 la bourrée. 19516.
Air and Giga. 53868.
Ask if yon damask rose. 20181.
Berenice. 22647.
By my command. 7998.
Collection of Handel’s_ songs.
3188, 38189, 7999-8001, 13280,
13281.
Come unto Him all ye that labour.
29647 (82).
Coneerto in F. 20182.
Father Divine. 20183.
Gavotta. 18268.
Gods go a-begging. 53869.
Handel. 776.
He shall feed His flock like a
shepherd. 5370.
Largo. 20184.
Minuet. 15619.
O Lord correct me. 13282.
Overture to Athalia. 8002.
Prelude and Musette. 5371.
Sarabande and Corrente. 5372.
Sonata quinta. 22648.
Suite. 777, 15620.
Ten songs. 8003.
Transcriptions for
aay Gs
Two choruses from L’
778.
pianoforte.
allegro.
Variationen tiber G. F. Hiandels
Tochter Zion, freue dich. 38190.
Where-e’er you walk. 7998.
Why do the nations. 27769.
Haenel (H. H.) Good luck to Lindy.
132613
Haensch (Hdmund) :
Judex. 10559.
Roéserl und Ringerl. 23708.
Schone Helena. 11504.
Zauber-clarinette. 27050.
Haesche (W. E.) Red Godwin’s woo-
ing. 16546.
Hagar (W. H.) Hilla, Ella, it’s you.
24928.
Hagen (F. Schmidt-) See Schmidt-
Hagen (F.)
Hagen (J. M.):
Black waters. 4749.
Blue step. 4769.
So sweet. 6694.
Hager (—):
Jumping jack. 28151.
Persian moonlight. 18733.
Hager (F. W.) I’ve got my eyes on
you. 19491 (100).
Hagerman-Rumball (Vera)
of you. 6008.
Hagerty (J. D.)-
25748.
Hagin (Arvie)
away from Hawaii.
Hagmann (Emilie)
(34).
Hahm (G. H.)
Hahn (A. ©0,)":
What a band. 7146.
You’re the one and only one I
Memory
Many a heart.
When my ship sailed
29485.
Diogenes. 27057
Arluine. 2658.
love. 4562.
Hahn (H. M.):
First nocturne in G. 27657.
From heaven above. 13207.
Jesus my Savior. 281381.
O ye angels. 28672.
Offertory in E flat. 28681.
Sans parole. 28949.
Savior, I follow on. 14862.
Second nocturne in G. 28978.
Shepherd’s song. 29024.
Silent night. 29040.
Hahn (Reynaldo):
A Phidyle. 2589 (2).
If my songs had airy pinions.
7810 (75).
Lyde. 2589 (169).
Lydie. 2589 (170).
Néére. 2589 (2386).
Pholoe. 2589 (265).
Phyllis. 2589 (266).
Salinum. 2589 (300).
Thaliarque. 2589 (326).
Tyndaris. 2589 (338).
Vile Potabis. 2589 (353).
1806
)
)
’
j
i
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Hahn (Walter)
21268.
Haidar (Rahmé)
20131.
Haider (Andrew)
wander alone.
male, CH. FB.)
Rosen aus Florida.
Gems of the Hast.
Tho’
9392.
Christmas greeting.
now I must
24725.
Baieht (F. A... Myo girk. bas It.
13970.
Haight (K. L.) Moon-tipped lake.
11309.
Hail! Easter King. 20185.
Hainauer (Julius) :
My dreamland rose. 11363.
Nur einmal mochte ich mit dir
noch gliicklich sein! 21018.
Haines (G. H.) I want to belong to
you. 8212.
Haines (Harold) My little roaming
Gypsy girl. 185383. .
Haines (W. E.):
Dear old granny. 27487.
Don’t make my heart your play-
thing. 10253.
Hna-dena-dinah-do. 3011.
How’s your mother? 5461.
Jacqueline. 8300.
Smile a day keeps your troubles
away. 18974.
Why did the sausage roll? 29531.
Hair (R. C.) Ive got a new girl
how. 25348.
Hajos (Karl) Adoration. 2600.
Hakes (J. R.) Blue ribbon baby.
24614.
Halbreiter (Otto) Suite in einem satz.
21490. ;
Hale (A. M.) Air. 5376.
Hale (B. M.):
Air mail. 21992.
Beautiful globe. 12720.
Betty Lou. 17388.
Do you remember. 19933.
Drifting nowhere. 22434.
Evangeline. 13120.
I’m going back home. 3319.
I tried to tear you from my heart.
13480.
Just a vision of my mother.
18209..
Just laugh and let the world roll
on. 10951.
Just to hear the radio.
Mr. Sunshine. 16195.
My promise. 3753.
Ole time waltz. 8823.
Riverview park. 16574.
Storm on the sea. 12068.
Them long lonesome _ southern
blues. 21583.
Top-of-the-morning to you, sir.
6962.
Twilight lullaby.
10956.
12277.
Wandering lovers. 4442.
Yesterday’s girl. 9645.
Hale (Mae) May flowers and day
dreams. 11227.
Hale (Theron) :
Beautiful valley. 19624.
Jolly blacksmith. 13608.
Turkey gobbler. 21688.
Hale (Zada) :
I paid. 27976.
Reconciled. 28891.
Hales (Hubert) Twilight in Hlham
Valley. 9445.
Halet (Laurent) :
Ah! quel agrément.
Zadora. 27046.
Haley (C. O.):
Listen love. 18291.
My throne is my daddy’s knee.
18563.
Halffter (Ernesto) :
Automne malade.
17259.
24529.
Danza de la gitana. 454.
Danza de la pastora. 455.
Dos eanciones. 8004.
Lit laqué blane. 25627.
Sinfonietta. 9169.
Sonatina. 238882.
Halt CX D.) Red rose of mine.
23681.
Hall (A. G.) Rainbow. 28883.
Hall (A. M.) Quintet. 21208.
Hallo (>? MM.) She’s a wonderful
baby. 18924.
Hall Ch. (Be):
Innesonian. march. 28085.
Pep squad parade. 16463.
Hall” (Pw):
For His love is my highest goal.
3092.
Silv’ry moon. 16702.
Hall (Hlsie)
26902.
When the world moans.
‘Hall (Eunice) :
Gay girlie. 22578.
My bonnie lassie. 23336.
Hall (Frank) That sweetheart of
mine. 26636.
Hall (Fred):
Billy Jones
Pops Wap
Eleven more months. 24925.
I can’t sleep in the movies any
and Ernie Hare.
more. 20300, 22753.
T’d like to take an aeroplane to
heaven. 15720.
I got a code in by doze. 3287,
8111.
TIL get along somehow. 22779.
Little darlin’, it’s you. 25630.
Looks like it’s gonna be me.
16067.
Maw and paw and me. 28218.
Mother’s dying wish. 16224.
1807
INDEX
Hall (Fred)—Continued.
Oh! gee! there ain’t no justice.
14084.
Pappy’s buried on the hill.
She only laughs at me.
9134.
Song of the blind man. 26471.
Story of the gambler. 16810.
Tex, old pal. 6880.
Train that never arrived.
Warden’s secret. 17057. |
Wonderful girl. 29564.
Hall (Frederick) :
Intermezzo brillante.
Viennese serenade.
Pally (a ase,
All things work together for good.
17236 (6).
Angel at the tomb. 14976 (8).
As the hart. 17236 (22).
Beautiful sunshine. 17236 (34).
Before the door He’s stand ng.
17236 (36).
16441.
1935,
16959.
1055.
14767.
Birthday of the King. 24426
(29).
Coronation. 12594 (58).
Crown of flowers. 17236 (83).
Does Jesus care. 172386 (104).
Haster lilies. 17236 (110).
Flowers, beautiful flowers. 17236
(129).
Gift divine. 17236 (189).
Gift of gifts. 22590.
God’s care. 17236 (151).
Good tidings of great joy. 24426
(100).
Goodness of the Lord. 17236
(154).
Hall-Mack company’s book of
anthems. 27778.
His resurrection. 3230.
I could not but love Thee. 17236
(170).
I know who makes the daisies.
17236 (172).
I left them at the cross.
(173):
I will not leave you comfortless.
PT Ga Lies).
17236
Jesus is waiting at the door.
24426 (128).
Let the dear Saviour come in.
172386 (218).
Little child. 17236 (221).
Lullaby. 17286 (234).
Marching on. 24426 (169).
None like Jesus gives.
(292).
Not my will. 172386 (298).
Now I have peace. 17236 (299).
O happy hours. 172386 (3801).
Our Father in heaven.
(309).
Perfume of flowers.
17236
17236
12594 (305).
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
Pretty little daisies. 17236 (323).
Royal crimson fountain. 17236
(346).
Santa’s surprise. 24426 (244).
Send Thy blessing. 17236 (362).
Shine little sunbeams. 17236
(370).
Time of beauty. 12594 (399).
Toast. 17286 (4381).
Triumph of the King.
(351).
Under the sword. 17236 (4388).
Victorious life. 9489.
We are marching toward the
morning. 17236 (460).
When the books are
17236 (A474).
When the pearly gates unfold.
17236 (476).
14976
opened.
With heart and voice. 9620.
Hall (J.T):
Orthophonic. 11571.
Wedding of the winds. 17071.
Hall (K.) Evening prayer. 595.
Hall (Lucy) Golly but I’m lonely.
eyo.
Hall (M. F.):
Play-time. 1709.
Regiment. 1791.
Sleep, dolly, sleep. 1709.
Swinging. 2121.
Tick tock. 2204.
Hall (M. W.) Baby mine. 9834.
Hall (Nita) Which am de best way
home? 9579.
Hall (P. F.) Rock me to sleep. 1818.
Ea (GRE Bre
Cavalier march. 29647 (30).
New colonial march. 24426 (199-
201).
Hall (R. E.) » Moonlight: and sk es.
23306.
Hall (S. C. H.) Senior elass song.
28985.
Hall (W. H.) Te Deum laudamus.
12594 (3884).
Hall (W. J.):
Any little mark. 19558.
Canning and preserving. 19752.
Half an inch. 20190.
I'd like to be a senior. 20808.
Mary. 20792.
Hall (W. W.) :
Lonely Russian rose. 20694.
Seven times seven is forty-nine.
6607.
7TX7T=49. 19490.
Hall (William) Harvest moon. 3196,
20211.
Hall-Mack co.:
Able and willing. 7313.
Bethlehem way. 27212.
Blest Bethlehem. 22136.
Call to praise. 27306.
1808
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
7602.
7603.
Challenge to loyalty.
Challenge to youth.
Children’s day classics no. 12.
7622.
Children’s helper no. 15. 7628.
Christ of the centur'es. 2848.
Christmas classics, no. 15. 22240.
Christmas helper no. 17. 22248.
Come to Bethlehem. 27404.
Coronet. 10117.
Crown of glory. 2893.
Easter helper no. 15. 554.
Father’s gifts. 103897.
Gates of joy. 10490.
Gift of gifts. 22590.
Glorious way. 7961.
Hall-Mack company’s
anthems. 27773.
He did it. 8015.
His resurrection. 3230.
In my heart. 8256.
Lord, with glowing
praise Thee. 23131.
Love for mother. 8482.
Loving heart. 8500.
Loyalty. 20738.
Master we will work for Thee.
8558.
Message of good will.
My faith is unshaken.
Penn-go-in. 23590.
Running over. 9071.
Sight of His face. 9149.
Star of promise. 29141.
Summer’s praise. 9297.
Victorious life. 9489.
When His love comes
through. 9554.
When we take Him at His word.
29495.
While shepherds watched. 24298.
Who is Santa? 29523.
With heart and voice. 9620.
Your cross and mine. 9693.
Hall-Mack company’s book of anthems
no? GT 27773.
Hallett (K. A.)
Hallett (Sully)
book of
heart Id
23261.
8683.
shining
Vesper bells. 6507.
That soothing mel-
ody. 19159.
Halleux (Roddy) Love me darling.
25683.
Halleux (Rodolphe)
therinettes. 3620.
Halliburton (Arthur) Idol of Sigma
phi. 15819.
Hallock (Kopple) Pal of S. A. M.
11598.
Halloran (Thomas) Nellie Monro.
20983.
Halper (Edward) :
If I had a girl like you.
Smiling angel. 16721.
Turkish eyes. 12269.
13510.
Marche des Ca-
Halpern (L. J.) I found my happi-
ness. 900.
Halsey (E. B.)
19125, 24018.
Halt, Perry & Sanders co., inc. Aw
pshaw! down in Arkansaw. 27161.
Halter (August) :
Benedictus es, Domine.
Living God. 28301.
Halter (J. G.):
Judea. 18199.
One over the 8. 3865.
Ham (Albert) Armistice.
Hamblen (Bernard) :
Bells over Jordan.
17375.
Benediction.
Cast thy burden. 19761.
Christmas chimes. 24721.
Empty tomb. 19993.
From day to day. 17792.
Grant us Thy peace. 22630.
Hail, King Hiternal. 3191, 53875,
20189.
His haven.
Little prayer.
O babe divine.
O wondrous night. 11497, 21035.
On eagles’ wings. 23519.
Sacred flame. 21279.
Spirit divine. 21446.
Still small voice. 21473.
Hamblen (Stuart): |
Boy in blue. 22158.
When the moon shines down upon
the mountains. 242738.
Hamblin’ (Ch. -B.) Victory
14764.
Hamelle (G.) Réves envolés. 4028.
Hamelle (J.) Sicilienne. 11910.
Hamer (G. F.):
Dancing time.
Passing glance.
Russian ballet.
Snake charmer.
Hamilton (—) Canada.
Hamilton (Charles G.)
Te Deum laudamus.
22110.
24512.
163, 9893,
17378.
838, 5432, 17927.
18307.
21020.
march.
27462.
28782.
28931.
29078.
7570.
Snappy baby.
6688.
Hamilton (Clarence G.) First two
years of piano technic. 7893.
Hamilton (EH. L.):
Are you sorry. 7388.
I. am crazy about you. 27882.
If I touch but the hem of His
garment. 8231.
In a garden. 13528.
Just for a girl like you.
Mémories. 13875.
O give thanks
23001.
unto the Lord.
14067.
Paradise was made for’ twa.
14145.
Ramble in the rumble seat. 23667.
1809
INDEX
Hamilton (EH. L.)—Continued.
So long as we’re together.
Was I dreaming. 29440.
Hamilton (Geo.) My Carolina lady.
4577 (279).
Wamiiton ‘CH 'C:)" "rio im Go azar.
Hamilton (Jack) pseud. See Hamil-
ton CR: J)
Hamilton (Morris):
Bagdad. daddies. 19606.
Brownstone blues. 4807.
Do darling do. 5054. ~°
' Every little girl wants a Rudy
Vallee. 27620.
Go away moon. 25084.
He said it with flowers. 815.
I love to be blue. 279389.
It must have been the iron in the
Spinach. 28102.
Love isn’t love any more. 1276.
My love’s gone to Brooklyn to live.
1489.
Ob love of mine. 16875.
Or what have you. 3873, 11562.
Tangled in a taxicab. 4264.
That’s how I care about you.
26627.
Walker song. 7092.
Wherever you are.
Hamilton (Ord)
want. 9550.
Hamilton (R. J.):
I’m cok-a-bok-a-lo-key now.
Little pal goodbye. 5869.
Your bouquet of bleeding hearts.
21948.
Hamilton (Spike)
loves. 4173, 6709.
Hamm (HH. J.) O’Reilly O. 1647.
Hamm (J. V.) Dialogue duet. 12594
(69).
Hammann (F. B.):
uudy Duga 8506.
U. S. devil dogs. 9461.
Hammed (Tosh):
Baijian gal. 128.
Thee Barbados. 2175.
Hammer (V. P.) Just an orphan boy.
10943.
23855.
26919.
What more could I
5535.
Somebody nobody
Hammerbacher (Hdmund) Heavenly
love. 8026, 15652.
Hammond (A.) & co.:
Chant de la bergére. 24708.
Dans !e jardin. 24801.
Jeunesse. 1090.
Marchande de fleurs. 1327.
Romance d’ amour. 1827.
Stories. 26529.
Hammond (Albert) Sweetheart
Emma Lou. 6880.
Hammond (C. D.)
heart of America.
Hammond (Patricia)
you belong to me.
Kansas City, the
13645.
In my dreams
20452.
Dt, i, B.S Vee
Hammond (W. G.)
world. 23894.
Hampshire (N. R.)
20795.
Hampton (Otis) Gun man.
Hamy (Sylvain) pseuwd.
(Sylvain)
Hanagan (A. J.):
Bunch of good a are we.
Song of the new
Mary mine.
5364.
See Freund
27286.
Don’t be blue. 10251.
Hanak (A. R.) Melodie _ sionské.
11244.
Hanapi (M. K.) Nu ioka hula. 6202.
Hanch (R. R.) I’m going to miss
you. 13440.
Hand (Maggie) Sweet Irish mem-
ories. 19082.
Hand (O. L.) Dreaming of you. 7789.
Hand (R. B.) Walking home blues.
4435.
Hand
22877.
Handelsman (S. G.)
Handman (L. A.):
Back in the hills of Kentucky.
(Thomas) I wonder why.
Love eall. 1271.
19600.
Constantly. 7663, 17574.
Goo-goo eyes. 10549.
22755.
27981.
I certainly must be in love.
I soit’nly must be in love.
Melancholy. 18486.
Remarkable girl. 18818.
Handman, Kent & Goodman, ine.
Back in the hills of Kentucky.
19600.
Collegiate love. 27397.
Constantly. 17574.
I certainly must be in love. 22755.
I soit’nly must be in love. 27981.
Melancholy. 18436.
Remarkable girl. 18818.
What a perfect night for love.
29465.
Handy (T. B.) I want to love some-
body. 22864.
Handy (W. C.):
Beale st. blues. 7470.
Hesitating blues. 25181.
St. Louis blues. 9081.
Yellow dog blues. 26989.
Handy (W. C.) music publisher. :
Ghost of the St. Louis blues.
10512.
OV Jordan. 28505.
There never will be a melody like
the St. Louis blues. 12184.
Wall Street blues. 29429.
Handy (Will) pseud. See Cole (Bob)
Handy bros. music co., ine.:
Blues singer from Alabam. 7524.
He burns me up and he knocks
me cold. 10597.
1810
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Hanel (Helen) See Haenel (H. H.)
Haney (J. R.) I want to go there.
22863.
Hanft (H. A.) Florida. 662.
Hanft (Nell):
Marionette. 11216.
Reverie. 11760.
Hanifin (Neil) Sweetheart do you
miss me? 29194,
Hanighan (B. D.) Subway shuffle.
16820.
Hanke (Hans) Spanish dance. 2046.
Hankinson (Thomas) Air -o - loon.
9736. ;
Hankinson (Walter) You’re my only
child. 21937.
Hanley (J. F.):
Anywhere under the sun.
Daily bread. 4987, 4988.
Does an elephant love peanuts?
22384.
Dough-boy’s lullaby. 22402.
Dream on a piece of wedding
cake. 22414.
Happy days. 25140.
I’d love to be a_ talking-picture
17509.
queen. 25252.
I’m so tired of it all. 18457.
In the valley of my dreams.
10860, 25441.
Journey’s end. 22980.
Kicking the blues away. 23023.
King of the pampas. 25557.
Little house to dream. 25685.
Little pal. 11087.
Nobody knows but Rosie. 26005.
Polish up your funny bone. 23614.
Put a little salt on the bluebird’s
tail. 23652.
Rainbow man.
Sleepy valley. 11947, 11948.
Snowball man. 26428.
Some sweet morning. 2009.
Tambourine tune. 12129.
There’s a little bit of Irish in the
rainbow. 26647.
Toast to the girl I love. 24103.
We'll build a little world of our
cwhn. 242138.
Welcome home.
4003, 11738.
26847.
Whos? little baby is 00. 24307.
World is yours and mine. 9634.
Wrapped in a red, red rose. 24358.
Hanley (Lee) Melancholy Pierrot.
20824.
Hanna (J. M.):
Angels’ song. 7073.
He shall feed His flock like a
shepherd. 5370.
Vesper bells. 6507.
Hanna (J. R.):
Dream of you. 13060.
I’m creaming of you. 15762.
Hannah
25904.
Hannan (G. W.):
Dreams, just dreams.
(R. V.) My Carolina hills.
17680.
Honey Lou. 17948.
Hannel (Sigurd) Hembygdsminnen.
10614.
Hannemann (Fritz) :
Aus winkeln und gassen.
4676, 19588.
Karnevals-marsch. 11385.
Rheinischer sang. 212386.
Treue husar. 6975.
Hannenford (Noel) pseud. See Pear-
son (Arthur)
Hannigan (John):
Just to play hookey again. 25531.
Silv’ry hair sweetheart. 26407.
Hanon (C. L.) Pianiste virtuose.
21155-21157.
Hanry (W. M.)
4674—
Song of the balcon-
ade. 14504.
Hanscom (KE. W.):
Homeland. 2589 (121).
Lead, kindly light.
Hanscom (F. B.):
4577 (202).
Homeland. 2589 (121).
Lead, kindly light. 4577 (202).
Hansel (R. J.) My blue lonesome
melody. 25901.
Hansel and Gretel. 10156, 11190,
12097.
Hansell (Walton) Shoemaker dance.
21355.
Hansen (A. E.) Sing me an Irish
song. 6660.
Hansen (EH. B.) Land o’ promise.
18258.
Hansen (H. N.) Pardoned crime.
8877.
Hansen (J. P.) Mummers on parade.
11340.
Hansen (Max):
Herr Schulz, Herr Schulz, was ist
mit ihrem puls? 27819.
Komm mit mir nach Venedig.
DAH.
Was hab’n sie heute nacht mit dir
gemacht. 24204.
Was kann ich dafitir! 29441.
Hansen (Nicolaj) Album des douze.
9743.
Hansen (V. H.) It’s hard to face life
alone. 3426.
Hansen (Wilhelm) :
Album des douze. 9748.
Anden bryllupsrejse er bedre en
den férste. 19547.
Anna Maregrethe. 27129.
Bley saa stille. 196.
Danmark. 24798; 24799, 24800,
27464.
Danmarks dejlige have. 19882.
1811
INDEX
pt. II, n. S., v. 24
\
Hansen (Wilhelm )—Continued. Hanson (Howard) Symphony no. 1.
Det er forbudt for bgrn under 16 9336.
aar. 10214. Hanson (W. F.):
Din lykke den bor i en hestesko.
19926.
Du er min egen lille pige. 5114.
Elsker du mig endnu? 19991.
Hn lille spraellemand. 5148.
Fem sange. 20595.
For sidste gang modes vi to!
10450.
Fortunate lovers. 20090.
Frgken, skal det ikke vere dem
og mig? 27688.
Gamle pige. 20124.
Gedanken am meer. 25049.
Han var en dejlig fyr. 27774.
Hvad kommer saa op? 20283.
I en stambog. 27898.
Jeg byder dem en rose. 28127.
Jeg ved hvor der venter en pige.
25487.
Juniaften. 20544.
Kansanlaulu. 28184.
Kierlighed og viin. 28197.
Knekkede grammophonplade.
28213.
Kom og lad os danse. 25566.
Kys mig og sig, du er glad igen.
20596.
Kysse-valsen. 10996.
Liindler. 25574.
Madeleine. 13804.
Merk derpaa! 28368.
Musik zu Shakespeares Der sturm.
28518.
Nu ved jeg férst hvor h@jt jeg
elsker livet. 21014.
Pirun polska. 21168.
Pohjalaisia. 14205.
Schneefried. 11837.
Streich-quartett. 21484.
Sturm. 21487.
Tjener! tjener! kom med let!
29aN1,
Travle Tillie. 293388.
Tre pianostycken. 29419.
Tre sange. 221.
Valse suomi. 26763.
Vi to skal médes engang igen.
12316.
Vi vil ha’ et lille hus paa maanen.
Hansson (Stig) :
Dream cabins. 24875.
I love you Utah valley. 18024.
Traffic jam. 29330.
Ar min. 17250.
Ah, Amalia. 9731.
Aj, Alaa, Woo.
Balalaikan sjunger. 7454.
Boljesang i solnedging. 22151.
Diir norrskenet flammar. 24788.
Det star skrivet uti stjarnorna.
7741.
Finns det flickor ja da finns det
kyssar. 27651.
Han tir amnnen, som gor vad som
faller henne in! 17879.
Hostserenad. 80514.
Hvide liljer. 10676.
I barndomens ingder. 8090.
I hagen dirhemma. 10710.
I min blaa himmel. 8185.
I sommarnattens elfte timma.
8198.
Lille ord fra dig min ven. 11065.
Lite gladare om jag far be.
11074.
Liten flicka med resegrammofon.
16037.
Marjanka. 18414.
Med dej kom varen ater till mej.
S565.
Men Isabella tink pa va’ du gor.
11258.
Min egen lilla hemlighet. 8604.
Nir tusende sma stjarmorm.. ©
25959.
Natt i hamn. 25965.
Om ja’ va’ konung f6r en da’.
8824.
Pa livets ocean. 14182.
Rose-Marie. 26298.
Skirgardsflirt. 9181.
Séudagsseglaren. 9199.
Sol ute, sol inne. 9204.
Som varje litcn parla. 11967.
Stindchen. 11848.
Steppens sing. 26520.
Telegramvalsen. 9358.
Var i violernas tid. 26767.
Vem vill inte ha en sé’n s6t liten
29400.
Visor och melodier. 29412-29415.
Wiegenlied. 21861.
Zigeuner tango. 12582. a
ee a Happ (B: i.)*
20 singer. 28199-28201. a thinking of someone to-night.
Hanson (A. M.) Mother is praying 252395.
for you somewhere. 18486. ‘Love bird. 5902.
Hanson (Ethwell) Oh, Willa, will-ya? | Happy (I. M.) Behold, O God our
flicka sum du. 94883.
Vt chrysanthéme. 26796.
Zeppelinvalsen. 27051.
18643. ; shield. 15118.
Hanson (H. F.) When I wed my true | Happy (J. 8S.) I’m through with
love on the moon. 14840. you. 10753.
1812
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Happy days. 1198, 1220, 2130, 2445.
Marburg (BH. Y.):
Crashing the golden gate. 15285.
Whistling in the dark. 29519.
Harden (Elizabeth) :
Dream of that old girl of mine.
10275.
Huddle up cuddle up honey mine.
10671.
Harden (Jack) Hardeen method for
Jews harp. 790.
Harden (Jake) I’ve been dreaming
dreams. 10776.
Harden (Marjorie) Hardeen method
for Jews harp. 790.
Harder (A. E.) Spring song of
Californ:a. 14526.
Harder (E. E.):
Beavers dance. 9869.
Harder studies. 791.
In the vailey. 8269.
March of the wood-spirits. 11205.
To mother. 9408.
‘ We worship thee sun-god. 12359.
Harder (Richard) Beavers dance.
9869.
Hardin (Lillian) Heah’ me. talkin’.
27807.
Harding (C. H. J.):
Give me a parting smile. 7956.
Twin soul of mine. 12278.
Harding (C. L.) jr. That’s marr‘ed
life. 21564.
Harding (F. A.) Fireman, save my
child! 7889.
Harding (Frank):
I am longing for that eld Virginny
town. 27883.
I’m a bold bad racketeer. 20337.
I’m dreaming love of thee. 5537.
Poppy dance. 6359.
What are you going to do with
your money. 19331, 21785.
Harding (J. B.) That tantalizing
melody. 14633.
Harding (Milton) Fairy rockets.
17738.
Hardman (F. W. Massi-) See Massi-
Hardman (F. W.)
Hardwck (Bobbie) <Ain’t no use.
17262.
Hare (Neville) Who wants’ the
moon? 26937.
Harford (L. B.) Evelyn. 7838.
Hargreaves (Robert):
He loved her, Who did? 25160.
When I met Connie in the corn-
field. 17097.
When the light shines brightly in
the lighthouse. 9567.
Haring (Bob) You made me love
you. 12538.
Hark, now, O shepherds. 27783.
Harker CE. Fac
Blessed are the pure in heart.
15149.
Create in me a clean heart, O
God. 15288.
In excelsis gloria. 22907, 25421.
They that sow in tears. 16920.
Harkness (Robert) :
Christ for the world. 352.
Send a great revival, Lord. 6589.
Such love. 14547.
Harkson (U. 8S.) Shanghai. 16669.
Harlan (V. R.) Cal, Christian fight
song. 22184.
Harline (L. A.):
Aw gimmie a tumble.
Bye sleepy bye. 12818.
Evening lullaby. 24959.
I thank my lucky stars that I
found you. 952.
There’s a reason for
14649.
When clouds roll by. 14831.
Where I may have been before.
7431.
the rain.
4489.
Harlow (F. P.) Old home down on
the farm. 17236 (306).
Harlow (Lou):
Houdisan. 27862.
Why dear. 24312.
Harman (O. R.) With a rose in her
golden hair. 14900.
Harmer music ¢o.:
Ceeily’s in Sicily. 10027.
Rum-tum-tum. 11800.
Harmon (H. D.) Broken promise
that you gave to me. 17444.
Harmon (Lucille) See Stromberg
CE. 3)
Harmony co.
bock. 18846.
Harmony house, Clarence 8S. Brewster,
owner and prop. On the pine tree
Simplified instruction
state’s dear shore. 28719.
Harmeny pub. co. I want to be in
Menomonie. 18083.
Harms, inc.:
’ After the clouds roll by. 19509.
Agua sincopada. 9730.
Ah! love, believe. 21988.
As long aS we are in love. 74.
Baby’s awake now. 4691.
Banjo that man Joe plays. 7460,
7461.
Bellis at eventide. 2734.
Bells. over. Jordan. 163, 9893,
M515,
Benediction. 17378.
Bigger and better than ever.
19652.
Blue night. 4763.
Blues album. 210.
Bottoms up. 19697.
Broken idol. 12797.
1813
INDEX
Harms, inc.—Continued.
Broken up tune. 17445.
Candlelight. 27311.
Can’t we be friends.
Caught in the rain.
Chalita. 4874.
Chappell’s army journal, no. 567.
12873.
Christmas chimes. 24721.
Christmas cradle-song. 22241.
Church around the corner. 2849.
Cochran’s 1929 revue. 7649.
Cortége. 4957.
Could I reach thee. 4963.
Crazy pirouette. 15287.
Crescent moon. 421.
Cronies o’ mine. 19852.
Dance of the marionettes.
Do you reeall. 499.
Empty tomb. 19993.
Ev’ry little moment. 4205.
Fancy our meeting. 5180.
Find me a prim:tive man. 27650.
Five o'clock girl. 7895, 10422.
Frivolity. 13204.
From day to day. 17792.
Futuristic rhythm. 701.
Ga-ga. 702.
Gateway of dreams.
Gay love. 22580.
Ginger snaps. 3140.
10012.
10025.
447.
3221, 13222.
Goodness gracious. 27744.
Gracieuse. 5343.
Grant us Thy peace. 22630.
Hail, King BEternal. 3191, 5375,
20189.
Hands across the sea. 25134.
Having my own sweet way. 27796.
Hello yourself. 8032.
Here comes the band wagon.
27818.
High and low. 22701.
His haven. 838, 5482, 17929.
Hot and bothered. 27857.
House boat on the Styx.
I can do wonders with you.
I can’t forget. 8096, 17987.
I do. 27895.
I don’t know how. 22760.
I dream of a girl in a shawl.
10702.
I got a lucky break. 27903.
I guess J’Il have to change my
867.
22752.
plan. 13403.
I kiss your hand, madame. 5501.
T’ll always remember. 22776.
I’ll be reminded of you. 27922.
Ill know and she'll know. 27927.
I love the moon. 18018.
I love you. 10726.
I love you and I like you. 10727.
I love you more than yesterday.
5527.
1814
Dt TH; Wes vee
I love you more than you love me.
3309.
I loved him. 8142.
I’m a daughter of Peru.
I’m a gigolo. 10730.
I’m a one man girl. 5528.
I’m glad I fell for you. 928.
I’m like a sailor, home from the
sea. 22815.
I need you so. 10762.
I’ve got you on my mind. 10781.
I’ve made a habit of you. 10782.
I want to be raided by you. 10793.
I wonder what is really on his.
mind. 20410.
25296.
I worship you. 28012. ;
Ilsa. 10831. ;
In a great big way. 1009.
In a little Italian garden. 10838, ;
18122.
In Allah’s garden. 3388.
It must be heaven. 28101. |
Japanese love song. 14921. ; :
Japansy. 1083, 3438.
Jericho. 5728.
June moon. 22987.
Just an old love affair.
Keep your undershirt on.
Lady fingers. 83889.
8335.
28191.
Lament of an Indian hunter.
13669.
Let me weep on your shoulder.
1195.
Let’s do it, let’s fall.in love. 7461.
Let’s sit and talk about you. 1199.
Little hut in Hoboken. 11081.
Little kiss each morning. 28291.
Little pal. 11087.
Little prayer. 18307.
Little show. 13730.
Lonely Russian rose. 20694.
Looking at you. 8474, 12393.
Lovable and sweet. 183841.
Love birds. 23139.
Love divine. 18348.
Love is free to every one.
Love lit hollow. 11124.
Love of mine. 11130.
Lucky girl. 38600, 5954.
Magic paint box. 11173.
Me for you. 23220.
Me querés? 13860.
Memories. 8583.
Memories of Picardy. 1368.
Mine alone. 6024.
20717.
Miss Wonderful. 20859.
Mister Cinders. 60389, 11298.
Moanin’ low. 11299.
Montana moon. 23297.
My dream memory. 18515.
My first love—my last love.
25912.
My heaven. 1478.
¢
nos. 1-12, 1929
ee
My lover. 20940. -They all fall in love. 29286.
My man is on the make. 23381. Thinking of you. 12196.
My Pierrot. 1501. Thou hidden love of God. 16928,
My wonderful love. 11419. 27824.
New moon. 1539, 11440, 14032, Tight like this. 6936.
16316. Till we meet. 6940.
Nifia. Rosa. 25993. Time for dreams. 12217.
O wondrous night. 11497, 21035. To me you're marvelous. 21640.
Oh, what you can do to me. 6282. Turn to me. 2263.
Open bock. 6261. Vilma. 12318.
Or what have you. 11562. Virginia. 2329, 7062.
Out where the blues begin. 1656. Wake up and dream. 7087, 14781.
Over and over again. 21109. Wasn't it fate. 12345.
Over the wall of my garden. What did Della wear. 12388.
16434. What is this thing called love.
Paradise square. 5528. 9548, 12393, 14826.
Paree what did you do to me? What would I care? 29475.
28773. When I set eyes on you. 3600.
Paris. 28774. When Niccolo plays the piccolo.
Payador. 28792. 21812.
Pierrot’s wooing. 6827. a = eae | ae Pea
Please don’t make me be good. Ww ae “ia sna. Pel
28821. ine ; Tee
Punch and Judy show. 3985. Ree ee
Why do you suppose. 295383.
— _ fee ot she ees Windus seers. 4511.
— ae With a song in my heart. 7230.
> . ° rm)
Pea Biter, 1isswee, Woodland tale. 9631.
Reminiscence. 16557.
Rich man, poor man.
Roll away clouds. 6478.
Rosette. 28926.
You are my day-dream. 24373.
6446 You do something to me. 29605.
: You, my melody of love. 2554.
You never say yes. 7270.
Sacred flame. 21279. You’re my Silver lining of love.
Seotchie. 26357. _ 12550. 3
Sea tale. 18905. You're my temptation. 29624.
Serenade of love. 28993. You're perfect. 4561.
Shadow of a rose. 21330. You're responsible. 24394.
She’s such a comfort to me. You’ve got to know just how to
23798. make love. 7284.
Ship without a sail. 23812. Your disposition is mine. 2569.
Show me the way. 21361. Your rose. 27041.
Sing. 6658. Your smiles, your tears. 29636.
Sing a song in the rain. 1967. Yours sincerely. 7293.
Sittin’ in the sun. PeSaa: Harms (T. B.) co.: '
Sky city. 23836. After business hours. 21983.
Sleepy valley. 11947, 11948. Don’t ever leave me. 19943.
Slow down. 1981. Here am I. 20243.
Slumber song. 14444, - If I'm dreaming. 22889.
Some one. 26440. Out of the blue. 23556.
Somebody mighty like you. Sally. 23739.
21404. Sun about to rise. 23954.
Something to live for. 2013. Sweet Adeline. 29182.
Sometimes. 23876. "Twas not so long ago. 21684.
Song of Vienna. 29118. Why was I born? 21859.
a eae Pap Harold (M. M.) Light in the window.
Spread a little happiness. 4205, ;
6762, 6763. Harold .CE-ASas:
Spring is here. 12035. Merry scamper. 23260.
Tambourine tune. 12129. « Night. 23438.
Tanned legs. 29229. Prelude solennelle. 23630.
There can only be only one for | Harper (Ames) I’m right about that.
me. 26648. 15778.
1815
INDEX
Harper (KH. EH.):
Abingdon hymnal. 17239-17244.
Gray hills taught me patience.
759.
I hear the bells across the sea.
907.
I know now how that Bethlehem’s
Babe. 913.
O God Creator, in whose hand.
1577.
Harper (Lawton) I’m waiting for
22833.
I have a mother like
your answer yes or no.
Harper (M. L.)
you. 8116.
Harper (Mary)
ries. 16255.
Harrell (K.):
All my _ sins
27091.
She just kept kissing on.
Harrhy (Edith)
My garden of memo-
are taken away.
29009.
Roses for the king.
11792.
Harrington (D. H.) Bootlegger Jim.
17427.
Harrington (Henry) Drink to me
only with thine eyes. 28313.
Harrington (K. P.) Song memories.
29647 (217).
Harrington (Leila)
lonely. 253384.
Harris (Alfoncy) :
I don’t care what you say. 5488.
That same cat. 6908.
Harris (C. K.):
Don’t believe the stories you hear
I never get
about me. 5069.
Hello Central, give me heaven.
ZOL(T.
Honeymoon. 8064.
I’m lonely only for you. 5559.
Tm still loving you. 5575.
I’m wearing away my heart for
_ you. 21964 (382).
In the hills of old Carolina.
29647 (105).
Just next door. 21964 (33).
Memory at dawn. 28429.
My dream of paradise. 6110.
On the sands at night. 29647
(171).
Some day, someway, you will pay.
14476.
Starlight, the roses, and you.
21467.
There’ll come a time. 19171.
Harris (Cuthbert) :
Autumn sunset. 17329.
Battle call and mareh of the war-
riors. 19615.
Berceuse. 17379.
Church march. 10072.
Comes, at times, a stillness.
Cradle song. 10126.
395.
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
Great masters. 761.
Hearken unto me. 17904.
Hymn of triumph. ‘25228.
If with all your hearts. 18885.
Jolly sailor boys. 8315, 8316.
Katina’s dance. 20570.
Key to twelve test papers in the
rudiments of music. 23022.
Lead me, Lord. 20621, 20622.
Lessons in elementary harmony.
20634, 20635.
London scenes. 20693.
Lord, Thou alone art God. 18334.
Merry fiddler. 11264.
Minuet in D. 27201.
Norwegian dance. 11471.
Pixies’ procession. 11653.
Polish dance. 11669, 236138.
’"Round the camp fire. 21269.
Sérénade tendre. 18912.
Through darkness to the dawning.
21625.
9th album of first pieces. 19491.
Harris (Dora) Two melodies. 10589.
Harris (Dorotha) Golden dreams.
25091.
Harris (Dorothy) :
Ballade. 800.
Boat song. 2767.
“Nocturne. 17888.
Old country dance.
Rippling brooklet.
Harris (H. A.)
away. 3761.
6238.
6455.
My sweetheart’s gone
Harris (E. E.) Tide of time. 9399.
Harris (Frederick) co.:
Chansons . canadiennes. Qisods
27388.
Conservatoire scale manual. 2874.
Doll’s dance. 17650.
Estrellita. 20007.
Installation march. 20480.
Let’s play and sing around the
clock. 35386.
Minuet. 18459.
Mr. Gay’s The beggars opera.
1401.
Scales and arpeggios
violin. 28968.
School days. 1894.
Six sketches for the piano.
Sonnet. 6737.
Swallow. 14567.
Three miniatures. 19661.
Three rhythmical tunes. 17400.
Three songs of the west coast.
4710.
Two pieces. 17401.
Vingt-et-une chansons canadiennes.
10457.
Harris (G. EH.)
15339.
for the
222.
Dear old Texas blues.
1816
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Harris (Harry):
Can’t you learn to call me sweet-
heart. 17477.
Mama I don’t need you now.
20763.
Harris (Henri) pseud. See Howe
(CHGsE: | A. )
Harris (Herries) No one cares for
me. 6185. ;
Harris (J. W.) Nancy O’Neill. 28588.
Harris (Joseph) :
Holly Wood. 15674.
I’ve remember’d while you forgot.
15804.
Miama babe. 18451.
Miami babe. 25829.
Harris (L. B.) One at last. 21075.
Harris (L. R.) Hobgoblins. 15669.
Harris (L. W.) Now that I’ve found
you. 26028.
Barris, UM. HH.)
Be careful. 4718.
Forevermore. 5235.
Scrub song. 6574. .
Some-time. 6707.
Tomorrow. 6958.
When you are mine. 12428.
Vou.” (256.
Harris (M. L.)
all smile at me.
Harris (M. T.)
7443.
Harris (Margaret) Deloris of you
I am dreaming. 479.
I wonder why they
18095.
Babyland of sleep.
Harris (Thomas) It’s hurtin’ me
moren it’s hurtin’ you. 8292.
Harris (Thoro) With her tears.
12490. --
Harris (Victor) :
Londonderry air.
Mill. 28450.
Minstrel. 8606.
Spring. 9271.
Starso67T 7:
Time’s garden.
Harris (William)
like that. 10647.
Harris (Willie) Big fat mama. 9909.
Harrison (A. F.) In the gloaming.
8261.
Harrison (Charles) Mississippi moon.
28462.
Harrison (D. B.)
14122.
Harrison (Joseph) Where the rippling
Rappahannock winds its way. 7204.
Harrison (Julius) :
Come soon. 15176.
I love the jocund dance.
In Moorish lands. 16227.
Little bird. 15177.
Sapphic ode. 15178.
Song of Venus. 7077.
8461.
26674.
Honey it’s tight
Our Flag of liberty.
5521.
Sunny shaft. 6801.
To an aeolian harp. 12786.
Harrison (M. V.) Life’s not complete.
PS2(2.*
Harrison (Mattie):
Jesus ,knows. 8310.
When the billows roll. 21815.
Harrison (Sidney) When I set out
for Lyonnesse. 24264.
Harrison (W. Z.) Oh! you mama.
*“ @235-
Harry (eS... i: Evy, Yyou+20505!
Harry Carroll’s revue.
23555, 24233.
Harsanyi (Tibor) :
Duo. 5117.
Piéce. 6324.
Sonate. 15637.
Harsh (Curtis)
gal. 6118.
Hart CA.) W.)):
Hart stomp. 17889.
Hocbzeit. 15670.
Minor song. 18458.
Triplets. 19225.
Waltz Virginia. 19304.
Hart (D. B.) Baby hands are heaven
to me. 98, 7487.
Hart (Frank) That’s why I stopped
loving you. 14630.
Hart (Ferne):
22145, 22967,
My golden haired
Love me, beautiful one. 23149.
Lovely little Maisie. 23157.
Maisie. 238177.
Hart (Frederic) :
New windows open. 16318.
Rain. 16538.
Hart (Freddy) Alabamy paradise.
24449.
Hart (Jack):
Three little words. 21622.
Um-tcha, um-tcha, da-da-da. 9452.
Hart (Jean) Honey girl. 22724.
Hart (Lionel) Pour toi j’ai chanté.
14221.
Hart (M. W.) Give mea smile. 22601.
Hart (Mickey) See Hart (A. W.)
Hart (Pauline) :
-Babyette. 15085.
Crazy baby. 15286.
Thru the years. 12210.
Hart (S. C.) Lamp lightin’ time in
the valley. 11009.
Hart .(2s WW.) Lover. sings.,..25695,
Harte (Ferne) pseuwd. See, Hart
(Ferne)
Harthan
2305.
Hartlett (HE. B.) Take your share of
love dear. 26597.
Hartley (Fred) Columbia is singing.
12910.
Hartley (S. F.)
Hartman (Don)
(Hans) Valse mignonne.
Evening hymn. 7839.
Chains. 27333.
1817
INDEX
Hartman (M. R.) You say I’m yours
and yours only. 12557.
Hartman (Pauline):
Babyette. 15085.
Crazy baby. 15286.
I would if I could. 13502.
Thru the years. 12210.
Will ya—won’t cha? 14887.
Hartman (R. M.) San _ Francisco.
26326.
Hartman (Walter)
tan. 13820.
Hartman (William)
IS
Hartman
22741.
Hartmann (Arthur):
A la Viennoise.
Air, 1296.
Birth of the harp. 17396.
Gavotte. 708.
Habanera. T774.
Hobgoblin. 138274.
Minuet. 1442.
Sérénade. 21328.
Slumber song. 1984.
Snowflakes. 1998.
Hartmann (Robert Miller-)
ler-Hartmann (Robert)
Harts (EH. E.) Gray hills taught me
patience. 759.
Harts (H. L.):
Au revoir. 4668.
Country festival.
Dreaming at twilight.
Galway piper. 27694.
Golden memories. 5824.
Graceful minuet. 24566.
I hear the bells across the sea.
March Manhat-
Forest frolics.
folks!
(Zoe) Howdy,
7312.
See Miil-
22291.
22420.
907.
In the days of the Iroquois. 15858.
Life clock. 238065.
Make your mark! 23180.
Morning greetings. 25875.
salutation to the Ma-
donna. 28486, 28487.
Phantom drive. 23596.
Press .0ne) Zavos:
Rose of the Alhambra. 26300.
St. Theresa’s mass in F. 26821.
Song development. 11988.
Song of flowers. 26469.
Southern hush song. 23912.
Hartsgrove (E. H.) Mr. Sunshine.
16195.
Hartshorn (Ge)
Morning
Lindbergh’s ro-
mance. 11069, 20655, 23077.
Hartsock (Lora) Told in the stars.
16948.
Hartwell-Jones (P. M.)
vow. 4577 (425)
Hartwell-Jones (W. P.)
vow. 4577 (425)
Whispered
Whispered
pt; TM, Ds 8.5) ¥.24
Harty (Hamilton) Three Irish folk-
songs. 17890.
Harvey (A. W.) Song of flight.
11995.
Harvey (Albert):
Canzonetta. 847.
Cradle song. 416.
Golondrina. 20158.
Jingle bells. 28135.
Silver threads among the gold.
Piller
Harvey (J. C.) Ambitious mosquito.
“4577 (9).
Harvey (Roy):
Bootlegger’s dream of home.
PapAw aay
Cowboy’s lullaby. 22293.
Keep bachelor’s hall. 23018.
Kitty waltz yodel. 23027. —
My mother and my sweetheart.
23384.
Railroad blues. 23666.
When I’m gone. 24259.
Yodelin’ mule. 24367.
Harwell (CW. D.)%:
Have you forgotten. 27794.
Say I love you just once again.
28960.
Waiting and longing. 19294.
Harwell. 17236 (159)
Harwood (Basil) Te Deum laudamus.
29235. ;
Harwood (C. CC.) O
stay. 11496.
Harwood (J. K.) Mixin’ gin.
Hary Janos. 22664, 22665.
Haselden (H. P.) Angie Ray. 19552.
Hasey (W. B.):
Airplane ride. 7330.
Dance of the butterflies.
Gruppetto melody. T7989.
Twilight reverie. 9446.
Valse de alegria. 9472.
Haskell (J. M.) Louisiana. 18340.
Haskell (V. J.) I soon grew tired of
your smile. 8199.
Haskins (M. J.):
Dying rebel’s request. 551.
Farewell my’ native Irish home.
strength and
8615.
10150:
619.
Haslam (W. H#.) Rock of ages.
26282.
Hasselbach (Walter) Mother dear.
28491.
Hassett (EF. F.):
At the end of a winding trail.
4662.
Dixieland’s my home sweet home.
225005.
Hastings (Hdith)
I love you. 5486.
Hateh music ¢co.:
Away to the woods. 12684.
I dare not tell you
1818
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
———
Finger drills. 15484.
In hollyhock time. 13588.
Over the shining water. 14128.
Six storiettes. 17181.
Summer days at Meadow Brook.
4232.
Summer frolic. 14551.
Tunes and tales. 21681.
Hateher (B. F.) Let me burn out for
Thee. 23055.
Hatcher (Elizabeth) When you said
good-by. 21826.
Hatfield (Margaret) Someday. 11972.
Hathaway (Ann) Silver threads
among the gold. 6642.
Hathaway (B. A.) Her dimpled
knees. 20242.
Hathaway (F. E.):
Down in the deep let me sleep.
13049.
Hawaiian lullaby and yodle. 5394.
Mother’s lullaby. 6073.
My Alpine yodling sweetheart.
6089. |
Hatton (G. L.) Melodious movements.
23230.
Hatziapostolou (Nicholas) :
Amyaly mikroula. 27123.
De tha xechaso. 22343.
E naziara. 22441.
Ftocheia tou poem. 3118.
Neiata feugoun. 11455.
Niotho pono.
Opou ki’ an pao.
Prote agape. 25645.
Ti emorfo xeraki, 29298.
Zeliariko. 24417.
Haub.el (Charles)
10966.
Hauer (J. M.):
HO6lderlin-lieder.
22709.
Sinfonietta.
Wandlnungen.
Haufe (C. A.)::
California dear old Cal.
Happiness. 25157.
How I miss you. 25215.
If you would come back to me.
25400.
Just for you. 25517.
Just like a blue bird. 25521.
Look up and smile. 25661.
Karma. 10964—
10636, 13341,
26410.
14790.
24671.
Old fashioned love song. 26072.
Hauff (Wilhelm) Phantasien im
Bremer ratskeller. 16469.
Haue (J. A.) :
Song of ecstasy. 26468.
Song of youth. 26478.
Haugan (Henry):
Whisper. 26926.
You left me all alone. 27017.
2469—30——17
a
Hauger (Kristian) :
Biakiokker. 4747.
Charleston i grukkedalen.
Haugh °(B. S.)
4888.
Beyond the Great
Divide. 7504.
Bain Cn. Bi
Hymn. 10591.
Lovely little lady. 283845.
Who'll do. 29524.
Hauptmann (Elisabeth) Negerlieder.
16308.
Hauptmann (Harry) An der water-
kant steht ein fischerhaus. 53.
Hauptmann = (Liborius) My valse
Viennese. 8726.
Haury (William) March. 10592.
Hauser (C. L.) jr. There ain’t no-
body but you. 4807.
Hauser (Hank) Crasher. 4971.
Hauser (Miska) Cradle song. 416.
Havemann (Gustav) Rondo in A-dur.
26342.
Havener (J. V.):
Greater Chicago. 10567.
Greater Chicago march.
Haviland (F. B.) pub. co.:
Gay caballero. 710.
I found my sunshine under an
doo2.
umbrella. 17997.
I’m in love with the new girl.
15770.
Just a kiss at twilight. 10933.
Ladies. 1166.
Marvelous child. 386380.
My heart cries out for you. 1477.
My true blue sweetheart. 11415.
Oh! gee! there ain’t no justice!
14084.
Oh! how that Quaker knew her
oats. 16372.
Return of the gay caballero.
28908.
Safety crusader’s march. 6521.
When the work’s all done in the
fall. 4482.
Havlicek (L. C.)
Spirits’ 153tg.
Hawaii sales co., ine. :
Collection of popular
melodies. 19816.
Living Christmas
Hawaiian
Old Hawaiian charms. 14092.
Hawaiian rose waltz. 25157.
Hawaiian waltz. 25158.
Hawarden (Viscountess) See Maude
(Caroline)
Hawelka (Franklyn) Sleepy Hollow.
18972.
Hawes (J. W.) ‘' My Mollie Dollie.
23382.
Hawk-(B. M.):
As the rose needs the dew. 19567.
Bring back those old golden days.
TOT:
Colorado. 22271.
1819
INDEX
Hawk (B. M.)—Continued.
Dearest one. 19908.
Free. 20106.
- Happy mountain. 15682.
Honey leave it to me. 20260.
IT am with you. 20295.
I don’t have to be told. 20510.
Joe, you’re too slow. 18191.
Please do come back. 21174.
Twilight. | 21689.
What then. 21795.
Who’s to blame. 243804.
Zeppelin honeymoon. 21955.
Hawk (Leonard) :
‘Cause I’m meant for you. 22207.
Did I do something wrong. | 24843. |
Don’t say goodbye. 5072.
Hawaiian melodies. 3199.
Honolulu beach boy blues. 3244.
I only want you. 20380.
In conference. 138534.
Just enough rain. 5757, 8342.
Kahala Bay. 15954.
May day is lei day in Hawaii.
8562.
My dear Hawaii, I love you still.
11359.
My girl is like “a sailing ship.
28588.
Najimi. 16300.
Penny for your thoughts. 1684.
Sun’s too bright. 14554.
There ain’t no mermaids now.
16912.
Tired moon. 169389.
Who'll hula for me. 21851.
You, you, you. 4569.
Hawk (Red) pseuwd. See Hawk
(Leonard)
Hawkes (F. G.):
Musical salvationist. 1451, 6085,
6086, 8668, 11846, 18949, 16234,
18496, 209038, 23327, 25897,
28517.
Salvation soloist, no. 2. 14854.
Salvation army brass band jour-
nal. 4081-4083, 9083, 9084,
11814, 11815, . 1435) eas 52.
14353, 16620, “16621 2a 742,
26324.
Hawkes & son (London) ltd.:
Agtiero. 7328.
Air, 7445.
Album of four pieces. 9745.
All in this pleasant evening.
19532.
Arethusa. 2656.
Bach’s Fugue 4 la gigue. 7446,
7447, 15089.
Balulalow. 131.
Begone! dull care! 15117.
Bittersweet. 2751.
Blue devils. 19674. 4
300ot and saddle. 7528.
1820
pt. 11, n. S., v. 24
—-
Bourrée. 2691.
Burglar. 221738.
By the deep: nine! 24657.
Call to arms. 17465.
Carnival. 7586.
Cheerful rogue. 22225.
Come soon. 15176.
Court of Pharaoh. 4968.
Crazy sticks. 17582.
Creepy terror. 22300.
Crossing the line. 19854.
Dance of the young men. 7711.
Dawn in the valley of the kings.
nr Palls
Day in Naples. 10179.
Diamonds. 19922.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
7795.
Ethelois. 17722.
Festival. 7879.
Fo’e’stle dance. 20072.
Following shadows. 22536.
Ghostly minuet. 22589.
Give a rouse. 7955.
Glad chatter. 17827.
Good counsel. 38165.
H. M. jollies. 53866.
Hawkes photo-play series. 808,
3202.
Heaving of the lead. 3211.
I love the jocund dance. 5521.
If you will come to Corté. 25399.
In Moorish lands. 16227.
In the twilight. 20471.
Invitation to the waltz. 22941.
Ireland. 1068.
Is the moon tired? 25452.
Jolly miller. 22978.
Jovial sailor. 8320.
Just nothing. 1127.
Life-boatman. 11054.
Little bird. 15177.
Little drummer. 18298.
Lone pilot. 1289.
Marche pompeuse. 18408.
Marching along. 8539.
May dew. 25783.
Menuet des lutins. 11261.
Mermaid. 3662.
Moment musical. 6562.
Moonlight sonata. 4723.
Music when soft voices die. 6084.
O beautiful, my country. 16856.
O mistress mine. 23480.
Old Panama. 6242, 21059.
Ombre qui fuit. 3855.
On a poet’s lips I slept. 6246.
Pagoda bells. 21123.
Parade of the marionettes. 11606.
Piano studies in modern idiom.
21158,
Poursuite de clowns. 11688.
Rocking and waiting. 9048.
Romancer, 11782.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Roumanian air and Gipsy dance.
16597.
Russlan and Ludmilla.
Sans souci. 18875.
Sapphic ode. 15178.
Senteurs de la nuit.
Serenade. 5398, 6595.
Serenade de Capri. 26369.
Shepherd’s song. 23811.
Ship ahoy! 21350.
Ships that pass
BISo2.
Si j’étais roi. 9146.
Silver shadows. 21371.
Slave dance. 6675.
Soldiers’ songs. 21402.
Song of the music makers.
Song of Venus. T7077.
Sons of the brave. 19018.
South Down. 19022.
Souvenir of the Andes. 9262.
Starlight. 9276.
6515.
11872.
in the night.
26475.
Step lightly. 26519.
Suite of six pieces. 2693.
Sunlit seas. 21497.
Sunny shaft. 6801.
Then farewell, my _ trim-built
wherry. 43805.
To an aeolian harp. 12786.
Traumerei. 6568.
Trees. 2240.
Ulster division. 19242.
Villainy triumphant.
Wales. 2364.
Warm rain. 7107.
24182. .
We be three poor mariners. 4449.
Wreck. 21896.
Zazra, %699.
Hawkins (Fosta) Patty. 11627.
Hawkins (L. M.) Hearts adrift.
8022, 20232.
Hawkins (Walt) I hold you close in
my dreams. 25270.
Hawley (C. B.):
All Thy works praise Thee.
17236. (8).
Crossing the bar. 7687.
I heard a voice from heaven.
19491 (99). |
Listen to the wondrous
14976 (184).
Love and I. 17236 (230).
Send out Thy light. 4577
Song of life. 17236 (393).
Strife is o’er. 29647 (224).
Your lips have said you love me.
17236 (492).
Hawley (H. B.):
story.
(350).
All Thy works praise Thee.
17236 (8).
I heard a voice from heaven.
19491 (99).
Listen to the
14976 (184).
Love and I. 172386 (230).
Send out Thy light. 4577 (350).
Song of life. 17236 (393).
Strife is o’er. 29647 (224).
Your l'ps have said you love me.
17236 (492).
Hawley (P. R.) Twenty-third psalm.
16982.
Haworth (C. E.)
4577 (194).
Hawthorne (A. F.) Broadingcasting
station N-U-T. 12791.
wondrous story.
Jubilate in B flat.
Hawthorne (Alice) pseud. See Win-
ner (Septimus)
Hawthorne (Seymour) pseud. See
Boex (A. J.)
Hawthorne club, Western electric co.,
ine. Drifting waters. 24895.
Hay (E. L.) Pay day. 28791.
‘Hayden (H. E.):
Just we two. 25534.
Never again. 25975.
You and I and love.
Hayden (K. M.):
Some one that did not care. 14481.
Sometimes think of me. 14490.
Haydn (F. J.):
Come gentle spring. 12594 (119).
29597.
Fifty classic masterp‘eces for
violin and piano. 4695.
Humoresque. 3203.
Intermezzo and Menuetto. 5395.
Landlust. 5396.
Minuetto. 5397.
Quintett fiir 5 blasinstrumente.
20215.
Rondo. 809.
Serenade. 5398.
Symphony number eleven in G.
13301.
Symphony number two
13302.
Toy symphony. 8014.
Hayen (Margaret) . Longing for you.
23124.
Hayes (Clifford) :
Blue trombone stomp. 22146.
Clef club stomp. 22257.
Dance hall shuffle. 27454.
Everybody wants my tootelum.
22478.
Frog hop. 138205.
Hey! I am blue. 27823.
Little old log cabin in the lane.
28294.
Love blues. 5908.
You're tickling me.
Haves (Fred)
3724.
Hayes
24570.
in 2:
24399.
My college dream girl.
(G. B.) Bel’eve it or not.
INDEX
een pt. Ill, n. s., v. 24
Hayes (Mariposa) Paint slingin’ | Hazlitt (R. W.):
papa. 11595. I’m giving my all. 18039.
Hayes (P. C.): Jesus keeps me singing. 18188.
Girl that I won and lost. 20142. | He is risen! 812.
Helmet, the helmet. 17914. He’s gone away. 20218.
Julie. 18200. Head (Michael) :
Texas. 16891. Money, O! 8628.
Hayet (Ch.): Nature’s friend. 8735.
Baptéme, en Vendée. 12703. Robin Redbreast. 9046.
Berceuse. 2738. _ Sweet chance, that led my pens
Chant élégiaque. 12869. abroad. 9317.
Chevauchée. 2833, 19776. Temper of a maid. 9358.
Clair de lune. 12900. When I came forth this morn.
Inquiétude. 3417. 9556.
Jardin de mon enfance. 3489. Head (R. E.) Madeline. 23172,
Lamento. 18252. Headrick (HE. F.) If I had my days
Livre pour Jean. . 18315. to live over. 10812.
Lou pitchoun tambourinaire. | Heads up. 28101, 29538.
13763. Heagney (Billy):
Mouvement. 13941. Back in the hills of Kentucky. —
Poémes de Vinfini. 3958. 19600.
Pommes du voisin. 63850, 6351. In old Tia Juana. 5664.
Priére. 14239. Roll alohg Kentucky moon. 16581.
Réverie enfantine. 14298. Heah dem bells. 5402.
Sarments dans l’atre. 4088. Healy (Amelia) :
Villanelle. 19281. Cuddle me under your wing. 2897.
Haynes (Harl) It’s a lonesome world. Tll meet you tonight in dream-
cies 13 17 ae land. 3297.
Haynes (J. EB.) Im the same old way. Mary. 28399.
5679. Healy (Lon):
Haynes (Samuel) Twilight lullaby. All we want Miami, is the moon-
sO light bright and you. 40.
Hays (Aliphilo) Loneliness dreams. Dream sweetheart. 22417, 27559.
8462. I’m a bold bad racketeer. 20337.
Hays (Billy): Let’s sail on forever. 11044.
Completely. 24744. Healy (Ted) IJ still be true to you.
Do you believe. \ 19932. 27933.
Love me TL the music plays. | Heaps (Seldon) Song of the Ute.
1279. 14506.
My sugar and me. 6150. Heard (BE. R.) Catalina. 4864.
1738. Heart of America musie pub co. Lit-
Pretty face.
Sweet Virginia Rose.
When Carolina smiles.
6829.
21800.
You came along just in time.
9657.
Hays (lL. B.) Red coat blues. 16545.
Hays (Winifred) My old mother.
16275.
Hayton (J. A.) Swiss cheese. 23999.
Hayton (Lennard) My song of the
Nile. 25949.
Hayvoronsky (M. O.) Hymn of the
Ukrainian national association.
27877
Haywood (Ernest) :
Golden hours for Sundays. 17844.
Gclden hours of easy piano pieces.
17845.
Golden hours with ne great mas-
ters. 15585.
Hazel (Edward) pseud. See Scouton
(WW: HH.)
Hazelwood (EK.
talking. 25.
Cc.) Ain’t no use of
tle sweetheart. 28298.
Heartly (G. L.):
Sweetie. 6842.
Tipsy. 24095.
Valse a Ninon. 7037.
Heartz (Harry Lawson) :
Love me, sweetheart, in sweet
song. 2589 (168). x
Miss Simplicity. 4577 (277).
Heath (KE. E.) Don’t disappoint me
Flo. 7764.
Heath (Jack) :
Aniela. 2641.
Cleopatra. 2853.
Heath music pub. co. Don’t disap-
point me Flo. 7764. a
Heaton (Eunice) Evangeline. (24997.
Heaton (J. A.) Would you like to
take a chance with me? 9636.
Heaton (lL. A.):
Bright star. 9959.
Come unto Me. 17561.
Evangeline. 24957.
1822
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Pal who waits for me. 11599.
That little green island of Erin.
12164.
Heatwole (F. P.) Don’t hinder me.
507.
Heaven is my home. 17236 (161).
Heavenly love. 15652.
Heaving of the lead. 3211.
Heberling (Katheryn):
Daddy dear. 19868.
Daddy won’t you come _ back.
12961.
Hebrew rhapsody. 5407.
Heck (Armand) Ballade. 15653.
Heck (C. K.) I forgot that I ever
loved you. 17996.
Heck (E. R.) Everybody talks it.
15448.
Heck (J. A.) Cavatine. 2819.
Heckendorn (Clarence) That old
sweet smile of long ago. 19150.
Hecker (Al):
At the rainbow’s end.
Says ycu-says I. 9097.
Heckler (Lillian) In loveland. 29647
(104).
Heckman (Henry)
7409.
Moonbeams shin-
ing on lovers’ shore. 23305.
Hector (Chastey) Slumber song.
11952.
Hedberg (C. G.) High above. 10628.
Hedeen, Stanford and Waldron. Blue
dreams. 4761.
Hedge (L. M.)
25529.
Hedges (Elven)
fat? 29534."
Hedley (H. B.):
Just over the sea.
Why don’t flies get
After the girl. 9727.
Marietta. 11214, 13838.
Men. 11257.
Step high. 12056.
Sunny South. 12092.
Sweet Carolita. 21507, 21508.
You’ve made a difference to me.
12561.
You will love me.
Hedman (E.. R.)
8078.
Hedrick (C. A.)
Hedrick (Pearl)
23329. / .
Hedtke (Emily) So tired of waiting.
29086.
Heene (Marguerite) Nobody cares like
mother. 38802.
Heer (Dorothy) Rodeo.
Heflin (Gertrude) :
12563.
How do I know?
Love moon. 23150.
My aeroplane man.
16580.
I love you more than all the
world. 27946.
Louella. 25666.
That old sweet girl of mine.
26626.
Then I'll stop loving you. 29272.
Hegarty (J. J.)
21525.
Heger (Billie) :
Katherine Lou.
Serenade-berceuse.
1136.
What! no onions? 14827.
Heger (Robert) Gerechte gevatter.
13228.
'Heginger (Esther) Love me _ that
way. 11128.
Hehr (F. A.) My sunny southern
home. 3757.
Heid (George) :
Sitting at the short end of the
rainbow. 18965.
Sweetheart when yow’re away.
19099.
Heidecker (H. L.) O God Creator, in
Whose hand. 1577.
Heifetz (Jascha) :
Larghetto. 13673.
Rigaudon. 14805.
Heigh-ho. 174838, 17484, 17456, 17874,
17934, 18154,
18330, 18342,
18610, 18639,
18155, 18205, 18329,
18354, 18607, 18608,
18803, 18990, 19038,
19471.
Heikes (Ethel) Just thinking of you.
8352.
Heikes (Leo) »Just thinking of you.
8352.
Heil (Gustav) Proletariers kamp-
flied. 14245.
Heil’ge Weihnachtszeit.
Heilman (W. C.)
20235.
Suite of dances.
822.
Heim (H. B.) Welcome the message
of springtime. 17074.
Heima-verlag:
Juanita. 20537.
Tonwellen. 2224.
Heimdal (Grace):
Wings of love.
Yakima. 4535.
Hein (M. P.):
Old rustic bench. 23512.
Violet time. 24184.
Heindorf (Ray) Pretty little maid of
old Madrid. 6386.
Heinen (Beatrice) :
Bonnie. 2769.
Just lazy. 3478.
Heinichen (J. D.)
notte della nativitate
21140.
Heinmiller (Harold)
dreams. 11178.
Heinrichshofen’s verlag:
Adagio, ma non troppo.
Alla gavotta. 24460.
Alt marcia. 24461.
Allegro molto scherzo. 24564.
Alles in triimmer. 24466.
Amerikanisches. 15036.
Andante molto. 24628.
9617.
Pastorale per la
Christi.
Maker of
24562.
1823
INDEX
aoa,
Heinrichshofen’s verlag—Continued.
Ausser atem. 24528.
Backe, backe kuchen.
Berceuse. 25814.
Blaue nichte. 24600.
Blauer himmel. 19667.
Blue flowers. 24608.
Burleske. 15190.
Deutsche tinze. 24565.
Drei lustspiel-szenen.
Ellora. 24931.
Erstes walzer-potpourri. 10351.
Hixotische ouverture. 24968.
Fasching-ouverture. 15467.
Fliessendes gold. 25019:
Fox trot. 25019.
Freiheit und Vaterland. 5250.
Gavotte. 25046.
Gelbe rosen. 17808.
Harlekinade. 15634. :
Jesuslied. 25492, 25493.
Karussell. 15956.
Kehraus-galopp.
Kirmes. 15967.
Kleine lustspiel-ouverture.
Kleiner walzer. 10982.
Lenz. 206381.
Liebeslied. 5842.
Lustiges landleben#
Marchen. 5947.
Marchenland. 25724.
Melodische ettiden.
Menelaus. 25816.
Menuett in D-dur.
Moment musical. 26341.
Nachtlicher ritt. 25957.
Papillon. 26853, 26354.
Plauderei. 16488.
Play of the waves.
Samum. 25019. ;
Serenata espagnola. 6604.
Spanischer tanz. 6749.
Stelldichein. 16803. ;
Titania... 26677.
Trauermarsch. 26691.
Verklirung und vollendung. 26779.
Vinka. 26787.
Walzer-potpourri. 17055.
Zweites stindchen. 7305.
Zweites walzer potpourri.
12588.
Heins (Carl):
Heimatstraum. 5408.
Weihnachtsgl6ckechen. 7132.
Heins (Donald) Estrellita. 20007.
Heintz (Fernand) Visite nocturne.
9502.
Heinze (Walter)
Oboe. 108, 109.
Heinzman (J. A.):
Get busy. 24426 (97).
With this ring I thee wed. 19491
(265).
126, 4702.
15999.
25900.
25561.
16099.
1356-1358.
25886.
25019.
12587,
Bach-studien fur
pt. DI, n. s., v.24:
Heinzman (O. M.):
Get busy. 24426 (97).
With this ring I thee wed. 19491
(265).
Heiser (John) I am thinking love of
you. 8088.
Heishman (Henry) I'd love to love
some one. 25258.
Helan (—) pseud. See Helin (Sven).
Helasco (H..H.) Brisas portefas.
17439.
Held (Paul) Chopin’s most famous
compositions. 2840.
Helder (A. H.) ‘Thou art my ail.
14665.
Helems (P. L.) Hearts so hard and
cold. 17910.
Helf (Bessie) Please leave the gate
ajar. 9709 (187).
Helf (J. F.)
ajar. 9709 (187).
Helfand (Maurice)
Helfere (Maximillian )
His praise. 41.
Helfrick (EH. C.) Wheaton college song
book. 7164.
Helin (Sven) :
Anda hem. 27069.
Fy pa sej, gamla manniskan!
Elena. 27580. -
Alleluia, sing
276911.
Ingen Hr som mor. 1050.
Stockholm, min barndoms stad!
29150.
Hellard (R. A.):
Autumn carnival.
Tick tacks. “12213.
Heller (A. V. S.)
Heller (Henryk)
lett6ne. 11025-11031.
Heller (J. G.) Three aquatints for
9813.
string quartet. 27816.
Heller 7 (J... 2) Aeroplane song.
24438.
Heller (Stephen) :
Chimes of love. 27356.
Hunting song. 4577 (164).
Song of love and hope. 21422.
Studies in musicianship. 9293,
9294, 16819.
Hello Aloha. 25176.
Hello daddy. 74, 701, 1009, 1199, 1656,
2567.
Hello yourself. 8032.
Helm (J. P.) $d.:
I’m up in the clouds. 25827.
Joanne. 3450.
Helm (Wil) pseud. See Wilhelm
(C. W.)
Helmer (Arthur) Hna du vill men
det andra du skall. 19994.
Helms (EH. C.) Thomastown break-
down. 14664.
1824
Please leave the gate —
Lindbergh. 28275.
Lehre der flageo- .
INDEX,
nos. 1-12, 1929
Helms (H. L.) Rosanne. 4058.
Helms (Hugh):
Castle of roses. 19762.
Each little step. 17698.
Good-bye, dear. 20160.
I love you, you know I do. 18025.
It’s time my bad luck flew away.
20495.
Oh, man. 21044.
Tramp of destiny. 19219.
Helms (M. W.):
Oh Mirandy. 11516.
Whip-po-will and I. 12446.
Yankee march. 12509.
Helmund (E. Meyer-) See Meyer-
Helmund (E.)
Help, Lord, my God. 22694.
Helseth (E. E.):
Bim-bam-bimini.
Indian River moon.
Sunrise City. 4237.
Heltman (Fred) Mary Jane waltz.
8551, 8552.
Heltman (Fred) co.:
2746.
3412.
Airs from the Bohemian girl.
9853.
Barbara. 7462.
Birds in springtime. 7507.
Blue Danube. 7513.
Boy scouts march. 230.
Canzonetta. 847.
Cradle song. 416.
French child’s song.
Golondrina. 20158.
In the month of May. 1086.
Jingle bells. 28135.
Kitty’s waltz. 10980.
Mary Jane waltz. 8551, 8552.
Melody in F. 1847.
Priscilla. 1746, 11706.
Rustle of spring. 11804.
Silent night. 29038.
Silver
A13T2.
Tick-tock, lullaby. 43831.
20th century method for the tenor
banjo. 12593.
Helwig (F. E.) JTll love you more
each day. 10723.
Hély (Marc) Rapprochement Franco
Allemand. 11742.
Hembling (V. A.):
Chansen de mort de la Chine.
17497.
683.
Poupée de la Chine. 18772.
Hemerlein (F. J.):
All alone and blue. 4608.
Little sweetheart. 11090.
You’ve been a great little pal.
21948.
threads among the gold. -
Hemingway’ (G. W.):
Did you come straight down from
heaven to me. 10223.
How could I know. 5457.
I’ve put away a little dream.
13487.
Hemler (Opal) :
Meaning of moonlight. 23222.
Shrine luncheon club song. 23816.
Spirit of aviation. 19033, 21447.
Wanderlust. 19305.
Hemlock (Clare) I belong to you
first and last. 25244.
Hemmer (Edward)
24369.
Hemmerley (lL. H.)
Hemphill (M. P.)
Yosians! let’s go.
New leaf. 11489.
I don’t care what
you call me. 3280.
Hemsi (A.):
Aischa. .15003.
Danse populaire juive. 14765.
Danseuse saidienne. 12972.
Vielle chanson du ghetto. 14765.
Zeibek. 14967.
Hender (Will) Java. 15918.
Henderson (Addie) Lindy-Anne.
18290, 20657.
Henderson (C. H.) Job I’m gonna do
on you. 10910.
Henderson (Charlie) Deep night.
2931.
Henderson (Fletcher) Water boy ser-
enade. 12346.
Henderson (K. D.):
I like the night time.
It was not meant to be.
Henderson (Norman) :
Little thought. 23096.
Longing. 3568.
Henderson (Ray):
Birdies sing in cages too.
Button up your overcoat.
24655.
Carnival prelude. 24688.
Follow thru. 667, 7911.
Good for me—bad for you. 27789.
Good news. T47.
Hold everything. 1567},
20256, 22711.
I could give up anything but you.
891.
I could love a man like that.
27889.
T’ll know him. 27928.
I’m a dreamer. 13430, 18027.
I’m in seventh heaven. 5551, 8155.
I want to be bad. 966.
If I had a talking picture of you.
10811, 15826.
916.
25473.
4744.
269,
844,
7 It’s great to be necked. 15893.
Little pal. 5868, 8456.
Man’s man!*1323:
Melancholy me. 18868.
Melodrame. 28424.
1825
INDEX
ee
Henderson (Ray)—Continued.
My lucky star. 1490.
My sin. 6148, 11402.
Red hot Chicago. 28892.
Still I'd love you. 2071.
Sunnyside up. 14559, 16835.
Thank your father—thank your
mother. 29253.
Then IJTll have time for you.
2176.
Turn on the heat. 14716, 16980.
Used to you. 7083, 9467.
Wasn’t it beautiful while it lasted.
29444.
When the autumn leaves of life
begin to fall. 7184.
Why can’t you. 9601.
You find the time. 17202, 19454.
You're the cream in my coffee.
17216.
You’ve got me pickin petals off
of daisies. 14953, 17220.
You wouldn’t fool me, would you.
2565.
Hendricks (C. W.) At ten last night.
22049.
Hendricks (L. B.) Streets of sor-
row. 29156.
Hendricks (Winnifred) Songs of
Rockford college. 6735.
Hendrickson (Henry) First rose of
springtime. 3074.
Hendrickson (M. A. K.):
Aeroplane courtship. 7320.
Spirit of St. Louis. 29132.
Hendriks (Francis) Sonata. 8033.
Hendrix (W. A.) I’ve done lost my
girl. 253844.
Henington (F. L.) ‘T'would be heaven
in the haven of your arms again.
2279.
Henken (Gertrude) :
Dreamy eyes. 24891.
Just because of ycu. 22998.
Henley (Hlizabeth) Lassie darling.
20613.
Henley (William)
“phan Adams’ popular songs.
(119).
Hennessey
the love you got.
Hennessy (KE. W.)
27781.
Hennessy (Jewell) :
Our river Thames. 8857.
Young Briton’s heritage.
Hennessy (Swan):
Deuxiéme sonatine.
Sonatine. 26463.
Hennig (Fred) Komm’ zu mir nach
Franzensbad! 20593.
Henniker (Leonard)
26219.
Selection of Ste-
7310
(Elizabeth) Gimme all
17817.
Happy song.
9691.
24842.
Procession.
Henry (C. K.):
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Henning (H. C.) When you, were
lonesome and I was too. 26911.
Hennings (A. L.) House of wonder-
ful dreams. 13366.
Henri (I. S.) My native land, ever
with you. 23387.
Henriques (Fini): ;
Danmark. 24798,
27464.
Sangen i Norden.
24799, 24800,
6537.
I only knew it was you. 138476,
15791, 25336.
Rich coon’s babe. 14976 (271).
Henry (Charles) Suite -persane.
4230.
Henry (Grace) :
Bagdad daddies. 19606.
Brownstone blues. 4807.
Do darling do. 5054.
Every little girl wants a Rudy
Vallee. 27620.
Go away moon. 25084.
I love to be blue. 27939.
It must have been the iron in the
spinach. 28102.
Oh love of mine.
Or what have you.
16375.
3873.
That’s how I care about you..
26627.
Wherever you are. 26919.
Henry (H. A.) pseud. See Gabriel
(C2)
Henry (J. C.) It must be love that’s
ailing me. 20490.
Henry, (Ge)
Devotion. 29438..
Fantasy poem. 13140.
Henry (Leonard) What did the vil-
lage blacksmith say? 2411.
Henry (Maud):
Come back to me my darling.
12912.
Twilight always brings memories
of you. 9441.
Henry (O.) Georgia peach. 27707.
Henry (R. A.):
I love you. 22794.
If you only knew. 22896.
Kisses. 25558.
Song to mother. 23900.
Henry (Tal):
Found my gal. 138190.
I know why I think of you.
27917.
Just you and I.
Shame on you.
Henschel (George) :
Communion service.
Morning hymn. 1426.
Mother’s lament. 18490.
Hense] (P. A.) Griiss Gott, Charlott,
es wir’ so schén gewesen! 767.
13640.
29007.
10103.
1826
~~ eS.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Henselt (Adolph) :
Etude. 19491 (60).
Petite valse. 21151.
Twelve characteristic
studies. 17236 (485).
Henson (J. M.):
I believe it, don’t you. 887.
eoncert
O wake me up then. 1601.
"Tis Jesus. 2211.
Henson (Rufina) What has become
er you. | Tas.
Henthorn (A, F.):
High hat-in’. 15663.
I’m wild about the clouds. 15789.
In the land of Old Black Joe.
22926.
Lost. dream ships. 20707.
Henty (Dick):
Hurly-burly. 22746.
Vendettas 9485.
Henwood (S, 8.):
Light on the staircase.
Out in the moonshine.
Hepburn (F. L.)
day. 20836.
Heppe (F. E.)
Heppe (EF. J.):
Christian life. 15251.
Lord is my shepherd. 20705.
1218.
1652.
Mem/’ries of yester-
Natoma. 3775.
Her private life. 13773.
Herard (P. S.) Petits concerts de
chambre. 11640, 11641.
Herbert (Anna) Just a bum. 28155.
Herbert (Clifford) :
Fortune teller.
(181).
_ Pan-Americana.
Herbert (Ella):
Fortune teller.
Pan-Americana.
Herbert Pa Go).
Consider the lilies. 14976 (56).
Jesus called a little child unto
Him. 14976 (166).
Lord hath taken away. 17236
(226).
Whosoever heareth these sayings.
14976 (891).
Herbert (Ivy) Melody in D minor.
11246.
Herbert (J. B.):
Consider the lilies. 14976 (56).
Jesus called a little child unto
Him. 14976 (166).
Lord hath taken away.
Pon)
Whosoever heareth these sayings.
14976 (391).
Herbert (Jean) :
Last night when we were all alone.
3525.
You do me so much good. 12527.
Herbert (Leo) Blue hills of Pasa-
dena. 7519.
7310 (63), 17236
2589 (252).
17236 (181).
2589 (252).
17236
—
Herbert (Sydney) Boosey’s song &
tune sheets no. 20. 220.
Herbert (Victor): —
Autumn frolics.
Fortune teller.
(181).
O sing the praise of the sword.
9709 (176).
7420.
7310 (63), 17236
Panamericana. 2589 (251, 252).
Serenade. 1917.
Twilight. 7005.
Herbst (Franz) :
Konzert des-dur. 1160.
Perle de l’ océan. 3927.
Ungarische rhapsodie no. 2 in B
moll. 2286.
Herbuveaux (Jules) Just like a rose.
20555.
- Herda (John):
Flowers and you. 25003.
Who makes me blue. 24808.
Here comes the bride. 22701, 22776,
22815.
Heret (Ruth) Our love gifts.
Heritage (O. H.)
23552.
Moonlight dreams.
23807.
Herman (A. V.) Give me a penny of
your loye. 957.
Herman (Ad.) Grisélidis. 17236
(248).
-Herman (Hssie) :
Cheer giver’s club song. 329.
Cheer giver’s song. 4893.
Hssie Herman song. 5156.
We cheer givers say face the sun-
shine. 29452.
Herman (Harry) Whispering heart.
19378.
Herman (S. <A.) Sweet Rowena.
6825.
Herman (Sam) Dancing animal
crackers. 10158.
Hermann (Hugo) A-cappella-chor-
suite. 4.
Hermann (J. F. Miiller) See Miuller-
Hermann (J. F.)
Hermann (John)
11702.
Hermann (Rodolphe) :
Pride of the world.
Ciel d’azur. 22251.
Féte académique. 12783.
Hermite (Maurice) :
Ab! Quel temps! 9733.
Aladin. 9741.
Ca, cest Vamour. 9994.
Chanson de lune. 12867.
Couvert pour deux. 7679.
Fleurs ne mentent jamais. 7899.
Galéres. 10485.
Gargantua. 10489.
Je taime. 10901.
Ophélia. 11558.
Plus qu’ hier. 11663.
1827
INDEX
Hermite (Maurice) —Continued.
.Polka négre. 11678.
Rarahu. 11748.
Thé ou chocolat.
Hernandez (A. D.)
12179.
Emilio Carranza.
19992.
Hernandez (Conrad) Floridana moon.
22527.
Hernandez (F. V.) Marcha para
piano dedicada al Lic. Jose Vascon-
celes. 11206.
Hernandez (Rafael) :
Adios Maruca. 4590.
Blanquita. 4750.
Cortaron a Hlena. 4956.
Cuando las mujeres. 7689.
Cuando lloras. 22307.
Dale brisa. 22318.
Falsa Eva. 22495.
Juana pena me llora.
Mi guagua. 8598.
Mi nena. 6016.
Muchachita Borineana.
Muevete negrita. 13946.
Nena linda. 14026.
Precidario. 8956.
Que siembra su maiz.
Reminisencia. 23688.
Si pudiera de mi pecho. 6637.
Temporal, temporal. 6876.
Ven a mis brazos. 9484.
Ya no te quiero. 7250.
Hernried (Robert) : :
Hia, herzenskindchen. 24921.
13611.
13945.
18798.
Geistliches wiegenlied. 25054.
Spinnerin. 26502.
Verdorben-gestorben. 26778.
Verlassene magdlein. 26780.
Hérodiade. 4577 (245).
Herold (M. P.):
Beyond the rim of the world.
7505.
Cliff by the sea. 7644.
Herr (H. H.):
Chorus of smiles. 12892.
I tried to run away from love.
13479.
Renunciation.
Words of love.
Herr (Miriam) :
Let’s go. 28258.
Summer breeze. 29164.
What’s a fellow to do. 29471.
Herrera (Humberto) Corazon cora-
zoncito. 24760.
Herreshoff (C. M.) :
Come live with me.
6433.
7241.
10098.
In the fore of the year. 10851.
Love’s secret. 11142. :
Prairie waters by night. 11686.
To the moon. 12227.
Under the harvest moon. 12291.
Herrick (H. M.) See Mary Zita
(Sister).
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
Herring (E. G.) Maid of Grand Pré.
11175.
Herring (George) Secret love.
14376.
Herring
19898.
Herrmann (Eduard) String quartet
album for the young. 4577 (380).
Herrmann (Martin) Lustiges land-
leben. 16099.
Herrmann (Rudolph)
ahead. 20021.
Herrmann (Willy):
Blau bitimelein. 24599.
Drei geistliche lieder.
Liebste buhle. 25615.
Herron (Hsther) Just try to forget.
(John) Days of long ago.
Explorers
25180.
3484.
Herron (Stanley) :
Beautiful Cumberland valley.
138, 4716.
Breaking of the California dam.
244,
Old Kentucky my native land.
1612, 8817.
Shadow valley. 16668.
Thinking. 43822, 6917.
Herron (W. L.):
Just try to forget.
Little girl of mine.
My sunshine. 3759.
Herschell (William) Just the having
you around. 8351.
Herscher (Lou) :
Always in my dreams, never in
my arms. 2621..
At the end of the rainbow. 80.
Beyond the brim. 15140.
Hour you gave your heart to me.
866.
Kalua Bay. 10962.
Luana Lu. 1291.
My Hawaiian heaven.
My Mary. 8698.
No one to love. 16332.
Ooh Charlie. 164138.
Pins and needles. 1701.
Sweet Kentucky nights. 16845.
Sweet Virginia Rose. 6829.
That’s my Mary. 16908.
Valparaiso. 12302.
When I meet my sunshine. 24262.
You came along just in time.
9657.
Herscher (Lou) ine.:
Sweet Kentucky nights. 16845.
That’s my Mary. 16908.
When I meet my sunshine. 24262.
Herscher-Clément (J.) Douze espag-
3484.
1223.
1474.
noles. 133829.
Hersey (L. HE.) Modern violin
method. 19491 (160).
1828
IN DEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Hersom (F. E.):
Silver wings. 11916.
Time flies. 26673.
Herst (J. P.) :
As long as I still have you. 15058.
I don’t care if you’re blue. 17994.
If you went away. 28081.
Love. 28325.
My fraternity man. 28535.
So does she. 189838.
Herstel (A.) Als g’in nood gezeten.
17286.
Hertz (Herman):
One sweet moment.
Valse d’or. 7039.
Hervé (—) Faust. 2589 (95).
Herz (Peter) Sonne wird scheinen
eae LO Tes:
Herzberg (Max):
18674.
Head start. 10606.
In the darkness. 15857.
Limited. 8485.
Mitzi. 6042.
Puck’s pranks. 6403.
Vendetta. 7044.
Warrior. 7108.
Herzog Wildfang. 7310 (71).
Heseltine (Philip) :
And wilt thou leave me thus?
9780.
Capriol. 302.
Contented lover. 4949.
Cricketers of Hambledon.
Droll lover. 5111.
Eloré’lo. 5141.
Passing by. 8882.
Passionate shepherd. 3910.
Sweet o’ the year. 4247.
Tom Tyler. 6956.
Two songs. 8088.
Youth. 4574.
Hespe (G. W.)
Hess (Cliff):
Funny face. 15536.
Isabella. 15887, 18169.
Last night. 15988.
Oh my stock is going up with
Susie. 26062.
ess Tt. i. ys
Mein schatz, du wirst doch nicht.
5997, 5998.
Sailor’s dream. 6524, 6525.
Trinen. 6969, 6970.
Hess (James):
It beats only for you. 5694.
Lappy hop girls on tap. 282338.
17583.
Diamonds. 19922.
West Virginia hills. 7148.
Hess (Ludwig) Abends, wann der
regen fallt. 24431.
Hess (M. K.) Oh, Mollie, make some
candy. 21046.
Hesse (A. A.)
Hesse (A. F.)
I will miss you. 972.
Fantasie. 828.
Hesselberg (BE. G. (D’Essenelli) ) :
Birthday of the fairies. 17236
(45).
Bourrée. 27177.
Dance of the fairies. 17236 (88).
Danse des valets. 27466.
Etude. 346, 2841, 17516-17519,
19789-19797.
Fairies’ lullaby. 17236 (125).
Fairy land. 17236 (127).
Golden wand. 17236 (152).
Good child. 17236 (153).
Polichinelle. 18760.
Ride on the moen. 17236 (335).
Roi. 28919.
Silver stream.
Wedding bells. 17236 (464).
What the birds say. 17236 (467).
Wonderful gift. 17236 (485).
Hesser (Hrnest) Glee and chorus
book for male voices. 7960.
Het muziekfonds. Oud-vlaamsche ker-
17236 (376).
stliederen. 3880.
Hetenyi (—):
Komedias dall, igloi diakok.
20591.
Latod Boskem megkérdeztem,
Nyaron valyogot. 20616. ;
Hetzel (Davina) My desert rose.
23345.
Hetzel (H. W.):
Biero Saiimeganta. 9906.
Forgista kanto. 10454.
Ponto. 14214.
Sonadas kant’ gojega. 14496.
Hetzel (Kurt) Clever Santa. 7643.
Heugel :
Ah, fuyez 4 présent, malheure-
uses pensées. 9732.
Air de Jan. 17263.
Angélique. 12651.
Aphrodite. 63, 64.
Au chateau de Laboisiére. 84.
Aubade basque. 4669.
Auprés de toute fontaine.
Avril sourit... 9823.
Bacchanale. 9840.
Belle lune d’argent.
Bergére et son chaton.
Bourrée. 75338.
Bucolique. 9975.
C’est un beau vigneron. 4828.
Canard blane. 4841, 7571.
Canarie. 7572.
Ce matin me suis levé.
Chanson de Germaine.
Chanson de la mariée.
Chanson des noisettes.
Chanson et ronde. 322.
Chansons d’Aguillaneuf.
12674.
9890.
7496.
4870.
4880.
4882.
2826.
4884.
Chant de labour. 17500.
Charl’s eyston. 7609.
Cheveux. 3834.
Choral. 17631.
1829
INDEX
Heugel—Continued.
Compére Guillery. 7659.
Concerto. 10491, 28449. .
Dans le jeune et frais cimetiére.
10160.
Danse espagnole..
Dépit de la bergere.
Deux piéces. 7618.
Dix inventions. 17691.
Dominica resurrectionis. 2961.
Doux murmures. 7771, 17661.
Ebaude bressane. 5127.
Heran des jeunes filles.
En Vhonneur du dieu Pan.
En passant par un échalier.
Enchantements d’Alcine.
Eintant ‘dos. “TSEe:
Etude. | 7394.
Hventail de Jeanne.
- Fanfare. 7861.
Femme nue. 5198, 5199, 10404.
Festum omnium sanctorum. 3060.
453.
5034.
15421.
10340.
5144.
15431.
7843.
Fleur de Volivier. 5222.
Fleurs de mai. 7898, 17768.
Fremersberg. 7928..
Galant chasseur et la belle laiti-
ére. 7988.
Hyménée. 10678.
Il est pourtant temps de me
- marier. 5643. ;
Il pleut, bergére. 8237.
Immaculata conceptio B. Marie
Virginis. 3383.
In assumptione, B. M. V. 3391.
In festo corporis Christi. 38395.
In festo Pentecostes. 3396.
Invocation 4 la fontaine.
Jardin des caresses. 8301.
Je n’ai qu’un trés humble jardin.
13590.
Joli mois. 5734, 8314.
Kermesse-valse. 8367.
Légende de Sonia. 8404.
18163.
M’entendez-vous ainsi? 18377.
Madrigal. 8515.
Marche. 7895, 7876.
Marine. 18412.
Mas. 11222, 18420, 20798-20800.
Mélodies populaires des provinces
de France. 3650, 3651.
Mikhail. 138900.
Miss Alice. 8610.
Nativitas D. N. Jesu Christi.
3774.
Nivernaise. 1551.
Noél nouvelet. 6192.
Noél savoyard du XVI° siécle.
6193. |
Nous quittons les Paques. 6198.
Oiselet 4 la voix tendre. 6236.
Pastourelle. 8948.
Pavane. 1681.
Peau de chagrin. 14156, 14157-
14163.
pt. Il, n. S., v. 24
— —— — —
Petit papa... 8905,
Plaintes d’Ariane. 18747.
Poeme élégiaque. 11667.
Polka. 8987.
Quand je viendrai m/’asseoir.
11723.
Quand le bouvier vient du labour.
6408,
Quand reviendra _ Jautomne. ©
11725: .
Quatre odelettes. 12745.
Quelle douceur dans mes pensées.
14259.
Reprends la route du bois som-
bre... 14294.
Rigodons dauphinois.
.Riquet a la houppe.
6460.
Romance sans paroles.
Rondeau. 7417.
Roses, en bracelet...
Saint Blaise. 6526.
Sarabande. 18876.
Sarati le Terrible.
Sept poémes arabes.
Sextuor. 18918, 18919.
Six paraphrases. 8274.
Stances. 12048.
Technique journaliére du pianiste.
9352.
Trois chansons pour danser. 146.
64538, 9085.
4039, 6456-
1828.
11791.
1869-1876.
12286.
Trois mélodies. 17635.
Trois poémes. 7567.
Valse. 8222.
1°°* sonatine. 19489.
1683.
Have you seen
25154.
40 lecons d’harmonie.
Heuring (Bertha)
that baby of mine.
Heurter (Charles) :
Before the ending of the day.
9878.
Evensong of prayer. 7842.
Heurteur (Fernand):
Masque nu. 138686.
Masque vert. 138687.
Modéle masqué. 13688.
Petite suite russienne. 16467.
Heward (lL. H.):
Bunches of grapes. 19722.
Now what is love? 11488.
Hewitt (C. H.):
All in a day. 19530, 27088, 27089.
I’m lonesome for you, mother
mine, 13449.
Hewitt (H. D.) Rogu‘shness. 28918.
Hewitt (M. E.) Blue bells are chim-
ing you back to me. 201.
Hewitt (T. J.) Journey’s end. 28144.
Hewitt musie co. I’m lonesome for
you, mother mine. 138449.
Hewitt’s music publishers.
day. 27088.
All in a
1830
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Hewlett (W. J,):
Listen love. 18291.
My throne is my daddy’s knee.
18563.
Heyer (A. G.) If at twilight. 33870.
Heykens (Jonny) :
Freiheit und Vaterland. 5250.
Liebeslied. 5842.
Miirchen. 5947.
Serenata espagnola. 6604.
Spanischer tanz. 6749.
Zweites stiindchen. 7305.
Heyman (K. R.):
Piano studies in modern idiom.
21158.
Trees. 2240.
Heymann (W. R.):
Kennst du das kleine haus am
Michigansee? 5776.
Nein, sowas von liebe. 1582.
Petite grotesque. 21150.
Teddy. 16882.
When you've gone, I know I shall
ery. 2456.
Heyser (HE. K.) Great joy. 25115.
Heywood (Donald):
Better keep an eye on your man.
24589.
Harlem walk. 8010.
I can’t get along without you.
5478.
I’ve got to have a mamma now.
20393.
Soft-hearted. 16731, 16732.
Hiawatha. 17286 (162).
Hibbard (G. B.):
Day dreaming. 24815.
You made the grey skies go rolling
by. 29613.
Hibbeler (R. O.):
Autumn leaves. 22056.
Baby Lou. 17835.
Belle of Caroline. 24575.
Blue skies. 15162.
Biues, I’m thru with blues. 4771.
Bring back those days again.
24642.
Call of the whippoorwill. 7566.
Carry me back to dear old Mary-
land. ‘T7588.
Come back with the springtime.
a Waa i
Cowboys dream. 2887, 129438.
Daddy won't you come back:
12961.
Dear old Minnesota. 5026.
Dixie Daisy. 24847.
Dreaming of mother and home.
Zipoe.
Fern clad hills. 27647.
Girl of my dream. 15561.
yoodness gracious Sue. 7972.
Hallelujah no more blues. 8192.
Haunting memories. 27793.
1831
Hearts so hard and cold. 17910.
Home and the old folks there.
Pal ia lley
Honey Lou. 20261.
How can I forget? 10660.
Huddle up cuddle up honey mine.
10671.
I always think of you. 10681.
I'd be lost like a ship at sea.
Bator.
I feel lonesome when I’m alone.
13399.
Ill forget all the rest. 10721.
Ill take it as my part. 18016.
I’m as happy as can be. 18031.
I’m going back home to mother of
mine. 203852.
I’m living in a forest of mem’ries.
3325, 10741.
I’m making believe I don’t care.
25318.
I wonder. 22873.
If I had known. 13511.
In my garden of dreams with you.
8255.
Just plain Mary. 28170.
Laugh at the rain. 23045.
Lindy. 20659.
Little moonbeams. 5866.
Little old home. 8454.
Lost dream ships. 20707:
Love illicit. 28330.
Love steals my heart. 25686.
Marg’ret. 8543.
Meet me after sunset. 25790.
Message from a rose. 13888.
Mr. Sunshine. 23288.
Mother dear. 233817.
Mother mine. 3697, 8651.
My Hawaiian sweetheart. . 1475,
25917.
- My Juliet of Haskell town.
28546.
My little brown shack in Lamore.
6125.
My sweetie’s coming back to me.
11414.
My winter rose. 28577.
Near the sea. 8738.
Northern pines and you. 14054.
Old town bank has closed its door.
18654.
Our first good night kiss. 21103.
Our honeymoon plane. 28738.
Putter milk und zour krout juice.
26227.
Rasslin’ the snake. 9005.
Rose of Carolina. 16587.
Say it with flowers. 23754.
Somewhere a mother’s voice is
calling. 11980.
Stepping on me. 14538.
Sweet Hstella, the ideal of my
dreams. 2108.
INDEX
Hibbeler (R. O.)—Continued.
Sweet Genevieve. 9320.
Sweet Marie. 26565.
Sweet mem’ries. 23971, 26569.
Sweetheart don’t make me wait.
23986.
Take me back to sweetheart days.
6849.
That gold mine of my dreams.
26622.
That old sweet smile of long ago.
1 Lot50.
That old
19151.
To my buddy. 48438.
Tonight of all nights.
Tune in your heart dear.
Village orphan boy. 9492.
West is the West no more.
West Virginia hills. 7148.
What is this spell coming over me.
2418.
Where have you been all my life.
12435.
Why can’t I have you. 12462.
Won’t you love me again. 2521.
You've left me _ broken-hearted.
9687.
Hibbeler (Ray) See Hibbeler (R. O.)
Hibbert (Harry) I’ve been thinking
things. over. 20390.
Hibbs (C. A.):
Chickens.
sweetheart of mine.
12234.
24137.
a t
7619.
Joneses bull dog. 8318.
Man in the moon. 11189.
Satisfied. 11825.
Hickey (D. M.) That little place
called home. 21558.
Hickey (Hda) When mother was a
- girlie and now. 26889.
Hicks’ (CL) U.S." army ae eorps
march. 26748. .
Hicks (I. P.) When you will kiss me
again. 26912.
Hicks (O. F.) Some day I pray you'll
be mide. 11968, 26485.
Hickson-Walker (Myrtle) See Walker
(M. H) :
Hidalgo (Sebastian) Serenata. 4108.
Hieronymus (Ll. F.)
14538.
Higby (C. S.):
Dark cloud blues.
Promise. 14246.
H ggin (Clifford) :
In moonlight land. 28056.
Spring is here. 6766.
Higginbachan( J. C.)
29204.
Higgins (Hdrie) :
Dixie is calling. 13022.
once in a blue moon. 26090.
Higgins (H. BE.) Last tag. 8397.
Stepping on me.
10168.
Swing out.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
H ggins (W. L.):
I want to do my best. 25354.
I worship the Lord. 28011.
Higgs (H. M.):
Bagdad. 12699.
Bitter sweet. 17398.
Chappell’s orchestral
12874.
Cochran’s 1929 revue. 17649.
Five o'clock girl. 7895, 10422.
Hold everything. 15671.
In a Japanese garden. 5651.
Lucky girl. 5934.
Mister Cinders. 6039.
New moon. 11440, 14032.
Virginia. 2329.
High (F. M.):
I never had a sweetheart till I
met you. 228389.
In the moonlight. 22929.
Roses bring love dreams of you.
journal.
23726. ;
High (Freeman) . Pirate's song.
16480
High (J. S.) Beautiful friendships.
9867.
20246.
Alone with Nellie
Highland love song.
Highling (T. W.)
Blaine. 27108.
Hight (M. L) Sweetheart. 14580.
Hisi aay. ha)
Down on the Mississippi River.
(OS:
Love dreams—at night. 25672.
Hi-Jack. 8041.
Hilb (Emil) :
Brutality. 19716.
Gold-hunter. 5322.
Mother love. 6065.
Polonaise in A. 11675, 21181.
Waiting and longing. 7082, 14776.
Hildach (Hugen) ;:
syesuslied. 25492, 25498.
Lenz. 20681.
Minstrel. 8606, 11279.
Spring. 6764, $271.
Hildebrand (H. T.) Jesus shall so
come again. 22974.
Hildreth (R. E.):
Assembly. 27057 (6).
Bedouin. 29647 (13).
10054, 10055.
6012, 6013.
Chiefs’ council.
Coronation mareh.
Dance of the skeletons. 17236
(93).
Dancing goddess. 29647 (48).
Fanchette. 29647 (63).
Fiute call. 15500, 15501.
Folk songs of America.. 22533,
oa: ats
Guest of honor. 29647 (81).
Humoresque. 26713, 26714
Magician. 29647 (140).
1832
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Massachusetts Bay tercentenary.
28402, 28403.
Merry monarch.
Military hero.
Monastery bells.
’Neath the stars.
Over the waves.
Power and glory. 11684, 11685.
Romantic dreams. 29647 (189).
Salut 4 Pesth. 28942, 28943.
Signal fires. 11912, 11913.
Smart set. 17236 (383).
Stomp dance. 23938, 23939.
White crow. 29647 (258).
Youth triumphant. 2571, 2572.
Zophiel. 29647 (269).
Hilgendorf (Edwin) Always
thinking of you. 15028.
Hilgendorf (Ted) Just with
HS2.
Halle (PP. )
Hill (A. L.)
Hill (Alex) :
All worn out.
Don’t cry honey. 5070.
Mississippi wabble. 13908.
Smoke-shop-drag. 6687.
Tack head biues. 19169.
Hill (Anthony) Going home. 10542.
Hill (B: C.) Weary money blues.
7128.
Hili (Chippie) :
Pratt City blues. 26205.
Weary money blues. 2388.
Hill (Clark) Who was the unknown
29647 (147).
29647 (148).
1411, 1412.
29647 (165).
6289, 6290.
alone,
you.
Like I do. 11063.
Just a little love. 8832.
17273.
soldier. 12453.
Hill (Ed.) pseud. See Hilgendorf
(Edwin) y
Hill (F. E.) Bid your tears goodbye.
2744.
Hill (George) Moon Mullins. 1418.
Hill (H. H.) My home in the Golden
West. 8688.
Hill (J. H.) Little angel over there.
28279.
‘Hill (J. S.) I just wonder if it’s true.
27910.
Hill (lL. E.) Beautiful eyes of blue.
TATA.
fils ( i .)::
. California. 17464.
17546.
17775
Come back dearest girl.
For I’m in love with you.
Girl of mine. 17820.
Gray day blues. 17859.
How do you get that way. 17965.
I ean’t forget you. 17988.
I love your eyes. 18026.
I saw him first. 8191.
I wonder if you still care. 18091.
If Holly would be good: 18101.
If wishes but came true. 3379.
Just because you’re you. 18213.
Lullaby. 18371.
Hill (Percy)
—————
Oh you good lookin’ woman.
18646.
Stop your noise. 9286.
Waiting for you. 19298.
You’re my only sweetheart, dear
mother mine. 19472.
EG. GM. .W..) :
Butterfly follows the candle. 22176.
I am not so bad. 22750.
Santa Margarita. 23744.
While rolling my bali.
Hill (Mildred)
10201.
Hill (Norbert)
Do2on.
Hill (Paul):
Gladly. 22605.
My book of broken dreams. 233387.
If you can canoodle in
24292.
Dearest girl of mine.
Leoera’s mazurka.
a canoe. 15833.
Hill (R.) Nobody cares. 28636.
Hill (R. E.) Lonesome without you.
23120.
Hiil (Violet) Convict’s sweetheart.
15275.
Hill (Wesley) Land of Dixie blues.
20607.
Hillemacher (lL. J. E.) Orsola. 29647
(172).
Hillemacther Sree ys: ’ MM)”, Orsela,
29647 (172).
Hillemacher (P. J. W.) See Hille-
macher (Paul)
Hillemacher (P. L.) pseud. See Hille-
macher (L. J. HE.) and Hillemacher
CBee? We)
Hillemacher (Paul) Orsola. 29647
CLI).
Hiller \¢H. EB: ). Air. 20136.
Hiller (Joe) music corp.:
Funny what a little kiss will do.
20114, 22568.
Lonely, oh how I miss you sweet-
heart. 11099.
My heart is bluer than your eyes
eherie. 3732, 6117.
Short skirts. 29030.
Since I gave my heart to you.
4145, 6651.
Hilliard (Joseph) :
Deedy um dum. 10202.
Get away big. 5288.
Soul stuff. 9257.
Hillman (J. M.):
De wailin’ ob de wl! chinook.
24817.
I am waiting for you. 25243.
T’ll never forget you. 18013.
Just an image of you. 25513.
Parrot. 26144.
You were mine for awhile. 24405.
Hillman (Perle) Selfish little baby.
26362.
1833
INDEX
pt: TT, N.s:; vr 24
Hillman (Theresa) :
Dear wayward
19906. .
Sky buddy of mine. 213889.
Hills (Agnes) Mother’s song of love.
18491.
BilleyGC ays)
ter’s night.
boy of mine.
Fell the snow one win-
24426: (85).
Hills (Horace) jr. Fell the snow one
winter’s night. 24426 (85).
HIS Qi Ae)
Beloved. 19641.
Girl of my dreams. 27718.
Hillyer (Carl) Loving Colorado.
11145.
Hilpert (Harriet) Garden of love.
10488.
Hilton (Ross) Road to home. 16575.
Hilton (V. A.):
Dreams of my thoughts. 22428.
No wild West any more. 23458.
Himan (Alberto) Mimosa. 2589
(220). .
Himeniz (Elsie) I know that you
know that you love me. 914.
Himeniz (Happy Jack) See Himeniz
(John)
Himeniz (John) I know that you
know that you love me. 914.
Himmel (F. H.) Lockvogel.
Himsle (A. J.):
Phantom ship. 16471.
Spanish silhouette. 16785.
H'ncheliffe (A. W.) jr. Opus 1.
14113-14115.
Hinchey (Floyd):
I found the. shortest way to
5882.
heaven. 27900.
Paradise. 21130.
Hinck (EH. C.) At the new Grill Leon.
2667.
Hindemith (Paul):
Kleine sonate. 15972.
Neues vom tage. 16311, 18586.
Hindemith (Rudolf) Concerto. 19119.
Hinds (B. 8S.) I eare not. 20301.
Hinds (Hope) One of these days.
11548.
Hines (Earl) Grand piano blues.
27750.
Hines (Jessie) My mother. 28561.
Hines (N. W.):
My little cabin
18529.
Summer-time song.
Hinman’ (CC, H.) 2
Just as the shadows are falling.
3472.
Sweet Elaine.
in the pines.
19066.
19080, 29186.
Hinr'chs (Gustav) Shrew. 21362.
Hinton (Frayser) :
Carmencita. 4854.
Have you the time. 5391, 8012,
15643.
It’s the Spanish blood that’s in
me. 25470.
Passing the time away. 3909.
Shadows. 29001.
We'll find a way. 21767.
Hipsher (H. EH.) Flag of good will.
20058.
Hirchmann (Henri) Petite bohéme,
26166.
Hirlemann (Th.) Mam/’zelle Trom-
pette. 25735.
Hirsch (Hugo):
Friulein mama. 3106.
Ich fahr mit meiner Hrika. 980.
Lied der Bremen. 1208.
Maiermax. 20754.
Hirsch (Walter) :
Inia933. 5683: .
That little boy of mine. 24029.
Hirschberg (Felix) Schlager aus der
revue Jetzt oder nie. 1887.
Hirschberg (Walther) :
Acht lieder nach Richard Dehmel-
schen gedichten. 20248.
Christelflein. 27366.
Feuersnot. 6787.
Intermezzo. 6788.
Irene. 28088.
Kette kleiner stiicke fiir klavier.
20577.
Manon. 5978.
Meerstern, ich dich griisse. 20817.
Negerlieder. 16308.
Neun Klabundlieder. 27829.
Rheinl eder. 16564, 16565.
Von deutscher seele. 12330.
Zarenlied. 29641.
Ziehrer-walzer. 12581.
Hirschfeld (Ludwig) :
Ich bin reich durch deine liebe!
13504.
Lieb’mich und gib dich! 13700.
Seit der Emil die Marie kennt.
14380.
Hirsh (A. M.)
(445).
Hirst .(C...R.)
4577 (153).
Hirst, U2 Ba)
10679.
Hirst (V. V.) Bluey blues. 22149.
Histor‘cal organ-recitals. 20251.
Hite (BH. S.):
Magie waltz. 18384.
Oriental rendezvous. 21099.
Hits and misses. 27542, 28550.
Hjelmervik (H. C.) I knew when you
left I’d be lonely. 20321.
Hladisch (Rudolf) :
Addio. 14991.
Agyptische Helena. 12072.
Kinsamkeit - mondnacht - meeres.
stille. 265381.
Yale boola! 12594.
Helmet of Navarre.
Hymn to the Flag.
1834
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Heitere szene. 26532. Hodgen (Willard) Roll on, river.
Misterioso. 6040. 21255.
Orientalische burleske. 26533. Hodges: (Amos) Southern dream girl.
Peu rococo. 14172. 12021.
Rauschende festmusik. 26534. Hodges (J. S.):
Scherzino. 1886. Georgia baby. 5282.
Tr anon. 6976. Some day you'll want me to want
Winterweihe. 6789. you. 6704.
Hoad (George) : Hodges (Johnny) Rent party blues.
Magn ficat. 11174. 14292.
Nune dimittis. 11174.
Te Deum laudamus.: 12141.
Hoadley (A. L.) Sun _ will shine.
12088.
Hoare (H. R.):
Birthday song. 173897.
First lessons in violin playing.
5212, 7892.
On wings of song to you.
Hopart (D. By:
Come and take a stroll with me.
24426 (46)..
I want to be a soldier lady.
24426 (117).
Microbes in a kiss.
18668.
24426 (179).
Nora Ryan. 24426 (203).
When I am yours dear. 24426
(304).
Whistling Bill. 24426 (309).
You are my fiancée. 24426 (315).
Hobbs (KE. A.) Pal of my dreams.
26137.
Hobbs (O. A.) My story. 16288.
Hobby-horse. 10634.
Hobday (Rachael) Willow _ song.
12481.
Hobson (Cecilia) Since you are gone.
29046.
Hobson (F. D.) - Winona. 26960.
Hoch (A. L:)s
Come be a nice baby. 17552.
Dreams of mother. 587.
Girl I love to baby. 20140.
Hoch (Theodor) Perle de 1’ ocean.
3927.
Hochman
words and
4564.
Hochman (David)
you, dear. 25242.
Hochman. (1. J.)
5407.
Hochstein (Karl):
Fubhrmannslied. 3114.
Jetzt danzt Hannemann. 3447.
Schwibisches tanzlied. 4106.
Schweinauer tanz. 6570.
Hochzeit in Hollywood. 10635, 19982,
20111, 20416, 20438, 21316, 21317.
Hodans (E.) Délicieusement. 15344.
Hodge (Albert) We're all living for
love. 26837.
Hodge (John)
(Charlotte) You’re’ the
music of my heart.
I am thinking of
Hebrew rhapsody.
Beggars blues. 17368.
2469—30—_18
Hodges (M. M.) Rondo in © minor.
21263.
Hodges
25387.
Hodges (Myrtle)
lullaby tonight.
(May) If I were a rose.
Mother sing me a
11326.
Hodges (N. S.) My wife and I.
25953.
Hodgin (W. R.):
Baptising on the old Pee-Dee
river. 2701.
Goin’ to quit that runnin’ around!
3159.
I’m baby. 3314.
Just a farewell waltz.
Now you know I’m
3814.
Roll on river. 4046.
Some day—my darling. 2007.
That rose covered shack. 4282.
When I sing my tender songs.
3469.
jealous!
4475.
Yazoo train on the Arkansaw line.
4538.
Hodgkins (A. B.) Muskoka moon.
18497.
Hodgson (Mabel)
Hodson (George)
Betty Lou. 12744.
My American girl.
8670.
Hodula (Stefan von) Variationen
liber ein kinderlied. 21721.
Hoeck (T. <A.) Cantie cantraip.
10013.
Hockner (Hilmar) Festmusik. 20045.
Hoefie (Carl) When the _ curtain
comes down. 2444.
Hogel (Wilhelm) :
Erinnerung an Tirol. 24945.
Sennerin abschied von der Alm.
6590.
Sennerin heimkehr nach der alm.
26363.
Sennerin sehnsucht nach der alm.
26364.
Hoelter (J. H. F.) Sing, O ye heav-
ens. 144831.
Hoerée (Arthur) Six poémes. 25194.
Hoeverman (Norman) ‘That's how
you act upon me. 21563.
Hofer (M. R.) Primary and junior
songs for the Sunday school. 2589
(278).
Hoff) ('T., Aj) eiyaans wier,).church
schools. 25232. .
1835
INDEX
Hoffer (Clyde) This world is not my
home. 21605.
Hoffman (A. J.) Just because I love
you. 3473.
Hoffman (Al):
Blue eyes. 27239.
Funny what a kiss will do. 5261,
20114.
Funny what a little kiss will do.
22568. ;
I loved you before I met you.
27950.
I sing all my love songs to you.
22844, .
In the hush of the night. 5677,
13546. p
Love plays a game. 18775, 16080.
Military doll. 18456.
My day dreams came true over
night. 13963.
My wonderful dream man. 28579.
On a blue and moonless night.
28711. ;
Slow caravan. 23843.
Song of the great alone. . 21427.
That’s what I call sweet music.
2168.
You. 4545. '
You can’t stop me from lovin’ you.
7259, 9661.
Hoffman (C. E.):
Cottage on the hillside. 2884.
I will always love you, darling.
3354.
Hoffman (Harry) :
Call your shots.
My Leah. 1482. —
Hoffman (Kenneth) Curly head. 15297.
Hoffman (Les) We are pals together.
26834.
Hoffman (Michel) :
I’m living with memories.
ay We
If I should tell you that I love
you. 22891, 25386.
Hoffman (R. A.) co.:
Belle of Bagdad. 24574.
Daisy. 4990.
Evangeline. 27615.
Fireflies. 5210.
Paul Revere’s ride. 11628.
Raindrops and snowflakes.
Rhythm band series. 6444.
Stuber’s melody method for or-
chestra and band. 29159.
Hoffman (R. J.) Just a girl like you.
22990.
Hoffman (Ralph):
19747.
25316,
6416.
Another broken heart. 19554.
I am but a dreamer. 20290.
Keep a smiling while it rains.
20572.
Peek-a-boo. 28796.
Teasin’ me. 21544.
‘Holcomb (S. B.)
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Hoffman (Robert) :
Good bye, old pal of mine.
Until the end of time. 21708.
Hoffman (Stephen) :
5302.
Just another dream. 15948.
Lonesome one. 16061.
Hoffman (W. F.):
Life is like a flower. 28270.
Lindy—Anne. 5853, 11070.
My longing soul cries out for thee.
25926.
Hoffmann. 20254.
Hoffmeister (L. A.) :
Birth of Christ. 24596.
Lord’s prayer. 183835.
Wee fiddle moon. 19324.
When Jesus came. 2489.
Hofmann (Heinrich) Italienische
liebesnovelle. 4577 (191).
Hofmann (Oskar) Stadt der lieder.
21461.
Hofmann (Richard)
orchesterstudien.
Hofmeister (Friedrich)
Hogan (Ernest) :
My Sweet Moana. 27057 (94).
Roll on! Mr. Moon. 27057 (113).
Hogan (J. H.) Thomastown break-
down. 14664.
Hogan (J. J.) Sometimes.
Hogan (Lou) My dream girl.
Hogan (P. V.) Nora Neale.
Fortsetzung der
5239, 10458.
Trio. 6977.
9222.
6108.
1560.
Hogg (William) Good night, dear
heart. 13262.
Hohmann (C. H.) Practical violin
schoolwait2i.
Hohmann (Otto) Erinnerung an Fr.
von Flotow’s Martha. 5149.
Hoity-toity. 7310 (72-74, 97), 14976
(128).
Holbein (Ida) :
Broadway Beau Brummell. 27275.
Saving my kisses. 28959.
Holbrook (Paul) No more o’er the
sea to roam. 25997.
Holbrook (Priscilla) Don’t you say
you're leaving. 27541.
Hoibrooke (Josef) :
If birds can soar. 10810.
Triolets. 12256.
Holeomb (L. H.) .Melody land. 8581,
ISS.
Love lips. 25680.
Holeombe (G.) With Jesus in love.
19406.
Hold everything.
20256, 22711, 25455,
28805.
Holden (M. L.):
My little honey. 28550.
Pick up the pieces of your broken
heart. 11645.
Songs for raggedy Ann. 2085.
What do you suppose. 2412.
844, 15671, 17216,
27719, 27962,
1856
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Holder (A. H.)
11495.
Holderman (Sadie) Adale.
Hole in the wall. 25197.
17246.
Holi (K.) Leie. 13688, 16000.
Holiner (Mann):
Best of ’em are none too good.
9900.
I’m in waiting on the queen. 10739.
There you are and here am I.
6914.
Hollaender (Friedrich) :
Bei uns um die gediichtniskirche
rum. 150.
Das bist du! 458.
Ich triiume jede nacht von Elisa-
beth! 985.
Leo. 110382.
Memory of a kiss. 16168.
Nass oder trocken. 14021, 16302.
Seit wann blist deine grossmama
posaune. 6587.
Spaziergang. 12028.
Tango. 12132.
Zwei dunkle augen. 2579.
5 revue schlager. 846.
Hollaender (Gustav):
Gavotte. 29647 (71).
Geburtstagsmarsch. 29647 (78).
Kinderlied. 29647 (121).
Melodie. 29647 (89).
Schifers klage. 29647 (196).
Walzer. 29647 (90).
Hollaender ( Victor ) Canzonetta.
847.
Holland (Albert) Pal of my heart,
is you 18712.
Hollander (Will):
Lucille. 111538.
Some sweet morning. 2009.
Holliday (J. C.):
Ave Caesar.
Dodman Rock. 503, 7758.
Jack-in-the-green. 8299.
Tom Tiddler. 6955, 7758.
Holligan (J. F.) Moonlight waltz.
1420.
Hollingsworth (A. L.)
with the world. 138649.
Hollingsworth (Ira) Outcast’s story.
(424.
Keep in step
21107.
Hollingsworth (M. W.) Favorite
march. 5192.
Hollingsworth (W. J.) Just two ina
little red canoe. 5764.
Hollingworth (T. I.):
Happiness. 15622.
Honey won’t you shake your feet.
15684.
Teach yourself to play popular
music. 12142.
Hollins (Alfred) :
Bourrée. 4783.
Siciliana. 6638.
O starry Flag. 8791,
Hollins college. Music assn. Hollins
song book. 10640.
Hollins. song book. 10640.
Hollinshead (Redferne)
broke my heart. 6493.
Hollis (Alexander) It’s
Hollister (L. S.):
Little stone house
Rose that
true. 25471.
by the sea.
23095.
Lost in the woods of romance.
25130.
Mid-summer dream. 23269.
Oh, Mr. Devereaux. 11518.
Hollister (S. E.) Three little words.
24080.
Hollman (J.) Chanson d’amour.
10033.
Holloran (Thomas) I want the some-
one I love. 27994.
Holloway (Douglas) :
Bit, a saddle and a horse. 186.
Starlight. 9276.
Two old tramps. 24143.
Holloway (W. P.):
No bums on de gospel train.
16330.
Soldier’s sweetheart.
Hollowed (J. D.)
18215.
Hollowell (S. W.):
Bit of Irish. 2750.
California, O how I love you!
283.
Fair Santa Barbara. 3041.
Home sweet home for two.
Red roses. 9016.
Sunset trail. 2089.
Holly and the ivy. 22712.
Hollyerofters, ine., ltd. Tone poems
16736.
Just drifting along.
5239.
for tiny tots. 26685.
Hollywood music box revue. 447,
1363, 1501.
Hollywocd press syndicate. Rumble
seat. 28930.
Hollywood revue of 1929. 23108.
Holm.CB.):
Melodi-album. 3649.
Stradi-album. 4217, 29153, 29154.
Stradi-systemet. 14545.
Holman (H. A.) Sweetheart of mine.
23990.
Holman (W. J.) I have a Saviour.
18001. ;
Holmberg (D. L.) Poor Mary Gold.
8945.
Holmboe (Christian) Vuggevise. 2348.
Holmes (—) Silver threads among
the gold. 11915.
Holmés (Augusta) :
Bergére. 172386 (42).
C’est un oiseau du bois sauvage.
2589 (38).
Charme du jour. 17236 (63).
Chevaliers du ciel. 7310 (38).
1837
INDEX
pt. I, n. s., v. 24
Holmés (Augusta )—Continued. In the queen’s company. 25439.
Heure d’azur. 2589 (115). Lady Caprice. 1167.
Heure d’or. 2589 (116). Lady Graceful. 1168.
Heure de pourpre. 2589 (117). Maid of the dawn. 25727.
Heure rose. 2589 (118).
Ton nom. 16949.
Holmes (B. J.) My Adirondack moon.
28520.
Holmes (G. A.): .
Bagatelle. 2696.
Harvest song. 4370.
Preludio. 4000.
Sonata in G.
Holmes (G. H.):
Commencement ball.
Cosette. 7675.
Dictator. 486.
Field-day. 635.
Flying Argonauts. 658.
Forward pass. 676.
In the valley. 1041.
In the wilderness. 1042.
Lotus flower. 1266.
Midsummer eve. 1885.
Sereno. 1925.
Sunrise on the mountain.
Sunset limited. 2088.
Touchdown. 2228.
Holmes (H. P.) You and I.
Holmes (Henry):
Lord, that I may learn of Thee.
28321.
Voices of the wood. 170388.
Holmes (M. F.):
Lord, that I may learn of Thee.
2Saol :
Voices of the wood.
Holmgren (Pauline)
4177.
396.
17088.
Just wondering.
20558.
. Holmstrand (J.) God’s word and
promise. 22616.
Holquist (S. B.) Sweetest yet.
14578.
Holst (Eduard) Happy birds. 15627.
Holst (Gustav) Bach’s Fugue 4 la
gigue. 7446, 7447, 15089.
Holstenbérg-Moller (KH. J.)
25651.
Holt. (Baz)
My ocean. 8706.
On the coast of Spain.
Sprite. 23922.
Holt (Hilsel) :
At the lawn fete. 82.
Castillian afternoon. 24697.
Distant bells at evening. 492.
Dreams of happy hours. 5386.
Flower in the ecrannied
25001.
In a Spanish garden. 1013.
In carnival time. 25418.
In Creole company. 25419.
In the court of the old French
king. 254386.
Lone eagle.
14101.
wall.
2086.
29596.
Memories of summer days.
Pensive floweret. 26158.
Polish festival day. 26193..
Sunset in the garden. 2087.
"Twas night in Venice. 2267.
Under the cathedral tower. 2283.
Witchery of dreams. 26967.
Holt-;(Kred)*
—Or anything elseI’ve got. 23546.
1364.
Sarsaparilla. 6542.
What are you going to do about
Mary. 17079. ;
Who did? why, you did. 2471.
You forget. 2551. .
Holt (Sanford) Aw pshaw! down in
Arkansaw. 27161.
Holt-Perry & Sanders co.:
Mary Lee. 28400.
Sweethearts of yesterday. 29202.
Tonight in our garden of love.
29318.
Holton (F. B.):°
Christmas joy. 4917.
Follow the star. 20077.
Garden of the Lord. 5271.
Redeemer of the world. 6424.
Song and the star. 6720, 23885.
Spirit of Easter. 2054.
Holton (Josie) :
If you were here. 20485.
Kinda lonesome. - 20579.
Sleepy song. 21392.
Whistling red-bird. 21848.
Wishing chimney. 21871.
Holtzendorff (G. ©.) Philadelphia.
26115 ae
Holy (Alfred) Legende. 11024.
Holy night. 25200.
Holycross (Jessie) In the valley of
broken hearts. 25440.
Holyoake (Edith) :
Broken heart. 22168.
Crying wont help you now.
17587.
Have we loved in vain. 17895.
Heart that I had I gave to you.
17908.
I’m waiting little girl for you.
18061.
If it wasn’t for others. 18108.
Knees. 18239.
Memories bring tears. 184389.
Midnight. 25881.
Midnight finds me dreaming,
18452.
20945, 23383.
21265.
23848.
My mother.
Rose of my dreams,
Smile, a kiss, a tear.
Sunbeams. 26547.
1838
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
There’s a lane that leads to home
sweet home. 19173.
There’s a place in my heart for
you. 19175.
Underneath the moon. 26740.
When I take me Irish Daisy out
to dine. 26885.
When twilight steals o’er Georgian
fields. 19362.
Why, why, why.
World
19422.
You can tell by my smile. 24878.
You can’t mend a broken heart.
19451.
Holz (Franz)
CB: Ff.)
Holzkamp (R. C.)
gether once again.
Holzmann (Abe):
Affinity mareh. 12594 (1).
Blaze-away. 14976 (34).
Hand that rocks the cradle rules
the world. 12594 (117).
Hunky dory. 12594 (138).
19397.
is yours for the asking.
pseud. See Wood
Let’s stroll to-
11047.
Jumping-jacks — jubilee. 12594
(175).
Home (Ethel) Transposition. 19221.
Home songs. 22718.
Homer (Sidney) :
Break, break. break. 4577 (36).
City child. 4577 (57).
Crossing the bar. 4577 (68).
Enid’s song. 4577 (97).
Everlasting mercy. 5162.
Home they brought her warrior
dead. 4577 (159).
Lay of the laborer. 5818.
Minnie and Winnie. 4577 (275).
Sheep and lambs. 6626.
Sweet and low. 4577 (386).
Thy voice is heard. 4577 (3897).
Homer (Vernon) Down goldenrod
way. 17663.
Homeyer (C. W.) & co.:
Country festival. 22291.
Dreaming at twilight. 22420.
Fireman, save my child! 7889.
Galway piper. 27694.
Graceful minuet. 24566.
Life clock. 23065.
Make your mark! 23180.
Morning greetings. 25875.
Morning salutation to the Ma-
donna. 28486, 28487.
Phantom drive. 23596.
Press’ on. ~— 238633.
Rose of the Alhambra. 26300.
Song of flowers. 26469.
Homola (Bernard):
Gliick und dank. 23948.
Liebessehnsucht—leidenschaft.
23944.
Honaker (T. J.)
5404.
Hond-Stiff (Donald) . Visions of yes-
terday. 12325.
Honegger (Arthur):
Heaven in my home.
Rugby. 6508.
Sur le nom d’Albert Roussel.
26554.
Honicky (Antonin):
Awakening of spring. 9827.
Czechoslovak hymn. 10140.
Farewell to Bohemia. 10888.
Seotech fantasia. 11855.
Seerets of love. -11865.
Honn (Frank) jr.:
Day-dream. 2923.
I’m crazy with love—I_ guess.
8146.
Melody of night. 6000.
Unrevealed. 7029.
Honnigford (Victor)
Ibs, 25212.
Honolulu .conservatory of music, ine.:
Aloha. 24469.
Dream train. 13062.
Halona waltz. 25181.
Hawaiian rose waltz. 25157.
Hawaiian waltz. 25158.
Hello Aloha. 25176.
Lehua waltz. 25597.
Let me eall you
25604.
Lotus girl waltz.
Mahina waltz.
Merry widow waltz.
My wild Irish rose.
O sole mio. 26045.
Old Black Joe. 26071.
One two three four. 26099.
Rosary. 26296.
Spanish fandango.
Sparkling waters. 26498.
Waltz exercise. . 26818.
When the dew is on the rose.
How’d you like
sweetheart.
25665.
25726.
25821.
25954.
26495.
26896.
Where the shy little violets grow.
26918.
Honora. 183857.
Honska (W. HEH.) Dance at dawn.
24791.
Hood (C. E.):
I found a one way street to heaven.
22764.
I’ve found a one way. street to
heaven. 15799.
Hood (Colin) In Merrie England.
20450.
Hoofer (C. F.) Love bees. 3580,
5901.
Hook (James) Lass of Richmond
Hill ee
Hooper (EH. R.) Lone pilot. 12389.
1839
INDEX
Hooper (Hdith) :
In sunny northern California.
28067. ae
West is the best. 29463.
Hooper (Henry) My girl of the U. S.
AS @isés:
Hoopii (Sol.) jr.:
It is hard to say goodbye. 13569.
Lonesome. 13741.
Radio blues. 11732.
Hootman (Bertha):
Dream boy. 24874.
My daddy’s girl. 25907.
Hope (Ashworth) Only one light.
‘
6260.
Hope (Brian ) Golden sheaves.
17847.
Hope (Franklin) Rainbow and the
rose. 11737.
Hope (H.) South Down. 19022.
Hope (Hale) Love is a dream. 8483.
Hope (Louise) :
I’m thinking forever of you. 3332.
Our country. 3881:
Hope pub. co.:
Away on eagle wings.
Call to service. 273807.
Choir helper. 24717.
His banner of love. 27830.
Hymn of love. 25227.
I know Jesus died. 27914.
Jesus, Thy name I bear. 25491.
Love’s triumphant story. 28350.
27162.
No tears in heaven. 28633.
Singing glory. 29053.
Trust Him. 29345.
Worship and praise. 29576.
Hopkins (Edith)
Hopkins (Edwin)
8921.
Hopkins (H. P.):
Blessed is every one.
Christ the Lord is
2846.
Garland waltz. 27699.
Good morning, all. 27740.
Hymn of glory. 20285.
In the woods. 20473.
Lively cricket. 20687.
Near the cathedral. 28596.
O paradise. 16359.
Pretty rosebuds. 21194.
Short postlude. 1953.
Short prelude. 1954. :
Toyland parade. 29329.
Village chapel. 2324.
Hopkins (Harry) Cheated. 22223.
Hopkins (Harry Patterson) :
Blue eyes and brown. 4577 (384).
Shepherd and the nymph. 4577
(357 )s
White lilacs. 26931.
Pin head sweetie.
194.
risen today.
pt. Ill, n. s., v. 24
Hoppe (Anna):
Be Thou my stay. 12714.
Beyond the skies. 27216.
Fear not, for I am with thee.
13151. .
Hoppe (T. T.) Roses and you. 14831.
Hopper (Irma) When I only think
of you. 14887.
Hopper (S. M.): §
Flower of the state we _ love.
15499.
My moonland of dreams. 8700.
Hopson (Elizabeth) : |
Elfin delight. 27588.
Pansy waltz. 18715.
Hopwood (Hric) Some day someone
will break your heart. 26487.
Horn (Mae) Waiting for you. 9515.
Hornbeck (C. L.):
Honeymoon moon. 17950.
Wondering, just wondering.
19417.
Horne (EH. C.)
Horne (H. C.):
Loveland is calling. 8491.
Rocking and waiting. 9048.
Horne (St. John) Venetian night.
2316. :
Hornischer (Emanuel) So geht’s zua
bei uns in Wien. 11962.
Hornsby (R. C.) See you in the morn-
ing. 18907.
Moon girl. 6052.
Hornstein (J. L.) Valse Jeanette.
19267.
Horowitz (B. J.) Now that I’ve met
you. 8778.
Variations on
DATO
Horowitz (Wladimir)
themes from Carmen.
Horsburgh (A. H.):
Sunshine and flowers. 26549.
You. 27001.
Your smile. 24411.
ELorst;. “CAG Gs) Overcoming joys.
14129.
Horst (Fritz): .
Du mein braunes migdelein.
15415.
In solcher nacht. 15855.
Stell’ mich doch mal auf die
probe. 16802.
Siidseeprinzess. 26538.
Was hast du denn bloss fiir’n |
knoten im schlips? 26825.
Horst (Louis) Rhythmic design.
16566.
Horth (George) :
Coffee. 22264.
Show girl. 23815.
Wonderful Sue. 24344.
Horton (8S. F.) Redemption in Jesus
blood. 23683.
1840
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Horvath (Geza) :
Chers souvenirs.
Dancing gnomes. 4577 (76).
Danse de Colombine. 27057 (28).
Danube sprite.. 4577 (79).
Marionettes. 4577 (230).
Marquita. 27057 (86).
Six melodic octave
14976 (1383).
Horvath (Thusnelda) :
Dancing gnomes. 4577 (76).
Danube sprite. 4577 (79).
Marionettes. 4577 (230).
Six melodic octave
14976 (133). .
Horwath (J. A.)
moon with you.
Horwood (F. J.)
Thy dwellings.
Hosang (Paul)
3591.
Hoschna (Hettie) :
Chaperons. 7310 (37), 12594 (45-
48). :
Dolly Varden.
7310 (51).
Explorers. 14976 (91).
Garrett O’Magh. 14976 (104).
Hoity-toity. 7310 (72-74), 14976
(128).
My Japanese
7310 (97).
Old Limerick town.
209).
Hoschna (K. L.):
Chaperons.
(45-48).
Dolly Varden.
7310. (51).
Explorers. 14976 (91).
Hoity-toity. 7310 (72-74), 14976
(128).
My Japanese
C10 (97).
Old Limerick town.
209).
Hose (S. P.):
Come along. 17543.
Honey boy. 17948.
Honey girl. 17946.
Hosford (Floyd) :
Down where the sycamore grows.
ATOR
Mother mine. 3697, 8651.
My little brown shack in Lamore.
‘27057 (21).
studies.
studies.
Under the new
21699.
How lovely are
872.
Love’s paradise.
2589 (70, 71),
cherry blossom.
24426 (208,
7310 (387), 12594
25S) (10, 220i),
cherry blossom.
24426 (208,
6125.
Queen of my moonlight dreams.
3997, 8987.
There’s a moonbeam ’round my
motor. 24057.
Hosman (Sylvester) :
Just a sweet little melody. 22994.
Waltz of the moon. 4438.
Hosmer (BE. S.):
Cantilene in B flat. 10014.
Christ the Lord is risen again.
2845, 4914.
Columbus. 27399.
Fourteen opening sentences and
responses. 20265.
Master, no offering. 28404.
Suffer little children to come unto
Me. 12594 (375).
Watching the parade. 12594
(415).
Way, the Truth, the Life. 29451.
Welcome happy morning. 4577
(419).
While shepherds
flocks by night.
Hostater (J. E.):
Dream on. 24878.
Golden rose. 27735.
Let me drive away your blues.
28254.
Sunbeam girl. 23958.
Why can’t I forget you. 26941.
Hostellerie de la vertu. 3247, 3435,
6168, 15687.
Hotchkiss (T. 8.) Deserette. 24839.
Hotel Stadt Lemberg. 27860, 27861.
Hotelratte (Die). 9968.
Hottinger (Alfred) Variationen tiber
G. F. Hiindels Tochter Zion, freue
watched their
24294.
dich. 3190.
Houghton (H. J.) Tune in on heaven.
29351.
Houle (Grace) Love, honor and
obey. 13768.
House (A. E.) Gypsy lane. 27765.
House (William) :
Slow down. 21396.
We'll laugh the clouds away.
4453.
House boat on the Styx. 867, 1478,
1788, 2039, 7284.
House of Harmony. America and the
Flag. 12640.
House that Jack built. 20010, 20271,
21548, 21587, 21618, 23798.
Houseley (Charles) Echoes of the
ball. 29647 (57).
Houseley (Henry) Echoes of the
ball. 29647 (57).
Houseley (James) Echoes of the
ball. 29647 (57).
Housh (T. F.)° Dand’ of “a. nullion
smiles. 28229.
Houston. €C., de
Old fashioned boy. 14091.
Thorns and lillies. 24071.
Houten (M. C. van) See Van Houten
(M. C.)
Hovsep (Shamlian)
Gus ius gnS & (Shad nachwohe).
23786.
1841
INDEX
a.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Howalt (Laurits) : Julie. 10920.
Hvad kommer: saa op? 20288. Sweetheart please come back to
I glidje och sorg. 203816. me. 12112.
Knekkede_ grammophonplade. | Howarth (John) On trial. 3858.
28218. Howatt (Louise) Dreaming. 525.
Howard (Anna): Howe (Chas.) Angels’ evensong.
Angelina. 12649. 19551.
‘I’m in love with you. 18445. Howe (HE. H. H.) Dixie moon. 10230.
I never thought I’d miss you. | Howe (R. B.) ‘Technique’ for the
10764. standard keyboard. 16881.
My dear old gal.
To love you is divine. 24098.
Howard (G. A.) Aviation. 24534.
Howard (G. P.) pseud. See Hulten
(G. P.)
Howard (J. HE.) :
Honeymoon. 8064.
Some day, some
pay. 14476.
While the moon _ shines
19491 (264).
Howard (J. P.):
Blue moon rag. 22144.
I love my syncopated melody man.
22,792.
I love you still. 22796.
I want you. 22866.
On the train of happiness.
This is my message. 24070.
Howard. (Jean): ©
Evening and morning and noon
will I pray. 22472.
My old Bible. 23389.
Howard (Lorin) :
Movie girl. 28505.
Smart shop. 29070.
Howard (M. L.):
Da! da. 27450.
Irresistible. 28089.
Some other time. 14482.
Howard (May) Where the dear little
shamrocks grow. 17128.
Howard (Pat) :
some day you'll know what love
16246.
way, you will
bright.
23526.
means. 4168.
Why some dreams can’t come true.
14882.
Howard (S. 8.):
Baby I’m wild about you. 245388.
This is my way of saying I love
you. 29292.
Won’t you come back dear to me.
26977.
Howard (Shafter) :
I believe in you. 886, 5476.
Souvenir. 2042.
Howard (Stanton)
4577 (366).
Howard (W. A.)
Howard (W. H.)
25292.
Howarde (L. L.):
Don’t tell fairy tales.
Henrietta. 10615.
Song of the lilies.
Mary. 20793.
I love you I do.
10254.
Howell (Bernice) I will always be in
love with you. 13498.
Howell (Bobbie) Jones law blues.
14933.
Howell (Dick) Up with Montana.
24160,
Howell (Dorothy) :
‘If you will come to Corté. 253899.
Lily-pool. 8484.
Prelude. 8959, 11692, 11693.
Howell (1. B.):
My secret. 16284.
Through the years. 16933.
- When I love-you. 17098.
Howell (J. L.):
Get off boy, get off. 10507.
Night you said good bye to me.
14039.
Howell (Jack)
get. 238872.
Howell (K. E.):
Dear little pal of mine. 5022.
My baby is comin’ back home.
18498.
Howells (Herbert) :
Gadabout. 10483.
Good counsel. 3165.
Howery (N. E.) Riverview park.
16574.
Howes (F. W.)
26600.
Howgill (Richard) :
Dream on the dog-watch. 521.
Jolly. Jack. 1097;
Piano solo album no. 3. 1694.
Somehow I can’t for-
Talkies are coming.
Sailors don’t care. 1859.
Sea fight. 1906.
Tell it to the marines. 2145.
Turandot. 6402, 16525.
Vigil gale.
Howk (J. E.) Dreams of yesterday.
19964.
Howland (G. H.) Land of our
dreams. 28230.
Howland (George) Roaming back
home. 9048.
- Howland (R. W.) Land of our
dreams. 282380.
Howland (Robert) Roaming back
home. 9043.
Howson (Albert) Have I not loved
thee. 9709 (97).
1842
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Howson (F. A.) Have I not loved
thee. 9709 (97).
Hoxie (D. E.) I knew that you'd
come back. 13406.
Hoxie (John) Dreaming dear of you.
10280.
Hoyer (F. H.):
My little you. 23376.
On the shores of old Hawaii.
14105.
Our old Lizzie. 21106.
Hoyer (Fred) By the beautiful moun-
tain side. 17455.
Hoyer (Karl):
Max Reger. 13842.
Sonate. 25219.
Zum Christfest.
Moyt.4H. RB.)
It’s honeysuckle time. 13576.
Live, love, laugh and be happy.
2576.
13734.
Hrabe (Billy) “Poets. 23612.
Hribal (Sylvester) Sweetheart I
adore. 12109.
Hruby (Alois) My diary of you.
28530.
Hruby (Viktor) Rendezvous bei
Lehar. 11756.
Hrvacic (John) My beautiful rose.
1458.
Hubaj (Albert):
Csékos nydri 6j?... 425.
Hallgat-e még a sziv szavadra?
20192.
Hovirag. 20272.
Kinek a széke, kinek a barna...
1145.
Magéanak nem leszek én tédbbé
bolondja. 20751.
Magara vagyom...
Hubay (Jeno):
Czardasszenen. 27449.
Variationen jiber ein ungarisches
thema. 24174.
Hubbard (Maryln)
25659.
Hubbell (J. R.)
mond)
Hubbell (P. E.):
Along came you. 24472.
Strolling down the avenue.
Sweet butterfly girl. 26558.
Voice of the Southland is calling
me. 26800.
Hubbell (Raymond) :
1310.
Look here moon.
See Hubbell (Ray-
26537.
Just a chain of daisies. 2589
(144).
Smile you miss. 11956.
Hubbert (Ernest) Faded rose. 3039.
Hubbert (O. L.):
Faded rose. 3039.
I’m wondering where you are
tonight. 3334.
Marguerite. 3623.
She’s made for love. 4132.
Huber (Alice) :
Meaning of moonlight. 23222.
Shrine luncheon club song. 23816.
Spirit of aviation. 19033, 21447.
Wanderlust. 19305.
Huber (Hans) Holy, holy, holy.
3238, 22714.
Huberman (Bronislaw) V-.olinkon-
zert 3, G dur. 18492.
Hubert (EH. A.) Ginger snap. 17818.
Hubert (EK. C.):
It never does nuthin’ but rain.
10881.
Nobody ever loved. 16334.
Huchingson (Bob) We can’t use each
other any more. 21766.
Hudnall (B. F.) Waiting. 7081.
Hudson (Francis) I am happy when
I think of you. 20291.
Hudson (H. M.) Miller of Griffin.
6023.
Hudson Ike) Parole dream _ song.
16450.
Old fashioned pal of
23508.
Hudson (R. F.)
my dreams.
Hudson’s Bay co. In Canada. 25417.
Hiie (G. A.):
Edith au col de ecygne. 21964
(16).
Nocturne. 2589 (123).
Riquet a la houppe. 4039, 6456—
6460.
Roi de Paris. 2589 (285).
Hiihn (Paul) Friulein mama. 3196.
Huerter (Charles) :
For Old Bombay. 5232.
He leadeth me: O blessed thought.
13307.
How sweet the name of Jesus
sounds. 8738.
Little stars at eventide. 18310.
Love built a little garden. 1270.
Me and you. 38648.
Rejoice, the Lord is King. 26258.
Seen in the embers. 28981.
Shepherd, with Thy _ tenderest
love. 189380.
Short story. 11906.
Sunshine came with you.
Thank God for all. 2158.
When the last long twilight falls.
26898.
29173.
Wild flowers. 17142.
Huff (Henry) I won’t give you none.
13501.
Huff (L. A.) Tantum ergo. 6858.
Butt.” (Wi By Bring back that
mamma of mine. 174388.
Huffaker (H. P.):
Along an old Sierra trail. 19537.
1843
INDEX
Huffaker (H. P.)—Continued.
Honey-mine, when will you love
me. 17949.
juand of romance and flowers.
18260.
Let me dream my life away.
18274.
Since you turned me down. 18953.
Where snow-clad mountains kiss
the blue sky above. 26916.
Where the golden poppies grow.
26917.
Huffer (F. K.):
Bumble bee. 7550.
Goodnight, dear friends, good-
night. 5338.
Huffer’s rhythm band book of toy
symphonies. 20277.
Oh, dem golden slippers! 8801.
Oh! Susanna. 8801.
Silver threads among the gold.
ZIST3.
Warner’s novelties for tenor
banjo. 2374.
When Rosalinda sings. 4478.
When they ring the golden bells,
7190.
Huffer’s rhythm band book of toy
symphonies. 20277.
Hufhine (G. Ja Boor
Dull razor blues.
Syneopator. 2124.
Hufford (Velma) It’s a little old
house just over the hill. 10883.
Hug (Geobr.) & co.:
Abends, wann der regen fallt.
24431.
Blasser tag. 4751.
Fabrikgang. 24970.
Fastnachtssymphonie.
Frihlingsfahrt. 25031.
Lied der schmiede. 25616.
Media vita. 25787.
Nachtwandler. 6162.
O Herr, gib jedem seinen eignen
tod. 26034.
O mein heimatland. 26040.
Puppen der kieinen Elisabeth.
26226.
Sonnenfriede.
Sturmnacht.
100 etiiden.
Huger (i)
24325.
Hughes (A. H.) Short communion
service. 12594 (344).
Hughes (A. W.)':
Circus echoes. 371.
Féte des roses. 632.
Jabawauks. 28116.
Unique overture. 9460.
Utility march. 24164.
Hughes (C. P.) In old Capri.
17690.
24980.
26485.
6790.
18248, 25568, 25569.
Will you remember.
28063. |
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
Hughes (EK. B.) Short communion
service. 12594 (344).
Hughes (Hdward) Fare-thee well,
fare-thee well Mother Machree.
200381.
Hughes (Edwin) :
Concerto. 110.
Concerto pathétique.
Sonata. 12693.
Two sonatas.
Waitzes. 75386.
Hughes (Gervase)
the well. 28038.
Hughes (H.) Sunny skies.
Hughes (Herbert) :
At the mid hour of night.
Coll me and clip. 7652.
Wound me not. 9638.
Hughes (O. M.) Brown County blues.
20665.
10079.
Imogen’s song by
9303.
24523.
12799.
Hughes and Stork. Brown County
blues. 12799.
Huguet (—):
Agitato al valzer. 14996.
Agitato misterioso. 14998.
Allegro drammatico. 15018.
Allegro giocoso. 15020.
Allegro poco agitato. 15022.
Andante doloroso. 15037.
Andante religioso. 15038.
Andantino. 20278.
Appassionato cantabile.
Baccanale. 17341.
Calmo meditativo.
Danza barbaresca. 15319.
Danza orientale. 15328.
Humoresque. 15700, 15701.
Maestoso pomposo. 16104.
Moderato semplice.. 16199.
Momento rustico. 16204.
Pastorale. 15695.
Pizzicato misterioso.
1° allegretto grazioso.
1°" allegro moderato.
2° allegretto grazioso.
-2™° allegro moderato.
Huhn (B. 8.)
(174).
Hulbert (H. R.)
lute. 14119.
Hull (Arthur)
by. 24271.
Hull (J. P.) Caprice.
Hull (R. H.) Daffodils.
Hull (Walter) :
For world peace. 22542.
Hurrah boys for ? ? ? 25226.
Men of Jehovah, Men of Mahomet.
28432.
Power of love.
15052.
17468.
16481.
21959.
17231.
21960.
21961.
Jubilate in C. 12594
Orpheus with his
When the clouds roll
15542.
10145.
26203.
1844
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Hulst (M. G.):
Memories. 20833.
Song of Omar. 214238.
Tango. 29228.
Hulten (G. P.):
Down a little winding lane. 15392.
Genevieve. 15552.
Hawaii. S806.
Ill whisper you a secret.
In the moonlight. 1037.
Lullaby. 11157.
Hulthe (C. G.) Tacka vet jag bort i
Hilsingeland. 19110.
20329.
Humberger (Clare) Oh! fudge.
27057 (104).
Humble (KE. H.):
Baby feet. 4686.
Rosa carissima. 6482.
"Twas on a night in June. 9440.
Up above the clouds. T7030.
Bune (J. OO.
Fancy our meeting.
Roll away clouds.
Humeniuk (Paul):
Bohacki winkopletyny. 27251.
Bohacki zaruczyny. 27252.
Czomu Halu he tanciujesz.
Endro border. 24940.
Farmerka. 22499.
Figurantka polka. 13159.
Iwan Lypusznyk. 5715.
Iwas ubijnyk. 22964.
Jestem imigrantka. 22971.
Jide jide Zelman. 5781.
Kozak Petruszka. 18244.
Kozak zawydija. 13665.
Lemkowske prydany. 5829.
Lemkowskyj balee. 5830.
Metelycia snihowycia. 13889.
5180.
6473.
4981.
Nowe krakowiaki. 18618.
Oberek Krakusa. 18628.
Oberek na bosaka. 14074.
Oberek z pod babiej gory. 8798.
Polka Horpyna. 18761.
Polka we fraku. 23615.
Polka wiesniaczka. 8941.
Prosba do czolowika. 23644.
Pryslanci. 28863.
Slub janka. 11950.
Sztajerek z oberkiem. 24001.
Tanec po slubi. 12130.
Tuha za rodynoju. 6994.
Zmowyny. 24423, 29643.
Humes (G. A.) Cheer-o cheer-o my
girl loves me. 10046.
Hummel (H. A.):
I love to ride in your motor car.
10725.
Light of God. 138708.
May memories urge.
Shadows through my window
pane. 11885.
That’s the time when you'll miss
me. 9872.
5983.
Yoo hoo goodlooking! 2544.
Hummel (J. H.):
Auf der kirmes. 19491 (11).
Berges gruss. 19491 (18).
Glécklein im walde. 19491 (80).
Gretchen’s puppe. 19491 (88).
Halali. 19491 (90).
Junge barde. 19491 (109).
Kleine kadett. 19491 (112).
Mit anmuth. 19491 (159).
Rosenfest. 19491 (200).
Seerosen. 21964 (62).
Senner’s abschied. 27057 (121).
Soldaten-liedchen. 19491 (215).
Sprudelnde quelle.” 19491 (218).
Veilchen am bach. 19491 (249).
Wanderer’s abendliedchen. 19491
(256).
Humperdinck (Hngelbert) :
‘Dance with me. 10156.
Prayer from Hansel and Gretel.
8955.
Schwalbe. 14976 (283).
Wiegenlied. 14976 (394).
Humperdinck (Wolfram) :
Schwalbe. 14976 (283).
Wiegenlied. 14976 (394).
Humphreys (J. E.) Chants for the
eanticles used at mornibg prayer.
10087.
Humphreys (Lewis) Come back and
get me daddy. 247388.
Hundley (Gertrude) :
Adoring you. 19507.
Sweetheart of Spain. 4255.
Hundorf (Sophie) Sweet Jaqueline.
14578.
Hungary, reciprocal copyright protec-
tion of music, p. 5
Hunko (Roger) Just like a cloud.
20022.
Hunleth music co. Sacred hymns for
benediction. 16609.
Hunt (Don):
I.do. 27895.
I got a lucky break. 27903.
Rosette. 28926.
Youw’re my temptation.
Hunt (H. B.):
Dat resurrection reveille.
Home brew. 13349.
In the garden of love. 20464.
Hunt (Everhard) Im livin’ on love.
29624.
19893.
27958.
Hunt (G. E.) There’s always some-
thing doing in Ohio. 19177.
Hunt (G. M.):
Today is the tomorrow. 24105.
Watching the clouds drift by.
24208.
Hunt (G. W.) Gipsy dance. 4577
(128).
1845
INDEX
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Hunt (Hol) i At the end of the day. 79.
O’er waiting harpstrings of the Awakening. 12682.
mind. 8799. Ay, ay, ay. 15081.
Shepherd, show me how to go. Bird and the squirrel. 185.
9138. B rth of Christ. 24596.
Hunt (Horace) : Cabin on the bayou. 277, 15201.
By my command. 7998. Cradled in dreams. 418.
Where-e’er you walk. 7998. Deep-water song. 15342.
Hunt (P. F.) Broken hearted mother. Down by the sea. 27542.
4803. Evening prayer. 138121.
Hunt (R. BE.) Dream boat. 13056. Fields o’ Ballyclare. 20047.
Hunt GRY Es: Give a man a horse he can ride.
Burelar: : 22078 3146.
Cheerful rogue. 22225. , How can I forget thee, Russia.
Creepy terror. 22300. 20274. .
Following shadows. 22536. I do not ask, O Lord. 138394.
Ghostly minuet. 22589. In the Northland. 15864, 15865.
V.llainy triumphant. 24182. Kremlin. 18246.
Hunt (Reginald) : Living God. 28301.
Berenice. 22647. Lord, I live in Thee. 1255.
Canzonetta. 23248. Lord’s prayer. 18335.
Minuet in G. 22104. My little honey. 28550.
Rosamunde. 238765. Old love. 26076.
Hunter (A. D.) My way. 11417. Out of the depths. 3887.
Hunter (Kugene) Danse humoresque. Phyllis. 14176.
Papeete Realms of the blest. 18810.
Hunter (F. M.) Talking to heaven. Ride out on wings of song. 40383—
La bre 4035.
Hunter (Fordyce) :
Contentment. 9709 (45).
Coquette. 9709 (46).
Departure. 9709 (51).
Divertissement polka.
(108).
Enchantment. 9709 (58).
Inspiration waltz. 17236 (197).
Progress march. 17236 (326).
Siren. 9709 (216).
Waltz caprice. 17236 (454).
Yearning. 9709 (265).
Hunter (Guy) Violet waltz.
Hunter (L. G.):
17236
29407.
Sax-kapers. 9094.
Saxene. 9095.
Hunter (L. M.) Operating room
blues. 23545.
Hunter (Vinson) She’s mine. 14898.
Hunter (W.G.) Running over. 9071.
Hunter (W. M.)
man. 28413.
Hunter & Cuppett.
dreams of you.
Huntington (C. M.)
Mysterious melody
Moonlight brings
W382:
Man-bird Lindy.
18391.
Huntley (F. H.) Oh, dem golden slip-
pers. 14083.
Huntley (Hal) Song-bird of the
night. 11987.
Huntley (James) .pseud. See Krome
(Hermann)
Hunton (KE. H.) He is risen!
Huntzinger (R. L.) ine:
Angels’ song. 15042,
Arise, shine. 170.
812,
Roses and you. 4063.
Safe in Thy bosom. 143845.
Tabernacle of God is with men.
19108.
Two responses. 12822.
Voice in the wilderness.
Wee fiddle moon. 19824.
When Jesus came. 2439.
When nature is awake. 17102.
Wind’s in the south. 19403.
Hunziker (J. HE.) I love the lady up
in the moon. 383804.
Hupfeld (Herman) :
At the new Grill Leon.
Little hut in Hoboken.
11081.
Hupp (R. V.):
Rosalie. 16586.
Toceata in E flat.
Huppertz (Gottfried) :
Extase fantastique.
Groteske. 15608.
Hymnus. 15708.
Im Garten Eden.
Karussell. 15956.
Memento. 16160.
Hurd (M. T.) Memories. 18876.
Hurd (R. J. W.) Slumber ‘song.
23845.
Hurdle (W.)
5504.
Hurdle (Wilbert)
2538.
2667.
5863,
19206.
15455.
15837.
I like my bootleg man.
Love like mine
makes a honeymoon shine. 16079.
Huré (Jean) Quatre lettres de
femmes. 25225.
1846
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INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Hurley (A. J.) Id rather have a rose.
5485.
Hurst (Jan) Menuet de_ concert.
1372.
Hurst (Murray) Cafeteria. 17462.
Hurt (B. J.) Annie Mae. 15045.
Hurtig (Jennie) Do you love me
truly. 5061.
Huson (T. A.) Old John’s rebuttal.
26074.
Muss .(H.,H:):
Gavotte capricieuse.
Menuet. 24426 (174).
Huston (EF. C.):
For the honor of old Purdue.
27668.
I’m happy in Jesus. 27954.
Lead on, O King Eternal. 282438.
Shepherds, by night, were watch-
24426 (95).
ing. 29022.
Huston (F. F.) Jama jama blues.
25477.
Huszka (—) Komedias dall, igloi
diakok. 20591.
Hutcherson (R. M.):
Day dreams. 10177.
I'm going to make good for you.
10730.
Hutchinson (E. L.)
you. 22722.
Hutchinson (T. H.)
Honey ah lub
I know I made
1 Lucky Strike. 252738.
Hutchinson (V. H.) Rival _ poets.
23702.
Hutchison (Frank):
Back in my home town. 125.
C. & O. exeursion. 22179.
Hutchinson’s rag. 881.
Johnny and Jane. 22977.
Last scene of the Titanic. 23044.
Logan County blues. 23101.
Miner’s blues. 1387.
Stackalee. 238924.
West Virginia rag. 24228.
Wild hogs in the red brush. 2496.
Wild horse. 24320.
Huth (H. M.) .
Hurray! Hurray! 17972.
Hutt (D. D.) When the winter winds
blow cold. 29491.
Hutton (A. M.) Arkansas, the wonder
state. 4648, 17314.
Hutton (D. L.) What a friend we
have. 24230.
Hutton (Minnie) Some sweet some-
time. 6706..
Hyacinth. 3547, 11363.
Hyams (Benjamin):
Gigolo. 22592.
No one agrees with us. 25998.
Hyams (O. C.) In the sunshine.
13553:
yact.. (C. "tT )
your smiles and you.
Sweetheart I still love
23987.
Hyatt (M. B,)
Florida. 20850.
Hyatt (N.’ I.) 0 Jesus, ‘Thou art
standing. 27157 (101).
Hyatt (Oscar) :
For you a lei. 25013.
May day is lei day in Hawaii.
I’m goin’ back. to
8562.
Hyde (H. E.) Let the words of my
mouth. 28264.
Hyde (L. UL.) Mother’s farewell.
6072.
Hyde (Will) He told me to think of
a number. 3209.
Hyland (R. C.) Hyland’s house duett.
13378.
Hylton (Jack) Hylton’s (Jack) good
old songs. 20284.
Hylton’s (Jack) good old _ songs.
20284.
Hyman (Syd):
Alone. 22009.
Vivyette. 21738.
Hynek (Gus) I’m coming back to you.
20345.
Hyronemus (J. M.) Love birds cooing,
16073.
I got a robe. 25261.
I'm a pilgrim. 5529.
22843.
22880.
2224.
I shall not be moved.
I wouldn’t sell baby.
Iacapraro (Ida) Bimbo.
Iandoli (Nicola) :
Cielo stellato.
Vi piace. 2320.
Iannaceone (Arnaldo) :
’O piro € maturato. 14071.
Tristi ricordi. 14700.
Iannaccone (Pietro) Fammi dormire.
3044.
Iannone, Cagg’ano, Iannone, inc.:
Who’s laughing now. 21853.
You’ve broken this poor heart of
mine. 29628.
Tasilli (Gerardo) :
American army military march.
2651.
Triplin’-sax.
Ibanez (HH. L.):
Because I’m blue. 12728.
I love you dear. 13425.
In a little bungalow. 8242.
Ibert (Jacques) :
Angélique. 12651.
Persée et Androméde. 14169.
Toceata. 20413.
Valse. 8222.
Ich betrtig’ dich nur aus liebe. 20415,
22054, 22567, 22882, 22909, 23937.
Ide -(Charles) :
Close of the day.
Down lovers’ lane.
God’s heb’m. 22614.
Happy is the word. 22657.
19804.
2247.
1847
INDEX
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Ide (Charles )—Continued.
I could write a song about you.
25250:
In a three room flat for three.
18124.
Lady of love. 25572.
Love chant. 18346.
Shake de white folks down.
23789.
Sing a little song of love, baby.
21381.
Song of the cynic. 19007.
Turn out the sunshine. 29354.
Waitin’ for the happy day. 26811..
What a pretty thing you are.
21784.
When you say were in love.
29501.
You’re wonderful. 19474.
Ide (G. W.) Song of Connecticut.
9228.
Ideal song co. Sogno dun _ tango.
9201.
Idelson (Harry):
In my heart there’s a pain. 13542.
When nobody’s looking. 12413.
Iden (R. J.) Saviour, let me abide
with Thee. 18878.
Idiart (Jean) lLove’s dream. 20726.
Idle (Frank) Come live with me, and
be my love. 392.
Idomeneo. 113381.
Ietti (Domenico) Disonore. 2951.
Ietti-Rossi (S. G.) Nuova calabri-
sella. 18619.
Ihne (V. EB.) Coktail-fox. 4930.
Ijames (June) Friends. 22559.
Il est pourtant temps de me marier.
56438.
Ilgenfritz (McNair) :
O belle nuit. 8783.
Zephyrs. 17229.
Titis:..Gur, 4H.) Iitis piano books.
28034, 28035.
Ilynsky (A.) Slumber song. 1988.
Im trauten heim. 5647, 10834.
Imber (lL. N.) Hatikvoh. 27792.
Imbrie (D. D.):
Doors. 7767.
Guitar song.
In Samothrace
8258.
7992.
and Samarkand.
Since I met you. 9167.
Song to her. 9249.
Imes (June) pseud. See Ijames
(June) 22559.
Imhof (C. H.) Mother loye. 3695.
Immanuel. 20489.
Immanual hymnal. 1385238.
Immel (EK. C.) Wreck of the eigh-
teenth amendment. 26984.
Imperial crest music publishers.
eyes, won’t you be mine. 7515.
Blue |
Imperial method for the slide trom-
bone. 4577 (179).
Impresario. 113382.
Imrick (J. E.) Drifting and dream-
ing of you. 5109.
Imrisek (M. M.) That old sweetheart
of mine. 19151.
Imuver-verlag, Paul Przetak:
Auf dem chimborasso. 4671.
Maya. 5986.
In Canada. 25417.
In dulci jubilo. 28050.
In einer kleinen konditorei. 28051.
In old Savonia. 1026.
In quest of Santa Claus. 20458.
In the shadow of the cross. 18149.
Inaugural bawl. 422.
Independent music publishers:
And how. 9779.
Did you? 487.
Each little kiss.
Indiana university.
revue board) :
Indiana university’s Jordan River
revue. 10865, 138555.
Out of my dreams. 11581.
Indy (Vincent d’):
22442,
(Jordan River
Bergére et son chaton. 7496.
Bouquet de printemps. 7531.
Compére Guillery. 7659.
Enfant do... 7819.
Ktranger. 17236 (120).
Fervaal. T7877.
Foret enchantée. 2580 (99).
Galant chasseur et la belle lai-
tiére. 7938.
Il pleut, bergére. 8237.
Karadee. 2589 (146).
Madrigal. 8515.
Petit papa. 8905.
Sextuor. 18918, 18919.
Six paraphrases. 8274.
Infante (Manuel) Nocturne andalou.
14050.
Ingenito (Giovanni) Canto dei fasci
all’estero. 22200.
Inger (Fanny) ‘Tell me what is there
to do? 14607.
Ingersoll (H. F.) Why don’t you
smile. 2488.
Moontime. 6059.
There’s a golden
Ingersoll (R. C.)
Ingham (Nelson)
dawn for someone. 4313.
Inghelbrecht (D. E.) Métamorphose
d’Eve. 8598.’
Ingler (A. F.) City that’s coming
down. 27057 (25). ;
Inglis (Andrew) By the _ lagoon.
12S ise
Ingo (J. M.):
Curious quartet. 27446.
Fantasia a la sonata. 27633.
Ingold (C. W.) Maxie Zweeble taxi.
18425.
1848
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Ingraham (Roy):
Deep in the arms of love. 2930,
10203.
I loved you before I met you.
27950.
I sing all my love songs to you.
22844.
Lovely one. 3588.
ineram (BB. . RB.) Only dreaming.
6258.
1418.
My honey baby.
-Ingram (Grace) Moon Mullins.
Ingrassia (Mildred)
18524.
Inimitable lovers. 15875.
Inn of the golden cheese. 22936.
Innario. 10869.
Innere licht. 22937.
Innis (L. S.) Tree at dusk. 9421.
International-edition, G. m. b. H.:
Blond oder braun. 9920, 9921.
Mein schatz ist braun wie scho-
kolade. 11241, 11242.
Meine koénigin! 25794.
Mit dir m6dcht ich ziehn bis ans
ende der welt. 11295, 11296.
Na also, Marie! 11422, 11428.
Patience. 11622, 11623.
Trinken, das ktissen, das hat sei-
nen, grund. 12254, 12255.
Wenn ein siisses midel triumt.
26850, 26851.
International music co.:
Ain’t she real cute? 26.
Amelia. 7359.
Arabella. 2651.
Autumn winds. 27157.
Bee-ology. 27200.
By the lazy river. 9987.
Dawn and dew bring thoughts of
you. 463.
Enchantement. 3012.
Faint heart. 27630.
High tension. 5427.
Hot sax. 80738.
I wish I could forget you. 28010.
Katesk. 13647.
Learning to fall in love with you.
20624.
One day, you will remember.
11544.
Pianotes. 8914.
Sing this old song with me.
29050.
Symphonic blues. 16860.
Twilight whispers. 9449.
International music co., ltd.:
Hight English tunes. 15257.
Four impressions. 19103.
Seven cameos. 2757.
International music pub. co.:
Dobrze mi sie przy wojsku po-
wodzi. 502.
Dwie kumoszki. 2988.
Kolo mego ogrédeezko. 3504.
Neue schnitzelbank. 1534.
Nowa przepiéreczka. 3815.
Oberki Tarnowskie. 1589.
Od Wioseczki do Wioseczki. 3833.
Siedzi jagna na progu. 4141.
Spiewki na przeprowadziny. 4200.
Taniec woOjta na weselu. 4265.
Zeubita wianeczek dziewczy na Z
lublina. 4576.
Internationale pressa-ausstellung Koln
1928 e. V. Pressa-marschlied. 1736.
Inurreta (J. L.) Chupamirto. 367.
Investment bond & trust co., Itd.
Whoopee, Texas jubilee. 9594.
Ioannidi (Spyro) Chamené agapé.
27334.
Iodice (Salvatore) :
Come mi baci tu. 24742.
Stecchettiana. 26515.
Iorio (A. Di) Vuccuccia d’ore.
Ippolito (A.):
Non ti rammenti i baci.
Spazzacamino. 4197.
Stornelli romani. 4215.
Stornelli toscani. 4216.
Ippolito (A. C.) Appassionato. 7382.
Ippolito (Anthony) Sweetheart, I
still love you. 19095.
Ippolito (Giuseppe) Frate vendicato.
7926.
Ippolitow-Ivanow (M.):
Bless the Lord, O my soul.
Grusinischer kriegsmarsch.
Lesghinka. 5831.
Irby (P. A.) Valses brunettes.
Ireland (Hugh)
in Killarney.
Ireland. 1063.
Irish countryside songs. 1065.
Irish Free State, reciprocal copyright
OLVMUSIE S| 5:
Irish school master.
Irish songs. 22944.
Iroquois (John) At the end of the
warpath. 17324.
Irvin’ (Richard) Patria:
Irving (Eva Bell-)
7072.
3807.
192.
5831.
2308.
When it’s moonlight
29481.
5690.
11624.
See Bell-Irving
(Eva)
Irving (Herbert) pseud. See Arono-
vitz (H. I.)
Irving (I. V.) Broken dreams. 251.
Irving music co. Orthophonic. 11571.
Irwin (Max):
Anyone, but me. 17308..
Banjo that man Joe plays. 7461.
Bitter sweet.
Chappell’s
7608.
Ev’ry little moment. 4205.
Heure bleue. 10620, 10621, 17922.
I’m a one-man girl. 5528.
I’m lonely. 935.
Japansy. 1083.
17399, 22128.
cinema library. 324,
INDEX
Irwin (Max)—Continued.
Let’s do it, let’s fall in love,
Looking at you. 12393.
Lucky girl. 3600.
On the Prater. 16405.
Roses and women. 16595.
Spread a little happiness.
There’s nothing new in
26652.
What is this thing called love.
12393.
When I set eyes on you.
Isaacs (L. M.): :
Dark hills. 2919.
Scherzetto. 4096.
Isenberg (EK. F.) jr.
Isopy (Honorine) :
Ce que femme veut. 7310 (28).
Ce que l’on reve. 24426 (34).
Dans les fleurs. 7310 (47).
Faute des roses. 24426 (84).
Forains. 7310 (61).
Frimousse. 24426 (92).
Jeune fille modern style.
(80).
Messalinette. 24426 (178).
Modern style. 24426 (183).
Nuit. 7310 (104).
Papillons. 24426 (216).
Petite annonce. 24426 (224).
Polka des petits oiseaux, 24426
(226).
Tout feu tout flamme. 7310 (137).
Tout passe. 24426 (281).
Valse triste. 7310 (140).
Israel (Harry) That sweet,
sweetie, baby of mine. 19160.
Tsreal (Howard) :
Just one of those things.
Woods of Belleau. 9632.
Your so sweet. 9696.
It’s me oh! Lawd. 22957.
Italian book co.:
Collection of Italian and Neapoli-
tan songs. 383-887, 2858-2862,
10089, 19815, 27393-27395.
Cuore tzigano. 19868.
Maruska. 18416.
Miniera. 6027.
Napule ...e niente echil. 20969.
Nuove canzoni di primavera 1929.
16351, 21017.
7461.
4205.
love.
3600.
99.
Baby mine.
7310
sweet,
8348.
Piedi ... piedi . . . piedigrotta
1929. 23599. :
Piedigrotta Bideri 1929. 23600.
Piedigrotta C. O. Lardini. 28807.
Piedigrotta F. Mario Russo 1929.
23601.
Piedigrotta Gennarelli 1929.
21160.
Piedigrotta Mario 1929. 21161.
Piedigrotta Napoli 1928. 14181.
Piedigrotta Santa Lucia. 18742.
pt. 11, n..s., v.24 |
Piedigrotta © 1929:
21162.
Piedigrotta 1929. 21168-21165.
Strenna azzurra italica. 16814.
Strenna rosa. 16815.
Italian dance. 18176.
Italy, reciprocal copyright protection
of music, p. 5.
Itzel (John):
Hush-a-bye my babykins.
(98).
To have you love. 12594 (400).
Iuvone (G. A. R.) Juanita. 1105,
Ivanovici (I.) Waves of the Danube.
26830.
Ivernois (J. P. d’)
(ie)
Iverson (A. P.)
be lonesome.
Iverson (Daniel)
Santojanni
See D’Ivernois
I never knew I could
18064.
Try a smile. 26709.
Ives (C. EH.) Fourth symphony. 5242.
Ives (C. T.) Hymnal for schools.
12594 (135).
Ivey (H. L.) That little girl I love.
19146.
Izzo (A. R.) Buy me anything. 12810.
Jachim (H. A.) My Rosalie. 6147.
Jachino (Carlo) 2° quartetto. 9704.
Jack (Frank de) See De Jack
(Frank)
Jack Darrell’s kiddie karnival. 2450.
Jackman (H. I.):
Baby hands. 12689.
I want to go back. 28001.
My flapper baby. 18516.
That dear old grandpa of mine.
19141.
When the autumn leaves are turn-
ing gold. 14843.
Jackman (Percy) Italian = salad.
Ysen ks:
Jackson (A. F.) Isle of love. 22948.
Jackson (A. W.) As I think of my
dear mother. 15056.
Jackson (C.. °C) Roaming alone.
26280.
Jackson (C. J.) Pine song.
Jackson (Charlie) :
Corn liquor blues. 2882.
Jungle man blues. 3466.
Jackson (Cliff) Gutbucket shuffle.
10571.
Jackson (Corlies) :
Just one of those things.
Woods of Belleau. 9632.
Your so sweet. 9696.
Jackson (Dudley) :
Down below the Mason Dixie line.
28812.
8348.
17662.
Rose-Lee. 21264.
Jackson (Elmer) Chum of today,
chum of tomorrow. 10071.
1850
19491 ?
a ey # =
(ee oe
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Jackson (EKuga):
Just because you are you. 5756.
Little pal I am lonesome for you.
23093.
My Bobby.
Jackson (Hugene) When the stars
shall cease to shine. 26900.
Jackson (H. F.) Venetian moon and
you. 2315.
Jackson (Henri) That’s more than I
can stand. 12170.
Jackson (Howard):
Hearts in Dixie. 3210.
Here comes the bride.
Jubilatin’. 38459.
Lazy rhapsody.
Jackson (J.):
Going ‘round
20155.
I’m wild about my lovin’.
Jackson (J. B.):
I wander wondering.
Love divine. 18347.
Songs. 214380.
Jackson (J. C.) Moonshine. 18483.
Jackson (J. F.) That Yankee mother
of mine. 14634.
Jackson (J. H.) Slips. 21395.
Jackson (J. T.) St. Louis robbin.
26320.
Jackson (Jim):
Bye bye policeman. 12817.
I'm gonna move to Louisiana.
5546.
Kansas City blues.
Long gone. 20697.
Mean woman blues. 28415.
This ain’t no place for me. 14659.
11353.
3221.
25591.
the mountain.
20376.
18077.
5771.
This morning she was_ gone.
14660.
Traveling man. 21662.
What a time. 14819.
saekson? (La. W.)i:
Blue Ridge moonshine blues.
4764.
My Joe from Chicago. 13978.
Jackson (Lulu): .
Lost lover blues. 3577.
You're going to leave the old home
Jim. 4559.
Jackson (M. B.)
Jackson (M. L.)
jubilee. 9594.
Jackson (Mike):
Divorce. 22378.
Whoopee, Texas,
Them things have got me. 21584.
Whoop it up. 14870.
Jackson (Nelson) Cinema __ kiss.
19806.
Jackson (O. W.) Mareh Sumner.
13828.
Jackson (P. N.) Submarine S~—.
4225.
Jackson (Preston) Why did you.
12465.
2469—30——_19
Jackson (Robert) : .
21964 (57).
Primrose waltz.
Thanksgiving march. 21964 (69).
Jackson (S. B.) pseud. See Gabriel
(GicHy), 2286.
Jackson (Sam) I know that I’m fall-
ing in love. 27915.
Jackson (Thomas) Give me sweet
dreamland with a wonderful one like
you. 3148.
Jacob (Gordon) :
Bedtime song. 19627.
Bluebottle. 209.
Dancing doll. 451,
Evening mood. 594.
Village dance. 21782.
Jacob (Maxime):
Chansons d’amour. 10035.
Deux poémes de Tristan Deréme.
15905.
Sérénade. 1918.
Jacobi (Martin) :
All night long. 4614.
Another broken heart. 19554.
I am but a dreamer. 20290.
If I can take you from somebody
else. 158238.
If I could just call you sweetheart.
15825.
Just a little love song. 18207.
Keep a smiling while it rains.
20572.
Mammy’s lullaby. 5959.
Peek-a-boo. 28796.
Teasin’ me. 21541.
Underneath the moon. 7026.
Jacobs (A. T.):
As long as I still have you. 15058.
Beside the western Sea. 7497.
Blue lagoon. 99382.
Dream. 10268.
For you and I. ‘7915.
I don’t care if you’re blue. 17994.
I got a misery. 22767.
I said ten. 10767.
If you went away. 28031.
It’s happened to me. 13574.
Love. 28825.
My fraternity man. 28535.
Never again. 87438.
Only you. 11556.
She wouldn’t say yes. 11901.
So does she. 18983.
That’s what you mean to me.
14627.
You just you.
Jacobs (Cecille) Can’t you love me
like you love someone else. 27313.
Jacobs -(F. B.) Alabama moonlight.
(Spee
Jacobs (G. E.) Airmail. 21992.
Jacobs (M. B.) Elaine. 17703.
Jacobs (M. L.) Say it with flowers.
21299.
9664.
1851
Jacobs (Walter)
27057 (27):
Jaccbs (Walter) ine.:
Autumn moods. 9814.
Chiefs’ council. 10054, 10055.
Clock. 379.
Coronation march. 6012, 6013.
Flirting butterflies. 17765.
Flute call. 15500, 15501.
Folk songs of America.
22535.
Gypsy dance. 5365.
Havana nights. 10593.
Humoresque. 26718, 26714.
In melody land. 28055.
Massachusetts Bay tercentenary.
93911, 28402, 28403.
Monastery bells. 1411, 1412.
Over the waves. 6289, 6290.
Power and glory. 11684, 11685.
Salut 42 Pesth. 28942, 28943.
Sheila. 16685.
Signal fires. 11912, 11913.
Silver wings. 11916.
Snuggle pup. 11960.
Stomp dance. 23938, 23939.
Sun-tan. 23956.
Youth triumphant.
Zora. 12584.
Jacobs-Bond (Carrie)
(C. J.-)
Jacobsen (A. M. K.):
Child of the Hast.
Lonely blues. 1244.
- Jacobsen (J. O.):
Dreams have come true. 13068.
Must I forget the love I have for
you. 18952.
Jacobsen (Maxim) 100 technische
paraphrasen tber Kreutzer-ettiden.
25476.
Jacobsma (Clarence) :
Little baby. 20668.
Lost and drifting.
Cupids on parade.
22533,
ONT. coe.
See Bond
336.
16069.
Jacobson (C. A.) I’m waiting for you,
Mary Ann. 15788.
Jaccbson (Elmer) Hiawatha land.
10626.
Jacobson (F. A.) Crucified. 27440.
Jacobson (Fae):
Day dreams. 5014.
There’s a dare in Kil-dare. 6909.
Waltz of memories. 7098.
Jacobson (Gerard) :
Sieben schlager aus Die hotel-
ratte. 9968.
Wer hat dich bloss so aufgeklirt,
mein Klirchen? 2400.
Jacobson (J. A.) Forgetting. 27674.
Jacobson (J. R.) Do you know why
the lilacs are sweetest of all? 17648.
Jacobson (Maurice) :
Bear’s song. 19620.
Better and better. 15139.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
a a
Beware! 17390. -
English posy. 7822.
Fantasia on Beggat’s opera airs.
5181.
Laird o’ Cockpen. 83891.
Londonderry air. 16055.
Richard de Castre’s prayer to
Jesus. 18827.
Robin Redbreast’s testament.
9047.
Sea shanties. 11862.
Skeleton tree. 6673.
.Sonatine. 18997.
Songs without words.
Truth in parentheses.
Tunes from Carmen.
Jacobson (Viola)
15355.
Jacoby (Hlliott) :
~ Alabamy snow. 7384.
Cabaret kisses. 15200.
Closer to me. 10082.
Dance of the babes in the wood.
DOD
Distortion. 5049.
I’ve got the world right in
palm of my hand. 22856.
My Hawaiian sweetheart. 1476.
Photograph of the sweeter half of
my like affair. 21158.
Pickaninny’s eryin’. 6321.
Since you came into my life. 1966.
6006.
14709.
22129,
Discontented people.
the
’Snice, like this. 16725.
Solita. 2003.
Under the spell of the roses.
26737.
When two lips call. 7191.
When you're counting the stars
alone. 21824.
Jacoby (Gabriel)
rose. 17284.
Jacoby (M. C.):
Bashful. 24550.
Trois melodies. 1080.
Jacovacci (Kdouard) Zita’s smile.
29642. ’
Jacquemont (R-) 2. soak
Gaity-suite. 3119.
H malaya. 13336.
Kansas. 138644.
Nevada. 14028.
Scénes mystiques.
West Point.. 14815.
Jacques (Leo) Love, a home, and you.
Alpha phi delta
6551.
28326.
Jacquest (W. E.) Breathe soft, ye
winds. 9955.
Jacquet (Bobbie) pseud. See Jacobs
(Cecille)
Jacquet (H. M.):
Cigarette. 7639, 22252.
Hortense’s song. 17957.
I love you, adore you. 22795.
I love you, I adore you. 8139.
1852
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= Shoifor shel mushiach.
> SS UE
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
Lonely road. 8465.
Love letters. 8485.
Peter and chorus girls. 1690.
Pretty girls and roses. 14236,
14237.
Rhapsody in EH flat. 4790.
Richard and Gabrielle... 1802.
Shoe-clap-platter. 29027.
Silver swan. 18941, 18942.
Till I met you. 24089, 26672,
29301.
Where life and dreams are true.
4490.
Jacquot (Louis) Derniére grimace.
2936, 2937.
Jaezinski. - (A. S:) Disappointed.
2950.
Jadassechn (S.) Were I a birdling.
24227.
Jager (—) Wine nacht, ein lied und
fares. ~ 13086.
Jiger (K. M.) Da draussen beim
Radetzky ... 17597.
Jaeger (M. F.) Because I know I’m
>a ll Ue
Lonesome and
in love with you.
Jaeger (Marguerite)
blue. 8467.
Jaéll (Alfred) Faust.
Jirnefelt (Armas) :
Praeludium. 6369.
Wiegenlied. 21861.
Jaffe (Julius) :
14976 (116).
A shadchin fin iener velt. 19496.
Ellis Island. 10331.
Es macht sich. 154386.
Farshtoisene mamma. 7868.
Gisheft hob ich. 7954.
Im shuldig in eirlich. 8238.
Miten reb ns koiech. 25848.
Moid mt apetit. 8623.
Oif der hetzke. 11523.
Reb akiveh shoichet.
Regards from Russia.
14274.
4015.
11905.
Student march. 2078.
Valse fantastic. 9474.
Yingaliss chulem. 26993.
Jaffe (Louis) Menasheh. 16169.
Jaffe (Moe):
Baby, who cares. 7442.
Lookin’ around for someone. 3570.
Loose ankles. 13755.
Nothing to do but ‘love. 1562,
6197.
_Whoopee hat brigade. 12455,
14871.
You gotta get goin. 17203.
Jahn (A. G. de) See De Jahn (A. G.)
Jahn (F. C.) Dawn of love. 27476.
Jahrmarkt von Sordtschintzi. 7973.
Jairus’ daughter. 15906.
Jakway (Alberta) Marching to con-
quer the future.. 13831.
Jalbert (D. C.) Marie, I love you.
16133. -
Jalowicz (Roger) Waltz of the
skates. 12338.
James (B. P.):
Come, dance wth me. 2868.
Golden days. 31683.
Sweet dreams. 26559.
Venetian twil ght. 26772.
Young harpist. 4570.
James (Beatrice) pseud.
(B. G.)
James (Billy):
All quiet on the western front.
See Pollak
22005.
Alphabet song. 9763.
Carita. 4853.
Down South feeling. 5086.
Dreamy eyes. 542.
Ive got them stock market blues.
27990.
Under starry skies of old Hawaii.
2281.
James (C. E.) Joker. 25496.
James (Nonita) pseud. See Pollak
(B. G.)
James (O. E.) You’re the only girl
that ever made me cry. 21939.
James (Philip) Song of joy. 9230.
James (V. W.) Sunshine girl. 21502.
James (W. G.) Five very easy piano
solos. 10897.
Jameson (A. A.):
Refuge in the rock of ages. 26248.
There ‘s glory in my soul. 14644.
Jameson (G. V.) Berea song. 7494.
Jamieson (G. E.) Under a dreamy
moon. 16990.
Jamison (J. W.):
Idol of my dreams. 22884.
Who’s goin’. 29526.
Jampel (Blanche) New love. 6171.
Janacek (Leos) Msa_ glagolskaja.
13944.
Janas (Irene) I haven’t a thing to
wear. 25267.
Janda (O. F.) prop. Spotlight music
co. I always think of you. 884.
Jankelwitz (Mrs. Wolf) :
Schwester. 9106.
Yosem’l. 9647.
Janner (Kasper):
Golden tear drops. 738.
Ob Dorothy. 1598.
Rosa Lee. 26294.
Jannone (Antonio) Piccadilly.
3934, 11644.
Jansen _(M. C.)
3587.
Janssen (Werner) :
3933,
Loveliness of you.
Blow the blues away. 199.
Load is heavy. 20688.
New Year’s eve in New York.
25981.
1853
INDEX.
a eee
Janssen (Werner)—Continued.
Shake high, shake low. 1933.
What a girl. 2406.
What could I do. 2410.
Janvier (L. B. de) See De Janvier
(LeBe)
Jaques (Edmund) Ave verum. 24511.
Jaques-Daleroze (EH.) Notre petite
vie 4 nous. 11473, 11477.
Jarden (KE. M.) ‘True gift.
Jardin (Ch.):
Jonuqgue sur le lac. 57388.
Mousmée danse. 6077.
Nagasaki... 6163.
Patrouille japonaise. 6310.
Jarecki (Thadeus) In Bohemia. 3392.
Jarmark (Philip) :
Down in Hawaii.
Dreamy melody.
One girl in a million.
Steppin’ high. 19042.
You made me forget.
Jarnefelt (A.) Berceuse.
26707.
15393.
22430.
23939.
24386.
12736.
Jaros (KE. T.) Summer love sweet-
heart. 19064.
Jaros (F. J.) Summer love sweet:
heart. 19064.
Jarratt (Lita) Playtime fancies.
14195.
Jarrett (HE. C.) jr. Girl of my heart,
I’m lonely. 17821.
Jarrett (F. S.) Evangeline. 590.
Jarrett (Gus):
Désespoir et espoir. 24841.
Larmes. 25585.
Jarrett (S. B.) Old town bank has
closed its door. 18654.
Jasinski (John):
Album no. 1. 7340, 7341.
Bialy mazur! 24591.
Oberek do biatego dnia. 26046.
Przyjemne chwile wale. 26224.
Szezesliwy basz dom. 26587.
Jasinski (John) music co. Vesperae
solemnes de SS. EHucharistiae Sac-
ramento. 21728.
Jaxon (Frankie):
Fan it. 10383.
Hit-ta-ditty low down. 32381.
How can I get it. 10661.
Jaspers barb-b-que. 3440.
Jay (Harry) pseud. See Lincoln
Gs Ae 4)
Jay (Nancy) :
For a day. 10447.
I can forget all the others. 13386.
I’m living with memories. 25316,
Pag pW:
If I should tell you that I love
you. 20431, 22891, 25386.
Lady of my dreams. 18250.
Needing you. 11433.
Nobody else, just you. 11462.
pt. In, n. s., v. 24
To the sea. 19205..
Under an old world sky. 16991.
Jay (Rueben) pseud. See Shores
GRE, de)
Jay (Tillie):
For a day. 10447.
I ean forget all the others.
I’m living with memories.
25a kt.
If I should tell you that I love
you. 20431, 22891, 25386.
Lady of my dreams. 18250.
Needing you. 11438.
Nobody else, just you. 11462.
To the sea. 19205.
Under an old world sky. 16991.
13386.
25316,
Jayne (H. B.) Moon-god and the
maidens. 28476.
Jeanfavre (R. A. Parade rest. 6302.
Jeanjean (Paul) 18 etudes de perfec- .
tionnement. 8303.
Jeep (Johann) :
Lord, hear the voice of my com-
plaint. 23128.
O longing generation. 23478.
Jeffers (Rebecca) Kind words never
die. 5784.
Jefterson (Lemon) :
Dynamite blues. 5121.
Hagle eyed mama blues.
Oil well blues. 18647.
Sad news blues. 6519.
Jefferson (Maceo) :
Habits of my own. 25124.
Jordan bound. 25498.
Jefferson (Mario) :
5125.
Doll baby. 24851.
Vision glorious. 24188.
Jefferson (Sherman) Pretty mama.
21193.
Jefferson (T. J.) Speedway-march.
26501.
Jefferson (Terry) :
Doll baby. 24851.
Vision glorious. 24188.
Jefferson (W. TT.) My Caroline.
12594 (253).
Jeffery (EH. H.):
In the same old way. 18148.
Palo Alto fox trot. 6296.
Jeffery (J. A.) Awakening of spring.
95.
Jeffords (M. L.):
Apple of life. 2649, 2650.
Love’s sweet melody. 3592.
Loves sweet melody, in old New
York. 3593.
Jeffrey (L. E.) Wreck of the S. S.
Vestris. 29579.
Jeisy (Pauline)
8347, 23006.
Jekyll (Joé) :
Boston nostalgique.
Réve. 4027, 26261.
Just one little year.
2772.
1854
a
Jellinek (F.):
Centifolien.
Kasinoklinge.
Jemison (W. Z.):
All I get is bye-bye.
American girls. 27113.
Black Maria blues. 27282.
10029.
10967.
27085.
I haven’t kissed her yet. 27908.
Make hey-hey while the sun
shines. 28373.
Miss Pat. 25841.
Nile love song. 28619.
She’s got that. 29016.
Sometime soon. 29102.
You can’t be good in Hollywood.
29601.
Jemnitz (Alexander) Serenade.
11876.
Jenkins (A. I.) California’s calling
you. 2801.
Jenkins (Andrew) :
Alabama flood. 12614.
Fate of Elba, Alabama. 13149.
Flood song. 7901.
Little old cabin in the mountains.
20682.
Rambling yodel Sam. 18807.
Tennessee yodel man blues. 19138.
Jenkins (B. W.) jr. Facing new
worlds. 7852. ;
Jenkins (BE. T. C.) Oh! how I love a
Christmas day. 6225.
Jenkins (F. F.) I thank God for you.
20388.
Jenkins (H. A.) jr. Top-of-the-morn-
ing to you, sir. 6962.
Jenkins (H. J.):
Flying along. 657,
°° SS. army «air
26743.
Jenkins (Hezekiah) :
Hen pecked man. 13324.
I’ve got what it takes. 10778.
Jenkins (I. BE.) Oh! how I love-a
Christmas day. 6225.
Jenkins (J. W.) sons’ music ¢o.:
Blame it on the moon. 17405.
Groundwork of violin playing.
10442.
corps march.
17866.
armonica Harry. 27788.
Harry, the harmonica _ king.
22661.
If I could write a song. 20426,
25381.
Piccolo Pete. 8915.
Somewhere there’s someone. 14492.
Jenkins (Louise) It’s only when we’re
dancing. 5710.
Jennings (C. B.) Song service num-
ber one for initiatory work. 9248.
Jennings (C. H.) Dream girl. 27551.
Jennings (C. H.) jr.:
In my dreams we are sweethearts
again. 1023.
Memory. 3658.
Jennings (E. P.):
I’m always
18433.
I used to call you buddie.
Panhandle moon. 18714.
Pleading. 14196.
Jennings (Kathleen) Pleading. 14196.
Jennings (M.L.) Keep smiling. 3490.
Jennings (Smiles) pseud. See Jen-
nings (EK. P.)
Jennings (W. E.)
chasing fig leaves.
18072.
Absent sweethearts. 9713.
Girl of tomorrow. 13234.
Have you forgotten. 15641.
My rose of yesterday. 16288.
Television. 26610.
Yo yo. 26996.
Jennings (Willie)
137438.
Jénoe (Roger) :
Cortége. 2883.
Habanera. 3186.
Madriléne. 3608.
Sévillane. 4124.
Jensen (F. V.) Frances of Virginia.
10466.
Jensen (J. D.) Behind an old Span-
ish fan. 22106.
Jepheott (Norman Coke-)
Jephcott (Norman )
Lonesome for you.
See Coke-
‘Jepperson (S. J.):
Hop-off. 3245.
Sweetheart of the dawn. 4256.
Jeppesen (Harold) Home and you.
10641.
Jernigan
16676.
Jerome (Frederic) pseud. See Fearis
(Jas)
Jerome (M. K.):
Bride without a groom.
Dream boat. 27550.
Everybody’s darling. 22479.
Female funster. 20043.
(G. E.) She’s my baby.
24635.
Help yourself to my love. 20240.
If I could learn to love. 22886.
Indian number. 28078.
Life can be so lonesome. 23064.
Little cavalier. 16041.
My Mary dear. 28557.
Oh! Oh! Oh! what I know—
about love. 21047.
Only the girl. 21089.
Straight place and show. 19050.
That’s how much I need you.
16899.
Toujours. 16954.
Were you just pretending. 29461.
You and I in the moonlight. 9651,
12517-12519, 14924, 14925.
1859
INDEX
Jespersen (H. H.) Dream sweetheart.
22417, 27559.
Jesse James. 1088.
Jessel (George) If you believed in
me. 10820.
Jessel (Leo) :
Miidels, die man liebt.
Parade
18718.
Prinzessin Husch. 16513.
Jessup (Nathalie) Thinking of Cal-
vary. 6919.
Jessye (Hva)
themes. 5182.
Jester (W. S.):
Rose of Dundee. 18849.
Tell me Daisy. 19133.
Jesus Garcia (Belisario de) :
Muchachas alegres. : 11336.
Rosalba. 26295. |
Jesus knows. 12594 (168).
Jeteli¢ku v lese. 28134.
Jeter (C. F.) Why baby you ain’t
been half tryin’. 14876.
Jett (Anna) Ranchman’s story. 11741,
26234.
Jetichen Gebert.
20527.
Jetzt danzt Hannemann. 3447.
Jetzt oder nie. 1887, 13700, 14380.
11169.
of the wooden soldiers.
Fantasy on _ negro
5136, 6048, 10172,
Jewell (Fred) March—159th regt.,
California N. G. 8587.
Jewell (Howard) :.
Homeward. 20258.
Let me say it again. 28256.
My doll Dolly. 23346.
Nita. 28623.
Think of tomorrow. 24068.
Jewell (Lucina) :
Banshee. 17349.
Bourrée. 15174.
Christmas star. 2848.
Dusk and dawn. 13077.
Galliarde. 15587.
Gigue. 15557.
Heavenly Father, send Thy bless-
ing. 22691.
Highland lullaby. 17926.
In quietness and in confidence.
28065.
In the open. 15866.
Lay of Killarney. 18266.
Passepied. 16452.
Pavane. 16458.
Ride on, ride on in majesty. 4032.
Te Deum laudamus. 24016.
There be none of beauty’s daugh-
ters. 29278.
Trumpet calls. 14706.
White lilac. 19382.
Jewkes (M. D.):
Because of fate. 22097.
Castillion Rose. 22206.
Poppyland. 26201.
pt. II, n. S., v. 24
Jiambellueca (Mariano) :
New York bella. 8751, 20990.
Primavera bella. 1742.
Jian (William) My wonderful you.
11420.
Jimarra (Ramon de) See DeJimarra
(Ramon)
Jimenez (Alex) Bright girl. 19707,
24637. .
Jimenez (M. J.) A media noche. |
12597.
Jimenez (Manuel) :
Arizona. 173813.
17472.
What in the world care
Canario es candela.
Jing (Billie)
I; , 24238.
Jirak. (hee ee
Ouverttire. 25494.
Sonate. 25495.
Sonate fiir viola und _ klavier.
26457.
Joachim (Gunter) :
Auf dem chimborasso. 4671.
Maya. 5986.
Joachim (Joseph) Concerto. 24747.
Jobe (Thelma) Hula baby. 183878.
Jobert (J.):
Chansons d’amour. 10035.
Clair de lune. 17533.
Deux poémes de Tristan Dereme.
15905.
Planisphére. 1707.
Prélude. 7735.
Sérénade. 1918.
Solfége de concours. 9209.
Jéde (Fritz) Volkstainze fur sing-
kreise in schule und haus. 4424.
Joels (Isé) Gruesome nights. 3179.
Johansen (D. M.) Voluspaa. 7070..
Johansen (Gunnar) When you were
here. 21828.
Johanson (John) All because of you.
7346.
Canada. 7570.
My Florida. 20918.
Johansson (Allan)
John (Carlos De)
John (F. K.):
I am always ready for you. 25240.
Nothing can hold a man who is
to leave. 23468.
Jobn (Fr.) Roger Bacon high school
mareh and song. 9049.
John Peel. 38451.
Johns (Al):
Annie Howe. 29647 (4).
Club fellow march. 19491 (41).
Juno. 24426 (131).
Louise. 1267.
Mammy’s little black rose.
(141).
Mississippi bubble.
Toba. 27057 (149).
Johns (B. L. M.):
Flapper love.
Love pirate.
29647
24426 (182).
647.
1280.
1856
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929 -
Johns (Barter)
5130.
Johns (C. R.)
26978.
Johns (F. P.) I love you.
Johns (Freddie) :
Madelaine. 8514.
What’s the matter with the gravy.
9552.
When the roll is called up yonder.
9568.
Johns (Louise):
Annie Howe. 29647 (4).
Juno. 24426 (1381).
Mammy’s little black rose.
(141).
Mississippi bubble.
Toba. 27057 (149).
Johns (Vivian):
Competitive moon. 10104.
Don’t play the monkey. 13042. _
I wanna be kissed by someone.
13488.
That golden song of love. 21554.
Johnson (A. Y.):
Echoes of Andalusia.
Won't you say yes.
8136.
29647
24426 (182).
Night calls me home. 1545.
Song of a river. 2023.
Johnson (Arnold):
Don’t hang your dreams on a rain-
bow. 13088.
Hollywood. 27838.
Pretty little maid of old Madrid.
3978, 6386, 6387.
Tear drops. 2140, 4269.
That’s music to my ears.
4287.
Johnson (Austen Croom-) See Croom-
Johnson (Austen)
Johnson (B. C.) Ye that have faith.
2541.
Johnson (B. H.)
Johnson (Bessie)
Zetot.
Johnson (C. and P.):
Crime of the D’Autremont broth-
ers. 27485.
Smoky mountain far away. 29077.
Johnson (C. L.):
Annabell. 15044.
Cleveland disaster. 12902.
Count Zeppelin. 17580.
How can I eall you sweetheart.
4286,
Way. 14798.
Great reaping day.
3367.
I used to call you buddie. 18072.
Mazie. 18430.
Monkey biznez. 1413. '
My Indian love moon. 13976.
My Missouri cabin. 6136.
Rushing to the Armageddon.
16604.
Song of the American eagle.
14503, 29109.
Tangled curls.
Up high in the sky.
4263, 16878.
17001.
Johnson (C. W.) There is always a
bright light gleaming. 4808.
Johnson (Carl) Reistertown, Md.
Dream of early years. 10273.
Johnson (Carl) Westwood, Calif. I
love you, America. 18022.
Johnson (Carlton)
ody. 1469.
Johnson (Chas.) :
Hot bones and rice.
My dream lover.
My fav’rite mel-
20266,
16249,
We'll climb thru the _ clouds.
12355:
Johnson (Clara) I-*want to see you
happy. 28003.
Johnson (D.) Mary bowed so low.
20794.
Johnson (E. A.) Sweet Rose of mem-
ory. 2107.
Johnson (HE. L. B.) Old school bell.
1615.
Johnson (E. M.) Rodeo. 16580.
Johnson (Bien P.) Savoy rhythm.
21296.
Johnson (EH. R.) September moon.
PAY Ute
Johnson (H. W.) Someone like you.
26451.
Johnsen (Hdith) :
Can’t make another day.
Good chib blues. 25098.
Honey dripper blues. 25203.
Nickles worth of liver. 25984.
Johnson (Hila):
Letter that never came. 16014.
My dear old mother. 23344.
Johnson (Erich) Remember you have
broken my heart. 14285.
Johnson (Ernest) Whispering shad-
24678.
ows. 19379.
Johnson (F. A.) Twelve lyric com-
positions for piano. 5738.
Johnson (F. G.):
Belle of Bagdad. 24574.
By the Zuyder Zee. 19737.
Clothes don’t make the man.
19809.
I want to be a pirate. 20396.
Snap it up. 14452.
Sunbonnet girl. 2084.
Take off your worry and put on
a smile. 215388.
We're a couple of slickers.
We've had the flu. 21773.
Johnson (F. L.) Gullup, gullup, gul-
lup, knok, knok, knok. ‘770.
Johnson (Fred):
Harmony blues.
Listerine. 160835.
Waitin’ for the rainbow. 4430.
You missed a dog-gone good man.
19321.
17887.
19461.
cdohnson CHa H.) Hlsinore waltz.
13090.
1857
INDEX
Johnson (H. Jey
In a little cance with you. 28045.
When love’s little light goes out.
: 26888.
Johnson (H. M.):
Smile and a song.
1987.
Wee hands. 2398.
When I hear those songs of Dixie.
2431.
Johnson (Harold) Sweetheart of
mine come back to me. 2116.
Johnson (Herbert) :
End of my way. 27593.
Face to face. 3087, 3088.
Hand in hand. 27775.
Homeland. 27848.
I’m a pilgrim. 3310, 3311, 20340.
O may my walk be close with
God. 3825, 3826.
Rock of ages. 4044, 4045.
Shall I be forgotten. 29006.
There is a land. 29275.
Johnson (Horace) Three
trees. 4327.
Johnson (Howard) :
ee. little you, and blue little me.
2764.
Death of Jesse James.
Dixie jamboree. 22374.
Everything is lovely. 13130.
Georgia gigolo. 3182.
He’s just an old guy with whis-
cherry
T134,
kers. 20220.
I’m gonna _ specialize on you.
20854.
I’m looking into heaven. 22820.
If you know what I know. 8236.
Say a prayer for Palestine. 21298.
Since you said uh-huh to me.
21379.
Soda I, soda you, sodas ev’rybody.
4162.
Sweetheart of yesterday. 23992.
Tell me there’s hope for me. 4273.
When mother sings, Silver threads
among the gold. 12411.
Johnson (I. B.) Homestead on the
hillside. 1383851.
Johnson (J. B.):
Rutland: y2I277.
Way, the Truth, the Life. 19816.
Johnson (J. C.):
All around mama. 15009.
Big gorilla man. 9910.
Black dog blues. 17404.
Black man blues. 12757.
Blue blood blues. 12766.
Blue harvest blues. 17418.
Breath and breaches. 19705.
Can you do that to me. 17470.
Chant of despair. 17502.
Daddy you got ev’rything. 10144.
Fishy little thing. 22520.
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
How much of that can I sada
3259.
If you really love your baby.
1001.
It sure is nice. 22960.
Jet black blues. 13598.
Low land moan. 11148.
My baby sure knows how to love.
8672.
My particular man. 16279.
Old forsaken blues. 16387.
Peddlin’ man. 23589.
Red beans and rice. 23678.
Tell the South. 9357.
Wasting away. 19811.
What’s your price. 4468.
Wild geese blues. 4506.
You can’t be mine and someone’s
else too. 19450.
You can’t sleep in my bed. 12526.
Johnson (J. G.) My paradise. 6142.
Johnson (J. L.) Ku klux klan. 5796.
Johnson (J. P.) Lupe mia. 18374.
Johnson (J. Rosamond) :
Aunt Jemima’s pancake flow’r.
7416. .
Come out Dinah on the green.
2589 (57).
I’m thinkin’
12594 (141).
Lit] gal. 12594
(185).
Mandy, won’t you let me be your
beau? 12594 (228).
Mister Peanut. 25847.
My blue lagoon. 20908.
My Lord says He’s gwineter rain
*~bout you honey.
(197), 14976
down fire. 1488.
Oh! didn’t he ramble. 123594
(284).
Saragossa. 29647 (198).
Strolling along the beach. 17236
(405).
Sweet Saloma. 4577 (388).
Tell me dusky maiden. 17236
(419).
When de minstrels come to town.
19491 (258).
You’se sweet to yo’ mammy jes’
de same. 4577 (482).
Johnson (J. 8.):
Angelus at sea.
Pax vobiscum.
Johnson (J. .W.):
Come.out Dinah on the green.
2589 (57).
Maiden with the dreamy eyes.
24494,
11629.
2589 (187).
My Angemima Green. 9709
(158).
Sweet Saloma. 4577 (388).
When it’s all goin’ out. .12594
(428).
1858
we
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
When the band plays ragtime.
4577 (422).
You’se sweet to yo’ mammy jes’
de same. 4577 (482).
Johnson (Jack) Blue days’ sweet-
heart. 12767.
Johnson (James) :
Big trunk blues.
Duck's yas-yas-yas.
Unele Joe. 29365.
Johnson (Jimmy) :
Day dreams. 77238, 10178.
Don’t cry baby. 153888.
I don’t love nobody
10698.
I need you. 10761.
Skiddle de skow. 11940.
Sorry that I strayed away from
you. 12018.
Sunny side. 16832.
You don’t understand. 24380.
Your love I crave. 12565, 12566.
Your love is all that I crave.
24409, 27040.
Johnson (John R.) Ill find you right
in my arms. 27925.
Johnson (Joseph) :
Lingering love. 3548.
Ocean rag. 28677.
Johnson (Justin) I’ve never seen a
smile like yours. 5604, 5605, 8205,
10784, 138486. |
Johnson (K. L.):
Did you mean what you said last
27222.
10295.
but you.
night? 2947.
With you forever. 4516.
Johnson (L. A.) Dear old home of
childhood. 5024.
Johnson (lL. E.) Tip top girl.
Johnson (Lonnie) :
Broken levee blues. 254.
Bullfrog moan. 22171.
From now on make your whoopee
at home. 25029.
Handful of Riffs. 22650.
I’m so tired of living all alone.
13458.
Mr. Johnson’s blues no 2. 25846.
New fallin’ rain blues. 25979.
Stay out of Walnut Street alley.
2063.
Two tone stomp. 2277.
When you fall for some one that’s
not your own. 14854.
Wrong woman blues. 2534.
You can’t give a woman every-
thing she needs. 27010.
Johnson (Luella) Home brew blues.
29307.
15677.
Johnson (M. C.) My heaven of
dreams. 28548.
Johnson (M. H.) Echoes of forty
nine. 2998.
Johnson (M. M.):
Land of perfect rest. 3521.
Wonderful love. 4520.
Johnson (M. P.) Good night, dear
heart, good night. 7971.
Johnson (Maceo) Farmer’s life for
me. 27638.
Johnson (Margaret) Rhythmic play.
18826.
Johnson (Marie) My own. song.
6139.
Johnson (Mary):
Black men blues, 22130.
Western Union blues. 26858.
Johnson (Mildred) :
Children’s eyes. 15243.
Mother Goose at the spinning
wheel. 16222.
Naughty, naughty brownies.
16305.
Shelley’s autumn. 16686.
Winter. 17155.
Johnson (N. F. Byng) See Byng
Johnson (N. F.)
Johnson (Noel)
Johnson (R. E.):
Moonlight and you. 6055.
Our love story. 28741.
Johnson (Robert) Willa. 17147.
Johnson (Rosamond) see Johnson (J.
Rosamond)
Johnson (Ruth)
22859.
Johnson (T. A.):
Country dance. 411.
Dance of the reapers. 449.
Woodland serenade. 2523.
Johnson (T. L.) lLover’s lane. 25696.
Johnson (T. P.) God is love. 13248.
Johnson (Ted) pseud. See Johnson
(Charles).
Johnson (Tommy) :
See Noel Johnson
I wanna be loved.
Big road blues. 12751.
Bye bye blues. 12816.
Cool drink of water blues. 12930.
Maggie Campbell blues. 18801.
Johnson (Vanilla) It may be blue to
some. 28100.
Johnson (Verna) Just you. 8355.
Johnson (W. A.):
All march. 7348.
Bailarina. 27181.
Bed of pansies. 7484.
Bells softly ringing. 12733.
Boy Blue and Bo-Peep. 12780.
Dainty dewdrops. 7701.
Dolly’s sleepy time. 7761.
Four-o’clocks. 7925.
Lilies pure. 84382.
Little elves from fairyland. 8448.
My first dancing lesson. 8684.
Our conquering hero. 8848.
Playful butterflies. 28819.
1859
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Johnson (W. A.)—Continued.
Playing see-saw. 14192.
Sweet toned cello. 14576.
Tripping along. 9424.
White and purple violets. 9583.
White and yellow daisies. 9584.
Johnson (W. F.) My pal of pals.
6140.
Johnson (W. H.):
T’ll take it as my part. 18016.
When we first met.
Johnson (W. S.)
P7113;
Manifold grace of
God. 18895.
Johnson (Wm.) When I’m dreaming
of you. 19350.
Johnson (Z. TT.) Sigma phi girl.
29635.
Johnsrud (Mary) When thou came
to me at dusk. 29493.
Johnston (Anne) I’m your rain-beau.
3339, 8184.
Johnston (Arthur) Something’s gotta
be done about that. 11978.
Johnston (Francis) Sweet Margue-
rite. 12105.
Johnston (Gene) :
Lolita. 283803.
Only for you. 6259.
There’s a smile for ev’ ey tear.
2182.
Tune in on my heart.
21677, 21678, 24136.
Johnston (Gene) ine. Only for you.
6259.
Johnston (M. F.):
Hawaii. 806.
In the moonlight.
Lullaby. 11157.
Johnston (M. S.):
America the friendly land. 9769.
16977,
1037.
Caro!s of the nativity. 24692.
Johnston (Merle) Witmark theme
songs for saxophone. 29558.
Johnstone (A. E.):
Album-leaf. 27759.
Chimes of love. 27856.
Colombine. 27398.
Dance caprice. 27760.
Flying leaf. 27662.
Nocturne. 27761.
‘ Spinner. 29130.
Jobnstone (D. W.)
I love you. 12997.
Johnstone (J. H.) Mandolin solos
with piano accompaniment. 11191.
Johnstone (W. J.) You don’t have to
worry any more. 4550.
Joint commission on church music:
Dear, that’s why
Choral service. 3850.
Liturgical music for the holy
communion. 1235.
Jolet (Harold) :
I never had a sweetheart. 5586.
My Dolores, I love you so. 3728.
Pal. 8867.
Joli mois. 5734.
Joli monsieur. 13606, 15197.
Jolson (A. HE.) Just sweethearts.
8349, 28173.
Jolson (Al):
Evangeline. 592.
I’m in seventh heaven. 8155.
I’m ka-razy for you. 3324.
Little pal. 8456.
Love is like a punch in the nose.
1275, 3583.
Mem’ries of one sweet kiss.
My baby said yes. 3714.
One sweet kiss. 8838, 14110.
Used to you. 9467.
Why can’t you. 9601.
Year from today. 14914,. 17185.
Jompulsky (Harry) :
Lonesome parade.
Only you. 26106.
Jonas (Alberto) :
Master school of modern piano
24831.
. 25654.
~~ playing & _ virtuosity. 8557,
25777.
Twelve characteristic concert
studies. 17236 (485).
Jonasson (Hmanuel) Cuckoo waltz.
2896.
Jones (A. H.)
Jones (B. V.)
Star of love. 23926.
There’s a bell on the
door of my heart. 21588.
Jones (Bethune) I don’t. want any-
one else but you. 10699.
Jones (C. H.)
Jones (C. M.):
Bull’n the bear.
Spring fantasy. 23920.
27284.
Dance of the toys. 4996.
Jones (C. O.):
Goodbye to you. 10556.
Take me back, sweetheart. 2127.
Jones (C. P.) Bible is right. 9904.
Jones (Clarence) Hold it boy. 3234.
Jones (D. J.) I wonder. 22873.
Jones (D. O.) How He must have
loved me. 27865.
Jones (EK. A. M.) Apple girl. 24504.
Jones (E. M.) Three wise bachelors.
4329.
Jones (Hdward) Don’t write... tele-
graph! 10257.
Jones (G. H.)
Hymn to Zeus. 10680.
If I had but two little. wings.
8229.
Sands of Dee. 9086.
Song of May. 6722.
Jones (G. W.) sr. I wish I could find.
some one. 5616.
1860
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Jones (Guy):
Bitter sweet. 22127.
Wake up and dream.
Jones (H. W.) Come,
people, come. 17562.
Jones (Harry):
My friend John. 23354.
Our turpentine farm. 23558.
Son please ask yo’ mammy can I
14781.
ye thankful
be her new ice man. 11982.
Sweets don’t make me _ steal.
23995.
Jones (Hugh) Reasons. 11744.
Jones (Isham) :
I had to come back. 13404.
Not a cloud in the sky.
28644.
Song of the blues. 16759.
That's what happens when you
fall in love. 9373.
syones (J. B.):
Black woman
snake. 12758.
Lindbergh hop. 13716.
On the road again. 14103.
Sugar pudding. 14548.
Jones (J. E.):
Tramp song. 16961.
When it’s springtime.
Jones (J. H.):
Tl cling to the cross.
Meet me there. 28420.
Teach me Thy will. 29238.
Jones (J. O.):
Arsenal at Springfield. 22035.
23462,
is like a_ black
29482.
25282.
Spirit of delight. 16787.
Jones (Jack) Wringin’ that thing.
9639.
Jones (Jeb) Whitewash station
blues. 14866.
Jones (L. E.):
I've anchored in Jesus. 17236
(176).
Jesus loves me. , 13596.
My Lord is there. 13983.
Jones (M. B.) If I had the moon:
18106.
Jones (M. E.)
Jones (Marvy
will. 20058.
Jones (May):
15488.
Flag of good
Flapper song.
Shafer )
Lily of the valley. 8433.
Mexico moon. 6011.
My ol’ white mule. 8707.
Jones (Minnie)
way. 11369.
Jones (Mynard 8.) I know I madea
Lucky Strike. 25273.
Jones (N. B.) jr. Garfinkel march-
My girl on Broad-
ing song. 20125.
Jones (N. O.) My Carolina hills.
25904.
Jones (P. L.) I’m all alone. 22800
Jones (R.):
Novelty blues. 14060.
Tickle britches blues. 14669.
Jones (R. A.):
Fair California. 10380.
Flower of my heart. 5227.
Jones (R. M.) music pub. co.:
Big fat mama. 9909.
Weary money blues. 7128.
Jones (S. E.) Tramp song. 24119.
Jones (Sidney) San Toy march.
17236 (350).
Jones (T. B.) When the dew drops
kiss the rose. 14845.
Jones. (T. M.) Twilight brings
dreams of you. 9448.
Jones (W. A.) She’s coming back to
me. 18926.
Jones (W. B.) Gifts that won.
22591.
Jones (W. K.) I’m saving kisses for
baby. 10748.
Jones (W. W.) When it’s moon-time
in June time. 9558.
Jones (Walter Howe) Hymn at eve-
ning. 138379.
Jones (William H.) Baby—you have
it... 402.
Jones (Willie) :
Do it right. 19930.
Gin done done it. 20138.
Tired of the way you do. 21632.
Jones-Owen (J.) Rejoice in the Lord.
1798.
Jongen (Joseph) :
Mazurka. 3642.
Napolitania. 38772.
Suite. 1099.
Jongleur de
(243-245,
143, 144).
Jordan (H. E.) Golden curls.
Jordan (Herberte) :
Down our street. 19952.
Empty house next door. 19952.
Pierrette’s wedding. 11646.
Why. 12460.
Jordan (J. A.)
17236
(140,
Notre-Dame.
250-253), 19491
736.
Mother, on the isl’s
of dreams. 28502.
Jordan (Joe) Love for ae day.
25673, 25674.
Jordan (Julian) :
Jesus, lover of my soul. 20523.
Zone (lol).
Mother, on the isl’s
Kingdom everlasting.
Jordan’ (CL:
of dreams. 28502.
Jordan River revue. 10865, 11581,
13555.
Jordon (C. D.) Golden light. 138255.
Jory (Victor) Without you. 24340.
José (Antcnio-) Sonata gallega.
6715.
José (D. BR.)
fall in love.
I never knew that I’d
5587.
1861
INDEX
José (P.) Mar del Plata: 25744.
José (Peppi Wetzel-) See Wetzel-
José (Peppi)
Joseffer (Anna) Chanson naive.
10034.
Joseffy (Marie) :
Htude. 19491 (38-40, 59, 60).
Htude_ caractéristique. 19491
(58).
Htudes for the piano. 14976 (86).
Toccata. 19491 (47, 210).
Joseffy (Rafael) :
Htude. 19491 (38-40, 59, 60).
Etude. earactéristique. 19491
(58). J
Etudes for the piano. 14976 (86).
Toccata. 19491 (47, 210).
Joselyn (L. E.):
Anything she says goes with me.
15049.
Do you blame me for loving you.
10236.
I couldn’t be without you. 15715.
Let’s make up. 138693.
Joseph (H. M.):
Carmencita open your window.
307.
Last lullaby. 1181.
Life’s ways. 3546.
Lord is my shepherd. 1258.
Love’s broken threads. 3589.
Mother’s love song. 8657. ps
Sleep, my babe, my darling. 1977.
"Tis your Loves 2215)
Joslyn (G. C.):
Old Milaeca trail. 14095.
Treasures of memory. 29334.
Joslyn (3; H.).:
Rose of the dawn. 16590.
Say, boy, ain’t the weather grand?
16633.
Sunset hour.
Josten (Werner)
17596.
Joubert
17491.
Joubert (C.) et cie.:
Ave Maria. 4677. .
Béatitudes. 12716.
Flower. 13174.
Melodia cantabile.
Si cétait toi. 14409.
Vieja castilla. 26784.
Jovés (Manuel):
Flor silvestre. - 3082.
Pingo mio. 3945, 63831.
Por tu culpa. 6360, 16489.
Senor Juez. 4110.
Veni pebeta. .
Jovial sailor. 8820.
Joy (Blanche) I wish that I were a
star. 5617.
Joy (J. EH.)
16836.
Cupid’s counsel.
(C.) Cavalier Lafleur.
13871.
4409.
Song of the snob. 21428.
pt. 11, nis.) ve 24
Joy (Leonard) :
Always in my dreams, never in my
ATMS... (357.
There’s nobody else.
Joy bells. 18195.
Joy to the world. 20536.
Joyce (Archibald) :
Iris. 20487.
That old world garden of mine.
19152.
Joyce (HK. F.):
He blamed her for it all. 27801.
He then brought in a woman part.
10605, 25166.
Joyce (F. B.) See Adams (F. B. J.)
Joyce (Gerald) All my baby does is
maybe me. 36.
Joyce (J. A.) In His steps. 12594
2186.
(150).
Joyce (Joe) pseud. See Freudenthal
(Josef)
Joyce (Teddy) Man about town.
11188.
Juanita. 1104, 5744, 29647 (114).
Juanita—The .old oaken bucket.
25502.
Juarez (José) pseud. See Gellin
(Rudolf)
Juarez (T. M.):
Cuarentena. 27444.
Guadalupe. 27762.
Judd ASI
As the rose needs the dew. 19567.
Bring back those old golden days.
19711.
Colorado. 22271.
Dearest one. 19908.
Free. 20106.
Happy mountain. 15632.
Honey leave it to me. 20260.
I am with you. 20295.
I don’t have to be told. 20310.
Joe, you’re too slow. 18191.
Please do come back. 21174.
Twilight. 21689.
What then. 21795.
Who’s to blame. 24304.
Zeppelin honeymoon. 21955.
Judd (H. W.) Along the dreamy
Solomon. 12631.
Judd (Jappie) pseud. See Judd
(A.B)
Judd (Percy) Deserted home. 10212.
Judea. 18199. ;
Judge (Eric) pseud. Blue flowers.
24608.
Judge (Jack) To-morrow—perhaps—
but not to-day. 2222.
Judith. 13618.
Judson (Agnes)
Judson (M. C.)
away. 21674.
Dinna forget. 2948.
Try to take my girl
1862
Juncos (M. F.)
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Judson radio program corp.:
Armstrong Quaker theme _ song.
7390.
At close of day. 12667.
Hudson-Essex Challenger
8079.
Step out with youth. 12057.
Van Heusen theme song. 9480.
You certainly look snappy in that
Van Heusen. 14933.
Juel-Frederiksen (Emil) :
Aus dem Nordlande. 92.
Gedankem am meer. 25049.
Liindler. 25574.
Valse suomi. 26763.
Jiirg Jenatsch. 13614.
Juilliard musical foundation. :
Chanticleer. 27340.
Horizons. 22730.
Julander (Eric) Kysse-valsen. 10996.
July (E.)):
Cernés! 2821.
Course d’autos. 4965.
Départ de la chasse. 2983.
Dernier ultimatum. 2985.
march.
Dialogue bouffe. 2945.
Dialogue élégant. 5043.
Griévement bléssé. 3175.
Jeunesse facétieuse. 8311.
Marivaudage téléphonique.
Pandore s‘essoufile. 3900.
Pare mystérieux. 3905.
Paysage bizarre. 26151.
Projet intéressant. 26221.
Regard sur le passé. 6425.
Rue d’Orient. 4078.
Sur les bords galants.
Vie brisée. 7052. '
Canciones escolares.
5972.
6806.
98709 (30).
June moon. 22987, 23297.
Junetime. 83826.
Junior folio for banjo band. 10926.
Junne (Otto) G. m. b. H.:
Mein miidi nennt sich baby. 138864,
18865.
So was wie Friéiulein Klarchen.
14457, 14458.
Junora. 25506.
Juon (Paul):
Bourrée. 2776.
Intermezzo. 3467.
Juggler. 18615.
Litaniae. 20667.
Mysterien. 3768.
Serenade. 28991.
Sieben kleine tondichtungen. 3468,
Jurgensen (Martha) Sweet Caroline.
9316.
Jurmann (Walter) :
Augen der liebe seh’n alles so
schon . ff 0
Deine mutter bleibt immer bei dir.
27494.
‘Kahl (Irving)
EHinmal im leben... 17700.
Ich weiss schon lingst, dass du
mich heimlich lieb hast! 3364.
Was weisst denn du. 7112.
Just asIam. 172386. (205).
Justice (D. O.) Winsome Nan. 9619.
Justus (Kathryn) :
Down where the beautiful Fox
River flows. 27547.
Golden memories. 25093.
Its home sweet home to me.
25466.
Juvenile music bureau. Sing-a-way
piano books. 18957-18959.
Juverna music co. Angelus bell.
17302.
Kachie (Edward) Oh, mother dear.
S804.
Kachurak (John) Just kidding me.
28166.
Kacsoh (P):
Heimweh des Ungarn. 17913.
' Ungarisches herbstlied. 19256.
Kadis (John) :
Sweetheart of mine. 14584.
Thinking of you. 19188.
When _ twilight shadows fall.
26908.
Kimpf (Karl) Frtihlingsfahrt. 25031.
Kaempfert (Max) Puppen der kleinen
Elisabeth. 26226.
Kaempfner (Bernhard) Ob Donau
oder Rhein. 11499, 11500.
Kaercher (George) Monoghaly shore.
20872. ,
Kaever (Max):
Deutsche lied. 483.
Grosse heimweh. 765.
Sangers mahnung. | 1856.
Kahal (Irving) :
Carmen. 24686, 24687.
Down home. 13048.
5633,
If I give up the saxophone.
5634.
Mountains ain’t no place for bad
men. 113830.
Kahea (F. M. B.) Halialia kalakaua
ia kapiolani. 15621.
She’s the navy’s sweet-
heart. 23799.
Kahn (Abraham) Rebetzin hot nit
gehaisen. 28889.
Kahn (Arthur) True as the stars.
14702.
Kahn (Gus):
Dream man. 27554,
My dear. 8679, 13964,
-16245,-18511, 23342.
Somebody nobody loves.
6709.
Sorrows. 6741.
Kahn: > (Harry) + Their, is
heaven. 26637.
16244,
4173,
another
1863
INDEX
Kahnt & Uhlmann. Theoretische und
praktische schule fiir piano-ac-
cordeon. 14648.
Kaiser (J. J.) See Denton (J. J.)
Kalas (Csipkeies) Volt egyszer egy,
Osz volt mikor meglatalak minden jo
esaladban., 21741.
Kalina (Keoka) Kalina Keoka fa-
mous Honolulu hits for Hawaiian
guitar. 10961.
Kallini (Josef) :
Pasterka ha jasnej gorze w
cezestochowie. 23579.
Swieta noe w betleemie. 23996.
Szezesliwego nowego roku. 21530.
Wesotych swiat Bozego Narod-
zenia. 21783.
Kallmeyer (Georg) verlag. :
Alte flamische voltkslieder. 4620.
Festmusik. 20045.
Kleine musiken und _ kantaten.
71150.
Liebesklagen des midchens. 5841.
Musik nach volksliedern. 6087,
6088.
sechs siebenbtirgische volkslieder.
118383.
Volkstinze fiir singkreise in schule
und haus. 4424.
Zeitkranz. 12579.
Kalman (Emmerich) : ;
Hands across the sea. 25134.
Having my own sweet way. 27796.
On the prater. 16405.
Song of Vienna. 29118.
Kalman (Imre) Csardas kiraélyno és
marica egyveleg. 19859. ‘
Kalman (Nador) See Nador (Kal-
man) es
Kalmar (Bert) :
Do I know what I am doing?
13024.
Do I know what I’m doing? 15369. |
Goodness gracious. 27744.
Hot and bothered. 27857,
11 know and she’ll know. 2792T.
Just a little glimpse of paradise. |
13621, 15941.
Keep your undershirt on. 28191.
Over and over again. 21109.
Reaching for the moon. 28887.
There was nothing else to do.
14651, 16918.
What she says goes. 14828, 17085.
What would I care? 29475.
Window cleaners. 4511.
Kalmar (Tibor) :
Gyongyvirig. 27763.
Kalmar Tibor notai.
Voltél-e maéajusban bécsben.
20564, 20565.
2342.
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Kalmus (E. F.):
Bring back those dreams.
Ombre russe. 14100.
Slumber on. 18973.
Kalmus (Kk. F.) ine:
Bayou blues. 19617.
Child's first note book. 19783.
Cradle song. 12946.
Idylle forestiere. 5628.
Intermezzo. 22157.
Limerick suite. 13715.
Oriental rhapsody. 28732.
Pindar’s Athenian dithyramb.
14184.
Viennese waltz no. 3. 21729.
Kalmus filmusic edition:
After midnight. 20.
27273.
Allegro agitato. 27098.
Aramis march. 9792.
Blabber Jack. 19660.
Bozo. 4789, 19699.
Brutality. 9973, 19716. ‘|
Buddies. 4809.
4868, 19765.
Causerie.
Charlotte. 4889, 19775.
Charming episode. 4891, 17507.
Concert tango. 19831.
Coquette charmante. 4952, 12933.
Country fair. 19845.
Dane? of the totties. 450.
Dangerous journey. 4999, 12968.
Defiance. 19918.
Desirée. 138010, 19920.
Fateful moments. 5188.
Fee caprice. 20041.
Furies. 20115.
Gallant sergeant. 5263.
Geisha in despair.
Gobelins. 5313, 13246.
Gold-hunter. 5322.
In Bohemia. 3392.
Japanese bridal march. 18180.
Japanese market. 13584.
Jolly comrades. 5736.
Jovial Joe. 5742.
Lullaby. 20738. ;
Mareh D’Artagnan. 11198.
Medallion theme. 11237.
Memories. 13874.
Menacing foe. 6004, 13881.
Minstrel’s fiddle. 6028, 13904.
Mother love. 6065.
Odalisque. 28678.
Old music box. 6241, 14096.
Polka. 6346.
Polonaise in A. 11675, 21181.
Princess White Deer. 14248.
Six exclamations. 27204.
Spinning wheel. 6756, 14517.
Spirit of vengeance. 6759, 14519.
Sunrise. 29170.
Sunset dreams. 21499.
Suspicion. 6808, 14565.
Tears. 6869.
1864
13224, 20129. -
a ee
IN DEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Téte-a-téte. 14612.
Three character sketches.
14973.
Uncle Remus.
Valse distraite.
Valse Tatjana. 2307.
Vanishing love. 14756, 21718.
Waiting and longing. 7082, 14776.
Wings of love. 14893, 21868.
Winter landscape. 29546. ~
Zanzibar. 14966.
2nd polka. T3807.
8 lilies. 12590.
Kamaunu (Robert)
7304,
14728.
7040, 14750.
Collection of pop-
ular Hawaiian melodies. 19816.
Kamensky (Stephan) :
Flickan vid Don. 22521.
For dig och mig finns paradiset
dir. 25008.
Kaminski (Bruno):
Floryana polka. 22528. -
Kucharka polka. 10991.
Kaminski (Heinrich) :
Jiirg Jenatsch. 13614.
Werk ftir streichorchester.
Kamman (Effie)
ins. 14976 (1387).
Kammen (Jack):
Beigelach, koift beigelach. 24569.
Dark eyes. 24803.
OXxh, TH JIONA, MOA OIA.
12374.
Hunting for Hawk-
10305.
Ras. dwa, tri. 26236.
Two guitars. 12280.
Warshavianka. 26824.
Kammen (Joseph):
Beigelach, koift beigelach. 24569.
Dark eyes. 24803. —
OX, TH TOUA, MOA FOIA.
Ras, dwa, tri. 26236.
Two guitars. 12280.
Warshavianka. 26824.
Kammerer (Hope) First period at
the piano. 20055.
Kanapoff (Fishel)
Kane (Fred):
Always stick to the one that you
loved. 4621. %
Blue skies above you.
Kane (Hayden) Beautiful one. 9868.
Kane (Irving) I never ean forget
your broken promises. 3337.
Kane (J. L.) Daddy and his lad.
10305.
Tzou spet. 14727.
A767.
4983, 15299.
Kane (W. G.) Fight, Montana.
22513.
Kaniecki (Stanislaus) Pastoral mass
in F. 14151.
Kann (C. J.):
Maybe you're gonna be _ sorry.
1345.
Memories of mine. 20834.
Kannolus (Jan)
dimittis. 3610.
Kanrich (A. M.):
At a football game.
Magnificat and Nune
9804.
Gridiron king. 20172.
Valse petite. 26760.
Kanter (Benjamin) Chicago rhythm.
4898.
Kanter (Howard):
Calling for you. 10006.
Hearts are mating. 8023.
How sweet the Jesus way I find.
10670.
Victor’s song.
Kantrovitz (S
8922.
Kapalka (Joseph) :
Dwie kumoszki.
9490.
Samuel) .Pining for you.
2988.
Kolo mego ogrédeczko. 3504.
Nowa przepioreczka. 3815.
Od Wioseczki do Wioseczki. 3838.
Siedzi jagna na progu. 4141.
Spiewki na przeprowadziny. 4200.
Taniec woOjta na weselu. 4265.
Zgubita wianeczek dziewezy na z
lublina. 4576.
Kaper (B.) Nimm diesen strauss
vergissmeinnicht. 14041.
Kapitin Funk. 88.
Kaplan (Max) Because I found’ you
sweetheart. 9870.
Kapp (David) Mess Katie mess.
28441. ,
Kapp (Jack) :
Don’t say I told you.
I’m goin away. 27953.
I’m rolling along. 15779.
I’must go. 203879.
Misery in Arkansas. 20858.
My sunny Alabama home.
New coon in town. 20987.
Sleep at the foot of the bed.
29067.
Steel-a-goin’ down. 16801.
Susie Lee, 21504.
Take a tator. 29218.
That’s where my money goes.
19945.
28569
21571.
Traveling down the road. 21660.
Kappa psi fraternity. Beta sigma
chapter. Kappa psi sweetheart.
8362.
Kappoe (Leo) Anywhere with you.
9786.
Karamanos (Michael):
Another restaurant keeper going
wrong. 17305.
Traveling fool.
Karasek (F. L.)
29148.
Karban (Josephine) Roses des neiges.
24426 (240, 241).
21661.
Step into my canoe.
1865
INDEX
Karezag (W.) verlag.:
Carola. 7587.
Ich bin reich durch deine liebe!
13504.
In Boskowitz und MHolleschau.
8246.
In Paris, bei der uhr der Made-
leine ! 3544.
Kleines miidel, geh’ nicht am gltick
vorbei! 138662.
Lass dir nichts von Hoffmann
erzihlen. 20612.
ass: dirs nix: von
erzihlen. 8394.
Lieb’ mich und gib dich! 13700.
Seit der Hmil die Marie kennt.
14880.
Taxameteresse. 9348.
Wann sind sie denn ftir mich
einmal zuhause, gniid’ ge frau.
9526.
Willst du einen briutigam. 14888.
Karg-Hlert (Sigfrid) :
Episoden aus symphonien. 13105.
Harmonium-album. 796.
Karganoff (G.) Humoreske. 876.
Karicofe (W. H.) My love is all for
you. "26000.
Kark, (@r.o)i:
Allegro burlesco. 15016.
Voghia. ~ 233%.
Karlan (Fred):
In May or December. 22910.
Lolipop-a-papa. 23102.
Karlipp (Leberecht) Es war einmal
ein junges paar... 20002.
Karlipp (Leberecht) verlag. Es war
einmal ein junges paar... 20002.
Karll (Eric) :
Ingleside. 10868.
Mile high up in the pines. 16185.
Kara’ (nh. 3.) 5
Bagatelle. 2696.
Harvest song. 4370.
Preludio. 4000.
Sonata. 4177.
Karnes (A. G.) Days of my child-
hood plays. 12988.
Karpat (—):
Hofehér szerelem, Befuta az utat.
20253.
Ugyan kittemetnek, Erdelyi mag-
yarok. 29363.
Karres (Ruy
Are you satisfied. 2654.
Last of the roses and you. 3526.
Karslake (Harry) I’m fascinated
with you. 18035.
Kas bus-polka. 28187.
Kaser (A. L.):
Billy goat said blah. 272238.
Old King Solomon. 28708.
Hoffmann
Kasschau (Frank)
25229.
Kassel (Art):
Ill see you thru. 5513.
When we meet again sweetheart.
12426, 14850, 17114.
Katscher (Robert) :
Butterfly. 19731.
Ich schenk’ dir das herz einer
rose... 28015.
Mary. 8550.
Waltz. 20571.
Zieh’ dich wieder an, Josefin’!
Hymn of trust.
7298.
Kattnigg (Rudolf) Liebling der
k6nigin. 18286.
Katz (Hyman):
Lift your eyes. 13706.
Where is my sweetheart of yester-
day. 193874.
Katz (Simon) WBili Hili. 22449.
Katzen (Bernard) One summer’s
night. 6256.
Katzman (Dan)
9165.
Katzman (Henry) Sweetheart of the
tropical sea. 238991.
Katzman (Louis) :
Banjoistic. 9857.
Russianesque. 21276.
Kaufman (G. 8.):
June moon. 22987.
Montana moon. 23297.
Kaufman (Mel):
Bing bing. 22124.
Tip-top-ies. 4335.
Kaun (C. J.) Maybe you’re gonna be
sorry. 11232:
Kaun (Hugo):
Aus den diimmergrauen wiesen...
93.
Busserl. 9978.
Friihlingseinzug. 695.
Hochsommernaeht. 20252.
Hohe lied der treue. 840.
Idyll. 1187.
Intermezzo. 11388.
Juchhe. 27057 (65).
Komm’ wieder, gesell! 20592.
Mein hiittlein steht im tannengrtin.
27057 (88).
Melodie-etude. 29647 (144).
Menuett. 1373.
Menuett-fantasie. 29647 (146).
Muttersprache. 20905.
Nachtgesang. 1518.
Natur und leben. 1525-1527.
Octaven-etude. 29647 (168).
Quintett. 14976 (266).
Saurer wein. 27057 (116).
Spruch. 14976 (313).
Stindchen. 27057 (128).
Steiger. 12053, 12054.
Since I found you.
1866
pt. Ilr, n. s., v. 24
.
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eee
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Trutzlied. 2252.
Walzer. 1139, 29647 (118).
Wie bald. 2493.
Kautz (Steve):
Modern polka. 1408.
Old country polka. 1604.
_ Kavandovitch (Nicholas) March,
20594.
Kawan (H.):
Baccanale. 15086.
Canto d’amore. 15212.
Canto triste. 15215.
Gridi d’angoscia. 15606.
Intermezzo-scherzo. 15877.
Tempeste del cuore. 16886.
Kawi (W. A.) Sweetheart’s secret
song, With magic IN G. 26582.
Kay (Arthur):
Can-ecan. 24675.
Death scene. 176380.
Dedication march. 22354.
Folk song. 15503, 25011.
Hungarian festivities. 20280.
Italian hymn. 15900. °
Italian parade march. 20503. _
National anthem. 16304, 28593.
Pandemonium. 23572.
Transformation scene. 24120.
Valsette. 24168.
Well dressed man. 29458.
Kay (Beverly) pseud. See Geer (M. C.)
Kay (C. M.):
Hello my Josephine. 3214.
Please pin a rose o’er my heart.
3956,
Kay (Charlotte) :
Toodle lolly da. 14685.
What does the deep
12391.
Kay (El) Geraldine. 3134.
Kay & Kay music pub. corp.:
Bedouin love song. 4720.
Black brigade. 17402.
Caromina. 10022.
Flatterer. 4876.
Flower song. 5340, 27247.
Forever after. 17780.
Friends tried and _ true.
27687.
Gidinine. 17815.
Her static face.
Bunt: |. 20SF2!
My evening star. 16252-16254.
My treasure. 28573-28575.
Night brings your love call to me.
11443.
Night song. 28617.
Nightingale’s song. 6177, 6178.
Serenade to Vida. 189138.
Sing till the clouds roll by. 11927.
Swallow. 6810, 29180.
Thy way Lord, not mine.
19194.
sea Say.
5204,
17915.
12211,
2469—30——20
Tin grenadiers.
Tis a wild
16941.
Kaye (Marion) :
Eyes have it. 5174.
"Til you'came along. 16935.
Kayser violin studies. 8365.
Kazacsay (Tibor) Tiergarten.
Kazakewich (Leon) Life.
Kazee (Buell) :
I’m rolling along.
Steel-a-goin’ down.
Kearn (A. M.):
Loving you.
Rhythm in G.
Keathly (M. F.)
Keating (Jack):
I’d lay down my
12594 (187).
Up in nigger heaven.
Keating (R. W. M.):
My dream baby. 1466.
Please baby. 14198.
Keatinge (A. M.) Blossom time in
San Jose. 2759.
Keats (Frederick) :
Dancing daffodils.
March of the noble.
6993, 29350.
and merry dance.
21626.
16021.
15779.
16801.
18367.
21239.
Hobo blues. 27834.
life for you.
19491 (246).
22327.
13824.
Parade of the marionettes. 18717.
Keden (Joe):
Brownies’ frolic. 9972.
Exquisite. 10375.
I’d go barefoot all winter long.
27891.
Keech (—) Six plantation songs.
21309.
Keech (Kel)
on loving me.
Keedy (F. R.)
As long as she keeps
2662.
Hungarian dance, no.
Bye eae
Keefover (F. A.) Queen of my heart.
23662.
Keele (Edward) Dreamer of dreams.
10278.
Keene (A. B.) Talisman. 9344.
Keep it clean. 15010, 15375, 15793.
Kegeler (Lydia) My plane and you.
20957.
Kehm (H. 8.):
In the night time.
Rosella. 18852.
Keighley (Thomas) :
Easy lessons in Beethoven. 19975.
18147.
Easy lessons on Mozart. 22445.
First lessons in counterpoint.
3072.
Ye banks and braes. 19429.
Keil (C. M.) Sadie Malone. 6520.
Keil (R. S.):
Devil-man. 15349,
Forbidden. 7920.
I dunno. 10703.
1867
INDEX
pti 1, nish yveet
Keil (R. S.)—Continued. Slippery Sam. 16717.
Let’s. 18279. Some other day. 11971.
You have too much fascination for Spookland. 4204. -
me. Stern’s (Lew) complete self in-
Keiser (R. A.): struction. 16807.
Little ball of string. 5860.
Story of love. 27057 (129).
Keith (Clifton) :
It takes a long time to Say good-
night. 15898.
There’s a mother’s prayer for you.
12186.
Keith (Jo.) Keith (Jo.) glide.
Keith (Lillie)
again. 24642.
Keith (M. J.) Baby’s song. 105.
Keith (Paul) Lonesome. 1247.
Keith, Prowse & co., ltd.:
Argentine dreams. 22032.
Bereeuse. 17380, 24580.
Blue Danube. 27237.
Carmina. 15222,
Community medley. 2872.
Damask rose. 10148, 10149.
Dark red roses. 22334.
Devotion. 13013, 13014.
Dutch panels. 2986, 2987.
Espagnolia. 27607. |
First step—how to play the clari-
onet. 17759.
First step—how to play the flute.
17760.
Go home, Pa-pa.
Goiden
17844.
Golden heurs of easy piano pieces.
17845.
Golden hours with the great mas-
ters. 15585.
in quiet places. 18140.
In the chimney corner.
Jasmine. 18182.
Journey’s end. 28144.
Kute and kunning. 15981.
Legends of King Arthur.
Little Bo-Peep. 18294.
23020.
Bring back those days
25085.
hours for Sundays.
1031.
15997.
Little Dutch doll. 230838.
Love’s a dream. 11131.
Midnight moon. 16181.
Narenta. 25962.
Olga. 26084.
Only one light. 6260.
Pedlar’s caravan. 18728.
Pepita. 28798.
Pick up the rhythm. 26174.
Riding on a camel. 23696.
Rose’s (Clarkson) third concert
party album. 9060.
Savoy community medley. 9092,
18880, 18881.
Savoy hunting medley. 6544,
9093, 16630, 16631.
Second community uke _ book.
18906.
Stern’s (Lew) march folio. 9283.
Stern’s (Lew) 2d Hawaiian song
folio. 19045,
Sunset love. 16837, 19073.
Tell me more about love. 12145.
Three contrasts. 25785.
9630,
Three famous cinema stars.
19421. ;
Tutor for the improved long scale
solo ukulele or miniature guitar.
2266.
Two country scenes. 19521.
What did the village blacksmith
say? 2411.
What way does the wind come.
19339.
When I only think of you. 14837.
Where the bee sucks. 19376.
Why don’t you believe me.
Wistaria. 17157.
101 country dances.
Keithley (EH. C.):
In a little wonderland that I have
found for you. 5654.
Old Italian love song.
1p
Sunbonnet days. 6798.
When shadows fall. 21813.
Kéler (Albert von):
Spanische lustspiel-ouverture.
T2028
Templeweihe.
Kéler-Béla (—)
(Albert von)
Kellard (Carl):
I’m so melancholy. 8171.
Vm so melancholy for somebody
like you. 5572.
Kellard (Karl) See Kellard (Carl)
Kelleher (Daniel) Girl that I loved
9605.
16320.
11531,
2589 (323).
pseud. See Kéler
best. 25070.
Keller (Anne) Flying colors. 659.
Keller (Eduard) School of virtu-
osity. 29647 (197-201).
Keller (I. M.) Flapper and the sheik.
10426.
Keller (Jack) Every day is Mother’s
day. 5163.
Keller (John) Jl always love you.
15739.
Keller (Oswin) :
Liindlicher reigen. 3509.
Romanze. 4052.
Keller (R. M.) Keep your chin up..
1140.
Keller (R. S.) Wastin’ time. 24207.
Keller (Walter) Musikzentrale. In
alter treue. 20444.
1868
nos. 1—12, 1929
INDEX
Kellett (M. W.) I’ve got the flu.
22854.
Kelley (E.-S.):
Ben-Hur. 19491 (15).
Pilgrim’s progress. 3939, 3940.
Kelley (Forrest) Evangeline. 10359.
Kelley (J. C.):
Baa! baa! black sheep. 27165.
Dickory, dickory, dock. 27512.
Hey, diddle, diddle. 27821.
Little Bo Peep. 28281.
Little Jack Horner. 28290.
Marjorie Daw. 28397. ;
Kelley (J.°R.) I promise to dream of
you sweetheart. 948.
Kelley (R. P.) America’s emblem.
4631.
Kellogg (A. F.):
Did you g:ve your heart to Jesus?
5045.
Rays of sunshine. 9008S.
Sheila. 1947.
Kellogg (Bell):
Californian lullaby.
Humming-bird’s surprize.
Kellogg (F. B.):
Cradle song.
Evening song. 3028.
May-day valse. 3637.
Robin’s bed-time song.
Kellogg (V. G.) Heart’s-ease. 22689.
Kelly (Annie) I ean’t live without
you Katie Reilley. 29647 (93).
Kelly (E. B.) Just wondering. 3486.
Kelly (HH. C:) Pets. 23595.
Kelly (Ella) Back to that old silver
sereen. 2694, 4700.
Kelly (Eva) I found the end of the
rainbow. 17998.
Kelly (H. A.) Im lonely my dear
for you. 8160.
Bey (4 oC.)
Ask me once. 7405.
Biue eyes. 7514.
Moonbeams. 8636.
Pretty Polly. 8970.
°T-1 my ship comes in.
Kelly (J. E.) pseud.
E.)
Kelly (J. J.)
cut you, pal of mine.
Rely (J.P) :
I can’t live without you Katie
Reilley. 29647 (98).
In cur home, sweet home.
(154).
Kellv (Jack) pseud. See Kelly (L. J.)
Kelly (Joseph) You made me believe
vou cared. 4557.
BPI NC ba 3) -
Let’s sing a ditty.
My gal Sal. 23356.
Whistle a tune. 17129.
19741.
5464.
417.
1816.
9400.
See Tomek (J.
I can never live with-
8093.
12594
16011.
De
Kelly CM: eS) Prisoner’s regret.
Kelly (R. M.) Ill miss you so. 27929.
Kelly (Zettie) Zita. 7301.
Kelly the boy from Killan.
Kelly’s cat. 14976 (172).
Kelsey (Carlton) :
Dance of the marionettes.
Just sing a song. 1128.
Memories of P-cardy.
My Pierrot. 1501.
No fool man can make a fool out
ofme.. ,1552,. t145a.
Kelsey (Walter) :
Ivan. 8297.
Kind of girl. 5783.
South of Dixie. 6742.
Kemble (Victoria) Song
21421.
Kemits (Ch.) Marcia solenne.
Kemme (Rudolph)
3491,
447,
1365.
of love.
16126.
Hollywood blues.
25198.
Kemp (Hal) Tell her that you love
her. 9354.
Kemp (M. D.) School days. 1894.
Kemp (Victcr) pseud. See Girard
(Harry)
Kemp-Moore, inc.
Kemper (E. W.):
Samarkand. 11816.
I’m counting the stars up in
heaven. 25302.
Just yesterday. 2553
Rambler rose. 26232
Some girls are good. 26439.
You're my little ray of sunshine.
Pion
Kempinski (L. A.):
Fury of the storm.
Grace and beauty.
Minuet Martha
11283.
Mischievous sprites.
Moments enchanting. 25857.
Old man grouch. 11533 av
Recitatif dramatique.
Standard orchestra folio.
Technicalities. 9351.
Throbbing hearts. 6929.
Travelin’... 220.)
Valse chromatique. 9471.
Western reverie. 7145.
Kempner (Joe) Love me long.
Kempner (Siegfried Nicklass-)
Nicklass-Kempner (Siegfried)
Kemp’s j'gg. 25551.
Kendal (Baden) Why did I tell you?
7935.
13267.
Washington.
11285.
96242.
21464.
1278.
See
2482.
Kendall (Betty) Southern spirituals.
26492.
Kendall (Don):
Bambina. 9856, 17348.
Melancholy moon. 11243, 16156.
1869
INDEX
Kendall (KE. F.):
Bedouin. 29647 (18).
Farmers carnival. 10389.
Guest of honor. 29647 (81).
Kendall (Elinor) Midnight moon-
light. 16182.
Kendall (W. E.)
29647 (189).
Kendall (J. K. Magic maker.
Kendis (James) :
I’m homeward bound. 18041.
Rosaline. 18848.
Silvery Susquehanna. 6649.
Romantic dreams.
18383.
When you know the girl you’re-
lonesome for. 7197.
Kendis, Gusman & Samuels, inc.:
All the world belongs to you.
272:
Could anybody ask for more?
4961.
Get yourself a sweetie. 5286.
Gypsy dream Rose. 17871.
I love you more each day. 20835.
I’m homeward bound. 18041.
I’m wild about dancing. 5588.
Memories of you. 18442.
Rosaline. 18848.
Silvery Susquehanna. 6649.
Since you are mine. 6657.
Somewhere among. the roses.
18995.
Underneath the Russian moon.
7027.
Kendrick (M. T.) Hardeen method
for Jews harp. 790.
Kennaway (H. E.) There is nobody
just like you. 14645.
Kennedy (Agnes) :
Wonderful sunset years. 21883.
You’re all that I have in the
world. 14947.
Kennedy (Al):
Don’t forget. 22394.
Girl I can’t forget.
Kennedy (Douglas) :
Abergenny. 24482.
Bashful swain. 24553.
Bellamira. 24573.
Booth’s hornpipe. 24621.
Christ-church bells in
24719.
Cottey house. 24766.
Draper’s maggot. 24873.
Green sleeves and yellow lace.
25117.
Hole in the wall. 25197.
Kemp’s jigg. 25551.
Lady-day. 25570.
Mr. Cosgill’s delight. 25845.
More the merrier. 25871.
No-body’s jigg. 26011.
Northern Nancy. 26017.
Ormond house. 26118.
Pretty miss. 26212.
22596.
Oxon.
pt. I, n. s., v. 24
Pretty nun. 262138.
Red house. 26245.
Rockingham castle.
Rowling eye. 26305.
Sadier’s Wells. 26316.
Softly robin. 264382.
Spanish jigg. 26496.
Temple-barr. 26613.
Trenchmore. 26692.
Trip to “Paris: 2oqeu
Way to Norwich. 26838.
Wedding. 26840.
Whimbleton house. 26923.
Kennedy (Finette) When we honey-
moon in Mars. 19363.
Kennedy (H. C.) jr. Sweetheart mine.
9329.
26283.
Kennedy (Helen) :
Abergenny. 24432. y
Bashful swain. 24553.
Bellamira. 245738.
-Booth’s hornpipe. 24621.
Christ-church bells in
24719. .
Cottey house. 24766.
Draper’s maggot. 24878.
Green sleeves and yellow lace.
Qoait 7,
Hole in the wall. 25197.
Kemp’s jigg. 25551.
Lady-day. 25570.
Mr. Cosgill’s delight. 25845.
More the merrier. 25871.
No-body’s jigg. 26011.
Northern Nancy. 26017.
Ormond house. 26118.
Pretty miss. 26212.
Pretty nun. 26213:
Red house. 26245.
Rockingham castle.
Rowling eye. 26305.
Sadler’s Wells. 26316.
Softly robin. 26432.
Spanish jigg. 26496.
Temple-barr. 26613.
Trenchmore. 26692.
Trip to Paris. 26700.
Way to Norwich. 26833.
Wedding. 26840.
Whimbleton house. 26923.
Kennedy (M. J.) I will sing you to
Oxon.
26283.
sleep. 8219.
Kennedy (Tom) Voice of the R. K. O.
24192.
Kennedy (W. J.) dairy co. When the
baby smiles at me. 21814.
Kennedy (Will) Darkie town drag.
19891.
Kennedy-Fraser (Marjory)
songs of the Hebrides. 23309.
Kenneth (W. OD.) Military hero.
29647 (148).
More
1870
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nos. 1-12, 1929
Kenney (C. C.): Kern (E. B.) Sing me the songs I
Chiefs’ council. 10054, 10055. heard on daddy’s knee. 9178.
Flute eall. 15500, 15501. Kern (#. J.):
Signal fires. 11912, 11913. Don’t say good-bye. 17656.
23938, 23939.
Suite in olden
Stomp dance.
Kenning (Henry)
style. 2080.
Kent (C. P.) Where has our good
money gone. 7200, 19372.
Kent (Charlotte) pseud.
man (Charlotte)
Kent (Dick) :
I say whoopee,
boom. 8192.
I still believe in you.
Kent (Donald) :
From a bud to a flower.
Just you alone with me.
Kent (J. W.):
See Hoch-
she says boom-
10770.
17791.
18222. .
Toy time. 6967.
Tunes. and tales. 21681.
Kenyon (J. L.) Stamp and whirl.
26507.
Keown (Moira). Baby lips, baby eyes,
- baby cries. 9833.
Ker (Lilief) pseud. See Ker (L. F.)
Merv (iv: Fs) Daddy’s iast flight.
27452.
Kerin (J. J.) What is this spell com-
ing over me. 2418.
Kerin (Susie) King’s highway. 13656.
Kerker (Gustave) My little pansy.
29647 (161).
Kerksieck (O. W.) Learn to find a
smile. 1189.
Kerley (Jane) Miniature music dra-
mas. 28454.
Kern (C. W.):
At the dance. 19575.
Bold sailor. 19690.
Brave Indian. 19702.
Call to arms. 285, 19745.
Community grand march. 12920.
Dancing fireflies. 27460.
Dancing rivulets. 2909.
EKarly morning rise. 19973.
Fieeting hours. 3079.
Flying the kite. 660.
Happy blacksmith. 20196.
Jumping froggies. 3464.
Jumping the rope. 1107.
March of the automatons.
Modest violet. 20870.
Pattering feet. 3915.
Peach blossoms. 21143.
Pleasant visit. 21171.
Right and left. 28909.
Running feet. 1849.
Song of the katydid.
Stately dance. 4212.
Swords and guns. 21527.
Top spinning. 293822.
Valse Pauline. 4401.
28384.
4182.
I love you sweetheart. 18023.
Wanita. 193806.
With Nell in my canoe. 19408.
Kern (H. R.) Mother, will we be
pals up there. 11327.
Kern (Harry) Goodness
Sue, 7972.
Kern (Jerome) :
At the casino.
Don’t ever leave me.
Here am I. 20245.
Out of the blue. 23556.
Sun about to rise. 238954.
Sweet Adeline. 29182.
"Twas not so long ago. 21684.
Why was I born? 21859.
Kern (M. R.):
Cheerful lark. 15239.
Life eternal. 23066.
Kern (Ruth) Spring song. 9272.
Kern (Sam):
Dear old granny! 27487.
Don’t make my heart your play-
thing. 10253.
Kernell (William) :
Flower of delight.
Good old Mary Brown.
27742.
I’m saving all my loving.
8167.
My girl.
Steppin’
19041.
True heaven. 2250, 43867.
Kernochan (Marshall) : “
Sailor sings. 9079.
You'll love me yet. 21922.
Kerns (J. E.) Ghost. 10511.
Kerpen (Gertrude). Sunny California.
gracious
24426 (11).
19943.
7905, 10440.
17855,
5571,
20920, 23359.
along. 16804, 16805,
29169.
Kerr (Julia) Schéne lau. 1892.
Kerr (CPMS.):
Over in glory. 28750.
Tune in on heaven. 29351.
Kerr (R. N.):
Angela dances. 57.
Happy darkie. 785.
On the flying horses. 1626.
Skipping on the lawn. 1974.
Kersten (M. Werner-) See Werner-
Kersten (M.)
Kerth (M. V.) I’m not satisfied just
to dream. 5565.
Kerwall (Rex):
Smiling through your tears. 9194.
“We must all have another. 4454.
Kerwey (Julia) pseud. See Kerr
( Julia )
Kerwin (P. F.) Everything I do, I
do for you. 22482.
1871
INDEX
Késelaer (L.):
Affranchis. 14994.
BD. B: 15082:
Mariolles. 16136.
Kessel (Geo.) Shout the glad tidings.
21359.
Kessler (H. V.):
Don’t be that way. 10252.
Oh! baby it’s you. 11507.
Kessler (Hans) :
Auf, auf mein herz.
Auferstehn. 19582.
Berglied aus dem harz.
Jiigerlied. 20507.
Korsarenlied. 5794.
Landlust. 5396.
Liebesschmerz.
Lied der meise.
Lockvogel. 5882.
O Moselland, mein Moselland.
6212.
O schifflein, fahre zu.
~Ostern. 21100.
Rhein-legende. 21235.
Rheinisch land. 6448.
Sei gegrtisst, Christkindelein.
6586.
Sternennacht. 26522.
Verlorene ring. 7048.
Wanderlied. 7105.
Kessler (Morty) | Unhappy.
Kessler (R. W.):
Indiana university’s Jordon River
revue. 13555.
Out of my dreams. 11581.
Simple prayer. 14423.
Kestenbaum (S. L.) Let us hide upon
a hillside. 20643.
Kestenbaum (Samuel)
to love you. 25249.
Kestner (Denzil) In the morning,
just at dawn. 18146.
Ketélbey (A. W.):
Devotion. 18013, 13014.
19581.
4737.
5843.
20650.
6215.
29371.
I could learn
Saered hour. 11806.
Three fanciful etchings. 3498.
Ketten (Henri) Fileuse. 6389.
Kettenus (Aloys)
Ketterer (Hlla) :
Bedtime song. 17366.
Big bell and the little bell.
Brook. 256.
Marche. 2589 (148).
17392.
Cheerful moment. 4894.
Cuckoo clock. 175938.
Fairies: 609.
Fairy waltz. 618.
Goblins. 730.
In deep thought. 5657.
JOLLY, Diao:
Little boat song. 18295.
Mermaids. 1375.
Robin redbreast. 1815.
Witches. 2507.
187
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
Ketterer (Eugene) :
Boute en train. 19491 (22).
Caprice hongroise. 19491 (31).
Chatelaine. 19491 (35).
Defilé-marche. 19491 (50).
Valse des fleurs. 19491 (248).
Ketty-Delorme (—) See Delorme
(Ketty-)
Kevish (Bill) That’s why my skies
are blue. 12176.
Key (C. E.) Universal flag of love.
2288.
Keyes (Baron) Smiling tooth army
song. 1998.
Khovantchina. 19704.
Kichi (King) Some day I'll be happy.
2006.
Kickashear (M. A.) My pal of pals.
6140.
Kidd (J. R.) Night time. 23442.
Kidd (M. C.):
Baby’s spring song. 19593.
Bluebells and you. 19678.
Daffodowndillies.. 19870.
Dreams of yesteryear. 19965.
Julie Ann. 205389.
Love me, O rose of my heart.
20721.
Kidd (W. C.) Night time. 23442.
Kiddie kabaret [and] Christmas show.
28196.
Kidson (Ethel) English peasant songs.
22462.
Kidwell (Arthur) :
I want to go back. 28001.
My flapper baby. 18516.
That dear old grandpa of mine.
19141.
Kidwell (EK. W.):
How could you say yes to some-
body else. 17968.
Why? 9596, 14875.
Kiehl (Heinrich) pseud. See Fisher
(W. A.)
Kiener (Richard) :
Fantasie tanz. 7863.
Melodie in F. 23729.
Kienzl (Wilhelm) :
Kehraus—galopp. 25550.
6 lieder vom gliick. 20578.
Kies (H. A.) Whoopee. 2476.
iieserling (Richard ) Hungarian
dance. 2589 (124).
Kiesler (Eduard) :
Amazon. 21964 (8).
Mein Thueringen. 21964 (49).
Kieslich (Leo) Lockvogel. 5882.
Kiesling (S. G.)
Bell waltz.
My own waltz. 29647 (162).
Waltz of the times. 9709 (2538).
Yanky dandy. 12594 (446).
Kikh-koko. 4593.
9709 (22).
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INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Kilanoski (E. J.): :
Blue day. 22141.
Sara-Lee. 23745.
Kilanoski (Eddie) That four rhythm
band. 26620.
Kilenyi (Edward) :
Agitation while
17258.
Bizarre agitato. 19659.
Discussion and argument.
Doubts. 24866.
In mist and haze. 18135.
Komik kvarrel. 13664.
Lovable bum. 25668.
Poor sap. 17238, 23620.
Restless events. 18821.
Scenic agitato. 9099, 18889.
Weird agitation. 9539, 19325.
Kiley (J. J.) Texas Guinan. 14613.
Kilgore (A. 8.) Romance and tragedy
in birdland. 6479.
Kilgour (Ruth) I have dreamed of
a day like to-day. 15734.
Kilkka (K. W.) Summer twilight.
23953.
Kilpinen (Yrj6):
Visor och melodier. 29412-29415.
20 sanger. 28199-28201.
Kimball (G. A.) Thrills in the air.
9398.
Kimball (G. E.)
4577 (180).
Kimman. (L. H.)
20562.
Kimmel (Gretchen)
very few woids.
Kincaid (Bradley) Favorite old-time
songs and mountain ballads. 27643.
Kineaid (O. D.) Majestic waltz of
dancing. 28,
17642.
In a cosey -corner.
Just you and I.
I’m a goil of a
20338.
love. 1316.
Kindel (V. M.) Panhandle moon.
18714.
Kinder (Florenee) :
Love’s coronation.
My garden of roses.
Kinder (Ralph):
O perfect love.
Reminiscence.
Song to the stars.
Kinder Weihnachtsfeier.
Kindig (L. J.):
19491 (130).
29647 (159).
6213.
14290.
2034.
3498.
Awake! thou that sleepest. 9825.
Behold, I stand at the door. 9881.
Bible in melody. 9903.
Books of the Bible. 9947.
He shall save His people. 10604.
I surrender to Thee. 10774.
Junicr welcome chorus. 10928.
Seourging. 11857.
Son of man is come. 11981.
Spelling Christian. 12030.
Suffer the children. 12080.
Ten commandments. 12150.
Though your sins be as scarlet.
12208.
Twelve disciples. 12273.
Wages of sin is death.
Kindleberger (David) :
Cry-baby. 24776.
I’m Billy from Piccadilly. 18032.
I’ve got all of the habits of my
dad. 18076.
Make yourselves at home. 20759.
Oh what a wonderful bride I’d
be. 18642.
Playing round your wigwam.
Kindred (B. F.)
(Ere ey @
Kindy (Stanley)
12333.
6337.
Beatrice be mine.
Yoo hoo goodlook-
ing! 2544.
King (A. C.) Rubber neck. 1846.
King (Al):
Some day you'll feel blue. 4167.
You'll come back and say. 4554.
King (C. E.):
Kapena. 1134.
Moana serenade. 16198.
My Hawaiian souvenir. 23362.
Pehea hoi au? 16460.
Song of the Islands. 2031, 23891,
. 23892, 26473.
King (Charles) :
Kind) of, 2irly' 5783:
South of Dixie. 6742.
King (David) pseud. See Applebaugh
(W. K.)
King (2... Ho);
Hu ana ka makanie. 13371, 15694.
Kapena. 1134.
Lei e. 13683, 16000.
Pehea hoi au? 16460.
Song of the Islands. 2031.
Kine (BN):
Atlanta Anna. 7410.
Blackbird blues. 2755.
King (H. R.)
vain? 17894.
King (Irving):
Lonely little me.
Have I loved you in
8464.
We must all have another. 4454.
King (J. W.) Meditation. 8568.
King (Jack) How am I to know.
17961.
fome (KE) :
Franklin post. 680.
Kansas bandman. 8361.
Missouri bandman. 16192.
Pageantry. 26134.
Pride of the Illini. 1740, 3979.
147th field artillery. 2588.
King (K. L.) music house.:
Cinderella overture. 368.
Dull razor blues. 17690.
Franklin post. 680.
General electric. 715.
Kansas bandman. 8361.
March Singapore. 13827.
1873
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., ve 24
King (K. L.) music house.—Continued.
Missouri bandman. 16192.
Pageantry. 26134.
Pride of the Illini. 1740, 3979.
Syncopator. 2124,
Unique overture. 9460.
Utility march. 24164.
Zanzibar. 17227.
147th field artillery. 2588.
King (L. S.): ar
Christ our Master and Saviour.
15250.
Do your best. 27528,
King (Manning) Colette. 7650.
King (N. M.):
My ocean. 8706.
On the coast of Spain. 14101.
King (Nib) pseud. See King (F. N.)
King (Phil) Lonely little me. 8464.
King (R. A.) pseud. See King
CR... A... Ks)
Beyond the _ gates
9709 (24).
Daisy and the butterfly.
(65).
Evening star. 9709 (59).
If you loved me. 9709 (111).
of. paradise.
12594
Jupiter. 9709 (124).
Mars. 9709 (150).
Neptune. 9709 (164).
O golden land of peace. 9709
C13)e
Saturn. 9709 (207).
Sesame. 9709 (212).
Soda I, soda you, sodas ev’rybody.
4162.
Sunbeams and_ shadows. 4577
(384).
Sweet home cf the angels. 12594
(878), 14976 (826).
Venus. 9709 (249).
What’s the use of loving when you
haven’t anyone to love. 2420.
When mother sings, Silver threads
among the gold. 12411.
King (R2ginald) Carmina. 15222.
King (Robert) :
California sunshine. 7562.
I’m looking into heaven. 22820.
Katie keep your feet on the ground.
15958, 20569.
Little baby curls.
Melancholy me.
1222.
13868.
King (Rcse) Darling it is dawn.
5006.
King (Wayne) That little boy of
mine. 24029.
King Dodo. 2589 (43, 56,
129, 130, 140, 149, 150, 164,
312, 321, 336, 360), 12594
14976 (70, 175), 17236 (207).
King Jesus is a-listening. 28205,
Kingdom (The) 38500.
84, 98, 105,
210; 271,
(288),
18
Kingsley (Arthur) In quiet places.
18140.
Kinne (B. L.)
8713, 23396.
Kinscella (H. G.) My very first musie
lessons at the pianoforte. 6156.
Kinsley (Frederick) Just whisper I
My precious mother.
love you. 18221.
Kinsley (J. F.) Fairy of the river.
17736.
Kintzle (E. L.):
Don’t ask me, I'll tell vou it’s aoe
505.
Waiting for that thing dullest hap-
piness. 12336.
Kipp (A. M.):
She’s. that conan in between.
21340.
You'll come back to me some day,
sweetheart. 19455.
Kipp (KE. A.) Pal of long ago.
Kippe( PP.)
Catalina Isle. 12857.
Putter milk und zour krout juice.
26227.
Kipp (M. K.)
(you. (25138.
Kipp (Nan) pseud. See Kipp (A. M.)
23566.
Happiness belongs to
Kippel (Mickey) :
End of the evening. 13098.
That’s all I ask of you. 6892.
You made me love you. 9672,
12536-12538, 14942, 14943, 21926.
Kirby (Bessie) Heart-aches. 22686.
Kircheis (O. A.) Dear mother o’mine.
15336.
Kirechl (Adolf) Lied der schmiede.
25616.
Kirchner (A1.)
Kirk (Howard)
7385, 19561:
Kirkpatrick (J. M.) Carry me back
to dear old Marylahd. 7588.
Kirkpatrick (John) jr. Concerto.
24754, 24755.
Kirkpatrick (lL. E.):
Baby. 173383.
Are you blaming me.
As twilight softly . falls. .17236
(Zoi
At the setting of the sun. 17236
(28).
Baptize me now. 17236 (30).
Beautiful day. 17236 (382).
Bells of eternity. 17236 (388).
Christ is risen. 17236 (68).
Christmas bells. 27657 (24).
Complete in Him. 17236 (78).
Easter chimes. 17236 (109).
Holy quietness. 2589 (120).
How beautiful to be with God.
17236 (166).
Lord of the harvest. 17236 (228).
My father will send for me.
17286 (ZITO). ;
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INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
17236 (297).
17236 (302).
Not empty handed.
O, it is wonderful.
Overflowing with His love. 17236
(310).
Pass along a word of cheer. 17236
(312).
Peace like a river. 17236 (315).
Royal proclamation. 17236 (347).
Saw vou never in the twilight.
27057 (117).
Sheltering rock.
Sing all ye people.
Sing of His love.
Sing out the sweet story.
(379).
Sing that once more.
Take the life-boat.
17236 (368).
27057 (123).
17236 (378).
17236
17236 (380).
19491 (230).
Tell the world to rejoice. 27057
(142).
There was joy in the sky. 27057
(148).
Under the snowdrift. 17236 (487).
Wait for the Father’s promise.
17236 (453).
We will sing the old, old story.
17236 (463).
When God is calling. 27057 (164).
When I find my Jesus there.
17236 (468).
When love shines in. 17236 (471).
When the rosy day was breaking.
17236 (478).
Kirkpatrick (W. J.):
As twilight softly falls. 17236
(2a)t
At the setting of the sun. 17236
(28).
Baptize me now. 17236 (30).
Beautiful day. 17236 (82).
Bells of eternity. 17236 (38).
Christ is risen. 17236 (68).
Christmas bells. 27057 (24).
Complete in Him. 17236 (78).
Easter chimes. 17236 (109).
Holy quietness. 2589 (120).
How beautiful to be with God.
17236 (166).
Lord of the harvest.
My Father will
17236 (279).
Not empty handed.
O, it is wonderful.
17236 (228).
send for me.
17236 (297).
17236 (302).
Overflowing with His love. 17236
(310).
Pass along a word of cheer.
17236 (312).
Peace like a river. 17236 (315).
’ Royal proclamation. 17236 (347).
Saw you never in the twilight.
27057 (117).
Shelter’ng rock.
Sing all ye people.
Sing of His love.
17236 | (368).
27057 (123).
17236 (378).
Sing out the sweet story. 17286
(379).
Sing that once more. 17236 (380).
Take the life-boat. 19491 (230).
Tell the world to rejoice. 27057
(142).
There was joy in the sky. 27057
(144).
Under the snowdrift. 17236 (437).
Wait for the Father’s promise.
17286 (453).
We will sing the old, old story.
17236 (468).
When God is calling.
When I find my
17236 (468).
When love shines in. 17236 (471).
When the rosy day was breaking.
172386 (478).
Kirkwood (R. 8.):
Hollywood I hear
5441.
I’m going back to dear old Dixie.
25309.
Kirn (J. K.) Sweet heart. 23967.
Kirsch (F. G.) Rose of memories.
11787.
Kirschbaum (I. W.) I want you for
my sweetheart. 18086.
Kirzeder (Harold) That tantalizing
melody. 14633.
Kissenger (H. D.)
Kistner (Fr.):
Des schifers Dafnis erster lieder-
kranz. 15347.
Heimkehr vom werk. 13322.
Zehn klavierstiicke, 1929. 18817.
27057 (164).
Jesus. there.
you calling.
Balbriggan, 17346.
Kitchen (C. Y.) Oh, gee! I got a
count. 8802.
Kitson (C. H.) May song. 20810.
Kitta (Stanley) I will love you.
8217.
Kjerulf (Halfdan) :
Bridal party on the Hardanger.
246.
Last night. 17236 (214).
Klaar (Roma) Waiting for someone
to find me. 21749.
Klages (Raymond) :
At close of day.
Blue step. 22145.
Caressing you. 305.
Japanese toyland. 22967.
Out of a clear blue sky.
What do I care. 24233.
15060.
23555.
Klahn (EH. O.) She used to call me
nothing. 1946.
Klaich (M. A.) My darling sweetie.
16243.
Klasmer (Benjamin) Heavenly love.
8026, 15652.
Klatt (Paul) Herz ich liebe dich.
27820.
1875
INDEX
Klatzkin (D. B.):
Anabelle. 17295.
Doing it blue. 22387.
Oh! gee, oh gosh, I’m goofy. 21048.
Klauber (Marcy) Vie and _ KEddie.
24178.
Klauber (Ruth):
Cossack dance. 4960.
Gavotte. 5274.
Japanese lullaby. 5722.
Little sick dog. 5874.
Rookie squad on parade. 238718.
Spanish dance. 6750.
Waltz of the wooden shoe. T7099.
Klein (A. L.):
_ Ave Maria. 17236 (29).
Cubanischer tanz. 17286 (85).
Gavotte. 17236 (187).
Notturno. 17236 (208).
Valse gracieuse. 17236 (444).
Klein (Arthur) Springtime. 21457.
Klein (B. O.):
17236 (29).
17236 (85).
Ave Maria.
Cubanischer tanz.
Gavotte. 17236 (187).
Notturno. 17236 (208).
Valse gracieuse. 17236 (444).
Klein (Bernhard) Send out Thy
light. 4577 (350).
Klein (Florence) :
Tales of love. 21535.
Those stock market blues. 21611.
Klein (Helen) Warfield waltzes.
14976 (374).
Klein (Hubert) Rhein-legende
PAPAS
Klein (Jules) When the baby smiles
at me. 21814.
Klein (Loren) Now ain’t that some-
thing. 28651.
Klein (Lou) :
Oh! how that Quaker knew her
oats. 16372.
Outside bum. 18701.
Return of the gay caballero.
28903.
Sergeant Flagg and Sergeant
by OIE, aol
Klein (Manuel) Warfield waltzes.
14976 (374).
Klein (R. L.) Safety or sorrow.
6522.
Klein (Saul):
I’m rolling in love. 5568.
Just you, just me and _ _Ilove.
8358, 10958.
Klein (Sol) Within my heart.
24336.
Kleinwachter (F. J.):
All I need to make love is you.
19529.
I want you for my pal. 8215.
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
Klemm (C. A.) :
Don Giovanni. 27538.
Donna Elvira. 27534.
Fremdenlegionir. 20107.
Lolita. 28302.
Klemm (Gustav) :
Bazaar ballad. - 17354.
Beside your window. 2741.
Just to be glad. 28175.
Little moon. 13727,
Mississippi mood. 6038.
Sing your best. 18961. ”
With love along. 14901, 17161.
Klengel (Paul) :
Froehliche armuth. 2589 (102).
Gute stunde. 2589 (111).
Kammer-sonaten. 281838.
Kirchen-sonaten. 28209.
Sonate. 26458.
Klenner (John) :
Down the river of golden dreams.
22409.
I’m still caring. 15782.
Japansy. 10838, 3488.
Lonely troubadour. 16058, 20695.
When I look thrw my book of
dreams. 2438.
Kletzki (Paul)
12586.
Klickman (F. H.):
Bing bing. 22124.
Black key kapers. 190.
Clark’s (Norman) Hawaiian song
Zweite sinfonie.
folio. T7641:
Danee of the hours. ‘707.
Hawaiian sandman. 38200, 3201.
I love to hear you singing. 3306.
In Allah’s garden. 33888.
March of the gnomes. 18823.
Piano pranks. 8912.
Polite society. 11670.
Sometimes. 23876.
Song of the islands. 23891, 23892.
Klimko (J. M.) Under a_ silvry
moon. 9456.
Klimp! (H. J.) :
Dear daddy. 19900, 24819.
Sweet melodies. 26566.
Temple of Benares. 12148.
When I see you smile. 4474.
Klinet (Lewis) When you're lone-
some in some other town. 21825.
Kling (H. B.)
Klinger (G. H.)
Klingler (Karl) :
Klavierquintett.
Violin-konzert.
Klingsor (Tristan)
settes. 2826.
Klitgaard. (C.J: G.) gve
College widow. 28683.
I’ll never leave you again. 81383.
Kloepfer (Ernst) Korsarenlied. 5794.
I’m lonely. 5558.
Prosperity. 16520.
25560.
14769.
Chanson des noi-
1876
|
|
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Tohr'tIo NY:
Billboard march. 14976 (30°33).
Soaring eagle. 11964, 14460,
14461.
Tumble-weed. 21675.
Y. M: I. march.
Kluchansky (A. M.):
How can I forget thee, Russia.
20274.
Kremlin. 18246.
Kluften (Pal) Tokse-valsen.
Klupseh (Siegfried )
triumen. 15978.
Kmiec (Joseph) :
Krakowiak. 28217.
Na weselu w Harklowy.
28582.
Polka torklouj.
Sztajerék dukli.
Szteyerchgorhic.
Weselny marsz.
Wigerka polka.
Knab (Armin):
Liebesklagen des midchens.
Naturlieder. 23421.
Zeitkranz. 12579.
Knapp (EH. M.) -Pageant of Bible
characters. 1661.
Knapp (F. M.) Dreaming memories.
T7T87.
Knapp (S. A.) Tropical moon brighten
29647 (266).
16947.
Komm lass uns
28581,
28831.
292138.
29214.
29462.
29540.
5841.
my way back home. 6987.
Knarston (Hugenie) Wally. 17049.
Knauer (Karl) Willst due ein
2499.
Alone on the great
Deutscher sein!
Kneeland (N. A.)
white way. 46.
Kneff (William)
never smile on me.
Knell (A. P.):
Bible class song. 12747.
Child’s prayer. 12884.
Since you never,
4147.
Hallowed memories. 13286.
Knell, .(B. F-.):
Hallowed memories. 13286.
Yearning for thee. 12512.
Knesal (J. M.) Villager’s delight.
2326.
Kness (L. J.) Busy bees. 4818.
Knight (—) Darling old mother 0’
mine. 7718.
Krneht (C. B.) That Tadio’ tune:
24034.
Knight (D. M.) jr. Sing the glad
song! 29049.
Knight (Rexdale) Creeping love.
419.
Knipe (J. L.): .
Little bit of this. 20669.
When I have you. 21805.
Knoll (F. L.):
Give us back our beer and wine.
5307.
Pal of my dreams. 3896.
Knopf (Martin) :
Erich, nur dir gehoér’ ich. 578.
Schwiegermutter, du siehst wie
der Chaplin aus. 1902.
So ein trépfchen steight ins képf-
chen. 1999.
Ungekusste Eva. 7028.
War’ ich doch noch ein baby wie
teu 2351:
Wie kommt denn nur die gniid’ ge
frau dazu. 2495.
Knowles (8S. W.) Some sweet day
some heartbreakin’ man will break
your heart. 26442.
Knowlton (A. M. D.-) Daddy dear.
12958.
Knowlton (F. S.) Costume box.
24765.
Knox (Cromvwell-) See Cromvwell-
Knox (=)%
Knox (L. B.):
Flag of our nation. 7896.
O. E. S. musical service. 3821.
Knoxville college. Alma mater.
27100.
Knudson (C. O.):
Choosing you. 27362.
I’ve searched the world for a
sweetheart. 27992.
In a little cottage. 18121.
Only you. 21090.
Step by step. 29147.
Knuten (Forlags a. b. musikaliska) :
Mormors melodi. 8642.
Mustalainen. 20904.
Kobbé (Philip) :
Bluebeard in Bologna. 12771.
Kisses. 1149.
Koch (Clara) I’ve found that little
someone. 22848.
Koch (Clarence) :
I’m hoping to be yours someday.
20357.
Waiting for dreams to come true.
24198.
Koch (F. E.) Spiel der wellen. 4199.
moeh ¢ 0.” <1) Sweetheart divine.
23984.
Kochanski (Paul) Chants d’Espagne.
15234.
Kochmann (Julius) Nur einmal
mochte ich mit dir noch _ glticklich
Sein! 21018.
Kochmann (Spero) Bolivia. 24617.
Kockert (Otto) Feirlicher aufzug.
627.
Kodaly (Zoltan) :
Adagio. 18241.
Harom ének. 13663.
Hary Janos. 22664, 22665.
Tantum ergo V. 2134.
Koechlin (Ch.) Traité de V’harmonie.
2234.
1877
INDEX .
Koehler (Herman) Hymn to liberty.
3269. .
Koehler (Oscar) Rustling leaves.
12594 (329).
Koehler (Ted):
Baby—oh where can you _ be?
7441, 9837.
Gladly. 20148, 22605.
I'd like to see more of you Madam.
15719.
Moonlight, a love song and you.
18478.
My sugar and me. 6150.
Rose of Mandalay. 1833.
So sentimental. 14455, 16729.
Those were the happy days.
4326.
Weary feet. 2387.
Who could say no. 29522.
Will love linger on my darling.
9612, 12478.
You’re not the same old sweet-
heart. 9678, 12552.
Kolle (C.) Streichtrio. 16813.
Koelling (Carl) :
Hungary. 5468.
Reiterlied. 9709 (200).
Zigeunerin traum. 9709 (267).
Konigsberger (Josef) :
Idyll am bach. 20422.
Indischer tempeltanz. 15873.
Reverie. 21232.
Koennemann (Miloslaw) Fremers-
berg. 7928.
Koepfie (l. M.):
Forgotten. 10456.
Mama’s little honey bee. 13810.
My little Kick-a-poo. 16269.
Koerber (Katherine) Pretty Cin-
derella. 28852.
Kogen (Harry):
Clock and the hours. 12903.
Dog, a boy and a bee. 18028.
Dreamer. 15400.
Four characteristic moods. 1156.
Fugue. 1157.
Laddies. 1165, 230386.
Love is a magic key. 5905.
Merlin. 23257.
Midnight memories. 16180.
Minuet caprice. 23275.
Song to Merlin. 12011.
Kohlmann (Carl) 24 studies for tuba.
8382.
Kohlmann (Clarence) :
Lovelight. 13778.
So entrancing. 238854.
Kohn (M. H.) When we were twenty-
one. 4577 (423). |
Kohn (S. 8S.) My vision of love.
. 14010.
Kohrt (A. A.) Cry-baby smile. 4978.
Kol nidrei. 20589.
18
(
pt. IT, n. s., v. 24
Kola (J6zsef) :
Nem tehetek rola: szeretem!...
1533.
Rozsalevél. 21271.
Szazas banko nesze cigany. 2125.
Kolarik (J. J.) Don’t blame me,
blame fate. 138081.
Kollo (Walter) :
Banjo, banjo sing dein lied. 132.
Das klingt als wenn’s ein miarchen
wir! 10172.
Hinmal kommt zu dir das gltick.
5136.
Jettchen Gebert. 20527.
Komm’ ins grtine, Karoline. 1158.
Monbijou, bleib mir treu. 6048.
Onkel Miller hat ’nen triller.
1644.
Schone frau, komm’ zu mir heut’
nacht. 1891.
So’n bisschen franzésisch ist gar
nicht so schwer! 2016.
Wann und wo. 2371, 2372.
Wer ist das groésste pumpgenie?
2401.
Wie schén sind doch am abend die
augen einer braut! 4505.
Kominski (Stefan) :
Biedna guralka. . 12749.
Mazurek z-pod Jendrzejowa.
13857.
Pod Iasem. 14203.
Polka od gorlic. 14208.
Polka z pod pinezowa. 14210.
Tu dzien tu noe. 14710.
Komnino (Y. D.) Aeroplano. 4593.
Kompositionen der jetzigen und
friiheren schtiler der meisterschule
Hans Pfitzners. 10986.
Konig (Edward) King Dodo.
(149).
Konitz (Frank) :
In a bungalow. 1008, 5650.
Tide of memory. 2207.
Konrad (Erich) Mitternachts-foxtrot.
2589
11298.
Konstant (Antoine) Country-dance
and variations. 7677.
Kool (Jaap) Schiessbude. 14368.
Koontz (R. V.) Dream waltz. 5099.
Kopf (Jack):
Excuse my ravin’ ’bout my Caro-
line. 38084.
I feel lost without you. 3284.
Since I first met you. 11919.
Koppell (Al):
At the end of the rainbow of love.
2665.
Down in Argentine. 518.
Last night when we were all alone.
3525.
Let’s incorporate.
No one but me.
25611.
1554.
ee a
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
Singapore Sal. 1969, 6663, 9175.
That’s what I see in you. 4298.
Kopriva (Franz) Schoénste der wun-
der auf erden. 18894.
Kopseker (R. B.) Twilight and you.
26726.
Koran (A. M.) Sunny girl.
Kordula (H. E.):
Forever after.
Gidnine. 17815.
Kormana (Leona):
Dobrze mi_ sie
powodzi. 502.
Oberkie Tarnowskie.
Kormann (H. L.)
Korn (M..M.):
I could learn to love you. 25249).
Let us hide upon a hillside. 20643.
Kornfeld (Josef) Rosen aus Florida.
21268.
Korngold (KE. W.): -
Heimatlied. 10612.
Ja, wenn ich eine freudin hitt’...
5718, 5719.
Ja wenn mir zeit nur _ Dliebe.
5720...
Mir ist, als lig’ mein ganzes gliick
weit tiber’m meer. 11284.
Rosen aus Florida. 11789, 18853,
18854, 21268.
Rote rosen. 6500, 18860.
Schonste der wunder auf erden.
6558, 18894.
Wer kann die frauen je ergriinden?
19070.
17780.
przy wojsku
1589.
Fest-lied. 24983.
17075.
Kornhorst (Wilhelm) :
Chansonette. 19491 (33).
Heartsease. 19491 (95).
In the woods. 19491 (104).
Lightfoot polka. 19491 (122).
Sans souci. 19491 (2038).
Sunshine and_ shadow. 19491
(2207).
Korpela (V. V.):
Aamuserenaadi. 27059.
Backfisch. 12696.
Muisto. 11338.
mors (i... B;)::
Don’t say your weary. 19946.
You are my inspiration. 21904.
Korsakov (N. Rimsky-) See Rimsky-
Korsakov (N.) :
Korsby (Joe) Just a rose, to bring
you back to me. 138625.
Korsische gesetz. 10988.
Kortez (Katherine) Pretty Cinderella.
28852.
Kortlander (Max):
Alwvs in my dreams.
17288.
Shes my girl. 1942, 4133.
Why do you give your smiles -to
someone else. 4500.
2621, 7357,
Kortschak (Hugo) Sonata no. 6, in G.
12693.
Koésa (Gyorgy) :
Klein Jutka. 15971.
Sonatina. 14497.
Kosakoff (R. V.):
Good morning.
Minuet. 18460.
Riding the crescent moon. 18830.
17851.
Song bird and cuckoo. 18998.
Spectre bridegroom. 9266.
Kosmalski -(C. N.):
ve been cheating,
you. 3345.
Key to my heart. ~8370.
Kosteck (N. P.):
Grass widow’s dream.
cheating on
25112.
My sweetheart of the Yukon.
16295.
Sourdough’s sweetie. 23909.
Koteas (Peter) Lifer’s prayer. 8426,
13702.
Kotlar (Istvan) Monte-Cristo. 2589
(224).
Kotlowitz (Max):
Aneinu. 7376.
Bin ich mir a chosidil. 2748.
Fleishige, milchige un _ pareve
yiden. 5221.
Kabed es ovicho v’es yimecho.
8359.
Ki vonu vocharto. 8372.
M’ayin yovo esris? 11233.
Sim sholom. 9160.
Un as yich leb, leb yich. 9453.
Velt is a cheider. 9482.
Kountz (Richard):
All hail! this day of days. 9750.
Calm is the sea by night. 17467.
Come thou at- night, my love.
4940.
Dawn brought me love and you.
464, 465, 5010, 5011.
Even the stars in the heavens are
laughing. 10362.
Filarmonica. 20050.
Gavotte. 3125.
Glad tidings of great Joy.
Here in my garden of
22697.
Heroes of old. 7046.
How lovely the meadows. 17967.
Hush-a-by, Holy Child. 10675.
Land of heart’s desire. 6922.
Let now your hearts awake with
10526.
roses.
joy. 11088.
Lilae. 16029.
Love dream. 16075.
Love, when your eyes are smiling
down at me. 25692.
Melodie. 2254.
O night of joy and _ gladness.
11493.
O’er Judea’s silent hills. 11503.
1879
INDEX
Kountz (Richard )—Continued,
Show me the way. 6684.
Sleigh. 14439.
Slumber song. 1983.
Star of Bethlehem.
Sweet cider. 6815.
12047.
Sweet little lady of mine. 12104.
Voice of spring. 53860.
Why should it matter. 19394.
Kouri (Eva)
28560.
My million dollar baby.
Koutzen (Boris) Enigma. 10342.
Kovacs (Charles) :
Fairy dance. 611.
Hungarian rhapsody. 877-879.
Kovalchik (M. C.):
American - Sokol
19542.
Hungarian Gypsy melodies. 15703.
Kovandovitch (Nicholas) :
Meditation. 25788.
O merry youth. 26041.
Koven (Anna de) WSée
(Anna)
Koven (Reginald de)
(Reginald)
Kowalewski (T. F.) St. Mary’s col-
lege Our victory march. 28937.
Kowalski (—) Black brigade. 17402.
Kowalski (Thaddeus) :
Don’t call me Teddy. 22391.
Lola only you will do. 20691.
Kowalski (Henri) Salut 4 Pesth.
28942, 28943.
Kraemer (Emil) :
All for you. 12622.
Lied der meise. 20650.
O Moselland, mein Moselland.
6212.
faleon march.
De Koven
See De Koven
Kraemer (K. N.) My Rosalie. 6147.
Kraft (EH. A.):
Intermezzo. 733.
Réves. 2752.
Triumphal march. 764.
Kraft (W. J.) Castalia’s fountain.
7589.
Kragh (H. E.)
Krahn (Hijier) :
Du. 10291.
Du, den eneste pige jeg kender.
10292.
Pige, fortel mig et eventyr. 11647.
Kramer (A. W.):
Afterglow. 17256.
Malquerida. 28875.
Silhouette. 1959.
Kramer (Martin)
waiting. 17654.
Kramm (Max) HEthie. 5159.
Kranitz (M. F.) It’s love that lingers.
1075.
Spanish days. 21448.
Don’t keep me
pt. 1k, nis.) ve2e
Krasel (P. R.): .
Anthony and Cleopatra. 12594 (9).
Olid home down on the farm.
17236 (306).
Wayside chapel.
Krasovic (M. A.)
flower. 16472.
Kratz, @iiiG>)r
Give thanks. 17236 (140).
O praise the Lord. 9709 (174).
Kraus (i, Kel.
Oh! it won’t be long. 11514.
While you’re stepping out with
somebody else. 12445.
You left me out in the rain.
12530.
Kraus (Leo) Nachtigall. 28583.
Kraus (M. M.) Symphonette. 12116.
Kraushaar (Charles) :
Foxy Quiller. 2589 (101).
Malquerida. 28875.
Krauss (Moe) I’m Al Jolson’s
mammy. 13432.
Krausz (Michael) :
Ach die liebe. 4585.
Friiulein, darf ich’s wagen.
Frau in gold. 10469. —
Frau von Format. 681.
Hatt ich ein -bild von" dir.
27770.
Schenk mir die nacht. 6552.
Treue musikant. 26694.
Warum mocht’ man das, was man
nie haben kann? 294389.
Wenn du einmal mich betrtigst!
12370.
Kravanger (W. T.) jr.
17236 (457).
Phlox, a national
5246.
My mammy
back in Tennessee. 25930.
Kreek (J. J.) Chasin’ the _ blues.
2830.
Krehbiel (Marie) Sonnambula. 4577
(369).
Kreipe (L. T.) Love steals my heart.
25686.
Kreisler (Fritz) :
Airs russes. 4600. .
Corecerto. 2333.
Fantasy on Russian themes. 5183.
Nocturnal Tangier. 6191.
Rondino. 27202.
Trille du diable. 2241.
When night descends in silence.
24267.
Kremer (J. B.) 3d:
Hangin’ ’round someone you love.
10578.
Only. 23540.
Kremer (lL. J.):
And soon i’ll be in heaven. 22020.
I never dreamed I’d find another
just like you. 27973.
In my heart for you. 28061.
1880
nos. 1—12, 1929
a a i a ee
My melody of love. 1492.
Sweetheart, please come back to
' me. 14586.
Kremer (W. F.) ‘Those were the
days. 26662.
Kremers (Albert) In turmoil of day.
15871.
Kremser (Eduard) Old Flemish song.
14976 (239).
Kremser (Hdward)
and praise. 27876.
Krenek (Ernst) :
Divertissement.
Hymn of thanks
15362.
Drei lustige mirsche. 13667.
Kleine symphonie. 15978.
Krenger (J. R.):
Aus der heimat. 7418.
Bi tis im Barnerland. 7506.
Krentzlin (Rich.) :
Grand valse briliante.
Graziosa. 17860.
Im Wiener walzer-reich. 28036.
In Sehubert’s day. 28066.
Kinder-polonaise. 4577 (196).
7980.
Mazurka di bravura. 1347.
Tiroler salon-album. 29309.
Kress (Ray) Lullaby. 98508.
Kress (Tom) Little love fellow.
5864.
Kretschmer (Agatha) Concertante.
12594 (57).
Kretschmer (W. F.) Concertante.
12594 (57).
Kreuder (Peter):
Herr Schulz, Herr Schulz, was
ist mit ihrem puls? 27819.
Was kann ich dafiir! 29441.
Woll’n sie ihren mann betrigen.
9622.
Kreuter (J. J.) Oh! why have I got
the blues. 11522.
Kreutzer (Rodolphe).
studies. 14976 (174).
Krich’nsky (Benny) :
Juanita. 18198.
You'll never be lonely. 19456.
Kri¢ka (Jaroslav) Scherzo idyllique.
DOO.
Kriens (Christiaan) :
Alt Preussen. 15026.
Aquarelle hollandaise.
Brute. 19717, 19718.
Call of the vikings.
Cavaliers. 27329.
Conflict. 19834.
Devastation. 22365.
Gracieuse. 5348.
Impatience. 28039.
Kermess at Volendam. 15962.
Merrymakers. 208438.
Misterioso. 138911.
One last kiss. 1638.
Scene pathetique. 14366.
Siberia. 11908.
Forty-two
12660.
19744.
. “Tragic end. 14690.
Tragic episode. 19218.
Krier (Georges) :
A ecalifourchon. 14978.
Amours charnelles. 12644.
Aurore sanglante. 12675.
Causerie dans le train. 12862.
Effroyable vengeance. 138085.
nternal sacrifice. 15442.
Machiavel. 138799.
Pamperos. 14138.
Prelude d’ angoisse. 14229.
Promenade sous bois. 16518.
Roxane amoureuse. 14837.
Thésée vainqueur. 4317.
Torquemada. 14688.
Tristesse angoissante.
Krier (J. Yves)
14699.
See Yves Krier: (J.).
Krishna. 15979.
Kristoffersen (Hartvig) | Week-end.
12362.
Kriteh, CW.°E.)':
Morning prayer. 3690.
Phyllis. 11648.
Kritzler (Charles) :
Luckies lucky wedding day.
20735.
Ludwig and his drum. 18369.
Krocker (G. W.) Our city by the
sea. 16422.
Kroeger (EH. R.):
After the rain. 12594 (2).
“Bend low, O dusky night. 2589
and the maiden. 4577
(71).
Kroepsch (F.) 416 exercises for the
clarinet. 12594 (186).
Krogmann (C. W.):
Amorette. 2589 (5).
Arabian galop. 24426 (9).
Ariette. 19491 (7).
Ashes of roses. 9802.
At the fountain. 19491 (10).
Coryphée. 4577 (64).
Cricket. 2589 (61).
Dancing lesson. 24426 (65).
Dream fairies. 24426 (71).
Elfinette. 17236 (1138).
Evening song. 4577 (103).
Fairy boating song. 24426 (80).
Forest ramble. 24426 (91).
Good night. 2589 (109).
Grasshopper’s frolic. 24426 (101).
Hunting song. 24426 (111).
Leola waltz. 4577 (208).
Little masqueraders. 24426 (144).
Little patriot. 4577 (215).
Little prince. 4577 (216).
Melodie. 17236 (210).
Memoires d’amour. 17236 (261).
Merry bobolink. 4577 (272).
Merry moments. 24426 (177).
Ninepin regiment. 2589 (2387).
1881
INDEX
Krogmann (C. W.)—Continued.
Peasants’ evening song. 24426
(220). ;
Pony race. 4577 (317).
Primrose dance. 4577 (821).
Rainbow fairy. 4577 (826).
Raindrops. 2589 (282).
Robin’s lullaby. 4577 (334).
Santa Claus guards. 4577 (344).
Song of the sea shell. 4577 (868).
Two little honey bees. 2589 (3387).
Vesper bells. 4577 (413).
Viola. 24426 (297).
Water lily. 24426 (303).
Water sprites. 17236 (455).
Kroll (Louis) :
Idiosynerasies.
Via dolorosa.
Kroll (Robert) :
Dorine. 10259.
Gee! but I’m jealous of the moon.
10496.
He’s my
dreams.
Missin’ you.
Oh! Pop!
S806.
Krome (Hermann) :
Drum woll’n wir uns wieder ver-
990.
9321,
weaver of beautiful
10603.
8612.
Buy me one of those.
tragen. .5ia3.
Hinmal oben, einmal unten. 21317.
Gebet einer junefrau. 15546,
15547. ;
Glaub* mir, ich bin, (idieiscuc!
25078.
Griiss Gott, Charlott, es wir’ so
schon gewesen! 767.
Hatt’ ich nicht so angst vor
meiner frau... 780.
Heut hab ich sie geseh’n.....
22699.
Himmelszecher. 835.
I kiss your hand, madame. 909.
Ich hab’ ihnen viel zu sagen, sehr
verehrte gniid ’ge frau! 38362.
Ich habe heute nacht von dir so
Sstiss getriumt. 5623.
Ich weiss bescheid. 986.
In der Ltineburger heide.
5658.
Ja, wenn
Watt). ins
Jacqueline.
Jeden tag
20519.
Klosterglocken.
Komm lass uns triumen. 15978.
Liebes friiulein, wenn sie heute
abend frei sind. .. 20648.
Mein liebes deutsches heimatland.
20822.
Mein schatz ist braun wie schoko-
lade. 11242.
My little geisha. 16265, 16266.
3393,
ich eine freundin
5719.
1081.
sonnenschein. ...
15974, 15975.
‘Kruschke (Norma)
pt. I, N4s, west
Prosit der liebe. 6398.
Rote rosen. 18860. |
Sehnsucht nach unseren ktissen. ©
14378.
Sei lieb zu mir, sei nett zu mir!
PART.
Sei nur ein kleines bisschen ver-
ruckt nach mir! 28982.
Silentium! 238819.
So was wie Friulein Klairchen.
14458.
Tu-tials 2952!
Warum mocht’ man das, was man
nie haben kann? 29489.
Was hiltst du von Veronika?
21761.
Wer kann die frauen je ergriinden?
Lite:
Wer so geliebt, wie ich geliebt.
2402.
Willst du seh’n in’s herz einer
frau. 14889.
Krompart (Hank)
7015.
Kross (Th.) :
Amours charnelles. 12644.
Causerie dans le train. 12862.
Preiude d’ angoisse. 14229.
Roxane amoureuse. 14337.
Tristesse angoissante. 14699.
Krouse (H. S.):
American
ele 8
Dear dreams.
Mareh of
(Jit)
Petit polka
(256).
Silent hearts.
Sous les roses.
Thine eyes are
12594 (392).
Two weeks’ notice.
Marseillaise. 17236
4577 (83).
the brigands. 14976
de concert. 14976
4577 (399),
4577 (371).
like the stars.
Krueger (A. A.) Sweet memories.
29189. ;
Krug (Arnold) :
Ballspiel. 27057 (8).
Bitte... 2a (2).
Grossvaters geburtstag. 27057
(47).
Heiligen drei kénige. 27057 (50).
Hinaus ins freie. 27057 (52).
Marsch. 27057 (69).
Romanze. 27057 (114).
Walzer. 27057 (70).
Blue of the blue-
bells. 27245.
Kruse (O. E.) Evening’s calls.
Kubat (Frances)
11464.
Kubilas (F. BE.) I never saw the sun-
shine, till I saw you. 8188.
Kublin (Samuel) Feeling blue.
Kucken (F.) Water sprites.
598.
Nobody loves me.
626.
19312.
1882
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Kuczborski (C. E.):
Goin’ to nuthin’ ane goin’ to waste.
25090.
I’ve fallen in love with someone.
like you. 8201.
Irritation. 22947.
Make believe that the sun shines
for you. 28372.
Repentence. 26255.
Show me you love me. 26898.
fKuczborski (Casey) See Kuczborski
(C. E.)
Kuebler (C. 4H.) Cupid’s pranks.
7 (TA).
Kuebler (H. A.) Tonight’s the night
I’m praying for. 21646.
Kiichler (Ferdinand) :
Aufstieg. 91.
Blumenlese. 27249, 27250.
Ersten doppelgriffe des violinsten.
580.
100 etiiden. 18248, 25568, 25569.
Kiinneke (Eduard) :
Blonde Liselott’.
Coeur as. 22262.
Sehnsucht nach unseren ktissen.
143878.
Singende Venus. 9176.
Kuenzig (C. C.) Ill not forget you,
17408, 17409.
mother! 15746.
Kuenzinger (A. E.) Anna Belle.
2642.
‘Kuenzinger (A. M.) Anna Belle.
2642.
Kuhl (Otto) Edition, G. m. b. H.:
Andante tragique. 9783.
Argentino amor. 9794.
Grauen. 13271.
Lyric foxtrot. 11164.
Meineid. 13867.
Nichtliches abenteuer. 14017.
Stimmen der nacht. 12065.
Kuhle (KE. F.):
California. 19740.
It’s love in her heart that tells.
20492.
Kuhle (O. A.) How do they do it, I
ask you? 10667.
Kuhler (Herbert) Sweet pal o’ mine.
ZA!
Kuhn (Anna_ Bethe-) See Bethe-
Kuhn (Anna)
Kuhn (H. F.) sr. God made a won-
derful mother. 5317.
Kuhn (J. C.) Message came too late.
6010.
Kuile (Meta ter)
ter Kuile)
See Troxler (Meta
Pumper. (oH. J.) New Christian
hymnal. 8748.
Kujawski (John) First time I met
you I fell in love with you. 17761.
Kullak (Franz) Concerto. 17236
(271-275).
2469—30——21
SSS
Kumber (Q.) about the
garden.. 20899.
Kummer (Clare)
fom (i.
Aquarelle hollandaise.
Dark eyes. 27469.
Parasites of the night.
Spring fever. 14521.
Kun (Ladislas) :
Day I met you.
Your eyes. 7290.
Kune (Pierre) Adagietto.
Kung (Aimé) Scherzetto.
(187).
Kung (Pierre) Grande piece sym-
phonique. 12594 (114).
Kunnick (Clarence) Home and you.
10641.
Kunselman (Clarence) :
Cutie. 7694.
No one but you could make me
blue. 25999.
You.,.. 27002.
Kuolema. 26764.
Kupper (Geo.) Laura from Floro-
dora. 12594 (190).
Kupstis (A. J.):
Dziaugsmai ir verksmai. 5122.
Plaukiantieji garsai. 6335.
Kurth (R. A.) Col. King
17542.
Kurtz (D. W.)
Mucking
See Henry (C. K.)
12660.
11609.
5015.
21964 (1).
12594
march.
I loved you. 20836.
Kur Zhene. (Massard) Saga of |
Ojibwe life. 28935.
Kusche (L. P.):
At twilight. 22050.
In His care. 28053.
Please take me into your heart.
28824.
Sing to me. 21382.
Kuschel (A. M.) Two blue eyes.
14722.
Kushner (Walter) :
Are we still a million miles from
nowhere? 9798.
Play that plaintive melody.
14188.
Kutles (Anthony ) Desert love.
22362
Kutschera (A.)
what I have dreamt?
Kuttes (Anthony):
Eons tor love. 1stal,
In that dear little garden of mine.
Know’st thou mother
17286 (209).
25433
Kuula (Toivo):
Kansanlaulu. 28184.
Pirun polska. 21168.
Kuykendall (D. C.) My golden dream
boat. 25916.
Kuyper (Elizabeth) :
Dreams on the Hudson. 540.
Serenata ticinese. 11882.
1883
INDEX
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
Kuzborski (Casey) pseud. See Kuez- | Laccitielle (Nicholas) :
borski (C. E.) Italian baloney. 22961.
Kvelve (Rudolf) : . Wedding bells are ringing for
Birds in springtime. 7507. Barney Google now. 24220.
Boy scouts march. 2309. Lacey (Frederic) :
Cold spring rain. 10088. Grand cheeur solennelle. 5345.
Haunted glen. 25149. Resurrexit. 28901.
Headless horseman. 25170, Lachaume (Aime) Follow the man
Icy crags. 20419. that leads the band. 12594 (98).
Song of the red-winged blackbird. | Lack (B. M. V. T.):
12006. Aubade militaire. 2589 (11).
Tick-tock, lullaby. 4881. Ballade. 19491 (114).
Kwasigrocha (A. J.): Barcarolle andalouse. 19491 (14).
Stoneczko oczkami jasnemi. 9188. Castillana. 9709 (31).
Str6j wznosi pieknos¢. 9291. ames cans au ee
Kwasser (Jack) : ase So ees ‘
After all—life is worth while. Fantaisie menue 2
24440, Gai touriste. 2589 (108).
Since you are away. 1965 Menuet rocoeo) 233
IBRAiS sheanelode a : Moravienne. 19491 (161).
y my mother sang +
cn baae. PONIRT. Romaika. 2588 (286).
Scaramouche. 4577 (345).
Serenade-caprice. 2589 (808).
Valse capricante. 4577 (408).
Kyander (Elias) Fem sange. 20595.
Kyd (A. E.) My Emmy Lou. 25911.
Kyros (B. A.) Sometimes. 4174. Valse éphémére. 4577 (410).
Kyser (Kay):
Valse fileuse. 4577 (411).
Rigen dreams of yesterday. Valse pimpante. 2589 (346).
Lack (Theodore) :
Tell her that you love her. 9354. Ne d Vital BEI pees
L. (A.) Lament. 24426. (187). ubade militaire. (11)
Ballade. 19491 (114).
La Banca (D. G.) Morgan (A.) day Barecarolle andalouse. 19491 (14).
and night. 1424.
: Castillana. 9709 (81).
La Banco (George) ae ; ‘Chanson d’amitié. 9709 (32).
There’s something on my mind, Danse galicienne. 2589 (62).
dear. 26655. Fantaisie-menuet. 2589 (92).
Two empty arms. 7011. Gai touriste. 2589 (103).
Labecki (Emily) Longing. 20700. Tdilio. 989, 5626.
Labenson (D. D.) Black clouds. Menuet rococo. 2589 (218).
17403. Moravienne. 19491 (161).
Labis (Raoul) : Romaika. 2589 (286).
Eskualduna. 10355. Scaramouche. 4577 (345).
P’tites michu. 6399. Serenade-caprice. 2589 (308).
Labor (Pablo): Valse capricante. 4577 (408).
C’est pour voir les anges. 4826. . Valse éphémére. 4577 (410).
Engagez vous dans la marine. Valse fileuse. 4577 (411).
3014, 3015. Valse pimpante. 2589 (346).
Feuilles mortes. 3064. — Lackey (Hllen):
Maya. 3639, 3640. F Hitchy hike. 15667.
Moi je m’en souviens. 6046. Sometime, somewhere. 16745.
Quand on sait fair’ ces p’tits trucs | Lackey ( Irma Von) See Yon Lackey
la. 3994. S eee a
' 7 , ackey aa!
nhs (R. B.) When yov're alone. Hitchy hike. 15667.
; Sometime, somewhere. 16745.
Lacalle (J. M.): "Way back in Vermont. 17060.
Chamacos. 4875. nig : "
: : : Lackey (S. R.):
Mujer Sevillana—plus ultra. Hitchy hike. -15667.
11339.) 1 Sometime, somewhere. 16745.
23rd regiment; | muauliy yi 2604 "Way back in Vermont. 17060.
(449). : Lacombe (Louis) :
Laccetti (Guido) : Carillon. 2589 (41).
Concerto. 23598. Menuet. 2589 (217).
Hoffmann. 20254. Patres et troupeaux. 2589 (259).
Lacchini (Ugo) Siva in citté. 14412. Souvenir. 2589 (3815).
1884
INDEX /
os. 1-12, 1929
Lacombe (Paul) Berceuse gasconne.
29647 (15).
Lacome (Jean)
12582.
Lacome (P.):
Berceuse. 24582.
Défilé—parade. 24828.
Gaillarde. 250384.
Gigue. 25064.
Rigaudon. 26269.
Sérénade. 26365.
Sérénade a Ninon. 143886.
Soir a Tanger. 27057 (124).
Valse noble. 26759.
Lacome d’Estalenx (Marc)
Tanger. 27057 (124).
Lacour (Lucien de):
Alma mia. 15025.
Andante religioso. 15039.
Appassionato. 15051.
Blue Ridge. 17420.
Bucolique. 15188.
Canto spianato et Gavotte no. 38.
15214.
Danse pour Katia.- 19887.
Heure d’été. 179238.
I can tell you. 3277.
Ingénument. 15874.
Jiecky. 15925.
Lamento. 15985.
Lied et motif héroique.
Ma Java. 16102.
Madame Récamier.
Nanan. 16801.
Pendant la féte.
Romance. 4048.
Sarabande et allegro. 21292.
Sur ton chemin. 6807, 16839.
La Cour (M. D.):
Zigeuner tango.
Soir a
16020.
3606.
16461.
Good-morning. 744.
Playtime. 1715.
Snow fairies. 1996.
Ladd (V. G.) Crows. 4977, 27439.
La Dieu (Dorothy) Baby blue eyes.
2687.
La Droffas (—) pseud. See Safford
(Ps 8.)
Lady-day. 25570.
Lady fingers. 702, 1195, 1777, 1981,
2013, 2263, 4561, 5527, 6261, 6658,
8389.
Laederach (Ruth) Rhythm band
series. 6444.
La Farge (Maurice) Amalia. 24482.
Lafleur (J. R.) & son, ltd.:
Dream on the dog-wateh. 521.
Jolly Jack. 1097.
Piano solo album no. 3. 1694.
Sailors don’t care. 1859.
Sea fight. 1906.
Tell it to the marines.
Venetian night. 2316.
Vigil. ree
2145.
j
j
A
Lafleur .(Mayuse) :
Basile. 12709.
Criminal waltz.
Mama, where you at. 13812.
Your father put me out. 14960.
La France (Leo) From Pumpkinville
to Broadway. © 17793.
Lafranchi (Alfred) :
Beautiful rose,
divine. 27196.
Mother of mine.
La Fuente (Maurice de)
Fuente (Maurice)
La Gattuta (Joseph)
18689.
Lagourgue
17033.
La Grange (Cleo)
them. 6915.
La Gye (Paul):
Danse d’Athelstane.
Meinied. 13867.
Lahiri (Sarat) Mujundali.
Lahusen (Christian)
12947.
wonderful rose
8654.
See De La
Our Fiorella.
(Charles) Violaine.
These-those-and-
12969.
8665.
Prinzess Zuck-
erschnee. 28859.
Laighton (Ruth) Six folk tunes.
3510.
Laing (Marie):
I bring my song to you. 8091.
I just can’t make my heart be-
have. 13405.
Oooo! what a bad man. 11557.
You’re only a heart-ache to me.
9679.
Laing & King. Lonely little me. 8464.
Laird (Ray) When roses’ bloom
again. 7182.
Lais. 11004.
Laise (G. W. W.)
two. 10839.
Laitinen (Martti)
key. 20818.
Lakay (Ruda) Collection of song hits
for saxophone. 12905.
Lake (Harold):
Come live with me.
Lament for Flodden.
Lake (Helen)
Lake (M. L.):
Acrobatic fliver. 11.
American spirit band and orches-
In a melody for
I have lost a little
19823.
20606.
My little you. 23376.
tra folio. 27114.
Andantino. 13685.
Brockton band book. 4801.
Danse Carolina. 22330.
Darkies’ jubilee. 12976.
Funny guy. 698.
Golondrina. 15589.
Him and her. 884.
Huldigungmarsch. 29420.
Hunting scene. 13376.
Ludwig miniature band ensembles.
25708.
Marche noble. 25748.
1885
IN DEX
Lake (M. L.)—Continued.
Marche royal. 25750, 25751.
My little star. 13980.
- Night is king. 28618-28615.
Oriental witchery. 26115.
Parade of the gendarmes. 14144,
16443.
Pennant pastime folio. 21146,
26157.
Princesse jaune. 289389.
Scénes poétiques. 13252.
Song of the marching men. 9240.
Standard band book no. 1. 21462.
Lake music publishers. Sister Hot
Koou,s 11932)
Lalande (M. R. de) Two dances
5038.
Soleil et la mon-
from the Ballet du roi.
La Liberté (Alfred)
tagne. 6697.
Lally (Jimmy)
your sweetheart always?
Lalo (BE. V. A.):
A celle qui part.
Aubade. 3511.
Aube nait. 3512.
Comment, disaient-ils.
Ror, dws.” 272386, 212);,
Sérénade. 11005.
Sonate. 172386 (218).
Symphonie espagnole.
26955.
15984.
3518.
3514-3518.
Lalondri (V. 8.) Falsos pensamien-
tos. 617.
Lama (Gaetano) Napule...e niente
echit. 20969.
La. Magna (Carl) I’m that way over
you. * D1.
La Magra (Jennie) Precocious blos-
som. 18777.
La Marr (De Gray) Don’t tell me
you love me. 24860.
La Marr (Rudy):
After you broke my heart. 19510.
Hey! hey! my baby loves me.
22700.
My little dream girl. 23372.
Pretending I have you. 26211.
Wonderful pal. 21882.
Won’t someone care for me.
26975.
Lamarter (Eric de) See De Lamarter
(Eric)
Lamb (A. M.) Middlesex hymn book.
1382.
Lamb (B. E.) Hearts and toys.
Binal 7
Lamb (M. E.):
Jolly group of cowboys. 28141.
Utah Carl’s last ride. 29380.
Lamb (R. E.) I am lonesome for
someone. 20293.
Lambert (Alice):
Lament. 2589 (156).
See, love, I bring thee flowers.
2589 (306).
Will you call me.
pt. Ill, n. s., v. 24
Lambert (C. L.) Marseillaise. 2589
(192).
Lambert (Constant) Rio Grande.
11768.
Lambert (HE. M.)
berland. 19004.
Lambert (Eddie)
VOU. oote:
Lambert (&. Pi. b-G:-Eh Pa
laise. 2589 (192).
Lambert (Frank):
Lament. 2589 (156).:
See, love, I bring thee flowers.
2589 (306).
Lambert (Herald)
dreams. 11000.
Lambert (Murray)
‘my home. 23136.
Lambert (Scrappy) :
Baby, who eares. 7442.
Lockin’ around for someone. 3570.
You gotta get goin. 17203.
Lambert (Stella) A well-spring of
joy. 14811.
Lambertz (Arnold) Night brings your
Song of Northum-
If I didn’t miss
Marseil-
Lady of my
Louisiana, that’s
love call to me. 11443.
Lambson (Hilla) Love is all the world
to me. 25676.
Lament pijaka. 28228.
Lamkins (R. W.)
America. 19258.
Lamkoff (Paul):
Mysterious island. 25955.
Ten Hebrew song classics.
Lammers (Thorvald) :
Berceuse. 4163.
Sglivet. 4163.
La Monaca (Caesar):
Call to Miami. 19746.
Miami. 20848.
Lamont (Gladstone)
229938.
LaMonte (J. L.)
LaMonte (M. 8.)
Lamothe (J. G.)
Just a pin.
Alibi boy. 4607.
Alibi boy. 4607.
Dear Uncle Sam.
19905.
Lampe (Fred) Toymaker’s dream.
12241.
Lampe (J. B.) Creole belle. 420.
Lampe music service:
A. A. A. military novelty march. 1.
Kitty McVeigh. 20584.
Lampert (Bernice) Pretty flitting but
terflies. 6384, 28853. .
Lamprake (Z. G.):
Mr. Sunshine.
Mother dear.
Landberg (Jack)
23288.
2301.
I’ve got a new girl.
958.
Landby (Herbert) :
Love birds. 25670.
Summer days are dawning. 23950.
Landi (Grace) Gracey, my pretty
baby. 977, 22628.
1886
United States of
13670. -
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Landin (—) En béljedans. 10338.
Lando (M. N.) But I have a dandy
ears: (22174,
Landrath (Harvey) My blue moon.
25902.
Landress (Bud):
Big ball in Memphis. 27219.
Black Annie. 27231.
Come over and see me sometime.
19825.
Deacon’s calf. 12990.
Kiss me quick and go. 20583.
Landry (A. P. P.) Valse des mouches.
2589 (342).
Landry (Albert)
2589 (342).
Lane (B. T.)
28377.
Lane (Dona):
Carmencita. 15221.
I’ll be waiting for you.
In the same sweet way.
My Indian rose. 16263.
Lane (Dorothy) Wonderful
nights. 9623.
Lane (Eastwood)
river. 2001.
Lane (G. M.):
Peace on earth.
Song of flowers.
Valse des mouches.
Man of my dreams.
13411.
13552.
Dixie
Sold down the
7310 (108).
7310 (123).
Sous les etoiles. 7310 (124).
Tatters. 19491 (2381).
Lane (Gertrude) Keep movin’. 25547.
Lane (Lupino):
Dance of the marionettes. 447.
Memories of Picardy. 1863.
1501.
My Pierrot.
By the blue Bende-
Laney (S. C.)
meer. 271.
Laney (Sidney) Put him in—take him
out. 11720.
Lanfield (Sidney) Nobody knows you
like I do. 18604, 26006.
Lang (C. S.):
Four canons. 28232.
Handel. 776.
Jackdaw of Rheims. 15904.
Magnificat and Nunc dimittis.
55 wlae
Lang (E.) In the bottle blues. 20461.
Lang (Ed.):
Bullfrog moan. 22171.
Have to change keys to play the
blues. 808.
Lang (Hans) Drei himmlische
schreine. 27565.
Lang (Herman) Memrries of long ago.
25812.
Lang (M. R.):
Hills o’ Skye. 4577 (156).
Northward. 4577 (290).
Out of the past. 4577 (3805).
Summer noon. 4577 (381).
y
Thought. 4577 (395).
Tryste Noél. 4577 (403).
Langdale (Bernard) Four cameos.
5809.
Langdon (B. C.):
Dreams of Hawaii. 22428.
Hula girl waltz. 22748.
My blue shadow land. 23335.
Langdon (Buddy) pseud. See Langdon
(Maurine)
Langdon (Maurine):
It’s you just you.
Too soon. 24113.
Lange (Arthur):
Betty. ..178.
Blue shadows fantasy.
Cradle of love. 414.
I’m just wild about everything.
5DDS.
In Glasgow a wee bit o’ Scotch is
waiting for me. 3397.
In the land of make-believe.
Jazz patrol. 3441, 5724.
Lonely one. 5890.
My Angeline. 1456.
My starlight. 1507.
Out of the mist. 1654.
Rose of Mandalay. 1838.
Singapore Sal. 6663.
Up in the sky with you.
Wandering home. 4441.
Way I’m feeling to-day. 7119.
What a girl! What a night!
2407.
Lange (Hans):
Maurische serenade. 5981.
Tanz der irrlichter. 6859.
Lange (Hermann) Melanie, ich lieb’
dich spat und fritih. 13870.
Lange (Rudolph) Pride of the world.
11702.
Lange (S. De)
Langer (Eric)
22959.
9935.
5678.
2291.
See De Lange (S.)
Can’t believe I’ve lost
my man. 24677.
Langey (Lizzie) :
Arioso. 14976 (18).
Chinese honeymoon. 24426 (38-
40).
Dolly Varden. 2589 (72), 7310
(50), 14976 (74, 75), 29647 (48).
Dream shadows. 14976 (79).
Nearer my God to Thee. 12594
(268).
Panamericana.
Langey (Otto):
Arioso. 14976 (13).
Chinese honeymoon.
- 40).
Dolly Varden. 2589 (72),
(50), 14976 (74, 75).
Dream shadows. 14976 (79).
Evening breeze. 17236 (123).
Merry postillion. 21964 (52).
2589 (251).
24426 (39,
7310
1887
INDEX
Langey (Otto)—Continued.
Nearer my God to Thee. 12594
(268).
Panamericana. 2589 (251).
Langley (J. M.):
Being bad. 9884.
Stompin’ away. 12066.
Langston (L. A.) You made me what
I am to-day. 4558.
Langworthy (N. B.):
Ah wed 300 pounds. 21990.
Chick, chick, chicken! 22229.
Man of my dreams. 25739.
Shake yo’ shoes. 23790.
Tall, dark, and handsome. 24010.
Langworthy (Speed) pseud. See
Langworthy (N. B.)
La Nier (A. C.) Sweetheart don’t
leave me. 21516.
Lankin (W. E.):
Anything she says goes with me.
15049.
I couldn’t be without you.
Let’s make up. 13693.
Lanner (Josef) :
Romancer.
Romantiker.
Schonbrunner.
Lanning (Kathryn)
shadows fall. 4483.
Lane (C. 8. De) See De Lano (C. §S.)
Lansing (A. W.) Marquisette. 1382,
11218.
Lansing (Abram W.):
Angels’ Christmas song. 29647 (8).
In the beginning was the Word.
27057 (58).
Lansing (G. L.)
27057 (27).
Lansing (J. A. L.):
Angels’ Christmas song. 29647
(3).
In the beginning was the Word.
27057 (58).
Lansing (Olga)
15715.
11782.
1829.
6557.
When twilight
Cupids on parade.
She’s a wow. 16673.
Lantagne (Joseph) On my hospital
bed one evening. 16399.
Lantz (P. M.) Man of my heart.
13816, 28378.
Lanzetta (Edoardo) :
Giacomina. 27710.
Piccadilly. 3983.
Valzer della luna.
Laparra (Raoul):
Agarena. 9729.
14754, 21716.
Chants des jardins. 12871.
Fandanguillo. 10884.
Jota. 10916.
Piéces espagnoles 4 danser. 26176.
Suite italienne. 29163.
Toreras. 4350.
Zambra. 12575.
pt. I, n, s., v. 24
Lapham (Claude) :
Album de danse.
Arabesque. 15987.
Banjoistic. 15100.
Chanson négre. 15232. ‘
Cross of gold. 22302, 27487.
Danse grotesque. 19885.
Dreams of mother. 537.
Grins and giggles. 7987.
Idyl pastorale. 15820.
Jazz theme and variations.
Leap frog. 8401.
Low down trumpet. 13790.
Manhattanette. 11193.
Mistinguette. 8614.
Nocturne. 13672.
Snow crystals. 9196.
Sweet and hot. 9313.
Sweet girl of my dreams. 26560,
29188. .
Valse dainty. 14749.
Valse felice. 9475.
Lapier (M. E,) Only a bow from your
shoulder. 18676.
La Pine (T. E.) Dainty little danc-
ing maiden. 17602.
La Porta (A. J.) Lost flower. 3576.
Lappin (J. V.) Sweet Colorado home.
AOA:
La Presle (Jacques de) :
24451,
18184.
Apocalypse de Saint Jean. 4643.
Attente mystique. 17325.
Berceuse. 17381.
Lara (Augustin) Muchacha. 25892.
-‘Laramy (S. G.):
I'll be waiting for you dear. 8128.
Let me dream in your arms to-
night; dear... 28253.
Sidney’s gum song. 23817.
Larazay (G. W.) I can tell you. 3277.
Lardini (C. O.) Nuove eanzoni di
primavera 1929. 16351, 21017.
Lardner (Ring):
‘June moon. 22987.
Montana. moon. 23297.
Lardon (Ted) :
Ge:sha girl. 7947.
I Vosty Sas.
Lareine & co., ltd.:
Attack. 9808.
By your right. 12815.
Cubanella. 10136.
Doll’s house. 24852.
Dreams of you. 5107.
I’m sorry I ever learned to love
you. 25323.
If we can’t be sweethearts, let’s
be friends. 15831.
If you only understood. 15835.
Little fellow. 16048.
Little lonely lady. 25637.
Love and war. 11112.
-—Or anything else I’ve got. 23546.
Pansies. 14140.
1888
Iw
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
South of Kentucky. 2041.
They start all over again.
They’ve all. gone
16921.
Tranquil hours. 14693.
Two reveries. 143834.
What can I do if you don’t love
me. 21786. ‘
When tomorrow comes. 19361.
Wild flowers. 14884.
Largay (Jill):
Before the sandman comes.
Little Clarabelle. 11076.
You said it. 12556.
Largay (W. J.):
Before the sandman comes.
Little Clarabelle. 11076.
Wow. said. it, 12556.
Large (B. W.):
Ace of U. 8. A. 21975.
All depends dear on you.
Just drifting on. 23000.
Promise. 23640.
That bright day tomorrow.
Larkins (Stuart) Missing
6037.
Larmanjat
1920.
LaRoche (Betty) Where the weeping
willow whispers to the moon. 29508.
Laroche (Th.) Principes traditionnels
24066.
talkie mad.
9879.
9879.
22001.
24026.
you so.
(Jacques) Sérénade.
d’exécution du chant grégorien.
18789.
LaRoe (Eunice). Flight of Lindy,
Anne. 17764.
LaRosa (J. E.) In an airplane built
for two. 5656, 13538.
LaRose (H. J.) Silent violin. 26404.
Larroque (A. J.) My sunshine. 3759.
Larroque (Dee) My sunshine. 3758.
Larsen (L. L.) Fly with me. 7906.
Larsh (Ralph):
I’m going back to see my sweet-
heart. 929.
When we're On our honey-moon.
29494.
Larson (A. J.):
Maybe you'll forget.
Story carved in stone.
11231.
9288.
Larson (C. E.) Bathing beauty.
12710.
Larson (E. R.) Dancing silhouette.
10159.
Larson (H. E.) Mother is praying
for you somewhere. 18486.
Larway (J. H.):
Ballet music. 15098.
Fiddler’s playbox. 10410.
Folk-tunes and morris dances.
10445.
Gipsy life. 5298.
Hey-diddle-diddle. 10624.
It was but you. 15899.
May day on Tower hill. 20807.
Modern Cinderella.
My lady. 25922.
Old Towser. 16395.
Rock of ages. 26282.
Safe in Thy keeping. 26317.
1407.
Some other June. 4169.
Tannhiuser. 4428.
Three songs. 21623.
When the eastern sun had set.
26897.
Wildflower. 17143.
World forgetting.
Lasco (Morris) :
Bloody fingers. 197.
Evangeline. 591.
-Gypsy. 27764.
Now you know I really love you.
17176.
28654.
Rose of my heart. 1834.
Smilin’. 1991.
There never was no luck in my
family. 29280.
Laskowsky (Philip) Eliyohu hanovi
eliyohu hatishbi. 15425.
Lasso (Orlando di) Missa VIII. toni.
23284.
Last rose of summer. 20614.
Laszl6 (Alexander) Filip. 20066,
20067.
Laszlo (Imre):
Eszeveszett rongy legénynek.
20008.
Kalarabé nem val6o a kecskének.
20008.
Ma egy éve. 20745.
Régimodi nota. 20745.
Latann (C.) Admiral Stosch. 14.
Latchaw (G. C.) Be still my soul.
27192.
Later (C. U.) I want to be in Meno-
monie. 18083.
Latham (J. E.) sr.:
Dear River Dee. 10199, 27489.
I know one little girlie. 8122.
Lathrop (Leota) Little pal, little gal
of my heart. 11088.
Lato (Sam) I only wish my dreams
come true. 13477.
Latorella (Pasquale) Pianto ignoto.
1695.
Latour (Georges) Midnight moon.
16181.
Lattuada (Felice) :
Oro muerto. 8846.
Per le vie di Siviglia.
Preziose ridicole. 6390.
Serenata goliardica. 9127.
Voci sul mare. 9507.
8897.
Zierpuppen. 24420.
Lau (Elsie) My honey boy. 3736.
Laub (Ferdinand) Ballade [and]
Polonaise. 24426 (15).
1889
INDEX.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Laubenstein (Arthur) Just for .to- | Lavain (Charles) Prayer at twilight.
day. 3476. 3971.
Lauber (Joseph) 4 danses mé- | Lavalée (C.) O, Canada. 28658.
diévales. 5812. Lavalle (Helen) : .
Lauder (Harry) Cronies o’ mine. Get some ice. 10508.
19852. It’s a great life if you weaken.
Laudy & co. Love and _ laughter. 8286.
8481. More than that. 8641.
Laufer (C. W.) Morning-land. 6060. | Lavelle (Edouard) Valse chroma-
Laughland (J. _ V.) Oh! Henry! tique. 26754.
3841. Lavignae (Albert) Dictees musicales.
Laughlin (Jack) In 1983. 5688.
Laurel S. A. B. book. 13679.
Laurence (Frederick) Spring noc-
turne. 14525.
Laurendeau (L. P.):
"A frangesa. 2589 (1).
Alberta. 12616.
Beautiful Galatea. 2589 (18).
Before the mast. 2589 (20).
Belle France. 2589 (23).
Bohemian girl. 2589 (14).
Intermezzo. 2589 (32).
Italian romance. 2589 (138).
Long Tom. 2589 (163).
Mimosa. 2589 (220.)
Monte-Cristo. 2589 (224).
Religioso. 2589 (2838).
Tempelweihe. 2589 (328).
Laurendeau (Rose) :
"A frangesa. 2589 (1).
Beautiful Galatea. 2589 (18).
Before the mast. 2589 (20).
Belle France. 2589 (28).
Bohemian girl. 2589 (14).
Intermezzo. 2589 (82).
Italian romance. 2589 (138).
Long Tom. 2589 (163).
Mimosa. 2589 (220).
Monte-Cristo. 2589 (224).
Religioso. 2589 (283).
Tempelweihe. 2589 (328).
Lauria (Anna) I wish I was a
butterfly. 25368.
Lauria (Peter) Memories of you.
23234.
Laurie (A. C.) Newark I. 6178.
Laurischkus (M.) Sonate in C moll.
6717
Lauro (Michael) :
All for love. 12621.
American romance. 4628.
Art of relaxation for the violin.
22036.
Laurys (Jean) Fileuse d’ Antan.
13161.
Lautemann (Alys) Jardins sous la
pluie. 1084.
Lauterbach. 23046, 23047.
Lavagne (Ed.):
En roulant. 13095.
Femme et le pantin. 24982.
West Point. 14816.
du Conservatoire national de mu-
sique. 24426 (276).
Lavignae (J. L. A. F.) Dictees musi-
cales du Conservatoire national de
musique. 24426 (276).
Lavigne (Odile) :
Just a little smile, baby mine.
25509.
Today you'll be mine. 18208.
Way back in Michigan. 19314.
Lavin (Carlos) Suite andine. 23949.
Lavin: “(Meo y) Drifting | sands.
10289.
La Vine (Myron) Ill always care.
15788.
La Voie (Hva) Somebody’s mother.
18993.
Lavry (Marc) Leb’ wohl mein schatz
auf wiederseh’n! 1190.
Law (J. G.) Valse brillante. 2294.
Law (W. R.) Iowa fights. 25448.
Lawler (Treva) Little love fellow.
5864.
Lawless (F. J.) Ninety-five cents.
23446.
While I’m dream-
4491.
Lawlor (Patricia)
ing of you dear.
Lawnhurst (Vee) :
Nobody’s fault but my own. 3804.
’Taint nobody’s fault but my own.
9340, 9341.
Lawrence (Ashby) :
Why did you break my heart.
24318.
Would you like to know I love
you. 24856.
Lawrence (Charlie) :
Charlie’s idea. 19774.
Moonlight blues. 20877.
Over night blues. 21110.
Ramble. 21216.
Lawrence (H. W.):
Down the Mississippi. T7778.
I’d rather have a little love from
you. 5484.
I’m tired of it-ho-hum!
Lazy afternoon. 5822.
Love made me that way. 5910.
Lawrence (Harold) :
Why did you break my heart.
243138.
Would you like to know I love
you. 24856.
5580.
1890
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
When we all lived
24280.
Method for the
Lawrence (J. V.)
near Ne-o-ga.
Lawrence (Lucile)
harp. 16177.
Lawrence (W. E.) Silver shadows.
21371.
Lawson (Kdith) Thinking of you.
12195
Lawson (G. A.) Just forgotten.
5758
Lawson (I. M.) Down in Carolina.
514.
Lawson (N. V.):
Asking. 22042.
Don’t forget me. 22398.
Lawson (R. A.):
French pep. 22558. .
Indian head. 22931.
Tango. 24011.
Lawton (Jack): —
California bluebird. 4832.
My sweetie’s so sweet. 1512.
Dreier. of. |.
Dream man.
Flying. 7907.
I’m looking for someone. 10744.
Only once in a million, million
years... 11555.
Our last good-bye. 18690.
10271.
Russian steppes. 11803.
Treasure Island. 12251.
Veto. 17028.
When he’s gone. 12399.
Layton (—) After you’ve gone.
21984.
Lazar (Filip):
Bagatelles. 4704.
Deux chansons d’ amour et une
autre gaie. 5819. .
Divertissement. 5050, 5051.
Trois danses. 5820.
Trois pastorales. 5821.
Tziganes. 7017, 7018.
au, Suite. 7308.
Lazaro (August) With a little girl
just like you. 29551.
Lazarus (Gustav):
Nocturne romantique. 27057 (99).
Valse melodique. 24426 (291).
Lazarus (Hermine) :
Nocturne romantique. 27057 (99).
Valse melodique. 24426 (291).
Lazzara (A. M.) Tell your troubles to
the moon. 19136.
Lazzari (Sylvio):
Chanson du moulin. 319-321.
Cortége nocturne. 7674.
Eskualduna. 10855.
Tour de feu. 2229, 2230.
Leach (EH. M.) I always think of you.
884.
Leach (L. S.) Easter helper no. 15.
554.
oe
Leach (Meddie) Farewell in June.
17742...
Leach (Wallace) Emily. 24934.
Leadbitter (Teresa) :
Land of roses. 4577 (200).
Legend of the robin redbreast.
28247,
Mon ami. 14976 (220).
O dry those tears. 2589 (240).
Stepping stones. 19491 (220).
Sweet Ernestine. 19491 (228).
True lover’s song. 14976 (355).
Leader (W. M.) Happiness lane.
5382, 15626.
Leal (F. V.):
Amores de la indita.
Botellas. 9948.
Corrido de Toral. 4955.
Embareacion. 17707.
Errante. 10348.
Feo. 5200.
Juanita vaciladora.
Luz celeste. 11163.
Maldita revolucion.
Playas del amor.
Presumida. 8967.
Ramona mexicana.
Renga. 9020.
Sentenciado.
Testamento.
Leaman (G. L.)
Leaman (Lou)
Leaming (George)
I hear you calling me.
Learsi:
Comme au premier jour.
Fickleness. 10409.
Joujou ... comme vous.
Roxane. 11796.
Soir. 9203.
Learsi (M.)
16517.
Leary (Walter)
you forget.
Leave (C. H.)
14122.
Leaver (Adele) :
That pretty
21560.
Trust me dear.
Leavers (W. W.)
15290.
Leavey (Lilian)
7366.
10919.
11180.
11656.
9004.
9120.
12157.
Lovetime. 13787.
Lovetime. 13787.
Sweetheart mine,
6835.
10101.
10917.
Promenade du_ soir.
I’m sorry dear, won’t
18058.
Our Flag of liberty.
melody of mine.
216738.
Creative march.
Sight reading tests
for beginners. 11911.
Leavitt (H. 8S.) Assembly songs and
choruses. 24519.
Le Barge (J. A.) Bumble bee. 7550.
Lebedjeff (Peter) pseud. See Hansson
(Stig)
Lebell (Ludwig) :
Three short pieces.
Two pieces. 18268.
Lebenslichter. 13682.
17751.
1891
INDEX
Leber (C. H.):
How I love that girl.
My mother. 113889.
Since you came. 9168.
That silver thread is broken now.
10668.
14632.
Woman. 14902.
You were always, will always be
mine. 7287.
You would not play the game.
14955.
Lebilane (Stella) Hileen, my blue
eyed colleen. 19982.
Le Blane (A. T.) You are the queen
. Of my heart. 7257.
Lebling (I. H.) Lady in blue.
Leblond (Emmanuel)
1169.
Tristan le loup.
6981.
Le Bonde (R. A.):
Dream canoe. 19955.
Evenings’ lullaby. 27618.
Flame of life. 10425.
I got no gal. 81138.
I’ve found you at last. 27985.
Just here—my love. 8843.
Just you and I. 25588.
Love canoe. 28328.
Moon shadows. 25864.
My sweetie true. 6154.
Sacred serpent. 9076.
Temple incense. 9360.
Yodler melody. 26998.
Le Borne (Fernand) Requiem.
16559.
Le Boucher (Maurice) :
A Mallorea. 14982.
Chameliers. 10082.
Goléa. 10546.
Stella camping. 26517.
Taoudéni. 12138.
Toyama. 12240.
Le Boulch (H.):
Giselle. 17823.
Petits solos de concertos. 3929.
Solos de concertos. 2004, 2005.
Le Boulch (Jules) :
Giselle. 17828.
Petits solos de concertos. 3929.
Solos de concertos. 2004, 2005.
Le Bourgevois (M. HE. L.) Choral.
12594 (51).
Le Breton (Flora) :
I’m like a doll. 5556.
Poor little locked up me. 6356.
LeBrun (Aldea) When will I call you
my own? 218238.
Le Brun (Charles)
16558,
Ballade de Cop-
pélia. 17236 (101).
Leclair (—) Sarbande. 16644.
LeClair (Charles) See Mulligan (C
L. )
Leclair (J. M.) ‘Trio-sonate. 6979,
21666.
pt. II, n. s v. 24
Le Clerg (Arthur) :
Be contented if you can’t get all
you want. 12712.
Go home, Pa-pa. 25085.
Is Izzy azzy wozz. 18564.
Round and round and_ “round.
9065.
Lecocq (Charles)
mant. 2589 (22);
Le Cras (T. L.) Twenty-four deseants
Belle au bois dor-
to popular hymn tunes. 23053.
Lecuona (Ernesto) :
Album. 7339, 9742.
Ali-Babé. 12617.
Andalucia. 55.
Karabali. 8363.
Lamento Africano. 11008.
Siboney. 14418, 14414.
Lederer (Dezso) :
A la Tzigane. 14981.
Berceuse tendre. 7310 (18).
Sarabande. 73810 (117).
Tempo di bourrée. 7310 (1381).
Lederer (W. G.) When my sweetie
takes a bow. 29486.
Ledue (Alphonse) et Gie.:
Air breton. 27.
Mater dolorosa. 5979.
Pluie d’ été. 6344.
Prelude—Salut et Dance.
Sonatine animale. 16748.
Suite persane. 4230.
Valse mélancolique.
Lee (A. M.):
Ain’t puttin’ out nothin’ blues.
2608.
Seven men blues.
Lee (Ashton) :
~ Cuekoo clock. 22311.
Swing song. 22311.
Lee (Bob) :
I must have my apple. 253831.
Wond’ring what you'll do. 2519.
Lee (Charles) Yellow rose. 2542.
Lee (Dorothy) : .
Christmas carol. 17524.
Monkey-man. 18476.
Out of the dusk to you.
Lee (EH. M.):
Rivers of Devon. 11771.
Waterman. 2378.
Lee (Edward):
Bedad then says I, I don’t care if
3974.
2304.
4123.
3888.
T do; (2715.
I don’t work for a living. 3282,
3283, 10701. 2
Lee (F. L.) Let me be your star or
your moon. 20637.
Lee (Gene) :
Angel face, angel heart, angel
eyes. 24492.
Embers. 24988.
Nobody loves me. 26008.
Lee (J. C.) No-body cares. 1558.
1892
INDEX
~ nos. 1-1¥, 1929
Lee (J. D.)
Lee (Lem)
26625.
Lee (Lester) :
Doin’ the hot-cha-cha. 15875.
I see you but what do you see in
No-body cares. 1558.
That old fashioned place.
me? 15798.
It'll just be too bad. 28099.
Let’s jig the jigaboo. 28259.
Love at first sight. 28327.
Sunshine. 29172.
You’re my everything. 29623.
Lee (M. A.) Great Jehovah, King of
Glory. 20171.
Lee (Maurice) :
Home songs.
Irish songs.
Patriotic songs.
Sacred songs.
‘Scotch songs.
Southern songs.
Lee (Norman):
Glad days are sad days when
you're away. T727.
Hula Lu. 10672.-
Sabine. 1851.
Speak. 2049.
Your blue Irish eyes. 2566.
Lee (O’Neil) Forgotten. 20087.
Lee (Orlyn) pseud. See Jones (R. A.)
Lee (Phillip) Lonesome. 23114.
Lee (R. E.) Lost in a sea of memo-
ries. 183836.
Lee (R. M.) Sailing, sailing up in the
air. 14348.
Lee (Sebastian)
22718. .
22944.
23583.
23736.
23770.
23913.
Praktische violon-
cello-schule. 23627.
Lee (Thelma) One hour to-night.
6255.
Leech (L. 8S.) In my heart. 8256.
Leede’ (C. F.) Weihnachtsfreuden
liberall! 7131. ‘
Leeds (G. N.) Music when soft voices
die. 20901.
Leedy mfg: co. Rhythmic orchestra.
23694.
Leelo (Margaret) Thoughts. 26665.
Leemans (Paul) Gondoles vénitiennes.
138259.
Leeper (Bessie) :
Any place where mother is.
12658.
Twilight dreams. 14721.
Leeson (C. B.) Wind. 29544.
Leeson (Lois) Hollywood melody.
8054.
Leeuwen (Ary van) See Van Leeuwen
(Ary).
Lefébure-Wély (—)
1411, 1412.
Lefebvre (Channing)
kings. 20776. |
Monastery bells.
March of the
Leff (Alice) :
Little rhythm song.
Our mothers. 8853.
3556.
There’s a reason when my dad
steps out. 2181.
Leff (Pireus) :
ITlove to eat marshmallows. 5522.
Pm, 2 ‘sathor; “3812.
Leffingwell (Roy) My Malibu rose.
20941.
Lefkowitch (Henry) :
Alter chazen. 15027.
Habeit mishomayim.
Liderkranz. 16016.
Menasheh. 16169.
Yiddishe lied. 17189.
Yismach moishe. 17190.
Lefmann (Paul):
Abendstimmung. 9.
Auf der reise. 90.
Mahnung. 1313-4
Lefort (Augustine) :
Air lointain. 21964 (2).
Plaisir d’été. 21964 (56).
Sur eau. 21964 (68).
Leftwich (V. C.):
Beatrice be mine.
Honeymoon in the air.
Let me be. your
256038.
Le Galyon-Tiirik (C. B.)
crossroads. 27150.
Legend of the organ-builder. 11028.
LeGette (Malcolm) Song of the
tramp. 12007.
Leginska (Ethel)
15618.
(AT, VAG.
10648.
sweetheart.
At the
In a garden. 8241.
Legler (M. B.) Hats off to our brave
Lindbergh. 10590.
Legree (Wilburn)
love. 25468.
Lehar (Franz) :
Bimbagentil yo 2s.
It’s only you ac
27225, 27226.
Fiorellin di prato! 27652.
Kiss me. 28210.
Lustige witwe. 20101.
Mariska. 8547.
Merry widow waltz. 25822, 28440.
O dolce fanciulla. 28660, 28661.
Paganini. 3894.
Rendezvous bei Lehar. 11756.
Vide un bimbo un fiorellin. 26782,
29401.
Lahiri (Sarat) Malkaus. 8527.
Lehleitner (W. A.) Twilight in the
woods. 2273.
Lehman (E. F.) Sing unto the Lord
a new song. 1968.
Lehman (F. M.) Lead on, America!
11021-
Lehman (J. F.) Won’t you hot step
with me. 17172.
Lehman (R. F.):
Autumn leaves. 9709 (12).
Infant King. 9709 (116).
1893
INDEX
Lehman (R. F.)—Continued.
Love divine. 9709 (140).
Promise fulfilled. 9709 (196).
Lehmann (H. K.) Drei _lustspiel-
szenen. 15999.
Lehmann (Lilli)
Lehmann (Liza):
Ah, gather roses. 24426 (4).
At sunset. 7310 (12).
Cameos. 7310 (24).
Captain. 24426 (383).
Child’s prayer. 24426 (37)..
Colibri. 14976 (52).
Cuckoo. 24426 (63).
Every night my prayers I say.
24426 (79).
Fairy chimes. 24426 (81).
For good luck. 24426 (89).
Good-night and good-morning.
24426 (99).
In a Persian, garden. 22902.
In dreamland. 24426 (120).
Marching song. 24426 (170).
Idomeneo, 113831.
Molly’s spinning song. 24426
(184).
Moral. 24426 (187).
No eandle was there and no fire.
3795.
Paix du soir. 14976 (246).
Race. 14976 (267).
Rose. 14976 (275).
Snowdrops. 12594 (351).
There are fairies at the bottom of
our garden. 6908.
Up into the cherry tree. 24426
(289).
Lehnhard (M. F.). Thanksgiving
story book. 24024.
“Lehrer (Ivan) Kit-kat. 13659.
Lehrer (O. J.) Tyrolean song. 4878. |
Leibert (R. W.):
Forgotten melody.
It’s a pleasure!
Leiby (Ralph) Eclat. 13082.
- Leidzén (HE. W. G.):
Let there be light. 28265.
Star of Bethlehem. 2059.
Leigh (R. E.) My violin. 11416.
Leighter (H.: Clough-) See Clough-
Leighter (H.)
Leinbach (T. K.)
record. 20348.
Leipold (Bruno)
25503.
Leland (Gardner) pseud. See Ryder
(Arthur)
Lemacher (Heinrich) :
Andante. 24627.
Gegenwart. 25053.
Gleiche briider gleiche kappen.
25079.~
Hausmusik zu spielen und zu
Singen. 25151.
5237, 20088.
5705.
I’m. breaking the
Jubel un danz.
pt..111, n. S., v.24
Ouverttire. 25033.
Suite ftir schtilerorchester.
Le Mal (France)
19459.
Lemare (E. H.):
Andante cantabile.
Andantino. 13685.
Blue Danube. 203.
Piketown. 11649.
Twilight memories. 7007, 7008.
Lembo (Frank) On a_ wonderful
26542.
You may be sorry.
14976 (356).
moonlight night. 21065.
Lemes (Manuel) My poor Lucy.
18546.
Le Mieux (R. J.)., Amoco; folie.
27119. ;
Lemoine (Felix). Neapolitan nights.
1530.
Lemoine (Henry) et cie.:
Chanson du moulin. 319-321. -
Deux préludes. 3666.
BHlégie & Clyméne qui est aux rives
de la Chine. 564.
Fileuse. 639.
Intonation—rythme—style. 1057.
Lutin de Glenmore. 1299, 1300.
O salutaris. 1585.
Paghiella. 3895.
Portraits... 1725.
Quarante lecons de solfége. 223-
ORT:
Sonate. 2017.
Suite. 1099.
Surprise amoureuse. 2095.
T’"* esquisse cannoise. 2582.
50 lecons de solfége. 1782.
250 dictées musicales. 228.
Lemon(S. D.) Thy will be done.
26668.
Lemonier (Tom)
Lemont (C. W.):
Daffy-down-dilly. 15301.
Elfin frolic. 24926.
Fairy frigate. 15461.
Feudal knights. , 3063.
Gavotte. 27701.
Greetings. 31783.
In hoopskirt and crinoline.
Laughing sprite. 25586.
March. 28249.
Northern lights.
Pigeons. 26180.
Playful whims. 8928.
Rondino. 1191. '
Valse. 28250.
Valse étude.
Witches’ dance.
Lempers (L.) Berceuse.
Lena (Httore) :
Torniamo alla terra.
Vita agreste. 9503.
Lender (R. C.) Somewhere there’s a
pal. 9228.
March song. 25746.
- 28054.
~- 16339.
26755.
“17159.
4375.
9411.
| 1894
+ eae eae
a
" INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
Lendvai (Erwin):
Des schiifers Dafnis erster lieder-
kranz. 153847.
Hlegische gesiinge. 19986.
Heimkehr vom werk. 18322.
L’Enfant (Edouard) Evolution. 5166.
Lengnick (Alfred) & co., ltd.:
Arioso. 4698.
Dance tunes. 9103.
Declaration. 19911.
Hammock song. 20193.
Invocation. 20484.
Rosamunde. 6568.
Rutland. 21277.
Springtime. 21456.
Three gay pieces: 17784.
Violoncello album. 26791.
While I think of you. 4492.
Leniti (J. 8S.) Chupamirto. 367.
Lennie. pseud. See Whitcup
(Leonard)
Lennon (F. M.) Betty Lou. 17388.
Lennox (Cecil) ltd.:
Casabianea. 311.
Chinese twilight. 4906, 7625.
Christmas melodies. 22246.
Empty hours. 13098.
Fairy on the clock. 17787.
Forget-me-not. 15512.
Giggling golliwog. 5290.
Haven’t I. 805.
He loved her, Who did?
Heather moon. 20233.
I ain’t certain. 20288.
If I’m kind to Mary. 253884.
Keep on repeating it. 10970.
Keep the ball a-rolling. 5775.
Love means nothing to you. 11129.
Mademoiselle Pomme-de-terre.
11167.
Marvellous, magical moon.
Monte Carlo. 20873.
My Irish paradise.
Searecrow. 21301.
Silver river. 21369.
Tho’ castles tumble down. 6921.
When I met Connie in the corn-
field. 17097.
When the light shines brightly in
the lighthouse. 9567.
Yellow corn. 96438.
Yes! yes! yes! I certainly will.
17188.
25160.
8548.
6123.
Lennox (Leslie) Whoa back, we’re
off the track, 21857.
Leno (Dan) jr. Lancashire love.
18257.
Lenoir (Jean) :
Aprés. 9788.
C’est de |’ amour en bouteille.
9993.
Du frie. °5145:
Groseille. 5361.
Pour toujours. 6368.
Lenox music ¢o.:
Flag of our nation.
Or od. GSE
Lent (K. A.)
22012.
Leon (Peggy):
Deep love. 223856.
Lolita. 20692.
You got to love me.
Leonard (Augustus) :
7896.
musical service. 3821.
American beauty rose,
24381.
Amorita. 22018.
Happy ending to my dreams.
22654.
Just say it with love. 23008.
Love ‘neath the bright Spanish
skies. 23151.
When I think of you. 26886.
Leonard (Charles) Sailing home.
11808.
Leonard (Conrad) Only want you.
8842.
Leonard (Eddie) :
Beautiful. 15107, 17356.
Bogey-man is here. 215, 17426.
Good or bad. 749.
Just sing a song. 1128.
Mama’s shortenin’ bread. 1319.
There’s sugar cane around my
door. 2187, 46917.
Leonard (Gus):
How about a kiss. 10658.
I wanna fall in love all over again.
10787.
Million stars. 11276.
Leonard (H.) Folia. 4577 (117).
Leonard (Harlan) Tough breaks
stomp. 24116.
Leonard (Harriett Lyon) All we
want Miami, is the moonlight bright
and you. 40.
Leonard (Hilliard L.) Rose of Hot
Springs. 9056.
Leonard (Hubert) Souvenir. 16776.
Léonard (Hugo)
4577 (3872).
Leonard (Oliver)
21386.
Leonard (T. F.) Ave Maria.
Léoneavallo (Ruggiero) :
Masque nu. 13686.
Masque vert. 13687.
Souvenir de Haydn.
Singing for you.
9818.
Modéle masqué: 13688.
Rokoko. 16001.
Zaza. 19491 (120).
Leone (F. B. de) See De Leone
PE. (Bs)
Leoni (Franco):
Ib_ and little Christina. 14976
(144).
Little moth.
Leoni (Pasquale) :
Banditi. 15099.
Taverna. 9347.
20678, 20679.
1895
INDEX
Léonino (Hmmanuel) Cardélis.
24683.
Leont (Charles) Lona, I’m alone and
waiting for you. 23104.
Leopold (Bohdslav) :
Am schwarzen see. 24481.
Auf der alten burg. 24525.
Czardas. 24783.
Klange aus Ruminien. 10981.
Moravia. 25868, 25869.
Orientale. 26116.
Patrouille francaise. 1679.
Polonaise no. 2. © 25626.
Ritter Pasméan. 26276, 26277.
Schwarzes liebespaar. 6569.
Tanz. 24908.
Triumphzug. 2248.
Waldesruhe. 26815.
Walzer. 24909.
Zwei wiener walzer. 25032.
Leopold (KE. A.):
Love’s answer.
Love’s question.
Leopold (Ralph) :
Love duet and Brangaene’s warn-
ing. .2353. |
Sunrise and Siegfried’s parting
from Brtinnhilde. 2355.
Leopolder (August) Flip. 20067.
Leopoldi (Hermann) :
Du hast mir ew’ ge treu’ gesch-
woren, Ferdinand. 5116.
Im grtinen klee. 5646.
Nur, wer dich mit dem herzen
sucht... 6207.
Radetzky-fox. 6414.
Téchterlein vom. Herrn Pedell.
14683.
Le Pari (Charles) :
Oh, how I love that girl. 23498.
You have forgotten. 21917.
Lepine (Raoul) :
If I only knew. 18514.
Love’s melody. 5924.
24426 (152).
14976 (196).
What’s the use of loving you.
26873.
Lerch (A. M.):
Just tag- your man. 8850.
Longing. 1253.
Memory, oh, memory. 8589.
Le Rey (Frédéric) :
Fabliau. 3035.
Miniature. 38668.
Pantomime-ballet. 14141.
Passionnément. 3911.
. Sentiments joyeux. 4111.
Lerman (J: W.):
Awake, sing. 19491 (12).
Child leadeth. 19779.
Day of victory. 19491 (49).
Easter carols. 19491 (55).
Hail Him. 20845.
Hail, mighty Victor! 20165.
He lives! the Saviour lives. 21724.
[
pt. I, n. s., v. 24
In winterland. 24426 (123).
Nature’s Eastertide. 19491 (165).
Rejoice, for Christ is born. 21225.
‘Tis Christmas. 21634.
To life awake! 21039.
Lerolle (C. J.) Quatuor.
LeRose (Joseph) Stella.
Leroux (G. X.) Astarte.
Leroux (Mildred) :
My little heaven. 25924.
My little heaven that used to be.
11380.
Leroux (Xavier) Astarte. 2589 (8,9).
Leslie (A. E.) My ev’ry word, my
8984.
26516.
2589 (8, 9).
ev’ry deed. 23352.
Leslie (HKdgar) Excuse me, lady.
24966.
Leslie (Herbert). First rose of spring-
time. 3074.
Leslie (Margaret) Rose petals. 16594.
Leslie (Raymond) :
Best of all. 7499.
I’ve found the whole world in
you. 22849.
Mary, my Mary. 8558.
Le Soir (Jack) :
Magic paint box. 11173.
My Miami sweetheart. 1493.
Wonder who. 2517.
Less (Sam) :
I think of you each day. 5593.
That’s why I think of you each
day. 26633.
Lesslau (Harry) :
Fashion strut girl. 5186.
Pirouette frolic. 6334.
Lessner (George) Yolette.
Lessor (C. E.):
I’m in love with my Kentucky
19437.
Nell. 18042.
When she sang the song of the
sun. 26894.
Lester (HK. E. B.) Down the moon
path. 5087.
Lester (Hugene) Pictures memories
reeall. . 6323.
Lester (W. E.) Theta xi dream girl.
19181.
Lester (William) : 1
Bayou serenade. 22087.
Gipsy maidens. 22595.
Glow of joy. 13240.
Lost thrush. 13762.
Manabozo. 1838983.
May dance. 16145.
Méditation-carillon. 18434.
O Master, let me walk with Thee.
8789.
Shepherd’s song. 14402.
Song of exile. 16752.
Song of home. 16756.
Lestrade (T. C.):
In the park. 8266.
You stop that. 9682.
1896
a
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
ee ee eee eee
Let me call you sweetheart. 25604.
Letellier (D.) Dreaming of love.
22422.
Letorey (Omer) :
Le sais-tu. 15994.
Mai d’amour. 13803.
Letorey (Pierre) Chant Hindou.
24709.
Leuckart (F. E. C.):
Allmiichtige. 21478.
Flimische idyllen. 3076.
Fiinf jahrhunderte spanischer gi-
tarremusik. 22565, 22566.
Huldigung. 21479.
Ihre augen. 21480.
Liebesgeschenke. 21481.
Litaniae. 20667.
Mysterien. 3768.
Orgelkliinge aus neuerer und neu-
ester zeit. 3874.
Saul und David. 4090.
Schwung. 21482.
Sieben kleine tondichtungen.
3468.
Spanische gitarremusik. 21442.
Tageszeiten. 4219.
Variationen tiber G. F. Handels
Tochter Zion, freus dich. 3190.
Leuschner (T. R.) Fasching-ouver-
ture. 15467.
Leutner (Albert) Festival. 7879.
Leux (Leo):
Gott sei dank, heut’ hab’ ich blau
gemacht. 753.
In einer kleinen konditorei.
28051.
Lass dem kind den _ luftballon.
1178.
Wenn du mich magst, ja, dann
sag’ mir’s beim tango. 2397.
Wir sind schwestern. 2504.
2 Leo Leux-schlager. 1202.
Levade (Charles) :
Bete noire. 24426 (27).
Derniere page. 24426 (68).
Entree sarabande et bourree.
24426 (77).
Peau de chagrin.
14163.
Levan (J. C.):
Gypsy dance.
Fora,” W584:
Levant (Oscar):
After the clouds roll by.
Broken up tune. 17445.
Gay love. 22580.
Lovable and sweet.
My dream memory.
Some one. 26440.
Tanned legs. 29229.
To me you’re marvelous. 21640.
With you—with me. 24335.
You’re responsible. 24894.
14156, 14157-
5365.
19509.
18341.
18515.
Lé Veille
11094.
Léveillée (Oscar) :
Just before the dawn.
Mother dear. 20891.
Levenson (Boris):
Autumn. 24530.
Elégie. 5138, 5139.
Morning. 25874.
Original melody in Russian style.
3876.
Valse melancolique.
Leverenz (J. T.)
Leyerett (S. M.):
Bohemian girl.
Light cavalry.
(Philippe) Lone Eagle.
20553.
2308.
Love lips. 25680.
12594 (14).
19491 (121).
Leverier (J.) Vision of freedom.
24189.
Levey (A. EH.) Memory and roses.
23235.
Levey (Harold) :
Every little while I think of you.
T8477.
Ev’ry little while I think of you.
5167, 5168.
I could love a girl like you. 5481.
That’s the song of songs for me.
6897.
Levi (Leon):
Electric light cadets. 7310 (56).
Get next to the man with a pull.
7310 (65).
My buneco queen. 7310 (95).
Rogers brothers in Harvard.
24426 (236).
Upper Broadway
24426 (290).
Watermelon party. 7310 (148).
Levi (Maurice) :
Electric light cadets. 7310 (56).
Get next to the man with a pull.
after dark.
7310 (65).
My bunco queen. 7310 (95).
Rainbows follow after rain.
19491 (193).
Rogers brothers in
24426 (236).
Upper Broadway after
24426 (290).
Watermelon party.
Mary 2rd.
dark.
7310 (148).
Levin (Barnard) Tarantelle in D
minor. 21540.
Levin (G. J.) Until then. “19262.
Levine (Abraham) :
Dorine. 10259.
Gee! but I’m jealous of the moon.
10496.
He’s my weaver of beautiful
- dreams. 10608.
Missin’ you. 8612.
Oh! Pop! Buy me one of those.
8806.
1897
INDEX
Levine (Hyman):
I must have you.
Other days. 16418.
Pretending. 6881.
Since I found myself in love.
9164. j
Since my baby- started talking
baby talk. 6654.
Someday in Spain. 11973.
That up-to-date baby of mine.
4301.
Levine (Isidor) Ave Maria. 7427.
Levine (Matty) :
Lonesome parade.
Only you. 26106.
Levine (Sidney) :
Grab me, grab me and see. 27748.
It’s you, baby, just you. 28112.
You left me waiting all alone.
29609.
Levinthal (Sammy) I still remember.
22846.
Levis (J. H.):
Chopsticks. 76380.
Dragon-boat festival procession.
7779.
Lament. 8392.
Lullaby. 8509.
Sing-song girl in temple of Poo-
Too. 9174.
Zong-hai march. 9701.
Levison (Charles) :
Itll just be too bad. 28099.
Let’s jig the jigaboo. 28259.
Love at first sight. 28327.
Sunshine. 29172.
You’re my everything. 29623.
Levitt (Art):
End of your dreams. 13100.
When you come to the end of your
dreams. 26906.
Levitzki (Mischa) :
Ah, thou beloved one. 17260.
America beloved land. 4627.
Levor (Olie) I am more than satis-
fied. 20294.
Levra (Fidelio Giai-)
(Fidelio)
Levy (Burt):
Broken butterfly. 249, 9964.
Where is the moonlight for me.
26914.
Levy (Heniot) :
10760.
25654.
See Giai-Levra
Falling leaves. 15462.
Irish folk song. 20488.
Prayer. 16496.
Tevy (Jack) Plant your. smiles and
watch them grow. 1708, 8925.
Levy (lL. B.):
Here. 17918.
Just here—my love. 8348.
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
Levy. (L. T.).:
Feather in the wind. 17747.
O world, be gay with me.
Sound of flutes. 16771.
Levy (Louis) There’s nothing new in
love. 21596, 26652.
Levy (Morris) :
Burn ’em up. 4815.
San Sebastian. 14856.
Levy (R. G.):
Hstrella. 7830.
Linda quisquella.
Maquina. 11197.
Pelea Tunney-Dempsy. 116382.
Prohibicion nos tiene. 26220,
Vengo del olivo, 12318.
Levy (R. L.) Play the game. 14189.
Levy (Sylvia) Bookof dreams. 24620.
Lewando (Ralph) :
11498.
11068.
Cortége. 4957.
Memories. 8583.
Woodland tale. 9631.
Lewellyn (N. B.) Georgia. 3181.
Lewey (F. J.) Boy-o-mine. 7534.
Lewis (—) Explorers. 4577 (105),
29647 (60).
Lewis (Al):
Am I a passing fancy. 2623, 4623.
And especially you. 54.
As long as I live. 7399.
Dream places. 13061.
Everything I do—I do for you.
608.
Good-bye, gray skies. 5330.
Good morning—good evening—
good night. 3166, 5335.
He’s so unusual. 814.
I don’t love anyone. 8102, 10697.
Tl follow you sweetheart. 920,
8132.
I’m cuckoo again. 1384385.
I’m just wild about everything.
3822, 5558, 25315:
Oh baby, that breaks my heart.
1591.
Old fashioned lady. 11527.
Please let me dream in your arms.
1717, 89381, 23611.
Poo-poo-de-doop. 3961, 6354.
Song of Siberia. 14501.
Step by step—mile by mile. 4213.
That’s a drop in the bucket. 6891.
When I go out with Molly. 26880.
When the curtain comes down.
2444,
Why did you kiss me last night.
2484.
Lewis (Albert)
goni (Luigi)
Lewis (C. G.):
Down in
2970.
Underneath the
4387,
pseud. See Alber-
lazy lane with you.
mystic moon.
1898
a EN
UU
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Lewis (Clarke) :
Sitting on the garden gate. 11935.
What could be sweeter? 7151.
Lewis (Clint@m) Lazy lane. 28049.
Lewis (D. L.):
Beb-by aint-cha comin’ back to
me. 17359.
Some day. 21408.
Lewis (David) Waltzing the whole
night thru with you. 7108.
Lewis (Dolly) While I know you’re
mine. 29511.
Lewis (E.) Kansas City squabble.
28185.
Lewis (Edward):
Because you said, I love you.
et 126:
Chicago rhythm. 4898.
I had to come back. 13404.
Just like a rose. 20555.
Kit-kat. 13659.
Sunbonnet days. 6798.
‘Twilight melodies. 29359.
We're lonesome for someone like
- you. 21770.
What a fool I’ve been to believe
in you. 29464.
Lewis (Eric) I’m mad about the girl
next door. 18049.
Lewis (F.):
I will turn your money green.
15808.
Judge Harsh blues. 15937.
Lewis (Frank) Mary. 20793.
Lewis (Furry):
Furry’s blues.
Mistreatin’ mamma. 20863.
Lewis (George) First love. 5218.
Lewis (Georgia) Tell me dear, 12144.
Lewis (Gwen) Catty conversations.
4866.
Lewis: (Helen), Chan. 4877.
Lewis (Howard) Walking home blues.
4435.
Lewis (J. 8S.) Christmas carol. 22239.
Lewis (L. G.) By the light of the
20116.
silverie moon. 9988.
Lewis (L. R.):
Awaken ye! 4577 (23).
Masterpieces of music. 16141.
Memories. 38654.
Symphonic prelude to Robert
Browning’s tragedy. 4258, 4259.
Lewis (N. M.) You're all the world
to me. 7274.
. Lewis (Noah):
Big railroad blues. 12750.
Minglewood blues. 6025.
Noah’s blues. 28635.
Ripley blues. 28910.
Viola Lee blues. 21738.
Lewis (Percy):
Girl who was led astray.
Lily of Yogonda. 23074.
20143.
2469—30——22
Lewis (R. B.) My true blue over all
man. 6155.
Lewis (Roger) Perfume of roses.
8800.
Lewis (Ruth) Teddy bear rag. 29243.
Lewis (8S. O.):
I’m glad it was somebody else.
203848.
If you take the B out of Broad-
way. 22898.
Never mind. 23429.
What a wonderful night to make
love. 26861.
Lewis (S.R.) Sir Marmaduke. 29057.
Lewis (Sol) pseud. See Lewis (S. O.)
22898. in
Lewis (Ted):
Blues my naughty sweetie gives
~ to me. 17422.
Down in the old neighborhood.
19951.
I love you. 15754.
Montmartre Rose. 18477.
My little dream girl. 18530.
Play that barber shop chord.
21169.
Strangers now. 19051.
There'll be some changes made.
19170.
Tishomingo blues. 216386.
Wailin’ blues. 21746.
Walkin’ around ina dream. 9519.
Lewis (V. M.) Cheering. 22226.
Lewis (Victor) He made a heaven
on earth for me. 18309.
Lewis (W. H.):
Cupid might have been a little
coon. 4577 (72).
Explorers. 14976 (89, 91).
French marine ashore. 4577 (124).
Funny bone of a mastodon. 14976
(103).
German mannerchoer. 14976
(111).
Hush! little lion. 4577 (165).
Is there a maid. 4577 (188).
It simply happened so. 14976
(162), 29647 (109).
Lion, tamers. 14976 (1838).
Love’s highway. 4577 (223).
Mayonnaise marines. 4577 (268).
Merry kindergarteners. 14976
(214).
My Lady Champagne. 4577 (283).
Out on the sea. 14976 (244).
Pretty girl in gray. 4577 (3819).
Son of the hill and plain. 14976
(299).
Things I didn’t see. 14976 (338).
Tropie night is past. 14976 (353).
Lewis (W. M.) Mother dear, of mine.
18484.
1899
INDEX :
Lewis (Warren): F
Chinee lullaby. 4904.
-Day dreams. 5013.
Silvery stream. 6648.
Sweet little Lou. 6819.
Try ‘and get it, baby. 6992,
Lewis music pub. co.:
Burn ’em up. 4815.
Easy money. 556.
Hold fast. 5487.
Jumping nerves.
Last cent. 1180.
Once in a blue moon. 23581.
Pins and needles. 1701.
Pots and pans. 6365.
Pretending. 1737.
Redemption. 4013.
Sinners parade. 6668.
Under the South Sea moon. 19249.
Ley (H. G.) Dandelion. . 17608.
Leybach (Joseph) Fantasie sur un
théme allemand. 19491 (65).
Leyda (Myrtle):
My future home.
Onward all. 26107.
Lherty (Mac):
Aleazar.
Fizz.
I’m blue.
Salamanea. ‘
Liadow (A.) Prelude.
Libby (F. M.) Hi-jinx.
Liberati (Ermete) :
Dandy’s black bottom.
Mississippi. 3678.
Parana’. 3904.
Rubacuori. 4070.
Libiot (A.) Tempo di scherzo. 6875.
Library of Congress. Canticum fratris
1106.
25914.
20645.
8042, 10625.
2912.
solis. 22199.
Licary (N. P.) My Sheba.” 13999,
14000.
Lichner (Heinrich) Lily. 23078.
Lichstein (Joseph) Oriental moon.
I1570:
Licht (Maurice) Bright lights. 9958,
174387.
Lichtenberg (A. F’) Our own flag.
16427.
Lichtenberg (Leopold) :
Adagio élégiaque. 14976 (2).
Concerto no. 8. 14976 (55).
Fantaisie brillante. 12594 (112).
Molia., 4577, (1%).
Original theme with variations.
4577 (302).
Russian airs. 4577 (839).
Sonata, 4577 (125, 126).
- Souvenir de Haydn. 4577 (372).
Lichtenberg (M. L.) Bright lights.
9958, 17437.
Licklider (Hazel) Cloudy skies. 4927.
Liddell (Charles) pseud. See Vincent
(Charles)
pt. 1m, n. s., v. 24
(Frank) Moonlight
Liddell love.
' 25866
Liddle (Samuel) :
Garden where the praties grow.
13218.
It is His will. 8285.
Lord is my shepherd. 24426 (148).
O good beyond compare: 8788.
Lidgey (C. A.):
HKarl_ Bristol’s fama 24426
(74).
Roundelay. 7310 (116).
See where my love a-maying goes.
24426 (249).
Lido-verlag, Lisbeth Dorrhauer.
zende welle. 6860.
Lieb (Mac) That’s my idea of heaven.
6895. ;
Liebenamm (Oscar)
of love. 12594 (4).
Liebich (I. L.) Evighetstanker. 3033.
Liebling (Hstelle) Blue Danube. 2763.
Liebling (George) Concertino. 10107.
Tan-
All for the sake
Liebling der konigin. 18286.
Liederperlen. 25617. ’
Liefeld (C. F.) Praise to the Lord.
8950.
Lieurance (Thurlow) :
Indian melodies.
Midnight lagoon.
8273.
1384.
O’er birch-moon waters. 16363.
Remembered. 16555.
Sea gulls. 21312, 23771.
Lifschey (Samuel) :
Daily technical studies. 19872.
Minuet. 18461.
Lifter (Anna) My aeroplane. 1452.
Liftl (F. J.) Hungary. 5468.
Liggan (B. H.) Boy o’ mine. 22159.
Lighthill (Norman) Christmas mes-
senger. 19801.
Ligon (Lone
Forgive! and let me taste your
lips again. 27676.
I adore thee. 25233.
Liliuokalani (Queen) Aloha oe. 12629,
22608.
Lillenas (Haldor) :
Great gospel songs. °25114.
Harbor of peace. 25146.
He is mine. 13304.
His love won my heart. 20250.
I can never tell the half. 13389.
In life’s quiet hours. 135389.
More than a friend. 3685.
My never failing friend. 20951.
Pray your way through. 26206.
Prayer changes things. 14226.
Spirit divine, come in. 14518.
We shall know each other better.
14805.
When I came to the end of the
road. 21803.
1900
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
ee -rrrrrw ——— eeSSSSSSSSSs—ssFhFesesesesesssssSssee
Wonderful peace. 14904.
Written in heaven. 14914.
Lillenas pub. co., inc.:
Great gospel songs.
He can save me too.
He is mine. 13304.
He ransomed me. 3206.
His love won my heart. 20250.
How He must have loved me.
27865.
I can never tell the half. 13389.
In life’s quiet hours. 1385389.
Jesus loves me. 13596.
More than a friend. 3685.
My best friend. 3715.
My Lord is there. 13983.
My never failing friend. 20951.
Overcoming joys. 14129.
Pray your way through. 26206.
Prayer changes things. 14226.
25114.
3204.
Refuge in the rock of ages. 26218.
Spirit divine, come in. 14518.
Such love. 14547.
There is glory in my soul. 14644.
We shall know each other better.
14805.
When I came to the end of the
road. 21803.
Wonderful peace.
Written in heaven.
Lillian (Isidor)
1318.
Lillich (Fred)
28337.
Lillis (T. J.) Jersey City is the town
I love the most. 10904.
Lillywhite (William) :
Harvest moon. 22663.
_My sun-tanned baby. 20961.
Limata (A. J.):
I don’t want tears in your blue
eyes. 25255.
Mary Ellen. 23204.
Oriental moon. 23548.
Won’t you be my steady gal. 4525.
Limenta (Fernando):
A sera in terra di Toscana. 7%.
Alla casentinese. 17275.
Aria all’ antica. 2657, 9795.
Corrente. 76738.
Macchinetta da cucire.
Preludietto. 8962.
Rigaudon. 9034.
Serenata zingara. 6605.
Soldatini in parata. 14466.
Limoncito. 11067.
Pandshan. (CT >)
7590.
Linaman (M.. E.)
13939.
Linat (Géo.) Phlegmatic dance. 1693.
Lincke (Paul):
Amina. 52.
Einfach puppe!
14904.
14913.
Malke ohn a meilach.
Love me in my dreams.
8513.
Castle of dreams.
Mother’s smiles.
12594 (76).
Fireflies. 643.
Frau Luna. 17236 (132).
Fredy-lied. 29647 (66).
Generalissimus-marsch.
(98).
Glow-worm. 17828, 17829.
Gliihwiirmchen. 12594 (101, 102),
17236 (141-144).
12594
Ja, der frauen waffen. 14976
(165).
Kein lauscher in der runde. 17236
(206).
Kwang Hsu. 17236 (211), 19491
(113), 21964 (36, 37).
Lincke-winke. 8436.
Luna-rheinlinder. 4577 (225).
Lysistrata. 12594 “GQ su2ts),,
eri (285), 19491 (132), 21964
e
Meine einzige liebe. 17236 (260).
ie oe von Berlin. 27057
89).
Night in May. 6175, 8756, 14088.
Solche augen wie die deinen.
16735.
Spottvogel. 27057 (127).
Stelidichein-serenade. 12594 (369).
Weg zum herzen. 2589 (356),
4577 (418), 19491 (257).
Wo ich mich prisentire. 14976
(396).
Lincoln (Charles) Song of the girls.
4181. |
Lincoln (Eddie) Wright drum tutor.
7248.
ineoin’ (EH. J.).:
Baby rose. 100.
Dreaming of you. 2980.
Geraldine caprice. 20133.
Hand in hand. 17880.
Heart’s a-twine. 17909.
Lover’s moon. 18361.
Minnesota where _ the
flows. 13902.
Moonlight and you. 6055.
Police patrol. 17236 (321).
Repasz on parade. 11757.
Some day far away in California.
26434.
Thinking of her. 14655.
Washington, District of Colum)ia.
Zumbro
24206.
Lincoln (H. J.) music ¢o.:
Cyclops. 12956.
11757.
Somebody needs you
Repasz on parade.
Lincoln (H. N.)
today. 4172.
Lincoln (S. J.) Christmas. 273867.
Lind (Gustave) Mazurek. 11234.
Lindas (C. B.) To the Chinamen be-
long the soils. 2217.
1901
INDEX
Lindberg (Helge) :
A’ nagonting spanskt dver de’ hela.
14984.
Ar bestimt nanting hon gar och
vantar pa. 27070.
Ar det nan som sett Maria? 9723.
Hjalmar fran Kalmar. 278383.
Ingen ros utan to6rnen. 10867.
Kirleksnatt i Barcelona. 13642.
Kan man kalla fOr kairlek. 20566.
Kom till sm6rgasbordet! 20590.
Min hijiirterdam. 20858.
Niagara. 25983.
Ocean av karlek. 14075.
Va har du i kikar’n Hmanuel?
29382.
Var har mamma lart sig det.
21719.
Vind f6r vag. 12319.
Lindberg (Oskar) Marcia funebre.
5968.
Lindemann (Heinz) Chinese wedding
dance. 10064.
Lindemann (Maurice) In Paris, bei
der uhr der Madeleine! 13544.
Lindemann (Otto) :
Am montag kiisse ich die blonde
Erika. 48.
Backe, backe kuchen. 126.
Berlin im licht-song. 9897.
Frau von Format. 681.
Freut euch des lebens. 5252.
Ich fahr mit meiner Erika. 980.
In Rothenburg am _ b)ltitenstrand
der Tauber. 1028.
Liebestraum. 1207.
Maiermax. 20754.
Memory of a kiss. 16168.
Schlager aus Zu befehl, schdne
frau. 6554.
Sei doch kein frosch, du kleine
krote. 1918.
Wenn du einmal mich betrtigst!
12370.
Wer hat dich | bloss so aufgeklart.
2400.
Willst du ein Deutscher sein!
2499.
Lindemann (Udo):
Valse in D flat. 17008.
Where water-lillies grow. 29510.
Lindemann (Wilhelm) :
Chinese wedding dance. 10064.
Dort unten in der miihle. 1026%.
Ich hab’ den ganzen tag schen
durst. 10804.
Kann es nicht vergessen dass ich
Sie besessen. 10963.
Kegler gut holz. 10971.
Mam, ci neméam. 138809.
Mitternachts-foxtrot. 11298.
Ob Donau oder Rhein. 11499-
11500.
pt. I, n.-s., v. 24
Puppen-parade. 11719.
Vergiss deine sorgen. 12314.
Wenn der pflaumenbaum nicht
wir. 12368.
Wer lieben will
12378.
Wien, O Wien, du stadt der lieder.
12472, 12473.
Wir bleib’n die alten. 12485.
Zu Koln am Rhein. 12585.
Linden (Harry) You. 4544, 7255,
17193.
Linden Lea. 20656.
Lindenberg (D. P.):
Cara mia. 19755.
Serenade. 26367.
Linderman (Miles)
little Juliet. 27881.
Linders (Karl) pseud. See Geibel
(Adam)
Lindgren (L. F. V.) Nar ankaret gar.
16299.
Lindhard (Knud)
have. 19882.
Lindholm (F. V.)
leiden.
muss
I am a lonesome
Danmarks dejlige
Song of Charons
pretty flower. 11993.
Lindley (E.) Mary bowed so low.
20794.
Lindner (J. J.):
Gone. 15591.
You’re the memory in my heart.
A217.
Lindquist (O. A.) ‘Technical variants
on Hanon’s exercises. 16880.
Lindsay (Add):
Turnip greens. 7000.
Whoah mule. 17130.
Lindsay (Alfred) MHe’s jolly Jimmie
Walker. 8020.
Lindsay (O. K.) In the sunlight.
28074.
Lindsay (William) :
My ain land. 23330.
To daffadills. 24697.
Linet (S. L.) :
Cossack’s romance. 17579.
In my dreams. 20451.
Regina. 26249.
Linge (Helen) Milly. 8602.
Lingis (Alfred) Night I loved her.
11444.
Linick (Art) (Those were the happy
days. 4826.
link (Harpy):
Gone. 25096, :
I’ve got a feeling I’m falling.
5599, 8202. .
I’ve got a new love affair. 22852.
Linko (Ernst) Pohjalaisia. 14205.
Linley (William) Lawn, as white as
driven snow. 25588.
Lintecum (Mattie) Traveler’s song.
6972.
1902
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Linton (J. H.) Hotsy-totsy hose, go-
ing to town. 3250.
Lintz (H. M.) Lighthouse on the
shore. 5851.
Lions international. Songs for lions.
26480. ‘
Lippert (Pearl
sweetie. 16062.
Lippert (Philip D.)
terfly. 9136.
Lipschultz (George) :
Cubana. 22309.
New era schottishe [!] 25978.
Old fashioned waltz. 23509.
Dee) Lonesome
She’s some but-
Lipscomb (D. N.) Danceopation.
19880.
Lipscomb (Lillie) :
I' never shall forget the night.
10763.
In loving remembrance of my dear
father. 181388.
Lipson (Milt) Ridin’ t’ town. 26268.
Lischer (S. A.) Dear one. 17626.
Liscombe (A. C.) Douglas band folio.
17660.
Lish (H. E.) Love on a moonlit bay.
20722.
Listen to me. 28278.
Lister (L. W.) I loves yo’ babe.
15756.
Liszt (Franz):
Concerto pathétique. 20665.
Consolation. 27057 (77).
Hungarian dance tune. 3549.
Liebestraum. 5857, 5858, 8442.
Love-dream. 16036.
Notturno. 23079. —
O, while I sleep. 3550.
Soirées de Vienne. 14371.
Ungarische melodie. 28972.
Vom fels zum meer! 8443.
Zweite ungarische rhapsodie.
8551.
2™° rhapsodie homgroise. 20666.
Litchfield (V. HE.) Promise me. 11714.
Lithuanian American organist assn.
Advento ir Kalédu giesmés. 27068.
Litoff (Maxim) pseud. See Eckstein
(Maxwell)
Litolff (H. C.)
Litt (Mary):
I actually am in love. 5474, 17979.
In the fall of the year. 20463.
Littick (J. 8S.) Memory moon. 23240.
Little (G. A.):
Funny, dear, what love can do.
15535, 17795, 20118.
Octaves. 19491 (171).
When you’re in love. 17116.
Little (Garnet) Evangeline. 13120.
Little (Jack) :
Absolute. 12602.
Church upon the hill. 12897,
22250.
If the whole world loves a lover.
999.
Love me alone. 25682.
My sweetheart. 11413.
Pretty little thing. 63888, 6389,
11698, 11699.
You can’t park here. 29603.
Little (Joseph) :
Memories of my old Kentucky
home. 20835.
Mother’s day. 18488.
Parade of the three musketeers.
21129.
Safety first. 21282.
Waltz memories. 7097.
Little (N. J.) I’ve got you captured
baby in my dreams. 10779.
Little duchess. 2589 (216).
Little Johnny Jones. 18929, 19050.
Littles show. 10022): 10025, 9710782:
11081, 11299, 11562, 13403.
Littleboy (M. J.) Marche joyeuse.
257A4T.
Littleboy (N. A.) Marche joyeuse.
25TAT. f
Littler (Mary) My Pollyanns. 25939.
Litzenberger (Ray) Forever mine.
20083.
Livaudais (Alys) Nobody knows but
me. 16335.
Lively (Walter) I’m the teach. 8177.
Livens (Harry) Canadian born. 4840.
Liversidge (R. K.):
At sunrise. 78.
Climbing roses.
Gold fishes. 734.
Home from school.
Land of Nod. 1176.
Memories. 1360.
Pied Piper is coming. 1697.
Playing tag. 1714.
Pussy-willows. 1754.
Waking at dawn. 2362.
Livingston (Fud) Harlem twist. 794.
Livingston (M. E.):
Henries Ford. 3217.
Lost love. 1264, 20709.
377.
851.
Man of my dreams. 16112.
My childhood days. 38722.
Livingston (Margarett) pseud. See
Riley (M. L.).
Livingston (T. B.):
I want to live as in Thy light.
28002.
Mold me, dear Lord. 28478.
Livingston (William) Baa-baa. 2682.
Livio (Aldo) Gaditana. 20119, 27692.
Lizzi (Achille) Ziki-Paki-Ziki-Pw’.
27052.
Llamas (C. R.)
Llaneza (Luis) :
Al pie de la colina. 21995.
Brisas portefas. 19713.
Nucleo. 28656.
1903
INDEX
Lianeza (Luis)—Continued.
Darling, darling hear me calling.
24806.
Mas alla de la muerte.
Matame a’ besos. 23212.
Mis pretendientes. 18465.
No quiero que me quieras. 23450.
Que te toquen el trigemino.
23659.
Rapacin de mis amores.
Lleva (D. R.) Clarita.
Llewellyn (A. J.)
school courses.
26391.
Lioronas (Las)
Lloyd (D. W.):
An’ how. 24490.
Lonely moon. 25653.
Modernistic-melody. 25854.
My own. 25936.
Then I'll believe in you.
When I hold you
26881.
23208.
18809.
24730.
Sherwood music
21348, 21349, 26390,
25649.
26640.
in my arms.
Lloyd (David de) See De Lloyd
(David).
Lloyd (F. HE. J.) Five Christmas
carols. 18317.
Lloyd (Josephine) I dreamed last
night of my boyhood home. 25257.
Load of coal. 24423, 25204.
Loan (Paul van) See Van Loan
(Paul).
Lobdell (Helen) I love you and you
love her. 27945.
Lobdell (L. K.) Sighin’ for the moon.
23818.
Loble (Lester) Dreaming at_ twi-
light. 19961.
Lobos (H. Villa-) See Villa-Lobos
CEE
Lobrot (J.) Andante religioso. 15039.
Locatelli (Pietro) X° concerto da
camera. 24360.
Lochel (F. W.):
Brown eyes. 17447.
Oh how I miss you.
Locher (G. M.)
18636.
Heart of my heart.
17907.
Lochridge (D. R.) Im falling in love
with you. 18034.
Locke (M. P. W.) O’Hooley’s foot-
ball run. 8810.
Locke (R. A.) Moonlight on Biscayne
Bay. 13922.
Locke (Ted) Naughty eyes. 1528.
Lockert (J. A.) Wobblin’ the knee.
17162.
Lockhart (F. A.):
San Francisco. 21290.
Treaty hymn of peace. 6974.
Lockhart (J. C.):
Life is like a rose. 8425.
You’re only walkin’ in your sleep.
9680.
Dt. TT, nS ae
Lockritz (Samuel) :
I dared to dream. 5487.
I’m treading the highway. 13464.
Lockton (Edward):
Dawn. 19491 (48).
Summer’s message.
Lockwood (C. M.):
Danse macabre.
Fantasie. 828.
Ride of the Valkyrs. 2354.
Thy glory dawns, Jerusalem. 6930.
Turkish march. 147.
Lockwood (J. H.) Fillmore’s Baster
recitations and dialogues. 641.
Lodge (Henry) :
Blue morning. 17419.
Cubanella. 17592.
Forget me. 17782, 20084.
I can’t remember the
20299.
Military doll. 18456.
Missouri moon. 23286.
Song of Soudan. 21424.
Tiger man. 2208, 24088.
Lodge (Herbert) Tunelandia. 21680.
Lodge (T. H.) Naughty gnomes.
6166.
Loeb (J. J.):
Now I believe in dreams. 23471.
Since I made a business of love.
19491 (226).
1861.
words.
26408.
Loeb-Preston (Matilee) See Preston
(M. L.)
Loeffler (C. M.) Canticum fratris
solis. 22199.
Loeffler (G. J.) Who cares. 29521.
Loeffler (O. G.):
Linger dearest. 3547.
My dreamland rose. 11368.
Lihr (F. N.) Night song. 1547.
L6hr (Hermann) :
Amber eyes. 2625, 4626.
At set of sun. 19491 (9).
Baby-eyes. 4577 (24).
Daddy man. 12959.
Daybreak. 4577 (81).
Episode. 17236 (116).
Fairy lights. 131386.
Glorious Apollo. 4577 (180).
Green buds. 4577 (140).
If all the young maidens.
(179).
Isobel. 4577 (189).
My dream-love. 4577 (280).
Respite. 28899.
Slumber stream. 4577 (862).
Song of the sea. 4577 (3867).
Stars of the Hast. 9278, 12049.
White wavelets. 4577 (426).
Woodland town. 4577 (480).
17236
i904
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Loehr (M. L.):
Ave Maria. 4680.
Lullaby. 5986.
Loeillet (J. B.)
23100.
Loepke (G. Marschal-)
Loepke (Gloria)
Loés (G.):
Intermezzo.
Jour. 5741.
Marine. 5971.
Loes (H. D.):
Crusade with Christ.
His love is my
22704.
Loesch (Maurice) It’s great to have
someone. 15894.
Loesch (Michael) Mass in honor of
St. Michael. 24426 (171).
Loescher (Frederick) Little chapel
in the valley. 25628.
Loew (Ire):
My gypsy boy.
Radio Tommy.
Low (Josef)
4577. (335).
Loewe (Fred):
Crazy song.
Patsy? Gal).
Red hair. 1785.
Under the apple tree.
Watching the snow.
Loewen (B. E.)
8858.
Lowenthal (Ladislaus)
das leben geniessen.
Logan (N. K.) Golden trail. 20157.
Logue (M. M.) ‘T'was in the garden
of roses. 26725.
Loguercio (Michael) :
Bella Maria. 2782.
Fedel ti sono. 3056.
Garofani rossi. 3123.
Giglio fiorito. 3138.
Rose vellutate. 4060.
Tutto passa. 4875.
Viole appassite. 4414.
Vita mia. 4419.
Lohengrin. 7075, 26809.
Lohman (H. E.) You and I.
Lohmeyer (C. R.) Pretty eyes.
Sonate. 21416,
See Marschal-
26722.
22304.
guiding star.
16257.
16534.
Rondo a la _ polka.
4974.
7025,
“aI1G:
Our school song.
Lasset uns
28234.
24371.
8968.
Lohr (F. N.) Gently, Lord, oh, gently
lead us. -9709 (78).
Loika (V. 8S.) Blue melody. 24613.
Lola. 2589 (297).
Loll (Ferdinand) :
Deutsche lieder-walzer. 19921.
In einer’ kleinen konditorei.
25420.
Lolli (Joe) In China land. 18129.
Lomas (J. M.)
to me. 29265.
That’s what you mean
Lombardo (Carlo) :
America, America. 2628.
Dandy’s black bottom. 2912.
E allora dillo!... 2989.
Margot, Margot. 3622.
Mississippi. 3673.
Occhi neri. 3832.
Parana’. 3904.
Piccolo cantante.
Rubacuori. 4070.
Serenata del...2000. 4119.
Sotto il sole di Madera. 4189.
Spaventapasseri. 4196.
Uceellino blu. 43881.
Lombardo (Carmen) :
After thinking it over.
Ta2y 9125,
Dream places. 18061.
He, she, and me. 816.
Lover’s lane is lonesome lane for
3935.
4596,
me. 11139.
Moonlight march. 20879.
My victory. 20964, 23406, 23407,
28576.
Out of my dreams, into my arms.
18695, 18696.
Please let me dream in your arms.
174a(,) 8951, 23611,
Sweet Chewaukla. 6814, 9318.
Sweetness. 16856, 19101.
Takes you. 6852, 6858.
Waltz I can’t forget. 2366.
You belong to me. 7258.
You made me love you. 9672,
12536-12538, 14942, 14943, 21926.
Lombardo (Guy) :
If you’re thinking of me. 3380.
Joe College. 83138, 10911, 10912.
Little stranger. 5876.
Sunbonnet days. 6798.
That’s all I ask of you. 6892.
Lombardo (Vincenzo) Canzoniere
per la scuola primaria. 10015.
London (Dick) Kys mig og sig, du
er glad igen. 20596.
Londonderry air. 5886, 8461, 16055.
Long (G. L.):
If I didn’t have you. 995.
My sweetheart. 11412.
Your just pretending. 2568.
Long (Harry) Sky pilot. 14434.
Long. (I. S.):
Down by the tiger lilies. 27548.
Wonderful Savior is Jesus. 29566.
Long (J. O.):
Down by the tiger lilies. 27543.
Fox chase. 27680.
Just beyond the mystic river.
13631. .
Pretty milkmaid. 16508.
Wonderful Savior is Jesus. 29566.
1905
INDEX
hongu( dae
Considerin’. 401.
First one to laugh is the first one
Lorery.) 22519.
From my window in Vanity Fair.
10474.
How many pips are there in a
pomegranate. 5459.
I’m wishing you joy. 20377.
I taught her all she knows. 27984.
Like the big pots do. 1214.
Love me all the while. 288335.
Please don’t wake my wife!
kara ps
Pretty little house that Jack
built. 6385.
Wait till his ship comes home.
Paes
Long (LL. C.):
Hail! hail! pep march. 20186,
20187.
U. S. military academy. 26744.
U. S. naval academy. 26745.
Long (Norman) :
In days when good Victoria was
queen, 18535.
Kisses. 28211.
Long (Oliver) Low
blues. 3598.
Longs (Federico) :
Cancion ingénua.
Sevillana. 1930.
Two words. 2278.
Longbottom (C. H.):
Glory to Thee, our God, our King.
15572.
how me the way that I may
never stray. 21360.
Longfield (J. A.) Melodie plaintive.
dowh mama
291.
8578.
Longo (Achille) Sonata. 11104.
Longshaw (F. W.) Mr. Aeroplane
man. 16194.
Longshaw (Fred) :
I’m glad that you left me alone.
13488.
Since I fell in love with you.
14426.
Longstaffe (Ernest) :
Leader of the town brass band.
206238.
Little grey church on the hill.
23086, 28288.
One hour. 1637.
What’s. the matter with P. -C.
Brown. 19338.
Lontus (Mina):
Colorado golden sunshine.
Will-a-mine. 24321.
Loomer (G. P.) I'd be lost like a ship
at sea. 22757.
Loomis (H. W.):
Argument. 27141.
*Liza, tantalizer.
22272.
19491 (127).
‘Lord (Frederic)
pt. TT, n. s., v. 24
Pussy willow. 28870.
Raindrops. 28884.
Loonan (Irving) :
Holtz ich iron Moisha. 8055.
My rainbow. 8718.
Loose ankles. 28319, 29529.
Lopes (Rose) She’s my old time girl.
29018.
Lopez (J. M.):
Chata ingrata. 10041.
Chinampa. 10061.
Del rancho a New York. . 10205.
Desde la raiz hasta el hueso.
10210.
Emilio Carranza. 10334.
Es imposible. 27602.
Lopez (QO. M.):
Despertar. 5037.
Evoca mis penas. 5165.
Hembra coqueta. 5413.
Mi anhelo. 6015.
While your soul is dreaming.
26922.
Lopiccolo (Frank) Baby, where have
you been? 22069,
Loraine (William) :
I left ma heart in Dixie.
(128).
Just a little fly.
2589
12594 (177).
Maidie, come be my lady. 2589
(188).
Panatella. 14976 (248).
Zamona. 2589 (361).
Loranth (Vilmos) Szokik az asszony.
26588.
Lord (EH. A.) Flower songs. 25002.
Lord: ((hitone)s.
Bourrée. 2774.
Boy scouts on parade. 2777.
Jig. 3448,
Jolly jigsters. 38452.
me down. 25481.
Lord (Mindret)
1S7ib:
Lord (Wesley) :
Cigarette. 12898.
Louisiana moon.
Loredo (8S. O.)
Limerick suite.
13765.
Boulder Dam. 2773.
Loreley. 13759.
Lorén (Nils):
Sjomanstos. 11987.
Vem ‘vet’... ..? 29398;
Lorenz (BE. L.) Hope crushed to
earth. 12594 (1381). ;
Lorenz (EH. S.):
Above the blue sky. 14976 (1).
According to the word of the
Lord. 4577 (1).
Aggressive songs. 7310 (2).
Angels sang glory. 14976 (9).
Anthem treasures. 19491 (6).
April showers. 4577 (18).
Arabella’s way. 14976 (11).
1906
In peace will I lay
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Are you living for the Lord.
4577 (15).
At the door. 7310 (18).
Be merciful unto me. 9709 (20).
Bethlehem way. 14976 (29).
Bless the Lord. 12594 (28).
Blessed word of the Lord. 4577
(52):
Charge the foe. 9709 (88).
Cheerful praises singing. 12594
(50).
Child of the manger. 14976 (48).
Children’s day treasury. 19491
(36).
Christmas everywhere. 14976
(50).
Christmas tree. 14976 (51).
Close beside my Saviour. 4577
(58).
Cold water. 9709 (44).
Continue Thy loving kindness.
17236 (80).
Do your best. 4577 (86).
Don’t you know it’s Christmas?
14976 (77).
Haster treasury. 4577 (95).
Find the work waiting for you.
4577 (115).
Fruehlings-lust und sommerfreu-
den. 9709 (72).
Gift of God. 9709 (79, 80).
Give thanks unto the _ Lord.
12594 (99). .
Give unto the Lord. 9709 (82).
Gladly seeking Jesus. 14976
CLAD): :
Gloria patri. 12594 (100).
Go ye through the gates. 7310
(66).
God is my Strength. 12594 (104).
God knows it all. 12594 (106).
God’s Easter bells. 4577 (183).
Going to take God at His word.
AS5TE (136):
Hai alt hai: °2589 (l12y-
Hail to the happy morn. 14976
id 6h be
Hands of blessing. 4577 (147).
Happy is the heart that loves
Jesus. 4577 (148).
He comes. 14976 (123).
He lights up the way. 4577
E52),
Hear thou our. prayer. 9709
(101).
His loving kindness. 12594 (127).
Holy, holy, holy. 12594 (1380).
I belong to Jesus. 4577 (170).
I heard a voice from heaven.
9709 (106).
I live unto Jesus. 4577 (172).
i trusts Hiny all my” ‘days.
4577 (1738).
I shall be satisfied. 12594 (148).
1907
If I were a voice. 12594 (148).
If you want to be happy. 9709
(112).
In the footsteps of the Master.
4577 (184).
Infinite love. 4577 (185).
It is His will. 12594 (159).
It will all be right. 12594 (162).
Jesus is dead. 12594 (165).
Jesus is our friend. 12594 (166).
Joy to the world. 5748.
Land of the _ infinite. 14976
(176).
Keep it in the heart.. 12594 (183).
Let me work. 12594 (198).
Let not your heart be troubled.
12594 (194).
Light in darkness. 4577 (209).
Little hands are knocking. 7310
(85).
Lord hear thee. 17236 (227).
Lord is among you. 14976 (190).
Lord is come. 20704.
Lord is rich. 9709 (188).
Make me a_e sanctuary. 17236
(23.
Master’s call. 12594 (234, 235).
Merry Christmas to all. 14976:
(212213).
My Lord and I. 12594 (262).
Name of Jesus. 12594 (267).
Never pass them by.: -7310 (103).
Now is Christ risen. 4577 (292).
Now the day is over. 14976
(232)
Old farm well. $709 (180).
Only where Jesus is. 12594
(292):
Oster glocken. 2589 (247).
Our suffering Lord. 4577 (303).
Over the Bethlehem way. 14976
(245).
* Palms of victory. 3898.
Praise ye the Lord. 12594 (314).
Put him out. 9709 (197).
Rejoice to-day. 12594 (328).
Rest thee, dear comrade. 9709
(203).
Rosy gates of summer. 7310
(115
Sanctus. 4577 (348).
Saviour comfort me. 12594 (332).
Share your _ blessings. 12594
(342).
Sieges-palme. 19491 (212).
Sing aloud, Jerusalem. 7310
(£20):
Sleep, little lambs. 14976 (294).
Song of praise. 9709 (219).
Song of songs. 14976 (300).
Song paster. 9709 (221).
Soul winner. 14976 (308).
Spring gladness. 12594 (366).
INDEX
Lorenz (KE. 8.)—Continued.
Still, still with Thee. 14976
(316).
Stimmen aus Bethlehem. 14976
(31 We
Story of redemption. 12594
(SGL).
Sweet belis re-echo. 14976 (324).
Sweet Memorial day. 9709 (280).
Take the world for God. 7310
(129).
Through the gates. 7310 (134).
Through the pearly gates. 7310.
(35).
Thy love to me. 12594 (397).
Voice of praise. 9709 (251).
Vorwaerts. 19491 (252).
Wait till the morning dawns.
12594 (408).
Watching all the way. 12594
(414).
Water just suits me. 9709 (254).
We'll never pass again this way.
12594 (418).
We must answer to our names.
12594 (419).
Welt-ernte. 12594 (428).
What the lilies say. 12594 (424).
When all Thy mercies. 12594
(425).
When the vail is lifted. 12594
(480).
Where the Saviour leads. 12594
(484).
Who hath woe. 9709 ( (259).
Who will bring them in. 12594
(485).
Will He own me. «12594 (441).
pt. 11, n. 8., v. 24
Follow the star. 20077.
Forsake me not. 22552.
Garden of the Lord. 5271.
Gifts of summer. 5289. :
Governor’s daughter. 22627.
Gypsy winds. 22643-22645.
He met me there. 22678.
His natal day. 25191.
Joy to the world. 5748.
Lord is come. 20704.
Lorenz’s Dulciana no. 4. 1260.
Lorenz’s selected two-part
choruses. 23182.
Milkmaid Joan. 23271.
Mother mine. 11325,
New Christmas songs. 20986.
North-wind’s frolic. 23461.
Palms of victory. 3898.
Pipes o’ Pan. 28603.
Redeemer of the world. 6424,
Resurrection song. 1797.
». A. B. choirs “Zaire
Shadow dance. 23787.
Shepherd’s dance. 23807-23810.
Song and the breeze. 23884.
Song and the star. 6720, 23885.
Song of the plains. 23895, 23896.
Spirit of Easter. 2054.
Star-led pilgrims. 21466.
Story of a Christmas gift. 21476.
Sweet and low. 23964.
There’s a song in the air. 24059.
Three-part choir. 6926.
To greet the spring. 23252, 23253.
Twilight. 23730.
Two-part choir. 7014.
Unfold, ye portals. 22626.
Voice of praise. 21740.
Wanderlust. 24262.
Within the shining gates. 12594
(442). Water-fall. 24210.
Woman’s anguish. 9709 (261). When I survey the wondrous cross.
World-wide doors for Jesus. 7174, 7175.
9709 (264). Worship at the manger. 21893.
Ye sleeping plains of Bethlehem. Ye hunters all. 24862.
14976 (398). Lorenza. 7310 (88).
Yes, we will. 9709 (266).
Lorenz pub. co.:
Abide with me. 21972.
Bringing up Santa. 19712. : ’
Christmas joy. 4917. Lorenz’s Dulciana. 1260.
Christmas messenger. 19801. Lorenz’s selected two-part choruses.
Christmas song. 22248, 22249. Parla
Circus day. 22258. Lorette (G.):
Comrades of the road. 22282, Elle avait des soquettes. 24929.
22283. Graciosa. 25111.
Courtship of Miles Standish. Je ne sais pas. 25485.
22292. Mariska. 25760.
Dawn of Haster. 466. Sérénade passionnée. 26370.
Dear little mother. 10189, 10190. Loria (Hernan) In old Capri. 28063.
Echo of a song. 5128.
Faith of our morhere. 5179. Lorimer (M. A.-de) See De Lorimer
(M. A.)
First Easter. 17758, 24990.
Floating with the tide. 22524, | Loring (Lina) Washington’s birth-
29159159 day. 29448.
1908
Lorenzi (Mario) Java. 15913.
Lorenzo (L. de) See De Lorenzo (L.)
Lorenzo (Nicola de) See De Lorenzo
(Nicola )
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Lorne (Tommy) ‘There’s no power on
earth can pull it down. 2185.
Lortzing (A). Waffenschmied. 4427.
Losee (Ernest) In the garden of my
heart. 10852.
Loser (Shiela) Blue lover. 27241.
Losey (F. H.):
Alita. 12594 (3), 172386 (4).
Crescent queen. 4577 (65), 12594
(61).
Cyclops. 12956.
Dance of the fireflies. 17236 (89-
91).
Fairies’ flirtation. 12594 (85).
King’s escort. 21964 (35).
Massa’s in the cold, cold ground.
2589 (193).
Old Uncle Ned. 2589 (248),
12594 (289).
Serenade. 21964 (63).
Smeary Ike. 29071, 29072.
Waldmere march. 4577 (416),
12594 (410, 411).
Losh (Barbara) :
At the tomb of the unknown
soldier. 12673.
March Annapolis.
Lost childhood. 8479.
Lota (Lucile):
Mailkaus.
Mujundali.
Loth (lL. L.):
A la burlesque. 2590.
I called to you. 20297.
Old French gallantry. 1607.
Preparatory exercises for the
study of double thirds. 8964.
Silver moon. 21368. —
Tender floweret. 14609.
Valse amoureuse. 14747.
Lothar (Mark) Tryll. 267380.
Lothhammer (Mildred):
Our road song. 11579.
Trees. 9422.
Lotter (Adolf) :
Blue devils. 19674.
Carnival. 7586.
Parade of the marionettes.
Silver shadows. 21371.
Venetian night. 2316.
Lotti (Antonio) Fifty classic master-
pieces for violin and piano. 5899.
Lotus girl waltz. 25665.
Loud (J. H.) Jesus, the Good Shep-
herd. 20525.
Louda (Frances) :
Beyond. 7503.
Happy warrior. 27782.
Louetkens (Lydia) Dearest pal.
Loughborough (Raymond) :
By the light of the moon. 4822,
Sea dreams. 9109.
Louis (Brook) pseud.
(Mrs.)
5962.
8527.
8665.
11606.
474.
See Shearer
Louis (Johnny) Wild
4506.
Louise. 2589 (165), 4577 (222), 12594
CALL),
Louka (Marie) pseud.
(J. C.)
geese blues.
See Schmid
Loutzenhiser (Roy) If you knew how
my heart aches for you. 18117.
Love (Henry) Madelon...! 1305.
Love (L. 8S.) Merrie-go-round. 28436.
Love (S. J.) Come back to me. 22273.
Love (Theatta) Every day is Mother’s
day. 10369.
Love. 25669.
Love dream. 16075.
Love for mother. 8482.
Love (The) gift. 20716.
Love lies. 9727, 10657, 10715, 11123,
11287, 12092, 12561, 12563.
Love me long. 1278.
Loveday (D. W.) My love for you. ~
18534.
Lovelace (E. B.) There’s only one.
26653.
Loveland (C. F.) One rose that’s left
in my heart. 11549.
Loveless (W. P.):
In the shadow of the cross. 28073.
Lighthouse on the shore. 5851.
Only glory by and by. 238542.
Lovelock (W.):
Magnificat. 18387.
Nune dimittis. 18387.
Lovely (J. A.) On Broadway. 1623.
Lovely (M. A.) On Broadway. 1623.
Lovely lady. 5481.
Loveridge (Leila) I long to see the
old home-stead once more. 3303.
Lovett." (is Ee) Better convention
songs. 176.
Loving (B. A.): ;
Together, side by side. 29317.
Where mother is waiting. 24289.
Lovins (Estelle) Baby mine. 17336.
Lovreglio (E.) 3 etudes-impromptu.
25702.
Low (Austin)
swallows go. 9709 (229).
Low (Charlotte) Sailing home. 11808.
Low (Daisy) There’s sunshine in my
heart. 19179.
Low (G. A.):
When I meet you. 12405.
When the man in the moon goes
to sleep too soon. 7185.
Low (H. M.) True love is love true
forever. 21671.
Low (Leo) Liderkranz. 16016.
Low (Reg) Their golden wedding
day. ~-21582.
Lowden (C. D.):
Sweet. before the
Christ of the centuries. 28438.
Loving heart. 8500.
There were shepherds. 2188.
4909
INDEX
Lowder (R. M.) Some day you'll be
sorry. 11970.
Lowe (B. M.) Home, home dear old
home. 27848.
Lowe (Bert) :
If you only loved but me. 28028.
That is why I’m dancing. 29258.
Waltz of the moon. 4488.
Lowe (L. G.) Love. 1269.
Lowe (Leon) She’s a whoopee mama.
23795.
Lowe (M. L.) My bluebell. 20910.
Lowe! (RY Avy
Please turn on the light. 89382.
Ship of dreams. 4135.
Lowe (Richmond) :
Just a little bit of loving. 25508.
Waiting all alone for you. 26813.
Lowe (Richmond) jr.:
Moonlight and you.
Oh! Blanche. 18682.
Lowe (S. HE.) Children’s song book.
LUD IZUIY
Lowe-Goulston, inc.:
If you only loved but me. 28028.
That is why I’m dancing. 29258.
Lowenberg (Rhoda) Dream night.
10272.
Lowenstein (D. H.):
Honey I love you. 8061.
I’m in love with a rose.
In my castle. 15848.
Last of the roses and you. 3526.
Lowenstein (D. L.) Are you satisfied.
2654.
Lowenthal (F. F.):
Hyes. 19491 (62).
I think it must be love.
sr).
Sun dance. 7310 (127).
When the captain gives command.
19491 (260).
Lowing (H. 8.) Fair as the morning.
9709 (60).
Lowitz (W. W.):
Anguish. 22025.
Cross word puzzles.
Damnation. 12964.
In traffic hours. 5682.
Valse misterioso. 17011.
Violence. 9496.
Lown (Bert) I’m disappointed in you.
13436.
Lowrey (C. E.):
Alone broken hearted. 7354, 17279.
Mary of my heart. 8554.
Lowrey (J. J.) In the city of sunshine
and dreams. 5671.
Lowry (Tony):
Blues album. 210.
I kiss your hand, madame.
Lights o’ London. 23070.
Nobody’s fault but your own.
21004.
18480.
5048.
2589
4976.
3292.
pt. 111, n. S., v.24
One way. 23537.
Spread a little happiness.
Thinking of you. 12196.
‘What is this thing called love.
6762.
14826.
You’re the cream in my coffee.
17216.
Lowther (—):
Cloitre maudit. 24734.
Quintette. 18802. .
Loya (Alberto) Adios. 7317.
Loya (Antonio) :
En tu choza.... 3009.
Toro puntal. 4352.
Tristes recuerdos. 4861.
Loyalty. 20733.
Loycano (J. L.) Blondie. 4756.
Loysel (Jean) :
Chanson de Yorang-outang. 4881.
Popaul.. 6357.
Lozano (Pedro) Collection of lip and
finger drills. 15263, 15264.
Lozzi (Oscar):
Air de ballet. 9734.
Minuet 4 V’antique. 11282.
Nocturne chinois. 11470.
Two preludes. 11149.
World forgetting. 12503.
Lualdi (Adriano) :
Arlecchinos wirt. 19564.
Canti dell’ isola. 2806.
Canzone di Fraciscio.
Deux rondeaux. 3599.
Due pezzi corali. 5931.
Ritorno per il dolce Natale.
Rosa di Saron. 23719.
Sonata. 138792.
Tre pezzi corali. 5932.
Lubbe (Kurt) Du kannst so stiss sein.
2810.
4040.
24899.
Luber (Mildred) My Gypsy dream.
18519.
Lubin (Harry) Ich dank dir gutt.
8223.
Luca (G. De) Mmiez’ ’e pazze. 1404.
Luca (Joseph de) See De Luca (Jos-
eph )
Luca (Ralph De):
’A echiu sincera ’a mamma. DBD.
Divertimenti americani. 494.
Etna traditura. 7838.
Hollywood. 54389.
Lu zitaggiu di Carmela. 1290.
°O fatto d’ ’a pastiera. 1575.
1584.
6299.
18936.
Song of Indiana.
°O panettiere.
Papa e ’o Rre.
Si sempe Maria.
Lucas (Caroline)
2025.
Lueas (Clarence) :
Call of the Maytime. 2802.
Casey the fiddler. 4861.
Chip of the old block. . 7626.
Ma curly-headed babby. 3604.
1910
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Over the waters blue. 6288.
There are fairies at the bottom
of our garden. 6908.
Lucas (Emory) This an’ that.
Lueas (Frank) Indiola. 1047.
Lucas (Gene) Moments enchanting.
25857.
Lucas (Henry) Young nun. 23767.
Lucas (Kathleen) My lady of dreams.
18528.
Lucas (M. D.)
18699.
Lueas (Martha)
25382.
Lucas (Nettie) My bombolina from
Argentina. 16239.
Lucas (Philip):
Sweetness you are my only weak-
21602.
Out on the prairie.
If I had a million.
ness. 16857.
Your smiles mean everything to
me. 24412.
Lueas (T. G.)
ing. 161, 9891.
Lucchesi (J. M.):
Bells are gaily ring-
Amarantina. 4624.
Amargura. 24488.
Atlantica. 4667.
Bicho feo. 12748.
Brasilerita. 4792.
Frescuras. 25027.
Hora trece. 38246.
It’s hard to forget. 28105.
Mal encuentro... 23181.
Milonguero. 20852.
Ojo con las viudas!
Pesares ! 21148.
Quejas. 6411.
Tale and story. 2129.
Te perdi! 16879.
Toreo fino. 29328.
Voz del viento. 17042.
Lucia (Salvatore de) See De Lucia
16383.
(Salvatore)
Lucia. 4577 (87).
Lucia von Lammermoor. 5066.
Luciann (René) Mother darling.
28489.
Luck (A. H.):
Melody in F. 1847.
Priscilla. 11706.
Rustle of spring. 11804.
Lucke (K. E.) Prelude. 1292.
Lucky girl. 928, 3600, 5934.
Lucky jade. 28355.
Ludebuehl (J. P.)
earth. 4577 (37).
Luders (Gustav):
American girl. 19491 (4).
Artie. 14976 (14).
Back to the boulevards.
Gia).
Cats quartette. 2589 (43).
Claim thou thy own. 2589 (56).
Diana. 14976 (70), 27057. (33).
Brightest spot on
19491
Didn’t know exactly what to do.
14976 (71).
Eminent Doctor Fizz.
Fall in. 19491 (638).
Flower féte. 19491 (69).
For love I live alone. 2589 (98).
Gems I prize. 2589 (105).
Heidelberg. 19491 (96).
How far a girl should go.
(135).
Ill do or die. 2589 (129).
Till shut my eyes and think it’s
you. 2589 (180).
It’s different when you’re wed.
9709 (117).
Jolly old potentate. 2589 (140).
Keep it dark. 14976 (171).
King Dodo. 2589 (149, 150), 14976
(1738):
Lad who leads.
2589 (84).
14976
14976 (175).
Look in the book and see. 2589
(164).
Message of the violet. 14976
(215).
Old Father Time. 12594 (288)..
Pictures in the smoke. 14976
(259).
Polka. 2589 (270).
Pound the drum. 2589 (271).
Prince of Pilsen. 19491 (185-191).
Season at the shore. 14976 (284).
Song of the wooden man. 2589
(312).
Students entrance. 19491 (224).
Tale of a bumble bee. 2589 (321).
Tale of the sea-shell. 14976 (330),
24426 (268).
Two hearts made one. 2589 (336).
When you at last are mine. 14976
(387).
White lies.
Widow.
You'll do.
Ludovic (G.)
12594 (58).
Ludovico (Pietro) :
Bimbi allegri.
Novelli sposi.
14976 (390).
14976 (398).
2589 (360).
Clochettes du couvent.
12753.
14059.
Quadriglia barese. 14252.
Ronda d’amanti. 14320.
Stella matutino. 14536. .
Tarantella barese. 14602.
Ludwig (Bernhard) Drei lieder.
aS:
Ludwig (C. W.):
Little mother of mine. 23091.
Pal of my dreams. 18711.
Ludwig (Norbert) :
My diary book. 18965.
’"Neath the summer moon. 11431.
Ludwig music pub. co.:
Christmas fantasie.
Ludwig
25707.
24722.
brass quartette edition.
1911
INDEX
pt. ITT, n. s., v. 24
Ludwig music pub. co.—Continued.
Ludwig minature band ensembles.
25708.
Marche noble. 25748.
Marche royal. 25750, 25751.
Oriental witchery. 26115.
Troupers all. 26706.
Luebben (M. A.) Im looking for
someone to love. 8162.
Luepkes (Grace) Sweetheart days.
23982.
Luetke (A. C.):
Day after day. 15329, 22339.
Wishing dreams. 29550.
Litittgers (Gustav) Suite fiir die ju-
gend. 6794.
Luft (Herman) MI1l never be the
same. 13417.
Lugo (C. A.) Lucia. 11152.
Luguet (Leo) Baptéme, en Vendée.
12703.
Luigini (Alexandre) Carnaval ture.
12852.
Lukasczyk (Hrich) Traum von Wien.
4355.
Luke (Hazel) Harp of many strings.
20209.
Lully (J. B. de) See De Lully (J. B.)
Luman (M. R.) Old wedding ring.
3854.
Lumley (J.. W.):
Apple tree. 7383.
Gentle gardner. 7383.
Path that leads to home. 7383.
Lumsden (Harry) Burgh song. 4814.
Luna (Pablo) Ris—ras! 26273.
Luna (Sisto) Rusina chi vo fari.
6511.
Lund (Signe) :
Fredsklokker 1918.
Return of the waltz.
Vi har et land. 7051.
Lundberg (B.):
15526.
4026.
Forsok med mej. 27663.
Skordevalsen. 29065.
Lunetta (Sisto) Moda e li fimmini.
1406.
Lunetta (Sisto) pseud. See Luna
(Sisto)
Lunsford (B. L.) 30 and 1 folksongs
from the southern mountains. 23167.
Luongo (Raffaele) Composizioni per
banda. 10105.
Lupberger (Pauline) :
Heart o’ gold. 10609, 20228.
Laughing blue eyes. 11016, 20618.
Lupton (T. M.):
After the rain comes sunshine.
17253.
My dad, the best pal I ever had.
6103, 23340.
Whoopee blues. 9592, 24806.
Luria (Miriam) You are the soul of
my dreams. 19444.
Luscomb (Fred)
mit his pipe.
Reveries of Yacob
9709 (204).
Lusk (T. A.) My happy dreams.
Si,
Lustig (Hermann) pseud. See Krome
(Hermann)
Lustige witwe. 20101.
Luther (Frank) :
Barnacle Bill the sailor.
22086.
Peg leg Jack. 8893.
Return of Barnacle Bill. 23693.
Luther (Martin) Mighty fortress is
our God. 23270.
Lutkin (P. C.):
Abingdon hymnal. 17239-17244.
All my heart this night rejoices.
7465,
7349.
Splendors of Thy glory, Lord.
6761.
LutaniC Ae
Angel voices in the night. 17301.
Battle of Armageddon. 17351.
Blood of Jesus makes me free.
17411.
Forward, loyal Americans. 17785.
His biood alone can make you
free. 17928.
His war of ine is near.
17930.
Hooray for the U. S. A. 17951.
I’ll bear the cross of Jesus. 18009.
I’m hidden behind the _ blood.
18040.
I want to meet my friends in
heaven. 18084.
If I could win the world for
Jesus. 18103.
Let your life be full of days.
18284.
Liberty bell. 18285.
My spirit shall never go down to
the grave. 18556.
Plenty of room in heaven for all.
18757.
Saviour’s
18879.
Sing for me the ‘songs of Jesus.
18960.
Taps—vocal. 21538.
Ten commandments. 19187.
Veil in the temple. 19271.
Where Jesus is. 19375.
Yes, Jesus loves me.
Lutz (G. M.) :
Little sonny mischief. 25644.
Sea gypsy. 26359.
Lutz (Henri) Deuxieme valse.
(68).
Luvaas (M. J.):
Bridal party on the Hardanger.
246.
Hark, now, 27783.
love is all I need.
19432.
2589
O shepherds.
1912
axetil
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1929
—
Let us cheer the weary traveler.
3539.
Morning star. 1428.
Nightingale. 2255.
Tiritomba. 29808.
Luvert (James) Little Mary be my
baby. 11085.
Luxemburg, reciprocal copyright pro-
tection of music, p. 5.
Luxon (J. R.) My girl of the Golden
West. 11367.
Lyams (Will):
It’s nice like that. 18175.
She scuffles that ruff. 18928.
Lykkens herberg. 25487, 25566.
Lyktemanden. 7697.
Lyle (C. H.) I love to ride in your
motor car. 10725.
Lyle (Carlyon de) See De Lyle
(Carlyon).
Lyles (R. O.) River side. 23708.
Lyman (Abe) Why did you kiss me
last night. 2484.
Lyman (Tommy) Montmartre Rose.
18477.
Lyneh (A. K.):
Alice, I’m madly in love.. 12618.
All dressed up. 12620.
Blossom time in California.
12765.
California beloved. 4831.
Dreams: if they’d only come true.
10285.
Golden poppy waltz. 25094.
Irish love song. 10875.
Poppy’s asleep. 11679.
Rosy-tinted dreams. 6499.
Sight seeing song. 26402.
byneh,) Ch. J.)
Book, a light and a bed. 219.
Ginsberg don’t be a Lindeberg.
5293.
How’d ja do. 870, 3254.
I feel rosy all over. 897.
Mary Jane. 1334.
Starlight. 2060.
Lynch (James) True blue. 19228.
Lyneh (John)
Clyde. 55380.
Lynch (M. A.)
there’s a way.
Lyneh (P: J.)
ness. 23398.
Lynch (R. A.) All I need is you. 34.
Lynde (Wilfred) :
Congratulations. 15272.
Reminiscence. 16556.
Lyndon (D. K.) Il be happy as long
as I have you. 3295.
Lynes (A. G.):
I’m a prisoner on the
Where there’s a will,
29509.
My rainbow of happi-
Absent; :27057 (1,12).
Come, my love, to me. 27057
(20).
Earth is decked with beauty.
27057 (388).
Edenland. 27057 (89).
Faces on the wall. 27057(41).
Fireside song. 27057 (48).
If my songs had airy pinions.
T3510 (75).
In April. 27057 (46).
Lead us heavenly Father. 27057
CoLy
Lonely shrine. 27057 (79).
My God and Father. 12594 (256-
259).
Nocturne in A. 27057 (98).
Rondoletto. 2589 (288).
Swing song. 12594 (879).
Thou art mine. 27057 (145).
Lyhes (Frank) :
Absent. 27057 (1, 2).
Come, my love, to me. 27057
(20).
Earth is decked with beauty.
27057 (38).
Edenland. 27057 (389).
Faces on the wall. 27057 (41).
Fireside song. 27057 (48).
If my songs had airy pinions
7310 (75).
In April. 27057 (46).
Lead us, heavenly Father.
CE:
Lonely shrine. 27057 (79).
My God and Father. 12594 (256-
259).
Nocturne in A. 27057 (98).
Our brigade. 18688.
Rondoletto. 2589 (288).
Swing song. 12594 (379). .
Thou art mine. 27057 (146).
Lynn (Doris) While I’m dreaming of
27057
you dear. 4491.
Lynn (EH. H.) Little red hut in the
pines. 5871.
Lynn (F. M.):
He’s a wonderful Savior to me.
25163.
I’m in the way. 253138.
Lynn (Jack):
Ce nest pas vous... 24700.
Il joue du bandoleon ... 25404.
Oo-ma-Ru-Ru. 26108.
Vous aimer. 26806.
Lynn (Leo) Ladies they all like me.
8388.
Lynn (Litta):
Ouled-Nael dancing girls.
Sand diviner. 1867.
Southern hush song.
Lynton (Everett) :
Just a little fond affection.
Loneliness. 1242, 3562.
1648.
23912.
18206.
1913
INDEX
Lynton (Everett )—Continued.
She’s just the sweetest little thing.
29017.
You went away once too often.
9689.
Lyon (C. M. S.):
Lead, kindly light. 4577 (201).
Lord, God of Sabaoth. 17236
(276).
Praise ye Jehovah. 12594 (313).
Lyon (C. W.) Volplaning. 2341.
Lyon (Del) One rose that’s left in
my heart. 11549.
Lyon (Finley):
Fillmore’s male choir. 24426 (86).
‘Lead, kindly light. 4577 (201).
Lord, God of Sabaoth. 17236
(276).
Praise ye Jehovah. 12594 (313).
Lyon (James):
Heart. 22685.
Quartet. 6409, 6410.
Shadowtown. 6610.
Lyon (Leland) Moonlight dreams.
23307.
Lyons (A. A.) Dear pal 0’ my dreams.
10197.
Lyons (A. J.) Come babe and fly with
me. 17544.
Lyra (Musikverlag): |
Auf treue kameradschaft.
Brtider vom Rhein. 24647.
Kennst du das geftihl. 25552.
Pizzicati. 24830.
Suraya. 26556.
Lysistrata. 12594 (76, 98, 101, 102, 215,
369), 14976 (165, 396), 17236 (141—
144, 206, 285, 260), 19491 (132),
21964 (46).
Lyttleton (H. M.):
Amanda. 2624.
Honey and the bee. 8240.
Way to do the men nowadays.
4447,
M. M. pub. co. And God said. 27124.
M. R. (Sister) Sacred hymns for
benediction. 16609.
Maas (H. A.) Aero squadron march.
9724.
Maase (Wilhelm)
24526.
HKarth is decked
with beauty. 27057 (88).
Maass (Otto) Verlag. 1000 worte
liebe! 27056, 27057.
Mac. pseud. See McClintock (Harry)
Mac and Lennie. pseud. See Rutchik
(Max) and Whitcup (Leonard) |
McAdam (H. D.) Vanished moments.
21717.
McAdams (Ethyle)
14051.
McAdams (M.R.) Our air hero Lindy.
6279.
MeAdow (W. P.) Flaming youth.
20060.
Nordicians waltz.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
McAfee (C. B.):
strength.
Awake! put on thy
2589 (138).
He knows the way I take. 9709
(98).
Hold Thou my hand. 9709 (108).
My faith looks up to Thee. 12594
(255).
Patient be and pray.
Prayer. 14976 (262).
Savior, teach me. 17236 (355).
MacAfee (F. W.):
Dream honey.
Lovin’. 18366.
McAllister (A. R.)
book no. 1. 21462.
McAlsey (Ted) pseud.
(Eric) .
McAmis (Hugh) Dreams. 24888.
McAnally (F. H.) Radio love song.
23664.
Macario (Joseph) jr.:
Hawaiian melodies.
Kahala Bay. 15954.
My dear Hawaii, I love you still.
11359.
My girl is like a sailing ship.
28538.
Najimi. 16300.
You, you, you. 4569.
McBay (lL. R.) Norwood high march-
ing song. 3808.
McBee (V. EH.) There'll be no trains
in heaven. 16914.
Macbeth. 8512.
McBride-Bodman (May)
and country. 22540.
McCabe (HE. M.) If you smile. 22897.
McCabe (J. H.) Up forever the old
2589 (258).
22412.
Standard band
See Ostrom
3199.
For home
maroon. 24158.
McCabe (J. O.) Stella Hoe. 12055,
McCafferty (Bernard) Keystore
march. 95781.
McCain (Dora) We are going up the
river. 12350.
McCaleb (R. HE.) Idol and queen of
my dream. 8865.
McCannon (R. L.)
3240,
McCanns (S. G.)
McCardle (Marie)
dreams. 26102.
Macearo (H. A.) Always true. 17289.
McCarron (C. R.) Blues my naughty
sweetie gives to me. 17422.
McCarthy (Joe):
Believe it or not. 19682, 19633.
I only wish I had you with me.
15792, 18067.
Marianina. 16130, 18408.
Honeymoon soon.
Tom-tom. 24108.
Only a dreamer of
1914
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Mite a ct a, = Ta.
*S been a long time in between
time. 18863.
Wrapped in a red, red rose. 24358.
McCarthy (P. K.):
Arcadia dream girl. 27138.
Audition stomp. 9809.
Scorechin’. 11854.
Standing in a fog. 12045.
Traffic jam. 12243.
McCarthy (W.) Harlem after dark.
15635.
McCarthy (W. C.) My only. one.
25935. i
McCarver (B. E.) Just suppose. 1130.
McCauley (Clarice) Kternal light.
3021, 3022.
McCauley (D. M.) Florida the land
of dreams. 7904, 10437.
McCauley (Don) I will always eall
you sweetheart. 20404.
Macauley co. Songs my mother never
taught me. 26481.
McCaw (E. C.):
Biff and bing.
Rose I chose:
McCaw (E. L.):
Harmony hall is what we eall
home. 5387. ‘
In the haven of your heart. 5675.
McChrystal (Mrs. C. BE.) Cotton field
croon. 22290.
McClary (E. B.):
Come into my garden. 17555.
Hear my prayer. 17903.
McClelland (Mrs. J. I.) Able and will-
me, .7313,
McClintock (Annie)
1702.
McClintock (H. K.):
Billy Venero. 4743.
Dad’s dinner pail. 4985.
Good bye old Paint. 5331.
Hobo spring song. 13339, 17932.
If I had my druthers. 13512,
18104.
Jesse James. 5729.
Man on the flying trapeze.
Spring fever. 14522.
Texas rangers. 6881.
Trail to Mexico. 6971.
McClintock (Harry) All I want is
ittle ootsie oo. 4611.
McClosky (D. B.) Chorales. 22072.
McCluskey (F. R.) Old homestead on
9907.
11785.
Pioneers’ song.
8531.
the hill. 6239.
McClusky (F.R.) Grand old U. S. A.
10561. .
“MeCollin (Frances) :
Dance of the midgets.
Fairy’s dream. 614.
Game of tag. 706.
448, -
. Minuet. 1389.
McColm (J. A.) Old rugged road.
14098.
2469—30——_23
McCombs (M. A.)
home. 2778,
McCombs (R. V.)
of the air. 16031.
McConathy ( Osbourne) :
Ditson school and community band
Series. 15856-15360. —
Music hour. 1449, 20900.
Music hour in the kindergarten.
18494.
Oxford piano course. 21118.
Twice 55 plus community songs.
21687.
McConkey (K. J.)
14003.
McConnell (Ed) :
Bye & bye. 7557.
Devil song. 7744.
Boy that left
Lindy, Columbus
My soul mate,
I want to be like Jesus. 8211.
Laundry song. 8398.
My loving brother, 8697.
McConnell (G. B.):
I’m always dreaming of you.
20341.
I’m so happy when the sun is shin-
ing. 27963.
She has a dimple on her chin.
4130, 6615.
MacConnell (H. T.) Look it up in the
dream book. 19491 (129).
McCorkle (O. J.) When the colum-
bines are blooming. 17105.
McCormick (Dell) Wild rose. 4507.
McCormick (Mitchell) Now isn’t that
too bad. 18616.
McCormick (Ward) Milady of the
cameo. 25833.
McCosh (D. S.) Hear dem _ bells.
PAT We
McCown (Wilma) Oh boy! and how.
14080.
McCoy (H. H.):
Same old thing. 28945.
Sugar plum. 26540.
McCoy (O. L.) Im steps of light.
20459.
McCoy (Shorty) See Salisbury (H.
Ft)
McCoy (V.R.) Lonely little rosebud.
23109.
McCravy (Frank):
Cradle’s empty. 22295.
Old fashioned photograph of
mother. 21056.
What are they doing in heaven.
24231.
McCravy (James):
Cradle’s empty. 22295.
Old ‘fashioned photograph of
mother. 21056.
What are they doing in heaven.
24231.
McCray (Walter) Autumn twilight.
19584.
1915
ol ee eee
McDonald (Mrs. M. A.) pseud. See
MeDonald (8S. L.)
You’re all a sweet-
29618.
McCreary (Z. J.)
heart should be.
McCrory (William) Love finds a bet- | McDonald (S. LL.) |‘ Dance: 444,
ter way. 13767. 19875.
McCruden (P. J.) Mother. 2383815. MacDonald (w. L.) ~Wond’ring.
McCue (M. S.) There’s a Sigh in my 4524,
heart. 19176.
McCulloch (Evelyn) Totsie. 29326.
McCullough (R. R.) Songs of De-
Pauw. 26482.
McCurdy (M. H.) Mine, sweetheart
divine. 16187.
McCutchan (R. G.)
church sehool hymnal.
McDaniel (D. K.):
I hate to get up in the morning.
15732.
Yll always wonder why. 13409.
I’m goin’ back. 10783.
Torch of liberty. 6963.
McDaniel (E. F.) Just why we drift-
ed apart. 25535.
McDaniel (Joe) music co.
the baby for me. 11898.
MacDermid (J. G.):
O’er waiting harpstrings of the
mind. 8799.
Shepherd, show me how to go.
American junior
15035.
She’s just
9138.
McDermott (A. F.)
27488. :
McDermott (A. M.):
Oh what a wonderful life.
Poor little Bessie. 28838.
McDermott (J. L.) Love time. 16084.
McDevitt (Charles) . Beside the great
big silvery moon. 24587.
Macdonald (Ballard) :
Eternal love. 588, 30258.
Hoosier hop. 17953, 25207.
I’m following you. 18036, 25307.
I’m sailing on a sunbeam. 18054,
2a
Year from to-day. 14914, 17185.
McDonald (D. F.):
Doncha know. 15381.
Let the whirlwinds blow. 18695.
McDonald (David) 2x4 (Two by fo)
27055.
McDonald (EH. J.)
7239.
MeDonald
4922.
McDonald (Harl) :
Danse hebraique. 19886.
Prelude on a Hebrew melody.
18779.
Dear little flower.
28695.
Woodchuck day.
(Elizabeth) Claretta.
Two miniatures. 20748.
McDonald (J. M.) ‘Trip in the Zep-
pelin. 6980.
MacDonald (J. V.) I miss your kiss. ©
13470.
McDonald (Leona) Keep your honor
bright. 25548.
1916
McDonough (BH. F.):
McDowell (Anna) :
pt. m1, n. s., v. 24
29198.
4502.
Sweetheart serenade.
Why don’t you love me.
Cc. M. T. C. march. 15199.
Dear little girl. 12998.
Fox trot. 15521.
Rose of the morn. 16591.
Spanish tango. 12027.
Where you are, is my home sweet ~
home. 14865. .
MacDowell (EH. A.) :
A. “Dp. 1620... 257k, . |
At parting. 12594 (217).
Bluebell. 2589 (171). :
By smouldering embers. 14976
(198). - Ff
Columbia! © alma mater, 12594 |
(218).
Columbia’s sons.
Fair springtide.
12594 (219).
12594 (220).
Flute idyl. 2589 (172).
From a fisherman’s hut. 2589
(178).
From a German forest. 14976
(199).
From a log cabin. 24426 (154). —
From a wandering iceberg. 25717.
From long ago. 2589 (174).
From Puritan days. 24426 (155).
Haunted house. 14976 (200).
In deep woods. 2589 (175),
24426 (156).
Indian idyl. 24426 (157).
Joy of autumn. 24426 (158).
Mid-summer. 24426 (159).
Mid-winter. 24426 (160).
Monologue. 2589 (176).
Nautilus. 25718.
O wise old alma mater.
(C2425 iy Ne
Of Br’er Rabbit. 14976 (201).
Of salamanders. 21964 (47).
Old garden. 24426 (161).
Old love story. 14976 (202).
Post waggon. 2589 (177).
Scotch poem. 2589 (178).
Shepherd boy. 2589 (179).
Siesta. 2589 (180).
Silver clouds. 2589 (181).
Song. 25719.
Starlight. 25720.
Sturdy and strong. 12594 (222).
To a wild rose. 25721.
To an old white pine.
(162).
To the golden rod. 12594 (223).
To the moonlight. 2589 (182).
—— ee
12594
24426
~ oa
nos. 1-12, 1929
INDEX
Ma eps
12594 (224).
Manhattan-
To the sea.
Tyrant love.
We love thee well,
land. 12594 (225).
With sweet lavender. 24426 (163).
MacDowell (Marian):
At parting. 12594 (217).
Bluebell. 2589 (171).
By smouldering embers. 14976
(198).
Columbia! O alma mater. 12594
(218).
12594 (219).
12594 (220).
Columbia’s sons.
Fair springtide.
Flute idyl. 2589 (172).
From a fisherman’s hut. 2589
(tis),
From a German forest. 14976
(199).
From a log cabin. 24426 (154).
From long ago. 2589 (174).
From Puritan days. 24426 (155).
Haunted house. 14976 (200).
In deep woods. 24426 (156).
In the woods. 2589 (175).
Indian idyl. 24426 (157).
Joy of autumn. 24426 (158).
Mid-summer. 24426 (159).
Mid-winter. 24426 (160).
Monologue. 2589 (176).
O wise old alma mater. 12594
(221).
Of Br’er Rabbit.
Of salamanders. 21964 (47).
Old garden. 24426 (161).
Old love story. 14976 (202).
Post waggon. 2589 (177).
Scotch poem. 2589 (178).
Shepherd boy. 2589 (179).
Siesta. 2589 (180).
Silver clouds. 2589 (181).
To an old white pine. 24426
(162).
To the golden rod. 12594 (223).
To the moonlight. 2589 (182).
Tyrant love. 12594 (224).
We love thee well, Manhattan-
14976 (201).
land. 12594 (225).
With sweet lavender. 24426
(163).
McDowell (R. J.) Coronet. POP t ys,
Mace (Harlan) Give me a kiss.
17825.
McElroy (Charis Jeanne) Whose,
whose, whose little fellow are you,
you, you. 12459.
McElroy (Charles Jas.) Just hear
them play. 18218.
McEnery (Agnes) Lone star flag.
28305, 28306.
McFadden (A. B.)
While Maggie is
riding her wheel.
29512.
McFadden (W. C.):
Just. say that you'll come back
again. 23609.
Those songs so dear to me. 24074,
29293.
MacFadyen (Alexander) :
Believe me, if all those endearing
young charms. 19636.
Melody of the Indian
25799.
Romance. 21258,
Slave and master.
Temptation. 21550.
To-day. 26683.
Unknown soldier. 25746.
When May arrives. 21811.
Winter fairies. 21870.
McFall (B. G.) Gopher galop. 13264.
McFarland (Clifford) Helma. 20239.
McFarland (M. I.) Baby _ dear.
27168.
McFarland (O. E.):
One twenty-two Sweet Avenue.
21084.
Pouting. 21186.
MacFarlane (Sandy) pseud. See Mac-
Farlane (T. M.)
MacFarlane (T. M.):
Bonnie heilen’ Maggie. 218.
night.
21390.
Sergeant Jock McPhee. 1926.
Macfarlane (W. C.):
America the beautiful. 9768.
O love divine.
McFarlin (Daisy)
iPAM@ i
MacFarren (G. A.) Miller. 28272.
McFee (Olive) Love’s dream. 5922,
McGary (Jack) When she cares—I
don’t care. 17108.
McGaugh (Rex):
Get some ice. 10508.
It’s a great life if you weaken.
17236 (305).
That’s only love.
8286.
More than that. 8641.
McGavin (Alan) Night’s glamour.
14040.
McGee (Rev.):
From the jail house to the throne.
22563. ;
Paul’s heavenly vision.
McGee (F. W.):
City of pure gold. 27881.
Half ain’t never been told. 27772.
He’s got the whole world in His
hand. 15648.
I looked down the line and won-
dered. 27936.
23584.
Jesus, the Light of the world.
15922.
Jesus, the Lord is a Saviour.
28133.
Love of God. 28339.
Scarlet thread in the window.
28964.
1917
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
McGee (W. E.):
Attainment. 2672.
Doreen. 19947.
Doubtful don’ts. T7770.
McGranahan (H. H.) Keep praising
the Lord. 29647 (119).
McGranahan (James) :
Blessedness of the forgiven. 7310-
Flames. 3077. (21). |
God bless our love. 25086. Blessedness of the godly. 7310 }
Jack Frost song. 10895. (22).
Lullaby. 25709.
Rag man.’ 11783.
Silver canoe. 9151.
Song of autumn. 11992.
7310 (40).
Christian’s sure refuge. 7310 (41).
God’s tender mercies besought.
A Y ) ‘
Christian’s affection for the church. j
q 4
Summer song. 12085. 7310 (68).
Teach me to love. 2139. Keep praising the Lord. 29647 4
McGhee (Thomas) : (119).
Keep the roses in your garden.
18228.
Smile a day keeps your troubles
Lord our shepherd. 7310 (87).
Mercy of the Almighty. 7310 (94).
Our Lord’s gracious providence.
away. 18974. .7310 (106).
McGhie (John) Harlequinade. 10584. | McGrane (P. J.) Could you, would
McGiffert (D. B.) Wonderful love. you? 12942.
24343. ; McGrath (F. N.) jr.:
McGiffert (G. Y.) Christmas seal bell- Our melody of love. 26125.
man. Pay (ay Go ‘ Shadows. 9130.
McGill (Alec) You mustn’t do it Without you. 26972.
after eight o’clock. 19462.
McGrath (J. J.):
perainee (Mrs. Chas.) See McGlade Adoration. 9721.
McGlade (Elen) In the golden pre ee, ei
autumn time. 8262. ’ :
; Little Miss Serious. 5865.
McGlothlan (R. F.) Conquering i
Christ... 15273. Nimble fingers. 6180.
McGowan (B. J.): MecGray (A. H.) Love lanterns.
I paid. 27976. 16078.
Reconciled. 28891. McGregor (H. A.) Whirlwind 2000.
McGowan (M. V.) Gee whiz! when 12447.
mother washes me. 7946.
McGowan (T. J.) Though I’m only a
pal to you dear. 24079.
McGowan (V. N.) Memory of love.
basa,
McGowan (Z%. H.) Dear one. 19904.
MecGowen (F. S8.):
Fragment. 5247.
It’s all the same to me. 5707.
She done me wrong. 6614.
Teach me to forget. 6868.
MacGregor (Helen) :
Away with melancholy. 10438.
Billy boy. 9911.
Buy a broom. 9984.
Dancing sunbeams. 2910.
Five pickaninnies. 20057,
Flow gently, sweet Afton.
Fox and goose. 9984.
Highland fling. 13334.
Hobby-horse. 10634.
10438.
Tumbled-down shack. 6996.
When the rest of the world for-
gets. 7187.
McGranahan (Addie) :
Blessedness of the forgiven. 7310
(21
Blessedness of the godly. 7310
(22)
Christian’s affection for the church.
7310 (40).
Christian’s sure refuge. 7310 (41).
God’s tender mercies besought.
7310 (68).
Lord our shepherd. 73810 (87).
Merey of the Almighty. 7310
(94).
Our Lord’s gracious providence.
7310 (106).
1918
Irish jig. 18563.
Italian dance. 18176.
Kamarinskaia. 13648.
Merry reapers. 8591.
Morris on. 13931.
On parade. 21067.
Pije kuba. 18744.
Pond lillies. 38960.
Reindeer trot. 4017.
Soft music is stealing. 10634.
Spinning song. 2052, 19032.
Swaying branches. 14569.
Tannenbaum. 14599.
Thanksgiving day. 14614.
There’s music in the air. 9911.
To the greenwood. 4344.
Toy sail boat. 29328.
Wavelets. 4445.
Woodpecker. 4527.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
McGregor (M. C. H.)
the U. S. A. 12257..
McGroarty (T. A.)
8426, 13702.
McGrogan (Margaret) If you only
knew how I feel about you. 25397.
McGuire (D. I.) Call of the whip-
poorwill. 7566.
McGuire (P. F.):
I’m synthetic Sarah from Saginaw.
Trip through
Lifer’s prayer.
27967.
Just say the word and it’s O. K.
with me. 28171.
(Lucy) Pythian march.
McHenry
eT 722.
McHose (C.N.) Bye, baby, bye. 27301.
McHugh (Jimmy):
As long as we are in love. 74.
Dorothy. 10260.
For one another.
Freeze an’ melt.
Futuristic rhythm.
Hot chocolate.
Hot feet. 20269.
Hottentot tot. 5455.
In a great big way. 1009.
Japanese dream. 22966.
Let me sing before breakfast.
28059.
Let’s sit and talk about you. 1199.
Looking for love. 8475.
Out where the blues begin.
Raisin’ the roof. 16539.
Someone’s singing a love song.
20081.
15528.
701.
3248.
1656,
21410.
Think of you, think of me in the
moonlight. 16923.
Yeour disposition is mine. 2567.
Macie (C. V.) Mother O’Neil. 138985.
Mellwaine (J. F.) Vanderbilt drag.
12310.
McIntire (Lani)
in my heart.
McIntorsh (L.)
12663.
McIntosh (Loney) :
How much I owe. 5460.
Lion and the tribes of Judah.
5856.
Sleep on mother sleep on. 6678.
McIntosh (R. V.) She’s it. 6621.
McIntyre (Constance) :
If you loved me as I love you.
10822.
Memories won’t do.
McIntyre (EH. V.):
Love’s way. 4577 (224).
Lucia. 4577 (87).
McIver (Allan) Lonely
8464.
Mack (A. A.):
Cradle song.
Miyoko San.
One rose that’s left
11549.
Arise and _ shine.
16167.
little me.
29647 (40).
29647 (149).
Mack (Andrew) ‘Three cheers for the
Irish and the Jews. 6925.
Mack (Billee) Always remember
mother. 7358.
Mack (Frank) I’m wishing by the
wishing well. 8183.
Mack (I. H.):
Let the Saviour in. 17236 (219).
Thine blessed Saviour. 17236
(426).
Time of beauty. 12594 (3899).
Mack (I. M.):
Elm Street blues. 18088.
Good-bye rider. 13260.
Mr. Forty-nine blues.
Wrong-doing daddy.
Mack (J. C.)
19486.
Mack (J. C.) jr.:
I want your love to have and hold.
3352.
Why, just why. 4503.
Mack (R. C.) Someone has made my
dreams come true. 6710.
Mack (R. O.) When the work’s all
done in the fall. 4482.
MacKay (Art):
Blue butterfly. 24605.
I can’t get along without you.
23287.
24359.
Your smile will tell.
5478.
Nothing to do—but think of you.
1564.
- When I sang the tenor in that old
quartet. 7173.
You came, I saw, you conquered
me. 24376.
MacKay (F. E.) Real dreams proved
true. 9012.
MacKay (John)
McKay (L. B.)
town. 18541.
Mackay (L. H.):
Honeymoon. 8065.
Oh sweetheart why are you so
long. 23502.
Mackay-Cantell (LL. A.):
Ave Maria. 23761.
Pax vobiscum. 23763.
Slumber song. 23766.
Mackeben (Theo):
Auch die kinder
88.
Valse infidéle.
McKee (A. W.)
19018.
McKee (I. H.). See Bloch (I. H. M.)
McKee (Muriel):
Marie. 13836.
Memories. 16161.
McKenna (E.H.) Weather man blues.
14808.
McKenna (W. J.) Down in the old
neighborhood. 19951.
Pickle song. 3986.
My old Mississippi
haben sorgen.
26756.
Songs of praises.
INDEX
McKenna-Clayton (Vera)
ton (V. M.)
McKenney (Bill)
McKenzie (A. A.):
Golden memories. 737.
Hot time in Caroline. 864.
I want to go home. 56138.
Settin on a rail. 1928.
MacKenzie (Cecil) Blue sailor dress.
4766.
McKenzie (HE. M.)
McKenzie (F.):
Never had a reason to believe in
you. 28602.
Tailspin blues.
McKenzie (Vivian)
16961. ‘
Mackenzie-Rogan (J.)
empire. 7880.
Mackey (C. M.) Minnesota where the
Zumbro flows. 18902.
Mackey (F. J.) Vu build a cozy
bungalow. 5510.
Mackey (M. V.) Smiling. 18975.
Mackie (Marr) Because I’m fond of
you. 12724.
McKinley music co.:
Annie Laurie. 19558.
At the dance. 19575.
Bee march. 19628, 19629.
Blue days. 4759.
Bold sailor. 19690.
Brave Indian. 19702.
By candle light. 19734.
Dance of the toys. 4996.
Deep River medley. « 19912.
Harly morning rise. 19973.
Fire drill march. 20051.
Gavotte from Mignon. 21609.
Happy blacksmith. 20196.
I’m a pilgrim. 20340.
In a little wonderland that I have
found for you. 5654.
Last rose of summer. 20614.
Mellow twilight. 20825.
Minuet from Don
20898.
Modest violet.
Mena. 3678.
Mount of the Holy Cross.
Old Ironsides. 21058.
Pleasant visit. . 21171.
Silent night! holy night!
21367.
Silver threads among the gold.
6642-6645.
Starlight waltz.
See Clay-
Dixie Dan. 10229.
Happiness. 156238.
29217.
Tramp song.
Festival of
Giovanni.
20870.
20895.
21366,
21468.
Swords and guns. 21527.
When shadows fall. 21813.
With flying colors. 21878.
World-famous modern selections
for the piano. 21892.
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
McKinney (B. B.):
Believe! believe! 2729. —
Everlasting life is free. 3030.
Going through. 3161.
How do I know. 3255.
In my Father’s house. 3400.
My prayer. 3750.
"Neath the old olive trees.
Revival songs. 1799.
*Tis. my Savior that can give.
4337.
What will it matter.
McKinney (G. J.)
3779.
4469.
International good
will. 8277.
McKinney (H. D.):
Cossack. 4959.
Dreaming memories. 5102.
Mystery for Christmas. 23414.
McKinney (Warren) ‘Tribute of Amer-
ica the good old U-S-A. 29335:
Mackinnon (A. U.) Burns reverie.
27293.
Mackinnon (H. A.): .
Christmas folk-song. 2847.
Little Dutch garden. 23084.
Mary, the mother. 3633.
O, the holly. 3828.
McKinnon (Jean) :
Moon fantasy.
Silver moon.
McKinzie (Billy)
3679.
4143.
19059.
McKlemuery (Ethel) Fatal mistake.
5187.
MackKnight (H:):
Dizzy Dan. 2954.
hilantoe 356%
McKnight (Strath) Daylight sav-
10182.
Ideal music
ing’s got me raving.
McKnight & McKnight.
series. 8227, 8228.
Maclachlan (R. D.) Memory stream.
3659.
MacLachlan (T. R.):
Happy holidays. 786.
Jolly sailors. 1098.
My new bicycle. 20952.
Waken, lords and ladies gay.
26814.
McLaren (Corinne) Honolulu blues.
15685.
MacLaren (Frances) I never dreamed
you’d pass me by. 13473.
MacLaren (Yerdis) Dear mother 0
mine. 24820.
McLarty (Ivan) Sleepy time moon,
11946.
McLaughlin (Benny) pseud. See Mc-
Laughlin (B. H.)
‘McLaughlin (B. HL):
Don’t let a little thing like that
worry you. 508.
Every one of them’s just like their
father. 601.
1920
Strewing your mess.
q
.
|
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
From sunrise to sunset. 3112,
5258.
How can I be good. 868.
I live just to love you.
20324.
Let me spend an evening in an
old maid’s arms. 5884.
15737,
Looking thru’ the radio. 1106,
13754.
Ob how I hate my Fannie. 1596.
Sally-Ann. 1863.
She ate herself out of my heart.
4129.
Since you went away. 21380.
We're two boys of knowledge.
2384. ;
What have I done to make you
ery. Ta4g22
What more can I say? 24240,
24241.
What’s this power I have over
Women. 24246,
Why do you keep me guessing.
eral
McLaughlin (Erna) Valsette. 19268.
McLaughlin (John):
Ev’ry little while I think of you.
5167. «
Since vitaphone put talkies on the
sereen. 6656.
Sweetness of your song. 2120,
68438.
That’s my reward for loving you.
21566.
Things we want the most are hard
to get. 12192, 14653, 19186.
With you in the harbor of love.
B12:
McLaughlin (M. D.) Take me back
to sweetheart days. 6849.
McLaughlin & Reilly co.:
Ave Maria. 12679, 22060, 22061.
Ave verum. 22062.
Christus vincit. 365.
Eight benediction hymns.
Four benediction hymns.
22101.
24111.
Four motets. 22102.
In te speravi. 22921.
Jubilate Deo. 22985.
Mass in honor of The little flower.
hye
O God my love. 26033.
8 benediction hymns. 22319.
McLean (A. C.) Little bit o’ lovin’.
23080.
McLean (E. B.)
Maclean (H. R.)
Hello daddy. 5410.
Rondo in A major.
9054.
Maclean (Meta) Forward! ever for-
ward! 20091.
Maclean (Quentin) There’s nothing
new in love. 21596, 26652.
MacLean (8S. K.) If. 3369.
McLeary (Eddie) Rip Van Winkle.
4088.
MecLennon (Hec) Chasing my happi-
ness, 10040.
McLeod (Fernando)
MacLeod (G. K.)
bungalow. 5510.
McLeod (Keith):
By myself. 15194, 17454.
By the dreamy shores of Hawaii.
22177!
Slumber on. 18973.
Sylvania song. 26585.
McLeod (Peter) Scotland yet.
MacLeod (Will) :
I’ve got a brand new gal.
Nancy. 23418.
You never did that before.
Why. 26989.
Ill build a cozy
6571.
22850.
29614.
MeLuey ~~ (LT) J.) Night in Sicily.
18593.
McMahan (Helen) I wonder what
made you angry. 13499.
MeMahon (J. F.):
California. 24669.
Junora. 25506.
“McMahon (J. J.) Dreaming. 22419.
MacMahon (Moore) Londonderry air.
5886.
McManus (Frederick) :
Moon was made for you and me.
233038.
Sweetheart days.
Your love. 9694.
MecMichen (Clayton)
frame. 4444.
MacMillan (Ernest) :
Last prayer. 1182.
Sonnet. 6737.
Three songs of the west coast.
4710.
Vingt-et-une chansons canadiennes.
10457.
MeMillan (H. G.)
1383.
McMillan
9131.
McMillan (Raymond )
dreams. 16690.
Maemillan co.
13523.
MeMillen (M. L. O.)
20386.
MacMonagle (Mildred)
home. 17901.
McMullen (EH. B.):
Cuddle up—snuggle up. 24779.
Darling boy of mine. 457.
Loving just you. 3595, 13788.
My Billie. 25900.
When the _ stars
12421, 26899.
McNab (J. R.) Scotland, you’re call-
ing. 26358.
23981, 23983.
Wave that
Midland prince.
(Ie* Avy Shadowy . lane.
Ship of
Immanuel hymnal.
I still have you.
Headin’
are shining.
1921
INDEX
Macnair (A. D.) When I gaze at the
legs upon a sofa. 14834.
McNair (Joe) Photograph of you.
ho Wes
Macnair (Mary) Young students
piano course. 24407.
McNamara (G. W.) Just to find you.
3483.
McNamara (H. W.) Och! Och! Och!
Oy! Oy! 26050.
McNamara (Ray) That is love.
12162.
McNamara (Thomas) If I could
only make you mine. 22887.
McNamee (D. E.) On a California
morning. 26085.
McNee (A. S.) Good bye. 22620.
McNeil (Stephen) Your lips, your
eyes, tell lies to me. 14962.
McNeil (William) :
Holy night. 17936.
I still belong to you. 18071.
When my little mother comes
home. 19354.
McNeill (Duncan) MeNeill’s (Dun-
can) hymn: book. 8605.
Macomber (Ken):
Atlanta gal. 27152.
Basin street blues. 2704.
Birmingham Bertha. 9918.
Boiling point. 19683. ©
Dance of the paper dolls.
Go find somebody to love.
Happy rhythm. ‘788.
Hard luck. 53885.
No cover charge. 28624.
Preacher and the bear.
Since we became
16705.
That is love. 12162.
Things we want the most are hard
to get. 19186. —
Tiddledy winks. 12214.
Welcome home. 12368.
You ought to see my new baby.
CD:
Macon (Dave):
Don’t say I told you. 19945.
I must go. 20379.
Misery in Arkansas.
New coon in town.
Susie Lee. 21504.
That’s where my money goes.
21571.
Traveling down the road. 21660.
McPhail (Lindsay) :
Chinese doll. 10062.
Garden of good little girls. 18216.
Night and day, dreams of you.
8755.
Paint your home with sunbeams.
21124,
15310.
10534.
39738.
sweethearts.
20858.
20987.
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
McPhail (M. L.):
Altogether lovely. 4577 (7).
Always abounding. 4577 (8).
God’s mighty army. 4577 (134).
Loyal soldiers. 17236 (288).
March on. 12594 (230).
My greatest desires. 12594 (260).
Oh, that I had wings. 12594 (287).
Shall angels sing o’er you. 12594
(340).
Soldiers of the eross. 12594 (352).
Source of all blessing. 12594
(361).
That blessed home. 12594 (386).
MacPhee (M. G.) Ah! to know.
21989.
Macpherson (Charles) Ye servants of
the Lord. 12510.
McPherson (Fanny) Your mother.
24410.
Macpherson (La M. D.) One. 26095.
McPherson (Philip)
PA GVA
McPherson (R. C.)
sleep. 29647 (178).
Macpherson (Stewart)
major. 15620.
McPherson (W.T.) I’m waiting. 944.
McQuaid (J. J.):
Jamie boy. 15908.
Mary Ann O’Brien.
My mother’s beads. 13988.
McReynolds (Bess) So
hearted. 21398.
McRoy (Florence)
PANU
MecShirley (F. M.):.
Cutest girl in town. 434.
In the meanwhile. 8264.
McSlater (Bertha) Evangelina.
Vie
McSwain (M.E.) Train whistle blues.
12246.
McTell (Willie) :
Dark night blues. 12975.
Loving talking blues. 138789.
Statesboro blues. 14588.
Three women blues. 6927.
Mamma’s child.
Please let me
Suite in G
16137.
broken-
Sweetheart blues.
McWhood (L. B.) New America.
8746.
McWilliams (B. M:) Songs my mother
sang. 214388.
McWilliams (Elsie) Sailor’s plea.
28936.
McWilliams (L. E.) Miller of Griffin.
6028.
MacWilliams (Thos.)
8398.
Macy (Nelson)
not. 16288.
Madama Butterfly. 28866.
Madame Marie. See Johnson (Marie).
Madame Tallien. 7310 (89).
Laundry song.
My beloved loves me
1922
_—
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Madden (Franklin) Moonbeam. 8635.
Maddox (Anna) My little star flower.
23375.
Maddy (J. E.):
Bach suite. 15088.
Grieg suite. 17864.
Schubert suite. 1897.
Standard orchestra folio. 16797,
21464.
Mader (Carl) Chicago police band
march. 4897.
Madetoja (Leevi) Pohjalaisia. 14205.
Madison (Maury) pseud. See Smith
(W. R.)
Mado:
Ma chaumiére abondonnée.
Suite saharienne. 16823.
1°" poéme, 17232.
Madonia (Giuseppe) Lu baccalaru da
za Betta. 1287.
Madrigal (R. M.) When I’m yours
and you are mine. 17096.
Madson (Lillian) Somewhere there’s
someone. 14492.
Maduro (Charles) :
America, 51.
Bon soir. 27254.
Colombiana. 17541.
Dream. 13055.
Espana. 24949.
George. 27706.
I dream of you. 13397.
I surrender. 951.
Life’s but one dreary day. 13703.
Nostalgia. 14056.
Oh senorita. 26063.
Rhapsodie espagnole. 6442.
Ricordi lontani. 1806.
Seherzo. 25723.
"Twas but an angel smiling. 14719.
Ya no me importa. 7249.
Maduro (S. L. H.) George.
Miadels, die man liebt. 11169.
16101.
27706.
Miannecke (H.) Erstes walzer-pot-
pourri. 10351.
Maffioletti (Maria) Sonata. 17424,
17868.
Magaldi (John) Daddy o’mine. 4837,
438.
Magallon (M. V.) Xochimilco. 26986.
Maganini (Quinto):
Cynara. 7696.
Sonate Sylvain pour piano. 18996.
Sonnet. 8516.
Magasin musical. Editions du Pierre
Schneider. Menuet. 9843.
Magath (T. B.) Rochester jubilee
hymn. 14313.
Magee (M. E.) Brooklyn Elks march.
257. |
Maggio (Antony) Gizela. 22604.
Magie charm, 11171.
Magic dream. 28364.
Magic maker. 18383.
—
Magidson (Herb):
Dance of the wooden shoes. 24795.
Daneing on Mars. 24796.
Day you fall in love. 19897 .
H’lo baby. 25198.
Huddlin’. 25221.
I'd better not try it. 15717.
Just like a vagabond. 25523.
One minute of heaven. 26097.
Singin’ in the bathtub. 21385,
26415, 29054.
Magine (—) So sentimental.
Magine (Frank):
Baby—oh where
7441, 9837.
Moonlight, a love song and you.
18478.
. Rose of Mandalay. 1883.
So sentimental. 16729.
That night among the roses. 2160,
4281.
Under the spell of the roses.
21702, 24150, 26737.
Will love linger on my darling.
9612, 12478.
You're not the same old sweet-
heart. 9678, 12552.
Magna (D. J.) Soaring. 18984,
Magnetico (Frank) S. S. Vandyck’s
march. 28934.
Magnus (Klar)
14455,
can you be?
To-morrow’s another
day. 24109.
Magnusson (K. W.) Luftslottet.
18370.
Magrini (EF. P.) | Dear old Italy.
5025.
Magritte (P.) Miroir du désert. 3670.
Magruder (LeRoy) Maybe. 5988.
Maguiness (R. F.):
Blue evenin’. 17416.
He’s the he for me. 17900.
Mahanna (A. A.) Day we met. 12986.
Mahany (Margaret) Don’t you re-
member, Nora darling. 9709 (52).
Maher (Florence) St. Louis tornado.
16615.
Mahina waltz.
Mahon (H. J.):
I’m coming back on that long,
long trail to you. 5586.
Please come back Kathleen to
Dunleary. 6341.
Mahoney (H. C.) I must be erazy.
13471.
Mahoney (Jack):
Broadingcasting
12798:
I am longing for that old Vir-
ginny town. 27883.
Sweet moon. 6823.
Tales of Tennessee.
Mahoney (Virginia) :
Fleecy cloud. 15490.
Parade of the daffodils.
25726.
station N-U-T.
16872.
28769.
1923
INDEX
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
Mahoney (William) :
My sunny South. 11408.
We ean’t get together it Seems.
12358.
Maid Marian. 14976, (46, 69, 100, 222,
287, 291, 301, 3802, 304, 335, 354,
359), 29647 (41, 45, 192, 242).
Maid of Bath. 20758.
Maier (Guy):
Playing the piano.
Scherzo. 4105.
Maier (L. H.):
Deep love. 22856.
Lolita. 20692.
You got to love me.
Maiermax. 20754.
Mailoff (A. E.) Days gone by. 17725.
Main (D. M.) Each day. 19972.
Main (W. J.):
' It is not wise to tarry. 1067.
Out of the depths. 1658.
Mainard (Lee):
Calm or
12882.
Das ist alles. 12980.
Maio (Vincenzo di) See
(Vincenzo) —
Maire (G. J.)
12633.
Maisto (Colombo) :
Hot and bothered. 8068.
Lovin’ baby. 5927.
Mia bella Angelina. 6017.
Waiting for you. 9514.
Maisto (Louis) :
14194.
24381.
storm, I love you.
Di Maio
Always feeling blue.
I’m afraid TVll wake up from a |
dream. 5581.
I’m for you. 25308.
Majer (Joseph) :
Causerie. 4868, 19765.
Charlotte. 4889, 19775.
Desirée. 19920.
Suspicion. 6808, 14565.
Téte-a-téte. 14612.
Valse distraite. 14750.
Vanishing love. 21718.
Wings of love. 21868.
Major (Jack) I love to live. 926.
Maki (Mary) You thought that I’d
never forget. 7281.
Makins (Henryetta) Waiting. 17043.
Malani (C..A.) Mammy mine. 8529.
Malaspina (Genevieve) In a garden
enchanted. 25408.
Malave (Mateo) :
Botanieo. 15172.
Maria engracia.
Tabaco malo.
Malavet (Mateo) :
Caridad. 24685.
Coquetera. 24758.
Gusto cubano. 25121.
Tu plena es buena. 26718.
Malberg (A. M.) Honey-moon. 8062.
16129.
16869.
Malberto (Carlo) :
Agitato drammatico. 14997.
Canto d’amore. 15212.
Misterioso. 16196.
Malcsiner (Béla) Ibolyak, lila ibo-
lyak -wes 22eere
Male (W. H.):
Honolulu beach boy blues. 3244.
Old Hawaiian charms. 14092.
Maler (Wilhelm) Konzert ftir kleines
orchester mit cembalo oder klavier.
18242.
Malet (Fernand) :
Enfant de Paris! 27594.
Heure d’été. 17928.
Maley (Florence Turner-)
ner-Maley (Florence)
Malfetti (Paolo) Festa del grano.
See Tur-
10405.
Malie (Tommy): .
' Pretty little thing.
11698, 11699.
Today is the morning after.
69538.
Malipiero (G. F.):
Aquile di Aquileia.
Corvi di San Marco.
Interrotte speranze.
Minuetto. 18468.
Minuetto in G. 20855.
Sonata. 14858, 17798.
Sonata per il cembalo.
Mallard (C. S.)
27461.
Mallory (E. J.) When your mother
Smiles at you. 12432.
Malm (John) Duar min allra sista
6388, 6389,
15053.
22289.
13560.
21414.
Dancing school.
flamma. 224387.
Malmin (G. J.) Mit flag. 20864.
Malmstroém (Gunnar). Peu rococo.
14172.
Malneck (Matt):
’Cause I’m in love. 4867.
Dainty. 12968. ‘
Gypsy. 3182, 3188.
No one can take your place.
1555, 11457, 11458.
Malone (Kathleen) :
Another Kathleen Malone book
for home and_ kindergarten.
19555.
Once upon a time, sad rag doll.
14108.
Malone (S. B.) My friend’s wife.
1471.
Malone (T. J.) jr. Pining for you.
3946.
Maloney (H. N.):
Dreaming of a shining moon.
13065.
What will I do, leve. 123895.
Maloney (Frank) I’m goin’ to dream
about you. 138439.
1924
er a ee
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Maloney (Richard) . Night our} Mancini (Don) See Mancini (Dom-
dreams came true. 25988. nick) |
Maloney (W. T.): Mandell (Herbie) Baby, does your
Dreaming of a _ shining moon. maybe mean yes? 9830.
13065. Mandolinista. 3615.
What will I do, love. 12395. Mandolinista 1928, E. Rossi. 3616.
Maloney bros. Fare-thee well, fare- | Mandolinista 1928, Piedigrotta U. N.
thee well, Mother Machree. 20081.
Malotte (A. H.):
Go lovely rose. 20150.
Spanish motif for Los conquista-
doros. 21444.
There’s no use crying. 21595.
Maloy (W. H.) Sunny shiney spring-
time. 14558.
Malpas (W. F.)
11318.
Maltin (Bernard):
_ African whoopee.
Bomboola. 9945.
Catch yo’ breath. 12860.
Dixie vagabond. 153867, 15368.
Finesse. 7886, 13162.
Grayciola. 10566.
Great Scot! 7982.
Just rub-a-dub your rabbit’s foot.
15948, 15949.
Look at him! my hero! 25657.
Look in the mirror. 25660.
Master and slave. 25776.
’S impossible. 26312.
Somebody like me. 16739, 16740.
Somebody to care for. 26447.
Song of Harlem. 16754, 16755.
‘Tampico tune. 16876, 16877.
Way to do Bomboola. 170638.
When you're in love. 26907.
Malvezzi (Amilcare Pennati)
Pennati Malvezzi (Amilceare)
Moonlight memories.
14995.
See
Mambour (L). Peppina. 3924.
Mammy. 25662.
Man and the moment. 13624.
11190.
pseud. See Cassel (A.
Man in the wood.
Mana-Zuccea.
G...)
Manabozo. 18393.
Manago (Helene) Pleading. 18754.
Mananitas. 138817.
Manaois (Joseph) Sefiorita. 18908.
Manca (J. 8S.) Romance d’ amour.
1827.
Mancebo (A. L.):
My mother dear. 1495.
Rose of the spring. 1836.
Manchester (Gazel) With a pal like
you. 21872.
Mancinelli (L.):
Cleopatra. 376, 24733.
Fuga degli amanti a Chioggia.
10477.
Mancinelli (Margherita) Album per
la gioventt. 23768.
Mancini (Domnick) Caroline of my
dreams. 309.
A. Coegere
Manente (Giuseppe) :
Francesca da Rimini.
Salvator Rosa. 1864.
Manfredo (A. H.) pseud.
fred (A. H.)
Manganella (M. P.):
Calling for you. 10005.
Empty arms are waiting for you.
10335.
I will always be in love with you.
13498.
If all of my dreams came true.
993.
Just a little lovin’. 8333.
Life, love and laughter.
Lonely and blue. 1248.
Love ’em and leave ’em. 11116.
Moon girl of mine. 11304.
My mammy’s moonlight lullaby.
11386.
Rose buds and the bloom. 14323.
Sorrow of an innocent girl. 12017.
Take me back to California. 6847.
Waiting for you. 9515.
10467.
See Mon-
20651.
When you’re alone. 12429.
Manganella (Michael) I’m sorry I
lost you. 8174.
Manger lullaby. 20769.
Mangiagalli (Riccardo Pick-) See
Pick-Mangiagalli (Riccardo)
Manhattan music pub. corp:
Dixie’s calling. 2958, 7751.
Four songs of the air. 7316.
Night on the dunes. 18594.
Manhire (Wilson) :
Cathedral echoes. 24698.
Declaration. 19911.
Hammock song. 20198.
Widow-bird sate mourning.
12470.
Mania (Paul) Rheinischer sang.
21236.
Manifold (HE. L.):
Her static face. 17915.
Thy way, Lord, not mine. 12211,
19194.
Manley (EK. M.) ‘Tune the old cow
died on. 43874.
Mann (Beatrice) :
Cuckoo and (the clock. 17236
- (86).
Goddess of love. 12594 (107).
Moorish maid. 27057 (92).
Mann (Bessie) I am so lonely with-
out you. 10682.
INDEX
Mann (F. G.) Lead kindly light.
11020. .
Mann (Harvey) When I awoke dear
at dawn. 29477.
Mann (J. R.) When I awoke dear at
dawn. 29477.
Mann (Lawrence) Can’t you hear me
eall. 22198.
Mann (M. C.) When it’s cherry blos-
Som time in Washington. 14841
Mann (N. D.):
Goddess of love. 12594 (107).
Moorish maid. 27057 (92).
My Sulu Lulu Loo. 14976 (225),
<1 72 3G E285 ) she
Mann (R. M.) California sunshine.
12828.
Mann (R. S. B.):
Girls look sweeter at half past
nine. 25074.
Hot dog and loving pup. 25209.
I found a white rose. 15728.
My sweet girl. 16292.
Ruby. 11798.
Mann (W. H.) My. idea of paradise.
13975.
Mannes (Leopold) Prelude. 19596.
Manney (C. F.):
Beauteous night. 26053.
Empress dances. 27588.
Farewell to Minka. 17744.
Gypsy night. 15616.
Happy birds. 15627.
Italian salad. 28118.
Miller. (23272.
My soul waiteth for the Lord.
2589 (284).
Nobody knows the trouble I see.
6190.
Now is the month of Maying.
26027.
O happy day. 17236 (300).—
Oh, Italia, Italia, beloved. 10249.
Rose of the world. 23723.
Solo responses for the church serv-
ice. 6700.
Those enchanting eyes. 26660.
Volga boatmen’s song. 17040.
We rock away on the billows gay.
17069.
Mannfred (Heinrich) :
Juanita. 20537.
Tonwellen. 2224.
Mannheimer (Cora)
series. 6444.
Manning (C. C.)
16781.
Manning (K. L.):
Autumn leaves. 7421.
In the Luxembourg’ gardens.
28071.
Sketches of London. 23835.
Street fair. 29155.
Tale a garden told. 24009.
Rhythm band
Spanish love song.
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
Manning (Ralph) Lonesome and
blue. 8467.
Manno (Augusto)
Manno (V. A.):
Berceuse. 17382.
Canzone di maggio.
Capriccio. 16435.
Mannone (Joe) Isen’t there a little
love. 8281.
Manon. 5978.
Manoni (Romeo):
Bettina. 177.
Chanson mystique.
Manru. 19491 (134).
Mansfield (Arthur):
Dream boy. 5094.
Dream town. 7784.
Take a peek. 6846, 9342.
Mansfield (O. A.) Community grand
march. 12920.
Mansfield (P. J.):
Beau Brummel. 12719.
Dere’s a little wheel a-turnin’ in
my heart. 24885.
I got a robe. 25261.
Loch Lomond. 1237. |.
Old folks at home. 3850..
Old ship of Zion. 26081.
Passacaglia. 11616.
Rock of ages. 26282.
Manson (Josh) In a graveyard on
Novelletta. 18613.
24680.
15231.
the hill. 25409.
Manton (R. W.) Love’s soliloquy.
1285.
Mantz (I.) Let’s be sweethearts.
8412.
Manuel (Lé0) pseud. See Leonino
(Emmanuel )
Manuel (Roland):
Canarie. 7572.
Kieran des jeunes filles. 15421.
Faune. 15470, 15471. .
Manupella (G. E.) . Badger legion-
naire: 7 t2aG-
Manus music co., inec.: .
Gridiron king. 20172.
Harvardiana. 20210.
Soldier’s field. 21401.
Manville (Fred) He has gone to
Kumbaccoola. 3205.
Manx spinning wheel song.
Many roads. 11196.
Maony (Christophe)
20771.
Roses du matin.
6495.
Mappe (M. EB.) You are all the world
to me. 12520.
Marais (—) Gavotte. 708.
Maramarco (V. J.):
Sweet heart of mine. 23968.
There’s a place in my heart just
for you. 24058.
Marangoni (G. M.)
pratica del contrabasso.
Scuola teorico-
9108.
1926
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Maranz ‘(Joseph) Danube dreams.
129738.
Marat (Jean) Magic pot. 20752.
Maravilla (Diego) Souvenir of the
Andes. 9262.
Marbelle (Dion de) See De Marbelle
(Dion)
‘Marbot (Rolf) pseud. See Markiise
(Albrecht)
Marcello (Benedetto) Sonate. 23192.
Marceron (L. N.) Diddle, diddle,
doodle, doodle, dee. 19924. —
Marceron (Norman) See Marceron
(L. N.)
March (M. W.) Little house. 23087.
March bros.: ;
By the Zuyder Zee. 19737.
Clothes don’t make the man.
19809.
I want to be a pirate. 20396.
Oh, Mollie, make some _ candy.
21046.
Take off your worry and put oa
a smile. 21533.
We've had the flu. 217738.
March of the kings. 20776.
Marchal (VY. A.):
I’m loving somebody else—not
you. 5561. .
Out yonder. 6285.
Marchand (Charles) Ane de Jean.
2639.
Marchant (A. W.) I will lay me
down in peace. 20405.
Marchant (F. A.):
Little mother of mine. 23091.
Pal of my dreams. 18711.
Marchant (StanJey) Ye servants of
the Lord. 12510.
Marchello (Michael) :
Lonesome. 23111.
Though I use to smile.
Marchellos (Mabel) :
For your colleen’s sake! 7918.
Just live in my dreams with you!
8344. °
Little poker face. 8457.
That’s where is the song of
songs! 93875.
We're on the road to June.
Whoopee girl. 9598.
Marchenera (La). 25758.
Marchesi (Blanche) Variantes” et
points d’orgue. 2589 (348).
Marchesi (Mathilde) Variantes et
points d’orgue. 2589 (348).
Marchetti (F. D.):
26664.
9534.
Ouverture appassionata. 16431.
Pickwick. 16475.
Marchionni (M. T.) Lido. 16017.
Marco (Consetta di)
(Consetta )
See Di Maico
Marco (Eric) :
March of the spiders. 183899.
Suspicious visitor. 21505.
Triumph. 19227.
Marco (Sano):
Bambino. 2700.
Carmita. 4856.
Face in a star above me.
I found a four leaf clover.
Just like a lark. 3479.
Mating time. 5980.
Neath the moon. 3778.
Old moon. 3851.
Sons of old Ireland can love ’till
they die. 6740.
Tell me dear. 4272.
True heaven. 43868.
Marcucci (M. A.) Girl with blue
eyes. 5301.
Marcus (D. F.):
3036.
3285.
African whoopee. 14995.
Bomboola. 9945.
Burnt sugar. 19728.
Dixie vagabond.
Great Scot! 7982.
Just rub-a-dub your rabbit’s foot.
15948, 15949.
Make me know it. 20756.
Somebody like me. 16739, 16740.
Song of Harlem. 16754, 16755.
Tampico tune. 16876, 16877.
_ Way to do Bomboola. 17063.
Marcus (Inez) Sue, you make me
laugh at you. 16821.
Marcy (Victor) :
Are you my sweetheart? 67.
I should say so. 3341.
Mardas (Lou) Will you.
Marek (Czeslaw)
Mareo (Bric) :.
Chansonnette. 323.
Court dance. 4966.
Daffy-down-dilly. 10146.
15367, 15368.
17146.
Sinfonia. 20782.
Deirdre. 476.
Five little tales. 8541.
Lazy-bones. 5828.
Liebestraum. 5858.
Mazur. 5990. ;
Menuet antique. 6009.
Pierrette’s wedding. 11646.
To a wild rose. 25721.
Troika. 6985. .
Marf. pseud. See Bonavita (Mario)
Margavage (M. E.) Oh what a fool
you’ve made of me. 14086, 28698.
Margéss (Pierre) On n’en parle pas,
mais on y pense. 16400.
Margetson (KE. J.) Tommy, lad.
21644.
Margolis (George)
on loving you? 13951.
Margolis (S.M.) Smile away. 11954.
Maria (Alfred de) See De Maria
(Alfred)
Must I always go
1927
INDEX
Maria d’Ayvalos.
Mariani (A. A.):
Claveles. 247382.
Lucianelila. 25705.
7338, 15351.
Mariano (A. D.) pseud. See Dimi- |
chino (A. 8.)
Mariano (Arturo)
5278.
Marie (—)
19394.
Marie (Gabriel) :
Allegresse. 19535.
Cinquantaine. 2589 (55), 4918.
Insouciance. 15876.
Mélancolie. 16157.
Quiétude. 16531.
Route bienheureuse.
Simplicité. 16703.
Souvenir. 16775.
Mariette. 1830, 161384, 25757.
Marillier (Christabel) :
In careless youth we would be free.
1016.
Once I, in maiden folly. 1630.
Rose and the ring. 238720.
What would you say, if when we
were married. 2422.
Your shining eyes and golden hair.
2569.
Marin (Alfredo) :
Corrido de Toral.
Naufragos. 20975.
Revolucion. 21233,
Serrana hermosa.
Vive. feliz! 2173%.
Marina. 3688.
Marine (Francis)
and coming my way. 10780.
Mariner (EK. L.)
you. 19213.
Marini (F. P.):
Gee! I love to see my baby happy.
15550.
In Italy town.
Rosa Rosella. 14821.
‘Tarantella-Rosetta. 21539.
Marino (Ernest) Then I’ll come back
Gay moment.
Why should it matter.
6501.
4955.
21328.
18131.
to you. 4806.
Marino (J. B.) Emilie. 10338.
Marinuzzi (Gino) X.° concerto da
camera. 24860.
Mario (H. A.):
Piedi ... piedi ... piedigrotta
1929. 238599.
Piedigrotta C. O. Lardini. 28807.
Piedigrotta Mario, 1929. 21161.
Strenna azzurra italica. 16814.
Strenna rosa. 16815.
Marioton (C. D. R.):
Cendrillon. 12594 (283).
Griselidis. 17236 (246, 247).
Polka des p’tits vieux trés chies.
12594 (310).
I’ve got you going.
Tomorrow, without
pt. III, n. s.; v. 24
Shakspeare. 12594 (8389).
Mariotti (Mario) :
Abbandono. 14986.
Bacio di Conchita. 9847.
Pavana dogale. 16457.
Mark (R. E.) Priscilla. 28860.
Markholm (HE. G.) Oh what a won-
derful life. 28695.
Markley (P. R.) Land of light. 4577
(198). .
Markowitz (William) :
Chico. 4900.
Just for you. 1122.
Sweetheart of mine. 238989.
What an unusual melody. 4459.
Marks (C. J.) Good or bad. 749.
Marks (HE. B.) music ¢o.:
Alleluja. 258838, 25884.
Amina. 52.
Beauty parade. 148.
Blues my naughty sweetie gives
to me. 17422.
Choclo. 344.
Come to me in Normandy. 7658.
Dance of the honeybees. 7706.
Danube dreams. 129738.
Dark eyes. 10169, 27469.
Dixie bluebird. 13021.
Down in the old neighborhood.
19951.
Dreaming down on Silver Bay.
529.
Hspanita. 585.
Fireflies. 648.
First lady of the land. 5211,
10420.
Glow-worm. 17828, 17829.
Harbor of home sweet home. 789.
Hello Margot! 20237, 20238.
Hot bricks. 8069.
I believe in you. 886, 5476.
Vll keep on dreaming of you.
13415.
Linger dearest. 3547.
Montmartre Rose. 18477.
My heart wants to kiss you, cherie.
PS521.
My little boy’s eyes. 8691.
My little dream girl. 18530.
Night in May. 6175, 8756, 140388.
Nobody’s fault but my own. 3804.
Parade of the wooden soldiers.
18718.
Play that barber shop chord.
21169.
Song of the forge. 2030.
Song of the islands. 23891,
23892.
Souvenir. 2042.
"Taint nobody’s fault but my own.
9340, 9341.
That is love. 9363, 12162.
There’ll be some changes made.
19170.
1928
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
21636.
2232, 2233,
Tishomingo blues.
Toymaker’s dream.
6968, 9413, 12241.
Wanderer. 9523.
Why don’t you kiss me.
Wonderful star of love.
19416.
Won’t you give in?
Marks (E. F.):
Bless, O my soul.
2486.
12496,
21888, 21889.
27234.
Farfalletta. 4577 (109).
Lesson from the violets. 4577
(204).
O praise the Lord. 3827.
Petite valse de ballet. 4577 (310).
Marks (F.M.) Ulster division. 19242.
Marks (J. C.):
Blessed art Thou O Lord. 27235.
Lord Jehovah reigns. 3572.
Moonlight on the lake. 11514.
My heart’s for the lassie. 28541.
-O Lord, support us all the long
day. 3823.
Oft in danger, oft in woe.
Marks (J. D.):
Angeline. 737
Calling. 286.
Colgate my own.
Departed. 77387.
Forever. 673.
My picture frame.
Marktise (Albrecht) :
Am montag kiisse ich die blonde
23491.
7
‘.
7651.
6144.
Erika. 48.
Ich hab’ mit der Marianne ’ne
Panne gehabt. 253876.
Markus (—) Oly jo az a vasarnap
kirucz notak ... 21062.
Markush (Fred):
Anita teach me necking tricks.
60.
De j6 véna, ha vona. 10183.
Dragicam, maga de guszta no.
10267.
Hallo Helen! 782.
My happiness girl. 1472.
Ugye sose gondolsz ram.
Marnoch (R. E.)
jazz. 6662.
Marovich (Anne):
Dear, you’re like an orchid. 10200.
Honey blonde. 17942.
Little flute girl. 18299.
My days are blue days. 18510.
My whoopee doll. 11418.
You make me feel blue. 19458.
Marquette (Harry) Just a sweetheart
in dreams. 15942.
Marquina (Pascual)
14469.
Marquis (Alexander)
potatoes. 2549.
Marquis (Z. E.)
pet. 26386.
12287.
Sing that jazzy
Solera fina.
You can raise
She’s everybody’s
Marr (Alex) My wife is one hundred
pereent talkie. 23410.
Marr (Naiman):
My darling now that you and I
are one, 1463.
Simply starving for affection.
1962.
Volga craze. 14771.
Marrani (Bonaventura) Antiphonale
romano-seraphicum pro boris diur-
nis. 4640.
Marranizni
6375.
Marrone (Gaspare):
Carzaratu. 24694.
Mulinaredda. 3707.
°U malantrinu. 26781.
’U chiovu. 4380.
Mars (A. C.) I was born to go upon
the stage. 13495.
Marsales (F. A.) Safety. 18867. =,
Marschal-Loepke (G. G.):
In my butterfly boat.
You, my beloved. 7268.
Marschall (Alfred) When you are
blue and feeling sad. 2454.
Marschilock (M. T.) Little log cabin.
1230.
Marschner (Heinrich) :
Hans Heiling. 25135.
Vampire. 12308.
Marsden (Evan):
Fiddler’s playbox. 10410.
May day on Tower bill.
Modern Cinderella. 1407.
Wildflower. 17148.
World forgetting. 17176.
Marseillaise. 2589 (192).
Marsh (©.H)):
(Gennaro )
Preghiera.
28058.
20807.
By your twilight window. 7556.
Christmas song. 361.
Jesus is all in all to me. 1089.
Marsh (Charles) :
Couple of knights. 2885.
It’s a great life, master of cere-
monies. 5703.
Rat. / LiSk.
You'll find out. 7267.
Marsh (J. B.) Lord is my light.
14976 (191).
Marsh (Mabel) Sweet Ann. 29184.
Marsh (Margaret) Sweet Ann. 29184.
Marsh (W. V. V.) Lord is my light.
14976 (191).
Marshall (KH. B.)
heart. 28559.
Marshall (E. L.)
12594 (346).
Marshall (J. P.)
book. 1382.
Marshall (L. B.)
12594 (346).
Marshall (Louise)
corner. 8387.
My memory sweet-
Silver song series.
Middlesex hymn
Silver song series.
Just around the
1929
INDEX
Marshall (Ned) See Marshall (EH. B.)
Marshall (Sydney) Minuet. 1390.
Marshall (T. R.) Cowboy’s last re-
quest. T7680.
Marshall (V. D.) Wets and drys.
24229.
Marsing (Maude)
Marston (C. E.):
Marcia. 28391.
Take me to fairyland. 29220.
Marston (G. W.):
My God and Father, while I
stray. 12594 (256-259).
Thou knowest Lord. 2589 (330).
Marston (H. L.) Installation march.
' 20480.
Marston (Lem):
High silk hat and a walking cane.
15664, 20245.
Squire and the deacon.
21459.
Martel (B. G.):
I wanta marry Mary. 28004.
Me and my Beverly. 28410.
Mother o’ mine. 8652, 23321.
Martel (P. E.) Sweet Rosy Rosetta.
Driftwood. 15409.
16795,
23976.
Martell (Hdgar) Daffy-down-dilly.
10146.
Martell music publishers. Shanghai
Rose. 14397.
Martella (P. A.) Hear the wedding
bells. 1383814.
Martelli (Bruto) Flirt primaverile.
104382.
Martha. 5149, 5226, 16158, 25000.
Marti (Hsteban) MJHternel cantique.
2589 (88).
Marti (M. J. A. C.) Eternel cantique.
2589 (88).
Martierra. 25762.
Martin (—) Waster joy. 555.
Martin (A. L.) Jack Dempsey will
come back. 10894.
Martin (A. 8.) Paradise. 8875.
Martin (Bobby) :
Because of you. 7480.
Strolling down the lane, you and
I. 120%6.
Martin (BH. B.):
Cotton pickers. 10121.
Farewell to summer. 15465.
Tuneful talks for two players.
21679.
Martin (E. L.) Margaret. 25754.
Martin (E. V.) West winds. 2403.
Martin (HKasthope) Selection of Hast-
hope Martin’s songs. 6588.
Martin (F. L.) Now I am lonesome.
1569.
Martin (F. P.) Hungria. 27871.
Martin (G. D.) Naughty kittens.
20976.
Martin (G. E.)
True love. 12262.
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
Martin (G. H.) Within my heart
there is a shrine. 12491.
Martin (G. W.) Haste, ye soft gales.
801.
Martin (Gustave Roux-)
Martin (Gustave)
Martin (H. F.) Onward hero com-
rades. 14112.
Martin (Helen) I wish you were
mine again Mary. 10801.
Martin (L. V.):
Asia moon. 7404.
Church bells. 7638.
Do that thing. 7754.
Forgetting you. 5236.
Gina, I love you. 720.
How could I be blue.
Lonesome sweetheart.
Major Cords. 8526.
Nobody loves me. 8768.
Sweetheart memory. 6883.
What’s that you tell me. 9551.
Will you be my angel. 9613. ,
You and I in lovers lane. 9650.
Martin (Léonce de Saint-)
Martin (Léonce de)
Martin (M. J.) When the love god
See Roux-
10666.
8469.
strikes you. 193855.
Martin (M. L.) Wedding chimes.
26841.
Martin (Margaret) Margaret. 25754.
Martin (Olive) Baby fingers. 27169.
Martin (Patrick):
Dear daddy. 19900, 24819.
Those sweet folk of mine. 12200.
Martin (R. W.):
Saviour, again to Thy dear name.
16629.
They have taken away my Lord.
4349.
Martin (S. 8.) Near though far
away. 87389.
Martin (Sara)
Martin (Ted)
Useless blues. 24163.
Vad kan jag onska
mig mer... ? 29384.
Martindale (R. D.) ‘Troubled fisher-
man. 12261.
Martine (Loretta) Oh, lovelight.
6227. ;
Martinelli (S.) Cuore tzigano. 19863.
Martinet (J. W.) My memory’s
dream. 259381.
Martinet-Sloan. Sun shines. bright
again for me. 29168.
Martinez (Frank) jr.:
Florida moon. 3085.
I love to love a girl like you.
3307.
Memories of a dream of long ago.
3656.
Martinez (M. M.):
Mi chata. 18450.
Negra. 11484.
1950
See Saint-
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Martini (G. B.):
Andante. 19491 (136).
Giga. 19491 (79).
Minuetto. 6029, 19491 (155-158)
Rondo. 19491 (187, 1388).
Tempo di gavotta.
Martini (Padre) See Martini (G. B.)
Martino (A. de) Collection of Italian
& Neapolitan songs. 3883-887, 2858-
2862, 10089, 19815, 27398-27395.
Merano (ly. V.)°. Ba taypa, ra. da,
5176.
Martins (José):
Clair de lune. 15255.
Offrande. 16366.
Marton (Alexander) Szokik az as-
szony. 26588.
Martone (Gennaro) ’A festa d’ ’e
Tranise. 24428.
My love is like
20937.
Martorana (Francis)
a rainbow in the sky.
Martorano (Peter) :
Fireman’s life. 3071.
Wehatza matta Tony. 4448.
Martorelli (Salvatore) :
Canzuncella ’e verita. 7580, 15217.
Turmiente ’e nnammurate. 9488,
16978.
Martucci (Giuseppe) :
Andante. 19491 (45, 186).
Giga. 19491 (78, 79).
Larghetto. 19491 (117).
Minuetto. 19491 (153-158).
Notturno. 5975.
Presto. 19491 (184).
Rondo. 19491 (21, 187, 188).
Tempo di gavotta. 19491 (282,
Zoo) «
Tempo di passepied. 19491 (234).
Martucci (M. C.):
Andante. 19491 (45, 136).
Giga. 19491 (78, 79).
Minuetto. 19491 (153-158).
Presto. 19491 (184).
Rondo. 19491 (21, 137, 188).
Tempo di gavotta. 19491 (282,
233).
Tempo di passepied. 19491 (234).
Martucci (Vincent) That’s my baby.
24087.
Marty (Georges):
Barbares. 4577 (340).
Deux piéces. 7613.
Marty (S. L. de Wulf) Barbares.
4577 (340).
Martz (M. S.) When you say you
understand. 26909.
Marvin (Frankie) :
I’m riding the blinds. 25320.
It’s funny when you feel that way.
13572.
Miss Moonshine. 25840.
2469—30-——24 1
19491 (233).
SS ss
My mammy’s yodel song. 6133.
Oklahoma, land of the sunny West, |
16384.
Our old family album. 26126.
Riding on the elevated railroad.
6452.
Song of sorrow. 4179.
Stay away from my chicken house.
265138.
Two gun cowboy. 14723.
Yodeling them blues away. 17191.
Marvin (Harry):
Dust in my eyes, you’re throwing.
7805.
I’m looking for an old fashioned
song. 8161.
Stop being everyone’s sweetheart.
6784.
Marvin (J. D.) Save a little corner
in héaven for me. 23748.
Marvin (J. S.):
Caroline. 15224.
Close your big blue eyes.
Morning finds you gone.
She’s old and bent.
Marx (Joseph)
bertihrt. 15638.
Marx (Karl):
~ Quartett in G moll, 14254,
Streich-quartett. 16812.
Mary (M. J.) Give me love.
Mary Gregoria (Sister)
12842.
Mary wore three links of chain. 161388.
Mary Zita (Sister):
In the wildwood. 10861.
Our lady of Loretto hymnal. 8851.
Maryland, my Maryland—Star Span-
gled Banner. 25770.
Mary’s lamb. 24426 (196).
Marzo (Eduardo) :
Hark! I hear a strain of music.
3193.
I do not ask, O Lord. 13394.
Long ago a midnight strain. 23122,
Opera songs. 2589 (245, 246),
4577 (300).
Rejoice, He lives. 1792.
Mas (Le) 11222, 17268, 17500, 18163,
18420, 20798-20800.
Mascagni (Mario):
Maschere. 16139.
Sul renon. 12081.
Suor Angelica. 28867.
Mascagni (Pietro) :
Amico Fritz. 23209.
Just as I am. 9709 (151).
Lord now victorious. 3573, 13756.
Maschere. 16139.
Mascheroni (Edoardo) Lorenza. 7310
(88).
Mascheroni (Vittorio) :
Amore coi piedi.
Carezze. 3806.
15258.
16221.
16680.
Hat dich die liebe
3147,
Cantemus.
12642, 12643.
ol
INDEX
Mascheroni (Vittorio)—Continued.
Come una sigaretta. 27406.
Cosi 6 la vita. 12938, 15278.
Favolette morali. 3055.
Leggenda. 15998.
Lussimpiccolo. 1297, 1298.
M.N. F. 18796, 18378..
Madonna bruna. 1306, 1307.
Marcetta grigio verde. 13833,
20772.
Mascheroneide. 28401.
Onda. 14109, 18670.
Parla il nonno. 14147.
Pepita. 28798.
Primo bacio. 14240, 14241.
Punto e virgola. 1750, 1751.
Sai tu perché. 1858, 4076.
Se torno a nascere. 1904, 1905.
Silvana. 29042.
Sogno d’Hollywood. 23858, 23859.
S. th was mi. 1.: azim i eeeegs,
2076.
Terzo album di danze moderne.
26615.
Tre. 2237, 2238.
Aiki-Paki Ziki-Pu. 14969, 14970,
27052.
13836, 20744.
My rainbow of
Maschinist Hopkins.
Mascolo (Anthony)
happiness. 238398.
Mascotte. 25772.
Masefield (John)
6879.
Masetti (Enzo): ,
Avanese. 7422.
Canti popolari Emiliani.
Habana. 7997.
Villanella. 9498.
Maskell (L. J.) Just plain Mary.
28170.
Maslanka (M. J.):
Keep on locking around. 18226.
Your mother and mine. 21951.
Tewkesbury road.
4845,
Mason (A. O.) Never again. 11487.
Mason (A. T.) Dawn. 15326.
Mason (Al) Underneath the blue Ha-
waiian moon. 16998.
Mason (D. G.):
Chanticleer. 27340.
Symphony. 113833, 148738.
Mason (J. W.) Hi-Jack. 8041.
Mason (L.) Nearer my God to Thee.
12594 (268).
Mason (Lowell) :
New Age. 8745.
Tabernacle hymns. 12117.
Mason (M. A.) See Gerberich (M. M.)
Mason (M. B.) Folk songs and fa-
mous pictures. 10444.
Mason (Ruby) Baby mine. 9834.
Mason (Selma) Willamyner. 17148.
Mason (Ted) Why don’t you love me
the way that I love you? 7223.
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
Masques et bergamasques. 1371.
Mass in honor of St. Veronica. 20803. —
Massé (EH. E.) When roses bloom.
24268.
Massa’s in the cold, cold, ground. 2589
(198).
Massachusetts institute of technology.
Institute committee. Technology
songs. 26608.
Massardo (Felice)
Masselle (S. A.):
All of a sudden. 19533.
Come along with me. 19820.
Gloria. 20149.
Tl be loving you. 20325.
One of your friends. 21083,
Sweet. alimony. 23963.
There at the window. 21585.
Thing or two. 24067.
Thought of losing you. 21619.
Ya tib-yah lublu. 24361.
Massenet (J.) Night in Spain. 25987.
Massenet (J. E. F.):
Amoureux appel. 2589 (194).
Amours benis. 2589 (195).
Au trés aimé. 2589 (196).
Avril est amoureux. 2589 (197).
Brumaire. 2589 (198).
Cantique. 9709 (152).
Ce que disent les cloches.
(44).
Cendrillon. 12594 (233).
Chanson d’Avignon. 4577 (231).
Tu non sai. 9434.
2589
Chantez. 4577 (232).
Chéres fleurs. 4577 (233).
Cloitre. 17236 (248), (244, 245).
Danse du jongleur. 19491 (140).
En méme temps que ton amour.
19491 (141).
Erinnyes. 2589 (199).
Fleurs cueillies. 16140.
Grisélidis. 4577 (234-244), 17236
(246-249).
Hérodiade. 4577 (245).
Jamais un tel bonheur.
(142).
Jongleur de Notre Dame.
(148).
Manon. 5978.
Marche des princesses de Cendril-
lon. “2589 (200%
Maud. 25775.
Mon page. 2589 (201).
Mousmé. 4577 (246).
O bon printemps. 4577 (247).
O ruisseau. 4577 (248).
Oiseau des bois. 4577 (249).
On dit. 2589 (202, 203).
Pastorale mystique. 17236 (250—
2538), 19491 (144).
Phédre. 2589 (204-206).
Printemps visite la terre.
(250).
19491
19491
4577
1932
i INDEX
| nos. 1-12, 1929
Quand nous nous sommes vus pour
la premiére fois. .19491 (145).
Riviére. 2589 (207).
Rondel de la belle au bois.
(208).
Rosati. 19491 (146, 147).
Simple phrase. 2589 (209, 210),
4577 (251).
Soeur d’ election. 2589 (211).
Terre promise. 2589 (212, 213).
Valse des esprits. 4577 (252-256),
17286 (254).
Valse trés-lente. 4577 (257-262).
Voix de femmes. 4577 (263).
Werther. 4577 (264).
Massenet (L. C. D.):
Amoureux appel.
Amours benis.
Au trés aimé.
2589
2589 - (194).
2589 (195).
2589 (196).
Avr'l est amoureux. 2589 (197).
Brumaire. 2589 (198).
Cantique. 9709 (152).
Ce que disent les cloches. 2589
(44).
Chanson d’Avignon. 4577 (231).
Chantez. 4577 (2382).
Chéres fleurs. 4577 (288).
Cloitre. 17286 (248).
Danse du jongleur. 19491 (140).
En méme temps que ton amour.
19491 (141).
Erinnyes. 2589 (199).
Grisélidis. 4577 (234, 235, 248).
Jamais un ‘tel bonheur. 19491
(142).
Jongleur de Notre Dame. 19491
(143).
Mon page. 2589 (201).
Mousmé. 4577 (246).
O bon printemps. 4577 (247).
O ruisseau. 4577 (248).
Oiseau des bois. 4577 (249).
On dit. 2589 (202, 203).
Pastorale mystique. 19491 (144).
Phédre. 2589 (204-206).
Printemps visite la terre.
(250).
Quand nous nous sommes vus pour
la premiére fois. 19491 (145).
Riviére. 2589 (207).
Rondel de la belle au bois.
(208).
Rosati. 19491 (146, 147).
Simple phrase. 2589 (209, 210),
457 4251);
4577
2589
Soeur d’ election. 2589 (211).
Terre promise. 2589 (212, 213).
Valse trés-lente. 4577 (257).
Vcix de femmes. 4577 (263).
Massey Benediction series.
ya Al (fs
Massi-Hardman (F. W.) Humoresque.
S876.
(G. W.)
Masson (F. A.)
20443. .
Masson (Louis) :
Allegro vivace. 4577 (5).
Andante. 4577 (265).
Valse lente. 4577 (412).
Masten (Dick) :
I’ve got nothing. 5601.
Ets It... S09:
Masten (R. L.) Quest. 8988.
Master (Dorothy) All bothered ’bout
In all my dreams.
you. 19526.
Masterpieces of music. 16141.
Masters (Juan) :
Hurdy gurdy mau. 15705.
Poor Chin Chinaman. 16486.
Master’s call. 12594 (234).
Mastersingers. 123884.
Mata (Julio) Ouch! you are stepping
on my corn. 21102.
Mateer (Vivian) Tomorrow will take
you away. 122338.
Matéo (Humberto) Llanto. 3561.
Matheson (M. M.) Idle dreams.
10807.
Mathews (VY. W.). Darling, I love you.
12979.
Mathias (C. BE.) We've met to say
goodbye. 2885.
Mathias (Lucien) Somewhere among
the roses. 18995.
Mathieu (C. F.):
Corn-licker blues. 17577.
Empty is the cradle. 17710.
Log cabin blues. 18320.
Marylee. 20797.
Show boat blues. 18935.
Tennessee Tess’ among the hills.
21551.
Mathis (M. M.) My Lord’s ridin’ all
the time. 16270.
Matisoff (J. L.):
My heart belongs to you. 6114.
Old refrain. 3852.
Matrisciani (Ada) Cafona-cafo.
22182
Matson (C. A.):
Barney McClare.
Swanee River home.
Matson (John)
14126.
Mattart. pseud. See Matthews (Artie)
Matthay (Tobias) Cadenza to Bee-
thoven’s concerto. 17459.
Mattheson (Johann) Air. 3685.
Matthews (Alfred) Dear old mother.
10196. ;
Matthews (Artie): /
He is my sunshine boy. 10599.
Lies. 8422.
Matthews (H. A.):
Behold the dawn. 2727.
Christ in the world. 12893.
4712.
6811.
Our Yankee queen.
1933
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
SSS oe ee Eee eee
Matthews (H. A.)—Continued.
Faithful Shepherd. 7857.
Father, in Thy mysterious pres-
ence. 38051.
Master of men. 20804.
O Lord, support us all the day
long. 21028.
O love that will not let me go.
11492.
Through peace to light. 12209.
Matthews (J. S.):
Angelus-meditation. 12652.
Choral prelude on the hymn-tune
Aughton. 12889.
Christ in the world. 12898.
Faithful Shepherd. 7857.
Father, in Thy mysterious pres-
ence. 38051.
Galilee. 13212.
Master of men. 20804.
O Lord, support us all the day
long. 21028.
O love that will not let me go.
11492.
Presence of God. 1735.
Through peace to light. 12209.
Matthews (L. E.) Echoes. 19976.
Matthews (M. I.) If I had saw as
far ahead as I can see_ behind.
22888.
Matthews (Raymond) :
Bohemian girl. 9854.
Chimes of Normandy. 15244.
Dance of the hours. T7707.
Lustpiel. 16100.
Melodies from Martha. 16158.
Pinafore. 16478.
Matthys (Magdalene) Memories
kisses. 25802.
Mattiacum verlag Adolf Meyer. Gold-
ene leyer. 15587.
Mattice (Harold) Maid of Bath.
207538.
Mattie (A. J.) Lonely and lonesome.
18323.
Maubon (—) Joinville musette.
15931.
Maud (Al):
Dicky bird told me so. 5044.
Tll tell ma when I get home.
10724.
Ninette. 6181.
Maude (Caroline) :
In modo antico. 10844.
Passe-temps. 11618, 211385.
Mauderer (K. H.) Black horse troop.
24597.
Maudini (Nino) In old Granada.
20454.
Maugeri (F.) Fa-mi flat. 15457.
Maugitié (J. M. L.):
Bucolique. 15188.
Lied et motif héroique. 16020.
Maupas (EH. C.) Chauves, c’est mon
béguin! 12877.
Mauprey (André):
Cavalier Lafleur. 17491.
Flower. 138174.
Miss Cinéma. 6033, 23279.
On syncope. 11539.
Pour aller voir le feu d’ artifice.
11682.
Maurel (M. G.) Song of to-morrow.
23899.
Maurer (B. M.):
She sailed to the isles. 9187.
They call it California. 9388.
Maurer (Margaret) I’m in love with
you. 27956.
Maurice (Georges) :
All aboard for happy town.
24458.
C’est pas grand chose. 22181.
Don’t tell on me back home in gay ©
Paree. 15386.
Fait’s comm’ celui qui n’a rien yu.
22494. .
Faut dir’ merci. 22507.
I wonder. 25369.
Maybe yes, maybe no.’ 28409.
My love dreams true. 28553.
Nous les hommes. 23468.
Ressemblance. 23690.
Sweetheart, I wonder where you
are. 26575. .
Why don’t you let me love you
24317.
Mauro (Teresa) : ;
Bocca adorata. 12772.
Torna ca pure Napule t’aspetta
19216.
Mauro-Cottone (Melchiorre) :
Cantilena e musetta. 2807.
Variations on a theme by Gevaert.
26770.
Maury (Lowndes) jr.:
Fight, Montana. 22518.
Up with Montana. 24160.
Mavin (Freda) Three preludes.
13850.
Mawhinney (Alice) High flying.
27826.
Mawhinney (H. A.) Sad and blue.
21280.
Maxham (E. C.) Royal arch march.
4069.
Maxim (Florence) See Cutter (F. M.)
Maxson (Frederick) All my heart
this night rejoices. 22002.
Maxwell (Billie). Billy Venero.
27224.
Maxwell (Charles) :
After. thinking it over. 7325.
Meet the boy friend. 11239.
Maxwell (Ted) Fagan love song.
24971.
1934
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Maxwell-Thomas music publishers:
Broadway rhythm. 9963, 17441.
He burns me up and he knocks me
cold. 10598.
Paddle your heart down a river
of dreams. 11590.
May (C. J.) Ere evening shadows
round me close, 577.
May (D. C.):
I’ve found my heaven in you.
20391. .
Say. 21297.
What you gonna do when I’m
gone. 7160.
May (Eduard):
Blond muss sie sein. 19669.
Cytheria. 4385.
Jeden tag sonnenschein... 20518,
20519.
Rajah. 6417, 21215.
Sag mal, wer ist die dame. 1857.
May (Fred): :
Sunshine of my heart.
To you. 26682.
May (Hans):
Denk’ an den roten mohn! 24833.
Du meines herzens ungekronte
26552.
k6nigin. 7801.
Du weisst ja nicht, was frthling
heisst. 24901.
Duft, der eine schéne frau beg-
leitet. 7804.
Grosse liebe kommt nur einmal
im leben—. 3177. ©
Ich hab’ kein auto, ich hab’ kein
FIULETEUE a. (eG.
Ich h6ér so gern’ musik, wenn ich
verliebt bin! 18097.
Ich triumte am Rhein in der dim-
merstund’. 28016.
Ich warte auf die antwort deines
herzens. 28017.
Kasperle. 20568.
Liebes friulein, wenn sie heute
abend frei sind... 20647,
20648.
Mein liebes deutsches heimatland!
20821, 20822.
Rose, rot wie blut ... 23724.
Schwiegermutter, schwimm’ doch
nach Amerika. 18902.
Was hiltst du von Veronika?.
21761, 21764.
Wenn in werder wieder die bitume
bliih’n. 2398.
May (Jack):
He’s gone away. 27806.
I will always keep rememb’ring
you. 28007.
Janith. 28122.
Just behind the clouds.
May dance. 16145.
28163.
Mayat (Rafael) :
Amigo del amor. 27117.
Carmela. 27317.
Chuparrosa. 27374.
Delicias. 27495.
Fracaso. 27681.
Mulato. 28512.
Noche de abril. 28637.
Pochas. 28827.
Puerta. 28868.
Ya la tarde. 29582.
Maybrick (Laura) Veteran’s song.
24426 (295).
Maye (Dennis) Dainty Dinah. 17601.
Maye (Paul):
Déja. 5031.
Peuple ne sait pas. 11642.
Mayehoff (HE. M.) My life with you.
23370.
Mayer (Nellie) :
Fare-well. 10387.
My Spanish sweetheart.
Mayerl (Billy):
House on a hill-top. 10657.
I shan’t let you out of my sight.
27979.
Jasmine. 18182.
Legends of King Arthur.
Lily pond. 28075.
Miss Up-to-date. 11287.
Pick up the rhythm. 26174.
Sennen Cove. 11870.
11406.
15997.
Three contrasts. 25785.
Wistaria. 17157.
Mayes ptg. co., ine. Phyllis and the
shrine. 16473.
Mayfair music co. Say, Sadie! 28961.
Mayfield (Alice) :
Honey in de comb. 27853.
Mah little tater blossom. 28368.
Mayfield (James) :
‘After the sun goes down.
Cinderella’s ball. 15254.
Garden in Spain. 15540.
Highbrow lowdown. 15665:
Mayhead (Phyllis) Forget-me-not,
NT
Mayhew (W. L.):
Waiting for that thing called hap-
piness. 12336.
Don’t ask me, I’ll tell you it’s love.
505.
. I’m so happy when the sun is shin-
ing. 27968.
Mayhofer (Edward):
17255.
Powder and rouge. 3968.
Premier. 3975.
Vengeance. 4408.
Maynard (Elinor) Moonlight memo-
ries. 6057.
Maynard (N. M.)
thy God. 3976.
Mayne (Marcelle)
it. 10970.
Prepare to meet
Keep on repeating
INDEX
Mayock (E. P.) Little kewpie. 11083.
Mayor (Edouard) :
Ten little fancies for ten little
fingers. 16149.
When a major meets a minor.
- 17087.
Mays (Bert)
1380.
Mazas (F.)
Michigan River blues.
Du démanché. 548.
Mazot (Jean) Mystére des ruines.
3767.
Maytt (J. R.):
Condenada. 27411.
Ciudad de Juaja. 273882.
Gitana. 27720.
Mazuca (Caterina) :
Duce of Italy. 7803.
Judge Francis B. Allegretti sere-
nade. 13612.
Rising high! 26274.
William Hale Thompson march.
17149.
You belong to me.
. Mazuca (F. P.):
Duce of Italy. 7808.
Judge Francis B. Allegretti sere-
nade. 13612.
Rising high! 26274.
William Hale Thompson march.
17149.
You belong to me. 19447.
Mazur (Joe) In Dixie I long to be.
15845. j
Mazzarino (J. J.) Menuet in G, no. 1.
1370.
Mazzeo (J. N.):
Come, get me. 17554.
Oh what a chance he’s got. 163881.
She’s only a bird of fashion.
16681.
We're going to the park. 17068.
You ought to know. 19468.
Mazzeri (G. C.) Flying thoughts.
5230:
Me for you. 22752, 23220, 23381, 23812,
23836.
_ Meacham (H. K.):
19447.
Angel voices in the night. 17801.
Hooray for the U.S. AC’ Aa7oaL
T’ll bear the cross of Jesus. 18009.
I’m hidden behind the _ blood.
18040.
I want to meet my friends in
heaven. 18084.
If I could win the world for Jesus.
18103.
Let your life be full of days.
18284.
Liberty bell. 18285.
My spirit shall never go down to
the grave. 18556.
Plenty of room in heaven for all.
18757.
Sing for me the songs of Jesus.
18960.
Ten commandments. 19137.
Veil in the temple. 19271.
Meacham (W. C.):
Battle of Armageddon. 17351.
Blood of Jesus makes me free.
17411.
Forward, loyal Americans. 17785.
His blood alone ean make you
free. 17928.
Saviour’s love is all I need. 18879.
Where Jesus is. 19375.
Yes, Jesus loves me. 19432.
Mead (C. P.) Up with the Flag.
29379.
Meade (I. O.) Birds of the woodland.
24594.
Meade (Wm.)
lie. 26950.
Meade (Margery) pseud.
(Margaret)
Meadows (Margaret) :
Golden memories.
Holiday pictures.
Meakin (J. B.):
Creation, a ballet of machines.
Why should I tell a
See Ryan
3164.
3235.
2890.
She’s my sweet girl. 4134.
Meale (J. A.):
T’ll praise my Maker. 3299.
Message of Christmas. 1378.
Valse mysterieuse. 2306.
Mears (Charley) My dream is you.
6109.
Medaris (M. S.)
Bway. 17550.
Medaris (W. F.)
Medealfe (R. L.)
21520.
Medellin (Hmilio) :
Jovencita. 3456.
Sentimiento. 4112.
Triguenhita dame un beso.
Medina (Francesco)
Come back to old
My pal Sue. 1500.
Sweetheart mine.
4358.
Donne curiose.
24855.
Medina (José) Siempre WHspafia.
29032.
Medio evo latino. 7310 (91).
Medley (Gay) pseud. See Schultz
(M. G.).
Medley of negro spirituals. 3647.
Mednikoff (Nicolai) :
To spring. 19203.
Why so pale and wan? 19895.
Meehan (Albert) :
My pal. 20955.
Prés de toi. 17383.
Meek (Herbert) :
Happy day. 20197.
I don’t wanna. 20313.
I’m that way about you.
Lazy waters. 238050.
22831.
1936
pt. Ill, 0. s., v. 24
—_—
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Meek (J. A.) After. I knew you.
24442.
Meek (M.M.) Years, tears and mem-
ories. 26988.
Meeker (G. H.) Hattie Brown.
17892.
Meerstern, ich dich gritisse. 20817.
Mees (H. A.) Cause I just have to
come back to you. 17490.
Megarey (Anne) Gloria in excelsis
Deo. 10531.
Megibben (Winnifred) :
Lucky me. 23161.
28930.
24354.
Rumble seat.
Would you care.
Mehner (Gustav) :
Capriccio fantastique. 300.
Evening prayer. 17724. '
Mehrab (Harry) Presidential march.
38977.
Mehsikomer (Walter) Where have
you been all my life. 12435.
Meier (T. F.) Christmas fantasy.
Blot:
Meiga (La) 25792.
Meigs pub. co. Our love gifts. 238552.
Meis (G. de) Secrets du violon. 4109.
Meis (Jacinthe de) See Meis (Gia-
cinto de)
Meisel (Will): -
Das hat der Herrgott fein. ge
macht. 24808.
For a bunch of lilac. 669.
Fraulein, pardon! 10463.
Liebling, wie sit dein name.
16018.
Lied der liebe hat eine stisse mel-
odie. 16019.
Wenn es friihling wird. 123871.
Won’t you give in? 21888, 21889.
Meisel & co. (Edition) G. m. b. H.:
Budapest. 15189.
Das hat der Herrgott fein ge-
macht. 24808.
EXrst trinken wir noch eins... .!
10349.
Fanny. 10385.
For a bunch of lilac. 669.
Friulein, pardon! 10468.
Hallo, Margot! du lieber Herrgott.
783.
Heut’ abend um halb = neun.
10623.
Ich schick’ dir ein paar veilchen.
15818.
Kiss me and then forget me.
1148.
Liebling, wie ist dein name.
16018.
Lied der liebe hat eine siisse mel-
odie. 16019.
Madelchen vom Rhein. 11168.
Nur eine nacht mit dir allein.
11486.
Wenn du einmal dein herz ver-
schenkst. 12369.
Wenn es friihling wird. 12371.
Meissner (H. A.) Lullaby. 20740.
Meistersinger (Die) 7073, 21745.
Meistersinger von Niirnberg. 29421.
Mejia (Carlos) Para mi canton me
voy. 26140.
Mejor del puerto. 25795.
Melanson (G. E.) jr. There’s a dif-
ference between a friend and a pal.
26645.
Melara (Carlos)
22858.
Melara (Henry) Mercedes.
Melbourne (John):
Barney McClare.
I wander all alone.
23256.
4712.
From morning to evening. 3111.
Swanee River home. 6811.
Mélé (Fred):
A Venise. 9711.
J’ aime ta mansarde. 1079.
Mitsue. 3674.
Paname, Paname n’est pas Paris.
3899.
Son premier rendez-vous. 11983.
Viens Toinon. 9491.
Voila Pourquoi. 12329.
Melhor musica do mundo. 25796.
Melichar (Alois) :
Auf, auf mein herz. 19581.
Auferstehn. 19582.
Ostern. 21100.
Melle portez arme. 2589 (184).
Mellette (Pearl) Sheik’s yodel.
16684.
Mello (Kurt) Serenissimus-marsch.
11883.
Mellon (R. K.) pseud. See Bliss
(Paul).
Melodies from Martha. 16158.
Mélodies populaires des provinces de
France. 3650, 3651.
Melody music co. Pickle song. 3936.
Melody music house. Beneath Mon-
tana skies. 2736.
Melrose (Frank) :
Jelly roll stomp. 5727.
Fourty and tight. 20098.
Pass the jug. 6807.
Melrose (Lester) :
Aunt Jemima stomp. 7415.
Boot that thing. 4778.
Bull fiddle rag. 2787.
Don’t ery honey. 5070.
Dreaming blues. 528.
Fourty and tight. 20098..
Good feelin’ blues. 20162.
_I won’t give you none. 138501.
I would if I could. 8221.
Isabella. 18566.
Jelly roll stomp. 5727.
Pass the jug. 6307.
Piggly wiggly. 11648.
1937
m INDEX
Melrose (Lester)—Continued.
Real estate mamma. 1784.
St. Louis bound 6528.
Shake that jelly roll. 4127.
Smoke-shop-drag. 6687.
Somebody’s been using that thing.
9215, 26445.
South African blues.
Wailin’ blues. 21746.
You can’t get enough of that stuff.
29602.
Melrose (Walter) It’s bad for your
soul. 18174, 25465.
Melrose bros. music co., ine.:
Ace in the hole. 9716, 17245.
Chile blues. 24714.
Chopin’s most famous composi-
tions. 2840.
Congo love song. 27415.
For just a little love from you.
20080.
Fraternity man. 3107.
Georgia swing. 25056.
Girl I love. 22597.
Iowa fights. 25448.
It’s bad for your soul.
25465.
Jehovah. 28128.
Just one little smile from
13633.
My Phi Kap girl. 25938.
Roll on deep ocean roll on,
Some rainy day. 4170.
Weather bird. 2891.
Melrose music co. One other day.
Za00D,
Melson
8376.
Melson (H. B. B.)
17236.(2i5 ).
Meltz (C. H.) Dreams
queen. 539, 5106.
Meluzio (Carlo) pseud. See Meluzio
(Carmine )
Meluzio (Carmine) :
Coney Island. 12924.
Erminia. 17715.
Farfalla notturna. 5185.
Palpiti d’amore. 23571.
Melvin (Ernest) :
12020.
18174,
you.
(David) King. of the air.
Lazarre waltzes.
of valley
Little sweet my soul. 188312.
Our lad. 6282.
Melvin (H. P.) Waiting for you.
2358.
Mencher (Murray) :
I bet I’m gettin’ somepin’. 20296.
There must be a Sweetheart for
me. 21586.
Wrap it up, I’ll take it along with
me. 21895.
Mendel (Jacques) Derniére grimace.
2936, 2937.
6474.
pt. iy, nis. vel
—_—-
Mendell (F. C.):
French de Paris lassie.
French de Paris mother.
Mendello (J. G. G.)
15651.
Mendelssohn (Arnold) :
Sechs vorspiele. 28434.
Weihnachts oratorium.
(78).
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (J. L. F.):
Auf fliigeln des gesanges. 9709
(154).
Berceuse. 25814.
Calme de.la mer. 183882.
Canzonetta.. 23248.
Capriccio brillant.
Comedy excitement.
Cradle song. 18445.
Easter jubilate. 1367.
Htude. 6005.
Fingal’s cave
(50).
Gloria Patri.
Gondellied. 13884.
Hebriden. 8590.
Hochzeitsmarsch aus
nachtstraum. 16170.
If with all your hearts. 138885.
Lord, we pray Thee. 284835.
Melodie in G. 16646.
Midsummernight’s dream. 21964
(51).
Notturno. 1368.
On wings of song. 1369, 23250.
Slow movement. 23251.
Songs without words. 6006.
Spring song. 6007, 11259.
To greet the spring. 23252, 23258.
Venetian gondola song. 23254.
684.
685.
Heart beats.
21964
25815. .
13883.
overture. 21964
23249.
Sommer-
Mendes (Peppino) Si va in citta.
14412.
Mendez (M. J.):
Antes y ahora. 27132.
Florecita. 15494.
Mendoza (David):
At close of day. 12667.
Just you. 20559.
Love’s first kiss. 1284.
Wild orchids. 9611, 12476.
You’re the only one for me. 4563,
9681.
Menendez (Nilo) :
Aunque no pueda vivir sin ti.
4672.
Besos bajo la luna. 22117.
Jantar Gitano. 4848.
Dime. 22369.
Hn la reja Tapatia. 13094.
Jamas me olvides. 15907.
Negra soy. 28598.
Porqué me dejaste, amor.
Quisiera. 23663.
Tierra mia. 14670.
Viniste del cielo.
28844,
29406.
1958
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Mengel (Alice) :
Classic. 19807.
Escape. 20003.
Heroic. 20244.
Icicles. 20417.
Jungle. 20542
Jungle valse.
Lilt. 20654.
Mazurka. 20812.
Mist. 20861.
Pegasus. 21144.
Processional. 21198.
Rag. 21210.
Rocking song.
Trailing mists.
" 20543.
21252.
21657.
Valse in 8 parts. 21714.
Menges (E. E.):
Little artist. 8444.
Marching song. 8540.
My bed is a boat. 86738.
Swing. 9882.
Menges (F. C.):
Break of dawn. 19703.
Bubbling over. 22170.
De Molay boys. 248382. -
Dream of dreams. 19957.
Men of metal. 23247.
Menini (Guido) Medio-evo. 8566.
Menkes (J. B.) Madonna’s lulla-
by. 18381.
(Olga) Toast of Broadway.
Toast of Broadway.
Mennetti (E. S.):
Just keep smiling your troubles
away. 238004.
Women-women-women-what you’ve
done to me. 24342.
Mennonite general conference.
committee.
ren. 14512.
Mennonite pub. house.:
Jesus shall so come again. 22971.
Music
Songs of cheer for child-
Shine where you are. 6630.
Songs of cheer for children.
14512.
Menzler (A.) Wiegenlied. 9709
(260).
Mercado (Sol) Gaelic patrol. 22570.
Merchant (Carrie) In the land of
memory. 15862.
Mercier (F. X.)
15524.
Mercier (René):
Amour’ ea iva’ Po dais
9776.
Déshabillez-vous. 5036, 17638.
Nuits d’ Argentine. 6205.
On n? me la fait pas. 26087.
Trop petit, trop grand. 6986.
Mercury music pub. co. All nuts don’t
grow on trees. 387.
France et Canada.
de rien.
Meredith (A. T.) Mother’s smile.
6075.
Meredith (I. H.):
All hail. 19528.
Be still. 24426 (18).
Behold I stand at the door and
knock. 24426 (22).
Believe on the Lord. 24426 (24).
Bethlehem story. 17885.
Bring back the lost ones.
(31).
But is that all. 24426 (32).
Children’s hosanna. 19780.
Chiming Easter bells. 19491 (87).
Christmas glory song. 19800.
Closer, dear Lord, to Thee. 24426
(43).
Come unto Me. 24426 (51).
Comforter holy. 24426 (58).
Consecration. 24426 (57).
Cradle of Bethlehem. 22294.
Day in June. 17618.
Easter carols. 19491 (55).
Essex-on-Champlain. 20004.
Father hear me. 24426 (88).
First Easter story. 19491 (68).
Garden of glory. 17800.
Hail! Easter King. 20185.
Heart gifts. 20227.
I am with thee. 24426 (115).
I heard the bells on Christmas
day. 22770.
If we walk in the light.
(118).
It is God’s way, His will be done.
24426 (125).
Jehovah’s praise. 20521.
Jesus is calling you home.
(127).
Jesus knows.
Jesus prays for me.
Lilies. 19491 (128).
Living waters. 24426 (146).
Love gift. 20716.
Love’s rainbow. 17236 (231).
Master I pray Thee. 19491 (148).
Meredith’s choir songs. 20839.
More like my Savior. 24426 (188).
'~Mother-love. 18487.
24426
24426
24426
24426 (129).
24426 (130).
My friend and guide. 24426
(195).
My mother. 20944.
Nature’s HKastertide. 19491 (165).
Only waiting. 24426 (211).
Our Lord shall come again. 24426
(213).
Our refuge. 24426 (214).
Peace with God. 24426 (218).
Rock of ages. 19491 (199).
Santa Claus minstrels. 24426
(248).
Shall I crucify Him. 24426 (250).
Sheltered in His love. 17236
(367).
1939
INDEX a.
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
Meredith (I. H.)—Continued.
Show forth the praises.
(251).
Star of promise. 19039.
There is a green hill far away.
19491 (2385)..
They that wait upon the Lord.
24426 (275).
Tidings of great joy. 24085.
Victories of prayer. 24426 (296).
Voice of the Savior. 24426 (300).
24426
Wake the joyful song. 19491
(255).
When Jesus talks with me. 24426
(305).
White carnation. 19381.
Meredith (J. I.) If love is what you
say it is. 18517.
Mergentime (Lloyd) Love dream.
20715.
Mérigot (F.) Joyeux matin. 25501.
Merikanto (0O.) Solace. 9205, 9206.
Merit music pub. co.: :
American press. 7362.
Parade of the baa baa _ sheep.
8874.
Meriwether (C. M.)
eatchy, flashy little mama.
I’ve a snappy
13483.
Merling (F. E.) In a little cozy
corner. 5652.
Mermaid. 3662.
Mero (W.P.) Favorite waltz. 24630.
Meroff (Benny) That little boy of
mine. 24029.
Merriam (R. H.) Old Glory goes by.
16388.
Merrick (Frank) Two movements in
symphonie form. 11263.
Merrick (W. E.):
Pamela. 1667.
Trinidad blues. 2242.
You orta learn that thing. 2955.
Merrico (Walt) pseud. See Merrick
(W. E.)
Merrie England. 19491 (149).
Merrié-go-round. 28486.
Merril (W. O) If I had been Mary’s
little lamb. 5635.
Merrill (M. B.) Apple tree swing.
21964 (7).
Merrill (W. P.)
in perfect peace.
Merrili (William)
you. 25308.
Merriwell (Robert) I am not lone-
some when my memories are of you.
3272.
Merry-merry. 9974, 9979, 10525, 11266,
12191, 12497.
Merry widow. 28440.
Merry widow waltz.
Thou wilt keep him
24078.
I’m cuckoo over
25821.
Merseburger (Carl) :
Hlegie. 249238.
Fortsetzung der orchesterstudien. |
5239, 10458.
Meistersinger. 21745.
Orchester-studien fiir viola. 6269,
21096, 26110, 26111.
Parsifal. 21745.
Quintett fiir 5 blasinstrumente.
20215.
Schwierige stellen aus kammer-
musikwerken. 21308, 26355,
26356.
Sonate in C moll. 6717.
Streichtrio. 16813.
6 kammerstticke. 16640.
12: trios: 115029:
Merson (Miksa) Valse at twilight.
29389.
Mertke (Eduard) :
Capriccio brillant. 25815.
Konzertsttick in F-moll. 18248.
Merwin (Bob) Im rolling in love.
5568.
Merwin (R. A.):
Adoration. 12607.
Frivolity. 18204.
Harp of the North. 798.
In Flanders fields. 1018.
Oft in the twilight glow. 3887.
Serenade. 11875.
Merz (Otto) :
Amina. 52.
Espanita. 585.
Fireflies. 648.
Mesorana (Florencio) :
Borinquen. 27261.
Coronel Roosevelt.
Message of good will.
Messager (André) :
Aventure de la Guimard. 9709
(13)
Coups de roulis. 4138, 24773.
Deux pigeons. 18011.
Fortunio’s song. 10459, 15516.
Grey house. 10568, 15604.
Véronique. 17027.
Messalinette. 24426 (178).
Messenheimer (Sam) :
Hittin’ the deck. 25192.
I am a pirate bold. 25239.
24763.
23261.
Lady of the morning. 3507.
Pirate song. 26182.
Pirates. 26188.
Singing a vagabond song. 18962,
26417.
Wooden leg parade. 26980.
Messick (N. HE.)
17139.
Messier (André) :
Crépuscule a Oudjda. 15292.
Why, I wonder why.
Miseremini. 1394.
Miss Frisson. 13905.
Messin’ around. 12565.
1940
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Messina (A. J.) Song of sunny Italy.
19005. .
Messina (G. M.) I love you sweet-
heart of mine. 22797.
Messina (Jos.) Silver threads among
the gold. 9157.
Messina (Tony) Camille! I’d walk a
mile for you. 15209.
Metcalf (C. S.) Israel mourns her
lost splendor. 25456.
Metcalf (J. R.) Zem zem. 24418. |
Metcalf (J. W.):
Absent. 27057 (1, 2), 29647 (1).
Hymn of faith. 12594 (184).
Midi. 19491 (150).
Metealf (Louis) Trumpet’s prayer.
14707.
Metcalf (Robert) My boy. 18957.
Météhen (E.):
Passion de Jeanne d’Are. 21137.
Shéhérazade. 21343.
Methodist book concern.:
Eternal light. 3021, 3022.
Seeking life’s golden keys. 16658.
Metler (Norman) :
Don’t waken me. 24861.
Honolulu night. 22728. _
My castle of dreams. 25905.
Some one came along. 23867.
Somewhere. 4175.
Tell me, winsome Peggy. 21547.
Métra (O.) Roses. 17236 (345).
Metrie (D. A.):
Can you ever forgivé me. 12837.
Please Susie. 28823.
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.:
Annapolis *80. 27130.
Ain’t you baby. 15000.
At close of day. 15060.
Babies 4 la mode. 27166.
Baby follies. 27170.
Beau Brummel. 24558.
Believe me you should know my
girl from Noochateau. 15123.
Blondy. 15152, 17410.
Better things in life. 24590.
Blue bird blues. 9925.
Blue is the night. 24611.
Booperaboop. 27260.
Bundle of old love letters. 17450,
24651.
Call me to arms. 22188.
Campus capers. 10009, 12835.
Canteen song. 17479.
Chant of the jungle. 15233, |
19772.
Charming. 15236, 27343.
Chevalier galant. 10051.
Chinese episode. 27358.
Ching, ching, ching. 24715.
College days. 10091, 12998.
College university. 10092.
Cotton. 24767.
Couple of birds. 24772.
1941
Crashing the golden gate. 15285.
Crying for love. 223805.
Dance of the daffodills. 24792.
Dark night. 24804.
Do I know what I’m doing.
15370.
Does my baby. 19937.
Don’t forget your don’ts. 22395.
Don’t hang your dreams on a
rainbow. 13038.
Dusky Dixie rose. 24907.
Dust “27570! °
Dynamic personality. 1541S,
19970.
Each little sin. 24912.
Hsmeraida. 22464.
Every day is holiday in kidland.
27619.
Everybody tap. 15449.
Faint heart. 17733.
Fascinating you. 13144.
Fashion show. 15468.
Flowers of happiness. 25004.
Following famous _ footsteps.
27665.
For someone I love. 13185.
Forever with you. 15511.
Free and easy. 25026.
Gang song. 15539.
Girl trouble. 25071.
Good old iron side. 25099.
Gorgeous. 10557.
Gotta feelin’ for you. 10558.
Graduation day. 27750.
Grasshopper. 15602.
Gypsy episode. 15615.
Hang on to me. 17881.
Hansom eab drivers. 25136.
Happy cowboy. 27779.
Happy days are here again.
15629.
Harlem heaven. 27786.
Harlem madness. 17886.
He’s good enough for me. 22681.
He’s that kind of a pal. 20222.
Hear the lion roar. 25172.
Hittin’ the deck. 25192.
Hoosier hop. 17952, 17953.
Hot chocolate. 27858.
How am I to know. 17961.
I am a pirate bold. 25239.
I don’t want your kisses. 13396.
I’m following you. 15763.
I’m going to meet Minnie tonight.
25310. .
I’m sailing on a sunbeam. 15780.
I’m trailing arbutus. 25326.
I’ve got a little love song. 15800.
I’ve waited a lifetime for you.
10785, 15805.
I want to! I got to! I have to be
loved. 20399.
Ich liebe dich. 15817.
If he cared. 28021.
INDEX
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer corp.—Contd.
In Monmartre. 25426.
Into my heart. 25444.
It must be an old Spanish custom.
15890.
It must be you. 25464.
Jack and Jill. 15902.
Jumping jack. 28151.
Just a couple of railroad men.
28156.
Just you. 20559.
Just you, just me.
Kansas was
28186.
Kinda cute. 15965.
Lady of the moonlight.
Land of mystery. 25583.
Lash. 23048.
Leave it that way. 28245.
Let me give you love. 25607.
Life is like a checkerboard.
25618.
Like me _ less,
16027.
Loaf and a goose and a cheese.
20690.
Lon Chaney’s going to get you.
11093, 23108.
Love ain’t nothing but the blues.
18344, 18345, 20712.
Lovers. 16089.
Lovers duo. 183859.
Low down rhythm. 11147.
Madam Satan. 23171, 28361.
Man of my own. 16118.
Manhattan serenade. 23190.
March of the old guard. 16118,
28387.
March of time. 28388.
Marianne. 16132. °
Me and my buddy. 18481.
Medley. 24918.
Meet madame. 28419.
Montana eall. 25861.
Moon is low. 28477.
Mysterious island. 25955.
Napoleons boots. 18578.
Narrative. 20970, 28590.
Naughty but nice. 28594.
Navy blues. 163806.
Nobody but you. 11460, 11461.
Oh! king, Oh! queen. 28690.
Oh, what a shape I’m in. 28694.
On the air. 28716.
One for all—all for one. 11546. .
Only love is real. 18677, 26103.
Oo, la, la, la, la. 16412.
Orange blossom time. 11564.
Pagan love song. 8866.
Parad’'s des ecygnes. 11607.
Persian moonlight. 18733.
Pirate song. 26182.
Pirates. . 26183.
18225.
never like this.
25573.
love me more.
1942
Se
pt. Day, n.is.j; Wate
Pirates of love. 26185.
Pompadour. 18765. .
Pomposo. 26197.
Poor but honest. 21183.
Prize fighters’ number. 26218.
Push ’em up Tony. 28869. |
Rarin’ to go. 28886.
Rhythm of the waves. 14301.
Rogue song. 18888, 18839, 28917.
Santiago. 26328.
Say it with a big brass band.
11829.
Shame ery. 213831.
She’s got the boy friend blues.
21337.
Shepherds serenade. 16689, 29023.
Should I. 16695, 16696.
Sing a song of old Montana. 29048.
Singin’ in the rain. 11928.
Smile! comrades. 29073.
Smile, smile, smile. 16719.
Snap your fingers at the blues.
26427.
Somebody is waiting. 29096.
Song of steel. 29108.
Song of the moonbeams. 14505.
Song that the old minstrel sang.
12010.
Sophomore prom. 14514.
Spanish eyes. 12026.
Stand by. 145381.
Sun of a May morning. 16828.
Terrible toreadore. 12156.
That is how it’s done on the stage.
29257.
That wonderful something is love.
21581.
There is a city. 19167.
There is a garden in my dreams.
26644.
There will never be another Mary.
19180.
Three little Broadway buds.
. 26666.
Three little rooms and you. 16929.
Tm O'Reilly. 2938038.
Tonight the world is mine. 19214.
Trail of ’98 march. 12244.
Trailin’ in old Montan’. 26690.
Until the end. 12297, 14740.
Walkin’ the Zep. 26816.
We have each other. 17066.
What does it mean. 24235.
When I’m looking at you. 21807,
29479.
When I see my sugar. 17098.
When old New York was young.
26891.
When the
24275.
Where are you dream girl. 14861.
Where have you been hiding dear.
24288.
roses bloom again.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
White wings. 26982.
Whole darned thing’s for you.
29527.
Why waste your charms. 21860.
Wild orchids. 12476.
Wine. 26957.
Wine woman and song. 26958.
Woman in the shee. 19414, 26973.
Won't you be my lady love. 17170.
Wooden leg parade. 26980.
Wrap me in a Spanish shawl.
12507.
You know who I love. 12531.
You'll come back to me. 17207.
You mustn’t muss the mustard.
12541.
You're locked in my heart Mari-
anne. 12548.
Your mother and mine. 12568.
Metropol (Edition) Baby Gaby and
the clock is playing. 12688.
Mets (W. F.) jr.:
Honey no no no. 27854.
My sweetheart dear. 20968, 25951.
Mettrop (Ernest) O Saviour of man-
kind. 26044.
Metz (Dora):
My rose of the moonlight Arabian
‘ night. 8720.
Waiting for you. 7086.
Metzger (Howard) Oh, Miss Pro-
priety. 11517.
Metzger-Wright (Mabel)
(Mabel Metzger-)
Metzler (EK. E.)
13511.
Metzler
25617.
Metzler & co. (1920) ltd.:
Angels guard thee. 3154.
Fliowers of memory. 3087.
Gods go a-begging. 5369.
Longing. 3568.
Miller and the brook. 8601.
Six characteristic dances for chil-
dren. 17374.
Why did I tell you?
Meulemans (Arthur):
Refieksen. 26247.
Sonatine. 26462.
Meyer (B. van den Sigtenhorst)
Sigtenhorst Meyer (B. van den)
Meyer (C. B.) Thinking of you, my
sweetheart. 2192.
Meyer (Ferdinand) Christmas suite.
2.
See Wright
If I had known.
(Gustav) Liederperlen.
2482.
See
—— pseud. See Foote (Arthur) —
Scott (Charles P.)
Meyer (Frank) Nothin’ to do. 1561.
Meyer (Fred) Fanny Lee. 3046.
Meyer (G. W.):
Broadway baby dolls. 9961,
12792, 12793, 15184, 17440.
Chicken walk. 12882.
Crying for love. 12949, 17586.
I love you, I hate you. 8140,
10728, 18426.
I’m too young to be careful.
10755, 13463.
If I can’t have you. 15824.
If you were mine. 10825, 18522.
15836.
Jig-jig-jigaloo. 13600.
Love is like a rose. 18778.
Love thrills. 11134, 13776.
My song of the Nile. 11404, 14001,
16286, 18552-18554, 20960, 25949,
28568.
My sweet Helene. 11410.
Ophelia will fool you. 16415.
Pilly pom pom plee. 16476.
Ship of my dreams. 14405.
Someone. 16744, 21407, 21408.
Things we want the most are hard
to get. 12192, 14653, 19186.
You baby me—I’ll baby you.
14930.
You can’t believe my eyes. 17197.
Meyer (Joseph) :
Dancing with you. 27463.
Fancy our meeting. 5180.
Ga-ga. 702.
I want to hear you say c’est yous.
20398.
Is it Spain? 10876, 15884.
Lady fingers. 8389.
Let me weep on your shoulder.
1195.
Love divine. 18348.
Memory moon. 23238-23241.
Open book. 6261.
Over the wall of my
16434.
Raise the dust. 1777.
Slow down. 1981.
Something to live for.
This thing called love.
Turn to me. 2263.
Wassa matter with you. 14796.
You are my rain beau, under a
ery baby sky. 14928.
You haunt my dreams.
You're perfect. 4561.
Meyer (Leopold de) Thou knowest
not how fair thou art. 19491 (240).
Meyer (R. L.) You're the theme song
garden.
20183.
12197.
14937.
in my picture of love. 17219.
Meyer-Higen (A.) Reichsprasident
Hindenburg. 18816.
Meyer-Helmund (Erik) :
Bei der zigeunerkapelle. 15120.
Blissful dream. 14976 (385).
Gondoliera. 740.
Meine kénigin! 25794.
Vision. 123824.
1943
iINDEX
Se a
Meyer-Raubinek
ettiden fiir violine,
(Hans) Moderne
28469-28471.
Meyer-vy. Freyhold (Heinrich) Und
alles, alles soll vergessen sein.
16989.
Meyerbeer (Giacomo) :
Coronation march. 6012-6014.
Hail Him. 20845.
Ombra leggiera, 25824.
Shadow dance. 17236 (267, 268).
Meyers (G. J.) I wish I was a baby
ALAIN 4230,
Meyers (Louis) I’m looking thru
glasses of blue. 22821,
Meyrovitz (David):
Ad musai. 19500.
Tzion is dain. 21694.
Meyerowitz (David) Treren oi treren.
4357.
Meyerowitz (Harry) :
A la fontaine. 4580.
Aladdin. 29.
Album leaf in BE. 9744.
Concert variations upon the tune
of London bridge ig falling
down. 27410.
Dolly’s waltz. 15878.
Little Chinese girl.
Spooks. 16789.
Meyers (E. R.):
Hot stuff. 17960.
Joost-a moost-a be
about me. 18194,
My mean Missouri man.
No place to go. 18601.
On a South Sea isle with you.
18657.
Sam Brown.
Meyers (Helen) :
I’m synthetic Sarah from Sagi-
naw. 27967.
Just say the words and it’s O. K.
with me. 28171.
Meyers (Vic):
Moonlight makes me think of you.
3682.
"Neath the palms.
Red River Valley.
Wishing. 7229,
Mezzacapo (H.):
Esprit francais,
Esprit Viennois.
Micale (Samuel)
with you. 4065.
Miceli (G.) EHlegia.
Miceli (Joseph) :
Cita. 4921.
Sevilla! 1929,
Michael (Giovanni) pseud. Ricordo di
16042.
something
18537.
18872.
16307.
14279.
10356, 15439.
15440,
Rosillda I’m in love
22458.
Napoli. 18828.
Michaelis ( Theodor) Schmiede im
Walde. 6555.
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
Michaud (D. J.):
I’m not satisfied just to dream.
5065.
Palms of paradise. 14136.
Pennsylvania. 11635.
Miche (Paul) Romance. 23712,
Michel (B. L.) If the rest of the boys
don’t want you. 18110,
Micheli (Giulio de) ;
Cecilla. 10026.
Danza di Damine.
In campagna. 8247,
Notte di stelle. 11479,
Réverie. 26263.
Serenata gaia.
Micheline. 6018.
Michels (Walter) Grimbalina. 10569.
Mickelson (Esther) Peace, 26153.
Mickey (W. H.):
Someday. 26449,
What makes me love you_ so.
21793.
Micklem (R. C.)
O Lord. 20406.
Middlemiss (A. N.)
9675.
Middlesex hymn book, 1382.
Middleton (Horace) Pindar’s Athen-
ian dithyramb. 14184.
Midgley (C. W.) jr.:
Barecarolle. 27186.
10166.
16664. °
1 will praise Thee,
Youw’re divine.
Hollywood serenade. 27840,
Love story. 28340.
Midgley (Charles) :
Barcarolle. 27186.
Hollywood serenade. 27840.
Love story. 28340.
Midgley (Charley) Who cares any-
how. 19383.
Midyett (BH. R.)
your heart dear.
Mies (Paul):
Andante. 24627,
Hausmusik zu spielen und zu
Singen. 25151,
Lieder und gesiinge mit begleitung
des klaviers. 26840.
Ouvertiire. 25033.
Suite ftir schtilerorchester, 26542.
Miessner (W. O.):
Music hour. 1449, 20900.
Music hour in the kindergarten
and first grade. 18494
Mignan (Edouard) :
Heure ensoleillée, 13330.
Imploration. 13524.
Mignon. 4577 (394), 6922, 19190.
Mignone (Eugenio) Bella Napoli.
7488. .
Mignone (Francisco) :
Congada. 24750.
Coquita. 24759.
Katiuska. 25545.
Lenda sertaneja no. 3. 25598.
Perlita. 26164.
Hold me close to
13343.
1944
Mihalovici (Marcel)
16184.
Mihaly (Buzis) Nur das kleine wort-
chen ach. 3819.
Mihaly (Hisemann)
stern. 27567.
Mika (Edward):
Atamanka. 22051.
Biaty orzet. 22120.
Dia mtodych. 223877.
Hranus. 22555.
Ginia. 22593.
Kielbasa. 15964.
Kujawiak staropolski,
Moje ztotko. 11301.
Na bok z drogi. 16298.
Rozia. 23728.
Stary hultaj. 239380.
Szalona. 16867.
W stodole. 21744.
Z Chicago. 24415.
Z nad wisty. 24416.
Z pod nogi. 17226.
Zabawa w Galicyi.
Zakopiahski. 27047.
Mikell (Clayton) It’s always you.
1072.
Milan (Luis) Pavane. 8887-8889.
Eterna nostalgia.
Quatre caprices.
Du bist mein
(23032.
27045.
Morand (CT. oR)
27612.
Milanesi (G. S.):
Alba fosca. 73388.
Artema. 7397.
Dialogo giocoso.
Moerer. 8622.
Motivo nostalgico. 16226.
Serenata alle maschere. 14390.
Milazzo (John) Pract:cal scales and
chord studies for the violin. 23626.
Milde (Engelbert) Man kann beim
bier, ae schatz. 18892.
Milenka. 4577 (351).
Miles dele Lonely cowboy. 28308.
Miles (A. D.) My beautiful brown-
eyed gimme gir!. 20906.
Miles (C. A.):
‘All for me. 17236 (5).
Beloved, now are we the sons of
God. 17286 (39).
Blood. 236 (50):
Call to praise. 27306.
Cleansing in the _ blood.
(2).
Debt is paid. 17236 (100).
Go and tell it all to Jesus.
(145).
He did it.
15351.
17236
17236
8015.
INDEX
-nos. 1-12, 1929
Migot (Georges) : He shall cover thee. 2589 (114).
Chrysanthémes qd’ or. 10069. Homeward. 17236 (165).
Deux préludes. 38666. I am redeemed. 2589 (125).
Klégie A Clyméne qui est aux I found it at the cross. 172386
rives de la Chine. 564. (171).
Prelude-Salut et Dance. 3974. In the blood. 2589 (182).
Surprise amoureuse. 2095. Just before the dawning of the
day. 24426 (183).
Let Jesus choose. 17286 (217).
Mount of prayer. 2589 (226).
My faith is unshaken. 8683.
Names of His children are there.
2589 (235).
Perfume of flowers. 12594 (305).
Precious Jesus. 17286 (322).
Sight of His face. 9149.
Summer. 17236 (415).
Sunbeam. 17236 (416).
Tell me the story. 2589 (822).
They never die up yonder. 2589
(329).
Tis love, redeeming love. 17236
(427).
To and fro. 17236 (428).
Triumph of the King. 14976 (351).
Victory. 2589 (3851).
Way of the cross. 17236 (456).
What are these. 17236 (465).
When Jesus leads. 17236 (469).
Whosoever will. 17236 (479).
Your cross and mine. 9693.
Miles (D. D.) Wheeze sniff wheeze.
12897.
Miles (G. M.) productions. :
Apple blossom time. 2648.
Girl for every month. 38142.
Just say you love me. 3480.
Miles (Nellie):
Dance of the butterflies.
Our boys in blue. 28734.
Miles (P. N.) Battle. 9860.
Miles (R. H.):
Paraphrase on the Haster hymn
St. Kevin. 1672.
Pomegranate. 6349.
Tidings of peace. 4334.
Miles (Renée) :
Candy-stick land. 17473.
Dream castle. 24876.
Little friends meet. 183800.
Mechanical toys. 18482.
Sandman’s call. 21289.
Tiny tot theatre. 19199.
Toys! toys! toys! 21655.
Miles (W. E.) Fox famous folio of
B flat clarinet solos. 3105.
Miles (W. N.) Going thru Geth-
semane. 3162.
Milet (Tommie) Since uncle tied Ohio
to the shore. 21378.
Bae a lala
(N. M.)
10150.
See Don
1945
INDEX
pt... 3; NBs:
Miley (Bub):
Doin’ the voom vyoom. 10245.
Goin’ to town. 3160.
Milford (Robin) :
Benedicite. 9894.
Elegy on that glory of her sex,
Mrs. Mary Blaize. 10821.
Hlegy on the death of a mad dog.
10322.
Four miniature songs. 18455.
Old age. 8812.
Sir Nicholas’.caper. 11929.
Sweet Auburn. 12099.
Milhaud (Darius):
Actualités. 21977.
Ballade. 11275.
Concerto. 28449.
Création du monde.
Polka. 8937.
Psaume 121. 11718.
Quatrain. 21206.
Sonatine. 9227.
6°. symphonie.
Milhite (Monte) My heart is bluer
than your eyes, cherie. 6117.
Mille (Thelma de). See De
(Thelma)
Millegram (Carl) Love divine. 18348.
Miller (A. H.) In our little aeroplane
15289.
12592.
Mille
of dreams. 20456.
Miller (A. J.). Queen of my heart.
18799.
Miller (A. T.) Sweet Sue. 6828.
Miller (Al):
Don’t be no fool. 22389.
I found your keyhole. 22766.
I would if I could. 8221.
It ain’t killed nobody yet. 18172.
Maybe you'd feel that way too.
23218.
Somebody’s been using that thing.
9215, 26445.
You can’t get enough of that stuff.
29602.
Miller (B. A.):
Laughing. eyes.
Laura. 20620.
Lovely one. 8492.
Querida mia. 28879.
Miller (Billie) pseud.
(O, 239
Miller (Bob):
By the honeysuckle vine.
Dry votin’. 15411.
Farm relief blues. 15466.
Farmer’s letter to the President.
28238.
See Miller
22178.
22500.
Forgotten. 15515.
Golden wings. 15586.
Gonna get on the river. 27737.
History of the world. 22707.
Hobo from the T. M. P.
27835.
line.
I'll put on my long: white robe.
15748.
I took my time a-goin. 15798.
In the hills of Arkansaw. 28070.
Ivy covered cabin. 5716.
Keep on keepin’ on. 13650.
"Leven cent cotton. 11050.
Misery in Arkansaw. 28458. .
Mother’s dying prayer. 6071.
Sing fa-de-riddle sing da. 9171.
“Sippin cider. 29056.
So I bawt some pretzels. 6692.
Song of the blind child. 6725.
Sorghum. 9254.
Toodle lolly da. 14685.
Waiting song. 4433.
We're at peace with the world.
29454.
What does the deep sea Say.
12391.
When evening winds are sighing -
home sweet home. 7169.
Where did you get that name?
4488.
Who is that a comin’ down the
mountain. 9589.
Wild and reckless hobo. 29541.
Miller (C. C.) Bee march. 19628,
19629.
Miller (C. BE.) Shall I, wasting in
despair. 1934.
Miller (C: K.):
It is all right to cry. 28097.
Mother dear. 28490.
Miller (Chas.) :
Grotesque. 10570.
Rural intermezzo. 16603.
Snappy weather. 18980.
Miller (Clyde) Somewhere-somehow-
someday. 29104.
Miller (D.) Daughter come down.
460.
Miller (D. T.) You'll always be my
sweetheart. 17206.
Miller (Daniel) As long as the stars
shine above. 7401.
Miller
14324.
Miller (KE. H.)
(EK. B.) Rose for Rosalie.
He’ll wipe all tears
from every eye. 10601.
Miller (EK. M.) My _ radio queen.
13998.
Miller (EK. W.)
Miller (Ernest):
How could I be ever blue. 22734.
We want no buggyrides. 2886.
Who will be in love with me?
O, England. 21023.
4498.
Miller (Etta) Just a vision of my
mother. 18209.
Miller (IF. F.):
Marvelous one. 28398.
Message of love. 28442.
1946
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Miller (F. H.)
S522. -
Miller (F. L.):
Best is yet to be. 7498.
Bye little baby bye. 7558.
Won’t you forgive and forget dear.
Maiden and a rose.
12501.
Miller (G.) Daughter come down.
460.
Miller (G. F.) Ive got them stock
market blues. 27990.
Miller (G. J.) With you always.
26970.
Miller (Gates) Gate’s blues. 13220.
Miller (H.) Nobody cares. 28636.
Miller (H. B.):
He is my sunshine boy. 10599.
Lies. 8422. —
Miller (H. C.):
Air pilot. 15002.
Busy bee march. 17452.
Coast guard. 19811.
Community spirit. 19829.
Dan Cupid up to date. 4991.
Happy greeting. 15630.
International good will. 8277.
Uncle Reuben’s old time jubilee.
21696.
Yankee division A. E. F. 7251.
Miller (H. N.) High-ways to heaven.
8045.
Miller (H. S.) Christmas hymn.
22244,
Miller (J. A. J.) Giovanna. 3141.
Miller (J. C.)
22925.
Miller (J. T.) Maid of all my dreams.
283869.
Miller (J. W.):
Bluebird of happiness. 7523.
Good morning glory. 7970.
No more playin’. 8764.
Miller (Jack):
In the hills of Malibu.
From sunrise to sunset. 3112,
5258.
Sweet one. 29191.
Till your happiness happens along.
24091.
Miller (John) Sometime. 9221.
Miller (L. L.) Little Boy Blue. 8446.
Miller (Laurel) Calling you back
again. 22191.
Miller (Leuella) :
Chicago blues. 2835.
Jefferson City blues.
Troublesome blues. 4865.
Worried papa blues. 4531.
Miller (Lou) That’s when I fell in
love with you. 14628.
Miller (Lucy):
Pool. 6355.
Whom the gods destroy. 9591.
Miller (M. H.) I’ve got a sweetie.
13484.
3444,
2469—30——25
Miller (M. K.)
mother. 28282.
Miller (Naoma)
wood. 10981.
Miller (Qad,) :
Girls. 25072.
Sweet memories of you. °26567.
Miller (R. J.):
In the month of June.
Menuet. 25817.
Miller (R. M.):
Mamima. 11185, 18811.
Nissaki. 11450, 14042.
Uintah. 7019, 12288,
Miller (R. N.) Miller’s tune and mel-
ody method for the violin. 16186.
Miller (Ray) In my garden of mem-
Little brown eyed
Just a bit of drift-
22928.
ory. 3401, 5663.
Miller (S. H.) In the garden of my
dreams. 8260.
Miller (S. N.) Fool that I was.
22537.
Miller (S. O.) To be with you again.
BOG.
Miller
10641.
Miller (Theodora)
Miller (W. H.)
now. 14480.
Miller (W. W.):
Cheer up old pal and smile. 331.
Won’t you come back, old sweet-
heart. 2520.
Miller (Wen) Hazy dawning.
Miller-Krausse music co.:
Marvelous one. 28398.
Message of love. 28442.
Miller-Mathis (Mattie) See
(M. M.)
Milleriam (Joseph)
your arms. 8409.
Miller’s tune and melody method for
the violin. 16186.
(Stanley) Home and _ you.
Sweet Sue. 6828.
Some-one is lonesome
13308.
Mathis
Let me fall in
Millich (Antony) & co. Last song.
28236.
Milliette (R. J.) Still wondering
about you. 26523.
Milligan (V. B.) Smile you owe me.
1990. ;
Millikin (Ernest) :
Big parade. 27221.
How many. 27867.
Miserere. 293898.
i
Moonlight bay. 28482.
Mills (A. M.) Soft steal the shadows.
29087. ;
Mills (Billy) Song of the revelers.
26476.
Mills (E. C.) Thirty gospel specials.
25834.
Mills (Irving):
All quiet on the western front.
22005. L
Aloha Oahu. 45.
1947
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eee eee
Mills (Irving )—Continued.
At the end of the rainbow of love.
2665.
Bag o’ blues. 2695.
Bells of Honolulu. 162.
Blue little you. 204.
Can’t you tell I’m in love with
you? 12840.
Catalina Rose.
’Cause I’m in love.
Charming eyes. 326.
Contented. 404.
Cryin’ the blues. 424.
Do you think of me. 500.
Do you wonder that I love you.
501.
Doin’ the campus crawl.
Down in Argentine. 513.
Down South feeling. 5086.
Dream of a bum. 5097.
Dreamy eyes. 542.
Dreamy Hawaiian eyes.
Dry Martini. 17686.
Eve. 3026. ’
Freshman hop. 3108.
Harvey. 27791.
Hot heels. 10654.
I couldn’t if I wanted to-wouldn’t
if I eould. 892.
I done caught you blues. 895.
I dream of Hawaii and you. 8107.
I found my sunshine in the rain.
12858.
4867.
7760.
548.
902.
I knew that you were mine.
10714.
I know. 5503.
I’m glad I’m onthe bum. 5539.
I’m just wonderin’ who. 3823.
I’m leavin’ my troubles behind.
934.
I’m looking for tulips to kiss
my troubles away. 986.
I’m rolling in love. 5568.
I’m sorry. 940.
I’m talking about my wonderful
gal. 942.
I’ve never been loved by anyone
like you. 10783.:
In a little lane in Honoloo. 1011.
Joanna. 38449.
Junior-senior prom, 8829.
Just as long as you’re treatin’ me
right. 13629.
Just goofy. 18217.
Last night when we were. all
alone. 8525.
Let me be alone with you.
Lost one. 3578.
Magic Island. 16105.
Mauna Loa. 1340.
Mexicali moon. 3665.
Mooch. 1415.
My darlin’ 13961.
Boal.
My dear little home by the sca.
1464, 8680.
My Hawaiian dream girl.
My Lahaina Bose. 11376.
Night club stomp. 18592.
Pickaninny’s cryin’. 6321.
Rush in blues. 6510.
Santa Claus, bring my man back
1473.
~ home. 1868.
Six or seven times. 29062.
Solita. 2003. rit
Sorority stomp. 9255.
Sweet Hawaiian sweetheart of
mine. 9821.
Sweetest melody. 14577.
That’s what I see in you. 4298. |
There is nobody else like you.
4311.
Under starry skies of old Hawaii.
2281.
When the roses bloom again.
2447,
Where the trade winds blow.
12489.
Would you be happy. 4533.
You. 4545. .
You’re the one and only one.
2561.
Mills (Jack) In a tumble-down log
cabin. 20441, 28047.
Mills (Jack) ine.
rainbow. S80.
Mills (Jay):
Ev'ry day away from you. 15451.
Weary feet. 2387.
Mills (Mary) Good bye, good luck
old pal. 10551.
Mills (Sidney) :
Juniaften. 20544.
. Madeleine. 1304.
Mills musie, inc.:
Ain’t misbehavin’. 17261.
All quiet on the western front.
At the end of the
22005.
Are you making believe that you
love me. 2658.
As long aS we are in love. 74.
Baby, does your maybe mean yes?
9830.
Better keep an eye on your man.
24589.
Blow me down. 15155.
Call of love. 7564.
Can’t we get together. 17475.
Can’t you tell I’m in love with
you? 12840.
Carmela. 27318.
’>Cause I’m in love. 4867.
Crazy over Daisy. 2889.
Dance of the wooden dolls. 7710.
Dancing animal crackers. 10158.
Dixie Cinderella. 153865.
Do ya wanna little’ iss-kay.
C136,
1948
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Doin’ the campus crawl. T7760.
Dorothy. 10260. —
Fascinating dream. 10392.
For one another. 20081.
Freeze an’ melt. 15528.
Freshman hop. 3108.
Futuristic rhythm: T01.
Got the blue blues. 31638.
Hot chocolate. 3248.
Hot feet. 20269.
Hottentot tot. 5455..
I ecouldn’t if I wanted
wouldn’t if I could. 892.
I found the girl of my dreams.
5492.
I'll still be true to you. 27983.
I’m rolling in love. 5568.
I've got the world with a fence
to-——
around it. 5602.
I’ve never been loved by anyone
like you. 10783.
I was made to love you. 18087.
I wish.you all the luck in the
world. 3355.
I wonder where Mary is tonight.
3357.
In a big, big way. 5649.
In a corner of my heart.
In a great big way. 1009.
In her wigwam. 8251.
It took a lot of blue to take my
blues away. 57138.
Japanese dream. 22966.
Junior-senior prom. 8329.
Let me sing before breakfast.
23059.
Let’s sit and talk about you.
1199. a
Little rose-covered shack. 11089.
Lonely lane. 28309.
Lookin’ around for
3570.
Looking for love.
Lost one. 3578.
March of the hoodlums.
Mary Dugan, I love you.
Missouri moon. 23286.
My castle of never can be.
My darlin’. 138961.
My Lahaina Rose.
My sunshine. 3758.
Naughty eyes. 1528.
Off-time. 16364.
Oh ma, what a man. 3843.
Old man weaver of dreams. 8818.
Out where the blues begin. 1656.
Put on your pajamas. 23653.
Raisin’ the roof. 16539.
Say it after me. 23753.
Say it with your feet. 18882.
Sentimental moon. 14384.
Shivery stomp. 26396.
Signs of the highway. 14420.
Singapore Sal’s lullaby. 4150.
28042.
someone.
8475.
28385.
13844.
6100.
11376.
Slumber time. 9191.
Snake hip dance. 238852.
Someone’s singing a love sung.
21410.
Sorority stomp. 9255.
Star dust. 4209.
Sweet Savannah Sue. 19090.
That jungle jamboree. 21557.
That rhythm man. 16897.
That’s what the moon said to me.
4294.
Think of you, think of me in the
moonlight. 16923.
"Til you came along. 16935.
To-night I am thinking of you,
9409.
Too much lovin’. 43848.
We kiss, kiss, kiss again. 17067.
What did I do to be so black and
blue. 21788.
What kind o’ man is you. 29469.
What’s become of sweet Madelon.
12394.
Where the trade winds
12439.
Where were you? 21839.
Who’s this girl named Whoopee.
19385.
Why don’t you love me the way
that I love you? 7223.
Would you be happy. 4533.
Your disposition is mine.
Milne (A. A.)
1421.
Milne (Frank):
Apple blossom time. 2648.
Dreaming down on Silver bay,
blow.
2567.
More very young songs.
529.
In our cottage of love. 3404.
Milstead (Maxine) Tired hips.
9402.
Milton (Billy) :
I’ve gota man. 27987.
Most wonderful you. 6063.
Yes INdeed! 4541.
Milton (G. W.) Old fashioned
photograph of mother. 21056.
Milton (Percy):
Ich weiss bescheid. 986.
Sellerie. 11869.
Milton (Robert)
music. 20640.
Milton (W. O.) jr. Chasing the blues
away. 22221.
Milvain (Hilda):
Chorale prelude. 12890.
Sanctuary. 21287. .
Milzarek (John) Honor your coun-
thy. 5447.
Minard (D. L.) I’m content when
I’m with you. 27952.
Minard (F. A.) jr. Ragamuffin rag.
23665.
Let’s forget the
1949
INDEX
Minasian (Harold) I only love my
home-ly girl. 22840.
Mindling (H. E.) My love for you.
18534.
Mineo (Enrico) :
Festa di Trecastagni. 13156.
Ronda dei balilla. 26291.
Minetti (Banjo-Pete) See
(Peter )
Minetti
2359.
Mingora (S. M.)
9595.
Miniature music dramas.
Minihban (Gerald)
and kiss you again. 5768.
Minning (V. H.) Then Lindy had a
spill with Ann. 19165.
Minor (Betty) See Minor (H. H.)
Minor (EH. H.):
Just a detour. 22989.
Tell me why I love you. 16884.
Minetti
(Peter) Waiting for you.
Whoppee [! ] blues.
28454.
That’s not all. 24038.
Minor (Edward) :
Bubbiing over. 19719.
19977.
25836.
Echoes of old Spain.
Minor (William) Minor blues.
Minstrel boy. 1388.
Minton (J. G.) Speak, Lord. 6753.
Minut (EH. M.) Why don’t you make
my dreams come true? 2487.
Minut (R. I.):
Home. 22715.
Jealous of you. 1086.
Unattached papa. 24147.
Why don’t you make my dreams
come true? 2487.
Wondering. 24845.
Miodek (John) If it wasn’t for you.
25389.
Miolski (Vasa) My pretty Rose.
18547.
Miolski (Wasa) My mamma’s in
town. 6182.
Miraglia (Filo):
’A famma ’e muglierema.
Fra le rose. 13197.
Miranda (Stephens):
Dreamin’. 10279.
Fancy free. 138139.
Fascinatin’ you. 10391.
Fight! fight! fight. 18158.
Garden quaint. 13217.
Hello Dixie! 18323.
.Ladder of love. 10997.
Little lady. 11084.
Love is a bubble. 11120.
L-O-V-E love. 11125.
Only girl. “dado:
We two. 12358.
Mirano. Mar del Plata.
Miras (Orencio)
340.
12595.
25744.
Chinita antillana.
19
Just to love you
~
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
Mirro (Frank) My sweetheart of
boyhood days. 6152.
Mishkeau (Jean) pseud. See Mishko
(John)
Mishko (John) JI won the world’s
most precious prize. 20409.
Miss Amerika. : 8611.
Miss Bob White. 2589 (221).
Miss Cinéma. 23279.
Miss Frisson. 138905.
Miss Simplicity. 2589 (168), 4577
(27 Me
Missa (Edmond) :
Frane¢aise. 19491 (73).
Service religieuse. 21964 (64).
Missa (J. B.):
Francaise. 19491 (73).
Service religieuse. 21964 (64).
Mr. Cinderella.
14684.
Mister Cinders. 4205, 6039, 6232, 6762,
6763, 11293.
My. Cosgill’s delight. 25845.
Mr. Moon and merry Christmas. 8613.
Mistero di Persefone. 28465.
Mitchell (—) Here am I, where are
12909, 13909, 14242,
you. 18325.
Mitchell (B. S.) +» Love’s dawning.
13783.
Mitchell (Bettie) Baby’s teeth. 9839.
Mitchell (HE. ©.) You love me now.
29612.
Mitchell (H.° L.) Beautiful Ozark
moonlight. 140.
Mitchell (I. J.)
like me. 24810.
Mitchell (Joe) :
Why can’t you be
Bad girl. 7452.
Bad girl, I’m yearning for you.
19605.
Mitchell (Lewis) Dear old mother
of mine. 19903.
Mitchell (Martha) Jimmy, why don’t
you come back. 18190.
Mitchell (R. E.):
Daisy. 4990.
Lost in London town.
Phyllis. 14176.
Sometimes. 6712.
Tabernacle of God is with men.
19108.
Mitchell (S. D.):
Anything to hold your baby. 4641,
7381.
Because she’s happy now. 7481.
Big city blues. 4740, 9908.
Bounce a little ball at your baby.
18337.
4781, 7530.
Breakaway. 4795.
Broadway. 4799, 7542.
Chicken or the egg. 4899, 7618.
Christina. 7637.
Crazy feet. 22297.
20
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
——__-
Doing the boom boom. 153876,
19938.
Elenita. 103825, 15423.
Empty arms. 5142.
Finale of movietone follies. 27649.
Hittin’ the ceiling. 54383, 8049.
Hollywood nights. 22718, 25199.
Hosanna. 10652.
Hot footin’ it. 5452, 8071.
Hot man. 10655.
I came to you. 20298, 22751.
I could do it for you. 15714, 203802.
Joy Street. 8322.
Joy Street waltz.
Legs. 8405. —
Look what you’ve done to me.
16065, 20702.
Love makes the world go ’round.
5911.
Maudita. 16148.
Mona. 16210.
My window. 20965.
Night of happiness. 16326, 23439.
Old soldiers never die. 16394.
Out in the cold. 23554, 26127.
Parade of the blues. 23578, 26141.
Pearl of old Japan. 6312, 14154.
Rainbow. 21211.
Reach out for a rainbow. 23672,
18196.
26241.
Seattin’ the cat. 6550.
Shadows. 6609.
Sing a little love song. 6659, 9170.
Sitting by the window. 9180,
23834.
Snake hips. 16722.
So dear to me. 6691, 18982.
So long. 11963, 16728.
That’s you, baby. 6902. ~
Tie a string on your finger. 6934.
Um-um-in the moonlight. 24146,
26736.
Waiting. 7079, 7080.
Walking with Susie. 7094.
When the harvest is over. 12416.
Why can’t I be like you. 9597,
14878.
Mitchell (S. 8S.) jr. Evening sundown.
10366.
Mitchell (Sam) Evening sundown.
10366.
Mitchell (V. L.):
Say that you’re sorry. 143868.
Why can’t you eare? 9602.
Mitchell bros. Gonna get on the river.
Si iat.
Mitford (G. H. K.) I want to drive
a Durant. 5611.
Miittell (Philip) Violin = classics.
14976 (368).
Mittmann (Leopold):
Blues. 19680.
Boston. 24622.
Jazz. 20513.
Jazz babies. 25481.
Konzert jazz-suite.
Studie. 20866.
Mitton (A. M.) May revels. 5984.
Mixer (K. R.) Kansas. 1133, 15955.
Mize (J. T. Bb) aw) 13795,
Mjaskowsky (N.) VIII. symphonie.
25567.
14976.
Mlada. 17611.
‘Moats: (W. D.) Experience. 5172,
22487. .
Mock (Howard) Blue bells. 2760.
Mock (L. A.) Blue bells. 2760.
Modareli (H. A.) Castle of dreams.
7590.
Model music publishers, reg’d. :
It’s Broadway. 15892.
Romance. 18844.
Moderne etiiden fiir violine.
28471.
Modern piano music. 17236 (270).
Modr (Antonin) 22209-22214.
Modry (S. M.) Along the redwood
trail. S762.
Moe (Benna) Alpine suite. 22010.
Moller (Heinrich) Buch vom lied der
volker. 4808.
Moeller (O. W.)
Moeller (Philip)
Moffat (Alfred) :
Christmas suite. 362.
English peasant songs.
Feeding time. 5195.
Idea per camera. 253878.
Irish schoolmaster. 5690.
Many roads. 11196.
Pedlar. 6313.
Rain in May. 6415.
Sonata impetuosa. 23880.
Sonate. 21416, 23100,
23650, 23748, 26509.
Sonny holiday. 14557.
Twilight shadows. 7010.
Moffitt (O. B.) Shine on little stars,
shine on. 14404.
Mohl (I. I.) Come back to me. 10096.
Mohr (Gerhard) :
Das ist so ein fall...
Don Giovanni. 27533.
Donna Elvira. 27584.
Hot serenade. 13368.
Lolita. 28302.
My jumping doll.
Resignation. 6485.
Sag mal, wer ist die dame.
Stars. 21469.
Mohr (Halchen)
21546.
Mojica (Leonard)
satisfied. 20294.
Mokocé cé-maka.
28469-
14964.
10831.
Youth.
Ilsa.
22462.
23192,
22338.
23369.
1857.
Tell me, lil’ sister.
I am more than
8624.
1951
INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Mokrejs (John):
Keys to the king’s castle. 5778-—
5780.
Scherzo. 3676.
Mola (J.) Renversée. 9021, 9022.
Moldenhauer (Walther) :
Fuhrmannslied. 3114.
Jetzt danzt Hannemann. 3447.
Schwibisches tanzlied. 4106.
_.. Schweinauer tanz. 6570.
Mole (Miff) :
Beale St. blues. 7470.
Hesitating blues. 25181.
St. Louis blues. 9081.
Yellow dog blues. 26989.
Moler (C. G.)
9284.
Moline (L. W.) Rhapsody. 4030.
Molique (—) Melod‘e F-dur. 26350.
Molisee (Howard) Broken hearted
lover. 252.
Moll (Billy):
And so to bed. 19545.
Atta boy. 19580, 24524.
Don’t keep me lonesome too long.
19944.
Even if you get even with me.
20009.
Fee fi fo fum. 20042.
Follow the sun in the morning.
20078.
Hand in hand together. 20194.
Howdy Broadway. 22739.
I'd go barefoot all winter long.
20304, 27891.
I just can’t blame my heart.
Still I can’t forget.
20320.
I'll wrap my troubles in dreams.
18017.
I’m keeping company now. 20363,
22813.
My blue print of dreams. 20909.
Oodles and oodles. 21092.
Sergeant Flagg and _ Sergeant
Quirt. 18917, 21327.
Soda I, soda you, sodas ev’rybody.
4162.
Sweet Raviola. 215138.
That’s ’rithmatic. 21568.
That’s what’s troubling me. 21569.
Twenty Swedes ran thru _ the
weeds. 21686.
Mollenhauer (Crosby) :
Anne Laurie. 24499.
Donna e mobile. 26776.
Every day melodies. 7846.
Holy night—Adeste fideles.
Home sweet home—Old folks at
home. 25202.
Juanita—The old oaken bucket.
25502.
Maryland, my Maryland—Star
Spangled Banner. 25770.
25201.
Merry widow waltz—Over the
waves waltz. 25822.
My old Kentucky home—Old
Black Joe. 25934.
Practical violin school. 1727.
Sixty studies for the violin.
2514.
Molloy (D. lL.) My own Alaska, that’s
all. 18992.
Molloy (J. EH.) Just to hear the
radio. 10956.
Molloy (J. L.)
138786, 28347.
Mommaert (José) :
Babil. 12687.
Contrebandiers dans la montagne.
405.
Puirts Wars.
Mignonnette. 138899. ;
Yes! my little Mady! 7253.
Monaco (Ben) When to you I feel
like sing ng. 14849.
Monaco (J. V.) Home at the end of
my dreams. 850.
Monaco (Jimmie) :
Believe it or not. 19632, 19633.
Close your eyes. 10080.
I only wish I had you with me.
15792, 18067.
I treasure you. 953.
K-a-l-a-m-a-zoo. 10960.
Marianina. 16130, 18408.
My Broadway racketeer.
On with the dance! 38860.
’"S been a long time in between
' time. 16607, 18863.
Song of gold. 9229.
Through, how can you say we're
through. 12208, 19193.
With your looks and my brain.
Love’s old sweet song.
1460.
21874.
Monaghan (R. C.) Mazurka caprice.
13858.
Monahan (Grace) George. 13225.
Monckton (C. F.):
Country girl. 29647 (39).
Toreador. 14976 (346)..-
Monckton (Lionel) :
Country girl. 29647 (389).
Toreador. 14976 (346).
Moncre ff (M. L.) Mother, dear heart.
6063.
Monday (Willie)
18474.
Mondo (Carl) Dream of you. 13060.
Mondonville (J. J. C.) Tambourin.
4261.
Mondragon (E.)
Mondragon (Hmilio)
27762.
Mondrigon (J. X.)
15208.
Mondrone (P.):
Brother love. 9969.
Two little p eces.
Cuarentena. 27444.
Guadalupe.
Cuchetitos rojos.
1952
oe Oe an ey
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Country wedding. 19847.
In the land of Buddha. 138547.
Monestel (A.) O God be merciful.
1576.
Moneymaker (Georgie)
Monfred (A. H.):
Alma amada. 17277.
Ich hab’ so einen schwarm fir
dich! 10805.
Rapsodie juive. 4008.
Monici-Rocea (Angelo) :
Krishna. 15979.
Let’s live in our dreams.
Clown. 4928.
16610.
Monico (L. J.) Richard Carvel
waltzes. 9709 (205).
Monico (T. G. de) See De Monico
CT. .G..)
Monier (P.) Merry story. 16175.
Monk (Cyril) :
19190.
11259.
Two loving arms.
Gavotte.
Spring song.
Monroe (D. J.)
21693.
Monroe’ (Earl) Louisiana moon.
1268.
Monroe (Jimmy) pseud. See Joy
(Leonard)
Monrouzeau (J. A.) Améandote en
silencio. 49.
Monsarrat (Lucille) Old pal we'll
meet again some day. 1614.
Monsees (A. D.):
Honey don’t go away. 5445.
May be so, may be so not. 5982.
Not guessing. 6195.
Monsen (Ellen) pseuwd.
(Helen)
Montaigne (Richard):
Country in autumn. 19846.
Mus cal portrait. 3710.
Montalto (Agostino) Amor perduto.
9774.
Montana (Jack)
Montana (Lou's)
See Dallam
Vaundéll. 14757.
Broadway hi-hat-
ters. 24643.
Montana. Uniy. Assce. students:
Cheering. 22226.
Fight, Montana. 22513.
Fighting for Montana. 22514.
Montana, let’s go. 23296.
Montana, my Montana. 23298.
Up with Montana. 24160.
Montanari (Alberto) Colibri. 15262.
Montanari (Aldo) Nostalgia russa.
3809.
Montanaro (Ettore) :
Abbandono. 14987.
Carnevale. 7585.
Ciprie e parrucche. 369.
Convegno d’amore. 15274.
Damine gialle. 15305.
Danza dei Lilliput. 22332.
Dormi, Fantolin. 22400.
Effluvio primeaverile. 17699.
Fiera del villaggio. 22511.
In sogno. 8259.
Invitati. 15882.
Mignotise. 1386.
Pavana. 16456.
Piccola baruffa. 16474.
Plenilunio d’aprile. 1718.
Quiete Silvestre. 1760.
Tramonto languido. 24118.
Vita nel boseo. 9504.
Montani (N. A.):
Earthly friends will change.
27574, 27575.
Infant Jesus. 28080, 28081.
Sleep, my little -one. 23839,
23840.
Virgin at the crib. 24185, 26792,
26793.
Montani (Pietro) :
Mamma che veglia. 8528.
Serenata napulitana. 11881.
Monte (Jorge del) pseud. See Aiiez
(Jorge)
Monté (Pierre) Ma java. 18798.
Monteforte (Laura) Dear little
sweetheart of dreams. 19902.
Montemezzi (Italo) Paolo e Virginia.
16440.
Monteverdi (C.):
Hear the
27809.
Interrotte speranze.
No more warfare.
O leave me. 28668.
Woe is me. 29560.
Montfort (Homer) :
American press. 73862.
Parade of the baa baa_ sheep.
8874.
Montgomery (Allen) :
Hquity. 17714.
murmuring waters.
13560.
28628.
Equity will always see you
through. 20000. :
Montgomery (HE. D.) My Phi kap
girl. 25938.
Montgomery (M. E.) She thought I
was her brother. 21341.
Montgomery (Peggy) She’s got the
boy friend blues. 21337.
Montgomery (Reginald) :
Couple of birds. 24772.
Dreamin’. 10279.
Dynamic personality.
19970.
Fancy free.
Fascinatin’ you. 10391.
Fight! fight! fight. 13158.
Garden quaint. 13217.
Hear the lion roar. 25172.
Hello Dixie! 13323.
I’m going to be tough on you.
3320.
I want to! I got to!
15419,
13139.
20399.
1953
INDEX
‘pt. 10, n. 8., v. 24
ee
Montgomery (Reginald)—Continued.
I want you only. 3351.
It’s tough to be in love.
Ladder of love. 10997.
Little lady. 11084.
Love is a bubble. 11120.
L-O-V-E love. 11125.
My dynamic personality. 3729.
My toreador. 8724.
Only girl. 11551.
Pitter patter. 3950.
Pretending. 6382.
Puppy love. 8978.
Really going to town.
Regular guy. 4016.
She’s cute, she’s sweet. 4131.
She’s my sugar dumpling. 6623.
Tee off. 4270.
Twosome. 7016.
Violent love. 7058.
We two. 12358.
Who is the man.
5711.
4009.
2474,
You'll come back to me. 17207.
Montgomery (Ruth) Laugh at the
blues. 13675.
Montgomery (W. A.):
Fleeting fancies. 648.
Haymakers’ dance. 810.
In old Malaga Bay. 1025.
In the Lord put I my trust.
10854.
In the spring-time. 20470.
"Neath twinkling stars. 1531.
Off to camp. 1590.
Summer frolics. 2081.
Tally-ho. 4260.
Montgomery (W. D.)~ Zee Zee. 4575.
Montgomery & co.:
_Considerin’, 401.
Dicky bird told me so. 5044.
Drifting along. 17682.
EHe-by-gum. 561.
Feminine company, feminine sym-
pathy. 5197.
How many pips are there in a
pomegranate. 5459.
In the sunshine. 13553,
Is Izzy azzy wozz. 13564.
It’s a million to one you're far
from home. 5704.
Lost in the world. 5897.
Napoleon said to Josephine, Not
to-night! 18577.
Nothing but you.
San Sebastian.
18611.
14356.
Up in Archie’s aeroplane. 7031.
Why.0 ara,
Montilla (C.) Lolita. 25650.
Montorio (Daniel) No me llores.
14044.
Montour (Clara) Back to the isle of
rose. 19604.
Montoya (Bernarda):
Cruda. 17585.
Flor. 19245,
Huerfanita. 17969.
Inez Chavez Garcia.
Jesusita. 18189.
Maiana transparente. 18394.
Silencio de la noche. 18940.
Ya la luna va saliendo. 19428.
Montroy (P. A.):
Looking over my pictures of mem-
ories. 18332.
Somewhere a mother’s voice is
calling. 11980.
(Florence)
18159.
Montz
28897.
Moody (A. C.) You'll be coming back,
7264. 5
Moody (D. W.) Phi chi girl. 8911.
Moody (Wallace) Service. 6606.
Moon (Luella) Blues, ’'m thru with
Remembrance.
blues. 4771.
Moon’ (Venetta) My = sweetheart.
28571.
Moon madness. 22952, 23866, 23985.
Mooney (J. B.):
Billboard song. 17394.
Just a picture from life’s other
Side. 22992.
Mooney (James) :
Broadway Beau Brummell.
Saving my kisses. 28959.
27275.
Mooney (V. P.) Mooney march.
25865.
Moonshine. 13923.
Moor (F. BE.) Madonna’s lullaby.
18381.
Moore (A. F.) One caress. 16408.
Moore (A. M.) Success waltz. 9709
(225).
Moore (A. T.):
All along the trail. 19524.
I cry for the me of yesterday.
20303.
Moore (Anne) pseud.
more (S. A.)
Moore (C. E.)
for someone.
See Whitte-
Eiveryone’s waiting
22481.
Moore (C. J.) She makes them that
way. 29010. ;
Moore (D..B.) Ill never be blue.
20327,
Moore (D. S.) Songs my mother
never taught me. 26481.
Moore (Deane) It’s all because you
Said I love you. 28104.
Moore (Dinty) pseud. See Moore
(Rh: EY)
Moore (Douglas) Pageant of P. T.
Barnum. 11594.
Moore (H. A.) Gliding along on the
air. 15570.
Moore (HE. J.) Is your lamp burning.
10877.
1954
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Moore (HE. L. K.) I’m sorry. 27965.
Moore (HE. M.) That strange melody.
tt es.
Moore (BH. S8.):
Christ, the teacher. 12894.
Solemn warning. 14468.
Moore (E. W.):
Ivresse. 20504.
Loulotte. 20711.
Love thou art mine.
Moore (Eloise) :
Daddy don’t let me drive
wild. 4984.
111338.
you
Tll be your baby doll. 5508.
Jealous moon. 5725.
Moore (F. M.):
Good night. 15595.
Rover. 16598.
Moore (G. D.):
Building air eastles. 19721.
Missing you. 1397.
Souvenirs of you. 2043.
Sweetheart I’m lonesome for you.
2114.
Sweetheart I wonder. 19096.
Moore (J. L.) Bring back my boy.
248.
Moore (James)
27909.
Moore (James Cleveland) Just be-
yond the mystic river. 13681.
Moore (Jerry):
Away from the highways back
I hear you calling.
home. 24536.
She likes it in the morning.
26384.
Why don’t you keep out of my
26947.
Lindy boy. 238078.
Sweethearts of
dreams.
Moore (Jesse)
Moore (Joseph C.)
yesterday. 6841.
Moore (L. M.) I sure need you.
20387.
Moore (L. V.) I miss a pal like you.
5584.
Moore (M.C.) Shaft of Ku’pish ta ya.
18920.
Moore (MacDonell) Hattie Brown.
17892.
Moore (Marion) :
Girls’ two-part choruses. 3143.
God keep you everywhere. 17836.
He leadeth me. 1900.
In praise of our old high. 1027.
Night song. 1547.
Parks’ imperial anthems. 18722.
Parks’ sacred quartets. 14146.
To a marching tune. 2214.
Moore _ (Miltona) Melody caprice.
3652.
19
Moore (Moran) :
Take me back to Col-ler-rad-da
fer to stay. 2128, 29219.
Tramp. 12247.
Moore (O. B.) Hail, King Arthur!
20188.
Moore (R. F.) Then we'd be happy
blue rose. 16911.
Moore (R. M.):
Ha-ha blues. 5367.
School girl blues. 16641.
Staggering blues. 6774.
Stranger blues. 16811.
Moore (R. 8.) Beneath your window.
7493.
Moore (Rosalie)
19524.
Moore (Ruth)
ing about home.
All along the trail.
When I get to think-
12403.
Moore (S. J.) When you threw me
down. 12480.
Moore (V. H.) All alone hobo blues.
9749.
Moore (Winifred) :
China silk. 10060.
Have faith in God. 25152.
Magic charm. 11171.
Our new maid. 8854.
Moorhouse (Thomas) In our little
aeroplane of dreams. 20456.
Moquin (A. L.):
Chicot. 4901.
Mother Goose nursery rhymes.
28494.
Only love I know. 11553.
Mora (J. F.) Sone besarte. 16749.
Moral (Jorge del) Pais azul. 11597.
Morales (Julian) What have you done
with my happiness. 17081.
Moran (Edward) pseud. See Harris
(Cuthbert) ;
Moran (M. A.) Leaves are falling.
23052.
Moran (M. E.) Dead rose of love.
24818.
Moran (P. J.) That little gal from
Shanghai. 4279.
Morane (Raoul) :
Barbier de Séville. 9064.
Cosi fan tutte. 8662.
Enlévement au sérail. 6080.
Noces de Figaro. 1448, 1444.
Tour de feu. 2229, 2230.
Moranee (Rex) Pride of my heart
is wounded. 18786.
Morat6 (Benito) Afioranzas. 12653.
Morava (J.) Gondellied. 13884.
Morbach (Hd.) :
Immortal spirit of love. 10835.
Romance of youth. 11781.
Serenade. 9123.
Mordente (Giacomo) .’A canzone ’e
Sant’ Andrea. 24427.
More songs of the Hebrides.
oo
23309.
INDEX
More the merrier.
25871.
Moreau (Henri) Brelan de javas.
4796.
Moreau (Léon) :
Madame Récamier. 3606.
Romance. 4048.
Moreau (Raoul) :
Allegro dramatique. 15017.
Cortége nocturne. 7674.
Eveil du coeur. 24958.
Hans Heiling. 25185.
Impresario. 11832.
Ouverture tragique. 12785.
Passion selon Saint-Mathieu. 7450.
Morehouse (Chauncey) Harlem twist.
794.
Morel (Jean) Desert moon. 2940.
Moreland (Peg):
I’m saving up coupons. 27961.
You’re gonna miss me, hon’. 29620.
Morelli (A. HE.) Love, wedding and
lullabies. 20723. ;
Morelli (A. R.):
Airways and fairways. 19517.
Chief Hide and Seek. 247138.
Prairie prance. 26204.
Under the western sky. 26739.
Morelli (Lorenzo) :
Onde amorose. 8834.
Raggi de stelle. 16537.
Sogni miei. 16733.
Morena (C.):
Bella vista. 24572.
Hallo, hallo! hier Wien!
Moreno (Manuel) :
Al pie de un arbol.
Amor es cruel martirio.
Camello. 2803.
Colimefia! 2857.
781.
2611.
9773.
De alla vine y pa alla voy. 2927.
13007.
10221.
17816.
11425.
11468.
Desconfianza.
DICES tier. LT
Gilda Moreno.
Nada me importa.
Noche serena y obscura.
Perdoname. 8898.
Por tus ojos. 11680.
Moreno (Wenceslao) :
Burn me with your eyes.
Cancion de Nena. 289.
I will sing for you my love song.
266.
973.
I would die without you. 978.
What? yes, she is mine. 2423.
You are the angel I dreamed. 2547.
Moreno S. (Jose) EHscuchando tu voz.
10353.
Moreno Torroba (F.) See Torroba
(F. M.) |
Morese (Gerardo) Newark waltz.
16319.
Morét (EH. V.):
A yous, ombre légére. 2589 (3).
Ciel est gris. 2589 (53).
19
pt. 1, n. s., v. 24
Interlude. 2589 (185).
Nocturne. 2589 (225).
Pleut sur la mer. 2589 (269).
Quand je riais. 2589 (281).
Réverie. 2589 (284).
Soir d’ été. 2589 (311).
Temps, lI’ étendue et le nombre.
2589 (324).
_ ubéreuse. 2589 (3385).
Moret (Neil) pseud. See Daniels
(C. N.)
Moret (Villa) inc:
Billie. 15142.
Billy Venero. 4748.
Chinky Chinee bogie man.
17515.
Dad’s dinner pail.
Dream lover. 7782.
Feelin’ the way I do. 17748, 24981.
Good bye old Paint. 53381.
Got a great big date. 17857.
Head low. 15649.
Hobo spring song. 17982.
‘Honky tonk lullabye. 3243.
I long for the song of the pine
trees tall. 924.
If I had my druthers,
18104.
In sunny Hawaii.
Jesse James. 5729.
Kiss me with your eyes.. 18235.
Little old log cabin in the lane.
8455.
Love is like that. 238144, 25678.
Man on the flying trapeze. 8531.
One moment more with you. 1639,
3864.
Ploddin’ along. 1719.
Rosie’s in love wid a real guy.
9062.
Sally, I’m lovin’ you. 26323.
Sentimental sweetheart. 238777.
Singin’ river. 23832, 26416.
15249,
4985.
13512,
1630.
Song of Siberia. 14501.
Spring fever. 14522.
Take me back to Col-ler-rad-da
fer to stay. 2128.
Texas rangers. 6881.
That night among the roses. 2160,
4281.
Tumbled down dreams.
Varsity rhythm. 24175.
Walkin’ around in a dream. 7093.
When it’s springtime in the
Rockies. 9559.
Who in the L are you. 14869.
Moretti (Raoul) :
Artichauts. 73.
Hlefant! elefant!
Mio padre. 13891.
Morgan (A. L.) Morgan (A.) day
and night. 1424.
Morgan (Carey)
sweetie gives to me.
14712.
10319.
Blues my naughty
17422.
6
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Morgan (E. A.) Safety crusader’s
mareh. 6521.
Morgan (G. F.):
Belle of Bagdad. 24574.
Sunbonnet girl. 2084.
Morgan (H. C.) Choya. 7636.
Morgan (Jasper) When everyone’s
5866.
Morgan (Mike) My sweet Marie.
20962.
Morgan (N. C.) Rotary. 18859.
Morgan (Orlando) Moissonneurs.
1409.
Morgan (R. VY.) Ditson school and
community band = series. 15356—
15360.
Morgan (Reginald) :
I’ve built a shack in Maryland,
Mary. 9597.
Little sweetheart of mine. 16048.
Love me in December most of all.
28336.
New Casani Yale blues. 1537.
Oh, me! Oh, my! She’s wonder-
ful. 6228. ;
Some day you’ll need a friend.
21406.
When your rolling-stone comes
home. 12488.
Yet you forgot. 29589.
Morgan (Sam):
Bogalusa strutt. 214.
Short dress gal. 1952.
Morgan (W. A.):
Afri-bel canto. 27073.
Lullaby. 23163.
Morgan (W. H.) My radio Ray.
6146.
Morganstern (C. E.):
Honey o’ mine. 8063.
My dream of love. 8682.
Morgenstern (Richard) jr. Where is
that dream girl of mine? 17120.
Morgenthau (Henry) jr. As we go
dancing. 12666.
Morlen (Billy):
My mamma’s in town. 6182.
My pretty Rose. 18547.
Morley (G. E.): ;
Ah then I'll understand. 19512.
Girl of my dreams come waltz
with me. 25069.
Give me the flowers -and trees.
20145.
I know of a beautiful city. 8121.
In apple blossom time. 25415.
In my Father’s house are many
mansions. 8254.
Meadow lark’s song. 8564.
Oh gentle loving presence. 6223.
Only mother can sing a lull-a-by.
26105.
Pearly gates open I pray. 8891.
Sing, blue bird, sing. 14480.
Swinging, swaying, baby sleep and
rest. 29206.
There’s a beautiful country.
14646.
Where is the barefoot boy.
14868.
Morley (M. H.):
Father of my yesterdays. 10395.
Hoo Hoo Hoover. S066. ;
Morley (Thomas) Now is the month
of Maying. 26027.
Morlock (Eddie) J ll always care.
15738.
Mormors melodi. 8642.
Mornement' (Ina) When Phyllis
crossed the wood. 9565.
Morogano (Dolores) I got myself
8112.
You came to me in
another sweetie.
Morra (Egidio)
dreams. 14931.
Morrell (W. W.) Ridin’ the rainbow.
4036.
Morrill (lL. G.) Dirge of the desert.
490.
Morris (A. E.):
Broken dreams. 250.
T’ll mend your broken dreams.
Hold.
Morris (Mrs. C. H.) See Morris
(L. N.)
Morris (C. M.) If there’s a Santa
Claus. 38878.
Morris (D. I.) Memories of golden
days. 16168.
Morris (Derby) pseud. See Morris
(Virgil)
Morris (Dick) Just waitin’ for you.
1131.
Morris (E.) music pub. co., ine.:
Captive warrior. 12849.
Clouds. 27388.
Four songs. 2786.
God’s messenger.
Little boy of mine.
Mi amor. 18890.
My stairway of dreams.
One night and you. 28724.
Path of yesterday. 3914.
Sometimes in early
14489.
Technique for the standard key-
board. 16881.
There'll still ‘be other
29279.
Waltzing violin. 17054.
“When brown eyes looked in eyes
of blue. 24251.
When dawn comes stealing. 4470.
Morris (E. H.) New York! our em-
pire state. 14035.
3156.
13723.
14004.
evening,
dawns,
1957
INDEX
Morris (Edward) :
Captive warrior. 12849.
Mi amor. 13890.
Waltzing violin. 17054.
Morris (Hvelyn)
yesterday. 9966.
Morr:s (G. A.)
Seattle. 9668.
Morris (G. O’Connor-) See O’Connor-
. Morris (G.)
Morris (Haydn):
Cradle song. 26339.
Wandering winds. 21760.
Morris (Irving) See Schlenoff (I. M.)
Morris (Ivan):
Broken dreams of
You'll have to see
It’s no one but you. 15895.
Shame on you. 29007.
Morris (J. W.) Memories. 8584.
Morris (Joe) music co.:
All that I’m asking is sympathy.
W227,
Blue Ridge mountain cottage and
you. 9934.
Don’t blame it on the moonlight.
13032. 4
Dream mother. 5096.
Georgia pines. 20132.
Happy in the rain. 15631.
I wish you knew. 22872.
Leave the lovin’ to me. 25593.
Louisiana Susie. 11109.
My wife is one hundred percent
talkie. 23410.
Nothin’ is sweeter than honey.
16345.
Preacher and the bear.
Spanish doll. 16780.
Sweetheart. 19091.
Things look wonderful now. 4821.
Trail to yesterday. 16958.
Morris (Joseph) pseud. See Tobani
(T. M.)
Morr:s (L. N.):
3973.
Gathering home. 9709 (75).
Gospel ship Zion. 9709 (87).
Growing brighter every day.
9709 (88).
Harmonies of heaven. 9709 (94).
It is just like Jesus. 4577 (190).
Keeping power. 9709 (127).
Victory all the time. 9709 (250).
Morris (Lester) :
I don’t want to be with anyone
but you. 25256.
Since ‘you. I’ve found. 16706,
18952.
What have I done to deserve all
this. 4463.
Why .can’t F find ale ede,
12461.
Morris (Lois) My little poppy maid.
6129.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Morris (Margie):
Blue moments. 27242.
I won’t believe it’s raining. 22878.
Just a thought of you. 13626.
Who ever dreamed. 2472.
Morris (\S. E.):
Airs from the Bohemian girl.
9853.
Break of dawn. 19703.
Dance of the giraffes. 14976 (63).
Douglas band folio. 17660.
Jingle bells. 28135.
Kitty’s waltz. 10980.
Mary Jane waltz. 8552.
Silent night. 29038.
Morris (Viola) She had such a won-
derful smile. 23798.
Morris (Virgil) :
Just one of those things.
Woods of Belleau. 9632.
Your so sweet. 9696.
Morris (William) :
Jungle dance. 25505.
Magic moonlight. 13811.
Morris (Wm.) latest
tions. 13930.
Nifty folio. 28608.
Priscilla. 28860.
Morris music pub. co. Silver threads
among the gold. 9157.
Morrison (A. L.) Love time. 16084.
Morrison (Alick) Beautiful rose from
the golden West. 141, 4717.
Morrison (C. P.) Dove let
17236 (106).
Morrison (Gerald)
four, five. 1648.
Morrison (H. E.) ‘They say they
wonder what’s become of Sally.
21600.
Morrison (James H.)
8348.
composi-
loose.
One, two, three,
College days.
7653, 7654.
Morrison (John H.) Go ’way sorrow.
729.
Morrison (Luella) Awake, O soul.
7432.
Morrison (M. A.) Dove let loose.
17236 (106).
Morrison (R. F.) There’s no power
on earth can pull it down. 2185.
Morrison (William) I’m thinking of
no-one but you. 10752.
Morrissey (J. P.):
Shine, sun for me. 26394.
When my thoughts go drifting
back-to St. Omer. 7180.
Morrow (B. M.):
My Venitian Rose. 8727.
Pepperette. 3923.
Morrow (Dolly) pseud . See Morrow
(By NE)
Morrow (F. J.):
Blah! blah! 19663.
I’ve fallen in love with just you.
957.
1958
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Morse (Callie Hope) Whatta world!
7162. .
Morse (Chas. H.):
Cantilene nuptiale.
I beheld and lo.
19491 (30).
14976 (138).
Twelve pieces for organ. 19491
(53, 119).
Morse (Constance) Musical alpha-
bet. 3709. .
Morse (Dolly) :
Lady Mary. 12594 (188).
When they play God save the
King. 2589 (357).
Morse (Harriet) I’m _ so _ bashful.
20370.
Morse (J. L.) At home with you.
15061.
Morse (J. W.) Because you belong
to me. 12725, 17364.
Morse (Lee):
Adellina. 4589.
At night by the lamplight.
Just you and I. 5768.
Morse (M. B.):
Cantilene nuptiale. 19491 (380).
I beheld and lo. 14976 (188).
27145.
Twelve pieces for organ. 19491
(58, 119).
Morse (T. F.):
By the river. 12594 (87).
I’ve got my eyes on you. 12594
(144), 19491 (100).
Lady Mary. 12594 (188).
Lizard and the frog. 12594 (203).
Wait at the gate for me. 19491
(254).
When they play God save the
King. 2589~(35%).—-
Morse (Theodora) I’ve got my eyes
on you. 12594 (144).
Mortari (Virgilio) :
Caterinella. 17488.
Largo. 18262.
Preludio e rondo. 21191.
Sonata in re. 23881.
Vignetta. 24180.
Mortimore (Mabel)
Greatheart. 18655.
Morton (Ferd):
Burnin’ the iceberg. 19727.
Courthouse bump. 27429.
Georgia swing. 25056.
New Orleans bump. 28604.
Pretty Lil. 28854.
Sweet Aneta mine. 29183.
Tank town bump. 215387.
Morton (H. P.) His grace is sufficient
for me. 10632.
Morton (J.):
Freakish. 20104.
King’s eall to
Seattle hunch. 213813.
Morton (Jelly-Roll) See Morton
(Ferd)
Morton (Leroy) :
Get yourself a
22587.
I ain’t scared of you. 3271.
Morton (Lillian) :
I can’t lose my Heinie. 25246.
I love American melody. 25286.
I’ve gotta nutting at all. 253851.
Morton (V. M.) Memories of days
-gone by. 18440.
Morton (Vance):
Jimble Jamble Joe. 15926.
Jumping jack. 15926.
Miss Squiggely Squirm. 15926.
Mosquito mareh. 3727.
My dog Tack. 3427.
monkey man,
Mory (J.) Pod krivéafom. 11665.
Mosay (Miro):
Catch on? 4865.
Most wonderful lamp of all. 8645.
Some day you'll come back to me.
6703.
Mosby (B. R.):
Because I knew. 17360.
Bluest blues I know. 17428.
For you—my love. 17778.
Forgive and forget. 17783.
In a dew drop. 28043.
Just like you. 18219.
Kentucky boy. 18231.
Near by. 18581.
Once in a while. 18660.
Out of a clear blue sky. 18693.
That little Spanish girl’ of mine.
19147.
When I say good-bye. 193851.
When you climb to the top of a
hill. 19365.
Mosby (C. B.) Blue blowers blues.
15158.
Moscato (Chas.) Vapor City march. *
24170.
Moscheles (Ignaz) Etude caractéris-
tique. 19491 (58).
Moser (J. F.) Reverence. 18824.
Moser (Julius) I’m like a wall flower.
22816.
Moses (Betty) Far away pal of mine.
7864.
Moses (Monte) My way. .11417.
Mosiello (Michael) :
Low down trumpet. 13790.
Sweet and hot.
Valse dainty.
9313.
14749.
Mosier (Floyd) ‘That southern belle
of mine. 16909.
Mosirow(—) That’s a serious thing.
14620.
Mosler (Leo) Far away out west.
15463.
Moss (A. G.):
Down south in Dixie land. 10266.
Papa I can’t get blue. 11605.
1959
INDEX
Moss (A. G.)—Continued.
Still it’s Dixie to me. 12064.
Sweetheart come back to me.
12108.
Moss (Harold)
Moss .(Katie)
2361, 7090.
Moss (T. J.)
Most immoral lady.
Mosteller (I. A.)
you. 8212.
Moszkowski (Marcel) :
Au crepuscule. 24426 (18).
Danse russe. 24420 (66).
Minuetto. 24426 (181).
Nocturne. 24426 (190).
Moszkowski (Moritz) :
Alma mater’s praise. 29647 (151).
Au crepuscle. 24426 (18).
Danse russe. 24426 (66).
Hungary. 29647 (152).
Melodie. 11820.
Minuetto. 24426 (181).
Nocturne. 24426 (190).
23312.
of Flora.
Mosquito.
Wakening
Dream of you. 2976.
16954.
I want to belong to
Pianoforte album. 14976 (257,
258).
Serenade. 21964 (63).
Spanish dance. 138932.
Moten (Bennie) : |
Hot water blues. 138365.
It’s hard to laugh or smile. 13575.
Kansas City squabble. 28185. —
Let’s get it. 20641.
Moten’s blues. 20888.
Now goofy dust. 28652.
Slow motion. 14443.
Terrific stomp. 29249.
That’s what I’m talking about.
29263.
Tough breaks stomp. 24116.
Moten (Buster) Let’s get it. 20641.
Mother-love. 18487.
Mothers’ day suggestion book. 18489.
Mother’s lament. 18490.
Mott (Howard) :
Marvelous child. 1333, 3630.
Mary’s not old fashioned any
more. 13835.
Mott (Joe) Hundreds of miles away.
5467.
Motta (Mario):
Bimbi allegri.
Stella matutino.
Motz (W. E.) jr.
home tonight.
Motzan (Otto):
Once in a blue moon.
That lovable baby
9365.
Theme of life. 26639.
Thru the night. 14667.
Where are you dream _ girl.
14861.
Your eyes.
127538.
14536.
Will your wife be
9616,
235381.
of mine.
21949.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Moulin (Francis) :
Affranchis. 14994.
Attila. . 7411.
BoD, Bey Jovs2:
Cantiléne. 4846.
Chanson douce.
Cromwell. 423.
Delire. 24881.
Depart de la caravane.
Femmes d’Orient. 7875.
Fileuse d’ Antan. 13161.
Giovanina. 5294.
Idylle pendant un film. 3366.
Mahomet. 5950.
Marche bohéme.
Mariolles. 16136.
Mimi réve. 11278.
Orage en mer. 6268. .
Paola-ezardas. 164389.
Papotages. 6300.
4883.
24834. .
8538.
Prélude pathétique. 8961.
Scénes mystiques. 6551.
Sérénade a4 Vaimée. 6598.
Thermidor. 2190.
Voila du bonheur. 17039.
Moulson (Frederick) Let’s forget.
23060.
Moulton (Hi) Baby you’ve been
foolin7. 0s:
Moure (Francisco) : ,
A media noche. 12597.
Cap. Carranza. 12848.
Paletas. 1664. —
Soy virgencita. 2044.
Sueno y realidad. 12079.
Mourer (C. C.):
Fire! fire! fire! | 22516.
From Egypt to Canaan. 22560.
God changed his name. 20157.
Will your future address be
heaven. 21866.
You can’t keep a good man down.
21913.
You get more like your fathe
every day. 7263. :
Mouser (Faye) Hail Ohio! 10577.
Mousquetaires au couvent. 25882.
Moussorgsky (M. P.):
Break of day. 19704.
Gopak. 7973.
Grande porte de Kiev.
Hopak. 859.
In the village. 5681.
King Saul. 28208.
Mouton (H.):
Aphrodite. 63, 64.
Arioso. 24508.
Chanson et ronde. 322.
Danse espagnole. 453.
Mikhail. 13900.
Pavane. 1681.
Pour V’amour de Psyché. 3966.
Promenade sous bois. 16518.
3170.
1960
i ae
“Moyer (W. D.):
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929.
Rhodope. 9028.
Sérénade. 1918.
Si Joséphine elle savait ca...
26399.
4190.
4191.
Soubrette indiscréte.
Sous ton loup de velours.
Movie girl. 28505.
Mowrey (Dent) Tango. 29226.
Moy (Edgar):
China plate.
Spring-time.
19785.
16793.
Magic moonlight. 1311.
Moyer’s charted harmony chords
for Hawaiian guitar. 1440.
Moyer’s universal teacher for
plectrum banjo. 1441.
Stahl’s (Wm. C.) new method for
tenor banjo. 12042.
Mozart (D. M.):
Do-nuts. 19931.
Down by the garden gate.
Mozart (W. A.):
Alleluja. 20897, 25883, 25884.
Andante. 25885.
Baci amorosi e cari. 28506.
Concerto. 17286 (271-275).
Cosi fan tutte. 8662.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
29647 (154).
-Enlévement au sérail.
Idomeneo. 11331.
Impresario. 11332.
In Moorish lands. 16227.
Lord, God of Sabaoth.
(276).
Menuett.
Minuet. 8663, 20898.
Mozart. 17236 (277).
Noces de Figaro. 1448, 1444.
Romanza. 6081.
Romanze aus dem 3.
1445.
Rondo. 25887.
Samtliche sonaten. 25888, 25889.
Symphonie 1!’ escarpolette.
3705.
Symphony.’
28507.
Titus. 11334, 28508.
Trio imsG. 26231 s
Tuba mirum. 12594 (249).
Vado, ma dove? 11335.
Variationen tiber ein thema von
W. A. Mozart. 1446.
Violinkonzert 3, G dur. 18492.
Wenn der freude thrinen fliessen.
24426 (191).
Mraczek (Karl)
1976.
Mucciaccio (Mary)
my canoe. 24296.
Mudge (E. lL.)
27368.
19949.
6080.
17236
25886.
konzert.
11333, 16228-16230,
Slavische tinze.
While we row in
Christmas’ earol.
3702—
Mueller (A. H.) .Girl in rose, 15560,
Mueller (C. F.):
Echo caprice. 2995.
Pean of Easter. 6294.
Mueller (KE. A.):
Cat and the canary.
Gypsy train. “25125.
Harpsichord. 10588.
In rococeo days. 10848.
_Lambs at play. 11007.
Petite valse-serenade. 26168.
Slumbering child. 26423.
Twilight dreams. 26727.
Mueller (Hrich) Im eaffee Zum st-
sem Loéchel. 5645.
Miiller (Fritz) Stiddettscher musik-
verlag:
Friedensmesse. 5253.
Lieder fiir eine hohe singstimme
und klavier. 5845.
Sonntags am Rhein. 67388.
Suite fiir die jugend. 6794.
Zwei frauenchdre a_ cappella.
6319.
Mueller (G. J.) Remembrance.
Miiller (Hermann) Vidi
26783.
Miller (O. M.):
Fritz und seine Lotte.
Lotte und ihr Fritz.
Miiller (Peter) :
Alte liebe. 17287.
An der Moldau. 17224.
Blumenstrauss walzer.
Des sanger’s geburtstag.
Dorfweisen. 19948.
Du prichtiges Berlin.
Ehestand. 563.
Frau wirtin. 17789.
Grossvater’s liebling.
Hamburg am
8005.
Handelsjud im Dorf. 784.
Klara. 20585.
Krieg hat ein ende. 18247.
Lieblings klinge. 18287.
Lustige hornist. 11161.
Midchen am Bodensee.
Schone Anna walzer.
Still und leise. 19047.
Verstossene. 19274.
Zierliche liebe. 21956.
Zwei frohe herzen. 2580.
Miller (S. W.):
Concerto grosso. 4943.
Festmusik. 15482.
Kleine suite. 1151.
Sonate. 113387.
Sonatina. 2019, 2020.
Mueller (W. A.) Drifting waters.
24895.
Miiller-Betzin (Ernst):
Andante tragique.
Stimmen der nacht.
10023.
28897.
speciosam.
13203.
5898.
7525.
482.
17689.
20171.
Jungferstrand.
1309.
16639.
9783.
12065.
1961
INDEX
Miiller-Hartmann (Robert) :
Abmarsch der soldaten.
Ausklang. 24527.
Lindliche weise. 25575.
Maskenaufzug. 25773.
Sandmiénnchen. 26325.
Walzer. 25894.
Wanderlied. 26821.
Widmung. 26952.
Miiller-Hermann (J. F.)
die I. F. U. W. 20175.
Muenze (P. W.) Lonesome sailor.
24433.
Gruss! an
23118.
Muette de Portici. 15074.
Muir (D. J.):
Little Gipsy waltz. 28286.
Take off your hat! 14595.
Muir (L. F.) Play that barber shop
chord. 21169.
Mujkut (Joseph) :
Kukuleezka. 28220.
Wyszla chmura z zamarza. 29580.
Muldoon (Johnny) Love me long.
1278.
Muldowney (J. A.) When your sweet-
heart’s gone. 2459.
Mulé (Giuseppe) :
Dafni. 2901, 12962, 22316.
Fioriscon gli aranci. 10416.
Notte a Taormina. 11478.
Mulfinger (G. L.):
Beggarman. 24567.
In a cathedral. 25407.
Mulfinger (R. M.):
Beggarman. 24567.
In a cathedral. 25407.
Mulford (N. M.):
Smile and a song. 1987.
Wee hands. 2898.
When I hear those songs of Dixie.
2481.
Mulholland (J. M.):
Competitive moon. 10104.
Don’t play the monkey. 13042.
I wanna be kissed by someone.
13488.
That golden song of love. 21554.
Mullaly (J. C.) Reine de Saba.
29647 (78).
Mullan (J. J.): ,
I don’t work for a living. 10701.
I’m: sure there must be a heaven.
5576.
Mama’s never gonna wait.
Mullen (Frederic) :
Little Jack Tar.
Once upon a time.
Patch and powder.
Playing at soldiers.
Rondoletta. 1830.
Rosemary. 4062.
Roundelay. 4067.
Wanderlust. 7106.
25731.
3554.
8833.
3913.
3954,
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
Muller (M. K.) In memory I am
waiting for you. 18134.
Muller (Marion) Just a rose from
heaven. 1117.
Mulligan (C. L.) When the dream of
the dreamer comes true. 14846.
Mullinar (Michael) Tavern. 26606.
Mullow (Y. P.) As it were. 2661,
9797.
Mumma (8. HE.) Just you. 8357.
Mundy (C. D.) Dey is all gitting
liquor. 5041:
Mundy (J. A.) . Chicago, 1938. 2836.
Mundy (Talbot) :
Fate man. 622.
Heaven sent my heart a song.
820.
J nendra’s smile. 1094.
Love, I have sought you. 11119.
Love needs lovers. 5913.
Making dreams come true.
Middle way. 1881.
O, arrogant giver. 1573.
Opus 1. 11559, 11560.
Who hath regarded the horse!
2473.
Zanzibar.
Mungo (J. R.)
legs upon a Sofa.
Mungo-Park (Muriel)
exercises. 19538.
Munich (Minnie) Night. 16322.
Muniz (L. G.) Prisoner of war.
(322)
Munkelwitz (C. H.):
5953.
2574.
When I gaze at the
14834.
Alphabet of
4577
Angel of love. 22028.
My true girl. 18566.
‘Stepping high. 19044.
When cedar trees are swaying.
19346.
Murch (B. E.):
Croon a lullaby. 7686.
I will be good to you.
My pansy blossom girl.
O truth divine. 16361.
Sing brother. 16709.
Some day you'll come back to me.
29092.
Sometimes I do. 26453.
Stars in the blue. 26511.
Sweetest girl. 16850.
You are my dream of love. 24874.
Murch (T. T.):
She’s got it. 29015.
What do you want the moonlight
for. 4461.
Murdoch (William) :
Adagio. 4692.
Sicilienne. 4697.
Suite. 777.
Transcriptions
5373.
8216.
6141.
for pianoforte.
1962
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Murdoch, Murdoch & co., ine. with J.
G. Murdoch & co., Itd.:
Adagio and Allegretto. 19502.
Boot, saddle, to horse, and away.
etal.
Ceremonial dance.
Hardanger. 13296.
Prean. 11592.
Second symphony. 16656.
Serpent dance. 23784.
Severn meadows. 143894.
Swallow, hither wing. 4241.
Third sonata. 2195, 19189.
Trees in spring. 16963.
Water music. 14797.
Will o’ the wisp. 2497.
12865.
Murdock (C. P.) And God _ said.
27124.
Murdock (Gertrude) Kappa _ psi
sweetheart. 8362.
Murphy (B. B.) Iyonia waits for me.
22965.
Murphy (D. R.) You made me be-
lieve you cared. 4557.
Murphy (E. S8.):
In the inn. 25487.
Thistle sifter. 21606.
Murphy (F. C.) When Pat Rooney
steps. 7181.
Murphy (J. B.) That wonderful wife
of mine. 4302.
Murphy (J. C.)
you leave. 7265.
Murphy (L. J.) That wonderful wife
of mine. 4802.
Murphy (M. I.) American flag. 2632.
Murphy (O. B.) Dixieland, my Dixie-
lands 27521. a
Murphy (Ralph) Ingleside. 10868.
Murray (Alan):
Baby, you’ve got the right idea!
19592.
Empty chair. 10336.
Look in her eyes. 3569.
You'll be sorry if
Nobody’s fault but your own.
3805, 8769, 11465, 21004.
She’s absolutely hopeless. 11895.
Murray (B. F.):
Get up and get hot. 22585.
Get up and hollo wow. 18230.
Independence day. 18157.
Murray (Bessie):
Beb-by aint-cha comin’ back to me.
17359.
Some day. 21403.
Murray (Donald) Beautiful thing.
15109, 17358, 19623.
Murray (G. C.):
Be thou content. 2706.
Lord stilleth the tempest. 3574.
Murray (G. T.) Song of the bird.
29111.
Murray (H. B.) Estrella de la tarde.
22466.
2469—30——26
Murray GED )e
Sweet Genevieve. 9320.
Rassl'n’ the snake. 9005.
Murray (H. W.) Because I love Him.
22095.
Murray (J. A. B.) Blue step. 9936.
Murray (J. H.) Our motherland.
14124.
Murray (J. P.)
19349, 26879.
Murray (Jack):
I love anything. 22789.
I see you. 15798.
Rolling in the snow. 23710.
When you're counting the stars
alone. 17115, 19369, 21824,
24284, 24285.
Murray (Janet) Will the roses fade
in heaven. 12479.
Murray (Joseph) :
Lass near the Glascae Cross.
18263.
Memories of the heather. 25806.
Murray (M. C.) Day dreams. 12985.
Murray (Mary) Catalina. 4864.
Murray (R. W.) Because I love Him.
TAT78.
Murray (Richard):
When I[ get my parole,
I care more for you than you
think I do. 8098.
That’s why I’m leaving you.
26630.
Murray (T. A.):
I’m sure there must be a heaven.
5576.
Mama’s never gonna wait.
Murray (W. J.)
11073.
Murta (Alta) Won’t you tell me why.
29570.
Murzilli (Tito)
Mus (Abelardo):
Cancion de Cuna. 2805.
Leyenda mora. 3548.
Mus-Art @o. Presidential ® march.
25731.
Listening to me.
Bel canto. 15121.
3977.
Muschamp (Stanley) Where go the
boats. 2461.
Musella (Salvatore) Infinito. 1049.
Music buyers corp.:
Dancing on the dikes. 77138.
High speed. 5426.
Honeymoon keep shining. 22726,
27855.
Jay walker’s parade.
My harbor of love.
On the trail. 6252.
Peter Rabbit. 8903.
Royal hunt. 1845.
Speedway. 2051.
When I dream of you.
Music corp. of America. I can’t get
along without you. 5478.
Music hour. 1449, 20900, 28514.
28123.
23361, 28540.
-
12401.
1963
INDEX
pt. Im, n. s., v. 24
Music in May. 10371, 10788, 12298.
Music in the air. 3708.
Music pub. co., ltd.:
He told me to think of a number.
3209.
Hula huia lullaby.
If I didn’t miss you.
She’s my slip of a girl.
What more could I want.
When days begin. 4471.
Yes INdeed! 4541.
Music service co. Valse petite. 26760.
Musical salvationist. 1451, 6085, 6086,
8668, 11346, 138949, 16234, 18496,
20903, 23327, 25897, 28517.
Musikaliska Knuten (Foérlags a.-b.):
Emigrantvalsen. 7815.
Lyssnar du till mig i kvéll. 8511.
Nar fyrarna tandas. 8781.
S.0.8.-valsen. 9078.
Musin (Ovide) :
Caprice de concert.
Souvenir. 16776.
Musset (—) Grand chic de Paris.
5344.
Mustaine (Harold)
through. 26206.
Mustol (S. J.) Royal highway. 9068.
Muth (Fritz) Quintett fiir 5 blasin-
strumente. 20215.
My Antoinette. 14976 (94, 182, 339),
29647 (156).
My gal Sal. 23356.
My Lord’s ridin’ all the time. 16270.
My Lord says He’s gwineter rain down
fire. 1488.
My man Friday. 20942.
My old grey mare. 18540.
3261.
3372.
29019.
9550.
301.
Pray your way
My old Kentucky home. 2589 (230).
My wild Irish os 25954.
Myddleton (H.
By the ral River. 17236 (59),
29647 (25).
Phantom brigade. 17236 (3819).
Shamrock selection on Irish melo-
dies. 17236 (366).
Wounded friend. 17236 (487).
Myddleton (W. H.):
By the Swanee River. 17236 (59),
29647 (25).
Phantom brigade. 17236 (319).
Shamrock selection on Irish melo-
dies. 17236 (366).
Wounded friend. 17236 (487).
Myer (E. A.) I believe in you. 5476.
Myer (T. S.) Who knows. 9590.
Myerovich (Alvin) In memorium.
22911.
Myers (B. M.) There is a little girl.
19168.
Myers (Bob) That’s harmony. 12169.
Myers (Carmel):
I couldn’t care for you. 10689.
When you find me dreaming.
14855.
Myers (Clyde)
dear but you.
Myers (Harl1)
seeing tonight?
Myers (Elizabeth)
Myers (G. E.):
Ann Marie. 24498.
Carmela. . 12851, 27318.
End of the day brings you. 19996.
Gasco blyes. 22575.
Myers (Henry) Yaller.
It wasn’t the moon
20500.
Moon, what are you
1419.
Some day. 23864.
9642.
Myers (J. J.) Nine miles out of
town. 20995.
Myers (Martha) Snowflakes and
roses. 29083.
Myers (Mrs. P. A.) Lord’s prayer.
13758.
Myers (Richard) :
From now on.
Hello yourself.
22562.
8032.
I’m a one-man girl. 5528.
Jericho. 5728.
Mine alone. 6024.
Mister Cinders. 6039, 11298.
‘Street singer. 26535.
Myers (Sherman) :
Chinese twilight. 4906, 7625.
Fairy on the clock. 17787:
Gateway to the desert. 25044.
Haven’t I. 805.
Searecrow. 21301.
Silver river. 21369.
Myers (W. M.):
Cherry lips. 7617.
Melissa lands her trout. 8573.
Picture’s in the clouds. 8916.
Myers (W. N.) Wandering lovers.
4442.
Myers & Carrington:
In quest of Santa Claus.
Mysterious master. 3769.
Mynderse (Leah) In heav’nly love
abiding. 28052.
Myrrohl chemical co.
army song. 1993.
Mysell (Hyman) Chanele is geschtor-
ben. 4878.
Mysels (S. G.):
How’s my little rose. 25217.
I’m falling in love with your won-
derful eyes. 3318.
Man about town. 11188.
Short skirts. 29030.
Vaundéll. 14757.
Nachbar (A. M.) You mean every-
thing to me. 21928.
20458.
Smiling tooth
Nacht in Kairo. 6161.
Nachtigall. 28583.
Nador (—) Latod Béském megkér-
deztem Ny4ron valyogot. 20616.
1964
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Nador (Jézef, Joseph or Jéska) :
Ballagok, ballagok. 19608.
Gyantizd primas a yonét. 19608.
Hifiiba hazudja azt... 882.
Nador J6ska mésodik ndétaskon-
yve. 1520.
Nador Jéska noétéi. 20967.
Ne menjen el. 20979.
Te vagy az én napsugaram...
21542.
Wary Tam... ees
Nador (Kalman) :
Bura sanyi ndtaja. 587.
Csékos nyari 6j?... 425.
Eszedbe jutok-e néha. 587.
Hallgat-e még a sziv szavara?
20192.
Harom nota. 21643.
Hidba hazudja azt ... 882,
Hofehér szerelem, Befuta az utat.
20253.
Hogyha Ir majd édes anyém.
20255.
Holl6 lovam liba nyomat. 20255.
Hoviraig. 20272.
Kalmar Tibor nétai. 20564, 20565.
Kék nefelejts ... 21542.
Kérdezd meg az illatoz6 ibolyat.
1142.
Kinek a szoke, kinek a barna...
1145.
Latja Katoéka. 20615.
Latod Boském megkérdeztem, Ny-
Aaron valyogot. 20616.
Ma egy éve. 20745.
Maganak nem leszek én todbbé
bolondja. 20751.
Magara vagyom ...
aye LSIO:
Megsiratom a lehullo.
20820.
Mért szomort kisasszony? 20844.
Mért van néked = selyemruhad.
20820.
Ne menjen el. 20979.
Nem tehetek réla: szeretem!...
FHSS)
Ninesen olyan embor...
Nota a szerelemrol. 2331.
Régimodi nota. 20745.
Rozsalevél. 21271.
Sarga csizmat visel a bab&ém.
1877.
Szazas bank6é nesze cigany. 2125.
Tango d’amour. 2133.
Tavaszi 4lom. 21541.
Te vagy az én napSsugaram...
21542.
Tiergarten.
Varady <Aladar eredeti
dalai. 21720.
Vissza jottem érted. 2331.
Volt egyszer egy, 6sz volt mikor
meglatalak minden jo csaladban.
21741.
Voltal-e majusban bécsben.
1877.
21626.
magyar
2342.
19-'* Nador album. 2584.
20-'* Nador album. 2585.
21-'* Nador album. 2586.
Nafe (O. A.) Sweet little girl of my
dreams. 6818.
Nafziger (Paul) Light, peace and
joy. 11062.
Nageli (H. G.) Song service number
one for initiatory work. 9248.
Nager (Gus) pseud. See Neger (A. J.)
Naggiar (M.) Jolis yeux des mait-
resses. 13607.
Nagler (Franciscus) Song in praise
of. the Lord of heaven and earth.
2022.
Naibert (F..J.) :
Dream on. 19958.
How can I. 20273.
Najaka (A. J.) I’m not so young.
aoe
Najder (Walter):
Postuchujeie zydkowie.
Wyjezdzaj furmanie. 17183.
Nakada (Ugo) Waiting. 24196.
Nakiris hochzeit. 29647 (66).
Namahoe (Charles) Noble’s (Johnny)
16491.
collection of Hawaiian hulas and
songs. 26003. ;
Namyskowski (K.) Oberek do bialtego
dnia. 26046.
Nankivell (L. L.) Heavenly glory
songs. 27814.
Napoleon (Phil) You can’t cheat a
cheater. 21908.
Naponelli (Anthony) Dear little
sweetheart of dreams. 19902.
Nappi (William) It’s hard to _ be-
lieve. 3425.
Nardi (Civeta) Hot dogs. 10653.
Nardini (Pietro) Concerto in H
minor. 19882.
Nardis (Camillo de):
Festa tragica. 7878, 15479.
Processione notturna del Venerdi
Santo. 6396, 16514.
San Clemente a Casauria.
16624.
Serenata agli sposi.
Narmour (W. T.):
Carrol County blues. 17486.
Charleston no, 1. 17505.
Gallop to Georgia. 13214.
Kiss me waltz. 18657.
Midnight waltz. 138896.
Someone I love. 14486.
Narr (Mabel) Ol Jordan.
Nash (G. H.):
Dance of the honeybees.
Glow-worm. 17829.
In the Luxembourg
28071.
Listen to the lambs. 13721.
Parade of the wooden soldiers.
18718.
6536,
6602, 16663.
23505.
7706.
gardens,
1965
INDEX
Nash (G. H.)—Continued.
Sir Marmaduke. 29057.
Sleigh. 14439.
Street fair. 29155.
Nash (L. E.): ;
On the road to California.
- 26089.
Orphan girl.
Nash (W. H.):
Barearolle. 7463.
Life eternal. 3545.
Memory. 8588.
Prelude. 8734.
Nash & sons. He has gone to Kum-
baccoola. 38205.
Nass oder trocken.
Nassy (Sophie)
133383)
Nast (Paul):
Alma mia. 15025.
Blue Ridge. 17420.
Sur ton chemin. 6807, 16839.
Nastasi (Andrew) Why? Oh! Why.
4504.
Natale (Domenico) :
Primavera dei fiori.
Tarantella sull’
Natale (Frank)
18224.
Natalija-kolo. 29174.
Nathan (Casper) :
Bringing you true love.
How ean I know. 38251.
In the beautiful valley of love.
20436... *
Listening to me. 11073.
Mary’s in tune. 5976.
Mother, dear mother.
Nathan (Henry):
Toy shop infantry.
You hurt my feelings.
Nathanson (Nathaniel)
medicos. 11202.
National broadcasting co., ine.
foamers. 14915.
National music co.
14657.
National music publishers.
21941)
National Woman’s Christian temper-
ance union. W. C. T. U.. songs.
2349.
National 4-H club song book.
Natoli (Nathan) :
Kids again. 3496, 8374.
Twilight melodies. 29359.
Naumann (H. P.) sr. Jesus divine, my
Saviour. 13595.
Navara (Leon)
heart. 28042.
Navarre (Neil):
I want to come back and make
you mine. 967.
Lassie darling. 20613.
18667,
18686.
16302.
High school days.
1743, 6391.
onna. 98346.
Just you and I.
15183.
23318.
122389.
2552, 12530.
March of the
Yeast
Thinking of you.
Patricia.
20972.
In a corner of my
pt. Ilr, n. s., v. 24
Sunny spot in Tennessee.
Navarrett (Victor)
think of you. 21570.
Navarro (J. R.) Mi paloma. 13891.
Navitsky (Matthew) jr. It takes a
blonde to make you happy. 5712.
Nawahi (Benjamin) :
Black boy blues. 2753.
Hawaiian capers. 27797.
In Hollywood town. 8252.
Love me now. 3584.
Malia. 28374.
Queen of the South-sea isle. 1759.
Wiggle yo’ toes. 9610.
Naylor (D. H.) Echoes of the ball.
16833..
That’s when I
29647 (57).
Neal (Ben):
Did I do wrong. 7747.
How long. 10669.
Until the cows come home. 12296.
Neal (R. M.) Victory. 21726.
Neale (Jaspar) Dream visions. 523.
Nearing (Homer) San Jacinto morn-
ing. 9085.
Neasham (Mary) Will you be my
sweetheart. 29542.
Ned Wayburn’s gambols. 421, 2849.
Needham (A. A.):
Barley sheaves. 24426 (17).
Pitty-pat and ‘Tippy-toe. 7310:
(110).
Neel (Hilla) Spanish beauty. 16778.
Neff (Prudence)
22344.
Neger (A. J.):
Dear girl of my heart.
Knicknacks. 18240.
Neidlinger (O. B.):
Love song. 29647 (136).
Moving finger. 29647 (158).
Sometimes. 29647 (215).
Song of spring. 29647 (219).
Neidlinger (Virginia) Shadowy
dreams. 29004.
Neidlinger (W. H.):
Love song. 29647 (136).
Moving finger. 29647 (158).
Sometimes. 29647 (215).
Song of spring. 29647 (219).
Neighbour (R. E.):
O Lord, I am Thine.
Saviour divine. 26330.
Neilson (Francis) Manabozo. 18398.
Neilson (O. W.) Skies have been gray
ever since you went away. 11941.
Neilson (Rutgers) Cock-a-doodle-
oodle-oodle-oo! 15260.
Neitz (H. H.) Memories of the Sus-
quehanna. 18441,
Nelly, my love, and me. 8742.
Nelson (A. K.) Until I met you..
24155.
Nelson (A. W.):
Cross our ensign.
Deacon’s dilemma.
7729.
26038.
4577 (67).
1966
nos. 1-12, 1929
4577 (70).
14976 (96).
Cup of cold water.
Father, by Thy love.
Glory to God in the highest. 14976
(114).
I stretch my hands to Thee. 14976
(1438). :
No one but Jesus. 12594 (272).
There is an hour of peaceful rest.
12594 (388).
Nelson (Bob) She’s got a great big
army of friends. 1988.
Nelson (C. C.) JTll make my dreams
come true. 22782.
NWetson, (CL 3. 1.) *
He is looking my way.
High living. 8044.
My Savior’s hand. 8721.
Oh what a friend. 8809.
Nelson (C. M.) Sun will shine again.
23957.
Nelson
13581.
Nelson (D. C.):
I am lonesome sweetheart. 25241.
I ean’t stop loving you. 25247.
Too late. 26686.
Nelson (E. G.):
Dream face. 22410.
He’s a lucky dog.
8018.
(Clarice) It wouldn’t do.
22679, 25162.
Listen in to-night sweetheart.
28277.
My mother’s photograph. 20949,
23385.
Paint your home with sunbeams.
16436. 18706, 21124, 23563, 23564,
28760.
Put on your pajamas. 23653.
Two pals. 16986.
We both love the same sweetheart.
12352.
Where the bab-bab-babbling
brook. 14864, 21834.
Where the butterflies kiss the but-
tercups good-night. "12438,
ET 122 2lS8.
Nelson (Edward) ‘There’s no one
else. 19178.
Nelson (F.) ‘Too late. 29319.
Nelson (George) Whatever you do
remember that I love you. 2425.
Nelson (H. A.):
North-bound train. 14052.
You’ll never find a daddy like me.
14941.
Nelson (H. C.)
Nelson (H. E.):
Virginia. 7063, 19282.
Wear a little smile. 7127, 9536.
Nelson (Joseph) Collection of six
Polish dances. 24735.
Nelson (L.) Bohemienne. 29647 (22).
Nelson (M. E.) Waiting for you
Genevieve. 21750.
Girl of mine. 25068.
IN DEX
Nelson (N. O.) Where the lotus flow-
ers bloom. 21836.
Nelson (Rudolph) :
Ich will sie kiissen wenn sie es
verlangen. 5624.
Lippen, die sich finden in der
nacht. 25625.
Morgen ist morgen und heute ist
heut.., ut Fsear,
My little girl across the way.
13979, 16267.
So viel liebe kannst du nicht ver-
langen. 26431.
Susi blast das saxophon. 2096.
Ungektisst soll eine frau nicht
schlafen geh’n ... 12293.
Wien, du mein Berlin! 12471.
Nelson (Steve) There’s too many
eyes. 21598.
Nelson (W. V.) Christ way. 19799.
Nelson (William) Principessa del
grammofono. 236388.
Nemchick (E. V.):
I am waiting for you. 25248.
I want to find my gal. 28000.
Just an image of you. 25513.
Németi (Josef or Joseph) :
Berceuse. 4734. ua
Dorfschwalben aus_ Osterreich.
7768.
Im wald und auf der heide.
22900.
Liaichle, Giaconda. 5805.
Serenata appassionata. 6603.
Nemett (Joseph) :
I’m sitting on the edge of a rain-
bow. 15781.
Tell your troubles to the moon.
12146.
Nemmers (M. L.):
Missa adoremus. 11288.
Missa infantis Jesu. 18468.
Nené (Leon) Blue tango. 27247.
Neptijdeme spat aZ rano v Sest. 28600.
Neretti (Luigi) Fiorita di canti popo-
lari tosecani. 13165.
Neri (Ruggero) :
Dispettucci d’ amore.
Juventus nova. 13641.
Notte catalana. 23466.
Oh. ........ Sienorine TF 23504.
Nerini (Emile) Prélude. 7735.
Nerini (lL. L.) Etude journaliére des
gammes et arpéges. 17236 (122).
Nero (G. F.) Lover’s moon. 18361.
Neroni (Umberto) , Abbandonata.
21971.
Nesbit (L. F.):
Don’t put me on
17655.
Mister Cupid. 28464.
That’s the time to smile.
13019.
a pedestal.
26629,
1967
INDEX
Nesbitt (John):
Orying and sighing.
Stop kidding. 14542.
Nesle (Robert de) Sonatine animale.
12948.
16748.
Nesom (Maud) Cherry blossoms.
27350.
Nessler (V. EH.) Behwtt’ dich Gott.
TA8T.
Nestor (Catherine) When sweet-
hearts are true. 17104.
Nesvadba (Jos.)
5895.
Netherlands, reciprocal copyright pro-
tection of music, p. 5.
Netherton (Ishmael) Sunshine, shine
a little bit for me. 238961.
Nettleton (Paul) When everyone’s
in love. 24253.
Netto (Barrozo) :
Galhofeira. 250389.
Minha terra. 25835.
Netzorg (Bendetson)
song. 22948.
Neubach (Ernst) Ich hab’ dich lieb,
weil du ein deutsches midel bist!
280138.
Neues vom tage. 16311, 18586.
Neumann (Egon):
Gedanken sind frei. 7945.
Hoffmann. 22710, 25196.
Kleines midel, geh’ nicht am
gliick vorbei! 13662.
Wenn die ersten veilchen bltih’n.
Loreley-paraphrase.
Irish peasant
24224, 24225.
Wenn sie nicht wissen sollten.
14813,
Willst due einen. brdutigam.
14888.
Neumann (J. A. E.) My cottage by
the sea. 8677.
Neustadtl (Victor) Innere _ licht.
22937.
Neville (H. G.):
From dawn to twilight. 15532.
Somewhere in memories. 16747.
Nevin (—):
Easter joy. 555.
Rosary. 26296.
Nevin (A. P.):
African love song. 17236 (3).
At rest. 17236 (27).
Four seasons. 4577 (121).
March of -the Pilgrims. 9708
(144), 17286 (240).
Mighty lak’ a rose. 17236 (269).
Song. 4577 (288).
To Anne. ‘17286 (429).
Woodpecker. 29647 (265).
Wynken, Blynken and Nod.
17236 (488).
Nevin (Arthur) Auf wiederseh’n.
14976 (19). ,
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Nevin (Clarence)
herds. 2188.
Nevin (Hthelbert) :
African love song. 17236 (3).
“At rest. 72386 (2K
Captive memories. 304.
Day in Venice. 10180.
Four seasons. 4577 (121),
March of the Pilgrims.
(144), 17286 (240) .
Mighty lak’ a rose. 17236 (269).
Song. 4577 (288). -
To Anne. °17236 (429).
Woodpecker. 29647 (265).
Wynken, Blynken and Nod. 17236
(488).
There were shep-
9709
Nevin (F. B.) Japanese doll. 15911.
Nevin (George B.): .
Behold, God is my _ salvation.
14976 (27).
Birthday of a King.
Christ our Passover.
Crown of life. 22308.
Dear Jesus, sweet the tears I shed.
5021.
Everlasting hills. 13124.
Gently, Lord, oh, gently lead us.
9709 (78).
God Who madest heaven
earth. 19491 (82).
God will make all things right.
15579.
He is risen.
24426 (28)..
4912.
and
4577 (150).
I am Alpha and Omega. 27057
(50)
Jerusalem. 27057 (61).
Jesus, do roses grow so red.
20522.
Jesus standeth at the door. 20524.
Jubilate Deo. 12594 (171).
Lead, kindly light. 14976 (178).
Marching. 9709 (147).
O Lord, how manifold are Thy
works. 24426 (204).
O loving voice of Jesus.
(235).
Rejoice in the Lord all ye people.
24426 (238).
Seek ye the Lord. 14976 (286).
Seeking a King. 28980.
Sing, O daughter of Zion.
Twilight. 2269, 2270.
Nevin (Gordon Balch) :
By the sea. 19735.
Day will come. 469.
Lamps of the dusk. 18256.
Love’s golden dream. 3590.
Poco allegretto. 2779.
' Rapture. 28885.
Souvenir romantique. 6748.
Twenty-five advanced pedal
14976
23829.
studies for the organ. 20985.
Nevin (S. D.) De hoot owl. 2928.
New Christian hymnal. 8748.
1968
IN DEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
New Christmas songs. 20986.
New dances, 1929. 25977.
New England conservatory of music.
12 chorales with variations. 21245.
New moon. 1539, 11440, 14082.
New songs for service. 6172.
New. songs for the home and radio.
3785.
New world music corp.:
American in Paris. 15034.
Do what you do. 15871.
Feeling sentimental. 15475.
Funny face. 5260.
Harlem serenade. 15636.
I must be home by twelve o’clock.
15790.
Liza, all the clouds’ll roll away.
16051.
So are you. 16727.
Tell the doc. 2149.
New Zealand, reciprocal
protection of music, p. 5.
copyright
Newbill (H. A.) Dearest mother.
17627.
Newburn (S. G.) My love will wait.
16272.
Neweombe (H. C.) jr. You’re make
believin’. 29621.
Newcomer (C. H. J.) Twin soul of
mine. 12278.
Newcomer (Marie) Awakening.
12683.
Newcomer (R. M.) My consolation.
23339.
Newcomer (W. W.):
I am so glad you love me. 3273.
If you don’t know how to love,
stay away. 18116.
Oh! Dad you know. 26054.
Old Kentucky my native land.
8817.
Sweetheart Emma Lou. 6830.
Newell (G. M.):
Robinson Crusoe’s story. 23706.
Tailor’s mouse. 14591, 24002.
Newell (J. E.) Gipsy life. 5298.
Newell (Naomi) ‘Tired eyes, I love
you. 26676.
Newell (R. C.):
Drinking song. 19967.
Ellen, sweet Ellen. 19990.
When in the forest night.
Newell (Sara)
care? 410.
Newham (G. M.):
21810.
Could you learn to
Blume im walde. 24616.
Pageant of the century. 28758.
Newham (Gordon) White horses.
24297.
Newman (Charles) :
Chickie. 27353.
Heart strings. 25174.
Hollywood. 27838.
Tll see you thru. 5513.
Nicholas (Jokn)
Lover’s lane is lonesome lane for
me, 11189.
Newman (D. L.) °
12542.
Newman (Frank)
Newman (Ruby)
26949. .
Newton (E. W.) Assembly songs and
choruses. 24519,
Newton (Ernest) :
Angels guard thee. 3154.
May-morn. 386388.
Miller and the brook. 8601.
My old grey mare. 18540.
On the lake. 18665.
Roses of today. i839.
Second community
18906.
When fairies dancein May. 14882.
101 country dances. 16320.
Newton (J. HE.) Ave verum. 7429.
Newton (J. W.):
Moonbeams bright.
My river of dreams. 3754.
Nibelle (Henri) Christus vincit.
Nicastro (Mario) :
Carzaratu. 24694.
Mulinaredda. 3707.
°U chiovu. 4380.
°U malantrinu.
Niechia (Lillian) :
Best that life can give us.
Butterfly baby. 7552.
Have you ever known. 22670.
If you’re sad or if you’re smilin’.
28029.
Ireland, Ireland, we drink to thee.
22942.
Never again. 38784.
Noreen aroon. 23460.
Nothing you can say, nothing you
ean do. 23465.
Why should we worry about to-
morrow. 2491.
Smile a little while.
You only you.
Bell boy. 153.
Why not be fair.
uke book.
13919.
365.
26731.
24588.
23849.
Nicholls (Heller) :
Canoe song. 10011.
Jingles for juniors.
Mazurka militaire.
Merry tale. 11268.
Seven beginner pieces for violin.
3787.
Spring dance. 12033.
Sunday morn. 12090.
Tchaikovsky album. 19230.
Waxwork show. 2380.
22975.
16150.
Nicholls (Heratio) pseuwd. See Wright
(Lawrence )
Nicholls (J. H.) Ma chérie.
Nichols (Alberta) :
Best of ‘em are none too good.
9900.
13797.
1969
INDEX
Nichols (Alberta )—Continued.
I'm in waiting on the queen.
10739.
There you are and here am I.
6914.
Whatever it is I’ve got it. 2424.
Nichols (Anne) :
Could you care. 408.
Fullahel hop. 696.
Here is my heart. 826.
In your arms. 1044.
Invitation eyes. 1059.
Parking space. 1675.
Sax appeal. 1881.
Nichols (Bob) pseud. See Wilkins
(R. N.)
Nichols (C. W.) Some day. 29091.
Nichols (Edward) :
Carolina sunshine, home of mine.
4858.
My dear old valley home. | 6104.
Nichols (G. D.) When the moon plays
peek-a-boo. 19356.
Nichols (James E.) Who doesn’t be-
lieve in God. 26934.
Nichols (Joseph E.) :
Dancing the blues away. 15314.
Girl I met from Tennessee. 17819,
20141.
Nichols (diko= Ht.) Massachusetts.
11223.
Nichols (Ken) Hot stuff. 15689.
Nichols (Laurence H.) Sweetheart
of the rose. 26579.
Nichols (Leonard Herschel) :
Beautiful you. 27198.
Down sunset’s trail. 7776.
Honolulu town. 10650.
Just around the corner. 25514.
My mother’s refrain. 23386.
Nobody’s business but my own.
23456.
Whenever I’m waltzing with you.
26913.
Nichols (V. A.) Harvest is great and
the laborers are few. 5388.
Nicholson (John) :
Airways and fairways.
Chief Hide and Seek.
Prairie prance. 26204.
Under the western sky. 26739.
19517.
24713.
Nicholson (L. G.) Bobette. 7526.
Nicholson (R. T.) Daughter of the
gods. 24810.
Nicholson (SS. H.) My country.
18509.
Nichter (H. F.) I know something.
25274.
Nickell (A. K.) I never knew that I
loved you. 3338.
Nichlass-Kempner (Siegfried) :
Czardas. 24784.
Jumping jimminy.
Playboy of dreams.
18201.
18750.
pt: 16, nv s., v.24
Street singer. 26535.
You might have known I loved
you. 19460.
You’ve made me happy to-day.
21944,
Nicol (M. L. C.):
Lord’s prayer. 18757.
Mither’s musings. 25849.
Nicolai (O.) Lustigen sweiber von
Windsor. 18375.
Nicolai (Phillip) Morning star.
1428.
Nicolari (Gaetano) Ah non fuggirmi.
12612.
Nicoletti (Nicola) :
Mamme me vogghie maritéa. 13813.
Me nzore 0 no me nzore. 11235.
Nicolo (Mario) :
Anno nuovo... vitanova! 15046.
Piedgrotta H. Rossi 1928. 3987.
Sivigliana. 16718.
Nicomede music ¢o.:
Junior folio for
10926.
Royal method for piano accordion.
26306.
Nicosia (Nicolo)
in guerra. 9207.
Nieburg (Jacob)
Niederer (LL. M.):
Every-body loves me but the one
I want. 10368.
Night in June. 3789.
Sorry dear. 26488.
You are not where you belong
banjo band.
Soldato che parte
I wish. 25364.
tonight. 12522.
Niedzielski (Stanislas) Blue Danube.
19673.
Nield (Ernest) pseud. See Roberts
(Chas)
Nielsen (I. C.):
Mothers of America. 13988.
Song of that mother of mine.
14502.
Niemack (Jlza) Barearolle.
Niemann (Walter):
Mein klavierbuch. 16154, 16155.
Modern tanzsuite. 16201.
Phantasien in Bremer ratskeller.
16469.
Niesley (M. B.):
I know I made a Lucky Strike.
25273.
You’re mine. 19467.
Niess (H. W.) Annabell.
Niewiadomski (St.):
Cappriccietto. 27057 (18).
Deux mazureks. 27057 (96).
Krakowiak. 27057 (68):
Mazurek. 27057 (87).
Melodie romantique. 27057 (90).
Polonaise. 27057 (109).
Serenade slave. 27057 (122).
Valse. 27057 (97).
27187.
15044.
1970
=
¥
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
in Venice. 8149, 8837, 9187,
13755.
Nikitin (Vladimir) pseud. See Harts
ls al GF
Nikolaus (A.) Bundeslied. 24650.
Nilb (Harry) Monetta, ma mia.
6049.
Niles (A. O.) 105th infantry march.
12594.
mies (J. J.).:
Seven Kentucky mountain tunes.
25990.
Seven negro exaltations. 25991.
Songs my mother never taught me.
26481.
Sweet mamma blues.
Niles (S. W.)
Nilssen (Erik)
21510.
Never again. 114387.
Marigold. 3626.
Nin (Joaquin) Chants d’Espagne.
15234.
Nina-nana. 20994.
Nita Rosa. 27041, 28792, 28993, 29636.
Nini (Corrado) Alla capanna di
Betlemme. 17274.
Nisbet (E. Z.) Why couldn’t you be
true. 26943.
Nissen (H. P.):
December May. 17683.
Flag baby. 27658.
Graf. 20168.
Life’s sunshine. 5848, 11057.
Orphan rag doll. 26119.
Song of San Leandro. 2029.
Tears of love. 2141.
Nissim (Renzo) Silvana.
Nitzsche (Bernhard)
25789.
Nixon (Ted):
Alabamy sunrise.
Loosen up. 8477.
Rocky road. 6470.
Wotta’ life. 2526.
No ecards. 19491 (166).
No, no, Nanette. 223829, 24516, 24795,
24796, 29461.
29042.
Meeresstille.
19518.
—_
Noack (August) Lehm op. 18270,
20629.
Nobbs (George) Little imp of mis-
chief. 1225.
Nobile (F. H. de) See De Nobile (F.
HH)
Nobile (Vincenzo) “Na mamma senza
eore. |: 38741;
Noble (Johnny):
Flower lei. 17769.
For you ale. 25013.
Moana serenade. 16198.
My Hawaiian home. 3731.
Noble's (Johnny) collection of
Hawaiian hulas and _= songs.
26003.
Noble’s (Johnny) royal collection
of Hawaiian songs. 23455.
When the sun goes down. 19359.
Noble (Ray):
Baby, you’ve got the right idea!
19592.
Empty chair. 10336.
It would be wonderful. 20501.
Look in her eyes. 3569.
Nobody’s fault but your own.
3805, 8769, 11465, 21004.
She’s absolutely hopeless. 11895.
Noble (T. T.):
Choral prelude on the tune Domi-
hus regit me. 17521.
Choral prelude on the tune Drum-
clog: 17522.
God, the Eternal Ruler.
Noble (V. V.):
Scenes of our sweetheart days.
14367.
When I fell in love with you.
14833.
Noble’s (Johnny) collection of Hawai-
ian hulas and songs. 26003.
Nobody knows de trouble I see. 6189,
6190.
No-body’s jigg. 26011.
7965.
Noces de F garo. 1448, 1444.
Noche loca. 26012.
Noe (E. M.) When dreams come true.
2428.
Noé (J. T.) Responses, sentences and
amen. 21280.
Noe (K. H.) Bonnie blue eyes. 27255.
Noel (H. J.) Too late to say I’m
Sorry.) 241 '2:
Noel (Jean) Dreaming. 2978.
Noél-Gallon (—) Solfége de concours.
9209.
Noel Johnson (—): -
God’s rest. 2589 (108).
My love’s a butterfly. 2589 (229).
Noe!-Johnson (Rose) :
God’s rest. 2589 (108).
My love’s butterfly. 2589 (229).
Noél nouvelet. 6192.
Noél savoyard du XVI° sécle.
Nolek (August) :
Capriccietto. 17236 (61).
Ersten tibungsstticke in fortschrei-
tender ordnung fiir violoncell.
NG256¢ (117,; 118);
Frohsinn. 17236 (134).
Im kahn. 17236 (180).
Lied. 17236 (289).
Mazurka. 17236 (256).
Reigen. 17256 (332).
Skating. 6672.
Studie. 17236 (290).
Walzer. 17236 (291).
With muted strings.
Noélck (Franziska) :
Capriccietto. 17236 (61).
Ersten tibungsstticke in fortschrei-
tender ordnung fiir v/oloncell.
17236 (117, 118).
6193.
29553.
1971
INDEX
Nolek (Franziska )—Continued.
Frohsinn. 17236 (134).
Im kahn. 17236 (180).
Lied. 17236 (289).
Mazurka. 17236 (256).
Re'gen. 17236 (832).
Studie. 17236 (290).
Walzer. 17236 (291).
Noelte (Albert) Suite in einem satz.
21490. }
Noiret (Louis) Ifran faidren har det
Kommit ... 20487.
Nokes (Bill) Beneath Montana skies.
2736.
Nolan (Bob):
I’m glad it was somebody else.
20348.
My castle of never can be. 6100,
13958.
Oriental illusions. 21098.
Nolan (Dixie) Worried love. 29575.
Nolan (Nellie) Everything nice re-
minds me of you. 22483.
Noland (C. M.) 'That’s why I’m lonely
tonight. 26632.
Nold (A. P.) Memory lane.
Noll (A. W.):
Come kiss yo’ mammy good-night.
14976 (54).
Congratulations. 15272.
Phoebe. 17236 (320).
Reminiscence. 16556.
Under the greenwood tree.
Nolte (R. E.):
Christ of the centuries.
Easter joy. 555.
Gifts of Summer. 5289.
Resurrection song. 1797.
There were shepherds.
Non ti rammenti i. baci.
Noonan (W. C.)
Noonan (W. E.)
mamma. 15802.
Norburn (Henry Yorke-)
Norburn (Henry)
Nord (Lucy):
Flower ballet.
23237.
24149.
2843.
2188.
d807.
True love. 293844.
I’ve got a new
653.
French peasants’ dance. 686.
Little knights and ladies. 1227.
Violetta. 2328.
Nord (O. M.) Garry Owen. 18219.
Norden (N. L.):
Heavenly King. 5406.
We praise Thee. 7125.
Nordeuropzisk musikforlag:
Du. 10291.
Du, den eneste pige, jeg kender.
10292.
Menuet rococo. 11262.
Paa min lysegrgnne ¢g. 11587.
Pige, fortel mig et eventyr. 11647.
Salomons visdom. 11812.
See Yorke-
pt. IIL, n. s., v. 24
Nordiska musikforlaget, a. b.:
Anda hem. 27069.
Ar allt forbi. 17.
Bellman-melodier. 160.
En liten tos. 569.
Froken! tink om vi traffats i
varas! 692.
Fy pa sej, gamla miénniskan!
27691.
Ingen 4r som mor. 1050.
Manuela. 28382.
Marcia funebre. 5968.
Nattbris. 1524.
Rorsmannens sang. 28923.
Sjomansvisa. 29063.
Stockholm, min barndoms stad!
29150.
Svensk svit. 29178.
Symfoni i F-dur. 29210.
Tanker du pa mej? 2126.
Tillie. 2209.
Under stjirnorna. 2282.
Varfor kan jag inte fa ett svar
ifran dej? 2309.
Nordman (Chester) :
Fascination. 20035.
Frivolity. 3109.
Volga boatmen’s song. 19289.
Nordstrom (Dagmar) Dear old girl
of Deita sigma phi. 12995.
Norell (Lucille) Say that you’re sorry.
143863.
Norelli (Armando): -
Baci fatali. 7451, 22075.
What is a home without a mother.
26867. .
Norfolk Island, reciprocal copyright
protection of music, p. 5.
Norma. 4727.
Norman (D. C.):
Oh, didn’t he ramble. 29647 (169).
That certain party. 21964 (70).
Under the bamboo tree. 24426
(288).
Norman (EH. W.) His natal day.
25191.
Norman (Karyl) Volga peasant song.
19290.
Norman (Pierre) :
Carmen. 24686, 24687.
Daily bread. 4987, 4988.
I’d like to love someone.
In the valley of my dreams.
25441.
Norrett (Larry) :
Ev’ry once in awhile.
My rosebud of love.
Norris (Cal):
Are you afraid of me. 24505.
It’s natural. 25467. ,
Just for a day. 28164.
17991.
10860,
20020.
11399.
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INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Say that you have forgiven me.
28962.
Way I do. 29449.
Norris (Walker) Laundry song.
Nors (Ole):
Scales, Ist position, violin.
Vallejo. 19264.
Norsa (Vittorio) :
Canzonetta. 17236 (293).
Dialogo. 17236 (102).
Meditazione. 17236 (259).
Norsk musikforlag:
Adagio av
2599.
Ballangrud. 4707.
Bereeuse. 4163.
Blaklokker. 4747.
Bon. 2768.
Canada. 7570.
Da Lilleguld kom. 7697.
Du grénne glitrende tre.
Evighetstanker. 3033.
Hjemreisen. 15668.
Hugsviv. 5468.
Huldreslaat. 3262.
I ensomme stunde. 2599.
Introduktion og Passacaglia.
8398.
18885.
E-moll concerten.
15414.
15880.
Paa laaven! 8864.
Sdlvet. 4163.
Sommervise. 4176.
Spil musik. 4201.
Tokse-valsen. 16947.
Vi har et land. 7051.
Violen. 4415.
Voluspaa. 7070.
Vuggevise. 2348.
Norsk notestik og forlag, a. s.:
Bondevalsen. 4775.
Charleston i grukkedalen. 4888.
Skjergardsvals. 26419.
Nort (IsabeHa van) See Van Nort
(Isabella )
Nortenstraugh (L. A.) Just for you
and me. 3477.
North (Jack) Happy go lucky. 251438,
Northern Nancy. 26017.
Norton (A. I.) I dreamed of you.
13398.
Norton (Frederic) :
Camel and the butterfly. 27057
(17):
Canary and the _- cuckoo-clock.
29647 (28).
Elephant and the portmanteau.
27057 (40).
Madcap Marjorie. 4577 (227).
atters and tucks. 29647 (227).
Norton (G. A.) Sing me a song of
the South. 264138.
Norton (J. J.) Frances, do you re-
member? 10465.
Norton (R. F.):
‘Day by day. 12982.
I adore, I adore you.
Norton (R. H.) jr:
For one little girl like you. 138188.
My little sunshine girl. 13981.
When I held you in my arms
14835.
Norvell (Katherine) Oh pretty little
blue bird up in the sky. 16878.
Norway, reciprocal copyright protec-
tion of music, p. 5.
20287.
Notre Dame. College. California.
280.
Nett! (EF. FH"
Dawning. 24811.
Prelude. 24811.
Notz (F. R.) After awhile. 12608.
Nous quittons les Paques. 6198.
Novak (F. J.) jr.:
No one but you_ sweetheart.
16331.
Spanish garden serenade. 19027.
Novello (—) Adeste fideles. 25201.
Novello (Ivor) :
Ever so. 20010.
Give me back my heart.
House I’d build. 20271.
Teardrops from her eyes. 215438.
There must be something on my
mind. 21587. ;
Thought never entered my head.
21618.
Novello (¥.):
Glory to God
105382.
Rejoice in the Lord all ye peuple.
24426 (233).
Novello & co., Itd.:
22602.
in the highest.
Adventure. 4592.
April song. 22029.
Astrophel. 24520.
Baa, baa, black sheep. 150838
Blackbird. 22131.
Bees. 9876.
Bourrée. 4783.
Break forth into thanksgiving
(ire
Christ the Lord is risen again.
2844.
Come live with me, and be my
love. 392.
Concerto. 24748.
Doctor Foster. 153873.
Dream, baby, dream. 15395.
Dream of the water lily. 27557.
.Dustman’s eall. 5118.
Ere evening shadows round me
close. 577.
Fair Sally. 24972.
Fairies’ forest. 3042.
Fairy lullaby. 27632.
Feeding time. 5195.
God that is our Saviour. 22612,
1973
aa |
Novello & co., 1td.—Continued.
Holy, holy, holy. 183846.
I had a little pony. 157380.
I have twelve oxen. 38289.
I know a bank. 27912.
Ill praise my Maker.
I loved a lass. 27949.
I sing the birth was born to-night.
22845.
Irish schoolmaster. 5690.
It comes from the misty ages.
3299.
5695-5697.
Lass of Richmond Hill. 1179.
Lee shore. 25596.
Lie strewn the white flocks.
11051.
Madrigal of spring. 5948.
Magnificat and Nune dimittis.
» 23175, 28366.
Many roads. 11196.
Minstrel boy. 1888.
Moonlight dance of the gnomes.
28483.
Music. 23325.
My story. 16287.
O can ye sew cushions? 28657.
O little town of Bethlehem.
23477.
O praise the Lord. 27180.
Office of. the holy communion.
14078, 28682.
Passion of our Lord.
Pedlar. 6313.
Persephone.
Piper. 18745.
Piper of spring. 28813.
Praise, O praise the Lord of har-
vest. 14225.
Procession. 26219.
Puer natus est nobis. 23648.
Queen Mab summons her court.
28877.
Rain in May. 6415.
Rainbow. 8997.
Rejoice and sing.
River song. 26278.
15092.
8901.
23686.
Robin on the apple tree. 6467.
Robin’s last will. 1817.
Siciliana. 6688.
Sister, awake! 6670.
Soldiers of Christ, arise. 2002.
Son of God is born for all. 26455.
Song of the rivulet. 29114.
Song of the vikings. 29117.
Song’s eternity. 23902.
Spring-time. 16793.
Springtime. 6770.
Star that shines
bright. 23928.
Sun of my soul. 12087.
Sunny holiday. 14557.
Swaying blossoms. 29181.
Tell me where is fancy bred.
19135.
So pure and
pt. I, n. s., v. 24
There is a spirit singing. 16913.
To.all you ladies. 2215.
Tommy Snooks. 12230.
Turtle soup. 7001, 7002.
Twilight shadows. 7010.
While all things were in quiet si-
lence. 24291.
While shepherds watched their
flocks by night. 29513. ;
Who knocks at the door?
Winter. 26961.
Ye servants of the Lord. 12510.
Yellow and blue. 29586.
Novick (Nathan) Winter landscape.
29546.
Novotny (Hdwin)
of my dreams. 9066.
Novy (C. F.) Serenade.
Nowell (E. L.)
(Hi. i)
Noyes (D. C.)
(218).
Noyes-group. :
Classic.
Desert.
Escape. 20003.
Heroic. 20244.
Ice. 20414.
Teicles. 20417.
Jungle. 20542
Jungle. valse.
Lilt. 20654.
Mazurka. 20812.
Mist. 20861.
Passing rhythms.
Pegasus. 21144.
Processional. 21198.
Rag. 21200.
Rocking song. 21252.
Stems. 21472.
Summer rotary. 21492.
24301.
Rowena, the girl
21322.
pseud. See Harts
Lord is King. 4577
19807.
19916.
"20548.
21136.
Trailing mists. 21657.
Under the sea. 21701.
Valse in 3 parts. 21714.
Nozani-na. 8781.
Nozuod (—):
Daisy—Suzy—Rosy. 153038.
Retour. 23692.
Nuccio (Bonaventura) j7.:
Dreaming e’er of you. 17676.
I wanna fall in love with you-hoo.
18079.
My Spanish love. 18555.
When first your lips met mine.
19347.
When the shadows fall.
Nui ¢GRi vAsiie
Kahala Bay. 15954.
Najimi. 16300.
Nuit au Louvre. 3817, 16349.
Nuit de mai. 17496, 17499.
Nujent (J. J.) Ona grand old night
in June. 1619.
19358.
1974
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INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Nunes (Morris): , Nyitrai (EHlek) Alfred Pingouin.
In a bungalow. 1008, 5650. 4605.
Tide of memory. 2207. Nyman (George) :
Nuove canzoni di primavera 1929,
della casa editrice musicale La si-
rena.” “t6ap1; 2IO1T,.
Nussbaum (Joseph) :
Album of my dreams.
Am I blue! 9765.
Ashes of love. 4657.
Blue Danube. 27237.
Blue Hawaii. 7518.
Choclo. 344.
Fountainette. 3100.
Giovanna, to thee I am calling.
5297.
Hello Margot! 20237, 20238.
I'd like to be a Gipsy. 18392.
I’m the medicine man for
blues. 15788.
I’m too young to be careful. 15786.
If you were mine. 138522.
15005.
the
Just you, just me and love. 10958.
Lady divine. 5804.
Let me have my dreams. 11036.
Love is a wonderful thing. 13770.
Love thrills. 13776.
Love will find a way. 16087.
Marika. 25758.
Maybe—who knows. 11229.
My castle in Spain is a shack in
the lane. 6098.
My dear. 16244.
My heart wants to kiss you,
cherie. 18521.
My song of the Nile. 14001.
Painting the clouds with sunshine.
18707.
Rhapsodie russe.
Sentimental Swanee.
Sweetness of your song.
Toymaker’s dream. 2282.
What are you doing to-night.
12385.
What will I do without you. 19341.
Who cares what you have been.
9586.
Won’t you give in? 21888.
Wouldn’t it be wonderful? 17180.
You ecan’t stop me from lovin’
you. 7259, 9661.
Your love I crave. 12565.
Nussinof (Pioter) Nobody can tell
me that but you. 1557.
Nutter (C. H.) In a little bungalow.
1010.
Nutter (Carl) What a moon.
Nutter (J. Wz-) Bathing
12710.
Nutting (H. C.) Vergil. 9486.
Nuys (L. B. van) See Van Nuys
(hey
Nyblin (H. A.)
4029.
6592.
2120.
26860.
beauty.
Our country. 26120.
In the land of roses. 1035.
In the springtime. 1040.
My little gypsy maiden. 1484.
Nystroem (Gé6sta) Regrets. 6426.
O! I hae seen the roses blaw. 11491
O little town of Bethlehem. 21027.
O mein heimatland. 26040.
O sole mio. 26045.
O, whistle, and I’ll come to you, my
lad. 28671.
O worship the King.
Oakland (Ben) :
Are you afraid of nie.
It’s natural. 25467.
Just for a day. 28164.
Say that you have forgiven me.
28962.
Way I do. 29449.
Oakley (L. G.) Remember little town
girl. 9019, 21226.
Oakley (Pauline)
Oberek podlaski.
Oberfeld (C.):
Ca m’ est égal.
Des fleurs. 5035.
Fleur dans la fourrure.
J’ai peur. 5717.
Je r’ voiSs Paname.
Morenita. 13926.
Vous avez perdu ca dans un taxi.
9509.
Oberg (A. D.)
light. 20460.
Oberon. 2589 (241).
Oberstadt (C. D.) Tango.
Obersteiger. 26048.
Oberthtir (Carl) Riibezahl.
Oblinger (Harry) :
Babs. 17332.
Climbing up the hill.
Conscience. 4947.
I have you—you have me. 25266.
I thought you wanted love. 5594.
Just another night. 18211.
Open your heart. 6262.
Rainbow in the rain. 21212.
Turning in the lane. 29356.
Underneath the Mississippi moon.
14731.
Without a
29557.
Obrecht (B. B.):
21036.
24505.
And how!
28674.
7370.
24665.
10428.
3442.
In the beautiful moon-
12133.
16601.
22258.
shadow of doubt.
Sermon on the mount. 14976
(289).
Shepard’s reed-organ method.
4577 (356).
Te Deum in F. 4577 (389).
O’Brien (Bobby) You'll find out.
7267.
O’Brien (D. J.)
the moon. 18582.
’"Neath the spell of
1975
IN DEX
O’Brien (Jack)
8267.
O’Brien (K. B.):
Biddy O’I3rien. 182.
Do the Mississippi muck. 2956.
Mississippi muck. 1400.
One girl of my dreams.
Tenement Tessie. 4276.
O’Brien (M. E.) When I first met
YOU. 1 (1G
O’Bryan (F. L.):
Baby mine. 9835.
Eyes of the world. 15456.
I live, I love, but I can’t forget.
(15786.
I promised you mother, 20382.
Love show me the way. 16081.
My gold coast of love. 20921.
Norita. 16888.
Pioneers song. 21167.
To-day to-mor-row for-ever, 16944.
When the sunshine is gone.
17109.
Occhialini (Mavio) Whose fault, it’s
more yours than mine. 14873.
Occidental music publishers.
iniscenee. 1795.
Oceana. 23485.
Ochs (Aug.) Sorgenlos.
O’Connor (Gertrude) :
My dream boat.
My Michigan moon.
Vella. 7043.
You are my golden rose. 21908.
O’Connor (Lydon) Avangeline. 7423.
O’Connor (M. J.) Wonderful pals of
Irn the same old way.
3861.
Rem-
17286 (400).
6107.
6135.
mine, 4522.
O’Connor (Wim.) jr. Bootlegger man.
4779.
O’Connor-Morris (G.):
Elfin sprites. 3006.
Little songster. 3557.
Oddone (Elisabetta) Canzoniere pop-
olare dell’ Italia settentrionale.
4847.
O’Dea (A. C.)
14976 (323).
O’Dea (Anna) When the circus comes
to town. 29647 (252).
O’Dea (Pat) Crazy melody. 22299.
Odell (John) Plumber’s opera. 21177.
Odell (Maude) You’re always in my
Susan dear Sue.
mind. 12545.
Oden (C. S8.):
Dreaming of just a memory. 532.
I can’t forget you. 889.
I’m in love with you. 5550, 8154.
Who ecouldn’t love you. 9588.
Odenbrett (Bob) Yearning and dream-
me. (22,
Odien (Cora) Last night underneath
the moon. 8396.
' pt. 11, n.s., ¥. 24
O’Donnell (F. M.):
I don’t know what I’d do without
you. 25254.
Wishing. 26966.
O’Donnell_ (Robt.)
23350.
O’Donnell (T. J.)
20202.
O’Donoghue (Irene) :
My thrill. 38763, 3764.
Shamrock stay with me.
Spring. 12082.
Odor (Elizabeth) Village orphan boy.
9492
My gal. Sal.
Happy with you.
11887.
Offentlichkeit ausgeschlossen, 1888.
Oehler (Albert) Yesterday’s pal.
19434,
Oehlsen (Hmma) Clover blossoms.
2854.
Oehmler (Leo) :
Shepherd and shepherdess.
(369).
Valentine. 2589 (340).
Onnerberg (Berta):
Indra. 10866.
Mansken. 85382.
Mormors melodi.
Paradiset. 8876.
Sommarsol. 9224.
Sorg I sinn. 19021.
Oesten (Max) Conversational theme.
7666.
Oesten (Th.):
Hand organ man plays.
(107).
. Sleighride. 29647 (213).
Ostenberg (Anselm) Luftslottet..
18370.
Oesterle (Louis) :
Album for pianoforte.
142).
Album of Russian piano music.
19491 (1, 2).
Album of transcriptions. 4577
L3).
Alice. 14976 (5), 19491 (8).
Boute en train. 19491 (22).
Burlesca. 4577 (42).
Campanella. 19491 (29).
Caprice hongroise. 19491 (31).
Chatelaine. 19491 (85).
Dancing under the linden tree.
29647 (44).
Danse andalouse. 17236 (94).
Defilé-marche. 19491 (50).
17236.
8642.
24426
4577 (141,
Derniére pensee musicale. 19491
(51).
Etude. 17236 (121).
Fanfare militaire. 14976 (95),
19491 (64).
Fantasie sur un théme allemand.
19491 (65).
Faust. 14976 (116).
Gouttes d’eau. 29647 (79).
1976
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Grande marche militaire. 4577
(1388).
Hand organ man plays. 24426
(107).
Inquiétude. 4577 (186).
Italienische liebesnovelle. ASTT
(191).
Miniatures. 24426 (180).
Norwegian dance. 4577 (148).
Octaves. 19491 (171).
Olga mazurka. 19491 (172).
Pianist’s second and third year.
4577 (3818).
Pianoforte album.
258). °
Robin des bois. 19491 (198).
Rondo a la polka. 4577 (8385).
14976 (257,
Scherzino. 4577 (846).
Sleighride. 29647 (218).
Sylphide. 14976 (328).
Thou knowest how fair thou art.
19491 (240).
Valse brillante en octaves.
(247).
Valse-caprice, 4577 (144).
Valse des fleurs. 19491 (248).
Oesterle (Tony) You'll want me
back. 21923.
Oesterle (W. F.):
Land of the mistletoe.
My northland. 20953.
Ostrém (Erik) Could you forgive me.
409.
Oetting (W. H.):
Art thou weary. 29647 (8).
Christ the Lord is risen to- pas
29647 (35).
Offenbach (Jacques): _
Beauteous night. 260538.
Fille du tambour major.
19491
28281.
14076.
Grosse fantasie. 23489.
Madame Favart. 14077.’
Pixies’ carnival. 23490.
Schone Helena. 11504.
To life awake! 210389.
Vie parisienne. 21040.
Offett (John)
7128.
Officer (Harvey) Quartet for strings
in C minor. 21205.
Weary money blues.
Offices de la quinzaine de PaAques.
16365.
Offield (G. E.):
Carmeta. 4855.
Night time in Hawaii. 1548.
Those airplane blues. 4324.
When will my golden dreams come
true. 4485.
O’Flynn (Charles) :
Happy in the rain. 15631.
He’s a lucky dog. 22679.
My mother’s photograph. 23385.
Ogden (Albert) pseud. See Brice
(Robert)
Ogden (B. V. S.)
State farm mutual.
Ogden (Mrs. i eae 9.95)
VS:
Ogle (L. G.):
In frog-land. 1020.
Little vellow bird. 3559.
Roguish little sunbeams.
Swaying roses. 4248.
Oglesbee (Arthur) Miniatures for
sight reading at the piano. 282738.
Ogren & Uhe, ine.:
Hurrah for the
5471.
See Ogden (B.
6471.
Autumn twilight. 19584.
Legende. 20628.
Lento romantique. 20630.
Meditation. 20815.
Shawnee Indian hunting dance.
29008.
Suite of three pieces. 21491.
Oh, dear! what can the matter be.
1592, 28687.
Oh Suzanna. 16380.
O’Hagan (Jack):
All that I want is a stay at home
girl. 12625.
Josie and me. 25499.
Rose of Flanders. 11786.
O’Halloran (Cordelia) :
Golden knot. 10544.
Lonesome man. 13744.
O’Hanlon (A. G.):
Americans true. 22013.
Kissing on the sly. 13658.
Woodrow Wilson. 14909.
O’Hara (Emory) 7X7=49. 19490.
O’Hara (Fiske) Jerry for short.
18187.
O’Hara (Geoffrey) :
Fight for the queen. 22512.
Will "high, 22515.
Give a man a horse he can ride.
3146.
Good old days. 22623.
Life’s destiny. 23067.
Living God. 28301.
Near me tho far away. 23424.
Old quartette. 14097.
Sing heigh-ho. 23827.
Song of the Christmas chimes.
23890.
Three encore novelties. 14088.
We'll all go to hell for a friend.
24212.
When I puff my pipe.
O’Hare (Christopher) :
Bedouin love song. 4720.
24263.
Black brigade. 17402.
Come unto Me. 16974.
Flatterer. 4876.
Flower song. 5340, 27747.
- Friends tried and true. 5254,
27687.
My evening star. 16252-16254.
My treasure. 28573-28575.
1977
INDEX
O’Hare (Christopher )—Continued.
Nightingale’s song. 6177, 6178.
Sing till the clouds roll by. 11927.
Swallow. 6810, 29180.
Thy way, Lord, not mine. 19194.
Tin grenadiers. 6993, 29350.
Tis a wild and merry dance.
16941.
When the roses bloom. 17107,
17108.
O'Hare (W. C.) Down Georgia.
27057 (85).
O’Hearn (Christine )
6037.
O’ Henry
17458.
Ohio Wesleyan alumni assn.
for the red and black. 22224.
Missing you so.
(Hdward) Ca cest Madrid.
Cheer
Ohman (Phil) Ivory chips. 22963.
Ohnhaus (A. L.):
Let’s forget the music. 20640.
Woman hater’s song. 2516.
Ohrstrom-Renard (Mme.) Cradled
in dreams. 418.
Oiselet 4 la voix tendre. 6236.
O’Kane_ (Dick) Good night little
sweetheart. 3167.
O’Kane (E. T.) Just as Iam. 12594
(178):
O’Kane (H.C.) Just asIam. 12594
(179).
O’Keefe (Lester) I’m gonna special-
ize on you. 20354.
O’Keefe (Walter) :
At last I’m in love.
Et cetera. 17720.
Little by little. 11075, 16040.
My idea of heaven. \18525, 23367.
On the night that Elmer died.
18666.
One never knows. 18672, 21082.
Out of the past. 18698, 26129.
Red hot rhythm. 18813, 23680.
Sex appeal. 11884.
When I gave my heart to you.
17322, 22044.
19348, 21804.
When you’re apart from me.
19368.
Okie (H. S.) As I watched the
ploughman ploughing. 9709 (9).
Oklahoma song producing co, inc.:
I hate to get up in the morning.
15732.
I'll always wonder why. 13409.
I’m goin’ back. 10733.
Okoboji music pub co. Moon girl.
6052.
Okulski (A. J.):
Czesé! Jenerale Putaski czeSsé.
19864.
Polski weteran. 23618.
O’Kupniak (I. J.) Ave Maria. 9816.
Oliver (R. W.):
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Oleott (Chauncey) :
Every little deg must have his
day. 19491 (61).
Garrett O’Magh. 14976 (104).
Limerick girls. 19491 (124).
_Noreen mayourneen. 19491 (167).
Old Limerick town. 24426 (206,
208, 209).
Voice of the violet. 19491 (251).
Old Black Joe. 11525, 26071.
Old Christmas carols. 6237.
Old Flemish song.
Old guards. 28707.
Old ship of Zion. 26081.
Old songs hymnal. 26082.
Olde English songes. 28710.
Olden (G. R.):
Fairy revels. 7855.
Fishing fleet. 7894.
Nelly, my love, and me.
Oldroyd (George) As
a-walking. 24515.
14976 (239).
8742.
Joseph was
Olds (Dot) Sing a sweet song for
dad. 11924.
Olds (W. B.):
Omnipotence. 23515.
Omnipresence. 23516.
Omniscience. 23517.
West. 17076.
Oleck (Joseph) You'll always be a
sweetheart to me. 9667.
Olin (N. L.) Paul Revere’s ride.
11628.
Oliver (B. G.) Can you _ yo-yo?
17471.
Oliver (EH. C.) Come back to me.
27401.
Oliver (Herbert) :
It was but you. 15899.
Old Towser. 16395. ‘
Some other June. 4169.
Three songs. 21623.
Oliver (J. B.):
Just to be near you. 12594 (182).
Marching on. 9709 (149).
Oliver (Joe):
I’m watching the clock. 5582.
In the bottle blues. 20461.
Too late. 29319.
Uncle Joe’s stomp. 7023.
Oliver (Lillian) :
Are you.tired of me? 22031.
I’m tired of waiting for you.
10754.
O Lord, I am Thine. 260388.
Saviour divine. 26330.
Olivier (Jean) :
Am I blue. 17290.
Dance of the paper dolls. 7709.
I’m thirsty for kisses. 18462.
Lady divine. 10999.
Let me have my dreams. 18276.
1978
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
You and I,
14924.
You made me love you, why did
you? 12587,. 14943.
Olivieri (Giovanni) Vermut. 12315.
Ollone (M. P. M. F. d’):
Bacchus et Silene. 7310 (15).
Chant d’amour. 2589 (47).
Mon réve. 2589 (223).
Nuit d’été. 2589 (239).
Premier amour. 2589 (274).
Premieres communiantes.
(276).
Olmos (J. V.)
in the moonlight.
2589
Historia tragica de
Toral y Obregon. 10633, 17981.
Olmstead (Perry) My boy. 6096.
Olsen (J. D.) Brighten up and smile.
27270.
Olsen (June) Flying ship.
Olshanetsky (Alexander) :
Becher. 7488.
Chanels is geschtorben. 4878.
Chasidishe maises. 7611.
Good-by New York. 10550.
5229.
Tiochket. 12218.
Olson (A. M.) Where the green pine
trees grow. 2463, 2464.
Olson (George) Springtime love.
12039.
Olson (Melker) Listen to the brook.
1221, 16033.
Olson (Naomi) Little lonesome.
20677.
Olver (E. M.):
Response. 6437.
Three-fold amen. 6437.
O'Malley (Brian) pseud. See Roddie
CWas.)
O’Mara (Maureen):
Empty dreams. 10337.
I’m looking for a heart.
Just a little sunshine.
Little girl. 11080.
Susan. 12096.
Ombre russe. 14100.
Omerod (A. B.):
Shadows through my
pane. 11885.
Sing howdy, howdy pap. 23828.
Stand by the Union label. 12044.
On a2 hill ° 235Ts.
On a morning iong ago. 21064.
On with the show, 1929. 8124, 12300,
15673, 15678, 15772, 17812, 18624,
21101.
10743.
10937.
window
Once I loved a maiden fair. 27057
(106).
Ondricek (Emanuel) Mastery of
tone-production and expression on
the violin. 25778.
One day in Palestine. 18671.
One Star Lone heart. 138787.
One thousand and one nights. 14111.
2469—30——27
O'Neill (Charles)
8265.
O’Neill (H. M.):
I’m lonely with a crowd around
me. 22819.
Just you and I. 5767.
Why is life like this. 2499.
O'Neill (Julia) Exeursion through
all the keys. 605.
O’Neill (M. D.) Blue boy. 24604.
O’Neill (Norman) :
Festal prelude. 10406.
Four country pictures. 11550.
Mount and away. 1439.
Ong (Louis) Life is like a dream
dear with you. 11055.
Onnerberg (Berta):
I ungdomens dagar. 25341, 25342.
Tva lappar sé réda. 26724.
Onofri (Guglielmo) :
"A famma ’e muglierema.
Automobile. 2678.
Etna traditura. 7833.
Ll ’ove’e pasca. 3560.
Se ne fuiuto ’o banchiere ’e fallita
la banea. 18904.
Onward, Christian soldiers.
(308).
Oost (Arth.
(Arth. )
Open door. 18681.
Open your eyes. 20332, 20494, 20506,
21098, 21411, 21489, 21650, 21914.
Opera songs. 2589 (245, 246), 4577
(300).
Operatica.
Opfinger (Dolph)
eteer. 18806.
Opie (M. P.)
7361.
Oppel (Reinhard) Quartett.
Orange music pub. co.:
In the moonlight.
12595.
17236
van) See Van Oost
26109.
Raising the rack-
Ameriea the beautiful.
28875.
Delicious. 10206.
Oh! How she touches me. 11512.
She’s absolutely hopeless. 11895.
Who was the grapefruit’s father.
12452.
Orazio (Umberto) Figlia sventurata.
638.
Orbis music pub co. Hymn to liberty.
3269.
Orchard (Beaupre) Miss’ Bobby.
11286.
Orchard (W. A.) Three troubadour
songs. 18684.
Orchester-studien fiir viola. 21096,
26110, 26111. ,
Orchestral studies for violoncello.
6270.
Ordre de ’!Empereur. 19491 (173).
Orefice (Alberto) Chopin. 9709 (38).
Orefice (Giacomo) Chopin. 9709.
(38).
197D
IN VEX
Oregon Univ. co-operative store. Come
back to Oregon. 27402.
Orem (P. W.):
Coquette. 12932.
Country dance. 19844.
Daffodils waltz. 4986.
Drum, fife and trumpet. 5112.
_ Happy days in music play. 138290.
Jolly darkies. 57387.
Moment musical. 6561.
Presser’s concert orchestra book.
14235.
Romance. 1825.
School for the pianoforte.
Song of the drum. 6727.”
Spanish dance. 1389382.
Standard juvenile gems.
Oreste (Giuseppe) :
Quadriglia barese 14252.
Tarantella barese. 14602.
Orgelklinge aus neuer und neuester
zeit. 38874.
Orio (A. M. di)
Orlando (John)
Orlob (Harold) :
I. O. U. 18065.
No wonder you're
18602.
Orloff (Henry) In an old garden with
you. 18127, 25418.
Orloff. 6030, 6965, 16189.
Ormandy (Hugene) Charming epi-
side. 4891, 17507.
Ormes (G. A.):
I want your love to have and hold.
3352.
Why, just why. 4503.
Ormond house. 26118.
Ormonde (Jean) pseud. See Knarston
18895
21463.
See Di Oro (A: M.)
Canzonetta. 6275.
wonderful.
(Hugenie)
Ornstein (Harry) Hearts beats.
15651.
O’Rourke (W. H.)
my dreams. 1389.
Orr (Minnie) ‘Tell me little Gypsy.
26611.
Orsola. 29647 (172).
Orth’ (John) :
Belle Amazone. 27057 (11).
Loving thoughts. 5929.
Newsboy’s march. 9709 (166).
Beautiful girl of
Orth (L. E.) Newsboy’s march. 9709
(166).
Ortiz (A. E.) Albur de amor. 9746.
Ortiz (Emita):
Cobarde. 10085.
I thank God for you.. 20388.
Ortiz (Iturbe)
out love. 8468.
Ortiz (M. A.) True love. 29344.
Ortmann (Otto) Valse oubliée. 12306.
Orue (J. de) See Orue y Matia (Juan
de)
Lonely garden with-
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Orue y Matia (Juan de):
Brisas porteflas. 17489.
Sweet melody. 19085.
Osband (L. W.) Sweetheart en-
trancing. 19098.
Osborn (A. 8.) Daughter of Jairus.
10174.
Osborne (C, A.) Follow the sunshine.
17772.
Osborne (J. A.):
Drifting. 10288.
Love’s troth. 5926. .
Sleep on, beloved. 29068.
Without the one you love.
Osborne (L. E.)
28388.
Osborne (Nat) She has a little dimple
on her chin. 4130, 6615.
Osborne (Will) :
Beside an open fireplace. 22115.
Just me and my radio. 25526.
Oscar (John) In the gutter. 22924.
Osdell (EK. H. van) See Van Osdell
(EK. H.)
Osgood (HE. M.)
heart of America.
O’Shea (Edward)
mine. 26621.
O’Shea (F. W.) pseud.
(EF. W.)
O’Shea (J. A.):
Public school loose leaf method.
16522, 16523.
Toy symphony. 8014.
O’Shea (W. R.) My old New Eng-
4517.
My new Marquette.
Kansas City, the
13645.
That girl pal. of
See Shea
land home. 18542.
Osiier (Julius) Onward to Palestine.
21091.
Oskamp (Herbert) Now I know why.
18615.
Oslo musikforlag, a. S.:
A elske en sjO6mand. 7311.
Host. 25195.
Jasmin. 8802.
Mascot. 8555.
Orchidée. 8845.
Stileikha. 26544.
Trampevisen. 9418.
Osma (Julio) Peguefia balada. 11631.
Osmanski (W.) Bialy mazur! 24591.
Osmond (Clara) Hornpipe. 8067.
Osnes (Emelie) :
Hand in hand. 17880.
Love is a dance. 18350.
Silver wreath. 18944.
Osorio (Jesus) :
Con tres gotas de rocio. 2873.
Mariachi Michoacano. 3625.
Ossman (Wesley) When I’m lonesome
I’m thinking of you. 24261.
1980
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Ost: (Gide):
You. 2546.
You'll want to wriggle your toes.
9671.
Ostali. pseud. See Ostali (Pietro)
Ostali (Pietro) Sacra Italia. 11805.
Osten (Edna von) See Von Osten
(Edna)
Osterer (Anne)
Osterman (Jack)
9688, 14954.
Ostrander (G. S.):
Why. 19887.
You want lovin’.
That tantalizing smile. 21578.
That tantolizing smile. 2173.
Ostrom (Hrik):
Aning av dig. 24495.
Could you forgive me. 409.
Good old days.
Hawaiian sky.
Ostrow (H. B.):
Hot water. 20270.
My mother. 20948.
One little hour with you. 3862.
You're all the world to me. 7274.
O'Sullivan (—) That’s a serious thing.
14620.
Oswald (A. H.)
O’Tay (Kingsley)
1509.
tela. » 217725.
Oteo (A. E.):
Azares de la vida.
Limoncito. 11067.
Mananitas. 13817.
Old love. 26076.
Orticinas. 11572.
Payaso. 11630.
iis) GP. 1A. iz
Behold the days come. 2589 (21).
There is a fountain filled with
blood. 2589 (828).
O’Toole (M. V.) “T'was only my heart
that was dreaming. 19237.
Otstot (A. A.) Indiana university’s
Jordan River revue. 10865, 18555.
Ott (Wilhelm) Western music for
motion pictures. 12379, 12380.
Ottberg (Paul) Schlager aus Zu be-
fehl, schOne frau. 6554.
Ottenson (Frank) Lock a ray of sun-
shine in your heart. 18318.
Otterer (—) Perle de l’ océan. 3927.
Ottoson (David):
Addio. 14991.
Misterioso. 6040.
Our love gifts. 28552.
Our queen of the May. 8855.
Ouragan. 2589 (249).
Ourdine (Hans):
Allegresse. 19535.
Chevauchée infernale.
Insouciance. 15876.
Jongleurs. 83819.
Mélancolie. 16157.
10553.
10594,
Valse album. 17005.
My sunshine girl.
9828.
4896.
Quiétude. 16531.
Réverie hindoue.
Route bienheureuse.
Simplicité. 16703.
Souvenir. 16775.
Out of the depths. 1653.
Outrey. (i. C., Ewe
Marche gaie. 4577 (229).
Piéce dans le style antique.
(314).
Ovalle (J. R.)
29161.
Ovenden (H. D. E.):
16563.
6501.
4577
Suefo de mis amores.
Haven of dreams. 8018.
My Roma. 25945.
Overall (L. H.) Some day you'll need
my Saviour. 26488.
Overfield (D. J.):
Chickens. 7619.
Enchanted isles. 138096.
Joneses bull dog. 8318.
Kee da lope. 5774
Man in the moon. 11189.
My pansy girl. 16278.
Satisfied. 11825.
She’s my lullaby baby now. 16677.
‘' Smile from you _ sweetheart.
11955.
Overholt (C. E.):
Idylle. 992.
March of the goblins. 18397.
Regimental parade. 14280.
Overstreet (W. B.) There’ll be some
changes made. 19170.
Owen (Ferris) Wavelets on the shore.
26829.
Owen (H. E.) Souvenir of Antwerp.
291P 29828.
Owen (H. Y.) Nobody’s’ business.
14049. .
Owen (J. Jones-) See Jones-Owen
(J.)
Owens (H. W.) Ole time waltz. 8823.
Owens (Hlmer) Ina Stayvesaae on
the hill. 25409.
Owens (Grady) Georgia fees 13226.
Oxb¢l (Thyv.) Salomons visdom.
11812.
Oxenham (John) King’s call to Great-
heart. 18655.
Oxford university press:
Abenaki. 19497.
And wilt thou leave me thus?
9780.
Apple-tree. 9787.
Bach’s, birthday. 9844.
Benedicite. 9894.
Berceuse. 9896.
Charles I de Valois, Duc d’Or-
. léans. 10039.
Child’s prayer. 10058.
Cornish day. 17578.
Daffodils. 10145.
Deserted home. 10202,
1981
INDEX
Oxford university press—Continued.
Duan of Barra. T7802.
Easter alleluya. 10300.
Hasy communion service. 17697.
Echo’s lament of Narcissus. 10309.
Hlegy on that glory of her sex,
Mrs. Mary Blaize. 10321.
Hlegy on the death of a mad dog.
10322.
Fields are full. 7883.
First tunes for the ’cello. 20056.
Five fancies. 18767.
Four country pictures. 11550.
Four Irish folk songs. 17266.
Four minature songs. 18455.
Four-part sight tests. 20095-
20097.
Four plainsong settings of the
Magnificent and Nunc dimittis.
17786.
Gadabout. 10483.
Gloria in excelsis Deo. 10531.
Grasshopper green. 10564.
Habanera. 18279. .
I have found David my servant.
18002.
Lady when your lovely head.
8390.
Lamb. 11006.
Late summer. 11015.
Leave me, O love. 8402.
Lullaby. 11156.
Maesaleg. 11170.
Magnificat. 18386, 18387.
Minuet. 11281.
Nune dimittis. 183886, 18387.
O strength and stay. 11496.
Old age. 8812.
Oxford ’cello’ method. 21112-
PAG
Oxford piano course. 21118.
Oxford quadrangle. 11586.
Passing by. 8882.
Prelude. 8959, 11692, 11698.
Pretty’cow. 11697.
Quartetto 6. 11728.
Rigadoon. 9033.
Rio Grande. 11768.
Rosemary. 11788.
Scottish psalter, 1929. 18908.
Second tunes for the ‘cello.
Pi Ne li
Severn meadows. 9128.
Short prelude. 18934.
Siciliana. 11909.
Sight reading tests for beginners.
11911.
Simple mass. 238822.
Sinfonia concertante.
Sir Nicholas’ caper.
Six cameos. 11795.
Six Ir sh tunes. 19100.
Six moods. 12058-12063.
Soft, soft wind. 11965.
11922.
11929.
pt. 1H, nese yee
Sonata in F minor. 11985.
Song in the Valley of Humiliation.
11991.°
Sower. 19025.
Spring idylls. 12034.
Sweet Auburn. 12099.
Tambourin. 12128.
Te Deum. 19123.
Three dedications. 19302.
Three Irish folksongs. 17890.
Three little pieces. 9895.
Three soliloquies. 9863.
Three troubadour songs.
To daffodils. 12224.
Toceata. 9072.
Twa corbes. 9439.
Two preludes. 17353.
Two short pieces. 12571.
Two songs. 8038, 10296, 22270.
Valse-humoresque. 12304.
Walking song. 9519.
Willow song. 12481.
You and I. 12516.
Oxford university press, New York,
ine. Quartet in E flat. 11727.
Oxman (Roy) In heaven. 22908.
Ozbun (N. E.) Im sitting alone.
18056.
Paccagnella (Hrmenegildo) Piano-
forte scale ed arpeggi circolanti
congiunti pluritonali. 8913.
Pace (A.M):
Don’t hinder me. 507.
Far better than gold. 27635.
Garden of my heart. 5270.
God never fails. 27729.
In my valley. 28062.
Jesus is all I need. 28129.
18684,
Jog along, boys. 13604.
Let me. 28252.
Lone pilgrim. 28304.
Married man in trouble. 13842.
Peace, sweet peace. 28793.
Secret place. 28979.
Sunlight and shadows. 21496.
What a morning that will be.
14818.
What does it mean. 29468.
Pace (Frank) ‘True mother’s love.
14705.
Pach (Ali) pseud. See Pachernegg
A
Serenata. 14388.
My Hawaiian home.
(A.)
Pacheco (J. F.)
Pacheco (J. V.)
3781.
Pachernegg (A.):
Allegro spiritoso. 15023.
Landler. 20604.
Pacific (Dominic) Broadway boot-
legger. 9962. ;
Packard (E. D.) Dreams of brilliant
hue. 24890.
1982
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
——
Packard (G. E.) Blue bird. 7512,
19672.
Packay (Peter) pseud. See Paquet
(Pierre)
Paczoski (Julius) Preludya wybo-
rowe. 1732.
Paddock (Gladys) Comparison. 397.
Paddon (N. E.):
Mammy’s lullaby. 23185.
My love. 20936.
Paden (Iverne) Too late. 21647.
Paden (M. M.)
June. 4980.
Paderewski (I. J.):
Manru. 19491 (184).
Mazurek. 12594 (236).
Padilla (Castulo) Porto Rico.
Padilla (José):
C’est lamour.
Il reviendra.
Liebesbriefe.
Marquesita.
Vieja herida.
Padlocks of 1929.
Paér (F.) Sargino.
Pagan (Manrique) :
Alma angelical.
Cupid’s tune of rosy
14220.
2795.
3082.
1204.
3629.
7054.
27671, 29427.
11821.
15024.
Lejos de mi patria. 8406.
Noche feliz. 11467.
Ultimo ch.sme. 12289.
Pagani (O.) & bro.:
Accordion blue jazz breaks. 4584.
Famosa. 7859.
Fedelta. T7873.
Montagna d’amore. 8629.
Non tanto facile. 8771.
Perenne rimorso. 8899.
Preferita. 8957.
Tradimento. 9414.
Tuberose. 9436.
Paganini (—) Thema de Non pit
mesta. 16645.
Paganini (Niccolo) :
Capriccio XV. 16485.
Carnevale di Venez.a.
Paganini. 3894.
Pagano (A. E.)
back to you.
Pagano (FE. X.)
23562.
Sweetheart call me
19092.
Songs of Alpha phi
delta. 21434.
Pagano (Mario) Core che _ soffre.
10115.
Paganucci (A. F.):
‘ O fuoco e ’a paglia. 21025.
Piccola mart. 18739.
Quando non torna amore. 21204.
Page (B. E.) Love ye your brother.
20724.
Page (Bert) Tell me more about
love. 12145.
Page (Cecil) Dulcineita. 24903.
Page (K. S.):
Folk-tune book. 7910.
Holy night. 25200.
Page (N. C.):
Band-master’s
24547.
Dawn’s awakening.
Dream. 5091.
Gavotte, in D minor.
Night in Spain. 25987.
Rejoice greatly. 16553.
Trepak. 9433, 16975.
Turn Thy face from
16981.
Two waltzes. 7535, 15179.
Volga boatmen’s song. 17040.
Page (Thomas) Roll up the shade.
11776.
Page music shop. Roll up the shade.
© T6G.
Pageant of Bible characters. 1661.
Pagel (Alfred) Gelbe rosen. 17808.
Pagendarm (C. F.) Nights of love.
repertory. 24546,
17863.
709.
my sins.
23448.
Pagenstecher (Bernard) Life is just
wonderful. 8424.
Paget (David):
Half-an-hour. 13285.
Little fellow. 16048.
Paget (F. R.) When I was a monkey
man. 12407.
Pagni (Giorgina) Ritorna a me.
23760.
Paige (V. K.) Don’t send the roses.
7765.
Paine (L. M.):
Harmony blues. 17887.
Oh. breddern! oh sistern!
Since I met you. 18949.
Since we tune in on the radio.
18951.
You missed a dog-gone gocd man.
19461.
Paine pub co.:
Billy goat said blah. 27223.
Old King Solomon. 28708.
Paisley (E. H.) My home town gal.
3735.
Paisley (W. M.)
18638.
Gee, I’m glad you’ve
learned how to care. 17807.
Pajakowski (M. V.):
Dolores rhienlander. 24854.
Hudson rhinelander. S080.
Nasza kawalerska polka. 25963.
Oberetas spod gnoju. 28675.
Polka zyp zyp. 28832.
Skowronek rhienlander.
Stefcia wesele kujawiak.
Tumus rhienlander. 26720.
Wojtus rienlander. 29562.
_Z pod kopyta rhineiander.
9184.
29146.
9698.
Pal (Abrahim) Kicsike v gydzzon,
egyszer nagymama lesz. . 8373.
Palacios (Cristobal) See Garcia
Cee Ey)
1983
IN DEX
Paladilhe (Emile)
21283.
Paladino (Vincenzo) :
Baci di primavera.
Come sei bella. 4939.
Monna Lisa. 25859.
Novelli sposi. 14059.
Pena d’amore. 8895.
Ronda d’amanti. 14320.
Palaschko (Johannes) :
Acquarelli. 2597.
Melodische etiiden ftir. bratsche
allein. 20826, 20827.
24 studi melodici. 11600.
25 melodious studies for obtain-
ing a beautiful tone on the
violin. 1663.
Palestrina (G. P. S.):
Strife is o’er. 28901.
Mandolinata.
4699.
When flowery meadows. 23568.
Paletas. 1664.
Palevsky (Harry) Just you dear.
28179.
Paling (W. H.) & co., ltd.:
Andante in G. 17299.
Babillarde. 7435.
Gavotte. 19190.
Gondoliers’ song. 10547.
Kayser violin studies. 8365.
Londonderry air. 5886.
Moment musical. 18897.
Rondo in A major. 9054.
Serenata. 11879.
Spring song. 11259.
Sweet the moments. 9326.
Pallant (M. 8S.) Song of light. 2026.
Pallatt (Mabel) Spirit of youth.
19034.
Pallen (J. C.) Wall street blues.
26817.
Palm (Hmil) Freut euch des lebens.
688, 5252.
Palm (G. I.) My dreamland man.
11362.
Palmason (LL. P.) I’m hungry for the
love of a cave-man. 22810.
Palmer (A. M.):
Dear old moon shining out with
love. 15338.
Forget me not. 15513.
Let me dwell within your heart.
16604.
Old rocking chair. 16392.
Wings of glory. 17154.
Wonderful tomorrow. 17167.
Palmer (Alma) Sweet meadow.
19084.
Palmer (Bob) Old fashioned sweet-
heart of mine. 11528.
Falmer, .(C, C.)::
Hxeunt. 606.
I have found David my servant.
18002.
pt. IT, n. s., v. 24
Palmer (H. H.) Dream child. 517.
Palmer (Jack) :
Are you making believe that you
love me. 2658.
Blue little you. 204.
Can’t you tell I’m in love naa
you? 12840.
Cryin’ the blues. 424.
I couldn’t if I wanted to—
wouldn’t if I could. 892.
I dream of Hawaii and you.
8107.
I’m just wonderin’ who. 3323.
I’m leavin’ my troubles behind.
934.
Just as long as you're treatin’
me right. 13629.
Kind of man for me. 28202.
My Linda. 28547.
My sugar and me. 6150.
Pickaninny’s eryin’. 6321.
Sweet Hawaiian sweetheart of
mine. 9321.
Tan town rhythm. 29225.
There is nobody else like you.
4311. ;
When Carolina smiles. 21800.
Palmer (K. B.) When you were here.
21828.
Palmer (K. E.) Memories of mother
so dear. 16164.
Palmer (M. HE.) Sometime you’le
change your mind. 11979.
Palmer (O. F.} Back to the Wabash
valley. 22076.
Palmer (Pearl)
Hawaii. 12721.
Palmer (Robert) :
Old Virginny
23514.
Tumble-down shack in Dixieland.
9437.
When we turn out the old town
band. 12427.
Palmer (Robert) pub. co.:
Old fashioned sweetheart of mine.
11528.
Old Virginny lullaby. 23514.
Palmer pub. co. Memories of mother
so dear. 16164.
Palmgren (A. J.)
8368.
Palmgren (Selim) :
Epiloogi. 7824.
Humoreski. 8081.
Maininki. 8524.
Preludium. 8869.
Staccato etude.
Palone (Httore) :
Bibi-cheri. 9902.
Cosi Ketty. 10119.
Glob-trotter. 10530.
Palong-Palong (S. D.)
10915, 15934.
Beautiful isles
lullaby. 11536,
Kesiinen laulu.
9274.
Josephine.
1984
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Palumbo (N.) Snooping around.
6689.
Panaszewski (Leon)
oner. 20881.
Pandolfini (L. V.)
lu munnu. 21968.
Panella (Louis) :
Asters. 19571.
Buttercups. 19730.
Comme vous l’aimez. 19828, 22278.
Daffodils. 19869.
Dahlias. 19871.
Dainty damozel.
Gladiolas. 20147.
In the pirate’s cave.
Larkspurs. 20611.
Marigolds. 20786.
Moonbeams. 20874, 23304.
Old folks at home. 260738.
Omar. 21063.
Orchids. 21097.
Overture of overtures.
28752.
Poppies. 21184.
Rolling waves. 21256. .
Panichelli (Joseph) That’s
love you Helen. 4296.
Moonlight pris-
A lu giampinu di
4989, 19873.
20469.
26132,
why I
Panizza (Ettore or Hector) Medio
evo latino. 7310 (91).
Pannain (Guido):
Sonata. 11603.
Trio. 6977.
Panseron (A.) Fremdenlegionir.
20107.
Pansing (H. R.) My _ own lovin’
daddy. 13993.
Pantano (Rosamond) My little blue-
eyed baby. 11378.
Panzone (EH. A.):
In an old garden with you. 18127.
* Looking at the world with a smile.
16066.
Mason Dixie moon. 23210.
Paols (EE 3::
Elle a perdu son pantalon. 10328,
10329.
Novelty Chopin. 6199.
Paoli (Paul) Editions musicales. Elle
a perdu son pantalon. 10328, 10329.
Papa Too Sweet. pseud. See Harris
(Willie).
Papae curumiasst. 8873.
Papanti (Giovanni):
Chung-woo. 19802.
Florecita. 22526, 24998.
Hongkong. 22727.
Lago azzurro. 11002.
My black Carolina.
Papp (Lewis)
23334.
Broken hearted pal.
Pappas (G. H.) Nobody ever loved
like I love you. 11463.
Pappas (S. H.) Baby hands are
heaven to me. 98, 7437.
Papua, reciprocal. copyright protection
of music, p. 5.
Paques (J.):
Amelia.
Hot sax. 80738.
Pianotes. 8914.
Twilight whispers.
Paquet (Pierre) :
Autumn winds. 27157.
By the lazy river. 9987.
Dawn and dew bring thoughts of
you. 463.
High tension. 5427.
Hot bricks. 8069.
I wish I could forget you. 28010.
Katesk. 13647.
Learning to fall in love with you.
20624.
One day,
11544.
Sing this
29050.
Paramo (Rafael) :
Consuelo. 17575.
Solo tu. 18988.
Paramount (Rafael) :
Abedules. 12600.
Hombre infeliz. 13347.
Huyo veloz. 20282.
Lampara. 13671.
Lejos de ti. 138684.
Sentenciado. 14883.
Paranov (Moshe) Fog fleet. 661.
Pardavé (Joaquin) Caminito de la
sierra. 10008.
Pardoytcc. Ve) :
Amores de la indita.
Botellas. 9948.
Embareacion. 17707.
Errante. 10348.
Juanita vaciladora.
Luz celeste. 11163.
Maldita revolucion. 11180.
Playas del amor. 11656.
Presumida. 8967.
Ramona mexicana. 9004.
Renga. 9020.
Sentenciado.
Testamento.
Parelli (Attilio) :
Acearezzandoti. 10.
7359.
9449.
you will remember.
old song with me.
7366.
10919.
9120.
12157.
Cogliendo rose. 4929.
Cuor dei cuori. 7690.
Mady danza. 5944.
Pifferata di natale. 1699.
Sinfonia. 11611.
Trottola. 43864.
Parent (L. E) Dream of love at mid-
night. 27556.
Parent (Paulette) :
Love. 28324.
Old Gold. 18649.
Trot along boy. 293837.
1985
INDEX
Parente (Frank) :
Am I to blame. 17291.
Broken blossoms. 17448.
Everybody’s sorry but you: 602.
If I only had you. 5636.
It must be love. 10880.
Just an echo of you. 25511.
Let me love you over again.
20639.
Love must have brought us _ to-
gether. 8487.
My little fellow. 6127.
Port of my dreams. 6362.
Riding along with the moon.
11767.
Rose of the dawn.
Sunny skies. 9304.
You Vaintt vheard
19439.
Parenti (Tony)
Parés (Gabriel) :
Féerie-ballet. 3057.
Féte et cortége. 3061.
Parés (Ph.):
Bicho feo. 12748.
Ca, c’est mufle. 2797.
Des wih et des z’ah.
Hau a la bouche. 557,
Esearpolette. 13109.
Femme et le pantin.
Hora trece. 3246.
Miroir du désert. 3670.
Mon seul ami. 3677.
Pan y toros. 14139.
Qu’ est-c’ qu’ on peut faire avec
ca. 38991.
Quand on
3993.
Tornade. 4851.
Toujours les mémes.
Tu mens. 14711.
West Point. 14816.
Pargeter (Wyatt) Strin
G major. 12075.
Parham (EH. C.)
19556.
Parham (H. S.):
Ace in the hole. 17245.
Chile blues. 24714.
Congo love song. 27415.
Echo blues. 27576.
It’s bad for your soul.
Jungle crawl. 28154.
‘Larm clock blues. 5810.
Lucky-3-6-9. 28356.
Skag-a-lag. 213888.
Stompin’ on down. 21475.
Tiny’s stomp. 21629.
Voodoo. 21742.
Washboard wiggles. 29442.
Parham (Tiny) pseud. See Parham
CES, )
18850,
nothin’ yet.
Gumbo. 7994.
2938.
15420.
24982.
a fini. de s’ aimer.
4353.
g quartet in
Answered prayer.
25465.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Paris (Benny):
Hide me in the hice of Jesus.
18381.
I’m gonna live so God can use me.
13441.
Paris (Irving) :
C’est la java. 15197.
Joli monsieur. 138606.
O, my little mamy. 26048.
Souvenir. 26493.
Paris (J. B.) I love Him more each
day. 81835.
Paris. 20410, 20859, 20940, 21404,
28774.
Paris—Madrid. 19645, 25485.
Parish (Mitchell) :
All quiet on the western front.
22005.
Baby, does your maybe mean yes?
9830.
Dream of a bum. 5097.
I knew that you were mine.
10714.
TV’m glad I’m on the bum. 5539.
I wonder where Mary is tonight.
3357.
Magie Island. 16105.
My darlin’. 13961.
Park (HE. M.):
Dream. 12594 (70).
Thy name. 12594 (398).
Park (Chi)a:
Dream. 12594 (70).
Thy name. 12594 (398).
Park (Hamilton) Song of the Ute.
14506.
Park (Kenneth) Romantic melody.
26287.
Park (Muriel Mungo-) See Mungo-
Park (Muriel) ‘
Parker (Anna) :
At twilight. 14976 (18).
Awake, my Lady Sweetlips.
9709 (15).
June night. 14976 (168).
Lamp in the West. 9709 (129).
Love in May. 14976 (194).
Night has a thousand eyes.
C16 TA.
Spinning song.
Parker (CN; pe
One wonderful dream.
Under the harvest moon.
Parker (George) :
Daffodil. 489.
Daisy. 441.
Dance tunes.
Forget-me-not.
Harebell. 792.
Impressions of Fountains abbey:
13525,
Lily of the valley.
Moss rose. 1480.
9709
14976 (311).
23538.
4385.
9103.
674.
1216.
1986
me ee
——
eee -s a
, ia
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Pictures of summer. 14180.
Primrose. 1744.
Snowdrop. 1997.
Sunflower. 2085.
Parker (H. W.):
At twilight. 14976 (18).
Awake, my Lady Sweetlips.
9709 (15).
June night. 14976 (168).
Lamp in the West. 9709 (129).
Love in May. 14976 (194).
Night has a thousand eyes.
(167).
Progressive musie series. 18791.
Spinning song. 14976 (3811).
Parker (Henry) Jerusalem. 27057
(61).
Parker (J.P)
Blue Rose.
9709
Then we'd be happy
16911.
Parker (L. D.) Fireman, save my
child. 7889.
Parker (Lowell) Gi’ me. 5287.
Parker (Mary)
25524.
Parker (Paul) Only a bum. 26101.
Parker (R.C.) Flying across. 13176.
Parker (Red) pseud. See Parker (J.
1)
Parkhill (James) :
Listening. 20663.
There’s a little white cottage
down by the sea. 24056.
Parkhurst (Winthrop) :
Manger lullaby. 20769.
Nirvana. 16328.
Parkinson (G. F.)
Packs CH. “i;)
1g Se
Parks (J. A.):
Anvil chorus. 19278.
Daybreak. 14976 (66).
\ Girls’ two-part choruses. 3148.
In praise of our old high. 1027.
Morning hymn. 1426.
Old Hi-y. 1610.
Parks’ imperial anthems. 18722.
She stoops to conquer. 1945.
To a marching tune. 2214.
Parks) (3+ A:) ,eo::
Anvil chorus. 19278.
Beyond the hill-tops. 12746.
Girls’ two-part choruses. 3148.
God keep you everywhere. 13250,
17836.
He leadeth me. 1900.
In praise of our old high. 1027.
Morning hymn. 1426.
Night song. 1547.
O divine Redeemer.
Old Hi-y 1610.
Just like my heart.
Dizzy: (52.
Among the flowers.
754.
Parks’ imperial anthems. 18722.
Parks’ sacred quartets. 14146.
She stoops to conquer. 1945.
Parrisy€@s A:)::
They have taken away my Lord.
4319.
To a marching tune.
Tunes of yesterday.
Parks (Jesse)
back. 21924.
Parmentier (C. A. J.):
2214.
2262.
You'll want to come
Characteristic intermezzos. 10038,
Screen moods. 11858.
Screen novelettes. 11859.
Parnell (R. D.) Espanola jazz.
7828, 7829.
Parr (Charles) Mother. 25877.
Parr) GM. EE. )-:
Bud’s Strad violin. 262.
Just you. 20560.
Parr-Gere (Florence) See Gere
CH) Pe)
Parranda (La) 26143.
Parricone (Lawrence) Mariuccia.
1331.
Parrillo (Tom):
Joe, Joe, Joe and his old cordean.
28136.
There’s a little girl who’s calling,
calling me. 2180.
Parris, (Bs M.): :
Oh! Boy! Her technique. 11509.
She’s a red hot mama. 11894.
You’re like a rainbow of love.
12547.
Parris (Louis) :
Hour you gave your heart to me.
866.
Oh! Boy! Her technique. 11509.
She’s a red hot mama. 11894.
You're like a rainbow of love.
12547.
City of wonderful love. 374.
His charming love. 20249.
Ill be happy. 138410.
King needs workers.
Musie waves. 1450.
My troubles will be over.
Sheltered by love. 1948.
Since Jesus laid His hand on me.
28206.
14009.
1963.
When ali those millions Sing.
. 14830.
When the home gates swing open.
21817.
Parrish (George) Assembly in mem-
ory. 22043.
Parry (A. W.) Petticoat lane. 6317.
Parsifal. 21745.
Parson (W. A.) Hili Hili. 22449.
Parsons (Connie) :
Berceuse. 9896.
Minuet. 11281.
Parsons (Diana) Chickie. 17511.
Parsons (F. L.)
18927.
She’s my mama now.
1987
INDEX
Parsons (Harry) :
Gin and It. 3189, 15558.
Lonely little me. 3564.
Parsons (M. H.) Flying ecurlew.
25007.
Parsons (Manny) pseud. See Parsons
(Marion )
Parsons (Margaret) Cornish day.
17578.
Parsons (Marion) :
Game of love. 5264.
Japanese moon. 3487.
Partello “(D.. d.)\ gr. Song efi my
heart. 11998.
Partello (Mrs. D. J.) jr. See Partello
(EOS2)
Partello (F. 8.) Song of my heart.
11998.
Parti (Michael) Sweet baby mine
stop a-wasting my time blues. 6813.
Partington (Hlsie) Honey girl. 22724.
Parys (G. van):
Ca, e’est mufle. 2797.
Des Zih et des zah. 2938.
Duetto pour remplacer la ronde.
550.
Hau 4 la bouche. 557, 15420.
Femme et le pantin. 24982.
Mon seul ami. 3677.
Qu’ est-c’ qu’ on peut faire avec
ca. 3991.
Quand on a fini de s’aimer. 3998.
Toujours les mémes. 4353.
Tu mens. 14711.
Pascal (André) Lento. 25599.
Pascal (J. I1.):
He (she) wants a favor. 22688.
If but the petals truly spake.
20423.
Pascale (Diane) :
Ivresse. 20504.
Loulotte. 20711.
Love thou art mine.
Paschall (Lulu):
Dying nun. 27572.
Poor old slave. 28839. .
Pasqua (F.. M.) Rosa mia. 4054.
Passmore (John) My blue moon.
25902.
Passow (A. W.):
Autumn kisses and you.
Fawn eyes. 15478.
Golden hours. 25092.
Just like the butterfly’s broken
wing. 25525.
Pasternack (Josef) :
Giovanna, to thee I am ealling.
1113838.
27156.
5295-5297, 7951, 10514.
Habanera. 20180.
Hudson-Essex Challenger march.
8079.
Minuet Martha Washington.
11288.
Mischievous sprites. 11285.
Paterson (John) Kilber Doo.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Throbbing hearts. 6929.
Pasteur (Mark) Choral prelude on
Gibbons’ Song 67. 349.
Pastorale. 2589 (268).
Pastorale du 18° siécle. 2589 (257).
Pastry cook and the pirate. 23581.
Pat progressive edition co. Twenty
classic violin duets. 7004.
Pita (Huért) pseud. See Pataky
(Hubert) ,
Pataky (Hubert) :
Mon coeur. 28295, 25858.
Unser Deutschland. 21707.
Patchook (Mischa) Slavonic fantasia.
6676.
Pate (Jim) :
Prisoner boy. 28861.
Texas farewell. 29250.
Patercity (Julius) :
Darling. 12977.
Linger by de levee. 20660.
Sweetheart of yesterday. 12111.
Underneath the sun. 16994.
28198.
Paterson’s publications, Itd. Burgh
song. 4814.
Pathe studios, ine.:
Kiss if you'll buy it.
Manana. 36138.
Night time. 3790.
Paris bound. 16449.
Pity the Gypsy. 38951.
Sweethearts. 29201.
Patino (Arturo):
New York—Bogota.
Repica el pandero.
Patino (Luis) Copla
12931.
Patou (Hdouard)
series. 808.
Patricolo (Angelo) :
Amore Spagnuolo.
3501.
14034.
14293.
andaluza.
Hawkes photo-play
9775.
Inno universale fascista. 3416,
13557.
Patridge (Mitchell) Boarding house
blues. 15164.
Patriotic songs. 23588.
Patsch (Carl) Let me die while kiss-
ing you. 25605.
Patsch (Carl) musikverlag melodie.
Let me die while kissing you. 25605.
Patten (P. V.) Old sweet-heart of
mine. 21060.
Patterson (A. W.) Come! Christmas
come! 17558.
Patterson (Andy) On the banks of
that silvery stream. 11540.
Patterson (Austin) I’m serious.
18055.
Patterson (Frank):
Ride on in majesty. 1807.
There is no secret but love. 4310.
Patterson (Pat) Sweetheart you're
wonderful. 26580.
1988
spies ~ awe lO
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Pattison (Lee):
Intermezzo. 11626.
Told in the hills. 24106.
Pattison (W. G.) Georgia peach.
3133.
Patton (HE. G.) Nobody else but you.
18603.
Patton (J. J.) Kodak girl. 15976.
Patton (Jack) Now all I have is
dreams. 14061.
Patton (Lowell) :
Love of my heart. 3585.
Niggars in Georgia. 234386.
To the Nazarene. 4845.
Patton (M. K.):
Call dis sinnah home.
Then I see you. 14637.
10002.
Paul (C. P.) Land of the longleaf
pine. 18261.
Paul (Daniel) Paul's (Dan) musical
gems. 26149.
Pam (hieH.):
Christmas joys. 24726.
Dream melody. 19956.
Larghetto. 20610.
Maytime. 20811.
Novelette. 21011.
Sunbeams. 21495.
Paul (Emil):
Bei froher latine. 17236 (87).
Es war einmal. 17236 (119).
Tro. 14976 (349).
Paul (Fritz) Wat braucht der Ber-
liner um glticklich zu sein. 2377.
Paul (Gee) I shan’t let you out of
my sight. 27979.
Paul (Harold) pseud. See Palevsky
(Harry) -
Paul, (Oe SS.) Mother, my dear.
23320.
PanlnG@M: €>) :
I’ve got a new love affair. 22852.
Rhythm a-la-carte. 18825.
Spending a day with you. 19029.
You'll think better of me. 19457.
Paul (Peter) Hawaian [!]_ sky.
10594.
Paul (Thomas):
Meta. 25828.
There’s nobody home but your
baby. 24060.
Paul (V. E.) Get your man. 25060.
Paul (Walter) :
Frivolity. 13204.
I love to hear you singing. 5528.
Pauley (Roy) Sing Sing singers.
26414. ~~
Paulik (M. S.) My star of destiny.
14005.
Paull-pioneer mus‘¢ co. Wedding of
the winds. 17071.
Pauls (HE. M.) Springtime is ringtime.
21458.
Paulsen (P. M.) When my thoughts
go drifting back to St. Omer. 7180.
Paulsen (Paul) :
Gridiron king. 20172.
Harvardiana. 20210.
Soldier’s field. 21401.
Pavillon d’Armide. 19121.
Pavlick (‘C. D.):
Dream faces. 18057.
Hungry Hattie. 15704.
Never knew. 163138.
Only. 26100.
Our aerial honeymoon. 11578.
Pavlik (M. S.) Rudy find your Sally.
28928.
Pawl (John) You’re a pal sent from
heaven. 21982.
Pawlowski (C.° L.) Oklahoma U.
1602.
Pawson (Rennie) Farewell to the
Highlands. 20032.
Paxson (H. D.) jr. Prelude to The
star of Bengal. 21190.
7Paxtom (W*.) > é''co., lids:
Aveu. 9821.
Bachana. 9841.
Choeur de fete. 3845.
Comedy excitement. 13883.
Emigrant. 7814.
F ght for honour. 12886.
Graded studies for the violin.
756, 18268.
Grand compagnie. 10560.
Green grow the rashes O. 5353.
Jesus called to Him the twelve.
15090.
Lances of the free. 11010.
Liebestraum. 5857, 5858.
Love-dream. 16036.
Lover’s plaint. 1282.
Minnelied. 9953.
Minuet. 15619.
Moment musical, no. 3. 18898.
Romance and scherzo. 18901.
Rondo in B minor. 16583.
Santo Spirto. 11819.
Serenade to Nicolette.
Shenadoa. 16687.
Solomon Island scenes.
Valse album. 17005.
Widow-bird sate mourning. 12470.
Payamps (Gus) Lolita. 25650.
Payin (M. C.) My sweetheart. 3760.
Payn CA. Ai):
Birthday of the King. 24426 (29).
Easter helper no. 15. 554.
Payne (E.R.) ‘Neath the swéet locust
tree. 11482.
Payne (KH. W.)
loye is. for you.
Payne (Harry)
Payne (I. T-.)
18545.
Payne (J. G.) She’s got It. 26387.
9126.
6701.
Sweet baby. all my
9314.
Have you? 25158.
My own wee heaven.
1989
INDEX
Payne (Jack):
All join in and be happy. 35.
It would be wonderful. 20501.
Payne (R. L.) Jack Dempsey. 15903.
Payne (Sterling) Oriental fantasy.
3875.
Paynter (KH. J.):
He’s my daddy pop now, I’m her
daddy pop now. 8138.
More I see of other girls the more
I yearn for you. 20883.
N'ghtingale’s song to the rose.
209938.
Pazdirek (Ol.) Schule des violin:
vortrages. 11845-11849, 16644-16648,
26343-26352.
Peabody (H. N.) Is that all you’ve
got to say. 24426 (124).
Peabody (Ray) ‘Is that all you’ve got
to say. 24426 (124).
Peach blossom. 26154.
Peake '(J. BD.) ) Days of youth.912925,
2926.
Pearce (Kinsel) :
Flag of our nat on.
1932. 21964.
Pearl (M. M.):
Are you holding fast.
J Pagel bests 4
Pearly (Fred):
Barbus. 15101, 24549.
Bureau de poste. 246538.
Cabots qu’aboient. 15202.
Ce que @est que l’amour.
Elle attendait. 19989.
Je suis aimé. 20515, 25486.
La ou 14. 20597.
Papitou. 26139.
Petit peu tot. 21149.
Petites sockettes. 11639.
Pearson (A. J.) Sweetheart.
Pearson (Arthur) ;
Father Divine.
Serenade. 213805.
Songsters of spring. 18899.
Strength and stay. 19058.
Pearson (Betty) Swarthmore college
songs. 19077.
Pearson (Bill):
Detroit blues. 27507.
Good stuff. 27748.
Pearson (Harry) Wagon
12335.
Pearson’ (i. 4)
Honey, I’m in
15683.
I confess I love you.
Pearson (L. L.) Stolen heart.
Pease (Harry):
He’s a lucky dog. 22679.
’My mother’s photograph. 233885.
Peate (G. A.) Simplified instruction
book. 18946.
20059.
2652, 7386.
24702.
269572.
20183.
trains.
love with you.
8099.
16808.
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Peate’s music house, inc.:
End of my way. 27593.
Face to face. 3037, 3088.
Hand in hand. 27775.
Homeland. 27848.
I’m a pilgrim. 3310, 3311.
O may my walk be close with God.
3825, 3826.
Rock of ages. 4044, 4045.
Shall I be forgotten. 29006.
Supplication. 4238, 4239.
There is a land. 29275.
Peau de chagrin. 14156, 14157-14163.
Peccia (A. Buzzi-) See Buzzi-Peccia
Cx
Pech
monie.
(Raymond) 40 d’har-
16853.
lecons
Peck (Leonard) :
Aveu. 9821.
Brook. 24646.
Forest fauns. 22546.
In an antique shop. 3389.
Romantic tale. 26288.
Peck (P. H.) She’s a daddy’s girl.
9135.
Peddy (A. R.) To-day. 19207.
Pedersen (K. I.) Ballangrud. 4707.
Pedersen (Olaf) Three tone pictures.
3920.
Pedersen (Robert)
5520.
Pedigo (D. C.)
please come back ‘again.
Pedina (Frank)
Pedlar. 6318.
Pedrell (Carlos)
Pedrick (C. A.)
Pedrollo (Arrigo) :
Canzone di Rebecca.
Uome che ride. 4891.
Pedron (Carlos) Curso de harmonia.
432.
Peele (Dudley) :
Harp of the North, farewell.
Nocturne. 3922.
Rhapsodic march. 6441.
Speed king. 2050.
Peer (R. 8S.) and Peer (R. S:) inc;
Beautiful eyes of Virginia.
City of pure gold. 27381.
I love my gal.
Oh daddy won’t you
23492.
Soavita. . 9198.
8892.
3844.
Pastorales.
Oh! Peggy!
12847.
799.
Crime of the D’Autremont brothers.
27435.
Half ain’t never been told. 27772.
Jake bottle blues. 28121.
Love of God. 28339.
Sailor’s plea. 28986.
Searlet thread in the
28964.
Smoky mountain far away. 29077.
Peer Gynt. 5354, 5356-5359.
Peery (R. R.):
Buttercup waltz.
Captivation. 308.
Cycle of hymns. 10139.
window.
27296.
1990
27195.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Daisies. 7704.
Elves at play.
Fiddling for fun.
Follow the leader. 13178.
Hop, skip and jump. 13361.
Japanese doll. 10899.
June waltz. 1110.
Lead me, O Lord. 238051.
On horseback. 8827.
On the playground. 88381.
Rainy day. 9002.
Sprite dance. 2057.
Spunk. 29188.
Under the leaves. 9457.
Peirce (H. W.) Invocation to Terp-
sichore. 25446.
Peiren (Julius)
night. 13421.
Pelléas et Melisande.
Pellegrini (Angelo)
23010. é
Pelling (George) Meeting and parting.
1353.
Pelz (W. I.) Simple prayer.
Pemian (J. M.):
Esctchame nena.
3007.
17753.
I long for you to-
19491 (176).
Just think of me.
14423.
24948.
Madre. 1308.
Pemberton (L. B.) Who'll buy my
flowers. 4495.
Pena (E. L.) Mi bohio. 20846.
Penco (Renato) Sotto il sole di Ma-
dera. 4189.
Pender (C. L.) Your just a wonderful
baby doll. 19482.
Pendreigh (H. A.) Oh gee. 6222.
Penella (Manuel) Ris-ras! 26278.
Penn (A. A.):
All life through. 15011.
Echoes calling me home. 5129.
Lamplit hour. 1174.
Me and my little white dog.
16151.
Sing mea love-song softly. 11925.
Your royal highness. 4572.
Penn (Jay) Volga peasant song.
19290.
Penn (L. R.) ‘There’s nobody just
like you. 12594 (391).
Penn (W. H.):
Smiles, smiles, smiles. 12594
(350).
There’s nobody
12594 (391).
Pennant educational folio. 26156.
Pennati Malvezzi (Amilecare) :
just like you.
Canto di passione. 19753.
Patria. 1678.
Tramonto. 9417.
Uomo che ride. 43891.
Visioni. 9501.
Pennington (G. C.):
Alphabet song. 9763.
Happiness lane. 5882, 15626.
When you smile that smile at me.
26910.
Pennino (Francesco) Piedigrotta
Gioventi 1929. 26177. ~
Pennsylvania. University. Mask and
wig club. This way out. 12198. ;
Penny (W. C.) Loving stroll in the
moonlight. 3596.
Penrose (W. W.):
Cupid worked while we were
playing. 4380, 7692.
When you whistle, 2457.
Penso (R.):
Carolina. 2814.
Nina. 8760.
Oiseau bleu.
Penzner (W. L.):
8811.
I’d kiss your tears away. 20306.
Why, only you. 12468.
Pepper (H. 8.):
God be thanked. 17835.
In an old world garden.
25414,
Pepper (Sally): ‘
I want to rest in your arms.
10797.
My Rose of Kildare. 8719.
Norma. 6194.
Some day dearie. 14475.
Why quarrel with me dear. 9607.
Peralta (J.) Oyeme! 21119.
Peralta (J.S:) :
Amor de madre. 7364.
Ando pasando trabajos.
Ay! Sonora. 17330.
Bragados. 17481.
Guerita. 20176.
Hasta no queriendo.
Maruca. 18415.
Pajarito. 18708.
Pensamientos tristes.
Pesetero. . 18734.
Traicionera. 9416.
Peralta (ie) :
Ando borracho.
Chagua! 10031.
Cine Alcazar de Juarez.
Despedida triste. 27505.
Es un crimen. 27605.
Esta noche con la luna.
Mis cositas. 3671.
Severiana. 28995.
Soy como la golondrina. 29129.
Peralta (Jose) Vengo a verla. 29396.
Peraza (Ramon):
Morenita.” dues
Rubia princesita. 11797.
7375.
17891.
18730.
2638.
10076.
27609.
Percy (John) pseud. Besuch beim
waldspecht. 4738.
Pereira (Elpidio) Pommes du voisin.
6350, 6351.
1991
INDEX
‘Pereira (P. E.)
20805.
Perez (Daniel) :
Romanza mexicana, 23714.
Serenata tehuana. 23782.
Perez (John) jr.:
All the while I arddiibd about pou.
270938.
Pal o’ mine.
Perez (Maurice):
Cheila. 15240.
Tout ce qui t’a touchée.
Perez (Raul):
Chinita no seas asi.
Gaviotas. 27700.
Marinera. 28896.
Mateo. 28405.
Para que son pasiones. 28765.
Perez (S. M.) Mujer del paraiso.
Maui County fair.
28762,
16956.
27359.
28510.
Pergolesi (G. B.):
Concerto. 23598.
Glory to God in the highest.
10532. . |
Periglio (Minnie) Some day you'll be
sorry. 4166.
Perilhou (Albert) :
Berceuse Catalane. 17236 (40).
Brunette. 2589 (36).
Chanson 4 danser. 4577 (49).
Chanson de Guillot-Martin. 2589
(46).
Complainte de St. Nicolas. 2589
(59).
Dans les bois. 9709 (48).
Flate et le luth. 4577 (116).
Ischia. 2589 (187).
Livre d’orgue. 2589. (162), 17286
(223).
Margoton. 2589 (191).
Passe pied. 17236 (38138, 314).
Pastorale. 2589 (268).
Pastorale du 18° siécle.
(257).
Premier jour de May. 2589 (275).
Promenade. 2589 (280).
Ronde populaire. 2589 (287).
Trimousett. 2589 (8383).
Valse en sourdine. 4577 (409).
Perkins (HK. 8). Kings of the Hast.
2589
15966.
Perkins (F. 8.) Garfinkel marching
song. 20125.
Perkins (Frank) I know. 5508.
Perkins (H. 8.) Moonshine. 13923.
Perkins (P. §S.):
Headin’ home. 17901.
I will never lose my head. 18088.
Someone. 18994.
Perkins (Ray):
Darlin’ my darlin’. 10170.
End of the lonesome trail. 18099,
19997, 19998.
Fast life and a hot one. 138145.
pt. Il, n. s., v. 24
General Crack’s marching song.
15551.
Hindu chant of sacrifice. 18337.
Ill bless. that one sweet day.
15741.
I want a bold caballero. 18080.
In the land of jazz. 15861.
John Barleycorn. 18192.
Just a lucky moment.
13624.
Lady Luck. 20601, 23037, 25571.
My sister. 20959.
Only song I know. 21088.
Say it with a solitaire.
Si, si, sefior. 14411.
Since I found you. 14427.
Smiling Irish eyes. 11957, 14447,
14448, 18976, 18977.
- Take my seat, lady. 26595, 29221.
Under a Texas moon. 19247.
Who can tell. 14868.
Perkins (V. T.):°
Hoo, hoo, babe. 25206.
My Turkish sweetheart.
13623,
11830.
18567.
Perkins (Walton) popular voice
method. 26163.
Perkowski (P.) Four’ krakowiaki.
1688.
Perl (Rudolf) Gruss an’s burgen-
land. 7990.
Perla (Sol) Memories are yours.
11251.
Perlberg (Harry) musi¢ ¢co.:
Adeste fidelis. 29039.
Aloha oe. 22008.
America. 22011.
Donna 6 mobile. 24176.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
283138.
Hili, Hili, why hast Thou forsaken
me? 22450.
Hatikvoh. 27792.
Home, Sweet home. 22719.
Lily. 23078.
Little fairy waltz. 23085.
Long, long ago. 28313.
Love’s old sweet song. 283847.
Merry widow waltz. 28440.
My old Kentucky home. 28563.
O'f’n pripetshok. 27792.
Old folks at home. 28568.
Pretty Minka. 28856.
Searlet sarafan. 28856.
Silent night, holy night.
Song of the Volga
23897.
Star-Spangled Banner.
Perlman (George) :
Chassidish. 27346.
Dance of the rebbitzen.
Yisker. 29592.
Perlman (Henry)
live in my heart.
29039.
boatmen.
22011.
27459.
You always will
27005.
1992
‘ahi
2
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Perlman
28063.
Pero (Alexander)
functis. 1896.
Peré (H. E.):
Belsazar. 12734.
Lebenslichter. 13682.
Peronne (Paul) pseud.
(Ernest)
Perrachio (Luigi) Venticinque pre-
ludi. 3928.
Perrin (S. L.):
Dat’s de way to spell chicken.
29647 (46).
Don’t want
29647 (49).
Perritt (Harry) L-0o-v-e. 28322.
Perry. (A. HH.)
Are you saved. 7387.
Do I love my Lord? 2955.
Perry (Bernard) Since we parted.
18950.
Perry (C. A.) Sight seeing song.
26402.
(Louis) In old Capri.
Missa pro de-
See Reeves
nuthin’ but Sal.
Perry (Charles) Mary Lee. 28400.
Perry (E. M.) You will understaud
and know. 21946.
Perry (F. C.) We shall reach home.
14806.
Perry (L. R.) Don’t bea fool. 17651.
Perry (Larry) pseud. See Perricone
(Lawrence)
Perry (Leslie)
22667.
Perry (Lincoln):
Moan of many. 25850.
Step-and-fetchit. 26518.
Perry, .(P...B.).:
Blossoming buds. 15154.
Bonita. 14976 (41).
Busy bee march. 17452.
Drifting by moonlight. 14976
(80).
God bless my native land. 27727.
Great storm at Galveston. 14976
(118).
In the garden of love. 14976
(149).
Inspiration waltzes. 14976 (152).
Jolly workers’ march. 15932.
President McKinley’s funeral
march. 14976 (264).
Sweethearts ever. 16853.
Village church bells. 14976 (366).
When they ring the golden bells
for you and me. 17110.
Perry (R. L.) I’m Hollywood bound.
2512;
Perry, (S. A,)-2
Agitator. 27075.
Agony. 27076.
Anguish. 27128.
Approaching danger. 27135.
Haunting melodies.
1993
Argument. 27140.
Battle in the air. 19616.
Betrayal. 27213.
Bosphorus. 27262.
Burglar. 27288.
Caballero. 27302.
Call of love. 273804.
Carmelita tango. 27319.
Chant d’amour. 12870.
Cheerio. 4895, 7615.
Chérie. 27348.
Confusion. 27412.
Coo-coo. 27417.
Coo-coo no. 2. °27418.
Decision. 27491.
Desire. 27501.
Despair. 27504.
Destruction. 27506.
Dirty villain. 27518.
Hnticement. 27595.
Eixecutioner’s dream. 10374.
Extasy. 27628.
Fiesta in Seville. 20049,
Flatteries. 27660.
Forest fires. 27672.
Furies. 10481.
Ghost on parade. 27709.
Giggles. 27713.
Impending danger no. 1. 28041.
Instructor for the Hohner dia-
tonic harmonica. 18161:
Irritable. 28091.
Islam lament. 28095.
Jota felice. 28148.
Just you and I. 28178.
Loneliness. 28307.
Menace. 28433.
Mi corazon. 28446.
Mientras exista la fé entre los
dos. 28447.
Old fashioned
28704.
Oriental dance. 28731. '
Quarrel agitato. 28874.
Recollections. 28890.
Redemption. 4013.
Silah. 29037.
waltz. 287038,
-Simple Simon. 11918.
Sneak. 29080.
Subconscience. 29160.
Sylvan glades. 29207.
Tantalizer. 24015.
Turbulence. 293858.
Under the South Sea
19249.
Unrest. 29373.
Wanderer’s plaint. 12341.
Wohabi. 29561.
Woodland idyl. 29571.
moon.
Perry (Ward) In 19338. 5683.
Perry & Gill:
Dream of Arcady. 15397.
Hazelbury march. 15645.
INDEX
pt. 117, n. s., v. 24
Perry’s (A. W.) sons:
Blossoming buds. 15154.
Busy bee mareh. 17452.
Charms. 27344.
Down by the tiger lilies.
Fox chase. 27680.
God bless my native land. 27727.
Jolly workers’ march. 15932.
Moon shadows. 28478.
Patty Ann’s flower garden. 28787.
27543.
Pretty milkmaid. 16503.
Sweethearts ever. 16853.
Totsie. 29326.
Valsette. 19268.
Westward ho! march. 17078.
When they ring the golden bells
for you and me. 17110.
Wonderful Savior is Jesus. 29566.
Persée et Androméde. 14169.
Persiani (Aug.) Si c’était toi. 14409.
Persinger (Louis) :
Cancion del olvido. 290.
Rondo. 809, 2056.
Valse. 348.
Mary Ray. 23207.
My sugar pie baby.
Persoff (Hyman)
Person (N. A.)
1508. :
Pesce (Ottone) Canzone di maggio.
24681.
Pesenti (—) Rio Ozama. 16578.
Pesse (Maurice) :
Arrivée des hirondelles.
24514.
Berceuse tendre. 4736, 15134.
- D’un pas majesteux. 4982.
Dans un dernier adieu. 452.
4653,
Heureux retour 4 la vie. 829.
Priére asiatique. 11703.
Petchey (William) Sing ivy. 16710.
Peter (C. J.):
Harl E. May song. 13080.
It’s Henry Field you’re list’ning
to. 8291.
Won’t you come back once more?
9629.
Peterka (Charles)
7657.
Peterka (Rudolf) :
Befreiung. 19052.
Drohende gefahr-plotzlich nahend.
19053.
Hinsamkeit—mondnacht—meeress-
tille. 26531.
Lyrisch, traumhaft, visiondr.
19054.
Orientalische burleske.
Seelenqualen. 19055.
Peters (C!s)
Alte meister
27106, 27107.
Blumenlese. 27249, 27250.
Hlegische gesiinge. 19986.
Hpisoden aus symphonien,
Erholung. 27597-27599.
Come on girlie.
26533.
des orgelspiels.
13105.
Kammer-sonaten. 28183.
Kirchen-sonaten. 28209.
Kleine praludien. 27178.
Kunst der fuge. 27179.
Mein klavierbuch. 16154, 16155.
Modern tanzsuite. 16201.
Peer Gynt. 53856—5359.
Phantasien in Bremer ratskeller.
16469. .
Quartett. 28875.
Sechs vorspiele. 284384.
Symphonie. 12801, 12802, 14589.
Violin-konzert no. 22. 14769.
Peters (H. W.):
I’m so happy then!
Laugh. 5815.
My radio love.
Peters (Slim) :
Stowaway Steve. 23941.
Tramp song. 24119.
Peters (William Francis) :
Swanee River mammy. 98312.
That’s my heaven right here.
16902. ;
Peters (Wm. Frederick) :
Four feathers. 20094.
Happy gathering. 20198.
In trouble. 18158.
Marika. 18411, 25758.
Raving. 26238.
Peters edition distributors of America.
8170.
8717.
Unfinished symphony. 1899.
Petersen (L. E.) Dear friend. 12992.
Petersen-Schmidt (Willy) Was hast
du denn ObDbloss fiir’n knoten in
schlips? 26825.
Peterson (A. H.) Spirit of Lawrence.
2055.
Peterson (C. D.) That old motto say-
ing Home sweet home. 12166.
Peterson (Charles) Promise I made
in the garden. 14247.
Peterson (KE. C.) Sweet Rowena.
6825.
Peterson (E. F.) Twilight’s the high-
light. 7009.
Peterson (F. G.):
Dandruff, dandruff, I don’t love
you. 15315.
Honest and truly I believed you.
15681.
Kiss me, mother dear!
Word of God. 17175. ;
Peterson (H. C.) Our rainbow. 8856.
Peterson (L. E.) Step-by-step. 2068.
Peterson (M. J.):
15968.
Just a little daylight. 20547.
Mandy o mine, 25189.
Perfect night for love. 23592.
Peterson (Margaret) Our castle of
dreams. 6280.
Peterson (W. R.) Twilight’s the high-
light in my memory. 7009.
1994.
<) —o
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929 ©
Pether (H. E.):
I lost Yvonne, but I found Yvette.
27937.
Japanese moonlight. 13585.
Laughing butterfly! 20619.
Little chatterbox. 20675.
Love lies. 11128.
Merry-merry. 11266.
Too late. 21648.
Pethick (Jean) :
Dreaming dreams of you. 10281.
Present arms. 8966.
Song of the rainbow. 12005.
Step this way. 9282.
Petich (VE. R:) “My” Johnny « boy.
23368.
Petiot (André) Verdun, visions d’his-
foure. 21727.
Petit (A. S.) Feu et tonnerre. 10408.
Petit (Raymond) Nocturne. 8904.
Petit Faust. 2589 (95).
Petits concerts de chambre. 11640,
11641.
Petja (Iwan) For sidste gang modes
vi to! 10450.
Peto (Julius) :
All night long. 4614.
Mammy’s lullaby. 5959.
Underneath the moon. 7026.
Petolino (A. J.):
Black despair. 15146.
Cupid. 17594.
Eternal love.. 13115.
Goof. 22625.
I wanna do. 18078.
Independent lover.
Maybe. 18426.
Poor discontented me.
25442,
26199.
Serenade waltz. 18914.
Unless. 19260.
When I look in your eyes. 17092.
Why don’t you care for me. 14880.
Without you. 19411.
Petralia Carducci (T.):
Georgia. 5281.
Manuela. 20770.
Ninive. 3792.
Niobe. 3794.
Tetti. 26616.
Petrassi (Goffredo)
16501.
Petrie (F. W.) Hiram Hawkins, neow
I don’t come to teown very often.
836.
Petrie (George)
lection of Irish music.
Petrie. “W:)*:
Down in the deep let me sleep.
Preludio lirico.
24426 (55).
13049.
Forsake me not. 22552.
Laura Lee. 19491 (118).
Sea is calling me. 4577 (347).
2469—30——28
Petrie (J. C.):
Complete Petrie col-
Sea is the home for me.
(348).
Song of the forge. 2030.
Treasures of the sea are buried
deep. 4577 (399).
When the winds o’er the sea blow
a gale. 19491 (261, 262).
4577
Laura Lee. 19491 (118).
Sea is calling me. 4577 (347).
Sea is the home for me. 4577
(348).
Treasures of the sea are buried
deep. 4577 (399).
When the winds o’er the sea blow
a gale. 19491 (261, 262).
PetrrtortC.7C.)::
May rose. 5985.
Petrillo-walzer.
Petrillo (Henry)
28298.
Petrucci (J..R.)
13678.
Petti (Luigi) :
Ellenica march. 10330.
Nankeen. 23420.
Petticoat lane. 6317.
Petties (Arthur) Out on Santa Fé
blues. 6284.
Petties:,.CR.'') B;)
14726.
Pettingill
6320.
Pettis (Jack) :
Bag o’ blues. 2695.
Companionate blues.
Cool off. 15276.
Dry Martini. 17686.
Freshman hop. 38108.
Hot heels. 10654.
I’ve never been loved by anyone
like you. 10783.
Just goofy. 18217.
Night club stomp. 18592.
Rush in blues. 6510.
Sweetest melody. 14577.
Petyrek (Felix) 6 griechische rhap-
3930.
Little sweetheart.
Laundry does it best.
Two time blues.
(Alice ) Piano lessons.
4941.
sodien. 26169.
Pevney (David) Tehilos David.
19131.
Pevny (W. H.):
Gee but it’s hard to forget you.
25051.
I never harmed an onion.
Marryin’ Marion. 25761.
My heart won’t believe that it’s
true. 25919.
My rainbow of happiness.
Peycke (Frieda) :
Little girl’s secret.
My bonnet. 6095.
My house. 6122.
Name for a boy. 238417.
18063.
25941.
5862,
1995
INDEX
Peyton (D. B.)
6185.
Peyton (David) :
Ashes of roses. 7403, 9801.
My dreams will come true.
Pezzolo (Caesar) :
Ballarina. 7455.
Campagnola. 7569.
Cesarina. 7600.
Marianna. 8544.
Viva la giga. 9505.
Pezzolo (John) :
Prima notte. 21195.
Savoia: march. 4091.
Sposina. 21454.
Valzer allegro.
Pfaendler (Richard)
Pfarschner (Karl)
keine. 2494,
Pfatteicher (C. F.):
Awake, and sing full
22063.
Be not dismayed. 22089.
Bread of the world in mercy
broken. 22165.
Day is past and over. 22342.
From heaven’s heights I come to
you. 22561.
Gloria Patri. 23249.
Help, Lord, my God. 22694.
Lord, hear the voice of my com-
No one cares for me.
16251.
4407.
You.
Wie
12514.
du kitsst
gladly.
plaint. 23128.
Mighty fortress is our God.
23270.
O longing generation. 23478.
Oh man, behold thou thy Master.
23497. .
Praise God from whom all bless-
ings flow. 16495.
Sweet Mary to the temple fares.
23970.
When in the hour of utmost need.
24265.
World, farewell, thou canst not
hold me. 24351.
Pfau (Martin) Nur sympathie.
11487, 11488.
Pfeffer (H. G.) Kurfiirstendamm.
10995.
Pfeffer (Max) Frau, die einem an-
dern mann gehort ... 25025.
Pfeiffer (A. E.):
Because I love nice things. 9871.
Under the spell of the moon.
9458.
Pfeiffer (D. C.) All I do is think of
you. 24455.
Pfeiffer (G.) Musette. 16232.
Pfeiffer (G. J.) Valse légére. 2589
(344).
Pfeiffer (Hubert) Sonate. 26170.
Pfeiffer (M. T. L.) Valse légére.
2589 (344).
Phelp (P. F.):
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Pfiel (G. W.) Farmer Green and the
north pole. 620.
Pfister (Ernst)
_ 169384.
Pfitzner (Hans) :
Christelflein. 27366.
Frieden. 27686.
Rose vom _liebesgarten.
(287).
Von deutscher seele.
Pflugfelder (C.)
26522.
Phédre.
Thunersee-lied.
24426
12330.
Sternennacht.
2589 (204-206).
Mexico. 23265.
Welcome shriners.
Phelps (A. C.)
14810.
Upside down in love.
26748.
Phelps (C.M.) Song of silence. 9232.
Phelps (R. E.) Sex appeal Sue.
26378.
Phelps (Rose)
Phelps (W. A.)
Bethelehem. 2742,
Upside down in love.
26748.
Phi chi, Nicholasvilie, Ky. Central
office. Phi chi girl. 8911:
Phi mu _ alpha, sinfonia. Lambda
chapter. Songs of DePauw. 26482.
Philbrook (I. H.):
Cavalier march. 29647 (29, 30).
New colonial march. 24426 (199—
201).
Philipp (Franz) :
Friedensmesse. 5253.
Lieder fiir eine hohe singstimme
und klavier. 5845.
Zwei frauenchore. a
6319.
Philipp (Isidore): -
Carnaval de Princesse d’ Auberge.
2589 (42).
Deuxiéme suite. 4577 (84).
Eixercices de Antoine Rubinstein.
17236 (348).
Feuilles du matin. 4577 (114).
Kermesse de Milenka. 2589 (147).
Marche des princesses de Cen-
drillon. 2589 (200).
School of octave playing for piano-
cappella.
forte. 9709 (208), 14976 (282).
Studies in musicianship. 9293,
9294, 16819.
Technical practice at the piano-
forte. 19129.
Technique journaliére du pianiste.
9352.
- Travail des octaves, 24121.
Philippo (1L.) :
Bergére et le petit roi.
Hn Camargue. 15428.
En écoutant le vieux moulin.
15429.
Guardians. 17867.
Idylle printaniére.
7495.
3367, 3368.
1996
nos. 1-12, 1929
INDEX
Intermezzo cAlin. 3418, 3419.
Jongleurs. 8319, 138609.
Nuit embaumée. 16350.
Pussy danse. 16527.
Regrets de Tahiti. 9018.
Resignation. 4022, 4023.
Réverie hindoue. 16562, 16563.
Romanis. 18845.
Sabotiére. 26313.
Saintes-Maries de la mer. 18871.
Vent chante dans les cordages.
26774.
Philippus (C. L.):
Carmencita. 15221.
Ill be waiting for you. 13411.
In the same sweet way. 18552.
My Indian rose. 16263.
Phillip (Ivan) Is the moon tired?
25452.
Ph llippe (C. C.):
Kindergarten march. 25555.
Nature’s melody. 20974.
Old familiar trail. 18648.
Phillips (Alexander) Jus’ keepin’ on.
20545.
Phillips (Barbara)
Indian impressions.
Phillips (Berta) :
I’m glad I live just when I do.
5538.
Since mother went away. 6653.
Phillips (Bessie) :
Baby Lou. 17385.
Love bird. 11114.
Phillips (F. I.) I have this day.
Four American-
26172.
8117.
Phillips (Florence) I’m wond’ring
if you miss me. 10757.
Phillips (Fred):
I ean’t lose my Heinie. 25246.
I love American melody. 25286.
I’m stuck on Molasses. 8175.
I’ve gotta nutting at all. 253851.
If I lose my heart to you. 20429.
In Glasgow a wee bit o’ Scotch is
waiting for me. 3397.
Love made a Gypsy out of me.
20718, 23145, 23146, 28332.
My dear old mother-in-law. 18512,
25908. :
Under the spell of the moon.
16992.
Whatcha got hiding behind those
eyes. 21798.
Phillips (G. W.) jr. Come back to
me. 3890.
Phillips (Gerald) Music for an old
play. 25896.
Phillips (H. A.) My little American
bride. 113877.
Phillips (lL. L.) With Mary. 243832.
Phillips (Lucien) My star g'rl. 23402.
Phillips (M. F.):
Balletto no. 1. 7458, 7459.
Daffodil days. 17598.
Karly in the morning. 27573.
Forest melody. 20082, 22547.
Fragile things. 10464.
In April. 3390.
Powder and patches. 23625.
Selection on popular songs. 14381.
Shepherdess and Beau Brocade.
18931.
With courtly grace.
Phillips (M. J.):
Arizona sunset and you. 22033.
Moonlight on the Hudson. 8640.
Phillips (Orpha) :
Broken heart. 4802.
Where can I go, what can I do.
21882.
Phill ps (Phil) :
Big hearted baby. 4742.
Good morning. 5334.
Phillips (Rose) Johnny is
alone. 10913.
Phill ps (Sid) :
Amelia. 7359.
Hot sax. 8073.
Twilight whispers.
Phillips (Van) :
I shan’t let you out of my sight.
24331.
never
9449,
27979.
If I were you, dear, and you were
me. 997.
Love is all that matters. 25675.
Phillips (W. C, L.) Ready. 1788.
Phill ps & Page:
Gulliver’s travels. 20177.
Invocation to the sun. 18164.
Philpot (Stephen) Cigale. 15253.
Phipps (E.) :
Bright to-morrow. 12789.
I know that Jesus set me free.
20322.
If the light has gone out in your
soul. 18518.
Went up in the clouds of heaven.
21779.
Phipps (Peggy) :
That hour of ours. 19145.
You’re a bit of honey that the bees
forgot. 21931.
Phoenix (H. C.):
Love’s morning hours and even-
tide. 20729.
Those eyes of brown or blue.
21610.
Waters still. 12347.
Photo play music ¢o., ine. Jay walkers’
parade. 20512.
Piagét (A. M.):
At sunset time. 27147.
Little brooks by the roads de.
23081.
Trees on the hillside. 14696.
1997
INDEX
Pianist’s second and third year.
(313).
Piantadosi (Al):
Daughter of mine. 27473, 27474.
Hello sweetie. 3216.
I get it from my daddy.
27902.
I never guessed. 5585.
I’ve got the stock market blues.
8204.
Just after Sunrise. 1118.
Log cabin lullaby. 8460.
No no babie. 28630, 28631.
Sarah. 289538, 28954.
Show must go on. 9144.
They say good-night in the morn-
ing. 29288.
When yow’re in love. 29500.
Who ever dreamed. 2472.
Piantadosi (George & Arthur) ine.:
After all, I’m in love with you.
24439.
And then my castles came tum-
bling down. 12645.
Another night within your arms.
22026.
Bashful baby. 12708.
Bring him back here. 27274.
Can’t be bothered. 22195.
Crystal girl. 17588, 17589.
Get happy. 20135.
Heap o’ misery. 20224.
H’lo baby. 25198.
Huddlin’, 25221.
4577
27901,
I loved you before I met you. |
27950.
I’m a little negative.
I’m cuckoo again. 138435.
18028.
I’m just wild about you. 20362.
I sing all my love songs to you.
22844.
I wonder what is really on his
mind. 18093.
In the hush of the night. 13546.
Looks like it’s gonna be me. 16067.
Mexican bean... 23264.
Miss Wonderful. 18467.
Moonlight, a love song and you.
18478.
My heart cries out I love you.
13972.
My lover. 18535.
Okay baby. 28700.
One minute of heaven.
Out where the moonbeams
born. 14127.
Paris. 18720, 18721.
Silv’ry moon. 18945.
Slow caravan. 238438.
Somebody mighty like you. 18992.
Speakin’ of the devil. 19028.
Suzanna. 14566.
Sweet Georgianna and me.
26097.
are
16842.
pt. Tir, n's.7 vee
v
That wonderful boy friend of mine.
21580, 29268.
Tho’ you’ve forgotten. 21607.
Under the old crow’s nest. 21700.
Up with the sun. 24161.
Who could say no. 29522.
You can’t hold hands in lover’s
lane. 21912:
You wanted me—I wanted you. -
21945.
Piatt (J. C.) Little mother of mine.
20680.
Piazza (P. J.) Evangeline. 13119.
Piccadilly magazine, itd. Night’s glam-
our. 14040.
Piccinelli (Bruno) Vespri di prima-
vera. 9487.
Pichon (—) I’ve got that thing!
22853.
Pick (J. Ro
I have you and you have me. 906..
What: don’t the show girls show.
2414.
Pick-Mangiagalli (Riccardo) :
Ariette oubliée. 19568.
Basi e bote. 7466.
Casanova a Venezia. 2817.
Danza delle apparizioni e bar-
earola. 5002.
Fantoches. 20027.
Gavotta. 52738.
Nuage. 21015.
Nuit d’automne.
Sarabanda. 6540.
Tre studi da concerto.
Valzer. 7042.
Pickard (Marguerite)
mother. Wal a 762ie
Pickard-Cambridge (W. A.) Humilia-
21016.
18740.
Dear little
vit semet ipsum. 3263.
Pickering (EK. E.) Love dreams.
23140.
Pickett (William) It was a sad time
when that sinking ship went down..
10891.
Pickhardt (Ione) :
Moment of rapture.
Passionate prelude.
Piechler (Arthur):
23294.
21138.
Hymne. 28806.
Sursum corda. 29176, 29177.
Tod. 293814.
Trinklied. 26697.
Piedi ... piedi ... piedigrotta 192%.
23599.
Piedigrotta Bideri 1929. 23600.
Piedigrotta E. Rossi 1928. 3987.
Piedigrotta F. Mario Russo, 1929;
23601.
Piedigrotta Gennarelli 1929. 21160.
Piedigrotta Mario, 1929. 21161.
Piedigrotta Santa Lucia. 18742.
Piedigrotta Santojanni 1929. 21162:.
Piedigrotta 1929. 21168-21165.
1998
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Piedra (Ernesto) Havana shadows.
20212.
Piena (Maurice) :
Drama at the ball. 18054.
Rustie scene. 14839.
Piéna (Maurice) Itd.:
Désespoir et espoir. 24841.
Larmes. 25585.
Piepenburg (C.W.) Yesterdays. 26992.
Piepenburg (Kate) Lingering. 28276.
Pier (C. A.) Mignonette. 18899.
Pieraccini (Mario) Novelline. 11480.
Pierce (Antoinette) Stories in song
and rhythm. 16809.
Pierce (Dora) Sight
for beginners. 11911.
Pierce (E. H.) To Him, who died and
rose again. 4841.
Pierce (F. M.) My mem’ry of home
sweet home. 11888.
Pierce (Frances) :
reading tests
De wailin’ ob de wil’ chinook.
24817.
Parrot. 26144.
Star thought. 29142.
You were mine for awhile. 24405.
Pierce (Herbert) _By the deep: nine.
24657.
Pierce (J.):
My name is
28562.
Way down in Alabama. 29448.
Pierce (J. N.) Brightest and best of
the sons of the morning. 27271.
Pierce (L. G.) When you smile that
smile at me. 26910.
Pierey (W.) Vie joyeuse. 70538.
Pieri (J. A.) She calls him Bo-Bo.
16671.
Pierné (—)
their silvery light.
Pierné (Gabriel) :
Girls. 15562.
Mill. 28450.
Pierné (Paul) Fantdéme. 3048.
Pieroni (Rodolfo) Album del piccolo
pian‘sta. 27082.
Pierre (B. C.):
Basses et chants. 2589 (17).
Sujets de fugue et thémes d’im-
provisation. 2589 (3817).
Pierre (Constant) :
Basses et chants. 2589 (17).
Sujets de fugue et thémes d’im-
provisation. 2589 (317).
Pierre-Pierre (H.):
Chanson de Prairial.
Trés saccadé. 16964.
Pierron (J. J.) Ave Maria hymnal.
19585, 19586.
Pietri (Giuseppe) Billy. 184.
Pietzsch (C. O.) Assembly in memory.
22048.
Ticklish Reuben.
While moonbeams shed
21841.
2824, 2825.
Piggott (Loretta)
moonlight. 9918.
Pignoloni (Flaminio) :
Diavoletto. 7746.
Notti veneziane.
Violetta. 4416.
Pije kuba. 18744.
Pikelis (Angelina) Oh, how I long to
be with you. 26058.
Piker, vin og sang. 8864.
Piketown. 11649.
Blame, it on the
3812,
Pikey (Sam) Old Flop Har. 163886.
Pilati (Mario): '
Concerto dell’ estate. 24749.
Fughe e fughette. . 20112.
Sonetto XV. 6719.
Tre preludi sinfonici. 11654,
Pilderwasser See Weisser
(Samuel)
Pilgrims of destiny. 8917.
Pilgrim’s progress. 3939, 3940.
Pillois (Jacques) :
Adon Olam.
Deux piéces.
Petite suite
16467.
Pimsleur (Solomon)
lude. 28504.
Pinafore. 16478.
Pinard (Al):
Darling. 5004.
Just a little song of love.
Pincus (Herman):
I’m nuts about nuts.
(Samuel)
27067.
8920.
russienne, 8909,
Mournful pre-
13622.
18052.
My big moment. 13956.
Pineus (Jack) :
College nights. 12909.
Mr. Cinderella. 13909.
Prince of passion. 14242.
Too good to be true. 14684.
Pine (Frank) Shoe blues.
14407.
Pinkard (Maceo) :
At twilight. 15069, 15070.
1951,
Congratulations. 19835.
Never. 1535, 3783.
Okay baby. 28700.
That wonderful boy friend _ of
mine. 21580, 29268.
When I’m up to my knees in
clover. 14836.
Pinkston (Ralph) Say amen brother
amen. 263381.
Pinnola (Michele) A canzone d’o
carcerato. 3.
Pinsker (Abraham) Gliding waltz.
5309.
Pinsuti (C.):
Bedouin love song. 4720.
-Land beyond. 12594 (189).
Pinto (Walter) In my loving nest.
181387.
Piper (Harold) I dream of you. 896.
Piper (M. H.) Be yourself. 27193.
1999
INDEX
Piper (W..S.)
Pippin (H. O.)
23290.
Pique dame. 9482.
Pirani (Hugenio) Sylphide. 21528.
Pirate (Paul) My heart keeps beat-
ing time. 20924.
Pirate’s umbrella.
Pirie (M. H.):
Dear little girl. 17620.
Heart trouble. 20281.
Just as in days gone by. 20550.
Pal dear I'll wait for you. 18709.
When I’m with you. 21808.
Piron (A. J.) High society.
Be yourself. 27193.
Mists o’er the buttes.
1708.
10630.
Pirrin., (C...C©.) Orgullo mexicano.
28730.
Pirro (Arthur) I’m thinking of you
UN (sae
Piscatella (F. J.) I love you. 25291
Piscitelli (Totonno) M’aggia vendica’
207438.
Pisegna (Maxie) :
Accordion mania.
Casarina. 19759.
Fontana. 17778.
Italias waltz. 10898.
Mia bella polka. 16178.
’ Tarantella italiana. 26605.
Pissott (HE. G.) In my sweet memo:
9715.
ries. 22915.
Pitarra (Sam) Rose of my heart.
6490.
Pitcher (Gladys) :
Bendemeer’s stream. 165, 166.
Oh, Italia, beloved. 2962.
Pirates of Penzance. 6333.
Turn ye to me. 29355.
Pitcher (R. J.):
March of the acolytes.
Wild rose. 21306.
Pitman (G. V.) Silver moth. 23820.
Pitman (George) If I had to do
without you. 25388.
13821.
Pitt (F. H.) How to play the trum-
pet. 38260.
Pitts (W. S.) Church in the wild-
wood. 27376.
Pittsburgh. University. -Songs of the
University of Pittsburgh. 214386.
Pixley (—) King Dodo. 14976 (1738).
Pixley (Isabel) It’s differente when
you’re wed. 9709 (117).
Pizarro (Benjamin) :
Cuauhtémoec. 24778.
Durante un suefo.
Eva. 24956.
Placidia. 26188.
Pizzetti (Ildebrando) :
Concerto dell’
24749.
Sacra rappresentazione di Abram
e d’ Isaac. 1852.
Tre preludi sinfonici.
24904.
10108,
estate.
11654.
pt. 101, n. s.; Vv. 24
Pizzi (Pasquale) Marasita. 3619.
Pizzi (Umberto) :
Avanese. 7422.
Due intermezzi. 9263.
El’ ora dell’ anima. 7806.
Egloga. 10813.
En s’ amousant. 7816.
Fronde che vedesti rinverdire.
7933.
Habana. 7997.
Ninna nanna. 8761.
Siate pii dolce v6 ..... 9147.
Sonata. 9264.
Sonata italiana. 9225.
Speranze e memorie. 9267.
Studio delle corde doppie. 9295.
Villanella. 9498.
2- trio; , 910s: .
Pizzolante (Francesco) Macchina e
Concettina. 18379, 20747. -
Place (William) jr.:
Cedar melody. 19767..
Come, my dear. 19824.
In old Venezia. 20455.
Listen to me. 28278.
Mother. 20889.
Toot-toot. 21651. ig
You won’t miss a kiss, little miss.
21947.
Plafkin (Geo.)
be mine. 7515.
Plain Jane. 18746.
Planchet (D. C.)
24764.
Planquette (J. R.):
Capitaine Thérése. 2589 (40).
Chimes of Normandy. 15244.
Rip. 143807.
Plantiko (Viola) :
As mother used to care for me.
22037.
Grying blues. 22639.
Hooray! hooray! 20268.
I’ll never forget the lover’s lane.
18012.
Kissing my
18236.
Someday he’l be mine.
Tickling the ivories.
Plantiko (William) :
As mother used to care for me.
22037.
Grying blues. 226389.
Someday he’l be mine.
Tickling the ivories.
Plasencia (Flavio) :
Blue eyes, won’t you
Cortége historique.
sweetheart goodbye.
23870.
24083.
23870.
24083.
Dreams of love. 15406.
Forever. 15510.
Plaskette (Jane) :
China rose. 7624.
Don’t you know. 5074.
Hollywood melody. 8054.
Platée. 18461.
2000
~ —_—
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Platen (Hartwig v.):
Budapest. 15189.
Das hat der Herrgott fein ge-
macht. 24808.
Erst trinken wir noch eins...!
10349.
Fast jeden abend stehe ich vor
deiner wohnung. 3050.
For a bunebh of lilac. 669.
Four words. 15519.
Friiulein, pardon! 10468.
Heut’ abend um halb neun. 10623.
Ich hab’ mit der Marianne ‘ne
Panne gehabt. 25376.
Ich schick’ dir ein paar veilchen.
15818.
Ja, bei uns am Strand. 15901.
Kennst du das geftihl, wenn man
verliebt ist? 25552.
Liebling, wie ist dein name. 16018.
Lied der liebe hat eine stisse
melodie. 16019.
Miadelchen vom Rhein. 11168.
Midels aus Sachsen. 5946.
Mit dir modcht ich ziehn bis ans
ende der welt. 11296.
Na also, Marie! 11422, 114238.
Nur eine nacht mit dir allein.
11486.
Nur sympathie. 11487, 11488.
Patience. 11622, 11628.
Weht im herbst der wind. .!
26842.
Wenn du einmal dein herz ver-
schenkst. 12369.
Wenn du was zu saufen hast.
7139.
Wenn ein siisses miédel trdiumt.
26850, 26851.
Wenn es friihling wird. 12371.
Wenn es irgend geht. 4458.
1000 worte liebe. 27057.
Plater (D. J.) Ethelois. 17722.
Plath (Richard) From Germany to
Tokio. 20110.
Platt (M. K.) I know there’s no one
in this world. 27916. —
Platt (Maxwell):
I can’t bear to hear you say good-
bye. 10686.
‘ What can a poor girl do.
Platzman (Eugene) :
Buddy of mine. 27283.
Cog to the wheel of misfortune.
27392.
Girls of the West. 17822.
I found Sally. 27899.
I want to love you, but I’m afraid
to. 5614.
Is it true, I’m loving you. 5691.
Just another rose of Picardy.
28161.
Macbeth. 8512.
My kingdom of love.
12386.
6124.
Plé (Simone)
Night-time’s my day-time. 8758.
Ohio River moon. 28698.
Our air hero Lindy. 6279.
Show must go on. 9144.
Silvery moon. 29048.
Some day you'll be sorry. 11970.
Soon-ly. 19020.
Sympathy. 29211.
That’s ma and pa’s pow-wow.
19155.
There’s a moonbeam
motor. 24057.
"Twas only a dream. 2268.
You don’t have to rub. 2550.
Sonate en si. 2017.
Pleasure bound. 3482, 3907. —
Plessow (Eric) Baby Gaby and the
clock is playing. 12688.
Pleyel (Henri Cliquet)
Pleyel (Henri)
Plimpton (J. C.)
21139.
Ploeger (Hulda)
Plonecki (Sophia)
bloom. 26385.
Plong (Jay) Hollow of a hill.
Plough (Harold)
today. 5889.
Ployer (EK. M.)
28767.
Plum (P. J.-M. ):
Ave Maris stella. 9819, 9820.
Credo. 10128-10130.
Missa exsultet. 25842, 25848.
Parce Domine. 11610.
Premier rayon de soleil.
Toccata. 11662.
Plumb (HE. H.) If you could love me.
15834.
Plumber’s opera.
Plumet du colonel.
Plummer (C. C.):
Oh, didn’t he ramble. 29647 (169).
That certain party. 21964 (70).
Under the bamboo tree. 24426
(288).
Plummer. '(H; H.),:
Dreams are castles in the air.
17678.
Varsity crew. 19270.
Plummer (Red) pseud. See Plummer
(. HG)
Plunkett (J. A.)
Plunkett (Jane)
19448.
Plus jolie fille de France. 14201.
Plybon (G. G. H.) In God’s out of
doors. 10842.
Poche (C. C.) That’s my girl.
Pochon (Alfred) :
Andante. 15361.
Pochon album for school orchestra.
14202.
‘round my
See Cliquet-
Password to heaven.
Lonesome, 231138.
She’s as a rose in
156738.
Let’s start loving
Parable of the sower.
14281.
21177.
16485.
Sleigh bells. 6679.
You bet I didn’t go.
2164.
2001
INDEX
Pochon (Alfred)—Continued.
Sonata quinta. 22648.
Turkey in the straw.
Pochon album for
14202.
Podger (A. W.)
Podgorski (Ignacy) :
Hop, hop oberek. 25208.
O mitodem kowalu a
kowalee. 26042.
Ostatni uScisk. 6276.
Polski rybak z nad wotgi. 26042.
Zalotna polka. . 25208.
Podnos (Alexander) Hadassah.
25125.
Podosek (Walter) :
6998.
school orchestra.
Sstarej
Cialy do baksy polka. 24728.
Damska. 2902.
Filutka. 5207.
Grzechotka. 3180.
Kto lubi. 3506.
Serce mam. 6594.
Poe (Ll: D:)::
Echoes. 2996.
I like it. 10716.
My big thrill. 11352.
Stubborn Sadie Stout. 12077.
What more. 7158.
Porschmann (W.) Backe, backe,
kuchen. 4702.
Poet and peasant. 11668.
Pohjalaisia. 14205.
Pohopski (Claire) You are the sun-
shine of my smile. 19445.
Pojd, pojd—valcik. 28830.
Pokrass (Samuel) Je vais vous le
dire. 3443.
Pola (Edward) :
Harmony heaven. 25148.
High up in the sky. 5428.
I don’t like to be liked like that.
1b(2a:
I’m tuned in for life, to station
LiOW EB. s1AST8T,
Nadina. 8730.
Raggedy romp. 16536.
That’s all that matters. 16898.
What’s the good of moonlight.
17084.
Pola (Ted):
Delicious. 10206.
I’m on my way to heaven. 13452.
Laughing at the world. .13676.
Maryana. 18419.
Where, oh! where is that moon.
29506.
Who was the grapefruit’s father.
12452.
Polack’ (Mit Thickety path.
16922, 19185.
Polakoff (Sam) Saczety. 18866.
Poland, reciprocal copyright protection
of music, p. 5.
Our prayer. 28743.
pt. 111, n. s., v. 24
Poldini (Ed.):
Auréole. 4673.
Chant funébre. 4886.
Dance of the hussar. 15307.
Danse des valets. 27466.
Festivity. 13157.
Glow. 15573.
Marche ardente. 16120.
Marche-ceaprice. 16121.
Marche capricieuse. 11207.
Marche exotique. 11208.
Marche fantasque. 11209.
Marche finale. 11210.
Marche héroique. 16123.
Marche militaire. 16124.
Morning zephyr. 13929.
Old wheelbarrow. 16396.
Ricordanza. 6448.
Roi. 28919.
Rosen. 14829.
Seare crow. 17236 (3856).
Songs in a Maynight. 172386 (396,
397 ) i:
Step softly. 14537.
Under the willows. 17236 (489).
Valse nuptiale. 17018.
Valse-pastel. 17015.
Viennese nocturne. 14766.
Voice from the Hungarian forest.
10ST
Waltz at twilight. 14784.
Waltzing doll. 7102.
Witchery. 17236 (482).
Polite (Charles) I’m sorry we drifted
apart. 5574.
Polk (GF 2ax
Don’t know what to do.
Land of make believe.
Longing heart. 25656.
Spritg and you. 26504.
Sweet magician. 26564.
What if—? 26866.
When flowers bloom. 26876.
Polk (Lucille) Who’s the new man.
(ik
Polla (W. C.)::
3irds and the brook. 196538, 19654.
Blue Hawaii. 9931.
For Molly and me.
24858.
25581.
13182.
I’m just a vagabond lover. 8157.
Just a kiss at twilight. 10933-
My dear. 18511.
Night in May. 8756.
Silver threads among the gold.
167090.
Slumber on. 18973.
Some day you'll realize you’re
wrong. 14479.
‘Ta nt nobody’s fault but my own.
9341.
T: me flies. 26673.
Toymaker’s dream. 6968.
You're always in my arms.
Pollack (Ben) It’s so good.
21934.
12578,
2002
—
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
Pollack (H. E.):
I want a little love from you.
27993.
My phantom sweetheart. 28564.
You’re a wonderful girl. 29617.
Pollack (Isaac) Where is my vodka.
12487.
Pollack (Lew) :
Belle Baker wop song.
Birmingham. 4746.
By the way. 12814, 15196.
Dusty roads. 224389, 27571.
19640.
I’d do anything for you. 8100,
10690.
I'm holding my head up high,
20356.
I’m rolling around in sunshine
5567.
I’m walking thro’ clover. 8181,
13465.
Just as long as you belong to me.
20552.
Just be a builder of dreams.
8339.
Kelly is living the life of Reilly.
20576.
Mandel. 20767.
My little angel. 20932.
No one else. 11459.
Poor Punchinello. 1722.
Sittin’ on a doorstep. 21387,
29060.
Some sweet day. 6705.
Sweet somebody said O. K. 9324.
To-morrow is here. 2221.
Where are you. 9574, 24287.
You gotta too’ much-a-de_ stock.
21915.
Pollak «(B: G:):
Every Saturday night. 30382.
I see your eyes. 949.
Lucille. 8503.
Porto Rico chico. 21185.
Pollak (Edward) Blue boy. 17414.
Pollak (T. B.) Just one little song
I want to sing to you. 8346.
Poliard <(A. ) J2e) Fichtine for? the
Ue SeAs S20n:
Pollock (Muriel) :
Do you recall. 499.
I can’t forget. 8096, 17987.
In Allah’s garden. 3388.
Reminiscence. 16557.
We'll get along. 4452.
Why do you tease me, yes or no.
4501.
Polly. 1967.
Polly and Anna. pseud. See Stuart
(Helen & Mary).
Polnische wirtschaft.
Poltz (C. Ei)é
Bold hussars. 14976 (40).
Come and take a stroll with me.
24426 (46).
28833, 28834.
English coon song. 14976 (84).
I want to be a soldier lady. 24426
CLT) 2
Lesson in flirtation. 14976 (180).
Loretta. 14976 (192).
Microbes in a kiss. 24426 (179).
Nora Ryan. 24426 (2038).
Song of the strollers. 14976
(305).
When I am yours dear. 24426
(304).
Whistling Bill. 24426 (309).
You are my fiancée. 24426 (315).
Pomar (Harry) You’ve made my
dreams come true. 7285.
Pomeroy (HK. M.) Where blue lupines
grow. .21881.
Pomeroy (H. W.) My home down in
the South. 20925.
Pomeroy (Millicent)
march. 22034.
Pommer (W. H.)
Chitral love song. 29647 (338).
Cupid in Arcady. 14976 (58).
Pompeo (Giovanni) Come! 10094.
Pompoo (K. P.) Meadow lark is sing-
ing. 138862.
Armistice
Ponce (M. A.) My little star. 13980.
Ponce (M. B.) Estrellita. 20007.
Ponce (M. M.):
Estrellita. 3020.
Sonata clasica. 11984.
Sonata romantica. 21415.
4 miniatures. 14212, 18766.
Ponce (Phil) :
Down where the lolly pops grow.
o15,;
Yokohama dream boat.
Ponce (Roderigo) pseud.
(G3 OS)
Ponchielli (A.) :
Dance of the hours. T7707.
Danza delle ore. 2918.
Pond (W. A.) & co.:
Be Thou my guide. 2707.
Benedictus es, Domine.
In Sunny Spain. 28068.
Morning hymn. 3689.
O love that will not let me go.
3824.
Teach me, O Lord. 4267.
Ponder (Paul) Send the gospel light.
28983.
14920.
See Harts
22110.
Ponsler (E. M.) Oh, gasoline. 1595.
Ponsonby (Noel) :
Five fancies. 18767.
Short prelude. 18934.
Pontrelli (E. M.) Mary Jo. 23205.
Pook (Harold) Darkies lullaby.
PISS:
Poot (Marcel) Burlesque. 15192:
Popaul. 4881, 6357.
Pope (EH. B.) Self made failure.
11868.
2003
INDEX
Pope (Jennie)
284380.
Popper (David) :
Dans la foret. 2913.
Danse des gnomes. 2916.
Fleur d’ automne. 3963.
Retour. 4025.
Ronde. 3963.
Popple (Harold) :
Old Japan in
18650.
Song of the morn.
Poppyland. 26201.
Popular music publishers:
Noche serena y obscura.
Suefio y realidad. 12079.
Popy. (==)
Agitato dramatico. 7327.
Allegro symphonique. 24464.
Avant le drame. 12678.
Cauchemar. 7595.
Drogue. 7797.
Humoresque. 15702.
Orgie indienne. 16416.
Rédemption. 26246.
Sérénade passionnée. 16661.
Solitude mélancolique. 14471.
Tempéte. 9359.
Tibére. 29299.
Tornade. 16953.
Volupté. 26802.
Poppy Cee:
Kternel printemps.
Marina. 16185.
Reine tragique.
Valse poudrée.
Poquse (G. J.)
Memphis yo yo blues.
blossom time.
19008.
11469.
7832.
16551.
17016, 26761.
There’s but only one
dream. 2183.
Por (Ernd):
Adagio. 18241.
Bei der weinlese in Tokaj. 17370.
Dorfbilder aus Ungarn. 17659.
Heimweh des Ungarn. 17913.
Sonntagmorgen im ungdarischen
dorfe. 19016.
Ungarische bauernhochzeit. 19252
Ungarische kinderszenen. 19253.
Ungarische romanze. 19254.
Ungarisches erntefest. 19255.
Ungarisches herbstlied. 19256.
Ungarisches liebeslied. 19257.
Porret (G.) Phlegmatic dance. 1693.
Porret (Julien) :
Cairo. 15204.
Danse chinoise. 15317.
Petite grotesque. 21150.
Porteous (F. F.)
Porter (A. P.)
pieces. 16490.
‘Porter (Arthur)
Porter (Cole):
Agua sinecopada.
Almiro. 44.
Swinging. 23998.
Two characteristic
Evangeline. 10360.
9730.
pt. II, n. s., v. 24
Banjo that man Joe plays. 7460,
7461.
Cochran’s 1929 revue. 7649.
Find me a primitive man. 27650.
Here comes the band wagon.
27818.
I dream of a girl in a shawl.
10702.
I loved him. 8142.
I’m a gigolo. 10730.
I want to be raided by you.
10793.
I worship you. 28012.
Let’s do it, let’s fall in love. 7461.
Looking at you. 8474, 12398.
Military maids. 3667. ,
Paree what did you do to me?
287738.
Please don’t make me be good.
28821.
Queen of Terre Haute. 28878.
They all fall in love. 29286. -
Wake up and dream. 7087, 14781.
What is this thing called love.
9548, 12398, 14826.
You do something to me. 29605.
Porter (Del) More than anybody I
love you. 13924.
Porter (Elyse) Oh, that you’d remem-
ber. 26066.
Porter: (B.-A)
Meditation. 13863.
Selected pieces. 2589 (307).
Porter (Harry):
Cheerio. 4895, 7615.
Pretending. 1737.
Porter (J.) Chicken.
Porter (M. A.)
Kansas. 18691.
Porter (P. W.) Naughty. 3776.
Porter (S. B.) Tennessee. 12151.
Portius *(Sro¢
Allerseelen.
Alles tanzt! 24467.
Bagatellen. 9850.
Ballade. 15422.
Barearole. 15102.
Bititen und knospen.
Burleske. 15191.
Centifolien. 10029.
Choral-vorspiele. 10067.
Choralperlen. 10068.
Christgl6ckchen. 355.
Danse pittoresque. 15318.
Du lieb! cher stern. 10294.
Erinnerung an Tirol. 24945.
Friedensglocken. 10472.
Friihling stieg zu tale. 10475.
Geburtstagsreigen. 712. :
Gnomen und elfen. 15574.
Gute kameraden. 10572.
Harmonium-ettiden. 5386.
Im trauten heim. 5647, 10834.
Kasinoklinge. 10967.
12881.
Out in dear old
9758.
4773.
2004
ce sare
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Kinder Weihnachtsfeier. 3498.
Kinderlust. 10974. —
Liederperlen. 25617.
Lyrisches salon-album.
Maientanz. 11176.
Max Reger. 1342.
Melodische tonstticke.
Mondfee. 113808.
Saltarello. 16619.
Schweizer salon-album.
21307.
Sennerin
6590.
Sennerin heimkehr nach der alm.
26363.
Sennerin sehnsucht nach der alm.
11871, 26364.
Singvoégelchen. 1972.
Stimmungsbilder. 2072.
Waldlieschen. 2368.
Was meine mutter sang. 2376.
Weihnachten tiberall. 2395.
Weihnachts-album. 2396, 29456.
Zum Christfest. 2576.
Zwei dugilein blau. 2578.
Posada (Lupe):
Belen. 12731.
1301.
16159.
11853,
abschied von der Alm.
Desde Zacatecas vengo! 138008.
Maria. 28395.
Morena, morena fuiste!! 13925.
Nubes. 14064.
Para que quiero la vida. 14143.
Paulita. 28789.
Poske (M. E.) Song of the tfain.
29116. :
Posner (Mever) Songs heard in
Palestine. 67383.
Pest. Ci--M:) : i
Flag of our nation. 20059.
19382. 21964.
Pose <P oer. poor Just you'vand I.
18223.
Post (W. A.):
Bethlehem’s
17236 (44).
Let the Saviour in. 17286 (219).
Precious Jesus. 17236 (322).
star was. shining.
Thine blessed Saviour. 17236
(426).
Triumph of the King. 14976
(351).
When the roses bloom. 17236
(477).
Postillon de Longjumeau. 12594 (311).
Poston (El zabeth) Balulalow. 181.
Poth (Carl) U.S. A. 12294.
Potiron (Henri) Accompagnement du
kyriale vatican. 24436.
Potoker (Oscar) Valse Tatjana. 2307.
Potter (A. M.):
I am the dance. 15711.
Subway shuffle. 16820.
Potter (Andy) My heart’s an aero-
plane flying on wings of love. 13974.
Poulenc (Francis) :
Potter (Margaret)
9709 (252).
Potter (Pauline):
Angel of my radio.
Radio angels of the air.
Pottorf (C. H.) Honora. 13357.
Potts (H. B.) Hard to smile. 13294.
Potts (John) Girl of my dream.
15561.
Potts (P. E:) -It’s a Pontiac.
Pouch (Norbert) :
Al6a. 27101.
I minnets rosengardar. 10759.
Under himlens stjirnor. 12290.
Ungdomssviirmeri. ~ 29370.
Pouget (Léo):
Balivernes. 15095.
Chant Hindou. 24709.
D eux s’amusent. 15352.
_ Dieux s’éveillent. 15353.
Passion de Jeanne d’Arc.
Shéhérazade. 21348.
Strange waltz. 4218.
Teherkess. 24426 (270).
Voracious dragon.
17300.
16533.
1069.
21137.
Airs chantés. 2610.
Concert champétre.
Pastourelle. 8948.
Piéce bréve. 21159.
Poulsson (A. E.):
17570.
Every day songs and games. 4577
(158).
Holiday songs. 4577 (158).
Pour mon cinéma. 3967.
Poussigue (Henri) Brin d’ Paris.
2780.
Povalich (Jack) Just an hour ago.
10942.
Powell (Mrs. Charles) Let us go.
18283.
Powell (D. C.) Allegretto in modo
pastorale. 12690.
Let us go. 18288.
My little Hawaiian
Powell (EK. G.)
Powell (FEF. M.)
hula hoo. 20934.
Powell (H. A.) Sweetheart mine.
29196.
Powell (John) Dirge. 489.
Powell (Rowena) You can get away
with anything. 243877.
Power (H. Baynton-) See Baynton-
Power (H.)
Powers (A. W.):
Petite etude. 16466.
Souvenir. 9260.
Powers (L. M.) At dawn when my
thoughts turn to you. 9805.
Poyhonen (R. K.) Rainbow
18805.
Poznak (Seymour van) See Van Poz-
nak (Seymour)
man.
2005
INDEX
Pozzoli (Ettore) :
Guida per linsegnamento della
musiea. 25120.
Riflessi del mare.
Praetorius (C. A.):
America for Americans. 17293.
From morning to evening. 3111.
In the year of 1861. 20474.
Lorraine. 8478.
One I love. 8835.
Praetorius (Michael) :
Be not dismayed. 22089.
Lo how a rose. 1236.
Lo, how a rose e’er blooming.
14976 (187).
Prager (Willy) JEs ist ein komisches
ding um die liebe. 584. —
Pratella (F. B.) Canti del cammino.
T5717.
Prater (D. D.) Wicked daddy. 17140.
Prather (J. A.) Their chains fell
14304.
away. 14635.
Pratt. (B.. Li) «. Ours boysyAaneeplue.
28734.
Pratt (Russell) Mary Della. 25768,
25769.
Prayer of the penitent. 16498.
Preces and responses. 18776.
Preckher (Jean) Bravoure! 4793.
Prefontaine (Walter de) See De Pre-
fontaine (Walter)
Preil (Paul) Sei mir nicht bose.
14379.
Prell (H. O.) Girl I love. 22597.
Premier music publishers. Zouave.
2575.
Pre-school music. 1784.
Prés (Josquin de) See De Prés
( Josquin )
Presburg (Jack) Ich kenn ein kleines
midelchen. 253877.
Prescott (R. J.):
Graveyard blues. 25113.
In my garden of dreams. 13541.
In the garden of my dreams.
5674.
Marguerite. 20784.
Prescott (Steven) Two folk songs of
Little Russia. 8965.
Prescott-Richardson (P. C.) Moon-
yeen. 36838, 25867. j
Presentation sisters, B. V. M. Our
Lady of Loretto hymnal. 8851.
Presley (HE. M.)
gates. 4244.
Presley (Harry)
Presley (L. G.):
Blue grass blues. 12768.
God’s heaven. 3155.
Heaven in my soul.
It’s a long
8289.
It was for me.
Joys of home.
Sweeping thru the
Sugar baby. 23948.
8025.
time thru _ eternity.
3430.
3458, 8324.
pt. 111, ns.) yee
No storm clouds gather there.
8766.
Prayer brings a _ Silver lining.
8954.
Since Jesus laid His hand on me..
4146.
Walking with the Lord. 4487.
With Jesus. 29552.
Presley (Rena) Blessed love shine
on. 2758.
Press (H. B.) I don’t wan’t’, unh uh!
5490.
Press (Jack) :
Evening in Paris. 3027.
Gnomes’ mirth and sorrow. 15575..
Joyous crowds. 13610.
Press (Michael) :
Petite valse. 21151.
Poco adagio. 21178.
Prelude. 20645.
Rondo. 19599.
Pressel (Gustav) An der weser.
9777, 19544.
Presser (Theo.) . School for the piano--
forte. 18895.
Presser (Theodore) co.:
Adoration. 9720.
Air de ballet. 21991.
Algerian dances. 19522.
All march. 7348.
All my heart this night rejoices.
22002.
Alpenrose waltz. 17282.
Angel voices. 27127.
Angela dances. 57.
Angels’ song. 58, 7073.
Any little mark. 19558.
Ariel. 19562.
At parting. 27146.
At sunset. 12668.
At the circus. 12669.
At the shepherd’s hunt. 83.
Auréole. 4673.
Awake! put on strength.
Badinage. 4708.
Bagpipe man. 2697.
Bailarina. 27181.
Bath. 27190.
Bazaar ballad. 17354.
Bear on skates. 27194.
Because of you. 22098.
Bed of pansies. 7484.
Bedtime song. 17366.
Before the footlights.
Behold, God is my
27206.
Bells softly ringing.
Berceuse. 17379.
Bernice. 127389.
Big bell and the little bell. 17392
Birthday of the King. 19656.
Birthday party waltz. 9915.
Bless, O my soul. 27234.
Blessed art Thou O Lord. 27235.
2680..
4725.
salvation.
12733.
2006
IN DEX
nos. 1--12, 1929
Blessed be God. 221385. Dance of the snowflakes. 10155.
Blessed is every one. 194. Dancing daffodils. 22327.
Blossoming trees. 17412. Dancing fireflies. 27460.
Blue Danube. 208. Dancing school. 27461.
Blue Ridge idyls. 17421. Dancing time. 27462.
Box of soldiers. 24625. Danse coquette. 27465.
Boy Blue and Bo-Peep. 12780. Danse directoire. 19884.
Boys of the nation. 19698. Danse hebraique. 19886.
Boy’s own book of pianoforte Daphne. ‘7717.
pieces. 238. Day of resurrection. 467.
Breath of lavender. 24682. De hoot owl. 2928.
Bright green fields. 17436. Dear Miss Rose. 5023.
Brook. 256. Dolly’s sleepy time. 7761.
Brooklet’s song. 27278. Down the street.. 27546.
Bumblebee. 264, 27285. Dream longings. 27553.
Burlesque. 27290. Dreaming. 524.
Busy bee. 27295. : Drum, fife and trumpet. 5112.
Buttercup waltz. 27296. Dwell in my heart. 5119.
Bye, baby, bye. 27801. Empress dances. 27588.
Cadets patrol. 17460, 17461. Enchanted isle. 19995.
Caliban. 19739. Entrée du cortége. 576.
Call to arms. 285, 19745. Episode. 5147.
Canning and preserving. 19752. Fairies. 609.
Canoe song. 10011. Fairy frigate. 15461.
Cantilene in B flat. 10014. Fairy waltz. 613.
Captivation. 363. Fairy’s dream. 614.
Car ride. 27315. Falling leaves. 15462.
Caress. 7581. Favorite waltz. 24630.
Cascade. 27324. Ferdinand and Miranda. 20044.
Cat 26326. Festivity. . 13157.
Chant funébre. 4886. Fiddling for-fun. 17753.
Chant joyeux. 17501. Flattery. 5220.
Chariot race. 27342. Flirt. 650.
Charmante. 7610. Fluttering doves. 22531.
Cheerful moment. 4894. Folk dance. 17771.
Cherry blossoms. 22227. Forgotten sun-dial. 20089.
Christ the Lord is risen today. Forth to the fight. 27678.
2846. Four-o’clocks. 7925.
Christian life. 15251. Fun for all. 13209.
Christmas bells. 4915. Game of tag. 706.
Chromatic choral. 17528. Garland waltz. 27699.
Chuckles. 366. Gipsy serenade. 13233.
Church march. 10072. Give me a heart of calm repose.
Circus arrives: 27380. 15564.
Circus ring. 17530. Glory to that new-born King.
Coaster. 27390. 10533.
Come, Holy Ghost. 19822. Glory ye in His holy name.
Community grand march. 12920. 22608. :
Consecration. 17571. Glow. 15578.
Coquette. 12932. Goblins. 730.
Country danee. 19844, 27427. God heareth me. 5814.
Cradle croon. 27434. God so loved the world. 15578.
Cradle song. 10126. Gondoliera veneziana. 7968.
Cuckoo clock. 17593. Good morning, all. 27740.
Daffodils waltz. 4986. Gossip. 5339.
Daffy-down-dilly. 15301. Grand cheeur solennelle. 5345.
Dainty dewdrops. 7701. Grand valse brilliante. ‘7980.
Daisies. 7704. Grandmother’s valentine. 15599.
Dance in olden style. 27455. Great Jehovah, King of Glory.
Dance of the bubbles. 27457. - 20171.
Dance of the dwarfs. 27458. Gypsy band. 3184.
Dance of the hussar. 15307. Gypsy trail. 15617.
Dance of the imps. 15308. Half an inch. 20190.
Dance of the midgets. 448. Happy darkie. 785.
2007
INDEX
Presser (Theodore) co.—Continued.
Happy days in music play. 18290.
Happy song. 22658.
Harmonies du soir. 20207.
Haunted flame. 3197.
He never said a mumbling word.
10602.
‘He shall feed His flock like a
shepherd. 53870.
Heavenly Father, send Thy bless-
ing. 22691.
Hide and seek. 15662.
Hiking. 3227.
Hillside romance. 5430.
Hobgoblins. 15669.
Holland. 3237.
Honey, you’se mah rose. 18353.
Hungarian dance tune. 3549.
Hungary. 5468.
Hymn of faith. 17978.
Hymn of gladness. 882.
Hymn of glory. 20285.
Hymn of triumph. 25228.
I’d like to be a senior. 20308.
I’m gwine ter wait twell my Lord
a-calls me. 138448.
I will lift up mine eyes unto the
hills. 28008.
Idylle. 992.
In a dream boat. 18527.
In deep thought: 5657. .
In my garden. 15849. |
In Schubert’s day. 28066.
In the garden. 15859.
In the gloaming. 8261.
In the valley. 4721.
In the woods. 20473.
Indian melodies. 8273. |
Infant Jesus. 28080, 28081.
Irish folk song. 20488.
Jesus, lover of my soul. 20528.
Jesus, the good shepherd. 20525.
Jollity. 5735.
Jolly clown. 28140.
Jolly cowboy and the Indian.
10914.
Jolly darkies. 5737.
Jolly tar. 28142.
Joyous home coming. 28148.
Junior high entrance march.
18203.
Just to be glad. 28175.
Keeping time. 28198.
King shall joy in Thy strength.
3499.
Krakoviak. 5795.
Lead me, Lord. 20621, 20622.
Lesson. 11033.
Let not your heart be troubled.
16008.
Life eternal. 1210.
Lilies pure. 8482.
Litany. 4099, 6560.
2008
pt. III, n. S., Vv. 24
Little boat song. 18295.
Little elves from fairyland. 8448.
Little one, sleep. 11086.
Little red sold-er. 28295.
Little tune o’ tears. 20686.
Little Volga boatman. 25646.
Little wildflowers. 28299.
Lively cricket. 20687.
Lord is my shepherd. 20705.
Lord now victorious. 38573, 13756.
Lovelight. 13778.
Love’s golden dream. 3590.
Love’s paradox. 18365.
Lullaby. 3601, 5935.
Manger Child. 20768.
Mantilla dance. 28381.
March. 28249.
March of the acolytes. 13821.
March of. the archers. 16117,
20774.
March of the automatons. 28384.
March of the brigands. 13822.
March of the classes. 1325.
March of the goblins. 18397.
March of the kewpies. 28386.
March of the noble. 13824.
March of the tin cavalry. 11203.
March on, ye soldiers true. 13826.
Marche ardente. 16120.
Marche-caprice. 16121.
Marche ecapricieuse. 11207.
Marche exotique. 11208.
Marche fantasque. 11209.
Marche finale. 11210.
Marche héro‘que. 16123.
Marche militaire. 16124.
Marching to peace. 16125.
Marigolds. 23200.
Marquisette. 1332, 11218.
Mary. 20792.
Masque of Ceres. 20801.
Mazurka di bravura. 1347.
Mazurka militaire. 16150.
Meadows of the Lord. 20813.
Melodie impromptu. 28423.
‘Memories. 1359.
Memory. 13865.
Menuet. 6008.
Mermaids. 1875.
Merry fiddler. 11264.
Merry tale. 11268.
Midnight lagoon. 1384.
Mill on the brook. 28451.
Minuet. 1389, 8607, 28456.
Minuet in D. 27201.
Minuetto. 18463.
Minuetto in G. 20855.
Mirror dance. 13898.
Moment musical. 6561.
Moment of rapture. 23294.
Moonlight on the lake. 113814.
Morning serenade... 20887.
Morning zephyr. 13929.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Mountain dawn. 8659.
Movies. 6079. .
Mummer’s parade. 18493.
Music of the breeze. 11342.
Music of the rain. 11348.
Music of the waves. 11344.
My childhood home. 18507.
My first dancing lesson. 8684.
My heart’s for the lassie. 28541.
My Lord, what a morning! 11382.
Near the eathedral. 28596.
’Neath the silver stars. 14023.
Necessary jingles. 28597.
New song. 23431.
Noddin’. 28639.
Nora Neale. 1560.
Northern lights. 16339.
Norwegian dance. 11471.
O clap your hands together. 6208.
O mighty God. 23479.
O paradise. 16359.
O perfect love. 6218.
O praise the Lord. 3827.
Ode to music. 23486.
O’er birch-moon waters. 163868.
Old dance. 28702.
Old wheelbarrow. 16396.
Omnipotence. 4100.
On horseback. 8827.
On skis. 11588.
On the flying horses. 1626.
On the levee. 14102.
On the playground. 8881.
On the see-saw. 14104.
Orchids. 6271.
Our conquering hero. 8848.
Our little American cousins.
16425.
Pan’s revels. 1668.
Parade. 6301, 28768.
Parade of the marionettes. 18717.
Passing glance. 28782.
Passionate prelude. 21138.
Pavane. 28790.
Peach blossoms. 21148.
Peasants’ dance. 14155.
Peter Pan and the pirates. 28808.
Pirate. 23604.
Pirates bold. 11652.
Pirate’s umbrella. 1703.
Pixies’ carnival. 23490.
Pixies’ procession. 11653.
Playful butterflies. 28819.
Playing see-saw. 14192.
Playtime. 6340.
Polichinelle. 18759.
Polish dance. 11669, 23613.
Postlude march. 1726.
Postludium. 18771.
Prairie rose. 21188.
Prairie sunset. 28847.
Praise the Lord, O my _ soul.
21189.
Prayer. 16496, 18775.
2009
Prayer of the penitent. 16498.
Prelude on a Hebrew melody.
18779.
Presser’s concert orchestra book.
14235.
Pretty rosebuds. 21194.
Pride of the regiment. 1741.
Purple iris. 18794.
Purple pansies. 8981.
Rainy day. 9002.
Regimental parade. 14280.
Remembered. © 16555.
Remembrances. 6429.
Reminiscence. 14290.
Requiem mass. 28898.
Resurrexit. 28901.
Ricordanza. 6448.
Right and left. 28909.
Road of used-to-be. 14310.
Robin redbreast. 1815.
Robin sings a song. 11773.
Robin’s advice. 21249.
Rock-a-bye. 23707.
Roguishness. 28918.
Romance. 1825.
Romance of old Vienna. 21260.
Rondino. 28922.
Russian ballet. 28931.
Russian dance. 289382.
Sans souci. 9088, 9089.
Santa Claus is coming. 28950.
Sashes. 28956.
Saviour, again to Thy dear name.
16629.
Scene pittoresque. 23757.
Scenes from Shakespeare’s The
tempest. 213802.
School for the pianoforte. 18895.
School march. 28966.
Sea gulls. 21312, 23771.
Seek ye first the kingdom of God.
16657. )
Seeking a King. 28980.
Serenata. 6601. ©
Sevilla. 263877.
Shadow land. 1981.
Sheila. 1947.
Shepherd. 11902.
Shepherd plays his flute. 29021.
Shipwreck. 21358.
Shooting stars. 66381.
Short postlude. 1958.
Short prelude. 1954.
Silver slippers. 16699.
Sing your best. 18961.
Singing waters. 29055..
Sittin’ down beside of the Lamb.
11933.
Six bagatelles. 15135.
Skating. 6672.
Skipping on the lawn. 1974.
Sleepy time. 29069.
Smiles. 29075.
Snake charmer. 29078.
INDEX
Presser (Theodore) co.—Continued.
Snow is falling. 29081.
Snowflakes. 4160.
Snowy Christmas eve. 29084.
So entrancing. 23854.
Sonata. 14858, 17798.
21414.
Sonata per il cembalo.
Sonatina. 2018. .
Song of the drum. 6727, 16760.
Song of the katydid. 4182.
Song to the stars. 2034.
Sorceress. 26487.
Souvenir of Antwerp.
29128.
Souvenir romantique.
Spanish dance. 13932.
Spanish serenade. 16784.
Spirit of youth. 19034.
Splendors of Thy glory,
6761.
Spring dance.
Spring folly.
Spunk. 29138.
Standard juvenile gems.
Step softly. 14537.
Studies in musicianship.
9294, 16819.
Summer skies.
Sun of my soul. 29166.
Sunday afternoon. 6799.
Sunday morn. 12090.
Sweet Nell O’Carrowmore.
Sweet toned cello. 14576.
Sylvia’s dream. 29209.
Tango. 2922770
Technie and tonality. 24019.
Tell me, lil’ sister. 21546.
There is a green hill. 7976.
There is an eye that never sleeps.
29276.
Tight rope walker.
Time’s end. 2210.
Tin soldiers parade. 29805.
To a katydid. 6944.
To spring. 7985.
Tommy’s new drum. 6957.
Top spinning. -29822.
Toyland parade. 29329.
Trio club favorite pieces for vio-
lin, ’cello and piano, 29836.
Trio in G.. 16281.
Tripping along. 9424.
Trotting pony. 12260.
Trumpeter. 21672.
Tunes for little folks. 2261.
Tuscany dance. 12270, 12271.
Tyrolean song. 4378.
Tyrolean waltz. 29361.
Under the leaves. 9457.
Unwelcome visitor. 29377.
Valse. 28250.
Valse extase. 2299.
Valse marionette. 2302,
Valse mignonne, 2305.
29127.
6748.
Lord.
12033.
14523.
21463.
9293,
12084.
19089.
29300.
pt. 111, n. S,, v. 24
Valse naive. 17012.
Valse nuptiale. 17018.
Valse-pastel. 17015.
Vesper bells. 6507.
Vesperal. 293899. .
Viennese nocturne. 14766. —
Village chapel. 2824.
Village fair. 294038.
Village festival. 2825.
Viola, cello and bass parts. 12321.
Voice from the Hungarian forest.
17037,
Voice of spring. 7069.
Waltz at twilight. 14784.
Weary of earth. 4455.
When, His salvation bringing.
21801, 21802.
Where go the boats. 2461. .
While shepherds watched their
flocks by night. 24295. .
While stars keep their vigil.
27363.
White and purple violets. 9583.
White and yellow daisies. 9584.
Whither. 29520:
Who is Sylvia? 9104.
Wild rose. 21306.
Witches. 2507.
Witches’ dance. 17159.
With muted strings. 29553.
Would God I were the tender ap-
ple blossom. 4532.
Young hearts. 19478, 19479.
Young knighthood. 29632.
Presser’s concert orchestra
14235,
Preston (D. G.)
me. 3477.
Preston (M. L.):
Bath. 27190.
Bear on skates.
book.
Just for you and
27194.
Before the footlights. 4725.
Breath of lavender. 24632.
Bumblebee. 27285.
Chariot race. 27342.
Cireus arrives. 27380.
Dance of the bubbles. 27457.
Jolly clown. 28140.
Little red soldier. 28295.
Little wildflowers. 28299.
March of the classes. 1325.
Parade. 28768.
Purple pansies. 8981.
Silver slippers. 16699.
Sleepy time. 29069.
Tight rope walker. 29300.
Tommy’s new drum. 6957.
Tunes for little folks. 2261.
Unwelcome visitor. 29377.
Young knighthood. 29632.
Preston (Matilee Loeb-) :
Blowing bubbles. 200.
Circus. 370.
Dolly’s slumber song. 504.
2010
|
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Playing store. 1718.
Rain, 1775.
Rocking horse brigade. 1820.
Tea party. 21387.
Teddy bear. 21438.
Poap.. 2226.
Preston (S. A.) What is life without
you. 4465.
Preston (Thos.) Valse anglaise.
293888. /
Pretty Minka. 28856.
Pretty miss. 26212.
Pretty nun. 262138.
Pretty Polly. 26214.
Preus (O. J. H.) Hymns for church
schools. 25232.
Preyer (C. A.):
Folksong. 12594 (92).
Gavotte. 12594 (97).
March. 9709 (195), 12594 (318).
Slumber song. 12594 (349).
Tarantella. 12594 (381).
Valse lente. 12594 (405).
Preziose ridicole. 6490.
Pree. (CC: H;) :
Alma mater’s praise. 29647 (151).
College row. 29647 (36).
Evening campus song. 29647 (59).
Red and black. 29647 (184).
Pre (Fk. B.):
Annie Laurie.
By candle light.
Every dream
10370.
Mellow twilight. 20825.
Silent night! holy night!
Price €(®.s° ©.) Little
18313.
Price (R. 8.) New Mexico.
Pree CY. = DS Evening
24959.
Pride (C. F.):
~ Be sure. 19619.
She came my way. 18922.
Vagabond lover. 2292.
Pride (Chuck) pseud. See Pride (C.
F
19553.
19734.
has a scheme,
21366.
sweetheart.
8750.
-)
Prieto (J. A.) Viva la hacha. 19284.
Prigoda (Frank):
Budme veseli
17448. é
Vesela domacnost zena muza bije.
19277. ped
Primrose (Joe) St. James’ infirmary.
6527.
Prince
24801.
Prince (Dave):
Burn’ em up. 4815.
dobra zenicka.
(Alfred) Dans le jardin.
Jumping nerves. 1106.
Last cent. 1180.
Pins and needles. 1701.
Pots and pans. 6365.
2469—30——29
lullaby.
Prince (E. E.)
blossom time.
Prince (Mery!) :
Do they miss me back at home.
On horseback in apple
8828.
10235.
Robinhood in Hollywood. 11774.
Someone. 11975.
Prince of’ Pilsen. 14976 (14, 71, 135,
171, 215, 259, 284, 330, 387, 390, 393),
19491 (4, 18, 63, 69, 96, 185-191,
224), 24426 (268).
Prince of the house of David. 21196.
Princesse Bébé. 19491 (192).
Princesse jaune. 28939.
Principessa del grammofono. 23638.
Prinzessin Husch. 16513.
Prisoner for life. 1747.
Pritchard (T.C.L.) Scottish psalter,
1929. 18903.
Pritchett (R. A.):
I found my dream girl when I
found you. 3286.
That’s the kind of a baby that
loves me. 2166.
Pritchett (William) Land of Dixie
blues. 20607.
Prival (Max):
I fell in love with you. 10704,
13400.
Show me the way. 21361.
Then someone’s in love. 16910.
Pro oriente. 2808.
Proctor (A. J.) First lady of the land.
5211, 10420.
Proctor (Anna) Haven of rest.
27795.
Proctor (Herbert) Black clouds.
17408.
Proctor (W. L.) ‘Testing the keys.
2156.
Proehl (Hlsa) Nachts.
Profes (Anton):
Am Sonntag will mein sitisser mit
mir segeln geh’n! 15081.
23415.
Ja, im hotel zum _ paradies...
18178.
Prosit der liebe. 6398.
Serenade. 6597.
Trink auf uns’re liebe. 2244.
Prouta: (Ck. -P.).:
Lamentu sicilianu. 15986.
Vieni cu. mia. 17031.
Progressive music ¢Co.:
Black dog blues.
Breath and breeches.
Do it right. 199380.
Den’t take ’em for yo’ friend.
22399.
Get on out of here. 22584.
Gin done done it. 201388.
IT knows you. 22774.
Mama I don’t need you _ now.
20763.
Peddlin’ man.
17404.
19705.
23589.
2011
INDEX
pt. 11, n. s., v. 24
Progressive music co.—Continued.
Stop layin’ that stuff on me.
23940.
Take a little bit. 24008.
‘Tired of the way you do.
Wasting away. 19311.
You can’t be mine and someone’s
else too. 19450.
Progressive music series.
Progressive rhythmic
folio. 11709.
Prokoff (Alexine)
song. 22241.
Promised land. 238642.
Prophet. 6012-6014.
Prosit Gipsy! 17974, 18238, 18890.
Prosser (I. W.):
She walks in beauty. 23802.
Widow Malone. 24819.
Prosser (Richard) :
Song of ecstasy. 26468.
Song of youth. 26478.
Prosser (Ruth) :
Be Thou my guide. 2707.
Jf you could love me. 28027.
Prote aghapi. 6182, 6264, 11435, 23645,
21632.
16515.
band. music
Christmas cradle-
29298..
Protestant Episcopal church. National
council Innario. 10869.
Protheroe (Daniel) :
Acquaint thyself with God. 9709
(2).
Ask if yon damask rose. 20181.
Awake, put on thy strength. 9709
(16).
By the waters of Babylon. | 4824.
Come ye to the waters. 19491
(44),
Crossing the bar. 19491 (46).
Eldorado. %812.
Fierce raged the tempest. 20048.
Ginger cat.. 5292.
Grouch. 7988.
I will sing of Thy power. 9709
(110).
Jesus, plead for me. 9709 (122).
Lamb. 1172.
Pep song. 1686.
Pilgrim’s song. 19491 (179).
Praise be Thine, O risen Lord.
3969.
Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem.
9709 (191).
Song of the marching men. 9241.
Tea hcuse of Sing Lo. 29237.
Protiwinsky (Hans):
Romance of o’d Vienna. 21260.
Sorceress. 26487.
Trumpeter. 21672. '
Provaznik (Anatol!) Akaga. 27081.
Prozeller (L. F.)
b'ondes. 10233.
Priimers (Ado'f)
Sikanten. 24633
Do gentlemen prefer
Bremer stadtmu-
Prunty (S. M.) Sweetheart I still
love your smiles and you. 238987.
Pruslin (Frank) Here I go. 3222.
Pryce (Warwick) It must be nice to
be a man: “5701:
Pryor (Arthur) Gardians of the air.
17802.
Pryor (H. H.) Rose love. 14825.
Pryor.\(& Bye
Does it matter to you? 5065.
For you. 5235:
There’s somebody else. 6913.
Przybylski (Annette) :
-Btogostawiny. 9919.
Czepiny. 10141.
Dobranocka. 10244.
Kupowanie pani mtodej. 10993.
Kupowanie rozdzki. 10994.
Obcinanie Warkoczy. 11501.
Pan miody zgaduje. 11602.
Poczestunek. 11664.
Podziekowanie. 11666.
Przodek panstwa mlodych. 11716.
Przodek starosty. 11717.
Slub. 11949.
Targ o r0zdzke. 12189.
W karczmie. 12332.
Zabawa weselna. 12578.
Zaprosiny. 12578.
Przybylski (Frank) :
Blogostawiny. 9919.
Czepiny. 10141.
Dia starszych dzieci,
ezeniu szkoly. T7753.
Dobranocka. 10244.
Kupowanie pani mtodej. 10993.
Kupowanie rozdzki. 10994.
Matopolski sztajerek.: 20762.
Obcinanie Warkoczy. 11501.
Pan mtody zgaduje. 11602.
Poezestunek. 11664.
Podziekowanie. 11666.
Polska krew w nas ptynie. 8944.
Przodek panstwa miodyeh. 11716.
Przodek starosty. 11717.
Slub. 11949.
Spiew przy koficu roku dla matych
dzieci. 9268.
Srbrne wesele woéjta. 21460.
Szabasoéwka polka. 21529.
Targ o rozdzke. 121389.
W karezmie. 123382.
Zabawa weselna. 125738.
Zalotna. 21954.
Zaprosny. 12578.
P’tites michu. 63899.
Public school songs no. 1. 21201.
Puceetti (M. G.) Where the dark
eyed girl. waits for me. 7203.
Puceetti (R. A.) Where the dark
eyed girl waits for me. 7203.
Puccini (Giacomo) :
Inno 4 Roma. 14250.
Inno di Roma. 18160.
przy skon-
2012
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Rondine. 16524. |
Suor Angelica. 28867.
Turandot. 6402, 16525.
Puckett (Aldine) Since L:zzie’s got to
be a lady. 1964.
Pre o td. A.) “£aza.
Pugden (Sally):
Buddy of mine.
I fcund Sally.
Puget (Alex):
Rose de minuit.
Rose nocturne.
Puget (Max)
Puget (Vincent)
Pugno (M. F.)
(60).
Pugno (Raoul)
60
19491 (120).
27283.
27899.
1832.
6487.
Rose de minuit. 1832.
Gladys. 18239.
Coneertsttick. 2589
Concertsttick. 2589
Pujol (Emilio) :
Etude no. 1.
Folias. 7909.
Gallardas. 7939.
Gavotte aymée du Duc de Mon-
mouth. 22577.
Impromptu. 23649.
Nocturne. 8904.
Pavanas. 8886. °
Pavane. 8887-88839.
Petite suite en ré mineur.
Prélude. 22286.
Sevilla. 23785.
Tiento. 24086.
Pumel (J. W.) Autumn time.
Pummill (Franc) Mother, why
you bob your hair? 3699.
Pumo (P.) Meditando. 23226.
Pupil's first position album. 6404.
Pureeil (Arthur): *
Ballet music.
22468-22470.
8908.
9815.
did
15098.
Folk-tunes and morris
10445.
‘Tannhiuser. 4428.
Pureel! (E. C.) Passing by. 28578,
26146.
Purcell (Henry) :
Jehova, quam multi sunt hostes
mei. 20520.
Knotting song.
Mavis. 13841.
Sonate. 238650.
Purcell (Monroe) Weather man blues.
14808.
Purehler (J. W.):
1154.
out to-night.
Are you ccming
4645.
Down in the valley by the stream
5083.
I want to feel that I love you
5612.
My angel face. 6099.
Purdy (W. J.) music co. , Canoe anu
you. 17474.
Purdy (Willam) Were you ever on
the rocks. 21780.
dances.
Pusey (W. H.) Two little violin solos.
6405.
Pustet (Frederick) co., inc. St. Cecilia
hymnal, 11810, 11811.
Putnam (Everett) O Maggie, be mine.
14070.
Putnam (W. B.) That Hollywood
dream girl of mine. 26623.
Pyle (R. F.):
In my old Hawaiian home. 8257.
Moon light in Hawaii. 8634.
Quackenbush C5. Gad Memories
23233.
Qualls (Katherine) :
Broken hearted little sweetheart
2784.
My pal of the sky. .8711.
Quand la cloche sonnera. 8404.
Quand le pbouvier vient du _ labour.
6408.
Quaranta
5975.
Quartet music co.
the crown. 694.
Quartullo (Giuseppe) Cuore di madre.
19862.
Quattrociocche (B. R.):
Breitenbush. 245.
Indiola. 1047.
Pianto ignoto.
Valse caprice.
Quaw (Gene):
After the sun goes down. 17255.
All my baby does is maybe me. 36.
Cinderella’s ball. 15254.
Garden in Spain. 15540.
Highbrow lowdown. 15665.
(Salvatore) Notturno.
From the cross to
1695.
2295.
Syncopated serenade. 16866.
Queen (George) :
Blue skies, daddy. 4768.
Bound down Maryland way. 4782.
Just wishing. 23018.
Mammy’s memories. 23136.
My hour of love. 6120.
There’s sunshine in
24064.
Wake up with a smile. 7089.
What will tomorrow bring. 24247.
Why did you teach me to love you.
our alley.
24315.
Queen city music pub. co. Sheila.
21344.
Queen without a king. 1318.
Queensland country women’s assn.
Council of. Forward! ever forward !
20091.
Qu’en pensez-vous? 6407.
Quertant (Georges) : ,
Lou pitchoun tambourinaire.
13763.
Réverie enfantine. 14298.
Quéru (Doering) See Doering-Quéru.
2013
INDEX
Quick (Dorothy)
be alone. 14814.
Quick (S. R.):
Jazzin Joe. 15915.
Meet me in my dreams to-night.
Were we meant to
11238.
Quicksell (Howard) Way I feel to-
day. 29450.
Quigley (lL. B.) One I loved best.
8836.
Quigley (T. J.):
Little melody. 18304.
Smoky city blues. 18979.
Quilter (Roger) :
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
(795.
Fairy frolic.
Quincke (W. A.):
Aloha oe. 12629.
5178.
Among the flowers. 19543.
Cradle song. 18445.
Dance of the dolls. 22325.
-Four preludes. 27475.
Golondrina. 13258.
Harlem. 27785.
Just take a peep. 20556.
. Love never faileth. 5914.
Marionette. 11216.
Melody caprice. 3652.
Mexicali rose. 23263.
Oriental fantasie. 14117.
Persianna. 8902.
Reverie. 11760.
‘Rose you wore.
Tiny paradise. 14673.
Truth divine. 6991.
When I go home. 24256.
Quinlan (A. C.) Whither. 29520.
Quinn (F. H.):
Alone for you. 17280.
Balkan love song. 22679.
Hastern love song. 22444,
Heaven on earth. 20234.
If we should part. 20432.
Just a little home. 10934.
Just keep saying. 20554.
Loving you. ‘18367. — :
Melody in D. 20828.
On love’s highway.
One for me. 21076.
Promise. 21200.
Rhythm in D. 21238.
Rose of the night. 21266.
Quinn (P. A. G.):
Bachelor’s dream. 4698.
Dear mother you’re as sweet as
the roses. 10193, 27485.
My Cleveland girl. 1462.
Rowing on the old mill stream.
21267.
21066.
11794.
Quintavalle (Antonio) ’Na vota sola,
Mari! 11424,
' pt. TI, n. 8), v. 24
Quintero (Joaquin Alvarez) See Al-
varez Quintero (Joaquin)
Quintero (Serafin Alvarez) See Al-
varez Quintero (Serafin)
Quinto (Marty) Lovely one. 3588.
Quirk (Gene)
8115.
Quiroga (—)
Raab (George)
1761-1770.
Rabaud (Henri) :
BHeloque. 562.
Miserere mei. 12594 (248).
Fumble and stumble.
Rio Ozama. 16573.
Raab’s violin course.
Rabb (C. B.) There’s only one way.
21597.
Rabbitt (F. J.) Just a sweet little
melody. 22994.
Rabey (René) :
Bacchanale. 9840.
Berceuse. 151382.
Bucolique. 9975.
Cavalier fantastique. 24699.
En lV honneur du dieu Pan. 10340.
Fleurs de lys. 24996.
Hyménée. 10678.
Nivernaise. 1551.
Petite marquise. 26167.
Romance sans paroles. 1828.
Valse-musette. 26758.
Rachal (Jeannette) Autumn brings
memories. 12676.
Rachmaninoff (Sergei) :
Barcarolle in G minor.
Bells at eventide. 2734.
Creation hymn. 7684.
Polichinelle. 18760, 26192.
Prelude. 1731, 64138.
Romance. 6478.
Sea tale. 18905.
Sérénade. 21328.
Vocalise. TO6T7. f
When night descends in silence.
24961.
Racho (Pippo)
23181.
Racina (J. M.) Mother of mine, I
miss you. 28501.
Rader (Claude)
violin playing.
Radford (H. EH.)
you mother dear.
Radi (Emil):
Kinder Weihnachtsfeier.
Kinderlust. 10974.
Radin (Osear) Hold everything. 844.
Radio, Keith, Orpheum corp. R. K.
O. march. 21209.
2702.
Mal encuentro .
Groundwork of
17866.
That’s why I love
26631.
3498.
Radio music pub. reg’d. Toune.
ZilGhes
Rae (Ruth) Awakening. 12683.
Rail Gh Joe
Preludio. 4000.
Tambourin. 16535.
2014
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INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Raffetto (Bertha) :
Something is happening to me.
14488.
You didn’t care when you had me.
17201.
Night bird. 16328.
a sunny garden.
Ragan (Carroll)
Ragg (Katie) In
15842.
Raggedy Ann and Andy. 2035, 2412.
Ragland (N. 8S.) How can I know.
o2oL.
Canzone di maggio. 24680.
Consuelo. 7664.
Lululette. 25710.
Soleyma. 9208.
Sorriso infantile. 9256.
Sotto la luna. 26490.
Ragosta (Salvatore)
1929. 21163.
Ragusa (Thomas):
My Venitian dream girl. 16297.
You're gona be my baby. 24389.
Rah! rah! rah! 13924.
Rahner (L. M.) Come to my blessed
Redeemer. . 10100.
Rahter (D.):
Admiral Stosch. 14.
Piedigrotta
Am Sabbath-abend. 15030.
Bei der zigeunerkapelle. 15120.
Boceaccio’s galanterien. 15167.
Canzonetta. 17838.
Hrinnerung an Fr. von Flotow’s
Martha. 5149.
Fra Diavolo. 15073.
Frau meisterin. 22557.
Gavotte. 25047.
Gavotte-musette. 25081.
Gopak. 7973.
Grusinischer kriegsmarsch. 58381.
Hollindisches volksleben. 3236.
Im tempel Apollo’s. 25082.
Im wald und auf der heide.
22900.
Klinge aus Ruminien. 10981.
Lesghinka. 5831.
Lichtertanz der briute. 4072.
Lustigen weiber von Windsor.
18375.
Marionetten-brautzug. 8546.
Meistersinger von Ntirnberg.
14774.
Modell. 6043.
Notturno no. 8. 23079.
Nur, wer die sehnsucht kennt.
2256.
Obersteiger. 26048.
Paraphrase tber Stille nacht!
heilige nacht! 1673.
Roserl und Ringerl. 23708.
_.Romanze aus dem 3. konzert fiir |
horn. 1445.
’"S kommt ein vogerl gefiogen.
18864.
Semiramis. 1842.
Tausend und eine nacht. 6865,
6866.
Ungarische tiinze. 239, 240.
Voéglein abendlied. 2336.
Vogelhindler. 7068.
Zwei miirsche aus Alkeste. 17830.
Railey (T. T.):
Around the columns. 7398.
Old Missouri. 8819.
Raimonde (Herbert) That haunting
melody. 29256.
Raimondi (Vincenzo) Bella corsara.
2731.
Rain in May. 6475.
Rainboth (F. J.)
11328.
Rainbow man. 11947.
Raineauit (Chas.) Long ago happy
Mothers’ day.
years. 16063.
Rainey (George) Keep sowing the
seeds of sunshine. 15960.
Rainey (Gertrude) :
Big feeling blues. 4741.
Pa and ma poorhouse blues. 6292.
Rainey (J. C.) Flag of age. 24992.
Rainger (Raiph):
Moanin’ low. 11299.
No one but the right man can do
me wrong. 21000.
P anogram. 23598.
Skater’s waltz. 11938.
Tick tack toe. 26670.
Rainsford (Billie) pseud. See Miller
(M. H.)
Raisin’ the roof. 165389.
Raisky (David) Forget.
Raison (C.) Sans souci.
Raiter (Léon): .
Oceupe toi du pli de ton pantalon.
6219.
Qu’est-ce que tu t’crois. 21208.
Ralf (Richard) Exotische ouverture.
25014.
18875.
24968.
Rall (Albin) Ach, sieh’ doch nur den
Zeppel n. 4586.
Ralph (Fred) pseud. See Krome
(Hermann )
Ralph (H. R.) In your college daze.
22930.
Ralsten (F. M.) Mother. 113821.
Ralton (Harry) pseud. See Rosenthal
(Heinz)
Ramar (Teyet)
22094.
Ramblin’ Trish-man.
Rameau (—):
Because I’d have you.
14976 (268).
Nymphs and fauns. 14066.
-Rigaudon. 14305.
Rameau (J.-P.) Minuet. 18461.
Ramella (Giuseppe) Casanova a
Venez.a. 2817.
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INDEX
pt. 111, n. s., V. 24
Ramey (Ben): Ramsey) (Bois) Peach blossom.
Jug band waltz. 22986. 26154.
Mississippi river waltz. 23285. Ramsey (LL. I.) There’s a hole in my
Ramirez (Carlos) Ya no _ Llores. heart and a lump in my throat.
29584. 6910.
Ramirez (Hlena) : Ranallo (Hmery) Mother’ o’mine.
Calandria! 2799. 16228.
China maderista. 2837. Rand (Howard) :
Cruda. 17585. Maybe it’s you. 28407.
En tu tumba. 27590. On the dancing floor. 28717.
Espinas del alma. 17719.
Hay unos ojos. 27799.
Huerfanita. 17969.
Noche tenebrosa. 28638.
Recuerdos de una ingrata.
Tres cop tas de l’cor. 19223.
Ramirez (R. Z.) Saint of the desert.
9082.
Ramminger (Carolyn)
the girl I love. 3492.
Ramon (Gerd) Fremdenlegionar.
20107.
Ramondetta (Frank) :
Fox-trot. 20100.
Just down Broadway a_ block
away. 25516.
That feelin’ is pleadin’ for you.
4011.
Kentucky and
26619.
That feeling is pleading for you.
24027.
Waltz. 21752, 24201.
Ramos (L. V.)
25612.
Ramos (S. R.):
Adios, te quedas en tus gustos. 13.
Chavela. 327.
Cuanto sufro. 24777.
De quien son esos Ojos?
Dejame. 24829.
Eloisa. 24932.
En mi loco desvario. 571.
Estando contigo mi alma.
Mi ultimo ados. 25827.
Mujeres sin amor. 1447.
Nos hallaron platicando. 16340.
Otras mas mujer que tu. 16420.
Porqué lloras. 1724.
Recuerda mujer. 16544.
Reseda. 1796.
Si usted me quiere de compadre.
26400.
Tu seras la consentida.
Valor me sobra. 26750.
Ya no quiero tu amor. 17184.
Ramoz (Peter) Ojos mentirosos.
11524.
Rampoldi (G.):
All6é, Broadway. 27099.
Let’s keep our love.
15331.
24951.
26719.
Dolores. 7762, 130380.
Ramsay (Bob) Mother Machree I’m
returning. 28498.
Ramsey (B. M.) Peach blossom.
26154.
Ramsey (K. G.) Reminiscence. 23687.
‘Randolph (Hric)
Reason is you. 28888.
Randall (A. S.):
Broken dreams. 7546.
Those Irish eyes. 19192.
Randall (F. A.)
today. 138494.
Randall (Frances)
should have done?
Randall (Geo.)
for you. 1477.
Randegger (Alberto)
Tassametro. 29036.
Randerson (H. HE.)
rangle. 11586.
Randle (Patricia)
24936.
Randol (A. D. B.)
goodby. ‘750.
Randolph (A. P.):
Some day soon.
Words and music.
I want your love
Is_ that “what i
15885.
Signore del
Oxford quad-
Enchanted isle.
Goodby. old world
14477.
14910.
14264.
Randolph (Frank) Vampin’ Lena
from Catalina Isle. 9479.
Randolph (Kenneth)
26612.
Randolph (P. J.) There
like my baby. 26641.
Randolph music publishers.
alone. 25682.
Raneri (G. F.)
23521.
Raney (Rebekah) :
Ah oi. 24445.
Envoi. 13108.
Killarney rainbow.
Russian river waltz.
Troubles, farther
away. 2938389.
101 U songs. 9709.
Rankin (M. L.) Song of love.
Ranzato (Virgilio) :
Barearolle. 22085.
Pastorale montanina.
Pattuglia dei Tzigani.
Roses of today. 1839.
Wanda. 21758.
Rapée (Hrno) :«
Banter. 4709.
Eerie. 10312.
Father theme. 624.
I found happiness when I found
you. 898, 899.
Tell me more.
ain’t none
Love me
On the dark blue sea.
10973.
11802.
and farther
21421.
23580.
28786,
2016
My heart ecres out
Ragged vagabond.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Juggler. 13615. .
Kewpie doll. 5777.
Light fingered. 5850.
Nestling in your arms.
Plotted uprising. 89383.
Recollections, 4010, 9015.
Villian theme. 2327.
Raph (—) ‘Treasure. 12250.
Raph (Theodore) :
Honest I’m in
5444.
Some day you'll feel blue.
You’ll come back and say.
Raphael (Giinter) :
Kantate. 15091.
Konzert. 6418.
Partita tiber den choral Ach Gott,
vom himmel sieh darein. 6806.
Rapoport (Ruth) :
Coquetterie. 7670.
Skating along. 9182.
Rapp (Z. D.) My Sampan queen.
11456.
love with you.
4167.
4554.
11400.
Rara (I. D.) Just a word so true.
10941.
‘Rasa (S. P.) Night in Sicily. 18593.
Rasbach (Oscar) Somewhere in
memories. 16747.
Raskin (Willie) :
If I give up the saxophone.
5634.
Military doll. 18456.
Wedding gown that Nellie never
wore. 24221.
Rasse (Francois) Hlévation. 3005.
Rastus (George) Hard-up but happy.
13295.
Ratcliffe (B. J.)
heart. 6427.
Ratez (E.) 50 lecons de solfége. 1782.
Ratez (Emile) Traité élémentaire de
contrepoint et de fugue. 21964 (73).
Rathaus (Karol):
Ouverture. 14269.
Trois mazurkas. 14270.
Zwei stticke. 14271.
Rathbone (C. E.) You like it.
Rathbone (George):
Adventure. 4592.
Dream, baby, dream. 153895,
Dustman’s eall. 5118.
Fairies’ forest. 3042.
Music. 2383825.
Rejoice and sing. 23686.
Robin on the apple tree. 6467.
5638,
Rejoice ye pure in
9666.
Springtime. 6770.
Star that shines so pure and
bright. 23928.
Who knocks at the door? 24301.
Winter. 26961.
Yellow and blue. 29586.
Rathbun (Hdna) :
May day. 4577 (266).
Rosamonde. 4577 (336).
Twilight on the mountains. 7310
(189).
Rathbun (KE. G.):
May day. 4577 (266).
Rosamonde. 4577 (38386).
Twilight on the mountains. 7310
(139).
Rathke (Otto) Marionetten-brautzug.
8546.
Rathwell (KE. E.) Wobbles and war-
bles. 21877
Ratto (Benedetto) Sezzadio. 263880.
Rauber (H. W. ) Resbalon. 6434.
Raubinek (Hans Meyer-) See Meyer-
Raubinek (Hans)
Rauch (B. L.) Down our memory
lane. 17664.
Raulten (—) Vous étes trop jolie.
14773.
Raum (R. A.) Ghosts. 10518.
Ravasenga (Carlo) A Maria. 6.
Ravel (Maurice) :
Bolero. 9942, 9948.
Fanfare. T7861.
Malaguena. 5954.
Manteau de fleurs. 25742.
Valses nobles et sentimentales.
4405, 4406, 17019-17021.
Ravina (EH. S.) Alpha phi
march. 17283.
Ravina (H.):
Arabeske.
Etude de style.
Rawlinson (Harold)
6966.
Rawson (H.) Il dansait. 33881.
Ray (Alton) Breaking of the Cal-
ifornia dam. 244.
Ray (Bebe):
Lo-a-na. 23099.
Maybe it’s so. 23217.
Step baby step. 23935.
Ray (Huston) Song of love.
delta
4577 (827).
4577 (102).
Toy theatre.
29107.
Ray (R. B.) Young man Cupid.
14959.
Rayburn (G. B.) Los Angeles prison
waltz. 11108.
Raymond (Charley)
baby for me. 11898.
Raymond (Clyde) Long long ago.
28314.
Raymond (F. S8.):
Evening prayer.
Sun of my soul.
“She’s just the
595.
23955.
Raymond (Fred):
_. Ich habe heute nacht von dir so
stiss getraumt. 981, 5623.
In Amberg, in Bamberg, in Miin-
ster und in Ulm. 20445.
In einer kleinen konditorei.
25420, 28051.
20448,
2017
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pt. III, 0. S,, Vv. 24
Raymond (Fred)—Continued. _
In Surabaya. 3406.
Mein Heidelberg, ich kann dich
nie vergessen. 5995.
Schaw’ nie zu tief in schdéne augen,
18891.
Sei doch kein frosch, du kleine
krote. 1913.
Wiener zwei bilondinen. 7140,
Raymond (H. N.):
All in the game. 9755.
Cloudy skies. 22259.
Goodnight sweetheart goodnight.
17854.
In the twilight by a waterfall.
5680.
Raymond (Stanley) :
Don’t worry mother. 24862.
Down by the waterfall. 27544.
Honey if you were mine. 27852.
Long was the day. 20698.
Rayners (Cecil) :
Love’s memory. 25700.
Nina. 16827.
Raytz (Louis)
song. 8207.
Razaf (Andy):
I want that mammy
Empty house blues. 568.
Kitchen man. 10979.
S’posin’. 21458.
What’s your price. 4468.
Why am I alone with no one to
love. 4499.
Razigade (Georges) :
Bombardes et binious. 216.
Pepe Hillo. 18781.
Petite piéce pour deux archets.
8907.
Ré (Payson) Cloudy skies. 4927.
Re (Il) 9009, 16542.
Rea (F. H.) Sweet memories. 4246.
Rea (Joe) We kiss, kiss, kiss again.
17067.
Read (Alan)
Read (Bernie) :
Regret. 11752.
What’s the matter with the gravy. !
9552.
When the roll is called up yonder.
9568.
Read (E. M.):
Bird’s lullaby. 73810 (19).
Crossing the ferry. 4577 (69).
Forget-me-not. 7310 (62). —
Morning song. 4577 (278).
On the lawn. 4577 (299).
Pretty primrose. 4577 (320).
Reapers march. 4577 (328).
Read (Ernest) :
Aural tests for diploma examina-
tions. 7328.
Book of aural tests. 19692, 19693.
Minuet. 7485, 8663. °
Venetian gondola song. 23254.
Read? (HE. Eh
Fairy queene. 10381.
Huntsman’s song. 10673.
There is a garden in her face.
12183.
Read (Lalla) My song of dreams.
23399.
Reade (E. H.) Kansas. 1183, 15955.
Reading (John) Adeste fidelis.
29039.
Ready (J. R.) Just you. 23014.
Réal del Sarte (Yves) Hymne a
Jeanne d’Are. 22747.
Ream (Sylvia):
I’m dreaming of you. 25304.
Oh! mother dear. 23499.
Reama (Virginia) :
T’ll love you for all times.
Thinking. 29291.
Reamer (R. A.) :
I’ve been so blue. 955.
Please come on along. 1716.
Why is life like this. 2490.
Reames (I. M.) Richard Hyvelyn
20326.
Byrd. 9030.
Reaser (Gertrude) We love Colorado.
the best. 23838.
Reaser (O. G.) We love Colorado the
best. 23883.
Reasoner (E. M.) Sweet summer-
time. 4248.
Reaves (Ereil) If I’m kind to Mary.
25384.
Reaves (J. H.) My home. 18522.
Rebay (Ferdinand) :
Das ist der prater. 5007.
Hs herbstelt schon im Wiener-
wald. 5158.
Hundert jahr is halt zu spat. 5466.
Kleine modern tanz-suite. 5792.
Wenn der mond auf das triéu-
mende Wien runterlacht. 7138.
Rebe (L. C.):
Castanets, a jolla,
Sleep, little baby. 144385.
Solitude. 29090.
Swinging. 26583.
Tumbling clowns. 21676.
Whirling waters. 26925.
Wistful thoughts. 29090.
Reber (Roy):
Heading for Reading. 20223.
That’s harmony. 12169.
Rebikoft (Yak ys
Cradle-song. 2888.
Dance of the bells. 4994.
Rebmann (V. L. F.):
Bach suite. 15088.
Grieg suite. 17864.
Schirmer’s elementary orchestra
series. 188938, 26336.
Short stories. 6632.
2018
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
:
Rechtzeit (Jack) :
_ Honey please don’t leave me now.
183852.
You don’t mind because you love
me. 149384.
Rechtzigel (John) In the rock hills.
1088. *
Recitations and songs no. 5 for Chil-
dren’s day. 11746.
Recktenwald (Fritz) ’S kommt ein
vogerl getlogen. 18864.
Record (KE. H.):
Homeland. 2589 (121).
Lead, kindly light. 4577 (202).
Record musie ¢co.:
My friend John. 233854.
Old age is creepin’ upon you.
23506.
Our family doctor. 23549.
Our turpentine farm. 23558.
Red Godwin’s wooing. 16543.
Red house. 26245.
Red robe. 2424.
Red-Wills. See Wills (Red)
Redd (Q. E.) Since some one stole
you from my arms. 11920.
Redden (Margaret) Sweet Ann. 29184.
Redding (M. A.):
If I only knew. 22890.
Red head baby chile. 1786.
Swinging on de golden,gate. 2122.
When the California poppies
bloom again. 2443.
Redewill (Gene) Violin compcsitions.
4417.
Redewill music co. Violin composi-
tions. 4417. ©
Redhead (Alfred) :
Phillis the fair. 14177.
Song to spring. 14509.
To the woodlark. 14682.
Redla’ (Ernesto) Escamilla. 2589
(87).
Rediack (A. A.) Progressive march.
11708.
Redman (Donald) :
Ain’t I good to you. 24446,
No one else but you. 6186.
Paducah. 3893.
Save it pretty mama. 6548.
Way I feel to-day. 29450.
Where ever there’s a will. 2460.
Redman (H. N.) Album for the
young. 27057 (3).
Redman (Reginald) :
All things are still: 24459.
Linger, lady, for a while. 16032.
Now the day’s fair tale is told.
210138.
Requiem. 26256.
Redmond (Bill) Drifting in the moon-
light. 5110.
Redrick (J. EH.) :
Gee, but I’m blue.
I’m wild about you. 945.
Rée (Louis) Burlesque. 27290.
Reed (D. G.) Lull me te sleep, Mis-
Sissippi. 28357.
Reed (David) :
Cow boy.
Divine.
Ernestine. 10345.
Flying fool. 13177.
Honeymoon blues. 13354.
How can I say goodbye. 10663.
I found you in a garden of roses.
713.
10125.
10228.
8109.
I hear the blue bird ealling.
25268.
I long to belong to someone. 3302.
I’m drifting back to you. 22805.
Just for to-night. 10947.
Just keep on loving me. 25519.
Just think of me. 23010.
Ku klux klan. 5796.
Lay me where sweet pansies grow.
11019.
Lindbergh. 28275.
Lucia. © 11152.
Missing you. 11290.
Mother of mine, I miss you. 28501.
My little girl. 3739.
My little love baby. 3740.
New songs for the home and radio.
3785.
Old melodies bring memories.
11534.
Old school bell. 1615.
Pal of long ago. 23566.
Sailing, sailing up in the air.
14348.
Some day I pray you'll be mine.
11968, 26435.
Teresa. 14611.
That memory kiss. 4280.
That’s why my skies are blue.
12176. .
That wonderful yesterday. 4303.
There’s something funny about
you. 24063.
This is the life for me. 26658.
Those West Virginia mountains.
12201.
Tip top girl. 29307.
When springtime brings the blos-
soms. 24270.
When you meet the one you really
love too late. 4486.
Why did you leave. 26944.
With a rose in her golden hair.
* 14900.
Wonderful you. 4523.
-Wondering who’s’. kissing you
now. 14905.
Reed (HE. F.) For my love will follow
you. 670.
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INDEX
pt. 117, n. S., v. 24
Reed (E. I.) Queen of my heart.
8986.
Reed (H. EH.) Hyes. 27629.
Reed (H. K.) Welcome Graf Zeppelin.
26846.
Reed (J. C.) Till morning comes.
19196.
Reed (M. A.) :
Hills of Bethlehem. 13335.
In the temple. 8268.
Sea. 4108.
Reed (N. E.) Virginia. 9498.
Reed (O. EH.) Styles, past, present
and future. 4223.
Reed (William) :
Angels, from the realms of glory.
17236 (18).
Ecce panis. 19491 (56).
Holy Father, cheer our way.
27057 (58).
Responses to the commandments.
9709 (202).
Six opening sentences. 19491
(195).
Thou that from the heavens art.
19491 (241)..
Way is long and dreary. 14976
(379).
Reeder (Paul) Gulliver’s travels.
20177.
Reeder & Walsh:
Children’s prayer. 19781.
Country in autumn. 19846.
Desert moon. 2940.
Optimist and the pessimist. 3872.
Peace. 3918.
Reel (Syd) pseud. See Tiemeijer (D.)
Rees (Cornelius van) See Van Rees
(Cornelius).
Rees (Dan) Light of life. 27057 (75)
Reese (C. K.) Now it’s up to you.
18617.
Reese (EH. May):
Cry-baby, dry up those tears.
19856.
I took a trip to dreamland. 10775.
Roll on, Tulane wave. 26285.
Reese (H. B.) In»freedom’s cause.
1019.
Reese (Jack)
Reese (May)
1019.
Reese (N.
207382,
Reese (V. T.):
Day after day. 15329.
Wishing dreams. 29550.
Reesen (Emil) Danmark. 27464.
Byes. 27629.
In freedom’s cause.
F. ) Loving just you.
Reeve (C. P.) Warhorse game. 14793.
Reeve (Gladys) England, awake!
7820.
Reeves (Ernest):
Autumn roses. 24532.
Blue butterflies. 22139.
Bourrée. 7448.
Capriccietto. 299.
Hungarian dances. 27266.
Knotting song. 1154.
Meditation. 13266.
Old guards. 28707.
Song of the Volga boatmen. 9244,
Southern siesta. 6747.
Theme from the Unfinished sym-
phony. 11844.
Reeves (H.P.) Hotsy totsy baby. 865.
Reeves (Katherine) Bright © eyes.
24636.
Reeves (Ruben)::
Blue sweets. 24615.
Bugle call rag. 17449.
Parson blues. 18728.
River blues. 18833.
Texas special blues. 26618.
Refice (Licinio) Octo motetae euchar-
isticae. 28895.
Reformed Presbyterian church of
North America. Synod. Trustees.
Book of Psalms. 4777.
Refousse music pub. ¢o.:
I’m just waiting for you. 20361.
It’s so consoling, love sweetheart.
28108.
That’s my kind of love. 21565.
Rega (M. J.) :
I’m so, happy. 18057.
Only love I know. 11553.
Regal (Arthur) :
All over you.
Maybe. 16147, 23215.
Pals. 18718.
Regal musical instrument co. Easy
and comprehensive self instructor
for the regal octofone. 10303.
Reger (Else) :
17270, 22004.
Alle menschen mtissen sterben.
17236 (44):
Allen welten abgewandt. 24426
(6).
. Alte. 24426 (7).
Friihlingsmorgen. 14976 (101).
Friihlingsregen. 14976. (102).
Geheimnis. 14976 (109).
Gleich einer versunkenen melodie.
14976 (113).
Gute nacht. 24426 (104).
Halleluja! 17236 (158).
Hymnus des hasses. 24426 (114).
Miidchenlied. 14976 (208).
Migdleins frage. 14976 (204).
Mond gliiht. 14976 (221).
Nachtgang. 14976 (226).
Nachtsegen. 24426 (197).
Narr. 24426 (198).
Paar. 24426 (215).
Romance. 17236 (338, 339).
Rosen. 24426 (2388).
Schmied schmerz. 14976 (281).
Silhouetten. 17236 (374).
2020
“a
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
ss er a ance i SS
Sonate. 17236 (3892).
Sterne. 24426 (261).
Symphonische phantasie und
fugue. 14976 (329).
Tapfere schneider. 24426 (269).
Tratim. 24426 (282).
Triiume, triiume, du mein stisses
leben! 14976 (348).
Variationen und fuge. 14976
(363).
Verkliitung. 24426 (294).
Verlorne liebe. 14976 (864).
Viola d’amour. 24426 (298).
Wachet auf ruft uns die stimme.
17236 (451).
Wiren wir zwei
24426 (301).
Weisse tauben. 14976 (380).
' Zwei ginse. 24426 (316).
Reger (Max):
Alle menschen miissen
MeaGe 11).
Allen welten abgewandt.
(6).
Alte. _ 24426 (7).
Friihlingsmorgen. 14976 (101).
Friihlingsregen. 14976 (102).
Geheimnis. 14976 (109).
Gieich einer versunkenen melodie.
14976 (118).
Gute nacht. 24426 (104).
Halleluja! 17236 (158).
Hymnus des hasses. 24426 (114).
Lasset uns den Herren preisen.
11014.
Midchenlied. 14976 (208).
Miigdleins frage. 14976 (204).
Mond gliiht. 14976 (221).
Nachtgang. 14976 (226).
Nachtsegen. 24426 (197).
Narr. 24426 (198).
Paar. 24426 (215).
Remance. 172386 (338, 339).
Rosen. 24426 (238).
Schmied schmerz. 14976 (281).
Silhouetten. 17236 (374).
Sonate. 17236 (392).
Sterne. 24426 (261).
Symphonische phantaSie und
fugue. 14976 (329).
Tapfere schneider. 24426 (269).
Tratim. 24426 (282).
Tratime, triume du mein slsses
leben! 14976 (348).
kleine vdogel.
sterben.
24426
Variaticnen und fuge. 14976
(363).
Verklirung. 24426 (294).
Verlorne liebe.. 14976 (364).
Viola d@amour. 24426 (298).
Wachet auf ruft uns die stimme.
17236 (451).
Wiren wir zwei
24426 (301).
kleine vogel.
Weisse tauben. 14976 (380).
Zwei giinse. 24426 (316).
Regina cceeli. 21223.
Rehberg (Willy) :
Andante und variationen. 14372.
Capriccio brillant. 25815.
Konzertsttick in F-moll. 18243.
Reheard (D. D.) You. 9649.
Reicard (G. T.) pseud. See Reichard
(G. D.)
Reichard (G. D.):
Mean melody. 20814.
My ship of dreams.
Sand man. 21288,
Song of dreams.
Sweetheart of
dreams. 21521.
Reichardt (Louise) When the roses
bloom. 17107, 17108.
Reichenbach (W. H.) Leap year song.
5825.
Re'chman (Joseph) :
Georgia baby. 5282.
Some day you'll want me to want
you. 6704.
Reid (H. C.):
I’ve found my heaven
20391.
Saye 728297..
There are dim eyes. 26642.
What you gonna do when I’m
gone. 7160.
Reid (Joan) Keep the roses in your
garden. 18228.
Reid ¢N. Hes) :
Because I’ve got It.
Happiness. 15624.
Reid bros., ltd. :
Cornish song book. 22287.
First love. 5218.
Melodious movements.
Student’s album. 9292.
Vocal tutor. 23834, 2835.
Reidy (HE. A.) Thelma. 26638.
Reiflingen (Erwin Schwarz)
Schwarz-Reiflingen (Hrwin)
Reiher & Kurth. Szene aus Goethe’s
18549.
19001.
my rainbow
in you.
17362.
23230.
See
Faust. 93887.
Reillac (A.) Agonie des cheylas.
2605.
Reilly (J. A.) 8 benediction hymns.
22319.
Reilly (TP. Ja
Always live around a fire house.
12634.
Golf in the morning,
night. 20491.
They’ve canned the pickle. 29289.
When they wrote about it they
wrote about me. 29492.
When we're loved by lovin’ ma-
chines. 26905.
golf every
INDEX
Reimann (—)
mild. 473.
Rein (Walter) Kleine musiken und
kantaten. 1150.
Re‘na del directorio.
Reine de/Saba. 29647 (78).
Reinecke (Carl) Dancing under the
linden tree. 29647 (44).
Dearest Jesus, gentle,
26252.
Reinecke (Karl) Little John. 11082.
Reinhardt (Julius) Songs. 4817.
Reinhold (H.) Miniatures. 24426
(180).
Reinhold (Otto)
1929. 18817.
Reining (Joe) Reining’s (Joe) com-
plete tenor banjo manual. 21224.
Reining’s (Joe) complete tenor banjo
manual. 21224.
Reinschreiber (Henry) :
All I have is a memory. 383.
Curly head. 481.
Gee hard luck and me must be
combined. 5279.
Gypsy rose. %72.
Iola. 1062.
It makes me sigh then ery. 1068.
Mother’s your real sweet-heart
still. 6069.
My China poppy I love you. 6102.
My southern mammy of mine.
1504.
Oh, oh, oh, how I love it. 6229.
Show me the good little girl. 6633.
Sun shine tell moonlight to kiss
her good night. 9298.
Sweet Sadie mine. 6826.
That’s my folly Molly. 4288.
Zehn klavierstiicke,
Reinshagen (H. P.) jr. Kilber Doo.
28198.
Reise durch Berlin in 40 stunden.
1889.
Reiser (Alois)
Reiser (Violet) :
Because I’d have you. 22094.
China doll. 17514.
Daddy’s little man. 153800.
In my Russian dreamland. 15853.
Novelette. 14282.
Chink walk. 27360.
Valse d’amour. 21711.
Visions of love. 19288.
Reisman (Morton) Regret. 11752.
Reiss (Jesse) Dream girl. 5095.
Reiter (Josef) :
Abschied, 24435.
Edelmann in habersack. 24916.
Enttiuschung. 24944.
Kiiuzlein. 25539.
Schelmerei. 26334. ;
Sonnenfriede. 26485.
Trinklied am Rhein. 26698.
Vor dem fenster. 26805.
Zu spiite reue. 27054.
pt. 111, n. S., v.24
Reitlinger (Arnold) Feuilles du
matin. 4577 (114).
Reitz .(A. 8.) Since my mind is
stayed on Thee. 23823.
Reitz (EH. E.):
Of all the airts the winds can blow.
3834.
Phyllis. 3932.
To a woodlark. 4340.
Rekert (HK. EH.) Goodbye work, good-
bye! 22624.
Remaine (P. G.) Just a broken heart.
10932.
Remick (Bertha)
21284.
Remick (Jerome H.) & Go.
28622.
Remick music corp.: ;
Absence makes the heart grow
fonder. 21973, 27060.
After loving you. 19.
Sally in our alley.
Ninon.
All I do is follow butterflies. 9751,
12624.
At night by the lamplight. 27145.
At the waters edge. 4666.
Bad baby. 22077.
Belle Baker wop song. 19640.
Broken butterfly. 249, 9964.
Bu lding a nest for Mary. 4811.
By myself. 15194, 17454.
By the way. 12814, 15196.
‘Creole belle. 420.
Crying for the Carolines.
Dark moon. 19889, 19890.
Dusty roads. . 22489, 27571.
Every night in the week. 20014.
Finding the long way home. 5209.
Happy humming bird. 787.
Have a lttile faith in me. 15640.
Have you the time. 8012, 15643.
Heavens are smiling on me. 10611.
Here we are. 10616.
Hold me tight. 17935.
Home at the end of my dreams.
850.
How shall I tell. 22787.
I always knew it would be rou
25288, 27880.
I came to you. 22751.
22506.
I’d do anything for you. 8100,
10690.
Till climb the highway to your.
heart. 15743, 22778.
I’ll close my eyes to the rest of
the world. 15744.
T’ll tell the world. 9238, 5516.
I’m afraid that ev’ryth ng’s all
right. 8148.
I’m holding my head up high.
20356.
I’m losing you. 13450.
I’m on the road to happiness.
10746.
2022
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
I’m walking thro’ clover. 8181,
13465.
I'm yours. 10758, 13467.
I treasure you. 953.
I used to love her in the moon-
light. 5596.
I want to hear you say c’est vous.
20398.
If I’m wrong—sue me. 8230.
If you were my sweetheart. 10826.
In a little ‘nn in Mexico. 5653.
In 1933. 5683.
Is it Spain? 15884, 10876.
Isabella. 15887, 18169.
Jango. 15909, 20511.
Just a little glimpse of parad'se.
13621, 15941. i
Just as long as you belong to me.
20552.
Just be a builder of dreams. 8339.
Kelly is living the life of: Reilly.
20576.
Let’s don’t ’n’ say we did. 11041,
16009.
Little darlin’, it’s you. 25630.
Mandel. 20767.
Melancholy moon. 11243, 16156.
Mother knows best. 8650, 11324.
My bundle of dreams. 16240.
My little angel. 20932.
- My little clock and me.
My o'!d man. 1498.
No one but the right man can do
me wrong. 21090.
No one else. 11459.
No wonder I’m so crazy over you.
8692...
8767.
Not a cloud in the Sky. 23462,
28644.
Oh baby, that breaks my heart.
1591.
Oh my stock is going up with
Susie. 26062.
Old man Sunshine. 26079.
Paradise lost. 6304.
Poor unlucky me. 11677.
Put on your Sunday face. 8982.
Red hair and freckles. 11749,
14277.
Rhvthm of the tambourine. 21240,
26265.
Rich man, beggar, pauper, king.
9029.
Say something. 6547. .
Sittin’ on a doorstep. 213887,
29°60.
Sle-py town.
Soft-hearted.
Some sweet day.
Sorrows. 6741.
Star dance folio. 12046, 21465.
Stay with it. 21471, 23932.
Sure enuff. 9309.
Sweet somebody sa'd OC. K. 9324.
26420.
16731, 16732.
6705.
Tell me it’s true. 16883, 24020.
That old-time gal of mine. 9366.
That’s what happens when you
fall in love. 9873.
Then you've never
9381, 14642.
There was nothing
14651, 16918.
This thing called love. 12197.
Wassa matter with you. 14796.
We both love the same sweetheart.
been blue.
else -to do.
E2352:
What didja wanna make me love
you for. 7182.
What I ask for my little boy.
14824.
What’s the big idea. 24243.
What she says goes. 14828, 17085.
When all hope was lost I found
you Joan. 2427, 7166.
When you're Seeing sweetie home,
17117, 19370.
Where are you. 9574, 24287.
Where is the moonlight for me.
26914.
Where the sweet forget-me-nots
remember. 9578, 17125.
Will o’ the wisp. 17145.
Will you be satisfied. 9614.
W th you, where you are. 26971,
29556.
You are my light in the sky.
14927.
You are my rain beau, under a cry
baby sky. 14928.
You gotta too much-a-de stock.
21915.
You’re on a wild goose chase.
2509.
Remler (Patr cia) :
Some-body cares. 6702.
That vine-covered cottage of ours.
9379.
Rémond (L.) Kobe. 23029.
Rems (Charles) Gee! but I hate to
be waiting. 17895.
Remsen (Al.ce):
Just a moonlight night dear and
yous ~ 57152:
Naomi. 6164.
Renard (A.) Temps des cerises.
12149.
Renard (Charles) Medley of nursery
songs. 28417, 28418.
Renard (Frank) Some day you'll
need my Saviour. 26488.
Renard (Mme. Ohrstrom-) See
Ohrstrom-Renard (Mme.)
Renard chez les poules. 6431.
Renart (J. E. 8.) Capitaine Thérése.
2589 (40).
Renaud (Albert) :
Allegro dramatique. 15017.
Eveil du coeur. 24958.
2023.
INDEX
pt! 7a; nS vi ee
Renaud (André)
Renault (Paul)
Vénézuéla. 12312.
Wonder if you miss
me, 4519.
René (L. T.) Come seven. 17557.
René (Otis) Come seven. 17557.
Renée (Jacques) pseud. Film-musik
heft IV. 5206.
Renfrew (W. H.) I’m going Spanish.
55044,
Renié (H.) Au chateau et dans le
pare. 7412.
Rennat (Reed) :
Dear old moon shining out with
love. 153388.
Forget me not. 15518.
Let me dwell within your heart.
16004.
Old rocking chair. 16392.
Wings of glory. 17154.
Wonderful tomorrow.
Reno (Nick)
CNES Ie)
Renolds (EH. 8.):
Aeroplane and you. 17251.
Back to my home town. 17344.
Desert twilight. 17637.
Rensselaer (Madge van)
Rensselaer (Madge)
Rentie (H. L.):
Longing for you. 18328.
17167.
pseud. See Rettino
See Van
Parting night. 18725.
Renwick (R. C.):
Cupid. 24780.
Daddy plea. 22315.
Darkeys wooing. 22385.
Graf Zeppelin. 17858.
Harvard. 22662.
Our garden of love.
Rosebud. 4061.
Repole (Daniel) Cupid eyes.
Repper (Charles) :
Bonny Portmore, 27257.
Brass buttons. 242.
Cotton blossoms. 27426.
Easin’ along. 552.
Jo an’ de banjo. 1095.
John Peel. 3451.
Night on the levee. 18595.
Silver shadows. 1960.
Reseda. 1796.
Reser (H. F.):
March of the Flit soldiers. 20775.
Sunkist serenade. 6800:
Reser (Harry) My true blue sweet-
23550.
24781.
heart. 11415,
Resetar (Charles) I’m drifting back
to you. 22805.
Resnick (Morris):
Baby mine, 19590.
I got that shaking spell. 10707.
Sweetheart I love you just the
Same, 4251, 14581.
Retzer (Marie):
Respighi (Ottorino) :
Feste romane. 15480: '
Toceata. 6486, 16560:
Retter (Louis) :
Fourth air concertante. 678.
O, happy day. 1580.
Simplicity graded violin course.
1961.
Third air concertante.
Retter (Louis) music ¢o.:
Flower ballet. 653.
Fourth air concertante. . 678.
French peasants’ dance. 686.
Little knights and ladies. 1227,
O, happy day. 1580. ,
Simplicity graded violin course.
2194,
1961.
Third air concertante. 2194. -
Violetta. 2328.
Rettich (Wilhelm) :
Stimme des Rheins in der nacht.
29149.
Totentiberfahrt.
Rettino (N. J.):
Original low down blues.
Sinful child. 23826.
29325.
6274.
Carillion. 2589 (41).
Menuet. 2589 (217).
Patres et troupeaux.
Souvenir. 2589 (3815).
Reubel (Joseph) Lil’. ol New York,
my lil’ ol home. 11064.
Reuchsel (A.) :
Chevauchée dramatique.
Course A Vabime. 2886.
Heroica Polonia. 15660.
Hymne érotique. 3270.
Poursuite de sylvains. 14228.
Poursuite nocturne. 14224,
Suite 4 Vantique. 4229.
Reuss (August):
Fliegt der
24997.
Trost. 26704.
Wenn die sonne
schiene ... 26848.
Reuss (Eduird) Herzog Wildfang.
(3107 (hoe
Reuter (Fritz) Ganz leicht. 25040.
Reuter & Reuter:
Ar det nin som sett Maria? 9723.
Blue tango. 27247. :
En béljedans. 10338.
Faderullan. 10379. —
Sj6manstos. 11987.
SjOmansvisa. 29064.
Skepparhistorier. 11939.
Violet waltz. 29407.
Week-end. 12362.
Reuther (Fay) Smiles. 26425.
Reutter .(Hermann) :
Saul. 1878.
Verlorene sohn.
2589 (259).
2834.
erste morgenstrahl.
lieblich
4410.
2024
a —w
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
Revel (Harry) :
Drifting along. 17682.
Georgia. 5281.
Tll wait for you. 81384.
I want to be your sweetheart.
27997.
Little Dutch doll. 23083.
Napoleon said to Josephine, Not
to-night! 18577.
Quiero. 28880.
Rhythm on the brain, da, da, da,
dee. 40381.
Try dancing. 26710.
Uke a melody. 4882.
Who would believe? 21856.
Why don’t you believe me. 9605.
Revel (Morris) San Sebastian.
14356.
Réyész (Francis) :
Elt6rétt a hegedtim. 565.
Miss Amerika. 8611.
Révffy (Lajos):
Hogyha Ir
20255.
Holl6 lovam laba nyomat.
Rexford (W. J.):
majd édes anyaém.
20255.
As we used to do. 22089.
Guess I ain’t got it. 22640.
If you'll be mine. 25394.
It’s all applesauce. 1071.
Searching. 26360.
Your tears have told me _ so.
27042.
Rey-Andreu (E.) :
Inquiétude. 3417.
5958.
4088.
Poémes de Vinfini.
Sarments dans Patre.
Reyer (Ernest) :
Marche gaie. 4577. (229).
Piece dans le style antique.
(314).
Reyna (M. B.) Hungria.
Reynolds (A. K.)
19668.
Reynolds (B. W.) Tropical moon
‘brighten my way back home. 6987.
Reynolds (D. S&S.) Tangled curls.
4577
27871.
Blizzard’s toll.
4263, 16878.
Reynolds (G. F.) Wi es snine. 24321.
Reynolds (G. M.) My honey boy.
23366.
Reynolds (H. H.):
Baby. 2686.
Blue and sad. 4758.
Jus’ to be in your arms. 22988.
Let me hold you closer, dear.
23057.
Mary mine. 3682.
What can I do? 4460.
Reynolds (L. R.) I long for my child-
hood home. 15752.
Reynolds (L. W.) Why worry about
tomorrow. 26951.
Reynolds (M. K.) :
Blue eyed Maryetta. 17417.
Forgotten. 22551.
Give me my sweetheart of yester-
day. 15565.
If you didn’t ery, -why should i
18115.
Moonlight, love-time and _ you.
11305.
No other but you. 23449.
Vote for Herbert Hoover. 12331.
You’re love’s inspiration. 24391.
Reynolds (Otto) I am thinking more
of you. 8089, 17984.
Reynolds (S. B.):
Blue eyed Maryetta. 17417.
Forgotten. 22551.
Give me my sweetheart of yester-
day. 15565.
Honey girl. 10646.
If you didn’t ery, why should I.
18115.
Moon-light,
11305.
No other but you. 238449.
love-time and you.
Vote for Herbert Hoover. 12331.
You’re love’s inspiration. 24391.
Reynolds & co.:
Accident. 11856.
All the year round. 39.
Ar’nt we.all. 72.
Ask daddy. 22041.
Auction of life. 89.
Before you came. 9880.
Chinese fortune-teller. 15246.
Cinema kiss. 19806.
Dad always gives us away. 12957.
Down our street. 19952.
Empty house next door.
Fineesh—I go! T7885.
Happy time. 8008.
He led me up the garden. 10600.
Hurly-burly. 22746.
Husbins. 10674.
I’m glad I didn’t live in grand-
ma’s days. 8150.
Idlers. 991.
In days when good Victoria was
queen. 13535.
In dear old England now. 8248.
In the very early prehistoric days.
20472.
Light o’ the line. 8429.
Lover’s lane. 13781.
Matrimonial chase. 13848.
Never have a bath with your
wrist-watch on. 1536.
Old child and the new.
One fine day. 11545.
Our motor ear. 21105.
Rain came pouring down.
Roads. 23704.
Scot’s lament.
19952.
14090.
1776.
11856.
2025
INDEX
pt. II, n.-S., v.24
Reynolds & co.—Continued.
muvvers.
Some boys ’as- got
14472.
Song of the vulgar dustman.
23898.
Spring’s in the air. 12087.
Stately names of England. 2061.
Street waif. 12074.
Thinnest girl I know. 21938.
Thriller. 93897.
Tortoises. 2226.
Two girls of the new brigade.
21691.
Two men. 2275.
Varmer Giles’s outin’.
Vendettas. 9485.
We moved away from
24215.
Why. 12460.:
Wurzeltop. 25388.
Reyob (Selrahc) pseud.
(Charles)
Reza (Alfredo) :
A las 11:20 once y veinte.
Ciudad Juarez. 17532.
En su santo. 3008.
Hace un ano. 3187.
Levantate amigo mio!!!
Nacha. 14016.
Ojitos ch nos y negros....
Pesos y cervezas, 14171.
Que chula flor.... 3995.
Que culpa tienen mis padres.
Solo en la tumba. 11966.
Wahwaeay ela oy
Teresita. 12158.
Tovar y Perez. 12238.
Ya vine, ya estoy aqui.... 12508.
Rezlit (Albert) When the trees are
filled with blossoms. 29647 (253).
Rheinberger (—) Joy-bells are ring-
ing. 4577 (192).
Rheinberger (Josef) :
Lonely shrine. 27057 (79).
Vision. 24426 (299).
Rheinlieder. 16564, 16565.
Rhinard (Hthel) ‘Tiddledy winks.
4333.
Rhoades (B. B.)
the ocean and sky.
Rhoads (Helen) :
Anita. 7379.
Desert Rose. 7740.
Flying ship. 5229.
On wings of love.
Stealing. 26514.
Rhoads (W. H.) Best: pal on earth.
2311.
there.
See Boyer
2591.
3542,
3847.
3996.
Oh Byrd the gem of
3839.
3809.
22118.
Rhode (Erich) Sechs lieder. 26264.
Rhode (Max) Mitternachtsspuk.
1403.
Rhodes (Hssie) Jane. 20508.
Rhodes (Helen) :
Dawn. 19491 (48).
Rainbow bridge. 24426 (232).
Summer’s message. 19491 (226).
Three green bonnets. 19491 (243).
Your thoughts. 7291.
Rhodes (Kate) Dreams
hue. 24890.
Rhodes (Todd)
Rhodes (W. H.)
Rhodope. 9028.
Rhone (Marl):
If I do love you. 13509.
My heart’s got a crack in’t. 16260.
Rhonheimer (Ray) Howdy do Mister
Sunshine. 22740.
Rhyne (R. D.) Jesus calls.
Ribaud (Joseph) :
Lorita. 1261.
Patiently. 1677.
Ribenack (G. B.)
loved you. 13474.
Riboli (Alessandro)
of brilliant
Put it there. 14251.
Once again. 23529.
15921.
I never knew I
Straniera. 9289.
Ricardo (Walter) Those _ lovelight
eyes. 16927.
Rieca (BE. L.):
Be sweet to me. 7468.
In your arms. 18156.
It must be love. 25463.
Little things that we love. 5877.
Riccardi (§8.):
Alba. %3837.
Coquette. 7669.
Dizzy accordion-fox trot.
Fragrant flowers. 22554.
Non ti rammenti i baci. 3807.
Serenata primaverile. 23781.
Spazzacamino. 4197.
Stornelli romani. 4215,
Stornelli toscani. 4216.
Sweedish[ ! ]-American
23962.
Walzer siciliano.
Riccelli (Joseph) :
A civettella. 19492.
Biondina nel giard no.
Giardino bells. 25063.
Ricci (C. R.) May-time. 14976 (206).
Ricci Signorini (Antonio) :
Marcia funebre. 20781.
22376."
mazurka.
9522.
22125.
Ouverture giocosa. 21108.
Ricciardi (Alfonso) :
Addo sta, figleme. 21979.
Contrattore onesto. 22285.
Lacrem’ e’ carcerato. 8387.
Lavoro e onesta. 23048.
Napule chiagne, 14020.
Negiuli’, ngiuli’! 23435.
Nustalgia e’ mare. 14065.
Ricciardi (J. J.) Why should I keep
loving you. 29537.
Rice (Andy) Graduation day. 27750.
2026
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Rice (Carl) :
Alone in your class.
Let’s incorporate.
Melancholy me. 8572.
Sacred mem’ries. 18865.
Under the midnight moon. 12292.
Rice (Clarence) I dreamed that I was
loving you. 17995.
Rice (E. B.) I will lift up mine eyes
unto the hills. 28008.
Rice (Gladys) All I want is y-o-u.
9752, 9753.
Rice (J. F.) Rose of to-morrow. 6492.
Rice (J. M.) Now dear that I have
you. 26026.
Rice (Jack) pseud.
7356.
8414.
See Rice (J. M.)
Rice (K. M.) My memory book.
18538. —
Rice (T. L.) Take me back, take me
back to the old nest. 24006.
Rich (Gladys) Washington junior
hgh prep song. 7115.
Rich (Jack):
Juanita. 28150.
When the baby smiles at me.
21814.
Rich (L. E.) I love you, Lucille.
25294.
Rich (Max):
I’m somebody’s baby now. 22827.
I’m walking with the moonbeams.
22835.
M-a-r-y, I love y-o-u. 18417.
Mary Jane. 11221.
White way blues. 24298.
Wuzza matter baby. 19426.
Richard (Vincent) pseud. See Del
iat, CV...)
Richards (—) Samarkand. 11816.
Richards (Anthony)
debts. 16357.
Richards (HE. 8.) At the fairies moon-
light ball. 15067.
Richards (G. D.) Benedictus es Dom-
O forgive our
ine. 22112.
Richards (George) Twilight and you.
9442.
Richards (J. J.) . Pride of Missouri.
11701.
Richards (K. L.):
A:k me no more. 9803.
Come on. 3938.
Eneanto-mio. 10341.
Evening song. 10365.
Fall of waters. 615.
Gay nineties. 711.
Gitano. 10522.
Hurdy-gurdy. 880.
Impromptu. 1803.
Katydid. 3489.
Leght in the window, honey.
11059.
Mary Magdalen. 23206.
2469—30——30
2027
Noche divina. 11466.
Notturno. 1804, 21008.
On the crest of the wave.
Raceme. 3998.
Rain. 11735.
Tango creole. 2132.
Ting-ting. 26675.
Valse cerise. 12303.
Valse lente. 26757.
Waltz. 6447.
You quite take my breath away.
7272.
Richards (M. E.):
Christ at the door.
Happy villagers.
Light of life. 27057- (1).
Richards (Martha) Perkins Livgtbon )
popular voice method. 26163.
Richards (Rebecca) First grade mee
ody tales. 27654.
Richards (Rudolf Schwarz-)
Schwarz-Richards (Rudolf)
Richardson (A. A.) My love for Je-
sus. 8695.
Richardson
28745.
Richardson (C. B.):
Honeysuckles and a moon.
Love is a wand’rer. 18352.
Moon chant. 13917.
Now I’m no longer my own, alone.
STTT.
San Antone.
Wait. till, I
18662.
27057 (22).
29647 (83).
See
(Alfred ) Our youth.
10649.
14355.
dream some more.
9512.
You must have been thinking of
me. 12540.
Richardson (D. H.) Day in June.
TT2A.
Gertrude. 10503.
Anne Morrow.
Richardson (John)
Richardson (Leonard)
17304.
Richardson
12569.
Richardson (T. B.)
Richelet (M. B. A.):
Aurore. 2589 (26).
Bohemienne. 2589 (Qe
Cloitre. 17236 (244, 245).
Confidences. 2589 (28).
Depart. 2589 (29).
Foret enchantée. 2589 (99).
Grisélidis. 4577 (236-242, 244).
Hérodiade. 4577 (245).
Karadee. 2589 (146)..
Ouverture de M gnon. 4577 (3894).
Pastorale mystique. 17236 (250-
2h).
- Retour. 2589 (30).
Réves. 2589 (381).
Roi @Ys. 17230) (2iap,.
Valse des esprits. 4577 (252-256),
17236 (254).
CVE: sak) Your song.
Flapper. 646.
INDEX
‘pt. 11, 0. 8., v.24 ~
Richelet (M. B. A.)—Continued.
Valse trés-lente. 4577 (258-262).
Werther. 4577 (264).
Richepin (Tiarko) Renard chez les
poules: 6481.
Richman (Harry)
13048. .
Richman (Hy):
Dreams. 22426.
Fall in love. 17740.
I’m wild about a
22836.
Little darlin’. 25629.
Miss Sunshine. 23282.
Richmond (Benjamin) :
Down home.
little girl.
Dance of the honey bees. 7310
(46), 7706, 21964 (14).
Dance of the song birds. 24426
(64).
Richmond (J. L.) Bessie couldn’t help
Lt). Gola
Richner (Vernon) Gwine to heaben
some day. 22641.
Richon (Walter) Doggin that thing.
27530.
Richt (F. J.) Vm a goil of a very
few woids. 20388.
Richter (Carl):
Come back to Erin. 17547.
Darling Nelly Gray. 17614.
Dixie land. 17644.
Good night ladies. 17853.
Love’s old sweet song. 18364.
My bonnie. 18503.
Silver threads among the gold.
18943.
Swa-nee River. 19075.
Tramp, tramp, tramp... 19220.
When you and I were young Mag-
gie. 19364.
Richter (Kurt)
Rickard (A. M.)
e. 133871, 15694.
Rickard (Gwen)
are you. 138325.
Ricketts (Bob) I ain’t got nothin’ for
nobody but you. 8086.
Ricketts (Jack) I just sit and talk to
the moonbeams. 25272.
Ricketts (N. T.) Let’s sail on for-
Fabrikgang. 24970.
Hu ana ka makani
Here am I, where
ever. 11044.
Rico (Joseph) :
Dora Baltea. 10258.
Ninon, Ninon, jolie. 3798.
Nuit angoissante. 3816.
Quérida, Paquita. 14260.
Sérénade aux étoiles. 16659.
Sweetheart come back to your boy.
Loan
Ricordi (G.) & co.
A sera in terra di Toscana. 7%.
Abbandono. 14987.
Accarezzandoti. 10.
Acquarelli. 2597.
9028
Alhambra. 4606.
Andante. 4632.
Anima musicale della niin 59.
Aria antica. 15054.
Basi e bote. 7466.
Berceuse. 170, 171, 17382.
Blues dello tzigano. 211.
Bozzetto campestre. 22160.
Budinera. 261.
C’est mon coeur qui s’ éveille.
12820.
Campagnuola. 128384.
Canti dell’ isola. 2806.
Canti popolari emiliani. 4845.
Canto di pescatore. 296.
Canzone di Zisa. 15216.
Canzoniere per la scuola primaria.
10015.
Canzoniere popolare dell’ Italia
settentrionale. 4847.
Capriccio XV. 164385.
Carnevale. 7585.
Carnevale di Venezia. 23562.
Casanova a Venezia. 2817.
Catalogna. 315.
Caterinella. 17488.
Chiaritaéa lunare. 27352.
Cinque canti popolari toscani.
5009.
Ciprie e parrucche. 369.
Cleopatra. 376, 24733.
Cogliendo rose. 4929.
Concerto dell’ estate.
24749.
Congada. 24750.
Convegno d’ amore. 15274.
Curso de harmonia. 482.
Dafni. 2901, 12962, 22316.
Damine gialle. 15305.
Dandy. 4998.
Danza delle apparizioni e parea
rola. 5002.
Danza rustica. 456.
Deux rondeaux. 3599.
Diastaltica. 10220.
Dodici studi. 15050.
Dois epigrammas. 628. .
Duch mtj kracel. 28865.
Due pezzi corali. 5931.
Due valzer melodici. 27048, 27049,
27049.
Hlefante bianco.
Hsieastica. 10354.
Et sil revenait un jour.
Fantasia. 22256.
Festa di maggio. 15478.
Festa tragica. -7878, 15479.
Feste romane. 15480.
Film L. U. C. HE. 10413.
Fioriscon gli aranci. 10416.
Fleur de cyclamen. 15491.
Francesca da Rimini. 10467.
Fuga degli amanti a Chioggia
10477,
10108,
10320.
22467.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Fughe e fughette. 20112.
Gathofeira. 25039.
Gavotta. 5273.
Giuhano. 724, 3145.
Gobbo del califfo. 5312.
Grottesea. 13276.
Guida per Vinsegnamento della
musica. 25120.
Idillio V° di Moseo. 28018.
Imitazione. 28037.
Impazienza. 28040.
Impressoes brasileiras. 3385.
In a Japanese garden. 5651.
In Flanders fields. 1018.
In sogno. 8259.
Infinito. 1049.
Insinuant. 28086.
Invitati. 15882.
Largo. 18262.
. Laura soave. 1185.
Lenda sertaneja no. 3. 25598.
Mady danza, 5944.
Marcha dos soldadinhos desafina-
dos. 13826.
Mattinata. 138849, 18423.
slattino nell ’oasi. 16142.
Max y Carlitos. 3636.
Metodo teorico-pratico. 3664, 8594.
Mignotise. 13886.
Minha terra. 258385.
Miracolo delle rose. 16191.
Mistica. 18912.
My jednoho dne ziime ..
No hay plata. 3796.
Nostalgia del deserto. 16348.
Notte a Taormina. 11478.
Notturno. 5975.
Notturno e Tarantella. 28650.
Novelletta. 15218, 18613.
Novelline. 11480. .
Nuvole. 23474.
Ora divina. 11563.
Otello. 21725.
Paolo e Virginia. 16440.
Parrucche bianche. 1676.
Pas. 28778.
Pastorale. 14152.
Pavana. 16456.
Piccola baruffa. 16474.
Plenilunio. 14199.
Plenilunio d’aprile. 1718.
Preludio e rondo. 21191.
Prime gioie della giovane banda.
16504-16510.
Principessa del grammofono.
23638.
Processione notturna del Venerdi
Santo. 6396, 16514.
Quiete Silvestre. 1760.
Raccolta di pezzi facili. 8990.
Rapsodia romanesca. 16541.
R flessi del mare. 14804.
Ritorno dai campi. 23701.
Rivista. 4042.
. 28866.
2029
Saera rappresentazione di Abram
ed’ Isaac. 1852.
Salvator Rosa. 1864.
San Clemente a Casauria. 6536,
16624.
Sarabanda. 6540. .
Scuola del bel canto italiano.
9107, 11860.
Serenata. 16662.
Serenata agli sposi. 6602, 16663.
Serenata in eclisse di luna. 16665.
Serenata zingara. 6605.
Serenatella andalusa. 4121.
‘Si tatita es tan bueno! 1955.
Sinfonia. 11611. 95
Sistaltica. 11931.
Sommeil d’enfant. 23878.
Sonatina. 26460, 26461.
Sonetto. 6719. .
Suite italienne. 29163.
Sulla soglia. 12082.
Suor Angelica. 28867.
Telefunken. 26609.
Toccata. 6436, 16560.
Tre pezzi corali. 5982.
Tre preludi sinfonici. 11654.
Tre quartine di Omar Kajjam.
4733.
Trio in sol. 24124, 24125.
Trottola. 4364.
Turandot. 6402, 16525.
Valzer. 7042.
Venticinque preludi. 3928.
Vieni, O sonno... 19280.
Vignetta. 24180.
Vin perdu. 29404.
Violeiro. 24183.
Visione marina. 24190.
Vita nel bosco. 9504.
X&.° concerto da camera. 243860.
24 studi melodici. 11600.
Ricordi (G.) & co., ine.:
Adoration. 12607.
At my window. ‘7407.
Autumn. 22055.
Ave verum. 7429.
Awake thou that sleepest. 24535.
Bethlehem. 27211.
Christ be with me. 22237.
Christmas babe. 22238.
Dear little flower. 22345.
Easter miracle of Saint Anne de
Beaupré. 2992.
Fenesta vaseia. 13155.
Go tell it on de mountains!
201s i
God of our fathers. 22611.
Harp of the North. 798.
Hear the murmuring’ waters.
_ 27809.
Heart cry. 13315.
How lovely are Thy dwellings.
25216.
INDEX
Ricordi (G) & co., inc.—Continued.
Italian carol of Saint Michael.
8296.
Just you. 138639.
Lad I used to be. 20598.
Let us now praise famous men.
5840.
Little mother of mine.
Looking glass. 8476.
Love. 13766.
March of the kings.
Michael’s day carol
Hebrides. 20849.
*"Mpruvvisata. 13948.
Music and beauty. 8667.
No more warfare. 28628.
Nova Scotia Noel. 21009.
O leave me. 28668.
O, Lord support us all the day
20681.
20776.
from the
long. 28664.
O Master, let me walk with thee.
26039.
Oft in the twilight glow. 3837.
Parting. 14148.
Phantom pirate. 8910.
Pierrot. 3938, 8917.
Promised land. 23642.
Psalm of deliverance. 8977.
Ride on, King Jesus. 6450.
Sailor sings. 9079.
Serenade. 11875.
Sing New Jersey’s praise. 6661.
Song of deliverance. 29105.
Song of joy. 9230.
Song of the drummer. 9239.
Song of the new world. 23894.
Swing low. 16858.
Three cherry trees. 4327.
When flowery meadows. 23568.
Why do the nations. 27769.
Woe is me. 29560.
Yesterday. 243864.
You'll love me yet. 21922.
Your presence. 21952.
Riddell (A. A.)
28779.
Ridder (Marcel de)
Ridderhof (N. L.):
High living. 8044.
Oh what a friend.
Ride on, King Jesus.
tideamus. pseud. See Oliven (Fritz)
Ridgway (C. A.):
Oh, Emma—lLeana. 26055.
Some widow’s got my man. 26443.
Ridky (V. L.) Sherry. 1949, 9140.
Ridky (V. L.) music co... Sherry.
9140.
Riedel (R. D.) You said that I’d find
someone. 14951.
Riefschnieder (Henry) Treasure chest
hunting. 16962.
Riegel (Friedrich)
thou thy Master.
Pasadena rose song.
Rajah. 21215.
Oh man, behold
23497.
pts1ry nv s.;veZ4 |
Riegger (Wallingford) Blue voyage.
9937.
Riego (Teresa del)
(Teresa )
Riehl (J. O.):
Nor’easter’s march. 8772.
Radio cake walk. 8992.
Treasure. 6973, 9420,
12250.
Yeast foamers. 14915.
Riemer (L. R.) My Missouri yaother,
20948.
Riemer (Russell) See Riemer (L. R: )
See Leadbitter
12249,
Rienzi, der letzte der tribunen.
19291.
Rienzo (Silvio de) See De Rienzo
(Silvio)
Ries & HErler, G. mb. H.:
Denk’ an den roten mohn! 24833.
Du weisst ja nicht, was frtihling
heisst. , 24901.
Ich weiss bescheid,
bilde. 986.
Pod krivatiom. 11665.
Sinfonietta giocosa. 119238.
Slavische tinze. 1976.
Strifling. 2074.
Totentanz-suite.
Tylle “2Z6rau.
Variationen tiber ein thema von‘
Mozart. 26768.
Variationen tiber ein ungarisches
volkslied. 26769.
Violinkonzert. 21735.
Riesenfeld (Hugo):
Little Italy. 18301.
March D’Artagnan.
Medallion theme.
ich bin im
2221,
11198.
11237.
One for all—all for one. 11546.
Pals forever. 11601.
Polka. 6346.
Slouching along Broadway. 26421.
2nd polka. ‘7307.
3 lilies. 12590.
Rieti (Vittorio) Bal. . 173845.
i Rietz (W. J.) Forget the past.
675.
‘Rigby (H. J.) My cot among the
roses. 20912.
Rigby (W.) O praise the Lord.
27180.
Righter (Anna) Blue eyes. 24607.
Righter (Miriam) Air mail. 9735.
Rigney (Maud) :
Dawn brings me sadness. 19894.
I love you honest I do. 20834.
Just the kind that men forget.
28174.
Mighty Majestic is a wow. 28448.
Ole pal o’ mine. 21061.
Those wedding bells that ring for
you and me. 216138.
While mother sings her
21842.
lullaby.
ee
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
- Rigodons dauphinois. 6453, 9035.
Rigoletto. 7046, 24176, 26776.
Riisager (Knudage):
I en stambog. 27898.
Kierlighed og viin. 28197.
Merk derpaa! 28363.
Riker (Franklin). Seek ye first the
kingdom of God. 16657.
Riker (H. A.):
26775,
Sometimes. 9222.
You’re divine. 9675.
Riker, Brown & Wellington, - inc.
Chorales. 22072.
Riley (Dell) Les’ always be in love.
16002.
Riley (F. O.) Whatta yub gonna tell
your wife. 19343.
Riley (K. D.) Life—because it’s you
just you I love. 28269.
Riley (M. L.) Gwine to
Jesus. 15613.
Riley (Michael) :
I’m that way over you.
Lovin’ baby. 5927.
Rimsky-Korsakoff (N.):
Air de Sadko. 17264.
Chanson de Lewko. 17496.
Chanson du houblon. 17498.
Chanson joyeuse. 17499.
Danse indienne. 17611.
Fantasy on Russian
5183.
Fiaba dello zar saltan.
Snowflakes. 1998.
“Vol du bourdon.
Rinaldi (Anthony)
Rinaldi (Giovanni) :
Bozzetto campestre.
Ritorno dai campi. 23701.
Rinaldo (Joe) You are the captain
of my Ship of love. 4547.
Rinck (J. C. H.) 12 .chorales with
variations. 21245.
Ring (—):
Jumping jack. 28151.
Persian moonlight. 187383.
Ring (Jack):
Aw don’t be
baby. 9824.
Missouri moonlight.
Ring (Justin) :
Buffalo Bill. 263.
Custer’s last fight. 433.
Tennessee, I’m coming home.
work for
5717.
themes.
7881.
4423.
Marcelle. 8538.
22160.
that way—sweet
11292.
DAZ:
ne (Montague) Bagdad. 7453,
Ringer (A.) Weihnachis - album.
29456.
Ringholz (N. A.) Waltz melody in
F. 29432.
et a eR
Ringle (Dave):
Massa-choo-setts. 1338.
That’s like taking you away from
me. 4284.
Ringleben (J.) Uve got my eyes on
you. 19491 (100).
Ringold (W. E.) I stood at the great
divide., 10772.
Ringuet (Leon)
4577 (323).
Processional march.
Rink (Gertrude) What is ° life.
12392.
Rinkens (Wilhelm) :
Blasser tag. 4751.
Nachtwandler. ».6162.
Sturmnacht. 6790.
Suite fiir schtilerorchester. 26542.
Rifon (Fernando) jSi tatita es tan
bueno! 1955.
Rio Rita. 7810, 7827, 8579, 9038, 9039,
9328, 138348, 14587, 15676, 16851,
19466, 21934.
Riordan (John) :
How can I forget? 10660.
Ill forget all the rest. 10721.
Riordan (M. A.):
Apple blossom time. 27134.
I want a pal at my house. 22861.
Your Broadway and mine. 27037.
Riordan (Maureen) :
Apple blossom time. 27134.
I want a pal at my house. 22861.
¥ oar and mine.
27037.
Rioux (Jean) pseud. See Roux-Mar-
tin (Gustave)
Riper (C. K. van)
K.)
Ripley (EF. H.):
Au revoir. 4668.
Song development. 11988.
Rippetoe (Ernest) He keeps my soul.
2HL5O:
Riquet a la houppe.
Ris-ras! 26273.
Risen triumphant.
Risher (A. P.):
Barearolle. 12705.
Blessed is he that considereth the
poor,, 12761.
Bumblebee. 264.
Cantiléna. 12848.
Dreaming. 524.
Give me a heart of calm repose.
15564.
Little cello player. 13724.
Little runaway. 13729.
Little toe dancer. 138731.
Little Volga boatman. 25646.
Long ago. 18749.
" Lullaby. 3601.
Memories. 1359.
Merry day. 16174.
Once upon a time.
Broadway
Van Riper (C.
4039, 6456-6460.
6461.
14107.
2031
INDEX
pt. M1, n. si, v. 24
Risher (A. P.)—Continued.
Song of the drum. 6727, 16760.
Sun of my soul. 29166.
Tarantella. 14601.
Valse marionette. 2302.
Valse melodique. 14752.
Voice of spring. 7069.
Rising sun. 14308.
Riskin (Robert) :
I can’t bear to hear you say good-
bye. 10686.
“What can a poor girl do.
Rissland (Karl) :
Concerto. 19832.
Dawn. 15326.
Fifty classic masterpieces for vio-
lin and piano. 4695, 5899.
Rist (J. S.) Betty Blue. 17387.
Ritchey (G. P.) Possum time in
Dixie. 6868.
Ritchie (J. W.)
girls. 8125.
Ritka btiza-czardas. 28911.
Ritmica (Edizioni musicali) :
12386.
I like the brunette
Dispettucci d’ amore. 13019.
Juventus nova. 13641.
Notte catalana. 23466.
Oh ... Signorine!!! 238501.
Ritscher (W. J. S.):
All through the years. 9757.
April rain. 9791.
Blossom time. 9923.
Jewels of the air. 5730.
Lullaby. 11158.
When I am old. 12400.
Ritte (Th.):
Grauen. 13271.
Nichtliches abenteuer. 14017.
Rittenhouse (George) :
Gethsemane. 3136.
Promises of God. 3988.
World famous Christmas songs.
26981.
Ritter (A. H.)
16277.
Ritter (Elizabeth) :
Hark! that’s Eckener and his ark.
27784.
Man in the moon.
Now I thank you.
Winter and June.
Ritter “Ch - =a)
15308.
Ritter (M. I.):
Christ of the centuries.
Who is Santa? 29523.
Ritter Pasmin. 24783, 26276, 26277.
Ritz (Bernnie) Gilda, I am your
broken hearted Dan. 25065.
Rival poets. 23702.
River, river. 6463, 6464.
Rivera (Vazquez de) See De Rivera
(Vazquez)
My own true love.
8530, 13815. .
16347.
12484.
Dance of the imps.
2843.
Rivero (N. M.)
29082.
Rivers (R. I.)
91382.
Rivier (Jean):
Chant funébre.
Danse. 17610.
Huit poémes. 18835.
Rapsodie. 6419.
38 pastorales. 26279.
Rixner (Jo) Goldene leyer.
Rizzarelli (Sebastiano) :
Cielo @ un tabarin. 10074.
Ninna-nanna zingaresca. 11448.
Rizzi (—) Ineanto. 3410.
Rizzi (Alba) Over the dark, Still si-
lence. 21111.
Rizzi (Alberto) :
Fior di Spagna.
Innamorati. 3414.
Vita spagnola. 4420.
Rizzi (Ambrogio) Automobile.
Rizzi (Augusto)
more. 17632.
Rizzi (Giovanbattista)
(Giovanbattista) :
A gli amici cari. 4578.
Baci di primavera. 4699.
Canto dell’ usignuolo. 295.
Come.sei bella. 4939.
Mamma a cu m’ ’addari. 5956.
Notte ’e neantesemo. 21007.
Saluto di Gioviale, 6534.
Rizzo (A. J.):
I’m coming back on that long, long
trail to you. 55386.
Please come back Kathleen to
Shake that whoopee.
19771.
15587.
3068.
also Rizzo
Dunleary. 6841.
Rizzo (John) In nineteen twenty
seven. 3403. .
Roa (Manuel Sevilla y)
y Roa (Manuel)
Roach (Billy) My school-girl sweet-
heart. 11401.
Roadarmel (John) Yes! there is a
Santa Claus. 17187.
Roadeap (S. G.) American beauty
See Sevilla
rose. 24484.
Roan (F. C.) Our country and our
flag. 8849.
Roane (K. A.) Royal flush stomp.
6503.
If I owned all the
18107.
Roark (H. A.)
world to-night.
Roark (G.):
I truly understand.
My mother’s hands.
Roar (C. Bey
If to-morrow were yesterday.
18111, 18112.
Regrets. 18815.
Roat (C. EH.) music ¢co.:
If to-morrow were yesterday
18111, 18112.
13481.
13990.
2032
Siempre Espafia.
2678. .
Deceive me never
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Irish peasant song. 22948.
Regrets. 18815.
Robbé (W. A.):
Andante. 14811.
Finale. 14311.
Prélude. 14811.
Robben (H. G.) Husband of mine.
5472.
Robbiani (Igino) Romanticismo.
4051.
Robbins (G. C.) Paddling in the
moonlight. 21121.
Robbins (H. E.) There’s One I know.
24062.
Robbins (Mrs. H. E.) There’s One I
know. 24062.
Robbins (Harland) Broken heart.
4802.
Robbins (R. A.) Sweetheart of De-
Molay. 6886.
Robbins (R. M.) Sweetheart of
DeMolay. 6836.
Robbins (Stella) :
Gridiron pep! 226385.
Haskell march. 22666.
Indian national guard. 22982.
Robbins music corp.:
Agitation while dancing. 23,
17258.
Believe me, that’s love. 27380.
Bing bing. 22124.
Blade of mine. 2756.
Blue flame. 7516.
Blue shadows fantasy. 9935.
Broadway melody. 2782.
Burlesque humor. 27291.
Cafeteria jangle. 279.
Carissima. 2811.
Cat’s whiskers.
Charming. 4890.
Continuous motion.
Dark ‘designs. 5003.
Dear one. 5027.
Deserted battlefield. 27500.
Dixon’s (Harold) modern §ar-
rangements of Gilbert and Sul-
livan’s famous songs. 5053.
Dixon’s (Harold) piano pieces
children play. 498.
Dizzy debs. 24848.
Dream boat. 2974.
Fight. 636.
Fioretta. 3069.
For you and me sweetheart.
Free air. 7927.
Gethsemane. 3136.
Harlem twist. 794.
Hop off. 858.
I belong to you. 38275.
I’m such a sap when I’m with you.
25324.
If I had you.
Ivory chips.
Josephita.
7594.
4950.
672.
996.
22963.
1100.
Laurette. 5816.
Lazy rhapsody. 25591.
Let’s hurry. 1197.
Little feller. 8449.
Love boat. 3581.
Love’s first kiss. 1284.
Mastertone guitar method. 11224.
Mayflowers. 3641.
Melancholy. 1354.
Merry countryside. 1376.
Modern satire. 25853.
My kinda love. 3737.
One in the world. 11547.
Pianogram. 23598.
Poor sap. 1723, 23620.
Prayer. 8951.
Promises of God. 3983.
Roll all your troubles.
Roses of red. 4064.
Rubenola. 6505.
Rural revelations.
Sandy Hook. 11818.
Scenic agitato. 9099, 18889.
Serenade picturesque. 4118.
Skater’s waltz. 11938.
Sky blue. 1975.
Sneaking. 1995.
Song of the riveter.
Swagger. 29179.
Tait’s (John) modern method for
the tenor banjo. 12121.
Tick tack toe. 26670.
Two American sketches.
Valse tendre. 4404.
Vamp ’em with rythm. 26766.
Weird agitation. 9539, 19325.
Wild orchids. 9611.
World famous Christmas songs.
26284.
23734.
4183.
3176.
26981.
Wouldn’t I like to have someone
like you. 12506.
You'll play the star part. 27023.
You’re the only one for me. 4568,
9681.
You were meant for me. 4568.
Robel (Bernhardt) Kitty’s waltz.
10980. —
Robero: (Justina) pseud. See Rauber
(H. W.)
Robert (A. E.)
fornia. 9690.
Robert (Mirrio) :
All together. 7351.
For a smile. 3091.
Tipsy noctambulist.
Wave of love. 7117.
You wonderful Cali-
4336.
| Roberto (Carlos) pseud. See Roperts
CO, J.)
Roberton (H. S.):
All in the April evening. 19531.
- Haste, ye soft gales. 801.
Here a solemn fast we
25178.
Highland love song. 20246.
keep.
2033
INDEX
ae nnn ne re a
Roberton (H. 8.)—Continued.
Mavis. 1341.
Where the violets blow. 21888.
Roberts (Bob) And how. 9779.
Roberts (C. J.):
Alberta. 12616.
At the spinet. 4665.
Atilla. 19579, 22052.
Bella zingara. 19689.
Garden of dreams. 5267.
Harlequinade. 10584.
In the village. 5681.
Interlochen. 13559.
Intermezzo. . 6466.
Joie de vivre. 281387.
Manikins. 5961.
Meistersinger von Nitirnberg.
29421.
Moment musical. 28968.
On the volga. 21070, 23527.
Praeludium. 6369.
Progressive rhythmic band music .
folio. 11709.
Sir Galahad. 14433.
Storm King Mountain. 29152.
Strollers. 29647 (225).
Valse Juanita. 12305.
Roberts (D. N.) Northern pines and
you. 14054.
Roberts (HE. Manning) Yes, he is my
man. 14917.
Roberts (EK. W.) Four Girl Reserve
songs. 9044.
Roberts (Earl Marie)
the cathedral. 29003.
Roberts (EHletha) He’s some mother’s
boy just the same. 13310.
Roberts (George) :
Because of you. 22098.
King’s highway. 13656.
Mountain dawn. 8659.
When dawn comes stealing. 4470.
Roberts (H. G.) That’s the day you’ll
understand. 9871.
Roberts (Harry) Old forsaken blues.
Shadows on
16387.
Roberts (J. E.):
Consecration. 17571.
Serenata. 6601.
Roberts (K. A.) pseud. See King (R.
ATG)
Roberts (L. S.):
My old piano and me. 1499.
Oklahoma lullaby. 3848.
Out of the mist. 1654, 1655.
Roberts (M. E.):
Bring my bath towel now. 9960.
My Irish Tillie O. 8690.
Reno town. 23689.
Use your brain child. 24162.
Virginia Dare is ev’rywhere.
24187.
You are not the man of my dreams.
12521:
pt. 1m, n. S., v. 24
Roberts (M. M.) My winged sweet-
heart. 1516.
Roberts (M. N. H.) Wandering
‘round. 26820. >
Roberts (S. E.):
Blue Rose. 7520.
So long Ceylon. 14454.
That’s what you mean to me,
29264.
Roberts (T.) He got better things
for you. 27802.
Roberts (T. C.) jr. You're still my
Maa We red 2 dah
Robertson (D. G.) Fraternity man.
3107.
Robertson (Dick) Those were the
happy days. 4826.
Robertson (Heck):
Arkansas traveler. 27143.
Island unknown. 28096.
Texas wagoner. 29252.
There’s a brown skin girl. 29281.
Robertson (H. A.) Love-pirate. 3586.
Robertson (R. R.) Bluebonnet. 4770.
Robertson (Ruby) Ever love some-
body who didn’t love you. 10367.
Robertson (W. J.) Promise me.
11714.
Robes Pierre & co. 11772.
Robillard -(Raynald) Mason Dixie
moon. 23210.
Robiloff (F. A. Bach-)
Robiloff (EF. A.)
Robin (Leo):
Do I know what I’m doing while
I’m in love. 19929.
Flippity flop. 5225, 15492.
I want to cuddle some cuddlesome
baby. 5610, 27999.
King of Jazzmania.
Ladies of the
20599.
Mightiest matador. 6021.
My lady love. 16264, 18527.
Shoo shoo boogie boo. 21356.
True blue Lou. 6989, 16969.
Robin Redbreast’s testament. 9047.
Robinette (D. J.) My gift to you.
See Bach-
5786.
dance. 5801,
3730.
Robinette (G. H.) My gift to you.
3730.
Robin’s last will. 1817.
Robinson (A. C.) Hollywood the
movies land. 27841.
Robinson (Alexander) :
Better cut that out. 173886.
You aint livin’ right. 12515.
Robinson (Avery):
Swing low. 16858.
Yesterday. 24364.
Robinson (C. C.) Be strong. 19618.
Rob'nson (Charlotte) Snowflakes.
29082.
2034
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Robinson (Chater) :
I don’t think
that. 5489.
Once there was.
Robinson (David) :
Coral land. 4953.
Novelty violin solo. 11481.
Robinson (KE. E.) Dreams and moon-
beams. 535.
Robinson (Elzadie) :
Goin’ south blues. 3158.
Rowdy man blues. 4068.
Robinson (F. E.) Rose of my heart.
we'll touch upon
6254.
26299.
Robinson (F. O.) I am thinking love
of you. S088.
Robinson (G. EH.) American flyer.
9770.
Robinson (Grace) Love ’em and leave
7em. 11116.
Robinson (H. W.):
Father of mercies.
Hear us O Father.
Robinson (Harold W.)
Holy! Holy! Holy!
Robinson (Harry)
mand. 5148.
19491 (66).
19491 (94).
19491 (97).
En lille spraelle-
Robinson (Henry) Somewhere.
14491.
Robinson (Ikey) :
Got butter on it. 27745.
My four reasons. 18517.
Pizen tea blues. 14186.
Ready hokum. 14273.
Rock me mama. 18836.
Rockpile blues. 143814.
With-out a dime. 24358.
You’ve had your way.
Robinson (J. R.):
Annapolis ’30. 27130.
Cinderella’s consolation.
Down home. 138048.
Dreamy Spanish
10286.
Ghost of the St.
10512.
I don’t have to fall asleep to
dream of you. 13395.
I want a little more of you.
19477.
19805.
eyes. 7791,
Louis blues.
‘10789.
If you were my _ sweetheart.
10826.
Innocent eyes. 8276.
Just a couple of railroad men.
28156.
Leave the lovin’ to me. 255938.
Listen baby. 138719.
My! my! my! 8705.
No one in the world but you.
6187.
Oh! how the girls can lurve. 6226.
Oh, what a shape I’m in. 28694.
Photograph of the sweeter half.
14174, 18788, 21153.
Push ’em up Tony. 28869.
R tac ee EWG:
Sweetheart’s holiday. 14588,
16854.
That’s
16905.
That’s where you come in.
21572.
There never will be a melody like
what I’m missin’ now.
16908,
the St. Louis blues. 12184.
Three little Broadway buds.
26666.
Tim O'Reilly. 293803.
Touch me not. 12237.
Under the old crow’s nest. 21700.
What’ll become of me? 7157.
You can’t hold hands in lover’s
lane. 21912.
You’re not the only pebble in the
brook. 12551.
Robinson (James) Girl like you.
25067.
Robinson (Jean) I wouldn’t sell
baby. 22880.
Robinson (K. L.) Chickie. 27353.
Robinson (Kather’ne) Little mother
of mine. 20680.
Robinson (LL. JI.) Faith, hope and
charity. 22498.
Robinson (Lee) Dreams come true.
10284.
Robinson (Louis) If I had Aladdin’s
lamp. 33738.
Robinson (R. W.) ‘That dear little
one street town. 16892.
Robinson Crusoe’s story.
Robison (Abraham) :
I want the whole wide world to
know I love you. 22862.
Nobody but me. 21001.
That plaintive melody. 24033.
Robison (C. J.):
Barnacle Bill the sailor number 3.
23706.
22086.
Chew of tobacco and a little drink.
24712.
Dance down at Jones’s place.
2903.
Down on the old _ plantation.
22407.
Goin’ back to Texas. 3157.
His journey’s end. 3229.
I whistle to my old coon dog.
SH pe
Left my gal in the mountains.
11022, 23054.
Less than that.
Lonesome melody.
Nonsense. 18609.
Nothin’. 26020.
Old Kentucky cabin. 1611.
Open up dem pearly gates for me.
oon.
Peg leg Jack.
25602.
13745, 13746.
8893, 14165.
2035
INDEX
Robison (C. J.)—Continued.
Railroad boomer. 14265.
Return of Barnacle Bill. 11758,
23693.
Sleepy Rio Grande waltz. 11945.
Stuff. 19060.
Sweet Virginia in old Virginia.
23978.
That big rock candy mountain.
12160.
Wanderer’s warning. 4489. °
Went to see my gal last night.
24226.
Why ain’t I got no sweetheart.
24309.
Why did I get married. 2481.
Woman down in Memphis. 19413, .
21878.
Robison (Willard) :
Cottage for sale. 27425.
Don’t you ever be ’fraid to wade
those troubled waters. 17657.
Ploddin’ along. 1719.
Rural revelations. 23734.
Then things blow up like a toy
balloon! 24049.
There is a city. 19167.
Wake up! chill’un,
7088.
Robitschek (Adolf) : -
Das ist der Prater.
wake: up.
5007.
Du bist das mia&rchen meiner
nichte. 24898.
Es herbstelt schon im Wienerwald.
5153.
Gute gelegenheit. 25122.
Hundert jahr is halt zu _ spat.
5466.
Schoner gruss aus Wien. 26338.
Wenn der mond auf das trau-
mende Wien runterlacht. 7138.
Robjohns (Sydney) Sailor dance.
4078.
Robrecht (Carl) :
Backe, backe kuchen.
Blauer himmel. 19667.
Hrstes walzer-potpourri.
Filiessendes gold. . 25019.
Fox trot. 25019.
Foxtrot-potpourri. 20101.
Kleiner walzer. 10982.
Play of the waves. 25019.
Samum. 25019.
Titania. 26677.
Walzer-potpourri.
Zweites
12588.
Robson (R. W.)
23201.
Robson (William)
lude. 16499.
Robyn (E. M.) Naughty baby. 23422.
Rocca (Angelo Monici) See Monici-
Rocca (Angelo).
126, 4702.
10351.
17055.
walzer-potpourri. 12587,
Mariner’s hymn.
Prelude and Post-
pt. I, n. s., v. 24
Roeeca (Lodovico) Epitafi. 3016.
Rocchetti (J.):
Adoration dramatique. 19506.
Protest. 18793.
Scherzino. 18892.
Vigorous defense. 21731.
Roeccisano (Dominick) Roma. 11778.
Roch (lL. J.) St. Viator college
loyalty song. 65381.
Roche (John) My sweet rose of
Shannon. 25950. .
Rochini (Louis) Louisa.
25667.
Rock-a-bye-baby. 289138.
Rockingham castle. 26283.
Rockman (Sidney) Give to the world
the best you have. 22608, 27723. —
Rockwell (C. J.) Break of dawa.
197038.
Rockwell (Julia):
Charm for slumber. 22218.
Thou gazest on the stars. 24077.
Rockwood (R. E.) My daily prayer.
28528.
Rockwood (Roy pseud. See Rockwood
(V. E.)
Rockwood (V. E.): .
Heavenly lullaby. 27815.
Until the dawn. 29375.
Rodd (Frederick) Dreaming of a
little pal way back home. 5103.
Roddick (Chas.) Naughty little lady.
1529.
Roddie (W. S.):
Pirate’s lair. 3948.
Way the world goes round. 4446.
Roddy (Winifred) Brennan’s_ chiv-
alry and triumph. 4797.
Rode (—):
Adagio. 16647, 26344.
Hinleitung und melodie. 26349.
Rode (Pierre) Concerto. 14976 (55).
Rode (W. 8S.) IT’ll keep on dreaming
of you. 13415. .
Rodeheaver (H. A.):
Broken is the seal. 4804.
Call to worship. 4836.
Consolation. 4948. .
Day of God is breaking. 5016.
Eternal King, lead on. 5158.
God is everywhere. 5315.
Gospel in song. 25108.
He cares for me. 22674.
Joy to the world. 28147.
Lord God omnipotent. 5894.
Man of sorrows. 23188.
New songs for service. 6172.
Public school songs no. 1. 21201.
Somebody else needs Him _ too.
6708.
Sunset and evening star. 6804.
Thy word, O Lord, is my delight.
6931.
Waiting. 24196.
2036
ae wes
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
When my life with the tide goes
I LTS. .
Roden (R. F.):
Down by the summer sea. 29647
(52).
Palace of pleasure and _ pride.
14976 (247).
Please leave the gate ajar. 9709
(187).
When the fisids. are white with
eotton. 14976 (386).
Rodenbeck (J. C.) Whoopee fluid.
7213.
Roder (Milan):
Blabber Jack. 19660.
Country fair. 19845.
Dance of the totties.
Dangerous journey.
Fee caprice. 20041.
Furies. 20115.
Lullaby. 207388.
Memories. 13874.
Princess White Deer.
Tears. 6869.
Uncle Remus.
Rodgers (Ella)
you. 3862.
Rodgers (Gladys) :
Allana. 15014.
‘Every one must learn to love.
15447.
Machella. 16103.
Magnolia tree. 16107. :
Oh baby, you know how I feel.
16368.
Pounding the oak. 16492.
This night and you. 16925.
You'll still be the same sweetheart.
17210.
Rodgers (Irene):
450.
4999, 12968.
14243,
14728.
One little hour with
Come, dance with me. 2869.
Down the stream. 5088.
Fairy dream boat. 1381385.
Goldfish swims in my lily pool.
132562 ""
In a rose bower. 28046.
In a sylvan glade. 8243.
Little wood-violet. 25648.
Mischief makers. 20857.
On the roller-coaster. 3857.
Wood-thrush. 26979.
Rodgers (Jimmie):
Blue yodel. 9938, 22148.
Daddy and home. 10142.
Desert blues. 22361.
Everybody does it
7621.
I’m lonely and blue. 10742.
I’m sorry we met. 22828.
My Carolina sunshine girl.
My little lady. 20935.
My old pal. 16276.
Waiting for the train.
You and my old guitar.
in Hawaii.
20911.
7083.
21902.
Rodgers (M. A.):
In the moonlight. 10855.
In the valley of the Yosemite.
18151. .
Rodgers (R. W.) When the twilight
Shadows fall. 24277.
Rodgers (Richard) :
Baby’s awake now. 4691.
I can do wonders with you. 22752.
I love you more than yesterday.
bb27.
It must be heaven.
Me, for“ you.> ... 23220:
My man is on the make. 23381.
Rich man, poor man. 6446.
Ship without a sail. 23812.
Sing. 6658.
Sky city. 23836.
Spring is here. 12035.
Why ean’t I. 7217.
Why do you suppose. 29533.
With a song in my heart. 7230.
You never say yes. 7270.
Yours sincerely. 7298.
Rodgers (Sonny) pseud. See Fowler
(R. W.) .
Rodin (Gil) It’s so good. 18578.
Rodoch (Celedonio Rodriguez) See
Rodriguez (Celedonio)
Rodosky (J. A.) jr. Little girl of my
dreams. 8450.
Rodrigo (Joaquin) :
Romance de la
Francia. 16582.
Serranilla. 16666.
Rodriguez (Celedonio) :
Pavadas. 26150.
Yerno. 26991.
Rodriguez (Cirilo) :
A bailer. 2.
Adelante. 21980.
Emilio Portes Gil. 566.
General F. Angeles. 716.
Mi-ultima noche. 13879.
Rita. 1811.
Rodriguez (D. F.)
Rodriguez (I.):
No seas tonta. 23451.
Palacio de hadas. 23567.
Rodriguez (J.) Cuando mas tranquila
te halles. 22308.
Rodriguez (Maria):
A orillas de una fuente. 12598.
Amame no seas ingrata. 12638.
Hermosa Adelaida. 13328.
Me podras olvidar. 13859.
zPorque lioras? 14218.
Que tienen tus lindos ojos! 14257.
Roe (M. W.) ‘Tow headed laddie of
mine. 26689.
Roeckel (J. L.):
Marching to peace.
She stoops to conquer.
28101.
infantina de
No llores. 28626.
16125.
1945.
INDEX
Roeder (Roif):
Dies und das. 488.
Ersten veilchen. 581.
Grosse kleinigkeiten. 766.
Kleines hiuschen. 1152.
Wo ist die ananas...? 2518.
Rohr (Hugo) Angelina. 9063, 11793.
Roebr, a. g.:
Du bist ein veilchen. 15412.
Eine nacht, ein lied und du..
13086.
Hinmal
13087.
Erst sagen sie ja. 17717.
Ich warte auf die antwort deines
sagt man _ sich adieu.
herzens. 28017.
Ja, im hotel zum paradies...
18178.
Morgen ist morgen und heute ist
HeULE sn er soAg.
Nimm diesen strauss vergissmein-
nicht. 14041.
Tausend schonen, siissen fraw’n.
14608.
Verzeih’ mir und sei wieder gut.
19275.
Warum gehért dein roter mund
nicht mir allein? 294387.
Was der Onkel Doktor sagt.
19308.
Wenn der weisse flieder wieder
bliht. 14812.
Rohbricht (P.):
Sennerin abschied von der alm.
6590.
Sennerin heimkehr nach der alm.
26363 ;
Sennerin sehnsucht nach der alm.
11871, 26364.
Rontgen (Julius) :
Christmas carol. 3857.
Hollandisches volksleben. 3236.
Roese (Theodore) Just a_ song.
18208.
Roeseling (Kaspar) Hausmusik zu
spielen und zu singen. 25151.
Roesgen-Champion (Marguerite)
Aquarelles. 7384, 17810.
Roff (Clemence) Garlands. 3122.
Rogan (J. E.) Is it wrong. 28092.
Rogan (J. Mackenzie-) See Macken-
zie-Rogan (.J.)
Roger Bacon high school. Roger
Bacon high school march and song.
9049.
togers (A. J.) Kitty Carey. 8380.
Rogers (Alice) Cutie-cutie-cute.
10188.
Rogers (Buddy)
Rogers (Carrie)
See Rogers (Charles)
World and its gold.
24350.
Rogers (Charles) My book of broken
dreams. 18504, 23337.
pt. IIt, n.s., v. 24
Rogers (F. J. ) 2024,
23886.
Rogers (George) You are the ee I
love. 9653, 14929.
Rogers (I. 1) I’m leaving my blue-
eyed Joe. 5554.
Rogers (J. L.) Baby-o’-mine. 7439.
Rogers (James H.):
Alla polaeca. 17236 (9).
Ariette. 14976. (12).
As it began to dawn.
Book of organ music.
Busy bee. 27295.
Christ is risen from the dead.
4577 (58).
Emmanuel, 24426 (75).
Fear not O land. 19491 (67).
Gavotte. 14976 (106).
Gypsies are coming. 22642.
I heard the voice of Jesus say.
2589 (127).
Lord is my rock. 4577 (219).
Magnificat in C. 24426 (165).
March of the kewpies. 28386.
Menuet a l’antique. 172386 (262).
Minuet. 28456.
Northern song. 17286 (295).
Nune dimittis in C. 19491 (169).
O ae amiable are Thy dwellings.
27057 (100).
Pavane. 28790.
People that walked in darkness,
14976 (2538). t
Prelude. 14976 (272).
Rondino. 28922.
Russian dance. 28932.
Severance. 4577 (353).
Sevillana. 17236 (865).
Shepherd plays his flute.
Sicilienne. 17236 (873).
Snow is falling. 29081.
Sonatina. 2018, 14498.
Still, still with Thee, 4577 (879).
Tango. 29227.
Tarantelle. 14976 (338).
Tyrolean waltz. 29361.
Valse-fantasie. 17236 (443).
Valse miniature. 17236 (446).
Song of home.
29647 (9).
17236 (52).
29021.
Villanelle. 17236 (450).
Rogers (James Henderson) America
land of the free. 7560.
Rogers (M. Q.) Flowing waters, |
17770.
Rogers (Ralph) :
Roger’s popular style tenor banjo
duets. 18283.
Roger’s popular style tenor banjo
solos. 21258.
Warner’s novelties for tenor
banjo. 2374.
Rogers (Rodney) Chile blues. 24714.
Rogers (T. P.):
My gem of memory. 18518.
Tune that you can whistle. 4378.
2038
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INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Rogers (Thornton) Blue skies can
make you happy. 15163.
Rogers (Velma) Ernestine.
Rogers park music publishers.
is love. 53816.
Rogge (M. L.)
12790.
Rogister (Jean)
la | 1STOMN.
Rogue song.
Rohlf (EH. A. ie
10345.
God
Broad-minded baby.
Quatuor no. 5, en
8590, 28917, 29479.
“Buss as a ‘bee. 15193.
Rohman (H. D.) Dream waltz.
27560. ,
fmord Ys. “172386 (212)
Roi d’Yvetot.
Roi de Paris.
6472, 6982.
2589 (285).
* Rokoko. 16001.
Roland (A. E.) Roland’s memory
lessons. 21254.
Roland (Marc) Trot. 16968.
Roland (Reiny) Schenk’ mir diese
liebesnacht. 16638.
Roland (Ron) Yellow lily, my pas-
sion flower. 4540.
Roland-Manuel (—) See Manuel
(Roland)
Rolander (V. J.)
Rolet (H. M. V.-B. W.):
Sérenhade vénitienne. 4577 (352).
To spring. 4577 (398).
Rolettere (A. C.) Merry Christmas
mother. 28437.
Tunes of yesterday.
Rolf (Ernst) :
Ar for sent att Angra niir det vil
ir gjort. 27071.
Alla seglares vals. 27095.
Alldeles fOr vackert. 27097.
Barndomens hem. 27188.
Emigrantens hemlangtan. 27587.
Folkets park valsen. 27664.
Gramofonvalsen. 27752.
Heja-valsen. 8029.
Ingen. 28083.
Jag minns den
28118.
Jag vet en vacker visa.
Munspelsvalsen. 28513.
Mussolini. 28519.
Nolia mer eller mindre.
Norrlandsvalsen. 28643.
Pa vischan. 28756.
Torparjazzen. 29324.
Vad jag gor, gor jag av kirlek.
29383.
Vin i viken.
Vinga-valsen.
Rolfe (Walter) :
At the skating rink. 12672.
Bootlegger Jim. 17427.
Boy scouts’ hike. 12781.
Buttercup. 268.
Candy-tufts: 27312.
ljuva tiden.
28119.
28640.
29385.
29405.
Clover-bloom. 27389.
Daisies. 27453. e
Dimples. 19925.
Down the boulevard. 19954.
Dream longings. 27553.
Felicity. 3058.
Forget-me-nots. 27673.
Ghost story. 13231.
Goblin dance. 15576.
Home from sechool.. 851.
Hyacinth. 27875.
Idleness. 18099. .
In the swimming pool. 13554.
Jolly burgomaster. 2052y.
June waltz. 10924.
Lady’s delight. 3508.
Larkspur. 1177
Morning breezes. 20885.
Playing Indians. 14191.
Playing soldiers. 14198.
Prairie sunset. 28847.
Roses. 1837.
Sailing regatta. 14347.
Shooting stars. 6631.
Squirrel race. 16796.
Twilight whispers. 16983.
Rolie GC.)
Beware, little girl. 17391.
Happiness, rare show off. 17882.
Taxie! taxie! 19120.
Waiting and watching. 19295.
Rolfs (Hrnst) musikforlags, a. b.:
Ar bestiimt ninting hon g4r och
vintar pa. 27070.
Ar for sent att fingra nar det vil
aE. SjOrte. 2tod
Alla seglares vals. 27095.
Alldeles f6r vackert. 27097.
Barndomens hem. 27188.
Bonnjazz. 27256.
Dansas pa d6stermans brygga.
10161.
Drommande 6gon. 10290.
Du ir min allra sista flamma.
224387.
Hmigrantens hemlangtan. 27587.
Hna du vill men det andra du
skall. 19994.
Finns det flickor ja da finns det
kyssar. 27651.
Forsok med mej. 27663.
Folkets park valsen. 27664.
Giir si lange som det gar. 10482.
Gor de’ samma vad de’ kos tar.
PAM 4
Gramofonvalsen. 27752.
Heja-valsen. 8029.
Hjalmar frin Kalmar. 27833.
I glidje och sorg. 20316.
- Ifran fidren har det kommit .
20437.
Ingen. 28083.
Inte gor de mej natt. 28087.
Ja’ orkar inte de’. 28115.
2039
INDEX
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
eee
Rolfs (Ernst) musikf6rlags, a. b.—
Continued.
Jag minns den Ijuva_ tiden.
28118.
Jag vet en vacker visa. 28119.
Jag vet, vad du vet. 28120.
Kan man kalla fOr kirlek. 20566.
Kom hem till Sally! 10984.
Kom till smorgasbordet! 20590.
Laila. 28226.
Min hjiirterdam. 208538.
Mitt eget blabirsstalle.
Munspelsvalsen. 28513.
Mussolini. 28519.
Niagara. 259838.
Nolla mer eller mindre.
Norrlandsvalsen. 28643.
Pa vischan. 28756.
Samarkand. 28944.
Skérdevalsen. 29065.
Tack for att du kom. 29216.
Torparjazzen. 29324.
Va har du i kikar’n Emanuel?
29382.
Vagor i halvankaren. 19263.
Vad jag gor, gor jag av kirlek.
293838.
Vin i viken. 29385.
11297.
28640.
Var har mamma lart sig det.
21719.
Vem vet ...? 29393.
Vind f6r vag. 12319.
Vinga-valsen. 29405.
Yola. 243868.
Rolfs jubileumsrevy 1928. 25983.
Rollevson (O. C.) Loneliness dreams.
8462.
Rollins (Will) pseud. \See Bransen
(Walter)
Rollinson (T. H.):
Faust. 29647 (77).
Masanuello. 12594 (12).
Night in Spain. 25987.
Overland limited. 12594 (298).
Souvenir of Otay. 12594 (864).
Roloff (Alec) In a spring garden.
5655.
Rolon (José) Trois mélodies. 23711.
Rolseth (Bjarne) Twelve melodious
etudes. 6475.
Rolseth pub. co. Twelve melodious
etudes. 6475.
Roma (Caro):
Angel-cake. 56.
Hush, my baby. 17976.
Knowing your face I'll see a twi-
light wish. 1155.
Love’s in my heart. 18356.
Roma (Frank) Sad story. 1854.
Roma (Valentino) :
3allerina. (456.
Bellezza. 2733.
Notte d’ estate. 28649.
Roma music co.:
Accordion mania. 9715.
Ballerina. 7456.
Bellezza. 2733.
Casarina. 19759.
Fontana. 17773.
Italias waltz. 10893.
Mia bella polka. 16178.
Notte d’ estate. 28649.
Palpiti d’amore. 23571.
Semplicitaéa. 9118.
Tarantella italiana. 26605.
Romagnoli (Ettore) Mistero di Per-
sefone. 28465.
Romagnoli (Mario) :
Fammi dormire. 3044.
Oh! yes it’s some bolony. 6234.
Spaghetti, salamy, boloney from °
over the sea. 12024.
Romance and tragedy in birdland.
6479.
Romano (Arthur)
the moon. 6850.
Romano (Luigi):
Inno dei balilla del Nord America
al Duce d'Italia. 18556.
La Guardia. 23034.
Romano (Matthew) Remember I'll
always love you. 18819.
Romano (Miguel) :
Marche humoristique. 1328.
Pesar. 1689.
Romano (CS. Ff.) “Kloracajpose
Romanticismo. 4051.
Romberg (Sigmund) :
Take me beneath
I’m a daughter of Peru. 25296.
My first love—my last love.
25912.
New moon. 1589, 11440, 14032,
16316.
Nina Rosa. 25998.
Payador. 28792.
Serenade of love. 28993.
There can only be only one for
me. 26643.
Your rose. 27041.
Your smiles, your tears. 29636.
Romeu (Pepe) No me llores. 14044.
Romilli (G.):
Ave Maria. 4678.
Carissima. 2811.
Fioretta. 3069.
Little brown house. 23082.
Roses of red. 4064.
Wash day. 7114.
Romkey (K. E.):
Buddy mine. 27282.
I kinda get a lonesome feelin’,
Bo ber.
Lone: ome home. 23117.
Thanks unto the Lord.
You alone. 19440.
29254.
2040
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
—— SSSSeSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSsSseeee
Romley (T. A.):
Give me my mammy back. 7959.
I found paradise when I found
you. 5491.
Wild wild women. 19398.
Romualdez (Norberto) Progressive
musie series. 16515, 18791.
Ronald (Landon) Sunbeams. 19069.
Roneallo (J. L.) Rivista. 4042.
Ronehini (—) Sicilienne. 11910.
Ronechini (F.) Canto spianato et
Gavotte no. 8. 15214.
Ronde popu aire. 2589 (287).
Rondine. 16524.
Rondo-verlag. G. m. b. H.:
Alles fiir euch. 42.
Am montag ktisse ich die blonde
Hrika. 48.
An der waterkant steht’ ein
fischerhaus. 53.
An der Weser, an der Mosel und
am Rhein. 7369.
Auch die kinder haben sorgen.
88.
Banjo, banjo sing dein lied. 1382.
Bei uns im hinterhaus. 149.
Bei uns um die gedichtniskirche
rum. 150.
Bei’'m kleinen Amanulla. 151.
Beim Rolandseck am_ griinen
Rhein. 152.
Benatzky (Ralph) schlager. 164.
Bitte, sag’ nicht knif zu mir. 187.
Das bist du! 458.
Dies und das. 488.
Ersten veilchen. 581.
Es grtisst der Stephansturm die
Berolina. 583. .
Es ist ein komisches ding um die
liebe. 584.
Friulein Ping-Pong. 679.
Frau ohne sehleier. 15525.
Freut euch des lebens. 688, 5252.
Gott sei dank, heut’ hab’ ich blau
gemacht. 753.
Grosse kleinigkeiten. 766.
Heut’ spielt mein Sebastian. 820.
Ich fahr mit meiner Erika. 980.
Ich kann nicht nein sagen. 982.
Ich sah die Liesbeth im paradies-
bett. 984.
Ich triume jede nacht von Elisa-
beth. 985.
In Bonn am Rhein ‘harrt ein
maédel mein. 1015.
In Rothenburg am bDliitenstrand
der Tauber. 1028.
Keiner wusste, dass Auguste.
1141.
Kleines hituschen. 1152.
Komm’ ins griine, Karoline. 1158.
Komm mit mir nach Venedig.
1159.
2041
Krause mit dem saxophon. 1162,
Lass dem kind den _ luftballon.
1178.
Leb’ wohl mein schatz auf wied-
erseh’n! 1190.
Liebesgefliister. 1205.
Lied der.Bremen. 1208.
Midels, die man liebt. 11169.
Maiermax. 20754.
Mariska. 8547.
Nacht in Kairo. 6161.
Nein, sowas von liebe. 1582.
Onkel Miiller hat ’nen triller.
1644.
Prinzessin Husch. 16513.
Schenk’ mir nur einen tag aus
deinem leben! 1885.
Schlager aus der revue Jetzt oder
nie. 1887.
Schlager aus der revue Offent-
lichkeit ausgeschlossen. 1888.
Schlager aus Die reise durch Ber-
lin in 40 stunden. 1889.
Schlager aus Fiir jeden etwas.
1890..
Schlager aus Zu befehl, schéne
frau. 6554.
Schéne frau, komm’ zu mir heut’
nacht. 1891.
Schénsten augen hat meine frau.
1893.
Sei doch kein frosch, du Keine
krote. 1913. .
Seit wann bliist deine grossmama
posaune. 6587.
Sieben schlager aus Die hotel-
ratte. 9968.
Sleep you well—in die bettges-
tell. 1978.
So’n bisschen franzésisch ist gar
nicht so schwer! 2016.
Siiss singt die geige, gut’ nacht.
2079.
Susi blAst das saxophon. 2096.
Three jazz inspirations. 582.
Von dem zoo bis zu den linden
2348.
Vor Tietz am Alexanderplatz.
2347.
Wann und wo. 2371, 2872.
Wann werden wir uns. wieder-
seh’n? 2378.
Was will die Rosalinde in Binz
und Swinemtinde. 7113.
Wat braucht der Berliner um
gliicklich zu sein. 2377.
Wenn du mich magst, ja, dann
sag’ mir’s beim tango. 2397.
Wer hat denn bloss den hering
- am schlips mir festgemacht.
2399.
Wer hat dich bloss so aufgeklirt,
mein Klirchen? 2400.
- INDEX
Rondo-verlag. G. m. b. H.—Continued.
Wer ist das groésste pumpgenie?
2401.
Wie du ktisst keine. 2494.
Wie kommt die matsch’ge birne
auf den mist? 7225.
Willst du ein Deutscher sein!
2499.
Wir sind schwestern. 2504.
Wo ist'die ananas’. 2 Bore.
Zwei dunkle augen. 2579.
2 Leo Leux-schlager. 1202.
5 revue schlager. 846.
1000 jahre voller liebe mO6cht ich
leben mit der Ursula. 2589.
Ronning (Dorothea) I’m broken
hearted. 27951.
Roobenian (8S. A.) My Armenia.
6091.
Rood (Henry) jr. P. M. B. march.
28754.
Rooke (J. W.) Moorland breezes.
3684
Rooney (Alfred) Along familiar lines.
27104. .
Rooney (H. E.)
reading exercises.
Rooper (J. B.):
Fragment of an old Hindu bazaar
song. 17788.
Three-part sight
4328.
Three Hindustani songs. 6481.
Roosevelt junior high school. Roose-
velt high! 16584.
Root (F. 8.):
Introductory lessons in voice
culture. 12594 (157).
My old Kentucky home. 2589
(230).
Soft floating on the air. 24426
(259).
Root (F. W.):
Introductory lessons in voice cul-
ture. 12594 (157).
My old Kentucky home. 2589
(230).
Soft floating on the air. 24426
(255).
Root (G. F.) Vacant chair. 14745.
Root (R. F.) Just looking around.
8345.
Ropach (Carmelita)
little girl. 15950.
Rope (Melvin) I’m walking the blues
Just the cutest
away. 22834.
Roper (Virginia) Love lore. 18774.
Ropes (A. R.) Country girl. 29647
(39).
Roqué (Julio) Irreverencia. 25450.
Rosa di Saron. 23719.
Rosamunda. 4057.
Rosamunde. 23764, 23765.
Rosas (Juventino) Over the waves.
6289, 6290, 25822.
pt. III, n. s., v. 24
Rosas (Manuel)
ledores. 17817.
Rosas (P. G.):
Anais. 17296.
Como son locas la que se juyen.
17565.
Mazatlan. 18429.
Rosborough (L. B.)
lagoon. 23525.
Rosche (G. F.):
Arrempujenle, va-
On the shadowy
At Christmas time. 29647 (10).
Hiaster joy. 555.
Gloria in excelsis Deo. 29647
(74).
Glories of summer. 3153.
Heil’ge Weihnachtszeit.
Immanuel. 20439.
O little town of Bethlehem. 21027.
Prince of the house of David.
21196.
Sign in the sky. 21365.
There were shepherds. 2188.
Rose (Al) VU never find a pal like
you. 25285.
Rose (B. C.):
Boy, I'll get my man. 4784.
He will come back to me. 13318.
I found myself when I found you,
10705.
That germ called love. 6883.
You will come back to me. 29681.
Rose (Ben) pseud. See Rosen (Ben)
Rose (Bert) pseud. See Rose (B. C.)
Rose (Billy) :
I got a code in my doze. 8111.
I’m ka-razy for you. 3324.
I’ve got a feeling I’m falling. 5599.
20235.
My baby said yes. 3714.
Rose (Bram):
Blue rythm. 4765.
Knight of dreams. 5798.
You'll do. 7266.
Rose (C.) Keep the ball a-rolling.
5775.
Rose (Clarkson) Rose’s (Clarkson)
third concert party album. 9060.
Rose (Fred) :
Any place in Dixie is home, sweet
home to me. 22028.
Birth of a minstrel show. 24595.
Blue days. 4759.
He’s a_ red-hot
22680.
Henpecked Sam. 22696.
Hum a minstrel song.
Tit say ‘so: 22788. ©
I’m always’ grieving for
22802.
Just one more night in the moon-
light. 23007.
Little laddie. 1228.
Little silver-haired
5875.
minstrel fan.
25223.
you.
sweetheart.
2042
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Lucy Jackson’s man. 23162.
Minstrel man’s dream. 23274.
Minstrel strut. 25837.
Oh, how I’m longing for you.
23494.
Old Kentucky lullaby. 26075.
Scandal song. 11831.
She’s just the girl for me. 238796.
Song of the levee. 26474.
Take me back to Tennessee.
24007.
Tender memories. 2151.
That’s why I’m jealous of you.
2172, 12174.
Wait’ll you see the sweetie and
me. 24195.
Who do you miss. 4494.
Rose (Gene) Kewpie. 8369.
Rose (H. D.) Sing me songs of yes-
terday. 9172.
Rose (J. R.) :
Cleburne Rose. 27384.
Why don’t you move to Cleburne,
Texas? 19392.
You can fuss at me woman. 9659.
Rose (John) You can’t sleep in my
bed. 12526.
Rose (Peter de) See De Rose (Peter)
Rose (R. A.) Street of romance.
19057.
Rose (Ralph) jr. Street of romance.
19057.
Rose (Vincent) :
After loving you. 19.
Bubbling over with love. 7549.
Coming from you it’s wonderful.
12918. .
Dance of the babes in the wood.
22322-22324.
Dancing with you. 27463.
Fascinating you. 13144.
Fascinating you-00-00, you’re fasci-
nating me. 7869.
How can I love again after loving
you? 5456, 8076, 13369.
Like a dream. 16026.
Moonlight rendezvous. 20882.
My starlight. 1506, 1507.
Ninon. 28622.
Rhythm of the waves. 14301.
Rolling in the snow. 23710.
She’s a new kind of old-fashioned
girl. 1937, 6619.
Song of the moonbeams. 14505.
Wake up, dream girl. 19301.
When you're counting the stars
alone. 17115, 193869, 21824,
24284, 24285.
You’re my silver lining of love.
12550.
You’re not asking me I’m telling
you. 7276.
2469—30——31
~Rosemon (Juanita)
Rose and the ring. 1016, 1630, 2422,
2569, 23720.
Rose-cocktail. 25860.
Rose de minuit. 1832.
Rose of Jesus (Sister)
Dolorosa. 23928.
Rose vom liebesgarten.
Rosebrook (Leon) India.
Rosefield (J. M.):
Dreamland. 533.
Watching the dawn. 24209.
Rosefield (Romie) See Rosefield (J.
M.)
Stabat Mater
24426 (237).
20476.
Roseman (Rosie) pseud. See Rose-
mann (L. G.)
Rosemann (L. G.) When I’m sad and
lonesome. 29480. .
One day in Pales-
tine. 18671. .
Rosemon (M. J.):
Christmas suggestion book. 17527.
Easter suggestion book. 17696.
Rosemont (W. L.):
Barber. 24548.
Rosemont carnivaland mardi gras.
26302.
Rosemont rollickers. 263803.
Rosemont carnivaland mardi gras:
26302.
Rosen (Ben) Findings is keepings.
24989.
Rosen (Hyman) :
Hangman’s blues. 53881.
Lock step blues. 5881.
Rosen (M. §S.):
Days. 5019.
Opus 2. 21094, 21095.
Rosen (Osear) musie pub. co.
legiate Joe. 2864.
Rosen (Willy):
Erst trinken wir noch eins... !
10349.
Friulein Ping-Pong. 679.
Ich kann nicht nein sagen. 982.
Ich schick’ dir ein paar veilchen.
15818.
Ich trium’ so gern von deinem
reizenden madonnengesicht!
oo00.
Jede kleine frau braucht hin und
wieder einen kuss. 22970.
Kennst du das gefitihl, wenn man
verliebt ist? 25552.
Liebesbriefe. 23063.
Schlager aus die reise durch Ber-
lin in 40 stunden. 1889.
Col-
Was niitzen mir die schdnsten
nelken? 19310.
Wenn du einmal dein herz ver-
schenkst. 12369.
Wenn ein stisses midel triumt.
26850, 26851.
2043
INDEX
pt. HI, n. %, v.24
Rosen aus Florida. 5719-5721, 6558,
7141, 7142, 10612, 11284. 11789,
17075, 18853, 18854, 18860, 18894,
21268.
Rosenbaum (Sam)
Rosenbeck (T. F.)
buddy. 20289.
Rosenbeck studio.
Yo-yo. 19485.
I ain’t got no
I ain’t got no bud-
dy. 20289.
Rosenberg (G. M.)::
Hspanita. 585.
Hail to the bride. 14976 (121).
Maid of honor. 12594 (227).
Monkey on a stick. 24426 (185).
Rosey (George) piano. transcrip-
tions. 1840, 26304.
Rosenberg (Irving):
Bright sun. 24638.
I flew across the great Atlantic.
25260.
I want to make you happy, moth-
er. 253856.
I watched a little flower grow.
28005.
If ‘you can’t make both ends
meat. 25392.
On a. moonlight June _ night.
28712.
Rosenberg (Irving) pseud. See Ro
senberg (Isadore)
Rosenberg (Isadore) :
Here comes Marie. 25179.
Night time is date time for me.
28618.
Rosenberg (Israel) Sheindele and
Sam alein. 29020.
Rosenberg (Louis) Adorable _ one.
15.
Rosenberger (T. H.) It’s heaven any
place if you are there. 22955.
Rosenblatt (Joe) What good are
dreams. 19335.
Rosenblum (S. P.):
Don’t diet. 24857.
Gliding in Hawaiian waters,
25080.
June night and you.
Rosenbluth (Murray):
T’ll say yes—you say yes. 22784.
Sweetie, go an get it. 29208.
Rosenfeld (EH. M.) In the valley
where the blue birds sing. 73810
(78).
Rosenfeld (Milton) Singing fool.
6666.
13617.
Rosenkrans (George) :
Cinderella overture. 368.
Men of metal. 23247. .
U. S. military academy. 26744.
U. S. naval academy. 26745.
Rosenmiiller (Johannes) World,
farewell, thou canst not hold me.
24351.
Rosenson (Jeanette) :
Amorita. 22018.
Happy ending to my dreams.
22654. -
Just say it with love. 238008.
Love ‘neath the bright Spanish
skies. 23151.
When I think of you. 26886.
Rosenthal (Alvin) :
I’m trying to forget. 3333.
When we settle down, we two.
4484.
Rosenthal (Archy)
ale. 24167.
Rosenthal (Harry) :
Paradise lost. 6804.
R. S. V. P. cherie. 28882.
Sing a song in the rain. 1967.
Rosenthal (Heinz) :
Se du hast dich verdndert.
6.
Butterfly. 9980, 9981.
Was macht Herr Kraus heut’
nacht im vorderhaus. 17058.
Rosenthal (Leonard) :
I’m trying to forget. 3333.
When we settle down, we two.
4484,
Rosenthal (Manuel) :
Valse sentiment-
Cing chansons juives. 11790.
Ronsardises. 26292.
Rosenthal (Mildred) I spent a day
in heaven. 15795. e
Rosey (George) pseud. See Rosen-
berg (G. M.)
Rosington (G. C.) Sweet Margue-
rite. 16847.
Roskam (C. H.) If I were to leave
you. 8232. |
Rosoff (Charles) :
Ashes of love. 76, 2664, 4657,
9799, 9800.
Call a Checker cab. 22187.
Here comes the. bride. 3220,
5416.
Just an old love affair. 8835.
14510.
Song you can’t remember.
Sure enuff. 9309.
That old-time gal of mine. 9866.
Two little angels. 12282.
Ross (B. G.) I want you to know.
22867. «
Ross (Ben) Love must have brought
us together. 8487.
Ross (Billy) Baa-baa. 2682.
Ross (C. J.) Sweetest gal in town.
21514.
Ross (BE. A.) So good to me. 21399.
Ross (Hugh) My world. 18573.
Ross (L. P.) Lucky love. 138798.
Ross (Lanny) See Ross (L. P.)
Ross (Nat) In my heart there’s a
pain. 13542.
2044
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Ross (W. B.):
Crimond. 152938.
Rock of ages. 4043.
Rosse (Frederick) Two reveries.
14334.
Rossegger (Mario) Sommeil 4d’en-
fant. 23878.
Rossetti (C.) True gift. 26707.
Rossi (A. F.) Just wondering.
. . SSRs:
Rossi (Emilia) Pleasant agonies.
16484.
Rossi (Enrico) :
Buona pasqua. 2789.
Buone feste. 2790.
Rossi (Ernesto) :
Mandolinista 1928, E-Rossi. 3616.
Piedigrotta 1929-30 E. Rossi.
28808.
Rossi (M. de) Andantino. 6497.
Rossi (S. G. Ietti-) See Ietti-Rossi
(S. G.)
Rossier (I. B.):
Why can I never forget. 7216.
Yellow roses. 14916.
Rossil (Thos.) Florida. 652.
Rossington (J. W.) Aural lessons for
27154.
Oh! sunshine. 6230.
Missa Orbis factor.
senior schools.
Rossini (Bert)
Rossini (Carlo)
28460.
Rossini (G. A.) :
Angelina. 9063, 11798.
Barbier de Séville. 9064.
Diebische elster. 143835.
Ecco ridente in cielo. 14976 (277).
Gazza ladra. 6498.
Semiramis. 1842.
Rossiter (Harold) music co.:
If you’re thinking of me, when
I’m thinking of you. 3380.
Kiddies kabaret. 1148.
Little laddie. 1228.
Love’s paradise. 3591.
Out of a clear sky. 8859.
Roses in the rain. 1838, 6496.
True blue. 2249.
What wouldn’t I do.
Rossiter (Will) :
7159.
Beautiful prom’ girl of mine.
2710.
Everything happens for the best.
20016.
Fascinating compositions for
piano. 24979.
Foot-prints. 3090.
I’m dreaming dreams that never
come true. 3317.
Moon Mullins. 1418.
Today is the morning after. 6953.
Rossman (A. R.):
Polly wants a cracker. 6347.
Sun rise in Galway. 19067.
Rossman (F. A.) Pre-school music.
1734.
Rosumny (Max):
Good-bye sweetheart good-bye.
7438.
I’d come back to you. 893.
Mother dear mine. 1434.
What I need I ain’t been gettin’.
2415, 4464.
Rotary club of Wilmington, Del.
tary, no. 2. 18859.
Rote (D. B.):
Streams from Calvary. 12073.
Take me back. 12124.
Roth (Alfred) :
Alita. 17236 (4).
Amazon. 21964 (3).
As a dream. 17236 (20, 21).
Bacio. 21964 (8).
Berebe. 17236 (41).
Blau aeugelein. 17236 (47).
Bohemienne. 29647 (22).
Brothers in arms. 17236 (57).
Chaconne. 12594 (48).
Country dance. 12594 (60).
Cupid. 21964 (13).
Dear violet. 12594 (68).
Edelweiss. 17236 (112).
Evening breeze. 17236 (128).
Forest concert. 21964 (19).
Frauen Walzer. 17236 (133).
I tipferl. 29647 (97).
Jersey carnival. 29647 (110, 111).
Know’st thou mother what I have
dreamt? 17236 (209).
Ro-
Kolt6 alma. 29647 (123).
Love’s spell. 12594 (212).
Marche aux’ flambeaux. 17236
(241).
Mein Thueringen. 21964 (49).
Merry postillion. 21964 (52).
My fiancée. 17236 (280).
Pansy.) 142386, (321).
Polka des clowns. 12594 (309).
Read the answer in the stars.
17236 (330).
Rustling leaves. 12594 (329).
Salut d’amour. 12594 (331).
Solitude. 12594 (354).
Sorgenlos. 17236 (400).
Souvenir of Strauss. 12594 (363).
Unser Kaiser Friedrich. 29647.
(238).
Roth (C. Hjk
Good ship Bogey Boo.
Kaptain Kuttle. 25544.
Sailor of the sea. 263818.
Roth (M. C.) Jazz-mad. 15914.
Roth (Mildred) When the maple
leaves are falling. 2446.
Roth (Thomas) :
I’m afraid I’m in love with you.
5532.
25100.
2045.
INDEX
pt. m1, n. 9, v. 24
Roth (Thomas)—Continued.
"Twas only a dream. 2268.
Why do you want me now. 2485.
Rothenberg (A. 8S.) Songs heard in
Palestine. 6733.
Rothermel. (G. L.) Memories of the
Susquehanna. 18441.
Rothman (L. F.) Yearning and
dreaming. 7252.
Rothschild (G. L.):
' Blue baby. 15157.
Now and then gal. 163846.
Rothstein (R. S.) I still love you.
27983.
Rothstein (Samuel)-
27555.
Rotter (Fritz):
Augen der liebe seh’ alles so
Dream of love.
sehon-. 27153.
Hatt ich ein ‘bild von dir...
27770.
Ich hab’ ihnen viel zu sagen, sehr
verehrte gnéd’ge frau! 3362.
Komm in die prarie. 10985.
List’ning to the violin. 20664.
Nur einen tag hast du mich reich
gemacht. 26032.
Slip. 6680.
Warum mocht’ man das, was man
hie haben kann? 294389.
Was der Onkel Doktor
19308.
Wenn
26849.
Rouart, Lerolle et cie.:
Airs chantés. 2610.
Apocalypse de Saint Jean.
Au chateau et dans‘le pare.
Berceuse. 15131.
Berceuse ecréole. 24583.
‘Bouquet de printemps. 7531.
Buveurs de Manzanilla. 2791,
75538.
Cancion de Cuna.
Chanson mauresque.
~' Chansons dans la nuit.
Cheila. 15240.
Concert champétre. 17570.
Contes d’ Espagne. 7665.
Cordoue en féte. 2881, 7671.
Danse castillane. 7714.
Danses gothiques. 10165.
David. 461.
Divertissement.
Féte provencale. 3062.
Joyeux forestiers. 22981.
Leyenda mora. 3548.
Messe des pauvres. 11270.
Mosquée. 3691, 8644.
Musette. 16232.
Nonchalante. 16336, 163837.
Nuit sur la baie de Palma.
Pantins dansent. 11604.
Passacaille. 11617.
sagt.
die violine spielt...
4643.
7412.
2805.
2827, 7605.
7606.
15363.
8782.
Plumet du colonel. 16485.
Prélude en tapisserie. 11690.
Printemps. . 16512.
Promenade. 8975.
Quatuor. 8984.
Romance de la infantina de Fran-
cia. 16582.
Serranilla. 16666.
Sonate. 4711.
Tournoi chevaleresque.
Tout ce qui t’a touchée.
4 préludes. 11822.
9412.
16956.
| Roubleff (Inna) :
I’ve never been blue. 25352.
Meditation. 18433. -
There’s one man I love and that’s
you. 9387.
Rougnon (Paul) Intonation—rythme—
style. 1057.
Round table quest. Hail, King
Arthur! 20188.
Rouse (Estelle) Oh! boy, how that
man can love, blues. 28684.
Rousseau (L. J.):
Menuet des lutins. 11261.
Poursuite de Clowns. 11683.
Senteurs de la nu't.. 11872.
Rousseau (Marcel Samuel-) See
Samuel-Rousseau (Marcel)
Roussel (Albert) :
Jazz dans la nuit. 10900.
Prélude. 1843.
Psalm 80. 1749, 14249, 28864.
Sarabande. 18876.
Valse. 1844.
Roux-Martin Mor a Coq a chanté.
406.
Rouyer (J. M.):
All aboard for
24453.
C’est pas grand chose.
Don’t tell on me. 15386.
Fait’s comm’ celui qui n’a rien
vu. 22494,
Faut dir’ merci.
I wonder. 25369.
Maybe yes, maybe no. 28409.
My love dreams true. 28553.
happy town.
22181.
22507.
Nous les hommes. 23468.
Ressemblance. 23690.
Sweetheart, I wonder where you
are. 26575.
Why don’t you let me love you.
24317.
Rovenger (L. W.):
Day with the scouts. 10181.
Just you and I. 20561.
Tango moderne. 24013.
Tender thought. 24021.
Waltz with me. 21755.
Rowan (Sandy) Wandering on. 2370
Rowden (Boyd) Some other girl i.
some other port. 29095.
2046
IN DEX
nos. 1-12, 1929 «
Rowden (Boyd) & Our navy, ine.
Some other girl in some other port.
29095.
Rowden (H. J.)
love, dear. 4567.
Rowe (H. B.):
Girl of my dreams, I love you.
et.
Mockingbird love song.
Rowe (H. 8.) Mother’s lullaby.
Rowe (James) :
He'll be with me. 13308.
In steps of light. 20459.
Marr ed man in trouble. 13842.
Master of the storm. 13847.
One at last. 21075.
Up in glory. 14742.
Rowe (M. V.):
I wish I could forget you in my
dreams. 25365.
Once in a while. 26091.
Texas blues. 26617.
Rowe (Rachel) Memories of you
dear. 25809.
Rowe, Byxbe & Rowe:
Girl of my dreams, I love you.
(cae
Mockingbird love song. 1405.
Rowell (Glenn) :
Daddy’s lullaby. 24787.
Gene and Ford and Glenn folio.
You were made to
1405.
6074.
25055.
Lazy Mary. 25590.
Prayer. 26207.
Tender memories. 2151.
That’s why I’m jealous of you.
2Vi2:
Rowland (Solomon) :
Arsenal at Springfield.
Brook. 24646.
Cardiganshire tunes.
Country dance. 411.
Cradle song. 26339.
Dance measure. 223821.
Dance of the reapers.
Dream song. 24882.
How sweet the moonlight sleeps.
13370.
22035.
24684.
449.
Menuet de concert. 13872.
Requiem. 26256.
Romantie tale. 26288.
Spirit of delight. 16787.
Two songs of the chalutzim.
27184.
Wandering winds. 21760.
Wavelets on the shore. 26829.
Woodland serenade. 2528.
Rowles (Frederick) Magnificat and
Nune dimittis. 25725.
Rowley (Alec) :
All in this pleasant evening.
195382.
Arethusa. 2656.
By the deep: nine! 24657.
Fair Sally. 24972.
Folk-dance suite. 20075, 20076.
Four plainsong settings of the
Magnificat and Nune dimittis.
17786.
From our native land. 7932.
Heaving of the lead. 3211.
Jolly shepherd. 8317.
Jovial sailor. * 8320.
Lack-a-day-me. 8386.
Mermaid. 3662.
Shepherd’s delight. 16688.
Six cameos. 11795.
Swaying blossoms.
Then farewell,
wherry. 4305.
Three Arcadian pictures.
Vocal pavan. 12327.
29181.
my trim-built
16599.
We be three poor mariners. 4449.
When God came a-visiting. 2430.
Rowling eye. 26305.
Roxlo (G. S. de) Impromptu. 9067.
Roy (EH. M.) Carry me back to my
dreams. 4859.
Roy (Edith) I want a girl. 10788.
Roy (Gil) Auction of life. 89.
Roy (Hattie) Oh, dream come true.
1594, 28689.
Roy (Norman) Father’s gifts. 10397.
Royal rogue. 12594 (155).
Rozi (Charlotte) As the years go by.
17318.
Rozniecki (A. J.) Scandalous baby.
16637.
Rozsa (Miklos) Trio. 6978.
Rozsavolgyi (—) Neha ugy felsir,
Csinon Palko, ne menj_ kislany.
20982.
Rozsavolgyi album, Karacsony 1929,
1930. 28927.
Rozsavolgyi és tarsa.:
Amit a jazz-band jatszik
22015.
Bokréta. 19684-19689.
Farkas Ferene dr. notai 1.
GyoOngyvirdg. 277638.
Harminckettes baka vogyok én.
20206.
Ibolyak, lila ibolyak . .. 22881.
Kicsike vigyazzon, egyszer nagy-
20033.
mama lesz... 8873.
Komedias dall, igloi diakok.
20591.
Maga nem a regi. 20750.
Neha’ ugy felsir, Csinon Palko, ne
menj kislany. 20982.
Oly jo az a vasarnap kuirucz noétak.
21062.
Rozsavolgyi album,
1929, 1930. 28927.
Tenor. 12152.
Variations on themes from Car-
men. 21722.
Karacsony
2047
INDEX
Rualten (—):
Maxim’s java. 25782.
Renversée. 9021, 9022.
Rubalcaba (Onofre) Se fué ya vol6.
4107.
Rubank, inc.:
Martinello. 11220.
Modern rhythmic studies for trom-
bone. 6044. *
Old grist mill. 16389.
Rubank melody album. 4071.
Rubank melody band instructor.
21202.
Southern world. 16773.
Wilkinson modern rhythmieces.
17144, 19399.
Rubank melody album. 4071.
Rubank melody band instructor.
2122:
‘Rubbra (Edmund Dunean-)
can-Rubbra (HKdmund)
Ruben (R. D.) All aboard Frisco.
9748.
Rubens (G. F.) :
Believe me. 15122.
Cottage near the clouds. 15279.
Jubilee is the best time of all
15936. |
Keep moving. 15959.
Life is like that. 16022.
Make a fuss over me. 16108.
Manhattanique. 16115.
Ship without a sail. 16692.
Song and two blackouts. 16750.
You’re a lovely thing. 17213.
Rubens (Herbert) :
Country girl. 29647 (39).
Three little maids. 27057 (147).
Rubens (Maurice) Journey’s end.
25500.
Rubens (Maurie) :
I found you. 903.
In Chicago. 28048.
Look in my eyes. 28317.
On the up and up. 28722.
Rubens (Maury):
Baby doll dance. 15084.
I’m in love. 10738 .
Just suppose. 3482.
Loose ankles. 13755.
One night of love. 8837.
Park avenue strut. 3907.
Right man. 16572.
See Dun-
Sweet little mannikin doll. 6820.
Why don’t we? 171387.
Your Broadway and mine. 17223.
Rubens (P. A.):
I love the moon. 18018.
Three little maids. 27057 (147).
Rubesky (James) My style queen
girl. 16290.
Rubin (A. J.) You are the rose of
my roses. 24875.
e pt. III, n. SX, v. 24
Rubin (EH. R.):
Flower of my dreams. 15497.
June roses remind me of you.
28153.
Our own sweet home. 28742.
Rythm of love to you. 26811.
Rubin (G. F.) Lavender and old lace.
159938.
Rubin (Louis)
12437.
Rubinoff (Dave) :
Russian hearts.
Souvenir. 16774.
Rubinstein (A. G.):
Highteen two part songs.
(338).
Exercices de Antoine Rubinstein.
17286 (348).
Kamennoi @strow. 6506.
Where is my vodka. ©
16605.
4577
Lesghinka. 263807.
*Lichtertanz der'braute. 4072.
Melody in F. 1847, 2589 (289),
23729, 29647 (191).
Reve angélique. 2589 (290).
Twilight. 23730.
Vesper bells. 6507.
Rubinstein (Beryl) :
Cuckoo. 22810.
Gavotte. 20128, 22576.
Little match girl. 1281.
Puck. 23646.
Siciliano. 1958.
Song without words. 23901.
Thirty-two piano studies
young fingers. 23731.
Valse. 23732.
Rubio (Ernesto) :
Abajenfias bonitas.
Borrego. 12777.
Carbonero. 12850. -
Carpintero. 12853.
Dicen que me han de wmatar.
13016.
Huacal. 133872.
Malacate. 13808.
Me voy del rancho.
Paleta. 14135.
Pavito real. 14153.
Son costenho. 14494.
Zihautleco. 14968.
Ruby (—):
Loreley. 13759.
Sweet and low. 14570.
Ruby (Carleton) She’s the godess [! ]
of all. 19438.
Ruby (Fauntleroy )
godess [!] of all. 1948.
Ruby (Harry):
Do I know what I am doing?
13024.
Do I know what I’m _ doing?
15369.
Five o’clock girl.
Goodness gracious.
for
12599.
13861.
She’s the
7895, 10422.
27744.
2048
INDEX
nos. 1--12, 1929
Hot and bothered. 27857.
V’ll know and she'll know. 27927.
Just a little glimpse of paradise.
18621, 15941.
Keep your undershirt on, 28191.
Over and over again. 21109.
Reaching for the moon. 28887.
There was nothing else to do.
14651, 16918.
Thinking of you. 12196.
What ‘she says” goes. 14828,
17085. .
What would I care? 29475.
Window cleaners. 4511.
Ruby (Herman):
I'll always be in love with you.
5506.
Were you just pretending.
Rudall, Carte & co., Itd.:
Etude. 13117.
Scherzo. 2058.
Seasons. 9111.
Valse joyeuse.
Rudd (—):
Air de Sadko. 17264.
Automne. 12866.
Carnaval ture. 12852.
Chanson de Lewko. 17496.
Chanson du houblon. 17498.
Chanson joyeuse. 17499.
Dans les steppes de — cen-
29461.
17010.
trale. 17609.
Danse indienne. 17611.
Danse orientale. 17612.
Danse villageoise. 12971.
Deux pigeons. 13011.
Education manquée. 13084.
Espana. 18110.
Intermezzo. 19121.
Rossignol s’est tu... 18858.
Triste est le steppe... 19226.
Ruddell (J. I.) Don’t let my castles
fall. 2965, 27536.
Ruddick (C. F.) Sunny Lou. 16830.
‘Rude (Zella) When blue skies turn
black. 24250.
Rudman (Albert)
moonlight. 21121.
- Rudolf (Eduard) pseud. See Hladisch
(Rudolf)
Rudolf (V. I. S.)
Rudolph (Joe)
25769.
Rudolph (M. A.) If love meant only
heartaches. 15827.
Rudolphi. pseud. See Schraeger (R.
Paddling in the
5892.
25768,
Lonesome.
Mary Della.
N.)
Rudy (lL. C.) Norma.
Ruebush (W. H.)
22643-22645.
Riidinger (Albert) :
Gavotte. 29647 (71).
Geburtstagsmarsch.
26015.
Gypsy winds.
29647 (73).
Kinderlied. 29647 (121).
Melodie. 29647 (89).
Schifers klage. 29647 (196).
Walzer. 29647 (90).
Riidinger (Frederik) :
Gavotte. 29647 (71).
Geburtstagsmarsch. 29647 (73).
Kinderlied. 29647 (121).
Melodie. 29647 (89).
Schafers klage. 29647 (196).
Walzer. 29647 (90).
Riihle (Robert) Musikverlag.:
Im garten Hden. 15837.
Kasperle. 20568.
Petite grotesque.
Riihle & Wendling:
Aufstieg. 91.
Berceuse. 4784.
Blau veilehen. 191.
Ersten doppelgriffe des violinis-
ten. 580.
Fantasie in Es-moll. 24976.
Fantasie uber russische volks-
klainge. 618.
Konzert. 1160.
Liichle, Giaconda. 5805.
Patrouille francaise. 1679.
Perle de l’ océan. 3927.
Rokoko suite. 1824.
Schmiede im walde. 6555.
Schwarzes liebespaar. 6569.
Serenata appassionata. 6608.
Triumphzug. 2248.
Ungarische rhapsodie no. 2 in B
21150.
moll. 2286.
Virtuosa. 26794.
Ruff (R. A.) Momparnaso. 16205.
Ruger (M. H.) While shepherds
watched their flocks by night. 24295.
Ruggieri (Alexander) :
Allegri ballerini. 4615.
Doretta. 5075.
Ruggieri (E. A.) Luntano ’a Napule.
28360.
Ruggieri (Ferdinand) :
Addulurata mamma. 19503.
Cungittina |’ anfirmera. 429.
Ruhl (Ted) U.S. navy band march.
21705.
Ruhnau (H. EH.)
light. 238938.
Ruick (Walter) Java moon.
hantrok * CHW ae)
2589 (305).
Ruiz (Federico) :
Song of the moon-
22968.
Second minuet.
Huye ladron. 20281.
Sefiorita. 213820.
Tierra del Plata. 26671.
Rule- (Bert) Wuzza matter baby.
19426.
Rulison (L. C.) Chorale for organ
27364.
Rulli (Dino) Maruska. 18416.
2049
INDEX
es
Rumball (Vera Hagerman-)
Hagerman-Rumball (Vera)
Rumbaugh (G. H.) By the Lakes of
Killarney. 24658.
Rumford (Katy)
19431.
Rummel (J. EH.) Washington junior
high pep song. 7115.
Rumon. 18862.
Rumsey (C. R.)
Rumsey (Murray)
23753.
Rumshinsky (Murray) Ivan. 28114.
Rumshisky (Murray) Yiddishe blues.
24365.
Rund (Morris) :
See
Yes, I am lonely.
Oh! pal. 11520.
Say it after me.
A shadchin fin iener velt. 19496.
Ellis Island. 10331.
Es macht sich. 15436.
Farshtoisene mamma. 7868.
Gisheft hob ich. 7954.
Im shuldig in eirlich. 8238.
Lamden Rab Sender. 5808.
Moid mit apetit. 8623.
Oif der hetzke. 11523.
Reb akiveh shoichet. 14274.
Shoifor shel mushiach. 11905.
Yingaliss chulem. 26993.
Runde (E. A.) Flying ace.
Runion (G. I.) Oh Sue. 26065.
Runion (M. L.) Ob Sue. 26065.
Runnels (Margaret) Sweet music
brings dreams. 19088.
Runyan (M. G.) Al! aboard Frisco.
9748.
Runyan (W. M.):
Airmen’s hymn.
Blessed Jesus. 24601.
God’s peace. 20154.
God’s wondrous grace. 25089.
In the hollow of His hand. 5676.
Morning is coming. 20886.
Tell me more. 26612. _ -
Thinking of Calvary. 6919.
Rupp (Carl):
Black pigeon wing. 4748.
End of your dreams. 13100.
Love lit hollow. 11124.
656.
27080.
Put on your old red flannels. 1755,
3990.
There’ll come a time for you.
9384.
When you come to the end of your
dreams. 26906.
Rurey (Deo) lLet’s go. 25610.
Rusch (Milton) Vagabond = song.
29386.
Ruscitti (Gabriel) :
Nobody else will do. 21003.
When the one you love loves you
too. 19857.
Rusette (L. E. de) See De Rusette
(L. E.)
pt. 117, n. S, v. 24
Rush (Ford):
Daddy’s lullaby. 24787.
Gene and Ford and Glenn folio.
25055.
Lazy Mary. 25590.
' Prayer. 26207.
Tender memories. 2151.
That’s why I’m jealous of you.
2172.
Rush (H. C.) Father. 22503.
Rush (Jimmy) Would you be happy.
4533.
Rushing (R. B.)
county. 13377.
Rushton (N. T.)
Ruskoski (Grace)
26424.
Russ (Elmo): ;
Argentine dreams. 220382.
Little imp of mischief. 1225.
Russ (Paul) Smile away those bluey
bluey blues. 1989.
Russe (A. W.) Pals.
Russell (Benee) :
Coming from you it’s wonderful.
12918.
Fascinating you. 13144.
Like a dream. 16026.
Rolling in the snow. 23710.
When youw’re counting the stars
alone. 17115, 19869, 21824,
' 24284, 24285,
Youw’re my silver lining of love.
12550.
Russell (Bernard)
lette. 9126.
Russell (C. A.)
9245.
Russell (D. M.) Little lady in blue
1229.
Russell (Edw.) Sun of glory. 2083.
Russell (Kennedy) :
Cornish parson. 10116.
Oft in memory’s garden.
Scavenger. 1884,
Russell (Kennedy) publications:
Cornish parson. 10116.
Oft in momory’s garden. 11505.
Russell (Louis) Trumpet’s prayer.
14707.
Russell (Luis) :
Call of the freaks. 284.
Freakish light blues. 682, 20105.
I’ve got that thing. 961, 22853.
Savoy shout. 1879.
This way out! 14662.
Russell (S. K.) Song that made you
mine.* 21429,
Russell (W. E.) Ill always keep the
rose you gave me. 3294.
Russian folk-songs. 26808.
Russo (F. M.) Piedigrotta F. Mario
Russo, 1929. 23601.
Hurrah for Johnson
Sleep sweet. 9185.
Smile and a song.
21128.
Serenade to Nico-
Song of the well.
11505.
2050
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Russo (Italo) pseud. See Amfitheatrof
(Daniele)
Russo (J. B.):
Morettina. 3687.
Sei tutta mia, bella.
Russo (Philip):
Bimba polacea polka. 15148.
Faustina marzurka. 15472.
I know I have lost you now.
27918.
Russo (Sal):
Some day you'll be sorry. 11969.
Why do you long for tomorrow.
1914.
12466.
Russolo (Antonio) Chimes of St.
Mark. 22234.
Russotto (Leo):
Love’s effervescence. 8494.
Playful puppets. 8927.
Twilight story. 9447.
Rust (—) Gigue. 16648.
Rust (F. W.) Weht in herbst der
wind. . ! 26842, 29455.
Rust (H. E.):
Drifting along and dreaming of
you. 7793.
Drive away your sadness with a
song. T7796.
Ruta (Alberto) Lido. 28267, 28268.
Rutchik (Max): |
Cin-cin-nati. 17529.
I gotta have you. 10708, 15729.
I wouldn’t say positively. 22879.
Keep your overcoat open. 18229,
18230.
Maybe I’m wrong. 18427, 18428.
No other one. 18600.
What do I care. 21789.
Who’s the who. 19384.
Rutenber (G. W.) Except ye abide.
12594 (80).
Ruth (Estelle):
June roses remind me of you.
28153.
Our own sweet home. 28742.
Rythm of love to you. 26311.
Rutherford (G. E.) Tell me little
sweetheart. 2147.
Ruthven (B. L.) Till I heard you say
good-bye. 6937.
Rutland (C. E.)
you my birdie. 12172.
Rutland (Harold):
Rigadoon. 9033.
Siciliana. 11909.
Toceata. 9072.
Rutledge (J. W.):
And you'll notice that she never
asked him why. 9781.
Don’t throw the lamp at your
mother-in-law. 10255.
Everybody’s making
10373.
Girls up to date. 10520.
whoopee.
That’s why I call
Goodbye dobbin,
10554.
I was lonesome when I met you.
10800.
Ione. 10874.
Just Sophie.
Old home town. 11530. —
Out beneath the stars. 11580.
Stay on bloomers. 12051.
Ruyssen (C. A. P.):
Pensée. 1685.
Révolte. 1800.
Rosita. 1841.
Ryan (A. Fil:
Down in dear old Greenwich vil-
lage. 5079.
Her old Spanish shawl.
goodbye beer.
10953.
5414.
Ryan (Ben) If I’m wrong—sue me.
8230.
Ryan (D. T.) Good old U. S. 5836.
Ryan (Gorden) :
Broadway baby. 7548,
That good-night kiss. 12161.
You’re the one I love, dear. 2562.
Ryan (J. J.) Doin’ the frat. 2958.
Ryan (J. W.) Doin’ the frat. 2958.
Ryan (M. E.) Sandman lullabye.
4086. :
Ryan (M. J.) I was fooling you.
22868.
Ryan (Margaret) Waltz with me.
12339, 12340.
Ryan (Wesley)
23905.
Ryan (Winefrid) Spring song of Cali-
fornia. 14526.
4086. -
Sophomore _ strut.
Ryan bros. Sandman lullabye.
Rybner (C.):
Funsters. 17797.
In the magic garden. 18145.
Marche triumphale. 25752.
Rhythmic appassionato. 21241.
Rychlik (C. V.):
Album leaf. 17265.
Andante religioso.
Canzonetta. 17482.
Lullaby. 8507.
Meditation. 8567.
Prelude and fugue.
Recollections. 9014.
Regrets. 9017.
Romance. 18842, 18843.
Serenade. 18911.
Slavonie dance.
Song without words.
Valse caprice. 19265.
Ryckoff (Lalla) Our little American
7374,
18778.
18969.
17265.
cousins. 16425.
Rycroft (Fred) Dear old pipe. 2589
(65).
Ryder (A. H.) All through the night.
2618.
Ryder (Arthur):
By the old mill. 9990.
2051
INDEX
Ryder (Arthur )—Continued.
Gavotte moderne. 10498.
Hills of old New England. 8046.
Réverie-berceuse. 11761.
Song of the breeze. 12000.
Ryder (Henry) Doute. 10262.
Ryder (M. W.) Day dreams. 22341.
Ryle (R. K.) Just wear a smile.
5765.
S. (M. G.) Parade rest. 6302.
S. (R. E.) pseud. See Ryder (Ar-
thur)
S..G8.)":
End of my way. 27598.
Hand in hand. 27775.
Homeland. 27848.
Shall I be forgotten. 29006.
There is a land. 29275.
S. A. B. choir no. 2. 23735.
S. och W. Laila. 28226.
S’Vreneli am Thunersee. 16984.
Saar (L. V.):
Brahmsiana. 22161.
By the lake of the little moon.
4821.
Danse coquette.
Haster. 2991.
Easter dawn. 5126.
Pretty bird. 6383.
Remembrances. 6429.
Rock-a-bye. 23707.
Sicut incensum. 6639.
Song of summer. 6724.
To music. 6949.
Yule-tide. 7296.
Saar (R. W.):
Bachana. 9841.
Moment musical, no. 3. 18898.
Sab (André):
Rhythm on the brain, da, da, da,
dee. 4031.
Uke a melody. 4882.
Saba (Richie) When I think of you.
27465.
21809.
Sabado (S. Q.) You left me lonely.
9665.
Sabato (Joseph de) See De Sabato
(Joseph)
Sabilla (E.°’ S,) Herbert Hoover.
8035.
Sabo (Stephen) :
Dreaming of that June night of
bygone years. 24885.
My dream of dreams came true.
25909.
My Lucky Strike song. 11385.
There’s a melody aringing in my
heart. 26649.
Sacea (F.) I like my bootleg man.
5504.
Sacchini (Antonio) Sonata per il
cembalo. 21414.
Sacco (Anthony) Two little hours.
14724.
pt. II, n. Si, v. Dy
Sacco (J. P.):
Certain senorita. 17493.
Forever with you. 38096.
In no uncertain terms. 18138.
My biggest moment. 28525.
Same old way. 18874.
Wherever you are. 12441.
Why can’t I find my man.
Sacco (Tony)
9598.
Waiting for the twi-
light. 19297.
Sachs (H.) Muzikale prentjes.
13953.
Sack (B. J.) Ad ono. 19501.
Sackheim (S. F.):
Cozy bungalow. 27488.
My sweetie’s sister. 28572.
Sacra rappresentazione di Abram e q@’
Isaac. 1852.
Sacred solos and duets.
Sacred songs. 23736.
Sacred stone. 238787.
Sadko. 17264.
Sadler (Basil)
Sadler’s Wells. 26316.
Sadun (1.) Songe d’amour.
Saenger (Gustav) :
Adagietto and menuetto.
(20).
Agnus Dei. 15145.
Air de ballet. 2589 (4).
Arlésienne. 29647 (21).
Ave Maria. 16642.
Chacone. 12594 (42).
Cingquantaine. 2589 (55).
Dawn of love. 12594 (67).
For Elise. 15113.
Grandmother’s minuet. 12594
(115).
Hark! hark! the lark. 16648.
Joyful summertide. 2589 (141-
143).
Juanita. 29647 (114).
Madrigale. 2589 (185).
Marche. 2589 (148).
Marche religioso. 2589 (190).
Mazurek. 12594 (236).
Melodie in F. 29647 (191).
Norwegian dance. 22636,
On wings of song. 1369.
Orpheus. 18241.
Paloma. 2589 (250).
Pansy. 2589 (2538).
Progressive rhythmic band music
folio. 11709.
Reve angélique. 2589 (290).
Sailor’s song. 12594 (116).
Salut d’ amour. 2589 (802).
Searf dance. 22216.
Snowdrops. 29647 (214).
Songs of Italy. 6734.
Swing song. 23997.
Valsette. 17022, 17023.
Violin school. 29647 (240).
14342.
Juanita. 18198.
9251.
29647
2052)
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Vis'on. 29647 (241).
Waltz in A major. 12787.
Saez (J. V.):
Gianizando. 5288.
Prisionero veterano.
Safety. 18867.
Safford (Hstelle)
aie PG; 7's
Safford (P. S8.):
6394.
When I take the
Get it on the radio. 10505, 15555.
Masquerade. 18421.
Safier (R. E.):
I need some lovin’. 228388.
Red headed baby. 21221.
Sweetheart mine. 21518.
Sage (Ruth) Tulip, you are the girl
of my choice. 6995, 19232.
Sage pub. corp.:
Birmingham. 4746.
Here comes the sunshine. 5417.
I’m rolling around in sunshine.
5567.
Way I’m feel’ng to-day. 7119.
You should know the girl friend.
7278.
Sager (M. G.):
Lindy, the knight of the air.
5854.
Sweet Nancy Lee. 6824.
Sahagian (Y. S.) Sun rays shining.
16829.
Sailor sings. 9079.
Saint Blaise. 6526.
St. Cecilia hymnal.
St. Glair. ( F. Ja):
Fox album of trombone solos.
13198.
Fox peerless brass quartets. 15520.
11810, 11811.
Fox universal folio. 17787.
Naidu. 14019.
Pensive thoughts. 14166.
St. Claire ( Garmon)
eyes. 16927.
St. Gyr Gi: Adis
Could I have known.
Only you. 8848.
wes. Cyr Wish.) =
Dear heart of m’ne. 27481.
Dream girl, Sweetheart of mine.
Zoo.
Love has come.
St. George (G.)
24426 (58).
St. George (May)
24426 (58).
St. John (Marie):
Echo. 5347.
Grandfather sings. 5347.
St. Juste (C. R.) Rhubarb and cus-
tard. 1801.
St. Ledger (Fedora)
away, I’m lonely.
Those lovelight
4962.
28329.
Coronation march.
Coronation march.
Since you went
18955.
Saint-Martin (Léonce de) :
Au couvent. 2674.
Grande porte de Kiev. 3170.
Vol du bourdon. 4423.
St. Patrick’s day prelude. 6529.
Saint-Saéns (C. C.):
Barbares. 4577 (340).
Cloches de la mer. 2589 (291).
Cygne. 16616.
Danse macabre. 1861.
Desir d’amour. 4577 (3841).
Elle. 4577 (342).
Feu céleste. 2589 (292).
Gavotte in E major. 4577 (25).
Jeunesse d’Hereule. 4079.
Lola. 2589 (298).
Mandolinata. 21288.
Marche du couronnement.
(201, 202).
Nocturne. 2589 (294).
Nuit. 2589 (295).
Ouverture d'un
6530.
Prayer. 28938.
Princesse jaune. 28939.
Rossignol. 2589 (296).
Songe. 2589 (297).
Tango. 2589 (298).
Valse lente. 2589 (299).
Saint-Saéns (M. T.):
Cloches de la mer. 2589 (291).
Desir d@’amour. 4577 (341).
Elle. 4577 (342).
Feu céleste. 2589 (292).
Lola. 2589 (293).
Marche du couronnement.
(201, 202).
Nocturne. 2589 (294).
Nuit. 2589 (295).
Rossignol. 2589 (296).
Songe. 2589 (297).
Tango. 2589 (298).
Valse lente. 2589 (299).
St. Servan (G.) Joinville musette.
15931.
St. Viator college. St. Viator college
loyalty song. 6531.
19491
opéra-comique.
19491
St. Viator college loyalty song. 6531.
Saintourens (Théo) Melodia ecanta-
bile. 138871.
Sajewski (W. H.):
Dla starszych dzieci, przy skofie-
zeniu szkoly. 7753.
Dzieh imienin przyjaciela. 5123.
Piesh powitalna. 26178.
Polska krew w nas plynie. 8944.
Stoneczko oczkami jasnemi. 9188.
Spiew przy koficu roku dla matych
“ dzieci. 9268.
Str6j wzuosi pieknos¢. 9291.
Sakellariou (Antonios) :
6082.
6671.
Mparpa ouzos.
Skampaneas.
2053
INDEX
pt. 111, n. &,, v. 24
Sakellariou (Antonios)—Continued. Bureau de poste. 24653.
Sphouggaras. 6754. C’est ¢a l’article de Paris. 4825,
Tagmatarches Belissarion. 6844. 24660.
Sakom (Jakob) Praktische violon- Crest de lamour a: bouteille.
9993. : ‘
C’est ’amour. 2795.
C’est la java. 15197.
cello-schule. 23627.
Salabert (Francis) :
A celle qui part. 15984.
A Montparnasse, a Montparno. oe Tone veered ae: 15198.
2592, 9710. ; ude pas ;
A te! 14985. C’est un béguin... 24664.
C’était une petite blonde. 2796.
Ca m’est 6gal. 24665.
Ca vous fait bien plaisir. 9995.
Cabots qu’aboient. 15202.
Cain. 24666. ;
Calmo meditativo. 17468.
Caméléon. 4837.
Ce que c’est que l’amour. 24702.
Ce sont les femmes quim’ont perdu.
4871. ;
Cerises. 4872, 10030.
Chanson bretonne. 4879.
Chanson d’amour. 10033.
Chanson gothique. 24586.
Chemin de mon ceeur. 15241.
Chevaux de bois. 15242. .
Coeur, une chaumiére. 10087.
Colibri. 4931, 4932.
Comment, disaient-ils. 3513.
Congojas ... 15271.
Coquette. 4951.
Coups de roulis. 413, 24773.
Crépuscule a Oudjda. 15292.
Daisy—Suzy—Rosy. 15303.
Dans la forét. 2913.
Danse des gnomes. 2916.
Danza barbaresca. 15319.
Abstraceions. 9714.
Abuelita. 14989.
Accordéoniste virtuose. 4583.
Agitato al valzer. 14996.
Agitato dramatico. 4598.
Agitato impetuoso. 2604.
Agitato misterioso. 14998.
Aigle. 4599.
Album @’ enfants. 12263, 16972.
Aleala. 9747.
AL, 4 ha... OS. rae ove 5 Ine...
- 9738.
Allegresse. 19535.
Allegretto ben moderato. 24462.
Allegretto poco mosso. 24463.
Allegro. 25024.
Allegro con brio. 24563.
Allegro drammatico. 15018.
Allegro-finale. 9877.
Allegro giocoso. 15020.
Allegro molto moderato.— 4616.
Allegro poco agitato. 15022.
Allo allo chéri. 2620, 4618.
Almiro. 44.
Amargura. 24483.
Amour ga n’a l’ air de rien. 9776.
Andante. 25885.
nn
Andante doloroso. 15037. Danza orientale. 15328.
Andante religioso. 15038. Daxo. 15328, 24812.
Andantino. 20278. Défilé—parade. 24828.
Anita mia. 17303, 24497. Des fleurs. 5035.
Announah! 24500. Deseos de amor. 24838.
Appassionato cantabile. 15052. Déshabillez-vous! 5036, 17638.
Aprés. 9788. Désillusion. 15348.
Artichauts. 73. - Deux chants vénetiens. 16649.
As it were. 2661, 9797. Dialogue dramatique. 10219.
Au bord d’un ruisseau. 2678. Dieux s’amusent. 15352.
Aubade. 3511. Dieux s’éveillent. 15353.
Aube nait. 3512. Diserétement. 24845.
Baceanale. 17341. Divertimento. 26711.
Bacchanale moderne. 15687. Dolce minuetto. 15377.
Bal. 24584. _ Domino noir. 2677.
Barbus. 15101, 24549. Du Fric, 5115.
Barcarolle. 16973. Duo d’amour, 15417.
Barnabé. 15103. Eau 4 la bouche. 557, 15420.
Bavard. 15106. Elefant! elefant! 10319.
Belle au bois dormant. 9888. Hléphants savants. 15424.
Belle Fathma. 15169. Elle attendait. 19989.
Benvenuto Cellini. 24585. Elle est 4 vous. 5140, 24930.
Berceuse. 24582. Esquisse symphonique. 24950.
Boniment de clowns. 15169. Fantome. 3048.
Boston nostalgique. 2772. Femmes que nous aimons. 15476.
Brin d’ Paris. 2780. Feuilles d’automne. 5202.
2054
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INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Fleur d’automne. 3963.
Fleurs cueillies. 16140.
Flor Silvestre. 3082.
Flossie. 24999.
Francais moyen. 25023.
Fréres de lait. 15530.
Frescuras. 25027.
Gaby. 20118.
Gaillarde. 25034.
Gamin de Paris. 3120.
Gavotte. 26712.
Gazza ladra. 6498.
Gigue. 25064.
Groseille. 5361.
Guitarra. 15611, 17869.
Heure du mystére. 2822.
Honolulu. 5446.
Hostellerie de la vertu. 3247,
15687.
Humoresque. 15700, 15701.
Idyle au Siam. 10808.
Il a bouffé des clarinettes.. 10827,
25403.
Tl dansait. 3381.
Il est parti. 5642.
Il fallait y penser. 10828.
aa dito .:. Py. dis... 10829:
Il reviendra. 3382.
Il y a des souvenirs. 10830.
Impérator. 5648.
Insoucianee. 15876.
Intermezzo. 26715.
Introduzione e fuga. 26716.
J’adore ca. 3482.
J’ai peur. 5717.
J’ai une touche. 3435.
Java et java. 25480.
Je cherche une petite place. 15916.
Je m’appelle Flossie. 15917.
Je n’ai jamais le temps. 25483.
Je n’ sais pas fair’ ca. 25484.
Je r’vois Paname. 3442.
Je suis aimé. 20515, 25486.
Je vaiS vous le dire. 3443.
Joli monsieur. 13606.
. Jonque sur le lac. 5788.
Joueur. 38453.
Kreisleriana. 6566, 16650.
La ou BZ S . .20597.
Légende pastorale. 15580.
Lesghinka. 26307.
Loupiots. 11110.
Maestoso pomposo. 16104.
Mais vous étes si jolie. 11177.
Manneken-pis. 3618.
Manteau de fleurs. 25742.
Marche des Catherinettes. 3620.
Marche des Highlanders. 15581.
Marche funébre. 2842.
Marche miniature. 26715.
Marche religieuse. 25749.
Mariette. 1330, 16134, 25757.
Marquesita. 3629.
Maud. 25775.
2055
Mélancolie. 16157.
Military maids. 3667.
Mio padre. 1391.
Moderato semplice. 16199.
Moi j’observe tout. 25855.
Moins de cent-ans. 11300.
Momento rustico. 16204.
Mon cceur est pour toi. 16207.
Mot suffit... 25876.
Mousmée danse. 6077.
Muchachita. 258983.
Muette de Portici. 15074.
Muleteros. 6083.
Nagasaki. 6163.
Ne plus t’aimer. 6167, 11428.
Ne t’en vas pas. 6168.
Nina. 25992.
Nocturne. 5029.
Nuit au Louvre. 3817, 16349.
Nuit embaumée. 26030.
Nuits d’Argentine. 6205.
On est plus léger. 3856.
On n’en parle pas, mais on y pense,
16400.
On n’ me la fait pas. 26087.
On syncope. 11539.
On y reviendra. 11542.
Orgue dels cavallets. 11566.
Orientale. 26117.
Paganini. 3894.
Papitou. 26139.
Parade. 16442.
Paris. 16447, 16448.
Pastorale, 15695.
Pastorale d’Auvergne. 26147.
Pastorale de Savoie. 26148.
Patrouille japonaise. 6310.
Paysage sentimental. 26152.
Perdon! 16464.
Petit peu tot. 21149.
Petite femme dans un grand lif.
11637.
Petite Guiguite. 11638.
Petites femmes de Montparnasse.
16468.
Petites sockettes. 11639.
Peuple ne sait pas. 11642.
Pingo mio. 3945, 6331.
Pizzicato misterioso. 16481.
Polichinelle. 26192.
Polka de Vequilibrista. 11672.
Por tu culpa. 6360, 16489.
Pouét! pouet. 6366.
Pour aller voir le feu d’artifice.
11682.
Pourquoi l’on vous adore. 16493,
16494.
Prélude. 24450.
Presto agitato. 2717.
Promenade du soir. 16517.
Pythonisse. 16528.
Quand on aime. 11724.
Quand une jolie femme. 11726.
Quasi adagio. 10540.
INDEX
Salabert (Francis)—Continued.
Quiétude. 16531. —
Rapprochement Franco Allemand.
11742.
Rapsodie juive. 4008.
Rapsodie roumaine.
Récitativo—fantasia.
Retour. 4025.
Réve. 4027, 26261.
Réve de fée. 1798.
Rigaudon. 26269.
Rio Ozama. 16573.
Romance en mi. 4049.
Ronde. 3963.
Rondo. 25887.
Rose Paris. 16593, 26301.
S’ils en avaient. 16608.
Sa valse. 6517.
Sarabande. 16625.
Scéne militaire. 9098.
Scherzo. 5191, 26717.
Sefior Juez. 4110.
Sérénade. 11005, 26365.
Sérénade 4 Mabel. 15582.
26235.
26243.
Sérénade aux étoiles. 16659.
Shéhérazade. 6627, 6628.
Si je n’avais pas vu tes yeux.
16698.
Simplicité. 167038.
Souvenir. 16775.
Symphonie en fa. 16861-16864.
Symphonie espagnole. 3514-3518.
Symphonie Jescarpolette. 3702-—
. 3705.
T’amo! 16868.
Tambourin. 16535.
Temps des cerises. . 12149.
Terrassa i la musica militar.
1215.
Ton nom. 16949.
Tous les maitres du piano. 4354.
Trop petit, trop grand. 6986.
Tu veux savoir. 4871, 4372.
Tumult desvetlla recorts. 12267.
Valse noble. 26759.
Vénézuéla. 12312.
Veni pebeta ... 4409.
Vie est belle. 17029.
Vieilles maisons. 17030.
Vieja herida. 7054.
Voici des roses. 2739.
Voici que le printemps ... 4422.
Vous étes trés parisienne. 7071.
Youp! youp! youp! 12564.
Zacharie. 7297.
1°" allegretto grazioso. 21959.
1°" allegro moderato. 17231.
2°. allegretto grazioso. 21960.
2™° allegro moderato. 21961.
39° recueil Francis Salabert. 7309.
Salama (Andrew)
mas eve. 26889,
Shepherds’ Christ-
pt. TI, n. §., v. 24
Salant (Theodore) :
Roses in June. 143832.
You're the sweetest little girl to
me. 14950. ;
Salazar (Carlos) Parati. 28771.
Salemme (Adolfo) :
Canzuncella ’e verita. 7580.
Simmo Napulitane. 11917.
Turmiente ’e nnammurate.
Salisbury (Charlotte) :
Cry-baby. 24776.
Don’t be surprised. 24856.
Lazy lane. 23049.
Little fiddler. 25632.
Mem’ries of schooldays and home.
25813. .
My rag doll. 23397.
When the day is ended, dear, I
love you so. 26895.
Whose sweet patootie is
26938.
Salisbury (H. H.):
Mother’s lullaby. 6073.
My Alpine yodling sweetheart.
6089.
9438.
700.
Salisbury
12204.
Salkeld (Ruth) I remember.
Salley (F. U.) Louisiana.
Sally in our alley. 21284.
| Salmhofer (Franz) Flohlied und
standehen. 10434.
Salomon (C. J.):
Ill never roam. 18014.
My love story to you.
Salta (Menotti) :
Ballad. 12700, 12701.
Hungarian welcome. 13374.
Love theme. 5917, 5918.
Oriental fantasy. 6273.
Rain of butterflies. 14267.
Serenata Rumena. 1922.
You left a broken heart.
Salter (M. T.)
(Leonard ) Thoughts.
10765.
18340.
13984.
29608.
Fair white flower.
29647 (61).
Salter (Sunimer) :
Conqueror. 12925.
Danny boy. 19883.
Kashmiri song. 20567.
Linden Lea. 20656.
Sunbeams. 19069.
Tommy, lad. 21644.
Saltimbanques (Les) 2589 (301).
Saltman (P. BE.) Ship ahoy! 1950.
Saltman (Phil) Rhythmic fantasy.
6445.
Saltzer (Andrew) Leona. 8407, 20632.
Salusbury (F. G. H.) Egg song. 5134.
Salvation army, inc.:
All hail the power. 27084.
Evangel. .27614.
His name. 15666.
It came upon the midnight clear.
27084.
- le ne
— eed eS
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
8582.
6173.
town
Memories.
Newark I.
O little
27084.
Rock of ages. 1819.
Till vapen. 69389.
Worcester march. 2525.
Salvation army brass band journal.
4081-4083, 9088, 9084, 14351, 16621,
23742, 26324.
Salvation army instrumental albums.
11814, 11815, 14852, 14853.
Salvation soloist. 14854.
Salvationist pub. & supplies, ltd.
Musical salvationist. 1451, 6085,
6086, 8668, 11346, 18949, 16234,
18496, 20903, 23327, 25897, 28517.
Salvation army brass band jour-
nal. 4081-4083, 9083, 9084,
14351, 16620, 16621, 23742, 26324.
Salvation army instrumental al-
of Bethlehem.
bums. 11814, 11815, 14852,
14353.
_ Salvationist soloist. 14354.
Salvator Rosa. 1864.
Salvatore (George) Our Fiorella.
18689.
Salvatore (J. A.) Song of Italy.
11996.
Salvatore( Pasquale) Broken hearted
mother. 4803.
Salvaty (Oldrick) Charming little
girl of love. 22219.
Salver (Béla) :
Egyszer voltam a balban. 19980.
Holdsugar. 20257.
Salvesen (Otto) Were I once again
her pal. 26852. a
Salvi (Joseph de) See De Salvi
(Joseph)
Salzedo (Carlos) :
Harpist’s daily dozen. 10587.
Method for the harp. 16177.
Salzer (Gustave):
Love’s golden dreams are past.
14976 (195).
Old Limerick town.
207).
Sam Bass. 1865.
Samar (Alan)
26175.
Samaritana. 21285.
Samazeuilh (Gustave) :
Andante. 5190.
Nocturne. 12694.
Samberg (Benjamin) :
Bowery bum. 9949.
24426 (206,
Piéce fantastique.
Happy -go-lucky boy. 20199,
22655.
Hobo’s paradise. 17933.
I bought some chewing gum.
888.
In 1492. 3409.
John the drunkard. 18193.
Oh what a thrill. 14087.
Sweet violets. 2109.
That Cleveland hospital disaster.
14615.
That phoney boloney. 2162.
Sambin (V) A fond de train. 15979.
Samehtini (Maurice) :
Drama at the ball. 18054.
Rustie scene. 14339.
Saminsky (Lazare):
By the rivers of Babylon. 27300.
Holyday services. 15675.
King Saul. 28208.
Sabbath morning service. 9075,
143841.
Sammartini (Giuseppe) Sonate.
23748.
Sammartino (Peter) Oh, Alpha phi
delta. 18631.
Sammons (Albert)
and Gipsy dance.
Sampson (W. H.)
24127.
Samsel (W. J.) Wi’ a hundred pipers.
24318.
Samson (N. D.)
you. 22818.
Samuel-Rousseau (Marcel)
et ronde. 322.
Samuels (Edmond) :
Cat and the canary. 10024.
Cheerio. 10045.
Dream girl. 10270.
I wanted the moon.
Just taste those lips.
Oh Peggy. 11521.
When the stars come out.
Roumanian air
16597.
Trusting Jesus.
I’m lonely for only
Chanson
10798.
10954.
12422.
Samuels (Frank) Silvery Susque-
hanna. 6649.
Samuels (Milton) Sweet Liza. 6822.
Samuels (W. G.):
Chureh around the corner. 2849.
Cin-cin-nati. 17529.
Crescent moon. 421.
I gotta have you.
15729.
I would’nt say positively. 22879.
Keep your overcoat open. 18229,
18230.
Maybe I’m wrong. 18427, 18428.
No other one. 18600.
Raggedy Pete. 8993.
Stay a little while.
Up with the sun. 24161.
Way up to heaven. 9529.
What do I care. 193834, 21789.
Who’s the who. 193884.
Samuelson (HE. J.) Svea.
Samuelson (Raymond)
tique. 20630.
Sanborn (H. M.):
Bye-lo-land. 9992.
Swinging. 12115.
8114, 10708,
6778.
9310.
Lento roman-
2057
INDEX
pt. IT, n. S., v. 24
Sanborn (H. M.)—Continued.
Twilight dream. 12275.
When summer days have flown.
12414.
Sanchez (Oscar) :
Dreaming dreams away. 530.
Missing you so. 13898.
Sanchez (S.) Al anis ;Por qué bebo?
12618.
Sanctuary (EH. N.)
18380.
Sand (Albert) :
Happy song. 8007.
Society march. 18985.
Song of the air. 9234.
Sandberg (Sven-Olof) :
Bruten ros. 27281.
S. O. S.-valsen. 9073.
Sandell (Emrik) I geviar!
Sanders (Alma):
House boat on the Styx. 867.
My heaven. 1478.
Red River. 1788.
Soul mates. 2039.
You’ve got to know just how to
make love. 7284.
Sanders (EF. W.) Sailing for Scotia.
11807.
Sanders (G. H.) :
Dawning day. 27478.
Puck’s pranks. 6403.
Sanders (Herbert) To us a child of
royal birth. 24101.
Sanders (J. L.):
Little feller. 8449.
What a girl! What a night!
Sanders (Jack) :
Sweethearts of yesterday. 29202.
Tonight in our garden of love.
29318.
Sanders (Joe) :
Got a great big date.
Harold Teen. 79%.
My dear. 8679,
13964, 16244,
23348.
Take me. 26594.
Tennessee lazy. 16887.
We love us. 29453.
Sanders (Troy) Cruz
27442.
Sanders (Zeke) Elmer.
Sanderson (Wilfrid) :
In faney dress. 33894.
Moorings. 11317.
Songs of homage. 4184.
Troll the bowl. 9427.
Sandford (R. Y.):
Star of Alaska. 23925.
Where water-lillies grow. 29510.
Sandler (J. K.) Hili, Hili, why hast
Thou forsaken me? 22450.
Sandmann (K.) Cantus—firmus—
praeludien. 298, 17480.
Macedonian eall.
10706.
2407.
17857.
11357, 11358,
16245, 18511,
de Mayo.
10332.
Sandor (Jeno) :
Bura sanyi notaja. 587.
Csak egy sz4l viragot ... 19857,
19858.
Cs6, esd, cs6, C86... 19857.
Eszedbe jutok-e néha. 587.
Nota a szerelemrol. 2331.
Vissza jottem érted. 2331.
Sandoval (EH. G.):
Amor del Chano. 27120.
En vano sufro. 27591.
Huateque. 27869.
Me cayi. 28411.
Nicolasa. 28607.
Piedrecita de] camino. 28809:
Yndita. 29598.
Sandow (S. G.) Prize fight dance.
8972.
Sandrey (Elton) Tribute to radio.
26695.
Sands (H. F.) Baby mine. 4688.
Sandvold. (Arild) :
Du grénne glitrende tre. 15414.
Introduktion og Passacaglia.
15880.
Sandwell (Haydn) Scherzo nuptiale.
9102. ‘
Sanford (Amelia) Ship of dreams.
16691.
Sanford (H. C.):
Atwater Kent mid-week program.
22053.
We are the blades. 19317.
Sanford (Harold) :
* Autumn frolics. 7420.
Twilight. 7005.
Sangster (A. C.) California lullaby.
22185.
Sangster (D. H.) California lullaby.
22185.
Sankey (G. V.):
Best endeavor hymns. 17236 (48).
Bring them in. 21964 (9).
For the tempted, Lord, we pray.
21964 (18). .
Gospel story. 21964 (23).
Grand old ship of Zion.
(25).
He'll wipe away all tears. 21964.
(27).
He reigns evermore. 21964 (28).
He Who safely keepeth. 21964
(29).
Hymn for the New Year.
(169).
I come, O gracious Lord. 21964
(31).
It shall be well with thee.
(108).
Lend a helping hand. 21964 (88).
Let the blessed Saviour in. 21964
(39). .
Lift them up. 21964 (48).
Look not behind thee. 21964 (44).
21964
17236
29647.
2058
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Lord’s day hymn. 21964 (45).
O let us be endeavorers. 14976
(228).
O welcome hour of prayer. 21964
(53).
On Calvary. 21964 (54).
One offer of salvation. 21964 (55).
Stand for the right. 21964 (66).
There is joy in my soul. 21964
(71).
What a friend we have. 21964
(79).
When the shadows flee away.
21964 (80).
Work and pray. 21964 (81).
Young people’s songs of praise.
17236 (491).
Sankey (I. A.):
Bring them in. 21964 (9).
It shall be well with thee.
(108). .
Lift them up. 21964 (48).
Stand for the right. 21964 (66).
There is joy in my soul. 21964
CEI);
Sankey (I. D.):
Best endeavor hymns. 17236 (43).
For the tempted, Lord, we pray.
21964 (18).
Gospel story. 21964 (23).
29647
Grand old ship of Zion. 21964
(25).
He’ll wipe away all tears. 21964
(Ai):
He reigns evermore. 21964 (28).
He Who safely keepeth. 21964
(29).
Hymn for the New Year. 17236
(169).
I come, O gracious Lord. 21964
(31).
Lend a helping hand. 21964 (388).
Let the blessed Saviour in. 21964
(39).
Look not behind thee. 21964 (44).
Lord’s day hymn. 21964 (45).
O let us be endeavorers. 14976
(228).
O welcome hour of prayer.
(53).
On Calvary. 21964 (54).
One offer of salvation. 21964 (55).
21964
What a friend we have. 21964
(79).
When the shadows flee away.
21964 (80).
Work and pray. 21964 (81).
Young people’s songs of praise.
17236 (491).
Sannella (Andy):
Grins and giggles.
Leap frog. 8401.
Mistinguette. 8614.
Valse felice. 9475.
7987.
2469—30——32
Sansone (C. L.):
Lorita. 1261.
Patiently. 1677.
Sansoni (Luigi):
Blues dello tzigano. 211.
Catalogna. 315.
Miao! 0.9, ‘miale ! 46) yz.
Parrucche bianche. 1676.
Sans-Souci (Gertrude) See Toomey
(G. S. 8S.)
Sant (A. G.) Brown roads, yes, brown
roads. 27279.
Santa Lucia. 6538.
Santander (Manuel) Tuvo corazon.
7003.
Santaniello (Pasquale) O cielo scur-
ato. 8784, 21021.
Santarello (Madeline) Homage to
Rodolfo Valentino. 179387.
Santasiere (A. HE.) Oh, how I wonder.
18637.
Santibaniez (J. M.) Russiana. 21275,
Santis (Alberto de) Inno universale
fascista. 3416, 13557.
Santly (J. H.):
Are you really mine. 12661, 17311.
Since I made a business of love.
26408.
Santly bros., inc.:
Are you really mine.
Before an open fireplace. 19631.
Beside an open fireplace. 22115.
By the dreamy shores of Hawaii.
QOL.
Cin-cin-nati. 17529.
Cuttin’ out paper dolls. 24782.
Dancing dominoes. 15312, 22328.
End of your dreams. 13100.
Finesse. 7886, 138162.
Forgotten melody. 20088.
Gambler’s blues. 27695.
Gone. 25096.
Honeysuckle rose. 20262, 25204.
I ean get it for you wholesale.
8092, 13387.
I didn’t mean it. 10693.
I got a code in my doze. 8111.
I’m referin’ just to her ’n me.
12661, 17311.
8165, 10747.
I’ve got a feeling I’m falling.
5599, 8202.
I’ve got a new love affair. 22852.
Just another kiss. 5754, 8336.
Lonely troubadour. 16058, 20695.
Lookin’ good but feelin’ bad.
23427.
Miss you. 6034, 13906.
Moonlight on the Mississippi.
11315.
My fate is in your hands. 20916,
> Base:
Next to myself I want you. 8753.
No wonder. 23454. ’
Now I believe in dreams. 23471.
2059
INDEX
Santly bros., inc.—Continued.
On a summery night. 6247, 8826.
On the road to Rainbow Bay.
23524.
Since I made a business of love.
26408.
Sweetheart’s holiday. 14588,
16854
Take me. 26594.
That’s where you come in. 16908,
PASTOR
Thousand miles apart. 12206,
PACHA
To be in love. 6947, 12223.
Two little angels. 12282.
Walking in the dark. 19308.
When you come to the end of your
dreams. 26906.
You gotta get goin!
Zonky. 21957, 24428.
Santly music pub. co., ine. I got a code
in by doze. 3287.
Santo (Carmine Di) Quann’é sincero
’7ammore. 23654.
Santoliquido (Francesco) :
Aria antica. 15054.
Chiarita lunare. 27352.
Santoro (Carl):
Come back. 4936, 10095.
Down by the old Mississippi.
17203.
10263.
Waiting. 4481.
Santos (Don) Magic moonlight.
‘300.
Santos (Don) pub. co., inc:
Amoco folio. 27119.
Eckhard violin method for class
teaching. 24913.
Faust. 25109.
First thought in
chords. 10421.
Jungle dance. 25505.
Nifty folio. 28608.
Premier tenor banjo
8963.
Priscilla. 28860.
Rusty frets. 26310.
Santos improvising and filling in.
11820.
Santos master Hawaiian guitar
method. 28951.
Wanakah folio. 29482.
Santos (Hmilio de los):
tenor banjo
method.
It reminds me. 5702.
Maybe. 5987.
My happy days of long ago.
11370:
That is why I feel blue. 24028.
Santos (Pablo) My evening star.
16252-16254.
Sanz (Gaspar):
Folias.. 7909.
Gallardas. 7939.
Pavanas: 8886.
pt. II, n. S., v. 24
Saporetti e Cappelli casa editrice mu-
sicale: |
Bimbe d’ America. 2747.
Fiorella. 138164.
Jungla. 15940.
Nido. 3788:
Non dirmi no!
Sarabia (L. G.)
Sarantis (P. J.):
Don’t depend on a man. 13038.
Just me, love and you. 18632.
23458.
Ole! lo fino!! 8822.
ns lpn ntl
Smile. 1986.
With you and a dreamy melody.
2511.
Sarasate (Pablo de) Spanish dance. .
2046.
Sarason (Aban) Hverything happens
for the best. 20016. .
Sarati le Terrible. 1869-1876.
Sarault (L. A.):
Fate of a broken heart. 13148.
I feel lonesome when I’m alone.
13399. .
Sarazen (Paul) What I ask for my
little boy. 14824.
Sardo (Giuseppe or Joseph):
Fiamma del mio cuore. 5208.
Sorrisi di gioventu. 4188.
Sardoni (Lawrence) Stepping stones
to violin playing. 6780, 6781.
Sarentine (Andy) What a wonderful
day. 29466.
Saresin (Phil.) What’s the use of
loving you. 26873.
Sargeant (Winthrop)
dance. 8972.
Sargent (S. H.):
Isle of the Indias. 10878.
Léone. 1192, 20633.
Sargino. 11821.
Sario (Sam):
Good morning professor.
Tell me that you care.
Sarony (Leslie) :
Diddy-om-bom-bom. 10225.
Get up nice and early. 17812.
I lift up my finger. 10715, 18007,
208238.
Prize fight
746.
6872.
That’s my fascination. 19156.
Sarson (May) Silver ball. 9150.
Sarti (Giuseppe) Sonata. 14358.
Sartori (A.) Grand fantasia. 17236
(156). .
Sartori (Hlsie) Grand fantasia.
17236 (156).
Sartorio (Arnoldo):
Auf fliigeln des gesanges. 9709
(154).
Barcarole. 9709: (18).
Freundschaftsklinge. 9709 - (70).
Heitere gondelfahrt. 9709 (102).
Love’s oracle. 9709 (141).
Muntere burschen. 9709 (156).
Murmuring brooklet. 9709 (157).
2060
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
One hundred melodic studies.
28955.
Polonaise. 9709 (189).
Serenade. 9709 (211).
Tapfer voran marsch. 9709 (282).
Trauermarsch. 9709 (242).
Wiegenlied. 9709 (260).
Sarvello (Philip) :
Since I lost you. 6652.
Won’t you please come _ back?
7238.
Sas (Naci) Sas Naci ndétéiinak III.
sorozata. 21294.
Sassmannshausen 150th
psalm. 7310.
Satie (Hrik):
Cing grimaces.
Danses gothiques.
Messe des pauvres. 11270.
Pantins dansent. 11604.
Passacaille. 11617.
Prélude en tapisserie.
4 préludes. 11822.
Satter (Gustav) Spinner.
Satterfield (Tom):
High up on a hill-top. 8383.
I’m sorry Sally. 941.
Satz (Ludwig) Mazel tov. 1346.
Sauer (Carl):
Andante in G. 17299.
Babillarde. 74385.
Gondoliers’ song.
Kayser violin studies.
Moment musical. 18897.
Serenata. 11879.
Sauer (Robert) :
Hot dogs. 868.
My mountain home _ so
20950.
When it’s springtime in
Rockies. 9559.
Sauguet (Henri):
Berceuse créole.
David. 461.
Plumet du colonel.
Saunders (Dick)
D.)
Saunders (J. W.):
If we could just be sweethearts
again. 28026.
My mother. 20946.
Saunders (M. CC.)
27519.
Saunders (R. D.):
Brook. 27277.
Christmas carol.
Morn. 28485.
My Xmas card. 3766,
Rainbow’s end. 4006.
(Walter )
23746.
10165.
11690.
29130.
10547.
8365.
dear.
the
24583.
16485.
See Saunders (R.
Disappointed.
27369.
Sketches from the studio. 16714.
Solitude. 6699.
Saunders (R. 8.) Black cat. 17236
(46).
Saunders (W. P.)
(Richard) jr.
27369.
Saunders Christmas
earol.
Grieving for you.
7986.
Sauvrezis (A.) :
En vain d’ un voile épais.
Notations d’ été. 8773.
Savage (Ford) Kisses. 10976.
Savage (Guy H.) jr.:
Just smile. 25530.
When you _ lose
14857.
Savage (Helen) It’s bad for
soul. 18174, 25465.
Savino (Domenico) :
At the market. 15068.
Constant love. 12927.
Dear one. 5027.
Festive hour. 27648.
Gay and wistful. 10494.
I belong to you. 3275.
Intermezzo sinfonico. 22940.
One in the world. 11547.
Romanza. 26290.
Savoy community medley. 9092, 18880,
18881.
Savoy hunting medley. 6544, 9093,
16630, 16631.
Sawyer (Billy) Hey! Hey!
ever meet Mae? 881.
Sawyer (G. M.):
Sailing way up in the skies of blue.
11809.
Smile. 9198.
Sawyer (H. 8.):
Bee march. 19628, 19629.
By candle light. 19734.
Deep River medley. 19912.
Down among the fairies. 22404.
Fire drill march. 20051.
Gavotte from Mignon. 21610.
I’m a pilgrim. 20340.
Last rose of summer.
Mary, of Jonesville.
Minuet from Don
20898.
Mount of the Holy Cross.
Old Ironsides. 21058.
Silent night! Holy night! 21367.
Silver threads among the gold.
6642-6645.
Starlight waltz. 21468.
When shadows fall. 21818.
World-famous modern selections
for the piano. 21892.
Saxby (C. W.) Japansy. 34388.
Saxe (Morey) :
Mod-nis-tik. 6045. .
Saxanna. 6545.
Saxon (Pauline) Hot stuff. 15689.
Sayag (M. E.):
Almiro. 44.
Military maids.
7817.
your mother.
your
Did you
20614.
19491 (139).
Giovanni.
20895.
3667,
2061
INDEX
pt. 111, 0. §., v. 24
Sayles (Clarence)
love. 3481, 18220.
Sayles (Ray) Just some one to love.
3481, 18220.
Saylor (N. H.):
California bred. 2800.
Daddy’s baby girl. 2900.
Elaine. 3008.
End of a beautiful dream. 3013.
My Rocky Mountain home. 3755.
Rattle off a tune. 6420.
Rosalie. 4055.
Sing the refrain. 4149.
Up in your room. 4394.
Sayre (P.):
Lindy boy. 23078.
My garden of dreams. 23358.
Sayre (R. V.) How Jesus smiles.
15690.
Sbrigato (Sylvester) Lonesome and
blue. 8466.
Sbrigata (Sylvio) Lamplight blues.
8393.
Seala (Mario)
Seala (Edition) :
Du oder keine, darling. 549.
Glaub’ mir, ich bin dir gut. 25077,
Two orphans. 4377.
25078.
In einer kleinen konditorei. 20448,
25420.
Lieber schatz, warum denn b6s’
sein. 1203.
Madelon ... ! 13805.
Scalora (Salvatore) Ti ricordi ron-
dinella. 26669.
Sealzo (J. R.):
Baby Lou. 27174.
Not for a world of gold. 16344.
You’ve captured me with your
dreamy eyes. 9683.
Scammell (A. D.) Jolly cowboy and
the Indian. 10914.
Scanlon (D. F.) Some day Ill return
love to you. 4165, 9212.
Seannell (EK. R.) First love.
Searlett (R. Dalley-) See Dalley-
Searlett (R.)
Scarmolin (A. L.):
At one with Thee. 22048.
Cat and the mouse. 4868.
Country dance. 27427.
Down the lane. 17666.
Fun for all. 138209.
In Bethlehem, the
22903.
Jairus’ daughter. 15906.
Jump the rope. 5746.
Magis dream. 283864.
Marigolds. 23200.
Olden tale. 18656.
On the hike. 18664.
Playtime. 6340.
Praise the Lord, O my soul.
little town.
21189.
Just some one to
27655.
Rhythmie recreations. 23695.
Ripples. 6454.
Seven embellishment
28965.
Tag. 19111.
Temptation on the mount.
Tin soldiers parade. 29305.
Woodpecker. 7240.
Ye hunters all. 24362.
Scassola (A.):
Delire. 24881.
Feuilles d’automne. 5202.
Idylle au Siam. 10808.
Salut 4 la France. 28941.
Suite pastorale. 26548.
Thermidor. 2190.
Scavone (J. H.)
8426, 13702.
Scerra (Salvatore)
8787.
Schachern (H. C.):
Cheer up and smile. 330.
Every day’s a sunny day. 599.
I’m losing you, that’s why I’m,
blue. 8163.
Laughing at the raindrops. 3527.
Love affair all of our own. 11111.
Love is all that matters. 5906.
Lovesick. 11143.
My very own, 1515.
Some other baby loves me. 9214.
Song of love. 2027.
Stars are in your eyes. 4211.
Wouldn’t we get along. 9637.
Schachtel (J. S.):
I’m telling the world. 20371.
Oh yeah? 21052.
Say you love me only. 21300.
That someone and me. 21574.
Schad (Walter C.):
Adagio pathétique.
Alegrias. 15007.
Anguish. 22025.
Arm in arm. 4649.
Dance of the houris.
Eccitamento. 2993.
Evening at the oasis. 22473.
Farmers carnival. 10389.
Father theme. 624.
Free ’n’ easy. 15527.
Golden autumn. 735.
Impassioned supplication.
In Siberia. 22920.
Love’s effervescence.
Loves raptures. 5925.
March Manhattan. 13820.
March of the bull frogs.
Marche grotesque. 23197.
Mariposa. 138839.
Mauresques. 11226.
Misterioso. 23289.
Mitzi. 6042.
Old hand-organ man.
studies,
4275.
Lifer’s prayer,
O! girl of mine.
21978.
10153.
15838.
8494.
1324.
1608.
2062
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
23522.
26156.
On the Grand Canal.
Pennant educational folio.
Poeme héroique. 14204.
Ramblin’ rube. 26233.
Recreation. 6422.
Sambre timbres. 23863.
Sorrow. 23906.
Spain. 26494.
Speed king. 2050.
Spring morning serenade.
Struttin’ south. 21486.
Tip-top-ies. 4335.
“Vendetta. 7044.
Villian theme. 2327.
Warrior. 7108.
Schichtl (Geo.) Duodecim hymni ad
benedictionem. 6664.
Schaefer (Bob) It’s love that rules
the world. 28107.
Schaefer (Carl) Fraktische fagott-
schule. 11688.
Schafer (Christian) :
Invocation. 20484.
Springtime. 21456.
Schaefer (G. A. Grant-)
Schaefer (G. A.)
Schaefer (H.):
Tedeum. 19130.
Torek magyar indulo.
Schaefer (Jacob) Me ruft.
Schaefer (M. C.) Just
25515.
Schaefer (P. J. W.):
Crimson and gold. 7685.
On the pine tree state’s dear
shore. 28719.
Schaefer (R. W.)
dreams. 23661.
Schaeffer (Arling) Easy and compre-
hensive self instructor for the regal
octofone. 10303.
Schaeffer (M. J.)
with you. 8410.
Schaeffer (M. L.)
mine. 4254.
Schafer (Art)
want your love.
Schafer (Bob):
My Miami sweetheart. 1493.
Wonder who—will it be you.
2517.
Schaffer (Irvin)
you sweetheart.
Schanda (E. A.)
6768.
See Grant-
19209.
5992.
because.
Queen of my
Let me fill my eyes
Sweetheart of
Sweet little dove, I
16846.
I will always call
20404.
Sweetheart, I love
you. 2113.
Scharf (Gene) Will I make love to
her. 4508.
Scharf (Walter):
All my life I’ve waited for you.
9756.
How did you get that way? 5458.
I’m in love with someone. 5549.
If you leave me. 5639.
' Scharff (H. M.)
—
Who cares what tomorrow may
bring. 7209.
Why can’t I find someone. 9599.
When it’s haying
time in Iowa. 4476.
Scharlin (H. M.):
Blue lagoon. 9982.
I got a misery. 22767.
It’s happened to me.
She wouldn’t say yes.
That’s what you mean
14627.
You just you. 9664.
Scharwenka (F. X.) Polish dance no.
Lo) S236 (B5T 4:
Schebek (Julius)
13574.
11901.
to me.
Souvenir de Mona
Lisa. 19024.
Schechter (William) Mr. Aeroplane
man. 16194.
-‘Schefer (C. H.):
I’m dreaming dear of you. 15761.
Oh wicked mamma. 28697.
Thinking just of you. 16924.
Tho you went away and left me.
21608.
Scheffler (W. A.)
Schehl (J. A.)
11810, 11811.
Scheidemann. ( Heinrich)
sing full gladly. 22063.
Scheidlmeier (M. J.) :
Amina. 52.
Espanita. 585.
Fireflies. 648.
Scheiner (Walther) Sechs
biirgische volkslieder. 11833.
Scheinman (B. J.) B'nai B’rith song.
9940.
Scheinpfiug (Paul):
Alla gavotta. 24460.
Alla marcia. 24461.
Kleine lustspiel-ouverture.
Marechenland. 25724.
» N&achtlicher ritt. 25957.
Trauermarsch. 26691.
Verklirung und vollendung.
26779.
Scheips (Edgar) All days are days
of sunshine. 17269.
Schell (William) Drug store cowboys
of Michigan. 27566.
Schelle (Johann) Christus
gesetzes ende. 12895.
Scheller (Raymond) :
I love you. 18021.
St. Cecilia hymnal.
Awake, and
sieben-
25561.
ist des
Meet me after sunset. 25790.
My winter rose. 28577.
Schelling (Ernest) :
Morocco. 28488.
Oxford piano course. 21118.
Schemalieck (E. M.) Is there no kiss
‘for me. 28094.
Schen (Kathyrn) Angel eyes. 4635.
Schenck (Abraham) I want you
back. 138492.
2063
INDEX
Schenck (S. O.) My vision of love.
14010.
Schene (K. E.):
True pals. 6990.
We have no home brew to-day.
ies:
7236.
Mother, my own.
Wonderful box of flowers.
Scherer (Herman)
28499.
Scherhen (Lou) pseud. See Herscher
(Lou)
Scherman (Harry) Revery. 14299.
Scherman (T. K.) Revery. 14299.
Schertzinger (Victor) :
Chalita. 4874.
Delphine. 15346.
Dream lover. 22413.
I still believe in you. 15796.
I wonder why I love you. 15814.
Let’s be common. 25608.
March of the grenadiers. 25745.
My love parade. 23878.
Nobody’s using it now. 26009.
Paris, stay the same. 26142.
You, my melody of love. 2554.
Schiber (Adele) I searched the world
till I found you! 8194.
Schick (Hans) Jolly time.
Schicke (Richard) :
Espana, komm
5154.
Kleine gratulanten.
Schiefelbein (F. A.)
Gray. 27236.
Schiefelbein pub. co. Blue and the
Gray. 27236.
Schier (Adolph)
20533.
nach spanien.
5791.
Blue and the
My little one. 3741.
Schier (Lillian) Ill say we .do.
20328.
Schiessbude. 143868.
Schiff (Nathan) Jazz-mad. 15914.
Schild (Carl) Sechwalberln. 12594
(335). rm
Schill (O. K.):
Berceuse. 29647 (14).
School of virtuosity. 29647 (197-
201).
Song without words. 29647 (220).
Schiller (Allen) :
Cupid save an arrow for me.
17595.
Dispossessin’ me. 17648.
I’m a-yellin’, no mo’ dog-gone
blues. 8144.
I'm glad I learned to do without
you. 8151.
Schiller (W. F.):
Coo-coo. 27417, 27418.
Dance of the demons. 446.
Menace. 284383.
Tempest. 2150.
Schimak (Fr.) Marcia solenne.
16127.
pt. II, n. S., v.24
Schimmel (Mary) My mother’s
smiles of sunshine. 8704.
Schindler (EH. A.) :
Bashful beau.
Mother waltz.
My sweet sweet.
Natalia. 20971. :
Smile everybody, just smile. 6688.
Tempting little love lips. 6877.
Schindler (Paul) Oh! fudge. 27057
(104).
Schindler
4798.
Schinelli (Achille) :
Anima musicale della patria. 59.
Pall mall. 1666.
Schinelli (Ettore) Pall mall. 1666. .
Schipa (Tito) :
Gaucho. 3124.
Playera. 11657.
Remembrance. 4020.
Schirin und Gertraude. 24000.
Schirmacher (Josephine) Those beau-
tiful all-around smiles. 24072.
Schirmer (EH. C.) music ¢o.:
Adagio. 19595.
Album of selected pieces for the
piano. 24452.
_ All glory, laud and honor.
Awakening of spring. 95.
Chorus of homage. 234.
Cloud messengers. 27387.
Cock-a-doo-dle-doo. 10086.
Come, together let us sing. 12691.
Daffodils. 440.
Glory to God in
10532.
Hallelujah. 15114.
Heavens are telling. 15115.
15105.
1437. :
16294.
(el ea
19527.
the highest.
Hymn of glory. 20286.
In dulei jubilo. 28050.
In silent night. 1029.
Londonderry air. 1238.
Love’s soliloquy. 1285.
Moon children. 1417.
Pater Noster. 16454.
Peace be unto you. 15093.
Responses. 16561.
Two choruses from L’ allegro.
TS.
Voices of the valley. 2340.
Waltz-suite. 14787.
Yeomen of the guard. 29587.
Schirmer (G.) ine.:
A la burlesque. 2590.
A la Viennoise. 7312.
About all sorts of things.
Adagio pathétique. 21978.
Adoration. 9721.
Agitato. 21987.
Ah, thou beloved one. 17260.
Album of original pieces and tran-
scriptions for _ string-quartet.
19520.
9712.
2064
Bright lights. |
ee
INDEX
aos. 1-12, 1929
Alegrias. 15007.
All life through. 15011.
Alleluia, sing His praise. 41.
Alleluja. 20897.
Alone. 9759.
‘Andantino. 3054.
Anguish. 22025.
Another Kathleen Malone book.
19555.
April rain. 9790.
Arioso. 24540.
Arkansas traveler. 7389.
Armonie di Firenze. 15055.
Arrival. 12664.
At the ball. 15068.
At the fountain. 19577.
Autumn. 245380.
Autumn frolies. 7420.
Autumn leaves. 7421.
Ave Caesar. 7424.
Away with melancholy. 104388.
Bach suite. 15088.
Baci amorosi e cari. 28506.
Ballerina. 15097.
Banshee. 17349.
Barecarolle. 2702, 7463.
Barchetta. 19613.
Beatitudes. 9866.
Before the ending of the day.
9878.
Bells of Bergen. 24576.
Benedictus es Domine, in E flat.
168.
Berceuse Palestinienne. 15138.
Billy boy. 9911.
Birth of the harp. 17396.
Birthday party. 4395.
Blue Danube. 2763.
Blue voyage. 9987.
Book of favorite hymns for sundry
occasions. .9946.
Bourrée. 15174.
Break of day. 19704.
Bright star of Bethlehem. 19709.
Buy a broom. 9984.
By the lake of the little moon.
4821.
By the lotus pool. 27299.
By your twilight window. 7556.
Candy-tufts. 27312.
Caprice. 719.
Carol of the Russian children.
24689, 24690.
Cat and the mouse. 4868.
Chanson. 5291.
Chanson arabe. 15230.
(hanson hébraique. 12868.
Chasing the butterflies. 12875.
Chinese song. 2839.
Choral prelude. 10066.
Clock. 3988.
Clover-bloom. 27389.
Come thou at night my love. 4940.
Concertino. 10107.
2065
Concerto. 110, 7449...
Concerto pathétique. 20665.
Conqueror. 10109.
Conquerors’ march. 7662.
Coquetry. 27419.
Coquetterie. 7670.
Country club waltz. 10123.
Country dance. 10124.
Cowboy’s lament. 4969.
Cowboy’s meditation. 4970.
Cradle song. 415, 2888, 12945.
Crossing the bar. 7687.
Cupid’s counsel. 17596.
Curious story. 38955.
Daily technical studies. 19872.
Daisies. 27453.
Dance of the bells. 4994.
Dance of the brigands. 2904.
Dancing silhouette. 10159.
Dark hills. 2919.
Darling. 12978.
Daughters of time. 7719.
Dawn song. 7722.
Day will come. 469.
De Massus an’ de Missus. 24816.
Death calls in vain. 13001.
Dirge. 489.
Down by the lilacs. 5078.
Down from Pacheco. 6512.
Down the lane. 17666.
Drifting autumn leaf. 15408.
Dusk and dawn. 138077.
Easter. 2991.
Echoes calling me home. 5129.
Elfin frolic. 17704.
Encore. 7818.
England. 24941.
Eternal feminine. 13113.
Evening at the oasis. 22478.
Evensong. 7841.
Everlasting mercy. 5162.
Fair exchange. 7853.
Fairy fancy. 22491.
Fairy tale. 7856.
Fantasia in F minor. 1895,
Fantasy poem. 13140.
Farewell. 13142.
Fatima gavotte. 138150.
Feather in the wind. 17747.
Felicity. 3058.
Finale. 21397.
Fires of spring. 7890.
First dance song. 20053.
First grade melody tales. 27654.
Fisher’s widow. 3075.
Floodgates. 7902.
Flow gently, sweet Afton. 10438.
Flying colors. 659.
Folk-and master-melodies for the
young violinist. 22582, 25009,
25010.
Folk-tune book. 7910.
For Old Bombay. 5282.
Forget-me-nots. 276738.
INDEX 1
. pt. III, 0. S., v. 24 P
Schirmer (G.) inc.—Continued. Kewpie kapers. 23021. i
Fountain. 3099. Landler. 5806.
Fox and goose. 9984. Lamps of the dusk. 18256.
Free me from self. 27682. Law of the Lord is perfect. 8399.
Galliarde. 15537. Lay of Killarney. 18266.
Gay, sweet and jolly. 3127. Lay of solitude. 25589.
Ghost story. 138281. Lay of the laborer. 5818. :
Gigue. 15557. Leap-frog. 5824.
Glow of joy. 138240. Let’s away. 3411.
God so loved the world. 10539. Light of heart. 11060. i
Gold in dajne ojg’n. 10543. Like music heard in dreams. ;
Good night. 748. 25621.
Graces and laces. 20167. Lilac. 16029.
Greeting. 15603. Listen to the lambs. 13721.
Grieg suite. 17864. Little dancer. 1226.
Habanera. 20180. Little Indian. 1226.
Hark! I hear a strain of music. Little Italy. 18301.
3193. Little journeys to music-land.
Harlequins. 27787. 23088.
Harpist’s daily dozen. 10587. Little Miss Serious. 5865.
Haunting perfume. 5390. Little moth. 20678, 20679.
Heart-break. 17906. Little stars at. eventide. 18310.
Here comes the band. 15659. Little story by the brook. 16046.
Highland fling. 1383364. Load is heavy. 5880, 8458, 20688,
Highland lullaby. 17926. 20689.
Hiladora. 25186. ; Londonderry air. 8461. °
His perfect love. 22705. Lonely trraveler. 16057.
Historical organ-recitals. 20251. Lonesome song of the plains.
Hobby-horse. 10634. 13747.
Hobgoblin. 13274. Long ago a midnight , strain.
Holy night. 25200. 23122. : .
Humming-bird. 15697. Longest and shortest day. 1252.
Hyacinth. 27875. Lord’s prayer. 13758.
I called to you. 20297. Lost dreams. 5896.
I hear thee sweetly singing, night- Lost thrush. 138762..
ingale. 908. Love lore. 138774.
I heard a chirp. 909. Love, when your eyes are smiling
Idleness. 18099. ; down at me. 25692.
If I could be like Thee. 18102. Lover sings. 25695.
Impromptu. 16888-16890. Love’s flame. 20727.
Impromptu appassionato. 10837. Madrigal. 3607.
In a Persian garden. 22902. Mam’selle Marie. 25734.
In excelsis gloria. 22907, 25421. Mafiana por la manana. 3614.
In Galam. 25422. Mandarin. 13818.
In heavenly love abiding. 8250. Manger lullaby. 20769.
In Siberia. 22920. March of the bull frogs. 1324.
In the Luxembourg’ gardens. Marche grotesque. 13829, 23197.
28071. _ Marionettes go marching. 25759.
In the open. 15866. Mariposa. 13889.
In the swing. 10858. May. 8560.
Indian dusk. 8271. Me and my little white dog.
Invitation. 1058. 16151.
Irish jig. 13568. Me and you. 3643.
It is a good thing to give thanks. Méditation-carillon. 18434.
13568. Melody. 7299.
Italian dance. 18176. Memory. 8588.
Jack-in-the-green. 8299. Menuet de la cour. 20888.
Joss-pidgin cat. 5739. Merry chase. . 16173.
Joy. 28146. Method for the harp. 16177.
Joy to the world. 20535. Midnight train. 18895.
Jump the rope. 5746. Minuet. 18461, 25838.
June waltz. 10924. Misterioso. 23289,
Just for to-day. 3476. Moon. 1416.
Kamarinskaia. 13643. Moon in the clouds. 13918.
2066
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Mornin’, Miss Spring. 8643.
Morning. 25874.
Morris on. 13931.
Mother. 113821.
Musical alphabet. 3709.
My ain land. 2338380.
My darling’s wandered westward.
20913.
My homeland. 28545.
My love for you. 16271.
My old piano and me. 1499.
My prayer. 3751.
My soul shall be joyful. 11405.
My very first music lessons at the
pianoforte. 6156.
New windows open. 16318.
Night and the stars. 18591.
Night is far spent. 16325.
Night-riders. 1546.
Nights at limehouse. 8759.
Nimble fingers. 6180.
Nirvana. 163828.
Nocturne. 12776, 26013.
Nocturne, the lake waters. 5214.
O, while I sleep. 3550.
O world, be gay with me. 11498.
OQ worship the King. 21036.
Oklahoma lullaby. 3848.
Old black Joe. 1603.
Olden tale. 18656.
Omar’s rose. 1618.
On a morning long ago. 21064.
On parade. 16401.
On the Grand Canal. 23522.
On the hike. 18664.
On the march. 6250.
On the wing. 1629.
Once upon a time. 1633.
One hundred melodic _ studies.
28955.
One thousand and one nights.
14111.
Out beyond the window-pane.
1651.
Out of the mist. 1654, 1655.
Over the donkey trail. 16482.
Parade. 4231.
Parece que. 1674.
Passepied. 16452.
Passion of sunrise. 14150.
Pastels. 11619.
Pavane. 16458.
Peanut man. 3919.
Petite valse. 21151.
Phantasmania. 16470.
Pije kuba. 18744.
Ping-Wing. 6330.
Pixie pranks. 238605.
Pixie scouts. 1705.
Pizzicato. 3952.
Play-time. 1709, 3955.
Pleasure-dome of Kubla Khan.
28825.
Poco adagio. 21178.
2067
Poéme d’amour. 6345.
Poéme héroique. 14204.
Polonaise brillante. 347.
Pony ride. 21182.
Prelude. 1731, 7300, 8734, 20645.
Prelude and dream music. 6876.
Prélude mélodique. 14230.
Prélude notturnesque. 8960.
Preparatory exercises for the
study of double thirds. 8964.
Pretty bird. 6883.
Pussy. 3988.
Quartet. 1757.
Quiet: night. 14261.
Rain. 16588.
Ramblin’ rube. 26233.
Ravens are singing. 9007.
Recreation. 6422.
Regiment. 1791.
Rhapsody. 4790.
Ripples. 6454.
Rondo. 19599.
Rondo-fantasy. 18847.
Rosamunde. 4101, 28971.
Roundelay. 14836.
Running. 11801.
Russian folk-songs. 26308.
Russian love song. 6513.
Saint Bride’s eve. 1860.
Satyr’s fountain. 4089.
Seales and arpeggios. 14364.
Seare-y shadows. 14365.
Scherzando. 23759.
Scherzetto. 4096.
Scherzino. 6553.
Scherzo. 19706.
Schirmer’s elementary orchestra
series. 18893, 26336.
Schubert suite. 1897.
Schumann suite. 9105.
Scissors’ grinder. 28973.
Sea-fever. — 6583.
Second dance song. 21814.
Serenade. 4114, 6596.
Sérénade capricieuse. 26368.
Serenata rumena. 1922.
Serenity. 1924.
Seven embellishment studies
28965.
Seven Kentucky mountain tunes.
25990.
Seven musical playlets. 29240,
29241.
Seven negro exaltations. 25991.
Sheep and lambs. 6626.
Shepherds’ Christmas eve. 26389.
Short stories. 6632.
Short story. 11906.
Show me Thy ways, O Lord. 4137.
Sicut incensum. 6639.
Silhouette. 1959.
Silver moon. 21368.
Sing a song of good health. 16707.
Sing me a love-song softly. 11925.
INDEX
Schirmer (G.) inc.—Continued.
Singing to sleep. 16711.
Sir Marmaduke. 29057.
Skating along. 9182.
Sleep, dolly, sleep. 1709.
Sleigh. 14439.
Slouching along Broadway. 96491.
Soft music is stealing. 10634.
Sombre timbres. 23863.
Sometimes. 6712.
Sonata. 80383, 12693, 23851.
Sonatina. 14498.
Song of summer. | 6724.
. Song of the acciacecatura. 9233.
Song of the appoggiatura. 9235.
Song of the trill. 9242.
Song of the turn. 9243.
Sorrow. 23906. .
Soul of my soul. 16770.
Sound of flutes. 16771.
Souvenir poétique. 4194.
Spain. 19026, 26494.
Spinning song. 19032.
Spinning sprites. 23916.
Spinning wheel. 2053.
Spring frolic. 29137.
Spring morning serenade. 6768.
Springtime. 26505.
Star-gleam. 26510.
Stars. 6777.
Stars of the night, sing softly.
9279.
Street fair. 29155.
Suite of dances. 822.
Summer and you. 12083.
Summer days. 4231.
Sunnybank songs for children.
16834.
Suppose. 14563.
Surf riders. 2094.
Sweet mamma blues. 21510.
Swinging. 2121.
Sylphide. 21528.
Sylvan dawn. 9335.
Symphony. 118338, 14878.
Tag. 19111.
Tambourin. 4261.
Tango. 29226.
Tannenbaum. 14599.
Tarantella. 6861.
Ten little preludes. 12778.
Ten pianoforte studies for dra-
matic interpretation. , 26614.
Thanksgiving day. 14614.
There’s music in the air. 9911.
They that sow in tears. 16920.
Through. the waning seasons.
2208.
Tick tock. 2204.
Tip-top-ies. 4835.
To daffadills. 24097.
To Him, who died and rose again.
4341.
To spring. 19208.
pt. I11, n. 8., v. 24
To the sun. 26681.
To-day. 26683.
Treasures. 4856.
Tree at dusk. 9421.
Triumph of Joseph. 6988.
Troubled in mind. 29338.
Trumpet calls. 14706.
Tunis. 14715.
Twil ght: 7005.
Twilight bell. 14720.
Twilight voices. 9448.
Two sonatas. 10079.
Under the greenwood tree. 24149.
Vacation-time. . 4395.
Vals sentimental. 26751.
Valse. 2344.
Vespers. 19278.
Vig-lid. 21730. :
Virgin at the crib. 24185, 26792,
26798.
Voodoo. 26804.
Waltz with me. 12339, 12340.
Waltzes. 7536.
Wandering. 21759.
West. 17076 .
What manner of love. 9549.
When I behold. 9555.
When the last long twilight falls.
26898.
Whimsical dance. 21843.
Whirl gigs. 17127.
White keys of the violin. 26929,
26930.
White lilac. 19382.
Why so pale and wan? 19395.
Wild geese. 12475.
Wings of the morning. 26959.
Wishing. 2505.
Woodpecker. 7240.
World is mine. 24352.
Yule-tide. 7296.
Zulu slumber song. 21958.
24 concert études. 2587.
Schirmer’s elementary orchestra series.
26336.
Schisa (Ierotheo) Fior d’arancio.
642.
Schlacht (Joseph) Oh papa! oh
mama! 21048.
Schlenoff (I. M.):
Ain’t love a wonderful thing.
7329.
Fairy tales. 612.
I want somebody to love. 964.
Picture. 14179.
You’ve got what I want. 9686.
Schlesinger’sche buch- u. musikhand-
lung:
Bourrée. 2776. .
Canto appassionato d’amore.
LH21 Ts
Danza dei cannibali. 153820.
Danza del ventre. 15321.
Danza eccentrica. 15322.
2068
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Fuga comica. 15538.
Im Wiener walzer-reich.
Intermezzo. 3467.
Luoghi della miseria.
Marcia solenne. 16127.
Nevischio. 16314.
Popolo giocondo. 16488.
Secherzando. 15111.
Serenade. 28991.
Tiroler salon-album. 293809.
Schloss (George) In a garden meant
for love. 28044.
Schloss (Irving) 6128.
Schlozer (Paul de) 19491
(59).
Schmall (Charles)
Sehmalz (O. F.):
Aus der heimat. 7418.
Bi tis im Birnerland.
Thunersee-lied. 16934.
Sehmehl (LL: C.) Heading for Read-
ing. 20223. bs ;
Schmeidler (Carl)
22531.
Schmeling (Martin)
bile. 15112.
Schmid (Adolf):
Arioso. 24540.
By the lotus pool. 27299.
Flying colors. 659. ©
In a Persian garden.
Little Italy. 183801.
One thousand and one _ nights.
14111.
Slouching along Broadway. 26421.
Twilight voices. 9448.
Schmid (H. K.) Heimat. 15654.
Schmid (J. C.) Rajah. 29647 (183).
Sehmidl (Carlo):
Chung-woo. 19802.
Désolation. 27503.
Lago azzurro. 11002.
Wanda. 21758.
Schmidt (A. P.) co.:
ALD. 1620... . 25716:
Adventures of a doll-child. 2601.
Air. 1296, ‘791s!
All hail, the risen King. 31.
Allah. 27096.
28036.
16098.
My little pal.
Etude.
My Olga. 233892.
7506.
Fluttering doves.
Adagio canta-
22902.
Allegro. 2892.
Alpine suite. 22010.
Approach, my soul, the mercy
seat. 12659. ‘
At the dawn I seek Thee. 12670.
Ballad of the oysterman. 17347.
Barcarolle. 12765.
Battle call and march of the war-
riors. 19615.
Behold God is mighty. 17369.
Bells of Trollheim. 4728.
Bird at the fountain. 27228.
Bird chatter. 2749.
Blessed is he that considereth the
poor. 12761.
20
o
1)
9
-Father divine.
Blow, wind. blow! 7511.
Boating song. 15165.
Bourrée. 2775.
Camille. 12838.
Cantiléna. 12843.
Castalia’s fountain. 7589.
Choral prelude on the tune Domi-
nus regit me. 17521.
Choral prelude on the tune Drum-
clog. 17522.
Christmas suite. 362.
Clouds like dream castles.
Comes, at times, a stillness.
County fair. 15281.
Crucifixion, resurrection, and as-
ecension. 2894.
Crystal streamlet. 7688.
Dancing in the clover.
Day of glory. 19896.
Delight thou in the Lord.
Dream fairy. 17670.
Dream of the party. 153899.
Drowsy breeze drifts by. 2984.
Echoes. 559.
Evensong. 7840.
Exultate Deo. 20022.
Fairy bells. 15460.
Fantasie-impromptu. 7862.
Far away in old Judea. 20029.
20183.
hear my _ supplication.
381.
395.
2908.
19914.
Father,
15469.
Fireside tale. 15486.
Forward! singing glory. 677.
From a wandering iceberg. 25717.
Gavotte. 708, 7942.
Goblin dance. 15576.
God, the eternal ruler.
Graziosa. 17860.
Habanera. T74.
He leadeth me: O blessed thought.
13307.
Hedge roses. 13321.
Hiawatha’s childhood.
Home again. 17939.
Home, sweet home.
Hungarian dance.
Hymn at evening. 13379.
I sing of a maiden. 27980.
If love should come to me.
If with all your hearts.
If ye love me. 18113.
In the wake of the storm. 15870.
7965.
15661.
27845.
235-237.
8233.
13885.
Jolly sailor boys. 8315, 8316.
Joyous festival. 15985.
Juanita. 1104.
Katina’s dance. 20570.
Lake in winter. 5807.
Little angel band. 18292.
Londonderry air. 13736.
Lonely birch tree. 5888.
Lord is King. 18333.
Love has turned his face away.
TTALS,
INDEX
Schmidt (A. P.) co.—Continued.
Lullay! lullay! lytel child. 28358.
Marching we go. 3621.
Meditation. 13868.
Merrily singing. 3663.
Mill wheel. 8600.
Minuet. 1442.
Moderato. 3675.
Moonlight’s haunting spell.
Morning hymn. 1425.
Nautilus. 25718.
Nymphs and fauns.
O, Canada. 28658.
O lead me, Lord. 14068.
16216.
14066.
O Master, let me walk with Thee.
8789.
O, whistle, and I'll come to you,
my lad. 28671.
Oh, dear! what can the matter be.
1592, 28687.
On a hill. 23518.
On the lumber raft.
Oriole. 28733.
Our brigade. 18688.
Out of the shadows. 23557.
Over -the :prairie. 8861.
Parrot. 28777.
Peace in liberty.
28718.
23586.
Pibroch of Donuil Dhu. 1696.
Pickaninny’s sandman. 18741.
Pop! goes the weasel. 28840.
Presence of God. 1735.
Pupil’s coneertino. 3986.
Pupil’s first position album. 6404.
Raining. 9001.
Ring, ye bells of Easter day. 1809.
"Round the camp fire. 21269.
Runaway brooklet. 4075.
Sea. 16651.
Sing with me.
Six folk tunes.
Six responses.
Sleep. 29066.
Slumber song. 1984.
Snowflakes. 1998.
Song. 25719.
Spring approaches. the
16791.
Squirrel race. 16796.
Starlight. 25720.
Swaying nest. 4242.
Tarantella. 14601.
Technical practice at the piano-
forte. 19129.
Technical variants on Hanon’s ex-
ercises. 16880.
There is a green hill far away.
PALE Te
Thou art all. 2198.
Through the dark the dreamers
came. 169382.
To a wild rose. 25721.
To the sea. 25722.
Toccata. 7573.
21384.
3510.
18966.
valley.
pt. III, 0. S., v.24
Told in the hills. 24106.
Tryste Noél. 29348.
Twilight whispers. 16983.
Valse melodique. 14752.
Varsoviana. 2312.
Waken, lords and ladies gay.
29428.
What I don’t like. 9547.
When fairies dance in May.
14832.
15 etudes. 14686.
Schmidt (C. A.) In memoriam.
15847.
What I read in
2416.
Purple banner.
Schmidt (Elizabeth)
the stars about you.
Schmidt (Ernest)
1753.
Schmidt (Frank) :
My song of the Nile. 28568.
Tip-toe thru’ the tulips with me.
29306.
Schmidt (Franz) 3. symphonie,
12591. ‘
Schmidt (G. H.) Heaven is my home.
5405. a
Sehmidt (H. C. E.) Purple banner.
al(ap
Schmidt (Julius) :
Jo reggelt késs6n6m. 5732.
Lady Macbeth’s Christmas dream.
28223.
Schmidt (Lilyan) All because of you.
19525.
Schmidt (M. M.) Valley of the moon.
9469, ;
Schmidt (P. J.) Auf wiedersehn.
17327.
Sehmidt (W. J.): .
I’m going down South.
My dream girl. 16248.
Oh! what a girl. 16382.
Old oak tree. 16391.
Whisper that you love me, 9582.
You'll want to wriggle your toes.
9671.
Schmidt (Willy Petersen-)
sen-Schmidt (Willy)
Schmidt-Gentner (W.) Hinmal sagt
man sich adieu. 13087.
Schmidt-Hagen (Fr.) :
Idyll am bach. 20422.
Indischer tempeltanz. 15878.
Tanzende teepuppe. 26603.
Schmitt (Alphonse) :
Piéce romantique. 12594 (306).
Prelude-choral. 12594 (315).
Schmitt (Florent) :
Belle Fathma. 15169.
Boniment de clowns.
Chanson bretonne.
Chevaux de bois.
BHléphants savants.
En révant. 15480.
15766.
See Peter-
15169.
4879.
15242.
15424.
2070
an
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Féte septentrionale. 12594 (87).
Kermesse-valse. 8367.
Parade. 16442.
Prélude. 2589 (304).
Promenade a 1 étang. 12594
(320).
Pythonisse.
Scintillement. 12594 (336).
Somnolence. 12594 (356).
Souhaits de jeune fille.
(360).
Souvenir de Ribeaupierre.
(862).
Traversée heureuse.
Schmitt (H. G.).
someone. 1000.
Schmitt (P. A.) musi¢ co.:
Day after day. -22339.
Phantom ship. 16471.
Spanish silhouette. 16785.
Under the old oak. 19248.
Schmitt (R. A.) Flo. 10438.
Schnabl (Henri) P-H-S-march.
Schnecker (L. W.):
Awake thou that sleepest. 4577
eae
Brave tin soldier. 19491 (27).
Breast the wave, Christian. 17236
(53).
Christians awake. 24426 (41).
Gates of heaven. 14976 (105).
Golden swan. 19491 (84).
Hansel and Gretel. 19491 (91).
Heralds of heaven. 4577 (154,
THD).
Jack Merry-fellow. 19491 (107).
Jesus Shall reign wher’er the sun.
17236 (208).
Lead us heavenly Father, lead us.
27057 (72).
Little Ib. 19491 (126).
Lord with glowing heart I’d praise
Thee. 27057 (81).
Love’s request. 17236 (232).
March king’s daughter. 19491
Clas).
_.O Lord. Thou art my strength.
4577 (182).
Sing unto God.
There were
27057 (144).
Schnecker (P. A.):
Awake thou that sleepest. 4577
(22)
Brave tin soldier. 19491 (27).
Breast the wave, Christian. 172386
(53).
Gates of heaven. 14976 (105).
Golden swan. 19491 (84).
Hansel and Gretel. 19491 (91).
Heralds of heaven. 4577 (154,
155).
16528.
12594
12594
12594 (402).
If you ean care for
17236 (381).
ninety and nine.
Jack Merry-fellow. 19491 (107).
Jesus shall reign where’er the sun.
17236 (208).
Lead us, heavenly Father, lead us.
GT2).
Little Ib. 19491 (126).
Lord with glowing heart I’d
praise Thee. 27057 (81).
Love’s request. 17236 (282).
March king’s daughter. 19491
(135).
O Lord, Thou art my strength.
4577 (182).
Sing unto God. 17236 (3881).
There were ninety and _ nine.
27057 (145).
Schnee (C. B.) Lullaby. 23164.
Schneider (A.) Dureh wolken, wind
und wetter. 15418.
Schneider (D. I.) Now that I’ve go
you. 21612.
Schneider (Emanuel) Because of
you. 7480.
Sehneider (F. K.) Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. 7599, 15229. "
Schneider (H. L.) You are in my
heart. 194438.
Schneider (Hans) 10 etiiden fiir sax-
ophon. 15548.
Schneider (J. J.):
I love her—she loves me.
I love my lady. 25289.
Smile and make the world smile
with you. 1988.
Yes, do not monkey with the buzz-
saw. 25438.
Schneider (Richard) :
Chateau Andlau. 2831.
27938.
Romance norvégienne. 4050
Schnirlin (Ossip) Coneerto. 24747.
Schnorr (Erma) Clover blossoms.
2854.
Schodle (A. G.) No, not one. 20999.
Schoelwer (E. H.):
A BC song. 14977.
Beneath the moonlit skies of
sunny Spain. 15129.
Dry away those tears. 547.
I should worry. 15794.
It’s easier said than done. 1073.
Let’s drift down the stream to-
gether. 1196.
Pretty little Adeline. 1739.
Sweethearts. 16852.
Truly. 19229.
You know what I mean. 17204.
Schoelwer (Eddie) See Schoelwer
GOO a 1
187.
Variationen fiir
Schén und schick.
Schonberg (Arnold)
orchester. 24173.
Schone lau. 1892.
2071
INDEX
Schoenefeld (Henry) :
Melody in F. 2589 (289).
Silver fishes. 2589 (310).
Schoenfeld ‘“W. C.):
Andante tragico.
Chanson triste. 19770.
Chante d’amour. 19778.
Children’s conquest. 17512.
Dainty. 129638.
19546.
Dancing on the dikes. 17713.
Electricity. 22454.
Esmeralda. 22464.
Full steam ahead. 15534.
Galop. 155388.
Galop chromatique. 10486.
Honeymoon keep shining. 27855.
Jumping jack. 28151.
My harbor of love. 28540.
Persian moonlight. 18733.
Peter Rabbit. 8903.
Precocious child. 14227.
Touraine. 29327.
When I dream of you. 12401.
Schonherr (Carl) Choralperlen.
10068.
Schoening (W. H.)
ump ta-da-da. 265.
Sehoettle (Gustav)
13189, 20092.
Schofield (A. V.)
Schofield (G. W.)
Scholes (8S. R.)
27408. :
Scholfield (J. P.):
_ More than a Saviour.
My cup runneth over.
Open the door. 3870.
Revival songs. 1799.
Scholin (C. A.) Forgive and forget.
20086, 27675.
Scholl (Jack):
Aloha Oahu. 465.
As long as she keeps on loving me.
2662.
I’m sorry. 940.
Let’s pash the night away. 5838.
Ma petite. 23170.
Mauna Loa. 1340.
My Lahaina Rose. 11376.
Save a little kiss for me chérie,
Bamp ta-da-da,
Foshay tower.
Happiness. 13288.
Pam-Panga. 8870.
Community church.
3686.
3726.
16628.
Where the trade winds blow.
12439.
Scholtens (Hendrick ) General
Charles P. Summerall. 7948.
Scholtze (Kurt) nachf. Fest—tlied.
24983.
Scholz (A. J.) 6 kammerstticke.
16640.
Scholz (Harry) Komm’ zu mir nach
Franzensbad! 20593.
Schomacher (M. F.) Lone star flag.
28305, 28306.
pt. 17, n. S., V. 24
Schon (F. W.)
lady. 22850.
Schon (R. E.)
lady. 22350.
Schonherr (Erwin)
the woods. 43860.
School marches. 23760.
School music press. Violinist’s first
book. 26790.
Schootemeyer (Willy) Groot-Rotter-
dam. 25118.
Schott & co., Itd.:
Adagio. 4692.
Changing moods. 22217.
Coronation march. 6014.
Frolic. 25028.
Haunting strain. 22668.
In a hammock. 25410.
Now the fun begins. 26029.
Romantic melody. 26287.
Sarabande in D minor.
Sicilienne. 4697.
Suite. 777.
Suite in olden style. 2080.
Sweet summer days. 23977.
Toy theatre. 6966.
Transcriptions for
5373.
Watchful lover. 241.
Yokel’s delight. 26999.
25 melodious studies for obtaining
a beautiful tone on the violin.
1663.
Schotte (Alph.)
21155-21157.
Schotte (Alph.) et cie.:
Ave Maris stella. 9819, 9820.
Credo. 10128-10130.
Missa exsultet. 25842, 25843.
Parce Domine. 11610.
Pianiste virtuose. 21155-21157.
Premier rayon de soleil. 14231.
Toceata. 11662.
Schott’s (B.) s6hne.:
Ahasver 14999.
Angst. 15048.
Automne-valse. 15077.
Berlin, wie es weint und _ lacht.
15136. ©
Buch vom lied der yolker. 4808.
Bur te suite. 19725.
Ca'ro. 15204.
Ce ntus-firmus-praeludien.
17480.
Concerto. 19119.
Danse chinoise.
Espana. 154388.
EXxtase fantastique. 15455.
Fest-polonaise. 629.
Forum. 15517.
Freiheitslied. 10471.
Fremder sang. 5251.
Girls. 15562.
Dear old fashioned
Dear old fashioned
Tripping through
6541.
pianoforte.
Pianiste -virtuose.
298,
15317.
2072
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Groteske. 15608.
Guttersnipes’ dance. 10573.
Harmonium-album. 796.
He, uch-la! 25167.
Heimat. 15654.
Heimatlied. 10612.
Hopak. 859.
Hymnus. 15708.
Ich hatt’ nun wmei_ trutschel.
18096.
Introduction, spinnchor und bal-
lade. 2352.
Ja, wenn ich eine freundin
hatt)..... 5718, /5719.
Ja, wenn mir zeit nur _ bliebe.
5720, 5721.
Kleine sonate. 15972.
Kleinstadtbilder. 20587.
Konzert fiir kleines' orchester.
18242.
Kunst des tibens. 5797.
Landler. 20604.
Mandolinata. 21288.
Memento. 16160.
Mir ist, als lAg’ mein ganzes gliick
weit tiber’m meer. 11284.
Neues vom tage. 16311, 18586.
Notturno. 1368.
Obersteiger. 3831.
Requiem. 18820.
Rosen aus Florida.
18854, 21268.
Rote rosen. 6500, 18860.
Riibezahl. 16601.
Saul. 1878.
Saxophone-blues. 4098.
Scherzando. 11834.
Schoénste der wunder auf erden.
6558, 18894.
Schule ftir jazz-schlagzeug. 18900.
Sentimental melody. 9122, 18909.
Sonata claisica. 11984.
Sonata romantica. 21415.
Sonate. 21642.
Spielendes kind. 16786.
Studien zu einer neuen spieltech-
nik: 4222.
Tango... 42132:
Tanz-Suite. 2135.
Teddy. 16882.
Tod des Oedipus. 6951.
Trio-sonate. 6979, 21665, 21666.
Trot. 16968.
Verlorene sohn. 4410.
11789, 18853,
Verzweifelte liebhaber.- 19276.
Vier marianischen antiphonen.
17032.
Vogelhandler. 4421.
Was Gott tut, das ist wohlgetan.
19309.
Wer kann die frauen je ergriinden.
7141, 7142, 17075.
77 breaks fiir schlagzeug. 23773.
——
Schou (Emil) When the heart is
young. 12417.
Schrader’s (A) son, ine.
of the air. 17802.
Schradieck (Henry) :
Andante and scherzo capriccioso.
Gardians
4577 (11).
Ballade [and] Polonaise. 24426
(15).
Concerto. 17236 (79).
4577 (329).
14976 (280).
Red, red sarafan.
Scéne de ballet.
Schradieck (J. A.):
Andante and scherzo capriccioso.
4577 (11).
Ballade [and] Polonaise. 24426
GED):
Concerto. 17236 (79).
Red, red sarafan.
Scéne de ballet.
Schraeger (R. N.):
Dream waltz. 17673.
Dreaming. 15401.
I’m living for your love.
Melody of love. 20829.
Song of Broadway. 19000.
That’s how much I care. 24036.
Schrag (Belle) Berty Lou. 2740.
Schrammel (Joh.) Wien bleibt Wien.
9609. ;
Schreiber (Dorothy)
toys. 138317.
Schreiner (Ad:) Paraphrase _ iiber
Stille nacht! heilige nacht! 1678.
Schreiner (H. L.) Bow-wow. 229.
Schreker (Franz) :
Ekkehard. 22453.
Kleine suite. 25562.
Schrodel (Irene) My love in the wild.
23377.
Schroder (Myrtle)
13550.
Schroeder (D. L.):
Impetuous imps.
Japanese intermezzo.
Mood pensive. 16211.
Song of the cat. 6726.
Schroeder (John):
' Arise, shine. 24509.
When you're in love.
Schroder (Walther) :
Ahasver. 14999.
Du er min egen lille pige.
Schroeder & Gunther, inc.:
Bach album for pianoforte. 22070.
Blowing bubbles. 200.
China moon. 19784.
Chinese lullaby. 19786.
Circus. 370.
Dance of the fox fairies.
- Dancing Sunbeams. 2910.
Day with the scouts. 10181.
Dolly’s slumber song. 504.
Falling leaves. 10382.
Good morning. 17851.
4577 (329).
14976 (280).
20366.
Hearts and
In the moonlight.
15839.
15912.
9578.
5114.
19878.
2073
INDEX
Schroeder & Gunther, ine.—Contd.
Icy crags. 20419.
Just you and I. 20561.
Little yellow bird. 3559.
Lotus petals. 20710.
Minuet. 18460.
Playing store. 1718.
Pond lillies. 3960.
Rain. 1775.
Reindeer trot. 4017.
R.ding the crescent moon.
Rocking horse brigade. 1820.
Scherzo-caprice. 11835.
Seven musical travelogues.
Slumber song. 11951.
Song bird and cuckoo. 18998.
Swaying roses. 4243.
Tango moderne. 24018.
Tea party. 2137.
Teddy bear. 2143.
Tender thought. 24021.
To the greenwood. 4344.
Top. 2225.
Unfinished symphony. 6565.
Waltz with me. 21755.
Wavelets. 4445.
Woodpecker. 4527.
Yang tze whirlpools. 4536.
Yellow River boat song. 21900.
Schroepfer (L. B.) Miller laendler.
28452.
Schropp (R. J.) jr. Dream-man please
send a dream to me. 13059.
Schubart (C. D.) Bethlehem. 2742.
Schubert (F. P.):
Alphonse et Hstelle. 11839.
Alt-Wien. 11840, 11841.
Ave Maria. 16642, 23761.
Children’s march. 21304.
Come to the meadows. 6559.
Cradle song. 18896, 26339.
Dance tunes. 9103.
Deutsche trauermesse. 28967.
Fantasia in F minor. 1895.
Fierrabras. 11842.
Franz Schubert. 19491 (207-209).
Hark! hark! the lark. 1896,
16648.
Lieder und gesange mit begleitung
des klaviers. 26340.
Litany. 4099, 6560.
Moment musical. 6561,
18897, 18898, 26841, 28968.
Musikus vom Lichtenthal.
Omnipotence. 4100.
Pax vobiscum. 23763.
Polonaise. 28969, 28970.
Rondo. 26342.
Rosamunde.
23765, 28971.
Schubert suite. 1897.
Schubert symphony suite. 6564.
Sei mir gegriisst. 4102.
Serenade. 21305.
6562,
23762.
4101, 6563, 23764,
18830.
2197.
pt. 111, n. &., v. 24
Serenata. 4108.
Slumber song. 23766.
Soirées de Vienne. 14371.
Songsters of spring. 18899.
Standchen. 1898, 11848.
Theme from the Unfinished sym-
phony. 11844. .
Trois marches militaires. 4104.
Unfinished symphony. 6565.
Ungarische melodie. 28972.
Who is Sylvia. 9104. .
Wild rose. 213806.
Young nun. 28767.
Schubert (H. W.) Stand by the
Union label. 12044. ° . .
Schubert (L.) Violin school. 29647
(240).
Schuberth (Edward) & co., ine.:°
Amorette. 7367. FS al
April day. 9789.
Autumn carnival. 9813.
Caprice de concert. 301.
Cuckoo waltz. 2896.
Debutante. 7736.
Dolly’s waltz. 153878.
Estrella’ tropical. 586..
Eventide. 3029.
God made me thine. 53818. —
Highly colored wings. 5429.
I have a gift for you. 5498.
If you should call. 10823.
In some far day. 5666.
Keep in step! 25546.
Little Chinese girl. 16042.
O belle nuit. 8783.
Petite etude. 16466.
Rejoice to-day with one accord.
14284.
Roses. 9059.
Solace. 9205, 9206.
Souvenir. 9260.
Spooks. 16789.
Tick tacks. 12213.
Wait ’twell ter-morror.
Wishing. 12487.
Zephyrs. 17229.
Schuberth (Eusebius) :
Open your heart baby for me.
8844.
Though you’ve gone away dear.
21616.
Schuberth (Fritz) jr.:
Du kannst so stiss sein.
24900.
Neue schule der geléiufigkeit und
des vortrags. 25972-25974.
Schuessler (William) McKinley song.
1308.
19292.
24899,
Schiitt (Hduard) :
A la gavotte.
A mignonne.
24429.
21970.
2074
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Schuette (Florence) :
Broadway of my dreams. 4800.
I wonder. 18089.
Lonesome just for you. 18825.
Oh, God! won’t you please come
down. 26057.
Schuette (K. M.) I am sorry I flirted
again. 27885.
Schuette (Ruth) Roosevelt high!
16584.
Schiitz (Heinrich):
Sing to the Lord a new song.
14976 (292).
Weihnachts oratorium. 21964
(78).
Schuff (A. M.) Scissors’ grinder.
28973. ,
Schulberg (Gus) pseud. See Shir-Cliff
(B. W.)
Schuler (G. S.):
Airmen’s hymn. 27080.
Blessed Jesus. 24601.
God’s wondrous grace.
Hillside romance. 5480.
In the hollow of His hand. 5676.
Postlude march. 1726.
Someone is singing the song I
love. 21409.
Tell me more. 26612.
Thinking of Calvary.
Schulhoff (Erwin) :
Erste symphonie.
Hot music. 10656.
II. streichquartett. 14974.
Schultheis (G. H.) Serenade. 26366.
Schultheis (Gustav) Lone. EHagle’s
wedding song. 11095.
25089.
6919.
10350.
Schultz (H. BE.) Kodak girl. 15976.
Schultz (M. G.):
Garden of yesterday. 25048.
Stage door Johnny. 9275.
Sure fire daddy. 26557.
Schultz (Will) At ten last: night.
22049.
Schulz (Art)
Schulz (Leo)
Curly head. 15297.
Orchestral studies for
violoncello. 6270.
Schulz-Berger (Max) Vor Tietz am
Alexanderplatz. 2347.
Schulze (EH. A.) My tree. 3765.
Schulze (M. K.) Southern spirituals.
26492.
Schulze (W. E.) Razzberries. 21217.
Schuize (W. F.) Grace and beauty.
13267.
Schumacher (G. EE.) Echoes’ of
Schoenbrun. 10307.
Schumaker (Emilie) Love of Jesus.
5915.
Schuman (Sam):
‘Camille! 15209.
Song of sunny Italy. 19005.
24693033 907
Schumann (C.) Joyful summertide.
2589 (141-143).
Schumann (Hddie) Days won’t be
the same when you’re gone. 15330.
“Schumann (Georg) Quartett. 24426
(231):
Schumann (Meta) Your _ presence.
21952:
Schumann (R. A.):
Album per la gioventt. 23768.
Andante und variationen. 14372.
Deux chants vénetiens. 16649.
Geneviéve, 11850.
He leadeth me. 1900.
Hunting song. 27057: (118).
Kreisleriana. 6566, 16650.
Master songs by great composers.
17236 (359-361).
Merry peasant. 6567.
Papillon. 263538, 26354.
Romance and scherzo. 18901.
Scherzo. 4105.
Schumann suite. 9105.
Soldier song. 11851.
Symphony. 143873.
Talisman. 9344.
Toccata. 19491 (210).
Triumerei. 6568.
Schuster (David) Onward to Pales-
tine. 21091.
Schuster (Ira):
Blue Hawaii.
9931, 22143.
Collegiates on parade. 15266.
Hawaiian romance. 10596.
You ought to see my new baby.
12548, 14944, 14945, 17212.
Schuster (Joe) :
All I want is y-0-u. 9752, 9753.
Am I to blame. 24479, 24480.
Blue butterfly. 22140, 24605.
Dance of the paper dolls.
7708, 7709, 10154, 15310.
Honest I’m in love with you. 854,
5444.
I don’t wanna be good. 8105.
Maybe—who knows? 11228-11230,
13854, 13855.
My beautiful sweetheart. 16236.
Oh Lou-iss tell me who you choo-
7517, 7518, 9928-
4995,
iss. 1599.
That’s what’s calling me _ back.
2169, 2170.
When I sang the tenor. 2435,
(ans
With you in the harbor of love.
2512.
Schuth (Joseph) Rheinisch land.
6443.
Schwaab (Maurice) Au temps de
Haydn. 2676.
Yaller. 9642.
She’s a real Amer-
Schwab (C. M.)
Sehwab (Charles)
ican girl. 11893.
INDEX
Schwab (D. S.):
Sweetheart why not come to me
for love. 29200.
You are the bluebird of my
dreams. 27008.
Schwab (Ludvik) :
Orientale. 16417.
Valse. 15180.
Schwiibisches tanzlied. 4106."
Schwalm (EH. D.):
I’m gray but not blue.
Our future home. 16423. —
Schwanda, der dudelsackpfeifer. 10480,
LIGTA, LISSZOR27 TS!
Schwanderla (A.)
10736.
Collection of 38
original preludes. 12906.
Schwandt (Fred) Goodbye, sweet-
heart, goodbye. 10555.
Schwartz (Abe):
Fiksowanyi czolowik. 7884.
First love waltz. 22517.
Liesnaya skazska. 5846.
Mazur zagboba. 13856.
Ninotchka waltz. 8762.
Oberek bialostocki. 14073.
Oy skazy myla. 14130.
Polka z Detroit. 14209.
Prasezay Hanusiu. 18774.
Prezent z Ewropy. 8971.
Saba wa na Budach. 14840.
Starosty. 9276.
Toloka. 6954.
Trepak. 24122.
Vals metchta. 7036. .
Welykodnyj bowtun. 7135.
Zwodyny. 7306. .
Schwartz (Arthur):
» Age of innocence. 17257.
High and low. 22701.
I can’t forget. 8096, 17987.
I guess Ill have to change my
plan. 138408.
Tll always
2210.
I love you and I like you. 10727.
I’m like a doll. 5556.
I’m like a sailor, home from the
sea. 22815.
I need you so.
remember. 18008,
10762.
I’ve made a habit of you. 10782.
Little show. 138730.
Poor little locked up me. 6356.
She’s ..such;,,a. comfort to, me.
23798.
Song of the riveter. 4188.
Tight like this. 69386.
What did Della wear.
Schwartz (Benjamin) :
My big moment. 25899.
Together again. 12229.
Weeping willow. 9588.
Schwartz (C. R.) Count Zeppelin.
17580.
12388.
Schwartz (H. 8S):
Broken wings.
Take her
24004.
What a shame it’s gonna rain.
12383.
Schwartz (Isadore)
Schwartz (Jean):
Budapest. 24648.
Longing. 25655.
Love is like a match. 25677.
On the river. 26088.
Schwartz (Leo) Still waiting. 6783.
Schwartz (Louis) That brand new
girl friend of mine. 21553.
Schwartz (Maurice) :
Drunken cantor. 7800.
In an old synagogue. 8245.
Schwartz (Phil) Place ‘to call home.
11655, 16482.
Schwartzman (L.C.): .
Je vous aime. 20516.
Lulaby. 20787.
Schwarz (Friedrich) :
Sag mal, wer ist die dame.
Wenn ich
19327.
Schwarz (Reinhard) :
Jiirg Jenatsch. 13614.
Werk fiir streichorchester: 12374.
Schwarz (Rud.) Samarkand. 11816.
Schwarz-Reiflinger (Erwin) :
Deutsche. volkslieder. 9952.
Fiinf jahrhunderte spanischer gi-
tarremusik. 22565, 22566.
Spanische gitarremusik. 21442.
Schwarz-Richards (Rudolf) Bei einer
kleinen tasse tee. 4726.
Schwarze orchidee. 1901, 13196, 14374,
14789, 15607.
Schwarzwald (Milton)
march. 21209.
Schweers & Haake:
Bremer stadtmusikanten. 24633.
Grenadier. 762.
Heil, deutsches lied. 821.
Schweid (Mark) Hternal greenhorn.
13114.
Schweinauer tanz.
255.
out in an aeroplane.
Lullaby.
1857.
die blonde Inge...
js wea - OL
6570.
Schwergewicht, oder Die ebre der na-
tion. 15362.
Schwierge stellen aus kammermusik-
werken. 21308.
Sciacca (Nino):
Sirinata a Catarina. 119380.
Ucchiuzzi chiari. 12285.
Sciacca (O.):
Blue Hawaii. 9928.
Gypsy. 3182, 3183.
High up on a hill-top. 3226.
I’m just a vagabond lover. 13447.
I’m sorry Sally. 3329.
Love me. 2838384.
My Angeline. 3711.
2076
pt. III, 0. S}, v. 24
5985.
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1929
My blackbirds are bluebirds now.
3716.
My castle in Spain is a shack in
the lane. 11354.
My dear. 138964.
My mother’s eyes.
Sciapiro (Michel) :
Call of love. 7564.
Goal of my dreams.
Song. 28769.
Sciascia (Pasquale) :
Angile. 4636.
Bimba mia bimba.
Buon capodanno. 19726.
Ebbona affii lamore. 10304.
Fortezzo mezzo umare. 25018.
Lu primamore. 5980.
Lucante dilamatine
20724.
Mugliero americano. 25895.
Novela di natale. 21010.
Paesanella. 11598.
Pisciaiolo siciliano.
Prima casci dopa cano.
Primo amore. 6392.
Scilingo (Charles) Mother of mine.
8658.
Sclocco (D. F.)
$702.
17834.
9912.
abruzzese.
8924.
11704.
Max y Carlitos. 3636.
Seocca (A. L.) I love you more than
anyone else. 8141, 13428.
Scoggins (M. A.) Where the silv’ry
Colorado wends its way. 24426
(308).
Scoma (M.) Alba. 7387.
Scotch songs. 23770.
Scott (A. R.) Kitty Carey. 8380.
Scott (B..M.):
All in King George’s time. 4612,
4613.
I would live in your love. 5619,
5620.
Moods. 6050, 6051.
O, hadst thou harkened to my com-
mandments. 21026.
Scott (Bennett) :
Blue days are over. 17415.
I ain’t a gonna tell. 13383.
Scott (C. G.) Raise your window high
tonight. 26231.
Seott .(C. 2.) :
Auf der kirmes. 19491 (11).
Berges gruss. 19491 (18).
Cappriccietto. 27057 (18).
Chers souvenirs. 27057 (21).
‘Danse de Colombine. 27057 (28).
Deux mazureks. 27057 (96).
Glécklein im walde. 19491 (80).
Gretchen’s puppe. 19491 (88).
Halali. 19491 (90).
Holy air is breathing.
(129).
Junge barde. 19491 (109).
Kleine kadett. 19491 (112).
Krakowiak. 27057 (68).
12594
Marquita. 27057 (86).
Mazurek. 27057 (87).
Melodie romantique. 27057
Mit anmuth. 19491 (159).
Nune dimittis. 12594 (277).
Polonaise. 27057 (109).
Rosenfest. 19491 (200).
Schwalberln. 12594 (335).
Seerosen. 21964 (62).
Senner’s abschied. 27057 (121).
Serenade slave. 27057 (122).
Soldaten-liedchen. 19491 (215).
Sprudelnde quelle. 19491 (218).
Thou that from the heavens art.
12594 (394).
Valse. 27057 (97).
Veilchen am bach. 19491 (249).
Wanderer’s abendliedchen. 19491
(256).
Scott (Christopher) Oh! hubby give
me a check. 23496.
Scott (Claire) I’ll just keep on dream-
ing of you. 22780.
Seott (Cyril) :
English waltz. 15434.
Guttersnipes’ dance.
Valse sentimentale.
Scott (Earle) :
Dear America. 19899.
Fascination. 20036.
Masquerade. 20802.
When a girl’s in
21875.
Scott (F. H.):
Did you ever see a hot dog stand?
(90).
10573.
17017.
love. |, 21199,
10224.
Lonely Lou, I love you. 23110.
My baby. 6092.
My dreams are dreams of you.
11365, 20914.
Pretty girl. 18782.
Wonderful dream. 9624, 21880.
Seott (Fred) New York shuffle.
23488.
Scott (G. E.) Our first good night
kiss. 21103.
Scott (G. W.) Seotty blues. 28974.
Scott (J. O.) Smile—sing a song.
16718.
seott :(J..P.):
Arise, shine. 70.
Out of the depths. 3887.
Seeret. 14976 (285).
Voice in the wilderness. 2338.
Wind’s in the south. 19403.
Scott (Lady John) Annie Laurie.
19553.
Scott (L. S.):
Indiana university’s Jordon River
Teyue. 138555.
Out of my dreams.
Scott (Lina)
20474.
Scott (Lucille) Love’s song.
11581.
In the year of 18612.
1286.
2077
INDEX
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
Scott (M. L.):
Auf der kirmes. 19491 (11).
Berges gruss. 19491 (18).
Cappriccietto. 27057 (18).
Chers souvenirs. 27057 (21).
Danse d2 Colombine. 27057 (28).
Deux mazureks. 27057 (96).
Glocklein im walde. 19491 (80).
Gretchen’s puppe. 19491 (88).
Halali. 19491 (90).
Holy air is’ breathing.
(129).
Junge barde. 19491 (109).
Kleine kadett. 19491 (112).
Krakowiak. 27057 (68).
Marquita. 27057 (86).
Mazurek. 27057 (87).
Melodie romantique. 27057 (90).
Mit anmuth. 19491 (159).
Nune dimittis. 12594 (277).
Polonaise. 27057 (109).
Rosenfest. 19491 (200).
Schwalberln. 12594 (3385).
Seerosen. 21964 (62).
Senner’s abschied. 27057 (121).
Serenade slave. 27057 (122).
Soldaten-liedchen. 19491 (215).
Sprudelnde quelle. 19491 (218).
Thou that from the heavens art.
12594 (394).
12594
Valse. 27057 (97).
Veilchen am bach. 19491 (249).
Wanderer’s abendliedchen. 19491
(256).
Scott (Maurice) :
Hear the ukuleles, a-calling you
home. 10608.
I’m scrry I ever learned to love
you. 25323.
If we can’t be sweethearts, let’s be
friends. 15831.
Seott (Muriel) Come drift in my
canoe, 4938.
Scott (O. C.) Nifia hermosa. 23444.
Seott (Oliver):
Flirtation. 22523.
Neat little, sweet little you. 23425.
No use to love. 28634.
Seott (P. W. A.) Mandolin solos with
piano accompaniment. 11191.
Scott (Ralfe) I will always call you
sweetheart. 20404.
Scott (Victor) :
Shepherd’s tale. 9139.
Two troubadors. 4819.
Scott-Baker (H.) Te Deum laudamus.
14604.
Scott-Gatty (Alfred)
songs. 21309.
Scotto (Vincent) :
Je ne sais pas.
Soir au Lido.
Six plantation
25485.
4164.
Scouton (W. H.):
Amedia schottische. 9709 (5).
Badger tournament. 12698.
Konorah march. 2589 (154, 155).
Little primrose overture. 23094.
Loretto mazurka. 9709 (139).
Omena march. 4577 (297).
Those wedding bells. 24426 (277),
29647 (231-238).
Scovill (V. W.) Cellist. 27331.
Scriabine (A.) Etude. 6573.
Scribner (W. A.) I held you in m
arms just yesterday. 3291.
Scuderi (Gaspare) :
Filastrocea della rondine. 13160.
Improvviso. 13526.
Piccoli canti. 14178.
Seull (H. T.):
At the fair...
Ten recreative studies. 21310.
Seully (Margaret) Who chased my
blues away. 2470.
Sea shanties. 11862.
Seal (Lou) I want to go back home.
25390.
Seales (J. A.):
Back to paradise. 19603.
My Dix‘e boy dreams. 6105.
Sealy (F. L.) Hnter not into judg-
ment. 5146.
Seaman (Bernie) :
Two weeks’ notice. 7015.
When the roses bloom: again.
2447.
Seamans (HK. J. M.) Sunrise in the
Alps. 6803.
Seamen (J. J.) Kitty. 25559.
Searels (Mort):
Aloha. 24469.
Halona waltz. 25131.
Hawaiian rose waltz. 25157.
Hawaiian waltz. 25158.
Hello Aloha. 25176.
Lehua waltz. 25597.
Let me call you
25604.
Lotus girl waltz. 25665.
Mahina waltz. 25726.
Merry widow waltz.
My wild Irish rose.
O sole mio. 26045.
Old Black Joe. 26071.
One two three four. 26099.
Spanish fandango. 26495.
Sparkling waters. 26498.
Waltz exercise. 26818.
When the dew is on the rose.
sweetheart.
25821.
25954.
26896.
Where the shy little violets grow.
26918.
Searfoss (M. A.) I wish I had a girl.
15810.
My cigarette girl, sure
3723.
Searle (J. T.)
a Lucky strike.
2078
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Searles (Mortimer) Dream train.
13062.
Searles-Westbrook (Helen) See West-
brook (Helen Searles-)
Sears (Gerry) If. I had my way.
18105.
Sears (Helen):
Follow the leader. 665.
March. 1908.
Melody. 1909.
Puppets on parade. 1752.
Serenade. 1916.
Waltz. 1910.
Sears (Robert) :
Chinese serenade. 15248.
Memories that fade away. 18443.
Moonlight shine to-night. 18482.
Take me with you. 16871.
Seaton (R. 8S.) Georgia. 31381.
Sebers (Floyd) When a young wife
went away. 19344.
Sechs siebenbiirgische -volkslieder.
11833.
Sechseroperette. 11681, 11863.
Second community uke book. 18906.
Secunda (Samuel):
Chazonim of probe. 328.
Eibiger tanz. 24922.
Hob a hartz. 3232.
Ich benk noch die oigen. 979.
In New York. 1024.
Nu adaige. 1024.
Paskenen sha les. 21134.
Sheindele. 4457, 29020.
Shluf mein kind. 41386.
Song of love. 2028.
Teiere mamenin. 2144.
Veohayto lere-echo,~ 2317.
Wen ich wolt reich given.
Whoopee. 29528.
Yiddishe lied. 17189.
Yiden loift tzim rebi and Kidush.
29591.
Secunda (Sholom)
(Samuel )
Sedberry (Jesse) Sedberry’s (Jesse)
complete method for the Hawalian
guitar. 26361.
Seeber (M. E.)
you'll miss me. 9372.
Seeber & Woolnough co.
time you'll miss me. 9372.
Seeboeck (M. B.):
Boat song. 14976 (38).
Little scherzino. 14976 (186).
Mazurka. 14976 (208).
Russian dance. 14976 (276).
Slumber song. 14976 (296).
Valse petite. 14976 (360).
Seeboeck (W. C. E.):
Boat song.’ 14976 (38).
Little scherzino. 14976 (186).
Mazurka. 14976 (208).
Russian dance. 14976 (276).
4457.
See Secunda
hat’s the time when
That’s the |
14976 (296).
14976 (360).
Dia - chro - rythm. -
Slumber song.
Valse petite.
Seebold (J. G.)
17640,
Seeking life’s golden keys. 16658.
Seelhorst (Friedrich) Walzerkoenig
Strauss. “21750
Seely (F. H.):
Awake, arise. 22064.
Daffodils. 17599.
Seewald (Edyth) Consuela.
Segovia (Andrés) :
Sonata claésica. 11984.
Sonata romantica. 21415.
Segurini (Nello) :
Amore nomade.
12929.
24486.
Ciliege. 2850, 2851.
Neve rossa. 38782, 16312.
Rettile. 26260.
Veleno d’amore. 26771.
Sehi (Chrisea) pseud. See Gerger
(Christina )
Seiber (Maty4s) :
Schule fiir jazz-schlagzeug. 18900.
77 breaks fiir schlagzeug. 23773.
Seidel (A.) Christmas bells. 4915.
Seidenman (Louis) Coolin’ off your
heels. 7667.
Seidler (I. L.):
Futuristic blues.
Modernistic blues.
New blues. 28603.
Se dor (Julius) :
All n'ght long. 4614.
Another broken heart. 19554.
I am but a dreamer. 20290. —
If I can take you from somebody
else. 15828.
If I could just call you sweetheart.
15825.
Just a little love song. 18207.
Keep a smiling while it rains.
20572.
Peek-a-boo. 28796.
Teasin’ me. 21544.
Underneath the moon.
700.
28472.
7026.
Seidt (J. A.) Starlight reverie. 12594
(368) 094.
Seifert (Anton) Karntner ~— lieder-
marsch. 5770.
Seifert (Louis) You’re my first sweet-
hearts. 17245.
Seifert (Oskar) :
Hrich, nur dir gehor’ ich, — 578.
Espana, komm nach _ spanien.
5154.
Freihe ts-marsch. 10470.
-Kle ne gratulanten. 5791.
Lachende welt. 5800.
Miidels aus Sachsen. 5946.
Man braucht ja so wenig um
gliicklich zu sein. 1321.
2079
INDEX
Seifert (Oskar )—Continued.
Nach meiner heimat zieht’s mich
wieder. 1517.
Schwiegermutter,
der Chaplin aus.
So ein trdpfchen
képfchen. 1999.
Traue husar. 12252.
War’ ich doch noch ein baby wie
dws. sor"
Wenn du was zu saufen hast.
71389.
Wie kommt denn nur de gnid’
ge frau dazu. 2495.
du siehst wie
1902.
steight ins
Seifert (Vera) Moon dreams. 16212.
Se'fert (Walter) Drei lieder. 21318.
Seiler (Siegfried) :
Message of love-waltz. 12594
(240).
Moonlight. at the cliff. 12594
(247).
Souvenir-waltz. 12594 (365).
Seip (H. L.) Delta upsilon book of
songs. 19915.
Seismit-Doda (Albano) Caressante.
19491 (32).
Seitman (Jos.) :
Cheerio. 4895, 7615.
Collection of original songs.
22268.
Group of popular melodies. 22638.
My bg moment. 13956.
Seitz (Ernest) World is waiting for
the sunr’se. 12504.
Seitz (R. F.):
March of the marines. 11201.
University of Pennsylvania band
mareh. 2589 (339).
Seiz (Minnie) Drifting nowhere.
22434.
Selby (M. A.):
Streams from Calvary. 12078.
Take me back. 12124.
Selby (R. B.) Widow bird sat mourn-
ing. 24426 (311).
Sellars (Basil) Day of days.
Sellars (Gatty) Choeur de fete.
17619.
345.
Selleck (Lloyd) Sweetheart of yes-
terday. 14585.
Seller (Jane) Mv heart’s an aero-
plane flying on wings of love. 15974.
Sellers (G.):
Blue song. 12769.
Drums. 138073.
Spring. 14520.
Selnecker (Nikolaus)
God. 22694.
Selney (—) A la Saint-Jean. 14980.
Selvaggi (Rito) Canto del pane. 2808.
Selvin (Ben) You are my light in the
sky. 14927.
Help, Lord, my
pt. III, n. &., v. 24
Semenetz (Augusta) Hail’ Columbia
steel. 5374.
Seminole (The)
Semiramis. 1842.
Semon (Primrose) :
Blue melody. 15160.
. Hostess. 13362.
I’m Al Jolson’s mammy. 13482.
Redhead. 16550.
Senart (Maurice) HEditions:
Aquarelles. 7384, 17310.
Attente mystique. 17325.
Au monastére. 7413.
Ballades. 7628.
Berceuse. 17381.
Brise de printemps.
Cache-eache. 4829.
Chanson d’automne. 24706.
Chant funébre. 19771.
Cloitre maudit. 24734.
Danse. 17610.
Deux pieces.
Deux préludes.
Deux valses.
9117.
7541.
8920.
4617.
9702.
Duon. SIA:
En vain d’ un voile épais. 7817.
Essays in the modes. 5155.
Estampes. 20005.
Evocation. 17729.
Gemmes. 17809.
Huit poémes. 18835
Marche francaise. 18401, 18402.
Métamorphose d’ Eve. 8595.
Miniatures grecques. 6026.
Notations d’ été. 8773.
Péce. 6324.
Politian. 26194.
Quatre cancons. 19664.
Quatre lettres de femmes. 25225.
Quatre mélodies. 9464.
Quatuor. 18796, 18797.
Quintette. 18802.
Rapsodie. 6419.
Refleksen. 26247.
Regrets. 6426.
Romance sans paroles. 9052.
Rugby. 6508.
Six songs. 9465.
Sonata. 5241.
Sonatine. 26462.
Sur le nom d’Albert Roussel.
26554.
Tempo di minuetto. 9361.
Tres cancons de Nadal. 19665.
2 idilli siracusani. 24667.
2° quartetto. 9704.
3 melodies. 21441.
3 pastorales. 26279.
4 études. 7352.
4 miniatures.
Senrab (S. E.)
4924,
14212, 18766.
Clickety-click march.
2080
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1929
Senter (B.):
Goin’ back to Tennessee. 13258.
It’s doin’ you good, to know I’m
lonesome. 10885. .
Rich man, poor man, beggar man,
thief. 21242.
Sentis (José):
Aleala. 9747.
C’est un béguin...
Colibri. 4931, 4932.
Discrétement. 24845.
Manolita. 13822.
Perdon! 16464.
Septimine. 14885.
Serafin (Theodore) :
Because I’m blue.
I love you dear. 138425.
In a little bungalow. 8242.
Serafini (Helen) You and your little
armchair. 19442.
Serato (Arrigo) Egloga.
Seredy (J. S.):
Christmas echoes. 358.
Hunting scene. 27874.
Rock-a-bye-baby. 28918.
Warrior’s march. 14794.
Seress (Rezs0) :
Megsiratom a lehullo.
24664.
12723.
10313.
20820.
Mért van néked = selyemruhad.
20820.
Seringés (Charles) Mon dernier
réve. 13916.
Serpette (Gaston) Shakspeare.
12594 (339).
Serradell (Narciso) :
Golondrina. 138258, 15589, 20158.
Swallow. 6810, 14567, 29180.
Serrano (J.):
Cancion del olvido.
Fallero. 13137.
Te quiero. 19127.
Serre (L. L. T. L.) Berceuse gas-
conne. 29647 (15).
Serrell (A. F.) MHazelbury march.
15645.
Serse. 20184.
Serwer( Samuel)
Sesar (Jorge):
Chiquitita. 27361.
Lejos me encuentro.
Teatro Colén. 29242.
Sessions (Roger) Symphony. 26875.
Sestre Klanjateljice dragocijene krvi.
Kralju vijekova. 1161.
Seton (Charles) pseud.
(Charles)
Seuel-Holst (Marie)
of things. 9712.
290.
Drowsy eyes. 546.
28248.
See Lincoln
About all sorts
Sevtik (—) JEinfiihrung in die na-
tiirlichen und kiinstlichen flageolet-
tone. 26346.
Sevtik (Otakar) Schule des violin-
vortrages auf melodischer grund-
lage. 11845-11849, 16644-16648,
26343-26352.
Séverac (D. de) Au chateau et dans
le pare. 7412.
Séverac (®% de) Chanson de Blaisine.
27336.
Severi (Gino):
Addio my darling. 244387.
E la bella Gigugin. 24911.
Mariana. 25756.
Sevilla y Roa (Manuel) ~ Scherzo-
valse. 11836.
Sewall (A. L.) Back home blues.
9848.
Sexton (Ruth):
Oh girls, what a man. 6224.
There’s no use of crying. 6912.
Sextuor. 26379. .
Seybold (Arthur) :
Erholung. 27597, 27598.
Neue wunder-geige. 6169.
Seybold (Zeb) :
I’m-all-a-lone-a
22801.
My honey in the roses—I
you. 8689.
Seyferlich (W. M.):
I’m gonna be stingy with my love.
15769.
My little charming miss. 11379.
Seyforth (Danny) I’m coming back
lone-some lad.
love
to you. 20345.
Seyler (Clifford) Yes INdeed! 4541.
Seyler (J. V.) Sketches from the
studio. 16714.
I was born to go
13495.
Seymour (A. E.)
upon the stage.
Shackleford (Forrest) Music. 8666.
Shackley (F. N.):
Children of the heavenly King.
29647 (382).
Rejoice, the Lord is King. 12594
(322).
Shade (Will) :
Black woman is like a_ black
snake. 12758.
Carmelita. 7582.
I can’t stand it. 27888.
Jug band waltz. 22986.
Lindbergh hop. 138716.
Mississippi river waltz. 238285.
On the road again. 14108.
Stealin’ stealin’. 14534.
Sugar pudding. 14548.
What’s the matter. 29473.
Whitewash station blues. 14866.
Shaffer (C. L.) Dream sweetheart.
2977.
Shaffer (Edith) She’s a girl with a
personality. 11891.
Shaft of Ku’pish ta ya. 18920.
2081
INDEX
Shafter (A. M.):
Original jazz melodies.
Play the game. 14189.
Sailing through blue skies with
me. 6523.
Shafto (Bob) :
Collection of
22268.
Group of popular melodies. 22638.
Shahin (PP rJ.).
With a little girl just like you.
18685.
original songs.
29551.
You mean the whole world to me.
21929.
Shakspeare. 12594 (339).
Shaler (George) My dreamy love
time pal. 23351.
Shall I crucify Him. 24426 (250).
Shall I tell you, mother. 11886.
Shalson (Harry) South of Kentucky.
2041.
Shambaugh (M. E.) Folk dances for
boys and girls. 10448.
Shamlian (Hovsep) :
Akh inch anoren manch yes.
21994.
Balaian. 22078.
Echoes of long ago. 2999.
Ganands pal er nyert seryem.
222.
Shamlin (Hrnie) Thoughts of you.
14666.
Shand (Larry) Sadness will be glad-
ness. 14344.
Shand (T. A. R.):
Gee I’m gettin’ lonesome waitin’
for you. 714.
Isen’t there a little love. 8281.
Shane (H. C.) Today. 12228.
Shank (H. L.) Blossom time. 15153.
Shanks (Charles) Patsy. 21142.
Shanks (Chuck) pseud. See Shanks
(Charles)
Shanks (D. M.):
King of heaven waits outside.
1146.
Let your light shine all the time.
1201.
My Savior is leading me right.
1508.
Where the rainbow never fades.
2465.
Shankula (William) Down Hawaiian
Islands. (CiS:
Shannon (Bessie) Death of Marian
Parker. 15341.
Shannon (H. B.) In the old red barn.
T3001,
Shannon (Noel):
Beautiful rose from the
West. 141, 4717.
I'll always be happy. 27920.
golden
pt. Il, n. &., v. 24
-Shannon (V. F.):
In the valley of the San Jacinto.
8270.
My dream ship. 28531.
That’s when I miss you. 19157.
Wonderful pals of mine. 4522.
Shannon & Cole music¢ co.:
In the valley of the San Jacinto.
8270.
My dream ship. 28531.
That’s when I miss you. 19157.
Shapiro (A. D.) Anne. 27057 (5).
Shapiro (L. E.) Jeanne. 18185.
Shapiro (Louis) Some day some
where. 26436.
Shapiro (Ted) : .
If I had you. 996.
Now I’m in love. 11482.
Pals forever. 11601.
Rose of Algiers. 14326.
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., ine.:
After all, that’s all I’m after.
19508.
After you say I love you. 19511.
All I need is someone like you.
15010.
And so to bed. 19545.
Anywhere under the sun.
As long as I live. 7399.
Atta boy. 19580, 24524.
Babies. 22066.
Basket of roses. 19614.
Bessie couldn’t help it.
Blue step. 22145.
Boomerang. 15171.
Broadway blues. 22166.
Bundle of southern
22172.
California sunshine. 7562.
Clark’s (Norman) Hawaiian song
folio. 7641.
Cock - a - Goodle - oodle - oodle - 00!
15260.
Crazy melody. 22299.
Dearest cne. 19909.
Death of Jesse James.
Does an
22384.
_ Doin’ the hot-cha-cha. 153875.
Don’t keep me lonesome too long.
17309.
27210.
sunshine.
T7134.
elephant love peanuts?
19944.
Eddie Cantor’s automobile horn
song. 5138.
Even if you get even with me.
20009.
Everything I do—I do for you.
603.
Ev’ry day away from you. 15451.
Fee fi fo fum. 20042.
Follow the sun in the morning.
20078.
For you baby.
Forget the past.
Gazoozalum gazoo.
27671.
675.
22581.
2082
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1929
Gem dance folio for 1929—no. 2.
5280. :
Good-bye, gray skies—hello, blue
skies. 53830.
Good bye, old pal of mine. 5332.
Gunman’s farewell. 771.
Hand in hand together. 20194.
He’s just an old guy with whis-
kers. 20220.
He’s so unusual. 814.
Heigh-ho everybody, heigh-ho.
3212.
Heigh-ho! ev’rybody, heigh-ho!
8028.
‘Homely girls. 5448.
Hot and bothered.
Howdy Broadway.
862.
22739.
I bet I’m gettin’ somepin’. 20296.
I could forget you. 890.
I could love a girl like you. 5481.
I'd go barefoot all winter long.
20304, 27891.
I don’t work for a living. 10701.
I heard you singing on my radio.
5498.
I just can’t blame my: heart.
20320.
Ill still go on wanting
22785.
I'll wrap my troubles in dreams.
18017.
I’m doing the right thing now.
20346.
I’m keeping company now. 20363,
22813. 2
I’m looking into heaven. 22820.
I see you but what do you see in
me? 15798. ;
I want you to know I love you.
25359.
It don’t mean a thing without you.
8283.
you.
It’s you. 15897.
Ivan. 28114.
Japanese toyland. 22967.
Juanita. 18197.
Katie keep your feet on the
ground. 15958, 20569.
Kicking the blues away. 23023.
Lamp lightin’ time in the valley.
11009.
Let’s make the best of it.
Lil. 20652.
atte’ baby curls. 222, °°”
Lonesome little doll. 18326.
Love found me. 23141.
Love thoughts of you.
Massa-choo-setts. 1338.
Melancholy me. 13868.
My blue print of dreams.
My sugar and me. 6150.
My sweetheart. 11413.
My wife is on a diet.
8415.
23154,
20909.
18570.
2083
Nothing to do but love. 1562,
6197,
Oh! how we love our college.
16373.
Oh! so sweet. 26064.
Oodles and oodles. 21092.
Out of a clear blue sky. 23555.
Please don’t cut out my sauer-
kraut. 11659, 18755.
Pretty words. 28858.
Say a prayer for Palestine. 21298,
Sentimental fool. 9121.
Sergeant Flagg and _ Sergeant
Quirt. 18917, 21327.
Shady lady. 1982.
Shapiro Bernstein cinema series.
11888.
She only laughs at me. 91384.
Since we became sweethearts.
16705.
Since you
21379.
So the bluebirds and the black-
birds got together. 9197.
Soda I, soda you, sodas ev’rybody.
4162.
Some sweet morning. 2009.
Song of Soudan. 21424.
Sophomore strut. 23905.
Step by step—mile by mile, I’m
marching home to you. 42153.
Sunny Sal. 12091.
Sweet Raviola. 21518.
Sweetheart, I love you. 29195.
That’s ’rithmatic. 21568.
That’s what's — troubling
21569.
That’s why I’m happy.
That was my own idea.
There’s love in your eyes.
There’s nobody else. 2186.
To-day and to-morrow. 6952.
said uh-huh to me.
me,
2171.
21579.
14650.
Twenty Swedes ran thru the
weeds. 21686.
Two pals. 16986.
Up in the sky with you. 2291.
Voice of the R. K. O. 24192.
Wake up your feet. 29427.
Wedding gown that Nellie never
wore. 24221.
What a day. 7147.
What do I care. 24238.
What’s the use of loving when
you haven’t anyone to _ love.
2420.
When I’m up to
clover. 14836.
When I see myself in your eyes.
2436.
When mother sings, Silver threads
among the gold. 12411.
When you’re in love. 17116.
When you were in love with no
one but me. 7198.
my knees in
INDEX
—
: pt. Ill, 0. S., v. 24
Shapiro, Bernstein & co., inc.—Contd. | Shattinger piano & music co.:
-Whoopee hat brigade. 12455,
14871.
World is yours and mine. 9634.
Wrap it up. 21895.
You brought me the _ sunshine. |
12524.
You'll do it some day. 14940.
You’re gonna be blue. 24890.
Shapleigh (Bertram) :
Allah’s dove. 7310 (38).
An die morgenréte. 14976 (7).
Captivity. 7310 (25).
Communication. 7310 (44).
Elfenliebe. 14976 (81).
Greeting. 19491 (S87).
In the highlands. 7310 (76).
Last rose. 7310 (82).
Longings. 7310 (86).
Meditation. 7310 (92).
Meeting. 73810 (98).
Might song. 19491 (151).
My star. 7310 (100).
Nachtgesang. 14976 (227).
Parting. 73810 (107).
Persisches lied. 14976 (255).
Sklavinnen. 17236 (1388).
Song of birds in oasis.
(216).
Spring.
19491
7310 (125).
Starry choir. 19491 (219).
Taubenpost. 14976 (334).
Unveiled morning. 19491 (245).
Verschmachtende. 172386 (449).
Wanderleben. 14976 (3878).
War’s nur ein traumen.
(375).
Sharman (Cecil) :
Baa, baa, black sheep. 15088.
Doctor Foster. 15373.
I had a little pony. 15730.
I know a bank. 27912.
My story. 16287.
Shrimp. 41388.
Tell me where
19135.
Tommy Snooks. 12230.
Sharp (Julia) Proud Maisie. 26228.
Sharp (Lillian) Just you, only you.
5769.
Sharp GV: Avalide:
Absence makes the heart grow
fonder. 2596.
Will you ever care.
Sharp (W. H. H.):
Girl of my dreams I long for thee.
13234.
14976
is fancy bred.
4509.
On Apalachicola Bay. 16398.
Sharpe (Cedric):
Berceuse. 127386.
Gavotte from Mignon. 9393.
Peace. 1682.
Sharps and frats. 1657.
By the fireside. 7554.
Chinese pranks. 15247.
Good advice. 15592.
Idol of Sigma phi. 15819.
Irish lullaby. 18167.
Little artist. 8444.
Marching song. 8540.
My bed is a boat. 8673.
Only one. 8841.
Playful whims. 8928.
Rays of sunshine. 9008.
Ship ahoy. 9141. |
Stepping lightly. 2070.
Swing. 9332. me
Three little chestnuts. 12207.
Too good to be true. 9410. ,
Volga boatmen’s song. . 19289. —
Shattuck (C. F.):
Old Black Joe. 24426 (205).
Song of the forge. 2030.
Sweet Genevieve. 24426 (267).
Shattuck (Fred) :
Joy galore. 17236 (204).
Prayer from Hansel and Gretel.
8955. .
Shattuck (Lillian) Bowings for three
octave scales. 12594 (32).
Shattuck (Margaret) :
Old Black Joe. 24426 (205).
Sweet Genevieve. 24426 (267).
Shaubell (Gladys) :
I’m going back and make her
. happy again. 15765.
It’s all over boy. 15891.
Shaver (Buster) :
Blue melody. 15160.
Redhead. 16550.
Shaver (W. G.):
Baby that I call mine. 2689.
Dream girl do you hear my eall.
518.
It’s a tough racket. 1070.
She went picking berries.
Sweet Hleanor. 6816. ’
They're now wearing
19184, 29287.
Why ‘did you make love to me.
26945.
Shaw (—) pseud. See Cooke (F. M.)
Shaw (Brooke) : f
Blue days are over. 17415.
I ain’t a gonna tell. 133883.
Shaw (Hileen) Pardon me
16446.
Shaw (Geoffrey) :
Lass of Richmond Hill.
Minstrel boy. 1388.
Robin’s last will. 1817.
There is a spirit singing.
To all you ladies. 2215.
Shaw (George) My snookums.
6625.
pajamas.
gal.
1179.
16913.
18550.
2084
- ee
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Shaw (H. A.):
Because you smiled at me.
I’m blue. 22808.
It’s funny. 22954.
Luilaby. 20741.
Pause. 23585.
Shaw (I. A.) Catalina Isle. 7592.
Shaw (Knowles) What will it mat-
ter. 4469.
Shaw (M. K.):
Life, love and laughter.
Roses speak to me of love.
Shaw (Martin):
Break forth
22100.
20651.
18856.
into thanksgiving.
ToT.
O welcome in our midst. 3829.
Shaw (W. W.) ~ Elizabeth’s reply.
4577 (96).
Shay (Larry):
Can’t you learn to call me sweet-
heart. 17477.
Hobo Joe. 5484.
In my Indiana home.
Just a little kiss at twilight.
Lovely night in Spain. 1281.
- My little clock and me. 8692.
Rich man, beggar, pauper, king.
9029.
Takin’
6854.
Tomorrow’s violets. 6959.
We'll be cutting paper dolls to-
15851.
5750.
the longest way home.
gether. 2382.
Will you be satisfied. 9614.
Shays (J. R.) jr. Say yes. 26333.
She couldn’t say no. 24623.
She walked home. 27895, 27908, 28926,
29624. i
(F. W.) Sweet little Swede.
6821.
Shea (I. M.) Then I’ll be number six.
19163.
Shean (F. J.)
In spite of all. 18141.
Shearer (Mrs.) Bring back those
dreams. 27278.
Shears (Dudley) What is it, dear.
(155.
Shears (Louis):
; Dreaming sweet dreams of you.
2981.
Everything is
5164.
Forgotten. 10455.
Kisses. 3508.
Miracle lady. 16190.
Motka from Slabotka.
*Neath the
3780.
Pals to the end. 6297.
Tell me the reason why.
Two flashing eyes of blue.
Sheck (Louis) Dream girl.
Shedaker (Budd) jr.
sweetheart. 14779.
coming my way.
6076.
spell of the moon.
6873.
12279.
22411.
Waiting for a
Sheehan (F. H.)
alone. 7916.
Sheep under the snow. 21342.
Sheets (C. L.) Thrills. 21624.
Shefte (Art) Teacher’s manual for
Shefte’s rapid course in modern
piano playing. 12148.
Sheldon (Beulah) Chasing shadows.
For you and you
7612.
Sheldon (J. O.) Jesus, shepherd of
the sheep. 27057 (63).
Sheldon (L. T.) Jesus, shepherd of
the sheep. 27057 (63).
Shelley (H. R.):
Beatitudes.
Berceuse.
9866.
24426 (26).
Tantum ergo. 14976 (332).
Shelton (A. M.) When dreams of you
come true. 24252. |
Shelton (B. F.):
Cold penitentiary blues.
Oh Molly dear. 23498.
Shenadoa. 16687.
Shepard (A. P.)
joy is teeming.
Shepard (Sam)
you. 20324.
Shepard (T. G.):
Boy blue. 4577 (385).
Fear not ye. 7310 (59).
22266.
All the world with
19534.
I live just to love
Sermon on the mount. 14976
(289).
Shepard’s reed-organ method.
4577 (356).
Sixteen short responses. 4577
(355).
Te Deum in F. 4577 (389).
Shepherd (Arthur) Horizons. 22730.
Shepherd (L. L.):
Poor little senorita. 11676.
Rockin’ down to slumber town.
16579.
Shepherd. 11902.
Shepherds and the inn. 23806.
Shepherds’ Christmas eve. 26389.
Shepherd’s song. 14402.
Sheppard (EH. H.):
Awake! put on strength. 2680.
Chant joyeux. 17501.
Sheppard (K. HE.) Just a baby’s lul-
laby. 10980.
Sheridan (Ann) Gypsy. 20179.
Sheridan (Jack) :
Nobody cares. 3801.
Same old story. 4084.
What’s in your heart. 21794.
Sheridan (Thad) Marguerite. 28394.
Sheridan (Walter) Juanita. 18197.
Sherman (A. 1.) Slichos. 4156.
Sherman (Al):
Am Ia passing fancy. 2623, 4623.
And especially you. 54.
At the peep of dawn I love you.
7408.
2085
INDEX
Sherman (Al)—Continued.
Blue Ridge mountain cottage and
you. 99384.
Dream places. 13061.
Everything I do—I do for you.
603.
Good-bye, gray skies. 5330.
Good morning — good evening —
good night. 3166, 5335.
He’s so unusual. 814.
I don’t love anyone. 8102, 10697.
Tl) follow you sweetheart. 920,
8132.
I’m cuckoo again. 13485.
I’m just wild about everything.
3322, 5558, 25315.
I wish I had a sweetheart. 20408.
Linda. 1218, 5852.
Little old log cabin in the lane.
8455.
My heart belongs to the girl who
belongs to somebody _ else.
20923.
Never-to-be-forgotten night. 8744.
Oh baby, that breaks my heart.
1591.
Old fashioned lady. 11527.
On a summery night. 6247, 8826.
Once again before we part. 21072.
Please let me dream in your arms.
1717, 8931, 23611.
Poo-poo-pe-doop, everybody’s do-
in’ it now. 38961, 6354.
Song of Siberia. 14501.
Spanish doll. 16780.
Step by step—mile by mile. 4213.
Sweetheart. 19091.
Take your hands. out of your
pockets. 21534.
That’s a drop in the bucket. 6891.
Up in the sky with you. 2291.
Violet. 21734.
We know you'll take good care of
Lindy. 4451, 7128.
When I go out with Molly. 26880.
When the curtain comes down.
2444,
Where are you? 4487.
Why did you kiss me last night.
2484.
You belong in my arms, ba-bee!
19446, 21905.
You showed me the way. 21941.
Your way is my way. 45738, 7292.
Sherman (Florence) At last my
dream has come true. 4660, 22046.
Sherman (Jack):
Queen of love. 117380.
Sometime you'll find the sunshine.
Grlie
Sherman (Ransom) Mary Della.
25768, 25769.
Sherman (Terry) American legion-
air. 19541.
pt. III, 0. S., v. 24
ee ia oe
Sherman
11392.
Sherman, Clay & co.:
(Walter) My only one.
As long as you believe in me.
7402.
Beside ‘the western sea. 7497.
Carnations remind me of you.
7584.
Classical satire. 10078.
Dooley-dooley-do. 509.
Every now and then. 20015.
Ga ga bird. 20117.
I’m in love with you. 20358.
I’m laughing. 203865.
Icky. 20418.
Idawanna. 10866.
Kewpie. 8369. ut
Lady of the morning. 3507.
Let’s pretend. 1198.
Listen and your heart will tell.
1220.
Love sings a scng in my heart.
a bd Wd iy
Melancholy mama.
New step. 20989.
Some day soon.
Tampa. 2130.
Then Ill know why.
Tiddly winks. 12216.
Tr:ckette. 12253.
Web of love. 21774.
Wedding of the painted doll.
7129.
When the girlie you love loves you.
2445.
You just you. 9664.
You’re not asking me I’m telling
you. 726.
Sherman, Lewis & Armstrong, ine.:
I wish I had a sweetheart. 20408.
My heart belongs to the girl who
belongs to somebody else. 20923.
Once again before we part. 21072.
Take your hands out of your
pockets.. 21534.
Violet. 21734.
You showed me the way. 21941.
Sherrard (Paul) Lonely just for you.
137389.
Sherry (Conroy)
1479.
Sherwin (Sterling) :
Black waters. 4749.
Burning kisses. 27292.
Carnations remind me of you.
7584.
Dooley-dooley-do. 509.
Im-running wild. 27960.
Kollege kick. 15977.
Melancholy mama. 8571.
So sweet. 6694, 14456.
Tarnished’ love. 29282.
8571.
16737.
9380.
My Honolulu moon.
2086
INDEX
nos, 1—12, 1929
Sherwood (Frank) Sherwood’s mas-
ter method for tenor banjo or tenor
guitar. 18932.
Shevill (H. L.) 28 chord exercises in
the dance style. 14403.
Shevill (Len) See Shevill (H. L.)
Shewell (G. D.):
Deep in your eyes. 27498.
Haunted flame. 3197.
Shibley (K. 8S.) Shrine within my
heart. 6635.
Shield (Bertram) :
It’s hard to face life alone. 3426.
My dear old wife. 1465.
Shields (George) Sweethearts. 26581.
Shields (Grace):
Down at lover’s roost. 29647 (50).
In the good old summer time.
14976 (150).
It’s for her, her, her. 7310 (79).
It’s got to be a minstrel show to-
night. 14976 (161).
Sears of honor are not hard to
bear. 19491 (206).
They were all doing the same.
17236 (425).
Wait at the gate for me. 19491
(254).
When the winter time comes round.
29647 (254).
Shields (Ren) They were all doing
the same. 17236 (425).
Shilkret (Harold)
about me. 163338.
Shilkret (Jack) Candy sticks.
Shilkret (Nathaniel) :
At twilight time.
Believe it or not.
Betty. 178, 179.
- Blue waters. 206.
By myself. 15194, 17454.
Chanson triste. 19770.
Chante d’amour. 19773.
Closer to me. 7646, 10081, 10682.
Constant love. 12927.
Down the river of golden dreams.
No one who cares
292.
.2669.
12732.
22409.
Electricity. 22454.
Elien sweet Ellen. 27584.
Lady divine. 5802, 5804, 10998,
10999, 15982.
March of the gnomes.
Polite society. 11670.
Precocious child. 14227.
Rondino. 27202.
Snappy weather.
Some sweet day.
Song of the bayou.
Touraine. 29327.
Wipin’ the pan. 2502.
Shilling (Gus) Memories are yours.
11251.
Shimp
18823.
18980.
6705.
9236.
(W. B.) Faim. 3040.
Shiner (HE. D.):
Leone. 18271..
You're waiting for me, baby doll.
24400.
Ship ahoy. 7554, 8841, 9141, 9410.
Shir-Cliff (B. W.) :
Home in the sky. 15679,
Lonesome. 16060.
Shoes. 16698.
Yes, Lord, I’se commin’ home.
17186.
Shive (Milton) Keith (Jo.) glide.
23020.
Shmuklovsky (Dmitry) Newest sys-
1541.
W, haarew no.
tem of scale studies.
Shnipelisky (Hlias)
2350.
Shoap (Margaret) When I left my
home. 24258.
Shockett (Morris) Little red castle on
the hill. 3555.
Shockley (H. W.):
I ain’t goin’ to work on Sunday.
13384, 17980.
Let us hope for better things.
11049.
Our love is growing stronger.
~ 16426, 28740.
Shoo fly don’t bother me. 16694,
29028.
Small violet I plucked from
mother’s grave. 11953.
Smoke goes up the chimney just
the same. 14450, 18978.
Shockley (N. A.) Write that letter to
mother. 9640.
Shockley (W. L.) Write that letter
to mother. 9640.
Shoemaker (G. L.) Purdue triumph
march. 8979.
Shoemyer (B. J.) Happy days gone
by. 25142.
11071.
I want to be near
Shokey (C. J.) Lingering lips.
Sholes (G. A.)
you. 10792.
Shonfield (Ernest) Id dream that
dream again. 27890. ,
Shore (Jack) ’Neath the _ silvery
moon. 14024.
Shores (Marie) :
Balmy Bahamas. 19609.
Flower face. 15495.
Tell. me it’s true you love me.
6871.
That frigid air.
Shores (R. J.):
Balmy Bahamas. 19609.
Flower face. 15495.
That frigid air. 19143.
Shorney (G. D.) Worship and praise
29576.
19143.
2087
INDEX
Short (D. W.):
Give me your old faded roses.
15566.
Love you and leave you alone.
23155, 28343.
Sweet daddy mine.
Short (George)
16841.
Songs of the Scots.
4185.
Short (H. S.) In that morning’s holy
hour. 18142.
Short (I. D.) Guess again. 5862.
Short (Mark):
Ill. kiss all your tears away,
sweetheart. 13416.
In love with you means heaven
to me. 18132.
Shotwell (W. S.):
Hawaiian dream girl.
My southern rose. 1505.
My sweetheart’s refrain. 3762.
Now I have learned to care. 6200.
Roamin’ blues. 1814.
She’s my baby. 6622.
Shout the glad tidings. 17236 (371).
Show girl. 15371, 15475, 15636, 15790,
16051, 16727, 18470.
Show of shows. 18257.
Show’s the thing. 12955, 19838, 19877,
19881, 21552, 25962.
Shriber (Fred) :
Bacon and cabbage.
Bill Cheatem. 12752.
Shrine luncheon elub. Shrine lunch-
eon club song. 23816.
Shriver (Greta) Montana, let’s go.
23296.
-Shubert music pub. corp.:
5392.
12697.
Blow the blues away. 199.
Just suppose. 3482.
Park avenue strut. 3907.
Shake high, shake low. 1988.
Sweet little mannikin doll. 6820.
We'll get along. 4452.
What a girl. 2406.
What could I do. 2410.
-“Why do you tease me, yes or no.
4501.
Shubert theatre corp. :
Baby doll dance. 15084.
Clutching at shadows. 22261.
Every month is May. 10871.
From now on. 22562.
Go one better. 17882.
I’m for you, you’re for me. 8149.
I’m in love. 10738.
In Chicago. 28048.
Journey’s end. 25500.
Jumping jimminy. 18201.
Look in my eyes. 28317.
Loose ankles. 18755.
On the up and up. 28722.
One night of love. 8887.
Playboy of dreams. 18750.
Right man. 16572. —
Sickle (Robert van)
_ pt. 1, n.s., v. 24
Sliding down a silver cloud. 9187.
Street singer. 26535.
That’s the time when I miss you.
24089.
That’s why we misbehave. 24040.
Unto my heart. 12298.
Whatever it is I’ve got it. 2424.
Why don’t we? 17187.
Wondering who. 24347.
You. might have known I loved
you. 19460.
You’ve made me happy to-day.
21944.
Your Broadway and mine. 17223.
Shudnow (Sydney) Twilight times.
21690.
Shuebruk (Richard) Princess polo-
naise. 23637. ;
Shuff (Fred) Oh! I do like a basinful
of hot-pot. 1597.
Shull (S. J.) Dawn of a perfect day.
5012.
Shulman (David) Farshidene welt.
22501.
Shulters (H.-L.) Little brown house
that I love. 8447.
Shupienis (J. J.)
Oh! it’s nice to
have a girl like mine. 3842.
Shure (R. D.):
Angels’ grotto. 15041.
Cathedral cliffs. 15226.
Dawn in the desert. 17616.
King of angels, sleep. 25556.
Pilot gig. 16477.
Sea fan. 16653.
Shurr (Bob) pseud. See Shurr (Leo-
pold)
Shurr (Leopold) :
I want a good girl. 20394.
You can’t get milk from a cow
named Jake. 21910.
Shurtliff (L. 8.) Hot ice. 8072.
Shute (Frank) Sunrise road. 21498.
Shutt (Albert) :
Allegiance. 12626.
I bought a round trip ticket.
10683, 17985.
Memories of childhood days.
8586.
Shutt (Zella) Sad memory.
Sibelius (Jean) :
Musik zu Shakespeares Der sturm.
1853.
28518.
Schneefried. 11887.
Sturm. 21487.
Valse triste. 7041, 26764.
Sibley (V. E.)
heart. 11269.
Sichel (EK. H.) jr. Shaking hands
with the sun. 29005.
See Van Sickle
Message from a broken
(Robert)
Sickler (Inez) Swinging hgh and
' low. 29205.
2088
eet
eS
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
Sickler (J. D.):
One step nearer home. 28726.
Shiv’ring. 29026.
Swinging high and low. 29205.
Mareelle. 8533.
7945, 13504, 13662.
Siclari (Ernest)
Sie werden lachen.
14888.
Siebenbiirger Sachsen siinger bund.
Bundeslied. 24650.
Siede (Ludwig) :
Apfelbliite. 2646.
Ben coraida. 4730.
Lachende welt. 5800.
Leuchtkiferchens hochzeit. 3541.
Stadion-marsch. 6773.
Suraya. 26556.
Siegel (C. F. W.) Zehn klavierstiicke,
1929. 18817.
Siegel (Monty):
Ashes of love.
I loved you
27950.
Mr. Dry you're all wet.
Whoopee hat _ brigade.
14871.
Sieges-palme.
Sieg] (Otto) :
Drei sopranlieder.
Konzert. 21364.
Siebenundzwanzig Franzosen.
26401.
Stille hof. 26524.
Siemon (W. EH.) When the morning
glories blossom. 7106.
Siemon (W. G.) Alone.
2664.
before I met you.
13910.
12455,
19491 (212).
21363.
24470.
Siep (C. A.) Sandman lullabye. 4086.
Sierkowski (F.8.): |
Night-time’s my day-time. 8758.
Soon-ly. 19020.
Sierra (Regino) I wander all alone.
22858. ;
Sieulle (J.):
Adios amigo. 19504.
Springtime. 14528.
Sieve-Borsuk (Belle) Oh, why. dear
pines, do you pine too. 26068.
Sievert (O. H. A.) Lifes journey o’er.
5847.
Sievier (Bruce):
Be contented. 12712.
Nothing but you. 18611.
Round and round and_ round.
9065.
Sifnios (Markos) Katinaki. 5773.
Sigismondi (Aristide) :
Eridita’ di mio padre. 5148.
’O gulio d@’ ’a parulana. 6211.
Vuccuccia d’ore. TOT2.
Sigma alpha epsilon fraternity. Songs
of Sigma alpha epsilon. 19014.
Sigma phi gamma _ sorority § songs.
29034.
Sigman (G. R.) She’s my modernistic
baby. 14400.
Sign in the sky. 21865.
Signore del Tassametro.
Signorelli (Frank) :
- ’Cause I’m in love.
Dainty. 12963.
Gypsy. 8182, 3188.
No one ean take your place.
11457, 11458.
Signorelli (G.) & @.:
Alba fosea. 7388.
Artema. 7397.
Canzone di Rebecca. 12847.
Dialogo giocoso. 153851.
Marina. 8628.
Moeror. 8622.
Motivo nostalgico.
Signorelli (Giuseppe) :
Alba fosea.~ 73838.
Artema. 7397.
Dialogo giocoso.
Marina. 38628.
Moeror. 8622.
Motivo nostalgico. 16226.
Signorelli (Henry) You can’t cheat
a cheater. 21908.
Signorelli (Napoleon)
19559.
Signorini (Antonio Ricci)
Signorini (Antonio)
S'gtenhorst Meyer (B. van den):
Sonatine. 6718.
Spookland. 4204.
Sprookjeswereld. 6772.
Sigurdson (Margaret) Are you sorry
you- went away? 68.
Silas (Mena) ‘Talkies the whole of
29036.
4867.
1555,
16226.
15351.
Anything.
See Ricci
the day. 191.15.
Silbaugh (Harry) When to lovers
lane in dreams I reach for you.
21822.
Silberberg (J. A.)
Silberhorn (H.)
Silberman (L.):
Beneath the white Texas moon.
7492.
Will you forget?
Silberman & Solloway:
Beneath the white Texas moon.
7492.
Chop suey. 7627.
Hundreds of miles away.
Will you forget? 9615.
Silby (R. M.) Hymn for St. Joseph
of Arimathea. 3268.
Silent night. 29038.
Silent night, holy night.
Silentium! 23819.
Silésu (Lao):
A te! 14985.
Mon Argentine. 16206.
Mon coeur est pour toi.
Monsieur mon amour.
T’amo. 16868.
Niobe. 4577 (289).
Am I blue. 24478.
9615.
5467.
29040.
16207.
25860.
2089
INDEX
Siloti (Alexander) :
Etude. 6005, 6573.
Prelude. 6413.
Romance. 6478.
Scherzo no. 2. 4910.
Soirées de Vienne. 143871.
Silva (I. C.) Me entusiasmas. 28412.
Silver (A. J.):
Missa VIII. toni. 23284.
Owl and the pussy-cat. 8863.
Silver (Abner) :
All my life I’ve been looking for
somebody. 220038.
All of my life Ive been looking
for somebody. 24457.
Am Ia passing fancy. 2623, 4623.
. And especially you. 54.
Bashful baby. 12708.
Do you think of me? 5062, 10242.
Everybody’s gal. 22480.
Everything I do—I do for you.
603.
For you and me sweetheart. 672.
Good-bye, gray skies. 5330.
Good morning—good evening—
good night. 3166, 5335.
He couldn’t speak a word of
English. 22675.
He’s so unusual. 814.
Hot and bothered. 862.
I didn’t mean it. 10693.
I don’t love anyone. 8102, 10697.
Tll climb the highway to your,
heart. 15748, 22778.
Ill follow you sweetheart.
8132.
I’m cuckoo again. 18485.
I’m just wild about everything.
3322, 5553.
920,
I’m just’ wild over everything.’
25315.
I’m so melancholy. 8171.
I’m so melancholy for somebody
like you. 5572.
In dreams you'll still belong to
me. 22906, 28049.
My day dreams came true over
night. 13968.
My heart cries out I love you.
13972.
Oh! so sweet. 26064.
Old fashioned lady. 11527.
Poo-poo-pe-doop, everybody’s doin’
it now. 38961, 6354.
Step by step—mile by mile, I’m
marching home to you. 42138.
That’s a drop in the bucket. 6891.
Will o’ the wisp. 17145.
Silver (Ch.) Paysage polaire.
Silver (Gene) :
I’m on my way to heaven. 138452.
Laughing at the world. 13676.
Silver (Violet) Down in dreamy
Venice. 5080.
3916.
pt. 10, n. &., 'v. 24
Silver, Burdett & co.:
Glee and chorus book for male
voices. 7960.
Music hour. 1449, 20900, 28514.
Music hour in the kindergarten.
18494.
Progressive music series.
18791.
Silver slipper. 12594 (345).
Silver song series. 17236 (375).
Silver swan. 1690, 7639, 8139, 8465,
8485, 17957, 18941, 18942, 22252,
22795, 26672, 29301.
Silver threads among the gold. 11915.
Silverman (Anno) Rebe het gezen.
21219.
Silverman (S. J.)
Silverman (Sam)
Silverman (Woolf)
16515,
Vaundéll, 14757.
Eleanore, 5237.
Shanghai Rose.
4128, 14397.
Silvers (Louis) :
Fleurette. 3081, 5224.
It’s up to you. 1076, 1077.
My madonna. 3744.
Old timer. 1616, 3853.
Weary river. 2389, 2390.
Silvers (Sid) I could forget you.
890.
Silverstein (Dave):
It’s you. 15897.
Oh! how we love our college.
16373.
Silvestri (Gino) Visione azzurro.
7064.
Silving (Bert) S&ngerfahrt nach
Wien. 16612, 16613.
Simeon (Omer) This way out!
14662.
Simkins (EK. L.)
Simmons (Agnes)
28333.
Simmons (Cyrus) :
Doctor Guy. 19935.
Dream wife. 22418.
Kiss me dear. 10975.
Liberty. 16015.
Popping the question. 11678.
True love will never die. 14704.
Virginia, let me dream and love.
12323.
Simmons (D. M.)
TE 2 bs
Simmons
16470.
Simmons (L. A.)
18751.
Simolke (A. F.) :
Wonderful sweetheart of dreams.
29567.
Why didn’t I take you. 19390.
Simon (Carl) musikverlag. Vision.
12324.
Little elf. 3552.
Love-making blues.
Portland limited.
(Homer ) Phantasmania.
Playful bob-o-link.
2090
SS Oe = i a PS mS
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1929
Simon (Edward G.):
Day dreams. 129838, 12984.
June rose. 1109, 15939.
Querida. 6412.
Simon (Howard) As long as I live.
7399.
Simon (James) Angst. 15043.
Simon (Max) lLasset uns das leben
geniessen. 28234.
Simon (Nat) Walking in the dark.
19303.
Simon (W. B.) ine. Where is that
dream girl of mine? 17120.
Simon (W. C.):
Blue Hawaii. 9929.
Cradle of love. 7688.
Give your little baby lots of lovin’.
3150.
Guess who.
Gypsy. 3183.
Honey. 8058.
My castle in Spain is a shack in
the lane. 3720.
My mother’s eyes. 3745.
Nobody’s fault but your
8769.
Please let me dream in your arms.
8931.
Pretty little thing. 11698.
Simon (Walter von) Korsische
3181.
own.
gesetz. 10988.
Simone (Andrea de) See De Simone
(Andrea )
Simonetti (A.) :
Madrigale. 2589 (185).
Valse—impromptu. 17007.
Simonetti (Giovanni) Giacomina !
27710; 271.
Simonis (C. J.) Unfinished symphony.
1899.
Simons (R. E.) Living for Jesus.
28300.
Simons (Seymour) :
Honey. 8058, 10644, 10645, 22721.
She can’t be bothered with me.
29 Sac.
‘Snice, like this. 14453, 16724,
16725.
Simonsen (Ellen):
hens.age. Wat!
My wife brings home the bacon.
23409.
Simonson (Selli)
9709 (252).
Voracious dragon.
Simper (Caleb):
And thou Bethlehem. 19491 (5).
Communion. 12594 (56).
Great and marvellous. 14976
(117).
He is risen. 4577 (150).
His promise true. 14976 (127).
I am the Resurrection and the
Life. 2589 (126).
2469—-30-——_34
Lord is
(208).
Meditation. 12594 (2387).
New century march. 12594 (269).
Offertoire. 12594 (283).
Postlude. 12594 (3812).
Simpson (—) Just for to-day. 1121.
Simpson (C. L.) Waiting—wond ring.
9517.
Simpson (Husebia )
frolic. 23461.
Simpson (Gertrude) Waiting. 19293.
Simpson (J. W.) Ave Maria. 94.
Simpson (John) Simpson steamboat
blues. 9162.
Simpson (Lucille) I just love you
and you know why. 5500.
Simpson (M. A.) Seek not here.
1912.
Simpson (Methven) Itd.:
Lantern light. 3522.
Songs of the Scots. 4185.
Soochow creek. 4186.
Simpson (Nellie) Here’s to our next
merry meeting. 22698.
Simroek .GN:)) G.jmy, ba/H.:
A la gavotte. 24429.
A mignonne. 21970.
Abmarsch der soldaten. 24488.
Acht lieder nach Richard Dehmel-
schen gedichten. 20248.
Adagio. 19594.
Am schwarzen see. 24481.
An der Weser. 19544.
Auf der alten'burg. 24525.
Ausklang. 24527.
Ballade no. 2. 24629.
Bella vista. 24572.
Berceuse. 22114.
Concerto. 24747.
Czardas. 24783, 24784.
Czardasszenen. 27449.
Drei lieder. 25035.
Drei sopranlieder.
my shepherd. 12594
North-wind’s
21363.
Dritte symphonie in es-moll.
24897.
Bia, herzenskindchen. 24921.
Fliegt der
24997. °
Fiinf gesinge. 29548.
Geistliches wiegenlied.
Granada! 27754.
Hymnus. 25036.
Idea per camera. 25378.
Intermezzo. 22162. ,
Irene. 28088.
Kaiser-walzer. 205638, 25540.
Kette kleiner stticke ftir klavier
20577.
_ Klavierquintett. 25560.
Kol nidrei. 20589.
Lindliche weise. 25575.
Lehre der flageolettone.
11031.
erste morgenstrahl.
25054.
11025-
2091
INDEX
Simrock (N.) G. m. b. H.—Continued.
Maskenaufzug. 257738.
Meerstern, ich dich griisse. 20817.
Melodische etiiden ftir bratsche
allein. . 20826, 20827.
Moderne etiiden' ftr
28469-28471.
Mon coeur. 23295, 25858.
Moravia. 25868, 25869.
Nach eigenem mass. 25956.
Neun Klabundlieder. 27829.
Odysseus. 26051.
Orientale. 26116.
violine.
Polonaise no. 2. 25626.
Réverie d’amour. 22114.
Rio Negro. 26271, 26272.
Ritter Pasman. 26276, 26277.
Sandminnechen. 26325.
Scherzo idyllique. 26335.
Sechs lieder. 26264.
Sinfonietta. 26411.
Sonata impetuosa. 23880.
Sonate. 23100, 23192, 23650,
23743, «25219, 4" 25405, | 26L70;
26509.
Sonate ftir viola und _ klavier.
26457.
Sonate in E moll. 21416, 26458.
Sonate no. 2. 26459.
Spinnerin. 26502.
Stilleben. 26525.
Stimme des Rheins in der nacht.
29149.
Streich-quartett. 26536.
Tanz. 24908.
Toccata. 25037.
Tod. 29314.
Totentiberfahrt.
Trinklied. 26697.
Trio. 26699.
Trost. . 26704.
Unser Deutschland.
Valse infidéle. 26756.
Variationen tiber ein kinderlied.
PAU IPA
Var‘ationen tiber ein ungarisches
thema. 24174.
Verdorben—gestorben. 26778.
Verlassene migdlein. 26780.
Vier duette. 29549.
Vier lieder. 19729.
Vita brevis. 26797.
Waldesruhe. 26815.
Walzer. 24909, 25894.
Wanderlied. 26821.
Wenn die sonne
schiene... 26848.
Widmung. 26952.
Wie glinzt der helle mond. 26954.
29325,
21707.
lieblich
Wilhelm. Raabe lieder. 21863.
Zarenlied. 29641.
Zwei wiener walzer. 25032.
Zweite sinfonie.
Sims (C. H.)
12586.
I didn’t know. 27894.
pt. 111, n. S., V. 24
Sims -(D. 'P.)
are blooming. 17105.
Sims (Jack) Garden where my
dreams came true. 7940.
Sims (Lee):
I prom‘se. 5588.
Sweet Liza. 6822.
Who do you miss. 4494.
Sims (W. A.) I hold His hand. 25269.
Sims (W. M.):
Carolina dust. 308.
I guess I’ll have to. 13402.
I wonder if she’s still thinking of
me today. 3356.
Sunny Carolina. 93802.
Simson (H. Fraser-) See Fraser-
Simson (H.)
Sinclair (E. F.)
Sindeng (G.)
6516.
Sinding (Christian) :
Canto patetico. 297.
Rustle of spring. 11804.
Sing Sing singers. 26414.
Singenberger (John) :
Litaniz lauretane. 5859.
When the columbines
Life beyond. 1209.
Rustle of autumn.
Cross.
Starry banner and _ the
291438.
Singenberger (O. A.) :
Duodecim hymni ad_ benedic-
tionem. 6664.
Hymn of thanks and _ praise.
27876.
Laudate Dominum. 5813.
Litanie lauretane. 5859.
‘Missa Cum jubilo. 28459.
Missa solemnis. 28461.
Octo motets eucharistic. 28895.
Oremus et pro antistite nostro
Sebastiano. 28729.
Starry banner and the. cross.
29148.
Up with the Flag. 29379.
Singende Venus. 9176.
Singer (Joseph) :
My bundle of dreams.
259038.
When I find you. 24255.
Singer (M. R.):
Dreaming of you. 24887.
My sweet dream girl. 1510.
Waltzing. 7101.
Singer (Otto):
Agyptische Helena. 12072.
Feuersnot. 19491 (222, 223).
. Grosse fantasie. 15607.
Hymne. 28806.
Innere licht. 22937.
Schwarze orchidee. 143874.
Sursum corda. 29176.
Singer (S gismondo) Metedo teorico-
pratico. 3664, 8594.
Singing glory. 29053.
16240,
2092
ere
i A
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1929
Singleton (Mollie)
dreams. 12630.
Singleton (W. L.):
Little girl like you. 25634.
Sweet old fashioned girl.
Swinging along. 21524.
Sinning (C. J.) K ng of queens. 1147.
Sinnock (D. L. W.):
Dear little you. 17622.
Do oysters ever grow whiskers?
23974.
13025.
End of my dreams. 22460.
Juanila. 22984.
Juanita. 28149.
Modern rhythm. 20868.
Ooh! Tll never be the same.
16414.
Then you're in love. 14641.
Sinnock (Donald) See Sinnock (D. L.
Ww.)
Sinnock (Howard):
Dear little you. 17622.
Do oysters ever grow whiskers?
13025.
End of my dreams. 22460.
Juanila. 22984.
Juanita. 28149.
Modern rhythm. 20868.
Ooh! Tl never be the same.
16414.
Then you're in love. 14641.
Siohan (Robert) :
Chemin de ronde. 24711.
Sur la devise: Non ce que je pense.
26553.
Siras (John):
Dance of the paper dolls. 4995,
7708, 7709, 10154, 15310.
When I sang the tenor. 2485,
raed
S'rene musicale:
Chrysanthémes d’or. 10069.
Cing chansons juives. 11790.
Quatre caprices. 16184.
Sonate, 15637.
Sirenetta. 16712.
Sirmay (Albert):
At the circus. 17323.
Full steam ahead. 15534.
Galop. 155388.
Rural intermezzo. 16603.
Torture. 14689.
Siry (Larry) I’m glad you are mine.
5542:
Sissle (Noble) :
Great camp meetin’ day. 760.
I've got those old man river blues.
VOTCC
If the wealth of this world be-
longed to me. 28025.
Lazy Amazon. 28242.
On the top of a Tennessee hill.
1628.
Alone with my | Sisson (Kenn):
Cool off. 15276.
End of the lonesome trail. 19997.
Honey. 10645.
I’m just a vagabond lover. 13448.
I’m living with memories. 25316.
Jango. 15909, 20511.
Love made a Gypsy out of me.
23145.
Love me. 23147.
My Angeline. 11349.
My dear. 16245.
Paint your home with sunbeams.
23564.
Satisfied! 23747.
Sweetness. 16856.
Then we _ canoe-dle-oodle along.
14639.
Sista (Rocco) Sad, blue and lonely.
21281.
Sistarelli (Umberto) Egyptian love
song. 5135.
Sister of Notre Dame. Ave Maria.
9818.
Sister of St. Agnes:
Ave Maria. 9817.
O salutaris Hostia. 11494.
Sisters Adorers of the most precious
blood. Kralju vijekova. 1161.
Sisters of St. Agnes:
Ave Maria. 9817.
O salutaris Hostia. 11494.
Sisters of St. Joseph. Violinettes
26789.
Sisters (The) of the Visitation. See
Browne (M. L.)
Sitas sokis del visu.
Sitek (John) :
Z matopolski. 29688.
Z wielkopolski. 29639:
Sitler (Estella) Into my arms, into
my heart. 20482.
Sitt (Hans) 20 etitiden. 29059.
Sitzer. (E. H.) Child’s year in song.
Q22ne
Sitzer (G. E.)
yap ef pu
Sivad (Joe)
Six 18th century minuets.
Sizemore (Arthur) :
Tul still go on wanting you.
22785.
I wonder if it’s really love.
25370.
If you’re thinking of me, when I’m
thinking of you. 3380.
Kiddies kabaret. 1148.
Love’s paradise. 3591.
Sjoblom (Herman) :
Pirun polska. 21168.
Wiegenlied. 21861.
Skager (O. T.) No gray clouds in
your blue skies. 25994.
29058.
Child’s year in song.
Candy man blues. 4842.
24348.
22876,
2093
INDEX .
pt. TI, n.S., v. 24
Skages (W. L.): Kardia tou manga. 238015.
Coast guard. 19811. Makria ap’ton kosmo. 25780.
Happy greeting. 156380. Mary. 3631.
Skandinavisk musikforlag. Mitt flag. O hartopehtis. 38822.
20865. O ymnoumenos. 23488. —
Skaugh (Josie) End of my trail. Pios tha me pari. 26181.
24937. Re opios blexi. 21218, 26240.
Skelly (Estelle) Give thanks. 15567. San Roufao to krasi. 28948.
Skidmore music ¢Co., ine.: Solo conte. 9211.
He’s a big, big man from the Sousta dodecannisia. 29124.
South. 20216. Sousta kritikia. 29125.
Where did you get that name? To katinaki mou. 4342.
4488.
Skie (C. M.) That’s me.
Skilton (C. S.):
Afterglow. 7326.
Shawnee Indian hunting dance.
29008.
We leave the winds to tell.
4285.
7124.
Skinner (A. G.) At the angels ball.
4661.
Skinner (KE. L.) Mornin’, Miss Spring.
8643.
Skinner (Frank):
Beautiful thing.
Billie. 188.
Broadway baby dolls.
Do ya’ love me? 27527.
Head low. 15649.
I’m sorry I made you cry. 13460.
I’m thirsty for kisses, hungry for
love. 948.
I’ve never seen a smile like yours.
5604. —
Let’s talk it over.
Love me. 20720.
My victory. 23407.
No one can take your
11458.
Old man Pie-Eye. 26077, 26078.
Pretty little thing. 11699.
Satisfied. 11824.
Singin’ in the bathtub. 26415.
Sweetheart, we need each other.
PAYA
Tune in on my heart. 24136.
Why did you kiss me last night.
2484,
Wipin’ the pan. 2502.
Wishing and waiting for love.
14896.
You". and: I
12517.
You'll recognize my baby. 9670.
Skinner (J. H.) Come back to me.
17549.
Skinner (S. S.)
Skiza (lerotheo) :
Anamnisi glykia. 2637.
Khis pari tin kardia mou.
Exeniasa ap’tis enies sou.
Hameni agapi. 25132.
In tis modas. 28075.
Ipogia taverna. 20486, 25449.
19623.
12792.
11048.
place.
in the moonlight.
Geraldine. 27708.
10315.
24967.
To Romeiko. 24099.
Tou Vlami to Parapono. 21652),
26721.
Skoglund (F. G.) Ill never tire of
you. 38298.
Skumsky (Michael) Moonbeams:
watch o’er my love. 20875.
Slade (F. L.) I’m hurrying on, back
22811.
My memories of you.
to my own.
Slater (B. T.)
28558.
Slater (Gordon) :
Haster alleluya. 10300.
Magnificat. 18386.
Nune dimittis. 18386.
Slater (Joseph ) Valse joyeuse.
17010.
Slaton (Connie) :
Dreaming. 24884.
12 o’clock girl in a 10 o’clock
town. 24425.
Slatter (C. A.) My heart ealls to
thee. 11372.
Slaughter (H. M.) In our aeroplane
abode. 5665.
Slee (C. E.):
Best is yet to be. 7498.
Bye little baby bye. 7558.
Sleep, my Jesus, sleep. 4153, 4154.
Sleep, my little one. 23839, 23840.
Sleeping beauty and the beast.
(CG 152) ae):
Sleime (T. G.)
2589
Queen of my castle
of dreams. 16529.
Slemer (Eddie) :
Caroline. 17485.
Don’t bother ’bout me. 17652.
He’s got everything it takes to
make love. 17899.
Slider (Cliff) My wonderful moon.
6159.
Slifkin (Irving)
of you. 22355.
Sloan (Bud) pseud. See Sloan (S. D.)
Sloan (M. L.) Whisper of the pines.
2468.
Sloan
25988.
Sloan (S. D.):
Baseball the national game.
Heyptian lotus song. 10314.
My memory’s dream. 25981.
Deep in my dreams:
(R.. M.) “My Phi-~-kap girl
9859.
2094
:
|
widow
a
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1929
Prohibition moon. 11711.
Sun shines bright again for me.
29168.
Sioan! (TT. °S.)
glory. 25647.
Sloane (A. B.)
12594 (294).
Sloane (M. A.):
My pajama beauty.
Little while, then
Oui oui mam ’oiselle.
9709 (159).
Nancy. 9709 (160).
On Broadway. 4577 (298).
Oui oui mam‘oiselle. 12594 (294).
When Charlie plays the slide
trombone. 9709 (258).
Slobodkin (Hyman) Happy go lucky.
25148.
Slonimsky (Nieolas) :
My little pool. 1487.
Studies in black and_ white.
23947.
Slote (M. H.):
Day after day. 19176.
I do all my dreaming in the day-
time. 10502, 10694.
My darling. 11356.
Smack (C. A.):
Desert love.
If all my
22885.
In mem’ry hall. 229138.
She was a Gyp-sy maid. 23808.
We want to make the whole
world happy. 26839.
What if I told you I love you.
22363
dreams came _ true.
24237.
Why does it have to rain water.
26946. ;
Smale (Josephine) Dawn. 462.
Small (Charlie) My Olga. 23392.
Small (EK. M.) Harmony and trans-
position. 27789.
Small (J. W.) My country sweet-
heart. 13960.
Small (Solomon) :
; Be, me, fe. 9864.
Bitere ma se. 9916.
Es vilt sich sein a kind. 10352.
Fun keien chewing gum. 10478.
Genendels licht bentshen. 27704.
Kabzonim familie. 10959.
Mames trehren. 11184.
Sprinzes shlof-lied. 12040.
Yung un alt. 12572.
Smaile (Ed.):
Alabammy snow. 21996.
Album of my dreams. 21998.
Am I blue. 12635, 12636.
Broadway baby dolls. 15184,
17440.
Go find somebody to love. 13243,
17831.
Vd ‘ike ‘tobe ‘at Gipsy >, 1571s;
17989, 17990.
I’ve got the world right in the
palm of my hand. 22855.
In a kitchenette. 22901.
Let me have my dreams.
16007, 18275.
Love is a wonderful thing. 23148.
Love made a Gypsy out of me.
16006,
28332.
Love me. 23148.
Maybe—who knows. 13854, 13855.
My song of the Nile. 18558,
18554.
Paint your home with sunbeams.
23563, 28760.
Painting the clouds with sunshine,
21126, 23565.
Smiling Irish eves. 18976, 18977.
Then we canoe-dle-oodle along.
24050.
Tip-toe thru’ the tulips with me.
21630, 24094.
Welcome home. 1YOV2, - LOZ,
19326.
When you're counting the stars
-alone. 24284.
Wishing and waiting for love.
17156, 19405.
You came, I saw, you conquered
me. 29600.
Smaliridge (Roy) I’m in love. 21806.
Smareglia (Antonio) :
Ave Maria. 7426.
Oceana. 23485.
Pater noster. 8885.
Smareglia (Ariberto) Oceana. 23485.
Smareglia (Mario) Oceana. 23485.
Smart (Henry):
In the stillness
15868.
Spring’s return. 19037.
Smart shop. 29070.
Smartt( H. B.) Preces and responses.
18776.
Smeby (Oscar)
9927.
Smeck (Roy):
of the night.
Blue do-do-dee-skies.
Knick knacks. 8381.
Sighing for you. 14418.
Smelser (Cornell) Composition.
17567-17569, 22279-22281.
Smelser (R. H.) Never lonesome,
never blue. 20984.
Smerecky (Julia) You are the one
atter all. S6a5:
Smet (G.):
Graciosa. 25111.
Sérénade passionnée. 26370.
Smetana (F.) Fiancée vendue.
Smetsky (Jean de):
633.
Farewell boy. 13143.
Marche royal. 25750, 25751.
Mer traitresse. 13886.
4
INDEX
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
Smidl (Joseph) :
Gypsy maid. 27766.
I’ve got to find a new sweet mama.
962.
Smiley (Chas.) :
Amen. 2626.
Baby one. 4690.
Jus’ Jimmie. 10929.
Leanna. 8400.
Let ’em ride.
Once and again.
Paree. 28772.
Set me up high. 14893.
Speakeasy miss. 4198.
Weenie. 4456.
What a’ you lookin’ for. 2408.
Smillie (EH. H.) Queen of my heart
5832.
8832.
Caroline. 16530.
Smiraglia (Marino) Ah non fuggirmi.
12612.
Smith (—) Silver threads among the
gold. 11915. .
Smith (A. E.). He loved me _ so.
25161.
Smith (A. F.):
Down in lazy lane with you. 2970.
Underneath the mystic moon.
4387.
Smith (A. M.) Silvery Susquehanna.
6649.
Smith (Alexander Brent):
Choral concerto. 24718.
John Barleycorn. 20528.
Parson’s luck. 21132.
Smith (Annie Belle) :
Seated tonight by
16655.
She only broke his heart. 21335.
Smith (Arthur):
Blue seal blues. 7521.
El Riad temple. 27585.
Smith (Azalia) Timber song. 19197.
Smith (B.-A.) Clifford. 19808.
Smith:..(BasG: ):
Constantly. 19836.
Farm relief blues. 24978.
Smith (B. M.) Get it while it’s hot.
10506.
Smith (Bernard)
the campfire.
Who is that a com-
in’ down the mountain. 9589.
Smith (Bessie) :
Death Valley moan. 24825.
Dirty no-gooder’s blues. 27517.
Good feelin’ blues. 10552.
It makes my love come down.
22950.
Sweet black woman. 12100.
Wasted life blues. 29445.
Smith (C. F.)
26187.
Smith (C. G.)
Smith (C. H.):
My Gypsy lullaby.
Until you are near.
Place called Calvary.
Her rose. 14976 (125).
16258.
17000.
Smith (C. M.) Here comes my ball
and chain. 825.
Smith (C. P.) Come on, you cubs!
12913.
Smith (C. R.) Secrets. 29647 (202).
Smith (Cal) Shoestring. 14408.
Smith (Charles J.) There’s a golden
dawn for someone. 4813.
Smith (Chris) Alabam. 9739.
Smith (Christopher) Would you.
2527.
Smith (Clay):
Cascades. 22205.
He met me there. 22678.
In the Northland. 15864, 15865.
Liebestraum. 8442.
Life’s lighter hours. 8427.
Smith (Cora J.) Wigglie eyes.
Smith (D. E.):
My home on the crest of the hill.
17141.
16261.
Out on the trails of the sky.
18700.
Ship of my dreams. 18933.
You) and) 1.j7n7195;
Smith (D. H.) Trust Him, He’ll take
your sins away. 9430.
Smith (D. S.):
Old Christmas carols. 6237.
Quartet in EH flat. 11727.
Sonata. 23851.
Summer winds. 4577 (382).
Traditional Christmas carols.
21656.
Smith (De Loss) :
April eyes. 4644.
Hallelujah feelin’. 5377.
Heah dem bells. 5402.
Montana, let’s go. 23296.
Old Black Joe. 11525.
Warriors. 4448,
While I have you. 12448.
Smith (EH. H.) Oh, Willa, will-ya?
18643.
Smith (Edgar):
American billionaire. 7310 (6).
As on moonlit waves we ride.
7310 (10).
De Pullman porters ball. 7310
(48).
Easy money. 7310 (55).
King Kazoo of Kakaroo. 7310
(81).
Love ala mode. 24426 (149).
Mary Black. 7310 (90).
My Japanese cherry blossom.
7310 (96).
Poor little fluttering moths. 7310
(113).
When two little hearts are one.
7310 (145).
Withemina.
Smith (Hdith)
brings the blossoms.
12594 (440).
When _— springtime:
24270.
2096
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1929
Smith (F..C.) May memories urge.
5983.
Smith (F. J.) Drink to me only with
thine eyes. 2589 (78).
Smith (F. S.):
Angel and imp. 19549.
Brooklet. 12798.
Fables. 5177.
Fair exchange. 7853.
Finale. 21397.
Spring frolic. 29137.
Smith (G. E.):
Mem’‘ry of man. 20887.
My garden of dreams.
Our old Lizzie. 21106.
23358.
Smith (G. F.) Pendleton round-up.
11634.
Smith (George) Hawaiian paradise.
25156.
Smith (Georgia) I’m on my way.
10745.
Smith (Gerard):
Too wonderful for words. 16950,
16951.
Yours sincerely. 17225.
Smith (Gerrit) Her rose. 14976
GES )..
Smith (Gladys) 44th street blues.
24426.
Smith (H. A.)
moon. 273.
Smith (H. B.): .
Cupid is the captain. 12594 (64).
Follow the man that leads the
band. 12594 (93).
Fortune teller. 7310 (63).
Little Duchess, 7310 (84).
Love’s young -dream.
(213).
My little pansy. 29647 (161).
O sing the praise of the sword.
9709 (176).
Soldier’s story. 12594 (358).
Vocal gems. 29647 (242).
Wild rose. 14976 (395).
Smith (H. E.):
Lion. 11072.
Squirrel dance.
Smith (H. F.)
By the light of Dixie’s
12594
14530.
Dying place of Foster.
22440.
Smith (H. F.) & sons co. Dying place
of Foster. 22440.
Smith (H. G.):
Baijian gal. 128.
Black boy blues. 2758.
Day break blues. 24814.
Harlem walk. 8010.
I am so blue, waiting for you.
885.
I need a man around my house.
947.
In Hollywood town.
Kidney feet. 3495.
8252.
My little Dixie home.
ae man
That terrific gal
9378.
Thee Barbados. 2175.
Turtle walk. 2264.
6126.
\ Gf anine:
Wheezer. 7165.
Whoopee! I’m havin’ my. fun.
7214.
Wiggle yo’ toes. 9610.
Smith (H. H.):
Just give me the leavings.
Nigger baby. 23487.
Smith (H. M.) Ye shall go out with
joy. 19480.
Smith (H. T.):
Day... 24813.
His love just like a river.
I have not long to stay.
27906.
Mother,
28495.
Smith (H. W. B.):
Golden California.
Salvage. 65385.
Smith (H. Y.):
Fraternity drag. 22556.
I’m not where I ought to be to-
night. 253819.
Slow motion. 1982.
Sonny Day. 214388.
Smith (Hannah):
Ballet dancer. 24426 (16).
Barchetta. 19613.
Cloudy morning. 24426 (44).
Hvening. 24426 (78).
Gypsy dance. 24426 (105).
In the woods. 24426 (122).
Menuet de la cour. 20888.
Morning hymn. 24426 (189).
Peasant dance. 24426 (219).
Playtime. 24426 (225).
Sailor’s song. 24426 (242).
Soldiers’ parade. 24426 (256).
Spanish dance. 24426 (259).
Tyrolean. 27057 (154).
Smith (Harold M.):
Charms. 27344.
Moon shadows. 28478.
Smith (Harold William)
mony. 23158.
Smith (Herbert Wakefield) :
Garden of life. 29647 (68).
Laura from Florodora.
(190).
Smith (I. B.)
2287.
Smith (J. E.):
“ Linemans serenade. 25624.
Missouri moan. 20860.
Who broke the lock on the hen
house door. 26933.
23002.
27831.
27905,
I’m lonesome for you.
7966.
Love’s har-
12594
United States of love.
2097
INDEX
Smith (J. L.):
Away out West. 4684.
Baby you’ve’ got’ everything.
173388.
Just a radio and you. 28159.
Lure of the open road. 20742.
My Studebaker sedan. 6149.
Time takes everything but memo-
ries. 21627.
Smith (J. M.) Mother dear. 28492.
Smith (J. 8S.) Star-Spangled Banner.
22011.
Smith (Jabbo) :
Ace of rhythms. 21974.
Croonin’ the blues. 24775.
Decatur street tuttie. 24826.
I got the stinger. 25262,
Jazz battle. 13586.
Let’s get together. 13691.
Lina blues. 28076, 25622.
Little Willie blues. 13732.
Michigander. 13894.
Sleepy time blues. 14438.
Sweet and low. 19078.
Take your time. 24008.
Till times get better. 24090.
Smith (Jack) I’mabum bum. 22798.
Smith (John) King’s with his people
again. 8377.
Smith (John Christopher) No more
dams J’ll make for fish. 25996.
Smith (Joseph C.) Lionel Licorice in
Cuba. 18717.
Smith (Josephine) :
Going home to Ireland. 17840.
Kelly the boy from Killan. 3491.
Smith (K. M. L.):
Blue. 9924.
Couldn’t we be like that. 19842.
Far from the madding crowd.
10386.
Just a little later. 10935.
Just gorgeous. 10950.
Let’s sit this out. 11046.
Song in C. 11989.
Song in E flat. 11990.
Twenty-one. 19238.
What can I believe. 26864.
Smith (Kathleen) I’ve the dearest lit-
tle mother. 8206.
Smith (Ken) I'll be reminded. of you.
ZO22:
Smith
6170.
Smith (L. O.):
Aren’t we all vagabond dreamers.
12662.
Close dat eye. 24426 (42).
Dream places. 138061.
Feist saxophone folio no. 6. 27646.
Hawaiian romance. 10596.
Honey bees’ neeze. 8059.
How to be satisfied. 22788.
I’m just a vagabond lover. 22812.
(L. G.) New little mother.
pt. 11, n. S., v. 24
Idolizers. 29647 (100).
Love. 25669.
My book of broken dreams. 23337.
My dear. 23342.
Please let me dream in your arms.
23611.
When you’re counting the stars —
alone. 24285.
Smith (L. P.) Baby girl. 17334.
Smith (L. R.) Niagara blues. 28606.
Smith (Leola) Oh Katherina, you’re
my sweet Kate. 16874.
Smith (Leonard) :
In a little cottage. 18121.
Irma. 22946.
Only you. 21090.
Smith (Lewis Chick) :
Lookin’ for another sweetie.
20708.
When I’m alone. 12404.
Smith (Lillie C.) Economy. 27578.
Smith (Lloyd) St. Louis bound.
6528.
Smith (Lucile)
somebody else.
Smith (M. A.):
Dreaming dreams of you.
Spirit of love. 16788.
Too late I met you. 21649.
Smith (M. A. BH.): y
Do you think that dreams come
true. 5063.
Sighing lute.
Smith (M. B.):
Ballade. 17236 (484).
Cradle song. 17236 (81).
Duo d’amour. 17236° (108).
Joyous moments. 14976 (167).
Nocturne-serenade. 24426 (202).
Rhapsodie alla mazurka. 17236
(334).
Romance-serenade. 17236 (340).
Slumber song. 14976 (297).
Spring’s witchery. 14976 (312).
Staceato etude. 17236 (404).
Valse lente. 172386 (445).
Valse pittoresque. 14976 (361).
Smith (M. C.) Shadowy dreams.
29004.
Smith (M. F.)
(359).
Smith (M. G.):
Listening moon.
Singin’. 14432.
Smith (M. 8.) In world of worlds
without ending. 20475.
Smith (M. V.):
Aviators song. 4682.
Our grand old U. S. A. 6281.
There’s a song in my heart just
for you. 9886.
You were meant for
29630.
17675.
6640.
Silent hearts. 4577
13722.
Smith (Margaret) Kidlets. 3494.
Smith (Mary) My song. 11403,
18551.
2098
aoe ee
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1929
Smith (Merritt)
25804.
Smith (Minnie) Drink to me only
with thine eyes. 2589 (78).
Smith (O. J.) Oh how I wish that
she could only come to me. 28495.
Smith (O. M.):
Girl of to-day. 22599.
Zion’s ship. 24421.
Sonith (P:'C.).:"-
Big boy they can’t do that.
Jump steady. 3463.
Nobody knows you when you're
down and out. 3803.
Pinetop blues. 3942.
Pinetop’s sober now. 3948.
Pinetops boogie woogie. 3944.
Smith (P. G.) Yours sincerely. 7294.
Smith (Paul) Moon madness. 11306.
Smith (R. A.) In sunny Tennessee.
Memories of home.
2745.
28069.
Smith (R. L.) Onee upon a time.
1633.
smth (R. °S:) Sweet little girl.
12103.
Smith (Ray) See Schmitt (R. A.)
Smith (Raymond) Argentina rose.
27139.
Smith (Raymond B.) Kidlets. 3494.
Smith (Richard B.) Bluebird flew
out of my window. 208.
Smith (Robert B.):
Come down ma evenin’ star.
24426 (48).
Look it up in the dream book.
19491 (129).
Smith (Roland Beatcher)
of Ohio. 11045. rf
Smith (Russell) I’m looking for tu-
lips to kiss my troubles away. 936.
Smith (S. H.):
Calling you, sweetheart.
Just a little blue. 1116.
Smith (S. W.):
Carrol County blues. 17486.
Charleston no. 1. 17505.
Gallop to Georgia. 13214.
Kiss me waltz. 13657.
Midnight waltz. 13896.
Someone I love. 14486.
Smith (Thomas) Ye shall go out
with joy. 19430.
Smith (V. A. L.)
Let’s sing
287.
That tired feeling.
2174.
Smith (Van Tine) & son. Moon mad-
ness. 11306.
“Smith (W. G.):
Ballade. 17236 (484).
Cradle song. 17236 (81).
Duo damour. 17236 (108).
Joyous moments. 14976 (167).
Nocturne-serenade. 24426 (202).
Pattering raindrops. 4577 (306).
Rhapsodie alla mazurka. 17236
(334).
Romance-serenade. 17236 (340).
Slumber song. 14976 (297).
Spring’s witchery. 14976 (3812).
Staccato etude. 17236 (404).
Valse lente. 17236 (445).
Valse pittoresque. 14976 (361).
Smith (W. J.):
Improved Paramount
1006, 1007, 3386.
Paramount method. 3902, 3908.
Paramount piano accordeon meth-
method.
od. 16445.
Smith’s self instructor for flageo-
let. 29076.
Smith’s tuneful melodies. 6686.
Smith (W. J.) music co., ine:
Foden’s guitar duets. 20073,
20074.
Improved Paramount method.
1006, 1007, 3386.
Paramount method. 3902, 3903.
Paramount piano accordeon meth-
od. 16445.
Smith’s self instructor for flageo-
let. 29076.
Smith’s tuneful melodies for Ha-
waliian guitar. 6686.
Violinisi’'s ensemble collection.
7061.
Smith (W. R.) :
Adieu, Montmartre. 12605.
Adieu Paris. 12606.
Bluer than blue. 19679.
Doughnuts. 13046.
Dusky rose. 27569.
Fleurette. 7897.
Gray skies are blue skies. 20170.
In Pango Pango. 22916.
Legend of the bayou. 15995.
Out of the blue. 16430.
Rainy day gal. 9008.
Singin’ in the mornin’. 23831.
That night in Spain. 240831.
There'll come a day. 9383.
What’s a garden for if not for
love. 26871.
Would you care. 29578.
You’re the you. 24398.
Smith (W. W.):
Fiddler Joe. 684.
Spirit of youth.
Smith (Walter) :
After you’ve broken my heart. 22.
Alphabetic rhythm. 17285, 24474.
At the calendar ball. 19574.
Dixie mammy. 496.
I. O. U. 18066.
- Love time. 11135, 16084.
On a starry night. 1622.
Once upon a time with you. 1635.
She - forgot but I remembered.
9133.
29133-29135.
2099
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
Ss SSS ________ lS
Smith (Walter )—Continued.
Siam. 1957. ; 7
Song I love—and you. 18999.
South Sea moon. 9259. |
When my ship sailed away from
Hawaii. 29485.
Smith’s tuneful melodies for Hawai-
ian guitar. 6686.
Smoldon (W. L.) :
April song. 22029.
River song. 26278.
Smolev (Marvin) :
Two weeks’ notice. 7015.
When the roses bloom again. 2447.
Smolini (O.):
Tedeum. 19130.
Torek magyar indulo. 19209.
Smyth:
Appassionato no. 3. 2647.
Sérénade en passant. 21326.
Smythe (A. H. C.)
woman say. 4462.
Smythe (Horace) pseud. See Smith
(H. W. B.)
Sneath (EK. H.)
song. 337, 338.
Sneed (M. M.)
What does a
Child’s garden of
Bright stars above
me. 15182.
Snégourotchka. 1998.
Snelling (EH. W.) Oregon. 26118.
Snelling (H. B.) You, in that old
wedding dress. 4553.
Snihur (Joseph) Ukrainian melodies.
26782.
Snodgrass (J. C.)
er. 21617.
Snoék (I.):
Al-kasar. 2615.
Florestine des Alpes.
Ombre qui fuit. 3855.
Pamperos. 14138.
Sur le lac. 4240.
Thésée vainqueur. 4317.
Snow (A. W.) 12 chorales with vari-
ations. 21245.
Snow (Benny)
(Gordon) :
Snow (G. H.):
Be sure. 19619.
She came my way. 18922.
Vagabond lover. 2292.
Snowden (Chink) Drag
15394.
Snowden (Q. R.)
that. 2405.
Snowdon (Helen)
Snyder (C. H.):
Thrills of glory no. 1. 6928.
Your Lord and my Lord.
24408.
Snyder (Dora)
ries. 28426.
3084.
pseud. See Snow
"em _ slow.
Whaddya thinka
See Crowe (H. 8.)
4571,
Memories just memo-
Thought for moth-
Snyder (Edward) :
H-van-ge-line. 7837.
Mammy knows. 11187, 23184.
Snyder (Hlizabeth) Fire in daddy’s
grate. 15485.
Snyder (H. A.) New song of the hun-
dred and forty and four thousand.
23482.
Snyder (H. EH.) Lone star. 1240.
Snyder (H. M.) Daytona Beach.
5020.
Snyder (Jack):
In old Capri. 28063.
Macbeth. 8512.
Snyder (M. G.) In old Capri. 28068.
Snyder (R. L.) Don’t think I don’t
love you. 275389.
Snyder (S. S.) Strolling. 16816.
Snyder (Ted):
Believe me, that’s love. 2730.
For someone I love. 13185.
Here comes the sunshine. 5417.
Load is heavy. 5880, 8458, 20688,
20689.
Since I gave my heart to you.
4145, 6651.
So long Letty. 16289, 18501, 18673.
Sobel (Fay) Babes of yesterday.
17331.
Sobransky (W. C.) Life’s just like
that. 25619.
Soby (W. U.) Try dancing. 26710.
Societa editrice musicale Mediolana:
Canzone di Lilly. 27314.
Lido. 28267, 28268.
Passione! 28784.
Red rose. 28898.
Société anonyme des éditions Ricordi:
Adios amigo. 19504.
Ce n’était qu'une simple fleur.
24701.
Chants des jardins.
Détresse. 7742.
Elle dansait ...
7818.
Jalousie.
Le sais-tu. 15994.
Maxim’s java. 25782.
Obsession. 6218.
Oublié. 3879.
Renversée. 9021, 9022.
Rhodope. - 9028.
Saita la belle. 6532, 26322.
Springtime. 14528.
Sur la tombe d’ un enfant.
Vous étes trop jolie. 14773.
12871.
elle dansait ...
18179.
6805.
Société d’ éditions musicales franco_
americaine :
Lotos. 3579.
Marche religieuse.
Pharon. 3981.
Socio (Robert de) See
(Robert)
Sodelle (David)
25749.
De_ Socio
Just waiting. 83853.
2100
ee
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1929
Sodero (Cesare) 14100.
Soechtig (Jean):
If I but knew it could be true.
5631.
Moonbeams. 6054.
My bluebird. 6094.
Ombre russe.
Solman (Alfred) :
For Molly and me. 10449, 13181,
13182.
Harbor of home sweet home.
Heaven’s gift to me. 8027.
In the valley where the blue birds
ond
789.
Scedermann (Aug.) Country dance. sing. 73810 (78).
12594 (60). Lenore, my own Lenore. 17236
Soehnlein (Otto): (216). :
It won’t be long now, baby. 8295. Once upon a time. 26093.
When the skies are blue. I’ll Sweetheart, I’m on my way. 4252, .
always be nearer to you. 21821. : 6832.
Soeller (G. G.) Halling. 5378 are what I call heaven. 4290,
. a 5 . =. . AOC
Set ansie ic raaaiie 10634, The in my song of
ek ala ro a SY eter ove. 2 '
eee Soe Ee Solman (Joe) I want them all to
Softly robin. 26432. know. 10790. Rha Boies
Sohnle (G. C.): oor ae pub. co. Individuality.
MAP + (9.
Pe ee a TEs Solo responses for the church service.
I hear you calling, when night am
a falling. 5497.
I think of you, only you. 15797.
In the land where the dead men
dwell. 22927.
’
67
Solomito
angels above bless you.
Solomon (Berenice) :
00.
(Tillie) That’s why the
9377.
is I’ll always love just you. 918.
, Your Flag and my Flag. \14961. Song of the plumbers. 2033.
Soilean (Leo): Sol Frederic) :
Basile. 12709. Maes ce
Criminal waltz. 12947. mae eyed id On oat
Mamma, where you at. 138812. Kitty Bee: (152)
Your father put me out. 14960. To-day I am sweet sixteen. 2589
‘Sokol (C. G.) To be with you tonight.
21639.
aor. T)..F.).*
Dreamy melody. 22430.
One girl in a million. 235383.
Steppin’ high. 19042.
You made me forget. 24386.
(331).
Solomon (Harold) :
Like a dream. 16026.
You came, I saw, you conquered
me. 17196, 21906, 24376, 29600.
Solomon (Jerome) :
Mr. Cinderella. 13909.
Sokolcff (N.) Rossignol s’est tu... Prince of passion. 14242.
18858. Too good to be true. 14684.
Sokolove (Sam) Before I parted with | Solomon (Sidney) : /
you. 4724. Alphabet of love. 24473.
Sokolowski (Kazimiesz) : Hit the ceilin’, 27832.
Daj buziaka polka. 19874. Visions of you. 12326.
Poslubie oberek. 23623. You must know how to love.
f 27026.
Sokolskaya (Myra) Bublike, will you
a ee we 84) Soltau (Hellmuth) Largo. 11013.
Sol music co. Lult. 18372. Somers (Debroy) :
Solazzi (Ugo):
Fleur de cyclamen. 15491.
Lorenza. 7310 (88).
Solberg (Arvid) Red hot Hottentot.
1787.
~Solfége de concours 4 2 voix (1928).
6698.
Solis (A. V.):
Love at sundown. 20713.
That song of love. 21575.
Sollee (A. M.) Land of my dreams, I
love you. 11011.
Soller (W. F.) Siesta.
4142.
2101
Somerset (H. V. F.)
soul.
Somervell (Arthur) :
Community medley. 2872.
Savoy community medley. 9092.
Savoy hunting medley. 6544, 9093,
16630, 16631, 18880, 18881.
Wake thou, my
19300.
Cradle song. 18896.
Four-part sight tests. 20095-
20097.
Ten descants. 9219.
Ten songs. 8003.
There dwells my Phyllis. 12182.
Thirty-five nursery rhymes. 9220.
INDEX
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24.
Somerville (A. W.)
bow. 40386.
Somerville (Reginald) :
Crossing the lLne. 19854.
Fo’e’stle dance. 20072.
Ship ahoy! 213850.
Ships that pass
21352.
Sunlit seas. 21497.
Wreck. 21896.
Sometime soon. 29102.
Sommers (H. M.):
I don’t see how you could forget.
Ridin’, the -rain-
in the night.
27896.
Like a little breeze. 25620.
Sonatina. 23882.
Song and two blackouts. 16750.
Song hit music co. I’m so happy when
the sun is shining. 27963.
Song market. 4178.
Song of exile. 16752.
Song of home. 16756. S
Song of joy. 9230.
Song of the Volga boatmen. 12008,
23897.
Song of the West. 15741, 17548, 18192,
19127, 25933, 26856.
Song paster no. 1. 9709 (221).
Songe d’une nuit d’été. 23746.
Songs for lions. 26480.
Songs heard in Palest ne. 6733.
Songs my mother never taught me.
26481. .
Songs of Alpha chi omega. 2036.
Songs of Alpha phi delta. 21434.
Songs of cheer for children. 14512.
Songs of Italy. 6734.
Songs of long ago. 26483.
Songs of praises. 19018.
Songs of Rockford college. 6735.
Songs of Sigma alpha epsilon. 19014.
Songs of the New York state college
for teachers. 6736.
Songs of the sunny South. 29123.
Songs of the University of Pittsburgh.
21436.
Songtex music co.:
Smile and make the world smile
with you. 1988.
Yes, do not monkey with the buzz-
saw. 2543.
Sonier (HE. C.) Memories.
Sonn (Dave):
It’s a million to one you're far
from home. 5704.
Lost in the world. 5897.
On the top of a Tennessee hill.
3654,
1628.
Was it fair—? 24205.
Sonnakolb (F. 8S.) When dreams
come true. 7167.
Sonnemann music Go., ine.:
Amorous advanture. 2636.
3acchanalian dance. 2690.
Carneval revels. 2812.
Eccitamento. 2993.
Gruesome nights. 3179.
Sonnet: our dead. See Our dead.
26121.
Sons o’ guns. 27968, 28260, 28749,
28986.
Sontag (H. O.) Whatta: yuh gonna
tell your wife. 19348.
Sontag (W. G.) Folk and master
melodies for the young violinist.
22532, 25009, 25010.
Soprano and alto duets. 17236 (399).
Sordillo (Fortunato) Public school
loose leaf method. 16522, 16523.
Sorensen (Lulu) Ill miss you so.
27929.
Sorenson (Carl)
24151.
Sorey
23671.
Soriano
26293.
Sorlin (D. B.):
I want to be somebody’s baby.
20897.
My mother’s lullaby. 6138.
That old story. 21577.
Soro (Hnrique) :
Hiladora. 25186.
Under the stars.
(Vincent) Recuerdo lejano.
(Jose) Rosa de Madrid.
Minuet in E major. 258388.
Nocturne in B major. 260138.
Vals sentimental. 26751.
Sorokoff (Al) :
Angel baby. 27126.
I’m so lonely. 25322.
I’ve got a million reasons. 15801.
My paradise. 138994.
Sorrento (Will) Saragossa. 29647
(193).
Sosnik (Harry) :
Modern satire. 25853.
Old Italian Jove song. 11531,
11532;
Soto y Galindo (Trinidad) Noper que
te dije. 28642.
Soubeyran (H.):
Féte provencale.
Joyeux forestiers.
Soul of music. 29107.
Soul winner, no. 8. 14976 (308).
Soulé (Lenard) :
Garden of Allah.
I’ve got a complex.
Sound off! 12019.
Sourek (Otakar)
3062.
22981.
22573.
25346.
Dvorakova Citanka.
19969.
Sousa (Ss. PI
Easter Monday on the White
House lawn. 103801.
10435, 10436.
14976 (153-160).
Flor de Sevilla.
Invincible eagle.
2102
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1929
Prince Charming. 6393.
University of Illinois march.
19259, 24153.
South Texas state teachers college.
South Texas state teachers college.
6743.
Southard (Gail) Wand’rer. 12342.
Southard (H. A.):
By and by. 19733.
Where are the pals of old days.
14860.
Southern musie¢ pub. ¢o., ine.:
Adam and Eve. 12603.
Aleoholic blues. 21999.
Alejado de este mundo. 27083.
All go hungry hash house. 12623.
Amor del Chano. 27120.
Amor y duda. 27122.
Angeline, the baker. 12650.
Anything. 19559.
Arise and shine. 12663.
Ar stocratic stomp. 27142.
Arkansas traveler. 27148.
Audalucia. 27152.
Ay que chulo es Guanajuato.
27163.
Baby girl. 22068.
Baby’s back to-day. 19591.
Baby’s lullaby. 27476.
Bacon and cabbage. 12697.
Barnacle Bill the sailor. 7465.
Barnyard serenade. 12706.
Barroom message. 27189.
Basile. 12709.
Be careful what you Say. 27191.
Beautiful valley. 19624.
Because I love Him. 22095.
Because you love me baby. 22099.
Bed-time blues. 12727.
Bessie’s moan. 19646.
Betsy Brown. 19647.
Better boot that thing. 27215.
Biffly blues. 19649.
Big ball in Memphis. 27219.
Big railroad blues. 12750.
Big road blues. 12751.
Bill Cheatem. 12752.
Billy Venero. 27224.
Black Annie. 27231.
Black woman is like a_ black
snake. 12758.
Bloody war. 12764.
Blue devil rag. 27288.
Blue goose blues. 27240.
Blue nights. 27244.
Blue trombone stomp. 22146.
Blue yodel. 9938, 22148.
Boy in blue. 22158.
Bright to-morrow. 12789.
Brightly dreams. 27272.
Broken dreams of yesterday.
9966.
Broken hearted lover. 12795.
Brother Cain struck Abel. 22169.
2103
Brownie blues. 12800.
Buddy George. 19720.
Bunker Hill blues. 27287.
Burnin’ the iceberg. 19727.
Buttons. 27297.
Bye bye blues. 12816.
Bye bye policeman. 12817.
Calla. 22190.
Catfish whiskers. 27327.
Charlie’s idea. 19774.
Chicken. 12881.
Choo-choo train. 4907.
Christ, the teacher. 12894.
Clef club stomp. 22257.
Cold penitent ary blues. 22266.
Come easy-go easy-love. 19821.
Come over and See me sometime.
19825.
Come to the Saviour. 12914.
Consuela. 12929.
Cool drink of water blues. 12930.
Coronado memories. 24762.
Courthouse bump. 27429.
Cowboy’s dream. 27481.
Cowboys lament. 27432.
Criminal waltz. 12947.
Crying and sighing. 12948.
Daddy be careful. 27451.
Dance hall shuffle. 27454.
Dark night blues. 12975.
Dark road is a hard road to
travel. 15324.
Davidson County blues. 12981.
Days of my childhocd plays.
12988.
Deacon’s calf. 12990.
Desde el destierro. 27498.
Desert blues. 22361.
Devuelveme los besos. 22366.
Diamonds in the rough. 27511.
Dime por Dios. 27513.
Dirty butter. 27515.
D ving duck blues. 27520.
Do you believe. 199382.
Do your best, then wear a smile.
22382.
Does this train go to heaven.
27529.
Doggin that thing. 27530.
Down on Biscayne Bay. 22406.
Down to Jordan and be saved.
13051.
Down where the blue bonnets
grow. 27548.
Down yonder. 13052.
Downtown blues. 13053.
Dying nun. 27572.
Echo blues. 27576.
Elm Street blues. 13088.
En alta mar. 22459.
“En vano sufro. 27591.
Engine one-forty-three. 19999.
Esther. 27610.
Eterna despedida. 27611.
INDEX
Southern music pub. co., inc.—Contd.
Everybody does it in Hawaii.
27621.
Everybody wants my _ tootelum.
22478.
Everybody was there. 13128.
Far away Texas blues. 5184.
Farmer’s life for me. 27638.
Feather bed. 138152.
Feeling drowsy. 27645.
Flood song. 7901.
Foggy mountain top. 15502.
Fort Worth rag. 27677.
Forty drops. 13188.
Found my gal. 138190.
Four day blues. 27679.
Freakish. 20104.
Freakish light blues. 20105.
Friction. 13199.
Friendless blues. 13200.
Frisco blues. 13201.
Frog-hop. 13205.
From the jail house to the throne.
225638.
Fryin’ pan skillet blues. 13208.
Funny feathers. 27689.
Furry’s blues. 20116.
Gavilan. 17804.
Georgia blue. 13226.
Georgia stomp. 13227.
Girl I love she got long curly hair.
2715.
Give me back my fifteen cents.
13237.
Give me your heart. 5305.
Gladyse. 27724.
Go ‘long Lasses. 5311.
God gave Noah the. rainbow sign.
22610.
God is love. 138248.
Goin’ back to Tennessee. 13253.
Going across the sea. 22617.
Going round the mountain. 20155.
Going up the mountain after
liquor. 22618.
Good-bye rider. 13260.
Good mornin’. 5338.
Good-night darling. 27741.
Goofer feather blues. 13263.
Got cut all to pieces. 13265.
Gracejadas de Pepino. 27749.
Grand piano blues. 27755.
Grave on the green hillside.
27756.
Great reaping day. 27757.
Ha-ha blues. 53867.
Hand in hand we walked along
to-gether. 27776. :
Handy man. 5880.
Happy-go-lucky boy. 20199.
Harlem drag. 20204.
He got better things for you.
27802.
2104
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
He'll be with me. 13308.
He’s got the whole world in His
hand. 15648.
He shut the lion’s mouth. 138312.
Heah’ me talkin’. 27807.
Heart-breakin’ blues. 20226.
Here ‘tis. 13327.
Hey! I am blue. 27823.
Hide me in the blood of Jesus.
13381,
Hide you in the blood. 27825.
His charming love. 20249.
Hoe down. 22708. |
Hold it still. 5488.
Hot bones and rice. 20266,
Hot town. 27859..
Hot water blues. 138365.
How do they do it that way.
27863.
How long. 22736. -.
How much I owe. 5460.
Huateque. 27869.
I ain’t got no gal now. 27879.
I can’t stand it. 27888.
I don’t care what you say. 5488.
I don’t like the blues no how.
20312.
I got mine. 22768.
I know that Jesus set me free.
20822. .
I know why I think of you. 27917.
Ill be happy. 13410.
Ili never be lonesome in heaven.
27930.
Ill rise when the rooster crows.
13420.
I long to see the ones I left behind.
22787.
I looked down the line and won-
dered. 27986.
I’m a mighty tight woman. 13481.
I’m crazy over Daisy. 13484.
I’m glad it was somebody else.
20348.
I’m gonna live so God can use me.
13441.
I’m gonna move to Louisiana.
5546.
I’m gonna stomp Mr. Henry Lee.
13442.
I’m lonely and blue. 10742.
I’m saving up coupons. 27961.
I’m sorry we met. 22828.
I’m thinking to-night of my blue
eyes. 203738.
I’m wild about my lovin’. 20376.
I need someone like you. 27972.
I never dreamed you’d pass me by.
13478.
I sat upon the river bank. 203883.
I tickled em’. 5595.
I truly understand. 18481.
I’ve got a brand new gal. 22850.
I’ve got that thing. 22853.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
'Tve got to have a mamma now.
20398.
I want to go there. 22863.
I will turn your money green.
15808.
Ice water blues. 13503.
If I could just stop dreaming.
5632.
If the light has gone out in your
soul. 13518.
In steps of light. 20459.
Infiel. 28082.
Tone. 20485.
Island unknown. 28096.
It'll never happen again. 13570.
It’s doin’ you good, to know I’m
lonesome. 10885.
It’s hard to laugh or _ smile.
13575.
It should be you. 20498.
Jesus, the Light of the world.
15922.
Jesus, the Lord is a Saviour.
28133.
Jobbin gettin’ there. 13602.
Jog along boys. 13604.
Joking Henry. 13605.
Jolietcke deklice. 28139.
Jolly blacksmith. 138608.
Jolly group of cowboys. 28141.
~ Judge Harsh blues. 15987.
Jug band waltz. 22986.
June days. 28152.
Jungle crawl. 28154.
Just give me the leavings. 23002.
Just you and I. 13640.
K. C. moan.’ 28180.
Kansas City blues. 5771.
Kansas City squabble. 28185.
Katy blues. 28189.
Kentucky blues. 28194.
King needs workers. 280206.
King of ‘Borneo. 5785.
Kiss me quick and go. 20583.
Krakowiak. 28217.
Kuwuleczka. 28220.
Lay down baby, take your rest.
13680.
Leavin’ town blues. 28246.
Left my gal in the mountains.
23054.
Let’s get it. 20641.
Life’s railway to heaven. 13704.
Like the rainbow. 23072.
Lindbergh hop. 13716.
Lion and the tribes of Judah.
5856.
Little bunch of roses. 28283.
Little Maggie with a dram glass
in her hand. 28292.
Little Moses. 23090.
Little old log cabin in the lane.
28294.
Lonely cowboy. 28308.
2105
Long gone. 20697.
Long side the Santa Fe trail.
28315.
Lost girl of West Virginia. 13761.
Love blues. 5908.
Love somebody. 23152.
Lovee mazurka. 28344.
Loving talking blues. 13789.
Lucky-3-6-9. 283856.
Lulu Wall. 28359.
Madison street rag. 5942.
Maggie Campbell blues. 13801.
Mai d’amour. 13803.
Majova nac. 2883871.
Mamma, where you at. 13812.
Many years ago. 23191.
Market street stomp. 20789.
Married man in trouble. 138842.
Mary bowed so low. 20794.
Master of the storm. 138847.
Me eayi. 28411.
Me entusiasmas. 28412.
Mean old Jack Stopper blues.
Jaen.
Memphis stomp. 138880.
Memphis yo yo blues. 28430.
Mensajera. 18446.
Mexican beans. 28444.
Minglewood blues. 6025.
Missin’ my pal. 6036.
Mississippi river waltz. 23285.
Missouri moan. 20860.
Mr. Brown, here I come. 20862.
Mr. Forty-nine blues. 23287.
Mistreatin’ mamma. 20868.
Moaning the blues. 28466.
Moon song. 28479.
Moonlight blues. 20877.
Moses gonna chunk dat melon
down. 23310.
Moten’s blues. 20888.
Mother-in-law. 28496.
Muchacha. 25892.
Mujer del paraiso. 28510.
Musical campmeeting. 28516.
My Carolina sunshine girl. 20911.
My castle of never can be. 13958.
My Clinch Mountain home. 13959.
My home’s acress the Blue Ridge
Mountains. 20926.
My little Isabel. 28552.
My mother’s hands. 13990.
My name is Ticklish Reuben.
28562.
My toast to you. 23404.
My troubies will be over. 14009.
My wife died on Friday night.
14018.
Na weselu w Harklowy. 28581,
28582.
“Nancy. 23418.
_ Nase babicatanci-sousedska. 28591.
Neal’s blues. 20980.
Nehi mamma blues. 14025.
INDEX
Southern music pub. co., ine.—Contd.
Never had a reason to believe in
you. 28602.
New Orleans bump. 28604.
New Orleans is the town I like
best. 238430.
Nicolasa. 28607.
Nigger baby. 23487.
Nine pound hammer.
Ninety in the shade.
No good woman blues.
Noah’s blues. 28635.
Nobody cares. 28636.
Nobody loves me. 14048.
Noper que te dije. 28642.
North-bound train. 14052.
Novelty blues. 14060.
Now goofy dust. 28652.
Oacho del cielo. 28673.
Oh, how I hate it. 16871.
Oh! jailer bring back that key.
26059.
Oh Molly dear.
Old black Mary.
Old folks started it.
93445,
20997.
28625.
23498.
23507.
28705.
Old shoes and leggin’s. 16393.
On the road again. 14108.
One at last. 21075.
One hour to-night. 6255.
One night in Havana. 28725.
Orgullo mexicano. 28730.
Oriental illusions. 21098.
Out on Santa Fé blues. 6284.
Over night blues. 21110.
Ozark Mountain blues. 21120.
Pajarito borinqueno. 28761.
Para ti. 28766, 28771.
Paul’s heavenly vision. 23584.
Peg and awl. 14164.
Penitentiary. 21145.
Piedrecita del camino. 28809.
Pig ankle strut. 14183.
Plain dirt. 28818.
Plucky Lindy’s lucky day. 6348.
Polka torklouj. 28831.
Polskie orly. 23619.
Poor lost boy. 14215.
Poor old slave. 28839.
Pretty Lil. 28854.
Prisoner boy. 28861.
Promise. 23641.
Put it there. 14251.
P-wee strut. 28755.
Ramble, 21216.
Red and = green
14276.
Return of Barnacle Bill. 23698.
Rich man, poor man, beggar man,
signal lights.
thief. 21242.
Riley’s wagon. 14306.
Ripley blues. 28910.
Riverside stomp. 14809.
Road house stomp. 6465.
Robertson County. 14812.
2106
pt. III, 0. S., v. 24
Rockin’ chair. 28915.
Roll on boys. 14815.
Roll on, river. 21255.
Rolling stone. 14316.
16600.
14344.
Rude and rambling man,
Sadness will be gladness.
San Antonio. 28946,
Save my mother’s picture from the
sale. 14861.
School girl blues. 16641.
Scotty blues. 28974.
Searcy country rag. 28977.
Seattle hunch. 21313.
Sell it. 21319.
Senda solitana. 28984,
Sera por-que te quiero. 28988.
Shadows of love. 29002.
Shame on you. 29007.
She’s coming round the mountain.
29012.
She’s driving me wild. 29013.
She tells me that I am _ sweet,
23801.
Shoe string. 14408.
Short life of trouble. 238138.
Simmon’s university medley.
29044.
Sippin cider. 29056.
Skag-a-lag. 21388.
Sleep on brown eyes. 6677.
Sleep on mother sleep on. 6678.
Slow death. 14442.
Slow motion. 14443.
Snake hip dance. 29079.
Solemn warning. 14468.
Somebody’s tall and handsome.
29097.
Sometimes I wonder. 29108.
South Memphis blues. 29126.
Springdale blues. 14527.
Staggering blues. 6774.
Statesboro blues. 14538.
Stealin’ stealin’. 14534.
Stomp that thing. 14540.
Stompin’ on down. 21475.
Stone rag. 14541.
Stor kidding. 14542.
Stranger blues. 16811.
Sugar pudding. 14548.
Sun’s gonna shine. 29167.
Sunlight and shadows. 21496.
Sweet Aneta mine. 29183.
Sweet fern. 29187.
Sweet old-fashioned girl.
Swing out. 29204.
Sztajerék dukli. 29213.
Szteyerchgoric. 29214.
Tailspin blues. 29217.
’Taint nobody’s business.
Take me back. 24005.
Tale of a ticker. 26598, 26599.
Tank town bump. 21537.
Te quiero-di giste. 29236.
Telephoning the blues. 29244.
23974.
14592.
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1929
Tell her that you love her. 9354.
Tennessee lazy. 16887.
Tennessee memories. 29248.
Terrific stomp. 29249.
Texas farewell. 29250.
Texas wagoner. 29252.
That’s a serious thing. 14621.
That’s what I’m talking about.
29263.
That same cat. 6903.
Then someone’s in love. 16910.
There’s a brown skin girl. 29281.
There’s a light lit up in Galilee.
14647.
There’s a man goin’ round taking
Mnames. 21592.
This ain’t no place for me. 14659.
This morning she was gone. 14660.
Thomastown breakdown. 14664.
Three women blues. 6927.
Tickle britches blues. 14669.
Tiny’s stomp. 21629.
Tiple blues. 14675.
Tom’s rag. 21645.
Too late. 293819.
Tough breaks stomp. 24116.
Train’s done left me. 29381.
Traveling man. 21662.
Trumpet’s prayer. 14707.
Turkey gobbler. 21683.
Turnip greens. 7000.
Two fragments. 29360.
Two time blues. 14726.
U potucku-val¢ik. 29362.
Undertakers blues. 29369.
Unknown blues. - 14736.
Up in glory. 14742.
Utah Carl’s last ride. 29380.
Valentine stomp. 29387.
Viola Lee blues. 21733.
Voodoo. 21742.
Waiting for the train. 7083.
Warhorse game. 14793.
Washboard wiggles. 29442.
Way down in Alabama. 29448.
We can’t use each other any more.
21766.
We'll sing on that shore. 14802.
We parted by the riverside. 14803.
We shall all be reunited. 14804.
We shall reach home. 14806.
Went up in the clouds of heaven.
21779.
Weselny marsz. 29462.
What a morning that will be.
14818.
What atime. 14819.
What’s the matter. 29473.
What's the matter blues. 24244,
What would I do without you.
21796.
When all those millions sing.
14830.
When Carolina smiles. 21800.
2469—30——35
When I had but fifty cents. 29478.
When shadows fall. 9566.
When the home gates swing open.
21817.
When the moon drips away into
the blood. 21818.
When the moon shines down upon
the mountains. 24278.
When you go a’courtin’. 14856.
Where are you going Alice. 29505.
Where is my mamma. 14862.
Whistling farmer boy. 29518.
Whitewash station blues. 14866.
Who’s gonna kiss your lips, dear
darling. 21852.
Whoah mule. 17130.
Wigerka polka. 29540.
With Jesus. 29552.
Worried love. 29575.
Wrong-doing daddy. 243859.
Wyszla chmura z zamarza. 29580.
Xochimileo. 26986.
Yndita. 295938.
Yo-yo. 29595.
You are a little too small. 14926.
You came along just in time.
9657.
You can’t cheat a cheater. 21908.
You can’t make a monkey out of
me. 14932.
You done lost your good thing
now. 27011, 27012.
You gonna need my help. 14935.
You'll come back to me someday.
29611.
You'll ery for me but I'll be gone.
2192 aa
You'll get pie in the sky. 27022.
You'll never find a daddy like me.
14941.
You never did that before. 29614.
You’re gonna misS me, hon’.
29620.
You’re so different. 27034.
You’re tickling me. 24899.
Your father put me out. 14960.
Zacatecas. 29640.
Zielinska. 24419.
400 hop. 29647.
Southern songs. 23913.
Southon (Francis) Look for the rain-
bow. 20701.
‘Southwick (O. W.) Happy villagers.
29647 (83).
Southworth (Constant) In an ocean
pool. 8244.
Soutullo (Reveriano) :
La del soto del parral. 28221.
Ultimo romantico. 26735.
Souvaine (Henry):
Whistl ng in the dark. 29519.
You gotta wanta once in a wh le.
14936.
2107
INDEX
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
Souza (J. B. de)
B
)
Sowell (R. S.) From now on. 5257.
Sowerby (Leo):
Benedicite omnia opera. 167.
Hear my cry, O God. 27808.
How long wilt Thou forget me.
27866.
Lord is my Shepherd. 28320.
Soy virgencita. 2044.
Soyer (André) :
Cendres. 24703.
Divergences. 24846.
Soyer (M. Truillet-)
Soyer (M.)
Spadaro (Odoardo) :
Firenze. 13167.
Maddalena. 11166.
Paris—Milan. 11612.
Spadea (Vincent) :
Amor di padre. 12641.
Baci doro. 12695.
Evander Childs
march. 13118.
Evviva Vaceordo Italo-Vaticano.
Thay Loy t
G. J. Ryan. 13210.
Larks. 18674.
Our amiable
14120.
Preghiera. 14228.
Richiamo d’amore.
Sulle rive di Nemi.
Spaduzzi (Gennaro)
Tranise. 24428.
Spafford (E. P.):
Long green. 23123.
May-be you love me.
Spagnoli (Guido):
See Truillet-
high school
James Walker.
14302.
14549.
"A festa d’ ’e
13851.
Due intermezzi. 9263.
Sonata. 9264.
Spain (Irene):
Behold! the King shall reign.
15119. :
Blue devil blues. 4760.
Evil woman blues. 15450.
’Frisco tra’n blues. 5255.
Gold tooth blues. 17841.
Latter rain is falling. 20617.
Ninety-e'ght degree blues. 18598.
Penitentiary moan blues. 6314.
Rising sun. 143808.
St. Louis fair blues. 16614.
Since I laid my burdens down,
18948. |
Take a stand. 16870.
Tell me what kind of man Jesus
is. 19134.
Tell me woman blues. 14608.
Work ox blues. 7242.
1927 flood. 17236.
Spain-Dunk (Susan) Serenade de
Capri. 26369.
See De Souza (J.
Spalding (E. R.)
Spands (Charles)
blues. 19019.
Span sh beauty. 16778.
Spanish Haster:carol of the lambs,
4195.
Spanish Easter procession.
Spanish fandango. 26495.
Spanish jigg. 26496.
Spano (Tito) pseud.
(Francesco)
Sparger (Rebecca) :
Behold and see. 24426 (21).
Out of the depth. 19491 (174).
Remember Lord. 24426 (284).
Sparger (William) :
Behold and see. 24426 (21).
Out of the depth. 19491 (174).
Remember Lord. 24426 (234).
Sparkling waters. 26498.
Sparks (Burl):
He ransomed me. 38206.
More than a friend. 3685.
Sparks (Essie) In gloryland. 18130.:
Sparks (S. N.) Paradise with you.
11608.
Sparrow (FE. W.)
Spaulding (F. A.)
(187).
Spaulding
17463.
Spaulding (M. E.):
Blue. 24602.
Boogah man. 24619.
If only I kin call you mine. 25390.
Negro love song. 25970.
Song. 26499.
Spawn (EH. V.) Rumble along.
Spazzacamino. 4197.
Speakeasy miss. 4198.
Speaks (Oley) :
April rain. 29647 (5).
Eves of blue. 12594 (84).
His perfect love. 22705.
If you become a nun dear. 29647
(103).
In heavenly love abiding.
In Maytime. 12594 (151).
Long ago. 14976 (188).
My homeland. 28545.
When gazing in thine eyes so dear.
12594 (426).
When Mable sings. 29647 (250).
Spearing (F. D.) New Old Ironsides.
14033.
Spears (A. EH.)
Specht (P. L.):
How can I smile. 8077.
Just before the break of dawn.
22999.
My pillow.
Speck (Jay)
Speck (S. H.):
All because of you.
3 melodies. 21441.
Soon this morning
6751.
See Mignone
22353.
29647
Dedication.
Reverie.
(Henry ) Cairo blues.
28929.
8250.
Virginia moon. 9499.
23395.
Flirt. 650. .
7346,
2108
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
All in my thoughts. 9754, 27090.
Alone’ broken hearted. 7354,
17279.
Anne Morrow. 17304.
Annie Mae. 15045.
Are you tired of me? 22031.
As I think of my dear mother.
15056.
Autumn brings memories. 12676.
Baby dear. 27168.
Baby grand. 9832, 19589.
Baby mine. 17336.
Bring back my dreams of yester-
day. 24639.
Calico blues. 12824, 27303.
Cottage by the sea. 10120, 27424.
Could you love me? 10122.
Country gal. 24770.
Dad. 19866.
Dear little mother. 7731, 17621.
Dear mother of mine. 24820.
Dear old mother. 10196, 12996,
27488.
Dear one. 24822.
Dearest girl of mine. 10201.
Don’t get mad. 153884.
Don’t you believe that I love you.
13044.
Dream girl. 138058, 22411.
Dream on dream girl. 7783.
Evy’rything is right with baby.
27626.
Experience. 5172, 22487.
Fate of our Savior. 103938, 22502.
Father. 22503.
Flag. 10423, 24991.
Flag of age. 24992. _
Flower in my garden of prayers.
10439.
Forget me not. 7921, 15514.
George. 13225.
Girl in Alabama. 15559.
Good night, dear heart, good
night. <971.
Gracey, my pretty baby. ‘T977,
22628.
Hand that touched my brow.
Nes ae
Hearts adrift. 8022, 20232.
High hat-in’. 15663.
Home brew. 18349.
Hope beyond the deep. 17954.
How can you forget. 10665.
I am thinking more of you. 8089,
17984.
I'll be waiting for you always in
the moonlight. 15740. ;
I love you. 8136, 27943.
I love vour eyes. 27948.
I’m a bum bum. 22798.
I’m coming back sweetheart.
18033.
I’m locking for someone to love.
8162.
2109
I’m sitting alone on the old back
porch. 18056.
I’m sitting on the edge of a rain-
bow. 15781. .
I’ve got a new girl now. 25348.
I’ve got the Florida blues. 25349.
I want the someone I love. 27994.
I want to see you happy. 28003.
I wish I was:a butterfly. 25368.
I wonder if you know I’m longing.
25a 1G
I wonder if you wonder too.
5618, 18092.
If I owned all the world to-night.
18107.
If it wasn’t for you. 25389.
If the rest of the boys don’t want
you. 18110.
In a garden enchanted. 25408.
In a twilight garden. 10840.
In my garden of dreams. 10846.
In the garden of my heart. 10852.
In the moonlight. 10855.
In the valley of the Yosemite.
18151.
It’s spring. 28110.
Just a broken heart. 109382.
Just lonesome. 28167.
Just sweethearts. 8349, 28173.
Just twenty years ago. 15951,
Pray
Kiss to-day. 238624.
Lady of today. 28224.
Land of the longleaf pine. 18261.
Laugh when the world laughs at
you. 28237.
Les’ always be in love. 16002.
Let me call you sweetheart mine.
20688.
Lindy, Columbus of the air.
16031.
Little old house. 5867, 20683.
Little sweetheart. 18318.
Lonely one. 16056.
Longing for you. 23124.
Lost in a sea of memories. 18336.
Love is a dream. 18351.
Love-making blues. 28333.
Lover’s lane. 25696.
Man and maid. 16111.
Man of my heart. 138816, 28378.
Marching to conquer the future.
13881.
Meet me to-night in dreamland.
20819.
Memories kisses. 25802.
Memories of days gone by. 18440.
Memory garden. 238236.
Mother. 8646, 28316.
Mother o’ mine. 8652, 23321.
Moither’s smiles. 13939.
My baby’s eyes. 28522.
My best girl. 8674, 18502.
My country sweetheart. 138960.
INDEX
pt. I, n. S., v. 24
Speck (S. H.)—Continued.
My dad, the best pal I ever had.
6103, 23340.
My daddy’s gone and left me blue.
28527.
My dreams have all come true.
25910.
My dreamy days. 20915.
My little heaven. 113880, 25924.
My little love nest. 11381.
My old mother. 16275.
My wife and I., 25953.
Night. 16322.
No mother’s child. 23448.
Nobody else will do. 21003.
Nobody ever loved like I love you.
11463.
Nobody like you. 26007.
Now ain’t that something. 28651.
Oh, what a fool you’ve made of
me. 14086, 28693.
Old pal, I am lonesome tonight.
2aDLA
On my daddy’s old farm. 8830.
Our home in the blue. 23551.
Pal of the pal I love. 26138.
Rathy,. LtGaG
Rainbow bridge of love. 18804.
Ranchman’s story. 11741, 26334.
Robinette. 16577.
St. Louis tornado. 16615.
Say it with flowers. 21299.
She’s as a rose in bloom. 26385.
She’s my sweetie now. 16678,
26388.
Sheik’s yodel. 16684.
Shine on little stars, shine on.
14404.
Sky pilot. 14434.
Somebody else. 26444.
Spirit of St. Louis. 29132.
Sweetheart, must we two be
strangers. 19097.
Tell your troubles to the moon.
12146.
That little girl I love. 19146.
That’s why I fell in love. 6898,
14629.
Thinking. 12194.
Thinking of the dear ones at home.
14656.
Tree of love. 14695.
Tulip, you are the girl of my
choice. 6995, 19232.
Twilight and you. 26726.
Unbidden dreams. 16988.
Under Hawaiian skies. 14729,
29366. ;
Violet’s message. 29408.
Waiting for my sunbeam. 29424.
Waiting for the new-dawn of to-
morrow. 29425.
When the one you love loves you
too. 19857.
When will I call you my own?
218238.
Where the dear little shamrocks
grow. 17123.
Why did you teach me to love you.
14880. —
Why don’t my dreams come true.
7222, 19391.
Will you. 17146.
Will you be my
29542.
Willamyner. 17148.
Wreck of the Florida.
21897.
You’ve gone back to your old ways
again. 9684, 24402.
Your mother. 24410.
Spectre bridegroom. 9266.
Spedding (I. E.) Cape Breton eall-
ing. 4848.
Speers (J. M.):
Memories of my mother.
My sweetheart of long ago.
My sweetie. 18562.
Speiglemeir (K. H.) Wve the dearest
little mother. 8206.
Spence (G. V.) Who are you loving
tonight. 14867.
Spence (W. R.): :
As it began to dawn. 4577 (17).
Awake! ye sons of light and glory.
7310 (14), 14976 (20).
Hush of night hath fallen.
C113))*
Love’s way. 14976 (197).
Wake! ye ransomed. 7310 (142).
Spencer (A. E.) I’ve got the Florida
sweetheart.
(247,
25805.
18561.
24426
blues. 253849.
Spencer (D. G.) If you only knew
how I miss you. 18118.
Spencer (Edna) Somebody else.
26444.
Spencer (J. M.) That Dixie gal.
16893:
Spencer (J. W.) Flapper is a good
pal after all. 5219.
Spencer (James): ©
Birthday party. 15144.
Coquetry. 7668.
Spencer (Luella) Memories at twi-
light. 11252.
Spencer (Norman) :.-
Darlin’ my darlin’. 10170.
Melody divine. 11245.
Spanish days. 21443..
Wee bit o’ love. 95387.
When my dream of love comes
true. 12412.
Spencer (Norris) Berry. 15187.
Spencer (R. EB.) Walkin’ around in a
dream. 70938, 9518.
2110
—
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Spencer (Virginia) :
Fagan love song.
That music box tune. 19148.
When the sun goes down. 19359.
Spencer (W. D.) Your last real kiss
is mine. 29634.
Spencer (William)
march. 6380.
Spencer (Willard)
2589 (221).
Speranza-Camusat (—)
(Speranza- )
Speth (W. B.):
Be my sweetheart again. 9865.
Mallika. 11181.
Trust me, Aida.
Wonderful dream
12494.
Spialek (Hans):
Follow thru.
I love the moon.
Japanese intermezzo.
Lady fingers. 8889,
Little show. 13730.
Spring is here. 12035,
Spicer (Adrienne) California.
Spicer (Edward) :
I think of you. 3342.
My rainbow of memory. 25942.
Rose of my dreams. 23722.
Who’s taughtcha to torture me.
21854.
17732, 24971.
President Hoover
Miss Bob White.
See Camusat
14708.
girl of mine.
7911.
18018.
15912.
24668.
Youth must be swerved. 24413.
Spicker (Max):
Anthology of sacred song. 17236
(15-19). AT
Hymn to night. 14976 (26).
Sun goes down. 4577 (383).
Wenn der freude thrinen fliessen.
24426 (191).
Spiegel (David):
Baby will you be mine. 9838.
That’s why I’m as happy as can
be: > 12778.
Spiegel (Morris)
Spielter (Hermann)
Every day. 17725.
Rococeo minuet.
1822.
Spielter (William) :
Coquetry. 17576.
Jolly gob. 20531.
OY top tipsy. 21054.
Waiting and longing. 7082, 14776.
Spier (Larry):
Do you mind if I fall in love.
TEE
I'll be there. 8127, 22777.
I’m leaving the whole thing to
you. 5555.
Levee love. 8419, 20644.
Our little bag of tricks. 11577.
Revolutionary rhythm. 9027,
21234.
When the real thing comes your
way. 21820.
With you in my arms. 9621.
You want lovin’. 9688, 14954.
Spier & Coslow, inc.:
All my life I wanted someone like
you. 7350.
Can you read in my eyes. 19751,
24676.
Cantield’s (Ray) melody uke al-
bum now de) i298.
Here comes my ball and chain.
825.
How’d ya like to be me. 22735.
I bad to fall in love with you.
. 20817.
I’m falling in love with your won-
derful eyes. 38318.
I’m in love at last. 93883.
I’m leaving the whole thing to you. -
5555.
I want a good time bad. 20395.
It’s love that rules the world.
8294, 28107.
It’s pouring down rain. 10887.
Leave me a_ beautiful melody.
3528.
Let’s build a nest for two. 5835,
Love me while the music plays.
1279.
My big moment. 13956.
Pouring down rain. 14222.
Ragamuffin. 1774, 4001.
Song of sorrow. 4179.
Sweet Ida Joy. 2104.
Sweetheart of memories. 2115.
That’s what I call love. 14625.
Tiger man. 2208, 24088.
What does it mean to me. 12390,
14821. ;
You’re just another memory.
2558, 9676.
You want lovin’. 9688, 14954.
Spiker (R. P.)
Spikes (Benjamin)
4170.
Spikes (J. C.):
Do you remember. 13027.
Living in the shadow of the past.
16050.
Smiling with a
9195.
Some rainy day. 4170.
Vampin’ Lena from Catalina Isle.
9479.
Spikes (Johnny)
Spilcker (Max)
Spillman (Doris)
Spindler (HE. W.)
Lonesome gal. 18324.
Some rainy day.
broken heart.
See Spikes (J. C.)
Der oder der? 22358.
Happiness. 15625.
Just as the sun goes
down. 1119.
Spindler (Fritz) Flying leaf. 27662.
Spinelli (Albert) Blue Monday.
27243.
Spinnerin. 26502.
Spinning song. 19032.
2111
INDEX
pt. 111, n. S8., v. 24
Spirit of the living God. 4208.
Spitler (Helen) Bonnie. 24618.
Spitz (Joel) :
Bull’n the bear. 27284.
Gone. 5328.
Spitzhoff (Val) For you. 22548.
Spivey (Victoria) :
Funny feathers. 27689.
Furniture man blues. 699.
How do they do it that way.
27863.
Moaning the blues. 28466.
Mosquito, fly and flea. 1429.
No, papa, no. 1556.
Telephoning the blues. 29244.
You done lost your good thing
now. 27011, 27012.
Spofford (I. F.) Ballet encore.
Spohr (—):
Hinleitung zum 1. satz, konzert,
nr. 2. 26347.
Marschszene. 26352.
Spohr (Ludwig) :
Concerto. 24747.
Rondo. 2056.
Spoliansky (Mischa) :
Heure ,bleue. 10620, 10621, 17922.
Mein madi nennt_ sich baby.
13864, 13865.
Perhaps. 21147.
Sleepy sweetheart. 21393.
So was wie Fraulein Klirchen.
14457, 14458.
Spolidoro (Jerome)
Spolverino (Joseph)
love, O girl! O girl.
Sporck (Georges) :
Clavecin bien tempéré. 9842.
Promenades aux Andelys. 16519.
DIPOt comare ea mie
Spragg (E. R.) I want to love—and
how! 8214.
Spragg (Hthel)
calling. © 25268.
Spreckelsen (Otto) :
7457.
Blue step. 9936.
Give me your
10523.
I hear the blue bird
Grenadier. 762.
Heil, deutsches lied. 821.
Spree (J. L.):
TVll bet he’ll have a blister in the
morning. 18010.
Playing round your wigwam.
6337.
Sprigg (R. S.) Consolation. 17573.
Spring is here. 4691, 6446, 7217, 7230,
7270, 7298, 12035.
Springborn (I. A.) Unfortunate coon.
4388.
Springer (B. D.) My book on the
Christian way. 18505.
Springer (Cy) pseud. See Specht
(Paul)
Springer (Louis) Sugar is back in
town. 4228.
Spross (C. G.):
Captive memories. 304.
Come ye, to the mountains of the
Lord. 12915.
Game. 10487.
Prelude. 12041.
Spruell (Freddie) :
Bed light blues.
Morning blues.
Spry (Walter) :
Air de ballet. 21991.
How beauteous on the mountains.
2589 (122).
Salvation to our God. 2589 (308).
Spurr (Aimee) Some widow’s got
my man. 264438.
Squeo (Alfredo) :
Angelus. 22024.
Little marching soldiers.
On the lake. 23523.
Petite berceuse. 23594.
Romance in F. 23713.
Rondino. 23717.
Squire (J. H.):
Everybody’s melodies.
Irish love song. 8280.
2714.
3688.
23689.
13127.
Moonbeams and shadows. 162138.
Operatica. 26109.
Twilight on the waters. 19239,
19240.
Two tired old eyes. 2276.
Squire (W. H.):
Chip of the old block. 7626.
Foggy dew. 662.
Like stars above. 24426 (148).
Love’s reverie. 19491 (131).
| Squires (H. D.):
Broken idol. 12797.
Trail to yesterday. 16958.
Squires (H. D.) ine. I’m blue but
nobody cares. 25301.
Squires (L. J.) Little ole New York.
25640.
Srawley (Bertram)
14204.
Stackpole (W. A.)
ing you. 13299.
Staff (Charles) If I had someone like
Poéme héroique.
Hawaii, I am call-
you. 3374.
Stafford (—) Oriole. 28733.
Stafford (Alfred) Somebody’s lone-
some for somebody’s love. 26446.
Stafford (C. C.):
He’s calling you. 27805.
Up in glory. 14742.
We'll sing on that shore. 14802.
Working for the King of Kings.
24349.
Stafford (Frank) Das kommt nicht in
frage. 459.
Stafford (Harry) I keep on picking
’em up. 22771.
2112
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Stafford (L. F.):
Beneath a June moon with you.
12735.
Beneath the starry skylight with
you. 24578.
Blue-belle. 19671.
I’m all through shedding tears
over you. 18030.
My golden dream. 6112.
My latest. 209380.
Romanze in G minor.
Someone. 9217.
Stage (E. B.) That one caress. 12167.
Stagg (Bebe) Just a mother to wel-
come me. 28158.
Staggs (F. G.)
pleads. 394.
Stahl (Albert) :
Ich kenn ein kleines midelchen.
O3715.
Come while Jesus
as ae
Meeresstille. 25789.
Weihenacht. 26848.
Stahl (Isabel) :
I never knew that
8187.
Longing. 8472.
Rickety shack. 9031.
Stahl (W. B.) March
frogs. 1324.
Stahl (W. C.):
Dean’s (Warren N.) Bon Ton col-
lection. 10187.
Eclipse folio. 5131.
Folwell’s (J. C.) famous composi-
tions for the guitar. 15505.
Kalina Keoka famous Honolulu
it was you.
of the bull
hits for Hawaiian guitar.
10961.
Morris (Wm.) latest composi-
tions. 13930.
Stahl’s (Wm. C.) concert reper-
toire album. 29139.
Stahl’s (Wm. C.) new method for
tenor banjo. 12042.
Stahl’s (Wm. C.) plectro phonic
folio. 4208.
Stahlberg (F.):
Bozo. 4789, 19699.
Brutality. 9973, 19716.
Swishing veils. 16859.
Unrest. 16998.
Stahl’s (Wm. C.) concert repertoire
album. 29139.
Staigers (Del) Hazel. 22678.
Stainer (Charles) :
Etude in D minor. 13117.
Scherzo. 2058.
Stainer (John):
Child’s prayer. 12884.
Daughter of Jairus. 10174.
I am Alpha and Omega. 27057.
(55).
Stainer & Bell, ltd.:
Air and Giga. 5368.
Be merciful unto me. 1386.
Before the ending of the day.
22105.
Bourrée. 4694.
Breathe soft, ye winds. 9955.
Bunches of grapes. 19722.
Cherry time. 17510.
Choral concerto, 24718.
Choral prelude on Gibbons’ Song
67. 349.
Chorale prelude.
Christinas bells.
12890.
4916.
Come! Christmas come! 17553.
Come live with me. 19823.
Communion service. 10103.
Concinamus. 19833.
Country lullaby. 17581.
Court minuet, Siciliano and The
fairies’ country dance. 4967.
Elegy. 22456.
England. 22461.
Evening bells. 10368.
Farmer’s daughters. 17746.
Folk-dance suite. 20075, 20076.
Four canons. 28232.
Four songs from A Shropshire lad.
14890.
Garden where the praties grow.
13218.
Gavot and Interlude. 5272.
God be in my head. 18247.
God mastering me. 27728.
Holy Child. 849.
How long wilt Thou forget me?
871.
Hundredth psalm. 20279.
I praise the tender flower. 20381.
I will praise Thee, O Lord. 20406.
In excelsis gloria. 13536.
In modo antico. 10844.
In world of worlds without end-
ing. 20475.
‘Intermezzo and Menuetto.
Irish countryside songs.
John Barleycorn. 20528.
Jolly shepherd. 8317.
Lack-a-day-me. 8386.
Lament for Flodden.
Mamble. 20764.
Manx spinning wheel song. 20771.
Now sleeps the crimson petal.
28653.
5395.
1065.
20606.
Now what is love? 11483.
O- Domine Deus. 8785.
O ‘littl town of Bethlehem.
18623.
Old Christmas carols. 6237.
Old winter. 18655.
Padric the fidiler. 11591.
Pzan for Christmas. 21122.
Pals." 21128.
2113
INDEX
Stainer & Bell, 1td.—Continued.
Parson’s luck. 21132.
Passacaglia. 11616.
Passe-temps. 11618, 21135.
Passepied. 4696.
Phillis the fair. 14177.
Playtime fancies. 14195.
Polychordia string tutor.
28835.
Prelude and Musette.
Prelude and Postlude.
Rondeau and Le sabat.
Sanctuary. 21287.
Sarabande and Corrente.
Save us, O Lord, waking.
School topicals. °118388.
Sheep under the snow. 21342.
Sonata in B flat. 6716.
Song to spring. 14509..
Songs of the chase. 21485.
Te Deum laudamus. 29234.
Terence, this is stupid stuff. 6878.
Tewkesbury road. 6879.
This gospel sang the angels bright.
21604.
Three Arcadian pictures.
Three Shakespeare songs.
Three short pieces. 17751.
To a lady seen from the train.
6945.
To the woodlark. 14682.
Toceata and Jig. 6950.
Traditional Christmas
21656.
Two dances from the Ballet du
roi. 5088.
Two little violin solos.
Two pieces. 18268.
Two songs. 4752..
Wings of peace.
Winter winds
bones. 4514.
Yuletide ditty.
Stairs (C. M.):
Come, be my
391.
My little Hawaiian boy. 1485.
Sweet dreams of music. 2102.
Staley (HE. M.) Sweetheart of mine.
23990.
Staley (W. J.)
for you. 25283.
Stalin (Georges) :
Daxo. 153828, 24812.
Deseos de amor. 24888.
Pourquoi l’on yous adore.
16494.
Stambaugh (Ken)
thing without you.
Stambler (Bern):
Aucassin. 87.
Marcolina. 11211.
Nicolette. 1544.
1721,
d371.
16499.
6480.
5372.
23750.
16599.
21890.
carols.
6405.
21869.
have chilled our
14965.
jazzy sweetheart.
16493,
It don’t mean a
82838.
Ill keep my kisses |
Stanaway (B. M.)
pt. In, n. S., v. 24
Stampa (Reed) :
Just make a bridge of the rain-
bow. 5760.
When the swallows nest again.
4481.
Stamper (Dave):
Beauty waltz. 4718, 24561.
Black hussars. 12756, 15147,
19662.
Dance away the night. 15306,
19876.
Hunting song. 5470, 22745.
I could love a girl like you. 5481.
I’m saving all my loving. 5571,
8167.
Married in Hollywood. 23202.
My girl. 20920, 238359.
My yesterday. 20966.
Once upon a time. 21078, 23532.
Peasant love song. 16459, 23588.
Pony dance. 6358, 288386.
Ships ballet. 21351.
Sky hawk. 238387.
Spice dance. 6755,
Take a little tip.
Too wonderful for words.
16951.
True heaven. 2250, 4367.
Until one comes along.
29374.
Yours sincerely.
Stamps (V. O.):
He’ll be with me.
Like the rainbow. 23072.
No shadows fall. 26002.
On the cross. 16404.
Walking with my Lord. 9520.
Stamps-Baxter music Co.:
Don’t you Cadillac me. 15388.
He keeps my soul. 25159.
He’s a wonderful Savior to me.
251638.
He’s calling you.
T’ll be singing forever.
I’m in the way. 25313.
Song of Jesus’ love brings heaven
down. 26470.
Thou art my strength. 26663.
Turn away. 26723.
Working for the King of Kings.
24349.
6845, 26590.
16950,
16999,
7294, 17225.
13308.
27805.
25280.
Dear old Georgia
moon. 27486.
Standard band book no. 1. 21462.
Standard feature music co. Long
gone. 8471.
Standard juvenile gems. 21463.
Standard orchestra folio. 21464.
Standard pub. co.:
Brand new Paramount gospel
songs. 17482.
Harbor of peace. 25146.
2114
sa —
a i a
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1929 .
Our queen of the May. 8855.
Sacred selos and duets. 14342.
Songs of praises. 19013.
Stanford (C. V.):
Be merciful unto me. 1386.
Complete Petrie collection of
Irish music. 24426 (55).
Four songs of the sea. 26508.
How long wilt Thou forget me?
871.
T’ll rock you to rest. 12594 (188).
Magnificat and Nune_ dimittis.
28366.
Songs of the sea. 238903.
Stanford (Elizabeth) Someone is
working for loved ones dear. 11977.
Stanford (J. A.):
Complete Petrie collection of
Irish music. 24426 (55).
Tl rock you to rest. 12594 (138).
Stanford (Ted) Blue dreams. 4761.
Stange (Max) Gay little bird in the
forest. 22579.
Stanis (B. W.) I’m sorry I made you
ery. 10749.
Stanislas (Adolf) Tentation. 7310
(135).
Stanley (Alma):
And you'll remember me. 9782.
Don’t be what you ain’t! 22390.
Dumpity-dumps. 13076.
Fire drill. 10417.
Fire laddies we, 10418.
Git. » 13232. ;
I’d rather be a could-be. 22759.
Legend of the _ organ-builder.
11023.
Mumpy-mumps. 13948.
Piano music. 23597.
Portrait. 12888.
Silver road. 11914.
Stanley (Frank):
Topplin’ over. 19215.
What can I do if you don’t love
me. 21786.
Stanley (G. C.) Just a ball of cotton.
20546.
Stanley (John) Sonate. 26509.
Stanley (Leo) Troop-pageantry. 4363.
Stannard (W. J.) Amigos espanoles.
27118.
Stansel (J. I.):
Sighing and crying for you. 9148.
Ware a smile and the whole world
will smile with you. 19307.
Stansil (J. F.) Mother I owe you
everything. 18485.
Stanthon (Victor) I want your love
today. 13494.
Stanton (C.) Plain dirt. 28818.
Stanton (Dexter):
I have the sunshine. 20319.
Invocaton. 1061.
Laugh a bit and love a bit. 1183.
Only road. 21087.
Road of life. 21247.
Stanton (HE. F.):
God is love. 7382.
If the heart is right with God.
998.
Love divine.
Staples (E. A.):
Hold me tight in the moonlight.
15672.
My secret.
Stapleton (Erle)
teers. 23904.
Stapp (J. C.) That’s why she’s my
' sweetheart. 4298.
Star dance folio. 12046, 21465.
Star-led pilgrims. 21466.
Star music co. Gopher galop.
Star of promise. 29141.
Stargardt (Nathan)
never dies. 7201.
Stark (E. M. P.) Christ reigns. 4913.
Stark (J. F.) There’s one little flower
that reminds me of you. 12188.
Starkweather (S. F.)' Neha. 87387.
Starling (Mary) Children’s examina-
tions in Greek dance. 27354.
1274.
16285.
Songs of the volun-
13264.
Where love
Starr (L. F.) Why did it have to
be so. 17182.
Starr (P. M.):
Dream. 27549.
I passed your garden wall. 3339.
Just a flower. 18204.
Singing in the rain. 18964.
Starr (Phil):
Adale. 17246. :
Aeroplane and you. 17251.
Alone. 195386.
Always stick to the one that you
loved. 4621.
And how! ‘7370.
And you'll notice that she never
asked him why. 9781.
Ash can man. 17821.
At last my dream has come true.
4660, 22046.
Aviator’s dream. 4681.
Babes of yesterday. 17331.
Baby lips, baby eyes, baby cries.
9833.
Baby mine. 2688.
Baby Nell. 4689.
Back to my Georgia home.
Back tc my home town.
Because you were my gal.
Betty Blue. 17387.
Bird of fame. 22126.
Blondie. 4756.
Blue Monday. 27243.
Blue skies above you. 4767.
15094.
17344.
7482.
Br'ghten up and smile. 27270.
Broken hearted. 12794.
Broken hearted lover. 252.
2115
IN DEX
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
Starr (Phil)—Continued. I don’t know what to do. 20311.
Cameo queen of Orleans. 27308. I dreamed last night of my boy-
Can you ever forgive me. 12837. hood home. 25257.
Can’t you forgive, can’t you forget.
22197.
Captain Fried and his crew. 4851.
Childhood days. 7621, 22230.
Come back dear heart. 17545.
Cowboy’s lesson. 15282.
Curly locks. 7693.
Dance. 444, 19875.
Days gone by. 2924.
Dear wayward boy
19906.
Dearest sweetheart,
24823.
Death of Marian Parker.
Desert twilight. 17637.
Dew drops. 5040.
Disappointed. 2950.
Discontented people. 15355.
Dixieland, my Dixieland, I’m com-
ing back to you. 27521.
Does it make you happy to make
me blue. 22386.
Don’t throw the lamp at your
mother-in-law. 10255.
Down the trail. 17667.
Dream of early years. 10273.
Dream of that old girl of mine.
10275.
Dreamer of dreams.
Everybody’s
13126.
Everybody's making whoopee.
10373.
Faded clover wreath. 15458.
Farewell in June. 17742.
Farmer’s lullaby. 20034.
Fate of Lloyd Groves. 623.
Flapper song. 15488.
Genevieve. 7949.
Gently love us. 717.
Girls up to date. 10520.
Girls who we ignore. 7953.
God needed an angel. 7964.
Golden knot. 10544.
Golly but I’m lonely. 138257.
Goodbye dobbin, goodbye beer.
10554.
He’s some mother’s boy just the
same. 133810.
Heart-aches. 22686.
Heart o’ gold. 10609, 20228.
High up in the heavenly blue
skies. 17925.
Hold me close to your heart dear.
133438.
Home brew blues. 15677.
Husband of mine. 5472.
I ain’t got nothing. 25236.
I am looking for my little pal.
17981.
I can’t use it any more.
of mine.
1: “a eeamaiy.
15341.
10278.
got a radio now.
10688.
2116
I go to Mericano country. 17999.
I have a Saviour. 18001.
I like the brunette girls. 8125.
Ill say we do. 20328.
I long for you tonight. 138421.
I love my gal. 5520.
I love you, wonderful pal. 15755.
I loved you. 10729.
I’m so happy. 18057.
I never shall forget the night.
10763.
I’ve been cheating, cheating on
you. 3345.
I was lonesome when I met you.
10800.
I wish I had a girl. 15810.
I would dream only of you.
20412.
Idol and queen of my dream.
3365.
If I were a rose. 25387.
If I were to leave you.
In lilac time. 1021.
In loving remembrance of my dear
father. 18133.
In sweetheart land. 5668.
In the moonlight. 18550.
Ione. 10874.
Is your lamp burning. 10877.
Jack and I. 8298.
Jimmy, why don’t you come back.
18190.
Joker. 25496.
Just a mother to welcome me.
28158.
Just Sophie.
8232.
10953.
Just the cutest little girl. 15950.
Just wondering. 3486.
Key to my heart. 8370.
King Jesus built His house.
13654.
Kissing on the sly. 18658.
Lassie 0’ mine. 8395.
Laughing blue eyes. 11016, 20618.
Let love abide and be our guide.
8408.
Lindy tomorrow. 8489.
Little brown eyed mother.
Little mouse. 8452.
Little red castle on the hill.
Lonesome. 13742.
Longing for you. 18328.
Love and night. 23138.
Love bird. 11114.
Love’s dream. 5922.
Love’s song. 1286.
Loving stroll in the moonlight.
3596. :
Mama’s boy. 11183.
Memories of you dear. 25808.
Memory and roses. 23235.
28282.
3555.
q
oe
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1929
Memory lane calls me. 138879.
Mother. 6062.
Mother dear. 28492.
Mother’s prayer. 23323.
My beautiful white rose. 16237.
My Dixie boy dream. 6105.
My dream girl. 6108.
My golden haired gal. 6113.
My happy dreams. 11371.
My heaven of dreams. 285438.
My Iowa queen. 1481.
My little dream girl. 8693.
My lucky boy, your lucky girl.
11384.
My mother. 6187.
My pal. . 20956.
My Pollyanns. 259389.
My song. 11403, 18551.
Nation saved. 1523.
Natoma. 3775.
Near though far away.
New baby boy. 8747.
Nobody loves me. 11464.
Not so slow. 28645.
8739.
Now all I have is dreams. 14061.
Obligations. 21037.
Oh Anne, oh, doozy, dazzy, dizzy
Anne. 16367.
Oh Byrd the gem of the ocean and
sky. 3839.
Oh! dream come true. 1594,
28689.
Oh mother mine. 23500.
Oh Nellie. 8805.
Oh to be happy. 21050.
Old fashioned boy. 14091.
Old fashioned garden of roses.
16385.
Old home. 21057.
Old home town. 11530.
On a grand old night in June.
1619.
Once in a while. 26092.
Our dear old home. 26122.
Our little flower garden home
28739.
Out beneath the stars.
Parting night. 18725. -
Pennsylvania booze song. 18729.
Please Susie. 28823.
Radio blues. 8991.
11580.
Remember little town girl. 9019,
21226:
Rickard Evelyn Byrd. 9030.
Robin’s proposal. 16578.
Romany. 26289.
Rosalie. 4056.
Sad memory. 1853, 143843.
Sailing way up in the skies of blue.
11809.
Seated tonight by
16655.
Serenade
9125.
the campfire.
in a brilliant night.
2117
Shake that whoopee. 91382.
She only broke his heart.
Sing and be happy. 14429.
Skies have been gray ever since
you went away. 11941.
Sky buddy of mine. 21389.
Slumbering dreams of you.
Smile. 9198.
Some day you'll be sorry. 4166.
Some sweet sometime. 6706.
Someone. 11976.
Sorrowful baby. 16766.
Stay on bloomers. 12051.
Summer days. 19063.
Sunny girl. 19070.
Sweetest mother of all. 9327.
Sweethearts in dreamland. 9331.
Tears. 14605.
That's why I’m lonely tonight.
26632.
There is a little girl. 19168.
There’s a little cottage on the hill.
14648.
There’s a painting in the sunset.
19174.
Thoughts of you. when I’m blue.
2200.
Thrills in the air. 93898.
Today you'll be mine. 19208.
Tomorrow will take you away.
12233.
21335.
23847.
‘'Tonight’s the night I’m praying
for. 21646.
Tum tiddium tum tum. 19233.
"Twas beneath the silvery Stars.
12272:
Twilight shadows.
Varnelda. 17025.
Wasted away. 9527.
26728.
Way back in Michigan. 19314.
We are going up the river. 12350.
We heros. 12354.
Western romance. 2404.
What has become of you. 7153.
What is love. 14825.
When I left my home. 24258.
When it’s haying time in Iowa.
4476.
When Jesus knows. 9561, 14842.
When mother’s hair was gold.
rere
When my baby comes trot-trot-
trotting along. 9563.
When the maple leaves are falling.
2446.
When
_ 2448.
When thou came to me at dusk.
29493.
When we were together. 7192.
When you’re in love. 9573.
Whispering river. 21847.
Who’s the hew man. 7211.
Why do you want me now. 2485.
the roses bloom again.
INDEX
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
—
Starr (Phil)—Continued. Gimme a Vil taste. 25066.
Why, I wonder why. 171389.
Will the roses fade in heaven.
12479.
Will your wife be home tonight.
9616
Wobbles and warbles. 21877.
Wonderlust. 9628.
Won’t you come back to me my
darling. 14907, 21886.
Woodrow Wilson. 14909.
Would you come back, would you?
14911.
You and your little armchair.
19442. °
You are the queen of my heart.
7257.
You are the sunshine of my smile.
19445.
You like me and I like you.
12534.
You’re missing all the good things,
sweetheart. 21936.
Stars lead us ever on. 23929.
Stasny (A. J.) music co., inc.:
Do you care? 10237.
Just a thought of you. 133626.
Romance. 11780.
There’s happiness ahead. 12187.
State Street music pub. co., ine.:
Ace of rythms. 21974.
Alabama mistreater. 4602.
Alabama strut. 12615.
Back in the alley. 17343.
Be da de bum. 17355.
Biddle St. blues. 27218.
Big boy they can’t do that. 2745. |
Black men blues. 22130.
Blue sweets. 24615.
Boot it boy. 12775.
Bugle call rag. 17449.
Cairo blues. 17463.
Chicago blues. 2835.
Chicago moan blues. 12880.
Chimin the blues. 12885.
Coffee grindin’ blues. 17540.
Corrine Corrina. 27422.
Croonin the blues. 24775.
Decatur street tuttie. 24826.
Detroit blues. 27507.
Dirty dozen. 27516.
Dirty ground-hog blues. 5048.
Don’t be no fool. 22389.
Don’t drink it in here. 13035.
Doodle it back. 17658.
Down by the levee. 511.
Down the alley. 13050.
Fan it. 10383.
Far from home. 24977.
Fishing blues. 13169.
Gate’s blues. 13220.
Get the L on down the road.
13229.
Get your mind on it. 17814, 22586. ‘
2118
Giving it away. 15568.
Good Gordon gin. 15594.
Good stuff. 27743.
Got butter on it. 27745.
Hangman’s blues. 138287.
He’s tight like this. 22682.
Hit-ta-ditty low down. 3231.
How can I get it. 10661.
How long, how long blues. 3258,
17966. .
Hymn singin’ Bill. 13381.
I ain’t gonna do it no more. 25234.
I found your keyhole. 22766.
I got the stinger. 25262. —
I’m goin’ up the country. 22807.
In the gutter. 22924.
It ain’t killed nobody yet. 18172.
It’s nice like that. 18175.
It’s so nice. 28109.
It’s tight like that no. 8. 28111.
Jaspers barb-b-que. 3440.
Jazz battle. 13586.
Jefferson City blues. 3444.
Jelly whipping blues. 3445.
Juicy lemon blues. 13616.
Jump steady. 3463. 5
Just worrying blues. 28177.
Let’s get together. 13691.
Lina blues. 23076, 25622.
Little Willie blues. 13732.
Lonesome man blues. 11102.
Lost lover blues. 3577.
Low down dirty blues. 3597.
Low down hound blues. 28353.
Low down man blues. 28354.
Mama don’t allow no easy riders
here. 23183.
Maybe you'd feel that way too.
23218.
Mean old train blues. 3644.
Mean woman blues. 28415.
Mess Katie mess. 28441.
Michigan River blues. 1380.
Michigander. 13894.
Minor blues. 25836.
Mississippi wabble. 138908.
Mootch piddle. 16217.
My four reasons. 18517.
My silver dollar mama. 28567.
Naptown blues. 28589.
Nobody knows you when you’re
down and out. 3803.
Old country stomp. 3849.
Park way stomp. 3908..:
Parson blues. 18723,
Pinetop blues. 3942.
Pinetop’s sober now. 3948.
Pinetops boogie woogie. 3944.
Pizen tea blues. 14186.
Pot hound blues. 23624.
Pratt City blues. 26205.
Prison bound blues. 38981.
Put your mind on it. 28871.
Ae es niet See
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Rambling mind blues. 23668.
Ready hokum. 14273.
River blues. 18833.
Rock me mama. 18836.
Rockpile blues. 14314.
Sau-sha stomp. 14859.
She scuffles that ruff. 18928.
Sho is hot. 14406.
Sleepy time blues. 14488.
Some cold rainy day. 14473.
State St. blues. 238931.
Stomp it down to the _ bricks.
26527.
Stop on 31st and State. 26528.
Sweet and low. 19078.
Tack head blues. 19109.
Take your time. 24008.
Tastes like gravy. 29233.
Texas shout. 29251.
Texas special blues. 26618.
That'll get it. 24030.
Tia Juana blues. 24081.
Till times get better. 24090.
Tired of your low down ways.
14676.
Too late too late blues. 29320.
Train time blues. 12245.
Troublesome blues. 4865.
Truth about the thing. 29347.
Uncle Bud. 4884.
Voice of the blues. 29417.
Weary money blues. 2388.
Western Union. blues. 26858.
What makes a tom eat blue.
- 29470.
What you gonna do. 193842.
With-out a dime. 243838.
Worried papa blues. 4531.
Wrong way to celebrate Xmas day.
4534.
You ain’t living right. 27004.
You don’t mean me no_ good.
4551, 19453.
You rascal you. 29616.
You're going to leave the old home
Jim. 4559
You’ve had your way. 19477.
Stathakis (Mildred) . Flapper’s lulla-
by. 10427.
Stathero (Nicola) Tango tou ponou.
12137.
Statni nakladatelstvi v Praze.
Dvorakova Gitanka. 19969.
Staub (V.):
Jongleurs. 8319, 13609.
Réverie hindoue. 16562, 16563.
Sous-bois. 17236 (402).
Valse-ballet. 17236 (442).
Stauffer (M. E.) Could you learn to
care? 410.
Stauffer (R. B.) Baby of my love.
9836.
Stauffer (S. E.):
Novia mia. 1568.
Sun-back girl. 21494.
You make me feel that certain
way. 21927.
Stayner (C. FE.) Vocal studies, b.
19286.
Stayton (R. L.) Ma cherie petite
baby doll. 13802.
Staz (H.) Reine tragique. 16551.
Stealey (Charles) Cutie. 7694.
Stearns (C. C.):
Blessed is the man. 4577 (81).
Gavotte in D minor. 4577 (127).
I am the resurrection. 4577
(167).
45U% (197).
4577 (220).
King of Kings.
Lord is my shepherd.
Nocturne. 4577 (377).
Perfect rest. 4577 (309).
St. Theresa’s mass in F.. 26321.
Stearns (Theodore) :
Clover field. 22260. y
Sonnet. 23938.
Stearns (W. L.) Now and _ then.
23469.
Stebbins (G. C.):
Be strong. 24426 (19).
Bear ye one another’s burdens.
29647 (12).
Come, come to-day. 21964 (11).
God Omnipotent. 27057 (45).-
Good Shepherd. 2589 (110).
Helping hand. 21964 (30).
Homeland. 29647 (92).
Hymn of love. 25227.
In the secret of His presence.
29647 (107).
Keep on the sunny side.
(34).
Life’s mirror. 21964 (42).
Look up, look up. 24426 (147).
March on. 27057 (85).
My Advocate. 11348.
21964
O wondrous love. 3880.
Our only Saviour. 2589 (248).
Penitential prayers and _ vows.
2589 (261).
Sealed orders. 27057 (119).
See, from Bethany advancing.
21964 (61).
Song of the redeemed. 21964
(G5).
Speak a word for Jesus. 27057
(125).
Take time for prayer. 9348.
There’s a beautiful song. 27057
(148).
Unseen shore.
Stebbins (G. W.):
Cartilena. 17236 (60).
Forgotten. 25016.
Holiday. 27836.
Moon goes drifting.
27057 (156).
25863.
2119
INDEX
Stebbins (C. W.)—Continued.
No night there, the city four-
square. 11455.
Passing by. 26146.
Sonny boy. 26486.
Take time for prayer. 9348.
Thy presence. 14976 (341).
When love is gone. 17286 (470).
Stecher (R. C.):
Back to paradise.
Success. 21488.
You'll come back to me. 24384.
Steck (G. D.) Bubbling over. 22170.
Stedman (Richard) :
Chimes of St. Johns.
Sleepy valley. 23842.
Steedinan (Louise) :
To the ladies. 26680.
When I see John Gilbert maka
love. 12406. .
You'll take it and like it.
Steele (Blue):
Coronado memories. 24762.
Shadows of love. 29002.
Tennessee memories. 29248.
You're so different. 27034.
Steele (Lena) Sweetheart must we
two be strangers. 19097.
Steele (Porter) Beside your window.
19603.
22233.
12535.
2741.
Steele (S. W.) Keep me in your
heart. 10969.
Steele (W. S.) Old memories.
Steele (Wyman) :
Honeymoon keep shining. 22726,
27855.
My harbor of love.
Steenman (B. F.):
Christmas bells.
Necessary jingles.
6240.
23361, 28540.
4915.
28597.
Stefani (R. E. de) See De Stefani
(R. E.)
Stefano (Henrietta de) See De Stef-
ano (Henrietta)
Stefanoff (St.):
Alla gavotta. 24460.
Alla marcia. 24461.
Canto appassionato d’amore.
15211.
Danza dei cannibali. 15320.
Yuga comica. 155388.
Kleine lustspiel-ouverture. 25561.
Luoghi della miseria. 16098.
Miarchenland. 25724.
Nichtlicher ritt. 25957.
Nevisehio. 16314.
Popolo giocondo. 16488.
Scherzando. 15111.
Trauermarsch. 26691.
Verklirung und vollendung.
26779.
pt. I, n.s., v. 24
Steffan (Ernst): ‘
Du gehst so fremd an mir vyor-
bel... 5 eles:
Nur in Sebastopol! 18620.
Wer braucht denn jazz und saxo-
phoner. 9542.
Steffen (M. O.) Keep smiling. 8366.
Stegmann (Richard) Virtuosa. 26794.
Stegner (EH. G.) Inspiration in verse
and music. 1053.
Steiger (Ch.) pseud. See Harts
CE da.) '
Steiger (Jimmy) Little stranger.
5876.
Stein (Hddie) :
How to be satisfied. 22738.
Love. 25669.
When you’re counting the stars
alone. 24285.
Stein (Hrwin) :
Concerto. 19760.
Maschinist Hopkins.
Stein (H. A.)
rest in your arms.
Stein (J. K.):
My victory.
28576.
Serenading the moon.
Sleepy town. 26420.
Wandering home. 23869, 4441.
Stein (M. E.) Wayside inn. 12349.
Stein (Mildred) I adore you. 883.
Steinbaugh (H. M.):
Alaska moon. 21997.
Fox-trot no. B. 25021.
Homeward. 20258.
It ain’t none of my _ business.
25458.
Let me say it again.
My doll Dolly. 23346.
Nita. 28623.
Think of tomorrow.
Steinberg (Harry) :
Hula hula lullaby. 3261.
I’ve always wanted to call you my
sweetheart. 8200, 18073.
I want to be somebody’s sweet-
heart. 27996.
If I didn’t miss you. 38872.
That Monte Carlo song. 2159.
When days begin. 4471.
Steindel (Charlotte) I may forget.
946.
Steinel (I. A.) :
1336.
California, I want to
12825.
20964, 23406, 23407,
11878.
28256.
24068.
From dawn to twilight. 15532.
Reverence. 18824.
Wherever we may be. 19877.
Steiner (Abe):
I never had a sweetheart.
In the moonlight. 22929.
Roses bring love dreams of you.
23726.
22839.
2120
INDEX
_ nos, 1-12, 1929
Steiner (H. R.) I’m dreaming love of | Stepping stones to violin playing.
thee. 5537.
Steiner (Herbert) :
Dancing animal erackers. 10158.
That’s my idea of heaven. .6895.
You ought to see my new baby.
12548, 14944, 14955, 17212.
Steiner (J. A.) Tired moon. 16939.
Steinert (Leopold) Pasal march.
23855.
Steinfeld (William ) Springtime.
9273.
Steinfeldt (J. M.):
Homage te MacDowell. 27842.
Out on a frolic. 28747.
Steingriber-verlag:
Andante und variationen. 14372.
Cantabile. 7574.
Capriccio brillant. 25815.
Ganz leicht. 25040:
Gavotte. 7943.
Konzertstiick in F-moll. 18243.
Zwei fugen in D-moll. 19598.
Steinhauer (Carl) Rheinlands schwur.
Bie 6.
Steinmann (Claire):
Awful blue. 12685.
Fmion, a. diet... 15776..
Why did you go? 17133.
You’re the moon, the stars and the
sun to me. 17218.
Steinmetz (J. C.) When you're lone-
some in some other town. 21825.
Stella. 6779.
Stemland (O. ©.) Fool ’em fingers.
668.
STEN—Societa tipografico editrice na-
zionale:
Or vedi, amor... 11561.
Sovra la riva d’un corrente fiume.
12022.
Stendardi (Piero) Pastorale. 2064.
Stenson (KE. J.) Prayer perfect.
3972.
Step this way. 8966, 9282, 10281,
12005.
Stephan (KE. F.) jr. You are mine
alone. 29598.
Stephen (David) Six moods. 12058-
12063.
Stephens (B. M.) Go ’way moon.
27726.
Stephens (Marceitta) :
Cottage by the sea. 10120, 27424.
Just around the bend in the road.
13628.
Stephenson (Anthony) If I could eall
you my sweetheart again. 3371.
Stephenson (Gail) Our ladder of
roses. 11576.
Stepper (Melvin) My book of memo-
ries. 28526.
6780, 6781.
Stept (S. H.):
Do something. 5056.
Ev’ry once in awhile.
For the likes 0’
15507.
Hang onto a rainbow. 27777.
Ill always be in love with you.
5506.
Ill always be mother’s boy. 8126.
I’ve got my eye on you. 27988.
I was not so particular. 13497.
It’s unanimous now. 20496.
20020.
you and me.
Love is a dreamer. 16076.
My ideal. 1480.
Playin’ around. 28820.
She’s just the type for me. 238797.
That’s the low-down on the low-
down. 29262.
There'll be you and I. 9382.
There’s a tear for every smile in
Hollywood. 29282.
When they sing The wearin’ of
the green. 17111.
World is yours and mine. 9634.
You learn about love every day.
29607. she
Youw’re my Captain Kidd. 29622.
Sterba (Jerry) Bright side of the
road. 7540.
Sterling (A. B.):
Eyes of blue,
4577 (106).
Just have the band play Home
sweet home. 14976 (169).
My Carolina lady. 4577 (279).
My little girl in white. 12594
(261).
My own wild western rose.
(2331 he
Nobody else but me.
eyes of brown.
2589
12594 (275).
Sterman (Paul) Shéhérazade. 6627,
6628.
Stern (Aaron) In heaven, dear.
25424.
Stern (Grace):
Beautiful. 15107, 17356.
There’s sugar-cane around my
door. 16917.
Stern (Jack):
Beautiful. 15107, 17356.
Bogey-man is here.
Good or bad. 749.
Mama’s shortenin’ bread. 1319.
No fool man can make a fool out
of me. 1552, 11451.
There’s sugar cane around my
door. 2187, 16917.
Tinker-toy. 24093.
Until you came along.
What is life without love.
Stern (Leo) Soupir.
215, 17426.
24156.
17082.
4577 (370).
2121
INDEX
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
Stern (Lew): Stevenson (Frederick) Easter eve
Second community uke book. and morn. 4577 (94).
18906. Stevenson (H. A.):
Stern’s (Lew) march folio. 92838.
Stern’s (Lew) 2d Hawaiian song
folio. 19045.
Stern (M. H.):
I’m counting the stars. up in
heaven. 25302. i
Just yesterday. 25536.
Rambler rose. 26282.
Some girls are good. 26489.
You’re my little ray of sunshine.
27082.
Stern (Robert) :
Berceuse tendre. 7310 (18).
Sarabande. 7310 (117).
Tempo di bourrée. 7310 (181).
Sterndale-Bennett (¢T. C.):
Slow-coach. 9190.
Thinkin’ of Mary. 9890.
Sterns (L. EH.) © Parade of the sun-
bonnet babies. 2589 (255).
Stern’s (Lew) complete self instruc-
tion in modern and improved vamp-
ing for the pianoforte. 16807.
Sternschuss (L. 8.) jr. I want some-
one. 965.
Sterny (G. D.):
Once again. 21071.
One I love. 21077.
Sterrett (R. M.) In old Savonia.
1026.
Stevens (B. E.) To your sweetheart.
9407
Stevens (C. E.) Not a_ sparrow
falleth. 14976 (230).
Stevens (Claude) Just be on your
way. 22997.
Stevens (David) Flag in Birdland.
645.
Stevens: (EH. H.) ‘Therese. 2189.
Stevens (Ernest) Lonesome and blue.
28312.
Stevens (G. A.):
Dad always’ gives us away.
12957.
Some boys ’as got muvvers.
14472.
If anything hap-
28020.
Buddha. 9976.
God bless King
Stevens (George)
pened to you.
Stevens (Gésta)
Stevens (H. C. G.)
George! 7963.
Stevens (Harry) Sundown lane.
9301.
Stevens (J. A.) Israel, awake. 18170.
Stevens (Leonard) :
Cuttin’ out paper dolls. 24782.
Dance of the wooden dolls. 7710.
Oh, yeh! 6233.
Smiling thru the clouds. 6684:
Stevens (Louise) Baby I need you.
20171.
Pied piper is coming. 1697.
Pussy-willows. 1754.
Stevenson (Houseley)
and morn. 4577 (94).
Stevenson (L. C.)
shamrock. 12594 (241).
Stevenson (Onslow) Pleasant dreams.
8930.
Stevenson (R. J.)
Easter eve
My love’s lullaby.
23380.
Stewart (C. H:.) I praise the tender
flower. 20881.
Stewart (D. M.):
After lunch. 7323.
Plucking the rushes.
Watchful lover. 241.
Stewart (Dorothy) Road of used-to-
be. 143810.
Stewart (H. J.):
Ariel. 19562.
Believe me if all those endearing
young charms. 27057 (10).
Bourrée in G minor. 29647 (23).
Caliban. 19739.
Consolation no. 8. 27057 (77).
Cortége triumphal. 4958.
Crossing the bar. 12594 (63).
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
29647 (154).
Enchanted isle. 19995.
Ferdinand and Miranda. 20014.
Festival march. 29647 (64).
Forging of the anchor. 3097.
Holy, holy, holy, Lord God Al-
mighty. 14976 (129).
Legend in D. 29647 (124).
8934.
Madrigal. 29647 (139).
Masque of Ceres. 20801.
Menuet heroique. 29647 (145).
My soul thirsteth for God. 12594
(264).
Nativity. 172386 (286).
Once I loved a maiden fair. 27057
(106).
Romance in G. 29647 (188).
Scenes from Shakespeare’s The
tempest. 21302.
Shipwreck. 21353.
Sing unto the Lord. 7310 (121).
Song of happiness. 29647 (218).
Springtime. 29647 (222).
Strife is o’er. 7310 (126).
Sun has kissed your eyes.
(322°
Triumphal march. 27057 (151).
Were I the rose. 14976 (881).
What said the wind. 29647 (245).
When love is kind. 27057 (165).
Widow’s lament. 29647 (261).
Stewart (Kennedy ) Masquerade.
3634.
14976
2122
Message of the >
el ee
et
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Stewart (M. E.) Wonderful mother.
9625.
Stewart (Paul) Feelin’ blue. 7874.
Stewart (Priscilla) I wanna see my
baby. 3350.
Stewart (R. D.) Jazzin Joe. 15915.
Stewart (Stanley) Kitty Shane.
28212.
Stewart (W. A.):
California pioneers. 48383.
Poppy. 6358.
Steyn (Gerald) :
Back home. 17342.
Paradise for only two. 18719.
Stickel (Ellenoria) My love is all for
you. 28555.
Stickel (W.
10771.
Stickles (William) :
Angels’ song. 15042.
Ay, ay, ay. 15081.
Chalita. 4874.
Do you know my garden.
5060.
Harly in the morning. 27573.
Everywhere I look. 20019.
I love to hear you singing. 5524—
5526, 13424.
In a little Italian garden. 18122.
In the stillness of the night.
15868.
Lament of
13669.
Load is heavy. 20689.
Loye, could you know. 16074.
Maid of Spain. 5951.
Moonlight here and yonder. 16214.
No candle was there and no fire.
Hoy, Lostll love 34ou;
5058—
an Indian hunter.
3795.
One hour. 16387.
Powder and patches. 23625.
Ragged vagabond. 14264.
Red carayan. 18811.
Ring out the sweet message.
1808, 26270.
Shepherdess and Beau Brocade.
18931.
Shepherdess of sleep. 21346.
Slumber song. 14444.
Spring’s return. 19037.
Water sprites. 19312.
While moonbeams shed their sil-
very light. 21841.
With courtly grace. 24831.
Yokosan. 14921.
Sticks (Billy):
Sweet, sweet Ann. 9325.
Then Tll know yow’re mine.
29271.
Stiff (Donald Hond-) See Hond-Stiff
(Donald)
Stiles (Emerson) I am all alone.
15709.
2469—30——36
Stiller (Margaret) I am looking for
my little pal. 17981.
Stillings (Amalia) Amalia. 24482.
Stillings (Anne) Amalia. 24482.
Stillman (J. J.)
you. 20384.
I still belong to
Stillwell (Lottie) Someone. 11976.
Stillwell (Ray) :
I-love-it. 5519.
Visions of you. 7065.
Stine (L. G.) Little lovin’. 256388.
Stiner (W. F.):
T’ll never be blue. 20327.
It’s all because you said I love
you. 28104.
Stinson (Miss Charley)
to, bold.) 12225.
Stipp (Samuel)
10398, 22502.
Stipschitz (Ferry)
To have and
Fate of our Savior.
Das war in Bonn
am Rhein. 5008.
Stitt (M. M.):
Oh, breddern! oh sistern !
18633.
Since I met you. 18949.
Since we tune in on the radio.
18951.
Stitt (Margo) See Stitt (M. M.)
Stobius (Johann) When in the hour
of utmost need. 24265.
Stoek.. CE A.) Pleasure-dome of
Kubla Khan. 28825.
Stock (G. C.):
Easter dawn. 4577 (93).
My Jesus as Thou wilt. 4577
(282).
Stockdale (Melvin) How that baby
can love. 15691.
Stocker (Stanley) My golden dream.
6112.
Stocking (Marguerite) :
Kee da lope. 5774.
Smile from you sweetheart.
11955.
Stockwell (A. H.) Itd.
baby, sleep. 213891.
Stoddard (Billy):
Along came you.
Strolling down
265387.
Sweet butterfly girl. 26558.
Voice of the Southland is calling
me. 26800.
Stoddard (Harry) :
Beneath the Gypsy moon. 15127.
Hvery heart within is like a violin.
- 15446.
Sleep, little
24472.
the avenue,
Oh how I adore you. 16370.
Vic and Eddie. 24178.
Stoessel (Albert) Mastersingers.
12334. .
Stokell (R. C.) To a _ brown-eyed
maiden. 4338.
2123
INDEX
pt. 11, n. S., v. 24
. Stoker (M. A.) Old fashioned garden
of roses. 16385.
Stokes (Frank) :
Bed-time blues.
Bunker Hill blues.
Downtown blues.
How long. 22736.
I got mine. 22768.
Nehi mama blues. 14025.
South Memphis blues. 29126.
Stomp that thing. 14540.
*Taint nobody’s business.
Take me back. 24005.
What’s the matter blues.
Stokes (Harold) :
Kids again. 38496, 8374.
Ridin’ on the clouds. 6451.
Stokes (Naaman) Arkansas blues.
24511.
Stokk ng (William) :
Atlantic City auditorium and con-
vention hall march. 9807, 15071.
Love’s lament. 8496.
Stoltze (R. H.):
Swinging, singing of love. 21526.
There’s no one else. 21594.
Stolz (Robert) :
Dimentica! 22370, 22371.
In Wien hab’ ich einmal ein
midel geliebt... 28076.
In Wien, wo der wein und der
walzer bluht! 28077.
Laguna, 23038, 23039.
Non dirmelo! 238457, 28641.
Nur eine nacht schenk’ mir, ge-
lebte frau. 16354.
Von Rudesheim bis
2345.
Warum gehort dein roter mund
nicht mir allein? 294387.
Stolzenwald (Franz) :
Halloh, Margot! du lieber Herr-
gott. 788.
Wenn sich
Onkel Emil freut.
Stonaker (W. C.)
23434.
Stone (B. F.) jr.:
Even song. 27616.
Minuett. 18462.
Pasha’s daughter. 23576.
Women’s quest. 29563.
Stone (Billy):
Let’s incorporate.
No one but me.
Singapore Sal.
9175.
Stone (Cele)
that I love you.
Stone (Gregory):
Dance of the giddy girls. 19879.
Wintasy on two Russ'an-Gypsy
airs. 22498,
Gipsy lullaby.
12727.
27287.
13053.
14592.
24244.
Heidelberg.
Tante Adelheid tiber
21778.
Next election day.
25611.
1554.
1969, 1970, 6663,
I want them all to know
8208, 10790.
10515.
Harlemite. 20205.
In Granada. 20449.
Jeannette. 20517.
Tango melancholic. 24012.
Wedding of a Hebrew flapper.
DAWES |
Stone (Gregory) pseud. See Gagel-
. stein (Gregory )
Stone (H. EH.) Just a Chinese jade.
5748.
Stone (Jack) What is life without
love. 17082, 26868.
Stone (Jerry) Stone’s (Jerry) mod-
ern jazz piano courses. 2073.
Stone (L. ©.) Broadway rhythm.
27838.
Stoneham (Reg.) Why.
Stonehill (Wm. M.):
Just plain folks.
19386.
12594 (181).
While the moon shines bright.
19491 (264).
Stoneman (E.):
Broken hearted lover. 12795 .
Going up the mountain after
liquor. 22618.
There’s a light lit up in Galilee.
14647.
We parted by the riverside. 14808.
Stoner (W. B.) Molly please come
back to me. 113802.
Stoness (L. M.) In sweetheart land.
5668.
Stoney
5976.
Stor (Jean) Lullaby. 23168.
Storer (H.:J.):
I want to be always with you.
13490.
Lead kindly light. 12594 (192).
Like as the hart desireth. 27057
(76).
O Lord, my trust is in Thy mercy.
12594 (279).
Turn Thy face from my sins.
12594 (404).
Stork music pub. co.
shadows. 16213.
Storks (The) 17236 (128, 198, 200,
266, 288, 316, 349, 401, 423, 461, 466,
475), 24426 (88, 109, 194, 239, 262,
263, 265, 266, 272, 274, 280), 29647
(47, 223k
Storm (John):
My moonshine baby. 25932.
Ohio River moon. 21053, 28698.
(MM: D,;) Mary’s in tune.
Moonbeams and
Virginia West. 217836.
Stornell' romani. 4215.
Stornelli toseani. 4216.
Storti (Riccardo) ‘Tristezza. 16967.
Story (H. H.):
Christ reigns. 4913.
End of the trail. 5738.
2124
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1929
story *(P. B.) :
Aviation. 24534.
Baby mine. . 99.
Dance of the
14976 (62).
Dear old home of childhood. 5024.
Magic light. 19491 (138).
frowsey heads.
Place to call home. 23606.
Song of Connecticut. 9228.
Were you ever on the rocks.
21780.
Story (W. E.): ‘
Me and my girl friend Lou. 13848.
My baby girl. 2383833.
Stothart (Herbert) :
Charming. 15236, 27348.
Chinese episode. 27358.
Dark nght. 24804.
Each little sin. 24912.
Gang song. 15539.
Gypsy episode. 15615.
If he cared. 28021.
Lady of the moonlight. 255738.
Lash. 23048.
Let me give you love. 25607.
Lovers. 16089.
Lovers duo. 18359.
Madam Satan. 28361.
March of the old guard. 16118,
28387.
Meet madame. 28419.
Montana eall. 25861.
Narrative. 20970, 28590.
On the air. 28716. _
Pompadour. 18765.
Rogue song. 18838, 18839, 28917.
Santiago. 26328.
Shame cry. 21381.
Shepherd’s serenade. 16689,
29023.
Somebody is waiting. 29096.
Song of steel. 29108.
Trailin’ in old Montan’.
When I’m looking at you.
29479.
Why waste your charms. 21860.
Stouder (Theodore) There’s a moth-
er’s prayer for you. 12186.
Stouffer (C. R.) Dreams of old Erin.
538.
Stoughton (R. S.):
Algerian dances.
Daphne. T717.
Havana nights.
Isthar. 18171.
Pan’s revels.
Sheila. 16685.
Sun-tan. 23956.
Vesperal. 29399.
Stoupa (George) :
Amorette. 7367.
Debutante. 7736.
Stout (C. A.) Call dis sinnah home.
10002.
26690.
21807,
19522.
10593.
1668.
21
Straight (Charley)
Stover (EH. B.) Lone scout of the sky.
D887.
Stowe (L. H.):
I’m: going back to
5548.
That’s how I long for you. 26628.
Stowe (L. L.) - Los Angeles, city I
love. 20706.
Stowe (M. H.) Friend of mine.
Strachan (Mark)
13383.
Strache (Hduard) :
Deutsche trauermesse. 28967.
Polonaise. 28969, 28970.
Ungarische melodie. 28972.
Stradi-album. 29153, 29154.
Straeten (HE. van der) See Van der
Straeten (H.)
San Antonio.
7930.
I ain’t a gonna tell.
Funny dear what
love can do. 15585, 17795, 20113.
Strand (M. O.) Lord is my shepherd.
1257.
Strang
16119.
Strange (T. H.):
Coff-coff-coffee pot. 22263.
College days. 22269.
Do I look like a good girl now.
(L. EH.) March promenade.
22379.
Does he like the women. 22385.
Everywhere along the _ shore.
22484.
Get happy. 22583.
I’d like to lease a night in June.
22758.
I looked for heaven. 22788.
My dream town. 23349.
Nothing could be sweeter. 23464.
Now for a dam site better. 23470.
Realtor’s heaven. 236738.
Rose is a song to me. 23721.
They couldn’t fix my ticket.
24065.
Within the law. 24337.
Wrap a rhapsody. 24357.
You raise the devil with me.
24387.
Stranks (Alan) I just sit and talk to
the moonbeams. 25272.
Stransky (Otto):
Cuddlesome. 12952.
5946.
aus Bayern.
Midels aus Sachsen.
Mein schatz ist
208238.
Warum ist nur das veilechen treu.
29438.
‘Wenn du
7139.
Strasser (Paul)
gu mir. 187.
Strasser (William) :
Little dancer. 1226. .
Little Indian.’ 1226:
Nocturne. 12776.
was zu saufen hast.
Bitte, sag’ nicht knif
4»)
INDEX
Strasser (William )—Continued.
O, while I sleep. 3550.
Scherzando. 23759.
Serenade. 1917.
Straszheim (Herman)
21884.
Stratton (Anne)
3708
Wondering.
Music in the air.
Stratton (G. R.) Boot, saddle, to
horse, and away. 2771.
Straube (Karl) :
Alte meister des _ orgelspiels.
27106, 27107.
Christus ist des gesetzes ende.
12895.
Straughn (J. A.)
Straus (Erwin):
Sonatine de jazz. 23883.
Trois études de jazz. 23942.
Straus (M. B.) Dream song of love.
5098.
Straus (Martha)
Straus (Oscar) :
Deep in love. 18002, 27492.
EHinmal oben, einmal unten. 19983,
PADI
Erste beste. 22463.
Fuhlst du nicht, was meine hand
dir sagt? 20111.
Hochzeit in Hollywood. 10635.
Ich bin heut’ in himmel gewesen.
20416.
‘' Im Schénbrunner park. 20438.
Man—a maid. 13814, 23187.
Mariette. 13830, 16134, 25757.
Sei lieb zu mir, sei nett zu mir.
213169 QAST 7. :
I love you. 27948.
Wheezer. 7165.
Strauss (A. D.) Franco-russe. 4577
(128).
Strauss (Kdward) Love’s spell.
12594 (212).
Strauss (Fred) :
I’m a peaceful man. 22799.
Tankard and the bowl. 24014.
Strauss (Jean) Franco-russe. 4577
(123).
Strauss (Johann) :
Blue Danube. 203, 2763, 7513,
15159, 196738, 27237.
Call of spring. 15207.
Casanova. 4860, 19757, 19758.
Czardas. 24783.
I tipferl. 29647 (97).
Kaiser-walzer. 20563, 25540.
Liebeslieder. 13701.
Nad modrym Dunajem. 18575.
One thousand and one _ nights.
14111.
Pizzicato polka.
Ritter Pasmaén.
Strauss (Josef):
26186,
26276, 26277.
Aquarellen-walzer. 220309.
Dorfschwalben aus Osterreich.
7768.
21
pt. Il, n. S., v. 24
Dragon fly. 5090.
Freuden grtisse. 687.
Herbstrosen. 8036.
Herztone. 8037.
Strauss (Marie) :
Love of yesterday. 5916.
My psychopathic baby. 8714.
Someone. 9218.
Strauss (Milton) One love. 23534.
Strauss (Richard) :
Ach was kummer, qual
schmerzen.. 27057 (180)
Agyptische Helena. 12072.
‘All souls’ day. 9290.
Alimichtige. 21478.
Andante ma non troppo.
Befreiung. 19052. —
Drohende gefahr-plotzlich nahend.
und
14546.
19053.
Einsamkeit—mondnacht—meeress-
tille. 265381.
Feuersnot. 6787, 12594 (3872),
19491 (221-223).
Glick und dank. 23948.
Heitere szene. 26532.
Huldigung. 21479.
Ihre augen. 21480.
In goldener félle. 27057 (181).
Intermezzo. 6788.
Liebesgeschenke. 21481.
Liebesscene ftir orchester. 12594
(aro.
Liebessehnsucht—leidenschaft.
23944.
Lied des steinklopfers. 27057
132) .
Lyrisch, traumhaft, visionir.
19054.
Orientalische burleske. 26533.
Rauschende festmusik. 26534.
Schwung. 21482.
Seelenqualen. 19055.
Serenade. 27057 (133).
Sie wissen’s nicht. 27057 (134).
Tageszeiten. 4219.
Tunggesellenschwur. 27057 (185).
Waldseligkeit. 27057 (136).
Wer lieben will muss
27057 (187). }
Wiegenliedchén. 27057 (138).
Winterweihe. 6789.
Strauss (Wilhelm) Sacred
23737.
Strauss music pub. co.:
Powder and rouge.
Premier. 3975.
Vengeance. 4408.
Strawn (Margaret)
hop, 21555.
Streabbog (J. L.) pseud. See Gob-
baerts (J. L.)
Streapy (F. L.):
Dawn. 10175.
Invitation. 10872.
leiden.
stone.
3968.
That Hollywood
6
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Strebor (J. C.) pseud. See Roberts | Striegler (Johannes) :
(i. a)
Strech (Dave) Trombalicks.
Strecker (Heinrich) :
Blondes midchen blonder wein!
4755.
Wenn am Tivoli rote rosen bliih’n.
71387.
Street (lL. C.):
Bless the Lord, O my soul.
Cherubie hymn. 3:82.
Cherubim song. 3383.
Dearest Jesus, gentle mild. 478.
Evening prayer. 596.
Joyous Christmas song. 1103.
Lead me, Lord. 1188.
Legend. 2253.
Lo how a rose. 12386.
O Saviour of the world. 1586.
O Saviour sweet. 111.
Passion chorale. 112.
Song in praise of the Lord of
heaven and earth. 2022.
This glad Haster day. 2196.
Street (R. D.) When you come to
Broadway. 29498.
Street singer. 17832, 18201, 18750,
19460, 22562, 26535.
Streeter (M. B.):
Dearest, when I waltz with you.
475.
Idyllwild. 10809.
Strenger (C. F.) Jack and I. 8298.
Strenna azzurra italica. 16814.
Stretton (B. D.) Our England. 26123.
Streuber (Olga):
Better babies.
Hearts true love. 278138.
Till dance no more. 27924.
King of the field. 28207.
More than money. 28484.
Streuber (W. J.):
Better babies.
Hearts true love. 27813.
I'll dance no more. 27924.
King of the field. 28207.
More than money. 28484.
Stribling (A. M.) Margene.
Strickland (Lily) :
Blue Ridge idyls. 17421.
Djouala’s song. 27524.
Dream-ship., 22416, 24879, 24880,
24881.
Dreamin’ time. 5100, 5101.
Ganza-drums. 27696, 27697.
Kalikongo. 25541, 25542.
14701.
192.
27214.
27214.
28398.
Road to home. 16575.
Robin’s advice. 21249.
Southern moon. 6745, 6746.
Strickling (A. R.):
Give me a kiss meant for some-
body else. 22600.
Sweet mother of mine. 23972.
Fortsetzung der orchesterstudien,
5239, 10458.
Meistersinger. 21745.
Parsifal. 21745.
String quartet album for the young.
4577 (380).
String quartet in G major. 12075.
Stringfield (J. H.) With her tears.
12490.
Stringfield (Lamar) :
Cripple Creek. 22301.
Highteen exercises or études for
flute. 15130.
30 and 1 folksongs from the south-
ern mountains. 23167.
Strizik (Louis) That’s when I fell in
love with you. 14628.
Stroelen (Edward) When we were
together. 7192.
Stroer (Dorothy) Pretending. 23634.
Stroéva (Dora) Pour toujours. 6368.
Strollers (The) 14976 (40, 84, 180,
192, 305), 19491 (129), 29647 (225).
Stromberg (John):
American billionaire. 7310 (6).
AS on, moonlit waves we ride.
(310. (10).
Come down ma evenin’ star. 24426
(48).
De Pullman porters ball.
(48).
Dream one dream of me.
(53).
Easy money. 7310 (55).
Hoity-toity. 7310 (72-74), 14976
7310
29647
(128).
King Kazoo of Kakaroo. 7310
(81).
Love a la mode. 24426 (149).
7310 (90).
cherry blossom.
Mary Black.
My Japanese
7310 (96, 97).
Poor little fluttering moths.
(103).
When two little hearts are one.
7310 (145).
Wilhelmina.
7310
12594 (440).
Stromberg (Lucile) Dark moments.
22380.
Strong (Doris) Round the camp fire.
4066.
Strong (W. H.) Polka brilliant. 9709
(188).
Strope (Lottie) Lonesome. 13742.
Strother (Sidney) March triumphant.
28389.
Stroud (Arthur)
Stroud (J. D.)
Idle eyes. 20421.
Kiss me again sweet-
heart. 20582.
Stroup (L. B.) Dear Phi pi epsilon.
10198. ‘
2127
INDEX
pt. III, n. 8., v, 24
—— a ee
Strout (H. A.):
God’s messenger. 3156.
Hunting song. 24426 (112).
Strowhouer (Thomas) Ninety in the
Shade. 20996, 20997.
Strumillo (Ferdinando) Nella pampa.
18583.
Strunk (lL. S.) Little town, little
folks. 25645.
Stuart (D. P.):
Gypsy queen. 3185.
Waitin’ for the rainbow. 4430.
Stuart (HE. B.):
Adios. 9718.
Christmas welcome.
Dream girl. 17671.
Starlight on the lake.
Stuart (Hdith)
22325.
Stuart (Helen & Mary):
Glad girls, Polly and Anna.
15569. .
Here come the elephants.
Just be glad. 18212.
Rock me to sleep in your arms.
18837.
Sneezing song. 18981.
Stuart (J. D.): ‘
Silvery stream. 16701.
What a wonderful day. 29466.
24727.
6776.
Dance of the dolls.
17919.
Stuart (K. M.) Silver slipper. 12594
(345).
Stuart (Leslie) Silver slipper. 12594
(345).
Stuart music co.:
Come on, you cubs! 129138.
New songs for the home and
radio. 38785, 16317.
Oh love of mine. 16376.
Stubblebine (Harvey) Oo-fy goo-fy.
23543.
Stubbs (C.) I like cucumbers. 27919.
Stubbs (Mina) Forgiven. 25015.
Stuber (B. F.) Stuber’s melody
method for orchestra and _ band.
29159.
Stucken (Franz van der)
der Stucken (Franz)
Stuckey (L. N.) Southern Methodist
university varsity song. 26491.
Stuckmann (H. A.) Tho’ now I must
wander alone. 9392.
Students’ co-operative store.
songs. 2785.
Studio musicale Romano:
Baruffe trasteverine.
Claveles. 24732.
Lucianella. 25705.
Preludio lirico. 16501.
Sulle rive del Tescio.
Tristezza. 16967.
See Van
Bruin
15104.
16825.
Sttirmer (Bruno):
Ich hatt’? nun mei trutschel.
18096.
Verzweifelte liebhaber. 18276.
Sttrtz (H.) a. g. Klosterglocken.
1153.
Stults CR. MM.) :
Birds and the brook. 196538, 19654.
Echoes from the pines. 2997.
Flapper is a good pal after all.
5219.
God of mercy,
15577.
Hymn of gladness. 882.
O love that will not let me go.
3824. .
Redemption’s triumph song. 16549.
Shadow dance. 238787.
Sweetest story ever told. 2111.
Teach me, O Lord. 4267.
Sturgis (George) :
Scenes of our sweetheart days.
14367.
When I fell in love with you.
14838.
Sturgis (J. H.):
Sacred solos and duets.
Songs of praises. 19013.
Sturkow-Ryder (—) Majestic.
Sturm (Bernard) :
Berceuse. 14976 (28).
Caprice. 14976 (319).
Marche. 21964 (67).
Melancolie. 14976 (211).
Perpetuum mobile. 14976 (254).
Sturm (Der) 28518.
Stutschewsky (Joachim) :
Kunst des tibens. 5797.
Studien zu einer neuen spieltech-
nik. 4222.
Styles (H. F.) Tomorrow. 4346.
Sucher (Leonard) :
Fashioning you.
Mine. 28453.
Sudds (W. F.):
God of grace.
14342.
13804.
27641.
Bonnie bounding boat. 12594
(30).
Little fairy dance. 12594 (198).
Little. princess royal. 12594
(200).
O gladsome day. 4577 (2938).
Sudduth (Elmy):
My beautiful white rose. 16237.
Robin’s proposal. 16578.
Suder (Jos.) Danse directoire.
19884.
Siidseeprinzess. 15415, 15855, 16802,
26588.
Suerte negra. 26539.
Suesse (Dana) :
Get-away. 17811.
Midnight ride. 18453.
Rebellion. 16548.
Stisse geheimnis. 3050, 4458.
2128
INDEX
nos. 1--12, 1929
Suffield (Mrs. F. W.) See Suffield
CE ah.)
Suffield (K. J.) God is still on the
throne. 25087.
Sugarman (Louis) :
Aye! aye! aye! aye! 7434.
Beloved lover! 7491.
Fringes. 7931.
I don’t care. 8101.
Land of beauty. - 25579.
Love's lullabye. 8497.
My querida. 8716.
Tell me Mrs. Barefacts.
Three suitors. 93896.
_ Who eares. 9585.
Sujets de fugue et thémes d’improvisa-
9355.
tion... 2589 (317).
Sukoenig (Abraham) Sabbath eve-
ning service for the synagogue.
9074.
Sukoenig (Sidney) Sabbath evening
service for the synagogue. 9074.
Sulamita. 16824.
Sullivan (A. S.):
Emerald Isle. 2589 (838).
Lost chord. 1262.
Pinafore. 16478.
Pirates of Penzance. 6333.
Radiant sun. 16532.
Strength. and stay. 19058.
Yeomen of the guard. 29587.
Sullivan (D. J.) You’re as welcome
as the flowers in May. 17236 (490).
Sullivan (E. L.):
O Father Power of Holy Cross.
28662.
Oh, Father Power of Holy Cross.
26056.
Yo-yo. 26995.
Yo-yo, yes, yo yo. 24866.
Sullivan (F. S.) My old = guitar.
23391.
Sullivan (G._ T.) Beautiful isles
Hawaii. 12721.
Sullivan (Henry):
Caught in the rain. 10025.
I may be wrong. 20378.
Same old moon. 21286.
Sullivan (Herbert) Emerald isle.
2589 (83).
Sullivan (J. E.) Evolution blues.
7849.
Sullivan (N. M.) Girl in Alabama.
15559.
Sullivan (P. J.)
23423, 28595.
Sullivan (Thomas):
Bliss of loving Thee.
Near beer blues.
17236 (49).
Longing dear mother for thee.
12594 (205), 17236 (225).
Sullivan (W. A.) :
Nobody ever looks at me. 6188.
Oh I got the blues. 11513.
Sultan of Sulu. 14976 (64, 67, 126,
140), 17236 (10, 86, 98, 114, 130, 190,
1938, 238, 239, 285, 307, 333, 342, 358,
3877, 385, 408-414, 420, 458, 472, 473,
489), 19491 (225).
Summerfield (Dorena) :
Dear memories. 22348.
Sweet dreams. 23965.
Summers (R. A.) Nancy Ann.
Summer’s praise. 9297.
Summy (C. F.) co:
Angel and imp. °~19549.
Autumn sunset. 17329.
Benedictus es, Domine.
Bourrée. 2774.
Boy scouts on parade.
Brave. 9954.
Brooklet. 12798.
Caliph of Bagdad. 22186.
Canary. 27309.
Cascadas. 2818.
Chanson naive.
Characteristic
325.
Cheerful lark. 15239.
Christmas lullaby. 22245.
Cossack dance. 4960.
Cuck-coo clock. 427.
Cuckoo. - 27445.
Dance of the marionettes.
Etude. 346, 2841,
19789-19797.
Fables. 5177.
Favorite nursery
melodies. 5193.
Four male quartets.
Gavotte. 5274.
Good-morning. 744.
Gypsies are coming. 22642,
Haunted glen. 25149.
Headless horseman. 25170.
Hemp spinner of Cartago.
Hurdy gurdy man. 15705.
Idyll. 7049.
In the rocking chair. 15867.
Inquisitive mosquito. 1052.
Japanese lullaby. 5722.
Jig. 3448.
Jolly jigsters. 3452.
Keys to the king’s castle.
5780.
King shall come.
Legende. 5828.
Life eternal. 23066.
Little humoresque. 1224.
Little sick dog. 5874.
Melodic foundation studies for vio-
lin beginners. 1855.
Melodie. 7144.
Menuet. 22073, 22074.
Menuetto. 1374.
Miniatures for sight reading at
the piano. 23278.
28586.
22113.
PHY i
10034.
staccato studies.
15309.
17516-17519,
rhymes and
9796.
824.
5778—
20580.
‘
2129
INDEX
—_—-
Summy (C. F.) co.—Continued.
Minuet. 11280.
Moods. 25862.
Omnipotence. 23515.
Omnipresence. 23516.
Omniscience. 23517.
One-three-five. 23536.
Owls 28753. .
Parrot. 28776.
Piéce fantastique. 26175.
Playful bob-o-link. 18751.
Playtime. 1715.
Polichinelle.. 18760.
Poor Chin Chinaman.
Prelude. 23629.
Preludes for
11694.
Rhapsodie march. 6441.
Rickshaw ride. 1805.
Rondo. 15116. :
Rookie squad on parade. 23718.
Sabbath peace is on the earth.
6518. .
Sérénade tendre. 18912.
She walks in beauty. 23802.
Snow fairies. 1996.
Song of love and hope. 21422.
Spanish dance. 6750.
-Spinning-wheel lilt. 238917.
There was a star in heaven.
26656.
Toast for Pierrot. 2218.
Tuneful talks for two players.
21679.
16486.
young pianists.
Valse lente. 4400.
Waltz Circe. 2365.
Waltz of the wooden shoe. 7099.
Widow Malone. 24319.
Wind in the treetops. 12482.
Woodland vignettes. 2524.
Woodpeckers. 29573.
Sumner (George) How could I be
blue. 10666.
Sumner (Naomi) One cute girl. 1636.
Sumner (W. K.) I’m always trusting
you. 25299.
Sumsion (Corbett) :
Farmers’ tale. 10390,
Severn meadows. 14894.
Sunbonnet girl. 2084.
Sund (E. G.):
I’m forever dreaming dreams of
days with you. 18087.
Those three little words. 21612.
Sundeen (H. L.) Battle ery. 12711.
Sundelof- Asbrand (Karin) See As-
brand (K. §S.-) :
Sune (S.):
Har du naé’t Over. 17885.
Nir lindarna blomma. 8732.
Solfjidern. 18987.
Varlek. 14744.
Suni (G.) Blue of your eyes. 2765.
Sunny holiday.. 14557.
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
Sunny of Sunnyside. 4235.
Sunshine (Marion) :
Marvelous child. 1833.
Mary’s not old fashioned any
more. 13835.
Suor Angelica. 28867.
Supkinja-Kolo. 29174.
Suppé (—) Light cavalry. 19491
(i207
Suppe (Franz v.):
Beautiful Galatea. 2589 (18).
Boceaccio’s galanterien. 15167.
Carnival. 7586. ee
Frau meisterin. 22557.
Lorenz’s selected two-part cho-
ruses. 23132.
Modell. 6043.
Poet and peasant. 11668.
Supreme music co. In an old garden
with:you. 25413.
Surdo (Joseph) :
Enter Pauline. 17712.
How Jesus smiles. 15690.
Out in the prairies. 18692.
Susa (J. R.) I’m_ broken-hearted.
20344.
Suse, little Suse. 12097.
Suteh (Doron) Shoemaker dance.
21355.
Suter (R. O.):
In the garden. 15859.
Valse extase. 2299.
Valse naive. 17012.
Sutherland (Margaret) Songs for
children. 19012.
Sutherland (Wyatt) lLover’s song.
13782.
Sutor (Adele) Nocturne. 2097.
Sutton (FEF. W.) You had another
Lincoln. 27014.
Sutton (J. A.) Mexico blues.
Sutton (Rosa) Baby girl. 97.
Svird (Harvey) Mother—loving one.
18449.
3696.
Svendsen (J. 8S.) Violen. 4415.
Svendsen (Kolbjgrn) Paa laaven!
8864.
Svenska noter, a. b.:
Aning av dig. 24495.
Da reser jag med Klara till Sa-
hara. 22314.
Dir norrskenet flammar. 24788.
Drémmar i det bla. 22486.
Flickan vid Don. 22521.
For dig och mig finnis paradiset
dir. 25008.
I lérdagsménens glans. 22786.
Lyckodr6émmar. 23168.
Natt i hamn. 25965.
Stjiirnenitter i Hawaii. 26526.
Svigals (Philip) :
Baby doll dance.
When I find you.
15084.
24255.
2130
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1929
Svirsky (Freda)
me. 17826.
Swain (D. B.)
what I want.
Swain (Hal)
20824.
Swain (S. G.)
heart of mine.
Swallow (C. E.)
eyes. 24073.
Swallow. 12098.
Swan (Hank) pseud. See Swan (H.
R.)
Swan (H. R.):
Mud. 8664.
Your dear first girl.
Swan (S. L.):
Love just love. 8484.
Rink-a-tum-a-doo. 9037.
Songs my daddy sang
9252.
Swan & co. (Music publishers) Itd.:
Blue mists. 19676.
Five songs of Essex. 12702.
Love lament. 1277.
Madrigal of sleep. 18382.
Russie. 6514.
Swanberg (Carl)
dise. 2108.
Swanson (C. R.)
to me. 27811.
Swanson (Mauritz)
19419.
Swanstone (A. N.) Blues my naughty
Give your heart to
Why can’t I have
26942.
Melancholy Pierrot.
Old fashioned sweet-
8814.
Those laughing blue
27039.
to me.
Sweet rose of para-
Heart that’s true
Wondering why.
sweetie gives to me. 17422.
Swanstrom (Arthur):
Cross your fingers. 27488.
I’m that way over you. 27968.
It’s you I love. 22958, 25472.
Let’s merge. 28260.
Over here. 28749.
Ret hot and blue rhythm. 238679,
26244.
Sentimental melody. 28986.
When two hearts are true hearts.
24279, 26904.
Why? 24808, 26940.
Swart (B. R.) U.C. T. march. 9451.
Swarthmore college. Swarthmore col-
lege songs. 19077.
Swarthmore college songs.
Swartz (A. E.):
Bird of fame.’
Father’s Bible. 10396.
Sweden, reciprocal copyright protec-
tion of music, p. 5.
19077.
22126.
Sweeney (W. L) Flower of all.
15496.
Sweet (A..W.) Radio waltz. 1778.
Sweet (Al.):
Inflexible march. 8275.
Old Hickory march. 8815.
Sweet (Elnathan) Oregon mist. 6272.
‘weak. (aun)
——
Sweet little Rose-bud.
9323.
Sweet (M. A.) Fight on. 687.
Sweet Adeline. 19948, 20248, 21684,
21859, 23556, 23954, 29182.
Sweeting (H. T.):
Concinamus.
Hlegy. 22456.
Six Irish tunes.
Swensen (H. E.)
by. 24269.
Swerdloff (Herman) :
Deserted child. 19918.
Up in far away Alaska. 21709.
Wonder flower. 4518, 21879.
Swettman (W. P.):
Heaven-sent. 22690.
My heart croons a song. 23363.
You’re not the kind. 24893.
Swift (Kay) Can’t we be friends.
10012.
19833.
19100.
When she strolls
Swift (N. E.):
Brook that ran into the sea.
(41).
Donkey ride. 4577 (88).
Land of nod. 4577 (199).
Little shadow-folk. 4577 (217).
Minuet. 4577 (276).
Teakettle song. 4577 (390).
Swihart (J. L.) Call to Christmas.
27305.
Swinburne
8671.
Swinford (Jerome)
3708.
Swinnen (Firmin)
4455.
Swinstead (Felix) :
Four impressions.
Valse-idylle. 21718.
Valse romance. 21715.
Swint (Frank) Fate of the subway.
4577
(G. F.) My baby B.
Music in the air.
Weary of earth.
19103.
7870.
Swiss (Josephine) Soldier boy’s
sweetheart. 23860.
Switzer (Robert) Sweet baby all my
love is for you. 9314.
Switzerland, reciprocal copyright pro-
tection of music, p. 5.
Swope (L. E.): .
Donkey laugh. 7310 (52).
Golden glitter. 12594 (108).
Sykes (A. E.) Adoration. 7319.
Sykes (Harold) King Arthur ruled
the land. 8875.
Sylva (G. G. de)
(G. G.)
Sylvain (Jules) psewd. See Hansson
(Stig)
Sylvain (Edition) :
A’ nagonting
hela. 14984.
Adjoss me’ den!
See De Sylva
spanskt Over de’
27066.
2131
INDEX
pt. Il, n.S., Vv. 24
Sylvain (Hdition)—Continued.
Alskades namn. 27105.
Ar min. 17250.
Ah, Amalia. 9781.
AW, alow loon.
Balalaikan sjunger. 7454.
Boljesang i solnedgfang. 22151.
Bruten ros. 27281.
Buddha. 9976.
China. 10059.
Det kan du tala om f6r dina be-
kanta. 10215.
Det star skrivet uti stjairnorna.
7741.
EHdvard och Kunigunda.
Far och mor. 7865. —
For ro skull och tros skull. 7908.
Ge mig en blick ur dina vackra
ogon. 7944.
Hilsa det till mor. 27768.
Han &4r mannen, som gor vad som
faller henne in! 17879.
Har du na’t Over, 17885.
Hembygdsminnen. 10614.
Hostermans memoarer.
Hostserenad. 8051.
Hvide liljer. 10676.
I barndomens Aingder.
I hagen dirhemma.
I min blaa himmel,
I sommarnattens
8198.
I ungdomens dagar.
Indra. 10866.
Ingen ros utan tornen. 10867.
Kimono. 18653.
24917.
8050.
8090.
10710.
8185.
elfte timma.
25341, 25342.
Lag liten dérr. 28222.
Lille ord fra dig min ven. 11065.
Lite gladare om jag far be. 11074.
Liten flicka med resegrammofon.
16037. ,
Mansken. 8532.
Marjanka. 18414.
Med dej kom varen Ater till mej.
8565.
Men Isabella tink pa va’ du gor.
11258.
Min egen lilla hemlighet. 8604.
Nir brollopsklocker ringa. 14018.
Nir granarna klidas till brud.
11426.
Nar julljusen tindra. 25958.
Nir klockorna tystnat. 23416.
Nir lindarna blomma. 87382.
Nir ménen ler. 18576.
Nir tusende sma stjirnor...
25959.
Om ja’ va’ konung fo6r en da’.
8824.
Pa livets ocean. 14182.
Paradiset. 8876.
Rose-Marie. 26298.
Skirgérdsflirt. 9181.
Sondagsseglaren. 9199.
Sol ute, sol inne. 9204.
Solfjadern. 18987.
Som varje liten pirla.
Sommarsol. 9224.
Sorg I sinn. 19021.
Standchen. 11843.
Steppens sang. 26520.
Tacka vet jag bort i Halsingeland.
19110.
Telegramyalsen. 9353.
Tva lappar sa rd6da. 26724.
Varlek, 14744.
Vad kan jag 6nska mig mer.. .?
29384.
Var i violernas tid. 26767.
Vem vill inte ha en sa’n sot liten
flicka som du. 9483.
Vid en gammaldags gata i ett
gammaldags hus. 24179.
Vit chrysanthéme. 26796.
Zeppelinvalsen. 27051.
Sylvania products co. Sylvania song.
26585.
Sylvania pub. co.
12396.
Sylvester (D. M.)
in town. 25210..
Sylvester (J. J.)
you. 22865.
Sylvester (Johnnie) Dearie, 24824.
Sylvester (N. K.) What your love
would mean to me. 21797.
Sylvia. 5032, 24830.
Sylviano (René) :
11967.
Wheel of life.
Hottest jazz band
I want you, I love
A Montparnasse, a Montparno.
2592, 9710.
Allo allo chéri. 2620, 4618.
C’est ca l’ article de Paris. 4825,
24660.
C’est pour vous. 4827.
Ce sont les femmes qui mont
perdu. 4871
Cerises. 4872, 10030.
Coeur, une chaumiére. 10087.
Femmes que nous aimons. 15476.
Gamin de Paris. 3120. |
Il fallait y penser. 10828.
Je cherche une _ petite
15916.
Ne plus t’aimer. 6167, 11428.
On y reviendra. 11542. -
Petite femme dans un grand lit.
11637.
Si je n’avais pas vu tes yeux.
16698.
Tu veux savoir. 4371, 4872.
Vous etes trés parisienne. 7071.
Symphonic-verlag. :
Mar del Plata. 15744.
Nigger puppen-parade.
place.
18590.
2132
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1929
Symphony studios,
Springtime is ringtime.
Synchro pub. co.
802.
Exeniasa ap’tis enies sou.
Hrissi Parea. 25220.
In tis modas. 28075.
Ipogia taverna. 20486, 25449.
Kardia tou manga. 23015.
Makria ap’ton kosmo. 257380.
O ymnoumenos. 23483.
Pios tha me pari. 26181.
Re opios blexi. 21218, 26210.
San Roufao to krasi. 28948.
Sousta dodecannisia. 29124.
Sousta kritikia. 29125.
To Romeiko. 24099.
Tou Vilami to Parapono.
26721.
Syré (Leopold) :
Far away. 20028.
Waltzing dolls. 21756.
Szarvas (Paul):
Ferjhez ment a falunkba a. 17750.
TMttaz iras. VST.
21458.
21652,
Nem jartam én odahaza. 18584.
Sdotét erddk. 18986.
Szathmary (Irving):
Be your age. 7469.
Just a home lovin’ body. 1114,
1115.
Szirmai (Albert) :
Every month is May. 10871.
Hands across the sea. 25134.
Having my own sweet way.
27796.
I kiss your hand, madame. 5501.
Song of Vienna. 29118.
Sonntagmorgen im wungarischen
dorfe. 19016. —
Ungarische romanze. 19254.
Unto my heart. 12298.
Szokik az asszony. 26588.
Szule (Joseph) :
Barnabé. 15108.
C’est pas un pére... 15198.
Chemin de mon cceur. 15241.
Flossie. 24999.
AY A ae ES. oe, MOO
Il y a des souvenirs. 10830.
Je m’appelle Flossie. 15917.
Paris. 16447, 16448.
Quand on aime. 11724.
11726.
Mazurkas.
Quand une jolie femme.
Szymanowski (Karol)
23219.
Szymbara (Bernice)
dear ones at home.
Tabernacle pub. co.
hymns. 12117.
Tabor (I. M.)
5300.
Thinking of the
14656.
Tabernacle
Girl of my heart.
Pauls & Michel.
Haunting memories.
24967.
Taborn (G. L.):
Lou, you’re the one I dream of.
13764.
Where are the pals of old days.
14860.
While wake I’m having day
dreams. 12444,
Taceati (Joseph) :
Charming eyes. 326.
Do you think of me. 500.
Do you wonder that I love you.
501.
Hve. 3026.
I found my sunshine in the rain.
902.
Joanna. 3449.
Mexicali moon.
Mona. 3678.
My dear little home by the sea.
1464, 8680.
Only for you. 6259.
Tune in on my heart.
21677, 21678, 24136.
What does it mean to me.
Would you. 29577.
You. 4545.
Your happiness is mine. 29633.
Tacinelli (Francis) Lu, that sweet
baby of mine. 11150.
Tackett (N. E.) Dreaming of you.
5104, 19962.
Tiglich 15 tropfen Berlin.
12471, 12298.
Taeye (Alexandre de) :
Andalouse. 12646.
Circenses. 12899.
Cortége des bacchantes.
Danse russe. 12970.
Enchantement. 13097.
Epilogue. 13104.
Fatalité. 13147.
Humoresque. 3264.
Par un clair matin. 14142.
Poursuite de sylvains. 14223.
Pyrrhus. 8983.
Récit. 11745.
Réverie crépusculaire 4A
£1762:
Sérénade inutile.
Sornettes. 14515.
Suite 4 l’antique.
Vénitienne. 14759.
Tafarella (Harry):
Giglia. 20137.
Lindy tango. 20858.
Romantieco. 21262.
Sentimentale. 21321.
Tafarella (Santi) :
Famosa. 7859.
Fedelta. 7873.
Montagna d’amore.
Non tanto facile.
Perenne rimorso.
3665.
16977,
12390.
10985,
12936.
Sina.
4117.
4229.
8629.
Sect.
8899.
2133
INDEX
Tafarella (Santi)—-Continued.
Preferita. 8957.
Tradimento. 9414.
Tuberose. 94386.
Taggart. UB" BR.) Kitty McVeigh.
20584.
Taggert (Joel):
I’ve crossed the separated line.
3346.
_ There’s a handwriting on the wall.
4314.
Tagliacozzo (Riccardo) :
Sonatina II. 26460.
Sonatina III. 26461.
Tagliaferri (Ernesto)
Gennarelli 1929. 21160.
Tailor’s mouse. 24002.
Taishoft (J. i.),:
Here comes Marie. 25179.
Night time is date time for me.
28618.
Tait (C. M.):
Bonnie
(30).
Little fairy dance.
Little princess
(200).
Tait (John)
Piedigrotta
bounding boat. 12594
12594 (198).
royal. 12594
Tait’s (John) modern
method for the tenor banjo. 12121.
Taklinger (Bob) Eyes have it. 5174.
Tala (M. <A.) Hungarian © lullaby.
17970.
Talavera (Mario) Jesusita la vaquera.
20526.
Talbot (D. M.):
Chinese honeymoon.
(66).
Daughter of the gods. 24810.
Talbot (Elizabeth) In my garden of
dreams with you. 8255.
Talbot (Howard) :
Chinese honeymoon. 7310 (39),
17236 (65, 66), 24426 (39, 40).
Daughter of the gods. 24810.
Three little maids. 27057 (147).
Talbot (Jean) :
Devil-man.
Forbidden. 7920.
I dunno. 10703.
Let’s. 18279.
You have too much fascination for
me. 9662.
Talbot (M. BE.)
25102.
Talbot
Vilna.
Talbot
16166.
Talbott (W. M.):
It’s too late now. 10889.
Just dreams that will never come
true. 3474.
Pilgrims’ triumphal.
17236 (65),
15349.
Goodnight beloved.
(Odilon)
4993.
(Sydney )
Dance of Kauna-
Memories sweet.
8919.
pt. It, n. S., v. 24
Talijansko-Spanjolska fan ta Zija.
168738,
Tallariti (Joseph) Always two lov-
ers. 4622.
Tamblyn (B. L.) We are _ seven.
2381.
Tanaka (Schusuke) Souvenir.
16776.
Tanassy (Cornel) jr.:
Baby, does your maybe mean
yes? 9880.
Carmela. 27318.
Eyes of blue, you’re my Water-
loo. 10877.
I knew that you were mine.
10714.
Little rose-covered shack. 11089.
My darlin’. 13961.
They know their dates in Arabia.
9389.
Tandler (H. J.):
Cradle song. 18445.
Whenever I think of you. 218380,
29504.
Taneiev (S. I.) Birth of the harp.
17396.
Taneyhill (A. B.),: .
Can you imagine. 19750.
Can’tcha see I love you. 4844.
How ’bout it. 17962.
I’m in love with you. 18043.
Now, as never before. 18614.
Since I lost you. 21376.
Tanner (EHlmo): .
My girl of twilight dreams.
23360.
Roll on deep ocean roll on. 6474.
Tanner (L. E.) Songs of Exmoor.
2087.
Tanner (Nevin):
Am I the lucky boy. 12687.
Blue yesterday. 12770.
Maybe sometime in the spring.
13858.
Tannhauser.
(452).
Tansley (Reginald) :
Gipsies in the wood. 22594.
Pedlar’s caravan. 8921.
Tansman (Alexandre) :
Berceuse. 24581.
Ouverture symphonique.
26130.
Recueil
Second concerto.
Sextuor. 26379.
Tanton (May) We heros.
Tanzman (i Rye
Keep your hands to yourself.
20575.
My sugar babe. 14006.
Tapp (Frank) Land of fancy. 25580.
Tarbox (Russell) Sea breeze. 16652.
Tarelli (H.) Ah! ah! 2606.
4428, 7076, T7077, 17236
23559,
de mazurkas. 238676.
9112.
12354.
2134
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Tarrant (Roy) jr.:
Believe me brother.
Beneath the moonlit skies.
19635.
19644.
I have a picture of you in my | Taylor (—)
heart. 157383.
Love-y. 20731.
Some other man. 16788.
Tarry (I. V.) Loving you. 28352.
Tartaglia (L. S.):
Perché non m’ami piu’. 23591.
Preghiera. 63875.
Tarter (Steven) :
Brownie blues. 12800.
Unknown blues. 147386.
Tartini (Giuseppe) :
Canzone. 6864.
Concerto. 19119.
Sonate in H-moll. 26458.
Trille du diable. 2241.
Violin concerto. 7060.
Tarto (Joe):
Bass noodles. 24554.
Somebody stole my gal. . 16741-—
16743.
Tasillo (W. B.) 1st Conn. foot
guards. 29644.
Tate (A. KF.) Lord is my: light. 3571.
Tate .(C. P.):
At the angels ball. 4661.
Daddy be careful. 27451.
Hobo blues. 27884.
Ninety-five cents. 23446.
That’s why the angels above bless
you. 9377.
Tauber (Doris) I was made to love
you. 13496, 18087.
Tauber (Richard):
Heut’ hab’ ich premiére bei einer
- sechonen frau! 3223.
Ich glaub’ nie mehr an eine frau.
8224.
Taulbee (Fritzi) What your eyes
tell me is nobody’s business. 17086.
Taulbee (Kelly) :
Liza Jane. 16053.
Say the word that makes you
mine. 16635.
What your eyes tell me is no-
body’s business. 17086.
When I’m blue I dream of you.
17095. .
When the rain goes you'll see
rainbows. 7186.
Tauro (A. L.) Advertising blues.
17249.
Taussig (Clifford) :
Every little thing you do. 22476.
We'll climb on top of the clouds
dear. 24214.
Taveira (Eva) No hay plata. 3796.
Taverna (La) 98347.
Tavo (Ed.) Pajarito. 18708.
2
Tayler GCAco Ne:
Country girl. 29647 (389).
Three little maids. 27057 (147).
Explorers. 4577 (105),
29647 (60).
Taylor (Al.):
I’m wild about the clouds. 15789.
Pretty flitting butterflies. 6384,
28853.
Taylor (B. E.) jr. Hot Shot Walker.
13364.
Taylor (Billee) :
Creepy creeps. 17236
It’s for her, her, her.
9709 (118).
Sleep, my love.
Taylor >) (Conk)
album. 4071.
Taylor (C. N.):
Dear you’re not here.
I wonder. 15811.
Taylor: (€@y 4k) Hettina
25182.
Taylor (Colin):
Child’s prayer.
Grasshopper green.
Pretty cow. 11697.
Rosemary. 11788.
Valse-humoresque.
Taylor (HE. G.):
Florabelle Lee. 15498.
Just as I used to do.
Smile that she wears.
Snowbird. 16726.
Wenonah. 12372.
Taylor F.4iis);:
Dainty Dinah. 17601.
Keep the step. 15961.
Taylor (ho Rale
Drifting along. 7792.
No she doesn’t rock the cradle any
more. 14046.
Our President, Mr. Hoover.
Taylor (Harl):
Oh brother brother. 11510.
Who could be more wonderful
(82).
7310 (79),
12594 (348).
Rubank melody
15340.
march.
10058.
10564.
12304.
10946.
1672
3885.
than you. 12451.
Taylor (F. A.) Old country dance.
28701.
TaylorGhy
Arioso. 4693.
Rosamunde. 6563.
Taylor (F. R.) Ione. 20485.
Taylor (Frances) pseud. See Roberts
(Charles J.)
Taylor (Fred)
Taylor (Gene):
I love you, really, I do.
Memory blues. 25810.
Until he came along.
Rosary. 26296.
27947.
14739.
When your sweetie turns you
down. 17119.
Taylor (H. M.) Little pal of mine.
20684.
INDEX
Broken dreams. 27276.
Just as long as I have
Taylor (Ira)
Taylor (J. F.)
you. 20551.
Taylor (J. G.) Those great magnetic
lights of the ballroom. 26661.
Taylori (ie S.) :
Protectorate mareh. 11715.
Yea! team! march. 12511.
Taylor (Jean) Darling. 12978.
Taylor (M. L.):
Good-bye, my dear. 17849.
In an old Spanish town by the
sea. 18128.
Just the having you around.
8351.
Maid of the mist. 18388.
Poem lovely as a tree. 1720.
Sweet Irish Mary. 19081.
Taylor (N. P.) Captain Windjamer.
17483.
Taylor (R. A.):
Berceuse carrillonesque. 17383.
Fairies. 17735.
Farewell of a West country lover.
177438.
God walks upon the hills. 17837.
Melodie joyeuse. 18487.
Rose of the garden. 18851.
Sunset and evening star. 19071.
Tears, idle tears. 19128.
Taylor (R. B.) Come unto Me. 22276.
Taylor (Rex) If you’ve not heard it.
10824.
Taylor (Samuel Coleridge-) See Cole-
ridge-Taylor (Samuel)
Taylor (V. E.) Baby mine. 2688.
Taylor (W. A.):
A rplane ride. 7330.
Boatride on the lake. 15166.
Chickadee. 19777.
Child’s evening song. 19782.
Doll’s dream. 19940.
Doll’s march. 19941.
Elfin’s song of joy. 19988.
Little maid of Japan. 18308.
21357.
16957.
Shooting stars.
Toy windmill.
Waltz of the fairy queen. 21754.
Taylor (W. E.) Never cast out.
28601.
Far out West. 20030.
Cecelia. 7598.
Phantom drive.
Taylor (W. N.)
Taylor (William)
Tchakoff (Ivan)
23596.
Tchérepnine
19121.
Tea house of Sing Lo.
Teagarden (Jack) :
It’s so good. 13578.
Makin’ friends. 11179.
Stomp Mr. Henry Lee. 14539.
That’s a serious thing. 14620.
Teasdale (M. 8S.) Seven musical play-
lets. 29240, 29241. :
(Nicolas) Intermezzo.
29237.
Telfer (John)
pt. II, n.s., v. 24
Teats (F. H.) Fretting man. 20108.
Technology songs. 26608.
Tedesco (Mar‘o Castelnuovo-) See
Castelnuovo-Tedesco (Mario)
Teich (C. F.):
Durch wolken, wind und wetter..
15418.
Gute alte holzauktion. 15612.
Teich (Otto) Gute alte holzauktion.
15612.
Teichman (L. M.)
12594 (96).
Teichmiiller (Robert) :
Kleine praéludien.
Samitliche sonaten.
Telfer (EK. M.) Flying ace.
Frisky picks.
Ohana
25888, 25889.
656.
1067.
Tell me, lil’ sister. 21546.
Tell me woman blues. 14608.
Temen (Ira) pseud.:
Berceuse. 4734.
Lichle, Giaconda. 5805.
Serenata appass’onata. 6603.
Temple (George) Betsy Brown.
19647.
Temple-barr. 26613.
Templeton (Albert) You are the rose
of my roses. 24375.
Templeton (Roberta) _ My heart is
troubled Lord. 8687.
Templeton (Stuart) Cloister memo-
ries. ~ 380. ;
Templin (F. L.)
Temporal (H.)
14976 (S87).
Temporal (Jean)
iers. 2589 (91),
14976 (87).
Ten Christmas carols.
Ten descants. 9219.
Ten minutes. 9362.
Tengwald (V. A.)
Hold me fast. 845.
Exercices journaliers.
Exercices journal-
12594 (S81I-83),.
22084.
Thoughts of you.
12265;
Tennant (Martha) Mother, dear
"mother, ' 23318:
Tennant (Sheena) ‘Two eapriccios.
24022.
Tennent (H. M.):
Because I’m fond of you. 7479,
12724.
I wish I had a talking picture of
you. 974.
Tennessee Univ. Student activities
council. Song of the volunteers.
23904.
Tenney (A. P.):
Beautiful after-time. 4577 (29).
3v my Father’s hand. 4577 (44),
HMnough for all. 4577 (98).
He shall feed His flock. 9709!
(99).
2136
It is not wise to tarry.
ee
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1929
—
Kingdom of Christ keeps growing.
12594 (184).
Let not your hearts be troubled.
12594 (195).
Little soldiers.
More and more.
Whole of life for Jesus.
(487).
Wilt plead for me.
Tenney (A. S.):
China moon. 19784.
Chinese lullaby. 19786.
Dance of the fox fairies.
Lotus petals. 20710.
Rickshaw ride. 1805.
Yang tze whirlpools. 4536.
Yellow River boat song. 21900.
Tenney (G. B.):
Into the light. 20483.
Pilgrims of destiny. 8918.
12594 (201).
12594 (248).
12594
4577 (427).
19878.
Tenney (J. B.) Mexicali rose. 23268.
Tenney (J. H.):
Beautiful after-time. 4577 (29).
By my Father’s hand. 4577 (44).
Enough for all. 4577 (98).
He .shall feed His flock. 9709
(99).
Kingdom of Christ keeps growing.
12594 (184).
Let not your hearts be troubled.
12594 (195).
Little soldiers. 12594 (201).
More and more. 12594 (248).
Whole of life for Jesus. 12594
(437). +"
Wilt plead for me.
Tenor. 12152.
Tenyakoff (A.)
(a veay
4577 (427).
We praise Thee.
Tepper (Saul):
Don’t dilly dally Sally. 13034.
Everybody but me. 22477.
Living without you. 23098.
Sweet little thing. 14574.
Terese (Pamela):
Mexican serenade.
Mississippi moon. 18471.
Terhune (Anice) Sunnybank
for children. 16834.
Terhune (O. O.) If you’ll only come
back to me. 13520.
Terker (Art):
I want you to know I love you.
8595.
songs
25359.
You're gonna be blue. 24390.
ferrasse (C.-K. BH.) Chonchette.
17236 (67).
Merraese. Ci. -. O sg Ake.) Chonchette.
17236 (67).
Terrasse (M. R.) Chonchette.
17236 (67).
Terrasse (Robert) Chonchette.
17236 (67).
Terry (Frances) :
Characteristic
324.
Impromptu. 16888-16890.
Fires of spring. 7890.
Fountain. 3099.
Impromptu appassionato.
Little humoresque. 1224.
March of the pirates. 13825.
Prelude in E minor. 23629.
Slow dance. 14441.
Spinning-wheel lilt.
Sunbeams. 14555.
Ten pianoforte studies for dra-
matic interpretation. 26614.
Tuneful miniatures in the easiest
studies.
staccato
10837.
23917.
keys. 19235.
Twelve study pieces for wrist
technic. 2154.
Unexpected holiday. 147382.
Terry (GAIN):
Audition blues. 4670.
Whoopee stomp. 7215.
Terry (M. R.):
She had such a wonderful smile.
23793.
Strolling in the moonlight. 23945.
Terry CR.cELae
Autumn. 22055.
Awake thou that sleepest. 24535.
Song of deliverance. 29105.
Terry, (RR. Ro):
Beware! 17390.
Cradle song of the Infant Jesus.
19851.
Good day Sir Christmas. 22622.
Richard de Castre’s prayer to
Jesus. 18827.
Sea shanties. 11862.
Tertis (Lionel) Concerto. 24748.
Tervalon (R. E.) My dreams are all
of you. 11364.
Terwal (Franz) pseud. See Aucken-
thaler (Walter)
Terwey (Tys) Down by the sea.
27542.
Teschner (Melchior) All glory, laud
and honor. 19527.
Teshara (HE. A.) I’m waiting dear,
in lonliness for you. 18060.
Tesoriero (Nettie) :
Lu baccalaru da za Betta. 1287.
Lu suli scinni a mari. 1289.
Tessier (A. D.) Petite chérie, tu eres
mi amor. 6315.
Tessitore (Salvatore) New York sub-
way. 18588.
Tetley (Richard) Maid of Spain.
5951.
Tetos music store:
Anamnisi glykia. 2637.
Ehis pari tin kardia mou. 10315.
Ere paefti dounia.
Gia to meraki sou.
3018.
3137.
2137
INDEX
ee
Tetos music store—Continued.
Hameni agapi. 25132.
Mary. 3681.
O hartopehtis. 3822.
Plakiotissa. 18748.
Smyrniotaki. 4159.
To katinaki mou. 4342. .
Yias t’adelfi oh ti kefaki. 4548.
Teuton (R. A.) Someday sweetheart
of mine. 29099.
Thacker (EK. H.) Rankin school of
aviation. 18808. :
Thade (C. G.) Sally Ann. 28740.
Thaler (Jsko) Ma-bram-hob-han.
20744.
Homeland. 8056.
Was it fate. 7111.
24024.
Thanet (Anna)
Thanet (Ted)
Thanksgiving story book.
That’s a good girl. 5180.
Thayer (EK. H.) Thou knowest Lord.
2589 (330).
Thayer (Pat)
Theard (Sam):
Get your mind on it.
Gimme a lil taste. 25066.
Stop on 31st and State. 26528.
What you gonna do. 19342.
You raseal you. 29616.
Theckston (Norman) ‘Then you'd be-
lieve in me. 24051.
Thelen (August) Heimweh. 17912.
Love and war. 11112.
17814.
Theme of love. 10274.
There is no secret but love. 4810.
There’s music in the air. 9911.
There were Shepherds. 2188.
Therese. 2189.
Theta xi fraternity. Grand lodge:
Theta xi dream girl. 19181.
Theta xi reverie. 19182.
Thew (Alfred) Hard luck. 5385.
Thibadeau (Anna) Blondy Sue.
Dl Ore
Thibeault (Wilfred) Sweet Rosy Ro-
setta. 23976.
Thiel (J. C.):
29647 (10).
Deo. 29647
At Christmas time.
Gloria in excelsis
(74).
Thiele (EK. P.) Theoretische und prak-
tische schule fiir piano-accordeon.
14648.
Thiele (W. G.) That’s what you mean
to me. 29264.
Thier (Adele)
me. 497.
Thier (I. M.)
Thies (Henry)
Thiman (EH. H.):
Christ the Lord is risen
2844.
God that is our Saviour.
I have twelve oxen. 3289.
Let Thy merciful ears, O Lord.
1200.
Dixie spells home to
My little girl. 23378.
Adelaide. 12, 4588.
again,
22612.
21
pt. D1, n. s., v. 24
London pride. 5885.
Marjoram. 5974.
O Trinity, most blessed Light.
23481.
Piper. 18745.
Praise, O praise the Lord of har-
vest. 14295.
Puer natus est nobis.
Sister, awake! 6670.
Sleeping. 23841.
Sold:ers of Christ, arise. 2002.
While shepherds watched their
flocks by night. 29518.
Thingsted (Axel):
Gamle pige. 20124.
Paa min lysegrgnne ¢.
Thiollier (M. L.) Stella.
Thiriet (Maurice) :
Chant élégiaque. 12869.
Clair de lune. 12900.
Livre pour Jean. 18315.
Mouvement. 13941.
Priére. 14239.
Thirty-five nursery rhymes.
This glad Easter day. 2196.
This world is not my home.
Thode (Chas.) :
California skies. 10001.
What more. 4466, 7158.
Thode (Chuck) See Thode (Chas.)
Thoma (Joe) In the same old way.
23648.
11587.
6779.
9220.
21605.
8267.
Thomas (—) Haster joy. 555.
Thomas (A. HE.) For every tear-drop
225389.
All I want is just
there’s a smile.
Thomas (A. H.)
a home. 7347.
Thomas (A. 8.) Two grand new na-
tional songs. 19191.
Thomas (Alex) Amour dans les roses.
4634, 24487.
Thomas (C. L. A.):
Dictees musicales du Conservatoire
national de musique.
(276).
Gavotte from Mignon. 9393, 19190,
21609. —
Land of heart’s desire. 6922.
Ouverture de Mignon. 4577 (394).
Thomas (D. V.) How sweet the moon-
light sleeps. 138370.
Thomas (H. H.) I’m just wonderin’.
18046.
Thomas (EK. L.) : Child’s garden of
song. 337, 338.
Thomas (E. M.). It takes a lot 0’
livin’ in a house to make a home.
20499.
Thomas (Fermin de)
(Fermin)
Thomas (G. E.)
pal to you dear.
Q
See De Thomas
Though I’m only a
24079.
24426 —
INDEX
nos, 1—12, 1929
Thomas (G. W.):
Boot it boy. 12775.
Sho is hot. 14406.
Thomas (Glynn) Waltzing the whole
night thru with you. 7103.
Thomas (H. 8.) Rose buds and the
bloom. 14823.
Thomas (Henry) Fishing blues.
13169.
Thomas, (J. J.).:
Sign in the sky. 21865.
There were shepherds. 2188.
Thomas (J. R.) ’Tis but a little faded
flower. 216383.
Thomas. (J. S.) Love’s. drifting.
18363.
Thomas (J. W.) Until He come. 2289.
Thomas (Jerry) pseud. See Thomas
(G. E.)
Thomas (Jesse) :
Blue goose blues. 27240.
No good woman blues. 28625.
Thomas (John) pseud. See Fagan
(John T.)
Thomas (Joseph) ‘’Way out in the
country. 19815.
Thomas (K. M.) Sweet memories.
29189.
Thomas (Kurt):
Jerusalem, du hochgebaute stadt.
10905. ,
Kantate. 25548.
Serenade. 1921.
Sonate in C dur. 11986.
Thomas (L. A.) Summer-time sweet-
heart. 23952. .
Thomas (M. F.) In twilight time.
15872.
Thomas (M. G.):
Broadway rhythm. 9963, 17441.
He burns me up and he knocks
me cold. 10597, 10598.
Hey! Mister Rhythm Man, play!
25183.
No one to love. 26000.
Paddle your heart down a river
of dreams. 11590.
To-morrow never came. 19212.
When I’m away from you. 26884.
Thomas (Reginald):
Happy day. 20197.
I don’t wanna. 20313.
I’m that way about you.
Lazy waters. 23050.
Thomas (René) Dictees musicales du
Conservatoire national de musique.
24426 (276).
Thomas (Russell)
19434.
‘Thomas (Sippie) :
I’m ae mighty
13431.
You gonna need my help. 14935.
2469—30——37
22831.
Yesterday’s pal.
tight woman.
Thomas (T. C.) My best girl. 8674,
18502.
Thomas (W. C.) Wheaton college
song book. 7164.
homas (Williard) :
New way of living blues. 3786.
Poor boy blues. 3962.
Ramblin’ man blues. 4007.
Thomason (A.) Chicken. 12881.
Thomason (BE. E.) My own mountain
home. 238394.
Thomason? (iP. se
Master of the storm. 13847.
O joyous day. 26036.
Thomé (Francis) :
Duo d’amour. 15417.
O forgive our debts. 16357.
Sarabande. 16625.
Sourire du matin. 2589 (313).
Valse-caprice. 2589 (341).
Thome CG. Bare):
Sourire du matin. (2589 (3138).
_ WValse-caprice. 2589 (341).
Thommessen (Reidar) Mitt flag.
20865.
Thompson (A. J.) Melody in G.
13872.
Thompson (Arrie) Bahama_ shore.
9851.
Thompson (E. C.):
Fern valley
(63).
Fireside march. 9709 (64).
Thompson (EH. I. E.) Mafalda. 20749.
Thompson (Elwood) Sunshine. hear
me ealling. 14561.
Thompson (Ernest)
schottische. 9709
I still have you
sweetheart. 25388:
Thompson (F. G.):
Dreaming. 526.
Gray days bring May days. 758.
Thompson (F. L.) Inter-collegiate
march. 18558.
Thompson (Floyd):
Baby don’t you love me no more.
7436.
Bride’s leap. 9956.
Carry me back to my mountain
home. 24698.
Christmas in jail. 17526.
Clickety clack blues. 4923.
Crow song. 19855.
Daddy what you goin’ to do.
24786.
Deacon’s prayer. 10186.
Dixie way. 10231.
Don’t say goodbye. 24859.
Gettin’ all wet. 25061.
Going away and leave my baby.
Bae.
Going down
15584.
Golden West.
to New Orleans.
25095.
2139
INDEX
pt. III, n. 8., v. 24
Thompson (Floyd)—Continued.
Hallelujah, dere’s a rainbow in de
Skye 29.
Hello Bill Brown. 15656.
Home in the mountains. 10648.
I ain’t got no man. 25235.
I know that I’ll be blue. 18005.
I know that Ill be lonely. 25275.
Ill remember you. 13419.
I’m going home. 15767.
I wonder do they care.
In my aeroplane. 25427. —
In the hills of Tennessee. 20467.
Johnny Long. 15929.
15812.
Kisses and tears. 10977.
Losing. 25668.
Love is dead. 16077.
Mobile-Alabam’. 20867.
Mountain bells. 25881.
My Kentucky mountain girl. |
11374.
One-two-one-two-three. 21085.
Out in the great North-west.
26128.
Outeast. 6286.
Prison cell blues. 18790.
Punk and plaster route. 21202.
Riding the rods for home. 21248.
Roll on dat cotton. 18840.
"Round ‘n-around *n-around.
Deiter.
She’s easy to look at, my baby.
16674.
Tallowpot. 26601.
There ain’t nobody got it like she’s
got it. 24053.
Think of me. 121938
Through tear-dimmed eyes. 16931.
Way of a loving heart. 26882.
While the Mississippi River rolls
by. 26921.
Whip-poor-will. 21845.
You ain’t been livin’ right. 27008.
You'll be sorry some day. 27019.
Thompson (Fred) What is life with-
out love. 17082, 26868.
Thompson (G. W.) Kiss for a rose.
18233.
Thompson (H. C.) Neue _ schnitzel-
bank. 1534.
Thompson (H. S.) Cousin Jedediah.
19848.
Thompson (Hazel) Shadowland eall.
14396.
Oh how lonesome
18638.
Thompson (Irene)
and lonely I am.
Thompson (J. P.):
At dawning. 19573.
Where sunshine dwells. 21883.
Thompson (J. W.):
Blessed be God. 22135.
© Saviour, precious Saviour.
14072
‘Thompson (Richard)
Thompson (Jack)
1320.
Thompson (John):
Air de ballet. 2609.
Black eyes. 7508.
Columbine’s lament.
Harlequin. 795.
Let’s join the army. 3535.
Marionette. 11215.
Pierrot and Pierrette.
Polliwog. 14211.
Scherzo-caprice.
Mammy’s lullaby.
389.
1698.
11835.
Seven musical travelogues. 2197.
Slumber song. 11951.
Sparks. 9265.
We're in the navy now. 21769.
Thompson (Johnny):
All I have is a memory. 33.
Curly head. 481.
Gee hard luck and me must be
combined. 5279.
Gypsy rose. 772.
Iola. 1062.
It makes me sigh then ery. 1068.
Mother’s your real sSweet-heart
still. 6075.
My China poppy I love you. 6102.
My southern mammy of mine.
1504.
Oh, oh, oh, how I love it. 6229.
Show me the good little girl.
6633.
~ Sun shine tell moonlight to kiss
her good night. 9298.
Sweet Sadie mine. 6826.
That’s my folly Molly. 4288.
Thompson (L. E.) Memorial roses.
18488.
Thompson (M. J.) Bahama shore.
9851.
Thompson (R. W.) I’m sad and
lonely. 5570.
I’m sad and
lonely. 5570.
Thompson (Roy) As I was going up
Pippin Hill. 19566.
Thompson (Ruth) Valse _ brillante.
26753.
Thompson (S. A.) Sleep, my baby. ©
14436.
Thompson (S. T.) Storm on the sea.
12068.
Thompson (Spence). Sweetheart
Louise. 23988.
Thompson (W. L.) Softly and ten-
derly. 29088.
Thompson & Guernsey:
Baby don’t you love me no more.
7436.
Carry me back to my mountain
home. 24698.
Christmas in jail. 17526.
Crow song. 19855.
2140
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1929
Daddy what you goin’ to do.
24786.
Don’t say goodbye. 24859.
Gettin’ all wet. 25061.
Going down to New Orleans.
15584.
Golden West. 25095.
Hallelujah dere’s a rainbow in de
sky. 25129.
Hello Bill Brown.
I ain’t got no man.
15656.
25235.
I know that I'll be blue. 18005.
I know that I'll be lonely. 25275.
I’m going home. 15767.
I wonder do they care. 15812.
In my aeroplane. 25427.
In the hills of Tennessee. 20467.
Johnny Long. 15929.
Losing. 25663.
Mobile-Alabam’. 20867.
Mountain bells. 25881.
One-two-one-two-three. 21085.
Out in the great North-west.
26128.
Prison cell blues. 18790.
Punk and plaster route. 21202.
Riding the rods for home. 21248.
Roll on dat cotton. 18840.
"Round ‘n-around ‘n-around.
23727.
Tallowpot. 26601.
There ain’t nobody got it like
she’s got it. 24053.
Through tear-dimmed eyes. 16931.
Way of a loving heart. 26832.
While the Mississippi River rolls
by» 26921.
Whip-poor-will. 21845.
You ain’t been livin’ right. 27003.
You'll be sorry some day. 27019.
Thompson and Thompson. Inter-col-
legiate march. 138558.
Thomson (A. L.) To my rose bud.
14678.
Thomson (C. C.):
Back where the whippoorwills
sing. 9849.
Do your stuff, Mandy do. 10243.
Mom’s got pop on ice. 16203.
My rose of all the world. 113898.
She’s the peachy-est peach I
know. 16682.
When I kissed her over the gate.
17091.
You’ve trumped my heart and
won. 17221.
Thomson (M. T.):
End of the rainbow. 24938.
Sunshine-girl. 26551.
Sweetheart Jeanne. 26576.
Thomson (Sydney) :
Christmas diptych. 22242.
Cradle song of the Blessed Vir-
gin. 22296.
Jerusalem the golden. 1087.
Our blest Redeemer. 14976
(242).
Twelve hymns for special times
and seasons. 19491 (237).
Thomson (Virgil) :
Five inventions for
9394.
Two sentimental tangoes. 9450.
Thorburn (Billy) music pub. co., ltd.:
Broken promises. 15187.
pianoforte.
Maryana. 18419.
Most wonderful you. 6061.
She said—I said—you - said.
16683.
Three little words. 21622.
Um-tcha, um-tcha, da-da-da.
9452.
You can’t see the sea _ today.
9660.
Thoreson (Olga) Just a little love.
5751.
Thorington (Florence) Alone.
19536.
Thorn (A. G.) Singing time. 26418.
Thorne (Donald):
Firecrackers. 3070.
Lights o’ London. 23670.
Spring feelin’. 4206.
Thornewell (Charles) When Ford
makes the flivver to fly. 2429.
Thornton (R. S:):
Captain Cheerful. 4850.
’Neath the palms. 25967.
Pleasure pieces. 3957.
Scout and guide marches. 6572.
Thorp: (C2: 2)
Dreams and moonbeams. 5835.
Sweetheart’s hour. 16855.
Thorpe (H. C.) April rain. 9790.
Thorpe (K. E.)
13708.
Thorsings (Alfred) musikforlag:
Light of God.
Gaar det ikke nok se’ godt med
en lille foxetrot. 18211.
Spilledaasen. 19030.
Thorson (M. R.) Bring back my
dreams of yesterday. 246389.
Thrasher (J. Q.) Chardon. 17504.
Three Hindustani songs. 6481.
Three Irish folksongs. 17890.
Three little maids. 27057 (147).
Three-part choir no. 2. 6926.
Throckmorton (Hura) Stowaway.
19049, 21477.
Throgmorton (V. B.) Dreaming.
24884.
Through all the keys with the great
masters. 43830.
Thuillier (Hug.) Mes albums fa-
voris. 13887.
Thulen (Gladys) Little pal and
schoolday sweetheart. 18306.
2141
INDEX
pt. m1, n. S., v. 24
Thuline (EH. C.):
Is it thine? 25451.
Thou passest thru. 21615.
Unfinished song. 26741.
Thurban (T. W.):
I found my paradise when I
found you. 901.
Ttaliana. 3481.
Thuringia-verlag. Und alles, alles soll
vergessen sein. 16989.
Tidings of great joy. 24085.
Tieger (Mrs. Max) See Tieger (R. R.)
Tieger (R. R.) # £Mother’s lullaby.
11329.
Tiemeijer (D.) Symphonic blues.
16860.
Tierney (G. W.) When the sun is
setting. 19360.
Tierney (Harry):
And what of your roses?
Beneath your silken
22109.
Cake eater’s ball. 22183.
Hight little gringo maids.
Espanola. 7827.
Home abroad. 18348, 15676.
Melodrama. 8579.
Rio Rita. 9038, 9039.
. Social observer. 23856.
Sweetheart. 9328.
Sweetheart we need each other.
17214, 19466, 21934, 29619.
Youre always in my
17214, 19466, 21934, 29619.
Tiersot (Julien) :
Aubade basque. 4669.
C’est un beau vigneron.
Canard blane. 4841, 7571.
Ce matin me suis levé.
Chanson de Germaine.
Chanson de la mariée. 4882.
Chansons d’Aguillaneuf. 4884.
Dépit de la bergére. 5034.
Ebaude bressane. 5127.
Hn passant par un
5144.
Fleur de Volivier. 5222.
Il est pourtant temps de me
marier. 5648.
Joli mois. 5734, 8314.
Mélodies populaires des provinces
de France. 3650, 3651.
Noél nouvelet. 6192.
Noél savoyard du XVI°
6193.
Nous quittons les Paques.
Oiselet A la voix tendre.
Quand le bouvier
‘lant l,
shawl.
7810.
arms.
4828.
4870.
4880.
échalier.
siécle.
6198.
6236.
vient du _ la-
bour. 6408.
Rigodons dauphinois. 6453.
9035. .
Saint Blaise. 6526.
Tiessen (Heinz) :
Sechs klavierstiicke. 14671.
Totentanz-suite. 2227.
Tietjens (Paul):
Guardian of the gate. 24426
(102).
Just a simple girl from _ the
prairie. 24426 (132).
Love is love. 24426 (150).
Phantom patrol. 19491 (178).
Poppy song. 24426 (228).
Searecrow. 24426 (246).
Traveller and the pie.
(288).
When we get what’s a-comin’ to
us. 29647 (255).
When you love, love, love. 24426
(307).
Wizard of Oz. 29647 (264).
Tilden (A. B.) Beautiful isle of my
dreams. 17357.
Tilden (G. K.):
Mona, of all my dreams.
Why not smile. 9606.
Tiley \((BowIy.:
O clap your
6208.
Two love in the first set.
Tilles (M. L.)
Tillett
1060.
Tillinghast (E. 8.)
26016.
Tillman (C. D.):
Day school singer. 468.
Life’s railway to heaven.
Tillotson (KH. S.)
24426
6047.
hands’ together.
16985.
I’m wond’ring. 22837.
(Jeannette) Invocation.
Northern lights.
13704.
Spirit of Easter.
2054. ;
Tillotson (Ethel) Down in rainbow
glen. 19950.
Phy: (Ch: ) 4
Charl’s eyston. 7609.
Miss Alice. 8610.
Tilsley (Harry) :
Haven’t I. 805.
He loved her, Who did?
I ain’t certain. 20288 .
Love means nothing to you. 11129.
Tho’ castles tumble down. 6921.
When I met Connie in the corn-
field. 17097.
Yellow corn.
Tilsley (Henry):
Busybodies. 17453.
Crook’s shadow. 15294.
Giggling golliwog. 5290.
Gu lt. 15610.
Introduction to a comedy.
Love theme. 16083.
Wistful melody. 17158.
Tilton (A. M. G.) Hills of old New
England. 8046.
Tily (H. J.) Hark, what mean those
holy voices. 38194.
25160.
9643.
15879.
2142
’
)
4
nos. 1-12, 1929
Tilzer (Albert von)
(Albert)
Tilzer (Harry von) See Von Tilzer
(Harry )
Timberg (Herman):
Dizzy debs. 27523.
How do you do. 27864.
Take your bow. 29222.
Timberg (Samuel) :
Dizzy debs. 24848, 27528.
Go one better. 17832.
How do you do. 27864.
I’m such a sap when I’m with
See Von Tilzer
you. 253824.
In Chicago. 28048,
-Right man. 16572.
Roll all your troubles. 26284.
Street singer. 26535.
Take your bow. 29222.
Vamp ’em with rythm. 26766.
Why don’t we? 171387.
You'll play the star part. 27023.
Timmerman (R. C.):
In my secret love. 15854.
What’s love to me. 19337.
Timm‘ngs (W. T.):
Bandinage. 4703.
In the eve it will be light. 22923.
King shall come. 20580.
Melodie impromptu. 284238.
Pony ride. 21182.
Thou hidden love of God. 16928,
27824.
Timmons (Lillian) Lonesomeness
blues. 23121.
Timothy (H. J.): .
Cherry time. 17510.
Winter winds have chilled our
bones. 4514.
Timpson (Pearl) I’m just wonderin’.
18046.
Tinker (E. M.) Silver song series
nos tay 1(236:\(375):
Tinker (M. Z.) Silver song series
no, 1s. 1236 (31).
Tinney (Charles) Virginia Dare.
24186.
Tinsley (Joseph) Feeling so blue.
17749.
Tinsman (Jennie) Once in a blue
moon. 23530.
Tinturin (Peter) Little brown lady.
20673.
Tiomkin (Dimitri) :
Any place but home is home sweet
home to me. 12657.
Bedroom, kitchenette and bath.
12728.
Chinese prelude. 4805.
Dark blue. 12974.
Dear old fashioned days. 10195.
Don’t keep me guessing. 13040.
Everyone falls for you. 13129.
Heart of a dancing doll. 10610.
’'Tis my Savior that can give.
INDEX
I can hear your step. 13388.
I love you Monday. 13427.
If you want me. 13521.
Land of the narcissus.
Little river. 13728.
March. 6942.
Never again. 14029.
New melodie. 14031.
Night club in our home.
Phyllis. 14175.
Pointed heels. 28829.
Russian waltz. 14338.
Searlet jazz. 6549.
Silvery moonlight. 6647.
When you thnk of me. 14858.
Tip top music pub. co. Golden time
11012.
14037.
is near. 53826.
Tipping (Frank) Stories. 26529.
Tirindelli (P. A.):
Goodnight. 17236 (155).
Little girl don’t ery. 172386 (222).
Ora divina. 11568.
Sulla soglia. 12082.
Two anchors. 17236 (486).
Tiritomba. 29308.
Tironi (Eugenio) Valse anglaise.
29388.
4337.
Tischer & Jagenberg, G. m. b. H.
Cantico di frate Sole. 7576.
Tischner (Paul) If I -only knew.
20430.
Titcomb (Everett) Satyr’s fountain.
4089.
Titsworth (Paul):
Billie. 22121, 22122.
9389.
24282, 24283.
Then Ill know why.
When you are mine.
Titterington (Walter):
In my old Hawaiian home.
Lavina I love you. 25587.
Sorry I left you to roam. 26489.
Sweet-heart of Mandalay. 26561.
8257.
Tittle (Ruth) Flapper glorified.
17762.
Titus. 11334, 28508.
Titus-Werner (M. 8S.) See Werner
(M. S. Titus-)
Tizol (Francisco) :
Bailando el son. 9852.
Noche feliz. 11467.
Ultimo chisme. 12289.
To all people. 24096.
To all you ladies. 2215.
Tobani (CL. Mey:
Angelus. 12594 (8).
Arrival. 12664.
Attila. 2589 (349).
Blissful dream. 14976 (35).
By the river. 12594 (37).
Clochettes du _ couvent.
(53).
Come gentle spring.
Creme de la creme.
12594
12594 (119).
21964 (12).
2143
INDEX
Tobani (T. M.)—Continued.
Dialogue duet. 12594 (69).
Ernani. 2589 (350).
Escamilla. 2589 (87).
Farewell. 13142.
Fatima gavotte. 18150.
Fidelio. 2589 (19).
Fingal’s cave overture.
(50).
Flight of ages. 12594 (89).
Fra Diavolo. 12594 (11).
German liederkranz no. 2. 2589
(106).
Goetterdaemmerung. 21964 (74).
Land beyond. 12594 (189).
21964
Lizard and the _ frog. 12594.
(203). :
Melodie in F. 29647 (191).
Midsummernight’s dream. 21964
(51).
Mighty Jehova. 2589 (74).
My college chum. 2589 (228).
Oberon. 2589 (241).
One sweetly solemn thought. 2589
(244).
Our wedding day. 12594 (295,
296).
Paroles d’amour. 12594 (299,
300).
Pilgrim’s song of hope. 12594
(307).
Polish dance no. 1.
Polonaise militaire.
17236 (357).
2589 (51).
Postiion de lLonjumeau. 12594
(Sait):
Prince Henry march. 12594
(319).
Slavonic dance no. 1. 17236
(382). /
Star of Bethlehem. 12594 (367).
Tuba mirum. 12594 (249).
Vépres siciliennes. 17236 (447).
Warbler’s farewell. 21964 (75-77).
Tobias (Charles) :
Eddie Cantor’s. automobile horn
song. 51388.
Fascinating you. 13144.
I can get it for you wholesale.
8092.
I love anything. 22789.
I’m keeping company now. 20363,
22813.
I want to meander in the meadow.
13491.
My wife is on a diet. 18570.
Never. 1535, 3783.
Then we canoe-dle-oodle along.
12180, 12181, 14639, 24050.
Up in the sky with you. 2291.
When I’m up to my knees in
clover. 14836.
You’re my silver lining of love.
12550.
pt. In, n. 8., v. 24
Tobias (H. H.):
Aw come on, be sociable. 7480.
Cooking breakfast for the one I
love. 2880.
Hello sunshine hello. 823, 3215.
Hold me—I’m falling for you.
. © 8052,,20637.
Meet the boy friend. 5994, 8570,
11239.
Miss you. 6034, 13906.
Pussycat’s I love you. 38989,
6406.
Sunny Sal. 12091.
Wouldn’t I like to have someone
like you. 12506.
Tobias (Harry) :
Don’t keep me lonesome too long.
19944.
Fascinating you.
Tobias (Toby)
13144.
I’m right about that.
15778.
Tobiasen (Stanley) I’m right about
Beate LOT LS.
Tobin (Ivan):
All on account of you. 27092.
Don’t believe it. 27585.
Gimme a_ black-haired mamma.
27714.
Sweet sweet daddy mine. 29192.
Won’t you come back. 29568.
Tobin (Lew) See Tobin (Louis)
Tobin (Louis) Low and blue. 18368.
Tobin (Temma) I want to take care
of you. 20400.
Toch (Ernst) :
19725.
Bunte suite. .
Kleinstadtbilder. 20587.
Sonate. 21642.
Todd (A. J.) Oh! Dad. you know.
26054.
Todd (Geneva) Who said so. 26936.
Todd (H. H.) Southern Methodist
university varsity song. 26491.
Todd (L. 8S.) Could I have known.
4962.
Todd (Rosalee) ’Neath the sweet
locust tree. 11482.
Toelle (Lillian) Love is a dream.
8483.
Toenniges (C. F.):
Music-master. 16233.
45 master student daily technical
exercises. 2219.
Torngerst (Folke) :
Mafiuela. 283882.
Nattbris. 1524.
Rorsmannens sang. 28923.
Toré6k (Rezs6) Harm nota. 216438.
Tofana. 19491 (217).
Tofft (Alfred) Fortunate lovers.
20090.
2144
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
Tokarick (Michael) :
Kedi si mne lubowal. 238017.
Koli budes doma. 23030.
Tole (J. A.) I held you in my arms
just yesterday. 3291.
Toledo news bee. Patsy. 21142.
Tolhurst (Henry) :
.Love-dream. 16036.
Minuet. 15619.
- Shenadoa. 16687.
Tolick (Joseph) Rainbow of love.
waste.
Toll (Theodore) Just tell me why.
13634.
Tolle (W. H.) Value of a smile.
24169.
Tollestrup (C. F.) Behold I will send
you Elijah. 9882.
Tollinger (J. N.) Blue evenin’.
Tom-tom. 24108.
Tomase (M. A.)
memories of you. 8470.
Tomasi (Henri) Paghiella.
Tomasulo (Vincent):
Dreaming sweet dreams of you.
2981.
Everything is coming my way.
5164.
Forgotten. 10455.
I love you best of all.
Kisses. 3503. .
Miracle lady. 16190.
Motka from Slabotka. 6076.
"Neath the spell of the moon. 3780.
Pals to the end. 6297.
Tell me the reason why. 6873.
Two flashing eyes of blue. 12279.
Tomblings (Philip) Barbara Allan.
19611.
Tomek (J. E.) Rosaline. 6486.
Tomfohrde (John) It is an awfully
dangerous race. 15889.
Tomlins (W. L.) Laurel song-book.
12594 (191). :
Tomlinson (G. F.) God bein my head.
13247.
Tommasi (Joseph)
27612.
Tommasini (Vincenzo) :
Carnevale di Venezia.
Idillio V°. di Mosco.
Imitazione. 28037.
Impazienza. 28040.
Insinuant. 28086.
Pas. 28778.
Vin perdu. 29404.
Tommy 19211.
Tonelli (Carlo):
Bridal march. 26809.
Donna € mobile. 26775.
Faites-lui mes aveux. 25104.
Fanfare et Choeur. 25105.
M’appari. 25000.
17416.
Lonesomeness and
3895.
3308.
Eterna nostalgia.
23562.
28018.
Miserere ed Ah! che la morte.
26777.
Ombra leggiera. 25824.
Then you'll remember me.
Toney (James) :
Big happy family.
Hair - lip, '.. 251.27,
Head man. 25169.
Knock knees. 25564.
Man about town. 25736.
Welcome to Hollywood. 29457.
Tonger (Ps.J:):
Abendstimmung. 9.
Andante. 24627.
Auf der reise. 90.
24544,
24593.
Aus winkeln und gassen. 4674—
4676, 19583.
Blau bliimelein. 24599.
Bundeslied zur hl. Ciicilia. 19723,
19724.
Drei geistliche lieder. 25180.
Drei himmlische schreine. 27565.
Ehestand der freude. 24919.
Gegenwart. 25053.
Gleiche briider gleiche kappen.
25079.
Hausmusik zu spielen und zu
singen, 25151.
Horn im walde. 20264.
Jubel un danz. 25503.
Karnevals-marsch. 1135.
Lehm op. 18270, 20629.
Liebste buhle. 25615.
Lieder und gesinge mit begleitung
des klaviers. 26840.
Mahnung. 13813.
Nichte im schtitzengraben.
Osterchor. 6277.
Ouverttire. 25033.
Regina coeeli. 21223.
Rheinischer sang. 21236.
Rondo in A-dur. 26342.
Siebenundzwanzig Franzosen.
26401.
Stille hof. 26524...
Suite fiir schtilerorchester.
Treue husar. 6975.
Vidi speciosam. 26783.
4 lieder fiir gemischten
26742.
Toni (Alc2o):
Liriche infantili.
Quattro strambotti.
I@ sonatina. 9703.
2¢ sonatina. 9706, 9707.
Tonner (Paul):
Canary. 27309.
Cuckoo. 27445.
Four benediction hymns.
O God my love. 26033.
Owl. 28753.
Parrot. 28776.
Woodpeckers.
Tooley ((E.. V.)
28585.
26542.
chor.
13718.
4347.
24111
29573.
Half socks. 20191.
2145
INDEX
Toomey (G. S. S.)
ing. 17236 (281).
Toomey (W. C.) My heart is singing.
1236 (282).
Tootell (George)
8479.
Top speed. 27744, 27857, 27927, 28191,
28887, 29475.
Topliss (William)
happiness. 6763.
Toppetta (Lawrence) :
Dear baby mine. 15333.
Flower of the Northland. 15498.
Torelli (Giuseppe) Sonata in B flat.
6716.
Torjussen (Trygve):
Bells of Trollheim. 4728.
My heart is sing-
Lost childhood.
Spread a little
Lake in winter. 5807.
Lonely birch tree. 5888.
15 etudes. 14686.
Torke (George) :
Banter. 4709.
Bogie-man. 15168.
Coquette’s dream. 15277.
Eerie. 10312.
Gnomes’ mirth and sorrow. 15575.
Head start. 10606.
Joyous crowds. 13610.
Light fingered. 5850.
Limited. 8485.
Over the purple sage.
Playful puppets. 8827.
Plotted uprising. 8938.
Twilight story. 9447.
Valse intime. 17009.
Waiting alone. 17046.
Tornich (Mary) Maisie. 18389.
Toronjo (Katherine) Every once in
a while. 600.
Torre (Guido)
Torre (Joseph) :
American Venice. 7363.
La Guardia hurrah. 23635.
Torrente (G.) Show me Thy ways,
O Lord. 4137.
Torres (F. A.) Hoover. 857.
Torres (Gilbert) You'll care.
Torres (Heriberto) :
A la:‘luna y 4 ti. 21966.
Antiguo seis borinqueno.
Cancion de Mayo. 22194.
Cuatro del cuarteto. 17591.
EHmbusteros. 22458.
Historia de Puerto Rico.
Lupe. 25711.
Mala mujer. 23182.
Mercedes, tendras perdon.
Nino nacio. 23447.
Por ti, Dorita es.
Regalito de boda. 21222.
Remordimiento. 21229.
Seis corrido. 23774.
Seis de la madrugada. 23775.
Te olvidaré mejor. 19126.
16433.
Numbers. 23473.
14939.
17307.
22706.
18447.
18769.
pt. 11, n. S., v. 24
21663.
26799.
Trigémino.
Viva la vieja.
Torres (J.):
Estrella mattutina. 5157.
Evviva Siviglia. 5170.
Torres (J. G.) Bernabé 6 de Madrid 4
Biarritz. 27208.
Torres & Marks. You'll care. 149389.
Torresi (Guiseppe) Piedigrotta 1929.
21165.
Torroba (F. M.) Marchenera. 25753.
Tort (Nettie) :
I’m longing for you darling, 5560.
She’s got It. 6620.
Tort (Oscar) :
I’m longing for you darling.
She’s got It. 6620.
Tosca. 28865.
Toscanini (Carlo) pseud. See Gaert-
ner (Hans).
Toschi (Pietro)
5560.
Speranze e memorie.
9267.
Toselli (Hnrico) Derniére serenata.
24836.
Tosetto (M.) Nuovo libro d@ inni e
Salmi spirituali. 3818.
Tosi (Luigi):
Bambolina. 22088. .
Canzone del piccolo spazzacomino.
22201.
Tosti (Bertha) Far away. 12594
(86).
MOSti (NH) P1)e:
Far away. 12594 (86).
Good-bye. 5329.
While I have you. 12443.
Totschesky (1.) Heavenly King.
5406.
Touchstone (J. D.):
Adam and Eve. 12608.
~ North-bound train. 14052.
Tour de feu. 2229, 2230.
Tourjée (Homer):
At the bottom of the sea.
(lrg
Blue eyes, true eyes. 14976 (37).
Dolly lullaby. 14976 (72).
Dream life waltzes. 24426 (72,
73).
Flattery. 5220.
Groo-groo man.
If Santa Claus
(145).
Night voices. 14976 (229).
Panama dance. 29647 (175, 176).
Very sick dolly. 14976 (865).
Where the dark comes most.
14976 (389).
Who knows, ah! who knows, not
he. 2475.
Tournemire (Charles) :
Dominica resurrectionis. 2961.
Festum omnium sanctorum. 3060. —
14976
14976 (120).
knew. 14976
2146
nos. 1-12, 1929
ee eee eee
Immaculata conceptio B. Marie
Virginis. 3388.
In assumptione B. M. V. 3391.
In festo corporis Christi. 3395.
In festo Pentecostes. 3396.
Marche nhuptiale. 2589 (189). °
Nativitags D. N.. Jesu Christi.
3774.
Tours (B.) Jubilate Deo. 12594
CEV1)'.
Tours (Frank):
Conversational theme.
Coquetry. 17576.
Narrative theme. 18579.
Tambouretta. 19117.
Tous les maitres du piano. 4354.
Tout Paris. 2795, 3382, 4027.
‘Povar’ (5:-C.) :
Ay que echulo es
7433, 27163.
Esther. 27610.
Gullita. 7993.
Infiel. 28082.
Maja gullita sevillanas. 8525.
Margarita linda. 8542.
Melodias de Mexico. 8574.
Negra ingrata. 8741.
Tovey (D. F.) Bride of Dionysus.
247.
Tovey (H. G.):
Book of God. 22158.
Christ and Him crucified. 27365.
Christ (is born... 353.
Christmas song. 361.
Evening and morning and noon
7666.
Guanajuato.
will I pray. 22472.
Forgive uS aS we forgive. 22549.
Gethsemane and Calvary. 22588.
God’s good tidings. 22613.
God’s high mountain place.
22615.
Golgotha. 739.
Great divide. 22633.
Hark, the glad sound. ‘793.
Have Thy way. 22669.
Hear the roses calling. 251738.
His love is my guiding star.
22704.
Jesus is all in all to me. 1089.
My old Bible. 23389.
My times are in Thy hand. 1513.
Outside. 23558.
Save them Lord. 23749.
Since my mind is stayed on Thee.
23823.
Strangers at our door.
Sure retreat. 2093.
2077.
They who trust and obey. 2191.
Thou art near. 2199.
To live and tell to all. 29312.
Touch Jesus. 24115.
Through all the change of time.
24081.
Walk with the Lord. 24199.
What a friend we have. 242380.
Will you be ready to meet Him.
24328.
Would I be ealled a Christian.
243538.
Tower (Leslie) Sweet is the voice,
and brown are the eyes. 2105,
23969.
Towle (KE. C.) Liberty. 8420.
Towne (Hattie) :
I’m not jealous of you. 5564.
In that little love nest with
Nellie. 5669.
Towne (W. H.)
12594 (282).
Towne (W. W.) O
” 12594 (282).
Towner (A. P.):
O taste and see.
taste and see.
Be strong in the Lord. 29647
oe oa
Better days are coming. 29647
(Eh.
Christ died for me. 29647 (34).
Dwell deep. 29647 (55).
From cross to crown. 29647
(67).
His grace is sufficient. 29647
(88).
I will trust. 29647 (99).
Let him that heareth say come.
29647 (125).
Lift up your heads. 29647 (127).
Light of my life. 29647 (128).
Light of the morning land.
29647 (129).
Lord is King forever. 29647
Ciss).
My anchor holds. 29647 (155).
‘No shadows yonder. 29647 (166).
Saved by the blood. 29647 (195).
Sheltered in the rock. 29647
(205).
Shout the tidings. 29647 (208).
Show me Thy face. 29647 (209).
Show me Thy _ smile. 29647
(210).
29647 (228).
29647 (235).
29647 (239).
Tell Him all.
Thy way is best.
Victory cometh.
When shall I see my King. 29647
(25Py,
Towner (D. B.):
Be strong in the Lord. 29647
CLE};
Better days are coming. 29647
GIT Is
Christ died for me. 29647 (34).
Dwell deep. 29647 (55).
From cross to crown. 29647 (67).
His grace is sufficient. 29647
(88).
I will trust. 29647 (99).
Let him that heareth say come.
29647 (125).
2147
INDEX
Towner (D. B.)—Continued.
Lift up your heads. 29647 (127).
Light of my life. 29647 (128).
Light of the morning land.
29647 (129)..
Lord is King forever. 29647
(138).
My anchor holds.
No shadows
(166).
Saved by the blood. 29647 (195).
Sheltered in the rock. 29647
(205).
Shout the tidings.
Show me Thy face.
- Show me ‘Thy
(210).
Tell Him all. 29647 (228).
Thy way is best. 29647 (235).
Victory cometh. 29647 (239).
When shall I see my King. 29647
(250).
Towner (Harl):
Glee and chorus book for male
voices. 7960.
When I go home.
Townsend (F. N.)
of you. 26568.
Townsend (Herbert) :
Fineesh—I go! T7885.
Lovers’ lane. 138781.
What the wind says.
Where the _ birds’
14976 (388).
29647 (155).
yonder. 29647
29647 (208).
29647 (209).
smile. 29647
24256.
Sweet memories
14976 (383).
nest swings.
Townsend (R. §&.) Old fashioned
garden. 1605.
Townsley (Lois) See Brown (L. T.)
Toymaker. 19217.
Tozer (A. H.) Hawaiian dreams.
5398.
Tracey (Frank)
shine above.
Tracey (Wm.)
chord. 21169.
tracy, CG lay
Bohemian girl.
As long as the stars
7401.
Play that barber shop
12594 (14).
Dream. 5091.
Tracy-Hischen (M.) See Hischen (M.
Tracy-)
Traditional Christmas carols.
21656.
Traina (Bob)
If you'll only forgive
me. 25395.
Trainor (Val) Gazoozalum _ gazoo.
22581.
Tranchitella (John) :
Tired of loving you.
You just you. 21918.
Tranquillo (Guglielmo) :
Tolanda dimmi che vuo fa.
Rosi non m vuo capi. 9061.
Pranter Gas: dea)
Golden moon. 5325.
Sun shines when you’re with me.
26546.
19201.
5688.
pt. 1, n. S., v. 24
Travaglia (Silvio) :
Festa campestre. 630.
Nuptialia. 11485.
Paggio innamorato. 6295.
Travaline (Don) Excuse my ravin’
*bout my Caroline. 3034.
Travaline (F. M.) jr.
goes down in history.
Traveller (Lou)
can lurve. 6226.
Travers (Alison) pseud. See Farrell
(Toni)
Travers (M..A.):
Alone. 27102.
Rose bush. 28925.
Travers (Valentine) :
Because of you
17363.
Dear mother. 17623. .
I remember the house wherein I
What we do
19340.
Oh! how the girls
was born. 18069.
Love baby. 11118.
My queen. 18548.
No one but you. 18599.
Sweetheart of mine. 12110.
That someone that I adore. 19158.
Why must we part? 12467.
Won’t you care just a little bit?
12498.
Travers (Verne)
Travers (W. S.):
Blue violet. 22147.
Oh! why should you do me that
Love moon. 25685.
way. 21051.
Tre. 28798.
Trea (H. A.):
Sax-agony. 1880.
Sax-in-Dixie. 1882.
Treadway (—) Bloody war.
Treadway (Albert) : :
Say I love you just once again.
28960.
Waiting and longing.
Treasure (F. R.)
19294.
Wherein Ellis Joe.
2467.
Trebbe (Occa) Drifting in the moon-
light. 24894.
Treharne (Bryceson) :
Grandfather’s clock. 20169.
Hear dem bells. 25171.
Lass with the delicate air.
Medley of negro spirituals,
Palms. 28763.
Toymaker. 19217.
Tremaine (Paul) Aristocratic stomp.
27142.
Tremayne (June)
Tremblay (H. M.)
us still. 20898.
Trémisot (Edouard) :
Bavard. 15106.
Coquette. 4951.
3523.
3647.
Narenta. 25962.
Mother is calling
2148
sweet Mable.
12764.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Impérator. 5648.
Nuit d’été. 12594 (276).
Tremolo (—):
Joueur. 3453.
Loupiots. 11110.
Youp! youp! youp!
Trenchmore. 26692.
Trenkner (Wilhelm)
12564.
neuerer und neuester zeit. 3874.
Trent (Jo):
Singin’ river. 23832.
You’re a different you. 7273.
Trentinaglia (Hrardo) Rosamunda.
4057.
Trespaillé-B. (—):
Cromwell. 423.
Mahomet. 5950.
Treue musikant. 26694.
Trevelyan (Arthur) Since I met you.
29647 (211).
Tri-union publications.
2285.
Triangle music pub. co., ine.:
African jungle. 7322.
After you've gone. 21984.
Atlanta gal. 2670, 27151.
Basin street blues. 2704.
Blue little you, and blue little me.
2764.
Blue Ridge sweetheart.
Cool off. 15276.
Dallas blues. 442.
Daughter of mine. 27473, 27474.
Down that lonesome road. 24870.
Unforgetable.
2766.
Exquisite. 10375.
Georgia gigolo. 3182.
Get yourself a monkey man.
22587.
Happy rhythm. 788.
Hawaiian love-bird. 15644.
Honeycomb harmony. 3241.
I get it from my daddy. 27901,
27902.
If you know what I know.
If you were mine. 5641.
It ain’t no fault of mine.
Just think of me sometime.
Let’s incorporate. 25611.
"Leven cent cotton. 11050.
Magnolia blues. 8520.
Mahogany hall blues. 8521.
No no babie. 28630, 28631.
Oriental fantasy. 11568.
Perhaps. 16465.
President Hoover march.
Pretty face. 1738.
Sarah. 28953, 28954.
Slow as molasses. 9189.
Soft shoe shuffle. 9200.
Sparkling waters of
6752.
S’posin’. 9269, 21453.
Sun flower blues. 4234.
Sweetheart of the tropical
8236.
5693.
13635.
6380.
Waikiki.
sea.
Orgelkliinge aus.
23991.
Tell me there’s hope for me. 42738.
They say good-night in the morn-
ing. 29288.
What’s your price. 4468.
When you're in love. 29500.
Why am I alone with no one to
love. 4499.
Windy city wabble. 4512.
World’s greatest sweetheart is
VOu.), Ez.
You’ve made my dreams come
true. 7285.
Tribble (Vida) :
In sunny northern California.
28067.
West is the best. 29463.
Triick (Adeline) Waiting for my
Sunbeam. 29424.
Trimble (B. G.);
Babyland. 104.
I'll be waiting at the end of the
rainbow. 919.
Trimmer (Raymond)
come true. 8681.
Trimousett. 2589 (333).
Trinkdus (Gl a:) <
All I want is y-o-u. 9752.
Am I to blame. 24479.
Ashes of love. 2664.
At the fair. 19576.
Balkan patrol. 15096.
Battle in the air. 19616.
Because you belong to me. 17364.
Birmingham Bertha. 12755.
Chant d’amour. 12870.
Chinese festival. 10063.
Clash of the tribes. 10077.
Crying for love. 17586.
My dream girl
Dance of the brigands. 2904.
Dance of the Chinese devils.
10151-
Dawn brought me love and you.
464, 465, 5010, 5011.
Derelict. 10209.
Dream of a faun. 15396.
End of the lonesome trail. 19998.
Ev’ry little while I think of you.
5167.
Executioner’s dream.
Exile. 15454,
Face to face. 3037, 30388.
Feast of the golden
10398.
Funeral
- 10479.
Furies. 10481.
Galloping Jasper. 19491 (75).
Giovanna, to thee I am ealling.
5296.
Go find somebody to love.
13242.
Go to bed. 22609.
10374.
cockerel.
march for a_ puppet.
10535,
2149
INDEX
Trinkaus (G. J.) Continued.
Gunner Jim. 20178.
Harlequins. 27787.
He’s a lucky dog. 22679.
Heroic tale. 10618.
I ean see there’ll be a rainbow.
10684.
I’d like to be a Gipsy. 18391.
I’m a pilgrim. 3310, 3311.
I’m too young to be careful.
13463.
I still believe in you. 10769.
In a kitchenette. 15841.
Indian wedding feast. 22934.
Jes’ a lonesome pickaninny baby.
3446.
Just a lucky moment. 138628.
Keeping the wolf from the door.
25549.
Lady divine. 5802.
Lady Luck. 23637.
Lamplit hour. 1174.
Liza, Ill be waiting. 183816.
Mascarita waltzes. 12594 (232).
Maybe—who knows? 11228.
Mechanical man. 23223.
My mother’s photograph.
My people. 6148.
My song of the Nile.
Nobody cares if I’m blue.
23385.
16287, 18552.
26004.
Nothing to do—but think of you.
1563.
' Old man Pie-Hye. 26077, 26078.
Painting the clouds with sunshine.
16437.
Phenomena. 18737.
Pierrot’s wooing. 6327.
Pretty little you. 18783.
Ride of the witches. 11766.
Rock of ages. 4044.
Siege. 14415.
Simple Simon. 11918.
Singapore Sal. 1969.
Singing in the bathtub. 29054.
Slumber on. 19491 (213).
Smiling Irish eyes. 14448.
Somebody nobody loves. 6709.
Someone. 21407.
Sweet little lady of mine.
Take my seat, lady. 29221.
Tantalizer. 24015.
Tempest. 12147.
That’s what’s calling me back.
2169.
Things we want the most are
hard to get. 12192.
Tip-toe thru’ the tulips with me.
14674.
Tornado. 14687.
Tunis. 14715.
Violinist’s first book. 26799.
Wanderer’s plaint. 12341.
Welcome home. 12364.
12104.
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
What more can I say? 24240.
Where the butterflies kiss the
buttercups good-night. 17121,
21835.
Wishing and waiting for love.
14897.
Wouldn’t it be wonderful? 17180.
Yearning. 243863.
You and I, in the moonlight.
12519.
You ought to see my new baby.
14944.
Your love
27040.
Trio club favorite pieces for violin,
cello and piano. 293386.
Trio treasury. 16965.
Trip to Buffalo. 2589 (188).
Tr p to Paris. 26700.
Tripp (Daisy) True love came too
late. 2251.
Tripp (H. E.) Smile and be happy.
6682.
is all that I crave.
Trippett (Martin A.):
Geraldine caprice. 20133.
Three compositions for clarinet
solo with piano accompaniment.
14698.
Valse Jeanette. 19267.
Trissler (Charles) jr.:
It won’t be long now, baby. 8295. -
When the skies are blue, I'll al-
ways be nearer to you. 21821.
Tristan and Isolde. 2353, 19491 (253).
Tritschler (FE. W.):
Back to Oklahoma. 19602,
"Tis summer time. 21635.
Trivers (Benn) and Fram (Robert),
inc. :
Ail my life I’ve waited for you.
9756.
How did you get that way? 5458.
I’m in love with someone. 5549.
If you leave me. 5639.
Night was made for love. 11446.
Swinging in a hammock. 9334.
Who cares what tomorrow may
bring. 7209, 12450.
Why can’t I find someone. 9599.
Trix (Helen) Golden paradise.
27734.
Troback
2282.
Trombetta (Frank):
Boeceuccia di rose.
Occhi d’inecanto.
Trombley (Lillian) :
Short skirts. 9148, 21358.
Wreck of the Florida.
21897.
Trompeter von Sikkingen. T7487.
Tronieri (Theodore) Mississippi
moon. 1399.
(O. P.) Under stjirnorna.
17425.
18629.
(247,
2150
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Troske (Charlotte) :
Feeling blue over you. 22509.
I’m making believe I don’t care.
25318.
I wonder if I stand a chance with
you. 22875.
Path to your heart. 23582.
Sweet mem’ries. 238971.
Trost (RK. G:):
Because you don’t love me. 17365.
Is she mine. 280938. ~
Trotére (H.):
Marching. 9709 (147).
Strolling player. 17236 (406).
Within your heart. 17236 (488).
Trotére (Jeanie) :
Strolling player. 17236 (406).
Within your heart. 17236 (483).
Trotz g (A. C.) Lone Eagle’s wedding
song. 11095.
Trout (M. G.) For you baby I’m
smiling. 10452.
Troutt (Charlie) Mountain city
blues. 13940.
Trovatore (Il) 19273, 26777.
Trowbridge (H. O.)
salem. 4577 (3807).
Trowbridge (J. EH.)
salem. 4577 (307).
‘roaster (i. 1.) :
Peace of Jeru-
4 eanti per soprano e piano.
29340.
4 gesinge per canto e piano.
29341.
4 lieder per canto e piano. 29342,
29348.
Troy (Henry) Would you. 2527.
Troyer (Carlos) Foolish little
maiden. 4577 (118).
Trueblood (S. N.) Roll away clouds.
23709.
Trued (S. C.) Mauricette. 18424.
Truesdale (L. M.) Hoping you'll
come back some day. 5449.
Truesdell (W. S.):
Bright stars. 15181.
Robinette. 16577.
Truillet-Soyer (M.):
Berceuse. 172.
Bergeronnette.
Dame Souris. 448.
Grand-mére, 757.
Truman (Rolland):
I crave a little close harmony.
15716.
It’s all because of you, my dear.
22951.
Waiting. 14775.
Trumble (F. E.) Castles in the air.
21325.
Trytel (W. L.)
22189.
173.
Call of the Orient.
Peace of Jeru-
Tschaikowsky (P. I.):
Aibum d@enfants. 12263, 16972.
Andante cantab le. 14976 (356).
Barearolle. 12264, 16973.
Come unto Me. 16974.
Divertimento. 26711.
Gavotte. 26712.
Harvest song. 4870.
Humoresque. 26713, 26714.
Intermezzo. 26715.
Introduzione e fuga.
Legend. 2253.
Marche miniature.
Melodie. 2254.
Nightingale. 2255.
Nussknacker. 2257.
Pigue dame. 9482.
Russischer tanz. 2258.
Scherzo. 26717.
Symphony number four. 29349.
Tehaikovsky album. 19230.
Tin grenaders. 6998, 29350.
Trepak. 94383, 16975.
Twelve songs. 24426 (286, 287).
Wiegenlied. 17236 (484).
Tscherepnin (Alexandre)
Sonate. 2259.
Tucciarone (Pasquale) :
Bohemian girl. 4706.
Bridal chorus. ‘075.
Humoreske. 5465.
Minuet in G. 4722.
Mira, O Norma. 4727.
Norwegian dance. 5355.
Pizzicato. 5032.
Remembrance. 6428,
Soldiers chorus. 5341.
Spring song. 6007.
Sweet Adelina. 6812.
Triumphal chorus. 7047.
Twenty Classic violin duets.
Tucelli (Joseph)
star? 1066.
Tucker (Bessie) :
Bessie’s moan. 19646.
Better boot that thing. 27215.
Katy blues. 28189.
Mean old Jack Stopper blues.
26716.
26715.
16 @ (eas
7004.
Is there a lucky
PayPal
Old black Mary. 23507.
Penitentiary. 21145.
Fryin’ pan skillet blues. 18208.
Got cut all to pieces. 13265.
Tucker (Carl) :
Haunting perfume. 5390.
My dream_girl. 1467. ~
Tucker (Henry) Sweet Genevieve.
24426 (267).
Tucker (Jeannette) :
When the leaves are turning
brown. 29488.
Won’t, you tell me blue, moon.
14908.
‘2151
INDEX
Tucker (Johnny):
All I want is y-o-u. 9752, 9753.
Am I to blame. 24479, 24480.
Blue butterfly. 22140, 24605.
Collegiates on parade. 15266.
Dance of the paper dolls. 4995,
7708, 7709, 10154, 153810.
pt. IIT, 0. S., v. 24
Lights of home. 8431.
Nature’s Eastertide. 19491 (165).
Promise means just now. 172386
(327).
' Risen triumphant. 6461.
Sweeter than the lily. 19491
(229).
Honest I’m in love with you. | Tullar-Meredith co.:
854, 5444. .
I don’t wanna be good. 8105.
Maybe—who knows? 11228—
11230, 13854, 13855.
My beautiful sweetheart. 16236.
Oh Lou-iss tell me who you
choo-iss. 1599.
Papa is a mama now. 3901.
That’s what’s calling me _ back.
2169, 2170.
When I sang the tenor. 2435,
rales”
When I see myself in your eyes.
2436.
W:th you in the harbor of love.
2512.
Tucker (Stan):
Give me your smile today. 5306.
Happy with you. 22659.
I’m happy when I have the blues.
22809.
Love memory. 8486.
Misbehaving melody. 23278.
Moon of gold. 23302.
Tudor (T. E.):
Armless boy. 17316.
Comparison. 3897.
Ghosts. 10513.
Gooseberry pie. 17856.
I’m tired of waiting for you.
10754.
Just a song at twilight. 10940.
Lies—all lies. 11053.
Little log cabin. 1230.
Softly shines the moon. 14463.
Storm. 9287.
You left me lonely. 9665.
Tufanio (Hpifanio) :
A mio figlio. 19494.
Notte di gioia. 23467.
Tufo (V. R. del) See Del Tufo
(V. R.)
Tuggle (Maude) I’se gwine back to
Dixie right away. 27977.
Tullar (G. C.):
As a little child. 7398.
Drive away all care and sadness.
19491 (52).
Easter bells. 19491 (54).
All hail. 19528.
Bethlehem story. 17385.
Brooklyn Sunday school union
centennial. 17446.
Child leadeth. 19779.
Children’s hosanna. 19780.
Choice hymns. 19788. .
Christmas garden. 17525.
Christmas glory song. 19800.
Christmas. suggestion book.
aay ie
Cradle of Bethlehem. 22294.
Day in June. 17618.
Down the Haster pathway. 17665.
Easter suggestion book. 17696.
Emanuels praise. 29647 (58).
Garden of glory. 17800.
Golden days. 178438.
Hail! Easter King. 20185.
Hail Him. 20845.
Hail, mighty Victor! 20165.
Happy messengers. 17884.
He lives! the Saviour lives.
21724. ;
Heart gifts. 20227.
I heard the bells on Christmas
day. 22770.
Jehovah’s praise. 20521.
Jesus standeth at the door.
20524.
Joy bells. 18195.
Love gift. 20716.
Meredith’s choir songs. 20839.
Mother-love. 18487.
Mother’s day suggestion. 18489.
My mother. 20944.
One day in Palestine. 18671.
Open door. 18681. '
Rejoice, for Christ is born. 21225.
Responses, sentences and amen.
21230.
Star of promise. 19089.
Tell the blessed story. 21548.
‘Tidings of great joy. 24085.
"Tis Christmas. 21634.
To all people. 24096.
To life awake! 210389.
Victory. 21726.
White carnation. 193881.
Waster carols. 19491 (55). Tullius (W.):
Haster, restorer of lost dreams.
7809.
First Baster story. 19491 (68).
He did not die in vain. 19491
(92).
He lives to reign. 19491 (98).
2152
Alphonse et Estelle. 11839.
Anacréon. 10048.
Calme de la mer. 18882.
Deux journées. 10049.
Fierrabras. 11842.
Geneviéve. 11850.
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Sargino. 11821.
Titus. 11334.
Troyens a Carthage.
Vampire. 12308.
Vie pour le ezar.
Tunbridge (Joseph) :
Beloved, ’tis you. 22108.
Bubbling over with joy. 9974.
But I do say so. 9979.
Dreamland days. 22425.
Glad feet. 10525.
L-o-v-e. 23137, 283822.
Paradise square. 5528.
Roll away clouds. 6473.
Thin man and the fat man. 12191,
Two perfect lovers. 24145.
Virginia. 2329, 7062.
Who eares? 24299.
Wonderful you—commonplace me.
12497.
Tunstall (Fred):
Hair lip. 25127.
Man about town.
Tupper (J. F:)
hymn. 288.
Turandot. 6402, 16525.
Turball (William) Intermezzo. 26722.
Turehi (John) Ona moonlight night.
6245.
Turich (Felipin) :
Camello. 2803. ~
De alla vine y pa alla voy. 2927.
Destanteado. ... 2941.
Feo. 3059.
Turina (Joaquin) :
Buveurs de Manzanilla.
7553.
Chanson mauresque.
Chansons dans la nuit.
Contes d’Espagne. 7665.
Cordoue en féte. 2881, 7671.
Danse castillane. 7714.
Mosquée. 3691, 8644.
Nuit sur la baie de Palma.
Promenade. 8975.
Sanlicar de Barrameda.
Tournoi chevaleresque. 9412.
Turk (Fred) Ill be so happy. 5507.
- Turk (L. D. de) See De Turk (L. D.)
Turk (Roy):
T’ll tell the world. 923, 5516.
I’m the wealthiest man in the
world. 3331, 5579.
Lamp. a chair and a cigarette.
aan. oOL0,
Mean to m2.
9898,
12317.
25736.
Canadian aviation
2791,
2827, 7605.
7606.
8782.
26327.
1350, 3645.
One that I love loves me. 3866,
6257.
To be in love. 6947.
To-day and to-morrow. 6952.
When you were in love with no
one but me. 7198.
With you beside me. 7234.
Turkey in the straw. 6998.
Turkisher (Edward) :
Continuous motion. 4950.
Mayflowers. 3641.
Turley (F. L.) I still get a thrill out
of you. 20885.
Turlington (Dorothy) :
Alma mater. 22007.
If dreams come true.
Turman (Floyd)
for you. 25806.
Turnbull (Isabella)
Turner (A. U.):
Maid of yesteryear. 28370.
When you called me sweetheart.
29496.
Turner (Agatha):
California mama.
Love eall. 1272.
Turner (Andrew) Only mother knows
25379.
I’m feeling lonely
Memories. 1361.
282.
best. 11554.
TUrMeryecCe, Ax) Danse Carolina.
22330.
Turner (C. K.) O little town of
Bethlehem. 18623.
Turner (Della) Sorrow of an inno-
cent girl. 12017.
Turner (F. A.):
Blue devil rag. 27238.
Fort Worth rag. 27677.
Turner (G. C.) Whoopee love. 12457.
Turner (G. G.):
Let me be yo’ piccaninny. 3582.
Wasting the hours. 29446.
Turner (J. E.) Come back Dinah, I’se
been waiting long. 24426 (47).
Purnern. (JaceM.) Darkies’ jubilee.
12976.
Turner (Lee):
Aeroplane courtship. 7320.
Alita. 7344. |
Beautiful eyes of Virginia. 27195.
By the light of Dixie’s moon. 273.
Goodbye to you. 10556.
I’ve got you going and coming
my way. 10780.
In a little canoe with you. 28045.
In my garden of memories.
25430.
It’s you! 10890.
Jake bottle blues. 28121.
Laughing eyes. 1184. |
Magic moon. 283865.
My American girl. 8670.
My Jimmie. 20929.
New songs for the home and
radio.. 3785.
Stamp and whirl.
Sweetheart
2119.
Take me back, sweetheart.
Them lovin’ blues. 29269.
Wandering Lou. 9525.
26507.
Sue—I love you.
2127.
2153
INDEX
Turner (Lee)—Continued.
You will understand and know.
21946.
Youth and age. 21958.
Turner (P. H.) Voice divine. 17036.
Turner (V. M.) Wonderful lady.
14903.
Turner (W. S.) Cross is my emblem.
17584.
Turner-Maley (Florence) :
Awakening. 12682.
Fields o’ Ballyclare. 20047.
Longest and shortest day. 1252.
Out beyond the window-pane.
1651.
Wishing. 2505.
Turney (Catherine) :
Bleacher stomp. 17406.
Dance of the Twist ’em toys.
24794.
In cur love canoe. 18139.
You'll come back to EI Molino.
27020.
You’re my honey.
Turney (L. B.)
Turpin (EH. M.)
Hollywood Cal.
Tusiani (Michele)
1542.
Tustelli (A. T.):
Ligtria. 18288.
Louisa. 25667.
Martinetta. 25763.
Pace santa romana.
Polka felice. 26195.
Tuthill (H. B.) Cause I’m in love.
19470.
Eventide. 3029.
When you roll into
17118.
Nfamo destino!
23561.
27328.
Tutrinoli (Guido) Profumi prima-
verili. 8974.
Tuttle (William) Up high in the
sky. 17001.
Tvedt (J. M.) Berceuse et caprice.
17384.
Twarowski (Michael) Aldona. 22000.
Twelve violincello duetts. 20103.
Twelvetrees (Clyde) Lament. 28227.
7004.
songs.
Twenty classic violin duets.
Twice 55 plus community
21687.
Twilight shadows.
Twin beds. 12882.
Twin sister. 24426 (4).
Twinem (M. F.):
Old cabin loft in the old cabin
home. 263382.
Say it with flowers.. 26332.
Twinem (Mrs. P. D.):
Old cabin loft in the old cabin
home. 26382.
Say it with flowers.
Two guitars. 12280.
Two-part choir no. 3.
Two Scottish dances.
7010.
26332.
7014.
2898.
pt. 111, n. &., v. 24
Tye (A. H.) Mammy’s philosophy.
16110.
Tyers (Lena) Fiancée waltzes.
12594 (88).
Tyers (W. H.) Fiancée waltzes.
12594 (88).
Tyler (Dale) Oh! Louise. 1598.
Tyler (Joseph) jr. Men of Grotto.
18444.
Tyll. 26430:
Tyndall (Alma) Look, but don’t
touch! 23126.
Tyrrell (Bill) Since I found you.
9165.
Tyson (R. J.) My blue eyed Peggy
Rose. 1459.
Tziorogh (H. I.):
Oy hodyla. 1659.
Oy tchomu ze. 1659.
U. N. A. C. (Casa editrice musicale)
Mandolinista 1928, Piedigrotta U.
NiWAS (Ci) S61
Udall (Lyn) pseud.
(Jack).
Udine (Jean d’):
Jardin des caresses.
Sept poémes arabes. 12286.
Uhl (Alfred) Trio in A-moll. 21661.
Uhl (Martin) Da draussen beim
Radetzky ... 17597.
Uk (J Dp)
Love is like a tiny flower.
Teach me Thy way. 26607.
Uhr (Lenore) Tears. 29289.
Uhr (William) Tears. 29239.
Ukrainian music edition:
Hymn of the Ukrainian national
association. 27877.
Ukrainian folk songs. 21695.
Ulfrstad (M. M.) ‘Tyttebzeret. 16987.
Ullstein, a. b.:
' Deutsche volkslieder.
Idomeneo. 113381.
Negerlieder. 16308.
Rheinlieder. 16564, 16565.
_ iehrer-walzer. 12581.
Ultimo roméantieco. 26735.
Umansky (Annabelle) Lonesome and
See Keating
8301.
18253. .
9952.
blue. 28311.
Umberto (Neroni) Byrd. 2794.
Umberto (Pizzi) Medio-evo. 8566.
Umbriaco (Frank):
Pizzaca, pizzaca. 1706.
Zampognara. 2573.
Umfleet( K. R.) Christmas lullaby.
360.
Under a Texas moon. 18080.
Underhill (HE. H.):
Get away girls. 25057.
Kiss that baby again. 3502.
Ride ’em, cowboy. 6449.
Unett (J. S. A.) Preludes. 9459.
Ungektisste Eva. 578, 1902, 1999,
2351, 2495, 7028.
2154
IN DEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Unger (Herman):
Ehestand der freude. 24919.
Nichte im schiitzengraben. 28585.
Osterchor. 6277.
4 lieder fiir gemischten chor.
26742.
Unger (J. 8S.) Dreams, just ‘dreams.
17679.
Unger (M. F.) Gee! but she’s a pretty
baby. 17806.
Unger (O. S.) Empty arms are wait-
ing for you. 10335.
Union musical espanola:
Afloranzas. 12653.
Barearola. 12704.
Copla andaluza.
Hahliero: 1s13ai.
Mi paloma. 13891.
No me llores. 14044.
Pierrot sous la lune. 14182.
Pilarica y Santa Cecilia. 6328.
Que me llamen lo que quieran.
14256.
Rosario. 1831.
Seguidilla madrilefia.
Serenata. 14888.
Solera fina. 14469.
Sonata gallega. 6715.
Tuvo corazon. 7003.
Victima del tango. 14763.
Viva Madrid. T7066.
Union musicale franco espagnole:
Bernabé. 19645.
Chansons du cceur. 24707.
Love me darling. 25683.
Orientale. 26117.
Pajara pinta. 26136.
Prélude. 24450.
Rapsodie roumaine.
Sanlicar de Barrameda. 26327.
Union of South Africa, reciprocal
copyright protection of music, p. 5.
United commercial travelers march.
See U. C. T. march.
United Lutheran church in America.
Board of publications:
Children’s hymnal
book. 12883.
He is risen! 812.
Jesus ealls. 15921.
United Presbyterian board of publica-
tion. Bible songs. . 2589 (25).
United pub. co .:
All my sins are taken away.
27091.
Church and its kingdom. 27375.
Daddy and home. 10142.
Happy-go-lucky boy. 22655.
Jesus is coming, it may be soon.
12931.
14377.
26235.
and service
28130.
My little lady. 20935.
My old pal. 16276.
She just kept kissing on. 29009.
You and my old guitar. 21902.
2469—30——38
United States musie pub. co. America
for Americans. 17293.
United States school of music. Home
study lessons for the piano. 17940.
Universal dance folio for piano. 9462.
Universal edition, a. g.:
Actualités. 21977.
Alt-Wien. 11840, 11841.
Andante ma non troppo. 14546.
Apollo-hymne. 65.
Aquarellen-walzer.. 22030.
Aquile di Aquileia. 15053.
Arme Reinhold. 2659.
Au bereceau. 17326:
Auf den strassen zu singen. 15075.
Bal. 17345.
Ballade. 11275.
Ballade der Louetta Frink. 22081.
Ballade des Herrn B. W. Smith.
22082.
Berceuse. 12738.
Berlin im licht-song. 9897.
Blues. 9989.
Bomischer tanz. 12778.
Cavatina e gavotta. 22208.
Geské pisné a tance. 22209-22214.
Chicken pie. 10053.
Cing grimaces. 23746.
Coeur as. 22262.
Concerto. 12855, 19760, 22284.
Corvi di San Marco. 22289.
Der oder der? 22358.
Deutschmeister—slow—fox. 10216.
Divertissement. 15362.
Drei Heine-lieder. 12856.
Drei lustige marsche. 13667.
Drei méannerchore. 22451.
BHkkehard. 22458.
Erste symphonie. 10350.
Festlicher marsch. 15481.
Feuille d’album. 17752.
Fleur d’amour. 18172.
Flirt. . 104380, 10481.
Flohlied und standchen. 10434.
Foxtrot der Bessie. 13196.
Fiinf tanzstticke. 12367.
Furiant. 10480.
Gerechte gevatter.
Grosse fantasie.
Haarlem. 10576.
Harom ének. 138663.
Hary Janos. 22664, 22665.
Hat dich die liebe bertihrt. 15638.
Heure bleue. 10619.
13228.
15607, 23489.
Hdlderlin-lieder. 10636, 13341,
~ 22709.
Hot music. 10656.
In der kleinen bar... 22905.
Interrotte speranze. 13560.
Jazz masks. 13587, 13588.
Jiirg Jenatsch. 13614.
Kanonen-song. 8360.
Klein Jutka. 15971.
2155
INDEX
Universal edition, a. g— Continued.
Kleine dreigroschenmusik. 13660.
Klein suite. 25562.
Kleine symphonie. 15973.
Lettre d’amour. 13698.
Liebeslied. 1206.
Liebeslieder. 13701.
Ma-bram-hob-han. 20744.
Man, Gi neméam. 13809.
Maschinist Hopkins. 1336.
Mazurkas. 238219.
Minuetto. 23277.
MSa glagolskaja. 13944.
Naturlieder. 23421.
Ob Donau oder Rhein. 11499,
11500.
Ouverttire. 14269, 25494.
Polka. 11671.
Polonaise. 23616.
Preludio e danza siciliana. 18781.
Psaum 121. 11718.
Robes Pierre & co. 11772.
_Romanze. 143819.
Romanzetta. 18846.
Rosen. 14829.
Ruminische volkstinze. 23733.
Schiessbude. 14368.
Schwanda, der dudelsackpfeifer.
11852.
Sehwarze orchidee. 1901, 14374.
Sechs klavierstticke. 14671.
Seerfuberjenny. 11866.
Serbische weisen. 18910.
Serenade. 11876, 23779.
Sérénade d'amour. . 14387.
Serenata. 18915.
Sinfonietta. 26410.
Six cylinder rag-time. 11936.
Six jazz epigrams. 13277.
Six poémes. 25194.
Sonata. 11603.
Sonatina. 14497.
Sonnenuntergang. 12014.
Suite. 17152.
Surabaya-Johnny. 26555.
Symphonisches vorspiel. 24000.
Tango-ballade. 93845.
Tango macabre. 121385, 12136.
Tre liriche. 15008.
Trois mazurkas. 14270.
Vado, ma dove? 113835.
Valsette d’amour. 14753.
Variationen fiir orchester. 24178.
Vier stiicke. 17701.
Violinkonzert 3. 18492.
Waltzer der Grace. 14789.
Wandlungen. 14790.
Weihnachten. 26844.
Werk fiir streichorchester, 12374.
Wien, O Wien du stadt der lieder.
12472, 12478.
pt. IIT, n. 8., v. 24
Zwischenspiel. 12589.
Il. streichquartett. 14974.
III®™® sonate. 2259.
3. streichquartett. 21962.
6 griechische rhapsodien. 26169.
6° symphonie. 12592.
VIII. symphonie. 14976.
Why did the cow jump over the
moon. 7220, 9603.
Universal pictures corp.:
Agitator. 27075.
Agony. 27076.
Anguish. 27128.
Approaching danger. 27135.
Argument. 27140.
Betrayal. 27213.
Bosphorus. 27262.
Burglar. 27288.
Caballero. 27302.
Call of love. 27304.
Carmelita tango. 27319.
Chérie. 27348.
Confusion. 27412.
Coo-coo. 27417, 27418.
Decision. 27491.
Desire. 27501.
Despair. 27504.
Destruction. 27506.
‘Dirty villian. 27518.
Enticement. 27595.
Extasy. 27628.
Flatteries. 27660.
Forest fires. 27672.
Get happy. 25058.
Ghost on parade. 27709.
G-ggles. 27713.
Impending danger no 1. 28041.
Irritable. 28091.
Islam lament. 28095.
Jota felice. 28143.
Just you and I. 28178.
Lonliness. 28307.
Menace. 28483.
Mi corazon. 28446.
Mientras exista la fé entre los
dos. 28447.
Old fashioned waltz. 28703,
28704.
Oriental dance. 28781.
Quarrel agitato. 28874.
Recollections. 28890.
Silah. 29037.
Sneak. 29080.
Somebody to love me. 26448.
Subeonscience. 29160.
Sylvan glades. 29207.
Turbulence. 29358.
Unrest. 29378.
Wohabi. 29561. .
Woodland idyl. 29571.
Zeitungsaussehnitte. 12580. University City music publishers.
Zwei minnerchore. 17702, 22452. I'll have the blues all the time.
Zwei stiicke. 14271. 13414.
2156
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
University of Chicago.
University.
University of Michigan union.
rie-go-round. 28436. ;
University soc., ine.
do mundo. 25796.
Universum verlags, a. g. Basel
Reichsprisident Hindenburg.
18816.
Unter den linden Berlin.
Up in the air. 2290.
Up in the Alps. 9463.
Upchurch (Wright)
schemes. 27717.
Urban (L.) pub. Co.:
Collection of 38 original preludes.
See Chicago
Mer-
Melhor musica
164.
Girl my life’s
12906.
Pastoral mass in F. 14151.
Urban (Modine) Modernistic you.
23292
Urban (P. D.) MHeigh-ho, heigh-ho,
New York. 22692.
Urbanek (Fr. A.) & sons:
Album leaf. 17265.
Andante religioso.
Canzonetta. 17482.
Lullaby. 8507.
Meditation. 8567.
Prelude and fugue.
Recollections. 9014.
Regrets. 9017.
Romance. 18842, 18843.
Serenade. 18911. |
Slavonic dance. 18969.
- Song without words. 17265.
Valse caprice. 19265.
Urbanek (J. J.) Rubank melody al
7374.
18778.
bum. 4071.
Urbus (Regina) Dearie. 27490.
Urgel (Louis) Nuit au _ Louvre.
3817, 16349.
Urner (Catherine) :
Quatre mélodies. 9464.
Six songs. 9465.
Urtega (Luis) I am the living bread.
17983.
Usher (Ruth) My melody girl.
11387.
Usiglio (E.) Donne curiose. 24855.
Uthmann (G. A.)
3269.
Utrera (Adolfo) Maldita.
Vacca (Vincenzo) :
Antonietta. 12656.
Canzone dei montanari.
Cuor gentile. 12953.
Ricordo orientale. 14303.
Sognando. 14464.
Sogno d'amore. 14465.
Vagabond in fairyland. 9468.
Vaiana (Jerome) Scurdari.
Hymn to liberty.
20760.
12845.
14375.
Val (Jack):
I was not so particular. 13497.
Why can’t you love that way.
19388, 19389, 21858.
Valastro (Angelo) Lagrime di Er-
silia. 15988.
Valeauda (Joe) Meet me at the fair.
18435.
Valdare (Larry) :
Please Mister Dream Man,
21076.
Up a hill and down a hill to
you. 4392.
Valdemar (Paul):
At the circus. 12669.
Cadets patrol. 17460, 17461.
Car ride. 27315.
March of the brigands.
Peasant’s dance. 14155.
Tuscany dance. 12270, 12271.
Young hearts. 19478, 19479.
Valderrama (P. J.) Agachate el
sombrerito. 21986.
Valdes (BE. R.) What will Xmas
mean to me. 29474.
13822.
Valen (H. L. van) See Van Valen
(eas)
Valence (Marcel) Muleteros. 6083.
Valenti (Cesarino) :
Graziella del mio cuore. 13272.
Malia bella. 20761.
Mariettina bella. 20785.
Onde del mare. 21074.
Splendor della luna. 21451.
Viaggiando per lV’Italia. 14762.
Valentine (Buddy) pseud. See Tae-
cati (Joseph)
Valentine (Eric) Let’s be sweet-
hearts again. 11039.
Valentine (John) Gavot and Inter-
lude. 5272.
Valentine (Val):
If you’ve not heard it.
Sweet Hawaiian. 16848.
Valentini (Guiseppe) Idea per cam-
Grae 20a tS.
Valiant (Emil)
ways love you.
10824.
Remember I'll al-
18819.
Valisi (S.) Visioni di danze. 29411.
Valle (I. M.):
Aetatlar. 2
A la luz de la luna. 21967.
Adelante. 21980.
Al anis ;Por qué bebo? 12613.
Alma y corazon. 43.
Angel de amor. 22022.
Apasionado. 4642.
Arte mexicano. 7396.
Café de Roma. 278.
Celos. 317.
Con esos ojos. 398.
Cuando mas tranquila te halles.
22308.
Echamela pa’ca’. 10306.
2157
INDEX
Valle (I. M.)—Continued.
Hjote. 10317.
Emilio Portes Gil. 566.
Fusilamiento de Toral. 7936.
General Almazan. 10499.
General F. Angeles. 716.
Jauja. 1085.
Lupe Vélez. 11160.
Mafana de horas negras.
México altivo. 8596.
México en Chicago. 8597.
Mi ultima noche. 13879.
Nicolas. 1548.
No vengas a llorar.
No seas tonta. 23451.
Palacio de hadas. 23567.
Paloma mensagera. 23569.
5960.
23452,
Que yo quiero. 1758.
Rita. 1811.
Ternura. 12154.
Tristeza y dolor. 4862.
Uruapan hermoso. 9466.
Viva Celaya. 2332.
Valle (Jack) When I’m back with
you. 4472. .
Vallée (Rudy):
Aren’t we all vagabond dreamers.
12662.
Dream lover.
Honest I’m
854, 5444.
I’m just a vagabond lover. 5552,
8156, 8157, 18447, 138448, 22812.
I’m still caring. 15782.
There must be a sweetheart for
me. 21586.
You came, I saw, you conquered
me. 17196, 21906, 24376, 29600.
Vallejo (Francisca) Mon ame m/’ap-
pele. 28474.
Valley (Louis)
14884.
Webi CR, sive
Lover. 16088.
Vision of my heart.
Vallier (J. J.):
I can see for me a twilite. 27887.
O my honey will you with me fly,
fly. 28665.
You can’t put my broken heart
together. 29604.
Your little foot prints on the sand.
29635.
Vallone (Frank):
Ill miss you sweetheart of mine.
18011.
If you'll only forgive me.
Vallone (Joseph) :
Tl miss you sweetheart of mine.
18011.
(782.
in love with you.
Sentimental moon.
17035.
25395.
New York bella. 8751.
Pace Santa Romana. 11588.
Primavera bella. 1742.
Voci dello Martello. 9506, 12328.
pt. II, n. S., v. 24
Valverde (Joaquin) 15007.
Valverde (Jose) :
Dreaming dreams away. 530.
Alegrias.
Missing you so. 1398.
Vampire. 12308.
Vampo (Renzo) ’A canzone ’e Sant’
Andrea. 24427, .
Van (Marge) pseud. See Schoick
(Marge Van)
Vanagaitis (Antanas) :
Kisim laukan. 27579.
Gieda gaideliai. 27712.
Kaéiukas. 28181.
Man tik rodosi.
O Gia Gia. 28659.
Passaulis stovi. 28780.
Pragériau Zirgeli. 28846.
Salta Ziemuzé. 29940,
Velniu Simta. 29892.
Van Akin (M. F.) Cross is my em-
blem. 17584.
Van Alien (Patricia) :
I’m that way about you. 18059.
It’s perfectly simple. 20493.
Van Alstyne (Egbert) Dream man.
27554.
Van Alstyne (M. H.) Don’t wish to-
day for tomorrow. 27540.
Van Altena (W. P.):
28379.
As time passes on. 19568.
Just one more kiss. 25528.
My heart,is thine. 25918.
Personality—plus. 28802.
When all of my dreams come true.
19345.
Yes, this is heaven. 21901.
You have broken your promise to
me. 21916.
Van Anda (Laveen)
3659.
Van Beaver (William) :
Memory stream.
Blue days, Sweetheart. 12767.
Dream boy: 5094.
Dream town. 7784.
Girlie. 722.
Mother, don’t you worry. 8648,
13934.
My baby ain’t like she use to be.
6098.
Oh! and how. 11506.
Oh, please tell me. 21049.
Singing blue. 29052.
Sowers song. 16777.
Sweet memories. 12106.
Take a peek. 6846, 9342.
Van Buren (Burrell) :
Aeroplane song. 244388.
After I knew you. 24442.
Beyond the rim of the world.
7505.
Blue eyes. 24607.
Blue skies can make you happy.
15163.
Bring back my happiness. 24640.
2158
tts
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Buy your Durant to-day. 24656.
Cheer-o cheer-o my girl loves me.
10046.
Cliff by the sea. 7644.
Come back to me. 4937, 10097.
Day dreams. 12985.
Dead rose of love. 24818.
Fire in daddy’s grate. 15485.
Fly with me. 7906.
Garden of roses. 25042.
Girls look sweeter at half past
nine. 25074.
Give me your old faded roses.
15566.
Golden dreams. 25091.
Great smokey mountains and you.
7983.
Have you seen that baby of mine.
25154.
Hawaii, I am calling you. 13299.
Hot dog and loving pup. 25209.
I’d go a hundred miles to see her
smile. 10691.
I'd like to be a child again. 20307,
27892.
I found a white rose. 15728.
I have those moon beam blues.
5495.
I'm always dreaming of you.
25298.
I’m dreaming of you. 25304.
I’m waiting for you, Mary Ann.
15788.
I’ve got a million dollar baby.
25347.
I wish I had a sweetheart. 25366.
In fair Hawaii. 10841.
It’s a little old house just over
the hill. 10883.
It’s only you I love. 25468.
Jack Dempsey. 15903.
Light in your eyes. 13707.
Lindy, the knight of the air. 5854.
Los Angeles prison waltz. 11108.
Love dream of my heart. 18349.
Marie, I love you. 16133.
Mary. 25765.
Memories. 25801.
Moonbeams. 8637.
Moonlight love. 25866.
Mother dear, forget. 28493.
Mulligan’s ball. 13947.
My Emmy Lou. 25911.
My love will wait. 16272.
My mammy back in Tennessee.
25930.
My sweet girl. 16292.
My violin. 11416.
Oh Florida, fair land of sunshine.
11511.
Oh! it won’t be long. 11514.
Oh love of mine. 16376.
Oh, that you’d remember. 26(066.
Rafael. 26230.
Ruby. 11798.
Sail on, oh ships! 143846.
Sally dear, I want you. 16618.
She’s a daddy’s girl. 9135.
Snowflakes and roses. 29083.
Some one that did not care.
14481.
Springtime and you. 16794.
Sweet daddy mine. 16841.
Sweet land of memory. 12102.
Sweet little dove, I want your
love. 16846.
Sweet Marguerite. 12105. ~*
Sweet Nancy Lee. 6824.
Tell me you love me true. 29247.
There’s a difference between a
friend and a pal. 26645.
There’s a little brown house.
26648.
Treasure chest hunting. 16962.
Trip through the U. 8S. A. 12257.
Truly I promise. 26708.
Tune in on California. 12268.
Uncle Ned. 9454.
Waiting for dreams to come true,
24198.
Walkin’ and talkin’ to myself.
17047.
We came here to say a last good-
bye. 17064.
We will meet, dear mother, by the
golden gate. 7126.
When I get my parole. 19349,
26879.
When love has winged its way
across the sea. 17100.
When mother was a girlie. 26889.
When the world moans. 26902.
When you will kiss me again.
26912.
Where mother is waiting. 24289.
While you’re stepping out with
somebody else. 12445.
Winona. 26960.
You left me out in the rain. 12538.
You’re my one rose. 12549.
Your smile. 24411.
. Your song. 12569.
Van Camp (Jesse) April eyes. 4644.
Vance ¢D. Ra}:
It was so. 5714.
Like a little sunbeam. 13711.
Vance (Doris) Back to my Georgia
home. 15094.
Van Cleve (Bert) :
I-can’t sleep in the movies any
more. 20300, 22753.
Little darlin’, it’s you. 25630.
Who cares anyhow. 19383.
Van Cooth (Bill). Promise me.
IVA:
Van Couenhoven (H. W.) Hymn for
St. Joseph of Arimathea. 3268.
2159
INDEX
pt. IIT, n. S., v. 24
Vandall (N. B.):
He can save me too. 3204.
He’s so wonderful to me.
Just one glimpse. 25527.
My best friend. 38715.
Steal away and pray. 29145.
Vander (John) Feelin’ blue. 7874.
Vanderlaan (Hpko) Dear old Minne-
sota. 5026.
Vanderlip (R. W.):
Little tavern. 16049.
Seven responses. 17024.
Vandermyn (A. J. P.):
For she loves me. 7914.
Keystone athletic club song. 8871,
18232.
Lonely for you. 5889.
Medinah athletic club song. 23225.
Ohio River song. 26070.
Vanderpool (F. W.):
Ma little honey bee. 5939.
My dusky Lou. 14976 (224).
Thru all the years. 29297.
Vandersloot (C. D.)
Sea moon. 24892.
Vandersloot (C. E.)
4577 (274).
Vandersloot (F. W.):
By the rippling Schuylkill’s shore.
4577 (45).
Dreams of Hawaii and you. 5105.
Vandersloot music pub. co.:
Dreams of Hawaii and you. 5105.
Dreamy South
Mid-summer.
Dreamy South Sea moon. 24892.
Ivory kapers. 25474.
Little ball of string. 5860.
Vandersmissen (Ch.) Ouverture 1é-
gére. 18708.
Van der Straeten (E.) Violoncello
album. 26791.
van der Stucken (Franz) ‘Three chor-
ales from the St. Matthew Passion.
24542.
Vandervort (M. L.)
5424.
Van der Weyden (H. J.)
moon plane. 28738.
Van der Weyden (W. M.) Our honey:
moon plane. 28738.
Vandevere (J. L.):
Blossom, rosebush. 9922.
Dance with me. 10156.
Fox and the crow. 10462.
Gavotte. 10492.
Jump Jim Crow. 3462.
Little John. 11082.
Man in the wood. 11190.
Poet and peasant. 11668.
Hide-away bay.
Our honey-
Shall I tell you. mother. 11886.
Soldier song. 11851.
Suse, little Suse. 12097.
Swinging in the lane. 4257.
25164.
Van Dieren (Bernard) :
Charles I de Valois, Duc d’ Orléans.
10089. '
Quartetto 6. 11728.
Vandiver (G. L.) My Missouri cabin.
6136.
Van Dommelen (C. E.) It may be a
day. 25462. -
Van Dyke (May):
Consider the lilies. 12926.
God is our refuge. 13249.
Turn ye, turn ye! 14717.
Vane (Leslie) If love but live. 13516.
Van Ellen (Al.) Scent that Billy sent
to Millicent. 23758. .
Van Eps (F.) Some fun. 290938.
Vaneuf (André) pseud. See Cohen
(Sol)
Van Geldern (Charlotte) Betty-Lou.
180.
Van Houten (M. C.) Hush little wan-
dering breeze. 17975.
Van Leeuwen (Ary) Governer.
Van Loan (Paul):
By the dreamy shores of Hawaii.
Bate:
Dark moon. 19889, 19890.
Feist’s jingles. 18154.
Jango. 15909, 20511.
Joe College. 10912.
My song of the Nile.
Song of the West.
Van Nort (Isabella) :
I’m glad I live just when I do.
5538.
Since mother went away. 6653.
Van Nuys (L. B.) My little boy’s eyes.
8691.
Van Oost (Arth.):
Danse des tulipes.
Grazioso. 5851.
Marche de l'industrie.
Méditation. 5993.
Mirka. 6082.
Pont d’amour.
Van Osdell (HE. H.)
sweetheart. 10772.
Van Poznak (Seymour) :
Lorraine. 8478.
One I love. 8885.
Van Rees (Cornelius) :
Orchids. 6271.
Sing aloud unto God. 16708.
755.
20960.
16762.
5000.
5964,
6352.
I still love you,
Van Rensselaer (Madge) Can she
dance? uh huh! 4839.
Van Riper (C. K.) Ivan. 8297.
Van Schoick (Margie) Honey baby.
22123.
Van Scoyk (Charles) Just because I
love you. 28162.
Van Sickle (Robert) :
Beautiful Ozark moonlight. 140.
Blue bells are chiming you back
to me. 201,
2160
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Deloris of you I am dreaming.
479.
Down in rainbow glen. 19950.
Garden of the South. 707.
Golden time is near. 5326.
I stole a kiss from a dear little
miss. 950.
I wonder if you still love me. 976.
In the garden of beautiful rose.
1082.
Little brown shack in the West.
18296.
Lonely blues. 1245.
Lonesome man. 18744.
Longing. 1254.
Lost love. 231384.
Mother, how sweet the name.
aog4.
My dream is you. 6109.
Oh, gasoline. 1595.
Ohio River moon. 21058.
Old Flop Ear. 16886.
She thought I was her brother,
21341.
Sing Sing singers.
Somewhere. 14491.
Virginia West. 21736.
With a mother’s prayer you soared
26414.
high. 2508.
Wreck at Trout’s Spur. 2529.
Van Valen (H. L.) My mother’s
day. 18989.
Vanzande (René)
Van Zile (H. M.):
Call of the desert.
Gypsy bred. 18278.
Smoke dreams. 14449.
Vagabond. 14746.
Varady (Aladar):
Mért szomort kisasszony? 20844.
Varady Aladar eredeti magyar
dalai. 21720. ;
we, Ge ar.
4080.
Semailles. 23776.
12830.
Vardell Salem alma
mater.
Vardell (Charles) jr.
lovers. 15875.
Varela (Conrado):
Adios, Mexico amado.
Alla en lejanas tierras.
Angel de amor. 19550.
Ausencia. 27155.
Cotorra. . 27423.
Desesperado. 19919.
Despedida. 17639.
Ensuenos. 17711.
Entonces. 17713.
Escuchame. 17718.
Horas pasan. 17956.
Hoyuelos de mi negra.
Idolo mio. 18100.
Mujer pura. 28511.
Nifia gentil. 28620.
Oh! cuén amargo.
Pelo 4 pelo. 11633.
Inimitable
27065.
17276.
17968.
18634.
Pobre mujer. 18758.
Suenos. 19061.
Suspiro. 19074.
Te amaba inocente.
lh ih al a Feb aU
Ultimas horas. 293864.
Unos ojos. 19261.
Vi ‘partir: '19279,
Varela (L. N.):
Ay no mas!!
Cabellos de oro.
19122,
12686.
9997.
Carmen. 7583.
Corrido de Los Reyes. 10118.
Mamacita linda. 11182.
Tomochic. 12231.
Varése (Edgar) Amériques. 27116.
Vargas (Joe) What good are dreams.
19335.
Vargas (Manuel) Es muy cierto.
27604.
Vargas (S. H.) Lonesome hours.
1249.
Vargas (Si) See Vargas (S. H.)
Varkony (Bela) Santa Claus is com-
ing. 28950.
Varney (C. M. d.):
Fiancé de Thylda. 2589 (96).
Princesse Bébé. 19491 (192).
Varney (Carl) Paradise square.
5528.
Varney (Louis) :
. Fiancé de Thylda. 2589 (96).
Mademoiselle George. 2589
(188).
Mousquetaires au couvent.
25882.
Polka des p’tits vieux trés chics.
12594 (310).
Princesse Bébé.
19491 (192).
Varsoviana.
2312.
Vashon (G. B.) South California.
23910.
Vashon herald. Vashon we _ love.
Zoloy
Vaska (Vana):
For you and for me. 10451.
Just whisper and tell me. 3485.
Let’s try it over again. 16012.
My memories of you. 18987.
Sweetheart of mine come back to
me)! DAT:
When mammy sings a bye low
song to me. 17101.
Wonder girl. 12492.
You belong. to me. 12523.
Vasquez (J.) México en Chicago.
8597.
Vasseur (Henry):
Bereceuse. 15131.
Printemps. . 16512.
Vaughan (C. W.):
Chicken. 12881.
' Far better than gold.
Follow me. 664.
27635.
2161
INDEX
Vaughan (C. W.)—Continued.
His glory is shining for me. 887.
Ill never be lonesome in heaven.
27930.
I shall not be moved. 22848.
Jog along boys. 13604.
Make Him yours. 23179.
O joyous day. 26086.
Why did you not
24814.
Vaughan (F. W.)
2330.
Vaughan (G. C.)
Vaughan (G. H.)
shield. 15118.
Vaughan (J. D.):
City of wonderful love. 374.
Don’t hinder me. 507.
Garden of my heart.
show me?
Virginia mammy.
Sunset sea. 29171.
Behold, O God our
5270.
Home of the home-sick soul.
852.
Inner circle. 1051.
Music waves. 1450.
O such wondrous love. 1587.
Rapture. 1780.
Sheltered by love. 1948.
Since Jesus laid His hand on me.
1963.
Valley of my tears.
Vaughan (J. W.)
father once more.
Vaughn (EK. M.)
2293.
I’d like to see
27893.
That old fashioned
garden. 24082.
Vause (N. J.) Outside of that she’s
a good little girl. 18702.
Vauter (Dorothy) jr. Caress. 7310
(26).
Vavruska (Teresa) On the banks of
the dreamy Delaware. 21068.
Vazquez (Juan):
Al anis 4Por qué bebo? 12613.
Lupe Vélez. 11160.
Vazquez (R. R.) Sueno de mis
amores, 29161.
Veach: (CF. L,)) :
Home made blues. 15680.
I’m getting to be a bg girl now.
134387.
My little loving girl. 18531.
Vean-Rhae (Ray) Dream-man please
send a drenm to me. 18059.
Veazey (J. A.) Impatient blues.
8240,
Véecsei (D. J.):
Fox trot melodie. 15522, 15523,
25020.
Fox-trot melody. 25020.
Melodie. 8575-8577, 9481.
Melody. 2314.
Veiga (Genaro):
De punta y hacha.
Nene lindo. 14027.
7727.
pt. 111, 0. S., v. 24
Porqué me dejas. 8947.
Serrana. 14392.
Vékey (A. de) See De Vékey (A.)
Vela (Cayo) Capitana.. 24682.
Velazco (Em'l):
Automaton. 7419.
Cat-naps. 7591.
Finger twister.
Funny fables.
Komedy tid-bits.
Love’s effervescence.
Mitzi. 6042.
Nifty noodles.
Polly Toddle.
Snow crystals.
Violence. 9496.
Velazquez ( Vicente)
Hlena.. 24943.
Velicka (Benedict) :
7887.
7934.
8383.
8494.
8754.
$943.
9196.
Enojos de
Dziaugsmai ir verksmai. 5122.
Plaukiantieji garsai. 6355.
Vellones (Pierre) Planisphére. 1707.
Velt (Mare) Rak6éezy. 16540.
Vena (Andrew) As pretty as a pic-
ture. 22088.
Vena (C. C.) Norwood high march-
ing song. 3808.
Veneziani (Vittore) Coro a Fresco- .
baldi. 407.
Ventre (F. L.):
If I should lose you. 28024.
Let’s build a nest for two. 5835,
8413.
Ventura (Angelo):
Pace Santa Romana. 11588,
23561.
Voci dello Martello. 9506, 12328.
Veo (Harold):
Fasc'nating dream. 10392.
I was made to love you. 13496,
18087.
Veracini (F. M.) Grave. 5349.
Verdi (Giuseppe) :
Anvil chours. 19278.
Attila. 2589 (349).
Celeste Aida. 2318.
Donna é& mobile. 24176, 26775,
26776.
Erinnerung an _ Verdi's A‘da.
24177.
Ernani. 2589 (350).
He lives! the Saviour lives.
21724.
Heroes of old. 7046.
Miserere. 29398.
Miserere ed Ah! che la morte.
26777.
Otello. 21725.
Triumphal chorus. 7047.
Vépres siciliennes. 17236 (447).
Victory. 21726.
Volta la terrea. 17236 (448).
2162
meee et S
—
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Verdun (—):
Agitato al valzer. 14996.
Agitato misterioso. 14998.
Allegro agitato. 15022.
Allegro drammatico. 15018.
Allegro giocoso. 15020.
Andante doloroso. 15037.
Andante relig oso. 15038.
Andantino. 20278.
Appassionato cantabile.
Baceanale. 17341.
Calmo meditativo.
Danza barbaresca. 15319.
Danza orientale. 15328.
Humoresque. 15700, 15701.
Maestoso pomposo. 16104.
Moderato semplice. 16199.
Momento rustico. 16204.
’ Pastorale. 15695.
Pizzicato misterioso. 16481.
1® allegretto grazioso. 21959.
1** allegro moderato. 17231.
2° allegretto grazioso. 21960.
2™° allegro moderato. 21961.
Verdun (Henry):
Au revoir, Paris.
Hostellerie de la
15687.
J’ai une touche. 3485.
Moins de cent-ans. 11300.
Ne t’en vas pas. 6168.
S’ils en avaent. 16608.
Vie est belle. 17029.
Vieilles maisons. 17030.
15052.
17468.
7414,
vertu. 3247,
Vereecken (Ben) Vereecken (Ben)
album. 14760.
Veretti (Antonio) Due ecanti del
Tasso. 14761.
19853.
Oud-vlaamsche
Verhearst (Victor) Cross.
Verheyden (Edward)
kerstliederen. 3880.
Verlorene ring. 7048.
Verlorene sohn. 4410.
Vermilya (Marjorie) :
Let’s go. 282558.
Summer breeze. 29164.
What’s a fellow to do. 29471.
Vermilyea (S. T.) Don’t wait for your
_ dreams to come true. 5073.
Verner (H. C.) Mother is my sweet-
heart. 28497.
Vernon (Franklyn) That rests en-
tirely with me. 21561.
Vernon (M. 8S.) Paul Revere’s ride.
11628.
Vernon (Paul):
Idyll. 7049.
Legende. 5828. ;
Vernor (F. D.) Girl I love.
Verona (Harry):
Dat resurrection reveille. 19893.
Drug store cowboys of Michigan.
27566.
22597.
In the garden of love. 20464.
Just a bum, 28155.
Pardon me gal. 16446.
Were we meant to be _ aione.
14814.
Verona (R. M.) After all you’ve told
me. 4594.
Veronesi (Ruggero)
7816.
Vert (Juan):
La del soto del parral. 28221.
Ultimo romantico. 26735.
Vertriebsstelle des verbandes deutscher
biihnenschriftsteller und _ biihnen-
komponisten, G.m.b.H. Ungektisste
Eva. 7028.
Verweire (J. L.):
General electric.
Mareh Dunbar.
Vesper (R. C.)
16567.
Vessella (Alessandro)
14250.
Vest (M. C.): ;
Cleveland disaster. 12902.
How can I call you sweetheart.
13367.
My Indian love moon.
Veto (Chas. de)
Viani (Edoardo) :
Baci e follie. 9845.
En s’ amousant.
715.
16116.
Rhythmic sketches.
Inno a Roma.
13976.
See De Veto (Chas.)
Bacio di Conchita. 9847.
Sul renon. 12081.
Vibbard (J. B.) Alone with God.
9761.
Vicari (Giovanni) :
Gioia di bimba.
Mariuzza. 20788.
Primo amore. 26216.
Sogno di madre. 26438.
Vickers (Izme):
Harebell. 8009.
Wild rose. 8009.
Victor (Archibaldo) Dreamy Panama.
22431.
Victor music roll co.:
Matopolski sztajerek. 20762.
Srbrne wesele wojta. 21460.
SzabasOwka polka. 21529.
Zalotna. 21954.
Victor pub. co.:
Ill tell ma when I get home.
10724.
I’m on my way south. 8164.
Ooh, love, I do love. 23544.
Scent that Billy sent to Millicent.
20139.
23758.
Was it fair—? 24205.
Victoria (Alfredo) My dreams.
16250.
Vidal (Alfonso) Granada! 27754.
2163
INDEX
Vidal (Paul)
14990.
Vie parisienne. 21040.
Vie pour le czar. 12317.
Vieni sul mare. 29402.
Vierne (Louis) :
Danse rustique. 2589 (68).
Idylle. 2589 (352).
Légende bourguignonne.
(158).
Meditation.
Messe solennelle.
Pieces pour
(260).
(Rene)
Adagio et saltarelle.
2589
17236 (258).
2589 (219).
harmonium. 14976
Vierne Meditation. 17236
(258).
Vieth (H. J.):
Ahasver. 14999.
Angst. 15043.
Cairo. 15204.
Danse chinoise.
Teddy. 16882.
Vietmeyer (R. M.):
Goldfish all my own. 17848.
Let me remember. 23058.
Vieton (Southwick) Ive fallen for
15317.
you. 5598.
Vieu (Jane):
Andalouse. 24426 (8).
Belle au bois dormant. 24426
(25).
Carillons blanes. 12594 (41).
Castillane. 7310 (27). .
Libellules. 24426 (141).
Madame Tallien. 7310 (89).
Magicienne. 24426 (164).
Menuet de la princesse. 24426
(175).
Menuet du lys. 24426 (176).
Monsieur Noel. 24426 (186).
Pompadour. 24426 (227).
Seduction. 24426 (248).
Vers le réve. 12594 (406).
Viggiani (Frank) Mary, I love you
truly. 18418.
Vigil y Robles (Eduardo) Se va y
se va. 21311.
Vigoreaux (Hrnesto)
tierra produce. 697.
Vikan (G. O.) Great event.
Vilar (José) :
Fume lo que su
dt71.
Cosas de la vida. 19841.
Merenguero. 20840.
Viles (L. D.) Memories at twilight.
AA
Villa (Pastor) :
Dos mentiras. 24865.
Nectar de la ilusi6n. 25968.
Pajarito borinqueno. 28761.
Villa-Lobos (H.):
Amazonas. 27112.
Choros. 351, 7633-7635.
Danses africaines. 24802.
Deuxiéme trio, 77438.
~pt. 1, n.8., v. 24
Estrella é lua nova. 7831.
Grand concerto. 7979.
Mok6écé cé-maka. 8624.
Na Bahia tem. 8729.
Nonetto. 23459.
Nozani-na. 8781.
Papae curmiasst. 8873.
Premiére sonate-fantaisie. 23631.
Rudepoéma. 9070.
Tres poemas indigenas. 7056.
Troisiéme trio. 9426.
Viola quebrada. 9495.
Xango. 9641.
Villana (La) 26786.
Villani (Lazzaro) Pietoso waltz.
26179.
Villarreal (J. F.)
Ville (Leo de)
Ville (Paul de)
Villiers (P. K. de).
(P. K.)
Villoch (Hinar):
A elske en sjOmand. 7311.
Host. 25195.
Jasmin. 8302.
Mascot. 8555.
Orchidée. 8845.
Skjzergardsvals.
Stleikha. 26544.
Trampevisen. 9418.
Villoldo (A. G.):
Budinera. 261.
Choclo. 344.
Villoni (D.) & son:
Hermit. 5418.
Orphan girls. 3877.
Villoni (Domenick) :
Hermit. 5418.
Orphan girls. 3877.
Villsing (A.) Exercices de Antoine
No llores. 28626.
See De Ville (Leo)
See De Ville (Paul)
See De Villiers
26419.
Rubinstein. 17236 (848).
Vilven (TeRene) Melody of love.
11249.
Vinal (Frederic) :
Joy-bells are ringing. 4577 (192).
Love divine. 14976 (1938).
Stars of night are thine. 14976
(315).
Vinal (M. S. T.): .
Joy-bells are ringing. 4577
(192). :
Love divine. 14976 (198).
Stars of night are thine. 14976
(315).
Vinaroff (G. E.):
Come, Lord Jesus, and kindle a
flame. 17556.
Joy and gladness in my heart are
ringing. 10918.
Vineent (Charles) :
Fairy glen. 17236 (126).
Hunt the hare. 17236 (168).
Meadow sweet. 17286 (257).
Snake charm. 17236 (386).
2164
ons. ee Sage aig 5 me.
a
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
Vincent (H. B.) Prodigal son. 29647 | Virtue (C. ©.) I will lift up mine
(180). eyes. 22871.
Vineent (Paul) No cover charge. | Viscia (M. S.) Meet me on the lawn.
28624. 8569.
Vincent (Ray): Visée (Robert de) Petite suite en
Harmony heaven. 25148. ré mineur. 8908.
I’m wishing by the wishing well. | Vision of the Sissora. 19522.
8183. Vita (Giuseppe de) See De Vita
Vincent (Ruth) By the log fire. 2793. (Giuseppe)
Vineent (V. W.) Memr’ries of long | Vitak (Louis) :
ago. 11256. Kas bus-polka. 28187.
Vincent (W. C.) What can I do to Lament pijaka. 28228.
win your love. 29467. Lauterbach. 23046, 23047.
Vincenzo (Raiph de) See De Vincenzo Luna-csairdis. 23166.
(Ralph) Natalija-kolo. 29174.
Viney (R. B.) Sunkist cottage out
in the West. 26548.
Vingt-et-une chansons canadiennes.
10457.
Vidla quebrada. 9495.
Viola-verlag, G. m- b. H.:
Jeden tag sonnensehein ...
20518, 20519.
Liebes friulein, wenn sie heute
abend frei sind... 20647,
20648.
Mein liebes deutsches heimat-
land! 20821, 20822.
Serenade. 6597.
Was hialtst du von Veronika?
Siiol, ‘21762:
Violettes de la Malmaison.
Violin (Mischa)
plication. 15838.
Violin classics. 14976 (368).
Violinsky. pseud. See Ginsberg (Solly)
Viotti (G. B.):
Concerto.
26399.
Impassioned sup-
17236 (79).
Violin-konzert. 14769.
Virgil (A. M.):
Climbing roses. 4925.
Dance memories. 4992.
Diagram illustrating correct and
incorrect tone lengths. 27057
(31).
Diagram of movements used in
exercise no. 12. 27057 (32).
Ear training answer diagram.
27057 (387).
Fairy scenes.
Practical instruction in
training. 27057 (110).
Practical instruction in the study
of time and rhythm. 27057
(111).
Touch-finger discipline and con-
trol. 27057 (150).
Virgil method of pianoforte tech-
5043.
ear
nie. 27057 (159).
Virginia. 6473, 7062.
Virginia Dare, ltd. Virginia Dare.
24186.
Neptijdeme spat aZ rano v Sest.
23427, 23428, 28600.
Pojd, pojd—valéik. 28830.
Ritka btiiza-czardas. 28911.
Sitas sokis del visu. 29058.
Supkinja-kolo. 29174.
V-E Polish dance orchestra col-
lection no. 5. 293881.
Vitak-Elsnie co.:
Amazon. 27110, 27111.
Ballet dancer. 27182, 27183.
Boli mé hlavéka. 27253.
Bono polka. 27258, 27259.
Do uciechy polskiego
Pay
Hs-As-polka.
Jetelicku v lese.
Kas bus-polka. 28187.
Lament pijaka. 28228. |
Lauterbach. 23046, 23047.
Luna-esardas. 23166.
Natalija-kolo. 29174.
Neptijdeme spat aZ rano v Sest.
23427, 23428, 28600.
Oberek podlaski. 28674.
Pojd, pojd—val¢ik. 28830.
tanea.
27600, 27601.
28134.
Ritka biiza-czardas. 28911.
Sitas sokis del visu. 29058.
Supkinja-kolo. 29174.
7-K Polish dance orchestra col-
lection no. 5. 29381.
Vieni sul mare. 29402.
Woodland idyl. 2522, 29572.
Z matopolski. 29638.
Z wielkopolski. 29639.
Vitolin (Jan):
Agitato. 21987.
Break of day. 19704.
In the darkness. 15857.
Tragic end. 14690.
Vittadini (Franco):
Campagnuola. 12834.
Grottesea. 13276.
Mattinata. 138849, 18423.
Mistiea. 13912.
Pastorale. 14152.
Plenilunio. 14199.
Vittori (Pasquale) Napule d’esta’.
6165.
2165
INDEX
pt. IIT, n. S., v. 24
Vittoria (T. L. da)
26783.
Vittoriano (Aladino) Spaghetti, sal-
amy, boloney from over the sea.
12024.
i Viva la ecotorra!
Vivaldi (Antonio) :
Concerto. 2333.
Fifty classic masterpieces for
violin and piano. 5899.
Larghetto. 138678.
Violinkonzert. 21735.
Vive Leroy. 19989, 20515, 20597,
21149, 24653, 24702, 25486, 26139.
Vives (Amadeo):
Flamencos. 14993.
Rosario. 1881. ©
Villana. 26786.
Vivio (Antonio) In nineteen twenty
seven. 38403.
V’la manneken-pis.
Vinenos™ (Ac a.)
Vidi speciosam.
26798.
3618.
Ymnos tis Ahepas.
$646.
Vodery (Will) Hills of old New
Hampshire. 25187.
Voelker (George) :
Minstrelesque minglings. 14976
(218).
Venetian gondolier. 24426 (292,
293).
Voros (Feri):
Csokos “nyari éj? ..°. 425:
Hallgat-e még aé sziv szavara?
20192.
Hovirag. 20272.
Kinek a szoOke, kinek a barna...
1145.
Maganak nem leszek én t6bbé
bolondja. 20751.
Magara vagyom...
Vogel (Florentin) :
Chistera. 24716.
Pasaka. 14149.
Yoko-garbia. 27000.
Vogel. (H...L)e
Sing a song. 29047.
Whispering lane. 29516.
Wind in the trees. 29545.
Vogel (Paul) I live in memory.
Vogel (Robert) :
Sophia waltz.
Sophie. 16764.
Vogelhiandler. 7068.
Vogogna (Ettore) :
In punta di piedi.
Passione! 28784.
Voice of praise. 21740.
Voigt (Paul) Wandering musician.
17056.
Voila le printemps.
Vol. (iH. DW) de)
Volk (Gustav)
‘21461.
1310.
5505.
4187.
22918.
550.
See De Vol (F. D.)
Stadt der lieder.
Volkmann (R.):
Shepherd. 21345.
Under the linden tree. 21698.
Volkmar (O. K.) Seeking life’s
golden keys. 16658. .
Volkwein bros.:
Asters. 19571.
Butterecups. 19730.
Carnations. 19756.
Comme vous l’aimez. 19828, 22278.
Cuckoo clock. 19860.
Daffodils. 19869. :
Dahlias. 19871.
Dainty damozel. 4989, 19873.
Gentle breezes. 22582.
Geraniums. 20134.
Gladiolas. 20147.
In the pirate’s cave.
Larkspurs. 20611.
Lilacs. 206583.
Marigolds. 20786.
Moonbeams. 20874, 23304.
Old folks at home. 260738.
Omar. 21063.
Orchids. 21097.
Overture of overtures.
28752.
Poppies. 21181.
Rolling waves. 21256.
Sunset on the water.
Tumbling. 24133.
Turkey in the straw. 26073.
Voll (Calvin de) See De
(Calvin)
Vollmar (Jacob):
Amo a ka la. 22016.
Day an nite blues. 22340.
I waena o na pua. 22857.
Joyful moments. 22982.
Makai march. 23178.
Owe a na wai. 23560.
Village chimes. 24181.
Vollmer (Hdward) :
Boy scouts of the U. 8. A. 4786.
I won’t believe it’s raining. 8220.
That harmonica band. 4278.
Vollmer (J. F.):
Far from the fields: of Flanders.
20469.
26132,
21500.
Voll
27636.
How can they look so hot and be
so cold. 869.
I won’t believe it’s raining. 8220,
22878. -
Moonlight. 20876.
That harmonica band. 4278.
Tired. 216316
Vollmer bro. & Luck. Boy scouts of
the U. S. A. 4786.
Volistedt (—) Sing till the clouds roll
by. 11927.
Volistedt (Rob.) Zauber-clarinette.
27050.
Volmer (Grace) Melancholy wind.
23229.
2166
|
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|
nos. 1-12, 1929
i 8
Volpatti (F.) jr.:
Miettes d’ amour.
Premiers rayons.
Volpe (Alberto)
16183.
21192.
Mather news, when
the angel gone forever. 25780.
Volpe (Arnold) :.
Burned letter. 12805.
Quartet in G major. 23655.
Volpi (Ulderico) :
Illusione. 5644.
Minnesota. 8605.
Volswinkler (Hazel) Dreaming of
mother and home. 27562.
Von Doenhoff (Albert) :
Ballerina. 15097.
Cradle song. 415.
Here comes the band. 15659.
Lonely traveler. 16057.
Spinning wheel. 2053.
Valse. 2344.
von Haupt (Lois) Taps. 29230.
Von Kunits (Luigi) Scales and arpeg-
gios for the violin. 28963.
Von Lackey (Irma) I heard a red
bird singing. 10711.
von Osten (Edna) Loyla.
Von Tilzer (Albert) :
I’d like to see more of you,
Madam. 15719.
If you haven’t somebody to love.
8235.
It doesn’t take So much to make
me happy. 3424.
Judgement day. 3460.
25704.
3838.
Oh! baby what a night!
Von Tilzer’s (Albert) famous
songs of the past. 2346.
When the trees are filled with
blossoms. 29647 (253).
Von T:lzer (Harry):
Breathin’ heavy. 17483, 17434.
By the dawn’s early light. 17456.
De dago, de org’ and de monk.
27657 (29).
Down where the Wurzburger
flows. 24426 (70).
Hair of the dog that bit . you.
17874.
Hokum. 17934.
In the heart of the mighty deep.
27057 (59).
In you all my dreams come true.
18154, 18155.
Just a little dairy for Mary and
me. 18205.
Lookin’ hot and _ keepin’ cool.
18329, 18330.
Lovable rogue. 18342.
Love me, love my dog. 18354.
Nonchalant. 18607, 18608.
Not enough love, baby. 18610.
Oh, listen to the anvil chorus.
18639.
Ob what a lovely dream. 27057
(105).
On a Sunday afternoon.
(210).
Racket song. 18803.
Some little girl. 18990.
Standing on the corner.
You’re my little
19471.
Voris (VW He 1.
Caprice. 21743.
Christmas lullaby. ~ 22245.
Daily lesson. 22317.
Day of glory. 19896.
He wants not friends that hath
Thy love. 22684.
He who would valiant be. 25168.
I see His blood upon the rose.
22842.
I’ve a kingdom. 25343.
Into the woods my Master went.
5687.
Jesus, do roses grow
22972, 22973.
Just as lam. 22996.
Lame shepherd. 238042.
My spirit longs for Thee.
Pilgrim. 23602, 28811.
Prayer for our country. 1729.
24426
19088.
theme song,
so red.
23401.
Ring, ye bells of Easter day.
1809.
Sabbath peace is on the earth.
6518.
There was a star in heaven.
26656.
Vork (Terrie)
dreamy Delaware.
Vors (Ros):
Evening prayer.
Hymn of praise.
On the banks of the
18661, 21068.
27617.
13380.
Vorwaerts. 19491 (252).
VosBurgh’s orchestration service.
Thomas A. Edison, miracle man.
14663.
Voss (C...J..) | raise. to, tie. tierce,
11687.
Voss (M. S8.):
At the end of my pretty rainbow.
15066.
Baby I still love you. 4687.
Votaw (Lyravine) Rhythm band
series. 6444.
Voto (A. R.) My only one. 25935.
Votypka (Joe) Why did you teach
me to love you. 14879.
Voynew (Richard) :
I’m wondering who. 25329.
She chills me. 26383.
Vuillemin (Louis) :
Cantiléne. 24679.
Danse bucolique. 10162.
Intermezzo. 26807.
Laissez venir 4 moi. 25577, 25578.
2167
INDEX
Vuillemin (Louis)—Continued.
Ma cigale. 25714, 25715.
Romance. 26286.
Valse. 26808.
Vulpius (Melchior) Haster hallelujah.
Hae:
Vuvag (Edition), verlag u. vertrieb,
3 eas a
Das klingt als wenn’s ein marchen
wir’... 10172.
Hinmal kommt zu dir das gliick.
5136 .
Ich will dir rote nelken bringen.
18098.
Jettchen Gebert. 20527.
Kurfiirstendamm. 10995.
Monijou, bleib mir treu.
Potpourri. 11681.
Sechser operette. 11863.
W.cC. T. U. songs. 23849.
Wachs (B. M. P. S. L):
Bapteme d Yvonnette.
(15).
Bella Napoli.
Bonsoir Collin.
Chanson d’ avril. 2589 (45).
Chant de la ecaille. 2589 (48).
Douce gaité. 2589 (75).
Féte des vignerons. 4577 (113).
Fleur d’avril. 2589 (97).
Hamae. 4577 (146).
Noces d’Yvonnette.
Par le sentier fleuri. 2589 (254).
Pendant la moisson. 4577 (308).
Rose d’avril. 17236 (848, 344).
Temps fuit. 7310 (132).
Terpsichore. 2589 (325).
Valse interrompue. 2589
Wachs (Paul):
Bapteme d’Yvonnette. 2589 (15).
Bella Napoli. 4577 (30).
Bonsoir Collin. 2589 (34).
Chanson d’avril. 2589 (45).
Chant de la eaille. 2589 (48).
Douce gaité. 2589 (75).
Féte des vignerons. 4577 (118).
Fleur d’avril. 2589 (97).
Hamac. 4577 (146).
Madriléna. 27057 (838).
Noces d’Yvonnette. 2589 (238).
Par le sentier fleuri. 2589 (254).
Pendant la moisson. 4577 (3808)
Réves envolés. 4028.
Rose d’avril. 17236 (348, 344).
Temps fuit. 7310 (1382).
Terpsichore. 2589 (325).
Valse interrompue. 2589 (343).
Wachsmann (Franz) Nass oder
trocken. 16302.
Wachtmeister (A. R.)
stycken. 29419.
' Waddy (E. A.)
6048.
2589
4577 (30).
2589 (34).
2589 (238).
(843).
Tre piano:
New Ford. 15388.
pt. I, n. 8., v. 24
Wade (E. J.):
All I want to do is neck. 27087.
Honey give me all your lovin’.
27851.
Wade (Hugh):
Let’s be
11039.
Sweet Hawaiian.
Wade (J. D.) ir.
18019.
Wade (June) :
All I want to do is neck. 27087.
sweethearts again.
16843.
I love to be loved.
Honey give me all your lovin’.
27851.
Wade (P; CC’ BR Yy*
Hold me in your arms again.
106388.
Night has a thousand eyes.
16324.
World of love for you. 12505.
Wadely (F. W.):
I loved a lass.
O mistress mine.
Wadia (C. J. A.)
San Jose. 2759.
Wadley (Frederika) :
Fireflies in the grass. 10419.
How the butterfly keeps busy.
15692.
In the hammock. 15860.
Riding song. 16569.
Wind and the thistledown. 15860.
Wadswith (Richard) Id like to love
you. 20309.
Wadsworth (H. M.)
8249.
Waffell (Ugene)
me beneath the arbour vine.
Waffenschmied. 4427.
Waffle (Thelma) On the shores of
old Hawaii. 14105.
Wagans (Hdward)
ago. 26483.
Wagemaker (John) :
Let love abide and be our guide.
8408.
Your best friends. 17222.
Wagenaar (Joh.) Saul und David.
4090.
Wagener (George) :
Everybody’s gal. 22480.
In dreams you'll still belong to
me. 22906.
Listen baby. 138719.
Love found me. 23141.
Oh! how the girls can ave
6226.
Waghorne (W. R.)
tra. 238694.
Wagner (C. A.)
Wagner (D. V.):
Amelia my own. : 50.
Honey Lou. 20261.
27949.
23480.
Blossom time in
In dreamland.
Come back and love
2867.
Songs of long
Rhythmic orches-
That’s you. 26634.
2168
N
\
nos. 1-12, 1929
Wagner (H. C.)
Wagner Levien (A)
Albur de amor. 9746.
I’m going back home .to mother
of mine. 20352.
Sally-Ann. 1863.
My sweet German
Rose. 16291.
Wagner (J. F.)
24426 (240, 241).
Roses des neiges.
Wagner (J. M.) She’s got it. 29014.
Wagner (Richard) :
Albumblatt. 9510.
Angels’ song. 7073.
Blushing bride. 7074.
Bridal chorus. T7075.
Bridal march. 26809.
Evening star. T7076.
Goetterdaemmerung. 21964 (74).
Introduction, spinnchor und bal-
lade. 2352.
Liebestod. 19491 (258).
Lohengrin’s farewell to Elsa.
24194.
Love duet and Brangaene’s warn-
ing!) 2358.
Mastersingers. 123834.
Meistersinger. 21745.
Meistersinger von Nitirnberg.
14774, 29421.
Parsifal. 21745.. .
Pilgerchor. 17236 (452).
Ride of the Valkyrs. 2354.
Rienzi, der letzte der tribunen.
19291.
Song of Venus. 7077.
Sunrise and Siegfried’s parting
from Briinnhilde. 2355.
Tannhiuser. 4428.
Tréiume. 2356.
Wagner (Siegfried) Herzog Wildfang.
7310 (71).
SUCS.,"S.'eN C..
Azares de la vida.’ 9828.
Caminito de la sierra. 10008.
Canci6n mixteca. 10010.
Escuchando tu voz. 103858.
Granito de sal. 10563.
Huye ladron. 20281.
Jesusita la vaquera. 20526.
Loca juventud. 11091.
Mananitas. 13817.
Mariposa. 11217.
Muchachas alegres. 113386.
Noche de amor. 21005.
Orticinas. 11572.
Pais azul. 11597.
Payaso. 11630.
Rosalba. 26295.
Russiana. 21275.
Sefiorita. 21320.
Tierra del Plata. 26671.
Wagstaff (L. P.) Miami nights are
ealling me. 13898.
‘’Wakefield
INDEX
Wahlberg (Gideon) :
Dansas pa ostermans' brygga.
10161.
Mitt eget blibirsstalle. 11297.
Waibel (W. C.):
Absent. 29647 (1).
Hymn of faith. 12594 (1384).
Midi. 19491 (150).
Wailey (D. O.) Simmon’s university
medley. 29044.
Wainwright (Warren) :
Moonlight and roses. 12594 (246).
Under Egyptian skies. 27057
(155)%
Wais (Pepi) O mein heimatland.
26040.
Waite (Jack) pseud. See Bibo
(Irving)
Waite (Ted) Whatyerfraidof. 7163.
Waiter (Doc) Baby girl. 22068.
Waits: (2 'R.)
you. 18630.
Wake up and dream. 7461, 8142, 9548,
9730, 10702, 10730, 10793, 123898,
14781, 14826.
(Beulah) My
coming back to me. 11414.
Wakefield (Fred) Ozark baby. 6291.
Wakefield (Jean) :
He’s a bad boy. 15647.
Symphony low-down. 19105.
Wakeley (H. E.) Must I keep on
dreaming. 23328.
Wakening of Flora.
Waldau (Harry):
Es griisst der Stephansturm die
Berolina. 583.
Es ist was los! 27608.
Ich will dir rote nelken bringen.
18098.
Potpourri. 11681.
Schlager aus der revue Jetze oder
nie. 1887.
Sechser operette. 11863.
Sérénade d’amour. 11877.
Was will die Rosalinde in Binz
und Swinemiinde. 7118.
Walden (Harold) And only me knows
why. 22019.
Waldmann (Ludolf)
ner-walzer. 579.
Waldmann’s (L.)
Weegner-walzer.
Waldteufel (—):
Sérénade vénitienne. 4577 (352).
To spring. 4577 (398).
Waldteufel (Emil) Skater’s waltz.
11938.
Waldteufel (H. L. G.):
Sérénade vénitienne. 4577 (352).
To spring. 4577 (398).
Waldteufel (L. R. J.):
Sérénade vénitienne. 4577 (352).
To spring. 4577 (398).
Just because you’re
sweetie’s
2361, 7090.
Ernestine-W eg-
verlag. HErnestine-
579.
2169
INDEX
—— —. —__——_.
Waldteufel memories. 7091.
Wale (F. O.):
Just you and I. 10957.
Sunset’s crimson gold. 14560.
Wales. 2864.
Walke (Hughie) Aunt Jemima’s pan-
cake flow’r. 7416.
Walkem (C. W.) Four-square gospel.
10461.
Walker (—)
12594 (428).
Walker (C. F.) My Iowa queen. 1481.
Walker (Clancey P.) Cha-ra-chicker-
ro-chew-der-chew. 17503.
Walker (Clyde P.) Chaw-ra-chick-ro-
chew-der-chew. 4887.
Walker (Don) Way
12348.
Walker (Donald)
When it’s all goin’ out.
of dreams.
Those West Vir-
ginia mountains. 12201.
Walker (Edwin) ;
Immortalis. 1008.
Roses and you. 4063.
Walker (Elizabeth) Sail on, oh ships!
14346.
Walker (Ernest) :
Easter piece. 19974.
Sonata in F minor. 11985.
Three dedications. 19802.
Walker (Eveline) My little girl.
3139.
Walker (F. A.) Her tender eyes.
17916.
Walker (F. W.) Laundry song. 8398.
Walker (Guy) Storm. 9287.
Walker (Harry):
Representative. 9023.
Young cadet. 9692.
Walker (J. HE.) Below the Mason-
Dixon line. 4729.
Walker (Johnnie):
Do they miss me back at home.
10235.
Someone. 11975.
Walker (M. H.) Iowa. 3421.
Walker (Mannix) Clever Stana. 7643.
Walker (Melvin) Won’t you come
back. 19420.
Walker (Mildred) Blondes. 19670.
Walker (R. D.) Winking and blink-
ing. 14894.
Walker (S. G.) March song. 25746.
Waiker (T. C.) Men of metal. 23247.
Walker (W. K.) Gee! but Tm in
love with only you. 27702.
Walker (W. L.) My beautiful Ore-
gon rose. 1457.
Walker (W. R.) Kitty. 23026.
Walkiewicz (Hugeniusz) :
Bo walec to taki taniec niewinny
mezowie modwia o walcu Zle.
4774.
Nieszpory. 6174, 25985.
—_———— + —_—.
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
Walko (Catherine) Broken hearted.
12794.
Wall (A. M.) - Soft, soft wind.
11965. :
Wall (Gene) Just a curly headed
baby. 25507.
Wall (H. M. de) See De Wall (H.
M.)
Wall (J. D.) JU be singing forever.
25280.
Wall (Margaret) Just a curly headed
baby. 25507.
Wallace (B. L.) Do dreams come
true. 5055.
Wallace (C. J.) Follow a big cigar.
3089.
Wallace (Charlton) California blues.
24670.
Wallace (Grace)
Pilot’s song. 6329.
Wallace (H. E.):
Dixie walk. 13023.
Gay lady. 25048.
Jest. 13594.
What am I _ expected to do.
26863.
Wallace (I. M.) Envoi. 13103.
Wallace (Jennie)
8715.
Wallace (M. O. )
My queen of love.
At the court of
Santa Claus. 27148.
Wallace (M. W.) Dixie bluebird.
7750, 138021.
Wallace (Minnie) :
Dirty butter. 27515.
Old folks started it. 28705.
Wallace (Raymond):
Ever so goosey. 7845.
Follow a big cigar. 3089.
Give yourself a pat on the back.
25075.
There ain’t many babies about.
24052.
What are you going to do about
Mary. 17079.
What can you do without money? -
21787.
Wallace (Sippie) Lonesome for
someone to love. 23115.
Wallace (Walter) :
I wonder where Mary is tonight.
3357.
That’s what the moon Said to me.
4294. :
Wallace (William) :
Adventurers. 7310 (1).
Nest thee, my bird. 7310 (102).
Sea-hawks. 7310 (118).
Son of mine. 17236 (391).
Swordsman. 7310 (128).
Then you’d believe in me. 24051.
Wallack (BE. M.) Little white house
on the hill. 5878.
Waller (C. W.) Claire. 17534.
2170
a ae
nos. 1-12, 1929
Waller (Fred) I’ve got a feeling I’m
falling. 5599.
Waller (Jack):
Beloved, ’tis you. 22108.
Bubbling over with joy.
But I do say so. 9979.
Dreamland days. 22425,
Glad feet. 10525.
L-o-v-e. 231387, 28322.
Paradise square. 5528.
Roll away clouds. 6473.
Thin man and the fat man.
12191.
Two perfect lovers. 24145.
Virginia. 2329, 7062.
Who cares? 24299.
Wonderful vy 0 u—commonplace
me. 12497.
Waller (M. D.):
Ideal man. 987.
My love. 3742.
What has fate in store for me.
21791.
Why can’t I stop thinking about
you? 7219.
Waller (Thomas).:
Ain’t misbehavin’. 17261.
Blue, turning grey over
27248. .
Can’t we get together.
Dixie Cinderella. 15365.
Find out what they like.
Gladyse. 27724.
Gone. 25096.
Heavy sugar.
Honeysuckle rose.
I’m just wild about you.
I’m not worrying. 15775.
I need someone like you. 27972.
I’ve got a feeling I’m falling.
8202.
If you like me. 10821.
Lookin’ good but feelin’
pat Dag
My fate is in your hands.
233538.
No wonder. 23454.
Off-time. 16364.
Prisoner of love. 26217.
Radio papa, broadcastin’ mama.
26229.
Say it with your feet. 18882.
Six or seven times. 29062.
Snake hip dance. 23852.
Sweet Savannah Sue. 19090.
That jungle jamboree. 21557.
That rhythm man. 16897.
That was my own idea. 21579.
Touch-down. 6964.
Trouble. 26705.
Valentine stomp. 29387.
What did I do to be so black and
blue. 21788.
9974,
you.
17475.
24988.
25175.
20262, 25204.
20362.
bad.
20916,
2469—30——39
21
INDEX
Why am I alone with no one to
love. 4499.
Zonky. 21957, 24423.
Wallick (Margy) I still get a thrill
out of you. 20885.
Walling (J. ©.):
Album leaf. 14976 (4).
Impromptu. 14976 (371).
Slumber song. 14976 (295).
Walling (M. C.):
Album leaf. 14976 (4).
Impromptu. 14976 (3871).
Slumber song. 14976 (295).
Wallis -(@eg:) :
Misery farm. 1395.
Wosie. 7245.
Wallis (Sven) Tack fdr att du kom.
29216.
Wallis (W. H.) T:.ddley-iddley-iddley-
iddley-hi. 2206.
Wailman (Irving)
you sweetheart.
Walls (C. K.)
Because I found
9870.
Cincinnati civic song.
24729.
Walner (W. H.) Just like a story.
D759.
Walpole (A. W.) Id be a Gipsy.
22756.
Walsh (A. 1.) Say it te;the edi-
phone. 6546.
Walsh (Doc):
Hand in hand we walked along to-
gether. 27776.
I don’t like the blues no how.
20312.
Oh, how I hate it. 16371.
Peg and awl. 14164.
Roll on boys. 14315.
There’s a man goin’ round taking
names, 21592.
You are a little too small.
Walsh (G. C.):
Kingdom of love.
Suite A. 6792.
Weaish 61..¥..-:
Allana. 15014.
Every one must learn to love.
15447.
Machella. 16103.
Magnolia tree. 16107.
Oh baby, you know how I feel.
16368.
Pounding the oak. 16492.
This night and you. 16925.
You’ll__still be the same _ sweet-
14926. .
5787.
heart. 17210.
Walsh (James) Spread out your
wings. 29136.
Walsh (M. M.) My Pennsylvania
home. 13995.
Walsh (N. E.):
Goddess of love. 27730.
I laugh and live on. 27918.
71
INDEX
pt. I, n.S., v. 24
i
Walsh (N. E.)—Continued. ,
None but one. 26014.
Things are gonna be fine. 29290.
Walsh (S. H.) Day after day. 2922.
Walsh (William) Let’s shake hands
as we say goodbye. 28262.
Walsh, Holmes & co., ltd. :
Autumn roses. 24552.
Blue butterflies. 22139.
Bourrée. 7448.
Capriccietto. 299.
Forest fauns. 22546.
Gondellied. 13884.
Hungarian dances.
In tulip time. 1043.
Knotting song. 1154.
Loveland is calling. 8491.
- Meditation. 138266.
Neapolitan nights.
Old guards. 28707.
River reverie. 1812.
Six 18th century minuets. 24348.
Song of the Volga boatmen. 9244.
Spirit of the dance. 21448-21450.
Theme from the Unfinished sym-
phony. 11844.
Visions of yesterday. 12325.
Walstrom (Roberta) My old gal and
I. "238390:
Walter (J. F.)
27266.
1530.
Mass in C. 8556.
Walter (Jules) Ave Maria. 4677.
Walter (Lou): 4
Baby girl. 9881.
Deep red moon. 24827.
Walter (M. ©.) Impromptu. 9067.
Walter (Serge) Down by the lilacs.
5078.
Walters (A. T.)
3800.
Walters (L. M.) | I only know I love
you. 279fa:
Walters (R. ‘H.)
11352.
Waltham (Tom):
Amour dans les roses.
Minuit, Place Pigalle.
Mss Cinéma. 23279.
My Dixieland. 6106.
Paname, Paname n’est pas Paris.
3899.
Sweetie. 6842.
Tipsy. 24095.
Walther (Adolph)
Walther (Gustave) :
Cozy nook. 15288.
Love waltz. 16086.
May. 16144.
Natalie. 16303.
Saxy. 16632.
Waltz hero.
Wandering man.
No one but you.
My big thrill.
24487.
16189.
17629.
Dearie.
17050.
29435.
Walther (M. C.):
Man I love. 25788.
Saturday night. 26329.
Under the stars. 19250.
Walthew (R. H.) Butterfly. 4820.
Waltman (E. L.) Thinking of you.
14657. .
Walton (Jesse)
dazzy, dizzy Anne.
Walton (Lewis)
laughing at me. 24833.
Walton (M. A.) When the winter
winds blow cold. 29491.
Walton (William) Sinfonia concer-
Oh Anne, oh doozy,
16367.
With the big moon
tante. 11922.
Waltz exercise. 26818.
Walz (Jean):
Anna Belle. 2642.
In my dreams of memories.
13540.
What a fool I’ve been to believe
in you. 29464.
Wambolt (Sarah) Why not be fair.
26949.
Waneura (Louis):
Angel of love. 22023.
My true girl. 18566.
Stepping high. 19044.
When cedar trees are swaying. |
19346.
Wand (H. A.) Dallas blues.
Wanderlied. 7105.
Wann und wo. 132, 1158, 1644, 1891,
9016, 2371, 2372, 2401. |
Wansborough (H. N.) Dwell in my |
heart. 5119.
Wansborough (Harold): |
By candlelight. 9985.
Smiles. 29075.
Sort of girl that mother used to
be. 23907.
With flying colors. 21873. |
Warbler’s farewell. 21964 (75, 76). |
Ward (Amy) See Woodforde-Finder —
(Mrs.) |
Ward (Eddie):
And then my castles came tum- |
bling down. 12645.
Believe me. 19634.
Crystal girl. 17588, 17589.
Dancing to heaven. 22329.
I’m a little negative. 18028.
I’ve always wanted to call you |
my sweetheart. 8200, 18078.
I wonder what is really on his |
442.
mind. 18093, 20410.
Just an hour of love. 25512.
Li-Po-Li. 25614.
Love will last forever. 28342.
Miss Wonderful. 18467, 20859.
My lover. 18535, 20940. |
Next to myself I want you. 8753.
Paris. 18720. 18721, 28774. |
Somebody mighty like you. 18992. |
2172
INDEX
es
nos. 1-12, 1929
Suzanna. 14566.
That’s my business. 29261.
Ward (F. E.) It is a good thing to
give thanks. 13568.
Ward (F. G.) Dream song. 24882.
Ward (F. S.) Air A la _ bourrée.
19516..
Ward (Frank):
Be your age.
Dona. 22388.
Ward (George) :
Dynamic personality.
19970.
I’m going to be tough on you.
3320.
I want you only. 3851.
It’s tough to be in love. 5711.
My dynamic personality. 3729.
7469.
15419,
My toreador. 8724.
Pitter patter. 3950.
Puppy love. 8978.
Pretending. 6382.
Really going to town. 4009.
Regular guy. 4016.
She’s cute, she’s sweet. 4181.
She’s my sugar dumpling. 6623.
Tee off. 4270.
Twosome. 7016.
Violent love. 7058.
Who is the man. 2474,
Ward (H. R.):
April day. 9789.
Are you the kind of guy. 2655.
Estrella tropical. 586.
Rejoice to-day, with one accord.
14284,
Wishing. 12487.
Ward: (Jz B.) Belle of Sher’dan
Square. 7489.
Ward (Jean) You are not there.
29599.
Ward (M. E.):
Forsaken. 7924.
Sunday’s my blue day. 9300.
Ward (Russell) Lonely and blue.
13738.
Ward (Theo.) Chorister’s dream.
12891.
Ward (Vera) Hecho, 2994.
Ward-Casey (S.):
O sun! in golden setting. 16360.
Pack clouds away. 8865.
Warde (Harry):
Cupid sleeps to-night. 12954.
In my aeroplane. 28057.
My wonderful boy. 28578.
O Mister Camel. 21081.
Warder (Hans) Sunrise on the
plains. 9305. ,
Wardle: (J. ‘K:) Hello-sister-hello.
15657.
Ware (Darrell) :
Bluebird of happiness. 7523.
Can’t eat—can’t sleep—love you.
22196.
Double-jointed rythm. 22401,
Good morning glory. 7970.
I can’t teach you anything. 22754,
Instead of me. 22939,
My old southland plantation.
8709.
No more playin’. 8764.
Who—when and where,
Ware (Harriet) :
Artisan. 27144.
Friend of you. 15531.
Music is love. 12594 (250).
Rose moral no. 1. 12594 (327).
Rose moral no. 2. 12594 (328),
Song of the future. 12594 (357 Ve
24305.
Stars. 6777.
Warfield (HE. R.) I fear your love,
25258.
Warford (Claude) :
At my window. 7407.
Looking glass. 8476.
Phantom pirate. 8910.
Waring, (PR. iy):
At the journey’s end, with you.
4664.
Can it be true. 22193.
Down in true love lane. 24869.
Feelin’ kind ef blue, baby. 13153.
Hipety hop. 13388.
Hop on a happy star. 13359.
I ain’t never been loved before.
22748.
I can’t do anything without my
man. 5477.
I don’t care what you do. 15724.
I knew it would rain. 5502.
I love you pashion-ate-ly. 22793.
I’m a veteran of the battle of
Broadway. 25297.
I want your love. 13493.
Janeville jazzhounds. 13583,
Let’s do! 11040.
My melody girl. 13986.
On one rainy day. 23520,
Samarkand. 11816.
Step in a close-up with me. 23936.
Sunshine Mary. 28960.
That night of delight with you.
12165.
They want to
14652.
Tiny. little shove. 14672,
Trouble with me is you.
9428.
We gotta have a new song. 14800,
Weeping willow tree. 71380.
When I’m good I’m _ lonesome.
24260.
Who else but me loves you. 24300.
Wipe off that frown. 24329.
lick Broadway.
6988,
2173
INDEX
pt. II, n.S., v. 24
i ae
Waring (T. L.)—Continued.
World began the night I met you.
7243.
You just couldn’t be true. 9663.
You’re doin’ me so much good.
24388.
You’re the apple of my eye. 14948.
Wark (2. V.):
Old Glory. 11529.
Our mission. 11578.
Warlamoff (—) Russian airs. 4577
(339).
Warlamow (A. J.) . Searlet sarafan.
28856.
Warlock (Peter) pseud. See Heseltine
(Philip)
Warmack (P.):
Robertson County. 14312.
Stone rag. 14541.
Warman (Pauline) Dreaming of long
ago. 27561.
Warmoth (W. F.) ‘Take me back to
California. 6847. .
Warnack (James) When the sun
kisses day goodbye. 12423.
Warner (B. H.) Bessie couldn’t help
1. 2rZl0.
Warner (C. E.): ©
Cherry lips. ‘617.
Melissa lands her trout. 8573.
Picture’s in the clouds. 8916.
Warner (F. EB.) Huffer’s rhythm band
book of toy symphonies. 20277.
Warner (F. H.):
Book of favorite hymns for sundry
occasions. 9946.
Serenity. 1924.
Warner (F. L.):
I’m thinking forever of you. 3332.
Our country. 3881.
Warner (H. W.) Suite in the olden
style. 6795.
Warner (Kenneth) In heaven. 22908.
Warner (S. M.) Cutest little baby.
27447.
Warnke (F. W.):
March. 231938. _.
Volksweise. 17041.
Warren (A. E.):
In the swing. 12594 (156). —
Tambourine girl. 12594 (380).
Warren (E. D.)
1567.
Warren (E. M.)
26222.
Warren (BE. R.):
Autumn sunset in the canyon.
22057.
Hosanna to the living Lord. 22731.
in the (hills.
Spring morning
23921.
Summer noon on the desert. 23951.
Winter night in the valley. 29547.
November and May.
Promise of spring.
Warren (H. L.):
In the swing. 12594 (156).
Tambourine girl. 12594 (380).
Warren (Harry):
Absence makes the heart grow
fonder. 21973, 27060.
Bad baby. 22077.
Crying for the Carolines. 22506.
Every night in the week. 20014.
Finding the long way home. 5209,
Have a little faith in me. 15640.
Here we are. 10616.
How shall I tell. 227837.
Just a little glimpse of paradise.
13621, 15941.
Old man Sunshine. 26079.
Poor unlucky me. 11677.
Sorrows. 6741.
There was nothing else to do.
14651, 16918.
What didja wanna make me love
you for. 7152. :
What’s the big idea. 24243.
When you’re seeing Sweetie home.
17117. T9370:
Where the sweet forget-me-nots
remember. 9578, 17125.
Warren (I. E.) Cowboy. 10125.
Warren (M. R.) Queen of my castle
of dreams. 16529.
Warren (W. W.)
5161.
Warren & Phillips:
At the fair. 81.
Aural lessons for senior schools.
27154.
Chinese march. 2888.
Dedication. 22353.
Every beginner’s tunes.
Golden memories. 3164.
Great masters. 761.
Here’s to our next merry meeting.
22698.
Holiday pictures. 3235.
Hungarian dance. 3265.
I will lay me down in peace.
20405.
Jingles for juniors. 22975.
Key to twelve test papers in the
rudiments of music. 23022.
Lessons in elementary harmony.
20634, 20685.
London scenes. 20693.
Merry peasant. 6567.
Minuet in D. 2718.
Music for an old play. 25896.
Naval cadet’s march. 3777.
Seven beginner pieces for violin.
3787.
Tchaikovsky album. 19230.
Ten recreative studies. 21310.
Three tone pictures. 3920.
Through darkness to the dawning.
21625.
Everglade moon.
20012.
2174
*)
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Two Scottish dances. 2898.
Valse chromatique. 26754.
Waxwork show. 23880.
9th album of first pieces. 19491.
Warschawsky (M.) Oifn pripetshok.
27792.
Warshauer (Frank)
blue. 8466.
Wartell, Wallman & Kaplan. Because
I found you sweetheart. 9870.
Warwick (A. T) ‘Two pastorals for
organ. 7109.
Was meine mutter sang. 2376.
Washburn (Oliver) Goodnight, I’m
leaving you. 17852.
Washburne (Joe) Gambler’s_ blues.
27695.
Washenberger (M. EH.) When you
and I were kiddies on the farm.
24538.
Washington (Booker) ‘Terrific stomp.
29249.
Washington (Ned):
Dance of the wooden shoes.
24795.
Dancing on Mars. 24796.
Day you fall in love. 19897.
H’lo baby. 25193.
Huddlin’. 25221.
I’d better not try it. 15717.
I’d like to be a Gipsy. 1383892.
One minute of heaven. 26097.
Singin’ in the bathtub. 21885,
26415, 29054.
Washington’s birthday. 29448.
Wassaw (Wilber) Take me walking
in the moonlight. 6851.
Wassenberg (K. M.) My song of
love. 25948.
Wassenberg (May) Prayer of mem-
ory... 6872, 11689.
Wassertriger. 10050.
Watanuki (Homare) Harmonica
music. 3195.
Waterloo music co.:
First period at the piano. 20055.
In the moonlight. 8265.
Waterman (Adolf) Weihenacht.
26843.
Waterman (The) 2378.
Waters (Benny) Harlem drag.
20204.
Waters (C. F.):
Before the ending of the day.
22105.
Save us, O Lord, waking. 23750.
Waters (Ethel) Second handed man.
11864.
Waterson (W. R.) jr. I’m headin’
for the lane back home. 8152.
Waterson, Berlin & Snyder co.:
Beside the shores of Lake Louise.
12740.
Lonesome and
Come on, along with the blue bird.
7656.
Cubanella. 17592.
Down in old Monterey. 5081.
Ev’ry old back porch is new in
the summer time. 13131.
Hyes have it. 5174.
For people like us. 671.
Get me a red head girl. 5284.
Goodness knows how I love you.
15597.
I’d like to love someone. 17991.
Let us be sweethearts tonight.
13697.
Listen baby. 13719.
Mary Jane. 11221.
Me and the clock. 5991.
Naughty little lady. 1529.
No one in the world but you.
6187.
No one to love. 16332.
Oh! how the girls can
6226.
Only for you.
Spring it in the summer
she’ll fall. 12036.
There’s a four leaf clover in my
pocket. 2179.
To make a long story short, I love
you. 6948.
Wedding bells are breaking up
that old gang of mine. 2392.
What’ll become of me. 7157.
Wonderful you. 9627. :
You’re a pain in the heart to me.
lurve.
8840.
and
12544.
Wathall (A. G.):
Allah! strike for thee. 17236
(10).
Dangle him lightly. 14976 (64).
Dawning day. 17236 (98).
Delia. 14976 (67).
Entrance of Colonel Budd. 172386
(114).
Flying fish. 17236 (1380).
Foolish wedding bells. 14976
(98).
Hike! 14976 (126).
In our little school. 17236 (190).
In the U. S. A. 17236 (193).
Manistee. 17236 (2388).
March of the candidates.
(239).
Oh! what a bump. 14976 (288).
Old_jay-bird. 14976 (240), 17236
(307). .
R-e-m-o-r-s-e. 17236 (333).
Rosabelle Clancy. 17236 (342).
Schoolma’am’s song. 17236 (358).
Since I first met you. 17236
(377).
Smiling isle.
17236
17236 (385).
2175
INDEX
Wathall (A. G.)—Continued.
Sultan of Sulu. 14976 (140),
17236 (408, 409, 411-414),
19491 (225).
Tell me _ shooting star.
(420).
We are engaged. 17236 (458).
When maidens wait. 17236 (472).
When man is fancy free. 17236
(473).
Yak and the gnu. 17236 (489).
Wathen (V. LL.) Boot-legger blues.
7529.
Watkin (H. C.)
Watkins (A. S.):
Are you the kind of guy. 2655.
God made me thine. 5318.
Highly colored wings. 5429.
I have a gift for you. 5498.
If you should call. 10823.
In some far day. 5666.
17236
I love you. 27941.
Watkins (D. P.) God needed an
angel. 7964.
Watkins (H.) Tom’s rag. 21645.
Watkins, (P. B: N.) Sweetheart
Louise. 23988.
Watkins (Sammy) Guess who. ‘768,
769, 3181.
Watson (Arthur) Together. 29316.
Watson (KE. J.) Two sacred songs.
9528.
Watson (Elizabeth) Two sacred
songs. 9528.
Watson (F. C.) Melhor musica do
mundo. 25796.
Watson (F. H.) Come back to old
B’way. 17550.
Watson (F. L.) Twilight reverie.
9446.
Watson (Fred):
Her u-kee-el-a. 5415.
Kilties band. 5782.
Watson (Frederic) For I’m just a
rolling stone. 17776.
Watson (G. C.) Happy-yappy. 13293.
Watson (J. S.) Lonely one. 16056.
Watson (Jonas) Sweetheart mine.
6834.
Watson (M. M.):
Alpenrose waltz. 17282.
Birthday party waltz.
Boating song. 15165.
Cireus ring. 17530.
County fair. 15281.
Dance of the snowflakes.
Dream of the party. 153899.
Fairy bells. 15460.
Fireside tale. 15486.
Folk dance. 17774.
Junior high entrance
18208.
Little one, sleep. 11086.
9915.
March of the tin cavalry. 11203.
10155.
march.
pt. III, n.S8., v. 24
Mummer’s parade. 18493.
On skis. 11538.
Pirates bold. 11652.
Trotting pony. 12260.
Watson (Nola) Would you
back, would you? 14911.
Watson (Raymond) :
Oh! the girl I love to find. 18641.
Western romance. 2404.
come
Watson (W. R.) jr. Lovely one.
18358.
Watt (Hugh) Jumping frog of Cala-
veras. 8325, 10922.
Watters (H. C.) She’s my slip of a
girl. 29019.
Watters (P. 8S.) Lonesome. 1247.
Watts (C. P. F.) Some sweet day
after while. 18991.
Watts (Laverne) Days gone by.
2924.
Watts (R. E.) His war of righteous-
ness is near. 17930.
Waverly (Jack) Carrying on in Car-
rie’s coupe. 15225.
Waxman (A. P.) Five Sabbath reci-
tatives. 7118.
Waxman (Maurie)
recitatives. 7118.
Waxmann (M. J.)
but square. 8234.
Way of peace. 17062.
Way to Norwich. 26833.
Wayne (Anthony) :
Contented. 404.
You’re the one and only one. 2561.
Wayne (Mabel) :
Cabaret _ kisses.
15200.
Call of Araby. 10008.
Cradle of love. 414, 7683.
Do ya. 24849.
Do ya’ love me.
Down heaven’s highway.
Dream world. 10276.
Bye-full of you. 5173, 7850, 7851.
Fiddlin’ Joe. 20046.
Forever and a day. 5234.
It happened in Monterey. 25459.
Love is a wonderful thing., 11121,
13770, 18771, 23143.
My Angeline. 3711-8713, 1454-
1456, 11349.
Needin’ some love. 25969. as
Some day you'll realize you're
wrong. 9213, 14478, 14479.
Five Sabbath
If the world were
9996, 12821,
27526, 27527.
24868.
Song of the musketeers. 2032.
Stepping high. 2069.
We be three poor mariners. 4449.
Weasner (H. C.) My river of dreams.
3754,
Weasner (H. C.) & c0.:
Hush-d-bye time. 5473.
My river of dreams. © 3754.
2176
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Weatherdon (H. B.):
Caprice. 14809.
Hlégie héroique. 24924.
Intercession. 5686.
Weatherhead (William)
waltz. 23308.
Weatherly (C. T.):
Boy o’ mine. 22159.
Mother dear, of mine. 18484.
Weatherly (F. E.) Danny boy. 19883.
Weathers (Elizabeth ) Slumbering
dreams of you. 23847.
Weaver (Benjamin) I want to be a
movie queen. 18082.
Weaver (E. W.) Dreaming dreams
of love. 13063.
Weaver (Mable)
you'll be blue.
Weaver (P. J.):
Carol of the birds.
Carol of the flowers.
Moonlight
There'll be a day
29278.
222083.
22204.
Weaver (R. J.) Walking with my
Lord. .9520.
Weaver (Sylvester) Useless’ blues.
24163.
Weaver (T. B.):
Kohen-Klaney kids. 28216.
Mother’s most beautiful face.
28503.
That mother of mine. 29259.
Three hustling Hebrews. 29295.
Wait till I get my specs. 29423.
Webb (E. A.)
20880.
Webb (F. R.)
(273).
Webb (Irving) pseud. See Webb (E.
A
Moonlight memories.
Merry moments. 4577
Webb (Violet) :
Cowboy’s lesson. 15282.
Does it make you happy to make
me blue. 22386.
Faded clover wreath.
Sad memory. 143843.
Tears. 14605. _
Webbe (W. Y.):
America, dear land of hope. 2629.
Ballad of the stork. 2698.
Behold, O God our defender.
2726.
Missa fidelium. 11289.
Webber (Audrey) Calling-I love you.
12831.
Webber (Carl)
4708.
Webber (Russell) Melodic foundation
studies for violin beginners. 1355.
Weber (—),;
How lovely the meadows.
Jubilee overture. 5745.
Weber (B. A.) Dreamland Hawaii.
19963.
15458.
Band fundamentals.
17967.
Weber (C. A.)
time. 14558.
Weber (C. M. von):
Sunny shiney spring-
Derniére pensee musicale. 19491
(al i
Invitation to the waltz. 22941.
Konzertsttick in F-moll. 18243.
Oberon. 2589. (241).
Weber (Edwin):
Believe me that’s love. 9887.
Big boy Jess. 19650.
Just beyond the blue, 8340.
Telling the world we’re in love.
21549.
Weber (Ernest)
16389.
Weber (Henri):
Gems for everybody. 3129.
Modern dance banjoist. 8616.
Old grist mill.
Modern dance clarinetist. 8617.
Modern dance cornetist. 8618.
Modern dance pianist. 8619.
Modern dance saxophonist. 8620.
Modern dance violinist. 8621.
Progressive trumpet studies in
modern dance rhythms. 3982.
Weber (Henry):
Casanova. 19757.
Casanova-marsch. 19758.
Feierlicher aufzug. 627.
Weber (Jan) Oh yes. 18644.
Weber (John) Listen to me Wil-
helmina. 138720.
Weber (Ludwig) Musik nach volks-
liedern. 6087, 6088.
Weber (W. R.):
In dreams.
Road to home.
Webs (Oleg) :
Adorable, wonderful you. 9719.
Do you hear my calling heart.
102389.
Love’s nest. 23159.
My heart goes out to you. 238364.
Shadows of the past. 23788.
20447.
21248.
Two summers. 12283.
Webster (HE. M.):
Knights of the air. 28214.
Thank God for liberty. 12159.
Webster (G. O.) Essex-on-Champlain.
20004.
Webster (James) I’d love to love the
one I love. 5482.
Webster (M. F.) Clog and character
dances. 175387.
Webster (Margaret):
Cruel hearted woman blues.
10133.
Oh me, oh my. | 11515:
You’re the one. 12554.
Webster (Wesley)
16176.
Weddell (Johnny) :
Hula moon. 874.
Message in song.
2177
INDEX
pa
Weddell (Johnny )—Continued.
Sleepy. 1979.
Tired of dreaming dreams.
19200.
Weddell-Francis co.
ing dreams. 19200.
Wedding. 26840.
Weed (L. A.) Jonah and the whale.
22979.
Weeden (E. D. C.)
own. 29647 (226).
Weeden (W. S.)
golden deed. 17236 (389).
Weeg (S. C.) Bring back the old
fashioned mother. 24641.
Weekes (A.) & co., Iltd.:
6943,
Tired of dream-
Sweetheart mine
Arabesque. 22545.
Cathedral echoes. 24698.
Hornpipe. 8067.
Love triumphant. 16085.
O how plentiful is Thy goodness.
16358.
On the way. 23528.
Once upon a time. 88338.
Scenes through the mirror. 4095.
Three short postludes. 2855,
2856.
Weeks (Anson) Little senorita.
5873.
Weeks (C. L.):
Love’s ramblings. 28349.
When the birds come back again.
2442, 29487.
Weeks (Harold):
Moonlight makes me think of you.
3682.
*’Neath the palms. 16307.
Red River Valley. 14279.
Wishing. 7229.
Weeks (Tillie) Flag. 10423, 24991.
Weeks (W. B.) Dreams on wings.
2982.
Weems (Walter) :
Here comes the bride.
Jubilatin’. 3459.
Wegener (H. K.) Learn to love the
3221.
little things in life. 28244.
Wehle (Karl):
Ar allt foérbi. 17.
Alla seglares vals. 27095.
Alldeles for vackert. 27097.
Barndomens hem. 27188.
Bonnjazz. 27256.
En liten tos. 569.
Ensam och titta pa manen. 13102.
Folkets park valsen. 27664.
Froken! tank om vi traffats i
varas! 692.
Ge mig en blick ur dina vackra
Ogon. 7944.
Gor de’ samma vad de’ kos tar.
27731. |
Ja’ orkar inte de’. 28115.
Somebody did a
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
Jag vet en vacker visa. 28119.
Jag vet, vad du vet. 28120.
Motboksé&garnas egen vals. 23313.
Munspelsvalsen. 28513.
Nolla mer eller mindre. 28640.
Samarkand. 28944. :
Vad jag gor, gor jag av karlek.
29383.
Varfo6r kan jag inte £4 ett svar
ifran dej? 2309.
Wehman (Edna) Sometime,
where, somehow. 16746.
Weide (EK. B.) Red heads.
Weidenbach (Milton) Pepper.
28799.
Weidig (Adolf) :
Bourrée. 2589 (385).
Invitation. 1058.
Weidt (A. J.):
Northern lights. 17236 (294).
Queen of roses. 29647 (182).
Weigle (C. F.) Don’t be worried.
506.
Weihnachten tiberall. 2395. .
Weihnachts album. 2396.
Weil (Milton) music co.:
some-
14278,
8896,
Chickie. 27353.
He, she, and me. 816.
Heart strings. 25174.
Hollywood. 27838.
Howdy do Mister Sunshine.
22740.
T’ll see you thru. 5513.
I love to live. 926.
If I should lose you. 28024.
If the whole world loves a lover,
‘the world’s in love with me
999.
In my Indiana home. 15851.
Just as long as I have you. 20551.
Little stranger. 5876.
Lover’s lane is lonesome lane for
me. 11139.
Mammy’s lullaby. 5959.
Moonlight march. 20879.
Pal of my dreams. 8868.
Perfume of roses. 8900.
Ridin’ on the clouds. 6451.
Serenading the moon. 11878.
Spring is just around the corner.
6767.
That little boy of mine. ‘24029.
''That’s why she’s my sweetheart.
4298.
You belong to me, I belong to you.
(258.
You can’t park here. 29603.
Weiler (S. B Save up your money
for a rainy day. 19491 (204).
Weill (Irving) Rose of Romany.
6491, 9058.
Weill (Kurt):
Berlin in licht-song. 9897.
Kanonen-song. 83860.
2178
a Se es See
4
INDEX
nos. 1—12, 1929
Kleine dreigroschenmusik. 13660.
Liebeslied. 1206.
Seeriuberjenny. 11866.
Surabaya-Johnny. 26555.
Tango-ballade. 9345.
Weiller (Ernest) :
Marche religieuse. 25749.
Souffrance. 16767-16769.
Weiller (Jack) JHileen. 19981.
Weiller (Roger) :
Berceuse. 4735.
Orage dans la montagne.
Weinberg (Charles) :
Cock - a - doodle - oodle - oodle - oo!
15260.
No one but me.
Only for you.
Singapore Sal.
9175.
Weinberg
11736.
Weinberg (Jacob) :
Berceuse palestinienne. 15133.
Chanson arabe. 15230.
Reitia. 16552.
Weinberger (Felix) Tjener! tjener!
kom med @llet! 29311.
Weinberger (Jaromir) :.
Bomischer tanz. 12773.
Geské pisné a tance. 22209-22214.
Furiant. 10480.
Polka. 11671.
Schwanda, der dudelsackpfeifer.
11852.
Weihnachten. 26844.
Weinberger (Josef, or Joseph):
Belsazar. 12734.
Deutsche lieder-walzer. 19921.
Drei lieder. 154.
Fiinf lieder. 155.
Goodbye! Ich lass dich herzlich
griissen! 742.
Hallo, hallo! hier Wien!
Ich kannte eine! 983.
Lebenslichter. 13682.
Liebesbriefe. 1204.
On the Prater. 16405.
Stadt der lieder. 21461.
Traum des reservisten.
Zwei gedichte. 156, 157.
6 lieder vom gltick. 20578.
Weiner (Lazar):
Chanson hébraique.
Gold in dajne ojg’n.
Vig-lid. 21730.
Weiner (S. F.):
6267.
1554.
8840.
1969, 1970, 6663,
(E. D.) Rain drops.
781.
29332.
12868.
10543.
12725,
Because you belong to me.
17364.
Now I believe in dreams. 23471.
Since I made a business of love.
26408.
Weingartner (Felix) :
Invitation to the waltz. 22941.
Zwischenspiel. 12589.
Weiniawski (Henri) Airs russes.
4600.
Weinshienk (Sylvia) There’s no hap-
piness without you. 2184.
Weinstein & De Veto pub. co. It’s too
late. 3429.
Weir (J. F.)::
Headin’ home. 17904.
I will never lose my head. 18088.
Someone. 18994.
Swanee river. 2100.
Weirick (Paul) Funny,
love can do. 20118.
Weisbein (Jack) I’m happy to-day.
2531.1.
Weisberg (A. H.)
gios. 14364.
Weiss (A. J.) Jubilate Deo. 22985.
Weiss (Adolphe):
I want to see a little more of you.
18085.
Six preludes for piano.
Weiss (Fanny) :
Grab me, grab me and see. 27748.
It’s you, baby, just you. 28112.
You left me waiting all alone.
29609.
Weiss (J. M.):
If I give up the saxophone. 5634.
Rose of Romany. 6491, 9058.
Weiss (Juliette) :
Baby’s arm around my neck.
17339.
Fifty-fifty. 17754.
Let’s be pals. 18280.
dear, what
Seales and arpeg-
9540.
Weiss (Julius) Blumenlese. 27249,
27250.
Weiss (Stephan) :
Ananas. 9778.
Armes midi. 4651.
Du gehst fast jede nacht mit einer
andern aus. 17688.
Liebe ist ein schaukelbrett. 11052.
Weissenborn (Julius) Praktische
fagott-schule. 11688.
Weisser (Samuel) :
Alter chazen. 15627.
Lamden Rab Sender. 5808.
Rachem no. 3999.
Rinath Joshua. 9036.
Weist (G. D.) White way blues.
24298.
Weisz (J. G.) First mass in B flat.
27656.
Weitz (Mark):
Supposing. 2092.
When I dream of you. 17089.
Weitz (Ted) Goodness knows how I
love you. 15597.
Weitzman (M. A.):
After midnight. 7324.
2179
INDEX
Weitzman (M. A.)—Continued.
Behind my soul. 7486.
Dreamers melodies. 7785.
Drop of love. 7798.
Jewish march. 8312,
Loving nest. 8501.
Prohibition by the rabbi.
Rainbow melodies. 4004.
Weixelbaum (Karl) To the front.
14976 (344).
Weksler (Serge) :
Bourlak. 24624.
Conte. 24752.
Do.ogaya. 24864.
Doumka. 13047.
Intermezzo. 26845.
Molodetz. 138915.
Welch (Daisy) Butterfly
9983.
Welch (HE. M.) There’s a painting in
the sunset. 19174.
Welcolm (O. M. E.)
15923.
16516.
waltz.
Some day far
away in California. 26434.
Welker (Agnes) My lucky boy, your
lucky girl. 113884.
Well well well. 4452, 4501.
Weller (Eugene) :
Armageddon call. 17315.
Rushing to the Armageddon.
16604.
Song of the American eagle.
14503, 19006, 29109.
Weller (Samuel) Russian butterfly.
21274.
Welles (E. E.) Clock. 3879.
Wellesley (Arthur) See
pseud.
Hughes (A. W.) .
Wellesz (Egon) :
Festlicher marsch. 15481.
Fiinf tanzstticke. 12367.
Welling (Henry) :
Booby hatch. 2770.
Lift up the latch, open the booby
hateh. 5849.
Wellington music pub. co., ltd. Valses
brunettes. 2308.
Wellisch (Trojan) Schenk’ mir nur
einen tag aus deinem leben! 1885.
Wells (Elva) Oh, darling of Switzer-
land. 28686.
Wells (Glenn) Frontier days in old
Cheyenne. 17794.
Wells (J. B.):
Feelin’ weary. 27644.
Together and alone. 26684.
Wells (Kenneth) Great gospel songs.
25114.
Wells (Le de
Southern blues. 6744.
Taxi. 4266.
Wells (Mary) News girl’s disaster.
18589.
Wells (V. E.) Happy mem’ries linger.
13292.
' pt. II, n.s., v. 24
Wells (W. F.) I will make a non-
stop flight. 25363.
Welsh (C. BE.) Lindy. 20659.
Welt-ernte. 12594 (423).
Weltman (Leon) :
Andantino. 24223.
Espano. 22465.
Moment musicale. 23293.
Moto perpetuo. 238324. -
Wencil (R. H.):
Back to the land of Ue
dreams. 4701.
I’m always in love with some one.
5534.
I’m happy too. 5547.
Just a year ago tonight. 5753.
She do! 6613.
When I’m away from you. 7172.
Wendel (EH. L.) :
Mirage. 1392.
We've all got It but father. 21772.
When shadows fall on Mississippi
shore. 4479.
Wendell (Ola) :
Honey I feel so funny. 17947,
22E25.
Wondering what you’re doing.
24346.
Wendland (A. F.)
Wendling (G. J.):
Bashful beau.
Mother waltz.
My sweet sweet.
Natalia. 20971.
Smile everybody, just smile.
Tempting little love lips.
Wendling (Pete):
Beside the shores of Lake Louise.
Animation. 97 84.
15105.
1437.
16294.
6683.
6877.
12740.
Blowing kisses over the moon.
A4T57.
Cubanella. 17592.
Down in old Monterey. 5082.
Foot-prints. 3090.
For people like us. 671.
Get me a red head girl. 5284.
I’d like to love someone. 17991.
Let us be sweethearts tonight.
13697.
Loose ankles. 28319.
Mary Jane. 11221.
Me and the clock. 5991.
Sandman, wrap me up in a Silver
cloud. 4087.
Song of the condemned. 21426,
26472, 29112.
Spring it in the summer and she’J]
fall. 120386.
That’s what I call sweet music.
2168.
There’s a four leaf clover in my
pocket. 2179.
To make a long story short, I love
you. 6948.
2180
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Whoopin’ it up. 29529. Paraphrase iiber Stille nacht!
Why do you give your smiles to heilige nacht! 1678.
someone else. 4500. Pas des fleurs. 478.
Wonderful you. 9627. Peer Gynt. 5356—5359.
You’re a pain in the heart to Pique dame. 9482.
me. 12544. Rienzi, der letzte der tribunen.
Wendorff (Reuben) Chelmer asife. 19291.
12878. Romantiker. 1829.
Wendt (A. L.) Christmas tide. 363. poe aaa ema i
Wendt (Theophil) : precisa ye de tes
First aarite song. 20053. Semiramis. 1842.
ae Sérénade d’amour. 11877.
My caring s wandered westward. Souvenir de Mona Lisa. 19024.
209138. : :
Second dance song. 21314, gt ae ramen beste eS
Shore of peace. 29029. Bee ~
Zulu slumber song. 21958. ore rte oe
Weninger (Leopold) : Tausend und eine nacht: 6865,
Albumblatt. 9510. 6866.
An der Weser. 9777. Titus. 28508.
Anakreon. 27351. : Traume. 2356.
ee aus der V. symphonie. Treue deutsche herz. 24123,
4 26693.
Apfelbliite. 2646. Ungarische tiinze. 239, 240.
Aus dem Nordlande. 92. Vogelhindler. 7068.
Ballett suite aus Coppélia. 15348. Vom fels zum meer! 8443.
Barcarole. 12264. Waffenschmied. 4427.
Behtit’?’ dich Gott. T7487. Wassertrager. 10050.
Boceaccio’s galanterien. 15167. Wien bleibt Wien. 9609.
Canzonetta. 17838. Zwei mirsche aus Alkeste. 17830.
Danze della ore. 2918. Zweite ungarische rhapsodie.
Diebische elster. 14335. 3551.
Erinnerung an _ ~Verdi’s’ Aida. Wenker (Henry):
24177. Let’s do it again. 18281.
Fantasie. (136. _ My beautiful lady. 18500.
Bra Diavolo. 15073. _ Sweet Marjorie. 19083.
Frau meisterin. 22557. Wenrich (Percy):
Freuden grtisse. 687. Brown eyed angel. 4806.
Gavotte. 25047. Captain Inecencio. 4852.
Gavotte-musette. 25081. Pines eer 5208.
Gopak. T7973. 453
‘Grusinischer kriegsmarsch. 5831. Taea a, j;
Hebriden. 8590. Inez’s entrance, act 1. 5685.
Helden-parade. 3213. Laugh. 5814.
Herbstrosen. 8036. Opening act 1. 6263.
Herztone. 8037.
Hochzeitsmarsch aus Sommer-
nachtstraum. 16170. Sex a
: ppeal. 6608.
Im tempel Apollo’s. 25082. was “él feather to clea
Jung-Deutschland. 1111, 1112. a a
Karntner lieder-marsch. 5770. What are voulswithoutlmes wd
Lesghinka. 58381. - i ae Pe 7] ia b
Lichtertanz der briiute. 4072. a gee hee mA rE ares
Loreley-paraphrase. 5895.
Lustigen weiber von Windsor.
Potato peelings. 6364.
Prayer. 6371.
Wentworth institute alumni assn., ine.
18375. Arioch Wentworth. 17312.
Meistersinger von Niirnberg. | Wentzell (William) :
14774. Lambkins. 23041.
Modell. 6043. Orchard song. 14116.
Nocturne. 4909. Whimper low. 26924.
Nur, wer die sehnsucht kennt. | Wenzel (Hermann):
2256. Allerseelen. 9758.
Nussknacker. 2257. Alles tanzt! 24467.
Obersteiger. 26048. Bagatellen. 9850.
2181
INDEX
pt. 111, 0. S., v. 24
Wenzel (Hermann )—Continued.
Bliiten und knospen. 4773.
Centifolien. 10029.
Choral-vorspiele. 10067.
Choralperlen. 10068.
Christglickchen. 355.
Du lieblicher stern. 10294.
Hr nnerung an Tirol. 24945.
Friedensglocken. 10472.
Friihling stieg zu tale. 10475.
Gute kameraden. 10572.
Harmonium-etiiden. 5886.
Heimatstraum. 5408.
Im trauten heim. 1034.
Kasinoklinge. 10967.
Kinder Weihnachtsfeier.
Kinderlust. 10974.
Liederperlen. 25617.
Lyrisches salon-album.
Maientanz. 11176.
Melodische tonstiicke.
Mondfee. 11308.
Schweizer salon-album.
21307.
Sennerin sehnsucht nach der alm.
11871.
Singvogelchen. 1972.
Stimmungsbilder. 2072.
Weihnachts-album. 29456.
We hnachtsglocken. 7182.
Zwei Hugleinblau. 2578.
Werau (A. M.):
In Boskowitz
8246.
Taxameteresse.
Werder (Hans) :
Fairies and brownies at play.
7854. !
Farewell song. 7866.
Holiday on the ranch. 80583.
Song of the braves. 9237.
Sunset in the Rockies. 9306.
Werge (Tennyson) . Souvenir d’ autre-
fois. 9261.
Werner (F. Ez.)
friends, goodnight.
Werner (Felix):
Ersten veilchen. 581.
Grosse kleinigkeiten. 766.
Werner (G. H.):
I found you. 908.
I’ll always remember. 18008.
Werner (J. A.) How ean you be so
cold to me. 20275.
Werner (M. A.):
Remembrance, 21228.
Wonderful girl. 21881.
Werner (M. S. T tus-):
And you'll remember me.
Don’t be what you ain’t!
3498.
1301.
16159.
11853,
und Holleschau.
9348.
Goodnight,
5338.
dear
9782.
22390.
Dumpity-dumps. 13076.
Fire drill. 10417.
Fire laddies we. 10418.
Gitt... 1282,
I’d rather be a could-be.
Legend of the
11023.
Look, but don’t touch!
Mumpy-mumps. 13948.
Piano music. 23597.
Portrait. 12888.
Silver road. 11914.
Werner (Max), pseud. See Kornhorst
(Wilhelm)
Werner (Otto) Dancing eyes. 2907.
Werner-Kersten (M.) Wenn - sich
Tante Adelheid tiber Onkel Emil
freut. 21778.
Wertheim (A. H.):
Cuckoo waltz. 2896.
Eventide. 3029.
Roses. 9059.
Solace. 9205, 9206.
Wertheimer (Oscar) Argentina rose.
271389.
Werther. 4577 (264).
Wesley (S. 8S.) Lead me, Lord. 1188.
Wesly (Em Je) My fiancée. 17236
(280).
Weslyn (Louis) Witch behind the
moon. 29647 (263).
Wesner (W. O.) Memories.
West (A. M.):
Evangeline. 10360.
Only thru failure have I realized
success. 1645, 3869.
We could be more loving. 4450.
22759.
organ-builder.
23126.
1362.
West (Burton) pseud. See Harts
(H. L.)
West (C. F.) ie co. Lindy—Anne.
11070.
Thirty-third star.
West (C. 8S.)
6920.
West (Hugene) :
In her wigwam. 8251.
Moonlight in the Yellowstone.
6056, 8638.
Sentimental moon. 14384.
That is love. 9863, 12162.
West (Fred.) :
Jesus, Thy name I bear. 25491.
Old memories. 6240.
West (Gordon) pseud. See Riker
CEEYAS)
West (H. A.) Blue nights. 19677.
West (T. H.) Don’t forget the union
label. 4577 (89).
West coast music publ shers, ine.:
Moonlight makes me think of
you. 38682.
My valse Viennese. 8726.
"Neath the palms. 16307.
Red River Valley. 14279.
Wishing. 7229.
West pub. co. Lindy—Anne. 5853.
Westberg (Eric) Bellman-melodier.
160.
2182
Se i eh lg A ee me
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Westbrook (Arthur) pseud. See Man-
nev (C. F.)
Westbrook (H. S8.):
Melodie. 7144.
Waltz Circe. 23865.
Westbrook (John) :
I would walk with my Savior.
25375.
Memories of Hawaii.
Western (George) :
All the year round. 39.
And I only met her on Sunday.
27125.
Ar’nt we all. 72.
Before you came. 9880.
One fine day. 11545.
So long as she’s happy. 29085.
That's why I love her. 21573.
Twenty-thousand Scotchmen.
12274.
Western (Kenneth) :
All the year round. 39.
And I only met her on Sunday.
27125.
Aren’t we all. 72.
Before you came. 9880.
One fine day. 11545.
So long as she’s happy! 29085.
That’s why I love her. 21573.
Twenty-thousand Scotchmen.
12274.
Western music for motion pictures.
12379, 12380.
Westerville (Henry )
Westgarth (Marion)
the rose. 11787.
Westhoff (F. W.)
8227, 8228.
Westling (Hjnar) :
Hostermans memoarer.
Skepparhistorier. 11939.
Westman (August) You’re just bad
enough to be interesting. 27030.
Westman (Theo.) Harbor of home
‘sweet home. . 789.
Westmoreland (Samuel) :
Dreaming blues. 528.
Real estate mamma. 1784.
Weston” (C2, B,) “Ir. OQ: Usoter aE
8327.
Weston (Harris):
Blue moon. 205.
Bubbling over with joy.
But I do say so. 9979.
Comfy and cosy. 19827.
Glad feet. 10525.
I love you more than you love
me. 3309.
I won’t break my heart over you.
20411.
It’s girls like you. 1074.
Jungle Yale blues. 1113.
Love’s radio. 28348.
Lucy’s lipstick. 20736.
25803.
Lonely. 183821.
Rainbow and
Ideal music series.
8050.
9974.
Mamma, it isn’t fair! 28376.
Pass it along. 28781.
Rosa. 28924.
Smith’s crisp crisps. 6685.
That’s how I like ’em. 21562.
There’s a girl in my arms and a
man in the moon. 21591.
Thin. man and the’ fat man.
12191.
Unlucky number thirteen.
Wonderful
me. 12497.
Weston (Leslie) :
Husbins. 10674.
I like scented soap. 8124.
Matrimonial chase. 13848.
21706.
y 0 u—commonplace
Old child and the new. 14090.
Weston (Mildred) :
Bird chatter. 2749.
Dancing in the clover. 2908.
Drowsy breeze drifts by. 2984.
Marching we go. 3621.
Merrily singing. 3663.
Runaway brooklet. 4075.
Swaying nest. 4242.
Westphal (Frank):
Perfume of roses. 8900.
When you come to the end of eae
day. 7196, 9572.
Westphal (Paul) Japanischer later-
nentanz. 25479.
West’s, ltd. Summer days. 16826.
Wethe (A. M.)
Wetzel (Leroy)
3719.
Wetzel (M. S8.):
Slumber theme. 23846.
Tickety tock. 2205.
Wetzel-José (Peppi) Nigger puppen-
parade. 18590.
Wexler (Katherine)
the rainbow. S80.
Weygand (Tibor)
21541.
Weymann (H. W.)
mine. 20684.
Whalen (Jimmie)
26566.
Whalen (Molly)
forget. 956.
Whaley (W. T.)
beautiful. 138760.
Whaley, Royce & co., Itd.:
Agincourt song. 12609.
O Lord correct me. 138282,
What a’ you lookin’ for. 2408,
What about Jane. 5749.
Wheaton college song book.
Wheeler (D.) 400 hop.
Wheeler (E. R.):
My Eveline. 28533.
My winsome brown-eyed queen.
18571.
Biddy O’Brien. 182,
My boyhood days.
At the end of
Tavaszi 4lom,
Little pal of
Sweet memories.
I’ve been trying to
Los Angeles, the
7164,
29647.
2183
INDEX
Wheeler (E. R.)—Continued. .
_ Then give three cheers for father.
29270.
Wheeler (Edgar ) Individuality.
28079.
Wheeler (G. E.) Evening lulabye.
22475.
‘Wheeler (H. R.) Just a picture of
you, mother mine. 109389.
Wheeler (J. H.) Vocal method.
14976 (369).
Wheeler (R. F.) My little honey-
mooning aeroplane. 28551.
Wheeler (R. W.) Vocal method.
14976 (369). ;
Wheeler (Stanley) Unforgetable.
2285.
Wheeler (T. F.):
Jolly group of cowboys. 28141.
Utah Carl’s last ride. 29380.
Wheeler (W. H.) You'll reap what-
soever you sow. 17209, 27024.
Whelan (A. M.) One that once be-
longed to me. 1642.
Whelan (Margaret) My promise.
By(io),
Whelpley (B. L.):
Serenade. 17236 (868).
Will o’ the wisp. 17236 (480).
When Johnny comes marching home.
27057 (66), 29647 (6, 18, 54, 62, 76,
98, 187, 188, 212, 221, 244, 246-249,
256, 260, 267).
When love is kind. 27057 (165).
When Rosalinda sings. 4478.
When the dew is on the rose. 26896.
When troubadours sang. 17112.
Where the shy little violets grow.
26918.
Whetsel (Arthur) Misty mornin’.
6041.
Whetstone (R. A.) My honeymoon.
25920.
Whidden (Clara) You taught me to
remember. 27035.
Whidden (Jay):
Sunshine of my heart.
To you. 26682.
While shepherds watched. 24298.
Whimbleton house. 26928.
Whipple (G. R.):
Always home sweet home to me.
24476.
Nobody’s baby. 26010.
Whitaker (J. F.) God’s love. 25088.
Whitaker (L. C.) Heart of mine.
26552.
22688.
Whitaker-Wilson (C.) On a night,
long ago. 1620.
Whitby (Edward) pseud. See
Brackett (F. H.)
Whitcup (Leonard) :
All I want is ’ittle ootsie oo. 4611.
Cin-cin-nati. 17529,
pt. IIT, 0. S., Vv. 24
I gotta have you.
15729.
I wouldn’t say positively. 22879.
Keep your overcoat open. 18229,
18230.
Maybe I’m wrong. 18427, 18428.
No other one. 18600.
Raggedy Pete. 8993.
Romance mad. 9051.
Stay a little while. 6778.
Tootache. 4849.
Way up to heaven.
What do I care.
Who’s the who.
White (Alice) :
Give me a smile. 725.
I’m always building castles in the
air. Me2ZK
White (Allen):
Do we do.
Sweet Ann! 16840.
White (Art) Blondy. 12763.
White (B.) Be careful what you say.
27191.
White (B. F.)
White (Betsy):
Be careful what you say. 24556.
Farm relief song. 17745.
If I could see mother to-night.
20425, 25380.
Old Kitty Kate. 16390.
Razors in de air. 14272.
Summer time in old Kentucky.
2082.
Swinging in the lane. 19102.
Wreck of the N & W cannon ball.
8114, 10708,
9529.
19334, 21789.
19384.
5057.
Lone pilgrim. 28304.
2530.
White (C. V.) For I’m still in love
with you. 27667.
White (C. W.):
Graveyard blues. 251138.
In my garden of dreams. 13541.
In the garden of my dreams. 5674.
Marguerite. 20784.
White (Ed) I'll try and forget. 5517.
White (Edward) I never can forget
your broken promises. 3337.
White (Elsie) Tune in on California.
12268. ‘
White (Felix):
Apple-tree. 9787.
Frolic. 25028.
In a hammock. 25410.
Little Bo-Peep. 18294.
Now the fun begins.
Pedlar’s caravan. 18728.
This gospel sang the angels bright.
21604.
Trees in spring. 16968.
We cobblers lead a merry life. 9530.
What way does the wind come?
19339.
Where the bee sucks. 19376.
Wings of peace. 21869.
2184
IN DEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
White (G. P.)
land. 199389.
White (George) :
Dollar City happy
Bigger and better than _ ever.
19652.
Bottoms up. 19697.
Love is free to every one. 20717.
Sittin’ in the sun. 23833.
White (H. L. B.) Sleep, little baby,
sleep. 21391.
White (Irving):
For just a little love from you.
20080.
Just one little smile from you.
13633.
White (J. 8S.) When the silvery moon
is waning. 14848.
White (Joe) Ill try and forget. 5517.
White (K. F.):
Dwart’s parade. 24910.
Tarantella. 26604.
White (Kenneth) I have those moon
beam blues. 5495.
White (L. HE.) I love you. 27942.
White (Lasses) pseud. See White
(Le Roy)
White (Le Roy)
me. 15388.
White (Lew) By the way. 15196.
White (M. L.) Gleanings. 10528.
White (Murray) Alimony baby. 7343.
White (P. S.) Man get out of my
life. 25737.
White (T. Forsyth)
25786.
White (Thomas F.)
ories recall. 6323.
White (W. W.) Irish eyes.
White (Wilfred):
Broadway patrol.
Scotchie. 26357.
Will you hate
24324.
White (Willy):
Broadway patrol. 19714.
By a babbling brook. 12811.
My love is your love. 20988.
You are my Lucky Strike. 9652.
White blackbirds. 19398.
White camellia. 5107.
White-Smith music pub. co.:
At sunrise. 9806.
Au revoir. 4668.
By candlelight. 9985.
Cherokee love theme.
Clouds sailing. 10083.
Common sense pipe organ drills.
10102.
Crickets at play.
Dancing on the green.
Dawn in the desert.
Echo caprice. 2995.
Fantasy. 4705.
Don’t you Cadillac
Mayflower.
Pictures mem-
13562.
19714.
me tomorrow.
10047.
10131.
17607.
17616.
Finger fairies. 10415.
Flowing waters. 17770.
Gliding along, 10529.
Golden memories. 5824.
He is risen. 53899.
Hide and seek. 10627.
Highway call. 20247.
Honour the Lord. 25205.
I saw three ships. 22841.
In the days of the Iroquois.
In the flow’ry dell. 10850.
Isthar. 18171.
King of angels, sleep. 25556.
Little bit o’ lovin’. 238080.
Lone Hagle. 11094.
My little pool. 1487.
New trail. 1540.
Paean of Easter.
Rabbit hop. 11781.
St. Theresa’s mass in F. 26321.
Sing aloud unto God. 16708.
Song development. 11988.
Song of the Christmas chimes.
23890.
Stars of the morning. 16798.
Sunset shadows. 21501.
Ten minutes. 9362.
To the majestic pine. 19204.
Tripping lightly. 12258.
Violinettes. 26789.
We follow on, O Master. 7121.
Wee fingers at play. 12361.
Whited (EH. R.):
15858.
6294.
Mother, how sweet the name.
3694.
Sweet victory of love. 26571.
Whitehead (A. E.):
First Noel. 22518.
Holly and the ivy. 22712.
Whitehead (Brinton) See Whitehead
(J. B.)
Whitehead (J. B.)
Whitesell (V. D.)
night. 16568.
Whitford (H. P.) Daily technic for
the organist. 7700.
Treasures. 4356.
Riding herd at
Whitford (Homer) Notturno. 1566.
Whiting (Arthur) Valse _ brillante.
4577 (407).
Whiting (Bill) I found paradise when
I found you. 5491.
Whiting (Dick) One moment more
with you. 3864.
Whiting (George)
top. 833, 3226.
Whiting (George) inc.:
Believe me that’s love.
Big boy Jess. 19650.
Elephant can’t say can’t. 10326.
Just beyond the blue. 8340.
Song of the great alone. 21427.
Telling the world we're in love.
21549.
That’s my idea of heaven. 6895.
‘High up on a hill-
9887,
21895
INDEX
~
Whiting (J. E.) Broadway Sal.
Whiting (R. A.):
Alma mammy. 22006.
Bear down Pelham. 22090.
Celia. 10028.
Chinky Chinee bogie man. 17515.
Do I know what I’m doing while
I’m in love. 19929.
Flippity flop. 5225, 15492.
Honey. 8058, 10644, 10645, 22721.
I have to have you. 25265, 27907.
I’m all a-twitter. 55338.
I think you'll like it. 22847.
I wan-na go places and do things.
5606. .
I want to cuddle some cuddlesome
baby. 5610, 27999.
It’s a habit of mine. 8297.
Just wait and see sweetheart.
(544,
25533.
King of Jazzmania. 5786.
Ladies of the dance. 5801,
20599.
Louise. 5900.
Might.est matador. 6021.
My sweeter than sweet. 23403.
My wild party girl. 6157.
On top of the world, alone. 11541.
Prep step. 238632.
Shoo shoo boogie boo. 21356.
Sweet Georgianna and me. 16842.
True blue Lou. 6989, 16969.
Wait till you see ma chérie. T7078.
Whiting (S. E.) Valse petite. 26760.
Whiting (U. G.) Whiting sanitarium
song. 12449.
Whiting (W. K.):
Kelpie dance. 29647 (120).
Youth and riches. 17236 (493).
Yokel’s delight. 26999.
Whitman pub. co. Children’s song
book. 17518.
Whitmer (T. C.) Songs. 7207.
Whitmore (Emerson) Blue _ dusk.
4762.
Whitmore (Virginia) Out of the Hast.
18697. :
Whitney (B. H.) At the golden hour
of twilight. 24522.
Whitney (Beth) Just waitin’ for you.
1131.
Whitney (Howard):
Donkey laugh. 7310 (52).
Golden glitter. 12594 (108).
Whitney (J. B.) Lovin’ and losin’ my
man, 25701.
Whitney (May)
Whitney (O. C.)
14976 (174).
Whittaker (Hudson) :
Chicago moan blues. 12880.
Jelly whipping blues. 3445.
Juicy lemon blues. 18616.
Tastes like gravy. 29233.
See Helms (M. W.)
Forty-two studies.
pt. III, n. S., v. 24
Train time blues.
Uncle Bud. 4884.
Whittaker (W. G.):
Candle gate. 12839.
Concertina. 12923.
Lovelady Shield. 11138.
Outward bound. 11584.
Whittemore (Harl):
Back to the isle of rose.
Bob White. 19681.
Chickie. 17511.
Dearie. 27490.
_Hair-a-gain, for beautiful hair.
13284.
Let’s shake hands as we say good- :
bye. 28262.
Memories just memories,
My sweetheart. 28571. .
On a planet of love with you.
12245.
19604.
28426.
28713.
On the banks of the blue. 18660.
She’s the navy’s sweetheart.
23799.
When lovers love in dreamland.
29484.
You are the soul of my dreams.
19444.
Whittemore (H. C.) Old New Eng-
land. 1613.
Whittemore (S. A.):
Melody of dreams. 11248.
Sing me a song of the sunny
South. 11926.
Whitter (Henry):
Lost girl of West Virginia. 18761.
Poor lost boy. 14215.
Whittick (Edith) :
Gypsy moon. 27767.
Polly wants a cracker. 6347,
Sunrise in Galway. 19067.
Whittier (Harold) Moonlight night.
13921.
Whittier
24096.
Whom the gods destroy. 9591.
Whoopee. 773, 2476, 51383.
Whyte (Willy) I am the dance.
15711. .
Wi’ a hundred pipers. 24319.
Wickdahl (Lillian) Right under the
moon. 188831.
Wicke (Fred.) Star of my life, I
love you. 6775.
Wickenhauser (Richard) :
Berglied aus dem harz.
Landlust. 5396.
Liebesschmerz. 5848.
Verlorene ring. 7048.
Wanderlied. 7105.
Wickens (C. M.) Why did the cow
jump over the moon. 7220, 9603.
Wickham (Florence) :
Aprila.« 27436,
(Phoebe) To all people.
4737.
2186
nos. 1—12, 1929
INDEX
County fair. 27428.
When you come back machree.
29497.
Wickiser (James) Hot dog blues.
8070. ;
Wicks (I. A.) Mother dear, forget.
284938.
Widdecombe fair. 9608.
Widenham (R. M.) Sleepy song.
9186.
Widman (Eugen):
Far och mor. 7865.
Vid en gammaldags gata i ett
gammaldags hus. 24179.
Widmayer (Paul) Please come back
to our little shack. 11658.
Widmer (B. A.):
Because I’m in love with you.
19625.
It’s time for us all to go home.
10888.
Widor (C. M.):
A Vaube. 17236 (1).
Ave Maria. 2589 (12).
Choral et variations. 2589 (52).
Douleur précoce. .17236 (105).
Mer.
Petite
(318).
Rosa, la rose. 17236 (481).
Sérénade italienne. 17236 (364).
Symphonie. 14976 (392).
Widow’s lament. 29647 (261).
Wiedoeft (Rudy):
17236 (263).
couleuyre . bleue. 17236
Bitter sweets. 9917.
Rubenola. 6505.
Valse Pamela. 17014.
Wiedoeft (Rudy) music pub. co.:
Bitter sweets. 9917.
Valse Pamela. 17014.
BG (Henry) pseud. See Roberts
Wiehmayer (Theodore):
Melodische etiiden. 1356-1358.
Neue schule der geliufigkeit und
des vortrags. 25972-25974.
Wieland (Harry) In that ramshackle
Shack. 25434.
Wiener (Hugo)
Sebastian. 830.
Wiéner (Jean):
Blues. 9939.
Deuxiéme sonatine.
Haarlem. 10576.
Wiener bohéme-verlag:
Bei einer kleinen tasse tee.
Heut’ spielt mein
484.
4726.
Bisschen seide—und darin du!
27230.
Blondes mi&dchen blonder wein!
4755.
Butterfly. 19731.
Da draussen beim Radetzky ...
17597.
Das war in Bonn am Rhein. 5008.
2469—30——40
Deine mutter bleibt immer bei dir.
27494.
Du bist die frau, von der ich
trhume. 17687.
Du bist mein stern. 27567.
Du hast mir ew’ge treu’ gesch-
woren, Ferdinand. 5116.
Einmal im leben... 17700.
Hs gab nur eine, die ich geliebt
hab’. 24946.
Heinrich, wo greifst du denn hin.
5409.
Heute fliegt der luxus-Zeppelin.
5422.
Husch unter den holunderstrauch !
17974.
Ich schenk’ dir das herz einer
rose.ccl 28005;
Im griinen klee. 5646.
In Amberg, in Bamberg, in Mtin-
ster und in Ulm. 20445.
In Wien hab’ ich einmal ein midel
geliebt ... 28076.
Kennst du das kleine haus am
Michigansee? 5776. .
Kleine frau fehlt dir im frtihling.
18238.
Lebwohl! ich kiiss’ noch einmal
deine hinde! 18269.
Lied aus Hawai. 5844.
Mein Heidelberg, ich kann dich
nie vergessen. 5995.
Mein onkel brancht eine reiche
tante. 5996.
Mein schatz ist aus Bayern.
208238.
Meine liebe Lola. 5999.
Nur einen tag hast du mich reich
gemacht. 26082.
Rendezvous bei Lehar. 11756.
Schad’ um das middel. 18890.
Sch6n ist der Mai in Vorderindien,.
Hinterindien. 6556.
Schoner gigolo. 263387.
Schwiegermutter, schwimm’ doch
nach Amerika. 18902.
Was weisst denn du. 7112.
Wenn am Tivoli rote rosen bltih’n.
71387.
Wenn du mich nicht mehr lieb.
hast... 29459.
Wenn. ein altes dromedar...
ZAC.
Wenn ich die blonde Inge.
19327.
Wenn in werder wieder die biume
“ pliih’n. 2398.
Wenn zwei blondinen. 7140.
Zieh’ dich wieder an, Josefin’!
7298.
Wiener musik-verlag (Inhaber Otto
Hirich) :
Ananas. 9778.
2187
INDEX
Wiener musik-verlag (Inhaber Otto
BHirich )—Continued.
Liebe ist ein schaukelbrett. 11052.
Wenn die ersten veilchen blth’n.
24224, 24225.
Wiener operetten-verlag, G. m. b. H.:
Hoffman. 22710, 25196.
Liebling der k6nigin.
Rokoko. 16001.
Tommy. 19211.
Wienerlied. 12474.
Wieniawski (Henri) :
Adagio élégiaque. 14976 (2).
Fantaisie brillante. 12594 (112).
Original theme with variations.
4577 (302).
Russian airs. 4577 (339).
Theme original. 26345.
Tis a wild and merry dance.
16941.
Wienshienk (Sylvia) :
Angel of love. 2640.
Dance of Spain. 445.
I’ve found my happiness.
Just another song. 5755.
Let me tell you that I love you.
18278.
Scene in Moscow. 18886.
You’re just the girl. 4560.
Wier (A. E.):
Edvard Grieg at home. 20173.
Frédéric Chopin at home. 17520.
Songs of the sunny South. 29123.
Wiese (E. A.) We wave our handker-
chiefs. 17070.
Wiest (G. D.):
For you baby. 27671. ©
Make yourself at home. 20758.
Wake up your feet. 29427.
Who’s this girl named Whoopee.
18286.
18074.
19385.
Wigger (C. W.):
Evry night. 22486.
Happiness. 22653.
Just about midnight. 22995.
Wiggers (Billy) See Wigger (C. W.)
Wiggert (Paul):
Konzert des-dur. 1160.
Ungarische rhapsodie no. 2 in B
moll. 2286.
Wiggin (F..7T.) State of Maine.
26512.
Wiggin (J. L.) Land of jazz. 18259.
Wiggins (Chuck) :
Stowaway Steve. 23941.
Tramp song. 24119.
Wikel (E. M.) I am going back to
my Virginia home. 22749. |
Wilber (Lucky) Nothing else matters
but love. 28647.
Wilbert (Walter) Just: for; me.
18216.
Wilder
:
pt. III, n. 8., v. 24
Wilbourne (Willette) Azure crystal.
19587.
Wilbur (Jay) When tomorrow
comes. 19361.
Wilckens (Friedrich) Robes Pierre
& co. 11772.
Wilcox (A. E.) In the garden of
dahlias. 5673, 18144.
Wilcox (C. R.)
for you. 10719.
Wilcox (G. H.)
in song and dance. 23756.
Wilcox (H. K.) Song of the whip-
Ill be waiting here
poorwill. 6731.
Wilcox (H. U.) Mary’s inn. 25771.
Wilcox (V. LL.) He loved me so.
25161.
Wild (F. J.) Odd moments. 21038.
Wild (Frances) :
My beautiful blue bell. 11851.
Park your troubles. 8879.
Wild (aeet.)=
Dream canoe. 10269.
Idle away. 20420.
She’s some hot party. 11900.
Sweetest day of all. 12107.
What a night for love. 12382. .
Wild rose. 14976 (895).
Wilder (H. F. O.):
My Joanna from Indiana. 13977.
Up in the air with Rosa Jean.
14748.
CE. Sal
course. 2724.
Wild sk... 8S.)
America, America, that’s where
the pretty girls grow. 9767.
Rose of memory. 16588.
Wilens (Richard) Cradle song.
12946. ;
Wiley (J. H.) Sunshine-girl.
Wiley (M. G.) Memories lane.
Wilfahrt (Hddie) :
Bauern hochzeit.
Braut. tanz walzer. 12788.
Concertina walzer. 10106.
Dddie’s clarinet laendler.
Eddie’s polka. 10311.
Fraulein im wald. 13198.
Fréehliche zeiten. 10473.
Hochzeit walzer. 13340.
Lausbuben. 11018.
Lustige Ulmer. 11162.
Lustigen bauern. 13794.
‘Marie polka. 11213.
Mei weiberl. 11240.
Musikanten polka.
Rosa. 11788.
Unser Katy. 14788.
Wilfahrt (John):
Chicago waltzer. 10052.
Das weiss kein mensch. 10173.
Elen polka. 10324. .
Hanserl polka. 10579.
Beginners piano
26551.
3655.
9862.
10310.
13950.
2188
Scarlet sister Mary— _
nos. 1-12, 1929
Kikiri polka. 10972.
Mein siisser schatz. 13866.
New ulm. 11441.
Warren waltzer. 123438.
Wilfong (G. W.):
I want you in my arms.
If I only had you. 25385.
Wilhan (Joe) Dreamy Colorado.
17681, 27563.
Wilhelm (C. W.)
21768. -
Wilhite (Monte):
I promise. 5588.
Lonely, oh how I miss you sweet-
heart. 11099.
My heart is bluer than your eyes
cherie. 3732.
Wilke (Arnold) :
25358.
We of the U. S. A.
Grosse fantasie. 15607.
Kleine gratulanten. 5791.
Lachende welt. 5800.
Serbische weisen. 18910.
Suraya. 26556.
Wilken (Louis) I love her just the
same. 13423.
Wilkening (V. H.) Sweet moon.
6823.
Wilkens (G. A.):
Counterfeit love. 19843.
Eden. 19978.
Fool’s paradise.. 20079.
Wilkens (Ignatius) Haec dies. 775.
Wilkes (J. T.)
5826.
Wilkins (E. S.):
Me and my girl friend Lou. 13848.
My baby girl. 23333.
Wilkins (O. L.) I’m sorry it’s over.
27966.
Wilkins (R.) Rolling stone.
Wilkins (R. N.):
Prisoner’s dream. 11707.
They can’t steal you out of my
dreams. 16919.
Wilkins (S. H.) You can’t have that
somebody. 12525.
Wilkinson (C. E.):
Leave it to Rieley.
14316.
Modern rhythmic’ studies for
trombone. 6044.
Wilkinson modern = rhythmics.
17144, 19399.
Wilkinson (C. W.)
me eall.. 22198.
Wilkinson (F. E.):
Down the lane to home sweet
Can’t you hear
home. 7777.
na. sorry: Sita
Sunshine. 9307.
Try and get it.
Wilkinson (H. B.)
9431.
I have a mother
like you. 8116.
Wilkinson (H:. E.) Drifting in the
moonlight. 5110.
INDEX
Wilkinson (Howard) I’ve got a new
sweetheart. 959.
Wilkinson (R. L.) Twenty songs
from Mother Goose. 21685.
Will (Christina) :
Garden of faith. 25041.
My friend. 25913.
Once with Jesus. 26094.
White city. 21849.
Will, 6G.(E)6
Lord, oh Lord, look down upon
us. 1259.
Through the night a starry ray.
2202.
Willan (Gladys) lLet’s play and sing
around the clock. 35386.
Willan (Healey):
Chansons canadiennes. Ziaot,
27388.
Hasy communion service. 17697.
Mr. Gay’s The beggars opera.
1401.
Swallow. 14567.
Willard (Clyde) Bethlehem way.
ZA12.
Wille (Georg) Tonleiter-studien.
14976 (345).
Willeby (Charles) :
Denny’s daughter. 14976 (68).
Fairy love song. 24426 (82).
Four leaf clover. 29647 (65).
Williams (A. B.) Home to glory.
27846.
Williams (Agnes) :
Call of spring. 15206.
When shadows fall.
Williams (Arnold) :
This old man. 26659.
Topsy-turvey land. 24114.
26893.
‘Williams (Arthur) Kidney feet.
3495.
Williams (B. G.) March of the
Wabash. 11204.
Williams (Bert) When, it’s all goin’
out. 12594 (428).
Williams (C. F.):
Cog to the wheel of misfortune.
27392.
Just another rose of Picardy.
28161.
No news is good news to-day.
28629.
Silvery moon. 29048.
Sympathy. 29211.
Williams (Charles) Blue devils.
19674.
Williams (Clarence) :
Cruei hearted woman blues.
10133.
Daddy don’t let me drive you
wild. 4984.
Get up off your knees. 10510.
Ill be your baby doll. 5508.
2189
INDEX
Williams (Clarence)—Continued.
I’m not worrying. 15775.
I’m watching the clock. 5582.
I’ve got what it takes. 10778.
If you like me. ° 10821.
In the bottle blues. 20461.
Jealous moon. 5725.
My bombolina from Argentina.
16239.
Oh me, oh my. 11515.
Organ grinder. 11565.
Them things have got me. 21584.
Wild flower rag. 14888.
You’re the one. 12554.
Williams (Clarence) music pub. ¢o.,
inc. :
Alabama. 9789.
Buttin’ in other folks bizness.
12807.
Cohens and Kellys. 22265..
Cruel hearted woman blues.
10133.
Daddy don’t let me drive you
wild. 4984.
Forest frolics. 13187.
Get up off your knees. 10510.
Hen pecked man. 138324.
High society. 10630.
I don’t care where you take it
sweet papa. 10695.
Ill be your baby doll. 5508.
I’m not worrying. 15775.
‘[’m watching the clock. 5582.
I’ve got what it takes. 10778.
If you like me. 10821.
In our cottage of love.
In the bottle blues.
Jealous moon. 5725.
Kitchen man. 10979.
Low down wampus dance. 13791.
Mountain city blues. 13940.
My bombolina from Argentina.
16239.
My sunny Tennessee.
Nobody knows you when you're
down and out. 14047.
Oh me, oh my. 11515.
Organ grinder. 11565.
Save a little kiss for me chérie.
16628.
Stop and fix it. 12067.
Them things have got me.
Touch-down. 6964.
Uncle Joe’s stomp. 7028.
When I get to thinking about
home. 12408.
Whoop it up. 14870.
Wild flower rag. 14888.
You don’t understand. 24880.
You’re the one who has done me
wrong. 12554.
Williams (D.):
Friendless blues. 18200.
P-wee strut. 28755.
3404.
20461.
14007.
21584.
pt. Ilr, 0. S., v. 24
Riverside stomp. 14309.
Slow death. 14442.
Undertakers blues.
Williams (D. M.):
Benedictus es, Domine. 22111.
Magnificat and Nunc _ dimittis.
23176.
Praise God for all things.
29369.
3970.
Williams (D. O.):
Impetuous imps. 15839.
Mood pensive. 16211.
Williams (Douglas) :
Buddy George. 19720.
Far away Texas blues.
Neal’s blues. 20980.
Road house stomp. 6465.
5184.
Williams (Earl G.) Sweetheart’s
hour. 16855.
Williams (Ethel G.) No cards. 19491
(166).
Williams (F. A.):
Bernice. 12739.
Elfin frolic. 17704.
I miss you, dear. 14976 (142).
Jolly harvesters. 12594 (170).
March of the little soldiers. 12594.
(229).
Pirate. 23604. ;
Playing tag. 12594 (808).
Sweet Nell O’Carrowmore.
Village festival. 2325.
Waltz of the flower girls.
(413).
Williams (F. J.) Ill catch that plane.
15742.
Williams
(FE. W.)
Williams (Fess) :
Friction. 13199.
Here ’tis. 13327.
Hot town. 27859.
Musical campmeeting.
Sell it. 21319.
Williams (Forrest E.) Along familiar
lines. 27104.
Williams (Frank E.) Dutchmans
serinade—on the violin. 10297.
Williams (H. H.) Tango-fantasie.
19118.
Williams (Henry) :
Christmas seal bell-man. 27378.
19089...
12594
(FE. W.) See Falconer
28516.
Peace yes peace. 28794. :
Williams (Hugh) If longing is
wronging. 10816.
Williams (I. A.)
Williams (J. B.)
Williams (J. M.):
Biddle St. blues. 27218.
Corrine Corrina. 27422.
Dirty dozen. 27516.
Down the alley. 13050.
Fishing blues. 13169.
Get the L on down the road.
13229.
Going away. 13254.
My dreams. 16250.
2190
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Good Gordon gin. 15594.
Hangman’s blues. 138287.
How long, how long blues. 3258.
Low down man blues. 28354.
My silver dollar mama. 28567.
Old country stomp. 3849.
Stomp it down to the bricks.
26527.
Too late too late blues.
What makes a tom cat
29470.
Wiliiams(Jess) Father’s Bible. 10396.
Williams (John M.):
Hark! hark! the lark.
Merry reapers. 8591.
Songs my mother
12012.
Waltz in A flat maj.
Williams’ (John M.)
piano book. 7227.
Williams’ (John M.) fourth grade
piano book. 17150.
Williams’ (John M.) graded sight-
reading course. 17151.
29320.
blue.
1896.
taught me.
24631.
first grade
- Williams’ (John M.) sight read-
ing course. 19401.
Williams’ (John M.) supplemen-
tary material for piano. 19402.
Williams (Joseph) ltd.:
Bluebottle. 209:
Boat song. 2767.
But yesterday ... 22175.
Candle gate. 12839.
Chorister’s dream. 12891.
Concertina. 12923.
Conversational theme. 7666.
Crossing the bar. 10132.
Dancing doll. 451.
Donkey. 15382.
Dream visions.
Hileen aroon.
Elfin lover. 24927.
Elfin sprites. 3006.
Evening mood. 594.
Faney tree. 3045.
Gentle heart. 10500.
God is our hope and _ strength.
12692.
Golden memories. 19768.
Haldon Hills. 22649.
Handel. 776.
Haste, ye soft gales. 801.
Hullah Brown—-Spencer Dyke chil-
dren’s violin book. 22744.
Hullah Brown—Spencer Dyke vio-
lin method. 27870.
In an antique shop. 3389.
In the cathedral. 15856.
In the hedge a rose is blooming.
20466.
Irish love song. 8280.
Koorstukke. 10987.
Little songster. 3557,
523.
22448.
Mavis. 1341.
May-morn. 3688.
Melody in D minor.
Minuet. 7485, 8668.
Mist on the hills. 16193.
Mount and away. 14389.
Musie in the nhursery
18495.
Narrative theme. 18579.
On the lake. 18665.
Operatica. 26109.
Peter Pan. 18735.
Puppet dance. 3987.
Rilloby-rill. 18882.
Rose petals. 16594.
Sailor dance. 4078.
Sea-croon. 11861.
Seven ages of man.
Shrimp. 4138. °
11246.
school
26376.
Souvenir d’ autrefois. 9261.
Students’ concertino. 4221.
Suite in G major. 15620.
Summer madrigal. 19065.
Tally-ho. 4260.
Thoughts. 12204.
Three little cameos. 274380.
Three pieces for the pianoforte.
2879.
Twenty-one first position melodic
violin studies. 258.
Twilight in Elham Valley.
Twilight on the waters.
19240.
Two little pieces. 18474.
Vanity fair. 19269.
Venetian gondola song. 23254.
Villanelle. 7604.
9445,
19239,
Yellowhammer’s song. 26990.
Williams (Len):
Give me some of that. 28822.
Oh what is the matter now.
28696.
Williams (Lottie) When it’s all goin’
out. 12594 (428).
Williams (M. L.) Dreams of you.
15407.
Williams (Mabel) See Grimes
(M. W.)
Williams (Myzelle) Baby Nell. 4689.
Williams (Oran) pseud. See Gabriel
(C. As
Williams (Pansy) I wonder why I
love you. 977.
Williams (R. A.) It’s the sun shinin’
on- you. 3428.
Willams © (GR2~.Ge) Harvardiana.
20210.
Williams (R. L.) Dreams that lin-
ger, remind me of you. 541.
Williams (R. V.):
Hundredth psalm. 20279.
Linden Lea. 20656.
2191
INDEX
Williams (Spencer) :
African jungle. 7322.
Ain’t got nobody to grind my
coffee. 27078.
Arizona blues. 4647.
Bad times blues. 24548.
Basin street blues. 2704.
Beggin’ for love. 148.
Blue Ridge sweetheart. 2766.
Blues singer from Alabam. 17524.
Broncho bustin’ blues. 4805.
Cold wave blues. 382.
Crazy "bout my lollypop.
Creole love song. 15291.
Dallas blues. 442.
Death is on your track. 5028.
Down home dance. 10264.
10127.
Furniture man blues. 699.
Garlic blues. * 7941.
Georgia gigolo. 3132.
Happy rhythm. 788.
Honeycomb harmony. 3241.
I’m wild about that thing. 8182.
If you like me. 10821.
If you were mine. 5641
It ain’t no fault of mine.
It feels so good. 5698.
Let’s pash the night away. 5838.
Ma pétite. 23169.
Magnolia blues. 8520.
Mahogany hall blues. 8521.
May I bring you flowers made-
moiselle? 13852, 20808.
Miss meal cramp blues. 18466.
Nappy headed blues. 8733.
Prairie blues. 6370.
Pretty face. 1788.
Save a little kiss for me chérie.
16628.
Show must go on. 9144.
5693.
Slow as molasses. 9189.
Soft shoe shuffle. 9200.
Sparkling waters of Waikiki.
6752.
Sun down blues. 16827.
Sun flower blues. 4234.
Tell me when blues. 2148.
Tishomingo blues. 21636.
Utah Mormon blues. 7034.
Why am I alone with no one to
love. 4499.
Windy city wabble. 4512.
You don’t understand. 243880.
You’ve got to give me some. 9685.
Williams (T. D.) Scene pittoresque.
23757.
Williams (Ted):
3y the fireside.
Only one. 8841.
Ship ahoy. 9141.
Too good to be true.
Willams (W. J.)
21105.
7504.
9410.
Our motor car.
pt. 117, n. S., v. 24
Williams (W. R.):
Everything happens for the best.
20016.
I’m dreaming dreams that never
come true. 3317.
Playing poker. 23607.
Williams (W. 8S. G.) Welsh jig. 7134.
Williams (Walter) :
Contrition. 24753.
I am the living bread. 17983.
Intermezzo. 24579.
Williams (Wesley) Aviation blues.
9822.
Williams (W:]ma) :
Tll have to forget you. 27926.
Love is all that you desire. 283381.
Williams (Zella) On the banks of the
Tippecanoe. 6248.
Williamson (Gregory ) Land of jazz.
18259.
Williamson (Hal) You and home
sweet home. 243870.
Willis (A. B.) Moonshine. 18923.
Willis (A. O.) I’d like to love some-
one like you. 3279.
Willis (B. F.)
the rainbow.
Willis (F. L.):
It’s just too bad. 22956.
My little desert rose. 23371.
Willis music ¢co.:
Air de ballet.
At sunset time.
At the end
Come take a sail on
10099, 22275.
2609.
27147.
of the warpath.
17324.
Benediction hymns. 2737.
Black eyes. 7508.
By sylvan lake. 2792.
Call of the sea. 7565.
Carol of the birds. 22203.
Chasing the sunbeam. 27345.
Christmas gloria. 24724.
Cold spring rain. 10088.
Columbine’s lament. 389.
Come, dance with me. 2869.
Companions at the keyboard.
12922.
Eldorado. 7812.
Elves at play. 3607.
Evening song. 3028.
Fleecy cloud. 15490.
Gay butterflies. 5276.
Golden tra‘l. 53827.
Grandfather’s clock.
Harlequin. 795.
Have faith in God. 25152.
Hear dem bells. 25171.
Hunting. 278738.
20169.
I want to be like Jesus. 8210.
In frog-land. 1020.
Leg up, over leather. 8403.
2192
ae Se ee nenniad:
INDEX _
nos. 1-12, 1929
Leora’s mazurka. 28251.
Let’s join the army. 3585.
Little brooks by the roadside.
23081.
Little elf. 3552.
Little girl’s secret. 5862.
Little wood-violet. 25648.
Magic maker. 18383.
March of the pirates.
Marionette. 11215.
May-day valse. 3687.
Merry chase. 25819.
Moon-tipped lake. 11309.
My bonnet. 6095.
My house. 6122.
On the roller-coaster.
13825.
3857.
Parade of the daffodils. 28769.
Pierrot and Pierrette. 1698.
Polliwog. 14211.
Rhythm ec play. 11765.
Robin’s bed-time song. 1816.
Safety. 18867.
Slow dance. 14441.
Soft steal the shadows. 29087.
Song-land for early grades. 26465.
Song of the red-winged blackbird.
12006.
South wind. 4192.
Sparks. 9265.
Spring breezes. . 6765.
Sunbeams. 14555.
Sunbonnet girl. 2084.
Ten little fancies for ten little
fingers. 16149.
Thanksgiving story book. 24024.
Thy life was given for me. 26667.
Toymaker. 19217.
Trust ye in the Lord. 24126.
Tuneful miniatures in the easiest
keys. 19235.
Tunes for two. 14714.
Two blue eves. 26729.
Two little players at two pianos.
7013.
Unexpected holiday. 14732.
Washington’s birthday. 29443.
Waterfall. 26828.
We're in the navy now. 21769.
When a major meets a minor.
17087.
Whirling waters. 26925.
Wood-thrush. 26979.
Willms (Franz) Neues vom tage.
16311.
Willner (Arthur) :
Arme Reinhold. 2659.
Rumianische volkstinze. 23733.
Schwarze orchidee. 1901.
Suite. 17152.
Violinkonzert 3, G dur.
VIII. symphonie. 14976.
Willoughby (C. TT.) Song. echoes.
6721.
18492.
Willoughby (G. H.):
Dancing all the while. 15311.
They’re going to be married to-day.
12190.
Willow pattern. 29647 (262).
Willrich (V. A. R.):
In my Reo Flying cloud. 3402.
Will you forget? 4510.
Wills (EK. X.) Laughing mammy.
28239.
Wills (Red):
Alma mia. 15025.
Blue Ridge. 17420.
Sur ton chemin. 6807, 16839.
Willsey (Helen) I want to ery on my
lover’s shoulders. 27998.
Willson (KE. M.):
Bare legs, ain’t they funny.
Lazy girl. 18267.
Willson (R. Meredith) :
Aramis march. 9792.
Defiance. 19913.
Odalisque. 28678.
Phenomena. 18737.
Siege. 14415.
Tornado. 14687.
Willum (Henry):
Din lykke den bor i en hestesko.
19926.
Vi vil ha’ et lille hus paa maanen.
29400.
Wilmarth (B.M.) Sing and be happy.
14429.
Wilmeth (R. H.)
24159.
Wilmore (C. T.)
13407.
Wilmore (James):
My little girl in brown.
Sweet-heart. 16844.
Wilson. (Alexander) These-those-and-
17350.
Up in’ thegair
I knew ’twas you.
16268.
them. 6915.
Wilson (Bud) pseud. See Wilson
(D. C.)
Wilson (C. Whitaker-) See Whitaker-
Wilson (C.)
Wilson (Clark) Moonlight night.
13921.
Wilson (D.) Pirate bold. 16479.
Wilson (D. C.) Nothing but love.
21006.
Wilson (D. H.):
Here. 17918.
Meadow lark is singing. 18862.
Portland and her highways. 18770.
Wilson (D. O.) Voyageurs. 4426.
Wilson (Dick) :
Crazy over Daisy. 2889.
I’m crazy over Daisy. 13434.
Wilson (Don):
Fox (Sam) school collection. 3101.
Lost in London town. 18387.
Lucky jade. 283855.
Monkey-man. 18476.
2193
INDEX
‘Wilson (Don)—Continued.
Out of the dusk to you.
Prayer perfect. 3972.
Song of the fisher-boats.
Up in the air. 2290.
Wilson (Doris Celester)
do? 7150.
Wilson (Dudley) Trombalicks.
Wilson (E. D.): :
Call me back to your heart in love-
3888.
16761.
What can I
14701.
land. 7563.
I’m going to daddy and mother.
10734.
My mem’ry of home sweet home.
11388.
Recollections. 11747.
Wilson (KH. L.)
song. 20796.
Wilson (E. M.)
for me. 11898.
Wilson (Edith) I found you in a
garden of roses. 8109.
Wilson (Hsso) Why can’t I love you.
9600.
Wilson (Evelyn) Take it right back
to the place you got it. 19114.
Wilson (F. N.) Georgia. 3131.
Wilson .(G. D.) Wayside chapel.
17236 (457).
Wilson (G. L.) Hear the roses calling.
Pas (3.
Wilson (G. R.):
Mary S. Doten school
She’s just the baby
Heart and soul. 17905, 20225,
22687, 27810.
Love time is nigh. 8488.
You don’t have to rub. 2650,
12528.
Wilson (G. W.) Master’s way. 18422,
Wilson (H. D.) I’m so happy. 13455.
Wilson (H. L.):
Come all ye lads and _lassies.
24426 (45).
Commotion of love. 24426 (54).
Country dance. 24426 (60).
Gentle dawn. 24426 (96).
Love’s greeting. 24426 (153).
Maidens, beware ye. 24426 (166).
Pedlar. 24426 (222).
Sound argument. 24426 (258).
Tell me charming creature. 24426
(202).
Wilson (H. R.) At parting. 27146.
Wilson (Ira B.):
Bringing up Santa. 19712.
Christmas song. 22248, 22249,
Comrades of the road. 22282,
22283.
Courtship of Miles Standish.
22292.
Dawn of Easter. 466.
First Easter. 17758, 24990.
Floating wth the tide. 22524,
22525.
. pt. 10, n.s., v. 24
Governor’s daughter. 22627.
Milkmaid Joan. 23271.
Pipes o’ Pan. 23603.
S.A. B: ehoir no: 2)" 23
Shepherd’s dance. 23807-23810.
Song and the breeze. 23884.
Song of the open road. 291138.
Song of the plains. 23895, 23896.
Star-led pilgrims. 21466.
Sweet and low. 23964.
Three-part choir no. 2. 6926.
To greet the spring. 23252, 23253.
Twilight. 23730.
Two-part choir no. 3. 7014.
Unfold, ye portals. 22626.
Water-fall. 24210.
When I survey the. wondrous
cross. 7174, 7175.
Ye hunters all. 24362.
Wilson (I. M.) White sails.
Wilson (J.):
Catfish whiskers. 27327.
She’s coming round the mountain.
29012.
Wilson (J. C.)
270338.
Wilson (J. H.)
Wilson (J. H.)
bye. 106638.
Wilson (J. M.)
2934, 27496.
7206.
You’re my sugar.
Flapper land. 3078.
How can I say good-
Departed and gone.
Wilson (L. M.) Let’s weather the
storm. 16013.
Wilson (Lois) Thanksgiving story
book. 24024.
Wilson (M. D.) My prohibition daddy.
6145.
Wilson (Margaret) Just like you
used to do-ba-by. 23005.
Wilson (Mortimer) :
Airplane flight. 28.
An'tra’s dance. 5354.
Antique. 24503.
Anxiety. 19557.
Ballet scene. 130.
Basket of prize kittens.
By the fountains. 272.
Charming. 24710.
Cinquantaine. 4918.
‘Dainty. 24789.
Dress parade. 544.
Evening star. 7076.
Faithful. 24974.
Fanciful. 24975.
Graceful. 25110.
Idilio. 5626.
In musie land. 10845.
In the jungle. 1033.
Instrumental un‘sons.
Jollity. 25497.
Kamennoi ¢strow. 6506.
Legend of Argyle. 20627.
Majestic. 25728.
134.
18162.
2194
nos, 1-12, 1929
O sole mio. 6216.
On the race track.
Prelude. 26956.
Robin’s departure. 6468.
Second waltz. 5320.
1627.
Sleepy little pickaninnies. 1980.
Swinging. 26584.
Tepees and totem poles. 21583.
With a note of sadness. 2509.
With my love. 7233.
Wilson (N. C.):
California mama.
Love call. 1272.
Wilson (O. B.):
Conservatory series for pupils and
students of pianoforte. 400,
2875, 2876.
Dance of the rag _ doll.
24793.
Jolly picnickers.
Pastorale. 11620.
Wilson (R. J. B.):
April morn. 7310 (9).
Come all ye lads and _lassies.
24426 (45).
Commotion of love. 24426 (54).
Country dance. 24420 (60).
Gentle dawn. 24426 (96).
Love’s greeting. 24426 (153).
Maidens beware ye. 24426 (166).
Peace and rest.- 24426 (217).
Pedlar. 24426 (222).
Sound argument. 24426 (258).
Tell me charming creature. 24426
282.
2905,
11620.
C24):
Woodland and madrigal. 7310
(146). .
W.lson (Robert)
Dearest, you are mine. 17628.
Wilson (Slater):
Memories of love and you. 8587.
Why. 2477.
Wilson (Stanley):
Adventures of Hansel and Gretel.
17248.
England. 22461.
Four songs from A Shropshire lad.
14890.
I’ve got it all. 3348.
Mamble. 20764.
Skye symphony. 4152.
Terence, this is stupid stuff. 6878.
Tewkesbury road. 6879.
To a lady seen from the train.
6945.
Wilson (T. H.):
Dear little church at home.
27482.
Wilson (Tamar Harris):
Memories. 25801.
Vesper bells’ call. 26781.
Wilson (T. W.) De sun do move.
7728.
INDEX
Wilson (Tom) :
Da reser jag med Klara till
Sahara. 22314.
I lérdagsmanens glans. 22786.
Stjirnenitter i Hawaii. 26526.
Wilson (W. J.) Carry me back to my
childhood. 12854.
Wilson (W. W.):
Who can tell what you'll do to-
morrow. 7208.
World’s natioual anthem.
Wilson (Wesley) :
Don’t. take ’em for yo’ friend.
22399.
Fishy little thing. 22520.
Get your mind out the gutter.
15556.
I knows you. 22774.
Let’s get it straight. 23061.
Mama didn’t do it, papa didn’t do
4530.
Tt: 5955:
Old age is creepin’ upon you.
23506.
Our family doctor. 23549.
-Stevedore man blues. 6782.
Wilton (Arthur) pseud. See Hall
Way Od Fs
Wiltz (T. R.) You still own a share
in my heart. 19476.
Wilus (J. S.):
Na paradzie. 18574.
Polka Polonia. 18762.
Polka z Palestyny. 18763.
Tabakierka. 29215.
Wimbrow (Dale):
Every moon’s a honeymoon with
you. 3031.
For Molly and me. 10449, 13181,
13182.
Goodness gracious Gracie. 53837.
Hoe down. 22708.
I long to see the ones I left be-
hind. 22787.
I’ve got religion. 3349.
Many years ago. 23191.
That’s what I call heaven. 4290,
4291.
Wimpenny (M. H.) Nifty, pretty,
ladies. 25986.
Wineh (R. F.):
Graveyard blues. 25113.
In my garden of dreams. 13541.
In the garden of my dreams.
567A.
Marguerite. 20784.
Winchell (C. H.) Jumping frog of
Calaveras. 8325, 10922.
Winchell (M. H.) I’m falling so hard
for you. 20347.
Windesheim (Jesse) Someone, you’re
the someone. 23873.
Windows (J. G.) ltd.
thumberland. 19004.
Windsor (R. W.) Satisfied.
Song of Nor-
28957.
2195
INDEX
Windsperger (Lothar):
Fremder sang. 5251.
Requiem. 18820.
Wing (Helen):
Cat. 2326:
Gossip. 5339.
Inn of the golden cheese.
Movies. 6079.
Parade. 6301.
Sashes. 28956.
Sunday afternoon.
Those walking,
24075.
Wingar (A. A.):
Berceuse. 4163.
Huldreslaat. 3262.
Violen. 4415.
Winge (Carl) »Dream lover. 7782.
Winkelmann (Rainer) Vado, ma
dove? 11335.
Winkfield (O. W.)
babe. 4526.
Winkoop (Paul)
6148.
Winn (Cyril):
O beautiful, my country.
Song of the music makers.
Winn (Lillian) Aviation
12681.
Winne (J. M.)
heart. 6498.
Winner (Septimus)
mocking bird. 16034.
Winsett (R. E.):
God is love. 732.
He careth for me. 811.
His love is over me. 889.
I believe it, don’t you. 887.
If the heart is right with God.
998.
It was for me. 1078.
King of heaven waits outside.
1146.
Let your light shine all the time.
1201.
22936.
6799.
talking . dolls.
Woo! my ebony
My people. 3749,
16356.
26475.
Rose that broke my
Listen to the
Love divine. 1274.
Make room in your heart. 1317.
My Savior is leading me right.
1503.
Oh wake me up then. 1601.
Praise God J’m one of them.
1728.
Tis Jesus, 22a,
Where the rainbow never fades.
2465.
Winslow (H. M.)
Winsor (Frederick)
Dance. 9618.
Middlesex hymn
book. 1382.
Winstein (David) I was fooling you.
22868.
Winston (Eddie)
Winston (F. M.):
Fall of Gasparilla.
Mirage. 1392.
Love song. 23153.
20026.
dream. —
pt. III, 0. S., v. 24
Winston (Grace):
Land of Nod. 1176.
Playing tag. 1714.
Winston (J. C.) co. Music in the air.
3708.
Winter (Aubrey) :
Aguero. 7328.
Dance of the young men.
Festival. 7879.
Ireland. 1063.
Romaneer. 11782.
Si j’étais roi. 9146.
Soldiers’ songs. 21402.
Wales. 2364.
Winter (Fred):
Adjoss me’ den!
Alskades namn. 27105.
Drommande 6gon. 10290.
Edvard och Kunigunda. 24917.
For ro skull och tros skull. 7908.
Gar sa linge som det gar. 10482.
Inte gor de mej natt. 28687.
Kom hem till Sally! 10984.
Lag liten dorr. 28222.
Nar fyrarna tindas. 8781.
Nar julljusen tindra. 25958.
Pa livets ocean. 141382.
Vagor i halvankaren.
Yola. 24368.
Zeppelinvalsen. 27051.
Winterbottom (Frank) :
Air. 74465.
Day in Naples. 10179.
Drink to me only with thine eyes.
7795.
Moonlight sonata. 4723.
Russlan and Ludmilla. 6515.
T11
27066.
19263.
Zazra. 9699.
Winterling (W.) Singvogelchen.
1972.
Winters (Melvin) That’s why I’m
blue. 6899.
Winton (Marion) Seminole. 9117.
Winton music co.:
Hy’ry once in awhile. 20020.
My ideal. 1480.
My rosebud of love. 11399.
Wintzer (Richard) :
Fiinf gesinge. 29548.
Vier duette. 29549.
Wire (C. P.) Mem’ries of you. 28246.
Wiren (F. A.):
Old love. 14094.
Song to a flower.
Wirges (Wm. F.):
Sunbeams. 19068.
Valse viennois. 26765.
Wirick (Hugenia) O sing unto the
6732, 19011.
Lord. 28668.
Wirl (Erik) Midel, liebes miadel
mein. 5945.
Wisdom (N. L.) My honeymoon.
25920.
2196
INDEX
nos. 1 -12, 1929
Wise (J. M.):
Evening. 15444.
Fairies. 24973.
He begged of me the little toys.
15646.
If thou wert blind. 15829.
Love song. 16082.
Old valentine. 26083.
Requiem. 26257.
Sleep that flits on baby’s eyes.
16715.
Two songs. 26963.
Wise (L. P.) Lilly Lee from Ten-
nessee. 13714.
Wise (M. M.) She’s my smiling baby.
21339.
Wise (Violet)
Wise (W. E.)
1801.
Wise (W. H.) & co.:
Evening. 15444.
Fairies. 249738.
He begged of me the little toys.
15646.
If thou, wert blind. 15829.
Love song. 16082.
Old valentine. 26083.
Requiem. 26257.
Shadow. 16667.
Sleep that flits on baby’s eyes.
16715.
Two songs. 26963.
Wisely music publishers:
Neat little, sweet
23425.
No use to love. 28634.
My tomorrow’s. 1514.
Rhubarb and custard.
little you.
Wishing tree. 16093, 16716.
Wishing well. 4515, 10726, 11130,
NPA T.
Wishner (Jack) What a shame Le
gonna rain. 12383.
Wister (Isabel) Glory to San Diego.
27725.
Witch of Salem. 14899.
Witham (J. G.) . Mardelia Dee. 18465.
Witherow (Robert) Happy go lucky.
25143.
Witkowski (Jean) Fervaal. 7877.
Witkowski (Leon) Polski hymn droga
Polsko. 23617.
Witmark (F. M.) Charmer. 19491
(84).
Witmark (Isidore) :
Billy’s very good to me. 29647
(19).
Chaperons. 2589 (49), 7310 (37),
12594 (44-49).
cn of a bye-gone day. 12594
12 )3
Flowers. 12594 (90).
Happy when we eat. 2589 (113).
In my Official capacity. 12594
€152)..
It seems like yesterday. 12594
(161).
Just a gentle touch. 2589 (145).
Little maid who couldn’t say no.
12594 (199).
Love in a palace is better. 2589
(167).
Millinery Mary. 12594 (242).
My Sambo. 2589 (2382).
Noah’s ark. 12594 (274).
Talk, talk, talk. 7310 (130).
We're all good~ fellows. 12594
(420).
When I sang my low C. 12594
(427).
Witmark minstrel overture and
opening chorus. 19491 (266).
Won’t you go with us to Monte
Carlo. 2589 (359).
You mustn’t blame the copper.
12594 (447).
Witmark (J..P.) jr.
me a king. 20958.
Witmark (M.) & sons:
After you there'll be somebody
else after me. 21.
All hail! this day of days. 9750.
All I want is y-o-u. 9752, 9758.
Alt Preussen. 15026.
Always in my dreams, never in my
arms. 47, 2621, 7357, 17288.
Am I blue? 9764-9766, 12635,
12636, 17290, 24478.
Am I to blame. 24479, 24480.
My queen made
And still they fall in love. 17297.
Angel-cake. 56.
Anxiety. 19557.
As long as I’m with you. 24516.
Ashes of love. 76, 2664, 4657,
9799, 9800.
At the fair. 19576.
Balkan patrol. 15096.
Battle in the air.
Battle of the centaurs.
Because you belong to me.
17364.
Believe me.
Billie. 188.
Birmingham Bertha,
2755.
Blue butterfly. 22140, 24605.
Bouncing the baby around. 24623.
Bride without a groom. 24635.
Broadway baby dolls. 9961,
12792, 12793, 15184, 17440.
Brother love. 9969.
Brute. 19717.
Call of the vikings.
Calm is the sea by night.
Chant d’amour. 12870.
Chicken walk. 12882.
Chinese festival. 10063.
Clash of the tribes. 10077.
Clowning. 19810.
12725,
19634.
9913, 9914,
19744.
17467.
2197
INDEX
Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued.
Collegiates on parade. 15266.
Come back to me. 17548.
Conflict. 19834.
Conquerors. 10110.
Country wedding. 19847.
Crying for love. 12949, 17586.
Dance of the Chinese devils.
10151.
Dance of the paper dolls.
- 7708, 7709, 10154, 15310.
Dance of the wooden shoes. 24795.
Dancing on Mars. 24796.
Dancing to heaven. 22329.
Darlin’ my darlin’. 10170. ©
Darn fool woman like me. 223837.
Dawn brought me love and you.
464, 465, 5010, 5011.
Day you fall in love.
Death Valley. 17681.
Derelict. 10209.
Devastation. 22365.
Don’t it mean a thing to you?
13039.
Dream boat. 27550.
Dream of a faun. 15396.
Hileen, my colleen. 7811.
End of the lonesome trail.
19997, 19998.
Estrangement. 10357.
Even the stars in the heavens are
laughing. 10362.
Every little while I think of you.
7847.
Everybody’s darling. 22479.
Ev’ry little while I think of you.
5167, 5168.
Executioner’s dream. 10374.
Exile. 15454.
Fast life and a hot one. 18145.
Feast of the golden cockerel.
4995,
19897.
13099,
10398.
Fiesta in Seville. 20049.
Flight. 10429.
Funeral march for a_ puppet.
10479.
Furies. 10481.
General Crack’s marching song.
15551. «
Giovanna, to thee I am calling.
5295-5297, 7951, 10514.
Girls we remember. 27719.
Give it. 17824.
Glad tidings of great joy. 10526.
Gladiators’ tournament. 20146.
Gladly. 20148, 22605.
Go find somebody to love. 10534-
10586, 13242, 18243, 17831.
Go to bed. 13245, 22609.
Gunner Jim. 17870, 20178.
Gypsy charmer. 10574, 15614.
He’s a lucky dog. 22679, 25162.
Heart pangs. 20230.
Help yourself to my love. 20240.
2198
pt. 111, n. S., v. 24
Here in my garden of roses.
22697. '
Heroes of old. 7046.
Heroic tale. 10618.
Hindu ,chant of sacrifice. 183837.
Honest I’m in love with you.
854, 5444.
How can I smile. 8077.
How lovely the meadows. 17967.
Hush-a-by, Holy Child. 10675.
Hush, my baby. 17976.
I can see there’ll be a rainbow.
10684, 10685.
I’d better not try it. 15717.
Td like to be a Gipsy. 10692,
13391, 13392, 15718, 17989, 17990.
I don’t love nobody but you.
10698.
I don’t wanna be good. 8105.
I gotta have you. 18000.
T’ll bless that one sweet day.
15741.
I love to hit myself on the head.
18020.
I love you, I hate you. 8140,
10728, 13426.
I’m blue for you New Orleans.
15760.
I’m screwy over Looey. 27962.
I’m the medicine man for the
blues. 13461, 15783, 15784.
I’m thirsty for kisses, hungry for
love. 948, 13462.
I’m too young to be careful.
10755, 18463, 15786.
I need you. 10761.
I say whoopie—she says boom-
boom. 5589, 5590, 8192.
I still believe in you. 10768-10770.
I’ve got a masculine complex.
20392.
I’ve never seen a smile like yours.
5604, 5605, 8205, 10784, 13486.
I want a bold caballero. 18080.
If I came back to you and said
I’m sorry. 25822.
If I can’t have you. 15824.
If I could learn to love. 22886.
If you were mine. 10825, 13522,
15836.
If your best friend won’t tell
you. 25401.
In a kitchenette. 138530, 15841,
* 18120, 22901.
In a little Swiss chalet for two.
18123.
In the land of Buddha. 13547.
In the land of jazz. 15861.
In the land of let’s pretend. 10853,
13548.
Indian number. 28078.
Indian wedding feast.
Inundation. 25445.
22934.
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1929
Isn’t this a cock-eyed world?
25455.
Jes’ a lonesome pickaninny baby.
3446.
Jester’s downfall. 15919.
Jig-jig-jigaloo. 13600.
John Barleycorn. 18192.
Just a lucky moment. 13623,
13624.
Just an hour of love. 25512.
Just you, just me and love. 8358,
10958.
Keeping the wolf from the door.
13652, 25549.
Kermess at Volendam. 15962.
Knowing your face I'll see a twi-
light wish. 1155.
Lady divine. 5802, 5804, 10998,
10999, 15982.
Lady luck. 20601, 23037, 25571.
-Lamplit hour. 1174.
Land of heart’s desire. 6922.
Legend of Argyle. 20627.
Let me have my dreams. 11034-
11036, 16005-16007, 18275, 18276.
Let now your hearts awake with
joy. 11088. :
Life can be so lonesome. 23064.
Life’s not the same. 16024.
Lift the juleps to your two lips.
13705. :
Like a breath of spring-time.
13710.
Li-Po-Li. 25614.
Little cavalier. 16041.
Little house on a little hill. 8451.
Liza, Ill be waiting. 16052,
18316.
Look at him! my hero! 25657.
Look in the mirror. 25660.
Loose ankles. 28319.
Love divine. 1273.
Love is like a rose. 13778.
Love’s in my heart. 18356.
Love thrills. 11134, 13776.
Love will find a way. 8489,
11136, 16087.
Love will last forever. 28342.
Master and slave. 25776.
Maybe—who knows? 11228-11230,
13854, 13855.
Mechanical man. 16152, 23223.
Melody divine. 11245.
Mother’s little sweetheart. 13036.
My beautiful sweetheart. 16236.
My beauty shop. 18501.
My Kalua rose. 25921.
My Mary dear. 28557.
My mother’s photograph. 20949,
23385.
My paradise. 11395.
My people. 38749, 6143.
My queen made me a king. 20958.
2199
My sister. 20959.
My song of the Nile. 11404, 14001,
16826, 18552-18554, 20960, 25949,
28568.
My strongest weakness is you.
16289.
My sweet Helene. 11410.
Nobody cares if I’m blue. 21002,
26004.
Nothing to do—but think of you.
1563-1565, 11472.
O night of joy and_ gladness.
11493.
O’er Judea’s silent hills. 11508.
Off to Paris. 23488.
Oh Lou-iss tell me who you choo-
iss. 1599.
Oh! Oh! Oh! what I know—
about love. 21047.
Old man Pie-Eye. 23510, 26077,
26078.
One sweet little yes. 186738.
Only song I know. 21088.
Only the girl. 21089.
Ophelia will fool you. 16415.
Painting the clouds with sun-
shine, 11596, 16437, 18707,
21126, 23565.
Papa is a mama now. 3901.
Parting. 21133.
Phenomena. 18737.
Physically fit. 28805.
Pilly pom pom plee. 16476.
Ping pongo. 21166.
Poison kiss of that Spaniard.
14206.
Pretty little you. 18783-18785.
Ride of the witches. 11766.
Rose that broke my heart. 6493.
’S impossible. 263812.
Sacred flame. 21278.
Samoa. 16623.
Say it with a solitaire. 11830.
She was kicked on the head by a
butterfly. 18929.
Ship of my dreams. 14405.
Show me the way. 6684.
Shrew. 213862.
Si, si, sefor. 14411.
Siberia. 11908.
Siege. 14415.
Simple Simon. 11918.
Since I found you. 14427.
Since Vitaphone put talkies on the
screen. 6656.
Sing me a song of the South.
26413.
Singapore Sal. 1969, 1970, 6663,
9175.
Singin’ in the bathtub. 21385,
26415, 29054.
Skiddle de skow. 11940.
Smiling Irish eyes. 11957, 14447,
14448, 18976, 18977.
INDEX
Witmark (M.) & sons—Continued.
Somebody nobody loves. 4173,
6709. ;
Somebody to care for. 26447.
Someone. 16744, 21407, 21408.
Song of the gold diggers. 12003.
Songs of the ten commandments.
9253.
Sorry that I strayed away from
you. 12018.
Star of Bethlehem. 12047.
Straight place and show. 19050.
Sweet cider. 6815.
Sweet little lady of mine. 12104.
Sweetness of your song. 2120,
68438.
Take it on the chin. 26598.
Take my seat, lady! 26595,
2922 K.
Tantalizer. 24015.
Te quiero. 19127.
Tempest. 12147.
That’s all I ask of you. 6892.
That’s how much I need you.
16899.
That’s my business. 29261.
That’s my reward for loving you.
21566.
That’s what’s calling me _ back.
2169, 2170.
There’ll come a time for you.
9384.
Things we want the most are hard
to get. 12192, 14653, 19186.
Thru all the years. 29297.
Till you come back to me. 169386.
Tip-toe thru’ the tulips with me.
12219, 14674, 16938, 216380, 24094,
29306.
Tornado. 14687.
Toujours. 16954.
Transformation.
Two old tramps.
Under a Texas moon.
Unrest. 12295.
Voice of spring. 5360.
Wanderer’s plaint. 12341.
Watching my dreams go by.
26826.
Weary on my feet. 24219.
Wee bit 0’ love. 9537.
Welcome home. 12363-12365,
17072, 17073, 19326.
Were you just pretending. 29461.
What more can I say? 24240,
24241.
What will I do without you.
14829, 19341.
Whatever you do remember that
I love you. 2425.
When I sang the tenor. 2485,
7173.
When my dream of. love comes
true. 12412.
12248.
24143.
19247.
Witt (Annette)
ZA PALL
Witt (Irving)
14516.
Witt (Max §.):
Witt (R. HE. de)
Witte (Ernest) —
Uncle Sammy. 22631.
2200
pt. 11, ns.) yi 24
When you’re in love. 26907.
Where the butterflies kiss the
buttercups good-night. 12438,
T7121 P22 2a:
Who can tell. 14868.
Whoopin’ it up. 29529.
Why can’t you love that way.
19388, 19389, 21858.
Why should it matter. 19394.
Wishing and waiting for love.
12488, 14896, 14897, 17156, 19405.
With you in the harbor of love.
251 2%
Witmark
29559.
Wouldn’t it be wonderful? 14912,
17179, 17180.
Yearning. 243863.
You and I in the moonlight.
9651, 12517-12519, 14924, 14925.
You baby me—I’ll baby you.
14930.
You can’t believe my eyes. 17197.
You made me love you. 9672,
12536-12588, 14942, 14943, 21926.
You ought to see my new baby.
14944, 14945, 17212.
Your love I crave. 12565, 12566.
Your love is all that I crave.
24409, 27040.
theme songs. 29558,
Witt CASS.) :
Don’t you remember, Nora dar-
ling. 9709 (52).
Down by _ the
29647 (52).
My clinging ivy. 24426 (193).
Palace of pleasure and _ pride.
14976 (247).
Perchance. 2589 (262).
When the fields are white with
cotton. 14976 (386).
Woodland blossom and the hot-
house flower. 9709 (2638).
Rockin’ the Rockies.
a a sea.
Southland shuffle.
Don’t you Haale Nora dar-
ling. 9709 (52).
Down by the summer sea. 29647
(52).
My clinging ivy. 24426 (193).
Palace of pleasure and pride.
14976 (247).
Perchanece. 2589 (262).
When the fields are white with
cotton. 14976 (386).
Woodland blossom and the hot-
house flower. 9709 (263) .
See De Witt (R. EB.)
Gray clad hosts of
q
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Witte (George) Mammy mine.
20765.
Wittenbecher (Otto) Tanzende welle.
6860.
Wittman (Lawrence ) Wonderful
baby, 7235.
Wittman (M. G.) May has come.
4577 (267).
Wittman (Max Geo.) :
Idle dreaming. 5627.
Robin. 9045.
Sweetheart won’t you come back
to me. 6838.
Wittwer (M. F.)
9709 (96).
Wizard of Oz. 19491, 24426 (102, 132,
150, 228, 246, 283, 306, 307, 312, 313),
29647 (255, 263, 264).
Wladigeroff (Pantscho)
143819.
Woelber (Frank) :
Gavotte. 15544.
Melody. 17163.
Student’s concerto.
Valse. 17164.
Wottord: . “CA.., A.)
20902, 23326.
Wohl (Herman):
Song of love. 29106.
.Taibalich tsvei. 12120.
Ven vel ich shoin a kale veren.
29395.
Wohlfahrt (Franz):
Sixty studies for the violin. 2514.
Wohlfahrt foundation studies.
Zar:
Wohlfahrt foundation studies for
the violin. 17165.
Wohlgemuth (Gustav) Garten. 17808.
Wolf (Daniel):
Brave little soldier.
Climbing up the hill.
Flame. 5217.
Old-fashioned waltz. 1606.
One night and you. 28724.
When brown eyes looked in eyes
of blue. 24251.
Wolf (Joe) B’twixt—hb’tween. 259.
Wolf (Rube) What does it mean to
me. 12390, 14821.
Wolf-Ferrari (Ermanno, or
mann):
Quintett. 14976 (265).
Trio. 14976 (350), 24426 (284).
Wolf music studio. B’twixt—b’tween.
259.
Wolfe (KE. H.)
Wolfe (Ernst)
meiner nichte.
Hatchet brigade.
Romanze.
16818.
Musical Bob.
248.
378.
Her-
My mystery. 1496.
Du bist das mirchen
24898.
Wolfe (Meyer de) See De Wolfe
(Meyer )
Wolff (Albert) Randonnée de l’4me
défunte. 1778, 1779.
Wolff (J/me. Veuve Auguste) Dictees.
musicales du Conservatoire national
de musique. 24426 (276).
Wolff (Kdouard) :
Ballade. 17236 (484).
Nocturne-serenade. 24426 (202).
Rhapsodie alla mazurka. 17236
(334).
Wolff (Waldemar) :
Remember your dear mother.
PACD TE
Wave on in peace. 193138.
Wolfmeyer (Viola) Dewdrops and
teardrops. 1021.
Wolfsohn (Georg) Fiinf lieder. 17166.
Wollenhaupt (H. A.):
Grande marche militaire.
(188).
Inquiétude. 4577 (186).
Scherzino. 4577 (346).
Wollison (Hsther) :
Come love, come waltz.
Command me. 27407.
My lovely Juana. 28556.
Wollman (L. L.) I want to go back
home. 25355.
Wollstein (Harold) :
It’s too late now. 10889.
Just dreams that will never come
true. 3474.
Wolslagel (EH. L.)
God. 4208.
Wolstenholme (William) :
Liebeslied. 12594 (196).
Reverie. 21964 (60).
Wolter (F.):
Boston nostalgique.
Réve. 4027, 26261.
Sa valse. 6517.
Wolzogen (Hrnst von)
19491 (221).
Womack (E. P.) Dearest one. 13000.
Womack (Francis) :
Dance of the marionettes.
In the rocking chair. 15867.
Womack (M. P.) Down in Dixie.
22405.
Wong (EH. C.):
Moonbeams and starlight. 28481.
Sweetheart. 23979.
Woniger (Eva) I know it in my heart
you’re an angel. 22773.
Wooby (R. W.) Western music for
motion pictures. 12379, 12380.
Wood (Arthur) :
- Ascherberg’s ideal cinema series.
17319.
Dodman Rock. 1758.
Tom Tiddler: 7758.
Wood (B. F.):
Father of mercies.
Hear us O Father.
Holy! Holy! Holy!
4577
27403.
Spirit of the living
2772.
Feuersnot..
15309.
19491 (66).
19491 (94).
19491 (97)
2201
INDEX
pt. III, n. 8., v. 24
Wood (B. F.) music co.
At the skating rink. "12672.
Bird call. 12754.
Boy scouts’ hike. 12781.
Bridal march. 26809.
By the log fire. 2793.
Daffodil. 439.
Daisy. 441.
Dance of the camel drivers. 12905.
Dolores. 2959.
Donna e mobile. 26775.
Excerpt from the Largo of the
~ new world symphony. 27627.
Excursion through all the keys.
605.
Faites-lui mes aveux. 25104.
Fanfare et Choeur. 25105.
Fleeting fancies. 648.
Forget-me-not. 674.
Frivolity. 3109.
Harebell. 792.
Haymakers’ dance. 810.
I have the sunshine. 20319.
Impressions of Fountains Abbey.
13525.
In old Malaga Bay. 1025.
In the swimming pool. 18554.
Invocation. 1061.
June reverie. 18618.
Laugh a bit and love a bit. 1188.
Lily of the valley. 1216.
_ Love built a little garden.
‘M’appari. 25000.
Melody in G. 18872.
Miserere ed Ah! che la morte.
26777.
Moss rose. 1430.
*Neath twinkling stars.
Nocturne. 17888.
Off to camp. 1590.
Old country dance. 6238.
Ombra leggiera. 25824.
Only road. 21087.
Pictures of summer.
1270.
1531.
14180.
Playing Indians. 14191.
Playing soldiers. 14198.
Primrose. 1744.
Remembrance. « 11755.
Rippling brooklet. 6455.
Road of life. 21247.
Sailing regatta. 14847.
Snowdrop. 1997.
Southern hush song. 238912.
Summer frolics. 2081.
Sunflower. 2085.
Swallow. 12098.
Thank God for all. 2158.
Then you'll remember me. 24544.
To a little fairy.. 19202.
Trois marches militaires. 4104.
Twelve impressions. 485.
Wood (C. G.) Dirge for two veter-
ans. 7310 (49).
Wood (C. M.) Grandpa’s radio goes
bam, zowi, zee! 10562.
Wood (Charles) :
Dirge for two veterans.
Father, all-holy. 20037.
Hence away, begone! 20241.
How dazzling fair. 17964.
7310 (49).
Irish countryside songs. 1065.
O be joyful in the Lord. 18621.
Sleep, my baby. 18970.
Trees in England. 19222.
Wood (F. H.):
In excelsis gloria. 135386.
Three Shakespeare songs. 21890.
Yuletide ditty.
Wood (F. P.)
time. 14529.
Wood (Francis) :
14965.
Springtime is love-
Love’s greeting. 11140.
Melodie. 11320.
Wood (Frank) You should ‘ever,
never worry over things like that.
(279:
Wood (G. A.)
Six 18th century min-
uets. 24348.
| Wood (Haydn) :
Beloved, ’tis you. 22108.
Casey the fiddler. 4861.
Court of Pharaoh. 4968.
Dawn in the Valley of the kings.
(21.
Do you know my garden.
5060.
Dreamland days. 22425. .
I love to hear you singing. 3306,
5528-5526, 13424.
Listenin’. 8441.
L-o-v-e. 23137, 28322.
Morena. 1422, 1423.
Slave dance. 6675.
Supplication. 2091, 12095.
Three famous Cinema
9630, 11421.
Two perfect lovers.
Who cares? 24299.
Wood (Leo):
Aren’t we all vagabond dreamers,
12662.
Honey bees’ neeze. 8059.
Somebody stole my gal.
16748.
Walking in the dark. 19303.
Wood (Leonora) Sweetheart
never forget. 4250.
Wood (M. A.) North high school
alma mater. 14058. -
Wood (M. E.) South Texas state
teachers college. 6748.
5058—
stars.
24145.
16741—
Vu
Wood (Merrill) I want to be
naughty. 10791. .
Wood (R. A.) I’m in love with my
wife.
3321.
2202
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
Wood (Thomas) :
Cherry time. 17510.
Country lullaby. 17581.
Old winter. 18655.
Wood (W. M.) Mareh on, march on,
America. 20778.
‘"Woodards (J. C.)
Woodburn (F. E.)
Stop crying. 9285.
Dearer than ever.
19907.
Woodford (Bern) Darkie town drag.
19891.
Woodford (P. F.) Little rascal, only
five. 20685.
Woodforde-Finden (Amy):
Kashmiri song. 20567.
Sweet, before the swallows go.
9709 (229).
Woodgate (Leslie) :
English dance suite. 15438.
Old Mrs. Jarvis. 18651.
Songs of the chase. 21435.
Woodhouse (Charles) :
Bourrée. 2691.
Invitation to the waltz.
Moment musical. 6562.
Serenade. 5398.
Suite of six pieces.
Triumerei. 6568.
Woodin (Margaret) pseud. See Cout-
chie (M. M.)
Woodland idyl. 2522.
Woodman (R. H.):
Encore. 7818.
Floodgates. 7902.
Hymnal for — schools.
(135).
If ve love Me. 181138.
Lord is King. 18338.
Out of the shadows.
Woodman (R. T.)
22941.
2693.
12594
23557.
Now sleeps the
erimson petal. 28653.
Woodrome (Ada) What’s a little
rain. 17083.
Woods (A. B.) pseud. See Holzmann
(Abe)
Woods (Al) Just me and my radio.
25526.
‘ Woods (B. R.):
I wonder why? 3358.
I yearn for day-dreams and you.
3360.
Indian moon, I’m in love with
you. 3411.
Woods (D. G.)
_Woods. (EK. A.)
Mother. 23314.
Cutie Island up the
“pay. T695.
Woods (E. B.) Polichinelle. 18759.
Woods (Edmund } Simple life.
«re 29645:
Woods (F. B.) Eddie’s donut song.
24915. 742
Woods (G. E.) Now we're just pals.
14063.
2469—30——41
Woods (Gladys) Our home in the
blue. 238551.
Woods (Harry):
All I do is follow butterflies.
9751, 12624.
Don’t wake the baby up. 13048,
15387.
Happy humming bird. 787.
He’s a big, big man from the
South. 20216.
He’ gh-ho everybody heigh-ho.
3212, 8028.
I’m happy ‘cause I was wrong.
10737, 18444. .
I want to meander in the meadow.
10796, 13491.
It happened in dreamland. 138567.
It looks like it’s gonna be you.
5700. th
Little kiss each morning. 28291.
Lucky little devil. 11154, 16096.
My little man. 18532.
My old man. 1498. i
Oh! there’s a mouse. 26067,
28692.
Oh! you Chicago cubs! 18645.
On the road to Rainbow Bay.
16406, 23524.
Then we _ cance-dle-oodle along.
12180, 12181, 14639, 24050.
What a day. 7147.
When Niccolo plays the piccolo.
21812.
You darlin’. 243879.
Woods (Hilton) Sweeter
lily. 19491 (229).
Woods’ (Kenneth)
whispering way.
Woods (R. A.):
Bashful Sally.
Please. 26190.
Tell me what part of the world
she’s in. 29246. fom
Then I’m satisfied. 6907.
You only you. 21930.
Woods “(R. H.) ~~ U.S. ‘navy band
march. 21705. ae
Veasds + Cr Jo}
ZL 7T5Y.
Woods (W. W.)
12914.
Woods (William) :
Cowboys dream. ©2887, 12948.:
than ime
Will | of.
the
24322: |
24592.
Wakantanka heya.
Come to the Saviour.
Take me back to old Montana.
14594.
West is the West no more. 12377.
Woodward (D. M.) Mimi of old
Montmarte. 11277.
Woodward (Dorothy) :
Call the dog. 4885.
I’m going to get me a bg pair of
Wings. 5549.
2203
INDEX
pt. TI, n. S., v. 24
ee
Woodward (Dorothy )—Continued.
Kiss my blues away. 8378.
Tears of love. 6870.
Woodward (EH. C.):
Make room for the old Forty-
niner. 20757.
Near the banks of the Sacra-
mento. 20981.
Woodward (H. H.) Rejoice greatly.
16553.
Woodworth (C. J.) jr. Processional.
8973.
Woodworth (G. W.):
Glory to God
10532.
Two choruses from
T78.
Woody (B. A.) Baby. 19588.
Woof (Rowsby) Hlementary
for violin. 10323.
Wooler (Alfred) :
All hail, the risen King. 31.
Behold God is mighty. 17369.
in the highest.
L’ allegro.
studies
Christmas morn hath dawned
again. 4577 (56).
Father, hear my _ supplication.
15469.
Life’s mirror. 4577 (206), 7310
(83).
O mighty God. 23479.
Rise, glorious Conqueror. 4577
(333).
Thanksgiving and praise. 29255.
There is a green hill far away.
2177.
Woolfall (L. G. A.) Egyptian love
song. 5135.
Woollett (H.) Quatuor en si mineur.
18796.
Woolley (A. H.) Doughnuts. 22408.
Woolmer (Margaret) :
For remembrance. 3094.
My love is a silent forest.
Your looking glass. 19484.
Woosley (S. L.):
Hlfin cycle polka.
Just across the sea.
Wooton (Theodore)
6131.
12594 (77).
12594 (178).
I wonder if you
wonder too. 5618, 18092.
Worden (Elizabeth) My girlie. 6111.
Work (J. W.):
Glory to that new-born King.
10533.
He never said a mumbling word.
10602.
Mandy Lou. 16114, 28380.
My Lord, what a_ morning!
11382.
‘Sittin’ down beside of the Lamb.
11933.
World musie pub. co.
Reuben Brown, ‘tears a hiek oe n.
18822.
Some day you'll be Sorry. 11969.
Why do you long for tomorrow.
12466.
Worldwing co., inc. Daughter come
down. 460.
Worley (Arnold) Heart’s a-twine.
17909.
Worley (H. W.):
I’m alone, so alone with-out you.
10782.
We never grow up in our mothers
eyes. 12356.
Wormack (L. H:) My dreams have
all come true. 25910.
Wormser (André) Madrigal.
Worrell (B. QO.)
9709 (86).
Worrell (FF. B.)
dreams. 238792.
Worship at the manger. 21893.
Worth (Coleman) It looks like it’s
gonna be me. 18173.
Worth (Daisy) :
He left your smile.
My love for thee.
Somebody’s mother.
Worth studios:
Happiness. 15622.
Honey won’t you shake your feet.
15684.
Teach yourself to play popular
music on the piano. 12142.
Wortman (George) I regret that I
made you cry. 18068.
Would God I were the tender apple
blossom. 4532.
Woyrsch (Felix) :
Dritte symphonie
24897.
Wie gliinzt der helle mond. 26954.
Wraskoff (Raymond):
Broadway-stomp. 7545.
I love my crazy girl. 25288.
Red players. 11751.
Wray (J. I.) Hoping you'll come
back some day. 5449.
Wray (J. 1.) co.:
French pep. 22558.
Indian head. 22931.
3607.
Golden trumpet.
jr. Shattered
27803.
28554.
29098.
in es-moll.
Tango. 24011.
Wreede (Fred) Mary. 8550.
Wren (S. E.):
Drum drum drum drum drummer.
17685.
Weaving dreams. 19323.
What a break. 19329.
You’re big moment now.
19469.
Wright (Agnes):
Away to the woods.
Cradle song. 15284.
my
12684.
2204
INDEX
nos. 1-12, 1929
‘In hollyhock time. 13538.
Over the shining water. 14128.
Six storiettes. 17181.
Summer frolic. 14551.
Wright (Al) Little movie star where
are you. 25639.
Wright (Aria) Place to call home.
23606.
Wright (Arlie) :
Just like my heart. 25524.
Just the same old friend. 20557.
Wright (B. L.) In my eabinet of
dreams. 28059.
Wright (Butler) I must have a cup
of tea. 3336.
Wright (David) There is a friend
you love. 29274.
Wright (F. R.) Sonnet XXXVIII.
19015.
Wright (G. E.) Does this train go to
heaven. 27529.
Wright (G. V.)
Wright (H. T.):
Blow snow blow. 198. .
Play ball Yankee lad. 6836.
Wright (J. Y.) March in E minor.
23194.
Wright (John)
519.
Wright (Julian) : q
Chop suey. 7627.
Ena-dena-dinah-do. 3011.
Feminine company, feminine sym-
pathy. 5197.
Hope, brothers, hope!
I ain’t certain. 20288.
Let’s sing the cuddley
13694.
Ooh, love, I do love. 23544.
Riding on a camel. 23696.
Up in Archie’s aeroplane.
Wright (K. T.)
I. 6839.
Wright (L. W.)
14093.
Wright (Lammar) You'll ery for me
but I'll be gone. 21921.
Wright (Lawrence) :
Heart and soul. 818.
Dream girl of mine.
17955.
song.
7031.
Sweetheart, you and
Old Los Angeles.
All alone in lovers’ lane. 7345.
Excuse me lady. 24966.
Heart of the sunset. 13316.
I’m just in the mood _ tonight.
1ST TZ.
Let me dream in your arms again.
18273.
My flame of love. S685.
My heart wants to kiss you,
cherie. 6118, 18521.
My ideal. 18526.
We toddled up the hill. 21771.
When I fell in love with you.
12402.
You’re in my heart, but never in
my arms. 2557.
Wright (Lawrence) music co.:
All alone in lovers’ lane. 7345.
Excuse me, lady. 24966.
Get up nice and early. 17812.
Heart of the sunset. 13316.
Hollow of a hill. 15673.
Home in Maine. 15678.
I ain’t never been kissed.
I do like
17993.
I like scented soap.
I'm just in the
15tT2.
I’m perfectly satisfied.
Jacqueline. - 8300.
Jennie MacIntyre. 8306.
Just plain folk. 5761.
Last night in dreamy
land. 18264.
Let me dream in your arms again.
18273.
Like the big pots do. _ 1214.
Loneliness. 1242, 3562.
‘Mucking about the garden.
My flame of love. 8685.
My heart wants to _ kiss
cherie. 6118.
My ideal. 18526.
Ninette. 6181.
Otherwise she’s mother’s kind of
sink | 2Lion
Ragged vagabond. 14264.
Sarah Jane. 14357.
She’s just the sweetest
thing. 29017.
Shinaniki da. 6629.
Sunshine of my heart.
That Monte Carlo song.
That old-time organ
2161.
To you. 26682.
Tondeleyo. 24110.
Up the river. 12300.
Wandering on. 2370.
We toddled up the hill. 21771.
When God made that mother for
5475.
a Lancashire cocktail,
$124.
mood tonight.
13453.
slumber-
20899.
you,
little
26552.
2159.
melody.
you. (ime
When I fell in love with you.
12402.
When little children smile. 9562.
Wright drum tutor. 7248.
You mustn’t do it after eight
o'clock. 19462.
You’re in my heart, but never in
my arms. 2557.
You went away once too often.
9689.
Wright (Lawrence ) Publications,
SJ af
Constantinople. 402, 408.
Mary Brown. 25766.
Pour mon cinéma. 3967.
Shinaniki da. 26392.
2205
INDEX
Wright (M. M.):
Our school. 14125.
Ripples. 96040.
Wright (M. T.):
By the lotus pool.
Mariposa. 188389.
Wright (N. L.):
Melody. 25797.
Prelude in C major.
Rain. 14266.
Spanish serenade. 16784, 26497.
Technic and tonality. 24019.
Wooden shoe dance. 21891.
Wright (R. D.) I heard you singing
on my radio. 5498.
Wright (R. E.):
In the cabin beside the shore.
22922.
You'll be mine, always. 27018.
Wright (W. M.) There’s heaven in
your eyes. 16915.
27299.
28850.
Wright aeronautical corp. Whirlwind
2000. 12447.
Wright drum tutor. 7248.
Wright music co.:
Our school. 14125.
Ripples. 9040.
Wring (W. J.) March to the Legion.
8536, 20780.
Wrubel (Allie) pseud. See Wrubel
(HP)
Wrubel (EH. P.):
Bring back my man. 2781.
Drunken drag. 2985.
How can I show I love you. 3253..
I wouldn’t care for that. 3359.
Let’s go walkin’. 3534.
Pirate song. 3947.
Singin’ a song to my man. 29051.
So big and strong. 4161.
Walkin’ the streets. 17048.
Youll do it some day. 14940.
Wunderl (A. J.) Underneath the
elms with you. 21704.
Wunderlich (E.) Poppy dance.
. Wunderlich (Edward)
of love. 26571.
‘Wunderlin. (W. F.):
Hollywood I hear you calling.
5441,
I’m going back to dear old Dixie.
25309.
Wurmser (Lucian) :
Appassionato. 21964 (6).
Deuxiéme nocturne. 21964 (15).
6359.
Sweet victory
Wyche (L.. R.) Happy pals stomp.
~ 25144,
Wyckoff (EH. D.) Moods. 25862.
Wylie (R. C.) Honeymoon . blues.
13354.
Wyman (Charles) :
Armand. 71.
Caveman. 15227.
Memory pal. 23244.
pt. 11, 0. S., v. 24
| Wyman (Edward)
21049.
| Wyman (F..M.) Canyon. 2809.
Wyman (R. G.). U. SS. engineers.
16996.
Wynn (Albert):
Down by the levee. 511.
Park way stomp. 3908. rf
Wynn (Charley) :
Mary Dugan, I love you. 13844.
My wonderful love. 11419.
Wynne (G. M.) Catholic choir man-
ual. 17489.
Wyrick (Ambrose) My baby’s lulla-
by. 16235.
Wyrick (Vera) There’s a_ broken
chord some-where. 24055.
Wyskowski (John):
Chee skosztowac. 22222.
Dla pana mtodego. 223878.
Helencio kochana. 22693.
Hunor¢ia polka. 8083.
Jezeli mie lubisz. 15924.
Kotomyjka na ruski granicy.
23031.
Krakowiak z polka. 18245.
Kujawiak dla babki. 10992.
Kujawiak druzby. 83884.
Kujawiak oj marys ja cie lubie.
28218. H
Kujawiak z Galicyi. 8385.
Kujawiak z oberkiem. 23033.
Oberek Galicyjski och ty moja
ulubiona. 26047.
Oberek glo glo glo. 8795.
Oberek miody pary. 8796.
Oberek od Rymanowa. 11502.
Oberek z Haczowa. 8797.
Polka chorazego. 8938.
Polka dla. swatow. 14207.
Polka od krosna. 8939.
Polka radosna. 8940.
Polka z TrzeSniowa. 11674.
Rozia polka. 9069.
Sztajer nie chodz na ugorki.
Sztajer od tarnowa. 9339.
Taka dumna jak i ttusta. 19112.
Weteranow tramla polka. 19328.
Wogrddeezku rozy kuratek. 19412.
9338.
Xangod. 9641.
Xaviere. 17236 (336).
Xekoff (Alex) For sidste gang modes
vi to! 10450.
Xiques (Mike) Floridana moon.
QDOa ks
‘Yablonik (Hyman) Paiatz. 26135.
Yacich’, (C. da)
Nobody’s business. 14049. —
Why wear clothes at all? 12469.
Yaffe (Sam) When I see you smile.
4474.
Yancey (Beryl)
4566.
You've got me goin’.
2206
Oh, please tell me.
-——_
INDEX
‘nos. 1-12, 1929
Yandell (M. L.):
Don’t you Cadillac me. 153888.
Glad bells. 25076.
Ill know Him. 25284.
Yank (Frank ) California rose.
24672.
Yankee Doodle. S886, 2042.
Yankelewitz (H. W.):
Chayele geht shoin. 7614.
Schwester. 9106.
Yosem’l. 9647.
Yankowsky (Morris) Prisoner's
dream. 6395.
Yapp (G. M.):
Dream children. 2975, 17669.
Girls and boys song. 25078.
Pan! Pan! the doughnut man.
8872.
Yardner (Ernest) Du kannst so siiss
sein. 24899, 24900.
Yasbee (F. H.) America and Broad-
way for me. 19540.
Yassel (L. 8.) Waltersonia. 14783.
Yates (—) Bloody war. 12764.
Yates (Anna) Poor little me, oh my.
16487.
Yates (F. M.) Retrospection. 28902.
Yates (H. H.) Up in the hills. 7032.
Yates (J. H.) God, who commanded
the light. 13251.
Yates (L. C.) World’s war is over.
9635.
Yates. (Stanley) Nightingale please
tell her. 25989.
Yatove (—):
Honey girl. 15682.
Hurry on. 15706.
Nightly. 6179.
Yatsko (John) When you said you
were true. 26908.
Yaw (Ri Pye
California nights. 7561.
Public dance. 3984.
Yelsky (Louis) Yugend. 7295.
Yeo (M. M.) Wm. Fox silver jubilee
march. 29543.
Yeomen of the guard. 29587.
Yerbury (Grant) Bolivia. 9944.
Yester (Olive) I’m going back home.
3319.
Yezerski
8592.
Yoder (H. S.)
Yoder (J. W.)
21201.
Yodler. 446, 2150.
Yoell (Larry):
Fagan love song. 24971.
I got a misery. 22747.
I love you. 15754.
Strangers now. 19051.
Walkin’ around in a dream. 9518.
You just you. 9664.
Yoh (C. D.) I love it hot.
2469—30—-—42
(Stanley) Merry whistler.
Pennsylvania. 11635.
Public school songs.
20330.
Yokley (C. B.) Hope beyond the deep.
17954.
Yolette. 19437.
Yor Vea):
Ad matutinum. 2598,
Veni Creator Spiritus. 26773.
Yon (S. C.) Camellia. 29647 (26).
Yonkers (G. E.) Tuba Joe. 24131.
Yorke-Norburn (Henry) Good luck
seeds. 7969.
Yoseco (Bob) I’m a happy gondoliero.
20339.
Yoshitomo. pseud. See Zimmer
(Carl)
Yost Gi. Lowe
At last I’ve found a girl like
mother. 22045.
Cloudy skies. 4927.
Easy teasy melody. 17698.
Forever. 17779.
Stream of dreams. 21483.
That’s my desire. 14622.
To the glory of Sigma chi.
Venetian night. 7045.
Youmans (C. B.) American Legion
march. 9771.
Youmans (Vincent) :
At the peep of dawn I love you.
14681.
7408.
Blue windows. 7522.
Grayciola. 10566.
Happy, because I’m in love. 13289.
Innocent eyes. 8276.
Keepin’ myself for you.
Mississippi dry. 18470.
More than you know. 16219.
My Aragon Rose. 11350.
My! my! my! 8705.
Never-to-be-forgotten night. 8744.
Rita. 11769.
Touch me not. 12237.
Water boy serenade.
West wind. 9548.
What is there about you. 7156.
Whistling in the dark. 26928.
Without a song. 24839.
You took all when you said good-.
bye. 12560.
Youmans (Vincent) inc.:
Bride was. dressed
24634.
Cinderella’s consolation.
Great day. 13273.
Happy, because I’m in love. 13289
I'll whisper you a secret. 20329.
Keepin’ myself for you. 28492.
Let me give all my love to) Thee.
25606.
Mississippi dry. 18470.
More than you know. 16219)
My mother told me not to trust
a soldier. 25933.
Once upon a time.
28192.
12346.
in whiter
19805...
26093.
2207
_ -INDEX
Youmans (Vincent) inc.—Continued.
Rising moon. 26275.
There’s a blue note in my song of
love. 21589.
West wind. 26856.
Without a song. 19410, 24339.
Young (Ada) Just a Chinese jade.
5748.
Young (B. A.)
Young (Billy):
After you broke my heart. 19510.
Hey! hey! my baby loves me.
22700.
My little dream girl. 23372.
Pretending I have you. 26211.
Wonderful pal. 21882.
Won’t someone care for me. 26975.
Young (C. E.) Inspiration in verse
and music. 1053.
Young (C. R.) I wonder why a woman
will lie. 10803, 18094.
Young (Carl) Drifting sands. 10289.
Young (Eddie) That’s why I stopped
loving you. 14630.
Young (F. M.) Ill follow you back
to California. 15745.
Young (F. W.):
Call of love. 10004.
Whispering flame. 29515.
Young (Frank) Oh baby,
sweet kid. 14079.
Young (I. D.) Yankee division song.
My hot baby. 20927.
what a
21898.
Young (J. S.) There’s always joy in
Georgia. 21593.
Young (J. W.) Caroline. 10021.
Young (Marion) In fair Hawaii.
10841.
Young (Raymond) :
Miami misses you. 16179.
When the birds fly to the sands.
12415.
Young (Ruth):
If birds can soar. 10810.
Triolets. 12256.
Young (Stuart) : .
Bird call. 12754.
Rejoice, rejoice, ye children.
14283.
Ships that pass in the night.
11904.
Mother, I’m coming
25878.
Young (V. M.)
home to you.
Young (Victor) :
Can’t you understand?
I wish I knew. 975.
Just as long as I have you.
Twilight melodies. 29359.
Underneath a Spanish moon.
19251.
Young (W. A.) :
First nocturne in G. 27657.
Jesus my Savior. 28131.
O ye angels. 28672.
17478.
20551.
pt. IH, n. 8. v. 24
Offertory in E fiat.
Sans parole. 28949.
Second nocturne in G. 28978.
Shepherd’s song. 29024.
Sigma phi gamma sorority songs.
29034.
28681.
Sigma phi girl. 29035. |
Silent night. 29040. "
Young (William) :
Autumn leaves. 22056.
Dream’t we heard a Lindy-bird.
13069.
Home and the old folks there.
22716.
Young citizens league of Pierre, 8. D.
Y. C. L. march song. 2540.
Y. W. C. A. of the U. 8S. A. Natl. board:
Four Girl Reserve songs. 9044.
Kingdom. 3500.
Yount (Anita) Baby of mine. 7440.
Yount (Rosalie)
you. 13468.
Your royal highness. 4572.
Yowa (Irving) Gaar det ikke nok se’
godt med en lille foxetrot. 13211.
Yradier (C.) .Paloma. 2589 (250).
Yrnéh (Alexander) :
Blev. saa stille. 196.
Jeg byder dem en rose. 28127.
Nu ved jeg férst hvor h@jt jeg
elsker livet. 21014.
Yuill (M.) :
-Chinese pranks. 15247.
Irish lullaby. 18167.
I met you, I loved
Yuille-Smith (C. R.) Two. short
pieces. 12571. _ @
Yunke (M. E.) Someday, somewhere,
sometime. 9216.
Yvain (Maurice) : :
Dites-moi, ma mére. 493, 2952, —
10227. ;
Elle est 4 vous. 5140, 24930. {
Fréres de lait. 15530.
Honolulu. 5446.
Pouét! pouét. 6366.
Tell me, mother. 14606.
Yves Krier (J.):
Agonie des cheylas. 2605.
Al-kasar. 2615.
Amours charnelles. 12644.”
‘Au pays des pagodes. 2675.
Aurore sanglante. 12675.
Causerie dans le train. 12862.
Cernés! 2821.
Chasseur de chiméres. 12876.
Chateau Andlau. 2831.
' Constantinople. 2877.
Dans. le temple 4d’Aphrodite.
2914.
Dernier ultimatum. 2935. ;
Dhurbar. 2944.
Dialogue bouffe. 2945.
Effroyable vengeance. 13085. ;
Epouvante. 3017.
2208 !
\y
INDEX
“nos, 1-12, 1929
Fabliau. 3035.
Florestine des Alpes. 3084.
Fureur de Néron. 3117.
Georgiano. 15554.
Heroica Polonia. 15660.
Hymne érotique. 3270.
Jockey. 15928.
Machiavel. 13799.
Masque nu. 13686.
Masque vert. 18687.
Mer traitresse. 18886.
Miniature. 3668.
‘Modéle masqué. 13688.
Mystére des ruines. 3767.
Nick. 16321.
Pamperos. 14138.
Pandore s’essoufile. 3900.
Pantomime-ballet. 14141.
Pare mystérieux. 3905.
Passionnément. 3911.
Pour Vamour de Psyché. 3966.
Poursuite nocturne. 14224.
Prelude d’angoisse. 14229.
Prés du temple d@’ amour. 14232.
Quand chassait le roi. 3992.
Romance norvégienne. 4050.
Roxane amoureuse. 14337.
Rue d’Orient. 4073.
Sentiments joyeux. 4111.
Soubrette indiscréte. 4190.
Sous ton loup de velours. 4191.
Strange waltz. 4218.
Sur le lace. 4240.
Thésée vainqueur. 43817.
Torguemada. 14688.
Tristesse angoissante. 14699.
Zabum 1929. 12642, 12643, 14241.
Zaccone (Joseph) Sweetheart of mine
how I miss you. 29197.
Zace (Vera) I’m in paradise.
Zacher (Harry)
again. 21846.
Zador (Eugen) Variationen iiber ein
ungarisches volkslied. 26769.
13446.
Whisper I love you
Zadora (Michael) Pizzicati. 24830.
Zadroga (T. H.):
Bobichaj. 19682.
Cebula z jajami. 19766.
Niedaj sie. 20991.
Zahler (Lee):
Crazy melody.
It’s you. 15897.
Juanita. 18197°
Love thoughts of you. 23154.
Oh! how we love our college.
16373.
22299.
Zalant’s (S. E.) My lady love. 11375.
Zalewski (B. J.) :
Bo walec to taki taniee. 4774.
Msza ku ezci Dzieciatka Jesus.
25890.
Nieszpory. 6174, 25985.
Pieé pieSni. 25119,
Zamecnik (J. S8.):
Betrayal. 9901.
Faust. 25106-25108.
Fox ideal instrumental quartets.
22553.
Fox (Sam) photoplay edition.
5243
Fox
310
Gypsy wildflower.
Jingles. 138601.
Moving along. 20896.
My Cairo love. 6097.
Nola. 3806.
Nuits napolitaines.
Polly. 3959.
Redskin. 1790, 4014.
Soft winds coming from the sea.
21400.
Song of the fisher-boats.
Your love is all. 12567.
Zamor (Emmanuel) fils. Il a bouffé
des clarinettes. 10827, 25403.
Zandall (R. R.) I’m as happy as can
be. 18081.
Zandonai (Riccardo) :
Francesca da Rimini.
Giuliano. 724, 3145.
Telefunken. 26609.
Zane (J. P.) Carolina love my all.
24691.
Zanella (Amilcare) :
Due valzer
27049.
Sulamita. 16824.
Zanibon (Guglielmo) :
Aegyptus. 16.
Bettina. 177.
Composizioni per banda.
Coro a Frescobaldi. 407.
Dodici danze moderne per piano-
(Sam) school collection.
i.
17873.
1572.
16761.
10467.
27048,
melodici.
10105.
forte. 12576.
Dormi, bimbi mio. 510.
Festa campestre. 630.
Intermezzo sinfonico. 1056.
Miao! .. miao!’. |) 11272.
Nuptialia. 11485.
Paggio innamorato. 6295.
Pall mall. 1666.
Sognando amore. 2000.
12 danze modernissime. 12577.
Zaniboni (Albert) Perfect long dream.
3926.
Zanichelli (N.) Casa ed. Mistero di
Persefone. 28465.
Zanon (M.) Sacra rappresentazione
di Abram e d@’ Isaac. 1852.
Zanoni (Louis) Fratellanza. 10468.
Zany (King):
Every now and then. 20015.
I’m laughing. 20365.
Icky, (20418...
Zarro (Juan) Girls who we ignore.
7953.
2209
- INDEX
pt. II, n.-S., v.24
Zaschka (Engelbert) Wer hat denn
bloss den hering am schlips mir
festgemacht. 2399. aah )
Zastrow (Frederick) Write a letter
home. 26985.
Where the Santiam
2466.
Zastrow (Paul)
River flows.
Zattas (Demo) :
Agrampeli. 12611.
Dihtya tis aghapis. 24844.
Eho klismenous thisaurous. 24920,
Ekkentrikes enomaties. 3001.
Ela peismatara. 3002. .
Mi me rotas giati vongo. 25825. |
O eros ein’ tragoudi. 17716. .
Ponos tis mannas. 26198.
Ymnos sti retsina, 26994.
Zaza. 19491 (120).
Zeckwer (C. W.) Impatience. 4577
(178).
Zeckwer (Hortense) Impatience,
4577 (178). )
Zee Zee. 4575.
Zegarra (L.)
I love. 19296.
Zeigler (Elta)
13879.
Zeilinger (Franz) Media vita. 25787,
Zeitlberger (L.) :
Blau veilchen.
Cytheria. 435.
Notturno no. 3. 23079.
Serenade. 6597.
’*Zek’1 saw de wheel. 17228.
Zeller (—) ‘Tyrolean song. 4878.
Zeller (Carl) :
Nightingale’s song. 6177, 6178.
Obersteiger. 3831, 26048.
Vogelhiindler. 4421, 7068.
Zemaitis (J. A.) :
Ant Nemuno kranto.
Sudievy mylimas broleli.
Zenchoff (J. M.):
I’m only your friend. 18053.
_I wonder where those pals are.
158138.
Mine, still mine. 138901.
Watching the old folks go.
Why should I care. 7224.
Zentner (Minzde) :
Could you care. 408.
Fullahel hop. 696.
Here is my heart. 826.
In your arms. 1044.
Invitation eyes. 1059.
Parking space. 1675.
Sax appeal. 1881.
Zentner (Victor) :
Could you care. 408.
Fullahel hop. 696.
Here is my heart. 826,
In your arms. 1044.
Invitation eyes. 1059.
Memory lane calls me,
191.
4639.
6791.
17059.
Waiting for the one.
Parking space.
Sax appeal.
Zepeda (Isaras)
Zepler Pe nin
28952.
27057
Santuario.
Diogenes.
Marche boheme. 85388.
Mimi réve. 11278. .
Ouverture appassionata.
Paola-czardas. 16489. —
Pickwick. 16475.
Zerintcheff (Ruth Shull)
among the roses. 20912.
Zerkovitz (Béla) :
Eltorott a hegedtim. 565.
Kérdezd meg az illatoz6 ibolyat.
1142.
Latja Katoka.
Tango d’amour.
Zerkowitz (—)
16431.
My cot
20615.
2133.
Oly jo az a vasar-
nap ktruez notak .... ‘21062.
Zerlett (H. H.) Wenn du mich magst,
ja, dann sag’ mir’s beim tango. 2397.
Zernikow (Hlise) :
Christgléckchen. 355.
Waldlieschen. 2363. —
Zerse (Carl) Down the oakey Ozark |
way. 24871.
Zetler (Raymond) At the wishing
well. 2668. .
Zgone (Anthony) My sweetheart
Tilley. 16296.
Zhene (Massard kur) , See Kur Zhene
(Massard)
Zickel (H. F.) In! a. sai store.
20440.
Zickel pub. co. In a un store.
20440.
Ziegfeld midnight frolic, 5019, 8475.
Ziegler (A. J.)
Ziegler (Erich) :
Alles fiir euch, 42.
Von dem zoo bis den linden mr. ‘g
2348.
Wann werden
seh’n? 23873.
Ziegler (M. E.)
vary. 12073.
Ziehrer (C. M.)
visten. 293832.
Ziehrer-walzer. 12581.
Zielinskiego (J. S.)
przyjaciela. 5123.
Zierpuppen. 24420.
Zikoff (Fr.) Im wald und auf der
heide. 22900.
Zilberts (Zabel)
Streams from Cal-
Traum des reser-
Dzien imienin
Adon Olom. 4591.
2210
1675. 5
1881:9<ltes )
On the Gulf of Mex- —
| ico. 186638. ee
Ziegler (B. M.) Stomp second. 4214.
Ziegler (Carl) We're drifting ©
through smiling cloud banks.
26838.
wir uns wieder-
|
|
:
INDEX
nos, 1-12, 1929
eee
Zilcher (Paul) :
Album for the young. 19519.
At the ball. 15063.
At the fountain. 19577.
Bourrée. 2775.
Bunte reihe. 4818.
Children’s march. 21304.
Cradle song. 19849.
Hungarian dance. 235-237.
Liindler. 5806.
Melody. 7299.
On parade. 16401.
On the mareh. 6250.
Prelude. 7300.
Pupil’s concertino.
Scherzino. 6553.
Serenade. 6596.
Sevilla. 26877.
Shepherd. 21345.
Tarantella. 6861.
- Under the linden tree. 21698.
Wandering. 21759.
10 easy melodious studies. 12583.
Zile (H. M. van) See Van Zile (H. M.)
Zilevitius (Joseph) Advento ir Ka-
lédu giesmés. 27068.
Zimbalist (Efrem) Tanz-suite. 2135.
Zimmer (Carl):
3986.
Auf treue kameradschaft. 24526.
Besuch beim waldspecht. 4738.
Briider vom Rhein. 24647.
Im rosen-hain. 10838.
Japanischer laternentanz. 25479.
Rheinland marsch.
Zimmerman (F. L.)
15108.
Zimmerman (Joseph) :
Alphabetic rhythm. 17285, 24474.
o17Ga0": |
Beautiful eyes.
At the calendar ball. 19574.
Broadway patrol. 19714.
Dancing dominoes. 15312, 22328.
Fiddle-sticks. 5204, 7882.
Tiddledy .. winks. 6932, 12214,
12215. :
Zimmerman (Leon):
Aren’t we all vagabond dreamers.
12662.
I’m just a vagabond lover. 5552,
8156, 8157, 13447, 13448, 22812.
Love made a Gypsy out of me.
20718, 23145, 23146, 28332.
You came, I saw, you conquered
me. 17196, 21906, 24370, 29600.
Zimmerman (R. J.) You’re my little
cole black rose of Caroline. 7275.
Zimmermann (Fritz) :
Dance of the demons. 446.
Tempest. 2150.
Zimmermann (J. F.) Haymaker’s
march. 7310 (69).
Zimmermann (lL. P.) Haymaker’s
mareh. 7310 (69).
Zimmermann (M. D.) Haymaker’s
march. 7310 (69).
Zimmermann (Wilhelm) :
Blues. 19680.
Boston. 24622.
Instruktive jazz - etiiden.
20481.
Jazz. 20513.
Jazz babies. 25481.
Konzert jazz-suite.
Legende. 11024.
Stars. 21469.
Studie. 20866.
Tonleiter—und arpeggien—stud-
ien fiir posaune. 2223.
4 danses médiévales. 5812.
60 iibungsstticke fiir oboe. -20063-
20065.
100 technische paraphrasen itiber
Kreutzar-etiiden. 25476.
Zingel (R. E.) Hlegie. 24928.
Zingle (M. H.) Days that used to
be. 470.
Zingle (Mike)
Zingle (N. R.)
470.
Zingle (Nick) See Zingle (N. Rs)
Zingsheim (M. H.) Boy scouts on the
1054,
25567.
See Zingle (M. H.)
Days that used to be.
trail. 24626.
Zingsheim (T. J.) Boy scouts on the
trail. 24626.
Zink (G. W.) Love’s melody. 8499.
Ziolkowski (M.) :
Krakoviak. 5795.
Menuet. 6008.
Ziri (Albert) :
Famosa. 7859.
Fedelta. 7873.
Montagna d’amore.
Non tanto facile.
Perenne rimorso.
Preferita. 8957. .
Tradimento. 9414.
Tuberose. 9436. —
Zitter (Samuel) My pretty blue eyes.
Dion.
Zivelli (J. H.) Charming. 4890.
Zmyslo (M.) Do uciechy polskiego
tanea. 27525.
Znidarsic (August) Place where we
used to love. 28817.
Zoch (H..E.) Wigglie eyes. 17141.
Zochert (R. C.) Lovable baby. 16070.
Zoeller (Lou) ‘Today is the morning
8629.
8771.
8899.
after. 6953.
Zoller (Mary) Just after sunrise.
1118.
Zoltai (Matthew) :
Bells of St. Mary’s. 9892.
2213
INDEX
Zoltai (Matthew )—Continued.
World is waiting for the sunrise.
12504.
Zoltai (Stephen) :
Eliland. 22457.
River, river. 6463, 6464.
Song of joy. 23887.
Zona (—) Darling old mother 0’
mine. 7718.
Zona (Harrie) Empty hours. 13098.
Zoob (D. B.) Penn-go-in, 23590.
Zora (J. 8S.) Flying fool. 13177.
Zorlig (Kurt):
Fast jeden abend stele ich vor
deiner wohnung. 3050.
Wenn es irgend geht. 4458.
Zorn (GC. 1.):
My grace is sufficient.
Throne of grace. 2201.
Zorn (Mrs. L. J.) My grace is suffi-
16256.
cient. 16256.
Zottarelli (Angelo) Wonderful
nights. 29565.
Zottola (Vincent) Mio chiavino.
28457.
Zoubaloff (J. M.):
Brise de printemps. 7541.
Deux valses. 9702.
Estampes. 20005.
Gemmes. 17809.
Marche francaise.
Politian. 26194.
Romance sans paroles. 9052.
Zu befehl, schone frau. 6554.
Zucca (Mana) pseud. See Castle
(A. Z.)
Zuercher (John) I’m traveling with
the show. 20374.
Zukowsky (Eugene):
Buway zdorowa. 12808.
Fiksowanyi czolowik. 7884.
Loboda. 8459.
Pan Fraiter.
Plotky. 14200.
Prystrit. 8976.
Starosty. 9277.
Znywa. 14971.
18401, 18402.
8871.
2212
Zul owekey (Ewgen) :
Kazut ludy. 18648.
Klopit horpynky. 25563.
Na kamenu marmurowim. 14014,
Popowych. 14217.
Sonia. 21487.
Wesela Tereska. 26854. .
Wesila w kontrach. 21781, 21782.
Zlyj muz. 27053.
Zullo (R. M.) Louisiana lullaby. 8480,
Zulueta (Pedro de) See De Zulueta
(Pedro)
Zundel (John)
ing. 5016.
Zunser (Eliakum) Selected songs of
Eliakum Zunser. 7308.
Zunser publication co. Selected songs
of Eliakum Zunser. 7303.
Zurfluh (A.) Mes albums favyoris.
Day of God is break-
13887.
Zurke (Bob) There ain’t no-body
but you. 4807.
Zuro (Josiah) :
Coquette charmante. 4952, 12933.
Fateful moments. 5188.
Gallant sergeant. 5263.
Jolly comrades. 5786.
Jovial Joe. 5742.
Menacing foe. 6004, 13881.
Only for you. 8840.
Shady lady. 1982.
Three character sketches.
14973.
Zuzak (Doris)
20442.
3 lilies. 12590.
7th U. S. Cavalry of Fort Bliss, Texas.
Garry Owen. 138219.
12 danze modernissime.
19-'* Nador album. 2584.
20-'** Nador album. 2585.
21-'* Nador album. 2586.
30 and 1 folksongs from the southern
mountains. 23167.
100 etudén. 25568, .25569.
101 country dances. 16320. —
£ Dear love. 22108, 22425, 23187,
24145, 24299.
7304,
In all my dreams.
12577.
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